Rockwood High School - Rocket / Mainliner Yearbook (Rockwood, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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Lyb' t f LQ'hk L. , . X. r 515 4 + X '-1-f . ' 1 o- ,- .. ,Q .. ,Q I -i mv ,, 3 ' Q 4 K Q x s. Lift table IL-RI: C. Miller, C. XVeilner, P. -I. Miller, I. B. IJllll'lIl2IlIId, O. NieI4Iow, E. Seehler, K. PyIe, C. Trout I IIhocIes, EI. SIHIIIUT, M. III2lI'. Right table: AI. I. Cindlespergcr, bl. I'IiiIIippi, C. Kincaid, R. Pntinzm, A. Put n, II. Snyder, I. Slnihz. C. Iirngh, A. Long. If. I'ICIilI11lH, Ii. I'IllTIIIIN'. Standing: C. S. I5nIIio'ns, NI. .luqne C XViIcox, XI. Sz1yIor, Xloore, C. Bittner, C. Yoimkin, Ii. S. Card, OFFICERS Presiclent . , C. S. IInIIions Yiee Presicienl Xlureus jnquette Secretary . Nlurtlm IIIur YIIl'l'1lSlll'1'l' . CIiIIorcI XVUIIIIUI' The Seniors wish to express their deepest and most sincere appreciation to the Ioint Board of Directors, whose faithful ser- vices Iiave gained Ior the students of Rockwood, 11 new 1niIIion cIoIIau' high scI1ooI. The persons who have :nude the school a reality, have been llllVVC'lll'ICCI in their efforts and z1II the members of the IIocIxWoocI .Ioint Ifligh School will reap the benefits of their Iahor. NVe can onIy thank them for the guidance they have given us during the past 4 years. hy inaking the hest use of our Iives and working Iuircl to heIp others choose the right Way. 4 ADMINISTRATION ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES ATHLETIC S W4 rw. A gk- ,. ,,, M N' ei :W xi WJQ - A? l . , . .,, li . . M ,. . . .. , :- -gk 1 4 4 Q '.f I' ' HT V F -ff - Q' -we '. . 5 , ,nw df' +- I, . - f' -Eff ,f af . , , , .W ,. , . 'L :,N --rf.-.L . -, ff ,ff -.. ji 'Q g , ww. K u ,- . k 'ij J ' 533. W, 5, K pkg. KM: . . f. ?,fx,!,v M., 35, .ff , M 5 5. Y . My , - My Af . 6,1 Lf K, L, - M V- ,vyxw ,,v,,...,:- I A. .A 5 VM r, Y +V. sf- 5, . '- my 5 f ' ,I-. Aff. 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K XI1114. .X11s11ll 111111 X112 1111111 This yl'L1l S cclitioii of THE MAINLINER cmcrgcs into thc piihlishing world umicl fll1'lJlllCllt timcs, as thc hoys and girls, whosc picturcs amd literary cfforts clccomtc its pugcs, go out to mcct thc m1cc1'tz1intics of om' worlcl. Bctwccii its covcrs this hook packs 21 host of hopcs amd clrcums, of mcmorics, of laughtci' and of rcgrcts. Ilcrc 111'c thc classrooms, thc playing ficlcls, thc cxuiiiiiizltion cluys, thc chitics 1mcl thc clamccs. llcrc arc thc lioys amd girls-thc mcii amd Womcn-who for ll fcw magic ycars cnclczivorcd to cm'ich thcmsclvcs llllllil thc high cmpircs of lcuriiiiig. XVithi11 the-sc pzlgcs thcv lmvc lcft il littlc of their impcrisliahlc youth, amd in ycars to comc thcy will rcturii to thcse pugcs-to fiml that youth. NVc hcrc at Rockwood lligh School hopc that wc huvc QlYK'Il von thc tools that will help you huilcl for pcacc in our timc. XV11 who rcmuiiu within thcsc hulls will follow-iii om' thoughts. Nlrs. llny klllll Nlr. vllllllllll Plug. -u ' D' U 'hmmm 3-L 3 mikqgnmm 151617 l8l9202l 12 232425262728 lll'lllk'l luclt IC. 'l'i p.1l ll if is f' ALBERT C. BERKEBILE ILS., XVIISIIIIIQIUII and 'Il'II.l'l'SOIl NIS., University of I'ittsInlrgI1 SL'Il'IIL'l' PATRICIA NI. BRODERICK IIA., Mist-1'c'01'cIiz1 CUIII-gc I'IugIisI1 ,IANIES D. CLAY I3.S., II.IfrI., S.'I'.C., SIippc-ry lim-It SL'Il'IIl'l' ALFRED A. COSTANAINO Ii.S. II.I'IcI., S.'I'.C., SIippvry Rc:-L-It II4-'1ItI1 IACK B. CRITCIIFIEIJD ILS, II.I'IcI.. S.'I'.C., Slippvry IIm'Ii Soc-i:1I Studivs JOIIN E. DICE IIS., St. XIIIICUIII' Calla-gv Music' YVILLIANI J. FORBES IIS.. I'r-mlsylvalxlial Stalin- L'11ix'a-wily' XI,I'IcI., Ullivvrsity of I'ittSImurgI1 Vm-.ltimml Agriculturm- FRANKLIN j. II.LAR ISS., S.'I'.C., IIICIIEIIIII Xlllsim' LICORA KLINK ILS., S.'I'.C., CilIIfIlI'lIIIl Xlaltln-xlmtics RAY XV. KNAPP Bb., S. I L., IIIKIIIIIIRI IZIIIYIISII C. GLENN IAENZ I3,.'X.. SI. XIIIIUUIII Cc1II4'g1' Suviznl Stuclir-s, Imngllzlgc-5 NIAIIY II. NEIMILLER IIN., XII-llmrigxl I Ic:'spita1I-Sc NIIYSIIIII Sc'I1noI Xursv ICVICLYN M. O'D'ONNEI.L IIS.. S.'I'.C., Incliullzl Ifmulm-1'L'iz1I SllI3jc'L'ts IANIISS I.. IYDONNELL IIS., S.'I'.C., ImIi1um CIllIIlIIl1'I'L'IilI Sl1I1jm'c'ts I1ooI BENEDICT K. ORTINIAN I3.S., S.'I'.C., Slippcry Rock I'I1ysiL'z1I ICcIm'z1ti0n DORIS R. ROSE ILA., Sc-ton IIiII Collage Sm-iz1I Studios ROY R. SANNER ILS., S.'I'.C., California Inclustrial Arts CURTIS II. SCHROCK S.C., S.'I'.C., Culifomiu Art RAYMOND E. SIIAFFER IIS., S.T.C,, c:2IIII:Ol'I1Iil XIz1IIu-lmxtics REID A. YVEINIER I3.S., I'm-nnsylvzmiu State U1 NI.IfcI.. S.'I'.C., Indiunzl Drive-r Erlllvution NI.-XIIY I. YVITT BS., S.'I'.C., IIIIIIRIIILI. Ilumn- Iicmmmics ,IANET B. ANSELI. IUNE B. IIAY lim-kxwml joint IIIQII St-lmul NIcycl'scIzlIr' Iligln St-Iuml SI'L'l'I'Iill'f' Sccxl-tz11'y 10 livs-rsity ROBERT C. REESE A.B., llllliiltil Coiivgv Nl.Etl., Univc-rsity of l'ittslmrgh Elm-mt-ntury Sll170TYiSO1' ELIZABETH C. BAINE S.C., S.T.C,, C:1liii.0l'llii1 stxt-tmtl Grads ORLANDO I. BARCLAY SC., S.T.C,, Czlhforniai Fifth and Sixth Crzuics BLANCHE T. BOWVMAN S.C., S.'I'.C., lmiiauui Third and Fourth Cmcics RUBY H. BURLEY S.C., S.'l'.C., Inciiuuti Fourth Gracie HELEN F. CLAY S.C., jmiiutu Colicgc Sixth Cmciv CHARLES CRANIER S.C., S.'l'.C., C1liii:l?l'lliil Sixth Graldv -ni ELVA DULL S.C., S.'l'.C., California Sc-t-mici Crzuiv NHLDRED DUNIBAULD S.C., S.T.C., CLliiiiCJI'Ilitl First Grade GRACE ECKMAN IJ. Normal School, Cuhfo First Crafte- ALICE S. FULLEM S.C., S.'l'.C., Culiforiiiu Fourth Crude LEONARD R. COLBY S.C., S.'1'.C., CIillifU1'I1i21 Thircl and Fourth Cmdcs ETIIEL C. CROSS S.C., S.T.C., California Fifth Clinicia- OMA HENRY ruin RALPH HENRY S.C., S.'l'.C,, California Fourth Crncic VIDA HENRY S.C., S.'l'.C., Czilifurniai Fifth Crucif- VERA IIUSTON S.C., S.'l'.C., Culifornitx Third Crude HARRY W. KERN Third Gracie - FLORENCE KING S.C., S.'l'.C., Czlliimnui Eighth Crzltiv IIARRY C. LANDIS S.C., S.T.C., Czlhfornizl Fifth and Sixth Cl'tltit'S ANNA R. MILLER S.C., S.'l'.C., Czllihmiiai First :md Svcouci fillliit S.C., S.'l'.C., C11iif0r11ia1 Svvoilci Critch- ELICANOR ROINIESBERC TIIELNIA STOY' S.C., S.'l'.C., SiliD1ll'I1SiJlll'g S.C., S,'I'.C., Cuiitmtniu St-xc-uth Guide' First Cmdt- 11 s.4,,, ,W 11, .V .V fi. .-:v.yf.,.1+ +,Q,.,'. .w , W 'N my 1 '10 A H -XV z Y A M , :ww W I ACADEMICS SEN IORS IUNIGRS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN EICHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE eniors JOYCE L. ANDERSON ujosien Commercial Chorus, Class Play, Cluhs: Commercial, F.H.A., Li- hrary. LEE W. ANSELL 'LLCBU Academic Clubs: Activities, Art, Math, Movie. ROGER P. BEACHY 4iR0g!3 Academic Rohistat, Cluhs: Art, Math. JOHN E. BERKEY Njebn Academic Clubs: Activities, Archery, Art. GENE L. COUNTRYMAN Countryman Vocational Band, Chorus, Clubs: Ac- tivities, Archery. 14 'iii iff? DOROTHY M. ANSELL ..D0t,, Vocational Cluh: F.H.A. KATHRYN L. ANSELL Louise Vocational Cluh: F. H. A. HAROLD D. BENFORD ulyliken Vocational Student C 0 u n c i l, Club: F.F.A.--Sentinel, Reporter. MERLE L. CAROLUS ..Bud,, Vocational Student C o u n c i l, Cluh: F.F.A.-Chaplain, Treasurer. CHARMAINE C. C RITCHFIELD Charm Academic Band, Chorus, Class Play, Girls Octet, Mainliner- Assistant Literary Editor, Student Council, Clubs: Dancing, Health, Record. CHARLES G. ENGLEKA ulnkv Vocational Band, Chorus, Class Play, Clubs: Health, Record, Varsity: Basketball, Base- ball-ltlanager. DONNA L. FETTERS D0nnal' Commercial Band, Chorus, Class Play, G i r l s Octet, Rohistat, Clubs: Dancing, Health, Latin, Radio, Record. HEATHER VV. GERHARD Heather Academic Band, Chorus, Class OH'icer, Class Play, Girls Octet, Majorette, Clubs: Danc- ing, Health, Nurses, Rec- ord. CHARLES VV. HARAII Dick Academic Clubs: Activities, Math, Var- sity, Basketball, Baseball. DONALD R. HAY .KDOHU Vocational Chorus, Club: F.F.A.-Sen- tinel. its eniors LARRY D. EVERHART 'iEverly Academic Band, Chorus, Class Oflicer, Clubs: Archery, Math. NORMA J. GARY Jean Academic Class Play, Rohistat, Clubs: Dancing, Library, Nurses. SHIRLEY I. GOLLER Shirl Academic Band, Chorus, Cheerleader, Class Officer, Mainliner- C o p y Editor, Rohistat, Clubs: Dancing, Health, Latin, R a d i o, Record, Varsity. TOLLIVER B. HARRILL 'iT0lliver'i Vocational Club: Shop. GEORGE W. IIAY George Academic Band, Chorus, Class OHicer Rohistat, Mainliner, Quill or Scroll, Clubs: Athletic Math, Radio, Record Basketball. 15 Seniors RITA E. HAY aaEydievr Commercial Band, Chorus, Cliccrlcaclcr, Class Officer, Class Play, Clubs: Commercial, Danc- ing, Hcaltli, Radio, Var- sity. YVENDELL R. IIILEMAN Top Gun Acadcmic Quill 6: Scroll, Roliistat, Clubs: Dancing, Raclio, llccorcl. KENNETH VV. JUDY i4Ken,y Commercial Bascball IOIIN M. KING .johns Vocational Club: l .F.A.-Vicc Prcsi- ilcnt. VIRGINIA R. KNOPSNYDER ..Gin,, Acaclcmic Roliistat, Clubs: Library Nurscs. 16 HR -atv' -1 YH-'R In-.. DOROTHY M. HEININC Dorsey Commcrcial Stuclcnt Council, Club: Com- mcrcial. ROBERT R. HOOVER ..B0b,, Academic Chorus, Roliistat, C l u b sz Atlilctics, Math. CLENDA B. KEEFER alenyv Commercial Band, Chorus, Studcnt Council, Clubs: Commcr- cial, Dancing, Library. MARY J. KING njanien Commcrcial Class Play, Clubs: Commcr- cial, Dancing, Latin, Li- brary. HAROLD KRECER IR. Sonny Academic Stuclcnt Council, C l u lm sz Atlilctic, Math, Varsity, Baskctball, Bascball. MARGARET I . LASKOSKI upegn Vocational Clubs: Co-muicrcial, F.H.A., Library. NIARLENE LATUCH Marlene Commercial Class Play, Clubs: Couuucr- cial, Dancing, Latin, Li- brary. PATRICIA C. LIVENCOOD upatv C0l11l1lCl'Clill Chorus, Class Officer, Class P l a y, Mainlincr, Quill dz Scroll, Roliistat-Editor, Student Council, Clubs: Dancing, Health, Latin, Rccorcl. KAREN BI. LYONS ..Kay,, Acaclcmic Class Play, Robistat, Clubs: Art, Library. E. LOHETTA LYTLE Tillie', Vocational Club: F.Il.A. eniors MARIAN P. LASKOSKI K'Dimples Couuucrcial Class Ol'l:lL'l'1', Mainlinci'-Ed itor, Quill Sz Scroll, Ro liistat, Clubs: Couuucrcial Library. BENJAMIN F. LEER nlsens, Commercial Clubs: Activitics, Shop. CLAIR M. LYONS Clair Comuicrcial MARY J. LYONS 'flunen C0llllllCl'Cl1ll Clubs: Couuucrcial, Library. NANCY P. METIIENEY Nan Cl7ll1llIl'TL'llll Class Play, Stuclcnt Council, Clubs: Commercial, Danc- ing, Library. Math. 17 eniors SALLY S. MILLER Millie Academic Band, Chorus, Cheerleacler, Class Play, Girls Octet, Majorette, Stuclent Coun- cil, Ro-histat. Clubs: Danc- ing, Health, Nurses, Rec- orcl, Varsity. LOUISE PECK Peegee Commercial Class Play, Clubs: Commrr cial, Latin, Library. JUANITA D. PRITTS nJva Academic Chorus, Mainliner-Assistant Editor, Student Council, Club: Dramatics. LARRY D. REAM Ream Vocational Bancl, Chorus, Class Play, Student Council, Club: F.F.A,-Secretary, Region- al Treasurer. JUANITA M. RINCER Niter Academic Band, Chorus, Class Play, Rohistat, Clubs: Dancing, Nurses. 18 , PEGGY I. NICKLOW apegu Commercial Band, Chorus, Class Oflicer, Clubs: Commercial, Danc- ing. PATRICIA L. PLETCHER Patti Commercial Chorus, Class Oflicer, Class Play, Majorctte, Quill Sr Scroll, Rohistat, Clubs: Commercial, Dancing. RICHARD L. QUEER Butch Vocational Class Play. CAROL M. REEVES Daggie Commercial Chorus, Club s: Library, Movie, Record. LOIS RINCER Cookic', Commercial Clubs: F.H.A., Clee. ROGER I.. ROMESBERC .tR0g,, Acadcmic Band, Chorus, Boys Quar- tette, Class Otlicer, Class Play, Mainliner, Clubs: Archery, Health, Radio, Record. hIARY E. SCHRADER Mary Commercial Chorus, Clubs: Dancing, Li- brary, Movie, Record. PHYLLIS F. STAHL Phil Lit, Conunercial Chorus, Clubs: Art, Library, Movie. DEANNA E. YVALKER K'DcAnna Academic Band, Chorus, Blainliner- Literary Editor, Rohistat Student Council, Clubs: Dancing, Nurses. CAROLE M. WHIPKEY Carole Academic B a n d, Chorus, Rohistat, Clubs: Dancing, Nurses. Seniors CLARENCE N. SAYLOR Bustcr Vocational Band, Club: F.F.A.--Presi dent, liCD0l'tL'l'. DELBERT SECHLER -IR. uluniorv Academic Band, Chorus, Class Play Student Council. Clubs Activities, Art. DONNA C. STERNER uAbbie Caill' Academic Chorus, Class Plav, Rohi- stat, C lu b sz 'Dancing Nurses. LESTER II. YVEYAND Lcs,' Academic Class Oilieer, Clulws: Activi ties, Math, Varsity: Bas kctball. PAUL C. NVILTROUT Paul cl0llllllL'l'Clill Clubs: Activities, Movie Varsityg Baseball. 19 juniors Front row CL-RJ: Suv lloln:-slwrg- 'I'1'w1s111'c-1', Mmlcm- Clay-l'rm-side-11t, Nancy I'ritts-llistorizul. Lolu-lla B n n g il 1' cl-Vicv Prcsiclc-nt, .Iam-t Clurx'-Sn-L'1'vt:x1'y. Back row: Xlr. Sllzlfllvll Nlrs. Broclc-rick. Fron! row QL-RJ: joan Bittluw, Xlmlmnu Clay, -luck Krs-ga-r, Shir- Ivx' Knupp. -Inna-t Czwy. Back row: Ula-nn Ross-, john Dick, Tm-rry K4-lly, Bill Climlh-sp:-rgvr. Front row ll,-RJ: Paul Nlillvr, Carol Sm-luron-li. IIIIRITIPS l zu'ling, Sllilfllll xVL'illlC'I'. l1UllL'H1l Bllllgzllll. Back row: lA'UIlill'll l,z11l1lx'l'l. NVillnlr In-slim l,1lI'I'j' I'h-tulwr, XVilliaun Bon Hwy. Front row fl,-RJ: Ham-I Szxnnvr, ICI- don l'lc'tL-llvr, Arlvm- Plnillippi. Carol Spalnglvr, Sandra Mille-r, Buck row: Mary Ill-nry, Flmlon l'lm-tclwr, F1'm-ml Sc-lnrook, K1-n Xvu'ill1C'l'. 20 Iuniors Front row QL-Fil: Kathy Row, Alcan Nlillvr, Bc-vm-rlv Mvyvrs. Ioannr- Saylor. Second row: Bill Kalp, Dorotliv King, Blnim- Pyle. Back row: Nlcaclc Nlcvcrs, Bill Min-lwll. Front row QL-RJ: Carol Carpcntcr, joycc Millcr, Sandy Roln-rts, Iii- lcvn Snyclcr, Louisc- Slim-ts. Back row: Eclna Baker. Cliarlcs XVil- trout, jay VV1-imcr, Ed Lzlppc. Front row CL-RJ: Charles Stillwag- nc-r, -Iucly B1-nforfl, Nancy Pritts, Earln-cn Sm-lilcr, joy vVClI1lC1'. Back row: Alvin Hay, Robert Slcasman, -lim Pm-tors, Mark Pritts. Front row QL-Rl: Susie Rolnvslmvrg, Torry Milli-r, Doug NVliito, joy Younkin, Eilc-on Plc-tclwr. Back row: .lvrrv Bron-lit, Carl Putman, Nlcrlv Hvnry, jolm Barclay. 21 ophomores Front row QL-RJ: Lorctta Bowlhy, Patsy Turncy, Ethel Bittncr, Cliii Ronufsln-rg. Second row: Don Put- man, -Indy Triinpcy, Martha Mor- gan, Virginia Miller, -loan Miller. Back row: Dorothy Svonavvc, Mm-rlv Englc-ka, Ron SllIllllttlil'l', Sam King. Front row QL-RD: Paul Younkin, Doris Dunbar, Colt-cn Scchlcr, Nellie Plctchcr. Second row: Pat Mosholdcr, Bernard Trcsslc-r, Ron VVl'llTlCIA, Harold Plctchcr, Dclvnna Sta-rncr. Back row: Alcx She-plcr, Nancy Phillippi, Ed Bcencr, N1-il Roincsha-rg. Front row CL-RJ: Blair YVhipkcy, Nancy Tresslcr, Donna llcnry, Gail Sipc. Second row: Ross Cary, Linda Brought-r, Flon Schnnick, Ruth FL-rncr, joan Moore: Back row: Don Hile-man, Don Moore, lim Pritts, .lay VViltro11t, Front row KL-RJ: Crt-ta Rhodcs- Historian, Sharon slL'l'l1CI'-rllTI'2lS- urcr, -lim Critchficld-Prc-sidont, Patsy Turncy-Vicc Prcsidcnt, Lor- cnc Lohr-Sccrctarv. Back row: Mrs. cylD0llX1l'll, Mr. Clay, Mr. Knapp. 22 ophomores Front row QL-Rl: f:l'l'tLl Rliodvs, fllillllllil Rzllvy. jnnct Bcck, Alndy Folk, Emily Puck. Second row: Burlmzlru Cla-vc-rigor, -lim Pliillippi, Lnamnc- Yonnkin, Don Gary. Back row: Terry Colugrovv, Bvtty Dripp- stzidt, Gcorgv Samnc-r, Frank Stcr- nvr, Slmron W'nlil. Front row fl,-RJ: .loycv Lump, Dvunim- Hzirrill, Clint YV11lkc-r, Naomi Mnlliollcn. Second row: Ron VV11ltvrs, Carol Kincaid, Coral Nicklow, Nancy Ansvll, BL-tty Nlillcr. Back row: Sharon Stn-rncr, Bob Burley, Ed O'Bricn, Ed Lvcr. Front row lL-Rl: Joan Pliillippi, -lc-nn Cary, Cnylv Ankcrrnun, Ron- ald Brnnvr, Han-l Kzilp. Second row: jim Henry, Linda Bowllmy, llclcn Yonnkin, Bzirlnura Cnstc-r. Back row: Cc-orgv Mille-r, Lloyd Strnckoff, Brncc- Struckoil, lloln-rt Mc-Clzlin, Karon Cmnplicll. Front row QL-Rl: jolm Sunnvr, Tom Loc-r, Nill1l'V Rnsli, Lora-nc Lolir, I'.xtric-in NVnlkvr. Second row: Put Ilazruli, Frm-nrln Vonglit, lJl'2lIl Rvznn, Iolm Oulu-s. Back row: jim Critulifivld, Doug Morgan, Dun Brant, Nc-vin Huy, Clin-stvr Yonnliin. 23 Freshmen Front row fl,-RJ: NQIIICQ' Pllillippi- Historian. Bob Morgan-Vic-v Proxi- ch-nt. Xvllllilll Phillippi-'l'rc-usl111-r, t4m'1'x' IJwirv-l'n'simlc-xlt, Aloyrv Long -St'f'l'i'f1ll'y. Buck row: Nlr. O'I7on- nvll, Nlr. L1-nz, Nlr. liz-1'km-lwilv. Front row KL-RJ: Rox' c:Zll'1JK'llfl'l', Ruth Ansvll, Rohm-rtn Knc-ppm-r, -Iovcv Long, Dorotlmy Pritts. Sec- ond row: Viviun Pylc, Dvxon Bow- nmn, Lon Svhrock, liurry Bl'l1f0I'd. Host- L4-gms, Hoy Spnnglm-l'. Back row: Slmron johnson, Frank Rui- lwr. Bob TXlzn'mlis, Boll Morgan, Wllltc-1' Ilvnkvls. Front row KL-RD: .lov llvnrv, Bill xl0lllg0lItl'I'Y, Linda ll'n'rill. Bill XIIIITRIX. Allvn YliI'illll7l'f'. Scconcl row: Alive' llcining. crlflil Allsvll. Donna! Ringvr, NYill1rcl I,ic'l1ty. ldlllfil Illzlr, Alovvm- llvxxry. Buck row: -lilll Arnold, lid Xlvym-rs, Clor- allcl Dnllllmlllcl,Iflrryl5lon11ll,l.1ll'l'y Hingvr. Front row CL-RJ: XVklltt'l' Unkvs, Nglnty Cary, -Incly Tlmonlpson, Litxl Ankvrrnzln, Ron Km-ppm-r, Orlo Pla-tn-lu-1'. Second row: Alia- Lann- lwrt, Ruby Dick:-V, Iovcv Moon-, Alc-rry Plvtclwr, Pnnl Pvlv. Buck row: Allvn Yonnkin, jim Burt-l'1y, Lvstm-r Vonglm, XVn'nc- B2ll'kIll.lll. -lilll xI4'f'l'l'S, Iillflllll 'l'inkc'y. 24 Freshmen Front l'0VV CL-HJ: La-slim Ki'c'gl'1', C4-orgc Huy, Brvndzl l'lvtcliv1', Sliirlvy Nlillvr, Bolu Brant, Carol Card. Second row: Rzilpll Bittnvr, Bob Lzxskoski, Linclil Yonnlcin, Bov- vrly Nix-liolson, Bvtty Bnvr. Buck row: Earl Pylv, Bliir Lyons, XV.11'- rvn 1'll1j2,'l0li2l, Kon SllO1'lll,lll, Dong Clcvviigvlg Kon Bzlkvr. Front row lL-RJ: K2ll'4'll l,lI'fL'lll'l', 'lolin Sta-vuiiiis, Bill Rings-r, Dol- lwrl Bvnforcl, Judy Folk, Dunni- Pritts. Second row: Louisa- llinfllv- Spi'l'j..fK'l', Elninc liukc-i', Toni Hoov- vr, Hoy SDZlIllLfll'l', Linclzl Knupp. Back row: Cvorgv Ansc-ll, l,zn'ry Claw, Bc-n Klinlq, Don Brislwy, Xlzilvolm Pwuiii, jim lfvlton. Front row CI,-Rl: ll.lllli'l'l Strong, Nancy YllI'lllIDl'j', Don Xl1'fllL'!1y, Hlwoocl Hairy. NQIIICY Pliillippi, Cllorizi Brown. Second vow: Nlvrln- Iluy, Sh-xv Boll:-lu'1'. Dallc' llLlllQft'I'. Clvorgc B1'lllll'l'. Bonita llritts. Back row: Don Alllily, Clriir Sziylor, Hon- xilcl Cox. Loix XXI-yiiiicl. l'z1t1'iL'i11 Sm-ulilvr, Clvorgiu Crzunc-r. Front row QL-Rl: Howurml llvining, vvilllllil Pliillippi, Xvilyllfx Snyclcr, Lvonn Kiiopsnyclvr, Paulina- Fislicr, Annu lnltllvli, Second row: Clin'- viicc: Anclm-rson, Durlvm- Nia-klovv, Szlllv Pllflllilll. Daw' Millar, Bctty llnrlw. Back row: ,luv liosv, YVz1ync- l'lc-tclwr, Hviiry Nlvycrs, Roy Slinilis, Alolin BI'UllQlll'l', ClI1ll'll'S Allwiglit. 25 Eighth Grade Front row QL-Rl: Ken Carolus, Richard Knupp, Howard Hilenian, Judy Boucher, Mr. Constantino. Second row: Faye Ansell, Shirley Pritts, Nancy NVeimer, Nancy Kuopsnyclcr, Mary Pauick. Back row: Alvin Brant, Ray llenry, Becky Laus, jun Hay. Front row KL-RJ: jack Henry, Roger Hay, Melvin Ohler, Grace Hay, Richard Carletts. Second row: Joyce H0lHCSlJCI'g, Dale Snyder, Sue Panick, Violet Bowman. Back row: Sharon Hostctler, David xVCiIllt'l', Carl Hinzy. Front row fL-RD: -lane Selnhower, Bill Livengood, Shirley ROIIlCSlJl'TtiI, Charles Long, Dale Homeslucrg, Mr. WVei1ner. Second row: Donna Queer, Judy Critchfielcl, Beverly Ohler, Mary Baker. Back row: Jim Purlmaugh, Lowell Snyder, Robert Young, Ron Faiclley, Polly Marker. Front row QL-Rl: Orville Cary, Mary Heining, Foster Klink, Carol Barclay. Second row: Rena Walt- ers, Brenda Sterner, Wanda Keef- er, Eugene Stahl, Carol Reese. Back row: Carol Knupp, Ross Knopsnyder, Larry Maier, Larry Schrock. 26 Seventh Grade Front row QL-RJ: LM- Bt-nford, Bill Xlosholds-1', Mike Drulmislx, Alexan- dcr Lutnch, Diana' Platte, Mrs. Rosc. Second row: Iizlrlmral Gt-ary, Kc-n Sunnvr, Btlllllit' Mille-r, Bmw- vrly Knupp. Back row: Otis Ster- ncr, Mary 0'Brin-n, lnnior Spang- lcr, Dong Pritts, Lynn Morrill. Front row QL-HJ: Rocky Hcckncr, Frank lllur, Snsic llny. Shirley At- chison. Hit-lnxrd Stl'VilllllS. Sccond row: Richard llzly, Barry Korns, Alcrry Phillippi. Virginia Slnnnalkcr. Back row: LRIITY Holliday. Sandy lllnnbcrt. joycc Yonnkin, Lcr- Stcrnvr, Eldon Km-Hy. Front row KL-IU: Lynn Bc-ntord, Lcstcr Hzlrtlinc, Earnest Bock, Bill Bonn-slwrg, Rilylllfllltl llvnry, Xlrs. Klink, Second l'0SVI DcAnl1:t Pritts, john Wlllkc-1', Karen Cor- tmrd, Rodncy Pntnmn. Back row: Louise Bodcn. Vina Minor. H4-In-n Nlillcr, Barry Pzxnick, Tony Lzxtllclm. Front row fl,-RJ: Carol I crncr, Dun Lit-hty, cjllLll'll'S lJifll'llHUl0, Elrnc-r Olrlcr. Second row: Sundrzl Bodcn, Linda Plnlliopi, NVz1ym- Kzllp, Oscar Phillippi, llzlrry Ilinly. Back row: ,Indy Nllllhollml, Sm- Ronrcstwrg, Nancy liol1n'stwl'1.i. -lilllitl' Ross-. 27 r Q 'Q 6, 28 ACTIVITIES BAND CHORUS MAINLINER ROHISTAT CLUBS INFORMALS :Jw I W' s Yx ' ' mA fx- , 1 Q - iq. ,,fQW'?' .4 -fi hi' H A-Ldv? D ' X n 'V . K X tix 4 1 5 fa' -4 pd V 1 ' 'l. , :Rf ,. 4 -. ', I ,.l, 1 if 13 Xe 'Q -4' A ffl f 3 I m,v1 -, 1 v , ' , Q3 v R W xii ' gf! My mm D' , i 5 ' f f ,Z , L., 'f'- ' ' zsr , N6 . ax . A I ' ,. E K1 ky r A 5 X . L I4 igvf F3 V xl' - ' ' . fn ' E .1 E -xx,-j,vw.EA V K. , xl' . X A iz! ,ggi 1 fill ' , Q igk yr, L tl , 5, ,A Q fi-f' I rj L , 4 x, 'yy ?uf . vb. N M I 9 1 5 WLM 5 f ' ' Q W ? x'1-L- ' -wf 'A -Q MQ. X f V Xu .R A hgjli ,:.. EQ ff: Q 'P' K . W Q N. .ig i ' Q . f i i, A ,Q A ' gy: Q, I 5- -r I ' 5 U 'fb' x 1, 'Qi it fxxx t. A 'Ei E? 4,5 .qw K' f' - A ..- .M 'gk 5' V 1 ,,.. Chorus S o p r a n 0 s-Front row fL-Rl' Brown, Gary, Paniclr, llay, Rhoclcs, Pvlc. lllar, Hllllll'SlJl'I'Lf. Plctchcr, Sc-inhowcr. Second row: Lainhcrt, Dnnhar, Pritts, XYhipkcy, NValkcr, Plctcllcr, S c c lm l 4- r. Critchficld Pritts, Bittncr. Third row: Spang- lvr, Bowman, Clay, Younkin, Say- lor, lfcttcrs, Cincllcspn-rgcr, Hark- cr, Millcr. Back row: M c ya- 1' s, Yonnkin, Phillippi, Stahl, Gollcr, Kcclcr, Sx'olnlx'c1'. Niclilow, Stcr- ncr, Nlillcr. Altos-Front row fl,-Rl: Bonchcr. XVci1ncr, Carv, Phillippi, Plc-tchcr, llUlIlCSlPl'I'g, Critclificlcl, Strong. Second row: Carpcnlcr, Boxvllmy, Kncppcr, Lohr, I.ix'c-ngoocl, Bitt- ncr, Card, lice-sc, liingcr, Third row: Nicklow, fxlillcr, XVQ-inn-r, Stcrncr, Brongln-r, llcnforcl, Sch- rock, Tnrncy. Back row: Yonnkin, Cc-rhart, Lans, NVm-yanml, llowlhy, Nickluw, Moor:-. Tcnors-Front row QI.-Rl: Klinlc. XYl1iplu'y, Snyclcr, Kncppcr, Stahl, Lixcngood, Carpcntcr, Second row: Gary, Snydcr, Maze-r, -Indy, Hcn- kr-ls, Younlqin, lloovcr. Schroclx. Third row: lic-ann, llosc, llomcs- ln-rg, Cinrllcspcrgn-r, Nlillcr. NVcim- cr. Back row: Nh-Clain, llnrlcy, Scllrock, Dick. llay, hvillljlll. Basses-Front row ll.-Rl: l'Ir-tr-Iwr, Savlur, xVC'lllll'l', Ansr-ll, Bl'llDCI', Nlr. Dicc. Second row: Evcrhart Critchficld. F a r l i n gg, NViltront lioincslwrg, Hrocht. Back row: SL'l'lllQ'I', Ovllricn, Sanncr. linglcka. Pctcrs, Scchlcr, llrilts. 1 T41 Nfl Kneeling QL-RJ: Critchfield, Bruner, Hileman, llay. Second row: Pletcher, XValker, Bowlhy, Sterncr, Younkin. Back row: Sir. Knapp, Livengood, XVeimer, Lyons, Phillippi, Laskoski, Spangler. Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Literary Editor Co-Sports Editors Art Editor i Exchange Editor i Business Manager Circulation Nlanagers Advertising Managers l,iterary Advisor Business Advisor Patricia Livengood Arlene Phillippi Donna Sterner Patti Pletcher . .lim Critchfield Ronald Bruner Karen l.yons Sally Miller Xlarian l,askoski . bluanita Ringer DeAnna XValker Sharon VVahl George Hay Mr. Knapp Nlrs. U'Donnell The Rohistat has now completed thirty- seven years of bringing news, features, jokes and personalities to the students, teachers, and par- ents of the Rockwood Area. During the past school year, the main pur- pose of the Rohistat-to enable students to bring out in the Open their talents to write-was perfectly carried out. Members of the staff and reporters alike were sent on assigmnents that helped them meet many new people, in and out of school. This year there were thirty-one reporters and thirteen members on the staff. Some of the jobs that were split up among them are: typing. copy-reading, making headlines and proof reading. In the previous years, the Rohistat has be- come a member of the Quill and Scroll. an hon- orary society for high school journalists, and the Columbia Press Association. Top honors went to the Rohistat at the Pitt Conference in 1955 and 1956. The Rohistat is issued free of charge to the students, and is financed by the Rockwood joint lligh School Roard of Directors and by advertisers. Next year a new staff will carry on the work of the Rohistat. Its task will be to make the Rohistat a more outstanding paper for the stu- dents of the Rockwood joint High School. Front row KL-RJ: Walker, Pritts, Goller, Critehfield, Livengood. Back row: Romesberg, Caro- lus, Laskoski, Hay, Mr. Clay. Editor . Assistant Literary Editor ., Assistant ..,,, , Copy Editor . Sports Editor .. ., Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Typist ,.....,... , ., Faculty Advisor . Marian Laskoski Iuanita Pritts DeAnna WValker Charmaine Critchfield Shirley Coller . . , Roger Romesberg . ,. George Hay ..,. Merle Carolus Patricia Livengood .. .. james D. Clay The task of telling the story of the school year falls to the members of the yearbook staff. The staff has tried to recapture, as honestly and dramatically as possible, the 1958-59 school year and present its part in your life in the Main- liner. When finished, the yearbook represents a very real investment and serves as a memory book of one of the best and happiest periods of our lives. By recapturing the principal events of our high school days, it holds lasting impres- sions ot the friends We have made. YVe, the yearbook staff, express our appre- ciation to all those who have made the Main- liner a success and we would especially like to thank our advisor, Mr. Clay, for his help and guidance. 9 Aff' CLUB PRESIDENTS Front row QL-RJ: Szrylor, Metiieney, Svonnvee, Livengood, H i n g e r Yonnkin, Bzireiziy. Back row: VV2li1I. Hiieinnn, D Il in in an n I ci , Hklfilil, Sterner. ACTIVITIES CLUB Front row CL-RD: Gurletts, Carpen- ter, Huy, Montgomery, Cary, Huy, Cary. Second row: Oliler, Pur- imngh, Huy, Benford, Miller, Spangler, Ringer, Brant. Back row: Muzer, Ringer, Ilenkeis, Young, Engleku, Bnreiuy, Younkin, Rose, Luskoski. ART CLUB Front row QL-IU: Ilnrtline, Phil- lippi, Phillippi, Kurns, Snnner, IIOlllCSiJCl'5!,', Mosiiolcier, Mr. Seli- roek. Second row: O'Brien, Phil- iippi, Anseli, Aiimrigiit, Henry, I lritts. Back 1'0VVZ Beneiiy, Berkey, Morgan. Sec-hier, Lyons. COMMERCIAL CLUB Front row QL-RJ: Vfulker, Kalp, B u n Il il r ci, Seeiiier, Carpenter, Haley, Mnlholien, Mrs. 0,Donneil. Second row: Meyers, Mosholcler, Suylor, Beck, Miller, Miller, Seli- roek, Metiieney. Back row: Hein- ing, Nieklow, Keefer, Lyons, King Huy, Bowiimv, Trilnpey, Kieyers. 34 9 DANCINC CLUB Front row QL-BJ: Strong, Hingcr Henry, Ansell, Cary, W'hipkeV Fletcher, Phillippi, Phillippi, Plert- eher, XVeimer, Lutuch, Mr. Illar Second row: Phillippi, Rhodes Bowlby, Card, Hoover, Pyle, Gary Lambert, Long, Illar, Trimpey Peek. Third row: Lamp, Bruner Tholnpson, Cramer, Pritts, Burke Sipe, Aukerman, Boucher, Dunbar Pleteher. Back row: Dickey, Plet- cher, Seehler, Nieklow, Bittner Lohr, Folk, Bittner, Baer, Tress- ler, Knepper, Cary. DANCING CLUB Front row CL-Rl: Custer, Stillwag- ner, Pleteher, Thompson, Miller Putman, Ansell, Aulcerman, Moore Ilarrill, Beam, Miller, Mr. Illari Second row: johnson, Wahl, Moore Clevenger, Knupp, Nieklow, Mil: ler, Pleteher, Anderson, Schrader Campbell, Ilarah. Third row: Youni kin, Svonavec, NVeimer, VVhite, Sleasmzm, Hileman, Hay, Felton, Kreger, Beeves, Stahl. Back l'0W: llarrill, Phillippi, Kelly, Vough, Sehrock, Sanner, Meyers, Dick, Duppstadt, McClain, H o o v e r, Countryman. F. F. A. Front row KL-RJ: Benford, Cary, Ht-nun, Heiber, Lyons Saylor, NValk- er, Spangler, Mr. Forbes. Second row: Arnold, llauger, Saylor, Bark- m1m, VVeimer, Benford, Sclunuck, Ausell, Clevenger. Third l'0W2 Broeht, Ream, Henry, VVeimer, King, Cox, Lambert, Cindlesper- ger. Back row: Pletcher, Hay, O,Brien, Struekoit, Klink, Struck- otl-, Carolus. F.H. A. Front row QL-RJ: Atchison, Ansell, Ansell, Lytle, Shumaker, Mrs. VVitt. Second row: Humbert, lleiuiug, Knopsnyder, Mulhollen, Back row: Ansell, Younkin, Laskoslci, Ferner, Legas. 85 u F. N. A. Front row QL-Rl: Bonelier, Brown, Pritts, Cerlmrcl, Seinluower, lluy, Fc-rner, Bnreluy, Mrs. Neilniller. Second row: Ansell, Romeslxerg, Fisher, Sunner, Rose, Pritts, YValt- ers, Sheets, Pliillippi. Third row: Ringer, Marker, Minor, Turney, Romeslierg, Snycler, Ringer, Kee-fer. Back row: Romeslnerg, XfVC'lH1CT, Cerlulrcl, VVc-yuncl, King, Pliillippi, Sterner, Clay, Seeliler. F. T. A. Front row QL-Rl: Pnniek, Sterner, Hay, Queer, Baker, Mrs. Brod- erick. Second row: Critehfield, Bownmn, Oliler, Reese. Back row: Paniek, Yonnkin, LQIIIS, Stcrner, Cincllesperger. LATIN CLUB Front row QL-RJ: Henry, Rush, Peek, Livengood, Nlfhipkey, Homes- lmerg, Mr. Lenz. Second row: Brouglier, Spangler, Benford, L11- tneli, Fc-ttf-rs, Kincaid, King. Back row: Roberts, Goller, Bnrelaly, Bowllmy, Pritts, Morgan. LIBRARY CLUB Front row QL-Rl: Iluruli, Seeliler, King, Moore, Moore, Clay, Peek, Sterner, Mr. Knapp. Second row: Putman, Kineuicl, L2lfllQ'll, Nieklow Roberts, Sliepler, Seliracler, Ronies: lwrg. Back row: Laskoski, Keeler, Henry, Baker, Dnppstzult, King, Lyons, Stahl. 36 LIBRARY CLUB Front row IL-HJ: BOIICIICIQ Brown Palnick, Str-rm'r, Quccr, Bukvr Svlnbowmw. Second row: live-sv XVa1Itvrs, Bowman, Huy, Ronlvs- bcrg, Knopsnvclvr. C1'itcI1fic-Id Third row: Pritts, Szxnncr, III1ll' Ohh-r, Punick, Hoovvr, Card, Rosc Back row: Dnnlmzlr, Rush, Tnrncy B1'ongl1c-r, CllSIt'1', Hn-nry, Sc-clmlvr MOVIE CLUB Front row QI,-IU: Hvnry, Ohlvr Illur, Digruttolo. Cnrolns, Ilinzv IIm-nrv, NVauIkr-r, Plc'tcln-r, Imtllc-In, llvnry, Mr. xI C'Il11I'1'. Second row: Pritts, Draxbislm, Klink, Livvngood, Knnpp, Bowman. Stahl. SIUVRIIIIIS, IIIIUIITIII, Long, Oaks. Third row: Holm-slwrg, llcining. Xlc-tlmvlrvy Hvnry, Bittner, l'Ic-tclu-r, XVultc-rs. Indy, Huy, Sm'dvr, Andc-rson, I31'c1u'r, Back row: Snyclvr, Slwp- Icr, Mm-vms, Q,lli'i'l', Slnrlnalkvr, Lvcr, VViItrouf, Nlvyr-rs, B1'iskvy, NVc'i1ncr, Nlillvr. RADIO CLUB Front row CL-RJ: Bvnford, Youn- kin, Spallmglm, Mrs. Hroclz-rick. Back row: llilcnmn, Collcr, Fan'- Iing, Minor. SCIENCE CLUB Front row CL-IU: Yonnkin, Yonnkin, Miller, Mr. Bc-rkclmilc. Back row: Colm-g1'ox'c, Hose, Balkvr, C1'itQ-llfic-ld. 37 a v v SHOP CLUB Front row fL-RJ: Km-ppor, Pyh-, Brant, Kroger, Mr. Sannz-r. Back row: Broughcr, Moyers, Dmnhauld, Tinkcy, Baker. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row CL-RT: Gerhard, Mul- hollcn, Sanncr, Klink, Putman, Strong, Mr. Critchfic-ld. Second row: Anscll, Pyle, Plotchcr, Hos- tutlcr, Minor, Pritts, Romcshcrg. Third row: Critchfield, Mille-r, Barclav, Nicklow, Miller, Livon- Qood. Back row: Roam, Critchficld, NVL-imor, Struckoff, Brocht, Phil- hppi, Str-rncr. STUDENT PATROL Front row QL-RJ: Carohls, Long, Knupp, He-ining, Mr. WVoimcr. Second row: Long, VVoimcr, Fol- ton, Trl-sslvr, Ilumbcrt. Back row: Knopsnyclor, Wcimcr, Morgan, ljlllllbilllld, Shaulis, Millcr. VARSITY CLUB Front row QL-RJ: W'ci1ns-r, Gary, Ringor, Xlillcr, Younkin, NVhitc, Harah, Dunbar, Gard, Mr. Critch- ficld. Second row: XVQ-iulor, Camp- br-ll, Hay, Rose, Critchfivlcl, Brocht, Gollcr, Svonavcc, Colt-grove-, Mr. Ortman. Third row: Ronmcshc-rg, Kalp. Kroger, VViltrout, Bnrloy, Ph-tclu-r, Pritts, Wiltrout, Back row: Hay, Brant, VVoyand, Los- lit-, Engloka, Putman, Pvtc1's, Mit- clwll, Plctchcr. 38 4 W M if fi, , ,V W QM.. K O fl, .V , , K elf ,f -ff Tx. mf' ,Xi .k X gf.. N 'yi -. K SQ' il A Gb A ... x-K- -v. m Ag XW 'NH ww , 1 71 W'-. '55, .5- -vm., 'f' Af aw, Pg, ,,.:A WK 1 -:fig-. K4 if, f A. ' X f , Q. if 'Ns , r..g...N , xx 'gb + Of-1 V., 1 X V 3 ,J K X iwifrxizfaicnv T 9 I 5 -,gc lx-fb ' w ' I 1135 ..,,.,., , 10 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL GROUPS BASKETBALL INDIVIDUALS BASKETBALL RECORD BASEBALL GROUP BASEBALL INDIVIDUALS BASEBALL RECORD 41 Rockwood NVon Rockwoocl W'on Rockwood XYon Rockwoocl XVon Rockwood VVon 'Rockwood NVon Rockwood Won Rockwood XVon Rockwood YYon Front row CL-Rl: vVCilllCI', Roincslicrg, Colcgrovc, Critclific-lil, Barclay, Ringcr, Salnncr. Back row: Mr. Clay, Lcslic, Englcku, Brant, Slnnnlikcr, Knlp, Rosc. llynclinnn Lost U 99 Nortlicrn Lost 0 Forlncs , Lost 1 Stonycrcck . Lost 2 Nlcycrsclzllc Lost 2 Szilislinry Lost 2 Tnrkcyloot Lost 3 Boswcll Lost 3 Sliuclc .. Lost 4 53-3 93 39 32 0 8 25 9 fi .32 49 lunior Varsity Rockwoocl VVon Rockwoocl . VVon Rockwood XVon Rockwood N'Von Rockwoocl WVon Rockwood WVon Rockwood YVon Rockwood WVon Rockwood XVon Bcrlin ....,.. Lost 5 Mcycrsclalc Lost 6 Salislmry .,.. Lost 6 Forlics , Lost 6 Turkcyfoot Lost 6 Boswcll . Lost 7 Sluulc Lost 8 Stonycrcck , Lost SJ Berlin . Lost 10 Sitting QL-RJ: lJl1lllJill', Curcl. Kneeling: Sxonai Vcc, Hurali. Standing: Ringcr. Lc-sh-1' YV1-yzuld-6' 1 -'KIA-S. Larry Plctchcr-6' 0 -'gBc:1nic.V CjCDt0l'-filYOIl'd thc- jump shot. Forwzxrd-fuvorcd thu sc-t shot. Gcorgc lluy-6' 0 - Cco1'gc.,' Clmrlc-s Hurzzh-5' 9 - Dick.,' Clllilfd-f21V01'Cd the one hand push clll2lI'd-1-klVOfCd thc jump shot. Shot- Tczuu Captain. 44 james Pctcrs-6' 1 - Guy.,' F'orwz1rd-favored the jump shot. Harold Krc-gcr-5' 9 -'KSonny. Gllurnl-fuvorcd the um: hand push shot. Front row fL-Rl: Stillwugnvr, XVl1itQ, VViltro11t, Brocht, Critclmfic-lcl, Miller. Second row lwnglc kl Hurzllx, Plctcllcr, Pll'tL'lll'I', Mitclwll, VVllll'0llt, Krvgvr, Rose, Mr. Orhnzln. Back row: Xkllflflllt lluy, King, Kulp, Holm-slmc-rg, Pritts. Paul Gary . . . Dick Huruh Bill Lump Paul XViltrout Ralph Plctclwr .. Larry Plc-tclwr . Terry Digruttolo llurolcl Kroger .lay YViltro11t ,, Baseball llockwoocl rf lb Rockwood M Rockwood lf P llockwoocl Sb Hof,-kwoocl C 21, llockwoocl cf Hoc-kwoocl 45 l mg Won M5 QVQQQ, Xllorr WQQH Berlin . Lost l Stonycrcvk Lost l Slnulv . .. l Lost 2 'l'u1'kc-yfoot Lost 2 Forlx-S . 3 Lost 2 l lNlc'yc'rsclz1lv '3 Lost 3 Sallislmry . Lost 3 lillll XYiltr1mt-6' fl - l'zu1l. Cflmrls-Q llurzlh-5' FJ - Ilia-k. Us-nlhl lirm-Int-3 IU XIIIX Init lfivlcl, Svniur. lfirst Bzxsv, Sc-nior. I'ih-lump glunimx lluolcl Kl'l'Q,'l'l'-5, gn-uSI3I1llj'.V ,laly NYillI'0llf-5' 7 -M,l2ly.U l,2lI'I'j' l'lm'tclwr-lm ll lic nm wr. Svniur. '1:kltk'llK'I', Sophomore. Tlmird Bzlsv, -Im 'HP 47 Class Will We, the members of the senior class of Rockwood joint High School, being in good health and in a sane state of mind and realizing that the days in our beloved school are numbered, do make our final will and testament. ARTICLE I Section I-To Mr. Card and Mr. Tipton, our principals, we bequeath a senior class that doesn't try to drop at least one subject during the entire year. Section II-To Mr. Forbes we bequeath a homeroom which will take their work seriously. Section III-To Mr. Critchfield we be- queath a homeroom which will wait until lunch to eat. Section IV-To Mrs. Broderick we be- queath a senior class who will try to use correct English at all times. Section V-To Mr. Lenz we bequeath a Latin class who will study their Latin instead of goof off? Section VI-To Mrs. O,Donr1ell we be- queath a Commercial class who will make bet- ter than an F in Shorthand II. Section VII-To Mr. Ortman we bequeath a gym class who enjoys his Physical Education tests and exercises. Section VIII-To Mr. Costantino we be- 'queath a girl's health class who will like his rest periods. Section IX-To Mr. Berkebile we bequeath a Physics class who can understand the prob- lems he gives them. Section X-To Mr. Illar we bequeath a senior class who will not try to buy candy dur- ing study halls. Section XI-To Mr. Dice we bequeath a chorus Without any talkers or gum chewers. Section XII-To Mr. Clay we bequeath a Consumer Science class who will listen to what he says instead of talk. ARTICLE II Section I-To the members of the junior class we bequeath the coke machine in hopes that they are permitted to keep it. Section II-To the members of the sopho- more class we bequeath our ability to get into trouble. Section III-To the members of the fresh- man class we bequeath our ability for not studying. Section IV-To the faculty we bequeath our deepest and most sincere appreciation for their respect and interest in us. Section V-To the bus drivers we be- queath a bus load of kids who will try to be quiet, at least until they reach school. Section VI-To the janitors we bequeath a group of seniors who wonit throw any paper on the floor. ARTICLE III I, Ioyce Anderson, will Mrs. Broderick all the dependent and independent clauses she can handle, because I hate them. I, Dorothy Ansell, will my Consumer Sci- ence book to Dorothy Pritts. I, Lee Ansell, will all the fun I had in the senior class to my cousin Ron Shumaker. I, Louise Ansell, will all the fun I had in school to my sister Ruth. I, Roger Beachy, will my ability to judge women to Mr. Critchfield. I, Harold Benford, will my stupidity to anyone who doesn't have anymore brains than I have. I, John Berkey, will my misfortune of hav- ing to take Physics to anyone who Wants it. I, Merle Carolus, will my ability to get along with teachers to my brother Kenneth. I, Gene Countryman, will all', my combs to joan Bittner. I, Charmaine Critchiield, will my ponytail to anyone who has the patience to grow it and I will my future to Paul. I, Charles Engleka, will my 6' 6 Cwhat lit- tle there is of itl to Terry Miller. I, Larry Everhart, will my ability to stay in bed and be late for school to james Henry. I, Donna F etters, will my position on first flute to Ethel Bittner. Class Will I, Norma Gary, will my natural curly hair to Becky Laus. I, Heather Gerha1'd, will my future to Dick Harah. I, Shirley Goller, will my fun in cheerlead- ing to all future cheerleaders. I, Dick Harah, will my position on the Var- sity Basketball 'team to my brother Frankie. I, Tolliver Harrill, will my ability to never do anything right to Wilbur Leslie. I, George Hay, will my position of first trombone to Jim Peters. I, Rita Hay, will my seat on the bus to any- one that can find it. I, Dorothy Heining, will my ride home on the bus to any turtle that can crawl that slow. I, Wendell Hileman, will my sideburns to my brother Howard and I will myself to Kay. I, Bob Hoover, will my ability to get deten- tion to anyone who wants it. I, Glenda Keefer, will my high school days to my sister Wanda, may she use them more wisely than I did. I, John King, will my ability to argue with Mr. Forbes to Ross Gary. I, Mary King, will my ability to talk so much to my sister Louise. I, Virginia Knopsnyder, will my ability to drive a Ford to Donald Thompson. I, Sonny Kreger, donlt will anything. I must keep what little I have. I, Margaret Laskoski, will my natural curly hair to anyone who wants it. I, Marian Laskoski, will my lack of memory to anyone who wishes to forget. I, Marlene Latuch, will my books to any- one who wants them. I, Ben Leer, will my seat on the bus to any- one who Wants it. I, Pat Livengood, will my position as Edi- tor of the Rohistat to Arlene Phillippi. I, Clair Lyons, will my dislike for school to anyone who will enjoy it, because, I didnit. I, Karen Lyons, will my senior year studies to Louella to do with as she pleases and also my Av in history. I, Mary Lyons, will my ability to forget things to Jeanne Moore. I, Loretta Lytle, will all my time to Hilton. I, Nancy Metheney, will all my good times in high school to my brother Don. I, Sally Miller, will all the happiness I had during my four years of high school to my cous- in Vina Kay, in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I did. I, Peggy Nicklow, will all the fun I had in high school to Patsy Turney. I, Louise Peck, will my ability to put the windows down in the bus to Sally Putman. I, Patti Pletcher, will my future to Jack. I, Juanita Pritts, will my new pair of shoes and my peroxide hair to Sharon Chop,' Wahl. I, Richard Queer, will my brilliance in school to my sister. I, Larry Ream, will my good times in Ag. class to my cousin Terry. I, Carol Reeves, will my ability to act crazy on the bus to Jean Gary and Bruce Struckoff. I, Jean Ringer, will my ability to study to James Henry, he needs it. I, Juanita Ringer, after completing nurseis training, will all my time and every thing I own to Delbert. I, Roger Romesberg, will my ability to get into trouble while in the senior class to George Sanner. I, Clarence Saylor, will my ability in Agri- culture to my cousin Clair. I, Mary Schrader, will all the time I spent in Home Ec. making favors for the F. H. A. Convention to Mrs. Witt. I, Delbert Sechler, will all my time and everything I own to Juanita. I, Phyllis Stahl, will my ability for wreck- ing cars to Gail Sipe. I, Donna Sterner, will my ponytail to my sister Delenna. I, DeAnna Walker, will my future to Dale Nicklow. I, Lester VVeyand, will the ,48 Chevrolet to anyone who wants to buy it at Matt's Used Car Lot. I, Carole Whipkey, will all the good times I had in Band and Chorus to my brother Blair. I, Paul Wiltrout, will my ability to play basketball to my brother. by Charmaine Critchiield. Class Prophecy lust the other day, June 10, I received a post card in the mail requesting that I, and my family, be present at Trent Park on Sunday, Iune 16, 1969, at 12:00 o'clock P.M. for a re- union of the Class of ,59. I was excited about going because I hadnit seen all of my fifty-nine classmates since the time I graduated from Rockwood Ioint High School in 1959. It doesnit seem possible that 10 years have gone by so quickly. It just seems as though yesterday we were trampling into our homerooms greeting each other or throwing friendly insults to one another. Today is the day! Today my family and I are going to Trent Park. After we came home from church, I got our picnic lunch ready for the reunion. Finally we were on our way. I thought I would be the first one there- as I left at 11:00-but when I arrived, I was surprised to see Shirley Goller. After we said our hellos,v Shirley said she has been teaching at Rockwood for six years and enjoys her job very much. While we were 'talking about the good old school days, Virginia Knopsnyder and Carole Whipkey arrived and joined in the conversation. Both Carole and Virginia are air-line stew- ardesses for P.A.A., which now uses Jet Pas- senger Planes. They said their pilot is Robert Hoover. Bob couldn't come today, because he had to make a flight to Europe for Dick Harah, another classmate of mine. Dick is a million- aire, and owns the Pan American Airlines. He also owns the Harah Hospital in Pittsburgh. Heather Gerhard works here as an X-ray Tech- nologist, and Donna Fetters is a medical sec- retary. Sally Miller and Charmaine Critchfield are nurses at the hospital. They are all very happy with their jobs, but I was sad to hear that they couldn't come today. It is now 12:00 o'clock and I decided to set my food on the table. Soon I heard a big truck coming. Lester Weyand is driving, and Richard Queer and Kenneth Judy are with him. All three are truck drivers for the tri-state area. Be- hind them, Paul Wiltrout, Donald Hay, and Merle Carolus, who are mechanics, enter the park merrily. Who is getting out of the car beside them? As they come closer, I see it is Rita Hay, the famous clothes designer, and Norma Jean Cary, who fulfilled her ambition to become a police- woman. Look who is here! It is the ashortyv of the class, Charles Engleka, who measures a neat 6' 6 . He is a professional basketball player for the Boston Celtics. From Charles, I learn that T olliver Harrill, is manager of the textile in- dustry in Boston, and Roger Beachy is now a forester, Pat Livengood and Patti Pletcher, who both are private secretaries for a big corpora- tion, could not come. We now start to eat. The toastmistress, Marian Laskoski, our former senior class presi- dent and who is now a Commercial teacher, says the grace. Her sister, Margaret, is a home- maker-a very good one, too. She is sitting be- side Louise Ansell and Louise Peck, telephone operators for the Bell Telephone Company, and they are making out very well in that field. Across from them, Roger Romesberg is sitting. Roger is top Engineer and the man- ager of a big engineering concern. Lee Ansell, who is sitting next to Roger, is a carpenter. He has been building skyscrapers, churches, and schools for six years. His best friend and class- mate, john Berkey, could not come today, be- Class Prophecy cause he is in the Air Force and is stationed across the Atlantic. Harold Kreger also joined the Air Force when he graduated and has made a career of it. Clair Lyons is just arriving. He is driving his Ford Test Truck. Clair has been working for the Ford Company since 1960. Harold Ben- ford is in the truck with him. He is a mechanic for the Ford Company. Clair informed us that Mary Jane King, Marlene Latuch, Peggy Nick- low, Glenda Keefer, Phyllis Stahl, and Mary June Lyons are all secretaries of the company. They will arrive later in the afternoon. As I begin eating, someone asks for the salt. There before me is Karen Lyons, the famous Free Lance Commercial Artist. Karen said while she was on her last assignment in Asia, she talked with Dorothy Ansell. Dorothy is a traveling missionary. I hand Karen the salt and as I do I see Carol Reeves. She tells me she is the secretary at her husbands shoe factory in Cleveland, Ohio, and Mary Schrader does the bookkeeping and filing at the factory. Joyce Anderson, sitting beside Carol, is a very effi- cient worker in the factory. All of the food is very good. I wonder who made this pineapple salad lim eating. Donna Sterner, who is sitting beside me, tells me that Delbert Sechler brought it from his home. He is an art teacher at the Rockwood Joint High School where Donna teaches music. Our con- versation is interrupted by a clear soft spoken voice. I look up to see none other than Wendell Hileman, the famous radio announcer and engi- neer for Pittsburgh, KQV. He has had this job for five years. Wendell is announcing that there are 150 present at the reunion, and he hopes that by the end of the afternoon more will be present. On one of Wendell's shows Ben Leer made a campaign speech for President of the United States. After a wonderful picnic, everyone gets in- to different groups to discuss their problems. The farmers are talking to Larry Ream, the county agent in agriculture, about their milk cows. The farmers are John King, George Hay, and Clarence Saylor. Now we will leave the farmers to their dis- cussion and go to another group. Here are many secretaries. Among them are Nancy Metheney and Dorothy Heining. They are secretaries for the President in Washington, D. C. I hear giggling and laughing children. I look over and see Gene Countryman and Larry Everhart telling all the children funny jokes that they heard in the Navy. Both Larry and Gene are making a career in the Navy. Now I will join the group that I am inter- ested in-Nurses. Here I find Juanita Ringer, Juanita Pritts, and Jean Ringer, talking about their children. Juanita Ringer is the head nurse in the Somerset Community Hospital in Somer- set, and Juanita Pritts, Jean, and myself are nurses in the same hospital. It seemed as if we had only talked for about fifteen minutes, but when I looked at my watch, the time was 4:45 P.M. Golly, the time flew! I decided that I had better leave because I go on duty at 7:00 P.M. When I had finished saying good-byen to my former classmates, I gathered up all my food and called my family together. At last we were on our way, leaving my classmates be- hind. It was a wonderful day, just seeing the faces of my classmates again, but I am glad I was a part of the memorable occasion. 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