Rocky Grove High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Franklin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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Sara Moore .Carol Phillips Stanley Stanonis Richard Spindler . . .Jerry George . . .Rolland Wile Gary Kightlinger . . . Nancy Hoch Richard Peterson Edward Grejda . . Jeanne Elder f '-4 T. Q ,, -. 'Q' I 1 5511: l Y xr ,L 1 - R. if . f ,iw 2,3 T - ..,, j H I I f 1 rn , 1 I f, A in In .5 ,Li ,X . , ,, I T, ,A Q N1 mn ron ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right:Mr. R. Glenn Carter, Charles Burlingame, John Sibley, David Friggle, Bredin Hou- ser, Ida Knox. SECOND ROW: Glenn Brink, Paul McCarthy, Paul Sampsell, Emery Boughner, Richard Frame JOINT COMMITTEE VALLEY GROVE SCHOOLS 4 DEDICATION We, the senior class, proudly dedicate the 1959 Hilltopper to Glenn R. Hogue whose loyalty and dedication to his work earned for him the respect and admiration of student body and faculty alike. The dedication is made in appreciation of the help and guidance that he gave to countless students during the twelve years he served Rocky Grove High School as teacher and guidance counselor. His vital tasks of arranging schedules, giving extensive psychological tests, and offering advice whenever approached were all carried out with efficiency and thoughtfulness. On many occasions, by sacrificing personal welfare and devoting extra effort in our behalf, he patiently and diligently attended to the various needs of the school which were not an essential part of his work, and by doing so he became and remains an inspiration to those seeking some measure of success in life. llis departure from Rocky Grove to assume the responsibilities of Public School Psychologist for Venango County occasioned many heartfelt thanks. We formally express our gratitude to you, Mr. Hogue, teacher, counselor, and friend. 5 R. GLENN CARTER A .B. ,Pennsylvania State University. M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh. MII. ....i.a....... .. ., 'Av ADMINISTRATION 'Ib 8 VERN W. ALDERSDN B.A., Indiana State Teachers College. M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh. 1. an .M isdn DAVID A. MELLISH B.A., Grove City College History ll P.O.D. 12. EDWARD GREJDA B.A. , Clarion State Teachers College. English ll,12. EMMA SUE REXRODE B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Art 7-12. VIOLA DOBSON B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Bookkeeping 11, Typing 11, Shorthand 11, Business Ex- ploratory 10. ALTHA R. WHITE Librarian Temple University, Clarion State Teachers College. CHARLES R. GIBB B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Math 7,8. ILSE ALDERSON B.A., Geneva College, Latin I and II, History 7. ROBERT HENDERSON B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Science 8,9. JEANNE ELDER Clarion State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Education, Social Studies 7, English 8,ll. JOSEPHINE MCCOY B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College, History 8,l0. A L 'H e X K 1 ! Qs VSWPYSXQ -I Sf HKU' 3 'I WwMQ WQWQWMQ N ? +,v Ml v 5 X x ln- , . E.,V . ,'fS3 grij'e M ' d.m' sms -nr-' ,.,. . ' 'w.f:.fyf, uwuygtai . , 3339 K Y,-,p.'fQ f ' f ':3f'E f'T . , ,gt AUY5, 1 i 5 x 1 l l L W ff 'O H . . R I in' U r X F v f -wg i ?QE? L .S Sf NU .,.M '- JAMES C. ALBRIGI-IT Guidance Counselor B.A., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. VINCENT CURRAN B.S. University of Illinois. Health and Physical Educa- tion 7-12. RUTH Sl-IAY Attendance Officer, Edin - boro State Teachers College. DIXIE RISHEL R.N.,SchoolNurse, Oil City School of Nursing. PATRICIA SULLIVAN Superintendent 's Secretary JAC QUELIN E BROWN PrincipaI's Secretary. JAY W. MINNICKS Edinboro State Teachers Col- lege. American History, Geog- raphy 8, Problems of Democ- racy 12. Student Teacher. Not Pictured: Dr. Curry Dr. Ab el 14 CARL HENDERSON B.S., Anderson College. English 9,1l, Bookkeeping JOHN H. LELKO B.S., Edinboro State Teach- ers College. Chemistry 11, Physics 12, Physical Science 12. ROBERT LEWIS B.S., Indiana State Teach- ers College. Civics 9, History 10. VIOLET WALTERMIRE LUDWIG B.S., Indiana State Teach- ers College. Typing I and II, Office Prac- tice, Salesmanship. L 4'g 'Fw ,iiq 4.5.3.1 MBL. mf S.: M23 ., AQ CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Dick Peterson, Vice Presidentg John McCarthy, President, Annette McDaniel, Secretary, Miss Heckard, Advisorg Gary Kightlinger, Treasurer. semoli cLAss HISTORY We, the Seniors of the class of 1959, look back over our last year with happiness, remorse, and with a longing of regret we can't satisfy. Through the twelve year's in which we have tried to increase our knowledge, we have met many people who shall remain as guiding stars and inspirations for us the rest of our lives. Ranking first on our list are our teachers who have remained calm, cool, and collected though we have tried their patiences many times. We shall never be able to repay them for the great favors and ever lasting knowledge they have made available to us. To start off this memorable year we elected our class officers to handle our business problems for us. The next episode came on October 24, when some members of our class exposed their acting talents through the presentation of our Senior Play. If people look closely, they can see the flecks of stardust that still twinkle in our eyes as we reminisce the high- lights of May 15, the night of our Senior Prom. This is the high spot of our year and weshall never forget the happiness and carefreeness that linger in our minds as we recall this incident' As we leave this protected fortress and enter the unprotected world outside, we want to wish the Juniors as happy and as memorable a year as we have enjoyed. SENIOR COMMITTEES RING COMMITTEE Left to Right: Carol Deeter, Elaine Mattern, Sandy Hart- man, John McCarthy, Dick Whitman, Stan Stanonis, Crys- tal Wright. The Ring Committee is in charge of selecting rings for the Seniors. I INVITATION COMMITTEE I Left to Right: George Sibley Bill Nicol, Crystal Wright, June Hughes, Tom Frankenburger. The Invitation Committee is in charge of selecting invitations for the Seniors. FINANCE COMMITTEE Left to Right: Bob White, Sandy Hart- man, Elaine Mattern, John Paden. The Finance Committee, headed by the class treasurer, is in charge of selling tickets for the Senior Play and any other financial matters pertaining to their class. -x THOMAS E. FRANKENBERGER Tom Philosophical . . . likes to make money . . . plans to enter Palmer School of Chiropractic. PATTY MCMURDY Mary McClury Easy-going Patty . . . always chuckling . . . ready to help . . . active in sports . . . likes everything and everybody . . . would like to be a missionary in the Dark Continent. 4 4 s O CLIFF ARMBURCER Clint Lackadaisical. . .reticcnt . . . quiet . . . scampy . . . hobbies include hunting, baseball, basketball . . . and of course, cars . . . plans to enlist in the Air Force. CHARLES ZERRES Zerries Mischievous, spirited Chuck . . . always looking for fun. . .hobbyisshootingpaper wads . . . likes to roller skate . . . dislikes snap quizzes . . . plans to join the Marines after school. 'V 'IZ' A . FRED WHITTEN Fred Reserved. . . short . . . doesn't have much to say . . . unlessit's Ain't it a shame! . . . plans to work after school. HELEN HAZELTON Button Aregular rollerskater . . . likes any grade over 70 and boys whoskate . . . plans to be a secretary . . . is usu- ally saying That makes me mad. H ft fp- .N ffm at I, Q 1 Y 1. '1 THOMAS KREPP Kernie Husky,fun-loving Tom . . . ready with a witty remark at all times . . . usually seen with a smile . . . likes fire fighting, a loyal member of the Fire Dept . . . his known remark I'll never tell, . . . Plans to attend College. DAN JONES Big Red Hearty, easy-going . . . goes for hot rods, women, and steaks . . . sharp dresser . . . repeatedly says, Howa bout that! . . . plans on attending Allegheny or Buck - nell college. . -MQ' -2 ff-1 . , s yah 2 , N 4 Nor .hx - 4- t wi Q-ff , ,Q W. ',g.,v5 'A '. ,,mf'fi :, -- AMN' ,Ll- N31 - 6' . f..-',::5'713?l ,is 1 ,gg-1-gwfi orgy X, Q .1 M, f4Jb1, .l'M '- , I Q '-pe as-ff .-qv. , ., :Ln f Ti.' WC-1' -A -11'-I .1 JCNZ .fx Ji- -Pug: nl.- .1 Jil '-1.-ff.- ...v -, X .R .XX 5 i STANLEY STANONIS Stan Big Stanonis . . . a crazy crew-cut always bristling. . . likes cars and Katy . . . favorite club is the Road Angels. JAMES W. LATCHAW lIFatsll Always ready with a smile and a big hello . . . enjoys himting andfishing. . . favors only one '48 chevy . . . really enjoyed Biology . . . plans to go into the service or college. DON HILLIARD llDanll Witty . . . pleasing personality . . . a brain . . . likes sports and to eat . . . plans to enter college when he graduates. ROLLAND DUANE WILE IlFlipIl A real gone Sportsman . . . has an eye for girls and cars. . .very active in basketball . . . plans to go into the service or college . . . favorite saying Like your style babe. LARRY REMBOLD llBuckIl Blond, good-looking Buck . . . devilish . . . always equipped withtwo apples . . . likes loud pipes . . . hot coupes . . . stag parties . . . dislikes snap quizzes . . . favorite saying Of course l'm 21 . . . Plans to get a job after graduation. JOAN DUPONT IIJOII Quiet . . . reserved Jo . . . takes commercial course . . . likes going to tovm on Friday nights . . . dislikes to buygasoline. . . wants to become a beautician . . . favorite saying . . . Good Golly Miss Molly. T PATRICIA ANN SAXTON llPatll Quiet, reserved Pat . . . likes hillbilly music, roller- skating, and, of course, money . . . dislikes fish and onions . . . wants to work at the Plastics after gradua- tion. DALE KNOX llDalell Quiet,bashful. . . his hobbies are model railroads and model airplanes . . . plans to attend a trade school for mechanics, The Technical Institute, Inc. -ar, at yt .- J ' I RAY MQALEVY Ilpetell Played good basketball . . . Zoomed around on his motorcycle . . . liked '56 Buicks and drag racing . . . plans to take up aeronautical engineering at Penn State. NEAL RALPH KHEIN, Jr. Aphilosophicalemotionalist. . . a cheerful buddy . . . interested in money, driving, and photography. . . wants to own an import-export business.. .would love to live in Hawaii, but California will do. HELEN HAZEN Hazel Talkative. . . energetic Helen . . . keyed for fun . . . likes dancing . . . says He's sweet quite often . . . plans to go to college. ROBERT HAUN llTankIl Hefty, happy, friendly Bob . . . likes to hunt and fish . . .also likes to play pokerwiththe boys . . . picked that up from the firemen . . . always jolly. . . a real classmate . . . plans to be a heavy equipment me- chanic. 11, -'i-.Fla ff.: ' CONSTANCE IRENE ROCHE Connie Likable,blushing,fun-loving Connie. . . always having a good time . . . a friend of everyone's . . . likes to drive Chevys and flashy cars . . . dislikes the name Constance . . . no definite plans for the future. JAY HUFF llJayll Jolly Jay . . . likes cars and hunting . . . enjoys late parties . . . gives him more time to eat . . . plans to enter a school at Hershey for State Police. LEROY KUNKEL Butch Easy-going-guy. . . likes girls. sports-cars and archery . , . plans to get a job after he graduates. GARY PETERSON Tinker Handsome . . . masculine. . .likes all sports especially baseball, and hot Fords . . . likes a special girl . . . tried out for professional baseball . . . plans to work. Y , 1' DONALD W. HEFFERNAN llHeffll Devilish,good-looking Don. . . sports is a great hobby of his . . . likes to golf, bowl, hunt, swim . . . usually seen waiting in the halls for a certain girl . . . plans to become an Engineer in the Navy. MARIE GREENLEE Marie Ameekgirl . . . enjoys reading . . . likes to work . . . usually seen with a shy little smile . . . plans to at- tend Clarion and become an elementary teacher. s .ral I . xl is JANICE MARIE KAHLER llJanIl Demure . . . yet laughable Jan . . . sometimes silent . . . has a pretty smile . . . likes roller skating . . . plans to work or attend Beautician school. RICHARD BERTII. PETERSON llBertll I Always innocent whenanything subversive is going on . . . good-looking . . . likes to tease . . . always busy doing nothing. . . enjoys playing basketball . . . plans to go to Grove City College and take up Business Ad- ministration. JOHN PADEN Johnny Good natured . . . happy-go-lucky . . . likes hunting, hiking, and eating . . . he plans to join the Army after he finishes school . . . favorite saying Yes Dean. NANCY COURSON llNanIl Friendly . . . rather quiet . . . reserved . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . detests liver . . . plans to do commercial work. GARY KIGHTLINGER Kite Athletic . . . cheerful . . . arresting personality. . . hobbies are bowling, dancing . . . likes sports of all sorts. . .plans to work after school. . . an ardent mem- ber of the local fire department. DOLORES RODGERS llDeell Easy-going, pleasure -loving Dee . . . likes Buicks, pizza, and Jim . . . dislikes Health tests and book reports . . . plans to make use of her secretarial training after graduation. SANDRA VOGAN llvogli A wee little girl who likes to dance and drive people crazy. . . and usually succeeds . . . has an abhorrence to meat, dislikes studying. . . plans to work after school. JOHN MCCARTHY llBOSkOlI Sports minded, easy to get along with . , . likes girls, hot cars, basketball . . . hobby is working on cars . . . always says Dear Heavens . . . would like to go to Miami University. W '-.1 JAMES MILLER llJirnll Large. neat Jim . . . always talking about music . . . likes food and girls . . . usually the first in a crowd to volunteer when work is in the offing . . . no definite plans forthe future. CAROL JANE HOUSER llxlunell Attractive, idealistic Jane , . . likes oil painting and letter writing , . . dislikes homework . . . takes the attitude of Oli Well about everything . . . wants to help little Children to learn. Q4 , h ? 7 A Q' 5' ,, . i , i -,lwtifs 24 4 A i Ci X i SANDRA LEE WELTON Sandy Aseeminglycontentedgirl, usually beaming with joy- ous laughter . . . a hobby of Sandy's is collecting stuffed animals . . . she likes to eat but report cards seem to make her appetite rather vague . . , her marked expres- sionis You Idiot, . . . Sandy intends to enter a Beau- tician School. DONALD EUGENE CRAWFORD IIDOHII Mechanically inclined . . . his hobby is working on cars . . . belongs to local l-lot Rod Club . . . likes ice skating and swimming . . . plans to attend atrade school. JACK CORBETT Jack Fun-loving, happyago-lucky Jack , . . closest friend isa dummy ventriloquist style . , . will soon become a sailor boy. SARA LEE MOORE Speed Friendly, little Sara . . . shy until she gets to know you . , . st lightning flash at the tennis court , . . in- tends, to help children on the rocky road of education . . . loves to shoot paper wads . . . the snappy,tiny editor ofthe Hilltopper. DONNA GUTH Donna Reticentnature . . . likable . . . never says much . . . at nice girl who makes a quiet classmate . . . Donna has no definite plans for the future. MARY ELAINE MATTERN IIEII Congenial, raven-haired, twinkling eyed, pleasant, diffident . . . enjoys listening to records and dancing . . . plans to attend Robert Morris Business School. TRUDY SUZANNE MIHLEDER Trudy Writing letters is .1 specialty of hers . . . she likes to dance .ind is fond of it certain boy in California . . . dislikes getting up early and good bys . . . plans to be .i secretary. get married, .ind move to California. CAROL ANN DFFTER Carol Has an expandable wardrobe of chic styles , . . carefree, well -groomed, wavy hair . . .pl .ins to work after school. 25 CAROL HAUN Carol A small girl who likes to read especially thick books . . .but dislikes books when it comes to homework. . . always has a ready laugh . . . plans to go to Nurses Training. PATRICIA CETTO lipatll Animated.flirtatious . . . likes boys and likes to swim . . . plans to attend a college in Erie and become a beautician. JANET ANDERS Janet Sophisticated,reserved,not ovcrlytalkative. . . enjoys all activities and sports, especially football . . . has pretty red hair . . . plans to attend college. LARRY SNYDER Bull Happy-go-lucky, carefree Buzz . . . wants a farm of hisown. . . likes a special girl . . , dislikes bossie fe- males,squash,and cabbage . . . favorite saying Live, love, and learn, . . . no definite plans for the future. -3 9' FLORENCE DINHNO llchubll Comical,yet serious,unpredictical,Chub . . . a school riot . . . causes lots of commotion . . . a barrel of fun . . . plans to be a traveling saleswoman. MARY L. HINES IILOUII Reticent,shy Mary . . . doesn't like school and lessons . . . likes playing the piano . . . definitely enjoys a good time. WILLIAM RICHARD NICOL Picol Shy, unassuming Picol , . . dislikes his nickname, sack dresses, and spinach. . . crewcut with a blush . . . likes food, girls, movies, and books. CHARLENE RENEE ROSS llMikell Fun-loving, congenial Charlene . . . likes Cadillacs, boys,vacations, andpizza . . . dislikes homework, snap quizzes,and liver . . . favorite saying, Oh sugar . . . plans to enter Duquesne University after graduation. CAROLYN SUE JENNINGS Suzie Congenial Sue . . . lithe, courteous, and amiable , . . dislikes wearing glasses and doing homework . . . likes black Chevys. JIM KARNS llMOryll Quiet. . . likes sports, science, eating, and some girls . . . can be heard saying, Holy Smokes . . . plans to enter the Air Force after graduation. V I RON CHAPIN Weasel Quiet,unassuming. . . he likes girls and money . . . is taking General course . . , plans on going into the Air Force. JANICE MARIE WAGNER Janice Petite . . . reserved . . . pleasant . . . cheerful . . , famous for saying, How about that, . . . delights in eating, . .fondofFred. . .plans to workor get married after school. ESTHER MAE Sl-IERRETTS HES!! Friendly, sincere, humorous. . . dislikes all homework . . . enjoys square dancing and boys . . . has a hobby of writing letters in P.O.D .... plans to attend college. MARGARET DOLAN llsisll Backward,self-reliant Margaret . . . doesn't say much . . . likes to hunt . . . active in gym class. . . plans to join the W.A.C. LINDA SMITH Smitty Up withthe styles in clothing . . . active in school ac- tivities . . . likes to read . . . plans to enter Indiana State Teachers College and take up Art Education. GEORGE SIBLEY llEarSIV Awhizon the tennis court. . . just as good in the class- room . . . always ready with a friendly word . . . will be a super-scientific engineer from the University of Pittsburgh. 27 BEVERLY ANN MARSHALL IIBBVH Captivating Bev. . . likes pizza, dances, cheerleading, andacertain sailor . . . doesn't like to lose basketball games,short leaves, and good-bys . . . always smiling friendly. . . plans to go to Robert Morris Business School. PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON llpatll Well -favored,pleasure -loving Pat. . . likes basketball and football games. . . has school spirit . . . a smile for everyone . . . plans to do secretarial work. DAN BORGER Badger Energetic, athletic Dan . . .likes girls, dancing,French fries . . . dislikes knee socks and leotards . . . says l-low about that, . . . plans to enter Fenn College for Civil Engineers. M. CRYSTAL WRIGHT Chris Musically inclined . . . sings a pretty note . . . likes to playthe piano . . . enjoys concerts . . . plans to at- tend Geneva College and become a Director of Sacred Music. : .', ' , si . . 'I Q Q w., . Q I! MARY LOUISE HOOVLER Mary Louise Athletic, energetic, peppy cheerleader . . . enjoys swimming, reading, and dancing . . . anticipates en- tering Slippery Rock State Teachers College and be- coming a gym teacher. LESTER W. DuPONT Duke Quiet,reluctant Lester . . . enjoys farm activities . . . also enjoys money and girls . . . dislikes school . . . plans to work on the farm or go into the Air Force. PATRICK M. WI-IITTEN Rolley Roley-PolyPat . . . always laughing and cheerful . . . likes square dancing, roller skating, girls, and fishing . . .devotes spare time to beinga fireman . . . strongly opposes snap quizzes. SANDRA LEE HARTMAN llsandyll Attractive, captivating Sandy . . . always has some- thing to say . . . collects stuffed animals . . . plans to become a beautician. x.! JANET LOUISE PARKER Park Terrific girl. . . always cheerful. . .likes Bob, parties, and dancing . . . plans to find a job and marry a cer- tain fella . . . made a good writer for the I-Iilltopper. PHILIP G. RODEMOYER Phil All around guy,carefree, cheerful . . . enjoys restoring Model A Fords . . . dislikes empty gas tanks and getting up early . . . cool trumpet player . . . has ten- tative plans of attending Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. K . CAROL LEA PHILLIPS Carol Flirtatious, vivacious Carol . . . always ready with a cheerful word and a helping hand . . . a mischievous smile and a lilting laugh . . . plans to enter Clarion College. JANET MARIE BLAUSER Janet Neat, trim Janet . . . likes one boy in particular . . . enjoys dancing and dating . . . plans to enter beautician school in Erie. '28 X CAROLE ANN RIDDLE Casual . . . well liked . . . neat dresser. . . may be found at the Y or eating pizza . . . detests homework . . .enjoys dancing and skating . . . a hit with the boys . . . hopes to go through nurses' training. RICHARD WHITMAN llDiCkll Weighty . . . earnest . . . solemn . . . good-hearted . . . sports-crazy . . . noted for saying, Get serious, . . . future plans are to become member of the Marine Corps. L. WILLIAM A. SHARP, Jr. IlBi11ll Easy-going-comical-Bill . . . rather likes the title Aristotle Throckmorton P. I-Iammerflash lII .. . hobbies are hunting and working on a truck . . . doesn't have too muchto say . . . when he does, he laughs . . . future plans are the Navy. SHIRLEY ANN REISINGER Shirl Carefree. . .sometimespeppy. . . likes to dance . . . usually in a rush and bumping into people . . . plans to work in the future. 29 t. its LOREE LOWRIE IlLerll Boisterous. . . vigorous. . . lovestotalk. . . and dance . . . known forsaying, Youpitiful thing! . . .cheer- ful. . . good for a laugh . . . plans to attendaBeauti- cian School. ANNETTE MARIE MCDANIEI. llAnnll Neat, petite Ann . . . quick and light on her feet . . . participates in almost all school activities . . . loves chocolate milkshakes and pizza. 41? ROBERT ALAN WHITE llBObIl Devilish, lackadaisical Bob . . . always shrugging his shoulders. . .likes hot cars and sports . . . doesn't like push button drive though . . . favorite saying Hello There. JUNE HUGHES lltlunell Always ready for a good time . . . likes to drive cars . . . talented singer . . . keeps us up with the news as editing the Rock Talk . . . Plans to be a secretary. i' ROBERT BARRICKMAN uBobu Reticent Bob . . . never has much to say . . . likes to keeptohimself. . . doesn't enjoy school, but does like hunting . . . Plans to go into the service. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Janet Anders, Beverly Marshall, Carol Jennings, David Moore. SECOND ROW: June Hughes, Jane Houser, Annette McDaniel, Esther Sherretts, Helen Hazen, Linda Smith, Tom Frankenburger. THIRD ROW: Chuck Zerres, Mr. Hen- derson, Sandy Vogan, Neal Khein, Dan Jones, Dan Hilliard, Dan Borger, Sandy Hartman, Elaine Mattern, Carole Riddle. SENIOR PLAY Aunt Car.hie's Cat A mystery-comedy in three acts was presented successfully Friday, October 25, 1958. The action,which took place in a mysterious old mansion, amused and entertained the audience. ACT II: She hain't daid, she's jest scared to death. Aunt Cathies got the drop on them. sg ' MSX K . 5,119 f Wai 'q,i?j1eP3i2 M pi-aft, gm LKQQHQ Mm M. ,. ,, v Q17 Lf f ,zT.1'zw 'ZW-3552? 4' 1 '1-. L x gm Q. T as fl ai? A mg ' K . ,, , ,,. - ' .--- H A . 5 N : M A iii JM , Q4 is. . ego fx ui V 5 sz v ,WL 1 Fm K Til if CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs, Walkowski, Advisor, Martha Kirk, Secretary, Ed Schenck Vice-Presidentg Gerd Freudenhammer, President, Tom Gilmore, Treasurer. JUNICR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Year . . . said to be the busiest. Well, if not the busiest, the most hectic. The various activities that began in the first part of the term gradually gained momentum until they assumed huge proportions. First there was the election of class officers. Then the meetings ofJunior Class officials began to in- volve more people as committees were appointed. Many other activities took up our time. One of the most successful was the Junior Play in April. Then came the climax of our Junior Year, the night that was anticipated by Juniors and Seniors alike, . . . The Junior-Senior Prom. Mrs. Walkowski, our able class advisor, helped us in the planning this all important occasion The prom will be held in our memories for a long time to come. And now as this wonderful year draws to a close, we realize how little time we have left. Our Senior Yeardraws closer as we try to profit by this year's experience, Beckoned on by the big year ahead, we add a wish that the sophomores might profit as much from their Junior Year as we have. O2 W11damae Shaffer .Q-, Y 'L O J 'uv G- be-Q -If, if vi? -.S S ' 'ZF I 1 rv-v ,, X .J A Il , ,J -I I ' va' ,Q--0 V' . ' J :lsr , Y-EA? i atv My 5. O a 'Q' 4-Qu .,,,. A Q C .. W' ki af, Q .px f ' 'sw Bill Singleton ' Gerd Fruedenhammer 1-E3 Ron Brown , ya ' '6 Chuck Doutt Q., '-:-' my ,. Carolyn De eter Bill Walters Larry Fuller Carolyn Walker John Roche 'wkf' Joyce Bruner J .af Ia Della King Bonnie Keller .4.,, 1 Beverly McMillen Mary Hankin Bob Flickner , 1 Nancy Hoch V i if Janet Rosenburg John Douglas Q. -O i Carolyn Gilmore Donna Jennings Bill Wencil Carol Urey 1' Gail Phillips Bonita Dunlap QC' Linda Burns Ed Schenck Le Roy Prichard -4 Carol Ferson -Q , 2.-f 4 L Y I Jo Ann Snyder Dennis Paden Dennis Miller w , - A Brian Mook 'Kar J Y'3h 'P h , 0.-5 38 5 I1 PM 'iii'- Bill J olmson Dorthy Fisher Elisabeth Sibley Brad Wetjen Nffv 3, , .. 1 Linda Lesh ' Dave Sterrett A ' A Ly G Joe Beals t ' Marlene Francisco Tom Whitman Lois Deeter - -it 1' A y y A 5 s I Alice Keely 'I' T Don Knox S . wus: up klvf. N Virginia Kistler Tom Gilmore : ,Q : ' L . if A Helen Lackey i i m Jerry George Wanda Burke Marjorie King '16 i' Bob Wilson is Mary Baker NL Kiwi t Dick Spindler Martha Kirk V Richard Ross i '3' Q - Donna Keely 5 Georgine Vogus Gloria Dim ino S 'R 00 X Elsie King cs Q, Terry Vogus x Joe Neeley Ruby Woods Janet Tarr Jim Bates 39 xy . 4 KA 9 V! cd 'XCEP' - 'S 2 ra . ',,- wi X M' . :ff ii F I Q' 'f' ' '5' A 7-' , r Q I.-rr' -vi' i rv. ' 11 r ,I . na' ii x i -6 13 10a Ji vnq M i x W i 4' i Y-'mv -S-5 an W' I s..-.f ,Q ir 'lui' Nw-di: J AUTOGRAPHS Errol Tan' E Cathie Renninger Sandy Kightlinger Bill Tan' Chuck Seber Elaine Johnston Don Winger Marge Berlin Mike McClelland Jim McAnich 40 M gy- ff,,. Mx 'A Sandra Cotterman Larry Dolan Q.- Clarence Exley 1 Linda Wilt ' -4 F T Frank Brown Janet Kurtick Qi cf. 1 Vw 'T' B mei Pat Benson Jack Patton ' a ' X, Bob Bruner Roberta Hutchison fa if -JA -tr 5 Y xl I ., ver' I X519 ' r 35 fx ,dr A if vw.- Barbara Kams Ron Rumb erger Reva Shoffstall Frank Karns Judy Brown Evelyn Andres Barbara Sharp Q, George Yurkanin ,r Q. Chuck Sherretts A V Kathy Beach 5 .nh-ry e 'v-'vv Frank Fowler Wanda Borger 'C rv-.- Mary Fornof Donald Du Pont ' Q-. a Dick Mc Daniel A 5 Deanna Nellis ,Q F , Robert Owens - , , Ruth Rossey -x 5 'xv A L ' g 'Cr 48. . -3' A 4 X 2 rr uk 'ZS vm A A 4' Q I... xp' 1 Edward Atts 71' 4 ' 'Q' it Q-1, A. X ., rg aug sw v bJ .- 4 -it ffm X Wd If s,,qv .4 L 'IL' Al 2 -if X jjj 'ffm Q' Barbara Lawson nj , , 1 ,- S Byron Lesh X 8 ' F 1 wg L 45 'K L 2 vo 3: ai P Amom Bish ,-,J 4 s A X E Larry Graham X 'A A we ' ww Tim Spackey my -J X 1 A ca V , ., Larry Briedinger had Sharon Parks -:s -.9 . 4- ' ,-,2 , ,, a aaaaa i Butch Hogue W Dave Carter 0 'P' f he Q Marcia Whitman 'I' A J' Loraine Shaffer 'W' Il y w Chuck Minnick Wanda Tingley Ja 57- -f '-s , James Riddle I shmey Sloss - 7 V ' A Gary Hawke Gary Martin q 'E A , .' ' Pat Butler V 3 ii' gi 2 ' Bonnie Byers - ' .J , J -if . if . , wi s.J Beverly Thomas l Ronald Linton 3 Shirle Rust ff.. Helen O akes A ' 5 IV NW X . X Amy Johnson 'fu Ruth Carson V 5 Z gp 'Q 'jedi' V D . ,, C David Phunps Q... ' 7 -Q' A' 5 - -.. William Mahaffey ae- ' 'L' A vs N riff 'ur' r 'U' Roberta Burkhart Judy Adams 4 Rr 'sa -.gg fr Q Jean Wilford :S ' ' Howard Wagner ' 1' '1- K' I :: D V 'N i. I , 'fi . 1 Judy Ben ' 'A Joyce Crisman B -35 uuv -5 1 r, . ' .VA ' 29 Q ' Q ' Carol Lowrie 1 , , 3' W I' , Shiela Goodwill fb- fi Q , ' X 5, ,. 4 - - Connie Fetterolf U ' Dick Butler A FQ Q' Q V Larry Finch ' .1 G' N Paula Mack V J 'QP' y X' '15 3, 5 X H-L. 46 I I ,QLQ L Tl' -A 09? I 'Z sf h 'f a up .F r ,,.,.o 'QQ X59 -J .nl - ' 6- X sf .Q QL'L Q X Lona Lesh Gaylord Rice Patricia Owen Karen Reymore 1' Margie Prenatt Peggy Miller Will: am Coon Darlene Huff Susan Str anfor d Eddie Richards Carole I-louser Ks. Robert Blauser vii' Eddie Rice William Bunce Leonard Burk kwa xii XT U 5 I 5 Paula Rosenberry 'T' J Betty Welton Joyce Cutchall Mary Hays Norman Keller Peggy Andrews June Shaw Sharon Grove Darlene Cole 47 NOT PICTURED Eleanor Bruner Dennis Eddinger Paul Sloss Shirley Rust John Bell Gary Knupp Wallace Shuffstall Hele Gera n Stiller ,.-3' ld Bosley Tir Barbara Rosenburg ,,, Linda Rice 6 3' , HV YT? '-af' Jim Phipps Charles Burkhardt + .. , id John Vanderhoff ,4 A 9 TP' Lanny Rogers lk, , ' W. -W' Carol Bunce Kay Lou Weaver 3 Larry Mackey 9 Ruth ROdgEI'S sw.. -A -na if Judy Johnson Gary Borger Daniel Dean Betty Deanna Courson John Hines David Moore Lou Coon xy C? Fi David Patterson Sue Coulter Kay Heller Ruth Phi l11ps Georg eTarr 'P any ,a 'S-w Bobbie Lou Beal Bill Hahn Jean Giordano Kay S 'Q' packey J' Nw- x er at , ' Q W 1 Q ui 49 S. 3 5,-A N6 C 'TTD K e 2 O Q ' El W 6 55 D Q IA A v. -ll A 'sr -f i J X -3' Q we-Q, A' W-, Q 3 - 1 Q 1 l 5 f-Jia ui K gr P -. E N+os' i A Na 1 f .wifi A-I 7 Su... Mike Mo ng Ann Stanonis Jim Si worth G gE 1 Vw' eorge x ey u:. V Faith Berenson W ' Sandra Witherow Robert Porter is David Johnston N .X M AQ. Linda suawbradge Kay Parks 3 Raymond Du Pont Paula Orr --0 pd A Nancy Grifien A Mary Joyce Lucus A Margaret Phillips fr Darrell Deeter ii K, I Q 'of' H if David Osten William Hovis William Maloney I Joan Hefferman X y Ma Gary Kendzior r Carlene Davidson t ,Q J Michael Rodgers f and 5 Mary Wencil Francis Grela Sharon Brown Mike Knox V Don Montgomery 'W' 1 -um, Nellie Blauser Patricia Ross 9 fig Jean McCartney N 'Q Mike Quinn W- I x I .wg ' 'noi tai 'F J z. Q. :is 'E L in' ' . ...auf ' nl 'O' Q-. 1' Q' do . -I - X 47 , V., in . b 'P :ir Y, '45 2- fy T75 X 11.4 I:-'vb 'ag -J 64 --Q 'P '34 4 -8 ri J I i sc A 'JB' i. 29.5. Alam Cl: 5 J x C1 '13 'R -of W kai ,H . -it B 'S' 'I A 'I Shirley Seely Bonnie Grove Jim O'Neil William Detrie Gladys Whitman Darlene Bierbach Judy Freeman Butch Shoffstall Barbara Bowersox Jerry Nellis Don Woods Linda Mattern Carolyn Miller Robert Talley David Paden .George DeLong Francis Seigworth Cheryl Shingledecker Delbert Smith Joe l-louser Nancy Bnmer Gail Neider Robert Frankenberger Bonnie Baum Richard Renninger Clinton Bellin Samuel Vogan Lewis Fisher Fred Vanderhoff Kathy Deeter Jim Peterson Patty Dunlap 50 Charles Hagerty Jim Urey Charles Burgard Betty McMunn Leslie McMurdy Donna Johnston Wayne Dolan Robert Byers Kay Flickner Clyde Couch James Patton Geraldine Vogus Tom Miller 51 Richard Lux Judy Borger Mary Ann Long Mary Maloney Jo Ann McNany Linda Reymore Lois Crouser John Rice John Grove Darlene Marvin John Stanonls up Karen Wilson ww. Kenneth Winger Carol Montgomery -an Linda Baker Dick Keener Ron Keely Claus Freudenhammer Anna Brink Peg McDaniel 52 Q A 1? f sf' X 5-Qi 1 I B x v-fa k Ji D -:af A B il in Betty Huffman Merle Seigworth Bob Braden Bob Haney Barbara Owens Karen Wilson Gilbert Franke nberger Marjorie Ebbert Sharon Hawke ' Patty Koziara -.ak i 5 Kare n Courson 9 ' ,Q Margaret Bruner is B A i if , Sheryl Graff X Joan Bruner .1 E. ' 4 , Garry Harley xv ' it B, z Pauline Blauser g if 'av V 1 4 it .' 1 Sandra Hoovler Rose Kistler 5 ww ,irc B Mackey Beatty - , - Donald Best ' NF . Yam' A Kenneth Hoffman Donna Shuffstall K Richard Boughner Da Alan Blair Qnqg A lf i Alan Zinz f H ,,. ' Juanita Alger -R 1 fx Darlene McClain , swf Dennis Lesh L Q Charles Beach V V' X -'. Earl Jennings Q h D M L ' onna on lg, Q-in Milton Beach Q B 'u 'P if 44 3 ...sf i WI- 'Q- 512 B 4 two - ek. ,r-A F 5 'mr 5 ,K L i .-Alf W 'lr B x-ff 6 , 9 FQ, 43 it 4 I A 0 . CJD ' Wd' W z', !' ari 9 wma! 5- wif' y' ':.-,- 'Q....p ,ff Ronald McCracken Charles Urey Jean Sibley Kay Kunkle Sue McMi1len Linda Hoovler IS Q I Bill Rosenberger ' N' Peggy Miller Mildred Minnick Cheryl Moore ri K H . N 3 aren ogue 'Q' N ' Rebecca Piel , Judy Shaffer Joe Griswold Q 1 1, Z'-if J y 5 A I Cheryl Shawgo 915-., .1 Kathy Walkowski r,, X' f ' 510 TWT tp: fm.. ,,,,,,,, . wr-no Marilyn Walker M aryann Rossm an Donna Peterson Donald Owen ..-.1 ' Lynda Carson A Carol Blauser an A ,W ' Tim Eddinger 5 1 L--1-f Philip Dawson 1 'G QQ 59- 'Y :QM U-vi Yvonne Adams Carole George George Green Jacqueline Boals Donna Fox Michael Hughes Barry Nicol Linda McGarry 54 K3 W' - if X ,wr N-t A 2 'di 'avi' x--I' 4 ,,,fui' .fr Q'-JP 40, --E 1 4' ,Q xg g C 'ff A 1 wa 'Q' ,v ,V ' Q.-Q, a if wh- i sv-nf -.. .wa- 32 1 1 aw. V-v 19' 'Q . N. 5 ggi. i 5 . 1' ,wa-'. VT by .fix ? 3 f 5.15 73 -.'T.'.v -uit I 1 J? D N gi' Q X ,mf 1 lb wh :gal 711 B. l NOT PICTURED Louise Engel Dale Bickel Larry Mensen Peggy Miller Dennis Weeter John Grove Donna Mott James Rossman Richard Lifton Miles Beach Roberta Bruner Mary Lee Francisco Pat Lawson Jane Smith Barbara Whitman Carol We aver Nancy Riddle 55 A 'ur' Wanetta Burk 6 it I3 William Johnson Sharon Swanson I -N , V . an 3, , ' 7' F . 1 no,n4 we N, rank Reina ,Jigs Y., V -M 3 if Q Margaret Shorts 25 ' . ' rv k Howard Breidinger my X Melissa Snyder , 'M sr ' 0 , if i S y A I 1 If K '2' . Ji 9 f , 'Q-'vo , S ' , Y S Marlene Pierce h . V ..., ' X ' 1 Albert Zinz S 5 ' It , A 4 Dena White Richard Dolan . W in ' A V J 5 Fred Swires N- W I ' ' J - , ya qvu Q Deanna Roxberry U I , if ' K V .,, .1-5. a, Stephen De eter Ann Whitcomb ff? .af fi S Ruth Smith N F I 3 Gary Smith i 7 ,IQ I cn +1 Ja 4iF '+ Timothy Carson I Dixie Dunlap gf Martin Hankin ' 'diff Sandy Sopher ' ' is si? 1 L . 'X J Q' t get I gouise Baughman am Burgard J 2 8 1 -A V61 Sally Gordon my I nd I ...9 Y x, Tim Thurau - an-uf X 3 S N XJ 2' - k 'uw S Kristen Peterson James Lackey Fred Porter 'U S ' -ai , 'QS W m- Rita Rice ' Barbara Strickenburg Carl Benson vw J .. Lester Reitz S I my V ' rr Sandra Ta.rr L, - 'W QZI3' S' , 57 W xy . i S 3 I s i A 'i' . I 9.6 x I X 3' Q T ei 15 S... rg -an .'Z7 -A . 1 3 I ,rx A X f s 9-vi' T In :Nw I I E. A.,. , -13 ' nil AX .fc -ww. 1 J -6 , ,, Jaap as ,.,,-1L: Q -sv , J rf-A J J -..,,g r 1 ,xy 'ii George Kline James Knupp Irene Soana Cheri Hanna Gerald Woods Peggy McCall Richard Shreckengost Effa Steward Janice Lawson Bob Exley Cheryl Sollinger Paul Patton Paul McMurdy Milo Hoovler Pe ggy Ritchey Dewayne Rumberger Richard Eakin Judy Milner Charlene Woolstrun Dick Exley Kenneth McQuiston Ronald Kahler Thomas Marshall Je anne McCool Janet McClintock Kathy Green C arl Vo gan Judy Montgomery Dorothy Gregory Carol Klinger Kenneth Urey Karen Hagen 58 46 -4 rv 4--.F A 'K v- Qi 'Th 3 f' 1 Q is 1 'K NY 'aa 'J , uv V .24 iz? lui ,X - its V ' fs- J .':. -4 gd .FPL fl '37 A y .ca vii .S 'Q' l Q1 Carol Gordon Glenn Blair 5 up r if Ted Vogus 5 v-'-v 5 Sandra Kiehl A Roy Beel Judy Milner my ll -I '01 A -P - - f Bill Long J ' ' V louise Baughman ,Q . it 3 n. V di 'wb Z 4-2- Karen Keller Sharon Jolley .-, 1 Darlene Nelson Kay Johnson John Fetterolf Diane Seely ia- Eugene Nowicke W Q Connie Proctor iran K, ,, .3 yy a ,, 4 1 M X .S I 'J it Xwmv L J .Qu ' 'A Nb I A A V Q p-- 9 - We Bruce T imbl in Ellen Zerres Dennis Jones Linda Phillips Connie Alden 'L Kenneth Crisman Beth Ritter Kathleen Wolf Steve Winslow Fred McEntire 59 ln Connie McCool I NOT PICTURED Linda Green Dianna Hartman Mary Kiskadden Dennis Andrews Harry Krepp Jerry Wilcox Sharon Proper T1 of M-. t f ROCKY GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The use of the new Rocky Grove Elementary School will have profound and far -reaching influence on our high school. When the elementary pupils have been completely transferred to the new building, the high school will have the facilities necessary to expand its program. These facilities will enable the administration and the school board to expand the high school curriculum to include such new subjects as business law, driver's education, and French. Proposed plans also include the expansion of our rapidly-growing library to four rooms. The new rooms will provide the now existing library with an office, magazine room, and a conference room. Many other de- partments will also have the needed room in which to expand their programs. An addition is being planned to house the homemaking and the music departments. This is a definite step forward for our community in educational facilities. A 155 A Aft sag F W F' U !3NQ! Q na.- E1 as 7 wb fi D , W .-J ' pug 5 4 in bf 'Q l'K 03 X , GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 LIBRARY STAFF The members of the Library Staff under the supervision of Mrs, White devote their time to desk work,arranging the bulletin boards, and helping the stu- dents find information in the library. Thirteen new members from the ninth grade are trained each year for the staff which now consists ofthirty four members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Requirements for the staff are that they must complete a library manual in t.he ninth grade, they must give 100 hours to the library during the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, and they must be above average students. Each student's schedule is plotted on a master schedule which is used in planning the time to be spent working in the library, SENIORS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Annette McDaniel, Carol Phil- lips, Mary Hines, Janet Anders. SEC- OND ROW: Tom Krepp, Bob White, Dan Jones, Pat Patterson, Crystal Wright, Patty McMurdy, Mrs. White. JUNIORS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Martha Kirk, Carolyn Walker, Linda Burns, Elizabeth Sibley, Dixie Shuffstall. SECOND ROW: Alice Kee- ley, Nancy Hoch, Carolyn Gilmore, Leora Feltenberger, Joyce Bruner, Mar- jorie Berlin. SOPHOMORES, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Paula Mack, Judy Brown, Sheila Goodwill, Connie Fetterolf, Peggy Andrews, Gail Brecht. SECOND ROW: Darlene Huff, Sharon Grove, Evelyn Andres, Betty Welton, Barbara Sharp, Peggy Miller. FIRE PATROL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dick Spindler, John Douglas, Larry Mackey, Skip McDaniel, Bill Coon, Bob Haun. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gibb, John Mc- Carthy, Gary Kightlinger, Del Peterson, Chuck Minnick, Larry Rembold, Buzz Snyder, Larry Fuller. The Fire Patrol is organized of boys from grades nine thru twelve. They have the responsibility of clearing the school in case of fire. The patrol is composed of a chief, captain, lieuten- ants, and fire fighters. HILLTOPPER HOMEROOM LEADERS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carol Lowery, Cheryl Graff, Yvonne Adams. SECOND ROW: Peggy Andrews, Carol McClintock, Bev McMillan, Terry Vogus, William Maloney, Roberta Hutchison, Mary Urey. THIRD ROW: Dick Exley, Carol Klinger. FOURTH ROW: Richard Peterson, Linda Rey- more, Peggy Miller, Mary Lucas, Donna Johnston, Judy Adams. The yearbook subscriptions from the various homerooms were solicited by the homeroom leaders, under the super- vision of one ofthe staff members of the Hilltopper. SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Chuck Doutt, Dan Borger, Jerry George, Gerd Freudenhammer, Pat McCurdy, Mr. Lelko. SECOND ROW: Ed Schenck, Brian Mook, Jim Karns, Tom Franken- burger. The Science Club is composed of Junior and Senior students, who maintain a B average or higher in their science sub- jects. They experiment with materials and theory to supplement their classwork. In addition each member works on some project in his own field of interest. Mr. John Lelko, the club advisor, gives his aid to the members as they progress in their fields of endeavor. ,s l --f OFFICE CREW FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bonnie Byers,Mary Hankin, Mary Baker, Marie Greenlee. SECOND ROW: -Miss Jac- quelene Brown, Pat McMurdy, Carol Hahn, Carol Houser, John McChesney, Donna Jennings, Sue Young. The office crew, composed of ten stu- dents, was organized to run errands about the school, to cut stencils, and to work in the school office. This crew under the direction of Miss Jacquelene Brown has done much to keep things running smoothly. PUBLICITY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Johnson, Connie Fetterolf, Mrs.Weaver, Jim Henderson, Gary McCoy, Peggy Andrews, Elizabeth Sibley. The Publicity Staff, under the direction of Mrs. Weaver, keeps the public in- formed about the activities of the school. They also keep two scrapbooks, one of which tells items of interest about our students. The other tells about our alumni and of the entire Valley Grove District. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Al- bright,Carol Phillips,Caro1yn Gilmore. SECOND ROW: Lona Lesh, John Stano- nis, Bill Singleton, Jim Henderson. The Professional Assembly Committee, under the supervision of Mr. Albright. chooses the assemblies for the school year. The duties of the assembly man- ager is to see that the assemblies run smoothly and that the stage is set in order. CHAIR GANG LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: George Yurkanin, Lester DuPont, George Sherr- etts, Leon Shuffstall. SECOND ROW: Mr. JamesAlbright,Clyde Couch, John McChesney, Dave Sterrett, Bob Hankin, Stan Stanonis, Don Reitz, Bob Franken- burger. The chair gang is a group of twelve boys who set up chairs for assemblies, plays and other school activities. CANDY SALE LEADERS AND MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Alderson, Kay Flickner, Marie Green- lee, Carol Urey, Gail Brecht, Martha Kirk, Carolyn Gilmore. SECOND ROW: Linda Carson, Karen I-Iogue, Lona Lesh, Judy Freeman, Milly Minnich, Deanna Courson, Mary Kay Heasley. THIRD ROW: Allen Weller, Chuck Zerres, Jim Henderson, Carolyn Jennings, Pat Ko- ziara, Betty Welton, Janet Anders, Jim Karns, Carol Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Tom Gilmore, Bill Nicol, Buck Rem- bold, Dan Hilliard, Ed Schenck, Butch l-logue, Tom Frankenburger, Dick Spindler. The Candy Sale under the supervision of Mrs. Alderson is organized by one general manager, who has twelve as- sistant managers and twenty-one leaders, one for each homeroom. This is an annualaffair in which the students from grades sevenlthrough twelve sell boxes of candy. The money received from this makes it possible for our school to present professional assemblies and movies. CANDY SALE WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Montgomery, Lynda Carson,Mary Joyce Lucas, Carol Burk, Helen Oakes. HILLTOPPER STAFF The Hilltopper Staff, under the super- vision of Mr. Grejda, consists of twenty members. The staff is divided into dif- ferent groups that are responsible for individual assignments which are ncces - saryinproducing a successful yearbook. Each year the members call on mer- chants for their donations to the year- book which aid in making its produc- tion possible. They also collect sub- scriptions from the student body. Aside from this the staff also sponsors the dances after Friday basketball games and joins the G.A.A. Council in spon- soring the Sock Hop. The staff is kept busy all through the year in making possible the annual yearbook. EDITORIAL STAFF, Left to Right: Stan- leyStanonis, Dick Peterson, Carol Phill- ips, Jerry George, Sara Moore, Gary Kightlinger, Dick Spindler, Edward Gre- jda. LITERARY STAFF, Left to Right:Chuck Doutt, Patty McMurdy, Jerry George, Annette McDaniel, Miss Elder, Janet Parker. PRODUCTION STAFF, Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Gary Kightlinger, Flip Wile, Tom Gilmore, David Moore, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Georgine Vogus, NancyPerry, Donna Jennings, Carol Rid- dle, Janet Anders, Alice Keely, Nancy l-loch, Martha Kirk. ROCK TALK STAFF The Rock Talk Staff is in charge of the production of the school paper. It is divided into three main parts consisting of production staff, reporters, and typ- ists. The production staff is concerned with the layout of the paper and the position of articles. The reporters collect news and rewrite it so that it is ready to be typed. The duty of the typists is to type the material and make the stencil ready to run off on the mimeograph. EDITORIAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Dixie Shuffst:-i1I,MrS. Ludwig, June Hughes, Annette Mc- Daniel, Alice Keely. REPORTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Ron Brown, Gail Brecht, Connie McCoo1, Marie Greenlee, Charlene Ross, George Sibley. SECOND ROW: Jerry George, Karen Hogue, Linda Burns, Barbara Grela, Mary Kay Heasley, Shirley Rei- singer, Jane Houser, Carolyn Jennings, Kay Lou Weaver, Chuck Doutt. TYPISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Esther Sherretts, Nancy Perry, Nancy Courson, J.net Blauser, Dolores Rodgers. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW,Leftto Right: Pat Cetto, Jo Ann Snyder, Gail Phillips, Mary Hankin, Linda Smith, Janice Wagner, Sandy Vogan, Della King. SECOND ROW: Florence Dimino, Connie Roche, Sandy Hartman, Mary Hoovler, Beverly Mar- shall, Carole Riddle, Wilda Mae Shaffer, Helen Lackey, Miss Rexrode. THIRD ROW: Virginia Gathers, Gloria Di- mino, Carol Hahn, Sandy Wel- ton, Janice Kahler, Margaret Dolan, Vallie Pifer, Pat Sax- ton, Elaine Mattem, Shirley Reisinger. These organizations, for girls and boys, respectively, are formed to promote Christian living throughout the home and school. Their purpose is to carry on the work they started in the Junior groups. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Larry Rem- bold, Larry Snyder, Tom Frankenberger, Tom Krepp, Jim Lat- chaw, Ron Chapin, Jack Corbett, Bob White. SECOND ROW: John Paden, Jim Karns, Bob Han- kin, George Sibley, Ray McAlevy, Phil Rodemoyer, Jim Mil- ler, Bob Haun, Jerry Patton. THIRD ROW: Don Crawford, Bill Nicol, Dan Jones, Dan Borger, John Mc- Cathy, LeRoy Kun- kle, Jim Mawhinney, PatWhitten,Mr. Mel- lish. SENIOR HI-Y FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Karen Wilson, Rose Kistler, Linda McGarry, Carol Mont- gomery, Darlene Marvin, Lynda Carson, Carol George, Jane Smith. SECOND ROW: Carol Coon, Carol Weaver, Donna Shuffstall, Sharon Hawke, Barbara Whitman, Faye McNany,Louise Engel, Peggy McDaniel, Cheryl Graff. THIRD ROW: Mary- ann Rossman, Betty Huff- man, Donna Fox, Kay Kun- kle, Sally Payne, Shirley Say,KathyI-larter. FOURTH ROW: Margie Ebbert, Linda Reymore, Karen Coursen, Sandra Hoover, Mary Ma- loney, Patty Koziara,Mary Francisco, Mrs. Josephine McCoy. EIGHTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y These are girls who wish to devote one period a week and additional time afterschool in service activities. Their purpose is to strengthen their bodies, develop their minds, worship God, and to work together for a finer community and better world, SEVENTH GRADE TRI-HI-Y r FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Karen John- son, Melissa Snyder, Sharon Swanson, Dena White, Cheryl Rosen- berry, Sally Gordon, Carol Burk, Dianna Hartman, Cheryl Sol- linger. SECOND ROW: Rita Rice, Diane Graff, Dixie Dunlap, Linda Couch, Janet Armburger, Karen Hagan, Sandra Kiehl, Connie Mc- Cool. THIRD ROW: Ellajean Stewart, Linda Green, Judith Detrie, Deanna Rox- berry, Ellen Zerres, Mary Kiskadden, Ann Whitcomb, Judy Montgomery, Miss Henderson. MAGAZINE SALE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Owens, Jim O'Neal, Joe Houser, Louise Baughman, Karen Hogue. Due totheir excellent salesmenship, the fol- lowing students re - ceived the top prizes awarded in this sale. They are: Joe Houser, first prize, Louise Baughman, second, Karen Hogue, third, Don Owens, fourth, and Jim O'Neal. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fred Porter, Kristen Peterson, Cheryl Graff, Carol Weaver. SECOND ROW: Gieles Wright, Don Owens, William Brown, Jerry McMurdy, Marie Stan- onis, Mary Wencil, Faith Ber- enson, Lois Crouscr. These students, under thc super- vision of Mrs. White and Mr. Gibb, spent their 4th. periods in the library checking and rc- cording the sales for each day. Some of their secondary jobs are: announcing prizes for the next collection day, and posting and keeping up to date the sales thermometer in their home- room. MAGAZINE SALE WINNERS PROJECTION CREW LEFTTORIGHT: Jerry George, Chuck Doutt, Gerd Freudenhammer, Ed Schenck, George Sibley, Bryan Mook, Dan Jones, Tom Krepp. The projection crew, under the supervision of Mr. Alderson, is responsible for showing films in classes, P.T.A., and assemblies. They are respon- sible for maintenance and care of all projection and sound equipment. The crew is composed of five juniors and four seniors. They are trained as projectionists and must pass a qualification test. Each member receives a state projectionists license when he reaches the age of sixteen. USHERS' CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Denny Eddinger, Chuck Seber, Bob Blauser, Terry Vogus, Danny Ed- dinger. SECOND ROW: Jack Corbett, John Pat- ton, Larry Snyder, Larry Rembold, Jerry Patton, Jim Kams, Chuck Zerres. The Ushers Club is a group organized to help keep order at dances and basketball games. STAGE CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Fowler, Dave Carter, B111 Rogers The stage crew is in charge of all the amplifing equipment and props used on stage during assemblies. They help visiting artists set up their equipment and carry out their acts. 6 , .. -. : ff: 5,4 , - 5 If ? Erwin .., , -Inq U .Y YQ 'S xx Elisabeth Sibley l Janet Anders Dorothy Fisher The Sporty Seven is one of our school's most important activities. It is composed of three sen- iors,three juniors,and one sophomore, Each year the girls and Miss Rishel, their advisor, choose one sophomore and two juniors to replace the three seniors who will graduate at the end of the year. The girl who begins when she is a sophomore becomes the president in her senior year. The president this year is Annette McDaniel. Next year Dorothy Fisher will be president. The girls who will replace the seniors of this year will be announced at the Athletic Banquet. The girls sell candy to the pupils in the lunch rooms and to the people attending basketball games. The money that they make is used to help pay for the Athletic Banquet, which is held each year before the Spring Dance. In this way we show our appreciation to the basketball squads and coaches. 75 IH 5' ' A S S s I M ee- - on or t in Mt -I , ry: s -K-f -eb- FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gail Brecht, James Latchaw, Dorothy Fisher, George Sibley, Bonnie Byers, Kay Flickner, Janet Anders, Barbara Karns, Darlene Huff, Carol Bunce, SECOND ROW: Karen Hogue, Esther Sherretts, William Detrie, Gary Borger, Dixie Shuffstall, Judy Brown, John Douglas, Jack Dalaba, Raymond McAlevy, Bill Nicol, Philip Rodemoyer, June Hughes, Jane Houser, Allan Pierce, THIRD ROW: Elisabeth Sibley, Garcia R. Mas- terson, David Phillips, Larry Fuller, James Miller, Kay Heller, Gail Neider, Marie Greenlee, Nancy Hoch, Judy Johnson, Richard Boughner, Gaylord Rice, James O'Neil, Bill Johnson, Dan Hilliard, Don Reitz, Willis Wencil, SENIOR ORCHESTRA Senior Orchestrais composed of students from grades eight to twelve. Some of the events the or- chestra participates in are: Junior Play, Senior Play, Christmas Assembly, Spring Concert, and Commencement, A special group also plays before and after assemblies. Lewis Fisher. 78 , 1 f i! Ez ,- IH si lr if ' A S YR! V551 Q I l 5 it . v , i. , , 1 ,if FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Deborah Piel, Elizabeth Anders, Kay Lou Weaver, Mary Lou Kiskadden, Marilyn Smith, Donna Johnson, Fred Vanderhoff, Dennis Andrews, Ross Neidich, Harold Heffeman, SECOND ROW: Linda Riddle, Judy Montgomery, Cheri Hanna, William Brown, Nancy Riddle, Fred Porter, Richard Shreckengost. THIRD ROW: Ellajean Stewart, Darlene Wimer, Robert Smith, Theron Proper, Jeanne McCoo1, Gary Shay, Mark Coulter, FOURTH ROW: Peg Miller, Karen Hogue, Lois Crouser, Barbara Sharp, Mary Joyce Lucas, Giles Wright, James Phipps, Karen Johnson, Jo Ann Weaver, Charles Ferringer, Rebecca Shuffstall, Carole George, Rose Kistler, Jackie Boals, Linda Hoovler, SharonBrown Diane Flickner Ronald Kahler Connie Bun St h L h C 1 , , , ce, ep en erc , aro Ann Green, FIFTH ROW: Gary Smith, Judy Borger, Garcia R. Masterson, Barbara Owens, Kris Peterson, Fred McEntire, Peg JUNIOR ORCHESTRA The Junior Orchestra is composed of students from grades five through ten. The main event for the Junior Orchestra is the Spring Concert. This activity gives the student excellent training and preparation to fill the vacancies in the Senior Orchestra through graduation. Ritchey. '. l a l FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Garcia Masterson, Wanda Tingley, Bonnie Keller, Nancy Zerres, Patty Benson, Jan Rosenberg, Gary Hawke, Richard Spindler, Gaylord Rice, Jack Dalaba, James Latchaw, Linda Smith, Deanr Nellis, Paula Rosenberry, Darlene Huff. SECOND ROW: Cathy Renninger, Pat Cetto, Jean Wolford, Ruby Wooc Nancy Hock, Dorothy Fisher, Ronnie Brown, Gary McCoy, George Sibley, Allan Pierce, David Sterrett, Ter Vogus, John Douglas, Gloria Dimino, Connie Fetterolf, Elizabeth Sibley, Janice Kahler. THIRD ROW: Carolj Jennings, Crystal Wright, Wanda Borger, Martha Kirk, Gail Brecht, Connie Roche, Ruth Anne Carson, Kart Reymore, Carole Houser, James Miller, John Paden, Raymond McAlevy, Larry Fuller, Carol Hahn, Sandra We ton, Amy Johnson, Linda Burns, Barbara Karns, Carole Riddle. FOURTH ROW: Susan Stranford, Beverly Ma, SENIOR HIGH The Mixed Chorus is a group of one hundred students under the direction of Mr. Masterson. They are chosen ' individual tryouts and include persons from grades nine through twelve. The Mixed Chorus is divided into fc sections--soprano, alto, tenor, bass. They are learning several new arrangements this year. These inclut Barendero and Anthem of Spring. Besides these new songs they have various arrangements of old stand -ls ranging from popular hits to religious hymns. Some of this type of songs used are: Listen to the Lambs 80 'F hall, Bobbie Burkhardt, Peggy Andrews, Mary Louise Hoovler, Marcia Whitman, Sandra Cotterman, Herbert ux, Patrick Whitten, James Karns, Robert Flickner, Jerry George, John Roche, William Johnson, Jack Corbett, anet Blauser, Lucille Braden, Marjorie King, Sheila Goodwill, Helen Hazen. FIFTH ROW: Dixie Shuffstall, fiona Burchill, Patsy Owens, Linda Wilt, Judy Brown, Janet Anders, Loraine Shaffer, Jane Houser, Shirley Rei- inger, Richard Hogue, Delbert Peterson, John McChesney, William Nicol, Frank Fowler, Dan Hilliard, William ackcr, David Nicol, Thomas Frankenburger, Carole Phillips, June Hughes, Trudy Mihleder, Jean Kline, Mary Lay Hensley, Barbara Sharp. MIXED CHORUS America Our Heritage, and Once in Love With Amy. 'he mixed chorus meets for practice on Fridays and sometimes on Wednesday. Each year they perform at the Iiwanis Club, Rotary Club, Christmas Assembly, and the Spring Concert. 81 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Glen Blair, Richard Eakin, Dennis Andrews, Frederick McEntire, James Lackey, Robert Exley, Milo Hoovler, Martin Hankin, Richard Shreckengost. SECOND ROW: Mr. Masterson, John Fet- teroli, Ronnie McCracken, Stephen Deeter, Lester Reitz, Stephen Winslow, Richard Boughner, Frederick Swires, Philip Dawson, Kenneth Crisman, Allan Weller, George Kline, Timothy Carson, Albert Zinz, Dennis Jones. THIRD ROW: William Brown, Fred Porter, Carl Vogan, Kenneth MeQuiston, John Rice, Larry Mackey, Frank JUNIOR HIGH During the school year the members of the Junior High Boys' Voice Classes rehearse several songs to be pre- sented at the Spring Concert. The only time that the Voice Classes function as a group arethe rehearsals prior 82 eina, Mike Mong, Robert Smith, Timothy Thurau, Dennis Lesh, Barry Nicol, David Moore. FOURTH ROW: harles Hagerty, Dennis Deeter, James O'Nei1, Alvin Zinz, Earl Jennings, Charles Burkhardt, Joe Houser, James ossman, Lee Sanders, David Johnson, Lewis Fischer, James Sigworth, George Exley, William Rosenberger, ary Harley, John Stanonis, George Tarr. BOYS' CHORUS 1 the Spring Concert and the Concert itself. The experience and knowledge gained from this activity is vcry zlpful to the boys because many of them will become members of the Senior High Mixed Chorus. 83 JUNIOR GWR? CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Barbara Owen, Carolyn Miller, Bobbie Lou Beal, Frances Grela, Margaret Miller, Donna Mott, Jean Sibley. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Piel, Patricia Ross, Kay Lou Weaver, Linda Hoovler, Carol Blauser, Kath- 1eenWa1kowski, Cheri Hanna, Cheryl Moore. THIRD ROW: Ruth Phillips, Paula Orr, Judy Snyder, Yvonne Adams, Cheryl Shingledecker, Cheryl Shawgo, Marilyn Walker, Louise Baugh- man, Sharon Jolley. FOURTH ROW: Betty McMunn, Donna Peterson, Linda Rice, Judy Milner, Jackie Boals, Cheryl Bell, Betty Lou Coon, Jean Giordana, Karen Keller. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Brown, Linda Strawbridge, Lois Crouser, Dar- lene Bierbach, Bonnie Grove, Ann Stanonis, JoAnn Heffer- man, Amaa Mae Brink, Eliza- beth Sanders, Mildred Min- nick, Barbara Rosenberger. SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS l.EFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Patty Benson, Jean Wolfred, Connie Roche, Beverly Marshall, Carol Hahn, Sandy Hartman, Bonnie Keller, Darlene Huff. SECOND ROW: Linda Smith, Pat Owens, Helen Hazelton, Linda Burns, Dorothy Fisher, Gail Brecht, Florence Dimino. THIRD ROW: Carole Houser, Della King, Sheila Goodwill, Barbara Karns, Mona Burchill, Patty Lindsey, Ruby Woods. FOURTH ROW: Mary Hoovler, Judy Brown, Nancy Courson, Janet An- ders, Dixie Shuffstall, June Hughes, Crystal Wright, Mary Kay Heasley, Cathie Renninger. Miss Makufka Advisor I 3 - , 1 , g 1. 1 is if i Sf' I I FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carcialviasterson, Barb Rosenberg, Kay Hiller, CailNieder, David Moore, Larry Mackey, Lewis Fisher, GaryBorger, Mike Mong, Kay Flickner, Sue Coulter, Carol Blmce. SECOND ROW: Ruth Phillips, Sheryl Shingledecker, Donna Johnston, Kay Lou Weaver, Bob Byers, Jim O'Neil, Cary Kendzior, Jim Phipps, George Tarr, Jim Seigworth, Charles Haggerty, Betty Lou Coon, Linda Rice. THIRD ROW: Linda Strawbridge, Bobby Lou Beal, Francis Grela, Darlene Bierbach, Ann Stanonis, John Hines, Bill Hahn, Joe Houser, Dave Johnston, Chuck Burkart, Lee Sanders, Cheryl Bell, Joan Hefferman. The Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus is a special new group formed this year by Mr. Masterson. They will serve as a nucleus for the '59-'60 Senior Mixed Chorus. JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS 85 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRON'li ROW, Left to Right: Ray McVAlevy, Dick Peterson. SECOND ROW: Gary Kightlinger, Delbert Peterson, Flip Wrle, Bill Singleton. Tl-HRD ROW: Ed Schenk, Bill Packer, John McCarthy, Bob Flickner, Coach Curran. Rocky Grove T -1 71 54 50 59 51 GU G7 H5 78 U9 0:5 Cl T-1 5X G2 Scores . . Randolph . . . . Knox . . . . . Fredonia . . . . Mercer . . . . Franklin . . . . . Cranberry . . . . . Titusville . . . . . Cochranton . . . . . Oil City . . . . . Townvillc . . . . Fredonia . . . . Lakeview , , , . . Mercer . . . . . Townville . . . . Cranberry . . . . . Titnsville . . . . . Cochranron . . . . . Franklin . . . . . on City , . . . . Lakeview , , , 88 Opponent 65 . 64 . 43 . 61 ..4-I -73 gn N66 N62 .. 56 ..-ll G' ..6G G7 M88 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING, Left to Right: Frank Karns, Dave Sterrett, Dave Carter, Chuck Nlinnick. STANDING: Mr. Cooley, Tom Gilmore, Delbert Peterson, Ed Schenck, John McChesney, Butch Hogue. Scores Rocky Grove 64 ..... . . Randolph . . . 50... .. Knox.... 24 . . . . . Fredonia . . . 43... .. Mercer... 41 . . . . . Franklin . . . 51 . . . . . Cranberry . . 45 . . . . . Titusvillc . . 42 . . . . . Cochranton . , 51... .. OilCity... 52 . . . . Townville , , , 40 . . . . . Fredonia . , . 52 . . . . . Lakeview . . 45... ,, Mercer..,, 44 . . . . . Townvillc . . . 34 . . . , , Cranberry . . 44 . . . . . Titusvillc . . . . , . Cochranton . . . . Franklin . . . . . Oil City . . . , Lakeview , . 89 Opponents ...29 ...33 ..l4 ...53 ...37 ...43 ...59 ...28 ...3l ...34 ...31 ...37 ...49 ...2O ...40 ...43 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Jennings, Helen Hazen, Linda Bums. SECOND ROW: Tonya Henderson, Mary Hoovler. THIRD ROW: Beverly Marshall. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Darlene Cole, Connie Fetterolf, Lona Lesh. SECOND ROW: Linda Lesh, Sheila Goodwill, Judy Adams, Barbara Corbett. Q54 ' 'kms-. -r V 'S w ,X I Dick Peterson B111 Packex Flip wue Gary Kightlinger SENIORS ORIOLES 91 143 John McCarthy 2 1 Ray McA1evy Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Jim Peterson, OF, Jim Seigworth, OF, IB, Jerry Nellis, ZB, Lanny Rodgers, OF, 3B, Larry Fuller, OF, Coach Vince Curran. SECOND ROW: Bill Singleton, SS, Dick Whitman, 2B, Dan Berger, C, Bill Packer, P, Cliff Thomas, OF, Del Peterson, OF, Bob Flickner, SS, Jim Miller, 1B. The newest competitive sport at Rocky Grove is Baseball. The members of the team showed a great deal of enthusiasm in spite of bad weather. There were four games played and several called because of weather. We predict that baseball will remain a favorite sport at R.G.H.S. for a long time to come. BASEBALL RESULTS 5 .Q ' i Eff Rocky Grove .... 0 . . . . Cranberry ..... 1 5 if , Vi' fl if if, Rocky Grove . . . . 0 . . . .Cochranton .... 4 Rocky Grove .... 7 . . . .Cranberry . . . . . 3 5 ' if 1 b Rocky Grove .... 1 . . .. Lakeview ..... 0 y, 2 W A Q, 2 SENIORS 9 Dick Whitman, Dan Borger, Jim Miller .1 C' G. A. A. COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Hays, Melda Siefer, Lona Lesh, Darlene Cole, Shirley Say, Connie Fette- rolf. SECOND ROW: Miss McLaud, Carolyn Walker, Ann Snyder, Linda Lesh, Es- ther Sherretts, Mary Hoovler, Carolyn Jennings, Bev Mar- shall. The G.A.A. is the governing body of this organization. They arrange schedules and decide on activities. They also cooperate with the Hill- topper Staff in organizing the Sock Hop. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Henderson, Carol McClintock, Bill Nicol, Don Reitz. Carol McClintock and Jane Houser fabsentj sell tickets at all home basketball games. Mr. Hen- derson is their sponsor. Bill Nicol and Don Reitz help with the basketball players. ATHLETIC MANAGERS :f 1 W. I, . f 9 ,Of -f I f x M ' . Wfiuiw sf .. uf Q., mum -Q - - wus., .Hmg J , . ,,, L, Q81 A J- 5' 1 V 1 Q 3' 32. 1 Mm, E C? x jgfr' ip W .,. iii? 'B N ? its ' ' glwr Q. 4, , A , .- 1 , .Eg ..-IIB xr . .N if XY 'Vi s f if YAHA 15 xg X-.xg 45 'ff' ik' ' I 7 1 ak f JETS KNEELING, Left to Right: Joe Kahler, Albert Zinz, Allan Weller, Paul Clulow. STANDING, John Rice, Don Owen, Gilbert Frank - cnberger, Claus Frudenhammer. HAWKS KNEELING, Left to Right: Richard Eakin, Barry Nicol, Milo Hoovler. STANDING, Miles Beach, Earl Jennings, Charles Urey, Robert Smith. INTRAMURALS ACES KNEELINC, Left to Right: Dennis Jones, George Kline, Jim Lackey. STANDING, Fred Porter, Bill Rosenberger, Kenny Hoff- man, Phil Dawson. BASKETEERS KNEELING, Left to Right: John Fetterro1f,Gi1es Wright. STAND- ING, Gary Harley, Sam Burgard, Ken Urey, Frank Reina. 97 x ,1- w Wi! ,Uh 1? Qi , .452 -Q 5 .. rv. rg 5? 5 JH-1 L Q84 Y F wf l'-1, 4 E. , we- , j K Jay- ' ' 1 ' ' . W 'E gg, 'ir Li' , A A 'iii' ,., Q in v vyz't5,H, vp v I. A -f V . . in , X MV? ' ff' ,Q n . 4 K, ,v V F, ,, X ,M Q, ,E , U fuk A iW,.W , 0 Qwf x? . w 1' '51 if S M A ww-ff A 3 NV' K W mb x up ' n A - pm 1 - 'Q Ls , ,M A 1 L7 H.: A I. X k F 4 -Z fy ,, ,gf -' fig,-m S, , ' I ,Z ' , 5. 1 L , ' L A K' , 2, .45- v . -. -W ' . 1 V we f W fi MA ,r T :lik K - Y A 7:25523 QS? 3 S Hy ww N' 671, , . ,, .K gf-f , -. . GU ,- , Mv- VMV if 5 wg: WR Q M QW wiv . oil- L F. O. E. Aeire No. 328 Franklin Refinery, Division of L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc. I. A. M. Local 335 Rocky Grove Volunteer Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary House of Matthews Wolf's Head Oil Refining Company , Inc. Miles P. Brown Boiler Works Charles H. Hough Manufacturing Co. General Manifold 8: Printing Co. Daniels Transfer Co. Franklin Plastics Inc. Socony Mobile Oil Co. Elks Club Doctor N. K. Beals Doctor Manson Brown Doctor C. A. Nordstrom Steelworkers Union Local 3548 CIO Breen, Lynn, Frame Sc Magee Venango Newspapers Kiwanis Club of Franklin Burn's Barber Shop H. Judson Byer's Hardware Limbers Home Bakery The Pizza Villa Raymond Cleaners The Elks Club, Lodge 110 Herschel Marshal1,in name of Car- penters Union Local 2274 Houser's Greenhouse Eckard's Drug Company Bartholomew Drug Company J. C. Penney Company Mong's Greenhouse Vath, Burns, and Mawhinney Stewart's Store Brown's Boot Shop Jones Furniture Store Pepsi -Cola Bottling Company Court Recreation Center Cox Printing Company Exchange Hotel Park Beauty Shoppe H. T. Osburn and Company Franklin Auto Inc. Bollenger and Johns Ila's Beauty Shop ,. vs., - --f V -,- X umm ,W ,..- ' '1 p -4 4V ,,,,.-so- ' Y T ...v3 -4- Franklin Drug Grove Radio Ed Hood United Natural Gas Company Patterson's Hardware Sterner's Jewelry Klivan's Jewelry Franklin Studio Dolson and Beith Insurance L. 8: C. Restaurant Hixon's Stationery and Cards Franklin Bronze and Aluminum Co. Venango Federal Savings Loan Original Dry Cleaner's Anderson Furniture Company Florence Heckard, Insurance Virginia Morse Shop Anderson's Greenhouse The Fashion Charles H. Haun J. T. Campbell Ed's Camera Shop Ernst Jeweler McGuires Drug Store Style Beauty Salon McClintock's Dry Cleaning John C. McSparren and Company Printz Company Hoch's Ceramic Robert Aley Plumbing Buchanan and Schmidt Glenn Miles, Insurance Lantz and Dodd Ibb's Oldsmobile Re -arm Sports Center Heller's Gulf Service Kayton Entertainment Company L. L. Burger Kendall Service Station Parks, Inc. Exchange Bank and Trust Company Larry's T.V. 8a Appliance Mart Harry Bittenbender McCarthy Buick Sheas1ey's Shoe Store Mack's Diner The Squire Shop Bud Erwin's Service Station James Lumber Company 100 Super Value Market Oscar Shakespeare Dr, Frank A. Pankratz Flickner's Store Harvey Hoovler Howard Voit Chevrolet Grandelis Appliance Rollies Pizza Shop Feldman's Jewelry Central Restaurant Singer's Golden Dawn Store Mid -way Discount House Schiffer Brothers Super Market Penash Bats Ebbert's Amoco Service Avenue Dairy Bar Valley Refreshment Greenlee's Grocery R, L. Hoov1er,Jeweler Schenck's Drive -In Kunselman Sugarcreek Floral Co. Chatley's Jewelry Mammolite Bros. Food Market Franklin Painting and Maintenance Venango Awnings 8: Venetian Blind Service Bernstein's Hatter Bros. Dick's Handy Dairy Robert Dale, Attorney Harry McGinty, Drugist Wygant's Store Park Pastry Schiffers Market, 13th Street Walter's Barber Shop Strickenburg Electric Joy Manufacturing Company Pennsylvania Electric Company W. F. R. A. Howard 8a Nicklin Lumber Company Jacob's Television Ward Baking Company U. S. Royal T-ires Franklin Dry Cleaners Jennings Store Ferson Motors Kendzors Market Reno Civic Club Fowler Farm Service Inc. vg'y,..,1,,g5-, f 1. U v ,H , ' . f X f-s i - A . -, . ., k, , . ,.. . Q- lv 5, .QV , 1 V HJ ,WH I A. 1 Q, ,R A nf' A '-f 51 J .M AM. ,-f :tj Tix: ml -,l ,-L li 1 J,-Y' -' , QL :ez .f.'.A3.-rl ,- ffl , . -W.. D Z 11 jj. ' Pg, . +A n' . 1. V .QA- - -s.-is 2 X'. ' . , ,J .Riff , 1' . 1 .z,,. 1,3 ' F? . ..'. 4- ,.,' ix A , 5 ., Q ,:x : if ' ur- ' ii, Yff,- . 'S-In ,u ,, , ' 11,55 ,S if . - fr - . -5, 1:4 r ,fi ' -:fx A 1 . -Q gh f i- 'V' J , V. I.: xx :. . f V . H ,,1: A--1 - 1 z , ,.., v, Z 'fh- g - .'4 . LN if 1.1, x . ' 1 .. . '-' -f. .Lv I- 1. 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