West Franklin High School - Tatler Yearbook (Worthington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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H' ff , mx , ZZ -fx 5 '5 , Z5 O O To you, Mrs. LaSitis, our untiring Tatler adviser and class adviser, we the class of 1958, in apprecia- tion for the many hours you have unselfishly devoted to guiding our class and for your perpetually good natured attitude, leave our deepest gratitude, fond- est memories, and finest regards. Mrs. ELMIRA G. LaSITIS, A.B. Bethany College English, Spanish, Soc. Studies 4 adn' . ,. fig Rs f if if mg, S 5 Q-Qx V Z. Vk.,. , 3 3 Q .Z A g 1? , .. -W N I W Q , WV! K ., SW wi v A WL M, R., ' ,, VA .ygwy ,,,,A,,g --,p ivy HV, Q08 VW JOHN H. MCCOY, M.ED. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh STANDING: A. B. Young, Melvin Shearer, Harry Minteer, Elton Reed, Bert Flick. SEATED: Earl Blose, Harvey Drake, Chloe Ric- kel, Leonard Smith, Victor Jones. GLORIA I-IILLBERRY Class of 1950 Secretary 6 .X fb 1555, ,ggi gx K- -,-. NN x S Q s X N Q X X X X ' Mp: N X X if -XXI K K5 N 'MN ' we Q Q X f 1 . if ' 2 X 3 2 Aj: . .V D 5 3 ' f H H WW ff iii sis A. Q? W 'd' If 11 -. 15 f 1 A 4 14 I h ' 'if' ' f ' If Q 4 M Q yy V A Q fr VE .9 U4 9 W! ff' YI CONSTANCE DICKSON, B.S. Indiana State Teachers Home Economics ELMIRA LaSlTIS, A.B. Bethany English, Spanish, P.O.D. PAUL Knit, B. s., M.s, HELHXI BOWSER, B.S. Clarion State Teachers English, Spelling, Writing GERALD LETTIE, B.S. Clarion State Teachers MELVIN MCCLEARY, B.S Indiana State Teachers Westminster Clarion State Teachers Science English, History Driver Training 8 JOHN OLINCER, B. S. Indiana State Teachers Art JOHN CUTLER, B.S.M.Ed. Westminster Music FRED SMITH, B.S.Ed. Indiana State Teachers Business LOUREIGH GOOD, B. S. Indiana State Teachers Coach, Math CHAPMAN BENNY DUDEK, B.S.M.Ed. MARSHALL, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Indiana State Teachers Civics, Health Geography, History 9 ROW ONE: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Claypoole, Mrs. Delp. ROW TWO: Mrs. Sarver, Mrs. Paup, Mrs. McBride Dr E D Schaffer Margaret Mc Cullough, R .N . v If 10 --.. 019 N 1 ., J 'l', 'l7'.'f .-Av ':1.a.:.qf: ay..-.'-41, Q -' IT, , Thu? ., 6 ..., ,, NM I V 1 L K: L . 1 V ' .ff B11 mpy' General M mber of the ' Tarpotters Pleasing person- ality Loves those Fords Peaceful fellow. . . Yearbook Staff, Junior and Senior Play Basketball Manager 3,4, Art Club 3 Science Club 1,3 Com- CAROL ELAINE BARGERSTOCK Carol Commercial Lover of music . . . Always smiling . . . Chums with Geraldine . . . Part in Junior Play, Band 1,2,3,4g Concert Choir 1,2 ,3,4g Pep Bandg Dance Band 35 County, District, State Chorus, Girls Octet, Trio, Ensemble, Reading Club, President Assembly Committee, Vice President Music Appreciation, Vice President of Home Room. WILLIAM FRANK BONO I.umpy General Another Tarpotter . . . Class Casanova . . . To be a State Policeman is his aim . . . Very athletic . Junior and Senior Play, Basketball, Baseball, Track Basketball Captain 45 Yearbook Staff, Concert Choir 1,23 Class Officer 33 Home Room Officer 4 President of Gymnastic Club 43 Varsity W. Club Officers 43 Vice President of Assembly Committe 12 BRENDA FAYE BOWS ER Brenda Commercial Loves cats . . . Runs with Sally and Jackie Weird imagination . . . Dates George or is it Jim? . . . Yearbook Staff, Home Room Officer 25 Pep and Concert Bandg Camera Club Vice Presidentg Camera Club 1,Z,3g Art Club 2,3,4. ROY ERNEST BOWSER IIROYH Curly hair . . . Rmuis with Melvin, Quanny, and Lumpy . . . Loblaw employee . . . Farm boy . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,3g Gymnastics Club 43 Basketball 2,33 Class Officer 1. DANIEL MATTHEW BOWSER Danny Commercial Wonderful personality . . . Handsome . . . Shorthand shark . . . Sly grin . . . Class President 1, Treasurer 2, Vice President 43 Assembly Committee 2,35 Gymnastic Club 2,3 ,4g Photography Club lg Science Club 1. General M' ln 5. vfitfii' 4 ff 5.'1,,w' ROBERT EARL FLANIGAN llBobIl Plays basketball . . . Tarpotter . . . Girl shy . . . To be a swabbie is his ambition . . . Basketball 2,3 ,43 Baseball 43 Volleyball 13 Senior Playg Hunting and Fishing Club3 Gymnastic Club 3,43 Photography Club 1. GLORIA GERALDINE DOUGHERTY Jerk Commercial Buddy buddy with Carol . . . Plays the sax . . . Goes with Wimp . . . Friendly . . . Cheerleader 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4j County Chorusg Concert Choir Vice President 43 Dance Band 3,45 Girls Triog Girls Ensemble 43 Music Appreciation 3g Photography Club 2,3. General BEVERLY CAROLE FLICK Bev General No doubletalk . . . Drives Ford to school . . . Friendly . . . Lots of fun . . . FHA 23 Co-editor of Newspaper 3s Concert Choir 2,3Q Ex-change Editor Newspaper 4. 14 BARBARA LOU GOOD Barb Academic Personality plus . . . Ambition is to be a nurse . . . Brakeless jeep ride . . . Chums with Jackie and Sally . . . Harvest Queeng Band 15 Junior and Senior Playg Yearbook Staffg Newspaper Club President 45 Home Room President 33 Class Secretary 33 Photog- raphy Club Ig Biology Club 2,35 Home Room Secretary I. WILLIAM GORDON LORENZETTI Turkey Academic Tatler co-editor . . . Member of Science Club . . . Future politician . . . History is favorite subject . . . Marching Band 1,2 ,3 ,4g Concert Band 1,2 ,3 ,45 Junior and Senior Playg Co-editor of Yearbookg Secretary of Science Club 45 Class Officer 3,43 Library, Camera, Gymnastic Clubg Concert Choir. 15 JOHN WILLIAM HOYT 'Y0gi Academic v'ery quiet and shy . . . Pals with Dale . . . Outdoor Gives his best . . . Baseball 2,45 Basketball Z,3,45 Band 1,23 Volleyball, Hunting and Fishing ,lub 2,3g Science Club 43 Camera Club 1. MELVIN JOSEPH MCCUE Cuemu General One of the Four . . . Part in Junior Play . . . Sly rascal . . . Future farmer . . . Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 152,35 Gymnastic Club 45 Junior and Senior Play5 Assembly Com- mittee 152. BEVERLY ANN NHNTEER Bev Academic Goes with Cal . . . Fine sense of humor . . . Drives Jeepstor to school . . . Plans to be a nurse . . . Junior and Senior Play5 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Harvest Queen Court 1,25 Home Room Sec.-Treas. 25 Science and Newspaper Club5 President of Camera Club 4. DARLA JOYCE MOORHEAD Dard Academic Head majorette . . . Class treasurer . . . Gone on Bill . . . Participated in Junior Play . . . Junior and Senior P1ay5 Head Majorette 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Photography, Newspaper and Reading Clubg May Court 1,25 Mixed Octet 15 Concert Choir 1,25 Assembly Committee 35 Prom Committee. Xii6awiES'fil5E:2'.f,5'l' A SALLY ANN MORRISON Sa1 Commercial Majorette . . . Cute cutup . . . Pals with Jackie . . . Bubbling personality . . . Junior and Senior Playg Yearbook Staffg Majorette 25 Cheerleader 25 Band 45 Concert Choir 25 Assembly Committee 25 Photography, Newspaper and Reading Club. JACQUELINE JEAN PFAFF Jackie Academic Plucky . . . Pals with Sally . . . Drives a 53 Ford convertible . . . Doctoring is her future . . . Ma- jorette 1,2 ,3 ,45 Yearbook Staff5 Photography Club President 35 Commercial Club Vice President 45 Assembly Committee 35 Class Vice President 1,25 Treasurer and Secretary of Band 4,3. WILLIAM CHARLES RENWICK Quanny General Tarpot strong man . . . Also one of the four . . . Very handsome . . . Very quiet . . . Hunting and Fishing Club 1,2,35 Gymnastics Club 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 45 Assembly Committee 4. 'S-... LARRY DALE RUTH llDa1ell Cute little rascal . . . Despises cats . . . Gone to the Chihuahuas . . . Very talkative . . . Junior and Senior Play, Dance Band 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3 ,4g Camera and Art Club. 5 Esaitis' I 0 f vi -3 g A S? If, fv tfffl an :sanity . za X i ,L JUNE ALBERTA RI-IOADES June Academic Chums with Jean K .... Member of Reading Club . . . Silent gal . . . A blonde . . . Camera Club 15 Science Club 25 Science Club Vice President 25 Art Club 3,4. General MARY SARAH SHANK Mary Academic Goes with a certain Don . . . Tatler Editor . . . Outdoor woman . . . Chums with Shirley . . . Cheer- leader 1,2 ,3 ,4g Junior Playg Yearbook Editorg Play Committee Chairman 3g Newspaper and Science Clubg Class Secretary 15 Class President 2. 18 DELORES JEAN SHEARER Jean Commercial Pals with Darla and Esther . . . Light brown hair . . . Picture Editor . . . Nice to know . . . Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Junior and Senior Playg Newspaper Club 2,33 Yearbook Staff 45 Concert Choir 25 Reading and Science Club. JAMES CLAIR SMITH Smitty General Farm boy . . . Also a Tarpotter . . . Strong, silent type . . . He can take it . . . Gymnastic Club 1,2,3,4 Gymnastic Exhibition 25 Volleyball 1,2g Field Exhibition 3. JOCELYN ANN SMITH Jo1ly Academic Joker . . . Ambition interior decorator . . . Accom- plished musician . . . A good kid . . . Jlmior and Senior Playg Concert, Marching, Pep, and Dance Bandg Concert Choir 1,2 ,3 ,4g Concert Choir Presi- dent 45 Music Appreciation and Photography Clubg County Band and Orchestrag District Bandg Assembly Committee 45 Secretary-Treasurer of Home Room. 19 JUDITH MARLENE SMITH Judy Commercial Very withdrawn . . . Plans to be a beautician . . . Ruth is her pal . . . Pretty black hair . . . Science Club, FHA Club, Usher for Junior and Senior Playp Secretary of FHA. IMO RUTH SMITH Ruth Commercial Plans on musical career . . . Accompanies most mu- sic organizations . . . Lives on a dairy farm . . . Nice kid to know . . . Concert Choir Accompanist 2,3 ,43 Girls Ensemble Accompanist 2,33 Mixed Ensemble Accompanist 35 Science, FHA and Music Appreciation Club, Senior Play, Girls Trio Accom- panist 2,33 Concert Choir Officer 4. SANDRA ELAINE SMITH Smithy Commercial Engaged to Ben . . . Lots of fun . . . Long brown hair . . . Member of the band . . . Concert, Marching, District, Pep, Dance, and Jug Bands, County Chorus and Band, Girls Quartet, Trio, and Ensemble, Con- cert Choirg County Orchestra 3, Octet 2. SHIRLEY WINNIFRED SW IGART Shirley Commercial Very pleasant smile . . . Enjoys the outdoors Future beautician . . . Goes steady with Jim Water Ballet 1,23 GAA 1,23 Home Room Officer 1,2 ,4g Music Club Sec.-Treas. 33 Class Secretary 45 Art Club President 4g Concert Choir 35 Harvest Queen Attendant 33 Assembly Club 4. MOTTO: Take short views, hope for the best, and trust in God. FLOWER: Pink Carnation COLOR: Peacock Blue and Black 21 ESTHER JEAN TOY Hip Academic Loves that Merc . . . Very friendly . . . Seen with Darla and Jean . . . Teacher to be . . . Junior and Senior Playg Secretary and Treasurer of Freshman Home Roomg Newspaper Club l,2,35 Sec.-Treas. of Newspaper Club 35 FHA 15 Reading Club Vice President 4. if In September of 1954 we, the senior class of 1958, started high school with Mr. Lettie as our class advisor. Our class officers were elected in eighth grade. They were: Daniel Bowser, President, Jacqueline Pfaff, Vice President, Mary Shank, Sec- retary, and Roy Bowser, Treasurer. We chose as our class colors peacock blue and b1ack,our flower, pink carnation, and our motto, Take short views, hope for the best, and trust in God. On March 4. 1955, we sponsored the Freshman Frolic with music furnished by Dick Kutan. After a short vacation we resumed school in September, 1955. Our Sophomore year was a busy year. We elected Mary Shank, President, Jacqueline Pfaff, Vice Pres- identg Darla Moorhead, Secretaryg Daniel Bowser, Treasurer. On November 5, we enjoyed a record hop with Mr. Soloski and Mr. McCleary, our sponsors, as disc jockeys. Nominations for the Harvest Court to represent the sopho- mores were Jean Shearer, Mary Shank and Beverly Minteer. Beverly Minteer was chosen. To add more to the treasury a bake sale was held January 21. The main event of the year, however, was the Sophomore Hop, which was held on April 6, 1956. We entered our Junior year very enthusiastically with thirty-three members. Four did not return this year. Chosen as officers were William Lorenzetti, President, Roy Bowser, Vice President, Barbara Good, Secretaryg William Bono, Treasurer. Mr. Good and Mr. Kiel were our sponsors and helped us organize and present our activities. Our Junior play, The Able Miss Cain, was directed by Mrs. McBride. It was presented on April 5, 1957. We also sponsored a bake sale at Worthington and Kittan- ning. On May 24 we honored the seniors with a banquet held at the firehall and the prom held in the school gym. Music was furnished by the Fritz-Waldron Orchestra. On Aug. 28 we finally started our senior year sponsored by Mrs. LaSitis. The newly elected officers were William Lorenzetti, Presidentg Daniel Bowser, Vice Presi- dent, Shirley Swigart, Secretary, Darla Moorhead, Treasurer. On November 22, 1957 we gave our senior play, Mother Is A Freshman, under the direction of Mrs McBride. We are all looking forward to Baccalaureate and Com- mencement, and with this in mind, we seniors, want to thank all of the parents and teachers for everything they have done for us in the past four years of high school. 22 Barbara Lou Good aeaamwl Sue Addleman, Sophomore Attendantg Nancy Davenport, Freshman Attendantg Joyce Michels, Junior Attendantg Barbara Good, Harvest Queen. mpfxx- AWP- f'f..v .ruff wvzf fi eaubfz ROW ONE: Mrs. LaSitis, Ruth Smith, Darla Moorhead, Beverly Minteer, Jacqueline Pfaff, Brenda Bowser, Sally Morrison, Geraldine Dougherty, Shirley Swigart, Mary Shank. ROW TWO: John Hoyt, June Rhoades, Judith Smith, Sandra Smith, Beverly Flick, Joceyln Smith, Jean Shearer, Esther Toy, Carol Bargerstock, Barbara Good, James Smith. ROW THREE: Melvin McCue, William Renwick, Robert Flanigan, Roy Bowser, William Bono, William Lorenzetti, William Blose, Dale Ruth, Daniel Bowser. 24 President ....... William Lorenzetti Vice President . . . Daniel Bowser Secretary ....... Shirley Swigart Treasurer ...... Darla Moorhead ROW ONE: Dale Ruth, Mary Shank, Jacqueline Pfaff, Brenda Bowser. ROW TWO: Geraldine Daugherty, Daniel Bowser, Robert Flannigan, Shirley Swigart, Ruth Smith ROW THREE: Sandra Smith, William Renwick, James Smith. 26 M... ., -- f -4 ROW ONE: Jocelyn Smith, William Blose, Sally Morrison, Barbara Good. ROW TWO: Beverly Fl. k M . . . . IC , elvm McCue, Beverly Mmteer, Jean Shearer. ROW THREE: W1111amLorenzetti,Wi11iam Bono, Darla Moorhead, Judith Smith. 27 MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO BEST DRESSED Shirley Swigart SUCCEED Beverly Minteer William Bono Mary Shank Daniel Bowser William Lorenzetti U 66604 MOST BASHFUL BIGGEST BLUFFERS MOST ATHLETIC Judith Smith Sally Morrison Beverly Flick John Hoyt Melvin McCue William Bono LOVE A 1 Magi s 2, 2 MOST VERSATILE NICEST PERSONALITY NICEST SMILE Ruth Smith Barbara Good Jean Shearer Daniel Bowser William Blose James Smith I I BEST SINGERS BEST MUSICIANS BEST BUILD Carol Bargerstock Jocelyn Smith Darla Moorhead Dale Ruth Dale Ruth William Renwick PRETTIEST HAIR BEST DANCERS BEST ACTORS Sandra Smith Brenda Bowser Esther Toy Roy Bowser William Renwick Melvin McCue MOST ARTISTIC BEST DRIVERS PRETTIEST EYES June Rhoades Jacqueline Pfaff Geraldine Dougherty Robert Flanigan John Hoyt James Smith X .HI I S . Wg Q xx. i5i..exQL -. . . -1-ggskgsx Q- Tv N . . .K S xx xx X. X' Q t--5: 0 5. FQ 55. .. I -. i Qqygm . . X- XL X 1fQl3.:fi3' X WTF-TY X g .Q Q.bW N1 .5 ...XF NSS J. . ., ji NS- ET . :las 1 n . E w - 5.-. ' -.. ' .1-kr -NAAQS. N 3 , A X4 ix- N f 'Z ix N NY X Q5 X N S X OX Y A .,,..,., X. ww . ix 4, hx ... t ...Q-. ,px in X S N X x. 'Ja- R E gi K fiiijffijlgfi -51.5 f A if f G J' cuahfz ROW ONE: Mr. Good, Eva Mae Branan, Janice Dillcy, Twyla Peters, Joy Bowser, Elizabeth Conrad, Gwendolyn Morrison, Eva Mae George, Joyce Michel, Stella Janukites, Judith Shay, Jean Kelso, Mr. Kiel. ROW TWO: James Fries, Kenneth Moorhead, Albert Croyle, Larry Collar, Mary Lou Novak, Esther Johnson, Barbara Nichol, Gary Gaiser, James Grafton, Robert Crawford, John Davis. ROW THREE: William Morgan, Edward Swigart, Donald Zeigler, Leroy Crawford, Ronald Baker, Richard Henry, Daniel Young, Terry Bowser, DeJay Claypoole, Ray Claypoolc, Richard McGrady, PRESIDENT ....... . . John Davis VICE-PRESIDENT ..... Terry Bowser SECRETARY ........ Janice Dilley fNot Picturedj TREASURER. . . . . Joyce Michel 32 7 ROW ONE: Mr. Dudek, Mildred Reed, Helen Stewart, Judith Flick, Barbara Long, Judith Claypoole, Sue Addleman, Donna Blose, Patricia Bowser, Margaret Burke, Nancy Flick, Betty Brown, Beverly Hancock, Alberta Novak, Louise Black, Mr. Smith. ROW TWO: Donald Michel, Richard Miliron, Stanley Johns, Dorothy Goodgasell, Carolyn Claypoole, Linda Bundy, Barbara King, Barbara Dougherty, Wanda Bowser, Donna Bowser, Jean Fails, Sherry Claypoole, Kathleen Kemp, Gary Collar, David Renquest, John McCue. ROW THREE: Robert Johns, Kenneth Beers, Larry Branan, Ernest Garris, Larry Beale, William Flick, Harold Schrengost, Luther Robinson, Richard Bofinger, James Kerr, Everett Hohn, Howard Black, Robert Guminey. ROW FOUR: Joseph Trulick, Franklin Shank, David Risch, John Janukites, John Miliron, Donald Rhoades, Fred Smith, Thomas Milligan, Valentine Osinski, Nickolas Nichleach, Jack Bowser, Gerald Roudybush. PRESIDENT - Gary Collar VICE-PRESIDENT - John McCue SECRETARY - Sue Addleman TREASURER - Richard Bofinger 34 31' 'Q 1 e kiw- QQ 1? fax: 4 1 ROW ONE: Mr. Lettie, Jacqueline Jones, Linda Hoyt, Betty Shearer, Arlene Booher, Irene Booher, Patricia ROW TWO: Henry Williams, Shirley Harkleroad, Carol Smith, Barbara Luke, Nancy Davenport, Constance Smit Gaylene Peters, Judith Johns, Janice Sherry, Judith Craig, Ralph Davis. ,ROW THREE: Larry Cypher, William Tarr, Fred Claypool, Richard Flanigan, James Minteer, Morgan Smith, Dave Crissman, Terry McCoy, Dean Minteer, Gary McCue, William Branan, Robert Renwick. M PRESIDENT .... . . . . . . Ralph Davis VICE-PRESIDENT. . . Patricia Morgan SECRETARY .... . . . Barbara Luke TREASURER. . . . . . Judith Craig 36 Grafton, Margaret Grafton, Patricia Morgan, Sara Jane Bernard, Phyllis Giff, Dorothy Claypoole, Mr. McC1eary. h, QAM ROW ONE: Jean Harkless, Beverly Southworth, Judith Claypoole, Linda Nichleach, Judith Fries, Patricia Crawford, Margaret Morrison, Nancy Frantz, Carole Smith, Sadie Beers, Harriet Blose, Mr. Marshall. ROW TWO: Janet Claypoole, Nancy Dougherty, Stella Claypoole, Shirley Strobel, Patricia Lewis, Fynette Ruffaner, Jacqueline Osinski, Betty Osterling, Karen Bowser. ROW THREE: Fred Davis, David Church, Greer Graff, Ronnie McGrady, Edward Grafton, Henry Fox, Lester Branan, Harold Flick, Charles Long, Herman Bono, David Fagan. ROW FOUR: Tom Milliron, Lary Stewart, James Smith, Charles George, Bob Adams, Bnest Claypoole, Harry Johnson, Joseph Crawford, Raymond Shields, Thomas Peate. President ....... Jacqueline Osinski Vice President .... Margaret Morrison Secretary ..... . . Larry Stewart Treasurer . . . . . . David Church 38 ROW ONE: Mrs. Bowser, Theodore Guminey, Carl Wright, Daniel Addleman, Gladys Branan, Marian Jones, Judy Bowser, Annette Bowser, Linda Hoyt, Janet Flick, Calvin Beers, Thomas Shankle, David King. ROW TWO: Paul Poloskey, Edward Bono, Daniel Claypoole, Josephine Osinski, Arlene Crissman, Shirley Yockey, Ann Marshall, Dorothy Bundy, Gloria Luke, Paul Long, Robert Fox, Richard Higgins. ROW THREE: Thomas Flick, Hubert Wilcox, David Sarver, Owen Fox, Donald Pfaff, Charles George, Keith Egli, Donald Long, Robert Branan, George Johns, Everett Claypoole, Robert Flick. ROW FOUR: Barye Anthony, Walter Dougherty, Jack Crissman, Donald Collar, Plummer Toy, Vernon Shearer, Dale Smith, Wesley Minteer, Richard Bono, Leonard Oestering. President . . . . . . . .Paul Poloskey Vice President . . . . Gladys Branan Secretary . . . . . . . Daniel Addleman Treasurer . . . . . . Thomas Flick 39 .-f ', YY YW YY YT X WXXXXXX MQ --,A wi 3 r-. . ll Q... 11 fy K 4 R. Q f 1 x X5 I4 . ROW ONE: Dan Addleman, Elizabeth Conrad, Joy Bowser, Margaret Morrison, Thomas Flick, Patricia Morgan, Sally Morrison, Shirley Swigart, Paul Polosky. ROW TWO: Larry Stewart, Gary Collar, Carolyn Claypoole, Wanda Bowser, Jocelyn Smith, Barbara Luke, Jacqueline Osinski, Carol Bargerstock, Judith Craig, Ralph Davis. ROW THREE: Mr. McCoy, Gerald Roudybush, Harold Schrengost, Terry Bowser, William Bono, Richard Bofinger, Wil- liam Renwick. PRESIDENT ...... Carol Bargerstock VICE-PRESIDENT ..... William Bono SECRETARY -TREASURER ........ Elizabeth Conrad 42 SW! Advisor . . Editor . . , . . Co-Editor . . . Picture Editor . Advertising . . Sales Manager . . . . Historian . . . . Calendar ...... . . Senior Favorites Prophecy .... Will ....... Popularity . . . Typist .... Mrs. LaSitis Mary Shank . . . William Lorenzetti Jean Shearer William Blose Barbara Good Sandra Smith . . Esther Toy Sally Morrison Brenda Bowser Judy Smith . . Sally Morrison Jackie Pfaff Mrs. LaSitis Advisor whim, ROW ONE: Gwendolyn Morrison, Alberta Novak, Barbara Dougherty, Linda Bundy, Judith Shay, Eva George. ROW TWO: Miss Dixon, Jean Fails, Wanda Bowser, Esther Johnson, Joy Bowser, Judith Smith, Ruth Smith. PRESIDHNIT .......... Joy Bowser VICE-PRESIDENT.Gwendo1yn Morrison SECRETARY ....... . .Judith Smith fNot Picturedj TREASURER .... . . . Wanda Bowser 44 ROW ONE: Helen Stewart, Sally Morrison, Mi dred Reed, Eva Mae Branzm, Darla Moorhead, Stella Janukitis, Mrs LaSitis. ROW TWO: Howard Black, Carolyn laypoole, Carol Bargerstock, Sandra Smith, Jean Shearer, Esther Toy, John Janukites. PRESIDENT ....... Darla Moorhead VICE-PRESIDENT ....... Esther Toy SECRETARY ....... Sally Morrison TREASURER. . . . . Jean Shearer 45 glad ROW ONE: Beverly Hancock, Elizabeth Conrad, Jacqueline Pfaff, Betty Brown, Margaret Burke, Donna Blose, Patricia Morgan, Patricia Bowser, Twyla Peters, Joyce Michel, Barbara Long, Mr. Smith. ROW TWO: Dorothy Goodgasell, Barbara King, Louise Black, Barbara Good, Beverly Flick, Mary Lou Novak, Janice Dilly, Barbara Nichol, Donna Bowser, Judith Claypoole, Jean Kelso. PRESIDENT - Barbara Good VICE-PRESIDENT - Jacqueline Pfaff SECRETARY-TREASURER - Patricia Bowser William Bono and Mr. Good. 46 .M I ,I ,-iw ROW ONE: Mr. Olinger, Patricia Grafton, Betty Shearer, Nancy Davenport, June Rhoades, Phyllis Giff, Brenda Bowser. ROW TWO: Mary Shank, Jack Bowser, Kenneth Moorhead, Albert Croyle, William Blose, William Flick, Shirley Swigart. PRESIDENT - Shirley Swigart VICE-PRESIDENT - Mary Shank SEC.-TREAS. - Betty Shearer 47 0 ROW ONE: Mr. McC1ea.ry, John Davis, Robert Crawford, Richard McGrady, John McCue, David Renquest, Larry Cypher, Gary McCue. ROW TWO: Joseph Trulick, Gary Collar, Fred Claypool, Morgan Smith, Ronald Baker, David Crissman, Robert Johns. ROW THREE: Franklin Shank, Dale Ruth, Donald Rhoades, Daniel Young, Luther Robinson, DeJay Claypoole, Ray Claypoole. PRESIDENT. . . . . . . . . . Gary Collar VICE-PRESIDENT. . Richard McGrady SEC.-TREAS. . . . . . . , Larry Cypher 48 ROW ONE: Mr. Dudek, Daniel Bowser, Melvin McCue, Gary Gaiser, James Grafton, Ralph Davis, Larry Branan William Branan. ROW TWO: James Smith, William Renwick, Larry Collar, Nickolas Nichleach, Harold Schrengost, Edward Swigart, James Fries. ROW THREE: Frederick Smith, Roy Bowser, William Bono, Robert Flanigan, Leroy Crawford, James Kerr, Richard Bofinger. PRESIDENT. . . . . . . . . William Bono VICE-PRESIDENT. . William Renwick SEC.-TREAS. . . . . . . .Daniel Bowser 49 ROW ONE: Carole Smith, Beverly Minteer, Constance Smith, Jocelyn Smith, Barbara Luke, Judith Johns. ROW TWO: Mr, Cutler, Linda Hoyt, Everett Hohn, Larry Beale, Donald Zeigler, Robert Guminey, Janice Sherry. PRESIDENT - Beverly Minteer VICE-PRESIDENT - Constance Smith SEC.-TREAS. - Larry Beal WW Judith Flick, Kathlean Kemp, Geraldine Daugherty, Mr. Kiel. 3 .jki-ll' . and ROW ONE: Valentine Osinski, Richard Milliron, Sherry Claypoole, Nancy Flick, Sue Addleman, Dean Minteer, James Minteer. ROW TWO: Mr. Lettie, Gerald Roudybush, David Risch, John Hoyt, William Lorenzetti, Richard Henry, John Milliron, William Morgan. PRESIDENT - Richard Henry VICE-PRESIDENT - Sue Addleman SECRETARY - William Lorenzetti TREASURER - Valentine Osinski 51 Patricia Bowser, Darla Moorhead, Jacqueline Pfaff, Donna Bowser, Mary Lou Novak, Jean Fails, Sally Morrison. NOT PICTURED: Betty Brown, Janis Dilley, Beverly Hancock. XP fl Edna V 4 X ROW ONE: Patricia Grafton, Twyla Peters, Judith Claypoole, Geraldine Daugherty, Ruth Smith, Janice Sherry, Gaylene Peters, Carol Bargerstock, Shirley Harkleroad, Elizabeth Conrad, Patricia Bowser, Margaret Grafton. ROW TWO: Nancy Flick, Mildred Reed, Carol Smith, Judith Flick, Sherry Claypoole, Constance Smith, Jocelyn Smith, Sandra Smith, Linda Bundy, Linda Hoyt, Sara Jane Banard. ROW THREE: Terry McCoy, Fred Claypool, Daniel Young, Larry Beal, Morgan Smith, Donald Zeigler, David Crissman, James Grafton. PRESIDENT-Jocelyn Smith VICE-PRESIDENT -Geraldine Daugherty SECRETARY-Ruth Smith TREASURER-Twyla Peters 53 ,V T V :hi ' U 1 ' ' K .t 'r :.,, r 7 ' ' . at, 4 ,f.r.X,rw 4. , ,, , ,,,,. fi, A. b, ., y S, 1 if , 5 ' -gil .91 it ' 1 - ,,fs-.ry J A 5 r C. ..-' I ' I Carol Bargerstock, Sandra Smith, Geraldine Daugherty. aaeegmzd ROW ONE.: Ruth Smith, Sue Addleman, Shirley Harkleroad, Elizabeth Conrad, Donald Zeigler, Carol Smith, Sandra Smith, Constance Smith, Geraldine Daugherty, Jocelyn Smith, Carol Barger stock. ROW TWO: Valentine Osinski, David Renquest, David Crissman, Richard Henry, James Kerr, Robert Guiminey, Joseph Trulick, Gary Collar, Judith Claypoole, David Risch. Zane! Elizabeth Conrad, Constance Smith, Valentine Osinski, Richard Henry, Robert Guiminey. 54 V14 'Q fx MAJORETTES: Patricia Bowser, Jean Fails, Mary Lou Novak, Darla Moorhead, Donna Bowser, Sally Morrison, Jacqueline Pfaff. SECOND ROW: James Kerr, Brenda Bowser, Elizabeth Conrad, Jean Kelso, Constance Smith, Janis Dilley, Carolyn Claypoole, Carol Bargerstock, Stella Claypoole, William Morgan. THIRD ROW: Shirley Harkleroad, Gwendolyn Morrison, Linda Hoyt, Gaylene Peters, Larry Beal, William Lorenzetti, Fred Claypool, Sherry Claypoole, Judith Flick, Henry Williams. FOURTH ROW: James Grafton, Carol Smith, Sandra Smith, Jocelyn Smith, Donald Zeigler, Ronald Baker, Geraldine Daugherty, Sue Addleman, Shirley Strobel, Sara Jane Banard. FIFTH ROW: Robert Guiminey, Joseph Trulick, David Risch, Daniel Young, James Minteer, Gary Collar, Larry Bowser, Jacqueline Osinski, Twyla Peters. SIXTH ROW: Judith Claypoole, David Renquest, David Criss- man, Richard Henry, Valentine Osinski, Edward Swigart, Ernest Claypoole, Raymond Shields, Terry McCoy. gmwl ' ' . r f J f i R A-1 PRESIDENT ...... Carol Bargerstock VICE-PRESIDENT . . Richard Henry SECRETARY ...... Sue Addleman TREASURER ...... V W -, f 9 , 1,2 4 9 1 D ' Q, if 1 . 126,353 ' 2 ,ff l, s We ' , 1 I I W I . . . A. t ' t l X . o Q ' O Jacqueline Pfaff 7 ' 0 . 55 5 ' , in A 6 f, Nichol Shearer Dilley Morrison Shank Minteer ROW ONE: Judith Claypoole, Geraldine Daugherty, Jean Kelso, Joy Bowser, Twyla Peters. ROW TWO: Shirley Harkleroad, Caylene Peters, Carol Smith Patricia Morgan. M ROW ONE Robert Flamgan, W11l1am Bono, John Hoyt ROW TWO W11l1am Blose, Rlchard McGrady, Albert Q15 5' ff .Jw ..,, , 93.2 MQ V ', , ,gk 4g-- v i,, - Vfym-A ' . f - Wawyxzr M, 41 , , I L ,,,, 1' Q1 ,V H A ff-,L-,141-win. x5'04' O I O I 'Z if 'hi , 5 ,, fb - 5'Av,f4'V, X iff, ff 1 E V ir is f ' ' mm H Q gk 1 H ,, ' ' , W, .,,,, A , X, wi, I iv ,igpifqh .a-,,,. K.-WM., fs-4 1' gg? .7 7mm ROW ONE: James Grafton, Donald Michels, David Renquest, Gary Collar. ROW TWO: Robert Crawford, Wil liam Morgan, Fred Claypool, Larry Beal, Richard Bofinger, David Crissman, Kenneth Moorhead. '-faa i ilr i ffr .-.E: 58 in N' -5- of John Hoyt Robert Flanigan William Bono 59 gcwedadieam ,. - . 'new -, r - ,, ...fm f Aff A -f f ,vw 1 ,A -. . ROW ONE: William Bono, William Renwick, Richard McGrady, Richard Bofinger, William Morgan, Larry Collar, Ronald Baker, James Grafton, Mr. Good. ROW TWO: Mr. Dudek, David Crissman, Daniel Young, Melvin McCue Albert Croyle, Edward Swigart, Larry Cypher, John Hoyt. ROW THREE: William Branan, Henry Williams, John Davis, Fred Claypool, Gary Collar, Richard Henry, Robert Flanigan. 'WHBW' x , ,vim xi F r J Q , -.----- ' . 60 'K 9... .3 4 Mr. Good, Mr. Dudek 1 z-it is mmmmna, ue '-v '7def4dleWta464aa Aunt Molly Cain, , Mrs. Livermore. . . Mamie Magoon. . . Cheryl Prescott. . . Peter Prescott .... Mary Io Jennings. . Jed Lawford ..... Orpha van Ostade. . . Alvie van Ostade. . Eleanor Prescott. . . Leaper Prescott. . . Mlle. Fifi. .... . Izzy Finklestein. . . Gussie Smoot. . . . Abigail Abbott. . . Susan Abbott .... Professor Michaels. . Dean Gillingham. Mrs. Miller ..... College Co-eds Sally Morrison. Jean Shearer. . Ruth Smith. . . College Boys William Bono Robert Flanigan Melvin McCue William Blose 7447 62 Carole Bargerstock Jean Shearer Barbara Good Sally Morrison Melvin McCue Mary Shank William Bono Jocelyn Smith William Blose Esther Toy Dale Ruth Beverly Minteer William Lorenzetti Darla Moorhead .Esther Toy . . .Barbara Good William Lorenzetti Dale Ruth Geraldine Daugherty Jocelyn Smith Beverly Minteer Darla Moorhead Sembfe ph? 564764 63 F I woke up one moming in May, 1967, feeling bright and cheer- ful. Ihad an assignment to photograph the annual Spring Ball at the Waldorf given by the wealthy Rockefellers. I went down town and purchased an evening gown in one of New York's classiest shops. The owner was Mary McCoy, the former Mary Shank. I talked with her a while and she told me that Sandra Smith Bowser was her private secretary. After 1 left the shop, I went to the Smith-Swigart beauty salon, which was owned and operated by Judy Smith and Shirley Swi- gart. While Iiwas there, I picked up the morning newspaper and spread all over the front page were pictures of three of my former classmates, Melvin McCue, Roy Bowser, and Bill Renwick. It seems that they had just landed on the planet Mars. Melvin was the pilot and Bill the Co-pilot. Roy was in charge of radar. After leaving the beauty salon I started for my office on the East side. While stopped at a stop light a tractor -trailer, operated by Dan Bowser, ran into me. I wasn't hurt but I was a little shaken from the accident. Policeman, Bill Bono, drove me to Mercy hospital where I was given something to calm my nerves. After talking to the head nurse, Barbara Good, she told me that Bev Minteer Crawford was a nurse in the same hos- pital. Jackie Pfaff also was a brain surgeon in this hospital. As I was about to leave 1 noticed a young woman working with some small children in a room adjoining the lobby. I recognized her as Jean Shearer, a former classmate at W,l-LS. Jean was a speech therapist. I talked to her for awhile and she told me that Darla Moorhead Mechling lived in Pittsburgh and was the mother of three darling children. She also told me that Esther Toy was the Dean of Women at Penn State University. As I left the hospital I passed a church from where beautiful strains of music were coming. I looked in and there at the organ sat Ruth Smith. I didn't want her to quit playing so I left the church without being seen. I finally made it to my office about three o'c1ock. My boss, John Hoyt, editor-in-chief of Look Magazine, was very 64 understanding about the whole matter. After finishing my work, I went out to dinner with Beverly Flick, one of the office secretaries. We ate at a place owned by June English, one of our former class- mates. We talked to June for awhile about our school days and she told us that she had twin girls. After saying good -by to June, Bev and I went to our seperate homes. I went home and started to get ready for the ball. The taxi arrived at8:30 and after I seated myself I dis- covered the driver was Robert Flanigan. Bob didn't realize who I was but after testing his memory he recalled my name. We chatted about our school days and before I knew it, we were at the Waldorf. After checking my coat, the hostess approached and I discovered it was the famous dramatist, Jolly Smith. I talked to her for a few minutes and she told me that Gerry Daugherty was teaching music at Westminster College. Since Jolly had other duties she left me to attend to other guests. The orchestra was playing a waltz and I decided to get a picture of it. As the leader turned to face my camera I saw to my great surprise that the leader was Carol Bargerstock. I talked to Carol for awhile and she told me that Dale Ruth, the screaming idol of millions of teenagers, was also on the program. After leaving Carol l noticed this tall distinguished looking fellow talking to several young women. There was no mistaking who it was. l knew it was William Lorenzetti, the bachelor politician who just had been elected to Con- gress. I talked to William and he told me that Bill Blose was teach- ing science at W,W.F. Having taken all the pictures I wanted I went home. As I unlatched the door I found a letter from one of my school friends, Sally Morrison Claypoole. She told me that the twins were fine, and that her family had just moved into their new home. Pick- ing up the sports section of the evening paper I saw that jim Smith, the famous wrestler had just won the wor1d's championship. PROPHET, Brenda Bowser. . . 65 'BW hs.. Y' X fm s, ' Q F - ,zfsfq 11 L, Q wziwsv qw 21. - . ,M . jg, vase we - : A I K l .,L.,5,Xizv3g,3: --' 'r 'r v--' .. 5. L 1 s 2' X ffiww if X 1 , X 33 x -L if 1 xv gk' 3 A ' x fix n X X 5' fa K ' sms A . 1. :fr ': -' up W . ff- f- - gg i ',ja,IQ-git!! . - AQ 7 A a lwxqsdmfqdai-Qiiiiifi . QHNQQM QQGQHG-SQSWN-if f' - M ,-wafsfw-,f k q wb 'X JR N 5 1 Emu l w , 2 S s 5: M2 . , I A N' LY X 3 we M S Q '- gm ., my .,J,.,Mg,.W -as NM3,,-zwwfvmm. vi A ,.S,X,,-W:fm:mIS3r.ijgf,--gxsewimmwm , , F f-fswy f 'ikmisw -Q ,Q L. ,,Ax.Qill32L,f4Z?-aaiw fl.-7.1:5,.,L.,. AW ww. -m.,MmM,Wf,, , -M-wx+1s+wfv NNTXLQQWQM.,-42,1,: qw-iemhj-vyfgff-wyiiifwxsq-q,,M,:1f1i My-may, W , W V .. ,M .Www X iWW,,,,.. M,M.L., fk.. 1,,,.,WX , , mwi'f?f Q . t,fw.4-Qt. . , agff - ,M . h,Xh,,. ,,.b,Wf, WL... www f M K+ ,Ei ww-V Ek ' 'u-.,.,, 4 -vqfgssww Q, dip - 'Q' Q The Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty -eight leaves Worthington High School our thanks for patient guidance. I. We leave to next year's Seniors our straight A stu dents. Il. We leave to the Juniors the right to go to the prom. III. We leave to the Sophomores more hard work. IV. To the Freshmen we leave our literature books V. To the Faculty and School Board we simply leave. Carol Bargerstock leaves her singing ability to Twy la Peters. William Blose leaves his knowledge of Office Practice to Terry Bowser. William Bono leaves his car to Judith Claypoole. Brenda Bowser leaves her dancing to James Grafton. Daniel Bowser leaves his size to Richard Henry. Roy Bowser leaves his absent record to Joyce Wilson. Geraldine Daugherty leaves her boy friend troubles Beverly Flick leaves her tardiness to Carol Smith. Barbara Good leaves her homework to anyone. to Jackie Jones. John Hoyt leaves his bashfulness to Luther Robinson. Robert Flanigan leaves his basketball ability to Donald Zeigler. William Lorenzetti leaves his size 11's to Donald Michel. Melvin McCue leaves his study habits to David Crissman. Beverly Minteer leaves Cal to no one. Darla Moorhead leaves her build to Betty Shearer. Sally Morrison leaves her gum to Mr. Smith. Jacqueline Pfaff leaves her dual aerials to the Drv. William Renwick leaves his looks to John Milliron. Training car. June Rhoades leaves her long walk to school to Barbara Luke. Dale Ruth leaves his guitar to Kenneth Moorhead. James Smith leaves his single bliss to Dan Young. Jocelyn Smith leaves her height to Patsy Grafton. Judith Smith leaves her black hair to Gwendolyn M orrison. Ruth Smith leaves her playing for the Concert Choir to Carolyn Claypoole. Sandra Smith leaves her flute to Terry McCoy. Jean Shearer leaves her cheerleading unifonn to Janis Dilley. Shirley Swigart leaves her personality to Eva Branan. Mary Shank leaves her year book worries to next year's editor. Esther Toy leaves her play role to Joy Bowser. Signed- Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above signed. 67 Witnesses: WMZZWUX 9'0'fwo3?uu-L41 com, WZ M, '71 KET f0 1 li X 77511 Q , 4 Robert Frank Gummey Z 5 Nov. 1,1941 - Dec. 29, 1957 f' 3 5 11 ilk S 4 Q gi , 'X - X 1 , iw 1 .E 54 Z as Heaven gives its favorites - early death. Morgan James Kerr Oct. 10, 1940 - Dec. 29, 1957 69 Afagaat 28 - First day of school. Welcome, Mr. Dudek. Happy Birthday, Darla! ! S 2 - Labor Day 3 - Election of officers today. Congratulations to Wm. Lorenzetti, Pres. 5 - Mrs. LaSitis happy landing - but the bed is softer. '7 - Lucky Seniors, they are soliciting for ads today. 8 - W,W.F. baseball team went to Chicora today. 9 - Such a disappointing day. Mr. Baney 's ill, no pictures! 9 - Bob Flanigan, how does it feel to be 18? 9 - We won the game yesterday! Score 12:11. 10 - Another one, Melvin. Growing up! 16 - We chose our gowns today - color, royal blue! 20 - Rain, Rain, go away, come again when no baseball game is planned ! 20 - Game with Chicora postponed. 20 - Jackie and Sally involved in a very serious accident. Hurry and get well you two! 24 - Pictures of grade school taken today! 30 - Juniors received their class rings. Ocala 2 - Early dismissal because of WEA meeting. 4 - Dues voted on in the Senior's class meeting. 11 - A rainy day! 12 - Happy Birthday to our Editor. 13 - Happy Birthday, Judy. 17 - Mrs. LaSitis, Robert, you put me in mind of a cow chewing her cud. 17 - Attendants and Harvest Queen chosen today. Congratulations Queen Barbara - Joyce Michels, Sue Addleman and Nancy Davenport, Attendants. 20 - Play Cast for Senior play chosen today. Title Mother is a Freshman. 22 - Happy Birthday, Jackie. Many more! 27 - June, what have you on your left hand that is so shiny? Best wishes. 29 - I-Ia1lowe'en parade. Junior band marched for the first time. 31 - Mr. Ollinger took Brenda, Shirley, Esther, Mary and Dale to Edinboro College for an art exhibition. 2 - Second six weeks ended today. 70 5 - Yearbook covers chosen today, colors white and green. 7 - Bill Blose is one year older today! 8 - Yearbook dedicated to Mrs. LaSitis. 11 - Armistice Day 15 - Days are getting colder! 21 - Mother is a Freshman given to the grade school. 22 - According to evening patrons who saw the Senior Play, it was a success! 27 - Thanksgiving vacation. Deeanla 2 - First day of Deer season. 6 - Mr. Baney finished- taking the yearbook pictures today. 6 - First basketball game tonight. 9 - Elderton won the first game. Score 30-39. 10 - Worthington players won over East Brady. Very exciting game! Score 47 -49. 11 - Melvin, Bill R., Bill B., Darla, Shirley, Bev F., Bob, Dale, James, and Dan are taking a G.A.T.B. test in Kittanning High School. 17 - We lost game with Elderton. Score 52-54, 18 - Girls, beware! Boys have mistletoe by the gross. 20 - Today begins Christmas vacation. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 20 - Reading Club Dance. 24 - Very pretty ring, Sally. Best of luck. 25 - And another pretty one, Darla. Much happiness. fanaaaq 2 - Did everyone have a joyous holiday? 4 - Happy Birthday Mr. Kiel, how old are you now? Mary Lou Novak and Richard Scalon got married over Christmas vacation. 10 - Played Penn Township, they won. Score 43-60. 10 - Jean fell and injured her knee at the game. 12 - Don't let Janis Dilley drive your carg ask Jackie why. 17 - First semester ended today. Bev and Barb accepted at Allegheny Hospital. 19 - Got our report cards. 20 - Seniors received their literature books. 24 - Sorry to hear of Brenda's accident when she was coming home from the Chicora game. 29 - Snow is four feet deep! 29 - Lost the game at Parker. Score 32-39. 30 - 'Bye to Mr. Cutler who is going to a teaching position at Kittanning. Good luck 31 - Cheerleaders Dance. 71 ?6l'!l4d0Q 2 - Bill Renwick had a birthday today. 3 - Hello, to Mr. Costanza who will be our new music teacher. 3 - Ruth, how does it feel to be eighteen? 4 - Game with Penn Township here tonight. 7 - Seniors chose their Comm. and Bac. Program covers today. 7 - Worthington players won over Victory. 12 - Lincoln's birthday. 12 - I-low do you like those new belts the art class members are sporting? 13 - We won over Harrisville. 14 - Day off, thanks for the vacation - we sure need it! 14 - Was everyone's valentine good to them? 15 - Bill Blose and Esther Toy went to Clarion to take entrance tests. 17 - Eva May George got married over the week end. 18 - Game with Chicora postponed because of all the snow. 19 - Why does the seventh period art class not like art any more? 19 - Jerry Daughertery's birthday. 19 - Esther and Bill Blose accepted at Clarion. 28 - Junior Dance 28 - Bev Flick's Birthday. Wheel 2 - Shirley is eighteen. 4 - End of six weeks period. 5 - We played Chicora. 7 - Art Club Dance. ll - Danny came to school one year older. 14 - Roy 's Birthday 20 - William Bono 's Birthday. 21 - Sophomore Dance. 14,4166 3 - Carol Bargerstock's Birthday. 4 - Easter Vacation . 8 - Easter Vacation ends. 11 -Junior Play. 15 - Good Fishing. 20 - Jean Shearer's Birthday. - Banquet. ' Junior-Senior Prom. 25 - Baccalaureate 27 - Commencement 29 - Last Day. 20 - James Smith's Birthday. 21 23 72 24056 CAROL BARGERSTOCK WILLIAM BLOSE WILLIAM BONO BRENDA BOWSER DANUEI. BOWSER ROY BOWSER GERALDINE DAUGHERTY ROBERT FLANIGAN BEVERLY FLICK BARBARA GOOD JOHN HOYT WILLIAM LORENZETTI MELVIN McCUE BEVERLY MINTEER DARLA MOORHEAD SALLY MORRISON JACQUELINE PFAI-'F WILLIAM RENWICK JUNE RHOADES DALE RUTH MARY SHANK JEAN SHEARER JAMES SMITH JOCELYN SMITH JUDITH SMITH RUTH SMITH SANDRA SMITH SHIRLEY SWIGART ESTHER TOY mein 7441. 61444 77d ?ee-we English Mr. Dudek Office Practice Senior Science Gym Called Beak Study Hall Ziggy Health Shorthand Assignments Study Hall School Algebra Being called Jerk Gym English Trig Called Flicker English Being called B.L. Trig English Trig Killjoys 3:30 School P.O.D. Hoomwork Chemistry Homework P.O.D. Called Proxie Bookkeeping Dudek's Study Hall Study Hall Teachers Shorthand Homework Art English Algebra Mr. Dudek Art Being called Septic Gym English English Called Jaws Typing English Typing History English Reckless Drivers Art Mr. Smith English Cleaning Art Tables 74 7aa. Qin Gray Peacock Blue Light Purple White White Blue Pink Blue Blue Blue Red Gray Blue Yellow Blue Blue Blue Blue Light Blue Blue Green Blue Red Charcoal Yellow Pink Blue Blue Red ?4a. Song You Send Me Horny Raunchy Peggy Sue Lotta Loven Kisses Sweeter Than Wine Silhouettes My Special Angel Peggy Sue Dark Moon Around the World in 80 Days Jailhouse Rock Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Raunchy Raunchy F raulein Raunchy Don't Raunchy Praulein Jailhouse Rock Autumn in New York Love Letters in the Sand Peggy Sue April Love Melody De Mour Around the World in 80 Days My Prayer Available Melody of Love putbne Tom Basketball Manager Sports Cadet Sleeping Women Music Sports Franny Don Gary's Read Goofing Off Cal Bill Leroy Driving Loafing Writing to Jack Loafing Don Cheering Sports John Movies Music Music Jim Washing Mercury's 75 14011510 Music Teacher School Teacher State Policeman Photographer Bronco Rider Gangster Music Teacher Bartender Worth While Things Nurse Architect President of U.S. Graduate Nurse Undecided Airline Hostess Doctor To Live Go to California Play Guitar Fashion Designer Speech Theorpy Wrestling Dietician Beautician Music Teacher Ben's Wife Beautician School Teacher ROW ONE: William Templeton, Geraldine Daugherty, Allan Snyder, Patricia Gressmack, James Bowser, Janet Amer, John Kolar, Darla Moorhead, Ernest Garis. ROW TWO: Beverly Minteer, Dale Ruth, Brenda Bowser, Robert Shriver, Sally Morrison, Richard Perine, Mary Shank, Thomas Bowser. ROW THREE: Sandra Smith, William Ren- wick, Ruth Smith, Richard Beers, Janet Peate, William Bono, Barbara Good. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Claypoole, William Lorenzetti, John Hoyt, Jacqueline Pfaff, Darrel Blank, Beverly Culver, Harlon Hawley. ROW FIVE: June Rhoades, Donald Smith, Jocelyn Smith, George Berry, Beverly Flick. ROW SIX: Jean Shearer, Paul Magimore, Nancy Gailey, James Smith, Esther Toy, Roy Bowser. 76 Carol Bargerstock William Blose William Bono Brenda Bowser Daniel Bowser Roy Bowser Geraldine Dougherty Robert Flannigan Beverly Flick Barbara Good John Hoyt William Lorenzetti Melvin McCue Beverly Minteer Darla Moorhead Sally Morrison Jacqueline Pfaff William Renwick June Rhoades Dale Ruth Mary Shank Jean Shearer James Smith Judith Smith Ruth Smith Sandra Smith Jocelyn Smith Shirley Swigart Esther Toy C.B. W.B. W.B. B.B. D.B. R.B. G.D. R.F. B.F. B.G. J.H. W.L. M.M. B.M. D.M. S.M. LP. W.R. J'.R. D.R. M.S. LS. J.S. LS. R.S. S.S. LS. S.S. E.T. 77 Canary Birdie Willing Bill Windy Brass Busy Belle Darling Boy Rover Boy Glamour Doll Rustic Fellow Big Fun Bad Gal Jill Hunter Worthy Lawyer Mean Man Bubbling Miss Dating Mechling Someday Mrs. I et Propelled Welcome Romeo Jack's Romance Daring Rascal McCoy's Sweetie Jolly Schoolgirl Just Shy Iauntily Smart Real Smooth Sedate Senior John's Sweetheart Sugar Sweet Even Temper I Mr. Benton Mrs. Bargerstock, Mm. Long, Mrs. Fails , iZ5'SiL1w5 f ' 'Q ' L- in Zozo I wish to extend sincere thanks to all who faithfully helped making this copy of the Tatler possible. Mr. McCoy for his help and co -operation. Teachers for their assistance. Those who submitted pictures. Mrs. LaSitis for guidance. Mr. Baney our capable photographer. Jackie Pfaff as typist and assistant co-editor. William Lorenzetti, co-editor. Jean Shearer, picture editor. Barbara Good, sales manager. Esther Toy for daily work on Calendar. William Blose as efficient business manager. All other members of the staff without whom we could not have presented our 1958 yearbook. Editor 79 s 1 I r 5 1 1 I ROW ONE: Charles Murray, Betsy Goepfert, James Harmon, Brenda Watterson, Darlene Kutsch, Frederick Long, Linda Julius, Jerry Gaiser, Jean Thomas, Henry Gaiser, David McCue. ROW TWO: Barbara Claypoole, James Shaffer, Shirley Katunich, Donald Turney, Audrey Adams, Thomas McMillen, Susan Wright, Albert Murray, Linda I-Iindman, Jack Thomas. ROW THREE: Nancy Crawford, Kenneth McCue, Carol Anthony, Richard Kile, Deborah Hellam, Daniel Higgins, Judith Rudosky, Dennis Rearick. ROW FOUR: Miss Noble, Larry Bundy, Richard Osche. ' ' I-2-5'-4 ROW ONE: Barbara Painter, John Hawley, Marcia Swigart, John Anthony, Barbara Gaiser, Eugene Long, Gloria Lucas, Robert Hodak, Brenda Flick, Orville Bofinger, Cheryl Deer, Samuel Cornman. ROW TWO: Cathy Moorhead, Kenneth Blake, Janet Brocious, Gregory Conrad, Karen Shankle, Ronald Turney, Gloria Bowser, Mervin Claypoole, Nancy Kutsch, Roger Claypoole. ROW THREE: Nancy Stewart, Russell Hancock, Kathy Minteer, Kenneth Sliker, Dianne Long, Carl Wolfe, Wilma Johns, Robert Anthony, Connie Johns, William Young. ROW FOUR: Larry Smith, Ronald Branan, John Good, John Goepfert, Donna Lewis, Michael Trulick, Linda Smith, Samuel Cramer, Claire Benton, Mrs. McCoy. 1 I 1 1 l I W -t is , In-'J we-lik ..,.. M, shi ROW ONE: Abram Flick, Jimmy Nichol, Violet Fink, Thomas Mowery, Deborah Peate, Jeffrey Minteer, Sharon Anthony, Karen Anthony, Shirley Smith, Stephen Bowser, Linda Johns, Tommy Adams, Diane Deer, John King. ROW TWO: Lee Straweutter, Richard Smith, Karen Koladish, Joseph Neal, Georgia Stewart, Bobby Bowser, Louise Fox, Ray McMillan, Frances Crissman, Walter Booher, Jerry Lorenzetti. ROW THREE William Bowser, Judy Lucas, Timothy George, Joan Smith, Andrew Watterson, Diane Osinski, George Kerr, Helen Thompson, Charlene Claypoole. ROW FOUR: Duane Hawk, Twila Bowser, Edward Anthony, Howard Wolff, Rex Bowser, Susan Collar, Rose Mary Kersul, Georgia Bush, James Slingluff, Fred Clark, Mrs. Sarver. 70645 ,-ffm S ROW ONE: Shirley Hepler, Arnold Toy, Terry Lee Bennett, John Crawford, Mary Beth Giff, Donald Peate, Louise Bowser, Gary Branan, Paulette Henry, Robert Moyer, Pamela Painter. ROW TWO: Mary Fox, Amos Hooks, Paula Adams, Daryl Ray, Connie Clark, Perry Washburn, Nadine Black, Gary Roofner, Kathleen Miller ROW THREE: Beverly Lewes, Merle Fox, Linda Crissman, James Flick, Carol Claypoole, Ronald Hawk, Donna Kay Smith, Barbara Simmers, Mrs. Claypoole. T ROW ONE: Ronald Bono, Gloria Branan, Donald Long, Carolyn Renquest, Robert Bundy, Marian Anthony, Mary Anthony, Sharon Forester, Sandra Forester, James Flick, Marilyn Claypoole, Alan Cooper, Barbara Flick, Barry Claypoole. ROW TWO: Geary Garis, Timmy Sims, Judith Wolfe, Fred Peters, Vicki Sliker, Richard Peat, Jane Marshall, Kenneth Long, Lucille Michel, Gregary Myers. ROW THREE: William Henry, Karen McLachlan, Dalton Good, Terry Lou Anthony, Jack McKee, Mrs. McBride, Patricia Smith, Michael Benton, Janet Davis, Ronald Bowser. W MW ROW ONE: Barbara Lynn Morgan, Edwin Somerville, Kathy Bowser, Paul Roofner, Linda Easley, Roger Mechling, Nancy Pfaff, James Morrison, Susan Henry, James Kutsch, Rhonda Ritzman, William Haley, Maxine Black. ROW TWO: Vicki Butler, William Bernard, Barbara Lynn Smith, Morris Bundy, Cinda Peters, Donald Harkleroad, Melissa Delp, Jerry Grafton, Sharon Wolff. ROW THREE: James Anthony, Marlin Bundy, Larry Blake, David Ruffaner, Dwight Claypoole, Richard Montgomery, Paul Bowser, John Stroud, Mrs. Paup. fl, li Wi I 2 Zi- -Q if QW-Gift in ROW ONE: Robert Dunn, Deloris Beers, Charles Julius, Betty Fries, Charles Long, Linda Peate, James McGrady, Lois Jean Church, Wayne McCue, Prudence Hooks, John Fox. ROW TWO: James Oesterling, Kathleen Osinski, Lowell Goepfert, Mary Bowser, James Giff, Donna Bofinger, James Smith, Sandra Hindman, James Carroll. ROW THREE: Samuel Adams, David Gaiser, Alan Hellam, James Cook, Fav Ann Clavpoole, Cora Gaiser, Thomas Miller, Robert Bowser, Robery Crawford, Mrs. Thompson. 6 ' and 5 3154 ROW ONE: Jonathan Minteer, Harry Shields, Joanne Courson, Thomas Wright, Sandra Long, Larry Claypoole Wanda Bundy, Timothy Smith, Susan Renquest, William Crawford, Audrey Giff, Edward Smith, Terry Thomas Vaughn Jones. ROW TWO: Patty Poloskey, Jerry Minteer, Sharon Conrad, Herbert Hooks, Charlene Thomps Richard Trudgen, Linda Bowser, Brice Henderson. ROW THREE: Marshall Good, Shirley Claypoole, Robery Benton, Ann Graff, Frank George, Jenny Claypoole, Edward Kelso, Marjean Smith, Gordon Ray. ROW FOUR James Nickleach, Donna Gaiser, Thomas Cornman, Susan Croyle, George Burke, Melinda Delp, Gary Baker. ROW FIVE: Gary Bowser, Rose Bowser, Homer Lee Hawley, Ronald Thompson, Amold Shay, Mrs. Delp. H XS3ixRi1ss 'lJ 31250 341-ll I, l ILA- ' When the books close, and the last bell rings, And carefree days are lost to mundane things - When nostalgia strikes, d wanes, HH YOUR' IHSYIIOIY And you remember the faces but not the HHTTICS ' Pick up your yearbook and leaf it through And remember the days so dear to you. Graff Kittanning Clay Products Hy-Way Supply Company Worthington Ceramics Company Aluminum Ladder Company Baney Studio Buffalo Valley Dairy Dr. E. L. Gould Grier S. Graff Insurance Kittanning New Car Dealers Asso. Lawn Haven Memorial Park Linde Company, Div. of Union Carb Dr. I. D. Sellers, Dentist Walker Funeral Home Arner's Flowers Bish's Lunch Peter J. Borovatz Bothel Brothers King O. Bowser, General Contractor H. E. Brocious Company Burke Brothers Cadet Drive-In Larry Collins City Service Dunmire Motor Company Dyke Automotive Stores, Inc. Einstein 85 Cambell Elmer's Sterling Service Bill Fox Tire Service Glacial Sand 8a Gravel Company The Grove Gruskins Hill-Crest Lumber Co. Jordan 84 Claypoole Kittanning Foundry 8a Machine Co. La Moda Shoppe Leister Studio Don Lewis - Radio 8a TV Service Luries Rocket Market Manorville Sand Company Mateers Furniture Store, lnc. Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. 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