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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

ia V hedicaticn As we, the graduating class of 1958, look hack over these past years at United, our hearts are filled with joy and gratitude for what we have experienced here. The friendships we have made, the many hours of work and study we have encountered, the good times we have shared—these memories will be treasured forever. Our success and also our failures will be remembered as a part of the happiest days of our lives. We give this book as a record of our accomplishments during this past year to our teachers and our friends—all who have given so much of themselves to make United something of which we can truly be proud. And truly we are. TABLE OF CONTENTS Yearbook Staff Page 4 Classes Page 5 Activities Page 19 Sports Page 39 Administration and Faculty Page 57 Seniors Page 63 Underclassmen Page 81 Sponsors Pa«e 93 Co-Editors Carole Mattorn and Stanley Mosler Assistant Editors Barry Alberter and Gene Lichtenfels Art Editors Barbara Foster and Joan Buterhaugh Copy Editors Marylou Walls and Barbara Troska Senior Editors Theodora Shaffer and Bob Coffman Business Managers Donna Manges and Annetta Bertolino Sports Editors Hoy Smith, Harry Donahue, and Gary Holtzman Activities Editors Josephine Hamacek and Larue Hixon 4 THE INSIDE STORY OF OUR CLASSROOM WORK V KNOWLEDGE v7 =zZ- - ■7 Z- z__ Academic The Academic curriculum is specifically designed for those students who intend to go to college. It is chosen by those who have the ability and the desire to do a high grade of academic work preparatory to advanced education beyond high school. Some of the subjects taught to Academic students are: chemistry, physics, biology, trigonometry. plane geometry, algebra, and Latin. Bill and Sarah: We solved the unknown, studied the ancles, and we’re now sliding the rules. Bon: “Gee, Bonnie, 20,000 volts, and it doesn’t even hurt!” Marts’, Gerri, Harry, and Tmdy are now convinced that “the shortest distance between two points is a straight line.” In business law class students learn various legal procedures connected with the business field. Ruth: “ ‘Dear Mr. Brown: In regard to youi letter of the fourth............ The commercial curriculum is designed for those who plan to enter the business field. It prepares students specifically to serve as office workers, stenographers, bookkeepers, and secretaries. It is also of value to those persons who are looking forward to work in selling, clerical, and retail occupations. Some of the subjects taught to the business students are: bookkeeping, business law, junior business training, office machines, sales and retail selling, shorthand and typing. Rose: “Wait a minute, my ear’s itchy! Oh, why complain, she can’t hear me anyhow.” Carole: 2 and 2 is 4. What? Oh, I guess you learn something new everyday.” ,9 Mr. Clendenen has a calf; Its color is black and white. And everywhere the Ag boys go The calf is there all right. Sain and Richard demonstrate the proper procedure for welding. Ernest, Ralph, and Jim test spark plugs for tractor. Agriculture The Vocational Agriculture Curriculum trains Ixjvs to become scientific farmers, fruit growers, poultry and livestock raisers, etc. By proper selection of electives, this course will prepare a boy for the Vocational Agriculture Course at a college or university such as Pennsylvania State University. Our Ag boys have won honors for themselves and for our school by winning many agricultural contests both on the local and state level. Larry and Ken sand off old paint on the tractor while Henry prepares to spray on fresh paint. Mr. Clendenen demonstrates the use of the distributor on the tractor. The Ag boys weed plants in the greenhouse. 11 Barb: “Hemlines are up this year. ’ Doris: “Yes, but not too high.” Theadora: “With a needle and thread your fingers get red; but with a sewing machine you can sew till you're dead.” Carole: “You eat what you can - - - - -Ruth: “and what you can't—you can.” Hem Ccchcftticd The vocational home economics curriculum teaches girls to become efficient homemakers. It prepares them for various modem methods of household management. It also prepares them for jobs in dietetics, decoration, food preparation, consumer service, restaurant service, cafeterias, public school work, etc. and may prepare a student for nursing if careful planning is given to the selection of electives. 12 Josephine, Mary Jane, Doris, Marguerite, and Fat frequently look through pattern books to keep up with the latest fashions. Shirley washes the elothes while Rocna drys them. “Tea for Two” with Clara and Joan. J3 Mr. Mankamyer supervises the pouring of molten aluminum in the foundry. Ivan and Russell change a blade on the large band saw. II Dhc(uA trial ArtJ The Industrial Arts Curriculum is a field of general education that concerns itself primarily with tools, materials, processes, occupations and products of manufacture and construction. The sophomore and senior lxtvs take courses in metal shop; the freshmen and juniors have woodshop. John saws liimlx r for the table he is making in woodshop. Ernie makes a candlestick holder on the metal lathe. Joe draws a blueprint for his next project. Senior Ixjys at work in Sheet Metal Department. 15 Angie and Richard change a tire on the Driver Ed. car while Joy, Mr. Dostal, and George look on. Mr. War el's P. O. D. class conducts a panel discussion on juvenile delinquency. The General curriculum provides for additional differences and serves to point the way for preparation in certain job areas. It is planned for those students who do not expect to attend college, but who do not particularly care to take up commercial or vocational woik. B r u s h U p ! () u r F o o cl I s Ready! 18 19 First row, left to right: Albert Youngblood, Ed Wascah. Second row: Mr. Tilly, Carole Kelly, Grace Boring. Fat Kopka. Toe Mulligan, Phyllis Chero, Khoda Lin gar, Jane Layman, Marilyn Hixson. Third row: Bing Stephens, Cathy Preall, Ann Adams, Joanne Antouk, Bill Beck, Gloria Boyle, Doris Jean McCormick, Beverly Walsh, Donna Madill. Beverly Bracken, Betty Cramer. Fourth row: Judy Shaffer, Alice Benshoff, June Manges, Donna Campbell, Betty Medsger, Connie Lane, Barbara Foster, Jean Plowman, Janet Douglas, John Donelson, Ruth Stake, Gloria Surike, Sarah Overdorff, Trudy Wagner, Kay Becker. Barbara Brown, Janet Boring, Georganne Shaffer. Sixth row: Lila Sloughfy, Fred Ling, Fay Murdick, Robert Mattern, Joe Vangeri, Jim Jenkins, Barbara Liggett, Terry Johnson, Ralph McFeatcrs, Roy Harding, Jim Donelson. 5 « The band forms a “barber pole” to represent the music that was popular in grandad’s day. Much practice is required to play an instrument in the band. 20 I lu girls that do the high step. Give our hand a lot of pep! The United High School Band, under the direction of Robert Tilley, played a very active part in the school’s activities this year. The hand took part in parades, community affairs, school events, and assemblies. The students in the hand worked hard in perfecting their halftime shows in football season, and also their music in concert season. tJtajcretteA Back row: Carol Pizarchik, Rhoda Mae Lingar, Grace Boring, Jane Layman, Carole Kelly. Front row: Pat Kopka, Elaine Shiley, Phyllis Chero. Absent: Marilyn Hixson. Cerwhif 21 Two reporters, Barbara and Cynthia, examine the articles which thev wrote in the finished paper. Slue a uf White £tar The school paper, the Blue and White Star, exists for four main reasons: (1) to inform students of school and community activities; (2) to serve as a means of communication and expression to students; (3) to stimulate thought and encourage opinion about subjects vital to high school students; and (4) to act as a unifying force between the students and the members of the faculty and administration. Last year the Blue and White Star earned a second place rating in the University of Pittsburgh High School Publications Contest; and rated first place with the highest honors of all Class B school newspapers in the entire state. The basic skills of newspaper work are taught to the juniors in a special journalism class by the newspaper advisor, Mr. Vargo. oo It is the job of the editors, Georg-anne, Betty, and Joy to correct the “scoops ’ and prcpar e the “dummy.” Each issue of the newspaper is planned by Mr. Vargo and the various editors at a staff meeting. Reporters, Doris Jean and Jean, interview Mr. Farabaugh, our guidance counselor, for an article on College Night. Stars of “Meet Arizona,” Kent East, Joe Mulligan, Peggy McCachren, and events in front of the ranch house. These pistol-toting cowgirls down Babe lx)w at the end of their dance. Lay that pistol Warren Smith talk over the day’s Operetta “Meet Arizona, a dude ranch operetta, was presented by United’s music department last spring. The setting was a dude ranch in Arizona w here Guldv, a scheming ranch manager played by Warren Smith, was attempting to swindle Lettie, the pretty heroine portrayed by Peggy McCachren, out of her dude ranch. But two cowboys, acted by Kent East and Joe Mulligan, frustrate his plans and save the ranch. 24 The Mexican senoritas, Maria (Betty Medsgar) and Carlotta Arizona Tom (Don Overdorff) telLs Aunt Lavinia (Ellen Stiles) are fascinated by the dashing Antonia (Allx rt Young- (Georganne Shaffer) one of his many tall tales, blood), but Carlos (Billy Hunter) is lx red. The entire cast of “Meet Arizona” gather on stage for the grand finale. The twirlers perform the Dance of the Icicles for the pleasure of the queen. ft a if half The highlight of the spring season was the Mayday program presented by the Girls’ Physical Education Department The theme depicted the seasons of the year— spring, summer, winter, and fall. Frances Hiffle was crowned May Queen. In keeping with tradition the Junior girls wind the Maypole. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Front row, left to right: Cora Murphy, Carol Coup, Alva Youngblood, Mary Ann Mitchell. Sylvia Ling, Ihresa Hewitt, Margie Staiiek. Billie Stewart, Donna Bracken. Margaret Machak. Back row: Stanley Kukula, Bay Overdorff, Lee Walbeck, Dan Simmons, Ralph Lichtenfels. Jimmy McClintock, Shirley Heming, Richard Me-Clintock. Dave Deabenderfer. Bill Novak, Dale Bracken. Dick Mulvehill, Bill Davis and Frances Riffle-May Queen. Charles, Rose Ann, Bill and Judy relax between dances and discuss tomorrow’s track meet. 28 Prcm Tht annual Junior-Senior Prom was held April 26. In keeping with the theme of Oriental Cardens, the Juniors decorated the gym with a drop ceiling of red and white streamers, red roses. Japanese lanterns and wind chimes. Small evergreens surrounded the white arch bridge at the entrance of the gym. On the tables were Japanese dolls and vases of red roses. Charles and Judy “Cross Over the Bridge.’ Anna Marie “Fascination.” Barry. Glenn, and Ruth dance to Grandpa (Bar-ly Alberter) Wads tin family in a prayer for the safe return of Arthur (A r 1 i n Altimus), the fiance of Susan (C arol e Mattcm). “Grandpa Hangs the Holly” a Christmas play with music, was presented by the Senior High Dramatics Club in the high school auditorium, December 20, 1957. The play, a three-act comedy-drama, was directed by Mr. John Watta. The play concerns Grandpa, who lives with his son and daughter-in-law, the Howards, and who is somewhat a modern day Scrooge alxmt Christmas. Ever since his wife died on Christmas Eve 25 years ago, he has held a grudge against this particular time of year. He thinks that no one, especially his son and family, should lie happy or have a joyous holiday. Happily for Grandpa, and the audience, something special takes place to give him a complete change of heart and mind about the blessed season. The family waits anxiously as Grandpa calls the airport to inquire about Arthur’s plane, which is lost in a snow storm. The entire east, Donna Shope, Audrey Henderson. Arlin Altimus, Frances Lonas, Carolyn Krill, Trudi Wagner, Boh Coffman, Carole Mat-tern, Barry- Alherter, Doris Jean McCormick, Joy Bouch. Joe Krill. Mary Jam Mrosky, Shirley Brendlinger, and Bertha McGinnis return to the stage for the final curtain call. (jtandpa Hang A 7he Hdlif Grandpa s deceased wife (J°y Bouch) returns to him in a dream. Grandpa sulks, while the family trims the tree. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, left to right: Bing Stephens, Patty Hall, Valerie Heffelfinger. Carol Mack. Boyd Sebring, Charlotte Liehtenfels, Nancy Stewart, Scott Howe, Mr. Clendenen. Second row: Carole Davis. Kathv Riffle, Georganne Shaffer, Tim Mulvehill, Earl Foust, Barbara Bako, Cynthia Shaw. Third row: James Sloughfy, Jim Long, Donald Peterson, Jim Hall, John Lewis, James Shaffer. Fourth row: Robert Coffman. Louis Beam, Gene Liehtenfels, Barry Alberter, Glenn Becker, Martin Palguta, Bill Walsh. The Student Council officers Cynthia, Georganne, Glenn, and Barn' discuss next month’s dance dates. It is the job of the Student Council President, Glenn Becker, to make the announcements each morning over the public address system. 32 Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to improve the moral, scholastic, social, literary, athletic, and musical standards and thus to promote the general welfare of the school. The Student Council selects the movies and assembly programs, approves social activities, and delegates contributions to various charities from the United Fund. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Sara Blough, Carole Mattem, Stanley I osier Joy Boueh, Rose Frat-riek. Second row: Doris Jean McCormick, Charles Mack, Arlin Altimus. Glenn Becker, Myrtle Lonas. Vatic ha I He her £ccietij ?. e. x a Members of tin National Honor Society are selected yearly by faculty vote. They must lx outstanding in character, service, scholarship and leadership. Pictured here is the United Chapter No. 5253 of The National Honor Society. Purposes of the F.B.L.A. Club are: 1. To develop good competent business leadership. 2. To develop character and train for useful citizenship and the practice of thrift. 3. Encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty. 4. Improve and establish standards for entrance into store and office occupations. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Fir row, left to right: Jam Campbell. Mary Stutzman. Geraldine Det-wiler. Louise Price. Blanche Johns. Annetta Bertolino. Mahlc McAdaim. Betty Hemming, Lyda Salyards, Mr . Gray. Second row: Helen Stanek. Barbara Jean B a k o. Mary Ann Hugar. Carol Mack, Joyce Brend-linger. Thelma McGinnis. Mary McDowell, Jean Brown, Sally Hemming, Marguerite Mack. Third row: Bertha Cameron. Sara Blough, Cleo Homer, Carolyn George. Bonuie Hunter, Fay Silbaugh, Pat Kopka. Grace Short. Betty Silbaugh. I.inda Nixon. Ettahclle Smith. Fourth row : Anna Wagner, Ross Plowman, Linda Hall, l anie Hi won. Dale Buchanan. June Allen. Pat Kukula. Anna Marie Baku, Betty Edminston. Mary Price. Fifth row: Jane Rager, Raymond Lindsey, Alveru Marcus. Leslie Patrick, David Merkel, Steve Conrad. Sally Yeager, Elizabeth Marcus, Dorothy Leary. 33 Under the direetion of Mr. Nlankamyer, Walter Kopka, Duwayne Dunniire, Max Douglas, Charles 1) u b i 1 , Wayne Hunter, and Richard Berkehile, construct the stage sots for the play. £tage Crete Club Junior iZed CrcAA Club The stage crew will endeavor to turn on the wrong lights at the right time. We promise that no one will be left in the dark of their own accord, to make a lot of thunder, and lightning, and if needed, to keep unsuspecting stage hands from going up with the curtains. The motto of the Jr. Red Cross Club is, Share! Earn! Care! Serve! The club is very active in social work. The members visit children’s hospitals and homes for the aged. They also conduct clothing drives for needy families and correspond with the students in foreign lands. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Front row, left to right: Louise Mack. Rctlia Brendlinger, Carol Hamrock, Shirley Krebs, Nancy Mack, Joann Udaski. Phyllis Garlitz, Judy Carlitz, Judy Shope, Patty Nelson, Mary Mc-Curda, Eileen Carney, Andrea Casper. Edna Fyock, Mrs. McMullen. Second row: Valerie Hefflefinger, Gloria Langham, Sandra Hochard, Vivian Heffelfinger, Nancy Hollenbaugh, Alma George, Sandy Robinson. Hazel Berkehile, Dorthv King, Carol Penrose, Betty Hollenbaugh, Nancy Stewart, Rosetta Fiarinan. Third row: Penny Cline, Lois Duncan, Margaret Ling, Wilhemina Steiner, Sandra Ooghe, Pat Currie, Delores McGaughey, Pat Thompson, Betty Cramer, Dora Mae McCachren, Carol Campbell, Vickey Cline. Fourth row: Grace Thompson, Patty Molise, Margretta Mack, Joan Kubic, Patty Halafmrda, Janet Penrose, Joyce Brendlinger, Ruth Ann Finnegan, Carole Lichtenfels, Mary' Sue La Rosa, Lila Collins, Sue Orbin, Donna Campbell. Fifth row: Earl Berkehile, Eva Leary, Freda Mack, Dorothy Leary, Betty Edmin-ston, Jane Rager. Margie Yeagher, Fay Murdick, Shirley McDowell, Agnes Brendlinger, Fay Silbaugh, Gladys Brendlinger. Front row, left to right: Janies Stewart, Billy Hunter, Richard Campbell, Ben Mack, Jim Paynter, Denver Muir, Bing Stephens, Duane Penrose, Mr. Clendenen. Second row: John Oliver, Victor Deyarmin, Albert Parsley, Virgil Petitt, Cletus Mack, Bill Wallace, Barry Knupp, Larrv Varner. Third row: (k'rald Mack. Kenneth Rhine, Ford McCachren, William Hill. Ralph Homing, Richard Joseph, Mike Udaski, Sam Boring, Lanny Dix Naugle, Ronald Montgomery, Grover Walls, Jim Penrose, Charles Sei Boring, Ed Sesock. Fifth row: Ronald Graham, Ernest Heining, Brendlinger, Robert Campbell, Richard Murdick, Henry Ofman. future farmer America Vocational Agriculture consists of instructional activities and supervised farming programs which prepare pupils for agricultural occupations. Emphasis is placed on the development of specific knowledges and skills necessary' for successful participation in an agricultural occupation and on the development of understandings, attitudes, and ideals necessary for successful participation in rural life. : n. Fourth row: James ing, Ken Ressler, James Richard Foster, Harold tflcctel Airplane Club The purpose of the Model Airplane Club is to instruct members in how to build and fly model airplanes. Members often bring model airplanes to school and fly them on the baseball field during activity period. Front row, left to right: Devon Ressler. Barry Kolesar. Second row: Duane Penrose, Jim Riddle. Eugene Fulton, George Udaski, Wayne Burkett. Bing Stephens. Mike Palaguta, Don Coffman, Joe Sank. Third row : Norman Boring, Larry Mosler, Joel Buchanan, Bobby Cramer, Frank Price, Dannv Bouch, Mr. St. Clair. Mike Udaski. Tom Lichtenfels. ■ Front row, left to right: Marguerite Mack, Arlene Brendlinger, Bonnie Hood. Betty Cramer, Wilhelmina Steiner, Delores Mi€augliev, Mrs. Grundy. Second row: Hoena Palmer, Shirley Hollenhuugh. Orvetta McGinnis. Patty McAdams, Donnae Campbell, Patricia Currie. Third row: Doris Hollen, Barbara Foster. Theodora Shaffer. Sandra Miller, Jean Brown. Last row: Joan Buterbaugh, Dorothy McDowell Sarah Overdorff, Clara Jean Merkel, Josephine Hamacek. Ruth Stake. Juture HcmwakerA H America The F.H.A. club teaches its members homemaking, home and community living and international goodwill. Membership is open to the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Home Economics students. The F. H A. is a national organization. The Science Club is for students who wish to increase their knowledge of science. The members hope to make a project that will benefit the school as well as themselves. They are also looking forward to the possibility of a field Cciehce Club trip. Front row, left to right: Danny Pizarchik, Jim Arford, Ed Betts. Richard Griffith, Dale Mclntire, Shirley Youngblood, Mr. Palmer. Back row: Arnold Hewitt, William Hollcn, David Penrose, Stanley Mosler, Barry Alberter, Bob Coffman, Joe Krill. 36 Bill, Charley, and Roy check some of the equipment used by tin' Projectionist Club. Projectionist Club Pep Club The Projectionist Club is divided into a senior high group and a junior high group. The purpose of this organization is to train interested students in the proper operation and maintenance of audio-visual equipment. The club has as its main function the operation of this equipment when used for classroom work, social functions and athletic events throughout the school. The purpose of the Pep Club is to create a lose of sports, to foster the ideals of sportsmanship. and to promote school spirit among ourselves, this organization, and the student body. EVERYBODY HERE! LET'S CHEER! The recently organized United High Pep Club provided the spark for our loyal fans who sup|X rted our athletic teams throughout the year. Front row. left to right: Mary Stutzm.m, Ellen Stiles. Rose Ann Bufagna, Barbara Mrosky, Blanche Johns. Elaine Shiley, Viable McAdams. Bonnie Hood, Lyda Sal-yards. Miss Fetzko. Second row: Pat Bell, Margaretta Mack, Thelma McGinnis. Gloria Boyle. Delores McGaughey, Carole Davis, Cynthia Shaw. Faye Misner. Third row: Betty Medsger, Joan Bnterbaugh, Perry Foster, Ted Miller, Ray Lindsey, Kent East. Louis Cernak, Doris Hollcn, Doris Pegg. Fourth row: Bonnie Hunter. Carolyn Ludwig, George Clark. Joe Vangeri, Joe Mulligan, Ronald Empfield. Judy Bowers, Theodore Shaffer. Fifth row: Gretchen Fry. Clara Jean Merkel, Ronald Montgomery, Dennis Toth, Gary Stiles. Harold Dietz. Inin Penrose. Peggy McCachren, and Lila Sloughfv. £et icr Hiqk ChcruA The Senior High Chorus provides students with an emotional outlet through the creating of musical moods. It also develops creative teamwork. Although each member must have an amount of music ability, he must be able to use his talents to better the group in which he is participating. The chorus also provides music for the school productions. tilfrarif and tlAerJ Club The Library Club demonstrates the use of different equipment in the Library'. 38 DISCU VarAitij Jcctball Front row, left to right: Mr. Madill, Head Coach. Dominick NVilco, Tim Mulvehill. Dean Stiles, Ted Glusko, Dick Fulton, Ernie Widmar, Gerald Kitziniller, John Glusko, Perry Foster, Hanry Donehuc, Mr. Stewart, Assistant Coach. Second row: Frank Machak, August Diet . Bill Surikc, Larry Brinks, Ron Ressler, Bill Walsh, Joe Naugle, Dan Waters, Jim Widmar, Chuck Mack, Nick Berezansky, Eddie Foster. Third row: Mr. Federinko, Faculty Manager, Bill Zimmerman, Louis Beam. Harry Kohrabaugh, Arlin Altimus. Hank Waters, Charles Rosen-berry, John Draksler, Doug McLaughlin, Louis Rohrabaugh, Stanley Mosler. Mr. Yewcic. Assistant Coach. Our Coaching Staff VARSITY RECORD United 39 Brookviile 7 United 7 Femdale 25 United 0 Westmont 7 United 14 Laura Lamar 0 United 39 Cresson 0 United 13 Purchase Line 14 United 0 Richland Twp. 14 United 6 Laurel Valley 0 United 0 Blairsville 6 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD United 33 Laurel Valley 0 United 0 Westmont 7 United 13 Indiana 0 United 26 Adams Twp. 6 Air. Yewcic, Mr. Madill, Mr. Federinko, and Mr. Stewart. 40 • • • LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS £eaJch A Opener United Va. Srochcille FIRST AND TEN Charles Mack Quarterback Stanley Mosler End Ferry' Foster I lalfl rack Harold Dietz End Roy Smith Tackle United’s Varsity football squad completed the 1957 season with a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. Included among the losses were a 1 point defeat at the hands of Purchase Line and a 6 point loss to Blairsville. The highlight of the season was a 39-0 victory over Cresson, when Ernie Widmar had a field day and the starting team had a rest the second half. It was equalled only by the 39-7 season’s opener against Brookville. Arlin Altimus made the Indiana County first team, the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat first team. State Honorable Mention, and Scholastic Coach Magazine High School All American Honorable Mention. John Draksler made the Indiana County first team. Ernie Widmar made the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat Honorable Mention and Indiana County Second team. Harold Dietz and Glenn Becker made Indiana County Honorable Mention. Arlin Altimus Center Fleet-footed Ernie Widmar gains long yardage against Brookville. 42 END END GUARD BACK Charles Rosenl erry Glenn Becker Harry Rohrahaugh Ernie Widmar Coaches: Madiil, Stewart, and Yewcic direct operations from the bench during the Brookville game. 43 VarAitif flasket ball £qua4 Kneeling: Jim Houser, August Dietz, Chuck Mack, Harold Dietz, Gary Young, Perry Foster, Manager. Standing: Dennis Toth, Glenn Bec ker, John Draksler, Arlin Altimus, Hank Waters, Coach Dick Stewart. The United High Lions ended the basketball season with a record of seven wins and fourteen losses. Tins was our second year in Tri-County League competition and we ended up in sixth place. The big wins of the season were a 57-56 victory over Tri-County League Champion Windber, and a 45-43 v ictory over a highly rated Indiana team. The J. V. team had an excellent record of thirteen wins and six losses. High scorers for the Varsity were: Charles Mack 273 Dennis Toth 2-30 Glenn Becker 159 Hank Waters 137 Harold Dietz 103 41 FORWARD FORWARD GUARD United Xicns Vs. Kick I and (dams Hank Waters gets the opening tipoff for United. Junior Varsity BasketkaU Team Front row, left to right: Nick Bcrzansky, Larry Brinks, Ted Glosko. Back row: Louie Rohrabaugh, Dan Waters, Doug McLaughlin, Marty Palguta, Louie Beam, Mr. Madill. 46 Unite d (jreateAt Track Jield Team First row, left to right: Hon Chero, August Dietz, Chuck Mack. Bill Novak. Gary Holtzman, Dick Fulton. Joe Naugle, Dean Stiles. Perry Foster. Second row: Coaeli Madill, Duwayne Dunmire, Stanlec Kukula. Bill Walsh, Stanley Mosler, Bill Peterson, Bill Davis, Dan Simmons. Ernie Widmar. Charles Dubil. Coach Stewart. Back row: Hank Waters. Albert McDowell, Kalph Llchtenfcls. Jim Hill. Edward Peterson. John Draksler, George Draksler, Don Overdorff, Glenn Becker. Last season, United's track team won all its regular meets but one, losing only to Johnstown, a double A school. The climax of the season came when we won the District Six championship for the first time in the school's history. In the state meet, Scotland squeezed past us by one point (20'4-19 ), to take the state championship. Point getters in the state meet were: George Draksler, first in the shot and discus; Davis. Novak. Waters, and Simmons, second in the 880 relay; Davis, Overdorff, Mosler, and Simmons, third in mile relay; Dunmire, tie for third in pole vault. In the Tri-State Meet, George Draksler placed second in the shotput and the mile relay team (Simmons. Overdorff. Davis and Mosler) placed fifth. George Draksler set new records in the shot put at four meets and new records in the discus at two meets. He also won the trophy for the most valuable player in the Juniata College Invitational Meet, where Duwayne Dunmire broke the javelin and pole vault records. Bill Davis was cited as the most versatile runner in the district by the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat and as a residt won a track scholarship to William and Mary. These rewards for a good race can be seen in our trophy case. 47 SPRINTER Perry Foster HURDLER Gary Holtzman elaij Cxchange BROAD JUMPER Glenn Becker SPRINTER Ernie Widniar Duwayne Dunnure 4 H javelin thrower £ 2r hterJ Perry Foster, Charley Mack. WEST CENTRAL COACHES United 71 Richland 304 Adams 28 JOHNSTOWN HIGH TRIANGULAR MEET Johnstown 704 United 664 Derry 25 JUNIATA COLLEGE INVITATIONAL United 40 Lewistown 26 Clearfield 16 TRIANGULAR MEET United 1(H) 5 6 Elders Ridge 264 Purchase Line 264 TRI-COUNTY MEET United 674 Indiana 45 Adams 35 PITT CENTER INVITATIONAL United 464 Richland 25 Adams 17 Charles Dubil. Ernie Widmar TRIANGULAR MEET United 824 Blairsville 41 5 6 Elders Ridge 14 5 6 UNITED INVITATIONAL United 61 Blairsville 32 Adams 24 INDIANA COUNTY United 864 Indiana 58 Blairsville 39 LATROBE DUAL MEET United 76 Latrobe 42 DISTRICT SIX United 604 Adams 35 Richland 22 STATE MEET Scotland 204 United 194 TRI-STATE George Draksler second in shot. Mile relay fifth. Quarter ftt lerJ Hon Chero, Jot Naugle, Bill Walsh, Stanley Mosler, Bill Peterson Ccnemauyh Valle if Jr. Hi Cc-Cham eicns I9S7 Front row: Mr. Yewdc. Richard Dominy. Tom Clusko, Russell Boring. Weslev Walker. Don Penrod. James Homing. Jack Nyland, Paul Bealonis. Walter Croyle, Mathew Pozar. Mr. Federinko. Second row: Jim Zimmerman. Boh Pegg. I irrv Mosler, Marlin Stiles, John Loneskv, Glenn Rager. Eugene Fulton. Louis Cemak. Andrew Balko. Lanny Stinson, Richard Ressler. Manager; Ed Foster. Third row: Clair Williams, Joe Quick. Kenneth Jones. Dave Krill. Gary McDonald, Ronnie Altimus, Joe Sank. George Uadiski, Tom Lichtenfels, Dick Hutton. United Jr. Hi flasketi)all 'Team Front row, left to right: John Oliver, John Warholic, Norman Boring. Ronnie Lichtenfels, Marlin Stiles, Lannv Stinson. Jim Heming. Second row: Clair Williams, Ernest Penrose. Ronnie Altimus. Mr. Yewcic, Roger Allen. Dave Krill, George Uadiski. 50 'United Jr. tfi If rack Team Front row, left to right: Tony LaCorte, Louis Cemak, Andy Balko, Dick Hutton, Janies Penrose. Larry Mosler. Jim Yaworski. Second row: Kmi - Penrose, Tim Mulvihill, Gerald Kitzmiller. Merle Edminston, Ted G.lusko, John Lonesky, Jim Biddle. Back Row: Mr. Yew-cic, Nick Berezansky, Henry Kukula. Dan Waters, Doug McLaughlin, Bill Zimmerman, Roger Allen, Leslie Patrick. J h: Vangeri. BASKETBALL RECORD United 13 Westmont 0 United () Iloiner City 7 United 0 Portage i United 19 Femdale 19 United 26 Southfork 0 United 0 Indiana 7 United 19 Blairsville 0 FOOTBALL RECORD United 16 Femdale 26 United 24 Indiana 26 United 16 Westmont 26 United 32 Saltsburg 18 United 17 Femdale 28 United 11 Richland 24 United 25 -Elders Ridge 23 United 27 Laura Lamar 17 United 29 Pine Twp. 15 United 19 Westmont 37 United 20 Blairsville 25 United 2s Richland 37 United 34 Laura Lamar 21 TRACK RECORD United lost to Indiana United lost to Indiana United heat Elders Ridge Mr. Yewcic Coach of the “Raiders'' 51 Pep it up. Step it up. Fight, Fight, Fight! Rose Fra trick Co-captain The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Karen Zar Left to right: Donna Lea Wallbeck, Mary Jane McClintock, Judy Ostheim, I’at Kukula, Sandra Lorditch, and Clara Jane McClain. We re for the LIONS, They’re all right! Betty Shaw 52 Ruth Goodlin Co-captain Sara Blotigh Brenda Hewitt Business Manager The Varsity Cheerleaders perform “Ice-Cream Soda Water” during a time out at the game. Jane Blough Roar Lions Roar! Let’s Win Tonight! 53 Alyce Larkin Intramural rifle shooting was inaugurated this year and has become a popular activity. (All right, you guys!) Jto tratnuraU Ruth, Rose and Sara practice for the bow and arrow deer season. (We'll get one before Mr. Palmer). Ernie helps Perry do a shoulder stand on the parallel bars. 54 Irvin and Charlie test the new climbing rope. A new riHt range, bows and arrows, parallel bars, horizontal bar, climbing rope, horse trampoline, and rings were all added to the United Kent and Harry demonstrate a maneuver on the horse. High intramural program this year. Every activity period we find manv of our students going to the gym for their favorite intramurals. Barbara, Kllcn, and Sandra are enjoying their first trampoline exercise. 55 Rifle yearn Front row, left to right: Charles Dnbil. Bill Stephens, Dnwayne Dnranire. Gary Stiles, George Stephens. Second Row: Mr. Showalter. George Shaftic. James Nelson, Frl I .other, Ernie Widmar. Don Burkett, Wih Lear. The high scorers this year: T earn Record Joe Krill 252.4 United 951 Faculty 922 Wib Lear 252 United 9.36 I .atrobe 936 Ed Luther 230,3 United 1150 Indiana 1138 Don Burkett 229.8 United 1214 Johnstown 1297 Gary Stiles 226.9 United 1226 Indiana 1167 Bill Stephens 217.2 United 1270 Homer City 1345 Charles Rosen berry 1S3.4 United 1154 Johnstown 1258 United 1235 Underclassmen 927 This year, with the completion of the new rifle range adjoining the boys locker room, our rifle team began organized competition. Thus far, we have a record of 3 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. Taking into consideration that we competed against class A or AA schools, this is an excellent record for the first year of competition. The rifle team received most of its ammunition, targets, and eight new Remington rifles from the U. S. Army. Our rifle team is a member of the National Rifle Association, and this membership entitles our boys to earn certain proficiency awards for shooting high scores. .56 MM fldmihiAtraticH WOODROW PIIII.L1PPI Superv ising Principal B.S.. M. Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh. Wayne, University MARILYN SHOUP Secretary to the Supervising Principal DIXIE GOODLIN Secretary to the Principal II. FOSTER HILL Principal B.S., M. Ed. State Teachers College Indiana, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh. 58 VESTA ALTIMUS English B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana. Pennsylvania State University JOHN FEDER1NKO Business Education B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana. Pa. VAL JEAN BENTON Phvsical Education B.S. State Teachers College. Slippery Rock. Pa.. University of Pittsburgh FRANCIS P. DOSTAL Social Living, Drivers Education B.S. State Teachers College. Clarion, Pa., University of Pittsburgh EVELYN FETZKO Music B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana. Pa. JOHN H. CLAWSON Latin. English A.B.. M.Ed. Juniata College, Eastern Seminary, Temple University, University of Pittsburgh. Bethany JAMES FARABAUCH Guidance Director B.S., M.Ed. State Teachers College, Indiana. Pa., University of Pittsburgh ELEANOR L. FRIEL R.N., B.S Presbyterian Hospital. Pittsburgh, Pa., Duquesne University, State Teachers College, Indiana. Pa. WILLIAM CLENDENEN Agriculture B.A., M.J., B.S.. M E. Newport News Apprentice School, William and Mary, Virginia Polytechnic Institute RUTH GRAY Business Education B.S State Teachers College. 111 diana. Pa. 59 MILDRED GRUNDY Homemaking B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., University of Pittsburgh THOMAS J. MADILL Football Coach Health and Physical Education B.S. Pennsylvania State University, University of North Carolina PATRICIA LIEB Homemaking B.S. Pennsylvania State University AMANDA LOWRY Mathematics, Biologv B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., Muskingum College, Grove City College DONALD MANKAMYER Industrial Arts B.S. State Teachers College. California. Pa. MARIE LIGGETT Special Education B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University, Temple University DONALD MACK Business Education B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Patrick McCarthy Special Education B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. ANNA M. LOMNICKI Social Living B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. RONALD McCOY Arithmetic B.S. Ed. M. Ed. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., University of Pittsburgh, Hershey Junior College 60 mary McMullen Health. Spelling B.S. Geneva College, Chautaqua School of Physical Education I). PAUL SIMMONS Doing further graduate work at Pennsylvania State University FREDERICK ST. CLAIR Social Living B.S., M.E.D. Pennsylvania State University DONALD PALMER Science, Physics, Chemistry B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana. Pa., University of Virginia RICHARD STEWART Raskethall Coach Phv. Education B.S. Springfield College, Spring-field, Mass., University of Pittsburgh FRANCES W. NANTAIS Home and School Visitor, Social Living A.B., B.S., Sec. Ed. Allegheny College, State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., University of Pittsburgh. Psychiatric Social Worker DONNA SPANGLER Science, Biologv B.S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. State Teachers College, California. Pa. EDWARD SHOWALTER Industrial Arts B.S. ALEXANDER J. EASIERB American History, P.O.D. B.A. St. Francis College, University of Pittsburgh LOUIS STUTZMAN Special Education. History, Social Studies B.A. University of Pittsburgh 61 ROBERT TILLEY Band. Music B. A. GLADYS THOMAS Mathematics B. S. Ed., 1. Litt. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh, State Teachers Colege, Indiana, Pa. JOHN VARGO Social Living, Journalism B. S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. ROBERT WAGNER Science, Adult Education in Agriculture B. S. Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pa. ROLAND WARZEL Spanish, Social Studies, P.O.D. B. A. St. Francis College JOHN WATT A English B. S. Ed., M. Litt. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa., University of Pittsburgh ELMER WENSEL Librarian B. S. State Teachers College, Clarion, Pa., University of Pittsburgh, New York State University MARGARET WINSLOW English. Reading, Spelling A. B. Allegheny College, Pennsylvania State University STEPHEN YEWCIC Social Living B. S. State Teachers College, Indiana, Pennsylvania State University, University of Pittsburgh 62 £ehicr ClaAA O icerA We, the class of 1958, are proud of the many accomplishments made during our high school career. As Juniors, we worked long and hard to raise money for a successful prom. Many “firsts” have been accomplished at United during our Senior year. This is our first year for an organized rifle team. Our football game with Homer City was the first to be broadcasted from Buena Vista Field. Several of our senior l oys, Joe Krill, Glenn Becker, Roy Smith, Chuck Mack. Barry Alberter, and Stanley Mosler, were chosen this year to attend science lectures at tne Westinghouse plant at Blairsville. Josephine Hamacek became United’s No. 1 homemaker when she won the Betty Crocker Ilomemaking Award. Kent East and his famed guitar made us proud when he won first place on the weekly T V. program, WILKINS AMATEUR HOUR. This made him eligible to compete on the grand prize show, where he won second place and $300. Carole Mattern won the “I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY contest in our school and was runner-up in county competition. These indiv idual achievements are but a few of our accomplishments. It. took the combined efforts of every senior to make our class the finest graduating class ever. 64 ClaAA O r ItySS CLASS MOTTO: Climb high. Climb far; Your aim the sky. Your goal a star. CLASS COLORS: Deep rose and pale pink CLASS FLOWER: Pink rose CLASS SONG: “You’ll Never Walk Alone” Seated, left to right: Boh Coffman, president: Carole Kelly, secretary; Rose Kratriek, historian; Ernie Widmar, treasurer. Standing: Harold Dietz, sergeant-at-arms; Stanley Mosler, vice- president. RICHARD JAY BERKEBILE “Berky” Industrial Arts ANNETTA LOUISE BERTOLINO •Dot' Business 65 RICHARD L. COUGHENOUR “Coke” Industrial Arts DAVID LEE COURSIN “Dave” Business DEAN D. DEYARMIN' “Dean” General HAROLD JAY DIETZ « ■ •_ w Jinx Industrial Arts BARBARA ANN FOSTER “Barb Academic PERRY C. FOSTER “Claude Industrial Arts ROSEMARIE FRATRICK “Rosie” Business RUTH GOODLIN Ruth Business 68 WALTER V. KOPKA “Cook General JOSEPH ALBERT KRILL “KruzzabiiRga Academic 7 Jt ' WILBUR I. LEAR “Wib Academic -A. A- A- RONNA RONfAYNE LESLIE “Ronna Academic U Y ' G. GENE LICHTENFELS “Gene” Business Academic CAROLYN MARIE KRILL - w y A ) • '] 'W s 70 FRANCES M. LONAS “Boots” Academic JAMES A. LONG “Big Ben” Industrial Arts EDGAR JOHN LUTHER i r Business CHARLES M. MACK “Chuck” Academic MARGUERITE MACK “Peg” Home Economics SHIRLEY JEAN MACK “Shir!” I lome Economics DONNA JEAN MANGES “Donna” Business ELIZABETH ANN MARCUS “Skip” Business 71 « CAROL MAE McFEATERS “Carol BERTHA ELIZABETH McGinnis “Bertha” Business ORVETTA MAE McGINNIS “Orvetta” Business CLARA JEAN MERKEL “Merle” I Ionic Economics 72 STANLEY DENNIS MOSLER “Stush” Academic BARBARA LUCILLE MROSKY “Barb Home Economics MARY JANE MROSKY lane' Home Economics HENRY A. OEM AN lien Vocational Agriculture SARAH ESTHER OVERDORFF Red ' Academic ROENA MAE PALMER W I lome Economics 73 DORIS JEAN PEGG Tegg Home Economic s NANCY GAE PENROD “Penny” Academic 74 GEORGE N. SHAFTIC “Groundmole” Industrial Arts ff ► ELLEN M. STILES ‘‘Shorty ’ Business GARY NELSON STILES “Stink” General DENNIS I). TOTH “Toth” Industrial Arts BARBARA TROSKA “Barb” Business LARRY R. VARNER Mouse” Vocational Agriculture MARYLOU WALLS “Lou Business GEORGE FRANKLIN WALTERS, JR. “Sonny” Business ERNEST WIDMAR, JR. Wid” Industrial Arts 76 denier Activities BRYAN E. AKE: Visual Aid, Rifle Club (2), Rifle Team. BARRY M. ALBERTER: Dramatics, Blue and White Star Circulation Manager, Rifle Team (2), Intramural Sport. Junior Class Vice President, May Day, Student Council Treasurer, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, J. V. Football (2), Math Club, Camera Club, Music Appreciation, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly.” DONALD ALTEMUS: Chorus, May Day. Intramural Sports. Projectionist Club (2). ARLIN D. ALT1MUS: Dramatics, National Honor Society, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” Music Appreciation, J. V. Basketball (2), Varsity Basketball (1), Varsity Football (3), J.V. Football. Junior Homeroom President, Projectionist Club. ANNA MARIE BAKO: May Day. Girls Choir. Pep Club, Music Appreciation, F. B. L. A. Club. Intramural Sports, Senior Homeroom President. Student Secretary. E. GLENN BECKER: Junior Homeroom President. J. V. Football. Y'arsity Football (2), J. V. Basketball. Varsity Basketball (2), Student Council Vice-President, Student Council President, Projectionist Club, Blue and White Star Reporter (2), Student Council, Projectionist Club Vice-President. RICHARD JAY BERKEB1LE: Stage Crew, Rifle Club (2), Intramural Sports. Projectionist Club. ANNETTA BERTOLINO: F. B. L. A. Club, Library and Ushers Club (2), Yearbook Business Manager, Intramural Sports, Mixed Choir, Library and Ushers Treasurer., SARA C. BLOUGH: Intramural Sports. Student Secretary, Pep Club, May Day (2), National Honor Society. Varsity Cheerleader (2), J. V. Cheerleader, Library and Ushers Club. Blue and White Star Exchange Editor, Girls’ Basketball. Cheering and Baton Club. Business Manager of Y’arsity Cheerleaders, Blue and YYdiite Star Reporter, Forensic Club. JOY BOUCH: President of Dramatics, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” President of Nurses Club, “Twelve Angry Women,” Nurses Club (2). Forensic Club, National Honor Society, Cheering and Baton Club, Chorus, May Day, Intramural Sports. News Editor of Blue and White Star, Special Assembly, Blue and White Star Reporter. SHIRLEY MAE BRENDLINGER: Nurses Club (2), Blue and White Star Reporter, May Day (2), Dramatics Club (2), “Grandpa Hangs the Holly.” News Editor of Blue and White Star, Mixed Choir. Intramural Sports, Cheering and Baton Club, Forensic Club. JEAN BROWN: Library and Ushers Club. Cion-cert Band (4), F. B. L. A. Club (2), F. H. A. Club. Girls’ Basketball, Intramural Sports, County Band. May Day (2). Marching Band (6). Student Secretary, Blue and White Star Reporter (2), Secretary-Treasurer of Band, Y’ice President of F. B. L. A.. Band Reporter. JOAN BUTERBAUGH: May Day, Library and Ushers Club (2), Library Student Artist. Junior Red Cross, Chorus Parliamentarian of F. H. A., Intramural Sports, F. H. A. (2). GEORGE CLARK: Stage Crew, Chorus. Intramural Sports. JOANN COFFMAN: Pep Club. F. B. L. A. Club (2),Cheering and Baton Club. Mav Day (2), Intramural Sports, Girls’ Basketball. Girls’ Chorus, Student Secretary. ROBERT G. COFFMAN: Senior Class President. Student Council. Y’isual Aid Club. “Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” Science Club. Pep Club, Senior Editor of the Yearbook. Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Homeroom, Special Assemblies. RICHARD L. COUCHENOUR: Intramural Sports. Rifle Club (2). Visual Aid Club. DAVID LEE COURSIN': Projectionist Club (3). Track, J. V. Football, Rifle Club. DEAN DEY ARMIN’: Projectionist Club (2), F. F. A. Secretary Junior Y’ear. Intramural Sports. Rifle Club (2). 77 £mcr ActititieA HAROLD DIETZ: J. V. Football (2), Varsity Football (2), J. V. Basketball (2), Varsity Basketball (2). Track (2), Chorus (3). Rifle Club (2), Sergeant-at-arms of Senior Class. R. MAX DOUGLAS: Stage Crew. Music Appreciation. Rifle Club, Visual Aid, Chorus, Intramural Sports. RICHARD DOUGLASS: Intramural Sports, J. V. Track, Projectionist Club (2). CHARLES DUBIL: Visual Aid. Track (2), Rifle Club (2), Stage Crew, Intramural Sports, Treasurer of Stage Crew. DUWAYNE DUNMIRE: Football (2), Track (2). Chorus (4), Rifle Club, Stage Crew, Science Club, Music Appreciation, Intramural Sports. KENT WILLIAM EAST: Chorus, Operetta, Rand Announcer, Intramural Sports. RONALD EMPFIELD: Stage Crew. Chorus (2). Intramural Sports. BARBARA ANN FOSTER: Operetta, Concert Band (4), Marching Band, Future Nurses Club, Library and Ushers Club, May Day. PERRY FOSTER: Rifle Club (2), Chorus. Basketball Manager (2), Football (3), Track (2). Visual Aid Club. Intramural Sports. ROSEMARIE FRATRICK: Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader (3), Co-captain (2). Blue and White Star, Library and Ushers Club Reporter, Cheerleaders and Baton Club (2), Chorus, Basketball. National Honor Society Secretary, May Day (2), Senior Class Historian. RUTH GOODLIN: Pep Club, Cheerleader (2), Captain. J. V. Cheerleader. RONALD GRAHAM: F. F. A. JOSEPHINE ANNE HAMACEK: Chorus (2), Record Appreciation Club. May Day (2), Library and Ushers Club. Pep Club, F. H. A. President. La Vista Staff Activities Editor, Intramural Sports. KARL HEDGES: Rifle Club (2), Football (2), Intramural Sports. AUDREY HENDERSON: Dramatics Club. Library and Ushers Club Reporter. Blue and White Star, Future Nurses Club, Cheerleader and Ba- ton Club, Pep Club. May Day, “Grandpa Hangs The Holly,” Intramural Sports. LARUE HIXSON: F. B. L. A., May Day. Library and Ushers Club President, Chorus, La Vista Staff Activities Editor. MARILYN Nl. HIXSON: Chorus, Library and Ushers Club (2). Majorette. Basketball, Band Librarian. May Day, Pep Club, Senior Science Club. DORIS HOLLEN: F. H. A. (3), Secretary and Vice President, Chorus (3), Pep Club, Cheerleading and Baton Club, Intramural Sports. GARY HOLTZN1AN: Basketball (2), Track (3). Student Council, La Vista Staff Assistant Sports Editor. CLEO LOUISE HORNER: Blue and White Star Art Editor. Varsity Cheerleader. Cheering and Baton Club (2), Library and Ushers Club Vice President. F. B. L. A., Homeroom Secretary, Chorus, May Day (2), Pep Club, Forensic Club Blue and White Star Reporter. WAYNE HUNTER: Rifle Club (2). Stage Crew. Music Appreciation, Chorus. Intramural Sports. RONALD JOHNSTON: Pep Club. Chorus. F. F. A., Basketball, Intramural Sports. CAROLE KELLY: Majorette, Cheerleader, Chorus (4), Record Appreciation Club, Cheerleaders and Baton Club, May Day, Operetta, Twirlers Club, Senior Class Secretary, Intramural Sports. WALTER KOPKA: Football J. V., Rifle Club. Stage Crew. F. F. A., Intramural Sports. CAROLYN KRILL: Blue and White Star Sports Editor. Dramatics Club, Nurses Club Vice President, Library and Ushers Club, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly.” Cheerleaders and Baton Club, Chorus, May Day, Intramural Sports. JOSEPH ALBERT KRILL: Science Club (4), Football (2). J. V.. Dramatics Club, Chorus, Blue and White Star Sports Editor, Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” Student Council. Pep Club Rifle Club (2), Westinghouse Course, Intramural Sports. WILBER LEAR: Rifle Club (2), Student Council, Rifle Team (2), Basketball J. V.. Intramural Sports. 78 £enicr ActiCitieA RONNA ROMAYNE LESLIE: Math Club, Future Nurses (2), Intramural Sports. Special Assembly, May Day, Forensic Club. GENE LICHTENFELS: J. V. Basketball, Projectionist Club (3), Rifle Club, Yearbook Assistant Editor, Intramural Sports, Student Council (2), Sergeant-at-Arms of Student Council. FRANCES LONAS: Pep Club, Librarx and Ushers Club (2), Junior Red Cross, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” Dramatics Club. May Day (2), Intramural Sports. Cheering and Baton Club. National Honor Society, Blue and White Star Feature Editor, Chorus. JAMES LONG: Visual Aid, Rifle Club, Student Council, Intramural Sports. EIXiAR LUTHER: Projectionist Club, Intramural Sports. Rifle Team. J. Y. Football. Max Day. CHARLES M. MACK: J. V. Football, Varsitx Football (3), Varsity Basketball (3), J. V. Basketball, J. V. Track, Varsity Track. Blue and White Star Reporter (2), Junior Class President, National Honor Society, Student Council, Intramural Official. MARGUERITE MACK: Dramatics Club Chorus, Library and Ushers Club (2), Intramural Sports, F. H. A. Club. SHIRLEY MACK: Junior Red Cross. F II. A. Club (3), Chorus, Intramural Sports. DONNA J. MANGES: Music Appreciation Club, Yearbook Business Manager. Dramatics, Intramural Sports. ELIZABETH ANN MARCUS: Infra m u ra 1 Sports. Girls Basketball Captain. May Day (2), Music Appreciation, Historian of Library Club Sophomore Year, Library Club Vice-President Junior Year, Secretary of Librarx- Club Senior Year, F. B. L. A. President. CAROLE MATTERN: Co-Editor of Yearbook, National Honor Society. Vice-President of Dramatics Club. “Txvelxe Angry Women. Junior Class Secretary, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” Chorus, Music Appreciation, Max Day, Intramural Sports, Junior Homeroom Vice-President. F. H. A.. Y-Teens. FORREST DALE MAZEY: Intramural Sports, J. V. Basketball. Rifle Club, Projectionist Club Music Appreciation. PATRICIA McADAMS: F. II. A. Club, Junior Red Cross, Chorus. Intramural Sports. DORIS JF)AN McCORMICK: National Honor Society, Dramatics Club. Student Band Director, May Day, “Grandpa Hangs the Holly,” Girls’ Basketball, Substitute Cheerleader, Student Director of Operetta, Nurses Club, Red Cross Club. Marching and Concert Band, Chorus. CAROL McFEATERS: Library and Ushers Club. Red Cross Club, May Day, Chorus, Intramural Sports. BERTHA McGINNIS: Chorus, Library and Ushers Club, Pep Club, Dramatics, Girls’ Basketball, Intramural Sports. ORVETTA McGINNIS: Library and Ushers Club, Red Cross Club, Pep Club, F. II. A., Chorus. Intramural Sports. CLARA JPb N MERKEL: Intramural Sports. Chorus, F. H. A. Secretary and Song Leader, Student Council, Homeroom Secretary, Girls’ Basketball. SANDRA JEAN MILLER: Pep Club, Chorus. Intramural Sports, “Meet Arizona,” Library and Ushers Club, Music Appreciation, Dramatics Club, May Day, F. II. A. Christmas Program, Student Secretary. RONALD DEAN MONTGOMERY: Chorus. F. F. A., Student Council, Intramural Sports, F. F. A. Chaplain. STANLEY D. MOSLER: J. V. Football. Varsitx Football (2), Basketball Manager (3). J. Y. Track. Yarsitv Track (2). Blue and White Star Photographer (2), Co-editor of Yearbook Senior Year. Assistant Editor of Yearbook Junior Year. Science Club Vice-President, Intramural Weight Lifting, Vice-President of Senior Class, National Honor Society. 79 Senior flctititieA BARBARA LUCILLE MROSKY: Chorus (3), Music Appreciation, Dramatics Club, Intramurals, Make-up Committee for Dramatics Club. MARY JANE MROSKY: County Chorus, Dramatics Club. “Grandpa Hangs the 1 lolly, Intra-murals, Chorus. HENRY OEM AN: F. F. A. (3). Intramural Sports. SARAH ESTER OVERDORFF: Concert Band (4), Marching Band, County Band (2), Future Nurses Club, F. H. A., Library and Ushers Club, May Day, Operetta, Chorus. ROENA PALMER: F. II. A. (3). Dramatics Club. DORIS JEAN PEGG: Chorus, F. II. A., Dramatics Club (2), Music Appreciation Club, May Dav (2), Intramural Sports. NANCY GAY PENROD: Math Club, Forensic Club, Future Nurses Club (2). Special Assembly. IRVIN PENROSE: F. F. A. (2). Chorus, Intramural Sports. CAROL ANN PEARCHIK: Majorette, May Day (2), Library and Ushers Club Vice President. Operetta, Pep Club, F. B. L. A.. Music Appreciation Club, Chorus, Twirling Club, Intramural Sports. KENNETH RHINE: F. F. A. HARRY ROHRABAUGH: Football (3), Chorus, Rifle Team, Intramural Sports. CHARLES ALVIN ROSENBERRY: Track, Basketball. Rifle Team (2), Visual Aid Club (3), Football J. V.. Intramural Sports. THEODORA SHAFFER: Library and Ushers Club, Jr. Red Cross, May Day, Chorus (2). F. H. A., Social Chairman, La Vista Senior Editor, Intramural Sports. GEORGE SHAFTIC: Ghorus, Rifle Glub (2), Stage Crew, Treasurer of Junior Class, Intramural Sports. DONNA SHOPE: Chorus. Library and Ushers Club, Pep Club, Volley Ball, Basketball Dramatics Club, Intramural Sports. ROY SMITH: La Vista Sports Editor. Rifle Club (2), Rifle Team, Football J. V'. (2). Varsity Football, Track (2), Projectionist Club (3), Stage Crew, Weight Lifting Instructor, Westinghouse Course, Intramural Sports. RUTH JEAN STAKE: Chorus, F.H.A., Concert Band (4), Music Appreciation Club, Band Librarian. Cheerleading and Baton Club, Marching Band, County Band, May Day (2), Intramural Sports. WILLIAM STEPHENS: Chorus (2). Rifle Team, Projectionist Club (3), Rifle Club (2), Pep Club, Intramural Sports. ELLEN M. STILES: Library and Ushers Club (2), Secretary, Music Appreciation Club (2), Choir (3), Operetta, Pep Club, May Dav, County Choms, Intramural Sports. GARY NELSON STILES: Football (2). Rifle Club (2), Rifle Team, Visual Aid Club (3), Chorus, Basketball Manager, Intramural Sports. DENNIS TOTH: Rifle Club, Music Appreciation Club, Projectionist Club. Chorus, J.V. Basketball, V. Basketball (2). Homeroom Vice President. President. BARBARA TROSKA: F.B.L.A.. Pep Club Music Appreciation Club, Cheerleaders and Baton Club. Chorus, Homeroom Secretary (2), Red Cross Club, May Day (2), Basketball, La Vista Copy Editor. Intramural Sports (2). LARRY VARNER: F.F.A.. Rifle Club, Cooking Club, Intramural Sports. MARYLOU WALLS: Library and Ushers Club Historian, Music Appreciation Club, Jr. Red Cross, May Day, La Vista Copy Editor, Intramural Sports (2). GEORGE WALTERS: Rifle Club, Intramural Sports. ERNEST WIDMAR: Rifle Club (2), Chorus. Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council, Jr H. Football. V. Football (3), Track (3), Intramural Sports. Row One Joanne Antolik, Kay Baldwin, Sandra Baldwin, Louis Beam, Patricia Bell, Paul Berezansky, Betty Blink Row Two Jane Blough. Robert Boring, Sam Boring, Gloria Boyle, Judy Bowers, Arlene Brendlinger, Harold B rend linger Row Three James Brinks, Rose Ann Bufagna. Sandra Buterbaugh, Gloria Caolc. Donnae Campbell, Janet Campbell, Floyd Clark Row Four Richard Conrad, Betty Cramer, Donald Cramer, Patricia Currie, Barry Custer, Carole Davis, Geraldine Detwiler Row Five August Dietz, Lanny Dixon, Harry Donahue, John Donelson, John Draksler. Geraldine Fatula, Ivan Felton Row Six Gretchcn Fry, Kenneth Fry, John Glusko, James Hall, Betty Homing, Doris Homing, Ernest Homing Row Seven Shirley Hollenbaugh, Bonnie Hood. Jim Houser, Mary Ann Hugar. Bonnie Hunter, Richard Joseph. Russell Joseph Row Eight Samuel Kerr, George Kubic Dorothy Leary, Harry McGinnis, Delon's McGaughey, Mary Louise McCully. Mabel McAdams Row Nine Helen McAdams, Barbara Mazey, Frank Machak, Wayne Luker, Carolyn Ludwig, Fred Ling, Barbara Liggett 82 How One Elaine Mistier, Denser Muir, Joseph Mulligan, Fay Murdick. Joseph Naugle, Ruth Ann Nibert, Sandra Ooghe Row Two Martin Pilgutta, Leonard Pen-rose. Merle Penrose, William Peterson. Louise Price, Mary Ann Price, Ronnie Resslcr How Three Georgeann Rindfliesch, Geraldine Rindfliesch, Lyda Salyards, Charles Seiring, Cynthia Shaw, Georganne Shaffer, Brenda Shiley Row Four Elaine Shiley, Janet Shirley, Penny Shotts. Mildred Shuster, Betty Silbaugh, Lila Sloughy, Ann Snyder How Five George Stephens. Harold Stewart, Pearl Stewart, Dean Stiles. Richard Stormer, Mars- Stutzman. Pat Thompson How Six Anna Wagner, Trudy Wagner, George Walker, William Walsh, Judy Warholic, Gary Young, Shirley Youngblood JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Carole Davis, secretary; Gary Young, vice-president; John Draksler, treasurer; Louis Beam, president. 83 Row One June Allen, Ronald Allison, James Arford, Barbara Bako, Paul Beal-onis, Kay Becker, William Bennett Row Two Alice Benshoff, Nick Berezansky, Eddie Betts, Joanne Betts, Earl Blink, Grace Boring, Bill Bozocho-vic Row Three Herb Bracken, Joyce Brendlinger, Larry Brinks, Beverly Buchanan, Dale Buchanan, Margie Campbell, Robert Campbell Row Four Della Carney, William Casper, David Chero, Ronald Chen), Steve Conrad, Margaret Cramer, Nancy Cramer Row Five Nancy Decker, Stanley Deyarmin, Robert Dietz, Janet Douglas, John Douglas, Betty Edminston, Thomas Finnegan Row Six Richard Foster, Twila Fry, Carolyn George, Ted Glusko, Donald Goodlin, Jim Graham, Richard Griffith Row Seven Linda Hall, Jim Ilefflefinger, Sallv Homing, Richard Hilty, William Hollen, Bernard Hoover, James Jenkins Row Eight Blanche Johns, Gerald Kitzmiller, Barry Knupp, Patricia Kopka, Mary Krebs, Henry Kukula, Patricia Kukula Row Nine Connie Lane, Alyce Larkin, Jane Layman, Raymond Lindsey, Rhoda Lingar, William Loder, Sylvia Lonas Row Ten Rex Long, Sandra Lorditch, Carole Mack, Margaretta Mack, Gerald Mack 84 Row One June Manges, Alvera Marcus, Ro-fx rt Mattern, Ford McCachren, Clara lane McClain, David Mc-Clintock, Peggy McCrachen Row Two Mary McDowell, Shirley McDowell, Thelma McGinnis, Douglas McLaughlin, Betty Medsger, Richard Merdick, Faye Misnet Row Three Tim Muivehill, James Naugle, Jim Nelson, Linda Nixon, Pat Nixon, Connie Nyland, Albert Parsley Row Four Ia sley Patrick, Donald Penrose, Jim Penrose, Michael Pillar, Dan Pizarchik, Ross Plowman, Bonnie Rager Row Five Jane Rager, Dorothea Robinson, Linda Rudnik, Larry Rummel, Harold Seigh, Eddie Sesock, Dennis Shaffer Row Six Betty Shaw, Ralph Shetler, Grace Short. Ronald Shoupe, Fay Sil-baugh, Etta Belle Smith. Helen Stanek Row Seven Ralph St. Clair, Wilhemina Steiner. Don Stewart, William Surike. Joseph Vangeri, Eddie Wallace, Rodger Walls Row Eight Dan Waters, Jim Widmar, Dominick Wilko, Jim Yaworski, Sally Yeager, Karen Zar, Bill Zimmerman SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Tim Muivehill, treasurer; D o t t i e Robinson, vice-president; Larry Brinks, president; Barbara Bako, secretary. 85 ) How One Lloyd Adams, Eva Lot Altemus, Ronald Altimus, Andy Balko. Nancy Bartow, Bill Beck, Dorothy Bertolino, Anna Grace Betts, Arthur Boring Row Two Janet Boring, Norman Boring, Glenn Bracken. Gladys Brendlinger, Ret ha Brendlinger, Andean Brett, Joel Buchanan, Wayne Burkett, Elnora Buterbaugh Row Three Bernard Cable, Carol Campbell, Charlotte Campbell, Richard Campbell, Yvonne Campbell, Pamela Carney, Louis Cernak, Penny Cline, Donald Coffman Row Four Regina Cramer, Mary Jane Daniels. Elina Davis, Judy Davis, Gloria DeRito. Richard Deyarmin, Victor Deyarmin, Alan Dick, Barbara Donahue Row Five James Donelson, Joyce Dunmire, Donald Felton, Ruth Ann Finnegan, Edward Foster, Homer Frain, Ida Frain, Delores Franklin, Eugene Fulton Row Six Ronald Fyock, Barbara Ganeos. Phyllis Garlitz, Donald Guetta, Patty Halaburda. Patty Hall, Charles Henderson. George Henry, Brenda Hewitt Row Seven Arnold Hewitt, Darlene Hood, Bill Hunter, Diane Hunter, Jim Hutton. Robert Johnston. Kenneth Jones. Jim Kitzmiller, Joan Kubic Row Flight Tony LaCorte, Carole Lichtenfels, Ron Lichtenfels, Tom Lichtenfels, Margaret Ling. Harry Little, Eva Leary. John Lewis. John Lonesky Row Nine Ben Mack, Floyd Mack. Donna Madill. Delores McAdams, Mary Jane McClintock. Ralph McFeaters, Clifford McGinnis, Carol McGaughey, Annette McKillip Row Ten Ted Miller, Jerry Mitchell. Shirley Mitchell, Larry Nlosler, Rita Murdick, Clara Xibert. John Oliver, Judy Ostheim. Bill Overdorff Learning without thought is useless; thought without learning is dangerous. How One Mike Palguta, Jim Paynter, Robert Pegg, Duane Penrose, Ernest Penrose. James Penrose, Janet Pen ros � Row Two Norman Penrose, Susan Penrose, Raymond Peters, Virgil Petitt, Cathy Preall, Katherine Price, Ruth Price Row Three Matthew Pozar, George Rager, Glenn Rager, Ken Rager, Susan Reha, Devon Ressler, Carole Retallack Row Four James Riddles, Merle Robinson, Sandra Robinson, Louis Rohrabaugh. Stephen Rowe. Tom Rowland. Jm Sank Row Five Judy Shaffer, Ruth Ann Sharp, Ed Shaw Twua Shirley, Edward Smith, Bing Stephens, James Stewart Row Six Nancy Stewart, Marlin Stiles, Gloria Surike, Mildred Svilar, George Tewart. George Ua-diski, Michael Uadiski Row Seven Grace Varner, Donna Lee Walbeck, Charles Walker, Wesley Walk V. Bill Wallace, Grover Walls, Susan Weigle Row Eight Clair Williams, Tom Yamal, Margie Yea ger, Sandra Youngblood FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ron Lichtenfels, vice president; Wesley Walker, treasurer; Judy Osthiem, secretary, and Mike Palguta. president. The class officers discuss the duties they are expected to perform as the leaders of their class. 87 Row Oik Ann Adams, Roger Allen, Loraine Alford, Alice Ash, Earl Berkebile, Hazel Berkebile, Ann Jean Boring, Janet Boring Row Two Russell Boring, Danny Bouch. Beverly Bracken, Agnes Brendlinger, David Brown, Francis Burkett. Anna Marie Camplx‘11. Carl Clevenger Row Three Eileen Conrad. Bobby Cramer, Cynthia Cramer, lean Cramer, Harry Croyle, Margie Croyfe, Doris Custer, Nancy Davis Row Four Arlene Detwiler, Becky Dixon, Cloyd Duncan, Dan Dziagwa, Linda East. Pauline Elosky, Earl Faust, Francis Finnegan Row Five Frank Folina, Tom Foster, Frank Frain, Edna Fyock. Dolline Fyock, Judy Gar-litz, Arthur George, Daniel George Row Six Janet George, Tom Glusko, Dennis Graham. Dave Griffith, Shirley Harnett, Jim Homing, Ruth Fleming. Darril Hewitt Row Seven Tom Hilty, Walter Howard, Nancy Hol-lenbaugh, Raymond Hugar. David Hutton, Donald Isenburg, Patricia Jack, Elizabeth Janosik. Row Eight Fred Johns, Viola Kisamore, Barry Kolesar, Walter Koski, Dave Krill, Mary Sue La-Rosa, Jack Lecuyer, Brenda Lichtenfels Row Nine Carl Lichtenfels, Charlotte Lichtenfels, Gary Lonas, Helen Lonesky, Dennis Luther, Elaine Mack, Freda Mack, Sharon Mack Row Ten Stella Mack, Sam Magnani. Barbara Mam-schak, Charlene Mazey. John Mazey, Charles McAdams, Dora Mae MeCachren, Joan McCloskey Learning is like rowing upstream: not to advance is to drop back. 88 How One Clary McCullough, Sain McCullough, Dorothy McDowell, Margie McFeaters, Mike McCaughey, Irvin McGinnis. Janies McGinnis, Knuna Mclntire Row Two Leonard Mclntire. Jim McLaughlin, Hen Merkel, Dave Miller. Bobby Mrosky, Elizabeth Murphy, Kathy Mulvehill, Leroy Muir Row Three Jack Xyland, Richard Nixon, Clyde Pat terson. Mildred Parsley, Ralph Pegg. Don Penrod, Jerry Penrose, Carl Peters Row Four Carol Pillar, Rosemary Pizarchik, Ray Ponchione, Ron Powell. Frank Price, Joe Quick. Richard Rager, Carl Ressler Row Five Richard Ressler, Kathy Riffle, Nancy Rind-fliesch, Margie Robinson. Floyd Hummel, John Sank. Mabel Seigh. Don Shaffer Row Six James Shaffer, Yvonne Shaffer, Louise Sher-merhorn, Margaret St. Clair, Sadie Rae Stephens, Lanny Stinson, Albert Stutzman. Larry Shirley Row Seven Richard Shermerhom, Mary Jane Silk, Jim Sloughfy, Lorraine SulUnger, Howard Thompson, Bertha Wagner. Bill Walls, Joan Walls Row Eight Beverly Walsh, Fred Walters, John War-holic. Eddie Wascak, Marie Waters, Rodger White, Cora Yamal, Albert Youngblood EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Lanny Stinson, president; Sharon Mack, treasurer; Dave Krill, vice president; and Kathy Riffle, secretary. The class officers discuss the1 traffic problem caused by the heavy snow. 89 Row One David Allison, Arthur Andrie, Ruth Bailey, William Bell, Wayne Bennett, Ellen Bloom Janet Bracken, Helen Brendlinger Row Two James Brendlinger, Barbara Brown, Edward Brown, Nick Bufagna, Ruth Campbell, Eileen Carney, Andrea Casper, Marian Cline Row Three Vicky Cline, Lila Collins, Robert Coughe-nour. Joseph Croyle, Harold Custer, Howard Davis, Richard Dominy, Lois Duncan Row Four Joan Edminston, Catherine Ehrlich, Robert Eritano, Rosetta Fairman, Tom Foster. Paul Foust, James Frain, Craig Fry Row Five Gary Fry, William Fulton, Carol Gamble, James Gancos, James Garland, Elina George. Donna Girolanii, Carol Hamrock Row Six Valerie Hefflefinger, Vivian Hefflefinger. Robert' Heming, Patty Hess, Ronnie Hill, Terry Hill. Sandra Hochard. Betty Hollen-baugh Row Seven Ivan Hood, Walter Howard, Willard Howard, Ruth Huffman, Mary Lou Johnson, Dorothy King, Patricia King, Carol Kisa-more Row Eight Joseph Kisamore, Rodney Kolesar, Shirley Krebs, Charles Krouse, Gloria Langham, Barbara Lecuyer, Dacia Leslie, Richard Lichtenfels Row Nine Sandy Lichtenfels, William Lichtenfels, Robert Liggett. Ronald Lindsey, John Ma-chak. Don Mack, Jess Mack. Louise Mack Row Ten Nancy Mack, Michael Magalich, Thomas Marino, Victor Marsh, Robert Marshall, Marian Mateer, Richard McAdams, Charlotte McCachren They’re only truly great who are truly good. 90 How One John McCachren, Janet McClarren, Mary McCurdy, Gary McDonald, Carl McGinnis, Gracella McFeaters, Helen Mitchell Row Two Patty Molesse, Jane Neely, Patricia Nelson, William Oliver, Susan Orbin. Rita Over-dorff, Patricia Parsley- Row Three Rol ert Pease, William Pease, Bonnie Pen-rods, Carol Penrose, William Plowman, Elizabeth Price. Donna Ramage Row Four Joan Rhine, Thomas Rhine, Ralph Riddle Ronald Riddle, Bonnie River, Jake Rohra-baugh, Scott Rowe Row Five Boyd Sebring. G orge Seigh, Patricia Se-sock. James Shaffer, Jon Shaffer. Margaret Shaftic. Theodore Shirley Row Six Joe Shomo, Dean Shoup, Judy Shope, Connie Silbaugh, James Silbaugh. Dennis Smith. Dale Stiles Row Seven Edward Stormer. Grace Thompson, Erman Tomb, Patti Toth, Joanne Uadiski. Nancy Watkins, Richard Wei me r Row Eight Wayne Weimer, Carl Young. James Zimmerman SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Michael Magalieh, treasurer; Richard Dominy, president; Joseph Shomo, treasurer; and Jim Gancos, vice president. The class officers discuss the daily-news posted on the bulletin lx ard. 91 As we fold the flag on our last school day, we, the graduating class, bid farewell to our Alma Mater. 92 WAY 93 Transportation for United School District DALE ALTIMUS Cramer, Pennsylvania 94 CUNNINGHAMS RESTAURANT Lunch — Confectionery Bolivar, Pennsylvania Orleans 6-2226 SPARKS RADIO - TV SALES - SERVICE Service Charge $3.00 per call — Labor fit Parts Guaranteed R. S. WAGNER FUNERAL SERVICE New Florence, Pennsylvania Telephone Johnstown 4352 Ambulance Service KENNETH N. GRAY FUNERAL HOME Seward, Pennsylvania 24 Hour Ambulance Service 95 Telephone Johnstown 37-1781 Compliments of Compliments of DOMINO’S SERVICE COE’S STATION SUBMARINE SHOP Prop. John Domino Cooper Avenue Personnel: RICHARD COUCHENOUR BERN1E LOZAR Sterling oil. gas, and lubrication. Phone 9-3760 Johnstown, Pa. Armagh, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of PEANUTS” GRANDO’S CUNNINGHAM Barber Shop MOBILE SERVICE STATION Seward, Pa. 4 Haircuts Shave New Florence, Pa- Facial Massage Tonic Singe 96 CLARK FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Dial Johnstown 37-7463 Seward, Pa. OLIVER HENDERSON Variety Store Bolivar, Pa. BOLIVAR PHARMACY Prescriptions and Fountain Service Bolivar, Pa. OR 6-4651 Compliments of SHAFFER’S FROZEN CUSTARD STAND Clyde, Pennsylvania 97 E. H. BERGMAN SONS Quality and Service Hardware Builders’ Supplies Paint 341 N. Walnut St. Blairsville, Pa. Phone 200 or 700 Compliments of ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Johnstown Pennsylvania ALBERTER’S DAIRY NOOK Freezer Fresh Ice Cream Dine Dance Compliments of BUNNY BREAD New Florence, Pa. Phone 8931 98 MURPHY’S AUTO SERVICE BODY and FENDER WORK — AUTO PAINTING — TOWING SERVICE 1207 Broad Street Office Phone 9-4080 Johnstown, Pa. ALTMAN’S CASH FEED STORE FEED and FARM SUPPLIES JOHNSTOWN BANK TRUST COMPANY Johnstown Four Convenient Offices Main Office — 534 Main St. Cambria City — 311 Broad St. Geistown — 2459 Bedford St. Davidsville, Pa. — 110 South Main St. Pennsylvania STEPHENS FARM Cramer, Pa. John H. Stephens, Jr., and Sons and Clarence HIGH PRODUCING GUERNSEY CATTLE ‘You can whip our cream, but you can’t beat our milk.” 99 Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Compliments of Wir Jewelers EM 704 PHILA.ST. Indiana. Pa ROSS DRUG STORE Robert S. Ross, Ph. G. 44 S. Main St. Gifts for all occasions Homer City, Pa. Use our easy payments No extra charge Phone 9-8028 JOHN I. HEGAN STORE LOPRESTI FURNITURE CO. G. E. Appliances — Radio — Television Paint 611 Broad St. Johnstown, Pa. Phone BEverlv 8-9188 Open Daily 9-5 Public Square Ligonier, Pa. Evenings: Wed., Thurs., Fri., 7 - 9 p. m. 100 BUS. 37-7415 PHONES RES. 9-4470 FILAT FURNITURE Bedroom 6c Living Room Suites Television Rugs 6c Carpets Electrical Appliances Seward, Penna. TREXLER'S INN (Fine Foods) ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. NATIONWIDE MUTUAL EIRE INSURANCE CO. NATIONWIDE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Columbus 16, Ohio HENRY CLAY SNOBY All Kinds of Insurance Box 104 Armagh. Penna. Phone Johnstown 37-5577 STILES’ GENERAL MERCHANDISE Proprietor — M. A. Stiles Fresh Meats Vegetables Groceries Hardware Paint Feed Fertilizer Sundries Roofing Lime Phone — 37-8311 — Home 102 37-1436 — Business Seward, Pennsylvania Compliments of COVER’S STUDIO Portrait — Individual — Weddings Official Photographer of 1957-58 Dial 5-8442 504 Main Street Johnstown, Penna. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN INDIANA Indiana, Pennsylvania Low-Cost Auto and Farm Equipment Loans 2% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 103 THE BETTER TIRES SALES COMPANY, INC. DISTRIBUTORS HIGH GRADE TIRES AND TUBES 251-253 Washington St. Johnstown, Pa. Phone Johnstown 41286 MATHEWS JEWELRY Geistown Shopping Center 2451 Bedford Street 166 Fairfield Ave. 104 Johnstown Pennsylvania Compliments of IMPERIAL COAL COMPANY Diamond Mine No. 2 Bolt Pennsylvania HOMER CITY STATE BANK Where Every Customer is Important Homer City Pennsylvania C. S. KUNKLE LUMBER CO. LUMBER, MILLWORK AND BUILDER'S SUPPLIES PLUMBING, HEATING, AND FLOOR COVERING Phone: HO 9-8045 Homer City, Pa. THE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY INDIANA. PA. OVER FIETY YEARS OF COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Checking Accounts Automobile Loans Savings Accounts Home Loans Appliance Loans Personal Loans F. II. A. Repair Loans Farm Equipment Loans Members Federal Reserve System Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 106 Compliments of DE ROY’S JOHNSTOWN’S LEADING JEWELER Jewelers Since 1848 132-138 Market Street Johnstown, Pa. SEELEY MAGNANI Desoto - Plymouth Frigidaire - Maytag Market Street Bolivar, Pa. Phone—Garage OR 6-4792 Hardware OR 6-7792 “EVERYTHING TO MAKE THE SICK WELL THE CITY PHARMACY H. V. George. Pli. G. Market Lincoln Johnstown, Pa. Phone 54-161 WIDDOWSON’S JEWELERS 704 Philadelphia Street 107 Indiana Pennsylvania FARMERS BANK AND TRUST CO. OF INDIANA Main Street Indiana, Pa. HOMER CITY CLEANERS 34 Ridge Avenue Homer City, Pa. Phone 424 ROBINSON-LYTLE FUNERAL HOME NINS APPLIANCE Indiana, Pa. Homer City, Pa. Ambulance Service Robinson Funeral Home 108 Saltsburg, Pa. CRAMER SALES JOYLAND SAMMY’S BARBER SHOP ■ Cramer, Pa. Cramer, Pa. CHARLES SUPPLY Compliments of BRODYS • Indiana’s Leading Department Store Boltz, Pa. • Indiana, Pa. 109 Indiana, Pa. Compliments of RUSTIC LODGE Indiana, Pennsylvania M. GLOSSER SONS Messenger St. Johnstown. Pennsylvania Mill Supplies INDIANA APPAREL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Children’s Shop Gearhart’s Leon’s Molly Ann Mayfair Shoppe Town and Country Waxlers Where high quality merchandise for men, women and children is available with courteous and efficient service. ALBERTS Blairsville Drug Stores FALKS - HEASLEY - SMITHS Blairsville. Pennsylvania lio S H GREEN STAMPS DUNLAP FURNITURE ERVES TAVERN 134 E. Market St., Phone-3 Route 56 WALL TO WALL CARPET Living Room and Bedroom Furniture Bedding - Pianos - Organs Blairsville, Pa. Trade in old furniture for new at Dunlap Furniture Co. Armagh, Pa. LUTHERS DRY DAVID’S CLEANERS Men’s Wear - Boy’s Wear 208 North Main St. Shoes For Men, Women and Children Homer City, Pa. Phone 9-8085 Blairsville Pennsylvania 111 “GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST” Ice Cream, Milk, Dairy Products Johnstown, Pa. HORNICK’S HARDWARE Johnstown, Pa. WEST END ELECTRICS LECK S CAFE 159 Fairfield Avenue Johnstown, Pennsylvania Stewards: Kaz Butch Leek Prop: Andy Leek Dealers of Electric and Gas Appliances 416 Broad Street BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR T.V. Johnstown, Pa. BEATTY’S BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOPPE 726 Philadelphia Street, Indiana Phone 53440 MARCUS RESTAURANT Phone Johnstown 371842 DiUtown, Pennsylvania (See Stake 4 any make) STAKE’S USED CARS New and Used Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone 9-2939 Compliments of SEWARD AUTO PARTS Buck Wakefield 113 CARNEY'S GARAGE Compliments of Official Inspection Station Service Station CERNAKS TURKEY FARM Live or Freshly Dressed Service is our business. R. D. 1 Seward, Pennsylvania Armagh, Pennsylvania Phone 37-3763 SEWARD LUMBER COMPANY General Builders Supply SEWARD SERVICE STATION Plant ROUTE 711 P. R. R. ■ Seward, Pennsylvania Seward, Pennsylvania 114 LARKIN’S COMPLIMENTS SERVICE STATION OF K. I). , Vintondale, Pa. A FRIFND GRAYS CABINET WORKS Manufacturers of NATURAL WOOD KITCHENS Factory and Showroom Opposite County Home Barn R. D. 1—Getty Heights Indiana. Pa. Phone Indiana 5-8671 Complete Kitchen Remodeling Armstrong Rubber Tile Bathroom Fixtures Plastic Floor Tile Formica Sink Counter Tops American Standard Fixtures Armstrong Linoleum Plastic Wall Tile 115 NEELY’S APPLIANCE STORE PLUMBING AND HEATING APPLIANCES PAINTS AND TOYS HARDWARE SUPPLIES Phone 37-1428 — 37-4236 Armagh, Pennsylvania East on Route 22 NACCO CONEMAUGH iMINING CO. Smokeless, Pennsylvania 116 ARONE CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORPORATION Homer City Pennsylvania LARSENS STORE Route 56 Brush Valley Pennsylvania Groceries — Meats — Harsvare — Electrical Appliances 20 MILLION TREES A YEAR MUSSER FORESTS, Inc. promotes Indiana County all ouer the nation JOHNSTOWN TYPEWRITER COMPANY Smith-Corona Typewriters Marchant Calculators Adding Machines Duplicators Desks . Chairs Tables Cabinets, etc WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF OFFICE MACHINES 225 Market Street Phone 9-3177 Johnstown, Pa. 117 HOMER CITY SERVICE STATION Laird Nipps, Proprietor Quaker State Products Comer Elm Main Phone: 9-2241 Homer City, Pa. HUTCHISON BUS TERMINAL Rain or Snow! Hail or Blow! Hutchison Buses Always Go! For Group Party Service Phone Johnstown 8-3821 Johnstown, Pennsylvania PENTRACK FUNERAL HOME CASTELLI FORD SALES COMPANY 721 Broad Street Come in and test drive a new Ford Johnstown, Pennsylvania Frank J. Pentrack Nanty Glo, Pennsylvania Phone 9-5127 118 WHEN IN NEED OF BANKING SERVICE THINK OF BLAIRSVILLE NATIONAL BANK BLAIRSVILLE. PA. Member F. D. I. C. Football Baseball Basketball Softball Golf Badminton IT PAYS TO PLAY . . . Archery Fishing Tackle Guns Picnic Supplies Bicycles Ammunition Athletic Outfitters for Indiana County Complete Line of Outdoor Equipment BARCLAY’S HARDWARE VISIT OUR HOBBY DEPARTMENT 520 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania 119 Modern Air Conditioned Fully Staffed MOSKAL FUNERAL HOME 413-415 Broad Street Johnstown. Penna. Telephone Traditionally complete 8-2541 Personal Service Day or Night Philco Appliances Tires of All Makes DON CAMPBELL SERVICE 107 West Market Street Blairsville, Penna. Phone 613 STRINI’S COFFEE SHOPPE “A Good Place to Eat” Route 22, East of Armagh Armagh, Pennsylvania JOHN S. LEWIS AND SON’S General Hauling 120 Phone Marion Center 118.x Phone Homer Citv 9-2660 COMPLIMENTS OF CICERO’S MODERN RINKS BLAIRSVILLE, PA. For the best in one hour cleaning bring your clothes to One Hour Century Cleaners CENTURY ONE HOUR CLEANERS 318 Washington Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania Phone 94161 NEW FLORENCE NATIONAL BANK New Florence Pennsylvania Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 121 “FOR THE BEST IN FRESH VEGETABLES” Congrahilations to Class of 1958 “BREHM’S VEGETABLE FARMS” BLAIRSVILLE FARM SERVICE INC. Phone Dilltown 37-8718 Robert Shumaker Doyle Muir JOHNNIE’S AUTO SERVICE Bell Phone 437 OFFICE: Cor. Winn St. East Lane Sunoco Gas, Oil Accessories A. L. REYNOLDS Phone OR 6-9920 Glvde. Pa. John Deere Tractors, Combine Saw Mills, FARM IMPLEMENTS John Ofman, Prop. Al’s Used Machinery Blairsville, Pennsylvania 122 Insure and Be Sure With PARNELL COWHER N COMPANY Phone 5-5211 6-40 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania WEISER MUSIC CENTER FINK S DAIRY QUEEN “Everything in Music” “Home of the cone with the curl on top.” Phone 8-5821 410 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. For the tastiest Banana Splits, Sundaes, Milk Shakes, Sodas, Floats and Cones —Visit your Dairy Queen Store. ♦ “Specializing in the needs of the school musician” 401 North Fourth St. Indiana. Pa. 123 lie Senior (EJass tions Members Mej-vixf Hill WfHiam Simoif £clwin Furibai; Mike PilHhj JoeriSkiik ■fresident President Mine (Committee George Svilar in Bntara 124 125 PATRON’S LIST A P Super Market, South Seventh Street, Indiana, Pa. A P Tea Co.. Homer City, Pa. Albright, L H, Strongstown, Pa. Anderson’s Shoe Store, Philadelphia Street. Indiana, Pa. Anderson’s Hardware, Seward, Pa. Ash Shoe Company, 708 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, Pa. Baker, Mr. 6c Mrs. E. S., H.D. 2, New Florence. Pa. Barkley Insurance Agency, Blairsville, Pa. Becker, Mr. Mrs. Paul and Family, H.D. 2, New Florence, Pa. Bennett’s Service Station, Strongstown, Pa. Berney, Abe, Johnstown, Pa. Blairsville Dispatch. Blairsville. Pa. Blairsville Floor Covering, 30 West Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. Boeh Florist Shop, Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. Boyds Jewelry, South Seventh Street, Indiana, Pa. Brown’s Boot Shop. Blairsville, Pa. Brown’s Boot Shop, Indiana, Pa. Bruno’s, Main Street, Homer City, Pa. Buchheit. H. J., Indiana. Pa. Buchman Co., 701 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, Pa. Campus Grill Sweet Shoppe, 633 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, Pa. Capitol Restaurant, Indiana, Pa. Central Drug, Indiana. Pa. City Cafe, Main Street, Homer City, Pa. Closson, Chalmer C., Bolivar, Pa. Commercial Hotel, Main Street, Homer City, Pa. Cramer Hardware, Main Street, Homer City, Pa. Daugherty Drug Store, Indiana, Pa. Dean’s Diner, Blairsville, Pa. DeRubis Tavern, Dilltown, Pa., Phone 37-1062 Ditches’ Lunch, H.D. 2, Homer City, Pa. Duncan Pines, Conemaugh, H.D. 1, (Mundy’s Corner) Pa. Edward’s Grocery, Main Street, Homer City. Pa. Farmer’s Supply Co., 125 South Avenue, Blairsville, Pa. Fasset, Leonard K. 6c Son, 35 South Main Street. Homer City, Pa. Ferguson, E. T.. Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. Garland’s Garage, Hobinson, Pa. Ck orge Andy’s Service Station, 1109 Broad Street, Johnstown, Pa. George, Cora W., H.D. 1, Vintondale, Pa. Hawk’s Hadio Shop, Philadelphia Street, Indiana, Pa. Hess, Clyde, Seward, Pa. Hiner, Weamer, Brush Valley, Pa. Holbens Atlantic Service, Homer City, Pa. Homer City Bakery, Homer City, Pa. Homer City Pharmacy, Homer City, Pa. Hotel Homer, Main Street, Homer City, Pa. Indiana Wholesale Christmas Tree Co.. 1062 Church St., Indiana, Pa. Jack Hose Used Cars, Walnut Street, Blairsville, Pa. J. M. Stewart Hardware, Philadephia Street, Indiana, Pa. John’s Jewelry, 716 Philadelphia Street. Indiana, Pa. John W. Walters Co., Seventh Ave. 6c Broad Street, Johnstown, Pa. Jones Furniture Co., 1019 Philadelphia St., Indiana, Pa. Julia’s Place, Dilltown, Pa. Kcit’s Diner, Homer City, Pa. Larkin’s Grocery Store, H.D. 1, Vintondale, Pa. Leo J. Buettner Insurance Agency, 115-117 Johns Street, Johnstown, Pa. Lewis, Clyde S., Home, Pa. Lewis, John 6c Sons, Brush Valley, Pa. Lielxdd, Mable, Hobinson, Pa. Lieb’s Appliances, Indiana, Pa. Ligonicr Mill, New Florence, Pa. McGee, P. H., Main and Market Street. Johnstown. Pa. McMullen Bros., Brush Valley, Pa. Main Street Service Station, Homer City, Pa. Moody’s Service Station. H.D. 1, Conemaugh, Pa. (Mundy’s Comer) New Florence Lumber Co., New Florence, Pa. Overdorff Brothers, Brush Valley, Pa. Penn Parts, 147 Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. Pennview Inn, Blairsville, Pa. Penn Furniture Company, Philadelphia Street, Indiana. Pa. Hehn, Phil, Clyde, Pa. Hessler, Braid, Box 13, Cramer, Pa. Robert's Esso Station, Vintondale, Pa. Santoni Furniture and Salvage Co.. 39 West Market Street, Blairsville, Pa., Phone 1252 Seward Hardware 6c Electric, Seward, Pa., Phone 375311 Shimko Barber Shop, Main Street, Homer City, Pa. Shoff Home Heating Co., Blairsville, Pa. Simpson’s Amoco Service Station, Bolivar, Pa. Stapleton’s Restaurant, Indiana, Pa. Stiffev and Sons, Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. Style Shop, 505 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa. Sutila Funeral Home, 888 Wayne Avenue, Indiana, Pa. Thomas Service Station. Cramer Pike, Cramer, Pa. Wib Misncr’s Radio 6c Television Shop, Robert Street, Nanty-Glo, Pa. W. T. Grant Co., Market Street, Blairsville, Pa. 126 7he Champ Conditioned for the task supreme; onfident in coach and team; ourageous when the going’s rough, hampions never say “enough.” Heart, to meet the game’s bad breaks; eads, to know just what it takes; ands, that work through thick and thin; onest champions play to win. Ambitious to develop now bilities that God endows, iming high to meet the test champion wants to be the best. Marked and watched where’er he goes; odel traits he has to show, anliness, if in defeat, odest in the victor’s seat. Practice, practice, ever on the move, lugging daily to improve, erfection? That he’ll never see, eerless champs just try to be. 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