United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

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Edgar Stutzman A handsome lad, as you can see. We liked him from the start. He'll do his best to please you. For he likes to do his part. F.F.A. 4 Boys Choir 2 Track 1 Varsity Club 1 Senior Play Stage Crew 2 President I Vive-President 1 F.F.A. President 1 Reporter 1 Jane Stewart Quiet and shy. With a friendly smile. To help a friend. She'd walk a mile. Girls Chorus 1 Home Ec. 4 Mayday 2 May Queen's Court 1 Basketball 4 Patricia Thwart Pat to some boy. Will bring joy. I'm sure, she will allure Some fine fellow, quite mellow. Choir 1 Home Ec. 4 Shamrock Staff James Youngdahl Rather tall and shy He has the sharpest features Always telling moron-|okes Quite a headache for the teachers. Dolores McIntyre Little girls should be seen. not heard. That must be Dolores' rule. For she's the quietest senior. We see around the school. Corretta Tweedy You never see her idle. She's busy all the time. And never wastes a minute For she's diligently inclined. Honor Roll 4 Junior Play Usher 1 Art Club 3 Mayday Attendant Home Ec. 1 Bjnkctl all 4 Lucille Tomb She's one of our cheerleaders With pretty blond hair She's the truest friend Found anywhere. Cheerleader 3 Twixteen Girls Choir 4 Shamrock Staff Home Ec. 4 Basketball 4 Y Teens 2 F.H.A. 1 Marching Choir Honor Roll 2 Varsity Club 3 Mayday Event Usher 1 May Queen's Court senior Play (Properties) Reporter 1 Freda Wagner Studious and shy. The model of good behavior. And she's always at hand. To do you a favor. Shamrock Staff Home Ec. 3 Honor Roll 3 Girls Chorus 1 Usher 2

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Ralph Rosenberger He has a smart retort For everything you say And he can soon report On why teachers get gray. Class Treasurer 1 Band 4 Wildcat Willie in the Doghouse Basketball 3 Honor Roll 2 Robert Rengh A handsome youth Well mannered is he. His manners and courtesy Are tops, we agree. Basketball 4 Football 3 Track 3 Twixteen Boys Choir 2 Varsity Club 2 Betty Rosenberger Betty is our friend its true She is one who is never blue. Never much to say has she Yet she is thinking constantly. Home Ec. 4 Betty Rabel Nursing is her one ambition, A success she’s sure to be. And if you don't believe us. Just you wait and see. Y-Teens F.H.A. 1 Home Ec. 3 Chorus Shanvock Staff Marching Choir Thomas Rager With a twinkle in his eye. He is a very fiiendly chap He's a most successful worker. When he really wants to try. F.F.A. 4 Stage C ew Boys Choir Evona Sager Long, black hair. Complexion fair. When you need her She's always there. Orchestra 2 Chorus 2 F.H.A. 2 Class Secretary 1 Wildcat Willie in the Doghouse Mushball 1 Junior Red Cross 1 Mearl Sowers Every inch a gentleman He never gives a sigh. He certainly is a right good fellow Who’s a regular guy. Junior Play Glee Club 1 Boys Choir 1 Nature Club 1 Janet Shomo She’s very optimistic. You never hear her sigh. She never gets discouraged. And is not afraid to try. Gris Chorus 1 F H A I Glee Club 1 Shamrock Staff Geraldine Stiles She's noted for her giggles. Such delightful ones they arc. And a very congenial cia smate. Who has friends by the score. Majorette 4 Home Ec. 3 Twixteen Girls Choir 2 F.H.A. 1 Y Teens 2 Usher 1 Mayday Event Thomas Rainey Tall, dark and handsome? Well — 1 don't know! But he's quite a hit with the ladies. So I guess it's so. F.F.A. 3 Stage Crew 3 Boys Choir 2 Mixed Choir 2 Track 4 Football 4

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Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1953, of United Joint High School, Indiana County, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America, being about to pass from this sphere of educaiton, and bearing a crammed mind, a well-trained memory, and an almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish our last will and testament. We do hereby will our most prized possessions as follows: TO THE FACULTY — Our smiles and fond farewells. TO THE FRESHMEN— The height of our learning. TO THE SOPHOMORES — Our good looks and special privileges, and may they use them as well as we did ? TO THE JUNIORS — Bill Altemus's shyness to Bob Toman. Eleanor Babich’s grades to Marlene Currie. Louis Brezansky’s wavy hair to Jack Jenkins. William Bolgar's popularity to Nick Kanyan. Inez Cahill’s red hair to Jean Rummel. Patricia Casper’s blue eyes to Ann Yaworski. June Cherry's diamond to Helen Wagner. Pearl Clevenger’s shy smile to Joanne Altemus. Patricia Coup's trim wa'stline to Loretta Watkins. Joan Dabb’s steady boyfriend to Emily Naugle. Marlene Davis’s love for shorthand to Lois Fry. Harold Edmiston’s freckles to Jack Rosenberger. Dale Empfield’s love of P. G. to George Dubil. Don Evans’s A’s to Joe Lonesky. Barbara Fry’s tallness to Helen Clark and Patty Boldin. Nancy Garven wills her office of F.H.A. to Jean Mack. Eva Jean Goughnour’s ability to play the piano to Janet Boring. Lois Haney’s gift of gab to Antonina Sievers. Edward Houser's football ability to Lyle Lindsey. Sam La Rosa’s love of teasing girls to Albert Stanek. Dean Lindsey’s friendliness to Boyd Stiles. Eugene Loder's 1950 Ford to Jay Sanner. Theresa Ludwig's pretty dimples to Helen Moyer. Danny Machak’s pranks to Joe Simon. Emily Marabito’s dark complexion to Lela Mussleman. Erma Markus's friendly attitude to Norma Mack. Loris McCachren’s love of hunting to Howard Nelson. Homer McDowell’s sense of humor to Everett Miller. Margie McLaughlin's cheering ability to Shirley Liebold. John Meagher’s love of playing hookey to Franklin Rodgers Chuck Mitchell’s crew cut to Ronald Patrick. Louise Mrozcka’s grin to Ginger Stewart Audrey Murdick’s impression of limitless energy to Loretta Daniels. Joanne Naugle’s quiet ways to Cil Toman. Catherine Overdorf's ability to get her man to Vonnie Ault. Dora Overdorf’s sweet soft voice to Frances Kabasta. Marie Overman’s certain slouch she puts in her walk to Barbara Bracken. Barbara Paynter's wit and humor to Ellen Carney. Walter Pluchinsky’s love of chemistry to George Beal. Betty Rabel’s music ability to Vada McClain. Tom Rager's love of farming to John McMullen. Tom Rainey's shoe shine to Howard Edmiston. Tom Ramage’s wisecracks to Ray Hunter. Bob Rengh’s mannerly ways to Edwin Miller. Dan Rorabaugh’s physique to Grant McLaughlin. Betty Rosenberger's blonde hair to Pauline Atkins. Ralph Rosenberger’s lost bachelorhood to Joe Hall. Margie Rudnik’s short hair to Thalya Garvin. Evona Sager’s pretty hair ribbons to Marilyn Davis. Jane Stewart's one-sided grin to Laura Rager. Gerry Stiles’s giggles to Eva Silbaugh. Edgar Stutzman’s driving ambition to John Houghton. Pat Tewart's devil-may-care attitude to Josephine Anderson. Lucille Tomb’s love of teachers to Shirley Campbell. Freda Wagner’s love of square dancing to Isabelle Henderson. Jim Youngdahl’s love for girls to Paul Isenburg. Dean Allen’s he-man characteristics to Francis Shetler. Janet Shomo’s eye that means mischief to Arthur McClintock. Delores McIntyre’s ability to miss school to Pat Overdorff. Ralph Montgomery’s high altitude to Calvin Varner, Lavora McClain and Bob Ressler. Darell McClain’s flashy clothes to Melvin Brendlinger. Marlin Betts's salesmanship to Dean Overdorff. Wade Boring's love for school to Melvin Boring. Raymond Ofman’s place on the basketball team to Ronnie Hixson. SHAMROCK — 1953 16