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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

Published by The Senior Class Of United Joint fifth School Armagh. Pennsylvania (JfiounJ T fieaknq ( etemany AT UNITED JOINT HIGH SCHOOL DECEMBER 9, 1953 The ground-breaking ceremony for the $1.7 million high school building was witnessed by students, teachers, hand members, local school directors. county officials, members of the Joint Authority. and citizens of the community. ■ The gold shovel used by Mr. Harry McLaughlin, President of the Joint Board, to break ground was presented to the school and now hangs in the Principal’s office. The shovel was received by George Beal, President of the Senior Class after his introduction by Mr. Woodrow Phillippi, our high school principal Mr. Robert Davis Supervising Principal, served as Master of Ceremonies at the ground breaking. cllcw School 733uilJinqs OLD SCHOOL United Joint Grades 1-12 Otnited Joint Jchoo! J)ifiectofis Paul Tomb ........ S. A. Johnston ... Hubert Stegmaier George McCachren Clay Snoby ....... Melvin Stewart ... E. L. Stewart .... L. M. Penrod ..... John G. Auld .... Joseph George .... Elden Young ...... Sam Mack ......... Fred C. Brehm .... ........... Armagh ........... Armagh ........... Armagh ........... Armagh ........... Armagh R.D. 1. Homer City ... R.D. 4, Indinaa ... R.D. 1. Blairsville R.D. 2. Homer City R.D. 1. Homer City ......... Dilltown R.D. 1. Vintondale ......... Dilltown Wilbert Emfield ... Charles Madill ........ Paul Simmons ....... W. Harry McLaughlin J. A. Krouse .......... J. M. Naugle .......... Sherman Brett ......... Galen Bredlinger ...... Glenn Mulligan ........ Bert OverdorfT ........ Clifford Gaul ......... Walter Lingar ......... .... R.D. 1, Homer City .. R.D. 1, Homer City .... R.D. 1. Vintondale .............. Cramer ............... Boltz ............. Armagh ........... Robinson . R.D. 2, New Florence ............ Robinson R.D. 2, New' Florence ............ Robinson .............. Armagh President Vice President 4- Treasurer Secretary ROBERT DAVIS Supervising Principal B.S., M. Ed. Indiana Slat Teachers College University of Pittshurgh WOODROW PHILLIPPI Principal B.S., M. Ed. Indiana State Teachers College Pitt University Wayne University ROBERT FERGUSON History B.S. GLAYDS THOMAS Mathematic B.S., Ed.. M. Litl. Indiana State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Texas A. and M. University of Pittshurgh ROBERT W AGNER Agriculture B.S. Pennsylvania State College AMANDA LOWERY Biology and Algebra B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Muskingum College Grove (lily College —5— MARGARET WINSLOW English A.B. Allegheny College Pennsylvania State College THOMAS J. MADILL Foot hull Couch B.S. in Health and Physical Ed., Pennsylvania State College University of North Carolina JOHN H. CLAWSON Latin und English A.B.. B.I)., M.Ed. Juniata College Eastern Seminary University of Pittsburgh mary McMullen Physical Education. Health B. . Geneva College Lhautaqua School of Physical Ed. Chautauqua. New York MARY RECUPERO Commercial B.S. in Business Education State Teachers College Indiana, Pennsylvania MARIE LIGGETT World History, P.O.D. B.S. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Temple University ROBERT IGO Physics, Chemistry and General Science B.S. Indiana State Teachers College CLARENCE BOWMAN Music B.M.E. Combs Conservatory of Music Philadelphia. Pennsylvania H. FOSTER HILL Commercial B.S. in Business Education State Teachers College Indiana. Pennsylvania KATHRYN NEAL Home Economics B.S. State Teachers College Indiana. Pennsylvania J. RICHARD STEWART Basketball Coach B.S. in Physical Education Springfield College University of Pittsburgh ELIZABETH YORK English B.A. in Drama, University of Oklahoma Oklahoma A and M College New Mexico Highlands University Indiana State Teachers College ETHEL F. SHEEHAN (Absent Member I English B.A. University of Pittsburgh J. FREDRIC WAY (In Service) Commercial. Math B.S. Indiana State Teachers College ELEANOR L. FRIEL K. Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Duquesne University Indiana State Teachers College Indiana, Pennsylvania ERNEST R. McCLAIN General Science and Biology A.B. University of Pittsburgh CAROL McCLAIN Secretary Beaver Falls High School OFFICE Principal: Mr. Phillippi Secretary: Carol McClain Editors-in-chief Jean Mack Associate Editor Senior Editors Norma Mack John McMullen Activities Editors Marlene Currie Cecelia Toman Photography Business Manager Circulation Editors Vada McClain Helen Moyer Frances Kahasta Thalva Garvin Sports Editor Jay Sanner Artists Marilvn Davis Arthur McClintock Loretta Daniels Typists Lela Musselman Josephine Anderson Laura Rager Maureen Krill Gathered most ads. on his own time Sponsors Mrs. Ricupero SENIOR CLASS JOANNE ALTEMUS “Jo When it comes to cars and guys This gal draws the line But she is one of the nicest girls United can ever find. “Take it Easy” Mixed Choir 4 Girl’s Choir 4 Newspaper Club (Reporter) Dance Club Y-Teens F.H.A. GEORGE BEAL “George” lie’s the president Of the Senior (Mass With his high honors He’ll never be last Honor Roll 4 Senior Class Play Junior Class Play Student Director Senior Class President Dancing Club Indiana Gazette School Reporter JOSEPHINE ANDERSON “Jo” She’s short and sweet With pretty blonde hair She and some lad Will make a nice pair. Shamrock Staff Dance Club Newspaper Club F.H.A. 1 Mixed Choir 3 Girl’s Choir 4 Marching Choir 2 Usher 2 Mayday Event ’52- 53 Student Secretary Senior Christmas Assembly MELVIN BORING “Jess” A swell senior boy With light, wavy hair Sought by many girls But they seldom find him there. F.F.A. 2 Football 3 Boy's Choir 2 Dancing Club 1 Varsity Club 1 PAULINE ATKINS “Polly” Polly is quite the gal. In almost everything, Her 1.0. — above the normal, But she’s still, everybody’s pal. Girl’s Choir 3 Marching Choir 3 Usher 3 F.H.A. 3, 4, President 4 Home Ec. Club 1 Treasurer 1 Dancing Club Play 1 MELVIN BRENDLINGER “Skin” You will find that this guy Everything will satisfy Takes life easy all the time Always thinks that things are fine. F.F.A. 4 Track 1 Football 2 PATRICIA BOLDIN “Pat” A sweet little miss, Who loves to sing. With Patty’s acquuintence. Much joy she’ll bring. June Fever” Girl’s choir 4 Y-Teens 2 F.H.A. Dance Club (iandy Sale Mayday ’52 53 Marching Choir Mixed Choir T.A.B. Senior Christmas Assembly Mixed Choir JAMES DEYARM1N “Jim” Different from all other boys, Jim seldom makes much noise. And you will find that to this guy Everything will satisfy. F.F.A. JANET BORING “Jan” Janet’s very quiet. With free kies galore. Just get to know her You’ll like her more and more. Chorus 1-2 F.H.A. 3-4 Usher 4 Home Ec. Club 1 Darn ing Cluh 4 Play 1 MAURICE DICK “Scoldy” An amiable person. Who ran take a joke )nce a friendship’s made It’s never broke. Basketball 2 Honor Roll SHIRLEY CAMPBELL ‘Shirl” She’s tall and slim With a rharming smile She’s been wearing a diamond For quite a while. Girl’s Choir Dancing Club Student Secretary Sen ire Club President Mayday Event ’51 -’52 GEORGE DUBIL “York” A bright young chap. And an honest guy, He’s always grinning He’ll never sigh. Football 3 Track 2 Varsity Club 1 Boys Choir 2 Dance Club Visual Aid Club Honor Roll 1 Art 1 ELLEN CARNEY Ellie” Not very timid. And not very shy, A girl like this Is bound to get by. Home Ec. 2 Dance Club 1 F.H.A. 1 Candy sale ‘Take it Easy” Usher 1 Mayday Event ’51 ’52 HOWARD EDMISTON -Butts; People think he’s quiet But we know Butts quite well No explanation is given For we don’t want to tell. Stage Crew 1 Camera Club 1 Senior Christmas Assembly HELEN CLARK “Sox” A bundle of energy A barrell of fun. As a majorette Her work is well done. Honor Roll 4 Class Secretary- 1 Home Economics 2 Majorette 5 Mayday Event F.H.A. Speaker 1 Y-Teens 2 Inter-Club Counsel Representative 2 Shamrock Staff Newspaper Club Exchange Editor Bethany Club RICHARD EMPFIELD “Empty” “Empty” we’ll class Right from the start. The quiet type But who’ll do his part. F.F.A. 4 F.F.A. Secretary Boy’s Choir LORETTA DANIELS “Larry” A sweet disposition To those who try to please But oh, wliat a Irish tem MARLENE CURRIE “Lefty” Her sparkling eyes And soft sweet smile. Bring forth something We all admire. Varsity Club YarsitvClub-Secretary53-54 Girl's Choir Dancing Club Shamrock Staff Marching Choir Cheerleader 4 Y-Teens F.H.A. Prompter Mayday Event ’53 T.A.B. Book Club Home Ec. 1 Nurses Assistant at Hosp. grant McLaughlin “Bull” He's quite a lad. With hair as black as jet. He's really a sportsman And can play football, you bet! Football 4 Basketball 2 Track 4 June Fever Boy's Choir 3 Mixed Choir 2 Varsity Club Dancing Club Class Secretary 50-53 Class President 52-53 Class Vice President 52-54 per To those who try to tease. Honor Roll 4 Girl’s Choir Shamrock Staff Student Secretary Usher Camera Club Dance Club “T.A.B. Book Club Mayday event 51-'52 Girls Basketball HOWARD GRAY “Howard” A fine gent Bashful as can be A very good dairy man We're sure he will be. Boy's Choir 1 Varsity Club 1 F.F.A. 1 Freshman Treo. Student Council T.A.B. Club Dancing Club Track 1 JOANNE DAVIS “Jo” A new Senior girl Entered our class. She really thinks She's in heaven at last. Usher 1 HOWARD N El-SON “Howdy” A friend to everyone Never a foe. You'll hear his sales talk Wherever you go. Honor Roll Visual Aid Club Glee (3ub 2 Mixed Choir 1 Industrial Art 2 Projection Club 2 MARILYN DAVIS “Dav” Marilyn is the artist In the Senior Class, For her sketches and paintings We know she'll pass. Y-Teens F.H.A. Shamrock Staff Hilltop Review Staff Girl's Choir Marching Choir Mixed Choir Usher T.A.B. Club Librarian Honor Roll Newspaper Club Mayday Event Home Economics JOSEPH H A LI. “Joe” He's got his pep. He's got his steam, lie’s one of the best On United's team Football 4 Track 2 Class Treasurer 50-51 Dance Club Varsity Club T.A.B. Club LOIS FRY “Jean” A slick typist, A shorthand whizz. Usually first In any quiz. Girl’s Choir Marching Choir Shamrock Staff Honor Roll Dramatics Cluh Dance Cluh Usher Y-Teens F.H.A. F.H.A. Historian 1 Senior Play (prompter) Student Secretary Home Economics T.A.B. Cluh NORMAN HEMING “Norm Rather tall and very quiet But delights in playing hall. Being ruthless and noisy Isn’t his will at all. Football 4 F.F.A 3, 4 Varsity Cluh 2, 3, 4 Assembly 1, 2 Track 4 THALYA GARVIN “Toye” She’s very quiet And we all call her “Toye” She has a certain shy appeal To each and every hoy. Newspaper Cluh F.H.A. Shamrock Staff T.A.B. Cluh Home Ec. Usher Mayday DONALD HIXSON “Dittle” If he left us we would miss him Not only for himself But a loss of all the noise he makes Vi ou I cl put us on the shelf. Senior Play Newspaper Cluh Varsity Cluh Basketball 4 FRANCES KABASTA “Fran” A smiling lass, Who loves to dance. Her sewing ability. Deserves more than a glance. Choir 1 Dancing Cluh F.H.A. Mayday Class Treasurer ’51-52 Home Economics 4 Shamrock Staff RONALD HIXSON “Ron Always up to mischief Tho it's always in fun He’s just a friendly person Ami quite a little one. Basketball 4 Varsity Cluh 1 Camera Cluh Track 1 Usher CECELIA TOMAN “Cel” We all agree Cel’s terrific The nook's her second home We’ll always remember her Wherever she may roam. Girl’s Choir Mixed Choir Marching Choir Treasurer - Camera Cluh Shamrock Staff Y-Teens F.H.A. Usher Senior Play (Prompter) Mayday Events Student Secretary T.A.B. Cluh Dancing Club RAYMOND HUNTER “Ray” A very tall youth Who’s not hard to please: In his own quiet way He sure can tease. Basketball Mixed Choir Boy’s Choir Stage Crew’ Dancing Club PAULINE KITZMILLER Pauline A flowing smile and tawny hair Belong to F.H.A. Always ready to do her share In every passing day. Music 1 (dee Club 2 Mayday Attendent 1-2 Intermural Basketball 1-2 Volley Ball 1-2 Usher 2-4 F.H.A. Vice President 4 Dancing Club 4 PAUL ISENBERG ••Paul A fellow who is not very tall To be heard is no trouble at all. For he tries the l est he can To act like a grown up man. F.F.A. 4 Dancing Club 1 Craft Club 1 I. AVON A MeCLAIN Pud She’s very small But full of knowledge We know she’ll “click At 'arnbria Rowe College. Y-Teens Dancq Club Honor Roll T.A.B. Book Club Senior Christinas Assembly JACK JENKINS “Jack A lad interested in sports lie’ll succeed we know; If he does the best lie can To the top he will go. Football 3 Basketball 1 Track 3 Varsity Club 3 Dancing Club Senior Christmas Assembly SHIRLEY LIEBOLD “Shirl A dashing personality, A greeting for us all. Her cheering ability Is always on the ball. Home Ec. 1 Cheerleader 4 Y-Teens 2 F.H.A. 1 Varsity Club 4 Dance Club Usher Marching Choir 2 Girl Choir 2 Mixed Choir Class Secretary 52-53 Teen age reporter Shamrock Staff Honor Roll 4 Student Secretary T.A.B. Book (.liil� Mayday event 52 Librarian JAMES McCACHREN “Jim Jim’s quite a track man He’s ver . very fast A few medals he has won And the heart of a very cute lass. F.F.A. 4 Track 3 JEAN MACK Jean She’s tall and thin And ever so neat, Jean’s intelligence Just can’t be beat. Cheerleader 4 F.H.A. Vice President 1 Class Vice President 2 Varsity Club 4 Dancing Club Y-Teen Vice President Nurses Assistant at Hospital Usher 1 Girl’s Choir 4 Mixed Choir 3 Marching Choir 3 June Fever’’ Honor Roll 4 Mayday Event ’52 Shamrock Staff T.A.B. Club Hilltop Review Student Secretary Y'-Teens Treas. FRANKLYN RODGERS “Buck Ouite an agreeable guy Most girls say He’s bound to be successful In most every way. Football 4 Basketball 4 Track President Freshman Class Vice President Junior Class Varsity Club Dance Club Editor in Chief Shamrock “June Fever Honor Roll Boy’s Choir Mixed Choir NORMA MACK “T oots” Another victim of cupid She's extremely shy and quiet. But has that quality of friendliness. Everyone wants: — hut can't huy it. Shamrock Staff Girl's Choir 4 Mixed Choir 3 Marching Choir 2 Honor Roll Student Secretary Dance Club Camera Club T.A.B. Club Y-Teens Usher 1 Nurses Assistant at Hospital THOMAS SHAW 1 om Here's our special he-man model. The big strong silent guy. In football season he did his stuff And made the ladies sigh. Football 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 ( lass Treasurer '50-’51 Shamrock Staff Usher 1 Boy’s Choir 1 Varsity Club ANN YAWORSKI ‘Ann” A nicer person just couldn't be had You can't help but like her. Agrees a certain lad. Dancing Club Dramatics Club - Vice President Concert Band Y-Teens 2 F.H.A. Speaker Maydav Event T.A.B. Club hamrock Staff Drill Band Home Economics 2 RONALD PATRICK “Jeddy Tall. dark, and handsome, A good athlete, Here's a fine youth. Who resents a defeat. Football 4 Track 4 Varsity Club 4 Dance Club Camera Club Boy's Choir 2 Stage Crew-Art 2 CHARLOTTE KEFFER ‘ bar” She's ever so cheerful. With jokes that are gay. She's always happy In a sunny sort of way. Tri-Hi-Y Our Miss Brook lake It Easy Intermural Basketball Volley Ball Fizz-Ed. - Follies Newspaper 1 Darn ing Club F.H.A. NICHOLAS KANYAN ‘Nick” A great musician Is this young man, lie’ll surely be missed By United's band. Band 4 F.F.A. 1 Stage Crew 1 Student Council 1 Dance Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 DONNA McGARVEY “Don” Never disagreeable Ready to be your pal Nothing daunts her spirit For she's a jolly gal. Home Economics Glee Club Cheering Section Girl's Choir Dancing Club Art ROBERT KUBIC “Bob” A friend of the class And he can be fun. If you're in need of a pal Bob's the one! F.F.A. 3 Dancing Club VADA McCLAIN “Vada” Her musical talent Just can't he heat. When you get to know her You're in for a treat. Junior History Cluh Tri-Hi-Y National Honor Society Band 4 Honor Roll Science Cluh Y’-Teens Camera Cluh Secretary Shamrock Staff June Fever” T.A.B. Book Cluh JAY SANNER “Poker” He makes the touchdowns And carries the hall. He's just the best friend To one and all. Foot hall 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Varsity Cluh 4 Camera Cluh Shamrock Staff Vice-President Varsity Club HELEN MOYER “Helen” When Helen's around It's never quiet. For we all agree That she’s a riot. Y -Teens 2 June Fever Mixed Choir 3 Honor Roll Camera Cluh President Shamrock Staff ROBERT TOMAN Boh” He’s a regular guy. And an excellent classmate. Just get to know him. You're sure to rate. Track Basketball 4 Football 2 Varsity Cluh 2, President 1 Junior Play Boy's Choir 3 Mixed Choir 3 Dancing Cluh SHIRLEY MUIR “Shir” A witty gal. Yet studious too, She's always happy, And never blue. Music 1 Cheering Section 1 Volley Ball 1-2 Intermural Basketball 1-2 (dee Cluh 2 Usher 3-4 F.H.A. 3-4 Dancing Cluh LYLE LINDSEY Sonny” One of the fellows of our group. He doesn't have much to say. But he’ll get by Even if it’s in his quiet way. F.F.A. 2 Track 1 Football 4 Basketball 2 EMILE NAUGLE Emilie” A tall blond lass Who's as neat as a pin She goes for housekeeping. With vigor and vim. F.H.A. 3, 4 Girl's Choir 1, 2 Marching Choir 2 Y’-Teens 3 Dancing Cluh 4 JOSEPH LONESKY “Dopey” A handsome lad But oh. so shy And he admires the girls As they go by. Boy’s Choir 2 Visual Aid Cluh Track 3 Danc ing Cluh Art 1 PATRICIA OVERDORFF “Pat” She has a certain quiet way, A smile, cute and shy, A knack for getting along with folks. We know she'll always get hy. Girl's Choir 4 Marching Choir 1 Mayday Event 1 F.H.A. 2 Y-Teens 1 Camera Club 1 Honor Roll 1 T.A.B. Book Club Usher 1 Student Secretary 1 ARTHUR McCLINTOCk “Scotty ’ One of the fellows of our class. Who has a deep dow n joy. And I am positive and sure. It will last forever more. Band 3 Basketball 1 Service Club 1 Vearbook Staff 1 BETTY PALMER “Betty Quiet and shy The model of good behavior A swell girl to know And to do you a favor. Girl’s Chorus 1 F.H.A. 1-4 Home Economics 4 Waitress 4 john McMullen “Johnny” Always happy, seldom sad “Johnny” is a jolly lad And when he takes the notion He can really cause a commotion. Shamrock Staff lunior Play Senior Play F.F.A. 2 Dance Club LAURA RACER “Laurie” A very sweet girl Everyone will agree She’ll be a success Where ever she may be. Girl’s Choir Marching Choir Newspaper Club Shamrock Staff Y-Teens F.H.A. Dance Club T.A.B. Club Usher Student Seeretary Home Economics Mayday Event 51-52 Candy Sale EDWIN MILLER “Cuddy” Another gay Romeo, Who’s nice to have around. But when it comes hunting season. Cuddy is nowhere to be found. F.F.A. 2 Dance Club OLIVE ST. CLAIR Eyes that shine with mischievousness. And a brow showing wisdom too. What more can be said unless. That her friendship is sure to be true. Music Intermural Basketball 1-2 Volley Ball 1-2 Cheering Section 2 Glee Club 2 Usher 2-4 Girl’s Choir 3 F.H.A. 3-4 Dancing Club 4 EVERETT MILLER His lazy indolent manner. Is only to conceal A mind that’s almost radical. Concerned with cars and girls appeal. Camera Club' 1 Stage Crew Mixed Choir Boy’s (Jioir F.F.A. Senior Christmas Assembly ANTONINA SI EVERS “Toni Her nickname is Toni, And she’s rather shy. Rut as time passes She’ll always pet by. Daneinp Club Girl’s Chorus 1 T.A.B. Club ROBERT MISNER Bob Never feeling down and out. He never gives a sigh, A likeable chap Who’s a regular guy. Football 1 Track 3 Dance Club HELEN WAGNER 'Helrn ’ She has a nice word Cor everyone around She’s as true a pal As anyone has ever found. Dancing Club Basketball 4 Home Ec. 2 T.A.B. Club Usher 1 Honor Roll 2 Mayday Event Student Librarian GINGER STEWART “Red” Our female carrot top is she Like the other quiet and shy. Her red urls are pretty enough To make anyone sigh. Girl’s Choir Glea Club Marching Choir Mayday Event Home Economics Class Secretary Y-Teens Secretary Camera Club Vice President Honor Roll T.A.B. Club Senior Christmas Assembly DEAN OVERDORFF “Dean” You should meet this farmer Although he’s rather shy He's really quite a charmer And a darn nice guy. F.F.A. 4 Vice President F.F.A. 52- 53 LORETTA WATKINS “Boots” A little bundle of energy With imps in her eyes No one can outdo her She’s strong, regardless of size. Dance Club Service Club Vice President Home Economics 3 Usher Basketball May Day Event T.A.B. Club WAYNE MOLISEE “W'ayne” One of the meekest in the school. You'd think him really shy. But when he once gets started. You hear the laughter fly. Senior Christmas Assembly Visual Aid (dub F.F.A. ROBERT RESSLER “Bobby” Bob is a quiet fellow. Not tall and not very short. He is a faithful worker. And a darn good sport. Red Cross Club Manager Football 2 Basketball 2 YVONNE AULT “Vonnie” A friendly person And lots of fun A good friend To everyone. “Take It Easy” Girl’s Choir 2 Marching Choir 1 Y Teens 2 Dancing Cluh 1 F.H.A. 2 Dome Economics 3 Candy Sales 1 JAMES SHUSTER “Jim” Bright in his class Yet he can he fun If you're in need of a pal. He’s the one. Honor Cluh 2 Dancing Cluh Varsity Cluh 2 Basketball 2 Track 2 Boy’s (llioir 1 BARBARA BRACKEN “Barbie” Big blue eyes A friend to all. She’s really tops As we all recall. Girl’s Choir Mixed Choir Marching Choir Camera Club Dancing Cluh Senior Play V -Teens Girl’s Basketball JACK ROSENBKKGKR “Jack” Tall, light and handsome Well, I don’t know But we’re sure of one thing He’s a darn good fellow. “Take It Easy” “June Fever” Band 6 Newspaper Staff BOYD STILES “Boyd” A friendly chap. Is always alert He doesn’t say much But he sure can flirt. Basketball 2 Track 2 Senior Play (Taft Cluh Senior Danc ing Cluh ALBERT STANEK “Albert” Every inch a gentleman Reserved and shy. Many are his friends Cause he’s a regular guy. Boy’s Choir Dancing Cluh Honor Roll 2 FRANCES SHETLER “Francis” His moron jokes are really silly He’ll sometimes stop, we wonder will he But all in all. he is a tine guy And we’re sure he’ll get by. Glee Club 1 Science Club Industrial Art 2 JOSEPH SIMON “Joe” A very quiet youth Well mannered is he. His manners and courtesy Are tops, we agree. Visual Aid Cluh Art Music VERN1CE MACK “Squirt” She may he tiny She may he slim But in her ways She's sure to win. Senior Treasurer 53-54 “June Fever 52-53 Band 3 Marching band 1 Marching Choir 1 Girl's Choir 1 Darn ing Club Nurses Assistant 1 Y-Teen 1 Yolly-Ball Team May Day Events 3 CALVIN VARNER “Calvin” They say that farmers Are usually shy And if you want to prove that You should meet this guy. Agriculture 3 Boy's Choir 1 President F. F. A. 2 “Take It Easy” Visual Aid JEAN RUM MEL “Jeanne A friendly girl A smiling lass And with people She'll more than pass. Mixed Choir Girl's Choir Marching Choir Usher Candy Sales May Day F. il. A. (Song Leader) “Take It Easy” (Makeup) JOHN SHUSTER “John Is always here When you need him most We're sure you'll find him At his post. Varsity Club 2 Dancing Club 1 Honor Roll 1 Track 4 EVA SI LB A UGH “Eva Quiet and shy With a friendly smile To help a friend She'd walk a mile. Home Ec. 2 May Day Event Basketball Teen Age Book Club Dancing Club Student Librarian MILLARD SHOMO “Phil” Rather quiet But lots of fun You will find him a friend To everyone. F. F. A. Senior Christmas Assem- bly Dancing Club MAUREEN KRILL “Maureen Brown eyes that sparkle With hidden lights A girl who'll stand up For all her rights. Y-Teens 1 Teen Age Book Club Dancing Club Dramatics Club Nurses Assistant F. H. A. 1 Band 2 Girl's Choir 1 Orchestra 2 May Day Event 53 “June Fever” Student Librarian RONALD THOMAS “Rat He is quite a gentlemen And wears a grin All the hard knocks lie'll take on the chin. LELA MUSSELMAN “Muss” Lela is tin leader Of United’s band Her ability of twirling Is super and grand. Drum Majorette 2 Majorette 3 Class Treasurer 52-53 F.H.A. F.H.A. Secretary Y-Teens 2 Shamrock Staff Mayday Event 2 Home Economics 2 RICHARD HOLLEN I irk” One of the meekest in the school You’d think him really shy. But once he get’s started Boy! Does the laughter fly. Camera Club SENIOR CLASS MEETING June c%ven The Junior Class of United Joint High School presented the amusing three act comedy June Fever under the direction of Miss Patricia Beal. The members of the cast included: Millicent MacArthur, Mother ...................................... Helen Moyer Floyd MacArthur, Father ....................................... John McMullen Irma MacArthur, age fifteen ...................................... Patricia Bolden Donna MacArthur, who is graduating ................................... Jean Mack Jane Clayton, her best friend .................................... Vernice Mack Bud Yoder, who wants to propose ............................... Franklyn Rodgers Erwin Phillips. Bud’s Sidekick ................................... Robert Toman Avis Gartland, a triple-threat ................................... Vada McClain Claudia Hilton, her shadow ....................................... Maureen Krill Hal Lawton, home from college ................................. Grant McLaughlin —22— Row I: Barbara Shaw. Albert Bertolino, Carol Richardson, Carl Novak. Shriley Stephens, Charles Kameliski Row II: James Walsh. Barbara Pluchinsky, James St lit z-man, Patricia Williams, Lawrence Bailey, Julia Balko Row III: Darlene Houser, Walter Gordon, Goldie Simon, Lester Coursin, Dolores Boring, James Craig Row IV: Joe Kinnan. Joyce Miller. Paul Shaftic, Linda Lear, John Campbell, Helen Gancos Row V: James Pardee. Wadena Lichtenfels, Vernon Griffith. Sandra Stewart, Eugene Katula. Janice Lewis Row VI: Miss Liggett. Mrs. Recupero. Mr. Igo Row I: Carol McClintock, Patricia Strcclio, Doris Derm. Mary Campbell. Charles Oliver, Patricia Dixon Row II: Charles Fyock, Marjorie Iluczho, Alfred Slippy, Cecilia Druist, Bill Mulvihill, La Verne Bracken Row III: Dorothy Young, Charles Hill, Gladys Hixson. Bill Luther. Margaret Brendlinger. Steve Ference Row IV: James Price, Norma Preall, James Shetler, Julia DeRubis, Gerald Coughneour, Barbara Pillar Row V: Pat Varner, Raymond Boring. Nancy llcming. Chaney Woodring. Margaret Reed. Samuel Miller How I: Nancy Stiles, Norman Hollen, Ida Jane Fair, Howard Clevenger, Jo Ann Young, George Bealonis How II: George Seigh, Coletta Donohue, William Eritano, Eileen Krill, David Currie, Elizabeth Lych Row III: Rose I.aRosa, Harry Penrose, Anna Mae Shaffer, Ronald Manges, Shirley Conrad, Ronald Plowman Row IV: Glenn Hixson, Susan Ludwig, James Lichtenfels, Shirley Baldwin, Bill Mack, Jackie Kerr Row V: Hazel Mack, Pearl Atkins, Jane Betts, Martha Anderson. Dorothy Bahich, Cecil Lindsey Absent: Ralph Goodlin, William Mack, Robert Snyder Row I: Jane McCormick, Collins Stewart. Barbara Simmons, Carl Mack, Frances Miller, Todd Garvin Row II: Louise Ault, Curtis St.Clair, Mary 1 roska. Eugene Marsh, Nettie Ann Coursin, William Stegmaier Row III: Jane Fulton. William Fry. Barbara Steiner, Robert Boldin, Kay McClain, Thomas Deyarmin Row IV: Wayne Clawson, Robert Penrose, Vernon Haney, Robert Shaw, Clarence Johns. Robert McDowell Row V: William Tewart. Mr. Fegruson, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Stewart, Mrs. York Row ,, pons Hill IM McAdaa. Ui. Bs,„. M.riori. U.diskl ft— Th” '“ Lindsey Row II: Cert Dniirt, Michael Payne. Clara Kubic. Clark Brendlingcr, Sl.irley McAdams. J.m Waters Row III: Kathleen McGarvey. Glenn Brown, MayMIe Nannie. Dick Henderson. I.etly Shirley. Fred Foster How IV: Dorothy Stewart, Leroy Nixon, Donald Harper, David Manges, Dixie Hewett, Haney Rhine Row V: Donna Miller, .John Stephens, Elaine Patrick, Mike aworski, Mildred Muir, Jaek Brett Row I: Marianna Geacomelli, Philip McCormick, Shirley Rager, Raymond Rouch, Charlotte Henry, Charles Douglas Row II: Jean Wallace, Jim McFeaters, Betty Davis, Boh Stewart, Shirley Shope, Bill Liggett Row III: Donna Jean Waters, John Ellsworth, Louise Adams. Paul Hall. Peggy Shaw, Bill Cramer Row IV: Shirley Pegg, Jim McMullen, Fay Wagner, Tom Luther, Nancy Mack. Cosmirra DeRuhis Row V: Shirley Pasini, Charles Stiles. Joan Boring. Jim Allison, Evelyn Kitzmiller, Michael Stanek Row I: Mary Lonesky, Jack Larson, Jane Brendlinger, Jerry Steel, Martha Frain, Gene Fry Row II: Marion St. (Hair, Dirk Louman, Myrna Goughnour, Ronnie Little, Edna Jean Nixon, Clarence Ling Row III: Shirley Anne Stake, Marlin Kessler, Rosemma Detwiler, Delmar Shuster, Zaonia Frain, Richard Altemus Row IV: Margaretta Stinson, Joe Markus, Carol Jean Plowman, William Frartrirk, Melda Brown, Don Harper Row V: La Verne Carney, Homer Liggett, Nancy Madill, Robert Montgomery, Eileen Varner. Phillip Nibert Absent: Edwin McAnulty Row I: Phillip Mulvihill. Raymond Elliot. Ralph Litchenfels, William Novak. Edward Pet (arson, David Marsh, Richard Kinnan Row II: Ronald Boring, Beatrice Balko, W'arren Smith, Lois Miller, Edward George, Gora Murphy, James Hill Row III: Garole Shiley, Ronald Holland, Shirley Jones, Herman Hilly, Gertie De Bona. Richard Gilmore, Mary Ann Mitchell Row IV: Benjamin Hill, Bert Boring, David Deabenderfer, Albert McDowell. John Young, Thomas Ludwig, Ronald Toth Row V: Robert Miller, Betty Lou Reasier, David Sowers, Wanda Stiles, Donald OverdorfT, Emile St. Glair, Thomas Davis Row VI: Mrs. Winslow, Mr. Glawson, Mrs. McMullen. Mr. McClain How I: Janet Cramer, James Cramer, Henlen Boring, Clark Beam, Carol Coup, George (.amp-bell, Marjorie Arford. Row II: Mildred Cramer, Rirhard Mulvihill. Geraldine Misner. John Fry, Betty Harding. Lee Walbeck, Alva Youngblood. Row III: Daniel Simmons, Patricia Bartow, Ray OverdofT, Linda Miller, George Boring, Joanne. Dias. Armor Penrose, Row IV: Richard Plowman, June Robinson, Frank Ryan. Judy Luther, Clarence Stiles, Joanne Casper, Jay McClain. Row V: Wilma Palmer, Paul Heider, Janet Rengh, Boyd Hoffman. Vivian Kay Stutzman, Mitch Yointch, Shirley Hemming. Row VI: Esther Austin, Galen Reasier, Charlotte Tomb, William Sowers. Velma Shirley, Robert Boring, Janet McClintock. How I: Helen Shetler, Donald Mitchell, Sylvestra Gearomelli, Thomas Thomas, Billie Stewart. Robert Cameron, Gladys Roddy Row II: Doris Wallace, Ray Deem, Helen McClain. David Deyarmin, Jean Glusko, George Warho-lie, Janice Ooghe Row III: Nancy McAdams, Charles Bartow. Patricia Osthiem, James Griffith, Elaine George, Chalmers Campbell, Elaine Eatula Row IV: Nancy Nelson, James McClain, Donna Bracken, Rodney Peterson, Leona Penrose, Dale Bracken, Betty Lou Daniels Row V: Virginia McCormick. Wayne Boring, Janet Detwiller, Dennis McClune, Diana McCach-ren, Henry Kisamore, Dora Ann Walker Row VI: Stanley Kukula, Margaret Macliak. Jack Garvin, Margie Stanek, Eugene Draksler, Joan McGraw, Willis Niff Row VII: Dale Isenberg, William Davis, John Dunmire, Bill Miller, Ronald Bracken Absent: Gerald Varner, Paul Deyamin, Arnold Boring J £ Melvin Brendlinger 165 lbs. 6 ft. fr. Varsity lyr. X. V. Norman Henning 175 lbs. 5 ft. 11 in. ■3 y•'a. l araity y r. J. V. Jack Jenkins-End 165 lbs., 6 ft. I yr. Varsity 3yrs.lV y Sanners-Halfback 72 I bs., 5 ft. 10 In. yr� . Varsity lyr. J. V. Melvin Boring-Center 160 lbs., 5 ft 9 in. I yr. Varsity V. Franklyn Rodgers- uarterback 180 lbs.. 6 ft. J yrt. Varsity yr. J. V. Robert Toman-End _ u, •55 lbs., 6 •teV'.rsity yr . JV R„ h B. Mulvihill T Deyarmin, M. Res.s|er D Currie. j. Hal|. j. E‘ Fa,U,a- M‘ VaW°r' ski, K. Gnorihn, L. Lindsey. Row II: Manager: C. Hixson. S. Ference, B. Mark, T. Shaw, L. Bail - ,{' , a,rirk' L l-, h,‘r’ .1. Sanner. M. Brrn.llinger, V. Griffith, C. Lindsey. W. Gordon. Row HI: Coach: Air. Madill. W. Patrick. N. Heming, F. Rodgers. B. McDowdl. B. Toman. J. Waters. G. McLaughlin, J. Jenkins, G. J. Pardee. Ass’t Coaches: Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Stewart. Jooiia ScjuaJ The United Joint High School football squad finished its annual football season with five wins and four losses. The team had a very good season considering the schedule they were playing. They finished third place in the Indiana County League. The player that made the Indiana Evening Gazette's All-County first team was Jay Sanner, half-back and also captain. On the second team were: Grant McLaughlin, tackle and Tom Shaw, guard. Honorable Mention for the All-Countv Team were: Franklyn Rodgers, quarterback; Ronald Patrick, tackle and Joe Hall, half-back. The seniors who made the All-Scholastic Team were: Jay Sanner, half-back, first team; Honorable Mention: Tom Shaw, guard: Ronald Patrick, tackle and Franklyn Rodgers, quaterback. The graduates are: Rob Toman, Ronald Patrick. Tom Shaw, Melvin Boring, George Dubil, Grant McLaughlin, Franklyn Rodgers, Jay Sanner, Joe Hall. Jack Jenkins, Norman Heming. Lyle Lindsey, Melvin Brendli inger. The scheduh was as follow's: September 11 I nited .... .... 26 St. Vincent .. 0 15 I nited .... .... 16 Dale .. 0 26 I nited .... .... 11 Franklin .. 20 October 3 I nited .... .... 8 Homer City .. 10 7 I nited .. . 13 Forbes 7 17 1 nited .... .... 6 Ligonier .. 21 2 1 I nited .... .... 31 Elders Ridge .. 7 31 I nitrd 9CS Green Two .. 0 November 6 I nited .... .... 13 Johnstow n Catholic .. .. 20 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS How I: Shirley Liehold, Marlene C.urrie, Joanne Young Row II: Carol McClintock, Jean Mack, Jackie Kerr JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES United Joint ..................... 6 United Joint ................................ 19 United Joint ................................. 0 United Joint ................................. 7 United Joint ................................ 32 Westmont ................................. 7 Green Twp................................. 0 Indiana .................................. 0 Homer City ............................... 0 Saltshurg ............................... 16 —39— JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL How I: I). A Item us, B. Mark, B. Montgomery, E. Marsh, B. Cramer. B. Mulvihill, T. Lindsey, C. Lindsey, How II: W. Gordon. I). Currie, T. Deyarmin, M. Yaworski, T. Luther. J. Pardee, B. Prat irk, V. CrifTith, C. Rameleski, M. Kessler, E. Eatula. How III: Coach: Mr. Stewart. L. Bailey. N. Hollen, J. Steele, B. McDowell, J. Garvin, T. Garvin, C. Douglas. J. Campbell. Manager: G. Hixson. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Row I: F. Rohrahaugh, L. Patrick, J. Krill, J. Naugle. P. Mulvihill. F. Clark, B. Stevens, C. Stiles, H. Dietz. Row 11: C. Croyle, E. Gordon, B. Franklin. B. Bozochovich, B. Boring. B. Madely, S. Mossier, G. (dark, G. Stiles. Row III: Manager: G. Hixson. R. Toman. P. Deyarmin, T. Ludwig, A. Altemus, D. Sowers, P. Trexler, T. Bendirk. I). Mulvihill. F. Rohrahaugh. I). Simmons, Coach: Mr. Ferguson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: Manager: G. Hixson, T. Deyarmin, E. Marsh, R. Stewart. W. Novak. J. Stephens. Row II: (.oach: Mr. Madili, J. Waters, J. Ellsworth, W. Fratrick, E. Fatula, W'. Liggett. The Junior Varsity had a successful season winning twelve games and losing seven. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Row I: Manager: G. Hixson, I). McClune, R. Deem, L. Walberk, W. Novak, I). Sowers, Manager. Row II: Coach: Mr. Ferguson, R. Overdorff, I). Overdorff, R. Lichtenfels, J. Dunmire. I). Simmons. Row I: J. Sanner. A. Slippy. I). Hixson. E. Fatula. Row II: Manager, G. Hixson: R. Toman. J. Waters. W. Fratrielc, Coach: Mr- s, ‘wart' J-Ellsworth, F. Rodgers, R. Boring, J. Kinnan. njmitif Tzasketla ! I nited Joint Lions, under their new coaeh “Dirk” Stewart, won the Class H Title of the Indiana County League, and a new cup will be placed in the trophy case. The Lions were eliminated by Laura Lamar in the Indiana County Tournament. They entered the District Six Eliminations for the State Class B Title and were eliminated by Adams Twp. in the first round. The Lions finished with a ten won, ten lost record for the season. Seniors who are graduating are Robert Toman. Ronald Hixson, Donald Hixson. Franklyn Rodgers, and Jay Sanner. U.J. Opp. 33 Laurel Valley 49 40 Elders Ridge 35 38 Faculty 30 36 Dale 45 51 Elders Ridge 36 39 Pine Twp- 29 59 Green Twp. 41 41 Laura Lamar 65 66 Clymer 59 44 Dale 53 47 Montgomery Twp. 36 50 Marion Center 55 58 Pine Twp. 42 58 Green Twp. 34 35 Laura Lamar 68 57 Clymer 76 61 Montgomery Twp. 59 41 Laurel Valley 51 Indiana County Tournament United Joint 53 Laura Lamar 72 District Six Eliminations United Joint 43 Adams Twp. 75 Marching Band Drill Band JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS DIEGES CLUST Manufacturing Jewelers MEDALS RINGS CHARMS PINS THROPIES 17 John Street New York 8, N. Y. Leap Frog- smiles GALORE a ICE NIFORIV KirJDA Nixed Up Pretty, [snt she : The Famous Cheerleaders FooTRAll or Dramatics Stepps Out Vice Couple BIG EVENING Steadies McCreary tire rubber company MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1915 Indiana, Pennsylvania Future Farmers of America Officers: President ----------- Calvin Varner V. President ...................... Dean Overdorff Secretary ............ Howard Clevenger Treasurer ............ Ronald Plowman Reporter ............... James Stot .man Sentinel .............. Ronald Manges Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Officers: President ..................... Pauline Atkin V. President ........ Pauline Kitzmille Secretary ............. Patricia Varne Treasurer ........... Patricia William Parliamentarian ...... Charlotte keffe Historian ........................lanet Borin Shorthand I Bookkeeping World History Biology Latin I Honor Roll Compliments of COVER’S STUDIO INC. Portrait Individual Weddings Official Photographer of 1951 Dial 5-8112 501 Main St. Johnstown. Pa. Home Economics (Food) Home Economics (Sewing) Agriculture Dtile Altimus CRAMER. PENNSYLVANIA Office Phone OHIeans 6-2190 Residence Phone OHIeans 6-2190 10 YEARS IN CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS Gamble Gamble Construction Co. Engineers and General Contractors P.0. Box 57 Bolivar. Pennsylvania Gray Funeral Home Kenneth N. Gray, Mortician 2 I Hour Ambulance Service Phone Johnstown 371781 Seward Pennsylvania ‘ jfaie z5i asy The Senior Class of I nited Joint High School presented the three art farce-comedy Take It Easy under the direction of Mrs. Mary McMullen. The members of the cast included: Mrs. Imanda Highgate, Forgetful, eccentric ............................. F.llen Carney Nancy Highgate, Her attractive daughter ................................ Joanne Altemus Tom Laurence. An artist in love with Nancy ......................... Jack Rosenberger Lon Torence, A house painter ............................................... Boyd Stiles John Florenz, An unknown painter ....................................... Donald Hixson Florence, Coquettist maid ............................................ Charlotte keffer Philip. A bewildered butler ............................................. John McMullen Mary, The ouls xjken cook ............................................. Yvonnie Ault Arthur. The mischievous yard boy ....................................... Calvin Varner Beagle Jones, A boastful detective ....................................... George Beal Valley Mills Livestock and Poultry Feeds Ful-o-Pep Eshelman’s “Red Rose” Feeds Flour — Grain — Hay — Straw — Dog Food — Roofing. F.tr. 305 Ferndale Avenue Phone 33-0791 Johnstown, Pennsylvania Compliments oj White Star Hotel Jennerstown Pennsylvania INDIANA COUNTY BASS ANI) BLUE GILL FISH HATCHERY Trout and Hass Fishing Owner J. D. Hedges Seward Pennsylvania BONAVERO ACCORDION SCHOOL EXCELSIOR and ACCORDIAXA ACCORDIONS 3 Month Lesson Plan For Beginners Phone ORleans 6-1738 Bolivar. Pennsylvania CLAWSON’S HARDWARE DuPont Paints Eclipse Hand and Power Mowers Phone ORleans 6-4701 Bolivar. Pennsylvania Compliments of SUNNYHANNA FARM J. D. 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Church 7:30 p.m. Compliments of COE’S SUBMARINE SHOP Cooper Avenue Phone 9-3760 Johnstown. Pennsylvania BROADLAWN SERVICE Friendly Service Tires — Batteries — Accessories Route 22 R. D. No. 2 New Florence, Penna. —72— Compliments of JACK’S ECONOMY MARKET SERVICE STATION Phone 37-1422 Armagh, Pa. BALDW IN’S CLOVER FARM STORE SEWARD. PENNSYT.VANIA Old Home Manor R. D. 2 HOMER CITY. PENNSYLVANIA —73— Vc orw e gcAxj i on ! m C3 ood a jAc P. L. REHN GROCERIES - ICE CREAM POP — CANDY CLYDE PENNSYLVANIA A. J’s BARBER SHOP SEWARD. PENNA. Compliments of THE LADLE’S WELFARE ASSOCIATION SM()KELESS. PENNSYLV AN IA C. M. MARKET HOMI'.l! C.m PENNSYLVANIA —75— (.nmplimenls of RALPH .1. MOYER Groups Robinson Pennsylvania Transporlalion Parlies Phone 97-142 C. A. ROHDE Johnstown's Largest Exclusive Wholesale and Retail Poultry and Egg Market 237 Bedford Street Johnstown. Pennsylvania Main Street LAZECH’S CONFECTIONARY Vintondale. Pennsylvania R. D. o. 2 SHADY DROVE GROCERIES New Florence. 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UMDERUA0MRI Cones'.........Knov) the ?.......... Wkestung-......'.VIillie'!.Is It For. Sale£.Mss McR OIR.LS. Ttu. GE OftGlE.' INDIANA PRINTING ANI) PUBLISHING COMPANY Indiana Publishers of INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE Circulation 14, 278 Full Leased Associated Press Wire Service N.E.A. and King Feature Service Pennsylvania Compliments of the INDIANA APPAREL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Where high quality merchandise for men, women and children is available with courteous and efficient service. BENCE’S MOORHEAD’S CHILDREN’S SHOP PATRICIAN SHOP GEARHEART’S RUBIN’S KAY’S STYLE SHOP MAYFAIR SHOPPE WAXLER’S MOLLY ANN Johnstown Compliments of I)E ROY’S Johnstown’s Leading Jeweler Jewelers since 1848 1.42-138 Market Street Pennsylvania Johnstown THE KUHN KOFFEE HOUSE 704 Railroad Street Pennsylvania Homer City DICK MOTOR COMPANY DESOTO — PLYMOUTH Pennsylvania ROGERS JEWELRY “When only the best will do” 660 Philadelphia Steet Indiana, Pa. 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