Richland High School - Portal Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

i'Am5, Z 'rw 14 ESX f ' ff il? iffy :ffQx5 Qgfw The Senior Class 01' RICHLAND TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA R , I IE I, ' A its Thirfeen , 11 stripes hos n. Moy if 1 M long remain 0 wg , m Ii LTMBRA TIN!! OUR LUCKY YEAR Pmlfvly The PORTAL I . I VOLUME 13 1 9 5 8 The year fifty-eight has arrived on the scene, and our yearbook is publishing volume thirteen. There's no ghost in the closet, such Things are a mythg the contents in full are listed herewith. C O N T E N T S OPENING SECTION PAGE Our School 2- 3 Features 4- 8 Dedication 9 ADMINISTRATION PAGE Officials I2-I4 Faculty I5-I9 Non-teaching Staft 20-2I SENIORS PAGE Portraits , I 24-33 Activities 34-39 UNDERCLASSES PAGE Juniors 42-44 Sophomore-s 46-48 Freshmen 49-5I 8th Grade 52-53 7th Grade 54-55 ATHLETICS PAGE Football 59-62 Cheerleaders 62-63 Basketball 64-66 Baseball 67 Track 68-69 ACTIVITIES PAGE Clubs 72-99 Prom 74-75 IxAiJS:Q Caro' ation Ball 94-95 DATRONS PAGE IOI THATS IT PAGE IO3 H A . .. . if Y' 44 3 4 ff ' . aff, 3.3 , ' ' AL, ' ft as 21 yx A .L ' V' . ai' V ,. ' 3 53 1' 31 , S, ' 3 'WA -5 , , 3 I , X A: 9 if X3 ' ' f Q rt A ' - 4-E, if 7' , X 1 U qw W f ' b 5 L W M! 1: hd a o 5 I ,g E v f -A ck 'V T ,J gt - , A f'4'i A nn 8 , w .M I, ,QM ..H MW Q ff Q 6 nf- f -11 W I K G K 1- K ' , 51 . Q .. . 5' S , 1 'f-surf' 3 -v. . fl IK ' 3 Q ? .12 X . 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DATELINE, FEBRUARY 17, T958 ' '.,, AND THERE WILL BE NO MORE SCHOOL UNTTL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 243' NOTEWORTHY EVENTS OF THE YEAR AFFECTING SUPERVISION AND FACULTY R, OL,-,- 'T ,.,, ,. . f ,,,- ,-.Af fx- v f L.'. J - X., 1 :SN 5 U 5: Ef -, V T Dergiznffeff 31 FC1f 'E' JCR Cef ':1 f'ues'e ' CC've'w'5'f DSW? 5e'i SvT.f:: :: STV? Eimivcf Lc:ff-'qffff Q'iVc d :L inet: E53 'C 'Vf 4' ,TJ P655 rLAlSCfT C'X, 'ffl' H H32 k, z EQ Cixi E, Lfdips' refres :14'fff 31 ,feizra Q3 H :vw Sched Prlmcmpcm Qwo M55 Le Q: Dacia: CNSC' J r f refrcs fam 30 years Cm' Qdmorwa rc Eff cred'. A Swgrcl TWCVTOV Cofve fo Pdw.:1r'c: Tsfmshmi when T-fmss Sue Gfeeri was 56195160 lor the T957 Good-Teocmer Aworci, spomsoreo TOTVTTY by Permsylvcmo Store Umversify cmd The Joimsfowm Twsnme-Dervocrof. A Tw 1111 0dH6IYIbd Uur ADMINISTRATIUN Iklpmliiiom B0 W I0 fIfIll'iIlf0lI1?f .'IllViIlIl'liI' LACK OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE LED MAN TO ADOPT WEIRD NOTIONS f gf DR GLENN C HESS Supervusmg Prmclpal Faced wnb Tb stern reolmes of odmnmstrotmg The Superwsmg PVIIWCIVO discovers Tbcnf Tbe cmswers To bus mcmy problems me no To be ound m the stors ond The omy ITICIQICCII numbers be emcoumers cure on The debut sde cI The IC ger I U X 'K , -.-.I-A Y . 9 . I . . . educcmomol progrcmm m our district, Dr. GIerm C. Hess, I , . IU if . . ' 7 I ' I ' - I Y , ',d ', M1001 Board BASES DELIBERATIONS ON FACTS AND FIGURES ThurTeen IS considered by some To be 0 lucky number We re noT sure how The School Boord feels obout Thus buT we hove noflcecl ThoT l3s were omrTTed from room numbers On The oTher hond we olso nohced ThoT The morn corridors ore lusl l3 floor Tales ID wldTh We ore hopeful Thor poge l3 wall prove To be o good omen Tor Those who ore prrvuleged To help gunde our deshmes vno The medaum of educotlon ROGER HAGER DR ROBERT KOEHLER V ce P es de T MARLIN WINGARD cc D HUGHES cosu MARVIN ESHELMAN m r l3 r I I Presid i r i n S reTury W. . Tr rer Me be N0 62711.90 F01 0100111 PRINCIPAL CARL E. LUNDQUIST SAYS, OF COURSE WE'LL HAVE SCHOOL, YOU LUCKY PEOPLE i In fciirness To Mr. Lundquisf if should be pointed out Thor he is not checking off The doys until his retirement, he is merely omused To 'rind Thor someone hos encircled Fridoy l3. ln The lower photo, he vvofches os the lost bus prepores to deliver its corgo of sfudems To their homes. I4 NICK CAMPITELLI Englisn 9, 4 :e1'rc English 8, I sectior, Bun' Ted Footboll Couch .fic Hign Basketball Couch co- Adfiser of the 'lorsitf R f-dfiser ol the Sozrorrore f- Class, MRS. NORA COVODE Georgrophy 8, 5 sectiors Lo-Ad-riser of the Drurnoti: ClLbg Adviser of the Nc :ionol Thespinn Society Adviser of the I. G. Y. Club flIfl'0lllll'fIIg5 SUPERSTITIONS' GREATEST COMPETITOR - THE TEACHER MRS. DIANNE AIKEY English 7, 4 sectionsp English E I sect otics Cub. ion, co-Adflser of the Dru' -1-Q I5 GLEN CRAWFORD History 8, I section, Econonnp Geography IO, 2 sections, Exploirif tory Business IO, I section, Typinrri II, I section, Shorthand II, I sention, Co-Adviser of the ECHO Club. WALTER CRISTE Plone Geornetry, 3 soctions Algebra II, I section, Solid Geometry, I section, Trigortornctry, I section, Adviser ot the PORTAL Stuff RICHARD CURPETT Director ot the Bond, Diriyuzri ol the Chorus cmd Ensentlzlvu Grade school irwstrun-entol instruc- tor, Director of the Girls' Sextgtrr- MRS. CHARLOTTE DAMUTI-I Snorthond IQ, I section: Short 'wand II, I ggqtion, Arithrretrq E, I section, Typing II, I section, Of'ce Practice IQ, I section .O .D MISS LEILA DODD In , ec Ions, in , sections, French I, I section, French II, I sectiong Adviser of the I-Iondrroft CIub. CARL I-IEPTNER Arithmetic 8, 2 sections, AIgcI9ia I, 3 sectionsp Adviser of the Hi-Y CIub. MISS LEORA HOFFMAN English II, A sectionsg Enghsh 9, I scctiong co-Adviser of the Di'a'nc1tiCs CIUIQ. MISS SUE GREEN Worid Histoiy IO, 5 Sections, Adviser ot the Junior CIass, Adxiser of the GirIs' Archery Club, Advisor ot the National Honcr Suuietw Paragon Chapter. CLARENCE HARRISON C OF LEN HOFFMAN 4 7, -1 scctitr' r E I sr- Cr: Dv-ez' J ,, 1 511-13 Adfso' : C :R C-::. E6 DONALD FYOCK Vocational Agricuhure, Grades 9 through I2, 6 sectionsg Adviser at the Future Farmers of America, Richland Chapter. IIY rf' 1 'Na 2 MIFHAEL HOLLICK NRS, BETTY HOOPER MICHAEL HOZIK fv U mess Tr ww j f z HV- ff Egzfywvce, G f dc 5 :sh 8 I J v fu M dmnwcxxf D olvmg 7 8 Trfvji' 'Q 6 iezhzfs, F Us ns F CNW MJU een rw of r e r'z ': '!':f wg Cho. Am efwcs coAGv1 s, f the E H th Lecnhercmf CMU C Jb MISS LQNS MDNES GCOfj'CZCV',' 7, 4 encfam 9, 1 sefflcff ,A5.?gf,r of r H Q7 fini.-'.::'ICU Cub. 17 wHrT , MISS JO ANNE KQATZERT GHZ Hftxlff, G lCI','i 7 E C f:r':l TQ, G ' 5 Prws :::L :ddU:v'L's V, T Es-C1135 f-Gmac Q5 the GW: Avr cw: Assocmmow JOHN KUZMNAK Ewfzlv WO 5 sfrvggwr, Arid'-' ci rm- Jews' Snovvsfvww CEA: WAYNE LEHMAN BENJAMIN MANOTTI Severn! Scxence 9, 3 sectsons: Arf, Grodes 7, 8, ond 9, 3 PP'-,ewes IQ, 2 sections, Adviser of sections, Flne Aris, Grades IO, N die Mmm and Chess Club, and 12, co-Adviser of We Leather- Crof? Club. ,A rc RICHARD PARDGE Bookkeeping ll, 2 secfwons Exploratory Bus ness YO, 1 secriovw Bookkeepmg 12, W secvicu Academic Tvpmg, T sediovv Adviser' of me Boys' Bcvvrmg Cho DCNALD MCCRAE Ebflws Phgswcfv' Eddifziwzvv Own 7, VC H, rwd F2 -3 snuff' Erms Hruw 9 I fnr'f:vv, B .- Hr-c: rf S T if :V ce H1-:Q F9.,71XZ CTUCVE Hr IU E'IfL If I CQMC' P- Z-fc Dveve' 'WPS HXARQNET PHLPS C7-r Pr r,'w 1: lrif '. If f: 7 E 7 3 :mi TQ L ff-1 5, f, 'r . ' I-ci. sw 'f 91: lillurr' 6Tldl'llI' Jbrvwl IT IS NOT FOR THE TEACHER TO KNOW HOW WELL HE HAS ACCOMPLISHED HIS TASK, BUT HIS WORK MUST PRESS FORWARD CHARLES PUCKEY Boys' Heoitn I2, 2 sections, Boys' Heoith 7, I section, Boys' Physicoi Education, Grodes 8 ond 9: Hsstcrv 8, I section, Hecd Boskete bali Cocicln, Footbuii Line Couch, co-Adviser of the Vczrsitf DAVID SAMUEL Problerns of Defnocrricy I2, 3 sections, Anwericon History II, 2 sections, Adviser of rne Senior Ciciss, Director of the Senior CIoss PIov, Adviser of the Senior Conservation Ciub. WILLIAM SMITH Drivers' Education, A sections, Treasurer of tlne Activities' Fund, I9 MISS NETTIE JEAN RUSSELL Bioiogy IO, 5 sections, Adviser of the Y-Teens. WILLIAM REAM History 7, 4 sections, Iiistoiy 8, I SCCIiOn, Advisor of tire Junior Historiuns. MISS BEVERLY RIDDELL Hone Econorncs, Grades 7 through IQ, 6 sections, Adviser of the Senior Home Making Ciub. PAUL VVISSLER H'stcry 9 4 sections, Histo'y 5, I section, Adviser of the Boys' Archery Cub, Adviser ot the Fresinniun CIoss. lrm' HYPI1 llas A UIIISI' THE NON-TEACHING STAFF PRoDucEs 'T '5 ,M MANY DESIRABLE EFFECTS AROUND OUR SCHOOL Good lTeolTh Ts on TrnporTcTnT locTo' ll? 'ne process of leorning. lvlTss S. CoTherTne Benlord, Tn oczclifloh To cTssTsTTng The school physlcion Ill FOLJTTTTG heolT'T GXGllTl'TCl- Tions, Ts of our service when we leel Tll, AlThough she worlcs on o dTsTrTcT-wide bosis, she Ts within reoch Tn ony emergency. Hia' DUTTGS ol The secreTorTol sToTT becorne numerous ond complex wTTh eoch possmg yeor ThTs IS coused T T merely by The growTh ol our school ouT by chongcs ll ond new TnTerpreToTons of The scTool code Ms Dcwcl l-leTlrnonrT Mrs Agnes HeTlrnonn ond MTss DeVoy l5uzzoTcl ore equol To ony Toslc conlronhng Them n Posl' s r llll T TW oun r bUlldIPQS Tnrouor ouT TTf CTU TcT mgcc T moo T 6ClCllTWQ Nh cl lCLQl s c v TTT SUTTON sl u T QV eT o' T T Q CLC 6 20 ' ' , ' TO r T 'T ' T X l 4. T1 ll. Joh T TTT clno ge ol CJPTTGTG ce ol gr :ls Cwd ' ' V' 'J .l-llsl 'JST ,ll'lT ls d T T ol The T ,cncr fll'Cl one olu, 'T TTT: ng hTs cTTT A he yo lcl cl: 'iev' Hue TH: replocs-s Cl -Jw T To 3TghT .lie The oT:',f C2155 CCT' Jssclrsnelc s 're TE- Qs, .mfg ..1: 5: gr 'TTT fl llflO TT' ' T -, A' leizs' f iZ'E cv 'hc' so-.fo gTuT.,p A TTOUQTT' xii WE, Hifi: f -' ' 5 Q ll ' one se 9 4 QTY 'xv' .zcfzsswvfz crocnci s 'fi i'1: 'i-1: 'T sz' E sz' .arose ser. :es 1: .',i:,s T - 'h f kfffI f'i' ,Z Zi, Z I' 'V Tlf, I ' II I I I 'T ' 'Q . G him' 3j, 1:.:L 'A --1 'if' , :H :z h . Te i1sf :'. l-Timers , ' 'T T : . 1' :' 4 '- .wcrs mile 'T of-:T c:'ss : . 4 Tlrelr Yurresr If N0 ferret COOKS STIR BATTER IN ONE DIRECTION In order to accommodate the record number of students now :ng gularly w the sc oo c r eterra e sche u e was perrods each day of approxrmate one alt hour each In s e of the tact that over SOO lunches are served darly the menu con trnues to be varred tasty well balanced and nutrrtrous J-v-J -wvfllq-6:3 PHOTO Mr e rs orne d BOTTOM PHOTO-Mr P I h Bu b I Several attempts were made to photograph the tull complement us drivers b since tear schedules were trmed wrth those of the elementary schools rt was rmpossrble to get the entrre group rn focus at one time However w dvd get tour of the group whrch carrres the responsrbrlrty of transportrng the students to and from classes In the accompanyrng photo are Messers Rrsch Bloom Miller and Toth I . . . ' A A L I O ' , eat' re lr h l ' -A '- ct ' , th d l 553 arranged to provide three lunch I ly h . pit I . I I I A , - ' x I - r ' K 5 . I , I r - 4 IOP --r S, Mill J, M .. V Y, on Mrf. Cnr' t, s. fx. o.lc , Mrs, Flr-4-glr-, 'A'. Fe ghfnff, Mrg -Ice rf-. A . 5.11 , ' 5 ,- re V+ -ML - . lu . EN. ,.., - of ID ' , ut ' It' NU. It g Y , e . 4 I A I , . QI f W X 1 PREHARATION AND OPPCRTLJVX. TV f -j SELDOM 'XAFET LNQIDF A CRYSTAL BALL D DN T SOMEBODY OVERDO m S A mms? 4! wiyfx fgfiwsw XX 1 V i xi! IJ 'i. ,K - f' ' All I A H W L L Lx ffg-T? ,PQ ry- Tx' If' 'gg : 41,1 L ay ' NOTEWORTHY EVENTS IN THE LIVES OF THE SENIORS S' Cass fa ae graabared :raw F2QchTahd's law yeaf haw schaa hanfberea six. The T953 Sass feaches The TOO mark Taf a new high. SheryT HasTe'ler carvpefed Successlulhf h the OQUT ara caazify azyyyie de5ser' conveys. Desaife Ps fhiffy add years as a fear year T Hgh schaak Dave and BM Samae are The hrsf mfs Ta be graduated from our schaoi Tm The safve dass. T T Presenilh 001' 1958 SENIDRS Hptimism Pre Va17s OFFICERS LOOK TO GOOD YEAR Watching over the destinies of the Senior Class were Jim Wingard, president, Barbara Davis, secretary, Bill Samuel, vice president, and Dove Samuel, treasurer. In memory of Larry Adams, our classmate, who died on March 27, I957, in his iunior year. Larry was the kind of person we were glad to know and one we cannot soon forget. SENIOR CALENDAR, T957-58 September 3 , September I6 , September I7 o,o,, September 20 ,,.. October 23 ,,,. October 24-25 ,ii,,,,,, October-November November 5 November II-I3 , November 28 December 20 ,,,oo, January I , January 2 ,, February I8 February 26 April 4 , April IO May I9-2l May 22 May 25 May 26 Moy 27 June 2 June 6 , First day of school . Senior Class organizes 7 H Yearbook pictures taken Dance, The Football FroIic Clubs were organized Senior Portraits taken ,, Christmas Card sale Ordered Senior Portraits Senior Trip to Washington, D. C. ,, Thanksgiving Vacation begins Start of Christmas Vacation , ,, , HAPPY NEW YEAR , Coronation Ball , , Deep-snow vacation ,, Thank you, Mr. Parker Easter Vacation begins Visit to County Courthouse I , Final Examinations Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Sunnehanna Country Club Baccalaureate service Class Day, Senioramo Commencement School Picnic at Idlewild Bock for report cards and torewells Colors-Mint Green and Black Flower-The Red Carnation Motto-- Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to he u nderstooCl. 24 PIBSBHIIIIIQ' THE CLASS OF 1958 EVELYN ABRAHAM ROY ALLISON KENNETH BELL MARLIN BIRKHIMER WILLIAM BLANK LEORA JEAN BLOOM GRETCHEN BOCK WILLIAM BOYD GARY BOYSZA SHARON BOYSZA ROY BRUSH FRED BEAM IT APPEARED 26 IJ Y DQLQQES BUIMI0 RC IIN x f IVIPPIII ELANE CI-IAPLAIN WILLIAM CHRIST VVILLARD C-OLVIINI BETTY COOPER BARBAQA DAVIS PATFSICIM f DOYLF Y n'fyIq.:' A f . I XIINIV, Leornin 1 of Democro O f C1 gf- f-ff,:.f, .F vw. ,Mfr fm y K 'un fo 9 J cy is rf wfmr'-H' ff-f' A f f w v- o r c fr hp I v P r r J ff N f P for full ciuz und Corel TE pamphlets. RONALD FRIANT RUSSELL FYOCK GEORGE GARY JAMES GARY DAVID GASTON PHYLLIS GENNETT LESTER GERBER ALICE GORDON JOSEPH GREATHOUSE EUS -OUfS ,5 , r v :B f JM Ww,f ,wx G-imma -- Q- FHKKLDQLN LEE ANN HARVEY SYLVIA HOCKENSMITH MARTHA HOLLAND ERNEST HORNER SHERYL HOSTETLER SALLY HUNT Rfacmonsmps new-'een geofwefric figues are best CiwckeY-,f Ecu, C1CLl6fy' can, dung' we me shown eo'w'ef. es wmn rhfee dir'werws'on::' nfodeLs sence f':N vfe Mr: 'Q 'sch' Sec-sf Bfauen Sorvw of Mess- me be-mg deployed by Roy Bwsh, CcroLyn Srmvh, Mug' ff-rf' MXLULJCC, cfd Phyfm R.Jsv-L Fyou, rmd Gary Rogers Gevrwevr dv!! fc' SIlt'C'G :md c1ccw.1c.' JACK INSTONE BARBARA KARL JEAN KILLIAN LYNN KINZEY LOUISE KNEPPER CAROL KNIPPLE EREDERICA KONOSKI LYNDA KOONTZ BROOKLYN LEVENOOOD SANDRA LUIHER KENNETH MALZI WILLIAM IVIARKUIVI TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER 29 IN OCTOBER, 1957 MARY JANE MARTIN JOY MATTHEWS OLIVE MCCOME-IE STANLEY MCOUAIDE DONNA MESSLER MARY MIKLAUCIC LUELLA MILLER MARGARET MILI ER BEVERLY MOEHLER DU NE NAUGLE H N WILLI NI O D4 ,,f A. WMOE w-Q. JNH 3? QE SHREEY QKQHAQEJSOF, DARYL ROUEL OAR! ROGERS LA NRENCE ROSAOE JOSEPH RUSH D!-VID SAMUEL VVILLIAM SAMUEL N0 :'?f- N 'gtgd ay 'W :cmnfg xv ugh! gfff .'W'Q sVf1'Yed The '.r'wOf www, hfwvvg f: tr V In f 7'-DJ V 'e'f Ee-d'::: Kifcsx 'mes hw rw negglfh dum vadn1,f7 ',','hcVhQv' the mmofs Vw rf we Vf'e:::: rg 9::e'c:'Norw Vnde' me wcmwchfw eve not Oyde Harrxsom, Robert Stmebiser, cmd B N P Nwrcf STH'-if fwwc Cfvs' Tbcrrws Okfwnm mfr: pkzynng wt SCIIS. ff' Z L r 1 , dz L Joe Rush Is e vc, we dry our clovhes, Oda C! Q 'fo em cothes dry our clovhcs . . All we need Iwsbc Lynda: Koontz, CoroI Svmvqo d 4 L CT es Icnwe in 0 I Ure IUSI Crcly ObOUf JACK SHAFFER CAROI. SHERMAN NANCY SHIRT RICHARD SHOLTIS AUDREY SHULL CAROLYN SMITH CAROL STAFFORD Vs NL, If STAOER JUDY S7,-ES dyo REOIS QIUBLAR GLORIA SUI-IYDA AROL THOMAS WILLIAM THOMPSON PATRICIA TROSTLE WILLIAM VARNER LARRY VINCE DONNA VVINGARD JAMES WINGARD PAUL WINOARD ROBERT WITI-IEROW NELLIE LEE WOLFE READY FOR GRADUATION aff' 4.-XP 3-Q, Well never get though ths lrst of prctures Today Maybe the photographer wrll came back sometrme and another prcture talcrng schedule went awry Lyla Bury and Sharon Boysza ponder the srtuatron but Through the splendrd co operatron of Cover Studros me were able to get all necessary prctures Just what The weather map had To do wth t were not sure but we do know we had plenty of weather durrng The I95758 season Kerth Neff exp'arns To Ernest Horner and Marlrn Brrlchrmer how our weather rs alTected by hrgh and low pressure areas rt tlrrs credrt that but where rs the c r Accordrng to Rrchard Pardoe rts the srde tawu d Tre wrndaw uella Mr er Alrce Gor on an Do ores Butara enloy workrng wrth numners especrally when they yreld a protit X S1-11001 Program Srlpplerrrelrlezl EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES POPULAR WITH MOST EVELYN ABRAHAM--I-larre Economics-lrrtfarrrural Sports I: YATeens Ig Chorus I, Latrn Club Ig Future Nurses of Arnerrcc: 2: GAA 4. ROY ALLISON'fGeneral- Basketball I,2,3,4g Base' ball I,2,3, Science Club Ig Hi-Y 2. MARLIN BIRKHIMER General Footballl 23 Football Manager 4 Baseball I234 ack 2 S4 as etball 2 a s y I 234 FRED B adernrc Student Courrcrr I4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Natrona I-I nor Socrety 34 PORIAL 34 Football I23 H Y 2 Bas et I2 Scrence Club I Senror Conservatron Club 4 Senor Play 4 KENNETH BELL Academrc Scrence Club I2 Presrdent 2 Stage Crew I4 Math Club 4 Vrce Presrderrt 4 WILLIAM BLANK Aradernrc Scrence Club I Bowlrng Club 4 PORTAL LEORA JEAN BLOOM Home Economrcs YTeens I Bowlrng Club 4 GRETCHEN BOCK Academrc Future Nurses of Arnerrca 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 Presrclent 4 GAA 4 PORTAL 34 co Edrtor 4 WILLIAM BOYD Academrc Band I 2 4 Chorus I 2 4 Student Drrector of Chorus 4 Salety Club ar rt rac Fo a 3 4 Sen or Play 4 GARY BOYSZA General Baseball I 2 3 Fo tball I I Varsrty R 234 Student Councrl 2 SHARON BOYSZA ome Econarr s Lbrcr ran eens Cheerlea er J ure Nurse al Arnerrra 2 Intramural Soorts I2 Pcp ur: I PCRTAL 4 ROY BRUSH Academrc Math Club 4 LYLA BURY Acodemrc S efrcc Clcb I Mrxed Ensemble I2 Lrbr rr Fut re Nurse at Amerrca Trea urer 2 Senrar Harnernakn Cluo Presrdert 4 PORTAL 4 Natrorral Hana Socrety 4 DOLORES BUTARA Ca mc c c Y Teens I 2 Cho cs 2 GAA RO IN CAMPBELL I adcrrrc F otncrll I 2 3 4 C rrck rsenr crst cr C rt 4 Sp t Clul I ELANE CHAPLAIN Hornc Econarr a r r ua I Future Nurses cl Arrrcrr cr Int rrrrural Sports 4 GAA 4 WILLIAM CHRIST Acadcrrrc :ence Club I Tr I 2 Baseball Manager I The POR Al. W ARD COLVIN Ge cral Scrence Club Senror A rr r, , B LM ,v far re , . EAMAI , .2 AC , W ., I I . . i , I Q I O I I: Q rr ,,: ir : ls ' M ball , 2 ' 5 ' g I I 3,4 7 ' ' f .' , rr T r i , , i i, Deb ', ' p ' ' debt? I ' , L 'll , ' d , d . V . . , I I Ira-Y 2, v 'fy' HR 4, T L 23,41 Orb rl , , 5 - , . rr ' 'r I r : o , r 2,35 Basketball I,2,3g Track I,2g Leathercraft Club, Vice President I I-Il lc I ff' I, YAT I I7 Cl 2, 'L Fr tr s '. g , 1 1 Cl I - cl - r 5 ' , p 'I crfcn Aw- ,. g I: J 5 'V f 5 I I ' fl y . -Q, ' , - I : ' , f ' E rr -r rx. r - 1 I , 4 I 'K fl I B -c A- O , , , CO' 'rpt'r rr ,, .... X 4, T r I 2,3, Bc Lktl r ll IQ3, . R l,2,E 4, Cl ss Id C., , ar srrnan 1 A 1 A rcs Lrbrarian I, Le thecrrft Cl r p fc 25 r , . - 1' Sc z ack , g 5 T 3,4 ILL rrl ' I: ' 34 Conservatson Club 4 BETTY COOPER Home Economscs Cheerleader I2 Student Councsl I2 Dramatscs Club I2 GAA 4 BARBARA DAVIS Academsc Cheerleader I234 co Captasn 3 Captasn 4 Intramural Sports I 2 34 Class Secretary 34 Student Councsl I23 Secretary 2 Chaplasn 3 YTeens Secretary I Dramatscs Club 2 Natsonol Thespsan Soc ety 2 34 Natsonol Honor Socsety 34 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 C A 24 Class Cout 4 Sensor Play 4 The PORTAL 34 Chorus I F st Place sn Hsstorama 2 PATRICIA DOYLE Home Economscs Tr JY I Chorus I23 Ramettes I Bawlsng Club 3 Gamma TrsHY 3 Sensor Homemalcsng Club 4 Secretary 4 BECKY EASLY Home Economscs YTeens I Future Nurses at Amersca 2 Intramural Sports 2 GAA 4 JUDY EVANS ommercsal YTeens I Chorus I24 GAA 4 RICH FONDELIER General Leathercraft Club I Sportsman Club 2 Sensor Conservatson Club 4 RONALD FRIANT Academsc Band I24 Student Dsrector 4 Chorus I24 Scsence Club I2 Math and Chess Club 4 Pressdent 4 The PORTAL 34 co Edstor 4 Student Dsrector of Sensor Play Natsonol Honor Socsety 3 4 Dsstrsct and All State Bond 3 RUSSELL FYOCK Academsc GEORGE GARY Academsc Scsence Club I HsY 2 Sensor Conservatson Cluo 4 The PORTAL 34 JAMES GARY Com mercs I Leathercraft Club 24 Sportsman Club I Class Court 4 Sensor Play 4 DAVID GASTON Vocatsonal Agrsculture FFA 234 Secretary 4 PHYLLIS GENNETT Commercsal Band 234 Chorus I234 YTeens I Sensor Homemaksng Club 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 LESTER GERBER General ALICE GORDON Commercsal Chorus I23 Hsstory Club 3 Homernalang Club I4 JOSEPH GREATHOUSE Industrsal Arts Scsence Club I H Y 2 Sensor Conservatson Club 4 Treasurer 4 Student Councsl 34 NANCY GRITZER Commercsal Band I2 Chorus I2 YTeens I Intramural Sports I GAA 4 The PORTAL 34 CLYDE HARRISON Vocatsonal Agrsculture FFA I234 Sentsnel I Reporter 2 Pressdent 4 CHARLES HARTEIS Vocatsonal Agrsculture FFA I234 LEE ANN HARVEY Academsc Y Teens I Band I2 Chorus I2 Future Nurses at Amersca 2 Socsety 34 Class Court 4 SYLVIA HOCKENSMITH Home Economscs YTeens I Intramural Sports 2 Future Nurses of Amersca 2 Secretary 2 GAA 4 The PORTAL 34 MARTHA HOLLAND Commercsal YTeens I B nd I234 Chorus I2 34 GAA 4 Lsbrarsan I2 The PORTAL 34 ERNEST HORNER General SHERYL HOSTETLER Home Economscs Intramural Sports I234 YTeens I Band I2 Chorus I2 Class Treasurer 2 Future Nurses of Amersca 2 Cheerleader 34 co Captasn 4 The PORTAL 34 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Pressdent 4 Queen of Sensor Class SALLY HUNT Academsc YTeens I Band I234 Pressdent 4 County Band I2 Natsonol Thespsan Socsety 234 ressdent 4 Gsls Ensemble 2 GAA 4 Vsce Pressdent Sensor Play 4 The PORTAL 34 Class Court 4 Chorus I24 Intramural Sports I Dromctscs Club 2 Secretary 2 Natsonol Honor Socsety 34 Vsce Pressdent 4 JACK INSTONE Academsc Football I234 Basketball I 4 co aptosn 4 aseball Tac I23 Varss R I234 BARBARA KARL Homemak ng Lsbrarsan I234 Bowlsng Club 4 JEAN KILLIAN Carnmercsal YTeens I Sensor Homensaksng Club 4 LYNN KINZEY Academsc Scsence Club H Y Club 2 HsY Boslcetbcll 2 Bowlsng Club 4 LO KNEPPER Commercsal YTeens I Future Nurses of Amersca 2 Chorus A3 Echo Club 4 CAROL KNIPPLE Home Economscs er-ns I orus 2 Studen C uncs I3 FREDR KONOSKI Home Economscs YTeens I Sensor Homemalcsng Club 4 LYNDA KOONTZ Homemalcsng YTeens I Lsbrarsan I Chorus 2 Future Nurses of Arnersca 2 Pep Club 4 Sensor Play 4 BROOKLYN LEVENGOOD Accsdemsc Baslcetball I23 Captasn 4 otball C asn Tac farssty R I234 Pressdent 4 Class Ksng 4 Class Treasurer 3 All Scholastsc Football Team 4 Honorable Mentson All State Football Team 4 SANDRA LUTHER Commercsal YTeens I Pressdent I Dramatscs Club 2 Class Vce Pressdent I Msxed Ensemble I24 Band I2 Chorus I24 Natsonol Thespsan Socsety 234 Treasurer 4 Student Councsl 24 Pressdent 4 Natsonol Honor Socsety 34 Secretary 4 The PORTAL 34 GAA 4 Sensor Play 4 Intramural Sports 4 Wstsng the stuff ssnt so bad but readsng st Sktll sn shorthand ss not only an accomplssh n nt n s elf b ss very helpu sn secursn a posstson Betty Cooper dsctates to Shsrley Rschardson and Sandra Eplett KENNETH MALZI Vocatsonal Agrsculture FFA I234 WILLIAM MARKUM Academsc Football I234 Sportsman Club I HsY 2 Varssty R 4 MARY JANE MARTIN General Lsbrarsan I23 YTeens I Archery Club 2 Bowlsng Club 4 JOY MATTHEWS Home Economscs YTeens I Masorette I23 Socsety 3 Intramural Sports 4 Class Court 4 DONNA MESSLER Commercsal YTeens I Masorette 34 Chorus 34 GAA 4 MARY ANN MIKLAUCIC Home Ecanomscs YTeens I Chorus I Sensor Homemaksng Club 4 MARGARET MILLER Knowsng what to do sn case of an emergency ss often vstally smportant to a persons vstalsty Jean Ksslsan Carolyn Smsth Donna Wsngard and Audrey Shull study pressure posnts As most every one knows thss ss one of the most smportant phases of Fsrst Asd . f V Q ss 7 QA , , . f , 7 ' s , ' , Q I, g ir . ' ' . Y - ' 7 I' - 2 I , f J z I : c r 2 - , ' , , , I . ARD 'I 1 ' 4 ,N -7- :gi ' te i 'ts, ut' fl' 'g i-A 1 . . V I I The PORTAL 3,4:'CiAA 45 Intramural Sports 4, National Honosi Chorus 11213: GXA 45 Dmmofics-Cl-Ub 2: riscnoywl Thesbigli -L '-,- ,:G ,, Ii - - - l -- P . 'Z iy , ' ' 7 ' , , ' 2,3, , -C ' 1 B I,2,3,4: llsl I , , I Psy I I ' I: I- 1 A J ' . UISE mt , I V, Ch s, I, 1 0 's , . scA 4, fo-I ' , Fo s,2,3,4, apt' 4, f st sfzfsl 35 Un Album was the name QIVCD to the larg 'older or book IU whlch the proIects completed b Muss LeIla Dodds French students were placed Album added much color and Interest throughout the year Gretchen Bock Barbara DOVIS and Lee Ann Harvey add a new leaf to the album Commercral YTeens I Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Cho u 2 GAA 4 BEVERLY MOEHLER Home Economlcs YTeens I Chorus I2 OLIVE MCCOMBIE Home Economrcs Chorus I2 GIrls Ensemble I STANLEY McQUAIDE Academlc Football 4 a ketball I rack Var I R 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Class Preslclent I2 Sportsman Club I HIY 2 PresIdent 2 Class Court 4 Student CouncII I2 The PORTAL 34 DUANE NAUGLE Vocuhonal Agnculture FFA I234 SentInel 2 Treasurer 4 KEITH NEFF AcademIc Foc ball I2 WILLIAM OLDHAM AcademIc Sclence Club I B nd I23 arus I23 I Bo e a Bowrn Cu VINCE PALM AcademIc Sclence Club I HIY 2 The PORTAL 34 Bowl ng Club 4 LYNN PRICE AcademIc ScIence Club I DramatIcs Club 2 NatIonaI Tl'espIan Soclety 3 Stage Hand I23 Stage Maraqer 4 SHIRLEY RICHARDSON Home Eco nomIcs Chorus I YTeens I Ecno Club 4 DARYL ROBEL Co'nmercIal SCIENCE Club I Archery Club 2 Bowhng Club 4 Se retary 4 Chorus I 4 LIbrarIan I 2 Natlonal Honor SOCISIY 4 GARY ROGERS Acadermc Sportsman Club I Football I Track I 34 HI Y 2 SenIor Play 4 SenIor Conservatron Club LAWRENCE ROSAGE General JOSEPH RUSH Genea otball I '7 4 a e a Spar smart u cmor onscrIatIorI lub aIsI VID SAMUEL A Ia I' C I I H Y B su T e PO .A c Iona IO Some Scmo IexctIaII CJJ I cn II I Ier 4 WILLIAM SAMUEL Academlc Cho I Sportsnan un Y 2 Secrctar 2 The PORT 3 4 IXIUIIOIT Il Hon ocIety 3 4 Class VIce PresIderIt 4 Sen ol Conserxanon Clcr VIce Pres dent A K SHAFFER Get r I F otoal I arts Ian Club I I 1 T er c er mor ConservatIoI Cl I 4 C Court CAROL SHERMAN mrnerclal BIrf' I cc un u A I 2 3 4 Cl or NANCY SHIRT C III c aI RICHARD LTIS G nc al SI or u S II or COITSGVVOIIOII C so AUDREY SHULL CQIII c c ee-I S I mc: IIIII c I I, CAROLYN TH COIIIn ercIcIl L I r rm I I CAROL STAFFORD Co 'I c c c Y Teen N rscs at An 2 Fch C ub 4 NANCY STAGER Home conorm s Y Teens I lntramura Spor s 2 3 GAA 4 Semor ay 4 Y LES Ac I enI o na I lc Sc ence Clur I The PORTAI 7 4 REGIS STUBLAR Ca mercI.Il Sportsman Cluln B n I 2 orus I 2 4 Faotbal 4 eatlnercratt Clut ar I 4 Sen or Play 4 GLO YDA Con me c u I I p r 2 Y Te ns I Drama S Club 2 I I Ban I 2 C enIor rs, GAA 4 he PORTAL 3 4 CAROL THOMAS H Ic Eononcs Y ecns Stuaent urcII 'I u G 4 Presrden Class Court 4 WILLIAM THOMPSON Academc Footoall I2 sn 'b.II s bIl ag IIII u I e Ident 2 I Studen Coun I 4 Chap aIrI HIOV Con crxatlon Cllb 4 The POR AL 3 4 PATR TROSTLE Acaderwc Sccnce Cub I Future Nurses ol Amer ca 2 The PORTAL 34 GAA 4 Intranural Sports 4 WILL AM NER Acade c CICS Treasurer I Class PresIdent Student Councrl 2,3 Bowhng Club 4 FFA I2 LARRY VINCE AcademIc Football I2 3 4 co Captaln 4 T Iclc I 2 34 Cl VIce PresIdent 2 3 Var I y R 34 Treasurer 4 Class Court 4 S Ience Club I H Y 2 DONNA WINGARD Home Econorrncs YTeens I GAA 4 Future Nurse of AmerIca 2 Chorus 23 Band 3 JAMES WINGARD Acadern c Baseball I 2 3 4 Basket Football I Class Treasurer I Class PresIdent 34 Vcr Ity Vrce PresI ent HI Y 2 Student CouncI ScIence Club PAUL WINGARD Vocatnanal Agrrculture ROBERT WITHEROW Vocatlonal Agrsculture FFA 4 NELLIE LEE WOLFE Home Econom cs YTeens I Chorus 2 Future Nurses 0' An erlca 2 SenIor Homemak ng Club 4 PIctured below are the gIrls who represented the tive dIHerent companysupplues ot cards for the ChrIstrnas card ale The sale IS conducted annually by the Senlors to help rarse funds for Class prorects Carol Tnomas GlorIa Suhycla and Nancy GrItzer are n the foIeground whIle Lrnda Koontz an Sheryl Hostetler are In the tIclceI booth u - ' IerI:cI 'I Q I' . E c - : l t , , I ' Pl . .IERR STI .id TC Fo t' ll I,2 3, Trac I,2I I - ll 1 F -. uI ' I 'J I, C d , ,EI-4. CII 1 I I I 2,3, I L I 'J 2,4I V s y R I 1 . RIA SUH --C ' r ,'l nII'c:rn,I'a' S 0 ts I - e , I I A tic I Naronal Thespcn Safety 2,3,4I d I I horus I,2,3I S ' PI -I 4I ' I T , . ow- c 'I -T -. II ' Co I ' LI lntrcIIII ral Sports l,2,3I4I AA , t 4I fig Ba 'O rl' -I,2I Ba e r l Man er II Sports cn Cl b II 2, V'c Pres' I Trcck II t c'I , I ' 4I Se ' s- I I I T , ICIA - . ' I- I I ' f : I I I ' I I . I V VAR - wi -F' 5 I I ' 2I . , . C ' I I I 2 PA I - ' ' e -- ,,,, - I rc I . I 1 ass ' ' ' . Un I - I 3-7 I. ,I . I H I c' . I i- . - ' - . ' ' I I , I ' I ball I,2I I I ' , I s' R 4, 'd 4I '- I 'l II ' I. ' ' , ' -W - I -' I , , I r S I I,2,3,I B 5 I ,2, r I, sry , I I 3,4I Baslcetball I,2I Sportsman Club II HI-Y 2I Varsity R 4. I I ' I I ' , I d -e 'v ' I a I , I H . . Ch , , I HI-Y 2g H'-Y, slr tb ll 2I I' g I b 4. ' ' . -. .P P V I - If I I I I Y A I V V VY Fo ' I Track I,2,3I B s b ll II 't Cl'b II I'lI-Y QI S' ' C - ' V C ' 4I V ty R 4. DA Icc f-rIc- no us I I- 2I HI-Y J ct- Igfrll QI I1 RTAL O,4I N:t l Har I 'ty 34, - ' I' Cars I'I' l I 4, Pres d'- t 4I Sena Plry 4I CIass Treas- u , :cs I I CII IIHI- , I I y I AL ,I cI C' S ' 'I J A 5 - I ' I ' 1 4, A I 4 .I C Ie a - O I 2, Sp r' , Presaen II Track I,2I I-II-Y 2, I' Isrr'-' 2, Se' r ul , lass 4 Co ' L .S ,2,3, Cale' CII I, T,fg:IIIq Cl b QQI GA , , , I I 'us 4. ofr 'I-I I SHO U J tgII1:II C! In I, Football I, HI-If 2 ' .It I I I 4. II -' Ic:I Y-T I I SerIor Ho - c. Q Club 4, TI -I s -I-I 4. SMI - I ' i: Q1 III I, Claws 24, Bowkrg Cho 4 l n- I I' - I s I, C'IeI,s I 2, Fstye Y 36 Skwiolis' l'n1s'z'11l l'k1.V THANK YOU, MR. PARKER ,W ,W :ii 5 fc, 'x::':. z ff 9 II 3 A I svn'-, cf N 5 V- Af- RM f 5 P We f.uke'e'd 53 i',, rehxed Yh 1 f do f Y re1:'.rGs ::,f fre C. 3:5 cf Befh . . .,,,., .7 ,J LOG OF TRIP TO WASHINGTON 7:01 Depoffed 'on' 5:1 scnool o' Gews'of.n 7:48 Enfe'ed Pennsy ,cn 3 Tynpike 8:14 S'oppeo fue no ewes io' CWC 'o Cleo' fone 5:32 Leif Twnp'-ce o' Fi ,Mierof 9123 Cogee L:'eox C' f-Acfonneilshvg 10:17 Crossed Mason-Dwxon Lie 1:04 Arrwed of VfCJSe5ng?oe-Inqosfon suCCe5sfoN NA-A xx 5 THINGS WE The Washington Co'ned'ol . . . Cfonciscon Vcnos'efy . . . Arlington Cerne+e . . . Sopfenne Cow? ln sess on . . , Execs 55 Pfnvng ond Engfowng . . Jegerson Monument . , Mow' 'veno' n,.. ocfofy o? Congress A . ,Pao Mernofiol . , . Notions! Moseww . .'f' cs w g'on Nononol flvpof . . . '.' Jvro Smfue , . . Tne Wnve Hoose . , C'g :1f Decf:1fo'fo oi Wsdepencz' 'cf . . . U. S. Army MeowCoN ,'-.hsews 4 Fioo' show OT the Lows CM: . . Russion Ernbossy . . . Pofovro: Rne' . , Tonso oi George Wosnwg'o . , I dune-'ent noznes of Toxicolos . . 's 'f- Jzzn'-nese Chewy rfees, 38 LOG OF TRIP HOME 5:09 7120 7126 E103 E137 9:06 tooo lO:3l J' .1 ., f , 'rr' 'W' 'W' ' 1 , w,,,.,..u,.,i, A ,Af j,'f', Q 3 1 1 ,p'N,,h log hook oht Let' Vfoshington, too weary to write in ffolce up in Frederick ot trod: s'op li Possed Borboro Frie+clnie's none Qecrossed lVlO5OV't-DlXO'7 Lire S'opp-ed to edt o' ,'f.cConretEnfg Qesurned horne,-ford gourrey flrrifed horne Reolities-The Junioto Tee' 'n 'Nr ' iOVT O Oh f 'Tx f V ,L - ' PW ffl i K ft? Y. lux A'X ' s E Ate ot Sholl's Cofeterio . . . sow Cinerorno- The Seven Wonders of the World'l 'WO Mo . sworn ot the Ambossodor Hotel ,..X f .rent bowling ot the ABC Lones , . . tched the Globetrotters ot Urine Areno . . . lived ot the Woodner Hotel . got plenty of sleep . , . ote ot the Lotus Chinese-Arnericon Restouront . toured the Srnithsonion Institute , 4 . wollced to the top ot the Washington nument , , . visited the zoo . . . witnessed the changing ot the guord ot the Tornb ot the Unknown Soldier , . , toured the Copitol Building . . . rode up Pennsylvonio Avenue unnoticed by the crowds thot were not there to cheer. 39 iq N WHQS mm KNOCKING ON MY 1 DCQP9 IM NCT IN THE SATELLITE BUSINESS HOPE SPR NGS ETERNAL ITHIN THE HUMAN BREAST I I I I 'I Li FXSS LIE- VLA L II gf E , I LL I Y I I xx 5 L- 6 f TLD l u'-Qi' In I T L ' L . L I rLlLI. Welcomlhgf 0ur NOTEWORTHY EVENTS IN THE LIVES OF THE JUNIORS AND UNDERCLASSES W ,- Tfc T?5Z ':.'.f: ZT .xizi KTA? fi, 27 Q Hit' T Ci' T -Cliff' Q' JL K6'E: -LAS ,. . N ' J See 53 9 We Nivifa CGY UNDERCLASSES Keeping 0001 JUNIOR OFFICERS VALUE PHYSICAL FITNESS Hardly had the 195768 scholastic term begun until the Junior Class set its course, In the election of officers it chose wisely and well, a fact that can be documented by the accomplishments of the Class and corroborated by Miss Sue Green, adviser. Whirling the social season off with some unex- plained prophetic insight, the Class named its Hrst dance the Snowman Stomp. Including disc-iockey Larry Ford on the program combined to make this first dance a great success. Adding variety to please all comers a round and square dance was held in April with equal success. Other activities throughout the year kept the class spirit high. Delivery of the felt goods created much excite- ment. A variety of hats, emblems, and pennants made up in the class colors of lilac and black were displayed with great pride. ln this general connection, the flower chosen was the white carnation, and the selection of the class ring gave a real boost to class morale. As in the past years, the Christmas candy sale proved to be the big fund-raising proiect. All previous records were broken and leading the campaign in total sales were Judy Allison and Gene Kunkle. It would appear that the Junior officers were expecting a strenuous year. They were busier than usual with class proiects, but they withstood the rigors of office admirably. President Bill Reed is taking no chances on the fitness of his treasurer, Janet Keiper. Vice President Pat Hammer, at left, and Secretary Carole Ritter also show deep concern. Since the Class did make its debut into the field of big business, Janet's iob was an important one. Despite full participation in social and athletic activities, the Class also demonstrated its high scholastic ability by presenting a favorable list for the honor roll each marking period, and nine members received the nod from the National Honor Society Council and were formally inducted into the Paragon Chapter. Without a doubt this energetic group made excellent progress. While its fund raising activities were highly successful, the disposition of those funds was characterized by unselfishness. A sizable sum was appropriated to the organ fund, and the PORTAL received a substantial contribution. A comfortable sum was also set aside for their own edition of the PORTAL in l959. Much of the activity throughout the year was aimed directly or indirectly toward the dinner-dance held at the beautiful Sunnehanna Country Club in honor of the '58 seniors. Showing its proficiency in business management and leadership, the Class set its motto into action, Doing little things well is a step toward doing big things better. I 4 nfkijy, vgvi QL: 4 ,- W A You Tell Lis' WE'LL TELL THE SCHOOL ,Ldrinl V was one U: the sewices supolied by the A4 De:2 e'v. Ve PORVLL La LfLdeb'ed Ye Mr Mcnom and r-s af' and-eff: ':' we MQW 5-x:e?'ew? psstefs he-'aiding hrpofrcfvr -,eva ur' me WVW We of We 1958 edhion, DDL' T L- f-1 fm, lfi, FLW if, Hwrw' Buriiirwr, 3'1v'd'J BH'-,, Brbcfu BV?-, DUN- Bfm GUVF Blozfw, 1,01 BUQH' PO!! ?ffP: f Bfwmcrxcfc, Ag'-, Barwcww, Jo Elbm Bnwfrt, ffnr-',f'g Buffy, Jfwnf-, Bofbr, BL!! Bcfko, Bucky Bracken, Dcrorry Bkuf'-C PON 3 Jwvwe, Bum, Crmrlffz Burk'-'L Leilrc Cumpb-:NM B I C'tL'rw,', F-Nw Ch ', BL-w'1,' ChL,'Uw:,', DU, d Chrk, Surwdf TUV' PON 4'-,gm U Czvprw Dofmo CQAQ, Kc'Pw C,L'v', D', 'LNfi 31. , Jffxv D--Bug f.'Ncww Dcwvmd, Joscprw D',Y::'1, !,'g:N ' Dmzycr. PON 5--Vgrf-r' Enfff' fy Swfdfu EN'- , Bfflf E 'Y'-'zvi Sf W, FU. ', Lrdfm Fw , KOH-m Fvucyvr, Milf? Gvhq, 9u'Lf1!L4 G rvdh L1-:fy L, 6' tb I 1 ' ,Lf f f- f 41 -Z' 'K I -at .4 JUNIORS ROW I Wlllnarn Godfrey Alber Gyorlr Palrucao Hammer Beverly Hancock Caly rw Horbaugh ROW 2 Muchal Harbaugn 0 1 Harms Carol Hart Ivan Helman Mark Hellmann RON 3 .lame Helzlcwn Dafwd Hull Donald Horner RoberrHos1evIer Barbara Horvavh ROW 4 Wrllvarn Huber .Ierry Karalfa ROW 5fJane1 Ke per Pavrucua Kelly Thomas Kelly Patrlcra Kohle Dororhy Koonlz ROW 6 Dwane Kra owc Bonnie Krrse Rlclwa d Kronen Beverly Krou e Gene Kunkle ROW 7 John Langerlvolc Don Lees Harry Long Roger Luther Kennevh Mackrn ROW 8 George Marsh Howard Matthews Donna McDonald Rlclward McKooI John McLaren WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR -- I I1 R ber A , , , ' . ' - S ' , Jerry Hudson, Dorolhy Jardlna, Linda Jenkins, . f ' 5 ' , 44 RON lfDo4:d Mlhciko, Rcberf Mzcre. Do.:l Murdock, Tw7lo Nogk-, Daryl Nf-ff, Do.d Nowodmg, Jyhvh Ofonnor, Sandro Pfrvnczr, POVV 2fWrNlm1m A Q Rf-fc., GYOHG Qu-ivy, Cmoff. Riff-Y, Foul Ribwnsorvv Jw Podqc-rf, Gum' Rogers, Bcnme Rwdge, Powclo Sodosky ROW 3APo wcw0 SGH-, DC'1'I!!d SC:'vc-'?75ANc1, Glsrrx SCHIH-, Henry S4-Wfjcx, BG , Snr-'-fir-r, Wmf-Wda SVVQ , Dswci Szpe, Don-rv! Slzgfe, ROW -4fSomue1 SNc:fcc1T Bfron Sfvwzlll Ffcmx SD-?ic1 G, Pnbwf S'Enibi5c-', S'On!f, Tx1!1yf-0, Judnh Tuyhr, Gerard Tfckrwmgq, Fir 'dx Twmw-my. ROW 5ffRwcn:1rd Tn,-ww, Tmford Efoff, Jffm We- Z, RUM Vlefycxnl Jncm VVPTQ, Robert VVQ'vde,r, Sort: Vcsf, Jov Yomkmf So greet is the potemlm of chemistry that we whole course of evems may be changed by ds- coveries which are yer Yo be mode. Jerry Hudson, Jerry KoroNfc, and Bovwnle AHison learn thot the smolfest cmrticles can be very complex. NOW SEE THIS Jbph 'llpumilr Akin Jlllress PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH FINANCIAL REPORT Sophomore presdent, Don Wright, is favorably impressed with the treasurer's report, His approval seems to be shared by John Swick, vice president, Frances Pitera, secretary, and naturally by Dave Marsh who prepared the report. l l Sophomores had a busy and exciting year. Their adviser, Nick Campitelli, assisted them in their extra-curricu- lar undertakings and had charge of one of the tive sophomore rooms. Other home room teachers included Miss Leora Hoffman, Miss Lois Jones, John J. Kuzmiak, and Walter F. Criste. Official recognition of the space age was acknowledged by calling their dance the Sputnik Spin at which the record spinner was Jerry Glenn. The dance was a real success and the decorations were unique with basketballs decorated to resemble satellites. The class aftairs were topped oft with a party in April. ROW I-Eleanore Abraham, Billie Adamchik, Jack Allen, William Allen, Donald Barnes. ROW 23 Darlene Beal, Joe Begeny, Janet Bernard, Arthur Birkhimer, Linda Birtle, Dean Bittner, Barbara Block, James Blough, Renee Blowers, Jack Bowers, ROW 3- Margaret Bowers, Joan Brandle, Ralph Brandle, Linda Butara, William Buzzard, Jean Carver, Arthur Chontas, Donna Collier, Angella D'Ambrosia, Evelyn Davis. ROW 4-Nancy Dern, Bonnie Dill, Richard Durica, Carol Erneigh, Gary Erb, Robert Fabish, Myrna Felix, Shirley Fetzer, Donna Finch, Jerry Fisher. ROW 5-Linda Fisher, Eugene Friedman, Delene Gahagen, Nancy Galbreath, Donald Gelles, Elaine Gennett, John Giles, Patty Gilbert, Martha Gleich, Thomas Gordon. 46 THE CLASS OF 1960 SOPHOMORES Lenn Harrison, David Harte-iz, Marlin Havener. ROW 2-Thomas Hayes, Audrey Henry, Audra Hess, Kay Held, Pmricia Hillegas. ROW 3-Jerry Himrner, Bvrbflrv Hogmon, Sandra Hoffman, William Hoffman, Kathy Holsinger. ROW 4fPavricia Horvafh, Joseph Horner, William Hubbard, Raymond Hunt, Doris Inslone. ROW 5-Jean Jerney, Pavricia Jones, Donald Karl, Lynn Karshin, Raymond Kaufman. ROW 6fBarbarg Killian, Robert Kormanik, Judifh Kosvro, Judy Krise, Larry Lcyely. ROW 7fJerrie Layman, Blaine Leberknighr, Kitty Leberlcnighf, William Lengyel, Wilma Livingston. ROW 8-Charles Long, Carol Makin, Edward Marcinko, Doxe Marsh, Don Mariin. ROW 9fEugene Moms, Glen McCIees1er, Gary McCoy, Beverly Mclaniels, Berry McQuoide. ROW lO-Robert McVicker, Marlene Mickel, Donald Miller, Eddie Miller, Kennerh Miller. ROW llf Mary .lo Miller, Walver Miller, Larry Mock, D. J. Moore, Rhonwen Morgan, SCPHCDMORES R N I Roos Mo s r M nw ko hryn No n Kenne ri Noon Ao RON 2 From: Ordre ack Glora O a ry O V Carl Paraky Fronceg Pnero RON 3 Q nald Raopach ora Racial K nnc r- in y Grorgr Anne Racine Dan Rnood V 4 Gi rmcl Robr rfs Robz rt Roddy 1 d w o Roxby V'alVer Sorloui N 5 h crm idei Ga en e L1 no Sczrchow lc Belly Showalter Judith Sho valmr ROW C1 li Williovww Y Edwar is u e en pickler W 7 John Sfcger Robert lagord 5? ber! Sf fer R hard S n bi onn Svoup w 8 Lloyd Svrcif Rono rck Lois Stull Byron Stover John Swic RON 9 Linda Thomas John Tok Donald Narner John Wcclo Ray Vllalfcr ROW lO Donna Wan Povrvcro Webb Sandro Ncber, Thema. N Winger, Je-an Wonderf ROW lliS1onlr'y Noody, Donold Wrighf, Kuy founkinm Jonn Zimmerman, Robert Zimmerman. You con'f have one without the other, We uefer, of course, lo Biology Class and The frog, Performing the dissecfion are Joy Green, Art Birkhimer, and Barbara Hoffman. This will always remain one of the memorable events of our sophomore year. N AE 'L HAVE 'O GO SOMET IVE Freshmen Him' llefresllmenl CO-OPERATION MARKS OFFICER RELATIONSHIP At its organization meeting the Freshman Class selected Robert Stevens as president, Joyce Bokonyi as vice president, Shirley Golob as secretary, and Paul Morbit as treasurer. Serving as class adviser was Paul A, Wissler, one of the home room teachers, Though still officially listed as part of the Junior I-Iigh School, ninth grade students responded to the title Freshmen Also another important change was noted. Members ot the class began to branch into ditterent courses. No longer were the same subiects required for all, and at one time during the year the class outnumbered all others with an enrollment of I53. Sixteen members of the Freshman Class were accepted for the Band, and eleven were chosen for the mixed chorus. As one might expect, several ninth graders formed the nucleus ot iunior high athletics and three from the class made the cheer- leading squad. lt is also noted with pride that Karen Karnoslcy who won third prize in blouse competition at the State Farm Show was a member of this class. ROW I-John Adamchik, Marlene Adams, Paul Adams, Richard Adams, James Adelman, Judy Amick, Gwyn Angus, Cynthia Barnharf. RON 2-Larry Barrett, Michael Barron, Helen Beals, Gail Berkebile, Robert Berlcev, Janes: Egan, Joyce Bokonyi, Mary Lou Brown, Robert Bukovec, Carole Buraulla. ROW 3AJoaepn N, Berkhard, Mary Burns, Michael Cahill, A Raymond Caoaer, Jocnn Costanzo, John C: eos, Bewerlf Cuppet', Anthony D'ArnbrcsIa, Darrell Dawson, Lawrence Diliorfola. ROW' lfGa':wf Doyle, Thomas Drayis, Wayne Draws, Walter Dunn, Druid Dorlca, .luglfn Elbcnl-ofn, Roberta Fableh, John Fecfhersv James .1rlJa'a Focklelr. ROVX' 2-Carvn Frazier, Carol Frazler, Jamcf F ns, B , Freiwald, Kaye Fyack, Robert Galcyda, Rlchard Gasvon, John Gelblg, G f G r d Glbb eww-', Alexan er 5, Ray Glndlesperger, ROW 3-'Tafsyf Glacken, Rhyllvs Gleich, Vonme Glessner, Shirley Golob, .lim Gordon, Jasephlne Grosso, Linda Lee Grush, Susanne Gully, Mary Ann Hadzima, Jams-5 Hannakan. ROW If 'Clara Jane Harbauglw, Judy Harrie, Sharon Hur-ey Btn 'a Hddarn, Marllyn Hellmann, Rhonda Hilbreclwf, Ru'l'v H nm-er, ,:z . Hockenfn'-'R Jerry Hcgrvanr Barry Horne. ROW 5fRober' JK-fcnorwk, D::.d Jordan, Cl'arle5 Karrnendy, Karen Karvosky, She-lla Kc-lly, 33rnv Kennedy, Carol Kimmel, Mary Alwce Klrfchrnan, Arthur Kabolcwk Jann Kazmlak. ROW 6ARanaid Langham, Alben Lovely, Soma Lamly, janv: L,Rac:a, Janmg Liylnggton, Francis Lohr, Sandra Luczko Barry Jacko Carcl McCanwole, Duane Allen McDowell, .mn my ,ca aqmissua vo ac mm--w gc. arcg. 1 L F 'func Q: Msn of plu :Y -137 There may DL- mfg-,L .v lp.: N3,:d Exifwe Snare' 50 Qzlmsvlgrf c:r:a-f wnm me low has Yo do wir we wc, drvr me 'nach sorarlsed if a bay tyre. Pondermg the slwavlan are Gall U: .1--az: Grain, Mary A-.fn Kefslwmon, and w Svwrcfs. Class of 1,961 NOW KNOWN AS FRESHMEN 51 ROW l Robert McKee Mary Ann Mc ool Nan Irene Medlnng Mary Muchrlna Ilona Muller Paul Morbut ROW 2 Dotty Murphy Janice Naugle Louis Nlcolettn Barbara Parsons Walter Parsons Jennie Paul ROW 3 Max Pavlovich Joyce Poole Janet Price Jean Rager Ray Rager Rodney Ribblett ROW 4-Larry Rodgers Carol Rodkey Ronald Rogers Joan Rose Gaul Roseberry Earl Samuel ROW 5--David Schneider Edward Scislaw Chester Sewalk Georg ann Shaffer Jerry Shaffer Kenneth Shaw ROW 6-Lynn Sheldon Nancy Sherman Simmons James Smuth ROW 7 Mary Jane Stager John Stahl Robert Stevens Diana Stinebuser David Strelleln Sandra Streileun ROW 8 Wayne Thomas Richard Thatcher Andrew Tallyen Terry Tresnse Janet Varner Ronald Vore ROW 9 Kathleen Wa hko Joyce Weyant Janice Weller Connie Wntlcoslcy Chester Weyand Kathy Wright ROW I0 Ralph Webb Robert Wertz Blaine Wis unger James Young John Zidisin Lionel Zimmerman , 1 K , ' , Connie Shirt, Rennie Shirt, Sharon l i llgflltll Grade Keeps Informed OFFICERS SCAN ECHO BULLETIN Pree7eli0l1s ol' TfllYlf5 to Leme SOME DAY WE, Too, will BE SENIORS RON lfGary All-En, June Allin, Carol Alllfcn. ROW Zf- Kelih Allison, John Amlzrofs-, Anna Mac Barndv, Nancy Sanus, Kofhv Be-armf, John BE-L-mfr, Donva EC-geny, Lrnda Bell, Barry Bender, VVGW6' Befkey, Dcnns Bur, Gerald-nf Block. ROW Sf Marilyn Blougn, James Brgar, Prrl-p Banacn ck, Joseph Bcnsmo, Erma Boysza, Linda Burkfffl Rose- Purns, Janwcrf Bury, Tnomawne Buzzard, Charlee Conn, Samuel Cannons, Pavrlcla Casswdy. ROW 4-Scott Coplvs, Sandra Cnaplaln, George Charm-y, Pa'rlCna Ann Colbert Fiona Daugherw, Rebecca Dc-.es Sally Davis, Jrarwmz Diamond, Mary Arm Dolan, Mfnrgarer Damankog Pavck Doylq, Jamebs Dunbar. POW' 5-NanC,f Earn, Baerly Eolvfi Jcsfpn Erin, Melvin Faith, Tomrny Frcdnwan, .lgnwf Gay, .loan Gay, Patsy Glndlesperger, Karen Gmc-rw, lauglvrf G'aw, Ronald Grasn, Nancy Harbaugn. PON 6-Bonn E- Hardy, Jeav Harvey, Robe H::r.c-y, Blalr Hlllegur, Loi Hgfhwan, Jarfff Hamer La ,f Hcrnf, Dfv'c'r'- Hornet Bev, HfE'E'lEr, Sall, H:C'r'l.' Gr,-:'gc Hyzlr' Nfwqr Hyrncka. ROW f'fCAnnH- Jon-f Jfmv Jgrdnm LC J. pnfrwrx Barr Jann-an Jmf- K.'lr-,f Dncznr Kwwrnr-l Trvrvwgz- Klr:-my Donald Koslmw Krrmfw K.mlnl.- B- , Lum, Pmllp Lang,-lvlc, Da. Ci Langrfrw Becoming more larrllimr Mn ef-1:11-Curr-culfur actnmei, smdenvs at We Ergnfh G'ace len- are cuzsgrized invc Cm: work and avr-l'er1: e.e 's 1-. C : ':s P,:rv,' v.i:S 'f- lpg soc al e-.env C4 we ferr The ECHO BC11e!.r', Cz rrgfly ,,, - :' 'E-111.-C 4. 'ww- avrfxfled lm- cmermc' C5 Tre cr: Cala-'K Rrfaawiz rf? V., rlgrv c'e Carce Pm:-Q: czssvfzr-' se-Cc-'n,, Na. r1:r.f1-,, asswswnf e:1s.J'E-', Ecfwe Risers .l L- :1'c:lQ1E-C' Nyai. sccrevaryf Bet!-,f Hosrefar, vfezzuwr ara . E-5 Dy: president. Galen Hogrrvnn lrlleo 'fc confer: rr l ROW l-Elwood Lane, John Lovely, Michael Lazer, Pauline Lefuiky, George Marcinko, Lynda McMillan, Nick Michrina, Janet wtihalko, ROW Qfwilliarn Miller, Kay Morgan, James Morgret, Danny Moss, Bcfd Neff Ralph Niederlander, Shoron Ponkoke, James Phillips, ROW 3fCarol Pitera, Constance Roger, James Reed, R51-e Reesey, Barbara Richardson, Bonnie Roberts, Robert Q:-dgerf, Glenda Kay Rgxby, ROW 44l-lelen Schaeffer, Gail Scnrack, Conne Seaman, Pyrlcia Seaman, Sandral Sell, Duane Shager, Gale Shot?-,r, Lindg Shaner ROW 5-Pobert Shaffer, Ani'a Sh'r', John Sholts, Carl Shumaker, Paulette Sidor, Harry Sklces, Rcfard Srntn, Lndo Sonwherner. ROW 6-Ruth Stafford, Nome S'3'le', Nanny S'ud', Wyneffg Strick, Carol Struky, Irene Syl., Arlene S,val'el4, Gary Tnlrkell. ROW 7--Susan Thomas, Jud, Tons-ng, None Tresslfr, Shirley Varner, Richard Vince, Barry Vere, 'Nillhnw lNatkins, Jarrles Weyand. ROW 8-Judy A'--lla-r, Kerry Nilsen, 'Nllhrn Wall, Fred Wolf Stanlord Worrell, No, fir gf' Pcs Vzsng, N : :las Zedlor, Exploratory courses are helpful in guiding students into the pfoper courses. Jennie Bury, Sandra Chaplain, and Kenneth Kunkle tes' their talents in Art Class. 53 Study In S1171 life Year alter year our school receives a transfusion as new plosrna in the disguise of Seventh Graders courses through our halls and classrooms. They come, young in spirit, strong in determi- nation, and eager to participate in the social and athletic affairs of the school. Miss Lois Kindelberger was named odviser, and their selection of ofllicers was made at their first meeting. Left to right in the lower photo are Lee McCloud, treasurer, Janet Hoffman, president, Robin Lewis, vice president, and Sandra Riftle, secretary. lo West In lianlr SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS TAKE THE HIGH ROAD A PORTAL FIRST-SEVENTH GRADERS WITHOUT SOUND AND ACTION ROW I-Judith Adams, Barboro Anderson. ROW 2---Janes Birkhimer, Joe Barkhirner, Jasc-rin Bcrkhwmer, Roger Birkhirne Robert Basset: Gary Beaiii, Rui' B-earn, Thomas Beam. ROW 3 Porrtelo Berish, Robert Bcundf Judy Blocgn, Mcrlyn Blom George Borischak, Judy Boucn Doris-ne Bowers, Jonn Boy o ROW -If-Gary Brandle, Such Brant, Fred BL.'I3ulla, Bflln- Camplse Carol Christner, Kc-nnwn Cn' ine-', M cnocl Claycsnilr Lind Cliiw nie-ou. ROVV 5fDonnc1 D BQx ::l::, ce ' Ds-B cz s1-, Doi' ci De 'k--, L nd 'U Jgiw En Affrorficx ndz Env- Q' N11 Erb, Frank rat: i RO 'V 6 boi o G- , .Joiuld Fnncli- 'r, L is Fr I-d:ir'in, Cczml Fu Pom, I' Gd 'i' 'f ctw,-I Gi lltf Cctv Gt, s, fi--, ow Y, QCA' : it-qi' sw, Gi S::i'df,i Gwws, Gtr' - tm T lv Rgirrf' I-igrif' '3' H :I 54 ,Aj n..1 A. EQ V'- x Q iq 51' , ,Q 4 I 4 W In - -I '-' ff A. ,Q , A Z4 , ,fi M H. ff? -f H f 4 gg V 5 'fu - . . as IH - -. W ' my 4, gay' i -I , 'I g G A-4 ' M ,Q . ' U 6 1 f, . I Lv. A QS' A w '- , 'WW l . , ' . Y ,. '11 'gf U J , .af '! 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ROAU Q FU wil H. z'1', Dczflpv ' ' Ev' , l'::'l' J l f pr, Jwrfe l z, K in 7'1 ': K 1- C' E':':,': : K. ' of 1 , KQLVI, Nc' Kcvw' v -1, P' I fn Kan: P4 K PCN 3 xx , Lung- ':, f so L1 f -- ': 5 . , G-Vg ,:f', ,,::'f L . 'L , 'liz 'Iva fx ' , .- -3 'fcf 3.2, C 3 - 'fc :M-r, K' f- ', ' Dl 0'-fl 'lf-', CV':'l ' llf' QOL' Dioow ff l -f', r fm, - 3: H -.fe 1. 'J ' ', 1 :P K - 33, 'J , x , Fir c 3' 5 ry 3: '1 POA' S, :W 'l 5. P ' E' - 21: ' ' 1' --'v 1 nw' L' l V Sw 1 ,.', 5c f ' 3 G-'z 11 : fr: in 5' ' 5 :Jw S-k ' - - iv' ' , PCL ' f '- S 311. , Defi: , 1- ,, .N fi: I-ff' f Nuo: Cv. x' , M... I 55 7-Xfxd J AS A MASCOT I CANT BRING MUCI-I LUCK BUT I DO KNOW I-IOW TO COPE WITI-I STUBBORN RESISTANCE TI-I S COU D BE OME AN EYPLOSIVE SITUATION 5 f II f' ' .' H I ll , .. f N II ' ' QQ e 9 Q97 xv,-f .JK I N'-7 ' l,'.' Q. WIT ,, , I I. 'C I . NOTEWORTHY EVENTS IN THE FIELD OF ATHLETICS , N , I A - I we five 'xfea 4 fre 'rar wceemec UPU ff :CQ'fC' Sensi - N C1 :1If3I',f 55 20-4 'H uiwes Cm' JIIIICI' .f'CIfsTy 0150 sfxezpf IIN? 5-1511 .'.'I I fl 'f1 QfT Q? E15 pews I low gcwes I I Bfock Le'.ff:ngc0iI .woe 'ICIVTVECI to We Jobste- IQI-.In Trowrfe-DefIIOc'oI FII SCEQIUSTIC FQQIIDQII I Teczfvi II O1eerIec::!ef Bofscfiz DQ-ws I-Iss chosen I. Q.ee'1 Qi SI:C 's 12? the IAIITITLJQII FQQTIJQII Dome EIEICI Cl' 'IQ C:1IIIDf'c1 Cowry WCM MemorIOI, :I I. Supporimgf 011 Arulfrlcs Principal Carl E. Lundquist and Coach Donald H, McCrae accept the Mountain Conference trophy from James T. lyieckley, principal of Conemaugh High School and current president of the Mountain Conference. The District 6 trophy being held by Charles Puckey in the photo at the right also came to Richland which completed the '57 football season unde- feated and untied. A coach, at times, through no fault of his own, becomes a controversial Hgure. The good coach, however, has little trou- ble keeping on course during such tempests and usually comes through unscathed. Coach Charles Pucky shares with Nick Campitelli the good wishes contained in a congra- tulatory note. !b11,gfra1l1llaIi011s HARD WORKING STAFF REWARDED BY WINNING TEAMS Cha --Q 'AQ P-:k-n Dona'd H. McCrae e D. K'pp Nick Carriote-II staff. Heafticst cong'af',ici'ians to our four star coaching Donald H '-.ficffcts afnlc-tic director, head football ccaci and baseball coach. Cnaflc , ioorlna- live coach and head :Laskc'baIl coach. Lee D. Kimi. 3 'rgn 'octoal coach and head C1CI4 CCC . . ,. , f- Nfc-. Y ::-'ea . mg, 52 icn. foatbali coach and basketball coach. GN VI T RY Uop Two Niles RICHLAND RAMS GO UNDEFEATED The T957 football season was the greatest in Richland's history. The varsity team, led by T2 seniors, rambled over nine opponents. To put it briefly, the team was a powerhouse composed of a strong line and a hard running backheld, The hrst two games proved to be the toughest. Richland beat Ferndale TO-7 on a held goal by Brooklyn Levengood, and a strong defense was the main factor in a 7-O win over Westmont. The Rams then avenged last year's loss to Portage by whipping the Mustangs 39-O. The next two games were easy victories over Bellwood Antis and Adams The remainder of the season went into the record books as wins over Bedford United Joint Everett and Shade Our team f' shed in Frt place in both the Western and Mountain Conferences Brooklyn Levengood the team captain was runnerup for district scoring honors and he also made the Tribune Democrat All Scholastic Football Team Jack Instone Stan McQuaide and Keith Neff also brought honors to the school and team by being team work, not only guided the JV's through 'ne four game schedule without a loss, but aiso px vided the Varsity with strong reserve strergtli In their opener, the varsity understudies defeate Adams 3OeO. The next two games brought f.+i over Franklin and Ferndale respectively, ln 'h last game of their small schedule they ra ofc Portage 33-7, The team showed a powerful otife-ns by scoring 77 points and an excellent defense lt holding their opponents to 9 points, Opp, Pr-S Ferndale Westmont Portage Bellwood Antis Adams Bedford United Joint Everett Shade J V SCORES named as honorable mentions on the Tribune Qpp t-i Democrat Team Adams Not to be outdone by their bigger brothers Franklin the Junior Varsity also turned in a perfect record Ferndale Good coaching combined with determination and Portage RON l g 59 ' Y ' , ' 7 io . , , O 7 f f f 0 39 ' . . , V' ' O 40 lnl I I S 6 , ' 7 20 . . ' . ' ' ' O T11 . ' . O 33 ' . , ' T3 39 ' ' - . ie s . O 30 ' ' , ' 2 T3 ' ' ' . O 2l ' fF c-drnan, Pcrakf, OH, Wrl ht, A '-en, Marzrko, S'u,e', G'l-ez, E'ocm, M 'lc-r, Ol .a. RCN 2- 5133,-r-, K:1-f '::n c. C::ir-sat,-'l, Eff-lman, D, Ni-iff H,agrf, Hurt B ner, .'::'r-V' RON 3 -'Coach '.',cC'i:' Kr, 't--'w, S',r,'g:', S lt DA 'Ari' ry G Um' is 51-1, , ff-- -I K, N'-H, Q, r, Grrzirr 'fwxsnc Couch Pucvi. -L rc' ft 'ziii it 'r ll. POV, .1 . -1:-A Br-'ir-'M, P, Cf2 ':'r2'- , 52 'Aol'--, D J, 'A' irt'r lr ' 'V 5 -,cl .V .- rc y,i,rl 'NC 1' .Ilazgff limi' of Jlhlflizxs' MANAGERS KEEP TEAMS EQUIPPED FOR ACTION -v-p--.,...,A..Y. V 1 I-:o,i,ir.i, ic 1 'W I: ' :5 :ir d ' f.ia,fr ,ring 4 VE, SEGA 1- i.Ar,. ,VM pf! 4, i,ff,i,, V 1 ie ,- . ,. .V ,,.. Ev-:Iii ni, Mr' iii oi'vIi.'r I-' iiii- wir: iw' W KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN EOR BLOG'-.f S BELV BILL BOYKO rounded out Three years an me vafsiiy squad, He saw action a a s 'eserfe eiwd, His Team Ioyaliy' and Iwis wiIImgress io pIay iward were defmic- asscfs IQEGIS SIUBLAI? was a siroiwg reserve 'iw our Ime, His dflieiisf- sieibped maiiy eg-iirfiiiy driues. Regis was awarded a Ieiter ior Iwis ine pIayiiwg. KEITH NEFF was a power- 51 -Nggd' House at Center where me saw mos? oi Iwis CICWCYT af oiieidse, Kevia wii oe Para 'C epIa:e. He was mentioned for The AII-Sciwoiasfic Tear aI 'ae Y iIUL 'e-Demos f:'. LESTER GERBER ea'iwed Iiis Ieiter as a auorreriJdCI4, :md 'mis Eric: Igaii IiaiidIii'g add accwiiie uassmg Qreaiiy aided ie We I3a Ie 53' poisrs His at: 'ry as a fieffffe mam was proved in the Bedford game. BROOKLYN LEVENGOOD E.-.tis cfzpiam ai se '57 Samoa aaa wir. Ioiig be remembered far iiis ifrriff rwemg and :oi ruiigaieg ie isoiisis after Ioucivdovm, Brook has 'faimeii ri Iv, 'Ifzik iiismie 'ef 'iI3L'-,-- Democrat Ali-Scholasiic Team amd received ITC'IO'UIII9 '6'I'IC I ei' We Sure LII' Scrwoasfic, LFQIQY VINCE had no Vouae 'Yakima ms i3i'ese'iCe :QI Els c: wwerfzze. H' L1 it-iCI3'Criiw ei we fear Ife was :z SIC'IfI2-' ' f ,'.' f-s : ' 1:11 ff 5-1: ee: '- if-Her or ieir iddde pasiisoiw, JACK INYQNE 'f ' 1' I on L L Cr' ' SEL-ii' To ii iss U Ciero-E' CL fl '.'g:'i' '-'ff 'L se 'Hcfofaofe Vieiif'aii isf. In the upper left photo Coach McCrcie has a iecl conference with Robin Compbeli, Brook Levengoocl and Larry Vince. Other scenes are from the crucial 70 vv owe Westmont on the Hilltoppers' held. JOE RUSH vvas a steady and dependable player at the right end position. His magnet-like pass catching added considerable yardage tor the Rams. Joe also received a Richland RH BILL MARKUM was a hard running baclctield man, His speed and proved ability earned him a t7rst string position at right hall, He had a good clay against Shade. ST!-NLEY lvlcOUAlDE played his third year on the varsity ar right guard, His bloclfihg and 'aclcling aided the Rams' cause materially, and he also received honorable mention on the Tribune-Democrat Team, BlLL BOYD was a good defense lineman and was never wanting in those invincible aualities ol fght and spirit. The game against Adams found him in top lorm. His hard work and sportsman-lilce play merited nim ci letter. ROBIN CAMPBELL was ci must on tne Rams' line, either on ottense or defense, He earned his letter at the left guard position and appropriately carried the 'itle of co-captain. lp fuul 6b111i11,gf .lyzlazl JUNIOR HIGH PLAYERS MAKE oooo START This year's Junior High Squad, under the direction of Lee D. Kipp, had no chance to show its true form, Because of bad weather tne Midget Rams were able to play only three games. Their record was riot spectacular as they lost two games and tied one. ln the first game the Little Eleven laced a tough Conemaugh Township team and were deteated 20-O. Next they opposed Shade oily to be defeated in a close game 7-O, The Ramites got their it score ot the year when Richard Thatcher ran 98 yards against Ferndale tor a touchdown and a tie game. Give thts a try if you like guessing .rwes O.i' cheerleaders, dressed in t'ese origiral czmmoal costumes, took Vet place ct the Gremlins' and Gobllns' Dpzcce red my the Conerraugh cheer- leaders Thts is the Second time in three . . . ,eds that 'rst place came to Richland RON lf Boyko Trostlr-, Frievafnart, Romai- Tr' 'ke ll, Bch, Bm11 ' Sla'cctT, Hurlyat. its Ha , Betz, Rodgers, RON 2-Fccifn, Bogar, Gay, Laps: Bahachick, Fricrdwala Lott-.QR Hormwr, M cmli ROVN' 3ffCslm Zrnnr-rrnan, L. Rodgcr Kullbfick Kev, McK:f-, Kuinrak, McDonald, Nedvrlancltr Burr!-U, Hunt, Thatcher Coach Kuo, ROA .Sf A' Crm l' Davwon 'fort TN-lvlsr Wei' F. N:lt, John-fn, Nlorp-', Gtnclt' - pergcr, Nc-FT, Ragt-r. SCORES Opp. RHS Conemaugh Twp, 20 O Shade 7 O Ferndale 6 6 fi T r 'UI . A- .. .,1,,.f ,,. .: f- 'N5: 1, K :ra S: St.: t :.'1'- I '.r:c1 IQ if .v-ng P I IS' 1-5 T uf ff .4 x , is 9 05 ' ? A .2 1 - I s f .I if -.f W, ' 1 Ga -gr 'J' - 'f s-if nv? . VJ' 'M 'Wx' ,M ff.. 53 ., w- bl! v 24 J N :S 'Qi 4 - f . . L., X K r'. ,cu Q: 4x..f ' Dj. 'lf J D, Marsh, G. Marsh, Begeny, Moore, Reed, Coach Puckey. Absent when picture was takengfillison, lnstorte, Levc-.ngoOd.l Under the direction of Coach Puckey, the l957-58 basketball team turned in one of the best records of any Richland squad. The Rams finished in second place in both the West Central League and in the Mountain Conference by winning 2l games while losing only 4. Acknowledged as one of the best balanced teams in the area the Rams showed powerful offense as they averaged 68 points a game while holding the opposition to 52. A school scoring record was set as Ferndale bowed to a 9l45l score. Victory rode in the front seat during the tirst three games, but the fourth game was a three point loss to Windber. The next six games went into the win column and the season record stood at 9-l. Included in this string of victories was a double win over United Joint and a revenge win over Windber. Portage then defeated Richland 82-53 on the Mustangs' court. Sandwiched between the Portage games was a Eve-game winning streak. The second game with Portage developed into one of the most important on the Rams' schedule, Our team played terrific ball only to lose in the last second by one point, 62-6l, This was the only loss the Rams suffered on the home court, The remainder of the regular season went into the books as Richland victories. Included were wins over Nanty Glo, Conemaugh, Franklin, Adams, and Westmont. The Rams were the West Central League Class B representatives in the District 6 playoffs. Marion Center, the Indiana County champ, was eliminated by the Rams on the United Joint floor, 83-53. Gallitzin made its exit by the some route at the War Memorial, 62-55. ln the battle for the District 6-8 title at Juniata College, Renova ncsed out Richland 55-52. Prospects for the future are promising with three of the hrst hve returning for another season. 64 Jirengflli lies hi Tealnworlr BALANCED QUI NTET DISTRICT 6 RUNNER-UP Regu ct' Seaso' Ori, 1 Ferndale 54 i Westmont 36 ' Conemaugh Twp. 47 Windber 63 Windber 6O Z United Joint 39 I United Joint 30 Nanty Glo 34 4 5 Conemaugh 50 T'Adams 49 I'Portage 82 , Ferndale 5l South Fork 45 Franklin 46 L Conemaugh Twp, 55 South Fork 56 'iPortage 62 7fNanty Glo 43 i i'Conemaugh ,, 53 Franklin 39 :'Adams 45 i Westmont 7 67 District 6 Class B Playoffs Marion Center Gallitzin ,,,,...,, Renova , ,, 53 55 55 ' West Central League ' Mountain Conference RHS 72 6l 62 60 69 60 56 60 73 70 53 91 66 58 79 80 6l 74 65 87 56 82 83 62 52 JV'S ADD RESERVE MIGHT Not only did the Junior Varsity squad supply valuable reserve strength to the Varsity, but on its own merits racked up To wins while accepting only 5 losses. Things didn't look too bright at the beginning of the season with tour wins to three losses, but the JV's tound their stride about the eighth game, and the balance ot the schedule was recorded in the books as T2 wins to 2 losses. The only team to take two wins was Windber. The largest margin of victory by any opponent was six points. Closing out brilliant Careers in Richland athfetlcs are the sen or letternwn Brooklyn levengood and Jftck lnstone. Jrzck was honored lsy being narred to the second teart' in the Johnstown Tr bunef Orca: it All-S:ho'astic awards. sa senior 'etterrnan Ray Allis: dosent when the pictures were n, supplled valuable res- e 'rergtn to the squad. ROW T-Schneider, Harbaugh, Fabish, Brtner, Marin, t! L.: ri Bloom, Coccn Puckef. ROW Qvliautrnan, Oliva, Tharnnzon R my O , Campbell. ROW 3-Hunt, Hudson, Moore, 'lrrf J. V. SCORES Opp. RHS Ferndale ,, 33 43 Westmont Y ,,,s 35 38 Conemaugh Twp. 34 47 Windber ,, , , 34 32 , , , Windber , 32 29 United Joint T9 23 United Joint , 33 30 Nanty Glo , 36 47 Conemaugh T8 42 Adams 23 43 Portage 27 43 Ferndale 44 56 South Fork T8 58 Franklin 38 42 Conemaugh Twp. 44 40 South Fork 43 52 Portage ,, 49 5T Nanty Glo 3T 39 Conemaugh 29 36 Franklin , 38 46 Westmont 45 4T The Rants really showed their scaring ability in this w Q e tee more baskets for Richland. 65 Unites Joint, ln the lower right, lnstone, Moore, and NINTH GRADE CANDIDATES FOR A PLACE ON THE VARSITY Catholic High .. . United Joint . .. Conemaugh . Franklin ,,,,7,,77,,, Ferndale . .. .. Conemaugh Twp. ,,e, . Westmont ,,,,7,, ,Y,,,,, Catholic High .. . Conemaugh ,i,o. Franklin ,,,77,77 United Joint ,...,,.7 Ferndale 77,,7,,,, ,,,7,, Conemaugh Twp. .. Westmont .....Y,,77,7Vw Opp. 38 I4 I3 I3 30 25 27 29 24 IO 28 38 34 35 RHS 2I 24 37 33 25 43 2I 20 45 57 37 50 42 32 ROW I-Barref Pavlovich, Thatcher, Rodgers, Adelrnan Seven' Wertz, ROW 2+Gibbs, M:'b't. Johnson, Coacr Crinvc'el'. Sami Vore, Angus. Richland's Junior High team also had a vvinning season as it turned in a record of 9 wins and 5 losses. Under the direction ot Nick Campitelli, the team finished in second place in the Conemaugh Valley Junior High School League. Its scoring ability was proved in a 57-IO vvin over Franklin which set a school record. The team recorded double vvins over United Joint, Conemaugh, Franklin, Conemaugh Tovvn- ship, and a single vvin over Ferndale. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETEERS Cla: rlitf Westntoiwt ll 22 Conemaugh I I I2 Coneniaugiw I5 I4 Ferndale I7 Q. Vvestnioiit c QI RCI. PC I 66 P a k I 3 b B ROW l?8WBir5chiWer, DH Mcgsh, HorbgughMChList,FHelLnon, I I i ' I l H 6 ElZhETO4ROW 3-Hudsohlzlgl-xoare,T?tlZlldli:1e, M. Bi?lxiirner,m5u5:, es ang. '57 SEASON SCHOOL'S BEST Opp. RHS Central Cambria . 2 6 Portage . 2 4 Portage , .. 0 10 Cresson 7 ll Nanty Glo ,77,S 9 3 Windber V,,,,, 3 7 Adams . l2 O Adams .. 3 9 Ferndale . . 6 l8 wi BACK FOR THE '58 SEASON Jack lnstone, Jim Wingard, George Marsh, and Marlin Birkhimer who contributed materially to the success of the l957 season are all back for l958. At this writing it is too early to give any details about their performance, but we are sure the Richland nine will be the better because of them. 67 The Richland Nine of l957 gave the fans something to cheer about by winning 6 games and losing only 3. This record was the best ever turned in by a Richland club. A win over Central Cambria opened the season and a double win over Portage added strength to the team's morale. The Rams then defeated Cresson but lost to Nanty Glo and Windber by one-run decisions. Richland then split a double-header with Adams and ended the season with an l8-6 victory over Ferndale. The '58 season should be helped substantially by the return of three of last year's starting pitchers, Marlin Birkhimer, Jim Wingard, and .lack lnstone. ROW l--B, Wisslnger, Mack rt, Pataky, Chcntaf, MCLQVL-n, H ll, HcHn'av Hellrnonn, Zdtstn, Trustee. ROW 2-Coach Ktpp, Blough, L. Campbell, Day,-, V nc- Bayd, Begeny, Lees, Mwnalkc, ROW 3-Boucn, Moore, 'Well-:', Bonochck, lnyan, Hadzima, R. Campbell, Lewcngocd, T. WIss'nger, Competing In 7 meets during the 1957 season Lee D Kipp s traclcmen finished euther flrst or second nn 5 of th m In the Coaches eet the Rams scored 3OV2 ponnts to place second and IH a ual meet wlth Shade they outscored theur opponents 83'242'f2 The Rams then placed fourth second and second ID the Trl County Jumor Putt and the Mountaln Conference Meets respectlvely In the annual Trladac Meet wnth Portage and Adams the Rams tallied ol ponnts to take Hrst place and nn the Dnstrnct 6 Meet at Altoona Rnchland placed thnrd out ot 14 schools 57 RELAY TEAM INTACT FOR 58 SEASON DQ, IL - I I . , . . . . ' e . ' M A ' A , , d , f I - 1 - . , , . 1 In I ' Foe' 'it :L nf'-s w 7 'rw-ts 1. 1, tlw :L-c d -vine--fi : vnu PHS 'L-'qw tc-'mt C OCAW in lfom the 3:51 wt '- Pulpun C': ':i::.-l . :QL l-w : i- J:- '5 -2 -vm :no Sci- Lf,-.L't :2o. LET'S GO, BOYS, WAY UP The Junior High Track team cornpeted In only one meet when it met Shade at Calrnbrook. I' elghth and nnnth grad cornpetrtton the Rarns tool-c 7 Rrst places and outscored the opponents 71 45 The seventh grades toolc 2 f st pla es but A e outscored 43 29 The total potnts howefer W re IU Rlchlartds favor IOO 88 T957 TRACK SEASON SUMMARY of sch Meet Placed cornret Coaches Meet Second Shade Dual Meet urst Tr: County Fourth Junior Putt S cond Mountam Conference Second Trnadlc urst Drstrnct 6 Class B Thurd JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM Bob Hadznmo and Dlcn Bouch above placed fourth and tlrnrd respectrvely the IBO yard low hurdles I0 the 1957 State Meet at Pennsylvania State Unuverslty R W I Cah I Bonach ck John on Nol All son Neff N ederlander Koshute RON 2 ndle p rg bb Cooper Morbt Vore McKee Scrskos Streule n ROW 3 Schne de tner Ma tn M n k Moore Hoffman Young Long .fi FBSUA fi' ROW l Beamer Dunbar Fr edman Sholt s Sabo Doyle Ph I B z ROW 2 Adamchlck Schne der Adelman Sarnu I v a I4 rnmerma yen c c ch Z d s n Thomas ROW tat er Wr ghr ron a G les Pataky Fr edman McC y Kar hm T . , G , . h J I' If C I 'SV . 4 ' x e 4 No. , ,sas ' V, 'ng IO F' 2 1 IO ' ' e I I In O - . I, I , , s , I t, I , , i , . I -GI s e e', 'Ne , , i, , , ' I ' i , 4 I r, BI? , rl , rs I , I , , V I l , 9 - A ..,. - its W M l 5 , I , 3 1, , 1 I 4 V 1- T' V A s , 'I ' ' f ,Q , I ', ,, .N . I rs., 5 , - I I Y ' 1 I P' f . X - I1 I , . H4 X .Q , ,Qu . , 4 3. an f 'r ' S 4 I H I Q . A '33 ' T' ' H ie A - Y , , I , I V , , ,I los, et . 4 ' , i , , ff, Sf-fl, Zu n, Toll , Pvl vi , iii, . 3 --S .I , I I Cr I 1, i , , I , rx , 69 fx of-x A X1 QT TF 5 f-CKS AND JT CKS Q QV? EES? ZUVY I QI. N VAE QHFR ,Ill iCLLC LNNQ LFC f A 'xr Levis NOTEWVORTHY EVENTS IN OUR EXTRA-CURRICULAR PROGRAM :gf ze was 2:f.c'cec 'Q of iezereccefs f e A H 'Q :: ',i: Jrefr :fc Jes Jamie ee f' - Q3'eW::,gn femrsrrp hge Since. Sexes Cf cs 2 gcrehes are ec sy DC'CC' F cfQ1fe eecCJ:K 'T'UrO!'6iTT53, our Bord rece rfeo 5 J , , zprzes ' 93 'Pe JoH 5'cf.r one Wrizmxr' H: K, Q :,i1 ::32s Tee 3QRTf4L 34 V957 referred U Yrs? pcie ir,-,furcf fi 'fe Tf!E ff38COFC1 Annum Crmque ard farresr heNd by fre Cdwrbro Schohsric Press FES3CrC1 C'R. N Trwe S451 Efsembre survived We locor, -1S'fWCT, Uri: reglorcl conresfs and Nom Q superor rsrmg in The Srore Music: Come-sfs in Harrisburg, Dewey! JCFICI, Apr' 25. Pa licjualliztgf In 011 Acrlvmfs Mail' 001705 Supersliliolls THEME SUGGESTED BY VOLUME 13 , li P 1 Nl u , . fs ,li i ,ik , 6.4 V. Co-Editors Layout Editor Faculty Editor , Senior Editors , Underclasses Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor A X s P 5 E - 1 ,- v-1 .c 3 T 1 ROW lf-Suhyda, t-lf' H:s'e er, Lutm-', Ewclc, Md Crista. ROW 2-Bayza, Palm- Trostlt-, Da.ts, Haney, Gary ROW 2--Gri'1-fr, l-iscxf,-n rnttn, Stiles, W, Santue!, D, Samui, Bury, Halland ROVV 4fF' ant, Betula, Tltym- gr Blafln, VKQDOQOE, Corsi THE PORTAL STAFF Gretclten Boclc, Ronald Friant Bill Samuel Sally Hunt Barbara Davis, Bill Blank Pat Trostle David Santuel Sylvia Hockensrnitlt Plnoto Editors Lyla Bury, Slwaron Boysza, Vince Palnt Copy Editors Business Manager Secretary Treasurer Circulation Publicity Patrons Adviser Lee Ann Harvey, Bill Tltoenpson Fred Beam Sandra Lu 'er Mcirtlta Holland Slteryl Hostetler, Gloria 5U'7yClU, Nancy Gritie' Bill Cltfist, Jerry Stites Stanley tvlcQuaide, George Gary l.'.'al'er E ffiste 1 DO YOU THINK WE SHOULD LEAVE MORE SPACE FOR WRITE-UPS? Co-Edit:-'s Gfetcnen Bock and Ronald Friant decided trat with a alt-o-luck all the wr.te-.Ds would oe in on tinte. Vtlkot l-clc. On the deadl ne date not one word ot cooy crossed the editors desks. Scrool was closed because ot the big snow, and the czdvnser 'was been snowed under ever s'nce 51111111111 601111111 lkzs ,l1'1iV1' War fc tr WORKS SMOOTHLY UNDER NEW CONSTITUTION Aftd s of the Student Councll moved along smoothly a I na st w uc unc Jde Frances Pate J ccretar tl Thom son s c ap our' La ry Ott as trecsu c Fre Beam vice D esud t and Sandy Luther as Ivvuce a month the student governtng body of our school met to discuss suggestrons brought IH by students and teachers and to plan for the carrying out of Ideas vvhlch were acloptccl Followung each nteetung tne secretary read the munutes over the publvc address system and an thus way the cnture school was kept Informed of the work done by the Councll Durtng tne year the group held two skatung parttes and one of these ended yxuth a record hop Checking coats at basketball garnes was one of the cornnwendable protects undcrtaken and at Thanksgwung the Councnl delnvered three baskets to cl seryng tc ntles The group held tts annual banquet at Wellers Lots Kundclbergfr was advlser of the organuzatto lf? If I 3 o Aprul 9 Muss przet J n fm ct'z5,lf:L:: tl tr' 'ru dwt f,',st'cnl, E l ll',':1',','t fm: v charge of du1r,t1z . ' uf 'tl czzsemtsf zfragrarrp dying the A: 5 flf' I .mer the oflcl ot? h'h ' lt d ' rf 3: f ,f, B'l. p a h I ' , ' ' d ' r ' en, - . es'd n ,V , . , . , , Y . 1. I H . N I .4. . , e W 11 'i . A n ' , ' V ' A, ' 3 ' ' A D. t .. f 2 T' l , L lsflsagl I I Lf I .- H x ,U ' ' , ll K A ' MZ 1,, Q- ' 9 ,. . Q. - ,, sv l -Y - Q 1 . 1 v-X HA - . 'f.L.' f P 5031 F C 3 : '.':f',': ,-'- n- , Pcnlcvch Gc'::, 'Ale Krdf-'rf 2 5 ft V V r-1. sw, H-Plwwzv RO .1 sin' w -5' 1' li I 5' -' lv' 2 .' T'.L'r 'V O F. Pvra, 7 I I ,i ' is Perfect agreement and Sheryl Hostetler .sg Q ,f ' , P0 . . , it , Q . Q . 1 ' , ,sf ' 1 a x 2. gg, X ' s Ja 1.4 . Q ' prevails as Brook Leverigood arrange their dance program, lilre A Trip llllo Jparc' OUR PROM WAS OUT OF THIS WORLD Every detail ol the evenings entertainment is something for us to remember. .loe Begeny and Sharon Boysza, like nearly every coup'e at the prom, take a few minutes out to watch the orchestra. Playing host to the i957 Seniors at a dinner-dance held at Sunnehartna Country Club on Moy 2, l957, was, we must admit, a bg night in our lives. The setting was beautiful, the food was excellent, the music was dreamy, and the evening was too short. At H130 the soft strains of Moonlight and Roses filled the ballroom and nostalgia came slinking in iust as the last notes of Dave Dysert's Orchestra ladeci into the night, SUNNEHANNA, WE ARE HERE COKE TIME I x 'Qu-, J Hugh P Liggt-tt suoemscr ct sc-cznofzr, e:1.ir: NOD, was on hfxnd IC witness the 'x i.i:' at S: 'f3 J the guests Marene Concnie, Kt Tync- Nara Shirt, and Lou McGougn seen' to tie- in a gzz, tzirtt mood despite tne :lightly uni: easxwt wettrer. 74 Ulfllllfflf .u0llll'I1l.S' 1 :Q GHZ 1 'Q z'c'ff ' 1 'Q 'I i' ff. mm. Gwfwm Q ffm? 'A-Pdfffi V ' f nw-fv-f '-wwf c' pg Scrvr v ' Tri- f'f,-Where WHT YO vvlrr v yy' --5: Q ff fzdffr fzrff Xf.' W f' .:'w-:,'1 De' Lfr Pfwce, fUWcW W Sir -- Vmffy' EW ffwH'd'N Bhmk, DC-r Fuwbcv' 'H ', He J .e Svvu-1, :Wd C-2'-'Hd 'yzcei EQ:f:H Ffwfz Bear? 'P iwvfi '- ' 15 ?'H-zf- r7f-m11c- uf ,J,'v' 11, :FPA qw The Ywflrffzj- tw- 'zlrwm-1 'Pmmg cxbomn Lookxvw i D Hrs, 'Jw H922 Mr L-'vdf:Jw:v '. ff 'l' S51-v' NG Sfzwf 4 f,, GMM 1 :Ag A ' YC Q J it if ,. f ?, 'I rv' , -. ,I Q3 N I 4. vw. , , . 1 I: ' I s 1 , f 9, . V! , .45 X ,' f vi - wvvn I ' 51- He L- Ag- w W ' ' , . . ,, Q, , 5 mV 3 1 '-,-' 'U 1,1-' Bev, Czaxf- .z K Y. ,, K S' : L' DLT' ,Vila OCOWL' L X , I 6' 1 , I fb su -K X 1 A N X. -Q HPVPII Nu' .llzllllbm llulzll-nfzl 100 we FOR Piioroi PARAGON CHAPTER - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY in g , ROVV i-fLi,trcr, Back, Hu ', Da , ROVV Qfrnant, N. ,bait-.,Ll, Haut, MATH AND CHESS CLUB DEVELOPES EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION Cliiillcnging ritoiitigrrs air- vxclpciiiiil i,',i Ii' ,ind Chvss Clult that is, cliiilcnaina sits :tions il-ld, The gcirve iii piogiciss in tix czfcgnq Sc-L-i s to Pit cl'cillc-nging r C'c tn.:n V c- :rl.i.'c-S Ri' 'a 1 left to iight are Roy Biush, Reima Fiicint Ki-nn' Bell, ficlxiser Vx'at,i1e Lehman, and John Liifac-to -'1 'FR -, -.,c V. iii x To those who feel they stand a chance of being inyited into the membership of the National Honor Society, the day of induction is one ot anxiety. This year the date tor the induction program was on February 27, and when the names ot those to be honored were read they undoubtedly felt a sense of deep satisfaction for past efforts. According to the constitution ot the society, not more than l5O0 of the Senior Class may hold member- ship in the Paragon Chapter, and not more than lOO0 at the Junior Class. The new members were, therefore, linrited to Lyla Bury and Daryl Robel in the graduating class, while tioni the iunior group there were nine selected by the Council, These included Dorothy Eclfsicc, Joan DeEiase, Carol Hart, Linda Jenkins, Sc: f iYos', Aibc-rt Christ, Mark l-leilmann, Willicirii Hczi i,,- ig ard William Reed. This brought the active buf' p ii' the Society up to twenty, Tnfse .-.nit ciualitv troni the standpoint ot scholar- 'rgft ako We-asure up in character, leadership, Sin C'if1i2'c-r ot tnc National Honor X .-.as craitered at Richland in i953 holds 'ge' to 'ne siying to which all present nreirifers, and 'he Facul'y Council ies Sue Green is tne adviser. r1ie.vpf.m.i AI rim LIGHTS! SOUND! CURTAIN! Applause is heard DY the Ceop'e who work back stage, but they nefer 'ecejve it. This does not, to-fveved aeter tne'r' from doing the best ICD they know how to do. In the picture we see .ang, Skiles, M. Bowers, and Schiee in the foreground, and in the background are J. Bowers, Durica, and Adams. WHO HAS THE NEXT LINE? The National Thespian Society prepared and presented two plays during the year. The hrst, produced lor .lunior High was entitled Too Much Christmas, and the second, staged on April 9 for Senior High was One Wild Night. Portraying Tao Much Christmas are Long, Hillegas, Rodgers, Leberknight, and Blanset in the foreground! Horner, Hammer, and Skiles in the background. JUST A DAB MORE Otlicers Ot the National Thespian Society find make-up on interesting and fascinating art. Lett to right, not including those in the mirror, are Long, Luther, Hillegas, Skiles, and Hunt. Consolidation and student transportation has undoubtedly been advantageous in many ways, but in the held at dramatics there has been an opposite effect. Sufficient time for rehearsals cannot be found during the school day, and after school practice has obstacles which defy solution. Mrs. Nora Covode and her group deserve much credit for their accomplishments against such odds. ACT WELL YOUR PART, THERE ALL THE HONOR LIES' 5: ri 0r,g1f11117f1l Far P571 CLUB Buiios UP VOCAL POWER on by ilie success of our athletic teams, ln liad plenty To cheer about, lt must erefl, ol course, that the emtlwsiasm al up was a big confribuiimg lacioi' iii reams in flwe win columiif' We group Tlwai was responsible for 1-if gs fmiciw were lweld pelofe ifiwpaffa' 3 ie Rep Clap can Take credit lo' scat: piaye' wmicvw il pwwasea r H ii-' We ps, 'fe aavisef, was asssf X f , 'J -' .- :is :g'eside ', Bowie Racial as I fl: 2 aff as sec e'aw' '1'i'1 D' s neue JUNIOR CONSERVATION CLUB OFFICERS xfv Y 6 i S' H il S in 4 Liz 3 L'O POA' i J 'V i-: :- f.-i GH i- 4 Prwlg EC l 1 K 5 , 2 ay Qfw, JU , , ,.,, i,,,-,Y Hfmlz., . ,, tllfffd T0 .Slap lllzslf CONSERVATION PROBLEM LOOMS F Q , 51 -F 1 v ze Srefvf K Ds.d :, 'eff M Conservotion is not solely the concern of the ctlcirmist, but vvlll ever be on importont factor in the future ot our country. The doy is long since post when the necessory evil of moss destruction ol forests vvcis necessory to recloim the soil for ogriculture. Monv ol our noturol resources ore being loid vvoste by investors vvho ore more concerned with lorge prohts thon in the tuture of our country. For this reoson conservotion clubs hove o ploce in the scheme of things. The yec1r's progrom ot the Club included O held trip to the toxiderrny shop, lectures, ond conservcttion rnovies. ROW l-P.'cKo:l, Kronen, Kurlcl-2, Gary, Snofiv, Fondrltr, Gid5rf'y, Ge b 3 ll' Scinmwl, ROW' P STV, Horn' ' D Swn i' ffl Siziruf-l, Rvtf r' fm, H' liv'1i' ', liitw r PO-ff .J fmt' fi. ld Ki ll,, B- f- i- H E ,L Q , U- Dfilfii lofi. -1 liz i, T::ll,'-P K'1'1:l'cx Gr' '1'f'-,- 5' nf lf Hr 5' ' Cwlm .4 ,. The Junior Conservotion Club shown below devoted much of its time to project vvorlc. One proiect entered in the Buhl Plonetorium Exhibit received ci second ploce ovvord. During the second semester the Junior Club worked on proiects relotocl to Pennsylvonio. THE JUNIOR CONSERVATION CLUB 'lv A .lY0fi1ll To Phu' bfi' GO, FIGHT - ACCEPT VICTORY - ACKNOWLEDGE DEFEAT As its name implies, the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion is an organization tor girls interested in athletics. Those participating in athletic events may earn points which well entitle thent to the GAA wings, the Keystone, or the Richland The GAA and Pep Club sponsored a semi-formal dance on March 20. Miss Jo Anne Kratzert, ohsent when the pictures were talcen, was adviser ot the GAA. WTO? PHOTO, 'POL' f k POA' D R ri B c MA.:-wi fi, tit.--, oc 5 C l K H E l L f t i inf. , rl lf-1cl i '-'1 r-' t- Olfi Dclfjlfj, ,,,,,-JV -h SPL. Q:l'- ' .'. i , . T 'ffs i ig 'ilu 5 ti' Mccit vv' it C tlmn 'tw moi S' l Kiwi L.: V Q t EO l C H K JUNIOR SPORTSMAN CLUB Weather permitting, the Junior Sportsman Club went oufaoors to engage in seasonal games during the regularly scheduled club periods. John Kuzmiak was the Club's adviser. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB Through arrangements with the monagement of Gelles Classic Lanes at Geistown, the Girls' Bowling Club was permitted the use ot the alleys each club period, Miss Lois Kindelberger, adviser, was well pleased with the interest and co-operation of her group. BOYS' BOWLING CLUB Gelles Classic Lanes extended equal privileges to the Boys' Bowling Club as was extended to the girls' club. Richard Pardoe was bowled over by the eager- ness and enthusiasm of his alley boys. -,. . X-JP FHSTOV pn. - Sn rg,,,,-i f -,-,,,.,. RAF KA,,,,UKv ,Jn 2781 BVI, ihgm: 3:i'o'l B' rt' G2 K ,K , ., M. H .-in, .- ,V vdf, .., 5:-f-gif fy tn P -A-vw vi..,. ts 1,..V::- Qow 3-AD SGI' ' K if C' 't. 3O O'.f. P'i l rt fi si- its prigyg, QQ.: '-gng,-rv 3.-aft is,-1-1, A 4- s D RQ? Q-E 'lg'.o'h, P l'lor.:1t'- SLI, river, If . pi 'V ff'-,Yi P,.'ff-r Arifinwc 'k fc ' -' . Pt1O' 203. 8 I ,Wralylll mul Irma' E r he ONWARD TO SHERWOOD FOREST TVN' 'And WODH ggractrce nerr: to speed that rrrow on tts teamed of he proper technique by u careful study way to the Hbufhs eye Something can f of thc' officers rn the adloinzng photo Lett to right me E art Sarnue-N, presudent, Don Rrblett, seaetar-,f Fw ncrs Lohr, was presrdent, and Kenny Shaw, treasure' A secret nwilrtary weapon in ages pasr rs heconrrng tncrea:rng'y popufar rn present day sporting equipment. Robinhood wourd have to spend Wong hours on the archery range at the Sport Center. The groups headed by Pac! A. Wrssier and Mass ot archers made the trek to Geistovyn each ciuh perrod where they had use ot the archery range at the Sport Center, The groups headed by Paul A Wissrer and Mrss Sue Green learned much about the sport, not only front therr advisers aut front experienced members in the groups. ROBINHOOD, ROBINHOOD, AND HIS BAND OF MEN LA. 'f N, fn liiy COULD THESE ALSO BE BANDITS? 'JW 'Tlmn' 71 Alu'f1,iis' lip A M1011 For Tlu' Farlllef' THAT'S WHY WE NEED THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA RON lfvf, Efock, Dunn, Mcffisf-L'a-' Adzvig, MoT'i', Hoi'e e', Bxfhtzfh RC!! f E-,yff 3 T': f:-, Shck, Leo-e'kfigr', 'f:D3Nei!, P-T3':::1,g , PO-'T' 3-C PQ Nlgvg. 'gp-fgl ',':.: ,-f, 'Benson T-if -' RON 4-E't, Eefkf, ,, -+3 ,5f jr: Gi! 'f'- PCL' 5fS'c: -4 C. Howes, .'T.'fg:'d, Moiz, Ne? Ssk, Leadership in og icuiwi'e is The dim oT The Richlawn! Chomef oi The Fwwe Fcirmers of AHTGTICO. E.feh'T,i iicipporii-Tgs Tw The hues oi FFA members Ore The Cfxivifiii Ccuyivy Fam' iwd Tzwe STdTe Form Show. XJAXYQT soi'ToThihQ is To he do'-e, The FFA is one oT The groups we iook To Tof cichoii. P oside:wT of The chcioer s Ciyde Hdrrisofiz vice ofesidew, Lyim i'iC1 S2V7 sec'e'ory, Ddvid GdsTorw, , epof'ei', Dcifyi Neff imc: sefmwei, John .'vTcLof-eh. Domi d Fyocf, heard C: The 'JiOQC1TiOVTOi Agficoirufe , I T DQDCIVTVTQVV, is Tho cms-fisef. S'UfiCITi iGOCiCVSiTifQ iv The hhiciry was suppiied by Reidci Tiwimohify, Doom: Colher, ond Ncihcy Bowes. Under The gmdowce of Miss Lois Kindei- befger This group of iiofdridms kepf The iliDVOVy Twdiommg pfoperiy, A ocwcoef GS cz reward Tor Theif i'TdusTfy is he d EEG' 'fe dose of The schooi .Um 5 4 5 QW E., HERES ANOTHER ONE OVERDUE DEWEY DECIMAL'S FRIDAYETTES '-' Q E ,,: - ., lf,.'. 1 r CCR. 1 ri fri T :ff 93.1 4 k '- f f-f 83 Proudly marching at the head of the Band are the Color bearers, Robert Wonders and Doris lnstone, together with the Color guards, Bonne Dill and Georgann Shatter, 001' Bam! SUPPLYS COLOR AND ATMOSPHERE TO SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Reorganization ot the Band under its new director, Richard Cuppett, produced a written constitution and a new wave ot enthusi- asm. OFficers who assisted Mr. Cuppett were Frances Pitera, secretary, Sally Hunt, president, Don Horner, treasurer, and David Murdock, vice president. Apart from school functions, the Band participated at Indiana State Teachers' College Home Coming program and took first prize in both the Johnstown and Windber Halloween parades. TROMBONES AND BARITONE HORNS ROW I--Jinei, Miller, Shaftc-r, Shurnalcer, l'lofn'w-r. RON 2fClark, Simmoni, Roddy, Cnrist. WOODWINDS J H r- wr : Gi , I K: .-- K-V LOA' if 84 SAXOPHONES RON lfAll 'ii', inrcflx, C-llfrt, H3jr,vl-,'. RCNN 2fSi:wvipn,, S':fl,', Vam- TRUMPETS RCA! i-P::.l:. cn Wzzlcc, Uziagrrnglc, Roman, 'E rlcill. ROV! 2--'fra-'i.-, Bm J- ', Hgirclfr, Nfibqlr. POW' 37OlCllnfim, Swmli n ML,rd:cl4, S'.,ll, Screw-df,r, lllqioreiiei Expanding their activities the maiorettes did not limit their activities to football and parades. Triey organized themselves into a drill team and executed many complex drills during ball time periods at basketball games. :C?ES?CJND-.:'e g Cafzf .. 3ACKGr?OJND7C3r5l 'idk 4 P e'a, Dznfz :ni Carat: 'f,':. -f E i f l-i:'n::,g , l1.id'a Hee., lcf: '. f 5:-cf PERCUSSION EQQEGROUND- Ciinn ri, Adiln 1 S'P,NDlNG- Hylland, Srwldyn, F :: ', lm, 'fzrb ', Bargapriy, BELL LYRES Diamond, Davie, DeBiC1se, Emeigln, i i QUARTERMASTERS' QUARTERS MUSIC LIBRARIANS DON'T LIGHT US Unique and original 1.115 We Mew worked our :Or Cosmnnng The Band for Tne HaUoween parades. A gfance af The pucmres of me cigarertes above and the Cigaretfe packs an The opposne page will explain why The Band fvon Severin Top nanofs, Of course if played nmswc, 'aa A pkxce for everyilmrwqig ard e,.e:','Hw:nfj wr Me Mace' as the prob .-'V 04 we Qmnrtf' fnaslevs However, YM- 5vfy:,H ' vm: r:t,l.f handk-d by the Covm LCYWC-fN'7'1 rj Q.,cif5f ', Addmgzn, Sheldon, and Suv- U' Re5p3nsllJilwty for km-mvq 1 n Tw andy-owecc band in ofdev' 'UK Q VF: LL-1 W-C'C'1ClfTS, Vore, Yost, Hg:v -neu 1:-nc Ffmn cfcwe they are equal fc fre mek iM,fi.ammULiWx. .Li Nzumf Ibm' Kfillllf 1 f V I 3' . I J A . Q! r :' Q:- 5 ' QF f g f- x I1 55 'LR Vi Hxiu Kitty Ann Lerze'-Wgni, Bennie Krise, Ssndfu H9Hrv'Z:H,EiC1iVi6 Borsopiw, Pizi Hcvnrnef, ond Suiiy Vcei :oinbine .oices 'Q form ine Richland Sexiei. Ricmrd Cuppefi dkezfed inc group which sang cii 5:14-ciui ussciiilgiy pro- ,J,,,,,.: 6 SEXTET MIXED CHORUS Unioriunoiely ine mixed cnoius does not have many opportunities for public cppeoronces, but when ITS opportunity does come or the Spring Music Fe-siivoi, ii is found reody. The many hours of reneorsui pcxy of? in big dividends, lbr .Ilfw 0110 IB ? 1'-Q HI-Y HIGH IN POPULARITY kfmwlm 1 VARSITY R RESTRICTED TO LETTERMEN 'OP PQOTC, RON irfnfvfv PQ,.i'.q' . Ciirisfiwwos free sciIes Ied the 'md raising ,QQ 'i p,'if'f g' 3Qj fff Frqfif:v ifIB1ff:ff f,' fl 'I 55 , f f- T - f ' R mr, Pcrnkg, Bfvfff, L, RJWCIQ-'S, J, Aiiw Rf Rpfigf. ROA Z OCIWIIIC5 OI We Yew' 'INS IVOIGCI WCS IIeId 'II Ou Tfif'w,i.m, Aww, I-,igi Giridii- Aiiiiiiifmi coiiiwcfiozi I-.ivIw the Future Farmers of America. 'I I'I' 'ff' ,K'Z'I k' WW 5?If 'f- QCII fi -M i H If'-G.'.,:i'I K 'mziik E'-f' ' .., 11, I'1,' r ':. 5-Iii Smiiii-iiiwg cf The YMCA was the most popUIc1r club f'f'g:?T5 f:'HC,O ROA, 1 vim HIV: ir? X -' O .I G Hutitfrii ACL- , fir. 3' UCIIV'IVA 'N 'I.' I'. 4'i: I Lv.-.iifix-irI ,iz G 'wlvi' NWI EOXA' Q, Adviser Coil I-Iemiier had the following Simi? .Iii-, sw xfif,'- R Vi iii-,iw D ,I Cwiiiii' LI crIiQQ 3: Som Thoiiipsciw, picsideiirq EiI AIICii, ,icy igiesiwiiif, Tom X'v'i55iiwgci', scciefcii-yy Jeify FIsIiL-ig 'i'Q:isuiu', cmd Roberi Koiiiicmik, cIiupIuiii, T- L1 L' iiifin-'vi 7I'Ix' IO Iii. Q,:'L uI Im :uni-f GI Yu. 'fix V, R 5 qigx', R uiiiiwxi 'i--' .'.i 11iiicI Shziilf, MLQ.:ud1.', TWU hz , .' OFFICERS OF THE VARSITY R CLUB iiwyiifciy C5 ii f -ag mis :J H i , 'Q' 34 5 iw? sc. UM-41, iv .1 ' fx C'iU'i ': I'- xifzi .Ikr Vire Comes Firsi Y-TEENS oo FOR on-ieizs - 1-1 - . 3. PON 1 cruz, ' f',' G ri if' I P, i-EI, PO!-' 2 Fi' U, iff-'A' viz ': 'fr ' 'f' ' U 2--'C'1 ,I Fwpfiif, 7f':'i , 1 ri' , r1:', , r1':':,. P' Frfzzii-r PON 4' -GV-ich, E'ri-iii ri Hr fix Kun f, - ,, P'f1r'i, GUM DROP TREES CHEER CHILDREN IN HOSPITALS REGROUND-Jcinn' Pr ce, cnc1QIo.r, Sns-.Icx K-II,', ii-. inn' : ::,I'i'-, fr ISIN- Stag-', prgrqruni ch:1'rnon. BACKGROUNDfJi:,'ci BfIvw,', irI if, Judy Hfirri, .of prf idqni, Snirliry GQIQI3, -Acriffir, Bwiw, 'I I , 'ntiif-1, CJHII Rcdh-,Q in-cI,b cowtel, Qhgndfr I-I':,'rc'-' 1 ' :.'f'vQ'c ' :nfs rw-'in 6'e0,gfrz1plU' Clams Follow fl0IIl6' PROJECTS RELATED TO INTERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL YEAR Unifying The Several geciions of eighih grade geography, fhe siudervs in Mfg Norc Covodes CICISSEE cdopfed vhe Inrernofioncl Ge-ophy5iccI Yeor Yhewe, :rc around this os cn cenrroI idec severcI progecfs were spccessfulhy comdeied INorihy af note was the three dirnensionaI modeI of the Conen-cugh VcIIey supp e- 'renTeCI wiih wriiien reporii Covering ne::rIy every phrige CI Yhe c'eo's 'esouces and defehnprrenrs, T716 CL: cgiceis :irc Rose Burns, Bonnie Robefvs, :ind Kmiy Eecinier shown in the Qdioining photo, 89 Se-rvicem wus Tim worn: enipnciaizcd by The Y-Teen CIUID which was Under The guiding infhience of Miss Nevie leon Russe-II, AT Tlicinksgiving The CIUIJ pro- pcircd boxes of Corning for needy IciniiIies, und or Chrisfnicis if nicidc Quin drop CI'iri5Ymci5 ireeg which were given io me chiIcIrQn in the hospiicils, On the social side the rheniIJc S hdd ci Chfisiimis Parry and in ApriI they sponsored ci semi-Icrniol dgince, A221210 ls' l'VPl:IW0llI'II' b'lLI'fIll'.SII' KNOW-HOW AND EXPERIENCE IMPORTANT FACTORS IN DRIVING iuwgiriws' v, Dividends in Safety Education are high. Our instructor , Will'am Smith checks some of the 'm ortant po'nts w'th Bob Witllerow, Becky Easly, Albert Christl, End Barbara Horvath. Because ot the successful launching ot sputniks or atellites into space orbits rockets and missiles became popular topics tor Science Club discussion The Club also had a practical side A number of its protects were entered in the School Science Fair at the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh Otticers James Rodgers Dove Murdock Don Horner and Bill Huber display considerable interest in the tleld of electronics Joseph Huber is the adviser MANY CHALLENGES CONFRONT SCIENCE CLUB 90 3 I 1 1 f ' 3 . Q 3 I C 4 .? ' K1 V 'G R 11. -7O.'w' if f :- P S':: i-' .i gf i: .ate H-Co, 'J' r-i,:'f- :Q-'-' I Sri:-f' f'::' Vafrf' E: ' S' W: :QU-' I WHJ11' N .'.::r '.'.'a cn, Sag' rm -Q Me Clulr Club ls 0111 To bel lou IIN A PICTURE THAT ISI N I I-I Hn Jn RON D rr .Tr fl O D ff 4 Tcoverlng here was ch t rned IU he photography the newly formed Cluclc Club under Galen Hoflrron s upervlsron rhode o Held trnp to the Cover Studios where members found th dork room most enlnghtenung o cl loter dvd some of therr own developnng The Club oglcers shown below ore Ruth l'lTrTnT 3u'l Vtlotlcxns Mork Henlrncnn Lynn Sheldon ond Dove Clorlr ORIGINAL DESIGNS ATTEST TO CREATIVE ART Slrlll Developed 111 leeillerzreli Extro tnrne ond lots of potlence ore reounrennents of the expent croftsrnon Evtdences of both ore reflected an the rnony purses o d belts tu ned out by the Leothercroft Club Poul Morolt Barry Johnson ond Torn Draws n the rlght photo obove ore the oflnces Mlchoel Hollmck ond Ben ornnn Monottt ore the CO odvlsers MANY PROJ ECTS K N QN Idc n rfb n to R J Rf uv rr C r QI 1 T 7 1 1 x ' I . 'fi 5 3 : , H -4 I xr ' I , ' I -' I .I 1 v '-.- ' K ' ROI ---9, Bf-': ', Evfhz, I-Izrmf, Dfir, , T E--UM, lAIllf:', 'lforr--ll, Gfzfzn 'I' o T' . ' 2--H 'Icguq H':.f-mf, G':3cr', , H ff-f, Lfvnlg, Shurnclrfpr, H' af, Pf:',:o. PO 3'-Tffrc k, ?. Heel-Q Sho?-,-', Vcflc ng, A h ,.a, H r 'No'lr 't. POW fl.':'4f-, Gum Herlfnizrr, J, H 'f-', Srf-ldpf, CIS'-f, 14-I in, J-rfonclr. D's ' t mu 0 be leo ' the ld ot ' , E I, n -V - U - .EKIVI ,ll .illx I I F5 , ' , ' ' - n i X X . 'Q . ROI fir, Hollclc, Jydncz, N- ole'f3, Bury, Slcvcztt, Tr KI-lon, 'fr lfiwz' TO 'Af ld, F ffr, Dfcir, D, fr, Cho 'ug H1-'zlft Sinneder. ON 3 Cf: All'-n, lflcllckf-r, S',blor, NIH, Stzrlb-r, Moie, D,B::r':l:1. O U -1- frm: ', Ku ivan, S' nfzi -r Snwnzong Goff, Cho If,', Jzrrgon. I T I DRAMATICS CLUB A - - A h A PW, ' 2 ' ' f ggngtn'-5 -3.5-t. ff- C':i: '1 ,1t :'e tn-e C' '3 s'. FL' 'exec' 'fe 'Q': :':e C -rx :rice to 3 :fue f- :e' ot sxceft P! ss Loci: t :c 3n and ,'.' Dtcznne A Ke. cz-cc. Bef: :J f Cho, 'ecehed -2 ,1:r:'e :nfs 51: , from N15 N53 CZ-CCE Ve C Hz: pfesfftec tv.: :::,s dying yew wntcn wee nfesenred to student c.oie't:5l ECHO ...n.-,. Re-gohnr tttahttztngft Q' Yhm- ECHO f B' Wm covttwvolrzted ot thu ha-glntnnq of the dub season, bm Qfter con- sndering UH ong!es, it was de-ctdcd to molnfoxn 1: news butettn snnihw To the type seen ot the Tribunu- Dcfnocrot tn Johnstown. Current happenings were feutufw Cd dolly on the Bulleiin which was located in the gym lobby and was The Center of inTefesT, especiohy during tho several hmch periods. JUNIOR HISTORIANS PVOLEYS on lndtzxn Lire tvildu ul tnu nucleus of the pfogtgmw cnt'-'md CUT by the Junior Htstoficns, owe 4.1 of the new docs at Riqnkxnd, Known in then own clrcles os . Qqjihfifl the 'Mtngoes, the CMD receiwd 25-'V' tts shifter crd by-'owe ond fs w mtqnhoted wtth the Pcnnsyhfmninn . Fe-devottcn ot Jmtot Hnstofmns ' Q The Mtngoes wefe under thi- dwcctton ot Vx'i'Iz:'n Rezmi ' ' K: ,f Eufkgtt, S.-H, Block, 'Nr MCv'dv.. lfr, Mfg Co-odt. RCW' 2fM. Q H H ' :' H :t t ', SMH 't kr Sofvh 'tv ', D':,1, Ke-HM Mr- A Rf-,g ROW' BYRCXE, '- ' Z' yuh, Yhgtz- Qt ' on ,, K' t :vt R. FONN -1--Hoqntun, BICCQP, VV115' ' xt' Dv. L. 5'::ttn'u. A - 1. -fr H' 7 . P' t 1 -x nt - Off ur Cff1.f.'ntf4 PQJ: f -- Vt 'Q ' W --'t, L' ' FCA' 2' Cf' ', 5'.:3 ,: En n PL, - t g 1 , 92 HOMEMAKING CLUB Membership ln The Ho'v-5-noxmg CMU ls, for the 'host mint, mace up of QMS in the Home Ecovonwzs Cowsff The QMS are Defwrvcd YC sr-'LACY them own :1d,vme5 for dnl: pefwoo These induded such fhifwge us croorwirv: sewn fm-m J J' 3' D A 'TQ 0' preparing meals, and the hke, Outsmndmg among thew mcmmies wus 1: mp to thp Store Ftwr Show TO cnow HBO Tin' f't lTS'0lIi1f f0IlI'fl HOMEMAKING HAS MANY ASPECTS f Q J ,J f Q QON 1,44 ,, .. , WJ. . N 'L , :Qvg Q . Hmmm, vc' ., sw-T ms, 'N H V '- A '- NATURALLY THIS IS PART OF THE COURSE 5 -X,-. lu'1'I1r111,g1 12011111 u 00 T110 HOII0l'S REIGNING MONARCHS CROWNED WITH FITTING CEREMONY ...auugff i 01111111150 lu FIII1 BUT SOMETHING S MISSING BOYS turf 121- .:' 1' Z 'o . .,.Z'-',. Brook Lcwengood and Sheryl I-lostetler ascend to power The rught of successuon by uoyal burth plays no part un thc Royal Famuly ot Ruchland Senuors O r kung cuncl aueen un tact the enture court us elected by secret ballot Because of the necessuty ot completung arrangements the members of the court are announced early but the udentuty ot tne kung and queen us vvuthheld untul munutes before the ceremony gets under way The peasants who come to celebrate the coronatuon know that the lcus' couple un the processuonal wall reugn for tne next twelve months George Shank and Terry Harbaugh last years rulung monarchs shared the honor of crownung the V958 kung and queen Other members ot the court c e Stanley IVlcOuaude and Becky Easly Robun Campbell and Barbara Davus Jack ShatTer atd Sally Hunt Larry Vunce and Carol Thomas James Gary and Joy Mathews Gary Boysza and Lee Ann Harvey The tlower gurls were Elaune Rodkey at d Pamela Gaston awd the coke bearer was Ivluchael Claycomb '94 THINK ILL SPIN THE QUEENS SELECTION FIRST lv we fm ec of the Queen L draws r r she Nou L JJ V 0 S1 Fm ff J 13 nonvofzfersropo e Queens se L-muon sf Ths demswon was nccemed 9 .xcefd y by Lee Arm Howe! So Iy JV ec y cs f o M mhwb C1 QI Thom: WHERE WOULD YOU LOOK FOR A BUNCH HUNGRY MEN9 9 6 Yrvr. K 1 Meg e Hee Dose su CI 'WOUIQS ended wnefw und Yrvezr way foe ie Jo d H Q, I SI en M Y h s boys ore rece J ng 6 yn A r h Hocxe-15 f Roo n Ccwm me mg J er fm' MIG 1+ C ,5Plf'rlf'1l in lfflgfll hz 08 KING BROOK AND QUEEN SHERYL GREET THEIR SUBJECTS f V J 1 r r US I ff OCC dv All-Purpose Club Kept liusy KNOW-HOW IMPORTANT IN SHOP WORK There is something in o norne ond the All-Purpose Club proved it, It vvos orgon- ized for the purpose of rnoking or doing things requested by other clubs, ond in this copocitv it completed severol proiects. In oddition to its service to other clubs, the All-Purpose group performed services tor the school Note worthy ontong these vvos building ond repoir ot Ping pon tobles The offlicers of the Club os they oppeor in the occomponying picture ore Dick Durico secretory Don Vorner vice pre-si dent ond Deon Bittner president Lee D Kipp is the odviser JACKS OF ALL TRADES IN ALL PURPOSE CLUB ROW N Golovd Hot? R W 2 I1 e Va c J JUNIOR PORTAL CLUB LOOKS TO 59 oxiig o 59 o c tt ycor cl their g oduotion tne Juniors begon to twin izot ig c, Bill Hu e K e Dow e K o ovic secretor o o e ti eo otelv ion ed committees to begin wo selec e the ' ' ' ' - g su Il l-Gm-Ili-5, tiller, NCQHV Brondlc, o, mon, Liwng. Sfon. O - ov 5, I'orne', Zintnwrnmn, Cornpbell, wr I-kg Ko'l.- ROVV '-SIo'C:l?, Tcls, f.'ct', Mxn K, Doris, S lk. Bwwr 1 Do.: tile 1- 5 'V f Q i,.. :ZH K, 'I ogy U, C' '- 'OA I G' :Z Q: P '. v T - Ewzt -' Hin'-1' ..- .- Qzoo-- 'c,- I Pl :H ..' L. -' E r' -' Q 1 'iz Kg- -, V QCJLI -1 fi, , ' I' lc lv t the toll. ' b ' 5 ' I n f s t d. he III1 Ve A110 l00.Ilng Salnplfs WELL THEY WERE NICE LOOKING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CAMPAIGN Most exfenswe orrong Qrudenr rnoney oss 9 ecfs ond by or The rnos I c o e s Th rnos Condy SoIe whrcn fs usuolly held du Ing fne rhonfh of November X-ccordmg Io The CIQSS odnse MISS Sue Green rne currehf condy soIe Nos fhe mos? successful heId thus for not onIy In ofoI soIe buf every member of me dose Nnhouf excepI porncuoofed O fIfeIy Tre students or fne rrghf who copronned fre enghf rornpetung reonws ore Jerry Hudson BIII Huber Roger Luther Mark HeIImonn Gene KunIcIe Reldo Tummeny Jodn DeB:ose ond Lando Jenkrns Gene Kunbd Ind Judy AIInson congmfulrne c, orhcr on Q n Im um e o 5 r N CI W If Yhe Cu SGT' C N I DL I IVI C CP Im WINNING TEAM IT II-uns vouI P I EU sz no NG moore em 97 Y V' I I Y I I 7 U V I I I 'I I V V r I 'A I proI I ' f u r fiy I e Chrrsf- I I I I V , A . ' W, r , I , I I , I , I I - I , ' I I S I I -, ' I 'CAI ' I I -Y' f C II V X A X I 7 I I, I I r - fx I I I I I I - ina--iv 1 A '- E Q. :, X , M --I - 0 F I ' e'ch .I In-II-Id'd Ircrd. Asc: SI 3' Icr The OuI5T:1ndIng orf I SS pre Id then- nh rfts -nr' Q vh1 ew- rprodered w:'cI2 C'xnd,f 4 pe' :f,'5lf13f,,lQI :II,', I3 I 2'1 v I Qf3Q'Cf15'lJ Nf, BWI- wry , I7 fmf, I' 222 If ,' , L I. ,-y ,xt .NG L I, L A15 TC 'E ' I S HANDICRAFT CLUB MAKES NOVELTIES 5 4--il K J T' Spoce does not permr C1 full occoum of the cxccomdushmems of The Howdncrot Club Noodle work ond costume le-welry were mos? popu or omomg ITS proyecfs Oficers vm The ugh? Iwcmd photo ore Joyce A Shoffer socrctory Judy Koufmow Treosurer Lows DQBIGSC vnce presfdenf Pot Kovoch prosndem g rqw x, f 071010 501110 broups 1V11111be1 200 AUDITORIUM FACILITIES INADEQUATE FOR PROPER STUDY Crowded cohdmom Io ced OII I df hc I 5 mt our 'vodem w NQII 1 ro me ud tor um e Inj O pIen c room Ior e or e- group cf 9 cn 200 on of Lv 5 1 h my des 5 Three' l 1111111 Pl'l'I0lfS 51l11'1l11le11' RECORD NUMBER SERVED DAILY me co even wh ch erm d rr 5 , :row J Yhe cmclnfy of o VP Q w IF coo 99 lierords Are 01 Broken NOON TIME DANCE PROGRAMS ORIGINATE HERE ,IDIYE GSK CC'F 'IITi-E V'E 'C':'5 N'C serfe J5 The d,5c ockeys of the :chad get cm 05551 from some of the ofhe' recofd enIrw5Zc5f5, cmd rhefe :we Fam Lockwng over Yhe Qvc11Ic:bIe pfcmers :ve GIorIc1 Suhyda cmd Ncmcy Gnfzer In the Iofegromd, Ovhers In the phovo Ifofh Ie'1 To mght ore Renee BIower5, Smfwdro Lutheh Donna Me55Ier, Joy Mcmhew5, Judy Evans Becky Eosly, cmd Nancy Shwrt. I I . , c WW W ' A ' ' ' 5 L1 ' 1I ' 0 md -:ol I d cz , Th hghw 1 IS go d, fhefe'5 ' Yy I th I Q 5 rwffb fmf os high 5 , d the W-'WI '11 IS mozzerly co'wrroI ed, bw In pfve OI :III Hrs the-V9 nf 're I f ,IQ I I I Expaessed In four-d VT.J I'E'S There wefe about .SOO eds sewed d::Ij1 In ' I' 'G , op e 11 'ee shlff Thls Ir'c'e:5e :rw cc1IeYe'Ic1 pc? ace 5::e:1ks for new 1' I od und H exc - r ffl . ce gzhwv my 'f- ks. MISS LEILA DODD COMPLETES 30 YEARS HERE 36 IN TEACHING PROFESSION Closely parallel to Mr Lundqursts career at Richland IS that of Mrss Leila Dodd who was the flrst teacher applvcant to be rntervtewed by M Lundqutst Miss Dodd IS also rettrtng from a varled and fruutful career tn the teachtng professton Before comtng to Rtchland she taught both at Armagh and Beavetdale At Rrchland she taught nearly every subrect an the ba uc currrculum before berng assugrted exclusrvely to the language depart ment She also proneered rn many extra currucular acttvnttes She organized and coached tne hrst gurls basketball team durected uncounted plays organtzed and drrected the fIrst school orchestra and an many ways gave of her trme and energy for the enrrcnm nt of the school program The Class of 58 rs honored to be as tt were the mouthptece of her many students and former students rn wrshrng her the many blessungs whtch she so rrchly deserves H0fII'0IIl6'IIf Berlrollr CARL E LUNDQUIST ROUNDS OUT 35 YEARS 31 AT RICHLAND J ne 5 l958 marks the end of an era t Rrchland Townshtp I-lrgh School Carl E Lundqutst whose name has become a household word through out the area surrenders the lcey to hrs offlce tn favor of returemertt It us rmpossrble to recount the many fontrrbutlons Mr Lundqulst has made to the communrty but rt ns worthy of note that hrs term as prrncupal began tn IQQ6 wtth the expansron of the hrgh school from a three to a four year term and durrng has tenure l524 graduates have passed through Ruchlands portals each carrymg wrth hum some tmprrnt of Mr Lundquusts Swednsh personaluty lt IS a prlvrlcge for us to say to hrrn what he has sand at least rn spunt to each of has graduates God speed In the adventures which lre ahead I 1 A . U , , O t. 1 'S - 1 Q 97 . . . , . . . 1 . . ,, . . in ,j . ,,J . 5 I I : H - - 4 11 , ,I - t . l'. . . r. . .I . r ., . I ' 1 r -r C . , . . r 1 lim l'1Ill nm WHOSE SUPPORT WE DEEPLN APPRCOATE u . 1 1 . . A I V111111! lh1111,I Illll FOR CONTRIBUTIONS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE , , , , . IDENTIFICATION OF PERSONS APPEARING ON Page Page Page Page Paoe Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page PAGES 4 TO 8 INCLUSIVE AND ON DIVISION PAGES Lee Ann Harvey Lynda Koontz tap Sharon Boysza bottom CLOCKWISE FROM EMPTY CHAIR Vince Palm Joe Rush Carol Knlpple Jerry Stlles Larry Vlnce Martha Holland Stanley McQuande Carol Sherman Bll Oldham Glorua Suhyda Bull Samuel and Ball Blank BOTTOM PHOTO Beverly Moehler and Daryl Robel LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Trostle Pat Doyle Lyla Bury Evelyn Abraham and Elane Chaplatn BOTTOM PHOTO Sally Hunt and Sylvla Hockensmuth LEFT TO RIGHT FOREGROUND Dave Gaston Duane Naugle Ken Malzu Charles HOYTSIS Clyde Harruson BACKGROUND Paul Wtngard Robert Wutherow BOTTOM PHOTO George Gary Vance Palm and Dolores BJtara on the ladder Prtnclpal Carl E Lundqulst and Mrs Agnes Hetlmann secretary Sandra Luther and Fred Beam Pat Hammer and Joe Begeny Jack Instone Barbara Davts and Brook Levengood Betty Cooper Nancy Stager and Margaret Santa Claus Muller 4 . 5 . , 6 e ' , 6 - . - 7 - 1 , I 7 - ' ' ' . 8 , - . 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