Reynoldsville High School - Saga / Bulldog Yearbook (Reynoldsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1956 volume:

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We sincerely hope that this yearbook has successfully recorded all the pleasant memories we have shared at Reynoldsville-Winslow High School. -Jane Fusco, editor THE 1956 cl-IAMPIQN published by the senior class of REYNOLDSVILLE-WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania A yeal's record in type and pictures - DEDICATION w , e than people whose honor, dedication, and self-sacrifice have pro- our llves .thus for we dedlcote this 1956 CHAMNON, our PAR- 'lake this opportunlty to recognize our parents for all the things hdve done so thot we might be blessed with many prtvlleges. thanks also for the time and effort exerted by our parents teach- lla the, morol and religious beliefs upon which we have bosed fchdmcter. Under their supervision we have into well- American citizens who will try our best to live up to the set by them. alone cannot express the gratitude felt by each of us for our unfolllng devotion and help. We feel that, ln dedtcotlng this to you, we have found o small way to my thanks for every- The Senlor Class TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication . . Board of Education Administration Faculty ..... Religious Ediioation Class of 1956 Yearbook Staff Juniors Sophomores . . Freshmen . . . Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Basketball . . . Cheerleaders Football .... Choral Groups Band ....... Organizations Advertisements X STANDING Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hannah, Mr. Haines, Mr. Sutter, Mr. Simon, Mr. Woodring, Mr. Douthit, Mr. Walls, and Mr Ray SEATED Mr, Swanson, Mr. Shindledecker, Mr. Early, Mr. Sayers, Mr. Dobson, and Mr. Means. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education consists of a group of interested men who work together to better the policies of the school. They give freely of their time and talent to operate the work of the school smoothly. R.W.H.S. has had in the past and continues to have a group of capable and efficient school directors. They are guided by Christian ideals and a sound understanding of the practical affairs of lite. For that reason our school has progressed and will continue to progress in the years to come. Through their diligence and understanding our school has multiplied and diversified the courses and subiects taught until today we have the democratic training we need to prepare us for a successful life. We wish at this time to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to these men, who have made it possible for us to get a high school education in preparation for the future. 4 GII1 ADMINISTRAT i- '. . .1 MR. HARRY W. RAY Junior-Senior High School Principal Mr. Ray came to Reynoldsvillo last tall as our new principal from the Eost Brady Arun Joint High School. Previously he had taught science in Punxsutawney. Mr. Ray was graduated from the Indiana State Teachers College, received his Master's degree from the University of Pittsburgh, and had done oddi- tiomil work at New York University, At the present time he is a member of Phi Delta Kappa, notional honorary traternity for men in education, N.E.A., P.S.E,A., and J.C.T.A. .Q ZA -Q MR. C. G. JOHNSON Supervising Principal Mr, Johnson has been the supervising principal oi the Reynoldsville schools for the post twentylive years. In l9i7 he first came to Reynoldsville as a teacher and hand director, Later he become princi- pal: a position he held until he was elected super- vising principal. Previously he had taught one term in .lefierson County and had been principal of Green Township High School in Forest County for four years. Mr. Johnson received his education in McCalmont Township, Clarion State Teachers College, Allegheny, Pennsylvania State University, and Juniata College. At the present time he is a member of the N.E,A,, P.S,E,A., J.C.T A., Supervising Principals' Association, and the International Kiwanis. He is also president of the Southern Conference Football League and chairman of the local chapter of the American Red Cross. 6 MYRTLE BINNEY Penn. State University, BA., M.Ed. World History, Pennsylvania History Civics, Sophomore Class Adviser, FACULTY FRANCIS E. BRACKEN CLYDE M. BURKHOUSE Clarion State Teachers College, B.S. Clarion State Teachers College, B.S. English, Driver Education, Assistant Arithmetic, English, School Safety Football Coach. Patrol. META BORDEN BURKHOUSE Indiana State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Standard Permanent Secretary. HARRY E. CLARK WILLIAM W. DEHART University of Pittsburgh, BA., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh, B.A. Pennsylvania State University American History, Problems of De- Health, Physical Education, Football mocracy, Athletic Director, Senior Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Class Adv.iser. 7 FACULTY MARY LOU DOUTHIT High School Diploma Secretary, Dance Band. VIOLET M. ELLIS JANE HAMMOND Pennsylvania State University, B,A. Dickinson College, B.A. English, Yearbook, Class Plays, Chap- English, French, French Club l, French el Programs. Club ll, Library, dv RUTH F. JOHNSON Westminster College lndiana State Teachers College, B.S. in H,Ec, Home Economics, Adult Sewing, Tri- Hi-Y, - 'I 4- '1-if' . , UV- ti I UF Jfnf 4 . '. 'v l 5-.0-' l ' ff' ,,,.., VINTON P. KELLAR GEORGE KHALIL Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. California State Teachers College History, President Jetterson County Industrial Arts, Adult Education, Shop Teachers Association. Classes. 8 FACULTY HERBERT R. MILLIGAN indiana State Teachers College, B.S. M. JEAN KUHN Grove City College, B.S, in Commerce Westminster College University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Transylvania College Typewriting I, Shorthand l, General Louisiana State University Business, Reynoldsville Sta. School Typewriting ll, Bookkeeping, Sales- News Adviser. manship, Commercial Law, School Newspaper Adviser. GUIDO MALACARNE Clarion State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. University of Pittsburgh, M.A, in Ed. Guidance Counselor Assistant Foot- ball Coach. MARY E. MARVIN J. MARLIN KIRKWOOD Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Penn. State University, B.S., M.Ed. Geography, Junior High Cheerleod- Algebra I, Algebra Il, Biology. ers. 9 HOWARD H. MOORE Bucknell University, A.B. Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Tri- gonometry, Chemistry, Physics, Stage Director. FACULTY MARION A. MOORE Beaver College Music, H.S. Mixed Chorus, Boys Chor- us, Boys Quartet, Girls Trio. GERTRUDE H. MURRAY FRED PUTNAM Allegheny College, B,A. Union College, A.B. English, Latin, Latin Club l, Latin Science, English, BasketlJall,B:1seball. Club ll. JAMES C. RYDER Indiana Stole Teachers College, B.S. Sth-6th grades generol music, Bond, Instrumental Music, Porodes, Com- munity Programs, lt's Laughter We 're After . Annual Concert. 1 L SAM SCHETTINO ELIZABETH SMATHERS, R.N. Clarion State Teachers College, B.S. Goucher College, A.B. Business Arithmetic, Arithmetic. Yale Univ. School of Nursing, M.N. 10 FACULTY - l JOHN J. STAIKIDES JOHN L. WARD Pennsylvania State University, B.S, University of Pittsburgh, 5.5, Art, Junior Class Adviser. Biology, Health, Varsity Basketball, Assistant Football Coach. JANITORS Pictured above are our two wonderful ianitors to whom we owe a great deal of thanks for keeping our school in a livable condition. Mr. O'Donnel, on the left, and Mr. Hepler, on the right, not only keep our school warm and clean but they also are at everyone's beck and call for all sorts of tasks. Thanks to both of you for all you have done for us, 11 REV. DEPEW FATHER DUGAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION During the fifth period every Thursday afternoon the students of Reynoldsville-Winslow High School have an opportunity to take religious education if they wish. This course has proven worthwhile to the many who have taken it. The classes this year have been divided in the fol- lowing manner: Reverend Thornton, seniors, Life of Christ, Reverend DePew, iuniors, The Old Testament, Reverend Martin, sophomores, Church History, Rev- erend Felker, freshmen, Practical Application of Jesus, Father Dugan, all Catholic classes. i REV. FELKER REV. MARTIN REV, THORNTON 12 E SENIORS SENIOR CLASS QFFICERS SAMUEL D. VANDIVORT Class President, Scientific, Varsity Club, Assembly Committee, Football. ' KENT C- PUTNAM SAMUEL D. vANDivoRT Class Vice-President, Scientific, Football, Yearbook Committee. DALE L. CLONTZ Class Secretory, Commercial, Barker Staff, Yearbook Staft. NEAL H. ISHMAN Class Treasurer, Scientific, Yearbook Committee. JANE MARIE FUSCO Yearbook Editor, Commercial, Barker Editor, Chorus, Cheerleader. KENT C. PUTNAM DALE L. CLONTZ NEAL H. ISHMAN JANE MARIE FUSCO 14 it-tw :'?ffg4,1f'4 1 l iw- , 1. :ll l SENICRS ll YvoNNE AARON i Commercial, Maiorette, Mixed Chorus. l 'i JACK ARMAGOST l YVONNE AARON Commercial, Varsity Club, Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook Committee. l MINNIE ARMAGOST Commercial, Art, Religious Education. i 4 i LOUIS E. BOGACKI General Commercial, Chorus, Yearbook Committee, ll Barker Staff. ROBERT M. BUHITE Commercial, Chorus, County Chorus, Yearbook Com- mittee. ll ll l li i ' ,lf JACK ARMAGOST MINNlE ARMAGOST LOUIS E. BOGACKI ROBERT M. BUHITE 15 :Rv SENIORS THOMAS J. DEEGAN Commercial, Football. SARAH A. DEEMER THOMAS J' DEEGAN Commercial, Chorus. THOMAS DINGER Scientific and Commercial, Band, Chorus, County Band, County Chorus, Basketball, Senior Quartet. ROBERT R. DOUTHIT Commercial Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, County Chorus, Band, Senior Quartet. ALLAN DURNELL Commercial, Chorus. SARAH A. DEEMER THOMAS DINGER ROBERT R. DOUTHIT ALLAN DURNELL 16 SENICRS KAY EDELBLUTE Classical, Tri-Hi-Y, French II Club, Band Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior Trio, Yearbook Committee, Drum Maiorette, Newspaper Staff KAY EDELBLUTE FLOYD EDWARDS Commercial, Band JAMES FRANK Scientific, Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Varsity Club, Barker Staff, Baseball, Assembly Usher, Football Manager, Yearbook Committee. CHRISTINE ANNE FUSCO Commercial, Chorus, Cheerleader, Star News Staff. DONALD FYE Commercial. FLOYD EDWARDS JAMES FRANK CHRISTINE ANNE FUSCO DONALD FYE 17 SENIORS NANCY JANE FYE Assembly Committee. ELVERA JANE GHEZZI tee slips. REBECCA RUTH GRICKS Commercial, Religious Education. NANCY JANE FYE LEILANI GULISH ,,. Commercial, Religious Education. A NORMAN c. GUTHRIE Commercial, Varsity R Club, Football, Basketball. ELVERA JANE GHEZZI REBECCA RUTH GRICKS LEILANI GULISH NORMAN C. GUTHRIE I8 Commercial, Tri-HIAY Secretary, Reporter for Star, Commercial, Yearbook Committee, Typist of absen- LOUIS P. HILES OLIVIA A. HONADLE RONALD JONES SENIOR S LOUIS P. HILES Commercial, Chorus, Yearbook Committee, Baseball. OLIVIA A. HONADLE Commercial and Classical, Tri-Hi-Y, Bond, Barker Stall, Yearbook Staff. RONALD JONES SAMUEL N. Jomes Commercial, Chorus, Band. SAMUEL N. JONES Commercial, Chorus. HENRY L. KEAGLE Commercial, Chorus, Assembly Usher, Yearbook Committee. I9. HENRY L. KEAGLE Ki .1 LEE KESSLER 4.4 RITA BELLE KIRKWOOD , ur A RUTH ANN LINDSAY SENIORS LEE KESSLER General Commercial, Chorus. RITA BELLE KIRKWOOD General Commercial, Chorus, Barker Typist, Year- book Committee. RUTH ANN LINDSAY Classical, Band, Chorus, County Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y Yearbook Committee. EARL LONG General Commercial, Varsity R Club, Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus, Football. LLOYD LUCAS General Commercial, Chorus, Yearbook Committee EARL LONG LLOYD LUCAS 20 MARGARET MCANINCH LILLIAN SUE MCPHERSON SENIORS MARGARET MCANINCH General Commercial, Chorus, Religious Education. LILLIAN SUE MCPHERSON General Commercial, Mixed Chorus, Religious Edu- cation. CONCETTA MARIE MANCO General Commercial, Chorus, Cheerleader, Barker Typist, Star News Reporter. CLYDE W. MARSHALL General Commercial EUGENE D. MEANS Scientific, Varsity R Club, Barker Staff, Football. 21 CONCETTA MARIE MANCO '::. CLYDE W. MARSHALL 'UB EUGENE D. MEANS SENIORS MARGARET ANN MILLER Commercial, Mixed Chorus, Religious Education. DONNA MULHOLLAN Classical, French II Club, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Committee. 'X-,A , '14 KATHRYN F. MURRAY Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y. MARGARET ANN MMER DAVID ANTHONY NAIRN Commercial, Baseball. I MARGARET ANN PEN DLETON Commercial. DONNA MULHOLLAN i S .WW KATHRYN F. MURRAY DAVID ANTHONY NAIRN MARGARET ANN PENDLETON 00 ROBERT POLITO CAROL V. RHODES MITCHELL ROMAN SENIORS ROBERT POLITO Commercial, Barker Stalll, Yearbook Committee. CAROL V. RHODES Classical, Tri-Hi-Y, French ll Club. MITCHELL ROMAN Commercial and Scientific. SAMUEL P. SHAGINAW Scientific, Shop. ARTHUR D. SIPLE Commercial and Classical, French II Club, Chorus. 23 SAMUEL P. SHAGINAW ARTHUR D. SIPLE SENIORS MARTHA SIVERLING Classical, Tri-Hi-Y, French II Club, Chorus, Yearbook Committee. JAMES B. SMITH General Commercial, Chorus, Yearbook Committee. fl JANET SMITH lk General Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Barker Stalt, Chorus, Typist for Star News, Yearbook Committee. MARTHA SIVERLING NANCY A. SMITH General Commercial, Tri-I-Ii-Y, Band, Barker Staff, Assembly Usher, Barker Typist. ARNOLD C. SNYDER General Commercial, Chorus. JAMES B. SMITH 3 JANET SMITH NANCY A. SMITH ARNOLD C. SNYDER 24 PATTY SOSTAKOWSKI RUBY J. SPRANKLE SENIORS PATTY SOSTAKOWSKI General Commercial, Assembly Usher. RUBY J. SPRANKLE General Commercial, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Star News Staff, Yearbook Committee. JACK STRAITWELL General Commercial, Chorus. WILLIS STROUSE General Commercial, Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Senior Reporter of Shop Activities. JUDY STUMPF General Commercial, Tri-I-li-Y, Chorus. 25 JACK STRAITWELL WILLIS J. STROUSE JUDY STUMPF SENIORS RICHARD SWARTZ Classical, French II Club, Band, Dance Band, Year- book Stott. REBECCA M. SYPHRIT Classical, Tri-Hi-Y, French ll Club, Star Staff, Chorus, Yearbook Literary Editor. JOYCE ANN THOMPSON Commercial, Tri-I-li-Y, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Com- RicHARo swfuerz mittee. RICHARD TOVEN Commercial, Varsity R Club, Football. RICHARD E. VANDERVORT Commercial, Yearbook Committee, Typist of ab- sentee lists. REBECCA M. SYPHRIT 'D 6:1 K JOYCE ANN THOMPSON RICHARD TOVEN RICHARD E. VANDERVORT 26 MARLENE E. VIZZA DONNA WAYLAND SENIORS Commerciol, Mixed Chorus, Moioreife, Counry Chor- us, Senior Trio. DONNA WAYLAND Generol Commerciol, Mixed Chorus, Religious In- struction. RALPH WAYLAND Commerciol, Chorus. BILL WELLS Commerciol, Foofboll, Shop. ETHEL ANN WHITAKER Clossicol, French ll Club. 27 RALPH WAYLAND BILL WELLS ETHEL ANN WHITAKER EDITORIAL STAFF: Dale Clontz, Dick Swartz, Becky Syphrit, Janie Fusco, Olivia Honadle, Miss Violet Ellis. THE CHAMPION STAFF This year the yearbook stall was composed of three editors, two business managers, an editorial committee, and a business committee. Jane Fusco was the editor. She, with her two assistants, Olivia Honadle and Becky Syphrit, supervised the work of the committees and made decisions relative to the book. Becky Syphrit was the literary editor, and it was her iob to plan and prepare all copy for the printer. She was assisted by the literary staff and three typists. Dale Clontz and Dick Swartz were the business managers, Dale supervised the sale ot advertising while Dick managed the sale of subscriptions. These two had the help of the business committee. The editorial stall and the committees wish to thank lvliss Violet Ellis who was our faculty advisor. 28 BUSINESS COMMITTEE, SEATED: Joyce Toveri, Rufh Ann Lindsay, Becky Syphril, RUII1 Siewort, Olivia Honodle, Dole Clonfz STANDING: Gilbert Walk, Dick Vondervori, Louis Bogocki, Dick Sworiz, Jim Frank. YEARBOOK COMMITTEES LITERARY COMMITTEE, SEATED: Ruby Spronkle, Joyce Thompson, Donna Mulhollon, Koy Edelblute, Becky Syphrif. STANDING: Elverc Ghezzi, Neol Ishmon, Jim Smith, Kent Putnam, Rim Kirkwood, 29 43 pn ,fry it H' ., QQ 'ly' tg '21 x D l 1 I .1-5. SENIORS IN ACTION Pictured above and on tlte page opposite are seniors in some typical situations. First above is the GIRLS TRIO cornpasercl of Ruth Ann Lindsay, Marlene Vizza, Kay Edellolute, and their teacher Mrs. Moore, Next is the BOYS QUARTET. ln order they are, Bob Doutlwit, Tom Dinger, Bob Bulwite, and Gilbert Walk. The bottam picture is of the ASSEMBLY USHERS. 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'1 1f.q.v,1.,A ,'1'Z?.,ff'+' , - 'Wa-. -, -Cf ' 'fm -w -. , fe,F,:421s- 74' .4-H' AN r '5 .,, 93945, Nrw. nw J' xf r H am ' V' 5 'J' 2 ' ..... -1 x..f,!F'55ii'PW,. as W. V Nw ' wa.-m. 3-M' 1 -, . , 3 .. ' 'Piff.lfA ff?-dw i ,qv i igs 'P I . 1' A , . . 1- REYNOLDSVILLE AGRICULTURIST MEET At a recent meeting of the Paradise Grange, Pres- ident Robert Douthit released the statistics for the past year. The herd of Willis Strouse had the highest rating for butterfat for the Tri-County area. Bob Buhite claimed second place. At the same time it was made public that Don Fye and Arnold Snyder are leading the local Farmers Baseball League. MEDAL RECEIVED Maior Dale Clontz was the recipient of the Medal for Distinguished Service at a ceremony held May I6 in Australia. Maior Clontz has completed his ninth year in the Air Force. Other notables present at the service were: Lieutenants Art Siple and James Smith of the Army, Ensigns Jack Armagost, Tom Dee- gan, Norm Guthrie, and Rich Toven. Capt. Clyde Marshall of the Foreign Legion had planned to at- tend, but pressing business detained him in Africa. MEDICAL CONVENTION Doctors Vandivort, Means, Shaginaw, and Pharm- icist Tom Dinger attended a convention at Pancoost University at which some of the latest discoveries in medicine were discussed. Louie Bogacki reported that Kay Edelblute and Olivia Honadle, former local nurses, have had great success with a new cavity-prevention gum. Ruth Ann Lindsay, Head Nurse of the Sandy Valley Hospital, also attended. SUGAR HILL FAIR Featured at the Sugar Hill Fair will be Ron Jones and Bill Wells, two of America's outstanding motorcycl- ists. June l and 2. CLOSING HOURS The local stores have agreed on the closing hours for the summer months. Stores will be open only in the mornings in order that managers and employees will have time for golfing and fishing. This informa- tion comes from local merchants Jim Frank and Rich- ard Swartz. PROMOTION ANNOUNCED According to a publication of the Mitchell Roman Coal Co. Neal Ishman has been promoted to Vice- President. This promotion came after Mr. lshman's discovery of a method to convert ashes into sturdy building blocks. This method will reduce the cost considerably from the present type of concrete block. P. T. A. MEETING The following teachers presented the program for the final meeting of the school year: Becky Syphrit, Ruby Sprankle, Carol Rhodes, and Donna Mulhollan. Mothers from the class of i956 served on the social committee. Many of these mothers will be remem- bered by their classmates as the former Leilani Gul- ish, Elvera Ghezzi, Lillian McPherson, Peggy Miller, Margaret Pendleton, Minnie Armagost, Martha Siv- erling, Janet Smith, and Donna Wayland. HOT ROD RACES Pennsylvania representatives to the California Hot Rod Racers Association were Ralph Wayland, Jack Straitwell, Lloyd Lucas, and Henry Keagle. Ralph placed first in the finals. Jack and Lloyd were both defeated by California drivers. Henry received hon- orable mention for his mechanical ability. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Lost: A caboose from the Floyd Edwards Transit Line. This was lost on a recent run from Paradise to Wis- haw. Finder may claim commuter's ticket if willing to shovel coal. REPORTER SECRETARIES CONVENTION Several local secretaries represented our town at the Convention for Secretaries in Chicago. Connie Manco, secretary to Mr. Simpkins ot the Tri-County Insurance Company, presented the keynote address Friday morning. Her subiect was Hints to Beginning Secretaries and a film was used to demonstrate her talk. Others who attended from this area were Sally Deemer, Rita Kirkwood, Patty Sostakowski, and Joyce Thompson. HILES ELECTED Louis Hiles, graduate of the class of '56, received notice last week of his election to the presidency of the Junior Chamber ot Commerce of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Hiles was praised at a testimonial dinner for his initiative in promoting business ideas for Cleveland. He received special recognition for his work in the elimination of the parking problem. PERSONALS Jane Fusco and Teena Fusco have returned to Phil- adelphia after a brief visit at their homes in Rey- noldsville. Both Jane and Teena are employed as medical technicians in that city. Nancy Fye and Judy Stumph have returned to New York where they are employed by the Powers Model Agency. Nancy Smith, local shopper for Gimbel's spent Thursday in Pittsburgh. Rebecca Gricks has returned to Reynoldsville after addressing the Convention for Christianity in Chi- cago. Her subject was A Pilgrim Looks at Today's Temptations. Yvonne Aaron, local Union Representative for the Bell Telephone, is attending a conference in Atlantic City. Tony Nairn has returned to New Orleans where he is employed by the City Council. Tony is in charge of the Mardi Gras Festivities. Earl Long, a member of the San Francisco Develop- ment Commission, left by iet yesterday for his home in San Francisco. FOR SALE WANTED SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES CLASSIFIED The Marlene Vizza Floral Shoppe. Reason for sale, owner moving from town. Call OL 3-2717. Experienced secretary. Must be neat and discreet. Inquire at the Robert Q. Polito Funeral Home. Kent Chamberlain Putnam, Attorney-at- Law. If you are desperate, Putnam can get you off the hook. Eat at the Pleasant Valley Smorgasboard. Owned and operated by Dick Vander- vort. Lee Kessler and Allan Durnell Experts at local and long distance moving. FRONT ROW: Olivia Honadle, Sam Vandivort, Miss Violet Ellis, Dale Clontz, Teena Fusco. SECOND ROW: Gene Means, Ron Jones Dick Vanclervort, Tony Nairn. BACK ROW: Becky Syphrit, Louis Hiles, Kay Edelblute, Nancy Fye, Judy Stumpf, Connie Manco, Senior Play, ' RESERVE TWO FOR MURDER 'll2cisci've Two for Murder, the play presented by the senior class on April titth and sixth, was prob iilily the most unusual ever presented in our school. Tlin play began in the ordinary manner, but before hve minutes elapsed, Ron Jones lJohn Randalll was shot by someone in the audience. Detectives Dale Clontz and Sam Vandivort lMike Kennedy and Sam Lee immediately set about solving the crime with the not too able assistance of Patrolman Louis lliles Schultz. Soon everyone on stage and several spectators were involved. included were actresses Teena Fusco Helen Smitln and Olivia Honadle lNaomi Edwardsl as well as Gene Means lDr. Edwardsl writer Tony Nairn lvan Stranger, and beautician Becky Syphrit lMartha Gregoryl, Not above suspi rion were theater manager Dick Vandervort lWilliam Russelll and usher Judy Stumpt lSally Lynchl. Act ing innocent, but very guilty, was art patron Kay Edelblute lMrs. Thurston-Allenl, Comedy was pro viclfvcl luy liousnwile Connie Manco and daughter Nancy Fye who played the parts of Mrs. lngletritz and Eloise Assistants and extras included Neal lshrnan, Jim Frank, Casey Putnum, Jane Fusco, Ruth Ann Lindsay Nancy Smith, and Marliene Vizza. The director was Miss Violet M. Ellis. fl-i VOTE PorJUm p 6 CLASS PRESIDENT U0 UNDERCLA i QW FK! ,fir 4 fm fi nn., O nd! vt. 1 rv H., A N Af? PH' ip' 'su 3, 7 ' I , - . ' W N.-6 ef! F is 'QI 'X 0 0 if lvf-' iw ' , T ,O l , I.- ,gw ' if ,. , . ,W 'J 'Ki 3' . . fb? -tv I ' kfu A v 'lt' W, 321:23 'Et 1iz,:,,w:' muh: .T ms. ' v- 7 40- sg 1 V ,,,.. C 2, ...M ra , . - i .fi- x A T I A 45, an gg l . ,X A - ll s Q ' 3 P- - L ,ff X T' ff , 5- V , K I I 5 it fix W . . ' 7 iifgggqlfg ' ' -I , Q 's. rg. 1. Iii. - M I 4- Q ,Q I .J ,1 , 'Sn ' - . 1? v 3 L. as Q Y ,V -' 1 -I' r 1. A l 4 A - N' nrwg' Fifi' . A E I-,,,i ' ' if' ,jo . O X ,IA la y , 3. VAV mn ' 3 . V , V, 3, , A , .5 :Z: ' r ' if 'I A 5 is FIRST ROW: Tony Aclcxms, Chuck Allrson, Charlene Berqurst, Parx Biggie, Sandy Borden, Robert Bowman, Floyd Broochey, SECOND ROW: Mruloriv Broscrous, Rohr-rt Cclllolwcm, Cherie Carlino, Carol Robc-vt Dmrttnt, Jurnf-s Edwards, Jerry Ellvnberger, George Gray, Bull Cnrfrjr vv', Bob Grnlmrre, Dune Hrmcs, Sylvan Horrn, nie Kssnlf-r, Tlvooclow Krngslry, Edward Kle-bacha, Stephen Clark, Patti Clontz, Joye Crawford, Bonnie Deemer. THIRD ROW: Mary Douthit, Gilga, Jerry Gordon, Judy Gordon. FOURTH ROW: Frances Grosso, Andrew Gary Hughes. FIFTH ROW: Belle Huntington, Andrea lshman, Dora Keagle, Jen- Kutoloski. fth ' .,,, I , I W S ' f I Yagi at rx: 'S , I Ti I' , Qs' ' M ' 2' ' -x I I 2 , 12. I: . ' . E, . a wa V ,, 1.5:-QQ V I .9 fr ' . ' F' 2.- I. W, M af . , 4 1 L -- ' ., 1-I L ' 2 K J S ' f 5123 I if F lb 'Q S, I v 9' ' I D 'gr 'A 'Y I 2' ' i M- K W - A! 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FOURTH ROW: Joyce Spuck, Diane Stahlman, Ruth Stewart, Nancy Sweka, Kathryn Swigonski, Janet Thompson, Melvin Uplinger. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Verona, Lois Walls, Addie Wells, Eleanor Wildauer, Ruth Witherow, Janice Yohe, Rita Zelman. 37 wi ,- iv p vm GK' c,,v1,.A li i 4 fi' -Q-2 4-' ' '3 :Q l- J.. 0 .' f if 5 My . .3 4 23. ,I , , J ,, I , A tl l. FQ, 'pg 'I 4 .C-' fl ' .ga 'W , ' . - A ' , 5, r X '-f,,-5 ,J l i Q gn ' W. I. 'xx , i ,, , K f ' X i 4 -- - 57 K n I lm., lf f . A , . N ,- , loaf 4 '4 I Q 'I 0 Us V X u W I F 'I it 1--9 , fig., , . ' ,INN-'f, -.xvbvp 'iV,, ' -4 lk 'Y la. .1 .V : N 1, is ' U' J ...lu A vs- V Vs' i , , 'F Y 'vu 1 A' L, ' ,: T 1: w ..' ' H 'il '32 '11 -- .4Qf,'., ' 4 ' -ff Q P' - A, 'N' , ., 3, -J X' XXX 'li' - EL - 41' Ivb Tl ,. Af., L 'v ni ' lv gs ,257 ifgp , ' 5 ' ,.x. L, ,E Q , v 'i J f ' f R, s , J K fix fi Q A3 'U' i 5 . 0.4 r ' 'Y' 5 l -Q. 11. 'P 9 T ii' D- 'ii SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Dail Allison, Ricks-y Askey, Joan Bake-well Leonard Bliss, Joan Bogacki, Gary Borden, Mary Bowlby. SECOND ROW: Frances liiucltsy, Fstlif-r Biiliite, Joycf- Burkett, Pauline Burkett, Paul Campanini, Sallye Davis, Elizabeth Deegan. THIRD ROW: Barbara Deemer, Janet Diiiyf-r lltitiy Diiiniill, Bill Engle, Joanna Fox, Richard Ghezzi, Robert Guthrie, FOURTH ROW: John Haines, Kathleen Hannah, .loan Hiles, William Hilifu Ella Mac Johnson, Laura Kiriwood, Patricia Klender. FIFTH ROW: Connie Knisely, Kenneth Larimer, Patty Leiberton, Gerald London, Louisa Manco, Patricia Masisak. 38 ff. ' . - .i fyrv-mv: --vvfpv 'rg--ww - .G Un- ---- - i -v--i-vp-.w-.-1- A ti ve- , W S 3 Www! Q if .ef 1 1 ,V Sign -A K n if L ga aw il V5 iw - Q A, t , i , I . ev- ,- x 0-1 if' 'ex I, g, 4 14' 'A' ' W' MI s 6 ss 2 GP' AT ,gg- Q , t,- Q, K' ei' , . .1 v i 2 WHS Weis wry X f ,h . iw,-M 2 ,Ji A ,gy tiny K .. .- X o' ,brit ? 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FOURTH ROW: Bernadine Savoia, Marie Savoia, Tom Shaller, Bonnie Siple, Miles Siverling, Robert Sos- takowslci, Royce Sprague, Dorothy Swan, FIFTH ROW: Jacqueline Swanson, Donald Tapper, Alyce Terlinski, James Thompson, Ray- mond Thompson, Donna Torrell, Frances Torrell, Jere Toven. SIXTH ROW: Charles Uplinger, Leslie Waggett, Fred Warnick, Richard Witherow, Franklin Wolfgang, John Wolfgang, Irma Yohe. , 3 5 'A Q. 'v -.- I M.. 1 l C t kwa! , n W ,. , pg v .Q - pi ,. , W, W .f gy' ,. C W J F ,D nails: 45 ,laws .1 ,Ai SJ' 4, S xx gif, lll'-Aft -r . I 1-x i K f - M 8. fe - ,'-I .f ff -.-.f +- -' - . - ' I 5,1 ,V vi... : s 'A 'L gil. K - 4:-at t if Lp- - -I i , ' :u- ilt - 5- , I , ' F . N r Qc I 1 QE, -si. L at 4 U , 5' is Y' as 'il' ll-' V 4' V' I kk . Q' ' ' I 2, ' ' ' '-'-'l ' ,T I 'W' -A - ?: ? 1 1 f 'Z . milf yn iff , W J lx. , - L i lg U 5 A A V' Q, ,Vg . qw, Q I Q f- L 5 fell' qfqrv I ,. , - . ' lyi' , - .. , ,, A he li tr'-A I : , s . .mf ' -' , , U' e -' 5 -J ' a v-I T, 'Q 4 ' , 4-A C? 7 H H.:-.I A it 1 1 ,I l: -ff-A I, ff E- A er . , 'A r - 342 .M , ' gm' ,tr V' ' , ie V , I it 'l - 'da 'ev' l ' H ll -X 'I A, - 1 A- 1 E I r - -vff A . TA i n ., I 'D ,Q ,g ..l, 5: ,y ,qv 5, y 1- of 4,21-,M.g:.,J 1 ' ,, l wx .. . 'ny 4- V.. Q , x -v -v- :' -. 7 N 17 Na+' we' ' v - I- H ,, , , , ww , - 4 I veit' R V fmt-' - l Q ,V 5 ' Q M,-, b W 5.. I .- Q ' I n I. 'A M' ff! li' 1.5: xml! Is. xl - ' - lf ' . I' u fx . .4 ' 74 .Z , , -ix :A X M' M O 4 v 9- l . ' ' 4 V lt v M , A nh I - - . . .u- qi, 'I , Q1 . , ' ' V 11 4 ' ' l s- 'x v 'll ' tl ii I ' WN' v V .I :X ,I I Qin 1 ,J P . X X L I-K -,.. -,ff ,L,.1 ,, J EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Velma Adamson, Patsy Alderton, Cynthia Alsbaugh, Harvey Bailey, Susan Bently, Allen Bowser, Harold Brochey, Rich- ard Butson, 'Fhomas Calvert. SECOND ROW: Mary Canton, James Carney, Joyce Chapman, Donna Cochran, James Cochran, .lone Cramer, Harold Cribbs, Richard DePew, Mariorie Douthit. THIRD ROW: Betty Evans, Mary Feicht, Patricia Foradori, Dixie Fye, John Fye, Terry Fye, Wilham Gearhart, Bernadine Ghezzi, William Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Paulette Harmon, Alon Henry, Dixie Henry, Sandra Himes, Calvin Horm, James Howlett, Beverly Hughes, Don Jones, Frances Jones. FIFTH ROW: Alton Kelley, James Klebacha, Lisa Lawrence, Judith Lingenfelter, Mary Lingenfelter, Thomas McGranor, Mary McKee, Linda Marshall, Richard Masisak. SIXTH ROW: James Meme, John Murray, Beverly Parker, Howard Pifer, James Rafterty, Eugene Roush, Sally Schuckers, Leon Senecal, Jim Shag- inaw. SEVENTH ROW: Donald Siple, James Siple, Arden Smith, Betty Snyder, George Sprague, Janet Sprague, Howard Sprankle, Joyce Stahlman, Charles Stitt. 42 y I ' . n M ' 1 A , .1 X ,V, ' nf ,V K rv . it A 5 N! Qi ' 1 ri' Tl R f'i, I A fu- s I I , .. , it x' I - W.. :Sas 1 tt. 24 if 1 -I ' Q s 'A fry' I V V, I S M ll if I g'W' ll I -v-h ' 'r , ,,:-,,,,.' f- I , m ' 1 I I Y 4 A K 'A ww? x g .f? FF.yAi, -.1 f In , ., , 4' v I I 1 f' 2 an ' 1' J, A 1 . 4 ,ww ,, 1 in i s in J ,J , sys, PM K, X' M is -qt l EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Stumpf, Jane Swab, Thomas Swartz, Richard Tapper, Robert Thompson, Judith Torretti, Ron Roy Toven, Albert Vitko, Thomas Wells. SECOND ROW: Mary Zahoransky, Frank Zelman. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Ben Aaron, Beverly Aaron, Betty Adamson, Max Battaglia, Patty Berquist. SECOND ROW: Bill Binney, Gail Bordon, Diane Bracken, Allan Brocious, Jim Butson, Peggy Clontz, Dennis Dankesreiter, Allan DeLarme, Joyce Dillman. THIRD ROW: Jerry Edwards, John Evans, Betty Fye, Tom Fye, Helen Gibson, Jim Gibson, David Golla, Susan Gordon, Errol Gould. FOURTH ROW: Richard Gregor, Birdie Gricks, Bill Gricks, Carol Gunns, Phyllis Guthrie, Jean Hammond, John Harmon, Melva Harmon, George Hartless. . . ' . ILL , L' fl Jil 8' B I Ml Q . ' 11,1 -nd ,-1 ' , , if . .s - I aww, - f' wig 1 A i I it A f. ' K' A - .tail V, l f , s ,I 'i I 1 , I , W'w:f' , 55 , I ,-'i I 'il l e . - I . -+ ' -- - - i : ,.-. :iw-' f '+I I -..,,f: I s if V' ' I I A ' L Rf I A L s f X V, - ,lg g W - , 1- 2, , 'if - I A j f I .-1 f'-xg: - F ix S i ' 'I , 'V , 'I' A- 1, - ii ma. . I ,. - H ,. R 5 V V - , T2 W V Q , Qlv I X ' I ' at V y, I IU ,N ! I g itlyg M y I , in li 1, A V I has A Q F td My A ' - . 'A' aw., - so 'l, iw 1' 5 A . 'I 4 'Q' ff . I 1 I A K I l' js- , ' i n f. ?,, . ' ' N. I we ' -: , . I g s I It ' J' I AA if K 1 .YW 43 fx: ci ass, gif lazy B' V.. ,ny 941 9,7 A ' in ,, - , U A ' ' i 2 ,. . ev - i, N , j ' V 2 L L V' . -Q ' aa. -6 ,. we lf- Q.-w,-s. wi-1--'i A, L. Xqis i.. ' :gy .xy 4 T . K ,, i v Q , I x -. . 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FOURTH ROW: Eugene Meneifi, Gary James Philips, Rodger Ploiner, Theodore Polito, FIFTH ROW: Barbara Beverly Horm, John Hunter, Jim Huntington, Geiie Irvine, Jim lshman. Paul S. King, David Kirkwood, Charles Klebacha, David Klender, Mona Eugene Lingenfelfer, Edwin London, Eleanor Main, Nancy Masisak, Jo- Miller, Floyd Murray, Alton Myers, Eugene Pegneirer, Douglas Pierce, RaFleriy, Myra Rea, Mariorie Reed, Michael Reed, Richard Reed, Wil- liam Rideouf, Larry Rinaldi, Linda Sovoia, Richard Senior. SIXTH ROW: Eryetto Shalier, Penny Siple, Thomas Siple, Allen Skinner, Laura Lou Smoil, Gerald Smavhers, Molly Smith, Eafheldo Snyder, Faye Snyder. SEVENTH ROW: MOflOfie Siiff, Nancy Swab, Joan Thompson, Thomas Torrell, James Uplinger, Phyllis Vandervorf, Kay Ann Williams, Patricia Wolfe, Dick Wolfgang. 44 , ,kr Ali ATHLETICS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Lew Waggert, Jack Himes, Perry Ishmon, Don Reed, Gary Knisely, Fred Warnick, John Haines BACK ROW: Mr Clarke. Ed Klebaclia, Mike Skelwan, Ha-'old Siple, Charles Kirk, Jim Thompson, Mr. Warcl. DATE Dc-c D06 Dr-c Di.-c Dc-c .lun Jun Jun Jun Jon JG TT. Jon. Jan. Jon. Feb. Feb. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD TEAM Punxsutuwney Redlsunk Valley DuBois PUICIXHSU Linc- Llnion Joint Munson Cvulf-I' Cuiwcmville Bvcrkwriy Summenrvillc Bvzlcly Twp Sandy Recllucmk Valley Sykesville Brady Twp. Curwensville Brockway PLACE RWHS-OPP. H I1 - 48 H 28 - 34 H I4 - 69 H I3 - 52 A 17 - 24 H 26 - 44 H 26 - 28 IA I9 - 43 IAI 21 - 33 IH: 35 - 28 IHW 19 - 46 CHI I8 - 21 IAI 26 - 45 KAI 42 - 34 IAJ I2 - 34 IHT I7 - 28 Fel: IO Fell, I4 Feb. I7 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Feb. 28 Mar. 8 DATE Jan. 13 Jan. 20 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Feb. 7 Feb. I4 Feb. 21 Feb, 28 Summerville IH1 25 - 56 Union Joint IHI 16 - 30 Sandy TAT 25 - 54 Purchase Line IAI 17 - 44 Sykesville IHI 26 - 53 Marion Center IH1 I9 - 61 Seniors CHI 30 - 23 JUNIOR HIGH RECORD TEAM PLACE RWHS - OPP. Sykesville IAJ 21 - 18 DuBoise IAJ 29 - 17 Brockway IAI 28 - 23 Sandy IA1 21 - 22 DuBois IHI 34 ' I3 Sandy IH1 24 - 26 DuBois IH1 28 - I6 Brockway QHI 33 - 22 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: Don Siple, Jim Cochran, Tom Wells, Allen Henry, Mr. Putnam. SECOND ROW: Jim Gib- son, Edwin London, Tom Lyons, Gene Pegnetter. VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: Mr. Clarke, Darl Allison, Chuck Allison, Pudge Guthrie, Jim Nelson, Gary Hughes Mr Word BACK ROW: Clair Mowery, Joyce Toven lscore keeperD, Mr. Putnam, Tim Shindledecker, Tom Shaffer. DAT Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan, Jon. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. E Mar. VARSITY RECORD TEAM Faculty Punxsutawney Redband Valley DuBois Purchase Line Union Joint Alumni Marion Center Curwensville CCD Brockway CCD Summerville CCD Brady Twp. Sandy KCD Redbank Valley Sykesville KCD Brady Twp. Curwensville CCD Brockway CCD Summerville QCD Union Joint Sandy ICD Purchase Line Sykesville CCD Marion Center Underclassmen PLACE RWHS OPP. CHD 50 36 KHD 33 73 lHD 64 58 KHD 30 59 CHD 37 70 CAD 4l 55 CHD 56 50 lHD 5l 49 KHD 38 40 QAD 35 43 lAD 40 53 KHD 58 32 KHD 47 53 lHD 53 54 CAD 27 73 CAD 6l 44 lAD 40 44 CHD 25 36 CHD 46 67 CHD 46 65 TAD 45 62 CAD 35 53 KHD 47 l02 QHD 29 72 lHD l08 23 Total l 150 l376 Average Points per game l46D l55D QCD denotes Conference 47 as. 35' an vm 44. 1-:1 for s-asf 35 Q S- ,595 KNEELING: Joyce Burkett, Connie Manco. STANDING: Lois Walls, Kathy Hannah, Judy Gordon, .lane Fusco, Frances Brochey, Carol Clark, Teena Fusco, Mrs. Sweka. CHEERLEADERS SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Yea! Team! Hold That Line Yes, you have heard these familiar yells from our cheerleaders. Our group is made up ot three seniors, three iuniors, and three sophomores. This year we have tried to do our iob to the best ot our ability. With the help ot the student body it is our iob to lead our team to vic- tory. During the summer months we participated in several money making protects so that we would be able to purchase new uniforms. The cheerleaders' advisor, Mrs. Sweka, is to be complimented on her fine work and patience she has had with our group. We pay tribute to our three seniors who are leaving us. May the Hne leadership be carried on. l 4 S JUNICJR HIGH CHEERLEADERS All girls and boys in iunior high school are eligible to try out tor positions as cheerleaders. interested pupils meet with the present cheerleaders and Miss Marvin for a training period ot two to three weeks. At the end ot that time eliminations are held to decrease the size ot the group. Then tor an additional two or three weeks these students work hard tor the tlnal eliminations. The teachers make the tTnal se- lections. The cheerleaders try with all ot their might to keep the spirit ot the team and student body at top form. FRONT: Susan Bantly, Joyce Chapman, Aaron McClure, Helen Fye, Frances Jones, Beryl Pifer, BACK: Mary Canton, Miss Mary Marvin, Carol Denni son. 'T ,M A Q 49 3 -Q pw --.-4 5 rt?- .gi 1!24':..aff-5'1W N Mrk I xrsg' Q 'F r3k..f:quq.ig.. 'v-:nuff ...gf vs. , '. f ,ii , J' 756 . V' ' ':2,,,.,, as 94, . 1. : or-: - fi, al 4. 'fu ' mi WJ AM' 2:1 Y WK!! 0 .s 'fi' N! .. g -. 121, 'if' Y: A 197' fb 1' 5 A .4-si 4--.2 ' - fvigr 1' L, :nfl U' TOP ROW: Rich Toven, Tom Deegan, Earl Long, Ted Kingsley. SECOND ROW: Gene Means, Andy Gary, Bill Wells, Chuck Allison, Pudge Gulhrie. FOURTH ROW: Sam Vandivorl, Kent Pu 50 Dan Gordon, Cliff Martin, Jerry Gordon. 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Ax f A yi:-X, .-V4 ' ' '1 7' A' lr L 'flLz - I 4.4-Q, . 41 Q 5, 4, M1 l NW? l . TOP ROW: Darl Allison, John Moore, Jim Nelson, Ken Rafferty, Tim Shindledecker. SECOND ROW: Gary Borden, Jim Buzzard, Paul Campanini, Bill Engle, Jack Lichvclrcik. THIRD ROW: Ar? Smith, Tony Alvefro, Don Bryan, Ron Dankesreiler, Ray Engle, John Haines. FOURTH ROW: Perry lshmon, Dick Pegnetler, Don Reed, Tom Vizza, Len Waile, Fred Warnick. 51 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPION Q: -S59 SEATED: Mickey Reed, Rich Toven, Earl Long, Bill Wells, Gene Means, Norm Guthrie, Casey Putman, Sam Vandivort, Tom Deegan, Jim Frank, SECOND ROW: Coach Clarke, Darl Allison, Gary Bordon, Dan Gordon, Jerry Gordon, Chuck Allison, Ken Rafferty, Andy Gray, Clift Martin, Ted Kingsley. Coach Malacarne. THIRD ROW: Art Smith, Jon Moore, Bob Bowman, Tom Vizza, Paul Campanini, Tim Shindledecker, Jim Nelson, Bill Engle, Jerry Ellenberger, Don Bryan. FOURTH ROW: Don Reed, John Haines, Dick Pegnetter, Jim Bussard, Len Waite, Perry lshman, Ray Engle, Ron Dankesreiter, Jack Lichvarcik. FIFTH ROW: Dewey Gray, Manager, Melvin Uplinger, Manager, William DeHart, Faculty Athletic Manager, Fred Warnick, Tony Alvetro, John Ward, Assistant Coach, Francis Bracken IAssistantCoach1, Bill Gibson, Manager. VARSITY RECORD Date School Place R-W 0 September 10 Purchase Line H 13- 6 September 16 Redbank Valley H 13- 0 September 24 Saint .Ioseph's A 27- 0 October I Sykesville A 0- 0 October 7 Union Joint A 7- 6 October 14 Clarion H 18- 6 October 21 Brockway H 26- 7 October 28 Patton H 7-26 November 4 Brookville H 33- 7 November ll Moshannon Valley H 6-I4 180-72 Won 7 Lost 2 Tied 1 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Date School Place R-W 0 September 19 Brockway H 0-22 September 26 DuBois A 7-39 October 5 Brookville H 0-12 October 10 Clarion H 13-13 October 17 Brockway A O-13 October 24 Punxsutawney H 0-45 20-144 Lost 5 Tied l 52 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL September 15 September 20 September 27 October 3 October 10 October 26 FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD Brockway H DuBois H Brookville H Brockway A Sykesville A Punxsutawney A 36-17 13-18 18-0 0 -7 13-7 7 -7 win loss win loss win tie FRONT ROW: Ronald Danksreiter, Raymond Engle, Donald Bryan, Fred Warnick, Donald Reed, Tom Vizza, Leonard Waite Perry Ishman Richard lshman. SECOND ROW: Larry Rinaldi, James Cochran, Dennis Danksreiter, Bob Sostakowski, Dave Garofalo, Tom Wells George Kleabcha Jack Deible, Don Siple, Lloyd Murray. THIRD ROW: Bob Kutoloski, Richard Masisak, Gene Pegnetter, Don Siple, Don Jones, Richard Rinaldi Richard Kessler Dick Deemer, James Howlett. FOURTH ROW: Coach Harry Clarke, Coach John Ward, Richard Lichvarcik, James Phillips, Michael Reed Leon Senecal Coach Francis Bracken, Coach Guido Malacarne. 53 1'-'V John Ward, Harry Clarke, Guido Malacarne, Francis Bracken. R.W.H.S. COACHING STAFF The rising interest that the students and townspeople have shown toward sports can be attributed to the champion- ship teams that have been produced by our football coaching staff. Mr. Clarke and his assistants, Mr. Malacarne, Mr. Bracken, and Mr. Ward, have a record of three championship teams in the past four years. Mr. Clake has done an excellent job in promoting good clean football. Mr. Malacarne can be iustly proud of his work in building a strong forward wall. Mr. Bracken and Mr. Ward deserve much credit for their work with iunior high team. Teaching fundamentals to the beginners requires a great deal of patience and stamina. In addition to his duties as football assistant, Mr. Ward is head basketball coach. 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Bailey L Guthrie S Horrn J Gordon V. Howlett, M Liedle, A Doon, J A Borden, C Clark, C Carlino. SECOND ROW: M Broscius, F McDonald, D. Himes,.I Palaggo E. Roush, D. Keaqle, B Deemer,F Orassa. R Witherow L Walls E. Wildouer, S. Cochran, M. Douthit. THIRD ROW: R. Zelrnan, S. Garofolo B Schuckers, R. Stewart, J YoI1e,A lshman, P Mancuso, J McGreevey, B Huntington, P. Clontz, B. Roush, S. Borden. FOURTH ROW1T McClure, S. Kutolaski, C. Martin, G Hughes, E. Klebacha, W. Robertson J Moore, K. Rafferty, J. Nelson, C. Walk, A Wells. BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT ROW. P. Mosisak M. Bowlby, J Drayer, C. Tabonr-, L K:rkwood,J Sprankle, C Knisely, J. Burkett, E. Buhite R DeRalph, C. Berquist SECOND ROW: D. Stahlman, P Burkett, H Mottern, P Ober, P. Lenberton, J. Hiles, A. Spronkle. J. Bogaclci, K. Armagost, L. Manco, B. Deemer, T. Vietz. THIRD ROW: J Toven, K. Sheetz, P. Verona, K Swigonski, R. Murone, B Sweka, J. Bakewell, J. McKee, J. Reese, N. Sweka, D. Tapper. FOURTH ROW: K. Hannah, S. Davis, J Spuck, L. Pierce, F. Brochey, B. Callahan, S. Waite, D. Sprague, S. Scott, P. Klender. FIFTH ROW: A. Gray, D. Allison, J. Gordon, P. Sprague, C. Alli- son, J. Ellenberger, K. Thompkins, F. Sesti, T. Shindeldecker. BOYS CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Bob Buhite, Gilbert Walk, Jack Straitwell, Tom Dinger, Willis Strouse, Art Siple, Earl Long, Jim Frank, Bob Douthit. SECOND ROW: Parks Biggie, .lack McMillen, Ken Rafferty, Darrell Allison, Frank Sesti, Paul Sprague, ClifT Martin, Tim Shindeldecker. BACK ROW: Bill Wyant, Charles Walk, Chuck Allison, .lim Nelson, Karl Khalil. COUNTY CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Jane Reese, Ruth Ann Lindsay, Marlene Vizza, Sylvia Harm, Andrea lshrnan, Nancy Sweka, Samantha Scott, Lois Walls, .lean Ann Borden. BACK ROW: Gilbert Walk, Bob Buhite, Darrell Allison, Willis Strouse, Chuck Allison, Tom Dinger, Bob Douthit, Jim Nelson, VOCAL GRCUPS Music in our school has more participants than any other activity as can be seen by the size of the Mixed Chorus on the opposite page and the two groups on this page. In addition to these groups we have a Senior Girls Trio and a Senior Boys Quartet. Their pictures can be found in the senior section. Tim Shindeldecker 57 3 K ......v..L ,......, A...-L 31 as 'lt G19 REYNOLDSVILLE WINSLOW BAND TOP PICTURE, FRONT ROW: Jean Ann Borden, Patty Darnell, Ruth Stewart, Bernadine Ghezzi, Joanna Fox, Mr. Ryder. SECOND ROW: Tom Dinger, Olivia Honodle, TOP: Joan McGreevey, Dick Swartz. BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT ROW: Norman RaITerly, Addison Wells, Tom Evans, Sam Miller, Tom McClure. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Deemer, Tony Nairn. TOP: Ron Jones. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP PICTURE, FRONT ROW: James Meme, Dora Keagle, Janet Sprague, Sally Waite, Marlene Dickey, Jack Himes, Janet Smith, Patty Foradore SECOND ROW: Peter Horm, Nancy Sweka, Joan Bakewell, Nancy Smith. TOP: Lynn Pierce, Sylvia Horm. CENTER PICTURE, FRONT ROW: John Wolfgang, Don Hollis, Dick Depew, Bob Callahan, Kay Ann Williams. SECOND ROW: Allen Skinner, Belva Sweka, Joye Crawford, Francis Smith. TOP: Joe King, BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT ROW: Paul Miller, Bob Douthit, Jack Syphrit, Bob Douthit ljuniorl, Rick Askey, Don Gregor. TOP: Albert Matthews, Floyd Edwards. 58 'wud 59 x .04 in , Q-in FRONT ROW: Janice Yohe, Mrs. Reba Smith, Patty Mancuso, Joyce Toven, Kay Edelblute, Yvonne Aaron, Kathryn Swigonski, Phoebe Ober. SEC OND ROW: Diane Slahlman, Marlene Vizza, Ruth Ann Lindsay, Gay Lee Bryan. TOP ROW: Charlene Berquist. MAJORETTES The maiorettes have had a full schedule this year marching for the ten football games and various other parades. Under the able supervision of Mrs. E. Walker Smith, they planned their half-time routines which were very pleasing to the spectators. Two new maiorettes were added this year. They were Kathryn Swigonski and Joyce Toven. Four ofthe maiorettes, Yvonne Aaron, Kay Edelblute, Ruth Ann Lindsay, and Marlene Vizza will be graduated in the spring. The group will miss these girls. G0 ,Q Addie Wells, Paul Miller, Richard Swartz, Jean Ann Borden, Mary Lou Douthit, and Sylvia Horm. Jean Ann Borden Pianist THE DOWNBEATS The Downbeats, our high school dance band, is just a new feature of our school life. It has been called on to play for many of the school dances this year. The dance band has made possible many more dances than was possible before because the clubs coulcln't afford a union band. The Downbeats consist of Mary Lou Douthit, on trum- pet, Sylvia Horm on clarinet, Richard Swartz on tenor saxophone, Paul Miller on trombone, Catherine Scheetz on piano, and Addie Wells on the drums. The dance band has been very well received by all the students attending the dances. The dance band has an array of old and new songs, pollcas and iitterbugs. The Downbea'rs have brought much pleasure to the stu- dent body ot R,W.H.S. 61 if fi- ws , Q i ff f 'f if ii. v K? 1 BARKER STAFF, SEATED: Becky Syphrit, Olivia Honadle, Jane Fusco, Mr. Herbert Milligan. STANDING: Connie Manco, Dale Clontz. THE BARKER Our school newspaper is an example to us in school of freedom ofthe press. The paper not only gives us a chance to learn of all the latest happenings, but also to make suggestions which may help our school. We have tried this year to make our paper better in many ways. In addition to increased volume, students have been encouraged to write articles. The additional student work has improved our Barker. BARKER REPORTERS, SEATED: Beverly Horn, Jon Roy Toven, Andrea lshman, Gene Means, Rulll Slewflfl, MV- MllllQGf1, Ted NGll'n Kathy Hannah. STANDING: Belva Sweka, Nancy Ross, Betsy Durnell, Bill Gearhart, Mike Skehan. .l. v X, E Y S' 4 i 62 or O we , JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, Our Gal Sal -TOP ROW: Carol Clark, Sol: Floyd Brochey, Glenn Vondyneg Andrea lshman, Mrs. Vandyne. SECOND ROW Diane Stohlman, Allison Vondynep Gary Hughes, Policemang Barbarbc Schuckers, Nell Yardley. THIRD ROW: Patty Mancuso, Dagmorp Steve Kutoloski Business Manp Toni Vietz, Daisy. BOTTOM ROW: Parks Biggie cmd Cliff Martin, stage managersp Jerry Gordon distributing tickets: Miss Violet Ellis director. 63 91 FRENCH ll CLUB, STANDING: Dick Swartz, Kay Edelblute, Carol Rhodes, Mrs. Jane Hammond, STANDING: Ruth Ann Lindsay, Becky Syphrit, Art Siple, Ethel Whitaker, Donna Mulhollan. FRENCH CLUBS The two French Clubs are composed of the students in the French classes. The purpose is to promote on interest in France and its customs. This goal is reached through o study of France, French songs, and the reading of Lo Jeunesse, o French newspaper. Each year the French Clubs plon a field trip. This hos olwoys proved both entertaining and educational. FRENCH ll CLUB, FRONT ROW: Josephine Palagoo, Dixie Himes, Jean Ann Borden, Ruth Stewart, Andrea lshman, Phyllis Verona, Sally Garafola, Cherie Carlino, Kathryn Swigonski, Mrs, Hammond. SECOND ROW: Mary Sprague, Carol Clark, Verlene Howlett, Janet Thompson, Joye Crawford, Judy Gordon, Rita Zelman, Frances Grosso, Nancy Sweka. THIRD ROW: Donna Tapper, Samantha Scott, Marlene Bailey, Janice Yohe, Jenny Kes- slar, Esther Roush, Lois Walls, Sandra Borden, Eleanor Wildauer. TOP ROW: Gary Hughes, Jim Nelson, Jerry Ellenberger, Paul Sprague, Tom Hamaker. 64 I LATIN Il CLUB, SEATED: Ella Mae Johnson, Joan Bakewell, Mrs. Murray, Jackie Nichols. STANDING: Rosemary Murone, Belva Sweka, Kathy Hannah, Sallye Davis, Janie Reese. LATIN CLUBS The LATIN CLUBS are composed of the persons who are taking either first or second year Latin. The officers ofthe groups are: Domiria, Consul, Pro-consul, Scriba, and Quaestor. During the year several social activities take place such as the Christmas party and a skating party. Each group had a Latin Motto, such as that of Latin Il, Omnibus Placere Non Possumus, meaning We cannot please all. Both groups are grateful to their sponsor, Mrs. Murray, forthe many pleasant times they had and the help she gave them. LATIN I, FRONT ROW: Jackie Swanson, Coral Murray, Alice Terlinski, Donna Torrell, Frances Torrell, Patty Fusco, Nancy Emerick. SECOND ROW: Janet Murray, Penny Hess, Nancy Ross, Laura Kirkwood, Nancy Lingenfelter, Bonnie Siple, Potty Norris, THIRD ROW: Louise Brezinski, Bob Kutolo- ski, Marlene Dickey, Charles Kirk, Kathleen Lyons, Sam Shaffer, Mary Reed, Miles Siverling, G5 FRONT ROW: Mrs Ruth Johnson, Jean Ann Borden, Andrea Ishman, Nancy Fye, Becky Syphrit, Ruth Ann Lindsay, Kay Edelblute, Olivia Honadle, Ruth Stewart, Miss Myrtle Binney. TOP ROW: Ruby Spranlcle, Kathryn Murray, Janet Thompson, .ludy Gordon, Joye Crowford, Janet Smith, Joyce Thompson, Carol Rhodes, Margie Brocious. TRI-HI-Y PU RPOSE .... The purpose ofthe Tri-Hi-Y Club is: To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. PLATFORM .... The platform of the Tri-Hi-Y is clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. CODE. . . . To build a better world ready I must be, ln the place where life does find me, Holding fast yet pushing on, lnto glorious adventure, You and l and God. PRAYER .... We parise Thee, O God, for our Tri'Hi-Y girls and counsellors. For their desire to be of service in this world, We sefelf to build. May our love for all Thy creatures, May our spirit of adventure lead us only in the trails onre blazed by Thee. For this, give us thy help. AMEN titi Louise Manco, Sylvia Harm, Tom Vizza, Sam Vandivort, Rosemary Murone. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES It is the job ofthe assembly committees to plan and organize the assemblies forthe school year. Assemblies are alternated each Friday afternoon between iunior and senior high schools. Most of the programs this year were ofthe student participation type, although a few were guest programs. The willingness ofthe student body to participate made our year a success. JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE, SEATED: Cynthia Alsbaugh, Judy Lingentelter, Frances Jones, Miss Ellis, Dan Siple. STANDING: Terry Fye, Jane Swab. G7 SENIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE, FRONT ROW: Aaron McClure, Louise Brezinski, Chuck Allison, Miss Violet Ellis, Nancy Fye. STANDING: THE SCHOOL PATROL X94 l ,wx .sw A 1 X' H FRONT ROW: Errol Gould, James Hendry, Richard Gregor, William Keagle, William Knisely, Jim Butson, Paul King, John Hunter, Terry Fye, David Kirkwood. SECOND ROW: Tom wells, George Sprague, Tom McGranor, David Klender, Howard Sprankle, Benny Aaron, Max Battaglia, Bill Gricks, Jim Gibson. THlRD ROW: Gary Miller, Gene Pegnetter, Allan Skinner, Frank Zelman, Don Siple, Dick Tapper, Larry Rinaldi, Jimmy Manco, FOURTH ROW: Albert Vitko, Leon Senecal, Tom Swartz, Allan Brocious, Alton Myers, Edwin London, Eugene Mennetti, Ted Nairn, FlFTH ROW: James Meme, Jim Rafferty, Dennis Dankesreiter, Jim Cochran, Mr. Clyde Burkhouse, Alan Henery, Gene Lingenfelter, Charles Klebacha, Jim Hunt- ington. The patrol boys' duty is to take first graders to the crossing, check carefully to see that -the way is clear, and then permit the children to cross. A patrol boy must be alert, able to accept the responsibility of his iob, and realize that the safety of each child who crosses the street lies in his hands. Our patrol boys have done an excellent iob this year in promoting the safety of our smaller children. 68 'T Us in gg 'alta I www ' 'U 4' MPN r 9-'11 A N, FIRST ROW: Missy McClure, Carol Rhodes, Floyd Brochey and Toni Vietz, Margaret Pendelton, Neil lshmon and Sam Vandivort. 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