1959 Yearbook by Affinity Connection

FOREWORD

Within our own lifetimes, we-the class of '59-have seen the exploration of space progress from science fiction to science fact. Hardly a week goes by without some new item on television, radio, or in the newspapers about the continuing conquest of space-mankind's greatest adventure since

Columbus discovered the New World. We stand on the threshold of the Space Age. Many of us are probably wondering, "How will this 'Space Age' affect my life?" Actually, no one knows. Events in the past, however, give us a few clues. Think of Michael Faraday, almost 130 years ago making the discovery which led to the development of electric power for the millions. Think about Bell and his telephone, or Ford and his horseless carriage, or the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk. At the time of each of these four discoveries or inventions, many people believed that

their lives would never be affected by these distant events. Today, we can appreciate how limited their vision was. On the end pages of this book, we can see, in full color, a photograph of a landscape familiar to most residents of Centre County. Perhaps, someday a new landmark will be added to this scenea launching pad. Even if this never comes to be, State College, as a university town and a research center, will surely be involved in the conquest of space. New opportunities always bring new responsibilities. As citizens of the Space Age, we must make the best of our talents and skills. This

leads to the idea that, whether we think of it this way or not, our years in State College High are actually training for the Space Age. The familiar State High of today, as depicted on the cover, may well become the Space Academy of tomorrow! These are a few of the reasons which have led us to choose Space as the theme of our yearbook. We think it is a theme which holds interest and excitement for us now, and a theme which will become even more meaningful as the years go by.

TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULT SE

NIORS 18 UNDERCLASSMEN 56 ACTIVITIES 70

HI-LITES

100

ATHL A

DVERTISEMENTS 136

Meet Mr. Zeno. To us, this friendly, optimistic fellow symbolizes the spirit of the Space Age, and is a constant reminder not to take ourselves too seriously.

CLASS OF '59 "A friend in need is a friend indeed." This is a thought which readily applies to Mrs. June Brown, art teacher and sponsor to the class of '59. In this age of Space and Sputnicks, her down-to-earth viewpoint is very refreshing. We are happy to dedicate this yearbook to her as a token of our deep gratitude for her advice and assistance in situations of all kinds. Mrs. Brown hails from Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania. Her Alma M)ater is Kutztown State Teachers' College, where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in 1953. During the

JUNE BROWN

following two years, she taught art at Gettysburg High School and attended Penn State in the summers, working on a Master's degree. This work was suspended indefinitely in June of 1955, when she married Thomas Brown. ( It was a June wedding in more ways than one!) The following September, Mrs. Brown became a teacher in the art deparfment at State High. The Browns now live in State College. Mrs. Brown enjoys cooking, sewing, readtng and dancing. In the summer she is frequently seen at Whipple's, and during other seasons she likes to hunt. Much of her summer time is taken up by work with the playground programs, which she serves as an arts and crafts instructor. Activity is the keynote of Mrs. Brown's existence at State High. She is in all kinds of activities, ranging from the window painting contest during Halloween to the Pageant at graduation time. One of her greatest interests is in the field of dramatics, particularly make-up and set design. In these two fields especially, she has played a leading part in the production of many of State High'~ theatrical masterpieces. Popular, likeable 'Dixie' has been the sponsor of the class of '59 for three years. One of her main contributions as class sponsor has been the engineering of numerous class dances. Many of us remember those scenes of mad turmoil in the art room about a week before the dance, with Mrs. Brown standing in the middle,. simultaneously directing a dozen different projects~at the top of her voice whenever necessary. The beautiful decorations that emerge from this apparent confusion are a tribute to her leadership and ability. As mentioned before, Mrs. Brown is noted for her willingness to help anyone with a problem, personal as well as practical. This is but one attribute of her wonderful personality which has endeared her to the class of '59. As we both advance to the Space Age of tomorrow, we wish her continued happiness and good fortune.

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DEDICATION The class of '59 owes much to Mr. Blaine C. Crooks. As a guidance counselor for the class during the eleventh grade, and as a teacher of mathematics he has performed a vital role in preparing us for the Space Age, as well as for life in general. It is with genuine affection and appreciation that we dedicate the '59 Little Lion to him. Sykesville, near DuBois, is Mr. Crooks' home town. After high school, he married Miss Betty Carlson July 8, 1948. He attended DuBois Center for two years, and Penn State for a total of two more, ending up with a Bachelor of Science degree in math and a Master's degree in Education. During this time at school, his extra jobs included pumping gas and selling cars. This is how a certain battered jalopy came to fall into the hands of the auto mechanics class at State High a few years ago. The Crooks family now lives in Klinger Heights. They number five, including Robert, aged ten, Bonnie, eight, and Becky, four. Mr. Crooks likes all kinds of music, rock-n-roll included, and sings tenor in the Lemont Evangelical United Brethren Choir. He also enjoys steak dinners, dancing and roller skating. Mr. Crooks started teaching at State High in 1951. His first contact with the class of '59 was a once-a-week seventh grade geometry class which met in the Annex. "Crooksie," as he is widely known, is famous for his hearty laugh and for his sense of humor which is, to put it mildly, terrific. His popular math classes are relaxed, often hilarious, but. always productive. Mr. Crooks is a conscientious teacher, and a phrase he. frequently repeats is, "Now, do you get this?" He is willing to go over something again and again, until everyone has seen the light. The classroom is by no means the end of Mr. Crooks' contact with the students of State High. He is frequently seen as a chaperone at dances. During the summer, he employs high school students to help him with his building projects, such as remodeling and rebuilding apartments. As youth director for the EUB Youth Fellowship, he spends many action-packed hours with the State High students who are members of that organization. As we approach the end of our high school careers, we realize more than ever before how lucky we have been to have had Mr. Crooks on 'our team'. From the class of '59 to Mr. Blaine C. Crooks, we send the best of wishes for his success and happiness in the years to come.

BLAINE C.

CROOKS

Carol Warrington Editor-in-Chief

DANGER! Editors at work,

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Mr. Dallam Sponsor

READY FOR

Susie Whisler Art Editor Joe Fye Joan Taylor Sports Editors Curt Bonser Publicity Manager

Gretchen Kauffman Business Manager

Lou Ellen Strong Activities Editor

Jim Poorbaugh Senior Activities Editor

Sandy Mclaughlin Senior Editor

Nancy Tate Portraits Editor

Lois Bratzler Faculty and Administration Editor

Mary Kardos Sales Manager

Lucille Toscano Advertising

Janice Carroll Managers

Floyd Hummel Literary Editor

Diana Nieman Senior Captions Editor

STAFF THE COUNTDOWN .

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Here is our space-minded yearbook staff. At times, they felt as if they were circling madly in orbit, but they always managed to get "down to earth" before deadline time. Now that those hectic days are past, they can look back to them with relief, and even something like nostalgia, but, even so, don't mention the word "triplicate" to them!

Richard ]shier Photographer

Sandy Podgurski Mary Thornton Photography Editors

Here's the Crew!

First row: Carrol Homan, Eleanor Homan, Renie Scott, Sandi Bathurst, Pat Smith, Barbara Petnick, Pat Werner, Jutta Mueller, Julie Mather, Gai Zimmerman, Second row: Helen Droege, Carol Watrous, Brenda Whiteside, Mary Kardos, Lou Ellen Strong, Diana Nieman, Sandy McLaughlifi, Carol Warring· ton, Lucille Toscano, Nancy Tate, Janice Carroll, Susie Whisler, Cathy Mullen. Third row: Betty Mae Long, Sandy Podgurski, Debbie Charmbury, Margie Zelko, Marion Brickwedde, Gretchen Kauffman, Joan Taylor, Mary Gullo, Lois Bratzler, Mary Thornton, Beth Ann O'Neill. Fourth row: Mina Baird, 7 Margie Mccloskey, Mr. Dallam, Curt Bonser, Jim Poorbaugh, Bill Overlock, Floyd Hummel, Ed Schultz, Jenny Roach, Christine Richer.

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ROY S. JAMISON, supervising principal

Roy S. Jamison, superv1s1ng principal, and Robert Weir, administrative assistant, aided by their two secretaries, Evelyn Johnston and Wilma A. Stickler, supervise and guide the successful running of the twelve College

Area Schools from their newly remodeled office on West Foster Avenue. Their daily duties range from such tasks as answering the phone about thirty-five times a day to such staggering tasks as handling about a $1,750,000 budget plus keeping many important records. The supervising principal's office also orders new equipment, handles all letters and forms, and performs countless other tasks involved in the operation of schools. Many thanks go to these hard-working individuals for their ceaseless en<deavors.

Supervising principal's office.

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Mrs. Evelyn K. Johnston and Mrs. Wilma A. Stickler, administrative

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ROBERT WEIR

administrative assistant

T. R. Kemmerer, principal, Gladyce Watson, assistant principal, and Lindley Yerg, administrative assistant and senior social studies teacher, guide the student body of State High in both school and extracurricular activities. This year, particular emphasis has been placed on preparation for the 1959-60 evaluation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. ln preparation, the faculty, assisted by the board of education, the P.T.0., and the student council, has conducted a self-evaluation of the educational program at State High. As students, we are thankful to our administration and faculty for their outstanding guidance during our school years. LAUCK, secretary

GEORGE LAUCK secretary

TRATION assistant principal

LINDLEY YERG administrative principal

T. R. KEMMERER

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WILBERT BOLTON Chemistry "God help them for they know not what they do."

HOMER BARR Science, Health "We have a fine bunch of boys here."

PHILIP ADAMS Driver Education "Watch where you're going!"

BLAINE CROOKS Math "Golly, are you with me, now?"

DAVID CLEMSON Math "Now that Alaska is the forty-ninth state I really feel like a citizen."

RONALD GARDNER Math "What's your trouble?"

FACULTY JOHN HANNA Business "Does everyone have his homework done?"

RITCHIE HAMILL Physical Education "Move! Pass! Jump!"

JACKSON HORNER Physical Education "Five points-poor titude."

KATHRYN KRAUSE Home Economics "Very well then, people."

LEON HUE Biology don't "It's not that trust you, I just don't want you getting each other's cold germs."

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JAMES LAUGHLIN Guidance "lt all depends."

WILLIAM LEONARD Social Studies "Oh, when I was in the army."

Art "Awright, down."

children,

BARBARA CLAUSER English "For heaven's sake, you talk too much,"

CARMEN CAVUTO Music "You're too stinkin' loud."

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WILLIAM DALLAM English, Journalism "It should be crystal dear and classic in its simplicity."

DONALD CROSS Agriculture "You can't be too careful."

HAROLD GRIFFITH Socia! Studies "You'll have to hustle to stay on this team."

WILLIAM GEORGE Agriculture , "I have the cream of the crop."

CONSTANCE INFIELD Health, Science "Do you call THIS biology class?"

1958-59 FRANKLIN HEGE Music "Let's go, the bell rang five minutes ago."

DANIEL KAMINSKI Math "This isn't a study hall, we call it algebra."

ELEANOR LEY Latin, Guidance "Where did I put that?"

"This is an office and chew gum."

T. R. KEMMERER JR, Business "A married man has no time for dissipation."

WILLIAM LONG Math "In other words, this is simply ... "

JANE MAHEY Librarian "Since you're a library assistant, set an example."

HARRY MILLER Social Studies "J never bought a yearbook and I never will."

Social Studies, Guidance "Don't think I don't trust you, because I don't."

MICHAEL PATRILAK Math "Do volunteer work page 432."

Science "You people had better learn your valences."

MARETTA RICE French, Spanish "Preparen un papel." "Preparez un papier,"

MILDRED REIGH Math, Guidance "Well, I guess that's bad enough."

Physics "This evaluating experience will differentiate between the students and the pupils."

Home Economics "Oh, you shouldn't have done that."

Dramatics, English "And I'd like to thank the hundreds of people who made this production possible."

Social Studies "Well, [ though it was right."

Social Studies always new methods in

GRACE SHADEL English "I think it's iust dreadful."

"i'!I go along with that."

Music "Gargle time."

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OFFICERS: Ray V. Watkins, secretary; Mrs. Ridge Riley, president; Fred Hoffman, treasurer; Paul Wood, first vice-president.

COLLEGE AREA SCHOOL BOARD The College Area School Board, headed by the President, Mrs. Ridge Riley; First Vice President, Paul Wood; Second Vice~President, Sam Crabtree Jr.; Secretary, Ray V. Watkins; and Treasurer, Fred Hoffman, is responSible for the functioning of area schools. Composed of thirty-two members representing College Township, Ferguson Township, Harris Township, Halfmoon Township, Patton Township and the State College Borough, the school board meets regularly on the first Monday of every month in the high school library. Countless hours are spent by these devoted people making decisions concerning the welfare of the. area schools. This year the board has been primarily concerned with the building of two elementary schools, one in Houservi!le and one in Panorama Village, which will open in September of 1959. Another important accomplishment has been the establishment of a special e_ducation program in all grades. The board is divided into five standing committees: Educational Planning, Transportation, Maintenance, Finance, and Building and Site, composed of one member from each district. To each member of the College Area School Board, go our thanks for a job well done.

Firsf row: Paul Wood, Ethel Peters, Wilma Kuhns, Adelaide Kendig, Ray Watkins, Faye Matis, Margaret Riley, Ben Johnston. Second row: Elwood Way, David Barr, William Bilger, Hal Byers, William Welch, Ralph Jessop, Frank Bailey. Third row: Clarence Gummo, H. T. Dale, Daniel Stearns, Clair Becker, Charles Stoddart, William Nye. Fourth row: John Osman, Fred Hoffman, Philip Williams, George McWilliams. Absent from photograph: Russell Brennan, Philip Jodon, Howard Triebold, Claude Homan, Clarence Zeigler, John Schempf.

Dr. Eugene Mateer, school doctor, is a familiar figure to all students in the College A'rea

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Dr. Harriet Harry at one of her many duties as a doctor of our schools.

ADMINISTR) Muriel Mastalski, Frieda Pathonos, Agnes Murnin, Laura Belle Jodon, Anna Dietz. Absent: Alice Valmont Winona Korman, Josephine Harbold. WILLI. Ger mi "I w,

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The cafeteria staff under Mrs. Laura Belle Jodon prepare and serve about 85,500 meals annually with the aid of modern cafeteria facilities.

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The school custodians under Mr. Coble care for State High. Our halls, classrooms and offices are kept clean and serviceable by these people.

First row: Charles Coble, building supervisor; Charles Anderson, Ray Winn, Robert Hosband, Arthur Spicer. Second row: Mrs. Sarah Anderson, Mrs. Irene Chronister, Mrs. Fred Tremmel!. Absent: Mrs. Hazel Brubaker.

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The medical staff is responsible for the health of the students. About 400 physical examinations were given this year to those participating in extracurricular sports. The entire eleventh grade class and all new students, about 260 in all, receive physical and dental examinations. Immunization for polio and tetanus are also available in the modern health suite.

Mrs. Martha Johnson, dental hygienist

TIVE HELP Mrs. Loris Korman and Mrs. Sarah York, nurse

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Respectfully Seniors!

First row, left to right: Cynthia Rogers, Treasurer; Betty Mc-

Cown, Secretary. Second row, left to right: Bill Overlock, VicePreSident; Vance Sprague, President.

STARS OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE A CLASS SENATE IS OUR CLASS'S CONTRIBUTION TO SCHOOL GOVERNMENT, ORIGINATING WITH US IN 1957.

SENIOR CLASS SENATE

First row: Elizabeth Harpster, Bill Overlock, Betty McCown, Cynthia Rogers, Vance Sprague, Sandy Farrell.

Second row: Sandy Mclaughlin, Pat Smith, Shelby Smith, Mary Gullo, Gretchen Kauffman, Joan Taylor, Janice Carroll, Helen Droege. Third row: Pat Gilligan, Danny Siegal, Jim Williams, Dave McClay, Scott Harshbarger, Howdy Spencer. Absent: Susie Whisler,

JUDITH ANN ALBRIGHT Alias: Judy Dreams About (M-m-m): A blonde in a red Impala Screams about (Ugh!): "Puffin' Polly's" oil bill Can always be depended on . Council minutes ... Lee

. has trouble reading Student

FBLA 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Piper 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Times Reporter 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Altrusa Award 2; Student Council Award 3; SeniorAlum 4.

JAMES VINCENT APPLETON Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): Nice looking girls Screams About {Ugh!): Mike's math class

A light heart lives long . . . loves to live life, day by day . . . a talker FFA 2, 3, 4.

RICHARD FRANCIS BABIONE Alias: Konig Dreams About (M-m-m): Weeds, MYC Screams About (Ugh!): Administrative errors Funny comments ... cigars are a hit ... a music-maker A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, District 4; Cybernetics 3, 4; Junio(Play 4; Orchestra 2, 3, District 4. '

MINA MARIE BAIRD Alias: Mina Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain B.H.S. senior Screams About ( Ugh l): Homework Will be a cheerful nurse sweet smile

. cooperative .

. blonde curfs and

Girls' Glee Club 2, 4; Home Economics 2; Little Lion 4; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4,

THOMAS JOHN BALENT Alias: Tom

Dreams About (M-m-m): Bellefonte girl and Senior Week Screams About (Ugh!): Our '52 Mere fender and gas

Small but powerful . . helps keep H. R. in an uproar , , . "Hey, when are ya' gonna get your fender fixed?" Boys' Glee Club 2, 4; Gymnastics 3; Hall Patrol 2; Homeroom Officer 3; Library Assistants 2; Student Council 3; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4.

LARRY RANDOLPH BARLETT Alias: Pontius Dreams About (M-m-m): Blondes, brunettes, redheads Screams About {Ugh!): Chemistry and the way Mr. Bolton talks about me Economy size , .. a great guy to have around

. civilized man

cannot live without cooks

Band 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3, Boys' Glee 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Hall Patrol 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 President; Homeroom Officer 3; Junior Play 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Orchestra 3; Religious Ed. 2; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Football 2 Manager 3, 4; Track Manager 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; Intramural Wrestling 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2.

GERALD BARR Alias: Jerry Dreams About (M-m-m): Hunting Screams About (Ugh!): Math class likes to mess around with cars quiet, but good natured

. . a little on the tall side , . .

Boys' Glee 2; Mechanic Club 3.

JEANNE ROCHELLE BATHURST Alias: Pooch Dreams About (M-m-m): The things that are to happen in the future Screams About (Ugh!): Leaving behind all my memories Horsewoman plus. . , . always ready to listen . . . being jolly is easy Girls' Glee 2; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior-Alum 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Bowling 2; Softball 2, 3.

SANDRA LEE BATHURST Alias: San Dreams About (M-m-m): Pizza, parties, all the crazy things Pat 'n I have done and all the fun with our twelve pony-tail pullers and 'specially Mrs. Pickle Screams About (Ugh!): Petnick and her constant yakin', tall guys Small in quantity, large in quality . she who laughs last probably had to have the ioke explained French Club 3; Girls' Glee 4; Gymnastics 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Times Reporter 3; Piper 3; TriHi-Y 3, 4; Bowling 2; Volleyball 3.

ROY WILLIAM BECK Alias: Bo Dreams About (M-m-m): My girl Beverly Domanick Screams About (Ugh!): Mr. Patrilak's math class in Room 101 It's good to be a part of life ... his friendship means much FFA 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Mechanic Club 3; Projection Club 2.

JAMES LEE BEYER Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): The usual Screams About (Ugh!): The rash that girls give me Tall and good looking ... kinda quiet ... shy, but awf'ly nice Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4.

JAY RICHARD BICKLE Alias: Jay Dreams About (M-m-m): Supervised study Screams About {Ugh!): Gracie's English class One who is polite to you even when he has no favors to ask . . . likes to hunt., , friendly.

CURTIS HOWARD BONSER Alias: Curt Dreams About {M-m-m): Too much of everything and not enough of anything Screams About (Ugh!): Not much of anything but a lot of nothing Friendly . . . ready to help anytime . , . worked hard on the Little Lion Band 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; German Club 4; Transferred from Knoxville, Tenn. 3.

DONALD BRADFORD BOYD Alias: Don Dreams About (M-m-m): Success and travel Screams About ( Ugh!): Nothing New to State High this year ,

enjoys life

, a nice guy

Piper 4; Times Reporter 4; Transferred from Syracuse, N. Y., 4.

LOIS ELAINE BRATZLER Alias: Lo Dreams About (M-m-m): Being able to actually speak French

Screams About (Ugh!): Deadlines (even though they're essential) Will listen to everyone's troubles , . .. , can always be depended on

Born with wit and wisdom

AAUW Award 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Cybernetics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Library Assistants 3; little Lion 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 2; Bowling 2; Altrusa Award 2.

BETSY ANNE BREON Alias: Betsi Dreams About (M-m-m): All the wonderful kids I've grown to know, A Cappella, our twelve Screams About (Ugh!): Those double lab periods, and those night rehearsals Sugar 'n spic<;: . , , "San-Beep-Beep" . , . friendly to all A Cappella 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; French Club 4; Ten Tones 4; Transferred from Penns Valley 4.

MARION VIRGINIA BRICKWEDDE Alias: Marion

Dreams About {M-m-m): A certain handsome blonde Screams About (Ugh!): Slow eaters Those who know her honor her worth . , . artist . . . ability both in schoolwork and sports Cybernetics 3, 4; Fiz-Chem 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Little Lion 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; JV Basketball 3.

SHELVA JEAN BROOKS Alias: She[va

Dreams About (M-m-m): Graduation Screams About (Ugh!): Sal's fried eggs and Judy's fights She may seem quiet and look naive, but if you know She!va, it's hard to believe ... a nice gal

Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Home Ee 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Club 4; Volleyball 3.

LORINE HARRIS BUFFINGTON Alias: Po Dreams About (M-m-m): The day I'll sing at the Met

Screams About are always late

(Ugh!):

Summer nights

at Melv's,

people

who

A comeback for every comment . a voice to melt freezing hearts ... has dimples in the strangest places A Cappella 2, District 3, District 4; Band 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Library Assistants 3; Orchestra 4; Pep Club 2; Red Cross 2; Religious Ed. 2; Student Council 3; Thespians 3, 4; Thespian Play 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; German Club 4.

RUSSELL HOWARD BURNELL Alias: Howdy Dreams About (M-m-m): Fast cars Screams About (Ugh!): Beyer's taste in clothes Has his "father's" degree carload

. terrific singer

. . always has a

A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Mechanic Club 3, 4; Polka Dots 4, Basketball 2; Proiection Club 2, 3, 4.

THOMAS RICHARD CANNON Alias: Abe Dreams About (M-m-m): Football and Leonard's hal~ime talks, senior cabin parties, drag strips, Pat's (3) Screams About (Ugh!): Losing Lewistown game, Wilks at FB, sprints Horn and radio make the car go . . . every girl's dream . . . nice goy

French Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM JAMES CARELAS Alias: Greek Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain brunette Screams About (Ugh!): Clogged radiators Friend of Miss Muffet's . . . a great guy to everyone . . . a good one for having fun Boys' Glee 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Wrestling 2, 4; Intramural Basketball 3.

JANICE P. CARROLL Alias: Snugs Dreams About (M-m-m): Summer vacations, neat cars Screams About (Ugh!): Long phone calls, tests Slaved for ads friendliness unlimited . . the only thing that keeps families from having phones is their teenage daughter Chess Club 3; Fiz-Chem 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 3, 4; Softball 2.

RONALD EUGENE CARSON Alias: Ron Dreams About (M-m-m): Getting Ahead in life Screams About (Ugh!): English homework Being friendly and quiet come together Ron you know there's work to be done Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

wherever you see

DEBORAH LOUISE CHARMBURY Alias: Deb Dreams About (M-m-m): Jim as a handsome doctor (with me as his nurse)

Screams About (Ugh!): Flirty girls and tests

Future angel of mercy ... sweet giggle .

. all that and cute too!

French Club 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Junior Prom 3; Little lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 2, 3; Bowling 2; Softball 2.

WILLIAM EARL CLAPPER Alias: "Clips" Dreams About (M-m-m): Blondes, brunettes, redheads Screams About (Ugh!): Studying Drives a distinctive car . . wants to know where the party is ... State High's answer to Elvis Boys' Glee 2, 3; Junior Talent Show 3.

BARRY ALLEN CLEMSON Alias: Barry Dreams About (M-m-m): That tall blonde with the pony tail Screams About (Ugh!): All those guys in my weight class Comes from our 49th state . for everything

. brains beware . .

has an answer

Chess Club 3; Cybernetics 4; Fiz-Chem 3; Gymnastics 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Wrestling 4; German Club 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Transferred from Alaska 3.

RONALD GEORGE CLOUSER Alias: Ron Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls, senior parties and baseball Screams About (Ugh!): Homework and game wardens Loves to hunt 4-legged deer . . men are the best men

ruled homeroom l 00 . , . quiet

Archery C::!ub 3, President 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4.

KENNETH ABRAM CONFER Alias: Ken Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain girl in N. J. Screams About (Ugh!): People who don't like trucks Sports car enthusiast a little nonsense now and then is will drive trucks with the best of relished by the wisest men them FFA 2, 3, 4; Mechanic C!ub 3, 4; Projection Club 2, 4.

SHEILA MAUDE COOK Alias: Cookie Dreams About (M-m-m): Pizza and Pepsi Screams About (Ugh!): Cold weather She has .virtue like a rich stone-best, plain set likes to square dance FBLA 3; Girls' Glee 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2.

CORA JEAN CORL Alias: Jean Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain guy at L.H.S.T.C. Screams About (Ugh!): So many classes in Room 133 Intelligent and nice . . sweeter

always smiling

. . couldn't come any

AAUW Award 3; Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, Secretary 4; Piper 4; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 4; Class Senate 3.

JAMES PAUL CORL Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): A blue Dodge and a certain Junior girl Screams About {Ugh!): Most anything Angel's face with devil's wits

. What would cars do if it weren't

for Jim? ... a wonderful guy to know FFA 2, 3, 4; Mechanic Club 3.

.. industrious , ..

EDWARD MORRIS CRAMER Alias: Ed Dreams About (M-m-m): The day when I can retire Screams About (Ugh!): School illterferes with my sleep The trouble with alarm clocks is that they're always going off while you're asleep, .. a nice guy.

LARRY WILLIAM CRAMER Alias: Elvis Dreams About (M-m-m): New cars Screams About (Ugh!): Women drivers Drives a real-gone convertible , , . only the nicest . . . how many speed tickets, Larry? Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Football 3.

LINDA STARETTA CRAMER Alias: Lynn Dreams About (M-m-m): Ern and his Gulf-stream blue Oldsmobile Screams About (Ugh!): Mr. P's math class and Mrs. S's English sleeping c.lasses Never lacks for male companionship . . . love is love's reward .路路 . peppy Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2.

MARILYN JANE CRAMER Alias: Marilyn Dreams About (M-m-m): RA 13639347 Screams About (Ugh!): Monday mornings If silence is golden, she is 24 carat . . a neat dresser . . . a long lasting friend Home Ee 2, 3, 4; Softball 3.

JUDITH DARLENE DAWSON Alias: Dawsie Dreams About (M-m-m): Graduation day and a certain boy with brown eyes Screams About (Ugh]): A '57 Ford . easy to talk to . . . a feather constantly Beware of little maids tickles her funnybone Girls' Glee 2; Home Ee 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 3.

OSCAR LEE DeARMIT Alias: Beet)e Dreams About {M-m-m): 1960 red and white Chevy convertible Screams About (Ugh!): Miss Smith's English and basic business assignments . underI pledge allegiance to Pine Grove , . driving demon class girls are nice Band 2; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Glee 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4.

JOHN BELL DilLIO Alias: Silvoli; Salvatori Dreams About {M-m-m): O.H.V.; S.0.H.C.; D.O.H.C.; 1.F.S.; I.R.S.; Porsche 1500's Screams About (Ugh!): High input impedance . amusing in his own way .. future Frank Connoisseur of cars Lloyd Wright Band 2, 3, 4; A Cappe!la District 2, 3, 4; AAUW Award 3; Cybernetics 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Polka Dots 3; Soph Hop 2; Mellotones 2.

DAPHNE DAWN DILLS Alias: Daffy Dreams About (M-m-m): M.Y.C. and "fascinating" things

Screams About (Ugh!): Chemistry and candy

If she's not laughing, she's smiling .. high-steppin' maiorette looks to the sunny side Band 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Majorettes 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Red Cross 3; Religious Ed. 2; Thespians 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2.

JOYCE MARILYN DODSON Alias: Joyce Dreams About (M-m-m): Lucky Friday 13 Screams About (Ugh!): The Jong walk from homeroom l 00 to the business wing

Always pert and merry a grudge is something she won't carry Heaven only knows how she manages to be everywhere at the same time FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Home E~ Club 4 President.

BLAINE EDWARD DREIBELBIS Alias: Cat Dreams About {M-m-m): Cards, those-parties and Atlantic City Screams about (Ugh!): The Black Bomb and flat tires Crazy but nice . , . sharp dresser ... part of a double feature Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2.

WAYNE ALLAN DREIBELBIS Alias: Tuffy

Dreams About (M-m-m): Football and wrestling Screams About (Ugh!): Leaving State College High School Rest of the double threat . never hurries, never worries looking

sharp

Boys' Glee 2, 3; Gymnastics 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Tiack 2; Wrestling 3, 4.

HELEN REGINIA DROEGE Alias: Blondy Dreams About (M-m-m): A favorite alumnus, parties, fun with our twelve!! Screams About (Ugh!): Understanding Chemistry, senior pictures and the few (?) times I dropped my baton Atom blonde . . . food comes first, then alumni . . . her face is her fortune and it runs into a handsome figure Band 4; Girls' Glee 4; Gymnastics 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Majorettes 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 4; B_owling 2.

ANNA MARIE DUCK Alias: Marie Dreams About ( M-m-m): Money and food Screams About (Ugh)!: Depends on the mood I'm in

Life is a big lesson in patience and kindness . . . . kinda quiet, but nice FBLA 4.

love to laugh

"My heavens, you mean they actually find time to study?"

BEST ALL-AROUND BETTY McCOWN SCOTT HARSHBARGER

SAM R. EVERHART Alias: Bonie Dreams About ( M-m-m): Women and horses Screams About (Ugh!): Math Friendship ls is a habit . , . nice looking . , . hot rodder FFA 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Mechanics Club 3; Red Cross 2; Religious Ed. 2; Class Senate 3.

LARRY LOUIS FACER Alias: Larry Dreams About (M-m-m): Getting out of school Screams About (Ugh!): Teachers A balance between friendship and power . . . a tribute to the "Ag" wing ... a swell guy from out of town FFA 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2.

SANDRA ELIZABETH FARRELL Alias: Inky Dreams About (M-m-m): Hoagies, vacations and the impossible Screams About (Ugh!): Bird Dog, bossy people and Nov, 11, 1958 Cute cheerleader . , . a little smile goes a long way . , . efficient Cheerleader 4; French Club 3; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Junior Talent Show 3; Pep Club 2; Soph,-.Hop 2; Student Council 3, 4; YC Council 2; Class Senate 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Softball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2.

ANTHONY JOSEPH FELICE JR. Alias: Tony Dreams About (M-m-m): Sleeping 25 hours a day Screams About (UghL: Teachers who give homework brains and brawn Talent to spare . . . friendship is a habit combined A Cappella 2, District 3, Vice-President 4; AAUW Award 3; Band District 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Orchestra 2, District 3, 4; Piper 3; Polka Dots 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; YC Council 2; Cross County 2, 4; Senior-Alum 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Altrusa Award 2; Me!lotones 2; Woodwind Ensemble 4.

THEODORE FETZER Alias: Ted Dreams About (M-m-m): A nice looking young lady Screams About (Ugh!): Mr. George's wood shop Every man's life is a plan of fun ... lpana smile Boys' Glee 4. "Well, they've found one way!"

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GAYLE LARSON JOAN TAYLOR JOHN DI ILIO

ALTHEA !RENE FOLTZ Alias: Sis Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain someone who drives a '58 Chevy and is one of Penns Valleys' greatest basketball players Screams About {Ugh!): Tests and homework You only think she's quiet . , , really nice "HI" without smiling

. . she can't say

FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Home Economics 2; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4,

BARBARA ELLEN FOSTER Alias: Barb Dreams About (M-m--m): Becoming a nurse Screams About (Ugh!): Homework Shyest lass in the class Religious Ed. 2.

.. a sweet personality . . . a pretty smile

LINDA SUZETTE FRANK Alias: Lin Dreams About (M-m-m): "ere elle" Screams About (Ugh!): Anchovies Future Florence Nightingale medium loud ... trim figure

. , . doesn't make a sound

over

Girls' Glee Club 4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Transferred from Chambersburg, Pa,, 3.

JOHN ALLEN FR INK Alias: Flink Dreams About (M-m-m): Push-pull output stages Screams About (Ugh!): Intermodulation distortion A promising cynic . . . makes Mrs. Shadel's class an experience made a lasting impression on Europe A Cappella (District 3) 2, 3, 4; AAUW Award 3; Cybernetics 3, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Polka Dots 3, 4; Altrusa Award 2; Mellotones 2; Junior Prom 3.

SARA JANE FRY Alias: Sally Dreams About {M-m-m): Moonlight and pizza Screams About (Ugh!): A certain senior girl's big feet There is no cosmetic like happiness . . what a terrific voice for a telephone operator ... generosity is a special virtue Girls' Glee Club 3, 4; Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Club 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

ANNABELLE FRYE Alias: Ann

Dreams About {M-m-m): Getting out of school Screams About (Ugh!): Not getting the day off after the Bellefonte game

Never looks unhappy . , . a sparkling reflection means a great gal ... friendly Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Club 3, 4.

JOSEPH DAVID FYE Alias: Joe Dreams About ( M-m-m): Hoagies and hot cars Screams About ( Ugh!): Homework No trace of temper .. handsome is as handsome does keen car Student Council 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Little Lion 4.

SIDNEY G. GATES Alias: Sid Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls Screams About (Ugh!): Teachers who give homework Tall and slim , .. will be a good farmer ... quiet FFA 2, 3, 4.

LYNDA ANN GAUSS Alias: Lynda

Dreams About {M-m-m): December 31, 1957; and having long hair! Screams About (Ugh!): Dislocated cartilages; Bird Dog; and Monday mornings

A girl is as strong as her weakest wink that's all , .. really pretty

. . quiet in school, but

Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 2; Little Lion 4; Religious Ed. 2; Student Council 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Class Senate 2; Bowling 2.

RICHARD PAUL GEIST Alias: Dick Dreams About (M-m-m): Owning a new car

Screams About {Ugh!): Homework over the weekend Will drive anyone anywhere ... nice to know ... dependable A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 2; Junior Prom 3; Radio Club 3, 4; Soph Hop 2; Class Senate 2; Thespians 3, 4; Football 3,

VIRGINIA LEE GIBBONEY Alias: Ginny Dreams About (M-m-m): Money and graduation day Screams About (Ugh!): Dawsie and Shed on Rag Day Key for success is cheerfulness . . nice to have around . . . believe it or not, she's sometimes serious FBLA 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 4; Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Club 3; Piper 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Times Reporter 2, 3, 4.

DAVID W. GIBSON Alias: Dave Dreams About (M-m-m): Judy Screams About (Ugh!): George's wood shop Nice guy , . , jazz musician .. , cider on the band bus Jurlior Talent Show 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Orchestra (District 3) 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4.

WAYNE PATRICK GILLIGAN Alias: Pat Dreams About (M-m-m): Senior parties, girls, and pizza Screams About (Ugh!): Monday morning The great lover of junior high wit to spare everybody's friend Boys' Glee Club 2; Gymnastics 4; Homeroom Officer (Presideni) 2; Class Officer (Vice-President) 3; Junior Prom 3; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 3, 4; Varsity "S" Club 4; YC Council 2; Class Senate 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4.

SAMUEL HARRY GRAY Alias: Sam Dreams About {M-m-m): Beautiful girls Screams About (Ugh!): Mike's math class Quietness and wisdom always stay the same be sure his friendships are sincere FFA 2, 3, 4.

You can always

MARY ANNETTE GULLO Alias: Mary Dreams About (M-m-m): Remembering everything and being on time to make Gayle happy Screams About {Ugh!): What does ingenuous mean? Like a saint . there's a continual "hello" around her head will believe anything ... fragile beauty A Cappella 2, 3, 4; AAUW Award 3; Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 2, 4; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Class Senate 4; Bowling 2; JV Cheerleading 3, 4; Basketball ( Intramural) 3; Mellotones 2; Altrusa Award 2.

HAROLD ANDREW GUMMO Alias: Loverboy Dreams About {M-m-m): Good looking girls Screams About {Ugh!): School . seldom heard from . Took care of our trackmen of others.

considerate

WALTER LEIGH HALDEMAN Alias: Walt Dreams About ( M-m-m): Fords

Screams Abouj (Ugh!): Work Good student ... often seen at Jodon's . , . sportsman Band 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4.

JULIAN M. HAMER Alias: Mac

Dreams About (M-m-m): Les femmes fatales Screams About (Ugh!): Yogurt Artistic talent ... an original thinker ... funny Homeroom Officer {Treasurer)

3; Junior Prom 3; Senior-Alum 4;

Transferred from Clio Public Schools, Clio, S. C.

ELIZABETH BECK HARPSTER Alias: Liz Dreams About ( M-m-m): My last year in college Screams About { Ugh l): People who tease brains are an Her personality can only lead to happiness accessory , , . real sweet dresser Band 2, 3; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 2, (Treasurer) 3; Red Cross 3; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Class Senate 4; Softball 2, 3; Basketball (Intramural) 3.

JOAN MARIE HARPSTER Alias: Joanie Dreams About (M-m-m): A car, graduation day Screams About (Ugh!): Homework Live each day as it comes along is her philosophy no frustration for this young lady ... sweet gal FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Club 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

THOMAS RICHARD HARPSTER Alias: Pug, Elvis Dreams About (M-m-m): Emily Screams About (Ugh!): Gracie Shadel's English class Teacher's pest ... can really play that guitar ... a riot FFA 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking 2, 3, 4.

L. SCOTT HARSHBARGER Alias: Scott Dreams About (M-m-m): "Cutie" "Little Bo Beep" Screams About (Ugh!): Winter track season and Hypatias bowlers' excuses Will solve the problems of our generation "Now that's reasonable!" ... quietly raises cain A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 2; Class Officer (President) 2; All-School Officer {President) 4; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Class Senate 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Altrusa Award 2.

DONNA LOU HARTMAN Alias: Donna Dreams About {M-m-m): Going to Penn State, hoagies, and pizza Screams About (Ugh!): Tests, and fussy teachers Pretty hair .. admiration for an anchor-clanker , . , future music maior A Cappella 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Religious Ed, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Class Senate 2, 3.

HAROLD RICHARD HARTMAN Alias: Butch Dreams About (M-m-m): Hot cars Screams About (Ugh!): Bob Smith May every man be what he thinks himself to be . , . lives at Prexy's ... a funny guy FFA 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2.

LLOYD HAROLD HECKENDORN Ill Alias: Skip Dreams About (M-m-m): Having fun Screams About. (Ugh!): All the trips we took It's better to have loved a short girl than never to have loved a-tall ... "Hecky" ... fun anytime, any place A Cappe!la 2; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 2, 3, 4; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball (Intramural) 2, 3, 4; Volleyball {Intramural) 3, 4.

BRUCE HEIM Alias: Bruce Dreams About (M-m-m): Football and senior parties Screams About (Ugh!): Beak's roadsign May he play such a good game on the gridiron of this world that he won't have to go where there are gridirons in the next .. , what every young girl should know ... Heimy Boys' Glee Club 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 2, 4; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.

VIRGINIA SUE HENDERSON Alias: Sue Dreams About {M-m-m): All the wonderful times at State High Screams About (Ugh!): The way every one writes to me so often (Ha!) With ma!ice toward none, and charily toward all . . the 路gal that got away , .. loved and missed by all AAUW Award 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 3, Secre.taryTreasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Piper 2, 3; Quill) and Scroll 2, 3; Red Cross 2, (President) 2; Religious Ed. 2; Sop~ Hop 2; Student Council 2, 3; Times Reporter 2, 3; Thespians 3; YC Council 2, (Secretary) 2; Basketball 3; Bowling 2; Softball 2, 3; Inaugural Ball 2, 3; Delegate to State Student Convention 3, Radio Staff News Editor 2, 3; Spent Senior year in Falls Church, Va.

ROBERT H. HOFFMAN

RALPH SCOTT HOLDERMAN Alias: Dizz

Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls Screams About {Ugh!): School Being active is the best way to enjoy life have fun, be with people

nice guy . . . to

Archery Club 4.

CARROL ARELENE HOMAN Alias: Carrol

Dreams About {M-m-m): Writing letters at 2 A.M. in the shower room at Nawakwa, and a great athlete from Penns Valley Screams About (Ugh!): Spiders, and Sailor dives! Cute as a button ... pocket-size ... sunny disposition Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Home Economics 2; Little Lion 4; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Softball 2; Volleyball ( Intramural) 3, 4.

ELEANOR MAUREEN HOMAN Alias: Eleanor

Dreams About (M-m-m): Fun with our 12, Ronnie, Charley, ChooChoo Justice Screams About (Ugh!): Too many classes in Room 216 and riding in San's car with the top down in winter Pep personified . looks cute even in a gym suit . . . tie her hands and she can't talk FBLA 4; Girls' Glee Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 3; (Treasurer) 2, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Basketball (Intramural) 3.

HAROLD RAYMOND HOMAN Alias: Red Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls Screams About (Ugh!): Getting up in the morning The less said, the more accomplished . band bus ... devilish Archery Club 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Track 3.

. more cider on the

Alias: Fascination Dreams About {M-m-m): Melvin's, The Dutchman Screams About (Ugh!): Loud singers Comic character ... heartbreaker looks ... Thorney's pet peeve A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Districts 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Cybernetics 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Polka Dots 4; Religious Ed. 2; Class Senate 4; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball ( Intramural) 3; Dance Band 4; Mellotones 2.

MARIAN FAYE HOOVER Alias: Dick Dreams About (M-m-m): Bellefonte senior-Swartz, yellow and black Ford convertible Screams Abciut

(Ugh):

Miss Smith's

Business

English

and

basic

business classes Youth, beauty, and action .

. creating jokes is her hobby, and

happiness her life FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Basketball 3, (Intramural),

CECILLE ANN HORNER Alias: Shortie Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain boy named Stan Screams About (Ugh!): Getting up to go to school Quiet at times but gay at others . , . short and sweet . . , a nice gal

FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

RONALD RUSSELL HORNER Alias: Horner

Dreams About {M-m-m): Girls and hunting

Screams About (Ugh!): School and game wardens Personality packed , . "All I wanted for Christmas was my two front teeth" . . . only in the football field did he have any kick coming Gymnastics 3; Hall Patrol 4; Varsity "S" Club 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4.

TERRY ELWOOD HORNER Alias: Terry Dreams About (M-m-m): Sue (all girls in general) Screams About (Ugh!): Cross Country practice cute looking . . . "Now stop that Small guy, large personality running." Archery Club 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Cross Country 4; Track 4.

JUDITH GAY HOUSER

"Quiet! Geniuses at work."

Alias: Judy Dreams About (M-m-m): Being an artist and ioining the Ice Capades Screams About (Ugh!): Math and the Gas Laws Sees the best in everyone . . outdoors enthusiast . . . all-American girl GAA 4, (President); Girls' Glee Club 2; Girls' Leaders 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, (Vice-President and Secretary) 4 (President); Junior Prom 3; Pep Club 2; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 3; Varsity "S" Club 4; Class Senate 2; Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3.

MOST

INTELLIGENT DIANA NIEMAN BARBARA SMITH FLOYD HUMMEL

,..

PATRICK LYNN HOUSER Alias: Pat Dreams About (M路m-m): Girls

Screams About (Ugh!): Cross country practice "Harrier" star 路. , . great guy from out-of-town . , , always willing and does a good iob Archery Club 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Cross Country 4; Track 2.

DAVID CRAMMER HOUTZ Alias: Frog Dreams About (M-m-m): Senior parties and girls there Screams About (Ugh!): Mr. Patrilak's math c)ass

Has no enemies . . . one can't help but want to smile when this guy says "Hi" FFA 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Auto Mechanics 4.

GAIL M. HOUTZ Alias: Sam Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain boy from Bald Eagle Screams About (Ugh!): Business English class

A sweet part of the business department , . . cute looks , . easy to get along with FBLA 3; Girls' Glee Club 2; Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

JANET ELAINE HOUTZ Alias: Jerry Dreams About (M-m-m): Marrying a certain sailor (Jerry) Screams About (Ugh!): Business English class Beauty provokes thieves sooner than gold , .. pretty to talk to, nice to know FBLA 3; Home Economics 2; Religious Ed. 2.

ROBERT LEE HOUTZ Alias: Houtzie Dreams About (M-m-m): Football, Basketball, Golf, Baseball, Senior parties Screams About (Ugh!): Getting stopped by the "cops" Heartbreaker ... a man among men . , , laughing eyes Hall Patrol 4; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 3; Varsity "S" Club 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Golf 3; Basketball ( Intramural) 3. "Don't worry, Mary, Pat may show up yet."

MOST

DEPENDABLE MARY KARDOS PAT GILLIGAN

RICHARD B. HOWELL Alias: Dixie

Dreams About ( M路m-m): Five acres Screams About (Ugh!): The faculty wheel in the projection booth A big man with a big heart

refusing

put a

. beat-up convertible

roulette

sense of

humor

Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Projection Club 2, 3, 4.

FLOYD ALLEN HUMMEL Alias: Buzz Dreams About (M-m-m): A long log duplex decifrig with a double reflex perangulator Screams About (Ugh!): Those Physics II problems Makes appropriate comments outshine Einstein

. sophisticated humor . . . he'll

American Legion Essay Award 3; AAUW Award 3; Chess Club 3, 4, (President) 3; Cybernetics Club 4; Fiz-Chem Club 2, 3, 4 (President) 4; Little Lion 4; A!trusa Award 2; Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; German Club 4.

RICHARD H. ISHLER Alias: Toad Dreams About vacations

(M-m-m): Melvin's, P, Pepsi and pizza, summer

Screams About (Ugh!): Bossy people, snobs, and squares Photographer for this great book . . . carrot-top . . . pleasing personality Archery Club 4; Band 2, 3; Camera Club 3; Cybernetics 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Little Lion 3, 4; Mechanics Club 3; Piper 3, 4; Student Council 2; Basketball 2; Track 2.

BILLY EDWARD JACKSON Alias: Bill Dreams About (M-m-m): Dying young Screams About (Ugh!): Eloise A light heart lives long ... his jokes are really a riot FFA 2, 3路, 4; Wrestling 3.

ROBERT H. JAMES, JR. Alias: Butch Dreams About (M-m-m): Trucks and M.Y.C. Screams About (Ugh!): Homework Car crazy ... shy but nice ... a great arguer Cybernetics Club 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Hi-Y 2, (Treasurer) 3, 4.

BEVERLY ELIZABETH JOHNSON Alias: Bev Dreams About (M-m-m): Richard, and living in Port Royal Screams About (Ugh!): Walking to Lemont to catch the bus before daylight A smile is worth a million frowns disagreeable to no one

. . friendly towards all and

FBLA 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Home Economics 2, 4.

RICHARD LEE JOHNSON Alias: Dick, Johnse Dream About (M-m-m): A certain sophomore girl, sports, and root beer shakes Screams About {Ugh!): Homework, GO-GO Every underclass girl's dream ... big tease .. , first class male

Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Basketball (Intramural) 2, 3.

RONALD LEE JUSTICE Alias: Charley Dreams About (M-m-m): Eleanor and Leonard's half-time talks Screams About (Ugh!): Monday's practice when the line catches H---. A man is as strong as his weakest muscle , , . never put off enjoyment, for there's no time like the pleasant Homeroom Officer (President) 2; Vars.ify "S" Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; Basketball { Intramural) 3; Football (Intramural) 4.

MARY CECILIA KARDOS Alias: Mary Dreams About {M-m-m): The 3 to 1 odds at Penn State

Screams About {Ugh!): Those horrible "computational" errors knowledge is A demure exterior hides an impish humor power . , . quiet cooperation A Cappella 2, 3, 4; AAUW Award 3; French Club 3, {President) 4; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 2, {President) 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Student Council 4; Basketball 2; Bowling 2; Volleyball 2, 3; Altrusa Award 2.

GRETCHEN KATHLEEN KAUFFMAN Alias: Gretch Dreams About (M-m-m): Being a model

Screams About (Ugh!): Getting up on Saturday mornings loved , at home on the gym floor Tall statuesque beauty . for her quiet friendliness AAUW Award 3; GAA 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, (President) 4; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 2, (President) 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 3; Varsity "S" Club 4; Class Senate 2, 4; Basketball, Varsity 3, 4; Bowling 2; So~ball {Intramural) 3; Volleyball, Varsity 2, 3, 4; { Intramural) 3, 4; Altrusa Award 2; DAR Award 4.

THOMAS WAYNE KELLER

Alias: Tom Dreams About {M-m-m): Skipping Class Screams About {Ugh!): Bookkeeping tests Dark hair and eyes . . . not heard from much . , . easy to get along with Archery Club 3; FBLA 3; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3,

GEORGE DONALD KEPLER Alias: Rebe! Dreams About (M-m-m): Irene Screams About {Ugh!): "George! Watch the movie!" Ardent hunter . . . never makes trouble for nobody . . . has alumni interests Archery Club 3, (President) 4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, (Vice-President) 4; Gymnastics 3; Hall Patrol 4; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 2, 3; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4.

FREDERICK JOSEPH KISSINGER Alias: Lightnin' Dreams About (M-m-m): Ren; Bellefonte football victories Screams About (Ugh!): Peroxided hair, Monday mornings All's fair in love and golf, host of many-parties . you get him started

quiet until

Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 2; Jr. Talent Show 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 3; .Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; District 3, State 3,

WILLIAM E. KLINE Alias: Nasby Dreams About (M-m-m): Rainbow girls Screams About (Ugh!): Junior year in 207 One of the class clowns , , . naughty but nice his pastime

. . goofing off is

Archery Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Baseball 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Basketball Manager 4; Projection Club 2, 3, 4.

AL YN R. KRAUSE Alias: Al Dreams About {M-m-m): Vacations Screams About (Ugh!): Schoo[ Wise to .resolve and patient to perform fun to know and nice to be with ... quiet Band 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Council Alternate 3; Basketball 2; Cross Country 3; Track 2, 3, 4.

HARRY BEHRER KROPP Alias: Harry Dreams About {M-m-m): Reliving part of my junior year Screams About {Ugh!): Rules made up by the administration Not only good, but good for something . our man Friday interested in others Band 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; French Club 4; Hall Patrol 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 2, 3, (Treasurer) 4; Junior Plays 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Orchestra 2, 3, (District) 4; Spanish Club 3; Thespians 3, 4; Dance Band 4.

MYRA ANGELL LADUE Alias! Myra, Shortie, Lu-Lu Dreams About {M-m-m): Bill Fry Screams About (Ugh!): Sisters, Socialistic schools Building a home her future, and liking animals her present . . . sincerity and friendliness are virtues Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Religious Ed. 2.

JANET CAROL LAMBORN Alias: Jan Dreams About {M-m-m): S. N. 490-89-87 Screams About (Ugh!): School in general Pretty . . , no one can resist tipping his heart to her . , dark eyes FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officer (Secretary) 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Basketball (Intramural) 3.

GAYLE MARGARET LARSON Alias: Gay-Lee Dreams About (M-m-m): Traveling; lunch periods Screams About (Ugh!): lack of time, Mary's always being late A disposition as sunny as the day is long . . . has definite opinions on most matters ..... State High's foreign ambassador A (appella 2, 3, 4; AAUW Award 3; Band 2, 3; Gymnastics 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 2, (Secretary) 3, (Vice-President) 4; Junior Prom (Court) 3; Junior Talent Show 3; little Lion 4; Pep Club 4; Red Cross 2; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Spanish Club 3, (Secretary) 4; Student Council 3, 4; Ten-Tones 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Bowling 2; Softball 3; Basketball (Intramural) 3; Altrusa Award 2; American Field Service 3.

MAX G. LAGALLY -Alias: Max Dreams About (M-m-m): Topologically equivalent neighborhoods Screams About (Ugh!): People who spell my name Legally instead Lagally Imported genius , . . quiet (?) friend , . a small man sometimes e::asts a big shadow AAUW Award 3; Cybernetics Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4 {President) 4; Fiz-Chem 4; Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 3; Track 2; A!trusa Award 2; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4.

SANDRA JOY LENTVORSKY Alias: Sandy Dreams About {M-m-m): That certain sailor (490-80-97) Screams About (Ugh!): Little arguments, and my time spent in Room 133 Great at sports ... long tresses , , . scads of fun Basketball 3, 4; Softball (Intramural) 3, 4; FBLA 3, (Presi.denf) 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 3; Gymnastics 3, 4; Volleyball (Intramural) 3.

AUDENE LARUE LIGHTNER Alias: Audene Dreams About ( M-m-m): Graduation day

DONNA LOUiSE LITKE

Alias: Donna Dreams About (M-m-m): That my two honey-bunches lead a good life of leisure Screams About (Ugh!): Having a fight before you can make up Ready to argue anytime . . , needs a trophy case of her own hearty "laugh GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 3; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, (Secretary) 4; Student Council 4; Class Senate 3; Basketball 3, 4; Bowling 2; Softball 3; Volleyball 2, All-stars 3; Basketball ( Intramural) 3,

JEAN L. LONBERGER

Alias! Jeanie Dreams About (M-m-m): A year from Christmas; 1958 Screams About (Ugh!): My party line, Hawg and her boyfriends, everything in general Reminiscent of TNT , , . a laugh is worth a hundred groans . , , coordination French Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Maiorettes 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Religious Ed, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Basketball 3, 4; Bowling 2; Softball

2 3, 4.

Screams About (Ugh!): Classes in general A pleasant person , . . conscientious worker . . . a twinkle in her eyes Girls' Glee Club 4; Library Assistant 3, 4.

BETIY MAE LONG Alias: Betty Dreams About {M-m-m): Everything in general and nothing in particular Screams About { Ugh l): Homework and tests Hard worker ... fun to have around , .. secretary first class Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 3; Little Lion 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4.

CALVIN HENRY LOWDER Alias: Calvin Dreams About ( M-m-m): Money Screams About {Ugh!): Teachers and certain courses Wisdom and knowledge go a long way . , . his last name is misleading , .. nice pe;rson Hall patrol 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4.

ELEANOR JULIA MATHER Alias: Julie Dreams About (M-m-m): Smerping with my Boy Hybiscus, the Bopper, dancing, and sailing Screams About (Ughl): Parents, teachers, and other gruesome creatures Seamstress first-class . . . witty remarks are not uncommon short 'n sweet American Legion Award 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer {Treasurer) 2, 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2; Red Cro'ss 3; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Class Senate 2.

STEPHANIE LOUISE MAULE Alias: Stevi Dreams About (M-m-m): Boys, graduation day Screrams About (Ugh!): When we didn't get the day off a~er the Bellefonte game That southern personality . . . a cheerful face makes a dish a feast . , . really sweet Home Economics 2, 3, 4; Homemaking Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4,

WILLIAM HOWARD MAY Alias: Bill Dreams About (M-m-m): You would never guess! Screams About {Ugh!): Themes that you have one day to prepare A person who enjoys working . . . seems quiet, but isn't . , . gets much out of life Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball {Intramural) 3.

DAVID ROSS McCLAY Alias: Dave Dreams About {M-m-m): School! Screams About (Ugh!): Liars {like me) A girl is like a cold, easy to catch . . . famous stance on football field , , . always seen with an engaging grin A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 2, {Vice-President) 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 2, {Alternate) 3; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Class Senate 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 4.

SANDRA LOUISE McLAUGHLIN Alias: Sandy Dreams About {M-m-m): All the fun I've had at State Hig__h Screams About (Ugh!): Lack of time, Susie's little car No temper to go with that red hair . , , good things come in small packages ... in so many words

JV Cheerleader 3, 4; Girls' G(ee Club 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Class Senate 4; Transferred from Midland Park High School, New Jersey, 3.

MARJORIE ANN McCLOSKEY Alias: Margie, Midge Dreams Abput (M-m-m): Boys, and walnuts Scr~ams About {Ugh!): People who don't call back Chatter ... friendly feud with Mr. Patrilak .. , not idle a moment Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Little Lion 4; Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2.

ELIZABETH WRIGHT McCOWN Alias: Betty Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain halfback, 3:23, parties Screams About (Ugh!): My dog has curlier hair than I do, wooden spoons and too short noons Those blonde streaks are natural her smile never fades has so many friends she needs a filing system Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; All-School Treasurer 2; Religious Ed. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 4; Basketball 2, 4; Bowling 2; Softball 3, 4; Volleyball 3.

JOHN FRANCIS MEREDITH Alias: Fleck Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain junior girl Screams About (Ugh!): Social Studies Patience is the best cure for every trouble deep ... golfer plus

still water runs

Hall Patrol 4; Volleyball 4; Golf 3, 4; Football Manager 4.

BARBARA LOUISE METZ Alias: Barb Dreams About (M-m-m): Certain boys and football games Screams About (Ugh!): Conceited people and a liar The purpose of life is friendship on the small side

. . loves to fool around

Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Home Economics 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM BOWER MOORE Alias: Moose Dreilms About (M-m-m): Football games and wrestling meets Screams About (Ugh!): Homework A voice like thunder, a smile like sunshine . ... mighty

. has winning ways

Archery Club 4; Boys' Glee Club 3,. 4; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Baseball 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 4.

RALPH EMERSON MOORE, JR. Alias: Mike Dreams About ( M-m-m): Fishing Screams About (Ugh!)i Social Studies

Individuality is one of football manager

the greatest virtues in life , . . a good

Boys' Glee Club 4; Football Manager 4.

JOHN EVERETT MORRIS Alias: John

Dreams About (M-m-m): 3:23 Friday afternoon Screams Aloout (Ugh!): 8:10 Monday morning Let everyone enjoy life to its fullest extent a wonderful friend to have ... all kinds of talent AAUW Award 3; Hall Patrol 4; Junior Talent Show 3; District Orchestra 3; Dance Band 4; Woodwind Ensemble 4; Band 2, 3, 4.

JUTTA BARBARA MUELLER Alias: Uda

Dreams About (M-m-m): Sailing and all the fun vacations are Screams About (Ugh!): Little dogs who like to play at 3 A.M. Imported material ... nordic beauty ... photography bug Camera Club 4; Chess Club 4; French Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Red Cross 2; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; German Club (Treasurer) 4; Senior-Alum 4.

CATHERINE ELIZABETH MULLEN Alias: Cathy Dreams About (M-m-m): Horses, crew-cuts, and sports cars Screams About (Ugh!): Homework, snobs In a young heart, everything is fun . . lovely to look at . . . outdoor girl Girls' Glee路 Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 2, (Secretary) 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Bowling 2.

FRANK D. MUSSER Alias: Muss Dreams About ( M-m-m): Skipping classes Screams About (Ugh!): Girls Took care of our football team . . . man about town . , . a friendly guy Junior Talent Show 3; Junior Prom 3; Religious Ed 2; Spanish Club 3; Football 3, 4; Volleyball 3,_ 4; Projection Club 2, 3, 4.

GLENN LEONARD MUSSER Alias: Glenn Dreams About (M-m-m): Being a foresfer Screams About (Ugh!): Getting homework done Very friendly . , , will help with anything . . . a big briefcase is his trade mark Archery Club 3, 4.

JAMES E. MYERS Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): Many things Screams About {Ugh!): Having a girl take~ away from me It's not that I love study less, just that I love fun more Dangerous to the female population Cybernetics 3, 4; Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Track 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4.

MARJORIE LOUISE NEFF Alias: Margie Dreams About (M-m-m): Being a nurse at Geisinger Screams About (Ugh!): Mr. Bolton's chem problems Intelligence ... sense of humor ... sportsmanship , .. femininity Glee 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4.

NORMAN RUSSELL NELSON Alias: Nels

Dreams About {M-m-m): A real cute golfer Screams About (Ugh!): Home living

A real cute guy . usually seen, not heard up and down Robin Road.

. was seen cruising

SANDRA JANE NEVEL Alias: Sandy Dreams About (M-m-m): Going to Bellefonte in a '49 Ford and catin' around Screams About (Ugh!}: .Our boring Business English classes period Lots of fun when she's around ... friendly ... a gay one

, Y-

FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2; Home Ee 2, 3; Basketball, Intramural 3; Bowling 2.

DIANA JANE NIEMAN Alias: Dede

Dreams About (M-m-m): Being able to eat undisturbed in Crooksie's Y-period ... Algebra class Screams About (Ugh!): The way two people don't fit into the back of Suze's Metropolitan Nothing great was ever achieved manage brains, beauty, and men

without enthusiam . can "That was a big nothing!"

American Legion Award 2, 3; AAUW Award 2; French Club 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Library Assistants 2, 3 (Treasurer); Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, (President); Senior-Alum 4; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 2, 4; Thespians 3, 4, (Treasurer); Thespian Play 3; Class Senate 2; Bowling 2; A!trusa Scholarship Award 2.

WILLIAM A. OVERLOCK Alias: Bi!I Dreams About ( M-m-m): Clean gym uniforms, no homework Screams About (Ugh!): Cafeteria rolls with only one side buttered Corridor cop . . nice

can talk his way out of anything . , . genuinely

Band 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Class Vice-President 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Senior Alum 4; Student Council 2; Varsity "S" 3, 4.

JAMES EDWIN PARSONS Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls-all of them Screams About (Ugh!): English Class

Cut-up . . , massive vocabulary . . . friendliness makes the world

go 'round Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Soph Hop 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2.

ALYCIA LOUISE PENDERGRAST Alias: Lee Dreams About (M-m-m): Boys with cute smiles Screams About (Ugh): Physics Homework Southern Belle with long Southern drawl .

, easy to talk to . . .

pretty eyes Girls' Glee Club 4; Transferred from

Dudley High, Greensboro,

N. C., 4.

KATHRYN LOUISE PERRYMAN Alias: Kay

Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain fellow in the Navy-number

4538532 Screams About (Ugh!): People who are stuck on themselves and people who lie it's doubtful whether she Fun by the earful . , . swell gal , knows how to frown Girls' Glee Club 4; Home Economics 2, 3, 4.

BARBARA ANN PETNICK Alias: Barb Dreams About (M-m-m): Traveling around the world, and the fun at State High Screams About {Ugh!): Rainy days, and falling off horses Who said this woman could drive? . . . should be a model . . . nary a frown crosses her brow French Club 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, (Secretary); Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 3; Piper 4; Soph Hop 2; Times Reporter 3; Thespians 3, 4; TriHi-Y 3, 4; YC Council 2; Bowling 2. SANDRA LEE PODGURSKI Alias: Sandy, Ski Dreams About (M-m-m): That certain boy named Emil Screams About (Ugh!): Shorthand, transcription, and basic business classes in that first wing A package full of brains, and a heart full of sunshine ready with a helping hand

always

FBLA 3, 4, (Reporter) (Vi;e-President); Girls' Glee Club 2; Library Assistants 2, 3, 4; Little Lion 4; Piper 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 3; Times Reporter 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y "But, Mary-Johnny, aren't you friends any more?"

2, 3, 4.

FRIENDLIEST MARY GULLO JOHN PORTER

JAMES ARTHUR POORBAUGH Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): Graduation day, thick chocolate milkshakes

Screams About (Ugh!): Long homework assignments Always has an appropriate comment , , . guards the halls . , , liked by all who know him A Cappella 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2; Hall Patrol 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, (VicePresident) 4; little Lion 4; Religious Ed. 2; Baseball 2; Golf 3; Basketball ( Intramural) 3.

JOHN JOE PORTER Alias: Johnny Dreams About (M-m-m): Being a millionaire

Screams About (Ugh!): Work! Wine, women, and song . . , assistant to Charles Atlas , . . a spirit of friendliness

A Cappe!la 4; Archery Club 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3; Gymnastics 3; Hall Patrol 4; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 2, (President) 3; All-School Vi'ce President 4; Red Cross 3; Senior-Alum 4; Student Council 4; Varsity "S" Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; JV Wrestling 2, 3; Wrestling 4.

DOROTHEA MATHILDA POSCHADEL Alias: Dordie Dreams About (M-m-m): Things l'd like to have, but don't have Screams About (Ugh!): Things that I have and don't want Praises loudly and blames softly . . . kitten on the keys . . {': has an open mind and a dosed mouth Band 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; German Club 4; Woodwind Ensemble 4.

WANDA JEA,,~1E PRESSLER Alias: Wanda Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain boy, square dances, horses, banana splits Screams About (Ugh!): College Comp. Class Pretty hair . . . not a mean streak in her . , , a nice person to have around FBLA 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officer (Treasurer) 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4.

DAVID M. RANK Alias: Dave Dream About (M-m-m): A vacant seat at M.Y,C. Screams About (Ugh!): People who lean on my top Flashing grin , .. very nice-looking . , . terrific sense of humor AAUW Award 3; Cybernetics 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4. "Guess this will teach

BEST SENSE OF HUMOR JEAN LONBERGER HOWDY SPENCER

ALICE AUGUSTA REEDE Alias: Al Dreams About (M-m-m): Fun, fun, and more fun Screams About (Ugh!): Work Pretty speaking voice dramatics

. talented musician

. a flair for

AAUW Award 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Girls' Glee 4; Junior Play 3; District Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Bowling 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; Altrusa Scholarship Award 2; German Club 4.

JAMES EDWARD REEDER Alias: Chas, Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): Sports, dances, girls, etc. Screams About (Ugh!): Homework Will help anytime ... "Bucky" ... State High's Arthur Murray Boys' Glee 2, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Varsity "S" 4; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4.

LOUIS ALEX RICHARDSON Alias: Al Dreams About (M-m-m): Shooting par Screams About (Ugh!): Math Speech is great, but silence is greater of courtesy

nice-looking .

mirror

A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 (Secretary) 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Glass Senate 3.

CHRISTINE ANNE RICHER Alias: Chris Dreams About (M-m-m): Parties, fun with the twelve, and Friday the 13th Screams About (Ugh!): Quiet study halls, Petnick's "Who? What? When? Where?" Gift of gab, .. "Ah, oh well, um" ... a calm dynamo French Club 4; Girls' Glee 2; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Piper 3; Religious Ed. 2; Times Reporter 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Bowling 2; Softball 2; Intramural Basketball 3.

LURETHRIA ADELINE RIDER Alias: Blackie Dreams About (M-m-m'): Rollerskating, parties and good times with the gang, and riding in Willy Screams About (Ugh!): A jealous person and a liar

Always ready to have a good time

what man dares, she dares

. . . a riot in Girls' Glee

FBLA 3; Girls' Glee 2, 4; Gymnastics 4; Softball 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3.

GLADYS R. RIPKA Alias: Red Dreams About (M-m-m): Walter Screams About (Ugh!): Miss Smith's room for English Always havin' a ball . . . oh, that red hair . , . you could never mistake her laugh

FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 4; Gymnastics 4; Home Ee 2; Softball 3.

LINDA SUE RITZ Alias: Cracker Dreams About (M-m-m): Caterpillars turning into butterflies Screams About (Ugh!): Cheap-looking red ieans on boys "Hey Hoover! Wait for me." . great sense of humor

makes the business wing sparkle

FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3.

JOHN DAVID RIX Alias: Rixey Dreams About (M-m-m): Seniqr week, Rainbow girls Screams About (Ugh!): Work Oh, those joke~ ... lots of fun ... "Rell, now" Red Cross 3; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3; Basketball Manager 3; Football Manager 路3.

NINA VIRGINIA ROACH Alias: Jenny Dreams About (M"m-m): Fooling around with the girls-especially the sleeping parties majorettes during football season Screams.About (Ugh!): The kids calling me "Raunchy"

Pep appeal ... "Hi y'all" ... entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of man

Band 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Maiorettes 4; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Thespians 3, 4; Thespian Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Transferred from Norfolk, Va., 3,

HARRY ROAN Ill Alias: The 3rd Dreams About (M-m-m): Marji Screams About (Ugh!): Algebra and Trig

Nothin' wrong with Sophomore girls . . . goes out of his way to be friendly ... Rusty's friend A Cappella 3, 4; Boys' Glee 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Football 3, 4.

CYNTHIA JANE ROGERS Alias: Cinnie Dreams About (M-m-m): Our neat dances and the fun at M.Y.C. Screams About (Ugh!): The fights Lou and I had in Ten Tones; Lynda's, lnky's, and my problems Beauty is not always skin-deep . . . friendly as could be . . . leads our band A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Cybernetics 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 4; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4, (Head) '3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Senior-Alum 4; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 2, 4; Ten Tones 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Mellotones 2.

TIMOTHY WAYNE RUCKMAN Alias: Rhino Dreams About (M~m-m): Rainbow girls Screams about (Ugh!): Those all-night blasts Gentleman of leisure ... chronic absentee ... cardship Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Basketball 2.

DAVID HARRISON RUDY Alias: Cheyenne Dreams About (M-m-m): 1956 Oldsmobile Screams About (Ugh!): English No other life could be better than this one fun with others.

. . likes to share his

SHIRLEY ESTHER RUDY Alias: Shirley Dreams About (M-m-m): Harold Screams About (Ugh!): Homeroom and English class [n the twinkling of an eye . . must be. nice to be that way

always laughing, always gay,

FBLA 3, 4; Girls' Glee 4; A Cappella 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

EDWIN FRANK SCHULTZ Alias: Eddie Dreams About (M-m-m): Making a few million dollars Screams About (Ugh!): period Trig class

The

long Wednesday afternoon

double-

Strong silent type ... good natured ... nice to know Band 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Religious Ed. 2; Class Senate 3.

IRENE LEA SCOTT Alias: Renie Dreams About (M-m-m): Lightnin' and the terrific times with our twelve! Screams About (Ugh!): Fishing worms and peroxided hair Ear-splitting whistle baton

. . pretty as a picture . .

handy with a

Band 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Majorettes 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Piper 2; Soph Hop 2; Times Reporter 2; Girls' Glee 2; Girls' Leaders 4.

JUDITH ANN SECKINGER Alias: Judy Dreams About ( M-m-m): Gordon

Screams Ai,t>ut (Ugh): Homeroom and math class

Always gay, -seldom serious , , , neat wardrobe . . . a friend in every way

Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4.

MARGARET CATHERINE SENDZIK Alias: Peggy Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain boy in the Air Force Screams About (Ugh!): Miss Smith's Business English class

Her face is an index to a happy heart , . , everyone enjoys talking with her FBLA 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2.

TERRY ALLEN SHAFFNER Alias: Shi~less Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls, wrestling and the States Screams. About {Ugh!): Physics and all homework

Pepsodent smile , . . a big "hi" for everyone , . , power in a nutshell

Gymnastics 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Tennis 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4.

MARY LETITIA SHAWLEY Alias: Tish Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain twin; the day I get my license! Screams About {Ugh!): Petnick's "Who-what-when-where" The best way to have a friend is to be one . . . peppy ch~rleader ... very pretty

. T. S and T. S.

Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Talent Show 3; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Softball 3; Volleyball 3, 4.

JAY B. SIEGEL Alias: Jay Dreams About (M-m-m): Figures in three dimensions (Hyperbolic Paraboloids?) Screams About (Ugh!): No knives in the cafeteria, rude interruptions by the intercom So wise so young ... Casanova first-class .. , a head for figures A Cappella 2, 4; Ches Club 4; Cybernetics 4; Hall Patrol 2; German Club (President) 4.

ALICE VIRGINIA SIMCO Alias: Al Dreams About parties

(M-m-m): Having fun with the gang and Senior

Screams About (Ugh!}: Same teacher for three solid subjects and all the unpleasant conversation in the cafeteria at lunch time Thinks the world was made for fun . . , the right word at the right time ... so nice FBLA 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Softball 3.

DANNY KENT SLEGAL Alias: Danny Dreams About (M-m-m): Women, Senior Wee~, Rainbow girls Screams About (Ugh!): Lewistown's backfield, wind sprints Variety is the spice of life ... likely lad ... man of pleasure Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Junior Prom 3; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Class Senate 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.

BARBARA RAE SMITH Alias: Barby Dreams About (M-m-m): Music, books, vacations Screams About (Ugh!): Homework, tests She who profits the most serves the best . . . being smart comes easy ... seldom seen without a book Girls' Glee 4; Library Assistants 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4 (District) 3; Spanish Club 3; Intramural Basketball 3.

CAROL JEAN SMITH Alias: Carol Dreams About (M-m~m): Hollywood, hoagies, traveling Screams About {Ugh!): Dallam's taping job Dresden china complexion . , . nice to everyone . . . a good student Band 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Volleyball {Intramural) 3.

LARRY HAROLD SMITH Alias: Snuff Dreams About {M-m-m): 3:23 every Friday Screams About {Ugh!): Dallam's taping job A woman is only a woman, but a cigar is a good smoke great guy , . , all the world loves a lover Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Varsity "S" 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Alias: Pat

PATRICIA GAIL SMITH

Dreams About {M-m-m): In and out the trees when San tried to teach me to drive, all the fun w'ith our twelve Screams About {Ugh!): Petnick's "Who-what-when-where," blind dates, riding in San's convertible in the middle of winter Easy on the eye , . , being friendly is natural . , who said gentlemen prefer blondes? JV Cheerleader 2; French Club 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Piper 3, 4; Religious Ed. ,:~; Soph Hop 2; Times Reporter 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class s"e'nate 4; Bowling 2.

SHELBY ANN SMITH Alias: Smitty

BEVERLY JEAN SNOOK Alias: Becky

Dreams About (M-m-m): Jim Screams About {Ugh!}: Conceited people Making friends seems to be her hobby . . . repose is as necessary in conversation as in a picture.

HOWARD ALAN SPENCER Alias: Beak Dreams About (M-m-m): _Sports and Betty

Screams About (Ugh!): School and homework Champion gum-chewer , . , red hair is a sign of distinction . . . liked by all A Cappella 3, 4; Boys' Glee 2; Gymnastics 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Class Vice-President 2; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Class Senate 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4.

VANCE GLOVER SPRAGUE JR. Alias: Teenie Dreams About {M-m-m): Choir rehearsals, track meets, chem labs (?ll)

Screams About {Ugh!): That long cross country season Prexy , . , terrific low voice . , , all that and handsome too! A Cappella 2, 3, 4, (President 4,) District 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Cybernetics 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Class President 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Polka Dots 3, 4; Senior-Alum 4; Student Council 4; Class Senate 3, 4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; German Club 4,

ALFRED STODDART Alias: Al Dreams About {M-m-m): Girls, cars Screams About {Ugh!): Homeroom with Mr. Crooks A good laugh keeps the world going , , . neat guy . . . profession~! teaser Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3.

Dreams About {M-m-m): Becoming Miss America and swimming the English Channel Screams About {Ugh!): A certain red vest Physical Ed. sensation , . , fun-packed· . , • "You can start now, I'm here!" JV Cheerleader 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee 2, 3; Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Religiol'.ls Ed. 2; Student Council 2; Thespians 4; Thespian Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Class Senate 4; Basketball 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4.

SUE ELLEN STONE Alias: Sue Dreams About (M-m-m): Going_on the navy cruise with Bob Screams About (Ugh!): Backing the car into the garage A good woman is Heaven's noblest gift ... wiffy ... Go, State! A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Thespian Play 3; Tri-Hi- 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Altrusa Award 2; Mellotones 2.

LOU ELLEN STRONG Alias: Lou

Dreams About {M-m-m): Professor Oswald P. Sturdley Screams About (Ugh!): The last 3 minutes of gym class, and strapless evening gowns A fair exterior is a silent recommendation . talking ... the President's lady

, her eyes do the

A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Banner Carrier 4; French Club 3; Homeroom Officer (Vice-President) 2; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club (Secretary) 3; Piper 2; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Ten Tones 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; YC Council 2, Mellotones 2.

RICHARD PAUL STRUBLE Alias: Porky Dreams About (M-m-m): Girls and Cars Screams About (Ugh!): Our wide, wide halls Inspiration and genius are one and the same . . , funny . . . how polite can one be? Boys' Glee Club 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 3; Football 2; Golf 4.

NANCY MAY TATE Alias: Nance Dreams About (M-m-m): Our dances and certain boys ( the rest is top scret J)

I know

Screams About (Ugh!): Lucille and all her problems, and people who try to act like "big wheels" Efficiency plus , . . a mischievous twinkle in her eyes , hula-hoop expert

AAUW Award 3; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Piper 3; Religious Ed. 2; Thespian Play 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Student Council (Alternate) 4; Basketball 3, 4; Bowling 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Altrusa Scholarship Award 2; German Club 4. "lJ takes talent to draw stick figures!"

MOST ARTISTIC JUDY HOUSER 808 WEL.TON

JOAN ELISE TAYLOR Alias: Joanie

Dreams About (M-m-m): Jerry's new house, and January 10 Screams About rainbows

Personality plus

(Ugh!):

M.Y.C.

when

it's

quiet,

and

summer

all-around pal . , . always willing to lend

a hand A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, (Secretary) 2, 3; Cybernetics 3,

4; Girls' leaders 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Junior Prom 3; Little Lion 4; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 3, 4; Ten Tones 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Secretary) 2; Class Senate 2, 3, 4; Basketball (Varsity) '.;!, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Volleyball (All-Star) 3, 4; AAUW Award 3; German Club 4; Junior Prom ( Court) 3; Altrusa Award 2.

JAMES R. THOMAS Alias: Jim

Dreams About (M-m-m): Sports, messin' around Screams About (Ugh!): School Has a mysterious air about him won't give the gals a break . very handsome Basketball 2, 4; Cross Country 2.

MARY FAITH THORNTON Alias: Mary Dreams About (M-m-m): A ranch with plenty of horses and cowboys Screams About (Ugh!): Deer that jumped in front of my car Supports the gum industry ... loves horses .. , Jilting laughter Girls' Glee Club 4; Little Lion 4; Red Cross 3.

ROBERT S. TONEY Alias: Tony Dreams About (M-m-m): '56 Ford convertible Screams About (Ugh!): Bookkeeping and history Happy am I, from care I'm free . . . why aren't they a!I contented like me? , , . good-looking guy Boys' Glee ,Club (Secretary) 4; Homeroom Officer (President) 4; Transferred from Marion Center High School, Indiana, Pa., 4.

"Man, you really have to be in the mood to play this crazy jazz!"

MOST TALENTED CYNTHIA ROGERS TONY FEI.ICE

LUCILLE BEVERLY TOSCANO Alias: Lucille

Dreams About (M-m-m): New -Year's Eve 1956, T.D., my sophomore year

Screams About (Ugh!): All the times the banner wasn't straight; Lon berger One who knows how to give a man her own way . . femininity plus . , , a touch of the exotic Band 4; French Club 3, 4; Girls' Glee 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Junior Prom 3; Little Lion 4; Banner Carrier 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Softball 4; Volleyball 2, 3.

KERMIT EUGENE TRESSLER Alias: Geno Dreams About (M-m-m): Sports Screams About (Ugh!): Leonard's half-time talks Tho' he be but little, he is fierce . . , doesn't have an enemy in the world ... a great sport 1 Archery Club 3 1 4; Boys' Glee -2, 3; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4.

IRENE KAY VOLZ Alias: Reeni Dreams About (M-m-m): My cello and some good music Screams About (Ugh!): Our wide congested halls Good student . . a song is more lasting than riches , .. friendly A Cappella 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Girls' Glee 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4, (District) 2, 3, 4, (State) 2, 3, 4, (National) 4; Red Cross 3; Religious Ed. 2.

JANET PAULINE WALKER Alias: Janet Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain guy Screams About (Ugh!): School Politeness is the chief sign of culture , , . her sincerity wins and holds friends ... great gal FBLA 3.

EDWARD BRUCE WALTZ Alias: Ed. Dreams About (M-m-m): Getting out of school and going West Screams About (Ugh!): Having lots of homework Quietness is something more of us should have . . . a truly nice guy

Archery Club 3; Treasurer 3.

CAROL DOLORES WARRINGTON Alias: Carol Dreams About ls lands

CAROL GOODEVE WATROUS Alias: Carol Dreams About {M-m-m): Blaine, parties, laughs, and fun with our twelve Screams About (Ugh!): The bloomers inside my little green gym suit and horseback riding with Barb Contagious laugh , .. life of the party French Club 3; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little lion 4; Pep Club 3; Religious Ed. 2; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 2.

BARRY WOODS WEAVER Alias: Barry

Dreams About (M-m-m): A hunting trip to Wyoming Screams About (Ugh!): Plenty of homework To listen well is as powerful a means of influence as to talk well no one ever knows which twin this guy may be FFA 3.

48 \._

__________ _

(M-m-m): Summertime, someone, and South Sea路

Screams About (Ugh!): People who know all and tell all To be editor of this book is to test your sanity . . . excels in school . , . a great person Chess Club 3, 4; Fiz-Chem 2, 3, 4, (Secretary) 4; Girls' Glee 2, 4; Little Lion Editor-in-Chief 4; Piper 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Times Reporter 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Bowling 2; Altrusa Scholarship

Award 2; AAUW Award 3.

GARY MOORE WEA VER Alias: Gary Dreams About (M-m-m): Shooting a turkey Screams About (Ugh!): Homework What sweet delight a quiet life affords . , , a wonderful guy to know , .. are we seeing double? FBLA 2.

THOMAS A. WEAVER Alias: Tom Dreams About (M-m-m): No school Screams About (Ugh!): Snow Red hair doesn't always mean a temper . . . usually laughing and smiling , , . a cute guy FFA 3, 4.

WILLIAM LEE WELCH Alias: Beel Dreams About (M-m-m): Joanie, Fudd and M.Y.C. Screams About (Ugh!): Jeanie, Hawg, and Mr. Rusty Original thinker ... makes a fast retort ... a lazy genius Cybernetics 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Junior r'rom 3; Altrusa Scholarship Award 2; AAUW Award 3.

ROBERT KENNETH WELTON Alias: Bob Dreams About ( M-m-m): Money to burn Scream About {Ugh!): Rainy weather When ya' feel like exercise, just lie down 'til the feeling goes away ... a talented artist.

PATRICIA ANN WERNER Alias: Patty Dreams About (M-m-m): Pizza, peanut-butter fudge sundaes, and all the fun with our twelve Screams About {Ugh!): Riding in San's convertible with the top down in the middle of winter, and those Rainbow girls Tall, dark, and pretty ... likes Mexi-Hots ... well-dressed miss Girls' Glee 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2.

DONALD EUGENE WHELAND Alias: Don Dreams About (M-m-m): Coon hunting, trapping, fishing Screams About {Ugh!): Schoo!, homework Likes cars ... quiet ... but friendly ... nature is his hobby Archery Club 3, 4; Boys' Glee 2, 4.

SUSANNA EDITH WHISLER Alias: Suze Dreams About (M-m-m): Next four years, babysitting (?) at Dede's Screams About (Ugh!): Little Lion staff brawls, study halls with loo Like a diamond-small but a real jewel . . . terrific artist . . .

loads of fun A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Library Assistants 2, 3; Little Lion 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Spanish Club 3, 4, (Vice) 3, (President) 4; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Senate 4; Bowling 2; Mellotones 2; Altrusa Scholarship Award 2; AAUW Award 3; Senior-Alum 4.

BRENDA LEONA WHITESIDE Alias: Bren' Dreams About (M-m-m): Fun with our twelve, a certain blue and white Skyliner, and the laughs with "Tee" Screams About (Ugh!): The times I goofed at the pep-rallies and half-times Has a real sense of style . . a cute "I don't care'' gal . . . hand-span waist Band 2, 3; Girls' Glee 3; Junior Talent Show 3; Little Lion; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Soph Hop 2; Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Bowling 2.

JAMES NED WILLIAMS Alias: Wilks Dreams About {M-m-m): Playing fullback and Deb

Screams About (Ugh!): Wind sprints, chemistry and GO-GO A man's man . . has a lion's share of friends . . , definitely not the bachelor type Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Class President 3; Junior Prom 3; Student Council 3; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Clc1ss Senate 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; King of Hearts 3.

NANCY ANN WILLIAMS Alias: Shrimp Dreams About (M-m-m): A certain sailor at Patuxent River, Maryland Screams About (Ugh!): School in general Silence is sometimes sweeter than speech . , smiles often loves those talks FBLA 3; Girls' Glee 2; Homeroom Officer 3; Religious Ed. 2.

GERALD DELANO WILSON Alias: Buzz Dreams About (M-m-m): Going hunting Screams About (Ugh!): English in 210 Beware the fury of a patient man , , . he never runs out of things to say, especially for a comeback Archery Club 3; Boys' Glee 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3.

JAMES ARLAND WINCK Alias: Jim Dreams About (M-m-m): A hot Ford, girls, and pizza pie Screams About (Ugh!): Homework Loves Polka Dot practice . . keeps' em guessing . . . a nice guy to know A Cappel!a 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Gymnastics 3, 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Library Assistants 2; Polka Dots 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Varsity "S" 4; Class Senate 3; Wrestling 2, 3.

ROSE MARIE WITHERITE

Alias: Rosebud Dreams About (M-m-m): Football games, and the boys Screams About (Ugh!): Writing letters Pleasing to the eye as well as to the heart Sam's stamps ... snappy girl

buys all Uncle

Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Home Ee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Club 2; Religious Ed. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Girls' Volleyball 3. "The picture of vim, vigor, and vitality!"

MOST ATHLETIC DONNA LITKE GENE TRESSLER

JOHN RICHARD WOLFE Alias: Big Bad Wolfe Dreams About (M-m-m): Being on a South Sea island all alone with girls Screams About (Ugh!): Lewlstown's fourteen points

All-around sport ... tremendous build ... shy, but what a Wolfe Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Junior Talent Show 3; Student Council 2; Varsity "S" 3, 4; Class Senate 3; Baseball 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Wrestling 2.

PHYLLIS MARIE YARNELL Alias: Phy! Dreams About (M-m-m}: Mainly boys and the future Screams About {Ugh!): Boys wearing Bermudas, so-called friends always borrowing gum, and girls who specialize in being heard Will sit on some boss's knee . . . nice dresser , .. a smile for al!

FBLA 3; Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Junior Prom 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Piper 2, 3, 4; Religious Ed. 2; Times Reporter 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2,

SHARON LYNN YOUNG Alias: Sharry Dreams About ( M-m-m): Boats, bowling Screams About (Ugh!): Math, home living Sincere to all . . . on a small scale . , . puts her heart in all she does Library Assistants 3.

MARJORIE ELAINE ZELKO Alias: Margie Dreams About (M-m-m): Parties, our wonderful junior year, and March 15 Screams About (Ugh!): Deadlines, flirts, and people who can't take hints The Piper's mainstay one of the Senior redheads misses the class of '58 A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Cybernetics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jutiior Prom 3; Little Lion 4; Piper 2, 3, 4 (Editor-in-Chief) 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Soph Hop 2; Student Council 4; Ten Tones 4; Times Reporter 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 2; Bowling 2; Altrusa Scholarship Award 2; AAUW Award 3.

GAIL LOUISE ZIMMERMAN Alias: Gail Dreams About (M-m-m): Airports, blondes, city life, and a special friend Screams About (Ugh!): Decisions, my locker neighbor's jokes, Miss Mahey's pen, and worries caused by the opposite sex Works best in confusion . . , originality plus . , , cosmetics are her passion Archery Club 3; French Club 3, 4; Library Assistants 4; little lion; Pep Club 3; Piper 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Transferred from Penn Yan, New York.

CARL FREDERICK FRINGS Alias: Carl Dreams About {M-m-m): Birds Screams About (Ugh!): Rusty's physics problems Terrific singing voice . . . you can't tell him anything new-he already knows it ... future biologist A Cappella 2, 3, 4, (District) 3; Fiz-Chem 3, 4; Polka Dots 2, 3, 4.

REMEMBER if they'd be embarrassed if we dropped?

Pity the poor soul he's calling on!

Who ever heard of sleeping at a sleeping party? This calm atmosphere didn't last long!

WHEN

Roughing it, girls?

C'mon, gang! Three cheers for State!

"Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking-"

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THE TIME Valentine's Day party, at which Alfred Stoddart and Jane Haworth reigned as King and Queen of Hearts. During this same year, Lemont School took a trip to Gettys路 burg, and College Township School visited Hershey, Pa. The good old summertime ... '56

Orbiting We are about to take a peek into the past, with the aid of the Time Machine. As we file into the darkened lab, and take our places before the machine, the screen lights up and we see the title of tonight's program, "Evolution and History of the Class of '59." While the first picture slowly takes form, a booming voice speaks from the background ... The earliest known records of the Class of '59 are a group of birth certificates dating at or about 1941, roughly the same area of history in which the bombing of Pearl Harbor took place. For about eleven years, the members of the class were scattered over various parts of America, but in September of 1953 a fai(ly large group of them were brought together in an ancient building known as State College High School. Neanderthal Seventh Grader was a small, confused animal, hardly able to find his way about State High and the Annex. Records from this ancient era tell of a few primitive celebrations, such as the

Cro-Magnon Eighth Grader first appeared a year later, a little bigger and more confident than he had been before. Some of the chief chara,cteristics of this period of time were Junior High basketball, canteen, hayrides, County Chorus, and County Band. Bruce Heim was vice-president of the junior High Student Council and Margie Walker was secretary. Jane Haworth, Shelby Smith, and Margie Walker were Junior High cheerleaders. The American Legion awards went to Bruce Heim and Betty McCown in State College, and to Scott Harshbarger and Judy Albright in Pine Grove Mills. No summary of this era would be complete without mention of the many fabulous parties. Next to appear on the scene was Pithecanthropus Freshman. This year, he had a new privilege; he could attend the wild tribal festivals known as "mixers." This was the year of the first State High football victory over Bellefonte in seven years-a real thrill for the entire school. Betty McCown became all-school treasurer, and Janet Grinda/1 won the State Wildlife Essay contest. Ninth graders remember Religious Ed, and Ninth Grade Choir, with its memorable Christmas Concert. An exciting event for many freshman girls was participation in the Honor Arch at the end of the school year. The Early Sophomoric Era was marked by an overcrowded school, and by crowded days filled with a bewildering series of events. The Band appeared in new uniforms, and State H1gh triumphed over Bellefonte in football, basketball, and wrestling. Scott Harshbarger, Howdy Spencer, Sandy Farrell and Cynthia Rogers were sophomore class officers, while Sue Henderson was allschool secretary. The Sophomore Class Senate was formed. A host of new activities opened up to sophomores, including A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, the Polka Dots, the Ten Tones, F.F.A. and, later in the year, F.B.l.A. Belfy McCown, Lynda Gauss, and Tish Shawley first appeared as senior high cheerleaders, and Brenda Whiteside, Cynthia Rogers and Margie Walker were

MACHINE r

majorettes, Frank Fulcher, Ron Horner and

John Porter starred for the sophomores in a

wrestling tournament at South Williamsburg. Naturally, the year's big social event was the Soph Hop, featuring the roaring twenties as a fun-packed theme, with speakeasy decorations and a very striking automobile painted for the occasion by John Di//io. Excitement over the new school, then under construction, mounted 'as the Sophomoric Era drew to a tumultuous close,

The Junioriferous Period (also known as The Year of the Sputnick) was also marked by feverish activity. Class officers were Jim Williams, Pat Gilligan, Joan Taylor and Danny Siegal, Daphne Dills, Renie Scott and Jean Lonberger were added to the majorettes. John Dl//io won a $3000 scholarship in the Fisher Body competition, and State High won their third Bellefonte game in a row. State High played host to the Central District Orchestra, and also to th_e Christmas Tournaments. Tom Balent, -Gene Tressler and Ron Horner were winning junior -wrestlers, and Scott Harshbarger was named to the All-Tournament Basketball Team. The Junior play, "Father was a Housewife," starring Harry Kropp, Lois Bratz/er, Diana Nieman and Vance Sprague, was a roaring success. Two other outstanding events of the year were the Junior Prom, "Evening in Paris" and the Junior variety show, "Rock-n-Roll Revue." For outstanding work during this year, the State College Chapter of the F.F.A. was later named a Gold Medal Chapter-a national honor. During the following summer, Gayle Larson visited Finland as part of the A.F.S. Program. At last, the class of '59 approached the highest stage of evolution, during the epic Seniorovician Age. They lost no time in demonstrating their superior progress by staging a completely zany Rag Day. Scott Harshbarger became All-School President. John Porter backed him up as Vice-President. Vance Sprague, Bill Overlock, Betty McCown and Cinnie Rogers were class officers. The new Piper editor-in-chief was Margie Zelko, and Caro/ Warrington headed the Little Lion staff. The State High Chapter of the F.B.L.A., cited as a Gold-Seal Chapter for three successive years and named most outstanding chapter in the State in 19571958, held a series of memorable record

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hops under the leadership of President Sandy Lentvorsk)'. Two- new majorettes, Helen Droege and- Jenny Roach, two new banner carriers, Lucille Toscano and Lou Ellen Strong, and one new cheerleader, Sandy Farrell, were on hand to witness the Kettle game, where State College triumphed for the fourth consecutive time. It was a great victory for coach Bill Leonard's fine squad and a spectacular finish for their thrilling 8-1 season. Three players in that immortal game-Bruce Heim, Scott Harshbarger, and Jim Williams-were subsequently named for the honor roll of the 1958 Pennsylvania Big 33 All-Star Football Team. The highest award Pennsylvania bestows upon an F.F.A. member-The Degree of Keystone Farmer-went to Sam Everhart. The class of '59 had five National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists, Max Lagally, Floyd Hummel, Barry Clemson, Barbara Smith and Bill Welch, The Senior Alum dance, "Carousel" and the A Cappella production "Sparks and Spangles" highlighted November.

Genial M. C. of "Sparks and Spangles" was John Di/lio, assisted by six "hoboes"John Frink, Tom Harpster, Vance Sprague, John Porter, Scott Harshbarger and Bob Hoffman. Lorine Buffington and Dale Livingstone were two unforgettable soloists. Choir members will also remember "floating" into Harrisburg in the senior bus. Other top events of the year included the Senior Play, The Thespian Play, and Senior week, topped off by graduation-the final act in this great epic of the class of '59. The screen fades. Dazed and dazzled, we slowly recover from the impact of these powerful memories-the highlights from six of the best years of our lives. Yet, this is only the beginning of the story. The saga of the class of '59 will go on, we Âˇknow, wherever members of that great association find themselves. Through the Time Machine, we have reviewed the past. Now it is time to face the future as the class of '59 enters the Space Age.

... Rock-n-Roll Revue .. ,

P. C, C, B.

Adams Addison Anderson Asendorf

P. Ash J. Baker F. Barnes A. Barry

L. Basler C. Bell B. Bible N. Bickle

LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Wiser, President; Sue Harvey, Treasurer;

STARS OF THE

AS JUNIORS, MANY OF THESE PEOPLE STUDIED AMERICAN HISTORY, HEALTH

B, Bloom R. Bloom E, Bohn J. Booher B. Brown S. Bryner

D. Burke

D. Campbell G. Campbell J. Capparelli

J. Clarke T. Clark

C, Clemson E. Corl S. Corl A. Cullen F. Dachille N. Davis

K. L. B. J. B.

DeBoer Dreibelbis Duffus Dunne Ellenberger J, English

B. D, A. B.

Faris Ferguson Fetzer Flick

R. Foster L. Frank N. Fry R. Fry

Ron Josephson, Vice-President; Robin Johnston, Secretary.

H. Gardner F. Garis B. Geist R. Gibboney

SECOND MAGNITUDE

PLANE GEOMETRY, FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, PHYSICS, HOME EC, ART, MUSIC ...

M, Gilligan B. Glatz J, Gordon G. Green Dan Grove C, Gummo

C. Guyer G. Hagenbuch Jack Hall June Hall M. Harbold R. Harm

B. J. S. J, B. L.

Harpster Hartman Harvey Hayden Henning Hicks

J, Hild K. Holderman

R. Ho!twlck L. Hoover C. Horner M. J, Horner

C. Wareham M. Washko G. Watrous A, Weston

J. Williams E. Wood D. Wright N. Young

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PEP RALLIES

JUNIORS NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURES D. Antes P. Bohn W. Barger T. Callahan A. Clinger G. Davidson

R, Gates J, Haldeman

J. Harford C. Hayes

R. Delafield

B. N. R. E. D,

J, Dumm

M. Kauffman

J. Dunlop

C. Kester W. Kline

J, Davison T. DeArmitt

R, Fischer

Horner Houtz Heiser Horner Keith

A. Koch T. Mannino J. Miller G. Mellott A. Myers B. Packer C. Richards L. Rider C, Rigo

P. Rossman C. Sendzik D. Smitley

M. Smitley

J. Spicer R. Shutt W, Vanlries J, Watkins B.,Way T. Way L. Wert S. Whitehill S, Williams D, Wolfe A. Zierzow

DURING THE DAY . • • • • • MIXERS AT NIGHT

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Sweetland, Vice-President; Marty Jo Houser, Treas-

L. Acheson J, Adams

STARS OF THE T. Adams A. Albright M. Alderfer J, Alexander R. Althouse W. Appleton T. Aston

SPACE WAS THE FIRST IMPRESSION TO NEW SOPHOMORES J. Ballenger L. Barger B. Barrickman J. Beasom D. Beik S. Bell

K. Bickle M. Bingham I. Bradley J. Brantner W. Brennan C. Cutshaw R. Brickwedde

L. Bristol S. Bruce R. Brown J. Buchan G. Burkwith G. Burris J. Burwell C. Burwell

M. Burwell P. Calderwood S. Campbell J. Casey K. Carlson

l. Day

P. Coble W. Conway C. Coon L. Cooper

M. Corl P. Corl G. Corman

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Anyone for fishing?

urer; Charlene Petnick, Secretary; John Kepler, President,

THIRD MAGNITUDE

Picture Not

J. Cowen C. Cowher

Available

E. Cox C. Cramer J, Dean R. Decker V. Dennis K. Diehl G, Di Jlio

THE SPACE, THAT IS, IN THE NEW BUILDING N, Donaldson D. Donkin J. Dutt W, Ebaugh P, Eiseman R, Ernst

C. Etters R. Farrand E. Facer R. Faucher N, Ferguson S. Fitz K. Gemmel

L. Flemming S. Fogelsanger C. Ford R. Frank G. Freund R. Friedman D. Frye

D. Gackenbach R. Geiser B. Gibson M.Gill P. Gilligan J. Gingrich W. Glass

K. Glantz

B. Haagen

R. Gresh

P. Hamel

P. Guest A. Gu_n,!"llo

L. Hamilton

V, Hammonds

R, Harr B. Harvey L. Hatten P. Hays M. Heebner

G. Heidrick

J, Hemman T. Henninger

R. Higashida M. Hines

M. Hodgkiss N. Hoenstine

J, Hoffman M, Holt

D. Homan

R. Homan V, Homan

Oops!!

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. IN THE HALLS, LOBBIES, AND THE CLASSROOMS ...

Sophomores?

A. Horner R. Horner

V. Houck

M. Houser

D. Houtz

L. Houtz C, Hoy

J. Hoy

l. Hummel H. lnhoff S. lntore E. lsenburg

N. Jamison L, Johnson

V. Johnson P. Johnson R. Johnson

P. Johnstonbaugh

R. Johnstonbaugh L. Jordan S. Kahn W. Kanusenberger G. Keck J, Kepler

V. Kessinger

J. Kisner S. Kimmel R. Knipe C. Koch G. Kocher

N. N. B. K.

Kofman Kofman Krumrine Kyle l. Ladue

A. Leedecker C. Lendrim R. Lenker M. lewis

S. love J. Lowden C. Lowery

The Martians have landed!!

IN THE MODERN, FUTURAMIC, FORWARD, LOOK ... Get that boy! l

R. Matis D. McCauley M. Mcchesney

D. Mcclintic

R. McGhee H. McKeone M. McKinley

C. Mclaughlin E. Mclaughlin J. Mclaughlin S. McNerney H. Meyer

T. Miller C. Musser G. Naylor E. Neidigh K. Nelson P. Neilson M. Nolan G. Norton T. Nutt A. Oakwood J. O'Bryan W. Osterhoudt

H. Packer

J. Passow Moritui te salutamusl

G. Paulson

A. Peikert B. Pierson E. Peterson C. Petnic M. Patton

HERE THE "LITTLE LION" STAFF DEMONSTRATES EXPERT HANDLING OF SPACE J. Pressler M. Pressler B. Price R, Prosser R. Pyle P. Rearick N, Reed B. Reese J. Reese M. Reidy J, Remaly L. Ripka D. Rivers J, Rogers

L. Roan C. Robinson M. Rodgers P. Rogers A. Rossman P. Royer D, Samsell M, Saur~rs B. Seace L. Shuey M. Sigel C, Smith C, Smith J, Snyder

B. Spicer

J. Spicer

K. Stanford A. Stephens

L, Stienburg S. Stockslager R. Strause

R. Struble G, Summers D. Sweetland J, Taxache1

D. Theil

J. Trussel S, Ulrich C. Vaughn K. Walk G. Walker J. Walters D. Watson C. Weaver

K. Weaver

R. Weaver W. Weaver J. Welch D. Wettstone W, Whernham G, Wheeland D. Wheland H. White C, Whitehill W. Whiteside M, Whitman P. Willard M. Williams

THEY HA VE MANAGED TO PUT 80 CLEAR PHOTOGRAPHS ON THESE TWO PAGES, WITH SPACE TO SPARE D. Wilson N, Yarnell K. Zelko P. Mark T. McClay D. Myers

P. McCormick D. Metzger

SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED

A. Ardrey D. Brickman C. Caruthers V, Clouser E. Cox C. Dawson B. Driscol!

P. Eng R. Florey M. Fry B. Gibbony R. Laird K. Kountz

H, Meyer M. Rayback D. Reeder H. Rinehart A. Schoenebeck J, Skelly

W. Smith M, Snook D. Vantries J, Walker M. Williams H. Witherite

..â&#x20AC;˘ SPACE AGE SERVICE

First row, left to right: Heim, Kardos, Zelko, Rogers, Nieman, Taylor, Larson, G. Campbell, Harshbarger, Porter, Gilligan, Albright, Corl, Mather, Sprague, Bartlett. Second row: Mr. Crooks, Sponsor; Hall, Rigo, Holderman, Tait, Smith, Kephart, McCowan, Warrington, Hoffman, Weaver, Acheson, Gauss, Hemman, Miss Ley, Sponsor. Third row: Fye, Dunne, Asendorf, Miller, D. Campbell, Washko, Tombros, Vincent, Wiser, McClay, Sweetland, Cooper, Rayback.

STUDENT,COUNCIL The Student Council is the student government of State College High School. It works with the administration in making decisions on policies which effect the

student body. The Council membership consists of two elective representatives from each homeroom, one elective representative from each club, two delegates-at-large from each class, the presidents of each class; and many specially appointed members. Student Council raises money by sponsoring mixers, the Inaugural Ball, and the basketball and wrestling holiday tournaments. Council also sells Student Activities tickets and oper~tes the school store. The money raised is used to purchase awards and to send delegates to conventions. This year Council participated in a Youth Round-Up sponsored by the P.T.A. It brought Council members in contact with leaders in the community. Problems dealing with youth and the community were discussed and evaluated. Each year Council presents awards to outstanding members on Council. Awards are presented on the basis of council participation, citizenship, and leadership. Student Council is sponsored by Miss Eleanor Ley and Mr. Blaine Crooks.

1 WITH

A SMILE.

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OFFICERS Left to right: John Porter, Vke-Presiden1; Scott Harshbarger, president; Marie Gilligan, treasurer; Ginny Campbell, secretary.

HIT PARADE

First row, left to right: Dunlop, Jamison, Peikert, Brown, Second row: Felice, Althouse, Morris, J. Dillie, C, Corl, Taylor, M. Zelko, Bratzler, Bonser. Third row: Beik, Mclaughlin, Naylor, Cullen, Gullo, Wettstone, Hall, Josephson, Nolan, Eisman, Tait, Fourth row: Burwell, Milliken, K. Zelko, Stanford, Peterson, Sprague, B, Hoffman, Washko, Kline, Holt, Homan, Farrand, Lowden. Fifth row: Rudy, Summers, Sauers, Hayes, J. Hoffman, E. Corl, Taylor, Schultz, Gibson, W. Halderman.

The State College High School Band, under the baton of Franklin Hege, takes an active part in school and community affairs.

The Band can be seen at all football halftimes, performing many difficult routines. Hours and hours of practice go into making these routines the impressive sight that they are. Nine majorettes and two banner carriers, chosen by Mr. Hege, aid the band during football season. Band also performs at the Pennsylvania State University Band Day, at pep rallies, and at the Fourth of July parades.

Halloween

and

The principal way in which the band raises money is the presentation of the annual Spring Band Concert, which is always well attended.

1FOR 2059.

BAND "MARTIAN THROUGH GEORGIA"

MR. HEGE

First row, left to right: C. Smith, Ash, Shaw, Stumph, Higashida, Second row: Sampsell, Homan, Houtz, Volz, Campbell, Dreibelbis, Poschadel. Third row: Trussel!, Buffington, Dunne, Pawlson, Harm, Long, Brantner, Hodgkiss, Stoddart, G, Smith, Jeffries. Fourth row: G. Dillie, Friedman, Reid, Reese, Wert, Stephens, Patton, Pressler, Knipe, J. Halderman, Myers, Reede, Babione. Fifth row: Way, Cooper, Bristol, Kropp, Dills, Roach, Lonberger, Droege, Rogers, Whiteside, Wood, Rossman, Scott, Mr. Hege, director.

• • •

"I LOVE VENUS

First row, left lo right: Weston, Smith, Lukens, Peck, Jamison, Peikert, Stumpf, Dunlop, Reede, Volz. Second row: Kimmell, Passow, Higashida, Beik, Washko, Althouse, Fischer, Morris, Wert, Felice, Holt, Campbell, Farrand, Pressler, Jeffries, Anders, Buffington, Dunne, Reed, Weiser. Third row: Rudy, Summers, Adams, Mr, Cavuto, director; Kropp, Homan, Gibson, Livingston.

ORCHESTRA

The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Carmen Cavuto, does many things for our school. It performs at various school plays and productions, as well as for radio programs and the annual spring concert. This concert climaxes a busy year for the Orchestra. Members put many long hours of practice into preparing for this presentation. Orchestra sends representatives to District Orchestra each year that it is held.

DOROTHEA POSCHADEL Pianist

MR. CAVUTO \

IN THE SPRINGTIME" ...

DISTRICT BAND Seated, left to right: Dreibelbis, Jamison. Second row: Kropp, Hoffman, Felice, Babione, Althouse, Dunne.

MAJORETTES ..• PRECISION STRUTTING HA VE THEY

CHEERLEADERS

SANDRA FARRELL

•.. ROBOTS WILL NEVER REPLACE THIS

MARIE GILLIGAN

JEAN KEPHART

JUDY BAKER

A CAPPEL

Hemman, Lukens, r!olf, ~~y,

~~~:;dt,Ja~~:~\,

''n, ;;,on.g, ·.oge.,s, ,s,o,noe, o'"N' 'T

. ht· Wareham, first row, Jeff 1t~t rilha~, Oakwood,Dennis, Third ro(: Petnick, Weston, KoHu:,",.:.. ... ,..... 0 Wood, Hoy, ai, K h Fourth row: Dun op, Poorman, Acheson, oc . J. 1ay\or. For

ACCOMPANIST CYNTHIA ROGERS

Walker, O'Neill,

Horner,

ond row: Breon, Bruce, cl Harvey. Sec z \ko Kar cs, Campbel\ ' Sutherland, Beik BuWff~g:o;, P~i~~~:~~~ftriees, Peck, Gullo, Hµ\1, Larson, '

LET THE ST'JWI. RS

director Richa~d Thorne and his ninety,eight members of A Cappella Choir, 1958-59 was a very busy year. A gala ··mvsicale,··.. a performance for the PennsylVania Music Educators' Association in

Hci'rrisburg, iind the annual Christmas and sprin·g concerts provided continuous acti . . vity fOr. the choir. To prepare for these events, h,~ny hours were spent in night rehearsals. Potlwck suppers, a picnic, and post concert .parties brought the group together for fun. The section leaders aided Mr. Thorne by

directing sectional rehearsals. They were: Lorine Buffington, Soprano I; Lou Ellen Strong, Soprano II; Mary Gullo, Alto I; Gayle Larson, Alto II; Carl Frings, Tenor I; Bob Hoffman, Tenor II; John Frink assisted by Tony Felice, Bass I; ·Vance Sprague, Bass II.

To become a member of choir, interested students must try out before the director.

iLA CHOIR

First row, left to right: Shaffner, Frieman, Farrand, Nolan, Wfnck, Glass, Roan, T. McClay. Second row; Kepler, Spencer, Henning, Harford, Hoffman, Harr, Frings, Nutt, J. Taylor, Burnell. Third row: Harshbarger, Trussel!, Bingham, Geist, Porter, Dunne, Campbell, Myers, Richardson, Stanford, Bar(, Bristo!. Fourth row: Gill, Babione, Pyle, Livingston, Dil!io, Siege!, Sprague, Poorbaugh, Keith, Fischer, D. Mcclay, Osborn.

GET IN YOUR EYES"

• • •

OFFICERS S rague

MR, THORNE

Va~t:·s lcheso~,

Left to. right:'d Felice, v1ce-pres1 ent,

president; 1ony secretary, Absent:

Carol Wareham, 1reasvrer,

TEN TONES

Left to right: Wareham, Zelko, Rogers, Jeffries, Weston, Taylor, Strong, Larson, Breon, Hemman. Absent: Campbell, accompanist .

. . . "THE DAY THE Ten Tones and Polka Dots are selected singing groups chosen from A Cappella Choir each fall by Mr. Thorne and the returning members. Members are selected on the basis of blend and individual singing voice. In addition to a featured spot in the two a cappella concerts, the groups sing at various meetings and banquets throughout the year.

POLKA DOTS Left to right: Sprague, Dillie, Felice, Frink,

Winek, Hoffman, Frings, Harr.

MELLOTONES

First ro Di'llio ,,. wl: left ' re ice.

DANCE BAND

URANIANS CAME DOWN"

Siege/,

• • •

First row, left to right: Morris, Gingrich, .Felice, Althouse, Pawlson, Jamison. Second row: Stevens, Holt, Wert, Myers, Gordon, Kropp.

First row, left to right: Peck, Poschadel, Jamison. Secon'e/ row: Morris, fe.

lice, Dunne.

WOODWIND ENSEMBLE 83

First 1ow, left to right: Thornton, B. Smith, Gibboney, S. Fry, Rider, Perryman,

Ripka, P. Send:zik, C. Homan, Witherite, P. Yarnet!, Volz, Poschadel, Reede, Bathurst, Watrous, S. Smith, Pierce, Lingenfelter, Brooks. Second row: Farrel!, Sones, Carroll, Warrington, McC!oskey, Baird, Metz, Foltz, R1Jdy, Mu!Jen, Mueller, Zimmerman, Frank, Charrnbury, Petnick, Droege, P. Smith, Werner, Lonberger, E. Hom<1n, Tate, Toscano, GH!igan, E!Jenberger, Baker. Third row: Gauss, Booher, J, Spicer, Cowher, Pressler, Lewis, Clarke, Lenker, Hamilton, R. Fry, N, Fry, Neff, Seckinger, Lightner, Decker, Cutten, Dachil!e, Snyder, Burke, Koch, Jordan, Bickle, N. Yarnell, Price, DeBoer, Donkin, Hamel, fourth row: Transue, B. Spker, Krumrine, McCHntic, Burrell, Kauffman, Ferguson, M. Fry, Reidy, Cob!e, Corl, Rodgers, Coon, Remaley, Hummel, Wheland, Kissner, Pierson, Burwell, Johnson, Harbold, Korman, Parsons, Capparelli, Wilson, Harpster, Weaver, Riven, Hornstine,. Horner, Whitman.

"A SPACE-SHIP

I 84

GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ;

BUILT FOR TWO"路路路

First row, left to right: Carson, Fetzer, Parsons, Wilson, Smith, Slegal, Reeder, Ruckman, Kline, Keller, Homan, Moore, Cramer, Whe!and,

Nelson. Second row: Balent, Kepler, James, Meyers, B. Dreibelbis, Beyer, Barlett, Howell, Johnson, Toney, Corman. Third row: Tressler, Rtz, Sampsell, Seace, Jordan, Osterhoudt-, Rogers, Adams, Morris, Wareham, Brown, Brennan, Hunninger, Roan, Diehl.

... GALAXY OF SPORTS-MINDED GIRLS ...

GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Center, left to right: J. Houser, Litke, Wareham. Rear, left to right: Hoy, McCown, Weaver, Hartman, Lingenfelter, Hoffman, Mrs. Hami,11, sponsor; Kaufman, S. Smith, S. Smith, Kephart, M. J. Houser.

The Girls' Athletic Association is a group of girls chosen from the gym classes to act as the governing body of the girls' athletic program. Members are chosen on their athletic ability and sportsmanship. The association assists in choosing the sports, and in purchasing and presenting awards to outstanding girls and teams. The officers are: Judy Houser, president; Donna Litke, vice-president; Carol Wareham, secretary and treasurer. Girls' Leaders, an honorary dub for senior high girls, consists of students who teach athletic skills and referee in the physical education classes. Members are chosen for athletic skill and leadership. The officers are: Gretchen Kauffman, president; Sandra Farrell, vice-president; Carol Wareham, secretary and treasurer.

GIRLS' LEADERS

First row,

left to right: Wareham,

Scott, Houser, Kardos, Litke, Bathurst, McCowan, Sutherland. Second row: S. Smith,

Farrell, Taylor, Kauffman, S, Smith, Shawley, Hartman.

NO WASTED SPACE IN THEIR PROGRAM

HI-Y

first row, left to right: Shaffner, Wiser, Vincent, Hayden, Davidson, Roan, Kropp. Second row: Josephson, Harshbarger, Adams, ~owder. Third row: Davidson, Fer'guson, Taylor, Heim, Barlett, Bonser, Poorbaugh.

Mr.

Miller,

sponsor;

James,

lshler,

TRI-HI-Y First row, left to right: McCown, Shawley, Rogers, Tate, Scotf, Richer, Whiteside, Homan, P. Smith, Bathurst, Breon, Watrous, Roach, Dills, J, Taylor, Buffington, Hoover, Lentvorsky, Ritz, Lamborn, Bell, Wareham. Second row: Gauss, Gullo, Strong, Zimmerman, Harpster, Frank, McLaughlin, Stone, M. Zelko, Werner, Petnick, Simco, Homan, Foltz, Mueller, Baird, Dodson, Yarnell, D. Hartman, McCloskey, Albright, long, Pressler, Richards. Third row: Whisler, K. Zelko, Mann, Harm, D. Smitley, Rossman, Kephart, O'Neill, Transue, Fry, Cullen, Dachille, Irvin, Decker, Showers, Horner, Putnam, Gilligan, Addison, Mullen, Schmidt, Fourth row: Charmbury, J. Hartman, Poorman, Young, Dreibelbis, M. Smitley, Stiffler, Wright, Pierce, Harvey, Lingenfelter, Johnston, Hayes, A. Smith, Dunlop, Jeffries, Weston, Lucas, Millikin, B. Bloom, J. Taylor, Clark, Rigo, Summers, S. Smith. Fifth row: DeBoer, Gibboney, Lukens, Weaver, R. Bloom, Wheeland, Remaley, M. Deibler, M. Deibler, Whitman, Knepp, Wood, Stumpf, Kalin, MacKenzie, Parsons, Korman.

PER

First row, left to right: Price, Smith, Peck, Zelko, editor-in-chief; Riley, Tait, Bel!, Hartman, Second row: Mr. Dallam, sponsor; Kimmell, C. Petnick, B. Petnick, Werner, McNerney, Corl, Podgurski, Third row: Nutt, Love, Hemman, Walker, Boyd. Absent: Kahn.

SPACE IS OUR PROBLEM

• • •

Deadline. today!!! This well~known cry from Piper staff members was heard fourteen times during the past school year a week before each issue was published. Trips to the printer, picking up photos from one end of town to the other, tracking down people and places at every odd moment, and those hectic sessions spent putting the paper together are times gone by, but times

which will be well remembered by all students on the staff.

The editors and managers of the Piper staff are: Margie Zelko, editor-in-chief; Anne Riley, news editor; Sandy Tait, feature editor; Jane Peck and Kathy Bell, news feature editors; Sue Love and Sue Kimmel, exchange editors; Pat Jt looks like there is work to be done!

Smith, photography editor; Gal Walker, art editor; Pat Werner and Barbara Petnick, assistant art editors; Shirley McNerney and Charlece Petnick, Publicity and circulation managers; Cora Jean Corl, business manager; Janet Hartman, advertising manager; Joan Hemman and Ann LeeDecker, assistant advertising managers; Sally Lingenfelter, girls' sports editor; Carroll Price, sports editor. Reporters for the Piper are, Judy Albright, Bill Brown, Lynne Fleming, Charlene Petnick, Janet Hartman, Robin MacKenzie, Barbara Petnick, Kathy Gemmel, Liz Summers, Barbara Faris, Lois Hatten, Tony Felice, Nadine Kofman, Donald Boyd, Simon Kahn. Piper is sponsored by William Dallam.

THESPIANS Thespians is an organization composed of students who are interested in dramatics. Membership is granted on the basis of points which are earned by assisting with various school productions throughout the year. A banquet is held annually for members and initiates following the traditional formal initiation. This year the chief production of the Thespians was the joint presentation of "Sparks and Spangles" with the A Cappella Choir. The officers of Thespians are: Dick Geist, president; Dave Schlow, vice-president; Lois Bratzler, secretary; Dede Nieman, treasurer; Gail Walker, formal pledge; Jenny Roach, informal pledge.

first row, left to right: Buffington, Petnick, Smith, Dills, Droege, Watrous, Second row: Whisler, Dachifle. Third row: Kropp, Reede, Stone, MacKenzie, Podgurski.

Nieman, Roach, Brafzler, Geist, Schlow, Weiser,

ALL THE GALAXY'S A STAGE.

â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA

••• TILLERS OF THE SOIL I

The Little Lions Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is an organization designed to help develop rural leadership and good citizenship, and to stimulate the boys to better achievements in their study and work toward successful establishment in farming or in a related field. During the past year, numerous awards were won by members and the chapter. The top award was the National Gold Emblem Award which was presented to the top forty-three chapters in the United States. The chapter was also proclaimed the state winner in the Pennsylvania Community Improvement Contest for promoting farm and home safety. At the F.F.A. Activities Week, Roy Campbell, James Corl, and Robert Barr received gold medals for judging. Two other members, Thomas Harpster and Samuel Gray won silver medal awards. Roy Campbell was on the State Livestock Judging Team that went to Kansas City, Missouri, in October. Robert Barr was on the State Dairy Products Judging Team that traveled to Springfield, Massachusetts, and was also voted "Pennsylvania Holstein Boy of the Year" at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. James Corl was selected to participate in the State Tractor Driving Contest at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Ray Foster representer the local chapter at the National Safety Congress at Chicago. The officers for 1958-59 are, Lynn Wasson, president; Ted Way, vicepresident; Samuel Everhart, secretary; Robert Barr, treasurer; Edward Bohn, reporter; Larry Facer, sentinel; Edward Horner, chaplain. Mr. Donald Cross and Mr. Robert Smith are the advisors to the group. First row, left to right: Gates, Rider. Second row: Confer, D. Houtz, Gray, J, Appleton, Beck, Facer, Way, Wasson, Everhart, Bohn, E. Horner, J. Corl, Jackson, Hartman, Weaver. Third row: Dean, Johnstonbaugh, Kline, Buchenhorst, Hall, Hagenbuch, Garis, Sauers, Campbell, Myers, Delafield, Swanger, Johnson, K. Struble, Williams, Audrey, C. Horner, Foster, W. Barger, Barto, Mr. Cross, sponsor. Fourth row: Flick, Walker, R. Struble, W. Appleton, Burris, Ballenger, Witherite, A. Horner, Walters, Rinehart, Homan, L. Barger, Snook, Reeder, l. Houtz, Hommel, Guyer.

YEARN TOWARD THE STARS.

â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘

... THE EXPLORATION OF

First row, left to right: Nevel, Simco, Homan, Foltz, Lamborn, Hoover, McClintic, Corl, Lentvorsky, Podgurski, Schilling, Rudy, Dodson, Pressler, J. Harpster, C. Horner, long. Second row: Miss Hess, sponsor; Stanford, B. Horner, M. J, Horner, Bloom, Showers, Capparelli, Rossman, Sager, Fry, Stiffler,

Bruss, Shuey, O'Bryan, Sendzik, Ripka, Keller, Mitchell, Miss Smith, sponsor. Third row: B. Gibboney, Kessinger, Gilligan, Wilson, Harbold, Packer, Wheland, R. Gibboney, Day, Dreibelbis, Poorman, Anderson, B. Harpster, M. Deibler, M. Deibler, C. Sendzik, Knepp, Whitehill, Williams.

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for students enrolled in business subiects. The State College Chapter No. 644 was organized in 1952 and now has a membership of more than sixty students from the sophbmore, junior and senior classes. The FBLA organization helps to prepare the members for future jobs. Members learn how to compete with their colleagues, engage in individual and group business enterprise, hold office and direct the affairs of the group, and work with representatives from other organizations. FBLA also provides an opportunity to travel to conventions and conferences, and to visit other chapters as well as business and industrial enterprises. The Future Business Leaders of America serves as a means of bringing the interests of students together to deal with the improvement of our business program.

OFFICERS Left to right: Schilling, treasurer; Corl, secretary; Podgurski, vice-president; Lenfvorsky, president; McClintic, reporter.

SPACE WILL DEMAND .

• •

QUILL AND SCROLL

First row, left to right: Podgurski, Tait, Zelko, Hartman. Second row: Warrington, Albright1 Riley, Smith, Tate, Mr.

Dallam, Sponsor. Absent: J. Peck, C. Bell.

VARSITY ''S''

First row, left to right: Kissinger, Balent, Dreibelbis, Tressler, Shaffner, Porter, Bartlett, Smith, McClay, Second row: Rix, Gilligan, Winek, Meyers, Williams, Heim, Heckendorn, Overlock, Carelas, J. Kepler, Mr. Leonard, sponsor. Third row: Horner, G. Kepler, Cannon, Miller, Houtz, Moore, Justice, Harshbarger, Spencer, Siegal, Vincent.

PEP CLUB

... STRONG BODIES AS

First row, left to right: Horner, Meredith, Lagally, Kepler, Kropp. Second row: Schultz, Porter, Houtz, James, Morris. Third row: Haldeman, Everhart, Overlock, Lowder, Poorbaugh, Mr. Barr, sponsor.

HALL PATROL

First row, left to right: Holderman, R. Horner, Tressler, ]shier, Kline, T. Horner, Clouser, Wheland, Second row: Conway, Porter, Gearhart, Kepler, Parsons, Homan, Musser, Albright. Third row: Houser, Way, Williams.

First row, left to right: Adams, Schmidt, Dachille, Maule, Whisler, Breon, Kardos, Lingenfelter, Nieman, Irvin, Larson, S. Mclaughlin, Wright, Young, Poorman. Second row: Whitehill, Isenberg, Transue, R. Johnston, Pierce, Lucas, K. Bell, Harvey Addison, Stiffler, M. Smitley, D. Smitley, Bloom, Horner, Packer, Barnes, Barr, Remaley, M. Corl. Third row: P. Johnston, Kofman, Meyers, Carl路 son, P. Corl, Smith, Neilson, Kessinger, Kisner, Bradley, Love, McKinley, Glantz, Houts, LeeDecker, Brkkwedde, Gemmell, Alexander, Hoenstine, Gilligan, Hamilton, Hummel, S. Bell. Fourth row: Houser, Coon, Donaldson, Bruce, Lenker, Donkin, Rodgers, Weaver, Cramer, Harne!, Coble, Acheson, McNerney, Hatten, Oakwood, Kimmel, Fleming, Miller, Lewis, Nelson, Alderfer, Homan, Hoy, J. Mclaughlin, Rivers.

WELL AS MINDS .

GYMNASTICS

CLUB First row, left to right: Wood, Schmidt, Porter, Balent, Hummel. Second row, kneeling on floor: Rank, Justice, Tressler, Winek, Third row: W. Dreibelbis, Harbold, Summers, Jamison, Thiel,

McCormick.

ARCHERY

CLUB

p A N

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B First row, left to right: Whisler, Litke, Pressler, Strong, Frank, Harpster, Decker, Dunlop, Gilligan, Pierce, Lucas, Roach, Werner, D. Smitley, M. Smitley, Ladue. Second row: Ford, Bell, Peikert, Mann, Walker, Miller, Schmid, Wood, Lingenfelter, Johnston, Hayes, Meyer, Kalin, Stumpf, DeBoer, Weaver, Miller, Mrs. Rice, Sponsor, Third row: Zelko, Holt, Ash, Harm, Hall, Wernham, Slagle, Kepler, Royer, Dillie, Lowden, Josephson, Davison, Absent; J, Mather.

. .. FOR VITAL COMMUNICATION

G E R

M A N

u B First row, left to right: Reede, Tate, Mueller, Jeffries, Buffington, Dachille, Schultz. Second row: Mr. Stupp, sponsor; Poschadel, Welch, Siegel, Hummel, Keith, Wert.

R E N

First row, left to right: Richer, P. Smith, Breon, Charmbury, Petnick, Toscano, S. Smith, Gullo, Peterson, Summers, S. Smith, Wareham, Bell, Tait, Addison, Lendrim. Second row: Kalin, Ellenberger, Young, Wright, Bloom, Glantz, Richards, Hatten, Fleming, Hummel, Remaley, Rig_o, Putnam, Peck, Walker, Harvey, Transue, Spicer. Third row: Lukens, Henning, Kropp, Brown, Zierzow, Adams, Wiser, Harford, Osborn, Holderman, Lucas, Faris, Irvin, Sutherland, Mrs. Rice, sponsor. Absent: M. Zelko.

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First row, left to right: Holt, Kountz, Passow, Peck, Weiser, Walker, MacKenzie, Second row: Mr. Thorne, sponsor; Dills, Volz, Reede, Kropp, Miller, Lagally, Warrington, Mueller. Third row: Naylor, Althouse, Bonser, Siegel, Sch!ow, Dunne, Davis, Felice.

IN THE SPACE AGE ... F I

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Left to right: Henning, Brickman, Kahn, Barnes, Brumberg, Hummel, Keith, Warrington, Carroll, Miller, Mr. Shadel, sponsor.

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First row, left to right: Mr. Patrilak, sponsor; Brickwedde, Zelko, Taylor, Rogers, Buffington, Bratzler, Hoffman, Second row: James, Rank, Kline, Taylor, Siegel, Dillie, Sprague, Welch. Third row: Babione, Frink, Meyers, !shier, Asendorf.

PROJECTION CLUB First row,

left to right:

Robison,

Vincent, Musser, Walker, Holderman. Second row: Mr. Hue, sponsor; Pressler, Winek, Kline, Confer. Third row: Howell, Burnell, Barlett, Kofman. Fourth row: Mark, Gearhart, Davidson, Wernham, Fifth row: Wert, Lowden, Ernst.

REPRESENTING JUNIOR SPACE PROPELLANTS .

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

First row, left to right: Farrell, Campbell, McLaughlin, Ellenberger. Second row: Gullo, Taylor, Smith.

COOKING IS OUT OF THIS WORLD

HOMEMAKING CLUB

row, left fo right: Brooks, Fry, Dawson, Dodson, Gibboney, Young, Ladue, Second row: Mrs, Shaffer, sponsor; Parsons, Harbold, Maule, Korman, Anderson, Whitman. Third row: Thornton, Schmidt, Frye, Clark, Harpster.

First

RADIO STAFF First row, left to right: Mr. Shaffer, sponsor; MacKenzie. Second row: Schlow, Osborn, Glatz, Geist.

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS First row, left to right: Sauer, Nolan, Stumpf, Cullen, M. Smitley, Glantz, Riley, D, Smitley.

Zimmerman,

Kountz, Miss Mahey, sponsor, Second row: Podgurski,

Peterson,

Rocket around the clock.

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A gracious lady.

All voices swell in song.

MOMENTS TO REMEMBER ..

Our very own flood.

•

Out-in-the-bar-n

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The night of a great day-We beat Bellefonte 34-0.

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THE DAY WE TORE

"Dis must be de place"

Wow! Spirit and cheesecake!

THE GOAL POSTS DOWN

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Where are those hotdogs?

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I Wonder wh , o s following Ille?

.. THE NEW YEAR'S

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l The plain foxtrot ' a man's best friend!

EVE WE DID THE TOWN .

• •

There is always room for one more,

kissing h '

armless a d

n Pleasa t n exercise!

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RON JUSTICE

GENE TRESSLER

SCOTT HARSHBARGER

JOHN WOLFE

BILL MOORE

Front row: M. Moore, manager; B. Carelas, J. Reeder, D. Siegal, J. Williams, B. Moore, D. McClay, B. Heim, R. Justice, J. Frye, L. Smith, S, Harshbarger, H. Spencer, Middle row: Mr. Kemmerer Jr., Coach; J. Dunne, G. Tressler, W, Dreibelbis, F. Garis, A. -i<u~inger, L. Basler, H. Roan, J. Porter, B. Houtz,

VARSITY The Little Lion gridders with Bill Leonard and his two assistants Ted Kemmerer, Jr. 1 and Bob Smith at the helm steered the team to a very impressive 8-1 record, highlighting the season with a 34-0 win over the Red Raiders of Bellefonte. Bruce Heim, Jim Williams, and Scott Harshbarger were named to several JIM WILLIAMS

FOOTBALi. IS LIKE

HOWDY SPENCER LARRY SMITH

JOHN PORTER

DAVE McCLAY

J. Wolfe, T. Cannon, C. Price, J. Kepler, R. Horner, C. Vincent, F. Musser, J. Rix, managers; Mr. Leonard, coach. Back row: Mr, Dallam, trainer; D. Babione, B, Anders, J. Clinefelter, D, Wolfe, J. Miller, B. Smith, D. Campbell, B. Heiser, G. Mellot, E. Mclaughlin, J. Davidson.

FOOTBALL all-star teams. Heim and Williams made the All-Central Counties and Susquehanna Conference team. Williams was selected Lineman of the Year in the Western Conference and Heim made second team end. Harshbarger received honorable mention on all three honor teams, Williams was selected All-State second team center. Heim and Harshbarger received honorable mention.

SPACE TRAVEL .. .

WAYNE DREIB!LBIS

Scott and John stop Dubois player.

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YOU MUST HA VE A

In the opening game of the season, State College drubbed Moshannon Valley 33-0 with a powerful ground offensive and a tight defense. Two 30 yard touchdown runs by Gene Tressler sparked the team's offense.

John Wolfe turned in an impressive 186 yards in eighteen carries and earned the nickname of

"Big Bad Wolfe" in defeating Dubois 19-12. This was considered a key victory.

The following week Bald Eagle came over the mountain in hopes of an upset victory, but the

Maroon stayed on top with a 13-6 victory. Bill Moore and Wayne Dreibilbis made a fine defensive showing.

The iourney to Clearfield proved to be well worthwhile. Scott Harshbarger scored three touchdowns to pave the wa'y to a 19-12 victory. Howdy Spencer stood out on defense by vicious

tackling and the completion of a beautiful forty yard pass to Bruce Heim. State's single loss came at the hands of Lewis-

town. At the half the score stood Lewistown 26, and State 13. In an exciting fourth quarter, after losWolfe scores against Philipsburg.

JOE FYE

Run Geno!

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TOM CANNON

'I 1

CREW IN TOP CONDITION

Scott makes first down against Lewistown.

••• ing Howdy Spencer with an injured leg, State sco~~ ed 21 points with Harshbarger running and pass-

ing to Heim, Miller, and McClay. John Wolfe's bull-like running covered considerable yardage, b.~t it wasn't enough as State lost 34-47. Nineteen proved to be the lucky number again as the Maroon whipped the Huntingdon Bearcats l 9-13 in the Bearcat's lair. Bartlett and Harshbarger were standouts on defense, with Harshbarger nab-

bing three of the oppositions passes. State's defense was outstanding in the 20-7 win

over Philipsburg. Bruce Heim and Jim Williams stood out defensively with Harshbarger who intercepted two passes. John Wolfe's running and Ron Justice's blocking led the way offensively for the Little Lions as they proved too tough for Phillips-

burg. The last home game of the season ended in a 28-0 victory over Tyrone. Gene Tressler and Tom

Cannon ran the ball well as Larry Smith and Danny Siegal opened up gaping holes in the Tyrone line. Bill Moore and Ron Justice tackled viciously. State subs showed their mettle during the second half by holding Tyrone scoreless.

DANNY Wolfe fights for yardage.

SLEGAL

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LARRY BARLETT RON HORNER BILL CARELAS

HARR'f ROAN

STATE SHELLACK MARTIAN RED RAIDERS, 34-0 State went into the Iron Kettle game on Armistice Day with a 7-1 record while Bellefonte held a 3-4 record. The second time State got the ball they scored with John Wolfe going across from the ten yard line. Late in the second quarter State scored again as Tom Cannon went over left tackle for a touchdown. In the second half State marched 93 yards for a touchdown as Scott Harshbarger sneaked it across from the one. State recovered a Bellefonte fumble and Tom Cannon scored again. Bill Carelas then tossed a 47 yard scoring pass to Bruce Heim. Ron Horner kicked four out of five extra points to make his season record 20 out of 31. Bob Houtz's punting proved to be the key factor in the game as Dan Siegal downed one punt on Bellefonte's one foot line. The Maroon line stood fast during the entire game holding back the shifty Raider backs. Scott Harshbarger intercepted two passes and Gene Tressler chipped in with several key tackles at crucial moments.

We got it!!!

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Tom rushes within inches of the goal line.

Watch that end!

Hit 'em harder, boys!

. . . EVERY Pl.A Y BEGINS WITH A

COUNTDOWN

...

J. V. FOOTBALL

State -------------------- 6 State ___________________ 42 State -------------------- 0

Philipsburg __________ 27 Juniata Joint 6 Bald Eagle --路路------ 25 State __________________ 25

State --- 1 5 State -- -- --- --- 7 State -- --------- 13

Clearfield ___________ 13 Bellefonte ___________ 0 Jersey Shore __________ 0

Huntingdon __________ 6

Front row: S. Fogelsanger, R. Pyle, D. Sweetland, S. Corl, M. Gill, l. Bristol, N. Kofman, J. Taylor, L. Steinberg, T. Ballenger, G. McGeary, J. Walters. Back row: Mr. Long, R. Matis, G. Wiser, T. Aston, J, Wernham, D. Myers, J, Trussell, P. Adams, D. Gackenbach, T. Mcclay, E. McAlpine, D. Watson, S. Ullrich, H, Witherite, Ed Facer, Mr. Mills, coach.

The Junior Varsity football team was led in a successful season by the new head coach, Mr. Mills and his assistant, Mr. Long. The team racked up a record of 5 wins and 2 losses. After losing the first game to Philipsburg 27-6, the State team romped to a 42-6 win over Juniata Joint. Bald Eagle tallied a 25-0 win over State, but the boys came back the next week with a l 5-13 win over Clearfield. The following week the Bellefonte team was stopped by a score of 7-0. Jersey Shore was the next victim with State coming out on the long end of a 13-0 score. The last game was with Huntingdon and State ended the season in great shape overcoming the Bearcat Juniors, 25-6. The boys showed hustle and drive during the season which indicates we should see some fine football next year.

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First row: Armagh-Brown; second row: Williamsburg; third row: Renovo; fourth row: State College,

BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ... AND THE CRUCIAL PROBLEM The Second Annual Invitational Basketball Tournament was held in the Little Lion gym December 22 and 23. Armagh-Brown, Renovo, Williamsburg, and State College, all tough and experienced teams, took part in the tournament. In the opening game, Williamsburg, with a freshman, Don Appleman, leading in points, defeated Renovo,

67-53. In the second game the Little Lion cagers whipped Armagh-Brown, 68-52. On the second night Renovo, led by Bob Heintz, defeated Armagh-Brown in the consolation game. State highlighted the evening by downing Williamsburg 51-42, putting State in the spotlight as the winner of the tournament. Scott Harshbarger received the Most Valuable Player Trophy which was presented to him by the Queen of the Tournament, Betty McCown.

Who will get it???

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GENE TRESSLER Most Outstanding Wrestler

QUEEN MARY

WRESTLING TOURNAMENT IS REACHING ESCAPE VELOCITY . â&#x20AC;˘.

Eight of the toughest teams in the state participated in the Second Annual Wrestling Tournament on December 29 and 30. Bedford, Greenville, Indiana, Latrobe, Mifflinburg, New Castle, Titusville, and State College grapplers vied for team and individual honors during the three wrestling sessions. In the first 1ession State came away with 10 of the 11 boys undefeated. Nine Little Lion wrestlers emerged from the afternoon session of the second day undefeated to go into the finals. Six maroon-clad boys came out of the finals with the first place honors, three placed second, and one third, giving the Little Lions the top score of 95. State copped another honor when Gene Tressler won the Outstanding Wrestler award. He was presented the trophy by the tournament queen, Mary Gullo.

... THEY CONCENTRATE ON ONE IMPORTANT

Troubles, Scott?

Left to right: Cronemiller, Spencer, Harshbarger, Williams, Heckendorn, Ferguson, Johnson,

VARSITY

Poseing. Dick?

State .. --路-- 路---- _7 6 State ______ --- __ _71 -- _____ 55 State _____ 55 State State _______ ----- 48

Bellefonte Bald Eagle. Bellefonte Bald Eagle ------Huntingdon

56 44 37 35 76

State State._ State State ..

_________ 45 ....48 ________ 51 ______ 59

Hollidaysburg Huntingdon __

Penns Valley Lock Haven

65 55 47 84

Coach Hal Griffith and his 1959 State High Basketball team enjoyed an l l-8 mark, finishing third in the Central State League. This mark was an improve-

ment over the 1958 mark of 5-12. The team was paced by Scott Harshbarger, leading scorer with 286 points. Jim Williams and Dick

Johnson had 176 and 169 points, respectively, to finish second and third. ln the opening contest of

the

season,

State

walloped its archrival, Bellefonte, 76-56. Harshbarger scored 47 points and Williams had 15. Traveling to Bald Eagle, Dave Ferguson stood out as he scored 16 points and rebounded well. The

SECTION OF SPACE ... SURROUNDED BY AN IRON RIM ...

Bible, Josephson, Miller, Plessinger, Houtz. Center, /eh to right: Rex, Geist; Barlett, Kline.

Williams dumps one!

BASKETBALL ________ 59 State__ State ___ _ _______ 52 State __ -- _________ 66 ___ 52 State _____

Jersey Shore Renovo

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Chief Logan Jersey Shore

--------------

69 53 54 57

State -------------- 55 _________ 53 State__ ________ 51 State State______ ________ 57

Renovo Chief Logan Lock Haven __ Penns Valley ________

47 45 73 45

second game with Bellefonte proved to be no contest as the Little Lions ran up a 55-37 count to win going away. Bob Houtz had 16 points. Bald Eagle came to State High with visions of an upset, but after leading by only eight points at half-time, State poured it on to win 71-44. Harshbarger scored 17 points to lead all scorers. State High traveled to Huntingdon, defending Mountain League champs, with an undefeated record, only to get walloped 76-48. Harshbarger came through with 18, Williams came with 11, and Miller with 1 O; but, this was almost all the scoring. Hollidaysburg, Mountain League champs this year, came to State College and posted a 65-45 win, as only Dave Ferguson could penetrate the Hollidayburg defense with 13 points. State High then took time out for their Second Invitational Tournament. Renovo, Kishacoquil!as, and Williamsburg were the other teams represented at this tournament. In the first round game State defeated Kishacoquillas' 68-52, as Scott Harshbarger scored 17 and Dick Johnson scored 13 points in the only quarter he played. In the finals State defeated the defending Class C State Champs, Williamsburg 51-42, as Harshbarger was then voted the Outstanding Player in the tournament. 119

State then played its last non-league con-

test, losing to Huntingdon, 55-48. The following week State opened up its league by de-

feating Penns Valley 51-47 when Scott Harshbarger, Dick Johnson, and Bob Houtz all hit in double figures. lock Haven then traveled to State and won by an 84-59 score. Next, a journey to Jersey Shore gave the Lions another

loss 69-59 as Harshbarger, 20; Johnson, 17; and Williams, 11, led the scoring. A heartbreaking 53-52 loss to Renovo followed. Harshbarger scored

to lead on scoring.

Bouncing back the following week, State walloped Chief Logan 66-54. The second half of the league got underway with State losing to Jersey Shore 59-52 as Scott Harshbarger once again stood out, along with Jim Williams, Bernie Bible, and Dick Johnson. Renovo was next and State plowed them

under 55-47 when Harshbarger scored 22 and Johnson, 20. Chief Logan was played next and State again came out on top 53-45 as Skip Heckendorn had 16 points and Harshbarger had 18. At lock Haven, the following week, State was defeated 73-51. Harshbarger had 20 points and Williams had 13. The season ended the following week with a 57-45 win over Penns Valley. Harshbarger had 16, Williams, 12; and Bible, 12; to pave the way along with Chuck Chronemiller who stole the ball time and again to stand out defensively.

Beautiful shot, Scott!

Looks good, Dick

Dld it路go in?

First row, left to right: C. Smith, M. Williams, J. Buchannon. Second row: Lance Cooper, J. Dutt, P. Rogers, R. Faucher, T. Nutt, R. Prosser. Third row: L. Bartlett, B. Smith, M. Rayback, R. Pyle, H. White, B. Kline, Coach Kemmerer.

J. V. BASKETBALL Chief Logan 80

State __ 53 ______ 39 State _______ 55 State State _____________ 68 State ___ 42 State _______________ 40 State _ 56 Which basket!

State ______________ 58 State___ _ ____ _4 l State __ 57 Bellefonte_ -- 48 Bald Eagle 18 Bellefonte _ 28 Bald Eagle 48 Huntingdon 40 Hollidaysburg 38 Huntingdon 52

Lock Haven __________ 60 Penns Vallev ______ 42 State__ 41 Penns Valley 29 State_ __44 Lock Haven 56 State ___ __ _____ 42 Jersey Shore 41 State __ 37 Renovo 45 ___ 59 Chief Logan ________ 61 State State __ 55 Jersey Shore 46 - _ _48 State Renovo 50

Break the tie?

Play nice, Mac.

... HERE THE EMPHASIS IS TOM BALENT District Champ 112

Coach Hdmer Barr and the mighty Maroon Wrestling tea路m continued its dominance of District 6 and ran the victory string to 31 in a row. In the opening match of the season the team whitewashed Penns Valley 46-0. Glenn Thiel, Tom Balent, John Porter, Bill Moore, and John Davison registered falls for the Little Lions. In the toughest match of the season State whipped powerful Lock Haven 24-20. District Champ Tom Balent decisioned former P.I.A.A. Champ Ted Hill 3-0. Glenn Thiel came from behind to pin Womeldorf. In a thrHler Wayne Dreibelbis pinned Mike Vacuolo in the third period.

Porter reverses in 8-6 win.

Left to right: Glenn Thiel, 95 (9-2); Dave Thiel, 103 (9-0); Tom Balent, l 12 (10-0-1 ); Ron Horner, 120 (6-2-1); Dick Tressler, 127 {11-0); Gene Tresslerr 133 (10-1); Dick

Dick Tressler decisioned "Lefty" Brown in a hard fought match. State's next victim was Phillipsburg 23- 15. In his first varsity bout, Dave Thiel decisioned Locky 4-3. Those three points were the only ones scored on Thiel in dua,! meets this season. Dick Tressler scored his first fa-II of the season in the second period against Peterson. Dreibelbis clinched the meet with a pin at 154. In a fast moving bout, John Porter lost to Walt Melius of Philipsburg 14路 12. On the way to a 29路 11 victory over Bald Eagle both Tresslers scored falls and Bill Carelas gave up 15 lbs. in the 165 bout and had a 2-2 draw with Lucas. Ron Horner put in a good account with a 4-2 decision over tough Alan Hastings. Tyrone fell 43-5 under the massive Maroon attack. Justice at 185 nailed Roger Kilmartin in a speedy 9 seconds. Horner and Maisano drew 5-5 at 120 lbs. Dick Tressler pinned Ken Weston in 15 seconds, Wayne Dreibelbis pinned Michaels in 45 seconds, and Tom Balent wrapped up Hardy in l ,56. State's next opponent, Chief Logan, wcls overcome 36- l l. D. Tressler pinned Smith, but brother, Gene, was forced to succumb to Cubby Bair. Porter pinned Reniard in 1,30 and Justice pinned Bohn in 3,05.

DICK TRESSLER

Dribelbis works for pin.

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District Champ 127

ON GUIDED MUSCLES .••

GENE TRESSLER

District Champ 133

Campbell, 138 (4-4-l ); John Porter, 145 (7-3-1 ); Wayne Dreibelbis, 154 (9-1 ); Ron Justice, 165 (6-1 ); Bill Moore, 185 (5-3-2),

State ___________ 4 6 State____________ 24 State____________ 23 State_____________ 29 State__________-43 State ____________ 3 6 S\ate________ 2 8 State_________ 32 State____________ 26 State__________ 32 State___________ so

Penns Valley ____ 0 Lock Haven ________ 20 Philipsburg ________ 15 Bald Eagle ________ 11 Tyrone ________________ 5 Chief Logan ____ 1) Lewistown ________ -· 8 Bellefonte ________ 12 Clea-rfield ________ >11 Curwensville _______" C Dubois ________ ·------ 0

Lewistown was handed its second defeat and State tacked on victory number 27. Maunder decisioned Horner at 120 and Dick Campbell, 138, held Smith to a 3-3 draw. Dick Tressler continued undefeated in beating Bossert 5-4 at 133. Balent decisioned once beaten Wyland 4-2 and Justice pinned Noerr in the second period. The Red Raiders of Bellefonte were pushed over 32-12 and State hung up its 28th straight victory. Tom Balent and Andy Thal battled to a 2-2 draw at 112. Porter pinned Corman in the 3rd period. Clearfield, one of the top teams in district 9 came to State College the following week with hope of upsetting the Little Lions. They lost 26-11 as Tom Balent ditched his man in the first period for the only pin. State Champ Dick Tressler won 14-2 over John Kruse and Dick Campbe•II upset Art Weiss, Jr. 5-4. 154 pounder Wayne Dreibelbis lost his first bout of the year by a 6-4 count. Stretching their string to 30 wins, the Little Lions walloped Curwensville 32-9. Dick Tressler beat previously undefeated Barry Seiner with a first period fall. Dick Campbell decisioned Bob Irwin 4-2. Ron Horner returned to the lineup and won

Moose holds him down.

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The coach looks on.

Horner breaks him down.

Geno goes off the mat in District finals.

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7-0. Gene Tressler walloped Kelley 12-1 to continue his string of victories. John Porter and Dave Thiel both gained falls, but a sad point for State was the losing of Ron Justice from the unbeaten ranks, as he lost a 4-0 decision to und1efeated Hermen Domico. In the final match of the year, State proved to be perfectious with a 50-0 win over Dubois. Glenn Thiel started off with a first period fall and his brother, Dave, kept it up with a second period fall as he had only three points scored on him all year. Tom Balent recorded the fastest fall of the day with a 56 second job. Ron Horner then followed through with a 5-1 decision and Dick Tressler got the little Lions back _on the pinning road with a fall in 2, 15. Gene Tressler decisioned Larry Robb by a 9-3 count and Dick Campbell grabbed his first pin of the year. John Porter then decisioned John Tankalavage 5-1. Wayne Dreibelbis got a pin and was followed up by Ron Justice's pin. Bill Moore then amazed everyone by giving away twenty pounds and soundly thrashing Dubois heavyweight, Howie Hunter, 6-4, scoring all six points in the second period.

The District 6 Tournament was both exciting and crowded.

. . . FROM THE WRESTLING MATS TO THE LAUNCHING PAD ...

J. V. WRESTLING

First row, left to right: McCormick, Wiser, Ebaugh, T. Adams, P. Adams, Facer, J. Kepler, G. Kepler, Carelas, Gill, B. Barr. Second row: Mr. Barr, Mannino, Strouse, Vincent, Weaver, Dumm, Markle, Knipe.

State______ _____ 20 State_____ _____ _48 ____ _40 State State________ ___ 33 State ____________ 3 1 State____ ______ 32 State. __________ 36 State ____________ 3 2

Curwensville

27 Chief Logan 9 Penns Valley ------------ 0 Chief Logan ------------ 15 Sugar Valley 11 Hollidaysburg ____ _____ 19 Tyrone -------------------- 13 Bellefonte ___ .. 21 ,,

State __________ 38 State __ ... 20 State _____ ______ 26 State____ _______ 25 State _________ 27 State ___________ 24 _23 State State_____ ______ 27

Bald Eagle ____ Hollidaysburg lock Haven Curwensville Moshannon Valley Lewistown ----

Dubois ----路路Philipsburg

14 35 21 20 12 21 26 16

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First row, left to right: Barr, Babione, Moore, Slagle, D. McClay, Heim, Spencer, Sprague, Felice, Krause, Overlock. Second row: Trussell, Rogers, Aston, Mannino, Clinefelter, Post, T. McC!ay, Dumm, VanTries, Gordon. Third row: Anders, Henning, T. Horner, Houser, Bristol, Osterhoudt, Golatz, Wettstone,

Man! I've had it.

State _ ---- l 08 Chief Logan State 81 Huntingdon S::learfield 46 __86 State_ Dubois

23 32 30V2

Lock Haven ____ 45V,

HIGH JUMPING ON THE MOON The State High track team of 1958 was undefeated. A well-balanced team and the fine coaching of Jackson Horner were responsible for this excellent season. There were several school records broken last year by the power-packed team. Tom Beaver was captain of field events and Frank Peikert was the captain of running events for the 1958 track team. The first meet of the season saw Chief Logan snowed under as State romped off with a 108-23 victory. Tom Beaver broke the previous shot put record of 45'8" set by Dick Hassinger. Beaver heaved the shot a record 47'4". The Juniata College Invitational Scholastic Relays was all State High, as several new records were made and Frank Peikert, after participating, in three events, made off with the trophy for the Most Outstanding Parti~ cipant. Frank Peikert, Pete Mueller, Tony Felice and Vance Sprague broke the two-mile relay record of 8:5 l .8 set in 1956 with a new record of 8,34.2. The Sprint Medley Relay record was broken by Dick O'Connell, Howdy Spencer, Jerry Slagle and Frank Peikert. The old record of 3,55.5 was set in 1956 by State and the new record is 3:54.5. Jerry Wettstone also set a new record of 5'11" in the high jump. The next action was a triangular meet with Huntingdon, Clearfield, and State High. The Maroon was first with 81, Clearfield second with 46,

R A

Sampsell, Schoenbeck, Fourth row: Coach Horner, Heebner, Mclaughlin, Buchannon, Beasum, Washko, Mothersbaugh, Davidson.

CENTRAL COUNTIES TRACK MEET State Jersey Shore 33 6/ l O Lock Haven 29 Chief Logan _____ 0 Huntingdon __ 19 6/ l O

6/10

Tyrone 6 l/10 Lewistown ____ 45 l I l O Clearfield ____________ 28 Armagh Brown ______ 2

WOULD GO TO 25 FEET .

and Huntingdon's 32 placed them last. The next meet was a triangular meet with DuBois and Lock

Haven as our opponents. Again State came away the victor with 86 points while Lock Haven and DuBois had 45V2 and 30V2 respectively. Nine teams participated in the Central Counties meet May 8, 1958, and again the Lions came out on top due to the fine team balance. Dave McClay broke the Central Counties 120 High Hurdle record of 16,3 with a strong 16, l dash. State's closest competitor was Lewistown with 45 1 I l 0. The DuBois Invitational Track Meet was held at night and consisted only of running events. State College, Punxsawtauney, Red Bank, Ridgeway, Smithport, DuBois, and Cooper Township participated. State won the event once again through determination and team balance. The State High team also made a good showing at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Howdy Spencer, Dick O'Connell, Pete Mueller and Frank Peikert won their heat in the 2-mile relay in 8:34. l, but not fast enough to win the championship. Bruce Heim won the discus in the districts, qualifying him for the states.

Come on Dave, you can make that hurdle!

( ,, _;,,; """ \...;

LARRY SMITH

First row, left lo right: Coach Hanna, G. Kepler, J. Parsons, J. Wolfe, J. Porter, T. Slagle, J. Witherite, D. Ferguson, and B. Geist. Second row, left to right: C. Vincent, J. Glenn, B. Kline, R. Horner, E. Schultz, S. Harshbarger, J. Kepler, D. Struble, F. Benner, and M. Williams. Third row,

BASE

. . . ON THE MOON, OUTFIELDERS JIM PARSONS

State 3 State ------------- 1 State -4 State __ - ---- 2 State ---- 8

Alumni

Philipsburg Bald Eagle Penns Valley Bellefonte

0 8 7

The 1958 little lion baseball team under the direcSlugger!

tion of Coach John Hanna won six ball games and lost four, finishing second in the Central Penn Baseball League.

In the first game of the season State High defeated the Alumni 3-0 as Dave Ferguson and Jim Williams

combined to pitch no-hit ball. Ron Clouser sparked the State attack in the opening league game. The Little Lions lost to Philipsburg by an 8-1 score. John Porter

and Jerry Witherite hit well for the Little lions. Bald Eagle then defeated State High 7-4. Penns Valley was next as the Little Lions got back on the beam with a 2- l win on a one-hitter by Jim Williams. John Porter singled home the winning run. The following day State invaded arch-rival Bellefonte and won an 8-5 slugfest. Scott Harshbarger, Larry Smith, and Jerry Witherite hit homers for State. Dave Ferguson got the win with Jim Williams relieving late in the game. Penns Valley came to State for the return game and in the eighth inning, the Littlie Lions won 1-0. Williams pitched a

two hitter. Scott Harshbarger had three for three at the plate. Jerry Witherite tripled and Larry Smith singled him home for the only run of the game. Dave Ferguson

GEORGE KEPLER

left to right: P. Wellington, G. Wilson, B. Hoffman, J. Williams, L. Smith, R. Clouser, R. Gates, L. Post, L. Wert, and J. Rix.

:13ALL

WOULD BE 3/ 4 MILE FROM HOMEPLATE State __ ----- l State _ - ---- l State - --------- 3 State 0 ____ l O State_

Penns Valley Clearfield Philipsburg Bald Eagle Bellefonte

â&#x20AC;˘

0 0 5 9 2

reached peak form in the following game with a one hit shutout. He singled in the only run of the game as State won 1-0. State traveled to Philipsburg next losing a 5-3 decision to the champion Mounties. Every starter had a hit for State High and it took a triple play to beat State. Bald Eagle then trounced State by a 9-0 count as the Little Lions attack never quite got started. In the final game of the season, State did everything right as Jim Williams pitched in a l 0-2 win over Bellefonte. Scott Harshbarger had four for four to wind up with a 480 average. Jim Parsons and Larry Smith each had three hits and John Porter slammed a home run. Looking.ahead to this season State had eight of nine regulars ret.urning. Only three players of last year's squad are lost by graduation. Returning lettermen are pitcher, Jim Williams and Dave Ferguson, catcher Ron Clouser and Larry Smith. First baseman, Scott Harshbarger, second sacker, George Kepler, and third baseman John Porter return in the infield. John Kepler and Jim Parsons return in the outfield.

RON CLOUSER

JOHN PORTER

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Front row, left to right: Jeff Gordon, Terry Horner, George Kepler, Dick Wettstone, Dave Samson, Pat Gilligan. Second row, left to right: Pat Houser, Vance Sprague, Tony Felice, Al Schoenbeck, Mr, Horner, coach.

CROSS COUNTRY . . . MAYBE SPORTSMEN OF THE FUTU1 22 1/2 Williamsport Johnstown --------------- l 5 19V2 Altoona Johnstown 23 Altoona 43

State _ ___ 32V2 State __ _40 State __ _35V2 ___ 32 State_ State __ 65 Johnstown_

_ 44

State___ -------- l 5 State__ _________ 33

Williamsport Clearfield Altoona

58 40 22

DISTRICTS

State

PAT HOUSER

130

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The Maroon Cross Country team, coached by Jackson Horner, with Pat Gilligan as captain, had a 1-7 record last season. Even though the boys didn't win more meets there were some outstanding events to brighten the picture. Pat Houser finished first in the Williamsport meets but his team-mates weren't dose enough behind to win. Houser pushed District Champ, Howie Deardoff to a new course record in the Johnstown meet. State lost 路a close one at Altoona's hilly 21/2 mile Highland Park course. Houser came in third, Felice fourth, Sprague seventh and Schoenbeck eighth. State shut out Clearfield for the only win of the season. Nine men roared across the finish line before a Clearfield man came across. State finished third in the districts with Houser coming across fourth and Gordon eighth. This qualified Houser and Gordon for the States, but Houser suffered a hip iniury which prevented his finishing the race.

Front row, left to right: Jack Meredith, Bob Houtz, Pat Gilligan, Bob Knipe, Joe Wernham. Second row, left lo right: Ted Kemmerer, Jr., coach, Dick Johnson, Fred Kissinger, Dick Struble, Bill Glass, Paul Adams.

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The State High golf team, coached by Ted Kemmerer Jr., is hoping for a topnotch '59 season. The outlook is quite bright with five of six last year's lettermen returning, from a successful season last year. During the 1958 season the mighty Lion turfmen came around with a 7-1 record with the sole loss coming on an away match with Clearfield. The boys who helped post this fine record were Dick Johnson (4-1 ), Bob Houtz (7-1 ), Fred Kissinger (6-1-1 ), Jack Meredith (6-1-1 ), Pat Gilligan (2-1 ), Jim Poorsbaugh, Dick Struble, Alex Richardson, Roger Pyle, and Rich Frank. The Little Lions placed two men in the state tournament last season, Dick Johnson and Fred Kissinger. Dick Johnson was the District 6 runner~up.

Maybe it'll go into orbit!

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Pete Willard, Skip Heckendorn, Lewis Steinberg, Simon Kahn, Dick Farrand.

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.â&#x20AC;˘. HERE'S WHERE YOU NEED A SUPERSONIC SERVE . .. The 1958 State High tennis team with Mr. John Long who is retiring this year as coach leveled all its opposition and ended its season with a 4-0 record. Carson Long was beaten in the home match, 5-2 and in the away match, 4-3. Lock Haven was downed 7-2 in both the home and away matches. The number one Little Lion was freshman Jody Norton, but unfortur.iately he will not be with the team in the '59 season. Jody was the District Singles Champ last year, losing in the first round of the State Tournament. Leroy Rivers and Skip Heckendorn were the District 6 Doubles Champs but were forced under in the first round of the State Tournament. The team still looks good with ace Skip Heckendorn, Ed Southworth, and Fred Nielsen returning. Another boy showing a lot of promise is sophomore, Pete Willard, who was sidelined most of last year with a broken finger. Rounding out this year's team will be Jay English, John Dumm, Simon Kahn, and John Steinbeck. The 1959 tennis team is coached by Michael Shapiro, junior high physical education teacher. JOHN LONG

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The annual Faculty vs. Seniors basketball game sponsored by Varsity "S" Club furnished a lot of fun and excitement. Gene Tressler, "the wrestler," showed some fancy tricks. Dan Slagel's jump shots and "Snuffy'' Smith's set shots clicked well but the faculty "stars" weren't caught napping. They came from a l 4-7 deficit to win the game 31-23, mostly on the driving layouts of Bob Smith and the luck of Homer Barr's outside shots. "Yib" Bolton and Scott Harshbarger acted as referees. Bob Smith shoots as McClay and Horner move in,

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SOPHOMORES

First row: Lendrum, Krumrine. Second row: Homan, Pet nick, Hoenstine.

ALL *STARS

First row: Lithe, Bathurst, Kardos, Shawley, Tate, McCown, Farrell, Houser, S. Smith. Second row: Taylor, Holderman, Hartmen, Lingenfelter, S. Smith, Wareham, Sutherland,

With stiff competition in every class, senior girls emerged on top in the championship intramural volleyball this

GIRLS' INTRAMURALS The senior girls, led by Gretchen Kauffman, defeated the sophomore and junior teams with captains Ruth Ann From all the girls, Mrs. Hamill

SENIOR CHAMPIONS Williams, Kardos, J, Hotz, Kauffman, Johnson.

Kauffman, Taylor. Third row: Weller, McComtic, Weaver, Donaldson, Houser, Corl, Hoenstine, Homan, Hummell, Johnston, Walker.

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JUNIORS First row: Tait, Packer, Campbell. Second row: Walker, Faris, Holderman, Sutherland,

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*CHAMPIONS* Ferguson, Washko, Bible, Cronemiller, Miller.

INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL

Good competition and well-matched teams were two outstanding features in the l 958-59 boys' intramural volleyball championships. Jan Miller's junior team took top honors, defeating the senior and sophomore teams captained by Alfred Stoddart and Bill Glass, respectively.

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SENIOR CHAMPIONS Gilligan, Carelas, Justice, Heim, Heckendorn, Cannon, Tressler.

INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL For the first time in State High football history, intramural football was held for the boys.

The senior team, captained by Bruce Heim, came out on top, winning over the sophomore and junior class teams, led by captains Mac Rayback and Jan Miller, respectively. Careful Houtz, Bible's right behind you!

TO SEE "STARS" . ..

GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The Little Lions' Girls' Basketball team under Coach Ritchie Hamill was again active this year. Tryouts were open to all girls having an S.A. ticket. Separate tryouts were held for sophomores. Mrs. Hamill selected twenty-two girls from the group and after several weeks of practice, divided路 them into two teams. The first team composed of eight seniors and four sophomores. There are three seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores on the ::.econd team. Two games have been scheduled with Bald Eagle-Nittany, the only other area school with a girls' team. In the first c~ntest, played at Bald Eagle-Nittany, both games were won by State High. The first team, sparked by Sandy Farrell who was high scorer, won 36-32, while the second, team won 37-17 with Sandy Smith as high scorer.

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TEAM "B" First row: Shawley, Lonberger, Tate. Second row: Walmer, Harvey, S. Smith, Wareham, Lingenfelter, Jeffries.

TEAM "A" First row: S. Smith, Litke, Farrell, Kauffman. Second row: Kardos, Houser, McCown, Taylor. Third row: Homan, Hoffman, Hoy.

GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMS

GUARDS First row: Shawley, Kardos, McCown, Houser, Taylor. Second row: Walmer, Harvey, Lingenfelter, Jeffries, Third row: Hoffman, Hoy.

FORWARDS First row: S. Smith, Litke, Farrell, Kauffman. Second row: S. Smith, Lonberger, Tate. Third row: Wareham, Homan.

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BASKETBALL CHAMPS {SENIORS) First row: Johnson, Buffington, Larson, Kauffman, Second row: Hartman, Ripka, M. Cramer, Nieman.

GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Girls' Intramural basketball is still going on as the Little Lion goes to press. Although the championship team has not been decided, individual class championships have been determined. The senior champions, under captain Gayle Larson, are expecting stiff competition from the sophomore and junior teams, led by captains Janet Hoy and Norma Bruss, respectively.

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Left to right: Gibboney, Homan, Heffman, Houtz, Hoy.

Left to right: Gibboney, McClinfic, Sendzik, Bruss, Fry, Bloom.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Fellow classmates:

As we write "finis" to this book

also complete an era in our

lives. Our high school days have been pleasant ones, leaving us many fond memories,

We have tried to portray on the preceding pages most of the highlights of our days at State High. [ am especially grateful to Floyd Hummel whose unique captions and sayings helped tremendously to depict the theme. As photographer, Dick [shier gave up all his free time to do continuous picture taking, receiving only consistent headaches n return. Susie Whisler, art editor, spent the year in a state of frenzy each time a deadline cropped up. Redoing layouts, selecting colors, drawings and planning divider pages took a great deal of ingenuity and patience which few people have. The ad managers, Janice Carroll and Ludl!e Toscano, who practically singlehandedly brought in more money in ads than any staff has done before, have worn threadbare paths to nearly every business downtown, besides having tied up the telephone lines for hours hashing over ad layouts. The "Little Lion" angel of mercy was Sandy Podgurski. Always on hand when needed and always there to do any extra work, she scheduled pictures, took pictures, picked up pictures, sorted pictures, typed, proofread, wrote copy and kept our relations with the photographer on good terms. Special thanks goes to Lou El!en Strong who handled an overcrowded activities section with exceptional skill. Her arrangement of group pictures left little to be desired. Nancy Tate, portraits editor, handled her assignment with such ease and skill that the entire senior class had their individual photos taken and finished before school had hardly begun. To our advisor, Mr. Dallam, all I can say is thank you for all your help, time, consolation and patience, We couldn't have finished the "Little Lion" without it. To all the Little Lion staff and members of the Class of '59, I offer my thanks and appreciation for their cooperation and support, As a parting word, the staff sends best wishes for success to each and every member

of the senior class in all the years to come. CAROL WARRINGTON

Janice Carroll and Lucille Toscano, Advertising managers; Richard ]shier, photographer; and their hard working salesmen.

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