Wesleyville High School - Annuarium Yearbook (Wesleyville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

H- esleyville High School Wesle vi e, enns vania Wmss 1.-as 1. 'L v-. Wllllam B McKee SENIORS Where has the past year gone? Th1s IS probably the flrst tlme you l are rea 1z1ng how fast t1me does pass Untll now txme has seemed to drag and even stand st1ll You can't do anythmg about It T1me does move rap1dly It can be a f d r1en or an enemy dependmg upon how you use lt Procrast1nat1on and waste results 1n fallure Tlme L1t1l1ZCd properly provldes s uccess Although opportun1ty knocks many tlmes m each of our l1ves the door opens onlyfor those who are prepared The person who puts th1n s s no mg left but yesterdays he would l1ke to forget Iw1sh you the courage to l1ve each day so that tomorrow w11l hold no fears and that your yesterdays w1l1 prov1de proud and happy memorles Sxncerely Wm B McKee Super-v1s1ng Prmclpal . ' g off until tomorrow, usually finds he ha. th' - 5 ' Q ' ,giiili . ' . l 2 Q? 'Wu' ' J Eva Wlk The class of 1956 feels pr1v1leged to have had the fxrst exchange stu dent to Wesleyvllle I-hgh School 1n the1r class M1ss Eva Margamta W1k was the wonderful person sent to us Eva came from a famlly of f1ve 1n Gotebrog Vastergotland Sweden Her father Er1k Oss1an W1k IS a drugg1st Eva s mother was formerly a forelgn correspondent She also has two brothers lngomar age 15 years and Olle age ll years many t1mes w1th her beaut1ful vo1ce s1ng1ng both ln Swed1sh and Enghsh Bes1des speakmg these languages fluently Eva also spoke Damsh French and German Among the many act1v1t1es our frlend enjoyed were sa1l1ng swxmrrung hlkmg playmg the p1ano act1ng ln our Sen1or Play and nat urally s1ng1ng She also llked spaghett1 and corn on the cob for food favorltes Eva has her heart set on be1ng a profess1onal slnger or actress but sa1d 1f she d1dn't make the grade she would just as soon teach languages ln any of these f1elds she would make the grade w1th us lt IS w1th great prlde that we pay tr1bute to Eva W1k our guest fellow student and co worker and frlend We smcerely hope Eva enjoyed be1ng here as much as we enjoyed hav1ng her w1th us IU our Sen1or year .5 3 l 1 . Q . I ,' , . Our Swedish nightengale really lived up to her name. Eva favored us 1 Hurry Farnbaugh We the Semors dedxcate the 1956 Bulldog to Mr Harry Farn baugh Mr Farnbaug-h began h1s career at Wesleyvllle the same year we entered hlgh school as Freshmen I-hs sense of humor and af fable d1spos1t1on soon made hlm a favorlte w1th the entlre class He has been a fr1end to all both as a coach and as a teacher It lS wlth a deep sense of grautude that we dedlcate th1s 1956 BULLDOG to Mr Harry Farnbaugh our teacher our coach our frlend The Class of 1956 4 -ns. , n n - . I vo ll - - ' 1 'Ds iq' .N V HAROLD spsxcsn E. Good sense and good nature are never f-7 separated, 1' . I, s X U X X , K. X 4 s liar' Y' JOHN KLOMP Wine, women and song. CAROL FAULKNER Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. DIANE KRAMER There lies a great deal of deviltry be- neath her mid exterior. Basketball 3.45 Football 1.3.45 Class ficer45 Senior Play 45 Band 1,2,3,4: Ch us 1,2,3,45 W Club 3.4: Monitor 13 D bare 1,25 Sound OffStaff45 Teacher Secr tary 45 Baseball 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff Basketball l,25Football l,2,3,45 Class - ficer 45 Senior Play 45 One Act Play 2 45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 W Cl L2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Baseball 1,3,4g G fl Exhibit 3. Class Officer 2,45 Senior play 45 One A 't Play 1,25 Student Senate 35 Chorus l,2, , 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Library Club 2.3, : Monitor 35 Debate 1,2,45 Sound Off Stafl 12,35 Student Teacher 45 Maxiorettes 3,45 Teacher Secretary 4g Gym Exhibit 3. Class Officer 1,49 One Act Play 15 Student Senate 15 Chorus 12.3.45 Library Club 25 G.A.A. 15 Monitor 35 Yearbook 45 Sound Off Staff 2,35 Student Teacher 4: Teacher Secretary 4. THE LADDER The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. . .Thomas Henry Huxley--- Many people hold the opinion that Graduation is the top rung of the ladder in terms of education. Yet, our educa- tion really never stops until the day we die. Graduation from high school is only the completion of one of the many phases of our learning. Everyday there is something more to be learned, some new bit of wisdom to be gained and ap- preciated. So, instead of resting at this vital point in our lives, let us now and always endeavor to place our feet on some higher rung on the never ending Ladder of learning. Seniors 5 'PQ' Senior P y 4g One Act Play lg Library C11-lb 2.3 SG.A.A. 12.3.43 Teacher Sec' MARYLIN ANDERSON ISIHIY 4: heerleadel' 4: Gym Exhibit 3. Friendlmess shines by its own light. l 'w Tw f x Chorus 1, :Monitor 3g Yearbook Staff 4g DOUG BENNETT Teachers' V retary 4. where did you get those eyes so blue? - Chorus 1,2.3,4g LibraryClub 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1 ,2 ,3 ,4q sound Off Staff 3,4g Student BARBARA CHAMBERS TC-3Ch6r4-: Teacher SCCYCFSFY 4: GYITI EX' Free and fairdiscussion will ever be found hibit 3. the firmest friend to truth. 7,.. i i . if '19 r W. . BILL BROWN . , Q. A 51386 CYCH- 3.4- He seems quiet, but still water runs deep. A Vyvl , - My - x -1 Senior Pl 4: One Act Play 1,23 Band 1, J 1 X Us 2,3,4: Ch rus l,2,3,4g Library Club 2,3g BETSY CHAMPLIN , L' rc ef' e G- A- A- . 3 Sound. Off Stiff 2'3iStudem I am ever ergynwflgrl Iiiear swget' K 'J Teacher Q Teacheriescretary 4. m i KN 5 .Y . G 7 T 'A I, usc. K Eva! . . , .. !.........-.,. .-,-... X . f ' Y ' lf 1:30 U ,I J 'X or Q if bv X . l h 4 P , PAC Om f' he L - . -J 4335 PQ? yi uv yy.. 2 , ' ' ' L ki' TY ,Q xp ..w A . Seniors if EV kin , f , A x. 'JL '2'.J,Qx4f Q V P Ibn L- vi 'nf-cz' ROGER CASSATA l'm taken my fun where I found it. HELEN CUMMINGS One could ask for no better friend. TOM CHURCH What should a man do but be merry. LINDA GIERINGER The nicestofthingscome in small pack ages. JIM CRUM Stately and tall he moves in the hall, and he's chief of a thousand for grace. O Seniors Senior Play 4g Chorus 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4g Library Club 29 G,A.A. ll, 2,3,4g Monitor 4g Gym Exhibit 3. Library Club 25 G.A.A, 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3, 45 Student Teacher 45 Teacher Secretary 4: Gym Exhibit3g Sound Off Staff 25 Strong Vincent High School. Basketball 3,-lg Chorus l,2,3,4g Student Senate lg Band 1,2,3,4g W Club 4. Cho 1,2,3,4:Majorettes 4, Library Club Debate 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Sound aff 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Student Teac er 4: Teacher Secretary 4. 2,3,4 Off FW' Edin orc. High School lg Senior Play 45 Bask ball l,2:Gym Exhibit 35 Football 1, 2,3,4 W Club 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. G.A. . 1,2,3,4p Library Club 2,3,4g One Act ay lg Senior Play 45 Cheerleading 2, 3,43 ound Off 4g Student Teacher 4g Gym Exhi it 3. Basketball 1,25 Football l,2,3,4g Class Of- ficer3gChorus lg W Club 1,2,3,4g Mon- itor 2g Gym Exhibit 3: Boxing 1. One Act Plays 3, Chorus 2,34 Library Club 2,3:G.A.A. 1,2gCheerleader2,3g Gym Ex- hibit 3. ff' KAREN GLAZERT Neatness is a woman's crowning glory. -it .' rg, e l N 513, DALE CRANDALL A Self made man. . few g y V' 1 fi JUDY GRAY I have a heart with room for every joy. al- Ds Q LARRY DANA ' ' O bed! O bed! Delicious bed! The heav- en on earth to weary head. ' X i Q'-7 IANICE LAUGHNER Beauty of style, harmony and grace. Seniors Phtrol 1,2 . horus l,2,3,4g Library Club 2g G,A,A. 1, 2 3,4g Yearbook staff 45 Teacher Secre- 4 Cheerleading 3,45 Gym Exhibit 3. mrborcreek High School 1,2g Hall Moni- I 3 4 G.A.A, 1,2,3g Library Club 2g Chorus 1, 2.3,4g Majorettes 1,2, Head 3, Drum 4. Hall Monitor 4: Gym Exhibit 3g Harbor- creek High School 1.2. BOYD FRANOS Happy am I from care, I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me. DIANA LLOYD I never think ofthe future. It comes soon enough. KENT FREEMAN Leteach manexercise the art he knows. EDITH MAGEE The way to gain a friend is to be one. KEITH FREEMAN Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Seniors H at 44,7 . Q . 'fmt' . '- 1 ' 3 swf lv A ii YZ' ig., q'l'.'1.' , X! 'v .s K gl 1 ,. -.. y - ..1-ft:-1 A 1 '-.44w.a2i?' .Jul A .H .. uv -l' , ,- 'A A -c ' F -ag, .4 M WT-J-we I 1 X N A l f 1 nl. 1 'be 7 L. iv- 'N- 2 65 WILLA McKEE Happiness is the natural flower of beauty. HARVEY HAYES A light heart lives long. JOYCE MCLAUGHLIN Sincerity and simplicity walk hand in hand. CHARLES LARSON Work, laugh and be happy. PAT ROC KWELL Refinement creates beauty everywhere. Seniors Class Officer 3: Senior Play 4: One A t Play 3,4g Band lg Chorus 1,2,3,4: Libr Club 3: G,A.A. 1,2,3,4g Monitor 1,43 S ' dent Teacher 4: Teacher Secretary : Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Gym Exhibit 3. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,23 W Crib 3.45 Boxing lg Chorus 1,3,4p Class Offi r 2g Student Senate 3: Gym Exhibit 3. Chorus l,2p Library Club 2,3,4g G,A.A, 1 2,3,4g Monitor 49 Teacher Secretary 4 Majorettes 1,2,3,4g Gym Exhibit 3. Chorus 1,2. One ActPlays l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Li- brary Club 25 G.A,A. 1,2,3,4g Debate 19 Sound Off Staff 1,25 Student Teacher 4g Teacher Secretary 45 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Gym Exhibit 3. 'Y 'FD f Football 2,3,4g w Club 2,3 2,3,4: Boxing lg Student Senate Q ,ff l ,Q 47' if YV' '21 4 Play 1,2,3,4g Monitor 23 Y TED MARTIN Exhibit 3g Senior Play 43 Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Officer 3. MARY ANN SMITH Class Officer 3:Chorus 1,2g Library 2,3,4: The most useless day ofall is that in which G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g Teacher Secretary 4g Gym we have not laughed. Exhibit 3, DAVE RETTMAN Born with a gift of laughterf Chorus 1,3,4. B and 3 ,4g Library Club 2,3,4gStuden1 RUTH SPEICE Teacher 4g Teacher Secretary'-1: Gym Ex- My own thoughts are my companions. hibit 3. ED RICHARDSON To a young heart everything is fun.' H81'b0l'Cl'C6k High School L2. Seniors Bas+etball 3,4p Football 2,3,4p One Act Plays 2,34 Gym Exhibit 3: W Club 3,4. Ch rus 1,2,3,4g Library Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1, .3,4gSound Off Staff 4g Cheerleader 1, 2: ym Exhibit 3. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4: Sen- ior Play 4g Student Senate 2g Chorus 1: W Club 1,2,3,4gMonitor 2: Sound Off Staff 43 Student Secretary 43 Baseball 1,2, 3,4g Gym Exhibit 3, Boxing 1. Chorus 2.3.45 G.A.A. 2,3,43 one Act Play 2gLibrary Club 2,3,4g Sound Off Staff 3,43 Student Teacher 49 Senior Play 4: Office Monitor 4g Cheerleading 43 Class Officer 2: Wilson Jr. High 1. KYJ , -af .L r.,i.'f'Jf! X' M V, f .' ' I 1 ' ' -1 ' , , MLK! K If V7 vm L- N Act Play 2,3,4gChorus I ,,- Us ,lj . b. ' yu. ,,,v'r,,.f 2,3,4,c.A.A.1,2.s1u- 1 if 2,4 qv ,Q 1 MAF' Gym Exhibit 3g Patrol 1, CARI-A TIMLIN if , G' ku R fu Talk Happiness. The world is sad enough. N . ' f r Wg Ii Ni fn .,f.t,1-Ugfgxy U24 JOHN SCHLIPH His works speak for him. MARILYN VIARD Rich in good works. 43 ' nf- ', . ff' 1 1 UM SMITH He has conquered the world of Sports. MARY ANN WIERTEL AI merry heart does good, like a medi- cine. Seniors tball 12 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basket 111 2 3 One Act Plays 1 Class Offtcer Ba.eball 2 3 W Club 2 3 4 Operetta Gym Exhlbtt 3 M Jorne Hosre Allmanna Laeverk 1 Stle rg 1 2 3 Semor Play 4 Student Senate 4 Chorus 4 Monltor 4 fflcer 1 One Act Plays 1 2 3 4 Student nate 34 Band 1234 Chorus1234 W Club 1 2 8 4 Monltor 1 Baseball 1 3 4 Gxm Exhtbtt 3 Stage Crew 1 2 3 4 xtng 1 One Act Plays 2 Ltbrary 2 3 4 G A A 2 Student Sec 4 Student Teacher 4 Gym Exhlbtt 3 East Hlgh School 1 RAY STANCLIFF A frlendly smlle doeth wonders EVA MARGARITA WIK They are only truly great who are truly good DICK VIDIC For they can conquer who belleve they can DONNA WILLIAMS Inflnate rlches tn a small room Seniors lf? 'N f ' ith fd? I' K- 1 C I ' . so 9 1 1 1: 1 v I V ' 3-. I ' I 1 f 1 - V w wf , as - slretball1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4g Class E fl lt. , , 1 2 5 . . , 2 1- ' 1 ' . . Z' 1 F iT ' F f A' ' sf - 4 ,sta .51 K 1 1 I A 3,42 ,li l ' ' I I . V 4 ' . 4 ..a.P'l' Our Expectohon The Trme January 5 1966 The Event A basketball Game at the Wesleyvrlle l-hgh School Audltortum YOU ARE THERE We brrng our sleek s rts car fwhrch lncrdentally was deslgned by the rnternatxonally famous Automo btle Desrgner Tom C urch J to a stop along Wrllow St now part of the vast super hlghway ltnkrng the thrlvtngmetropolxs of Wesleyvtlle wtth Belle Valley the home of Dale and Karen Crandall Dale ts now the Vlce President of the Marx Toy Company whrch specralxzes solely tn the maktng of toy robots As we approach the doors to the brand new school burlt only a year ago by the Dana Constructlon Company we seea huge statue of Jrm Smlth former All Amerrcan at the Untversxty of Notre Dame and who IS now an All Pro end for the Cleveland Browns The statue by the way was donated to the school by Hal Spen cer Presldent of the Alumnus Assocratron Carol Faulkner sells us our tickets at the door Carol rs now supervtsrng prrnclpal at W H S and has only one more course to complete before recetvtng her Ph D rn teachtng As we step Into the huge marble gymnastum we fmd the entrre frrst sectlon has been reserved class ts already here and refreshments are about to be served by Rog Cassata the manager of the local G84-l grocery store A pre game speech rs berng presented by Boyd Franos a recrurtxng Sergeant for the Nattonal Guard Stttrng tn the front row maktng preparatlons for hrs half ttme speech on Juvemle De lrnquency rs Ted Martm who was recently chosen as Chtef Iustrce of the Supreme Court by Presldent of the Umted States Kerth Freeman Presrdent Freeman IS srttlng on the rtght of Ted Stttlng on the rtght of Presldent Freeman IS Frve Star General Drck V1d1c who has just returned from the front lrnes of Indo Chtna where he was nomrnated for the Congresstonal Medal of Honor Dlck began a thlrty day leave to day tomorrow he and Mrss Pat Rockwell wtll be unrted rn matrrmony at the Wesley Baptrst Church by Pastor Doughlas Bennett Thrs wtll be Doug s flrst weddmg as he has Just completed hrs mrmstry In the next two seats are Edtth Magee and Jamce Laughner famous New York models who wlll show us some of thetr latest fashrons at half tlme The gentleman rn the snow whtte prnch button suxt ts Harvey Hayes a southern plantatron owner who ralses 75010 of the natton s Red Man tobacco the other 25070 bexng rarsed by Kent Freeman who rs stttmg alongsrde of Mr Hayes The dtstrngurshed gentleman srttrng next to Mr Freeman rs John Klomp Prestdent of General Electrrc works rn Loutsvrlle Ky John was chosen Father of the year tn 1959 To hrs rrght lS Jtm Crum tallest Professxonal Basketball player rn the natlon hm was chosen to last year s all pro team by Collrers and the Ladtes Home Journal whtch are both edrted by Mtss Ruth Sptece LastweekColl1ers featured an artrcle wrltten on Sweden s Problem by Mlss Eva Wrk forergn correspondent for the Umted States Joyce McLaughl1n s ptcture appeared on the cover of the magazme Joyce 15 Hollywood s number one p1n up 1rl If you ltsten closely you can hear the trro of Betsy Champltn D1ane Kramer and Wrlla McKee re earsmg therr own arrangement of Crulsm Down The Rlver whrch they wtll present at the party lmmedtately followrng the game Last week t egrrls performed on the Metropolltan Hour ln Carnegle Hall Incrdently the party wrll be glven at Judy Gray s Lakestde Estate Judy IS well known for her excellent entertarmng m the soctal world Dlana Lloyd has just announced her retrrement as Grrls Gym Instructor at W H S as she IS gettmg marrled next fall A lrkely replacement wrll be Martlyn Anderson who wrll complete her Phystcal Education courses thls sprmg That man carrymg the black satchel lS Dr Brll Brown He IS Head Physrctan at all W H S ball games wrth htm lS hts lovely nurse Lmda Glermger Ltnda has just completed her tratnlng at Hamot Hosprtal In case anyone has sttff Jomts after the game from cheering consult Dr Charles Larson who ts a Chrro practor and has his offlce Just to the rtght of the school In case you dont recogmze Dr Larson he ts stttlng rtght next to Dr Brown The school has a new Scoreboard rt was donated by Davrd Rettman s Ser vlce Statxon Dave has fxve stattons scattered throughout Pennsylvama manager of the Punxsutawney branch IS Ed Richardson Probably the most excttxng event to come tn the next year wtll be Ray Stancllff s ex pedttton to the South Pole Accompanytng Ray to the South Pole wtll be Professor John Schllpf of the Smtthsontanlnstltute 1n Washtngton D C Also gorngwrll be Professor Schllpf s prlvate secretaries Mary Ann Smrth and Helen Cummmgs Both have completed thetr studres at the Erre Busrness College In the next to last seat ts Donna Wtllrams who has become a professlonal skater and last week performed on the Ed Sullrvan Show In the last seat IS Mary Ann Wrertel who was chosen Presrdent of the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolutton She w1ll present the D A R award to a semor grrl after the game We are sorry thatCarla T1ml1n and Mar1lynVxard could not be wrth us as they are vacatromng rn Bermuda By the roar of the crowd you can eastly tell the ball game ts over and lookmg at the scoreboard we can see that Wesleyvtlle has won and are once more champs We slowly frle out and for a moment we are lost rn our memories of our days at Wesleyvrlle We are proud of the success our class has enjoyed and we are happy for the things we have glven to the world These are our Expectatlons THE CLASS OF 1956 John Klomp lv 'Vi We A ff -Z vi Ifiif r -4 ' 52:32, ,Ni a 4 ' S9 1 ' ' ' A ' for the graduated class of 1956, by the superintendent of County Schools, Barb Chambers. Most of the Vw-45-J ww si. Lauri n mb lg 'QPU XI! W-M. -INK mm'h 1 yi kwa 16 '35 Es N TEDDY KRAMER Commercial Course Academy High School ELEANOR JONES-R.N. St, Vincents Hospital Villa Marie College RAYMOND ROWAN Clarion State Teach- ers College B,S-Education-Science and Math DORIS JOHNSON University of Michigan George Washington University A ,B,-Degree ROBERT SAXTON Lock Haven State Teachers College Penn Elementary Cer- rificate Penn State-B,S, Ed- ucation-M,A, History MARY ANN HOOK Villa Marie College B, S,-Major-Home Ec, MARGARET MCKENZIE University of Pittsburgh B,S.-Education RODGER HAZEN Behrend Center Edinboro State Teachers College B,S,-Education ' 9-95 . S . J fries , ,4-qw 1 i 4 flu.. RONA LD BROOKS Penn State University Mansfield State Teachers College B,S ,-Music JOHN MacKlNLAY Clarion State Teachers College California State Teachers College-B,S,-Education Penn State University- M.-Ed, JAMES MANAEO A ,B,-Findlay College University of Alabama University of Colorado Penn State University 3'- 1 63 JUNE SCHLINDWEIN B.S.-Secondary Education Edinboro State Teachers College San Francisco State College, California af- BEVERLY GRENZ Slippery Rock State Teachers College University of Southern California B,S,-Education 3 my N. HARRY FARNBAUGH Edinboro State Teachers College B,S,-Secondary Ed- ucation L4 U ELIZABETH HAMBURGER or ' A, B,-Liberal Arts R A , 9' ,- Mercyhurst College Graduate work-Pittsburgh tm - and Allegheny College I... cal JACK AITON K' B,S,-Art Education Q Edinboro State Teachers College VANGELINE BARBALE Villa Marie College- ,Q B,S,-Major Business 10 Behrend Center Gregg College-Chicago 1, C BRIAN KEARNEY Gannon College B,A,-Science and Math 4' 'D Q l -9 N4 'I YEARBOOK STAFF HRST ROWQ DougBennett, Dale Crandall, Ted Martin, John Klomp, Diane Kramer, SECOND ROW: Mr, Jack Aiton Advq Karen Glatzert, Hal Spencer, Mrs, Vangeline Barbale, Adv, The Yearbook Staff The staff tried, against odds, to produce a souvenir book instead of just a production. Through the efforts of a few, this presentation of school activities has been made possible. Funds and other financial support of the BULLDGG were made available through sales at the bas- ketball games, dances, and other activities. We of the staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all con- tributors and participants in the support of this year's BULLDOG. rXCiVlSOI' I 1 4 S I E FOOTBA LL TEA M FIRST ROW: B. Morosky, H. Spencer, I. Klomp, D. Vidic, I. Smith, D. Crandall. H. Hayes, J. Byers. SECOND ROW J. Bankoske, G. Gam, R. Burrows, R. Kaeberlien, T. Ruff, J. Ziegler, C. Schnieder, P. Moore. Mgr. THIRD ROW: D Edwards. Mgr., T. Klomp, J. Schlipf, T. Martin. J. 'McDivitt, B. Nielsen, J. Wiertel, N. Rossey, B. Edwards, Mgr. The Football Teom Wesleyville turned out a very fine Club this year. The team had a slow start however by dropping their first three games. By the time they played their fourth game there was a definite improvement. The over allteam spirit became higher. At Lawrence Park, a bad break de- prived us of being in a championship game with North East. The team felt depressed after this set back but it didn't break their spirit. The next week in practice the boys all worked hard until fi- nally they met North East on our own field where they put ona fine exhibition of football by beating the Grape Pick- ers in our final game of the season. Although we didn't have a championship this year we feel that our boys have learned to work together and to take disappointments in their stride. We are sorry to see our Seniors leave but are looking forward to a successful L Q1 season next year Axfld.. JAMES MANAFO-coach 6 f 5 Game Schedule DATE SCHOOL I-larborcreek Guard Curwensvrlle 'Townvrlle Unron Crty Lawrence Park 'North East THEY Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct 'Denotes Home Games 4 Player lndlvldual Scoring NAME P,A T TOTALS Jrm Smrth John Klomp Drck Vrdrc Larry Dana Harvey Hayes John Schlrpf Hal Spencer Gary Garn 21 WESLEYVILLE VS HARBURCREEK September 10 1955 The Bulldogs opened therr 1955 season rna nrght game at Harborcreek The bulldogs got rnto the scorrng column early rn the frrst perrod when quarterback Drck Vrdrc passed 10 yards to Jrm Smrth who took rt on the Both teams farled to score agarn rn the frrst half In the thrrd quarter Harborcreek drove 70 yards wrth Bert Hackenburg gorng over from the two for the score The fourth quarter saw I-lar borcreek caprtalrze agarn on a long drrve wrth Hackenburg gorng over from the 5 for the score Both Harborcreek touch downs were set up on halfback Tom Allen s runs of approx rmately 60 yards each Frnal score Harborcreek 12 Wesleyvrlle 6 WESLEYVILLE VS GIRARD September 17 1955 The Bulldogs played therr frrst league game agarnst Guard and met therr second strarght set bac' Grrard hrt paydrrt rn the frrst perrod wrth Harbough gorng over for the frrst score Bowen set up the score on runs of 20 and 35 yards The Bulldogs came back rn the same quarter to tre the score wrth quarterback Harvey Hayes leadrng the way and scorrng on a quarterback sneak John Klomp skrrted end for the P A T ln the second quarter the Bulldogs took the lead wrth Harvey Hayes agarn movrng hrs mates down to the 2 yard lrne and then handrng offto halfbacklohn Schlrpf for the score Klomp passed to Smrth for the P A T Grrard came back strong caprtalrzrng ona39 yard drrve by sendrng fullback Drck Harbough over from the 2 In the fourth quarter Grrard agarn unleashed a blrsterrng drrve down to the Bulldog 3 yard lrne from where Dan Wortovrch skrrted end for the score whrch proved to be the last Frnal score Grrard 18 Wesleyvrlle 14 WESLEYVILLE VS CURWENSVILLE September 24 1955 Wesleyvrlle traveled downstate only to suffer therr worst defeat of the 1955 season Curwensvrlle completely domrnated the frrst three quarters prlrng up 39 porntsagarnst the Bulldog club In the fourth quarter Wesley vrlle got rnto the scorrng column when Drck Vrdrc completed a pass to Larry Dana who scampered the remarnrng 70 yards toatouchdown Klomppassed to Smrth forthe P A T Chuck Wrnk from Curwensvrlle scored frve touchdowns for the vrctors Frnal s core Curwensvrlle 39 Wesleyvrlle '7 WESLEYVILLE VS TOWNVILLE September 30 1955 After havrng had 3 setbacks the Bulldogs came back after a weeks rest to hand Townvrlle a shellackrng Quarterback Drck Vrdrc drsplayed hrs passrng talent comp1etrng3T D passesto rrght end Jrm Smrth The passes covered 20 '75 and 39 yards respectfully Fullback Larry Dana scored 2T D s for the Bulldogs on runs of 8 and 15 yards Quarterback Drck Vrdrc scored agarn after an aerral put the ball on the 15 yard lrne rt was an end run Trme and trme agarndurrng the game the Bulldog s star end Jrm Smrth made catches that always were good for a frrst down or a touchdown l-lalfback John Klomp scored all frve extra pornts 3 place ments and 2 lrne plunges Townvrlle got rnto the scorrng columnwhen Bob Berlrn Townvrlle tackle prcked up a Bull dog fumble and sca mpered 80 yards for a T D Cempsy plung ed for the P A T Chuck Kerr went 30 yards on an end around for the other Townvrlle score Frnal score Wesleyvrlle 41 Townvrlle 13 WESLEYVILLE VS UNION CITY October 8 1955 Wesleyvrlle pulled rts second wrn out of the frre when they traveled to Unron Crty The Bulldogs got offto an early start when a good pass by quarterback Drck Vrdrc to rrght end Jrm Smrth and a 20 yard run by John Klomp put the ball on the 8 yard lrne from there John Klomp took a hand off from Vrdrc and scored In the second quarter Jrm Smrth scored on an end around play Drck Vrdrc ran left end for the P A T In the thrrd quarter the Bulldogs scored agarn whcnVrdrc out to Klompwhoscampered 28 yards for the score Gary Gam plunged for the P A T Early rn the frnal quarter John Klomp caught a Unron Crty punt and raced 45 yards to paydrrt Klomp krcked for the P A T In qurck successron Drck Vrdrc unleashed hrs terrrfrc passrng arm and hrt Jrm Smrth on the 20 yard lrne from where Smrth went on to score The entrre second team played the last frve mrnutes and wrth stood the Bears very well therr best effort extendrng to the Bulldog 35 yard lrne Frnal score Wesleyvrlle 33 Unron Crty 0 WESLEYVILLE VS LAWRENCE PARK October 21 1955 Wesleyvrlle lost a tough decrsron to a stubborn Lawrence Park eleven Early rn the frrst quarter fullback Bob Burrck went through the mrddle of the lrne and paced 45 yards to paydrrt The score stood at 6 to 0 untrl rn the second quarter when quarterback Drck Vrdrc led hrs mates pass to Morosky and a good run by Dana paved the way Klomp ran end for the P A T The game went rrght down to the wrre untrl the thrrd quarter when Lawrence Park broke the rce by movrng the ball to the 17 yard lrne rn three plays from where quarterback Trm Nevrn sneaked rt over for the score The fourth quarter proved to be a real thrrller wrth the Bull dogs takrng the ball on therr own 20 yard lrne and movrng rt to the Park 2 yard lrne On the next play from scrrmmage Vrdrc sneaked the ball and scored an apparent T D How ever an offrcral ruled an assrstrng the runner penalty whrch set the Bulldogs back to the 17 from where they farled to score Frnal score Lawrence Park 12 Wesleyvrlle '7 WESLEYVILLE VS NORTH EAST October 28 1955 The Bulldogs played host to the Grape prckers rn therr last game of the 1955 season and probably one of therr best games Early rn the frrst quarter Vrdrc passed to Morosky who lateraled to Larry Dana the latter takrng the ball all the way to the 6 yard lrne from where Vrdrc sneaked rt over for the score John Klomp converted In the same quarter North East tred the score when quarterback Brad Wallace scampeded 29 yards for the score In the second perrod Wes leyvrlle surged ahead when Drck Vrdrc threw a 30 yard pass to John Klomp who took rt on the 10 yard lrne and went over for the score At the end of the half Wesleyvrlle led 14 to 7 Early rn the thrrd perrod North East s Tony San Frlrppo passed to end Frlutze for 28 yards and a score On the Bulldog s next set of downs Vrdrc started passrng hrs frrst prtch carryrng to the 50 yard lrne Vrdrc passed agarn thrs trme to Smrth who took the ball all the way to the 16 yard lrne Two plays later Klomp took the ball over on an off tackle slant Klomp s conversron was good but North East came back agarn Thrs trme Tony San Frlrppo galloped 59 yards around rrght end makrng the score 21 to 20 From then on rt was all Wesley vrlle Quarterback Drck Vrdrc started the parade by passrng to Bulldog center Hal Spencer who scampered 10 more yards for the score The play covered 21 yards Klomp converted rn the fourth quarter Bulldog safety man Johny Schlrpf rn tercepted a North East pass and went all the way to the 5 yard lrne From herel rm Smrth took the ball on an end around and went over to score agarn Klomp s conversron was good Al though the Bulldogs drdn t have too successful a season they were very proud to wrn thrs one Frnal score Wesleyvrlle 34 North East 20 WE - ' .10 6 12 - - . L ,11 ' 14 18 . I . ' - . 24 ' 7 39 - ' - - - ,ao ' 41 13 ' ' . , 8 ' ' 33 0 ' ' , 21 ' 'I 12 ' ' ' A . 28 34 20 - - 'V - - 142 11 - ' ' ' ' - - TD. . . ' , ' ' . . . . .... '7 2 44 ' ' I ' . . . . . . . . .5 12 42 ' , ' ' ' ' I ' . . . .3 1 19 . . . - - . . .... . . .3 0 18 - ' ' . .. . . ..... l 0 6 D . . ' ' , ' .. . . .... .l 0 6 ' ' . .... . . . .1 o 6 ' I ' n , . A - , 16 142 y - ' six and scored, John Klomp's P, A, T, attempt was short. to the 2 yard line, from where he plunged for the T, D, A ' i JOHN SCHLIPF Utility Back , 5, S, . r, 4 In , .ff-fr 1' I ' I r il .2 ,' JIM SMITH Right End A11 County-3, 4-Sr, DALE CRANDALL Right Tackle A11 County-3, 4-Sr, . - ' Q ' k va may I , 6 W J- ? RAY STANCLIEF Right Guard A11 County-4-sr, LARRY DA NA JOHN KLOMP Pun-back Left Hauback A11 County-4-Sr, A11 County-3, 4-Sr, N , Q , 'Yu' f DICK VIDIC Quarterback HARVEY HAYES Right Halfback Sr, BOB MOROSKY Left End Ir, TED MARTIN Left Tackle Honorable Mention-3,4, A11County-2, 3, 4-Sr, uv- HAL SPENCER CENTER A11 County-4-Sr, Q JACK BYERS Left Guard All County-Jr, 'Uh Noi? H! Varsity Basketball LEFT to RIGHT-C, Holmes, B, Morosky, I. Byers, D, Vidic, H, Spencer, Mr, Farnbaugh, Coach, I, Smith, J, Crum, F, Zimmerman, D, Sharp, J. Schlipf, R, Leahey, Mgr, Varsity Basketball Statistics Underlined games denote Christmas tournament ' denote Playoff games Date Wesleyville Opponent High SCOIBI 11130155 Wesleyville 63 Fairview 50 Vidic 17 121 2155 Wesleyville 49 McDowell 53 Smith 12 121 6155 Wesleyville 66 Waterford 46 Morosky 15 121 9155 Wesleyville 68 Harborcreek 67 Vidic 20 12113155 Wesleyville 75 West Springfield 47 Vidic 14 12116155 Wesleyville 73 Academy 96 Smith 19 12120155 Wesleyville 72 East 79 Vidic 22 12127155 Wesleyville 70 Albion 65 Spencer 25 12128155 Wesleyville 69 Girard 45 Vidic 25 12130155 Wesleyville 65 'E'5vTPark 67 Smith 20 1 1 3156 Wesleyville 85 North East 66 Spencer 20 1 1 6156 Wesleyville 61 Girard 64 Vidic 22 1 110156 Wesleyville 68 Edinboro 89 Byers 23 1 113156 Wesleyville 58 Albion 50 Smith 18 1 117156 Wesleyville 75 Law, Park 52 Smith 26 1 120156 Wesleyville 61 Union City 38 Smith 21 1 125156 Wesleyville 83 Alumni 36 Spencer 16 1 126156 Wesleyville 60 'Girard 51 Byers 17 1 128156 Wesleyville 64 'Edinboro 61 Byers 85 Spencer 18 1 131156 Wesleyville 48 North East 47 Spencer 23 2 13 156 Wesleyville 60 Girard 62 Spencer 16 2 17 156 Wesleyville 83 Edinboro 76 Spencer 25 2 110156 Wesleyville 52 Albion 46 Vidic 17 2 114156 Wesleyville 75 Law, Park 84 Vidic 27 2 117156 Wesleyville 65 Union City 49 Spencer 21 2 125156 Wesleyville 51 'Girard 65 Vidic 16 team total 1,719 Opp, total 1,551 NOVEMBER 30 WESLEYVILLE VS I-AIRVIEW Wesleyvrlle started the 1955 56 season off rrght by defeatrng Farrvrew on the latters court The Bulldogs outscored therr opponents rn every quarter Wesleyvrlle had four men m the double drgrts paced by Drck Vrdrc who collected 17 Wesleyvrlle took a 37 12 frrst perrod lead and stretched rt toa 29 23at halftrme In the second half the lead was mcreased to 45 34 Hal Spencer and Bob Morosky each caged 14 markers whrle Byers srurk 11 Hetz was hrgh for farrvrew wrth 16 Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 63 Farrvrew DECEMBER 2 WESLEYVILLE VS McDOWELL In the second yme of the season the Bulldogs played host to Mrllcreek McDowell only to dropaclose decrsron 53-49 Consrderurg that McDowell IS Class A competrtron, the game was almost a moral vrctory Under the pressure Harry s Workrnen acted very well and made a very good show mg hm Smrth bucketed 12 brg markers DECEMBER 6 WESLEYVILLE VS WATERFORD In theu thrrd game Wesleyvrlle moved to Waterford where they took theu second wm ur three starts The Bulldogs were never rn trouble at any trme ur the contest Bob Sleepy Morosky was hrgh for the Bulldogs wrth 15 Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 66 Waterford 46 DECEMBER 9 WESLEYVILLE VS HARBORCREEK Wesleyvrlle really gave everyone theu moneys worth Frrday December 9th, when they defeated the Class A Harborcreek Huskres68-67 Hal Spencer went to the foul lrne with a mrnute and three seconds to go and dropped rn two fouls Drck Vrdrc was the brg scorrng gun wrth 20 pornts, followed closely by hm Smrth wrth 18 Spencer had 12 and Byers 11 Thrs put four out of the frrst frve rn double drgrts The score at the half was 33 21 the Huskres leadrng The scorrng went lst quarter, 14 14 2nd 33 27 3rd, 54 54 and rn the frnal, 68 67 DECEMBER 13 WESLEYVILLE VS WEST SPRINGFIELD Thrs was a momentous one for the Bulldog qumtet for each one of the startrng frve was rn double frgrues Vtdrc led wrth 14 Morosky 13 Byers and Smrth 12 and Spencer 11 In thrs game they knocked the Wrldcats of West Sprrngfreld 75-47 The Bulldogs established a 27 14frrstquarter lead and stretched rt to 40 27 The Wrldcats never threatened once for the Bulldogs had rt all the way DECEMBER 16 WESLEYVILLE VS ACADEMY On Frrday the srxteenth the Academy Lrons defeated a hard frghtrng Bulldog team on the Lrons home floor Bulldogs however proved they weren t a bad team by scorrng 73 pornts agarnst the Class A hrlltoppers Smrth was hrgh wrth 19 followed closely by Vrdrc wrth 18 Jrm Crum dropped rn 12 pomts The Bulldogs outscored the Lrons rn the frnal canto 27 22 but farled to salvage the lead Academy had put up Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 73 Academy 96 DECEMBER 20 WESLEYVILLE VS EAST The Bulldogs dropped a close one to Erre East A Class A School Thrs was the Bulldogs thrrd loss rn thetr frrst seven starts beaten only by Class and the Bulldogs narrowed rttoa42 36 halftrme lead At the three quarter mark rt was East 71-48 ln the fourth quarter though Wesleyvrlle dumped rn24 markers to close the gap However when the game was over East had managed to stay 7 pomts better than the Bulldogs and wrn the game 79 72 Drck Vrdrcs 22 pornts featured the evemng wrth hm Smrth and Hal Spencer contrrbutrng 15 Brlentnrkoff was hrgh for East mth 23 JANUARY 3 WESLEYVILLE VS NORTH EAST In the frrst game ofthe 1956 County Class B League play Wesleyvrlle was slated to meet North East and meet they drd They came out on top 85 66 Inthe frrst canto Wesleyvrlle led the Grapeprckers 24 5 but North East outscored the surbrubans 22 12 Wesleyvrlle got rt s lead trrmmed to 36 27 by halftrme but caught on frre rn the thrrd and fourth perrods and defeated North Eastwrth all of Wesleyvrlle s quurtet ur double frgures Hal Spencerled the pack wrth 20 closely followed by Byers and Smrth wrth 19 and 18 respectrvely whrle Vrdrc and Morosky both had 12 pomts JANUARY 6 WESLEYVILLE VS GIRARD In the Bulldogs second start followrng the Hohday toumament they traveled to Grrard there they met wrth theu fust league setback It lust drdn t seem to be the Bulldogs nrght wrth defense seemrng to be the mayor problem The Farnbaugh Men drd manage to stay wrthrn 3 pomts of the Yellow Jackets Vrdrc s 22 pomts were the hrghllght of the ex enrng forthe Bulldogs Frnal Score, Wesleyvrlle 61 Grrard 64 JANUARY 10 WESLEYVILLE VS EDINBORO Agam the Bulldogs had a rough evenrng of rt when they met the Edtn boro Turtles atthe latters court Once more the Bulldogs were plagued wrth defense trouble, as trme and trme agarn a turtle would slrther through the Bulldog defense and deftly slrp the melon through the cords Wesleyvrlle was never far behrnd rn the ball game untrl the frnal canto when Edrnboro wrdened the margrn for the vrctory Drmrnutrve Jack Byers set a blazurg pace wrth 23 markers Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 68 Edmboro 89 JANUARY 13 WESLEYVILLE VS ALBION Coach Farnbaugh s Bulldogs sarled to a 15 8 lead after the frrst quarter only to have Albron catch up and tre us 25 25 before Jack Byers canned a Technrcal to grve Wesleyvrlle 26 25 halftrme margrn Wrth Drck Vrdrc and hm Smrth featurmg the Bulldogs meshed 24 pomts to lead 50 37 at the three quarter mark Smrth led the Bulldogs wrth 18 whrle Vrdrc had 14 and Byers 13 Gordy Kuhn was high for Albron wrth 14 pomts Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 58 Albron 50 JANUARY 17 WESLEYVILLE VS LAWRENCE PARK Hrgh scorrng Wesleyvrlle held to a 24 24 stalemate at halftrme un corked a deadly 51 pornt second half led by Jumprng Jrm Smrth to smash lawrence Park 75 52 Smrth wrth only srx pomts at halftrme whrzzed rn 20 brg markers rnthe second half to pace the Bulldogs wrth 26 pomts Smrth had plenty of assrstance from Hal Spencer and Jack Byers who each bagged 16 but an equal share of the glory went to Carl Holmes who ended up wrth 20 rebounds for the evenrng Bob Horn led the losers wrth 19 pomts Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 75 Lawrence Park 52 JANUARY 26 WESLEYVILIE VS GIRARD TITLE PLAYOFF Wesleyvrlle was rnvolved rn a three way tre for the fust half crown wrrh Guard and Edrnboro Wesleyvrlle was slated to meet Grrard frrst at Water ford ln the frrst quarter Wesleyvrlle Jumped to an 18 12 edge At halftime the Bulldog marntarned a 24 21 lead At the three quarter mark Wesley vrlle kept therrlead 40 33 Wesleyvrlle ended all actrve resrstance at 4 49 ofthe frnal canto Thats when the Bulldogs racked up seven strarght pornts to spurt to a 53 40 cushron When the frnal buzzer sounded rt was Wesley vrlle 60 51 Byers led the Bulldogs wrth 17 markers followed by SPencer who added 16 and Smrth who netted 10 Murray was hrgh for Guard wrth 15 Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 60 Guard 51 JANUARY 28 WESLEYVILLE VS EDINBORO TITLE PLAYOFF After defeatrng Guard Wesleyvrlle went on to capture the fust half crown by defeatmg Edmboro at the McDowell court Down by one pornt at the half Wesleyvrlle suddenly caught on fuemthe late stages of the thud quarter wrth a 21 pornt barrage that meant a 64 61 vrctory over Edmboro Prvotmarr Hal Spencer and onehanded tossrng Byers netted 18 pornts aprece for Wesleyvrlle wrth Drck Vrdrc addrng 13 Larry Wellman copped scorrng honors wrth 33 pornts Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 64 Edmboro 61 JANUARY 31 WESLEYVILLE VS NORTH EAST Hal Spencer came through for the bulldogs rn the closrng seconds to help our srxth strarght vrctory The game whrch went mto overtrme was excrtrng from buzzer to buzzer Both teams opened cautrously as Wesleyvrlle held a 9 5 first perrod lead and stretched the margrn to 22 15 at halftrme North East came roarrng back rn the thud perrod cuttrng the defrcrt to 30 27 before shootrng ahead rn the frnal canto only to have Spencer send the game rnto an overtrme perrod Hal was hrgh for the Bulldogs wrth 23 wrth a lot of help from Drck Vrdrc who meshed 16 Frrral Score Wesleyvrlle 48 Nonh East 47 FEBRUARY 3 WESLEYVILLE VS GIRARD In the second half when Wesleyvrlle played the Jackets the tables were abrt reversed Guard slarry Stubbe s half Court set shot kept Guard ahead all the way Guard moved rnto the frnal perrod leadrng 43 38 but the Bulldogs ralled and Carl Holmes sunk a bucket whrch gave Wesleyvrlle a 48 47 lead Durrng the last foru mrnutes of play the lead changed hands ll trmes and the score was tred twrce Wrth the score tred and 45 seconds remarnrrrg Stubbe sunk another bucket to wrn the game for Guard Hal Spencer paced the Bulldogswrth 16 followed by Vrdrc and Holmes wrth 12 Frnal Score Guard 62 Wesleyvrlle 60 FEBRUARY '7 WESLEYVILLE VS EDINBORO Wesleyvrlle conturued to roll rn the second half by trrprng Edmboro and makrng rt sleague mark2 l At the end of the frrst perrod Wesleyvrlle led 25 14 and ner er trarled untrl the frrral perrod when the score was knotted at 55 all Jrm Crum s goal and Hal Spencer s foul shot sent the Bulldogs rntoa lead whrch they kept thrs trme Spencer copped scorrng honors wrth 25 He brought hrs team to an 83 76 wrn over the Edmboro Turtles FEBRUARY 10 WESLEYVILLE VS ALBION we came backrn the second halfto trrm the Albron Redskrns 52 46 Behrnd 25 23 at mtermrssron the Bulldogs added 8 strarght pornts after the thrrd perrod ended and from there the Bulldogs were never headed Drck Vrdrc was hrgh scorer wrth 18 pornts followed closely by lrm Smrth who meshed 16 Denny Adomsonwas hrgh for Albron wrth 18 pomts Frnal Score Wes leyvrlle 52 Albron 46 FEBRUARY 14 WESLEYVILLE VS LAWRENCE PARK When Wesleyvrlle met Lawrence Park rn the second half they came only to meet a defeat whrch vrrtually elrmrnated them from the second half Champronshrp The trro of Drck Vrdrc hm Smrth and Hal Spencer each bucketed 21 on more pornts Smrth and Spencer each gett1ng20 on the nose and Vrdrc baggrng 27 they scored all but 8 of the Bulldog s pornts Wesleyvrlle went strong rn the second but could not qurte reach the Park ers Lawrence Park s Bob Horn scored 31 pomts The closest the Bulldogs came throughout the game was 61 52 at the three quarter mark FEBRUARY 17 WESLEYVILLE VS UNION CITY In the Bulldogs last league game of the 55 56 season they had lrttle trouble rn defeatrng the Unron Crty Bears The Bulldogs were never rn trouble from begrnnrng to end as they led 16 5 at the close of the frrst perrod and led 30 23 at halftrme and ever rncreased the lead tluoughout the game Hal Spencer s21 pornts featured the evenrng whrle Lavern Hurlburt led the Bears wrth 19 Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 65 Unron Crty 49 Jolur Schlrpf started for the Bulldogs and played a fme ball game FEBRUARY 25 WESLEYVILLE VS GIRARD TITLE PLAYOFF Wesleyvrlles hopes for a Champronshrp faded at the hands of Guard at McDowells court The Jackets rolled hot and heavy rn the frrst and thud perrods to whrp favorrte Wesleyvrlle 65 51 Wesleyvrlle couldn t seem to frnd the mark and thrs proved to be fatal Gus Murrays reboundrng and hrs 17 pornts paced the wrnners whrle Drck Vrdrc added 16 for the Bulldogs and hm Smrth Bagged 11 Frnal Score Wesleyvrlle 61 Guard 65 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT The Annual Holrday Toumament was scheduled and Wesleyvrlle was slated to meet Albron at Guard where the whole Tournament was to be held Wesleyvrlle was behrnd throughout most of the game but managed totre the score at 63 63 just before the gun went off Durrng the regulatron game trme and overtrme Hal Spencer and Drck Vrdrc teamed up to score 25 and 18 pornts respectrvely whrle durrng the thrrd quarter Jack Byers had rtalmost to hrmself as he sank 17 pornts Thrs 70 65 vrctory put the Bull dogs agarnst Guard rn the Semr Frnals on Grrard s home floor In the thrrd and frnal game of the Holrday Tournament Wesleyvrlle lost aheartbreaker to Lawrence Park 67 65 The Bulldogs played good ball the frrst half but lawrence Park made use of some breaks Smrth was hrgh wrth 20, followed by Vrdrc 18 and Byers 14 After the game an All Tournament Team was selected Jack Byers made frrst team Hal Spencer obtarned a second team berth and Drck Vrdrc got honorable mentron Although the Bulldogs lost the Tournament they recerved a trophy for bemg runnerup 50. ' ' ' - . , ' ,r . . A competition, At the -end of the first period the score was 27-17, East, A replllaiiqll HS 3 SeC0l'1d half team is 28-alll ghf-lwed. bl' Ehe 5111-MOSS' BS 26 .i W uf- X fi Lf' . is .... Date 11130155 121 2155 121 6155 121 9155 12113155 12120155 1 1 3156 1 1 6156 1 110156 1 113156 1 117156 1 120156 1 131156 2 1 3156 2 1 7156 2 110156 2 114156 2 111156 J. V. Basketball FIRST ROW: J, Hansen, R, Bailey R, Burrows, J, Wiertel, G, Gam, C, Schneider, SEC- OND ROW: D, Franos, B, Wakefield, I, Bartlett, H, Farnbaugh, coach, J, McDivitt, R, Kaeberle in, D , Nelson, J. V. Game Schedule And Statistics Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville W esleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville W esleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville Wesleyville W esleyville Wesleyville W esleyville Wesleyville team total 597 Opponent Fairview McDowell Waterford Harborcreek West Springfield East North East Girard Edinboro Albion Law, Park Union City North East Girard Edinboro Albion Law, Park Union City Opp. total 690 J High Scorer Bartlett Gam Bartlett Garn Bartlett Gam 86 Schneider Wiertel Bartlett Zimmerman Bartlett Franos Bartlett Wakefield Kaberlein Bartlett Bartlett Franos Zimmerman . 1 x '98 JW? 5, yt If Varsity Basketball This year's team was one of the best ever to represent the Bul1- dogs of Wesleyville High School. The team won 17 games while losing a total of 9. Three of these losses were suffered at the hands of Class A Teams: Academy, East, and Millcreek. lt certainly must be recorded as the highest scoring team the school has ever had, with four players scoring over 300 points apiece. The team scored a total of 1,719 points for the season, or a per game average of 66.1. Scoring alone does not tell the story however, as our team displayed outstanding sportsmanship throughout the season. lt certainly was a dis- appointment to the boys to finish second in the Holiday tournament, and lose in the playoffs for the championship, but the team accepted the losses like the wonderful sports and fine gentlemen that they are. We will all miss such seniors as Dick Vidic, Harold Spencer, .lim Smith, Jim Crum and John Schlipf, but are looking ahead to another fine season in 1956-57. MR. HARRY FARNBAUGH - Coach X rw o o'fPv 0 A n ff 0 PM LQ ,f.'4xrLQ9mv1 '-Q bln-Lf-p ff -m, Y' W 4+ Gfwflfsfxfxfx 0 60 ryan o n., nfn !rs4 w 'g?m5'v A Xf Arn vp f u ' 1 Q 1 'r l . . .pd J, , A , Wifffmx -, .4 00000 ff n- 4 1 raf1f1a'1f'2p H?k , Q i Junlor Class FIRSTROW D Bloom K Lohse I Bankoske J Harmon J Mancmr P Moore P Shook T Ruff J Schrock D Young SECOND ROW J Mmgoy N Schaffner 1 Nelson P Dana Y Srdun M Gould D Wrggms D Hamer K Knauer D Courtney B Lantzy, N Anderson THIRD ROW E Schmetder D Lrndahl S Mayewslu B Ohl B Hememann M Gray I Nece J Dennen M E Coleman L Hatheway K Pratt Mr Hazen Adv FOURTH ROW D Franos S Allessre D Sharp N Trohoskr B Moroskr J Byers R Leahey C Holmes K Peterson The .Tumor class was under the capable leadershrp of Pres1dent Ray Leaghey V1ce Presrdent Tom Ruff Secretary Marrlyn Gray Treasurer Pete Moore Thls verycooperat1ve class staged many dances rn the fall the frrst berng Autumn Leaves The All Star Hop was next The Turkey Trot was the successful Thanksgwmg dance Sllver Bells was the Chrrstmas dance They also had a large magazlne sale to help put on the Prom whlch was held at Culbertson H1115 Country Club wrth muslc by Neal Charles Sophomore Class FIRST ROW B Edwards I Wlertel C Schnelder N Rossey B Ne1lsen,J Zlegler B Sweet R Kaeberlren B Hagle D Hahn B Wakefreld SECOND RON C Curry M L Dobson C Patterson C George P Cook Smxth 1 G111 S Welsh S Holmes M V1d1c E Mmor THIRD ROW I Black D L Heller P Abbott B1 Erven E Faulkner P Frsher R Maynard L Smrth B Hall F Ztrnmerman, Mrs Barbale Adv Almost all of the sopnomore class part1c1pated rn a school act1v1ty thrs year Our class offlcers were Chuck Schnerder Pres1dent Carol Curry Secretary Pat Abbot V1ce Presrdent Lors Smrth Treasurer Our three Student Senate members are Bob Nrelsen Marlene V1d1c and Dotty Lou Heller The sophomore class was very well represented rn athletlcs Our vars1ty lettermen were Roger Kaberlem John Zregler and Gary Garn Two sophomore cheerleaders were Dotty Lou Heller and Esther M1nor We also had frve G A A members, Pat Abbot Marlene V1d1c, Esther M1nor, Ruth Ann Maynard and Patsy Cook We held our f1rst dance The Sock Hop on October 14 and lt w very successful We had another dance on Aprll Z0 Thls also was the year 1n whrch we selected our class rlngs Our two new students were Barney and Kelly Rutkowskl who came to us th1s year from Cathedral Prep 1n Er1e Freshman Class FIRST ROW T Klomp R Burrows M Kerr G Mmor R Courtney D Engle B Sandell R Momson J Noms SECONDROW M1ssHook Adv I Mrngoy V Shook M Anderson 1 George S Perkrns M Hauser F Johnson G Walters D Thompson L Knox THIRD ROW C Cook B A Francls B Hauser D Hawley B Schell M Tumble M Atkmson B Roth E Shemloff L Ruhhng J Stone K Bamhart FOURTH ROW S Revella R Barley G Hansen, D Nelson M Aaronson F Barnck D Monroe G Kemp D Schenk I McD1v1tt Our class Presrdent IS Barbara Heuser Robby Burrows 1S V1ce Presldent and wh11e Betty Ann FIQHCIS IS busy scratchrng on paper to keep our records strarght Gary M1nor IS gorng crazy wrth the frgures and numbers 'Iokeep everyone busy we sold candy apples and fudge at the P T A Halloween party We also had a fudge sale November 10 and one No vember 17 1955 We had a penny supper 1n the Home Ec room Feb ruary 20, 1956 31 O :. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. ,. .. ,. .. 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Bonniger, W, Courtney, C, Wolfe, C, Edgett, L, Lamb, A, Pomeroy, M, Hood, S, Hooks, A, Coombs, B, Voight, R, Ardillo, R, Erickson, M, Smith, D, Wiertel, G, Gunn, P, Morrow, THIRD ROW: M,J, Verdoni, L,Childs, B,McDevitt, C, Millet, C, A, Butt, D, McCurdy, B, Coburn, P, Diemert, S, Sandell, S, Ander- son, K, Viard, P, Mercer, A, Hughes, J, Wolfe, J, Harris, Miss Grenz-Adv, FOURTH ROW: Miss Hook-Adv,, G, Leckney, J, E, Irwin, N, Glass, M, L, Hansen, C, Gould, C, Perry, S, Kelly, B, Rager, C, Holmes, N, Young, P, Munger, FIFTH ROW: T, Wallin, D, Cairns, L, Sturdivant, B, Moorehead, G, Sidun, B, Gieringer, D, Peterson K, Franz, J, Allessie, L, Colvin, P, Williams, M, Hood, Grade 7-1 8. 7-2 FIRST ROW: R, Bergstrom, D, Tillich, K, Thompson, L, Smith, D, Bellingham, D, States, D, Morrison, R, Lohse, J, Calvert, B, McKee, B, Faulkner, B, Saxton, B, Jenks, SECOND ROW: S,Cairns, G, Hetrick, P, Lackney, G, Heinemann, B, Pratt, D, Pokosh, K, Young, T, Rutkowsky, S, Palermo, J, Curry, S, Hawley, THIRD ROW: M, Castonis, J, Williams, M, Nealson, J, A, Engle, P, Harbaugh, F, Knox, C, Boylan, J, Cummings, D, shaeffer, A, Cobb,M,Trask, D, Yusz, P, Concilla, D, Peterson, Mr, Rowan-Adv, FOURTH ROW: D, Bailey, A, C, Langmyer, K,Larson, P,Renshaw, C, Henderson, S, Ott, P, Burke, B, Speice, F, Gembler, A, Champlin, J, Nelson, P, Aaron- son,L, Pratt, . 5 l , .J .vw cu ,cm I I f .Ni K .x ag' rr- , I 1 ,I i I , vr I be - 2 j fi U gg - , ur 771 O W ' 7- ' I S' ' O' -, 5 s, 0 . I 9,9 I Y F 5 P 9 fx ,L424 fl 9F69 Senior Bond CLARINETS: H. Spencer. B. Champlin, B. A. Francis. C. George. B. Sweet, G. Minor, D. Engel. L. Col- vin, R, Gieringer, P. Cancilla, J. Bobango, T. Wallin, K, Thompson, D, States. ALTO SAXOPHONES: R Sprece D Monroe D Yusz D Belrngham TENOR SAXOPHOINES A Champlrn ALTO HORNS R Leahey D Nelson BARITONES C Schnerder B McKee TRUMPETS J Klomp P Moore I Crum J Harmon T Ruf B Hagle R Barley T Klomp M Smrth TROMBONES J Zergler S Green E Barrrck L Sturdrvant R Saxton PERCUSSIOIX. B Wakefreld M Hood J Bonntger B Edwards S Hooks R Maynard M Anderson TUBAS D Vrdrc B Moorhead BAND The Band rs composed of forty erght students from all classes,who have recerved a good musrcal foundatron They practrce every mormng from 8 OO untrl 8 45 Varrous actrvrtres for the Band thrs year rnclude Appearrng at the home football games and pep assem blres throughout the year Abenefrt concert at the Penn Theater for the Athletrc Assocratron Annual concert 1n the audrtorrum rn Aprrl Betsy Champlrn was our representatrve thrs year, rn Drstrrct Band held at Conneaut Lake Senlor Chorus Mrngoy T Ruf P Moore Mr Brooks Drrector B Wakefreld H Hayes P Abbott P Dana E Magee E Mrnor C George J Thompson D Lrndahl D Kramer Accompamst SECOND ROW M Vrard E Wrk B Chambers P Rockvxell J Grll C Faulkner M A Wrertel R Leahey J Harmon C Schnerder J Zergler D Bloom M V1d1c N Smrth E Schmerder H Cummmgs K Glatzert M Gray E Faulkner THIRD ROW M E Coleman D L Heller I Wrertel D Bennett I Crum H Spencer T Marnn J Klomp D Rettman D Crandall B Champlrn W McKee Absent when PICIUIC was taken J Gray J Ohl D V1d1c R Hagle SENIOR CHORUS The Senror Chorus rs composed of selected students from the tenth to twelfth grade They met regularly each day for forty frve mrnute rnstructrons Therr actrvrtres thrs year have rncluded appearances on Televrsron Statron WICU Radro, WERC representatron rn Dxstrrct Chorus, a choral concert rn May and of course, Baccalaureate Exercrses M 1. ' - 2. ' ' 4' . . . . , - 1 I FIRST ROW: J. Dennen, K. Knauer, C. Timlin, D. Lloyd, M. L. Dobson. L. Gieringer, N. Schaffner. J. : . L . . f'N x'F 'S t. V9 W 2 Z 2 i 5 1 I 5 0,0 Q 'hd0wQQ053f'kg 64 fgga fl A 5 Junior Band CLARINETS: P. Bueke, D. Phillips. I. Hathaway. K. Larson, B. Roth, A, Nuber, P. Johnson. R. Majewski, R. Lohse. L. Nelson. FLUTE: D. Peterson. OBOE: M. Trask. SAXOPHONES: D. Yusz, D. Belingham. R. Tuberson. A, Champlin. TRUMPETS: T. Klomp, D. Peterson, G. Sidun. D. Shaffer, J. Calvert, D. Edwards, B. Erven. BARITONE: B. McKee. PERCUSSION: M, Hood, J. Bonniger, S. Hooks. TUBA: B. Moorhead. TROMBONE: R. Saxton. GLOCKENSPIEL: A. Pomeroy. JUNIOR BAND The .Tumor Band 1S an organrzat1on composed of members of the 6th 7th 8th, and 9th grades who have been studymg a band rnstrument for at least a year The band's prlmary use 1S to offer a tra1n1ng ground rn band procedure tech nrques and fundamentals that wtll prepare each student to become a better Sen1or H1gh Band member Dependrng on the1r rndtvldual advancement, some stu dents tenure 1n the .lr Band 1S shorter than others Upon the completron of certaln standards they are promoted to the Sen1or Band Unfortunately, a rehearsal can be scheduled only once a week but the group th1s year has made ve ry sat rsfactory progress, whrch 1nsures the future standards of the Sen1or Hrgh Band They appeared rn a concert for the P T A meetrng 1n January Junlor Hugh Chorus FIRST ROW G Engel E Irwrn S Kelley P Monroe V Shook L Harrrson B MCDCVIII A Nuber R Bergstrom B McKee D Engel P Cancllla L Smtth D Belrngham J Harrls F Johnson S Perkrns J C Holmes C Cook M Trrmble B A Francrs D Peterson M Hood B Sandell G Mrnor B Grerrnger D Yusz J Cummrngs M Kerr K Vrard M I Verdom C Mrllett A Langmyer THIRD ROW Ruvelo D Nelson J MCDCVIII D Monroe J Bobango R Barley JNelson D Shenk E Barrtck B Moorhead A Champlxn Absent when prcture was taken J Van Dyk K Larson D Pokosh R Burrows JUNIOR HIGH C HORUS The .lun1or I-Irgh Chorus IS composed of selected members ofthe 7th 8th, and 9th grade classes, who meet once a week for rehearsal The fundamentals of a good chorus member are learned enabl ng the student a better chance of berng selected 10 the Senror H1gh Choral groups '51 1 P I ll ' ' I O Knauer. J.'Wllliams, l-Ieuser. ,D.'Mce1hoe. .P.RCf1Sh8VNI. SECOND ROINT J, Storle,.K. Barnhlart, B. Schell I , i ' 0 ,sg JG OQ, ' r m '4 ,ff F +12 O fi Y - ' 39 3 Varslfy Cheerleaders KNEELI G Nl A Xnertel P Rockwell STANDING I Gray D Lloyd M Anderson W VlcKee HEAD VARSITY CHEERLEADER Pat Rockwell VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The mam amb1t1on for all the Varsxty Cheerleaders thxs year was to make money for new umforms The Cheer leaders sponsored many th1ngs to have th1s goal set New slacks and sweaters were proudly worn and sp1r1ts were kept very h1gh through the whole season J V Cheerleaders CHEERLFA DER Kathy Pratt J V CHEERLEADERS There are two new cheerleaders th1s year Esther Mmor a sophomore and Sh1rly Perkms a freshman The other members are Kathy Pratt head cheerleader Dott1e Heller asslstant head cheerleader Judy Mmgoy and Pat Dana They cheered at the two home football games agamst Townvllle and North East and at all basketball games Also at the f1rst half play off game aga1nst Ed1nboro and the champ1onsh1p game agalnst Curard O .' N:...'A ,. . .'.':. ,. ',. ,.l . O O KNEELING: P. Dana, J. Mingoy. STANDING: D. L. Heller. S. Perkins, E. Minor. K. Pratt. HEAD J, V, I ' , 5 . . , . 1 I i - , , Q 6,49 nl n9H'nnnv rf f1-n.D f'U'1'f Jf'r r, F ll-kd Maloretfes FIRST ROW M Gray K Knauer C Faulkner K Glatzert E Magee J Dennen J McLaughl1n N Schaffner I Ohl KNEELIING L Hatheway MAJORETTES The Majorettes durmg the past year helped to supply entertarnment at many of the basketball games at pep as sembhes and the yearly backwards assembly They were also fortunate enough to march at the champ1onsh1p basket ball game Mucht1me was spent preparrng rout1nes for these drfferent act1v1t1es The Majorettes also supplled two of the school dances e S lver Strut nd a Superst1t1on Dance They enjoyed wear1ng then- new unrforms wh1ch the g1rls worked very hard for the year before Debate Club C . , . , , - , . . . , th ll ll ar ll ' ' ll , . , . FIRST ROW: F. Johnson, V. Shook, M. Anderson, B. Heinemann, K. Knauer, C. Faulkner. C. Schnelder J Stone K. Glatzert, L. Knox. SECOND ROW: N.Rossey, R. Nielsen, B. Wakefield, I. Zeigler, E. Barrrck D Nelson. M. Kerr. I 1 - : . , . , . DEBATE C LUB The Debate Club of Wesleyv1lle IS an actrve member of the Lake Erre Debate League whrch comprrses seven area schools The member teams formally argue w1th each other on Fr1day afternoons durmg the season The top1c debated thls year was Resolved That governmental subsldles should be granted to h1gh schoolgraduates who quahfy for add1t1onal trarnmg The Club also staged a 4 school Debate Tournament at Wesleyv1lle 1n February part1c1pated 1n the Allegheny Col lege Debate Tournament traveled to Bradford Pa for a ser1es of debates and appeared as specxal guests at a Belle Valley Grange meetrng The season was h1ghl1ghted w1th the League Debate Ban quet at Larsons Tea Room ln March To secure money for rts act1v1t1es the Club sponsored a statlonery sell1ng cam pa1gn A unrque system of award1ng plns to outstandmg de baters was maugurated th1s year Off1cers of the Club were Carol Faulkner Llnda Hatheway Charles Schnerder and Karen Knaue r 41 5 3 S z 3 X B 1 1 6539 0401655 Q 'lnnimnnvq nvrmf 4.1! .' . X-f 2 I Og0 Z1 'W'5 f- 00 'Ln on Ong'-?'+ F555-Q0,Q, , P' m'?.,,h 0 W I Y' ' vr,,di1'gxfW,fw lxmqrabf W 5 Library Club FIRST ROW D Llndahl M Anderson P Abbott M V1d1c E Mtnor N Anderson J Black P Frsher J Erxen R Maynard SECOND ROXN D Xxxllrams C Curry M L Dobson C Trmlm Y Srdun S Holmes S Welsh D Harner J McLaughl1n I G1ll THIRD ROW M1ssHutter Adv C Faulkner B Hememann E Faulkner M Smrth M A Werrrel J Gray K Glatzert B Chambers l. Smrth N1 Vrard LIBRARY CLUB The Lrbrary Club consrsts of twenty Semor .Tumor and Sophomore grrls The Club s sponsor 1S Mrs Schlrndweln The pr1nc1pal duty of the Club members 15 actrng as stu dent llbrartans They also asslst wrth the mendrng and catalogurng of books Some new metal shelves and new books were added to the lrbrary A bulletrn board and table drs plays are kept attractrvely and currently up to date by the members Therr soc1al act1v1t1es were h1ghI1ghted by a successful dance At Easter trme the grrls entertarned the Pre school chrldren of St Joseph's Home wrth a party GAA FIRST ROW V Shook J Mmgoy N Schaffner C George Y Srdun S Perkrns B Hauser G Walters M Hauser P Cook D Thompson D Hawley L Knox SECOND ROW D Wrllrams D Harner P Dana K Knauer I Ohl M Atkmson R Sperce R Maynard B Hememann M Smrth H Cummlngs B Lantzy I Mmgoy THIRD ROW M1ssGrenz Adv N Anderson D Lloyd J McLaughl1n M Ander son C Faulkner I Black P Abbott E Mtnor M Vld1C M A Wtertel W McKee J Dennen E Schmxeder FOURTH ROW M Gray L Hathey M E Coleman K Glatzert J Gray P Rockwell B Chambers B Roth E Shemloff I Stone K Pratt M Vrard GAA Thrs year the G A A started out w1th a S93 debt The members have worked hardto clear th1s and have succeeded Three penny suppers were held rn the Home Ec Room A Bake Sale at the Boston Store on February ll made S30 Then a dance and cookre sales were held durrng games and after school These helped consrderably 1U throwrng over the debt The grrls sold Stanly Products 1n March and the profrts were pretty good Eleven Semor grrls wrll recerve Jackets thrs year They are Wrlla McKee Judy Gray Joyce Mcluaughlrn Pat Rock well Carol Jaulkner, Barbara Chambers, Helen Cummlngs Mary Ann Smxth, Karen Glatzert Marylrn Vrard and Ruth Spxece Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1. . . . . 1 ' 1 . . A 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 . . 1. V, 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 s 1 . ' . . . . 1 1 ' .1 1 O O O I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 J 1 1 1 . . . - ' 1 1 9 1 1 1 1' M5 if I! vt X -1 A1 D ACB 6 S Q E' '.' . 4' I. fins 4 ' I W1 I X i 1 ' 1' ' I f,,, 3 , M x fi : A A L X T' Pt -1' 'L' -4 '- ' e x Sig, - X u A , ,W 4 'v-1 K N .565-' ' 'I A' Stage Crew FIRST ROW N1 Kerr B Edvares D Schenk C Holmes SECOND ROVN Nlr MacK1n1ay Adv B Broun D V1d1C D Sharp J Zlegler STAGE CREW W1thout the help of these boys the plays operettas and many other act1v1t1es would not be a success Under the superv1s1on of John MacK1nlay the Stage Crew sets up scenes for many d1fferent programs These sturdy boys dressed 1n the1r red whrte and blue unlforms can be seen almost any tlme hammerlng na1ls sawmg wood sett1ng up props for plays splashmg pamt and work1ng very hard ln general D1ck V1d1C and B111 Brown as foremen for Macks' Constructlon Gang Aucllo Visual Staff FIRST ROW D Engle G Mmor R Nxelsen Mr IVISCKIITIHY Adv R Leahey R Hagle P Moore AUDIO VISUAL STAFF The Aud1o Vlsual a1d crew has been very helpful to teachers and other orgamzauons They can be seen rac1ng through the halls w1th cords m1crophones projectors screens and other paraphernalma pulhng ropes movmg scenery etc The bralns behlnd thls well o1led mach1ne are Ray Leahey and Pete Moore 4: . 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GQUWCK fe-G, p PQ W 7 We Sound Off Staff FIRST ROW K Knauer JM1ngoy M Hauser C Curry B Hauser B L Franc1ss D Harner D Kramer M A Smuh K Glatzert SECOIND ROW I Black R Maynard B Hememann Nl Gray M Coleman P Moore B Sweet J Zregler H Spencer R Leahey M Vrard 1 Dennen B Chambers J Stone B Champlrn M A Wrerrel E Magee M1ss Hamburger Adv SOUND OFF The purpose of the Sound Off 1S to W r1te publlsh and preserve the news of our school H a1l that whrch 1S pra1seworthy and condemn that wh1ch 1S wrong S upport the rdeals and educatronal alms of our school Student Senate and town Each month a hard workmg staff of hrgh school students gather news wrrtes and rewr1tes storles and meets dead lmes 1n order to publlsh our off1c1al school newspaper the Sound Off The staff 1S glven the capable assrstance of M1ss Ehzabeth Hamburger Student Senate FIRST ROW .I Bankoske D Lxndahl P Rockwell E W1k V Shook SECOND ROW F Johnson Nlelsen D Nelson Mr McKee Adv M Vxdrc D Heller I Dennen STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate IS an orgamzatwn composed of re presentatlves from the hlgh school classes These repre sentat1ves are chosen by the1r class mates The purpose of th1s group 1S to encourage courtesy pro vrde opportun1t1es for student cooperatron and part1c1pat1on 1n governmg the school promote worthy actlvrty create and ma1nta1n standards of good c1t1zensh1p and a1d IH the forma tlon of school pohcxes Under the adv1ce of Mr McKee the Student Senate strrves always toward better school government 41 :. .. ,. .. .. ,.. ,. .. . ,U . 1. 1. Q .. ln 1- 15-0- .,. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ,.. ,. . .. ' 1 ' Q I ! ' . i , . . 7 ' - 3 . :. .. ,. ,.... :. ,R ,. .. .. ,. . , - , - I 1 , - . ' 1 . rw Hmm A s .C'1 i H 4 fi A V f -IJ X JN. 25 1 ? NSU. ik- fm, 2 3, LPN V11 W Club FIRST ROW Mr Manafo Coach R Kaeberlern R Burrows H Hayes I Schlrpf L Dana T Ruff P Moore G Garn SECOND ROW J Smlth D Sharp I Byers T Martln D Vrdrc J Bankoskel Klomp H Spencer R Moroskr J Zregler R Leahey D Crandall WCLB The 'W' Club IS composed of sturdy youths who ha e earned a letter ln one of the major sports at Wesleyvllle The ch1ef project every year IS to buy Jackets for the semor members Money maklng schemes such as dances car plate sales and the takmg over of Schaffner's Esso Stat1on all go together for the general cause Under the able advrce ofCoach Manafo Pres1dentJ1mSm1th and Secretary Treas urer Dale Crandall the 'W Club has been very successful Thrs year there were 19 members of the W ' Club 10 of wh1ch were sen1ors Patrol II II U I I ' V . ' . , ' , C , . . . , - - I ll , . ' I I FIRST ROW: C. Edgett. L. Lamb. K. Thompson, l. Norris. D. Bellingham. D. States, D. Morrrson P Concrlla, R. Lohse. SECOND ROW: D. Tillich. F. Concilla. I. Wadsworth, G. Heinaman, T. Rurkowskr G Engle, J. Curry, R. Bergstrom, 1. Cummings. THIRD ROW: B. Moorehead, G. Sidun. J. Calvert S Holmes C. Timlin, P. Fisher. D. Carrins. L. Colvin. P. Aaronson. R. Rowan. Adv. r , , t' . . . ., 0 . , . ' , . . . , . , . PATROL Stay onthe cu b please and don't cross the street un 11 I g1VC you permlsslon' ' These words are frequently heard at any busy 1ntersect1on where lt IS the duty of every patrol member to see that the schoolch1ldren get across the streets safely on the1r way to and from school Other dut1es ofthe members lnclude patrollmg at basket ball and at football games They are a group to be admlred respected and obeyed Under the capable leadershxp of Advrsor, Mr Rowen Captam Carla T1ml1n and First and Second Lleutenants, Don Carrens and Sally Holmes th1s group IS happy to report that there have been no trafflc ac c1dents or fata11t1es durmg the present school year 49 You'Il Die Laughing You'll Die Laughing, was the title of the senior play of 1956, and many people almost did just that. Held on the night of November 18, 1955, the play took place in a creepy castle full of unseen horrors. The story concerns a college lad who had an abnormal taste for horror movies, and the hilarious way in which he was cured. The Cast Bridget Mulquoon, Housekeeper of Jason Pike - Eva Wik Kim Waller, surprised heir - John Klomp Tommy Upton, his stuttering side-kick - Ted Martin Levi Hackett, village lawyer - Dale Crandall Augustus Ceasar Jones, negro handyman - Rober Cassata Peachie Chrysanthemum Jones, negro cook - Carla Timlin Otto Swartz, truck gardener - Harald Spencer Diana Dalhart, Kim's heartburn - Judy Gray Miss Marilla Dalhart, Di's spinster aunt - Betsy Champlin Mrs. Kitty Pike, giddy widow - Willa McKee Iona Pike, her giddier daughter - Maryann Wiertel Ghost Girl, who DIED LAUGHING - Marylin Anderson Ghost Boy, in search of his tongue - Jim Smith 50 Our Memories The last speechis given and the diplomas have all been passed out. The sen- iors slowly file off the stage and into the aisles and now stand in the outside hall amongahappy and congratulatory crowd. For a few moments we are lost in our memories. We remember the day we began here as little children and how our mothers took us by the hand into the office. We recall how frightened we were when shown into Mr McKee s inner office How big he was' O yes, but how friendly too' In no time at all he made us feel quite at ease and we were no longer frightened That was our first day Then there was the day when we frrst began high school We were in the seventh grade and were called Junior High School Students How proud we were Cuntil we saw some of the Juniors and Seniorsj We remember the day when we became freshmen That was a big day for us because we were then in High School and we were very pro d We remember the dances and the fo ball games, the summer vacations and the g1rlw1th the smile in her eye We remember our first Prom and our first report card, our basketball and baseball games For one wonderful moment we gaze into the past and see everything that has made up our l1ves at this grand old school The happy thrngs and the sad The big moments and the small Oh sure we're glad to be graduatrng today sure, 1t's great to be done with rt all but we know, deep down in our hearts, that if given half the chance to run back into the past, back to the day when we first started back to the days we remember so vivrdly, we'd try rt The past fades now and we are again facing the happy people who are congratulating us We are ready now, to face the future without fear knowrng that we will always have our memor1es Ted Martin Senior Personaluhes 'MOST LIKLLY TO SUCCEED 'HAS DONE MOST FOR W H S 'BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR 'MOST POPULAR OUIETEST NOISIEST HOST STUDIOUS CLASS WIT MOST ATHLETIC BICCEST FLIRT TALLEST AND SHORTEST BEST DRrSSLD BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS BEST DRAG WITH TEACHERS MOST AMIABLE MOST MUSICAL MOST HELPFUL SHYEST WITH OPPOSITE SEX MOST SKILU-JL MOST CAREI-REE WELL MANNLRED OPPOSITES SWEET AND Hal Spencer Dale Crandall Drck Vrdic John Klomp B111 Brown Rog Cassata Kerth Freeman Harvey Hays Jrm Smrth John Klornp ,lrm Crum Dale Crandall Ted lvlarun Doug Bennett Dave Rettman Hal Spencer John Schlrpf Charles Larson Tom Church Boyd rranos Kem Freeman Ed Rrchardson LOVELY as chosen by senior poll rl Betsy Champlxn Vlary Ann Smith Mary Ann Wrertel Mary A nn Wrertel Ruth Sprece Marilrn Anderson Carol Faulkner lamce Laughner Diana Lloyd Drane Kramer Donna Williams Karen Glatzert Eva Wlk Carla Trmlrn Mary Ann Wiertel Betsy Champlm Manlrn Vlard Helen Cummings Pat Rockwell Judy Gray Joyce McLaughlin Barb Chambers Lmda Gerrmger Willa McKee 3 0 ' I 9 ' ' ll ll - ll . u ' Ot- ' . . . 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