Shannock Valley High School - Sh Wan Ee Yearbook (Rural Valley, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Ze? ive LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW-Louis Gosetrig josegh Sowers, Vice Presidentg W. E. McKnighrg Lloyd Bish. '- SECOND ROW-John Bodnarg Ralgh MgMeansg . 6 st, Presidentg Bur- ton Rearickg Raymond Monrressor. CNor picturedj N. L. King, Treasurerg Berry Gibbons, Secretary. E061 FJ Sfdfegy 34.2 Olde IU COMMANDER Principal ww M Floyd O. Smith Supervising Principal EXECUTIVE OFFICER Thomas Addlemzm COIQACIBI1 lf? 'ML Viola Koonce English Mfibel Snyder Home Economics Mary Miirelxall English Mary Elder AWK Business Education Lois Cowen Guidance Counselor PHYLLIS POSTLEVUAITE English .245 Our icerd .S?eerecJ Mi Paul Uhron . ol? Business Education Richard Heckart james Sibley LQ, N id' Music N Social Studies David Elliott, jr. Industrial Arts Jack Ammerman Orville Himes . RL Social Studies blll' Science 111s 'ML pl'0ll6!!g 32666010 J . Win... 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'Css J-' X1.A..,LfQ-9 -AA! k2W! 'iZk.f ATHERTON, DOROTHY EILEEN Dot took the Commercial Course . . . possessed a pretty smile . . . seemed to have no interest in boys . . . applied her- self in classes . . . spent much time with Peg. Yearbook Staff 4 BELL, JOHN JAMES Gus took the Vocational Course . . . handled himself at the Dayton game . . . teased the girls . . . played well in all sports . . . made-up time after school. Boys' Chorus 2g Junior Class Vice Presidentg Football 2-3-4g Basketball 2-5-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Varsity S 2-5-4 ANDERSON, CLIFFORD NELSON Cliff' took the General Course . . . at- tended all games . . . got along with people . . . hunted dear or deer . . . disapproved being noisy. BELL, JAMES WILBERT Jim took the Vocational Course . . . went steady . . . worked at Rearick's . . . handled the underclassmen's pictures in the yearbook . . . possessed character- istics of a gentleman. Yearbook Staff 4g Band 2-5-4, Vice Presi- den 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Basket- ball Manager ua ea... 4, aaa, BALL, BEVERLY SUE Bev took the General Course . . . played girls' basketball . . . worked in a five and ten . , . planned to be a Wac . . . enjoyed skating. Chorus: Sophomore, Girls' 2-5-4, Mix 2-3-4g Allied Youth 2g Senior Play BROCHETTI, DARLENE LOUISE Dar took the Vocational Course . usually came late to school . . . enjoyed typingC?J . . . wanted to be a housew . . . forgot her excuses. Chorus: Mixed 2-3-4, Girls' 2-3-4g Allied Youth 4 ed ife CALARIE, ROBERT L. Bob took the Vocational Course pretended to be a woman-hater . took part in the Christmas Program disliked school . . . enjoyed driving ip dad's car. M S BROCHETTI, FRANK JOSEPH Frank took the General Course . . . became a romeo . . . was one of the drug- store cowboys . . . liked to hunt . . . courted a Sagamore lass. Varsity S 3-4, Treasurer 4g Football 2-3-4 CESSNA, RUBY ANNA -- Z.. Rupy took the Academic Course . . . lived for Latin class . . . enjoyed dancing . . . was nice to know . . . thought J Plymouth was the only car. t . X - Q Allied Youth 4g Latin Club 4 President Y :exp . . . ' 4 :if-Niall -aww:-N-fs,. ,f1f 1- 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2 t X .,-f yy . mfs. ---I Qt. -.. 3 :Xmas CERNY, JOHN JOSEPH John' took the General Course . . . attended the games . . . was a woman- admirer . . . had rosy cheeks . . . knew his P.O.D. Sophomore Class Vice Presioent, Senior Class Treasurerg Track 3-4 or aibroue, or 'bM1aeJ S ved QW CATANESE, PETER PAUL Pete took the Vocation Course . . . enjoyed watching TV . . . hailed from Sagamore . . . was the silent type . . . disliked women. CHAUBY, DOROTHY IRENE Dot took the General Course . . . appreciated being called Chuck . . . danced gracefully . . . earned her hard money at Kovalchick's . . . possessed a nice personality. Chorus: Girls' 4, Mixed 3-45 Sophomore Class Secretary CLAYPOOI., HARRY EDXWARD Harry took the Vocational Course . . enjoyed loafing . . . teased the girls . . . thought biology was a grand subject . . . was mischievous. .1 6 N -ny, CRISSMAN, CLARIBELL MAUD Taffy took the Commercial Course . . . transferred from Dayton . . . chummed with Peg and Dot . . . collected earrings . . . helped prepare snap pages. Yearbook Staff 4 'MA COGLEY, EDWARD KEITH .,..,, ,,..-x Keith took the Vocational Course . . . served sodas at Kings . . . drove a Ford . . . had fun at square dances . . . visited the Farm Show. Chorus: Boys' 3, Mixed 33 Allied Youth 3-4g Ag Club 4g junior Playg Senior Playg Baseball Manager 2-55 Basketball 3 CHOBODY, SYLVIA ANNE Syl took the Commercial Course . . . 'Q - enjoyed dancing . . . collected ads for the yearbook . . . strutted as a majorette . . . sang alto in chorus. Chorus: Sophomore, Girls' 2-3-4Q Mixed 2-3-4, County 43 Majorette 2-3-4, Head 4g Allied Youth 3-4g Senior Class Historiang Yearbook Staff 4 ECKMAN, MILDRED LOUISE Millie took the Commercial Course . . enjoyed listening to hillbillies . . . took Drivers' Training . . . liked to argue. Yearbook Staff 4 gigmauga, BETTY ou Myron took the Vocational Course . . . contributed her share of the noise . . . attended all games . . . played the trumpet . . . enjoyed eating. Chorus: Girls' 2-4, Mixed 2-4g Band Z-5-4g Allied Youth 4 nfogec! Our Wang .xdcfiuifiea vc NN FIRMENT, MARGARET ANN Peggy took the Commercial Course . . . liked visiting in Erie . . . kept herself busy . . . worked diligently . . . co- operated when called upon. Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play X if X i FLETCHER, ROBERT EUGENE .f-5.-.-f ef- Bob took the General Course . . . starred in basketball . . . prepared the sport pages for the yearbook . . . went steady . . . ate continuously. Chorus: Mixed 2-3-4, Boys' 2-5, COUUIY 3-4, District 4g Allied Youth 4g Junior Playg Hi-Y 2g Football 3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g Track 3g Senior Class Presidentg Yearbook Staff 4g Varsity S 3-4 FABIAN, ELIZABETH JANE Betty took the Commercial Course . . . studied shorthand faithfully . . . attended the games . . . cooperated when called upon . . . chummed with Max. Yearbook Staff 4g Sophomore Chorus FLEMING, SHIRLEY GRACE Shirl took the Academic Course . . . loved to giggle . . . lived on a farm . . . worked at McCrory's . . . helped in the library. Chorus: Sophomore, Girls' 2-5-4, Mixed 2-3-4g junior Playg Senior Play FISHER, RAYMOND EARL -ll L,-X' Ray took the General Course . . . told corny jokes . . . served as a safety patrol member . . . seemed to enjoy English class . . . desired to be a farmer Hi-Y 2, Vice President 2g Ag Club 4, President 4g Allied Youth 2-3-4g Senior Play FLICKINGER, JOAN EILEEN joanie took the Commercial Course . . . drove a Chevy . . . helped prepare the senior write-ups . . . accompanied Shirley . . . went with Chuck. Chorus: Sophomore, Girls' 2-5-4g Mixed 2-5-4g Allied Youth 3-43 Cheerleader 2-3-4g Yearbook Staff 4 t ame5, ancea, jiloa, pfayti HARTZELL, ROSE MARIE Pudge took the General Course . . . GAUL, DONNEL RUSSEL wanted to be a nurse . . . liked James- town . . . represented our school at Stonner took the General Course . . , Buckhill Falls . . . used the Columbus was a handsome lad . . . played football SYSICHI in typing. traveled with Cliff . . . enjoyed skating. Chorus: Girls' 4, Mixed 45 Junior Playg Football 2-3-4g Varsity S 3-49 Hi-Y 2 Senior Playg Allied Youth 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2 FRICK, NANCY JEAN Nan took the Commercial Course . . . cheered at many games . . . was a pretty little miss . . . liked the hill gang . . . enjoyed being merry. Yearbook Staff 43 Cheerleader 2-5-4g S Allied Youth 2-3-4 X fag, ay af -HILIY, WINIFRED MILTIA HOCKENBERRY, JOHN JOSEPH Hockey took the Vocational Course . caused no trouble . . . had an accident sled-riding . . . possessed a friendly attitude . . . chummed with Joey. Winnie took the Commercial Course . . . was one of our blondes . . . was hostess to a sled-riding party . . . pre- ferred the navy . . . chummed with Gloria. Allied Youth 4g Hi-Y 2g Manager: Chorus: Mixed 3-4, Girls' 5-49 Allied F3921 244, Basketball 44 VMSRY Youth 4g Yearbook Staff 4 ' HIGGINS, ARLENE MALHRA Ar took the General Course . . . was petite . . . had red hair . . . giggled in applied math . . . dressed neatly. N Tri-Hi-Y 25 Chorus: Mixed 3-4, Girls' 2 ML Cgywefkol we C6445 mipped jdrougd JABLUNOVSKY, CHRISTOPHER JOHN Chris took the General Course . . . was the outdoor type . . . wanted to be a forest ranger . . . charmed a Sagamore girl . . . possessed a pleasant personality. Basketball 2g Senior Class Vice President 59 Lo.-x LAMBER, GLORIA ANN Glor took the Commercial Course . . . shone as an ideal secretary . . . liked to watch Godfrey and his friends . . . had a pleasant smile for everyone . . . co-edited the yearbook. Allied Youth 3-4g Yearbook Staff 4g Sophomore Class President HUDAK, MAXINE MARIE Max took the General Course . . . danced gracefully . . . had a wonderful sense of humor . . . possessed a pleasing personality . . . showed an interest in boys. Chorus: Mixed 2-3-4, Girls' 2-3-4, County 4g Band 2-3-43 junior Playg Seinor Play KELLER RICHARD DEAN Dean took the Vocational Course hunted and fished played drums in band traveled with Shiner was a tease JULIETTE, JOSEPH JOHN joey took the Vocational Course . . .A spent much time at Lazzeri's . . . appre- ciated Beyer girls . . .proved to be a live wire . . . lived for English class. Allied Youth 45 Varsity S 3-4g Man- ager: Football 2-3-4, Baseball 3, Basketball 4 LASHER, DOROTHY EDITH Dotty took the Academic Course . . . prepared activity pages for the yearbook . . . cooperated in every way . . . square danced Often . . . was well versed in music . . . took French. Chorus: Girls' 2-3-4, Mixed 2-3-4, County 3-43 Band 2-3-4g Allied Youth 2-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play Band 2 34 Ag Club 4 H1Y 2 Basketball Manager 2 Our gfaaaea, ofaughecl Ou, jea,5 -if u Nxt, KQAAN, MATTILIO, LEIO ANDREW l.eio took the Vocational Course . . . preferred blondes . . . favored physics as a subject . . . lived on a farm . . . was small in stature. Ag Club 4 O'HARROW, EDITH JOANNE LNX-kfkoxlx jo took the General Course . . . was known for her loudness . . . had an inseparable companion, Bob . . . traveled to Buckhill Falls . . . played the clarinet. Chorus: Girls' 2-3-4, Mixed 2-3-4, County 3-4g County Band 3-4, District Band 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Allied Youth 3-4, President 4g Senior Play - -r W. . MARKEY, NANCY KAREN Nancy took the Academic Course . . . liked to dance . . . thought a lot of Clarence . . . wore her hair long . . . rode the bus. Chorus: So homore Girls' 2-3-4 Mixed P i i 2-3-4g Allied Youth 2-3-4g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Latin Club 2-3 r I li X, U MCCULLOUGH, BERNARD CLYDE j. C. took the Vocational Course . . D, SHIRLEY ANNE Sam took the General Course . . . made her share of the noise . . . possesse a pretty smile . . . rode the Sagamore bus . . . occupied her section at the mirror. Chorus: Girls' 2-3-4, Mixed 2-3-4g Ban 2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3 PARKS, WAYNE EUGENE Sparks took the General Course . . hailed from Atwood . . . fascinated senior girl . . . acted in plays . . . ha- curly hair. Hi-Y 2g Ag Club 43 Football 2-3-4g Base ball 3g junior Playg Senior Play flirted constantly . . . uttered many witty 1 sayings . . . considered being a future Digger O'Dell . . . attended the Farm Show. junior Playg Senior Playg Hi-Y 2g Ag Club 4, Vice President 4 we CGMIQUJ Waa Our .gamloing rounc! PINIZZOTTO, DOMINICK RUDOLPH Ruby took the Academic Course . . . enjoyed flirting . . . bragged about his chevy . . . dreamed about Marilyn Mon- roe . . . was mischievous. REARICK, GLORIA AVAMYN Lkvs Ave took the Commercial Course . . . chummed with Syl . . . speeded through shorthand . . . excelled in touch as a typist . . . enjoyed Elderton games. Chorus: Girls' 3-4, Mixed 3-43 Allied Youth 3-4, Secretary 4g Yearbook Staff 4f Senior Class Secretary X 4 Xi Janie rook the Commercial Course . . . POMPELIA, CHARLES .PATRICK Charlie took the Vocational Course . . . scored many points in basketball . . . kept an eye on sophomore girls . . . found pleasure in skating . . . preferred sitting alone in classes. Basketball 2-3-4g Varsity S 3-4 PATTERSON, MARTHA JANE was a conscientious worker . . . found enjoyment in drawing . . . was a whiz at math . . . liked to go camping. Sophomore Chorusg Allied Youth 3-4, Treasurer 4g Yearbook Staff 4g junior Play REARICK, LOIS GERALDINE Lois took the. Vocational Course . . dreamed of being a housewife . . . was the quiet type . . . belonged to home ec. class . . . was seen at the cinema Chorus: Mixed 2-5-4, Girls' 2-3-4g Allied Vouth 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2 RAMER, DONALD LEE Don took the Vocational Course . . . assembled in Room 4 . . . had no use for women . . , traveled to Kittanning to skate . . . was seen but not heard. E742 idCLel'5 ,MLM ul' olLdJel'5 RUDOLPH, CHARLOTTE MARY Rudy took the General Course . . hailed from Sagamore . . . liked to jitterbug . . . was a friend to all . . enjoyed movies. Senior Play, Allied Youth 3 HOTTS, OHN ISIA A S95 J MUl3,g,,tq Shotts took the General Course . played the piano in Room 7 . . . fascinated a certain junior girl . . . had his share of the fun . . . sang tenor in chorus. Chorus: Boys' 2-3-4, Mixed 2-3-4, Sophomore, County 3-4, District 4g Y 2, President 2 ,Football 2-3-4g Varsity S 3-4 ROUSH, PHOEBE GAIL Phoebe took the Vocational Course . . . liked school . . . rode the NuMine bus . . . traveled with Millie . . . favored sewing as a hobby. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Latin Club 4, Vice President 4 SCHRECENGOST, DONNA JOY Donna took the Vocational Course . . . received good grades . . . talked about George . . . desired to be a home-maker . . . was loyal to Shannock. Allied Youth 5-4 SCHRECENGOST JACK DUANE , , at 5 SMITH, RONALD DEAN Ron took the Vocational Course . . lived on a farm . . . rode the bus to school . . . appeared in many school functions . . . was pleasant to know. Chorus: Sophomore, Boys' 2-5-4, Mixed 2-3-4, County 4, Hi-Y 2, Ag Club 4 jackie took the General Course . belonged to the Kittanning Fan Club . . . did much skating . . . was a hot rodder . . . worked in applied math. Band 2 3 4, Ag Club 4, H1 Y 2 MA: mre Conhclenf mal' .fdwaifecl Us Q i 2-all STEELE, BETTY Jo Betty took the Vocational Course . . worked at Huber's . . . found pleasure in sewing . . . waited for a certain service man . . . rode in Ford cars. Tri-Hi-Y 2 VERNESONI, IRMA MADDALENE Ummer took the General Course . . . was very forgetful . . . humored her associates . . . came late to school . . . excelled as an artist. Chorus: Mixed 2-3-4, Girls' 2-5-45 junior Playg Senior Playg Allied Youth 2-35 Band 2-3-4, Secretary 35 Yearbook Staff 4g Latin Club 2-3 STANAVICH, DANIEL JOHN Dan took the General Course . . . broke his leg playing football . . . received home-bound instruction . . . liked to play baseball . . . spent his spare time watch- ing television. Football 2,4g Varsity S 33 Baseball 2,3 VARHOLA, GEORGE FRANCIS Raskus took the Academic Course . . . kept score at games . . . spent vacations in Cleveland . . . had a sympathic heart . . . co-edited the yearbook. Ag Club 4, Treasurer 45 junior Class Presidentg Yearbook Staff 4g Varsity S 3-4, Vice President 45 Football 2-3-4 VAN HORN, RAYMOND LA VERNE Ray took the General Course . . . enjoyed all sports . . . watched television as a pastime . . Q planned to take a drafting course . . . was a loyal fan of P1umville's baseball team. VICINI, JOHN ALEX Johnny took the General Course . . . was small in stature . . . belonged to the hill gang . . . played the accordion . . . drove a Chevrolet. Baseball 35 junior Class Treasurer Jdncl lyrouol of maf Jay anim! XVA NCH ICK. DOLOR ES ETHEL llc-edeeu took the General Course . . . worked at the Dairy-Dell . . . enjoyed typing tlass . . . hailed from Sagamore . . . talked about Sarah. Ciliortisi Mixed 5-1l.Girls' 5-4 of . Gi WHITEMAN, LEOTA MARLENEQX my Peep took the Commercial Course . . . wrote notes in shorthand, then swept floors . . . earned her pennies at Cohen's . . . laughed ar anything . . . drove with pleasure. Tri-Hi-Y 2g Allied Yofuth 5-45 Yearbook Staff 4 'T t it WENSEI., VIOLET JOANNE Bub took the General Course . . . loved Erie . . . spent a lot of time in school . . . had a hearty appetite worked at Murphys 5 8: 10. Senior Playg Allied Youth 5-43 Tri-Hi-Y 2 .f is Q WAGNER, WILLIAM LEE I O xt Bill took the General Course . . . 3 A Q fr belonged to the Kittanning Fan Club 5 . . . preferred tall girls . . . typed like a professional . . . disapproved punishment. D. Q ' Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Ag Club 4 G. Qt We A A YANIK, CATHERINE IRENE if M Cusha took the Commercial Course . . . worked at Murphys . . . liked to dance 1 .,.i i zzu M and skate . . . drove a Chevy . , . enjoyed AE ggul' , ' t ' ' sweeping floors CH. 5 4 junior Playg Senior Playg Allied Youth eil- U ' 3-4g Yearbook Staff 4 sig. K, ' WEST, FRANK, JR. gn ,,z Frank took the General Course drove his hotrod to school . . . had a couple of girlfriends . . . belonged to the Kittanning Fan Club . . . was a friend to all. Ag Club 4, Secretary 4 awof gini5LeoL Jud igfzgunv 5 fs J,- -1 'f. if I ffl!! Ray Fisher Avnlyn Renrick Frank West Charlotte Rudolph Clmrlie Pompelia wr' Af X Leio Mattilio Lois Rearick Arlene Higgins Ruby Cessna Berry Fabian 0 ollalle 0 Rlllelllgel' SOPHOMORE YEAR 1952-52 In the autumn of 1953, 84 of us came sailing down from Sagamore to Shannock Valley Senior High. After dropping anchor, we began to get accustomed to the new school routine. At first we were treated as small frys, but in a few months we con- vinced the upperclassmen we weren't as small as we seemed. The following officers were elected: President, Gloria Lamberg Vice President, john Cernyg Secretary, Dorothy Chauby, Treasurer, Jim Bell. The class flower chosen was a white rose, class colors, were green and whiteg class motto, Not finished, just begun. The few activities we had and enjoyed during the year were: stands at a football game and a basketball game, a dance and initiation. During the year we lost a few of our members, who either quit school or moved away: Edna Mae Costella, Donald Hill, Georgetta Leppert, Andrew Serbin, and Shirley Travis. fiom Dawjn Y I 46 JUNIOR YEAR 1952-55 Three months passed by and before we knew it we were at school again ready to do more work. One of our first activities was initiating the sophomores. The big event took place in the evening of October 16, 1952, when Frank Colo and Elizabeth Morris were crowned king and queen. Everyone cooperated in making this dance a success. 6' We waited and waited and waited and finally we got them - our rings. They were to have arrived by Christmas but were delayed. Happiness reigned when we received them. We put on our class play, Grandad Meets A Pal, in April in the Community Building. The attendance was great and the spectators seemed pleased. In May we held our Junior-Senior Prom. The theme represented a Garden Scene in Paris. Music was furnished by the Freddie Elwood Orchestra. A large crowd attended and everyone enjoyed a pleasant evening. Kenneth Arble, Isabel Bahme, Lelia Grace Eckman, Betty Gilhousen, Betty Yanik, and Betty Marshall left us this year. Our officers were: President, George Varhola, Vice President, John Bell, Secretary, Sylvia Chobodyg Treasurer, john Vicini. SENIOR YEAR 1953-54 We were back again for our senior year. Many of us were sad since it was our last year and others were happy. The following people did not come back after our summer vacation: William Ath- erton, Aldo Bleggi, George Fleming, Helen Kespelher, Audrey Sebastian, John Young, and l.eota McMaster. Most of them ,moved away while a few quit. Claribell Ctisman was transferred to our class from Dayton Joint High School. The senior class play was held November 24, 1955, in the Community Building. It was a hillbilly comedy, A Feudin' Over Yonder. During football season we had a few dances and a few stands at the games. This helped to increase our funds. Instead of a Mid-Winter Formal this year we had a New Year's Dance which was semi-formal. Music was furnished by Joe Smetana's orchestra. Everyone who attended had an enjoyable evening. The following were the officers elected by our class: President, Robert Fletcherg Vice President, Chris jablunovskyg Secretary, Avalyn Rearickg Treasurer, john Cerny, Historian, Sylvia Chobody. The yearbook staff worked very hard in putting out the yearbookg let us hope ev- eryone is pleased with it. A dance was held to reduce the cost of the annual as well as a stand at the Bell Township basketball game. As we think back to our school days, we recall Class Night, Baccalaureate, and CQommencement as memorable events. XX'e will never forget the good times welve had in the good old school. We are very proud to say that we were graduated from Shannock Valley Senior High School. 346 .Mgbd .NOIIOP5 SALUTATORIAN john Cerny g i Q , ,g VALEDICTORIAN Gloria Lamber g., 3., firm ,. 1 X' Martha Patterson George Vnrhola Donna Schrecengost R b Leota Wlmiterzuan Margaret Firment D - st S J7i35ss 4' fffff ,ft X 3, - - .-1.4-.t -4 4 2,1 at 1, - i tfffef f W miwqqfff -...sh gm: it ' Winifred Hihy Raymond Fisher . -YN. ' fi . . ,MF W, JJ,-ras at -f -re f , -.f at u y Cessna Lois Renrick Irmu Vcrnesoni f LAST ILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of 1954 of Shannock Valley Senaor Hagh School of Yatesboro County of Armstrong and state of eonfusaon beang of unsound mand poor memory and badly masunderstood do make and publash thas our last Wall and Testament hereby revokang and maleang voad all former Walls by us at any tame heretofore made We do wall and beqaaeatla our personal effeets as andacated below Clafford Anderson wall my love for Chevrolets to joe Brena Dorothy Atherton wall my slayness to Paulane Bury Beverly Ball wall my enjoyment of algebra to Betty jane Franeasco Lames Bell wall my traps to Sagamore to Frank Colo john Bell wall my basketball taetacs to Francas Hudak Frank Broehetta wall my traps to hotels to Bob Brochetta Darlene Broehetta wall my comang late to classes to Irene Gresock Robert Calarae wall my Kattannang garls to any oe who wants them Pete Catanese leave an a hurry Iohn Cerny leave my treasury headaches to the nex years senaor treasurer Ruby C essna wall my love for square dancang to Ruby Fasher Dorothy Chauby wall my seat an the bus to Sam Catanese Sylaaa Chobody leave ohn Bell to oanne Fedoek Harry Claypool wall leave and maybe cry about at Keath Cogley wall my aob to future soda aerks Betty lou Cravener leave my golden trumpet C larabell C rassman leave my loyalty to Dayton to anyone who wall accept Maldred Lekman leave my stubborness I had at long enough Illazabetla Fabaan wall leave for Hollanders Restaurant Youngstown Ohao Margaret Farment leave hopang Sonny as there waatang Ray Faslaer wall my love for teachers to anyone who wants Sharley Flemang leave my chaekens to the cacklang junaors Robert Fletcher leave wath Joanne loan Flaekanger leave my cheerleadang to Nadane Clawson Nancy Fraek leave for Bethany College Donnel Craul leave my courtesy to DeWayne Battanger Rose Marne Hartzell leave my gum Craekang to I-Iarraett Colton Arlene Haggans wall my shyness to oanne Chauby Wanafred I-Ialty leave to loan the Navy lohn Hoekenberry wall my aob as manager to Edclae Samosky Maxane I-Iudak leave my dravang Ill hare a chauffeur Chrastopher jablunovsky wall my frataaally ways to Alexaus Rutoslcy loey lulaette beang of sound mand leave whale the leavang as good De an Keller wall my melodaous voaee to Ronald Montgomery l Caloraa lamber wall my ww ardrobe to Mary lou Patterson a a 1 ' I 7 l v l Q . , . 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Dorothy Lasher wnll my musxc abrlrty to my cousm jxm Nancy Markey wnll my long harr to Eleanor Rearnck Leno Mattnlro wrll my love of sports to Dale Lnas Shrrley McCausland leave my telephone number Prnchgur 1075 Bernard McCullough wrll my square dancmg to Fred Connell Joanne OHarrow leave my grggles to Irene Frrment Bob cant stand them Wayne Parks wrll my curly harr to Bob Eckman janxe Patterson wxll my commercral studnes to Catherrne Kobak Rudy Pxnnzzotto leave my studrous ways to Francrs Fear Charles Pompeha leave my basketball pomts to next years team Donald Ramer wrll my ambmon to john Roush Avalyn Rearrck wxll my garety to LaRue White Lots Rearnck wnll my frrendly ways to Roberta Whrteman Ronald Rearxck wrll my share when I become a mrlhonanre Phoebe Roush wnll my carefree manners to Paul Feken Charlotte Rudolph wxll my posruon as hbrarxan to Bernadette jablunovsky Donna Schrecengost will my blonde harr to Rose Marne Knoprc jack Schrecengost wrll 3 rnches of my hexght to Duane Hoover Lyle Shmer wxll my love for Room 8 to Frankre Honkus John Shotts wrll my melodrous vorce to Wayne Bloom Dannel Stanavrch leave my days out of school I had too many Betty jo Steele leave my sewmg to Theresa Buffone Ray Van Horn wrll my love of baseball to B111 Rankm George Varhola wrll my drmples to Pearl Rarrre Irma Vernesonn leave my forgetfulness John Vrcxm wrll my Atlas physxque to future football players Wrllxam Wagner wrll my starry eyes to Georgeann Turnbull Delores Wanchrck leave my seat rn Home Ec Vnolet Wensel leave wlth a one way tram txcket to Erle Frank West w1ll my speedrng trckets to Kooncne Leota Whrteman wnll 5 gal of gasoline to anyone who owns a Ford truck Catherrne Yanrk leave Tom here although I wxsh I could take hum with me .ngned setled pubhshed and declared by the above named Semors for thenr Inst Wall and Testament m the presence of us who have hereunto subscrlbed our mme tt thenr request as wntnesses thereto rn the presence of the sud Testators md of exch other I M Talkxtlve Nick Otnne I, , . . . . . . h L y . . . 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Rose Marie Hurtzell ll. Leoru Whitemaln Ke-ixlm Ciogley 7. Berry Lou Cruvener IZ, Sylvia Chobody lk-gum Keller 8. Delores Wanchick 13. 'lim Bell .lolm flerny 9. Dorothy Chzxuby I4. Catherine Yanik Cicorge Varholn IO. Berry jo Steele .7lzeir .szconal Myage Staunch and wiser Clipper Ships Wl1o've sailed through joy and Sorrow. Leave behind your yesterdays And sail on to tomorrow. Qing, vvv' 1 .?v1,-F.,-1 dl.. 'kfgzkfkf .fl.!'l.f Afvvvfr ,f 'off Af M! ,ypffl M-Z Aj XX-X fzfwfcf ,Lfw f KVM X 'fKXL.f fs f'LfXf MXL! VLA,-, -146, fUrfXAp President ,,,, . Vice President Secretary ,,,,, r. Treasurer 77,,,,r Fabian F. Huduk F. Turok N. Moore Sie, gi, Q i if F F 6 ' . sste S a in a kg .: A. CLASS OF 1955 V Black, Paul Brena, Joseph Brochetti, Robert Buffone, Theresa Bury, Pauline Chauby, Joanne Clawson, Nadine I Colton, Harriett Dw er, Francis l K'M'Ci' Fa ian, oyce Fear, Francis Fear, Mary Joan '.,- ' Fisher, Catherine uw, Ls Fisher, Ruby Francisco, Betty jane Fulton, Lois Fulton, Willard Goldstrohm, Donald Gresock, Irene .s Haggerty, Donna lean Hall, Marian Harkelrode, Jean A Hlynosky, Jennie Hockenberry, Donna Hoover Du X '-naaiziifia Isaacson, Shirley Kaplin, Alfred Knopic, Rose Marie Kobak, Catherine Kough Dgualdqww Lias, Dale Tydic, Donald Matyus, Alex NN wx, Fc 5 4 , fShire , Mar ane McClnnahan, Genevieve McEmire, Riehgfmawifp- Montgomery, Ronald ,IJMAEEMI Moore, ,N nnet lwnvlwl Rairie, Pearl R. i nneth lb . Q , RMP Rearick, Ronald ,,,,,1seererJwm,- Reese, jean Roebuck, Florence Roush, john Rupp, Myron DCC- Shiner, Lyle Rutosky, Alexius Samosky, Edward Samosky, Berry Schrecengost, Frank Smlr 1, - ames Turnbull, Georgann Turok, Frances Van Horn, Clinton Varhola Helen WuM-lib Whigg, la Rue FMKJX7' Wise, Frances Wiser, Glenda Saigng Q 1 . W 'w T 3 S gi w ' X A Q W if ,X Rl 'Q . 3.1 1-N12 aaa 0 I 955 W v gg, , .R , , XL, .. ,gr P- 1 G.,,5L P. W 5, x X ka WM r Y ' v-M91 K E if -Q A, X I w. Q J if 1 -5 , , li iz: Nga: puocuoisf 6 179 UD! 96' 'N . 1' f -, . . 5 N-up - N ,: 2..:., E3 - is -A N .1 Q- SR Q rf A 'lb K-31 ,SM x ' 1 1 ?IONOHdOS HO NH Sheff jimi uzyage White and unrried Clipper Ships Sparkling in the sun, Embarking on the Sea of Life Their voyage is begun. .1-J , . ..:- K e xp 'f X '-' H-fL4,.,, ,gflff A-Z, xl.,- flflfr A-' .L ffl. XL, s- X x M' WL Ljl!l,x AAA' 'VV' 'AA-' Y-1,,,f ffl! AZIZ'-Z'- ,frfuf ,ee f flfhf' AM flflfy,-x, uve! tflfw-fr! -'bex -XLXL2 V 'Mf vffufjkj President eeeeee ,,i,,,, M , Chobody Vice President ,,,, ,,77,, , R, Whiteman Secretary v eppepee ,eieeeeeee. F . Honkus Treasurer r,,eee ' ,,r,. e M. J. Fleming 1112 Zkfqbf fvxf , 6 jk? Callie Bell, Anthony Benson, Marie Birringer, Dewayne Bloom, Wayne U 2-5 Boarrs, Lawaive SU- , rug-14-'WBowser, Maxine . -2: : ,,, , .-:. f as ii., , 1 aa ,HE-E :E , af 46 it X 2 'Sl i 'QV CLASS OF 1956 ,ty -X ,WMV Brochetti, Janice Brown, Melvin ' Brown, Patricia Catanese, Samuel Y . .ii Cessna, Lee -1 f l ' QL MA,-vii iChobody, Mary Claypool, Beverly riimvrgfc olton, S cer o 0, Frank Connell, Fred Davidson, Lois DeVaughn, Clarence Eckman, Robert Flliott, Glenn Ewanick, Joey F Fedock, JoAnne Feketi, Paul Fetcenko, Richard irment, Irene Fleming, Mary jane Formaini, Eugene? 'L Foster, Richard Gosetri, Rose Marie Harlfleroad, Donald Hollman, Thomas isa Hischuck, Anna Mae Honkus, Frank Houser, Shirley Jablunovsky, Bernadette Kimmell, Donald iwkx- 5 ,rf F ' W wr A oe' - W Cx N .4-fvx -l 'WW McCoy, Doris , McCo a JW ' QLQMHL c N be!! U Mesler, Carl Meyers, Wade D4-C' Mohney, Shirley Morrison, Mary Jane Neal, john Niznik, Andrew Patterson, Mary Lou Perotti, Roseanne Platko, Margaret Plazarin, Edward Prugh, Arnold Rankin, William Rearick, Ronald Rutosky, John Sarokon, David N P' Schgegenggst, Donna lee.-.Mk Shetler, William Dale 015' Shulick, Helen Slagle, Nancy Steffey, Donald tewart Dar ldllf-L--M 'L i Y Stewart, Duane D W Travis, Betty Lou D lo Troup, William C., Jr. Trunzo, John Turok, janet Umbaugh, Joanne Whiteman, Roberta Wiser, Elva Yanik, Frances Yasko, joseph Saigng .gn x xg? if N I' 'if x N X Q we ,W i. A 1 . r A M. . yt N 9, Q, as Q i is ii ' s g CLASS OF 1956 ' 61: Wim Mm 1 Artiftf Patterson -- Lamber -- Vernesoni Senior Write-up! Affififff-f Flickinger fx-Whiteman -1-.-. QCCSSUH - Lasher anik V. Frick Xsfib y 72 K mr- Am, Ji' Umhn'f.1.ru1m'11 SPWI- H my w H011 Fleffhff ffm lififfm Q Iizrlrfly f1Jz'i,r0r SWlf7fb0fJ' l,.1m1x-1' - Ulmm - V.lfl1l3lLl AIh6ffOY1 '-'- Cfissmfm f..Hf HMI!! .Iliff ,lvcnkllllnllf Agfzfyjfjgyyggfllkf If.alwi.m lfirmcm Eckmfm ' Hilr - ,Q-, Y '- Renrick Chobody Iljlfflff Cxlmlwmly A f W, V Q G55 WEIGHP ,ff LOWQOYS 9 SN 0- 0 D J- Q fr- NS 5521513 1 4 'fb' il ykW oo ' 7 553' 'F A 'O 1 ,ij u f-4' U 'E ' .4- f PM .Xj HCWSTIES ever 5 momerfl cl? fin? ur Ylzicw SOPHOMORE CHORUS FIRST ROXV: AI, Turok, -I. Iirochcrri. M. Flc-ming, R. A. IXIcIXIm.'g111s, A. M. Hisclulgk. II, AILIIWIIIIIOVSIQY, M. I., Patterson, S. IXILCI0y SIXQOND ROXW: M. IX'Iorriscm, D. McCoy, I.. IDLIVILISUII, AI. IXIcCfnny, R. A. Ikrnmrli. I.. Iimmrrs AI. Umbnuglm. P, Brown, R. A. Goscrri, R. VUIIIICIDIIII THIRD ROXW1 Yglskcm, B. Rgmkin, Rutosky, M. Plgxrkru, If. XY'iscr. II. c'I.lX'I7lIllI, -I. Ifuhmgk, M. Iiuwscr, M. Cflmbody, D. Sclwcccngosr IIOIIRIII ROXW: A, Pruglm, Ii. 'I'rm1L1p, M. Iirofvn, D. Iiirlmgcr. If I7urm.1Ini. R, Rnxxr- ILII D Shcrlnr D Sruxnrr I5 Ll . . . , . I.u Is, XXI. Meyer, D. Stewart GIRLS' CHORUS I. I'1'.1 SILKU I'IRSI RUXXI I3 IIlVkIxL'IIIWt'I'I'X'. N IXI.lI'IiL'X', I, IXKQVCIVLQK, KI. I'lxLI4i11g1: 11 S NIL! .1mI.m-I, Ii mmm if VIIIIIIIWIIII, N II1II.'I.I5uIIIrw1lc Iirwuluc-flu, If Ilmly. Cy, XX N-xg I' R41cIwmI4. ID. I II.igt5gL'I'lX', II Mmm xky. I' XX mg II CMI mn A IIIX '1ll 'l'IIlRlD RUX I'.lIWl.lll AI. fIu.mIvy, IXI. IImI.lI4. II. I3.1II, R. M. Iimmpip. Ii. Rl'.l'ILIi, R. I:ISIl-i'I', XI I Slmircy . ' FX V NIH IIUXX' I4 IIAIXCVCI' I XYL'I'IlL'SUIll I U'II11'1Amm S Iflcvmu-' I Ii'-frank I7 S . I , . , . , . I KH. . S. . ., . . . .. I XX'I11lc' IJ XX Imlmk ID fI1'IlII7X' A IX4'lI'lLI'i Xx IIIIIV Nl Clmwn . . . , .. 1, . . , H 41. .. I1 ang MIXED CHORUS A -A A l l FIRST ROXW: AI. Ynsko, IS. Cl41,xgQ.c1', G. IVICCIIZIIILIIILIII, S. INILC1.u1sI.1mI, N, wll, A. Ilig gm I., xxfmm, lf. Wm, M. cjlmlmy J SIICONI7 ROW5 S. Flaming, D. W'g111cl1iLI4, I, VL'l'I1t.'SUIII, R. Rgmkin, A Pruglm, ligulglg, NW. Ivkycr, ID. Cilmulwy, M. -I. Shircy, IW. Ihmlacrri, I.. RL'.lI'ILI4 THIRD ROXXX1 I. Rutosky, M. Rupp, IS. Troup, M. I'm1w11, I7, I5illi11gc1', If. Ifum1.1111i R. Rcnruk, D. Shctlcr, Daryl Sfewqgr, I7..ID3gLcr, Il.-Mn,I11Lg, l3u.1nc MIXED CI IOR US IflRS'I ROXV: I. Vcrmmuni, N. INI4lrI4L'y, I. Rccfcr I. I7IIL'IiIII'l1k'l', I7. Iurok, Ii, IIIIID U I Ummm. U. AI.IlI'I1I ull, IU. Ill L'IiL'III3L'l'I'y, SIKXPNID ROW' -I. ll. Vnrlwln, ff. I.. Ifulton, S. I511.1Cs0n, P. Bury, N IXImmrL, li. XYISLV, I? Ruclwmlx. ID, -I. II IYETYIY II. Sglrmmsky, R. I7I5l1cr THIRD ROXV: Ll. Shorgs, R. Smith, A. Rcnrick, W. I1IIIy,,qM. Qluwson, F.1I1i41n, I. CIILILIINV, M IIAII, M. HuLI4lk, Ii, IIQLII, R. Knuph, I? Rcnrick,-B. Flcrflwr - Avy XQl9l'0Jf'llf0Cl f .5 7 I0 Y! Cl0IINTY CHORUS DISTRICT CHORUS 3 '7 .M ' f s n t irst Row: l. Vcrncsoni, bl. O'HilffllNK', D. Lasher, G. Turnbull, B013 FlCfChCf- M111 SIMS M. Cfhobody. Second Row: B. lflcrchcr, Ii, Rcurick, H. Colton. M, Hudgxk, -I. Shorts, S. Cfhobody Qnor picrurcdb. They T If L L us when to cross .,,,,,,,..,,... MNA.. v....X.,,,.w A,.A,,,. . . , Wwvx .4W...J..v....,-,..,......., M, Mx.............W... - N---U SAI'li'l'Y vA'rRo1. A Li L ' Alulictte, D. Gaul, R. Fisher, Mr. Himes jeg WarLeJ jme FIRST ROW . R. Ilroulictti, M. Fcur, G. james, M. Ii. Schrccengost, B. Wliitacre D. Lasher, F. Xwisc, Ii. Goltlstrohm, -I. Hcplcr, Mr. Hecknrt SIZCIONID ROXXI: lf Kohitk, M. Hutlnk, C. Fisher, Patterson, C. Edwards, McKnight A. Piscolish, I.. Sclircccngost, I. O'I-lrirrow, D. Goldstrohm, john Kester THIRD ROXV: M. Iillcnhcrgcr, C. Ahlquist, Ii. jnblunovsky, M. I.. Patterson, M. Vicini S. Hccknrt, P. Bury, R. SLIXIIILIRIA. Krizmuniclt, T. Shircy, Fabian, Turok IIOIIRTH ROXXT P. Entcrlinc-, A. Rutosky, F, Snowdcn, I Smith, R. Smith, E. I-Iospo tl.1r, I.. Huber, S. Dimoff, Ii, Cfrnvcncr, H. Colton, P. Brown, I.. Wilscmn IfIl3'I'H ROXW: .lim Bell, lf. Rcnrick, M. Chobotly, ,lim Kester, jack Bell, D. l.iz1s, K Moore, Al. Sthrcccngost, R. Rf.-nritk, I. Vcrncsoni, S. IVICCRILISIZIHLI DlS'l'RlCI'l' BAND BAND AWAIQID SXX!liA'I'l2RS 1 93 LUG- y 340, mm, BAND OFFICQNRS QQ l. Prcsidcnt Vice President Sccrcnxry Trcnsurcr --.-Q.............,....,g tx.-A W-S '--1 5. , t 5 1 E X x X. U'H.1rrmx' nl. ISL-ll lf. Rc.lI'ick K. lN1wm'c Ii. Cmvencr I. Vcrncsoni S, McC11usl.1nJ 5ChfC'LkL'!l'S.fl?SI ,lim licll M. I'illLl.lk fJ'Pl.lI'I'UXV S. Cllmlwmly D. I,.1sl1cr 5760 ,S?0l7lJl.IIg Senior Iiigfl h4ajorcttcs I . Xwisc S. Clmbody I1 McCoy Majorcttes S. Chobody j. Hcplcr, G. james, D. McCoy, B. Pina, F. Wise, M. J. Fear, M. li. Schrcccngosr, R. lirofhcrri, li. Goldsrrolum. S. Chobody Cnor picturedj goge 5 -.. ,.. L l FIRST ROW: O'Hnrrow, N. Mnrkey, I. Reefer, J. Flickinger N. Hill, B. Il. Frim- cisco, G. Turnbull, C. Ynnik, L. Whiteman SECOND ROW: S. Fleming, D. Schrecengost, B. l,. Crnvener, bl. Patterson, I. Verne- soni, P. Bury, G. Wiser, D. Haggerty, B. Samosky, F. Wise, H. Colton, R. M. Hurtzell THIRD ROW: L. Whiteman, l.. Rearick, D. Brochetti, G. Lumber, A. Rcitrick, W. Hilty, N. Clawson, J. Fabian, J. Clmuby, R. M. Knopic, E. Reurick, R. Fisher, C. Hock- enbcrry, N. Frick Buckhill Falls Representatives j. O'Hurrow, Mr. Ammerman, R. M. Hlrtzell JJ mr, .fm llRS'l ROXV1 VI, Hugkullwrry, AI. Turuk, Fcrlock, M. -I. Fleming, I.. Boalrrs, Wi9Er I lII11l5.1llgh bl. I., Parrcrsmm. A. M.1yrus KI COND ROW' R. Cessna, D. I.r1sl1cr, B. Rankin, M. -I. Morrison, D. McCoy, L. Dnv 1. S. IN1rC'uy, Il. lN1dfuy, R, XX'I1ilcmg1n, P. Brown, D. Sclmrcccngosr IHIRD RUXY' li. XY'.1lkcr, K. Nc-ul, M, Brown, M. Rupp, B, Troup, If. Snmosky, crlcr, D. SIL'W.lI'I, R. Ciuglcy. li. Ifurmgmini, R. Rcnrick, D. Goldstrohm, W. Meyer Flcrchcr Officers Presidenr .......... . ....... bl. 0'H:1rr0w Vice President . ,,,. ., ..... I. GFCSOCIC Secretary ...,........ ..... A . Rmlritk Treasurer ...... . ,. QI. Patterson Advisor . ....... Mr. Ammermnn were .95 Wo guainew A FEUDIN' OVER YONDER A Feudin' Over Yonder was presented by the Senior Class on November 24 1954 in the Community Building. The story of the play depicted a feud between the Popoff family and the Fry family Mountain Maggie ....... Maw Fry ..,.,............,, Clem Fry ............... Emmy Fry ........... Izzie Fry ..........,...,......... Rosie Belle Fry ............. Aunt Harry Hornhonker Becky Mae Hornhonker Willy Hornhonker ............, Pappy Popoff ............,..... Zeke Popoff ..............,..... The Traveling Preacher ....,. First Wedding Guest .,..,.,... Second Wedding Guest Third Wedding Guest .. Musician ......,.,....,........... Entertainer .......... Entertainer ....., Cast Maxine Hudak Catherine Yanik Wayne Parks Rose Marie Hartzell Keith Cogley Joanne O'Harrow Peggy Firment Beverly Ball Jim Bell Bernard McCullough Ron Smith Ray Fisher .. Charlotte Rudolph Violet Wensel Shirley Fleming Dorothy Lasher Irma Vernesoni Bob Fletcher clue .Slow guairzeas UGRANDAD MEETS A PAL In the Community Building on April 17, 1953, the junior Class presented their an nual play entitled Grandad Meets A Pal. The story of the play centers around Hooley 1 tramp who persuades Grandpa to invest money. Mrs. Laura Morton ...... . Grandad .....,.... L .,..... Angie the Maid .,.... Betty Shadduck ......, Shirley Fleming Bernard McCullough Irma Vernesoni Catherine Yanik Kip Shadduck ..........,.,............ ......,. W ayne Parks jack Norwood ...,.....,...................... ........ R obert Fletcher Horatious Zenopho ,,...... Ronald Smith Grogan .....,....,..,....................,..... ...........,. J ames Bell jane Woods ............,,.............. ..,,, M artha Patterson Mrs. Victoria Harrington ....,.. ............ Le ota McMasters Della Harrington Miss Drusilla Dobbins ........ ..,,, Newspaper Boy .............. Rose Marie Hartzell Maxine Hudak Keith Cogley MOTHER IS A FRESHMANH I'm a sophomore, wails Susan, How can I have a mother who's only a fresh- man! If Susan had known what a sensation her good looking mother would cause when she hit that college, she'd have wailed even louder. Abby's reason for going to college with her daughter is hard economics. She's used up most of the insurance that her husband left for her, and there just aren't many opportunities for an unskilled widow. The only way she can afford to keep daughter Susan in school is to take ad- vantage herself of an unusual but most generous scholarship. Right at the start she's met by a deep freeze from the Dean who suspects that this is just a practical joke or publicity stunt. The Dean as good as tells her that the slightest infraction of any rule will give him the excuse to expel her. On top of that, she has a terrible time with her main course-zoology. The likeable professor delivers his lectures looking right into her eyes. No wonder she's flustered. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Abigail Abbott-a widow ........ .... Susan-a daughter ................,.,,,,... Mrs. Miller-a housemother ...... Sylvia? ........ ....................... Bunnyj ....... Helenj ...............................,,,.,..,.,.,.,.. Carriej .........................,,......,................. Clara?-students at Pointer College Marge D ........,t.......,.,................,,,,..,,...,, .,., Bobo J .....,...,,.................,.,....,,,,,,,,,,.,,., .,,. jackl .,,,... Howiej ............................,.,,.,..,.,,........,,.,...,,,. Charlotte Rudolph jean Reese Helen Shulick Cjean Harklerode Qjenny Hlynosky Clrene Gresock CLa Rue White QTheresa Buffone CDonna Hockenberry .............CJohn Cerny CDonald Kough QHarry Claypool Blllj ....t.......t......................A.....W.......................... ......... C john Roush Dean Gillingham-Dean of Pointer College ..,.......,, Willard Fulton Professor Michaels-who teaches zoology ...... ....... K enneth Neal .743 ana! Chriafmao .700 ' , E , SSL-L 'J FSSTWY Q or .. as -- r N ' rfgwl, This is a scene from the .Senior Christmas Program, which was held December 23. 1953, in the Community Building. JUNIORS WIN CHORAL CONTEST BACKSTAGE READERS . Mr. Elliott presents the AWARD ro J B' Calame' F' West' Bell Fabian, president of the junior Class arming .95 meir Ml.5iIIOJJ Q .L - FIRST ROW: K. Ruraigh, B. Walker, K. Cogley, M. Brown, M. Rupp, D. Kough, Ci. Viirholti SECOND ROW: A. Kuplin, F. Schrecengost, A. Prugh, B. Mciiullough, R. Fislier, R. Smith, I.. MZIIIIIICJA Mr. Himes THIRD ROW: K, Neal, D. Kimmell, D. Bittinger, Duane St:-wart, D, Goldstrolim, R. Renrick, W. Parks, F. West, I.. Shiner. OFFICERS The Agricultural Cluh was orgdnized at the beginning of this yn-in' .ind is under the leadership of Mr. I-limes. The purpose of the cluh is to show the methods of studying rind judging beef and dairy cattle. Most ol the members attended the liirm Show .u Harrisburg in bliiniiary. President ............ . . R. Iiislwr Vice President ....... ll. lNlcCiulloiigli Secretary .. . . lf. West Treasurer ...... . ii. Varholii Advisor ,.... . Mr. Himes Reporter .... K, Neill - 6ll7,7y WWOIAWII milllallj FIRST ROXV: nl, Iirnelierri, R. Cessna, I. Reefer, M. I.. Patterson, I. Reese SECOND ROXV: H. Viirlioln, ILVARLBQ1, I-Ilynnsky, P. Brown, B. Iziblunnvsky, Miss Kuniice In 'IIIIRI3 ROXXT VI. Neill, S. Fleming, li. Wiser, M. Plnrkn, I Hnrklerozui, G. Mcffluna- lun, CI. I,Cx7.ILlgIIIl Latin Exhibit Ze? Gileacl puggcafiona Mrs. Elder, C. Crissman, N. Clawson, R. Fisher, J. Fabian, S. Isaac son, J. Chauby, R. M. Knopic. C. Kobak, M, Hall, P. Bury, N. Moore, G. Wiser, F. Turok TRIP TO PITTSBURGH FIRST ROW: M. Fckman, D. Atherton, P. Firment, A. Rearick. G. Lamber, W. Hilry IZ. Fabian. SFCOND ROW: Mr. Uhron, J. Patterson, L. Whiteman, M. Hall, G. Wiser, P. Bury F. Turok, N, Moore, C. Kobalc, J. Flickinger, Mrs. Elder. THIRD ROW: K, Raraigh, C. Yanik, N. Clawson, Fabian, C. Crissman, S. Isaac son, R. Fisher, J. Chauby, R. M, Knopic, N. Frick, B. Walker .gf waj .Zrri ic ...-if xxmx ,gn-3 41 ...Q On May 1, 1953, the Shannock Valley Community Building was the scene of the junior-Senior Prom. Decorations revealed the theme of a French Garden. Music for dancing was furn- ished by Freddie Elwood. is 346, Mcame ,4 puff of M September 25 was the day the Sophomores became an official ptirt of our student body. lt was initiation. The girls were dressed to represent a bride and the boys, to represent ti bride- groom. Pictures were taken during activities period by Mr. Boyer. That evening at 7:30 il dance, sponsored by the junior class, was held nt the Pom' munity Building. , Mary Chobody and Dick Fetcenko, the bride and groom to-wk p.trt in in Moth Xweddingf' The ceremony was performed by Reverend O. B. Himes. I 2' 0111 all cl mlm NP' Mm my-Q-1-muy! .7605 glarnecl Weir .fdwarvld VARSITY A'l'lilDi li. limtlietti, D, Ci.1,i1l, Ll. Shotts, B. Fletcher, john Bell Al. Hockenberry. SFC- UND ROW? Ci. V.irl1ol11, li. Connell, C. Pompelin, T. Hollnmn, A. Niznil-c, M. Brown Rankin, ll. juliette, Mr. Addlemgm, W. Parks, Lydic in-at picturetll. OlfFlCIliRS V - 4 AWARIDS Sl2A'l lili: U. Vgirlmln, Al. -luliette, .I. Hockenberry, jimhn Bell SliCfONl7 ROW li, llroclietti, D. Gaul, j. Shotts B. Fletcher President -lohn Bell Vice President G. V1lfl1l5l.l Secretary F. Colo Treasurer F. Brochetti yi., JM SAL, fa., Q96 N, Frick, bl. Fabian, D. Hockenherry, N. Clawson, Flickinger, H. Varhola, F. Turok SENIOR CHIEIERLEADERS the football cheerleaders. and all types making the requirements An outstanding group ar and basketball games is the Through mud, rain. storm, of weather we find them games more lively. The these girls had to meet in order to bc- coine cheerleaders were personality, voice, poise, posture, and gracefulness. Miss Cowen is their advisor. have certainly done a fine job this year. These girls -loan Nancy SENIOR GP Z 6:10 R, VUliiteman, S. McCoy, K. A. Goserti, M. L. Patterson, L. Uoarts, j. Fcdock Q Q56 YN f if 9 0 Q11 M J ' J, M W WN 3 ' w M ' -RS Q 1 f ,, A Afvvfkagj f 4 J M x W 4 Q KN kg W 2 ' -:' 1:-A I 1 H'- ? '44: fd R gf, Y J '- 95 .. 5 u VN uv 1 V V ' Q 6. Q 5 'gf' fi 4. 6' Q Q I s Q 1 h W sis 45' 3 ., W 0 Jwww- I 4 L. 511 1- ' , 5' V- fi K V M' ?L. '7 A Mus Q - lla l In 9 fa 2 'Z 'fu 3 N: 2 Q 'Q Qi 2 Q NE es 'K r- A gigs as f- gi , ' -E'5EEf' ' ff ' L C Our football season opened this year with everyone hoping we would win all the games but thingspclidnt turn out so good,We still give the boys credit for trying and wish the team better luck next year. We also hope more of the unclerclassmen will com Q .-D A.: O O i-.4 bw rd tto pl OL1 UIUIC CCZIDS. tof SS UCCC S this year wish uated rad 8 ow be wh . -1 The seven lettermen guide! .gzinrf ana! CMM R. Fletcher, 'E J. Shorts, gb 0065 G. Varhola, S.V. 13 S.V. 0 S.V. 12 S.V. 12 S.V. O S.V. 0 S.V. 7 S.V. 26 S.V. 0 S.V. 21 FOOTBALL SENIORS D. Gaul, Rimersburg Washington Homer Ciry Elders Ridge Freeport Bell Twp. Salrsburg Zellienople Sykesville W. Parks Twp. Reclbank Valley COACHES AND MANAGERS Brochetti, 6' 06,60 'Q Hockenberry, Ammerman, Sibley,- Varhola, juliette J. Bell .. mtg f t ?!MfAouf E055 OU LIU? VARSITY BASKETBALL W., gow fi ,. in i 4, I ' f-.,.,' ii-f ' 3 +L SV SV S.V SV SV SV SV SV SV, SV SV SV .I Eg, , .HS .IIS .Hb .Hb .HS .IIS .IIS .IIS ILS. .Hb .HS .ILS -I. Iiell, C, Pompeliu, F. I-Iuduk, T. Hellman, R. Maytus, R. Fletcher. W. Long, W. ml. Frnncheschi, Trunzo, A. Niznilc, R. Fetcenko Marion Center Kurtis City K Marion Center Clymer Punxsutuwney Kitrns City Alumni 'Dayton iSillISI3llI'g 45 5l 58 55 72 63 45 59 45 'WLISlllIlgIi7Il Twp. 53 Elderton 'Iilders Ridge 56 34 SENIOR Fletch SCHEDULE 4' League Contests S.V.H.S. S.V.H.S. S.V.H.S. S.V,H.S. S.V.H.S. S.V.H.S. S.V,H.S S.V.H.S S.V.H.S. S.V.H.S. Rankin, 'Bell Township 'Apollo Franklin Twp. Dayton 'Sultsburg FWi1Sl1lIlglCJl1 Twp 'Elderton 'Elders Ridge 'Bell Township 'Apollo SENIOR Chas S.V.H.S. SENIOR Gus Punxsutawney SYAUH SAUHAJ .Silaf ggi! jk' jltlll? 1 JUNIOR VARSITY R, l.llLkLlS, -I. Bull, XV, Cfmfr, R. Haggerty, S. Hockenberry, Pricsras, M. Slovinsky, R Smirlm, R. Somck, P. Turok, A. Znmperini, Yusko, N. Buffone And there they GO f' 1 ' L,-is Wuxi K... 4-slli '-'--I Jn- Mi iQ x Z It 3 5 Jr .A ' F KAI Daw - c Yin I HUGE fl yn R ,J ,H --r , Y 1-F' xx TW A 5 X 2 ,, .yn 4? ' ff s 6 ' ILM II ,1 . we .......... 'R R I f' S.. ' M MQ, ..... is N 'Q -W 4' S, ig, 1 I f . . ,-bln' 1'-'N fx M ' is l Q, xx! j is ,Q mm xf ' N S- -1 1 8' 4 H -1 0 NA ' 4Q . :1,,,qqFgE Z Ak , H, q xg ..,,.. ,Jr , is ov S' , I v ' -1'-ii ual -D-xo -:D as M-- ' - s - -.. - R , - li. if A 1' 5' , gg - KX .TG it '. V' ' , .. JW -'.v:. 1- ' fn .. V, ,nt M i k m 4 6 4, 4 0 11 wg 4 fi? ,- iff? a f , 1 f. 5 1 f' AW X rg, Gy X r -241, f JR' --J we .0 - ' 5 AQ af vga , UW ' ic I f 13 COACH sv H5 qw U., .g.g.3.g.q.g.,g.q.,g.g.g.5.,g.q.g.I.14.14.q.1.g.g.q.q.g.q. . .Kg.,g,q., ., ., ., . 1-um-1-1-we-Tm-4--1-m-a-Tm-1-4-4-cr-ax-4-a-a-cm-4-m-nl-Tx-rx-rx-fx-a-a-cm-a-cz-Q-s-cz-1-1-T1-a-4-4-u-Tx-Nc-Nc 1 g 1 1 4 1 gg CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 19544 .BEST WISHES TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY ...of... SHANNOCK VALLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DICKEY and SGRO 'muck ANU sus orsnxrons -UMM xl-Cl I-il J'C xlwl Ll d xl Rl xl xl GN!-CI-ilu!-ul-Ll-Ll-Ll-G-dui-xl-k!'G'LI'Ll'K'd'0'd-J'I-J-J'Jul'J'J 3'uI'd'J ! I'd-nl-K'G-'I-3 1 al 1 xl xl CI G Cl Cl 1 J 1 1 J EDWARD'S FUNERAL HOME 31 l .Main Street New JILIGCICICIJJGIJGLKKLILKLI P H 3305 N E Ambulance. Service -Rural Valley, Pa: l I O l VVFNHWWWWWWWWDWWDWWDDWUWWWWWWWWUWDDUWVVDWWWWWWDWUWDDUDDWDWWWDDWWWWDUDWDWWUDDWDUWWWWWDDWDWUUI ? ? ? ? fr as 3 Compliments of NAT'0NA'- BANK RAYMOND A. zsicusn Rural Valley, Pennsylvania INSURANCE ' BONDS ? 3 Notary Public 7 Income Tax Returns Phone 2-231 - RuraIValIey,Pa. . . .aIso. . . MEMBER OF McHENRY G- PAINTER, INC. INSURANCE - BONDS 236M ktSt t - K'tt ' ,P. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3 or e ree I anmng Q Q: IGGGGKGGGGGGGG0G4GGWWWHGRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG E DpgpppgbDpnbnvnnvpvDnnnnvpnppnpnppnnpvnnvvn 3 ee Compliments of Compliments of RURAL VALLEY LUMBER MOORE'S FOOD MARKET COMPANY 3 sf ? 'J Headquarters for your CHARLES D. MOORE 3 Y 1 A LUMBER, MILL WORK, AND 'P BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Q Rural Valley,' Pennsylvania 'P 3 ' Phone 2-613 ? Phone 2-214 'P G Rural Valley, Pennsylvania The Church Is Your Spiritual Home ATTEND THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE REGULARLY THE CHURCHES - of the SHANNOCK VALLEY DISTRICT WG-fl-Cl-GI-il-G'fK'tl'Cl'G'4I-41'CI-Clffl-CI-C141-CI'Cl'Cl'CK'C!'LI'CPG-CI'CK-Cl-CI-LIII!IlllCI.l3CI11xK8CI'3lGifllliilllilllitlilliIIIIICIIIJIIIKIIKKJLILIGGII E 6 R TELEVISION Q? ? SALES AND SERVICE KlNc's REXALL nnuc s'roRE ll0 South Water St. Kittanning, Pa. 436 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 444441-G41'Cl-C'fl'!l-il'C'fI'iI-ibilffl'fl'CI'lI'G'fI'G'G'G'Ll'C! CI'Cl'il'G'CI'G-CPC! C! G GSQPG G CI CK G G CI VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Branch No. 88 - Rural Valley, Pa. IN ADDITION TO SOCIAL BENEFITS we have LIFE, ACCIDENT and SICKNESS PLANS For You and Your Family FOR INFORMATION CALL: RuralValley-3734 or 2583 2 6 5 2 'I 2 2 Q mi : In 'E 1 Q O 2 fax? PII? 104 OES 0 2 2 2 1 f P ZZ Z 3 -4 : 'U 11 za 5 HSS Q S302 lo -E'I,': by -lo Q -my - ow,- 5 r- -Cl 'G 'G -G'kl'Cl'CI 'CDG -G 'CPG 'CDGSCI-Chl!-G '? 9 '? -Gil-Cbfl-G'G-G-Ll-G-G'CK'G-C!'G-Gfil-fl'G-G CI KJJCIII Rural Valley, Pennsylvania I Cl G CI 0400 CI'Cl'sl'J'I'Ll'xlwl-Cl'Ql'4I-Cl'xK'Kl'xI'ul'lI'C.l'Ll LI R 4 'D'D'I D'D'D-D17-D-D I L t I D'D'D'I-D'D'I T-I-I'Y'I'I-D'F'1 D'I'Il f f I r in r xv p iw my r pa i li D' FMD' D' D' WD' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D' D'D' D' D' D' D' D'D'D' D'D' D- D' Ii' D- P- D- D- D- D- D- 13- 9- iw-'gn yi- pw- p. 1. y. D. fi. p. p. 5, p. 7. jiqup. 9. 15. ji. p.p.fi.p.ji. p. p. p. 9. fy. fm. p. fi. p. D.p.y.53.3y.p.y,. gi. 9. D. 13.1 DOUDS APPLIANCE STORE ' GEORGE'S BODY SHOP RAoio and TELEvisioN lete comp J. Douds, Pl'Op. Phone 28 - Plumville, Pa. PAINTING ,-1 VVELDINCL Phone: Rural Valley 3828 Q? Nu lVline, Pennsylvania - Plione: 2-564 If D D D D D'D DID D D D D D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D D D F D D D D D D D D D D D :D D D D D D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-F-P'F-I-IN-jx-9.D.,3.p.p.p.p.p.p.D.D.y, D C l' i 0 'l 1'm S of LAVOSKEY ELECTRIC ssnvics SH I G. E. Electric Appliances Automatic Gas Heaters HVVQ Grow Nlost of Qur Own Flowers P0'f1?SUPP eS FwimbingASuppIiFs iring ateria s Plwne Rural Valleb' 5829 Radio and Television Service Ph 3-242 R IV II . Plumville, Pa. one um 0 ey' pa I I I T I D D D'D'D'D'D'D'FWD'D'D'D'D-D-DD-D-p.D.9.p.5.yup.v.D.,3.D.p.D.D.9.U.D.D.9,D,I VALLEY SERVICE and SUPPLY 'ini Compliments of fs 5 . VALLEY FEED 8' GRAIN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Ricliarcl UDicl4,' Neal Q? AAA FAMOUS NlAS'l'lfR MIX FEEDS 'P Towing Service 'P 'I W . . . . Quslom Grinding ancl Mixing Q Phone 2-721 - Rural Valle Pa. Q I Yaresboro, Pa. Friendly Servicel' Ph0HC1 RV574l -a-a-0-o-ca-4-a.cm.a41.4.4.q.tm.a-tx-a-a-im-a-a-4-4-tx-tx-tx-if-if--1-tm-ax-ci-u-s-nm-is-Lx-is-4-4-is-u-ti-u 1 4-tm-4-as-s Q 4 s x-ti-Lx-ti-A-m-ti-4-uc-4-4-a-4 i i 4 4 is-Lx-tx-a-1.x-is is is cc aa 'P T SEE M Shannock Park - Dine and Dance Andy and Charlotte Jewart Fffmk Frolu, Pro. for all your HDVQ Specialize in Fine Foorlsl' lNSURANCE NEEDS Route 85 Between Rural Valley Phone 2'l 89 PGhn0tlilem3o5n6O2 Rural Valley, Pennsylvania -c:-tm-i-,c-um-a-it-cm-tx-cx-at-It-G-u-rx-it-a-fm-Q-tt-rr-It-tx-It-ct-tc-4-4-a-tx-s-tcmc-1-.4-In -ti-tc-it-cr-it-at-J-it-im-ti-tm-It-It-It-It-It-It-.4-It-tg-ft-4-.4-L4.4.4-t4-ri.,i.rm-f4.r4-i-i-4-.4-It-ti-,i-tt-ti BANK YOUR MONEY . . . at . . . THE ARMSTRONG COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Kittanning, Pennsylvania Member: FDIC CCKlIICKKCIKIK!iK!iCKLKIllllKLlJl1!!lid QUlNN'S HARDWARE KITTANNING HILANDS Phone 43-O6ll A MONAD PAINTS Varnishes Sporting Goods Hardware Plumbing Supplies TOYS Open Evenings Free Delivery x1-ti--c-uc-It-In-tx-c-a-1.1m i i I 1 ta cl as tx Cc-G-ct-tm-a-ci-4-s-fl-fx 3 'W I. Comp :ments of P. J. OESTERLINC Cr SONS Dayton, Pa. - Phone 36Rl I CUSTOM GRINDING and MIXING Delaval Milkers and Freezers ELMER ELKIN, Manager 11111111111111-1-1-1-11-1-1 1-11.1111-1-11-11-11-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 Complimvnls of AU DLEY C. LASHER GENERAL STORE Phone: Rural Valley 37-81. Hughesville, Pa. MOORE'S HARDWARE FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHINGS Everything in Hardware CROSLEY ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 2-521 - Rural Valley, Pa. Phone 22 - Plumville, Pa. I J I I LK I CI J G C 'IHC'K'IK'G'LI'xl-CI'J'G'Ll'xl'Ll'G'1'1'Cl'4I J'kl'UK C K K Ll I il-tl'G'I1'G'G'll'll'G SMITH APPLIANCES Philco Sylvania Easy Maytag Tappan Bendix Sales and Service Phone 3-77l Rural Valley, Pa. dill! J!IKKK-I-T-IW-C'l'IKICKKITKLKIIKIKCKSlilllllllllllkldf Compliments of PAUL KIRKPATRICK Sporting Goods - Luggage - Award Jackets and Sweaters l3O East Jefferson Street Butler, Pa. I Y P EI D P Y Y il F'P'D'D'D'D'F'iP'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'l l7'D'D'?'D'D'P'I F Y D'D'D'D'lr'l5'D'f7'f Compliments of PETER'S CHEVROLET Yatesboro, Pa. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ua 4 O Q 5 I 5 6? W 6 Ga rn 5 0 Q Gi rl1 5 Z fi 5 O A C4 O 6? in A .l G? Q 6' U 'f' G b G? l 6 G Z a. .4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 G DUDQWDY5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 O 2 3 T: .Z r E 2 fr 2 E 5 6- o 3' a, , e 5 5 Q? 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 15 Q um FJ 5 E. CL E3 g-Q xl O 3 18 G 3 E. G CL O W C In E Z In W C 1 9. 4 9. 5' 14 'U P TD 3' C 3 G NJ FJ QD N 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5a 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 as an an 5 an an aa as as G' , as as 5 an aa as 43 5 5 WUQWUUUVU Dvbvbbbvb in 5. ia ai c- 5 4. an an aa aa ii aa as is ai da 6: ai is Es is is an an as as as ai ci an ca ca .- ca an ca aa az 6: az as sz an Kittanning, Pennsylvania 5 JIM'S SERVICE STATION DI MAIO'S SUPERMARKET GOODYEAR 2 GENERAL TIRES AND BATTERIES 2 MERCHANDISE as Tire Recopping by Electric 5 Q Nu Mine, Pennsylvania Phone 2l32 Rural Valley, Pa. 2 951 A Ph 4 2 one cr cr cx cr cr cz nz cx u a LK ax cr a cr tx cr ax a cr a-a-3-a-cm-a-4-a cz cz ca u cz a a a ex cr cr CI a ci a-tx-a-cm-tx cs cx cm a a 1 41 a cm-cr-cm 4-4-tc-tc-4-4-4.4.M.4.4.4.4.4.4.,.,.M.M.G.u,u,u,a,q,a LERNERS SERVICE STATION 5 E'N5TE'N ff CAMPBELL MOBlL E uKiHanning's M9ll'S Sloren GAS and ou. 2 Gnd R. D. No. 2, Kittanning, Pa. E Botany HSOOH Clothes 'F FOR MEN Phone 42 8057 2 as . . . 5, Klttannlng, Pennsylvania 2 in-v-1:-in-in-is-n v nw in in an in in n n v in an in n sw --M-mv-v-in-11 n an D'D'D'D-D'D-D-D-D'D-0'D'D'2D'D'D'D n an v an an D xv in xv rv M-p.p.p.y.,.,.,,.,l.,.M.,l.,,.,..,.,,,,, ,, ,W D D M ,N 9 D p F D a. fa . Compliments of ci Complimenls of 9 PALILLA S MARKET E PENNANT COMPANY COMPLETE 2 Big Run, Pa. -Jefferson County FOOD MARKET 2 lwanufacturers of Felt and Chenille Awards - Letters Phone 3-7Ol Yatesboro, Pa. E. Emblems ' Banners ' CUPS v-v-v-n- rn 'IN s-rn 29. 2,75 ,.,,m .Wo -12? fD I5 mm ggn ...S :,.. m::,' Q4 3: S33 39. 9? L17 ID 279. -Wi-E CJ 3 CL l'G'i!'G'G'G'Cl'G'G644141'G'G'G'4I'4l'Cl'xl'il'kl'Cl'C!'G'G'G'll-KK'Cl'l!-CH!'Gul'WG'ul-G-CK-il-lK'll'Cl-ll'Cl-G'CgQl'd'Ll'iI'kl'LK'tl'tK-Gu!'dd'G'xl'G'al'Ll'LC'tC'LK'G-R-IDG-tl-xl-ul-'V--I-IDCPCI-Il-d'd'xC'll-I-'C-'I-if-sh 'll Compliments of a friend PETER CALARIE GEORGES WATCH REPAIR SHOP RD. 1, Rural Valley, Pa. Phone 3088 A. B.Millen BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I954 BOYER STUDIO Phone 3522 Rural Valley, Pennsylvania uQsCuC-Q4-Q-C.Q-Cl-Q-41.41.Q.Q.Q!.Q.q.Q.g.q.q.Q.g.q.Q.Q.3.g.g.g.g.3.4.q 3 3 G G J G G G G G G Q AUTHENTIC STYLES . . . Cll' . . . POPULAR PRICES ABE N. COHEN Reliable Family Oulfiltern 'I-.l'd'CI-iw!-Cl'kl'CI'll'CklxlillxillfltlklflliLIKJCKIIQILIIILIJJGLKGKJUKJLICICPGCI ANSLEY 6' ZIMMERMAN Plumville, PennsylvOr1iCI PONTIAC - CHEVROLET Complete Automotive Service Phone 27 'x '9 'T -'JPG-'3'il'tl'G'CK'CK'3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 'G'xK'l1'G-G'Cl'G'fl'G'CK'fl'G 'il-G '? 'Gdfil-G-G-Gril 'G CU! 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DALE MARSHALL INSURANCE SERVICE Beyer, Pennsylvania BEERS MARKET Rural Valley, Pa. - Phone 2-333 BART'S INN Rural Valley, Pa. - Phone 2-332 CARSON'S FUNERAL HOME Rural Valley, Pennsylvania PLUMVILLE DRY CLEANERS Plumville, Pennsylvania DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP RuralValley,Pa. - Phone 2-I42 SAGAMORE RESTAURANT A. L. Hogson, Mgr. Sagamore, Pa. - Phone 2-673 MARSHALL'S GARAGE Plumville, Pa. - Phone I6R2 LAUSTER'S GARAGE Rural Valley, Pennsylvania PASSERINl'S SALES SERVICE Yatesboro, Pennsylvania McCOLGlN'S MARKET Rural Valley, Pennsylvania WlSOR'S TAVERN Nu Mine, Pa. - Phone 258i BOYER'S POTATO CHIPS RuraIValley, Pa. - Phone23I4 T. C. TEMPLETON - BARBER SHOP ' Rural Valley, Pennsylvania W. F. SNYDER -INSURANCE Rural Valley, Pennsylvania R. F. MlLLER'S SONS Rural Valley, Pa. - Phone2664 I. 1. . -1. ,. . 1. . . I. w. . . I. -. . I. I. N. I. 1. 1.1.55.y,.1t.9.y.,y,,,,,y,p,D,p,D,D. AAA CLUB OF ARMSTRONG COUNTY Kittanning, Pa. - 339 Market St. ADAMS JEWELERS H. H. Weylman Bldg. - Kittanning PATTERSON'S HEATING 8. PLUMBING Kittanning, Pennsylvania WOODIE'S FLOWER SHOP Kittanning, Pa. - Phone43-I89I JOHN D. NAGY, SR. Prop. of the Liberty Theater - Rural Valley JACK AMMERMAN Used Farm Machinery Rural Valley, Pennsylvania RICHARD P. ENTERLINE Piano Tuning and Rebuilding R. D. W4 Punxsutawney, Pa. - Phone I779W DAILY LEADER TIMES Kittanning, Pennsylvania GREENDALE TAVERN Route 85 - Kittanning R. D. 35 SILVER DOLLAR INN Plumville, Pennsylvania ENTERLlNE'S GENERAL STORE Sinclair Service - R.D.1f2 Dayton, Pa. MAXlNE'S Kittanning, Pennsylvania DISTRIBUTOR - MERCHANDISE - MACHINES Glen Gillette 612 Rebecca Avenue - Wilkinsburg, Pa. BRUCE'S INN Kittanning, Pa. - R. D. 32 SECRIST'S BROTHERS Sagamore, Pennsylvania .14 igroclucfion of we .SZ-waneei requires more than the time and talent of students . . . to the many individuals who helped create this book, the Staff extends its sincere thanks . . . to Mr. Boyer of Boyer's Studio for fine photography . . . to the teachers and students who willingly or unwillingly cooperated in any way . . . to Mr. Thomas J. Addleman, our' piincipal, for his permission in securing advertisements . . . to Mr. Paul Uhron, our faculty advisor, whose patient and understanding counsel, guided us throughout the year . . . and to the ADVERTISERS without whose cooperation there could have been no SH-NVAN-EE go the thanks and appreciation of the CLASS of 1954. The Staff r N Q xx mm E ' 1 fx MNT' WN P+ ,M 5? ,W lf' Q' , if W My W W V' J' lu V l N 4 ' w . A 1 4 XJ ww vi My N- 'A W M ZE.sf:2fi:gf2.2fi A W WX Sf 6e f-52:5 ff? WJ wi .ghxxqxf fffffif J UHIHIBOORHOUSE Q, mm ,dc had J 43 2 Wm V: N A 4: MQ-fgiif.. 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