Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

ff -1. '1- lf I '1 ' 5 5. I VY The SCHOOL EMBLEM is used on The class rings and symbolizes groducfion, every students clim. The eagle on The Top is 0 much belpved figure To all students Clncl olumni of Youngs- ville High. 'I QQ Q ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SEVIORS Aquila Produced by Aquila Staff I 960-6 I UN DERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES Mr. Albright DEDICATIO The Aquila Staff ot 1961 takes great pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Robert Albright, who has been teaching at Youngsville, since 1931. Mr. Albright received his B.S. Degree in Agriculture Education at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. Before coming to Youngsville, he taught one year at Conneautville, Pennsylvania, and tive years at Prospect Ohio, altogether devoting thirty-six years to teaching. Along with handling the instruction ot Vocational Agriculture, in our school, Ivlr. Albright sponsors the Future Farmers of America Club. Mr. Albright received the State Farmers' award for two years, and in 1957 he was awarded a wrist watch tor 32 years of Service in the field ot Agricultural Education. ln his tree time he sells Erie Insurance, which consists of Auto, Casualty, Burglary 81 Fire, with his ofhce being in his home. He also devotes much time to working on theYoungsville Fair Board. 4 ll LISTENING ATTENTIVELY are two students as STUDYING QUIETLY under the helpful assistance of Mr. Albright are ilett Mr. Albright explains a procedure of modern to rightl Dennis Messinger, Howard Camp, James Apthorp, David Turner, agriculture. l Donald Rapp, Wayne Matve, Phillip Harkins, Anson Devore, Virgil Bailey, and Bruce Matve. DEMONSTRATING THE USE OF THE DRILL PRESS to Dennis Haight is Mr. Albright while Richard Abraham works on another proiect. 5 FOREWORD The Aquila staff presents this book in hopes that it may permanently record the many Wonderful Moments to Remember in Youngs- ville's i960-ol school year. We have kept the delivery date in August so we could once again give you the fullest coverage of the year's events. For our cover we are using the senior class colors of blue and white. The figure of the eagle on the front symbolizes for Us as it does for our nationg freedom, courage, and spirit. We of the Aquila staff extend to the class of 1961 the best wishes for success and pros- perity in the years ahead. May you never forget your high school days as you reminisce through the pages of this year's Aquila. Lois Rydholm Editor Adlministration SCHODL BOARD Left to Right: Mrs, Doris Rapp, Kenneth Franklin, Francis Briggs, Frank Briggs, Robert Sweetland, Bernarr Whiteley, Donald Abraham, Max Davis, Kay Burleigh, Robert Spencer, Dillen Vroman, WITH THE BEGINNING of the new Hscal year, July l, l96l, all of the schools of The Broke-nstraw Valley Joint School System became merged into one district. Plans are also being made to construct two new elementary schools. The sites for these new schools have been selected, one being in Youngsville Borough ancl the other in Pittsfield Township. Plans are also being made to convert the present elementary school in Youngsville into part of the High School. THE FOLLOWING are the members of the Board for 1960-oi school year: Mr. Ernst K. Oviatt, President Mr. Homer Wolfe, Vice President Mrs. Florence H. Spencer, Secretary lNon-memberl Mr. Donald E. Abraham Mrs. Ada Beardsley Mr. Francis Briggs Mr. Frank Briggs Mr. Kay Burleigh Mr. Noyd Chappel Mr. Noble Clark Mr. Edward B. Day Mr. Max W. Davis Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald Mr. Kenneth J. Franklin Mr. William Gustafson Mr. Charles Huston Mrs. Louella Johnson Mrs. Doris L. Rapp Mr. Marlin Schnell 8 Franklin Schumacher Robert M. Spencer Robert E. Sweetland Kenneth Stowell Kermit R. Vicander Dillen Vroman Bernarr Whitely Mr. MaTThews Took over This year as principal To fill The vacancy lefr when Mr. John Harvey, The former principal resigned. Previous To This appoinTmenT, Mr. MaTThews TaughT from 1950 To 1960 aT Corry High School in Corry, Penna. He works in coordinaTion with Mr. Sherwood and The faculTy To provide a smooThIy func- Tioning school for The sTudenTs. Mr. Sherwood has been he supervising prin- cipal for The BrokensTraw Area School SysTem since July of 1954. He Tries wiTh a kind, buT firm hand To guide The school Toward a beTTer and yeT finer means of educaTing The sTudenT enrolled in our sysTem. Mr. Sherwood does This by work- ing in close coordinaTion wiTh The school board and our communify. PRINCIPALS MR FELIX MATTHEWS MR. H. J. SHERWOOD High School Principal Supervising Principal KEEPING THE MINUTES AND BOOKKEEPING for The school board is Mrs. Spencer along wiTh Mrs. CrafT, who does accounTing for all The caTeTerias in The school disTricT. They boTh acT in The ca- paciTy of recepTionisT by handling The Telephone calls and visiTors. II'f '7 gtk! . -lg ' E CAREFULLY ADDING The expenses of The Youngs- ville cafeteria, is Mrs. CraTT. SECRET RIES FIGURES and MORE FIGURES are The essential part of Mrs. Spencer's work SECRETARY for The HIGH SCHOOL and Mr, MaTThews is Mrs. Johnson. Her duTies and iobs include Typing TesTs, making up The daily buIIeTin, accounT work for acTiviTies, and recording sTudenTs grades in The per- manenT record folders. WHILE PREPARING The DAILY BULLETIN, Mrs. Johnson pauses To happily greeT a visiTor who has entered The oHice. l ,., ,, 10 HOME A D Sl HOOL VISITOR EDWARD J. TURCHAN Guidance Counselor University ot Pittsburgh Graduate work, University of Pitts- burgh Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Reading, Music GUIDANCE COUNSELOR is Mr. Tur- chan. The purpose of the guidance service is to enable the student to learn about the school's opportuni- ties, to help the student know his in- terests and abilities, and to help plan the student's high school pro- gram so that he will be prepared for his future life. Mr. Turchan's office is open at all times to help the student with his or her problems. THE HOME AND SCHOOL VlSITOR'S purpose is to bring about better understanding among the child, the parents, and the school. One aspect ot his iob is to bring about better attendance at school. The iob involves some of the following re- sponsibilities: I. to help the pupil End a career suited to his talents and abilities and help him to pursue the chosen career. 2. to help the school provide the most ade- quate programs and courses. 3. to help parents understand the school and what it does for the children. 4. to show the community the responsibilities it has toward its children. MR. G. REID PIERCE American History, Home 81 School Visitor Lebanon Valley College Graduate work: Pitt, Allegheny, Albion, and Edinboro Hobbies: Galt, Gardening, and Athletics GUIDANCE LIRSE AND DCCTORS MISS HELEN PIPER is The school nurse Tor all of The schools in our disTricT. She assisTs in medical and denTal examinoTions, weighs and measures all sTudenTs annually, TesTs The sTudenT's eyes and ears, and adminisTers TirsT aid in case of accidenTs. ln general, Miss Piper is in her office as much as possible To comTorT all of our aches and pains. DR. THOMAS H. GETTINGS has served as Youngsville High School's docTor for many years. Some of his services include, emergency service on The fooTball field or any oTher ac- cidenT aT school, annual physical examina- Tions of all aThleTes, and physical examina- Tions for sfudenfs in grades 7 and ll. DR, A. N. STILLINGS for several years has served as our school denTisT. Once a year he visiTs our school To perform denTal examinaTions for grades 7, 9, and ll. Records are lcepT on The sTudenTs and TreoTmenT for deficiencies and proper care of The Teefh recommendcdions are made. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS BEING THE FIRST Youngsville High School sTudenT To parTicipaTe in The American Field Service Ameri- cans Abroad Summer Program was a greaT occasion Tor Miss Mary Ann Johnson, daughTer of Mr. 84 Mrs. W. V. Johnson. LEAVING MONTREAL, CANADA, on The M.'S. Seven Seas, began Mary Ann's Trip. Following her arrival in Flushing, Holland, a Train carried her To Paris where she spenT Ten days. TOURING THE COUNTRYSIDE around Diion, France, where Mary Ann lived, and gaining knowledge abouT The French people occupied mosT of her eleven-week's visiT. BEST SUMMARIZINO THE PURPOSE oT The program in which Mary Ann parTicipaTed is The moTTo of This organizaTion which is as follows: 'Walk TogeTher, Talk TogeTher, oh ye peoples of The world. Then and only Then will There be peace. ONE of MORE Than EIGHTEEN HUNDRED American Field Service exchange sTudenTs in The UniTed STaTes This year, is KirsTi Ahde from Helsinki, Finland. KirsTi sperm' The IasT year wiTh The H. J. Sher- wood family in Youngsville, Pa. She aTTended Youngsville High School and graduated as a mem- ber of The senior class of l96l. Upon reTurning To Finland, KirsTi plans To pursue The sTudy of medi- cine in order To become a physi- cian. Her experience in The UniTed STaTes has been a very meaningful one. BUS DRI ERS PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION, the bus drivers toke the stu- dents daily to ond from school. In this picture ore lfrom left to rightl Floyd York, Michael Arden, Alton Messenger, ond Robert Meobon. ANITOR PATIENTLY WAITING in his bus for the big rush is Roy Hoiner while Joe Gurdok watches over his shoulder. SETTING UP TABLES in the elementory gym for the students who corry their lunches is o doily task of ionitor, John Lyszoz. CLEANING ERASERS is on absorbing tosk for custodian, Pork Hodok. ' ms. ws, .. W L21 BAKING A CAKE for the next doy's lunch uf.. is Mrs. Mildred Jones. In the background, Mrs. Edno Wood cleans up offer o busy lunch period. CAFETERI wf-ii.. PREPARING the DESSERT To finish c nourishing mecil are Mrs. Florence Mourer ond Mrs. Jessie Peterson. BUSILY SERVING THE STUDENTS during one of the three lunch periods of the day ore Mrs. Florence Mourer ond Mrs. Mildred Jones. students lleft to rightj Borboro Moniok, Mory Jo Schillinger, Andreo Lefik, ond Norma Kirk. 15 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS A FAMILIAR FIGURE to oll students is Mrs. Armor Johnson who hos served os o substitute in our school for I5 yeors. FOLLOWING GRADUATION from Grove City, Mrs. Johnson did groduclte work ot Penn Stote. PRECEDING THE POSITION O-I substi- tute, Mrs. Johnson tought commercial subiects ot Youngsville. Her hobbies dre bridge ond Collecting cooking receipts. TAKING THE PLACE of Mr. Sloslcy who wos ottending o convention ond Mr. Borton who vvcls ill hove been only CI few ot her substitutions this year. SUBSTITUTING FOR MR. BORTON, who recently suffered from o heart ottock, Mr. I-lorvey Sonden hos token over sen- ior P. O. D. dnd eighth grode history closses. GRADUATING FROM EDINBORO, Mr. Sdnderi did grodudte Work ot the West Virginia University ond Columbia Col- lege. The hobby of Mr. Sdnden, who is o resident ot Sugar Grove, Po., is wood working. 3 Faculty CCMMERCIAL DEPARTME T OBJECTIVES OF THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: CII To provide o vocational training for those who plon to- earn their living in the business world, Courses designed to meet this objective are Typing I ond II, Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics, Shorthond I ond Il, Tronscription, Business English, and Office Proctice. KQI To provide useful ond workoble skills of busi- ness for odoption to personal needs. Subiects such os Business Math, Bookkeeping, Typing l, Personol Typing, and Record-Keeping occom- plish this obiective. f3I To enoble the pupil to become ci more useful citizen through o better understonding of our economic world. This is accomplished through General Business, ond Consumer Economics. High scholostic cis well os personal roting ore needed to assure success in the progrom and in the employment opportunities it presents. GOING OVER the WORDS on ci shorthand test is Mr. Ingols. CHECKING the PROGRESS of Barbara Wolfe is Mr. Swartz. Left to right are Janice Wolfe ond Mildred Eastmon. RICHARD L. SWARTZ Bookkeeping, Generol Business, Typewriting, Record Keeping, Consumer Economics 8: Mothe- mcttics Indianci State College Clubs: Aquila 81 Senior Closs I Hobbies: Piano 8: Bowling WAIDE O. INGOLS Shorthond I,2, Typing 2, Business English, Office Practice, Tronscription lndiona State College Graduate work: Penn State University Clubs: F.B.L.A., Key Club Hobbies: Community activities, Kiwonis Club, Adult Education, Hunting, Fishing 18 DRIVERS EDUCATION INSTRUCTING A CLASS of JUNIORS, Mr. Beichner outlines the principles of safe driving. Left to right are Ronald Young, William Johnson, Robert Vicander, James Sample. WILLIAM M. BEICHNER Safety Education, World History Clarion State College, Penn State Graduate Work: Penn State Hobbies: Movies, Golf, Bowling DRIVERS EDUCATION offers fundamental and practical information on The handling and care of the automobile To each high school iunior. For Twelve weeks out of the year the student is given actual on The road practice Twice a week under The supervision and instruction of Mr. Beichner. Students found the movies on Safety Education presented in class were of great value in em- phasizing responsibility, -alertness, caution, and safety. HOME ECONOMICS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS SERVIDEA Cleft to rightl Sally Wertz, Elaine Mathews, and Juanita Reed learn the art of proper table setting. MISS RITA M. SERVIDEA Jr. Hi Homemaking, Voca- tional Home Economics, Villa Maria Club: F.H.A. Hobbies: Reading, Records, Cooking, Sewing, Driftwood Collection HOME ECONOMICS is to pre- pare girls for their role as housewives and mothers. The girls are shown the responsi- bilities they will have as homemakers. They are taught skills which are vital to their becoming successful home- makers. GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS is required by all Junior High Girls. EXPLAINING THE PRINCIPLES OF English is Miss Adams. Lett to right are Gary Gruttaria, and Patricia Mathers. CHARLES SLOSKY English 7,8 Thiel College Hobbies: Philosophy and Sports Clubs: Aquila HELPING ROBERT JOHNSON WITH HIS HOMEWORK is Mr. Slosky. Left to right, back to front, are Margaret Long, Cary Clark, Robert Johnson, Mr. Slosky, Karen Jewell, Martha Wiler, Joel Huselton, and Leonard Thompson. :K K. N . . E GLISH MISS KATHERINE A. ADAMS English and Speech Clarion State College Graduate Work: Edinboro State College Hobbies: Reading and Traveling Clubs: High School Dramatics HERBERT H. JOHNSON English Pennsylvania State University Graduate Work: Pennsylvania State Univer- sity Hobbies: Sports, Carpentry work, 84 Land- scaping Clubs: Coach Jr. High Football 84 Basketball WITH RULE IN HAND Mr. Johnson expresses his point. Left to right are Virgil Bailey, Sharon Fuller, and Anson Devore. WORKING TOGETHER, teachers ot English prepare students for lite in an ever changing world which de- mands perfection in communication. THROUGH ILLUSTRATION AND EXPLANATION stu- dents are instructed how to make their written and spoken English more effective. APPLICATION OF ENGLISH SKILLS, In English, other classes, and life outside the school, is our goal. l -i DEP RTME T MRS. DORTHEA M. TAYLOR English 10,11 Edinboro State College Graduate work, Penn State Breadloat School ot English Clubs: Broadwalk, Poetry contest Hobbies: Swimming, Writing, Hiking REGARDlNG SHORT STORIES Written by sophomores is Mrs. Taylor. MISS EDITH YORK Reading 7,8 English 7 Edinboro State Hobbies: Leather-cratt, Riding EXPLAINING A DIFFICULT assignment to a class of Spanish ll seniors is Mr. Green. Left to right: William Clough, Dick Olson, Mr. Green, Sarah Chase, and Dave Phanco. HELPING SOME SEVENTH GRADERS with reading scales is Miss York. Left to right: Miss York, Robert Eastman, and Edward Coleman. l Q l I ' Q l 111 JOHN GREEN Latin 1,2, Spanish 1,2 Bob Jones University Graduate work: Bob Jones Grad. 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JERRY WESTOVER LARRY MARAFKA Algebra I, ll Math 8, 9, 84 I2 Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry Indiana State College Indiana State College Clubs: Ass't. Football Coach Sc F.T.A. Hobbies: Fishing, Boating, and Hunting. Hobbies: Hunting, Athletics, Reading, Music 84 Dancing. ANSWERING QUESTIONS in a seventh grade math class is Mrs. Connely. Lett to right are George Yucha, Elaine Rhodes, Ruth Winans, Dixie Clough, and Sheryl Vorse. MRS. J. L. CONNELY Math 7 84 8 George Washington University Clubs: 7th, grade class Advisor Hobbies: Handicraft 84 Millinary MATHEMATICS is an essential part ot the school's curriculum. Mathematics is important because it gives the student the power of reason- ing and the need tor logical thinking. The courses of math oitered are: General Math, Algebra I, Plane Geometry, and Advanced Algebra. PHYSICAL EDLICATIO MRS. MARGUERITE HEDMAN Health, Physical Education Lock Haven State College Clubs: Cheerleaders, Girls' intramurals Hobbies: Swimming, Sewing TRAMPOLINE PRESENTS a PROBLEM to seventh grade girls, left to right: Joyce Abraham, Mildred Finlan, Delores Alexander, Ruth Winans, Mrs. Hedman, Elizabeth Ford. PHYSICAL EDUCATION is taught in school to promote physical fitness, an appreciation of healthful living, and mental alertness among the students. COOPERATION and the rules of good sports- manship are stressed by the instructors. INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM are dancing, tum- bling, work on the gymnastic equipment, track and field, volleyball, and softball tor both boys and girls. TUMBLING BRINGS LOADS of FUN tothe seventh grade boys, but to Mr Tubbs it is a skillful part of gymnastics. ALAN L. TUBBS Physical Education, Health Lock Haven State College Graduate work: Temple 84 Penn State Clubs: Varsity Club, J.V. Basketball Hobby: Sports 23 USING A MIRROR to show Kathleen Cowan the eFFects of the Vander Gott generator is Mr. Erikson. JAMES MILLER Jr. High Science Clarion State College Hobbies: Home movies and Hunting SCIENCE LESLIE L. ERIKSON Physics, Algebra I, General Science, Physical Sci- ence Edinboro Graduate Work: Penn State Hobbies: Cabinet making, Mie- chanics JOSEPH FRELICK Biology 84 World Culture Theil College Graduate work: University of Missouri Hobbies: Students, Athletics Fishing 81 Hunting - - Q X I -Q il HELPING SOPHOMORES with their biology notebooks is Mr. Frelick Left to right are Larry Fitzgerald, Bonnie Nelson, Eric Johnson, Kath- erine Lucia, John Smith, Mr. Frelick, and David Persing. EXPLAINING HOW ANIMALS PROTECT themselves from their natural enemies is Mr. Miller. Left to right are Jeffrey Font, Judith Kirk, and Joseph Gurdack. 24 DEP RTME T y FLOYD R. WADDELL Biology 81 Health Slippery Rock State College Graduate work: Penn. State Hobbies: Boating, Water Sports, Hunting 8: Shooting GEORGE WOLLASTON Chemistry, General- Science Physical Science Clarion State College Graduate work: Case Institute of Technology Penn State University Activities: Jr. High Football 8: Bas- ketball Hobbies: Sports, Science LEARNING to OPERATE THE MICROSCOPE under the watchful eye of Mr. Waddell is left to right Judith Danielson, Judith Reagle, Regis Thompson, Paul Jukes. DEVELOPING A MIRACULOUS new creation is DeEtte Durlin and Dianne Donelson with the as- sistance of Mr. Wollaston, 25 The SCIENCE DEPARTMENT meets and fulfills, adequately, the needs of the students in their desire for scientific knowl- edge and the advances made in this field. SOCIAL STLIDIE POINTING OUT the interesting spots of Europe to lLeft to rightl Joan Gettings and Bessie Dyer is Mr. Hilbert. MR. DAVE HILBERT Geography 7 8: 8 Edinboro State Vr. Football, Vr. Track Hobbies: Sports MRS. MONA S. KNAPP History Park College Graduate work: Penn State Univ. Clubs: Student Council LISTENING ATTENTIVELY to Mrs. Knapp, are iLeft to rightl John Rodgers and Peggy Seth. CHECKING OVER PAPERS, Mr. Borton relaxes in the men's faculty room. ORVAL B. BORTON Social Studies Edinboro State College Sponsors Junior Class Graduate work, Penn State Hobbies: Fishing, Reading MR. JAMES CABLE Geography, History Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh New York University Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing LECTURING to a ninth grade class, Mr. Cable uses maps to aid in the understanding of his speech. ASSISTING Thomas Long with his art proiect is Mr. Campbell, as Kathleen Hendrickson looks on, Margaret Taber works busily at the left. MUSIC IS REQUIRED IN OUR school in the seventh and eighth grade. These classes are under the super- vision of Mr. Enea Caravacci. The general obiectives of the music classes are as follows: I. To provide the student with an opportunity to express themselves in music. 2. Develop sensitive and intelligent listening habits. 3. Develop music appreciation and learn of music's history. 4. Learn about the instruments of the orchestra and band. MR. ENEA CARAVACCI Music, Band, and Chorus Instrumental lessons Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology. Hobbies: Music, Chess, and Photog- raphy MUSIC ART MR. CARL CAMPBELL Art Art Institute of Pittsburgh Hobbies: Life ART IS REVEALING OR bringing out those things which arouse admira- tion, approval, or pleasure in human beings. Throughout the art classes given to students up to and including the ninth grade, the school trys to obtain an attentive attitude in the student toward visual arts in man's life. SECOND OF THESE OBJECTIVES is to gain an awareness on toward art in every day activities. TAKING TIME out from his busy seventh grade music class, Mr. Caravacci reads the daily bulletin. Lett to right are Teresa Brunecy, Nancy Mulvey, James Harkins, Thomas Radecki, Carol Coons, Elizabeth Savitz, and John Meleen. 27 at X, VOCATIO AL AGRICULTURE tsiszivz If Q fi si In for sm fame fi zgssiigfigseai sg I I, -vi we i1ff,si.g3gt,,,ti5,.s,:., 4RtFf2g?5g,:ss fax-13992155 first- sigiigefigmis fi ri f stsfzwmgfv-Si lg2iH,W,iS, ia, mrs, ie, ,,m,is s, iw, -wimuie .em- Qgggfiieifeaissgi is-gffezisstsillef Mex Q fnsiw r 'ts inet -315253551 vstsxfsrfw-fri-,WML ,sg?5ie5sQgsiQt1s11f1 itiiizrbzffit 133455255252 ROBERT L. ALBRIGHT Vocational Agriculture Penn State University Ohio State University Graduate work: Penn State Club: F.F.A. BY ENCOURAGING STUDENTS to strengthen their confidence in themselves and their work we enable them to establish suitable programs by which a better future, both economically and spiritually, can be obtained. FOR THE IMPROVEMENT of agriculture and conservation the boys take part in worthy proiects which prove an important part of the training. SINCE AGRICULTURE IS SO CLOSELY as- sociated with nature we try to inspire a belief in God and love of country life. BY MEANS OF A CHART, Mr. Albright is able to show an agriculture class the differ- I D U ent cuts of meat. DONALD T. JOHNSON Industrial Arts, Shop 81 Mechanical Drawing California State College Club: Stage Crew Hobbies: Photography THE MASTERING OF THE fundamentals of ar- chitecture and accom- plishing the use of draft- ing tools is the purpose of this course. LEARNING TO DESIGN a home is an important phase of the course with the final project the designing of the student's own home. ALWAYS READY TO HELP, Mr. Johnson observes, left to right, Steven Sutton, Paul Mourer, and Paul Natcle as James Teconchuck works quietly in the background. 28 T- Seniors I i ff'- JANET R. ANDERSON Teacher Band 2, Art Club 3, Class Play I.. Hobbies: Dancing, Drawing. ROBERT ANDERSON Teacher Key Club, Varsity Club, F.B.L,A. Student Council, Sr Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Track. Hobby: Sports. DIANA L. ARMSTRONG Work Art Club I, Stu- dent Council I, Tri-Hi-Y I, Girls' Athletics I . Hobbies: Swim- ming, Dancing, Drawing. FRANCES A. ANTAL PATRICIA A. ANTHONY Secretary Airline Hostess F BLA 2 Broadwalk I- Ma- FB LA Girls' Athletics loretfe 2 Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swim- Hobbles. Guitar, Square ming Dancing. ROBERT J. ARTICO Travel, Service Hobbies: Swim- ming, Hunting, Booting, Da racing, Traveling. MARY V. BARAN Work Choir 3, Broad- walk l, F.H.A. l, Tri-Hi-Y l, Aquila l. Hobbies: Travel- ing, Cooking Sports. ROBERT C. BYERS Air Force Key Club 3, Var sity Club l, Foot ball Manager. Hobbies: Pool Hunting, Fishinb Races. RICHARD C. BRIGGS Undecided Squad Leaders Club, Sr Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Track 2 Football 2, Basketball l. Hobbies: Sports, Pool. JOHN F. BRUNECZ Work, Marines Band 2. Hobbies: Hunting, Automo- biles. JOHN W. BOUCHARD Job or Airforce Sr. Hi-Y l, Basket- ball. JAMES H. CAMP College or Work Sr. Hi-Y 2, Field 81 Stream i, F.F.A., Varsity Club, Proiection Club l, Football. Hobby: Riding Horses. SARAH K. CHASE Beautician Marching Band 3, Concert Band 3, Dance Band, Language Club. Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to Rec- orcls. WILLIAM D. CLOUGH College Sr. Hi-Y l, Varsity Club I, Football Manager 3, Basketball Manager 3, Track Manager 3. Hobbies: Maior League Baseball, Pro Football MARY A. CEDRONE Medical Secretary F.B.L.A. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming DAVID L. COLEMAN Undecided Sr. Hi-Y Hobbies: Baseball, Pool ' A - .. .x .V V Q .-. ...... +1 feisesisis Q. .ff fu.. s. s..f..:::.::-ff' .. I . . . .....ls'E.f:s-':sf.azfiNzs??E35 - 1 .qisfs f... 1 :mu-.:m::: : - 141:55-Ek E+ - ' :F :a?lvi?Esi?f5??E? .. I ilz3'z:'riYlsf':-ii U. i ' f7TiLiSiai5ii?lEl5 ., ..z::.::w.:s:-.1-Sw : F A . . -uf... ,.. 5,Qsgi .cNiE::.957m :El X was ssziszwfes ' s if f- .n t- : .9tZ:i7 All F eet Law -f 1 Es. .. ...sms :2s:is:ss7.m:.-...missy 11 - ,, ,5,,351ggs:1:fs..Kgs-..s::::z-.::,.f.15:2 ge- -eff-Wfz gig! ..... ...5,...c,.. ' 32 R at H. ...SWK K ,iw t ti B, i ,gs Kxg., Uk: iw ,SF S 5, s R: M '22 sg is s S X Ks ici 54224: 5 s , 2 S, ., gs sf Q fx gl Q? X, ms' Y' X 353 9' Km QR Bmw as sw, ,sf ss: ,. X I X .ar 2 :ti 4 4 1 I X . mi sg W Q ly 21 FF ,Q 6 .1 4 .s 'S' .1 J N M iw!! ..,,, 73 iw :Nm -ff rx .. 1, .3 eff' -f' if 'M-pw ff , , - K, I T. 4 L . K. Q ,. 'fi 'S A' .5514-fr iw . ,., ,af I xi J :I Hy ' 'if fling, 'is 1 -fi. sw M, Q wi W Y gms! . I . 1 ff W. .. x H r we 5' ' x if I xr DVI'-' FRED A. CARTER Forest Ranger Band 3, Chorus 3, Class Play 2 Stage Crew 3, Basketball 3. Hobbies: Trapping, Music. KATHLEEN CRIPPEN Nursing Senior Choir I, F.H.A. I, Aquila 2 Hobbies: Traveling, Music. RUSSELL D. CRIPPEN Undecided Sr. Hi-Y. Hobby: Baseball. BARRY L. CRIST College Class Play 2, Key Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, Basketball 2, Football 3, Track 1. REBECCA A. CRULL Medical Secretary F.H.A. 2, Aquila l, Girls' Athletics, Class Officer l. Hobbies: Sewing, Swimming. Hobby: Hunting, Stock Cars. NANCY J. DAY Business Teacher SALLY A. DEVORE Band, Choir, Broadwalk. Business Teacher Hobby S ectator S orts. 1 P P Band, Girls' Athletics, Broadwalk, F.B.L.A., Student Council. Hobby: All Sports. 33 REBECCA E. DAVIS Teacher Class Play 2, Concert Band 3, Cho- rus l, Marching Band l, Dramatics l. Hobbies: Dramatics, Sports. 'Xi -'ff' mtg ' . I 7335555415523 1fsf,s.,w.,m- WILBUR A. DEVORE Work or College Field and Stream 2, F.F.A. Club 3, Varsity Club 2, Archery Club, Track 2, Football 3. Hobbies: Hunting and Archery. DIANA J. ETHERIDGE Medical Secretary F.B.L.A. and Band, Girls' Athletics. Hobbies: Writing Letters, Attending Basketball Games. LIONEL C. DOLPHIN Professional Dancer Band 2. Hobbies: Dancing and Swimming Hunting and Fishing, Traveling. BARBARA A. DEY Undecided Student Council I, Aquila I. Hobbies: Dancing and Sports Cooking and Sewing, Playing Piano ELIZABETH M. ETTER JANE L. FISHER Marriage Work F.B.L.A. 2. Senior FHA. Hobbies: Letter Writing. Hobbies: Dancing, Ice Skating. MAXINE A. FOX HOMER W. FRAMPTON ROGER L. GIBSON Marriage Work Navy BF0C1dWC1lli l, F-l'l-A- 2, 5lUClSnf Handicrafts, Projection Club. F.F.A., Proiection Club. Council l- Hobbies: Machinery. Hobbies: Hunting. Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing. STEVEN R. GRAHAM Armed Services Sr. Hi-Y l. Hobbies: Woodworking. 'I 11 . al KN JOHN H GLENN College Student Council l Sr HiY l Hobbies Automobiles Hunting 35 l GARY L. GRUTTARIA College Aquila 2, Handicrafts l, Field 8. Stream l, Proiection 3, Sr. Basketball 3, Track l. Hobbies: Basketball, Pool. Hi-Y JON CARROL GUSTAFSON Art Work Band, F.B.L.A., Girls' Athletics. Hobbies: lce Skating, Scrapbooks, Collecting Stuffed Animals. DAVID C. HAEHN Navy Field 81 Stream, Library, Proiection Club. Hobby: Farming. DON D. HOCKENBERRY CAROLYN M. Diesel Engineering HOLMES Projection Club 3, Secretory Football 1, Track 2. F.B.I-IA., Broodwalk Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. PAUL F. HOPKINS Air Force Sr. Hi Y Hobbies: Cors, Fishing. EDWARD S. JARMUL Navy or College lntermural Basketball. Hobbies: Boating, Archery, Swim- ming, Fishing, Hunting, Automobiles. JERRY R. JOHNSON Work F.F.A., Track. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Cars. LARRY J. JEWELL College or Military Career Class Play 3, Track 2. Hobby: Electronics. IVAN E. JOHNSON College Proiection Club 2, Stage Crew 3. Hobbies: Automobiles, Guns, Hunt- ing. MARY A. JOHNSON Teacher Band 4, F.T.A. 1, op- eretta l, Class Play l, Exchange Student to France. NORMA J. KIRK Teacher Band 4, Choir 3, F.T.A. l, Dramat- ics 2. Hobbies: Reading, Swimming. DONNA J. LANNING Work DON C. LAUGER Farming F.F.A. l. Hobbies: Anfique Cars. .. .4 1 f Qa' s 5 '::f 1 .-,L.,, :Mg Q9 : Q. is As: ffl . Q is U K: Yi K P: si W 3 F : 95 ij s ,gs SQFHH- QA . Q ,.,. , ...mm ,.., S 2. .. Zz' m il:- Yggsfi.ff-Ui:-2521552211-- :2zE?a:, si e:, :e,:a 625255-2544 3 . - . wQi:s:sf'2::s: .1 wi :-si ,W t - g.: W. -..H ,wsi ,,,,.-Y ez: . 1 5sf:::,'::-:rfiiifis-1 . 1 : . -,H qwf. f:1wQ- , We 3.2-w.-ff: Q: :zwggii ' ww' HP ? :i'::if::1f:f f :.:- f .. ,:Pf,: 'izqffsfvffi ,-:ls :UI i n f .. u :9:2f::2?':1'g ifigsimszgi? 'IZA f 1S,: :'fYL- L i ii5'f3ff?i QAEVEWY' :ful-':'I : ,. . ...Q .,,..,., LEE. ... W sgsgefggg- f I., ::,1Q.::f ? e' . :'f 2355 ,l:?.i::.,gi Y. , L ..L:::,6:::,y, : . Em' : emi 555W M:e5f.s2:z?1?if:i'iffw--iw' 15102322.31 'ws w'f1i4'1s21' 'L ,VTESTH fir if gig: 35 jg : 1- I :gi 5? s Q V 5 -21 ' 'L .I JUDITH A. MAASZ College Band 4, Choir i, Class Play I, Siudent Council l, F.T.A. 2, Ad- vanced Science l, History Club l, Library i, Dance Band 3, Class Ofhcer 2. Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Ten- nis, Music, lce Skating. WARNER E. LINDELL Air Force Ari Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Jr. Class Play. Hobbies: Hunfing, Fishing. ANDREA R. LEFIK Nursing Aquila 2, Library 3, Band 3, Arr Club l, Girls' Athletics, Dance Band l. Hobbies: Fishing. PATRICIA MATHERS Work Library 3, Broad- l, Choir l. Hobbies: Dancing, Taking pictures. v 1m ELAINE MATHEWS Work Choir i, F.H.A. 2. Hobbies: Mak- ing Scrapbook, Dancing, Skating. VERENA MIRBACH Language Teacher Language Club. Hobbies: Swim- ming, Tennis 81 Skiing, Books 8: M o vie s , Lan- guages, Music. RUSSELL A. MESSINGER HAROLD A. MILES Diesel Mechanic Navy FIFVAU1' Varsity Club 3, F.F,A. 2, Hobbies: Hunting, Antique Foolbull 3' Track l' Cars, Guns' Hobbies: Sports Cars, Swim- ming, Hunting. ANNETTE M. MEAD Airline Hostess F.H.A. 2, Aquila 3, F.B.L.A. 2. Hobbies: Skat- ing, Swimming. LINDA L. MORONSKI College Tri-Hi-Y 2, Li- brary 3, Aquila if 'Hobbies: Reading 8: Sports. PAUL R. NATALE Undecided Field and Stream 2, Band 3, Sr. Hi-Y I. Hobby. Hunting. PAUL D. MOURER Work Proiection Club 3, Marching Band 3, Concert Band 3, Stage Crew 3. Hobbies: Hunting, Motorcycles. ALLEN W. NELSON Navy Reserve Projection Club 4. Hobbies: Drawing, Motorboating, Swimming. RICHARD K. OLSON Undecided Hobby: Baseball. 40 DAVID E. MORRIS Undecided F.B,L.A., Sr. Hi-Y, Varsity Club Football I, Basketball 2. Hobbies: Basketball, Automobiles. SUSAN K. ORBANIC Undecided Band 4, Class Officer I. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Bowl ing. DAVID E. PHANCO Teacher Arr Club 3, Stage 2, F.T.A. l, Play l, Basketball I. Hobbies: Painting, Baseball. CYRIL H. PADEN Undecided Library, F.B.L.A. Hobbies: Swimming, Ice Skaiing, Hunting. WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS Undecided Sr. Hi-Y. Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting. w-, fiuL,411 .M , .2-. wQ1'5 1 KQV V N? .l gf if f 1 D SHARON J. PRICE Secretory Aquila 3, Student Council srEvEN L. suTToN FEMA, 2. C0lle9e Hobbies: Dancing. Sr. Hi-Y l. Hobbies: Popular Music, Automo- biles. NANCY D. PIERCE College Bond 2, Language Club l. Hobbies: Dancing, Organ Music WANDA L. PUDDER Work F.B.L.A. 2. THOMAS M. RIGGS Minister Librory Club 2, Projection Club I, Sr. Hi-Y I. Hobbies: Fishing, Aufombiles. JUANITA J. REED Work Bible Club I, Donce Club I, F.H.A. 2, Chorus I. Hobbies: Dancing, Cooking. ANN J. RODGERS Secretory F.B.L.A. I, Siuclenf Council I, Brood- wolk I, F.H.A. I. Hobbies: Ice Skating, Scrap book. PATRICIA A. RENSMA Psychologist Bond 2, Aquilo I, Girls' Afhlefics Hobbies: Doncing, Sports, Art. SUSAN M. SANFORD Cashier Sr. Choir 3, Opereffo, Girls' Afh- lefics I, F.T.A. I. Hobbies: Doncing, Bowling. MARY JO SCHILLINGER MILDRED L. SKINNER JAMES L. STEWART Nursing Marriage Navy Girls' Athletics l, Art Club 3. F.H.A. l, Girls' Athletics 2. Sr. Hi-Y i, Football l, Boskefboll Hobbies: Art work. 2, Track I. 5 l l JOANN STUFFLEBEAM Work Sr. Tru-Hu-Y I, F.H.A. 3. Hobbies: Dancing. DAVID E. STINO Mechanic Sr. Hi-Y i, Track 'I. Hobbies: Automobiles 43 Hobbies: Automobiles. VIOLA A. SULLIVAN Nursing F.H.A. 1, Aquila i, Broadwalk 2, F.B.L.A. 2. Hobbies: Reading, Hiking. THOMAS M. WARNER Work Football Manager 2. Hobbies: Hunting Cars. JAMES A. TECONCHUK Army Sr. Hi-Y,. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. PAUL E. TULEY Work Hobbies: Water Skiing. NORBERT L. WHITELEY Barber Band, Proiectionest Club. Hobbies: Music, Hunting, Bowling. R. BRUCE WILLIAMS Mechanical Engineer Varsity 2, Key Club 2, Art Club 3 Proiectionist 2, Advanced Science 2, Class Officer 2. Sports: Football 2, Basketball i Track l. SALLY A. WERTZ Work Hobbies: Raising Tropical Fish. DONNA WILLIAMS Lawyer F.B.L.A. 2, Broadwalk. Hobbies: Dancing, Skating. MARIE WOLFE Ground Hostess F.B.L.A. 2, Band Colorguard. Hobbies: All Sports. IMI.-. . ,- , M, 1, - I . I Lg,-:,,, I ,,. . I. , , ,WKSW , .,.,.. , I Ig: WI :I ,ff I QI sm is is I 5fi!'iE:ifi1:9ek:1Nif 3 Sg!zQg:2,:fggIig,.:1 I sIs::.:.,,..:,,X,.I.:, .. :: ::II.I:1II1::: ee: I ..:.I, mII::II:1 I-::f::::w .::::, 1, II w:I:II::1::-f 1: ,If I:55::: .:--QI. IIIIIIIIIIIQI- 'L fill it Q I Ima Im, . 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I I If Ifz- K eff V ' k faflfiivfgiiliiffiigfiii Liiig ssqzfrrkffieairlf .Ig I '- - g., i 3-I' K if z- IIzirisifielmlim':image ::sffg:ix:ftiI?w1e!5 IWW BARBARA YORK Nurse Band 3, Cheerleader, Sr. Class Play. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming. THOMAS YUCHA Air Force Field 8: Stream. Hobbies: Hunting rattlesnakes, fish- ing. KATHLEEN ZOLKO Airline Hostess Aquila 2, Maiorette 2, F.H.A. I, Art Club i. Hobbies: Cooking, Sewing, and Sports. GEORGE BECKER KATHLEEN COWAN College College Varsity Club 2, Class Play 1, Squad Choir 3, Band 4, F.T.A. 2, Operefta Leaders l, Student Council 2, Foot- ball 3, Basketball 2, Track 2. Hobbies: Sports, Dancing. ROBERT PETTIGREW College Class Play l, Football 'l. Hobbies: Archery, Hunting, Fishing. I, Class Play I, Class President 2. Hobbies: Music Swimming. KIRSTI AHDE College Language Club, Choir, Play, Skiing, Swimming. H-obbies: Music, Literature. LINDA FORSBERG College Band, Chorus, F.H.A., F.T.A. Hobbies: Swimming, Skating. OFFICERS: President .... Kathleen Cowan Vice President . Robert Pettigrew Secretary ..... Linda Forsberg Treasurer ..... George Becker . Class Advisor .. Mr. E. Turchan outa ANNUAL MAGAZINE SALE l financed the production ot the Aquila. THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE STU- DENT, was Kirsti Ahde from Hel- sinke, Finland. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA- TIVES L Becky Davis Sharon Price ' Sally Devore Ann Rodgers James Camp SENIOR HOMEROOMS: Room 212 - Miss Adams Room 203 - Mr. Swartz Room 213 - Mrs. Taylor Llnderclassmerl THESE MOMENTS WILL ECHO FORE JU IORS Ruth Abraham Richard Abraham Thomas Abraham David Albrighf Jane? Ahlquist Dennis Anthony Myrna Apfhorp Floyd Bacon i Verna Bailey William Bailey Jerome Baker Anthony Baran Lynn Becker Rufh Benedicf Nancy Block Darrell Bla keslee Margo Borton Elaine Brown Carol Bubash Richard Burton James Carleti Mary Ann Campbell Boyd Chamberlin Sherri Craft David Crippen Carol Dalrymple Paulette Dininny Dianne Donelson Phyllis Durfey De Erie Durlin Daniel Dyer Clifiord Easiman Jerome Easiman Lewis Eastman Clifford Etter David Garris Mary Geftings lna Groves Dennis Haight Dora Hannold Carl Hedsfrom William Hendrickson Raymond Hicks Geraldine Hodge William Marlin Mary McChesney James McCollough Doris MCMillen Donald Morrison Elaine Maurer Joan Mulvey Anne Nafale Boniia Nelson Theodore Olson Phyllis Onufier Judy Pilling sees James Huselfon William Irvine Judy Jackson Karen Johnson William Johnson Mary Jones Pauline Keeler Carol Keith Willis Koren Mary Lewis Paul Lind Nancy Martin xiii l 533 Gs , f , f E , X l x 5 i l 1 in X l 5 5 as Lola Phillips Ruth Range Karen Ray Bro Rapp Pafricia Remmy Carolyn Ross Carol Rosenburgh Carole Ruhlman Lois Ryclholm James Sample Susan Schnell Lorraine Scott Patricia Seth Alan Sivi Edward Skinner Diannia Smith Gayle Steuart Charles Sfillings Janet Sullivan Richard Sullivan Ingrid Swanson Margarei Swanson Andrew Szewczuk Kaihryn Taber net Taylor Raymond Thomas Carol Thompson Douglas Thompson Linda Toner anne Vacca Robert Vicander Doris Wentworth Norman Whitely Sharon Williams uentm Wittug Dorothy Wolfe Michael Wood Ronald Young k ni Ck-iwxtlisyw , x..XO ,s s XXX X . Stillings, Bill Hendrickson, Mike Wood, Mr. Barton ladvisorl, JUNIOR HOMEROOMS: Room 206 - Mr. Borton Room lO5 - lvlr. Erickson Room 2lO - Mr. Westover STUDENT COUNCIL: Representatives Tony Baran Jerome Eastman Ina Groves Janet Sullivan James Carlett OFFICERS: President ........ Mike Wood Vice President . Bill Hendrickson Secretary ..... Chuck Stillings Treasurer . . . . . . Tony Baran Class advisor was Mr. Orval Barton. PX I mmm HN, 1 53? twig M sv gm My my ,if fm X, -W 1 sf m. .2 1, rj Er . t,f:iT' ia MOMEN SWE WILL LW YS K O SOPHOMORES mmm Liiximuiszl WM 5 N WW 'festive was -, ss fmt, W Effwrlmuas me 1: f:s,.m,aa 4s,::5.s::,r,: W NES? -,...,... ,., .,.. ,. 1 ,wifi gy :I .1 ff' ww A 1 3 ms-ma. 1 g s is .3 ,gfngagsz M , -15z15i73E as sms my si ,Xi as my ,V W: - :Wai 35, .': v as sem J, 1, A ,fr :1 wi ,www ,, i f ifssfiwsisszif' -v. ' -gd' ' ffesf2zf'21fss7ffssissimssi . , ., .. 1 w,s1,w11is A- -- V ,. L.,,L. ,wxi --. . 541 we t fl, ' ia? 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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS of i960-61 held their Hrst meeting on Monday, October 3, 1960. During this meeting, class officers and The executive committee were elect-ed. The class officers are as follows: President - William Patchen, Vice President- Carol Van Guilder, Treasurer - Ricky Thompson, Secretary - Sue Sherwood THE REPRESENTATIVES FOR STUDENT COUNCIL were elected at the end of the T959-60 t-erm. They were Judy Danielson and Cherri Schwanke. HOMEROOM TEACHERS: 206 - Mrs. Knapp, 205 - Mr. Cable, 204 - Mr. Albright We sold Peanuts during The first semester at which the class earned S50.00, and license plates for Sl .OO each during the second semester. THE CLASS PARTY was held in the elementary gym on November il, T960 from 8 to ii. 56 MDRE MEMORIES IN THE FUTURE ERESHNIE dim 'M 21- 'il' 'fr A gfyqir wig, I A . 3? 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HIGH CHEERLEADERS f te ARSITY FOOTBALL ROW l, lLeft to Rightl: Michael Wood, Leslie Sanford, Charles Crist, Wilbur Devore, Bro Rapp, Dennis Anthony, James Sample, Sample, Thomas Gettings, Phillip Baker, Charles Stillings, Robert David Garris, James Camp, and Harold Miles. ROW 4: Anthony Pettigrew, and Paul Lind. ROW 2: Donald Flaherty, Larry Fitz- Roberti, Thomas Warner, Bruce Williams, George Becker, Craig gerald, William Martin, Steven Meleen, Douglas Thompson, Robert Briggs, William Clough, and Robert Byers. Vicander, David Garbart, and William Patchen. ROW 3: Barry lPicture at rightj UNDERTAKING their first year of coach- ing at Youngsville High were Dave Hilbert and Assistant Coach Marafka. YHS OPPONENT 38 .. .. Smethport ... ... 26 i2 .. .. Saegertown .. .. 12 6 . . . . Northern Area . . . . O 2 .. .. Conneaut Valley .. 26 13 .. .. Sheltleld ....... .. 39 26 .. .. Otto Township .. .. 20 39 .. .. Randolph ..... .. 13 i4 .. .. Salamanca .. .. 32 George Becker - Quarterback Wilbur Devorq - Tackle Barry Crist - Guard Craig Briggs - End REACHING for a HIGH PASS is David Garris, Half back. Robert Peffigrew - Hczlfbcick , ff! e ,V 1- l Slipping ciwciy from Q Tcckler is David Garris. James Comp - Tackle Bruce Williams - Guard Harold Miles - Tackle ROW 'I, lleft to Rightjz John Wilson, Arden Glen, Lenard Thompson, Thomas Carr, Anson Devore, and Dennis Danielson. ROW 2: Mr. Wollaston, Gregory Fitzgerald, Fredrick Briggs. Phillip Barton, John Rod- gers, and Mr. Johnson. ROW 'l, llett to righti: Kenneth Thopmas, John Wilson, John Rod- Radeci, Kenneth Bucannin, Edward Coleman, Bryan Rapp, Paul Gur- gers, Phillip Borton, Lenard Thompson, Thomas Carr, Daniel Hol- dack, Donald Snow, Robert Anthony, David Cowles, Craig Din- cum, Andrew Glen, Anson Devore, and Richard Peterson. ROW 2: ninny. ROW 4: James Howe, Thomas Radeci, Dennis Devore, Albert Craig Wood, Bob Bouchard, Thomas Fitzgerald, Dennis Danielson, Walton, Patrick Shine, Dennis Mason, Terry Caldwell, Thomas Kane, Fredrick Briggs, Peter Schillinger. ROW 3: Howard Camp, Terry Mr. Wollaston, and Mr. Johnson. mme:-mnnmttesiwnmnnm-nznm-mu., mums-:n.usanmaumm.:.wmn-nwwmswm YHS 47 61 50 55 58 69 68 70 58 73 81 86 94 70 74 108 53 88 70 36 43 VARSITY BA KETBALL VARSITY Warren . . N. Clarion Shetulielcl . Corry .... Warren . . . . Carry .... N. Clarion Shetheld . Sparta ...... W. Forest . Pleasantville Tidioute .. E. Forest .. N. Area .. Sparta . . . W. Forest . Pleasantville Ticlioute ..... E. Forest .. N. Area .. Cochra nton THEY ...57 ...43 ...61 54 ...33 51 38 71 .,.42 ...32 46 26 ...56 ...48 61 ...61 42 ...30 ...44 .....33 65 1'District Quarter Finals at Meadville SMILING AFTER winning a game are Junior Varsity Coach Tubbs a cl Va sity Coach Miller. Left to right, ROW 1: David Morris, David Garris, James Sample, George Becker, Gary Grutt rua ROW 2 John Bouchard, Bob Vicander, Bob Anderson, James Stewart, David Phanco. ROW 3: William Clough Craig Briggs, Bruce Williams, John Smith. 131.55 51.55 wif 1 m George Becker - Guard James Sample - Center Gary Gruttaria - Guard lLelt to rightl: Larry Halfast, James Jameson, Dennis Clark, Richard Thompson, Donald Flaherty, Regis Thompson, Gilbert Scott, Douglas Thompson, Michael Piccirillo, James Schnell. Michael Wood, Mr. Alan Tubbs, Thomas Abraham. ,W,MQ.:-w.Q:,:+-,-Q: -,,f1 swcfio--J .--- nz-,mf .f.. R-,is-wr.:T-to-.-S-f,-wi-ewwf ,ff. iiiummu Me- --W s-.r- --snr' f- f- f-i-- New w h We-f M ' Robert Anderson David Garris - Forward David Morris - Guard JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Donald Flaherty, Regis Thompson, Gilbert Scott, Douglas Tho p YHS THEY Michael Wood, Thomas Abraham. 42 Warren . . . 39 44 N. Clarion . . . . 16 44 Sheffield . . 47 37 Carry . . . 44 i7 Warren . 33 33 Corry ..... .. 31 37 N. Clarion .. .. . 22 38 Shefheld . . 21 41 Sparta .... .. 32 42 W. Forest . 17 58 Pleasantville 19 40 Tidioute .... . . 18 56 E. Forest .... .. . 36 47 N.Area... ...46 41 Sparta .... . . 22 57 W. Forest . . . . 36 53 Pleasantville 15 72 Tidioute . . . . . 23 51 E. Forest . . . . . . 30 61 N. Area .... . . . 34 50 Jr. 1-light ..... ... 33 kNot regular Scheduled Game 75 JU IOR HIGH BASKETB LL Left to right, ROW T: Mr. Herbert Johnson, Philip Borton, Charles Sample, Stephen Meleen, Ronald Fehlman, Donald Ropp, Philip Baker, Gary Brown, Mr. George Wollaston. ROW 2: Leonard Thompson, Thomas Carr, Alan Scott, Anthony Roberti, Gary Sitler, Brent Borton, Richard Peterson, John Bosco, Thomas Gettings. ROW 3: Joel Huselton, Larry Persing, Patrick Shine, Dennis Mason, Ed- ward Coleman, Jonathan Steftan, Edward Mulvey, Jeffery Borton. YHS OPPONENT 49 .. .. Sparta ...... .... . T3 68 .. .. West Forest .. 27 50 .. .. Corry ...... .. 31 34 . . . . Pleasantville . . . . 16 53 . . . . Tidioute .... . . 9 52 . . . . East Forest .... . . 18 31 . . . . Northern Area . . . . . 28 ROW 4: Leslie Sanford, Jeffery Font, Lewis Crippen, Robert Bouch- ard, Robert Wing, Donald Snow, William Slocum, William Arm- strong, Gilbert Mason, Charles Young. ROW 5: Robert Lohnes, Wayne Matve, David Stewart, Thomas Kane, Kenneth Buchanan. ROW 6: James Howell, Patrick Piccirillo, Dennis Danielson, David Lund. 59.. ...Sparta.. ..2l 52 . . .. . Titusville .... . .. T8 45.. ...WestForest... ..2O 47 . . . . Pleasantville . . . . 20 59 .. Tidioute .. 17 85 . . . . East Forest .... . . i7 58 .. Northern Area .. .. 17 TRACK TRACK April Quadrangular Meet - Home North East Warren Northern Area Youngsville April Titusville - Home April Panama - Home April Smethport - Away May Northern Area - Away May Warren County lnvitational - Home May Oil City - Home May UAVL - Home May District Meet May State Meet ROW 'lz Alan Sivi, Leslie Sanford, Floyd Bacon, Dennis Anthony James Schnell, Michael Piccirillo, Thomas Abraham, Paul Lind, Rich ard Briggs, Charles Sample. ROW 2: Dennis Clark, Douglas Ritter, Larry Fitzgerald, Douglas Thompson, Michael Wood, James Husel r ton, Brent Borton, William Patchen, Charles Stillings, William Clough. ROW 3: Donald Flaherty, James Sample, David Garris, Richard Thompson, Robert Vicander, Stephen Meleen, Bro Rapp, Anson Devore. l l l 77 STRIVING TO cander gives it LENGTHEN the clll he has. ead in the mile relay, Bob Vi- COMING INTO THE HOME STRETCH, Larry Fitzgerald pours on the steam to maintain his lead on a pursuing opponent. HURLING THE SHOT-PUT can be a mighty eFfort as Donald Flaherty can tell you. PUTTING ALL HIS STRENGTH into winning the Broad iump is Dave Garris. ,Activities STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS are always a busy part of yearbook staff. Besides taking many pictures, They must spend many hours developing Them in the dark room. Pictured in The dark room iLeft to rightl are David Grip- pen and James Huselton. THE LAYOUT STAFF with The help of a member of the Art staff lay- out a division page. Pictures left To right are Diane Williams, Cherri Schwanke, Charlene Smith, John Donaldson, Carol Ruhlman, layout editor, Doris Fill, and Georgene Mack. AQUILA HEADING THE BUSINESS department Cleft to rightl Annette Mead and Sharon Price are going over records with Mr. Swartz. I it I I i I I 5 , 5 at : i PLANNING THE ACTIVITY section is Asst. Editor, Gary Grut- taria and Editor, Lois Rydholm. THE GOAL of The T961 Aquila Sfaff was To give The sTudenTs of Youngsville a rec- ord of Their school year Through a good yearbook. This was accomplished by working acTiviTy periods, sTudy halls, and afTer school. THE NEW ADVISORS This year were Mr. Slosky, literary advisor, and Mr. Swartz, business advisor. THE EDITOR was Lois Rydholm and was assisTed by Gary GruTToria. A DANCE WAS HELD lN Ocfober for The purpose of signing The 1959-60 edirion. Business Sharon Price and AnneTTe Mead ROW 'I Mr Slosky Kofhleen Crippen Mary Baron Karen Taylor Diane Williams, Stephen WachTer. ROW 3: Mr. SwarTz, Patricia Sharon Price Dorothy Wolfe Lois Rydholm Gary Gruftarla and Rensma Cherrl Schwanke, Barbara Dey, Carol Ruhlmon, Karen Joan Zeedar ROW 2 Rebecca Crull Doris Fill Kathleen Zolko Halnlk lna Groves, William Jackson, John Donaldson, Charles Georgene Mack Annette Mead Charlene Smifh Sharyn Walter Young and David Crippen. BAD The YOUNGSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND was directed by Mr. Donald Barron until the middle of football season when he left to teach in Jamestown, New York. At this time Mr. Enea Caravacci took the iob of directing the marching band for the remainder of the season. AFTER FOOTBALL SEASON he directed concert band which has more members than marching band and plays only a few march songs along with our concert music. In the spring ot T961 we held a concert in the gymnasium along with chorus. WHEN THE CONCERT was over we practiced tor commencement at which we played the processional along with our special number The King and I. Left to right, ROW 1: Barbara Yucha, Sharon Devore, Nancy Ward, Catherine Shine, Cherri Schwanke, Carol Bubash, Sally Atkins, and Paula Gurdak. ROW 2: Anthony Baron, Norman Whiteley, Joan Mulvey, Janet Ahlquist, Janet Sullivan, Karen John- son, Paula Johnson, Jeanne Maasz, Sherri Craft, Sherri Walter, and Loretta Lake. ROW 3: Paulette Dininny, Mary Paulmer, Sandra Galbraith, Judith Mack, Jean Chite- ster, Karen Jewel, Larry Halfast, Margery Olson, Charlene Smith, Gary Brown, Eric Johnson, William Johnson, Bonnie Nelson, Dianne Kay, Margaret Swanson, and Mr. 82 REHEARSING lS NECESSARY for all members of the band because of the annual spring concert which is slowly creeping closer and closer. Pictured lLeft to rightl ROW 1: Joan Mulvey, Joan Mulvey, Janet Ahl- quist, Janet Sullivan, Karen Johnson, Paula Johnson, Jeanne Maasz. ROW 2: Paulette Dininny, Rebecca Davis, Charlene Smith, Margery Olson, Paul Mourer, Susan Orbanic, Sarah Chase, Mary Ann Johnson, Paul Mourer, Larry Halfast. ROW 3: Norma White- ley, Sandra Galbraith, Mary Palmer, Sarah Went- worth, Linda Forsberg. Caravacci. ROW 4: Roxanne Bull, Billie .lo Meleen, Janet Sweetland, Mary Mason, John Smith, Sarah Wentworth, Paul Jukes, Mary Lewis. ROW 5: Paul Natale, Paul Mourer, Mary Ann'Johnson, Linda Forsberg, Judith Maasz, Norbert Whiteley, Norma Kirk, Anthony Roberti, Jerry Wise, LaVern Haight, Janet Geiser, Andrea Lehk, Fred Carter, Carol Thompson, Kathleen Zolko, Frances Antal, Rebecca Davis, Sarah Chase, Nancy Day and Diana Etheridge. BROAD ALK ROW 1, lLeft to Rightiz Phyllis Onuffer, Mrs. Taylor, Thelma Wiler, Barbara Yucha, Donna St. Clair. ROW 2: Linda Rensma, Regis Thompson, Janice Wolfe, Shiela Skinner, William Johnson, and Gwenda Riggs. LOOKING OVER Thursday's copy are llett to rightl STANDING: Co-editors Donna St. Clair and Phyllis Onuf- fer. SITTING: Business Manager, Regis Thompson. INTERVIEWING Dennis Clark for an article concerning the Poetry Contest are Linda Rensma and Thelma Wiler. STUDENTS in BROADWALK spent their time learning the fundamentals of journalism. They did not publish a true school newspaper, rather, they supplied a block of news to the Youngsville Courier, local newspaper, under Their by-lines. GOAL is EVENTUALLY to have a successful school newspaper. The name Broadwalk was kept because the students like the traditional name. 84 HOIR The choir and band held its annual spring concert on May 26. Before Christmas vacation, during a special assembly, the choir entertained us with Christ- mas Carols and told of their origin. Seniors were not able to be present when this pic- ture was taken, they are as follows: Mary Baron Norma Kirk Juanita Reed Rebecca Davis Kathleen Crippen Sarah Chase Linda Forsberg Susan Sanford DIRECTING THE CHOIR is Mr. Enea Caravacci, This is Mr Caravacci's first year with Y.H.S. ROW 'I, Left to right: Mary Lewis, Evelyn Wittig, Diane Anthony, Thompson, Susan Russ, Janet Sullivan, Wanda Gurdak, Judy Powell, Donna St. Clair, Judy Pilling, Dianne Donaldson, and Mr. Cara- Brenda Enos, Andrea Gantz, Joan Mulvey. vacci. ROW 2: Carol Morris, Lorraine Scott, Sandra Peterson, Carol 85 TUDE T COUINCIL STUDENT COUNCIL, consisting of ten class representatives and nineteen homeroom representatives, has tunc- tioned under the guidance of Mrs. Knapp. Our Council is a member of the Penn- sylvania Association of Student Coun- cils and sent the following representa- tives to the annual convention in Meadville during April: Sharon Price, lna Groves, Ted Olson, and Bill Hart- ford. This organization was established in our school ten years ago to create a better relationship between faculty and students and to acquaint students with a representative form of govern- menl. lLeft to rightj Paula Johnson, Secretary, Sharon Price, President, Cherri Schwanke Treasurer, lna Groves, Vice-President. ROW 1, lleft to VTQJWTJ1 Paulo Johnson, Sl'TUl'0l'1 Price, Cherri Anthony Baran, and Janet Sullivan. ROW 3: Andrew Zollco, Sally SCltWClf1l4e, IHG Groves, David LUClG, Albefl Walton, Rl-'Th Bauerle, Ann Devore, Rebecca Davis, Jerry Eastman, James Camp, Raymond Kathy Ford, and Mrs. Mona Knapp. ROW 2: Ann Rodgers, Judith Hazeltine, Steven Meleen, Alan Scott, Thomas Gettings, Frederick Danielson, Barbara Dyke, Linda Fox, Cynthia Brown, Susan Wood, Briggs, and Craig Wood, 4--wtsf-ww-nam:-M -' -1 VW--N-W--as-s -mmf-sw WMWM' - --- we-rw--w-nv-W me .i as Left to right, ROW 'Is Robert Anderson, Viola Sullivan, Jon Carol Gustafson, Frances Antal, Elizabeth Etter, Wanda Pudder, Sharon Price, Donna Williams, Mary Lewis, Cyril Paden, Mr. lngols. ROW 2: Annette Mead, Patricia Anthony, Ann Natale, Paulette Dininny, In- grid Swanson, Dorothy Wolfe, Carol Dalrymple, Carole Ruhlman, F. B. L. . CLUB ACTIVITIES Attending fall convention at Union City Sponsoring work shop Sponsoring Valentine Dance Sponsoring Senior Farewell Dance Attending spring convention, Warren Attending state convention, Wernersville, Pa. Officers are Cleft to rightl: Sharon Price, Treasurer, Wanda Pudder, Secretary, Frances An- tal, President, Elizabeth Etter, Vice President, Donna Williams, Secretary Reporter. Janet Sullivan, Phyllis Onufter, Mary Ann Campbell. ROW 3: Marie Wolfe, Sally Devore, Patricia Remmy, Ruth Range, Dora Hannold, Janet Alquist, Judy Jackson, Carol Holmes, Diana Etheridge. ROW 4: Ann Rodgers, Mary Jones, Diana Smith, Margaret Swanson, Lois Rydholm, Linda Toner, Mary Cedrone. Qu, PREPARING a FINAL EXAM on the ditto machine is Sharon Price. TESTING SAMPLE ot SOIL in the foreground are ileft to rightl: Wilbur Devore, James Camp, and Jerry Johnson. ln the background, John Brunecz, Roger Woodin, and Roger Gibson are checking the purity of milk. Left to right, ROW l: James Camp, Roger Woodin, Jerry Eastman, Wilbur Devore, Carl Hedstrom, Jerry Johnson, Dennis Anthony, Mr. Albright. ROW 2: Willis Koren, Bill Martin, Dick Sullivan, Roger Gibson, John Brunecz, Dennis Haight, Richard Bower, Neil Thomp- son, David Turner, Wayne Matve, Virgil Bailey. ROW 3: James Ap- Thorpe Dennis Brown, Matve, F. F. . This club is a national organiza- tion. It has been in our school tor 32 years. The advisor is Mr. Albright. The Future Farmers ot America was organized to give boys on opportunity to get a vocational education. The course covered every phase of farming. In this organization the boys must turn in one protect a year to receive credit for the course. The boys also take various trips. They went to the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition, Toronto Fair. , Phil Harkins, Mark Smith, John Cornelius, Richard Abraham, Jackson, Gib Scott, Roy Benedict, Mike Schillenger, Norman Richard Eastman. ROW 4: Bill Irvine, Raymond Hicks, Bruce Dennis Messinger, Anson Devore, Robert Brown, Lawrence Stover, Larry Eastman, Bruce Bean, Howard Camp. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to right, ROW 'la Evelyn Wittig, Darlynn Anthony, Marie Cox, Elaine Brown, Elaine Mathews. ROW 3: Marjorie Skinner, Geraldine Gale Johnson, Lorraine Scott, Ruth Benedict, Miss Servidea. ROW 2: Hodge, Juanita Reed, Carol Morris, Roxanne Nelson, Carol Rosen! Phyllis Durtey, Jeanne Vacca, Doris Wentworth, Myrna Apthorpe, burgh. THIS CLUB'S ADVISOR tor THIS YEAR was Miss Servidea, and included sophomore, junior, and senior, girls. ONE of the PROJECTS that kept the girls busy this past year was the United Nations Day Dinner. This consisted of a tureen dinner with foods from different countries. The two students who participated in the foreign exchange program were invited. Their special Christmas protect was collecting, repairing, and washing old clothes for Crossmore an Orphanage in North Carolina. PURPOSE ot the CLUB is to promote: l. Worthy home membership 2. Democracy in home and community life 3, Good home and family life tor all 4. Development ot creative leadership 5. Interest in home economics 89 OFFICERS Marie Cox - President Gale Johnson - Secretary Lorraine Scott - V. Pres. Ruth Benedict - Treas. Geraldine Hodge is placing a fork an table while Phyllis Durfey lights candles to add the finishing touch to the formal setting for a faculty tea. M' I f l i Left to right, ROW 'la Susan Schnell, Margo Borton, Karen Johnson, Mr. Lawerence Maraafka. ROW 2: David Phanco, Judy Maasz, Mary Ann Johnson, Kathleen Cowan, Katherine Taber, Norma Kirk. JUDY MAASZ EXPLAlNlNG to a class of 9th graders some at the Important events happening in the world today. i Vice Pres. Treasurer President Secretary Historian FTA l OFHCERS to rightj David Phanco Norma Kirk Judy Maasz Mary .Ann Johnson Margo Barton F.T. . THE PURPOSE of the Future Teachers Club ot America is to provide students with an opportunity to investigate teach- ing as a career. Our club feels that it is of equal impor- tance to discover whether a student is not interested in teaching, but only atter being ottered the opportunity. THE CLUB PARTICIPATES in state and local activities. On the local scene, club members sponsor ioint chapter pro- grams with other chapters in the area. W...-D:msswf..s.s.,s..r:W, ....,s,,. ,,.. , , ,. l f M G tt' , Chase, William Hartford, Theodore Olson, Anthony Roberti. ROW Left to right, ROW 'lz Lynn Becker, Sherri Cra t, ary e ings Carol Thompson, Carol Bubash, Joan Mulvey, DeEtte Durlin, Mr. 3: Nancy Pierce. Green. ROW 2: Bro Rapp, Verena Von Mirbach, Kirsti Ahde, Sarah EVEN THOUGH the Language Club is in its first year, it has been successful. The members in the club all are interested in studying languages. Most of the conversation used in the club, is either English or Spanish. The THEME of the LANGUAGE CLUB is Lingurama which is an imaginary visit to the main countries of Europe. On the visit the club members study language, history, and the cul- ure of the country they are visiting. The members of the club learn the alphabet, a few folk songs of each country, and also, a few common expressions in the language of the coun- try they are currently studying. EARLY in the WINTER, the Language Club took a trip to War- ren 'ro hear a lecture on the origin of languages. On May 8th the Language Club combined with the Russian Club of Warren for a banquet at Warren, The Language Club pro- vided the entertainment which consisted of Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, and Latin songs. The program was in the form of a dialogue and was basically Russian. The Russian meal followed the program. 91 LA GLIAGE CLUB LISTENING INTENTLY is Nancy Pierce as Sarah Chase records her Spanish lesson. KEY CLUB Leff to Flgllf, ROW 'lr -lOSGPl'1 STGC, William JOl'lf1SOf1, James Sample, liams, Barry Crist, William Hendrickson, Robert Byers, William Pat- Robert Anderson, Ronald Young, James Schnell, Craig Giegerich, chen. Mr. lngols. ROW 2: Thomas Abraham, James Carlett, Bruce Wil- As in the past the Key Club had a busy year. They sponsored the follow- ing activities: Two car washes Two Dances Sold Christmas Trees Assisted in the book exhibit Monthly church visitations and Kiwanis Canvased Youngsville tor retarded children Worked at the fair The biggest project this year was the purchasing of club jackets. Nine mem- bers attended the Key Club conven- tion which was held at Reading, Pa. PROUDLY WEARING their new jackets are the officers ot this year. Left to right Ronald Young, Secretary, Robert Anderson, President, James Sample, Vice Pres., Mi chael Wood, Treasurer. Even though washing cars is work these boys make it enioya- ble. lback to frontl James Sample, Robert Byers, and Mr. Miley. IN ORDER TO BECOME A MEMBER of the Key Club the students are nominated by the otticers and elected by the members. Each year there are seven new members added to the club. It includes two tenth graders and 5 ninth graders. The new mem- bers tor next year are as follows: Eric Johnson, grade lO, Douglas Phanco, grade TO, Chuck Sam- ple, grade 9, Steven Meleen, grade 9, Leslie San- ford, grade 9, Richard Peterson, grade 9, Brent Borton, grade 9. iwrsxfizmsssszasafiazvrvfs lAt Rightb Ronald Young, Lt. Governor ot District l of Pennsylvania area Key Clubs He has five clubs under his iurisdiction they are Youngsville, Corry, Cambridge Cranberry, and Meadville. WHEN UNEXPECTED PROBLEMS occur during the school day It neces sitates the Key Club to call a meeting after school Picture at the right was taken at an informal meeting of several members solving THE KEY CLUB has already elected their next year's officers. They were initiated at a Kiwanis meeting before the end of the school year Lett to right are: James Sample - President Ronnie Young - Secretary James Carlett - Treasurer Mike Wood - Vice-President Cnot present tor picturel LIBRARY Left to right, ROW 1: Elaine Brown, Carol Rosenburgh, Ruth Bene- dict, Craig Giegerich, Richard Wilcox, Virgil Bailey, Wayne Matve, Jo Ann Zeedar, Miss Henry. ROW 2: Lynnea Henry, Martha Wiler, Verna Bailey, Margaret Kellogg, Janice Ratalski, Barbara Wolfe, Gwenda Riggs, Michael Schillinger, Andrew Zolko. ROW 3: Doris Black, Carolyn Ross, Linda Wiler, Karen Van Guilder, Connie Gar- ber, Lorraine Scott, Kathy Graham, Nancy Deshner, William Ur- banic. ROW 4: Carolyn Lefik, Virginia Moronski, Barbara Coons, Donna St, Clair, Marilyn Jukes, Sharon Moniak, Patricia Mathers, Sandra Peterson, Shirley Wolfe, Andrea Lefik. ROW 5: Frank Math- ers, Bruce Matve, David Turner, Paul Reed, Edward Mulvey, Wil- liam Johnson, Dennis Clark, Donald Flaherty, Thomas Riggs, Donald Morrison. MAKING SURE THAT LIBRARY BOOKS are in the correct order is Joan Zeedar. OPENING the MORNING MAIL, in the library, are Miss Henry and Donald Morrison. lsr- V 0.14 , if I :ryW-iwwemwzisiaiiezlffe'AiQer.:.Qm1m1em wx,: M H ROW 'I: Gary Gruttaria, Alan Nelson, Donald Hockenberry, Rodger and Norbert Whitely. ROW 3: Larry Fitzgerald, Thomas Nelson, Gibson, Gale Stuart, and Mr. Matthews. ROW 2: Richard Sullivan, John Cornelius, Ronald Cressley, Paul Jukes, Norman Whitely, and William Martin, Archie Rosenburgh, James Jameson, Richard Bower, Paul Mourer. PROJ ECTIONIST CLUB STAGE CREW THIS ORGANIZATION is made up ot boys who are interested in audio-visual equipment. The Advisor is Mr. Matthews. THE PURPOSE of the Proiectionists is to handle the audio-visual equipment in classes, assemblies, and special meetings. The members also do maintainance and repair work on the equipment. SETTING UP THE PROPS for our iunior and senior plays is hard work which requires skill in the field of industrial arts. The boys on this crew are under the direction of Mr. Johnson. ROW 1, Ilett to rightl: Paul Jukes, Larry Eastman, Paul Mourer, and Mr. Johnson. ROW 2: Fred' Carter Ivan Johnson, and Norman Brown. VARSITY Lett to right, ROW 'I: Tom Abraham, Tom Warner, Floyd Bacon, liams. ROW 3: James Camp, George Becker, Wilbur Devore, Bob Craig Briggs, Dennis Anthony, Bob Vicander, Paul Lind, Mr. Tubbs. Anderson, Jim Sample, Harold Miles, Don Flaherty, Douglas Thomp- ROW 2: William Clough, John Smith, Bob Byers, Barry Crist, David son. Garris, Larry Fitzgerald, Ralph Knapp, Denny Clark, Bruce Wil- OFFICERS Picture at right. ROW 'l, Cleft to righti: George Becker - Treasurer, Barry Crist - President. ROW 2: James Camp - Secretary, David Garris - Vice-Pres. The Varsity Club was tormed tor the purpose of provid- ing iackets or sweaters for senior lettermen who have met the requirements. Two letters are required to earn a sweater, but three for a varsity jacket. Money for the iackets was earned during the year by selling candy, and sponsoring dances and sock hops after Friday night home games. The Varsity Club functioned under the guidance of Mr. Tubbs. Lett to right, ROW T: George Becker, William Clough, Bruce Williams, Craig Briggs, Thomas Warner. ROW 2: Barry Crist, James Camp, Robert Anderson, Robert Byers, Wilbur Devore, su R EVENTS OF THE YE R PREPARING for the RECESSIONAL after the presentation of awards at the May Day program is Queen ina Groves and her court from left to right: Sherri Craft, Lynn Becker, Ronald Young, Robert Vic- WEAVlNG in and OUT are some students representing the sopho- more class in the Maypole Dance honoring the Queen. Left to right: Karen Font, Judy Danielson, Sue Sherwood, Barbara Coons, Judy HN!! :N --nh Y GRADLIATI G CLASS Lett to right: ROW 'i. Judith Maasz, William Clough, Kathleen Cowan, Russell Messenger, Donna Williams, Russell Crippen, Barbara York, Gary Gruttaria, Viola Sullivan, Homer Frampton, Maxine Fox, and Jerry Johnson. ROW 2. Mildred Skinner, Steven Graham, Carol Holmes, Thomas Warner, Sarah Chase, Paul Natale, Wanda Pudder, Larry Jewell, Jon Carol Gustafson, John Glenn, Sharon Price, David Phanco, Janet Anderson, and James Camp. ROW 3. Donald Hockenberry, Mary Ann Cedrone, Richard Briggs, Nancy Day, Paul Tuley, Barbara Dey, Roger Gibson, Kathleen Zolko, Robert Pettigrew, Elaine Mathews, Alan Nelson, Mary Baran, John Brunecz, and Diana Etheridge. ROW 4. Roger Woodin, Diana Armstrong, David Coleman, Janet Fisher, Paul Mourer, Donna Lanning, Norbert Whitely, Rebecca Crull, Cyril Paden, Rebecca 98 GF i960-I96I Davis, Lionel Dolphin, Carol Pierce, Paul Hopkins, Sally Wertz, and Thomas Yucha. ROW 5. Elizabeth Etter, Warner Lindell, Patricia Mathers, Richard Olson, Mary Jo Schillinger, Barry Crist, Annette Mead, David Stino, Marie Wolfe, David Haehn, Kathleen Crippen, Ivan Johnson, Juanita Reed, Roger Williams, and Patricia Anthony, ROW 6. Robert Byers, Ricka Mclntyre, James Teconchuck, Frances Antal, David Morris, Sally Devore, James Stewart, Kirsti Ahde, Donald Lauger, Ann Rodgers, Thomas Riggs, Susan Orbanic, Robert Anderson, Linda Moronski, and George Becker. ROW 7. Linda Forsberg, Robert Artico, Susan Sanford, Fred Carter, JoAnn Stutflebeam, John Bouchard, Verena van Mirbach, Wilbur Devore, Andrea Lefik, Edward Jarmel, Norma Kirk, Steven Sutton, Mary Ann Johnson, Harold Miles, and Patricia Rensma. 99 ONLOOKERS in the crowded gymnasium watch as the last seniors take their seats. SOBER FACED seniors enter the gymnasium as the proces sional is started for the last time. Left to right: Senior Class Advisors: Mr. Turchan, Miss Adams, and Mr. Linda Forsberg - Secretary George Becker - Treasurer Kathleen Cowan - President Robert Pettigrew - Vice President Swa rtz The graduating class of 1961 was very proud to have as their graduation speakers Dianna Armstrong, faculty choice, Linda Moronski, Solutaforian, Robert Anderson, class choice, and Judy Maasz, Voledictorian. LISTENING ATTENTIVELY to the program at the Junior and Senior Banquet ore Members of the Junior and Senior Class. INSPECTING the COACH which students attending the Prom LOOKING OVER The Bon Voyage dance must pass through to reach the atmosphere of the South are decorations 'OUT on by The I:'B.LA- for The Diane Willivms Gnd Ctwflene Smllli- Seniors are Cleft to rightj Sandra Taylor, Roger Woodin, Barbara Wolfe, and Paul Tuley. Abraham, Donald Abraham, Joyce .... Abraham, Richard 8 23,64 5,48,88 Abraham, Ruth ............. 48 Abraham, Thomas Adams, Katherine Ahde, Kirsti .... Ahlquist, Janet . .. Aiello, Carol .... Albaugh, Jack .... Albright, David ..... 30,99 . . 48,74,75,77, 92,96 . . . 20,100 ... 13,46,91, 99 . . . 48,83,87 .......57 64 ... 48,101 Albright, Robert . . Alexander, DeWarren ........ 53 Alexander, Delores .... . . . Anderson, Bonnie Anderson, Connie Anderson, Janet . Anderson, Robert . . Anderson, Louella . . . . 4,5,28,88 23,64 57,68 57,68 30,98 30,73,75,87,92, 96,99,1 00 ..... ..64 Andress, Nancy . . . ...... . . 64 Antal, Frances ...... 30,82,87,99 Anthony, Darlynn ......... 53,89 Anthony, Dennis . 48,69,77,88,96 Anthony, Dianne ......... 53,85 Anthony, Patricia . ..... 30,87,99 Anthony, Robert .... ..,. 6 1,72 Apthorp, James .... . . 5,57,88 Apthorp, Myrna .... . . . 48,89 Apthorp, William .... . . . 64 Archibald, Donalyn , . . . . . 64 Arden, Michael .. Armstrong, Diana Armstrong, William .... . . . 57,76 Artico, Robert . . . Asp, John .... Atkins, Sally . .. Bacon Floyd Bailey Frances . . . Bailey, Verna . . . Bailey, Virgil ... .....14 30,100 . . . 53,83,97 . . . 48,77,96 . . . . . . . 61 48,94 5,20,57 INDEX Bailey, William .. Baker, Barbara .... Baker, Carol ..... Baker, Jerome . . . Baker, Leanne . . . Baker, Philip ..... Baran, Anthony .... Baran, Mary ..... Barnard, Barbara . Barton, Jettrey .. Barton, Linda . .. Bauerle, Ruth . .. Bean, Bruce ..... Becker, George . Becker, Lyn n .... Beers, Dale ....... Beichner, William . . Bemis, Carl ....... Benedict, Roy Benedict, Ruth .. . Black, Doris . . . Black, Nancy .... Black, Patrick .... Blair, William . .. Blakeslee, Darrell . . Blakeslee, Stanley Borton, Brent ..... Borton, Margo .. Borton, Orval . .. Borton, Philip . .. Bosco, John .... Bouchard, John . . . Bouchard, Robert .. Bouchard, Susan . Bower, Nancy . . . 48 ...64 ...61 48 64 57,69,76 . . 48,52,82,86 31 ,81 ,98 ......61 61,76 61 57,86 ....,..57,88 46,69,70,73,74, 96,99,100 . . . 48,91,97 ......61 .. ...19 .....57 53,88 . . . 48,89,94 61,94 48 57 53 .. ,.... 48 57 57,76,77 . . . 48,68,90 26,52 .. 22,61,72,76 . . . . . 57,76 31,73,99 61,72,76 .......57 ........57 Brooks, Susan .... Bromley, Sam .... ,...64 ....57 Brown, Cynthia . . . . . . 64,86 Brown, Dale ..... .... 5 3 Brown, Elaine .... . . . 89,94 Brown, Ellen ..... .. 61 Brown, Gary . . . .... 57,76,82 Brown, Leah ....... .. 61 Brown, Norman .. .. 53,88,95 Brown, Robert .. .. 53,85 Brunecz, Anthony .. ....... 57 Brunecz, John .... .... 3 1,88,98 Brunecz, Theresa . .... 27,64 Bubash, Carol .... 48,83,91,97 Buchanan, Barbara .......... 57 Buchanan, Kenneth .... 64,72,76 Bull, Roxanne .... ... 61,82 Burleigh, Kay ..... .,... 8 Burrows, William ... .... 61 Burton, Richard ............ 48 Bush, Evelyn ................ 57 Byers, Robert . . . 31,61,92,93,96,99 Cable, James ... ..... 26 Caldwell, Terry . . . . . . 64,72 .. ...64 Camp, Cheryl Camp, Harold Camp, Howard ....... 5,57,72,88 Camp, James .. 31,69,71,86,88,96, 98 Campbell, Carl ..,... ..... 2 7 Campbell, Mary Ann ...... 49,87 Caravacci, Enea ........ 27,83,85 Carr, Thomas .......... 61,72,76 Carlett, James .. 49,92,93,97,101 Carter, Dennis .............. 53 Carter, Fred .... .. . 32,83,95,99 Bower, Richard .... . . . 53,88,95 Bowers, Sondra . . . .... . . 53 Bowers, Sylvia .... . . . 64 Briggs, Francis .... .... 8 Briggs, Frank ................ 8 Briggs, Fredirick ........ 61,72,86 Briggs, Richard .. 31,69,70,73,77, 96,98 102 Castile, Barbara .......,..... 64 Cedrone, Mary Ann .... 32,87,98 Chamberlin, Boyd . . . Chamberlin, Carl .... Chambers, Susan . . . 49 ...57 ...57 Chandler, Sharon ............ 64 Chase, Sarah .. 21,32,82,83,9'1,98 Check, Betsy . . . ....53 Chitester, Jean ........... 61,82 Clark, Cary .............. 20,61 Clark, Dennis .. 53,74,77,84,94,96 Clough, Dixie ............ 22,64 Clough, William .. 21,32,69,73,77, 96,98 Coleman, David . . . . . . 32,98 Coleman, Edward ...... 64,72,76 Connely, Jeanette . . . .. .. 22 Cook, Blanche ..... ...... 5 3 Coons, Barbara .... . . . 53,94,97 Coons, Carol ............ 21,64 Cornelius, John ........ 57,88,95 Cowan, Kathleen . . 24,46,90,97,98, 100 Cowles, David . . . . . . 64,72 Cox, Marie .... Craft, Leila .... 53,88 10 Devore, Anson .. 5,20,57,72,77,88 Devore, Dennis ........... 64,72 Devore, Harry . . . ..... . . 61 Devore, James . . . ....... . . 64 Devore, Sally ........ 33,86,87,99 Devore, Sharon ........... 53,82 Devore, Wilbur . 34,69,70,88,96,99 Dexter, James .............. 53 Dey, Barbara .......... 34,81,98 Dey, Susan .... Dininny, Craig . . . Dininny, Paulette . Dolphin, Lionel .. . Donaldson, John Donelson, Dianne Dunham, William . Durtey, Paul .... Durtey, Phyllis . . . Durlin, DeEtte . . . Durlin, Janet . .. 64,86 .....54 Craft, Sherri ........ 49,82,91,97 Cressley, Ronald .......... 53,95 Crippen, Barbara .... . . . 61,68 Crippen, David .... .. 49,80,81 Crippen, Kathleen ...... 32,81,99 Crippen, Lewis .... 61,76 Crippen, Russell .......... 33,98 Crippen, Vernon ............ 53 Crist, Barry .... 33,69,70,92,9'6,99 Crull, Rebecca ......... 33,81 ,99 Curry, David ................ 64 Dailey, James .... ...,.. 5 7 Dalrymple, Carol ,........ 49,87 Danielson, Dennis ...... 57,72,76 Danielson, Judith .... 25,53,86,97 Danielson, Lois .......... 61,68 Danuski, Ann .... ..... 5 3,97 Davis, Max .... Davis, Rebecca .... Day, Nancy ..... Dehner, Jewell . .. Dehner, Karen . . . Deshner, Nancy .... . . . Devereaux, Chester 88,82,88,88,98 . . . . 88,8298 .......61 53 57,94 ....53 61 . ..... 64,72 49,83,87 . . . . . 34,99 57,80,81 25,49,85 . . ....... 61 ......58 .....49,89 25,49,91 53 26,61 .... 49 ....58 . 61,86 58 .. ....... 49 . . . . . . 49,86,88 53,88,95 . . . . . . . 49 .. ..... 58 ...18,53 . . . .... 53,88 .. .... 64 .. .... 53 .. .... 64 .. .... 61 Dyer, Bessie . . . Dyer, Daniel Dyer, Donald . . . Dyke, Barbara . . . Dyke, Nancy . . . Eastman, Clifford Eastman, Jerome Eastman, Larry . . . Eastman, Lewis . . . Eastman, Marie .. Eastman, Mildred Eastman, Richard Eastman, Robert Edwards, Donna Edwards, Edward Emerson, Cheryl . . Emerson, Eileen .. Enos, Brenda .. Enos, Nancy .. . Erikson, Leslie . . Etheridge, Diane Etter, Clittord . . Etter, Elizabeth . 54,85 61 . . ..,...... 24 . . . . 34,83,87,98 49 . .... 34,87,99 103 Etter, Frances .... Fedorchuk, Inez .. Fedorchuk, Patricia ...61 61 64 Fehlman, Ronald . . . ...... 58,76 Fill, Doris ...... Findley, Mary Ann Finlan, Mildred .. Fisher, Janet . .. Fisher, Loretta . .. Fitzgerald, Anita . Fitzgerald, Gregory 54,80,81 58 . . . .... 23,64 34,98 64 .....57 ........58,72 Fitzgerald, Larry .. 24,54,69,77,78, 95,96 Fitzgerald, Thomas ........ 61,72 Flaherty, Donald .. 54,69,74,75,77, 78,94,96 Font, Jeffrey ........ 22,24,61,76 Font, Karen ..... ....... 5 3,97 Ford, Elizabeth ..... 23,64 Ford, Kathleen .......... 58,86 Forsberg, Linda .. Fox, Judith .... Fox, Linda .... Fox, Maxine ..... .... Frampton, Charles 46,82,83,99, 1 00 54 35,98 .....58 Frampton, Homer . . . .... 35,98 Franklin, Kenneth . . ... . 8 Franklin, Mary .... .. . 64 Frelick, Joseph . . . . . . 24 Frew, Robert .... . . . 61 Fuller, Alan ..... ....... 5 4 Fuller, Sharon .... ...... 2 0,58 Galbraith, Sandra .... 53,82,83,86 Gantz, Andrea .... ...... 5 8,85 Gantz, Robert . . . . . . .. 64 Garbart, David .... .... 5 4,69 Garber, Connie .. 58,94 Garris, David .. 49,69,7O,71,73,75, 77,78,96,97 Geigerich, Craig ....... 54,92,94 Geiser, Janet ..... .... 5 8,82 Gettings, Joan .... .... 2 6,61 Gettings, Mary . . . . . . 49,68,91 Gettings, Dr. Thomas 12 Gettings, Thomas . , 58,69,76,86 Gibson, Roger .... 35,88,95,98 Glen, Andrefv . . . ....... . . 72 Glenn, Arden .... ..... 6 1,72 Glenn, John ....... . . . 35,98 Gooclwell, Terrance .... ..... 6 4 Grady, Dennis ...... . . . 61 Graham, John .... ... 61 Graham, Lee .... ...... 6 4 Graham, Kathy . . . . . . 58,94 Graham, Rrichard . . ...... 54 Graham, Stephen . . . . 35,98 Graham, Thomas . . . . . . . 58 Green, Bart ...... ..... 6 1 Green, John .... 21,91 Groves, Harold ............. 62 Groves, lna ...... 49,81,86,97 Gruttaria, Gary . . 20,85,73,74,80, 81,95,98 Gurdak, Joseph ........ 14,24,62 Gurdak, Maureen . . . .... . . 62 Gurdak, Paul .,... .... 6 4,72 Gurdak, Paula .... .... 5 4,82 Gurdak, Wanda . . . . . 58,85 Gustafson, Jon Carol .... 86,87,98 Haehn, David ..... ,... 3 6,99 Haehn, Joseph .... Hagburg, Virginia . Haight, Dennis . . . Haight, LaVern Haight, Sharon . . . Haight, Thomas Hainer, Roy ..... Hainik, Karen . . . Haltast, Larry .... Hannold, Dora . Harkin, James . . . Harkins, Phillip ..,. Harroun, Raymond . Hartford, Joyce Hartford, William . Hazeltine, Raymond .....65 58 . . . . 5,49,88 58,82 .....54 .. 62 14 . . . . . 62,81 . . . 54,74,83 . . . 49,87 . . . . 27,65 . . . . 5,58,88 ......65 62 54,91 54,86 Hebner, Virgil ...... Hedman, Marguerite Hedstrom, Carl .... Hedstrom, Carol .... Heminger, John .... Hendrickson, Kathleen Hendrickson, William Henry, Janet .... Henry, Jesse .... Henry, Lynnea Hicks, Raymond . .. Hicks, Robert ..... Hilbert, David ...... Hockenberry, Donald Hodak, Park ........ . Hodge, Donald . . . Hodge, Geraldine .. Holcomb, Robert . . . Holcomb, Daniel . . . Holden, Beulah .... Holmes, Carolyn . . Hopkins, Paul . , . Howell, James .... Howell, Nancy . . . Howell, Trudy .... Howles, David . . . Hul:fman, Arlene .. . Huffman, Barbara . . Humphrey, Robert . . Huselton, James . . . Huselton, Joel . .. lngols, Waide .. lnter, Eleanor .... Irvine, William .. Jackson, Dennis . .. Jackson, Judith Jackson, William ... Jameson, James ... Jarmul, Edward Jewell, Barbara .... Jewell, Douglas 104 ...62 23 ..49,88 62 .....65 . . 27,64 49,52,92, 101 ...94 .....65 . . 58,94 .. 49,88 . . . . 65 .. 26,69 36,95,98 14 62 .. 49,89 . . . . 54 . . 58,72 . . . . . 65 36,87,98 ., 36,99 62,72,76 .....62 ...65 ,..58 54 58 58 50,77,80 20,62,76 18,87,92 . . . . . 54 . . 50,88 . . 54,88 . . . 50,87 . . 58,81 54,74,95 .. 36,99 . . . 62 .. 58 Jewell, Karen . . . . . . 20,62,82 Jewell, Larry . .. .... 37,98 Johnson, Ann ...... ..... 1 0 Johnson, Donald . .... 28,95 Johnson, Erik . . . . . . 24,54,82 Johnson, Gale .. .... 54,89 Johnson, Herbert ....... 20,72,76 Johnson, Ivan Jr. ...... 37,95,99 Johnson, Jerry .... . . . 87,88,98 Johnson, Karen ........ 50,83,90 Johnson, Mary Ann . . 13,37,82,83, 90,99 Johnson, Mrs. Armor ........ 16 Johnson, Paula . 54,82,83,86 Johnson, Robert . .... 20,62 Johnson, William 19,50,82,84, 92,94 Jones, Mary . .. .... 50,87 Jones, Mildred .... . . . 15 Jordan, Dennis .. ... 62 Jukes, Dale .... Jukes, Marilyn . . . Jukes, Paul .... Kane, Thomas .. Kay, Diane ..... Kay, Margaret . . Keeler, Pauline . . Keith, Carol .... Kellogg, James . . Kellogg, Margaret Kenney, Daniel . . Kenney, Norman . Kibbey, Mariean ..... Kirk, Judith ..... Kirk, Norma ...... 15,37,83,90,99 Kiser, June .... Kline, Dorene .. . Knapp, Connie . . 65 ......62,94 25,54,83,95 .. 65,72,76 . . 58,68,82 .......58 .....50 50 .....65 58,94 .....62 ....22,62 62 24,62 58 .,.....62 Knapp, Mona . . . . . . 26,56,86 Knapp, Ralph ..... .... 5 4,96 Koren, Willis ....... .... 5 0,88 Kupniewski, Louise .... .. . 54 Kwiatkowski, Frank .... . .. 58 Kysor, James . . . Lake, Loretta Lamar, Shirley .... Lanning, Donna Lanning, Judith Lauger, Donala .. Letik, Andrea ..... 54 . . . 54,83 . . . . 62 . . . 37,98 65 38,99 15,38,83,94,99 Lefi k, Carolyn ............ 58,94 Lefik, Kathleen Leofsky, Richard Lewis, Mary ..... Lewis, Richard .... Lewis, Robert . . . Lind, Connie .... Lind, Paul ........ Lindell, Warner Lohnes, Fred ..... Lohnes, Robert Margaret Long, Thomas Long, Lore, Samuel . . . Love, Lucia, Catherine Lucia, David .... Lund, David ...... Lyon, Mary Ellen . .. Lyszaz, John . .. McChesney, Mary . . . McCollough, James Mclntyre, Ricka ..... McMillen, Lois ...... Maasz, Jeanne ........ Patricia ..... 65 65 .50,83,87,85 62 . 50.69,77,96 38,99 .......58 . . . 65,76 20,62 27,65 65 .....59 .. 24,54 .. 65,86 ...59,76 65 14 ....50 .. ...50 38,99 59,82,83 Maasz, Judith .... 38,83,9O,98,10O Mack, Georgene . Mack, Judith ....... Maratka, Lawrence Marshall, Marlene Martin, Dale .... Martin, Frank . . . Martin, Nancy . . . Martin, Susan . .. Martin, William . . . . . . 54,8O,81 ...... 59,82 . , . . 22,69,90 59 62 ....65 50 59 . 50,69,88,95 Mason, Dennis . .. 65,72,76 Mason, Gilbert . Mason, Mary . . . Mathers, Frank . Mathers, Patricia Mathews, Elaine Matthews, Felix . . Matve, Bruce . .. Meabon, Robert . Mead, Annette . . Meleen, Billie Jo . Meleen, John . . . Meleen, Stephen Messinger, Alton Messinger, Dennis Messinger, Nancy Messinger, Russell Miles, Alexander Miles, Harold Miles, Lawrence . Miles, Winifred . . Miley, Mr. ..... . Miller, Miller, James . . . Julia .... Miller, Marilyn . . Mills, Ellen ..... Mong, Carol .... Moniak, Barbara Moniak, Sharon . Morgach, Stephen Moronski, Joseph Moronski, Judith . Moronski, Linda . Moronski, Virginia Morris, Morris, Carol . . David . . . Morrison, Donald Morrison, James Mourer, Elaine .. Mourer, Florence Mourer, Jane . .. Mourer, Paul .. Mulvey, Edmund Mulvey, Joan . . . . . .... 59,76 62,82 62,94 . . . . 20,38,94,99 19,39,89,98 9,95 5,59,88,94 14 . . 39,80,81,87,99 62,82 27,65 .. 59,69,76,77,86 14 . . . . . 5,59,88 ....,..59 39,98 . 39,69,71,96,99 59 59 93 24 62 .. ...65 62 59 15,62 1 I .... 62,94 .,...62 65 54 ... 39,81,99,100 59,94 . . 54,89,85,97 4O,73,75,99 50,94 . . . . . 62 50 15 59 28,4O,82,83,95,98 ....... 59,76,94 . . 50,82,83,85,91 105 Mulvey, Nancy . . . . . 27,65 Murphy, Michael . . . . . . . 59 Natale, Ann .... . . . 50,87 Natale, Jeanne .... ....... 6 5 Natale, Mary Ann .......... 62 Natale, Paul ....... 28,40,82,98 Nelson, Allen . . . .... 4O,95,98 Nelson, Bonita . . . ..... . . 50 Nelson, Bonnie . .. .... 24,54,82 Nelson, Charlene . . . ..... . . 59 Nelson, Karen . . . .... . . 59 Nelson, Roxanne . . . . . . 55,89 Nelson, Thomas . . Olson, Margery . Olson, Richard .. Olson, Theodore . . . . 55,95 .... 62,83 .... 21,40,99 .......,.5O,91 Orbanic, Susan ........ 40,83,99 Onufter, Phyllis .... 9,50,68,84,87 Osborne, Dennis ............. 55 Oviatt, Ernest . . . . . . 8 Paden, Bonnie . .. Paden, Cyril Palmer, Palmer, Joan Mary ... Parker, David .... 62 41,86,99 65 59,83 Parker, Tallant .............. 63 Patchen, William . Peeples, Marsha . Perrin, Joyce .... Persing, David .. Persing, Larry Peters, Fred .... Peters, Sandra .. 55,56,69,77,92 65 59 24,55 6-3,76 59 65 Peterson, Jessis . . .... 15 Peterson, Karen .... ....... 6 5 Peterson, Richard ...... 59,72,76 Peterson, Sandra ...... 59,85,94 Peterson, Wayne ............ 65 Petko, Martha . . . Pettigrew, Robert Phanco, David .... 65 46,69,71 ,98,100 21 ,41 ,73,90,98 Proctor, William . 51,88,95 Phanco, Douglas Phillips, Lola ..... ...55 ...,..51 Phillips, William .... ....... 4 1 Piccirillo, Michael ...... 55,74,77 Piccirillo, Patrick .... . . . 65,76 Pierce, Carol .... 59,99 Pierce, G. Reid . . . .... . . 11 Pierce, Nancy . . . . . . 41,91 Pilling, David .... ...... 6 3 Pilling, Judith .... 50,85 Piper, Helen ..... ...... 1 2 Powell, Judith ............ 59,85 Price, Kenneth .......... 22,63 Price, Sharon .. 41,80,81,86,87,98 Proctor, Herbert . Pudder, Wand . . Pugh, Lucille . . . Radecki, Terry . . . Radecki, Thomas . Rafalski, Janice .... Range, Ruth ..... Ransom, Douglas . Ransom, Mary Lee Rapp, Brian ..,.. Rapp, Bro . . . Rapp, Doris .... Ray, Karen . . . Rea, Judith ..... Reagle, Judith . . . Reed, Richard Reed, Juanita Reed, Paul ...... Remmy, Patricia . Rensma, Linda .. Rensma, Patricia . Rhodes, Elaine . .. Riggs, Gwenda .. Riggs, Thomas .. Ritter, Douglas .. Robbins, Bradley . Roberti, Anthony .. 65 63 42,87,98 ......63 .......65,72 27,65,72 . . . 59,94 . . . 51,87 ....59 66 66,72 . . . 51,69,77,91 51 .......59 . . . . 25,55,97 . ......... 66 . . . 19,72,89,99 59,94 51,57 55,84,97 42,s1,99 22,66 55,5494 42,94,99 55,77 66 59,69,76,82,91 Roberti, Nancy ,............. 66 Rodgers, Ann .. . ... Rodgers, John .. Rapp, Donald ...... . . . Rosenburgh, Archie . Rosenburgh, Carol . Rosenburgh, Dorothy ........ 66 Ross, Carolyn .. Ruhlman, Carole Ruhlman, Herman Russ, Sue ...... Russ, Merle .... Russell, Herbert Rydholm, Lois . . , Sample, Sample, Sanden, Sanford, Sanford, Charles James .. Harvey Leslie . Susan ... Savitz, Elizabeth Schell, Glenna .... Schillinger, Mary Jo .... Schillinger, Michael Schillinger, Peter Schnell, James . Schnell, Kathleen Schnell, Nancy Schnell, Susan . Schwanke, Cherri 42,86,87,99 26,63,72 5,59,76 .......60,95 ..... 51,89,94 51,94 51,80,81,87 ...... .66 ....60,85 55 66 5,51,5o,51,57 60,69,76,77 19,51 ,69,73,74, 77,92,93,96,97 16 60,69,76,77 . .... 42,99 27,66 15,43,99 . . . . 55,88,94 ..........63,72 55,74,77,92 . .... 63,68 66 51,90 55,80,81,83,86 63,76,86 Scott, Alan ........... Scott, Charles .... Scott, Gilbert .. Scott, Lorraine . Seamens, Francis Servidea, Rita .. Seth, Margaret . Seth, Patricia .. Shannon, Patricia . . . Shellhouse, Donald . .. 66 55,74,75,88 51 ,89,94,85 60 19,89 26,63 51 22,63 63 Shellhouse, Ronald .......... 66 Sherwood, H. J. .............. 9 Sherwood, Susan .... 55,56,68,97 Shine, Catherine ........ 106 60,82 Shine, Patrick .. Sitler, Gary . .. Sivl, Alan ...... Skinner, Edward . Skinner, Maiorie . Skinner, Mildred Skinner, Sheila .. Slocum, William . Slosky, Charles . Smith Charlene . Smith Diana Smith John .... Smith, Mark . . . Smith, Mary . . . Smith, Shirley ... Snow, Donald .. Spencer, Florence Spencer, Robert . .. 66,72,76 . . . 60,76 . . . 51,77 .. .... 51 .. ...55,89 43,98 . . . 55,84 63,76 20,81 63,80,81,83,101 51 ,87 24,55,73,83,96 60,88 66 ........66 . . . . . . 63,72,76 10 St. Clair, Donna ..... 55,84,85,94 Stec, Joseph .... Stec, Mary ..... Stettan, Jonathan Steuart, Gayle .. Stewart, David .. Stewart, James .... . . . Stillings, Dr. A. N. 55,92 ....60 60,76 51,95 63,76 43,73,99 12 Stillings, Charles ..... 51 ,52,69,77 Stino, David .... . ....... 43,99 Stino, Josephine . .. . . 63 Stino, Patricia . . . Stover, Bonnie .. Stover, Lawrence Strickland, Thomas Stuart, Rebecca . . . . Stuart, Rosemary .... ...6O ....6O . . . 55,88 ....63 60 66 Stuftiebeam, JoAnn ....... 43,99 Sullivan, Janet . . 51,68,83,85,86,87 Sullivan, Richard Sullivan, Viola .... Suppa, Sandra . . . Sutton, Steven . . . Swanson, Ingrid .......... 51,87 Swanson, Margaret .. ...43,87,98 ........66 28,41 ,99 51 ,83,87,97 Swartz, Richard .... 18,80,81,100 . ...... 56 Sweetland, Janet .... Sweetland, Robert . . . Szewczuk, Andrew Szewczuk, Barbara Szewczuk, Philip . . Taber, Kathryn .. Taber, Margaret . . . Taydus, Patricia .... Taydus, Thomas .... Taylor, Dorothea . . . Taylor, Janet .... Taylor, Karen .... Taylor, Sandra . .. Teconchuk, James . Tellman, Terrance 55,82 8 51 ,..63 ...60 51,90 27,66 ....66 63 ...21,84 52 60,81 . ...... 101 28,4-4,99 . . . . . 66 Thomas, Kenneth . . . ..... 63,72 Thomas, Raymond . 52 Thompson, Carol . 52,83,85,91 Thompson, Douglas .. 52,69,74,75, 77,96 Thompson, Leonard . .20,63,72,76 Thompson, Neil .......... 55,88 Thompson, Regis .. 25,55,74,75,84 Thompson, Richard 55,56,74,77 Toner, Earl ........ ........ 6 6 Toner, Linda ..... Trask, Michael . . . Tubbs, Alan Tuley, Paul .......... Turchan, Edward . Turner, Carol .... Turner, David .... Turner, Elizabeth .. Turner, Linda Upton, Robert .... Urbanic, William Vacca, Jeanne .... Vanderwork, John . . . Van Guilder, Carol Van Guilder, Karen Van Guilder, Kathy . . . 52,87 66 .. 23,74,96 44,98,101 .. .... 11,100 66 5,60,88,94 . ....... 55 63 ......6O . . . 63,94 . . . 52,89 ......63 ......55,56,97 60,94 66 Van Guilder, Robert ......... 63 Van Ord, Thomas ............ 63 Vicander, Robert .. 19,52,69,73,77, Winans, Ruth . . . Wing, Robert . .. Wise, Jerry . .. Wittig, Evelyn Wittig, Quentin .. Wollaston, George 78,96,97 Von Mirbach, Verena ., . 39,91,99 Vorse, Linda ................ 60 Vorse, Sheryl . . . . . . 22,66 Vromian, Dillen . . . . .. 8 Wachter, Steven . Waddell, Floyd . . Walter, Sharyn .. Walton, Albert . . Ward, Nancy . . . Warner, Thomas Wayda, Shirley . Welch, Wayne . . Weldon, Charlene Wentworth, Doris Wentworth, Sarah Wertz, Betty .... Wertz, Reba Wertz, Sally ..... Westover, Jerry . Whaley, Richard . Whitely, Bernarr ............. 8 Whitely, Norbert Whitely, Norman Wilcox, Richard . Wiler, Eugene .. Wiler, Everett . . . Wiler, Linda Wiler, Martha .. Wiler, Thelma . . . Williams, Bruce . Williams, Diana . Williams, Donna . Williams, Duane . Williams, Holly . . Williams, Richard Williams, Sharon Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, John ... 107 ...60,81 .......25 63,81,82 66,72 . . . . . . . 55,82,86 44,69,96,98 ..... ..60 ..,.60 . . . 60,68 .,.52,89 60,83 ......55 60 . . . . 19,44,99 ..... ..22 .... ..63 44,83,95,99 1 1. 52,82,83,95 66,94 66 55 60,94 20,63,94 55,84 44,69,71,73,92, 96,99 ... 63,80,81,101 .......45,87,98 60 ....63 ....52 ....66 . . . 63,72 . . . 22,23,66 . . . . 63,76 . . . . 63,82 . . . 55,85,89 52 25,72,76 Wolfe, Barbara .. 18,56,94,101 Wolfe, Dorothy ........ 52,81,82 Wolfe, Janice . . . . . . 18,56,84 Wolfe, Marie . . . . . . 45,87,99 Wolfe, Shirley . . . .... 56,94 Wolfe, Virginia . . . .... . . 66 Wood, Craig . . . . . . 63,72,86 Wood, Edna .... .......... 1 5 Wood, Judith ............... 66 Wood, Michael .. 52,69,74,75,77, 92 Wood, Susan . . . .... 60,68,86 Woodburn, Ruth . . . 22,63 Woodin, Roger ....... 45,88,101 Wright, Regis .... Wyitowicz, John . . . Yanni, Rosemary . . . York, Barbara York, Edith ..... York, Floyd ..... Young, Charles .... Young, Robert ..... Young, Ronald Yucha, Barbara Yucha, George Yucha, Mary Ann . . . Yucha, Mildred .... Yucha, Thomas Zagst, Donald .... Zeedra, Joann .... Zolko, Andrew .... Zolko, Kathleen .... 66 ...66 . . . 45,68,98 21 14 60,76,81 63 19,52,92,93,97 56,82,84 22,66 . ..... 63 .....60 45,99 60 . . . 56,81,94 . . . . 56,86,94 . . 45,81,82,98 AUTCGRAPHS 74 Q39 .f- .. ig- 3.4. V,-V 1 , ...I . 1: 1, 3. 1 ,P , ,,.A u--1 .- ly ' lu. A I fr' n ' ig EWU! 1 -1 ... 'wh I V 0 . ' t , . . 'N pf. ',. ' nl -'T i l, . N . - rv