Rice Avenue High School - Unitas Yearbook (Girard, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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Donna Grimshaw Art Chairman . . .................. . . Carol Heckman Informal Snapshots Chairman ........... . . . George Adams UNITAS STAFF FIRST ROW: J. Hazen, S. Gilbert, J. Hotchkiss, P. Fall, T. Woitovich, G. Fish, R. Katzeman, K. Steadman, N. Halstead, J. Manly, SECOND ROW: P. Coates, P. Godfrey, G. Angerer, A. Breining, G. Godfrey, J. Heckman, L. Orr, C. Heckman, C. Daggett, S. Beatty, J. Graham, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: N. Wurst, D. Grimshaw, S. Klien, N. M. Kephart, L. Houck, R. Riley, S. Morgan, S. Ball, A. Boyer, A. Lafine, R. Broda, J. Gruzosky, M. F., Lininger. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hixson, B. Einfeldt, J. Carlson, B. Dawson, G. Adams, J. Cook, J. Rexford, B. Youschak, S. Lasher, N. Andrews, E. Grove, B. Benedick. FOREWORD Your days in high school will undoubtedly prove to be some of the happiest of your life. 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We, the Class of 1955, will be the last class to graduate from the unexpanded halls of Union. We hereby leave this book in memory of the Union High we knew and loved. DEDICATIU In appreciation of his loyal services as a leader, teacher a.nd friend through our high school years at Union a.nd in grateful acknowledg- ment of his help and guidance as our class advisor for three years, we, the class of 1955, dedicate this edition of the Unitas to Thomas V. Come. AUWGRAPHS OUR SIN CERE THANKS Although we, the Unitas Staff of 1955, have spent much time and effort preparing this book for publication, we know it would have been impossible without the aid and co-operation of many other persons. Our sincere thanks to: Mr. A. L. Shurnaker lVIr. Frank Foye Inter-Collegiate Press Advertisers Patrons Mrs. Rhea Frantz We would especially like to show our sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr. Marshall Hixson, our faculty advisor, who assisted and supervised the Unitas Staff. Due to his tireless efforts and excellent guidance, we feel that much of the success of this yearbook should be attributed to him. AUTUGRAPHS QCUIZ 5? ? K -ff ,if I I I 4 To the class of 1955: It is with extreme pleasure that I offer my sincere congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1955. As you are venturing along the high- way of life, please remember there isn't any map which shows the road to success. You have to make it yourself. llwc-X94 OL' X Supervising Principal To the class of 1955: It is indeed a pleasure to have this op- portunity to congratulate you upon your achievements while students at RiceAv- enue Union High School. Yours has been a good class--one which we have enjoyed greatly and one which will be sorely missed. Now you are about to take your places in the adult world as the alumni of Union High School. It is our fondest hope that you will always consider this as your schoo1 and that the lessons you have learned her will serve- you well in the years ahead. Your lives are before you--live in such a way that you bring credit to yourselves, your parents, your school, and your coxmtry. Best wishes to each of you and may success and good fortune be yours. jiffglafyfltalj xx nn1 '-' l y,v,,,..-.--ff Mrs. L. Mershon, Mr. J. Katzeman, Mr. P. Joslin, Mr. D. Grimshaw, Mr. F. Nason, Mr. S. Riley, Mr. F. Kreitler, Mr. F. Evans, fAbsent, Mr. L. Prindle.D 6 I .- -Q Mrs. L. Mershon Sonya Long School Board Secretary School Secretary M. EUGENIA O'BRIEN B, S. Mercyhurst College Commercial RICHARD H. MURRAY B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education Social Studies ADAM HRYNOWICH B. S. California State Teachers College General Shop BEVERLY GRENZ B. S. University of Southern California Physical Education Social Studies' SUSAN N. KREIDER B. S. Mercyhurst College Home Economics ALBERT ORRIS B. S. Clarion State Teachers College Driver- Training ROBERT G. MORRIS B. Education Duquesne University M. A. Western Reserve University Science, Guidance RICHARD W. LAWSON B. S. Clarion State Teachers College Library THOMAS V. COME B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College Math, Science RHEA M. FRANTZ B. A. Susquehanna University M. A. Columbia University Languages JULIA M. NAGLE A. B. Penn State University English, History RUSSELL M. WOOD B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College Math, Social Studies MARSHALL W. HIXSON B. S. Clarion State Teachers College Math EVELYN B. HUMPHREY B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Commercial A. ELIZABETH DUFF A. B. Grove City College English, Social Studies DONALD A. KUNTZ B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Music N Harry Scott Jack White Gladys A. Baxter Custodian Custodian School Nurse St. Vincent School of Nursing, R. N. W , ,W M ' - H ,,. resbmen karma -A if!! i fe-f , , . 4,5-15.2-3 -g ws Q., -1. 1, 5 -. itz: FIRST ROW: D. Long, L. Morehouse, B. Nason, M. Marsh, E. McMahon, C. Sch- midt, N. Malone, P. Nicholson, J. Platz. SECOND ROW: W. McCam.man, V. Poul- son, N. Shaffer, J. McKay, E.McCracken, B. Rhinehart, N. Smith, Mrs. Nagle, Mr. Morris. THIRD ROW: G. Steinle, P. Rexford, D. Sydow, G. McClellan, D. Redding, D, Kib- ler, D. Meeker, C. Sumner, J. Platz, E. Miller. FOURTH ROW: J. Stuart, R. Klein, D. Shope, D. Steadman, B. Powell, J .Morgan, R. Stevens, P, McDonald, J. Kelly, L. Platz, R. Klemm. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . Barry Harbaugh Vice-President . . . . . Bob Johnson Secretary . . . . . Susan Anthony Treasurer . . . . Linda Covey FIRST ROW: J. Bochert, L. Carder, M. Blystone, L. Covey, B.Harbaugh, R. John- son, S. Anthony, J. Daggett, P. Filegar. SECOND ROW: E. Kellerman, J. Case, J. Case, M. Endres, A. Waller, C. Jef- fords, D. Hammond, J. Hollingsworth, R. Davis. THIRD ROW: P. Everett, N. Baldwin, M. Harmon, E. Doolittle, L. Hossman, R. Beatty, M. Ca.rnpbell, P. Deane, S. Beck, D, Baxter, P, Brady. FOURTH ROW: D. Sisson, T. Morton, R. Godfrey, H. Ebner, N. Harmon, G. Dom- browski, M. Goff, L. Fuller, Mrs. Nagle, Mr. Morris. FIFTH ROW: J. Graham, R. Keffer, J. Cornell, J. Branch, D. DuMars, M. Felege, J. Cross, P. Chvany. Anthony, Susan-Friendly with everyone. Baldwin, Nancy-Jerry's girl! Baxter, Donald-A little guy with a big heart. Beck, Sara-Always on the go! Blystone, Margaret-Gets along with all. Borland, Richart-A regular He-Man! Brady, Patty-Our comical side kick. Branch, James-Likes all the girls. Bochart, Joanna-Has a nice personality. Campbell, Mary Lee-Goofy over Goff. Carder, Loretta-A yodelin' school girl! Case, Joyce-Neat! Case, June-The Marrying kind. Chvany, Peter-Little Czar! Cornell, Jerry-Nice things don't always come in small packages. Covey, Linda-A Liberace to come. Cross, Joe-A buddy to everyone. Daggett, Joanne-Bound and determined. Davis, Richard-Oh gee whiz!! Deane, Patty-Very quiet! Dombrowski, Gene-Wow! That crazy lass! Doolittle, Elinor-Real classy lass! DuMars, Donald-A future professor. Ebner, Harold-Swell kid. Eisenhuth, Ruby-Short and snappy! Endres, Mat-Silent but smart. Everett, Phil-A little devil! Felege, Michael-Successful farmer. Filegar, Pat-Butch's girl. Fuller, Larry-Valentino the third. Godfrey, Richard-Favorite s u bj e c t s Girls , Goff, Miles-An electrified genius. Graham, Ja.mes-Tall, dark, and handsome. Hammond, Dale-Likes to tease the girls. Harbaugh. Barry-How many sisters can you have? Harmon, Mildred-A well dressed girl. Harmon, Ned-Enjoys driving. Hollingsworth, J ohn-Political squabbler of Room 102. Hossman, Linda-Angel with Horns! Jefford, Charles-Clear the runway! Johnson, Robert-ls a real success on his accordian. Keffer, Robert-What a man with a drum! Keith, Robert-Red-headed playboy from Lexington Road. Kellerman, Evelyn-Crazy over gum! Kelly, J ames-Chemistry whiz I! Kibler, David-Lots of fun!!! Klein, Robert-Quiet in English class. Klemm, Rnnie-Funny guy. Malone, Nancy - Personality and intell- igence. Marsh, Maida-A music lover. McCam.man-That crazy giggle. McClellan, Gordon-Look at the black wavy hair. McDonald, Percy-Our algebra unknown quantity. McKay, Judy-Always prepared for class. McMahon, Ellen-A very cute redhead. Meeker, David-Oh, that laugh!!! Miller, Ehner-A hunting we will go. Morehouse, Linda-Sta-later, will you? Morgan, J im-Always telling a story. Morton, Tom-Jabberwocky. Nason, Barbara-Her interest lives on Chestnut Street. Nicholson, Pat-Humor in skirts!!!! Platz, Joyce-Quiet, but oh! THOSE sup- pressed desires. Platz, Larry-Deer hunter of the fresh- men class. Platz, James-Always the first one in Eng- lish class. Powell, Bill-He and his horse are very close. Poulson, Virginia-Has a cute little giggle. Redding, David-Neat dresser! Rexford, Paul-Very small and very nice. Rhinehart, Betty-Always ready, that's our Betty. Schmidt, Carol-Isn't she sweet? Shaffer, Naomi-Very quiet a.nd polite. Shope, David-Nice looking. Sisson, David-Always eating. Smith, Nellie-Cute gal! Steadman, Dale-Muskrat hater!!!! Steinle, Garry-Oh, can he talkll.. Stevens, Ronald-Is real gone on the trumpet. Stuart, J ack-Devilish type. Sumner, Charles-Quiet, a ball player. Sydow, Bradley-Non-wizard at algebra. Waller, Albert-Ready, willing, able. Weaver, Gertrude-Has a smile for every- one. A 'I'0GRAPH Jbplvomoref X R X V 7 X ix f m ix Q X V. I s 4295 ',-22'-WEE' ' Q .. Mo! Q N, 4f-- 1 ' lf- vm ? j, ' A m l it 59 J rf ft K- f i J ' 15 E xp-NJ ,J lf ff! I 'I ANL . I I W b l can H1141 ! SKY Wag NZ g ,f , L' V. m .IL l '--f ii f Jff k 22 ...- -'S' aff- 1 if - 5-,J-i,x,..' ' l l 5 -Q--ie 'f2 4:1 of-fZ4 .?f'5 m ummm Hvielki 41' 157:51 1 Y- 'Q Nigga LF FIRST ROW: N. Curran, C. Edwards, J. Holliday, C. Miller, B. Edwards, D. Woitovich, E. Knepp, F. Hrinda. SECOND ROW: R. Dunn, A.L. Gossman, B. Kelch, M. Blystone, P. Jones, B. Callahan, S. Champagne, M. Fiesler, N. Crowl. THIRD ROW: B. Lucas,J.Fourspring,C. Greenleaf, J. King, R. Barron, R. Foye, G. Antolik, J. Grunden, L. Bateman, H. Lippert. FOURTH ROW: D. Joslin, J. Holliday, B. Kibler, R. Baxter, G. Gilbert, J. Bowen, D. Kratzke, J. Holland, J. Hull, G. Golden, R. Goodwin. President . . . . . . . Bill Edwards Vice-President . . . . . Jack Holliday Secretary ..... . . Charles Miller Treasurer . . . . . Dan Woitovich FIRST ROW: R. Sabo, A. Nearhoaf, J. Skeel, R. Miller, N. Morton, L. Waite, C. Lewis, A. Weyeneth. SECOND ROW: B. Payne, S. Walls, S. Rimos, L. Zaloznik, C. Miller, J. Man- ross, L. Marrale, J. Logan, T. Schultz. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kreider, R. Han- zelka, B. Angerer, D. Yerskey, L. Ritchie, R. McKay, J. Hazer, M. Fish, J. Nagle, R. Kinney, L. Daugherty, Mr. Murray. FOURTH ROW: J. Adams, B. Benedik, K. Lesko, B. Korb, M. Astor, R.Angerer, D. Lowry, M. Christiansen, K. Roberts. Adams, Joe-Mrs. O'Brien's favorite. Angerer, Bill-An English fan. Angerer, Bob- Why '? Antolik, Gloria-Future homemaker. Astor, Michael-Always willing to help. Barron, Roberta-Very intelligent and lots of fun. Bateman, Laura-Cute and shy, that's our Laura ! , ,L 361.7 TI: ,y-.3 V Baxter, Robert-Always a friend. Benedik, Robert-Our best auctioneer. Blystone, Marjorie-Nice to everyone. Bowen, John-Shot happy sportsman. Callahan, Betty-A delightful blonde. Christionsen, Myron-A good sport. Curran, Nancy-Nice kid. Champagne, Susan- S for smart- C for cute. Crowl, Nancy-Going steady. Daugherty, Larry-What a devil. Dunn, Ruth-A friend to everyone, she's one of Union's peppy cheerleaders. Edwards, Carole-A very studious gal! Edwards, Bill-Allie Lou's favorite. Feisler, Marian-How did you get your nickname? Fish, Merritt-Are you still in trouble with the teachers? Fourspring, Judy-Quiet but nice, a friend indeed. Foye, Rebecca-Very Studious. Gilbert, George-Teasing, talkative lad, a regular devil. Golden, George-Leave it to George! Goodwin, Richard-Any farmer's friend. Gossman, Allie Lou-A sweet girl. Greenleaf, Carol-Cute, quiet, nice, She's Jerry's. Grunden, JoAnne-Nice kid, Bob would say um-boy. Hanzelka, Robert-Fighting little soph! Hazer, Jack-Happy-go-lucky lad! Holland, James-Says he belongs to Y- Teens. Holliday, J ack-Intellectual type. Holliday, Robert-Athletic and studious. Hrinda, Frances-Fran has a nice person- ality and a smile for everyone. Hull, Jim-What a dancer!! Jones, Pat-Future homemaker! Joslin, Nancy-Leader of the giggling gang. Joslin, Dick-He likes homework. Kelch, Barbara-A model for all girls to follow. Kibler, Bill-A shy, red-head, usually in trouble. King, J earme-Dyna.mite in a small package. Kinney, Robert-Small boy with a small car. Knepp, Elizabeth-Dan's girl: sweet and charming. Korb, Bruce-Always has something to say. Kratzke, David-Very smart and friendly. Lesko, Kenneth-Says he doesn't car much for school or girls. Lewis, Carol-A quiet red-head. Lippert, Helen-Always friendly, always quiet. Logan, Janice-The boys' choice. Lowry, Daryl-Enjoys hot rodding in his car. Lucas, Barbara-Neal little number with a nice personality. Mansfield, Richard-Silent guy. Mancross, Janet-Always smiling and dreaming of Don. Marrale, Leola-Quiet and studious with a smile always. Miller, Charles-Very studious. Miller, Jeanne-Friendly to all and very intelligent. Miller, Rachel-A cute peppy girl. Morton, Nancy-Taken by a Sr. Mosier, Russell-Just waits for 3:21, to come everyday. Nagle, John-Brain unlimited. Payne. Bette Lou-Quiet and sweet, and always working. Rimos, Sonya-Most talkative in the Soph. class. Ritchie, Larry-Has quite a vocabulary. Roberts, Kenneth-Too bad girls! He's going steady. Sabo, Rose Marie-She'll pass that driver test yet. Shultz, Tom-Nice things come in small packages. Shaffer, Ruth-Hasn't too much to say, but is very nice in her quiet way. Skeel, Joy-They call her Blushes . Waite, Luella-Always seen seldom heard. Weyeneth, Audrey-One of Union's small- est and cutest!! Woitovich, Dan-A good athlete and also interested in the cheerleaders. Yerskey, Dick-A devil with snappy brown eyes. Zaloznik, Louise-A cheery chick. A 'l'0GRAPH f f W 'UNZOT' 9 GUAR 4 , 1 fl f' ff f ' - nf? f ff 1 2 ff in I Of fm' I I 'ff I N! iff! iv: f p 'Q-'!,f!' I .JI :gb , f , - ' ,W ff I Y f: F J X X 4 3 V! jj ffl H. 1 ff X mf : K fy' ',' Q31 f W V X fi' - if f 'N f g mc f 31 9 f !f Q X Mf j,f!x . X FV A e ll Qi iw ' vb-xi M' i is xi iX? 4 K i X ! hw xg fl s H X N ff j A 9 -A , J 4 V ,f X V I I6 I ' JI-I! 4 4N ! X 1 WJ W1 V ,aa ij, X .., . X X ,f 4 ,f 'f Xl! 7, 4 Nfl 1 1, ' ff' X Z ' X I ,Q X f X f Er ,ff ' 6 , f If Z f X , ' ff Yi , g I ,,f, f Xl, I V . n 0 ' ,f f if ff J V , X? M 1 1 if '-::'..Z.-- -11-rl fl j .. f,- . ,, , ,.-sr, ' 9' 1 if vf ft, ' 'if' 5,l-aff, L r yr ., .H . I- 'Win . Y ,f':'f:i1.'9f.., :., l.-Q-.rg Y. -35. 35, 355 ., F -W f FIRST ROW: M. Lewis, M. Weaver, T. Ignocheck, R. Sciabica, M. Daugherty, J. Cook, L. Steinle, B. Pustelak, A. John- son. B. Coon. SECOND ROW: L. Tome, R. Julio, B. Frost, G. Northrop, D. Rexford, E. Han- zelka, A. McCall, R. Weyeneth, G. Brown, J. Gimber. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hixon, S, Morgan, M. Cochran, A. Sydow, J. Winnie, P. Keller, P. McClure, C. Bostwick, S. McCamman, B. English, N. Godfrey, T. Blystone, H. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: J. Koch, G. Gido, D. Miller, D. Rogers, J. Kibler, R. Mc- Phaden, R. Buzzard, G. Koech, J. John- son, J. Hrinda, J. Dickey, R. Gloskey. FIFTH ROW: R. Martin, R. Stubbe, G. Kreger, J. Hewel, R. Murray, P. Dunn, T. Kuhn, J. Dickey, G. Gido, P. Case. CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . Bill Pustelak Vice-President . . . . Jerry Cook Secretary . . . . . Larry Stubbe Treasurer . . . . Linda Steinle FIRST ROW: M. Weaver, R. Stuart, B. Forbes, G. Junkin, R. Killian, E. Bate- man, P. Bible, P. Lance, A. Johnson, B. Kostrubanic. SECOND ROW: N. Marrale, L. Poulson, R. Riley, V. DeMarco, J. Hilgendorf, Y. Talso, N. Wurst, J. Hossman, P. Cook, B. Cornell, T. Cornell, N. Halstead. THIRD ROW: R. Warner, D. Flowers, D. Gottschling, A. Yakulas, E. Robert- son, C. Veith, C. Porter, D. Andrews, B. Weyeneth, L. Baker, B. Bowen. FOURTH ROW: C. Schiemer, B. Max- son, B. Youschak, D. Hicks, G. Baldwin, J. Mucha, B. Smith, S. Andrews, J. John- SOIL Andrews, David-Often seen with Ruby. Andrews, Scott-Our handyman. Baker, Larry-An ace in sports. Baldwin, Gordon-Has a smile all the while. Bateman, Emma-Sooo quiet I !!! Bible, Pat-This gal has personality plus. Blystone, Thelma-The studius gal of the Junior Class. Bostwick, Connie-Her favorite club is Library Club. Bowen, Bob-Athletic star. Brown, George-Oh! That hair! Burger, Neil-Always in trouble. Buzzard, Richard- Buzzy is quite a drumrner! Case, Paul- Paul's fond of his girl. Cochran, Marilyn-Always full of pep. Cook, Jerry-A Qdearp hunter. Cook, Pat-Our cute blonde twirler. Coon, Barbara-She has a laugh woud be hard to match. Cornell, Terry-Always talking about Fair- view. Daugherty, Marilyn-Cute and petite. DeMarco, Virginia-She belongs to John. Dickey, Jim- Homecooking! Dickey, John-P1umber's aid. Dunn, Pat-A football star. English, Barbara-Barb likes to walk home from school. Flowers, Dennis-Censored???'?? Forbes. Barbara-She has a sweet smile for everyone. Frost, Bill-Bookworm. Gido, George N .-A grand football player. Gido, George G.-Always a friend. Gimber, John-A great sax player. Gloskey, Richard-Always se e n, never heard. Godfrey, Nancy-A peppy cheerleader. We are proud of her. Gottschling, Doug-Always in trouble, and seems to like it. Halstead, Neva-She has a winning smile and oh, those dimples .... Hanzelka, Ed-Next in kin to Chaney. Harbaugh, Dick-In football, has the All- stars made. Hewel, Jerry-Mr. Hotrod! I ! Hicks, Dennis-Digger! ! ! ! ! ! Hilgendorf, Joy-At present she is going steady with?????? Hossman, Joan-Oh, to have that converti- ble! ! ! ! ! Hrinda, Jack-Likes to tow cars. Ignocheck, Theresa-She likes to eat. Johnson, Audrey-Bill says, She's my girl , Johnson, James-The apple of many a girls eye. Julio, Richard-Always has a joke on hand. Junkin, Gayle-Always smiling, never sad. Keller, Pat-Slick chick!! Kibler, J ohn-lndustrious and studious. Killian, Rose-Rose is a librarian. Kidder, Bonnie-Often seen with Dick. Koch, Gerald-A quiet guy, he's quite fond of Carol. Kostrubanic, Barbara-Bob's shadow. Kreger, Gerald-Quite a pill. Kuhn, Tom-He makes school a riot. Lance, Pat-Happy-go-lucky. Lewis, Mary Jane-Nice and jolly. Marrale, Nancy-Quite a driver. Martin, Robert-Our boy manager. Maxson, Robert-Small, quiet, and brainy. McCall, Allen-He's quiet, but sometimes likes to get into trouble. McCa.mmon, Sally-She likes life and life likes her. McClure, Peggy-Will succeed in all she does. McPhaden, Roger-A comeback. Miller, David-Never without something to do. Morgan, Sally-Here's a gal who's a true friend to everyone. Mucha, Jack-He belongs to the A.A.A.? Murray, Rodney-Hotrod! ! Newberry, Dorothy-Dot is so sweet, so easy to get along with. Northrup, Gordon-Marilyn's able escort. Porter, Clyde-Hotchie's cousin. Poulson, Linda-A future secretary. Pustelak, Bill-Our class president and also Audrey's man. Resford, David-Always fixing his Ford. Riley, Rebecca-Oh! That Mr. Hixson! Robertson, Ellie-A very talented gal who will go far. Rogers, Dale-Other people have view- points too. Schiemer, Carl-Our future chef. Shope, Virginia-Why so quiet? It isn't the junior style. Smith, Bob-Radio repairman. Steinle, Linda-Just stay the way you are. Stubbe, Bob-Likes to play basketball. Stubbe, Larry-A good athlete and fun- ster . Stuart, Ruth-Always a friend. Sydow, Arlene-A vivacious girl with a smile for everyone. Talso, Yvonne-One of our peppy cheer- leaders. I Tome, Larry-Try to rememberg only one more year of high school. Veith, Caroline-A very athletic gal. Warner, Dick-Luke's usually seen hot- rodding around in his car. Weaver, Mary Lou-In a fog ? Weyeneth, Bob-Round, firm, and fully packed. Wilson, Helen-An avid fan of Shadeland. Winne, Joanne-Joanne seems to blush easily. Wurst, Marlene-Crazy about horses! Yakulis, Alex-Don't take girls so seri- ously. Youschak, Bill-Life of a party. Koech, Gary-New, but as far as we know nice. en for XX X 5 f if-7 X 2 .l MARK ADAMS Small in size, Big at heart, Always ready To give you a start. Hi-Y 2,3,43 gChorus 42 F.F.A. 1,2. GEORGE ADAMS George seems rather quiet, And often rather shy. We know he'1l be a success, In whatever he should try. Hi-Y 3,4g Unitas 45 Intramural Sports l,2,3. 1,2,3,43 Color Guard ALLEN AMIDON Here's to Al: A manager is he Of basketball and football. Too bad there isn't three! U-Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3.4: Manager of Basketball 2,3,4g Manager of Football NANCY JO ANDREWS Nancy was our Homecoming Queen. Gracious, popular, and very keen. Has lots of pep, with a real cute smile, She's fun to be with all the while. F.H.A. 43 F.T.A. 4g U.G.A. 1,2,3,43 F. B.L.A. 3,43 Y-Teens 3,4Q Newspaper 43 Chorus 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Majorettes 2, 3,43 Unitas 43 Prom Committee 33 Tap Club l. GLORIA ANGERER Cheerleader on the Varsity six, With many friends she does mix. Always lively, peppy, and gay, She's very sweet in every way. F.H.A. 43 F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 43 News- paper 3,43 Band 13 J.V. Cheerleader 2, Captain 33 Varsity Cheerleader 4g Unitas 43 Prom Committee 33 U.G.A. 2,3,4, Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 43 Tap Club 1. SALLY ANN BALL With a little dash of nonsense And a little shake of fun, Plus an earnestness in classrooms, Sally's career has well begun. F.H.A. 43 U.G.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 23 F.B.L.A. 3,4, President 3,43 Y-Teens 3,4j Newspaper 43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Band 1,23 Senior Class Play 43 Unitas 43 Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY BEATTY Shirley seems the quiet type 3 She's good at cooking and baking, You never hear our Shirley gripe, 'Cause she's preparing for homemaking. F.H.A. 3.4: U.G.A. 2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 35 Y-Teens 3,4, Newspaper 1,2,3,4g Unitas 43 Prom Committee 3. BARBARA BENEDIK Babs is this girl's name. As for dancing, she is always game, Always lively, always gay, This is Babs in every way. F.T.A. 2,3,4g U.G.A. 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,45 Library 1,2,3,4g Newspaper l,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,43 Prom Committee 35 Unitas JACK BRANCH President of our U-Club, Captain of our team, Not only is he handsome, But always on the beam! Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g U-Club 1,4, President 4, J.V. Basketball 1,2g Varsity Basketball 3,4, Captain 4, J.V. Football 1,25 Prom Committee 3 3 Intramural Sports 1. ANN BREINING Annie's always full of fun, There is no nicer gal, A real cute girl and witty too She makes a perfect pal. U.G.A. 1,2,3,4i F.B.L.A. 3,4g Y-Teens 3,45 Library 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Maj- orettes 2,3,4g Unitas 43 Prom Committee 3g Tap Club 1. ROSALIE BRODA To her friends she's known as Rosie. She's happy and she's gay. Soon she plans to be a nurse And take care of you someday. F.H.A. 4, Historian 4, F.T.A. 3,4g U.G.A. 2,3,4g Y-Teens 45 Library 2,3,4g News- paper 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Senior Class Play 43 Unitas 4. AR LENE BOYER Arlene came from Harborcreek And is liked by everyone. When you get to know her, She is really loads of fun! Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.T.A. 43 Y-Teens 3,4g Li- brary 3g Newspaper 4g Chorus 1,4g De- bate 4g Senior Class Play 4g Unitas 4 Latin Club 1. MICHAEL CHESKO Always jolly, always gay, For him life is a holiday. Always happy, never sad, Mischievous, but never bad! Hi-Y 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g J.V. Basket- ball lg Senior Class Play 4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JOHN CARLSON John is a fella With bright red hair. Some people think He has more than his share. Hi-Y 2,3,4g U-Club 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Band l,2,3,4g Senior Class Play Stage Crew 45 Unitas 45 Pep Band 2,3g IntramuralSports 2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Manager Bas- ketball 45 Manager Football 4. JAMES CHRISTIANSEN Jim is always rough and tough, At scheming, he's hard to bluff. He's pals with everyone you see, Jim's as friendly as can be! Hi-Y 3,4g Band l,2,3,43 J.V.Footbal12,33 Pep Band 3, Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g PATRICIA COATES Pat's cute And full of fun. Many a heart She has won. U.G.A. 1,2,3,45 F.B.L,A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Library 4, Secretary 45 Newspaper 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Unitas 45 Prom Com- mittee 3 . J AN ICE DAILY Her given name is Janice. By most she's called just Jan, Attractive and most popular And a member of our band. CAROLE DAGGETT Here's to Carole-- At Trig she's a whiz. She never has to worry, When she takes a quiz. F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 U.G.A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Library 35 Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 35 Tap Club 1. F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4, Social Chairman 35 U.G.A. 1,2,35 Y-Teens 3,45 Library 3,45 Newspaper 354, Assistant Editor 45 N.H,S. 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Unitas 45 Class Officer, Secretary 15 Pep Band 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Tap Club 15 District Chorus 3,45 District Band 3,4. ALBERT EDWARDS Abe came here from Millcreek, And is liked by everyone. He excels in almost everything, Especially lots of fun! Hi-Y 2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2,33 Rhythm Club 1 fMillcreekj3 Traffic Squad 35 Senior Class Play Stage Crew 4, Intramural Sports 3,4. WILLIAM DAWSON Bill is a witty lad, Who always likes to tease, But we are sure of one thing, He will always try to please. Hi-Y 1,2,3g Student Council lg Traffic Squad 25 Debate 2,3,4g Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT EINFELDT Bobby is a handsome lad, And President of om- class. He never cared much for the girls, But he always has a lass! Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g U-Club 3,45 N.H.S. 3,4g Chorus 43 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 1,23 J.V. Football 13 Varsity Football 3,45 Unitas 3,45 Class Officer, President l,2,3,4g Prom Committee 3. JOHN ENDRES Here's to Skinny, Satchel and Serdne, They're all one and the same Brilliant, talented, and witty, John Endres is his real name. F.T.A. 3,4, President 45 Hi-Y 3,4, Treas- urer 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Student Council 2,3, 45 President 45 District Band 1,3,45 Dis- trict Chorus 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Debate 253,45 Vice-President 3, President 45 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Pep Band 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Intramural Sports l,2,3 . GEORGE FISH Editor of Unitas President of clubs, Star of athletics And tops with all of us. 5, MARY PATRICIA FALL Patty is neat and tidy. She does good work, From Monday through Friday. F.H.A. 43 F.T.A. 3,45 U.G.A. 1.2,3,41 Y-Teens 3,45 Library 3,45 Newspaper 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Prom Com- mittee 3g Art Club 25 Tap Club l,2. Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 45 U-Club 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 District Band 1,25 District Chorus 1,2,35 Chorus l,2,3,4, President 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 3,45 J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3,45 Art Club 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Unitas, Assistant Editor 3, Edi- tor 4. BRUCE GETZ Chosen for the All- County Footba11Squad, For him the seniors will applaud, A reat ersonality all around E P - Someday he will be world renowned. F.F.A. 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 U-Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 J.V. Football 15 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Stage Crew 4. MILDRED FOLMER Millie is known For lending a hand. People like her Are scarce in our land. F.H.A. 3,45 U.G.A. l,2,35 Library 3,4 Newspaper 3,45 Unitas 4. SHIRLEY GILBERT Shirley is our quiet gal, With never much to say. A nicer girl could never be found, And we're sure she'll stay that way. U.G.A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Library 35 Newspaper 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3. GAYLE GODFREY Our peppy twirler, A pretty lass. A real asset To the senior class! F.H.A. 4, U.G.A. 1,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 3 Y-Teens 3,4g Library 2,3,4, Newspaper 3,43 Majorettes 2,3,4, Captain 3,4g Unitas 4g Prom Committee 35 Tap Club 2. RONALD GOSSMAN Ronnie is a little guy. They often call him Hunk . And often by his actions You can tell he isn't a punk. Hi-Y 2,3,4g Football 1,2g Prom Com- mittee 33 Manager of Basketball 23 In- tramural Sports 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA GODFREY If good things come in packages small, We're sure glad that Pat isn't tall. She is smiling and pleasant And always full of fun. U.G.A. 1,2,3, F.B.L.A. 3g Y-Teens 3,45 Library 3, Newspaper 2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Ba.nd 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 2,3 5 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3. JEANNE GRAHAM Pretty blue eyes, And a nice smile, That's our Jeanne All the while! Tri-Hi-Y 25 F.T.A. 45 U.G.A. 3,45 F. B.L.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 1,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Library 1,3,4, Reporter 45 News- paper 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3. DONNA GRIMSHAW Donna is a winsome lass, You'll all admit that she has class. Given tasks, she does them well, This is a gal who is really swell. U.G.A. 1,21 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Reporter 45 Y-Teens 3,4, Reporter 45 Newspaper 2, 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Band 2,35 Debate 2,3,45 Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 Unitas 45 Tap Club 15 Prom Committee 35 Chorus Pianist 1,2,3,4. EDWINNA GROVE She is new in our class, Not very big is this lass. She's a very pretty miss. Eddie's liked by all of us. Union: U.G.A. 3,4, Pt. Secretary 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Majorettes 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3. Waynes- burg: Newspaper 25 Band 1,25 Chorus 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Forensics 2. NANCY GRUZOSKY Nice things come in small packages, Is what they always say. Jean is sure proof of this. She's nice in every way. F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 3,4, Librarian 3, Sec- retary 41 U.G.A. l,2,3,4: F.B.L.A. 3,43 Y-Teens 3,45 Newspaper 45 Chorus 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Tap Club 15 Prom Committee 3. Janey is a friend to all And quiet as can be. F.T.A. 3,45 U.G.A. 1,2,3 234' Band l234' Seni Unitas 45 Prom Commit 1,2. JANE HAZE Library 3,45 Newspaper I I I i 3 .9 ! tt N Even though she isn't tall, She's always on the beam. ,45 Y-Teens 3,45 3,45 Chorus 1, or Class Play 45 ee 35 Tap Club FRANK HLIFKA Frank was our football star. With the ball, he went far. Real cute in every way, That's our Frank, every day. U-Club 2,3,45 J.V. Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Intra- mural Sports l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2. JANET HE CKMAN And here is Janet A friend to one and all. She is our head Cheerleader, And she's really on the ball. F.T.A. 3,4, U.G.A. l,2,3,4, 23 Y-Teens 3,4, Secretary 35 Student Council 2, District Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, retary 3, Prom Committee 3, Cross 2,35 Senior Class Play 4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, V. Cheerleader 3,4, Cap- tain 4, Unitas 3,4, Pep Band 1. CAROL HECKMAN Always peppy, always sweet, A smile for everyone she meets. Cheerleading, dancing, and all the rest, Is what you'll find her doing best. F.T.A. 3,45 U.G.A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Newspaper 2,3,4, Circulating Manager 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, N.H.S. 3,4, District Chorus 3,45 Student Council 3, Treasurer, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3, Prom Committee 35 Unitas 3,45 J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Senior Class Play 4, Pep Band 1, Class Vice-President 2, Tap Club 1, Treasurer N.H.S. 3,41 Chorus 3, Class Sec- Junior Red Art Club 2 . JANET HOTCHKISS Janet is a quiet girl. At piano she does well. At anything she decides to do We're sure she will excel!! F.H.A. 4, F.T.A. 3.4, U.G.A. 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Library 2, Newspaper 3,4, Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 1,45 Tap Club l,2, Unitas 4, Prom Committee 3. LOIS JEAN HOUCK Lois Jean is quite a pretty lass May be seen skipping class, Always peppy, always sweet, She has a smile for all she FHA 41 UGA 2,3,45 FBL . . . . . . . . .A. 3,4, Library 1,2,3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Majorettes 1,2,3,45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3 . MARY JOHNSON Mary is this charming gal. To everyone she is a pal. This winsome girl has hair of red, We all know she will get ahead. F.H.A. 3,4, Vice-President 45 U.G.A. 1, 2,3,45 Y-Teens 45 Chorus 3,45 Majorettes 2,35 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3 . II1e6tS. KENNETH JOHNSON Kenny is a riot, And he's not very quiet. When it comes to skipping school, Kenny is nobody's fool. Hi-Y 2,3,45 U-Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Football 1,25 Intramural Sports 1 PAUL JONES Good in French, His name is Paul, A studious classmate, And liked by all! F.B.L.A. 3,45 Band 15 Traffic Squad 1,354 mural Sports 2 . READ KATZEMAN Mr. Wadsworth in our school play, In school he's known as Read. In every thing this boy will do, He surely will succeed. F.T.A. 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Chaplain 2,3,45 U-Club 45 Student Council 15 District Band 3,45 District Chorus 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Pep Band 1 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 2,3, Vice-President 3, Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,45 J.V. Football 1,2 V. Football 3,4. NORA MAE KE PHART Always cheerful, Always gay, May she be successful, Everyday!! F.H.A. 4, Treasurerg U.G.A. 45 F.B.L. A. 3,45 Newspaper 45 Chorus 15 Band 1,25 Unitas 4. Senior Class Play Stage Crew 45 Intra- CHARLES KLEIN He's one grand fellow Inside and out, A friend we just ca.n't Do without. Hi-Y 2,3,45 U-Club 2,3,45 J.V.BaSketba11 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Football Man- a er 1 2 3' Intramural S orts 15 F.F.A. g 1 J 1 p 1,25 Basketball Manager 1,2. ALICE LAFINE A1ice's future Awaits without. Sure to be happy, Without a doubt. U'G'A-. 1:2:3n4f F.B.L.A. 3,452 Y'TeBI1S 3.4: Llbrary 3,43 Newspaper 3,45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY KLEIN Shirley is a pretty lass. She gets good marks in every class. She's brim full of vim and vigor, To help her friends, she is always eager. Fairview: Tri-Hi-Y 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 25 Hall Monitors-Treas- urer 35 Chorus 35 Drum Sf. Bugle Corps 1,25 Cheerleader 15 Majorettes 33 Prom Committee 35 U.G.A. 2,35 Girls' Basket- ball 2,35 Union: Y-Teens 45 Unitas 4. I SHIRLEY LASHER A friendly pal to all is she. A very fine girl she'll always be. Ready a helping hand to lend. That's Shirley, a true, kind friend. F.H.A. 3,4, Secretary 45 F.B-.L.A. 3,4, Secretary 3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Student Council 4, Secretaryg Unitas 43 Class Treasurer lg Prom Committee3. Tom has never been known to fluff In history 81 chemistry he knows his stuff And when you argue with this ole boy, you'll find you're not playing with a toy! Hi-Y 3,45 U-Club 3,43 Student Council 4g Traffic Squad 4g Prom Committee 3, Basketball Manager 3 g Football Manager t if A MARY FRANCIS LININGER Francis's cheerful all the time. She always wears a grin. The odds are two to nine, That she will always win. F.T.A. 3,4, Historian 45 U.G.A. 1,23 Y- Teens 3,4g Library 2,3,4, President 43 Newspaper 2,3,4, Circulating Managerg Junior Red Cross 2, Secretaryg Unitas 45 Senior Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3g Tap Club 1,2. JOAN MANLY President of our U.G.A. Tops in sports in every way, Always cheerful, always gay, That's our Joan, every day. F.T.A. 45 U.G.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Newspaper 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 45 Prom Committee 35 Art Club 15 Class Officer, Secretary 4. JOHN MCMILLEN Quiet and unassuming That's John's way. With his ability He'll be a success someday. Hi-Y 1,2,35 J.V. Football 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,25 F.F.A. 152. JOHN MCCLE LLAND Shots is what they call him, He has the finest voice That is the class's choice. Hi-Y 253,45 U-Club 3,45 District Band l,2,35 State Band 2,35 District Chorus 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 J.V. Foot- ball 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Intramural Sports 1. DONALD MEEDER Don is our muscle man, The last of Hallam's guys, In school he's sober and quiet, But really it's just a disguise. Hi-Y 2,3,4g J.V. Basketball 1,2, J.V. Football lg Intramural Sports 3,4. CARL MEEDER Carl has brawng He's also quite bright, The best at football, A good captain all right. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g U-Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3 4, Vice-President 4g Band 1,2,3,4g J.V Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,4 J.V. Football 1,2g Varsity Football 3,4 Captain 4, Unitas 4. RICHARD MILLER Here's one Richard, Whose name isn't Dick, To us he's just Mouse , We think he's pretty slick. Hi-Y 1,23 Traffic Squad 2,33 Varsity Basketball 4, Intramural Sports 1,2,3. PATRICIA MIT CHO Pat is a real swell girl, At dancing she's a whirl. At Home Ec. she is a whiz, And she could answer any quiz. F.H.A. 3,4, President 45 U.G.A. 45 Y- Teens 45 Chorus l,2,3g Prom Committee 3. JAMES REXFORD Jim is his name. He is smart as can be, He's a real swell kid As anyone can see. Hi-Y 45 Traffic Squad 1,2,3,43 Unitas 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. LOIS ORR Likes dramatics, Had lead in the senior play. Enjoys good music And just loves to ballet? F.T.A. 3,4g U.G.A. l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 3,4, President 45 Newspaper 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 3,4, Secretary 4g Senior Class Play 4g Unitas 43 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT RUSSIN Bob likes to hunt, When it's warm or cool. He'd rather do this Than go to school. Hi-Y 1,2g J.V. Football 1,2,3g Varsity Football 45 Intra.mura1 Sports 1,2,3. JACK ROBERTS Not too large of stature g He has plenty of wit. That's our Jack, He sure makes a hit. Student Council 2, Band 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 3,4. DALE SCOTT Everything about him, Seems perfectly complete, To see him is a pleasure, To know him is a treat. Hi-Y 2,3,4g J.V. Basketball 1,25 J.V. Football 15 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 3,4. CAROLE SKEEL Her nickname is Skel1y Her rating- -just grand. She's active in sports And a member of our band. U.G.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4g Y-Teens 3,4, Secretary 45 Newspaper 3,43 Band l,2,3,4. i JACK WALLER Jack doesn't like many classes, He knows more about a chassis. A nicer lad you cou1dn't find Although he's quiet, he's very kind. Hi-Y 3,45 Band l,2,3,43 Varsity Basket- ball 4g Pep Band 3. KATHERINE STEADMAN Peggy is a friendly lass. She is never late for class. In typing and shorthand she does well Everyone agrees that she is swell. F.T.A. 4g U.G.A. 1,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 3,4, Treasurer 3,4g Y-Teens 3,4g N.H.S. 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Unitas 4, Secretary-Treasurerg Pep Band 25 Prom Committee 35 Tap Club 1. THEODORE WOITOVICH Athlete and scholar, Artist as well, Whatever he does, He'l1 do it well. F.T.A. 4g Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 3, U- Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, N.H.S. 3,4, President 43 Student Council l,3, Vice- President 35 District Chorus 33 Chorus 1,2,3,4g J.V. Basketball l,2g V. Basket- ball 3,43 J.V. Football lg V. Football 2, 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Unitas 43 Class Secretary 2 . RICHARD WHEELER Here's to Buddy, A mischievous lad, When you get to know him, He really isn't bad! Traffic Squad 1,2. NANCY JEAN WURST Some kids think she's quiet, This cute girl in her teens. She always appears to be happy, Or at least that's how it seems. F.H.A. 4: U.G.A. 2,3.45 F.B.L.A. 3,4 Library 2,3g Newspaper 45 Chorus 4 Majorettes 2,3,4g Unitas 41 Tap Club 1 C1055 A Lffio Q55 , Jig? L Igksxlrf r K E' , , L ' J' :A vm my Niiiffy hi 1 -2 -1 r v ig: Q fl 0 I f 1' WEEK W51' X - ' Q Tsar '.1'1::g-I Q- - X. 1 'w Z 0 E' 1 - If ff, ' X ' 3 my 'R'- ,,,,. . I f1f f fn, ,,,,,,, , ,wavy ny 1 ,Q 7, I 'N' fi M W, N Vvx I f YN iN kb v X xx x X Q09 'W , h X xxxf xi 1, Y 1,-f2E'z ff Q9 4624? X , , , ,A M K I 1 ., Y' '11 dai gawk' Q : x . '1 1 I f f ff!! ffl- x I f H1 yy ff x W! X X I 1 f X f 1 X XXX W! , 1. .I I .i l N I1 7' ' wi X 5 1 N, . f , N V . X 5 I. X4 x X I , ' , Q N F NAME Adams, George Adams, Mark Amidon, Allen Andrews, Nancy Angerer, Gloria Ball, Sally Beatty, Shirley Benedik, Barbara Boyer, Arlene Branch, Jack Breining, Ann Broda, Rosalie Carlson, John Chesko, Michael Christiansen, Jim Coates, Pat Daggett, Carole Daily, Janice Dawson, Bill Edwards, Abe Einfeldt, Bob Endres, John Fall, Pat Fish, George Folmer, Mildred Getz, Bruce Gilbert, Shirley Godfrey, Gayle Godfrey, Pat Gossman, Ronald Graham, Jeanne Grimshaw, Donna Grove, Edwinna Gruzosky, Jean Hazen, Jane Heckrnan, Carol Heckman, Janet Hlifka, Frank Hotchkiss, Janet Houck, Lois Jean Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Mary Jones, Paul Katzeman, Read Kephart, Nora Mae Klein, Charles Klein, Shirley Lafine, Alice Lasher, Shirley CLASS PERSONALl'I'lE NICKNAME Pete llBunkyll llA1ll IIN-abnll Bubbles Butch Shirl Babs Frenchie Little Beetle Heinjo Rosie llRedU Little Chet Christie Twila ll H ..'fjj. 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Eddie Jeannie ..g,1'3,?w llJanlI Sealtest Horchy Blondie uspotn llJohx1nyll Jonesy Readie Maizie Charlie llshirlll llmpll llshirlll PET PEEVE School in general Lois Houck English tests The Junior Class Case Twins Fighting with Tom School in general Snobbish kids People who won't smile Patty Fall Teasers Physics class Bob Stubbe Shirley Beatty Kenny Johnson Betty Knepp Trig class Hillbilly music Chiefs Ronnie Gossman St Freshmen girls Bermuda shorts with- out a tennis racket Silly girls Hotshot Knee socks and Bermuda shorts Larry Daugherty Jim Dickey Marching in gym Fighting with Don Gym class Abe Edwards and his girl friends Sapphire Gordon Baldwin Health class Modern dancing Tinker Gilbert Late newspaper assignments Noisy kids in pep assembly Mousey Jack Roberts Doug Buzz and Mouse Tom Leroux Knee socks My fan club Francie Redheads Idle gossips Skirmy girls Assignments I can not do AM BI TION Be a millionaire Farming To be a C. P. A. Fly first jet to the moon To be a teacher Be Burt La.ncaster's right- hand man Trip down the aisle To get a job To be a missionary Navy Swim the English Channel Clean hypo needles at Hamot Own a store Hitchiking to Lake City Be a dragon slayer Be a private secretary for a handsome boss Get a B. S. Degree Go to college See the South Seas Be a good wife Own a fireplace and an easy chair Join the Waves Be a dentist Chemical Engineer Be a homemaker Be a farmer Be a secretary To be Mrs. Don Brandon Be a success Live to be 90-1l2 Bubble dancer Medical secretary To get up in the world Be a gym teacher Gain 15 lbs. and 2 in. Assistant to Norman Rock- well Airline stewardess Join the Marines Give hypos at Hamot Go to Spain Be U. S. President Regular member of Howdy Doody's peanut gallery Be a successful millionaire Direct an all girl band Go to Florida Go to college Live to be 100 Cigarette girl Get a good secretarial job NAME Leroux, Tom Lininger, Mary F. Manly, Joan McClelland, John McMillen, John Meeder, Carl Meeder, Don Miller, Richard Mitcho, Pat Orr, Lois Rexford, Jim Roberts, Jack Scott, Dale Skeel, Carole Steadman, Katherine Wheeler, Richard Woitovich, Ted Wurst, Nancy Jean NIC KNAME IIC D H IlFLaIill IIJOII Shots HMegll llspikell Dick Mouse Mitch Halo llJimll ? Scotty Skel1ey ::Peggy.: Buzzy llwapl Little One PET PEEVE Smart-alecs Sealtest Two-faced people Branch 8: Johnson Women Pat Fall Beetle Sealtest Read Katzeman Nancy Joslin and her giggling gang Crazy nicknames Hot Fords Women Show-offs Stuck-up-people Bowling score Last minute deadlines Joyce E l0R AUTUGRAPH AMBITION Own Tom's Teen Tavern Elementary teacher Be a gym teacher Be happy None Own night club in Florida Be U. S. 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X? 4- ANN BfCl'f7l.f7G f vi 5 I :rncn EOl5CRT5f:- , QuucTCs'T' P S v 'Y , 1 C C5 fe R3 ' 1 fin N ' U W V ig kj X q 35 J X X . ,, Q W M ! -v ' , 'V ,5IPlklcI16illz:if ' h rnzcn n.,,'.J..: .lb gli. I X X ., xg . C3 gl 'bmss ,, 0 I Clowns if ' 55 'XBEST DRGSSED' Q 1 S'-mv Bw ,lag f5 A4 Li FKWNK HUFKH tg 2' lx P - y. ' Huck' LHFINE me CHESKO J' L1 1 9 ' Chun , .f 5 ' T- V330 5' lfaw . LIICCL To . f 4 OV Suclce H osr rim-'nrEo 4 svcfl D ll'nNicE DAILY TED hJolrov1cH 1' V ' K . ZPHETTICST VIHRY IoHNSo:0 CARL VIFEDER D ' ' 'iisr ' V Loorirlli 7 Q54 HAIR. 'wx L: 'PHUL tones Lois IEAN Houck :romo mgClEu.nno A Ebmnvwn ellooc I ., AU'l'0GRAPHS SPRING CONCERT GN WINGS 0I SIING APRIL 29, 30, MAY I IN I SENl0R CLASS PL Y OUR MISS BROOKS On November 18th and 19th, 1954 the Senior Class presented its play, Our Miss Brooks , a three act comedy. The hardwork, ingenity, and patience displayed by our directors, Mr. Come and Mr. Morris, resulted in a play we think was one of the finest. The setting of the play was in the classroom of Miss Brooks in Girard, Penna., in the Spring time. The plot centered around the troubles Miss Brooks had trying to land a husband, direct a play, and keep peace with the school board and principal at the same time. No matter what ridiculous problems Miss Brooks was faced with she always managed to solve them. In our future years we believe that remembering our senior class play will give us much pleasure. We then, as well as now, will always remember the good times and many little difficulties we encountered producing this play, it was one of the most import- ant events of our senior year. CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Brooks, English teacher ..... . . Miss Finch, school librarian . . Hugo Longacre, athletic coach . . . Mr. Wadsworth, school principal . . . Miss Audubon, music teacher . . . Jane, girl in Ted's life .... . Rhonda, vain and selfish girl . . Ted, A basketball star . .... . Mrs. Allen, R1.onda's mother . . Elsie ........ ....... Elaine ................ Sylvia . . Doris . . Faith . . . Stanley . . Martin . . Marge . . .....LoisOrr . . Rosalie Broda . .Ted Woitovich . Read Katzeman . Carol Heckman . . . . . Sally Ball . . . Arlene Boyer . . . George Fish Mary F. Lininger . . . . Joan Manly . . Janet Heckman . Nancy Gruzosky . . Edwina Grove . Jeanne Graham . . Mickey Chesko . . . John Endres . . Mary Johnson Mary Johnson, Janet Heckman, MAKE-UP! !! Arlene Boyer, Goerge Fish, Sally Miss Duff and Ted Woitovich. Ball, and Lois Orr. CURTAIN TIME! ! ! ! BROOKS, I'M WARNING YOU! ! Mrs. Middenforf, Mary Johnson, Edwinna Grove, Read Katzeman, George Fish, and Arlene Boyer. Lois Orr, and George Fish. PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... John Carlson Stage Crew ..... . . . James Rexford Abe Edwards Paul Jones Ronald Gossman Business Manager . . .... Tom Leroux Assistant .... .... . . . Gloria Angerer Patricia Mitcho Gayle Godfrey Shirley Beatty Mildred Folmer Carole Daggett Janet Hotchkiss Ushers ..... . . . . . . Make-Up .... ........ . . . Mrs. F. B. Middendorf Entertainment between acts . . ....... . .... Ann Breining Nancy Andrews arwkaecsraorakvkakwewraka: woorwsxwowevrfrwkw: lkiklkikikiklkvk AUTOGRAPHS fforff Nw .mix K A ,f- an ' f 5 WW x 1 N , j,l,,LL: 51-3 'y K ' J Y xqii Q, . li - - I 'UA Q I Sill X Q 1,-f-fl X ' A flhb 2 ' H I f 1 4, Q. A A o f W X' f 'JT 'Q zag x ff , V N X X-fxgeq V: I f X7 i -Q XV fx v 'CQ77 , A .J ,f. 7 xx Aff Qx, Li XX x ,, 'w-' 1' wx Q iw-,L FIRST TEAM LINE: R.E. George Fish, R.T. George Gido, R.G. Bob Russin. CENTER: Read Katzeman, L.G. Carl Meeder, L.T. Bruce Getz, L.E. Frank Hlifka. BACKFIELD: Q.B. Ted Woitovich, R.H.B. Bob Einfeldt, F.B. John McClelland, L.H.B. Dick Harbaugh. SECOND TEAM LINE: R.E. Jack Hrinda, R.T. Dick Warner, R.G. Pat Dunn. CENTER: Bill Youschak, L.G. Ralph McKay, L.T. Jim Dickey, L.E. Rodney Murray. BACKFIELD: Q.B. Larry Baker, R.H.B. Bill Pestalek, F.B. John Bowen, L.H.B. Bob Bowen. THE VARSITY this year, with nine Seniors on the team, did not produce a winning record but far more important they displayed outstanding sportsmanship and fine fighting hearts which Union is famous for producing. Our record for this year was three wins and five losses. At the start of the season we played Lawrence Park and came out with a 7-0 victory which was thrilling up to the last seconds. Then came two league defeats from Wesleyville and North Eastg we were leading both teams at the half-time but then both opposing teams carne back with their winning touchdowns. It has been said that our tea.m put up the toughest battles against these two teams that ended up with good records. Then came Millcreek at their Homecoming. We were determined to reverse last year's score when they beat us at our Homecoming. We went out in front in the first quarter 6-0 and we played winning ball in the second quarter. They got a touchdown and extra point in the third period but we were out-gaining them in yardage. Time ran out when we were but ten yards from their goaline in the fourth period. We had outplayed them but the score hadn't shown it. The Franklin game was a game of bad breaks for us. Although they were highly rated we drove down to their two yard line and then we fumbled and they recovered. We had a few more drives and our team was clicking but again we were on the short end of the score, losing 13-O. Our Homecoming Game was with Harborcreekg it was also Mom's Night. Al- though we lost 13-7 we showed we could come from behind and fight all the way. We played our old and bitter rival Albion, and in the best Union tradition we de- feated them 27 to 14. With the seniors leading the way, Union crushed Mercer by the score of 26 to 0. In the win and loss record department our team was not exceptional but they never let down when the going got rough. There was terrific line play by all- county tackle, Bruce Getz, Captain Carl Meeder, Bob Russin, and center Bill Youschak. At the ends, we had performers in Frank Hlifka and our punter George Fish. Our backfield was light but fast, we had very good runners in Dick Harbaugh, Larry Baker, Bob Einfeldt, and Bill Pestalek. The passing and play-calling de- partment was headed by Ted Woitovich and Larry Baker. It is not whether you won the game, the value is how you played in it and what kind of sportsmanship you displayed. We think the student body will agree that his year's team ranks high in both. X , .. avaaan! perl' 'I V w 1 V K F00'l'BALl. TEAM FIRST ROW: T. Leroux, A. Amidon, G. Fish, J. McClelland, B. Russin, T. Woito- vich, C. Meeder, F. Hlifka, B. Getz, R. Katzeman, B. Einfeldt, J. Carlson, B. Martin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morris, G. Gilbert, D. Steadmen, D. Hammond, B. Angerer, J. Bowen, L. Baker, B.Bowen, B. Youschak, B. Pustalek, P. MacDonald, J . Holliday, B. Powell, R. Stevens, Mr. Murray. THIRD ROW: J. Morgan, R. Keith, J. Dickey, P. Durm, R. Warner, R. McKay, D. Harbaugh, J. Hrinda, G. Gido, R. Murray, B. Holliday, D. Sisson. FOURTH ROW: R. Godfrey, D. Flowers, A. McCall, D. Kibler, T. Morton, A. Waller, P. Chvany, D. Meeker, B. Harbaugh, L. Ritchie, B. Kibler, J. Cornell. The first day of practice was a tough day for our boys, but the fellows were ready to go in time for the first game with Lawrence Park which they won 7-0. Then their next string of five games were total heartbreaks of sorrowing upsets. After these five rugged games, the fellows thought they ought to win their last two games. So they poured on the steam and under the great advice of Coach Murray and Coach Morris, with Captain Carl Meeder assisting, they rolled over Albion by the score of 27 to 14, also Mercer by the score of 32 to 0. Football at Union has been a great tradition. Union has had many fine teams of the gridiron but greater is the fighting spirit which has been handed down through the years of Union's existence. It seems as though whether Union High has a winning record or not, the boys still put up the good old high school try. We believe that this year's team has done just that. JUNl0R VARSITY FIRST ROW: J. Carlson, J. Morgan, T.Morton, R. Godfrey, P. Chva.ny, J. Cornell, L. Ritchie, B. Martin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morris, G. Gilbert, D. Kibler, D. Steadman, B. Angerer, D. Flowers, D. Sisson, Mr. Murray. THIRD ROW: A. McCall, B. Holliday, D. Hammond, D. Meeker, A. Waller, R. Stevens, J. Holliday. FOURTH ROW: R. Keith, B. Harbaugh, B. Kibler, B. Powell, P. McDonald. This year our Junior Varsity team, under the direction of Coach Morris, had a mild season. The fellows fought hard and tried to do their best, but two ga.mes were lost, one game won, and one game tied. The Junior Varsity is the main backbone under the va.rsity team. Here is where they are taught the rules of fair play and good sportsmanship. It is when the varsity fellows graduate from Union that they really depend on the Junior Varsity to fill all the varsity positions. 5 4 5 3 R. Katzeman E l0R The boys pictured to the ri ght played their last B, Getz season of football here at Union. Out of this group there were six line- men and three backfield men, each doing his best while he was in there playing. This year's Seniors were a ne fine bunch of sportsmen and displayed their sportsman- ship as such. ng. B. Russin UNION Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Q 7 13 13 6 O 7 28 27 F. Hlifka G Flsh C. Meeder lCaptainD OPPONENTS Lawrence Park We sleyville Northeast Millcreek Franklin Harborcreek Albion T. Woitovich Mercer 12 ll B. Einfeldf J. McClelland Mr, Morris, Mr. Come, and Mr. Murray-Coaches MA AGER FIRST ROW: T. Leroux, J. Carlson, B. Frost, A. Amidon. SECOND ROW: B. Stubbe, C. Jeffords, B. Martin. This year's group of managers is the largest one in Union history. With our increased sports department it has been necessary to raise the number of managers. All the managers have and are doing a fine job and under the fine leadership of Head Football Manager Tom Leroux and Head Basketball Man- ager Allen Amidon, our boys deserve an extra hand. We of the sports staff salute you! Too many times the manager or water bucket boy is the forgotten man on the team. We have found that no team can be without a manager. They often are here at the high school hours before and after the players have practiced and have gone home. We again salute you. CUACHI G STAFF Our coaching staff this year consists of four able men, Mr. Murray, head foot- ball and basketball coach, Mr. Morris, Assistant football and junior high basket- ball coach, Mr. Lepich, J.V. basketball coach tabsent when picture was takenj and Mr. Come, who will be our baseball coach and is our faculty manager. Under Coach Murray's guidance we won the 1954 B Class Crown and al- though our record in this year's football wasn't successful as far as records go, Coach Red taught us good, hard, clean and sportsmanlike football. Our basketball season to date, under his guidance, has proven to be successful. Mr. Morris and Mr. Lepich combined their ability in coaching the J.V. football and J.V. basketball teams respectively. Under Mr. Morris the J.V. football team had a successful season. To date the J.V. basketball team has been winning re- gularly. Mr. Come is a new-comer to the coaching staff but not to coaching. Under his guidance as Faculty Manager, he has improved our sporting department greatly. We know he will bring us a good team on the diamond. Besides baseball, track will also be offered for the first time. Mr. Murray will be in charge of this year's crew. We are beginners in this sport but we know we will field a good team. W x L VAR ITY BA KETBALL FIRST ROW: R. Einfeldt, G. Fish, Captain J. Branch, C. Meeder, T. Woitovich, SECOND ROW: Manager A. Amidon, L. Baker, K. Johnson, J. McClelland, J. Waller, R. Murray, C. Klein, L. Stubbe, Coach R. Murray. The Varsity this year has continued its self pace that it ended with last season. Having eight returning letter winners from last year, the varsity won its first three games before dropping its first and only game to date to Conneaut, Ohio. The team then returned to the winning column by defeating all its opponents up to Christmas Vacation. They then made Union history by winning the first Class B County Holliday Tournaxnent held at Albion. All the Class B teams in the county competed. From there the team went on, winning the first half County Class B Championship. Our team has been averaging about 65 pts. per game but the boys realize that winning the game is the most important thing because that is what counts. There are nine Seniors on the team who have brought back their experience from last year. An unusual fact about our team is that all of our first starting five have been high scorers in our games so far. This has helped us greatly because our opponents may stop a few of us, but not all. The boys know that the greatest test will come in the race for the second half crown, they will be trying their utmost to eliminate a playoff at the end of the season. Lots of luck, fellows. JUNIUR VAR ITY FIRST ROW: J. Bowen, D. Woitovich, Captain B. Bowen, J. Johnson, D. Andrews, B. Martin. SECOND ROW: L. Daugherty, B. Holliday, M. Astor, K. Lesko, D. Goodwin. G. Brown fAbsent when picture was taken.J Coach Lepich was also absent. The Junior Varsity, under Coach Lepich, has come through with seven wins and five losses--record to date. Led by their Captain Bobby Bowen the boys have been playing good, steady, basketball. Coach Lepich has been using almost all the boys in their gamesg this will benefit each player and will bring about better future varsity teams. The Junior Varsity's are not too tall, but what they lack in height they make up for in speed in their fast breaks. We wish the junior varsity players a lot of luck and a successful season! ! ! I ! ! ! M LKL. X X Xi ws S A A 5. : Q gi Q35 n is 'NES' 'NX w W Q ' if r P 1 N x -11 if sf ES Q f-.11 ' ' nf ig. 5 Qs of M J iq 3? wx R S Sx we .f -w I f QJQWWR S 3 i 9? if ,A T ii -- 9 za if l x VAR ITY BA KETBALL CORE UNION To D OPPONENTS Union 50 Conneaut Valley Union 70 West Springfield Union 45 Conneaut Union 55 Fairview Union 71 West Springfield Union 75 Fairview Union 41 Edinboro Union 73 North East Union 66 Lawrence Park Union 67 Albion Union 63 Lawrence Park Union 65 Wesleyville Union 67 Edinboro Union 53 Harborcreek Union 58 Union City Union 83 North East UNION Total 1002 pts. OPPONENTS Total 766 pts J. V. BA KETBALL CORE Union 18 Conneaut Valley Union 50 Fairview Union 43 West Springfield Union 26 Conneaut Union 24 West Springfield Union 45 Lawrence Park Union 48 Albion Union 26 Wesleyville Union 47 Edinboro Union 47 Harborcreek Union 34 Union City Union 43 North East UNION Total 451 pts. OPPONENTS Total 369 pts Clff1ffiie.r 1 X 4 H g WW 3 S., v lx ' M .-rf. 3'X 'wwf' JY ., Q ' m.. ma Q eu X - F ll j ........ ' iff' g 6 5? l3f f,f!,f V , f v ff L ,ff w I' ,fi 0 3 AK - 5 Af Q 34 fi Q .fa Y - 1 ,gy gk ff if Q 'V 5 wr gi M wiv? as m L'1mfV 3 YA, + 'Q' ' ' ' -P S- ii ff 5, Q 15 Q is Q . ep 1- ff :fx f. 6 WH W 'W uf V' v Q ' V v -V . kg- -1' ,I 'F ?'x1'.f 5 'W 4 ' 0 if 5.5. V as if R . 12. - V I .0 Q ,A Q Q ' . 5 . , Q A A UAV' x S +9 2 S 1? .2 . . U x 4' sj ff . g'399+.g s.v..w,a X ' l Z '. fm... I I . . fm Q' fa' 'wg' 'W 'lv as ff. ...rw in-' 11. L. Q 1 y I Rf .Q f , .o KV il V 7 W ii? ! in 4, 7 5 . , as x f as: 9. 1 9 Q Mi' Q gg' V if .gg V5 .mb 1 if , if f i x X I 2, px - K Timm, , A. , psi? ' .eg gf 4 x - Q Ab ' f T :A Q, N gLii V v U , . K I . -. Q My LE. s Q K ' 3 Y H , ,Zu , M. .1 ' tw 231. ' ,,,. ,K I M. , Q 95 ww is . , - S ew EL , v M3 lv . 2 , Q' 31.5 5.tf??L!-65353 R. CHOR The chorus this year is divided into junior and senior groups. In the senior chorus are the upperclassmen, who, because oftheir experience are able to do more difficult work. This is illustrated by the fact that they presented the Messiah for their Christmas program. The senior chorus meets three times aweek and for this work the members receive three-fifths of a credit. OFFICERS President .... .... ...... G e orge Fish Vice-President ....... . . . Carl Meeder Secretary-Treasurer ....... Janice Daily FIRST ROW: P. Jones, S. Ball, P. Coates, M. Daugherty, G. Northrup, B, Johnson, T. Woitovich, J. Daily, C. Daggett, J. Hotchkiss, N. Gruzosky, J. Hasen. SECOND ROW: N. Godfrey, S. Morgan, N. Crowl, J. Heckman, P. Godfrey, C. Heckman, D. Woitovich, J. Johnson, A. Boyer, P. Steadman, L. Houck, L. Steinle, J. Winne, D. Grimshaw. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kuntz, R. Barron, P. Cook, J. Fourspring, C. Edwards, J. Hull, J. McClelland, L. Baker, M. Chesko, C. Lewis, P. Bible, R. Broda, J. Manross, R. Dunn. FOURTH ROW: C. Miller, E. Robertson, P. McClure, D. Hicks, B. Getz, B. Fish, B. Einfeldt, J. Enders, L. Orr, P. Keller, P. Lance, P. Mitcho. JR. CHORUS The Junior Chorus was formed just this year to prepare students for the more difficult music in Senior Chorus. They meet twice a week and also receive credit for their time and effort. This chorus is accompanied by Linda Covey, a freshman, who is gaining experience for future work in the Senior Chorus. FIRST ROW: N. Baldwin, R. Klemrn, D. Redding, B. Keefe, D. Baxter, J. Daggett. SECOND ROW: M. McCarnman, Marsh, D. Davis, B. Powell, D. Meeker, B. Rhine- hart, L. Covey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kuntz, P. Beatty, B. Platz, B. Keffer, T. Morton, J. Case, P. Brady, E. McMahon. FOURTH ROW: J. Graham, M. Felege, B. Johnson, B. Kibler, D. Dumars, J. Cornell, C. Jeffords. 1 6 eQf,iN?Xis9'fS'fff W 4? ffez -1555 P . -N' 3 , K P i s i x BA D Our band, under the direction of Mr. Donald Kuntz, is composed of sixty-two members this year. They started this year with a new set of maneuvers on the football field, participated in pep parades before the games and also traveled to Mercer. Each year a number of students from our band is chosen to go to district band which was held at Academy High School in April. A combined concert was held with Wesleyville during the concert season. We are very proud of our band and also proud of the fine work they have done. ROW ONE: C. Meeder, J. Nagle, C. Skeel, J. Hazen, S. Gilbert, R. Killian, M. Marsh, L. Marrele, R. Miller, N. Joslin, B. Kelch, J. Hilgendorf, B. Coon. SECOND ROW: K. Roberts, B. Frost, D. Joslin, M. Blystone, B. Rhinehart, B. Platz, D. Miller, D. Baxter, M. Campbell, J. Gimber, B. Holliday, J. Kibler, M. Daugherty, N. Gruzosky, P. Godfrey, C. Heckman. C. Jeffords, M. Endres, J. King, J. Skeel, B. Nason, B. Keffer, D. Buzzard, K. Steadman, J. Holland, T. Kuhn, D. Hicks, J. Hotchkiss, J. Roberts, J. Endres, J. McClelland, B. Stubbe, J. Carlson, F. Katzeman, Mr. Kuntz, L. Daugherty, G. Gilbert, J. Holliday, J. Dickey, J. Heckman, COLOR GUARD There wouldn't be a parade complete without the color guard. They carry the flag of the United States, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Union High flag. J. Daily, G. Fish. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Adams, G. Northrup, J. Cook, D. Gottschling, L. Daugherty. 'Xxx JJ 'A 3'yc'!?lYfJfQ.w'7f W A T ll .f in fx! D fflwzljgx 50 xr ,I l .,, I , H J' A fi L' O EW X X ' x f Xu. 1 a . 55? -X4 W . - - ph . 'X , K 'SEQ' Ain , ff , Y. 3 W 90 Mp if MAJURETTE The majorettes under the leadership of Gayle Godfrey have done different varieties of activities, during the football season. You could see their high stepping legs and cheerful smiling faces at every home game. They performed during half time, and also led the parades before all games. The majorettes do have certain qualities they have to maintain in order to become a majorette. These qualifications are: Co-operation, ability to twirl, rhythm, and neat mess. The majorettes also performed at home games during basketball season. They are a very well organized group of girls under the leadership of Gayle Godfrey and Mr. Kuntz. There are six graduating seniors this year, who are Gayle Godfrey, Lois Jean Houck, Nancy Andrews, Ann Breining, Nancy Wurst, and Edwinna Grove. LEFT: Nancy Wurst, Nancy Andrews. RIGHT: Lois Jean Houck, Ann Breining. CENTER: Gayle Godfrey. TWIRLER These seven girls with their leader, Pat Cook, are seen supporting the Majorettes at every game and parade. These girls will take over next year in the place of the graduating majorettes. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Grove, J.Hossman, T. Cornell, P. Cook, S. Klein, B. Cornell, P. Keller. 5 . - .. 1' 1 F 1 3, 'xSg LM - -K i'.'4r 'if' I ' 2 i, sw ,,. 0. '9 e E St C 'xg 5,1 XJ 'xfv -vm,-' ' e' , ' frm- w-mf W mc -:v :w'1rf'1l'f'u ' f ' 5 . ' , -. vi M1 - VAR.ITY CHEERLEADER Union would have an empty spot without the peppy cheerleaders. Their new gold uniforms and school spirit add much to our football and basketball games. The Varsity squad consists of Captain Janet Heckman, Nancy Godfrey, Marilyn Cochran, Linda Steinle, Carol Heckman, and Gloria Angerer. The cheerleaders receive a letter for cheering two years and all senior members receive a jacket. Under the leadership of Miss Grenz, the girls have put on many skits in pep assemblies and sold slushburgers. KNEELING: G. Angerer, C. Heckman, M. Cochran, J. Heckman. STANDING: L. Steinle, N. Godfrey. J. V. CHEERLEADER The Junior Varsity Squad this year has six members under the leadership of Yvonne Talso, Captain. Ruth Dunn, Frances Hrinda, Betty Knepp, Nancy Crowl, and Audrey Weyeneth are the other members of the group. These girls also deserve much credit for always cheering the junior varsity team on to victory. They have shown a great deal of school spirit this year. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Weyeneth, R. Dunn, F. Hrinda, B. Knepp, N. Crowl, Y. Talso. eg cv xx xx .H I , It xl: - lim - ' Q X . H I rmfXT.'Df-3 0 'X I x HlIIll V u i x P I I I' -7'5'!f7'fE'1f'?f'Qvi T HI-Y The Hi-Y is one of the best-known service clubs in Union High. The Hi-Y Club at Union is one of the largest Hi-Y's in Northwestern Pennsylvania. The Hi-Y is associated with the YMCA in Erie. The Hi-Y sends its officers to training camp in the summer. They send boys to the Older Boys' Conference of Hi-Y, they give donations to the World Service Organizations. At Christmas and Easter, they have special services. In the spring the Hi-Y sponsors softball for boys. The club also sells hot dogs every Thursday to earn money, and also to give students a change of menu at least once a week. They sponsored Teen-Talk Discussions during January and February. All these services are under the capable guidance of Mr. Come and Mr. Morris. OFFICERS President ....... .... . . George Fish Vice-President . .... . . . Bruce Getz Secretary .... . . Jim Johnson Treasurer . . .... John Endres Chaplain .' . . . .... Read Katzeman FIRST ROW: M. Adams, R. Gossman, J. Carlson, J. Endres, B. Getz, G. Fish, R. Katzeman, L. Stubbe, B. Pustelak, B. Stubbe, P. Case. SECOND ROW: G. G. Gido, B. Dawson, J. Cook, R. Julio, T. Leroux, J. Johnson, L. Baker, T. Woitovich, J. Christiansen, C. Porter. THIRD ROW: K. Johnson, J. Branch, D. Meeder, G. Flowers, G. N. Gido, B. Youschak, B. Einfeldt, M. Chesko, G. Northrup, D. Andrews, B. Bowen, B. Maxon. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Morris, G. Adams, J. Rexford, D. Warner, J. Hrinda, R. MacPhaden, J. McClelland, R. Murray, J. Kibler, J. Dickey, Mr. Come. FIFTH ROW: A. Edwards, B.Martin, G. Kreger, J. Mucha, J. Gimber, D. Rogers, G. Koech, B. Frost. FIRST ROW: L. Platz, P. Chevany, J. Hollingsworth, B. Powell, D. Steadman, D. Hammond, P. Everett, J. Morgan,D.Baxter. SECOND ROW: M. Endres, D. Joslin, D. Yerskey, C. Miller, R. Baxter, B. Holiday, L. Ritchie, D. Davis, B. Keffer, T. Morton, R. Klemm. THIRD ROW: D. Kibler, J. Nagle, D. Kratzke, J. Holiday, B. Edwards, G. Gilbert, B. Benedik, B. Baxter, T. Schultz, L. Daugherty, D. Goodwin, D. Lowry. FOURTH ROW: Mr.Morris,M. Felege, J. Holland, G. Golden, M. Fish, K. Roberts, M. Astor, K. Lesko, M. Christiansen, J. Adams, B. Angerer, B. Har- baugh, D. Shope, Mr. Come. FIFTH ROW: B. Kibler, J. Platz, C. Jeffords, C. Sumner, D. Redding, G. Steinle, J. Bowen, D. Woitovich, D. Sisson, J. Graham. 44 f - , , Q- Z L5 -3? 1 ,f 44 W. ' M E:,,,'..?:E,a my ,www-'fs' ' ,L 'mm V5 6? W-v ' sh ,.' -',,',,g1g uf 4 , r,, ,e,'fgff3, 5-W, v . .a,,. Q. fd ,fu v '-11-,va nw' 'r 41- ,-vIwiHu,,A.., Ya, - ' H t'4f pm'7 '.,' , f h4,afi1f. a qv Rib' 1 - lull... nv Lf A V-f 'rf 0 wx S M: ' ,N . I MW ,Vx 'A.HwJN, 4 M v f 1 x . l -pw . , gg: .NL K I Q A I II z g g: ,.-ggi: E ! '- 4 40 'fsEE-. :- E25 W, W 4 4 xr s w fp R , A n Q 1 n GJ Q sig Q 9: xg -- Q l f,f ifg H...-E ..Thi-Hi-Y, The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y club is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character . Tri-Hi-Y is a service club. Some ofthe services they are doing are packing baskets to send to the needy families in the area, making scrapbooks for little children, and collecting puzzles for hospitals. A Can Dance was held and the admissions of cans of food were used to pack the baskets. They are sending money to World Service. They are planning on having a banquet and also one night to be hostesses to the Hi-Y. They are planning on sending the officers to the Spring Conference and next year's officers to Summer Training Conference. OFFICERS President ............... Barbara Kelch Vice-President . . .... Gloria Antolik Secretary . .... . . Audrey Weyeneth Treasurer . . . ..... Jeanne King Chaplain . ............... Nancy Morton These officers and Jeanne Miller, the chairman of committees, attended the officers' training session at Grove City during the summer. Being well trained and enthusiastic, they planned an eventful year for the Tri-Hi-Y for 1954-1955. One of their first activities of the year was to induct the Senior and Junior Tri- Hi-Y clubs of Albion. FIRST ROW: E. Kellerman, R. Miller, J. Miller, J, King, G. Antolik, B. Kelch, A. Weyeneth, N. Morton, J. Case, N. Malone. SECOND ROW: D. Long, N. Smith, E. McCracken, M. McCamman, V. Poulson, P. Filegar, P. Nicholson, C. Smidt, E. McMahon, P. Beatty, J.Daggett. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nagle, R. Dunn, M. Harmon, S. Anthony, J. McKay, B, L. Rhinehart, B. Platz, P. Deane, P. Brady, N. Baldwin, J. Case. FOURTH ROW: S. Beck, L. Waite, J. Manross, C. Greenleaf, J. Skeel, M. Campbell, R. Barron, N. Shaffer, L. Covey, S. Rimos, C. Edwards, J. Grunden. FIFTH ROW: A. Gossman, S. Walls, M. Blystone, M. Marsh, L. Hossman, L. Morehouse, B. Nason, N. Curran, R. Foye, E. Doolittle, C. Lewis, E. Knepp, E. U-CLUB The main purpose of the U-Club is to promote sportsmanship in the school and to develop leadership. In order to gain membership in the club, a student must earn a letter in athletics and be voted on by the members of the club. Those taken into the club this year are as follows: Bob Russin, Read Katzeman, Pat Dunn, Bob Bowen, Jim Dickey, Jack Hrinda, Bill Youschak, and Dan Woitovich. The U-Club was in full charge of the 1954 Homecoming celebrations. The student body chose Nancy Andrews queen, and her attendants were Sally Ball, Pat Coates, Gloria Angerer, and Carol Heckman. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of the Queen by Carl Meeder. On the night of the Harborcreek Vs. Union game, a parade was held beore the game and a dance after the game. The U-Club pur- chased new jackets for the graduating seniors of the club. This year were thirteen seniors who received jackets. Hrinda. Advisor .... . . Mr. Murray President . . . . . . . Jack Branch Vice-President . . . . . Ted Woitovich Secretary ..... . . . Dick Harbaugh Treasurer . . . . .....KenJohnson FIRST ROW: F. Hlifka, B. Pustelak, T. Woitovich, J. Branch, K. Johnson, T. Leroux, B. Bowen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Murray, R. McKay, R. Warner, B. Getz, G. Fish, R. Katzeman, J. McClelland, J. Hrinda, L. Baker. THIRD ROW: A. Amidon, B. Youschak, D. Woitovich, B. Einfeldt, C. Meeder, J. Gido, J. Carlson, J. Dickey. - F55 7 a.g?'i!jF+:'--- Y- Y-TEE This is the third year that the Y Teens has been active at Union. The club is associated with the Y. W. C. A. and this gives its members the privilege to attend the activities at the Y in Erie. The purpose of Y Teens is as follows: To grow as a person: to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities: to grow in the knowledge and love of God . During the summer Carol Heckman and Lois Orr represented our club at Silver Bay where a Y Teens convention was held. Y Teens has been very active this year under the competent leadership of our president, Lois Orr and advisor Miss Duff. At the beginning of the year the club inaugurated a Big-Sister, Little- Sister program. The purpose was for each senior girl to help afreshman girl get acquainted. They held a party for their little sisters in the gym at which the senior girls received their pins and the junior girls were initiated. A Thanksgiving assembly was put on by the Y Teens girls. The theme was Count Your Blessings . It was very well planned and much work was put into it by the Chairlady, Mary F. Lininger. A Thanksgiving dance was held on the same day. Bob Connors from Erie was the Master of Ceremonies. It was carefully planned and was very successful through the hard work of the Chairlady, Pat Keller. Christmas stockings were filled and sent to the poor, as our Christmas pro- ject. A Mother and daughter Banquet is being planned, also a splash party at the Y. President .... . . .......... Lois Orr Vice-President . . . Linda Steinle Secretary .... .... C ar-ol Skeel Treasurer . . .... Gloria Angerer Reporter . . . . . Donna Grirnshaw Advisor . . ...... Miss Duff FIRST ROW: J. Hilgendorf, L. Steinle, C.Skeel, L. Orr, G. Angerer, D. Grimshaw, N. Gruzosky. SECOND ROW: P. Godfrey, S. Ball, P. Coates, S. Beatty, S. Klein, E. Bateman, G. Godfrey, C. Daggett. THIRD ROW: P. Lance, P. Bible, A. Johnson, B. Kostrubanic, M. Wurst, H. Wilson, M. J. Lewis, P. Fall, Miss Duff. FOURTH ROW: B. Benedik, P. Steadman, P. Mitcho, A. Boyer, J. Heckman, C. Heckman, M. F. Lininger. FIRST ROW: T. Cornell, S. McCamman, G. Junkin, R. Killian, M. Johnson, N. Marrale, J. Hotchkiss, J. Hazen, Y. Talso. SECOND ROW: T. Blystone, B. Forbes, S. Gilbert, N. Halstead, L. Poulson, J. Manly, A. Breining, J. Winne, A. Sydow, J. Graham, Miss Duff. THIRD ROW: B. English, V. Shope, B. Riley, C. Bostwick, V. DeMarco, P. Cook, D. Newberry, J. Hossman,N. Andrews, E. Grove, B. Benedik, R. Broda. FOURTH ROW: C. Veith, N. Godfrey, M. Cochran, S. Morgan, M. Daugherty, B. Coon, P. McClure, B. Cornell, P. Keller, E. Robertson, A. Lafine. M Q V zg. ig A . 5-: E 'iv . 1 3 ,K .. S eral?-i V 5. was mn r - WMQQSQQQ .G.A. The Union Girls' Athletic Association is a club for promoting girls' athletics at Union High. The girls receive points for a participating in sports which enable them to earn awards. They take part in such activities as intramural volleyball, basketball, bowling, and softball. A minimum of thirty-five points a semester is required to belong. A bake sale was held in the fall. The club is planning to pack Easter baskets for the needy children in the community. The biggest event of the school year is Club Union which was held March 4. This is one of the big dances of the school year. OFFICERS President ...... .......... J oan Manly Vice-President . . . . . ...... Sally Morgan Secretary .... . . . Linda Steinle Treasurer ..... ..... C arol Skeel Point Secretary . . . . . Edwinna Grove FIRST ROW: N. Kephart, J. Gruzosky, L. Steinle, S. Morgan, J. Manly, C. Skeel, E. Grove, J. Winne, M. Johnson, J. Hazen. SECOND ROW: N. Wurst, M. Daugherty, A. Sydow, N. Godfrey, M. Cochran, P. Coates, N. Andrews, G. Godfrey, D. Newberry, A. Johnson, P. Cook, Miss Grenz. THIRD ROW: J. Hilgendorf, N. Halstead, K. Steadman, C. Heckman, J. Heckman, S. McCammon, V. Shope, T. Blystone, S. Gilbert, P. Fall, R. Broda, S. Beatty, G. Angerer, P. Lance. FOURTH ROW: J. Hossman, B. Kidder, C. Veith, B. Coon, P.Mitcho, L. Orr, P. McClure, E. Robert- son, A, Lafine, J. Graham, B, Benedik. FIFTH ROW: C. Daggett, S. Ball, A. Breining, B. Cornell, J. Hotchkiss, S. Klein. FIRST ROW: B. Knepp, P. Filegar, M. Blystone, R. Sabo, M. Blystone, P. Brady, S. Champagne. SECOND ROW: M. McCamman, J. McKay, B. Platz, F. Hrinda, B. Callahan, N, Baldwin, Miss Grenz. THIRD ROW: D. Long, E. McMahon, N. Morton, B. Rhinehart, P. Nicholson, L. Covey, L. Morehouse, B. Nason, L. Hoss- man, FOURTH ROW: J. Daggett, P. Beatty, J. Skeel, C. Schmidt, C. Edwards, V. Poulson, J. Case, J. Case. f lk! 7 Ni' 5 -its P . NP f .E 15, ,Q :Q .. I in 4345 .Q .- 1.1'3'11f. 1' f :X D L :Nl .asa-411' Msfngkdggf W a-..'D . , b . 53- I N ,N , x . 'f 1 . Q ., .. ,::::?a0s-...sm .l!!:: '- nw gg. e :lui su , ans l:' P 4:15 .:::' 'V . nun ----'- X -g , 9 r V EWSPAPER TAFF Union Hi-Life is published monthly under the capable direction of the editor, Carol Heckman, and Chief Typist, Donna Grimshaw. It is compiled by a capable staff of reporters and typists representing each ofthe classes of Union High School. It is published for the enjoyment of the student body and is a non-profit organization. Editor ......... ...... C arol Heckman Assistant Editor' ..... . . . Eleanor Robertson, Janice Daily Circulating Manager . . . Mary Frances Lininger FIRST ROW: D. Grixnshaw, C. Daggett, P. Godfrey, G. Angerer, N. Gruzosky, S. Beatty,M. F. Lininger, E. Robertson, C. Heckman, A. Boyer, P. Fall, J. Hazen. SECOND ROW: N. Kephart, L. Houck, M. Daugherty, J. Hotchkiss, R. Broda, P. Coates, J. Winne, A. Sydow, A. Lafine, B. Benedik, J. Graham. THIRD ROW: N. Wurst, S. Ball, N. Andrews, C. Bostwick, J. Manly, B. Coon, L. Steinle, J. Hil- gendorf, T. Ignochek, A. Johnson, P. Lance, B. Kostrubanic, Mrs. O'Brien. FOURTH ROW: C. Skeel, R. Riley, L. Orr, L. Poulson, F. Hrinda, M. Cochran, S. Morgan, N. Godfrey, J. Grunden, P. McClure, S. Lasher, S. Gilbert, A. Breining, E. Grove, G. Godfrey, P. Keller, B. Kidder. FIFTH ROW: C. Miller, J. Hull, G. Northrup, D. Yerskey. LIBRARY CLUB This year our Library Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Lawson, our new librarian. It has a membership of approximately forty girls. The Library Club is really growing this year. As members of the club we are responsible for helping Mr. Lawson repair books, and check them in and out. The officers and Mr. Lawson and Mr. Kelly went through other schools to see how their library operated, and brought back many new ideas for our library. Interest in the books of the library has increased, and students have taken very good care of their book. They held a Valentine Dance in February, and the proceeds from this dance went towards buying books for the library. OFFICERS President .... .... M ary Frances Lininger Vice-President .... .... ..... R . Riley Secretary . . . ...... Pat Coates Treasurer . . . . Frances Hrinda Reporter . . . . . Jeanne Graham FIRST ROW: D. Newberry, P. Cook, F. Hrinda, J. Graham, F. Lininger, P. Coates, R. Riley, M. Daugherty, J. Logan. SECOND ROW: L. Steinle, L. Bateman, L. Houck, T. Cornell, R. Broda, B, Payne, R. Killian, J. Hazen, R. Stuart, P. Fall, Mr. Lawson. THIRD ROW: V. DeMarco, G. Godfrey, J. Hossman, S. Rimos, J, King, B. Coon, C. Bostwick, B. Lucas, R. Sabo, C. Veith. FOURTH ROW: S. McCamman, N. Halstead, V. Shope, M. Cochran, S.Morgan, P. McClure, A. Lafine, B. Benedik, A. Breining, B. Cornell, P. Bible. TRAFFIC QUAD The Traffic Squad is purely a service club. Their main job of the year is parking cars at the football games. The captain of the squad is James Rexford. The squad has a very good student advisor, who is Tom Leroux. FIRST ROW: D. Davis, C. Summer, J. Hollingsworth, D, Baxter. SECOND ROW: D. Shope, G. Koch, J. Rexford, T. Lerous, Mr. Come-. THIRD ROW: J. Platz, M. Felege, J. Hewel, P. Jones. I , ' . f 'Wm ' XJ ff fx Q 5 ,I 1 ! ffwf ' W 1 f PRO.lECTl0 CREW The duties of the projection crew are: 1. Operating projection and recording equipment. 2. Repair work on equipment and stage. 3. A11 electrical work for plays, dances, and assemblies. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Rexford, B. Smith, Mr. Wood, B. Stubbe, L. Stubbe, R. Mosier and M. Fish were absent when the picture was taken. 'A ifv?-.'M-A Ffa?-'-1-f. F.I L.A. The FBLA club is a club for students interested in business procedures. Our organization plans to take field trips to different business offices to see what makes a business tick , Our club held a dance on January 7, 1955 after the basketball game. We invited the FBLA members from Albion to be our guests. OFFICERS President ........ ........ S ally Ball Vice-President ....... .... C arole Skeel Secretary ..., , , , Shirley Lasher Treasurer . . . . . . Peggy Steadman Reporter . . . . . Donna Grimshaw FIRST ROW: K. Steadman, C. Skeel,S. Ball, S. Lasher, D. Grimshaw, N. Gruzosky, P. Coates. SECOND ROW: R. Killian, N. Wurst, N. Godfrey, M. Cochran, N. Andrews, L. Houck, N, Kephart, J. Hilgendorf, Mrs. Humphrey. THIRD ROW: G. Junkin, T. Cornell, M. Weaver, J. Graham, P. Jones, A. Amidon, J. Carlson, L. Poulson, J. Hossman, N. Marrale. FOURTH ROW: A. Johnson, P. Lance, B. Benedik, A. Lafine, E. Grove, A. Breining, V. DeMarco, D. Newberry. PHOTOGRAPHY CL B The Photography Club is a newly organized club this year for sophomores interested in photography. They started out by having a float in the Homecoming parade. They have learned to develop film, take correct snapshots and portraits, and enlarge along with many other fundamentals of photography. To use their knowledge, they printed their own Christmas cards. OFFICERS President ..... ......... G eorge Golden Vice-President . . ...... . . Nancy Joslin Secretary . . . ..... Dick Joslin Treasurer . . . . . Rachel Miller FIRST ROW: J. Grunden, C. Edwards, R. Miller, D. Joslin, L. Knepp. SECOND ROW: C. Greenleaf, J. Skeel, B. Kelch, J. King, R. Foye, C. Currier, B. Lucas, H. Lippert. THIRD ROW: A. Gossman, N. Morton, P. Jones, J. Miller, R. Barron, C. Lewis, S. Rimos, B. Payne. FOURTH ROW: R. Sabo, L. Zaloznik, L. Daugherty, L. Ritchie, C. Miller, T. Schultz, D. Yerskey, J. Bowen, Mr. Wood. FIFTH ROW: B. Edwards, J. Holland, B. Benedik, R. McKay, B. Korb, D, Lowry, D. Kratzke. Q5 CHSALLO di 10 E an 'R 'A' 5 1:51-1 --W1 I,-. Mm- .-N.. :-vxE'ZY:75 lT 97:? if ,F F. H. A. The FHA is a national organization of girls who have taken Home Economics. In this club we learn to live better so that in future years we may promote better homes. The purpose of the FHA is to promote international good will, to work for better homes and family life for all. To promote a growing appreciation of the joy and satisfaction of homemaking is another good of this club. OFFICERS President .... .... ....... P a 1 Mitcho Vice-President . . . . . . Mary Johnson Secretary ..... ..... S hirley Lasher Treasurer . . . . . . Nora Mae Kephart Historian . . .... Rosalie Broda FIRST ROW: N. Gruzosky, N. Kephart, R. Broda, P. Mitcho, S, Lasher, M. John- son, M. Folmer. SECOND ROW: N. Halstead, A. Sydow, S. Beatty, C. Daggett, L. Houck, P. Cook, V.DeMarco, J. Hilgendorf, N. Wurst. THIRD ROW: J. Hotch- kiss, R. Killian, G.Junkin, V.Shope, M. Blystone, H. Wilson, N. Marrale, T. Cornell, Mrs. Kreider. FOURTH ROW: B. Forbes, B. English, S. McCamrnon, G. Godfrey, N. Andrews, C. Veith, M. Lewis, P. Lance, P. Keller. FIFTH ROW: A. Gossman, C. Greenleaf, B. Lucas, R. Sabo, P. Jones, L. Poulson, C. Bostwick, S. Walls, P. Fall, A. Weyeneth. F. T. A. The purpose of the FTA club as stated in their constitution is: To learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development of student leader- shi added to this club. Some of the activities that are planned to help the members of the group understand about the teaching profession are: 1. To assist teachers with their work 2. Attend meetings where they are guests of the teachers 3. Visiting schools in order to observe the work being done so that they can decide whether or not to become teachers. p. During an impressive initiation ceremony twenty-three new members were OFFICERS President . . .............. John Endres Vice- President .... ........ J anice Daily Secretary . . . . . Nancy Gruzosky Treasurer . . ...... Gloria Angerer FIRST ROW: J. Hazen, J. Hotchkiss, L. Steinle, M. Lininger, E. Robertson, J. Endres, N. Gruzosky, G. Angerer, N. Halstead. SECOND ROW: V. Shope, R. Broda, J. Manly, C. Daggett, N. Andrews, N. Godfrey, L. Orr, S. McCamman, A. Boyer, M. Daughtery. THIRD ROW: J. Heckman, K. Steadman, P. Fall, M. Coch- ran, S. Morgan, P. McClure, Y. Talso, M. Wurst, C. Heckman, Mrs. Frantz. FOURTH ROW: J. Grahaln, B. Benedik, J. Winne, B. Coon, G. Northrup, T. Woito- vich, R. Riley, C. Bostwick, T. Blystone, A. Sydow. fl. N 5 I .R ,.. C59 'isa P ' - 1 rm' N, , h, .alll DEBATE Cl. B The Debate Club this year has been very actively engaged in reseach and de- bating on the general topic of Free Trade. With the help of Mr. Lawson, our debate coach, our teams, affirmative and negative, have been very successful, During the course of the debating season, we had debates with the following schools: McDowell, North East, Wesleyville, Harborcreek, and Academy. In April, the main affirmative and negative teams participated in the Allegheny Debate Tournament at Allegheny College. Many schools from the northwestern portion of the state took part. Each team participated in ten rounds of debate. The experience and knowledge derived from the event was immeasurable and will not be forgotten by those who took part. One senior member will receive the Allegheny award at commencement. The best affirmative and best negative speakers will also receive awards at commence- ment. At the end of the year, the entire Debate Club, along with the other clubs of the county were rewarded by a banquet followed by a debate in which all the schools were represented. OFFICERS President ....... ........ J ohn Endres Vice-President . . . . . . . . Donna Grimshaw Secretary . . . . . . . . Peggy McClure Treasurer . . . .... Bill Dawson Advisor . . . . . Mr. Lawson FIRST ROW: C. Bostwick, P. McClure, D. Grimshaw, J. King. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lawson, B. Holliday, J. Holliday, J. Endres, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Joslin, STUDENT COU CII. The Student Council is the organization in school that tries to help the students and faculty make decisions for the betterment of the school, the students and faculty. It sets up certain regulations for dances and noon hours. The club sold milk and operated ajuice machine. The Student Council also sponsors movies during the year which are interesting to the students. B. Baxter, J. Nagle. Two members ofthe council, John Endres, and John Dickey flew to Philadelphia for the Student Council Convention. They had the honor of being representatives farthest away. They learned many new ideas to help our Student Council. Near the end of the school year, the entire Student Council attended a district Student Council Convention which was held at Franklin this year. This was a three-day convention with representatives from the whole northwest district present. At this time, the Council heard speeches, participated in discussions, and talked with students from other schools to gain new ideas for our Student Council. OFFICERS President ....... ........ J ohn Endres Vice-President ........ . . . Bruce Getz Secretary .... ...... S hirley Lasher Treasurer . . . .......... John Dickey Advisors ...... .... M rs. Nagle, Mr. Morris FIRST ROW: S. Lasher, J. Dickey, B. Getz, J. Endres, N. Crowl. SECOND ROW: A. Weyeneth, J. Daggett, J. Hilgendorf, P. Bible, B. Nason. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nagle, G. Northrup, T. Leroux, J. Graham, J. Nagle, Mr. Morris. mo AL no on 0ClETY E545 V515 The N. H. S. is a club composed of eleven members and their advisor, Mr. Hixson, Early in the spring, the Honor Society took a trip to Penn State to get acquainted with courses offered at Penn State. The National Hnor Society held a dance during the year. They also sold pop- corn at all the home basketball games. This money was used to buy pins, and certificates for new members and also to go to Penn State. Toward the end of the term the Honor Society will induct members of the Junior Class into the club. The Honor Society members get a special gold seal on their diplomas to show that they were members of the Honor Society. OFFICERS President ........ ..... T ed Woitovich Secretary-Treasurer .... . . Janice Daily FIRST ROW: J. Heckman, J. Daily, T. Woitovich, C. Heckman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hixson, D. Grimshaw, S. Lasher, J. Endres, G. Fish, B. Einfeldt, J. Graham, K. 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