Sugar Grove High School - Torch Yearbook (Sugar Grove, PA)

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JAMES RAPP F F A 2 Basketball Manager 2, Quartet 2,3, , Varsity Club 2 Field and Stream 5, Boys' Chorus 2,1,4, Vars'ty Club 3, Dance Club 4, Choir 2,3 4 Mixed Sextet 3 'im is often seen out in his Dodge using his mus4cal abilities to make the neighborhood senoritas swoon He will always be remembered for the fine portrayal of Johnny O'Shay in the operetta Jim finally had to resort to driving a milk truck to keep up with the ever increasing cost of entertainment. PORTIA RIX Basketball 3,4, Soft Ball 2,3, Jolleyball 2 3 kk 130 ll' QL WY Ckeezleading 2,3, Var 'ty Club 5,4, PepEttes 4 , Choir 5,4, Chorus 4, Glee Club 2,5, French Club 2 7-Jr f ' Ike's staunchest supporter and the horse's f' f closest friend is Portia This classmate has , 1 been a friendly tie with our nefghboring school f A of Falconer. Constantly those snappy brown eyes reveal her innermost thoughts of humor friendli ness, and romance. Wordlessness, help essness laziness, and quietness are four qualities which are not typical of Portia LOIS ROWLAND Girls' Chorus 2,5,4, Choir 4, F H A. 2,5, Year Book Staff Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 2 May Queen Attendant 5 The dazzling ray which proceeds from the gem on the third finger of Lo1s's left hand indicates her partnership with the Navy This rollerskat ir-g Champ of the Senior Class takes to the roller rink like her sailor takes to the sea. Her curricular and extra curricular activities have prepared her to be the captain of her destiny PHYLLIS SCHENCK Class Secretary 2,5,4, Livestock Queer Contestant 2 F H A. 2, Marianne 5, Gym Exhibition 3, Dance Club 4, Foot Loose 4 This pleasant looking lass can always be depended upon for a laugh She is often seen either skating or in Jun1e's car chauffering eligible young men to their destiny. Is it not strange that the mere mention of a Hudson causes her to brighten up like a Christmas Treeq V IRG INIA SHAFFER Girls' Chorus 2,3, F H A 3, Basketball 5 4 Dance Club 4 This diminutive girl is the very personage of basnfulness. Her smallness of stature is com pensated for by her abundance of friendliness Virglnia's quietness vanishes, however, when she is with the crowd. Her interests seem to be toward the Celeron roller rink. I I L ,IL Qi. K 5A

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BARBARA SHERPARD Latin Club 2, Dance Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 Yearbook Staff CJunior aidel 5, Yearbook Staff 4, Marianne' 3, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Choir 4 May Day Exhibition 1 'Foot Loose CPrompterJ 4 Chemistry Assembly 3 Due to Barbara's friendliness and neat appearance she has won a place in the hearts of all her classmates. Our financial roblems are entrusted P to this dependable girl Dancing and incessant studying take up the majority of her very valuable time D HUGH SIGGINS Editor of Yearbook 4, Scorekeeper Basketball 2 Latin Club Vice pres 2, Baseball 2, Football 2, Varsity Club 2, Treas 3, Operetta 3, Basketball 5, Orchestra 3,4, Choir 3,4, Boys' Chorus 4 Vice President of Class 4 Hugh has distinguished himself as a competent conversationalist in any worthwhile debate His stand for the Republican party and his mathemati cal theorems are emphatically embedded in the minds of his fellow students Satisfying Hugh's gastronomical appetite occupies the major part of his spare time. SHIRLEY STANTON Basketball 2,3, Manager 4, Dramatics Club 2 May Day Exhibition 5, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Choir 4, Orchestra 4, senior Play 4. Sh1rley's agreeable nature and adjustability have aided her in becoming an active member of every crowd Her interest in school shows in her constantly high grades Her school spirit and ability in sports will never be forgotten Shirley has chosen the teaching profession as her future. STUART TIDRICK Basketball 3,4, Football 45 F F A 2,53 Field and Stream 3, Vice President CClassJ 2, Dance Club 4, Chorus 2,4, Choir 2,4 That mischievous twinkle in Stuart's eye promises many moments of congenial teasing. His Plymouth hurry, does it head for excursions because of always seems to be in a Warren on those special habit? His prowness in has been a highlight of his school career. MARION VANORD Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Choir 4 Orchestra 2,3 Trumpet Trio 5, Tru pet Quartet 4, Basketball 2 3,4, Cheerleading 2, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Camera Club 2,3, PepEttes 4 'Foot Loose' 4. The phrase 'can't never tell' is synonymous with Marion. Can that course with Mr Briggs possibly subdue her talkative nature? She is deeply in love with trumpets both musical and automotive. Pt the present moment the Army seems to take up the majority of her geographical and emotional interests A v 6,4f7fWA W Mwfl , not iD'y as ' football and basketball ...l QL,QZa,c-5 u4f7, '64fL pf W9 fff lfnffr ' 9 I n v . . . . H ' . V9 9 . . ga X . F 1' 'El - .. o o -V . . . 3 i ' -- O ' f'at ' a President 3, Dance Club 43 Chemistry Assembly 33 ls ' s e e . . . I X 0 u s up . ' I x43 2 . . . 9 st A 1 . I v I 76 . 0 Z L- 4 - , e- '