Redbank Valley High School - Vallis Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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X ' QTt,iK Q ., . , J, iff: , n' H dk ' , 'f 'Xl , - V j K fs, 1 -A+ X W 'ZQQ-,ll if X' 'R ' 'A xi K' k A a P 5 5 1 ! 6 f t 51 1 . f in A Y H wiv ,,,, I ' army ig ,-r t .xn ! Mm V . K I I ' '. ,.M.,.f.w.aw+.w, , t , X - J , aww' f WMM VM, 4 'MX' ' mf. J, F .,,,f, x A 1 rm ' , 32 x Mmm ,,, . . A-rpm W.-. 1 ,naw I . ' ,.,..,...,W. . ., .WMM , V if ' 410011 1--.qqni M 2.3. M -www. . N-nv. , f--X V -WMM. w--' . . X1 wx. 'W' f THE SENIGR CLASS OF 1954 ALLEN HIGH SCHO A RECORD CDF REMINISCENCES Hi crc1'yliociy! l'm licggicishort for Reginald. of cours?-Rcdhank Valley High Sf-hool's bulldog mascot. Thi-rc's my picture clown at thc bottom of the page. I've lmccn aronml this school for a long timc. and I gucss l know crcry corncr and initialed rlcsk top and facc in thc huilcling. The students and faculty and I have had lots of lun through thc ycars' ucixc haul thc satisfaction of working together. too-in Clubs anal classcs anal sports. licmlhank Yallcy nas callcml Ncu licthlchcm High whcn I first arrived in town. Yliitliin thc past four ycars l'xc sccn thc consoliclalion form and approximately 800 stu- mlcnls su arm into thc placc. l'xc sccn thc curriculum cxpancl to incluclc such practical courscs as agricnllurc ami industrial arts. l'xc xsatchctl ncxt fricnclships formed. ln fx! X ' N A . S .T CU-H -xx DCO - X6-1. n.l-ll Q 'ig VK x -ogiifl V ' if tilgfi ' . 55. S .xh Stella, Shirley, and Marlene sing about our Record Year. fact, everywhere I turn, I see improvements. Now at last comes the peak in improve- ment-our new high school building. The State Department has approved the archi- tect's plans, and we're going full steam ahead. ls it any wonder then, that after this close inspection of our school. l consider 1954 our record year? lt's a record year in another way, too, because for the first time this year, we're presenting a real record for you to play on your phonograph whenever you like. When you hear some of the football yells and school songs and class activities, l hope you'll relniniscc for a while and think of good old RVHS. Wye-ll, kids, lill be with you throughout the book, so why don't we begin right away to follow our record year at Redbank? Turn the page there. and letis gol ,3- Page 2 58 66 72 , ,.,. Rl'lllHlIll'i Valley lllgll School, New Bethlehem, Pa. Our Record Year A Record A Record A Record A Record CONTENTS of .... of .... of .... of .... -4, Reminiscences --- Action ---- Play ---- Friends CLARK E. RAY M Ed University of Pittsburgh Qupervising Principal of Schools Tops on Gur Hit Pcirode Speaking of a record year at Redbank Valley must necessarily include our principal, Mr. Kata, and our supervising principal, Mr. Ray. I see lVlr. Kata every day as he rushes from one job to an- other-from signing morning excuses and handling ticket sales to making announcements and arrang- ing schedules and activities. He's a good friend of mine, too, because, as you already know, l'm the school's mascot and Mr. Kata and I attend as many of the schoolis functions as we can. You'll usually see us at the football and baseball games. the plays, the wrestling matches, or the band concerts. He's one of the busiest persons l know. l know Mr. Ray is busy, too, for l've peeked JOSEPH J. KATA High School Principal into his office several times, and he's always sur- rounded by directors or teachers or salesmen or secretaries. He finds time to do all his school work plus indulge in a favorite pastime of his-square dancing. You should see how good he is! Mr. Ray,s biggest headache now is trying to get our new school built. He's been working with the consolida- tion for the past four years, and l imagine it gets discouraging at times when red tape delays prog- ress. At least he knows the students and I appreciate his hard work. Both these men have been the guiding forces in the direction of our school activities, and have revealed their philosophies as they work. They've helped make this our record year! M.A. University of Pittsburgh The Faculty Faces the Camera fe 1. V 'Y Ni, ,-,.,, - t,l+.Nll'.It tl.:-lt to Vlgllll MlSS'I.0lilC'l l'fX IQARLUS ll. S.. llitrmu S. l. Lnllvgi- S1'XK'lIlll firlltlc lr. llslu-rs lluli MISS M.llEllT.fX lJOVl'lliSl'lKl ll. S., Clurimi S. T. f.ollc-41,12 Sou-ntli Cralrls' lr Tri Ili Y .IOSEPII CAPASSO . . . .,w- ll. S., l.lLlll0I1 S. l. College SVYPIIITI Crude MHS. IYIAXINE STAIILMAN B. S., Clarion S. T. College Seventh Grade lr. .lournalism .lr. Tri-Hi-Y MHS. LEOTA LAUCHLIN B. S.. Clarion S. T. College Seventh Grade lr. Svrilmlmlers and Tall-:ers TOP fLeft to Riglitl ERNEST CUNNINGHAM B. S.. Penn State F. F. A. CHARLES LAUGHLIN B. S.. California S. T. College Industrial Arts Stage Craft MAI-ILON TRAISTER M. Equivalent. California S. T. Colle Industrial Arts ,lr. Craft Club RUSSELL STRANG B. S., Penn State Agriculture F F A BOTTOM fLeft to right? MRS. HELEN MOGLE B. S.. Indiana S. T. College Eighth Grade English lr. Drarnatics THOMPSON SUMMERVILLE Muskingum Klathmatics IOSEPH KUHNS B. S., Clarion S. T. College Eiglitli Grade American History lr. Hi-Y Safety Patrol XNIJHEW IJASKIVICH B. Indiana S. T. College Geography llt-ad Baseball Coach assistant Football Coach The Teochers Work for o Record Yeor CENTER lI.eIt to rightb MISS KATHLEEN BOABTS M. A. New York University Music' - Vocal .IOHN AKE B. Indiana S. T. College Music - lnslrumental Band Clnh Miss VALI-:RIA LEX' 'I me ,A B. S.. Indiana S. T. College in S1 'M-1 Art T gl .Art Cluh v Yearbook Art Advisor BOTTOM lLeft to rightl ,IESSE CALDWELL B. S. Lock Haven S. T. College Driver Training Safety Education Varsity Cluh Head Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach MISS .IEANNE McCOlX'IB B. S. Slippery Rock Health Physical Education Cheerleaders EUGENE BUTKOWISKI B. S., Slippery Rock Physical Education Health Hi-Y Head Basketball Coach Head Track Coach Assistant Ifoothall Coach TOP lLeft to figmp JOHN C. KING R F F B. S., Clarion S. T. College Physics Chemistry Biology Science Cluh OBERT CONRAD M. A. University of Pittshurgh World History Civics Pa. History RANK IACKLIN B. S., Indiana S. T. College Biology Physical Science General Science Nature Cluh RANK PALACGO B. S., Clarion S. T. College American History Civics Pa. History International Relationship Assistant Basehall Coach A Record in Friendship and Guidance ir' TOP lLeft to rightl HENRY CARUSO M. Litt. U. of Pittshurgli Algebra Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry All-School Play Faculty Manager MRS. MARTHA FLEMING R. S., Slippery Rook Mathmatirs American History MISS ANN ALLISON R. S., Penn State Algebra General Math Senior Math Future Teavliers of America L ,L WL 3 f.l'.Nll'.li limit to rigghti 'IIIIUMAS AliliAllAM M. S., ll. of Pittshurgh Selling lfixivs - f Pa. llistory P. U. ll. MRS. MARGARI'l'l' FIISUN ll. lilervylilirst College Shorthand 'llyping Advisor - Vallis MISS HIQLFIN ARMAGOST B. llexel Institute Bookkeeping ilommerm-ial Law C.ominer4-ial English Student Council National I-Ionor Society Stamp Sales yi X BOTTOM fLeft to rightl BRYRON BERGMAN M. Ed., Penn State Home and School Visitor MRS. LAURA RUMBAUGH R. N., St. Francis Hospital School Nurse MRS. ZELDA CORBETT R. H., Roc-hester University Dental Hygienist MISS TWILA CRUVER M. Ed., Penn State Guidance Student Council .Ir. Red Cross A Record in Leorning ond Teoching TOI' lI.eft to rightl MISS GEORGIA STATHIS B. A., University of l'ittshurgh English Reading Sr. llramaties Cluli MRS. EVELYN S. CALDWELL B. S.. Indiana S. T. College English Tri-Hi-Y Literary Advisor for Yearbook Forensic MARTIN THOMPSON B. S., Clarion S. T. College Lihrary Lihrary Service Lihrary Club MRS. llc-ROSE CAMPBELL B. S., Clarion S. T. College English Journalism Club MRS. IOLA DOVENSPIKE B. A., Grove City English Latin History Journalism Club CENTER lLcft to rightl MRS. EILEEN WETZEL New Bethlehem High Svhool Secretary to Mr. Ray MRS. PEARL MINICH Redhank Valley High Svhool Set'reta1'y to Mr. Kata BOTTOM lLeft to rightJ MRS. PAULINE SMITH B. S., Indiana S. T. College Vocational Home Economics Sr. F.H.A. MRS. BETTY DINSMORE B. S., Indiana S. T. College General Home Et-onomics MISS VIRGINIA DOVERSPIKE B. S., Indiana S. T. College General Home Economics .Ir. FHA Sr. Ushers RALPH YANITY B. S., Indiana S. T. College Cafeteria Manager other officers' uttvntion as thvy discuss an upproau-lring class um'- tivity. Left to right are: Svvre' raryg V1'c'e-jlresllfcrzt Sully Sloan: President Vifalter Sliuslvrz uncl TfCllSlll'Cf Nvllo Allori. Seniors 1954 '-l.ll vc-rlannly hull- lo sm- Ihis group grucliiulv. Vw hurl il lol of fun wilh lhvm 4-wr sinrw- l firsl saw lhum, Maylw only il svnior will lm-I lhul l95l wus ll rw-orcl your lm-n yvurs from now, hul WllPillC'I' il was or nol. lhvy will in-wr forgf-l il. l'm surv lhz- laughlvr unrl lun lhvy sliarc-rrl through lhv yr-ars will rvmain lovkml in lhvir mm-morir-s for uvcr. Thr- foolhall garncls, the annual Saflic Hawkins Danve, lhci hakc- sales. and lhv big hil of lhv yvar. thc-X Senior Prom. will ncivvr he forgotten. As they c-lose lhv floor of their sc-hool years hehincl them, l know each of the-m will hc lhinking. HTf11'.s year. 195-I. was my rvcord yffarf' Joanne Murphy and ,lean Hetrivk pre- pare to give another f-up of punch at the Senior Prom. sw: ,YQ - 4 'Q' Secretary. Nanvy Kea-k. has thr- MW. WMQLQ 1 D. Abrams R. Adams ABRAAIS. DONNA RAE 'iDon Chorus l-4. FHA 1-4 .... Ambition-House wife ADAMS. RICHARD ALLEN 'gDick Football 2. 3. Baseball 3. Dramaties Club 3. 4. Stage Craft 3. Aeronautics Club 2 . . . .Ambi- tion-Teacher ALLORI. NELLO .ll1Hi0r,' Stage Craft 3. Class Treasurer 4, Yearbook Advertising Stall 4 ..., A mbition-Aleehaniral Engineer Seniors l954 N. .Allori R. Angehr M. Rain P. Baker gf - 77ZZJ 'il never thought the day would come uhen we'd receive our diplo- lfo mas, did you? fl .,.,.4n.v.aL ..........-.42 B. Barlett ANCEHR. RLTH ,ANN HAngel1r .All 51-hool Play 2. Operetta 2-4. School Avvom- panist 2-4. lllioir 2-4. ifounty Chorus 3. Golf 3. Rand l-4. Chorus l. Mixed Ensemble 3. 4. C.aniei'z1 fllub l. llistric-t Chorus 4. National Honor Soviety .... A mbition-Hath 'lleavher BAIX. AIARLIN .l0 lou Band l-4. Chorus l. Mixed Ensemble 4. Choir 2-4. Operetta 3. 4. .lournalism 3. 4. llistrivt Eo- rensir' l-3. State Eorensif' 2. 3 ....A A mbition fAl1fl1OI' BAKER. PEGGY LOTQ Peg Khorus 2-4. Kflieerleader 2-4. Photography Club 2 ..... Amlmitionflnterior lleeorator RARl.E'l'T. BETTY LOL' 'Jllubby Lou Home Em- Club 2-4. Chorus l-4. flamf-ra Club 2. 3 ..... A mbition-Teacher Z X .Ein V I Y A i'EX.if44ei.,r,ff'l ...M C 4 f ,ff 3 C' B islr V .. J. Bish I.. Bish 'L. Bish P. Bonnett Seniors l954 BISH, GLENN EMERY NClenu BOWSER. JOAN h 6',loanie Slil,LIl'I'l'Lll'I,, Nillllllx Club . . . Allllllll0I1-lYlPl'lli1- Sturle-nt Counvil 2-4, Trl-Hi-Y 2-4, Cll011' 2-4, nipgll lfjmlim-pr Op:-rvtta 4, 'l'ri-Hi-Y Treasurer 4, Service Club 'llreasiirc-r Z2 . . . Ambition-Nurse msn, 'IMIK EUGENE H . ,, BUYER, AUIJHEY CLARESSA Au-revoir' ,lil4'lil0 llnnrl 2-1, lfoolbull 2. '3 l ulurc' I'l'll'llN'I'N 24 ., . . All'0llilllllt'S Club 2 . , . Ambition- M1-rlmriim' IZISII. IAWANIM MAI ' , Wurliirr- Home- Er' Club l-4 'llri-lli-Y 'S Cliorus l-4 Ambition--'Airlinc' llostvss BISH, LUANA PEARL Lu FHA, Home Er- Club 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus l-3 ...A A mbition+NurSe BONNETT, PAUL EIYWARIJ Paul FFA 4 . . . Anrlmitionglfarmor .l. Bowser A. Chorus l-3, Stump Club 2, Czlmvra Club 1, Vullis l, 3, 4, Stumlvnt Counvil 3, Honor Sovioty . . . Ambition---Art Toaclier IHIINKER, HELEN Brinker Chorus l-4, llunr-0 Club 2, Music Club 3, Curri- vru Club l, Majorotte 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Scrvico Club 2 . . . Ambition-Airline Hostess BRINKER, MARlE SHIRLEY Morry Chorus l-4, Tri-lli-Y 2, Journalism 3, 4, Vallis 4, Student Counvil 3, Service Club 2, Valley Hi Litas Business Mgr. 4 . . . Ambition- Secretary BROWN, CHARLES HENRY g'Chuck Stage Craft 3 . . . Ambition-Cabinet Maker Boyer - Brinker M. Brinker C. Brown l Burford P. Constable A. Cook Seniors 1954 BURFORD, .lANET EVA HRurf', Choir 1-4, Photography 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Vive President 3, Student Council 4, Defense Club 1 . Ambition-Nurse CONSTABLE, PHILOMENA HFlip Home Ee. Club 2-4, Chorus 1-4, Camera Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 2-4 . . . Ambitionfllousewife COOK, ANNA MAE Cookie Chorus 1, 4, Camera Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Ser- vice Club 2 . . . Ambition-Secretary CRAWFORD, MAX LANDON Burk Aeronautics Club 1, Nature Club 4, Football 1, 3 . . . Ambition-Carpenter DEMPSTER, LAWRENCE SCOTT Larry Football 1-4, Wrestling 2-4, Trark 3, 4, Base ball 1-4, Treasurer 3, Student Count-il Presi- dent 4, National Honor Soeiety, All-School Play 3, Aeronautics Club 2, Varsity Club 4 . . . Ambition-Television Engineer DlNCER, NORMA JEAN Dinger Camera Club 1, Art Club 2, Dramatic' Club 3, 4, Chorus l-3, Operetta 4, Choir 4, Serviee Club 2, Senior Play . . . Ambition-Secretary DOVERSPIKE, EDWIN K. l'Ed,' Football 1-4, Camera Club 2, 3, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play . . . Ambition-Mechanic DOVERSPIKE. FREDERICK L'Fred FFA 2-4, Football 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 1-4, Aeron- autics Club 2 . . , Ambition-Welder DOVERSPIKE, GERALD LEE Jerry Choir 1-4, Football 1-4, Dramaties Club 3, 4, CRISSMAN, EMMA JEAN uEmma Jean Wrestling 1-4, Camera Club 1, 2 . , . Ambition Home EC. Club 2-4 . . . Ambition-Housewife -Carpenter l Dempster N. Dinger E. Doverspike F. Doverspilce C M. Crawford E. Crissman Doverspike Ek? 1. -W fl 4-Q D. Donna M. Downs D. Duncan DOWNS. DAVID QUICNTIN A4'l'0llLlllIIl'h Ifluli, Stagg- f,rz1II 'I- . . . AIIIIIIIIUIIYYIXIUVIILIIIII' Cl1op EDERHART. EUGENE LESTER Thumper 5 Nagin-p Vlul, Choir 2-4, Band 1-3, Olwretta 3, 4. bounty Clio- rus 3, County Band 2, Distrirt Band 3, Foot IraII I, 3, LI, WI'i'SIIlll:1 I-4, Dramatim' Clulm 3. 4, Varsity f.IuIm 4, Rumi l.IuIm 3 . . . Ambition I'I1ll't'IglI Missionary DOWNS, INIAIIIIJN HIUISE IImxi1s lfIi1'v1'Ir-mliiig I-11, iflmrm I-12, Iflmir fi--I, All x V ,V I H V , , N ,,, S4-Imnl I'Iuy 2, IIl'llllH1IIl's tlluli 3, 'I, 'I'ri-Ili-Y I II'I'I I- IXIIJIIIFIIN 1l f4I? 1'II,, A ,Kumi 2, IiilIlll'I'2l IIIIIIP I, S4-rxirv I.IuIn 2, SVIIIHI' I'IzlY IjImI'Ilif I' 'Q IAIIOIII I I ,IIiIiIII'I, Z' Smdpnt . . 1 Amlmiml Om, H mmh ' I.0llllI'lI 3, I'IIA l.IuI1 I Dt'I'Yll'l' l.IuIi 2, Ups rm-tin LI- . . , Anllnilirmri-V-Swrvtzlry . ,, ., l liI'II'IMAN, lIAIilillC'l' l+IIl,l+IICN S I'00li0 IIIINIAAN' IIIINNII IIMI Vain- 'lui I 'I Vimru-4 2 'I II lIll'IIt i i'IuI1 INIIIVSIIOII Malrk Iiluln I, Ii1Illllll4'I'4'IllI 4fIuIr If . . . .' I III I., I 'ff' A 'ui '. Ii .II A A N I I .l, g xlll ll M 3, 'I-, I.Il01l 114, Iwmrvilmf' vontvsl .I, Nllll0llllI IIOn- ' II II Im' AHII MI or Suriv! , IiIlf'4'liII'iI1IOI' I-'I, Yvurlmook stuII 4, Y Si'l'YIf'I' f'IliIi 2, 'I'ri-IIi-Y I, f,IN'I'l'II.iI 4 . . . Ainlmiliori-Sm'l'rIz1l'y DWYICII. 'IIIIOMAS ,IAIXIES 'l'un1 FFA 2, Avmnuiltivs lilula 22. Stage flruft 3, 4, IFRITZ, Ilfrlglgy' PQUQQIQNIQ -f1.',.im'- fi1'1l'0I'l'lcu' ---' ' ImI'IfI0'I I5'lilIYlf'W' Ililoir I-4-, III'UIUilII4 1IuI1 3, 11, I'I00tImuII I ffumvru vluln I, 2, Senior I'Iuy. fIfll Tf'Ilil 4 . . . AYIIDIII0lI IIPill'Il1'l' EAKEII. ,IMNIES n.Iim I I A I-4, I'II .'X I'rc'si1Ivnt 4, Avronalltivs fflulm CLPIORGE, ,IANIIIIC MARIE Jun 2. Wrvstlinu 3. 4 . . . AIIIIIIII0IlY'AgI'Il'l1Itlll'P 'I'ri-Hi-I 3, 4, Horne Ei' Cflulm I, Chorus I-4 . . . IIIPLIPIIFII Al'llIJIIIOIl+NllI'S? la. 131,61-Ilan ' ' .J f ,., . V' A ., fl xg nv :nf III Q bl f FG' Ig: :gift I P p K Seniors PI' V LI e, 'I'. Dwyer .I. Eaker agley H. Freeman L. Fritz J, George ll-dl Q, ,f .i 'fr ry A 1954 . 1 'fm A. Hanna C. Heffner R. Henry D. Cerano O ff ll so GERANO, DORIS IRENE '5Punk Ushers Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 . . . Ambition- Secretary CREENAWALT, ALLEN 'lGreenie,1 FFA 2, Aeronautics 2, Stage Craft 3, 4, Senior Play 4 . . . Ambition-Laborer HAINES, GLENN '4Tick Football 2-4, Stage craft 3, Aeronautics Club 2, Camera Club 2 . . . Ambition-Mechanic HANNA, ALBERT Al Football 1, Photography 2-4, Choir I, Safety Patrol 2-4 . . . Arnbition41VIechanic HEFFNER, CAROLYN ANN 'LHefI,' Choir 2-4, Ensemble 4, Operetta 3, 4, All School Play 2, 3, Safety Patrol 2-4, Rand 1, 3. Drarnatics 3, 4, Forensic 2, 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Photography Club 1, Senior Play 4, National Honor Society . . . Ambition-Home Economist en awalt C. Haines M HENRY, RUIJELL ARTHUR uRudell,' FFA 1-4, Safety Patrol 4 ..., A rnbition-Far- mer HENRY, WALTER E. Walt FFA 1-4, Aeronautics Club 2, Natures Club 4 . . . Ambition-Farmer HETRICK, BEVERLY JANE '4Bev,' FHA 1-4, Secretary of FHA 2, Chorus 2, 3 . . . Ambition-Airline Hostess HETRICK, ,IEAN ELIZABETH L'Digger Band 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Choir 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Student Council Representa- tive 4, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Golf Club 3, All School Play 3 . . . Ambition-Medical Secretary HETRICK, RICHARD CARLTON 'lDick Stage Craft 3, Natures Club 4 . . . Ambition -Mechanic W. Henry R. Hetrick ,I. Hetrick R. Hr-trick L sf'- lk if-W, QPNQ. SS-9 R. Hilc- I. Hilliard ll. Hullman R. Hollolmaugh ff. lzzi Seniors l954 llll.l'l, ll0l3lCll'l' ARTHUR Art ,l.'UfK. PHYLLIS 'fludyu Iflfft . . . 'lmlwition-Farmcr Illl,l,lf'llill. IVAN IJCRUY L'lvan .Mulnilion Fzxrinvr lllll l lNl, lN. DONNA NAIC ullonnim lluml l. .luuior l'luy fl . . . Amlmitiun-N0ws- pupvr lit-portf-r llUl.l,0l3AllCH. ROBERT .IAK,K Popeye Stagv Craft l-3 . . . Amlnitioni'l'ear'lwr lZZI. CL-l'l'HERlNIC 'lCatl1y fill0I'llS l, 2, 4, Home Ev. fllulm 24, FHA 3 . . . Amlnition-Beautivian P. Jack N. Keck L. Kerr li-'L Chorus l, 2. 'liri-Hi-Y 2, Pllotograplly Clulm 3 4, Sf-mice' lllulm 2. FHA l . . . Ambition-'llole phone Upcfrator - KICIZK, NANLY Nan Chorus l-4, Art Cllulm 2. Vallis Businvss Mgr 4, 'llrvasurvr l, Sf-1'r4-tary 4 . . . Ambition- 'l'rav1-ling sfrcrerary Klillli, LUIS Kerr flll0l'llS l-3, Svnior Play, l7'l'A 4, Home Er. fllulr l . . . Anllmition-'llvavher KUHNS, NORMA .HQAN Toot Journalism 2-4, Chorus 2-4, Pliotograplly l-2 . . . Ambition-Nurse LEVIER, JOHN KENNETH Stage Craft 3, Nature Club 4, Safety Patrol 2-4 . . . Ambition-Laborer Cavalier ilk? .l. Levier 'M 152 D. Lower ,R. Lucas B. McCall S . ,fl Seniors 195-4 LOWER. DAVID HEPLER l'Dave Football l-4, Yearbook 2-4, Choir 2-4, Photo- graphy I, 2, Student Council 2, 4, All-School Play 2, 3, National Honor Society, Aeronautics 2, Senior Play . . . Ambition'Manufaeturer LUCAS, ROBERT 'LCatty Industrial Arts, President 3, Aeronautics I, F Choir 3, Football l-3, Baseball 1-3, Wrestling 1-3, Band I . . . Ambition-Coach MCCALL, BRENTON 6'Ben FFA 1-4 . . . Ambition-Navy MCCAULEY, SHIRLEY IOANNE President 1, Chorus 2, 3, Choir 4, Student Council 3. 4, S. C. President 3, National Honor Society 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play student director 4, Forensic 3 . . . Ambi- tion-College MCMASTER, MARLENE JOYCE Chorus 1, 2, Photography I, 2, Vive-President 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Aeronautie 2, Choir 3, 4, Li- brary Club 4, Dramaties 4, Operetta 4, Senior Play . . . Ambition-College MILLER, MARY JANE 'LMary .Iane Chours I-3, Photography I, Service Club 2. Tri-Hi-Y 4, . . . Ambition-Airline Hostess MINICH. KER'MlT MABEN Kermit Football 3, FFA I-4, Choir I-4, Mixed Ensem- ble 4 . . . Ambition-Farmer MOHNEY, STELLA ANNE L'Bootsie Chorus I-3, Choir 4, Home Ev. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Service Club 2 . . . Ambition -Secretary MOORE, ARLEN PAUL Stage Craft 2, Nature Club 4 . . . Ambition- Laborer SLIJefty79 5'Soots MOORHEAD, IANICE IRENE Home Ev. Club l-4, Chorus I-4, FHA President 2 , . . AmbitionfHousewife M. McMaster M, Nliller K. Minich S. Mohney A. Moore' I. Moorehead Nl'flSWONlllCR. KKNNH'l'll B. Murphy K. My NIITRPIIY. IHHIHR.-X Sw're'lury 2, llhorus Murph ri-Hi-Y 2. 3. Arlvrfr- llfilllg Stull 3. Xallis Se-vrvlary 4. National Hon- or Sovil-ty. All Svlmul Play 3. Fm-rxivv Llulr 2 . . . xllllllllllll 5:1411-tul'y' HX HRS. K-Yl'lll'IlilNl'I Kutl1y 4:ll0l'llS l. 2. l'lmtngrnpl1y Qflulm I. Sm-rxivv lflulm 2, F0l'l'llSl1' 2 . . . xllllilllibll 54-rl'vla1l'y HKUIIIIQB Flange' Lrult 2. 4:illllt'l'il liluln I. 'xl'l'0llillllll'S 2 . . . xhnlvitionv 'lllll'pQ'IlIPI' NULF. Xl.-Klll. YlfHNlf'l l'l'f Uoc'.' Pll0I0gII'ilPlly lilulw 3. 4 .... -hnlnition-Aiirplum-' mIt'l'll2llllt' NOLF. SHl'll.BY JEAN Shelly ' 5 lll'ilIIli1Ill'S 3. 4. Literary Staff 3. Advertising Stall 4. Junior Play 3, ,M-ronautirs 2. Tri-Hi-Y 2. Lilvrariam 4 . . . Amlnirion-Nurse I . 0 n C. Olinger 'l D. OYIZ K. Neiswonger OLINCI-ill. VHXRLFIS Charlie FFA I-4. SQ-vre-tary FFA 4 . . . Arnbition-I.a- lmrvr UHTZ. l3HIf'l'll'X HOPE Hope lll.-X l-1. Llmrus 1. 3. 4. Student Council 3. FHX pn-sillvnt l, l.llll'i1l'lLlIl 2 .... -K mlxition lllillvxhllll' l'KlN'l'lfll. UIKIHS NI, Butch lvlIlll'llY l-1. 'llri-Hi-Y 3. -l .... 4 IlIlJlIl0ll- llflll5t'Nll-1' I' Xl. Xllllil. XIIIU WII.I.l.4fNI Bud4ly lfrmtlmll XlLlllLlQlt'I' 12'-1. Halsvlrall Manager 3, llrurnutivf bl. KH 54-honl Play 3, Senior Play . . . Xmlritiun- BIISHIPSS .'xllIlll1llSIl'Hl0I' l'lfN1fl-l. Hill XLD YY,-XYNE YVayne Band 2. 3. l F.4 l-4. Choir l. 2 ...A A Xmlmition - -'l'rua'l-g Drix er lf ainter H. Palaggo Seniors G7 M. Noll S. Noll H. Pence x if 954 is N. Pence PENCE. NANCY MAE 'aNanH f Band 1--1, Band Club 3, 4, Band Concert 2-4, I All-Star Band 2, Spring Concert 1-4, Choir 2-4, ' Q Ensemble 4, Operetta 4. FHA 2--1, Forensic 2-4 4 gt 47 .... Ambition-Teacher 1 gl PLATT, KIARLENE Marlene Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chorus 1-4. Forensic 2, Service Club 2 . . . Ambition-Secretary F' PLATT, MARLUS PAY 4'Mar1us Chorus 1-3. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Serviee Club 2 . . Ambition-Secretary PYNE, JOHN MICHAEL g'Mike Band 2, FFA 1-4, Choir 4 . . . Ambition- Farmer J Pvne REARICK, THOMAS SCOTT 'aGrendel ' ' Football 3, Stagecraft 3, Hi-Y 3, Nature Club T. Reariek 4, Senior Play .... A mbition-Carpenter D. Sanford H. Sherry M. Shicl-1 V1 M. Platt I NI. Platt SANFORD. DOROTHY MARGARET Dm FHA 2--1. Tri-Hi-Y 3 ..., A mbition-House wife SHERRY. HOKIER GENE Crash Aeronautics Club 2, Nature Club 4. Stagec-raft Club 3, Varsity Club 4. Wrestling 1-4 . . . Ambition4Navy Career SHTCK. MARLENE ALBERTA Ted FHA 1-4, Photography Club 3. Chorus 1-4. Librarian 2 ..., A mbition-Housewife SHICK, VERYL HELEN 'iGert Home Ee. Club 1--1, Camera Club 3. Chorus 1-4 . . . Ambition-Nurse SHUMAKER, WILLIAM uBill FFA 1-4 ..., A mbiti0n4Truck Driver V. Shicli WV. Shumalter VV Shuater K. Simpson L. Skinner Sa S 5102111 Seniors l954 SllIlS'l'lCli, WM,'l'lCR Cone Sllllpl H I 'XRRY Smitty llramatif' fflulm 3, Sf-f'r1--tary 3, l'1'1-siclvllt 4. Val- Pool mall l 4 Wrcstllli 1 Sta lis 4, S1-nior Play , . . Amlrition-Railroad craft 3 All Srllool Play 3 Allllllflflfl Slglllilllllilll NllXlPSUN, KA'l'llliYN YVONNE uSimpic 'llri-lli-Y 2. Al'I'0lllllIllI'S 2, Lilvrary Assistant 3- 4, fflroir el, llrznnulivs 4, ffliorus 2-3. Vullis Stall 2-3. l,iln'nry fflulm 3--1, . . . Ainlmition- -lnlvrior llc-1-ornlor SKINNICR, l.0liliAlNE MARCARICT' uRainic', lluncl l--l-, f.ll0l'llS l-fl, lJl'2llllZlIlf'S fllulm 3-4, l,I'illIllllll'S fflulm Play 3, ,lournalisrn 2, AOTOIIZIII- Lies fflulm 2. ,Mlwrtising Stall 3-4, ,liz limi Cross Play 2 . . . Allllllll0Il-'-',llI'ilf'll0l' SLACLPI, LORRAINE Rainie Chorus 1-3, Choir 4, Tri-lli-Y 4 . . . Ambition -Airline Hostess SLOAN, SALLY 'LSal Band l-4, Student Council 2-3, Student Coun- cil Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3-4, llramativs Club 3-4. Choir 2-4, Vive President -1-, All-svhool Play 3, Aeronautics 2, Yearbook 2-3, Operetta 3-4, .lr. Red Cross 4, All-Star Band 2, Forensic' Speech 2-3, Safety Patrol 2-3 . . . Amlvition-Sr-ientist L Smith C. Stewart R. Steuait A Summerxllle T' Suartfager Lf X. ,I rv, ' I T I 1 yi W. T ' 'rv - R. Wm-ner if A i ,WJ-ff' ga' K 'rtffpfy' -'U .l,I,L'n 1, ll ix UMj'l2i,'l! .X yi' ff 'rr:c1r'r. wiiwiriuiii MAE --Winnie- l7llA 1--l. Photography Cluh 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2. Chorus 1-4. FHA President 4 . . . Ambition -Housewife WARNER. ROY MARVIN Corkey,' Aeronautics Club 1, lndustrial Arts Club 3 . . . AmbiLion4Automobile Mechanic Wl'll'l'E. ALII IE PEARL 'iAllie FHA 1-4, 'l'ri-l'li-Y 2-4. Chorus 1-4 ..., A rnbi- tion4Houscwile Wll1TElXlAN, CAROL LEE Cookie Dramatics Club 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Library Club J 3. 4. AKI'0I1L1.lllt'S Club 2. Senior llay . . Ambition-Nurse WIANT, DEAN 'iDean Choir 3, Band 2, FFA 1-4, Aeronautics 2. Foot- ball 3, Wrestling 1, 2, Senior Play . . . Ambi- tion4Farmer E. Willison .l. Wilson D YV' nt A. White C. Whiteman . ia Seniors 1954 WILLISON. EDWIN LEE uEd Stage Craft 3 .... A mbition-lX1echanic WILSON, JACK Doc Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2. Foot- ball 1-4, Football Manager 2. Baseball 1. 3, 4. Choir 1-4. District Chorus 1-4, State Chorus 2. Bnntl 1-4, Orchestra 1, Golf Team 3, Dramatics Club 4, All School Play 3, Aeronautics Club 2. Operetta 1-4, Mixed Ensemble 3. 4, Forensic 2. 3. County Chorus 2, 3 . . . Ambition-Doctor YOUNG. NORMA JEAN 5'Normie FHA 1-4, Pliotography Club 3, Vallis 3. Chorus 2-4, Librarian 2 ..., A mbition4Housewife YOUNG, l1A'l'R1C1A ARLENA Pat FHA l-4, Chorus 2. 3. Choir 4. FHA Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Ambition4Clerk ZAMPERIN1, .IOANNE MARY AIO Student Council 3. Safety Patrol 4 . . . Ambi- tion4Secretary N. Young P. Young .l. Zamperim Vg! Prcsizlent llonartl Bish says gioocllmyv at this vnzl of the svhool day to his ollivefrs S Svrrclrzrg' joan lmhol, Trcvzszzrvr Hoxsarrl Crawford, and VI'!'C'-1Ifl3Sl.l1t'lZf. Neal tfamplmell. Juniors l havtf ai hunvh that this yvar will lwr-oirw om- of tht- top tum-s in tht- Juniors' rc-vortl allmum of svhool mvmorivs. How croultl it hc-lp hut iw whvn lhvy haw sponsors-tl so many smash hits, suvh as thvir annual sock rlaiwv, Z1 square' tlzuirw-, rurnmagr- sale, skating party, anrl hake sale? From the time the turn-tahlvs lwgan spinning in St-ptvmlwr, its mvmht-rs husit-tl themselves whole-heartedly in all the sports anrl frluhs, lwsitltf thc- hantl, f'ht l'Tlt'Z1IllIlQf, the all-school play, the operetta, and the Forensic Spec-ch Contest. This group has always hevn so willing and cheerful, and I shall never forgot thvm. No house should be without onef' ex- plain I.arry Adams and Rudolph Mag- agmotti to the- selling class. KMA f , Q L ff K2 , f 0 ,MW 2 X XL V ff' 7 Q14 Q6 nw f,,, .,, I 4 M' A if -f 'j ,, ,M Q54 - my M -'S' W ' C ,NE 5. rf-i 'L nw H- ' vs 2- ,f 'ff . Wx- wwf X7 1? H , W I . jf -:Z , ff ff z 44 I , X ' gk! K U ,Q , !,.i , ' Q s R i Q , f gy, 4, 'g W H wr. F: V bf Jr f, . .. Lf W '7,,L9ff1f'jf .' ' ,G A as an I N ' ffm? 'lil' 2 Wsf av ' 4 Sophomore Class Omccrs linc up to inspcct the latest in school transportation. From lclt to right are: Richard Umlmcrliockcrfrcas- urer: Larry Faglcy. President: Sara Shumakcr, Secretary: and Don Rvddingcr. Viff'-PI'l'SI.ll07lf. ,tv Sophomores l we-nt to ai rouncl uncl squairc clancc curly this ycur :intl rcally haul lun. Naturally it was sponsorctl by tht- Sophornorcs. l also wcnl to thcir skating party illltl lrukc salc. All wcrc rousinff succcsscs. Altcr all thc hzirfl work ol ZlI'I'ilIl'flIl thcsc u niffht was In T1 P T1 lilkl'Il oll lor somc rclaxing lun. Swimming. As l matic a tour of the various clulas unrl ffrou ms, l noticccl thc Somhomorcs rw l l 'wcrc wcll rcprcscntcfl. Thcy'rc ccrtainly zictivc. They say il was fun living Sophomorcs Zlllll the-y'vc rcally cnjoyctl thc ycur. .lcrry Bailey. Arta Laughlin and Louise Bcst marxcl over a modcl of a Shakes- pczirizin Tlleuter. Soplmmores: Ron l--L. Kugzler, N. Silvis, J. Males, ll. Alolmslon, fl. Nelson, R. Stewart. H. Shoemaker. K. ffrissman. Bon 2-lf. Biery, B. Welker. M. Carlos. B, Stalilman. ll. Slirevkeiigost. R. Hilliard. E. Mathers. ll. Allen. A. Bowser, N. ll6lLU'0lll'. R. Yernesoni. Row 3-P. Ortz. ll. Slirec-kengost, li. Carlson. C. Jolinson. N. Paneie- ru. M. Shir-k. B. Codlove. R. Boozer. M. Mini:-li. B. flrissman. Row 4-L. Fagley. E. Dover- spike. U. Reddingrer. ll. Eaker. A. Crave. C. Hepler. R. Umlier- liocker, R. Hank, S. Lesliovk, M. Magness. R. N11-Donald. D Yoder. Sopliomores: Row 1-R. Hollman, I. Boyer L. Hank. B. Holmes. K. Bislm, D Krawford. M. Mvfiall. R. Boyer Bow 2-L. Best. C. La Borda. B Bish. S. Sliumaker. ff. Williswir'i ll. Willison, I. Izzi, S. Thomp son. .l. Creenawalt, D. Holi llklllglll, ll. lXIf'Cllll0llgl'l. Row 3- S. Blair. ll. Blair. M. Lute, N lloligxlierty. P. Sliivk, S. Mc Aninvli. l.. Walls, S. Exley, ,l Smith, A. Laughlin, Ci. Reinsel Row 4f.l. Bailey. C. Slirevken gzost, B. Slireekengost. C. Hees, L. BI'01'l0llS. ll. Le Vier. R Brown, H. Hans. B. Moore. ff. Bon ser, B. Del acour. l Sopliomores: Row 1fR. Mari-zell, A. Henry, P. Boyer. B. Williams, W. Dun r-an, C, Nasser, U. Pyle. R. Bisli Row 2-Cl. Brolim, J. Constable, J. Adams. C. Hutson. B. Travis. .l. Stalilman. L. Hoflman, M Downs, .l. Melflravy. H. Holi man, S. Milliroii. Row 3-M Miller. R. Beiserker, ,l. Cordon R. Miller, L. Shir-k, M. George V. Snyder. ll. Adains. E. Holi liaugxli. B. lNlc'Cuire. Row 4fM Markle. U. Boarts, R. Klimek. IJ Sliivk, YV. Unger. B, Elmerliart D. Mr-Master. C. Rhodes, B Tosh, IJ. Adams. Row 5-W. Marshall, A. Cfolxwll. C. Mein Aer, ll. l'atri1'k. Senior high at losfl Hx Ya u tl 'x -. X, s K 'Y1 XZ! . 1 ,4 X fig X7 Freshmen Anil this is the dutv we liaw for our square elaine, President Mc-Clauley says to her officers. Lett to right are: Mary Joyce Stover. Secrelaryg Margie Mc- Cauley, president: Eleanor Col- well, 1,'ff'6-1Il'6'Sl-l16HIJ and Carole Sherman, trcrzsurer. 'l'hi- frosh. :in ur-liw group. shoulrl go far in high school if l'rn any lorlunv tolli-r 'llhv nicinlwrs haw ruisvrl mom-y hy Ihr' usual mc-thocls huki- salt-S, skating partir-s. :incl cluiivvs. lloom l won svvoml plum- in thi- Um-vorzitioii flonlt-st at ffliristnius lime. 'lllis-y'w 1-nioywl this yvar. l think. vvvii though l liaw ln-tml groans :intl moans ahout algvhru anrl Latin, hrancl now siilijvvls to thvm. llvst wishes for a good yvar as sophomorvs. gangl Q An vxpvrinient is underway in svience vlzws. Green Frosh but Determined l7reshmen: Row 1-L. Kells, G. Sherry, W. Edmonds, J. Wyant, R. Forringler, C.. Howarth, CI. Wiant, N. Mr'Cinnis. Row 2--If. Downs, N. Hearivk, B. Ashe, S. Shrevkengost, B. l'ie'esc-', H. Hill, E. Yount, B. Smith, C. Elmerhart, D. Troup. Row 3-C. Shivk, D. Barlett, S. Bain. E. Alvorn, N. White, B. Davis, C. Gathers, C. Henry, M. Thompson, S. Olinger, K. Adams. Row 4-C. Snartfager, S. Crawford, P. Hines, E. Colwell, U. Miller, C. Sherman. Freshmen: Row 1-D. Lavely, W. Luvas, H. Boyer, F. Marsh, P. lN'lartin. R. Shumalier, J. Heflner, H. lmhnf. Row 2-C. Bain, .l. Gruver, P. Catllers, B. lxlllflllllflllglll, M. hlvilullough, E. Greenawult. H. Silviq V ' ' ' ' l ' V' 'A -f V k l3.H.vxs.ll NI S. Nelson, C. White, L. Leavh. Row 3-D. Moiunon, h. Burns, Q.. lun... ,l. Star . 11: . , c' Cauley, M. Stover, L. lVIC'AlllI1i'l1, P. lXlLlQiI1I SS, N. He-trivk, N. Cranford. Ron 4-R.Wl1ite, P Willison. The Beginning of the End Freshmen: Row 1-S. Klhillc-ott, 'lf Pelky, C.. Dougherty. D. Shilling. J. Thompson, R. Allen, H. Rivkard R. Cook. Ron 2iC. Lvrvh. B. Bowser. .l. ,Holloliaugln E. Freeman, E. Henderson, ll. Rankin I. Zamperini. S. Herhc-rt. W. Markle, M. Rockwell. Row 3-A. Musser, S. Slagle, S. Bailey 1' Pvne N Din er R H rni li F l ' 7 g . . a s . .. btinc'ic'oml1. KI. Walters, K. Anthony, 'l'. Hanna. L. llrissman Row!-A. Marshall, l.. Cranford, B. Caxran, P. Kriehel. FI'P4llUN Il 2 limi' l-W. ilewtw. Nl. Quint. R. Toy. ll. Shallvr. R. Cvorgxall. Bish, S. Marshall. W. Biszh limi' 12---B. llou-'rspikez ll.Hwl4ling1Hi'. .l. ilI'LiINi I'. H. fframer. ll. Slew. J. Silvis. fi. Bonnvtt, N. Plum me-r, .-X. liatlirarl. ,l.xl0llIl1'y. Hou iifli. lloopvr. ,l. 5l1rvc'kGiig0st, ll. Vilaclding, .l. Clevflr. English l 'lhilnlwi' ll NI' 9 Hom ci lf We L Y Nlrlflh i ' .. K Bright. ll, Ii . , 5615. 1 xv. .. AH Hr. . . ', attan ll. Shaffer. B. Xvany. Row -1-S iam. I.. Nulph. B. lflwrliart. C. Slifwniaker. Eighth grade oFlif-ers pose for the camera. Here are: Susanne Angehr, Secretaryg Donald Mc- Gregor, Vice-Presidentq Barbara Strong, Treaxurerg and Nancy Patchen, President. Eighth Grade Well, here l am again to add the eighth grade's events to the record book. The class started out with a skating party at Alcola, followed by a bake sale that brought in more money to the treasury. There were homeroom parties, too. I know because I've been to some, and you should see the stack of food to eatl The Student Council plaque for the best decorated homeroom went to SA, and they deserved it with their religious theme. There are 155 students in the class, and I wish every single one of them would stay around to graduate. Maybe if l'm extra persuasive, they will! The card index in the Library isn't so difficult to use after all. Crude Eight: How I-11. Bish. A. Maguire, A. Kuhns. IJ. Bright, .I. Bover. R. I WvIIcPr, If. Shivk, IJ. Eherhart. II11w 2-M. Shaffer, B. Blair, D. 'Ir-lrivk. O. Best, C. Young, R. III-vu--l'. IJ. Stover, E. Sf'IlI'f'f'kfxD- giosi, C. Bish. IJ.Mf-Aninch. Row TISIJ. Mm'Aninc'Ii. P. Guthrie, N. IIImfIvs. 5.Cruv1'r, J. Uovwspike, S. Nvlson. R. Shrvricvngost, .I. IXIoI1nvy. I'. Harmon. B. Stowr. II. ,I0hnston. How 4-R. La- Ihwrflf-, C. II0rnv, AI. Bonmnini. C,r:11I4' Iulghlz Iimx I I.. Slillrnalkvr, II. Smith, lf. Ilish. N. I'ut1'Iwn, I'. Hoozer. Ii. Ilif-ks, II. IIUIIN-n. II. AIIen. How 2 M. IIur1Iy. M. Vvrnvso- ni. II. Trzivis, II. Travis. .I. Sla- glv. II. Sliuinukvr. H. Vifillison, ll. lIumpIwII. I'. Stahlman, B. Strung. How 3iI'. AIIen, A. lIv0l'gfm'. I7. IYICIVIIIIHII, W. CIIHI- x Iuli. I. Morris, C. Smith, M. Phillips. ,I. Mm'Cu1iIey, E. Dickey, W1 Mugrwss, C. Smith. ROW4- II. Achinis. IJ. Stockdill, A. San- Iord. llrumhf Eight! Hon I- -QI. Bright, B. Holladay, X. Fnyder. R. Yeaney, R. PhiI- lips, I.. Wugliilr. C. Marsh, L. Ixush. Ron I2-H. fIuIIwrtson. F. 'ih-I-. II, Iivzirivk, I.. Vashinder, il. IIvIlw1'. Y. fIOIl6'IlI13Y4 I'. S. 5ilig4'IiV. A. Briiikvr, A. MiIIPr, NI. lfrigvr. I'. Antliony. Row 3- I,. I'rIIiy. fi. Iiartlvtt. I.. SI1rec'k- cngost. I.. ffIurk. II. I'i6I'I'II1g?I'. V. Help. fl. Brinkvr. I.. IQIZPI. H. Huiimun. H. QVLIIIIIYIF. H. I30 J uf-rsox, ,I. Bruiser. Not lim-- turwir H. 'III1onips1m. Gateway to High School Eighth Grade Eighth Grade: Row 1-A. Rupp, M. Williams. M. Colwell, P. Sanford, l. Mangiantini. D. Mohney, K. Bish J. Hawk. Row 2-E. Shreckengost, B. Shreckengost, J. Hetrick, N. Downs, W. Yeaney, J. Mc Cauley, D. Bowser, J. Colish, K. Campbell, J. Hepler. Row 3fB. Stitt, I. Hepler, K. Burford D. Yoder, R. Henry, R. Mcljlravy, C. Dovenspike, R. Riggle, D. McGregor, G. Crissman. Eighth Grade: Row I-,l. Travis, D. Kunselman, N. Huffman, S. George, L. OSS, N. Crowe, C. Martz, D. Wlells Row 2-V. Hilliard, R. Allori, .l. Greenawalt, C. Magna-ss, L. Evans, L. Milliron. R. Ashe, .l Svlirevkengost, R. Sigworth, C. Young, K. Bright. Row 34L. Hepler, R. Blair, V. Unger, D Foreinger, E. Smail, R. Davis, V. Ennis, .l. Dwycr, C. Anthony, J. Bailey. Seventh Grade The seventh grade leacleis smile for the photographer. They are: Mary ,lane Downs. Treasurer: .lerry Shaffer, VI.l'6-PfC.YIiC1C7lfl ,lanet Bish, Secretary: and Carol Phillips, President. l think the seventh graders are vutel llonil spread it around, though, herrause lheyire loo grown up now to appreviale my use ol the word. After all, tht-y're in junior high now. You know. you eau always depend on this elass to support drives and campaigns. Coming from so many different schools, they quiekly learned to work together with great enthusiasm. So far they've increased their treasury with skating parties, dances, and swim- ming parties. They participate in sehool sports and Club activities to a great degree. Theyire just nice people to know. .loe Vonstalmle and ,lumly Toy earry the 4-rouus at the All Swliool Prom. Seventh Grade: Row l-W. Styers. L. Cerheim P. Boyer, N. wicoff-gm-. Mf Evans, N.Mangiantini, L. Pence, E. Heschke. Row QSK. Yeany, J. Fox. L. Crawford. R. Edwards R. Yeany. D. McDaniel, J. Bowl ser, D. Doversvike. .l. Constable l a J. Reinhard, L. Blair, M. Yoder, Row 3-D. Creenawalt, D. Penre. M. McCall, J. Holben, L. Holmes, M. Marshall, L. Ed- mon ds. Seventh Grade: Row 1-B.HoHman, B. McGuire, E. Adams, K. Crissman, K. Wiant, B. Troup, M. Gruver, T. Holmes. Row 2-B. Painter, L. Miller, R. Hetrick, W. Hoffman B. Shankle, C. Bish, F. Musser C. Platt, V. McGinnis, P. Ceorge. D. Sheckengost. Row 3 -C. Shrevkengost, R. Phillips K. Burns. .l. Stitt, L. Campbell, L. Smith. C. Reed, D. LeVier. J 1 Seventh Grade: Row 1-C. Tabler. W. Keener, M. Summerville, A. Blair, .l. Sample, L. Delp, l. Smeltzer. D. Smith. Row 2-D. Barlett, J. Dish, B. Mohney, C. Abrams, M. Downs, M. Kirk, S. Anthony, C. Bright, R. Doverspike, V. Shar- rer. E. Javox. Row 3-C. Cher- ir'o. C. Leach, R. Fagley, M. Sil- vis, L. Showden, B. Gathers, N. Painter, I. Delp. M. Austin, C. Phillips, N. Davis. 9 Gur First Year cn' Redbcmk Valley ,.f-a Ho Seventh Grade rmlf: Tu-lr Kms 1--gl. lllurtz. H. BllZZdI'Il.,3l. Williams. ,l. Cruver. I. fllflllfllij J. Boyer. Jr., M. Blake, H sk N ffolmlwtt. fl. .l0llIlSI0ll. H, l.,I'lSSID21I1. Row 3-T. Clouse, L. Wrighter. A. Sl1rer'lc6n,Q0st, l, Minivk. ,l, Crissrnun. R. Hnrnlmc-'rg1er. W. Buzzard. R. McKay, A. Young. B. Black, J. Wrighter IIHIPV. Hon 2-B. hay. .l. lxrlelmel. B. lruitt. P. Hetrim-la, CI. bilvis, R. Unger, H. Williams xx l--,l. Smith. l'. lfulmlwtt. .l, SNLlIslll11lFI'. il. 'lf Heed, N. floolc, l..l Smith, ll. Wolfe, 5. Shrew- engnst. Hou 2--,l. Xclurne. ll. Woods. .-X. Skinner, C. Rearivk, R. Shoemaker, E. Heasley. R Kolnell. ,l. Slruller. H. K3HlIllt'Vllll llPT'. li. Kvnllmny. R. Orlz. Roni 3fA. Cray, C. Sigworth, C IZZIITI, lu. lKl1I1Sl'l1IlL1I1, l. l'lemlerfnr1. .l. Xxlllliilllx .l, loy. P. Lolwell, C. Kells, ll. AY1Ill0I'lY l' Hwnrivk, Nl. llt'I1L't'. V ,F .5 AX Q2 S 'Q' W ,nf ' 2 M ' fm , 1 f . X ?,,, .i4.. W M 1, , . ,,L.,,. V-J, Y Jw if W S , Z -..e.-,- i . f 4' x ' , f' 5 ' 0 Q A154 1, if ,W . f'f ffl 1. 4 'fp--q ,f 1 A Record The science of farming un- der study. The Home ICU opens its doors for a party. Sentence structure is the problem here. of Closswork Seventh graders tackle geo- graphy. Learning how to make a home attractive. Future secretaries take dic- tation in the press room. 5 'T ,ff X X , -,t ' 2 u-ww N, ,W Q. Q of Nvdeor Physics pun H r , ,., , x gag F 21 5. 1 Q Li 4 4197 Y , . . -...... ia ,, . NX Q r f 'E KJvf1fiGYX33sx. fm-,XX ,, ,,.,..m.-mf A Eff, .kx Q L z L H235 is.: l xl NJ ag . PM 1 ..-....,,..,, ,, As., Classroom Fifty words a minute with- out an error? Oh, the intricacies of book- keeping! The senior girls have lots of work to do. vt-is , fffwwjk Q Jifikk' V , E7 O- Top: Vallis Advisors. Mr. Aliliillltltil. Mrs. Filson. Nligs Ley. and Mrs. lialdwvll. flvntvr: Xluin Stull ol' Nullis: Nunvy Kew-k. Alounne Xlurpliy. .loan lnihol, 'xlltlI'4'f lioyir. ,lurk Slwrniun. and lit-llwrt Bourtf. llvlrm: ligne l,1m1'1'. vvritvr. tvllx Hlllt'I'H tlwrlxttllllr of Xullix. Stvllu Nlohnffy. Wultvr Sluixtvr and Hurrivt lfiw-vimiii lion lw would solw thc- tliouxunil und om- pmlilvinx Iliut 1'flIllil'llHl tliix flllltllftlllflll. rr W-V' How o Record As l wondered through the school on my daily tours. taking in Everything new. I found that no matlvr when or where- I wont I found Z1 small vorps ol tm-avhvrs and Studi-nts, hotter known to all as the yt-urliook staff. hustling hero and thvrc. Xvondt-ring what they could he doing all tht- limc-. l lu-gun to inquirv. It svvrns, as usual, tht-y wt-rv trying to publish Z1 rvvord yvurliook. llowvvvr. this was to lw Z1 truly rvvord ya-ar for thvml lit-Sidi-S thc- fuvt that 'I'Hl'I VAl.l.lS wus rc-c-ord hook for quantity und quality, un iinhrcukulilv rvcord with thv narrativc- parts dono hy Marlin Jo Hain and David Lowc-r, was hc-ing incrludr-d for tht- first limi-. l L rl 4 r A Mt., ,r 'W Was Mode ln order to make their enterprise a work of near perfection, they worked hour upon hour, day upon day, for many months. This time was spent choosing a Cover, writing Copy, tape recording. working out suitable captions, doing art work on the Cover and, of course, the sketches of me through- out the book. having pictures taken and arranged for publication, getting advertising and finally the editing, compiling, and sending for publication. Having seen what actually went on behind the covers of THE VALLIS, a much greater apprecia- tion of it was instilled in me. I ean't help but feel that this year THE VALLIS is much greater than ever before. Top: Vallis Advertising Staff: Row 1 - I. Hetriek, S. Mohney, W. Shumaker, N. Miller, C. Leach. Row 2 - P. Martin, K. bflinieh, N. Allori, W. Shuster, L. Skinner. Row 3 -e H. Freeman, D. Hayes, S. Mc- Cauley, A. Heflner, M. J. Bain. Center: Sezrretary ,loanne Murphy hands Editor Audrey Boyer the 1953 VALLIS awards presented by two scholastic press associa- tions. l Bottom: Literary Staff: 1 Left to Right: N. Colwell, L. Kugler, W. V MCC-regor, C. Leavh. .l. Imliof. R. Silvis. H ti.. GIRLS CHORUS I'reeidont: Hope Onz I . I . A. I'n-sifiz-ritz ,Ianws Eakrfr Yii-1--prvsidvnt: John Ilvlp Sf-rrvlury: Cliarlvs Olingvr 'Iii-usx11'1-i': II4-un Wianl W'ut4'InIog, S4-ntim-I: Kc-rmit Mini:-Ii II4'lmrIvi': Ilarl Euker SENIOR TRI-HI-Y President: Parmalee Phillips Yive-president: Jean Hetrick Sevretary: Sue Hoover Treasiirer: Ioan Bowser LIIOIH I'rvsident: .Ioan Bowser The Girls Sing ROW l-P. Baker, C. Kundick, P. Constable, N. Silvis, B. Tosh, V. Greenawalt, J. Males. ROW 2-H. Ortz, C. Izzi, M. Rearick, N. Stewart, G. Shaffer, G. Allen, E. Mathers, A. Laughlin, R. Blair, S. Guthrie. ROW 3-Miss Boarts, C. Willison, C. Biery, M. Carlos, B. Travis, J. Stahl- man, E. Doverspike, M. Downs, L. Best, S. Wadding, P. Geer. ROW 4-J. George, B. Hetrick, V. Shick, N. Young, M. Shiek, D. Blair, B. Bish, B. McSparrin, J. Izzi, S. Thompson, J. Godlove, B. Salvadori, P. Bailey, P. Young, N. Paneeria, C. LaBorde. ROW 5-L. Bish, N. Miller, K. Simpson. A. Henry, G. Painter, C. Stewart, M. Lute, R. McDonald, M. Magness, B. Barlett, J. Moorehead, A. White, W. Truitt, L. Clever, J. Allen, J. Abrams, J. Copenhaver. ROW 6-D. Yoder, J. Boyer, A. Cook, L. Skinner, N. Keck, J. Murphy, A. Boyer, M. Cerutti, B. Dovenspike, L. Palmer, M. Brinker, N. Kuhns, D. Abrams, H. Brinker, D. Adams, S. Leshoek. The F. F. A. Poses ROW 1-D. Eaker, K. Minicrh, W. Henry, C. Olinger, D. Wiant, F. Doverspike, P. Bonnet, S. Baker, J. Delp, W. Pence. ROW 2--Mr. Cunningham, B. Cook, D. Pyle, R. Henry, L. Wagner, C. Nelson, M. McCall, R. Forringer, C. Musser, J. Pyne, Mr. Strang. ROW 3-E. Yount, B. Smith, R. Hill, F. Downs, C. Henry, M. Thompson, R. Stewart, L. Tahler, J. Hicks, R. Hopper, P. Hines. ROW 4-G. Swartfager, W. Over, C. Gathers, R. Hawk, W. Edmonds, R. Beisecker, G. Sherry, D. Reitz, H. Nelson, R. Shret-kengost, S. Crawford. ROW 5-R. Forringer, L. Kells, K. Bish, P. Ortz, R. Duncan, R. White, D. McMaster, W. Marshall, R. Patrick, D. George, R. Klemiek. ROW 6-A. Hile, B. Mc'Call, B. Shumaker, R. Yeany, D. Shaffer. Tri-Hi-Y Time ROW l-B. Stahlman, J. Males, J. Magness, P. Phillips, J. Bowser, S. Hoover, R. M0Donald, A. Cook, R. Boyer. ROW 2-N. Stewart, M. McMaster, C. Biery, S. Shumaker, L. Walls, D. Gerano, J. Burford, R. Pence, S. Mc-Cauley, E. Berkhouse, F. Swartlager. ROW 3-M. Rearick, D. Blair, L. Slagle, M. Miller, A. White, L. Bish, G. Allen, E. Mathers, J. Smith, N. Silvis, Mrs. Caldwell. Choir, Cantata, and Carols ROW l--C. Sloan, J. Hetrick, P. Carlos, J. Sloan, R. Angeher, J. Burford, P. Phillips, W. Shu- maker, S. Skinner. ROW 2-L. Kugler, B. Stahlman, N. Howarth, J. Delp, R. Beisecker, A. Hanna, G. Shea, D. Reddinger, D. Boarts, S. Sloan, A. Heflner, L. Haines, B. Shankle, Miss Boarts. ROW 3-K. Fagley, V. Slagle, P. Myers, H. Crawford, J. Wilson, B. McGregor, T. Young, M. Downs, H. Freeman, M. MeMaster:- S. Mohney. ROW 4-S. Mc'Cauley, N. Dinger, M. Bain, J. Bowser, K. Shalier, E. Elmerhart, L. Fritz, H. Hans, D. Morrison, K. Rhodes, N. Pence. ROW 5-P. Young, L. Slagle, R. Boyer, H. Shumaker, B. Hayes, R. Umherhoeker. J. Doverspike, M. Pyne, H. Bish, C. Reinsel, S. Shumaker, L. Walls. Acting is on Art ROW l-L. Dwyer, B. Dovenspike. W. Shumaker. S. Skinner. H. Crawford, N. Campbell, J. Doverspike. D. Lower, J. Wilson. ROW 2-Miss Statliis. M. Carlos. J. Morris. C. Rhodes, M. Palaggo, R. Miller, M. Downs. S. Nolf, D. Sehreckengost. R. Angehr, M. lXlc'Master. ROW 3- B. Travis, A. Heffner, E. Elierhart. T. Young. D. Adams. C. Sloan, B. Shankle, N. Howarth, B. Salvadori, J. Stahlman. M. Minic-ll. ROW 4-D. Adams. N. Colwell. C. Vlfhiteman. H. Freeman. .l. Huffman. N. Miller, M. Downs, K. Simpson. .l. Sloan. P. Carlos. S. Sloan. ROW 5-L. Skinner, B. Tosh, L. Fritz. L. Kugxler, N. Dinger. Bock to Ncifure ROW I li. llisli, T. Rc-urivk, R. llinclerlitm-r, .l. IM-Ip, R. lluyes. l.. Wagner, R. F0l'l'lIlQ,'l'l', M Crawford. ll. Sherry. ROW 2--'Mix ,lur'klin. M. Cr1'c'nuwult. M. Williams, ,l. ci0IN'llllllVPI'., ,I Adams. V. Single, M. Cvrutli. ,l. llnllol, C. Urillin. I . Siinnm-rville. ROW 3' ,l. Wiiaiiil. ll. Nloorv R. Krielwl. l'. Moor:-. D. Wolfe. D. Downs. K. Rlziir. R. SllllIi'Iilli0I'. C. Smilli. Free Book Service ROW 1-P. Boyer, D. Yoder, M. Reariek. B. Elmerhart, C. Nulph. Leshoek, L. Kugler, J Imhof, M. Cerutti. ROW 2-Mr. Thompson. C. Allen. L. Crissman, S. Milliron, S. Shrecrkengost, D. Troup, B. Welker, A. Blair. D. Smith, M. McMaster. B. Bowser, J. Hollaliaugli. ROW 3- P. Magness, M. Creenawalt, K. Simpson, G. Johnson. N. Panceria, C. LaBorde, M. Walters Meet the Press ROW l-J. Moorhead, L. Clever, H. Hans. D. Lavely. B. Dovenspike, P. Carlos, W. Shumaker L. Palmer. R. Boyer. ROW 2-Nlrs. Dovenspike. C. Stewart. M. Brinker. H. Smith, S. Hoover N. Kuhns. Mrs. Campbell. s 1 144, SENIOR DRAMATICS President: Lorraine Skinner Vice-president: Tom Young Secretary: Myra Minieh Treasurer:Sl1ellmy Nolf Lilmrarian: Marlene Mc'lX'Ia9ter NATURE CLUB President: Carol Griffin Vive-president: ,Ioyve Copenhaver Secretary: Marilyn Williams 'llI'621Sl1I'6I'I David Downs LIBRARY CLUB President: Gale Allen Vice-president: Donna Adams Secretary: Mary Carlos Treasurer: Joanna Stalilman SENIOR JOURNALISM President: Marlin ,Io Bain Vice-president: Patty Carlos Editor in Chief: Norma Kuhns Business Manager: Marie Brinker Scrtety First ROW l-H. Skinner, C.. Daugherty, B. Lucas, A. Hetlner. G. Shea, D. Morrison, T. Young. J. Stepulla, L. H. Adams. ROW 2-Mr. Kuhns. D. Morrison, W. Over, J. Zamperini, A. Hanna. B. Shankle, C. Sloan, M. Pyne, R. Henry. Saving for the Future llOW l---S. l.esho4'k, M. Minivh, N, Pariviera, J. Mr'l'llrax'y, R. Mill.r, A. Bowser, S. Milliron, C. Allen, C. Biery. ROW 2-I.. Shit-k, C. Johnson. B. McGuire, l'. Boyer, J. Males, D. Yoder. J. Hoffman, M. George, B. Crissman. Junior Homemokers ROW 1-B. McCullough, S. Slagle, M. Walters. S. Bright, C. Nulph, N. White, Bain, J. Cl:-ver, D. Wadding. ROW 2-A. Cathcart, G. Eberhart, C. White, N. Plummer, D. Rankin, J. Silvis, C. Bonnett, J. Hollibaugh, N. Hetrick, J. Cramer, K. Anthony. ROW 3-D. Slee, E. Greenawalt, S. Nelson, N. Rearick, E. Henderson, S. Shrecengost, D. Myers, E. Stinchcomb, K. Pyne, C. Bain, D. Barlett. ROW 4-E. Freeman, M. McCullough, P. Magness, V. McElhatten, J. Weeter, G. Shoemaker, L. MoAninc-h, B. Yeany, V. Doverspike. The Students' Voice ROW l-S. Mc'Cauley, J. Hetrivk, J. Bowser. D. Stover, S. Angehr, P. Anthony, C. Bish, li, Martz, S. George. ROW 2-D. Colwell. J. Constable, .l. Males. D. Rankin, P. Cathers, N. Patehen C Sherman. S. Shumaker. J. Burford. ROW 3-D. Hornherger, L. Fagley, A. Colwell, D. George Martin, D. Lower, J. Smith. B. Shankle, S. Skinner, C. Griffin. J. Allen, P. Myers. ROW 4- Miss Cruver. Miss Armagost. SAFETY PATROL Captain: Gary Shea Lieutenant: William Lucas SERVICE CLUB President: .lanet Males Vive-president: Caralee Biery JUNIOR F. H. A. President: Betty Bowser Vive-president: Gay Shumaker Seeretary: Judy Cramer Treasurer: Grace Eberhart Parlimentarian: Donna Rankin STUDENT COUNCIL President: Larry Dempster Vice-president: Neal Campbell Secretary: Carol Griffin Treasurer: Dave Lower Parlimentarian: Shirley McCauley , fi. X VARSITY LLUB Prmlsidentz Holm Lucas Vice-president: ,Iac-lc Wilson Sevretary: Neal Camplwll Trvasuwr: llaw Lmsvr SENIOR I . H. A. l'r1-siclvnt: Winilrvrl 'llruilt Vi1'1--prvsidcnt: Ililda Smith S1-vwlury: ,lunivv Allan Ill'i'LlSIII'1'l'Z .loyvv Abrams Song Imuclm-i': Mary Ann flonnvr I,11I'lIIIIl'Illlll'IilIlI Virginia Snydvr II1-porlvr: llvvvrly Ilulriwk SENIOR USHERS CLUB Chairman: Helen Minirh Vive-cliairmanz Neila Miller Sevretary: Bonnie Mcsparrin STACICI IRA I 'I' CLUB: President: Allred ffolwell Sevrelary, 'llrezlsurvrz Holme-rt Nlvilregor For Lettermen Only ROW 1-.l. Stepulla. .l. Doverspike, C. Wiant. .l. Smith. K. Niinic-h. B. Luvas, .l. Wilson. H. Sherry. D. Lover. ROW 2-N. Campbell, L. Fagley, E. Eberhart, T. Younw. ll. Do'.'rrspik'r. F. Doverspikze. R. Johnston, L. Dempster. Future Homemokers ROW 1-P. Young, D. Sanford, P. Svhrevkengost, .l. Boyer, W. Truitt. S. Carlson, V. Boozer. ROW 2--K. Neese, L. Clever, P. Ceer, S. Wadding, B. Hetrivk, A. Henry, P. Myers, A. Tabler, B. Williams. ROW 3-S. Exley, E. Crissman, H. Smith, P. Constable, B. Slagle, I. Woods, L. Best, P. Young, D. Hollobaugh, D. MeCullough, J. Creenarxalt, B. Bish.Row 4-R. Pen:-e. T. Boozer, D. Abrams, L. Bish, S. Thompson, J. Izzi, M. Shick, E. Hollobaugh, L. Hoffman, J. Smith, S. Guthrie, R. Blair. ROW 5-M. Lute, N. Penee, B. Hetrivk, P. Bailey, B. Mr-Guire, P. Adams, M. Conner, J. Abrams, A. White, B. Barlett, .l. Moorhead, L. Bish, ll. Ortz, C. lzzi. ROW 6- Mrs. Smith, A. Laughlin, P. Shivk, D. Willison, V. Shivk, N. Young, N. Dougherty, M. Rearivk, V. Snyder, L. Hawk, .l. Allen. This Way, Pleose ROW 1-E. Doverspike, S. Hoover, E. Berkhouse, L. Clever, K. Neese. N. Miller. L. Dwyer, M. Greenawalt, H. Minivh. ROW 2-Miss Doverspike, M. Williams. .l. Allen, Carlson. M. Conner, P. Ceer, B. Slagle, M. Rearivk, R. Pence, B. Bish, B. Mc'Sparrin. Behind the Scenes ROW 1-H. Boozcr, R. McGregor, R. Johnston, .l. Anthony. R. Donine. R. Wiant. W. Henderson M. Wadding, R. Magagnotti. ROW' 24Mr. Laughlin. R. Delavour. R. Hoflman. R. Broun. A Colwell, J. Adams, D. McCauley, C. Hooks, B. llolnles. K. Blair. Junior High's Y. W. C. A. ROVV l-A. George. Q.. Slwrman, E. Alf-orn. B. ltaxis. N. Patvlwn, E. Colwell, K. Hicks, K Bish, ll. flrissman. ROW 2-N. Rhodes. C. llonnvt. R. Kammvrflivner, ,l. Fox, M. Kirk, M Downs, N. Painter, ,l. Help. ,l. Williams. T. l'lt'l'lfl1 l'90ll. ff. Hvarivk, C. Woods. ROW 3--ll Rankin, B. lxl4'flllll0llgIh, M. lxliflllllflllgll, l. Smeltzor, M. Summerville, L. Smith, P. Stalhman B. Strong, M. Vvrnvsoni. S. Nvlson. il. Bright. ROW -lgll. llaycs, S. Bain, C. Bain, N. Wllite ll. QUJI'l'ifl3lf', Nl. Stow-r. Xl. Mrfialllvy. B. Adams, ll. lXlc'Annic'h, ll. Travis, C.. Horne, ,l. Dover spike. ROW 5-M. Williumf, N. Cranford. B. Yvanoy, K. Bright, lj. Allen. E. Stinm'h1'0mh, S Bailey. More ot the Youth Group ROW l N. Kroh, l.. l,N'4, K. Winnt, I.. Mzlrtz, S. ill-org1', ,l. linilvy, N. lVlm'Crc'gor, lVl. Mriflall ,I. Wm-lr-1'. RUW 2 l.. lfclinonrls. li, Noting. M. Austin, l.. Fnnith, lf. Slll'l'f'lUYllf,f0Sl, l,. Etzol S. All:LI'lll'. ll. lfflnzirfls, K. lliigvr, ,l. fframlorcl, lX'l. liovkwm-ll. ROW 3-SV. lfnni:-1, lf. Hood, F Sli-ck, V. IM-Ip. fl. I'lntl. ll. lioxwvr, l'. Us-orggr-, l'. Anthony, N. llzuis, C. SlII'l'i'l'U'IlQI,0Hl, V. Copen- I I0 5 ' llilV1 , C W -1 l.. filxia. ff. lhillips, S. Nl'lS0ll, fl. Whitv, M. Criivvr, ll. lll'0llIJ, V. Maginnif-1 ll. l.1'Vi1'r. .l. Stitt. Letting oft Steom Rflwlfl.. Cvrhe-im. W. Styx-rs, ll. Boyvr. ,l. Hank. lf. ltlvwlikrn, lXl. lfvuns, 'l'. Holmvs, ff. Platt lt. l'e'm'v. ROW Zillrs. Laughlin. l.. llolnws, ,l. flflIlSIillJlI', l.. Blair, ,l. llowsvr, l.. Crawford J. Hi-tric'k, ll. Shanklf, J. Stitt. Prep School tor Moiorettes HOW' l---ll. Tosh. N. Putt-lwn. ,l. llr-plffr. K. Wiunt. W. Xlillvr, ,l. cll'l1Yf l', l.. Kugler, M. Gruver ll. Nlinivh. HOW LI---l.. lfrlinonrla il. SllI'f'f'l'Qf'llQllSl. Y. llvlp. L. lftzfll. N. llouns, ll. Barlf' l. llish. li. lfrluzirrln. lf. Noting. 5. flvorgv. B. Slilvrkflrigfmst. HOW 3-Nl. Walters, M. Summer xillv, B, 'l'ronp. ll, Fnnith. l.. Smith. N. llzixif. l.. lilfllllllllll. ,l. Help, l.. Shondfin, ,l. Hfpler ROW 1--N. Xlvilrwgor. ll. Slinnklv. F. lloowr. Nl. Nouns, N. lJuu,ul1c'rty. Q v tt, 5 g an if an Vx Ai, fl Y if g fi! -.9 ig if i I ,ww 4, My 19 I -M , if 32229 gf -4 !l'F'F fray, , sh N ATIONAI, HONOR SOQIIETX President: llavf' Lower Vive-prvsidaritz Ann Heflnn-r 'ievretarv' loannf- Mur hv ' .- - P , 'llreasurerz Shirley lllvilauley SENIOR lll-Y l'rc-sid:-nl: llurl Morrison Vll'1'-Ilf1'Hllll'lllZ llill lVl4'Cr1'ggor SI't'I't'l2lY'y, 'lll'l'ilhllI'l'I'I Cary Slim PHOTOGR APHY CLUB Prvsiilentz Albert Hanna Yive-presidvnt: Norma Young Sei-rotary: Phyllis Javk Treasurer: Marl Noll' SCIENCE l,l't 5lllf'I1II Boll Hayes Nic-v-prcsiflerit: Charles B1-olim Nw-rerary. fllreasurc-'rz Ray Hin elerlitvr At the Top ROW 1-R. Angehr, A. Helrtner, S. McCauley, H. Freeman. .l. Murphy. ROW Zfl.. Dempster. ll. Lower. S. Sloan. A. Boyer. ' I MYII High School s ROW l-ll. Doverspike, W. Over. ROW 2-Mr. Rutkowski, J. Stepulla, B. McGregor. ll. Morrison Snopshot Students ROW 1-R. Duncan, D. Reitz, P. Martin, B. Binkird, M. Noll. R. Wiant, M. Wedding, S. Martin. P. Boyer. ROW 2-G. Burns, D. McCauley, .l. Musser, R. Beisec-ker. R. Cramer. R. Markel, N. Rearick, D. Ba1'le,tt, N. Dinger, N. Harnish, E. Freeman. ROW IZAC. Willison. R. Mc-Donald, M. Magness, L. Shir-k, M. George, C. Reinsel, S. Mc'Aninc'h. C. Shninaker. S. English. ROVV -1- C. Shea, .l. Smith, D. Toy, A, Hanna. Scientific Minds ROW l-R. Hinderliter, R. Hilliard, C. Hepler, R. Hayes, T. Young. C. Eherhart. C. Brolim, D. Boarts. ROW 2-Mr. King. Y.M.C.A. on the Junior Level ROW 1-H. Skinner, I. Sample, W. Keener, J. Dwyer, .l. Boyer, M. Blake, P. Cohhett, .l. Smith, C. Cherivo. ROW 2-R. Hornberger, L. llelp, J. Martz, A. Cray. Q.. Sigworth. .l. firissman. M. Pence, G. Spizzirre, F. Reariek, T. Clouse. ROW 3-R. Shoemaker. V. Sharrer, E. Kunselman, J. Kelis, J. Shaffer, R. Unger, K. Anthony, R. lloverspike, R. Clrissman. R. ilolxvell C. Abrams. Mr. Kuhns. JUNIOR HI-Y President: Richard Colxwll Xiive-p1'esiflent: ,lerry Shatter Sfivretaryz Charles Ciherivo riil'C'Li4l1Ti'I'I Forest Rearivk Embryo Newspaper ROW 1-C. Reed. L. Showden. B. Cathers. D. Smith, A. Blair, L. Smith, S. Bailey, .L Stitt D. Le Vie-r. ROW ZWR. Kammerdiener. E. Jacox, D. Sclireckengost. J. Bonomini, T. Henderson J. Williams. C. Woods. C. Rearick, M. Rockwell. D. Barlett. J. Bish. ROW 3-Mrs. Stalhman S. Herbert, N. Hetrick, N. Plummer. T. Hanna, J. Colish, S. Bain, C. Platt, L. Campbell, P George, K. Bright. Red Cross of Work in School ROVV l--VB. Troup, 5. English, K. Pynv, M. George, 'B. SU.lll1H1llI1, L. Walls, F. Marsh, M. Mt'Call M. Brink:-r. ROW 2-.l. Morris, S. Olingvr, B. Srhrevkeiigost, S. George, A. Young, A. Skinner N. Davis, A. Miller, S, Nelson, M. Vernvsoni. ROW 3-Miss Cruver. L. Perlvv, C. Shea, li. l':lJl'l'llill'l, S. Sloan. N. l'1'nr'v, ,l. Sloan. N. HOXHlI'lll. Reolbonk Usherertes ROW l-E. Colwell, L. Mf'Aninch. N. Mc'Crc-gor, R. Silvis, C. Leavh, N. Rearic-k. D. Barlett M. Walters, D. Crissman. ROW 2-Miss Carlos, F. Rearick, G. Spizziri, J. Shafler, R. Colwoll, R. Edwards, D. Stover, C. Bish, B. Shankle, S. Angehr, J. Fox, E. Young. ROW 3-B. Gathers, P. Cathers, V. McGinnis, D. Creenawalt, L. Campbell. L. Edwards, L. Crawford, S. Nelson, M Vernesoni, B. Strong, E. Kunselman, J. Kelis. ROW 4fM. Summerville, C. Reed, L. Showden E. Hesrhke, N. Mangiantine, B. Svhrcvkengost, J. Hepler, A. Cray, P. Cohhf-tt. J. Smith, M Pence. ROW 5-B. McCullough. M. McCullough, M. MOCauley, M. Stover. a f. The Ploy's the Thing ROW 1-B. Mt-Cullough. A. Blair. l. Smeltzer. C. Brinker. C. Leach, R. Silvis, C. Barlett, C. Howarth. D. Crissman. ROW 2-Mrs. Mogle. V. Copenhaver, M. Austin, E. Jacox, S. Anthony, M. Kirk. C. Bright. P. Anthony. A. Brinker, M. Downs. S. Angehr. ROW 3-D. Hayes, M. Stover, M. Mvlfauley. M. Mm-Cnllough. B. Strong, M. Vernesoni, P. Stahlman, D. Svhrevkengost, L. Silvis, N. Painter. B. Cathers, C. Phillips. s v 4 gf na 39 Q tug lun' 1 .A wg M , wf ev gage? IAQ . A : V fy Q Q Av,- , V A in his , Q' Q f fff - H ll H rf. 75 K I 2 ya, 12, I , ,N .v 1-Q 1 ,, fy sit , V V' G wg , , f 5 f ' ,fm Q 3.5 , 7' at 4 A RECORD OF ACTION This is another department in our school lim glad to introduce. After all, l do feel honored that the various teams chose me as their mascot and even call them- selves the Redbank Bulldogs. Our high school really does break a record for its wide sports program. We have a more rounded sports schedule than any other school in the county. First in the year. therels football. live been to lots of football games on the home field and nothing. not even defeat, can take away the look of the green under lights or the cool crisp air or the quiet while the Star Spangled Banner is played. It gets in your blood-this football fever. Then the-re's wrestling. l'x'e been to all the matches and they're terrific. Theyire lots better than TV. and a lot more exciting when there are individual wins as well as team victories. ..-,T.Q. W W Tj pP4-X fx pg W tty, th ll ill Xlxyb L., , -SFR- 55. X l . l l l l Cheerleaders show their emotions alter victory of Shannoek Valley game. Basketball gives its fast-paced excitement to the sports oflering as it grows in student interest each year. Baseball is spring, and spring is when a young man,s fancy turns to thoughts of home runs and Helders and outs. Track is here, too, for the high jumper or fast runner. The meets are interesting. too, because everything seems to be happening at the same time. A sharp eye is needed then. , Anyway you look at it, our gym probably sets a record for being the smallest in the county. Someday - and that's a word that might pertain to a time in the very near future - we'll have a larger place for sports. l can hardly wait till then. hut in the meantime I know the morale and spirit of good olcl RVHS will continue to surge higher and higher. SHN UW I YPIHJI Q 1 1 IOYPV- 1 M nm 0 9 f KXIINJI v Acams, ,-X V I HITWZ I Flhflj. n xnson s H lines, SITX l70O'l'l3AlI I 1 If x V Curwm-nsvillo Hvynoldsvillf ,IOIIIISOIIIPIIFQ Killunning Sykvsvillv Hrofrkwuy Hrookvillr' Clarion Union Joint, Shannovk VK 'lllc y Gridiron Record Nlr Palaggo looks calm as the team memhers and cheerleaders wonder anx- iously if itls a first down. After having a successful year in 1953, Red- hank Valley started its season with four weeks of practice before the first game. There were approxi- mately thirty hoys seeking varsity positions. Seven of these were returning lettermen,but six of the boys were linemen. lVIr. Caldwell had to do some shifting to the hackfield before practice could continue. Backfield positions were shared by Wilson, Larry Smith, Reddinger, Young and Dempster. The line was covered hy McGregor, Bailey, and Fred Doverspike. Campbell, Lower, and Haines were at tackle, while Ed and Jerry Doverspike took care of the guard positions, being relieved hy Crawford. Porter again became the mainstay at center. Where7s that receiver, Lum Adams wonders as the opposing team presses in. llie Senior li'llt'l'Illl'll pose: l,t-fr to right - lliow ll ,l. Wilson. lf. lloxerspike. ,l. Smith. t,. lloxerspike. and ll. 7 l,ouer. tliow Ll F. lloxerspike, C. Haines. l,. llc-Hipster. l,. glllilll. and JK. Snnnnerxi Ile. More Footboll It looked as if the Bulldogs were going to live up to expectations as they won their first game from Curwensyilleg then they lost a hard one to The Conference Champs. Reynoldsville. The struggle at Johnsonhurg was a hattle between giant and midget. ltedhank held the strong Ramblers the first hall. hut sueeumhed to power in the seeond. The Sykesville game was a real thriller when Hedhank was losing. then winning. then finally losing 12-6. Clarion was a tough one to lose sinee that sehool has lieen a traditional rival for many years. The hoys eame through yietorio 'sly in the last two games as they druhhed lvnion Joint and Shan- noek Valley. ll was a hard sr-hedule and a small learn. lint after all. thereis always next year. 'lille lnithlnl footliall managers are ltefr lo rightl: H. liadalxer. tl. lieddinger. Nl. Palaggo. and ff. Brohm. . , BIT.-hl .h,'l:- ' x RX Hb tangles with an opponent in the eoxnse of a game. - am T eadg t 9 higi silmol lidnd ag they PXHUU their half time maneuvers. !'! tif' ' 4.4...Aii1 - w i N ti 1 sf Q, ' W-5 W, A-A ww. get aa I 44 4.4 are The Sandlots: ROW 1-R. Nulpli, G. Wiant, J. Stepulla, L. Fagley, C. Nolf, B. Kunselman. R. Allen. ROW 2- L. Dempster, G. Meinzer, J. Wilson, R. MCC-regor, V. Campbell, E. Ritchie. ROW 3-Mr. Palaggo, R. Lucas. T. Kovalenko, T. Bailey, Mr. Daskivieh. Rog Allen hits the base a fraetion of a sceond too late. Four members of Redbank's baseball team practice before the big game. Buy Me Some Peanuts and . With the first robin of spring rumors of base- ball began floating around school. Not long after- wards those rumors became reality as the team stepped onto the field. A truckload of bones eouldn't have kept me away from that first game. Everyone must have felt the same as l did, the bleachers were packed with a whooping. hollering student body. From that day on we all watehed Mr. Daskivieh and his boys march triurnphantly down the gold lined path to glory. BASEBALL SCORES Opp. R. V. 7 Du Bois 8 10 Reynoldsville 3 2 Shannoclc Valley 3 5 Clearfield LL 1 Reynoldsville Z5 -l Clearfield 6 O Summerville 11 3 Du Bois 6 T Upp. ll '50 I7 0 I2 IH 21. lil TSI ll SCOHICS l'liilipshnrg XVQZI rron lirockwuy f,Sl'l'Olil Mills Clvurlii-lil Un Bois Kiski Prop lsranklin l3h1irsx'illv The Wrestling Train: ROW 1 - R. Hoffman. C. lic-plor, ,I Eukvr, C. Smith, ll. Eukcr, I.. .Mhnns ROW 2 - P. Morris, C. Hntson, II Radaker, C. Elierliart. I.. Smith. .l Smith. ROYV 3 - N. liunipiwll. l, Denipstor, D. Shaffer. H. Sllt'l'l'y. K Kfrissman, F. lloverspil-QP. The Moimen Allc-1' lim-it grueling months of foolhnll onv mighl 1-xpi-rl u lull in sports-snot Mr. Cuhiwvll. Hi- jumps into wrvslling and whips his li-ann inlo ronmii- lion lor its lirsl mulvh in Doi'm'nilJi'1'. Thi' WI'l'!-1lli'l'S niuki- un vxm-lim-lil showing against lhoir wcighly c-ompvlilion. Unr boys slugo hulllvs lhzil uri- lwllvr lhun any cloglighl Vw 4-wr sm-n. I know il is il long and hungry rozul for somv of lhvm, lllll lhvy allways vomit lhrongh in lruv Homllrurik slyh-. Of vo rsm- wi- vunil win all our rxlallvllvs, hnl lhi' wrvsllors prow iilili li1'4lliz1i1l4 shonhl IIUVUI' iw luki-n lighlly. lVir. fluhlwvll van hi- proud of his ll'11IIlQ I'rn sim- vvvry- Wurri-n . . , . , one in our svhool is. Xou 1-an aim-vpl lhis dog s-4-yo View with r-onfimlvmw-. Left Boll Luvas. with his lmluvk, hlark eye, wins in his we-ight vlass ut thi- rlistrivt uri-'stling mats-hes. Holm ivont on to win wggioiiuls, and was swond in thi- state- linuls. Belon Karl lirissmun. Rc-wlhank's lieuvywviglit, applies thf' Finishing touvhvs to 21 Du Bois nrvstler. l 1 I l 5 l 1 J' Cn the Court ond Trock Even though our team does not have the proper practicing facilities. I can still see Mr. Rutkowski, the new coach, putting the fellows through their rigorous paces. The team didn't have much height this year, but they fought hard to win. Jim Stepulla helped lead the varsity to one victory over Brady Township. Summerville, Clarion, North Clarion, Emlenton, Reynoldsville and Tionesta are a few of the schools on Redbankis schedule. Track was renewed last year, and ran in close competition with baseball. The team placed second in the county. losing out to first-place Clarion. ln a home dual meet with Clarion High, Redbank lost by just one point. Track events include such areas as dashes, runs, relays, high and broad jumps, pole vault, discus, shotput, and javelin throw. Members of the track team were Tom Young, Bob Lucas, Roger Allen, Bud Nulph, Howard Bish, Neal Campbell, Ray Hinderliter, Larry Dempster, and John Smith. It was a good begin- ning year, but l'm looking forward to next year's team, too. 1. Tom Young reaches the tape first after a grueling 880-yard run. 2. Roger Allen speeds to victory as anchor man in the 880 relay at the Clarion County meet. mag'.gvf'f6.- 3. Neal Campbell sails through the air in the broad jump event. The Cage-rs: ROW 1-J. Heflfner, H. Crawford, J. Stepulla, T. Young, G. Shea. ROW 2-M. Wadding, A. Hanna, G. Haines. R. Hinderliter, B. Hayes, .l. Wilson. an '14 filwaf Kal A i, IE. ,f A RECORD OF PLAY School just isnit the way it used to be-at least to my aging eyes it's notl l can remember the time when silence reigned in the classroom and students didn't open their mouths unless they were specifically called upon to recite. Now you should sit in on some of the classes around here! What do you say you and l take a peek at a few? Hereis the English room. Groups of students are scattered throughout the place. What are they doing? Theyire planning forum discussions for presentation tomorrow. Herr-'s shorthand class, and it looks like an office with secretaries everywhere and students checking work as if they were the bosses themselves. Do you smell a peculiar odor? ll's only the chemistry department compiling a special mixture ol hydrogen sulfide-rollcn eggs to you! The movie projector is going lull hlast in the history room. and records and a phonograph are in use in literature class. The Latin class is working away on projects for the Latin Festival al Pittsburgh, and the girls from health class look as if lhey've been victims of a terrible accident the way they,re liandagedl of 2255? O C X A et X 'A n., - 'I r 4 xi v a Q ,, , -.1 7 Xf .7 CTD C25 Q25 , 1 1 fo, fav , 3 5 639 c-J C0 X co. .-Q, cry, can :rv f .mc-3- mn C37 cn mein A ,, A1 'Av C02 QN4 'end l ,C93, ,QDHQQDX ,GEN ,QD ,Csj A' TT is fx'-T' UT :vii :V-N X KD l l 'Gift I 1 I Q, f nN allllsie ffl 'x,Z'X, XNY 5 Carol tells Santa what she wants for Christmas while others wait their turn. Incidentally, that's Rudy Magagnotti under the beard. Yessirree-things have changed. But you know, dicipline isnct any worse. Kids are just as well-behaved as before, and some of them seem really interested in class- work. That's something! Besides classroom activities, there are all the extra-curricular activities, too, to keep everybody interested. At the top of the list come the proms, particularly the Senior Prom. What girl doesn,t look forward to her first formal gown or the all-night party or a corsage? The All-School Prom is another big event in the eyes of the student body. And these formal affairs don't include all the Friday night square dances and round dances and sock dances and Sadie Hawkins' dances, and skating parties and-whewl l could go on and on if my breath would only hold out. Anyway, activities are a necessary part of school life and play a definite role in the development of an all-round personality for every student. Turn the page and see for yourself what goes on at Redbank. 167, The Well-Rounded Student HL' -lil-A4-. 1 -.1 frm 'NJ -TQ C0 J mr APM K: .M x fx P-':.:ffXl ' Nnhiay. Page 68 1. flseftl This student-construct ed float gave a preview of the 'Tather of the Senior Play, Bride. fright! Here comes the lmridelu Ann l-lefiner prepares for the wedding march. 2. The operetta east gives out with some hearty singing. 3. The football hanquet is the scene for the awarding of foot- hall letters. Page 69 1. fTopJ Jack Wilson and Dave Lower look over a model in chemistry class. 2. fLeftl Larry Dempster, after heing eleeted president of the Student Council, is congratula' ted hy Mr. Kata. fRightl Gene Eherhart and Marlin Jo Bain show their danc- ing abilities in the operetta. 3. Phil and Catherine demon- strate the art of dish drying. 4. llseftl Campfire and Wein- ersl These senior girls love both. .4Rightl En Guardel Gary Hepler Challenges Harold Hans to a duel with some handsome Roman swords. 1691 In School on After School WM ,- if . ww As vu, ,M nm, rf 1 Q. gg fu, 1 N-.-W4 I ,,. .,.,A .nn EY' 'Lil Af Work Physical svimice vluss luis fun with ll Vumlvgrnfl generator. A liomuu Cliziriol is dis- cusscd lmy l.z1li11 Sllllll'IIlH. Tom, Sally, Nancy, and Bob seem to be in the Spanish fiesta mood al- ready. ond Play The senior girls are ready for time starting ixiiislie. Don Lavely and Charles King point out the presi- dents in history Class. The happy ofiivfxrs of F H A! S QRE MA X3 'TER , .i,. f if ,un-am ...if !!. .af A RECORD OF FRIENDS Now we come to that section which makes possible our yearbook. Yes, I mean the advertising section and all those business friends who contribute money for our hook. Without their support, you wouldnit be sitting there reading this book. l know from actually watching these people that theyire very busy with their own business affairs, but somehow they always find time to be interested in the school's activities. l see a lol of them at our football games and wrestling matches, not to mention the plays and band concerts and operettas. They're true-blue friends, and altliough you may not know each one of them personally, you can be sure lheyirc ioneernecl with the kind of record lledbank Valley is making year by year. C Dr fc' lit uit 1 n ET ii LX X 't3E XT HX XX , F L it AT Wi, Ar fl li V ll xx IOESV X. A I .,..-72? ,- U f div? .- --cr -'gs ww . urfgf' v 'haha ff w me-Z iltfzppf-fu, , 'VW .. ,, ' ' . W A X . .,., W, ' A , .. A ,.1.y,mwww,..A,., Here's New Bethlehenifllie home ol' Rcdlaunk Valley Iligli School and the home of many of our friends. The production of the yearbook is approximately a lwoalhousand dollar opera- tion. You pay less for the book than the actual cost. Photography costs. engraving prices. and printing expenses have all increased this yearg the same as almost every- thing else you buy has increased. If youire thinking about this at all. youill see that money for such a project has to come from somewhere other than your own pur- chasing contribution. And from where but our business friends? So remember this when youire shopping and show your appreciation by patron- izing the places that are listed on the following pages. Okay '? Okayl This is the end of the record of Redbank Valley High School. ltis been fun being with you, and I sort of hate to say good-bye. but youill be seeing me around school. Iill be looking for you. So long! HERBERTS MARKET Nvw llvllllm-llvnl . - v lnsulv you Il flllll mwls fm lYl'l'Ylllill:2 from lm-alkfzlsl lo llillIlIlll'l You'll low. love, low the food and service at the NEWBIE GRILL Now Bethlehem E. -- -... . V Your savings are safe with the NEW BETHLEHEM BANK 9' J 1 V x N ii f ' 4 17' fil 5' l Jllllilf if ,, , f , ff! e 54 ,xlfzlne I M, .,.. , .,., ,f 'U , ,, ,, ,,,, , ,,,., ,V :A ,y,,i, ?' V P ,, 16 .g yy. f v ov' Q W Ax fi YW 'SW A X K Z, , 1' I f ,, f l f ff 5, ff Q g 1 '45 Record-Breaking New ,54 Dodge COMMERCIAL GARAGE History-Making New Bethlehem G'l7or everything from soup to nutsw 'cDig that crazy shovel! ELMER C. MCMASTER New Bethlehem f shop at HARTZELS New Bethlehem l 6 56 C1563 Q U 5 if 1 V' f ' 1 l If K wlln-r vou uaml your uf-iglml or a lawumom come lo CULBERTSONS HARDWARE New lll'lllll'lll'IIl fe ii-A SERVICE S fill For service plus a smile stop at LAUGHLINS awhile. News Helhlc-hem HStick 'em up l'x'e got you Covered You-re really Covered if you Carry 1ll-11Idlll 0 from CHARLES P. LEACH INSURANCE AGENCY New Bethlehem If the shoe fits, wear ily and the shoe will fit if you huy it at BROWNS BOOT SHOP New Bethlehem uYou ought to he in pictures, says gcWe welcl anything but a broken ar HAYES MACHINE SHOP New Bethlehem d Mrs. E. R. Sammons, photographers for INTER STATE STUDIO Sedalia, Mo. Hl7or a treat insleacl of a treatment try a Chevrolet from New Bethlehem BROOKVILLE TRUST BANK r' l'lunning for their futures, 'Hwy know mel: piece from RMS FURNITURE CUMPANY has 11 lifetime of quality and hezluty ahead of it New Bethlehem fi A '. U U, N we 4'Painting the town red with the finest quality paint from MARTINS HARDWARE New Bethlehem L'Drive a bargain away from SI-IARROW AUTO SALES New Bethlehem These gals find DEVlNlfY peanut lwutter 'clit for a kingf' H. B. DEVINEY CO. New Bethlehem To he Hlgelle of the Ballw better buy at KRUTZELS N ew Bethlehem C0rn's as high as an elephant! eye. It looks like it's reaching clear up to the sky SHAFFER 81 SMITH IMPLEMENT CO. New Bethlehem AJN Q, ' WWA: 11112 Dollar for dollar you l'1lIl,l lwal a Ponliarf' BUYER MOTOR COMPANY -X lllUllSlll'K' not a M4-hors- to shop N1-w Hvthlvhvlrl DOVERSPIKES STORE Distant 'ACH hep!'7 Buy at MARKEL DEPARTMENT STORE New Bvthlehem MFine figure of a mane' when the Clothes Come from HARRIS New Bethlehem HCreditl You said it! WALTERS CREDIT JEWELERS New Bethlehem 4 Riddle -f What is the sweetest thing that Comes out of New Bethlehem? Alwwff -CHAR VAL CANDIES N0 bolhvr. no fuss when you rvnl a bus. H. C. BOWERSOX Lvatherwood ALCORN runsml. I Hon: 'QM Compliments of ALCORN FUNERAL HOME llzlwlhorn SOLD Thvse kids are sold on this Uldsmolwihl al WILLISONS New Belhlehexn ood to the last lumpf' Coal from ISEMAN BROTHERS 4'Drink a toast to the hostf, SPRINGSIDE DINER New Bethlehem New Bethlehem P1 Yotfre sure to he Mtrimmecl upv just right at CARUSOS 8z SHUMAKERS BARBER SHOP New Bethlehem 1 hu.. in A Nl-lack 'em up. Stack 'em up NEW BETHLEHEM TILE New Bethlehem ou f-an he vertaiii. anything hauled and delivered by H. M. SKINNER AND SONS will he 'lHGIlllli'1l xxilh ffurelli New Hvthlelir-ni ,.,wf-W U- , N W,,.,,, M ,W-f' For the Mall-school promw and for all other social activities see the AMERICAN LEGION New Bethlehem . MN. A Paste-urized or Homogenizefl HGet wise! Buy your milk from DALE BISH New Bethlehem mliliuml Fill 'er upq at WOMELDORFS New Bethlehem When you steer toward a lilaek Angus U youire lieaclerl in llie right direction. Joe F. Sherman Hawthorne NUM NUM FOUD PRODUCTS give you energy - Potato Chine. Pom Corn. Pretzels l l liolwrt ffolkitt. Plvinrille. Pa.. Distributor Art has Jo Convineed. Wvomen drivem definitely need insurance! DEMPSEY AND ANDREWS New Bethlehem 2 gif if 5 1' ff R W , I ff ,f - 4 I'OPS! A CMC is tops in power. looks, and performance. Sippin' soda through a straww at ROSS DRUG STDRE your neighborhood Rexall store. New Bethlehem General Truck Sales New Bethlehem Sprezut llle good news! Nou Vllll ttepeml on Sarge says Gulf is gr F1 I'-gl HEFFNER BROTHERS Hawthorn DON PHILLIPS for value on used ears and repair work. New Bethlehem mill. ., .. 4- - - -- Wvhether you prefer your potatoes mashed, fried. boiled. or baked. you,ll be sure to like potatoes from CARSON MINICH Sz SONS Leatherxxoort Drugs. photography equipment. cosmetics, sehool supplies, and soft drinks. Youfll find that REINSELS DRUG STORE has HEverything.w New Bethlehem i 'fwxf uF'or Someone Specialf' No matter what the occasion or who the person, you can find the perfect gift at FILSONS JEWELRY STORE New Bethlehem . mf-i f-lfil fwfr' 95 f f fff I -I 5, v ,C A... Q Q if 'I V f W '91, f, , ,YM rf , i ' 4 Wllhe pause that refreshes COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Clarion H Punu -YR-L,t 'f H 44 Tele-fest question: Wfhere is the best place to buy good furniture at good prices 7 Arzswer: NULPHS FURNITURE STORE New Bethlehem f ' QV i VV MI, N rm. ' if, ,- A , Nw w t. , 1 di' X r. - gf f ,Q ' l , , ' -.. tif 't s -, I Q-.Q Are you ln a 'asteww because youl car lsnlt running up to par. Stop in at STEWS AUTO SERVICE 'Hr 1 'fig ,gg ee,e New llethlehem lt. -' .,,,, ' !. f.., if W W N u u ufu' lj ' il' if . ,Q ft U ,i 23x Q' g if gl will l'lll4'853 555' DEA REWSl.UMBERCOf llTDAT:S!NHlSl0llY ND Plstalwlisliecl in 1856 and still going strongl Andrews Lumber Company New Bethlehem X , in' --M -- Ie ze ee- 1---7wv?ee -f -.I--. , ,, ef fl ,,. ,, ' Cheer, cheer, cheer for Zimmerman Engraving Co. Sykesville ARIIKML FLOWERS 'Shop Wise! All your presonal or household nee-ds can be found at For HHigh'7 quality meat, G. C. MURPHY COMPANY JAMES AND SCOTT New Bethlehem GUURLEY Leatherwood 3, Compliments of N EW BETHLEHEM BURIAL SERVICE New Helhle-lmem X011 c-an Htrustw the Sir Walter Ralivgh. his boat was Z1 shamll T00 had he didrft know TRUST BANK EINSTEIN 8z CAMPBELL Killamling Kittanning CLIMAX FIRE BRICK has put us on the map Climax, Pa. Additionol Advertisers REDBANK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Aaronis Service Station Auto Parts Service E. F. Bittner's Store Bowersox Food Locker Bowersox Tire Shop Braughler 81 Dinger Burdett 81 Manners Plumbing 81 Heating Careful Cleaners Carlis Flower 81 Gift Shop Creekside Service Station Culligan Soft Water Distributor Tire Sales Co. Evans Truck Stop Fuhis Tailor Shop Hetrick's Farm Supply Hetrickis Radio Sz TV Service Hildebrands Hoover Milk Co. Hutsonls Appliance I 84 M Furniture 81 Appliance Co. Joy Gas Co. F. Darl Kerr-Insurance King's Barber Shop Krouse Auto Parts Lerch Dress Shop Mary Lee Beauty Shop KITTANNING Adamis Jewelers Daily Leader Times Magazine Mart Pollockis Candy Si Cigar Co. Tri-County Typewriter BROOK V I LLE Brookville Creamery Products Dixie Diner Fulton Chevrolet Co. Jefferson-Clarion AAA Motor Club Mateer's Funeral Home McF.wen's Radio 8 Refrigeration Service Motor Supply Co. Musser Fruit Farm New Bethlehem News Otto Milk Co. Plummeris Drug Store Quintis Store Radio Sz TV Service Center Red Bank Mills Reddingeris Service Ritchey's Transportation Co. R. M. Bowling Alley Sayer's Market Crant Shafferelnsurance Shumaker's Appliance Store Skinneris Studio Stover Shoe Repair Snyders Feed Store Harry L. Swartfager Thompsonis Market Til's Sporting Goods Store Veronesi Car Lot William's Wall Paper 84 Paint Store Stiver's Plumbing and Heating CLARION Anderson Hotel Rice Implement Store Homeis Cleaners Clarion Office Equipment Co. Specialty Foods Company Professional Friends Dr. William McNeal Dr. David L. Miller Dr. John S. Wilson Dr. B. D. Drummond-Veterinarian Asamlro Abaehetti Mrs. Cordon Abrams Her. Cordon F. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Adams Miss Mary Ann Adams Paul Adams lfdna and Byran Allen Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen Miss Helen Armagost M'ss Barbara Fileen Ash Miss Delores Barlett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rarlett Mr. and Mrs. llaul liarlett Mr. aml Mrs. Thomas liarlett Mr. aml Mrs. Vllilliam Barlett Mr. and Mrs. llolaml liarletl Mr. aml Mrs. lioss Barrett lla rlley Mrs. Larl Amlrew llauer 1 N. A. ' . S Mr I M ll: li Merle aml hem' llish Mr l M1 llr J illll 's. arry L. Irish Mr. aml Mrs. Llyod llish Mr. aml Mrs. Ott llislr aml family Mr. aml Mrs. llolmerl J. liisli Mr. aml Mrs. A. XV. lrllair Mr. aml Mrs. W. ll. lllair Potrons Mr. M r Mrs. M r M r M r Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Delp and Mrs. Lawrenee Dempster Susan Dibb Frank Doverspike and Mrs. Ross Downs and Mrs. Clair Fagley and Mrs. Merle Fagley M. F. Fair and Mrs. Harold Fritz Paulette and Dick George Mr. and Mrs. Vic-tor Gerano Miss Evelyn Grey Mr and Mrs Samuel Cruver Mr and Mrs. Paul Guthrie Mr Clifton J. Haines Mr and Mrs. Paul Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawk Mr and Mrs. Arthur C. Henry lfugene C. Henry Mrs. Fugene C. Henry Leon F. Henry Mrs. Leon F. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Levi Henry Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Hetriek Charles F. Hetriok Mr Mr aml Mrs. H. K. Hetriek and Mrs. l. L. Helriek George Keck Mr. and Mrs. William llonanno Dean Bowersox Miss lfllen llowersox Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer Thomas M. llowersox Mr. and Mrs. Vllilbu Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karen liurdett Mr. and Mrs. Robert r Bowersox L. Brinker Brown Brown Burdett Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hil Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee lzzi Miss Dorothy li. C. Hetrick Vlfarren Hetriek liard C. lluel Himlerliter J. ll. Horne F. F. Hulings Jean lzzi Mrs. Mike Izzi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Durford Miss Dorene Burford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buzzard Mr. and Mrs. Claire Campbell Mrs. Derose Campbell Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Wrilliam Chandler Mr. and Mr Mauriee Clark Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clouse Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cobbett Miss Lois Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Crawford Mr. and Mr Wvilmer F. Crissman Miss Ann L. Darr Louis Keck Miss Marie King Paul Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kugler Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kugler Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kuhns Miss Ruby M. LaBorde Robert S. Lamont Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Franees Laughlin Mrs. Lillie Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lower Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magagnotti Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magagnotti Mr. Rudolph Magagnotti Mr. and Mrs. Vlfalter Marshall Miss Dorothy Mathers Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Mathers Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mathers Miles MeCafferty Arlene McCauley Mrs. . Daniel McCauley W. B. McCullough . Clenn McGuire Roid McKay Elmer C. McMaster . James A. Miller J. A. Miller Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller and Mrs. Carson Minieh Cale Minieh M. R. Minich Earl, Lorna, and Merle Miniek Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mohney Bob Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moorhead R. P. Moorhead Miss Mary Ellen Mowery Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mooney Mr. John Mowery Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy James Myers Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nr-il Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers Dale Noli Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nolf Mrs. Reuben Nolf Mr. and Mrs. Wade Olinger Miss Hope O Mike Orovie, Donald Phillips M r. rtz Jr. and Mrs. L. F. Painter Edgar Pence Ray H. Painter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Powell Mr. and Mrs. Don Powell Mr. and Mrs. Mike Plaveny Clair Powell Eugene Pyne Miss Lillie lleddinger Kenneth Reddinger Reverend anrl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Josephin Mrs. H. S. Mrs. W. M. liigel A. J. Rimer Malvin Rupp e Rycz Patrons Vincent Salvador Mr. and Mrs. George Saxman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shaffer Mrs. Myrna Shankle Mrs. Glenna Sherman Mr. and Mrs. John Shick Don Shoemaker Delphine Shreckengost Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shreckengost Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Shreekengost Leonard Shumaker Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slagle Mr. and Mrs. Norman Slagle Miss Bunte Sloan Mrs. H. H. Sloan Charles Smith Mrs. Lynn Smith Mrs. Jessie Smith Mr and Mrs. Burl K. Snyder Mr Charles Snyder Mr and Mrs Sebastian Spanedda Mr and Mrs Charles F. Stewart Mr and Mrs Gale Stewart Mr and Mrs Harry Stockdill Mr and Mrs. T. E. Summerville Loyal Supporter Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Swartfager Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tavenner Mr and Mrs. Robert Tassey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson Mr and Mrs. James T. Truitt George Unger Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Veronesi Mrs. Louis Veronesi Mr. and Mrs. Pete Veronesi Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walls Mes Fredda Warden Lois Lower Wardle Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Warner Comd. Faye E. White. USN Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams Mr and Mrs. Reed Willison Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cf. Young Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yount Mrs. Arthur Zamperini Mr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Zamperini and Mrs. Elia Zamperini Eva Zamperini ...L l Wise Teenagers know that if you save you will know, dimes to dollars grow. 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