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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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SQMQQW N? gsagfma FACULTY As We the class of '58 reflect upon the past four years, We realize that we have reached the first plateau in prep- aratlon for l1fe Thrs has been the frnrshrnq house and has cultlvated shaped expanded and pollshed our characters and personahtres VJ e the frnrshed product shall stand on qraduatron day aqlow wlth eagerness to beqm Wrth a look of confrdence on our untr1ed brow Whether we smk or swrm fall or succeed do or don t depends on the qualrty of the mater1al and the ab1l1ty of the fmrshers The faculty wrth 1ts patrence wrsdom and mterest rs the fmrsher Our teachers Whose efforts and tlme are spent on our behalf have become our frrends and counsellors Through months of contact they have become a much greater 1nflu ence than we realrze Most people have the tendency to prcture a teacher as a rmlk toast character who rs bullred and harrassed by hrs unscrupulous puplls to the pornt of drstractlon or on the other hand as a belllaerent overbearrnq 1nd1v1dual Whose one des1re IS to grve the Cflflqlflq student a case of nerves but the students of Redbank seem to have been blessed wxth k1nd helpful people Whom We shall remember as our faculty We take too hqhtly the enforced d1sc1pl1ne and pre ferred advrce at the trme 1t rs qrven but rn years to come our experrences w1ll prove that our teachers knew what they were talkrnq about and we hope that W1th honest effort on our part and a qurdrnq hand from above that We Wtll someday become as frne and capable as the men and Women who have qulded us thus far We the present Semors want to extend our heartfelt thanks to you our teachers ana our frlends -fifrww I 'x New-W' -1- -:- .-.f -'mibit' Q6 ww A -'Q 4 iv' x -1-ix Z QW? -CQTWQQS Q WSW s 4 .4 Q-6' Q 0-3- N 0 w fag-f f'i5'7 'b., 7 41. fx I'-Q3 XQQW QQ 'ZQY 6 wg rw Q 'asv 4' N 6 S'-Q-egg W .1 4-S-J N 4 .f5?.3 6'f-IN ? 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'z' '25 4322- 5-- fti- .I Cla k E Ray Supervising Prrncrpcl To the members ofthe Class of l958 There are too many people who don t know where they are heading With hazy ideas about life s goals their whims and wishes have the stability of a flittmg butterfly Too often they have chosen goals that they soon question For one thing too many careers are chosen on a hit or miss basis Chance plays too big a part A recent survey shows tl at half of us would like to be do ng something other than what we are doing Don t allow yourself to dr1ft into a world of unhappy work ln thinking of your life work you m ght do well to start with an analysis of your elf What are you best suited for? Do you like b mg a small part of a la ge thing or a medium sized part of a small thing? Would you become restless sitting b hind a desk for eight hours? Ask yourself D l like detail work or am I better meeting people? Do I llke responsibilities or do l function better when supervised? ln this connection may l say that educa tion as represented by our schools can help to give us more than knowledge and facts as im por'ant as they are Education can help us de velop a larger sense of values a sensitivlty to what is Just right and good a happy career if we first lay a sound foundation Iosephl Kata Principal Greeting and Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1958 This year of l958 will long be remembered as the year when the Redbank Valley Second ary School first occupied the new quarters on the banks ot the Red Bank This fine new building was made possible by the united efforts of nine school districts and their ten thousand taxpayers who reside in the Red Bank Valley This building has its foundation in the hopes and dreams of the many fine people who over the past many years have struaqled to provide better educational opportunit es for all of the children of all of the people of the crea Tlne varied needs abilities apt tudes and 1ntere ts of the student body mandates a school with widely varled experiences and activities The construction and operation of this new structure 1S expensive and does now and will continue to require a sacrifice of time and money by those who support t e institution Support of schools will corne Just as long as the schools meet the expectations of the society which supports the schools lt is therefore for us who occupy this beautiful building to ac quaint ourselves with the trust imposed in us and strive to fulfill the destiny which IS ours losephl Kata Principal A . . . 1 , l . Q J ' , ' ' ' , 5 , ' 3 . I . . . .. Clark E. Ray, Supervising Principal . I I 'I ' - - y J . . , . K Mig I Q . ' 1 s . ' . ' e' T r ' , ' - ' ' ' . . z o Q f ' e A I l . I ' lO MRS 'WETZEL 1S a neertul trrendly brunette asset to Mr Rays orhce Her enthus1asm IH sup portma school achvth s has been a qreqt help to both students and faculty Elleen an mdtspensa ble secretary IS also an md1spensable Wll to certam lucky man on Penn Stree MISS FRHZMAN Secre tary to Mr Kata IS one ot the reasons tor the calrr cool and colle t deft1c1en cy wlfnch permeates her secretcr1al Job She also has the responslblhty of coachma our cheerleadmq squad and as a former Redb nk cheerleader has a qreat deal ot p rsonal exp rren e to ard her rn th1s undertakmq 9 mlaht add she certam ly has produced some mlqhty attractrve results if 1 F' QGF' T W mn V11 en Wrti l 1 MRS LAMISQN Her task 1S very ha d lndeed To prepare the menus we most need MRS HUMBAUGH Thxs qulet one rs our tlne sc tr ol nurse Cn all our germs she puts a curse MPS CGRBETT You hear her call to open Nlde So she can look around mslde 17: :rx l. axis' 3. ,.,.,,.. ., . , -- Art Er? n I Hn K 5 MH ERBE lh1s good fellow IS our bustness rnan l-les always ready to lend a hand MISS AHMAGCST Bookkeepma and Law she explalns to all and the Student CNounc1l she keeps on the ball MR KARNS Your typtnq and shorthana speed wrll mcrease ll your talkmq and loa mg rn class wtll decrease MRS CAMPBELL Thls ltne lady IS our 1deal because she has lots of teacher appeal lol 1 Dov nsy 1lf Cmp MRS DCVENSPIKE Enqhsh and Latln are easy enough when tauqht by th1s lady who sure knows her stuff MRS STAHLMAN Teachlnq s hool IS a busy hm out she ttnds trrne to be a qood wtte M 'IS LAUGl-lLlN l h1s lady s Job tt ts to teach ner pup1ls the better parts cl speech MRS QONPPD luhus Caesar and Poes l-louse ot Usher are her lavorrte storres by lar But you dare not say yehl tn her presence Cr her tantrums wlll send you afar y Con t t t ,ze Hele Armwqos' o. urn Ds'-Rcsff a bell ,-. . , , , , f . I . . . Y I ' . . . . C l f I 4 l U V 7 r fn - f t V - - ff . , l . - . . . . . , I h . L, - - . X A ff . H f . . x L . . . H- ., . , 0 A C e 1' .Q Mfrxme Smlzlzzxfzr. Queen Laughlin lflur md .2 MRS. BOVVERSOX . .. A snip here a tuck there. . . Bake a pie with great care. MRS. SMITH . .. Her Vis times are hotdogs and fashion show models and keeping clean all of those charred pots, and bottles. MRS. SNYDER . . . 'We cer- tainly go for the menus so yummy. . .That she dishes up how they do fill the tummy, Louise Bowersox Pauline Smith lane Snyder MR. TRAISTER . .. While this auiet gentleman teaches shop fl-le makes the junior high boys hop. MR. LAUGHLIN Teaching boys woodwork, electronics and craft-f-He feels like shipping them out on a raft MR KLINE A new face in the midst of the Junior high shop But with his sound guidance their proiects wont flop MR STRANG Teaching fundamentals of farming This man ofthe sod is always so charming I2 Siig lvfczhfcn Traister Charles Laughlin Arnold Kline .us en trang D llfopls MRS MUSl-1l:iUb1-l ln 5C1en e and 111c11h 51e d1d excel 1h her future l1fe we w15l1 her well employee hut the QU cess of the VOICG has her overloyed MR KQPN1TS'C1 We llllflli we re mcrlhe 1nc111Cc1l wh1zze5 untl weve Taken one of h15 QUIZZQS MR RJTKCWSKI The boys are always 1n nptop Condmon when plcrylnq bull under h15 5uperv151on MISS MCCQMB Tecfchmq q1rl5 phys ed we f1nd M155 McComb When class IS over you sure hear them groan MR CALDVJELL VJ1th h15 Chevy and Q1 clnv lnq class Jnoouhtedly he Wlll qo places fast V '1 ,1 l nne IC' less Ccrld ell 1 63 1 I X r 3 Leis l-fL1Sl11'K1Sl1 l11fly...1yer' lxflivlme ,nl ky N . Y . . . A e N . A Y. L I . . . 1 4 MRS, RUPERT . . . For leachin math 5he'5 been Q T Y f , , Y X 1 ' ' A I 1 T 1 1 1 1 I f u11:e.e YkG'.-:ski ,eo IN C ,01'nl'1 e W Pa l No ton MR NOR1ON ln pnysrcs and chemrstry you wrll succeed lf to hrs t achrnq you qrve serrous heed MR 'VVEINBURG He knows about the blrds MRS cHA'NlDLER When you want to trnd a oook For thls lady you should look ,. Tl 'SI 'I .l . .V , .Lf YT . S , MR. lAClxL.tN Here s Mr. laclcltn s roorn tight' They mlqht he working on a satellite. MR PALACGQ ln all of hrs hrstory classes nes tryrna to teach lads and losses He trnds sorne spare moments to travel tor rn retereerna he lrkes to aabhle MR CQNRAD Altfrouah Mr Conrad rs not too arutt Man hrs tests are really tough MR l1AlDlJKlElfVlCZ A short blonde bach elor teacher U es hrstory as hrs feature MR MQULE Frorn rntormatron qarned n teachrnq salesmanshrc late s always ready to lend a aelptul trp F. A9 D- Q lf I 1 I ' I s . '7 X lf A X 1 Q Q fl, K ff . . H I H ,I 'wer laur K theen Cl11nfl1 r .nc l 11 K tn J YY Y f V I u r . 7 . . - I l 4 W 9 I V L 1 , l . 1 1 . . . . Y Y H S I I H .H and beesnfknd teaches with a lot ot ease. . A nv . . . r ' r X ' l f'1 1 1 1 I . 1. 1 Q . 'WY 1 Y Y 1 X V A W YYVY 1 A 1 . l l flr :nk ?'1,Z1Z Fcl1r r3t zo 1 :rx ff: :.:ir'f':.'1 J 7 tuf' :f T lla Gruver R1 h d Baxley MRS MOGLE Wrth Ilarmnq red ha1r and eyes so blue She teaches Enqlrsh to her erqhth grade crew MISS CARLOS Ancrent hrstory she teaches well Ot kmqs and queens and how they tell MRS WILSON Thrs lady leads a double hte Bernq a teacher and a preacher s wlte MR CANNON Who can refute that th1s IS one teacher That we can look up to what a tall handsome creature MRS MANNERS It IS her Job to teach the classes Ot speclal educatron to our lads and lasses MHS LAVELY A Trl H1 Y sponsor at our beck and call Mathematlcs IS the sc1ence she loves above all MISS GRUVER . . . When to her OHICQ you are brought You'll ttnd qu1dance wrsely sought MR BAILEY HIS datly work IS to look and scout It your ab sence he should doubt MRS EATON Always srnll ma and cheertul ID Enahsh we fmd That her sk1ll and the tr1lls help to sharpen our rnrnd MR GILL I-Ie teaches hlstory both present and past Wrth a store ot knowledge so wrde and vast Katharme Eaton R ymond G ll en It i Lo etta Carlos Albe t Wil on Rob rt Cannon Lo1s Manners Susan Lavely lVllSS BQ!-XRTS L o V e l y H ounds heavenly vo1Ce go l Th1s lady t1 ak 2 1111 a del g t to our soul Mil AKE Hark to the 111us1c ot the band whlch he d1re-cte nth a khowmg hand MR LUXS A d1st1r1gu1shed lookmg tellow l-le rmxee calore hath hold and mellow Kathleen Bo r lo n Ak Thomas L as Tlona s S 1 e 1 m W re Leota L Qltllfl 1119 SUMMERVTLLE for many years 111 e1ghth grade math he shows the way and clears the pate MR WORHELL Geography and SCIGHCS 15D t all He teaches boys the rules of football MPS LAUGl-lLlN She teaches a group 111 spemal educatlon Thes classes are Red b hks late t Creat1oh STUDENT TEACHERS FIIST Semester 'ile- 411' lu kLen ll' 'W sxxfme J10 re' .13 e e f fra S .f S , 1 ' S, lier , a Q 1 e. 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With the launching of the sputnik by Russia all eyes were immediately centered on the studying ot science and mathematics Conferences were held by our own Gover nor Leader and notable educators are striving to achieve the greatest success with the potential that exists 1n the classroom In our present school system this potential is being tirred by class oitermgs that are extensive and cover almost every phase ot human endeavor Home economics for girls shops for boys and well equipped science rooms greet our students as they enter our new plant Health physical education and driver education unheard ot in earlier day are all available to the students in this modern curriculum Elective courses in selling physical science music and art provides us with knowledge ot practical everyday happenings lntroduction to the classics and the essentials of good English are part of the basic tr1bulat1ons ot our democracy and other nations around the world make us aware of our heritage and how precious it can be What the coming years will hold for the future students ot Redbank we do not know but the preservation ot our country will depend upon the preparation of its youth The slogan in the classrooms of tomorrow might well be how much can we learn rather than how little can we do Y Thomas lerterson feels 1S so necessary in order to remain ree xQs?'?f-Q - 'e2'Was i? x f' '39 6'5- . 3 J -4 'Sf- 3f'iN..p' .gg,.W-E' .WNW fzssfs fx -7 'S I fN9syF E?'Jfs f Of F 4 X I X f X Www 'S' 9Q Z -L5 was N '9 'Q-'L' Q- f its ww 'F ZF? f 'X f was 4 52- 4'-3 12 x f ww xg my MQ 'Q W .439 43? s, N Z' Q0 Q-y' Q Q94 X f N f AQ Q 053 93 as? 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'H+ :ri ' 7 'HQ I1l R flilfllli In Pr: sid t tronr 1 Piesi f nt The school year l957 58 will be remem bered as a year of many events The class of 58 will remember that we were the last group to attena the old red DT1ClC builaing with the rrtany worn and scarred rooms and stairs We will also remember that we were the nrst to graduate from the mod ern one story school building that was so long awaited on the roads of life we will retain fond pictures of freezing Vriday night football games where we watched th team cap ture tne county championship title th beautifully decorated All School Prom ano senior Prom or the indoor sp rt fan may rernenab r tne wrestlers and the haravv ood ie oes of tne basketball courts For some tne tioug it of the clickety clack of type wri ers or a minor explosion in chemistry l xr i y ng back pictures of days gone ln our r miniscing we must not forget our senior trio to Washington There we saw the Wl7l'G towering Vfashington Monu nent ina climbed tne endless flights of the W rite l-louse the changing of the guard at tie Tomb of the Unknown Soldier will re iiain with us forever Vife will be scattered as leaves before t e vu nd out there will always remain e e nor Gs o wnen we were together in e l tt rea s ool house reno Allen Secretary ere Te s e O lil ill 1' 'f , 1 ' on li rrl S r,, V'f'rf . 'rl X V ' f i r o A ' . , I I I , . , . ' -' ' ' l' Q Q I La bri ' ' ' . . X by. I - 4 l l rl i V - As we travel the many diverse courses stairs. Sights such as the Capitol Building, 'A , e - f ' r W ' ' ' . ' 1 1 f ' Qi , ' ' ' th A ' , t ' 3 tpt i H f l o ' th ,. . e l ' ' ., le o ' ch i . III XX E 'a ' , G . Gross, r a ur r 2 Beverly Adams Thomas Alqoe Brenda Allen Phoebe Allen BEVERLY ANN ADAMS Bev Trifl-li-Y 2, 3, 4 tSec, 4l5 Service Club Chairman 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Yearbook 4 fTypist7 Ambition ... Secretary and housewife THOMAS ARTHUR ALGOE Tom Safety Patrol 2, 3 Ambition . . . Successful Engineer BRENDA SUE ALLEN Brenda Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 3, 495 Service Club 25 lr. Red Cross 25 Yearbook Staff 25 Class Secretary 45 Operetta 2, 3 C The I-lither and Thither of Danny Ditherw 2, The Familiar Stranger 3l5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Ambition Beautician PHOEBE ANN ALLEN Phoebe Tri-Hi'Y 2, 3, 4 CSec, 335 Class Secretary 25 Yearbook Librarian 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3 t The- I-lither and Thither of Danny Dither 2, The Familiar Stranger 33 Ambition .. , Nurse RICHARD IOHN ALLORI ... Dick Band 2, 3, 4 Ambition ... Air Force SUSANNE CATHARINE ANGEHR ... Sue Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 tl-Ures. 435 Drarnatics Club 25 Student Council 35 Ensemble 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3 t Tlie Hither and Tliither of Danny Difher 2, Strangely Familiar 335 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Ambition .. , Elementary School Teacher PEGGY IEAN ANTHONY Pea Tri-HifY 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Secretary IOAN LOUISE BAILEY loan F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Tri-I-li-Y 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2 Ambition ,,. Missionary Nurse ORIN STEPHEN BEST Sonny Rifle Club 3, 4 KSec. 355 Craft Club 2, 3, 45 Nature Club 35 Chorus 2 Ambition .. . Engineer CARL HERLER BISH Carl FFA. 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 35 Choir 4 Ambition .. . Minister Sue Anqeixr Peggy Anthony loan Bailey Orin Best Richard Allori CD III I'-I IT' CD CD Carl Bisr. K' 1 Carl I. Bish Walter Bish Kenneth Bish Robert Blair U2 U2 :JI I--I DJ U2 Pauline Boozer CARL IAY BISH . .. Bishy Photography Club 3, 4 ISec. 337 Stagecrait 27 Varsity Club 3, 47 Wrest' ling 3, 4 Ambition . . . Aviation Machinist WALTER GARY BISH Gary EEA. 2, 3, 47 Safety Patrol 27 Wrestling 2 Ambition . . . Diesel Engineer KENNETH GERALD BISH Ken Baseball 2, 3 Ambition . .. Mechanic ROBERT DEVVAYNE BLAIR BOL Stagecraft 2, 3, 47 Yearbook 4 Ambition . .. Factory Employment WILLIAM PAUL BLAIR Bill Stagecrait 25 Safety Patrol 47 Mixed Chorus 2 Ambition . .. Mechanic PAULINE MILDRED BOOZER . . . Puri F.H.A. 27 Ushers Club 3 Ambition . . . Secretary IEANNETTE MARIE BONOMINI Hleannette Service Club 27 Assistant Business Manager ol the Yearbook 47 Mixed Chorus 2, 37 Rifle Club 47 Baton Club 3 Ambition . I . Travel and be a private secretary HAROLD RICHARD BOWERSOX ... Sox Science Club 47 Photography Club 3, 47 EEA. 2, 37 Foot' ball 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Basketball 3, 47 Rifle Club 3, 47 Varsity Club 4 Ambition . .. Success, happiness, and a good wile DONNA MAE BOVVSER . .. Rooney Tri-I-li-Y 47 Service Club 27 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Telephone operator and successful housewife GERALD BOVVSER Terry Chorus 2, 3 Ambition ... To be rich Ieannette Bonomim Harold Bowersox Donna Bowser William Blair Gerald Bowser Iudity Boy'-I ffl. :Iles Briqht 'Donald Briant Ktry Briqti Arlene Brinker IUDITY ANN BOYEP, 'juclyw F.H,A. Z, 3 4 tPres. 45 Ambition .. . To be sufrfessful CHARLES GALLAGER BRIGHT Ambition ... Cemmif Engineer DONALD HUGH BRIGHT 'Don 'Chufk' Science Clu 3 4 Ho ection lub 3 4 Ambition . .. To hcrve G beoutiiul home, lteczpitiful Cor, and rnost import nt tl tieoutitul wife DONNA KAY BRIGHT Kc1y Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: E.H.A Z 3 4 Yeir ook Stl Ambition . . . To live in Cnliiornio ARLENE MAE BRINKER Arlene Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 3 Yeirboolc 4 tTypistl Ambition . ., Secretfxry CHARLOTTE GLADINE BRINKER Chorlotte Tri-H1Y 7 3 4 Btind 2 3 4 Lhorus 2 County Bond 3g Bond Forensics 2, 35 Yearbook 4 fTypistl Ambition ... Medifrfrl Secretory NANCY EMOGENE BUZZARD Buzz Tri-Hi-Y 47 Chorus Z Ambition . . . To own fr huge ronch GERALDINE ANN CAMPBELL VVGQIIYN Tri-Hi'Y 2, Us ie L, J Ritlr I I Serv Club 27 Business Mfrnirqer of the Yefrrboclc 43 Yefrrboolc St iff 3 4 Mixed C vrus 9 'H Ambition . . . Sefrefrzry KENNETH ROBERT CAMPBELL . . Ambition .,. N ivy LEONARD E CLARK ... Bouts .:'.IIIl7I'l'Jl l ... Navy :rave Bringe: I-J in 'jf I'j,.7l'1I' Jznytud-1 nrs4.S4Fotl1Ilz 'ienfrf ' 3 44 S 1 t 'ine C Q Ruth Ann Coleman Dorothy Connor David Gene Crissman Nancy Crow Heidi Wiant U2 U2 :JI I-I U2 William Davis RUTH ANN COLEMAN Ann Baton Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 E.H,A. 2, 35 Chorus 3 Ambition Nurse DOROTHY LUCILLE CONNOB ... Dotty F.H.A. 2, 35 Baton Club 35 Proiectionist Club 35 Chorus 2: Volleyball 2, 35 lr. Ensemble 25 Class Sec. 35 Basketball 2 Ambition ... Teacher DAVID GENE CRISSMAN Ambition . .. Mechanic NANCY LOBRAINE CROW N Ambition .., Secretary Gene Staqecrait 35 Safety Patrol 45 Chorus 2 ancyh Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Uslma-rs Club 35 Dramatics 2: Chorus 2, 3 HEIDI CULBEBTSON NNIANT Heidi Yearbook 3, 4 CPhotography Editor 43 Ambition ... Successful housewife WlLLlAM LESLIE DAVlS Robin Hood Staqecrait 25 Projectionist Club 25 Archery Clul: 35 Band 25 Basketball 2 Ambition ... Navy VlVlAN LUCILLE DELP Viv Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 F,H.A. 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Chorus 2, 35 Chou 45 Basketball 3 Ambition . ,. Marriage 'Ind secretarial work EDWAHD ROBERT DICKEY Ed Sc'iom'e Club 2, 3, 45 Pzopevtioriist Club 25 Yearbook 4 Ambition . .. Mechanic CLYDE DOVENSPIKE Sonny Band 2, 3, 4 Ambition . ., State Policeman ALBERTA IEAN DOVERSPIKE . ,. Ambition . .. Home Economist Vivian Dell: lean Photography Club 45 'lri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus Z Edward Dickey Clyde Doverispikc lean Doverspike fi' Lois Drayer Gerald Dwyer Dennis Eberhart Virginia Ennis Lois Evans Don ild Eorringer LOIS DRAYER Lo E.I'l.A. 2, 37 Baton Club 2, 37 Proiectionist Club 37 Tri-I-li-Y 2, 3 fSEC.'TFGCIS.l, Ir. Ensemble 27 Basketball 27 Volleyball 27 Chorus 2 Ambition . . . Secretary GERALD EDWARD DWYER ... Webb Choir 3, 4 Ambition .. . Army Officer DENNIS CLADE EBERHART Casanova Staqecralt 37 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Track 3 Ambition . .. Carpenter VIRGINIA MAE ENNIS Ginnie Dramatics 37 F.H,A. 27 Ushers Club 47 Library Club 4 Ambition . . . Housewife LOIS IEAN EVANS .,, Loire Yearbook 47 Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 47 El-l.A. 2, 3, 47 Ushers Club 47 Red Cross 2, 3 Ambition ,. . Beautirfian DONALD GERALD FORRINGER Don EEA. 2, 3, 4 Ambition . .. Farmer RACHEL ANN FOSTER Rae Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 47 Student Council 47 El'l.A. 37 Choir 47 Clxorus 2, 37 Band 2, 37 Class Play 3 lDown To Earthk lournalism Editor 4 Ambition .., Kindergarten Tet-riclier IAMES LEE GEER 'Beany Hi-Y 2, 3 llreas. 23: Yearbook Stal'I 3: Athletic Club 2, 3, 47 Baton Club 27 Proiectionist Club 27 Class Sec. 27 Chorus 27 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Class Play 2, 3 Ambition ,.. To live happy AGATHA LUCILLE GEORGE Aqaili:i' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Ambition . .. Nurse WILLIAM CARL GILFILLAN Bill Varsity Club 2, 3, 47 Student Council 2, 3, 47 Class Sec. 37 Class Pres. 47 Football 2, 3, 47 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Ambition . .. Engineer Rdgne. Eosie: fames Geer Agatha George CD I-I II U2 U2 iam Giltil cl, GTF?'H.2'.'JiIl' Eugene Gross Sylvia Gruver Hfirold Guthrie Phyllis Guthrie IACOB lRVEN GHEENAWALT .., l rl-cf ' Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2 Arriliition . ,. Electronic' Eriqineer SAMUEL EUGENE GROSS G1no Student Council Trees. 4: Class Treus. 3, 47 Rifle Clulu 3, 4 tTrerrs. 33, Drrirrirrtit' Clulu 3, Choir 3, Op-erertu 3 t Strr1nqely Frrrnilicrrwly Bcrslcetlbfrll 3, Golf 3: Foot if-ill 47 Eoronsivs 3 m Arrrlfitiori . ,. Drtrftsrncin m SYl.VlA lEAN GRUVER 'Sylvix' E.H.A. 3, 47 Photoqrupliy Clula 4 Arrrlrition ,,. Bcrrutir-inn J HAROLD GUTHRIE l'lr1rcld EEA. 2, 3, 4: Eootbull 2, 37 Footlizlll Mtrnrirger 4 Arrilvitiori ... lVlc1tli'l Qcrcher PHYLLIS ARLENE GUTHRIE ,,. Phil F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Iournolism Club 4, Chorus 2, 3 Arnluition ... Housewife MARTIN BOYD HARDY ... Murty' lournolism 27 Drcrmotics Club 3, 45 Chorus 2 Arnlvition . .. Engineer PAUL C. HARMON Paul Science Club 35 Chorus 35 Choir 4, Wrestling 2, 4 lil Anilvition . .. Veterinarian IANET lVlAHlE HAWK 'lt,in Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 E.l'l.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 Arrrlritiwri ... Airline Str-wtrrdess m GEORGE CARLTON HENRY 'George Hi-Y 2, 3, Athletic Club 23 Chorus 2, 3: Eiirid 2, 3, 4: Ensketlm1ll2, Class Play 2, 3 Arnhitiorr . .. Engineer REDA PAYE HENRY Proxie' Tri-Hi-Y 4, EH.A. 2, 3, -4, Ushers Cluln 3 Amhitiorr .., Telephone Orrercrtor vlorrriri Hardy l3CrulHUrrrior1 lcmet Hawk George Henry Reds Henry Q- Grtlf- lla-gilt-I lewel Hegxlf-I Twilfi Heplei Drum Hetrick vJ'1f'lfI Hilli it CHARLES GALE HEPLER Hep Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Photography Club 3, Chorus 2 3, 4: 'Nrestlinq 2, 3 Ambition , ,. Make a million dollars fast IEVVEL LAVINA HEPLER ... 'Sweetpecr' Librory Club 3, 45 Safety Patrol 37 F.H.A, 25 Ushers Club 4 Ambition ... Housewife TWlLA BLANCHE HEPLER Tide Dramatics Club 35 F.H.A. Z7 Ushers Club 4 Ambition .., Housewife DEAN ALLEN HETRlCK Dean Yearbook 47 EEA. Reporter 25 Varsity Club 3, 4: Student Council Parliamentarian 4, Football Z, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition .,. To enioy life and help others enjoy it VADA MAE HILLIARD Vada Dromatics Club 3, 4 Ambition ... Housewife BRENDA LEA HOLBEN Brenda Yearbook 4, E.H,A. 2, 3: Ushers Club 3, 4: Chorus Z, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Beautician CAROL IEAN HORNE 'Saminyw F.H.A. 3, 4 tTreas. 315 Ushers Club 4 Ambition . . , Housewife HAROLD CRAIG l'lUEFlVlAN Huffy Vfirsity Clul, 2, 3, 4: Wrestlina 2, 3, 4, Bfiseizfrll 7, 3, 47 Eootlnill 2, 3, 4 Ambiiton ... Carpenter NANCY LEE HUFFMAN Nanoy EI-l.H. 2, 3, 4: Chores Q, 4 Aniriition . . , Housewife RLAlNE ROBERT IACOX Farmer EEA. 2, 3, 4 Amrition ... President of Ford lflvzr Company Erenou Holzierz Carol Horn-f Harold Huffrrxgr, 'HLQY H JAX. 'I' .fl 1116 U2 r-1 ll U2 CD l Richard Iohnston William Keener Iudith Kennemuth Alvin Kuhns Dewayne Kunselman U2 U2 i-fl I-I F-I-Tl U2 Richard Laborde RICHARD RAY IOHNSTON Rich Stagecralt 4, 'Wrestling 4 Ambition ... Navy WILLIAM IAMES KEENER ... Bill Hi-Y 3, Baseball 3 Ambition . . . Pro. Baseball Player JUDITH IANE KENNEMUTH Iudy Tri-I-li-Y 2, 3, F.H.A. 2 ,4, Basketball 2 Ambition . . . Elementary Teacher CHARLES ALVIN KUHNS Moose S'agecraIt 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, Oper etta 3 f Eamiliar Strangerulg Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Choir Forensics 3, 4 Ambition . . . Naval Career DEWAYNE I. KUNSELMAN Coonie Shop Z, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Mechanic or barber RICHARD NEAL LABORDE Newt Projectionists Club 3, Science Club 3, Chorus 3, Track 2, 3 Ambition . , . Career in Army or Navy NOEL IOHN LUCAS Luke Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Class Play 3 Ambition ... College Graduate GUY EUGENE MAGNESS Smiley EEA. 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Farmer WAYNE KEITH MAGNESS Maggie Cratts Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition . .. Success GEORGE MARSH ... Mikan Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, Band 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Physical Education Teacher and Coach Noel Lucas Guy Magness Keith Magness George Marsh I Carol Martz David McAninch fames McCauley lohn McCauley Ray McElravy CAROL ANN MARTZ Carol Tri Hi Y 3, 43 Ushers Club 2, 3, Service Club 27 Chorus 2, 3 Ambition .. . Interior Decorator DAVID GERALD MCANINCH Dave Archery Club 3, 4 Ambition . . . Career in Air Force IAMES DUANE MCCAULEY lim Staqecraft 3, 4 m Ambition ... Navy I I IOHN GLENN McCAULEY lohnny Yearbook 3, 45 Hi-Y iChaplain 457 Student Council Parlia- mentarian 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2 C The l-iither and Thither of Danny Dither l Ambition . . . Certified Public Accountant l1l RAY EUGENE MCELRAVY Ray Staqecrait 3 Ambition . . . Air Force Career FRANK ROBERT MCMILLEN . .. Franko Science Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 47 Chorus 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Ambition . .. To succeed in whatever l attempt ANNA IANE MILLER Ami Red cross 2, 3, Tri--Hi-Y 4 rl Ambition . . . Secretary PAUL ALVlN MlNlCH Paul Chorus 2: Basketball 3 Ambition . . . Mechanic GERALD WILLIAM MOHNEY lerry Staqeciait 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 47 Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3 i Stranqely Familiarnly Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4 Ambition . . . Service PAUL GILBERT MORGAN Willie Hi-Y 3 Ambition . .. Operate heavy equipment Frank Mclvlillen Anna Miller Paul Minich Gerald Mohney Paul Morgan Vtfilda Neiswonqer Lucille Nulph Bonnie Orr Carolyn Peck Marc Phillips WlLDA ROMAlNE NEISWONGER Wilcla Band 2, 3, 47 Chorus Z, 3, 47 Baton Club Z, 37 Tri l-li-Y 2, 3, 47 F.H.A. 27 Choir 27 Basketball 37 Class Secretary 2 Ambition ... Beautician HELEN LUCILLE NULPH Lucy Tri-Hi-Y 2, 47 Cheerleader 2, 37 Class Treasurer 37 Choir 2, 3, 47 Band 4 Ambition ... To be like my mother BONNIE LOU ORR Bonnie Chorus 27 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 F.l'l.A. 2 m Ambition ... Clerk CAROLYN IUNE PECK Carolyn Yearbook 37 Literature Club 27 Library 2, 37 Chorus 2,37 Band 3 Ambition . . . Undecided :JI Ensemble 31 MARC T. PHlLLlPS Marc F.F.A. 27 Archery Club 37 Varsity Club 47 Student Council Vice President 47 Class Vice President 37 Choir 2, 3, 47 Ensemble 2, 3, 47 District Chorus 2, 3, 47 County Chorus 2, 3, 47 Operetta 2, 3 C 'l'he Hither and Thither of Danny Ditherw 2, The Familiar Stranger 37 Football 2, 3, 47 Wrestling 27 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Engineer NANCY ANN RHODES Nancy F.H.A. 2, 3: Triel-li-Y 47 Chorus 2, 3 Ambition . . . Secretary l1l RALPH DEAN RlGGLE Riqqle Staqecrait 3, 4 Ambition . . . To get ahead in lite, and join Marines Basketball 2, 37 Yearbook Start 4 flsiterary Editorl Ambition . . . Nurse MARVIN LEROY SHAFFER Marv Rifle Club 3, 47 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Track 2 Ambition .. . Naval Career DAN NOBERT SHERMAN Dan Hi-Y 27 Proiectionists Club 37 Dramatics Club Chorus 2, 37 Choir 47 Band 2, 3, 47 Basketball 27 Baton Club 2, 37 County Band 2, 3 Ambition , . . Science Field Nancy Rhodes Ralph Riqqle Annabelle Sanford Marvin Shafizer ANNABELLE LEE SANFORD Annie Tri-l-li-Y 2, 3, 47 FHA. 2, 3, 4 fReporter 497 Ushers Club 4 Secretary 47 Dan Sherman l'in Sherman Ioanne Sherman Marilyn Shick lack Shreckenaf-s' IAN CRAIG SHERMAN lan Hi-Y 2, Press Club 2, Baton Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club Treasurer 4, Proiectionists Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Basketball 2, 3, County Band 2, 3 Ambition . .. Medical Field IOANNE SHERMAN Dirnples Tri-I-Ii-Y Z, 3, 4, Baton Club 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Ambition .. . Technician MARILYN SUE SHICK Suzy Cheerleader 2, 3, Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, lr. Ensemble 2, 3, Band 4 Ambition . . . Executive Secretary IACK LEE SI-IRECKENGOST lack Staqecraft 3 Ambition . . . Carpenter LARRY DANIEL SI-IRECKENGOST ,. . Shreck Rifle Club 3, 4 fVice Pres. 43: Varsity Club 3, 4 fSec. 4l, Chorus Z, Band 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track Z, Science Club Pres. 4 Ambition . . . Civil Engineer ROBERT CLYDE SHUIVIAKER Clem Yearbook 4, Hi-Y 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Advisor 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 71, 3 Ambition ... Navy LEONARD MURL SHUMAKER Bill Varsity Club 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4 Ambition . ,. To make my father proud ROBERT MORRISON SIGWORTI-I Bob F,F.A. 2, 4, Chorus 2 Arnbition . . , Farming GERALD LEROY SLAGLE lerrvu Staoecraft 2, 3, f, Science Club 3, Football 3 Ambition . . . To graduate FAYE SLEE Faye F.I-LA. Z, 3, 4, Service Club Q Ambition ... To be successful Robert Shurnaker Leonard Shumaker Robert Sigworth Larry Shrealf U3 III I-I IT' UD U2 KUHFIOS Gerald Slaqle Faye Slee Gary Smith Gerald Smith Paul Smith U2 U2 ill I-l III U2 Arthur Snyder Patricia Stahlrnan GARY C. SMITH Smitty F.F.A, 27 Varsity Club 2, 37 Photography Club 47 Ensemble 47 Choir 47 Chorus 37 Wrestling 2, 3, 47 Football 47 Track and Field 4 Ambition . . . To get a college education GERALD H. SMITH Bud Student Council 37 Yearbook Staff 37 Varsity Club 47 Nature Club 37 Archery Club 47 Chorus 27 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . To be happy and successful throughout life PAUL GERALD SMITI-I Smitty Craft Club 2, 3, 47 Rifle Club 3, 47 Track 3, 4 Ambition . .. Industrial Arts ARTHUR SNYDER 'Art' Stagecraft 37 Rifle Club 3, 47 Varsity Club Sec. 47 Mixed Chorus 27 Football 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Wrestling 3, 4 Ambition ... Draftsman and Designer PATRICIA LOUISE STAHLMAN Pat Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 tCaptain 477 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 Rifle Club 3, 47 Student Council 47 Class Treasurer 27 Golf 3, 4 Ambition .. . Enter Medical Field BERNICE MAE STITT Bernice F.I'I.A. 2, 3, 47 Ushers Club 37 Tri-Hi-Y 47 Chorus 2 Ambition . . . To be successful DORIS GLADEAN STOCKDILI. Doris Tri-Hi-Y 3, 47 Drarnatics Club 2, 3, 47 Service Club 27 Choir 2, 3, 47 Ensemble 3, 47 Operetta 2, 3 Ambition . . . To travel and be a capable secretary DARLENE KAY STOVER Darlene Cheerleading 3, 47 Yearbook Art Editor 47 Art Club 27 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 47 Chorus 2 Ambition ... Beautician ROBERT EDWARD STOVER Wes Chorus 27 Football 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2 Ambition .., To be successful BARBARA HELEN STRONG Barb Cheerleader 2, 3, 47 Student Council 35 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 CCO-EditorJ7 Tri-I-liY 2, 3, 47 Dramatics Club 2, 37 Rifle Club 3, 47 Class Vice President 2, 47 Cla's President 37 Choir 2, 3, 47 Operetta 2, 3 t The Hither and Thither of Danny Dither 2, Strangely Familiar 337 Golf 37 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Ambition . . . Cheerleader in College Bernice Stitt Doris Stockdill Darlene Stover Robert Stover Barbara Strong f flarriet Thompson Iqzrry Tosh Darla Travis Donald Travis Mary Unger HARRIET ANN THOMPSON Harriet Fl-I.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Ambition ... To be surcessiul LARRY DEAN TOSI-l Toshy Rifle Club 3, 45 Crafts Club 3 CVice President35 Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4 Ambition ... To envoy life DARLA MAY TRAVIS Darla Rifle Club 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Dramatics Club 25 Archery Club 35 Student Council 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Operetto 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Ambition ,.. Own a horse ranch in British Columbia DONALD TRAVIS Trav Student Council 2, 3, 4 fPres, 435 Rifle Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Cpres. 435 Yearbook 3, 45 Chorus 2 Ambition ... To make my mother proud IERRY ELLSWORTH TRAVIS 'Ierry Proiectionist Club 25 Sport Club 25 Chorus 2 Ambition . .. Marine Corps Career EFA. 3 fl3res, 335 Drfrmatics Club 25 Dance Club 35 MARY KATHRYN UNGER Kay Service Club 25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Ushers Club CTre-as. 33 Ambition ... Happiness VERNON RICHARD UNGER Vern Safety Patrol 4 Ambition ... Salesman MARY ANN VERNESONI Mary Drama'i:s Club 2, 3, 4 fSec. 335 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Rifle Club 3, 45 Yearbook fSec. 435 Student Council 2, 45 Band 2, 3 CTreas. 235 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 2 Ambition Private secretary to a government official in Washinaton, D. C. LYNN WAGNER V. aaqio REA, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2 Ambition ... Dairy Frrrnor ROSE WELKER Rose Rl-LA, 2, 45 Tri-I-Ii-Y 45 Yearbook 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Ambition ,.. To lpe sufwgessful Vernon Unoer Mary Verne-soni Lynn Vlfagner Ierry Travis CD I-I IT' U2 U2 Rose Welker Dwight Vv'ells CD U2 i-J I-I U2 Russel Yeaney Ronald VVhitling Ronald Willison Shelby 'Wolfgang Robert Yeaney DWIGHT CLAIR 'NELLS Dwight Service Club 27 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4 fSec. 257 Yearbook Co Editor 47 Choir 2, 3, 4 Ambition ... To be a success RONALD WHITLING VVhittle PEA. 2, 3, 4 lSec. 3l: Chorus 2 Ambition ... Farmer RONALD GARY WILLISON VVilly Football 37 Baseball 3, 4 Ambition ... Aeronautical Engineer SHELBY IEAN WOLEGANG Kelly El-LA. 2, 3j Tri-Hi-Y 2, 37 Eaton Club 2, 37 Class Treas urer 2,37 Chorus 2, 37 Choir 4 Ambition Secretary ROBERT CLAIR YEANEY Bob Hi-Y 37 Proiectionist Club 37 Chorus 2, 47 Basketball 2 Ambition Farmer RUSSELL H. YEANEY Russ Craits Club 2, 3, 47 Science Club Vice President 37 Hi Y 4 Ambizion ... Electrical Engineering CHARLES ROBERT YOUNG Chuck Stagecraft 2, 3, 4 Ambition , .. Union memberized carpenter IACOB DVVIGHT YOUNG ... lake Hi-Y 3, 47 Rifle Club 47 Choir 47 Wrestling 4 Ambition Engineer CAROLANN MARCELLA HIMES Speed PHA. 2 3 Ambition . .. Beautician and Rancher Charles Young Iacob Young Not Pictured Carolann Himes 'NV'iTfWW' F'WT'.f '1 W :1 i5'IF' YF' .- 'B-'EZ4'Z'hYE?'YiV'W2'2 Q.'S 1 '1sf'-1-' '-25' 'SVRSEW X, fwwwsastf'-'-ft'-'-ft -gi -rig..g..qp.2..f's..g.,.f'x.gf'gI pxy, gxuf-' ., .,3,..3., . , , . , . 3'ff'Q-.fL-45? 15+ ., 45+ ., .,. 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'N.:.f' 55 ttf-6 I-I B ,rd Abrams Presrden The Jumor year never to be forgotten held many new and excrtmg experrences ror each of us Shorthand was not spur of the moment ch1cken scratchmg but a sub Ject tnat requlred aulte a number of hours work each nrght Bookkeeprng was a new sublect that seemed Just not to be for us Credtts were to equal debrts but drd they? l.at1n N and Algebra ll werent the snaps we had planned on and Phystcs had 1ts cesses for some drrvers ta1n1ng and chorr were new names on our schedules The a1rls rn horne economrcs turned out rash1ons that could pass as Parrs or1g1nals and rn cookrng the drshes could compare wlth any world famous chef Peanut crunch and nnnts were found exery loomeroom and brought us blg H1 hard Pagley Vrce Preslclent drvldends even though the last few cases were a headache for our presrdent Gordon Abrams Lookmg back on thrs year we fmd we are more mature and have a better knowl edge of lrfe rn preparlng ourselves for the fdture fn the begrnnmg everythmg was new but as trme progressed we accepted dutres and responsrbrlrtres as upp r class men and adnusted our elves for after gradu oatl and track teams rn add1t1on to che r leaders proved our acceptance to our new responsrbrlrtles Many new frrends were made from Summervllle and they added a new varlety to our chool lrfe As thrs year ends we all look forward to the blg day when we shall become seruors , ne Km el Seceary lerry Adams Tre sner 36 l U2 lil Q X Q X - VA I I U2 lv ' e t .I N ' - U2 L . T T A T A Q A Sf A experimellls that never, Segmefl fo, be SHG ation. The luniors on the basketball, foot- f 'T A ' ' ' I I I I . I I tn Y L ' 1 - u A . l I7 J UNIGRS Bad Abrams le-rry Adams Donald Anthony Sandy Anthony Darlene Earlett Connie Bislr lanet Bish Amber Blair Larry Blair Phyllis Bonetti Ginger Bright Keith Burns Vlilliarn Buzzard Laverne Campbell Charles Cherico Lyla Crawford Iim Crissman Robert Crissman luanita Clause Nancy Cook Dick Colwell Pat Colwell Virginia Cobbett Nancy Davis Ioyce Delp Larry Delp Margie Dougherty Stanley Doverspike Ierry Drayer Richard Fagley may rox Earhara Gainers Bonnie Gareis Eel: Geer loanne Geis' Q nk 'Pk B 'fi X25 W 'W W iw fm E if!-A Sz S 2 , 5 mia, ., R E I Q33 ws sv W g . My 1 A 1 fi QQ . R Q xx ,qs 1 ' 2 vs- x ' ig -NX idk N fm , 1 fi 3 if A: af in N Q 5 .44 ,af 4 4' A gf, xi Lk if e-,L X Q ,P , Q fa -.. H+, x ' 'Q 1 2 ,E S glues F x 13 2 3' Q W , ,. Z4 4 A X 1 , 5 A 7 Q 'B' ,f N ,V if f ff :ffm NM fb v F 'Y 1 Y 2 HT' 'wr' R. Unger I. Williams R. Williams D. Vfolfe G. Woods A, Young lUNlORS NOT PICTURED M. Austin, M. Blake, l. Boyer, C. Briqht, S. Brosius, T. Clouse, I. Constable, D. Crawford, D. Doverspike, M. Downs, R. Edwards, P. Cweorqe, M. Cvruver, T. Henderson, l. Hudson, M. Kirk, C. Leach, B, Neis- wonqer, B. Ray, I. Sample, C. Silvis, L. Silvis, A, Skinner. l-lere comes th teacher Shall I draw you a picture? l don t care what you ay Yes dear Lift that hammer tote those hoards l wouldnt do that if I were you -QU vm' inns nahe ter Mohney Prestdent As Sophomores entennq our frrst year of senror h1qh we found ourselves rn the need of adnustrnq ourselv s to new and dttferent surroundrnqs We s ttled down and dug 1n to work Remember Mrss Gruver qrvrnq us achrevement tests and preparmq our schedule of subrects for the BUSINESS Trarnlnq and selhnq went hand ln hand for the commerc1al students Pro Jects for b1oloqy were a must' We qath ered the leaves of early autumn as rap1dly as they fell Remember those plarn qeom etry problems that seemed to be pages lonq and translatma Latrn was not an easy Job IJLIUS CAESAR was emoyable when Mrs Conrad enacted the assass1nat1on and Mrs Stahlman played records tellrnq about each scene Mary lane Mrller VICE Pre xdent Selllnq candy and holly at Chrlstmas txme and also candy at Easter were our b1aaest pro1ects of the year Bra dlvrdends were brought lHlO our treasury by our hard work and encouragement from our f1ve spon ors and our able pres1d nt Chester Mohney tfor some the1r f1rst brq dancel found Mary lane Mlller and Phrl Eaton repres ntrng our class 1n the court Tourrnq the vanou clubs We frnd the sophomores very actrve The partrcrpatron 1n sports wos evldent when you looked at the sophomores on the grrls basketball team ond on the boys teams football basketball and wresthnq Now that we are at last 1n s nror h1ah we are lookrnq forward to our remalmna years toqether at Redbank r n K nn ay Sf ret Lndx I-lotfrr rn Traasur 41 Lf' ' A ., ,Ui W in I course of study we had selected. lunior The excitement of the AllfSchool Prom . , , , l l aaa K1 e e 2' , ff' .ary 1. 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New ivy- 3 ,. if , Help ., !., 1 Q f 51 FRESHMAN CLASS '1C,' 1-. 4-1 3 ienlv V1epI6S1dQH d lx F e 7 S e rnny vns T a re Many thrngs have been ard about the green freshmen but we do not feel that green as usually desrgnatea appl ed to us Durrng our seventh and erghth grades we had become famrlrar Wlth the routtne of Junlor hrgh So to us the green meant a typ1cal green lrght or a forward srgn to prepare for the Comtng years of the senror hrgh The compl1cated study of SCIQDCG and alge ora became more srmplrfred as trme passed We nave enroyed our vartous sublects thls year but We are loolclng forward wtth great ex pectatron to our sophomore year IH the new oulldtng We have been actrvely engaged rn sports in the comrng years we hope our class Wlll de velop more along thrs l1ne The magazme subscnptron campargn com prled a srzeable addrtton to our treasury havtng denred ourselves many preces of bubble gum we dropped our penntes mto the glass bear for the Student Councll penny fund Seemg the green lrght our class IS gomg ahead rnto hoopter and successful years Y Vtl e ren 1 owelt lwC l e r ru r C mufntker r ston C Heller Vt lVlLlW1llen K ener A Clssn C fl 'Vo Q psf Fermn D l uss F r r , 4 I . farfz, 'Q ' T Lrnurz bcversprkf-, President lc lzi, ear tary E- 'Don , re su ,r , S . , . y , . I Y 1 l I l ' ' T I 4 ' 4 I 4 T 1 : I I . A C ,I I I 1 . RO ' : M. l.o'.41i-r, H. Af: Cl , D. lixfiillsnn, G. Keller, B. lflowfiltl , G. Ortz, l.. Farqley, K. Logan, P, C 1 '. l 'N 2: P.L'l1r1iqk,,.Y '11y, I. G ve .Tl 'z. 'J . , T. Cl: , T. v , '. ' 1 ,L ' e , . r' ian, . I N. Feliz, F. f unt. RQVV oi L. Bla' -, D. Taylor, P, Cfrfvhpole, E. I Q g , vl er, ... Crzwfczzd Tzcfreus, l. Sliaffe , D, l-lefrtrk. x 4. lil! HOW I: E. Blair, B. Downs, L. Shaffer, T, Shaffer, I. Morgan, R. Maqness, S. Nelswoncjer, T. Kline, I. Un- ger. BOW 2: l. Bish, S. Bowser, C. McDonald, K. Kcrninski, B. Pense, S. Vklilliams, F. Plauny, D. Panther, N, Adams, R, Conner, B. Shurnaker, L. Doverspike. ROW 3: B. l-letrirk, R. Bowser, D. Bish, I. Fancher, H. lefrrh B Hurnes D Copenhaver W Mrmch M Edmonds BOW l I Parnier V Sherman K Srrreckenqost T B1sh I Stahlman E McSparr1n K Hetrrck F Young D Welker ROW 2 D I-le1r1ck K l-layes L Qumn I Hwrtzell D ounq T Herd I Colzbet P Moore B Unger P Moore ROW 3 R Maqness B Pyne C Vfhlte B M Clra fy V Carrrer C Campbell L Blarr se T To r B Gs e s F rll B Qny as E Brs ya S n e o :ser L Br 11 G Qpler C E n nmnr B J' sse rar len rrke H Q v1s r De lf lls sfn C 'v Z C Nerswon er 4'7 fe ef, 11.15, 4 mi I BOW l: C. Evans, R. Mateer, I. Iohnston, I. Blotzer, S. Adams, R. George, I. Kriebel, R. Miller, D. Yeany. ROW 2: I, Gruver, A. Doverspike, C. Boyer, D. Gray, I, Fruitt, I. Crawford, F. Brinker, E. Myers, M. McKin- ney, P. Hollihauqh, V. Neiswonqer, N. Shick. ROW 3: E. Shreckenqost, H. Unger, E. Shaffer, G. Criss- man, R. Blair, D. Boozer, I. Izzi, D. Wells. EIGI-ITI-I GRADE CLASSES Bemq the frrst students IH the new school was an honor for us one hundred flfty e1qhth qrad ers lt was hect1c at f1TSl learn rnq Where the rooms were lo cated qettmq acquamted wrth the teachers and trymq to study whlle men were strll norsrly workmq on the constructlon An actrve part was taken by our class rn the sellmq of maaa zmes and Patty Schawl was Gwgrded C1 camera for her flne oe IN1col1 Presrdent Tneresa He rtck Secretary Andrew Womeldorf Vrce President Sglesmunshlp MGHY Of OUT Sam Shumal-:er Treas.1rer qroup partrclpated ln the var1 ous sports and club act1v1t1es of the school r rr n BOW 2 H Brovtn Facemayer D McGu1 e C Lo ver P Unaer I Ellenhcrqer R Lamont R Food I Strlmc, B Shaffer D Gross ROW 3 C SIWIID P Brsh N Foster K Barley M Stnrey B St ele P P 1lllfS lv Travls D We ver D Dorman 48 I I ' I , 1 I I' I ' 7 ' 7 ' , 7 . ' ' A . is r -- f . I I ,f I 1 2 1' 1 . f X :A A ' R 1 'P BOVV l: I. Poliifzrd, G. Traister, B. Pence, I. Bearick, K. Allen, T. Unger, M. Procious, T. Harmon, G, Gal' bitf 1 . f,R. ,. 'r,. '. ,. ,. - ,, ,. - .p lg' 1 - 5 POTW I: H. MFE:-Jetrr. P. Sfhawl, D. Brown, C. Bcwersox, L. SE.'.'.-Jaan, R. Frrtz, H. Salvador, I. Dunrrn, P. Efznettr. ROTC 2: T. Hetrik, G. Hrxcdos, M. Nelson, I. G':Sif,n, I. Dunfwrn, C. Snrrth, L. Nuiph, D. Stockdill, I. Sire-rrrrprn. P. C.r1r1rLxn, C. 'vViIlianrs, S. Alurarrrs. ECW' 3: Vi. K. Srrrtff-r, T. Strrrford. F. Hinderliter, A. 'Wrrrt eldort, D. Stewart, S. Carl, W, Holhen. G. Bislr, R. Bownfrsox, W. Andrews. My ROW 1 B VCD rn1eI I Huffman H Holrkaugh M An' ony S S re Ken ost L Bonnett D F redhne T Hudson Wrlhson ROW 2 G Duncan H Rankrn K Kells S Dove sprke N Kemp I Slee P Hornber qer B Gruver R Ccre E Moore ROW 3 I Hohrruqlr H De ker C Beers N Ycunq D Brlhnqton R Sluck B Tkompson R Conner 0 gov L AW W Zi ns FG! 1 L Euzorrd V Sroernaker L Adrms L Crrssman T IJ tee Younq C Marsh 11 I M11er ROVN 2 I Y any I Coleman I Strong I Bocrous N Green N Blau C Hoover D Shrecken,ost I COINELI I Tov S LaBorde ROW 3 N Georae V T ylar R Snyder R Boyer B Vtlmeberq M Kerr S S .rm ker G Matson D Horne C Hooks Fi' C Dues rr 42 7 'fc-p Q D 4 . , I N r I3 1' ' ': .r. ,. . ,.ch Q' Q .. ,.r' ,. , . , . r t , . : . U 1 , . tt , . . . 4 , . ' ' , . 'J , . . , . . ' c -t Q I - it C A X ' r 'E I 'Y' Q 1 s 'C f Y - . If 1 . f , .. 1 , . f , . ' , . 'fa r, G. , . a . . '1 . ' : . e , . , . , . r ' , . await, , ' , . , . S rr , R. INe2l , S. a , . , . , . . A ca- ' - I v I fx! . af 5 '1:,' r if! 9' - ' - Q P n 4 T' 4' ' I ' I Lt t , . ' u X F-1'l'.'.' l: I. S'rft fl. Sym 'kr-nfgost, I. I-Iiffli, M. M 'Guin-, H. DL lQZ. I'1v', P. Swfrrtffr ger, C, Builers, C. Ei- rg 'y ':':,:: 5. If: A. Truitt, C. S 5 ci, Pl. RCd.ZIifY, fi. Hsu f, Szfvrry, P. Prcfrfrus. E. Dx-.fyf :, ff LJ-ers fl' r.: 1 rr. I. '.'fE1if.. FOV' 3: I, f . .n-'i:n, I. .1- Hare Hardy I. Hrrtes F. Drk-ey . ,, ,. . ,. .f.foip..y. Q SEVENTH GRADE CLASSES We, the seventh grade, wish to an- nounce that our first year at Redbank Val- ley High School has been a huge suc cess After those flrst confus1ng days we ad rusted ourselves to new teachers and the regular rout1ne of classes but more 1m portant we began to get acquamted w1th our fellow students Extracurrrcular act1v1t1es were an mter est1ng new phase 1n our school l1fe Many of us Jomed band and chorus and a num ber of boys went out for the VGYIOUS sports but most of us 1o1ned clubs such as Iun1or Drafts Iournahsm and Tr1 H1 Y One of the exc1t1ng new act1v1t1es was part1c1pat1ng 1n the Chr1stmas decoratmg contest How proud we were when Mrs Songer s homeroom won the plaque Our f1rst money makmg prolect sellmg magaz1nes la1d the foundat1on for our fu ture years at Redbank But th1s 1S all 1n the past and although we w1ll look back and remember 1t many t1mes we are look1ng forward to the new opportun1t1es awa1t1ng us next year Donna S1lv1s Secretary M ll 1am het Trr rsurrr Rosemary Constaole V1 e Pres1dent Luc1lle Scnrc engostPres1dent Q ROWI B Ross H Ba1ley I Young C Dmger G Broc1ous D S1lv1s K Ortz I l-letr1ck M Downs ROW 2 E Flllppl R Reanck W Troup L Flernmg N Bla1r I Shoemaker M Packard N Schrecengost D Moore K Ph1ll1ps D M1ller ROW 3 G Gray L Plauney N Platt L Sh1ck P Kespelher M Rupp R Constable S W1lkmson L Shrecengost T Yeany ROW l L McCauley M Kmg L H1mes I Ruth N Lucas G B1sh W Dmger D hetrrck E Sw1tzer ROW 2 R Downs N Anthony M Getty I Sm1th D Neese B Huffman R Trultt C Trav1s R Eberhart D Delacour W Hetr1ck ROW 3 C P.ear1ck B Shumaker M Hend rson L Rupp G Porrmger T Mar shall D Yosmt T W1lson S OBlock V Busard 50 ,f 1 - 1' ' ni I f'1 I ' 'l, I 1 , I . 1 f-. . . . . I I - - ' , I , Y ,L 1 11rk, I - . . ,C , .:- , I fs. 5 . C H 4 art 1 X . , 1 sew. -.99 .Pon 'Q ROW l: L. lzzi, C. Iohnstcn, B. Hornberqer, G. Kirkpatrick, S. Downs, L. Shoemaker, H. Dwyer, C. Criss man, I. Yecrny. ROW 2: G. Kunselmcrn, G. Sayers, D. Vlfuddinq, S. Crissmon, C. French, V. Hetrick, A Bish, C. McMillen, L. Thornhill, R. Bonnett. ROW 3: I. Nulph, M. Recldinqer, M. Hoover, I. Klimek, S. Hin de-rliter R Collett P Bonomini D Horne Q! I if ROWI C Sonqer C Monreon R Travis D Crissmun S D n C Bow er B QQl'l1CK H Er Jn I Delo our ROW 2 C Reese C Adorns G Hirnes I Hamm D Kirk C Nsiswonger C Boyer C Fagley I Swczrtsfuqer D Schreckeneos ROW 3 R Young V Crissnxxn P CYISSIT in D 'Wh eler D Evans R Youno 99 l T Hopper H lt G JG e T Z7 P 1l1,.,S P KV ell OW 2 Jl y C P inter NLF r e c.n n P I 'yr ter ' l C l 1 l HOME ROOMS 11 and 12 ROW l V Delacour I Reese S Bryant A Sanchey I MCGUIIQ F Schreckengost I Schreckengost O Brown D Crrssrnan ROW 2 N Qchreckengost P Wrllrams S Ennrs D Shovestull W Shrck E Ed mons V Wrneherg R Evans ROW 3 H Shreckengost I Hrrnes C Mortz D Mxnrch M I-lolloloauqh Mrs Leota Laughlrn and Mrs Lors Man ners are teachers ot Room ll and 12 Courses for these groups are geared to preparatron tor crtrzenshrp Thrs at varr ous trmes durrng the year rncludes many types ot work Crafts shop projects and proper groomrng ln addrtron to these tunc tronal suhtects a basrc course rn readrng wrrtrng and arrthmetrc are also a part of the specral currrculum Because all ot therr classes wrth the exceptron ot phy srcal educatron health and rnusrc are held rn one room rt grves them an oppor tunrty to develop lastrng trrendshrps w1th ooth faculty and students The1r work rn home econornrcs and shop grve them the necessary packground tor pursurng a trurttul hte after completlng school Pennsylvan1a Hrstory 1S a necessary part ot the background ot these students and srnce most ot thrs group Wrll flnd therr ht s work rn our natrve state a hrstoncal and geographrcal knowledge ot rt wrll he helpful Thrs group trnds pleasure rn specral proyects and therr creatrve art work By each worklng at hrs own level ot ahrlrty every rndrvrdual rn the class 1S able to achreve some degree of success Both teachers see to 1t that the skrlls therr stu dents learn and the knowledge that they accumulate are the tools they w1ll need to become stable secure and happy crtrzens RODl M Young I Schreckenqost C Re1chard D Reese R A Edder B 'l'rav1s R A Drayer L Nel on JI Cr1ssrnar1 ROVV 2 I Evans P I-lartzell G Nerswonger B Martz W Barley A Hollohaugh R Brsh I Evans E Thompson ROW 3 E Schreckengost R Edward E Bradley R Martz I Brrqas H-i..mt' ,W b1TT1FG on L 1771 S Downs STANDTNG F Lf rs D Homer C French L McCauley .Jey n F1 S L:1Borde rr n K Jem k L- I l I r:'f+s+'w1:awry's1:vst12'N:s11-W-1-'-1+-sf -sf Xrsfwv, YET? 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WS? il fi 15 M s lQAQ?4 QFJNQ5' QQQQ 1' N. 4' NE 4'-.., Qefkxw 1. 1 , 459 5 S2 x A QSQQN 1 QQWQQN WQNJQW 1 'B 'Z-SN 4' RN Siskfg N. 4' N. f N sggb' QF.-0' if x W -if Q is Q?4W4t N. 1 Q. i?f4f??t1S5 W 1 x 1 x 1 ., '29 Q 2532 QXWFQ M '91s jiiwsax '.W34'W4'i'-fs Wwid-S-im NS -f'sB0'b-9 'Qmix SPORTS We at Hedbank are very fortunate to have a W1d9 var1ety of sports Anyone who has been engaged IH one or more of these sports can pornt out the benefrts rece1ved from such partlctpatlon ln the fall the thump of the toe strlkmg the a1rf1lled football and the hard plockmg all make us real1ze the need ofa good strong body Whrle the wrnd whlstles around outs1de the boys can be seen pract1c1ng everyday to learn how to dr1bble and shoot that rubber covered sphere through the rxng for two pornts At the same txme the grunts and groans of the boys sprawled on the mats 1n the gym can be heard As the snow begtns to melt 1n the sprlng the crack of a bat meetlng a baseball br1ngs our rrnnds around to base ball Meanwhtle across the freld the track boys are hm bermg up and getttng 1nto shape for the upcommg meets Some are pttchmg a shotput around some are runmng and st1ll others are Jumprng As the weather gets warmer the thud of a dr1ver hxt t1ng the small whrte ball down the farrways heralds the golf season All of us upon lookmg over a year of these wholesome sports can see the changes they have made not only ln our physrcal features but also rn our way of thrnkrng They have developed tralts of leadershrp co operat1on and sportsmansh1p And we have come to real1ze that regard less of the outcome of the contest we have QIVGH our best Next year as we go 1nto a new modern bu1ld1ng we must keep up the hrgh standards of sportsmansh1p we have shown at the old school !N1'Xf'N'?f'.':f'5F' 1- 4lQ 7+ 1'x 1341 4-xqj? x, xf x 1 A test SOA 1 1 5204 X 1 1 1 fdgigx f 'NI' tvski ' x -1? 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I I I I I 'san' PQI.: I,.g. .g. 4.4 1 1 1 I :I I, t y ,lift as F ':' 1 -a -:- ,: N., , A 1 A 1 y my .1fZ'?45ts1 :rib ,. 4 .:.X4g?::- . . f , Q ,: Q Pl' il I '1'55 1'4'3':--Qy' IEJI- 'g?:-1f?..:. ' I A I I II. .g.Q6 I ': Q fbi. 3, . I fflfg 3. .g. . . u. .'. 'z' I' L1-i'l'5? :' if gg , JQIII EI :I If I I gI G?':1.l .:. -IE.--1gvi.:.liE:u ,eine IIIIIIIISQIII IP ,- -II I -, I .- as - I, ,L : 1 ' 'Qql -' I 'I' I -Z. -I. .19 .fa Jn? ' II. II. 'Q' I: 'Sgr' 'IQNQ .Ep . ,P-:'I:n:.. I I: JI P II :2- - .:. .:. :g QI.. fb r-45+-::.I 5. 4, If' ,I 'zi'-QP-.gb + .:. ,,1.,,,:5I -1- I -2- 4+-1. .3,'5:.1-1. . I. a'Jl?'6 Jl!:..-,,:.,::.. . . 2:2 ..,:!:.......:., F,-. ll juz' VARSITY FCCDTBALL ROW l D Hetrrck B Stover I Kuhns B G1lf1ll1GH I Morney G Gross A Snyder M Phrlzps BOW 2 D Brsh ld Huffman L Shumaker D Bowersox G Smz L Scrreckenqost I Cons aLle B Hoftman ROW 3 I Bec tel P Ea on B Musser B Arrnaqost L Shoup B dder P. Snyder C Mchney B Edder B P tney I ARSITY FGOTBALL The year l95! w1ll long be rernernbered as one of the most success ful on the qrrdrron tor the Redbank Bulldoas The hard runnrnq backs plus the solld blockmq lrne turned rn a season s record of srx wtns and three defeats The season was off to a slow start as the team dropped the season s openers to Curwensvrlle and Reynoldsvrlle but hope was reqarned as the Bulldogs started on a wrn nrnq streak that was ended by Brockway Un daunted the team carne back wrth a resound ma wrn over Unron Io1nt to cllmax the season and capture the Clanon County Charnpronshrp aus ended the careers of twelve senrors who w1ll never aaarn wear the red and whrte rerseys or Redbank Thrs year was the b st one srnce l95l when the1r record was also srx wrns and three losses Larry Shreckenqost the hard run nrnq fullback and Ierry Mohney the speedy halfback drcl most of the SCOYIUQ and Brll G11 trllan the hard charqlnq tackle drd a qreat of fensrve and clefensrve Job All of these boys were selected to the All Conference Team Ierry and Btll were also voted the Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Lrnernan respect rfely Gllf lll Ierry Mohn ,f Larry Sc hr n gost ' ' wa ' Q - 1 . ri. ., . t , . , . , . , , . E , . , . . , , , . y , . .Tv , V . . . l . . . f , . 9 , . . , . . I 1 - T - , 1 , . . . I I A I T . . . . . 1 , . H , . - , . . , . . H H . 1, . . . ,v Bill ' 1 'rn 9' L, 5 mmf - 55 Dmck Bowerscx VARSITY SCI-EDULE Om: Curwensvxlle Reynoldsvllle East Brady Marc Phil 1 Apollo Sykesvllle Brockway Harold Huffman Broolcvllle Clanon Umon lam! PGH? Gros- Gary Smith Art Snyder Q24 K'1?lX'1S Bch S'Cvfz Dann Hedrick 57 AMX M. ,,,.,.-an-4' iv., , MZ 1 f v5'f ' . .,. WJ ,mm V ji ? A h L f ' f-nr' N ff Barb Strong Sue Anqehf f s, A Nm, W if if J W H-.1 .L -N I ... ,,, 19- '71 X 'fl VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW l C Cherlco G Marsh G Smrth C Leach ROW 2 G Abrams N Lucas B HoHmanA Hawk NOT PICTURED D Gross I Geer I have 1' l have 1t 60 BASKETBALL Although basketball IS be comlng a very popular sport at Redbank the lack of suttrcrent tacrlttres has kept rt from berng one of the most outstandmg sports lust frve years ago there were only twelve boys that par ttcxpated rn the boys basketball program Now there are over twenty trve boys that partrcrpate rn the boys basketball under the coachrng ot Mr Rutkowskr The most thrrllrng game was when Redbank defeated Unron Iornt on De cember 6 by the score of 35 to 33 Thrs was consrdered one ot the mayor upsets rn thrs area because Unton had beated Red bank by more than thrrty pornts rn therr trrst en gagement Vtfe also beat Emlenton 37 to 25 and lost several games by a very narrow margrn Our last three games on the home court agarnst Parker, DUBOIS, and Clarton Lrmestone resulted rn two vrctorres both of whrch were thrrllers for both spectators and team Havmg rnsuttrcrent practrce tacrlrtres and no home games are tough obstacles to overcome regardless of lnow good the team 1S Wrth only tour senxors leavrng the squad, plus the tact that we wrll have a home court next year, we feel that rt can only mean BETTER basketball rn the l958 59 season We can hardly wart t ,, 'I 4 tal Q, Q ' xr A-ttzwwvjfvezx,-Y ,ff 1 f ' ' W ,SPX , 5- AX , i'ff'Wiw' V T-T f -. V , A -- . ,435 .M K ,,f Q ' '44 M f l: Q 4. I ' 1 , W . , I C 7 ,. f . A ' , : . , . , . ' , . . : . , . , , . . . 1 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW1 K Procrous F Catchpole I-I Leach B GUI ROW 2 B Pan te E M rney V Dougherty R Phrlhps D Blsh ROW 2 R Carrrer V Sharrer B Hurnes I W lte s T rnakrVPr u a e Ruk vs: BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Unron Iomt Parker Union Iornt Clarron LITDGSTOHG Shannock Valley Ernlenton East Brady Brockway Sykesvrlle DuBo1s Reynoldsvllle Sandy Townshrp Brockway Sykesvrlle Karns Crty Reynoldsvrlle Parker DuBo1s Clanon Lunestone 61 Opp Hnit : . ' , . , . , . : . i Shn e, , I ocio s. I I I I I R. V. . 24 .... ' ' ........ 57 52 .... ............ 5 5 35 .... ' ' ........ 33 21 .... ' - ' ..53 43 .... . .65 37 .... .......... 2 5 38 .... ........ 4 1 34 .... ......... 7 I 33 .... ' ......... 59 32 .... Sandy Township . . .45 42 .... ' ............ 67 42 .... ' ...... 44 44 .... ' . . .61 53 .... ......... 8 2 28 .... ' ......... 76 30 .... ' ......... 65 37 .... ' ...... 63 42 .... .,.......... 3 2 42 .... ' .......,.... 48 47 .... ' - ' ..44 c ch Eng ne . Q an k' iq'A, sn' GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW 1 R Edwards A Sanford D TOVIS I Ma ness R Gnffln K Edwards M Ph11l1ps I Davxs S Brohm ROW 2 I DOVGTSPIKS K Vlayes K Hetr1ck I Krrebel C Wzlllson K Kennedy I Crawford P Bonnettx L 1-Iuftman N Adams B Delacour E Myers N Nells GIRLS BASKETBALL Our Grrls Basket ball Team under the expert sup rV1s1on t Coach Ieanne McCombs has been the pr1de and Joy of Redbank sports enthuslasts s1nce 1ts or1g1n rn 1953 R1g1d conc11t1on1ng and tram mg are the secret ot success for these Amazons ot the court The thrrll ot hard fought games and hard won VICIOIIGSI the v1m and v1ta11ty charac TGIISIIC of a plnyslcally t1t body the sat1sIact1on of berng part ot a team that has perfect coopera t1on and teamwork as 1ts maJor goal these are the rrch rewards reaped by the fortunate g1r1 who made the team The Cfrrls Basketball State Tourney held 1n P1ttsburgh brought the 56 57 season to a grand tmale The success ot the undersrzed Reggles rn surmountmg tall ob stacles and reach1ng the sernr frnals merely by applymg speed sk111 and us1ng the helptul tlps ot a coach skrlled rn the maneuvers ot the court ftabbergasted the tourney oH1c1a1s Regg1es keep up the good work FIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opp I C S Freeport Vandergntt Brookvllle Punxsutawney Freeport Punxsutawney Brookvrlle I C S New Castle New Kensrngton ICS 1 ant reach it I want that 62 , e ' o ' ' R.V. . 65 .... .... ............ 3 3 32 .... .......... 5 4 60 .... 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GOlFTE!llVl HOWl D Colwell ROW2 R S1lV1S D Hoyo C Legch M Vvgltors B Srong ROW 3 B Conmd D Lovely l E o7er C Legrh G Gross I Coldwell COLP SCORES l95f R V BOYS Opr r r Cle rrfxelcl 21 Rmrerslnurg K ms C1ty D,1Bo1s 1 Brookwlle BrooKv1lle K ms Crty GIRLS Cr grfreld C r 16 ci Prrxerslourc B clcvule s to dgys grow longer cmd slcres get oluer woo do we fmd on toe green lout our rn ousfrrous golf teom Whoosgl One of our golfers nos lust feed off Plop Thor was the ogll os rr rode g be-gufrful lgndmg rn tfre rrucldle of me pC 1d C1 well you cont frove bgcl luck every ture gs toe g1rl s reorm Well knows y Culll: Cul vlpluim All cry oys oroft do qurfe os well gs the grrls b f ey to, won flserr shore of I e loonors Ur de fre drre Non of lvl fonrod grrol Mr Cqldwell of ourt grms trove done ourle well As s rmg oo,rof P s our golfers gre loolcmg forwlgrd tr not er sgefessful segsorr ry Booze ' L , 1 , f : . ' ', . -3, . , , ' , 4 1 ,C , . 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A , ,gi Q3 ...W M 1 4 ,fy , 22 I' 1058 'VV1?1LS'1'1.1N TEA11 RCM 1 I Adcxns Ov Den C S11Iec ingest Y A Snyde- 3 Ins 13 Hirmln O 11Vb 5 SY NRES11.11NlG The nncvren of 1113 yeur ave been qrc1op11nq tn lf way tnrouqn The sea Q n 1 has been U to d and hungry road for on e of ine boys Gnd we can be proud ID Qcy nq tncxt our 1e11ovv's are not te1eV1s1on wre-sT1erQ 1NRLSTL1NG S HEDULE Own 1J11111DS1xU.TQ CurWensv111e Mcxrmn eenter DuBo1Q 22 C1eQ1r11e1Q 1413141 1nd Un 1 SI Murye new 1 Wfarreu Q11 C My Brockway Kntnnnlnq ' 1 - , . I . 1 ' Q ' . U I ' '1 J 1.2 U v U Z . 1. R 'V 2: 1.. . C-, L. 'ki ' ' ,1. eung, . 1, K. Mu , . 2 f . R 'W 3: 1. SH ii G. Smifli 1.. h1ieeT1:1ker,C.C:1n1yw1vv11,1.ff11ci'.-.'e-11, '- fl . p 5 .......... ' ' ' U . ............... .39 5 .......... - 1 .............. 41 24 .......... ' . me ..........,... 19 22 .......... Brockway .................. 22 18 ......,... Q .................... LL 3 .......... . ' 1 ............,..... 49 22 .......... 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'J .f::.1':, In 11.1-1 1 BASEBALL TEAM ROWl I Heffner D Gross B Hoffman H Huffman F M M1llen G Krrebel K Adams S Hoo er B Gavran ROW 2 B Prtney B Parnter D Hetrrck R Wrlrson V' lohnston F Bean lc B Srnrh L Schreckengost F Palaggo Dale Gross trme Cut Our screen stars WOT1 SIX 56 BASEBALL TEAM Sprrng begrns a vanety of events wrth baseball headrng the llst The 1957 season started out wrth a close 5 4 vlctory for Bedbank over Sylcesvrlle Lady Luck des rted Bedbanlc rn the second game of the season when Brookvrlle rolled over the Bulldogs wrth a 50 vrctory The game wrth Keystone pull d Bedbanlc out of the slump and thrs VICTOIY was followed up wrth two tnumphs over Surnmervrlle Clear freld proved to be a Waterloo for our boys of the dlarnond and the vrsrtors were vlctorrous 'llhrs was followed loy another defeat handed to us by Sykesvrlle Games wrth Brookvrlle and Keystone agarn found Redbanlc the vrctors On thrs happy note the 957 season ended w1th srx vrctones and three defeats Many of the play ers wrll be back for the 1958 season to sprlng and the return of Amerlca S favonte pastrrne baseball l957 BASEBALL SDHEDULE AND SCORES Sylcesvrlle Brookvrlle Keystone Surnmervrlle Surnmervrlle Clearfreld Sykesvrlle Brookvtlle Keystone lost three Redbank Fedbank Bedbank nedbank Bedbank Bedbank Bedbank Bedbank Bedbank Z. ,. ,. ,. , . C ' ,. ' ,. ,. V, 1 ' HI Wm not Strike only Says Harold Huffman lakes and we are eagerly looking forward Y KJ ....5 ' t .... U ' ...... 5 ....9 D .... lO ' ...3 ....lB ' ...U 3 ' ....U ' ....l ' ....ll TRACK TEAM Row l: I. lzzi, R. lNf.us-er, S. Carl, W. Hepler, I. Silvis, G. Abrams, R. Bowersox, W. Andrews, B. Gill ROW 2: D. Hetrick, G. Kahle, A. Snyder, F. Musser, I. Temple, I. Mohney, I. Kuhns, L. Shumaker, D. Bish, V. Precious ROW 3: Mr. Rutkowski, L. Cra Nford, I. Reichard, R. Bowersox, L. Tosh, P. Smith, K. Magness, D. Eberhart, R. Shumaker R. White, B. Smith, R. LaBorde, P. Martin, I. Musser. TRACK TEAM. . .At the Little Red School track sea- son officially opened April -2 when Redbank was defeated by the strong Clearfield Bisons 82-27. Two weeks later Hedbank edged ' larion-Limestone SGV2-52V2. Then on May Q Reabank slaughtered lxeystone Ioint High S hool 92 l7 lhree days after Hedbank was given tts last defeat by losing to DuBois High 64 411 Saturday May ll the County Track Meet was held at our home field Hedbank took a back seat to no one by winning the meet with Clar ion second and Union Ioint and Clarion Limestone tied for third place May 15 round Redbank defeating Union Iomt and a week later oeatmg Clar1on in the last dual meet of the year The six ot Hedbank s track men who traveled to the state meet were Larry Crawford Henry Perseghetti Hon Shoemaker Leonard Shoemaker Ioe Kuhns and Pete Martin With only a few seniors leaving the squad the results next year should be bigger and better track records et by our Redbank Valley Cinder men Tl a 'ish wa otl a t THIS long' AM D Herr ic I K Claw or err L 67 l 1 C C 1 r , T , H ff I Q t -. XJ A t , C - .-1 , . . - , , , . A , I X - - , , I y I . I 1 - .F . , , . . , . . . , f , 1 . I , , 1 1 , , . 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We have a Lat1n Club If you are another Ann e Oakley Jorn the Ptrfle Club If you are a letterman porn the Varsrty Club If you re another Wrllram Tell l am sure the Archery Club Wrll be glad to have you as a member lf you re an cctor Jorn the Dramatrcs Club You re a camera bug? IOIH the Photog b raphy Clu In p eparrng for the future Redbank offers S rence Clubs Future Teachers Future Farmers Future Home makers or Lrbrary Club rf you wlsh to be of servrce we have H1 Y Trr H1 Y Red Cross Servrce Club or Ushers For those who are more athletrc we at Redbank are proud of our greatly enrrched athletlc program and recog nrze rt as an rmportant part of our school l1fe If you dont care for any of those clubs or sports and have talents rn the musrcal freld Redbank IS the school for you Cur band ensemble chorr or several mrxed choruses 1S equalled only by a very few schools the srze of Redbank that go on IH the lrttle red school house Qesawt aw Iixfqgw x VN JN-.4 45-.5-C17 Sd? 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VALLIS STAFF 0 0 ,4- 47 VALLIS MAlN STAFF ROWl I Eonomrnr G Campbell B Strong D 'Wells M Verne ont ROW2 C Phrlhps I McCauley D Stover A Sanford VALLlS To what stroke of krndly fate do vt owe the creatron of th1s orrgrnal masterprece The l958 'Vall1s7 Such or1g1nal1ty and v1v1d xpressron could only have come from one source The Vallrs Staff The hours spent rn creatrve thtnkrng tn canvasslng the netghbor an organrzed productron are the efforts put forth by thrs worthy rndustrrous group They have trted to capture the happrest mornents the rrch est expertences and all the fun and festtvrty whrch have characterlzed these green years and place them before you rn a concentrated form your Yearooolc The work was dlvrded rnto four mam staffs wrth Barb Strong and Dwtght Wells the co edrtors proauc1ng organrzatron from the chaos of the staffs endeavors The product of therr efforts w1ll be remem bered rn years to come and a glance at rts yel low pages wrll brrng back the good old days Ca O 95' UTERARY STAFF ROWl L Huffman C S oemak r P Leshock D l-letr1k B Gathers ROW2 M Krk D Tr vrs B Abrams A Skmner A Sanford O I I O C C I C at, A 4, C 2 7, F S ga 7 46 .if , M W fs ' I V A I A V A , ll Y t If - 1 I I - I Q I' 1 Il 2 A, I l I ' .l I I hood for sponsors, in arranging the material into ' , v-l I ' I ' f I A I A Q 1 T ,X 4' ' ' Q H. 'Aa' I . V tr . , .-T . , X ' x - F an 3' . . ,, A I . I wa TO ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF v 'wz5 gf-,H C' :ICU Pfxiligs f ZZTLFIIJ SYCVET ?':1x1e1tQGr-crfg., Tom Clousn Ioim L:1vQly K xy Unger C :ml Sllvis FACULTY ADVTSORS I ' 'Hn K Im M1 VVIHIOVT H dumewl Z Mr Tl on s L1 Mrs V ry Cor d Tm, T 5 SQ 9 71 Tm. IQ.. f, .s . ' '13 'C . 1 111 A113 I , . V31 A .zu Mr. Iifk I Vghf Y .-3.:'J'fQf'TTSHf'2 STAFF SITTIfJi,5:L.Si.'.'1s,A. SKIITIXHI, A,fi:r1t,:'i Eri :hh F. Ar1YE.',r1y, L. S::.1!:.. STAN IHC: , fff ff 1 xlfy, TU Lf. .L.Ll'flI'1 E. AT,IfIII1,', T, Pluii, f. F. Trcug- Tl. I,',Vif r, fl. QrrL1':., '.'.'f:1kffr, L :1':z.:5. CHORUSES ENSEMBLE ROW l: I.. Siivis, C, Reed, P. Allen, B. Allen, N. Painter, D. Stockdill, M. Marshall, S. Anqeher, Miss Boarts, ROW Z: G. Smith, I. Mohney, N, Lucas, L. Shumalcer, M, Phillips, E. Gourley. CHORUSES. . . You're flat, the most famil- iar refrain issuinq frorn the vocal music room, only spurs our chorus to more lofty musical heights Miss Ixathleen Boarts by much skillful instruction interspersed with an occasional scold has produced a tuneful well modulated sound from sauealctnq sopranos straining ten ors arowlina bas es and altos that sound en trrely too neu h llce alto Fun frolic and for ttssimo tthe musicians term for loud soundl, are a part of Redbanlis musical storyq however, as with all true musictans our sonasters have a flair for the soft and sentimental which was proven by their very beautiful Christmas pro aram Lauahable ditties or sad ballads are all a part of the American scene so be it Presley or Paderslci Keep a Sona in Your Heart MIXID CHORUS ROW l I B li M Dougherty B G ret S Brostus B Painter D Anthony G He-pler F Rearick L Delp E H asley S Anthony M Downs P Colwcll Miss Boarts ROW? L Crawford D Bow er S Himes C Phillips K Burns B Keener B Campbell L Showden I Smith M Gruver C Woods P George C Bish ROWS P Bonetti C Mills B Truitt D Wolfe B Holben I Williams S Htlderbrand D Ccnncr Dr yer M Kirk S LeVier C Reed MISSING I Bailey R Coleman I Sawk H Thompson I Sherman C Shun ikrr R Yee ny P An honv R Vtfelker M Summerville N Davis I Toy I Delp L Srnith N Huttn an OIR ROW 1 C Rt ed P A len B Allen N l M hnex G S nith l Sliuniaker M Phillips E C ourley N Painter D Sto 1 M Marshall ROW W s L nner B Stahlnian M M ller L P S Walla mr Ch emaker E Idder P Harman B Salvt dorr r h naehr M s o 1 ts Vv 3 D C I '1 1 ph R S V iselmcn YOAHFI I Kun Skinner L Bisli er ian r ed e If n Decker ok co R Q ec J' L R Adams 'IPICTURLD D JJ a rel' C w , , 7 , ' . V C 3. I . I Y .I - I. . vt. ' ' 'I' ' s .. , . Z1 s, . , . , . , . . . , . , . e . . , ,. N, . 'I ' ,mln , . , . ', :'. I , . , . , . ., . . . . A CH ': , S , . I , . . , . .ncas, I. v '. 'I , ,. ' , . ', . 3 , , . , . :kd ll, . ' . ..: f.S1tv:q A. S': , , , . 1 , '. 'o'4, ,f 1, L C. , , I , . ., .. I '. l. Kr-lls, B. St ona, E. Sr .I N. Nuip , S. A , is B 4: '. RO ' P: . Ewen walt, L. Nil , . Foster, l.. Miller, . nu: ' . , I. ' , . 'z1s, V.Si31z:f1, H. L , '. ' , D. Sh n I , I. Sh-1't1an,A. Bltnr, P. Y . rg r, V. I. flp. ROW 4: S. S nth, D. , '-I.uf'a ', D. rl-f'IVlS, P I-fshofk, 1. Tosh, C. Leach, C. Cheiz , . Sliowtntxkf-r, D. Well: R, Siizck, E. Kerr, C. P k, li. A xstrn, .,. . Q. W: . Fivfvztz nrt, I. Quiet, R. L Bo d .. ,-ICfP111ll'?Q'. M2 ,PHL MCR: LTIIUHUS RCDVJ1: I. IJ Z'-1.51, M. Exsli, K, Iidvsl ids, I. SIWNTILI. BP:ht9I,W. Hwpfle-1,B.RQs5,'v'v'. H9r:.lfff:f11:,A.CIr+f:x'x'.-121' IA PI , . Xl..l',i Inf-CI-if-r, j. T !f'1,mrII1:1f-, I I .'I'rcxv.:1, ll. Bo' Ci, K. Kf'm1f1d',B.CJBIQCk, K.Mmklr1, I, Bormfl t, I. Civ P , , I cz 0 , Q. rzilfw-I':wr, J, Wells, 7. IJICAI1 y ,' I III lm B Slmm k r C Ho I 1r1'In. RC N 4. R,.wxn1tI1,S. Tmxtt, P. Shi-rmun, R, Nolf, E. M:I.,:1II, E, K'm:.f3r, M. Kwvnm, M. Momfffm, D. Nutz, R. Domus, N, M111-sl, A 511' , C. xflf-1 Q Cmw. NOT PIC'I'URi'I.P: Cjozmw Cirvpnwwfxlt. NIIJTH GRADE CHORUS RCW1: P. Ebhbcuqh, D. W1II1son, C. Nezswonqer, I. Gruver, Cl. Bowser, L. Sanger, D. Young, I.. Slqworth, I Io n P M'mck A Cohsh C Evcxrw ROVJ2' D F'n'her I Yeczny P H01 ouqh M Edmond M McKmMey I Gruver I. Mmvk NIFSN 6- ROW3 S Nexsworcer B Qnyder R Connor I Trultt C, Shoe- ke-r A Doverspmke D Boczer B Humes P Moorp E h ROW L umn AACIITS Arczms I rum C ovrr C N111 son P s n I. KP-ew Bc:mo'nn B Hvtrc-z NINTH CHAD CHORUS ROW1 D Yeffnf P LOIWPII D We-ll-:er K LIPI1 f 1v Down ' Huffmfxx RC' D f- Q Hxww Wmcif 11 K f Dovnrpkf E w Pr ROI 3 NPT E Shur I. f .J A :cr f I' B x r' F QI CH ,IQ KV Q .pl 73 E. Ad una, B, Lowns. Riff. .: ,. Hcffn:'.1n,CI, Ymmfq, P. H0115 ':uf:I1, B. Shtt, Iockwozud, I. Shelf- I. I.'xvwIy, C, Mfvhzxf-',', I romp, I.. H4-my, V. Hrzlf-L., I. Rgzrxkm, E, Kmzsvll, A. Dmyor, S. broizm, Mxss Bomtss, Row 3: I, C:zr1,I.wII, S. Wh1tm1::m, E ,uns -Sum EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS ROW l: D. Slewart, R. Boyer, G. Matson, S. Carl, S, Shumaker, G. Bish, R. Bowersox. ROW 2: I. Sherman, I, Strong, D. Stockdrll, T. Mateer, G. Young, P. Bonem, L, Adams, R, Salvadorr, L, Buzzard. ROW 3: I. Mrller, P. Schawl, C. Bowersox, T. Hetrrck, S. Abrams, C. Willrams, S. LaBorde, I. Toy, P. Calhoun, G. Rhodes, M. Nelson, R. Fritz, I. Duncan, L. Cnssman. ROW 4: I. Coleman, I. Brocxous, D. Schreckenqost, I. Colwell, A. Womeldorf, W. l-lolben, M, Kerr, B. Wmeberq, C, Smlth, C. Hoover, N. George, Lllgveaguy. REOVXIQ 5: C. Marshall, M. Shoemaker, N. Blalr, N. Greenawalt, F. Hmderllter, L. Nulph, I. Duncan, I. Gaston, W. K. Shaffer, . .Cowen . rown. SFVENTH GRADE CHORUS ROWI G Blsh R Downs I Ruth W Hetrlck M Kmq I Phxlllps H Dwyer N Lucas I Yeany ROW2 S Downs R Bonett D Hetrrck L lzzr N Anthony R Hurvman M Wolfe G Lynch R Eberhart D Delacour R Rockwell ROW3 A Brsh C Travls M A Getty C Pamter P Bonomxm I Smrth S OBlock S Cmssman M L Hoover M Reddlnqer C Crr srnan I Buzzard ROW4 T Marshall G Formqer I Klxmek B Fawcett M Henderson S LeV1er G M Call S Hlnderl ter B Shurn ker D W ddrnq I Gruver D Yount C Rearlck V Buzzard ROW H Barley E Ross D Sllvls W Troup R M Tr V s G Eroc ous N I Shre enqosi D Mller R Pearrck K Plz llps C Adams ROVV3 C Dlnqer E F hppx L Flemlnq N Blaxr G Gray D Krrk R Constable L Shrecenqost S W' lk nson R Vou f' ROIN-4 D Wheeler N Pla!! L Plauny P Kespelher L Shlck C Paaley G Nerswonqer I Shoemaker 74 SEVSNTH GRADE CHORUS ROW l: C. Sonaer, C. Reese, I. Delacour, C. Monrean, R. Shtck, G. Hlnres, S. Dean, M. Downs, Ii. Hetrxclc. STUDENT COUNCIL ' ' ' ' ' ' ' K the ROW l: D. Hctriik, M, Phillips, D. Travis, G. Gross, B. Strong. RGVV 2: W. Dinger, R, Dougherty, G. Silvis, l. Strong, W, Troup, C. Reese, R. Foster, K. Edwards, M. Phillips, l. Bislr. ROW 3: C, Rei-it-lirrrd, S. Hindor- liter, E. Phillips, S, Levier, P. Yeager, C. Greenawalt, E. Crow, M, Vernosoni, P. Stahlman, L, Keener, L. Quinn, l. Toy, C. Phillips. ROW 4: Miss Armagost, F. Shreckengcst K. Martz, R, Shick, l. Izzi, C. Leach, G. Bifh, D. Eillington, l-l. Leach, l. Drayer, l. Himes, Miss Gruver, STUDLINT COUNCIL The Student Coun cil unaer the capcrble leadership ot Don Travis had a successful year regardless of the handi cap ot entering tne new school Chuck Leach and Carole Phillips attended the state conven tion at Kenneth Square and brought back many ideas tor the advantage ot the students The Council planned their first Homecoming foot o ll game with Kay Unger reigning as queen f penny tund was raised to present a gilt in memory Or our tr t year in the new school A Code ot Ethics was drawn up for the appear ance and conduct ot the tudent body Tle annual All School Prom promoting additional school spirit and sponsoring other activities to nurrierous to mention occurred in the l958 year Other officers participating under the watchful eye ot Miss Armagost and Miss Gruver were Vice Pre ident Marc Phillips Secretary Darla Travis Treasurer Gene Gross Parliamentarian Dean Hetrick Committee chairmen were Chuck Leach Carole Pfiillios Gene Gross and Mary ernesoni W ,. . V. A . S U I . ,V F V . . A A I J . . . - i - . L l , ' ' ' ' 0 . . t - l V S t 7 , T ,, , , , , J .. . ft ' - r . 1 r or i I i s , ' . , A Q ' ' , . . f V . V A , . . N 'A g N . ,, I I x 'liffflfu'-.TE.IQt'ZE1IjTllQ?II'l' Qiourifttt. PEfE'1St1,rjf1T G. Gross C. 1, 1 1. 3tQf.1L rn, ti. Tm-.Yrs fir. K 1-1 l:,:'+,I,1fIf HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND NKQY o S! BAND 5 Tfisciiiitk HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW l: G. Henry, L. Delp, I. Lavely, M. Shoemaker, B. Garies, B. Shumaker, C. Sigworth, D. Martz, I. Wil- liams. ROW 2: M. Miles, N. Nulph, I. Campbell, B. Fox, S. Neiswonger, G. Young, C. Brinker. ROW 3: B. Howarth, L. Catchpoie, C. Dwyer, C. Tahler, T. Hetrick, S. Brohm, L. Smith, C. Peck, R. Connor, D. Gray. ROW 4: C. Dovenspike, G. Marsh, S. LaBordo, I. Shear. man, R. Shumakrqi, I. Kelis, B. Mchney, G. Woods, E. Connor. MAIORETTES, SIDES: R. Edwards, M. Downs, N. McGregor, K. Ken' netdy, M. Austin, N. Divis. MAIORETTES, BACK: I. Kriebel, K. H'1yes, M. Summerville, S. Hilderbrand, P. Bonetti, M. MgC-'ill, L. Nulph S. Snisk, M. Daugherty. FLAGS AND COLOR GUARD: D. Connor, A. Skinner, C. Phillips. DIRECTOR: Mr. Ake. Hup, one, twol The Hedbank Music Mak- ers march along. One of our most active groups, the band, had a full schedule during the past year. However, it is the belief of their able conf ductor, Mr. Ake, that Practice Makes Perfect, and musical perfection is the goal of all true musicians. Every football game found them blasting forth their tuneful duties from the bleachers, plus some spectacular performances at half-time that featured sofne difficult, and ei- fective maneuvers. Nancy McGregor, head mae iorette, drilled her wellftrained squad daily in preparation for the local Christmas parade and our band was able to march off with top honors. Participation in the local parades and many other nonfcompetitive contests such as the Au- tumn Leal Festival provided opportunity to demonstrate not only exceptional musical train- ing but marching ability as well. A successful display at Forensic last year gave Redbank a good rating. Featuring the jazz band and cr violin solo by Mr. Ake the annual concert might have been termed a howling success. Well-rehearsed classical selections plus some corny tunes provided a very entertaining hour. Through the combined efforts of both Mr. Ake and his group of instrumentalists, they have ace complished the objective of every true music master. A group of squeaky clarinets, blaring trumpets, and rumbling baritones have become a harmonious musical ensemble. TNVIRLEHS Left, Right, Left is a call that can be heard on Monday in the gym where the maiorettes have their meetings. Under the supervision of Mr. Ake these girls develop rouf tines that can be used at football games, par' ades and for other school activities. Those who are not maiorettes can ioin to learn the funda- mentals of twirling so that in the future they can be considered as a maiorette for our high sciiocl band. QVIRLERS CLUB TWIHLERS CLUB ROWl I Krmlnel S Slnck M Douqherfy L Nulph ROW? R Pdwords N Dorvls K Ken nedy K Hayes P Bcnf H1 S Hrldcrlmnd M Surnmervllle M McCdll N MrGrf cr M Aushn M Towns HE JATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY Tne Nononol Honor Soc1efy ms the smollesf orqonrzofron of Redbonk H1qh School rf one counfs r emoers but could b consrdered one of me ldrqesf 1f one were to count purpose ond prmcrples Eoch yeor new members ore chosen oy Redloomk s forculty on o loosrs of Servrce Leddershlp Chorocter ond Scholar hrp These memo rshlp quolrfrcdfrons molce bemq on dll round person CI musf After bemq chosen os o member of thrs orqofnrzonon o memoroole mducuon ceremony followed oy CI fed for Norfroncrl Honor SOC19lY mernb rs nd The r pdrenfs conf rms lhe1r membersfnro A fue slnce l954 dny of Hedbdnk s dlumnr owe le f lne1r no e on fhe rnembershro rosfe f I e lc ol Cnoof r Under lvnss .ATI'T'C1QOQ'Q s orsorsnro toe s c1e'y IS mokrnq plons to 4-e e flrs ye r IH ne new sc oo New r ' gh fumcgful ycf -W up ATTO JAL HOINO HI Y CLUBS 16' SENIOR TRIHIY FOWI N Nulph E Iacox B Adams S Angehr B Strong S Brohm L Nulpn B Starlrnan ROW2 R Welker K Brrght S Hrmes R Foster L Evans V Delp I Campbell I Slagle A Brmker G Campbell A IVIIIIGT S Sherman ROW 3 S Anthony K Anthony P Allen C Reed N Rhodes I Barley A Sanford M Marshall C Phrlltps D Stover P Sahl man Mrs Conrad RCW4 A Blarr C Bunker C Greenawalt S Trurtt D Stockdrll R Nolf M Monrean N Mrles R Henry B Strtt A Ceorae L Crawford ROWS E Kerr D Martz S Hrldebrand I Hawk D Wolfe N Cook L Smrth C T Reed N Crow P Boozer NINTH GRADE TRIHIY r-owl D Yeaney E B1 h D Hetrrck P Moore L Doversprke I Gruver I Morgan E lvyers ROW? P Hollrhaugh V Nerswor er I Gruv r I Krlebel P Dean S Adams K Schrecengost L Ke ls I Yeaney Mrs Stahlman ROW3 B Snyder B Pence I Crawford F Brrnker P Gaston I Trurtt M Mclkrnney L Fagley L Mrnrck N Stu k P Lolwell TRI I-ll X CLUBS Wrth our motto T create mamtam and extend throughout home school and commumty hrgh standards of Chrrs tron character we gladly perform any servrce we can for our Commumty We wrll never for get the trrp we made to the county home The look of Joy on the faces of the aged people as we presented them wrth packages contamrng cookres and candy Everyone enroyed swrm mrng at the YMCA at Brookvrle Colle trng Heart Fund money and grvrng baskets of foool and Clothrng to the needy people leave be n some of the prorects our grrls have accom plrshed Our group IS proud of the servrce we can perform for others less fortunate than our selves to show our Chrrstran love EIGHTH GRADE TRIHIY Rowl M Procrous R Lamont S Doversprke I Brocrous I Coleman C Hoover I Duncan I Yea ney L Buzard ROVI Z P Brsh R Pence I Gaston, E Phrllrps I Henry K Allen N Foster C Srnrth M Travrs D Stotkdrll I D man N Blarr C Bowersox TRI- - 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 W Tk, I Ig' .grill Q - 4' 'hi wx' 2 R A ' X ' C 4, I if of .t-' A - Q Y N or M If A ? 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' ' - ff 1 - r A - V I I I , I I F I 'J' ' N ,, A - , V ,, 1 I 7 A ' 78 1JN'OP TPIHIY ROM 1 Iv' Henderson C Ream k M A Getty S Antrony M T H o GI R Eonr1e't M R9dd1l'1 e V 2 C Scngfr S D ,111 C Ad ms B S 1 L 1 Jr C Dmccr N An ony e DY H mlcrqer Dc L Buzz rd DOW 3 C P 1ne-1 D BW 1 I B117 ard M P1 IOUS G Nmswouqer D 'VVGdd1l'1Q 1 S Jo thier S LQV1-er B Paw 11 C Boysr L I Vm W Emlfy D Cruver ROVN 6 C C11 sm m R Rockwell P E151 R A L mont I Tl can S Dcvfrsguks C Hoover R A Edder C Bowersox C Poole-y N Bum I Delucour ROW 5 M Trf1v1s C Sm1h N ter F A r P PMWIQQ Henry R A Pomr Yefmy N Blmr G 1QTor1 D STOC'kd1l Dllfllflfl I Brorlouz I ff mon 1: lf r 1 f 1, 5 1 l A 11 r J ,Nfl 1x5 y for 4:- mu B Downs BRE HDMEMA AMERICA wclXIlOR FUTUFF HOMEMAKEBS ROWI I. Buzzard C Anthony I Foy I Gels L Be nsell I Fi -an K V 1 FOW 2 M Brsh D Dov rs,1ke C Boyer B Boy S Boyer F Slee E Connor K lV'arkle D Decker FtOVt 3 I Kennemu C ur en roi s n Crum 1 B OBQ -c C Ida n PY r ost momentous occa ion was the Ceremony in which we installed our oiti ers namely Iudy Boyer president Linda Smith vice president Kay Bright secretary Phyllis Guthrie treasurer Ianet Hawk parliamentarian Annabelle San lord reporter Marie Marshall song leader and Mrs Pauline Smith our faculty advisor The motto Toward New Horizons sums up this or ganization s goal and aims The red rose is the organization s oft cial tiower A maior ac ments at the concession stand during home toot Dall games which was to raise rroney for a one day trip to the Butterick Pattern Company also to finance the annual nnother and daughter ban quet and fashion show in February One very interesting proiect this year was learning more about civil defense Approximately sixty mem bers made this group one ot the most progres sive in the school ti RE HUMEMAK mm AMERICA i SFNIOB FUTURE HOMFMAKFBS ROW i A Sanford L Smith W Neiswonger I Hawk C Home I Boyer P G n ie K Bright BOWZ D Shilling I Travis C Hirnes R Welker ROW 3 E Knisell B Coleman I Gruver M Cruivf I Beiley M Kirk S Anthony l. Crawford M Marshall C Bish M 'Vlonrean 80 Q- L , P x in DF CT. t. .. ' Z . , . , . ., '. 't, . i , . tml' , . Jillams , - ' th, 3. B-Tlflllll, B. Sh ITTFTKCTT, Hy. ry, l-l. Tl Crip ol , D FI ,I B. sfwifs,Cm'.QfAB.Asf11f ,I ' l l ,A . .rr I lv. fger. SENlOB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS. . .The tivity this year was making and selling refresh- 0 4 . r 5' Q I l ,,, v 0 1 . ' as ' ' ,Y ,p -s E . N3 I I Ps . fa if . DF IUNIOR FUTURE HOMFQMAKERS ROW l: P. Moore, S. Huffman, I. Truitt, K. Shreckenacst, l.. Faqley, B. Carlos, C. Martz, l.. Kells FtO'W2 I Painter D Wlllrson N Sluclc A Doversmke I Unger B Snyder B Keller D Hetrrclc D Welker ROW3 Dean C Delg S VY1ll1UmS N Re1tz A Crrssrndn B Unger B Pen e C Boyer POW 4 I Cc 'cett I Yeaney S Adarrs n urn er B1lrRYoun lvllflirn ILNICR FUTJRL. HQMEMAKERS The Iunlor future H rnernakers of Amemca 1S rnacle up at a qrcuc ot nrnth grade qrrls whose trrst duty was ta elect oftrcers Kay Shreckenqost as tne presraent led the qrrls rn a Very successful year Club meetrnqs whrcln were used for the drscusslan at rnaney makmq rcleas and other prorects were tall Wed by qarnes and slnqrna SENIOR HIGH rUTl'RE l-AFEMERS T e Redbank Valley chapter or the Future Farmers at Arnerlca IS composed of a group at boys wlrc are rnterested TH learrunq new and better rnct 1 ods of tarrnmq Busrness rneetmas usually can S1 ted at drscusslans of crop ratauon care of l1ve stock and other tlrrnqs of rnterest to farmers Ctlier actlvrtres at the club were 1n1trat1en at new orfrcers and a Fatlrer and Son Banquet . . . . . , W Stdnlrna , C. Sh' ak , l, 's , . ' t, .. ' lf' iii ey, r ' rf r 1- J d L. I Y- r v r FN ,D A V C V A I I I . A A . Y I Y I I . F , , . , . . . . S A f ' . . , , I A I I , A - I f . c C c . 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Sl VARSITY CLUB ROVJI I Constable I Mohney B Gilfillan F lVlcMill n L Shr kenaost ROW 2 Mr Caldwell Mr Pallago H Huffman C Bish L Shoemaker W Hepler D Hetriclc VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is made up of the outstanding athletes ot Redbank These boys in order to belong must have earned a let ter on the gridiron basketball court baseball diamond the wrestling mat or the oval track Their aim is to promote sportsmanship through out the school and encourage others to take part in our great variety ot sports PHOTOG RAPHY CLUB The meetings ot the Photog raphy Club sponsored by Mr Haidukiewicz used in developing pictures These shutterbugs take pictures and develop them experimenting with various types ot developers They hope to help the amateur photographers and give them hints to improve their hobby SCIENCE CLUB The budding young scienti la ct our school have formed what is known as the Science Club Each member has their own proiect which ex tends from tne field ot rockets to the field ot solar turnaces and report their progress to the club With the modern equipment of the new school SCIGHCG PHOTOGRAPHY CLIJB ROWI G Srrith G Hepler I Doverspike S Gruver C Peck D Travis M Haidukiewicz ROW 2 D Young C Vvhite F Musser T Ciouse I Sample G Kahle I Lavely R Shick SENIOR HI HSCIENCE CLUB ROVVI G Hepler P Harmon A Skinner G Smin L Schreckencost G Kahle P Musser D Anthony ROVN Q G Henry 'I' Shumaker V Sharrer G Smith W Ciltillun A Snyder K Burns I Bowser R Bowersox M Norton . , kr. I , . I I , . , . I . I I . . , .Q w , . A 1 . UV . are spent in discussing cameras and equipment they hope to probe deeper into various fields of -, i - x f ' l ' ' ' r. , ' ' . ' Z A V , , . , A W . I .2 . . . ' , . , . ' . , . 1 ' , . , , , . , . , r. B2 SENIOR RIFLE CLUB FOIA' l: E. lVlclVliller1, O. Best, K. Burns, A. Snyder, L. Shreckengost, C. Leach, I. Young, L. Tosh, M, I. Kop- nitsky. ROVV 2: I. Adams, C. Hayes, B. Stahlman, C. Reed, M. Keck, P. George, A. Skinner, M, Deip, L. Doverspilce, S. Smith D. Travis, I. Campbell, ROW 3: B. Strong, P. Stahlman, I. Bonomini, G. Campbell, L. Campbell, I. Becthel, C. Campbell, L. Boo zer. ROW' 4: P. Travis, N. Miles, D. Martz, I. Kells, E. Reariclc, T. Shaffer, S. Vtloods. ROW 5: D. Cray, G. l-leasley, K. Anth' ony, G. Gross, D. Eberhart, I. Kuhns, K. Magness, K. Bowersox, P. Smith, R. Doverspike, D. Anthony. RIFLE CLUB Although delayed by the lack of ammunition the Rifle Club has made some progress they have acquired several new guns and a variety of other equipment At our new locatron the club looks forward to find ing a new target range so the sharp shooters may do their best ARCHERY CLUB Swish' Another arrow strtkes its mark Charles Cherico the acting president and his members of the Archery Club had an excitthg and entertaining season With the guidance of Mr Ruttcowslci their activities ranged from bow strtng boners to rtcochettng rockets SENIOR l-ll Y Clean thoughts clean speech and clean actions is the motto of the Senior I-l1Y Mr Con rad has worked successfully with the H1 Y to up hold the morals and conduct on which their club is oased SENIOR HIGH ARCHERY CLUB ROWI T Reid R LaBorde C Cnr ri o B Dans B Mofiney E Swreclcengost Mr Ruticc' fstci ROV .4 D B tr R I-Is ilc B Wlusser I Unaer D Kunselrran T rl flux ser I hitter R tourn n K Pro ahh C e ns R B Keener c s F71 I 1 I I I . I I I A ' ' . . . I I I, . ,I . . . . . . . . . I I 1 - . 1 . , . , . .e f , . t , . . , . . , . . fa . .. JF: . la' , Intro, .I' , . A , . . , . .ace, D.l' 's ,L S r , .Tr 1 a, . cious. X s 1 SENT 'L 'ff-Y Row' lf P. Exten J. Spizzirri, I. K,lls, I. Ccnstxzy., D. fQ'..'.-.'e.Q, I. Adu 1 , R. Exglf-y. IOIW7: fir. fax.: :A L. Lf-.I R. Efzuffr fl. Pen'-e, I. Geez, . . . , G. Cwrjs I. Smith, S. Le 1 G, fff1.ls f. l1 C'1Jl1-y. Sf: Us su, ,fs SLNIOR HIGH HOBBY AND CRAFT ROWl C Young G I-leasiey R Yeany O Best L Iosn F McM1llen K Ma ness Dwyer ROW2 Mr Laughlin L Clark B Davis G Slagle I Drayer R I-Ietrick B Blair ROW 3 B Keener D Elcerha C Bright P Smith G Crissrnan I Hudson SENIOR HIGH HOBBY AND CRAFT Much time is spent 1n the shop by these boys They are busily working on their various hob hies of wood and leather cratt SENIOR HIGH IOURNALISM Publishing a newspaper IS not tell you but under the helpful leadership of our sponsors Mrs Rupert and Mr Erb and our en ergetic editors Rach l Foster and Barb Gathers a new leaf was turned in the lite of the Redbank Valley school newspaper Cartoons colored pages and special articles were rnaior factors this year in rnaicing the lQ57 58 Voice a printed success IUNIOR RED CROSS To be of ser group is happy to aspire Their earnest en deavors to collect money and fill gift packages showed their willingness to be ot service SENIOR HIGH IOURNALISM ROWI C Huftrran P Holibaugh N Wells M Miller V H1mes B Freedline P Leshock ROW 2 I Bish M Downs R Coleman I Balley L Showden G Woods S Smith Z McAn1nch S Whiteman B Cathers T Miller ROW 3 M Austin N McGrecor V Cohbett A Blair I Williams N Clouse D Smith C Platt B Troup C Bright ROW4 D Blair B Sayers D LaV1er C Horne C Tabler R Pence M Keener B Marshall I Toy I Stewart B Adams RED CROSS ROW l C Bish I Rankin Z McAn1nch M Pence H Brown T Stanzord W Hetriclc ROW2 I Izzi M Delp M Austin I Hartzell K Karninske V Hetrick N Shreckengost C Connor I3 Harwell I White ROW3 V Procious G Sam ple R Shiclc L Nulph,I Calwell P Boo7er R Pence I McGuire B McDaniel I Smelt7er N Cook if 71:3 q 1 I . f W sg, It . ' wig ' + f - . . I D, v' A ,4- . -Q 1, 1- , W .1 .. ' LM-sl . 1 Q 4 T Y ' . : . , . ' , . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . g , G, '. 1 , ' , . , . ' , . , . , , . '. , . ' . ' : . , . 1 rt, KW I 1 an easy job, as anyone with printer's blood will vice to your country is an honor to which this c, - . . e, - ' ' I 84 IUNIOR HIGH HOBBY AND CRAFT ROW I: D. Troup, A. Walters, F. Catchpole, D. Taylor, B. Pyne, K. Procious, B. Miller, C. Campbell, ROW 2: L. Truitt, D. Reddinger, D. Wells, P. Gruver, L. Bain, L. Dovenspike, H. Vtirnor, C. W'hite, L. Blair, D. Younu, D, Wells. IUNIOR HOBBY AND CRAFTS CLUB. . . Our new woodworking, electric, and metal shops are kept in working condition by a group known as the Hobby and Craft Club. With these new shops they have many tasks which they carry out successfully LIBRARY CLUB... One ot the most diligently working groups ot our school is the Library Club sponsored by Mrs. Chandler. In addition to the regular tasks of as- sistants, such as tiling cards and checking books, these people have moved our library. With their friendly help our new library is much more efficient and cheerful . . . LATIN CLUB. . . The newly-formed Latin Club under the guid- ance ot Mrs. Dovenspike accomplished many things this year. They made a Latin Calendar, gave reports on the various months, and at- tended the Latin Festival in Pittsburgh. LIBRARY CLUB ROW l M Edrr' na G B ws r D Welke P ltfinich I Painter T Miller D Hetri k Mrs Cloandt r ROW2 A Colxsh C Huffman B Hetrick M Mills S Lockwood L Kells S Brohm S Sherman E Bish G Sample I Botz r ROW M M Kinney I Bish if Neisxvcnger S Vvnitern n I Swartziager I Kriebel C Willison R Smith D Fancher B Shu maker L Siawoith POW4 R Yollnt D McAnnicn B Troup C Reed S Wrlliams M Keener C BOHOITIIHI G I-Iepler N Hurfman L Campbell I Izzi I Ht. er x IN I I l om B I Rinlfin S Shernim RO v rs Dozen gif , S co K Kfnri dy I Cmsp fr D H It ri st Rpin 3 X' if - ' 1 .1 . th , A Pj 1 X --.J -I k 1 . , W s,,,N -' , 'f t . - 'D I I.!'T ', .IIB ROW 1 l!l.Rr.1lig,s,S. Bhr , .Russ B. Abrams, I, Ilnfgfr, . f . ', . i . vt 3: llf , Y' A. Sl-zinrter, C Rnd, I. Slfralfv, . Lo'-ku-J d, . 1 e , . f . Bull, N. lllilffs, P. Yf.-fygc-r, C, Yeung. RO' '31 t . A 'En y, 'Q T. Rand, I. Deffl-ter, R, Pferigc, R. Sclirc-:Ice 'go ., D, Murtz, . 't. ey. 85 po DBAMATICS Cl UB PO 1 l B Downs B B1sl' D Srermdn I She n B Howxrth D T1 v1s K 1-te Y1 lc C W1ll1son POM Q Dwyer L lwlill 1 B Myers I B1sh C P 11ll1p5 P Mm1ch P Gc:s'cn S lNe1swonqer P E51 Id r L Cu1nn C Ne1s N3 S Tr Ill Iesno lf: C Bono1111n1 P Vedder C McDonald D T 111s B Smcnl S Kunsernln L lVl1lle1 B Roms BOW4 C Blose I Gruver B Snumdker B S 1Ck P Colwell N' Lo ver B Fox L Srn1t1 D Sm1th ROWS M H rcly B 1dd1r1q B Boss I Cr vlcrd I 1221 B Puney B Shreckenqost D B15 SBNIQB DBAM1-1TlCS CLUB Developmq tdlent hds been one ot the dut1es ot Mrs Lduqhhn th1s yedr tor she sponsored the Sernor Drd1'r1dt1Cs Llub Busmess rneetnqs were tol lowed by pdntorrnmes and mono loques w1th the Club d1V1ded 1nto sev erdl qroup edch of whlch presented d one dot p dy THE IUN CB PBCJBCTIQNIST CLUB The Iumor Pro1ect1on1t Club sponsored ov Nr G1ll 15 devoted to ledrmnq how to prop rly run pro1ectors Dunnq the latter pdrt ot th yedr th members ledrned l ow to rndke or few THIHOY re pours on tue rndchlnes SBBVICB CLUB Lvery 'Xflfednesddy rnornmg cr group ot dbout e1qht IUHIOT q1rls met 1n tl1e r11o1n cormdor nedr room one The qlrls rndde up the Serv1Ce Club wlnch 1S sponsored by MISS Ar rndqost 1he purpose ot thls club IS to sell defense stdrnps dnd stlmuldte sdvmq lor htqh chool students IUNIOB HICH PBGIECTIONISTS CLUB BOWI T Khm VM 2 B SI1 k T771 B Bow' r BOV B Muteer Ldvely T lVl1'l1 '1 B Heplor UNIOB SERVICE' CLUB Cllflli. BIS ss Arr 1 r xtty C0 v e D rlone B rr V ry Cvruver o 1 D TOl1Y ff 'is Ja. USHEBS CLUB FOv lrs Qmrh K Shreclcenqost B Carlos M Grufer S Sm1'1 Mrs Bowersox BOW2 T M1ller D Het rrtk 5 Brocrous C Reed M Hmderlrtc S Kunselrnan L Mrller D Barlett K Mrmch E Myers E Pl uney ROW 3 L Evans I Unger B Unger I Hepler V Enms Pamter F Slee E Bla1r D Fangher B S'na1l C Martz I Stahlrr an C McDonald R Smrth I Gerherm BOW 4 A Sanford B Pence B Keller S Huffman D G ay L Doversprke P Travrs L Kells B Holben B Snyder r Dean C B y r E McCall I Bonnett A Shaffer USHEBS Pardon us Excuse me l-ley you re on my toes Oh there s only one seat here Frnrsh frll ma thrs row please These are for qotten words smce tlne arrrval of the J hers Club Wrth our advrsors Mrs Snyder Mrs Bowersox and Mrs Snorth we mamtarned proper order rn as ernblres and drd our best to re move confus1on by usherlnq durrnq act1v1t1es and programs FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Have you prepared for the future? The freld of teafhmq can beneht you rn many Ways You are not only needed but you get great sat1sfact1on rn l1fe know ma you have accomphshed some tnmq Our qroup lS ever on the prowl for r W mernbers so why dont you become an actrve member rn the DEN on HGH FUTURE TEALHEPS ROWI E Blarr A F T A 'P 1 lflr Mu rush BOW? IGruVer K Kam1nsk1S DO ISP J HGH TOITST l'u ' - :- e 1 . - , Q ,f I rf ,N J O 'O 6' 6' 0 0 I L Q 2 L f ., .- bw 4V , .,,.- I, ,A V- .1 . , O . vr.v,..,.1,. ,. ,., 4,. .,,v. . . . ,. ' I -1 I I . . 4 . , i,D.D ,I.oe,. ,, ,. , II I - I - I I I . I . . II I I ' - l l .. IC ' ' ., , . , . I - I - I. 's ' 7 ' S,L ' W, I . . -.I 1 C r f A . hx I . I I X12 .., ,, , H , . . 4 . A . I . . I . - I -- Colbh us. sh' . .1 . , . ' ', . B 'n -r, I. Truitt. L r,.., Ii., - C H., ...L I. ogy H lg ' -,,t.,.,,. , F r fi-1,2 , .X N. O I f.f1. F1 I.2I'lD1llf.'Y '5f',1:I Q5 zrrmvt Df zynf Bfzi' Fifi :lat 'ffrllrszrt EIIr1r11'lIlyfIrs l.1fIYl6?lE, +- IUNIOR HICH SPORTSMEN ROWl R Mrller I Brsh G Lynch D Moore T Hudson P Bonettr I Nzcolh I Tosh H Barley M Downs ROW2 D Gross T Mar hall C Travrs R Rankln R Truttt I St1tt T Wilson D Yount B Andrews B Shorter T Harmon l-I Brovtn E Thompson ROW3 I Sh1ll1ng D Dorman D MCUUITQ R Good E M re R Shlck D B111 gon R Ste le B Bowersox M Shrrey R Connors L Rupp D Crates Mr Worrell 'X IUNIOR HIGH SPORTSMEN CLUB Throughout the artterent seasons the club sees rnotron p1ctures on the Varlous sports golng on at that parttcular ttrne ot the year They chscuss sportsrnanshrp at games and how to partrcrpsrte rn the sport rtselt Brlly I Shatter pres1dent Peter Bonettl vtce presrdent Don Brllrngton sec retary Donald Conners treasurer are the ot't1 cers ot the club for the year and Mr Worrell IS thetr aolvrsor IUNIOR HIGH PROIECTION QT The club s purpose thrs year 15 to learn how to run the pronector and know how to re IUNIOR HIGH PROIECTIONISTS Davrcl Brlght Iohn Kennmuth Clayton Brothers Kenneth Voung Randy Rearrch Mr Glll Iohn Hrrnes Kennetw Hardy Iack McCauley parr It rt anythrng should happen to the eau1o ment Thts IS about all the club has been able to do smce they do not have much eautp rnent to work wttln IUNIOR HIGH DRAMA ot Jun1or h1gh stndents who are mterested 1n the art ot actmg Wrth Mrs Mogle as thelr span sor and able ofttcers the club prospers Learn 1ng stage terms and drrectrons character studres and make up were some ot the asslgnments before actually putttng on a productlon 'cs R IUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS Row l M Nel on N Schreclcenaot R Consta le L Schreckengos' B Ross N Platt L Slat lc I hurnal-'er ROW2 G Young I Gaston C Wnlrrms I Sherman L Nutlph R Fr1t7 G Rhodes D Reese I I . . I . , . . Is l , . t I I , I, . ' , V. I I , ,t It , . A , . I I , . I ' ,t .. ' . ,L . ,,oe,.',. it,. 9 I . , . I , . , . 4 , . , . . 1 J,, . A . I4 -Qi gl 'T D 6. 3 'lu . I 1 h -. ' , , I 1 . . . ' A . . . U TICS. . .The Iunior Dramatic Club is composed : , J V ' ' 1 1 it I ' . Y,-N . nl- I I - V I su k I : g bs. , ., P H . 5' 7 ' 5- : F f 1 . I 1 1? fx I 4 J 1 . S ,. gs, ., ba. .,. ,. ,. Sw 1 . ,. , . E ,. ,, 1 . , . f. SS IUNIOR IOURNALISM LLLB ROW l N Platt G Blsh P Bonomlm I. Izzn L Buz7ard N Schrecengo t B Ross ROW 2 D Reese H Balley C Srmth S Shumaker S LaEorde D Cross S Wxlkmson W Troup L Shrecen o t D Mille H Dwy-gr ROW3 Mrs Songer R Good S Shrecenaost M Proc1ouS D Delacour D Hetnck I Klrmek D S1lV1S I Shoemaker G Young L Thornh1ll K Ph1l1ps ROW4 H Brown D Weaver G Gray G Brocrous G Sayers G Kun elrran L Shoemaker L Plauny L Flemmg M Packard L Shlck R Constable Mrs Eaton ROWS R Lamont P B1sh I Whrte I Sherry G Galbralth C Lower P Calhoun A Tru1tt I Cruver S OBlo k D Horne ROVV6 B McDan1el M Trav1s N Foster K Allen M Red dxnger E Pl'11l1pS K Ba11ey I Polllard R Pence I EllenbergerI Henry I Toy C French IUNIOR IOJRNALISM The 1rnag1nat1on and humor of th1s group has added much color to our school paper Wlth more experrence th1s group wlll have a prormslng future under the Ieadersh1p of Mrs Sanger and Mrs Eaton f H ci 8TH GRADE TWIRLERS Leadmg the Redb nk Valley Band IS a group of well coord1 nated marorettes How drd they get th1s way? It dldn t Just happen These grrls were members ot the Ir I-hgh Tw1rlers Club Thrs club IS stlll fur1ct1on1r1g today under the leadersh1p ot Mr Ake The grrls learn to march and to do bas1c twlrls and later they learn more mtrrcate steps 1n the art of twrrhng 58TH GRADE TWIRLERS ROVM l I B d B H ,I r D Sli IR1tl L Horn rc r J o.fnsCCnnr R N2 LAdxrrsP rs SAn r s ll Hr I I v . , . . . . 'IT 1 . . . ' ' , ' ' . ' ' P 2 ' . - ' . , ' ' U., V, , , f . . . :I 7TH . ' ' ' 1 . 'azzur , , ornli,er'e , . 1'l3, . L t, K . . 'ffl , L. izzi, H. Sz-Jyc , R, Rc k'.'.'f'1. ff D 'A , , o 5 . O' 2 . ' .1 ', . Shawl, C. Crissrrmn, B. Ff1w f-tt, B. Entf Yllllf-, M. Holt, T. Hcgzgffr C 1. n1':r: QQ. ltindf-rlitfrr. ROW 3: . timely C. Myer , P. Kesgpelhcr, A. Tru T, F. Dx-fynr, I. Cam nqxn C. . exry. 39 IUNIOR HIGH SCIENCP CLUB POW l: H. Brown, C. Reese, R. Hufirnan, I. Bowser, I. Phillips, D. Crissman, E. Fillippi, T. Holla bauqh, I. Shreckenaost, C. MclVIil1en. ROW 2: G. Brocious, W. Dinqer, D. Moore, T. Yeaney, E. Switzer, N. Lucas, B. Downs, I Younq, G. Kirkpatrick, P. Crissrnan, R, Adams. ROW 3: R, Bish, D. Kirk, G. Forrinqer, W. Rearick, R. Markle, L. Kriebel, R Mariz, I. Reese, VV. Shick, D. Wheeler, B. Evans, I. Hamm, V. Crissrnan, E. Thompson, D. Evans, G, Neiswonqer. ROW 4 Mr. Cannon. IUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROWI I Heirick C Faaley S Dean R Travis C Sonaer R Bower ROW2 C Adams Swavsiaqer C Boye G Neiswonqe R Miller G Tosh C Troup B Huffman G I-limes ROW3 B Shick I Delacour N Bair P Kespeler NI Wolf D hreckenqosi G Bailey C Monro n K Orlz I. Carlos 1 IUNICR HIGH CRAFTS AND HOBBY ROW I R Bish L Nelson L Thornhill T Yeany B Troup G Bailey D Shr n Himes C Non ROW2 T Marshall G Gray R Mari? I Hilliard B Travis L Rupp C Crissman A Klin O I ' A D ' ,Y QPF I . . Q M M ' vi . , , , is r f ktwlifs - I . WY . Nl . '. I: ,,. ,. ,. ' ,. eckeaost G.'.,.r.re3n, 1. ,. ,. ' JATUQETTE 1-C 5 'NI Dcxvls Ku U X N IV' Gmqcr K Kfnnedy N 3 t C Cf T f ,KK S F, I: F. Edu-.'.,:rd', . . ' , I. 'QI le, S. Sliifk L. Nuig 2, 'E'V.'f f: . .C , , , , , . ?ITY, P. Ecne'ti, S. 251341 E rind. POW 3: M, Downs, M. Ausfirx, K. zyevs, IX. HTC 1.1, T.'f. Surrmierville. 1 Im: :id Cgeen .v?1jH'1 All-Schc fl Pr Up 'md gy: it 'I I U I :, E PAIRONIZE PATRONS 1: VALLIS STAF v111111S1NQ SECTIO PLEAS F 32 xmffkw rg' . .1551 Nlfff? 's3T-7'N'M'N'ff-a-Eff'-1-'QW 'zr- EP-Igff' '-:gif X301 3t5y'Y572Y.'5WAW!'F'5 'R.'P 1 1:1' iff .57 N. ,.:.f x,:,f'x,:,f1' '2i'-.f'-2'sg.f'-:-1.,f-:- + zz- .:.f-..,.,f-.,.:.4-'Q.,,42 x,f 'x,f 'H13''PR' 'far-M -5--na--.5. .,. x.-f'x.d 'S-W:.fiNgIf'1's-Li'1 '-2f 1''if :I--fi -:I +:+-:- '-.-:-. .f'x-:f'w..f'x.f'x .f 'x Zf fx' -:- - 'M-W'-'Sv--ww -Sv 4b ' -fa '49 'vis-'W . .:..f' .pi fxq.. 'X,-,l X- 'I' 51. 'I' 'I: + '29 .:. . .:.:. .5 ..g. ... ' . ' . ' ' .' '.' .. .. . + . 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Q, Q4 saga 'wig 4 RN 4 Q sasagb WWQSQQ qiesqgw 4 Q Q g 43 be Q4-M , 4 W sm f 5 43 4'-gap N Nfsdsiwi We are very proud of our yearbook, the Vallis, the success ot which depends upon co-operation ot many people Among those who play a most rmportant part are the merchants ot New Bethlehem and the surroundmg commun1t1es Eacn year they are approached by the ad vertlslng start and each year they reward us wlth the1r generos1ty lf these busrnessmen drd not render therr tr nancral ald our yearbook could not possrbly exrst For th1s reason the edrtors and the start wrsh to say thank you t you our advert1sers Another group to whom we are lndebted IS the the adx ertrsrng stah These perseverrng people sp nd many hours v1s1t1ng th merchants ot New Bethlehem and other commumtres ot the valley to secure funds tor our Vallrs Before send1ng the Vall1s to the engraver a certarn amount of money must be acqu1red and the start works drhgently travelrng far and wrde to meet th1s deadlrne The adver trsmg statt IS also IH clcarge ot yearbook sales They hope o sell more bOOKS th1s year than ever b fore s1nce the populatlon of the school has rncreased Because of th1s group our yearbook lS a trnancral success The merchants of th1s v1c1n1ty otter us a great varrety of products and ta1thlul servrces They are ever tryrng to 1mprove our communrty by welcommg new busrnesses and 1ndustr1es We al o welconae these new establrsh ments tor they w1ll DFOV1d9 employment tor our graduates They wlth tne establrsned busrness houses grve to us the msurance ot a brrght and prosperous future As we move 1nto our new school and leave the lrttle red schoolhouse let us keep rn mmd the generos1ty ot these merchants and show them our gratrtude by patron1z1ng thelr place ot busmess EQSfwf '-63:-'7'Q'f wikdba -2- 4596 fiffifiwf if sy wa, s Q,-sw . ,sewn Nrsas f NJ' W fi' x, s Q EQ QNQQQQ QBQSQ 43,-S T4 'SWL' KN 1 WZFEQQD I 5 929 4 masfsf 'N-5 Sill? 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'T' .1 535' 7 5' 'f1--12r-:f.- -T. 7+ 'N,1:, Q Q: '4f7 Z: -II. .-Z:.4y?. I- ' I ' I I :l I 5' 'gl' 4 '.:I' .gf-,.:I'.1I'S:.:.fS.S.'.j.. iff.. 41-j: :..p ':' 4: '!5lX.'. .:2w.'a'b'pf:'. . ,Ala CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OIT I9wB From BED BANK VALLEYS FRIENDLY BANK Grovwmq Because We Herve I-IeIped Others to Grow NOW PAYING 2 ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS NEW BETHLEHEM BANK Member Peoercd Beserv System Member FeeIerc1I Depest Insu ence Cerperatren 7 29 'V New BethIehem, Pc. Co phments Compllments BOSTONIA COUNTRY CLUB ALCORN FUNERAL HOME Dlstont Perlnsylvomo Hawthorne Permsylvomo It you look hke CI beolr better go to CARUSO AND SHOEMAKER S BARBERSHOP NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA For Quohty Clothmq Go To MARKEL S DEPARTMENT STORE NEW BETHLILHEM PENNSYLVANIA Complxments ot Comphments of ELMER MCMASTER EAST END SERVICE New Bethlehem P9I'lI'1SYlVGI'11CI New Bethlehem Pennsylvcrmcr Wtll 1tt ke OH? L Compllments of Drlllmq Water Wells Dull Holes S Test Cores Allrtck 9 2313 DISTANT PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA . T . 1 -J 1 H , , H CI . 9 4, .,- - . - 5 1 1 FRED LUNDGREN INC GENERAL fNQN1Rf5CTCRS LBUYLDINC FCNSTRUCTICDN CNQMMERQIAL INQU UMGNAL RD Klttcmr T1 Pu 7 l I INLUQT RM L I ISEMAN BROS BITUMHN GUS CCAI S QHWC Phene 280 PestQH1Ce Box 222 New Bethlehem Pu O L1 11 SHARBOW at MARTIN s HARDWARE HILDEBBRAND FORD SA LES NLXN BI IH1 HEM PA P t ty I . T , . Y011'll Q01 the bwsi quality lfv 13:1 se They Cfcnr11pl'11enTS of mswy Pzf1ufHff the best q11r1l11y czt 1 2 f AE f . jf1iTII1U1lN Ci , 311. compliments of RUPP'S FURNITURE CHARLES D. RUPP L RR DECORATING COMPANY Emi Street New Bethlehem Pennsylvama ClCfT1O1'1 P9Y1f1SYlVCfT11Cf Apphances Televlslan Furruture BATCHELOR FIELD SUPPLY TRIP A Royal IS o easy to operate Edu at Qual E1eld TFIDS that even a baby can lype WASH NGTQN D C CLAR1ON PENNSYLVANIA L R BATCHELOR AB MSC Duectar 99 CLARION OFFICE CONGRATULATICNS CRAWFORD FURNITURE INC NEW RETHLEHEM PA CHARLES LEACI-I GENERAL TRUCK INSURANCE SALES NI BITHLPHH1 IA NL R I IEHPM l' 7 . U Q iff I' If. A ,IAN :ze 1 '. I Q I .. IIA.: Q ' 'L f'-fi 'Q 'la' I ,' f , . 'I LI' .LI ,, , IA, Comphments of Con pllmenis of DAVID A KAUFMAN WEIN BROTHERS Iewelry Clair on Pe-rmsyl cm CICITIOH Pennsyl crnc Comph ents of It s B1sh s for the Best Tl Dany Products BBACKEN CONSTRUCTION DALE BISH DAIRY CGMPANY DLIGO PEIXJNDYLVANIH B LHLEHLM HLINNSYLVAIWA 101 . I , . i , V ici ' , V i x. ow-eff dy Xi V x 'm , , , . 1 f- I v .A Y .A REM, Er. .- rm. , . 1 B thi h THE LEADER VINDICATCB NFW BETHLEHEM HAYES SI-IAFFER 8: SMITH MACHINE SHQP IMPLEMENT CO IN B H EHEM PA N Vx B THLEHEM PA The eyes and ecrrs ei New e e em 'X - eld, ' k V Sl Q f ' - Compliments of Cornpllments of GERALDINE S DRESS SHOP WAYNE R WEAVER Sales OLDSMOBILE SSYVICG New Bethlehem Pennsylvanla Clcmon Pennsylvania Ill beat you The pause that Refreshe BUILDING OR BEMODELING7 Home Garage Barn Workshop Store Comphmems of M1llc Hen I-Ioq House SHAFF ERS GARAGE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Motel Erlllng Stahon CLAY TILE Save Money Tune Effort Worry Assure Flresafety Structural Strength Permanen e Reduced Mamtenance Provlde Bu1ld1nqs that are Modern Weather Proof Verrnrn Proof and Econornrcal NEW BETHLEHEM TILE COMPANY New Bethlehem Pa Phone BB 5 3300 USE SCR brick and STRUCTURAL , W I I I I I IU3 HEFFNER BROTHERS DISTRIBUTORS GULF PRODUCTS HAWTHORNE PENNSYLVANIA LUMBEB COMPANY SPECIALTY FOODS COMPANY RI ER BJRG SL O NE BET? IEHEM PA L O OF 'T Al' T L f C 1' - f HEETER'S I, .1 J , . .QPU . A. Stop G1 HERBERTS MARKET LAUGHLINS SUPERETTE Quahtv Meats and GFOCQYIQS For greater savmqs and better SGTVICG Phone Broadway 5 1155 Cperm every evenmq t1ll 9 OU P M New Bethlehem Pennsylvama Who s takmg my p1cture'7 Senlors see plllars of democracy Compllments of NULPHS B FURNITURE and APPLIANCES SHOP Deal w1th us and save Your fr1er1dly Goodyear dealer Phone Broadway 5 1454 NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM1 PENNSYLVANIA 105 ' 1 D w I H 1 . . H ,I . . H ,I 11 . 11 I 0 C C. BROWNS BOOT DAN SMITHS SHOP NHLM Complwments H M SKINNER 8: SONS NEW BEIHLEHEM PA I iii ug , :wi VV'wI Q11 Hzff U of Bm .12 '111' ',, 21,112 1 ICG CYTFF' 1:1 Qfpii ,CJTJIQS TQHW BITIHQI ' , I .'A. IQVQQDPV l.L.Ll PIX. of BOWERSOX FOOD LOCKER SERVICE You can Cxlwolys do better C11 RUBIN S 300 Keck Avenue New Bethlehem Permsylvorllcx Brookvllle Pennsylvonlo Phone Br 5 4511 M Comphments of Its really or Joy to be served ct the CLIMAX FIRE BRICK JOY COMPANY SERVICE STATION CLIMAX PENNSYLVANIA DISTANT PENNSYLVANIA 107 I V. an fe . In I l .4 A x What shall I wear? This will be good. I PLUIVIMER S DRUG STORE If cnuq 1111 Q 1101 To bousi REINSEL S DRUG STGRE P HHVI When yQu Qteer towcwd CI Blcck Angus JQ11 IQ 1113011 C HQ 119111 dlTQC1l'DF JOE F. SHERMAN HAVVTHORN, PA 1 E 1-vfwy dwg More: 111,96 A1123 Qgg IQ, j ik ' xy, 'C X 1 A , 1 119111591 1 .Llfj tore :tus the 1110.1 7 Y NNW B?T1N.Pj1'1V'.l, PA. IXITW RTI' ILE I , RA. Q ' . , , A 1 - IH T, V ' 1 f 11 1. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA MCLAIN FIRE BRICK DIVISION ARTIFICIAL BREEDING H K PORTER COMPANY INC COQPERATWE oervmq Western Pennsylvcmlo SIHCG 1945 Prttsburqh Pennsylvcznro Phone Strottonvrlle GU Sleeves Nozzles Runner Brlck CICITIOH Pennsylvcrnro FOI f Comphmems O PLYMoUrH DEsoro or o new DODGE go to MERCI-IAN TS NATIONAL BANK COMMERCIAL GARAGE KITTANNING PENNSYLVANIA NEW BVTHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 109 l D D I U , I - . WR . on A e you sure thcfs the right way? Want Q trip to the moon. U . . . 1 .. I.. I 1.1 , WORKING PARTNER WITH THE NEW RETHLEHEIVI AREA SCHOOLS SINCE FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member EecIeraI Depestt Insurance Oorperatlen STRONG SAFE FRIENDLY uch Io so e ae to G C MURPHY CO ROSS DRUG STORE NITIN BETI-ILEI-IEIV1 NPN RE RLEHEM IIO A f IS7I. l 1 f I - . Only at the 5 and ICC store can you get For Iast and accurate prescription servc so m r IittI . 'I , If T BUY YOUY next CCH hom THE ARMSTRONG COUNTY TRUST COMPANY F REAS MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH A Good Bank for You Too Member r R D C k,ICIf101'1 Pennsylvomcl Phone 64 Iflttcmmng PGUHSYIVGHIG t yi dy h From socks to SUITS COMPANY Shop G1 The best m mllk for S You md baby MEN S WEAR NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 111 Comphments of Comphments of STEWS AUTO SERVICE HM AND IOHN S BARBER SHOP 105 Hc1m11ton Street New B thlehem Penr1sy1vcm1c1 Shqo P9I'11'1SY1VO1'11CI 1 Q Knchen Kmg peanut butter Comphmems of IS dee hshous BRUNER Sc KUNKLE H B DEVINEY COMPANY NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 112 I e ' ' , ' Q I .2 -be Wa ch your fingers? 1 t1 t1'n t ' 1t? . . PHILLIPS MOTOR SUPPLY USED CAB LOT COMPANY AT R P BTHLEH 'VI 13 COMPUMEN S GP HANLEY BRICK COMPANY SUMMERVILLE, PA nffilA1T-99-T vi fp ,, f,l1F . f.,i.. kildjk , . V11 gr, VA Y: .. Hg 4 S- ' d 5 T For qrecxi qcrs and qood qrocenes Comphments of stop and shop at DOVERSPIKE S LEROY SHUMAKER Nat1onw1de Insurance DISTANT PENNSYLVANIA DISTANT PENNSYLVANIA MT PS Comphments of EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE Comphments of SOCIETY NEW BETHLEHEM BURIAL HENRY C BURNS DISITICI Mcmcrqer Busmess Phone Clcrrlon 520 SERVICE New Bethlehem Pennsylvcmla CCMPLIMENTS OP C. E. ANDREWS LUIVIBER CO. HARTZELL S NEW BETHLEHEIVI MARKET NEWS TH HEM PA B T P QUT WOZHCE Year -f,,f.g,'1 .1-, ., ,Lf i f,fg5 ,l' ,f dig I3 577' SEE THE ATBBOBNE B68 BUTCK Wheh Better Autemebiies ctre Biillt, Buick vfili Build Them. SEE THE BEAUTTEUL NEVV PONTIAC The Belde t Advance ih Eitty Years THE GOLDEN TUBTLEE CAB ROYER MOTOR COMPANY 301 Ween Stree New Bethlehem Pct C 5 9 COMPANY BETHEEHEM PA Fi Bi TH T I vi .Ui Q ll -DIC A STCHK! J f. ti1iTiiriL hte ei R. M. S. FURNITURE RED BANK MILLS '1Y ,'iLi4fi?'Ai. ii' .i ti. . LMJT i l Dont be left flat get your t1res at DISTRIBUTOR TIRE SALES CO NEW BEIHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Want cr q1tt for the mom m the fc1m1Iy'P Kou Il fmd 1t m the Sportmq Department CULBERTSON S HARDWARE N EIN BETI-ILEI-IEM PENNSYLVANIA Comphments of Comphments of CRISSMAN S TRUCK SHOP MODERN DINER cmd SPORTING GOODS CICIIIOH Pennsylvcmm of 9 ALI 'gf th belt. -,4IAsdrI I 117 Comphmehts of Comphments of CREEK SIDE SERVICE DARRELL STAHLMAN New Bethlehem Pennsylvomo New Bethlehem Pennsylvomo W111 th y t I IS the b Comphmeuts ot Dont worry about your future reel secure Wlth 1r1surcr1'1ce from REDBAN K VALLEY DEMPSEY 8: BOOSTERS CLUB ANDREWS NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA NEVV BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA 118 A Better Buy f1C3Il1ff711IfiQIl1S of M1114 dnd Qiner Durry Products D1d1 43-1511 HARRIS H. WHITE A Recd Tredt K, 1. F1ESTA 1CE CREAM FIRE PRCMECTIQN Fiestd 1ce predzrr - Duncdn Hines 1ce Credrn f Spurnoni - Cdke R011 - Sherbets EQUIPMENT dnd Other Frozen Desserts. D 11 43- 521 301 Unk Avenue Kittdnninq Pd. THE ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING COMPANY 0 QVVFQVU r E pg VT' A L rc 1 H , KJ L LXLAMJ V 11-11-4 , . Comphments of Comphments of TRoESE BROTHERS H C BOWERSQX RUS SERVICE Wholesole ond Sportmq Goods Center CLARION PENNSYLVANIA LEATIPIERWOOD PENNSYLVANIA yhe s 1 Ke p you n th ull ICE I SM FURNITURE STORE TOE I-ESHOCK N endmq Mochme Cugcxreties luke Boxes N1lo ond Joe keep on the qo to brmq you d G on ormes Ihe Imest m furmture ond oppllonces Phone Ulrlch 9 2862 IXew Bethlehem Permsylvoruo New Bethlehem P9I'11'1SYlVCII'11G 120 AMERICAN HOTEL Famous for Good Food Old Fashrorled l-losp1lal1ly Room Accommodatlon Famrly Rates Phone Brookvllle 410 WHITEMAN'S GREENHOUSE LEE P WHITEMAN Flowers for All GCCGSIOTIS New Bethlehem Permsylvama Don t we look professional? Corrlpllm r11 f LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Watch the sparkle m her eyes w1th the sparkle m a dlamond FILSON S IEWELRY New Bethlehem Pennsylvama Understandmq the qulet drqmty m your trme of need MATEER FUNERAL HOME New Bethlehem Permsylvama .A 'e so I 121 Compliments ol CLETUS D REINSEL Generol Merclrondrse Elecimcorl Applrdn es Flour Feed Roofrnq Cerrent FROL TONVN PA F111 'er up Wrln Blue Sunoco U. LAUGI-ILIN S SERVICE STATION NEW BL r HLEHEM PA MCDONALD BROS REPRESENTING J OSTEN S CO1 N96 Desrgnere ono Producers ol Exclusrve gloss lewelry Announcemenls Ndrne Cords Drplornde mod Ziword Lonqrdluloirons lo Cld S of l958 Q o nplunenls ol SERVICE NEW BETHLEHEM PA Drstrroutor of Stdndord Brond Feolocemenl Port 7 1 Vf I ' ' 920 lnveslrneni Bldg, Prlisburqh 22, Po. CLARION COUNTY FARM BUREAUS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION FCIIIT191' owned Former controlled Box 380 Clorlon Penno Clonon Penno Knox Penno Phone 280 Phone 242 Comphments of HIMES CASH MARKET Why th y pl y Almost too new to be true' 58 CHEVMTS CAREFUL CLEANERS Cleomnq BROAD STREET pressmq M O T 0 B, S Alterohons NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Phone 5 3013 Dntf JSQJGSGHGGQWSIGPS Comphmems of HILTON s DINEII MATEERS SHOE SHOP ln the Heart of Town Reynolds BuIldInq Market Street Ktttannrnq Pennsylvanra Mmm Street Quahty Footwear Dependable Servrce BTOOkV1ll9 P9UUYlVUU1U th Mus RITCHY TRANSPORTATION Comolrrnents of NEW' BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA FARM SUPPLY SIqlIt Seemq Tours Charter and Schedule Trrps CIOHOH Bfookvllle' COTTAGE HILL PENNSYLVANIA and Prttsburqn Pennsylvanra 1174 I I II II , . 'Ir 'av '-I v . . f3 4. 1 ' A ,II . , VX wx W 5 ' Semors Face 'X A f e ic. 4 XI -o I I I I I I Conqratulahons to the Class of 58 For big coverage wiih small payments see George Henry GEORGE E HENRY MILADYS SHOES AND SON AND ACCESSORIES LUCILLE M MARSHALL GENERAL INSURANCE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA TERRY REDDINGER Contractor Compllments of Equrprrrent Rentals Dozers Trucks Shovel Back Hoe A FRIEND Graders and Compressor Box 58 Drstant Perma 5 W v --... 'Sh 'I 1: 't longf V l:5 The photographers from BUSSIE S MARKET INTER STATE EEST MEATS IN TQWN Shop T11 9 I-Iope they II see you m p1Clures Soon FAIRMOUNT CITY PENNSYLVANIA SEDALIA MO Uljljlflfj jlllllllll .STUCK I 4 Emerg E C EEEEE l, EEEEEEEEW- EEEMW PIT SBURG PA X PHlLADELPHI PA Bullt to Serve You Pictured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch and Kurtz Bros Eastern Dlvnsnon occupy over 4V2 acres of floor space I Clearfield under one roof your school annuals are prnnted bound and cased into covers Truly o plant built to serve your prnntmg requirements Our Word IS Our Bond KURTZ BROS 2'f22'f CLEARFIELD PA lZh , . . 6,5 . 'l 2 . . ' Cl I A 9 - - ' A H T 'JJ E To is ocrr IEEEED ' Y-XXII l 'Q .. -- 11 I. .I , .M I ,ff X ll Q EngEEr,,lu1 LL X V 1 Q V Y 1 -1 5.5 has K rr .ii xy Xxx f l . D I . D . n l - , I INDEX Act1v1t1es Adverhsements Archery Club Band Ba eoall Basketball Boys V'ars1ty Team Boy 1un1or Vars1ty C1rl Team Cheerleaders Vars1ty CHOIT Choruses Classes Crafts Club luntor H1qh Senlor H1qh Drannat1cs Club F qhth Grade Ensemble faculty F H A 1un1or H1qh r H A Sen1or H1qh F F A Football lun1or H1qh Team Sen or Players Vars1ty Team Fre hm n Go lntroaucnon Team 6891 92126 68 62 58 59 72 74 18 53 48 49 7 56 59 56 57 46 48 1ounral1srn Club lun1or H1qh S n1or H1qh 1un1ors L1brary Club L1st1nqs Nat1onal Honor SOCIQIY Dnotoqraphy Club Pro1ect1on1st Club 1un1or H1qh bemor H1qh Red Cross Ft1tle Club Sc1ence Club Semor Class Ofncers Semors Serv1ce Club Seventh Grade Sophomore Class Qtncers Sophornores Sports Student COUHC11 Table ot Contents Theme Track Tr1 H1 Y lun1or Hlqh Tr1 H1 '1 Semor H1qh lun1or H1qh Semor H1qh Ushers Club Va111s Stah V'ars1ty Club V1.7restl1nq 36 40 2134 58 51 42 45 54 67 78 79 78 71 64 65 Lau hl1n N LISTINGS CLARION rr Ho do F C rr r M Neal 11d 1. 1 amd C ssqp KITTANNING F uey V REDBANK VALLEY E114 L I 1 117 flyg 1r 1 ........... .... ....... A ' 1 .......................... 89 Y . S ' .....................1.......... 66 -----.----------1------------ 85 - ' ' ....................,........... 127 J fr - Y ................... 77 Q' f f - 61 1 . ..........,............. 82 ' Q Q .......................... 62 I A ' ' ' ..,.....,................, 86 , ................. , I I 87 1 ' ................,.................. 72 ' A ' - ' ............................... 83 J A ----'- -'--'-- --'- ---'-'-- ' I ....................,....... 82 4 .1 ............................. 84 ' f! A ...''.....-'...- ..-'.... I --v--...q.-.-..-...a...-.--.n.- - A ' -------------------------' 34 I ............................ 86 . 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