Warren G Harding High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1956 volume:

ECHOES ECHOES ECHOES ECHOES ECHOES THE ECHOES WARREN G. HARDING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WARREN, OHIO IIAYMONIJ CIR.-UVFOIRD DEDICATION 'l'wentv vcars ago two teachers, fascinated bv nature and its processes, decided to share their knowledge and expcrienee with advanced students of natural science bv eonducting extended trips over various parts of the United States during vacation periods. A student who went on these trips was, in the future, destined to replace one of these leaders in later expeditions. llavniond Crawford, one of the original trip leaders, leads a husv life. He is eonstantli collecting specimens for his foologv classes, hc serves the athletic department as ticket man- ager and has heen a class sponsor. At home on the Crawford Ranch he raises vegetables and evergreen trees. Xtilliam Novelli, the student who took not onlv the late Harold llulme's hotanv classes hut also his interest in lield trips, is also verv active 'in sehool affairs. lle is the sponsor of the twelfth grade lli-Y and has sponsored a graduating class, as well as heing involved in various activities of the faculty. 'l'o these two wonderful men, who have Contributed to the growth and the reputation of our school, this vearhook is dedicated. 2 INTIQODUCTICDN From all parts of XVarren, roads lead to NVarren G. Harding Senior High School. By these roads students not only enter into the classroom, but also depart for various educational trips. Outside experiences as well as classroom discussions help students to further their knowl- edge of particular subjects. Trips to the art museum, the flower show, an industrial plant or Shakesperian play, make the curriculum more meaningful. Extracurricular activities are as Well known at Harding High as classroom groups. The student body follows the basketball and football squads to out-of-town games to boost the team. The Student Council tours other schools to compare their ways with ours. Representatives from various organizations are selected to represent the entire student body at conferences and workshops. As each year ends, the seniors tread the exit roads to maturity, while their places are taken by sophomores, who are just discovering the roads to high school life. 3 Florida: Land of Sunshine Go South, young man, go South! For the past twenty years, science teachers have sacrificed their spring vacations in order to take groups of boys on extended field trips to Florida. The hoys, most of whom arc students of hotany and loology, are highly interested in nature and its processes. On the way down, and while in Florida, the boys visit historical sites and places of known importance, such as Cypress Gardens, Silver Springs, and lklarineland. When in Florida, the group receive the chance to do things they would not ordinarily get to do in their home state. Some of their activities are: spear fishing, hunting snakes, and collecting speci- mens. The hoys camp out and cook their own meals. In their free time, they are permitted to swim in the ocean or take hikes or sleep. This is an experience that all hoys would enjoy. G. Fritch, Mr. William Novelli, A. Ekas, J. Bailey. J. Szymanski, B. Daugherty, A. Stahl, K. Prentice, J. Harris, R. Thornhill, J. Lambert, Mr. Raymond Crawford. 4 FW9 Led by Mr. Crawford, the boys bear fhe bush to locale snakes.Then they learned how the handle snakes properly and safely 5 Xnullwr nun uxpcricncc was spcm' fislming. Umlcr Ml Q 1wIIi's di1'uL'lim1, an unusual cululm uns procluc 6 WK PM MALL M, uname. svzsma Qf!-B5 fi ilf f g 'fy Ya I .fs-55.-K- A X f XADMINIST X 6 P, C, FAQ EATION-Q x A 4 3 X 2 Y Fix .sind X' x M-.w,m ,NY Wig? ft Q A: 15,4 4-wif' all? f f Y 6 A 2 ix. ' Af if' ff' if N 'gift X L . .Ik .x Q r 4 C .F 1 ...W ,f 1 lmiclaing :mal support ol' thc lloaml ol' llllllL'2Ifi0l'l, which consists of: Oliver ll. Vlonvs, prvsiclcnt: T. S. long corgm- VV. Sc-crcsl, Mrs. lfstlwr Nicmi, :incl Hvnry H. Alclcn. ln his officv. Dr. llohvrt Yam Aulwn, works on om' phnsc ol' his ,Xssistzmt Supn-rintcnclcnt's joh, that ol' plnnnimg thv curricu- lum lor thc cntirc school systcm. IO A ya-:ir ago in May, when Szmforcl lf. JEIIIICSOI1 zirrivccl at thc Administration lluilcling of thv VVZIITCI1 Citi' Schools, nftvr scrving in Akron, lu' lJL'f.Z2ll'l his work as thc new Supcrintcmlunt of XV:lrrL'l1 Schools with the PRINCIPALS JOHN SCHARF A mort- cmwgctic or morc cntcrprising pair than our two N'0l1LlCl'l'lIl principals woulc hnrcl to final. XYl1ci'cvcr they nun' he in thc school, they :irc allways rcuch' and able to help unyonc who might hc in ncccl of zlssistmicc or counseling. 'l'hcsc nmcn arc constantly rush- ing to uttcncl various civic :incl school organi- zations :incl comlnittccs to w hich tht-3 hclong. Tlwy mcct with othcr school principals in thc Nluhoning Valley annul throughout the staltc. trying to final bcttcr and ncw iclcus to in1p1'm'r: our school. Our huts arc oft' to those two fine lncn. Principal Milton hlollcnkoplf uncl john Sclmrf, assistant principal. ll MILTON MOLLENKOPF Deans Through hours ol' kind and help- ful counseling the deans, Louis Sw.-tm' and Mfxmri O'RoURKE. have heeonte known to the many students here at Harding. They do their hest to help us. whether it is a prohlem ahout something in the classroom, or a question of which eollege to choose. Some of their other activities include spon' soring National Honor Society. as well as serving on the faculty scholarship committee, w h i e h helps worthy students through college. Another part of the joh of these husy people eomes each spring when they journey to the three junior high schools to help ninth grade students plan their program ot' study for the coming years at Harding. 4'u.xlt hlAIH'Altl-l.l,0. eeonomies, and CTH,w.1-lfs DR. CARI Sl'HI',lG, A Cappella and orchestra, puts Cont I 'l'l', instrumental and music. loolx at some of 4' fella lf' VVS' In HS. lwrlh In flu' Dl'Wl?' 1'UmPll'Il'll . . . . . orchestra room, uhlle l7oN.xl.n l'L'ssifl,M,xN, art. the prizes issued ll1 the Band lllilgillllll' Cll'INi'. I loolts on. I2 ljVVlGlI'l' IJAFFERTY, history, and MRS. Dono'rHY Physical education teachers lXIAnc:ARli'I' tl'iA'I'0N XVrs1erx1,x1-J, sociology, examinc income tzlx notc- and lX'lARc:uFal'I'ti XVRIGHT, inspect the new lock- books, made by students of Ai.mfn'r M,xnowl'r7,, ers in the girls' locker room. problems. looking over their award-Winning scrapbook depicting the activities of the VVarren City Classroom Teachcrs Association are the Harding building representatives, IVAN lN'l,xss,xR, chemistry, and l'iDNA l3Ax'l'lcP., clothing, Lou!-iNli T1xoxEl,l,, Latin and mathemat- ics, who is presidcnt of the as- sociation, and lx'lEHRlLl. Coo1.EY, business linglish, who is thc newly elected president of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers As' sociation. T3 QEOPE s u,-m'!V'i:sf15 M ,. A A fi. .. F , X , 2 ? ,. I H Q ,, H . . g 2+ .1 7 Q' ' .- ., ,. ., , - , ls. , .1 'E-f rw 4+- Many' an interesting class cliseussion is made possihle hy the first hand information gathered hy teachers who xisiteal ahroacl. llrri-iN lllDlll,l'fY, lunglish, looks over mementos hrought all the way lrom lznglancl. As he tries on nootlen shoes and heret, XVILLIAM NovliL1,I, seienee, remembers some of his experiences in France. XL'c'Us'l'x ll Xlllilfli speeeh remimls l'lMll Y KAUF1x1AN, lfnglish, of their goocl times as she points out a vaea tion spot on the map ol' lfnglancl. MHS. Cl.,ut,x XVIEBB prepares to show her l.atin classes the postcards she eolleeletl while in Home. Dunning a scrape he ohtainecl while touring Mexico, HAHOLD lllc'I'll.i4H of tht Spanish cleparlment also has mam' memories of his trip to Spain. 14 Q xxx' ,ff pa-awp, 'ex CiFRTRl'DF LYNN, eivics, RUTH XVATKINS, library, Mas. EUGENIA HILL, cafeteria, and GEORGE and DORIS M,xLMs1s1iHRY, English, enjOy recall- JOHNSON, physical education, examine One Of the ing experiences they had On their recent trip tO milk dispensers which have been installed in the Alaska, as they look at pictures taken last summer. eafeteria and gym. l'ive neu members juinetl the staff in September. 'lvl-IQMAS SAM- lfuwauu ClANlPBliLl., sOeial L'la1.s, auto shupg Micznaigi. liesuw,xc:x, weltlingg JOYCE Biacu, studies, adjusts One Ot' the pm- lfrenehg ciI.liN lXlOOaii, general metal, and VVILLIAM RIDER, social jeetors for the visual education studies, review plans for their future life at Harding. department. 15 A, VL . . 5 4 if QQ V is , , I sf? MS fx , , D F f Trying nut the typewriters in the new business eclucation rooms are MRS. lirsnf hlATllI-1W'S, MRS. l,0L'ISE TSUHU- rauwov, XVi1i1,1AM SU1.i,lv,xN. all teach- ers ul' the commercial suhjects. The students enrullccl in their classes will enjoy all the facilities anal cumcnicnces ul' the new uclnlition. Setting up the parking markers that many ul' the stuclcnts enrolled in driver training classes have difficulty avoiding, is llalim' 'l'AF'I', teacher ol' this course. XVhen a hrotlier anal a sister get together they talk about many things. lfm' example, jmiL YOST, hook- kecping and Mus. lJOR0'llHY IJ!-ir:c:,xN, linglish and journalism, final the new lockers with their separate compartments for hooks and wraps an interesting suhject. Facilities in the new library attract MRS. AGNES KNOX, English. Nas. Maajoms NILSON, social studies and lXlARCARl:1'l' IJICNNISUN, linglish. XVILLIAM CASS, mechanical drawing, is dem- onstrating the newest thing in drafting equip- ment while l30NALD BAKER, health, RUTH I.,xPol,l,A, soeial seienee, and h'lILl-ES ljEARTH, science, look on with interest. Faseinatecl hy a geometry proposition explainecl ln' VFZLMA llARTlX'1AN, mathematics, are LEONA Dizumiga, mathematics, KATHLEEN KELLY, lfnglisli, clHARLES RIFFLE, physical ecluea- tion, ancl l.l-ZWIS KFIWP, lfnglish. Mas. NIARY SPEAGUE, JOHN C,xNDio and MRS. XVINIFRFD JOHNSON congratulate each other on the rooms ancl equipment in the liusi- ness etlueation clepartmenfs new quarters. lust as well satisfied in the shop area are VVILLIAYXI KELLEY, vocational machines, anal lfMMET'I' KEENEH, vocational machines. Seeking a few minutes relaxation from their busy clay, RUTH PART- RIDGE, English: PHILIP KOPPEL, scfcnceg CL,xvToN CARLFTON, physiesg EDITH SIMMONS, home economics: MRS. ELI'-IANOR SIN- NER, journalism: MIKRY DUCK, English, DOROTHY HART, social sciences and DONALD lVlACEVVAN, mathematics, cat lunch in thc dining room adjoining the foods Classroom. A new machine in the wood shop is shown by KENNETH KRAKER, wood shop, to two sisters, BESS and ESTHER Tmmucu, both Eng- lish, also to his son, WILLIAM KRAKFR, commercial geography. lfLoRI-:Nurs NEWTON, mathemat- ics, who is in charge of exchang- ing tickets hands play tickets to MRS. RUTH VAN METRE, mathe- matics and MRS. JOSEPHINF THUMAN, English. Nlw.-ting in tht' office of VValtcr lrimliath, custodian, is thc niaintcmmcc staff of thc school: VV. rllRIMlSA'1'H, l. l3u.,xNDoN, L. Bisi-lop, B. Alc:C.'xNN, G. VALDE, I. Gol,DTHoRPE, I. MINTON, and 1. hlACHLING. Not prvscnt arc thc night crow which consists of: 1. BITMAN, C. FRAZIFR, :md D. lNIc:Hl2NnY. lx C59 as! -f-M 'TZ.'f NVhilc Mus. clHARl.0'l 1'li limos lays out thc uh- Mus. l:l.0HliNCli GRIN-'1No, school lrcusurcr and scntcc cards alplmhcticully, Gimci-1 CRANVFORD Gi-'rmiiimixri liieim, assistant libruriam, try out thc :xml MRS. lf'l'Hr:LwvN Sctomlf, offiuu workcrs. tf'lN.'U'1'ltCl'SlI1ll1L'l1L'XYlllJl'ill'y. :assist in thc clziily' task of checking kltfL'I11lilI1CL'. 19 an Q fiffi 2-3' ! X7 x 5 K SHWRS r X S , UWDE 235, 31 '53 'MRA August Class Honest effort brings success, the motto of the August, 1955, graduating class, was well carried out by the sincere efforts of the twenty-one graduating students, two of whom were from Howland. Graduating exercises were held at Turner junior High because of building con- struction being done at Harding. Scott Lehman, president, was aided by Mildred Hackett, secretary, and Gerald Chippas, treasurer, in the leadership of class activities. Miss Ruth LaPolla was the class sponsor. Gerald Chippas Janet Cikosh Delores Edmonson Carolyn Elinsky Rosemary Fleming Mildred Hackett Albert Karasavas Anna Letter Scott Lehman Richard Pierce Gay Snyder Carol Spelich Jeanie Wolfendale Don Zigler NOT IN PlCTUREMSaIIy Becker, John Binikos, James Giaurtis, Steve Kundel, Barbara Lewis, Cecelia Marquette, Georgia Simmons 22 January Leaders Tuning in, Robert Ailes, I, handles the controls for the Sunday broadcast at church. Hi: main interest being dramatics, Paul Moore, 2, portrays a Scotchman. Making sure the final records of the 1955 January graduating class are complete are the sponsors: Miss B, Tubaugh and L. Kemp. Maxine Pisegne, 3, practices for her Joycelyn Hardin, 4, relaxes at home after part in the graduation exercises. a busy hour spent in class bookkeeping. 23 January ROBERT AILES-Class President, Alpha-Lits, A. T., Athletic Board, Boys' State, Class Officer, 'I, Daniel Robins Award, Decimi, 3, Dramatics, Experimenters, Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Key, 3, Movie Operator, Programs, Prom, Radio, Senior Play, Student Council, 2, Thespians, Track, Commencement. PEGGY ANDERSON-Band, G.A.A. WILLIAM BANISH-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, I, Jr. Mix, Montor, Prom. LAWRENCE BAXTON-Chess, Experimenters, Hi-Eco- Sy, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Movie Operator, Phytons, Prom. GEORGE BECK-Boys' State, Intramurals, Football, Lettermen, I, Prom. FRANK BELLAY-Industrial Arts. KATHLEEN BENOIT-Class Officer, 4, Programs, Y-Teens. JAY BRANTINGHAM--Dramatics, Intramurals, Pro- grams, Prom, Senior Play, Commencement. CHARLOTTE BUCKLEY-A Cappella, Frolics, Hi-Eco- Sy, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Orchestra, Prom, Y-Teens. BARBARA BUSEFINK-G.A.A., Lens and Shutter, Prom. STEVE BUSKO GRACE BUTCHKO-Decimi, F.B.L.A., Monitor, Phy- tons, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. PATRICIA CARPENTER DIANNE CIDOWSKY-Honor Society, Honor Student, Prom, Commencement. EDITH CONKLIN-Decimi, 3, Experimenters, French, G.A.A., Hi-E:o4Sy, Hostezs, Inter-Club, 3, Moni- tor, Phytons, Programs, Y-Teens Spring Dance attendant. ROBERT CONSIDDER-Prom. TOM COOK-Chess, Lens and Shutter, Stage Crew. CAMELLO COSTANTINO-Intramurals, Movie Oper- ator, Prom. I-President, 2-Vice President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer Graduates WILLIAM COUNTRYMAN-A Cappellag Intramurals Movie Operatory Phy F tonsg Prom. WILLIAM DAHRINGER-Footballg Intramuralsg Letter mem Monitorg Movie DONALD DAN KO-Chessg Stage Crew. LYNN DARR-Frenchg G.A.A.g Hi-Eco-Syy Home Ec. Operatorg Prom. Intramuralsg Monitorg P.A. Monitorg Phytonsg Programsg Y-Tens, PATRICIA DAWSON-Hos Promg Y-Teens. tessy Monitorg Programs BETTY DAY--Frenchg G.A.A.g High Lights, Programsg Y-Teens, ANN DeCAPITO-Bandg F. Twirlersg Y-Teens. ANTHONY DeVENGENCIE PAUL DENOVCHEK B.L.A.g Monitor: Programsy CATHERINE DiJOSEPH-Bandy Echoesg F. B. L.A., F,T.A.g Hostessg Jr. Mixg Monitor: Programs, Y-Teensg Home Ec.p Twirlers. ESTHER DIJOSEPH-Bandg Jr. Mixg Monitorg Pro Twirlers. Echoesg F.B.L.A.g Hostess gramsg Y-Teensy Home Ec.p DAN DOINGkCross Countryy Intrarnuralsy Prom, Track. THOMAS DORFFwBasebal Prom. Ig lntramuraisg Lettermen CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS-Intramurals. ERIC DOWELL-Class Off Intramurals: Lctterme mingp Track. MARYANN DUBASI K-Jr. Y-Teens. ALDRA EMERSON G.A.A.g aiorg Student Council BARBARA FIELDS AHon0r gwamsg Promp Speake icer, 27 Decimig Football ng Monitorg Promg Swim Mixp Programsg Prom Hi-EcofSyg Movie Oper Societyg Monitorg Pro rsg Y-Teens. I I 1 I f 1 1 January Graduates KENNETH FLACK-Industrial Arts. GERRY GHERLEIN-A.T.: Basketball: Boosters: Boys' State: Decimi: French, I: Honor Society: Intra- murals: Jr. Mix: Key: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Swimming. MARION GRACE-Decimi: F.B.L.A.: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Honor Student: Inter-Club: Phytons, 4: Y-Teens: Commencement. HAZEL GRAHAM-A.T.: Decimi: F.B.L.A.: G.A.A.: Honor Society: Hostess: Inter-Club: Phytons, 3: Programs: Prom: Student Council: Y-Teens, 'I, 3. FRANCIS GREGORY-Class Officer, 2: Intramurals: Key: Prom. JOYCELYN HARDIN-Class Treasurer: A.T.: Class Officer, 2: Decimi, I, 2: Echoes, I: Experiment- ers, 3: French, 3: F.T.A., 2: G.A.A., 2: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: High Lights, I: Honor Society: Inter- Club: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Stu- dent Council: Y-Teens, I, 2. JOSEPH HARRIS-Jr. Achievement: Phytons: Prom. NORMAN HASTINGS-A.T.: Dramatics: Echoes: Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mix: Movie Operator: P.A.: Prom: Stage Crew: Track: Commencement. JANE HOOLIHAN-A.T.: Boosters: Frolics: Hostess: Inter-Club, 3: Jr. Mix: May Queen: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens. BONNIE HUNTER-Cheerleader: Class Officer, 3: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Moni- tor: Prom. JOHN HUYVAN-Prom. JANICE IRBY-Decimi: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Achieve- ment: Phytons: Prom: Y-Teens. ROY IRWIN-Intramurals: Jr. Achievement, 3: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Phytons, 2: Prom: Radio. THOMAS IRWIN-Baseball: Lens and Shutter: Letter- men: Monitor. CARL ISOM-Intramurals: Jr. Achievement: Movie Operator: Track. DONALD JAMES-Hi-Y: Intramurals: Lettermen: Movie Operator: Prom: Swimming: Track. JOAN JOHNSON-French: F.T.A.: Programs: Prom. LOIS JORDAN-A Cappella: G.A.A.: Jr. Mix: Prom: Y-Teens. I-President: 2-Vice President 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer JANUARY HQNGR STUDENTS A spin zlrouml town in Gerald Soltifs coiivertilulc gixcs the vlimuf uri lionor students ai icw minutes rclnxzltion from 1'clicm'szil ul their spccclics for gl'ilillliltl0l1. Sczitccl bcsiclc Gcrulcl arc llunnal Wnrgclin and Marcia llolirlmcli, while Diane Ciclowsky and Marion Graco occupy thc rem' scat. 27 is., K inf tgp? January CHARLES KELLEYeFootbalI, Intramurals, Jr, Mix, Movie Operator, Track. SANDRA KERSTEN-A.T., Boosters, Drarnatici, 3, Echoes, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Jr, Mix, Monitor, Phytons, 2, 3, Programs, Prom- Spanish, Speakers, l, Thespians, 2, Y-Teens. JEAN KOCHER-Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Jr. Mix, Pro- grams, Prom, Y-Teens, Home Ec., I. NICK KOTSATOS-Jr. Achievement. JAMES KOVAC-Intramurals. WILLIAM KOWALCZYK-Intramurals. DORIS KURIATNYK-Jr, Mix, Prom, Y-Teens. DOROTHY LaBANC-F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Hostess, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Prom, Stu- dent Council. ROBERT LAFFERTY-Boosters, I, 2, 4, Dramatics, French, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, I, Jr, Mix, Key, 4, Monitor, Movie Operator, Prom, Commence- ment. GLIMA LAYNE-Band, 2, Frolics, High Lights, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Orchestra, Phytons, Prom. DONALD LENHART-Jr. Mix, Movie Operator, Prom, Track. JOSEPHINE LIBERATORE-Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment, Prom, Y-Teens, Twirlers. SHIRLEY LIGHTNER-Band, Boosters, F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco- Sy, Home Ec., Instrumental, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Programs, Student Council, Twirlers, Y-Teens. GERALDINE LOGAN-G.A.A. CAROL LOWATER-Frolics, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Lens and Shutter, Phytons, Prom, Y-Teens. ANGUS MACAULAY-A.T., Basketball, Boosters, Boys' State, Experimenters, French, Golf, Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Lettermen, Monitor, Prom, Student Council, Swimming. EUGENE MARHULLIK JAMES MASTERS-Movie Operator, I, Phytons. Graduates IDA MAE MENENDEZ-A,T., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Pro- grams, Prom, Y-Teens. ROBERT MERKEL4A.T., Experimenrers, French, ln- rramurals, Jr. Mix, Lettermen, Prom, Swim- ming, 1, Track. DANIEL MITCHELL-Intramurals, Key, Monitor, Prom- Studenf Council, Track. 1 SHIRLEY MONROE PAUL MOORE4CIass Vice President, Cauldron, Class Officer, 4, Decimi, Dramatics, Experimenrers, Honor Sociery, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Prom. MELVINA MORRISONWAT, Jr. Mix, Moniror, Span- ish, Y-Teens. RAYMOND MCCASLIN-A.T., Experimenters, Foo?- ball, French, Intramurals, Jr. Mix, Letiermen- Monitor, Prom, Swimming, Track. 1 PEGGY MCCASLIN-A Cappella, Decimi, French- G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Phyrons, Programs, Prom. f KATHLEEN McFALL-PBX, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. MARLENE MCPHERSON-Decimi, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi- Eco-Sy, Pythons, Programs, Prom. LEE ANN NEFF-Decimi, Hi-Ecoc-Sy, Jr. Achievement- Moniror, Y-Teens. 1 MARY ALICE NYDEGGER-Decimi, Echoes, French, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. IRENE OLlVER4A Cappella, Decimi, French, Frolics, F.T.A., G.A.A., A, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Programs, Prom, Speakers, 3, Commencement. JEROME ONDIK-Band, Football, Frolics, Intramurals, Letrermen, Monitor, Orchestra, Prom. THOMAS OSBORNE-Echoes, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life' Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Movie Operator, Phyrons, T. DAVID PARILLA SUZANNE PEVZNER-Decimi, Experimenrers, French, Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Orchestra, Prom, Y-Teens. MAXINE PISEGNE-Class Secretary, A Cappella, A.T., Band, Boosters, Cheerleader, Class Offi- cer, 3, Decimi, Experimenfers, F.B.L.A., Frolizs, F.T.A,, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Inter-Club, T, Jr, Mix, Letfermen, 3, Orchestra, Programs, Prom, Senior Play, Spanish ,3- Y-Teens, Y-Teens Queen. 1 i-President, 2-Vi:e President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer J u n u a ry SHIRLEY RALLSBERGER-Monitorp Programsg Prom. JANET RISING-G.A.A.y Hi-Eco-Syp Jr. Mix: Monitorp Prograrnsp Promf Y-Teens. MARCIA ROHRBACH-A.T.f Chessp Decimip Echoes: Experimenters, 35 French: F.T.A.p G.A.A.g Hi- Eco-Syg Honor Society: Honor Student: Jr. Achievement, 3: Jr. Mix: Programs: Prom: Y-Teensf Commencement. MICHAEL SCALA-Baseballg Basketball: High Lights: Intramuralsg Lettermenf Prom. THOMAS SCARNECCHIA-I ntramurals. FREDERICK SCHWAB-A.T.f Echoesp Experimentersf French: Honor Societyg Intramurals: Jr. Mixp Monitorg Programsg Prom: Student Council: Radio. EVILINA SELLERS-Chessf Experimentersg F.T.A.p Honor Societyp Jr. Achievementg Movie Oper- atorg Programsg Prom: Spanish, 4. ALLEN SFERIOS-Golf: Hi-Eco-Sy. ROBERT SHEHANE RONALD SHIMKO JOHN SLIMCHECK-Intramurals. NANCY SMITHERS-Bandg Boostersp F.B.L.A.g Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mixp Lens and Shutter: Moni- torg Programsg Y-Teens: Maiorette. DANIEL SOLETRO-Intramurals. GERALD SOLTAS-A.T.y Chess: Decimig Experiment- ersg Honor Societyp Honor Studentp Jr. Achieve- ment: Jr. Mixp P.A.g Prom: Commencementg Radio. BETTY LOUISE SPENCER-G. A. AJ Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Programsp Prom. EUGENE STEFANI-Basketball: Intramuralsp Letter- meng Monitor: Track. PEGGY STEMPLE-Decirnif Echoesp Frolicsp F.T.A.y G.A.A.g Jr. Achievementp Phytonsg Programsp Promy Speakers: Y-Teens. GWENDOLYN STEWART Graduates BARBARA TABLAC-Decimi, F.B.L.A.p FroIicsy G.A.A.g Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. PATRICIA THOMAS-Decimig F.T.A., G.A.A.p Hi4Eco- Sy, Phytonsg Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. .IOHANN THORNHILL-A.T.p French, Frolicsy G.A.A.y Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Senior Play, Y-Teens. GERALD THURMAN-Chess, Intramurals, Movie Op- erator, Prom. JANE TODD-G.A.A.g Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. JOSEPH TOMASIK-Band, Chess, Decimig Exper- imentersg Prom. ROBERT TOMKO-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement. JOANNE TOTH-Jr. Achievement, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. ROBERT TRAVERS-Intramurals, Jr. Achievementp Prom. ANNIE R. TURNER-Frenchy F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Programs, Prom. IDA MAE URCHEK-Phytons, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens, Home EC., 4. WILLIAM VARDZEL VERNA VEDDER-A.T.g Monitor. JULIA VICTOR-A.T., Band, Boosters, G.A.A., Hi- Eco-Sy, Homecoming Attendant, Honor Society, Hostess, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Student CounciI, Y-Teens. MERVIN WALDMAN-Prom. DONNA WARGELIN-A.T.g Boosters, 3, Decimig Echoesp Frolicsg F.T.A., G.A.A.g Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Honor Student, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Or- chestra, 2, Programsg Prom, Senior Play, Span- ish, 2, Y-Teens, 4, Commencement. JAMES WATSONAIntramuraIs. RICHARD WESTfA Cappella, Experimenters, 2: Honor Society, Monitor, Stage Crew, Student Council, Commencement, Radio Club, I, 4. I-President, 2-Vice President 3fSecre-tary, 4-Treasurer A J January Graduates JEAN WESTOVER-Bandg F.B.L.A.g Hi-Eco-Syp Jr. Achievement Monitor: Programsg Y-Teens: Twirlersg Home Ec. SHIRLEY ANN WHITE-Bandg Decimig Future Nursesg Jr. Achievementg Programs. MONETTE WILKINS-A Cappellaf Ha-Eco-sy, Jr. V I Achievementp Movie Operator, 35 Programsg fi L Prom. . GEORGE WILLIAMS-Bandg Jr. Mixp Movie Op- eratorg Orchestrag P.A.g PBXg Stage Crew. JAMES WITHERSPOON-Intramuralsp Stage Crewy Track. FOSTER WOODWARD-Boostersg Cross Countryg Experimentersg Honor Societyg Intramuralsg Keyg Lettermeng Prom: Spanish, Ip Swim- mingg Track. RUTH ZENEVICH-Echoesg F.B.L.A.g F.T.A.g Hi-Eco- Syp Honor Sociefyy Jr. Achievementg Jr. Mixf Monitorg Phytonsg Programs: Promp Y-Teens. U ' H Blue Mirage 32 A Modern uCharlie's Aunt The fun-packed comedy Charlie's Aunt was presented in 21 modern setting by the Flllllllilfl' gulclilatiiig class. A comedy in three acts, the play 1'ex'oh'es ziround un incident which occurs at St. Oldes College in Oxford. The cast of twelve play ers, directed hy Miss Kelly included: A. Sferios, R. Ailes, 1. Brantingham, M. Pisegnc und F. Sehwuhg seated, nl. Hardin, S. Kersten, hl. Rohrhaeh, G. Soltus, F. Wood- XY2l1'll, CCl1Hl'llClS Auntl and D. Wargelin. 33 June SUZANNE ABRAMS-Class Vice President: A.T.: Aeneid, 2: Boosters, 3: Decimi: Echoes: Experi- menters: Frolics: F.T,A.: G.A.A,: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Honor Society: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Speakers: Y-Teens, 3: Alpha-Lits. LUCINDA ADAMS-Boosters: Decimi: Dramatics, 3: Experimenters: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Host- ess: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Senior Play: Spanish: Thespians: Y-Teens. DAVID AHART-Cross Country: Experimenters: Moni' tor: Track. TONY ALEXANDER-A Cappella: Baseball: Intra- murals: Baseball Manager. GEORGIA APOSTOLAKIS-A.T.: F.B.L.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Movie Oper- ator: P.A.: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. DONNA AUBEL-A,T.: Boosters: Dramatics: F.B.L.A.: G,A.A.: Jr. Achievement: Programs: Prom: Sen- ior Play: Y-Teens. JANET AURAND-F.B.L.A.: Monitor: Y-Teens. KENNETH BAHREY-V.l.C. DALE BAKER-Class Officer, 3: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Student Council: Y-Teens. EVELYN BALL-A Cappella: A.T.: Boosters: Echoes: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Mix: May Queen Attend- ant: Programs, Prom. CLAUDIA BANCROFT-F.B.L.A.: Jr. Achievement: Monitor. MARJORIE BARKER-F.B.L.A.: Monitor: Office Helper: Y-Teens. RONALD BARRICK - Industrial Arts: Intramurals: V.l.C. JAMES BARTLETT-A Cappella: Boosters: Football: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom. CHAUNCEY BEASLEY-Hi-Eco-Sy, 2: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Movie Operator: Prom. JAMES BeDlLLlON-Band: Frolics: Orchestra: Senior Play: Washington High School, Washington, Pa. LOIS BEDLION-A Cappella: Cauldron, l: Decimi, F.T.A., 3: G.A.A.: Jr. Achievement: Programs: Prom: Spanish, 2: Y-Teens: Honor Society. BARBARA BElSTELfG.A.A.: Yfleens. l-President: 2-Vice President 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer Graduates STEVE BELLAY-Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Prom, Stage Crew. JANET BENDEN JAMES BENDER-Boosters, Decimi, Experimenters, Football, Monitor, Intramurals, Prom. TRUDY BENSON-A.T., Band, Boosters, Class Offi- cer, 4, Decimi, Echoes, Frolics, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Prom, Spanish. ROXIE BERRY-American Legion Essay Award, A.T., Decimi, Echoes, French, 3, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, Editor, High Lights, Editor, Homecom- ing Queen Attendant, Honor Society, 3, Inter- Club, 2, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Mardi Gras, Regina, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Y-Teens, I, 2, Y-Teen Formal Attendant. BARBARA BERTELLI-A Cappella, A.T., Echoes, Frolics, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Span- ish, Speakers, Y-Teens. FRED BICKEL-A.T., Boosters, Boys' State, Decimi, Dramatics, Echoes, Experimenters, Football, Frolics, Hi-Y, Honor Society, 2, Jr. Mix, Key, Monitor, Speakers, Honor Student, Commence- ment. SONJA BINIKOS-A.T., Decimi, F.B.L.A., 3, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Mix, Phytons, Pro- grams, Prom, Y-Teens. CAROLYN BLAKELYMFrench, Future Nurses, Pro- grams, Y-Teens. DAVID BLAKELY-Cross Country, High Life, High Lights, Jr. Achievement, Lertermen, Track. JUDITH BLAKELY-G.A.A., 2, Programs. DANNY BOCK-Jr. Achievement. DAVID BOGER-A.T., Aeneid, Chess, Decimi, Experi- menters, F.T.A,, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Orchestra, Prom. BEVERLY BORDASH-Cauldron, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr, Achievement, Monitor, Prom, Y-Teens. DORCAS BORTON4Experimenters, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, P.B.X., Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. PHYLLIS BOVVMAN'A Cappella, Decimi, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, P.B.X., Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. AVIS BOYLE-F.B.L.A., Monitor, Y-Teens. GEORGE BRADENfBoo.ters, Stauton Military Acad- emy. 8 f June WILLIAM BRADEN-Class President: A Cappella: A.T.: Athletic Board: Boosters: Boys' State: Class Officer, l: Decimi,l: Experimenters: Football: Hi-Y, I, 2: Honor Society: Intramurals: Jr. Rotarian: Jr. Mix: Lettermen: Prom: Spanish: Student Council, 4: Commencement. DENNIS BRADY CAROL BRANNON-A.T.: Boosters: Dramatics: French: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Senior Play: Y-Teens, 3. GEORGE BRECKINRIDGE-Cross Country: Intramur- als: Track: Fencing. EDWARD BRIDGES JULIA BROGDON-Future Nurses: French: Honor Society: Hostess: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. DELORES BROOKES-Future Nurses: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Programs: Prom: Student Council: Y-Teens. JANET BROTHERS-G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Hostess: Moni- tor: Prom: Y-Teens. CLARA BROWN-No picture. HENRY BROWN-A Cappella: Cross Country: Foot- ball: Hi-Eco-Sy: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement: Movie Operator: Phytons: Prom: Track. REGINALD BROWN-A Cappella: Echoes: Industrial Arts: Intramurals: Prom: Track. WILLIAM BROWN-Intramurals. JOYCE BRYANT-Frolics: Future Nurses: Hostess: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. FRED BUCCI-No picture. MARSHA BUCHANAN-F.B.L.A.: G.A.A.: Jr. Achieve- ment: Prom: Senior Play: Y-Teens: Honor Society. PATRICIA BUFALINI-A Cappella, 3: Class Offi- cer, 3: F.B.L.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Honor Society: Jr. Achievement, 3: Jr. Mix: Programs: Prom: Stu- dent Council, I: Y-Teens, 4: Y-Teen Attendant- Commencement. 1 THOMAS BUFANO-A.T.: Aeneid: Basketball: Boys' State: Decimi: Experimenters: Football: Golf: Hi-Eco-Sy: Intramurals: Jr. Mix: Lettermen: Mon- itor: Student Council: Honor Society, CARL BUFFONE-Baseball: Intramurals: Jr. Achieve- ment: Lettermen. JOYCE BUMBU-High Lights: P.B.X.: Programs: Prom: Senior Play: Y-Teens. DOREEN BUTCHKO-A.T.: Boosters: Frolics: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. A 6 ru d u u t e s SHIRLEY BURLER-Home Ec. EVELYN BYRNE-A Cappella, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment, 4, Jr. Mix, Prom, Y-Teens, Honor Society. WILLIAM BYRNES-Chess, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, Prom. RUTH CAIN-St. Mary's. EUGENE CARDARALL-Intramurals, Monitor. DARRELL CARPENTER DAVID CARPENTER-Cauldron, I, Chess, Decimi, Echoes, Experimenters, Frolics, F.T.A., 4, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, I, Jr. Mix, Programs, Prom, Student Council, Bellevue High School, Honor Student, Commencement. DORIS CATES-F.B.L.A., Jr. Achievement, Prom, Y-Teens, Hiram. ANNE CAUFFIELD-F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 4, Jr. Mix, Prom, Y-Teens. ARLENE CESSNA-Future Nurses, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 2, Jr, Mix, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. MARTHA CHAPLEY-A Cappella, Decimi, Dramatics, Dramatics, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Programs, Prom, Spanish, Y-Teens. BARBARA CICERO-A.T., Prom, Y-Teens, Elders Ridge High, Edri, Pa. ANNYCE CLARK-Experimenters, Future Nurses, Hi- Eco-Sy, Inter-Club, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Speakers, Y-Teens, I, Y-Teen Christmas Queen. TERRENCE CLINGAN-Decimi, Football Manager, Golf, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Key, Monitor, Prom, Spanish, Honor Society. RAYMOND COLDIRON-A.T., Chess, Decimi, Experi- menters, Football, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Prom, Senior Play, Track. JACK COLE-A Cappella, Jr. Achievement, I, Monitor. PATRICIA COOLEYfDecimi, Monitor, Y-Teens. LORETTA COLSON-Experimenters, French, Future Nurses, G,A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor, Programs, Senior Play, Y-Teens. I-President, 2-Vice President 3-Secretary, 4ATreasurer 5'-K 1-A 3 38 June RICHARD J. CONSIDDER MICHAEL CONWAY MARY CONYERS-Decimi: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Orchestra. LILA CORBIN-Decimi: Echoes: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy, 3: High Life: High Lights: Honor Society: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Prom: Senior Play: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens: Alpha-Lits. STELLA COSTAS-Hi-Eco-Sy: Y-Teens. JUNE COSTELLO-Y-Teens. LOUISE CRAWFORD-A Cappella: Decirni: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Y-Teens. JAMES CRITES-Basketball: Football: Intramurals: V.I.C. DANIEL DATISH JEANNE DAUGHERTY-G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Monitor: Prom: Spanish: Y-Teens. SANDRA DAVIS GARY DEFFENBAUGH-Jr. Achievement: Movie Op- erator: P.A.: Prom: Stage Crew. GLORIA DELIDA-G.A.A.: Y-Teens. NORA DELVAUX-French: Future Nurses: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Life: High Lights: Hostess: Jr. Achievements: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Y-Teens. MARCIA DEMMER-A.T.: Decimi: Dramatlcs, 2, 4: F.T.A.: Hostess: Inter-Club: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Senior Play: Speakers, 4: Thes- pians, 3: Y-Teens. PETER DENOVCHEK ROSE MARIE DePLACITO-Aeneid: Decimi: F.B.L.A.: F.T.A., 2: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Student Council: Y-Teens. WILLIAM KAZANAS-Baseball: Basketball: Intramur- als: Richmond Hill High School, New York City, New York. Graduates SANDRA DICK-Decimig Moniforg Y-Teens. SHIRLEY DICKINSON-G.A.A.p High Life: High Lights Hosressg Jr. Achievementg Monitorp Programs Spanishg Y-Teens. JEANNETTE DIETZ-Decimig Experimentersg F.T.A. Honor Society: Promg Y-Teens. VELMA DOBBS JAMES DOERSAM-A.T.g Chessg Echoesg Experiment ersg High Lifeg Lens and Shutter. FREDWINTA DOUGLAS JAMES DOWDELL-Boys' Stafep Experimentersg Hi-Y Intramuralsp Jr. Achievementg Moniforg Prom ARLENE DUDA-Bandg High Lights: Y-Teensg Maior ette. RICHARD DUDEK-Decirni. MARTHA DUEY-A Cappellag Frolicsg Honor Society Y-Teens. CARRIE DUKES JESSIE DUKES GERALD DUSHA-Baseballg Intramurals. DEMETRIOS JAMES ECONOMOS-A CappeIIag Bas Icetballp Boosiersg Decimig Experimenrersg Foo?- ballg Frenchg Honor Societyg Intramurals: Jr Mixp Letfermenp Moniwrg Promg Senior Play. RONALD EDWARDS-Hi-Yi Intramuralsp Jr. Achieve menfg Jr. Mixp Promg Track, RONALD ELSTON-Hi-Yg Intrarnuralsy Jr. Mixp Moni- Yorf Phytonsg Promg Sfudent Councilg Track. JUDITH ENGELHARDT-A CappeIIa, 35 Band: French F.T.A.g Monitor, Promg Y'Teens. DAVE EVANS-Jr. Achievement I-Presidentg 2-Vice Presidenr 3-Secretaryg 4-Treasurer 1 r Ysyyk 3 I 45 M af at June MARY PATRICIA EVERHART-A Cappella, Experi- menters, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Y-Teens. GEORGE EWALTiOrchestra. DAVID FALES-V.l.C. JEAN FARKAS-A Cappella, A.T., Cheerleader, F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Inter-Club, 3, Jr. Achieve- ment, 3, Jr. Mix, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens, 2. MARGARET FEDYSZAK-Future Nurses, G.A.A. DONALD FELLOWS-Experimenters, Intramurals, Jr Achievement, Jr, Mix, Monitor, Track. THOMAS FINTA-Experimenters, Hi-Eco-Sy, Monitor, Radio Stage Crew. RONALD FISCHER-V.I.C. FRED FOLLMEYER-No picture. DONALD FRAZIER-Boosters, Decimi, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 2. LARRY FRIED-A.T., Boosters, Boys' State, Cauldron, Decimi, Dramatics, Experimenters, Football Man- ager, Frolics, Hi-Y, 3, Honor Society, Jr. Mix, Key, Monitor, P.A., Prom, Senior Play, Speak- ers, I, 4, Student Council, 2. CAROLYNNE FULLERWAT, Dramatics, 3, French, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Hostess, lnter- Club, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Senior Play, Speakers, 3, Y-Teens, I. ROSS FULLER-Baseball, Intramurals, Monitor. SANDRA FUSSELMANfBand, F.T.A. CHONETTA GALBREATH-Future Nurses, F.T.A., Jr. Mix, Programs, Y-Teens. PATRICIA GATES-F.B.L.A., Prom, Y-Teens. JUDITH GAUMER-A Cappella, Monitor, Y-Teens. BARBARA GEHRLEIN-Dramatics, F.B.L.A., Frolics, Senior Play, Y-Teens. JEANNINE GEHRLEIN-G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, High Lights, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Movie Operator, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. I-President, 2eVice President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer Suzanne Abrams, 2, really en- ioys her dancing. A round of ping-pong keeps William Braden, 1, in practice. Pausing ro smile, Georgiana No- vak, 3, shows she likes her job. The Y-Teen candles are li? by Sandra Lucas, 4, as she prepares for a meeting, N? June Executives 41 Checking senior homeroom attendance are the 1956 June class sponsors: Miss Hartman, Mr. Sullivan, Miss Harf, Mr. Carleion, and Mr. Candio, June SYLVIA GELATA-F.B.L.A., Jr. Mix, Prom. IRENE GEORGES - Hi - Eco - Sy, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. RUTH GERTZ-A Cappella, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Programs. LeRAE GILLETTE-Phytons. NORMA GIPP-G.A.A., Y-Teens. HERMINA GLAVACH-Hostess, Monitor, Y-Teens. JOSEPH GLEDHILL-A.T., Boosters, Echoes, Experi- menters, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, Hi-Y, ln- tramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Movie Operator, Track, Howland. VIRGINIA GLEDHILL-Experimenters, G.A.A., 4, Hi- Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens, Howland, Honor Society. MURREL GODFREY-No picture. ROBERT GOJDICS-A.T., Experimenters, Hi-Y, I, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, I, 2, Key, 2, Monitor, P.A. ARNOLD GOURLEY-Intramurals, Stage Crew. HERBERT GREEN, JR.-Intramurals, Monitor, Prom, Senior Play. PATRICIA GRIFFITH-A.T., G.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Prom, Y-Teens. NANCY GRISCOTT-French, High Lights, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Phytons, Prom, Senior Play. HELEN GUERRERO-Experimenters, F.T.A., G.A,A., Monitor, Prom, Y-Teens. JUDY HACKETT-Home Ec., Monitor, Phytons, Pro- grams, Y-Teens. NANCY HALL-A.T., Experimenters, F.T.A., Hi-Eco- Sy, Prom, Y-Teens. JEROME HANSEL-Jr. Achievement, I. JOHN HARDING-A.T., Basketball, Decimi, Echoes, Experimenters, Frolics, Golf, Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, I, Jr. Mix, Lettermen, Monitor, Prom, Student Council. I-President, 2-Vice President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer Graduates LELIA HARPER-Future Nurses, G.A.A., Jr. Achieve- ment, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. DANIEL HARTILL-Intramurals. GRETA HARVEY-A Cappella, Jr. Achievement, Moni- tor, Y-Teens. LESTER HARFIELD-A Cappella, A.T., Intramurals, Jr. Achievement. RICHARD HEVERLY ROGER HIGGINS-A.T., Band, 4, Decimi, Experi- menters, Frolics, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hi-Y, l, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, 2, Jr. Mix, Prom, Senior Play, Honor Society. PHILLIS HILLYER-F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Home Ec., 2, Y-Teens. JOHN HLAUDY-Intramurals, Lettermen, Track. FLOYD HOCKENSMITH, JR.-Industrial Arts, Intra- murals. LEA RAE HOGAN-Hi-Eco-Sy, Prom, Y-Teens. GERALDINE HOLLIS-Band, 3, Decimi, F.B.L.A., Frol- ics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 3, Jr Mix, Prom, Y-Teens, 4. ROBERT HOLLIS-A.T., Boosters, Boys' State, Dra matics, Echoes, Experimenters, Frolics, Hi-Y Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, I Jr. Mix, Key, 3, Monitor, I, Prom, Radio, Span ish, I, Thespians, Honor Student, Commence ment. WINDSOR HOLT-Hi-Y, Honor Student, Commence ment, Honor Society. DAVID HOOL-IHAN-A Cappella, Baseball, lntramur als, Lettermen, Monitor, Prom. CHARLES HUDAK-No Picture. ROBERT HUGLEY CAROLYN HULL-A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Experiment ers, Future Nurses, Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Spanish Student Council, Y-Teens. JERRY HUMENIK-Cross Country, Experimenters Intramurals, Lettermen, Monitor, Student Coun- cil, Track. ROBERT HUNTER-Dramatics, Experimenters, Foot ball, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Mani- tor, Thespians. gi Q 9 .I it K t t 'cf fNl f K fa A- J F 'R' June THOMAN HUTTONMExperimentersg Lens and Shut- terg P.A.g Prom: Radiog Stage Crew. NEAL IRWIN-Industrial Arts. WILLIAM ISABELLA-Industrial Artsp Intramurals. RICHARD IVES-Hi-Yg Industrial Artsg Intramuralsf Jr. Achievement. LULU JACKSON RICHARD JACKSON-High Lifey High Lightsy Lens and Shutterg Phytons. NANCY JAMESON-Echoes, Sr. Editorg Experiment- ersg French, 25 F.T.A.g Promg Y-Teensy Buchtel High School, Akron, Ohio: Honor Society. DION JENKINS HELEN JENKINS-No picture. KENNETH MacMILLAN THELMA JENKINS ALMA JONES-Bandg Frolicsg Future Nursesg G,A.A.p Jr. Achievementg Programsg Librarian. CAROL JONES-F.B.L.A.g G.A.A.p Programsg Promg Student Council: Y-Teens. JOHNNIE JONES-Dramaticsp G.A.A.g Monitorg Movie Operatorg Y-Teensg ChiIton County High School, Clanton, Alabama. BEVERLY JORDON-Frolicsg G.A.A., 21 Prograrnsg Promf Y-Teens. DONNA KACHNER-A Cappella: Band, 45 Cauldron: Decimip Echoesg Experimentersp Future Nursesg G.A.A.f Hi-Eco-Sy, 45 Instrumental: High Lightsg Orchestrap Programsg Promg Twirlersg Y-Teensg Honor Society. MARTHA KALINOWSKY - F.B.L.A.j Hi-ECO-Sy: Jr. Achievementg Y-Teens. JOE KAPSOS- I ndustrial Arts. ANDREW KARAFA-Cross Countryp Intramurals: Let- termeng Track. B ' 14, Graduates ELIZABETH KARAFA-Jr. Mix, Prom, Y-Teens. RAPHAEL KARAFA-Cross Country, Intramurals. DAVID KARR-A.T., Chess, Decimi, Experimenters, Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Key, Lens and Shut- ter, 3, Monitor, P.A. PAUL KATONA CLARENCE KELLERMAN-No picture. RODNEY KELLOGG-A.T., Chess, Dramatics, Echoes, Sports Editor, High Life, I, High Lights, Hi-Y, 3, Intramurals, Jr. Mix, Key, Monitor, Prom, Sen- ior Play, Spanish, Thespians, E. Garfield High School, Garrettsville, Ohio. JANE KEMP-A.T., Decimi, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achievement, 4, Monitor, P.B.X., Phytons, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. JOHN KING-Baseball, Intramurals, Track. VONDA KINGDON-Orchestra, Phytons, Y-Teens. ROSEMARIA KITAKIS-Monitor, Prom, Stage Crew. JAMES KORDES-A.T., Boys' State, Experimenters, Hi-Eco-S , I, 4, Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr y . Rotarian, Jr. Mix, Monitor, I, Movie Opera- tor, I, Prom, Student Council. STEVE KOULOMOUNDRAS-Hi-Y, Intramurals, Swim- ming. STELLA KOUPIARIS-A.T., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achieve- ment Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. BARBARA KRAMER-A.T., F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Prom, Y-Teens, Twirlers. DONNA KUSZMAUL-Hi-Eco-Sy, Y-Teens. BRUCE LaBAUGH-Hi-Y, Intramurals, Jr. Mix, Moni- tor, Prom, Swimming. WILLIAM LANSDOWNE-Intramurals. ANGELA LaPROCINA-Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens, Twirlers. FREDERICK LAWRENCE-Football, Intramurals, Let- terman, Track. '4M'vL' .. .Lt-. I . - .SKA . ' ,, ,.., ,-. I ,..:,. .-,. 3- S- v,..,. . .I - .e -. .:.f-:ggf 1 .1 .5 Yr June RALPH LEARD-A.T.p Baseballg Dramaticsg Footballg Hi-Yg Intramuralsp Jr. Achievementg Keyy Let- termenf Monitorg Orchestrag Student Councilp Thespiansg Honor Society. ROBERT LEPO-lntramuralsg Monlbrp Prom: Track. PATRICIA LEWIS-A.T.p Echoes: Experimentersi Frencl-if Frolicsf Future Nurses: F.T.A.p G.A.A.g Hi-Eco-Syg Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mixg Monitorg Programsp Promg Y-Teens. ll DONNA LINDGREN-G.A.A.p Hi-Eco-Syp Hostessg Prom: Y-Teens. SANDRA LITT-Echoesg Experimentersg Frenchg F.T.A.g G.A.A.yuHi-Eco-Syg Jr. Achievementg Jr. Mixp Monitor: Programs: Promg Senior Playf Speak- ers: Y-Teensg Honor Society. EVELYN LOGAN-Decimiy Experimentersg Hi-Eco-Sy: . Monitor: Programsp Y-Teens. FREDIA LOGUE-F.B.L.A.g G.A.A.g Promp Y-Teens. MARILYN LONG-Twirlersg Y-Teens. SANDRA LUCAS-Class Treasurer: A.T.g Decimip Frolicsg Future Nursesg F.T.A.5 G.A.A.y Hi-Eco-Syg High Lights: Inter-Club, I, 2, Ag Jr. Achieve- ment: Jr. Mixg Monitorg Phytonsf Programsp Prom: Student gouncily Y-Teens. MARY ELIZABETH LUDT-A Cappellag A.T.y Decimig F.T.A., If Hi-Eco-Sy, 35 Honor Society: Programsp Spanish: Y-Teens. DONALD LUOMA-A Cappallag Hi-Yy Track. DAVID LYNN-Boys' Statep Chessp Decimig Experi- mentersp Honor Society, P.A,g Promg Honor Student: Commencement. GWENDOLYN LYONS PETE MAKIS BETTY LOU MALMBERG-F.B.L.A.g Promg Curwens- ville High School, Curwensville. JOAN MANYAK-A.T.g Hi-Eco-Syp Jr, Achievementg Promp 2Teens. DIANE MARTIN-A.T.g G.A.A.g Hi-Eco-Syp Jr. Achieve- mentg Jr. Mix: Monitorg Programsg Prom, Y-Teens. MONA MARTINO-Class Officer, 35 A.T.g Decirnig Experimentersg F.B.L.A.g F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Hi-Eco- Syg Honor Societyg Hostess: Jr. Mixg May Queen Attendantp Mcnitorg Programsg Prom: Senior Play, Y-Teens. Graduates THOMAS MARTOFfExperimenfers, Hi-Eco-Sy, Intra- murals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Movie Oper- afor. PATRICIA MATEY-A Cappella, A.T.g Frolics, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, 4, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Audio-Vis., 3, Programs, Prom, Stu- dent Council, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY MATOCK DONALD MAURIHFroIicsg Hi-Eco-Sy, Industrial Arts, Intramurals, V.I.C. SALLY MAYFIELD-A Cappella, Home Ec. TONY MAZI-Intramurals. FRANCINE MAZZIE-F.B.L.A., 2, French, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. SALLY MESSETT-Drarnaticsg Echoesg French, F.T.A.g G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Senior Play, Speakers, Student Council, Y-Teens. DOROTHY MICK-Cauldron, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Prom, Y-Teens. BARBARA MILES-Home Ec. MARILYN MILLER-A.T., Dfamarics, Decimi, Echoes, Experimenters, 4, Frolicsg F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 3, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Spanish, Y-Teens, Honor Society. PAUL MILLER GEORGE MOAMIS-Baseball, Intramurals. CAROL MONTGOMERY-Decimig Prom, Y-Teensg Home Ec. SANDRA MOORE-A Cappella, A.T.p Boosters, Hi- Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mixg Monitor, Pro- grams, Prom, Y-Teens. JAMES MORGAN f Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Prom, Track. ALDEAN COLLEY MORRISWDU Bois High School, Du Bois, Pennsylvania. SAMUEL MORRIS-Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Track, Honor Society. Q . 1J55Z4?s,:- . k , zgygsfiggc 11'-- 5:: , ...lv .fgf g ' . .- .af -P .. ffxgrg '- rg f -f , , 47 , . F We 44 as Y . E7 ' . if s Ji June ROBERTA MOYERS-Band, F.B.L.A., Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Y-Teens. CAROL MYERS-A Cappella, French, F.T.A., Hi-Eco- Sy, Movie Operator, 3, Programs, Y-Teens. ELIZABETH MYERS-A Cappella, A.T., Boosters, Decimi, 4, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, 3, Hostess, Inter- Club, Jr. Achievement, I, Monitor, Prom, Span- ish, Y-Teens, Honor Society. ELOISE MYLAND-G.A.A., Hostess, Jr. Achievement, Y-Teens. CAREEN MCCOMBS A Cauldron, Decimi, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Programt, Prom, Spanish, 4, Y-Teens. BARBARA MCCORMICK-Future Nurses, Jr. Achieve- ment, I, Prom, Y-Teens. JEAN MCCURTY-Experimenters, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Programs, Y-Teens. BARBARA McKEE-Echoes, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Inter- Club, Jr. Achievement, 3, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Senior Play, Speakers, Y-Teens. DOUGLAS MCLEOD-Football, Intramurals, Letter- men, Track. SHIRLEY NALEPA-Hi-Eco-Sy, Monitor, Prom, Y-Teens. JAN NEVIN-A Cappella, Chess, Decimi, Experi- rnenters, Hi-Eco-Sy, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, Monitor, Movie Operator, Prom, Senior Play, Speakers. PATRICIA NEWLEN -FTA., Spanish. JAMES NICHOLAS-Basketball, Intramurals, V.I.C., 2- Provise High School, Maywood, IIIinois. 1 JEAN NOBLE-Band, Frolics, Twiriers. GEORGIANA NOVAK-CIass Secretary, A. T., Cheer- leader, Decimi, F.B.L.A., I, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy- Honor Society, Hostess, Jr. Mix, Lettermen 3, A, Movie Operator, 3, Programs, Prom. 1 f DARLENE O'CONNOR-A Cappella, Frolics, Hi-Eco- Sy, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Y-Teens. FREDA OWENS-A Cappella, Lens and Shutter, Programs. ROBERT PADEN-Jr. Achievement, 2, 4, Monitor, Spanish. I-President, 2--Vice President, 3-Secretary, A-Treasurer. June I-lonor Students Seven honor students is impressive, but the fact that they are all boys is indeed unusual. Out of the graduating class of 405, these boys, with plenty of hard work, have accomplished the highest scholastic average for the past four years. Since the announcement of their winning was released, they have had, as pie- tured, nothing but broad, happy smiles! REAR-R. Hollis, C, Palmer, D. Lynn. FRONT-W. Holt, R. Robins, F, Bickel, D. Carpenter. A9 ' June ROBERT PADO-A.T.: Cheerleader: Chess: Experi- menters: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy, 2: Jr. Achievement, I, 4: Jr. MixfMovie Operator: Orchestra: Prom: Student Council. CARL PALMER-A.T.: Boosters: Cheerleader: Chess: Daniel Robins Award: Decimi: Echoes, Editor: Experimenters: French: Frolics: Hi-Eco-Sy, 4: Hi-Y: Honor SQety, I: Intramurals: Jr. Achieve- ment: Jr. Mix: Mardi Gras, Rex: Programs: Prom: Student Council: Honor Student: Com- dmencement. GEORGE PAPAHARALAMBOS-Chess: Decimi: Fenc- ing: Frolics: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement: Lens fond Shutter: Monitor: Movie Operator: Phytons: Programs: Prom. MARY PARKS-Decimi. 4 ANTHONY PARISI-V,I.C. ROSALIND PATRONE-Chess: Future Nurses: Home Ec. I, 2, 3: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Prom: Y-Teens. f RONNIE PEACH-A.T.: Chess: Hi-Eco-Sy: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement: Prom. NANCY PEARSALL-A Cappella: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Programs: Y-Teens. EDWARD PEHANICH-No picture. THOMAS PENNELL-No picture. LINDA PETERS-F.B.L.A.: French: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy 4: Honor Society: Jr. Mix: Programs: Y-Teens r DAVID PETRILLA-Frolics, Industrial Arts: Intramu- rals: V.I.C. EUGENE PETROSKY-Experimenters: Frolics: Golf: In- dustrial Arts: Intramurals: Jr. Achievement: Jr, Mix: Orchestra. ROLLAND PFILE-Cauldron: Hi-Y: Monitor: Prom Speakers: Honor Society. I MARYETTA PHILLIPS-Experimenters: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco- Sy: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Orchestra, 3: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. DORTHI LOUISE PICKSTONE-A.T.: Boosters, I, 2, 3: Echoes: French: Frolics: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: High Lights: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mix: Mon- itor: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. CAROL ELAINE PITTLER-French: Orchestra: Pro- grams: Prom: Speakers. PHILIP PLASKIN-Chess: Jr. Achievement 2, 4: Lens and Shutter 'l, 2. PATRICIA ANN POLITSKY-F.B.L.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement: Pythons. JANE POLLEY-A Cappella: A.T.: Boosters: Decimi: Dramatics: Echoes: Experimenters: French: Frol- ics: F.T.A.: Hi'Eco-Sy: High Life: High Lights: Honor Society: Jr. Mix: Programs: Prom: Senior Play: Y-Teens. Graduates RAYMOND POND-Experimenters, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hi-Y 4, Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement I, Movie Operator, Manager, Radio, 4. MARY POPA ' IRENE POPRIK I GERALD PORRINI-A Cappella, Frolics, lntrarnmjrals. NANCY .PRESTON-Decimi, Monitor, Y-Teens. FRED PRICE-No picture. SANDRA PRITCHARD-Experimenters, Future Nurses, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievement, 2, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Spanish, Y-Teens. CHARLES PROFERA-Hi-Eco-Sy, Intramurals, .Ir Achievement, I, 3, Orchestra, I, 2, Programs, Senior Play. BETTY JANE PUNCSAK-Echoes, G.A.A., High Life, High Lights, PBX, Prom. VINCENT RAGAZZO-Band, Boys' State, Chess, Ex- perimenters, French, I, Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco- Sy, 2, Honor Society, Jet, Jr. Achievement, I, 3,, Orchestra, I, 2,, Programs, Senior Play. LESLIE RAINES THOMAS RAPHTIS-A Cappella, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Industrial Arts, Intramurals, Jr. Mix, Lettermen, Monitor, Prom, Student Council. DONALD RECSER NATI-IANIEL REED-Basketball, Football, Industrial Artz, Intramurals, Lettermen, Movie Operator, P.om, Track. JANE REES-A Cappella, F.T.A., G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, .I'. Achievement, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens. HOWARD REMMICK-Baseball, Intramurals. ELANOR RENNONeDe:imi, Jr. Achievement, 4, Y-Teens, Alpha-Lits. CHARLES RHINE-Baseball, Cross Country, Experi- menters, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement, Monitor, Movie Operator, Stage Crew, Track. JOYCE RICHEN-F,B.L.A., G.A.A., Phytons, Y-Teens. I-President, 2-Vice President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer ,ix 'N I ... 52 June ROBERT RIFFLE-A.T., Boys' State, Class Officer, 2, Decimi, Echoes, Frolics, High Life, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Jr. Mix, Key, Prom, Student Council. JOAN RITCHEY DOLORES RlTCHlE-Echoes, F.B.L.A., 4, Jr. Achieve- ment, Prom, Y-Teens, Howland High. EILEEN ROBERTS-Boosters, F.B.L.A., Frolics, Hi-Eco, Sy, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Moni' tor, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens, Twirlers. JOHN ROBERTS RONALD ROBINS-A.T., Chess, I, 2, 4, Decimi, Ex- perimenters, I, Frolics, F.T.A., Golf, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve- ment, Jr. Mix, Jr. Rotarians, Lens and Shutters, Monitor, P.A., Prom, Senior Play, Honor Stu- dent, Commencement. KATHERINE ROBINSON RICARDO ROCO CAROL ROGERSfA.T., Boosters, Decimi, F.B.L.A., Frolicr, G.A.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, High Life, High Lights, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, 4, Jr. Mix, Monitor, Programs, Prom, Student Council, Y-Teens. JAMES ROGERS-Football, Intramurals, Jr. Achieve' ment, Track. JEAN ROGERS-A.T., Boosters, Decimi, Echoes, French, Frolics, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Mix, Moni- tor, Programs, Prom, Speakers, Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens. MAE ROGERS-Decimi, Frolics, G.A.A., Jr. Achieve- ment, Y-Teens. DAVID ROMIG-Chess, Track, Football Manager. CHARLOTTE ROSCOE-Echoes, F.T.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Or- chestra, Prom, Spanish, Y'Teens. JAMES ROSE -Experimenters, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Monitor, Spanish, Student Council. ROCHELLE ROSS-A Cappella, A.T., Future Nurses, Hi-Eco-Sy, Hostess, Inter-Club, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Mix, Programs, Prom, Y-Teens, I, MARY ROWAN MARVA RUCKERfG.A.A., Jr. Achievement, Pro- grams, YfTeens. l J. Graduates MARTHA RUDASH CAROLYN RUSS-A Cappella, A.T.g Cheerleader, F.B.L.A., Hi-Eco-Sy, Honor Society, Jr. Achieve- ment, 35 Jr. Mix, Programs, Prom, Student Councilg Y-Teens. PATRICIA RUSS JAMES RUSSELL-A Cappella, Orchestra. ORLANDO SAFFOLD CHARLES SAGER-Prom. PATRICIA SALLAZ-No picture. PATRICIA SOLLEY-Aeneid, 3, Experimentersg F.T.A.g Hi-Eco-Sy, Jr. Achievemeni, 4, Monitor, Prom, Spanish, Y-Teens. JAMES SALTER DONNA SANTAGATA-A Cappella, Band, Experi- mentersg Frolicsg Jr. Mix, Monitor, Y-Teens. LEONA SCHUMANYBand. CARLTON SCOFIELD-lntramuralsg Monitor, Student Council, Track. IVADEAN SCOTT SHIRLEY SCOTT RUTH SCULLY-F.B.L.A.g G.A.A. JOANNE SEBASTIN-A Cappella, Cheerleader, Ex perimenters, Future Nurses, Ig G.A.A.g Hi-Eco Sy, Hostess, Jr. Achievement, 35 Programs Y-Teens, Honor Society. . , .. 5 . My - ' ir .311 .1 me , . 1-rwlsr' 'Ze If TSS? 'X L fide. I I 35 be .Si QQ My x M N r Q52 If xx il ivrgrfiqii . '35-0 5553 1 X F Q Xp I Mft x E I 5 ff I 21 gg x .,,. 4 ,,,, , I, ur S L L F- J' K N33-zsft M s .,,,. I, . f f - , lf 'A , gfjff 4 'WM ' '5 5:512 1 'Q N Q, , if ar 5 I I,-ss 'lb N JOHN SEIPLE THEODORE SEKELA-Band, Chess, Experimenters Track. MARTHA JEAN SHAW-A Cappellag Decimig French F.T.A.g Hi-Eco-Syg Honor Society, Programs Promg Senior Play. I-President, 2-Vice President 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer 53 I wg June ALBERT SHINOSKY-Intramurals. TERRENCE SHIVELY - Football: Hi-Y: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Student Council: Swimming. SALLY SHUBERT--A Cappella: Y-Teens. JOAN SILVERMAN-A.T.: Decimi: Dramatics: Echoes: French: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Programs: Prom: Sen- ior Play: Speakers: Thespians: Y-Teens: Honor Society. MABLE SIMMONS ALICE SMILES-Future Nurses: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achieve- ment: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programa: Prom: Y-Teens: Home Ec., I. SALLY SMILES-A.T.: Experimenters: Future Nurses: F.T.A.: G.A.A., I: Girls' State: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement, 2: Jr. Mix: Programs: Prom: Spanish: Student Council: Y-Teens. GERALD SMITH JOHN SMITH-A Cappella: Intramurals: Jr. Achieves ment: Movie Operator. SHELBY SMITH-F.B.L.A.: G.A.A. NICK SOLAK RAYMOND SOLARZ-No picture. GERALD STOVER ELIZABETH SOTAK LOIS SOUTHARD-A Cappella: Boosters, 4: Cauldron: Decimi, 3: Dramatics, I: Experimenters: Frolics: F.T.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Homecoming Queen: Honor Society: Hostess: Jr. Mix: Monitor: Programs: Prom: Senior Play: Spanish, 3: Thespians, 4: Y-Teens. NANCY SPAIN-French: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi-ECO-Sy: High Life: High Lights: Hostess: Jr. Achievement: Monitor: Phytons: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens, 3, LARRY SPANO-Football: Intramurals: Lettermen: Student Council. PATRICIA SPENCER--Jr. Achievement: Programs. MARLENE STANKIEWIZ - Experirnenters: F. T. A.: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Prom: Y-Teens: Honor Society. Graduates PAUL STAVISKI-Jr. Achievement: Movie Operator: Phytons. SARAH STIENSTRA-G.A.A.: Jr, Achievement: Lens and Shutter: Prom: Y-Teens. SHIRLEY STOVER-A Cappella: F.B.L.A.: Y4Teens. IDA STROUD TWYLA SUMMER LLE-A Cappella: A.T.: Frolics: F.T.A.: Jr, M , Programs: Prom: Y-Teens, 2. JANET SURRENA-Band. ARTHUR SWEET-Industrial Arts: Intramurals: V,l.C. ROBERT SZUCH-Boosters: Experimenters: Football: Hi-Y, l: Honor Society: Intramurals: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Student Council. SUZANNE TABLAC - Hostess: Monitor: Programs: Y-Teens: Home Ec. JUNE TACKETT-Monitor: Home Ec. OPAL TALLEY DOLORIS TOMMARO-Future Nurses: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement, 3: P.B.X.: Programs: Y-Teens. GEORGIA THOMAS-A Cappella: F.T.A.: G.A.A.: Hi- Eco-Sy: Hostess: Jr. Achievement, 3: Lens and Shutter: Programs: Y-Teens. HELEN TAYLOR-No picture. PENNY TAYLOR-Hostess: Jr. Achievement, 2: Y-Teen. GEORGIA TAYLOR-Decimi: F.B.L.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Mix: Prom: Y-Teens. CAROL TERBOT-Decimi: Experimenters: French: Hi- Eco-Sy: Jr. Mix: Programs: Prom: Y'Teens: Honor Society. CAROL THAYER-A Cappella: Decimi: F.B.L.A,: G.A.A.: Hi-Eco-Sy: Jr. Achievement: Jr. Mix: Programs: Prom: Y-Teens. JOHN THEOHARRIS-Basketball: Football: Letterrnen. l-President: 2-Vice President 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer :IS 56 wi' ' June FRANCES THOMAS-Boostersg French, 45 Frolicsg Jr. Achievementp Jr. Mixg Promg Senior Playg Y-Teens. JOHN THOMAS LEON THOMPSON-Bandg Stage Crew. THOMAS THURMAN-V.I.C. DONNA TILTON-Bandg Decimig F.T.A.g Jr. Achieve mentg Y-Teens. SAMUEL TODD-A.T.g Boostersg Football: Intramuralsg Jr. Achievementg Jr. Mixg Lettermen, 2g Monitorg Promg Swimming. DOLORES TOMKO-Jr. Achievementp Y-Teens. RITA TOMKO-A Cappellag A.T.g Future Nurses: G.A.A.p Hi-Eco-Syg Hostessg Jr. Achievernentg Jr. Mixg Monitory Programsg Promg Y-Teens. CONSTANCE TRICE-Experimentersg F.T.A.p G.A.A.5 Hostessg Jr. Achievementg Programsg Prom, Y-Teens. HAROLD TRYONeNo picture. ROGER TURNERfExperimentersp Hi-Yg Intramuralsp Jr. Achievementg Movie Operatorp Promp Track. CAROL TYNES-A Cappellag G.A.A.g Jr. Achieve- ment: Jr, Mixg Monitorg Promg Y'Teens. LORETTA ULISHNEY -- Monitorg Promg Tvvirlersg Y-Teens. RICHARD URSO JOSEPH UVEGES-A Cappella, A.T.p Basketballg Ex' perimentersg Frolicsg Hi-Yg Intramuralsg Jr. Mixg Jr. Rotariang Letterrneng Movie Operatorg Prorng Honor Society. JAMES VAIR'-A.T.g Cauldrong Chessg Echoesg Frolicsy Hi-Yg Intramuralsg Jr. Achievement, 25 Jr. Mixg Playg Student Councilg Tennisp Hap Holidayg Honor Society. ROBERT VILA-Industrial Artsp Intrarnuraisg V.I.C., I. PATRICIA VINCOVICH GEORGETTE VINTILA -A De:imig Experimentersz Frenchg G.A.A.f Hi-Eco-Syg Jr. Achievement, Ap Jr. Mixg Programsg Promg Y'Teens. Graduates GLORIA WAHLMAN-'A Cappellag A.T.p Frenchg F.T.A,g G,A.A.g Hi-Eco-Syg Jr. Mixg Orchestra: Programsy Promy Y-Teens. MARSHA WALTKO-A.T.g Band, 35 Decimi, Jr. Mixp Maioretteg Programsg Twirlersy Y-Teens. JOAN WASIL-A Cappellag F.B.L.A.g Y-Teens. JONATHAN WATKINS--Band: P.A.g Radio. WALTER WAYNE-A Cappella, lp Bandg Decimip Frolicsg Hi-Eco-Syp Intramuralsg Prom. THOMAS WEAVER-Basketball. DONALD WEITA-Band, Orchestrap Track. FRED WEIZMANN-Cauldrong Chessf Experimenters, Buchtel High School. CONSTANCE WELCH-Y-Teens. JAMES WHETSTONE-No picture. MARY BETH WHITING-A.T.g Decimiy Experimentersg F.T.A.g Hi-Eco-Syg Honor Societyp Hostess: Jr. Mixg Monitorg Programsg Promf Spanishf Student Councilg Y-Teens. GEORGE WILLIAMS-Intramuralsf Stage Crew. IRVIN WILLIAMS-Intramuralsg Monitorg Track. BEVERLY WILLIAMSON-G.A.A.g Jr. Achievementg Programs. LeROY WILSON-Experimentersg Intramuralsg Prom: Track. SHIRLEY WOODS-G.A.A.g Jr. Achievementg Monitorg Programs, JoANN WOODRUFF-Jr. Achievementp Y'Teens. LORAINE WOOKE MARY WRONOSKY-A.T.g Decimig Future Nurses: F,T.A.g G.A.A.g Honor Societyp Jr. Mix: Monitorg Promg Speakersg Student Councily Y-Teens. 1-Preiidentg 2-Vice President 3-Secretaryg 4-Treasurer 57 Qa- June Graduates MARY ANN YAKIEL-F.T.A., G.A.A.g Jr. Achieve- mentg Programsg Prom: Y-Teens. JACK YELTON-Frenclwg Golfg Monitor. JOHN ZAGGER. BEVERLY ZARICK-A Cappellag A.T,g Echoes: Caul- dron: Experimemersg French: F.T.A.p G,A.A.g Hi- Eco-Syg Jr. Achievementg Jr. Mixg Programsp Promg Speakersg Y-Teensg Senior Playp Honor Society. GERALDINE ZELLER--Ciass officer, 45 Echoesg Ex- perimentersp Fufure Nursesg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Jr. Mixg Moniforg Programsg Prom: Spanishg Student Councilg Y-Teens. MARLENE ZUCCO-Decimig Experimenfersg F.B.L.A.g G.A,A.g Hi-Eco4Syg Jr. Achievementg Programs: Promg Y-Teens. June play The biggcr thc cast the better the play, is thc motto of the players in thc SCIIIOI piocluction Stage Door Phe -Iune Qc-nior CINS ww gl icl when this Loniuh xi is sclfsctccl bccausc it gmc thirty-two of their fellow students zi chzincc to show than tlrzmmtic ability. BARBARA McKEE NANCY GRISCOTT JOAN SILVERMAN BEVERLY ZARICK JANE POLLEY LOIS SOUTHARD MONA MARTINO DONNA AUBEL LILA CORBIN SANDRA LITT LUCINDA ADAMS FRANCIS THOMAS CAROL BRANNON BARBARA GEHRLEIN JOYCE BUMBU LORETTA COLSON MARCIA DEMMER SALLY MESSETT MARSHA BUCHANAN LYNNE FULLER MARTHA SHAW 59 JAN NEVIN NED GREEN VINCENT RAGAZZO ROGER HIGGINS RAY COLDIRON RODNEY KELLOGG LARRY FRIED JIM ECONOMOS JIM VAIR JIM BeDELION RONNIE ROBINS Juniors Looking over thc old lihrztry, which is to hc com'c1'tccl into ll ganna' room, arc the class nf- ficcrs of 1957: Linda Hogan, -lg Xxlllllillll Zllgll, lg Thomas XVonclwz1l'cl, 23 Donna lXlul1af- fm' 3. HOMEROOM 102-MISS LEONA DEEMER HOMEROOM 103-MISS KATHLEEN KELLY REAR -P. Dellimoti, R, Calkins, F. Conti, W. Cozadd, L. Danko, R. Craver, lg R. Atwood, R. Ciarolla, D. DelGarbino. ROW A D. Byrd, D. Coburn, J. Criddle, D. Cameron, N. Desport, D. Christmas, J. D'Andrea, R. Cox, 2, 3, J. DeVengendie, M. Danko, R. Cammarata. ROW 3--B. Daugherty, J. Denovchak, J. Carnahan, R. Carbone, G. Damage, J. Sanko, B. Caldwell, W. Cully, R. Deible, E. Desantis, C. Dellick. ROW 2 Miss Kathleen Kelly, B. Davis, J. Crammer, L. Chappell, M. Chrisopoulos, 5. Canzonetta, C. Coston, J. Chimbidis, I. Cutsuries, R. Devenccenzo, Miss Leona Deemer. FRONT-M. Compel, E. Deegan, B. Dahlan, S. Davis, C. Davis, P. Dagg, K. Costantino, M. Dann, P, Derr, N. Canzonetta, C. Caldwell, S. Carrier. NOT IN PlCTUREfL. Burton, lg J. Darr, 2. l-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer 60 HOMEROOM 106-MRS. ALBERTA BARKER HOMEROOM 108 -MR. PHILIP KOPPEL REAR-R. Adams, C. English, A. Balas, R. DeCapito, L. Dunn, L. Ellis, J. Brown, P. Budd, R. Dowdell, R. Allen, M. Baer, 2, V. Flowers. ROW 4-J. Bungard, R. Bryant, D. Bartlett, R. Evans, E. Bock, L. Donavan, W. Bennett, W. Bryant, R. Butler, ROW 3-A. Brady, J. Abrams, W. Armour, H. Barker, G, Fike, J. Hinkson, W. Digrecory, A. Bell, A. Beer. ROW 2fMr. Philip Koppel, A. Baker, K. Elko, A. Fambro, L. Eddington, M. Farkas, D. Elson, D. Diles, Mrs. Alberta Barker, A. Beer. ROW l-B. Augusta, P. Ferris, K. Freeman, D. Dowell, J. Falls, N. Dills, F. Faro, l, M. Flannery, 2, B. Fabry, J. Edmondson, R. Ullman, I. NOT IN PICTUREMD. DePlacitJ, 3. HOMEROOM l'l7-MRS. LOUISE TSCHUGONOV HOMEROOM l'I6-MRS. RUTH VAN METRE REAR-R. Getsay, J. Frost, D. Gilger, J. Gibson, G. Gorby, R. Grace, J. Fuller, M. Harper, W. Kelson, R. Kirtsy, J. Gilligen, J. Gratson. ROW A-E. Gates, A. Gales, D. Gibson, R. Gentile, E. Grekis, W. Girshcavich, G. Fritch, 2, R. Funge, R. Foy, C. Goode, R. Gradishar. ROW 3-C. Carver, E. Barrick, C. Fredenburg, M. Furman, 3, R. Davis, M. Georgealice, S. Arbogast, M. Benus, E. Bryant, D. Daydosh, G. Graham. ROW 2-Mrs. Ruth Van Metre, S. Bolyard, S. Bogden, W. Barrickman, C. Adgate, D. Furlong, N. Bordash, 2, E. Barnes, J. Banks, M. Blakely, E. Breckenridge, Mrs. Louise Tschugonov. ROW I-B. Gimbel, J. Georgeallice, J. Bowman, M. Gay, 1, L. Galino, L. Bianco, A. Brooks, i, S, Ball, S. Ambrose, S. Fowler, M. Baustert, B. Biteman. 61 HOMEROOM 202-MRS. DOROTHY DEEGAN HOMEROOM 205-MR. ALBERT MAROWITZ REAR J. Syzmanski, L. Szuch, W. Swegan, J. Venetti, H. Steinhager, W. Pestrak, J. Harris, R. Harrill, D. Truran, N, Grove S, Hevner, E. Hawkins, R. Hanick, G. Hamilton. ROW 3'-W. Len, J, Guy, R. Thornhill, J. Toth, R. VanAuken, C. Gyurek, W. Hainesworth, S, Harvey, D. Gutelios, J. Thomas, G. Walker, N. Toronto. ROW 2--Mrs. Dorothy Deegan, P. Taggert, M. Urban, K. Harris, Z. Highland, J. Grounds, C. Vine, lg S. Postlethwait, N. Tynes, S. Khalaf, C. Thomason, D, Toth, M. Vasil. FFONT-VP. Tobin, S. Leach, B. Venarsky, P, Hicks, B. Halas, E. Harner, E. Herrington, 2, L. Hitchings, D. Hancock, A. Hill, 3, S. Habinak, H. Sutton, J. Villa. NOT IN PICTURE--J. Griscott, I, Mr. Marowitz. HOMEROOM 207- MRS. WINIFRED JOHNSON HOMEROOM 213-MISS MARY DUCK REAR--E. White, R. Corby, W. Whipkey, D. Ware, B. Webster, J. Isabella, J. Winkelman, T. Wagoner, R, Weitzel. ROW 4--R. Wells, B. Williams, lg F, Mussuri, G. Jordon, B. Jones, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, R. Jewell, C. Williams, W. Hol- bert, R. Johnston. ROW 3-J. Watson, R. Hurst, J. Horvat, J. Jagoda, G. Johnson, R. Wilson, E. Jukubick, C. Hughes, G. Williams, J. Johnson H. Johnson, ROW 2-V, Vintila, Mrs. Winifred Johnson, K, Warfield, 2, B. Hyde, P. Spencer, M. Weller, C. White, P. White, J. Howe, Miss Mary Duck, C. Johnson. FRONT-Y-E. Holmes, S. Kachner, L. Hogan, B. Jones, C. Hope, M. Williams, M. Jenkins, P. Jibotian, P, Ward, B. West, V. Wiles, S. Wagner. 62 I 1 HOMEROOM 218-MISS HELEN RIDGLEY HOMEROOM 301 -MR. DONALD FUSSELMAN REAR-D. Morley, D. Loychik, J. Pantelas, A. Lucas. ROW 5-C. Mendenhall, T. Newhouse, F. Millero, R. Massuchi, D. Manatis, E. Miner, E. Liby, D. Maldovan, B. Minotti, W. Madar. ROW A-M. Michelakis, B. Nazdam, T. Lepola, G. Louglwrie, J, Mavorganis, R. Mayfield, L. Marcion, A. Martini, J. Meek. ROW 3-C. McCrea, D. Maris, W. Liehn, G. Murton, R. Narotsky, N. Lewis, M. Lyons, F. Pavlik, R. McCormick, D. Mullenax. ROW 2-Miss Ridgley, J. March, P. Louge, J. LitIe, B. Nagy, N. McMaster, D. Mahaffey, P. Mascio, A. Lyter, S. Mackey, P. McFaII, Mr. Fusselman. FRONTeD. Mackey, S, Mack, P. Madvad, L. MacArthur, J. McEIwain, 1, J. Lowery, E. Lindquist, 1, J. Moore, B. McPherson, E. Malacky, P. Mazalic. NOT IN PICTURE-D. McEwen, 2, Z. Miller, 3. HOMEROOM 214- MISS DORIS MALMSBERRY HOMEROOM 215- MRS. CLARA WEBB REAR-W. Keriotis, T. Yoxtheimer, L. Leard, G. Korn, R. Zeno, J, Klingeman, J. Kassan, W, Williams, O. Yancey, J. Young, S. Zoldan. ROW 3-J. Kozel, N. Ritter, J. Lambert, K. Larson, E. Yekel, C. King, W. Zuga, E. Yaugo, N. Yannucci. ROW 2-Miss Malmsberry, A. Kennedy, L. Yeager, B. Wolfert, R. Zuga, J. Lechleitner, S. King, J, Klapak, S, Leard, J. Yekel, Mrs. Webb. FRONT--I. Latimer, 3, B. Kenney, 3, I. Zofko, 2, L. Kondaleon, 2, J. Kloss, 1, J. Zalac, 3, T. Woodward, 1, D. Kennedy, F. Kazimer, M, Kepple, M. Yanitor. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer 63 HOMEROOM 305- MRS. ELSIE MATHEWS HOMEROOM 311 -MISS ESTHER TUBAUGH REARv-R. Rice, J. Salter, K. MacMillan, C. Prox, R. Norton, D. Pierce, R. Root, N. Ritter, M. Robinson, G, Ross, R. Wilson, R. Roman. ROW A-T. O'Malley, D. Phillips, L. Williams, R. Roehl, R. Russell, D. Rudkin, F. Pellegrim, R. Richardson, S. Richardson. ROW 3-L. Preston, P. Makis, J. Painter, A. Perakis, C. Romig, J. Raikowski, N. Orsini, M. Rusell, R, Parks, J. Morgan, E. Wilson, R. Reed. ROW--Mrs. Mathews, S. Orwell, A. Pearce, A. Prosser, R. Pinto, E. Pantzer, D. Rupe, J. Null, D. Reese, B. Reihard, B. Prox, J, Preston, Miss Tubaugh. FRONT- -J. Powell, C. Russ, F. Pulca, E, Ostrander, R. Pearson, J. Null, D. Rees, S, Rhiel, S. Riggle, A. Russell, J. Ruggeri, M. Pandelli, M. Pandelli, M. Phillips. HOMEROOM 312 - MR. HAROLD HETZLER HOMEROOM 313 -MISS JOYCE BURCH REAR-J. Stemple, B. Spencer, B. Stanislaw, P. Shuster, R. Seifer, E. Smith, D. Shubert, J. Scott, D. Simpson, G. Stowe, G, Suleman, H. Scippio, H. Smith, R. Sprockett. ROW 3fJ. Shelly, D. Salen, S. Smith, J. Seskourka, J. Soltis, 3, R, Starbuck, J. Stephens, E. Spain, J. Schultz, C. Schroder, R. Sankowitz, M. Schrack. ROW 2-L. Smith, C. Smith, E. Sayfoot, B. Stephans, R. Stephans, Mr, Harold Hetzler, M. Sable, .l. Seiple, D. Stratalcis, P, Stanley, D. Sladovic, 2. FRONT vB. Simpson, M. Smyth, N. Spier, J. Steiner, 2, C. Surba, 3, C. Schwartz, lg W. Sullivan, lg A. Stofira, R. Sellars, R. Simpson, M. Stoian, L. Swanson. 1-President, 2-Vice President, 3ASecretary 64 Sophomore party 65 Sophomores Tlic class officcrs of 1958 gatlicrccl arouucl Vlamcs llu- clis, 2. in thc hall to cliscuss tlicir futurc plans arc: Nick Pisliotti, lg Patricia licccl, -lg and Gloria Cilfnnc, 3. gag HOMEROOM 217-MISS MARGARET DENNISON HOMEROOM 302 -MRS. JOSEPHINE THOMAN REAR-R. Prox, A. Redman, R. Shaffer, D. Rintala, A. Rudolph. ROW 5-R. Rising, E. Principi, D. Prox, A. Saffold, C. Salter, 2, D. Reisman, L. Powers, R. Rowland, W. Shapiro, J. Redmond. ROW A-R. Powers, 3, G. Sellers, R. Rattay, M. Poihtly, D. Scarpaci, M. Semanco, G. Romesburg, P. Provitt, R. Ronyak. ROW 3-S. Seper, B. Rob, L. Reitz, P. Reed, lg L. Rose, S. Schwariz, H. Rohly, L. Rule, R. Reszeoi, 2. ROW 2AMiss Margaret Dennison, J. Punsack, P. Schmidt, C. Rink, C. Ruddy, S. Rice, D. Schwartz, 3, M. Schade, M. Rice, C. Savu, E. Sase, Mrs. Josephine Thoman. FRONT--H. Ronyak, J. Seiple, J. Salcone, S. Rowland, J. Rossi, A, Schaffer, R. Schwartz, M. Rood, C. Rucker, Y. Ross, G. Primm, S. Rucker, V. Russell, 1. lHPresident, 2-Vice President, 3a-Secretary, 4-Treasurer 66 HOMEROOM 104-MR, DONALD BAKER HOMEROOM 101 -MR. WILLIAM NOVELLI REAR-C. Blakely, G. Brown, H. Brown, K. Brown, I. Barker, R. Ailes, 1, E. Begalla, B. Bungard, R. Bassett. ROW 5-T, Barnes, W. Alcorn, D. Abbott, R. Able, R. Bayley, J. Brothers, D. Brown, J. Artle, T. Brown, P. Antonelli J. Baldridge, D. Bechtolcl. ROW 4-A. Allen, J. Alexander, S. Apple, D. Buch, 4, F. Bruss, J. Benard, R. Bruce, 1, L. Bunea, R. Burson, K. Brady R. Biery, D. Brown. ROW 3-E. Benus, E. Bokras, B. Braden, S. Barto, L. Barber, J. Beresik, B. Bogden, R. Brikcer,, B. Bonillo, R. Brogden, D Bowers. ROW 2-Mr. Novelli, M. Barker, C. Beers, H. Allen, S. Beck, S. Beer, B. Browne, B. Broadhurst, C. Burrell, A. Blasier, Mr Baker. FRONT-J. Badia, C. Abel, G. Abruzzi, P. Angstadt, D. Allen, E. Bailes, 2, G. Ben, C. Benford, P. Barker, K. Bonacker, J Brothers, 3, J. Bock, P. Binikos. HOMEROOM 115- MR. WILLIAM KRAKER HOMEROOM 201- MRS. ELEANOR SINNER REAR-B. Woodward, J. Goodman, R, Hatosky, D. Yokley, R. Windle. ROW A-W. Hainesworth, D. Harris, R. Hamilton, R. Hackney, R. Graham, J. Gregory, R. Heasley, W. Wise, R. Harrison N. Green, G. Wright, W. Hathaway, K. Yount. ROW 3-J. Gordon, 2, M. Guerrero, l, N. Yurtin, L. Long, S. Zumerling, 2, Mr. William Kraker, J. Hardman, D. Match R. Hefner, S. Gordon, G. Hamercheck. ROW 2-Mrs. Eleanor Sinner, H. Herman, C. Hawkins, D. Grayson, N. Wilson, D. Wistar, N. Hakala, S. Gentkovsky, A. Gil- lespie, J. Hatunen, B. Woodrum, 3, S. Gordon, W. Wilson. ROW 1-M. Harris, J. Wood, B. Wright, l. Edwards, G. Henderson, J. Yarnell, J. Yohem, B. Yarosh, J. Heller, J. Zakraisek 1, J. Grove, N. Hall, A. Winningham. 67 I 1 1 HOMEROOM H3-MR. DWIGHT LAFFERTY HOMEROOM 114-MR. MILES DEARTH REAR-N. Finlaw, S. Fitzwater, W. Fitzgerald, F. Gams, C. Geidner, W. Freeman, G. Georgalis, W. Frenzel . ROW 4--E. Frazer, W, Frank, E. Eloph, D. Glenn, A. Georgalis, A. Frederick, E, Evans, A. Ferko, D. Ferry, J. Flowers. ROW 3-R. Faull, W. Fox, J. Garvin, S. Forni, B. Dray, S. Gerber, R, Follmeyer, E. Fowler, J. Elvrum. ROW 2fB. Gerchey, W. Francis, S. Esau, B. Fisher, 2, M. Flask, J. Fellows, J. Floden, D. Economis, D. Furlong, lg E. Frantz, Mr. Lafferty. FRONTAE. Finchock, J. Giaurtis, J. Fisher, J. Germano, 2, P. Fender, lg J. Farkas, G, Firster, C. Games, B. Esterday, D. Fal- lon, P. Ferderber, A. Foos. HOMEROOM 105 - MRS. DOROTHY WISEMAN HOMEROOM 107-MR. RAYMOND CRAWFORD REAR-D. Dotson, J. Dicenso, G. Butler, J. Burton, P. Butler, R. Carpenter, J. Butler, G, Capak. ROW 5--J. Dial, W. Corbin, J. Davis, R. Deverick, L. D'Andrea, J. Campana, J. Capito, J. Davis, R. Chapin, J. Butler. ROW 3-N. Chinchic, W. Cobb, D. Chadwick, lg B. Currie, L. Collins, R. Dean, F. Butler, M. Canty, J. Castlin, W. Caraway, F. Clementi. ROW 2-Mrs. Wiseman, J. Carr, K. Carpenter, D. Calvin, F. Chickerneo, C. Clark, G. Cilfone, 2, M, Callion, R. M. Code, B. J. Campbell, 3, L. Cardarelli, Mr. Crawford. FRONT-B, Cecconi, S. Chrisopoulos, C. Dechert, E. Oevencenzo, G. Crow, D. Dahringer, J. Datish, K. Downs, C. Conti, R. Daykin, J. Davis, J. Damis, M. Coulter. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary 68 REAR ROW ROW ROW ROW NOT REAR ROW ROW ROW HOMEROOM 203- MISS EMILY KAUFMAN HOMEROOM 204 - MR. -A. Horvath, G. Johnson, B. Jenkins, E. Hines, J. Knecht, S. Karchut. MERRILL COOLEY J. Jervis, B. Kincaid, D, Heckman, K. Hutton, l.. Kobasier, 4fW. Kale, D. Knight, W. King, K. Hyde, R. Kaleda, D. Jurkovic, C. Hurton, R. Johnson, W. Jones, W. Katona, L. Johnson, G. Kostiov. 3-F. Hudiek, R, Hockensmith, J. Hill, T. Hill, J. Jerina, D. L. Johnson. Howell, S. Hood, J. Kook, F. Jones, J. Hudas, D. James, 2, 2-Miss Emily Kaufman, M. Hoffman, S. Huston, J. Keemer, L. Klingensmith, A. lgnatz, S. Johnson, B. Kellerman, C. Jones, S. Jenkins, J. lsom, Mr. Merril Cooley. I-J. Kelson, C. Kokrac, L. Hill, B. Hickman, P. Jordan, J. Hinsbaugh, I, J. Kellogg, lg C. Hlaudy, D. Humenik, 3, N. Hiltner, S. Huff, I. Karasayas, H. Jenkins. IN PICTURE-F. Knofsky, 2. HOMEROOM 212 - MISS RUTH PARTRIDGE HOMEROOM 216 - MR. iN. Pishotti, lg D. McAleer, E. Penn, B. Potts, J. Petila, R. 4-J. Patterson, J. McClellan, K. Mulhalland, S. Papalas, F. R. Powell, J. MacFarland. 3-M. Poehler, J. McCullough, E. November, J. McDonald, chak, W. Ptterson, D. McCutchen. 2-Miss Ruth Partridge, B. Money, T. Morgan, E. Pettenati, Joel Yost. JOEL YOST McCally, J. November, J. Padovan, W. Olennick, J. Potts. Murray, R. Martin, W. Ostrowski, E. Petiya, R. McCombs, R. McFarland, B. McFadden, P. Park, B. Peterson, W. Mrof- F. Nass, D. Parka, L. Fletcher, J. Ondik, J. Palmer, Mr. FRONT-S. Morrison, 2, J. McCleary, Y. Oney, M. Phillips, J. Parker, M. Parilla, B. Parti, B. O'Neil, C. Pakulniewicz, B. Phillips, R. Nok. 69 HOMEROOM 206-MISS RUTH laPOLLA HOMEROOM 210-MISS GERTRUDE LYNN REAR-J. Lumsden, D. Mertin, P. Miller, K. Moore, J. Moore, M. Maggiano, K. Lobaugh, R. Martoe. ROW 5-W. Ludt, C. Lupi, F. Leon, K. Lehto, J. Len, R. Miller, R. Logue, W. Miller, P. Laprocina, P. Matyas, D. Mandish. ROW 4-J. Lipscomb, J. Krueger, R. Kudrich, P. LaBanc, J. Miller, N. Lansdowne, 1, J. Lesko, G. Liby, M. Loomis, R. Lauffer M. Loomis. ROW 3-J. Lucarelli, D. Louer, M. Laratta, F. LaBanc, B. Kuszmal, M. Martin, M. Krokosky, S. Monk, G. Loychik, Y. Kem pasky, P. Lowrie, M. Littman. ROW 2AMiss Ruth LaPolla, B. Hickman, A. Marino, J. Moore, E. Linden, A. Leach, 2, E. Lofton, K. Manternach, l, G, Mazzie J. Mays, N. Mincher, M. Miller, Miss Gertrude Lynn. FRONTMJ. Mansell, 2, C. Miller, D. Malarchik, P. Mazi, L. Martisko, V. Kuriatnyk, J. Madigan, D. Marshall, F. Lee, R. March J. Messman, W. Miller. HOMEROOM 304-MISS EDNA BAXTER HOMEROOM 306-MRS. MARY SPRAGUE REAR-R. Stover, R. Sisler, C. Stein, B. Tausel, R. Stankewich, R. Shimko, L. Smith, G, Smith, 3, R. Seele, J. Simpson, R Smith, J. Skubick. ROW 4-D. Szuch, F. Rudd, S. Snyder, D. Stevenson, A. Timms, T. Tereba, R. Smith, E. Stroud, J. Streeter, R. Taipale. ROW 3 -M. Sigler, J. Stenotsky, S. Shreeves, J. Shively, 1, S. Solito, I. J. Snyder, 2, C. Swindler, S, Thompson, P. Taggert N. Thompson, J. Theoharis, J. Spanakis, B. Smith, E. Thorton. ROW 2-Miss Baxter, C. Smith, S. Starns, F. Smith, M. Smalls, Mrs. Sprague, P. Sweet, S. Shubert, S. Storck, J. Thomas J. Terbot, N. Stemple, J. Thompson. FRONT-N. Streitferdt, B. Spencer, T. Stiggers, A. Shetler, M. Snyder, V. Taneri, J. Thomas, P. Stegmaier, M. Skovran, M. Sierra, M. Sarver, L. Smith, M. Stewart. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary 70 I I 1 O HOMEROOM 308 -MlSS EDITH SIMONS HOMEROOM 310-MR. ANTHONY MARCARELLO REAR-E. Washington, A. Tursack, J. Tsilimos, C. Welfs, J. Wagner, J. Tomocheck, C. Williams, J. Skubic, S. Waldman, A. Vennitfi, F. Tvaroch. ROW 3-G. West, L, Williams, D. Whi1e, L. Tincer, W. Tomkins, R. Williams, D. Vaughn, R. Smith, J, Viola, T. Totten. ROW 2-Miss Edith Simons, P. Viola, B. Williams, R. Vaughn, A, White, A. Watson, J. Ulicny, E. Tranter, S. Trask, A. Vasil, M. Valiska, J. Toriorets, Mr. Anthony Marcarello. FRONT-F. Wisteha, P. Toda, M. Wenclel, L. Wayman, G. Whipkey, C. Weyer, S. Weaver, F. Tomasiak, B. Weaver, G. Wil- liams, A. Williams, R. Waters, D. Williamson, M. Williams. 7l X 1 ' ' W I ffl 1 ! Q Q F ' CU R'CULUM X -Em 5 f' f' 4 ll L: Mmmmmi 4, f 39' , , .M --1: ' .3 Q Q Q Q' K K ,wx y x v we - . ff Q X O0 H' . Sf X P -W-Yu 1 5525 Ke. ,vi 4. img? ' ESP Q: 2 -5 V :- .vi if-. 'W' Vx ' . :: ' ? ' Q 5 ..,, K MS-S1 . . ..,. H: ..., Q 3? 3 , H N x ,fx . X ,, w ' 'A wiv 5 'F x J Q A A 1 Q, f Y X 4 , .- :wh 'ww X gm H . H- gm, w we Y ff-2 E 1 Nag . EES Nwwiwwg Q , - 'L :Il ' ': ':: 3 'za' 5: W 2, M? Ezv j, 1 AS V f V A up 65 X Q ifllwi 1 A .llkifwii 1 iw ' HM ., 4 I sq. 1, , W at M545 K , ... . ,+L S Jipvg Q , ,... . :f ,af 1. by fgv is . 49 Q' X.- Cnngestirm prexaiilecl in the hulls ut the open- .KH :ihnnrtl for some plaiee nt' interest :is stu- ing ot' the sehnnl yeau' :ls mer H400 stuclents dents take time out of regular elzlsses to get ned frmu elziss to elnss: hnwexer, ercm'decl some prnetieail :application nt' what they'vt umthtinns have heen snmeu'hnt lessened In heen studying. the opening nl' the new ziciclitifms. ,-XII tenth grade students are required to take the health course. In this eluss students leurn all the hzisie things eoneerning health. .Mmuig these is ti hriet' course in first nitl where the student learns to put on hnnclages and how to give zutifieizil respiration. lfirst and is xerx helpful fm' the future us well ns verx interesting. s., - 74 Mathematics plays an impor- tant role in everyday life. Mothers use it in their many jobs around the home, fa- thers, in most jobs, must do some figuring during the course of the business day. Of course, the children are stu- dents in math classes at school. In h i g h e r mathematics, physics employs mathematical formulas in an experiment with electricity. During XVar- ren Education XVeek a display of plane and solid geometry figures was set up in a down- town store window to show citizens of XVarren, exactly what math courses are being taught in their schools. ln the shops thc students must do much computing he- fore they can make models of machines and tools that they use. Nut lycing zllilc In lrancl to ltzlly nctllzlllv to sun' ilu- remains ul' lllllllilll vivililsltinn. lntin stnllcnls lnzlkc nloclvls to rvprvscnt thc fn- nmus ruins. ,Xcling out Shu Stuops to fl0lllIllL'l'u and ollwr plays thcv arc rcznling, Iilmumm- sluzlcnts ulwtuin Rl Qlvcpcr fccling of the pcnplc :Incl places thcy are stunlying. clOSllll1lL'S :Incl Slillill' lmnsincss In-Ip to nmku tlwln cmm' nliu-. l'rojccts that rcprvscnl ilu- things thcv arc studying, lu-lp II'lCllIliL'l'S of L'0l'f'ClilIL'Kl l1istm'y :mil lfnglislw Clnsscs to lcnrn I'l10l'L' nlmut Tl1L'll'l :Incl 2lj'Il7l'4'L'l2llC IllL'l1l l5l'lll'l'. Speaking inlu llw lnicroplmm' of il tzlpc rL'c01'Llcl' alt ilu' llL',L1ll1I'lllUl ol' thc your, l1C1lI'll1Ll ilu' tann- plnyml lmuck, tu nuts tllc faults, nncl cmnpnring it nl llu' unml ol tlu' your givcs spl-calm SlllKlL'l1lS c'vialL'11cv ol' imprm'clm'nl. QS.: ln swial stllclics clzisscs, stuclcnts prcpairc In zissunic tlu' rcsprmsi- lmilitics of ziclult ClIl7Cl1Sl1lP. ln Nmcinlmcr wlicn thc cumniunily xotcs, tlic stuclcnts also misc thc voting inaicliincs. ,Xt thi- lmcgin- ning ul' thi- ycnr wliilc sonic romns were still unclcr CUHSTTLIL' tion, civics stnclcnts attcnclccl clzisscs in tlic Nzivzil llcscrvc lmuilcling. lixczil, nntionail, :incl in- tcrl1zltirn1zil i!l'll2lll'S arc tlic concern ul' tlic prulxlcms clzisscs. ,Mnong tlic topics fully stucliccl is zitmmc cncrgy. Ulivcl' l'. llnlton, Oliids Ili-pruscntaitivc to Congrcss, vis- in-cl tlic school :incl inct in 'thc fmlcl lilmrziry with all tlic students who wcrc intcrcstccl in thc work- ings nl' tlic lcgislzitivc lmcly in XY2lSl1ll1gt0l1. Journalism lllm- SK'ITlk'lIIlJl'l' will nl ilu- llngh lllv flI'OlIlN'Ll upper I.-it sczlivcl arc: -ICRHTIIIIN' cvL'lll'lL'll1, 4: livltx I'llllL'Silli. 21 lUfl'4'lYl1 Ilaurclin, -lg .mal Sluirln-3 Iliclxinsnn, 4. Slill1llll1Q.1I Qlnml Ilngum, 4: Nillltf' Spain, 4' Hnxlc lhwrx, I' Nurs: llm-lxnllx, ig :xml llml In-Ilugg, I. .Xl ilu' In-winning nl ilu- sl-uxml Nl'llll'5IL'I' llwy worn- juim-ml lmy uncmning lllL'll1llL'l'S ul' UlIl'l1'llINll1 I 'mul ' uw -' lln' nvu rvpnrlvrs Imwr right ill't', -Inna' Pulley, Curl SL'llWill'll, Dgniml lilxllwly. llicll .lilL'lx5UI1, illlil wlnnnm' Ihr ali hh Iimnnlv' nllvn Q-.nrriul rm-pnrln-rs Hlll nl' sulmnnl nn stnrics for thu Iwi-xvcclxly issues. liullx' I'um'wnI Imcl sm . x IN'slL1Illlll'Ill Ilml lnnlx lll'I' In .1 llIl'lxL'N lhillllll. ulwiln' Iluxis' llvrry lUlI!'IK'fi'kl In llirum llllllsk' 'milf Clunp In 2iIlhL'l' llu- nv I Eflitorg 2 Business Managcrg 3 Exchange Editorg A Rcporterg 5 Assistant Editor 78 provides Ont- nl' the must thrilling tincl slispciisctul timcs of thu ycair is when the Mary Christnuis :incl llup Hulic uinncrs :irc finally ziiiiiruiiiu-cl. The sccrct is closely guarclccl hy members of tho stzifl' until tht- Christn vcliliun is gin-n nut. lhis f'L'2ll S luclq winncrs were .llllly Griscott and lzuncs Vziir. Suv Wuivci' aintl -launcs Ynii' ziclcl nn important link to the chain of work ol' thc journalism clvpnrtlnc lor thrust' wlwsu ttilcnts lic in clruuing.1, thc puhliczitirms lmvc at wirlc ficlcl in High Lifc, lfclmcs, zinml Clziulclron ,Xnutlior function ol' thc ,lUlll'l1iIllSl11 clcpurtiilcnt is to write the column, Highlights, which uppczlrs in l-rimlziy uxviiiiig uxx'.ll'l'l'l1 lrihunc cllllilll1lClL'.U This ht-:tt is cmcrcrl hy the huginning journzilisin clzissus. REAR, standing -D. Butchko, Ag P. Day, Ll, J. Danko, Ag A. Pearce, 4, N, Ticknor, Ag E. Blakely, Ag J. Toth, A, T. Wagner, A SEATtD A. Dude, 4, M. Hitchings, 5, E. Hamer, 1, R. Luscornbe, A, N, Gipp, 4. varying types el: experience l'onclS Cinsscs S I u cl 3' nutritio Fl. nwnl planning and pri-pnrzltinn IKIUIHS unjmn ilu- actual pri-pam Ilun ill'L'illl5l' tlicy urn' ililil' tu sinn- ' lhcir own cooking. Ciiocrsing thu pattern and nm- iL'l'iili. cutting. zlssvnilmling the picccs and fitting tin- garment all gn into making an dross in thc clnthing classes. The irls are chan in 1 a tire, in clrivin' class stuclents not onlv learn clrivin Y unc v . arking, hut they also learn the meehzlnies of the ear ill1Cl even how to change il tire Teaehing two elalsses at onee? Yes. one very unusual zulvnntnge in the new business education ile- partment is a glass window he- tween Class rooms, which makes it possible for at teacher to in- struct one elass and observe the work of another at the same time. 81 Curl 5-3 gif: ax Q1 Nh 'rv f-'f s :ls wt-ll as boys nrt' intcrcstctl in talking zlrnlting. Moving in shop uqllipinciit certainly isn't 1.1 l Cfz.listl1L-nies are still an important part of trzlining, in pliysiczil L-cluczition classes. ln mlcli tion to hotly lvuilcling. mass clrill is il plczisnnt sight for tht- iisitor :incl in satisfying group activity for the participzmts. 83 il E' ' wg Xa- -Q 'Q' i X g xy , X 0 K ewes f A ' lY Y 5 7 5.9553 gym... -Y s - 1 M M i iwfwilf X :- L: Y 1- A235 , ,Cfr?1Q.?Ijw W 5 WGN - 'St A Q-M , .f Ta ke a Letter l l l Karen Moore received the S25 award for best all-around secretary at the Future Business Leaders ol' Aineriea banquet. llose Preston was judged best in shorthand for a S10 prize, and Mona Lou .Iolmson received the S10 best typing award. Mrs Wilbert Walker. president ol the Business and l'rol'essiimal NX'mnen's Club of XYarren, presented the awards. The tour through the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleve- land highlighted the F. li. l.. A. programs this year. REAR M. Buchanan, D. Aubel, B. Gehrlein, M. Pisegne, J. Farkas, F. Logue, Mrs, Johnson, 5, G, Butchko, A. Boyle, R. De Placito, P. Bufalini, C. Russ, H. Graham, B. Kramer. ROW 3 G. Scully, B. Malmberg, C. Fredenburg, C. Hope, S. Habinak, B, Vernarsky, E. Barrick, B. Prox, E, Sayfoot, M. Compel, C. Rogers, R. Gertz. ROW 2 C. Thayer, E. Roberts, M. Martino, G. Taylor, C. Romig, B. Wolfert, R. Moyers, S. Carrier, P. Mascio, N. Dills, S. Gelata, P. Hillyer. FRONT L. Bianco, P. Gates, C, Jones, A. Cauftield, L. Peters, 6, D. Ritchie, 45 G. Novak, lg S. Binikos, 3, F. Mazzie, 27 S. Smith, M. Kalinowski, D. Hancock, J. McElwain, P. Madvad, N. Bordash. President-lg Vice President-25 Secretary-3, Treasurer-45 Sponsore5, Reporter-6 86 Future Nurses Preparing for their future work, several members of Future Nurses have been working at Trum- bull hlemorial Hospital and also helped cheek prospective first-,graders in the spring roundup. REAR-L. Harper, C. Blakley, J. Brogclon, C. Galbreath, D. Tammaro, M. Farkas, P. Logue, S. Canzonetta, B. Gimbel. ROW 4-P. Lewis, J. Kellogg, 2, N. Thompson, Ap S. Morrison, J. McCurty, G. Ben, M. Weller, J. Chimbidis. ROW 3-J. Sebastian, lg J. Bryant, P. Toda, G. Zeller, A. Clark, C. Hull, A. Pearce, D. Toth, A. Cessna, K. Freeman. ROW 2-C. Caldwell, D. Dowell, G. Crow, 3, C. Downs, S. Fowler, Mrs. Sebbio, 5, S. Pritchard, I. Latimer, L. Colson, L. Flint, D. Kennedy. FRONT-J. Steiner, I. Zofko, S. Bogden, M. A. Benus, N. McMaster, C. Adgate, B. McCormick, S. Mackey, B. Stegmaier. Sophomore students further knowledge of ancient Roman history in relationship to the study of Latin by membership in Deeimi Club. REAR-S. Gordon, G. Georgalis, R. DeSantis, E. Fraser, D. Chadwick, R. Getsey, J. Lowry, F. Leon, G. West, P. LaProcina, W. Shapiro, F. Jones. ROW 5eE. Bryant, R. Mccally, S. Apple, W. Alcorn, J. Hinebaugh, G. Johnson, E. Grekis, J. Kook, J. McDonald, J. Elvrum, D. Casperson, J. Clark, A. ROW A-A. Vatil, S. Trask, M. Hoffman, G. Loychik, S. Morrison, C, Savu, D. Louer, D. Bowers, C. Clark, P. Reed, 3, P. Lowrie, J. Terbot, J. Bock. ROW 3-E. Linden, L. Barber, J. Lucarelli, L. Gardner, L. Srnith, J. Kellogg, S. Huston, A. Blasier, G. Crow, J. Theoharris, K. Manternach, 2, S. Barto, Mrs. Webb, 5. ROW 2-P. Schmidt, S. Weaver, D. Parks, N. Hilltner, B. Miller, J. Bogden, N. Thompson, J. Thomas, P. Taggart, S. Rice, M. Schade, T. Stiggers, Miss Troxell. 5. FRONT-R, Dakin, Y. Krempasky, F. Smith, J. Datise, E. Bailes, C. Kokrak, N. Landsdown, P. Fender, l. Karasavas, J. Tor- torette, K, Carpenter, N. Hall, M. Littman, G. Mazzie. 87 vm ROXIE BERRY LOIS SOUTHARD JUDY VICTOR Homecoming XX lwn ilu- lmrnm-umnllmg quccn anal lwr illlL'IlllRll1lS nrrlu'nl all ilu' XXill'l'L'l1'llllllIl1 Qllllll' in il cm1xcrtilwlc', ilu-3 xwrc cscm'lc'ml to ilu- tlmmm' ln ll, l,Lll,llL'l'lX. limmslws l3l'l'NlKll'lll. mlm also crmvlwcl tha- qllccll, Cl. llvcla. llK'llL'l'lIlClllS prcsiclcnl, nml S, Imlnl, lL'llCI'llIL'l1.S xiL'cfpl'csiclL'l1l. .limmx Gibson cz11'1'iL'cl tlw ClliL'L'l1'S cum 11 .liul Xlnrllxn C mlm-Ilan uns ilu' lluwcr gurl. .Q SMT' 83 U3 ' .filing 'lea g, 1 naw ami Is .',Q, rmgggij ?,fy,f R A like! . l.cttcr1nc11 from ull x'ai'sity sports plan one social Cvcnt during thc your, thc homecoming cluncc. REAR-D. Loyclwik, Nl. Scala, N. Reed, F. Price, E. Dowell. ROW 3-D. Simpson, R, Lawrence, D. Blakely, T. Shively, E. Stefani, T, Dorff, C. Baffone, D, Hoolihan. ROW 2-F. Woodward, G. Gherlein, B. Darlwinger, J. Theoharis, A. Macauley, B. Merkel, R. Szuclw, R. Corby, R. McCaslin. ROW l--J. Economos, T. Bufano, J. Hurrienik, M. Pisegne, -4, G. Beck, lg G. Novak, 3, S. Todd, 2, R. Funge, C. Johnson, NOT IN PlCTURE---Nlr. Riffle, 5. l- President, 2--Vice President, 3--Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor i ,Xt tlic liozncconiing cluncc thc following night, tlic quccn nas again crowned, with G. Bock cloing thc honors. 89 1' Slwgnlwlx I1llI't'illI umsisls nl' students that tzlkc two TCZIFS of spccL'l1. 'Hu' UlT1TI1lIlL'lT1k'ITh 'a wr is nccc ns llwx nn' ITAIIIIUKI. mm lx' ulllccl upon In the COITIITTIIHITX .mx time .15 spa ll REAR F Bifklw, B. MCKK-1-, S. Lltt, B, Zarick, M. Wrorwsky, L. Fuller, R. Pfile In-al. ROW 2 B. Fur-Ids, S. Mcssmt, F. Moscly, J. Rogers, L. Newman, M. Deerner, S. Abrams, A. Clark. FRONT C. Pntlcr, P Srvmplo, R. Lucombc, Miss Barrick, 5, S. Kersterx, lg J.Nevin, 2, L. Fried, A, B. Bc-rtclli, J. Silverman. NOT IN PICTURE I, Ollvvr, 3. Speakers Bureau mln' X1'll'l'3llT5' Huy RISSCITIIJIF prvscntul by Spmlwlx l:llI'1'AllI. 'Hu' the-mc was cm'- riml llmmuglm thc wars frmn thc' hcginf ningul'tlu'c'uIm1inl pcriml to thc prcscnl 90 MTQNSWIN ,wassase ' WHAT'S FOR DINNER? Not only do members of the Home Economies Club learn what to do in the kitehen, but they also realize the importance of being a good homemaker. They put to use some of this learning by serving at the Football Banquet. REAR-C. Montgomery, L. Schuman, S. Matock. ROW 3-B. Yarosh, J. Chimbidis, B. Miles, S. Butler, D. Mackey, P. Vincovich, H. Ronyak, F. Wiedthna, B. Money. ROW ZGC. Miller, J. Zagger, J. March, G. Mertin, Miss Edith Simons, J. Grounds, M. Jenkins, J. Davis, L. Wilson, M. Yakiel, B. Kuszmaul. FRONT-L, Prince, A. Vasil, S. Trask, D. Kennedy, L. Klingens'nith, A. Smiles, lg J. Humenik, A, P. Hillyer, 2, J. Hackett, G. Liby, M. Martin. FLOWER ENTHUSIASTS lXlembers ol' the Phytons Club, instead of spending all of their time at Harding, set aside one day of the school year for their trip to Cleveland to enjoy the beautiful and exciting Flower Show. REARfD. Dawson, J. Davis, J. Harris, P. Staviski, M. Loomis, J. Masters, R. Paul, D. Hartell, R. Reed. ROW 3-S. Kersten, P. McLain, M. McPhearson, J. Datish, P. Ferderber, M. Grace, P. Thoman, H. Graham, C. Burrell. ROW 2-D. Wistar, J. Mansell, E. Bailes, P. Angstadt, H. Allen, Mr. Novelli, 5, L. Darr, E. Conklin, W. Furman, K. Elko R. Davis. I ROW 1-I. Urchek, S. Binikos, S. Matock, J. Kemp, T. Jenkins, M. Urban, C. Kokrak, M. Smales, L. Rule, N. Stemple, J. lrby, G. Butchko. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Se:retary, 4wTreasurer, 5-Sponsor 91 fffif lltlpiuu ti urrmp ni ilrsl grit mils with lin-ir lcssuns in rw th- lil' IIILQ IS il l'l'UAll'lIIl1Lf t'XI7l'l'lUI1L'i' itll' .i lH'fiNl1t'L'IIXt' tt-nulu-i-, g Q 'sf tu, A QQ eynmf Spl'in,Qtil1u- in Norway , wats thc thuim' for ilu- first illillllill Hmm' lic. Club tual tit which Miss ,icuii Stitlc slmkc ut' Iwi' cxpci'iL'm'cs wltilt' living with ai fllflll ilillllilf' in that vuuntrv. ln ulmrgc of zir- rniigc-im'i1ts worm-: llusiiuxwn l'.x- 'I'lt0NI . lg Miss Siximxis. Mun' .XNN Y.fxuii'i,. and ll.xi:is.xn.x N,xc:Y. 'U 94 lzuture Teachers To lay the foundation for a career in the field of teaching is the goal of the Mary Case Club Future Teachers of America. Menibcrs gain experience by practice teaching in the schools throughout the city and hy inviting guest speakers from the teaching profession to their meetings. REAR-J. Bumbu, G. Thomas, S. Fusselman, S. Smiles, M. Conyers, S. Litt, N. Jameson, M. Wronosky, S. Binikos, L. Corbin, J. Engelhardr, G. Zeller, R. Moyers, C. DiJoseph, L. Southard. ROW 3-D. Boger, M. Martino, C. Myers, S. Messett, A. Cauffield, J. Silverman, M. Stankiewiz, P. Solley, H. Guerrero, N. Hall, G. Hollis, J. Rogers, N. Spain, R. Robins. ROW 2-D. Butchko, M. Rohrbach, D. Wargelin, R. DePlacito, B. Zarlck, Mrs. Webb, 5, J. Reese, B. Bertelli, M. Shaw, P. Newlen, D. Tilton, J. Dietz. FRONT-J. Polley, M. Demuner, C. McCombs, J. Hardin, 2, M. Ludt, lg L. Bedlion, 35 D. Carpenter, 41 C. Roscoe, M. Miller, C. Fuller. REAR-J. Lechleitner, R. Zuga, E. Deegan, H. Herman, E. Finchock, K, Hawkins, C. Clark, K. Carpenter, S. Sollitto, C. Savu, G. Firster. ROW 4-L. Smith, R. Narotslcy, M. Sta nko, A. Blasier, J. Brothers, V. Russ, M. Schade, S. Barto, P. McFall, M. Gay, M. Furman. ROW 3-P. Reed, J. Darr. ROW 2-L. Newman, D. Economos. J. Yohem, C. Kokrak, L. Yeager, R. Sellers, S. Orwell, J. Cranmer. FRONT-L. Malacky, L. MacArthur, R. Brogdon, C. Burrell, G. Loychik, Mrs. Clara Webb, I, Karasavas, M. Smales, D, Han- cock. M. Hitchings, E. Hamer. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Se:retary, A-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor 93 lt's not only thc acting that mukcs a play, as almost any Dranmtics Club mcmlucr will tcll you. l,1'opc1'tics, malic-up, sccncry, Sllilgll crews, and prompting all lwlp to malu: thc finislmccl perform- uncc. REAR-E. Gates, L. Leard, 6, R. Luscombe, 6, R. Norton, 6, C. Schwartz, D, McEwen, R. Zeno, L. Fried, ROW 4-J. Brantingham, R. Lafferty, R. Ailes, B. Hunter, R. Hollis, R. Leard, W. Madar, R. Kellogg, R. Ailes . ROW 3-M. Clwapley, E. Deegan, M. Miller. ROW 2-Miss Kelly, 5, G. Firster, S. Szhwartz, K. Hawkins, S. Weaver, J. Polley, C. Brannon, L. McArthur, J. McElwain, D. Aubel. FRONT-L, South-ard, 6, S. Karsten, 6, J. Silverman, 6, P. Moare, l, F. Bickel, 2, L. Adams, 3, 6, M. Dee-mer, 4, 6, C. Fuller, S. Messett. l-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary, A-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor, 6-Thespian V Suspcnscl .Xctionl lfxcitcmcntl ls sllc guilty? 'l'o tllc joy of the uccusccl Launu Ncmuaiu unil licr attorncy, Boll Hollis, thc jury sclcctccl from thc 2illlliCllCC l'Cl'KlL'l'CLl il x'c1'cliCt of Not guiltyl' ut lJotl1 DCl'l:0l'l11ill1L'CS of The Night of hlilllllllfy Sixteenth. 95 l'Radio l-lame lunch lun must luv .1 lion-lisul opcrutm' lucforc ln-ing pt-rmiltt-tl on thc llmlio Club int-mlwrsliip list. Buys spu noun lmurs, stutly lmnlls untl any frm-c nmmcnts in tlicir Hl'lIL'SSElf.lL'.l mont lnzicltslzlgv. llillil is solcl at all lmmt fnrntlmalll LIRIIIIUS In mist' IIIUITUQ for 1'tIlllpll'ICl1l. REAR J. Watkins, J. Shelly, R. Stevenson, J, Toth, J. Masters, J. Skubick. ROW 2 N. Grove, R. Pond, R. Bryant, Mr. Swart, 55 S. Hevner, R. Webb, D. Scarpaci. FRONT R. West, lg M. Godfrey, 2, T. Hutton, E. Bach, R. Weitz, J. Horvatlw, 3, G. Dcffenbaugh. HA Bed ol l-layn Cflmrlvs Sanger plgnt-tl ilu- Itwul roll' in tliu clllI'l5llll2lS plan spunsnrt-tl this yum' In ilu' N-'lt-L-ns. lli-Y was asltul In assist elm- lu tlit- prc-tlmninaiting mule' parts. llzirlmzirai Mclicc, Maury. :mal ,lim liortlvs, -Inst-pll, pluyvcl sup porting rulvs in tlit' sttllmlt' svlting. Slit-plu-mls who zlrriictl ulilvr tht- lmirtli nl' 4lL'5llS wvrc PtPl'll'ilf'l'il lu' llulm glllL'll .incl llunnltl lilstnn. llulu-rl 'l'uylu1', guest orgzunist, prmitlt-tl Cliristmais music. 96 l-li-Eco-Sy 1 Civic minded, these students sponsor all school elections. They Work hard for points in order that they may he eligible to hold a higher city office in the spring election. To earn points, they attend eity eouneil meet- ings, work for eivie projects, and must have good attendance at eluh meetings. REARfR. McCaslin, W. Ludt, B, Potts, E. Jakubick, W. Caraway, G. Georgalis, S. Gorden, G. Loughrie. ROW 5-E. Gates, W. Corbin, C. Garver, R. Coldiron, M. Godfrey, J. Gledhill, R, Lafferty, D. Boger. ROW 4-L. Hogan, G. Hollis, D. Borton, A. Cessna, S. Bolyard, B. Halas, N. Canzonetta, N. Bordash, L. Bianco, L. Galano J. Kemp, S. Fowler. ROW 3-S. Lucas, A. Cauftield, S. Binikos, D. Lowrie, S. Kachner, J. Cranmer, K. Downs, D. Dahringer, P. Jordan, D. Calvin T. Faloden. ROW 2-L. Hogan, V. Gledhill, B. Hickman, S. Huston, M. Ludt, J. Lechleitner, C. Adgate, A. Pearce, J. Darr, G. Crow Miss Lynn, 5. FRONT-B. Bordash, C. Brannon, C. Palmer, 6, C. Beasley, 2, J. Kordes, l, M. Hitchings, 3, L. Corbin, 7, D. Kachner, 4, E, Harner, S. Johnson, J. Terbot, B. Dray. REAR-J. Meek, J. Seiple, Mr. Rider, G. Graham. ROW 5-R. Van Auken, R. Peach, V. Ragazzo, R. Pado, N. Thomas, R. Ross, J. Toth, R, Pond, R. Stankewich, R. Robins. ROW 4-D. Mick, J. Thomas, N. Morrison, J. Polley, P. Viola, D. Martin, M. Shaw, M. Snyder, P. Solley, R. Moyers, D Tammaro, C, Montgomery. ROW 3-G. Mazzie, S. Moore, S. Mahannah, S. Weaver, P. Taggart, S. Shubart, C. Terbot, S. Smiles, L. Smith, J. Sebastian E. Saytoot, ROW 2-S, Messett, J. Tortorete, P. Sweet, G. Novak, M. Miller, C. Rogers, P. McClain, L. Jackson, D. Tomko, J. Maniac L, Wooke, D. Sladoyic. FRONT-B. Zarick, M. Vasil, D. Furlong, L. Prince, M. Spelic, P. Taggart, L. McArthur, R. Zuga, R. Sellers, A. Turner, I. Oliver l--President, 2--Vice President, 3iSecretary, 4wTreasurer, 5-Sponsor, 6-Assistant Treasurer, 7-Assistant Secretary 97 I r 1 I f l-lonor Society llunur Sucictx, an imllonul 0l'QilIll!illIllIl, luis ii im'mlmcrslup ol lop iicmlcimm- s nllc ilu- tux signup cullcctirm mul uitli thc nmncx pilrclmsc cwglussvs for tlwsc in mul nlmnts milstumling in lcziclcrsl1ip, clmi'i1L'ti'1', nml scrvicc. 'I'lu-so students lmn llcmcn' Suclulx llclps tlu' lucully spcmsm' ll C liristnms clalnu' to misc IIIUIICN lm' ilu lHl2ll'Sllll1 luml. Carl Palmer, president of National Honor Society, aclminisfers 'he oafh io new members. lXXL Xlll f H736 llutll Yum-iiclr ifgirulxli llllll llwlurl Xilvs lL'Nl V736 lm' liump lbirmm- fimlirxxslq Nui' .xl7l'1llll5 lillI1l'5 lU'l'clvs lilillr Cruilrlin llllllllllll ,lclqzms Nlnrx llclli lucll llgxrlmzirzl lic-lmls lluxiv Ih-rrx llmicl lynn Klvrqilcl Cllu-rli-in lrvcl Ilii-In-I Mmm Mzxrlinu Nl.,rii:n Clraru' Svnizi llinilim cli'Ul'Lllill1Jl Nmiilx ilrifi-I fir-gilmm IJ..xiil linger Furl llilllHl'l' lmurlxn ll.lrclin Xlillium llruclclm limlgu l'a'tc'rs llrxnniv lluntvl' .lllllil llrngnlun 'lam' llnllm llimllu lullrm l'zitric'i4l llllllnlilil Ylllflllll llzigzllm XIILLIIN Klzluiiilzlx llmirl fl1llilN'lllL'l' llm l'uml ll.llll Xlimm' Xnm' llillIl.l.ll'lll llvlwrl llilllllm' Nl.xxim' l'iwL1m' lilu C'm1l'l1in llunnii- llcmlmins Xl.:r1'i.l llul1rl1.zi'l1 ll'lllll'llK' llic-If clilfllllll llllss ln-sl Hi-Im.rlr Vlium-s li-mmrnm Nlalrllm Slum l xi-liim Ss-lla-rs l.lr1'x l rim-rl Sully Smilvs ,li-rrx Nullns lkirulin l-lillvr luis Smltlnml llllll lirlw' Xlurr1'll KJmll'r-ui llulu-rl Slurll llruum Xlnrgvlin llulmvrl Ciuialics Klum llvlli Xllmiling llic'li.n'il XM-sl llulwrl llnlIi5 Marx lY1'mmslq lmlrr Xlimmluzml Klimlsmx llull 98 Pat receives the gavel of authority from Prin- eipal Mollenkopf at the installation assembly. Homeroom representatives answer the eall for pencil and movie pass needs. This year a few members and sponsors were sent to both national and state eonventions. REAR-J. Humenik, T. Bufano, J. Dornin, J. Hinebaugh, N. Pishotti, E. Guerrero, F. Price, L. Burton, D. Brown, R. Luscombe W. Sullivan, R, Busefink. ROW 3fJ. Kloss, R. Ailes, L. Fried, A. Macauley, C. Palmer, D. LaBanc, J, Griscott, J. Zakraisk, B, Williams, F. Schwab J. Null, R. Craver. ROW 2-S. Weaver, C. Vine, D. Furlong, N. Lansdown, D. Brooks, F. Faro, Mr. McEwan, 5, M. Gay, L. Hogan, A. Vasil, J McCleary, P. Reed. FRONT--S. Smiles, R. Berry, S. Lucas, J. McElwain, 3, R. Ailes, 2, P. Bufalini, I, T. Woodward, 4, D. Shively, C. Rogers G. Zeller, J. Hardin, H. Graham, K. Manternacli. NOT IN THE PICTURE- Mrs. Knox, 5, Mrs. Nilson, 5. l-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor A 99 say CI1eese,' Sum C I Dltlllll I-lIxlIlU umt In Qlulu unlll lI1cx ll.ll rw alum- In thu In-ns and Shu tlmruuglmlx v Ivrstuml IIN usa III 'I cum 4 4 cm. l'ngrussccI in il clcnmn- HIIYIIIUH urv: II Ilclxs on, XX' Cflfmlml, X. I'mx II. Ilulmins IJ. .XI1lll'I. I: XX. In 'x, 3, -I. I Xml Ill thu . izlssc 1mI ID I I1lCIlII'k'1ll'l' I. Iluttun, 2: IIINI XII. I,l'LlI'III, 5 Your IVIoveI IJ Ihvmig prcpuws to nmu c of his mon. mm-I1cnI by Icllmm' Chess Clulm lm'lnIJcrs: I Cook, C. Pmx, I. hmI'Im, XI. CmII'rcx. Im uppmmcnl. .md SIRIIMIIHQ, C. I.nrson. I'. C. XN'cIIcrm41n and IJ. Ixnn. I,I2lSIxIl1, Xlr. Ifussclnmn. 51 Education on Reels Visual education is becoming more popular each year. Students are gaining insights into varied fields with the aid of motion picture projectors which are run by student members ot the Audio- Visual department. REAR-J. Meek, M. Godfrey, J. Watkins, E. Boch, H. Snyder, F. Millero, W. Wise, G. Williams, R. Powell, J. Pritchard T. Barnes J. Szymanski, R. Hurst. ROW 3-N, Grove, J. Horvath, R. Spring, M, Loomis, C. Beasley, P. Staviski, R. Weitzel, R. Reszeg, J. McFarland, J. Uveges, W. Bowen, R. Caldwell. ROW 2-Mr. Swart, 5, C. lscm, O. Saffold, E. Herrington, E. Harrison, J. Gehrlein, G. Novak, M. Feorgalis, M. Wilkins, R. Sellers, Mr. Campbell, 5. FRONT-G. Deffenbaugh, J. Pado, J. Masters, R, Turner, R. Pond, J. Kordes, J. Criclclle, J. Scott, W. Sullivan, W. Dahringer, R. Ailes. lfPresident, 2-Vice President, 3-Se:retary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor To learn more about their field, the Experimenters visit plants in the XX'arren area where chemistry is put to use. REAR-R. Natzam, D. Lynn, F. Millero, J. Lambert, N. Toranto, R. Reed, J. Stemple, J. Scott. ROW 4-M. Sharak, D. McEwen, T. Woodward, R, Atwood, G. Loughrie, E. Jakubick, M. Baer, L. Laird, C. McCrae, C. Mc- Ray, E Lindquist, R. Evans. ROW 3-J. Null, R. Craver, J. Painter, C, Garver, R. Roelnl, D. Deible, D. Christman, J .Harris, G. Fritcb, J. Elvrum, R. Ullman. ROW 2-P. Solley, J. Polley, K. Freeman, J Darr, R. Sellers, P. Mazalic, S. Rbiel, E. Herrington, J. Howe, K. Elko, S. Leard, Mr. Massar, 5. FRONT-K. Warfield, I. Zofko, T. Steiner, S. Toth, L. Hogan, 3, R. Norton, I, W. Madar, 2, S. Abrams, 3, E. Malackay, F. Pulca, N. Jameson, R. Davis, B. McPherson. lOl 1 Bonjour, Senor . . . Buenos dias, iviademoisellen In spite ol' ehanging prnl'esseurs , French Club members have enjoyed an interesting year. Guest speakers at the home of members and the traditional farewell lunehenn highlighted prngrains. REAR- C. Palmer, V. Ragazzo, R. Merkel, R. McCaslin, J. Economos. ROW A -R. Laffery, G. Vintila, M. Nydegger, E. Conklin, P. McClain, J. Brogdon, F. Schwab. ROW 3-L. Darr, L. Colson, J. Hardin, L. Peters, N. Jameson, C, Fuller, l. Oliver, N. Delvaux, C Terbot. ROW 2' D. Picksfone, C. Myers, F. Mazzie, S. Pevzner, G. Wahlman, B. Day, C. Brannon, J. Polley, J. Rogers, C. Pittler S, Messetf. FRONT J. Thornhill, J. Engelhardt, B. Zarick, A. MaCauley, 2, R. Berry, 3, F. Thomas, 4, G. Gherlein, T, J. Silverman, P Lewis, S. Litt. One nl' the most travel-minfletl groups, Los Amigos Espanol, visits many Spanish-speaking enuntries and learn of their heroes, Customs, and holiclars through cliseourses at eluh their eluh activities. REAR-W. Braden, T. Clingan, R. Hollis, B. Paden, R. Kellogg. ROW 3--L. Adams, T. Benson, C. Hull, G. Zeller, M. Chapley, S, Kersten, M. Luclt, S. Dickinson. ROW 2 -M. Whitting, B. Bertelli, M .Morrison, S. Smiles, H. Hetzler, 5, M. Miller, P, Solley, C. M:Combs, L. Corbin. FRONT P, Newlen, L. Bedlion, E. Sellers, 4, D. Wargelin, 2, F. Woodward, l, M. Pisegne, 3, C. Roscoe, S. Pritchard. l- President, 2-Vice President, 3-Se:re1ary, 4-Treasurer, 5--Sponsor lO2 Mardi Gras ,ff 'W' CARI, PAIMIQIR ROXIE BERRY nrcli Gras fustivitics xxx-rc higlmlightecl when the 1956 llcx und lla-gina wcrc crmxnccl. Pic 'cal arc: Donna liicry, crown hcurcrg Robert Hollis, president of Spanish Cluhg lluxic Berry Y I rl lnlmcr, Xinccnt lnwuffo, wrcsiclent of French Club, and Brian Bills. crown hczn'cr. Pl lO3 Qrchestra Studying music has added pleasure for the orchestra and A Cappella Choir now that they hare moved into their new quarters in the A wing. For the orchestra this means a safe place for keeping their instruments while the choir enjoys the advantage of a large, well-ventilated room, which makes singing far more pleasant. A music library, special storage for robes, and soundproof rooms where students can practice an instrument or sing, without disturbing others, are now also a great advantage. REARAG. Williams, H. Snyder, J. Tornochek, F. Romig, D. Morley, D. Phillips, N. Pishotti. ROW 3YD. Rintala, L. Reitz, M. Parilla, Dr. Scheig, Miss Espinosa, S. Leard, D. Calvin, E. Petosky, D. Weita. ROW 2-M. Conyers, A. Knoll, P. Logue, V. Ragazzo, 2, L. Flint, F. Pulca, T. Totten, G. Layne, J. Davis. FRONT-J. Allgood, T. Stiggers, C. Smith, M. Pisegne, lg D. Loychik, J. Russell, L. Kalf, L. Shaeffer, 4, R. Brogdon, V. Kingdon NOT IN PICTURE-I. M. Phillips, 3. l4President, 2-Vice President, 3-Sezretaryg 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor lO4 REAR-J. Economos, R. Begalla, D. DelGarbino, D. Christman, S. Apple, W. Lean, J. Gibson, J. Nevin, F. Romig, L. Eaton, R. Biery, J, Uveges, J. Porini. ROW 4-W. Alcorn, W. Kincaicl, G. Hamercheck, R. Russell, W. Hathaway, 5. Gordon, D. Jurkovic, R. Stankawich, R. Stover J. Dicenso, J. Jarvis, C. Dellick, J. Russell . ROW 3--J. Mays, S. Beck, J. Rowan, J. Thomas, C. Weyer, N. Thompson, C. Swindler, Dr. Carl Scheig, 5, L. Wayman, L. Hill M. Flack, J. Lechleitner, D. Santagata, P. Everhart, L. Sanson. ROW 2-C. Ruddy, V. Russ, J. Parkas, M. Furman, P. Lowry, M. Wilkins, B. Bonnillo, S. Johnson, L. Flint, B, Spencer, F. Lee S. Huston, K. Hawkins. FRONT-L. Bianco, A, Noae, C, Tynes, J. Allgood, G. Lyons, M. Chapley, C. Smith, S. Fowler, P. Matey, N. Pcarsall, M Weller, C. Myers. REAReC. Barker, L, Tincher, D. Vaughn, L. Datson, P. Miller, W. Holbert, R. Thornhill, T. Newhouse, W. Countryman, D Luoma, R. Shimko, G. Roseburg. ROW 4-J, Harris, W, Pestrack, J. Kapak, E. Petiya, D. Pierce, J. Davis, P. Tomko, J. Cole, D. Knight, D. Brown, H. Brown ROW 3-J. Stiener, M, Shaw, M. Snyder, S. Esau, F. Chickernio, R. Brogdon, R. Tomko, M. Ludt, J. Gaumer, L. Martisko M. Phillips. ROW 2-G. Firster, A. Blasier, T. Stiggers, C. Dachert, C. Rink, B. Miller, B. Jordan, M. Ondik, N. Hiltner, L. Gardner, S Morrison. ROW l-M. Schade, A. Shetler, P Stagmire, B. Braden, J. Engelhart, 3, N. Solak, 2, W. Wayne, lg L. Zofko, D. Rupe, L Klingensmith, M. Sqouran, L. Cardarelli. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary lO5 I 1 1 Y-Teen Iormals Wu 5: 6 .QQ .Q K . A Y1-xx nl'l'iuln's ul' ll1ll'l flllll? clflllllfll rvigm'4l ul ilu' spring clzxncv ns flloriu 'l'm'lm', prcsinlunl, L'l'UUl1k'Cl lur Slll'L'l'SSUI', Maxim' I'iwggm-. .Km-mlunls ucrv Snmlrn lucas, .lmly Mcl'lu'nin nml Alum- llmxlilmun. lllu' lflm Clirl .uml ring In-url-r xwrl- l,iIll'll'l2l llrulmp :mal 'l'mnmX lliIl'lUl1 ulmill' tlw n'sL'm'ls ll1L'llI4lK'4l YI. llxam, ll. Nlns l1nl1l4'l', l. llrmrll, .Incl -l. Xlrmrv. V lln- rm.nl uvurl .ul ilu' lmlll-rl-ll.l Ihlll lIhllI4ll'4l Nllclmul lcmum. l'nlru'm lllllillllll. l.lLlx ll'11' mling, qua Xnmu- Q l.n1'lx, lh-xlv lla-rrx, .mel llnlu-rl l'mlu. Ilw llmu-1' gnrl uns ilu- lIlll'L'I1S' littln' xislal l,.lllIk'lil ilull .xml ilu' lrmxn lnnm-r was Xklltvr Cmlnslxi. ,lr 106 Budding Statesmen Ten days at Camp Perry give selected junior boys a ehanee to participate in the running and organ- ization of a model state government, sponsored by the American Legion. A junior girl spends a week at Capital University, where thc Legion Auxiliary sponsors a similar program. REAR-D. Lynn, W. Braden, L. Fried, W. Holt, J. Dowdell. FRONTeR. Riffle, R. Hollis, 5. Smiles, J, Kordes, T. Bufano. Standing By VVhen help is needed in our school, the Key Club is always willing to render their services. This year they sponsored a eoneert at Packard Music Hall, proceeds of which were given to the Scholar- ship Fund. REAR-J. Hinebauch, R. Kellogg, G, Gherlein, J. Clingainan, J. Vair. ROW 2-D. Simpson, W. Madar, R, Ailes, Mr. Carleton, 55 F. Woodward, R. Harol, T. Clingan. FRONT-R. Hollis, R. Riffle, 6, R. Ailes, 3, F. Bickel, lp D. McEwen, 45 R. Lafferiy, L. Fried. NOT IN PlCTUREfR. Goidits, 2. lePresidentg 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor, 6-Governor of lrith district lO7 Booster Club lzrolics 'l'l1e twenty-serentli annual variety show, On the lJ02ll'LlXYiIlli,u was Lliviclenl into Your scenes: On the steel pierg el1ilclren's hospital, insicle the steel pier and il flour slum' at the Hoof Garden of the llitf Carlton llotel. lXlC's were l.. Friecl. ll. Crow, :incl ll. lioicl. REAR -Mr. Moore, 5, R. Szuch, J. Economos, F. Woodward, G. Gherlein. ROW 3 W. Braden, J. Bartlett, J. Hoolihan, M. Pisegne, E, Ball, L. Newman, A. Macaulay, J, Gledhill. ROW 2 L, Adams, C. Hull, B. Myers, D. Aubel, E. Herrington, C. Adgate, A. Pearce, E. Sayfoot. FRONT D. Wargelin, S. Kersten, D. Butchko, S. Abrams, D. Pickstone, 2, 3, C. Rogers, M. Hitchings, S. Moore, C. Brannon. J. Lechleitner. NOT IN PICTURE--R. Lafferty, 1, J. Sfemple, S. Orwell, J. Rogers, L. Southard, 4, Miss Deemer, 5, Mr. Corlett, 5. l -President, 2-'Vice President, 3 -Secretary, 4- -Treasurer, 5-Sponsor, 6--Reporter 108 L. Snelson and Miss Kelly apply the fin- ishing touches to F. Bickel's make up, The Frolics wculcln't be complete without The stooges, C. Palmer, .l. Vai: and D. Carpenter. B. Jordan, pantomimist of The Man in tho Little White Coat, gets a free Can- Can lesson from B. Bertelli before cur- tain lime. Three of the Sleepy Time Gals , M. Perunko, D. Shafer, and C. Hamilton, presen? the latest in sleeping attire. -ft V-,w ,-.+,,,,! li fx Qi: I MONA MARTINO JANE HOOLIHAN EVELYN BALL Spring Festival Cirrmning thc May qua-cn ut the Spring lfcstivnl, spormscwlul by ll,-X and Ill? clnsscs was ll PICIISZIHI task for Gcorgc Swartz. prcsiclcnt uf thc Stualvnt ci0lIl1L'ii. 'Hu' quccn :incl hor uttcmlulmts were cswrtcrl lay 'lf lJm'i'f', ll. Sfuch, zmcl -I. Clcclk hill. C'rrm'n lmcurcr mul flmwr girl wcrc 'llnmm linrlon uml Putty Prokop. sq saw' 5 ,wal ll NO Guardians ol: the l-lalls .Xn alert stzlfl' of Monitors are always on the lookout for Wanderers from the elassroom. REAR-D, Ahart, N, Green, J. Ondik, J. Dowdell, C. Scofield, R. Szuch. ROW ROVV ROVV RON ROVV FRON 64F. Schwab, J. Null, R, M:Caslin, D. McEwen, R. Kellogg, J. Gledhill, R. Coldiron, F. Bickel, J. Bartlett, W. Braden, J. Economos, R. Robins. 5-P. Moore, J. Hoolihan, J. Victor, J. Thornhill, S. Tablac, D. Baker, S. Moore, D. O'Connor, B. Fields, M. Morrison. 4-J. Klingeman, R. Leard. 3--G. Butchko, E. Conklin, C, Hull, C. Fuller, M. Deemer, M. Miller, L. Yager, J. Aurand, B. Myers, P. Cooley, M, Barker, S. Dick, 2-C. Brannon, L. Adams, M. Martino, G. Crow, S. Abrams, J. Engelhardt, R. Preston, J. Kemp, L. Darr, V. Vedder, Mrs. Nilson, 5. T--C. Bancroft, D. S. Rallsberger, L. LaBanc, N. Spears, J. Ruggeri, J. Corbin, S. Messett, J. Kordes, R. DePlacito, P. Lewis, J. Sebastian, Southard, C. Vine. I-President, 2-Vice President, 3-Secretary, 4-Treasurer, 5-Sponsor WR . . Cluirging hooks, locating referenee material, cataloging, filing, and writing overdue slips keeps the student lilmruriains busy. This year they had the unusual task of moving into new quarters. On April Zl, they uttentletl the Ohio Student l.ilJrzu'y .Xssoeiation eonlerenee at Western Reserve University. REAR- Miss Watkins, A. Jones, P. Hicks, W. Liehn, V. Flowers, M. Stankiewiz, S. Lightner, C. Fields. ROW 2-E, Rennon, B. Busefink, F. Owens, J, Chimbidis, L. Harper, J. Aurand, Miss Kerr. FRONT-D, Kennedy, S. Davis, D. LaBanc, P. Stemple, B. Halas, C. Brannon, D, Santagata, P. Everhart. lil Yearbook planners l M 1 A' V S il '.iT'5x1 3 V .,,, M . .A.' . ' 5 . ..A, llq.,,.A ,U , 4 X F. Schwab, 9, outlines advertising plans for: S. Abrams, P. Stemple, P. Lewis, B. Zarick, S. LITY. lTlCl10L'S cclitors planning thc cntiru lay-out arc: STANDING-D. McEwen, 8, D. War- gelin, 2. SEATED-J. Hardin, 1, S. Kersten, 7, C. Palmer, I, J. Silverman, 6, N. Jameson, 4, L. Newman, 3, M. Rohrbach, 4, M. Nydegger, 5. iw fb Other IllL'l'IlllL'l'S of thc staff working on copy include: SEATED-C. Roscoe, T. Benson, L. Corbin and G. Crow. STANDING-R. Berry, R. Sellers, S. Orwell and S. Messett. NOT IN PICTURE-J. Uveges, R. Kellogg, J. Vair, l0, G. Zeller and B. Bertelli. 1-Editor, 2-Asst. Editor, 3-Ap' preniice Editor, 4-Seniors, 5- Faculty, 6-Activities, 7-Class- room, 8eSpor1s, 9-Business Man- ager, lO-Artist. Guests at The Cauldron Tea stop through thc flower-bordered looking glass, thcmc of thc 1955 literary nmgazinc. Presiding ow.-r the program were BL-tty Foulk, literary editor, and Dorothy Ross, imlkvellp cclitor. A mira-ani Castle forms thc lmckground for thc tea tahlu. Tho niagazinc is well received and offvrs si challlcngc to thc staff for 1956: SEATED--L. Bedlion, ip L. Smith, 3, L. McArthur, 35 B. Zarick, Ag N. Ticknor, 3, N. McMaster, 3, D. Carpenter, 2. 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The mud slowed badly an inexperienced team built around speed. Injuries of extreme serious nature also accompanied the weather situation as backs and linemen were sidelined with major as well as minor ailments. These were the contribut- ing factors to the fair season the Harding grid- ders had in their 1955 football contests. The Panthers opened their 1955 season with a 7-6 win over the Cleveland Collinwood Railroaders. A short Panther kick-off was recovered by Harding on the Collinwood 42- yard line. After an exchange of fumbles, a REARAF. Romig, L. Dotson, G. Johnson, C. Gyurak, N. Spitogianis, D. Cameron, E. Yaug:-, W. Armour, E. Arekis, J. Shelly, F. Millero, R. McCaslin. ROW 3-A, Brady, D. Rees, J. Danko, J. Abrams, D, Mares, B. Minotti, L. Spano, R. Foy, D. Loychik, J. Jagoda, D. Szuch, G. Gorby. ROW 3'-D. McLeod, T. Raphtis, D. Jenkins, R. Lawrence, E. Dowell, N. Reed, G. Danage, J. Theoharis, J. Bartlett, F. Lengel, W. Greskovich. FRONT- J. Gibson, D. McEwen, A. Fallone, R. Szuch, R. Coldiron, W. Braden, W. Dahrlinger, R. Leard, J. Bender, S. Todd, G. Berk, T. Shively, R. Merkel. 6 30-yard pass from lohn Theoharis to lfric Dowell and an extra point by Ralph Leard were good for the margin of victory. ln the second game of the year Harding faced a polished and powerful team from Can- ton McKinley. The first quarter went score- less as did most of the second, but a very strong Bulldog team over-powered the NVarren defenses late in the half around NVarren's left end. Canton scored twice more in the first half and four times in the second half. Hard- ing's drives late in the third quarter bogged down, and XVarren was never able to catch the rugged McKinley defense off guard as they went down to defeat 46-O. The fine fighting spirit of Harding High was far from hurt as XVarren bounced back to stop a veteran eleven from Cleveland Heights, 21-13. Hard practice after the previous weeks beating at the hands of Canton Melvinley paid off as fine heads-up pass defense and good defensive line play enabled Harding to take advantage of the breaks of the game. ln the first away game of the season XYarren traveled to Mansfield for one of the roughest games of the season. A long Tyger touchdown run early in the first quarter of play and the conversion gave reason to believe that the heavily favored Mansfield team was on its way to an easy victory over XVarren. liut a stout Panther defense was not such a pushover as it held Mansfield the remainder of the first half. XVarren's offense moved the hall well on the ground after a blocked punt despite the very soggy field. ln the second half an inspired Panther team was hungry for a victory because of the druhbing Warren took from Mansfield thc vear before. The Panthers took a Mansfield kick-off and moved all the way for their first tally but the point after touchdown was blocked. Harding blocked another Tyger punt, and Bob SlllCl1 ran the hall over for the touchdown. but the extra point was missed again. A long run off right tackle was good for Mansfield's victory as XK'arren was handed their second defeat in four starts. Tough nightly scrimmage again was a prele ude to llarding's homecoming game with lorain Steelmen. llarding's play was not up to expectations as confidence seemed to be R. Lawrence reverses his field. Down goes a Panther back after gaining more yardage Harding blockers form a wedge for ball carrier. G. Beck chases a pass. D. Szuch gains more yardage. J. Theoharis fades to pass. lacking in the first half and a high-ranking 'z z. ' - '- nineteen lorain ttun uns ahlt to pile up moints. ln the seeond half a fine and inspir- ing pep talk hx Coach lliffle seemed to snap the XX! nun tt im out of thtii t ' IINIYL' 4 4 hed all the wax earlx lll the tlurd quarter. lhe dtltnsnt pl ' ' . ' RIN NUS llllIL'l1 llllPl'0YCll HS - ' s upor. llllflllllg well, hut the seeond hall spurt was not -nough. Iorain, 19. Warren, 6. l'iel' ' vling piaetiee, dounfield hloeking, and all-around tou ghening up were on tap heeause oi the poor work in the I.orain game. An ex- perienced and well-rounded Akron lfast team came to Xl'arren for a hruising eontest filled with iniuries. Ntarren kieked off. ln the pileup after the first taekle of the game larry Spanos leg was broken. Rock-em, soek-em taekling eaused a series of fumhles hv hoth teams. llarding was first to seore, hut lfast lJf7lll1llCCl haek with two seores to lead at hall time, 1-l-6 ln the third quarter a determined Harding team held Akron from seoring while scoring themselves on a long drive Vlaguing injuries took their toll as halfhaek lied jenkins' ankle was hroken following intercep- tion of a pass. Others suffered less severe injuries. l.ate in the fourth quarter inexperi- eneed reserves were unahle to hottle up the high seoring Akron lfast haeks, the final seore heing 28-12. Two wins, four losses, and the game with Massillon, state ehampions, loomed. Poor showing In Massillon in some of its previous games gave XYarren the extra desire and deter- mination needed in meeting this rugged foe. Coaeh llillle had prepared the team well, and his pep talks had stimulated his players to supreme effieienex. ilihis was evident in the first half, whieh ended 7 all. Xtarren seored first on a series of downs following 5 an intercepted pass hv lliek lawreneeg Nate lleed carried the hall on an end sueep. 'lihe extra point was added on a pass from Theo- haris to Beck. Very late in the third period a 60-yard punt return by Massillon broke XVarren's back and they were never able to catch up going down to defeat, 39-7. Harding returned home to play a highly rated, strong Cleveland Benedictine team. The first half ended 6-6 after a rugged and hard-fought battle. Injuries ran high in the Massillon game and XVarren was lacking the needed power for sustained drives. Cleveland scored late in the fourth quarter after two XVarren drives fiuled out. Harding came bounding back and drove deep into Benedic- tine territory, but time ran out as the game ended on the Cleveland 12-yard line. Coach Riffle's Panthers broke the losing town Ursuline. Ursuline controlled the ball most of the first quarter, but once Harding had their hands on the ball the reversal was true. XVarren scored twice in the first half, and once more in the third quarter as Coach Biffle then flooded the game with reserves. The statistics of the game won and lost might show that Harding had a mediocre sea- son in 1955. However, let us not forget that eight of the ten teams XVarren faced were somewhere in the top twenty teams in the state as picked by the sports writers' poll throughout the season. l.et's also take into jinx by crushing a fine Steubenville squad, 26-7. Injuries were slight after the Bene- dictine game and Harding was now up to maximum efficiency. Behind the great run- ning of Eric Dowell, Grover Dantage, Nate Reed, Rick Lawrence, Nick Spithoganis, Harding was enabled to outdo the Big Bed and put the Panthers back on the winning track. The last game of the season saw XVarren play a top-rated team in the state, Youngs- E. Dowell breaks into the clear. The ball is elusive as Dowell dives for pass. A Panther gets caged as defenders converge. 1- f :2 ' . , A . A - ,, .1 f' . 1- A , X . E C E. J T ,. we - - 2-LE., . Coi1sistci1tly Corning up with cxccptirmzll tczmis :irc thc football coaclicsz Gcorgc Ylolmsmi. lim' cmlclig Cilmrlcs llilllc, lu-ml coaiclig lXllL'l12lL'l Mui'cm'cllo, soplinliimx' umiiclig l'hil lioppvl. Imckliclcl cmicli. lhc hzmcl. umlcr thc clircction of Mr. Corlctt. pmlicipaitcs in lmlf-time ccrcmonics all vzicli liomc lbuthull gmnc. This year thcy liml thc task of practicing much cusivr, ns thc trck lirmmi thc ncw hanclroom to thc liclcl is sliortcr than hcforc. Cv- We A 'NN A .Kgs sp REAR E. Pchanizh, E. Hawkins, 5, White, S. King, J, Burnbu, B. Adams, C. DiJosepl'w, B. Mills, H. Snyder, ROW 5 D. Morley, R. Nl:Farland, N. Wilson, L. D'Andrea, J, Padovan, C. Schroder, L. Reiiz, G. Fritch, D. Williamson. ROW A D. Kachner, G. Layne, C. English, D. Kuclrizh, F. Leon, K. Lehfo, F. Tomazizk, J, Johnson, J. Toinachek. ROW 3 R. Higgins, J. Be-Dilion, B. Wise, S. Kachner, A. Martin, J. Romain, T. Floden, J. Rassega, J. McCullough. ROW 2 S. Fussellnan, C. Berrs, A. Winningham, B. Ullman, D. Rinlala, D. Calvin, F. Pellegrim, R. Aiwood, E. DiJoseph Williams. FRONT J. Surrcna, B. DcCavitclw, G. Hollis, Panther-'Vincent Ragazzo, A. Duda, M. Waltko, J, Noble. l2O consideration how well the games were plaved and the outstanding sportsmanship displaved bv the players. Nor should the hacking the student body gave the team he overlooked. Thev supported the team to the fullest extent through thiek and thin, displaving eourageous sportsmanship when it would have been mueh easier to give up and sav, XYhat's the use? The players were not quitters in the slightest sense of the word, either Night after night, week after week, the grueling praetiee and the rugged games would have eaused dissension and disintegration to a lesser team than Hard- ing's. ln all, Warren should he extremely proud of its team, its eoaeh, Chuek Riffle, and his assistants, George johnson, Phil Kop- pel, Tonv hlarearello, and .lohn Candio. Everything from eheeking on elean uniforms to making sure thtrt is ' mall ready for play keeps the managers husv. Rear j lowrs j lieonomos. Front: ll. Hurst, C. johnson, H. Roehl. The seven cheerleaders are true Panther boosters, for they are seen at every game whether at home or ax llear: C. Novak, C. Palmer, C. Russ. lfrontz ll. Zena, ll. Pado, I. Farkas, I. Sehastian. 121 Football Banquet X LZIILIVIIX vrrmml llllccl ilu' sclwul a'nlc'lc'rlz1 lu lx' il part ul thc illlllllkll lnnllmll lnmluvt. Xltvr il lurlwx clinncr. Cualvll IIiI'I'Iv lmmlul mul ilu- zlxxgmls lu ilu pl nxvrs .mal l't'L'UgHlllUl1 uns giwn tu thc k'llL'L'l'lL'1lkl1'I'S nml ll1AlI1AIQ'L'l'S. Sillllllllll 11-mn. Slll1t'l'llllL'I1llCl1l ul' sclmuls. :acting ns lu:1sIl11als1c1', il1trmlm'cml Ilia Ixnfuw-11.mlm-4-lm-ul thc C lvxclalml fXI'i'I11I, who gnu' QI SlIlN'lAl5 lnllx IHll1UQilllll'l'll1g gw. 'NS I Q 2 L D. Matey, R. Allon, J. Knofsky, A. Macaulay, T. Barlo, T. Bufano, D. Maiey Golf Riding high with eleven victories, one tie and three defeats, Coach Dwight Laffertys links- men chalked up another fine season to Hard- ing's credit in 1955. The golfers went eight games without a defeat, before dropping a match to Youngs- town East. Finishing up with such a fine season can be credited to the golfing of Tom Barto, team leader, Bob Alton, and Angus Macauley, the other regulars. Tom Bufano and judson Knofsky, along with sophomores Don and Dick Matey, rounded off a team that racked up the best record Harding has had since 1949, when the team won state runner-up position. Although the team lost Barto, Knofsky, Macauley, and Alton through graduation, Bufano and the two Mateys coupled with new team members should give the Panther links- men a good team again in '56. WE 12 6 14V2 8 15 16 IO 11W SW 16 14 13 6 13M 7 318 295 OPPONENT THEY Howland . . 4 Girard . . 2 Kent .... . 1 M2 Youngstown East . . 8 Ravenna . . . . 1 Girard . O Sharon . . . 6 Kent .... . 4 W Youngstown East . . IOW St. Marys . . . O Alliance ..... 2 Youngstown Rayen . . 3 Sharon ..... 10 Alliance . . 2V2 Niles ...... 9 Yankee Run Tourney 3d Place District Tourney . 3d Place Cflarding broke the record by five strikes, but made only Sd placej Basketball llIXlllQ .wnn IH tht' llncst COIHPCIIIIOIT lll tlmc WE N' stm, llnmlllws ltoopurs cannt' up wltlm one ol h tht lIlN'Nl rt't'ortls in tht- sL'l1ool's llistorx. Com- pctlng xxitlt topnotflt tcznns lilw Slmron, Jlllfil llttl'poul, Sallunn, Clanton Xlcliinlcy. Canton lnnlwn, llu' l'nntln'rs vznnc up wltlt at IO-1 roc- onl Ion tlu- H255-56 scztson. Xxllll onlx txxo XLIFSIIX pltm-rs lmcli from thc '35 swason. Conch lcwls lxclnp lnolclccl tlmc qnmtvt into il ninning, :wvmssixc tcznn. .lim hh clIll'S tml Nliltt- Suuln, tlu- only returning plan' cus ltonm Inst walr, xwrt' quickly conplctl with lolun Iltcolmris. lfrccl l'ric'c, -luck Tiny Gibson, lllil loun XXt'uwv' to l'ornn one ol' tllc host slxootf IIN' tctnnx tn tllt- static. Ilmt' op L-ning ganna' against tlw Youngstown C lu lnvx C'owlmoys sun tlu' fugcrs gct oft' to at slow st nt ns tht- Coxxlvoxs tllnnpccl IIT 35 out ol 49 74 63 -U? 62 62 Tl 72 89 -34 H16 85 82 Ti T-l Ti 11 78 65 OH 49 OPPONENTS THEY Jtllll1gSJllXYI1 l'l1nm'x lfclinlmurg S4lllfl1k'iISf . lfnst l,iu'rpuol . Slmron. . . Sll'lIIllt'l'S . Massillon . flirnrml .... Canton Iclnnun . Clanton Nlcliinlvy Silli'l'll .... lualxittslvllrg . . . Clanton Q'vntrnl Cfntln lloulzlncl ..,. llonrcllnanm . .xlllillTl'4' Niles , . . Canton llimltcn . TOURNAMENTS xtllll1,LfSUNYll North . .Xnstinlown l'itt'l1 Xonngstmvn llatwn . 91 38 84 T9 86 56 72 61 68 O4 73 68 39 87 67 36 90 6 I 68 35 J. Harding, M. Scala, T. Weaver, M. Rohly, F. Price, L. Preston, T, New- house, J. Crites, T. Raphtis, J. Theoharis, J. Uveges, G. Gherlein, J, Gibson. l2A foul shots to drop the home team 73-93 in their initial start. Altho the Chaneyites were out-scored in field goals, their foul attempts spelled the difference. Next the Harding quintet traveled to lidinburg Southeast where they downed the smaller school 65-38, doing nearly all their scoring in a big third quarter. Following the South- east quintet the Kempmen entertained lfast Liverpool, one of the top ranking teams in the state at that time. Fast Liverpool lives up to expectaions hy downing the Panthers 84-49, in one of the two really lopsided games of the year. Struthers, a high ranking steel- valley team, played host to the Hard- ingnites next and downed them 86-62. Going into the Massillon game with a 1-4 record the Panthers started a three-game winning streak including wins over Massillon, Girard and Can- ton Lehman. The Kempmen downed then win- less Massillon 73-55, in a completely one-sided game that saw the Panthers hegin the up-hill drive to the winning columns. Playing the role of ungra- cious guests, the hoopers downed Gi- rard by one point, 73-72, in Girard's own gym. Highly rated Girard was the first of five up-sets managed by the Kempmen during the 17-galne span. Canton Lehman, second of the five up-sets, was the next victim as the Warren quintet poured in 89 points to Lehman's 62 in a game that surprised nearly everyone. The age- old McKinley-hug hit Harding next as Canton McKinley downed the just too small Panthers 68-34. McKin- ley, who later lost to Middletown in the final game of the state tourney, proved to have too much in too many places for the visitors. Following the Bulldogs the XVarren- itcs once more hit their stride and swept over Salem, Leavittsburg, Can- ton Central Catholic and Howland, ending the four-game span with an eight and five record. The next game, at Salem opened the eyes of haskethall fans in a hurry. Two points for Harding as J. Crites lays in a bucket while T. Weaver looks on. T. Weaver puts in a driving lay-up as F. Price starts in for the rebound. Another sure point for Harding as Referees check the scores in the last home game in Harding's old gym. J. Theoharis loops in a foul shot, T. Weaver pops one in as J. Gibson J. Theoharis pumps from the floor Stretching high, F. Price snares watches for the rebound. for two more as the Panthers roll. a rebound from opposing players to spark the Panther offense. 126 pu Breaking virtually every team record in sight the two squads pumped in 209 points with Warren coming out on the long end of a 106- 103 score. Scoring at the rate of six point a minute the two quintets broke the following records: The team total for the Salem field house, team total for Harding, two-team total for the Salem field house, and two-teain total for Hard- ing. Three Panthers scored over 20 points and the other two got 18 and 19 apiece while one other player dumped in 12. Leavittsburg and their highly touted center, jerry Popeliec, were guests in the Harding gym next and were kept from a rout only by the individual efforts of Popeliec. The end of the game found the Yellow jackets on the losing side of an 85-75 score. Upset minded Canton Central Catholic were next on the agenda for the fast improv- ing XVarrenites and until the last quarter it looked as tho they were going to succeed in dumping their visitors, but after allowing Central to close the score to a one-point mar- gin the Panthers widened the gap to 82-68 the biggest margin of defeat against Catholic to that time. Winless Howland became the next victim as they were completely snowed under, 83-39. Guard Fred Price put on an astounding exhi- bition in seven shots in a row for Hardings first 14 points, six being two-handed set shots. Late in the third quarter Coach Lewis Kemp removed the first string and sent them to the showers, letting the second string finish the game. RESERVES J. Brown W. Armour R. Harrison J. Danko J. Hill, B. Norton T. Newhouse Mr. Krakor B. Peterson J. Stevens R. Smith W. Zuga E. Miner L. Preston J. Hinebauch Sporting their eight and five record, the Kempmen entertained the Boardman Spartans, highly ranked area team, and were downed 87-74. Fourteenth ranked Alliance Aviators came to Warren next and were promptly up- set by the unpredictable Panthers by a score of 73-67. Niles Red Dragons, with their rec- ord breaking center, Al Penska, received a sur- prise when after the game the scoreboard showed the Panthers ahead 77-56 in a game that, although hard fought, was never close. ln the final season game of the year the Hardingites vied for an upset over third rank- ing Canton Timken, but never quite closed the gap as Timken won 90-78. lt looked thruout the whole second half as if the Pan- thers might catch the Timken team, but mid- way thru the fourth quarter Timken started playing control ball and managed to stall out the game. ln the tournaments the Kempmen started out slowly defeating Youngstown North, 65-61. The North quintet, which had a 2 win, 14 loss record up to that time, came ex- ceedingly close to dropping the Panthers as they led nearly the whole way. Coming thru with a last minute scoring punch the Pan- thers just managed to squeeze out the victory. ln the second game of the tourney the Kempmen showed the team work and shoot- ing that they had displayed thruout the year by breaking the Youngstown South High Field House scoring record. Garnering 34 points in the third quarter the Panthers made the game looked as if both teams were using the same basket. Dropping in 98 points to Austin- town l7itch's 68 the XVarrenites topped any mark ever reached in that gym. Youngstown Bayen, a control hall team, was next, and as it later proved, last for the high scoring Warren team. Bayen, who played by letting the opposition make all the mis- takes, ran over the Panthers in a game that ended haskethall at Harding for another year. The final score read 55-39, one of the Pan- thers' lowest scores of the year. Altho the team record does not stand out, the team statistics tell the real story. Of the last 12 games that the team played only once did they fail to score under 70 points, four of the games broke the 80 mark, and one topped 100. All five regulars scored 200 points or bet- ter, another broke 100. Once again the Warren G. Harding Pan- thers had a season to he proud of. Tennis D. Loychik, R. Crow, R. Czepak, B. Beleny, T. Marcarello, D. Simpson, R, Miller. NOT IN PICTURE-L. Stuart, B. Layer. The recently installed courts at Packard Park were a great asset to Coach Michael Marca- rello's netmen as they again turned in a fine season. The courts cnahled Harding to play more home games than in the past. They were also an improvement over the old clay courts as poor spring weather did not make the hard surfaced courts sloppy. The 1955 tennis team hroke even with a season record of three wins against three losses. A well-rounded team with experienced guidance of Coach Marcarello, sparked hy a desire to win, were the contributing factors in the good season the team had. Harding opened their schedule on April 13, 1955, with a trip to Youngstown, where the team suffered its iirst sethack at the hands of an experienced Bayen High team. Board- man travcled to lyarren for Harding's first home game. The l'anthers' quick reacting overpowered Boardman as XYarren won the match. Due to had weather, the game with Youngstown Chaney was canceled. The next home game resulted in a defeat by Massillon. A return match with Bayen on the XYarren courts did not mar Bayen's winning streak, as Harding was shut out, 7-0. XVarren won on a forfeit oyer Boardman on hlay 10. The following day, in a match against Youngstown Chaney, they finished their season, 5 sets to 2. Harding has reason to he proud of its ten- nis team and the coach, Mr. Marcarello. The noticeable rise in the participation, both in school and out, of tennis in Xlarren is an in- dication of the fine work put forth by the players and coach. ln the future the Harding tennis team looks for larger and more experienced teams with a great increase in interest of tennis. REAR-W. Kraker, coachy R. Masucci, F. Price, D. Loulin, D. Seifert, T. Irwin, M. Scala. FRONT-R. Senkowitz, A. Simoneffi, D. Hoolihan, T. Raphtis, R. Funge, C. Bufone. I 955 VARSITY BASEBALL OPPONENT THEY Champion Niles .... Youngstown NVilson . Newton Fallss . Howland . . . Youngstown East Boardman MAHONING VALLEY TOURNAMENT Howland ...... Youngstown South . Niles . . N iles POST SEASON Baseball The 1955 debut of baseball Coach Bill Kraker was a very successful and outstanding one as the Panther diamondmen chalked up nine wine against three setbacks. Poor spring weather made for postponement of games and hampered warming up, but the Panthers over- came this obstacle and went on to muster a better than 750 percentage of wins. The fine coaching skill of Coach Kraker and the strong desire to win among the players were the out- standing factors in the high ranking season of the 1955 Panther baseball team. The Mahoning Valley tourney was the acme of the season as the Warrenites were high in ratings with two decisive wins. How- land was soundly defeated by Warren in the opening game, 17 to 6. Another victory for Warren was a thrilling 3 to 2 win over Youngstown South. NVarren's seasonal rival, Niles, beat the Panthers in a closc game, 2-1, but in a night game Warren had its revenge over the lXlcKinleyites, four runs to one in a post-season contest. C Stevenson breaks the tape in 100 yard dash Track Under the expert guidance of Coach George john- son the lleet-tootcd cindcrmcn of VVarrcn High had a record-breaking season in 1955. '1'he first meet was with Ravenna Township. Coach .lohnson's trackmen walked away with the meet, 77 to 41. 'l'he lirst triangular meet of the season was with lfast Liverpool and Alliance at Harding. Charles Stevenson set a new record of 21.4 seconds in the 18O-yard low hurdles. Also a new record, 151' 6 , in the discus throw was turned in by Eugene Stefani. llarding won, 72 2X5 to 43 2X5 by East Liverpool and 35 U5 lay Alliance. ln the second triangular meet Harding's 69 points stopped Youngstown North and Howland who had 46 and 33 points respectively. During the meet Don fcrial set a new record in the high hurdles of 15.3 seconds. i 1 3 Q 1 J 1 M... N , X x 'ty J. Hlaudy is up and over in the pole vault. Minus the services of Chuck Stevenson, War- rcn's key dash man, Harding lost its lirst dual meet in five years to Alliance .-Xviators, 58 to 60 points. VVarren placed fourth in the Northeast Ohio Dis- trict at Salem. lfugenc Stefani broke both the old N.H.O. and his own discus throw record set earlier in the season with a 1523 toss. Hlaudy of ltarf ren tied for a first in the pole vault as llarding gave a very commendable account of itself. liugene Stefani won the state championship in the discus at the state meet in Columbus luv a throw of 155' SKS , again setting a new llarding record. REAR -D. Gutelius, J. Zagger, F. Mil- Icro, D. McEwen, ROW 3- J. Allen, L. Wilson, R. Ailes, R. Turner, V. Flowers. ROW 2--A, Falone, D. Marris, E. High- tower, G. Breckenridge, D. Blakley. FRONT- Coach G, Johnson, W. Loy- chik, J. Hlaudy, J. Humenick. 130 Intramural Basketball xVll1I1Cl'S of the A Division in basketball were the B-Boys. REAR-R. Gosser, J. Garder. FRONT-B. Polinka, P. Sfares, N. Pritchard. XYinners of the B Division in basketball were the Desperacios. REAR-R. Grace, D. Gutelius, G. Scott. FRONT-J. Schultz, F. Millero, D. McEwen, R. Evans. XVinners of the AA Division in Basketball were the Dirty 5. REAR-D. Siefert, A. Simonetri, L. Redmond, B. Scott, D. Mosholder, D. Ross. FRONT-J. Snyder, W. Staub, W. Sears. Foul shooting champs intramural. REAR-J. Theobaris, T. Raphtis. New swam pi 5 ,iw QVENE re fg .,m.eQf ,fb wramuma 4x'fLkN,,5, 5973,-A 4 W awk Sa lntramural Baseball The Mncliinists were thc winners of tllc A llivision in lmsclmll. REAR-J. Nicholas, L. Spano, T. Weaver, B. Vila, R. Gorbie, R. Vaso. FRONT---D. Petrilla, C. Hudak, S. Kouloumon- dras, J. Crites, R. Maurie, R. Barrick. XVinncrs of thc B Division inf cluclccl: REAR-S. Barber, R, Coldiron, D. Young, G. Moamis. FRONT-J. Brantingham, J. Fuller, J. Young, C. Marvin The winners in lnlrzimuriil 'lruck wore: REAR-S. Harvey, R. Spencer, W. Brown, F. Smilh. FRONT-C. Dawking, T. Wilson, E. Hightower, R. Brown. l'l1x'sic'zil l .l'l'icicm'y winncrs in- cluclccl: N. Welke, R. Solarz, R, Kovac. 132 IQ56 Noon Cage Champs A smooth running intramural pro- gram depends largely upon the staff. During the 1955-1956 sea- son they included: REAR-C. Profera, W. Dahringer, J. Brown, A, Shinosky, G. Johnson. FRONT-J. Humenik, P. Tomko, H. Salcone, D. Gutelius, R. Tomko, R. Karafa. The winners of the AA Division in basketball were the Crazy Kings. REAR-R. Lawrence, E. Dowell, N. Reed, C. Douglas. FRONT-A. Macaulay, G. Beck, W. Dahringer, J. Morgan. The Mountaineers were the win- ners of the A Division in basketball. REAR-G. Moamis, R, Ives, J. King, R. Ed- wards. FRONT-C. Rhine, J. Brown, T. Sprecacenere, R. Grace, D. Loychik. The Flyers won the B Division in basketball. REAR-E. Fraser, D. Prox, R. DeSan1is. FRONT-J. Len, J. Dornin, N. Pishofti, W. Bruce. NN:-TNQ5 L The 1955 Spring intramural sports were high- lighied by parlicipafion in Ohe cross-counfry runs held in 'he fairgrounds. Pidured are the winners: REAR-J. Potts, E. Hightower. FRONT-C. Rector, J, Humenik, R. 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WARREN, OHIO 4E l42 .w, oe' A V I L 10 Q F I- O if . if Q UI I0 2 1 w ou' 4-A4 Qc, 'Yee coNcRAruLAnoNs T0 THE cLAss OF 1956 240 TAYlllH'WlNFlElll Ummm I 62 North Park JEWELERS SINCE I 847 The Vautrot and Myers Co. DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Avenue Warren, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 GIBSON COMPANY 200 NORTH CHESTNUT AVENUE PHONE 4257-I T43 QQ' paw, I :- .qrm ,Wy Ax M .Sofa QA 'N .M , M, 3-Tiiix. .V ,ar 1 NlIK'Cl'55IllI zlcllxlty llL'liL'l CRIININIIQI1 cmlcnl with 14111 .K Li if .1 PILHIL .lt Camp Q IIICIQAIQQI w...-.X llll. PATRONS ANTENUCCI, INC. BESS NEWTON BROWN DANCE STUDIO BROOKS CLOTHIER DARLING SHOP FlSHER'S DAIRY BAR G. K. BAKERS, INC. HARDING DAIRY HERMAN AND SONS JENNY SHOP MACKS MAR-FAE' BEAUTIFUL SALON MARVIN ELECTRIC CO. 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BE SHARP First Federal Savings ancl DRESS SHARP Loan Ass'n of Warren Come to LARRY'S SQUIRE SHOP From soup to nuts, members of Speakers Bureau went all-out in planning :heir farewell banquet in honor of members of who were part of the January gradu- ating class. Though the affair was held during the noon hour the program was able to include a delicious four-course meal and a delightfully entertaining program. Compliments of FOR THE BEST IN JEWELRY AND GIFTS The Geniry Company STOP AT l58 North Pine Royal Jewelry I36 South Park Ave WARREN'S EXCITING NEW STORE FOR MEN Dial 2084-I l52 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 THE WEAN ENGINEERING CO., INC. The annual trip to Washington, D. C., under the leadership of Miss Simons, is conducted during the Easter vacation. These girls are shown the working of Congress and the inside story of our government while enioying the various sights in the nation's capital. I53 SUCCESS IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE . . 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E. 1180 W. Market Street Warren, Ohio Prescription Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF 1956 THE WARREN HARDWARE COMPANY BUSY SINCE 1892 179 - 183 WEST MARKET STREET WARREN, OHIO 155 index A Cappella Choir, 105 Activities, 84-113 Activity Ticket, 139 Advertisers, 135-155 Assistant Principal, 11 Assistant Superintendent, 10 Audio-Visual, 101 Band, 120 Baseball, 129 Basketball, 124-127 Board of Education, 10 Boosters, 108, 109 Boys' State, 107 Building, 2 Cauldron, 113 Cheerleaders, 121 Chemistry, 101 Chess, 100 Christmas, 96 Coaches, 120 Community Fund, 137 Curriculum, 72-83 Deans, 12 Decimi, 87 Dedication, 2 Dramatics, 94, 95 Echoes, 1 12 Faculty, 13-18 F. B. L. A., 85, 86 Florida, 4-7 Football, 115-122, Banquet, 122 French, 102, 103 Frolics, 108, 109 Future Nurses, 87 Future Teachers, 92. 93 Girls' State, 107 Golf, 123 Hi-Eco-Sy, 97 Home Ec. Club, 91,92 Homecoming, 88, 89 Honor Society, 98 Intramurals, 131 - 134 Janitors, 19 Junior Librarians, 111 Juniors, 60-64, 110 Key Club, 107 Lens and Shutter, 100 Lettermen, 89 Mardi Gras, 103 May Queen, 110 Monitors, 111 Office Help, 19 Orchestra, 104 Phytons, 91 Principal, 11, 99 Radio, 96 Seniors, 21, August, 22, January, 23-33: June, Sophomores, 65-71 Spanish, 102, 103 Speakers Bureau, 90, 152 Sports, 114-134 Student Council, 99 Superintendent, 9, 122 Tennis, 128 Thespians, 95 Track, 130 Washington Trip, 153 Y-Teens, 106 156 34-59