Saegertown High School - Pantherian Yearbook (Sagertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

PANTHERIAN SAEGERTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL SAEGERTOWN, PA. 1962 ADMINISTRATION MR. CARL J. MAURANA MR. JOHN P. BIER Supervising Principal Saegertown Area Schools MRS. GEORGIA WETSELL Secretary Principal Mr. Richard Baker and Yearbook Staff: The administration of the Saegertown Area High School faculty and student body wishes to extend to Mr. Baker and his yearbook staff our sincerest congratulations for the fine edition of the 1961-1962 PANTHERIAN. Carl J. Maurana Principal 2 YEARBOOK STAFF: Advisor Mr. Baker, Editor Barbara Olsen, Co-Editor Stella Leszek, Business Managers Gary Theuret, Richard Johns, Lay-out Editor Peggy Mitchell, Copy Editor Theo Katope, Art Editors Grover Slater, Marilyn Templeton, Secretaries Pat Householder, Cheryl Steiger, Betty Dilla-man. FORWARD As we walk along the paths of life, we shall undoubtedly stop to recall the happy years we have spent at Saegertown Area High School. Our yearbook is dedicated to the recording of these happy years. As editor of the PANTHER-IAN, representing the yearbook staff, it is my privilege to present this edition to the students. 3 Barbara R. Olsen Editor 1961-1962 PANTHERIAN RODNEY BRIGGS LENORA JEAN BEATTY DOROTHY JANE BLACK 6 7 ROBERT LEE CANON DEAN CORP JOAN FLICK 8 CATHERINE GOETZ JAMES GRAHAM GEORGE ARTHUR HETH 10 11 ROBERT EUGENE JONES SANDRA SUE KISER GEORGE THOMAS LANG KATHERINE ELIZABETH LADDS HOWARD ALBERT LUIKART 12 13 LYNDA LOU MOOK BARRY LEE NEWPHER CHARLES G. ROWLAND 14 15 CHARLES GRANT SHELENBERGER JUDY ANN SHORTS CAROL ANN SMITH DONALD HENRY STAINBROOK ELIZABETHE ANNE SNYDER 16 17 ROY BRUCE STEWART WALTER LEROY SZMYD GARY RUSSEL THEURET LYNNE DIANE VAUGHN 18 19 ALAN AMY. AL Projection Club, Band, Basketball Manager, F.T.A., Choir, Drum Major. JAMES BAKER JIM Projection Club, In. Softball, In. Basketball. LENORA BEATTY ”JEANNE Library Club, Pep Club, F.H.A. LARRY BESSON LARRY Marching Band, Concert Band, Science Club, Projection Club, Choir, Jr. Class Treas., Pep Club, Sr. Class V. Pres., In. Basketball, United Nations, Science Fair. RODNEY BRIGGS ROD Baseball, Jr. High Honor Society, Usher. DOROTHY BLACK DOT” Choir, F.H.A., G.A.A. CARRIE BOYDE CARRIE F.H.A., Pep Club, G.A.A., Dramatics Club, Volleyball. CAROL BOWES CAROL Pep Club, Library Club Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff. ROBERT BUGBEE SAMMY Football, Wrestling Captain, Hi-Y, Projection Club Pres., Varsity S” Club, Sec. and Treas., Homecoming Escort, Usher, Dramatics Club, Student Council, In. Sports. ROBERT CANON BOB Student Council V. Pres., Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Adv. Science Club, Varsity S Club, F.T.A., Dramatics Club, Stage Hand, Jr. Honor Society, Jr. High Basketball, Projection Club, Jr. Escort, District Golf, Homecoming Escort, Soph. Class Pres. RODERICK CARTER ROD Band, Hi-Y, Choir, Library Club. DEAN CORP YOGI Varsity S Club, Football, Wrestling, In. Soft-ball, Dramatics Club, In. Basketball, Hi-Y, Baseball Mgr. RICHARD DAVIS DICK Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Pres. Projection Club, Pres. Sr. Class, Marching Band, Concert Band, Rifle Club, Student Council, Pep Band, In. Basketball, Dramatics Club, Choir, Jr. High Basketball, Pres. Library Club. KAREN DURKEE KAREN Marching Band, Concert Band, Jr. District Band, F. T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Adv. Science Club, Choir, Pep Club. BETTY DILLAMAN BETTY Yearbook Staff, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, Library Club, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Volleyball. DIAN FLEMING DIAN” Jr. High and Varsity Cheerleader, F.H.A., G. A.A., Pep Club, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Soph. Class V. Pres., Freshman Class Sec. and Treas., Jr. Class Sec., Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Field Hockey, United Nations, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Devotional Club, Hall Monitor, Prom Committee, Pres. Dramatics Club, Library Club Sic.,Pres., Usherette, D.A.R. Good Citizen Award, National Merit Award. JOAN FLICK JOAN Commercial Club Officer, F.T.A. Officer, Tri-Hi-Y, Concert Band, Marching Band, Majorette, F.N.A., Student Council, Homecoming Queen's Court, F.H.A., Newspaper Staff, Prom Committee, Pep Club. CHERYL FREE CHERYL Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres., Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training, J. V. Cheerleader, Majorette, Homecoming Queen's Court, Newspaper Staff, Commercial Club, Prom Committee, Jr. Escort, Sec. Soph. Class, Sec. Senior Class, Student Council Rep., Choir, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey Team, Science Fair. RICHARD GARNAVISH RICH Usher, Prom Committee. GAYLE GERRITSEN SHRIMP Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. Pres., Historian F.H.A., Choir, Library Club. SHIRLEY GIBSON SHIRLEY Library Club, Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. CATHERINE GOETZ CATHIE Transferred from Glenbard, Illinois, Choir. JACQUELINE GONGAWARE JACKIE Transferred from Meadville, Choir, Newspaper Staff, Commercial Club, Dramatics Club. JAMES GRAHAM JIM Projection Club, Library Club. 20 ALICE GRINNELL ALICE Commercial Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y. Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. Field Hockey, Prom Committee, Concert Band, Marching Band. CAROL HASKINS CAROL Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff. LOUISE HAYES WEASEL F.H.A., Livestock Queen, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Basketball, Choir. THOMAS HENRY TOM Newspaper Staff, Projection Club, Library Club, Dramatics Club, Prom Committee, Hall Monitor. GEORGE HETH GEORGE Basketball Mgr. PATRICIA HOUSEHOLDER PAT F. H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Cheer-leading Sub., Jr. High Honor Society, Yearbook Staff Sec. RICHARD HUSON DICK Hi-Y, Varsity S Club, Basketball, Baseball. LYNN JOBE JOBIE” Varsity S Pres., Hi-Y Pres., Football, Jr. High Basketball, Student Council, In. Sports, Homecoming Escort. RICHARD JOHNS D. J. Yearbook Staff, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Projection Club, Soph. Homeroom Treas., Library Club, Tumbling Squad, Prom Committee, Science Fair, Jr. Homeroom Treas. ROBERT JONES BOB Basketball, Varsity S Club, In. Sports. THEODORE KATOPE THEO Jr. High Cheerleader, Pep Club, In. Sports, Jr. Honor Society, Transferred to Athens, Greece, 10th. grade, Transferred to Salonika, Greece, 11th. grade, Transferred to Saegertown 12th. grade, Drama Club, Yearbook Copy Editor, G. A.A., Hall Monitor. SANDRA KISER SANDY Field Hockey, Tumbling, Basketball, Volleyball, F.H.A., Dramatics Club, G.A.A. JOHN KLINGENSMITH JOHN Football, In. Softball, In. Baseball, Tumbling, Baseball, Varsity S Club. KATHERINE LADDS KATHY THOMAS LANG TOM Jr. High Basketball, Concert Band, Marching Band, Pep Band, Library Club, Pep Club, Science Club, United Nations Delegation Chairman, Devotions Club, Choir, Student Council Parliamentarian, Pres., In. Basketball and Softball, Projection Club, Jr. Class V. Pres., Inter Club Council, Prom Committee, Jr. and Sr. High Honor Society. CHARLENE LAWRENCE CHAR Basketball, Volleyball, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff. HOWARD LUIKART HOWARD Rifle Club, Softball, Band ELLEN MANNING ELLEN Marching Band, Concert Band, Choir, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Adv. Science Club, Jr. District Band, Sr. District Band, Pep Club. JOHN McMAHON BIG BAD JOHN Library Club, Baseball, Football, Varsity S Club, In. Basketball, In. Softball. DOROTHY McMUNN DOT F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Choir. PEGGY MITCHELL PEG Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Yearbook Staff Lay-out Editor, Choir, Homecoming Queen's Court, Jr. High, J. V., and Varsity Cheerleader. Jr. Usherette, Prom Committee, Geisha Girl for Prom, Pep Club, Science Fair Award, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y Treas., Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training, Basketball, Volleyball, Variety Show, Commercial Club. UNDA MOOK MOOKIE” Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. JOSEPH MULLIGAN JOE Basketball, Baseball, In. Softball, In. Basketball, Rifle Club. BARRY NEWPHER BARRY Rifle Club. Hi-Y. BARBARA OLSEN BARB Library Club, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, United Nations Delegate, Adv. Science Club, Science Fair, Assistant Yearbook Photographer, Yearbook co-editor, editor, Soph. Class Treas., N.E.D.T. award. Basketball, Volleyball, Soft-ball, Field Hockey, Usherette, Inter-Club Coun cil. 21 HELEN POWELL MICKEY Library Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Choir, Drama Club, Newspaper Staff, Variety Show, Prom Committee, Basketball, Volleyball. SANDRA RIDGEWAY SANDY Student Council Rep., Basketball, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Jr. Honor Society, J. V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club, Homeroom Sec., F. T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Usherette, Hall Monitor, Senior Class Treas., Student Council Sec., Commercial Club, Pres., Student Council Convention, Homecoming Queen, Inter Club Council. LINDA ROBISON ROBBIE Library Club, Choir, Pep Club, Concert Band, Marching Band, Majorette, Prom Committee, Drama Club, Newspaper Staff, F.N.A., Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training, Basketball, Volleyball, Variety Show, Commercial Club. CHARLES ROWLAND ROLO V. Pres. Pep Club, Hi-Y, Varsity S Club, Baseball, Jr. High, J. V. and Varsity Basketball, Football, Prom Committee, Science Fair, In. Softball, Jr. Honor Society, Usher, Monitor, Library Club. DIANE SCHLOSSER SHORTY Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Drama Club, Newspaper Staff, Choir, Library Club, Pep Club, G. A.A., Geisha girl for Prom. DUANE SCHLOSSER SLEEP V. Pres. Varsity S Club, V. Pres. Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Homecoming Escort, Jr. Escort, In. Sports, Jr. High and J. V. Basketball. EUGENE SCHLOSSER HOMER Hi-Y, J. V. Basketball, In. Sports, Rifle Club. NILA SCHRUERS Nl Library Club. Pep Club. F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Variety Show, In. Basketball, Prom Committee, Commercial Club, Marching Band, Majorette, Student Council Treas., Newspaper Staff, Jr. Escort, Choir, Dramatics Club. CHARLES SHELENBERGER CHUCK” Pep Club Rep. DORIS SHOOP COOKIE Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, F.T.A. Sec., Mar-tching Band, Concert Band. JUDITH SHORTS SHORTY Choir, Pep Club. LYNNE SHUMAKER SHOE F. H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, G. A.A., Choir, Geisha girl, In. Sports. GROVER SLATER GROVER Marching Band, Concert Band, Jr. Honor Society, Drama Club, Jr. and Sr. District Band, Adv. Science Club, F.T.A., Prom Committee, Yearbook Art Editor. CAROLE SMITH CAROLE Varsity Cheerleader, Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff, Choir, Pep Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Homeroom V. Pres., Prom Committee, Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training, Field Hockey, Usherette, Inter Club Council. PATRICIA SMITH SMITTY Pep Club, Library Club, F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y Sec., Queen's Court, Majorette, Marching Band, Sec., Newspaper Staff, Commercial Club, Prom Committee, Usherette, Hockey Team, Basketball, Volleyball, Science Fair, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y Officers Training. ELIZABETH SNYDER LIZ F.N.A., F.H.A., Choir, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y. DONALD STA1NBROOK TINY Projection Club, In. Softball. NANCY STAINBROOK NAN Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Pep Club. Choir, Dramatics Club. CHERYL STEIGER CHERYL Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Yearbook Staff Sec., Dramatics Club, In. Basketball. CAROLYN STEINER CAROLYN Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Student Council, Library Club, G.A.A., Science Fair, Prom Committee, In. Basketball. BRUCE STEWART ANDY Transferred from Randolph, Rifle Club, Camera Club, Library Club, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. JAMES STOYER PEANUTS Transferred from Cochranton. 22 WALTER SZMYD SKIDZIE Projection Club, Jr. High Basketball Mgr., Wrestling Mgr., Softball and Basketball Intramurals, Varsity ”S Club, Hi-Y, Marching Band, Concert Band, Library Club, Hall Monitor, Science Fair. MARILYN TEMPLETON MARI-LYN F.T.A. V. Pres., Pres., Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, Drama Club, Library Club, Adv. Science Club, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Pep Club, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Prom Committee, Jr. Class Business Manager, Yearbook Staff Assistant Art Editor, Hall Monitor, Science Fair. DEWEY TERRILL LUKE Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Band, In. Softball. GARY THEURET GARY Projection Club. Jr. Honor Society, Marching Band, Concert Band, In. Softball, In. Basketball, Adv. Science Club, Pep Band, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff Business Manager, Hall Monitor, Stage Crew. DAVID VAN WINKLE DAVE Marching Band, Concert Band, Choir, Model U. N. Delegate, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Adv. Science Club, Pep Club, Library Club V. Pres., Projection Club, Science Fair, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff Photographer, Prom Committee. LYNN VAUGHN LYNNE Transferred from Latrobe, Penna., Commercial Club, Newspaper Staff. BEVERLY VIVIAN PIZZA Library Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., Marching Band, Majorette, Commercial Club Treas., Student Council Rep., Newspaper Staff Treas., Tri-Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Geisha girl for Prom, Dramatics Club, In. Basketball, Choir. GEORGE WALKER BUD Jr. Hi, Camera Club, Hall Monitor, In. Basketball and Softball, Science Fair. ROBERT WRIGHT BOB Football, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity S Club. KAREN WRYE KAREN Library Club, F.H.A., F.N.A., Prom Committee, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Newspaper Staff, Choir, In. Sports. LINDA WRYE LIN Library Club, Choir, F.N.A., Student Council Rep., Newspaper Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Prom Committee, Basketball,Volleyball, Variety Show, Pep Club. 23 ACTIVITIES OFFICERS -- (L. to R.) Sr. Advisor, Mr. Darcangelo; Jr. Advisor, Mr. May; Pres., Tom Lang; Treas., Nila Schreurs; Parliamentarian, Chuck Gilmore; Sec., Sandy Ridgeway; V. Pres., Bob Canon. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student governing body of the school. All matters of general and specific interest pertaining to school activities and functions must be passed by this organization. Among the various projects undertaken by the Student Council were those of composing a plan for the qualifications, distribution, and general utilization of academic letters, of sponsoring dances and other activities in order to raise necessary funds, and of presenting the complaints and suggestions of students to the Council for discussion. The uniformity and co-operation of the Student Council has made it one of the most valuable institutions at Saegertown High School. FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) S. Melville, adv., Mr. May, R. Canon, S. Ridgeway, T. Lang (not pictured), N. Schruers, C. Gilmore, adv., Mr. Darcangelo, A. Damico. ROW TWO: M. Rabell, R. Hough, K. Adams, J. Heald, M. Bugbee, D. Davis, M. Flick. ROW THREE: J. Bugbee, D. Uplinger, S. Brown, K. Gerritsen, P. Lang, R. Loose, M. Kubachko, N. Peterson, E. Simon. 26 FRONT ROW: R. Curry, D. Fleming, R. Davis, Mr. William Fleming, L. Besson, C. Smith, C. Gilmore. BACK ROW: S. Leszek, J. McMichael, D. Shoop, C. Free, M. Templeton. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HONOR SOCIETIES The Torch of Learning if the symbol of the Honor Societies, and this is very appropriate for scholarship is one of the most important qualities. The objective of this organization is to honor those people who have excelled in leadership, scholarship, character, and service to the school. By failing in any one of these things a member can be dropped from the organization, but the support of the participants is seldom questioned. The advisors of the French Creek Valley Society, the local chapter of the National Society are Mr. Laban Smith and Mr. William Fleming. JR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: J. Marburger, M. Kubachko, D. Haemer, W. Ewing, D. Miller, J. Smith, Mr. Laban Smith, C. Huff, L. Merritt, A. Cornelius, B. Garfield, R. Getchell, M. Daniels. ROW 2: J. Boyd, M. McMunn, J. Miller, J. Darocot, L. Steele, M. McKinney, M. Shoop, E. Simon, A. Atwell, B. Miller. ROW 3: S. Boyd, L. Rabell, D. Twiford, A. Edwards, C. Hornstein, T. Harrington, G. Schmalzreid, M. Flick, K. Doyle. ■ ■ nr 27 ROW I: M. Grinnell, Sec-Treas. J. Mulligan, Pres. L. Jobe, Adv. Mr. Shorts, V. Pres. D. Schlosser, Chaplin. R. Huson, R. Mulligan. ROW II: E. Kantz, R. Getty, D. Morris, C. Micheals, G. Kantz, D. Thomas, L. Forsythe, E. Morceca. Hl-Y The object of the Hi-Y is, to quote the club's constitution, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Being a service organization, it does much to stimulate the interest of the completely male membership in social problems, both local and national. The activities and functions of the club are under the direction of Mr. Shorts. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is the girls chapter of the Hi-Y. In many ways these clubs are very similiar in that they support the same code and strive to reach the same goal. One of its projects is donating a basket of food to a needy family each year at Christmas. The Tri-Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mrs. Strickler, has done much to further the progress of the school and community. ROW I: S. Hinkson, J. Flick, D. Curran, V. Pres. C. Free, Pres. C. Smith, Adv. Mrs. Strickler, Sec. P. Smith, Treas. L. Robison, Chaplin, M. Templeton, B. Vivian, C. Steiner. ROW II: C. Maurana, B. Brown, K. Wrye, C. Haskins, B. Dillaman, P. Mitchell, S. Ridgeway, N. Schruers, L. Wrye, D. Schlosser, C. Steiger, H. Powell. ROW III: J. Williams, M. Wedzek, M. Daniels, M. Flick, S. Brown, J. Kantz, K. Beatty, J. McMichael, M. Rabel, M. Custard. 28 ROW I: D. Van Winkle, B. Chandler, P. Congaware, M. Morasca, Treas. P. Sutliff, Sec. R. Marstellar, V. Pres. J. Heald, Pres. D. Fleming, T. Katope, R. Davis. D. Johns, Adv. Mrs. Bedford. ROW II: S. Hinkson, N. Chismar, N. Law, K. Beatty, D. Curran, H. Powell, N. Schuers, L. Robison, J. Gongaware, B. Dillaman, L. Hayes, S. Kiser, R. Canon. ROW III: T. Henry, J. Bettes, B. Householder, J. Cutshall, L. Larson, K. Adams, L. Shumaker, B. Vivian, D. Schlosser, C. Steiger, C. Boyd. ROW IV: G. McFadden, D. Courp, T. Wood, G. Kantz, L. Snyder, J. Mulligan, B. Olsen, R. Bugbee, M. Templeton, E. Kantz, R. Mulligan, R. Getty. DRAMA CLUB The 1961-62 Drama Club is the first attempt for several years at a definite organization concerned with the high school theatre. The main objective of this club is to make student direction, make-up, acting familiar to the students. By the production of plays these aspects of drama are made available to the members and student body. Mrs. Bedford is advisor and her talents and leadership were greatly needed. UNITED NATIONS DELEGATION The purpose of the model United Nations is to give the participating student an opportunity to observe the procedures and to understand the many accompanying problems. By attending the meetings, and aspects of public speaking, parliamentary procedure, and diplomatic strategy combined with the association with other students, were all rewarding to the 1961-62 delegates. Mr. Darcangelo has been in charge of the Saegertown group for the last three years. Like the preceding yearly meetings, a trip to Erie will be the main event. ROW I R. Davis B. Olsen Adv. Mr. Darcangelo D. Fleming L. Besson ROW II J. McMichael M. Rabell M. Flick C. Gilmore D. VanWinkle R. Williams 29 ROW I: D. Shoop, Hist. S. Hinkson, Pres. M. Templeton, Adv. Mr. Hall, Sec. J. Flick, Treas. L. Larson, V. Pres. K. Durkee. ROW II: B. George, D. Daniels, G. Slater, M. Flick, K. Doyle, M. McMunn, A. Grinnell. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F.T.A. is a device of the teaching profession. The Saegertown chapter has four basic purposes: to interest good students in becoming teachers; to explore the teaching field; to cultivate qualities of leadership, character and scholarship; and to render service to the school and community. The agenda for this year has consisted of several money raising projects, movies, a field trip to Slippery Rock State College, several social events for the club, and a trip to Harrisburg for two of the members. COMMERCIAL CLUB As one of the members stated, the main object of the Commercial Club is to raise sufficient funds in order to finance a field trip at the end of the year. By selling candy and programs at athletic and social functions, the girls try to raise the necessary money for their trip, while at the same time, benefiting the school in general by providing these services. The school newspaper The Panther Flash is also under the jurisdiction of the Commercial Club. The newspaper is edited, printed and distributed monthly. ROW I: S. Hinkson, C. Lawrence, R. Shea, J. Flick, S. Ridgeway, P. Sutliff, B. Smolinski, B. Vivian, C. Bowes, S. Gibson, N. Schruers. ROW II: C. Haskins, B. Dillaman, J. Gongaware, L. Vaughn, N. Law, Adv Mr. Keba, B. Householder, D. Jones, P. Smith, C. Steiner, D. Schlosser. ROW III: K. Wrye, A. Grinnell, K. Beatty, P. Mitchell, C. Free, C. Smith, D. Curran, L. Robinson, L. Wrye, H. Powell, C. Steiger. ROW 1: C. Dengler, R. Waid, D. Cornelius, J. Williams, D. Snyder, C. Bowes, B. Hopper, R. Henry, G. Meehan, D. Trace, J. Derricott. ROW 2: K. Bums, K. Atkins, D. Bortner, B. Brown, S. Burke, C. Dengler, Mrs. Adams, S. Brucker, M. Strouse, S. Mattern, N. Hoegerl, C. Hunter. S. Jackson. ROW 3: C. Haemer, M. Mattocks, P. Bussard, M. Morasca, C. Proper, J. Tompkins, M. Owens, C. Custard. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, under the direction of the school librarian, Mrs. Margaret Adams, provides a great service to the school. The organization has done much to create a greater interest in the library itself, and in the personal reading for the students. The members, other than working in the library, offering their services when time permits, sell books and pens and bind term papers. The money obtained is used for the purchase of more books, magazines, and other reading material which are of an educational interest. The officers, along with the other members who contribute time and effort, are continually improving the library facilities of the school. F. H. A. The main purposes and goals of the Future Homemakers of America Club are: to promote a growing appreciation of satisfaction of homemaking, to encourage democracy in home and community life, and to provide wholesome individual and group recreation. Funds for the club's activities are raised by selling food and refreshments at football and basketball games. These and other services constitute their numerous activities. Mrs. Lois Allen, advisor of the F.H.A., has done much to promote interest in homemaking and to help in acquiring money for the club. The F.H.A. keeps active at state level by sending demonstrators to the State Farm Show in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Also our state officer, Kathy Adams, and other girls will attend a State F.H.A. Convention at Penn State in the spring. ROW 1: J. Cutshall, D. Black, P. Householder, L. Hayes, Mrs. Lois Allen, G. Gerritsen, S. Leszek, K. Adams, B. Householder. ROW 2: L. Beatty, E. Snyder, L. Shumaker, C. Boyd, D. McMunn, S. Kiser. ROW 3: R. Shay, M. Custard, N. Hoegerl, P. Hamilton, D. Cornelius, B. Brown, J. Peelman, L. Beatty. VARSITY S CLUB: This organization is composed of boys who have earned a varsity letter in one or more sports. It exists mainly for the purchase of awards and jackets for the present members, but it has other objectives which are of more benefit to the future club, such as, buying a movie camara and projector, and trying to begin a film library of Saegertown sports. In order to raise sufficient funds, the club sponsers the annual school fair and donkey basketball game. Advisors of the Varsity S are numerous because they consist of the coaches of every sport, being Mr. Darcangelo, Mr. Baker, Mr. Bedford, Mr. Sheakley, Mr. Keba, Mr. Hillis, and Mr. Pieffly. PROJECTION CLUB: The Projection Club is one of complete service and necessity to the school and school functions. The main reason for its existence is to teach students how to operate the audio-visual equipment which is frequently utilized in classes, clubs and social activities. Mr. May is the advisor and members seem to be acutely interested. Mac Bugbee is president, Ron Phelan V. P., and Dick Mulligan Secy-Treas. Below, ROW 1: D. Van Winkle, R. Canon, J. Mulligan, Mr. Walter May, M. Bugbee, R. Phelan, T. Henry. ROW 2: G. McFadden, G. Kantz, E. Kantz, R. Getty, R. Mulligan, E. Marceca, T. Curry. ROW 3: R. Gerhart, L. Merritt, D. Robertson, J. Graham, M. Randolph, R. Gilbert. 32 SAEGERTOWN JR. SR. H. S. CHOIR: The choir, under the direction of Mr. Robert Pohl, was one of the largest groups in the school. Their performances at Christmas and Spring Concert and at school assemblies were ones deserving commendable praise. ADVANCED SCIENCE: The reason for the organization ot an advanced science club was to try to expose the students to different fields of science such as biology and physics. By doing this, the members gain a definite perspective of their own interest in these fields and their seriousness with planning a career. In other words, the Advanced Science Club is an introduction to that vast area which lies beyond high school. The club sponsored several activities for their own intellectual benefit, the most important being a science speaker from another school and numerous projects and experiments pertaining to the discussions at hand. All of the functions were under the leadership of Mr. Hillis and Mr. Schultz, the Advanced Science Club advisors. ROW I: B. Brown, Adv. Mr. Hillis, G. Slater, R. Canon, R. Williams, E. Marceca, G. McFadden, D. Van Winkle, Adv. Mr. Schultz, K. Durkee, ROW II: T. Mulligan, D. Robertson, G. Meehan, J. Derricott, T. Harrington, D. Carter, D. Cornelius. C. Linder. D. Harrington, R. Curry, J. Walker, R. Nageotte. 33 SAEGERTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Under the new direction of Mr. Pohl, the Saeger-town Area Marching and Concert Band is one of the most important of the school's activities. The marching band has participated in numerous parades and has won several first prizes. Entertainment at the half-time of a football game at Akron University was one of the highlights of the fall season, and, of course, their many performances at the Saegertown football games afforded much practice and enjoyment for all the band members. The concert band presented its annual Christmas Concert and Spring Concert to a considerable crowd of students and townspeople. Many favorable comments were the result of these excellent performances. Spring Training” is next on the music agenda, and everyone will be drilling furiously for the proceeding parades and performances. Saegertown indeed has a band of which to be proud. 34 Band Director: Mr. R. Pohl E-FLAT HORNS PICCOLO K. Myers, D. Twiford, M. Rabell, B. Hopper. This year, those band members who were chosen to attend District Band in Erie, Pennsylvania, were: Alan Amy, Kathy Terry, Ellen Manning, Milta Rabell, and Judy Smith. Ellen Manning, Kathy Terry, and Judy Smith achieved the added honor of being selected to attend State Band in Meadville. DISTRICT BAND A. Amy, K. Terry, E. Manning, M. Rabell, J. Smith. DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTES A. Amy J. Flick B. Vivian P. Smith L. Robison K. Doyle N. Schruers C. Free P. Sutliff 35 11 PERCUSSION ROW 1: J. Yocina G. Mook D. Shreve ROW 2: A. Grinnell D. Thomas D. Harrington B. Ewing D. Fargo SOUSAPHONE ROW 1: P. Reichel, D. Telliho. ROW 2: T. Harrington, C. Norton. ROW 3: R. Wolfe, D. Shumaker, B. Claney, W. Szmyd. SAXOPHONE ROW 1: R. Bowes, D. Zirkle, K. Durkee. ROW 2: C. Amy, J. Smith, K. Waddle, M. Shoop. ROW 3: D. Curran, L. Rabell, G. Slater, J. Mc-Michael, B. George. 36 TROMBONE ROW 1: S. Floyd D. Linder L. Besson L. Dronko ROW 2: M. Carter J. Shultz G. Nickerson C. Hornstein TRUMPET ROW 1: K. Schaffer, G. McFadden, T. Rogers. ROW 2: C. Giles, R. Hansen, J. Crannell, C. Hough. ROW 3: R. Gerhart, R. Phelan, L. Marak, C. Linder. ROW 4: R. Gilbert, C. Cole, L. Merritt, D. Lesher. ROW 5: T. Lang, D. Van Winkle, H. Liukart, G. Theuret. CLARINET ROW 1: A. Getty, L. Brown, J. Smith, C. Kralj. ROW 2: J. Bahu-rinsky, C. Terry, I. Simon, M. Mc-Crory, L. Froelicker. ROW 3: D. Shoop, S. Percy, S. Boyd, K. Phelan. ROW 4: M. Flick, K. Szmyd, M. Strauss, C. Maurana. 37 Cheryl Free, Mac Bugbee (escort); Joan Flick. Bob Canon (escort); Sandra Ridgeway, Tom Lang (escort); Patty Smith, Duane Schlosser (escort); Peggy Mitchell, Lynn Jobe (escort) Y V HOMECOMING Amidst warm Indian summer weather, alumni and students participated in the homecoming festivities. First on the program was a parade of the band and club-sponsored floats displaying the theme 'Holidays', the blue ribbon entry being the Yearbook staff's. Our lovely queen, Sandra Ridgeway, who was presented at a school assembly the previous day, reigned with her court over the parade, game, and dance. She was crowned at halftime by the football team's co-captains. Along with a bonfire, the combination of these highlights made the 1961 homecoming a memorable one. 38 Livestock Queen Chosen by the Future Homemakers of America, the 1961 Livestock Queen of the Saegertown area was Louise Hayes. She participated in the district contest in Erie and occupied second place. The school congratulates her for her representation. Horseshoe Queen Honey Bee Queen Becky Miller (right). Horseshoe Queen, and Vici Gray (above). Honey Bee Queen, complete the royal court for 1961-'62. These attractive girls represented Saegertown in a commendable way. 39 ATHLETICS i' BASEBALL fd The 1961 Panthers added another trophy to their ever increasing collection. Even though the championship was shared with Linesville, Saeger-town has been the team to beat for five consecutive years. Coached by Mr. Robert Hillis, the well-rounded squad, both offensively and defensively, displayed good sportsmanship and a determination to win. The team consisted of Ron Sheakley and Leonard Randolph as catchers, Marvin Zirkle, Chris Michaels, Duane Schlosser, Clarence Thomas, and Joel Melville as infielders, and Bob Canon, Chuck Gilmore, Joe Keefer, Ken Gerretson, Jim MeMillan, Dick Mulligan, and Rodney Briggs covering the outfield territory. The pitching staff was composed of Bob Wright, Ken Gerretsen, Chuck Gilmore, Jim Garfield, and Joel Melville, who deserves special recognition for his versatility and adeptness in this field. One of the highlights of the year was a no-hitter pitched by Joel against Cambridge. Looking ahead to the 1962 season, five lettermen will be returning. The nucleus of the pitching staff will be Bob Wright, Chuck Gilmore, and Ken Gerretsen. Everyone concerned hopes the future contests will be as successful as the past ones. FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW 1: G. Thompson, D. Geiger, L. Rice, L. Stouss, B. Rice, C. Gongaware, R. Robertson, J. Holcomb, R. Weed, D. Hamer. ROW 2: D. Robertson, J. Sheakley, G. Worley, N. Manning, C. Stone, R. Luce, J. Simon, C. Atkins, J. Poole, B. Gardner. ROW 3: R. McCartney, G. Steadier, C. Matthews, B. Irvine, R. Hough, L. Terwillger. 42 VARSITY AND J. V. FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW 1: R. Canon, D. Schlosser, D. Zimmer, C. Gilmore, J. Mulligan, M. Bugbee, J. MeMahon, L. Wright, J. Heald, M. Grinnell. ROW 2: S. Ferry, E. Kantz, L. Jobe, R. Williams, E. Marceca, R. Getty, D. Mulligan, K. Gerretsen, R. Bain, L. Randolph ROW 3: G. Kantz, J. Adams, M. Randolph, M. Heald, C. Michaels, D. Corp, L. Bruce. MANAGERS FRONT: J. Simon, REAR: J. Keeler, M. Ladds, L. Sopher. Left: Rosette of the Varsity Team I. 43 44 Duane Schlosser Bob Canon Mac Bugbee This year, the Panther gridders displayed a truly competitive spirit on the football field. Although losses were incurred, the team challenged each rival with renewed determination, and many players obtained the satisfaction of conducting themselves greatly to their advantage. Outstanding moments of both individual and team effort were evident, but most important was the season-tested Saegertown sportsmanship and school spirit. Because of this determination and improvement, the squad, coaches, and spectators will be looking forward expectantly to the 1962 football season. 45 Bob Canon BASKETBALL Joe Mulligan Chuck Rowland Coach Robert Sheakley Dick Huson Duane Schlosscr Jim Heald 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL: ROW 1: R. Williams, J. Mulligan. C. Gilmore, B. Stuart. C. Rowland, B. Jones. ROW 2: Mgr. R. Hall, R. Huson, D. Schlosser, C. Michael. J. Heald. R. Canon, Mgr. G. Heth. JR. VARSITY: ROW 1: D. Miller, M. Grinnell, K. Gerretsen. S. Ferry, D. Stoyer, J. Jennings. ROW 2: Mgr. R. Hall, R. Irvine, D. Copely, T. Wood, M. Haemer, Mgr. G. Heth. RT: Coach Mr. Joseph Keba. BASKETBALL Even though at press time the league competition had just begun, it was easy to perceive that the battle for the championship would be a thrillingly close one. The Saegertown basketball squad possessed a considerable amount of material and potential, the proper assemblence and utilization of these qualities being the final ingredient for the composition of a victorious team. A few of the individual assets were the smooth, long shots of Chuck Rowland and Bob Canon, the driving lay-ups of Jim Heald and Bob Jones, and the praise-worthy defensive plays of Bob Wright, Duane Schlosser and Dick Huson. At the same time, team work was just as important as one good player. The coaches, 47 Jr. High: ROW 1: A. Edwards, L. Cutshall, D. Miller, H. Parsons, R. Weed, L. Drake. ROW 2: J. Young, S. Melville, R. Hough, R. McCartney, M. Randolph, C. Hornstein, M. Heald, C. Mathews, Mr. Robert Smith. Mr. Sheakley and Mr. Keba, realizing this necessity, strove to take advantage of individual assets as well as the organization of a well-rounded team. With this in mind, a successful season was the teams and mentors' goal and the cheerleaders' and spectators' hope for 1961 1962. 48 TOP ROW: C. Matthews, Mr. William Pieffley, Coach, J. Simon, G. McFadden, G. Fernberg, R. Nichols. FRONT ROW: R. Mulligan, D. Trace, M. Bugbee, D. Zimmer, G. Shumaker, P. Reichel, G. Kantz, J. Mulligan, L. Clark. Although this is only Saegertown's second year of the sport of wrestling, their record is a fairly commendable one. The 1961 62 season shows three wins and seven losses, but in most of the matches, the score has been very close, a few points composing the difference. Mr. Pieffley has been the coach since the sport was introduced to the school and he feels that as time progresses, Saegertown will be proud of its wrestling squad. The comparitively new sport has acquired great popularity among the students and wrestlers. The seniors on the squad are Mac Bugbee and Robert Canon. Most of these boys will earn awards in this field for the 1961 62 season. 49 Sandy Ridgeway 50 The 1961 -'62 cheerleaders deserve to be commended for their excellent display of these qualities and the performance of their duties. The Varsity Cheerleaders were awarded a trophy for the best squad out of four competitors at the Mercer Christmas Tournament. Much of the approval can well be extended to the coach Mrs. Carr, who, through time and effort has helped shape a fine cheerleading squad. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Judy Hans, Kathy Doyle, Rhonda Marstellar, Mary McMunn, Shirley Hinkson, Kathy Adams CHEERLEADERS The purpose of each of the three squads of cheerleaders, Jr. High, Junior Varsity, and Varsity, is to promote enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and school spirit among the student body. Supporting the basketball and football teams is a very important factor in their success. The impression a cheerleader conveys reflects upon the entire school; they are school representatives at home and away. 51 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS C. Davies, C. Smock, D. Perry, P. Simon, M. Shi SECOND SQUAD L. Emig, J. Bugbee, A. Lesber, B. Shorts, D. Edge, G. Bugbee, S. Percy 52 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: ROW 1: B. Marhoffer, D. Perry, N. Arendash, R. Stone, J. Thomas, P. Buzzard, Mrs. Carr, A. Grinnell, P. Sutliff, D. Carter, T. Tenny, A. Lesher, C. Smock, S. Simon. ROW 2: J. Haemer, S. Gibbons, B. Duffy, B. Reisinger, S. Newpher, C. Adams, P. May, C. Reisinger, M. Carter, D. Fargo, S. Fargo, P. Simon, P. Gibbons, J. Crannell, J. Peters. ROW 3: H. Oliphant, S. Percy, C. Amy, T. Johnson, L. VanTassell, D. Black, D. Smock, S. Floyd, C. Perry, J. Hans, C. Adams, T. Katope, S. Stoyer. The G. A. A. supplies the opportunity for girls to participate in active sports other than those presented in gym classes. Basketball, tumbling, and volleyball are only a few of the sports available to junior and senior high school girls. The exciting games and activities are excellent motivation for that teamwork and co-operation necessary in all aspects of life. Beside the regular Monday night meetings, the association challenges other G. A. A. teams from neighboring schools. Mrs. Kenneth Carr contributes much time and effort by arranging games and matches, officiating, and supplying the deserving participants with awards and letters at the end of the year. GYM TEAM: J. Crannell, S. Kiser, C. Adams, S. Floyd, G. Bugbee, P. Lang, E. Simon, J. Hans, K. Adams, C. Hunter, C. Cable. 53 UNDERGRADUATES JUNIORS D. Acker K. Adams K. Beatty J. Bettes J. Bisbee J. Bossard L. Brown B. Brucker P. Bussard L. Carter J. Casky B. Chandler N. Chismar B. Claney L. Clark D. Curran R. Curry M. Custard J. Cutshall J. Deeter L. Dronko J. Field B. George R. Gerhart R. Getty C. Gilmore P. Gongaware D. Harrington R. Haskins J. Heald M. Hetrick S. Hinkson B. Householder D. Jones E. Kantz G. Kantz M. Ladds L. Larson N. Law G. Leonhart S. Leszek E. Marceca R. Marsteller G. McFadden J. McMichael D. Morris J. Mulligan R. Mulligan 56 W. Myers M. Rabell L. Randolph R. Shay B. Smolinski C. Steele G. Steiger P. Sutliff L. VanTassel V. Walton B. Watson R. Williams T. Wood D. Zimmer SOPHOMORES P. Acker J. Adams R. Bain L. Beatty D. Bortner B. Brown L. Brown S. Brown L. Bruce S. Burke A. Cimnoski D. Copely D. Cornelius K. Cowley J. Craig C. Dangler M. Daniels S. Daum J. Derricott R. Dietz K. Doyle B. Duffy E. Duffy D. Fargo S. Ferry M. Flick L. Forsythe K. Garfield K. Gerritsen S. Gibbons 57 V. Gray J. Griffith M. Grinnell M. Haemer P. Hamilton J. Hans T. Harrington N. Hoegerl C. Hunter L. Irwin J. Jennings J. kantz C. Kneubehl D. Lesher C. Linder R. Lybarger R. Maltbie J. Marburger L. Mattern C. Matthews C. Maurana M. McMunn G. Meehan C. Michael G. Mook M. Morasco K. Myers J. Nageotte S. Newpher D. Orr D. Schlosser J. Schultz W. Shumaker J. Simon J. Smith L. Smith G. Snyder L. Steiner R. Stone R. Stoyer D. Sybrandt D. T ellihoe K. Terry D. Thomas J. Thomas D. Trace B. Reisinger J. Rogan T. Rogers J. Peelman C. Peters K. Waddle M. Wedzek R. Weed 58 J. Williams J. Yeager S. Young D. Zirkle FRESHMEN G. Acker C. Adams K. Atkins W. Atkins J. Bahurinsky G. Baker R. Bowes S. Boyd C. Brant K. Burns M. Carter C. Cole J. Crannell N. Crannell S. Crawford L. Crossman T. Curry C. Custard D. Damico D. Daniels C. Davies G. Diley J. Dillaman P. Dorman L. Drake R. Dudenhoeffer D. Edge A. Edwards W. Ewing D. Felmlee G. Ferguson G. Fernberg R. Fields H. Floyd S. Floyd L. Fuller K. Gerdy G. Getchall P. Gibbens R. Gilbert C. Gongaware R. Green 59 C. Haemer S. Haemer M. Heald M. Hetrick C. Hoegrel B. Hopper C. Hornstein C. Huff R. Irvine T. Irwin S. Jackson K. Jennes T. Johnson J. Keeler M. Kerr C. Kralj R. Krieder P. Lang D. Leonhart N. Leonhart L. Marak C. Matthews D. McKinney D. McMillen S. Melville L. Merritt J. Miller F. Morfenski C. Nageotte R. Nichol G. Nickerson P. O'Connor B. Oliphant S. Parker H. Parsons S. Percy C. Perry R. Phelan D. Phillips J. Poole K. Price I. Rabell M. Randolph C. Reed P. Reichel B. Rice L. Rice M. Rice S. Rikard D. Robertson M. Rohleder G. Schmalzried P. Seaman M. Shoop 60 S. Shorts D. Shreve E. Simon J. Smith D. Snyder J. Snyder L. Sopher P. Steiger A. Steward C. Stone M. Strouss D. Schwartz K. Szmyd W. Taylor L. Terrill L. Terwilliger D. Twiford L. Vivian L. Wagner R. Waid B. Weed C. Whistler R. Wolff M. Wood J. Worley D. Yeager S. Yeager J. Yocina J. Young EIGHTH GRADE P. Acker C. Amy C. Anthony T. Anthony A. Atwell G. Bain N. Baker J. Baumgardner C. Bean R. Beatty P. Bennett J. Boyd L. Briggs W. Brown S. Brucker G. Bugbee J. Bugbee L. Burke 61 L. Burke V. Burke L. Burns C. Cabel G. Conrad A. Cornelius E. Courson D. Craig L. Cutshall J. Darricott C. Dengler R. Dietz D. Dorman T. Doubet R. Edwards L. Emig S. Fargo L. Froelicker B. Garfield D. Geiger J. Gerdy R. Getchell A. Getty C. Giles C. Gongaware D. Haemer R. Hall K. Hamilton P. Hank R. Hansen L. Harmon R. Harvey D. Heffern R. Henry S. Hess K. Holsopple R. Hough R. Hutchison G. Jennes G. Jones M. Jones T. Kantz D. Keas D. Keeler L. Kiser R. Kline M. Kubachko D. Linder R. Luce G. Mattern M. Mattocks R. McCartney M. McCrory K. McKim 62 M. McKinney B. Miller D. Miller W. Miller K. Mohra K. Mona S. Morris R. Muckinhaupt D. Myers K. Neff F. Nodler C. Norton B. Oakes M. Owens B. Palmer K. Phelan E. Powell M. Powell C. Proper L. Proper F. Putt C. Resinger L. Reed L. Rice T. Rogers R. Schlosser S. Schultz R. Seaman D. Shafer K. Shaffer S. Shay J. Sheakley P. Shellenberger P. Simon M. Smith K. Spencer C. Steele L. Steele N. Steiger J. Strasner H. Stone T. Strouss L. Stoyer J. Swinkola J. Tompkins G. Thompson M. Waid C. Ware M. Weber C. White D. Winters D. Wood J. Wood R. Woodruff 63 C. Young B. Albaugh M. Arendash E. Atkins R. Bailey S. Baldwin L. Baumgardner S. Bennett B. Blair T. Bowes K. Braumbaugh R. Braymer W. Brenneis P. Brooks D. Carter T. Clawson P. Constantinovich D. Curry C. Curtis R. Deeter J. Dobos B. Duffy C. Durkee A. Eckert D. Edge S. Firer R. Frazier D. Gartner T. Gerhart J. Gifford D. Griffith L. Grippin J. Haemer C. Heth K. Heyman J. Holcomb J. Holsopple N. Irwin T. Jennings J. Kapanick E. Krupski R. Leonhart S. Leonhart J. Luikart A. Lesher D. Lutz J. Marburger B. Marhoefer L. Masters M. May 64 D. McCartney S. McFadden D. McMahon D. McNutt J. McWilliams F. Moorhead J. Matters J. Matters T. Mulligan G. Mushrush R. Nageotte D. Nichol D. Norton M. O’Connor H. Oliphant J. Orr R. Orr D. Owens H. Park L. Parker D. Parks D. Perry J. Peters N. Peterson C. Porter J. Powell J. Powell A. Price D. Robertson E. Rohleder R. Rogers C. Schwartz J. Schmalzried R. Schmalzried H. Scott G. Shay A. Sheakley B. Shorts S. Simon M. Siverling C. Smith C. Smith R. Smith C. Smock D. Smock D. Stainbrook C. Steiger C. Steiner C. Stone S. Stoyer M. Strasner D. Swaney S. Sybrant V. Szmyd 65 G. Tenney C. Terry E. Throop J. Uplinger T. VanWinkle J. Walker K. Watson D. Winters C. Worley G. Worley RETAKES 11 — D. Morfenski 10 -- R. Dietz 10 — E. Reagle 10 — R. Saeger 10 — R. Wieffling 9 — S. Brockley 9 -- J. Coy 9 -- S. Grappy 9 -- G. Smith 9 -- K. Wood 8 -- R. Goetz 8 -- L. Snyder HONORS Winner of essay contest on the atom sponsored by the PENE-LEC COMPANY. Mr. Bier, Mr. Mortin, district manager of Penna. Electric, Mr. Hillis, Larry Besson, Mr. Maurana. 66 STELLA LESZEK Applie Pie Contest Winner DIAN FLEMING D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award KATHY ADAMS F.H.A. State Secretary 67 MARILYN TEMPLETON Sec.-Treas. Northwestern District F.H.A. Project, Boy! Important decisions SENIORS Can-Can Girls Now if you want my opinion . . . ” Royal Flush Jolly Group I know I'm late, but . . . Joe’s Understudy Hey, kid, where are ya' goin'“ The Triumverate I know it's in here somewhere FAC U LT Y MRS. EILEEN DARCANGELO School Nurse Left MR. MERLE DARCANGELO Social Studies MRS. PHYLLIS CARR Physical Education MR. WILLIAJ Commercial MR. VICTOR FULLER Physical Education Left MR. KENNETH GIBBONS English--Foreign Language 72 MRS. MARGARET ADAMS Librarian Left MRS. LOIS ALLEN Home Economics JAMES ADAMS nce--Math m MR. RICHARD BAKER Art RIGHT Mrs. Judith Bedford English MR. JAMES m Social Studies 73 MR. ROBERT HALL Guidance Counselor MR. RAYMOND HARTLEY Science Left MR. ROBERT HILLIS Science MR. WALTER Industrial Arts MR. JOSEPH KEBA Commercial Left MR. E. W. MICHAEL Drivers Education 74 MR. RONALD SHORTS Social Studies Right MRS. ISABELLE SATTLER Reading ROBERT SHEAKLEY al Studies M So MR. WILLIAM PEIFFLEY English MR. ROBERT POHL Music Left MISS VELMA RACOP English 75 MRS. JUNE English MR. RONALD SCHULTZ Science Left MR. ROBERT WATTRAS Mathematics MR. LABAN SMITH Mathematics MR. ROBERT SMITH Mathematics Left MRS. JOAN STRICKLER Home Economics MRS. NANCY BARSTOW Art State Teachers College Edinboro, Pa. Absent when taken: MRS. MARGARET WELLINGTON Art Allegheny College Meaaville, Pa. MR. ROBERT CERVONE Science State Teachers College Edinboro, Pa. MR. WILLIAM GROSHNER Biology and Science State Teachers College Edinboro, Pa. SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right: Mr. Marhoefer, Mr. Acker, Mr. Holden, Mr. Wood (STANDING), Mr. Bier, Mr. Gilmore, Mr. Masters (STANDING), Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Stainbrook, Mrs. Rabell, Mr. Shoop (STANDING). Mr. Miller, Mr. Robison, Mr. Shouey. 77 Jr. High Third Squad: C. Amy, P. Simon, S. Morris, K. Bums, D. Carter, A. Atwell. 78 79 What now. DareV HUGHSON CHEMICAL COMPANY A Division of Lord Manufacturing Company HOPES TO BE KNOWN AS A GOOD CITIZEN OF THE SAEGERTOWN COMMUNITY COMPLIMENTS OF CONNEAUT LAKE PARK AND FAIRYLAND FOREST Compliments of LEONA MITCHELL’S LUCAS’ SHIRT LAUNDRY PARTY SHOP (The Man’s Laundry) Phone 38-975 Phone 25-203 829 Market St. Meadville Penna. 225 Arch St. Meadville Penna. JOHN J. SHRYOCK CO. WATSON’S CHINA HOUSE 216 Chestnut St. 357 North St. Meadville, Penna. 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Penna. COYLES LOCKER PLANT JANET’S BEAUTY SHOP 51 8 Main St. 329 Euclid Ave. Saegertown, Penna. Saegertown, Penna. Compliments Compliments of of CARPENTER SANDAN’S INC. ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 965-67 Water St. 291 Chestnut Meadville, Pa. Meadville Penna. Kitchens, Floors, Carpets, Paint SYLVANIA QUALITY AND DEPENDABILITY rrnki ityowi choice, Your television is no better than the service it will receive. Service is our business. Ott's are factory authorized services on all makes of television. Our Service department is the finest equipped in the area. We have the equipment and know-how to do your service with complete satisfaction. All work guaranteed. OTT’S RADIO AND TELEVISION “Service by Experience — not Experimenters” Water at Pine St. Meadville, Pa. Phone: 5-6265 McDonald brothers 920 Investment Building Pittsburgh 22 Pennsylvania Representing Josten’s Owatonna Minnesota Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Commencement Announcements Name Cards Diplomas and Awards Congratulations to The Senior Class WAID’S SAEGERTOWN Compliments of RESTAURANT CALHOON’S GROCERY 533 Main Street Coon's Corners, Pa. Phone 3615 Saegertown, Penna. Compliments of SAEGERTOWN HUNTER’S RED AND WHITE STORE COOP. G.L.F. SERVICE, INC. Main Street Saegertown, Penna. SAEGERTOWN, PENN. The Best of Everything Compliments of To the Class of '62 R. J. ROSS MITCHELL’S SAEGERTOWN ESSO SERVICE CENTER MARKET 1 97 Main Street Saegertown, Penna. Main Street Saegertown, Penna. Headquarters for Portable Typewriter All Makes Meadville’s Most Complete Office Supply and Equipment Store HILL’S OFFICE SUPPLY 949 Market Street Meadville, Penna. Mow in Cambridge Springs — A Branch Arita Lee Dance Studio . . The Studio Which Develops Talent for Junior Ballet Company of Crawford County Meadville Glamorettes and V Complete Courses in ' Ballet — Tap — Acrobatics — Baton — Ballroom — Drill Team and Junior Cadets of America Boys Gun Team ARITA LEE DANCE STUDIO Cambridge Springs — Meadville — Conneaut Lake — Greenville We hope your coming years will be as successful and as enjoyable as those of the past. We would like to express our congratulations for the many things you have achieved, and we, the Freshman Class, hope in return, that we may do as well. Congratulations to the Class of '62 WILLIAM H. CLOUGH Compliments of MEADVILLE, BUICK CO. Put your Buick in our Hands 862 Park Ave. Meadville, Penno. Fine Watch and Jewelry Repair is our business 957 Market St. Meadville, Pa. CARGO DRY CLEANERS 346 North Street Meadville, Pa. ROD’S RESTAURANT STEIGER’S KENDELL SERVICE R.D. 2 Saegertown, Pa. Main Street Saegertown, Pa. Compliments of JOYLAND ROLLERDROME Baldwin St. Ext. 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