1955 Yearbook by Affinity Connection

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DEDIUATION

MR. WIIBERT R. BOLTON

We, the class of 1955, take sincere pride in dedicating our yearbook toMr. Wilbert R. Bolton, who has spent nine years of his energetic life in bettering our school. Much of his work has been devoted to our athletic program which now compares with t he best in the state. As a teacher and friend he has spent innumerable hours helping us in classwork, athletics, and other problems. The Iikeable 'Yib" was born and raised in Sunbury, PennS)tlvania. He received his Bachelor's degree from Albright College and his Master's from Bucknel I. His free time is used for working toward his Doctor's degree at Penn State. He taught at Sunbury and Northumberland High Schools before coming to State High in 1946. Throughout his school daysF 11 Yib 11 gained an outstanding reputation as an athlete. Mr. Bolton came to State High as football and track coach. He is no longer football coach but remains at the helm oftrack. With his traditional 11 bullwhip", thisfirnecoachhaschasedhistrack team into six consecutive undefeated seasons. As Director of Athletics, he has helped pull the school out of debt in addition to improving our athletic program. He is a registered P.I.A.A. basketball official. As a very active member of the faculty, Mr. Bolton has a fine reputation as a teacher. In biology, his booming voice reminded us to define "a couple two, three words" for our next assignment. With twinkling eyes and a burning desire to argue, he started many a fracas in class. The familiar, "Now, what'd I say?" encouraged many discussions in science class. In senior science, we also enjoyed his beaming personality. Because of his teaching many people have left this school with a fine background for college. With so many activities, Mr. Bolton leads a vigorous and sometimes overworked existence. But his satisfactions lie in hard work, achievement, and helping others. So, with sincere admiration the class of 1 55 salutes you, Mr. Bolton, and we wish you success and happiness in the years to come.

IN MEMORIAM

Nancy Krumrine

Looking back to our high school days, we recall many special events, our teachers, and most of a 11 our friends. We remember one who shared many experiences with us, but for too short a t ime. Here we pause, and for a moment meditate in memory of Nancy Krumrine, who died May l, 1954. "Krummie" attended the College Heights School for six years and in seventh grade entered the State College High School . Her sophomore year she attended Linden Ha II School for G iris and returned to our high school the fol lowing year. Ncmcywas an honor student, active inACappellaChoir, Student Council, and various girls sports.

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The road of Iife stretches out before us as we close the gate to our high school days. Each footprint on that road signi fies a step toward success and happiness . In striving to reach that goal, we have completed a major portion of our educational, cultural, and social developement. Between the covers of th!:) 1955 Maroon and Gray, there is an i Ilustrated _review of the life of a student at State College High School, As time passes, we hope that this book will be= come a cherished collection of unforgettable memories . The gate has closed now, and locked behind it are six years of preparation for tomorrow's world, As we step forward to face the future, we kn~w that our task is not fin ish~_d . • • • it has just begun!

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Although we don't hear very much about the school board in the ha Ils of State High,路 it is one of the most imp.ortant functions in our institution. The school board looks over State High and the College Area Joint Schools like a guardian angel, taking care of all the administrative headaches and problems. The school board is composed of six school districts, which are St ate Co 11 e g e Borough, College Township, Ferguson Township, Ha If-Moon Township, Harris, Township, and Patton Township. There are five members from each outlying district and seven from the borough. We are certainly grateful to this group of fine citizens for their support and interest in State High.

.OFFICERS Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr.

Way. Watkins. Dotterer. Byers Hoffman

2nd Vice-President . . Secretary President I st Vice-President . Treasurer

FIRST ROW: Mr. Struble, Mrs. Goust, Mr. Hoffman, Dr. Dotterer, Mr . Lutz, Mrs. Mattis, Mr. Watkins, Mrs. Kuhns, Dr. Dale. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gummo, Dr. We lch, Mr. Barr, Mr. Jurey, Mr. Williams, Mr. Brennan, Mr. Horner, Mr. Blair, Mr. Triebold, Mr. Schempf. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hutchison, Mr .. Clark, Mr . Ziegler, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Way, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Corl, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Markle.

MRS, ALMQUIST Home Economics "Let's h ave it qui et girls!"

MR, DALLAM English, Social Studies "People, now people I"

lvlRS, BALDWIN Art "How about getting an excuse?"

lvlISS BALL English, Social Studies "What kind of a dance are you going to have this year, S e n i ors ? "

MR. BOLTON Science "I'm not kiddin '. - this is my smartest class. "

!,!R, CO!Uv!AN Social Studies ,Physical Education and Health "How much do you weigh?"

MR. CROOKS Mathematics, Science "What a blush when he makes a mistake."

MR. CROSS Vocational Agriculture Department Head "Well, come on boys, let's get something to do."

MISS DAVIS Home Economics Department "Now girls."

MISS FERREE Social Studies, English "You '11 spend ten minutes after school. "

MR. GACHENBACH Industrial Arts Dep&.rtment Head, Driver Training Teacher "We 11 -- AH-H-H."

MR, CAVUTO Music "Just wait till we have fifty violins. "

MR. GIBSON Health and Physical Education "Hi Doc."

MRS, GOODWIN Physical Education and Health, sc'ience "A 11 of my friends are mad with me. "

MR, GRIFFITH Social Studies, English "Cripes all Frid a y I"

MR, HEGE Music Department Head "It should really be more than 4 I /2 hours."

MR, KRAUSE Social Studies "You don't wear slacks in my class or out you go."

MRS. KRAUSE Home Economics "Oh, my dear girls."

MRS, HAMILL Physical Education and Health "you'll think I'm hedgin' again. "

MR. HUE Science, Mathematics "Let's have an evaluating experience, " â&#x20AC;˘

MR. LENHART Mathematics "I give up."

MR, HANNA Business "The answer isn't always in the book. "

MISS HARPSTER Eng 1is h Department Head "Let's be nice. "

MRS, HUZZARD Science, Ma thematics "I AM NOT skinny. weigh I 12."

MR, J, LONG MISS LEY Latin Mathematics "Moriture te Sala- "Fold your papers tamus." lengthwise. " ("We who are about to die salute you. ")

MR, W. LONG MR. MACKERETH Science, Mathematics Mathematics "I think I' 11 c o 11 e c t "Hi, How are you?" notebooks today. "

MRS. MAYNARD MISS MAHEY MRS, McFEA TTERS Librarian Business Department Business "All right, let's keep We missed her first seHead it down in here." "Let the class come to mester. order. "

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MISS McVICKER MR. MILLER MISS MORROW Social Studies, English Social Studies English, Social Studies Dislikes your chewing " - -and there you are, "Well, -------ssh!" gum, rubber band, or but don't ask me who shoe laces. the grapevine is. "

MR. NELSON Mathematics, Science "We can haveademocratic home.

MISS REIGH Mathematics Department Head "I '11 give anyone "who tries, a break. "

MISS ROGERS Art A Southern cutie from West Virginia.

MRS. SALEM French, Spanish "Well, ifldidn'thave so much todo I would've had these cor-

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MR. SALLADE Industrial Arts "Let's get our projects out, girls."

MR, SERFF Social Studies Department Head "Are you sure about that?"

MRS. SHADEL English "Isn't that delightful, people?"

MR. SHADEL Science "You were exposed to that last year."

MR. SMITH Industrial Arts "Get some work!"

MR. THORNE Music "Come on kids, let's work."

MR. VAN NORMAN English, Social Studies "He wears a distinctive turquoise ring. "

MR. SHAFFER Speech, English "This is a good crew yes a good crew. "

MISS D. SMITH Business "Okay, let's re ad i t again."

MISS R. SMITH Mathematics "If you'd learn your rules - -- . "

MR. WEIR Industrial Arts "We might as well have homeroom out in the hall."

MISS WIANT Music "No chewing gum."

MR. YUKICA Social Studies "Do a job!"

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ADMINIsTRA TIv E

Betty Musser Loris Korman

SECRETARIES

BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW - Mr. Houser, Mr. Emigh, Mr. Phelps, Mr. Crummey SECOND ROW - Mr. Carney, Mr. Warner, Mr. Brown, Mr. Waltz, Mr.

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Treasurer - Dub Vroman Secretary - Sherry Parkin

STUDENT

President Ed Trembley Vice-President Clem Schoenebeck

OFFICERS

COUNCIL

JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW - Walker, Secretary; Toscano, French, Hartman, Henderson, Eberly, Ricker SECOND ROW - Heim, Vice-President; Witherite, Wood, Smith, Rusk, Miss McVicker, Sponsor THIRD ROW - Mannino, Taylor, Miller, Perez, Rimmey, President; Campbell, Treasurer

CLASS Believe it or not I It seems like a few short years since we confident seniors entered the College Area Joint Schools as 7th graders. Our Junior High days were exciting and carefree as we embarked on six years adventure toward success. During the first few months as newcomers to State High, we stole a real glimpse of our novel school. A11 of our opportunities were introduced to us: canteen at the Methodist gym every Saturday evening, junior high band, sports, school clubs (including dancing, dramatics, hunting, and fishing, etc.) and cheer leading. Our junior high cheerleaders were Jackie Beck, Jane Atchison, and Nancy Hutchison. The sports program offered the boys basketball, football, and wrestling. Carl Houtz wrestled with the varsity team at 103 pounds when he was a freshman. The activities at Pine Grove were many, consisting of cheer leading by Pat Peters and Janet Dreibelbis. A dance was held and the proceeds helped to finance the annual trip to Hershey Park, The majority of the school asked for better cafeteria meals. Without receiving them, to keep with the workers of the world, it resulted in a "food strike." Bev Dodd better known then as John L. Lewis, was the instigator, and everyone carried his lunch until better meals were provided. Lemont scholars joined State High in eighth grade and soon became one of the gang. The first day of girls' noon basketball brought out our bashfulness as we slowly walked on the gym floor in our shorts trying to hide our piano leg-shaped limbs from the whistling boys. But soon we lost our modesty and insisted upon playing the whole game. One of our seventh grade English classes, sponsored by Miss Ball, practiced, prepared, and presented a play to junior high. The disappointed class realized it was literally a flop, but the audience thoroughly enjoyed it. (Speaking about laughs, how about that hike across the golf course at 3:00 A.M., "Sacky" and Steve?) Mr. Maurey, our science teacher, took us on many field trips out to Community field and once he took us to the Pearce Milk Company. While we watched with amazement the process of filling milk bottles, there was an accident. Some filled bottles broke and milk drenched the closest bystander who happened to be Sue Shawley. She had a rough time explaining the incident when she got back to school. Ed Trembley and Phyllis Heil from State High and Pat Peters and Dean Witherite from Pine Grove won the American Legion awards. Ed was also our junior high student council president. We were freshmen now with more and more opportunities coming our way. We went to the mixers and if we were lucky, danced with that good looking upperclassman. We went to junior district chorus and band, and the ninth grade choir assisted the admired A Cappella Choir in their Christmas and spring concerts. Joyce Gilbert and Sue Shawley were our first G. A. A. representatives elected that same year. One particular day was chosen to be Hopalong Cassidy day. Everyone wore his ten gallon hat and guns. Jane Bickle looked more like a cowboy than Hoppy ever did.

HISTORY The following year was one of the best in our young lives. The class was joined by Pine Grove students and together we became members of senior high. Many participated in the band and we were really proud of our uniforms. The most difficult task was to be able to keep in step. Poor Abie never did learn. Other activities were A Cappella, Religious Education, girls' intramural sports, plays and various clubs. The football team worked their hearts out trying to be undefeated because Coach Porter promised them each a car if they won every game. THIS is yet to be accomplished. We in Mr. Van Norman's English class remember going to the Tyrone Paper Mill. Everyone brought back rolls of paper and samples of each stage of the pulp. New cheerleaders were chosen and they were Carol Ehman and Judy McGarey. This was our first year to elect class officers. Bob Campbell, one of the respected members of the three-thirds, was president. The girls' dream man, Dean Witherite, became vice president. For secretary we elected Judy Peery and our treasurer was Clem Schoenebeck another of the three-thirds. The remaining third was Ed Trembley ,our all school treasurer. The three-thirds sang and entertained at many outside affairs as well as school events. They will always be remembered for their harmony and wit. (Would "Sacky", Steve, and "Keith" remember anything of the whereabouts of some Latin II books?) Phoebe Humphrey and Jane Eberly were our new representatives to G. A. A.

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Although sponsoring a dance was new to us there was never a better dance than the Soph Hopi "It Happens Every Spring." The silhouette of young lovers, the real fountain and flowers added a touch of authenticity to be remembered by all who attended. Another dance we held that year was 'Icicle Frolic' planned by the girls who didn't waste any time choosing their dates. We ended our Sophomore year with a class picnic. We all laughed when the boys threw Mr. Van Norman into the nice cool water for a little swim. Karin DeJuhasz and Joy Davis were two of the many classmates who left us before our Junior year. We were almost at the end of our long trudging trip as we took on the title of 'juniors'. Our new officers were president, Ed Trembly; vice president, Clem Schoenebeck; secretary, Phoebe Humphrey, die class's only true blond and treasurer, Larry Perez with his Brooklyn accent. Judy Peery was all school secretary. This year Joyce Gilbert and Jennifer Brown becam~ members of "Ten Tones" and Bob Campbell and Bill Shannon took part in "Polka Dots". . The band went to several away games. The one we '11 .remember is the Lewistown game where we had to turn back because of the snow. Perhaps this was well for we forgot to take the drums along. The game went on in spite of the snow and State won 7-0. The snow was a foot deep continued on page 22

IJLASS by the next morning which hindered Band Day at the University but they played ball anyway. Our Christmas dance, 'Holiday Heaven', also proved to be a huge success. "Opening Night", "Wildcat Willy and the Bearded Lady", and "The Long Retreat" were presented as the junior plays. The cast had a roaring party at Mccown 's house later. "Club 55," the junior talent show was created by our class and we hope it will be continued throughout the years. Bob Schrack and his Orchestra played the star role in the night club setting. "The Humseys" who are Phoebe and Ann Henszey won second prize. Other actors from our class were the "Three-Thirds" and Bob Weigand, Joe Mccown and Dick Harbold. our Junior Prom, "Pagoda Paradise," took great preparations. Decorations were worked upon months befor~ the dance and the gym was not ready ten minutes before time to start. Nevertheless, all went well. The famous 'Uke Club', organized by uke lovers met once a week to sing, eat and have a merry time. Our favorite pastimes this year were cabin parties and overnights. What were those noises heard in Dodd 's cabin? Not to mention the terrific evenings spent at Hutch's, Noll's .â&#x20AC;˘ Ehman 's, Fitz's, Canouse 's, Nelson 's, Brown's, Rickard's, and McGarey's. The overnight at Homan 's consisted of much activity as a football game took place by the sleepers at 3:00 A. M. on the middle of the road. The road inearlymorningseems tohave a drawing power, for .some other P.J. walkers were out inCollegeHeights. Was that you Bryna, Elsie, Pauline, and Natalie? One of the fads was knee socks and bermuda shorts. Ann Wills was elected to serve on the G. A. A. board . This past summer found Sally Spencer, Joe Mccown and Don Hamett in Europe getting lost in Paris and talking to themselves because they couldn't speak German. They returned with many interesting tales. Paul, Clem, and Ed went to the Keystone Boy's Camp sponsored by the American Legion. Ed also attended the Student Council Convention in Minnesota. Jane Eberly received the Elmira Key Award and 17 ofour classmates earned the A. A. U. W. Award. Leaving our class this year were Judy Peery and Judy Billings along with many others. Canteen became known as Y. C. (Youth Club) and was held in the school gym. Finally came the greatest thrill of all. We were seniors. It didn't seem possible but we accepted the fact with joy. Immediately the Maroon and Gray staff got down to work, having meetings all summer, preparing for a year book of which we' 11 all be proud. With the opening of school all sorts of committees planned our year 's act1v1ues. The Piper staff also was on the job. To start off our elected class officers were president, Bill Farrell, the walking Âˇ library; vicepresident, Don Hamett, the all around guy; secretary, Jane Eberly, with her never ending spirits ; and treasurer, Carol Ehman, our football queen of '54.

HISTORY We welcomed the new class members who were Rose Myers, Betty Lauck, Jim Wilson, and Henry Salembier, our exchange student from France. Janet Myers returned to our class after spending a year in Puerto Rico, The annual trip to the U. N. was taken by Joyce Gilbert, Phoebe Humphrey, Jane Eberly, Bob Moyer, and Clem Schoenebeck. In order for the business class to take their trip to New York, they took on many projects consisting of selling Christmas cards, selling refreshments at football games, sponsoring mixers, dances and nickle suppers. The FF A boys were an enthusiastic crowd who kept the school grounds trim, and among other things, went to the Farm Show at Harrisburg. On the bright afternoon of November l l, our school went to Bellefonte to watch State give the Raiders a run for their money in the kettle game. Although we lost by a score of 26- 19, we are proud of our team and our school. Good luck to next year's Little Lions! The senior alumni dance entitled "Rue Cinquante Cinq, " French for 55th Street, was the first dance of the year. The Thespian play, "A Form Divine", under the direction of Mr. Shaffer, gave an enjoyable evening to the audience as well as the .eager cast. A second verse to the school alma mater was written to fit the new arrangement of the music. These were the kinds and types of footprints making impressions on our long road. Some are so imbedded that they can never disappear, and others are in sight for a short time but will gradually fade. To the graduating class of 1955, this road has been long, mysterious, and full of lingering memories. As we walk slowly up the diploma line, we realize that life, itself, is before us, and the challenge and promise it holds are ours. We say farewell to State High, and "to our Alma Mater fair; we pledge all our lives for aye."

CLASS SONG As the future looms in sight, High School days are Knowledge we have gained Dear State, Here within these

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CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President. Vice-President . Secretary. Treasurer.

Bill Farrell Don Harnett Jane Eberly • Carol Ehman

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Vice-President • Secretary. Treasurer.

. Eddie Trembley Clem Schoenebeck Phoebe Humphrey • Larry Perez

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President. Bob Campbell Vice-President • Dean Witherite Secretary. Judith Peery, absent Treasurer. . Clem Schoenebeck

BARBARA E. ALBRIGHT Barb

PAUL ALLEN ANDERSON Andy .

Weakness: ice cream, boys Pet Peeve: stuck-up people

Weakness: wildlife

Pet Peeve: getting up to go to school

A gal with a temper , .. those blonde streaks are natural.

Dark complexioned,,. a real nature boy,

Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Intramural Badminton 4; Slide Rule Club 2

Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2, Tri·Hi·Y 2,3

CONSTANCE LOUISE AUMAN

RICHARD BLAINE BAILEY

Connie

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Weakness: dating Pet Peeve: the expression 'Oh, you're nutsl' Cute as a button ... big brown eyes . , . one look at her tells that she'll be a good beautician. Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Religious Education 2 1 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Dramatics Club 3

Weakness: ringneck pheasant Pet Peeve: know it alls A compback for every comment ..• a friend in need is a friend indeed.

Basketball 2; Soccer

3, 4; Track 3, 4; lnuamural

Horseshoes 3; Junior Red Cross 2 1 3, 4

PA TRICIA JEAN BANEY Pat

THOMAS L. BAKER Bake

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Weakness: '41 Chevy coupe Pet Peeve: people pwhing in the halls

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Pet Peeve : people on the same part of the road Let her do a square dance, by gum , , , there's an , atuaction in Centre Hall .

Some Chevy burns out the horn on Old Boalsbwg Road when Bake is there' . , • his laughing eyes say he's happy.

Piper Stall 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Modernaires 4; Re·

Home Room Pres. 3; Home Room V. Pres. 2; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3; Band 2, 3; District Band 2; Baseball 3; Football 3; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Jnuamwal Wres-

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ligious Education 2 1 3,4; Bowling 3; Tri-Hi-Y

tling 3,4; Hi·Y 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Fishing Club 2

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ATHOS PAUL BAROUTSIS A.B.

Weakness: looking at new car models Pet Peeve: teachers that give homework

WILLIAM LLOYD BARR, JR.

Brownie Weakness, Shirley

Pet Peeve: people who don't respect the personal property of others

Wants to know the how, why, and wherefore .• , says he'll remember his six years of life in a dungeon.

Distinctive personality . , , slightly cynical .•. spends his spare time at the airport,

Band 2, 3, 4; Religious Educatfon 2, 3, 4; Soccer

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Religious Education 3,

2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4

Committee 4

4; Hi-Y 3,4; Hall Patrol 3,4; Pageant Writing

JAMES R. BATHURST, JR. Batty

MEARLE LEE BARTO

Mearle Weakness: girls, fried chicken Pet Peeve: snooty people

Weakness: uack, girls Pet Peeve: unfriendly people

Small in stature ••• couldn't rnissacabin party.

A real good-looking guy •• • he talks as fast as

he runs .•• forever teasing the girls. Home Room Treasurer 3; Wrestling 4; F. F.A. 2,

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Soccer 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club

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JANET LOUISE BICKLE Pickle Weakness: root beer barrels Pet Peeve: people who give you a bath when you talk to them

Raven hair , .. nice clothes , .. doesn't make a sound over medium loud, Home Room Secretary 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gray

MAZIE ELIZABETH BICKLE Maz Weakness: bwgers and cokes Pet Peeve: failwes Fair-haired, slim ... business student ..• "I'll get the car and we '11 go skating. " Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders 3; Librarian 2,3; Librarian Assistants' Award 2

Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 4; Religious Educa· tion 2, 4, Class Hockey 4; Bowling 3, 4; Bad· minton 4; ClassBasketball 4; Tri·Hi·Y 2; Girls' Sports 3

JEAN SYLVIA BIXBY Bix

BARBARA ANN BOHN Bohnie

Weakness: charcoal gray suits Pet Peeve: changed lunch period

Weakness: having parties Pet Peeve: trips to Bellefonte

Trimly built ... graceful in dance . , . endlessly smiling and chattering.

Good natured ... skipping study halls can be great sport .. , where there's Bonnie there's Bohnie.

A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Ten Tones 4; Girls" Glee Club 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Thespian Play 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Clas, Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3; Class Basketball 3,4; Class Song Writing Committee 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Girls' Sports 2,3 1 4; Pageant Writing Committee 41 District Chorus 4

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Religious Education 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Bowling 2; Class Hockey 2,3; Varsity Hockey 2,3; Girls" Sports 2; Fu· ture Homemakers 4

JENNIFER BROWN Jenny

VICTORIA BREON Tory Weakness: boys, milkshakes Pet Peeve: snobs

Weakness: dark hair Pet Peeve: dogs that bark at her

Commercial student ... never boisterous.,. "Hi

Watch that Chevy convertible . ,, the usual temper goes with that red hair . . . mellow soprano voice.

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Futwe Homemakers 3; Girls' Sports 2

Youth Council 3; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Ten Tones3,4; DisuictChorus3,4; Jr. Play Prompt· er 3; Religious Education 2; Class Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 2,3,4; Badminton 2; Girls' Sports 2; Sketching Club 3

BETTY CAROL BRUSS Betts

ELSIE CAMPBELL Elsie

Weakness: Canada, cooking Pet Peeve: college students

Weakness: working Pet Peeve: a few State High students

lf uesses were ueasures, how rich she would ·be . , . weekends and vacations are great.

Friendly quietness ... never makes trouble for anyone-not even herself.

Student Council 2; Religiow Education 2 1 3 1 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Tri·Hi·Y 3,4; Girls' Sports 2

Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Religious Education 2,3; Class Hockey 4; Class Basketball 2,3,4; Tri· Hi·Y 2; Arts & Crafts Club 2,3,4

R06ERT PATTON CAMPBELL C.R.

GAIL MARIE CANOUSE Gail

Weakness: Gloria Ward

Pet Peeve: teachers that tell you what to do on hall pauol Man, that deep bass voice , .. content, at times, to just let the world go by.

Class Pres. 2; Home Room Pres. 2, 4; Piper Staff 3; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Student Council 3; A CappellaChoir 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4 Treas. 3); Polka Dots 3,4; State Chorns 4; Disuict Chorus 3,4; Boys'Glee Club 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4); Religiou, Educa· tion2,4; Footbal12,4; Tennis 3; Wrestling 2,3, 4; Golf 2, 3 1 4; Intramwal Track, Wrestling, Horseshoes, -Tennis, Badminton3; Hi-Y 4, Hunting and fishing Club 2; Hall Pauol 4; Jr. Class T ale!"!t Show 3

A majorette of '55 ... especially pretty in blue . , . amusing in her very own way. Student Council Alternate 4; · A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play Prompter 3; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Religious Education 2,3,4; Class Hockey 2,3; Bowling 2,3;4, Badminton 2; Class Basketball 2; Tri·Hi·Y 3,4; Girls' Sports 2; Majorette 4

MAR)auE CHENEY Margie

JOSEPH TAYLOR CARTER Catman Weakness: soccer, square dancing Pet Peeve: sarcastic people

Weakness: sweets, desserts Pet Peeve: those who seldom ·smile

Star soccer center •. • oh,

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pants •• , had some great days in uack.

A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2 , 3, 4: Track 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2

Girls 'Glee Club 2, 3,4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi .. Y 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3; Librarian

Assistants' Award 3

GEORGE MICHAEL CLARK Mike

SHIRLEY MAY COOFER Chief

Weakness: television Pet Peeve: study halls in the auditorium

Weakness: roller skating Pet Peeve: those who lie to shed the blame

'Boals burg flash' • , , when Hunt and Clark start concocting in Chem- run for your life!

Efficient, frank , , • in a hurry to reach her destination.

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Noon Patrol 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Wrestling 3,4; Hunting and Fishing 3; Hall Patrol 4; Boys' Athletics 2

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2, 31 4; Futwe Business Leaders 2 1 3,4

FRANCES LOUISE COOPER Louise

ALLEN F. COOK Al Weakness: football, girls Pet Peeve: cats

Weakness: certain Cenue Hall senior Pet Peeve: messy lockers

A rod and gun man . . . hangs out at Max's . .• silence doesn't mean a saint.

Definite blonde .•. a twin with plans for the futwe.

Home Room V. Pres. 4; Student Council 2; Football2,3,4; Wrestling2; Track2,3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3, 4

Business Club Treasurer 4

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LINDA MAY COOPER Liz Weakness: talking Pet Peeve: people who laugh at jokes that aren't funny A warm smile, a friendly word ... the other twin , •• all-around good kid.

ETTA ELIZABETH CCfil Corl Weakness: writing letters Pet Peeve: snobs

Gift of gab •. , she'll put up a fight, but do anything to help ... "We're gonna' miss you around here."

Home Room Secretary 4; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Student Council 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Girls' Glee Club 3; Band. 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Religious Education 3,4; Class Hockey 4; Bowling 3,4; Badminton 3, 4; Class Basketball 4; Girls' Sports 3; Pageant Writing Committee 4

Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Future Home· makers 4; Dancing 2

FRANCIS NEVIN CCfil Nevin

ALBERTA BEATRICE CRAMER Bertie

Weakness: ice cream, pretty girls Pet Peeve: carrying books

Weakness: boys, skating Pet Peeve; people who make pests of themselves

A driving demon .•. doesn't have much to say

in classes.

Has eyes for college students ... frequent trips to Philadelphia . , , good in sports.

Band 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4; Photography Club 2

Class Hockey 3; Bowling 3; Dancing 2

Girls' Sports 2;

PAUL MAURICE CRYDER Cry

MILDRED LOUISE CRONEM!LLER Mildred Weakness: Ted, cooking Pet Peeve: drug store bloode,

Weakness: Rusty Shade! and bis joke, Pet Peeve: parking in puddles of H20

Darkhair ••• quiet manner ••• a gal In the .business field.

Tall, blonde bruiser ••• throWI some great fits . . • easy to talk to.

Girls' Glee Club 2; Religiow Educatloo 2,3,4; Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3; Future Bwiness Leaden 4

Home Room Pre,, 2; Home Room V. Pres, 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Guidance Council 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Polka Dots 4; Religious Education 2, 3; A.A. U. W, Award 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 3, 4 ; Golf 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4 (Pres. 4); Hall Panol 4; Boys' Athletics 2; JuniorRed Cross 2, 3 (V, Pres, 2)

WILMA ANDREA DALE Andrea

SHIRLEY L. DeVINNEY Shirl

Weakness: peace and quiet

Weakness : Bill

Pet peeve: no music in study balls

Pet Peeve: people who are always on time

Typing whiz , , , perfect attendance for 12 years • , • a cute gal that can afford to be bappy-golucky.

A cc e p ts responsibiliry , • , a ready smile .. , neat appearance. Home Room Secretary 2; Marooo andGray Staff 4; Student Council 4: Guidance Council 4; Bwiness Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3,4; Class Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3,4; Class Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,; Girlf Leaden 2, 3, 4

Home Room Secretary 4; Marooo and Gray Staff 4 ; Girls' Glee Club 2; Bwinw Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Tri-Hi"Y Secretary 2; Future Bwiness Leaders 4 ; Dramatics 3

BEVERLY M. DODD Bev

DENNIS DIXON The Menace

Weakness: green Oldsmobiles

Weakness: girls Pet Peeve: getting an how for being late twice

Pet Peeve: grouchy teachers A warm "Hello" for everyone • . . minds her O\m bwiness and expects others to do the same.

The teachers that don't have gray hair never had Dennis ••• baseball and Wiestling are his pastimes .

Home Room Sec, 3; Piper Staff 3; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Band 2,3,4; Modemaires 4; Rellgiow Education 2,3,4; Class Hockey 2,3,4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2,3,4; ClassBasketball 2; VarsityBasketball 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2,3,4

Baseball 4; Wre,tling 4; Boys' Athletics 2, 3

ROBERT B. DONALDSON Bob Weakness: nying to get the bot rod to run Pet Peeve: people that brownie Top soccer player • •• loves that hot rod • , , has few complaints.

ROBERT DONALD DREESE Don Weakness: collecting coins Pet Peeve: teachers who give assignments over weekends

A little man with a jolly big smile •• , enjoys his classmates.

Soccer 2,3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3 Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3,4

JANET R. DREIBELBIS Janet

MARY LEAS rnERLY Jane

Weakne,s: running around Pet Peeve: people who talk too much

Weakness: people in general Pet Peeve: school in general

Attractive ••• her thought becomes her word , .. a faithful friend.

sueamline figwe ... does thingc. well without complaint . •.. one of the greatest.

Home Room V. Pres. 3i Home Room Sec. 4; Guidance Council 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Thespian Play 3; Jr, Play 3; Religiow Education 2, 3, 4; Class Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Badm!ntoo 2,3,4; Class Basketball 2; Girls ' Leaders 2,3,4

Class Secretary 4; Piper Feature Editor 3; Student Council 3: Youth Council V. Pres. 3; Guidance Council 4; A CappellaChoir3,4; G.A.A, .2,3,4 (Sec. 3); Girls' Leaden 2,3,4; Elmira Key Award 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Pageant Writing Committee 4; D.A.R, Award 4

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DAVID GLENN EDMISTOO Boom Boom

Weakness: girls, money Pet Peeve: someone uying to get a dance with yow date Futwe with the National Guard . , • regular sev-

CAROL EHMAN Carol Weakness: certain people Pet Peeve: crowded balls

Suawberry blonde . , , blushes easily • •• sweet persooality and an appearance to go with it.

enth period study hall •.• no worries, Home Room v. Pres. 3; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2; Hi·Y 4; Cafeteria Pauol 4; Arts and Oafts 2

Class Treas, 4; Student Council 3; Guidance Council 4; Thespian Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Reli· gious Education 2, 3, 4; Class Hockey 2, 3,4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3; Class Basketball 2; Girls' Sports 2,3; JuniorRed Ooss 2; Cheer· leader 2, 3, 4; Thespian 4

WILLIAM RALSTON ELDER Bill

JO ANN ELLENBERGER Jo

Weakness: girls, parties Pet Peeve: parties without girls

Weakness: night choir and band rehearsals Pet Peeve: distwbing study hail parmers

Our Valentine of '55 •• , suength is in his pos·

A terrific kid • , , dislikes those who can't afford to smile,

session ..• great guy to everyone.

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Student Council 2 1 3 1

4; Youth Council 3; Guidance Council 3; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 2,4; Reli· gious Education 2, 3,4; Football 2,3, 4; Wres· !ling 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Inuamurai Football 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; Inuamurai Basketball 3; Hi·Y 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Hail Patrol 4; Boys' Athletics 2

A Cappella Choir 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Religious Education 2,3 1 4; TriHi·Y 2, 3 (Treas. 2)

WILLIAM FARRELL Bill

MONA LEE FEHRENBACH Monie

Weakness: girls

Weakness: the Greek alphabet

Pet Peeve: a lack of respect for people and things

Pet Peeve: people who have the same faults as

herself Spent ·more of the year at school than at home , , • apologetic , , , more than willing to lend a helping hand.

Ready to argue anytime ... brain of the crowd . .• supreme complexion.

ClassPres. 4; Student Council 3,4; YouthCoun· ell 3; A Cappeila Choir 4; Boys' Glee Club 2; A.A. u . W. Award 3; Basketball 2; Hail Pauol 4; Projectors ' Club 2 1 3; Guidance Council 3,4

Piper Staff 3; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Religious Education 4; Tri· Hi-Y 2; Dramatics 3

BARRY IV, FISHER Barry Weakness: watching television Pet Peeve: seating arrangements

MARILYN ANN FITZ AM Weakness: dark brown eyes 1 blue sweaters

Pet Peeve: homework over long weekends

Where there's silence there is peace ... he •n

Understanding ... poise and charm are at her

remember those chemisuy experiments.

command .. , little is more impcxtant than a

get-together. Religious Education 2,3,4; Photography Club 2, 3,4

JANET LOUISE FLENNER Janet

Piper Staff 3; Maroon andGray Staff 4; Student Council 4; Guidance Council 3, 4; The,pian Play 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Religious Education 2, 3,4; Bowling 3,4; Tri·Hi·Y 2,3; Thespian 4

DICK FOSTER Ham

Weakness: brown hair Pet Peeve: daily bus rides

Weakness: baseball Pet Peeve: school

Smiles readily . •. naturally wavy hair • .. seldom seen mad.

School is the least of his worries ..• excels in football and baseball,

A Cappella Choir 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Re· ligious Education 2,3,4; Tri·Hi-Y 2; Dramatics 3

Home Room V. Pres, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3

RCGER GALLINGTON Roger

BARBARA LEE GAGKENBAGH Gae Weakness: the Air Force blue

Pet Peeve: party poopers

Black eyes and sleek black hair ... some of those parties are rare ones. A Gappella Choir 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Religious Education2,3; A.A . U.W, Award3; Girls'Sports 3; Pageant Writing Committee 4; Glass Hockey 2,3; Bowling 2,3,4; Tri·Hi-Y 2; Piper Staff 2,3

HOMER H. GARBRIGK Homer

Weakness: boat building Pet Peeve: people who ask him to sharpen pencils

Dark hair, .. a deep voice .. . that boy's crazy about ships. Hall Pauol 4

JAMES GIBBONEY Gib

Weakness: football games

Weakness: hunting, fishing

Pet Peeve: hows for Mr. Kemmerer

Pet Peeve: room 222

Not much is heard from him .. • he won't forget the English teachers,

Baseball player . .• the mischief in him makes him a big tease.

Religious Education 3; F.F. A. 2, 3,4

Religious Education 2, 3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4

JOYCE ANN GILBERT Gilder

ERLA GOSS Stoney

Weakness : sports and music Pet Peeve: people that don't do their job

Weakness: a certain boy's eyes Pet Peeve: a certain teacher

Ice cream, ice cream, ice cream, . , independent

A cute little blond ..• "Let's skip study hall1"

. . . tops in sports . . . to be editor of this fine book is to test your sanity.

Transferred from Philipsburg

Maroon and Gray Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 4; A Cappella Choir 2,3, 4; Ten Tones 3,4; Band 2,3,4 (Treas. 2, Vice Pres, 4); Oisuict Band 3; Orchesua 2 , 3, 4; Modernaires 4: Religious Education 2, 3,4; A.A. U, W. Award 3; G.A . A. 1, 2,3,4(Treas. 2, Pres. 4); Glass Hockey 2,3,4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3,4; Badminton 2, 3,4; GiassBasketball 2; Vat· sity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Pageant Writing Committee 4; 3td Prize American Legion Auxiliary Essay Award 3; Dimict Chorus 4

RUTH ANN GRAY Rags

RICHARD HENRY HARBOLD Dick

Weakness : senior science Pet Peeve: the halls

Weakness: mwic while driving Pet Peeve: double-crossing girls

A dimpled grin . .. always seen with Flo ... "where 'd you get that black eye1"

Nice looking .•• good dancer • , , always more than four in the Ford .. . "Hehl "

Guidance Council 4; Girls ' Glee Club 3,4; Re· ligious Education 2, 3, 4; Glass Hockey 4; Bowling 4; Glass Basketball 4; Tri·Hi· Y 2, 3,4

A Gappella Choir 2,3,4; Polka Dots 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Band 2, 3; Junia, Play 3; Thespian Play 4; Religious Education 2, 3,4; Foot· ball 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Inuamural Basketball 3, 4; Hi·Y 4

DONALD LEE HARNETT Don

EMELINE ROSE HARPSTER

Weakneu : tennis

Pet Peeve: long socks

Ernie

Weakness: eating home-made ice cream Pet Peeve: people who buy clothes identical

to hers Tops in basketball, •• quiet laugh , •• plays tennis endlessly • , • handsome bloode,

Sr. Glau v. Pres. 4; Home Room V. Pres. 2 1 3 1 4; Youth Council Pres. 3; Guidance Council 3, 4; A Gappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2,3,4; A.A.U.W. Award 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3,4; lnttamural Bad· minton 3; lnttamural Tennis 2; Slide Rule Club Pres, 3; American Field Service Scholarship 3; District TenniJ 3; State Tennis 3; Jst Prize American Legioo Auxiliary Essay Award 3

Nice figure .•• talks faat • •• good secretary for the Bwlness Club, Home Room Secretary 3: Religious Educatioo 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Tti·Hl·Y 2,3; Future Bwiness Leaders 4; Busineu Club 4

ERNEST M. HARPSTER

JERRY HARPSTER

Ernie

Weakness: baseball

Weakness: hunting, baseball Pet Peeve: school

Pet Peeve: 222

Dark curly hair ... he's great fun, •. one of the

many who dislikes school.

Blond hair in a crew cut . .. baseball fan .. . "you 're gonna' get it! "

Boys' Glee Club 4; Religious Education 2,3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4

Boys' Glee Club 3; Religious Education 2,3 ,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4

JC6EPH N. HARPSTER Joe

BARBARA LEE HARTMAN Harty

Weakness: study halls Pet Peeve: T. R. 's hows system

Pet Peeve: work

Has little to say . , , Ag. student.

Has a laugh all her own.,. she' ll do anything

Weakness: a guy in khaki

to get out of work and anything to have a party. F.F.A. 2,3,4 (V. Pres, 4) Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2,3,4; Class Hockey 2; Bowling 2,4; Badminton 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2

RICHARD HASSINGER Hass

BONNIE LOU HARTSOCK

Bonnie Weakness: peanut butter fudge sundae locker

Weakness: money Pet Peeve: all those happy times in Miss Morrow's class

Personality plus . , . her smile never fades . , , "That's a nasty break!"

Ifhe's not on the track, he's intheF3m, . . great party guy . •. friendly.

Girls' Glee Club 2 ,3,4; Maroon & Gray Staff 4; Religious Education 2,3,4; Class Hockey 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Varsity Hockey 2,3; Girls' Sports 2,4; Gymnastics' Club 2

Boys' Glee Club 3; Religious Education 2, 3,4; Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 3,4; Boys' Athletics 3

Pet Peeve: everybcxly using the mirror in her

JOHN B. HA WORTH Jack

PHYLLIS MAE HEIL Phil

Weakness: thin belts, bermudas Pet Peeve: bragging

Weakness: food Pet Peeve: disorganization

Teirific build , . . West Virginia license , , , eyes that talk , . . "Bucceroni".

A great sport .. , life would have been du ll with-

Home Room Pres, 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2; Hi-Y 4; Hall Panol 4

Piper Staff 3, 4; Student Council 2; A Cappella 2 1 3 ,4; Junior Play 3; Religious Education 2,4; A. A. U. IV. Award 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Slide Rule Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Pageant Writing Committee4; Citizenship Award - 8th grade

RC6ALIE MARJE HENNINGER Ruby

ANNE HAMILTON HENSZEY Annie

out the Piper

Weakness: boys, Boston-cream pie Pet Peeve: school, pretty girls

Hair or the most beautiful hue ... ready for new ideas.

Big blue eyes , , . always arguing , but never mad . , , likes blue Pomiacs.

Piper Staff 4; A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Thespian Play 3; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Religious Education2, 3,4; Class Hockey 2 , 3,4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Badminton 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball 2; Girls' Leaders 3,4; Girls' Sports 2; Pageant Writing Committee 4; Thespian 4

Girls' Glee Club 2,4; Religious Education 2, 3; Class Hockey 2,3; Bowling 2,3,4; Badminton 4; Class Basketball 2; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2; Girls' Sports 3

LUCRETIA MAE HOMAN

CARL F. HOUTZ Houtzie

Cr eta

Weakness: midnight shows at Bellefonte Pet Peeve: kids that don't speak to everyone

Weakness: money Pet Peeve: English

Enjoys people and excitement , .. converses eas· ily with anyone.

"Puppy '· •• • light on his feet •.• when he thinks back to high school days, he'll remember Miss Morrow.

Girls' Glee Club 2; Business Club 4: Education 2 1 3, 4;

Religious

Future Business Leaders 2, 3

CLARK GRAY HOWELL Spark Plug

Weakness: money, girts

Home Room Treasurer 4 ; Band 2, 3; Religious Education 4; Baseball 3; Football 2; Soccer 4 ; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3,4

PHOEBE BARTON HUMPHREY Pheb

Pet Peeve: Mr. Armsuong 's Health tests

Weakness: my ukulele Pet Peeve: two-faced people

He's got a tell~tale walk ., . some great week· ends.

Light wavy hair ... Co-operative .. , "Have you got a baby picture for the yearbook l"

Boys' Glee Club 2, 3; Religious Education 2 1 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Projections' Club 3,4

Class Secretary 3; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; . Student Councll 4; Youth Council 2, 3; Guidance Council 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Religious Education 2,3,4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 (Vice Pres. 4); Class Hockey 2, 3,4; Varsity Hockey 2,3, 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3,4; Class Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4 (Sec. Treas, 2)

JOSEPH W, HUNT, JR. Joe

NANCY CLARE HUTCHISON Hutch

Weakness: apple pie and ice cream Pet Peeve: pizza pie

Weakness: sleeping panles Pet Peeve: unrefereed basketball games

Spends most of his day in 116 .•. Dr. Jekyll in the chemisuy lab.

Wonderfulsense of humor ... great co-ordination , , . happiest when something 's cooking . . . a majorette of '55.

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Band 2, 3,4; Religious Education 2; Basketball 2 ; Soccer 2; Slide Rule Club 2; Librarian Assistants' Award 2; Debate Club 3, 4; Noon Patrol 4

RC6ERT E. ISHLER !sh

Guidance Council 3; A Cappella 2 , 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Religious Education 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Class Hockey 2,3,4; Varsity Hockey 2,3,4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2; Class Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls' Leaders 3,4; Majorette 4; Thespian 4

AUDREY KAY JACKSON Kay

Weakness: gir ls

Weakness: roller skating

Pet Peeve: Sweetland 's height

Pet Peeve: people who don't tell the uuth

He's a great tease, especially if he has something on you ... Couldn't get mad at anyone.

Pretty red hair .• , aependable .• • good commer· cial student.

A Cappella 4; Boys' Glee Club2,3,4; Religious Education 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Projectors' Club 2,3

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; A. A. U. W. Award 3; Business Club 4; Girls' Glee Club 2 ; Religious Education 2, 31 4; Futwe Business Leaders 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 3)

RONALD JOHNSON Ron

STANLEY B. JOHNSON Stan

Weakness: drag racing Pet Peeve: braggarts

Weakness: wrestling Pet Peeve: can't get the car

The car-crazy kid ... flirts and teases .• , easy come, easy go.

'Red ' , . , silent a great part of the time .. , grins continuously. Home Room Treas . 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4; Hall Patrol 4; Arts & Crafts Club 2 (V. Pres.)

DONNA EVELYN JONES

THERESA ANNE JOODAN

Jonsie

Tees a

Weakness: sleeping parties Pet Peeve: people that study for tests

Generous and considerate . .. doesn't miss a uick.

路 Weakness: loafing in R & D's

Pet Peeve: lying A little girl, but can she make the noise . , , loads of fun . . . "Honest to John. "

PiperS\aff 2, 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchesua 2,3,4;

Disuict Orchesua 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Radio News Editor 4; Religious Education 2, 3 1 4; Girls' Sports 2; Dramatics 3

Girls' Glee Club 2 , 3,4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders 3; Dancing 2

Ra!ERT L, KEENE

ALAN Ra!ERT KEIM Hark

Bob

Weakness: a certain sophomore girl Pet Peeve: egotists

Weakness: fast track stars Pet Peeve: mouthy people

Sharp words are never heard from him . , . hates to leave behind the Class of '57.

Forever getting into something or ribbing some路 one . .. usually with the fellows.

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Band 2 , 3,4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4; Noon Pauol 4

Jr. Play 3; Football 2, 3,4; Projectors' Club 2, 3,4

JANET LOUISE KERSTETTER Janet

MIRlAM JOYCE KERSTETTER Mim

Pet -Pe eve: Miss Ball's homeroom

Weakness: shon blonde hair Pet Peeve: acrimonious students

She's anything but snobbish ... impo,sible to get to stop laughing , , . "This is our last year. "

Even tempered . .. extremely likeable ... nice featwes.

Girls'Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2 1 31 4; Bowling 3, 4; Future Business Leaders 3, 4; Librarian 2

A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3 ,4; Music Theory 2; Girls ' Sports 3

Weakness: dancing

FREDERICK WILLIAM KNIPE, II

Fritz

PAUL KOCHER Kocher

Weakness: downtown study halls Pet Peeve: Mr. Gibson--his dad

Weakness: lots of study halls Pet Peeve: English teachers

Never criticizes others .. , lives for sports ... neat-looking guy.

Gives the Ag. teacher a hard time ... beats his gray Buick.

Home Room Office 2, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 4; Assistant Director Intramural Sports 3; Hi-Y 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3; Hall Pauol 4

Religious Education 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2; F.F.A . 3,4

RONALD THOMAS KRUMRINE Judge

CECELIA KUHN Sis

Weakness: hunting, fishing Pet Peeve: being tickled in the ribs

Weakness: roller skating Pet Peeve: boisterow people

Reserved , , , He's got a long walk home.

About the smallest of '55 ... shottcurlyhair ... a cute kid and a sharp -dresser.

Boys' Glee Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3 Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Futwe Business Leaders 3

BETTY VAUGHN LAUCK Betty

DONALD LASSMAN Lassie

Weakness: poodle cuts Pet peeve: perfect people

Weakness: hanging around the garage Pet Peeve: outspoken people

Blonde • .. drives a black Chevy classes are so much fun. Projectors' Club 2, 3, 4, Club 2

English

Hunting and Fishing

DAVID B. LEE Sat ch

A blonde doll with a poodle cut ••. the biggest part of her future bas been decided. Home Room Sec. 3; A Cappella 2, 3; Religiow Education 2, 3; Tri-Hi·Y 3; Futwe Business Leaders 4; Dancing 2

JOHN LEISNER Twig

Weakness: working on the auto Pet Peeve: hwy bodies

Weakness: Fords Pet Peeve: people who talk in study halls

Continuously carries on , . , he rWlS the College Heights school bus , , , trackmen.

Souped-up Ford .•. he's got intelligence .•. "Go, but what's he got under the hoodf'

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3,

Soccer 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3

4, Band 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Hall Patrol 4; Slide Rule Club 2; Sketching Club 3; Fiz-Ken 3

MARJORIE MAE LOHR Margie

NATALIE JEAN LLOYD

Weakness: skating Pet Peeve: jealousy

Weakness: senior parties

Pet Peeve: people who don't support our school

Her voice is never raised ... distinctive walk . , . she'll remember home living class .

One of our sen ior majorettes , .. neat wardrobe

• • • pretty girl .•• "She'll have an absolute bird." Student Council Alternate 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Thespian Treasurer 4; Thespian Play 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Religiow Education 2,3,4; Class Hockey 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2; TriHi-Y 2; Girls' Sports 3; Pageant Writing Committee 4; Majorette 4

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KAREN JEAN LUDINGTON Karen

WILLIAM L. LONG Bill Weakness: sports

Pet Peeve: some one knocking books out of his hands Doesn't say much ... ready to help ..• has reddish hair and freckles.

Weakness: Bob's Drive-In and Ed Pet Peeve: nosy people Has her eye on an underclassman ... she's always hwrying somewhere ... "Oh, I doo 't care what

they say."

Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4; Religiow Education3,4, Basketball 2, Projectors' Club 2, 3,4

Girls' Glee Club 2, Religiow Education 2,3,4; Futwe Bwiness Leaders 3

ESTHER LOUELLA MACKERETH Esther

MARJORIE PHYLLIS MARKLE Marge

Weakness: roller skating

Weakness: study hall

Pet Peeve: people who expect, but don't return, favors

Pet Peeve: egotists

One of the many class bloodes ••. Greek history

Good-looking •.• has very little to say ... dresses neatly.

(?) ••• makes conversatioo easily.

Band 2, 3, 4; Music Theory 2; Girls" Sports 3 Futwe Business Leaders 2, 3; Dancing Club 2; Religious Education 2, 3, 4

WILLIAM G, MATHER, Ill Blll Weakness: reading Pet Peeve: gabby females The.liule manwhowaueldomheard .. , high· ly intellectual.

EILEEN McCLAIN Eileen

Weakness: television Pet Peeve: those that hold cooversation in the middle of the hall Willing to help • . . her advice is not to get a

locker on the bottom half of the two·row lockers. Piper Staff 3,4: Band 2, 3, 4: i<eligiousEduca· tlon 3,4: A.A. U. W, Award 3; Fiz·Kem 4: Slide Rule 2; Co-Chairman Pageant Writing Commiuee 4; Debating Club 3: "Times" School News Reporter 3, 4

Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Girls' Spons 2,3

JOSEPH BARRY McCLELLAN Oggie Weakness: making jungle noues Pet Peeve: United Nations class

JANICE ELIZABETH McCLOSKEY Jan Weakness: a guy from Howard Pet Peeve: A person who gossips and ridicules

others Orange-crate .•• he'll d~. anything f~r anybody ... a ooe-man zoo... lli, St_ud.

Long hair ... business student ... she's quiet but seems happy.

HomeRoomPres. 2,3, 4: Footbal12,3,4: Bas· ketball 2: Iouamural Basketball 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4

JOSEPH NEELY McCOWN

DANNY McCOY Danny

Joe Weakness: parties, goofln' off Pet Peeve: congested Halls

Weakness: seamen Pet Peeve: stupidity In people

That yellow Ford convenible , •• one of the class clowns .. , want.,to !mow where the party

A barrel of fun . , • wavy hair , , . some. of those nights with Twig.

is .. . "There's a machine." Home Room V. Pres. 4; Religious Education 3: Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Hall Pauol 4

Student Council Alternate 4: Guidance Council 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Jr, Class Talent Show 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; IntramuralBas· ketball 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Boys' Athletic., 2

JUDITH GAY McGAREY Judy

DONALD E, MEYERS Beady Weakness: baseball

Wealmess: sleeping parties Pet Peeve: Algebra Ill

Pet Peeve: room 222.

Little Lions' cheerleader .. , pretty blue eyes ... .high-pitched .. , giggle ... has a big heart

A diamond ball player .• , complains about school .. , the teachers havr. it rough.

Home Room Pres. 3; Student Council 3.,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Thespian Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Rellglow Education 2, 3, 4; Class Hock· ey 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Badminton 2; Tri· Hi·Y(V. Pres.)2: Gir!J'Spons3: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Thespiao'4

Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3

JOHN H. MITCHELL Mitch

NANCY LOUISE MITCHELL Mitch

Wealmess: dinner every day Pet Peeve: the work it takes to go to New York

Weakness: cooking Pet Peeve: so many people in one locker

Ready to give someone a hard time . , • talk· alive.

There were some great times in the typing office , , , She's interested in an alumnus of '52.

Religious Education 2,3,4: Hunting and Fish· ing Club 2

Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Business Club 4: Religious Education 2,3,4: Class Hockey 4; Dramatics 2,3

JANET BARBARA MYERS Jan

RO!lERT FINDLEY MOYER Moo Findley

Weakness: boys

Weakness: cows (Bovine) Pet Peeve: Weir's gambling before games

Pet Peeve: long mornings and short lunch hows

?ive years of football . . . he doesn't have to say a word to make you laugh ... "Well---shh."

·A beauty retwned from Puerto Rico . . . friendly

Home Room Pres. 3; Home Room Treas. 4; A

Band 2; Religioos Education 2; Future Business Leaders 2

... sex appeal.

Gappella 2,3,4, Band 2,3; Religious Education 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Hall Patrol 4; Boys' Athletics 2, 3,4

ROSE MARGARET MYERS

BRYNA MAE NELSON Burn a.

Weakness: boys Pe t Peeve: broken-down typewriters

Weakness: parties, pianos Pet Peeve: wisystematic systems

Another pretty Myers .. . sparkling smile .. ,

Tie her hands and she can't talk ... she's a chaser

commercial student.

for the blues . .. "Oh, I just don't know about that boy."

Band 2, 3; Orchestra 3; Business Club 4; Glass Basketball 2; Future Homemakers 3; Dancing 2

Piper Staff 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gray Staff 4, YouthGouncil 3; A Gappella 2,3,4; Ten Tones 4; Boys' Glee Club Accompanist 3; Thespians 4; Thespian Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Glass Tal· em Show 3; A, A. U. W. Award 3, Pageant Writ· ing Committee 4

ELSIE JANE NOLL Elsie

FRANCES PAPE Frannie Weakness: good arguments

Weakness: fireplaces Pet Peeve: those who don't uust her

Pet Peeve: narrow-mindedness

A terrific low voice , . . conscientious and sincere . . . if she isn't home, try Rickard's.

Intelligence of the first degree .•. a great bal· lerina .. . generally smiling .

Home Room Sec. 3, Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2 , 3; Jr. Play 3; Religioos Educa· tion 2 , 3, 4; Glass Hockey 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; TriHi • Y 2; Girls' Spons 3; Jr. Red Gross 2

Maroon ·and Gray Staff 4; A Gappella 2,3,4, Thespians4 (Pres. ); Jr. Play3; ReligiousEducatioo 2, 3,4; A. A.U . W. Award 3, Pageant Writ· ing Committee 4

LAWRENCE J. PEREZ Larry

FLORENCE LOUISE PETERS Flo

Weakness: a girl with light brown hair

Weakness: brown eyes

Pet Peeve: moaning people

Pet Peeve: to be kept in swperue

The second Glenn Miller .. . handsome . ,. he'll go places.

Red hair and heckles .. . a real sweetsmile ... true 4H member.

Glass Treaswer 3; Home-Room Pres . Z; Maroon and Gray Business Manager 4; Yooth Council Treasurer 3; Guidance Gooncil 3, 4 ; A Gappella 2,3; Band 2,3,4, (President 4); DuuicrBand 3, 4; Orchesua 2,3,4; Modemaires 2,4; Jr. Play 3; Religioos Education 2, 3,4; Football 2; Wres· tling 2; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, Disuict Orchestra 4; Talent Show 3

Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Modemaires 4; Religious Education 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3

PATRICIA LOUISE PETERS Pat

MARY ANN REID Mary Ann

Weakness: boys Pet Peeve: Smells of the chem lab

Weakness: ice cream, doodling Pet Peeve: conceited people

Very excitable .. . the pixie in her stands out all over . . . looks to the sunny side , ·

Small with black hair .. , dependable .. , aboveaverage intelligence. ·

Home Room Sec. 2; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Band 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Religiow Education 2, 3,4; Glass Hockey 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Badminton2,.3, 4; Tri·Hi·Y 2; Girls'Sports 3

Piper Staff 3,4; Thespian Secretary 4; Jr. Play 3; ReligiousEducation2,3,4; A. A.U, \V , Award 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3

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PAULINE MARGARET RICKARD Pauline Weakness: being with the kids Pet Peeve: senior year isn't long enough

A majorette in ow band . . . a lovely soprano voice . . . ooe fa- fun , . . always willing to give a helping hand.

ERNEST L. RIDER Ernie Weakness: bunting, trapping Pet Peeve: snobs

Hasfewuoubles . .. good kid ... likes to atgue , Home Room Office 2; Boys' Glee Club 3; Hunt· ing and Fishing Club 2,3,4; F.F . A. 3,4

Home Room Treas, 2, 3: Matoon and Gray Staff 4; A Cappella 3, 4: Ten Tones 4: Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Jr. Play 3: Religious Education 2,3, 4; A. A. U.W. Award 3; Class Hockey 2,3, 4; Varsity Hockey 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4: Tri·Hi·Y 2; Girls' Spons 3: Majorette 3,4: DisuictChonu 4

CLYDE RIPKA Weakness: getting up at 5 A,M . Pet Peeve: detention hall A great Ag. boy ..• good natured ... always seen with Joe . ·

)/ WILLIAM H. RISHEL Willy

Weakness: Janet Pet Peeve: people asking him for chewing gum At home in dW1garees . . . ear-splitting whistle and bird calls , . . concerned about everyone's well-being ..• "Way to go, Mouck. "

F.F.A. Reponer 2,3,4 Home Room Pres. 3, 4: Religious Education 3: Baseball 3,4: Football 2 , 3; Wrestling 4; Hall Patrol 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4(Pres. 4)

HENRY SALEMBIER Henry

ROSE E, SCHILLING Rose

Weakness: submarine fishing

Weakness: sleeping Pet Peeve: unannounced quizzes

Pet Peeve: nothing in particular , except dislike , itself

Lives for the weekends .. , enjoys sports . .. another one of high mentality.

An intelligent and courageous Frenchman who says, "l '11 remember the mind of friendship of

you, students and teachers of State High who have

Piper Staff 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2,3,4: A.A.U.W. Award 3: Class Hockey 2; Bowling 2; Class Basketball 2; Slide Rule Club 3: Girls' Spons 2

welcomed and helped me from Europe."

RONALD SCHILLING Ronny Weakness: baseball, food Pet Peeve: Miss Morrow

Plays good baseball , .. gives the teachers a rough time.

Baseball 4: Soccer 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2 ,3,4

ROBERT SCHRACK Schrackie

CLEMENS CARL SCHOENEBECK Lem Weakness: a little blonde cheerleader Pet Peeve: Shanty and Tiff makin' him laugh Greatest sense of humor . . . reliable . . . fleetfoored . . . "If I can only get my third lap down. " Student Council (V . Pres. 4) ; Class Treas. 2; Class V. Pres . 3; Student Council 2,3 , 4; Pres. Youth Council 3; Guidance Council 3,4; A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Polka D.ots 4 : Band 2, 3 , 4, Orchestra 2; Modernaires 2; Jr. Play 3; Religious Education 2,3,4; A.A . U. W. Award 3; Track2,3,4; Basketbal12,3,4; Soccer2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3; District Track 2 , 3, 4; State Track 3, 4; Penn Relays 3, 4: Boys' Athletics 2,3

KEITH MORTEN SHAFFNER Sheep

Weakness: highly seasoned hot dogs Pet Peeve: nosy teacher

Weakness: sleeping, eating Pet Peeve: shimmery shirts

The man on the drums . . . makes sure that eve1ything is well organi zed,

Has many a blue ribbon . . . a little guy with plenty of wit ... cowboy .. . "Way ro go."

A Cappella 4; Band 2 , 3, 4: District Band 3: Orchesua 2 , 3, 4; Thespians 4; Modemaires 4 ; Religious Education 2, 3, 4

Religious Education 2, 3,4; Slide Rule Club 3

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SUZANNE SHAWLEY Shoe

WILLIAM TILLMAN SHANNON , ll Shanty

Weakness: good food Pet Peeve: high school boys who dislike college

Weakness: all people Pet Peeve: pegs

students

Sharp- looking blonde . .. blessed with co-ordination .. , what's more importam than a party 1

Student Council 2; A Cappella 2,3,4; Polka Dots 3 , 4; District Chorus 3, 4; Boys ' Glee Club 2; Baseball 2, 3,4; Football 2; Basketball 2 ; 路 Soccer 4; Wrestling 3; Hi -Y 4; Hall Patrol 4; Boys' Athletics 3

Ran competition for Gilder in music and sports . .. likes giving orders .

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; A Cappella 2, 3, 4 (V. Pres. 4); Girls' Glee Club (Pres . 3); Band 2, 3, 4 (Treas. 4); Re ligious Education 2, 3, 4; G . A. A. 1, 2,3,4; Class Hockey 2,3,4; Varsity Hockey 2,3; Bowling 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3,4; Class Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; .Girls " Leaders 3,4 (Pres. 4); Noon Patrol 4; Girls' Sports 2

STEVEN LEE SINDEN Steve

MARY CAROLYN SIMCO Mary

Weakness: Werner 's Freezer Fresh Pet Peeve: slipperyness

Weakness: sleeping Pet Peeve: snobbishness

Mr. Shaffer's English

The demon sticks out all over him . .. seen with Keith . . , "What 's the matter, my old Hark?"

Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Religious Educatioo 2, 3, 4; Futwe Business Leaders 3; Girls Sports 2

Maroon and Gray S1aff 4; Band 2 , 3, 4; "Thespian Play 2; Religious Education 2,4; Football 2,3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Photography Club 2, 3

Says little at times class was great.

ANN SMITH Annie

CAMILLA BARBARA SKINNER Sis

Weakness: the boys of P. S. U. Pet Peeve: snobbishness

Weakness: getting the car Pet Peeve: rising at 6: 30 in order to catch the bus

Hey, man, she likes to cook , . , she says what she thinks ... dependable.

Providesthe car and gas to take Flossie to Lemont .. . good typist . . . light coloring.

Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 2; International Relations Club 3; Girls" Sports 2

Religious Education 2,3; Bowling 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pageant Writing Committee 4; Business Club 4; International Relations Club 3

JOANNE G, SMITH Smitty

KENNETH R. SMITH Smitty

Weakness: taking uips to Pittsburgh Pet Peeve: apple cores and ice cream cones thrown in her locker

Weakness: sun-tan soccer players Pet Peeve: people who let him tell a joke and then say they've heard it

Tall, dark , and good-looking . . , interested in the Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity.

Man offootball . . . whiz in math . .. talks rapidly and a great deal of the time . . . wouldn't hurt anyone .

Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Jr. Play 3; Religious Education 2, 3,4; Bowling 4; Tri-Hiy 3; Dramatics 2

Home Room Treas. 4; Religious Education 2 , 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3; Hi-Y 2

SALLY SPENCER Sally

HERBERT T. TIFFANY Tiff

. Weakness: talking, clothes Pet Peeve: insincerity

Weakness: sleep (in study halls) Pet Peeve: Rusty's transmission and differential

High IQ ... talking and laughing most of the time . , . gets excited easily.

At his best in Soccer .. . full of wisecracks and wise ideas .

A Cappella 2, 3,4; Band 2; American Field Service Scholarship 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A.A . U.W. Award3; SlideRule3; Sketching 2; Librarian 2, 3; Librarian Assistant's Award 2,3

Home Room Treas. , Pres. 4; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Guidance Council 4; Religious Education 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Intra mural Referee 3; Hunting and Fishing 2, 3; Hall Patrol 4; Slide Ru le 4

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EDWARD LEON TREMBLEY Bia

HELEN MAY VANCE Vance

Weakness: Dlxle·land jazz Pet Peeve: Schoenebeck 's grubby jokes

Weakness: George Washington's birthday Pet Peeve: locker hogs

Dark hair and blue eyes . .• Marlon Brando fan ... devotes his time to student government . . .

Small voice and a soft laugh , . , pretty smile

. . . never a sowpuss.

"Hullo" for everyone. Ail School Treasurer 2; Ail School President 4; Marooo and Gray Staff 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Youth Council 3; A Cappeila Choir 3; TbespianPlay 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Class Tai· ent Show 3; Religious Education 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2: lnuamuralBasketball 3; loua· mural Volleyball 3; Badmintoo Champion 3; Hall Pauol 3, 4

NANCY JANE VJERCK Veekie

Weakness: boys in general Pet Peeve: being shoved around by widerclassmen

Her laughter comes easily . . , attractive . .. has a hard time being quiet in study hall. Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,4; Thespian Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Religious Educa· tion 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Class Basketball 2: Tri·Hi·Y 2,4; Girls ' Sports 3; Jr. Red Cross 2 , 3,4; Pageant Writing Committee 4; Thespian 4

GuldanceCouncll 4; A Cappella 4; Girls'Glee Club 2,3 1 4 ; Pageant Writing Committee 4; Song Writing Committee 4: International Relation Club 3; Religious Education 2 , 3; Bowling 2,3 , 4; Tri·Hi· Y 2

CARL VOLZ, JR. Bud Weakness: suing insuuments Pet Peeve: noise · Subtle humor .. . why teachersresign·he knows more than they do ... appreciative of music .

Home Room Pres . 2; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2; Band 3,4; Disuict Band 3; Orchesua2,3,4; DistrictOrchestra2,3,4; Mu· sic Theory Club 2; Photography Club I; School Radio Program Engineer I, 2 , 3, 4

PATSY ANN WALKER Pat

NANCY I. VROMAN Vro

Pet Peeve: work

Weakness: black Chevy coupe Pet Peeve: independable people

Friendly, sj>Mkling smile .. . seenwithRuby . . . deep rich laughter.

Business student . .. dependable,., dark natwal wavy hair.

Home Room Secretary 3; Student Council 2 ; Girls' Glee Club 2,4; Tri·Hi·Y 2; Religious Education2,3,4; Girls'Sports3; Business Club 4

Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Leaders 3; Dancing 2

Weakness : carpenters

GLORIA DAWN WARD Wardie

Futwe Business

SHIRLEY DAWN WATSON Shirl

Weakness: Bob Pet Peeve: girls swooning over Mr. Yuki ca

Weakness: boys, roller skating Pet Peeve: crowded hall

Tall, dark, and very nice looking . .. she sure had her uoubles with Miss Ball.,-: art ability .

Small and dark . .. softspoken . .. commercial student.

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; A Cappella 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 (Pres . 4); Thespian Play 4; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Class Hockey 2, 4; Bowling 2, 4; Badminton 4; Class Basketball 2, Tri·Hi·Y 2; Girls ' Sports 3, 4; Pageant Writing Committee 4

Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2,3 , 4; Future Business Leaders 2, 3; Business Club 4

FLORENCE LOUISE WEA VER Flossie

JAMES WEA VER Fleas

Weakness: eating, sleeping Pet Peeve: cafeteria meals

Weakness: hambwgers Pet Peeve: school

Tall and slender . , . special seat in study hall ... helps Camilla drive the Chevie.

Attends SCHS half of the time • .. a green Ford station wagon.

Girls Glee Club 3,4; Religious Education 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pageant Writing Committee 4; International Relations Club 3

Hunting and Fishing Club; Boys ' Sports; Boys ' Athletics

SHIRLEY ANN WEA VER Shirley

Weakness: boys , square dancing Pet Peeve: moody people

Weakness: hunting . fishing Pet Peeve: teachers that lecture

Black hairthat'snamrally wavy . . . business is her fie ld.

Dark complexion . . . always goofing off . .. native of Pine Grove Mills.

Girls ' Glee Club 2; Religious Education 2, 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 2; Futwe Business Leaders 3

Religious Education 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 2 , 3,4

ROBERT WALTER WIEGAND Wig

ANNA MARY WILLIAMS Anna

Pet Peeve : pegged pants and suede shoes

Weakness: cooking Pet Peeve: snobbish people

A small guy with a big heart . . . sophisticated humor .. . really contorts his face .. • "Party r·

Preny blue eyes . , . business student • , . the field trips were great.

Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Youth Council 4: A Cappella 2,3,4: Polka Dots 4: Band 2: Jr. Play 3; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Religious Education 3, 4: Basketball 2

Girls' Glee Club2,3; Business Club 4; Religious Education 2 1 3; Future Business Leaders 2, 3

Weakness: popcorn (two days old)

CONSTANCE ANNE WILLS Annie

THOMAS R, WILLIAMS Toot

Weakness: movies. hoagies

Weakness: fresh air Pet Peeve: earrings with socks

Pet Peeve: hillbilly music Quiet until you get him started •.. goofing off is

Trem~ndous voice . . . a ring on her finger and stars in her eyes . . . "Ya' old bitty."

his pastime. Religious Education 2; Wrestling 2; Boys' Athletics 2

Home Room Secretary 2; Home Room Pres. 3; Business Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3; International Relations 3: G. A.A. 3 , 4: Class Hockey 3 , 4: Bowling 3: Girls'Leadets3,4: Girls' Sports 2 (Pres.): Dancing 2 /

BETTY ANN WILSON Betty Weakness: guy with initials S. C. Pet Peeve: snobs, gossips

JAMES WARREN WILSON Will

Weakness: skiing in the Rockies with a beautiful blonde Pet Peeve: giggling girls

Long dark hair • . . a quiet girl with many skills. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Business Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3; Future Business Leaders 2, 3

State High was new to him but not for long . . . has some rare comments and stories , .. good looking. Religious Education 4: Baseball 4: Football 4

DEAN WITHERITE Dean

GEORGE DUANE WHEELAND Duane

HARRY E. WITMER Hap

Weakness: television Pet Peeve: selfishness

Weakness: movies Pet Peeve: the expression, 'You don't say.

He's good on the diamond , , . not talkative , . , "Cut it out, fella. "

Commercial student .. . he'll help anyone in need.

Student Council 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Religious Education 2,3,4; Basebal12,3,4: Football 2,3 , 4: Basketball 2,3,4: Boys ' Athletics 2,3

Boys' Glee Club 4: Religious Education 2,3,4: Hall Patrol 4 ; Projectors 2, 3 1 4

THOMAS A. WITMER Link

Weakness: movies, giris Pet Peeve: room 229 - you can.t study Ag. student , , • what 's better than goofing off? F. F.A . 2.3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2

JOANN WILEY WORK Jody

Weakness: eating Pet Peeve: reporters who don't meet deadlines She's got a long hike to school , .• outstanding ability in art and writing , . , you can depend on Jody. Piper Co-Editor 4; Student Council 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4; Religious Education 2. 3,4; A.A.U.W. Award 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2 0 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Pageant Writing Committee 4

MIRIAM JANET ZIEGLER Zig

Weakness: Nat King Cole's voice Pet Peeve: those that get mad at kids because they refuse co follow the crowd

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Trimly built . .. talks easily to everyone . , . has a distinctive giggle.

Home Room Sec. 3; Maroon and Gray Staff 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2,3,4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4 , Class Hockey 2, 3 , 4, Bowling 2 , 3, 4, Badminton2, 4, Class Basketball2; Girls"Sports2,3

RICHARD HERBERT ZIMMERS Dick

Weakness: eating ice cream Pet Peeve: room 229, no place to work VisitsCollegeCourtMotel ... '40Plymouth . . . doesn't like school, teachers , or homework .. . cowboy. Religious Education 4 ; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; F. F. A. 2,3

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BARBARA ALBRIGHT, will my books to Linda Albright. PAUL ANDERSON, will my multae Latin "skills" to Howdy Spencer. CONNIE AUMAN, will my laugh to anyone who would like to giggle. BEETLE BAILEY, will my soccer talent to a deserving underclassman. TOM BAKER, will my bad luck with cars to Glenn Snook. PA TRICIA BA NEY. will my seat in home room 120 to my sister, Carol. ATHOS BAROUTSIS, will my golden cornet to some deserving underclassman. BILL BARR, will no~n patrol and all its fun to Clair Lutz. MEARLE BARTO, will my seat in room 120 to some deserving sophomore. JIM BATHURST, will my able means of expression to my sister, Judy. JANET BICKLE, will my naturally straight hair to anyone too lazy to put it up. MAZIE BICKLE, will my classes with Mrs. McFeatters to anyone who wants them. JEAN BIXBY, will my place in Ten Tones to Marilyn Claster. BARBARA BOHN , will all my clutch trouble in the Driver's Training car to my brother, hoping that he will get his license without my problems. VICTORIA BREON, will my "blushes" and all my "seriousness" to anyone who wants them. JENNIFER BROWN, will my broken-down vocal chords to a future Ten Tone. BETTY BRUSS, will my long hair to Betty Reeder. BOB CAMPBELL, will my crooked golf clubs and Bass Ill voice to the undisputed person who bids the most for them. ELSIE CAMPBELL, will my home room seat to someone who wants to sit in it for three years. GAIL CANOUSE, will all my bumps and black-and-blue marks from my baton to some lucky underclassman. JOE CARTER, will my soccer ability to Fred Russell. MARJORIE CHENEY, will my place in the lunch line to anyone who wants it. MIKE CLARK, will one shattered test tube to anyone who will clean it up. SHIRLEY CONFER, will my stenographic ability to Sally Jackson. ALLEN COOK, will the ability to run laps after practice. LOUISE COOPER, will 路my experinece of cheering for a winning team when it means the championship for the soccer team to all the junior girls. ETTA CORL, will my front seat in Miss Ball's English class to my sister, Priscilla, hoping that she doesn't find it as boring as I did. NEVIN CORL, will my seat in room 120 to any unlucky sophomore. ALBERTA CRAMER, will my student friends to Alberta Foster. MILDRED CRONEMILLER, will my long hair to anyone who wants it. PAUL CRYDER, will "Spangler" to the deserving Roy Markle. ANDREA DALE, will my perfect attendance for twelve years to anyone who can do the same. SHIRLEY DEVINNEY, will my waist line to Elma Dills, in hopes she will lose weight. DENNIS DIXON, will my name "Dennis the Menace" to some deserving underclassman. BEV DODD, will my party spirit to any poor sucker around next year. BOB DONALDSON, will . . be around. DONALD DREESE, will my seat in the back of 122 to some sophomore .. JANET DREIBELBIS, will my last name to anyone smart enough to spell it. JANE EBERLY, will my crutches to some luckless individual in the class of '56. DA VE EDMISTON, will my delightful times in 7th period study hall to Dubby Vroman. CAROL EHMAN, will my ability to blush to anyone who will take it: BILL ELDER, will Mr. and Mrs. Shadel to the class of '56 in hopes that they will appreciate them. MONA FEHRENBACH, will my naturally curly hair to anyone who is 路misinformed enough to think it is easy to take care of. ANNE FITZ, will the confusion of my senior year to Ann Stoddart.

CLASS WILL I, JANET FLENNER, will my home room teacher to any deserving sophomore. I, BARRY FISHER, will a broken test tube to the Junior Class. I, HAM FOSTER, will all my party equipment to Ed Bohn and his fellow sophomores, hoping he will put . it to use as my fellow seniors have. I, BARBARA GACKENBACH, will my many trips to Bellefonte and nearby towns to anyone who wants to run up a gas bill, I, ROGER GALLINGTON, will the chewing-outs given me by teachers when assignments aren't in, because of my car. We, STANLEY JOHNSON and RUTH ANN GRAY, will our seats in the corner of home room to two sophomores hoping they wilt have as much fun as we had. I, JOYCE GILBERT, will my boisterous school spirit to Marilyn Claster. I, DICK HARBOLD, will some speed to Jinx Fry, which I know he needs. I, EMELINE HARPSTER, will my morning rides to school with my brother to Dolores Harpster, hoping she will not be too scared. I, ERNEST HARPSTER, will home room 223 to some unfortunate sophomore. I, JERRY HARPSTER, will the hub caps off my car to Fred Harpster. I, DON HARNETT, will my arguments with John Krall to some poor fool. I, BARBARA HARTMAN, leave my H20 2 to anyone who wants to be a blond. I, BONNIE HARTSOCK, will all the fun I've had with Mrs. Grace Shadel, to Stanley Rudy. May he live longer than I did. I, DICK HASSINGER, will the "Head of the Ape Family" to Dave Holler. I, PHYLLIS HEIL, will "The Piper" to next year's editors-in-chief. I, ROSALIE HENNINGER, will my D. A. haircut to Judy Bathurst: I, ANNE HENSZEY, will the "zey" of the famous Humzey uke duet to Nan Gullo, hoping it will bring her fame and renown. I, LUCRETIA HOMAN, will all my good times in Bellefonte to my sister, Beverly. I, CARL HOUTZ, will my brains to the teachers I had, if it will help. I, CLARK HOWELL, will my key to the projection booth to Ed Homan. I, PHOEBE HUMPHREY, will the "Hum" of the famous Humzey uke duet to Betsy Tietz, knowing she will respect and cherish this title. I, NANCY HUTCHISON, will my warped, ghoulish sense of humor to any junior idiot hoping he will put it to good use - particularly in chem class. / I, BOB ISHLER, leave Dick Sullivan the basketball shoes I chased Paul Sweetland with for two years. I hope he has more luck with them than I did. I, AUDREY JACKSON, will to my sister, Sally, all the stencil correction fluid, hoping she doesn't use it as often as I have. I, DONNA JONES, will my love of playing cards at r 2 a. m. to any underclassman whose parents will permit it. I, THERESA JORDAN, will all the study hall seats I've been moved to in the auditorium by Mr. Armstrong, to my brother, David. I, ROBERT KEENE, will my "church key" to Bob Addleman. I, ALAN KEIM, will my size 12 路I/2 football shoes to any unde.rclassman who is unlucky enough to have big feet. I, JANET KERSTETTER. will the fun and trouble of my senior year to my brother, Ernie. I, MIRIAM KERSTETTER, leave behind my "Colgate" smile. I, FRITZ KNIPE, will to the sophomore boys and Bisch, all senior celebrations; my football helmet and .pants to Dick Stine. I, PAUL KOCHER, will my seat in Ag. class to an underclassman. I, RONALD KRUMRINE, will my typewriter to Kenny Burns.

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CECELIA KUHN, will all the fun of my senior year to my brother, Jim. DONALD LASSMAN, will my experience in auto mechanics to Ed Homan. BETTY LAUCK, will a marriage as happy as mine to a deserving couple. DA VE LEE, will my oxygen generator to Roy Markle, hoping it will blow up on him too. NATALIE LLOYD, will my very unique method of running into mailboxes to Gene Lower. MARJORIE LOHR, will to my sister all the fun I had with Jim, Mary, Bill. KAREN LUDINGTON, will Mrs. McFeatter's E's to Louise Scheirer. ESTHER MACKERETH, leave to next year's entire Office Training Class, all the troubles, problems, and good times I had. MARJORIE MARKLE, will to my sister, Janet, all my bashfulness. BARRY McCLELLAN, will all my jungle noises to Paul Gibsoo. EILEEN McCLAIN, will my half locker to an unfortunate sophomore. JANICE McCLOSKEY, will Miss Ball's home room to the sophomores. JOE McCOWN, will my parking place in front of the school to the next early bird. JUDY McGAREY, will all the things I never learned to any underclassman who thinks they are worth knowing. DON MEYERS, will 111Y place in home room to any ·sophomore who is unfortunate enough to get it. JOHN MITCHELL, will all the cash reports and other reports I ever did for Mr. Hanna to Pie Reed. NANCY MITCHELL, will to my cousin, Tom Watkins, all my study halls which I know he '11 use. BOB MOYER, gladly, but sorrowfully will my long hours of football practice to any able bodied underclassman. JANET MYERS, will all the fun I had at the cabin parties to George Moore and Dick Stine. ROSE MYERS, will all the organ recitals with Dr. Tietz to any poor kid who wants to listen. BRYNA NELSON, will my "fits" to any deserving underclassman who feels he can use them to good advantage. ' · · ELSIE NOLL, will my low voice to _anyone who has a high one. FRANCES PAPE, will my Saturday excursions to Ginny Barone. FLORENCE PETERS, will my saxophone to any deserving underclassman. PAT PETERS, will my many long walks home to the unfortunate soul who doesn't have a car or a fellow who does. LARRY PEREZ, will my uncanny ability to get into too many things to some poor overworked junior. MARY ANN REID, will the name, Mary Reid (Reed) to Mary Ellen Reed, who seems to be' stuck with it anyway. PAULINE RICHARD, will all the spare time I never had to Jonnie Fitz, that.she might hav; twice as much time to have twice as much fun. CLYDE RIPKA, will my Ag. chair to Norman Kline. BILL RISHEL, will my baseball experience to Dave Truby, and my blue pajama top to Lou D 'Ioria. HENRY SALEMBIER, will my accent to any deserving French student. ROSE SCHILLING, will my "senior privileges" to any junior smart enough to take advantage of them. CLEM SCHOENEBECK, will my outstanding algebra ability to Ever.ett Tiffany, so he will be ·able to follow in his brothers footsteps. BILL SHANNON, will to Dick Stine the ability to do less homework than any other person and still pass. SUE SHAWLEY, will my hearty appetite to my little sister, Tish, hoping she will keep it satisfied. MARY SIMCO, will Mrs. Maynard's home room to my sister,\ A lice. · STEVE SINDEN, will my old beaten-up sousaphone to any poor ·underclassman with the guts to play it. CAMILLA SKINNER, will my old "Chevie" to Lynda Hillman and Edgar Walker, so they can continue their joy rides if they can get it started. ANN SMITH, will to Sue Foster the mushball team of Oak Hall. JOANNE SMITH, will to my sister, the joy of having a locker mate who throws apple cores and ice cream cones in her locker.

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KEN SMITH, will my football uniform jersey to the larcenist who made off with it. SALLY SPENCER, will my hunger pangsofY period Algebra class to any suckerswho take it next year. HERBERT TIFFANY JR. , will my digestive system to the cafeteria. ED MBLA, will my extensive knowledge of dental hygiene to Dave Holler who is deserving of it . HELEN MAY VANCE, will my ability to have good times at cabin parties to Glenn Snook, who I am sure will use it to the best advantage. NANCY VIERCK, will all my chemistry experiments to someone with a stronger stomach than mine. (Elma Dills) CARL VOLZ, will to Clarence William Vandegrift, the responsibility of keeping the school's string instruments in adequate repair. NANCY VROMAN, will my naturally curly hair (toni) to Sherry Parkin. PATSY WALKER, will my faulty typing to Shirley Homan in hopes she can improve it. GLORIA WARD, will lvliss Ball to the year 2000 plus. SHIRLEY WATSOJ\ , 44vill good grades in bookkeeping to Charlotte Spotts. FLOSSIE WEAVER, will a jug of cider to Dave Truby, Dick Campbell, and Bill Kennedy, so they can continue enjoying the football games. SHIRLEY WEA VER, will my teacher work in Office Training to Betty Gunsallus and Doris Witman. WIG, will my exceptionally superior knowledge of all types of the mathematics and my overwhelming accomplishments in the fields of physics and chemistry to some poor, disillusioned underclassman who thinks he's got what it takes, but really doesn't. ANNA MARY WILLIAMS, will all the good times I had at the Bellefonte football games to David Jordan . TOM WILLIAl\1S, will my white shirt and black tie to Butch Meyers . ANNE WILt'S, will the haunting memory of my last name, in hopes that it will get as many laughs as it did when I was in school. BETTY WILSON, wiUto my brother, Ronnie, my alarm clock, so that he can get up on time once in a while. TOM WITMER, will 229 to the unfortunate sophomores who get it. JOANN WORK, will the "Piper" to the editors-in-chief of the '5.5-56 Piper with the best of luck. MIRIAM ZEIGLER, will all the times I got the devil for talking at the wrong time to the underclassmen . DICK ZIMMERS, will to Linda Ellis, my 1940 Plymouth in hopes that she will have better luck with it than I. {

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9 IRST ROW - Mannino, MerF Meyer Lee, Litke, ' Nelson, . h Kreps, edit , Lacy, Noss, Loesch, De OND ROW Dreibelbis. SEC ok McSno , Kauffman, k"n Mares, · Par 1 , d Lau~hlm, amilton, Lair • MaJor, H h Meyers. M c C u 11 ~~ ~ M u 11 e n • THIRD R McChesney • M ackereth , Moore• Mayes, M us s er• . ary Moyer• McGrew,McGe • Woolsey .

Stamm, FIRST ROWK-reps, RasRumberger 'e e de, Spotts• mussen, R . LeBaron , Reist, _ Stem, SECOND ROW Scheuer . tic Rohrbeck, Ott, McChn . ' Pritham, • Smit . h· . er, Re en, St Clatr 1 11 Ra leigh, M ed Simco , OW-Re • THIRD 1R Oliv e r, P 1 Rose, . owe •O 'Conn ell • Pifer , Shaffer• Shuey.

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FIRST Row - Stoddart Whitman, Wolfe, Weaver' Thiel , Wernham, Wagner,' Sweeney, Tietz, Ripka, S trait. SECOND Row Walker, Swabb, Claster F. Walker, Wilson, Stee1e,' Sutherland, Whee 1 and Transue, Thomas, Tice.' T1!IRD_Row-Stine, smith, Witherite, Willard, Whiteside, Sweetland, Sullivan Vandergrift, Thompson,' Winter, Valmont .

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FIRST ROW-Brown,Horner, Add ams, Barou tsis, BroWn, Barone, A 1 ter, Albright C~llahan, Baker, Crone~ miller, SECOND ROW Cleland, Houtz, Antes, Bathurst, Corman, E. Campbell, Baldwin Houser, Colpetzer BUrns, THIRD Row - Artz, 'Addle~ man, lsh 1er, Hom an Beans, Boucher, BroskJey,' Cox, D, . Campbell, Bottorf' Cropp

1 - Bailey ,Bleich, Albrecht, FIRST ROW Chamber, Artz, en Bell, • Brewster, Berggr Cramer. l Barry, N. Cor • - Bloom, C. SECONDROW n Knott, Brow , Clouser, b. ht Breon, Al ng • Bartram,. h ff Crust, N. o , Bohn, Bis THIRD ROW Clouser. b 11 Bittner, Byers, Camp e c'olpetzer • Carpenter, Barnes, Bruss, Altimus, Burwell, Ha 11 .

9 ow - A. Foster, FIRST R . Decker, Everhart, Gray, D Harpster, Ellenberger• .ter Getz' Dora Lou Harps SECOND . Gra1ser . Ellis, . Dreese, Williams, d ROW · Gillilan • Etters, Fergu~;·es, Dagle, H a r n e t t, ld THIRD Harbo , Garner, Gallagher, ROW - Fisher, Glasgow, Gates, H . k Frink, Dillon , · Detwiler, F1ic ,A Foster. Foster, HagE:,n, .

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9 FIRST ROW - M R. Quarel . ' Quarels s, Reish p ' awder • Sh ower • arks • C Porter sh· s, Reeder I ield ' SECOND ROW - s, Ripka. Smith Smeltzer, Riccardi • w'·1N. i son Smith • Reigh R .. , Seeley • eese L • Smith v ' ynn, A ROW Saroman. THIRD uers R Scheeneb eek , ogers ' Sprague ' Rut h erf , dStine , Smith s S . or , Rudy , , mlth, Schilling'.

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1 OW - Pe t tingill, FIRST R r Gill, O'Bryan, Horner,Alte • ON D ROWD a le. SEC. . k Wood, ,Schlow, Gianturco, Vienc . . h , Williams, Smit Porter' Staley.

9 - Davidson, FIRST ROW . Cox Grace, Kennedy• Ganfs, d B;arnble. R Stahl, u ther or_ •Smith, L· SECOND ROW Reish, Freer' Wasson,Baney, R Wasson. R Wasson, · Grove, . -Nelson,Barone, THIRD ROW Sprankle, th Weaver, H'llSrni • Christy, i . e , Benner, Pnc man.

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1 FIRST ROW - Gibbons, Schug, Long, Wright, Parkin, Hedden, Hoover, Sharer, Kennedy. SECOND ROW - Griffin, Maule, Campbell,Bernreuter ,Hall, Wilson, Meyers, Reisinger, Gili. THIRD ROW - Wernham, Young,Beaver,Webb, Hewes, B,usk, Gackenbach.

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1 FIRST ROW - Davis,Maule, Wheeler, Baird, Voltz, Foster, Nieman, Whiteside, Haworth, Shawley, Gullo. SECOND ROW - Halderman, Buffington, Rider, Houtz,M. Cramer, Kardos, Snyder, Holderman, Jackson, Cole. THIRD ROW Meyers, Hall, Facer, Stoddart, Slagle, Justice, Welch,Appleto, Williams, L. Cramer, Ishler.

9 FIRST ROW - C. Horner, Ripka, Walker, Bathurst, Harpster, Whisler, Callahan, Perryman, Mackey, Fry, Showers, Cronemiller. SECOND ROW - T. Horner, Gilligan, Houser, Stone, Henderson, Larson, Mullen, Smeltzer, Moore, Homan, Tressler. THIRD ROW Carson, Hartman, Richardson, Cramer, Keller, Felice, Barlett, Wolfe, Spencer ,Overlock, Thomas, Lindsay.

FIRST ROW - Walker, Tate, Pet nick, Johnson, Ritz, Mueller, Bathurst, Dawson, Callahan, Homan. SEC ONDROW - Roan, Weaver, Porter, Mccloskey, N. Williams, Simco, Lentvorsky, Harpster, James, Kissinger. THIRD ROWMoore, Sprague, Babione, Lowder, W. Williams, Heckendorn, Fetzer, Clark, Cramer.

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9 FIRST ROW - Smith, Neff, Seckinger, Houser, Kauffman, Young ,Reed, Ghaner. SECOND ROW - Thornton, Houts, Charmbury, Watrous,French, Litke.Droege. THIRD ROW-Cannon.Johnson, McClay, Dillio, Reeder, Krauss, Horner.

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1 FIRST ROW - Wilson, Ash, Holderman, Lukens, Leist, Smith, Harbold, Schmidt, Shawley, Breon. SECOND ROW - Basler, Reid, Striedieck, Henning, Snyder, Antes.Gardner ,Bloom, Spicer. THIRD ROW - Gallington, Josephson, Knepp, Perez, Smith, Horner, Albright, Bonebrake.

9 FIRST ROW - Bloom, O 'Bryan, Hoover, Weaver, Kalin, Fry, Booher, Shuey, Clarke, Lucas. SECOND ROW - Garis, Meeham, Sauers, Glatz, St a 1 e y, Kester, Albright, DeBoer, Knepp. THIRD ROWBohn, Delafield, Gordon, Stanford, Taylor ,Williams, Lang, Swanger.

6 FIRST ROW-Shaw ,0 'Neill, Hartman, Peck, Bruss, Cramer, Thomas, Campbell, Ellenberger, Korman. SECOND ROW - Mellot, Davison, Brown, Houtz, Black, McAlpine, Grace, Bryner, Mitchell. THIRD ROW - Alter, Merriman, Ferguson, Stout, Schlow, Mort, Gates, VanTries, Barnes, McNeal.

1 FIRST ROW - Fisher, Cullen, Home, Williams, Gaines, Pierce, Gilligan, Schmidt, Showers, Decker, Lowery, SECOND ROW Johnson, Mothersbaugh, Duffus, Keith, Smith, Fisher, Vincent,Tombrose, Capparelli, Weiser. THIRD ROW - McLaughlin, Aiken, Bailey ,Brumberg,Calhoun, , Krynine, Swanger, Campbell, Holderman, Morris.

9 FIRST ROW - Poland, Myers, Mann, Pritham, Peters, Comly, Transue, Fry, Ea ton, Harvey, Jeffries. SECOND ROW Crone-

6 FIRST ROW - Sager, Anderson, Baker, Hays, Johnson, Sutherland ,Keller ,Decker, Gray. SECOND ROWGordaon, Nielsen, Walker, Hall, Barry, Wright, Wert. THIRD ROW-Fitz,Osbome, Buchenhorst, Davison, Barr, Miller, Wiser.

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FIRST ROW - Dodd, Bickle, Dreibeblis, Nelson, Gilbert, Shawley, Rickard, Noll, Fitz. SECOND ROW - Miss Geuther, advisor; Harpster, Confer, Jackson, Dale, Pape, Humphrey, DeVinney, Ward, Ziegler, Barone. THIRD ROW - Elder, Trembley, Lee, Perez, Weigand, Barr, Campbell, Sinden.

THE MAROON AND GRAY EDITORIAL STAFF .Joyce Gilbert Editor. Literary Editor Bryna Mae Nelson Assistant . • Clem Schoenebeck Art Co-editors Ed Trembley, Bob Weigand Activities Co-editors . Linden Cooper, Bill Barr Photography Go-editors Ann Fitz, Steve Sinden Assistant • Phoebe Humphrey Senior Editor . Sue Shawley Portraits Editor • • Elsie Noll Captions Editor. · . Pauline Rickard Boys' Sports Editor. • Dave Lee Assistant • • Bill Elder Girls' Sports Editor. . Miriam Ziegler Assistant • . Janet Bickle Underclass Editor . Ginny Barone

BUSINESS STAFF . Larry Perez Business Manager Circulation Manager . Shirley DeVinney Assistant . . Bill Barr Advertising Manager . Bob Campbell Assistant . Gloria Ward Statistics . . Frances Pape Head Typist. Audrey Jackson Assistants . Shirley Confer, Andrea Dale, Emeline Harpster · . Miss Geuther Faculty Advisor.

FIRST ROW - Addams, Sweet, Work, Heil, Wasson, Sandra Parkin. SECOND ROW - Miss Geuther, advisor; Mannino, Sherry Parkin, Claster, Reid, Baney, Jones. THIRD ROW - Cleland, Mather, Juba, Kerstetter, Valmont, Vandergrift, Knerr, Mr. Dallam, advisor.

THE PIPER PIPER STAFF Co- Editors-in-Chief Page One Editors Feature Editors • Sports Editors Junior High Advisory Editor • Junior High Page Editors • Business Manager . Advertising Manager , Photography Editors Circulation Managers. Exchange Editors , Radio News Editor , Reporters, Head Typist • Faculty Advisors

• Phyllis Heil, Joann Work , Mary Ann Reid, Anthony Knerr Ernest Kerstetter, Shelia Addams, Doukeni Baroutsis . Alan Cleland, Don Howell . Bob Juba Nancy Campbell, Sandra Parkin • Pat Baney • Bill Vandegrift Dave Truby, Steve Schlow Bob Juba, Ann Henszey Janice Sweet, Roberta Wass on • Donna Jones • Bill Mather, Sherry Parkin, Ruth Love, tv1arilyn Claster, Mike Griffin, Roy Markle, Mona Fehrenbach, Bill Valmont, Dave Truby, Henry Salembier • Audrey Jackson • Miss Edith Geuther, Mr, W. S. Dallam

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I SOPRANOS FIRST ROW - Rohrbeck, Mares, Duffus, Eisenhower, Lloyd, Korman, Vance, Leister, Meyer. SECOND ROW - Brown, Kauffman, Yougel, Stoddart, Everhart, Henszey, Rickard, Whelland, Gullo. THIRD ROW - Spencer, Albright, Heil, Parkin, Reen, E. Mares, Bartrum, White, Meredith.路

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TENORS FIRST ROW - Byers, Nays, Lutz, Shannon, Weigand, Valamont, Harbold. SECOND ROW - Powell, Hamett, Josephson, Beans, Willard, Henszey, Kurtossy, Lee, Bischoff.

ALTOS FIRST ROW - Ellenberger, Donahoe, Cooper, Lindsay, Humphrey, Brewster, Fernelius, Reist, Nelson, Tietz. SECOND ROW - Major, Eberly, Zeigler, Flenner, Miller, Pape, Sutherland, Ward, Hutchison. THIRD .ROW - C 1aster, Thiel, Gauss, Barone, Shawley, Bixby, Corl, Thomas, N. Ellenberger, Showers.

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BASSES FIRST ROW - D. Jensen, Sprague, E. Jensen, Farrell, S.h rack, Holler, Transue, Krall, Haller, Tomco, Snook. SECOND ROW Elder, Moyer, Houtz, Cropp, Glass, Sweetland, Tindall, Moore, Boucher, Carter, Yeager. THIRD ROW - Harbold, Mayes, Pierce, Ishler, Edmiston, Shaffer, Cryder, Campbell, Schoenebeck, Frank. ...

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TEN TONES AN DPOLKA DOTS The Ten Tones and Polka Dots are two small singing groups chosen from the A Cappel la Choir. The members are selected each year, early in the fall, at tryouts conducted by Mr. Thorne and the previous members of each organization. The Ten Tones include six sopranos and four altos, while the Polka Dots consist of four tenors and four basses. Both groups sing at the two choir concerts and other functions. This year they provided entertainment for the PSPA conference held in State College in October. Senior members of both groups sang together at the Class Day exercises.

Karen Myers, Siggie Fernelius, Sherry Parkin, Erika Mares, Joyce Gilbert, Jennifer Brown, Jean Bixby, Ruth Eisenhower, Ginny Barone, Pauline Rickard, Bryna Mae Nelson, accompanist.

FIRST ROW - Thomas, Taylor, E. Tiffany, Fisher, Henry, Bruss, Mullen, Rudy . . SECOND ROW - Long, Schoenebeck, Vroman, Artz, Transue, Rose, Bohn, Norviel. THIRD ROW - Boucher, Rutherford, Willard, Broskley, D. Jense, Krall, Flick, Gallagher, Henninger, Campbell. FOURTH ROW Edmi.ston, Harpster, Witherite, Howell, Snook, Cropp, Meredith, Krumrine, E. Harpster, Grindall. FIFTH ROW Harbold, Elder, Meyers, Harper, Hench, Knipe, Carter, ·oreese, Ishler, Detwiler.

GIRLS' AND BOYS'GLEE ULUBS Girls' Glee Club, directed by Miss Nancy Wiant and Boys' Glee Club, directed by Mr. Richard Thorne are singing organizations open to any senior high school student interested in music •. Both groups participate annually in a Lenten service and a senior high assembley. G Iorio Ward is president of G iris' Glee Club, while Bob Campbel I is president of Boys' Glee Club. FIRST ROW - Markle, Springer, C. Smith, Houtz, Brown, Weaver, Peters, Wagner, J. Smith, Bickle, Vroman, Gray, Joyce Gray. SECONI' ROW Ward, Fehrenbach, Wilson, B. Houtz, Horner, Williams, Dennis, Donahoe, Ferguson, Printham, Lee, McGill, A. Smith. THIRD ROW - Miss Wiant, director; McNeal, Breon, Etters, Mc-· Gee, Smeltzer, Myers, N. Smith, Werner, Weigand, Bell, Weyl, Musser. FOURTH ROW - Stem, Hayes, Artz, Shields, Grazier, Struble, Seeley, Dagle, Parks, Osborne, Porter, Humphrey, Marbut. FIFTH ROW - Hoy, Gray, McClain, Cheney, Vance, Verick, Peters, Zieg 1 er, Sweeny, Raleigh, Zeek, Mastalski, Reigh, Kauffman. SIXTH ROW - Oaks, Madqre, Gilliland, Chambers, Fredericks, Bailey, Koch, Hammond, Work, Harpster, Henninger, Robinson. SEVENTH ROW - Whitman, Corl, Poorman, Watson, Reese, Dreibelbis, Bleich, M i t c he 11, McLaughlin, Rasmussen, Jordan, Hartsock. EIGHTH ROW White, Homan, Williams, Brown, Houser, Erb, Nelson, Cramer, Heim, J. Smith, Kerstetter.

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SAXOPHONES, BASSOONS, OBOE, BASS CLARINETS FIRST ROW - Dreibelbis, Juba, Reist, Weaver, Baney, Henninger. ROW - Cooper, Sprague, Humphrey, Reen, Brewster, Dodd,

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STATE SENIOR SCHOOL CORNETS AND TRUMPETS FIRST TOW - Lutz, Dills, Quarles, Wilson, Albright, Houtz. SECOND ROWBittner, Smith, Floster, Osman, Lee, Baroutsis. THIRD ROW - Keene, Schoenebeck, Winters, Altimus.

CLARINETS FIRST ROW - Harpster, Dreibelbis, Campbell, Vandergrift, Corl, Noss, Markle, Korman. SECOND ROW - Hentzleman, Ellis, Everhart, Springer, Love, Higashida, Nuss.

TROMBONES, BARITONES, HORNS FIRST ROW - Josephson, Heim, Raleigh, Poorman, Oaks, Kerstetter. SECOND ROW - Quarles, Jones, McCulloch, Pifer, Perez, Gardner.

UOLLEGE HIGH BAND PERCUSSION, TUBAS FIRST ROW - Ripka, Wilson, Peters, Shawley, Schrack, McGeary, Clouser, Harpster. SECOND ROW - Baker, Noll, Mather, Hunt, Hillman, Markle.

FLUTES AND CLARINETS FIRST ROW - Leister, Rohrbeck, Noll, Wernham, Claster, Bixby, Peck. SECOND ROW - Gearhart, Kerstetter, Lee, Cleland, Kauffman, Ellenberger.

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FIRST ROW - Corl, Schrack, Juba, Dodd, Baney, Peters, Brewster. Perez.

SECOND ROW - Cleland, Bittner, Dills, Osman,

ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW - Kauffman, Louise Kreps, Lorraine Kreps, Stitzer, Jones, Major, Gullo. SECOND ROW - Cooper, Nuss, Korman, Rohrbeck, Leister, Brewster, Vandergrift. THIRD ROW - Mr. Cavuto, Albrecht, Reen, Claster, Noll, Dills, Osman, Bittner. FOURTH ROW - Baker, Clouser, Ripka, Raleigh.

FIRST ROW - Fernelius, Rickard, Gilbert, Brown, Gullo. SECOND ROW Parkin, Weigand,Campbell, Willard, Shannon, Barone. ABSENT - Bix-

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FIRST ROW - Rohrbeck, DHls, Reen, Brewster, Leister. SECOND ROW Kerstetter, Josephson, Peck. ABSENT - Perez, Schrack, Schoenebeck.

DISTRICT BAND

LEFT TO RIGHT - Volz, Vandergrift, Major, Jones, Perez.

DISTRICT ORUDESTRA

FIRST ROW - Babione, Smith, Gilligan, Sprague, Heckendorn, Krause. SECOND ROW - Wiant, director ; Porter, Frink, Breon, Richardson, Shaffner. THIRD ROW - Dagle, Co 1 e, Kline, Green, Houtz.

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FIRST ROW - Parkin, Decamp, Morrow, Hoover, Jurey, sweet, Morris, Altimus, Thiel, Botorff, Fleming. SECOND ROW - Wasson, Reish, Wright, Bernreuter, Hedden, Grace, Dale, Hockenberry, Cox, Myers. THIRD ROW - Brynner, B. Cox, Smith, O'Connell, Ambrousius, Guerrant, Mares, Sprankle, Gearhart, Gutteron, Griffin, Vierck. FOURTH ROW - Miss Wiant, director; B. Wasson, Rimmey, Gill, Lenker, Barone, Hillman, Staley, Young, Maw, Weaver, McGeary, Wernham, Hoff. FIFTH ROW - O'Bryan, Glass, Long, .Campbell, Davidson, Ricker, Kurtossy, Gibbons, Stfne, Bloom, Yarnell, Hoover. SIXTH ROW - Williams, Robinson, Schlow, Kalin, Bixby, Benner, J. Slagle, T. Slagle, Shearer, Rusk, Reid, Beaver, Reisinger, Schempf. SEVENTH ROW - Manning, Horner, Raleigh, Stone, Hall, Pierson, Bramble, Ishler, Maloney, Eberly.

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FIRST ROW - Whiteside, Droege, Caroll, Muller, Mather, Harpster, Williams, Dawson, Baird, Bathurst, Smith. SECOND ROW - Zelko, Buffington, Stone, Tate, Bratzler, Rider, Rogers, Nieman, Walker, Shawley, Gauss, Whisler, Mccloskey. THIRD ROW - Volz, Poschadel, Johnson, Hartman, Yarnell, Rider, Musser, Charmbury, Larson, Farrell, Henderson, E. Harpster, Simco, Strong. FOURTH ROW - Haworth, Gullo , Lonberger, Mullen, Grindall, Ritz, Hoover , Lentvorsky, Petnick, Toscano, Poland, Taylor, Werner, Johnson.

JUNIOR HIGH BAND

FIRST ROW - Decamp, Morrow, Cox, Long, Altimus, Wright, Ishler, Campbell, Bramble, Hunt, Mintmier, Mr. Hege. SECOND ROW - Bottorf, King, John, Dunlop, Volz, Bratzler, Weinstein, Gullo, Shawley, Connel, Bryner, THIRD ROW Shope, Sharer, Baney, Manning, Wasson, Raleigh, Smith, Weiser, Oliver, Washco, O'Connell. FOURTH ROW - Davidson, Neff, Stoddart, Barlett, Fisher, Wert, Calhoun, Benner, Anderson, Reid, McGeary. FIFTH ROW - Frings, Winters , Bixby, Hillman, Felio, Felice, Ambrosious, Mares, Young, Rusk, Reikert. SIXTH ROW - T. Slagle, J. Slagle, Gill, Lenker, Richardson, Smith, Wood, Cristy, Robinson, Haldeman. SEVENTH ROW - Barger, Bonebrake, Ferguson, Nielson, Babione, lshler, Holderman, Henning, Krynine, Vincent, Campbell.

JUNIOR PLAYS OPENING NIGHT CAST Cornelia Otis Skinner, Alden Bladget . Lila Buzzie Patterson Mrs. Judson • Mrs. P aimer. Patsy • Jean • Thelma Dodie Halliday. Janice Uphan Student Director

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THE LONG RETREAT CAST Nora Bailey . Stephen Bailey . Student Director

Natalie Lloyd Joe Mccown Frances Pape

WILD UAT WILLIE AND THE BEARDED LADY CAST Wildcat Willie . Mrs. Wilkins Gladys Joe Vernon Angel. Miss Pratt Darlene . Student Director

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FIRST ROW - Fitz, McGarey, Vierck, Nelson, Hutchison, Ehman, Pape. SECOND ROW - Barone, Claster, Erb, Jones, Rohrbeck, Reid , Lloyd, Mr. Shaffer. THIRD ROW - Valmont, Ros eberry, Vandergrift, Knerr, Volz, Pifer, Schrack.

THESPI ANS Thespians, the Honor Dramatics Society of State College High School, was led through a successful year by its capable officers: Frances Pape, President; Jim Pifer, Vice-President: Mary Ann Reid, Secretary; and Natalie Lloyd, Treasurer. Each year there is color and excitement in the hall of State High when the lucky persons, who have earned enough credits through their hard and loyal work and hdve taken the oath to uphold the high standards of Thespians, are formally initiated into this active organization. Another highlight of the group is the annual play they sponser each fall. Anyone in senior high may try out for a part and this earn credits toward becoming a member.

"THE FORM DIVINE" CAST Lucilla Webb Bretel. Arthur Webb. Hoopy Webb. Peggy. , Dorothy Coips Charlotte Benson Jimmy. Betty .

Na ta lie Lloyd . Marianna Mares . Bill Valmont .Ann Hodgkiss . Carol Ehman Judy McGarey • Judy Bathurst • . Dick Lee Nancy Vierck

Linda . Freddie Mut . Miss Me adows Paris Green . Mrs. Midge. Miss Nitz. • Harry . . • Student Director

. Doukeni Baroutsis Bob Sprague • • • Jack Smith .Bryna Mae Nelson Gloria Ward • .Carol Berggren • Mary Jeanette Mannino . Anthony Knerr . . . • • .Ann Fitz

FIRST ROW - E. Quarles, M. Quarles, Fleming, Walker, Wright, Johnston, Johnstonbaugh, Breon, Ne ff, Miss Mahey. SECOND ROW - Ripka, Williams, Richer, Gauss, Haworth, Nieman, Whisler, Harpster, Knepp. THIRD ROW Kissinger, Gilligan, Lindsay, Slaegel, Welsh, Balent, Cole, W in路c k. ABSENT - Washko, Vincent, Moyer, Fisher, Ash, Warehem, Johnston, Griffin, Schmidt, Allen, Baroutsis, c. Smith, DeVinney, N. Smith.

LIBRARIAN ASSISTANTS

FIRST ROW - Mrs. T. Wiggins, Rev. Montgomery, Mrs. Marg o l f. SECOND ROW - Rev. Raup, Mr. Mciluride, Rev. Whitmire, Rev. Klein.

JUNIOR HIGH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION LEADERS

FIRST ROW - Rev. Ruth, Rev. Cole, Rev, Whitney. SECOND ROW - Dr. Frieund, Rev. Harkins, Rev. Whitmire, Dr. Strock.

SENIOR HIGH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION LEADERS

CLllBS FIRST ROW - Miss Ley, sponsor; Leister, Baker, Corman, Bleich, Mitchell, Korman, Showers, Porter, Oaks, Corl, Poorman, Clouser. SECOND ROW Gray, Frederick, Cooper, Getz, Smith, Brewster, Berggren, Hayes, Chambers, Gilliland, Stitzer, Shields, Fernelius. THIRD ROW - Campbell, Cheney, Dreibelbis, Fitz, Seeley, Werner, Madore, Reese, Cramer, Baney, Reeder, Struble, Peters.

TRI-HI-Y

FIRST ROW - Powers, Walker, Keim, Bittner, Tindal, Homan. SECOND ROW- Mayes, McCulloch, Noll, Howell, Mr. Weir, s p on s or. THIRD ROW Long, Lassman, Stine, Henninger, Mitchell.

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FIRST ROW - Mr. Shadel, s p on s or; Pifer' Winter' Morse, Mather. SECOND Woolsey, B. Winter, Tindal, Powers, Schlow.

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FIRST ROW - Smith, Lee, Jensen, Holler, Cropp, Carter, Cleland, Baldwin, Broscli, Shannon,McCown. S ECON D ROW - Byers, Elder, Harbold, Cox, Kennedy, Musser, MacRae, Bittner, Barr, Haworth, Cry d er, Lu t z. THIRD ROW - Moore, Hassinger, Artz, Mayes, Kauffman, Whiteside, ·Fa 1 k, D a 1 e, Bottorf, Beans, Campbell, Baker, Mr. Miller, sponsor. HI-Y

FIRST ROW - Miss D. Smith, sponsor; Confer, Walker, Mackereth,Jackson, Kuhn, Kerstetter, Ripka, Brown, Lauck, Strait. SECOND ROW - Harpster, Cronemiller, Wilson, Williams, Nuss, Mastaeski, Houtz, Breon, Weaver, Albright, D a 1 e, Mitchell. THIRD ROW - Krebs, Noss, Reed, Spotts, Derencin, Scheirer, Wheeland, Ludington, L. Homan, s. Watson, c. Watson, Meyer, McGhee, S. Homan, Long. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS

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FIRST ROW - Keith, B. Smith, Werner, Horner, Vincent, Decker, McLaughlin, Heiser. SECOND ROW - Weaver, G. Smith, Campbell, Shaffner, Griffith, Young, Kurtossy, Noll. THIRD ROW - Grace, Rimmey, Stout, Davison, 路 Steele, Barnes, Mr. Corman, sponsor.

GRAPPELING CLUB FIRST ROW - Staley, Henning, Basler, Perez, Moyer, Balent, McAlpine, Reid, Gordon, McLaughlin, Striedieck, Duffus, Crone miller. SECOND ROW Brumberg, Fischer, Tombros, Van Tries, Krynine, Breon, Wert, Richardson, Mellot, Kline, Clark, Wiser. THIRD ROW - Osterhoudt, Way ,Houtz, Taylor, Osborn, Josephson, Miller, Ferguson, Davison, McGeary, Neilson, Barlett, Brown.

BASKETBALL CLUB "A" FIRST ROW - Clark, Rimmey, Krause, Lindsay, Cannon, Kiss i n g er, Tressler, Ishler, Gilligan, Facer, Myers, Stoddart, Vierck, Lenker. SECOND ROW - Wettstone, Wasson, Thomas, Justice, Robinson, Young, Spencer, Overlock, Gutteron, Smith, THIRD ROWBarlett, Wolfe, Maw, Schempf, Gill, Felice, Ruckman, Kalin, Ulrich, Reed. FOURTH ROW J. Slagle, Witherite, Sharer, Benner, Facer, Riva, Price, T. Slagle, Anderson, Mueller.

BASKETBALL CLUB "B"

FIRST ROW - Hunt, Gallington,DeVinney, Keene, Witmer. SECOND ROW Snook, Clark, Barr, Keim, Mayes, Lutz.

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FIRST ROW- Sinden, Moyer, Tiffany, Elder, Mccown, Trembley. SECOND ROW - Jonson, Farrell, Harnett, McCoy, Knipe, Lee. THIRD ROWClark, Haworth, Campbell, Shannon, Schrack.

SENIOR HIGH HALL PATROL FIRST ROW - Hess, Altimus, Hunt, Morris, Sweet, Morrow, Grace, Bottorf, Campbell, Blass, Wright, Wasson. SECOND ROW Ricker, Smith, Ulrick, Guerrant, Vierck, Weaver, Gearhart, Rush, Reid, Rutherford. THIRD ROW Gianturco, Wettstone, Maw, Mueller, Sprankle, H ewes, P r i c e, Mares, Young, Kalin, Robinson.

JUNIOR HIGH HALL PATROL

FIRST ROW - Stine, Elder, Cook, Keim, Sinden, Moyer, McClellan, Campbell, Mccown, Knipe, Smith, O'Connell. SECOND ROW - Fry, A. Foster, Kurtossy, E. Jensen, Harbold, Harnett, D. Foster, Lee, Wilson, Witherite, Lower, Moore, Mcchesney. THIRD ROW - Gibson, Bohn, Glass, Beans, Pierce, Sullivan, Oliver, Sweetland, Markle, Meyer, Altimus, Tomco, Transue, Artz, Griffin.

VARSITY COACHES Mr. Yukica, Mr. Corman

TRAINER Mr. Weir

J. V, COACHES Mr. Long, Mr. Wausat

JR, HIGH COACHES Mr. Griffith, Mr. Glenn

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FOOTBALL 19~4 STATE HIGH-18 MOSHANNON-12 The Little Lions looked good on their opening game with Moshannon Area Joint High School. Moshannon got off to a fast start, scoring in the first six minutes of the first quarter, but State came back with Dick Stine tieing it up from the one yard line. Dean Witherite set up the 2nd Lion tally with a dazzling 48 yard run, and the last State T. D. came on a long pass from John Pierce to Dick Foster. Moshannon scored again in the middle of the 4th quarter. STATE-6 LOCK HAVEN-38 A strong Bison team downed State High for their first defeat of the season. Early in the first quarter, Crisman made the first Lock Haven toughdown. Then the Little Lions started a drive with three first downs in a row, but the fire was soon put out, and the Bi sons romped on to victory. Paul Gibson scored State's only T.D. STA TE-0 HOLLIDAYSBURG-33 State played a better 路game than the score shows, as they encountered Hollidaysburg in one of their roughest battles of the season. The Lions came very close to scoring in the second quarter when Dick Foster punted and the Tigers fumbled the ball. State recovered, but on the next play they bobbled the ba 11, and Hollidaysburg went on to shut out the Lions, 33-0. STATE-19 CLEA RF IE LD-12 For the first time in 8 years, the Maroon Club roared over the Clearfield Bisons for a 19-12 upset. Sweetland scored the first tally and Paul Gibson went over for the next two State T. D. 1s. The Lions carried the entire tussle, capturing their second win of the season. 路STATE-12 LEWISTOWN-40 State held the Panthers unti I early in the second ha If when Lewistown recovered their own punt on State's 25. Six plays later, the Panthers took the lead and they racked up two more ta I lies before the gun sounded ending the game.

FOOTBALL 1954 STATE-12 CHIEF LOGAN-25 The Lions led the game after three quarters of pla 1 , but a last period surge by the Mingoes defeated the visitors. Dick Stine scored two T. D. 's for the Maroon Club, but Chief Logan went the distance up the middle to tie it up. Two more quick tallies by the home team put the game in thei( hands. STATE-9 PHIUPSBURG-13 A strong second ha If attack by Philipsburg sent State High down to their fifth defeat. The first play after a scoreless first half, Philipsburg fumbled the ball and Gene Lower recovered for a State T .D. Philipsburg came back with two touchdowns and State fol lowed with a safety to make the fi na I 13-9. STA TE-26 TYRONE-20 After trailing for more than three quarters, State laid down a fourth period aerial barrage to go with a stiff defense when it counted. With the statistics as close as the score, the Lions' quarterback John Pierce passed to Dick Foster to set up State's winning T.D. . STATE-19 BELLEFONTE-26 The traditional iron kettle game between State High and Bellefonte proved to be one of the most exciting tussles in years. The Little Lions immediately started a drive after the kick off which took them down to .the Raider one-yard line. Then Bellefonte in possession of the ball quickly racked up their first T.D. State bounced back and Ed Bohn went over to tie it up. Bellefonte tallied again, but a pass from Dick Stine to Dick Foster set up another Lion score. Later in the game, a recovered fumble by Jim Crust led to the final State tally, made by Jim Wi Ison, who rammed over from the one yard line.

FIRST ROW - McChesney, Dillion, Davis, Foster, Altimus, Ishler. SECOND ROW - Stine, Garner, Tomco, Fry, Harbold, Meredith. THIRD ROW-Shuey, Rose, Mullen, Kurtossy, Smith, Norviel, Bruss, Sauers, manager.

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JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL With a record of 3 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties the Little Lion J. V. 's, coached by Bi 11 Long and Harold Wausat, conculded their 1954 football season. Gary Williams and Bob Mullen led the scoring in the Chief Logan game which State won 19-6. Clearfield and Bellefonte both held State to a 7-7 tie and the Lions dropped 2 games to a strong Philipsburg eleven and a powerful BelwoodAntis team. The two other State victories were over Lock Haven and Huntington.

JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Coaches Harold Griffith and Harold Glenn led the Little Lion Juniors to 3 wins and 3 losses in the 1?54 campaign. In their 6 games schedule State won over Tyrone, Chief Logan, and Lock Haven, while losing toClearfield,Hollidaysburg, and Chief Logan. FIRST ROW - Hewes, J. Slagle, Weaver, Gill, Lenker, Beaver, Riva, Gackenbach, Krawiec, Shearer, Witherite. SECOND ROW - Reisinger, Schembf, Heim, T. Slagle, Gutteron, Moore, Wellington, Guerrant, Siegel, Bixby. THIRD ROW Barlett, D. Slagle, Spencer, Barone, Wolf, J. Tressler, Lindsay, Reeder, Williams, Struble, Mcclay. FOURTH ROW - Vinson, Rusk, J. Young, McLaughlin, Moyer, Cramer, D. Tressler, Porter, Dagle, Stout, Heiser, Johnson.

FIRST ROW.: Mr. Gibson, (coach), H. Tiffany, Carter, C. Schoenebeck, Schilling, Shannon, Addleman, Holler, Henszey, E. Tiffany. SECOND ROW - Bailey, B. Schoenebeck, Schaffer, L. Smith, Cropp, Homan, Smith, Bathurst, Baroutsis. THIRD ROW - Fisher, Mullen, Moyer, Hench, Vandermeer, Lutz, Felice, Reed.

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Coach Bill Gibson's booters completed their 1954 season with a 4-5-1 record against tough competition. This year's squad was equally balanced with veterans and newcomers. The team was well conditioned, and throughout the season they exhibited fine work. The scoring laure Is went to halfback Joe Carter, who collected four markers. Close seconds were Bob Addleman andClemSchoenebeck with three goals apiece. Othertimelygoals were scored by Ron Schilling, Ben Henszey, and Dick Hassinger. Throughout the year fine defensive work was turned in by goalies Bill Shannon, Dick Hassinger, Dave Holler, and Ron Schilling. The Tiffany brothers were also sta Iwarts on defense. The Lions were given a fine representation on the All-County team selected at the end of the season. Joe Carter and Ben Henszey were elected to the first team, and honorable mentions were given to Everett Tiffany, Clem Schoenebeck and Dick Hassinger.

FIRST ROW - Houtz, Lutz, Thomas, Baldwin, Smith, Bruss, Elder, Knipe, Harbold, Crust. SECOND ROW - Corman, coach; Gill, Barone, Johnson, Byers, Weaver, Harpster, Vroman, Dickson, Kerstetter, Noll, Mr. Dallan, assistant coach. THIRD ROW - Broskley, Shear, Cleland, Meredith, Grindall, Lenker, Gibson, Cox, Noll.

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The Little Lion Matmen closed the 1954-55 campaign with one win and eight losses. The opposition proved too tough for State's inexperienced wrestlers. This was the first season for Coach Corman and those who observed the Lion's action agree that in a year or two the results wi 11 be in State's favor. Although weak in the heavier weights, States' 95 pounder Jim Byers and 103 pounder Harry Houtz lost only one match during the entire season. At the District Wrestling Tournament held at Lock Haven State Teachers College March 4 and 5 seven State mat men made the quarter-fl na Is. However, on Iy Jim Byers and Harry Houtz could place 3rd and 4th respectively.

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State High 1s basketbal I squad captured the Central state League trophy by a 9-1 record in league competition. Coach Hal Griffith's basketeers proved to be one of the finest teams assembled at State for many years. This year's team was well balanced with lettermen, and newcomers who wi 11 contribute much in the future. Getting off to a slow start, the Lions lost to Lewistown and Centre Hal I in non-league games. The turning point toward a successful season was probably the hard fought 51-48 victory over Hollidaysburg. As league competition opened, State dropped the famous 47-46 contest to Bellefonte. Determined to be victorious, State began its long winning streak by defeating Lock Haven and Jersey Shore. Consistent rebounding and scoring by Big Paul Sweetland helped keep the team's winning streak intact until State met a red-hot Altoona team in the District playoffsThroughout the season, Sweetland was the star. Seniors Don Harnett and Dick Hassinger backed him up with fine teamwork and good scoring ability. Harry Beans proved to be a sparkplug all year long. Dick Stine and Dave Holler proved to be fine backcourt men and will help the team next year. George Moore, another junior, and sophomore John Pierce contributed to the team effort. Griffith will be counting heavily on these underclassmen for a repeat performance next year.

FIRST ROW - Tiffany, Henszey, Rutherford, G. Smith, Bohn, Meyers. SECOND ROW - M. Smith, J. Jones, Altimus , Norviel, Harbold, Schoenebeck, Fry.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Skip Glenn's J. V. team enjoyed an undefeated season, and displayed fine talent for future varsity competition. The Lion Cubs started off with a 36-33 thri Iler over Lewistown and continued their streak for the remainder of the year. Paced by lanky Glenn Smith, the reserves ran up some overwhelming scores such as the 68-25 triumph over Lock Haven. Bob Rutherford and Ben Henszey consistently aided Smith in the scoring department, while Ed Bohn proved to be a dependable playmaker and backcourt man. Fine improvement was evident in the play of Jinx Fry as he won a starting berth halfway through the season. George Meyers rebounded dependably for Coach Glenn's squad. In league competition State was untouched. Fine teamwork and scoring abi Iity ranked our J. V. 's far above the other league teams. This fine group of sophomores wi 11 be worth watching in the future.

JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW - Mr. Gibson, coach; Peikert, Kalin, J. Smith, Witherite. SECOND ROW - Knipe, Miller, Stoddart, Spencer, Nelson, Ishler, Mcclay, Young, Robinson, Tressler, Mueller, Ferguson. THIRD ROW - Vierck, Van dermeer, Overlock, Price, Porter ,Heckendorn, Sprague, Krause, O'Connell, Reid. FOURTH ROW - Barlett, Reisinger, Wasson, Rank, McGeary, Mawlunt, Holler, Smith, Schlow.

FIRST ROW - Shuey, Cropp, Carter, Bathurst, C. Schoenebeck, Stine, Falk, Whiteside. SECOND ROW - Dickson, Elder, Griffin, Knipe, Kerstetter, I s h l e r, B r e w s e r. THIRD ROW - Mr. Bolton, coach; B. Schoene beck, Lee, Hassinger.

TRACK For the past six seasons, the State High Cindermen have been undefeated. At the close of their 1954 campaign, the team won the Central Counties' Tournament and the relay team placed third in the Penn Relays at Philadelphia. Coach Bolton faced the 1955 season with returning lettermen, Clem Schoenebeck, Dick Hassinger, Dave Lee, Jim Bathurst, and Joe Carter. The Boltonmen had eight home meets this season, plus entries in the Penn Relays, District and State meets.

BASEBALL Filling the shoes of States' baseball players who have graduated, were returning lettermen Dick Stine, Dick Foster, Dean Witherite, Jim Gibboney, Bill Rishel, and Bill Shannon. Coach Hanna ended the 1954 campaign with a 4-4 record, winning over Lock Haven, Philipsburg, Clearfield, and Bellefonte.

FIRST ROW - Witherite, Foster, Artz, Shannon, Stine, Baker, Beans. SECOND ROW Lutz, Truby, G i b b on e y, Rishel, Harpster, Houtz, Addleman, Williams, Tompco.

FIRST ROW - Cleland, Salembier, Noll. SECOND ROW - Mr. Long, coach; Sinden, Hamett, 路 Krall.

TENN IS Because tennis is a recently -revived sport in State High 1s program, the Athletic Association has had difficulty scheduling meets. Most schools in this area do not offer the sport. However, State played Carson Long Academy and the Penn State Freshmen this year. The squad was sparked by standouts Don Harnett and John Kra 11, who won the district meet, and entered the states at the close of the 1954 season.

GOLF The Little Lions golf team closed the 1954 season with a 6-2 record, losing two matches to Philipsburg. Dave Holler was last years I district champion. This spring, returning golfers were Don O 1 Bryan, Bob Campbel I, Paul Cryder, Stu Bischoff, Bill Kennedy, Clyde Thomas, and Dave Holler. The 1955 schedule included Clearfield, Philipsburg, Lewistown, and Wi I liomsport.

FIRST ROW - Holler, Campbell, Trembley, Cryder, O'Bryan. SECOND ROW -Mr. Armstrong, coach; Bischoff, Thomas, Cox, Rutherford, Kennedy, Smith.

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FIRST ROW - Harnett, Humphrey, Gilbert, Reen, Eberly, Mrs. Hamill. SECOND ROW - Dills, Bramble, Yougel, Nelson, Cronemiller, Mrs. Goodwin. THIRD ROW - Campb e ll, A. Smith, Shawley, Hutchison, Thomas, Henszey.

GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOUIATION The Girls' Athletic Association is made up of all senior high girls having A. A. tickets. The Girls' Athletic Board is the governing body of all girls' sports. The members are chosen by their classmates at the end of each school term on their ability to be good leaders and sportsmen. They serve as representatives from their classes. There are two freshmen, four sophomores, five juniors, and six seniors for a tota I of 17. Not only does the board regulate the extra-curricular sports, but it also sponsors a football mixer for its initiates and in the spring a sports banquet, at which awards are presented and new officers are installed. This year's officers are President, Joyce Gilbert; Vice- President and Student Counci I Representative, Phoebe Humphrey; Secretary, Suzi Reen; Treasurer, Mardi Harnett. Mrs. Hami 11 and Mrs. Goodwin are the faculty advisors.

Girls' Leaders Club is an honorary athletic club for senior high girls. Each year new members are voted in because of their good sportsmanship, leadership and obi lity. During club periods the girls learn ski Ils, techniques, and rules of various games. They are given practice in refereeing so they can assist in physical education classes and after school sports. The aim of the club is to train girls to set examples of good sportsmanship and enable others to learn and understand games better. This year's officers are President, Sue Shawley; Vice - President and Student Council Representative, Shirley De Vinney; Secretary-Treasurer, Mimi St. Clair. Mrs. Hami 11 is the faculty advisor.

GIRLS' LEADERS

ULUB FIRST ROW - Wills, Hutchison, Shawley, DeVinney, Dreibelbis, Henszey, Dodd, Humphrey, Gilbert, Mrs. Hamill. SECOND ROW Dills, Stoddart, Bathurst, Claster, Lorraine . Kreps, Jean Smith, Lindsay, Harnett, Eberly. THIRD ROW - Louise Kreps, Albrecht, Grace, Parkin, Reen, St. Clair, Wernham,B. Henszey,Ann Smith.

HOCKEY Hockey, the first girls sport of the school term, begins in the early fa 11. Any senior high girl with an A. A. ticket is eligible to try out. After several days of practice the class teams were picked by Mrs. Hamill and Mrs. Goodwin. However, due to the bed weather conditions, practice was delayed and the classes were unable to participate 路in the traditional round - robin tourna ment. Therefore the two a 11 star teams, Army and Navy, were eliminated.

SENIORS FIRST ROW - Zeigler, Humphrey, Lloyd, Hutchison, Hens z e y, Gilbert. SECOND ROW - DeVinney, Rickard, Bickle, Cooper, Ehman, Dodd. THIRD ROW - Wills, Peters, Bixby, Shawley, Dreibelbis, Gray.

JUNIORS FIRST ROW - Ne ls on, St. Clair, Reen, Parkin, Erb, Sutherland, Brindley. SECOND ROW - Claster, Barone, Eisenhower, Gianturco, Louise Kreps, Wernham, Wagner, THIRD ROW - Grace, Duffus, Fernelius, Dills, Meredith, Cronemiller, Thiel, Tietz.

SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW - Lindsay, Oaks, Wey 1, Corl, Harnett, Seeley. SECOND ROW - Bell, Poorman, Madore, Kennedy, Henszey, Gilliland, Anne Smith, Clouser.

BOWLING Every Thursday afternoon from November to March 96 girls rambfe down to the Dux Club to bowl. The girls choose their own teams, consisting of six members. A round-robin tournament is played between the sixteen teams to determine the champion. The girls on this team have their names inscribed on a bowling pin and it is put on display in the trophy case. The highest weekly individual scores are recorded and the 18 girls with the highest averages are divided into three al I star teams. Each team bowls two games and the team with the highest total wins.

SENIORS FIRST ROW -Dreibelbis, Brown, Rickard, Ward, Lloyd, Shawley, SECOND ROW Vierck, Bickel, Peters, Noll, Cooper, DeVinney. THIRD ROW - Ehman, Canouse, Fitz, Humphrey, Hutchison, Dodd. JUNIORS FIRST ROW - Baroutsis, Gianturco, Meyer, Tietz, Thiel, Nelson, Stoddart, Duffus, Lorraine Kreps, Cronemiller, Fitz, Donahoe. SECOND ROW - Gauss, Rohrbeck, Antes, Lee, Baker, Dills, Wernham,Dennis,McLaughlin, Yougel, THIRD ROW - Claster, Erb, Parkin, Barone, Sutherland, Reen, St. Clair, Pritham, Grace, Louise Kreps, Raleigh. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW - Thomas, Chambers, Cramer, Weyl, Gilliland, Oaks, Brewster, Albrecht, P or t er, Werner. SECOND ROW - Kennedy, Riccardi, Madore, J. Sm.ith, Hayes, Osborne, Hamett, Lindsay, Henszey, Showers. THIRD ROW - A. Smith, Berggren, Reese, Seeley, Heim, Frederick, Ferguson, Stitzer, Humphrey, N. Smith.

FIRST ROW - Bixby, Humphrey, Dodd, Shawley, Gilbert, Rickard, Hutchison, Nelson. SECOND ROW - Erb, Reen, Parkin, St. Clair, .C laster, Wernham, Grace, Corman. THIRD ROW - Henszey, Jean Smith, Harnett, Weyl, Thomas, Lindsay, Ann Smith, Thiel, Kreps.

VARSITY路 BASKETBALL Immediately fol lowing the hockey season the sound of basketbal Is was resounding in the gym as eighty girls from the tenth, eleventh, .and twelfth grades worked hard for the honor of varsity team membership. After the final cuts the varsity squad was made up of twenty-four girls. Practice sessions were held as often as possible to earn plays and polish up on teamwork. The team got off to a good start by defeating the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority 32-36 in a practice game. Traveling to Bel lefonte's YMCA for their first offical game, they managed to stop a very tol~ team by the accurate shooting of Nancy Hutchison, Bev Nelson, and Liz Corman and the excellent guarding of Sue Shawley, Phoebe Humphrey, Mimi St. Clair, and Joyce Gilbert, Another practice game with the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority found State once more too overpowering, winning 42-24. With a 3-0 record they entered their Play Day games, held March 5th, with much enthusiasm. After watching their bitter rivals, Bellefonte and Shamokin battle it out, they in turn played Shamokin for a 49-30 victory and Bellefonte to the tune of 37-34, this ending the season with a perfect record. This was the first time in fiveyearsthat the State girls had beat Shamokin!

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VOLLEYBALL Volleyball will replace hockey as a major sport in 1 55- 1 56. An experimental volleyball tournament, held this spring, proved to be successful. Class teams were choosen and played each other in a double round-robin tournament. Outstanding players included Joyce Gilbert, Sue Shawley, Betty Henszey, Susie Reen, Nancy Hutchison, Mimi St. Clari, Liz Corman, Jane Gauss, Bev Nelson, and Mardi Harnett.

BADMINTON With the approach of spring, birdies were found floating over the nets in fine style as the girls athletic season was fast drawing to a close. The tournament for advanced players was held first and then the beginners were given a chance to learn the fundamentals afterwards. Members of Leaders' Club assisted Mrs. Hamill and Mrs. Goodwin. Evelyn Wernham, runner-up in last years tournament played her usual outstanding game.

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