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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

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DE DICATIDN We, the members of the Class of 1954 dedicate this year book to you, Mr Hosle We have chosen you because only by your untiring efforts and cooperative leadership were we able to progress throubh the various class activities heartedlv thin year While you also been in teaching, directing plave, sponsoring book, and coaching various athletics have been busy in these things, you have able to earn a prominent place within the esteem and affection of students and of fellow teachers It is in grateful recognition of vour valuable services To others and to ourselves that we dedicate this book to you , h Since you cane to our school you have worked whole X' 60210 cw? W ?9QwZi? QNVJI Qfl-Sd 'il WW Q9 f'7 'Z f '4 '44' YMCA ww Mvwg Xi mf QVWUQN if FWZZQ KWWQ1 if f Qkk L QS Q ow V GQ S fo 0 Q55 0240 , KSQK iw Q WM 1 fain 5 xg gig B WW iz URL? 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C LAS S HISTCRY The following is a log of the four year voyage taken by the Class of I95k, to the North Pole, the symbol of Eskimo success A shivering group of young Freshmen Eskimos gingerly took an all important step as they set foot into a well worn kayak in September of I950 The helpful guides pointed out the way and warned the brave group of the dangerous Arctic currents lurking in their path As sophomores, these youthful explorers had gained nauti cal experience and had ventured deep into the vast Arctic wilderness Still unsure of their destination they realized When the current flowed smoothly, the group would land on adrift ice floats for Eskimo style recreat1on While Juniors, they were certaln they could sight the North Pole shining far off in the frozen North In September of I953, the couragous class began the final year of their voyage With the1r advisors and guides directing them onward, an with systematic strokes by every one in the kayak, the group seemed sure to reach its goal The icy silence of the Northern Area 13 broken now by the radiation of happiness, hope, and humility from the Class of I95h sitting proudly atop the North Pole waving their well deserved diplomas d the need for paddling the kayak together to reach success. K Life is r e And the grave is not its goalg ' KLongfellowl When these lines literally exploded from the pen of the beloved children's poet, the basic belief of a youthful nation was pungently summarized Our nation's fortune from that time has arisen and fallen in direct ratio to the extent have personally accepted that shall also be directed by the As the first yearbook of Joint High School goes to our fellow's message be a part of to which its people belief Our future same force the Northern Area people, may Mr Long its every feature May it, its successive editions, and the school system which they interpret be one gigantic force which is dedicated to making this concept a vital and tangible reality which will assist in guiding an enlightened society through a benighted and divided fwzffff V1-Zag, world THIS IS OUR MASTERPIECE Our entire lives are involved in what we do They are out masterpiece, and every activity we take part in helps to determine the strength of the character we are building Character is power and the one foundation stone upon which one must build to win recognition for his own masterpiece We are all individuals, and we are intended to have a masterpiece of our own which ls what no other ls and which should accomplish that which no other can do. To you who are leaving our midst this year, may we say that no greater tribute can ever come your way than for others to say that confidence may be placed in you In the words of Harry Emerson Fosdick we read, 'Virtue is more universally accepted as a test of good character than trustworthiness ' If your contemporaries can say this of you, you can be certain that your masterpiece is one of which xcu oan.be justly proud H e 2 W--- can I Q O . q I O 1 A . . an . . q O O O 4 C , O Y . e O ENGLISH M AT H. SOCIAL DEP11 Lerr 'ro Rlewr-hh. Hoste, Mas. McCLuae, Mus. Cuscrns. Left T0 Rlawr-Mn. EKUHAL, Mass Reese, Ma. Basses. Lerr 'ro Rmwr-hs. Rosenonn., lk. Lwu, ABSEIP.. huns. SCIENCE STUDIES VMMMNML PWHiED LEFT T0 RIGHT-ll. BAUER, URS. NORTON, W. UNISON. HEMJH DEPI INWWNG DEPT -Q IsAeELLE CARLSON nlzzvn PERSONALITY PLUS HOME MAKER SWEETHEART PLEASING TO THE EYE MUSICALLY INCLINED VIVACIOUS FUTURE HOUSEWIFE VIDA CARLSTROU HVIH TINY BLONDE WITH DANCING EYES AND UNQUESTIONABLE SENSE or HUMOR EASY T0 KNOW OM THIS SPANISH'H A TEACHER E ANOR BROWN NELLIE' FUN LOVING -MASTER OF THE KIDN TALENTED SONGSTRESS AUBITION A CADILLAC AND LOTS or MONEY DOROTHY BRuNEcz HDOTH INTERESTS ouT or SCHOOL A wILLINe FRIEND ARDENT WORKER LIKES T0 wRITE LETTERS HMAKE AN APPOINT UENT AT DoT's BEAUTY SALON ' MARION ABBOTT HMOOSEN CLASSROOM CLOWN ANswER FOR EVERYTHING DEBONAIR A WHIZ AT SPORTS ans FLIRT FUTURE AG TEACHER THOMAS BAKER Tom FRIEND or EVERYONE ausv A HB' BUT GE s ALL UA H LAUGHING PERSONALITY MUSICALLY INCLINED GOING T0 WORK FOR HUNCLE SAM -ll ll AS ' 1' ll LE - ' MIX-UPS--HWATCH THOSE JOKES I -- --H I D LL HCEELIE PLEASING T0 KNOW OH THOSE are BLUE EYES' LIKES Hons S AND Music PALS NITH THE NAVY J D DINT0 RANCH JOYCE EATL EKDAHL HBUSTER OUR ONE AND ONLY REEHEADED SWEDE GOOD NATURED AND LIKEABLE TH' WALKING ENCY CLOPEDIA AS FAR AS GUNS AND cARs so K BEVERLY E ER BEV PUNCTUATES ALL HER SENTENCES VITH A GI GLE LIKES THE FUN IN LIFE A TRICK RI ER SHORT AND A DEVIL WOULD LIKE TO BE A GYM TEACHER DALE C K HCLARKIE ALL Husxv, AND EASY GOING AN ARDENT FORD FAN KEEPS LATE HOURS BUT ALJAYS IN TIME FOR SCHOOL KAY DILKER HDEACH THE GUY WITH A BIG HEART FOOTBALL FAN FRIENDLY EN THUSIASTIC A REAL HUSTLER DONNA DEREUER NDONNAH LEADS ANOTHER LIFE MISCHIEV ous SMILE ROLLER SKATING FAN ATTRACTIVE AND LOTS or FUN AMBITION BEAUTITION. UE - 1 ..-H .-34 l-- g- V' D ,, ., I W -u u A -q D -- 3, LAR - H ,I T ' -- --' O LARRY FIRTH HLARRYH OUR WANDERING BOY WITH THE BIG SMILE FRIENDLY AND EASY so NG 'THE PEST LESLIE FIRTH HLESH TALL FRIENDLY ATHLETIC THE HONORABLE MENTION BOY FOR NORTHERN AGRICULTURE IS HIS LINE A cINcH o SUCCEED if? PETER GRANT HPETE' A SURE SHOT INSIDE AND OUT OF THE BASKETBALL COURT LOADED wITH CHARM AND A BEAUTIFUL SMILE INCESSENT cum cHEwER THE PILOT OF THE SUGAR GROVE BUICK CORP JOHN F scH R 'JOHNNY A CHEVY FAN SATURDAY NIGHTS SHREWD AND HARD WORKING RESERVED RIGHTS ON GAS AND OIL FOR THE OLD '37 HOWARD JONES BUSTER A LIIRARY OF JOKES WITH A HANDFDL OF SMILES HARDLY THE TYPE FOR ENEMIES LEROY LARsoN LEROYH QUIET, BUT SOOIABLE ALWAYS FRIENDLY ALWAYS WILLING AND READY TO HELP 1 u G I I I -- ' -- T . I . 'k E . K ' I ' 3 1 I 4 I r -I Y' 15' Q: '-', 5iQ'I BJ QQ .'O, I -- -- 1-A -'.v:wA V If :gig VI. ,,,A '-V' I A w ,gggQfQf , N A ..-I , I I ll 1' . I ll . P RIGO JOYCEEH QMALL IN STATURE BUT BIG IN HEART A wILLING WORKER ONE or THE RUSSELL GANG HANGOUT THE ROLLER PINK SKATING IS THE SPORT WANTS T0 BE AN X RAY TECH JOYCE SKINNER GINI MASH OUR HARD WORKING HTORCH Ton HAS A LIKING THE NAVY A WILLINQ 'ORKER PERSONALITY PLUS. VIRGINIA R CLASS BRAIN NEAT IN APPEAR ANCE EFFICIENT ALWAYS ON THE GO AMBITION A TEACHER JAMES Noaas HJIMH NORTHERN'S HUSKY ELOND BOMBER CLASS COMEDIAN HoT Roo FUN LOVING A REAL CHARACTER DESTINATION'cAL'FORNIA DENNIS HELENA LUDWICK HDENNYN HALKING DICTIONARY PER sIsTANT ANU NEVER A DULL MOMENT INDUCEMENT FOR TEAcHER's RETIREMENT FRIENDLY SEE THE woRLo MARQUIS COMMENDABLE STUDENT ENJOY A sooo TIME A vIoLINIsT A PERT STRAWBERRY BLONDE PRIVATE SECRETARY K Q1 E , -- -- -x yy L 5 A I , SHIRLEY MCINTYRE ER -H -n Vx n ' I EDI U FOR HOIARD VANORD HHOWIE Gooo NATURED ONE or ouR scHoLARs HIS SPECIALITY, TEASING GIRLS THE TEACHERS SOFT SPOT JOANNE WATSON 'Jo WORRY WART AMslT:ous LIKES TO SING KNOWS MUCH AND SAYS MUCH COMMFRCIAL TEACHER QQ! BARBARA TAYLOR HBARF A POCKET EDITION FULL or PEP A HARD WORKER HAS A WEAKNESS FOR THE AIR FORCE DONALD VANORD DONH FRIEJFLY, TALL, AND GOOD LOOKIN' THE PTHLETE or THE CLASS A Gooo SCHOLPR AND A FINE ALL AROUND GUY BERYL FRED FFER 'BERYLH 'N EYE FOR THE OREOSITE SEX LIKES A sooo TIME SETS HER o N PACE FRIENDLY TO ALL 9 wART FRED LAUGHING JOLLY A SERIOUS MIND FOR STUDIES ExcERT WHEN DEER SEASON ROLLS AROUND EM SHA -' ,., 1 -- I ETE - , I - v -ll k i3 F J - ?DA A -- - ig A Z W 5 .Y - vs ' j I V' I - 1 n -- ,ff ', drag: I - . , 41 l -5 , . dp ' V 5 7 R T ' l,' .f 3M 5,3 ' T , k QM P , ' . - ' Q ' 1 . VA LYNN WILLIAMS TALL-DARK-MYSTERlOUS--'UIET BUT LOADS or FUN--ONE or oun FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA Dou LAS NELCH Douc FUN LOVING THE PRANKSTER or THE cLAss THE aRoAn GRIN A LITTLE Moaz MIND Fon THE GIRLS THAN ron SCHOOL car O 650 025 GBM ma '60 N3 YI efx 06 Qev NOS 5 C. 6 e6 5 O C-e' xr 1!Y'YN iii :A 'fx ec Y was ww XJ Y AT THE FAIR Ruozu', Hosl: No! C I? 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STRAND KEITH SWEENEY VENIETA TIDRICK NELGA NoRsEcx PAULINE PENLEY CLIFFORD RAPP JANET ROBBINS VIVIAN SLAGLE DOROTHY SPENCER FRANCIS SPICER RAYMOND STANTON YvoNNE fATSON RONALD WEBSTER CARRIE WILcox MARY ZURKAN THE ---- TRIO 2 AT TI-It Gmc PHvI.I.Is HI GIRLS A BIT Uncoune ' EN Av If l om Loon 'mt uuonw not 'nIzIn FOSITIQ on me for or 'rut Norm Pau: IIIITII 'mc Cuss or l9S4 ucx ovn nu: Aancnc inns me sc: rn: snuucn :nun CGITAINIIIG ouss or I955 Tncv me out vcnvs TRAVELLHIC ousnlcz nav sou., out IIILL amuse: vo smwr ALL IGEBERGS III mem nv Tn: REASUI I Al so sun: or mean success IS THAT lAA'r'nIzvI Hosn: IS New KAYAK LOOKGIT, uno KEITH Sltnutv, RGIALD 'CBSTEl, PNYLLIS Gunn, AND Fuucas Snocn HAVE nan ours on 'nes PADDLES Dunno vms veuvs venue, 'mc Cuss or l955 srorrco on rm: RUSSELL haunt Rum Ice FLOAT 'ro srolsm AN ALL'SCHO0L sxnme nrrv. Rcntsnto, 'run CQITIIIUE on 'ro sI.Azc A 'rung 'nun' Tn: Nonvncnu AREA mon 301 vIII..L sc novo 'ro naman. lull IISUIIS P312 l.I'r'rl.I: ESKIUO rnucuo, VW Cuuus - 'TY L W Q.J:Mrg-T-.wwSff? f'- . ?:'WQ'2'f7g, 'f + :'.,,..,A-. ,... , WRST RW'P- CHASE. N- SCHNOOVER, B. Flscnaa, J. MAHAN, B, Farm S. Onlux, B. Knasv, S. MssL:n, B, STANTQN, D, STRAND, u. SPRANDLE Secouo Row-D. GRAY, K. ROSENDAHL, R, HQLT, D, QTUMT, D' DH-KER' R' HAWKSH R- VANORD. D. STEWART, L. CARLSTROM. Tnlao Row-D. Tw sopnomonss MARQUIS, L. Ponce, W, Wn.cox, E. ORCUTT, R. Ru:-n,nAu STEWART. if ik ,L 'gm 1 ...IX f FRESHMEN f W' FIRST Row-v. Jones, P. PeNLcY, D. ZuaxAN, P. BETHLS, E. CARLSON, C. Ano, B. WAANER, B. Wbnx, E. CLovca, N. Moons, M. WILKINS, L. WEISBRODT. Secono Row-S. Slealns, B. Auosasou, S. BABCOCK, D. STEWART, M. Jones, M. WcasT:a, D. SWANSON, V. CAGE, D. GAsc, C. BAuL:Y, N. Klnsv. Tnuno Row-C. HAIR, E. W:LcH, D. ROCKWELL, D. Spanx, R. McCoY, B. Benson, H. CAaLson, D. GAAY, V. CAnLsoN, D. NUTTALL, R. GRAVE FOURTH Row-L. Iawun, S. OLsoN, R. LAurrcue:aecR, J. Fzcnsv, J. HAND, F. McKnNu:v, P. BRITTON, K. PRATT, R. Gkuezn, F. HITCHCOCK. FIFTH Row-R. VANOao, A. CARLSON, J. Gnuaea, J. WlLcox, T. BARON, W. CHASE D. Hoon, W. Lvons, A. PHILLIPS. Slxvw Row-F. STAuTou, L. wzncn, J. Gnceonv, L. LARSON, D. JORDAN, W. ALL:nsou, J. DICKERT, P. SLAQLE, D. MARQUIS. -:WJ if Tl I W inn 'Sh FIRST Row T. GRovEs, SEcoNo Row- J B. PERRIN, THRID Row- M G. HANsoN, FOURTH Row- P 'S GRADE STocxToN, J STEWART, R PonTEn, M ZunxAN, R BRALEY, R WRIGHT, J BARON GRAY, D REPINE, D SwANsoN, F CNAKER, D HOLUQUIST MORANDO, R CARLSON, R CARLSTROU, M SouTHwELL, G VANHOUTEN, R JOHNSON, DUNN, FosTER, J VANORIAN, N SMAFFER, INaERsoN, E HICE, S WILLIANS, N CHRISTENSON, D CARLSON, B HocHAus, SWANSON, E HARUY, S BAILEY PASSINGER, L CAPRON, M MILLER, C EBERHART, G ELLBERG, B FLASHER, B WAQNER, V. VANORU, E. MICHEAL, L. CIPRON, M. GEBHART, B. LANK- FIFTH Row- J. Fox, A. VAow, P. SPENcEn, L. CALBERG, D. CLARK, B. MAcx, W. CAROSO, J. ANaovE, R. WATSON SIXTH Row- H MOJUNKIN, K ATKINS, J CHoLcITT, L DEvEREAux, B CWINSCN, J ENGLISH, T. HOLT, T. SMITH SEVENTH Row- D. ROCKWELL, H. KUTCHSKE, A. ROWLAND, J. LEWIS, C. Towea, C. MESLER FIRST Row- L WRIGHT, B EKDALH, D Noass, M Wooo, C WILCOTT, C ALLENSON, S GRIGGS, N WYILACHER, C MUNTZ, N MUCZYNSKI, D CARESON, K STORMS SEcoNo Row S STAURT, K MACK, L ROCKWELL, S DILxEa, M JOHN sou, L THOMPSON, B GRUBER, J GRUBER, M CTOLBERG, K CLARK, O CMITH, D SLOCUM THRID Row- Z Nosas, C BLAcx, B GonuLEv, R Gnuacn, T SMITH, P TUTMAHER, L CHILDS, L LUDWICK, F PENLEY, K ABBOTT, D LONG NECKER FOURTH Row-N STRAND, M Wonx, L FIRTH, C EKERT, R HENNING, C DILKER, P GLOTZ, B KuTcHsxE, J LANG FIFTH Row- B WIESBROD, R WELLS, R SHERRARD, K WIELAGHER, D SHERRARD, D YOUNIE, D SCHILLING HL GRADE I-ll LLBILLY WEDDIN NNN 'MW -lZI 1UC-IU! 'I' IVI Tl C51 W H1553 Pkgi IVI T155- pw: T155 FIRST Row-T. BAx:n, P. GRAnT, V. CAaLsTnou, I. CARLSON, K. DILKER, D. LINDELL D. VANORD. Secouo Row-L. LUDWICK, S. WILLIAMS, N. KIRBY, V. GAGE, R. WEBSTER, S. MESLER, B. KIRBY, MR. LUCIA, M. Johnson, T. FIRTH, J. Aueovs, THIRD Row-MR. HOSIE, R . McCoY, R. STANTON, T. KNAPP, S. OLSEN. Q IUBRARMNS FIRST Row K. CLANK, B. STANTON, B. Gkuesn, D. Bnuuecz, D. Lonecuzcxsn, D. SLocuu, J. MAHAN. Sscouo Row D. JORDAN, L. W:LcH, L. LARSQN, W. ALLENSON, L. IRWIN, MISS Reese. Q 1G Q YTEAJR EHDCN4 STAFF FIRST Row J Noaas, E BROWN, V SKINNER, N Bowzns, S MCINTYRE, I CARLSON, SECOND Row B SMAFFER, H MARQUIS, D LINDELL, M ZuaxAN, P Cunnv, M Mona ISON, J DUELL, J WATSON, B TAYLOR, D BRUNECZ THIRD Row E EKDAHL, K DILKER, T BAKER, L LARSON, R WEBSTER, L FIRTH, MR HoSI: AQ PEPETTE5 N MUCIYNSKI, D Noaas, F IRWIN, E Llvznuons Sereno Row-D Dcxfsn, C EaenNAar, MRS Noavon, R Cnnnsrnol, D Loueenzcxzn, D SLocuu, K Aeaoff, C MAcx, M JOHNSON' S GRIGGSI D Canuson Trnno Row J Aneovs, L lIzwIN, J S1'I:wAa'r. K ATKINSI T SWTH. T HoLT J CNILCOTT L DeAvsn:Aux, D CLARN, R WATSON, J ENGLISH -S I ' -' A - I FIRST Row-S. STewAn1, A. VAow, R. JoHNsoN. G' ELLBERGI 5- WILLIAMS. E'R5T ROWS CHAFFER. D LINDELL N Bowzns Econo Row V Tlcnacx N Nokezcx N KIRBY If-1 LEFT T0 RIGHT D STEWART, P CuRRv, G SHAFFERT B Anoznson, D CARLsou LEFT TO RIGHT-N. SHAFFER, R. CARLsTnou, K. ABBOTT, M. J. SouTMw:LL, K. MAcK, S. WlLLlAus. J PIORA SHAFFER. I QQTURE ,Nr LEFT T0 RIGHT JANET ROBBINS, DOROTHY BRUNECZ, CARRIE WILCOX, ELEANOR BROWN, SUZANNE ONINK, DONNA STRAND, HELENA MARQUIS, ISABELLE CARLSON, BETSY FIRTH, SYLVIA MESLER, BEVERLY STANTON, MILDRED SRRANOLE, BEV- ERLY FISCHER, NANCY SCHNOOVER, PATTY CHASE, DOROTHY SPENCER, GLADYS FZ H.A IJ R. F'.l-LA. FIRST ROW-RUTH ANN CARLSON, PATTY PASSINGER, SHIRLEY WILLIANS, GLORIA VANHOUTEN, GLORIA ELLBERG. SECOND ROW-MRS. CURTIS, LINDA THOMPSON, KAY STORMSI BONNIE PERRIN, BONNIE EROAHL, LINDA WRIGHT. IWW H EMAIIS, S 1 ' NM'-G- AMERICA STAnolns-K. Swtcncv, C. RAPP, SEATED-MR. FARVER, F. Svuccn, M. AaBoTT, G. GRUBER, H. Jones. FIRST Row-D. CLARK, D. NUTTALL, W. CHASE, A. MARQUIS, R. HOLT, L. lRWIN, L. CARLSTROM, D. GRAY, R. Knopf, J. Fesnsv, T. FIRTH, W. WlLcox, H. HILL. Szcono Row-F. Hlrcucocx, R. GRUBER, J. GREGORY, A. CARLSON, B. Benson, H. CARLSON, K. ROSENDAHL, L. PORTER, L. WILLIAMS, R. CHASE. THIRD Row-J. WILCOX, J. GRussR, R. VANORD, H. MCJUNKIN, R. MAcx, L. WELCH, L. LARSON, F. McKlnn:v, A. PHILLIPS, L. FuRTH, E. ELLIS, R. STEWART. EEA. we, the yearbook staff, would like to congratulate the F.F.A., one of the most active clubs in our school. This year two members have won the Keystone Farmer degrees and one member a gold medal in national judging com petition. We hope that in years to come the F.F.A. will continue to do the good work. FIRST Row-P. TUTMAHER, T. KNAPP, L. GRAY, H. HAGG, J. Aweovz, H. KuTscHR:, C. Towcn, S. STUART, S. Gnuees, P. SPENCER, P. CHASE, N. Scnuoovcn, M. SPRANDLE. Sscono Row-P. GLOTZ, B. FISCHER, D. HAGG, A. RowLAND, K. wunmJ.hmmK.mmn,mCmmm,mJmnm,MYWML THIRD Row-R. GRUDER, R. VANORD, R. RHULUAN, C. DILRER, V. VANORD, N. SWANSON, B. Gaueaa, D. WEILADHER, L. Luowncx. FOURTH Row-L. CHILDS, N. STRAND, F. SDHLININD, J. LANG, B. KUTSCHKE, C. BLADR, R. GOURLEY, L. FIRTH, F. CRARsR, C. ECKERT. FIFTH RowbF. PENLEY, M. WORK, R. TuDoR, S. OLSON, R. MDCDY, D. Hoon, T. FIRTM, J. DARTs, D. GRAY, J. BATTIN, L. Dcv:ReAux, K. ATKINS, G. CHRISTCNSEN, J. STEWART, J. ENGLISH. FIRST Row-C. GRAY, E. MICHAEL, B. LANK, P. MEADE, B. FLASHER, J. PHILLIPS, C. WOLCOTT, C. ALLENSON, E. CLDveR, B. WORK, P. BIEHLS, D. ZURRAN, E. CARL- sou. Sscono Row-J. DICKERT- THIRD Row-H. STRAND, V. CARLSON, R. LAUFFENBURGER, P. BRITTDN, D. JORDAN, L. ROCKWELL, R. Jonusou, L. CARLBERG, B. STANTDN, M. MILLER, D. D:xTcR, C. EBERHART, D. WILCOX. FOURTH Row-R. SWANSDN, J. CHILDDTT, T. HDLT, R. PORTER, G. GRAY, R. BRALEY. R. STANTON, B. Dunn, B. WAeNzR. FIFTH Row-T. SMITH, R. WATSDN, D. HOLUQUIST, F. STANTON, D. REPINE, C. MESLER, D. Rocxw:LL, D. GAGE, V. GADE, D. SWANSON, S. BABCOCK, S. SIGGINS, N. KIRDY. Zi J i.,E,f-If ,' ,. 2 .- 151' . ,,., fg,14,g:vm A80 STAuo1ne-N Nonaccx, Mn LUCIA, D Srcncsk, K STANTON, M, uAlLev, K Swczutv Fnnsv Row-D CLARK, L Jones, D LUDWICK, D DEREMER, B SHAFFER, K CRAKER, J Roaeaus, L Lnnson, J Psnaveo L Ponvsa, N Bowsas G SnArrsR SECOND Row F STEWART, C WlLcox, E EKDHAL, J DUELL, T BAx:k, V SLAGLE, J Nosas, V Tloaucx, D VANORD, V Sxanuse - AAJQ SNANDING V Jonas, N Moon: FIRST Row-M Iusensou, N Cuaasvzuszu, J Gnussa, K CLAnk, B HocnuAus, G HAnsou, J VANORMAN, M GEBHART, L CAPRON, L CAPnou, G MARQUIS uoxs, D Loueuscxsn, C lcon D Noess, N Nuczvusxl, P Aeaorr THIRD Row-L BATQN, G Fosrn, J lbuuoo, Ins Nbnon, B Lmcuzueenczn A VAow, S DlLxsa, B Sou1ultLL, I SfoHLuene, N Snnrrsa, M Soufnwonru A rlR5T NOIHK UILKER, M ABBOTT, J Noees, D VANOFD V Sxluqgg' K Swggugy L Flnvn, B SuArF:n Sccono Row S OLSON, R WEISTER, T Knnwv, R STANTON, D DlLxcn, S Snoanns F Spucsa, J Fcsnsv, T Fiafn, un LucsA Tuano Row-Mn BAUER, H Jones. K Chants, G Gn ssn, J Cuaasrznszn, L W:Lcn J J Sgcoun Row-P: PENLEY, E. AARDY, D. CAQLSON, J. Fox, F. IRWIN, E. Liven- - A A A .. yu a Q I ' , , ir . - ' ' U 0 u U g D QLOQU ROWN D BRUNECZ H MAR ANCY WORK CLUB EF 'ro MGH WAHAN E B QUIS ARLSON Q, KNEEL me JEL CH CL ARK TINDING HTBSTER R RIGG EKDAH V BAKER, P GRANT D LUDWICK ANORD, M .Jolvcs J LL B AYLOH CAMERA CL UB CLUB BUSNESS ,ff Lui wo mam Jormvxf Wnsou, Xsrvacux Chanson, Y,x.v.moR Baovm, RJ Rams r- Twwoa, um-51 Qomw HEBSTER, C xnxx! xkcwwaz, Ewen nsovx, Ame Euaemw, U me 10-M11 , ow Www oem-ra, Lesyxe haw, D me Lxuozu. E66 Jo was CO L LEFT T0'R1GHT-R. WELLS, D. SHERRARU, T. Gaovzs, R. SHERRARD, B. SwANsoN P. STOCKTON, Mn. Luvason. SCHOOL PATROL TH: SCHOOL PATROL IS A new ORGANIZATION IN oun scHo0L THIS YEAR. Cone WHAT MAY, RAIN on snluc, THESE aovs Aa: STANDING on Tn: conuen a:Auv T0 Assunc SAFETY Fon THE STUDENTS WHILE cnosslue THE STREET. When we ARE LIVING IN ouk value, HAvlua AuvAucco WITH THE uAncH or TIME, W: cAN THANK TH: Tuunss MR. Luvlsou SAID, lu THAT MEANINGFUL CLASS,DRlVERS Eu Z LEFT T0 RIGHT-MR. Luvlson, R. STANToN, V. SLAGLE, N. Bowsns. Qin. I Iffg? , .gan vc, Naya X SX -QQ vrgws' 49 ff' A gn' Z' 6 FIRST Row-G ELLBERG, G HANsoN, M GEBHART, R JOHNSON, S WILLIAMS N CHRIsTEnsEn, L CARLBERG, E HARDY, M INGERSON, B HOCHHAUS N SWANSON, V VANORD, D wILcox, D LINDELL SECOND Row K STCRMS, B EKDAHL, L WRIGHT, S STUART, B WAGNER D CARLsou, M JOHNSON, J PHILLIPS, B SOUTHWORTF, C WOLCOTT, C ALLENSON, G FOSTER THIRD Row P PASSINGER, G VANHOUTEN, B FLASHER, P MEAD, R CARL STROM, J MORANDO, B LANK, C GRAY, L THOMPSON, F IRwIN, D WEIH LAcHER, J Fox, J VANORMAN, S BAILEY FOURTH Row-C EBERHART, D DEXTER, R CARLsoN, D CARLSON, M SOUTH wELL, M STOHLBERG, B GRusER, J GRueER, K CLARK, C MACK, K ABBOTT E LIvERuoRE, N Muczvusxu, D Noaas D LONGENECKER IIIIRIISES FIRST Row-R. WILLS, J. LANG J. STEWART, N. STRAND, T. SMITH, G. GRAY, D. HOLMQUIST, Z. Noeas, P. STOCKTON, F. PENLEY, L. FIRTH, L. LUDWICK, D. RocxwELL, D. STEWART. Sscouo Row-D. SHERRARD, L. DEVEREAUX, R. SHERRARD, R. WATSON, B. REFINE, M. ZURKAN, J. CHILCOTT, R. SWANSON, H. KuTcHxE, T. HOLT, F. CRAKER, B. SwAusoN, F. WRIGHT, THIRD Row-C. MESLER, R. GRUBER, K. ATKINS, D, Tunes, A. RauLAuo, C. Towzn, J. ENGLISH. FIRST Row D GAGE, D CNANSON, C EAacocR, B FIRTH, B KlRsY, B CTANTON, S ONnNR, C VESLER, M SPRANDLE, J MAHAN, MRS TITCHNER SECOND Row B ANDERSON, N KIRBY, D CTEWART, V GAGE, P BEIMLS, E CARLSON, B Fl5pHzR N CCHNOOVER V Jonas D LINDELL gr' FIRST Rom P PENLEY, D HAGG, V QLAGLE, P CURRY, R SCOTT, M MORRISON, J NATSON, J DUELL, D DERENER, B TAYLOR, D BRUNECZ, MRS TITCHNER CECOND Rox V CARLSTROU, J PERRIGO, I CARLSON, H MARQulS, V CKINNER, N EOWERS N Nonazcx V TIDRICK B KIRBY gc FIPST Row v SLAGLE, P CURRY, R SCOTT, N MORRISON, E Bnowu, J NATSON, D DERVMER, J DUELL, Q MESLER, N QCHNOOVER, D QTEWART, N KIRBY, MRS TITCHNER Qccoac Row D LUDWICK, T BAKER, V CARLSTROU, J PERRIGO, V KINNER, N NoRezcR, I CARLSON, H MARQUIS, V TIDRICK, C RAPP K CWEENEY, N BowcRS THuRu Row A CARLSON, W ALLENSON, R MCCOY, R STANTON, B BENSON, D JoRoAN M ABBOTT J Nosss FIRST Row-R. Scorr, D. STEWAR1, H. MARQUIS, B. FlRTH, B. STANTON, M, MILLER, L. WzLcH, M. ZURRAN, J. MAHAN, M. wzasrsn, B. ANDERSON. Sacouo Row-V. SKINNER, N. BowaRs, I. CARLSON, L. CARLRSRG, R. CARLsoN, R. STANTON, R. VAHORD, W. ALLENSON, J. Noess, B. SwANsoN, V. CARLsTRou, D. LINDELL, B. KIRBY, MRS. T1TcHNcR, R. WEESTER. C. RAPP. ORCHESTRA -rs Q A n .-.0 re ff A FIRST Row-D. NUTTALL, F. MCKUNNEY, J. Noass, M. Aesorr, C. RAPR, K. Swzznsv, T. BAKER, R. STANTQN, D. Luowocx, N. BOWERS, MRS. Tlvcnusn. Sscouo Row-R. GRAY, D. CLARK, W. ALLENSON, D. JoRoAu. J. DARTs, D. GRAY, A. CARLSON. B. Benson, R. MCCOY, D. SRINK, A. MARQUIS. ll'+Ic?. CHORUS ,4- IU' L 92.114, in Fans? Row-R. Snwron, H. Jones, D. VANORD, L. Firm, J. Nous, K. Dluzcn, E. Elcoman., L. Wzucn. Sccono Row-E. wzL.cH, D. Dmcsa, T. Krups, J. Canlsrcnssn, K. Suzcncv, K. Gunn, G. Gwen, T. Furrn, T. Gnovzs. funn Ron-P. Bannon, D. Rocxwcu., J. Fccuev, S. Onson, R. McCov, A. Row- LAND, L. lnwm, J. Duns, F. Wane:-uv. Fourrn Row-Mn. Luvlson, Mn. Bwzn, Ma. Luau. N GAT Y MID5 KNIGHTS fs , 1 3 A 3 .A ff. f fiat' ,ia LEFT T0 RIGHT-M. AeaoTT, G. Gnuasn, K. CRAKER, J. FRANK, P. GRANT, K. CWEENEY, L. GRAY, F. Spaces, D. VANORD, L. FIRTH, C. RAPP, T. KNAPP. Uh. LuclA. SITTUNG P CLAGLE KNEELING T FaRTH, S OLSON, A CAnLsoN. D ROCKWELL QTANDING T Gnovcs, D STUART, C RAPP, MR Hosvf. T KNAPP W VILCOX, E WELCH D GRAY, A PHILLIPS, F wkucnr, C Towne Sccouo Row-T Gnovzs, R WATSON, L WELCH, J Gnzeonv, B Benson, J BATTIN, J Gnuezn, J WILCOX, F QTANTON, Ma BAUER THIRD Row J LANG, F CRAKER, L FIRTM, C Exekv, D SHERRARD, R CHERRARD, R WELLS D HoLuQulsT L Luowucx P Crocxron Fnnsr Row-D. Hoon, R. VANORD, J. Aneove, L. lnwun, J. Fszusv, A. ROWLAND, 1461! TT A, icswhf ST Ffa S foe. D Kgfmauwc, Ckfolv HA,R,DWARI Jawa V ,SPZEORDVJDN FARMMACWAF Vfclf' JALE5 Mo Sffi G 45 HCLW ,wzvfvyb ILOVFPENNA 'IT l jwmw h V Jqwh En 30 'IWEAR W, L.'ff img, 0241 9010 p5Zfg'i 0E A735 4 7 4 QTL- SXNVJS Hgf w m M'?:v M J Aff UXTJNSZ www? lujrnc faff! BMW W jf? C' 'f' 3 Mgiadwwswgw, 5 W MMM si Wffw wg W 575W 4 6 I 1 Y . X G' er' G' : a ore r. ,Qf 'I 1, . 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II, BASEBALL IO-II-I2, DANCE CLUB II-I2, FIELD AND STREAU IO-II, CAMERA CLUB I2, YEARBOOK STAFF I2, STUDENT COUNCIL I2, JUNIOR PLAY II, SENIOR PLAY, DRANATIOS I0 g ANQB BRUWN-BUSINESS CLUBIZ, CHOIR I0 II I2 F H A IO-I2, CAMERA CLUB II, FANCY WORK CLUB I2 GlRL'S CHORUS IOQII I2, OOTET I0, SENIOR PLAY, SExTET IO, TRIO I0-II I2, COUNTY CHORUS I0 II I2 DOROTHY BRUNEcz-DANOE CLUBII, GlRL'S CHORUS IO II I2, LIBRARDAN IO-II I2, F H A II I2, FANCY WORK CLUB I2, F H A JUNIOR DEBREE, lg ELLE QQ!LQ2!fCH0lR I0-II I2, OROHESTRA IO-II I2, GIRL's CHORUS IO-ll I2, F H A I0-II I2, CLASS V P IO, CLASS PRES II, JUNIOR PLAY, STUDENT COUNOIL I2, FANCY WORK CLUB I2, BUSINESS CLUB I2, YEARBOOR STAFF I2, F F A SMEETHEART II VIDA CARLgTROI'CHOIl I0-II I2, ORCHESTRA I2, GGlL'S CHORUS I2, SPANISH CLUB II, F T A II STUDENT COUNCIL I2, SENIOR PLAY, QUIEN SABC STAFF II, YEARBOOR STAFF I2, SFEEOH CLUB I0 DALE CLARK FOOTBALL IO-Il I2, CAMERA CLUB I2, DANOE CLUB I2, Qgggg DERENER CHOIR I2, GIRL'S CHORUS IO-II I2, F H A IO-II, UANCI CLUB II I2 KAY DILRER FOOTBALL IO II I2, VARSITY CLUB IO-II I2, FIELD AND STREAN I0-II, YEARBOOK STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL I2 EARL ERBAHL FIELD AND STREAN IO II, FOOTBALL I2 F F A IO, CAMERA CLUB I2, DANCE CLUB I2, JUNIOR PLAY, SENIOR PLAY, YEARBOOR STAFF I2 LARRY FIRTH F F A I2 L LIE FIRTH-VARSITY CLUB IO-II I2, FOOTBALL IO-II I2, BASKETBALL I I2, F F A IO- , SHRWWIOHILFFA HWSWJIQ FFAJwmmAuwSHILDmnCwBQ, JUNIOR PLAY, SENIOR PLAY, YCARBOOK STAFF QQHN FISCHER-BASEBALL IO, FIELD ANU STREAN II I2, F F A AND TRIP IO, PLAY CREW II I2 PETER GRANT-BASKETBALL I0-II I2, FIELD AND STREAM I0, CANERA CLUB II, STUDENT COUNCIL I2, JUNIOR PLAY, YCARBOOK STAFF HOWARD JONES4NARREN IO II SENIOR PLAY, FOOTBALL I2 F F A I2, VARSITY CLUB I2 QENHY LUDWICK-C HOIR I0-I2, BOY's CHORUS IO I2 Q UARTET I2, CAMERA CLUB I2, DANCE CLUB I2 FIELD AND S TREAN II, F F A IO JUNIOR ANO SENIOR PLAY, C OUNTY C HORUS I2 HELENA MARQUIS F H A I0-II I2 ORCHESTRA IO II I2 CHOIR II I2, JUNIOR PLAY, FANCY WORK CLUB I2, BUSINESS CLUB I2, F H A TRIPS II I2, YEARBOOR STAFF I2 SHIRLEY MCINTYRE W C T U I0 CWINNERD II I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY II, PLAY CREW II, DRAMATICS CLUB I2, COLLEGE CLUB I2, YEARBOOK STAFF CBUS MBR J I2 JIM NOBBS-ORCHESTRA IO II I2 CHOIR IO II I2 BOY's CHORUS IO-II I2, QUARTET II I2, TRACK IO I2 BASEBALL I2, BASKETBALL IO II I2 FOOTBALL IO II I2 VARSITY CLUB IO II I2, FIELD AND STREAH CLUB IO II I2, DANOE CLUB II I2 COUNTY CHORUS IO-II I2 DRANATIcS CLUB IO CLASS TREAS IO YEARBOOR STAFF CSPORTS EO J JOYCE PERRIOO-SPANISH CLUB IO-II INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL IO, DRAHATICS CLUB IO SPEECH CLUB F B L A II, QUIEN SABE STAFF II, CHOIR I2, SENIOR PLAY, CLASS SEc'Y I2, DANCE CLUB I2, GIRL' CHORUS I2, YEARBOOK STAFF I2 BERYL SHAFFER VARSITY CLUB I0 II I2 CHEERLEAOINB IO Il I2, GlRL'5 CHORUS IO II, DANCE CLUB II I2, PEP-ETTES IO, JUNIOR PLAY, SENIOR PLAY VIRGINIA SKINNER VARSITY CLUB I0 II I2, ORCHESTRA IO-II I2, GlRL'S CHORUS IO II I2, CHOIR Il I2, CHEERLEADING IO II, CLAIRNET TRIO I0-II, DRANATIOS CLUB IO, DANCE CLUB II I2, COUNTY CHORUS II, JUNIOR PLAY CSTU DIR D,SENl0R PLAY, YEARBOOR STAFF FRED STEWART FIELD AND STREAU IO II I2 F F A II, DANCE CLUB I2, JUNIOR PLAY SR. AC I IVI I IES LE ' Q B B B 0 AB - - O . , , - 1-, ' A B B O Q -, - - - - . I2, ,.-.1-' I v B o ES - - I0-I - . . . Il ' O O O ' p 0 l U 7 5 5 1 I O B LEROY LARSON-FIELO AND STREAM IO, F.F.A. IO-II, DANCE CLUB I2, JUNIOR PLAY, F.F.A. Til? IO. ' U B B' 5 ' B -il ' I B O Q ' ' 1 ' ' O O I B . .iii - - U - - I - - - - - , - - ' -S - ' ' ' 1 I B Zn ...... .,..,,., I I ' UO. 0 O B 1 ' 5 - .. - ' - .. - B B l l2l ' g O O Q B 490 Fouavn F-:moo STUDY Knocx IT OFF WMo's BACK DOOR GANG MY HORSE AND I Sous or Tm: aovs uc ewes BEFORE THE GA Gnu Mu: g5a- GlRL'S Cuonus I0-II-I2, Cwola II-I2, Pep-evrs IO, Dmoz Cum II-I2, Semen PLAY, Q-0L3E.D22. GlRL'S Ononus I0-II-I2, Cnoln II-I2, Per- :Tvs IO, Dmce CLUB I2, CAunA CLUB IO-II, Junnon PLAY, Ycuzaoox surf. BAneAaA TAYLOR-GlRL'S Cnonus IO-Il-I2, Duunlcs CLua IO-ll-I2, Omen CLUB IO-II-I2, W. C.T.U. Svsccn Courcsr IO-II, I Sven: ron Deaooucv IO, Juvnon PLAY, Samoa PLAY, Ysnaoox STAFF I2. DONALD VANQD-VARSITY CLUB IO-II-I2, BASKETBALL IO-II-I2, BAszaAu. IO-II-I2, FOOTBALL IO-ll-I2, F.F.A. IO-II, Cuss V.P. I2, Smoem' Councu. I2, Dmcc CLuu I2, F.F.A. TMP Il-I2, Samoa PLAY. Houma VAn0ao-F.F.A. IO, FIELD Ano Srnzm II, Dmoz Cwa I2, CAUUIA CLUB I2, JUNIOR PLAY, Simon PLAY. JoAnn: WATSGC-GlkL'S Cuoaus I0-II-I2, Oxon ll-I2, COLLEGE Cum I2, Business Cwa I2, Dmoz GLU: II, Pav-Erus IO, DuAnA'ruz.s Cust IO, .Nusa PLAY. Ooueus WcI.cH-BAscsAI.L I0-ll-I2, Dnuuraos Gun IO-I2, Dmoz CLUB II, CERTIFICATE ron SAu:s- smsmv Il. 9iM4 L q an Mfw ffm QU2vJ fi5ef25M4fQyf5JQQ?fii2?22 MS4 Complimsufg O C g Bi Q sjlx D G Q! - f .WL Cckemk nan E X ' GX Mb 1 '59 QR ff' U Lnwdee f 424- ci ibagf' Wg 'YV' 4. 427, I WLZMMGJ p ti i gum! 'mum F .Www 4S2w4dzMM1Zifg3gMlLAL.ALQIQLQ 475 f VW A :1'1.1f5gVWm5D 'fj7 a,ZQQf,, L cSQ7f4:!y M,,1n,f4,,n,,,,Q ZWMWZZMWQD H ,Rt 1, 219, mmf-gk Y 2 cflvfgal f 554 S iEEEEil!'ar1,gmg,, fqgif ff Cf 0' MQ My Q9f'g5 425 ,av-V112 A CK ,. 0 'ff ' J ' ' 1, Zz. 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