Tri Valley High School - Comitus Yearbook (Valley View, PA)

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TIME Wlll. TELL Shrrlee Morgan wrlls the bark from the tree whrch hrt her lrttle Nash Rambler fthe only movable maple rn Valley Vrewj to Brlly Shade anotrer drrvrng menace to trees Larry Ney wrlls hrs nrckname to any sprnsterly doe who needs one Annette Paul wrlls her bookkeeprng books wrth deep sorrow C791 to Mary Alrce Hauck Eleanor Paul wrlls her devotron to Latrn to Mr Mentzer Roy Paul wrlls hrs enthusrasm for FFA actrvrtres to Charles Herm Lors Ramberger wrlls her beautrful 'Camay com plexron to Chub Mrller Drusrlla Reed wrlls her classrc good looks to Mary Jean Kraft Polly Reed wrlls her pleasant drsposrtron to Joan Troutman Chester Rerner wrlls hrs gruff sandpaper vorce to Ronald Reed Mae Remer wrlls her skrll at translatrng German to all of Mr Wrllrers strugglrng German students Joan Rothermel wrlls her long awarted for week ends when she sees her Buddy to Betty Wolf gang Norman Rothermel wrlls all hrs secret iand some not so secretj admrrers to Herbert Bolrch Rrta Saltzer wrll her untrmely laryngrtrs durrng the Junror operetta to Pat Mrnnrch Clarr Scherb wrlls hrs Marlon Brando tee shuts and overalls to Larry Wrllrer Rrchard Schrope wrlls hrs offrcral role as polrceman and Judge rn the operetta and senror play respec trvelv to Gene Troutman Franklrn Schwartz wrlls hrs rosy apple cheeks to Angelma Zunno Robert Schwartz wrls hrs motto A grrl rn every port to John Huntzrnger Bruce Shomper wrlls hrs magnrfrcent stature to Jumor Elv who could use rt Patrrcra Shuey wrlls her radrant smrle to Harold Wolfgang Errol Smeltz wrlls hrs clock watchrng rn geometry class to the Junror grrls who srmply cant wart for the bell to rrng Palmer Smeltz wrlls hrs speedy hot roddrng rn that catty blue prckup wrth duals to Lash ' Phrllrps a daredevrl on wheels of equal rank Wrllram Smrth wrlls hrs nasty thoughts grrns and remarks to Joseph Troutman Patrrcra Spotts wrlls her love for Legron baseball games and players to Sandy Stutzman, who shares a sunrlar rnterest Beverly Starr wrlls her farthfulness to a specral alumnus to Lrnda Maurer Charles Steger wrlls hrs skrll at weavrng rntrrgurng Sam Shovel prrvate eyeball tales to Mr Fox Dale Stephens wrlls hrs shyness U95 of grrls to Dennrs Schlegel Come on Dale grve the gals a break Dawrrn Strely wrlls hrs haggard look after date nrght to whoever rs to blame for hrs pathetrc condrtron Dolores Stutzman wrlls all her mad rnfatuatrons to any Junror gal wro can change boyfrrends as of ten and as fast as she can James Stutzman wrlls hrs black curly harr to Tommy Greene Mary Alrce Stutzman wrlls her surplus studyrng' hours to Bobby Mrnnrch Walter Umholtz wrlls hrs woman hatrng technrquc to Ronnre Dretz No krddrng Butch grrls dont brte James Wagner wrlls hrs supply of root beer barrels for the senror play cast to Drckre Morgan Ruth Weaver wrlls her borsterous unpredrctable and uncontrollable laughter to Bette Smeltz Patrrcra Wesner wrlls her gorng steady status whrch she kept for four years to Carole Coleman Clause Wrest wrlls hrs talent of appearrng afrard of grrls and yet have such a deep rnterest rn them to Rrchard Clark Ralph Wrest wrlls hrs shy attrtude toward the op posrte sex to Jrmmy Maurer Patrrcra Wrlson wrlrs her adaptabrlrty to new sur roundngs to anyone else who can get rn the groove as qurcklv as she drd Faye Zrmmerman wrlls her mrrror madness and comb conscrousness to Carole Ebert The 12 B Math grrls wrll therr srghs squeals and day dreamrng whrch take place rn Mr Welkers room to next year s lucky senror math grrls The IZ C grrls wrll herr tears shed for Mr Krersh er to the eleventh grade Commer eral grrls We the senrors wrll our uncanny luck rn managrng, to struggle through twelve years of hardshrp and emerge unharmed to all the teachers who have had to put up wrth us Srgned scaled publzshed and declared fo by fill' scmors of 1956 for our last wrll and fcstament m fhe presence of fhosc who have subscribed our names KARL CARL ALICE KLINGER JAMES LEITZEL JOAN ROTHERMEL . , 1 V . . . . . . - rr ' rv . . . . 1 - ' . . - - ' 1 ' ' ' 4 . . . ' yr ca rr - . ' ' xc - ' U ' 1 , . . . . - ' v . . . . ' 7 7 , . . . . . I . . , i . ' . . ' ' - v v ra av ' , - , . ' - tr ' as . v . . . . A . U. . . . ' - H I I , - ' ' , u rv , I t . H- i . . . . . . . ' ' ' 1 7 . , u . . . -, . 'Y ' D ' ., . . , . ' ' ' ' . l . ' . t . ' U ' . - . l - t . . . r - ' ' , , . . . - - V - ' . . - . . Y V , , rs yr ' - u v ' - r ' - ' I ' , ' ' . 9

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lub Tlme STAGECRAFT CLUB Advisor MR GEIST The Stagecraft Club consists of 10th and 11th grade boys who ale interested in woodwork One of their Jobs IS to plan construct and arrange all stage set t1ng,s This club meets Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday The officers are president Wilhard Rissingei vice president Kenneth Kllnger secre tary and tleasurer Ronald Deitz BACHELOR S CLUB Adviser MISS RUMMEL The Bachelors Club organized ln 1946 is open to all senior high school boys The purpose of the club is to provide an outlet for the d0m6StlC mclinatwns of these boys They engage m various activities sewing foods and nutl 1t1on meal planning table service child care and personal care and grooming The group meets in regular class periods through out the week F H A CLUB Advlsoi MISS RUMMEL The F H A Club an organization open to any senior high school student meets every Tuesdav morning to teach the glrls sewing cooking and other house hold sub1ects Trips are taken throughout the year The officers 1nclude president Jane Ebert vice president Deanna Huntzlnger secretary Joanne Ebert treasurer Edith Kimmel historian Darlene Conrad song leader Carolyn Dinger news report er Peggy Hummel NEWS CLUB Advlsor Miss FENSTERMACHER The News Club is at present composed of students fiom grades 10 11 and 12 The group meets every Monday morning in activity period Its primary function is to prepare current school news foi pub lication in the Valley Citizen Jim Wagner the only male member of the group contrlbuted all the spoits wrlte ups ART CLUB Advisor MRS SUPER The Alt Club is made up of pupils from 10th 11th and 12th grades The 10th graders meet on Tues day morning 11th graders meet on Thursday morn mg and the 12th giaders meet on Wednesday morning They work with oil paintings ceramics sketching and leatherciaft work This club does all advertising for plays and othei activities Durmg the spring of the year the club plans to make one trip The officers for the 12th grade club ale pres ldent Christine Broslus vice president Rlta Saltz er secretary Drusilla Reed and treasurer Alice Klmger The 11th grade officers include president Barbara Millel v1ce president Phalem Wetzel sec retaiy Mary Alice Hauck and treasurer Carolyn Dxnger The officers for the 10th grade club are president Nancy Shuey vice plesident Jean M01 gan secretary Carole Keim and treasurei Dolly Bowman COMMERCIAL CLUB Adviser MR COLEMAN The Commercial Club a very practical and useful organization of Senior commerical students origin ated in 1945 for the purpose of assisting the faculty and giving experience to the students Each mem ber IS assigned to a particular teacher fol whom the secretary does much routine paper wolk The assignments for the 1955 1956 school term are as Phyllis Cook Mr Smeltz Joan Rothermel and Darlene Hairmg Mr Schlegel Charlotte Horn berger M Rhoads Christina Brosius M Geist Wrlliam Smith Mr Delhl Phyllis Lucas Mrs Klmger Faye Zlmmerman Mr Klees Patsy Artz M1 Williams Phylhs Kimmel Miss Snyder Faye Zunmennan Mr Lewis Jean Blyler Miss Knohr Annette Paul Miss Gemberling Lucille Herb Mrs Huntzmgei Patsy Shuey Mr Artz Patsv Hentz Miss Fenstermacher DI'US1ll31 Reed Mrs Super Lois Rambergei Mr Starr Eleanor Blyler Mr Coleman Amy Mrller Mr Tloutman Ruth Weavei Mr Zeigler Larry Neye Mr Wel ker Amy Miller Mr Fox Francina Klingei Roger Boyer Ernest Klinger Chester Reiner Clalr Scheib and James Wagner who are not assigned to any part1cular teachei pelform miscellaneous duties The officeis for this year s club are president Chilstma BIOSIUS secretary Drusilla Reed treas urer Annette Paul 0 7 .I I s v ' I 1 ' ' . I I : I , I. I , . I Il Y u 9 - . - ' . f Q . 4 , . , I . I . . I. I I . I - , II , I 1 I v I . - . . I , . 'Q I , 9 - ' , I : , , . . . ' , : 1 n ' . ' . ' .II ' ' 7 Y . 1 . . ' . . . . 5 I I 'I .I I I I. . I . I I , ,. . D - J - . , I . . . , ' I I ' . Y n during activity period. The purpose of this club is follows: Mr. Willier, Beverly Starrg Miss Rummel, . . I . I - II I F ' . ' . ' 1 f IT I ' . ' ' ' 3 .' f 4 ' . 9 l . . - . . 5 ' ' . . l . . ' Z. l - ' -1 l 5 ' ,3 v ' - . . .3 . ' T' : , 3 - . ' 9 - I 9 , I 9 , : - I ', 9 I - , . Q I . 9 ' .. 9 - , I 9 . ' , . -'Z . I , . - 9 . - 1 1 Q l. ' v l I Il' I ' .' .' . .' . . ' ' ' 2 1 . ' 1 ' Y , 4 . . . U . . ,, . . I ' . I, I . ' . . , . . I I 1 I , I y ' ' 1 , 2 ' . - I I I