Wesleyville High School - Annuarium Yearbook (Wesleyville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

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Wesleyville, Pennsylvania FOREWORD Dear Reader: A collection of treasured remind- ers . . . old friends and new . . . senior play . . . assemblies . . . never-to-be for- gotten prom . . . sports . . . chorus . . . individual classes . . . all are portrayed in our yearbook, enabling us to relive these happy times again and again. With the pictures come the memo- ries of our winning the One Act Play Contest in '54 and '56 . . . the purchase of the movie camera by the W Club . . . our field trips . . . outlining the new playground . . . our noon Volley Ball Games . . . driving through snow and sleet to cheer on the Basketball Team . . . our Christmas and Thanks- giving Dances . . . hosting the japanese Exchange Student and knowing Eva Wik and jutta Taubert four classmates from Sweden and Germanyj . . . report cards . . . adventures in the Gorge . . . Christmas caroling over T. V. and in town . . . editing the yearbook . . . and finally, preparations for Commence- ment. This is the history of our Class and theme of our Bulldog. We hope that in years to come you, too, will find this record a pleasant souvenir. The Class of '58 2 APPRECIATIO X ,,,.A I 533 To you, Mr. Rodger Hazen, we the class of 1958, are proud and happy to dedicate this edition of the Bul1dog. As our former Class Advisor, you helped us select our class rings, directed our magazine sale, and gave us assistance in the biggest project of our Junior year - the Prom. This year you acted as our sponsor for the One Act Play Contest. Because of your patience as our mathematics instructor, many students understand better the importance of math in future careers. Your pleasant disposition has made you a friend of all the students here at Wesleyville. For all these things we thank you. 3 I Supervising Principal William B. McKee Congratulations Seniors: When you leave home to come to school, there are several routes you may choose. One or two probably being the most direct, or shortest. Other routes may be longer, but easier. or even more interesting, There is also the rare occasion you started on one of the routes, but something drew you further, and you never arrived. This holds true in setting out to reach your goal in life. You have more than one way to travel toward that goal, The route itself is not so important, even changing your goal to another may be good, The important thing, is to have a goal and know the ways you may take to N reach it, with honor, self-respect, and satisfaction. Even if you are on the right track you may be run over if you just XA sit there. AX Best wishes, X l U X W. B. McKee Xi N r i l X, X l fx 'N r xr Q 0 w K 4 , 2 2 g6lClfthg 2 -4'T x Y 4 ,1 fbi, in r wi Hs,j,,b,.f y ,jf 'fi 96- Q ls, ', X V'SL Ax ELIZABETH HAMBURGER English, Latin, French 'S -.vt YN, PATRICIA BROWN Commercial, English Q9 x LOIS POWER Mathematics, Geography HARRY FARNBAUGH Social Studies B 'ln' A I .4-5 X VZ'-.5 ' 93 gf' ffl-, g . , ' iii - v .'. L ., .. 1. .,. RONALD BROOKS Music JAMES MANAFO Physical Education, Health 6 'l.- S ' VANGELINE BARBALE Commercial, English wyg. . is . -y-.nv i' GRACE KACPROWICZ Home Economics --M 31 'YV Cf DORIS JOHNSON Social Studies 1 lx! N, 'IVV N ' V W ik 'Q 'iffiififi if JN gym- ff. ka if J S' QQ:- THEORA KRAMER School Secretary RAL, 'x K7 ri. AVIS KLEPFER Physical Education, Health g,-.-uf JOHN MacKINLAY Industrial Arts 1 I BRIAN KEARNEY ELEANOR JONES Science School Nurse x1 Ji' f JOHN AITON RODGER HAZEN Art Mathematics JN .jg ' I I I 11 , ,fy MW I It A aj WW JUNE SCI-ILEINWEIN ROBERT SAXTON Librarian, English English, Geography 7 . v 4 55 ' M gy H 1' i 1 4 I 3 1 I I 1 5 I I 1 OFFICE GROUP X-NX if -x 9 V ..-4' -gs- Principal William B. McKee, Secretary Theora Kramer, Ass't Principal John MacKinlay OFFICE GROUP These are the people--Mr. McKee and Mr. MacKir1lay, under whose guidance in scholastic and extra-curricular programs our school days have been so profitable. . .Mrs. Kramer, the efficient friendly st-tzrt-tary, who helps us in all sorts of things from writing tardy excuses to advice on problems lhat occur in all our activities in school. 8 1 5 Qin. . .gf Q, itylv-rv 1 ' 1 f Q el'll0I'5 J' I S. w gy ,L M. ,K -1: 1 'R MARLICNE VIDIC. . .Nice clothes. . .Angel Food Cake Baker. . .Good Szilcsgirl. . .lixpcrl volleyball player. . .Loves to dance, 3545, in FTHEI. FAULKNER, , .Blonde hair. . .Blue eyes. .'i,Capablc treasurer of Senior class. . .Good in :ill sports. . .Future Chemist. - pw vw ' 'L SE IORS ROBERT NIELSEN. . .Efficient . .Likes music by the Hi-Lo's. conscientious. . .Always smiling. . .Lunar Physicist. A JJ. ,X x ' , rf' Y. QP.. W ,Q 4. r X K, . .V-U . iL' , r . i 1 J I BERNARD RUTKOWSKI. . .Quarterback in foo1 . . .Famous poet. . .Will be football coach. . .l with cherry frosting. I0 1958 CHUCK SCHNEIDER. . .European traveler.. .'29 Ford. . .Yearbook editor. . .Will be engineer. . .Never a dull moment. 1 7 7 j.',J47 I,fk!J,Af N 4 I 7 w-,,,2' , X- if A 1 A..-J A f f 'Nj ,ti f 1 I .3 1' , .7 h 4. f' . f , 1 f Z ,P -. ,'f'!ffLf1Li 2L gf ' 1 ff' '21 fy p, ' ' ,U ' ,f ' y X ,i,,L. ffigjy .N . 1 y ,QQ 'fjfusz ESTHER MINOR. . .I-lardworker. . .DAR award. . .Cheerleader Plays piano. . .fun to be with. . .Private secretary. rrly blond hair. . .Blue eyes.. .'39 Plymouth. . . 6 od Halfback. . . Riot. V . ff- - 1 . - I I Q I If I J -' 9 4 ' u 17 'f 'yr fxl' S' ll ll Q f ,ev j e X CAROL CURRY. . .Pretty and petite. . .Makes scrumptious apple pies . . .Blonde hair. . .Noted for going steady. . .Likes Colonial furniture. 7 3 gps SEN IORS RYOZO IWASHIRO. . .Foreign exchange student. . .Always referring to his pocket dictionary. . Athletic. . .Giggles. . . You're crazy. Q f' .man om- gk 'i A .J RWE Quvlfl-'L K. ffxcllu- ji, 9 x kafcgppi 1' . 'Q ifwx JW: ' T5 t 2fVJVQ mCL PATRICIA FISHER. . .Boston Store toy demonstrator. . .Gets honor roll cards. . .Slumber party hostess. . .Will be a secretary. ROBERT HAGLIL. . .Neat dresser, Pat Boone sty. Tells corny jokes. . .May be a doctor. Rift' ,, C r rf' ' , . C Xl M9 5 J I f WN T Wil H e i. Gzffuvs 1. J, '-D014 Ly , Q B!,7,0., 'Q7X-f0'-f4- , 1 ,ff A 'jfjg ,','--,ftp cf g'b l-v j V PATSY cook. . .Typasn . .Edffof ofthe sound-0 . . .xnownxfor laugh. . .Trick knee. . .wgllkgnake ig9 f. . .- ,ij I JA-Q wr TDC' .f 'HJJ kv., 7-Af s ff . 1 12 ' 1958 LaVONNE BOWERS Collects mmrature dolls Has southem accent You a Nrce personalrty Would make a good U S Pre srdent 7' 'Dx PATRICIA ABBOTT. . .Has sun bleached hair. . .Pony tail. . Pretty dimples. . .Clown. . .Would make good home economist. V - sez as ,. .t if f 1 Hn 'NA ...., J we - ..., ...Fl .1 4 Q' 'f. .., ' ' , I he- 4-f - r JOHN ZIECLER ' I'm Hungry Trombone player Has neat H1 F1 set Basketball manager Wrll be chef at Romanoff's CASMIR P-UTKOWSKI. . .Violinist. . . Blond crew cut. . .Pool shark. . .Future polka instructor. . . Hey. 13 1 SEN IORS W N JAMES BARTLETT. . . Tum off the bubble machine , . ,Tall and qt agile. . .Basketball player. . .Easy going. .A .Nice t get along with , , .Neat dresser. K , ,A U A, , K no , 1. , 'C' A 'Q iff' , PAV K 1 .za T ' iw if 'N-fr Nr' A :lp N lm 'J , fi, A bf! .ff K l RXJ ., , . , L 7 kj KJ, K - v ' JUDY GILL, . .Dental Assistant. . .Lends records for Friday dances. . . Hey, you guys . . .Plays piano. DAVID HAHN. . .Tall and slim. . .Has hot '49 F X Will be a future engineer. fi It r N JOYCE BLACK. . .Quiet. , .Baby-sits at funeral home. . .Likes to oil paint. . .Maybe future nurse. 14 l 1958 ANDREA COLUCCI. . .Pretty long black hair. . Jitterbugs. . .Came from Geneva, Ohio. . . Ouch. l aw M ' U fw Ml ' , jf I5 P , . ,ppl 5 I .Nr SMX: f N- I li QD I A 'A l' 7 X! L53 GARY GA RN. . . Come on, I want to play f0otball! . . .Small DOTTIE LOU HELLER. . .Head Cheerleader. . .Cutc. . .Good actress . . .Loves to eat. . .Will be a good tster. . .Always smiling. M W.. High scorer in county football. . .Short haircut. . .Keen mind. WILLIAM EDWARDS. . .Short. . .Works on his car. . .Mechanic. af- 5 I if! I Good in shop. . .Would make a good jockey. E x x 15 15.4 Q., SEN IORS WILLIAM SWEET. . .Smooth dancer. . ,Famous fighter. . .Black rimmed glasses. . .Studies?. . .Will be college professor. 5 I CAROL PATTERSON. . .Short. . .Never dateless. . .Student teacher. ft-rn' fl! 575 l MAJ! 1. M A SALLY HOLMES. . .Likes volleyball. . .Friendly. . .Loves to dance the polka. . .Future gym teacher. 16 NEAL ROSSEY. . Dari' . .B iness Manager of Senior Play. . . Comy jokes his, i ityixflfzn Naval Reserve. 6. Af 1958 LOIS SMITH. , ,I-las pep parties for tired people. . .Lends gum and pencils to all. . .Queen of Pepperment Ball. . .Soprano ' Chorus. i I 1 f fl KI ' 4, f J 'ITV , f ff' 1, V! in 1 ' gif 7 Lf , 1 Q 7 , , X ff f p 1, I 1 I All- XKKVH f Nl I ,IN fl K , I L' W LL ff ffl IM ff MTL I f27 7 1 h J 7 A, 'JO ' N Y L N ,. f V X I ff ev ' if ff .IKM 1' LP V ,fd 1 J lf! . Ly' ' 84 X' ,1 I V M' FRANK ZIMMERMAN. . .Tal1. . .Basketbal dishes. . .Makes pizza. . .Future Chef Boyax 4 J , ,ikfqfa I xx f ' L . VL .fzf if g,,,,,W ,QA tm Gem- f 1 . A we of BONNIE LEE HALL. . .Ta11. . .Will make good model. . .Very neat . . .Noted for long hair. . .Crochets. ROGER KAEBERLEIN. . .Rock and Roll fan. . .Tall and nonchalant , . .Curly hair and side burns. . .Drops Transmissions. . . Rak. 17 7 r I RUTH ANN MAYNARD. . .Bass drummer in Band. . .Always Bob's car. . .Original laugh. . .Will be Spanish hat dancer. X X xxx X 1 Z I fi , 5.-,. -W? SEN IORS ROBERT WAKEFIELD. . .Original hai hints. . .Ruins cars. . .Tells tall tales. . .Has large harem. . .Will be qs d car dealer. U C gf ,Q el '7 ff , Y V1 ' X I, A ' fl Y. K KA L Seen with s r .ix sy wi Q ll ml 5 , f f- 18 SENIOR PLAY LET ME OUT OF HERE A comedy in three acts Presented by the SENIOR CLASS Characters Eve Boyd , , , , , Andrea Colcucci Bonny Lynn. . . . . . . . . Pat Abbott Bessie Rhodes Hazel Miles . Stevie Cobb . Garret Lynn , . Victor Ward. . Angela Boyd .... Gifford Morton . . . Marshall Ward Director . . . . Student Director . . . Ruth Ann Maynard Dottie Lou Heller . , . , Jim Bartlett , . . . Bob 1-Iagle , , Bob Wakefield . . . . , . Esther Minor Charles Schneider Bernard Rutkowski , . Mr. Jack Aiton , , Ethel Faulkner Prompters . ..... . . . . Pat Fisher, Patsy Cook, Carol Curry Prop Men . . . . . . . . . Frank Zimmerman, Casmir Rutkowski Business Manager... ..Nea1Rossey ,-A. 19 ..-,ft Q L L r.. 51. hi e it ,J . SENIOR ACTIVITIES PATRICIA ABBOTT Chorus 10,11,12 One Act Play 9,10,11 Senior Play 12 Library Club 10,11,12 Class Officer 10,11 Student Senate 12 GAA 10,11,12 Teacher Secretary 12 JIM BARTLETT Football 12 Baseball 10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 w Club 11,12 Senior Play 12 One Act Play 9,11 JOYCE BLACK Yearbook 12 Sormd-Off 10,11 Student Teacher 12 Library Club 10,11,12 GAA 9 LA VONNE BOWERS Somerset Joint High School Somerset, Pennsylvania Yearbook 12 Sound -Off 12 Chorus 12 Library 12 ANDREA COLUCCI Geneva High School-Geneva, Ohio Chorus Senior Play PATSY COOK Debate 10 Yearbook 12 Sound-Off 11,12 Chorus 9,11,12 Student Senate ll Teacher Secretary 12 Library Club 10,11,12 GAA 9,10,11,12 Cheerleader 12 CAROL CURRY Class Officer 10 Yearbook 12 Sound-Off 12 Chorus 12 Teacher Secretary 12 Library Club 10,11,12 BILL EDWARDS Football Manager 9,10 Band 9,10,11,12 Senate 9 Stagecrew 9,10,11,12 ETI-IEL FAULKNER Cheerleader 11 Class Officer 9,12 Yearbook 12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 One Act Play 11 Student Senate 11 Student Teacher 12 Library Club 9,10,11,12 GAA 9,10,11,12 PATRICIA FISHEROWSKI Sound-Off 10,11 Patrol 9,10,11,12 Teacher Secretary 12 Library Club 10,11,12 GARY GARN Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Yearbook I2 W Club 10,11,12 JUDY GILL Chorus 10,11,12 Library Club 10,11,12 Teacher Secretary 12 Officer Monitor 12 Yearbook 12 BOB HAGLE Debate 11,12 Yearbook 12 chorus 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Public Address System and Visual Aid 9,10,11,12 Senior Play I2 One Act Play 12 Student Senate DAVE HAHN Class Officer BONNIE LEE HALL Hall Monitor 11 Student Teacher I2 Library Club 10,11,12 DOTTY LOU HELLER Chorus 9,10,11,12 Class Officer 9 Student Senate 10 Yearbook 12 Cheerleader 9,10,11,12 GAA 12 Senior Play 12 One Act Play 9,10,l1 Teacher Secretary 12 SALLIE HOLMES Chorus 12 School Patrol 9,10,11,12 Student Teacher 12 Library Club 10,11,12 RYOZO IWASHIRO Kumamoto High School- Kumamoto City, Japan Football 12 Chorus 12 W Club 12 Student Senate 12 ROGER KAIBERLEIN Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Yearbook 12 Band 9 W Club 10,11,12 One Act Play 10 Teacher Secretary 12 RUTH ANN MAYNARD Debate 9 sound-off 10,11,12 Chorus 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Office Monitor 11 Senior Play 12 Library Club 10,11,12 GAA 9 ESTHER MINOR Cheerleading 10,11,12 Class Officer 11 Yearbook 12 Sound-Off 9 Chorus 9,10,11,12 S enior Play '12 One Act Play 9,11 Student Senate 9 Teacher Secretary 12 GAA 9,10,11,12 ROBERT NIHSON Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11 Baseball 11 Class Officer 11,12 Debate 9,10,11,12 Chorus 12 W Club 11,12 Public Address and Audio Visual Aid 9,10,11,12 Student Senate 10 Teacher Secretary 12 CAROL PATTERSON Chorus 9 Student Teacher 12 NEAL ROSSEY Football 10 Basketball 9 One Act Play 9 BARNEY RUTKOWSKI Cathedral Prep-Erie, Pennsylvania Football 11,12 Basketball 11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 Class Officer 12 Debate 12 W Club 11,12 Senior Play 12 1 K V va. 1-,r,-.-is-i, s-a One Act Play 10 Teacher Secretary 12 CASIMIR RUTKOWSKI Cathedral Prep-Erie, Pennsylvania Football 11,12 Baseball 11,12 w Club 11,12 Student Senate 12 CHARLES SCHNEIDER Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Class Officer 10,11 Debate 9,10,11,12 Yearbook 12 Chorus 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 W Club 11,12 Senior Play 12 One Act Play 10,11,12 Student Senate 9 Teacher Secretary 12 IDIS SMITH Class Officer 10 Chorus 11,12 One Act Play 9 Student Teacher 12 Library Club 10,11,12 GAA 9,10,11,12 WILLIAM SWEET Football 12 Sound-Off 10 Office Monitor 10 Chorus 11 Band 9,10,11,12 W Club I2 MARLENE VIDIC Cheerleader 11 Class Officer 12 Sound-Off 11 Chorus 9,10,11,12 One Act Plays 10 Student Senate 11 Teacher Secretary 12 Library 10,11,12 GAA 9,10,11,12 BOB WAKEFIELD Football 11,12 Basketball 10,11 Baseball 11,12 Debate 10,11,12 Chorus 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 W Club 12 Senior Play 12 One Act Plays ll JIM WIERTI1 Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Baseball Chorus 10,11,12 W Club 11,12 Student Senate 11 JOHN ZIEGLER Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 - M Baseball 10 Class Officer 11 Debate 9,10,11,12 Yearbook 12 Sound-Off 9,10,11,12 Office Monitor 12 Chorus 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 W Club 10,11,12 One Act Plays 9,10 Teacher Secretary 12 Stage Crew 9,10,11,12 FRANK ZIMMERMAN Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Class Officer 9 W Club 11,12 Monitor 12 One Act Play 9,10 Student Senate 12 Teacher Secretary 12 ana ger 5 ' a 1 v 1 12? 5 11. SAS ig' H V X45 H n 1 4 'h.a' I F' 'hifi -'gr R f A . MSL: ' as ' K fs? .3-, ff' H ,W ,r E e .- ff 44 I 3 .1 farkied 'N I' ll!! UUE! lik llllllllllllllllllllllll I .geams am: ess. 'I ' 1,','f1',,'f51'.,''f,,g,V . , . . ,X IINIIU 9 I LJ lst ROW: Barbara Roth, Helen Bunnell, Linda Ruhling. 2nd ROW: Virginia Shook, Jean Mingoy, Shirley Perkins. lst ROW: Lola Knox, Don Nelson, Pres., Florence Johnson, Sec., Tom Klimp, Vice Pres., Judy Stone, Treas., Barb Heuser. 2nd ROW: Ralph Bailey, Marlene Heuser, Bill Sandell, Bonnie Calburn, Sam Ruvelo. 3rd ROW: Dave Shenk, Ellen Shemloff, Matt Kerr, Carolyn Sprague, Chuck Imboden. lst ROW: David Engle, Connie Cook, Mary Atkinson, Joe Norris, Mrs. Rossman, Dick Courtney. 2nd ROW: Diane Hawley, Cary Minor, Glenda Walters, Myron Aaronson, Betty Ann Francis. 3rd ROW: Joe McDevitt, Myrna Trimble, Doug Monroe, Kaye Barnhart, .lim Tan- ner. CLASS OF '60 lst ROW: Peggy Dobson, Carolyn Holmes, Pres., Jim Bonniger, Vice Pres., Rich Ardillo, See., Sandy Kelly, Tre as., Carol Perry. 2nd ROW: Martin Smith, Carolyn Butt, Ray Erickson, Jo Ann Harris, Art Pomeroy. 3rd ROW: Don Cairns, Lee Hood, Kent Franz, Sandy Sandell, Lester Sturdivant. if , 8 VI- xx 5 ,I .si lst ROW: Wilfred Courtney, Lois Harrison, Nancy Young, Joyce Wolfe, Diane MeCurdy, Bill Voyght. 2nd ROW: Shiela An- derson, Lewey Lamb, Diane Me- Ehloe, Larry Calvin, Carolyn Gould, George Gunn, Myrna Fife. 3rd ROW: Bruce Moorhead, Pat Morrow, Joe Allessie, Lois Childs, Bob Hagle. 1st ROW: Marvin Hood, Pat Mercer, Ann Hughs, Bob Cer- ringer, Karen Viard, Gertie I.8Ckn0y, Judy Van Dyke, Dick Edwards. 2nd ROW: Ray Erickson, Jack Bankoskc, Bonnie Colburn, Jerry Boban- go, Mary Jane Verdoni, Don Wiertel. 3rd ROW: Sam Hel- ler, Carolyn Millet, Clifford Rudy, Phyllis Die mert, Ted Wallen. L .,' Li WL! CLASS OF '61 lst ROW: Ken Thompson, Sandy Hawley, Pat Lackney, Beverly Pratt, Jean Curry, Ken Imboden. 2nd ROW: Phillip Wright, Karen Young, Damon Peterson, Gerta Heine man, Mike Velmont. 3rd ROW: Fred Cemler, Pat Ren- shaw, Larry Turner, Delona Pokosh, Bob Spiece. lst ROW: Carolyn Loveland, Butch Pratt, Pres., Bucky Mc Kee, Vice Pres., Bobby Saxton, Sec., Milton Trask, Treas., Karen Lar- son. 2nd ROW: Ann Langmyer, Don Yusz, Teddy Ann Rutkowski, David Tillich, Sandra Ott. 3rd ROW: Mary Ann F ausnaugh, Bobby Lohse, Phyllis Burke, Larry Smith, Ann Nuber. Ai lst ROW: Genanne Engle, Sam Hooks, Sally Cairns, Don States, Carolyn Boylon. 2nd ROW: Don Bellingham, Francis Knox, Check Edgett, Marilyn Nielson. 3rd ROW: Phillip Aaronson, Gene- viene Hetrick, Jim Cummings, Carol Lee Henderson, Dick Clark. lst ROW: Jim Nelson, Barbara Mark, David Davis, Bonnie Gou- gun Blake Lewis, Janet Wads- worth. 2nd ROW: Jill Sifter, Art Cobb, Sandra Bell, Bill Bethune, Nancy Shemloff. 3rd ROW: Janice Ross Don King, Joy Franz, Jerry Moorhead, Peggy Staley. lst ROW: Jessie Farmer, Nancy Laughner, Don Patterson, Judy Kane, Terry St. Denny. 2nd ROW: Beverly Barris, Robert Majewski, Janice Hatheway, Ronald Saxton, Erica Bargenquast. 3rd ROW: Susan McFarland, Matthew Zill, Betty Herbo, Ralph Courtney, Sherry Ramsey. lst ROW: Jeffery Hanna, Donna Brewer, Bill Miller. 2nd ROW: Nancy Stcinbaugh, Bradley Gill, Sharon Heuser, Jim Hall, Charlott Gould. 3rd ROW: Diane Southward, Bill Wright, Jane Minor, Paul Johnson, Donna Roth, Mervin Hetrick. CLASS OF '63 lst ROW: Mike Trohoski, Cheryl Worst, Ronny Curry. 2nd ROW: Norbert Potacky, Lois Desin, Jim Ott, Jackie Armstrong. 3rd ROW: Larry Connell, Connie Burnett, Tom McFarland, Elaine Fifi, Tom States. lst ROW: Lana Turner, Don Tuberson, Ann Guzowski. 2nd ROW: Jean Harris, Kenny Sample, Nancy Mclntosh, Orbille Nelson, Sandy I-limes, Jim Hiedecker. 3rd ROW: Jimmy Hazleton, Kathy Armour, Emanuel Aaronson, Pat Pittcavagc, Cary Hctxick, Maxine Bruno. '7 v . lst ROW: Judy Gunn, Arthur Swindlehurst, Dorothy Lacrkney, Jack Heller, Marilyn Engle. 2nd ROW: Bernard Ervcn, Joy Lott, Mike Sandell, Marilyn Macurdy, Don Rettman, Joe Lidley. 3rd ROW: Tom Webb, Barbara Franos, Lois Barber, Donna Bell, Bob Mil- lett. Tnxifzf- hifi? 'IJ 5,273 ,M Law X 5 l w I FOOTB LL e 1958 f sm 4'- X J rn req. . t, t Vid Coach James Manafo, Assistant Coach Harry Fambaugh l Q ,. 4- Q 4 lr BOTTOM ROW-L. Pratt, R. Tuberson, L. Lamb, K. Imboden, R. Edwards, R. Ardillo, W. Courtney, R. Iwashiro, M, Hood, B. Moorhead. SECOND ROW-C. Rutkowski, R. Kaeberlein, R, Wakefield, C. Schneider, J. Wiertel, B. Rutkowski, G. Cam, F. Zimmerman, W. Sweet, J. Ziegler, D. Nelson. THIRD ROW-J. Manafo, C. Rudy, D. Cairns, S. Heller, J. Allessie, J. Bartlett, D. Wiertel, J. Bobango, R. Nielsen, T. Klomp, H. Farnbaugh. Absent from picture-J. McDevitt, R. Bailey. 30 Game Schedule W O Sept. 13 - Girard 12-16 Sept. 20 - North East 20-20 Sept. 26 - Edinboro 6- 0 4' Oct. 4 - Lawrence Park 0-12 Oct. 11 - Albion 34-13 'lf Nov. 1 - Waterford 26- 6 4' Nov. 8 - Union City 25-14 if-Denotes Home Games. Player Individual Scorin g T. D. P. A. T. Total Gam 10 1 61 Wiertel 3 2 Z0 Ardillo 2 0 12 Rutkowski 1 1 7 Zimmerman 1 0 6 Bailey 1 0 6 Bobango 1 0 6 McDevitt 0 3 3 Kaeberlein 1 0 1 Bartlett 0 l 1 19 9 1 23 FOOTBALL Sept. 13-Wesleyville opened the 1957 season by dropping a close one at Girard. Recovering Gary Garn's fumble on the opening kickoff Girard marched to paydirt with Kibler going over from the 15. The Bulldogs scored quickly afterwards on a 50 yard pass play from Barney Rutkowski to Frank Zimmerman. ln the 2nd period the Bulldogs put on a goal-line stand and held Girard on the 1. Then Gary Garn was tackled for a Safety. Tom Klomp picked up a Girard fumble and ran 50 yards the wrong way to give Girard another 2 points. ln the 4th Quarter Kibler climaxed a long drive by sweeping 2 yards to make it 16-6. Wesleyville rallied by 'sweeping' their way to the 8 yard line. Jim Wiertel went over on a quick pitch. Wesleyville took over with 2 minutes left on the Girard 45 and marched downfield. Barney Rutkowski passed to Roger Kaeberlein who was stopped on the 5. Time ran out before another play could start. Wesleyville 6 0 0 6 - 12 Girard 6 2 2 6 - 16 Sept. 20-Wesleyville travelled to North East to play a tough Grapepicker team and came back with a 20-20 tie. The Bulldogs took the opening kickoff and marched 60 yards for a TD with Rich Ardillo going the last 30 yards on a quick pitch. The P.A.T. was blocked. North East tied it with Miller going 30 yards around end. The Bulldog line blocked a North East punt and recovered on the 1. A personal foul against Wesleyville put it back on the 16, from where Rich Ardillo again went over on a quick pitch. McDevitt's kick made it 13-6. Miller scored for North East again to make it 13-13. along with McIntosh's P.A.T. ln the 3rd period Wesleyville pushed North East back to the 2. North East punted and Gary Garn returned it 35 yards for a TD. After 2 tried for the P.A.T. accompanied by penalties Wesleyville finally made it when Sam Heller caught a flat pass and lateraled to Gary Garn who went over to make it 20-13. NorthEast tied the game when Norb Bemiss went 70 yards and Garfield recovered Mclntosh's fumble on the P.A.T. try. Nine 15-yard penalties including 7 holding penalties hurt the Bulldogs chances. Wesleyville 6 7 7 0 - 20 NorthEast 67 07 -20 Sept. 26 - Wesleyville went to Cambridge Springs to play their third straight night game of the season with the Edinboro Turtles and emerged with the first win of the season, 6-0. ln the lst Quarter Tom Klomp's block of an Edinboro punt and good line play kept Edinboro from gaining much ground. Wesleyville scored the only TD oi the game in the 2nd period when they took a poor Turtle punt on their own 44. Going in short consistent gains, the Bulldogs marched the 56 yards to paydirt with ' .wr-wfawsawswqi-A Gary Gam plunging the last yard. McDevitt's kick was wide. Edinboro threatened in the 3rd Quarter by recovering a fumble on Wesleyvilles 11-yard line. But the Bulldogs held on the 4. Joe McDevitt's punts helped keep Edinboro back from the Bulldogs goal-line. Wesleyville 0 6 0 0 - 6 Edinboro 0 0 0 O - 0 Oct. 4-Wesleyville played its first home game of the season and lost to Lawrence Park 12-0. Early in the game Wesleyville recovered a fumble in the Parkers 35. They drove to the 4-yard line only to have a holding penalty putonthem onthe 19. Two pass plays failed and the Park took over. Late in the 2nd Period QB Daglish received a pass and went 40 yards to make it 6-0. Early in the 2nd Half Lawrence Park recovered a fumble on Wesleyvilles 30 and drove for the TD with Lamb plunging 2 yards. Wesleyville could not get an offense started after that. Lawrence Park 0 6 6 0 - 12 Wesleyville 0 0 0 0 - 0 Oct. 11-Wesleyville travelled to Albion and scalped the Redskins 34-13. After a dull lst Quarter Albion broke the ice early in the Znd Period to take a 6-0 lead. Wesleyville came right back with Gary Garn going 75 yards to deadlock the count. With a minute and thirty seconds left in the half Wesleyville marched. Bamey Rutkowski passed to Frank Zimmerman on the 8 yard line. Gam went through the middle for the score and Jim Wiertel added the P.A.T. Gam went 7 yards on a flat pass for another TD and Wiertel again added the P.A.T. Barney Rutkowski sneaked 6 yards for a TD and Jim Wiertel passed to Roger Kaeberlein for the P.A.T. An Albion lineman went 45 yards with a fumble to make it 27-13. On the last play of the game Gary Garn went 45 yards behind some good blocking for a TD and Bamey Rutkowski sneaked for the P.A.T. Wesleyville 0 13 14 7 - 34 Albion 0 6 0 7 - 13 Nov. 1-Wesleyville played host to Waterford and after a lack-lustre lst half slapped the Bisons 26-6. Waterford scored first when a Barney Rutkowski pass squirted from Frank Zimmerman's hands and was caught by a Bison. Waterford drove 20 yards for the score. A bad pass from center gave Wesleyville the ball on Waterford's 22. Jim Wiertel sped the distance around end behind a key block by Chuck Schneider to know the count. Joe McDevitt kicked the P.A. T. The Bulldogs foimd some spirit in the 2nd half and after Tackle Tom Klomp blocked his 4th punt of the year and recovered on the Bison 35, Wesley- ville drove for the score with Gary Garn going the 8. Wesleyvi1le's other tackle, Joe McDevitt, added the P.A.T. and took a tum at blocking a punt on the Bison 45 and recovering. Conbining short passes to Frank Zimmer- man and a good ground game, Wesleyville went the distance. Penalties nullified a Barney Rutkowski-Jim Bartlett TD pass and a 2 yard plunge by Ralph Bailey. Rutkowski finally passed to Gary Gam for 8 yards and a TD. The 2nd Team played most of the 4th Quarter and drove 60 yards for a TD with Joe Allessie pitching to Jerry Bobango for the final TD. Waterford 6 0 0 0 - 6 Wesleyville 0 7 7 12 - 26 Nov. 7-Wesleyville made their last game ofthe season a winning one by winning their third straight 25-14, from Union City. Playing in a sea of mud both teams fumbled early. Then the Bulldogs drove 45 yards for a TD with Gary Gam going the last 8 behind some good cross- blocking by Frank Zimmerman and Joe McDevitt. Jim Wiertel climaxed a drive by sweeping 20 yards behind a block by John Ziegler. Gary Gam took the opening kickoff of the 2nd half on his 8 and went 92 yards down the sidelines for a TD. Ralph Bailey added the last TD from the 2. Rutkowski passed to Jim Bartlett for the P.A.T. It was set up by a 4th down pass to Roger Kaeberlein on the 15. Frank Zimmerman played his usual good defensive game assisted by defensive linemen Kelly Rutkowski and Bill Sweet. The Bears' subs scored two TD's against Wesleyville. As the Fairview game was called off this was the final game. This made us 4-2-1 for the year. Union City 0 0 0 14 - 14 Wesleyville 6 6 13 0 - 25 1 I Frank Zimmerman-Sr. All County-Right End if rif Jim Wieriel--Sr Right Half Kelly Rutkowski Center .W 1 Gary Gam-Sr. All County-Fullback Mr. Manafo Head Coach A Bill Swe et-Sr. Right Tackle Chuck Schneider -Sr. Right Guard ,y'-k'.:'l's' .. it, ..w'iQ.'l'3 - r ,Li- Ryozo Iwashiro-Sr. I Guard Til' ff fx sf A s, Mr. Franbaugh Assistant Coach f. flu Bob Nielsen-Sr. Left Guard Barney Rutkowski --Sr. All County qH.M.j--Quarterback John Zeiglen-Sr. Ce nter -'H Tom Klomp -Jr. Left Tackle 1 , 6 I f Il Rich Ardillu --Soph Left Half , I Roger Kacbcrlc in- -S Luft F.ua.l VARSITY BASKETB LL FIRST ROW: F. Zimmerman, J. McDevitt, J. Bartlett, captaing C. Schneider, C. Garn. SECOND ROW: J. Ziegler, mgr.5 B. Rutkowski, R. Bailey, D. Nelson, R. Kaeberlein, T. Klomp, H. Farnbaugh, coach. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. 'Ian. Ian. 'Jan. Ian. 'Jan. Jan. Jan. Wan. 'Feb 'Feb Feb 'Feb 'Feb. Feb. 6 10 13 17 19 26 27 3 7 10 14 17 22 24 31 4 7 11 14 21 25 Fairview Girard Fairview Albion Alumni EDINBORO WEST SPRINGFIELD North East West Springfield Wattsburg Kanty Prep Union City Harborcreek Fort LeBouef Lawrence Park North East Wattsburg West Springfield Union City Lawrence Park St. Gregory ' - League Games All Caps - Tournament Games I -F 11, 'LH Q I , xv? R. Bailey 3. N: ,X X! X , 1. f . rj? S1 9 I - r R, , F. Zimmerman THE 3 , -G' 'xg ,J X ' B. Rutkowski H 1 jf A, T. Klomp .rd ,-- 4 . C. Schneider . ft . 1 5 x 1 G. Gam TEAM s 1 sry 4 6-ff' 1 1 A ' 'X - J. Bartlett 1 fn 5 ,IV x :X -J D. Nelson -f - z 1 5 .. , ' ' -L.. ,-If' J. McDevitt f SQ X XX A I X sf f -J R. Kaeberlein BASKETBALL KNEELING: Don Cairns, Sam Heller, Jerry Bobango, Rich Ardillo, Joe Allessie, Don Wiertel. STANDING Rich Courtney, Don Yusz, Don Bellingham, Butch Pratt, Bucky McKee, Cliff Rudy, Phil Aaronson, Ray Tuberson M Farnbaugh, Coach. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb Fairview Girard Fairview Albion North East West Springfield Wattsburg Kanty Prep Union City Harborcreek Fort LeBouef Lawrence Park North East Wattsburg W. Springfield Union City Lawrence Park St. Gregory's Place A A H H H H A H A H H A A H A H H A We 29 26 41 34 36 32 23 49 38 38 55 27 44 49 31 50 41 45 They 19 40 13 35 23 22 27 23 29 21 32 29 49 37 26 29 28 35 36 High Scorer Heller Ardillo, Rudy, Cairns Ardillo Allessie, Bobango Allessie Ardillo Heller, Pratt Ardillo Bobango Ardillo Ardillo Ardillo Heller Allessie Ardillo Bobango Bobango Ardillo BASEBALL-1957 FIRST ROW: B. Rutkowski, C. Rutkowski, J. Allessie, S. Heller, R. Tuberson, R. Ardillo, R. Nielsen. SEC OND ROW: R. Wakefield, G. Gam, R. Ross, J. Bankoske, J. Bartlett, J. McDevitt, C. Holmes. 1 Apr. 20 Apr. 24 Ik Apr . 29 at May 1 May 3 'lf May 6 wk May 9 'F May 1 3 ik May 1 O 'PFW May 2 1 HW May 24 'F Denotes League games Season's Record Girard Fairview Mc Ke an Waterford Fairview W attsbur g Mc Ke an Waterford W attsburg Waterford Girard Total 'IOP Denotes Division Playoff Hblvk Denotes County Playoff 1B-Ross, Allessie 2B-Garn, Heller SS-McDevitt, Neilsen 3B-Bartlett P-Holmes C-B. Rutkowski LF-Wakefield CF-Ardillo, Bankoske RF-Tuberson, C. Rutkowski 37 'U W zz:,:o:b:v:n:r::1:w:v2 I 9- 55 gg., '6' 5- ai. fi? pl-l D0 9:4 E2 sa 25 050.1 55 'E. Em pi nO gum on H22 ohh BE Ea. 45' Fa YD E' Div N S B Q' E' 0 U' 93 : O 5' N 5. O B VI 'J' G. o Ei I-4 Opp. 5 3 10 2 1 1 3 0 4 3 5 37 MAjoRETTEs Germy Shook Gertude Heincman Ann Hughes Judy Van Dyke Janet Knauer Joan Harris Under the fine direction of Mrs. Kacprowicz, who came to us from Wattsburg l-ligh School, the Majorettes have done a great deal to contribute to our school activities. They have worked hard preparing a marching routine for pep assemblies and the intermission of basketball games. They also took part in the Backward Assembly which is held every year at the end of basketball season. Original routines are also another product of this fine, high strutting group of girls. 38 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY, TOP to BOTTOM: Dottie Lo Lou Heller, Esther Minor, Shirley Per- kins, Carolyn Holmes, Mary Jane Verdoni, Sandy Kelly. All summer long both groups of Cheerleaders practiced so that when fall came they would be prepared for the first football game on September 13 This year there were new members added to both squads which added much to the school spirit and helped lead our Bulldogs on to victory. The Cheerleaders sold pop and eandy during the fall and participated in the Backwards Assembly in February. Many other Assemblies were planned by the Cheerleaders to encourage the students to support their team. Mrs. Patricia Brown was our advisor during football season and part of bas- ketball season. When she resigned, Mrs. Jones, our school nurse, took over. JUNIOR VARSITY, TOP to BOTTOM: Carolyn Millet, Sandra Hawley, Diane McEJhoe, Patty Morrow, Phyllis Die- mert, Jean Mingoy. V 55 .fdcfiui fied J 'K 38 P x SENIOR BA lst ROW: B. Francis, J. Hatheway, B. Sweet, B. Gheriegner, D. Nelson, D. Yusz, M. Trask, J. Minor. 2nd ROW P. Burke, D. Siciliano, Jeffery Hanna, K. Thompson, R. Hagle, R. Bailey, M. Smith, C. Schneider, B. McKee, D. Monroe, R. Tuberson, D. Bellingham, C. Imboden. 3rd ROW: G. Minor, D. Engle, D. States, B. Roth, T. Wallin, M. Hood, B. Edwards, B. Wakefield, B. Lewis, T. Klomp, K. Simple, J. Bonnigar, A. Pomeroy, R. May- nard, L. Connell, B. Saxton, J. Ziegler. Each morning at 8 o'clock the thirty-eight members of the Senior Band meet for practice. During the Fall they played for P.T.A. and early in the Spring presented a musical festival. This year, five members represented Wesleyville High School in District Band at Akely, Pennsyl- vania. Members who attended were: Chuck Schneider, John Ziegler, Chuck Imboden, Bob Hagle, and Betty Ann Francis. 42 JU 1011 BA lst ROW: R. Siciliano, J. Hanna, D. Bell, J. Moore, E. Jeffery, N. McIntosh, D. Roth, J. Minor. 2nd ROW: A. Nuber, D. Double, K. Larson, R. Majewski, J. Gunn, D. Pomeroy, B. Thomas, J. Bloom, M. Anderson, M. Brooks, R. Speice, J. Ott, W. Ross, M. Bruno. 3rd ROW: L. Weinheimer, H. Roth, P. Lawton, D. Davis, P.John son, K. Imboden, D. Russell, J. Hathaway, G. Smith, G. Cry, R. Abbott, L. Connell, O. Nelson, D. Tuberson. The Junior Band is composed of Junior High Students that meet once a week in the band room. Each year Mr Brooks selects promising young musicians to fill the ranks left open by graduation into the Senior Band. This or- ganization has done a great deal in making our Senior Band what it is today. Although not primarily a concert organization, the Junior Band presented a concert in the Spring. New ,t e 43 'Q s gaii333333f,, 3. 4.460 4' at-vt? ::.,.f.f-gf 'iiwiisiiii as A iea a.igz.w'.. N . ...Q E ww.-P Qmehe .. UNIOR CHORUS lst ROW: J. Armstrong, G. Hetrick, G. Engle, C. Boylan, K. Larson, J. Lott, B. Franos, J. Harris, P. Renshaw, D. Pokosh, S. Hawley, B. Pratt, A. Langmyer, S. Cairns, D. Bell, M. Engle, M. Macuxdy, L. Turner, N. Mclntosh. 2nd ROW: C. Henderson, M. Neilsen, M. Bruno, C. Bernat, S. Bell, J. Sifter, S. Hooks, K. Imboden, J. Cummings, D. Tuberson, B. Bethune, O. Nelson, B. Gill, B. Herbo, I. Gougan, J. Hatheway, D. Brewer, G. Heinemann, A. Nuber. 3rd ROW: J. Gunn, N. Laughner, S. McFarland, S. Ramsey, C. Gould, L. Smith, B. Lewis, B. Millet, B. McKee, M. Trask, D. Yusz, Mr. Brooks, J. Wadsworth, J. Minor, D. Southward, N. Steinbough, D. Roth. if-tell. We .+Qf.P.-f 4'lQ.f A vw A Q' 'MSW lst ROW: L. Smith, C. Holmes, P. Abbott, D. Heller, E.. Minor, M. Vidic, P. Cook. 2nd ROW: P. Renshaw, D. McE1hoe, T. Rutkowski, M. Nielsen, B. Heuser, F. Knox, B. Pratt, G. Walters, J. Kneuer, C. Boylan. 3rd ROW: C. Henderson, S. Kclly, P. Morrow, B. Roth, A. Langrriyer, C. Millet, C. Butt, D. Hawley, C. Loveland, G. I-leineman, S. Cairns, P. Dobson, Mrs. Klepfer. G. A. A. In This athletic looking group of girls, the GAA, met Wf each Tuesday for a business meeting and on Friday for f' 'fs ' recreation, .A-,L , The members went bowling in November and held a Q penny supper in April. They also opposed the Women N ,V X Faculty Members in a spectacular basketball game. The XX v .lIl'7 results proved very interesting. The irls had several mone makin rojectss in order I S Y 8 P 9 to obtain jackets for the Senior Girls. Li fl V 4 Efrxmulll :L f .1 '-'xx 46 SOU D-OFF SITTING: Mrs. V. Barbale, Advisor, C. Millet, J. Mirrgoy, C. Curry, B. Francis, P. Cook, G. Walters, J. Ziegler, L. Bowers, D. Hawley. STANDING: S. Perkins, K. Viard, D. McElhoe, P. Morrow, S. Kelly, J. Harris, R. May- nard, B. Heuser, A. Hughes, N. Glass, D. Pokosh, J. Curry, B. Pratt, A. Langmyer, S. l-lawley, S. Anderson, K. Imboden, L. Smith, P. Burke, M. Trimble, D. Nelson. Editor-in-Chief. . . ...... Patsy Cook Assistant Editor .... . . Betty Ann Francis Feature Editor. . . ..... Jean Mingoy News Editor .... . . . Glenda Walters Sports Editor .... .... J Olin Ziegler Exchange Editor. . . . . .Carolyn Millet Business Manager ........ . . .Carol Curry Circulation and Promotion. . . . . . Diane Holly Head Typist .......... . . . . . . .... Lavonne Bowers Reporters. . . ......................... Ruth Ann Maynard, Shirley Perkins, Sandy Kelly, Jo Ann Harris, Ann Lang- myer, Karen Viard, Pat Morrow, Larry Smith, Diane McElhoe, Beverly Pratt, Teddy Rutkowski, Myrna Trimble, Ann Hughes, Sheila Anderson, Jean Curry, Delona Pokosh, Sandy Hawley, Phyllis Burke, Don Nelson, Barb Heuser THE PURPOSE OF THE SOUND-OFF IS TO: W . . . rite, publish, and preserve the news of our school. H . . . ail that which is praiseworthy and condemn that which is wrong. S . . . upport the ideals and educational aims of our school, Student Senate, and town. 48 LIBRARY CL FIRST ROW: B. Roth, B. Hall, M. Fife, D. MCCurdy, M. Atkinson, C. Millet, B. Hueser, P. Abbott, Mrs. J. Sehlindwein, C. Curry, P. Cook, R. Maynard, S. Kelly, C. Gould, P. Morrow, D. McElhoe, B. Cobum, M. Hood, J. Black. SECOND ROW: S. Anderson, J. Mingoy, J. Gill, I.. Bowers, J. Harris, V. Shook, S. Perkins, P. Die- mert, K. Bamhart, C. Perry, C. Butt, M. Dobson, D. Hawley, N. Young, J. Wolfe, L. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Vidic, S. Holmes, P. Fisher, A. Colucei, M. Trimble, B. Francis, C. Cook, L. Knox, F. Johnson, E. Shemloff, G Walters. The Library Club consists of forty-six Senior, Junior, and Sophomore girls. The Cjlub's sponsor is Mrs. June Sehlindwein. A student librarian has many duties. She must mend books, keep the books in proper order on the shelves, sign out books, and at all times keep order in the library. Keeping the bulletin board and other displays up to dare are also some of their tasks. This year the Library Club was host to the Lawrence Park Library Club at a tureen dinner held February 14. At Easter time the Librarians entertained the children at St. Joseph's Home with a holiday party. To climax the year, they sponsored a dance on April 25. 49 P TROL FRONT ROW: William Steiner, Charles Tillich, Dale Marko, Allen Schell, Robert Abbott, John Walters, Richard Siciliano, Larry Smith, Robert Loshe. SECOND ROW: Allan Bryant, Tillie Wertz, Joyce Keck, Cynthia Imboden, Karen Hanson, Marilyn Hendrickson, Margorie Coburn, Paula Bloomquist, David Tillich. THIRD ROW Pat Fisher, Kathy Rutkowski, Sandy King, Kathy Francis, Jane Sweet, Patty Mahoney, Ann Nuber, Karen Larson, Sally Holmes. A ,, C Ffvvx ,', 0' XAQQJQ w 7, Q fe J' ' I' C -T1 X Xxx Q, 1 ,L 4, - x A F sg sb Q 50 I v l J w 1 STUDE T SENATE JG. N-.rl N' FIRST ROW: Carolyn Millet, Pat Morrow, Bob Hagle, Bob Nielsen, John Ziegler, Barney Rutkowski, Gary Garn SECOND ROW: Diane McElhoe, Judy Van Dyke, Mary Jane Verdoni, Marvin Hood, Cliff Rudy, Bob Saxton, Milton Trask, Helen Bunnel, Barbara Roth, Phillis Burke, Ann Langmeyer. DEB TE CLUB -3' FIRST ROW: Ann Hughes, Betty Francis, Pat Abbott, Bob Hagle, Frank Zimmerman, Gary Minor, Pat Renshaw. SECOND ROW: Kelley Rutkowski, Ken Imboden, Bob Gheringer, Jerry Banango, Ray Iwashiro, Geanane Engle Myrna Trimble. 52 ! BULLDOG ST F F . 1' -. . ., SITTING: J. Ziegler, E. Faulkner, D. L. Heller, C. Schneider, J. Gill, E. Minor, C. Curry, P. Cook. STANDING: B. I-Iagle, P. Abbott, G. Garn, R. Kaeberlein, J. Black. This year as in every other year, a lot of work went into our yearbook, The Bulldog. Many deadlines had to be met and everyone did his part trying to make this edition the best ever. Our Editor-in-Chief, Charles Schneider, did a swell job seeing that deadlines would be met and that every- thing would be in order for the publisher. It was the task of Esther Minor, Literary Editor, to write the Dedication and the group write-ups. John Ziegler must be given credit for the photography work done. All the sports ac- counts were cleverly written by Gary Garn, Sports Editor. Dotty Lou Heller was in charge of Organization and it was her responsibility to see that names were under all pictures. Bob I-lagle, Advertising Manager, saw to it that all yearbook ads and patrons were obtained. Judy Gill had to keep track of the number of yearbooks sold and all of the payments collected. She was Circulation Man- ager. Our Art Editor this year was Roger Kaberlein. Ethel Faulkner, our Business Manager, was in charge of all money matters. Carol Curry as Copy Editor and her assistants, Patsy Cook and Joyce Black, spent many hours typing all of our copy work. Our special appreciation is given to Miss Hamburger, our advisor, who helped us in many ways so that this Bulldog would be a success. From the beginning, when this yearbook was just an idea, until its publication we have tried our best to in- clude things that would be most interesting to our readers. 53 ADVERTISERS BUD KOONS ATLANTIC SERVICE Buffalo Road and Water Street Service Always JOSEPH B. WRIGHT General Repairing Phone 8-4171 HILL'S MARKET 2013 Station Road Open Sundays 10 A.M. to I P.M. Compliments of PLUBELL HARDWARE WENDEL'S SHARPENING SERVICE 3325 Buffalo Road Power Mower and Engine Service Center HOWARD'S MOBILGAS SERVICE Complete Service For Your Car Wesleyville, Pa. - Phone 4-9705 ELMER G. GRENZ 2809 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. - Phone 8-3110 CATRABONE'S VARIETY 2907 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. 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