Saegertown High School - Pantherian Yearbook (Sagertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

1958 Yearbook Staff ■� ?huck Peterson Business Managei; Richard Baker, Faculty Advisor; Rose Langley, Secretary. Van Tassel. Art Editor; Sandy Hallam, Co-Editor; Joan Free, Editor; Joetta Shumaker. Assistant Secretary. SITTING: Sandy Jr. H S. Assistants STANDING: Chuck Pickens, Bonnie Frazier, Carol Kuhn, Dick Thomas. SITTING: Dick Hornstein, Lynda Van Tassel, Gayle Gerritsen. Barbara Householder, Joan McMichcal, 1 Alma Mater Hid from sight within a valley Dear old Saegertown; Loud we raise our youthful voices. School of great renown. In her halls and rooms we chatted, Gay new friends we've found; Praise to thee, our Alma Mater, Dear old Saegertown. Dedication For his cooperation, conscientious interest, and willing assistance, we, the members of the Yearbook Staff, wish to dedicate our 1957-58 edition of the Alpha Omega to Mr. Robert Wattras. His sponsorship in various student activities and his interest in student welfare have gained the appreciation and respect of the entire student body. 3 Administration Sandy Shelenberger, Secretary TO THE EDITOR AND YEARBOOK STAFF: I wish to congratulate everyone who had anything to do with the publication of this fine yearbook. It exemplifies courage, skill, and hard work to turn out a book as fine as this. Todays age may be called many things by scientists and others. However, It is the Age of Responsibility with which every member of society had to contribute to the welfare of this nation. The youth of this nation have been criticized severely and In many cases, the criticism is unjust. Youth patterns his life after adults. We fall to realize that youth of this nation will have to overcome the mistakes and problems which adults pass on to the succeeding generation. With best wishes to everyone. C. J. Maurana, Principal 4 f Victor N. Fuller—Slippery Rock STC, B. S. In Health and Physical Education, Faculty Manages-, Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Coach. MATHEMATICS Im Standing: Robert K. Smith—Seventh and Eighth Arithmetic, Senior Mathematics, Practical Mathematics, General Science, B. A. Allegheny College, Pa., State Certification Edinboro STC, Choir Director; Robert E. Wattras — B. S. Mathematics, Senior Mathematics, Alliance College, Edinboro STC. Seated: Laban E. Smith—B. S. Edinboro STC, Graduate Work at University of California, Mathematics and Pa. History, Camera Club Advisor; Velma C. Racop—Algebra II, English, B. S. University of Pittsburgh, Fresnman Class Advisor. COMMERCIAL Richard Earl Lenhart—B. S. in Business Education, Typing, Shorthand, General Business, Business English, Thiel College, Indiana STC, Senior Class Advisor, Commercial Club Advisor, Newspaper Advisor; William F. Fleming—B. S., Indiana STC, M. A., Allegheny College, Business Mathematics, Economical Geography, Typing, Business Law, Salesmanship, Bookkeeping, Senior Class Advisor. ENGUSH Standing: lovee Eileen Fish—Junior High English, Language Arts, B. S. in Education, Edinboro STC; Kenneth Gibbons—B. S. In Education, French, Spanish, College Prep. English, Clarion STC, Graduate Work at University of Mexico, McGill University, Middlebury College in Vermont. Seated: Velma G. Racop--Algebra II. English, B. S. in Education, University of Pittsburgh, Freshman Class Advisor; Nancy Gilson—B. S. in Education, Edinboro STC, Junior High English, Language Arts, Junior Higi. Booster Club Advisor, Dramatics Director. Esther lean Glenn--Health. Girls' Physical Education, B. S. in Health Education, Slippery Rock. Cheerleading Coach, G.A.A. Sponsor, Booster Club Aavisor. SCIENCE Walter H. May—Industrial Arts. B. S. in Education, California STC, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Projection Club Advisor, Stage Crew Advisor. SOCIAL STUDIES Standing: Laban E. Smith—B. S. in Education, Edlnboro STC. Graduate Work at University of California, Mathematics, Pa. History, Camera Club Advisor; Robert K. Bloom—American History, Problems of Democracy, B. S. in Education, Edlnboro STC, Mt. St. Mary's Temple University. Seated: Merle1 Darcan-qelo—B. S. in Health and Physical Education, Slippery Rock STC, Social Studies. Basketball Coach, Football Coach; E. W. Michael—B. S. in Education Edlnboro STC, Rifle Club Advisor, History; Robert Fish—Geography, B. S. in Education, Edlnboro STC, Junior High Basketball Coach. Standing: Robert K. Smith—Seventh and Eighth Arithmetic, Senior Mathematics, Practical Mathematics, General Science, IJ. A., Allegheny College, Pa. State Certification Edlnboro STC, Choir Director. Seated: Robert Ellsworth Hlllis—Biology and General Science, B. S. and M. A. In Education, Chairman of Science Department, Baseball Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor, Clarion STC, Allegheny Collogc; Melvin C. Bennett. Ir.—College Chemistry, General Chemistry, Physics, Senior Science, General Science, B. S. in Education, Clarion STC. Assistant Coach, Football and Basketball. HOME ECONOMICS Nancv M. Hlllis—Senior High Vocational Home Economics, B. S. in Education, Indiana STC, F.H.A. Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor; Joan Brame Strlckler—Junior High Home Economics, B. S. in Education, Indiana STC, Graduate Work Cornell University, Penn State University, Trl-Hl-Y Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. Richard D. Baker—Art Education, B. S. in Art Education, Edlnboro STC, Sophomore Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor, Variety Show Director. CAFETERIA Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Pond, Mrs. Nageotte, Mrs. Hannold. i Margaret Adams—Librarian, Allegheny College, Edlnboro STC, Library Club Advisor. In Absentia: Norma Jean Shaw—Clarion STC, B. S. in Education, Junior Class Advisor, English Grades 9-10; James H. Billingsley, Music Department, B. S. DePauw University, M. A. Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, Indiana. Mrs. Eileen Darcanaclo. School Nurse, Spencer Hospital School of Nursing. Patient, Mike Keefer. DARLENE ACKER (Darlene) Trl-Hl-Y..............................3,4 Commercial Club.......................3,4 F. N. A.................................4 Newspaper Staff.........................4 Booster Club..........................2,3 ROBERT ACKER (Bob) Cpncert Band.............. Marching Band............. 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 F. H. A. SUE BEATTY (Sue) 2,3,4 10 LARRY BOWERS OX (Larry) Basketball LARRY BROWN (Rut) Booster Club.............. Hi-Y...................... Varsity S-Club.............. Football.................... Baseball.................... Hl-Y Basketball............. Booster Club Vice-President TERRY BRADSHAW Booster Club...................1,2,3,4 Hi-Y...........................w 2.3,4 4 1.2.3.4 .. 2,3,4 .....4 .. 2.3,4 1.2.3.4 .....3 ......4 11 VIRGINIA DANIELS (Ginger) F. H. A............................1,2,3 Commercial Club........................4 Trl-Hl-Y........................... 2,4 Newspaper Staff......................... Camera Club............................. Junior Play.......................... 3 JIM DAVIES (Jim) Football................. Booster Club............. Booster Club Secretary.... Basketball Scorekeeper... Hl-Y..................... A-Club GERALD DAVIS (Jerry) National Honor Society.....................1 Booster Club.......................1,2,3,4 Football...............................1,2,3 Hi-Y.....................................2,3 Varsity S-Club.............................4 Student Council............................l PATSY DAVIS (COYLE) (Pat) Booster Club................. Commercial Club.............. F. N. A...................... F. N. A. Secretary........... F. N. A. Treasurer........... Trl-Hl-Y..................... Newspaper Staff.............. Queen's Court................ Chorus....................... Camera Club.................. Volleyball................... Class President.............. 1,2,3,4 .. 1.2,4 .....4 ..2,3,4 ____2,3 ......1 ..3,4 . .3,4 ..3,4 ----3 ....3 2,3,4 ____4 ... .4 ....2 .. 1,2 ... 3 ... 2 12 DIANE FIELD (Dl) Booster Club...........................l Commercial Club......................3,4 Newspaper Staff........................4 Kitchen Help....................1,2,3,4 J ( ROGER DILLAMAN (Rog) Football Manager.........................1,2 Football.................................3,4 Hl-Y...................................1,2,3 Booster Club.......................1,2,3,4 Shop Club................................2,3 Projection Club............................4 Varsity S-Club.............................4 Hl-Y Basketball............................3 B 'f JOAN FREE (Josie) Class Secretary...................... Tri-Hi-Y............................ Student Council (Campaign Manager) Yearbook Editor..................... F. T. A............................ 1 1 3 4 3 SONDRA HANNOLD (Son) Tri-Hl-Y Secretary.....................l Tri-Hi-Y President.....................4 Tri-Hl-Y F. H. A. President F. H. A ....2,3,4 Library Club President Make-Up For Play Cast Chorus WINNIE HOGAN (Winnie Lee) Booster Club................ National Honor Society. Tri-Hl-Y Vice-President Variety Show............ Cheerleading............ Tri-Hl-Y................ Chorus............ Gym Show.......... F. T. A.......... F. H. A.......... U. N. Candidate.. G. A. A.......... F. H. A. Treasurer Queen's Court.... F. T. A. President. PAT HOWGARD (Pat) Tri-Hl-Y...............................4 Booster Club...........................4 Art Club...............................4 Transferred From Meadville High........4 BONNIE HUTCHINSON (Bonnie) Concert Band............. Marching Band.............. F. N. A. President....... F. N. A. Secretary....... Class Vice-President.... Class Secretary............ Student Council............ National Honor Society.. D. A. R................ 1,2,3,4 ......3 .....1 .. 1.3,4 ..2,3,4 ..2,3,4 ......2 .....2 ____2.3 ____3,4 ... 3.4 .....4 .....4 .....4 ......4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 ......3 ......4 ......2 ... 3,4 .....2 .. 1.2,3 ......4 14 DAN KIGHTLINGER (Dan) Stage Crew.................. Projection Club............ Shop Club................... A-Club..................... DONNA JACKLETT (Jack) Student Council..........................4 Commercial Club........................2,3 Tri-Hl-Y...............................3.4 F. T. A..................................4 F. H. A................................. 4 Booster Club.........................1 2,3 Chorus...................................2 NORMA KNEUBEHL (Norma) Kitchen Help................ Cherry Pie Winner........... JUDY KLINGENSMITH (Jude) Trl-Hi-Y Treasurer........................3 Booster Club............................3,4 Booster Club Vice President...............3 Commercial Club.........................3,4 Commercial Club President.................4 F. T. A.................................3,4 F. T. A. Treasurer........................4 Escort....................................3 Football Queen............................2 Cheerleader.............................2,3 Volleyball Team...........................2 15 16 ROSALYN LANGLEY (Rosie) Football Queen...........................4 National Honor Society...............2,3,4 Class Vice-President...................1,4 Cheerleading Captain................... 4 Cheerleading.........................2,3,4 Usherette................................3 Student Council Secretary................4 Newspaper Editor.........................4 Yearbook Staff Secretary.................4 Booster Club......................1,2,3,4 Trl-Hl-Y Secretary.......................4 Trl-Hl-Y...............................3,4 Commercial Club........................3,4 Booster Club Treasurer...................3 F. N. A............................. 3,4 F. N. A. Vice-President..................4 Chorus................................... Honor Club............................... PARK LENHART (Bill) National Honor Society President.......4 National Honor Society................2,3,4 Basketball.........................1,2,3,4 Baseball...........................1,2,3, 4 Student Council Vice-President...........4 Student Council President.... ...........4 Student Council......................... 1,3 Booster Club President..................2,3 Hl-Y....................................2,3 Varsity S-Club............................4 Junior Play................................3 National Thespian Society...............3,4 U. N. Candidate........................ 3,4 DAVID LORZ (Dave) Basketball............................1,2,3 Football Manager..........................3 Football Scorekeepcr....................3,4 Booster Club......................1,2,3,4 Booster Club Treasurer....................4 Hl-Y......................................3 Honor Society.............................1 Student Council...........................4 U. N. Candidate.........................3 VIRGINIA LYBARGER (Ginny) Camera Club........................... 1 F. H. A............................1,2,3 Trl-Hl-Y.............................3,4 Commercial Club........................4 SANDRA McCARL (Sandy) F. N. A......... Commercial Club Newspaper Staff. JANET MANGUS (Janet) F. H. A. Vice-President........... F. H. A........................... Chorus. F. N. A roblkt McDonough (Scrooge) F. T. A.................... Concert Band................ Marching Band............... Booster Club............... Science Club................ Camera Club................. 3 .2,3,4 2 1 3 LARRY McKAIN (Larry) .. 2,3,4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 ......1 ..... 2 .... 1,2 17 JOHN MILLER (John) Football..........................1,2,3,4 Booster Club......................1,2,3,4 Booster Club Secretary...................2 National Honor Society...............1,3,4 Honor Club...............................2 Hi-Y...................................2,3 HI-Y Treasurer...........................2 Hl-Y Secretary...........................3 Class Vice-President.....................3 Honor Society Vice-President............ 3 School Play..............................3 U. N. Delegate.........................3.4 Student Council President............... 4 Football Captain........................ 3 Basketball.............................2,3 Varsity S-Club...........................4 SHIRLEY MITCHELL (Shirl) F. H. A. Vice-President.................4 National Honor Society...............3,4 F. H. A.............................2,3,4 Tri-Hl-Y..............................3,4 F. T. A.................................4 Booster Club........................1,2,3 Chorus..................................2 DANIEL PETERS (Drummer) Concert Band......................1,2,3,4 Marching Band...................1,2,3,4 18 BOB PHARES (Bob) CHUCK PETERSON (Charlie) Football................................3,4 Baseball..............................2,3,4 Student Council...........................3 Class Resident............................4 Varsity S-Club..................,.........4 Hi-Y......................................3 Booster Club..............................4 Yearbook Staff Business Manager...........4 CARL POWELL (Carl) Marching Band.............. Concert Band............. x,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 19 20 KAY ROWLAND (Kay) F. N. A..................................3 Tri-Hl-Y.................................3 Variety Show.............................2 Booster Club.........................1,2,3 National Honor Society...................1 Commercial Club..........................3 F. T. A................................2,3 Chorus.................................1,2 Cheerleading.........................1,2,3 Cheerleading Captain...................1,3 Booster Club Secretary...................2 Newspaper Staff..........................4 TOM ROWLAND (Tom) Concert Band.................... 3,4 Marching Band.....................3,4 THOMAS SATTERLEE (Tom) Marching Band......................2,3,4 Concert Band....................1,2,3,4 HOWARD SCHMITT (Herky) Booster Club.......................1,2,3,4 Hl-Y....................................2,3 Varsity S-Club............................4 Baseball............................1,2,3,4 Basketball.........................1,2,3,4 Football Manager..........................3 School Play...............................3 JOYCE SHEAKLEY (Gert) Newspaper Staff........................4 Commercial Club......................3,4 Tri-Hi-Y...........................1.3,4 F. N. A................................4 Booster Club.........................1,2 Camera Club..........................1,2 JOYCE SHAFFER (Jerse) Marching Band....................1,2,3,4 Concert Band................ ...1,2,3,4 Booster Club...........................1 Kitchen Help.......................2,3,4 JOETTA SHUMAKER (Jo) F. N. A..................... Trl-Hl-Y.................... 3.4 3.4 Tri-Hl-Y Treasurer.......................4 Queen's Court............................4 Variety Show.............................2 Booster Club......................1,2,3, 4 Booster Club Secretary...................3 Student Council........................2,4 Student Council Treasurer................4 Yearbook Staff Assistant Secretary.......4 Newspaper, Co-editor.....................4 Commercial Club........................3,4 Usherette................................3 Historian................................4 Class Secretary..........................1 Cheerleading......................1,2,3,4 Chorus...............................1,2,3 CAROLE SHUMAKER (Carole) Trl-Hl-Y.............................1,3.4 F. T. A. Secretary......................4 F. T. A. ...........................2,3,4 Booster Club........................2,3,4 Cheerleader......................... 2,3,4 Commercial Club Secretary...............4 Commercial Club.......................3,4 F. N. A................................3.4 Newspaper Staff........................ 4 Queen's Court...........................4 Variety Show............................2 21 FORD SHREVE (Birdie) Booster Club...........................2,3,4 Hl-Y.....................................2,3 Hi-Y Basketball............................2 Football...........................1,2,3,4 Basketball.................................3 Usher......................................3 Baseball.................................2,3 Basketball Manager.........................2 Hi-Y Treasurer.............................3 Varsity S-Club.............................4 Junior Play................................3 EMILY STATE (Emmy) Trl-Hi-Y................... F. N. A. Treasurer......... Booster Club................. F. N. A.................... Marching Band.............. Concert Band............... Library Club............... RICHARD STEELE (Dick) Hl-Y Basketball.......................1,2,3 Football................................ 2 Hi-Y..................................1,2,3 Baseball................................1,2 JANET STEINER (Janet) F. H. A.................... F. H. A. Secretary......... Tri-Hi-Y................... Library Club............... Library Club Secretary..... F. N. A.................... Booster Club............... 22 DANIEL TOBOZ (Dan) Basketball................ Football.................. Art Club.................. MERYL THOMAS (Meryl) Honor Club..............................2 Baseball................................3 Chorus................................2,3 SANDY VAN TASSEL, EM1G Tumbling Team..................... Majorette........................ F. H. A.......................... F, H. A. President.........’..... Tri-Hl-Y......................... Edinboro Art Conference.......... Yearbook Staff Art Editor......... Home Project Award................ Booster Club...................... Tap And Modern Dance Team........ ..1,2 ..2,3 2.3.4 ____4 2.3.4 ... 4 ....4 ___3 .. 1,2 ... 1 23 24 JOHN WHITEHEAD (John) Booster Club..............................i Basketball Manager........................2 Hl-Y....................................... FRED WILLIAMS (Freddy) GORDON WOOD (Gordy) Football..................................3 Rifle Club................................l Hi-Y....................................... Booster Club..............................4 Camera Club...............................1 National Honor Society....................l JUDY WRYE (Judy) F. H. A.................................2,3,4 MILES ROSS Transferred From Meadvllle KEN ZIRKLE (Ken) Varsity S-Club.............................4 Football..............................1,2,3, 4 Baseball...........................1,2,3,4 Basketball...............................3,4 Booster Club.......................1,2,3, 4 Booster Club President.....................4 Shop Club..............................1,2,3 Projection Club........................... 4 Hi-Y.....................................2,3 Escort.....................................3 25 Class Prophecy Darlene Acker and Joyce Sheakley will be the co-owners of Joyland Skating Rink. Shirley Mitchell will be the professor of Home Economics at Cheyney State Teachers' College. Robert McDonough will be the world's greatest penny pincher. Rosalyn Langley will be the peppiest cheerleader for the County Farm Basketball Team. Ford Shreve will be the sole owner of Birdie's Speedway. Robert Acker will own the biggest golf course this side of the country. Ruth Beers will be the future Martha Ray. Ronald Borkevec will be giving Mr. Gibbons English instructions. Terry Bradshaw will be the first barber on the moon. Larry Brown will be the janitor of Lang's Electric. Joyce Shaffer and her brother will own the biggest cabbage farm in the country. Virginia Daniels will be a future bus driver for Saegertown High School. Jim Davies will be owner of Dads Dog Food. Gerald Davis will own a show room for used Henry J's. Virginia Lybarger will be a manicurist for Mr. Fleming's dog. Pat Howgard will be a model for the nationally famous Farm Journal. John Whitehead will hold the record for roller skating to California and backl Larry Bowersox will be a waltz instructor at Joyland. Tom Rowland will be giving assemblies for the modern youngsters, on old time boys. Dan Toboz will be the night watchman for the Racops' Angus farm. Herky Schmitt will be the first honorary water boy for the Globetrotters. Emily State will be Mr. Billingsley's private foot nurse. Sondra Hannold will be an inventor of modern foods to match her moods. Janet Steiner will be 5' tall and have a son 11'3 4 tall. Winnie Hogan will be giving demonstrations on how to make cherry pies using the old method. Bonnie Hutchinson will be the secretary of the D. A. R. organization. Janet Mangus will still be waiting for Johnny Jr. to come home from the army. David Lorz will be the owner of nonstop buses from here to Monesson. Richard Steele will be a future member of A. A. A. Roger Dillaman will own the first Dairy Queen in Blooming Valley. Joan Free is the new speech therapist at Saegertown H. S. Larry McKain is the future Charley Chan. John Miller will be the president of the Howers Association. Esther Moore will be future owner of Moore's Milk. Daniel Peters will be a future mail carrier. Charles Peterson will be Notre Dame's rookie tackle. Robert Phares will be Elvis Presley of 1960. Bill Phillips will be S. H. S. future Commercial teacher. Carl Powell will be a future Einstein. Kay Rowland will own a cheese booth at the Market House. Carole Shumaker will be a waitress at the White Inn. Joetta Shumaker and Wayne Knapp will own a napkin factory. Meryl Thomas will run a barber shop for red heads only. Sandy Emig is the future owner of Churchill Downs. Jack Vivian will be future owner of Valley Inn. Sue Beatty is the future Homemaker of America. Diane Field is the future publisher of Field Stream. Fred Foreman will be another Wilt the Stilt. Donna Jacklett is the future owner of S S Bakery. Dan Kightlinger is the future president of the carpenter union. Judy Klingensmith is the future Miss America. Norma Kneubehl is the future dietician in S. H. S. cafeteria. Park Lenhart is the future heir of the Saegertown Branch Bank. Virginia Lybarger is the future owner of Lybarger's Limburg er Cheese Factory. Ken Zirkle is the future fat man of Ringling Bros. Circus. Sandy McCarl is the future Hell Driver of America. Fred Williams will be future Secretary of Agriculture. Gordon Wood will spend his life in the woods. Judy Wrye will make rye bread industry boom. W. Acker M. Barnes J. Brown H. Dang el T. Eckart D. Gontner M. Benslnger D. Daniels J. Berg holt z J. Davis C. Bier J. Davis J. Bis bee D. Curry B. Black J. Barnes Juniors T. Huson J. Powell R. Proctor L. Relchel K. Rundell J. Rvan H. Stone D. Stewart J. Snyder D. Slater R. Shreve L. Acker J. Bailey D. Brant A. Bugbee G. Baker E. Bus sard N. Baste S. Battles B. Castile J. Clark D. Beatty O. Copeland G. Bell V. Boyd C. Crannell R. Crain C. Currie W. Curtis S. Custead L. Cutshall M. Dasovich a J. Daum T. Davis N. Eccles B. Edge Sophomores C. Free J. Free H. Gartner D. Gerhart E. Garczek B. Flick S. Getsingcr F. Higgins S. Hinkson D. Hoegerl D. Hogan M. Hoover E. Johns J. Judd A. Marley B. Mattem C. Mays E. McCarthy K. Morris R. Mucklnhaupt S. Nageotte R. Morfcnskl R. Phelan J. Pond N. Robinson S. Rogan V. Schrubb P. Shade J. Stainbrook D. Sutton D. Tucker W. Twiford C. White E. Whitehead D. Wills N. Splgelmyer J. McDonough K. Neff T. Rice P. Rowland A. Miller B. Mook P. Newhard N. Peterson C. Moon I. Phares J. Sheaklcy R. Shrcve C. Slater G. Snyder J. Weed B. Vivian B. Walton D. Uplinger L. Wright D. Young R. Zlrkle 31 R. Atwell P. Brown M. Dang el B. Deeter G. Dronko V. Durkee S. Emig P. Bisbee R. Bradshaw B. Brown M. Coleman J. Cowan S. Curry C. Floyd C. Wotherspoon Freshmen L. Hershelman B. Thompson D. Marstellar D. Miller D. Steel J. Vail N. Vincamp D. McMunn D. Mook J. Powell R. Sheakley S. Theuret V. Wallace H. Mead D. Myers B. Robertson D. Shelenberger J. Smith N: Templeton R. Walls M. Mason C. Morfenski D. Smith J. Vaughn T. Smith R. Meehan R. Novak L. Rundcll G. Shreve M. Spaid G. Thomas D. Mook R. Steiner M. Mook H. Powell B. Young P. Meehan H. Smith P. Pond J. Melville B. Post C. Thomas J. Zimmer P. Twlford M. Zirkle 33 R. Sutllff D. Shumaker R. Stainbrook E. Smith B. Stanford J. Acker R. Carter A. Amy P W I. Cole J. Baker B. Courson C. Beatty R. Davis L. Beatty R. Deeter J. Field D. Fleming J. Flick C. Free C. Free R. Garnavish S. Gibson J. Graham A. Grinnel L. Hayes T. Henry G. Heth P. Householder R. Huson ft $ T. Katope S. Kiser K. Ladds T. Lang C. Lawrence 34 R. Beers R. Briggs B. Dlllaman C. Haskins L. Jobe H. Lulkart T. Bensinger R. Bugbee C. Gerrisen K. Ladds R. Johns L. Besson I B. Canon Grade E. Manning SUEk J. McMahan J. Mulligan B. Simon C. Steiner D. McMunn B. Simon M. Mead T. Meehan P. Mitchell J. Monteleone J. Postgate T. Potts E. Rupp J. Sanderbeck L. Robinson D. Thomas L. Shallenbarger D. Schlosscr A. Shaw D. Schlosser C. Shelenbergei E. Schlosser N. Schruers V� D. Shoop J. Shorts L. Shumaker G Slater C. Smith P. Smith E. Snyder D. Stalnbrook N. Stalnbrook C. Steiger V 0. 0 V f •' 7 3! K B. Vivian G. Walker R. Wallace J. Wills R. Wright K. Wrye '1 ' L. Wrye Undergrad Autographs 36 D. Acker K. Adams B. Chandler A. Cemnovsk W. Free K. Beatty x N. Chlsmar J. Bettes W. Claney J. Dietz P. Dillaman R. Getty D. Harrington E. Brucker R. Curry F. Deeds R. Haskins P. Bussard J. Caskey M. Custard j. Cutshall J. Crawford 7th Grade r i D. Curran J. Heald W. Henry R. Heth M. Hetrick M. Hetrick S. Hlnkson N. Hoegerl L. Hough B. Householder A. Johnston G. Johnston D. Jones E. Kantz G. Kantz H. Kline C. Kneubehl 37 M. Ladds L. Larson R Marstellar G. Mcladden J. Me Michael J. Mead G. Leonhart R. Shay S. Snyder B. Smollnskl C Steele G. Steiger C. Stoke 0 A. Swartzfager n , i D. Wallace V. Walton P. Sutllff L. Van Tassel K. Wagner F. Wald B. Watson R. Weed J. Welgle D. Whitney 38 ROW ONE: (Left to right) K. Robertson, K. Zirkle, R. Schlosser, J. Miller, C. Peterson, F. Shreve, B. Canon, W. Jobe, J. Davies, D. Stewart. ROW TWO: Mr. Bennett, N. Robinson, T. Huson, L. Brown, J. Bergholtz, J. Marceca, J. Brown, R. Dillaman, M. Lewis, Mr. Darcangelo. ROW THREE: D. Proctor, D. Steiner, D. Zlrkle, S. Nageotte, , R. Bradshaw, D. Thomas, M. Zirkle, N. Baste. ROW FOUR: J. Hank, R. Rose, B. Shreve, , M. Keefer, , D. Hogan, E. McCarthy. Scores Conneaut Valley 0 Saegertown 6 Conneaut Valley 13 19 Cambridge Springs 13 26 Townville 7 31 Townville 12 32 Meadville J. V. 7 24 Randolph 0 46 Youngsville 39 13 Under the excellent coaching of Merle Darcangelo and his assistant, Melvin Bennett, the Panthers were undefeated in league play. The Panther eleven suffered their only defeat at the hands of Youngsville. This was one of the best seasons that the Panthers have known. We would like to thank the team and coaches for their excellent Job and wish them the best of luck in years to come. DICK ZIRKLE BOB SHREVE SUSIE BROWN KEN ZIRKLE JIM DAVIES JEFF BERGHOLTZ JOHN MILLER CHUCK PETERSON DON STEWART LARRY BROWN MIKE KEEFER FORD SHREVE BILL CANON ROGER EHLLAMAN FOOTBALL QUEEN LEFT TO RIGHT: Winnie Hogan, Queen, Rosalyn Langley, Joetta Shumaker. BACK: Patsy Davis and Carole Shumaker. JOHN MILLER LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Darcangelo, Herky Schmitt. Don Stewart, Ken Robertson, Bill Lenhart, Bill Canon, Ken Zirkle, Wayne Jobe, Jim Brown, and Bob Canon. The truculent Saegertown Panthers have enjoyed a very spectacular season this year. They were undefeated in league play and, consequently, won the Crawford County Championship. On March 5, 1958, they will compete with the Erie County Champions at David Mead Fieldhouse, Meadville, Pa. The Panthers show great promises of going all the way to the state play-offs if they succeed in winning District Ten. The Panthers were defeated a total of four times by no-league teams. Basketball SCORES Lenhart On Guard. Cochranton 65 Saegertown 55 Fairview 39 72 Edinboro 66 71 Edinboro 67 66 Fairview 43 71 Townville 77 81 Conn. Valley 48 61 Sparta 44 88 Conneaut Lake 44 67 Cambridge 56 77 Linesville 64 84 Randolph 64 83 Townville 67 103 Conn. Valley 64 69 Sparta 55 91 Conneaut Lake 67 67 Cambridge 48 75 Randolph 46 70 Cochranton 74 53 We Need Two More Points, Susie. JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING: J. McDonough, D. Zlrkle. STANDING: N. Robinson, I. Edwards, K. Robertson, H. Dangel. Won: 14 Lost: 5 JUNIOR HIGH KNEELING: D. Hogan, J. Melville, J. Mead, M. Zlrkle, R. Bradshaw. STANDING: D. Marstellar, B. Robertson, J. Keefer, R. Walls, Mr. Fish, Coach. SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE SITTING: D..Gerhart,.G. McFadden. KNEELING: D. Curry, J. Steiger, R. Williams, J. Mead, J. Schultz, L. Clark, R. Mulligan. STANDING: J. Heald, C. Gilmore, D. DeGrange, D. Harrington. G. Kantz, G. Leonhart, B. Watson, C. Stoke. KNEELING: A. Amy, G. Schlosser, B. Wright, C. Rowland, D. Davis. STANDING: T. Lang, B. Canon, D. Schlosser, D. Huson, b. jones, C. Pickens, L. Jobe. Baseball Team The 1956-57 Saegertown baseball team was all-victorious with a 9-0 won and lost record. The team was a powerful aggregation of ball players and several times scored more than twenty runs in a single game. Bill Lenhart and Bill Canon were the mainstays of the pitching staff. Lenhart pitched a perfect game against Linesville the first time out and ended up with a 4-0 record. Bill Canon was a good, dependable hurler who pitched several 1 and 2 hitters and ended with a 3-0 record. Herky Schmitt, Bill Canon, Larry Brown, Jim.Brown, Dan Curry, and Ken Zirkle were mainstays with the bat while sparkling fielding plays were turned in by Lloyd Armour, Don Peterson, Bill Lenhart, Wayne Jobe, and Dick Zirkle. This team was the Champion Class B Baseball Team in Crawford County last season. The starting lineup was usually: Second Base, Jim Brown; Center Field, Ken Zirkle; Third Base, Bill Lenhart, Bill Canon, or Wayne Jobe; Right Field, Herky Schmitt; Left Field, Larry Brown; Shortstop, Lloyd Armour or Dick Zirkle; Catcher, Dan Curry; First Base, Don Peterson; Pitcher, Bill Lenhart, Bill Canon, or Larry Brown; Coach, Robert E. Hlllls. ROW ONE: Mr. Klllls, B. Canon, J. Brown, F. Shreve, W. Jobe, B. Steiner, K. Zirkle, D. Stewart. ROW TWO: H. McCarthy, B. Lenhart, L. Heald, H. Schmitt, D. Peterson, C. Peterson, L. Armour. 45 Joetta Judy Carole Sandy Winnie Rosalyn Shumaker Lang Shumaker Wllllson Hogan Langley (Captain) Patty Mary Jo Rowland Benslnger Vem Barbara Diane Barbara Boyd Black Hogan Mattem T. Katope S. Ridgeway C. Floyd D. Fleming S. Theuret J. Smith (Captain) Who's Gonna Win Tonight? Tell Her Roslel Autographs LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Clark, Angela Bugbee, Clara Cambell, Priscilla Heald, Carla Bier, Charlotte Moon, and Betty Flick. Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Carla Bier, Clara Cambell, Judy Clark, Angela Bugbee, Priscilla Heald,, Charlotte Moon, Betty Flick, and Drum Major, Ricky Onr. Drum Major, Ricky Orr. I t Saegertown's 1957 Marching Bank began practicing August 12, thus commencing its fourth year as a marching unit. Enlarged to elghty-one members, all were eager to resume where the successful 56 band had finished. The second Annual Preview Night was held September 5, in preparation for the future schedule. This program included all Saegertown football games, Thiel College Homecoming, Allegheny College Homecoming, outstanding parades in Jamestown, New York, and Erie, as well as the Clarl-ton Band Festival. It was at the Clariton Band Festival that our band had an opportunity to march with some of the Tri-State Area's greatest participants. These included Baldwin High in Pittsburgh and the nationally-famous Massillon unit from Ohio. On November 10 the entire marching band traveled to Cleveland to play for its second professional football game. A crowd of 54,000 attended this Browns-Steelers game and many others saw the performance on television. We extend our sincerest congratulations and appreciation to this fine unit and wish it continued success in 1958. • � •• Newspaper Staff ROW ONE: Mrs. Michael, J. Kllngensmith, R. Langley, J. Shumake- C. Shumaker, P. Davis, R. Beers ROW TWO: V. Lybarger, D. Acker, B. Phillips, J. Whitehead, V. Daniels, D. Field, S. McCarl. Student Council ROW ONE: J. Cut shall, J. Me Michael, J. Shumaker, P. Lenhart, J. Miller, R. Langley, L. Rundell, S. Hlnkson, Mr. Bloom. ROW TWO: D. Jacklett, J. Ryan, J. Sheakley, A. Miller, C. Pickens, D. Smith, B. Robertson. ROW THREE: D. Lcrz, D. Curry, D. Huson, N. Peterson, L. Jobe. Commercial Club ROW ONE: Mrs. Michael, E. Shaffer, B. Hutchinson, R. Shreve, J. Kllngensmith, V. Koehler, C. Shumaker, P. Davis. ROW TWO: R. Langley, J. Shumaker, J. Ryan, V. Lybarger, V. Daniels, S. Wllllson, B. Black. 54 F. H A. ROW ONE: Advisor, Mrs. HilUs, S. Emig, S. Mitchell, J. Steiner, B. Nageotte. W. Hogan, J. Mangus, J. Sheakley, A. Bugbee. ROW TWO: B. Kneubehl, D. Cutshall, H. Stone, B. Lulkart, J. Snyder, B. Post, V. Boyd, D. Copeland. ROW THREE: L. Reichel, B. Vivian, S. Beatty, M. Barnes, S. Hannold, M. Hoover, J. Clark, J. Wrye, D. Jacklett. Devotional Club SEATED: S. Hallam, Advisor, Mr. Gibbons. STANDING: M. Hokanson, E. Shafer, L. Leimbach, K. Rundell, J. Wagner. Chairman-S. Hallam Future Nurses Club ROW ONE: J. Klghtllnger, B. Flick, J. Kllngensmlth, R. Langley, J. Shumaker, E. State, B. Hutchinson, C. Shumaker, P. Davis. ROW TWO: J. Sheakley, R. Shreve, P. Heald, M. Foreman, D. Daniels, J. Ryan, D. Acker, L. Nageotte, J. Snyder. ROW THREE: H. Stone, J. Lang, S. Wllllson, S. Hannold, K. Longford, J. Wagner, M. Hokanson. OFFICERS President...............D. Daniels Vice-President...........R. Langley Secretary.............B. Hutchinson Treasurer...................E. State 55 4 } 1 Sr High Honor Society O s ROW ONE: Mr. Fleming, B. Hutchinson, D. Mitchell, P. Lenhart, W. Hogan, R. Langley. ROW TWO: J. Davis, M. Foreman, J. Miller, C. Bier, J. Davis. BISSRNCE Modern Uo Nan Tigris-Ei Rncent Greece The Rohrn Empire Errly Christirnitx Mura! Painting Room 122 By Karen Rundell and Sandy Hallam. 56 Advanced Art Group tour To Edinboro G. bames, F. Haun, R. Phares, P. Howgard, K. Rundell, S. Hallam, S. Hannold, S. Emig. Jr. High Booster Club ROW ONE: B. Hunter, S. Ridgeway, P. Heald, D. Fleming, C. Floyd, S. Theuret, M. Mason, B. Marak, P. Mitchell, P. Householder, A. Qrinnell, R. Swartzfager, R. Sutllff, L. Hough, K. Beatty. Miss Gilson. ROW TWO: C. Free, C. Smith, M. Marceca, L. Hershelman, D. Shelenberger, S. Emig, D. Lesher, . Morfenski, B. George, P. Buzzard, L. Robison, H. Powell, N. Schruers, B. Vivian. ROW THREE: J. Smith, H. Flick. T. Katope. D. Van Winkle, R. Johns, T. Ben singer, L. Beatty, D. Marstellar, K. Adams, L. Larson, J. Bettes, M. Hetrick, S. Hlnkson. ROW FOUR; P. Dillaman, J. Griffith, T. Lang, G. Theuret, W. Szmyd, C. Steiner, L. WJ-ye, P. Smith, E. Manning, W. Claney, R. Curry, R. Getty, R. Gerhart, W. Free. Rifle Club ROW ONE: P. Householder, C. Kneubehl, V. Gray, J. Flick, D. Fleming, T. Katope, R. Gerhart, Q. Free, J. Nlchol, J. Griffith, J. Kneubehl, R. Haskins, J. Schultz, L. Dronko. ROW TWO: J. Bis bee, W. Frledrlck, D. Acker, G. Johnston, H. Kline, P. Dillaman, T. Bensinger, P. Mitchell, L. Mook, E. Manning, D. Terrill, R. Wright, F. Leszek, R. Sutllff. ROW THREE: Mr. Michael, J. Kile, C. Shaw, D. Wallace, L. Clark, R. Mulligan, G. Gerritsen, L. Hayes, S. Scott, F. Wald, R. Mulligan, S. Curry, J. McMillen, J. Keefer. ROW FOUR: R. Hornstein, C. Free, D. Hogan, D. Wallace, A. A. Ceminosk T. Smith, D. Smith, R. Jones, C. Morfenski, R. Lulkart, W. Myers, F. Leszek. Jr High Camera Club ROW ONE: Mr. Smith, M. Danger, B. Marak, C. Floyd, K. Adams, L. Larson, M. Hetrick, P. Sutllff. ROW TWO: V. Walton, D. Harrington, S. Snyder, T. Lang, C. Gilmore, S. Wllllson, M. Ladds, J. Monteleone. ROW THREE: R. Weed, G. Kantz, W. Claney, R. Gerhart, R. Getty. 57 Junior High Library Club ROW ONE: Mrs. Adams, Advisor, D. VanWlnkle, T. Lang, R. Davis, M. Templeton, D. Fleming, T. Katope, L. Hough, R. Johns, W. Smith, M. McMahon. ROW TWO: B. Vivian, J. Powell, L. Robison, M. Hetrick, J. Vail, S. Bennett, R. Mar stellar, G. Snyder, R. Carter, D. Beatty. ROW THREE: K. Beatty, N. Chismar, C. Steiner, P. Smith, N. Stain brook, D. Curran, B. Post, B. Kuhn. Varsity S-Club ROW ONE: C. Peterson, G. Davis, R. Dlllaman. H. Schmitt, F. Shreve, P. Lenhart, L. Brown, J. Miller. ROW TWO: Mr. Darcangelo, J. Berg holt z, W. Jobe, D. Curry, D. Stewart, B. Canon, J. Brown, Mr. Bennett. II 58 Projection Club SEATED: A. Gibson, K. Neff, M. Keefer, H. Dangle, D. Klghtlinger. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. May, R. Dlllaman, T. Eckart, K. Zirkle, S. Custard. Tri-Hi- Y ROW ONE: Advisor, Mrs. Strlckler, C. Moon, S. VanTassel, W. Hogan, S. Hamold, J. Shumaker, D. Jacklett, R. Langley, W. Kavashay, J. Lang, D. Copeland, S. Hlnkson. ROW TWO: J. Schlosser, T. Davis, D. Brant, E. Johns, J. Klingensmlth, D. Acker, P. Davis, J. Steiner, C. Shumaker, S. Battles, J. Judd, C. Bier, D. Daniels, ROW THREE: S. Gettsinger, D. Hogan, V. Lybarger, V. Daniels, B. Flick, S. Mitchell, P. Nageotte, S. Rogan, C. Currie, M. Hoover, D. Slater. ROW FOUR: M. Foreman, R. Shreve, V. Koehler, D. Hebner, M. Ben singer, K. Longford, E. State, C. Ewing, J. Ryan, S. Willi son, P. Howgard. OFFICERS: President, S. Hannold; Vice-President, D. Jacklett; Secretary, R. Langley; Treasurer, J. Shumaker; Chaplain, E. Moore. Future Teachers of America SEATED: W. Kvasnay, J. Klingensmlth, R. Orr, C. Shumaker, W. Hogan, C. Bier. STAND NG: A. Bag bee, A. Miller, J. Lang, M. Hoover, J. Clark, J. Sheakley, S. Getslnger, Mr. Bloom, D. Gontner, D. Hogan, S. Mitchell, D. Hebner, D. Jacklett, C. Ewing, R. Wotherspoon. Mi GL2I Sr. High Booster Club ROW ONE: D. Hebner, P. Howgard, N. Eccles, E. State, B. Lulkart, S. Battles, C. Moon, R. Shreve, V. Koehler, B. Nageotte, W. Hogan, J. Sheakley, A. Bugbee. ROW TWO: Miss Gilson, D. Daniels, S. WUlison, M. Hokanson, C. Robinson, B. Rltenour, A. Miller, B. Mattem, M. Bensinger, R. Langley, W. Kvashay. ROW THREE: C. Shumaker, J. Klingensmlth, J. Wagner, J. Lang, P. Davis, J. Shumaker, H, Schmitt, J. Miller, P. Lenhart, B. Canon, L. Brown, R. Qt. ROW FOUR: D. Hogan, D. Stewart, R. Dlllaman, H. Dang el, T. Bradshaw, J. Brown, K. Zlrkle, J. Davies, D. Lorz, F. Shreve. 59 Janet, Buddy, Sandy J. Williams J. Postgate V. Daniels and R. Dillaman R. Deeter and M. Coleman Brown S. McCar! L. Hayes Ninth Grade Girl J. Postgate Linda S. Nageottc Rita and Dick Thomas Dane Shallenburger Clara Cambell Lynetta Rundell Ronnie Lippert Donna Copeland Sandy Hinkson Mary Martha Hetrick Judy Zimmer Sandy Hallam • • Ready for Action Looks Good Flowers Galore! Pretty Picture Beautiful! Gather Around, Girls! Some Cheerleaders! ! O O When Do We Eat? Rough Twosorro! Lazy Cheerleaders! Identify These Legs Of Our Cheerleaders o Taking It Easy Ready To Cheer Having Fun? Some Snow Man! Sleeping ? Darkyl Future Star Ready For Hollywood Outdoor Practice Out Like A Light I Please Wave Back Suzic's Story Sweet Pea Ifast HHU ani . O Jr, Senior Class (if Saegertown Area High School in the County of Crawford and State of Pennsylvania brini of sound mind mid memory, do make, publish and drdf rr this OUT last ykliU an irstrarntt in manner follouini that is to say: Sandy Emig wills January 3, 1959, to Loraine Riechel and also her chair in Home Economics. She is liable to need it. Chuck Peterson wills his left tackle position to anyone who can get it. Daniel Peters wills his desk to the underclassman who gets it. Robert McDonough gives Mr. Gibbons' English class to anyone that is unlucky enough to get it. Virginia Daniels wills her ability to make mistakes in typing to Gene Bell. Esther Moore wills to any Junior the ability to chew gum in Mr. Lenhart's class and not get caught. Park Lenhart wills his gold tooth back to Sandy Willison. Winnie Hogan wills her list of ten most handsome boy friends to her little sister, Babe. Janet Steiner wills her gum chewing to Sandra Hinkson if she can get away with it. Also her seat in Senior Science class to her brother Dick. Janet Mangus wills her curly hair to Clyde Mattern and she hopes he takes better care of it than she did. Sue Beatty wills her ability to be quiet to her sister, Jean, in study halls and classes. Judy Wrye wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Hillis to anyone who wants it. Darlene Acker will the Littles Corner's Fire Hall to Danny Smith. Joyce Sheakley wills all of her books to the Meadville Fire Department. Dick Steele wills his hair to Mr. Maurana. Robert Acker wills his place in Marching Band to Joe Keefer. Dan Kightlinger wills his Hot Ford to Mr. Maurana, and Larry Brown wills his red Ford to Dan Curry. John V hitehead wills his ability to get along with Mr. Gibbons to anyone who wants to try. Larry McKain wills all his cotton-picken troubles with homework to Pat Rowland. Dave Lorz wills his burr-head to Dan Curry. Bob Phares wills his extra credit to Frank Haun. Herky Schmitt wills his hair to Mr. Smith. Jim Davies leaves his locker romances to Tom DeGrange, with Angela of course. Gordon Wood is taking his will with him. Jack Vivian wills his seat in Science class to John Miller so he can listen to Mr. Bennett's stories. Jerry Davis wills his seat in Mr. Gibbons' English class to anyone who can stand it. Tom Rowland wills his pickup truck to Tom DeGrange when his blows up. Thomas Satterlee wills to Ricky Orr his place in the Magazine Drive. Ron Borkovec turns over his office as President of Mr. Gibbons' Brownie Club to Jim Davis for the next five years. Roger Dillaman wills his good behavior in school to Tom Eckert and Howard Dangel. Ken Zirkle wills his ability to skip school and go deer hunting to Bill Canon. Fred Foreman wills his ability to get along with Mr. Gibbons to Jack and Jim Davis. Joyce Shaffer wills her trying ability to make speeches in Miss Racop's class to Janet Betts. Bonnie Hutchinson wills her long hair to Janet Kightlinger. Larry Bowersox wills his basketball shoes to Sam Curry. Meryl Thomas wills his hot rod Ford pickup to Gibby. Emily State wills her French lessons to the French. Joan Free wills her seat in Mr. Fleming's Senior homeroom to her brother, Joe. Dan Toboz wills to Sam Curry the fun he had in his Senior years. Sandra McCarl wills her ability to wreck cars to anyone who wants it. Carole Shumaker wills her curls and freckles to Mr. Lenhart. Judy Klingensmith wills her ponytail to Mr. Lenhart. Donna Jacklett wills boring P.O.D. Classes to anyone who can stand them. Bill Phillips leaves school to anyone who wants it. Pat Howgard wills her crazy laugh to anyone feeling gloomy. Shirley Mitchell wills her bowling night to June Snyder and Loraine Riechel. Virginia Lybarger wills her ability to get caught chewing gum in Mr. Lenhart's classes to June Zimmer and Marlene Dangel. Patsy Davis wills her ability to skip classes to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. Ford Shreve wills his ability to get along with Slick Will to Susie. Terry Bradshaw wills his ability to get kicked out of study hall to his young brother, Ralph. 71 Class History We had three sections in seventh grade; We thought that we were tops 1 We laughed and giggled all the time; And then our grades went flop. But in the eighth, we worked real hard; To do the best, we would; And Mr. Aberg was the man; Who taught us what he could. Into the ninth grade we all went; At last a dream come true! For we were now in high school; Big stuff were we to do. We grew-up in the tenth grade; At least, we thought we did; And some of us began to date; To Dads we're still the Kid. Our Junior year was almost best; Three plays were on thqt year; And all the boys were in the cast; Submerged and all its fears. Selling Christmas cards to make money for the prom; Paying less attention to directions from our Mom; It was the main attraction to be escorted by a man— But you couldn't let your pappy see your feller hold.your hand; High and mighty Seniors who would depart in 58 ; Intelligent, sophisticated, clever graduates. Who say we worked hard for twelve years or more— Who slaved and struggled in days of yore; To copy from the paper nearest in sight; To tell Mr. Gibbons if isn't or ain't was right! Commencement days were drawing near. We sophisticated Seniors had nothing to fear. We tried to play hooky and use a lot of bluff. Then times began to really get rough. Teachers worked us hardest in the few remaining days, They tried so hard to rid us of the moron haze. At last they had to give up hope. We were a problem, with which they couldn't cope. But as we think back over our school life, There wasn't too much trouble and strife. If we had our school life to live over again. Our grades and behavior we would amend. We would be perfect—that's what we say, But would it last throughout the day? ? ? c 72 Winnie Lee Hogan Bill P.: I once had a beard like yours and when I saw how terrible it looked, I got it cut off. Gordon W.: I used to have a face like yours, but when I saw how terrible I looked, I grew a beard. Mr. Fleming: This assignment takes a responsible person. Ford S.: That's for me. Wherever I am and things go wrong they tell me I'm responsible. Mr. Bennett: Dick, can you tell me how iron was discovered? Dick S.: I heard my father say they smelt it. Roger D.: How do you like that dirty look she gave you? JudyW.: Who gave me? Roger D.: Mother nature. Judy K. (Playfully): Let me chew your gum. Ken Z. (More playfully): Which one, upper or lower? Mr. Bloom: What did Custer say at his last stand? John M.: Where the heck did all the Indians come from? Tom R.: Teacher, would you punish a boy for something he didn't do? Miss Racop: Why no, Tom. Tom R.: Well, I didn't do my homework. Mr. Bloom: Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? Dan K.: At the bottom. Darlene A.: What's the difference between a piece of toast and an elephant? Larry Bowersox: No difference because neither can ride a bicycle. One night at the movies I overheard this exchange between Tom S. and Sandra H. Can you see all right? Tom asked. Yes. Are you in a draft? No. Does that man in back of you have his feet on your chair? No. Mind trading places ? Joyce B.: Ed's so romantic. He always calls me Fair Lady. Diane F.: That's just force of habit. Ed's a bus driver. Jim D.: If you will marry me. I'll promise to make you the happiest woman in forty-eight states. Winnie H.: No thanks. None of that trailer life for me. Golf Teacher: Tee the ball. Pat H. (Beginner): Sure I see it, but why the baby talk? Delivery Boy: Here's the fish your mother ordered. It's C. O. D. Shirley M.: You don't have to spell it out for me—and anyway she ordered salmon. Esther M.: Bald-headed men always seem so cheerful. Joan F.: Why not, nothing ever gets in their hair. Mr. Lenohart: I think it's about time for us to have a man-to-man talk about the facts of life. Park: O.K., Dad, what do you want to know? Mr. Gibbons: Which month has twenty-eight days in it? Ron B. (Thinking a minute): They all have. Merle: What did you give your mule when he got sick? Fred F.: Turpentine. A few days later. Merle: I gave my mule turpentine like you said, Fred, but he died. Fred: Killed mine too. Janet S.: What's the difference between dancing and marching? Dan P.: I don't know. Janet S.: I didn't think you did, let's sit down. Mr. Acker: How did this fight start, you two? Bob: Well, Pop, it all started when Bill hit me back first. George wires home to his brother at home: Have failed five subjects. Prepare Father. Herk wires back: Father prepared. Prepare yourself. Mr. Watress; Aren't you gonna answer my questions. Jerry D.: I shook my head. Mr. Watress: Did you expect me to hear it rattle clear up here? Larry Brown: That dress brings out your eyes. Rosie L.: Yours too. Larry M.: Pardon me but you look like Helen Green. Virginia D.: So what, I look worse in pink. Sue B.: How can the letter B help a narrow road? Ruth B.: I know—make it broad. Mr. Bennett: What do porcupines have that no other animals have? Terry B.: Little porcupines. Bob Me.: Carl P.: Bob Me.: Are you tan from the sun? Yes. Well, I'm Bob from the earth. Donna J.: Bonnie H.: What does R.S.V.P. mean on this invitation? Rush in, shake hands, vanish promptly. Virginia L. Sandy Me. : The trouble with you is, you're always wishing for something you haven't got. : What else can I wish for? John W.: Fred W.: How can I ever repay you for your help in getting my car out of the ditch. By cash, check, or money order. Dave L.: Larry B.: Dave L.: I'm finished with that girl. She asked me if I could dance. What's so insulting about that? We were dancing when she asked me. Emily S.: What two letters of the alphabet can fly? Bob: I don't know. What? Emily S.: Bee and Jay. A motorist (Carol S.) filling in an accident report wrote: I was backing out of a parking space, and by the time I backed out far enough to see what was coming, it already had. Kay R.: Joetta S.: Kay R.: I saw my doctor today about lapse of memory. What did he do? Made me pay in advance. Dan T.: Sandy E.: A sharp nose indicates curiosity. And a flat one indicates too much. Janet M.: Bob P.: Isn't your new jacket rather loud. Yes, but I intend to wear a muffler with it. Mr. Gibbons: Chuck, explain the difference between sufficient and enough. Chuck P.: Well, if Mother helps me to a piece of cake, I get sufficient; but if I help myself I get enough. 74 .. .And AWAY We Go! ! You're A Grand Old Flag! .. .AT CLEVELAND STADIUM AVISCO ® A quality product containing Avisco fibers AVISCO INTEGRITY TAG Avisco is a symbol of quality wherever it appears. It means that a product tagged with the Avisco symbol ha., been manufactured to meet the high standards set by American Viscose Corporation. In wearing apparel, in carpeting, in home furnishing fabrics and in cellophane, the Avisco Integrity Tag and the Avisco Label is the customer's assurance that the product will meet the highest standards of performance. 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