Shanksville Stonycreek High School - Chicahonian Yearbook (Shanksville, PA)

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Row I: Lee Walker, James Saylor, Helen Hillegas, Fred Zeigler, Thelma Hillegas, Karl Pile, Jacqueline Sorberg Rou' 2: Kay Crissey, Marlene Poorbaugh, Sara jane Wilson, Donald Lowry, Alvin Saylor, Sara Jane Fox, Mrs. Spangler, Rou' 3: Doris Kimmel, Victor Pandolfi, Karl Poor- baugh, Devon Walker, Bernice Stutzman, Doris Browng Rout' 4: Kenneth Lowry, Robert Musser, William Pile, Robert Gohn, joan Lambert. Band During the past year the band has studied a wide variety of music styles and composers, included among the latter were: Bach, Bizet, Sousa, Goldman, and Berlin. Soloists and special groups were given special attention and outstanding performances were given by Jim Spangler, Karl Poorbaugh, and Donald Lowry. The Brass Sextet composed of Karl Poorbaugh, Robert Gohn, William Pile, Jim Spangler, Robert Musser, and Victor Pandolli, have performed very well in their appearances. Among the events during the year at which the band has appeared publicly were: Community Picnic, Stonycreek Fair, Senior Class Play, Assembly Program, and the Spring Concert. Za Si The Band on Parade 18

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Row l: Jay Duppstadt, Guy Walker, William Schrock, james Deeter, Elwood Friedline, Rich- ard Horner. Row 2: Meredith Shaffer, Morris Kimmel, Glenn Miller, Eddie Denner, Blair Walker, Jack Frye, Clarence Keller, jay Hillegas, Leon Rhodamer, Donald Duppstadt, Floyd Lehman. Row 3: Telford Walker, Karl Wisler, Charles Custer, Franklin Weaverling, Hubert Weyant, Robert Custer, Eddie Miller, Robert Denner, Devon Walker, Mr. Shelly, Advisor. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President ......,....,. ,.................... .,,...... B l air Walker Vice President ...,,.,.. ............,..., J ack Frye Treasurer .,......,.... ,....... C larence Keller Reporter ..... ........., H erbert Walker Advisor ..,..,,. ,....,... J oseph S. Shelly The Stonycreek Valley F . F. A. Chapter has completed another successful year under the able leadership of Blair Walker. A rotating schedule of meetings gave the Chapter an opportunity for holding two meetings per month at which all members could be present. Each month a guest speaker spoke to the organization on various agricultural subjects. Projects which were conducted by the Chapter were the building of a brooder house, conducting a broiler project, a forest improvement project, and the tapping of the maple trees in the school wood lot. A Father and Son Banquet was held on March 14th. 17

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Evangeline Bauermaster, Pimzirr Miss Elizabeth Rinard, Director M ixec! hams The Mixed Chorus, which consists of sixty members, presented a spring concert on April 12th, at the High School. The chorus was also asked to give a 30 minute program at the Church of the Brethren at Brotherton. The accompanists are Evangeline Bauermaster and Kathryn Lowry. Under the direction of Miss Rinard, a minstrel was prepared and presented at the Somerset High School. Two members of the chorus, Evangeline Bauermaster and William Pile, were selected to sing with the Southwestern Chorus at McKeesport. William also sang with the All State Chorus at Reading, Pa. Fifi! Row: Alice Woodward, Doris Brown, joan Lambert, Caroline Fox, Marlene Poorbaugh, Helen Hillegas, Thelma Mostoller, Doris Reiman, Audrey Meyers, Phyllis Stull, Betty Lou Berkey, Maxine Ross, Delores Olsen, Bernice Stutzman. Second Row: Miss Rinard, Betty Landis, Bernice Mostoller, Betty Phillips, Sara Jane Wilson, Doris Kimmel, Kathleen Schuster, Annalea Frye, jean Pile, Helen Bisick, Ruth Frazier, Dorothy Reiman, Alice Wisler, Mary Hillegas, Evangeline Bauermaster. Third Row: June Peck, Lois Glessner, Helen Nibert, Jessie Schmucker, Mary Louise Felten, Fay Hillegas, Esther Weaver, Lois Boyer, Meriam Mostoller, Dorothy Stull, Fannie Berkey, Doris Pile, Sara Jane Fox, Irene Eash. Fourlh Row: Alvin Saylor, Donald Lowry, Karl Poorbaugh, Fred Zeigler, William Pile, Jack Frye, john Grenke, Ed Platt, Robert Musser, Elwood Walker, Robert Gohn, Kenneth Lowry. 19