Shenango High School - Tomahawk Shen Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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First Row: Karki, Yoho, Brown, Spaniel, Kelly, Brown, Welker, Menfzer, Weisbaker, Yarema, Pree- nar, Beesell. Second Row: Sciola, Carson, Shelenberger, Arnold, Kelley, Calquhoun, Vitto, Brown, Aiken, Sanford, Mrs. Morrison. Third Row: Klstka, Stroud, Baker, Locke, Robinson, Sillman, McCracken, Dral, Glorioso, Wilson, Moore. Foixth Row: Mr. Houk, Parks, Boughter, Fombelle, Burick, Mayee, Watkins, Houk, Allen, Aiken, Bowman. Fifth Row: Buchanan. McCollough, Morrone, Hobel, McCandless, Brest, Hay, Delanzo, Hartman, McClintick, Bockius. Sixth Row: Comstock , Kalsjsinen, Bockius, Visinski, Bslr, Nevman, Daugherty, Cowan, Carson, Cowley, Shoaff. Seventh Row: Book, Parks, Pearson, Lechner, McConahay, Irvine. Anderson, Gentsy, Belts. Hogue, Hanna. Eighth Row: Vance, Toney, Marks, Zak, Shaffer, Shaner, Moyer, Davis, Wisherman, Newton, Stiefel. SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh grade, numbering ninety is composed of students from Shen- ango and Castlcwood. Home Room teachers are Mrs. Morrison and Mr. Houk. A trip to Pittsburgh, sponsored by the Post-Gazette, held in December proved to be the event of the year. At 5:30 on Saturday morning, they left on the three Smeal buses for their trip. When they got to Pittsburgh, a breakfast was served to them. During the day they went sight seeing many places of interest, the airport. Buhl Planetarium, the zoo, museum, Phipps Conservatory, and the Old Fort Black House were visited. Lunch and supper were served to them also. Toward ti e close of the trip, a show, Kid from Cleveland , was enjoyed by all. All came home late and very tired from a very interesting trip. — 24 —

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Left to Right, First Row: Munnell, Collins, Moore, Proch. Second Row: Welker, Fell, Koscinski, Perdue, Henderson, MeIlrath, Benson, Bober, Cochrsn, McCsndless, Mrs. L. Balik, Matthews. Third Row: Johnson, Loeffler, Pettit, Pear son, Kilch, Hackett, Anderson, Dean, Vance. Foirth Row: Trimble, Houk, Gibson, Alford, Mentzer, Earl, McKee. Fifth Row: Paton, Moyer, St. John, Clark, Robinson, Weyrick. BAND The band, under the direction of Mrs. L. Balik, presented many fine perform- ances at the football games this year, and also participated in the New Castle Armistice Day Parade. Members in the band include: FIRST TRUMPET: FIRST TROMBONE: First Clarinet: John Trimble Don Stroud Joanne Johnson Sonny St. John Paul Bober Betty Ann Alford SECOND TRUMPET: Clair Hobinson Lloyd Houk Don Cochran SECOND TROMBONE: Roger Earl Joanne Henderson Bill Gibson SECOND CLARINET: Buena McDrath Eleanor Benson Barbara Pettit THIRD TRUMPET: Glen Moyer David Dean Leonard Clark PERCUSSION: Russell Mentzer Joe Koscinski David Hackett Third Clarinet: Jerry Perdue Dale Feil John Vance Saxophone TUBA: Shirley Loeffler Baritone Horn: Robert Kelch John Paton Ralph Welker Phil Weyrick FLUTE: David McKee Clara McCandless DRUM MAJORETTE: Beverley Collins MAJORETTES: Eleanor Proch, Peggy Moore, Mary Ix u Munnell