Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

 - Class of 1955

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I 'N , vg f ...f....w SCHOOL If' Im' V-F iwiif., Wellsville High School Wellsville, Ohio Wkx A 4 'Wa Annuol Dedlcotuon sky He IS not only a friend to everyone but IS always wlllmg to help anyone who asks for help He sponsors many actlvltles among them the Senior Class annual and Commercial Club At the football games the concessnon stand was a success due to hrs untlrlng eFforts and his experience with annuals helped produce an outstanding book As a teacher Mr Polesky can wlthout question be considered tops Wlth great slncerlty we the Sensors say Thanks' Mr Polesky received a Bachelor of Science degree from State Teachers College lndlana Pennsylvanla and a Master of Educatlon degree from the Unlverslty of Pnttsburgh He holds the rank of Captain In the United States Army Reserve and has serv ed In both World War Il and the Korean War -4 'J' The Senior Class proudly dedicates this annual to Mr. Pole- Admlnlstrcltlon DR SEWARD E DAW A long and successful career nn the fleld of educa tnon has been achleved by Dr Daw He began teachmg In rural schools and soon became prnnclpal of the Musklngham County Vlllage Schools Then for sux years he was supermtendent of the Caldwell clty schools He came to Wellsvllle In T922 and has been Superlntendent of Schools for thlrty three years The Wellsvllle Schools have made many advancements un der his capable leadershup and the Daw Junior Hugh School was named for hum thus year an recognition of these contributions Dr Daw receuved a Bachelor of Arts degree from Musklngham College a Master of Arts degree from the Unlverslty of Chlcago and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the Unrverslty of Pittsburgh Not only has he educated hlmself well but has made significant contributions to the educatnon of others He has written readers The Successful Llvlng Series He IS also co author of an elementary speller My Speller WILLIAM MENOUGH The educational career of Mr Menough began In 1936 and he has been a teacher and admlnlstrator ln the Wellsvulle school system for nineteen years Before enterlng the United States Army IH 1943 he taught at the MacDonald School for seven years After the war he returned to Wellsvulle Hugh School to teach Social Business subgects ln 1950 he became prlnclpal of MacDonald School and two years later became Prmclpal of Wellsvulle Hxgh School The actlvltues and program of studies have advanced under hrs helpful guidance Mr Menough IS a graduate of Wellsvllle Hugh School He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohro Wesleyan Unlverslty rn 1934 and a Master of Education degree from the Unlverslty of Plttsburgh lr' 941 5- I l I I I several widely-used textbooks, including a series of I ' - ll Il , . I ' l . MARIAN I IIAK Dear Altos STANLEY MUCZYNSKI BA Consumer Economncs Socna so on and so forth GLORIA DE LOPEZ O ' If l could only get them to speak MAHALA E INGRAM lBusuness BS M L Hustory and Sclence Really People' 6 RUTH IRWIN Now lets stop that nonsense ROLLAND ALVIN EVANS BA Mathematics Lets have more sulence please B.S., M.A., Vocal Music B.A., Spanish and Social Studies B.S., M.L., English H ,, h. ,, , Af, ir. Faculty WW JOHN S McDEVITT ESTELLE M ELTON You re loafung Ladies dont wear leans to class EDVIN V PUGH JAYNE SMITH BS Social Studies Principals Secretary Well yes and Yhen again no Good morning' Wellsvllle Hugh School 7 -,W THOMAS A HEALEY Calm down you guys MICHAEL J MATO BS Science Now all you have To do IS Think' 'lx QM MM, , nvaliw 9, , 'X 1? 4. 35 1 ,, B.S., Physical Education and Coaching B.S., M.L., English B,S., Health and Coaching Foculty I 6 Sas RUTH KERR DONALD A LOWE B ML Hlstory and Atiendance BS lndusirnaIArts Dad you call the Doctor? Dont leave untnl thls shop ns clean' FORD S BALL NOVA C RUNYON BS M Ed Indusfrlal Aris BS Englush Did you mark that up? Please get busy people ALBERT A CHECKLER REGINA A LUCAS ANTHONY F MULHOLLAND B S Physical Educahon and Coachmg B S Cgmmgrglal B S Sclence and Coaching I want to hear these announcemems Plc out your favorne wmdow and M fdefl ' ' even If you dont fhen 'X LH' R . 1 I' . , X A L L avg 0' .S., . ., ' . ., ' I ,f .Wk . . 1 rf V V I.. Faculty EUGENE V GRECO HELEN G WELCH JOHN A POLESKY BS Insfrumemal Muslc BA Teacher Lnbrarnan BS MEd Commercial Dont forget the lessons fomghf Magaznnes are read at that table They have eyes but they see not VERA C DElANEY GEORGIA ARTZNER EVELYN K JORDAN B A M Ed Health and Physlcal Educahon B A Home Economncs B A Home Economics Im not Iemng anyone our of thus class Now lets get quue! raght gurls may I have your atten tnon'7 9 . , . A , Boord of Ed ucotlon BOARD MEMBERS Seated Arthur E Culp Earl A Bake President Russell Dysert Standlng Raymond a Rolley Clerk Edgar G Platt Seward E Daw Not Pictured Mrs Mary Rahter Vrce President The Wellsvnlle Cnty Schools have shown marked advancement under the dlrectlon of the present Board of Educatron The current one half mrllnon dollar bunldung program ns a result of their leadershlp and nts completlon will provide modern tacnlutres for the expandlng school needs of the clty The Daw Junlor Hugh School and the addr tuon of Garfield School have already been completed The new MacDonald Elementary School IS In the process of being constructed and nts completnon wall Gnush the bunldung program The board strnves to provlde a strong school system that IS up to date and whnch provides superuor educational opportunities Custodlons S Dwight McLean Hugh School Wnllnam M Moncrlet Beacon Memorial E C Mundy Nicholson Freld Gymnasium I . . ' ' - F I - - f - , , - . - , 5 . , , . : . , . O fl , . , , . , . SENICJRS Wa? fa Q 4544 '54 M wx I Senior Closs Officers PRESIDENT WILMA JEAN SPRIGGS Wilma Our class president . . . a beautiful blond SECRETARY JULIA ELIZABETH LYNN Judy Y-Teen president . , . a friend to all . . . keen personality . . . never 1oo busy to lend a helping hand. VICE PRESIDENT JOSEPH JACKSON Joe Dresses to a t . . . a class officer always wears a smile. TREASURER wuuAM RALPH serrsmnos Bill Hails from the country . . . class treas- urer . . . works af Warden's . . . very dignified, but extra nice. Annuol Executives -- :- . .. 2 1, fi. r r rr ur EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER DONALD ARTHUR TOWNLEY SONDRA AGATHA BAUGHMAN DIANNE THERESA ABRAMS . Sandy Di . Don Our annual editor . , . a real slave- From up on the hill . . . quiet and Long blond hair . . . secretary of Y- driver . . . full of ambition . . .headed nice . . . on The Y-Teen cgbinet . . , Teens . . . a true friend , . . likes a for college. enioys chorus. sailor. BETTY ANN ALLISON Batty A future teacher , . . quiet but nice . . . a sweet dimplecl smile . . . her hear1's in Liverpool. WILLIAM WESLEY ARMSTRONG Bill Headed 'For college . . . vice-president of FTA , . . everyone knows him . . . blond curly hair. AN GELA MARIE AMATO Our hzad Dolly maiorette . . . tall and blond . , . better known as Dolly , . . everyone knows her VIRGIL BACKUS Virgil Comes from the country . . , likes girls , . , always Talking in classes. BEVERLY ELAINE ANDREWS Tall and n meetings . Annie ice . , . always seen at council . . nice to know. DIANNE MARIE BAILEY A peppy cheerleader . . . personality plus . . . tops with the class . . . plenty of zip and zing. DELIGHT WILLIMAR ARBAUGH Mickey Active an Y-Teens . . . a real smooth voice . . . personality plus . , . is in the band. MARLENE KAYE BALL Marlene Hails from Liverpool . . . plans to be a nurse . . . nice to know . . . really sharp. MICHAEL PAUL BARTH Mlke Easy gomg gets along wuth everyone usually wnth the boys MARY ELIZABETH BOYD Shorty Short but energetnc loves gym Cass DAVID PAUL BEAUMONT Chlcken Red hazr and freckles In he ro Iectnon Clab mce to know THOMAS JOSEPH BROPHY Tom Lakes football a whnz In track tall and good lookmg bashful but nnce DOROTHY ANN BEMIS Do! protlgees plans on a nursing career frlendly to all CAROLE LEE BROWN Sus Tops un Intramurals freckles galore plenty of dry wut RICHARD MICHAEL BLANER Dick Locks dreamy In blue cant see with out has glasses plenty of personality often seen In a canary yellow Ford ALLEN EARL BYERS Dunk A half year student qunet and shy ndes the school bus ' . . . l . ' . . . ' t P - Band president . , . one of Mr. Pugh's FRED CARTER Sketch An end on the football team never In a hurry not much to say everyone likes hum KEITH WELLINGTON COOPER Kenh Drlvcs a fast fancy Bulck has plenty n th likes gurls FRANCES HELEN CATALDO Fran Plenty of dark halr loves sports lnves on a farm heart throb In Llver poo RHEA DIANE CRAIG Rhea Real brlght blond hanr the band ANGELO PETER CIANNI Monk Drives a powder blue Plymouth not Interested nn school a qulet personal: A good s wuth CATHRINE JO VANNA CREA Cathy Lukes to talk full of enthusiasm takes part In eveythmg ROSE MARIE CIANNI ns of humor nuce To be doesnt care for school MARY THERESA CREATURO Mary Loves o dance loves downtown knows everyone o e ball . . . ' ' . I. I I h ' ' . . , in . . . a future teacher. ty. Ro ROSE ANN CREATURO Rose Shy and pretty . . . her friends all like her , . . neat as a pin. JOSEPH PETER DILORETO Joe Student council president . . . nice brown eyes , . . crazy about girls . . . a real Romeo . . . tops with everyone. SHIRLEY JEAN CUSTER Shirley Has beautiful brown eyes . . . always seen with a certain boy . , . quiet and oh so sweet. BYRON DEAN ELI.lOT Denny Blond hair . , . better known as Denny . . . the girls all like him . . . nice as he can be. SAM VINCENT DADDARIO Sam Easy going . . . lackadansical . . , a slow nice smile . . . a friend to Dr. Sam. ALICE FAYE ERWIN Snowball Half-day student . . . twinkling eyes . . a gift of gab. ELSIE MAE DANIELS Likes boys , . . doesn't say much . . . in Y-Teens. DORTHY ANN FISTEL Dol A half-day student . . . goes to beauty school . . . a likable personality. JOHN JOE FITCH Stagley Plays a mean game of basketball . . . has a deep husky voice , . . high and -Vig'1ty , . . easy-going. HAROLD HUBERT HANCOCK Butch Rzd-red hair . . . loads of freckles . . blue-blue eyes . . . Miss Lucas's pal. BETTY ANN FOLEY Betty A future Florence Nightengale . , . a soft pretty voice . . . works at Moon's. GEORGEANN ELIZABETH HARRIS Gigi Lings out in chorus . . , everyone's friend. 2,42 M ,, Z, gi. BETTY ANN FOSTER Betty A contagious chuckle . . . likes gym class and chewing gum. DUDLEY STEWART HAVELOCK Dud Droll as he can be . . . likes blond hair and rabbit hunting . . , doesn't care for school. DONNA JEAN 'SEER Donna Our prom queen . . . a real knockout . . . sweet as she can be. JAMES RICHARD HECKATHORNE lm Tall and silent . . . always dignified . . 0 T1blTIOUS. A-u,...a S, rf ROBERT BRUCE HOFFMAN JR Bo A real dreamboat llkes cornmercual sublects used to be shy a nnce oeep voice WILLIAM EUGENE JOBE l Bug blue eyes a fast basketball play nnce and not as quuet as you thunk SHELBY JEAN HOWELL A cute luttle blond halls from Ky and proud of nt JANET CARRIE JOHNSTON an You spell It with a t from uptown cant want to graduate JEANETTE JOYCE JENKINS Joyce Works In Russells wears a diamond halls from the country VIOLA GRACE LITTLE Shy and snappy nd s he school bus pleasnng to know BARBARA ANN JERNIGAN Babs Mrs Runyons secretary a real Mc Carthy fan always gnggllng MARY FRANCES LONG Mar Secretary of the National Honor JOCIBTY always has her homework done frnendly wlth everyone SALLY LOU LONG a n anbmoas future teacher shy and swet plays clarinet in band likes an anrman MAUREEN LU McKENZIE Maureen A member of YTeens quick and friendly as thoughtful as can be PHYLLIS MARY LUCKINO Phy Shmy black hair a sharp dresser giggles continuously always ready with a smile JOHN HERMAN MICK Johnny National Honor Society President shy and serious a mi londollar smile JOHN HENRY MARTIN Student Tops in football Mr Pugh: student a kewpie doll smile as modest as they come. THOMAS HAROLD MICK Tom Llves for basketball . . . takes life in his stride . . . has a dry sense of humor . . . just loves physics class. DORIS ANN McCLELLAND Doris Works in the office , . . long dark hair . . . sparkling personality . . . always ready with a helping hand. THEDA BARBARA MICUCCI Dolly The class chatterbox . . . always has you laughing . . . likes tall dark men . . . will never be forgotten. 5-91- ,,.. r DAISY MAE MILINKOVICH Daze Rides the school bus . . . champion gum cracker . . . likes boys . . , always smil- ing. VIRGINIA ANN ORR Ginny Works for Miss Kerr . . . always seen witlfi' Doris . . . blushes easily . . . friend- ly and dependable. MARTHA LOUISE MOORE Marty Active in Y-Teens . . . pleasing to know . . . has a shy smile for everyone. VIRGIL LEWIS OURS Virg Joined us this year . . , blond 'Flat-top . . . serious and ambitious . . . a real cute smile . . . gets along with everyone. MARVIN JOSEPH MOORE Marlo The class poet . . . a busy bookworm . . . works at lsaly's. RALPH RICHARD PASQUALE Heckle On the yearbook staff . . . always seen with the gang , . . lust call him Heckle . . . likes to be behind the wheel. MARY LOU NELSON Mary Easy going . . . always gabbing . . full of fun. JAMES WILLIAM PEDDICORD Jim Spends as little time as possible in school . . . carefree . . , seen roaring down Main Street. DONNA JEAN PLATE Donna Looks sharp in a duck cut . . . cant wait for nurse's training . . . cute and carefree 4 , , never without the gang. ROBERT EDWIN REESE Farmer Taking things easy likes to farm tall and droll ELEANOR PEARL PORTER Skeezlx Always tardy a student secretary rather shy likes to eat PATRICIA BLANCH RICE Perky Call her Perky please . . . big blue eyes . . , likes to laugh. MARY ELIZABETH PUCCI Dolly A real doll . . . easily embarrassed . . . has the cutest squeal . . . sweet to everyone. MILDRED LOUISE ROUSH Millie A Y-Teen officer . . . neat as a pin . . . not much to say . . . blushes at a glance. MARY SUZZANE REED Suzy A real carrot top . . . a fine sprinkle of freckles . . , always having fun . . . as h:Ipful as can be. WILLIAM .ION SCHOOLCRAFT Bill On the football team . . . can't keep quiet . . . likes to clown around. f-- -wus:-rq 'Wwe ix. hu-1. wr MW ti 1, E ORVAI. ARNOLD SCHOOLCRAFT Artie Our news reporter . . . ambitious as they come . . , plays a mean trumpet . . . a real lady killer. WILLIAM WAYNE STARK l Plays in the church league quiet friendly a good kid BARBARA LYNNE SLONAKER Barb ln ove with people pretty as can always ready with a 'favor likes tall dark men JOSEPH JAMES SURACE oe Teams best linebacker our pro king happiest when dancing the class crooner DONNA JEAN SMITH Donnie There are rings on her finger pleasant as can be RONALD KEITH THOMPSON Bug Ike Works at Warden s everyon s chauf feur strong and silent LLARENCE SPANN Tm Pan A sharp dresser friends with every one pretty white teeth FRANK LEE TOMPKINS Frank Always seen but never heard a and dark SHERRILL LYNNE TRANTER Sherry Actuve an YTeens student councnl alternate a student secretary Ilked by all RALPH DALE WELLS Ralph Always daydreammg never has much to say SARA MAE VALENTINE ro'n th 5 0 Qld Pughs cornstamper a hot temper a real fruend CAROL ANN WHITTAKER Carol The class sweater gurl a canary m chorus a good sense of humor Zeke R creatlon dnsc lockey headed 'for the Army takes physics In his stride MELVIN DEAN WILFING Wllly Always clowmng not a worry the world dark curly haur GARY TYRONE WEEKLEY Gary Always has a wase crack basketball manag r keeps the movne progector company MICHAEL GERALD WILSON Mllxe Short and sharp Mr Checklers rnght hand man seen at Russell s dances Kat style Ky. F . .3 hill f Ky .... Mr. LARRY H. WALTON ' . . . in if on RUSSELL DEAN WINSLOW Russ Greatest dance band In the land VIEVSY S YIOUS feal QOUE In ITIUSIC Tall and 'Tl CAROL IOANN WYAND A member of YTeens sings ou In chorus pretty blond hanr JOHN WOLF John nsce lookmg really sends Joesnt say much SYLVIA MAUD YOUNG IS Soft spoken a wnllmg worker FIICE to eVeYyOne SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Standing Orval Schoolcrafr Bull Jobe Dons McClelland Joe D1 Ioreto Sealed Mzke Wulson Dnanne Barley SENIOR CONCESSION STAND WORKERS Fronl Elea nora Porter Elsue Daniels Maureen McKenzue, Sher rrll Tranter, Dons McClelland Back Georgean Harris, Frances Caialdo Barbara Jernugan, Mar Creafuro, Judy Lynn Sondra Baughrnan Carol Whmaker Vurguma Orr, Blll Armstrong, Ralph Pa quale, Perky Rice Sylvia Young f In September of l95l a large group of bewildered s udents from the MacDonald paro chsal and rural schools squared thesr shoulders and prepared to tackle the four year courses sn hsgh school Confusion prevailed as they frantsc ally ran about trying to find the rooms lssted on thesr schedules After a few weeks thsngs became normal and the new students were briefed on the Student Councsl and elections were held The few who were chosen as repre sentatsves were proud of their selectson The Sophomore year then came and Sslas the year the students dsscovered poetry sn the form of a poetry notebook that all struggled to make The hsghlsght of this year was basketball as thss was when Bevo Francss and the Wells vslle basketball team were sn their glory Despite all thss excitement the year seemed to go very slowly The Junsor year finally rolled around and the class elected officers under the supervssson of Mr Mulholland As class sponsor he gave excellent gusdance The offscers chosen were Fred Carter Pressdent Mske Wslson Vsce Press dent Judy Lynn Secretary and John Msck Treasurer Basketball concesssons several skatsng partses and a movse were topped by the Junsor img.. Clcsss Hsstory Sensor Prom The class members had a lot of fun decoratsng The Prom Chasrman was Cathy Crea and the orchestra was Johnny Chsck s Thss was a wsth Mr Polesky taksng over the tremendous sob The Sensor year came on September 7 1954 when the class was offscsally declared sensors with Mr Polesky taksng ove rthe tremendous sob of Sensor Class sponsor Class offscers for the Sensor year were Wslma Sprsggs Pressdent Joe Jackson Vsce Pressdent Judy Lynn Secretary Bsll Bettersdge Treasurer The class undertook the prosects of football concesssons sellsng of Sweaters The bsggest actsvsty was the prepara tson of the yearbook whsch was etfscsently handl ed by Don Townley Edstor sn Chief Sondra Baughman Associate Edstor and Dsanne Abrams Bussness Manager The yearbook was supervssed by Mr Polesky The class play was wonderfully dsrected by Mrs Welsh and was tstled Father of the Brsde It was splendsdly presented and applauded by the audsence The days rushed by and suddenly Class Day arrsved then the ban quet then Baccalaur ate and finally Commence ment Some of the Sensors laughed some of them shed a few tears and some crsed real hard because they all knew there were none among the class who wouldnt msss the happy days spent dursng hsgh school 'N 2 . u'. -1' I 'Q A ' 6 -T ' , 'W nf I -A' I - . - . - . I ' - , I - - ' : U' I , l I Marne, will never be forgotten. This was also candy and wreaths at Christmas time, and selling ' ' f e r l T C294 as O 0 Se ers N 'He MOST ATHLETIC Carol Brown John Martin NICEST EYES Shirley Custer Keith Cooper MOST VIVACIOUS Doris McClelland Bill Jobe BEST DRESSED Phyllis Luckino Joe Jackson WITTIEST Behy Foley Torn Mick BEST SPORTS BEST DANCERS Sue Reed Mary Creaturo Harold Hancock Joe Surace Frances Cafaldo X s v G MOST TALKATIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ralph Pasquale Gary Weekley Theda Micucci NICEST HAIR Wilma Spriggs Angelo Cianni Donna Smith Judy Lynn Virgil Ours NICEST SMILES Betty Allison Bob Hoffman If it l ? 'F' 0, Y 'le BEST SCHOLARS BEST LEADERS MOST BASHFUL Virginia Orr Sondra Baughman Mildred Roush Bill Betteridge Don Townley JOl'H1 Mlfik Maw Long Sherrill Tranter BEST PERSONALITIES BEST ARTISTS Dianne Abrams Barbara Jernigan Tom Brophey Fred Carter Marlene Ball Janet Johnston BEST MUSICIANS MOST ORIGINAL Orval Schoolcraft Georgeann Harris Dorothy Bemis Larry Walton Russell Winslow BEST LOOKING Donna Geer Joe DiLoreto MOST POPULAR Dianne Bailey Denny Elliott Mary Pucci BEST VOCALISTS Delight Arbaugh Mike Wilson MOST DIGNIFIED Rose Creaturo Jim Heckathorn As Pp,0PllE ll' IIQI JI. C While walking the streets of our clty l found a torn and tattered newspaper lylng near the curb I read lt from the weather report to crossword puzzles and found the following In WELLSVILLE PROPHET May 29 1965 Edltor Don Townley Associate Editor Sondra Baugh man Subscribers Class of 1955 The headlines read Noted Physicist Professor Zeke Walton To Test Supersonlc J Bomb Tomorrow In The Old Mull Lot l wonder what the J stands for? Down In the corner we find the headline Heckle huts 56th telephone pole Breaks alltume record It looks like Ralph Pasquale and his little yellow Olds have done It again Flash' Electron returns coming In Bob Reese leadlng Mel Wllfing In the Ohio Senatorlal Race Now back to the local news Here rs an lnterestnng :tem Duck Blaner appointed new supervlsor of Sewage Disposal Plant Congratulations to Duck for finally making It Now look at this Tom Mlck impeached as Cnty Treasurer Maybe he needed the money for gas Next lets turn to the editorial page Here is an open letter to the editor from Cathy Crea complaining about the smell from the Disposal Plant Its running her restaurant business you know what rt does to spaghetti sauce' The Here and There sectlon for the distract rs always Interesting It announces Russell Wins lows orchestra will play at Joe Dlloretos Navy Lounge next week He will feature a new trio THE BOINGS consisting of Mike Wilson Joe Surace and Carol Whlttaker with Betty Foley as vocalist You can now buy your hunting license at Virgina Orrs General Store Ginny advises not to be caught without one Here vs another note of Interest Malor Havelock IS home vrslt mg has wlfe the former Rhea Craig and their sux sets of twins Dudley always sand they re cheaper bv the dozen Up before Mayor Wlllram Betterldge for traffic violations this week were Virgil Backus Boll Armstrong Keith Cooper Dorothy Bemis and Phyllis Lucklno Clarence Spann and Bull Stark were the State Patrolmen who brought the culprits un Let us now look at the marriage licenses It looks like Betty Allison and Denver finally tied 32 the knot Donna Geer and Stacy finally made rt too And then theres Orval Schoolcraft and Debbie Maybe It wlll be a triple wedding Next the birth announcements A bouncing ten pound sailor born to the former Dianne Abrams and Commander Vince DeFlllppo It looks like Sara Valentine and her husband had a lrttle cornstamp er Twlns rf you please and none other than Donna Hitchcock and family Then a look with the patients Mary Pucci hospitalized with two broken toes beuno treated by Doctor Sam Dad darlo Barbara Slonaker is quarantined with a new disease It might be lust plain old love On the Homemakers page IS a new recipe Should be good as It rs one of Frances Cataldos concoctnons The edntor for the Keep In Tram column IS Shlrley Custer She does a good 'ob at On the next page there us a lust of the new lowing teachers have been enoaoed for the next term John Muck to teach English Ralph Wells to be the new physics teacher Curtis Joy will teach American problems Martha Moor to In struct typing and shorthand It seems as though the faculty ns to be greatly nmproved For the society page the editor as Gary Weekley as he always dad know vt all The first :tem of nterest IS that Lneutenants Dalsey Mnlnnk ovlch and Mary Lou Nelson are home on leave from Washington where they are stationed wnth the Arr Force Somethlno very unterestnng IS that the former Sally Lono of Wellsvull was married Sunday In a beautnful mnlltary ceremony Rev James Heckathorne pronounced the vows In the lrvnno room of the luxur-ous Lond home which was beautifully decorated nn punk and white by the noted lnterlor decorator Mass Sherrll Tranter The brlde was beautifully attlred IH a weddlnq gown of slipper satan and chantllly lace created by the famous designer Viola Lnttle Her maid of honor Rose Ann Creaturo the well known fashion model was dressed In a powder blue floor length dress An artncle states that Marvin Moore has publrshed hrs first book of poetry ln the theater sectnon the Ceramic announces John Wolf s tremendous production The Great C 4 ,f O of f -A I. , .r I I Y xf '61 IV :VI I Cl! 11111 ll . . . l ,, . -- if, . . 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I I , I - ' ' ' D 1 - u As p,0PllE jfs IIQQ .R- cl Lover starring handsome exciting Denny Elliott and beautiful vivacious Delight Arbaugh lf you are in the mood for a musical there is one at the American entitled The Dancing Hep Kats starring that colossal sister dance team Dianne Bailey and Mary Creaturo And at the Liberty is The Brain and the Bachelor starring Virgil Ours and Bob Hoffman and directed by Allen Byers In the sports section there is a column edited by Bill Schoolcraft the local football coach There is an ad featuring tickets on sale for the coming exhibition game between the Harlem Globetrott rs and the College All Stars Bill Jobe and John Martin have been piling up impressive records for the latter An article tells that wrestling fans witnessed some fine bouts last night The main event was a match between Beverly Andrews and Carole Brown with Jo Ann Wyand as the referee The decision was a draw In track Tom Brophey is preparing to break the sound barrier the former Dolly Amato and former head mayor ette says she wishes he would move that fast around the house John Fitch has been devoting his spare time which he has plenty of in coach uno the younosters in basketball Most of hrs youno players are sons of his former class mates in Wellsville High On the next page are the advertisements but in this paper even advertisements can be interesting Here is something of interest for the girls about a SALON BUTCH our specialty bleaching and dying Hope that Harold Hancock is happy in the beauty business He always dad have the urge to dye hair and we hear two of his steadiest customers are the glamour girls Theda Micucci and Rose Cianni Looks like Butch might have some pretty stiff competion though Heres an ad for Dorothy Fistels House of Beauty which has developed a new process in which she deep freezes her cold waves Heres an ad for Howells Old Kentucky Restaurant We hear Shelbys makino pretty good business what with a cook like Bettv Foster and efficient waitresses like Svlvia Youno Marv Boyd Joyce Jenkins and Elsie Daniels It looks like Wells ville has increased its Taxi Service too From the appearance of two ads Donna Plate and Ronnie Thompson are running neck to neck in the com petition There is something interesting at the bottom of the page Do you have problem children? Are you tired of batting them on the head? Just send them to Patricia Rlces Finish ing School for Juvenule Delmquents The comncs section shows where Barbara Jernigan and Janet Johnston are now drawing the new cartoon Senator Joe Also Sketch Carter is drawing a strip called Creeping Sambo Here IS a puzzle to puzzle them all Mary Long now has a daily crossword puzzle In the paper and it ought to be good after twelve years of practice The final page announces the television programs for the nrght One is a colossal new program that Marlene Ball has on Channel Two in which she really charms them in a softlights and soft music setting But what really takes the cake is the commercial Mike Barth does a good gob of advertising matresses He doesnt say a word and lust sleeps like a baby There is an other cute TV commercial out now for shampoo and it features the Halo Sisters Wilma Spriogs Sue Reed and Doris McClelland Here are a few items of interest at the bottom of the page Alice Erwin and Georoeann Harris have pooled their capital to start a bubble gum factory and Eleanor Porter is to be their chief sampler The Juvenile Court will meet this Wednesday under the direction of Judoe Anoelo Cianni who step ped into Judoe Tobin s shoes Soeakino of people stepping into other peoples shoes here is an article saying that Judv Lynn has taken over as school nurse Joe Jackson has started his own delivery service and is reallv fancy with Cadillac trucks His drivers are Frank Tompkins David Beaumont Maureen McKenzie and Mlldred Roush The future always has suprises In store and there were certannly many awaiting the Class of 1955 Who would have dreamed any these items in the newspaper ever would have happen e 7 C 4 f I C? 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J D A Elain ulp Jo n ulp Robert Curtis Norman Dean v rly D ee John Dobbins Gretchen Eckfeld Gerald Fishback John France Donald Franklin Fred Frost LaRue Fultz Rosalie Fusco Susan Galupo Nancy Gibson Vincent Giles Nick Grande Donald Hall Kenneth Hall Bill Hamilton Susan Handley Mary Lou Henthorne James Hitt Arthur Householder Mary Howell Janet Ice Bonnie Irons Joyce Jackson Irma Johnson Jack Jones Bill Ketchum Richard Knepper Faye Koon Linda Krepps James La Clair Paul Leatherberry Ted Leatherberry Linda Lewis Susie Long Richard Livolsi Lenorah Little Robert Malone Bonnie Mason Sue McBane Harvey McCauley JoAnn McConnell Ruth McDevitt Michael McDowell Fred Mclntosh James Means Patricia Mellott Linda Menough Mary Metz Lester Mick William Miller Larry Miller Juniors fr at Q5 pw mf - at ' 4 f . . I ,,.. 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Sophomores an--X if if ii Paula Hoal Eddie Householder Richard Jackson Sally Jewell Jack Jobe Wliliam Johnson Walter Johnson Thomas Joy Robert Keister James Kelley Wayne Kerns Jon Kiggans John Lassiter James Leake Jerry Leigh Richard Lisle Mark Manning Perry Mathess Sara Mayfield Martha McCauley Robert McCauley Linda McClure Naomi NlcCune Gen vieve McDevitt Martha Mclntosh John McMahon Betty Means Bill Means arol Messenger Larry Metzgar Judy Miller Karen Miller Janice Milligan Jean Ann Mobley Naomi Mobley Paul Mobley Reed Moore Robert Morgan B tty Nelson Janet Nightengale Leah Nile Rhea Nile Wayne Ours JoAnn Patterson William Pelley Eugene Petty George Pisarsky Arlene Plate Leonard Plate Lewus Plate Larry Porter Marsha Porter Wanda Powell Bull Poynter Ronald Presuttu Don Pullue Luther Pullle Ann Rahter Hubert Reynolds Charles Roberts Ray Rolley Lenora Ross Jean Ann Sabbato Charles Sayre Tum Sedor Carol Shnnn Bobble Jean Smith Donald Smlth Regus Smvth James Southerland Merle Stewart Bull Talbott Mary Tedeschu Barbara Thompson Martln Thompson Joan Thrasher Dennle Tranter Shurley Vaness Jack Wellnngton Sue Whiteman Joyce Wilkes Ann Williams Tommy Wilson Sidney Wlnland Dnana Wlse Gerald Woodward Carmen Wrlght Rnchard Wyand Sophomores Gm Nh. 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Freshmen .Q- for 4 -gpm WWW Lrnda Adams Amy Akers Duck Althar K h Anderson Judy Andrews Llnda Armstrong Roger Backus James B ll Lonnie Bemis Benard Benford Terry Bentz Velma Blnegar Larry Bowers .asf sf-sw My Why, 'WP- 'ii Meinl nv-Q 4,54 an- rw' any .9 J mix ki wa Evelyn Boyd Sally Boyd Kenny Broadbent Fred Brock John Brophey Kay Bunfield Jay Byers Tom Campbell Francrs Cannadate Donald Carpenter Alberta Carter Robert Carter Gary Car Sara Janet Patty Champ Channels Cheatwood Chenoweth Clpollonr Nancy Clark Rosemary Cline Mary Mary John Carol John Carol Ann Clutter ou Clutter Comparetto Crawford Creaturo Croft Kathy Cuftaro Carolrne Culp Grace Culp Charles Curtis Joan Dash John DeLonzo Nancy Dotson Bull Downard Carol Duck Dane Dysert Wrlma Eastham Qhrrley Erwrn Fred Farrna Rea Fans Audrey Farnsworth .lrm Farnsworth Nlattae Fnch B tty France WCP .-,,' fa' 1 Q,-fu 'Y Barbara Franklun Paul Gensse D lrna Gibson Sharon Grlrnm Richard Groves Sondra Hancock Bobby Hargreaves John Haugh Hazel Henry Judy Hoal Andrew Hollowaty Ferry Jackson Jerry Jackson John Jarvis Myrna Jenkins Gene Jernigan Theresa Johnson Jnm Jordan Evelyn Joy Ray Kelsfer Mary Kerns Gus Klavuhn Berry Knox Rose Marne Kozora Jnm Lawrence Ruth Leonard Martha Lewus Ralph Lewis James Long Nancy Long Jlm Lucklno Andrew Lynn Gary Malone Joanne Marnn Larry Martin Patrucua Marnn Carol MacDonald John McCarron Dorothy McCauley Harry McClure Lunda McDevm Paify McDowell Sus n Mclnture John McKenzue Marslyn Mclienzle Stanley McMurray Tommy McVeigh Joseph Mercer Carl Merrumen .llm Merriman Sally Metzger Rnchard Muller Shelba Muller Sandy Nelson Terry Nelson Joan Nnghtengale WWW' 'D' Freshmen 'lin uhm Haw on AER 5 8 ,ar p- af Wu'-ff uv s.,w M... 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X QI jk , .n Q , L s Q ANNUAL EXECUTIVES Snmng Don Townley Edn1ormChuef Dnanne Abrams Business Manager Stand mg Sondra Baughman Assoclaie Edufor Mr Polesky Sponsor Tiger Tales BUSINESS STAFF Bob Hoffman Butch Hancock Orval Schoolcraft Dnanne Abrams Business Manager Dorothy Bemls Georgeann Harms Ralph Pasquale Ball Armstrong 46 Mxfv Vw-aww NUAL EDITORS Barbara Jerrugan Typmg Edltor Shurley Custer Typung Edntor Delnght Arbaugh Actrvltues Editor Judy Lynn Sensor Edltor Make Wulson Sports Edntor Thus year s Tlger Tales staff has added many new Ideas and features Under the able super vlslon of Mr Polesky and with the leadership of Editor In Chlef Don Townley the various staffs worked energetically to create an attractuve year book Assocnate Edntor Sondra Baughman directed the photography wuth Horsley Studuos Busnness Manager Dianne Abrams supervised the sub scrlptlons advertisements and flnances The clever art work was created by John Mclntlre to add dnstlnctnon and provlde a touch of humor to the book The annual wall make a treasured keepsake of the school year and provide recol lectsons of the years varled actlvntues W--m,,W,.,,, ' 'r 9 -'-H+-y W Mn.. SENIOR STAFF: Eleanora Porter, Sherrill Tranter, Mary Creaturo, Cathy Crea, Martha Moore, Donna Plate, Donna Smith. mg ACTIVITIES STAFF Pat Rice Sue Reed Theda Mncucci Virginia Orr Dianne Bailey Bill Armstrong Mary Pucci Betty Foley Doris McClelland Sarah Valentine Mildred Roush Shelby Howell and Rose Creaturo . , fo SPORTS EDITORS: Dudley Havelock, Mike Wilson. TYPING STAFF: Frances Cataldo, Barbara Jernigan, Typing Editor: Sally Long, Rose Creature, Shirley Custer, Typing Editorg Marlene Ball, Elsie Daniels, Mary Creature, Dianne Bailey, Betty Allison. I -'L-9? EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John Muck Donna Plate Tom Muck Joe Duloreto Wnlma Sprlggs John France Dnanne Moore JoAnn McConnell Student Council xQx The Student Councll rn addntuon to sponsoring the Thursday nnght recreatuon nn the gym, also took charge of the daily de votlonal exercises conducted each morning over the public ad dress system by councnl members Under the sponsorshlp of grams which were held an the audntoruum The year of 1954 and 1955 was not only a busy year, but a successful one for the u dent Council of Wellsvulle Hugh School F4 0 COUNCII. MEMBERS Standing Joe Dlloreto Presndent Mlss Kerr Sponsor ls? Row Tom Muck John Muck Lmda Provost Judy Muller 2nd Row Earl Campbell John France Carol Shmn Nana Grande Nancy Dotson 3rd Row Don Townley Bernard Benford Phyllus Tramer Sue McBane Pattn Plate 4th Row Fances Amato Betty Knox JoAnn McConnell Duanne Moore Sth Row Vurgmua Welch I l l I . X- . . .. . 4 X , . . . . - K K L 1 . , . L Tr -' ' . ,4f'2,',1'2f . ' . . - X r N-Ynxzy, V Mass Ruth Kerr the Councnl arranged a serues of assembly pro- Q jug-lg: Q '15 . . . . tv. ' ' T-114'- . . . Sf ' X Hal!- . fav is 4 TIGER RAG EXECUTIVES Charles Sayre Editor Miss Lucas Sponsor Richard Knepper Assistant Editor Tiger Rog The Tiger Rag began its publication for this school year in September Every other week the students got the current news in the hugh school thru the newspaper Included were items of the clubs mineographs on the teachers and students and ot course the latest gossip TYPISTS Sitting Diane Moore Linda Lewis Geraldine Cipolloni Rose Ann Creaturo Standing Betty Allison Sherry Armstrong Leah Nile Sally Long interest for everyone, there were tips on fashions, stories on all , , , . TIGER RAG SENIORS Standing: Phyllis Luckino, Donna Plate, Judy Lynn, Senior Editor, Dianne Bailey, Sally Long, Martha Moore, Donna Smith, Dolly Amato, Marvin Moore, Mary Long, Bill Armstrong, Betty Allison, Rose Ann Creature, Theda Micucci, Mary Pucci. Sitting: Cathy Crea. X L REPORTERS First Row B verly Deeley Jo Ann Deely Jeanette Brown Joan Thrasher Terry Mercer Linda Menough Phyllis Trainer Linda Provost Susan Handley Wanda Powell Nma Grande Karen Nnller Back Row Jackie Brown Pete Peters Jim Kelley Crnsona Williams Ann Williams Bonnfe Mason Lenora Ross Diane Wuse Sl ',.'5 ,-Y ' y H X Sitting Geri Cipolloni Dianne Abrams Don Townley Mary Long John Mack Judy Lynn Virgil Ours sponsor Donna Santimaruna Gretchen Nile Virginia Orr G il Parsons Sherrill Tranter Jerome Sorge Dorothy Bemis Art Householder Marlene Ball Richard Kneoper Donna Plate John France Mary Pucci Mike McDowell Maureen McKenzie Linda Lewis Bonnie Irons Diane Moore Notionol Honor Society Scholarship leadership citizenship and service are the points to be considered in obtaining the honored membership an the National Honor Society The group is under the guidance ot Mrs Elton and Mr Menough Each year tive per cent of the Juniors and ten per cent of the Seniors may be eligible for mem bership Teachers vote for those to be selected The student must have a 3 2 grade average or better OFFICERS John Mick, President, Mary Long, Secretary, Judy Lynn, Treasurer, Bill Betterndge, Vice President 7 X ,Q , Wilma Spriggs, Bill Betteridge, JoAnn 'McConnell. Standing: Mr, Menough, Co-sponsory Mrs. Elton, Co- i h I , I , A A4 1 al 1 l A f I XX I I f OFFICERS Sitting: Miss lngram, Co-sponsor, JoAnn McConnell, Dianne Abrams, Judy Lynn. Standing: Mildred Roush, Mrs. Elton, Co-sponsor. Y-Teens The Y-Teens code is to grow in friendship with people of all races, re- ligions, and in the knowledge and love of God. Their meetings are held on the Hrst and third Monday nights of the month. Some of their special proiects are the Red Cross Drive and the Annual Spring Carnival. Social events consist of the Mother-Daughter Banquet and the Annual Sweetheart Formal. The spon- sors are Mrs. Elton and Miss Ingram. lst Row: Marge Pucci, Mary Lou Saracco, Kay Heiney, Judy Miller, Phyllis Trainer, Nina Grande, Cathy Crea, Phyllis Plate, Frances Cianni, Lenora Little, Dolly Amato, Mrs. Elton, iSponsorJ. 2nd Row: Carol Croft, Mary Lou Clutter, Patty West, Donna Smith, Martha Moore, Mary Creaturo, Phyllis Luckino, Donna Plate, Judy Lynn, Virginia Orr, Sue Reed, Doris McClelland, Marlene Ball, Rose Marie Cianni, Shirley Custer, Shirley Beohm, Rhea Nile. 3rd Row: Dorris Shinn, Bonnie Taggart, Pat Fulton, Carrie Ann Fitzgerald, Delores Fryman, Georgeann Beaumont, Sherry Armstrong, La Rue Fultz, Vanna Furniss, Terry Ring, Erla Wolfe, Sondra Hancock, Rose Ann Creaturo, Betty Allison, Mary Ann Welch. 4th Row: Donna Santimarino, Marsha Porter, Patrica Payne, Janet Chenoweth, Mary Lou Tolson, Lenora Ross, Irma Johnson, Ruth McDevitt, Gretchen Nile, Leah Rae Nile, Joy Palleta, Betty Nelson, Sandy Nelson, Susan Mclntire. Sth Row: Ann Rahter, Susan Gallipo, Elizabeth Roseberry, Jean Ann Sabbato, Donna Buzzard, Carole Duck, Ruth Leonard, Virginia Ours, Grace Culp, Myrna Jenkins, Joyce Santi- marino, Patty Woodward, Hazel Henry, Betty Means, 6th Row: Audrey Farnsworth, Bonnie Mason, Linda Blaner, Bonnie lrons, Frances Amato, Dianne Moore, Janet Ice, Shelva Ratfa, Crisona Williams, Linda Krepps, Maureen McKenzie, Marilyn McKenzie, Barbara Nelson, Mary Lou Welch. 7th Row: Susan Hand- ley, Linda Lewis, Carol Morrow, Terry Mercer, Doris Shinn, Sue McBane, Carol Whittaker, Ruth Stillwell, JoAnn McConnell, Delight Arbaugh, Dorothy Bemis, Sondra Baughman. 8th Row: Mary Jane Buchanan, Karen Miller, Sally Jewell, Sue Whiteman, Stella Broughton, Dorothy McCauley, Gretchen Eckfeld, Linda Menough, Linda Provost, Perky Rice, Dianne Abrams. 9th Row: Carol Brant,, Nancy Dotson, Mary Metz, Barbara Phillips, Nancy Gibson, Mary Tedeschi, Carol Crawford, Miss lngram, Sponsor. x 1.1 1-1' 1 Phyllis Luckino, F. H. A. President, gives membership pin to new member, Linda Armstrong. Future Homemcikers of Americo The main obiective of The Future Home-makers of America is To further in- terest in the field of home economics. This club was under The supervision of Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Arfzner. Any girl who has had home economics as a sub- iect in school is eligible To join The club. 'G U OFFICERS: Joyce Milligan, News Reporterg Sherry Armstrong, Historiang Cathy Crea, Vice Presideritg Rose Creaturo, last year's President, Phyllis Luckino, Presidentg Linda Provost, Secreiaryi CVlS0na Wil- liams, Treasurer, Beverly Deely, Parliamentarian. OFFICERS Seated Miss lrwm Sponsor Standing Sally Long Treasurer Bill Armstrong Vice President Rhea Craig Secretary Betty Allison President FuTure Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America have made Themselves well known black dolls, and also taking care of The school supplies sTand in The library Included in The work of The F T A This year was The organizing of a yearbook for all the members Dr Seward Daw and Miss Ruth Irwin are The sponsors 13 4 'CJ MEMBERS Seated Miss Irwin Sponsor Standing Betty Allison Geri Cipollom Janet lce Shelva Raffa Tom Mick Rose Creature Bill Armstrong Rhea Craig Sally Long Dolly Amato Michael McDowell Mary Pucci 5' X Q F fa . J, To The students This year by sponsoring pizza sales, selling orange and ,ns 9 0 5- A11 lyga'+.., Standmg Sue Reed Barbara Jerrugan Seated Left Sylvua Young Eleanora Porter Seated mnddle Mary Student Secretaries Great thanks and appreclatuon should be gnven to our student secretarles They have done a wonderful gob with theur work Typnng, runnung oft stencils and varsous other lobs to whom they are assugned Each secretary ns a boy or gurl who ns a student In Busnness Practuce and has a good grade average YK. CMM, l lst Row Georgeann Harrls Elsie Damels Vnrgnnxa Orr 2nd Row Dons McClelland Harold Hancock Ralph Pasquale Duanne Bailey Standlng Betty Alluson Mr Polesky Sponsor .Q , L ' Q 4s 'lg . . X A 1 , I 5 N I, as-I Q 'li Pucci, Dianne Abrarns, Bob Hoffman.. Seated right: Wilma Spriggs, Sherill Tranter. l C MEM EDEC Spno . y lr , fe I if' I IT 'fs' Ar X5 M 83,231 BER5 Sitting: Larry Miller, Carol Brown. Standing: Clar- OFFICERS Seated: Bonnie Irons Secretary Standing Richard Peters, Michael McDowell, Susie Long, Miss Ingram, Knepper, Treasurerg Bill Betteridge President Kenny Hall sorg Robert Malone, Mary Long. Vice-President. I . World History Club The World History Club is open to any Sophomore having a grade average of B or better. New members must be approved by the Junior and Senior members of the club. The reward for the Senior members is a trip to Washington, D. C. One of the club's regular activities is to hold discus- sions of current events on Fridays Protection Club The Protection Club is one of the most active clubs in the high school The members learn to operate a movie protector, to thread the machine, and to splice film The club has eighteen members including both girls and boys MEMBERS Row I Geri Cipolloni Linda Menough Al Mobley Cathy Crea Cliff Beohm Sue Reed Row 2 John Calhoun Bill Swearingen Raymond Rolley Bill Miller Richard Knepper Butch Bell Kenny Brophey Ann Williams Standing Art Householder Treasurer Mi Mato Sponsor Doris McCelland Secretary Larry Walton President Bill Hamilton Vice President 7' If Q Q l - - Q Q X, 1 Qs . f ' ' ' ' Hall, Row 3: Sally Jewell, Dudley I-lavelock, Dolly Amato, Bill, Armstrong, Jerry Leigh Rosemary 2 1 Wx N' ,x 'CQ ai. if 5 l f Z Z, SPANISH I OFFICERS: Standing: Leonard Plate, Nick Grande, John Russell, Miss DeLopez, Sponsor? Susan Mclntire, Bill Talbot, Pat McDowell. Seated: Joy Paletta, President. SPANISH II OFFICERS: Rocco Albaneso, Treasurer, Ray Rolley, John Kiggins, Vice-President, Norman Bell, Robert Morgan, President, Ronnie Presutti, Jack Wellington, Secretary, Rhea Nile. O I Spdnish Clubs The Spanish Club, under the sponsorship of Miss 'X DeLopez, made great headway this year. At the beginn- ing of the year they sponsored a hay ride. There are four separate clubs, consisting of two first-year clubs and two second-year clubs All four function as one unit The mann purpose of the clubs is to have the students become more familiar with the customs and habits of the Spanish people ... The Bookworms The Bookworms were organized in T953 by Mrs Welch, the school librarian The student librarians help in the library during study hall periods, keep the room in order and edit the Literary Informer, a monthly newspaper which is found on the tables in the study hall for all the student body I AAC L0 ll Seated Marvin Moore Judy Lynn Rosalie Fusco Mary Lou Saracco President Dianne Abrams Standing Lenorah Little . . . . - s 5 . . . f ' ' , f I W l' -. ..- 'I ' ' Richard Knepper, Judy Miller, Mrs. Welch, Sponsor, Helen Morgan, Georgeann Harris, Elaine Culp, 4'4n t, X BAND OFFICERS Dorothy Bemis, Presidentg Linda Lewis, Secretaryg Russell Winslow, Vice-Preside Sally Long, Treasurer. .-04 Concert Bond The Wellsvllle Hugh School Concert Band was very successful In the 19541955 season Hard work and many nlght rehearsals were the mann reasons for the excellent exhrbutlons The Christmas and Sprung Festavals plus graduatuon exercnses were gust a few of the numerous performances the Concert Band made thus year Much of the honor goes to Mr Greco whose drnv-ng ambltlon has put the band ID a much hugher calnber ln the past few years Mr Greco rehearses the band Furs! row Ann Rahter Gretchen Eckfeld Joy Paletta Myrna Jenktns Dorothy Bemls Phyllns Plate Jane Buchanan Second row Joan Dash Sandy Nelson Betty Nelson Donna Santumarmo Nancy Glbson Coules Dolly Amato Rose Ann Creaturo Chuck DeFultppo Kay Bunfnll Saundra Herman Rea Farus John Jarvns Donna Plate Mary Ann Welch Betty Allnson Conme Wnlson Cathy Crea John Haugh Foutrh row Sally Long Rhea Craig JackneJarv1s Mary Amato Lmda McClure Teresa Comparato Tommy Wllson Joe Comparato Bull Andrews Jerome Sorge Orval Schoolcroft Larry Bowers Leonard Plate Barry Arbaugh Chuck Sayre Davud Baldwtn Kurt Schneudmuller Delnght Arbaugh Lmda Lewis Standmg John Creaturo Susan Handley Sammy DAngelo Bob Morrow Don Snedlker Davld Beaumont Mr Greco Fufth row Dale Chenault Russell Wmslow f I . , I Carol Shinn, Shelva Raffa, Doris Shinn, Janet Ice, Becky Faris, Lewis Plate. Third row: Carol Croft, Judy V I I D I I I I I . l I I I , I . I . h - , , , , , J . . ' : , ' . First Row Fran Cianni Carol Shinn Gert Cipolloni Joyce Santimarino Sue Reed Joyce Milligan Donna Santimarino Dolly Amato Nancy Gibson Betty Knox Fran Amato Diane Moore Bonnie Irons Phyllis Plate Delma Gibson Second Row Don Snediker Sammy DAngelo Susan Hendley John Creaturo Becky Faris Teresa Comparato Judy Coules Chuck DeFilipo Saundra Herman Connie Wilson Joe Comparato Mary Amato Joy Palletta Shelva Rafta Janet lce Third Row Sally Long John Dash Carol Croft Ann Rahter Mary Ann Welch Betty Allison Rose Creaturo Kay Bunfill Rhea Craig Sandy Nelson Myrna Jenkins Leonard Plate Kurt Schnezdmiller Rea Faris Fourth Row Dorothy Bemis De light Arbaugh Bob Morrow Jackie Jarvis Tommy Wilson Bill Andrews Orval Schoolcraft Jerome Sorge Larry Bowers John Jarvis Doris Shinn Gretchen Eckfeld Cathy Crea Donna Plate Lewis Plate Fifth Row Dale Shenault David Baldwin John Haugh Linda McClure Jane Buchanan Chuck Sayre Linda Lewis Russell Winslow Mdrchlng Bond Football fans were thrilled at half time by the entertainment of the Wellsville Tiger Band During the summer the band held a camp for three weeks where they worked very hard at pre paring the show The Tigerettes did some splendid dance routines which thrilled their audiences One of their most famous dances was the lrish Jig which won them and the band much recognition in many parades through the summer MAJORETTES, Dolly Amato, Standing: Donna Santimarino, Carol Shinn, Geri Cipolloni, Joyce Santimarino Sue Reed, Joyce Milligan, Betty Knox, Diane Moore, Frances Amatc, Bonnie Irons, Phyllis Plate Delma Gibson, Frances Cianni, Nancy Gibson. GIRL'S CHORUS First Row: Carol MacDonald, Carol Whittaker, Sue McBane, Linda Menough, Irma Johnson, Elenor Porter, Jean Ann Sabbato, Martha McCauley, Crisona Williams, Carmen Wright, Linda Provost, Dianne Abrams, Phyllis Trainer, Carol Morrow, Stella Broughton. Second Row: Susie Long, Gail Parsons, Dianne Bailey, Betty Foley, Joan Buren, Elizabeth Roseberry, Mary Lou Welch, Barbara Nelson, Sondra Baughman, Frances Cataldo, Miss lzak, director, Third Row: Mary Buren, Helen Thompson, Clarice Muir, Judy Trembly, Delores Carter, Ruth Ann Patterson, Helen Morgan, Beverly Andrews, Mary Long, Gretchen Eckfeld, Georgeann Harris, Joyce Brown, Bonnie Mason, Mary Lou Henthorn, Linda Geer. x ff, 5 t .f fn C orus R Jt h . 2 A fp f The High School Chorus is divided into two k I groups this year, the advanced girls chorus and the 4 C mixed chorus They are under the capable direction A ot Miss lzak The chorus participated in many actlvnt ies including the Christmas Festival, Contest Spring Festival Class Day and Baccalaureate They have proved themselves to be a fine group of musicians QS N ities Miss lzak Chorus Director MIXED CHORUS First Row Betty Means Naomi Mobley Dorothy McCauley Caroline Culp Nina Grande Wanda Powell Karen Miller Susan Mclntire Nora Ross Virginia Welch Joanne Martin Terry Tipton Linda Armstrong Dianne Wise June Pander Second Row Gretchen Eckteld Rhea Nile Shirley Vaness Ter sa Johnson Patty McDowell Mary Jane Kerns Carol Ann Winslow Delores Fryman Vanna Furnnss Kay Heiney Pat Payne Marsha Porter Betty Lou DeSarro Pat Martin Miss lzak Director Third Row Regis Smith Bill Porter Francis Candidate John Comparetta Nick Grande Denny Elliot Clarence Peters Joe Surace John Calhoun Tom Brophy Tom Reed John Martin Butch Bell Larry Porter Kenny Hall Ronald Brown . x f I . 't I I. x . 9 , V Of 'wlllt-.X 'Ab a.. fl . -Q .. ' s f 4 I. , Q? 1 , 'I l , '5 , t , ' , I ll' r l I I I 1 I If I I 1 I 1 .r 1 I I ' Sadle Hawklns Dance Scene Scrdle Hawkins Dcance The Student Council sponsors the annual Sadie Havvkuns Dance at about Halloween tnme Everyone dresses In Dogpatch costume and ludges select the best Mammy Yokum Pappy Yokurn Dalsy Mae LII Abner and the Wolf Gal Shoes are checked at the door and everyone dances In the best barefoot Dogpatch style All students engoy thus opportunuty to masquerade as thexr favorite cornnc strip characters Tom Brophey measures Dolly Amato s dogs 1 fl!! SADIE HAWKINS COSTUME WINNERS Front Jerry Jackson Carol Crawford Jack Jordan and Jamce Mnlllgan pour Kick Back Art Householder Rosalle Fusco Mary Lou Saracco apoo Joy Junce 0 .I 1 . F i . Wa: Overall View of Christmas Formal Seated Background Phyllis Plate escorted by Press dent of Student Council Joe Diloreto Christmos Formol The Christmas Formal is an annual event sponsored by the Student Council lt is one of the malor social activities of the school and is GRAND MARCH a highlight of the first semester activities. 1 Q O x Zn Q .- . Q, ,' I f x g . 4 1 5 if . I K' 1 - J Ilan awfffig, X f if ,V f , 2 x W U- i, A 7 4 1 V 1., .K 41 F ' snzfll ' MQ ' 4 f ' 5 , 1 1 Schoolcraft 41 Mllltory Ball Thus annual event by the band IS one of the mann dances of the year Thus year couples danced to the musuc of Johnny Clmlnos orchestra In the atmo sphere of Moonlight and Roses The entire student body looks forward to this event each sprung ROYAL COURT Nancy Gubson Dorothy Bemns Gretchen Eckfeld Jean Presuttu 1954 Queen Delrghf Arabaugh Queen Orval Schoolcraft Kung John Venesule 1954 Kung Bull Andrews Dave Beaumont Jerome Sorge Don Sneduker . C M Queen Delight Arbaugh with King Orval l SPORTS KX ..-1 Vo rslty Footboll Teom 1st Row Butch Malone Mlke Wulson John Wnlks 2nd Row Joe Dlloretto Al Nlobley Duck Blaner John Martun Dennle Elliott Joe Jackson Fred Carter Butch Hancock Tom Brophey Btll Schoolcraft 3rd Row Tom Reed Jon Klggans Fred Frost Bull Talbott Bob Malone Bob Curtls John Culp Bull Hamtlton Jum LaClanr Ronnne Albaneso 4th Row Tony Mulholland assnstant coach Bull Helfnch Larry Porter John France Danny Crawford Zeke Brown Clnff Beohm Bob Carter Lonnue Bemls Tom Sundak Al Checkler Coach 5th Row John McMahon Andrew Holowaty Francis Candidate Don Buxton Terry Nelson John Delonzo Jam Wllson Ralph Lewos Frank Pucci Wayne Russell Hubert Reynolds Martxn Thompson COACHES Assustant Coach Tony Mulholland Head MANAGERS John Wulks Mlke Wilson Gary M Coach Albert Checkler one 68 I : ,' ' , '. 1 , ,' , H ' 'f I f I I . ' 1 , ' , ,' , , , f 2 , ' z' ', , , I I I I l I l I I ' Z I I . I I I I . I I VI I I . 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SCORES we may ' w2'wev BELLATRE BIG RED A ALEM ' ' ronomto H cwesrek +4 wunrensvmus +5 TEUBENVILLECC WEIRTON w VA BELLAIRE ST JOHN EAST PALESTTINE CoAcHES ALCHECKLEK Avxmncoucoe TONY NULNOLLAND wmgngggggoufgg TINK HEALY my gms PREVIEW GAME WELLSVILLE O JEFFERSON UNION O Tl E3 E JACKSON c BLANER G Mosnsv E CARTER rs Rees T cmwrono umce rmlmuon s ulcum c scnoonmrr 3 ,mmm Vo rslty Footboll The Wellsvulle Bengals began the season wuth the servnces of only four lettermen Al Checkler head coach and Tony Mulholland assistant coach dtd a flne lob of puttung the boys sn condutuon although most of the team were unexperuenced The seasons opener found the Bengals hostmg the strong Bellalre Bug Red and loslno 33 O The following week Wellsvulle came back to upset a favored Toronto eleven by T3 6 Then after gettung beat by Wlntersvllle 26 O the Ben gals edged Wetrton T2 6 before the largest home crowd of the campalgn Leavung Nlcholson Staclvum our home fleld the Bengals traveled to Salem to lose a 28 6 declslon Home agaln the team beat Chester 26 0 nn what was to be their best game of the year The last home game found the Ben gals on the losmg end to Steubenvulle Central Cathollc by 45 6 In the last two games the Bengals drooped declslons to Bellalre St Johns l9 6 and East Palestune 38 6 ang athletes of this hugh school John Martm, AllCounty 69 .loltnttlwl we John Martun was selected to the posltuon of left half back on the T954 All County Team because of has superior performance durnng the football season He carrnecl the ball T22 tumes and gauned 975 yards for an average of 75 yards per try Throughout the season he scored a total of 21 ponnts He has shown hsmself to be one of the outstand 1 iv Y A Y i i A Y f Q 'HA Y Y K 0 f K '. 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' I I I - Footboll Seniors Bull Schoolcraff Denny Elliott Harold Hancock Dlck Blaner Tom Brophey Joe Jackson Joe Surace Fred Carter Joe Dlloreto John Martin 19- r. ,ff 914 l 'N' WW W 70 vi 61,4 4, Rosalre Fusco Marge Puccl Nma Grande Varsrty Cheerleaders The cheerleaders thus year dad a splendud 'ob In shownng theur abxluty and thelr school splrlt Every person who attended any varsnty basketball or football game noticed these glrls and know they drd a good lob of keepnng up the school spnrnt Judy Muller Lnda Provost Danne Barley Reserve Cheerleaders Frve very capable gurls were cnosen thus year to lead cheers for the reserve basketball games Every cheer leader dad her best and the result was a successful basketball season RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Kay Heney Phyllls Tramer Ger Clpollon Barbara Thompson Frances Csannu t lf O I jim I ..:: ' 3 Zz' N' 41 1 , I , i A . at ' 'I V . . I 5 I 1 1 I lf f 4 VARSITY TEAM Kneelmg Bill Hamilton Tom Muck Art Householder John Fntch Ray Rolley Standing Mlke Wilson Manager John Martnn Butch Bell Coach Tank Healey Bull Jobe Vince Gales Gary Weckley Manager A fi x QB'v' W .3 Varsity Basketball This year the Bengals began the season with only one letter man Coach Tink Healey did a fine gob of conditioning the boys and deserves much credit for creating a new team quickly The Bengals began the season by beatung East Palestune on Steubenville Central Catholic The next game at Salem saw a loss to the strong qumt After losing a heartbreaker to Steuben ville Bug Red 5l 50 the team stormed back to romp over Varina delphua Toronto Chester and Bellanre but bounced back to beat Newell 76 56 Then again the Bengals went on a losing stretch and tell before Canton Lincoln East Liverpool Steubenville Bug Red New Philadelphia Toronto and Bellanre The team had Its best night of playing when nt beat Chester The team lost the next two games to Alliance and East Liverpool ln the final game of the season the Bengals edged Steubenvrlle Central Catholic 48 41 Wellsvnlle played Toronto in the sectional tournament and lost 65 58 Managers Mike Wnlson Gary Weekley Coaches Jack McDevttt Tlnk Healey 'U h . v . 1' . . . . l xx F ' 8 . f 5 -f . . 4 s . . - - 1 . . - ' . l X L, ' y Virginia 89-49. The Bengals lost the next games with New Phila- g. ' ' , , 3 ' , y ,gl ll A I , I , la' , , f - Tom Muck John Fzfch Bull Jobe John Marian .au-ak: W XR W Q 5,33 - 2 sd 'S A sw .Y www iw MIX fx, if Q qwdel Q 5 . ff 45, Q K EM f, 6, 15 yo ,zlqygl -- QV Y. Q , Ex 3 if , -if, K qnaz x L 5 5 i ' if J N 35 Q ya Q5 N-.- Lf 5 H GIRLS INTRAMURALS, Intramural Champions: Maureen McKenzie, Daisy Milinko- vich, Mary Lou Nelson, Miss Delaney, Carol Brown, Genevieve McDevitt, Frances Cataldo Kneeling- Cathy Crea Sue McBane Girl s lntrdmurdls The Glrls Intramurals this year was engoyed by all Carol Browns team came out again on top The teams played basketball volleyball badminton, table tennis, and soft ball CAPTAINS Kneeling Lenorah Little Betty Knox Susan Mclntrre Nina Grande Carol Brown Cathy Crea Delores Fryman Standing Betty Allison Phyllis Lucklno Maureen McKenzle Vurglma Orr Maryanne Todd Patricia Rawllngs Mass Delaney Kay Heiney Pat Fulton Ruth McDev:tt Shirley Beohm Mary Howell Frances Clannn ' 1 5 1 I f f f , . 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