Southmont High School - Panorama Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)
- Class of 1958
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i i ,vastscrzptlng 3 A F'R:Nc.1.4 91-ubtur Tom 'Ffzoclvcx basf' Sgdgg or p-lurfloil JQYU RICKIGRUGH' Cuv-651' RCD H5 FD D LINT' k Meg-r L tLy Succeeb Xvx X v ER Sa WAX gkxxx lab JRNET nbgfb UN 1-Hf I81' Emu. wncuez Ml Ivy , Luc-ac For l95B nmzv M057 ,-eg, xX X N Gutzzl PROM T Lmon Der-mme btbf Plcunt Canon! popyl Lquqesf HMR nk U oN MCC QC - AH TO as Q V. K - : T , f T H ,Nxt AX. B N, P HCI,-:nm Hawfw- ' E ' -Y Q ' K xl. ' 1 Q 'W X ' ' I HE., L 1 T nf- X U l f F X 1' -c Mrs. Mary Rothrock llrtttc xllfrlffl Fclacwl Nllfrf llL'fLlll ix ilu- x'il.rl iwizwirl of bliss. glix Mr. Arthur Steele Mathematica Scicnrc Freshman Clrws A harcl hcginning mnkcili :1 good ending. ,A gf if i n 1' A --MX, F 1 G51- 'X Ai -em. S, X- Mrs Mary Wissler Health G11' Plix kicil lqflllCIl1f'1'l G X X Chcrrlr iflin Txcrx min is tho hmlclrr OI 1 temple mllcd hr vodw Mr Jack Yoder l huiidl lclnc 111 1 I rlustrial -Xrtx Athletic Cmch Bow H hhx Club fl nn impo 1 L xx ,- xullin hc'1rt Mr Frederlck Thornton Nlilhcmwtic Qumran 111 Q c I ol rcclxonin is ,ua- Q-... 'E Pl Mrs. Dorothy Hindman Homemaking, General Science Future Homemakers of America Cookery is become a scienceg an art. Miss Sara Key French, Latin Senior Class, Y-Teens, Year Book Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today, sv H ,hK'7 'ff L, X, Miss Joan Mack Music Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Mr. john McCutcheon History, Civics, Guidance Sophomore Class, Key Club, Assistant Coach It matters not how a man dies, yr '1 .i-LLIQM -A -M: ,.-3.1, .., J- A Jw. D :V -31' ' 1 but how he lives. 4. Miss Margaret Lambert English, Speech Junior Class, Forensics 'You can never plan the future by the past. hauoriug the ' ' W7 lf ff 's swf K xl --ri X X' . Xxx ' , ' 93:1 .i . ' ,.w'L-.'f'.t2J?L4alz rw Mrs. Nell Galbraith Art No man can lose what he never had. r- '-Mil FHCULTU rs. 'il Q. fi S., KSN I , l r g r W Mrs. julia Caples Librarian and History t'There is no easy road or ready way to knowledgef' Miss Violet Carver Mrs. La Rue Fleckenstein Geography, Social Studies Seventh Grade, Girls' Hobby Club Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. Business Education, Personal Typing Eight Grade, Panorama jr. Our business is be good and happy today. W -. ., 1 if '. Miss Joanne Hartle English Junior Dramatics, Senior Play Wit and wisdom are born with a man. 'W'e know nothing of tomorrow Mr. Wilbur C. Wolf Supervising Principal xlenis of Democracy. Family RL-lzltiolis lxn xxlwlgc ls inure than cc lnivah-in li lUl'lXK', Mrs. Cecile Horner Oliice Secretary Mr. Thomas Kochuba High School Principal Chemistry, General Science Student Council Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. 'WP' xx.,-3'5,,,+ ,XJ ll Al A ,.,, ,,f-'V' ,f-'f fllzibiting SIR LS' HTHLETICS Officers: Gcorgiz11111a Dc11k-fntvifivfzl, Mrs. XYisslc1'-11r17z'1.wV, Ha1'l1z11'a Ycuct -51IrfIary-lrca.vzn'c1', Barham Laiclig -zfifv-frcxidcnt. lfirsl ww: Mary 1.1111 C111111i11gl1:1111, Sandy 1Xrc'u1'i, Joyce Ilobson, 5111111121 l.uxx1s. 511011111 1'f1w: Czxml Ilgutkmwlci, Pcggy jf111Q4, Kz11'C11 liullw, l.11111sc ,XrIz11114, I.111rlz1 Hwllislulx ,lame l111l111ff, Susan Sl11bu1'. H:11'l1:11':1 l.:11cl1g, f2w114giz11111:1 Ik-11k, 'I'l1i1'd www: Esther Mcllmwcll, Sllbllll Iiwylv, IR-gp Stzxhlcr, I'11lly flullikcly jean Fo11dClicr, A111111 Xxwfifllll, lifllllf' Xusx, lflninc Cover, jwzm Yizziui, Linda Lewis, I1:11'11:11'z1 X'L'llL'l. 1h vfft' :R - 1. 1' 1 . f 4. . 1 4 ' I XS. 4 X ,,-wx !l , Hkjr. v ,xr - N Q., K -il f ...pl ,Lf 'J AX- 4111 new .4...,.,4 N rs VViS5lCT-tIii'Z'f.X'0I', Elaine Cum Kathy NIISS-.Ylllfkffifllfl'S. demonstrating fha CHEERS J. V. CHEERLEADERS FirSt naw: Sully ITurm'Il. Connie III1 lzoff, Rocky Moors. Second row: Karon Horner, Karon Mnonly, Kathy Alu-lc. XYinniv Tvi- telhnum. First row: Gary Volbers, Art Jones, Earl Wagner, Richard Krouse, Charles Howell. Second row: John Hess, Jim Williams, jim Kovalik, Frank Goldsmith, Richard Meltzer, Arnold RaHel. Third row: Denny German, VVally Eckstein, Tom Bondy, Bob Greenwell, Larry Rodgers, Doug Custer, Barry Neuman. Fourth row: Gary Horner, Ron Good, Rich- ard Horner, Larry Dick, Mike VVi11iams, John Brickner. re-viewing BHSHETBHLL X 7 fx. 44 ...-4, ..!' is . -... A.. . 'fx ,i .- ' , V X P' fzfx- 'f ' -it fx X Q Coach Yoder D ecember December D ecember D ecember January January january January January January January February February February February 6 10 17 19 8 10 14 17 21 23 28 4 7 11 18 Franklin 29 Forbes 57 Femdale 66 Forbes 59 Adams Twp. 60 Dale 53 Blacklick Twp. 66 Beaverdale 67 Laurel Valley 60 Central Catholic 79 Laurel Valley 60 Dale 67 Blacklick 74 Beaverdale 70 Central Catholic 78 Managers: Tom Froehlich, Martin Mitchell, Ken Meueely, Blaine Car- penter. Q en.. Coach McCutcheon 4,- f fbi y,5ljE'K uit, 5 g,,,51s:sANK,li,, F? WR B Y. 1 W 'M-f , -at ,..p s .,- in me 'fl bf. 4' , .' -f X N- fi, ' Y ' Yu. A . .s., ia. i tv 4 ,ex ' Q TAX ' rf ' '. N4 Front row: Glenn XX agner, Eugene Lainliert. Back row: Martin Mitch- ell, Daniel XX Lrtz tkneeliiigl 'loni ,,- Froehlieh. 4 'nl fvfms - First row: Toni Rmidy. Charles Howell. Toni Lewis. Ilolm linrst, ,liin XYillianis, Stewart Jones, Earl XYag- ner, Dick Cook, .Xrt ilones, Barry Ghezzi, Richard Kroiise, 'lioni Snyder, Second row: David Fiirst. Bob fireenwell, llzirry Neuinan, Denny German, ,liin Zim- inerinan. ,lim Rodgers, .-Xrnold Raffel, Richard Horner, l.ai'ry Rodgers, llill lanies, XYally Eekstein, Don Replogle, Third row: tiary Horner. Larry Dick, ,lohn llriekner, lllaine Carpenter, Dave XYillianis, Ken Men- eely, ,lake llownizin, john Hess, Chuck Chiodo, Jim Rt-gaii, Mike XYilliains, Gary Volbers. re-calling fumsau A-' The tiolden Tigers exhibited a never-say-die lirzincl of play this season. They were in every gaine all of the way and kept lighting right up to the linal whistle. lt is always hard to he a good loser, but the teain displayed good sports- nizinship and that old 5outhinont spirit even though they dropped six games. 'ff -we CHARLES HOWELL .dxf DICK COOK Yu TOM LEWIS TOM SNYDER STEWART JONES ,....f EARL WAGNER uk BARRY GHEzz1 X BOB FURST NN Ni' va ADM' .f 4. ' , , U-an W fb K .J , xv XX , X -4 E l Csf h is Y X N I . . 3 l . s A V :riff Vw 1- mf , k K , xg Y J C I ff' 9 7 T if ' V 'a 'A Q'fIss!'Lv 5, 'f nf, L, .s- , ,iff 65 ' I m I jose-ph Blfwh Qx -Q H : ' Ig? Ai o ,1 V U 0 N U0 5 I H f'-P d fi I V E, LJ ' I-'ipl lmwg ,Mm xlflflliiv Irig Yizziuiy IlgilyLuws1Ql1c1', lilllvl Hurllc, frnlllic llllllillf, Bafbilril COVCY, Simdlil limrl .XHlit'lIj, 'll-rry XX':1lIxcr. HHI'C1ChL'lI lizmlm, IQHVCII .Xxkryg I'ZllIj Xlzuxlmum-5. -luy Sll14lL'HP:ikL'l', Nancy Wig- :nvfrrg lizrlhy IQ:L1l1iL'wM'1'gu'1', Lillftrljll Kklllilltj. SL-cmlrl VHXXI blflfkl' 'lhu1I1, MLll'lH:Ll XX vlldlc, lizum-11 Pulltl', I.ind:m 171111. Sllxznlm- lfrilz. lirmlwrlcy Ilurucr, -Indy -ILLIIIHIIIQ, Sllilll Cubrrmm, k,'I11l1'lL'IlC Iimw, Partly Mnrluy, Christine Sillfll. X-Ufffllifll ML-llxcr, llucky Moors. Third row: llzuicl Mcuccly, Ifllurm' l.IlH1hCI'I. Miki' Pcusingcr, Tom XYduc1', -lwlm Ilvswllwirx. lizlrcu ,'Xxkc5, Hub Grcvnwcll. IJMINM. lim-1-11 lmylr-, Su-plmqumig Iimrlsc, Iicvcrlcy lllzusk- I-HHH, Suszm jxmucs, Lucilc Mintkc11l1:1ugl1, Barbara Mc- firzlw, Hxvillllit' 'l'citclI+:mm, xfllflllii Kcim. Fourth row: Ilurlmrzr Kiuglvr, Czlrrll Klurphy, Knrcu Moonly, Ijoruthy Ilullcr, Czxrml l'ullL-11, Blrwilyrx Kuchmzxr, Peggy XYalkur, Kathy .-Xbclc, jzmct Turnmino, Sharcn Smith, Karen Horner. Maw Angle. ,Izumi Hume. Ilill Potter, Carolyn Chzmcy. Xliv Mzmck-41f1:'z',wr, Kathy Rathlesbcrgcr. 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Seated: Betty Lind, Carol Maze, Anne Wlilliams, Kath- rvn Locher Amy' Barbin D1ane Wendle Standmg Mrs H1ndman adzzsor Dorothy Moors Judy Mc Gran El1Z'3.bCtl1 Stlfller Alma Wflght V1rg1n1a Phxl hps Karen Keller Barbara Venet Kathy W'olf Georgl anna Denk B1ll1e Jean Mc bb1lllZiIT1S Llnda Langer Kathy Nuss Susan Doyle Joyce Dobson .N W1 lllyflflgllflllg Y sA 'Q cw ies 51.65, BOYS HOBBY CLUB Kneel1ng Phxlllp McAfee Larry Dick Dawd LCWIS Doug Custer B111 Bowers Bob James George Baker Standlng Mxke Pensmger Davld Meneely Rlchard Rem mger NI1ke Stlb1Cl1 Jeff Shafer Jack Han klnson Dave Bralher Mr Yoder-advzxor 11m Fonde11er Eugene Lambert Mac Angle Boyd Keller 11m Rodgers John Stlffler 'sill -1 uv GIRLS HOBBY CLUB Seated Susan Cobern Susan James Sharen Smlth Lmda. FFIIZ Peggy XValker Carol Murphy Stephanle Krouse Comme Itnhoff Carol -Xsltey Sandra H111 Barbara Rmgler Standmg Nancy 'Wlgmore Joyce Tomb Judy Janutas Susanne Frrtz Caro lxn Chaney Carol Pullen Joy Studebaker Nlartln Ketm Ann Mardls Mrs Flecken stem-adzzsor thmkmg of HE!! CLUB Officers Dllltlll 81111111 If fzvszdcnl R1Ll1:1r1l Kromc 51 0411111 Tom Lew 15 fvnszdcnt 'lom Snxder treasurer Fur 1 Lf I1 C rumxcll S1011 1r1 101 C R1d111d Ixrou C Poh Bs rlher Frank CO1dC1Tllf1'1 Denny Cream Xllfllll X11t1,l1L11 D1Il1111 51111111 Tom Lcvu 10111 Boudx Dau XX Crtz Tom Smder bruce X lfglll D011 XIcCl111tock Larrx Rodgers Q Q v. x I C N A Y 1 g - , . . . N, , . : D -1' U- ' , -1 .4 M. 1- 1 2 1 5 , . H - . From to back: Mr. BICClIlCIlE'O!1LiI!IT'l-541V, Donald Replogle, Bob Neff, Tom Froehlich, Bob ' s,'1 QU 'z '1S, ' 5,1 ':', '1 ' X L. AI . A . Q X' . K, . V ,, V' v Y 'W . J v. 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R1I11'X 1 11 1111111111 111111 A1llI'j' 5111111111-11, L:11w11111 1211111 X1 1111 1 11X 1111111011 1:11111 111111111'1',11z11'5' XL11111 LI11 1:11111, SQ1113' 11111'111', 1QlL'11ZlI'11 1111111 1 J1111 S11a11111: QQILIWJ1 1111111111 N1i1, 1711111 1 11115111 SZl11C1j' .X1'1'111'i, P11111 611111111-11 It x N11 1I:1r1J:11'L1 131111111 131111 111111111-11 1 111111 K1 NK -1211101 11111. 1.111151 .-1111411112 1 111 Il 1 1 S1:11111i11g: Xi11:1 '1'11i1111J:111111, 1.111111 1 5 111 Shibcr, 7110111 1 1'11c1111c11, 1JCllllj' 111131 Sealed: llffli Na-fit, 'Ibm limit-liliuli. ,lines lliekxilmzulgli, Kznhjl ,Xlrelig Arniilfl Kaffe Xlinnie 'l't-itellvzuun, liziry Yifll'w1's, Mary l.-lu Cunninghzun, ,lane linl1utY, tfrmwl Klan Nlllllfllllgl Xlr, lvwlilllui--i11l:'1.w1', liiulizilwl lxrriuse, l'.IlI'l Xlzigntr, lleizny lil't'CllC 'lim Sailor, llrlux' llvyilolfls, Tom lxuis. Ann Neff. ,loyue llolison, Czirlfl lillfl-0114 1llyt'l', ,lctf Slixifer, Oilicersg Earl XYagner -lrvuszfrer Richard Krfmuse-1'iL'u4f1'i'.ti4iC1zI, Bob Neff-Ntifiifrazi, Joyce Rickabaugl1- ruwctary. 114 :ting STUDENT CUUHCIL llob Neff, advised and guided by Mr, Kochuba. served as the capable president of Student Council and directed its attention to many new projects and problems. Que project called for a study to determine the advantages and disadvantages of having trafnc monitors in the halls, Also, the judging ballot for the election of cheerleaders was revised. The Lost and Found Department and the detention sheet again became the responsibility of Student Council commit- tees, This year, however, developing a code of conduct ii' became the chief undertaking of the groupi This was done in an etTort to improve the school life and the social life of Southmont students. infhf .gf ' ryyi S Ai nw tv '. li Firit rmv: 'llfm' .'xT'L'1lI'i, Milan- c1llI1I1i11glllf1lIl, Nanny XYi:11w1'n', Jury 'lxrunly IVR Yizziui. 'ICH-l'l'j' IiCIxNIk'ill, Xliw Cf:11'x'a'1'. Sc'f1v11rl Vwwi Mika' Pk'HNiIIQk'I'. liillllu-1Al1'x ll411'm'x'. ,lc-ffrvy SIIIL1-KT, H1511 Iivllnf. hlufly .llLH1il2lS, Suxzm l,'4+Tn'1'11, Sl1XIHHIt' I'1l'ill. 'l'l1i1'rl Vmvi I,11c'il1v Kliulkcm- lmzmgll, Su' 1l1zu1iu liwmw. lifl fllwzzi, C':11'wl Nlllrplwy. lim IQiningLr. IiIlI'L'II lbmlv. I:HllI'1l1 xwxx: 1 Vzlrwl Vnlllmw, Tim S:15lm', f2lL'I11I Xxvilgllvf, Ifugvm I.:m1I1m'1. 'IX-rry Rvgzm, 'llnn Mqurs. llzlvirl Kfwns, .Xllxmuj ,Iwhu Slifflxr, Rcmgvr IQL'iI1i1lQCI', mmm, mf EIGHTHS and SEVEHTHS First ww- Ann Mzmlia Tum XXX-her. CQZIYUIXII Clmmfy, -lwlm Owens, Kathy R:1Il1ICQbC1'gc'1'. Ilctty I.mx'sIcl1c'1', -ICVV5' Igumgcr, Hill l'u111'r. Vlzwk H:zukinw11. NVQ, Ifluckslcill. SUCUIIKI nm-' Hike Stihiclm, llllllj BI2lXK'hiI1l1L'j'. llzuvirl HI'IllliK'1', Kzwcn .Xxkvyg X'Cl'llI1iCZl Klcllzcr, Marllm XYL-mllc, flrclvlmx Hahn, Tcrric XX':1lkc1', Czuml Xukum, ,Im Smlmfll-hglkg-1-, 'l'l1i1-41 ,wm-3 Kgllrw I'w1lcr, Putty Marley, Marlin Zola, Hill Hullikcr. Szmrlm IJUINV11. Nlzmrllm KL-im. Ihvicl XIu11m'l5', .Izumi Hume, Mac Angle, Fmlrih ww: Riflmarrl RL'i1liH!L'l'. Suxzm -lzum-Q, .Incl Raffpl, VIILIIICQ I-lmdclicr, Rruu- RLj'llUldS, Dave NYcrtz, Slmrcu Smilh, Q-l1IlI'lCS Iflvwwcxwl IXIPSQIIII Ilnvinl Faylm. lifnmie Cwtcr. Panty GCiSt. an -'K .Ffa .-1... . First row: Dave 1.cwis, Becky Moors, Linda Fritz, Roh- 112111, Xyllllj' l'iCl'i4lk'lll, l'l1ili11 Mckft-e, 1i111 Rodgers, 5:111- L'l'lIl lfhlriclgc, lJi:111c l1l'Zllll, Sally BIITIICII, HLl1'lWZlI'I1 dr:1 11111, R1:1ril1'11 li:1cl1111a1', 1.fll'I'f 1-a11gur, Peggy B1L'fil'ZLXX', XX'i1111it- 'l'1.'i1elh:111111, C111111ic I111l111t'f, C1lllI'1CllL' XY:1lkc1'. lJi:111e llirfl. Charles Coolq, 111e Quinn, llorothy Rowe. C11ris11111- S111r1z. 101111 Pierre 11111114111-1111. llavc Butler, Kart-11 R111-11ly. 1711111111 row: Ar1111l1l Raffel. Furst, Mr. Steele. S1-cond row: Douglas Custer, Barry George linker, Mike XYilli11111s, lid Revaj, 1111111 Hess, Neu111z111, Bill -l2lIllLS, Beverly lllackforcl, Karen Horner. Sandy H:1111il11111, 1311111 f1cr111z111. Chuck Chiodo, Tom llonalcl Grihith, 1:111c1 Tu111111i1111, Kathy Ahelc, Ricl1:11'1l LOCllCl', Larry flick Richard lI4!I'llCl'. Bob Potter. Ab- f3l'L'L'llNYCll, l111rl1111'g1 Ri11g'l1Q-r, I:jlI'1111I'Q1 C11x'Ql', 111115 .lZiIllL'5, 581112 D1Cl'i xlllfplly, Rfnlillfl PL'1'I'y. 1JClllly C1Cl'lN?lIl, llill llowers, 'l'l1ird r11w1 171111 KlcGrcc- viewing the This year was one of many achievements for tl1e energetic freshmen, The V. cheerleading squad owed its all to tl1e pert, peppy girls of this class, and the athletic squads profited from the sportsmanship and skill contributed by the boys. School spirit was never lacking when the members of this class were around. They were ready to display their support for their scl1ool whenever tl1e occasion called for it-and for the rest of the-time as well. These freshmen ca11 be rightly proud of their accomplishments and can look forward to their next tl1ree years at Southmont if this year was any i11dication of what is to come for them. ,.. I A X W1 f ' -. -grv is if Othcers: Denny fleri11:111-f1'1-xiflrnzf, Kathy .-Xhele irr11.r1m'r, XX':1lly lickstein-2'11'1'Afrr1'111c11!, K:1rc11 Moonly svrrclary. ,ure mting tha SUPHUMUHES This year, the sophomores realized the true signiftcanee of their motto- To stars through difficulty. as they worked earnestly to better themselves and their school. The successful and efficient handling of a movie-dance and a jim-jam proved the ability of these sophomores and gave them an experience they will not forget. Green and white are the class colors, and the yellow rose its flower. Ohticersg Toni Ilciiidy-z'irt'-fu'v.riz1rn1, Susan Doyle - fI'CtIa'1tI't'I'. Larry Rodgers - f'l'C.Yl'dC7If Mary Lon Cnnningliain-xerrrfury. ,Gm S First row: Georgianna Dt-nk, Terrie Roberts, Virginia Phillips, Robert Greenxu-ll, jane Imhoff, Susan Doyle, Mary Lon Cunningham. Ifsther Mcllowell, John Hessel- bein, Donald Replogle, Ilarbara Yenet. Mr. Mcffntcheon. 50011111 row: Peggy Slahler, Kathy Nnss, Linda Langer, Elaine Cover, Billie jean MeXYilli:nns, Gary Yolbers, Larry Rodgers, Toni llondy, ,loyce Dobson, Susan Slnber, Louise Adanis, Peggy jones. Third row: Barbara Laidig, 'dunes-u-N-1 'ii'LB' Q mah, Q in ,Tidy im'-ncbi-wil if Martin Mitchell. Bruce Virgin, Cindy Alkire, Linda Lewis, Polly Galliker, joan Yizzini, Karen Keller, Jim Zirnnierman, Gary Horner, Ronald Good. Fourth row: Kathy XYolf, hlanieg Regan, -Inn XYillianis, Dave VVilliamS, jake liowinan. Ken Meneely, Ilan XYertz, Blaine Car- penter, john Brickner, janet Peck. Absent: Rose Celeste Cotroneo. l lil First row: Nancy Miller, Dorothy Moors, Carol Maze. Judy McGraw, Susie Hamilton, Anne XVilliams, Barbara Baker, Sandy Arcuri. Miss l.:unlJert, Second row: Carol Dasllqowski, lfliznlvelh Slilllcr, Kathryn Locher, .Xlinzm XYrigln, Delores 'iillI'liOYlCll, Sally Horne, Betty Lind, Linda Hollister, Sznirlra Lnffey. Third row: Diane I A . x Ph-P F xv f aturing thc Knowledge is power, say the juniorsg and they practice what they preach-most of the time! These juniors found themselves in the roles of salesmen as they undertook their big money-making project, selling candy. How- ever, they didn't actually consider this to be work, for they knew each sale would bring them a few cents closer to their goal-the ps JUHIUHS Vtiendle, Dub Drallicr, Carrol Huffcnmyer, Dillon Smith, Charles Potter, Bonnie Pcnrod, Ainy Harbin, John Mar- ley. Fourth row: Denny Greene, llcrnie Feinstein, Ray Meyers. l7r:inlc Golclsniith. -lim Kovalik, Art jones, Toni Slurtz, 'loin Fritz. Dick Krouse. Absent: Richarcl Mehzer. l X Q 1 Ofhccrs: ,Indy BICKGI'1lXY1Sl'L'l'f'fUI'j', Ray Meyers -Tift'-ffesz'dv11t, Frank G'il!lillliill-f7'Ct1.Y'lU'f'l , Denny GYDCIIC-'fP'f'SfdF?1f junior-senior prom, whch was presented very successfully in the spring. Of course, the movie-dance and the jim-jam held by the class were a big help to the financial end ofthe prom preparations. The juniors chose the very digni- fied red rose as their class flower, and light blue and gold as their class colors. if J BHIBHI spurs yy z fd! ff ei 5 5, , K z 5 5 gm fix? -J f ' -,gf 2 Q T Q 4 z ,X Wx Standing: IJHI1 K1c'Lflinlf+ck. lizlrry fihczzi, Huh Neff, Ninn Tcitcl- OF baum, xviYit'1l XYLAVIZ. -In-sm I:'w!Nflt'1it'1'. 'Ibm Ifxmdllivlm. FL-zxlcrl: Jzmvl 'YOU E ls, Abclc, l.i11fl:1 Dcmminu, Stnxxnrl ,imma Sfnnlrzl 1.x-wig, Carol Rmv- land, ixllll NHT, Ifzwl XXvIlQIlL'I'. Sn-atcfl frll flffnr: CIITUIXH IMIQIQ, AION R 0 Joyce Rickzlbzmgll. S D T'L1IC'l.,q 7' 0 I' t I fa-ur IIYCIYV agents' HSC' ,, 6' D . 602, OUT ep 'hb,. Fo EV? 1 1' All ORIIL .. 4 Q! I I P 5 S ,500 ' 1.957 . ' 17, '. . 1, 8 Q. IJ I6 P The curtain opened and the seniors of '58 were ready to begin their play. The action of the play took place in the living room of Andrew Cutler's house in the middle western town of Picton. The time was early spring . . . prom time. Miss Joanne Hartle was director. Student director, Phyllis XYilliams, and Gloria Valadez were prompters. The staging was done by Mrs. Nell Galbraith, Mr. Robert Moors, and Mr. Lester Livingston. Vlforking hard behind the scenes and helping to make the play a success were Miss Margaret Lambert assisted by Mary Snowdeng Toni Zola and the stage crew, Richard Cook, Charles Howell, and James Marley. The busi- ness manager was Phyllis XYilliams who worked under the direction of Miss Sara Key, the class advisor. T x l l l Q gaiug Sllllllllll Fllllllllll ua, in TT Standing: Toni Snydtr, Dick Cook, jim Marley, Sta t Qrew.HSe:tted: Mary Snowden, staging and postersg Phxl hs XX llll3ll1S, Student Directory Miss Hartle, Director ,ur ,variug H UH lfwr riX1U11Q'b't'LL1'r ue, the prc5e11t seniors, haue clreamul UI' lmbliblxiug our Uwu year- Imwlf. 11 palmwrrzumlic View of wur high-school life-the purple :md uctivitie: that made it xxnrtlmxxllile. Uur dream is umv realized: however, not XX'i1llUl11 :L ggrn-:LL deal of eIYo1'1. 1.1151 spring, the frail' IIlL'IIlIJl'I'S were cl1o5eu:u1dlhe year- lumk wlzlrtcfl, 'l'l11'4111g'h this year the staff H mlq af the year XYLl51l211'r1 :Lt mrrk 'Zll11QI'l114 111Ior111aL1o11 a mmf' .11 ze L on LH p 1 uex Ot lufrh aL 1 1 e. f ut of ui 4-1To1't has emerge tue 1m11'a11m, '1iu1 ve Q justli' prouc fur 1- ,tur cup' uf Scmtlmm 5 1 mr xx af x 1 , that 's 1 ra 1 wlll reccwe merit it deserves .vm '-i Q 1: 1- ' . 'ii Sail VCX- sunimf :'fJ 'U . 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Ny .ii r l'l:zQ.': Y-'ll-iiix 2. l QA g 'Q I l it Earl Donald Wagner Vivien Ann Wertl Mary Catherine Snowden Ixatsy Renolr of 306 llldClCl'l ly prettv ong page boy ouns count c s loafers and crexx nec con tantlx rod rlmfl hisnt been ae much thls year Chmus 2 3 Class Vxce lre 1clent 2 Secretary 3 C A 1 Press Club Z 3 4 Semor Play Yearbook Staff Art I'd1tor Y Teens 3 Nma Sarah Teltelbaum Ncen fashlonable dress er xxcll hked capable Pan orama Ed1tor constantly countmg calorxes what for loves Nzrgmxa week ends Chorus Z 3 4 Class Vxce Press Club 4 Semor Play Student Counc1l2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 lrea urer 3 Yearbook Staff Edltor lll Chxef ,av Bxg E an all around ath lete VV1lt the btxlt of the class sports gray suede saddles casual dresser has an enormous appeute rugged on the field or floor as etball 1 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Treas urer 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senxor Play, Student Councxl 4, Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff, Actlvxtles Edltor Thomas Clement Snyder Snyde quxet but good frlend to all fears g1rls one of Xlrs Gs o s ualkmg sports encyclope dla fayorlte expresslon no sweat Basketball 2 Chorus 4 Football 7 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Semor Plav 'QW4' Glona Lucy Valadez Peanuts bobs a cute httle pony tall vlvaclous personahty enjoys GAA has an ambltxon to Jom the lNavy hves a hop sklp an a Jump from he school Chorus 2 3 4 GAA 1 Y T ns Semor Play Vxv has a shm figure and shmy ha1r speedy typ any boss w1ll appre clate her as a secretary lots of fun hkes a blond halred boy has been the messenger for thus years photographs Chorus 2 3 4 GAA 1 Semor Play Y Teens 2, 3 4, Yearbook Staff, Typlst .. , ,. . ., , A, V ,,, . 1 v Y I 1 9 J ' , , l 3 3 f , ': ' - , . 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Prt boxs loves to sexx cute halr tvles can usual seen xx allcl NIa71e Vary s punchlng Jag Chorus 2 3 4 Class Sec re ary 4 FOFCUSICS 3 Press Club 2 3 4 Senror 'ax eens 2 Yearbook Staff ACtlX1t1CS Edztor Joyce Elarne Rlckabaugh Rrc x a strlkmg red head Student Councrls record keeper loxes nall poll h sports spotless ad dles xxlll make a good Enghsh teacher enfant terrrble of the plax Cheerleadrng 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, GAA l, Semor Play , Student Councll 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Y Teens 2 3, 4, Vxce Presldent 3, Yearbook Stall, Class Edl tor Ann Ehzabeth Neff XCHIC Bobsex txxm lm prettx blonde harr am lDlllOll chret ot X Teens enjox ptano plaxrng and spealunq Qood sxxnnmer Penn State bound CllCCI'lL'lCl1llg 3 4 Chorus C AA 2 Sen Plax Student Counc1l 4 X Teen 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Xearbook Staff Sernor Editor Robert Swanson Neff Pob the other Bobsex txxm popular xxlth all xersatlle 1n many frelds Irberace of the Sen or Cla s one of the deeper basses umtates all teach ers Pasketball 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Class Presrdent Z Yrce Pre xdent 4 Football l 2 Key Club 4 Sen1or Plax Student Counc13 4 X ICC Presrdent 3 Presrdent 4 Xearbook Staff Sports Edltor Carol jane Rowland Barrell petlte has an enxlable xxardrobe enjoxs dramatlcs has long ant1c1 pated becomlng a kmder garten teacher Cheerleadmg 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Forensxcs 7, Press Club 2 3, 4, Busxness Manager 4, Semor Play, YTeens 2, 3, 4 'NIL T Barry Arthur Ghezzl arr 1 cc 11 a xc ter l1tetl11n nevcr k11o1111 for abstract lllllllxlflf, u us111l French student 1111 LlltllllSl'I t al11a1s 11:1 a cluer rc1111rk expcrt on Nla1'x1s111 ob cct f JOIILSIL s scorcs Chorus 3 Class XIICC I rcs 11t Z 1 ootlnll l 7 Charles Berkey Howell Ch1rl1c lllCL 1 511100111 drt ser 111117 Oll 1 Jas ttball court Nlr othcr 1101 111101111 tor 119 coo sl11rts 0 Lll ctn 111t1 Clmk 11111 SI1XKlC 1111 RCSLTXC tr11 rlr11cr llasl1ctl1all2 3 4 Chorus -1 C1 Secretar1 kt .pf css C1111 l 2 Semor Ilay 'F 'N 1 Sondra Lee Lew1s Sallfllt pretty constant gum che11er excellent 1n all sports enjoys POD lllS1SlS on domg, l1er short h1nd 1n art class would make 1 good gym teacher Corus2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Semor y Y Teens 2 3 Yearbook Staff Sports Edltor Thomas Lew1s Lou1e , the strong, silent type, frequently seen 1n thc new Olds , sl1de rule fan at1c, broad shoulders help ed the football team, Key Club workhorse Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Pres1dent 4, Student Councul 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Faculty Ed1tor Football Z 3 4 Stewart Hoyt Jones Jones1c fr1c11dl1 to all 11e can crash lt famous for cartoons d1gs tr1g practlcal joker con tantl1 scormg on Barr exact me SClCIltl t 1sk Xma 11111 help L 9 launch sat ell1te otball l 7 3 4 Clu 2 3 4 Semor ay James Add1son Marley Jun , pleasant, qu1et per so11al1ty, searclung for a sky hook for h1s glasses, enyoys week ends at Black llck, J1111n1y Cagney the 2nd, d1SllkCS corny jokes, pers1stent personal1ty Basketball 2, Chorus 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Senxor Play -di M it 4-Y' Janet Louzse Abele Jan pleasmg personal rty expressne hands Pods rrght hand man keeps her Panorama Iumor stat? on lts toes future chemlst Amerlcan Legron Auxxhary Awardl Chorus 2 3 4 CAA 1 2 Secretary 2 Forenszcs 3 Watlonal Hon or Society 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Associate Edrtor 3 Edltor 4 Semor Play Y Teens 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Lmda Graham Demmmg Graham has pretty blonde harr darly Prell user conscrentlous cheer leadmg captam u s u all y seen w1th Rlcky con stantly buggmg the bor ough Cheerleadlng 2 3 4 Cap tam 4 Chorus 2 3 G A A 1 Semor Play Y Teens 2 QPU' Thomas Joseph Froehlxch Fra1l alras Meatball hkeable lxves for chorus very orxgmal attracted to the Home EC room, left his shot put prmt for pos terlty Chorus 3, 4, Basketball and Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Forenslcs 3, Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Soclety 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Semor Play, Student Councnl 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Busmess Manager Rzchard Hugh Cook Drck perpetual grm one of the taller members of the class lxves for P O D makes an ex lxfe guard happy go lucky brulser on the gfld rron lrkes to hunt anythmg especrally glrl Basketball 1 2 Chorus 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Semor Play --8 459 Jean Louxse Fondeher .leanme shy but sweet a GAA enthusxast 1m maculate dresser supplres the class with Kleenex hopes to become a model Chorus? 3 4 GAA 12 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent3 Sen lor Play Y Teens 2 3 4 Vzce Pres1dent 4 Program Charrman 4 Robert Carl Furst F e r d 1 e mathemancal Whll well hked loves chemrstry easy gomg stalwart of tenors, favorxte number 201 Dlamond Boulevard Amerrcan Leguon Award 1, Basketball 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Presn dent 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Kev Club 2, 3, 4, Vrce Presldent 3, Student Coun c1l 1, Yearbook Stall, Sen lor Ed1tor 5,1 -ei ,,..pf W z -ai M 8,411 NXYXYXWQX X '?Q,xxxxsxgXwixa We Smx was is ' XX SQXMX MxXxxxsXxxxxxxx, Sxsxxkkxmm Rm wwxskm Xxxg v-ug, WJ' If ki' To the people ln our hves who have gladly shared with us our many moments of Joy, who have con soled us 1n our c lsappomtments and have sald to us so many tnmes, It's all rxght, dear I'm sure you dld your best, or Is there anythmg I can help you w1th today? to our best fr1ends, our Dads and Moms, do we ded1cate thls yearbook To our Dads who have cheerfully contrxbuted, uh' . contr1buted thexr tnme, money and automoblles To our Moms who have managed somehow to hve through bobby sox, crew cuts, and class part1es . we offer thxs panorama of our school llfe durmg our senior year ani uw r , K ' A l I s ...o psf: as ,44Vl...n , ' :Ngo , J I ' 2' 3' x J Q 'Tx' A1 .K ' 'ff-s , ,No ,h K, .qff-. q l 1 as '1 . 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