West Middlesex High School - Oracle Yearbook (West Middlesex, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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XVe have tried , with the best of our ability to give you fl book which you will cherish for :L long I time to come. Now as you turn the leaves of this book our biggest desire is that it will bring bnek many happy xneinories and keep nlive your high school days for- ever. VOM M1T'1'Rl'1S w w YEAR BOOK SALES I'Il l'l'li1'1S TYPISTS ADS F. Goriehky J. Jones S. Hewlett F. Urzxskovie li. Gurtner S. Sharley S. Collins R. G2LiIlL'S 5 G. I42Ll'lIIlCl' D Gill l' Cornninn C. Ruffo F. Laudo H. Goodall S. Fox D. Mc-Quiston D. Reynolds H. Shurer N Fox C. Shrawder J. Powell XX. 'lll101lllIS0ll E. Steingrube J. Yusnowsky S. 'Powell L. Stewart li. XYereb I.. Ilouglzuid S Iloffniaul 3 2 AT!! S 1 i gs 2 4 Y F e x g 1 ' i ,Q e l. x 5 vi 'K E' wg .. .ww , mx 9 , x N3 23.3 -- il , ,A ' X ge, Q. Q I 1 MR. D. ICIJXYAIHIJ BRYANT In lligllcsf ix-gin-fl :incl fippwcizllioli for liis survive, conlrilmulion, :unl lovsilfy lo lns sluflvnls :ind :Llso lo lVcsl Mimlcllvscx Joint Uonsoliclsmlcil 5lll00l, llu- Oracle Stuff of 19525-5,11 lms lllv lionol' of rlcclivzmfing llxis issue of our ycnrlmook to you, Mr. Hmlw:u'rl Bryant. 0 llnlnk you for your wisc :intl Cxcellcnl lczlclwsliip, nol only :Ls si tcavli- Ci buf also as :L frioncl. In luaving, we want lo cxlcnrl onc- lzisl cxprcs- sion of tlninlas for your guiding lmnrl at all liincs whcn it was nccclccl. ,.,.bD-H' QA fm QWNQ GL GD., l I To the Class of 1954: By sheer virtue of the many exposures and experiences to which you have been sub- jected within these walls--whether pleasantly or unpleasantly, willingly or unwillingly, in- tensely or superficially--you must necessarily and inevitably take with you lessons or axioms of conduct which will fashion and mold the remainder of your lrres. In varying de- grees, individually you have learned to think, to work, to play, and to serve. These are truly important lessons which, if adequately applied, will contribute immeasurably to your success and ultimately to your happiness. However, there is still another lesson you have acquired, regardless of how unwittingly. which will determine your worth and your success more than any other single factor. It is the sense of values you have here developed. What you value- morally, materially, and so- ciallyfis of prime importance to you and to society. Wlhat you consider worthy of thought, what you 1'egard as deserving of your efforts, what activities lend satisfaction to your leisure, and what causes you choose to serve will in a large measure reflect the influence of your school aml its effectiveness in developing desirable citizens. In these trying times, as well as in the brighter years which nmst surely lie ahead. may you continually elevate your intellectual pursuits and strive for goals worthy of your ex- panding horizon. In your leisure, may you find satisfaction in the things that contribute most to your advancement: and may you choose to serve only those causes which best exem- plify the nobility of man. Thus will you drink deeply of the cup of life and justify the noblest efforts of your Alma Mater. NIR. I,l l'IIl'1R LOXY Sl'Pl'1It VISING PR lNl'Il',vXI, A.B.-Washington 8a Jefferson M. Ed.-University of Buffalo 'NIR FRA N K Mlf1RlDl'1'l'H VK1'sl111i11sl1'1' f'Ulll'gl'l' g:1'1'1' l3.l5.X., 31.5. l'1ll. lf'lllNl'll'.Xl. TU YUl', 'l'lIl'I MICMISICIIS UF TIIH CLASS Ol 19541: You l1:1v1- .just C'0IllPl0lCfl :1 llllljtll' sh-11 i11 your lifc V ll1:1f of SL'C'lll'lllg :111 c1lu1':1lio11 lo 501110 of you, ll1is will lic llSL'Kl :Ls Pl l1:1cl4g'1'o11111l lo s01'u1'11 lulll'lllL'l' c1l111':1lio11. lo 0llll'l's il 11111:111s H111 e111l of your l'o1'111:1l 1-1l111':1lio11. To :1ll of -Yllll. it 1111-1111s :1 11111.io1' 1'l1:111gc i11 youu life. 'l'l1is 1-l11111g1- 111c1111s fllill you 11111sl face 111:111y' lJl'0lPlClllS ll1:1l lllllSl l11- wOlYl'1l. ll is not 11111 ln-licf H1111 we l111v1- givvu yo11 ll1c :111sw1-1' lo CYL'l'.Y pl'0lJlLlIl -V011 will l':11'1' lrul. 1'11ll1111' lllill w1 l1:1vc l1'i1-1l lo givc you EL filllllflflllllll wl1i1'l1 will l111lp yo11 solv1- l'lll'lII. 'l'l101'1' ill'C scv1'1':1l qucslions vou y'o111'scll' lllllwl :111swc1' lo liIlUW l1ow well -Ytlll llll't'l ll11 llllllllClllllll'5 11011111111 lo l:ill'L' life Slll'4'CSSfllllY. Une of lllcsc llllL'NllUllS is, How 1'1111 I lwsl 1lo Wllill is 1-xpec-t1-1l of 1111- 11s il ll2ll'l of society? I Think this 1I11cslio11 1-1111 lzcsl l11- :111sw111'1'1l by S01 3, K 1 1 1 Wllill' 1l1'g1'1-11 yo11 :11'1r using lliis pol011li:1l. you will lllx :1l1l1- lo s1-1- l1ow wcll .Yllll :11'1- :11l11pfi11g, V0lll'SCll. 'to socicly. ll is easy lo .iusl slirlo along i11 life l111l if is so111cli1111's v1'1'y 1lil'fi1'11ll lo 1lo -Ylllll' lwsl i11 Y Y 1-v1'1'yll1i11g,g'yo11 :1lf11111pl. ll11-1'1- is 11o Illllllll' i11 111y' 111i111l lrul ll1:1l :1ll of yo11 l1:11'1- wl1:1l il f:1l11-s fo l.ilC'l' :1111l Nlll'l'llhSllllll-V 1110131 lllc 1'l111lle11q1:s of life. Mh. D. lulJXXAlllD BIU1 1 l lo QLC U1-p:r11' l5.S. flllllI'Nl'N I5iol11 1' l,llYN.'s ll11-1111slry, I-1-11. 5l'l1'lll'l' Mlhb lu. CUBI,lull Grow- Pity llillltjft' lJl'p.Yf't'l' PLM. . l'o11rs1-s 'Nlusiv i111r voursclf :1s 0lll0l'S soc vou. If vou 1'c1'og11i71- ll11- polc11li'1l you l1z11'1-, -1111l 1l11l111'111i1111 lo NIR. IIOIIICIVI' CUWAN MISS NI. l'l'NNINGII,XNl MRS. .IAVK GR XX Claxrioll Shih- 'I'1'2Il'IIl'I'S l'uIlm-gzv liumlufpl:-Mzzvml XVUIIIEIIIEN Unllvgzm- lizum Insliluh- ui' Nlusim' IH'gII'1t' UH. I,K'jl'I'l'l' .X.I3. I34'g1'rn'1'- .X.I3. IVHIIFSUN lingrli Il, Wurlml llislury l'UlII'SI'N 2.24.1 Iingrlixh. SIDl'4't'l'II l'HlIl'Sl'N SIHIIIINII I.ll. I'ix'ix's. P.U,D. FACULTY aiwhx SXFIIUIISL' I'nix's-rsiiy YUIIIIQISIOXVII I'uIls'g:v NIIII Ill I llil MISS lIUZl'1I.I.A HI'III,Nl.XN XIII, III-XYNIUNIJ NIII,I,l'1lI MISS Ii. . ' ' f PUIIII Stiltl' I'ullm'g1'I- Wmwlrnxillsh-1' Collrgn- rw- ISS, l,A'Ql'I'l'l' ILL. NI. IMI. f'UIll'xl'N Ym-:uiiuuul .xg1'l'IK'lIIIllI't' K'0lll'Sl'N .Xlm-rivzm llislury XVCNIIIIIIINIVI' l'nllm-pgv IM-grcv lS.S. in lid.. NLS. CUIIFNUS 'l'yping: I, Il. SIlUl'IIHlIIlI GI-n. Ilusim-M .X lgrvlwu MRS. l'. M1-l'I'I,I.0l'GII MR. HARRY STRONG MR. ICDXVIN TOBITX slippery Ruuk Stale- 'l'c-:u'lwrs l'ullc-gc Calif. Slzllv 'llt'1ll'hl'I'w l'u.lcg:v Illdiulul State 'l'C'2lK'lll'l'h l'olh-gm' Jegrvv l3.S. in IMI. l'nivvrsily uf' PiltNhlII'g'll xN'0StlllillStl'I' l'ulIvf,:1- UIIYHVS Plxysiczll lid.. llc-ulllm. Math Ilcgrrm- I3.S. l'. of Culorzuln l'uurm-4 Imlu-.fl-i::l .Kris Dcgrrm- I5.S., Music' lflml. cwUllI'hl'H' Music FACULTY 5 5 E 5 S 5 s S MR. JAMES MARl'0I.IYIU MISS MARILYN RICIC l,m'k lluvx-ll Slate 'l'4':u'ln-rs k'ullvg:1' lliiliilllil State- 'l'4-zulu-lim i'nllrg:4- Wa-stlninstvr i'ull1-gc' Ill-grep ILS, ' IJ:-grrvv ILS.. NLS. lid. Q'l7llI'Nl'S ,Xrt Cmnrm-N llvulth and l'I1ysivnI l':1lllK'Jltillll llllll MISS GLORIA DVRISIN MISS MARION ZETS Clarirm State 'l'm-zwlwrs College Indizmu Stutv 'l'm-:lclwrs full:-gre Ile-grrrc'-B.S. in Hd. De'g1'u--Y ILS. Collrsvs--l.ihrary Science Coxlrszcs Hmm- Ifln-m1u111ic'a FACULTY ,mv-Nw ,QW ,Y ' vwiftwfix Q5gX 534, YW' DR. GEORGE COBLICR MHS. MARGARET CHISHUIM DH. J. J. lSEI,I,AS SUIIUUI, Dl'1N'l'lS'l' SCIIOOI. Nmisr: SCIIUUI, noc rm: +1 tv: SECRET RIE W Mrs. lizllplx Gilluy Mrs, llarolrl Gnrrm-ll . 4 C'Al l'l'l'l'1llIA VVORKHRS BVS DliIYl'1liS 'mul row: li. Ross, li. .Xnllmny, I.. lVlil4'lu-llrm-c'. W. Swlngrlv, J. Sllilifil, J. K:nlwri1'4', C. Snyflvr Nl. Phillips, A. Mild, I . Swartz. I . Phillips, li. Clark, IJ. IVlilcln-ll. M. Sh-wart. li lialvk row: ll. Nlurrismm. li. Fllrvy, V, Swvvsy. Nlc'Quislon, U. xvl'lHlllll'. JANITURS l,vll lo Yllllllll ll. lvllfqlllxltlll, ll. Nlllclu-ll. Cl. Ye-nalmlv. SCHOOL BOARD Front row: Hugh Gilkey, Charles Hamilton, Russell Canon, Mrs. G. M. McConnell, Mrs. Pricilla Miller, William Campbell, Samuel Blake, Vwlalter Dick, John Vance, Presidentg R. L. James, Secretary. Back row: Wiley Byers, Maynard Erb, John Venable, Clifford Godfrey, Lawrence Metz, Herbert Bell, Robert Hill, Vice President. THE BOARD OF EDVCATION SALIYTES YOU, THE CLASS OF 1954 This school district has provided to the best of its ability a building of brick and stone and furnished it with suitable equipment. You have provided the enthusiasm, ability, hard work, and achievement that turn that building into a school that is now your Alma Mater. You are important people! Now you are about to leave the protection of that building to enter a freer life, and to take an active part in the building of that better world for which free men and women are constantly striving. You have been dreaming of new and unlimited opportunities. Now they are yours to undertake. Always remember you are an important individual. America permits you to choose your, job. Choose wisely and work hardg the rewards are great. f. Madeline Bridges said it well: For Life is the mirror of king and slave, ,Tis just what we are and dog Then give to the world the best you have And the best will come back to you. i' John C. Vancei President. Board of Education Q twelve Rav Ifrnnt ron. In-ft In 1'ig'Ill XY. Inxruwiumx-lam-, If I,:u1:Iu. IC, Hlxrtm-1', If SI1l'11uuIvV. . , , - , I , I . II. NI1'Q111xImn. I' hm-rwlxlqy, Il, In-5uuI11x, I: Ih':uslwxlL'. Nw-uml run S, IWW, N, t'uIII1vx, II, fifvmI.uII, N Ifvrx, N, I'r:xxn-II, I., S11-xuurl. I II-v-I- I-:ml I' NIMH ur:nIn-. Ii. XII-I'1II1:mv5. II. XY:mI1Im'i' I'-wk V:-xx ,I, Yqul1mxflqy, .l, .lmwy I' Kwlwuxuvvm II, Mill, 5. lIQ:I'f1n:m. lf. XX ww-II. NX lIuumpNmv, IHNIHI4 President Johnny Jones Treasurer David Reynolds lor: Nlisx f'lxluvlm:Imln, If Il1li'I'u. N NIn.xl'Iw5, ' i,i..mn.4' .ls Secretary Lixlcc Hoagland Vicc-President Ronald Gaines fum ua. s , U li flyer ,c -mf. .i - 1-' ., 1 N 15 - -aqui- . in ..,. P1 '- ogg'-. K . I n lit ,. bf Sf: . 'Q ' - : , ' .IX YF:-X. . - - ' ' lv Ja- '-N 4 ' .' -NH - '. 1- . -- -1 I ' - N Q SWR ' L V! 99, k B 1 1 . ..'.- g. .. A , - - , J '5Rr3'2.r.--- 1 r . iETf '1 6 f' s ' Q X A -1, C f Nl if We ew Je -rift .f - .- ..ctw -1 A K .ze-7..:H - , 4 , ' X its x . . 1 i f' ' 5 ' 1. 5 Nl- x .U 5 ,lv u my ' , C LASS HISTO RYU PART I fVVe begin High School, Un September 1950, the class of 195-1+ began its high school ca1'eer. I'nder the direction of our class advisor, Mr. Edward Bryant, we soon became accustomed to the life of high school freshman. Our members represented our class in various school activities. Our class officers were: President, Beverly Mclillhaney Vice-president, Harold Reichard Secretary, Sallie Hoffman Treasurer, Bill Lansdowne PART II fsophiesj After a hectic first year, now we were sea- soned and confident as we began our sopho- lnore year. Again we were fortunate to have Mr. Bryant as our class advisor. Ive sponsored a freshman-sophomore wiencr roast and everyone enjoyed themselves. VVe began our fund-raising activities by holding bake sales and sponsoring dances. Our most successful dance was a St. Patriek's Day dance. Barbara Goodall and Sallie Hoffman were cheerleaders. Sallie was also an attendant to the Homecoming Queen, Barbara McCracken. John Jones, Charles Ruffo, and Bill Lans- downe played on the basketball team and Ron- nie Gaines was manager. Jones and Lans- downe were also on the baseball team. Uur class officers were: President, Bill Lansdowne Vice-president, Ronnie Gaines Secretary, Shirley Barlett Treasurer, John Jones PART III fjuniorsj Here we began another big year in which everybody worked hard to make it a success. Our class advisor was Miss Elizabeth Mitchel- trce, whose knowledge and guidance proved in- valuable to us. Ive sponsored a Junior-Senior wiener roast which although interrupted by rain, was fine anyway. fifteen Our chief ambition to finance and promote a banquet and prom in honor of the departing seniors, was finally realized after a strenuous year. VVe sold candy, stationery, magazines, Christmas cards and decorations, held bake sales, and sponsored dances for the high school. Beverly MeElhaney was our prom chairman. Sallie Hoffman and Barbara Goodall were cheerleaders and Sallie and Beverly' 'were also attendants to' the Homecoming Queen, Janice Lee Bartholomew. VVe had John Jones, Charles Ruffo, Dan McQuiston, and Bill Lans- downe representing us on the basketball team. Jones and Lansdowne also played on the base- ball team. . Our class officers were: President, Bill Dansdowne Vice-president, John Jones Secretary, Sallie Hoffman Treasurer, David Reynolds PART IV fseniorslj How quickly the time has passed! YVe have come together for our last year of high school and our class advisor has been Miss Mar- garet Cunningham. Ive eagerly awaited for four years for our trip to Vvashington, D. C. Ive helped to fi- nance the excursion by holding a dance, bake sale, and selling bracelets, pennants, cosmetics, greeting cards, and shirts. VVe also presented two plays. Beverly Mclfllhaney was our Homecoming Queen. Her Senior Attendants were Sallie Hoffman and Barbara VValdorf. Sallie Hoffman and Barbara Goodall were, cheerleaders and John Jones, Charles Ruffo, Dan McQuiston, and Bill Lansdowne were on the basketball team. John Jones and Bill Lans- downe were also on the baseball team. On May 25, 195-11, our class history ended, when 32 of us walked down the aisle, up on the stage and shook hands with Mr. Low as we re- ceived our diplomas at Commencement. VVe said good-bye to our classmates and teachers, our school days left behind and started out in the world to wend our way . 141 lnk ll I'lll'l'IIl Vnurw Pr l IMA. Pre-sitlv Slxirlcy Bur I'r lcll zmnnrrml K mrrw' 1 lass Swrv J txrx ' ilmrus I 'I Sl Svvrvlzlry ,. ' . Nlixcml cllll-ZPTIIN l ' l Prmn flUII1lIllll1'K' 'il Play fllilllllllllit ll lllwr url Ill 3 U 'ff' I . lm' .Xssis 1 lllll ull Nursvs flulm 3 'l'1i lli Y l Ur aclc' SMH' I . 1 Sllirlvy Yirginu Co f'rwmmwl'1'iul f' Prom ' l'lm' fllllll 'M' L' .l 3 lil ll'Sl' ftllllllllllki' Z5 mittm- 1. 5 l Ur. l Stuff 1 Sn'c1'1'lnry I Tri Ili Y l nwlslmvlc' um Un llIlllllt'l' 'S Plan' Comm iltm- 1 ulvlc Shift nl 1- slxl 1'l'vx .-.-Ll B l r1mk Gurichky Ilrnwrnl I'nu1-.vp Prum l'mnrnilh-0 Il Urawlf' Staff 1 Play C0lHlDittP1' 3,1 l .F..'X.. vim- presidrnt L Robert Gurfncr Ilrnrrul f'UllI'A'l' A fum' of Spriluglilnch 3 H1'rc' We Gu Again 4 I' F X t 4 . Uraclv Staff 4 Prom l'mnmiit00 3 Margaret Ann l'm'nnmn I'nmnn'rriul l'nur.w1' Spanish Club 23,1 'SX fam' of Svl'ilIgfilTI4'u Ii 'l'ri-Ili-Y 1 Sv4'rc'tary t Uravlc- Stuff lv Lilvrarism 1 Play l'mnlnitl4'1' 1 Prom Cmmnittm- 3 s -V1-1114-l'l1 lionulxl R. Gaines ilfllllfilllf' f'Ulll'.W' Class viee president 2 Spunikli lli-Y i Club 2,3,l Oruele Staff I- Proin Conlniittee 3 A Case of Springlinieu il Here VV1' Gu Again L llnselmll 2 Basketball Manager l,2 lluskelliall Z Plum vice president Ql- Donna f'umn:r'r1'ir1l Von Lee Gill FRP llnnd 2 A Case of Springtime 3 Prom Cornxnittee 3 Secretary -1- lrl lli Y 1 llere We Go Again 1 Uruele Stuff 'if liarlmm Doro 'then Goodall f'rm11nf1'r'i11l Vnurxf flmrun 1 fllN'K'l'll'ilfll'I' 23,1- A Case nf Springtime 3 -l -re VVe Go Again All llc Oruele Slzlff 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant 2,iiL 'l'ri-Hi-Y il Democracy Spec-eh 1 Soft Hall 'l'eam 4- Seerelary 4 llnskelhall 'l'e:vni Ll fafeterizn 4 Nurses Club 3 eighteen Shirley E. fox Vmrirrwrrinl Vnursr Chorus 2 St. Patricks Quccn Prom Committee 3 A Case of Springti Sr-cretary 4 Oracle Staff -4 Play Committee 4- Nancy Emma Fox Amdnnzir Voursf Chorus l Spanish Club 23,5 A Case of Springtim Hero VVO Go Again Uraclc' Staff bl- Prom Uommittcc 3 Office Assistant 4- Secretary 4 Basketball Tram 2 Lixlec Jenn Hoagland nin .'ft'IlIlI'lllil' Vouraw Spanish Club 2,3.4 Spanish Secretary 3 Girls Ensemble 2 Mixed Chorus 2,3,l- Chorus 1,2,3,l- District Chorus t Band 23,4 President, Ilancl t Vlnss Sccrrtary L Softball 4 Basketball 2,1 A Case of Springtilnvu Here VW- Go Again 4- 'l'ri-Hi-Y 4 Ornvlc Staff at l'rom Committcv ,1- Nurscs t'lulv, Secretary fl stron P.. 1 3 me Sallic Ann Hoffman f'nmmf'rr'ir1l fl0lll'.VI' District Band I Class Swrm-tary I Urvlwsfra I.2 Clive-rlcadvr I,2,3.sI Chorus I.2,3,I- Mixc-ml Chorus 2,31 Girls l'lnss'mhlf' 1,1 llmm-cuniingr Atlvnrlani ...:l.L Class 'l'ri-asurvr 3 l'r1un Cmnmilff-c' 3 Chwrus vim' prrsillvnf I 'I'i-Ili-Y vice' prvsidfnt I A Cass' of Springfimv ll0re' VIH' Go Again .1 Uravlv Staff -I Basketball Team 2 Spanish Club 23,-I Svvrrlary I .,. I4 ,luhn Allison Jones .'ll'll1lI'IHi!' flfIIll'SI' llaskvlhall l,Z,3,sI Cu-Captain Baskrlhall I llaschall 2,3,-I Golf Tram l Spanish Club, v. president 2 Prnjvclurs Cluh, v. prrsiflrnf 3 l'rujcc'tors Club. prcsiclvnf I l'r:un Committee :I Oracle Staff I Class 'l'rc'asurvr 2 Class Vive pre'sidf'nf Il Class prvsidvni I Chorus 3 A Case of SpringIiuu ' Cl ll0r0 VIH- Gu Again -I Ili-Y I lvllllillll Lansdowne . Irarlvnlir' f'0llP'Sl' llasvhall I,2,3,-I llaskrthall l,2,1- Class 'l'r1-asurvr I Class Prvsiclcnt 2,3 Spanish Cluh 23,-I I'r1rj1-vturs Cluh I A Casa' of Spring:Iinu ' 3 llcrv VW- Go Again II- Cn-Flclitor Oravlv I Uraclv Staff 3 Prom CcunlniIh'0 3 lli-Y -I twenty Gcorgc I.. lllll'llllSl' ffl'lll'l'fli Cnursr Play Cmnluitlee 3,4 Oracle Stuff -1 llusebull 4 liusketbull Il l'ruu1 Comuiiltoc- il l .l .A. l l':1nk Micimel lmuclo fr'f'lN'I'4l' Co1lr.wf Prom Cllllllllliiti' Il Oracle Stuff -1- Pluy COIllllllti't't' bi F.l .A. licverly A un Mcblllluucy .lr-rulffrnir' Cmarsr Clash President l Girls Chorus 1.23.1 Mixed Chorus vi Prom Cluliruuxn 3 Cu-lflclitor Uruvlc t 'l'ri-Ili-Y li A Cum- uf Spriugliuuf' ll0llll'K'0lllillg' Aiflillillilli 'S lI0llllClHlllllQ.l' Qin-vii bl l,I'i'hill1'llt Spuuif-all Club I5 Secretary Spanish Club Libruriuu -1- Nurses Club. 'l'rv:lsurrr 'l Ural-le Stuff 3,4 Spanish Club 23,-t Librziriuu, Cburus, il twenty-one N53 4 Daniel Dale Mc'Quiston General Course Chorus 1 Basketball l,3,4 Baseball 2,3 Oracle Staff 4 Prom Committee fl F.F.A. Chaplain 4 A Case of Springtime' '3 Here VVe Go Again 4 Spanish Club 2 Projectors Club 3,4 Ili-Y 4 lo Ann Powell fl0IIllllf'I'l'lIll Course 'l'ri-Hi-Y 4 Uravle Staff 4 Nurses Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Play Committee 3,4 Uffim- Assistant 3,4 Secretary 4 Slicrry Lou Powell Vurrnnerrial Course Chorus l,2,3,4 Majorette l.2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Play Committee 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Secretary 4 Oracle Staff 4 David E. Reynolds .'fl'lHll'lIIl!' Vozlrsr Class 'Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Oracle Staff Bus. Mgr. Chorus President 4 All-Stair Chorus 4 District Chorus 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,Il,4 Spanish Club 23,4 Projectors Club 3,4 lntraunural Connnittev Prom Clllllllllftli' 3 Ili-Y Cluh 4 4 2,3 A Case of Springtime ll1'rc' YW- Go Again 4 Charles Dominic Ruffo flmiwrzl l'uur.w llusketbzill l,2,3,4 Cu-Cupiuin llasketbull 4 Prmnn Cnnnnittvv 3 Play Committee 3 Uruvls- Stuff 4 lla-re VW' Gu Again 4 Svvrc-fairy 4 lli-Y 4 Charles 0. Slmrzuvdcr h'em'rul Cuursz' Play Committee 3,4 Prom CUIIllllltt9K' Il Urzlclc- Staff 4 F.F.A. 4 twentymlxree fl all cphen Sbarley flPIlf'l'!lI Vnursr Basketball 1 Stage Manager Play 4 Prom Ccunulittev 3 Oracle Staff 4 Golf Team 1 Shop 4 l'llC2lll0I' Sl0lllg!'2lll0 f'onnm'rr'iul Vmlrxr Uborus 1,2,4 Mixed fburus l,2.4 Office Assistant 3 Secretary 4- Basketball 2 Softball 4- Here VW' U0 Again l- Prmnn C0lIllllltli'f' 3 Play Counnittee 3 Oracle Staff 4- Spanish Club l Luis Arlene Sfewart f'n1nnwr1'iaI Vnurxr Chorus 1,2 ' liund 1,2 Prom Couunittee 3 Oracle Staff 4 Uffive Assistant 3,4 Softball Teaun 4- A Basketball Team 2,4 Play Cornnultc-v 3.4 Se-vretary 4 Uafeteria 4- Nursee Club 3 ,. Xxllflil Al2lI'gZll'L'l 'l'l f'un1ln1'rr'.'ul f'0lU'.Vl' 'HX Vasc of Sprin fhorus 1.1.3 Orzwlv Stuff 'll r . IOIIIPSUH g.tmu- .5 lk-rc VYQ' Gu .Xgruinn 8 1 IPI-lll-X llmpluln l Sc-vrvisl ry 4 Prum lltlllllllllltk' Ii Nurses l'luh lim-H-v June Slmrol f'lHlllIH'l'f'i4ll f'f,l:r.w lluhlmrml l,2,ii Scvrclzlry 4 Urzwle Shift' ll Play Cmnnnitlm- I li:u'lmm Ircm- Xxvill . I r llllflllif' 1'ul4r,w Spanish 23.1 flu rf A Vasc Ul',.SlH'lllfIlllllt'A' fi llcrc NYL- Un .Xpxuillu I- Prmn clUllllllltlL'1' 3 Nurse-s l'lulr 3 Girls Chorus I- Mixyd Clwrus I- fvllUTllS Sl'l'I'l'lJlI'y ll llUlllPC0lIlllljI .Xllvlulzxnl I Urzwlv Shift' .Xclxx Mgr. ll l,ll7l'EH'lilll 4 'l'ri-lli-Y 14 liuskvflmll 'l'1-:un '2.I' xx'a-lily-fivv O 4 Our scliool days now coniplm-fed, VVc'rc L-11111-ati-ri fine! Our names will be rcmcinbered For things now fm' bcliind. Our sporfs stars and our cssnyials, Our actors so divine, HK flu-sc Things we renicniber, Noi' the drudge of the old grind! Mary listlier lVcrc-li h'r'nr'rul f'u1ar.w' I.ihrz1riz1n I l.ufin Club 1 Vliorus I Spanish Club 2,34 Nurses Club 3 A Case- of Springtilnc- fl Ss-c'rs'tz1ry -I- Oruvlt' Stuff 1 Play COIIlIIIlttE'k' 1- 'l'ri-Ili-Y it Iisukeflmll 'l'vzun l Jolin Yaslimmxliy fll'llI'l'lll fllfllfxf' Pmni Cununittve 3 Play c0IIllllltti'C' 3 fl Oracle- Stuff ,L F F -X l twvnty-six N X- A It-el A fyk. PROPHECY SENIOR CLASS PROPHECYU Many strange things happen in many strange ways, but a hand seemed to guide me down a certain street of New York, and into the small, dismal, gloomy shop of Rosalie, the fortune teller. As I entered her shop, I hung my coat on the large bulky rack and sat down before a table which was centered with a large glassy looking crystal ball. As I crossed her palm with silver, she told me, not only of my future but to my surprise, all the future of my old class- mates of 54 , and they were told to me as follows: Shirley Barlett, has become director of the Youngstown business school and is now typing 120 words a minute. Shirley Collins, a well-known missionary has finally arrived in Africa, where she will try to educate the people of the Jungle. Peggy Cornman is still looking for a good steady job as a private secretary. The boss must be tall, blond, and young. Come in and try the new Isalys' special ice cream made by the new owner of Isalys, Shir- ley Cox. Nancy Fox has become a famous dancer and will entertain the Armed forces in France, where her husband Ernest Taylor is stationed. As Rosalie looked deeper into the crystal ball, she smiled, for in the birth announcements, she read: A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Yarlet of VVest Middlesex. Mrs. Yarlet is the former Donna Gill. Next we moved across the country to Flor- ida, and there we found a professional water skier, Barbara Goodall, whose teacher was Thomas Preston. Next I saw the headlines of a sports page which read Lixlee Hoagland, star pitcher for the Queens of Arizona . Sallie Hoffman, a famous Parisian designer of ladies gowns, is now designing a gown for the new first lady to wear to the Inaugural Ball. An Art exhibition is being held at Carnegie twenty-seve I Museum where-Beverly Mc-Elhaney's portraits are being shown. i Jo Ann Powell is successful at her two jobs as Secretary at the Westinghouse and as housewife. Sherry Powell has become a well known en- tertainer of the Pennsylvania Floor Show Company. Her director is Harry Snyder. Betty Sharer has become a well-known vet- erinarian, and she has started her own Animal Hospitaln. Mrs. IlVilliam Spangler fformer Eleanor Steingralziej has just been awarded the honor of being the best housewife in Pennsylvania. ' Lois Stewart, famous airline hostess, won recognition for saving the lives of nine people, who were in a plane crash, traveling from the linited States to Mars. ' VVilda Thompson, violinist, will make her debut at Carnegie Hall August 20. Q f Nurse finally receives her cap! Miss Bar- bara VValdorf, after several years of hard work, is now R. A display of modern art will be presented by Esther We1'eb in New York City. Critics consider her the best artist in our country. After years of working toward his goal, Frank Draskovic has become owner of the Plymouth garage, but he's still driving his Cadillac. Ronald Gaines, noted scientist, has just found a new way to sleep comfortably on rocks. He says that its softer than a Sealy. Frank Gorichky now owner of his owry re- pair shop, says its the cheapest way to straighten out the fenders in his Plymouth. Robert Gurtner, fastest hotrod driver of this century, won the 100 lap race at the In- dianapolis speedway. John Jones, a well-known comedian, will ap- pear as star of the Comedy Hour. He will be assisted by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. VVe now see Bill Lansdowne, driving through Wlnshington, D.C. in his big black Cadillac. Continued on page 34- ll ci 4 ul s r ur 1 Nl It lrluml hur md hug lv - . w. Mui XWZY ll Inns xlu s Slllltllll fm e Just xumi I ni rl' s ull ' 4 s iuwn llll 1 t hnsss Sure do :mx this mmdertul 'IIN tl guys Salam, lillllillil Gill, Donna Gmalall. Barlmara Ilan ia always on lla- luall. .X happy flllllfl' for llmmnak in vim-xv. Sha' lu-vc-r m-1-cl worry 'lmut a dale Nui Ill vlan. In study hall. Fur mon wa-'ll llK'ilI' lu-r say, l dn. 'Causv 'l'1m1 is always lllvrv at vif,,l1l V v 15' T -N 3- s hmicllky. Frank Gurfncr, Bob Hoagland. Lixliv I nvml a rml. I have lu tales- it! Sp:-rclm van nail and l'lng,rlis.l1, lou, lik film- fur tlu- sporlh lrnphp. nn l'll gn lullmrrmx' if l makv ill Hula has lvl'Hs'r lllllIjIS in mln. Mow' uvcx' boys, l,ix lakvs ilu' lm lu wary umm lloffmzui, Ssmiiic Ifilfiillfl' vlxm-rs out on ilu- flrur. Fur nm' :pm-n'ial mvniur. :I liitir bil lllUI'l'. 41.5, Johnny l,2lllhliOWliL', liill Ili. f:11'c'slimvs lnisvliivf cvvry lllilllliih In rvluml :uni hpurts lu- mlucs 1-xvvl, Wlu-n truuhlvk hrawiugz, .Iulmnyk 'l'u us In-R all :iruuml just aw:-ll. in it. vm-,.., I.:Lri1r1c1', Gcorgc Iiilllfitl, Frzmk XIc'l'illx:u1cy. Bcvcrly Gourgc lovcs in slcvp :uni rn-sl :ul llc- mlzzs-sift likc in ftudy much, Smili- sr mu-vt :incl sparkling vyv. 01150, 'l'l1:li's why hs- allways gvfs in clllivln. 'limi vcrluiii junior jimi passe-cl hy. H0 works no hurtl l'XK'll5-l' liim plvusv. IhirU' Mc-Quisfon. Dun Powell, JoAnn Powell, Sllorry Arguing is his chin-f delight, JoAnn is cute- and vc-ry shy. llvr r':lrcfr4-m- ways :mil lung clark lie' Cilllll hr wrong. hc must hm' righi. llui still shi' vzitclivs many an vyc. hnir, lluvv vaiusvcl mum' an lnml in stare. SENIGR AI-'SHOTS Reynolds, Dnvv liuffo, i'l1:u'le1s Slilwlwclm-l'. Vlmrlcs llnvi-'s always going: he-rv :mtl ilu-rv. 'l'ull, clark :ind liamlsmiw. lh:il's our .Xlwnys rvmly In Icml :I hai Gm-ss limm- ruuni gots in his huir. Cliuck. 'l'u :ill ut' us, hmfs Ffillly gm fllll'SN smnc guys linu- :ill Hu- luvk. ml, ml. l2ll'lCV, Sfvvc SfQil1f1'1'al1c. 1'Hl'2lllOl' Sh-wnrf, Lois . 25 Ulum Villl lwgrin willmlli IIUIEIQ. .Xlwalys :A fwinlxlc in llcr vyv. C1111-. atlxls-tic uml quih' pc Wm- su- him tm-sull, In-3 un his muy. Hill sun- is :1 lucky guy. In our hunk, sluvk lmrcl to hz nl E IOR SNAPSHOTS llxmnpmn, NYil4l:1 Sll6ll'k'I'. liuff-v xyflllllllf. Bill'lJZll'2l .X L'l1:lH4'rlmx, Huis Iilllm' lvlmvml. 'l'lm wiih IIN fur just Ulll' yvur. lizlrlw is shurl :md vvry ll0l Is mu' of xvllmn wo'rs- vcrg fnml. You cam hcl. slum-R :1 rvul swvll frivml llvr I11l'2lSiIlf,I IIHIIIIIVF is hurc 'l'l1:li ws r4- glad wc'-'vc' mvf. 1 Yvereb, Esther Yasnowsky, John a Look at her smile and you can tell, Why she is liked so very well. John's sueh a swell and good uatured Elly, On our list he rates very high. VVe, the Senior Class of 195-L, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, by us. Shirley Barlett leaves her typing ability to Audrey Downs. Shirley Collins leaves her willingness to help to Janet Swartz. Peggy Cornman leaves her quietness to Kathy McCullough. Shirley Cox leaves her office duties to anyone who is willing to write absentee slips. Frank Draskovic leaves his farming abilities to Raymond Ackerman. Nancy Fox leaves her love for Hickory boys to Joan Scott. Ronald Gaines leaves his pleasing smile to Larry Shannon. Q Donna Gill leaves her love for sdgool to fulfill her life's ambition to become a Soda Jerk. Barbara 'Goodall leaves her cheer leading posi- tion to her sister Marlene. thirty-three hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made Frank Gorichky leaves his name on the absentee list. Bob Gurtner leaves his Model 'l' Ford to Dick Addicott. ' Lixlee Hoagland leaves her musical talents to l1er brother Dwight. Sally Hoffman leaves her shorthand ability to Joanne Kirkland. John Jones leaves his basketball abilities to Fred Mild. Bill Lansdowne leaves his love for Sharon girls to some Junior. George Larimer leaves his neatness to Chuck Grundy. Frank Laudo leaves his funny jokes to Jim Standley. Continued on page EH i Continued from page 33 Beverly Mclilhaney leaves her love to a cer- tain Junior. Dan McQuiston leaves his witty remarks to Bob Felesky. Jo Ann Powell leaves her love for school to be- come Mrs. Stano. Sherry Powell leaves her strutting talent to Mary Ann Sikora. David Reynolds leaves his singing ability to David Erb. Charles Huffo leaves his eagerness for study- ing to John Allen. Charles Shrawder leaves his ability tot get kicked out of Miss Cunningham's classes to Eugene Zook, VVatch it Hookv. Steve Sharley leaves his tardiness to some one who can,t make it either. Eleanor Steingrabe leaves her name to become Mrs. lVilliam Spangler. Lois Stewart leaves her driving ability to Ralph Anderson. lvilda Thompson leaves her love for boys to Shirley Heckathorne. Betty Sharer leaves her short height to Evelyn VValiga. Barbara VValdorf leaves her willingness to study to Viola Barlett. Esther VVereb leaves her pleasing personality to Dorothy Ackerman. John Yasnowsky leaves his blushes to Charles Petrosky. PROPHECY Continued from page 27 Bill has just become President of the Cnited States. Gorgeous George Larimer, heavyweight champion of the world will fight Dirty Joe VVilliams, in Madison Square Garden next month.' Frank Laudo, outstanding script writer for Drag Net,,has just returned from his third trip to Mars. He traveled in his rocket The Dragon which travels 300,000 miles per hour. Pretty' boy MeQuiston will soon appear in his newest Hollywood picture 6 1'he YVheel Comes Home. David Reynolds, famous scientist of the l'nited States states that he has found a new cure for Kiropedominffor a twitching nose. It has beengstated that General Charles Ruffo is about to retire from his position, be- fore another war breaks out. He has won 32 medals for his bravery. Charles Sh1'awder, the great channel swim- mer, has 'just swum the Atlantic Ocean in 41 days. He has broken all records. Yvhat will he do next? Steven Sharley, owner of'Sharley's Service Station, says If you have a car, and you want to go far, bring it to Steve and you'll be ready to leavef, John Yasnowsky, famous accordion player, will appear at the Farrell High School Audi- torium, Vvednesday where he will display his talents playing the accordion, beating the drums with his feet, and yodeling all at the same time. Adm. 5l46.50. A thirty-four iS 'Pop l'i4-tnrv Front row, li-fi to l'lLflIi. S. l'nnii1m:in, R. XY1-isviy 'l', Slotnr, 19. Siu-1-sy, S. flllllllilli, M. Hnnlt, .l, li:irtlioloni4-xi, li. llvxxift. l', ,Xilinx S. Ilf-1'li:itliorn4', N4-4-owl row: li. .M-lu-i'iii:1ii. V, l'1-troxl-.51 Xl. Sli'-ifaniwl, Nl. linnn. N. Wliitr. K. Wsliiszwk. L. l'l:irkv, ll. Xlillvr. l., Nlmnnon. 'I'liirxl ron: li. Xouk, Il, .Mlmli1'oIt, ll ,Xnnlf-rxon. li lwiialiilm-ii, Il. lhlvis. li. livwl, H. lfvlvaky, ll. lirli. 'I'. Ninitll. ll' Nlilzl, I', l'1-fri:-Ii, Nl Hrug lioitoin l'i1'Inr----- Froni row, loft to right: Ii, NY:1liL::i, l', liviiiivmli, J, Svolt, J, Sxxzirtx, Y. llsnrli-Il. M. Hoail, .X. lloxxns, 15, Knoxl K, Nlv1'nllungli, S1-4-oinl row: A. Holi-fky, ll, Wall, Al, Silwm. 'l'. Vhillipw, J. Kirlilsinil, II. All-Imyw-. .l, llurggoon, I! .M-lu-riii:ill. Nl. lnilwvki, .l, Iivla-lniizi. 'Vliirml ron: ll, f'r:liL1', F, lirnnily, J, Stnnmllf-5, .l ,XII1-n, Klixx llvillnnn, 'l', Nic-Valli. -I. lmnilo, ll. vlvllllli. 'l'In- CllllllIhl2lSlll of licvoining Juniors. willing 1'vsm-iih-il lliv clam an zxflcnclzmfs lo H10 Honic lo 1-urn inoncy for our all iniporlzuil Junior- Coining qncvn. Senior I'roin, was lzuiiicliccl wifli flu- clcclion Bob Felcsky, lluvid Ij3lllllCl', Vvfc l'cfric'k, of our officers: Dorothy Ac'kerin:ui. l'i'1-sirlt-ill: Fred Mild. Judson Dyv. Don Craig. David Viola Barlcff. Yive l'rQsi1lcnf: Jolmnc B2ll'fllU- lirb, as players, :incl Larry Slmnnon as nmnf loincw. SL-m'1'u'r:11'.x', l rvcl Mild, rl'l'L'ilhlll'l'l'. 2l2f,fl'l', C'Ullll'lhllt0il IIlllC'll fo Hu- success of H10 Tlw s ionsorino' of flu- Junior-Senior wicnvr lmsl-ball season. l z-i ionst licc-:unc our first social fnnvlion, and was The sporfh cvonls were confinnul wifli flic zigm-rlv slipporh-rl litv we fil Juniors. girls sofl ball funn: .Io Lone lizwflioloincw, Jo NI- B l llx fl YY i lx ri X lx kl l Nlhf If S l Clin lx . vrnzi on uni 'si icrinc 'nmzlc' v - , nn 'ir' unc. . vw' lun , fomiia ' my lliiriyfxix Katherine VVansaek, Nancy VVhite, Donna Lou Mclntire, and Rosalie Hewitt. In the sport of basketball, with E. Zook as manager, and F. Mild, D. Palmer, and B. Felesky as three of the first five, being sup- ported by P. Cefrick, H. Davis, D. Addieott, R. Reed, J. Dye, VVest Middlesex became the Class C Champs . Through the efforts of J. Kirkland, M. Boal, and J. Bartholomew our Junior cheerleaders, the public was acquainted with our encouragement to the boys. Before too long the girls basketball team was organized and the Junior class was represented by: R. Hewitt, S. Chupak, J. Kirkland, D. Mc- Intire, K. lvansack, J. Bartholomew, S. Heck- athorn. As the year continued. with the unfailing help of our class advisers, Mrs. Gsgay and Miss Heilman, we sold cards, stationety, hose, maga- zines, Christmas and Easter candy, and our drive was topped off by the Junior Class play under the direction of Miss Mitcheltree. Our success is almost completed and being encouraged by our accomplishments, are look- ing forward to the time when we may be called Seniors. Officers JO LJCNE BARTIIOLOMICXV FRED MII Il Junior Class Expressions David Tulip-l.et's go with the next question. Donna l.ou Mclntire---Holy Cow! Don Craig-Look out, here comes a hot rod. Evelyn lYaliga-Sure I'm going to the Jam- boree. Audrey Downs--I feel empty inside. Myrna lioal-I don't feel like working. Donna l'Vall-- -Do you think he,ll ask me? Joanne Kirkland--He's coming out. after work. thirty-seven J Dorothy Ackerman--Can I have your atten- tion? Charles Grundy-My Nash can do anything. Mary I.ubecki-Teacher, when are we getting our gym suits? Shirley Shepard--Engaged again? 'l'homasina l'hillips---'l'ime for maliorette prac- tlee. Jim Standley-No one can beat l redonia. DOROTHY ACKERMAN VIOLA BARLETT President Vice President Seri-etary Trensurt r O O Junior Class Expressions--C Joan Scott--I'm not going steady anymore. John Allen-I forgot to study my history. Janet Swartz-VVhich brother do you want? Kathleen McCullough - Someone,s crazy around here and it isn,t me. Joanne Edeburn-Holy Jumping Ike. Glorene Knox-Do you have your lesson done? Peter Cefrick-I have to walk to school. Ralph Anderson-My favorite place is the office. Catherine VVansack-I wonder if Hadyn's coming? Rosalie Hewitt-Did you see me make that one? Sophie Chupak-'I wanted to drop it. Fred Mild-The kid is gone. Shirley Heckathornef-I have to do my Chem- istry now. Pat Antus---They all chase me. Dean Miller-I have the car for tonight. Haydn Davis--VVhat time is this class over? Larry Shannon-Can I help you with it? Gaye Sweesy-I don't know which book to take home. ? ontmued Sarah Campman-I have band this morning. Lea Evans-Man is he cute! Lavena Clark- Silence, Pleasen. Judson Dye-I am going back to Mexico. David Palmer-We have practice after school. Dick Addicott-Anyone going to North SL? Eddie Denamen-I can't find my drums. Theresa Stetter-I can't understand it. Marge Shephard--Boy, do I miss him. Esther Gunn-I didn't do it. Richard Reed-Man, does our Buick shine! Tony Smith-I don't go for girls. Nancy White-I miss the Franklin kids. Bob Felesky--Has any one seen Marilyn? Ruth Weiser-Vic's coming up tonight. David E-rb-Going to chorus, Dick? Gene Zook--Any homework tomorrow? Jo Lene Bartholomew-Think he'll be there? Raymond Ackerman-Anybody want to go to the Grange? Charles Petrosky-Be quiet, Catherine! Mary E. Gault--Oh, for a ride in that Nash! thirty-eight . 'W M? ,1 '4 N ' E 1 X fi, ' .....qg'E ,ff ,,..,..--f mm N Q ,V V. ' Km! x ' .1 ,,,u..u,,,, s .- Aid Q35-5' M- 7' X - fe. X, A gl 4 K ' . y . . QM. X13 A 'P' . wav 'Y :QL WL .... P3 gy .gil A A? 3 if f fs 'Y I f ff! wr. y 'E F lf W, . L ,, gn' galaxy A :-,Q .H nz se I Q . V - E Z V W .. JF is Q. ffil P Nr N4 nf if ,F -:L ,T K, V - ,Q Ef W Y fs 2 W' -fy 'X - 'f 1' ., A A ' EEQQJ - UPHUMURE 1 Q2 M V Q I as qs ix ' E W if f. A V Q QW, J 1 K 4 Vim? if -WA ' H f' , V t L M, ,, 'H' 1 x wwf DEQ 'G' Y ,, A S 15 ,f 1 in-Nj . sziffmfgsxf ,gb ., , A Q fffgiigiii-ii ff ' 5S25f-12321 .xagww , fiwggn tiff A we WG' 2 312 fxiff 'fix :ab in 'wwf Zigi 'W lYe also were represented on the basketball team by five members, Jacob Zagger, Blaine Hummel. Joe YVansac-k, George Hoagland and Louis Fodor. On the baseball team were Bill Foulk, Blaine Hummel, Joe lvansaek, and Jacob Zagger. Lawrence Ularke was one of the managers for the basketball team. Patty Zooli and Betty Puskar were atten- dants to the Queen at the annual Ilomeeom- ing Game in November. Iris Divens played on the girls' softball team. Patty Zook and Judy Thompson were Junior Varsity Cll60l'lL'U.dCl'S. Mr. D. Edward lir-vant and Mr, Harry Strong have been our advisors. Qfficers .Alu 4j.mv1xl,xN s'1',xNI.m' KLENK P..xTRir'I,x zooic Jrm' THOMPSON l,l!'NlllQ'III Vive Prexident Swv'i-tary 'l'rc-asnrii ' ophomore Sayings liaymond Bahos -f I have to gain some Fred Burrmvs-Y ful ean't help it that I'm so wclg'l1t. short. Robert Bartholomewwfls Judy there? Clara C'ampnianf 0h, I had a 'good time. Bonita Bl5ll'lQlJlll'llw'ul'Ill-Ill-Ill-lllll-III.H XVilliam Fampbell--f All right vou guvsf' Patty Bopp-'ff I'mem-m boy! Harry i'hupal4-- Linda didn't show up. .4 forty-om ' I Sophomore Sayings--Continued Catherine Clarke-- It was only an 'AV' Lawrence'-Clarke-- I don't knowf, Bill Collins-- I guess so. Chester Cornman--- Not me.', David Creighton- All right leave me alone-.', Bonnie Crouch-'tYour tellin' mef' Darla Davis- You hit me and I'll hit you back. Margaret Davidson-A Go fly a kitef, Vera Denamen- For heaven sakes. Iris Divens-- Slip me a slobber, babyf' Don Dunkerly- I don't think I'l1 come to school tomorrow. Mary Ann Fisher- Did Don come today. Barbara Foulk- Boy, did I have a good time last night. VVilliam Foulk- OK Lewis Foder-- Come on Phil.', Gordon Fox- I like girls? Russell Garrett-- Oh, I'm not so bashfulf' Helen Gelesky- I made it, again. Barbara Gilliland- Hey you guys. Donald Gruver-- You going bowlin'?,' Ruby Grundy- It's hard to tell. George Hoagland- Oh, Itm not such a lover. Grover Hodge- I don't drive so fast. Beverly Hopper- I don't care. Anna Marie James- I forgot to study my lessonf, George, Jones- I don't have it done. - Stanley Klenk- Could be. Kay Kiser- Pm still kickin'. Joe Kornisky-7i'VVait up, Albertf, Joyce Kralavich- Gool-Hep-Cat-Cool I Jim Lark- Aw go on and do it. Norma Miller- Bless youf, Catherine McConnell-- VVhat do we have in Biology? Charles McFarland- Naw, I don't want to. Jim Morrison- Let me walk you home, Mary. Mary McVVhirter-- I wasn't talking, Mr. Bryant. Richard Neely- Me too? Elaine Opalenik-- That's real catty. Violet Perrine- Holy Cow, not you again. Dick Preston-- Give her the gas. Betty Puskar- Pm just kidding. Arthur Rager- VVho me? Albert Ruffo- Give me my ear muffsf' Blaine Rummel- Say fellas. Linda Sagenich- Thats what Jack said? Ronald Senkosky- Come on boys? Dorothy Shook- Man that,s real gone. Patricia Smith- You better believe it. Mary Ellen Snyder- I hope I get a letter today. Shirley Spangler- Pm going with David. Jerry Stefanick- Ah, cut it out ! Bill Titus- Huh ! Judy Thompson-- That's real crazy. Pearl Tulip- You crazy mixed up kidf, Joe Wansack--'tHoly Cowf' ' Donna VVilcox- 'That's a hot onef, Philip Yasnowsky- Ah gee I Jacob Zagger- One of these daysf' Patty Zook-'6Where's Dave P. 'fa forty-tw .,,.....--w--v- 1 JR X 3 gx I 1 I E ll, V U E, W SQ Qffgx ' ' W ,,. 1-ffig' X557 f X g ta--55. , ..,...-.. .. . we : 'Q 'Q X 7' T K ff , , 0 4 f A f ,Mc U: A1 45 b?E35'1Q3 I 'I l fi! .41 ffvlu P K5 I A X N S W MN AW 'AHF - :ff UNI R W ' fa Front row, l.ll uuu uiului l' liauu'llunl4uuuuu-xx. fi. lil-icluuuuwl. Nl. l'llllli1us. ll. Slumuk. N. Vluzul ulizi. .l. Sluniuuumu ti. XYilli:i:u!s. lf. Hiller. ll. Y:iri:u1i. S6C0l1Cl YOW lu. llzuuvli-X, l'f. XlcBliuuuu. li. Xkilutcrs. cl Hill. lu. lluuxuu-uu. 'l'. Klieuuui-r. H. llzuu'1uci', fl. llivcuus. XY. Hu-lcsliy. li, liiwllcxiclu. luustrllctmui' Nlu'. Xlillcr. Third TUW f-,l. I'i1sluc:ul'. W. Jmuluuusiuuu. ll. Hiuuwlruuu. ll. llu:u:5l:uuu4i J. Nliuuuiucy. .l. Nzluuuilcl. lf. .Xllm-uu, l.. X:uxu:u1liui:ul4. ll l':uu'is. 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Jzuuuues Bcrluuviclu: vice-presixleuuf. Peggy All' In Sepfeuuulueu' flue fresluuuusuuu sfurfecl flue Aveeuu' clersmug secrcfzury. liuugeuuc .Xllcuug fu'e:usuu'eu'. muff wiflu flu: fu'esluuuu:uuuAsupluoiuuiwe wieuueu' l'0JlSl Dick Yzurisuuu. Arlcuuc Reed. D:ui'u'cll Davis, wluiclu was fullowecl lulv su clzuuce iuu flue gyuuu. liiclusurrl Iuuglefielml. Gluu-in Hogeuu. llulucrf Howuurcl Bowser rcpreseuufecl flue fresluuuusuu Mifcluelfree, Dwigluf llmug'l:uuil. l.'vuuml:u Kuus. class mu flue vzursify :uuucl liluuuiiuu' wursify lusus- .loluuu lxI0llll0AY, livcreff NlcNIiuuiu :iuucl liuuflu keflmll fezuuuis. Dick Gclesky, Guy Hzurpcr. Bzurris :ure luzuuucl uuueuuuluers frmuuuu our Class. lieffj' Rmuluerf Duulurzusky. Jnuuues llerkoviclu. Dmusulcl lmuuupkiuus is zu uuu:u'i1u1'cffe. 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Nellie BIih'l1elf1'n-0, lsf grzuh- Mrs. Gwcndolyn M1-l ulmd LI hi uh Min M:Ll'g:1l'c-f 'l'll:1yc,1'4 lst g'l'2l1il' ' 2' M, GENES if gi 1 6, A 'G fw '95 .1 ...L Q' V X, fi P 3 l Q'- ii J 4-as-...M Y. 1 .b s. 1 . qw-, --x 5 fi? sf: .MM -..M-.-...M , w- in 'ix .Mx , ..,... . A y,,...m ,, Ohm, -Q 1 ,, he 4, 1 + l 2 fn. W-Q . ' iw, '. ' .,,,,. V fix K K X ' H, . 1, g.:. VW., . '-1555-5 M--. 6 - - ' ur-1 rx 'fif .HE GDL Q -9-Q-9, I p 1 hi , gl-'wi x, X Front TOW, left to right-fhl, lioal. .l. Kirklzsnll, .l. liawtholoniew, .l, Tlionipsen. ll. tielesliy. M. Mr- Wliirter. IT. Wall, li. llewitt, lnslrnr-tor. Mrs. Gray. Second row- P. Vanacly, S. lleekatliorn. .l, lille- lvurn. S. Vampman. K. Waiissxelc. S. Vhnpnk, li. livans, L. Clark. V. t'ampman. li. Hopper. Third row IG. W4-relv, I'. 4'ornman, li. Alfllllianey, IS, Waldorf, N. Fox, S. lloffman, li. Clark. Xl. Fisher, li. Sag' onirh, ti. Sweesy, Fourth TOWYJ. Dye, Ii, Haines, ll, lieynolfls, V. tirnnrly. l'. l'efrieli, l.. Sliannon. li, Kool-C. Spani h Club This year's first meeting of the Spanish Ulnb was helrl on Friday, November 13th. Bev- erly Melfllhaney. last year's president. pre- siclecl over the meeting. New offieers eleetecl w'ere Gaye Sweesy, president: lllara Campman. vice-presiclent: Joyee Kralevieh. secretary: and Sophia Uhnpak. treasurer. Meetings ot' the flnlr are held the seeoml Friday of eaeh month during the home room period at which time we have our hnsiness meeting and a program following. The initiation of new memhers was helml in the sehool cafeteria on December lTth. A lnneh was served hy the olfler members of the elnh, who also took eare ofthe initiating. Gifts were exchanged ancl the new members sang S'Yaya eon Dios in Spanish as a treat to the others. Mrs. Jaeli Gray, who teaehes Spanish. served as chaperone. The Club has lxeen raising money by selling miraele towels ancl autograph books. fiflytxio 'l'lu- Spsmislx flulx inillulion :xml C'ln'iNh11:u l':u't-v comlmim-ml. was llolml on l,1'k'l'llllN'l' lT. 1953. in flu- czxfcloliax. 'l'ln- lll0IIlllL'l'S of H10 1-lull on flu- social K'0lIllllll'l'00 for flu- vwning wm-rc Sulliv Hoffnmn. Nllllvy Fox, l'0g'gj' VUVIIIIIQIII. :xml Bevcrly Mcl'lll1:u1cy. cllilfil Fmnp' mam was alrm-mul as Santa l'l:u1s :xml flu- other lllQlIllll'l'S of tlu- firsl yn-su' class worm- mlm-nn-rl ns Snllhfh l,iHl1- llcllzcrs. lh-flvsllllwrlls :uul gflnlgm www l'll1l0yl'll by ull. Hrs. .Iulm cll'IlAY wus c'lmpvl'm1P. 11115 tlxrrv Tri.Hi'Y 'lllll' 'l'1'ifHi-Y of lVest Middlesex was re- 0l',Q'2lIlll8fl in Sepleinbei' 1953, under the spon- sorsliip of Miss liliziiliefli Mih-lielliw-0. VllllEl'1' :ire Mi ineinlmers. 'l'l1e purpose of llie Tri-Ili-Y is: g l'0 on-:lh', Illilllllillll :ind extend llll'0llg'll0lll' The svlmol Officers elected for this group were: lll'8Sl1lQlll', Joanne Kirlilzxndz Vice President, Sallie Hoffnmnz Sec-i'nl:u'-v, llonnri lYzill1 'l'i'e:1sui'ei', Dmnm lVilc-ox: llllilplillll, lvildn Flicnnpsnng Advisor, Miss lilixulielli Mifc'l1elli'eu. and connnunity liigli stsuidurds of Clirisfian l'll2Ll'2ll'l'Ql'.,, The pl2llf0l'lll of llw Tri-Hi-Y is self ilnprovcnlunf cllll'lSllillI fellowship l'nited service, Slogan: pure words pure flmuglifs -7- pure :u-tions. Objective: to seek To findf 'lu slizum-. i'olo1's: red-wl1i'rc-lilue, exf eniplifying s:u'1'ific'c, purify :ind loyamlfy. Front IOW, I4-ft ln rig'litffS. Collins. li. Mr-lflllianey, l. llivn-ns, ll, xVlll'llX. U. Callllllllilll. li liillnnii, J. 'I'hmnpsnn. M. Bl4'Xvllll'IPl', A, Kielesky, ll. th-luslq. J. lil'illt'Yll'll, I'. I S luxull XX l'li Zmmlc, li. lstblllk. M. Sny1le . ' . '. ' mnpson, S, Ilnffnizun. Row 2 -- li, ihmdaill, .l. Swartz. ll. Mvlntyrv. M. Gnnlt, G, Swm-sy, .I. lin:-tlinlmm-xv, 0. Nlauisiu-k, li. lle-wilt. S. Flin nik. M, Fislwr. li. llonwr. N. White, ll. Nlinmk, ll. Gill. l ll l'. i'urnin:1n. Row 3 A J. Svutt. li. Waldorf. Il. llaivis, M, Html. ll. NVzlll, .l. Kirklsinel. T. Stvlziv, S, llm-4-luitliuriiv, S. flilllllllllilll. V lltlllilllllall, N. Miller, Miss Mitvlii-ltl'i-Q-. li. lirnnsly, ROW -1 H Ii, Weiser, IC. XYulig'n, A, lluwns, 0. Vlairk, L. Sage-nivli. S, Spnmrli-r, l'. linpp. A. .lzuni-s, ll, Pnskar, K. Kiss-r, li. lilIll'klllll'll. M. Silmrn, 'l'. Phillips. l.. llu:l:'l:1n4I. i l fifty-l'u1li' Hi -Y Al our lll'Sl moohng on October ZZ flu- Ill0lllbCl'S vlech-ll the following offlccrs: l,l'L'Sll1 lilnmv limmm-lg llcc l'rcsirl0nf, Dick Arlmlivotfz Sn-L'l'cf:11'y, Pm-fe Cefrickg llll'C3lSlll'0l'. G1 mglzuulz l'l1:1pl:nin, llnymuml Ac-kernlzm. Our Ili-Y i'0IlSlNlS of 355 llll'llllL6l'5 from the Soplmmnre, Junior, and Senior classes. lll ulviwr is Mr. Ilzwr-V Strong. Um' club 2lllEIlll0ll flu- Hi-Y confcrencc in Eric and spa - - ,Qi mlm-rl 'rlnc llgllllllg' of the C lll'ISllIl2lS frcc ln the lmll ol the sc-howl llllllfllllgl We V also lmvc mrlici mfecl in several nssemblv n'ou'rnn1s. I l . rs L l' K 5 .fl Illllllll , 5' gli First row, lv lll'llll4lX. Ntn'm1g'. Second Row: mam. ll. Third row: S. Klm-nl t't In riLfl1tff'l'. 5lvl':1ll, J. Sfilllllllly, li, .xl'kt'l'lIl1lll. ll, lll't'lL2'lllUII, V. P. KR-l'ric'k, li. lfill'fll1llllIllt'XY. J, Zzlgzvr, H, flillllllllvll, H, Davis. Mr. 'L Unllms, li. l'l'4-stun, B. l,z1ns1lnwln-, J. Jones, li, Nvvly. U. Unrn fll'llYl'l'. L. Slmmmn. ll, Mn-Qllistml, IS. Fvln-sky. Il. H1-h. .l, Xlln-11, 'l'. Smith. ll, Hmaglznml. l'. l'0Irnwky. A. liuffu. J, XY:lns:u'li, c, Ii. linlnm. IT. Amlllivntt. ll. Rn-yrmlds, li, Gaim-s, L. Ulzxrk, ll. Rummm-I. tlttx ilu- 9.1.6 CHCRUS MIXEDCHORUS Y 1 l- xttil T - 'l'lw clmrnl Qln-purllm-nt ut' lln- Wosl Millcllmxw iFl'ilNllI't'I', -liIlll1'h l'n'rrim'g Iilvmrizuis .lmly l.:irlx, lligli Sclnml is umlvr ilu- xupvrvision of Mlm lfliml- M4-lvin Billlflll. hlthhltnllllir' A llTl'.l.l:lT'Isl ilzfllllxhh Ur thru' lrrmlllv 'l'lw Ulllbfill 1l1'IHlFllIll'Ill mmln- its gvnrly lrlp In Ml' Nr x' H 'lm I' r ll' l' Siilllllilllllfll .Xluliiurium lu wi- Frm-ml Waring Jlllll lmix l'ln' nffivn-rs of flu' mixml :xml girls vlmrus :urn-: l,t'llllSj'lNillllllllN. lui-TI.dNll' 'Mud Ihlylmldm 'HW' Prmulmlt' bulllfi l.ixlm- lluuglruul :xml llnviml lh-vllulrlx l'vpr1'm'lll4-il lluHm:mg lrn-:nsurz-r, l'n'u'rlx lluppvrg wvrvlzlrx, , , . .' , . , , . . ' . U 'V our svliuul :xl xllll-xxt'Nll'I'll lhslrwl ilmrux, Duxul llllfllilfil Xxilllllifig lllrrnrlzlns IlllX4'll vlmrus. lic-xvrlg Rcnmldx 'ilu' WAN ll H. jwvllttlnvx ll! gill.. th VH NlL'l'llllilllQ'j :mil liicllzlrll .hlmlivutlg lilvruriuns. girl! A ' ' ' I it ' 1 ' ' ' K A' N' lllUl'IIN3 lhlllllil l.uu Nlclnliro, lflllly llrumlyg .luninr 'I'lw lllllhll' Kll'lHll'llllt'lll llzul :ln up1'rn'll:I lan! QUJH' High 1'hipru,g pri-sigh-nl, .lqmnnp lfq-lqwkyg vim- prqmi- :mtl lllia yfill' spmisorvil il Spring: l m'sliv:ll un Xpril clmnl, Hull Nlurrixnn: wvrvlalry. x1ilI'll'lIl' YY:ll1s:u'k: 35 x l 4 3.1 The lVcst Middlesex Band, under the direction of Mr. Edwin Tobin, had IL very successful year. The band got under way the sec- ond week of school and :L meeting was held for the election of offi- cers. Those elected were: President, Lixlce Iloriglnnd Ruth Burris Sec-retary-Trezisurer, Mary Ellen Snyder Vice President, Historian, Timothy Mcfzill Manager, Eddie Deneunen This is the first year the b:1n.l v A I l. ug 1 u 4- 5 X hah had ll full tune ull Linn blunt Left to right - li. Lzlmpkins. S. Powell. XI. Sikorin. T. Phillips. it was organized in l95l-52. Through Mr. Tobin's fine leadership, the band has made great progress. The band has :loved for all home basketball fumes and for mamv assemblies in the school. . A . Anna Marie James, Norma Miller, and Linda Szxgemch from our school were chosen to go to Mid-Yvestern Band which was held in Mercer, Pa. Linda Sngenich was chosen to go to State Band. The band com mleted its activities for the veur bv ivin r ei S mrin f Concert on Mau' Tth. , U u . .A g 5-, U is I . This was the first :L 1 Jcarnnce of the beautiful new uniforms wlnch were bouwht tor the band. l rw First row, left to rig:htIT. Phillips. KI. Sikora. S. Powell. B. Lampkins. Second IOW-li. Kilgore. Third Towf-MY'. Tobin, H. Hopper. ll. lnglefield. D. Hoagland. H. Milcheltree. lt. liairris. Fourth r0W- ll. llnvis. C, Shraixvder. K. Tulip. V. Pears. J. Sblllllldf. Fifth row-M. Goodall. l'. Reynolds. A, Reed. S. lfzimpmzln, li. Hogen. Sixth row---ll. linvis, D. Ureighton, H. llezirliaxm, U. Thompson. li. lferlders. Seventh IOWW-li. Hllilglilllll. J. Mohney, li. S:n,1,:euich. S, Spangler, A. Jenner. Eighth rowef-Rl. Jones. R. llexvitt. N. Miller. J. Hendrickson. L. Garrett. Ninth row---T. Mcl'z1ll. M. Snyder. F. Livingfston. U. Sli-K'onnell. li. Ilenaxmen. Tenth row-V. Lansdowne, S. Grundy. li. Mellinn, M. llouk. l f faszslxfmfselxi 's .vs:felmae,sw w-sxsmwe: PROJECTION CLUB Iioltom ron, I4-ft Io riprllt: li. Uzulllplwll. IT. lirlu, .X liuffo ll XI:'Qv1ia1on XII' llrxalnl li l llllI1'I' ll Davis. ll. .X1l1ll4'ott, ll, l vl4-sky, l l l F A l U I I l t l A Toll rum, lt'l'l to rixfllli l,. Sllnnnon, li. look, IC, ,Xmlv-rxon, li, lllmkn-rlp, l', 1'n-fri:-k, ll, lin-yllolds. ll, l.:mmloum-. P ' t' Cl b 'l'llc l,l'0'lL'i'l'lUIl fllllll, consisllng ol' fl group ol' 22 lmoqv-s. is :1 luigllliv :wlivu nwmln-1' ln 1-xlru curriculzu' slclivilios. The purposc of the club is lo show lll0Ylt'h :xml slifh-S lo H10 sfurlvnl lromlv. This lvl ol work IN also lll'lll'lli'l2l.l In H19 l'l'2llIllllg ol luluro Ill'0-l1'K'l'l0HlSlh. l lllllS arc shown frm 1g'r:ulm uno lllrough lwclvc on all Sllllll0l'l'S. Th c Ullll'Ql'N cleclcxl thus your worm-: l,l'CNlilQlll', .lolm Jom-sg Nico l'1'4-slrln-Ill. llolm l 4-ll-Nlxx g0Q'l'l'lIll'-V. lla-vrln Davis: :lml 'l'l'v:xslll'e1'. Dick Aclmlicoll. HV. U. lf. Ill'.x':1nl lmw lm:-1-n our lllYlSUl'. llll x nm: SECRETARIES CLUB Stnlltedl N. l'ow4'll. H. liomlnll. Standing, lvft Io riullt: l'. lillffo. S IIol't'm:11n. f lf Slvin:'1-zulu-, XY, Tllompson, S, Vox, S Vollins. I', Vornmzln. l., N11-xx:'1'l. ll. Hill. I 5 ab,-.-Mi M s I i'onI row V. SIii':iwiIvi'. I . Mild, I , lioi'i1'Iiky. R. Ifvlnlsky, li. I,ilIIIlt'I', II. Nlvljiiision. I , Ibrziskoviv. IC. Zook, I., Shannon. Sm-vonil row f R. Nw-Ivy. II. 'l'ilux. Il. IIIIIIIU-'l'Iy. R. AFIN-'l'IIlilII. R. Iiahos. R. Rm-il. IT. Milli-r, li. l'aniphi-II. II. IIIIIIIHIIQ. 'I'hii-sl row -- .l, .XIII-n. III. Smith. I . Iiiirroxxw. I , Lando, J. Yaisiiowsky, t'. AIt'I'IZIl'IilII1I. .I. Stn-I':in:ik, 17, Yarizin, ti, llarpn-r, A. ltagfr-i', lfourih ron W, th-Ii-Nky. Il, Williams, 1', l4:irtIioIomvw, V. IH-ars. T. Lanilo. L. ll:ixx'le'y. .l. K1-rinshi, Ii. X:ux'o4Ini:1k. II, Ifrh. I iI'lh row - XY. Johnson. II. Iioxwvr. I . .XIII-ie. .I, Booth. ll. IAII'IlIIE'7', II. Iiiiriiivr. .I, Nlohnvy. I', Yas noxxxky, .I. Lark. Future Farmers Cf Amerlca The IYL-st Nlimldh-sex l'haptcl' of Flltllll' FilI'llll'l'S of ixlIl0l'Il'2l was startcd on a nienior- ahh- yn-ar. I953 was tht- 25th anniversary of the Future Ifarinern of Ann-rica Organiza- tion. The chaptor got undcr way with 418 ineinhors who helped make our t'Il2lpI'0l' VL'I'.V suc- l'l'SSfllI. ' IVQ have had many diffcrunt activities in which the nieinhers participated. Sonic of f. thu niorc important ont-5 wcre the Farni Denionstration contcst. Safu Iractoi' driving conA test, I .F.A Round Lp. fir-Id trips, Iivvstock and dairy .judging trains, tht- group prolivct of I2 acres ot' corn. the supervising farming prograin contest. co-operative garlic-n sn-od sales, and tht- fatllvr and son Ilillllll lot. Our offim-rs in-iw: President, Frank Ilraskovicg Vice President, Frank Gorictikyz Sorre- tarlv. liiigciit- Zookg 'l'reasurei'. Robert l eh-skvg Rcportcr, Dave I'aInwr: Scntincl. G1-orgv Hoagland: Chaplain, Ilan N11-Quiston. Mr. Ray Miller was our sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB f'l'0l1f. TOW' -R. tiriindy, I'. Iiopp, M, Mv- NYIiirte1', XI. Nnyiln-r. I'. Stom-In':ike-r. I . Opal. I'. Kvilrivk. S. Youngr, V, NYvIsh, R. Iinrris. I'. .hidvl'son. M. Iiivingxnon, L, Mar' tini. S, 0'K1'e5ik. .l. liivens, Miss Ilnrhin. SBCOI'Ad TOW 1 ll. Sxx'1-4-sm-y, II, l'l:il'k, S. Viillllllllilll. J. ISnrg'oon, R. Waldorf, R. Ili-wb itt. NI. Roni. 1'. Thonipson. M. liooda ll, .I. Sniilvy. M, Sikora. Y. Iiarle-tl. li, IIIIISIIUIIII, L. Ruffo, Third IOW -A N. XYIlitQ'. I'I, l':inon, BI, Fail'- kas. A. .lann-s, l', lkiniplnan, K, M11 ul Iough. I', Uornlnzin. R. INII'f'UIIlI4'II. J, Uplz-f H 1 III II Iii nik, IS. I v1'ik, B, KiIg'ol'v, . I' . . sine, R. McI'IlIi:mey. 'U' sixty iq 44, -5 P QW! Milam Q' .. ... M if I 1 X NWN if . W wi ffm ,sv M A ,qs , ' 4 YG' fl , ,.., - ' QM! ,, ,,g, H H. - . M. 0 an--f wluuw Il PRO l l'he Last Roundup was the setting for the VVest Middlesex Joint Fonsolidated Jun- ior-Senior prom on Mav l5. in the High School Auditorium. It was the last prom in the ilrl Iligli School. Dates entered the eorral over a hridge. .X desert scene included a covered wagon. 4 lctlis and horses. Miss lilizaheth Mitcheltree was in charge of these clever decorations. The girls, in pretty pastel colors, added heauty to the setting. Jimmy I'Ieadlie's Or-V fhestra furnished music tor dancing. Mrs. lidward Erh was soloist. l'receding the dance. placements were made for 95 for dinner at the Methodist Church. Miss Mitcheltree gave the invocation and a short program was presented. YVilliam l,ansf iwne, president of the Junior Class gave the welcome and Robert Nelson, president of- the L enior Vlass gave the response. Sallie Hoffman and David Reynolds sang solos, Jolm Yas nowslev pla-ved his accordion and John Jones entertained with a reading. Following the prom. parents of members of the Junior and Senior classes, in conjunc- - ,, . . . . .- tion with the l'.l..'X., provided an atter prom party. Dancing continued and a t.oor show hv the Ann Ilarveuv 'l'heatrical fo. of l'ittshurgh entertained. Refreslnnents were sesved hbv l lthers as waiters. s.nee the mothers had l'l'L'Il?ll'Cfl the food. Allen Hoagland, president ot tl e l'.'l'.A. was general chairman. Commencement C'ommencemenl exercises were held for lift Seniors on May 22. N353 in the new gynma- sium of lVest Middlesex Joint Consolidated School. A pao-eant Education ffirehitect of Destinhvs' presented hy the memhers ot' the grad- 21 ulting Flass. was directed lm-v Miss M. Cunningham. The proeessional was led hiv Mr. Luther Low, supervising principal and Mr. l'harles amilton, president ot' the 1953 school hoard, who pl'CSClltl'Kt the diplomas. Junior Pla 5-ll x Un March 27, l9544 the Junior class pre- sented their play 'SA Case of Springtimen by liee Sherman. The play was under the direc- tion of Miss lilizabeth Mitcheltree, assisted by student directors Peggy Cornman and llarbara Goodall. The story begins . . . lVhen Bob tried the sawing a woman in half magic trick on the high school princi- pal's daughter. 111' DIDNVI' YVURK. He didn't really hurtfher, but at the rise of the curtain l3ob's already in plenty of trouble. llc can,t convince his girl that he took up magic only when she started tlu'owing him over for a college man and he had to show her how polished and suave he could be. Now he's practically suspected of attempted homi- cide! Meanwhile, the formal coat Bob bor- rowed from her to wear during the magic show gets torn'-f and it comes out she got it from her fatherfthe principle! To hide the dam- age, Bob ducks it in the laundry bag, not ll'l'l' realizing that the bag contains curtains which are to be dyed bright yellow. By the time he finds the real fate of the laundry bag, it is too late. and the outraged principal has discovered everything! Bob's worried family decides to entertain the l'.T.A. ladies in hope that they may intercede for him. But before Bob can prove how misunderstood he is, his innocent- looking kid brother has set up a series ot' home- made booby-traps fmade out of such reliable items as red pepper, electric fans, and hot padsj and the I'.'l'.A. ladies walk right into them. They KNOW' it's all liob's fault. Fran- tically angry. they want to denounce him to the authorities, but it isn't necessary. the authorities, through a misunderstanding are already out after Bob! I must be living under a curse!', cries Bob.. but he's wrong. Events take a sudden and delightful turn, and Bob is on top of the w'orld. This is a .joyous and zestful comedy of youth. SENIOR PLAY The ltlaxwell family has always been an average, down to earth family. No airs, no pretentions, just ordinary people like their neighbors. In fact, that's the life for Papa, Mama, thirteen year old VVilbur, and seven- teen year old Connie. But it's different with fifteen year old Betty Lou. She,s always loved big affairs, important people, and has long aspired to be a debutante. So, she made friends with ultra -ultra Suzanne Coday, daughter of THE V. Hamilton Coday, one of the city's really important men. Suzanne asks Betty Lou to go to the mountains with her for the summer and after much pleading and wail- ing, the parents finally give in. VVhen Betty Lou returns home weeks later, she's a much changed young lady. She not only brings back a very different Betty Lou, but a big idea of Mr. Coday's --- he'll make Papa Maxwell a state representative. Mr. foday tells Mr. Maxwell that he can put him in office just like that - that it,s money in the bank . . . honey in the hive. Mr. Maxwell immediately visions himself the future president of the lfnited States. He starts campaigning like mad and the whole family's hobnobbing with the town's elite, much to the chagrin of son IVilbur who,s irked by baths, manners, combs, and Arthur -the Coday's young son. The Maxwells don't have time for their neighbors anymore, they're too busy. Finally comes the last scene of act two and the big election. The whole family is sitting around the radio, listening to the elec- tion returns. It finally dawns on them that Papa has lost the election. The Todays then disown them, and Mr, Maxwell, friendless and humiliated, informs the family they're moving to another town. The neighbors start return- ing their borrowed goods, and it's then that the Maxwells realize that the real honey in every- one's hive is friends just like these. CHARACTERS IN THE SENIOR PLAY Wilbur Maxwell ...,...., . . .Johnny Jones Betty Lou Maxwell , i . . Nancy Fox Connie Maxwell . . , Iiixlee Hoagland John Maxwell . . . , . Bill liansdowne Janet Maxwell . . . i . .Barbara Goodall Bernadine Smith . i . . ...... Donna Gill Suzanne Coday . . .,.. Barbara IValdorf Arthur Coday . i . . . ,Dan McQuiston Roger Coday . . . . , David Reynolds lVIr. Coday , . . ..... Ronald Gaines Mr. Davis . . ...t., Robert Gurtner Mrs. Davis . Mrs. Allen , . , . i ,YVilda Thompson . , , Eleanor Steingrabe Kgs? , , , I . 5 Q x i. V X Y -2-.1 T. 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Center: Dave l,illll!l'l', l urwznl'4l. The VVesf Middlesex basketball 'rerun has vzmw. State Class 1' ellzunpionsliip for ll1Qfll'Sl eonlplefed the most successful your in the his- lime. ,VVinning 22 and losing 4 games flue fory of The school. They won the Permsyl- team showed its ability to win againsf all odds. siXIy'n'iglH ASKETB LL CHAMPS XVho would have thought that the teaun that wune out to practice last Noveniher would be the new stnte ehzunps in March? The fine sportsxnzlnship they have shown is :L tribute to the coaching they have been given. In the four years Mr. Jzunes Mnreolivio has been here he has developed this fine teani. Next year Wlest Middlesex is going to play in the Uluss A heis- kethall league and will not be :Lhle to defend its C' title. 'l'he.v lose only -11 men: John Jones and Uhnrles lluffo were regulars and Bill Lansdowne and Dun MeQuiston were substi- tutes. Mr. Mareolivio will have three Iltelll- lxers of the first five lmek: Dnve l,2l.lIIl01', lioh Felesky, and Fred Mild. Other Juniors who will be trying for positions next 'veur :ire l'eter lefrieli, Hielmrd Reed. lln-vdn Davis. :ind Dick Addieott. Other lneinhers who will he haek are sophoinores Juke Zngger und Blaine Hununel and Howard Bowser, el l'll'l'Sl'lll2lIl. INDIYIIJVAI. SCORING l'ahner +95 Addieott Jones 281 Bowser Feleslq' 277 iletrivli Mild , 271 Lzmsdowm ltuffo llfi Mefxluiston Reed . +9 ltunnnell Davis 258 lirlm VARSITY lin-tl to right: l'o:1eh Mnreolivio, I . Mild. U. Ruffo. ll, Pillllll'l'. li. l eli-sky. li. l.nnsdowne,, Iinrlt roxv: l'. f'l'fl'l4'k, li. Amldieott. ll. lhlvis, ll. Reed. li. MeQuiston, Mgr.. l'l, look, John Jones. nlusvnt. lYtj llllll YVCM Nliddlcscx 50 T0 +6 69 62 +2 61 58 51 88 72 6+ T6 57 58 99 76 59 Alumni l'nion , , Hickory . . Mf. Jzlcksoll Rust I42lWl'0lH'C Nw' YVilmingfon Bc-sscxner , Grucnville A Hickory Hadley Sandy Lake Shmuboro . Jzuneshmwn Hickory , Frm-doniu Hmllej '.., Sandy Luku Sfonvboro STORES . +22 +8 59 T1 , +0 255 , 59 x+1 , x5+ X325 528 'k+8 ++ 755 X53 9'e+2 5528 553 88 Jamestown . , 60 71 Fredonia , , .. A WSU 612 New Xvillllillgfllll +8 58 Mt. Jackson , , +7 61 Fairview ,,... . WHe+6 T2 Sykesvillu . . . .MHe+2 65 Soufhlnont MHM58 7+ Mt. Joy 1709 Totals 1270 YVun 22 Lost + X XVQ-st Middlcscx Kiwanis 'l'0lIl'IIJllIICll+ X Flaws 1' I102lg'llC Games 559' District 10 Regional fiIlfCI'iliS+'l'it'l', 'Hi' +Vesfcrn livgimml 555:53 State VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Imfl In right. XI. I,u.ll, .l, Kilklzlnml, li, lnmlnll, N. Huttrlmn, J. Hill'I+1U+HlIhW 1 JUNIOR VARSITY lmfl lu l'i2'1lII I'n:u'h M:1l'L'4rIix'iu, II. l lHYSl'1', H, Hlllllllllll, li. .X1l1li1'ull. R. Km-11. l', 1'1-i'1'in'k. lS:l4'li:1'oxx 519:12 I.. 4'l:l1'lin', I.. Fu4lul', J, XY:l11s:lm'k. J. Ibyv. ll, Hrh. MEP. IL Ihlvis. CHEERLEADERS NQ'llU Ulll' XI. l :nl'k:u, l'. Zmnli. J. 'I'hnll1pmuu. l'. .Xlulv-rsum. Lg l'l1:u'lcs llllffo SENIDR STARS Jllhllll-V .Iona-s f Bill I,2lIlSll0Wlll Illl Mc-Quis un JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front row: Maxnaxgrvr, F. I.ivin2'mlnn, Ki. llzurlwr. J. IIt'I'k0YIl'Il, ll. IH-ln':lslcy. ll. I.:u'lc. Il, H1-In-slay. In xtrllvtnr: Mr. Umvzul, :IIilll2l't'!'I l'. l're-stun. A N-I-mul 1-mr: I-'. 1'allnpIn-ll, I , I'I2llH'1'E'IIil, U, III'llXt'l'. IC. .XIIl'lI, J. IIl'Il1Il'I1'IiS0ll. I-, .xIIl'lI, Ii, Will-wx, 'l'hir1l rmx: I.. llnwlvy, W, II:-Witt, J. 1':m::mIx ll Nmlth 1 lux I NI ul D. ' . i, 'I ,....:1xn. , . I mIvr H10 1IIl'cc'IIon of H10 I'I1ysicnI ludu . hon I I ' ' I--1 k'2ll'lll'. Hrs. Ilmrlcm' Mcfllllmvllf' P1 the gllls' mftlmll Iesun was sf:u'IcrI. est NIIQIIIII-sex won its firsf gaunv g.um In New IViImingfon by il score of I - GIRLS' l'runI rnu, ln-It In rlgllli J. IS:1l'tImI1nmfxx, I7 vlvk, XI. Hnull. lizuvk run: Mrs. Mc'l'ullux1gIl, InsIrll4'Inn'1 .l. S, I'IIllIH!Ii. 'I'. l'hillips4 Il, Xlvlntirv, Nm.. over X1-w IViImingIon II-3. Imuf lust tlu- sw, 0-I4-. 'I'Ilc Ivsun UUIIIIIIIICII pI:1-ving' In IIN' spring SOFTBALL TEAM . Iluvi. l,, Su-xx:nl'l. IC, Nts-iuu'r:nIu-, I.. IIll2lE.'IJIYllI, V. H2111 Kirlclnml. N. XYIHI1, XI. hiknrzl. II. X:-kvl'lll'ln. H. Ilvuill. A Xxxg, rx W1 0 . V , .49 V 4 . -si Front Row, l'. tw-friek, lust ructor. ig' ', BASEBALL TEAM left to right -W li, Vraig, G. Larimer. F, Mild, NV. Lansdowne. Second ROW -- W, lfoulk, ll. Ruinnlel. -l. Wausack, R. Heh-sky. Back Row - L. Shannon. li. Fe-lesky. ll, l'nliu1-r, MV, 1'ou':iu, BASEB LL 1953 The XV. M. H. S. baseball tealu, coached by Mr. Robert 'l'owau, extendi fi their winning streak to 20 games before being defeated by Fredonia. Thx won T out of 9 games and finished second in the Class C League. The tea was handicapped by the loss of Don Thompson after the third game. D1 won 2 and lost 1. John Jones took on the pitching duties and finished with L out of 5 record. Joe lvansack had a 1 and 0 record. The rest of the team were, Outfielders'-fllill Lansdowne, Bill Foulk, ai Blaine Runuuel. The catchers were Dick Gelesky and George Lariiuer. I fielders were Dave l'al1uer, Fred Mild, Pete Cefrick, and Bob Felesky. Tl sulzs consisted of Don Craig, Judson Dye, Jinx Berkovich, and David Er 5 x. ,- A TNT. Qi X .I - S, - Managers were Lawrence Clark and Larry Shannon. SCORES Q IVR They UU' T11 Hadley . . . 12 0 Hadley z 8 Sandy Lake . . 2 l Jamestown . 6 Jamestown . 3 l Fredonia , l Fredonia . 0 7 Stoneboro .,.. 8 Stoneboro 10 0 VVon T Lost ' seventy N S.. 4. ,..o ...- X11 u ,A W-vm wr, 'H , --....,, 5 Y : e z --.. ....- if -va. ,.. KT , .... ...- -un. - -.. iffxy if 5 Q - X . . X. xr QQ .s Q :Q-.Q f- -vi . - ., , N ,. ..,. an wx W 1? -Q 5 bl .. . .A .x Nw, A ' 'xx ,.......k. ....,.......y.......-..W-.....Q-- ,xw ,...,....M. -- 1 -.. . Q vi y...-1m-111111111-.1111-nu-1u.1nu1m1u1q1 -.11 1m1,g1ug14g-uu-w1u.111.-...1-.1111111111111-11 NEW E sFlSTER'S SHOPPING CENTER MODERN SHOPPING- CENTER l. Complete line of fresh meat 2. Groceries and Vegetables COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE , l. Service cgrid Accessories 2. Twenty-follfr Hour Towing Service I 'le EXPERT AUTO PAINTING AND BODY WORK FARM AND COMMERCIAL WELDING .f Phone 702 n. I West Middlesex -Hubbard Road 4 'O Q. 3.1! Compliments of , . 1. v REMBRANDT STUDICDS ' xp. A Complete Line of Photographic Supplies 29 West Stote Street il.. SHARON , PA. f 1.1-, 1 111-11.1.5.1-lg-g-.31-1:11-51-1-111 1 1 11,1-1g-4131-1g E. J. MURCHIE AND SONS FLORIST CUT FLOWERS PLANTS CORSAGES Wedding Bouquets and Decorations Funeral Flowers Member ot Florists' Telegraph Delivery Assn. FLOWERS FOR EVERY CDCCASION ' Phone 7288 . ,QF I 33 Vine Avenue Sharon, Pa. Q A 111 1 1 1m1m11,m11m-.1m1y.1m,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 To 1954 Graduating Class of West Middlesex I-Iiqh School Ho 5? 3 I 774 rc - 3 F 5 2 I M ? :--nf 'fl 4 I 4 . 8 . Westinghouse Electric Corporation TRANSFORMER DIVISION Sharon, Pennsylvania 'fs 11-1111111-1u4-.qg1g1un1u1y.111111111 Hamilton's Drug Store 301 Main Street West Middlesex, Pa. 520 Idaho Street Farrell, Pa. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Complete Line of DRUGS AND COSMETICS SCDA FOUNTAIN SERVICE PI-ICTOGRAPI-IIC SUPPLIES Phones - West Middlesex 580 - Farrell 6324 JIMMIE'S DEPT. STORE Two Convenient Locations to Serve You Better West Middlesex, Pa. Farrell, Pa. 201 Main Street 305-309 Idaho St. Phone 537 Phone 9819 Compliments of S. D. THOMPSON ALL Forms or INSURANCE 433 E. Main Street West Middlesex, Pa Phone 9487 West Middlesex Auto Body Albert Yoclz Iames H. Dieaer Complete Frame, Axle, Wheel and Mechanical Service Gfficial Inspection Station No. 5138 Phone 9308 u-411111-.1--1.--.111--111111 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - '- 1'l'1W -'I-M-ll-M1 1 -nn-nn1n:n:m-9-m1n-wn1m1uu-n-1' IW. W. BARRIS SUNOCO SERVICE - INSPECTION STATION I No. 0576 I ' GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING West Middlesex, Pennd. Phone 9462 Compliments of ARNOLD BARRIS TRUCKING .. A , Q COAL, LIME, and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Didl 398 West Middlesex, Pd. -. 1 1- 1 1 1 1 -. - 1 1 ...gin--Q11 - -. 1 -.qqg-yg1p1'1q-1115111115-. Mil e'ght I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I :ri g-31115-.3 1 I I I I I I I I I I I --5 y-two CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WlSl-IES In To the Student Body of West Middlesex, High School FIRST NATIONAL BANK oUE SERVICE is TO SERVE You Make the West Middlesex Bank Your Bank Members of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation West Middlesex, Pennsylvania Campbell Metal Products Co., Inc. STEEL SALES AND SERVICE A Complete Steel Service For the Builder u 4 Steel Pence Posts , Farm Buildings Reinforcing Barn Silos Rod 6. Mesh Corn Cribs Angles, Bars Grain Bins Channels, Plates Hay Keepers I 1, ...-..-.-.....-..-..-. .............. -..-.-.- l -.n--M.-m1m1m1m1m1m1M..-m1,,1m1m1m1m1M1m1m1p.1nup1.m1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ig1g1n1g1g1q1gg1 11--m1nn.-n:q1n1u-ni -. igipin- Compliments of JOSEPH DAVID tr SONS EXCAVATING ts GRADING ooNTRACToRs R. D. No. 2 West Middlesex, Po. Phone: Sharon 77403 Compliments of Shenango Valley Provision Co. 1111111111-.11111.111-11-.g1q1p.q1gi11-mlqlip ........-................-..-.....-.........-.....-..-....-.4. 1g1q1g-.-if-...qi-1---q lg.-. 1-1. 19-11- lg.--ig. ig1g 49111: lll' -4111111111-111-1-1 1 1 -. 1 -up-.1-pg-g1p1 - CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1954 From WH EATLAND TUBE CO. 1 -. .. .- 1 .. - 1 1 .- ....1g-.g1.g1y1qg1un1 .- -. 1 QUALITY MARKET Finest of Meats cmd Groceries 210 Morin Street West Middlesex Phone 320 .pq-5131q1g1u.-u1u1n-Q1p1u1u1uI-M-u-.gg-m1qg1u1m1 SHARON BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. 60 Phillips Way Sharon, Pa. REDI- MIX CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 21913 Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 The Sawhill Manufacturing Company .-....-..-.....-...-....-...-......-.-...-.---..g. g.--1 111g-.-1 I1miata?111111-....q1yig1g1g1,.1-1:11:11 5-.nqqgigiglgi-.1 1 1 - in-I+ Y .-.- 55111-1m-u zhty BEST WISHES To the Class of 1954 from HORTON'S Iewelers Since 1907 Diamonds . . . Watches . . . Fine Iewelry Silverware . . . Leather Goods Dial 5324 712 Broadway Farrell, Pa. 31g-.113-. - 1 1. -. 1 -gl.-m1g.1qu1 - -n---.. - .- .- .- 1 1 1 1 1 -n1il-pp Remember The Name Remember the name WiIIson's when you buy home furnishings. It means dependable quality, finer designs, more of the best known names in home furnishings, more complete home-making services, more value for your money. The name WiIIson's is your assurance of correctness . . . your assurance that whatever you select here will be in good taste, and of a quality that means lasting satisfaction. J. M. WILLSQN AND SONS Sharon, Pa. 13:1 13.-3-1.1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1g.1p-5-g1p-5-g1gq1-1g1q1'1 1 l e X gsmllullhoyy Our best wishes to the l954 graduates! Reddy Kilowatt and his 650 fellow employees of this company sincerely wish to congratulate you and yo classmates on the successful completion of your high school years. PENNSYLVANIA POWER CCMPANY Congratulations 1954 THE SHARUN STURE UI' For the Finest of Campus Fashions - - - - .- 1 1 - 1u1w1uu-ne.-uu1u1u1n1m1m1uun1llu1 1 1 1 1 1 1m1m1m1qn1 - - 1 .- 1 .-winning.-ul1g1nnvu1lu1un Compliments of POLLOCK - TIMBLIN CO., Inc WE SELL THE MOST-BECAUSE We Serve Best V ' 4 , Distributors CARS TRUCKS YOURGA GMC TRUCK C0 SALES - SERVICE PARTS - ACCESSORIES Phillips Way P. C. Box 363 Phone 4018 Shcrron, Po. 11111.-11.-1.-111.111m-1y1.y1y..y1gq BRAINE AND FOREMAN FLORIST cmd GREENHOUSE Sharon - Mercer Road Phone 2304 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES To the Class of 1954 GORDON WARD, Inc. Budd Street Sharon, Penna. Phone 3539 .'1V' Q - - - - - - -........-.......q...,..4....- ........ - - .. - ... Congratulations to the Class ot 1954 x ' ' HORVATH DAIRY FARMS Pasteurized ci Homoaenized Milk SHARON, PA. A. M. Zimmer IEWELER 109 E. State Street Sharon, Pa. Compliments of Mott Robertson ICE CREAM. . .Sl-IEHBETS. . .ICES Sharon, Pa. .5 ' nu- 1 1i1111 1 1 1uu2ul3uug-l?1u1u1u1u-un-u1uu1uu1ul ig.. 14.1 -.g1g1g 1g1u1U-U-lquii -u1ug1u.-u1u1uu1l - I- 31:1-,1p1.1--119111-1-1g1g1g1p-q in-Q11 -1-1.111511 ln-lxlxl D-Q-111g---1-1q1:1n--111-ini:-151 -1:1 lin: l-51 ' +--1. fp CONGRATULATIONS To the Seniors of l954 MitcheItree's Dairy Custard and Ice Cream Compliments to the Class of I954 Romain Tractor Sales FORD TRACTORS . . . DEARBORN FARM EQUIP. Phone 523 West Middlesex, Pa. 1 1 - -I...nl.-.un-un-nu.-un1,,..1l..,11..l1.-104.Quin...ul..-lm...m1nnll1.m1nu1ug1..g1..u1..1-i1g.,1 1 1 Maycliff Cleaners It Your Clothes Are Not Becoming To You They Should Be Coming To Us 26 Sharon Road West Middlesex, Pa. Dial 9448 -.. -. 1 1 1 ... 1gp1q1p-,'1n1n1m-W.-m1m1pq-pm.-.n1m.1qn1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 Kovacs and Fonagy's GOLDEN DAWN FOOD STORE Sharon - New Castle Rd. West Middlesex, Pa Phone 430 x 1 1 1 1 1 1 -m'11m1 .-pm1m.1 1 1M1M1m1m1m1m1m1m1 1 1 1 1 ... - 1 1 1m Grundy's Sterling Service CAR WASHING - LUBRICATION - ACCESSORIES Main Street West Middlesex, Pa. 1 1 1,.1,.....,.1m..m.1m,1,m1m1,,,...,,,..,,.1mf1..,.1,,1,,,1,...,,,.1m.-M1m-.,.1m..m1,,,1, -up-n1n1n J. A. Walker Hardware Serving You Since IQOES Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1954 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11m1m..-M1ln11n.,1ml11m1M1np1,m1m11.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ISALY'S DAIRY Compliments to the Senior Class Main Street West Middlesex, Pa. - 1 1 --ixunxun:nu-um-nu11m1un11m1ml1m1m1m.1m.11m..m1m-m.11m11m1m1 1,l1,m1m1,,.. BEST WISI-IES To the Class of l954 Myer Frank Furniture Store 501 Idaho Street Farrell, Pa. Cut of the Way - Less to Pay 1 1 1 - 1 1 1l..1.l.l1..n1im..u.....m-.uu...nu1m1qu1 1.411m1m1uu1m.1m1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111.-m1m1m...m1m11-.1111.-111 Compliments of METAL SHAPES, INC. West Middlesex, Pennsylvania Compliments of West Middlesex Diner Donald Lark Cr Son EXCAVATING, GRADING, ROAD BUILDING TOP SOIL and FILL DIRT DUMP TRUCK SERVICE J. fl I 339 Gorfield Street West Middlesex, Po. Phone 26 I up 1 1 1 111111pm1m1m.1m1m-m11m1im1im1M15111,141 -m1m1n Compliments of I Garrett and Hollibough GENERAL CONTRACTORS Brick and Block Work North Street West Middlesex, Po. 111.-.1911 fy 1 1,1m1m-.M-511,151 -m1M1,,,.- -.n1g1.,.-.n1m1m11p,-m1m1.m1m1 -. -513.14m Calvert Lumber Company J, E. CALVERT JAMES w. CALVERT Lumber - Sash - Doors - Roofing - Hardware Office - Yard W. Budd Street, Sharon, Pa. Phone 5553 - -Paul W., Glenn, Inc. GENERAL CQNTRACTOR Phones 6206 - 6207 Sharon, Pa. 1g1n1n1p1'p.-1111.-igpqp-gi-1p.p1m1n-141q..,g1g1p.1n1n1n1'y,.-5.15.15-.51 Thompson's Farm Equipment 2 Miles East on Mercer Road Sharon, Pa. McCormick Farm Machines ' 'International Refrigeration Sales and Service Phone 77724 James C. Herrmann REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 1420 East State Street Phone 5997 Sharon, Pa. g1p1g-nn--g-.g1u1q1 - -. 1 1migg-.g-1q1--.g.-gqiggi 1 1 .gpq1q1 - -. 1 1 1,1 1:15-q1M1m1m131.1151-.p1q1g-g1p1q1n1q1 1 111.1-.3-.gg-.g1gig1g1 15 -,I1nu1lm1nu11:in-la1nill-IC-I1I1Uu-11a1l1l1l1n1ln1-llc-nu-l1ll1n1ll1l BeckdoI's Hardware and Sporting Goods Co SPECIALISTS IN SPORTS 33 West state si. Dial 4493 Sharon, Pa. 1 1 - .- 1 1 1 1 1m1m1m1,1,1,1m1,1n1q-1m-n1qiq.....p1 -. 1 1 n 1 -- '- Congratulations From Charles E. Farnicorn Your East Hill Ieweler 819 East State Street Sharon, Pa. Compliments to the Class of 1954 W E N G L E R ' S SHARCDNS RELIABLE IEWELER 50 W. State Street Sharon, Pa. Registered Ieweler . . . American Gem Society M1 1m1m1,...-unxuuxnn-nn-ni-nn-mxlnxmxm:nn-mxnc-ui-ni-ia-nrnu1n1un1n-n-n-nn-n.- Benninger Heating G' Appliances Phone 267 ll6 Main St. West Middlesex, Pa. WESTINGHOUSE . . . MAYTAG . , . TAPPAN Coal and Gas Furnaces and Heaters American Kitchens Home Freezers and Supplies Water Systems and Softeners and Hoover Sweepers .w .u Love's Auto Parts WHOLESALE and RETAIL General Auto Repairing State Inspection Station Phone 24389 sharon, Pa.. 1 1 1 1M1m1pn11m1m1,y,1m1m1 1 1 1 1.1,-nn.-1,111 1 1 1 1 1 ...V . 1 1 Compliments ot Pfau Chevrolet 37 South Main Street Sharon, Pa. 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1M1m1W1m1m1m1n1n1,g1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 151 Compliments of Champion Super Market 107 Broadway Wheatland, Pa. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10,1.m1m1m1,1q1.1g1q1n1m1n1 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 Compliments of Steve Wonsack Dealer in Hardwood Lumber R. D. No. l D West Middlesex, Pa. Dial 20694 1 1 1 1,,..1uu1un1m,.-im1,,,,1im-m.1m,1m.1,m1,,,,.-im1mi11m1m,1 1 1 111115-11-.11.-.1m1pyn1f-Lnn1Mq-nn111-- Compliments of The Cunningham's FOR QUALITY CLEANING Rio 5' Kudelko Idaho and Indiana Phone 6672 Farrell, Pa. -1 1 1ym1m.1m,1ml11m1,m1m1im1im1mi1im1m1mq1m11m1M1 1 1 .- PROTANE BOTTLED GAS Clean . . . Fast . . . Dependable S E W A L L ' S Phone 4500 New Wilmington, Pa uu1uu11:111uu1nn1un11m11m-nu1uu-un-unriui1nn1niu1mi1nii1lnr-micsun1un1nn1 Leyde Automotive Machine Co Repairing and Replacement Parts Pistons, Wrist Pins, Axles, and Springs Cylinders Reground Tire Shimming and Balancing 1 1 1 1n1m1m1n1m1 1 1m1m1 1.1m-. 131 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS - l954 GRADUATES J. S. Hoffman Motor Car Company Established I902 Mercer County's Oldest Automobile Dealer IIB Vine Ave., Corner Silver Sharon, Pa. BE A SAFE DRIVER Gustave Paul, Inc. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Council Avenue Phone 6731 Wheatland, Pa. 1lq1q1q1m -my-M1 1 1 1m-W1 1 1 1 1 1q1in1n,1m,.-mr.-. 1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Yanta Heating and Appliance Phone 9343 R. D. No. I West Middlesex, Pa. FURNACES TELEVISION PLUMBING Coal R C A Stewart Warner Rheem Hot Water Heater Gas Crosley Sunbeam American Standard Oil Philco Superflex Bathroom Outfits Record Center Radio Phonograph Sales and Service Shenanao Valley's Largest Record Shop 205 Roemer Blvd. Farrell, Pa. Phone 7-7063 1-1g1 1 1 1n1g1q1g1-11g1g1g1g1g1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1q1g1 1un1un1uu1iui1uu1un1my1mi-mi-im1...1lm1mi1M-.m1m-M1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.ul 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ml1W1.M1.m11,111.m1mi1g.,1m,1m,1i.i,1nn11m1im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, Allum Motors, Inc. DODGE - PLYMOUTH 1300 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. Phone 4191 1 l CLOTHES 1 compliments of For High School Girls - Boys MEI-1L'5 MENS STQRE THEgFQgII:SX11lgg'1I:IORE 1 RICHMAN'S CLOTHES 5 Sharon, Pennsylvania I I I I E ...,..1ni1m1...1....1..,.. .. .. 1,,,,.. .. -.,..,.-,..,...,.,,1,,,,...,,.1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1... 1 1 l K1nBY's SHOES I I For the Entire Family YOUR JEWELER . ' ' Phone 25959 f 44 East State' Street 1 ' l h P . Phone 5426 . Sharon, Pa. 1 S cron' O 1 I 1 Phone - Sharon 22356 Allen Hap Hoagland Representing American Farmers Mutual Insurance Fire, Marine, Casualty ci Auto 1nsurance R. D. No. 1 Mercer, Pa. 1 ... 1 1,1 1 1 ,1mi1mi1mi1mi1un1uu-.. 1 1m1m1m1uii1uu1ixni1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m -im-lm1nn1nn1ii:..im:-un-nu--un1nn1-ui1un:-uu1un 101111111-111111. Compliments of FRED BOAL West Middlesex, Pa. .Compliments of CHATEAU OF BEAUTY 1636 E. State Street Phone 29413 MOORE'S- -ELECTRIC 205 E. State Street Sharon, Pa. YOUR MAYTAG DEALER W1 1 1 1iinu.. .-M1 1 1un1nn1 1 -..n1m1g1.g1l..1m Compliments of I' NEW WILMINGTON FROZEN FOOD W. S. GARRET1' Phone 2641 d -.. 1 1 .-.1,.,,1inu1,,,,1iui-ni1.m1,,,,1,.,1 ZIPAY BROTHERS TINNING and ROOFING Warm Air, Oil and Gas Furnaces 119 Budd St. Sharon, Pa. Phone: 2-7664 BOOTS TIRE SERVICE New Wilmington, Pa. Phone 4809, GUARANTEED RE-CAPPING HICKORY TIE SHOP Hickory Bldg. Route 62 Merce-r Road lWard's Dairy and Hickory Bldg.l Any Tie in Our Store - 51.00 Compliments ot' KAUFMAN 'S CHEVROLET New Wilmington, Pa. 111:11 nu-un 1im1uu1iin1ini 1un1iiii1nu1iiii1iiu.-nu 1,m1i.u 1.1. 1.m1n..1..,, ...mi 1iiu1nu--pi lm ,im ...M .1441 1 1 1..q1l..1n1,..1..g1m1 1 .- .- Compliments of KING MUSIC SHOP MUSIC PRIVATE INSTRUMENTS ALL INSTRUMENTS 29 So. Water Ave. Sharon, Pa. Phone 2-2I 85 Compliments of MOSS ARMY STORE I24 West State Sharon, Pa. Compliments of GARRICKS SMART APPAREL. . . FURS Sharon, Pa. LEWIS LEVINE vouR CLOTHIER Farrell, Pa. Compliments of THE O'NEILL COFFEE CO. 1544.-g4.1.q,1gq1 1 .-1.-q-Q1 1 1. 1 -. 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of I 954 KAY DRISCOLL 212 East State Street Sharon, Penna. Phone 3794 SILVERMBN 'S SHARON'S MOST POPULAR SHOE STORE Sharon, Pennsylvania When in Sharon, Shop at MURPHY'S 47-6I E. State Stre-et The Store of Service With a Smile --uu1un1un--11-1--1-'1 1 1 h d dt 1 1 1 1.y41m1uli.-M1i:in1i.,11iiu1pii1 1 1 115.1-uu1mi1i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 POLANGIN MUSIC STORE Pianos, Instruments, Music, Records 24 South Dock Street Phone 7031 Sharon, Pa. ELECTRIC SERVICE :S SUPPLY CO. APPLIANCES --- CONTRACTORS 19 S. Dock St., Sharon, Pa. Phone 2400 1,1 1un1mi-.1 1,.1....1.iu1,...1 1u.i1...1m.1u..1im1im.. 1H1m1.ui.1im-im.-.IU1M1,,.,...,m1.m1W1,w..,g.-my Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 HARRIS SNACK BAR Route 18 West Middlesex Sharon Road Phone 792 McCLAIN'S TOWN 6 COUNTRY FURNITURE 1822-34 East State Street Phone 22177 Sharon, Pa. 1m1w1g1 -W1iiii1.,.1uu1uu1nii1iiii1 1 1im1iiu1m1mi1uu1u1 1 1 1iiu1iiu-iiu1uii1 1,011 1 1 1.4. swiss EXPERT WEITZEN 'S Watchmakers . . . Jewelers 409 Idaho Street Farrell, Pa. -11:11 1 1 --.:1ni-im1...,1,..,1m-nu1mi1m,1,,,1mi1.,.1..,...,.,1 Compliments of SUPERIOR CLEANERS 6. FURRIERS Polarized Fur and Woolen Garment Storage Sharon 86831 SOUTH SIDE KORNER MARKET End of South lrvine Avenue on Route 62 EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE .-,.,,1ini1mi1im-,N1im1,.,,....m1..,,.-mi.-mi1mi1M1.,.1,,1.g1m1q...m-..m1.n1im1...,....,,.-....1m.1ui11ini1na1uu1u 1 in MID - AMERICA RESEARCH CORPORATION Manufacturers of Mighty Mite PHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY Famous For Their Home-Made Candy THE IDEAL BAKERY 27 River Ave. 20 Thornton Ave. 723 Broadway SHARON, PA. SHARON, PA. FARRELL, PA. Phone 6959 Phone 9659 Phone 3503 I VISIT l , - SERVICE STATION IACKSON S I CONFECTIONERY F GAS - OIL - GROCERIES - AND 1 GENERAL REPAIRS Main Street I ' F Phone 9298 West Middlesex, Pa. I West Middlesex, Pa. II-iw? llllli IIII 1- ?l4llllWTWl T lui i TlWill'il1liltllilll7lIl7 i ills-an 15131149-u 15111 -nn 337 I l Compliments of I E. KOLEDIN CO. CLARK' PLUMBI sto the NG I ENGINEERING - CONSTRUCTION ll CLASS OF N54 Carbaugh Street W. Middlesex, PQ. Phone 9264 Q Wes' Middlesex' PO' I ..- .... - - -.w-...-...-W-...-,..-,.- .... - - -I.-.,.-WlI.-,.-..-..-..-...-,.....-.,-..,-...-..-.,-,.-..-,.- u E I ii BEST W'5HE5 II TAM O' SHANTER - I To the Senlof Class of I one of Pennsylvoniols Finest I Public Golf Courses I DAUGHERTY 6. BE:E:Rs i We , 8 ENTERPRISE iiuiiiui--.11-.-1111...1u1uu I I I I Sharon - W. Middlesex Road r n1im1m1m1mi.-m,..m1ln1im1im1mi1mi1,n1m1,. 1 DANNY VIVOLO'S MODERN SHOE SERVICE 803 Roemer Blvd. Farrell, Pa. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. l2 Water St., Sharon, Pa. Only Singer Has Them All - Straight Needle - Slant Needle Sewing Needle - Zigzag Compliments of SHEEHAN PLUMBING 6 HEATING 30 So. Dock Street Phone 5284 Sharon, Pa. I w1g1,,g-.g1g1ua1m1g-Lm1u,,1m.1.,,1W.. 1 .410 ' a Compliments of FICKES BARBER SHOP Main Street West Middle-sex, Pa. -....u..n1u1u1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -,m1u.-.ui 1m1m1n1 1 1 1m1.i.1nn1im1.m1...1.i1.m1 1 1.1.1 HUDSON'S SUPER MARKET 249 West Budd Street We Give S 81 H Green Stamps SHARON, PA. Phone 24232 SPANO STUDIOS 704 Roemer Blvd. Farrell, Pa. Photos Taken at Your Conveni ce Dial 6047 FRANTZ MACHINE CO.. INC. E. S. FRANTZ Vice President and General Manage Vine and Franklin St., Sharon, Pa. BEST WISHES From AMERICAN LAUNDRY Sharon, Pa. H111 1 1 1.m1m.1 1...l1,...1.i..1 1 1 1 1m1m.1m.1im1 1 1 1lm1lm1.m1.m1m.1m,1,1111.11 1 1 Phone 71219 GEARHARTIS KING OFFICE I MACHINES CQ, AMOCO STATION Underwood Agency - Mercer County GAS. r 'OIL' l 'GROCERIES All Makes Portables TOM KING Phone 530 206 East State Street Sharon, Pa. West Mlddlesexf P0- I I W. s. BELL I' West Middlese-x, Pa. GROCERIES 81 NOTIONS FARM IMPLEMENTS AND pl-,One 351 BARN EQUIPMENT ' 1 West Middlesex, Pa. Office - Dial 380 1 ' 4, Residence - Dial 125 I Compliments of MRS. GEORGE LAURIE Ladies Ready-to-Wear 1mi-- 1 1 1 1i:...uu.-im1im--uu1nu1:1111im1im1nu-un1-im11m1nu.-un1uu1uu1un.-.un1im1uu-nu1 1 1 1 1 106 E. State Street Sharon, Pa. BRUNET BLOCK CO. Dial 591 West Middlesex, Pa. 1im1 1 1 -- 1ui..mi...mi1.im.1nu11m-nn1uu-nn--im1mi1-nn1-mi-im1iiui1iiiu1uni-111.11411--uu1un1 1 1 1 1-1 G. G K. ELECTRIC SERVICE. Inc. WIRING RCA VICTOR APPLIANCES FIXTURES 44-46 Vine Avenue Phone 2-7075 Sharon, Pa. M1 1 1 1.11ml-ml1.m1m.1u..1..,.1.5,11m-.,,.,1.m-.ml1iui111.1-.,,,1.,.,1,..,1ml..W1im1,,,,1.,,1m11.,,1 1 1 1 HICKORY GIFT AND TOY SHOP Gifts and Toys tor All Occasions Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily Hiickory Bldg.-Hermitage Sharon-Mercer Rd. im1mi1mi11m1uu1i':1iiii-uii1uu1ma-uu1uu-nu1uu1m1w1un1iui1iui1m11nu--we-uii1uu1uu1uu1uu1uu1im1uu1nu--im- h d d 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1un1q1g1gn1g1n1g1y1g1g14.1y1gg1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 154-qg1g1m1y up1q- ..uu1n.l1 1 1 1 -.W1.,1m1m1m1m1.n1..1...1y1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Campbell Company Building Materials Ready Mixed Concrete Prefabricated Units Fuel Oils New Wilmington, Pa. Phone 5200 Compliments to the Class of l954 Wards Dairy Sharon - Mercer Road ' Compliments of Villa Nova Where Friends Meet Friends and Sharon Meets Farrell - lohn and Katherine Yonek Marks Music Shenanqo Valley's Music Center Cor. Fruit and Idaho Farrell, Pa. Phone 7-7629 -le ------- - - -m.-m.- -..-.-.- - -m.-....-...-- - -.- 1- -- .. , - - - .p Compliments of B O L 0 T I N ' S FOUR DEPENDABLE STORES Greenville Sharon b Newt Castle 'N Compliments of Ivor J. Lee Plumbing and Heating Company Scotty's Men's Shop WHERE STYLE BEGINS Varsity Town Under-Grad Clothing l22 E. State St. Dial 5700 Sharon, Pa. 145-gq1m.1m.-.m..-u.,1..,,11ul1.m1m.1nn-.um1M1.wilw-.lun-.1111u..1u.,1,.,,..,m1,.,.-gu1m1gu1 1 1 - Compliments to the Class of l954 Tribby's Hardware SEEDS AND FARM SUPPLIES ' Phone 215 West Middlesex, Pa. , 1 1 -u-uuzuuzuuzuu-un-nu -v--- m1uu-uu-nu-m,kul-ul-uu-m-un-uu1uu- - - -.. 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11111.11.-,,1mi-gm11m1m1m1m1M1m1,m1 1 1 1 1 Phone 5505 DeForeest Buick Company 72-90 So. Main Avenue Sharon, Pa CADILLAC ci BUICK ' Sales and Service ii' Compliments of Golden Dawn Food Stores lf lt's Golden Dawn lt's Good Compliments of Victor Printing Company The Best in Printing Since 1919 PRINTING IS OUR SPECIALTY, NOT A SIDELINE Phone 21735 Valley Way 8. Phillips St. Just off B dd SHARON, PA. Compliments of Northside Furniture Co. 905 Broadway Farrell, Pa. Phone 5571 I 1 :111 ul-aln1ul-Mir?-un1m-lu1mn1u1nl1m 1111111 1 1 1,.1,1,1,,,,1,,,1m1,,,..,y.1.u.1,,,1,,,.1 1 -vm1m1pq1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..-m1m1 1 1m1 L CONGRATULATIONS . l 5ef 0fS Of V954 NOGA AMOCO SERVICE l l334 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. Agents for Westinghouse R' D' 2 Pulaski' PG' RCA Zemf Inspection simon No. 0645 Youngstown Kitchens Q mr --W1 nnuv :n- nuun --1-mu-nu-nu- vruu 111v n n-mv-ii1m1H- 1 '-M1l '-l 1 1 '- 1 1 '1 I l INSURANCE AGENCY EVERYTHING IN SPORTS west Middlesex, PQ. 318 Idaho Street Farrell, Pa. Phone 558 Phone 2-4568 l l 1 1 - - -mn1nn1tm1m1rm1nu..n-u1nn1nm1lm1uuinn1mm-nu--un1uu1nu1nu1un1nnu1un1n1n-'WI1 1 1mu-un- GREETINGS FROM YOUR PRINTER ' Congratulations to the Seniors ot l954 May You Have Success and Happiness Painesville Publishing Company Painesville, Ohio -.m,.11m.-m.1uu 1un11,m1m.1,m-.tm 11m 1.m 11m 1lnv1 my.. ml 1 H -nn 1m.1m,-.ml ...m1qn1un11m-nm -un-pn-nn-nu1'm 11m1m 11m The 'Senior Class Wishes to Thank all those qood peo- 'ple who have helped to make our Oracle a success. We also Wish to thank those who have provided a beautiful new school building for our final year at West Middlesex I-Iiah School 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1un1..,1nnn1lm104.1nn..mn...m1m..m1mn1uli.-an-m4.1pq1.q1u... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m 0 llllllflftkll vlvv SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES NILES ROLLING MILL DIVISION Niles, Ohio DETROIT TUBE 8: STEEL DIVISION De+roi+, Michigan BRAINARD STEEL DIVISION Warren. 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