Youngwood High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Youngwood, PA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senior class of Youngwood Hrgh School rn the year one thousand nrne hundred and frfty berng rn 70 rndrvrdual parts and a H' body doubtful mrnd and of lrttle memory knowrng we have but a few days left wrshrng to drspose of our time talent and good attendance do hereby make thrs our last exclamation e hereby declare all previous remarks suggestions forethoughts and afterthoughts all wrlls made by this class to be null and vord and therefore make this Frankire Larnej statement In our Qmulej trarn of thoughts we leave behind the things we dont want to take wrth us To the Teachers we leave hopes that therr comrng Senror classes wrll be a lrtfle quieter than we were Betty Adams joe Anderson Bob Anderson Tom Beck Helen Butler Harry Carnes Mary Casterwrler Bea Cramprnr Eleanor Cramprnr Joan Cramprnr john Cramprnr james Danko Peggy Davidson Bob Davrdson Harland Deeds Winnie Deruelle Lucia Eannottr wrlls her abrlrty to get a front seat to Mary Ruth Storey leaves hrs lost notebooks to Dayle Miller leaves the school a book of tardy slrps wrlls Bob Zrnk hrs srze 12 shoes grves to Fay Roach her quiet ways wrlls hrs promptness to Dave Kemerer leaves her Commercial Law class to future Seniors leaves her abrlrty to get out of classes to someone with wrlls her actrng characteristics to jerry Free rs takrng everythrng wrth her Qshe ll need rt'J leaves Sammy Wrneman a case of GOOD mrlk bequeaths hrs wavy harr to Paul Conde grves her abrlrty to knit to Rose Storey wrlls hrs qurck prck up rn the morning to Myron Shoaf leaves Dave Poerro hrs energy to get to school on trme wrlls her new baton to some long armed grrl leaves her absentee slrps to Florence Albright a good technique y . . , . A - . . , . , . . . ff , , , 3 9 7 ' W ! 7 3 , : Chalmer Ewig .,,.....r.,.......,...,, wills his Bookkeeping notebook to any junior who can read it. r .... ..... , Shrrley Fordyce Jim Fox Marjorie Gaffney Martha Geckle Arlene Gray Elvera Henderson Pat Henderson john Hohn Sara Hower Sara Poorman Mary Summy june Walt Lorarn Kelly Frances Knrzner Betty Koss Georgeann Lee Barbara Long Clara Mae Long Dean Mates Elmer Knrzner Don Mates Rerd Mertz Alice Mrnard Charlotte Mrnerd Dolores Moats Drck Morrrs Glenn Morrison Ross McGrnnrs Don McGuffy Marron Nutter Lours Pallone bequeaths her trme and love for wrrtrng notes to Nancy Cunnrngham leaves hrs muscle bound body to Bob Hrssem wrlls her seat rn Physrcs class to Frdelrs Narad leaves her Shorthand grades to anyone who will need them leaves Dorothy Cheran her freckles wrlls her natural blonde harr to Dolores Tompkins leaves the good times she had rn school to Dolly Goswrck leaves hrs hrdden talents to the lucky person who finds rt will therr close frrendshrp to Shrrley Crusan and Eleanor Myers wrlls her ups and downs rn the Drrll Corp to Alrce Gaffney fShe really knows how'j bequeaths her tactfulness rn getting out of classes and Study Halls to anyone who can get out leaves her short walk to school to Esther Adzrma rs takrng her love for school with her wrlls her love for square dancing to Elsie Ansell berng the only grrl rn Solrd class hopes that some more wrll porn rn the future leaves therr abrlrty to get along together to Steve Cheran and Brll Barber wrlls hrs loudness to john Poerro leaves hrs qurck startrng abrlrty and hrs brrght red shrrt to Wade Kline leaves her skill with the drums to J D Mrnard wrlls her hrgh C to Chuck Morrrs bequeaths the lrbrary to Charles Gentrle provided he can keep rt dusted and quret leaves hrs smrles and laughs to Sally Nwcomer wrlls hrs neck collar to anyone on the football team who wants rt leaves hrs regular attendance to Ted Beer leaves hrs love for Macbeth to anyone that can understand rt wrlls her blue eyes and red harr to Lee Connor leaves hrs great musical talent to hrs brother Robert

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WHATS IN A NAME One summer mornlng MARI and THOMAS started out over the LEE and down the GLEN! nl on their way to the village Baby ROBBINS chxrped rn the trees and a colt W1 hQINNIEl dj for 1ts mother Hol STEIN ER ersey cows drank from the clear water nn the brook While stopptng to PAT the colt on the head they saxx two llttle FOXES scampermg about Gonng farther on they came to a small forest where YOUNG WOOD was berng cut and sent to the mnll At the edge of the forest they met MARY AND ER SON the famrly of a POOR MAN who was the town BAKER Arrnvmg at the vrllage they lrstened to the heated argument between a STERN and frery crtnzen and a shoe SHIFKO who shouted SUMMY w1ll you' What for' Look at these shoes you SMARTNICK They KOSS too much and they aren t exen MATES O pxpe down youre so excnted you ve lost your QeQWIG On down the street they stopped at PETERSONS Florlst Shoppe and bought a corsage of red roses ned wrth a KELLY green rrbbon The florrst asked rf they xxrshed PALM ER fern w1th the roses Whtle waltlng for the flowers they heard the followmg announcement on the radio Attentlon' All RAILROADERS' Report for work Monday john L Lewls has ordered all MIN Next door to the florrst s they went to GECKLL S Ac cessory Shop where 1CLl el ARANCL sale of lc J REESE blouses was In full swing A block farther doxxn thc street they came to C AR NES Publlc School Pausmg for a fexx mrnutes before an open xxnndoxx they he 1rd children REID from Mc GUFFYS Fnfth Reader The Glee Club nn thc muslc room xx as snngrng MARIORIE md thc band xx as ln thc audltornum practrcmg therr ALMA Mater Out on thc lavxn one of the IM classes xx rs taktng calrsthenrcs ust then the fxre alarm rang but nt proxed to be only a SMOLK4 aQY LI'llIT'lDCy In the afternoon they attended the KNIZNER Thea ter xxhere Rescued rn JLNE WALT Dxsney pro ducnon xxas benng shown The plot of the story was as folloxxs Lady VARGOSKO was held pnsoner behmd the GRAY walls of the castle SYLVESTER Her only son had just been made a kmght and w1th the help of thelr trusted BUTLER set out to free hrs mother On comrng near he saw her BECK on to hlm from a tower wlndow Frghnng hls way across the MOATS he clxmbed the CABLE and heard her screamrng Davld DAVID SON my DARLING son how I have LONG ed for your com mg After freemg her they explored the DANK Old walls of the castle In the cellar he found an old WINEMAN who gave hlm one small glass of CIAMPINUJ I can grve you no more he sard as no MORRIS avarlable After leavmg the castle and travelmg some drstance they came to the rrver HOHN on the bank of whxch they found a boat wrth a broken RUTTER After mendmg rt they started across the rlver and being hungry they fxshed for TROUT and llxed happnly ever after Outside agam they EANCajNOTTI grrl who could never MIND ER own busmess They saw her throw stones at a YOUNG puppy untrl he could nerther WAG VER move has tall Puttmg hrm under a shade tree and gtvmg lnm a drrnk of water they felt they had done therr good DEEDS for the day Later on THOMAS savx a friend 1n a new car and shouted HOWER ya PALLONE today' The frrend replned Hop tn Ill take you for a rrde They accepted and soon came to a junction of two RHODES where they saxx a slgn whlch read One MOUGH ahead MCGIN NIS and HENDERSON Roadsrde Inn Gas for the FORD YCE water for the thnrsty Cheese on NUTT ER rusm bread for the hungry Huang lust started they decrded to RIDENOLJR be fore stopplng to eat They kept on gonng but had to drxxe off the road to rlloxx the large ADAMS express truck to pass them Later IU the exemng they arrrxed back home rather tlred after the adxentures of the day Clara Mae Long 1 1 7 K 7 . 4 . V l I I . ' ' 1 1 J I 1 - . . V - ' V ' , . ' ' ' r . ' r 7 2 ' P 4 ' ' 4 s 1 ' P . a ' v ' - - - Y . 1 . 1 1 Y ' ' v 7 ' . . . 1 . . I H . . . L V I I A V 2 I 4 4 ' K I 7 A . 1 . . . . . . . I . 1 . . Y L 4 7 I , . 1 , . . ' L 1 . I ' . . 1 . y, L K Y ERQ d7S back to the pxts. .. , 4 K L - ' ' ' 4 ' 1' ,A , . 4 . 1 , ' ' 4. ' 1 I 4 . ' . . 1 1 , r 1 3 , , .L I - . R y . ' '- - b L ' y K 1 ' .' 1 1 . . . . . , . . ,' ' , ' v 1 . ' ' i ' 1 ' v- ' A - 1 , v. - 1 I V Y , Y - t 7 I I K A t . 4 ' ' 1 W v ' 1 D . ' . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 '1 1 ' Y I2 A .J ' L - 1 1 1 ' r . ' , A - ' v I r I L I n 1 ' 1 -

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jim Palmer .. ,, Peggy Peterson Catherine Reese .. Maurice Rhodes ., Bill Ridenour . Tom Robbins . Dick Shifko jim Shirey Wilbtir Smartnick josephine Smolka Irene Steiner Glenn Stern . Alma Stinebiser Dolores Sylvester ean Thomas Merle Trout jacquelyn Vargosko Bud Walthour ane Wineman Ray Young Tom Young wills his love for singing in the halls to Paul Acito. leaves her basketball skill to Earl Zeilinger. leaves her nickname Honey to Elaine Orner. wills his tallness to Frances Kane. leaves that deep wave in his hair to Keith Stewart. leaves his mastery of the Q-stick to Eddie Peffer. leaves his football uniform to jack Kane. wills Howard Moriarty his football efficiency. leaves his romantic voice to Don Buffer. wills her personality to Peggy Washabaugh. wills Patty Oravetz her Colgate smile. leaves his nickname Mole to jerry Lundholm. wills the story Macbeth to a very lucky junior leaves her long black hair to Marjorie H trbaugh leaves her height to Shirley Malvizzi wills his ttlking in P O D class to Bill Baughmm lMerle is the sleeper of all classes'J wills her youth to Dick DeForrest lShe s the youngest of the class Q leaves his artistic abilities to Bobby Trout is taking Nails with her gives his quiet ways in English class to someone who can improve them wills his twenty twenty vision to john and Paul Blanda Witness Mary Clawson Attorney oanCiamp1n1 A DREAM SCHOOL IN THE YEAR 2000 Stick around seniors lf 1 dream school ever comes rbout we wtnt to be here just imagine this a spaci ers lnon wreck iblep ind also helicopter space escala tor steps to and in the building which is equipped with magic eye doors large windows th it open onto terrace like porches in case its a little too stuffy in the study halls or youd like to haye a cigarette beautx ful lu atories with connecting lounging rooms special offices for the officers of the classes a cafeteria with six cooks and all the food you can eat lon the housej 1 lirge dining room with candy coke root beer and chocolate milk machines lslugs icceptedl A big furniture for my type of play 1 gym with all kinds of sports equipment a ball room with an orchestra platform and luke box lean be played in anybody s free period J class rooms will be equipped with desks hay ing their ow n desk lamps pencils and padded seats with reclining backs musical bells which signal you to the next class Now for the teachers XVhat teach ers' . . ' Y . ' ' i i 2 Y . j . . . ' ' f ' ' '. ' ' ' i 2 ' 1 i . . . ' . A 1 . ' L 7 I ' ' l ' 1 c . 7. U i 4 i i i 4 Ss .. ...,.....,.. ' . 1 K I I -, , ' . f f f Y 4 D Y 7. T L . K s l A K 1 1 ' A V L . . ' ' . ' Q 1 -', - - 1 ' 2 ' ' v Q r' I iv ous parking lot for plastic cars with hard rubber bump- auditorium with a stage that has the facilities and 1 V - , . ,y 1 l ' - K , - ' 1 v L vy Q r v fi 1 ' ,' ' , . y .' . 1 1 ' - C v ' K v v' 'W 1 . ' 'i ' i . ' i 1 . ' 1 -