Cowanesque Valley High School - Cowanesquean Yearbook (Westfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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He was bom on Oct. 28, 1938, and died on Jan. 20, 1953. In his passing we lost a truly wonderful friend. 2 HJMUND STERMER Bom on Feb. 2, 1940, hissud- den and surprising death onSept. 4, 1956 shocked his classmates. Our class pays tribute to this quiet, friendly boy. In Dedication WALTER CLARK Mr. Clark received his bachelor and master's degrees at Bucknell University. He began his long and extensive career in 1909 when he became principal of public schools in Woolrich, Pa. In 1910 he moved to Sabinsville and was principal there until 1921. During this time he served one year in the army. He moved to the Westfield High School where he was supervising principal until 1924. He was then appointed Assistant County Superintendent of Schools in Tioga County. Two years later, in 1936, he became Superintendent. Dur- ing his term he has brought about one educational advance after an- other. This prominent leader has put much time and energy toward the progress of the future Cowanesque Valley Junior-Senior High School. Mr. Clark is very active in Masonic work and the Red Cross. He is the manager of the most popular entertainment in Westfield, the theatre. In 1956 Mr. Clark retired from public life to devote his time to his many other interests. YQ COWANESQUEAN STAFF Elizabeth A. Holland Homer Bebout Anava. Watkins Ruby Skinner linda Rushmore Gail Fitzwater Bill Allen Nancy Vaughan WESTFIELD TWP. I' Y U N F -...V HIGH SCHOOL KNOXVILLE SABINSVILLE g,.......-1 M -W ADMINlSf ATl0N Board of Education SEATED: G. Borlandg F. Farwellg M. Butlerg L. Stevensg E.. Cunninghamg G. C:-Lffog M. Plankg A. Metcalfg E. Williamsg W. Metcalf. STAND- ING: K. Griffing D. Samag P. Treatg R. Fitzwaterg L. Woodcockg Dr. Lewisg B. Butlerg W. Bruggerg R. Chappellg E. Eldridgeg E. Mackg M. Payneg V. Phoenixg H. Reippelg K. Price. ABSENT: E. Watkinsg H. Wheatong B. Lugg. Our Principals I 1 5+ Mr. HAROLD SWAYNE Mr. GEORGE KLINE Mr. GLENN BARTOO Westfield Building Principal Supervising Principal Knoxville Building Principal f A U STANDING: Mrs. Vaugh ang Mrs. Andre. SEAT- ED: Mrs. Eatong Miss Olaison. Our Facult Who Guide LET to RIGHT: Mrs. Lewisg Mrs. Barry Mrs. Holbertg Mrs. A. Patter- song Mrs. Douglassg Mrs. Balch. LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Tannerg Mrs. M. Patter song Mrs. Heinrichg Mrs Hargan. O 0 0 O Our Minds to Clearer Thinking ROW 1 Mr Barboo, Mr Ber damer RO W 2 Mr S1IDOD.ett1, Mr Fmk ROW 1: Mrs. Brooksg Mrs. Beachg Mrs. Swim- ley. ROW 2: Mrs. Bushg Miss Clarkg Mrs. War- burton. 10 ,mx ROW 1: Mrs. Pritchardg Mrs. Pratt. ROW 2: Mrs Broadbentg Mr. McCla- reng Miss Brown. 0004 And Prepare Us for the Future ROW 1: Mrs. Borlandg Mrs. Clark. ROW 2: Mr. Rarrickg Mr. Abeling. now 1: Miss cazaick, Mrs. Smithg Mrs. Eick. ROW 2: Mrs. Schmittg Mrs. Burrell. 1 1 SWE? rr 9 ROW 1: Mr. Watkinsg Mr. Wood. ROW 2: Mr. Andrey Mr. Bunch. Masterminds of the '57 Editor- Elizabeth A. Holland Co-editor- Homer Bebout ART: Seated-I.. Rushmore Qchairmanj, D. Draucker. Standing-N. Larrison, B. Wilson. Absent-E. Stafford fco-chairmanj. K A 'L xv-mer .IV D J ...........--nav' ADVERTISING: Seated-D. Draucker, N. Vaughan Qchairmanj, J. I-Iegmann fco-chairmanj. Standing-M. Smith, E. Brugger, C. Davis. CIRCULATION: Seated-A. Watkins fbusiness managerj, R. Skinner chairmanj, V. Moon fco-chairmanj. STANDING- M. Dou ass, D. Card, B. Tubbs. QQ 99 Cowanesquean. SPORTS: Seated-B. Allen Qchairmanj, C. Boom fco-chairmanj. Standing- E. Lamp hier, R. Hatcher. PHOTOGRAPHY: Seated-G. F itzwater fchairmanj, M. Forsberg fco-chairmanj. Standing-L. Plank, M. Erwin. V- 1-5 A ,M ,wg semorzs Mr. LESTER SMITH Provided we make use of our abilities to better the lives of others, regardless of our field of endeavor, we can truly makethis a civilization that will advance all others in scientific accom- plishment. Man, through Science, has won wars, advanced to outer space, gone faster than sound, syn- cronized light and sound waves in- to T. V. all within a few years time. Soon we will live in plastic houses, have cars that drive them- selves, turn sunlight into electric- ity and can probably live to be a hundred. You and I will live in the best age of all time so let us always keep a young outlook on life, for we are as young as our hopes, as old as our despair. The Triple Alliance The class officers with the help of our advisors, Mr. Smith and Mr. Heyler, have guided the Class of 5'7 through card sales, plays, anoimcements and other crises to graduation. Class Officers Mary Lyn Erwin. ......... ................... P resident Anava Watkins. . . . . .Vice-president Charley Boom. . . ...... Secretary Jane Kilbum. . . . . .Treasurer Carol Davis. . . . . Historian LEFT to RIGHT: A. Watkinsg C. Davisg J. Kilburn, C. Boomg Erwin. 14 Mr. EDWARD HEYLER To the seniors I would like to present a challenge. Up to the present time much of your workhas been planned by others. You are now approaching a point when more and more of the decisions and plan- ning for the future will be up to you. Although your jobs may sometimes be difficult , plan so that you may do a good piece of work for there is a certain reward that comes from something well done. May each and everyone use your talents and training for the betterment of yourselves as well as your fellowman. DAVID MARK ANTHONY Sunshine WILLIAM C. ALLEN Chocolate Lseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 All ars 35 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 1, Gay 90's 3. Gay 90's 35 Chorus 2,4. MAXINE MIRIAM ATWELL Max Chorus 1,2, 3,45 County Chorus 15 District Chorus 3,45 Gay 90's 35 FHA 3,45 FHA Reporter 4. Seeking Our Future HOMIER L, BEBOUT 'QF ti? ' if ESTHER CHRISTINE BRUGGER Bruggie Chorus 1,2,3,45 District Chorus 3,45 Student Council 35 Student Council President 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Gay 90's 3. Phene Class President 15 Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLEY EUGENE BOOM Chazz vest Candidate 45 King of Harvest Dance Yearbook Staff 45 Mag. Citation 4. FFA 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Class Sec- retary 45 President FFA 45 Soccer 45 Base- ball 2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 King of Har- 45 SHARON ELAINE CARR Sherry Librarian 1,35 Mag. Citation 43 FHA 2,3,45 Gay 90's 35 FHA Parliamentarian 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. BRENDA JEANNE BUFFARD Bren Gay 90's 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 FHA Songleader 25 Librarian 3,4. MARY LOU BUELL Lulu Library Club 1,Z,35 FHA 2,3. Reflecting Our Past Q 1 4 DONNA JEAN CARD Rusty Yearbook Staff 45 FHA 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,f 43 Class Play 15 Gay 90's 35 Librarian 1,35 Mag. Citation 4. FLORA MARIE CARY Flory Gay 90 's 35 Mag. Citation 4. mag! l I ANN LOUISE CUNNINGHAM Sparky 16 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Gay 90's 3. CARROLL EUGENE DOAN Doanie FFA 2, 3,45 Class Treasurer 15 FFA Vice Pres. 45 Gay 90's 35 FFA Treasurer 35 Class Play 1. MARY ANN DOUGLASS Dougie Chorus 253,45 Band 1,25 3,45 Orchestra 152, 35 County Band 25 District Band 2,35 Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL LEE DAVIS Tuffy FHA 2,3,45 County FHA Reporter 35 FHA President 45 Queen of Hearts Candidate 35 Queen of Harvest 45 Gay 90's 35 Class Historian 3,45 Student Council 45 Yearbook M X4 , X . X Sfaffff- Moments To Remember LOIS EST!-IER DRAKE Lois Chorus 152, 3, 45 Gay 90's 35 Mag. Citation EVELYN FLORENCE DRAPER Evie Home Bc. 354. H. DALE DRAUCIGR Dale Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Soccer 2,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Gay 90's 35 Class Play 15 Highest Mag. Salesman 45 FFA 3. W MARY LYN ERWIN Shorty Class Pres. 1,2,3,45 Vice Pres. Student Council 35 Gay 90's 35 Student Council 2, 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 15 Queen of Hearts Cand. 25 Yearbook Staff 4. GAII. MARIE FITZWATER Fitz Historian 15 Student Council 15 Gay 90's 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Queen of Harvest Can- didate 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Band l,2,3, 45 Orchestra 1,25 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Li- brarian 1. Knowledge Gained At Last SHIRLEY ANN GRAFF Shirl Chorus 15 FHA 2,3,45 librarian l. Q MARY CAROLYN F ORSBERG Fuz Student Council 1,2 ,45 Class Play 15 OEEcc help 15 Chorus l,2,3,45 Gay 90's 35 Mag. Citation 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DALE ROBERT GUNN Gunner Gay 90's 35 Chorus l,2,45 Baseball 3. RONAID HARRY HATCHER Ronnie FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Basketball 253,45 FFA Sec'y 35 Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 4. ELIZABETH ANN HOLLAND Beth Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1, 25 Jr. District Band 15 District Band 3,45 Class Treas. 25 Librarian 15 Gay 90's 35 County Chorus 15 Yearbook Staff 45 District Chorus 45 Mag. Citation 4. JANE KJIBURN ,. , Janie , Secretary 15 Class Play 15 Historian 25 Queen of Hearts Cand. 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Yearbook Staff 4. JOHN J. HFGMANN John Basketball l,2,35 Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,35 chorus 1,2, 43 Clgagraplxelzy 15 Gland. for King of Sham- IOC ,5 ass icePra.3-Ma. ' ' ' ' 4,Dmtch.n.4. ' g emu Many Times Of Trial NATALIE LORENA LARRISON Nat Majorette 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 4. GENE HAROLD KOLESAR Jinx Gay 90's 3. EUGENE B. LAMPHIER Wimp Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Chorus 15 Harvest King Cand. 4. Basketball 2,3,45 Soccer 3,45 Baseball 35 SHIRLEY ANN MOON Shirl Chorus 15 Librarian 45 Gay 90's 3. GAYLE LEICHLITER Edie Chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA, 2,3,45l-lostess Club 15 Librarian 2,45 Class Play. MAUREEN ANN LOVEL Reene :Office help 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Gay 90's Lots Of Work nd Fun VIRGINIA LEE MOON Ginny Gay 90's 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Harvest Queen Cand. 35 Class Treasurer 15 Yearbook Staff 4. LUCILLE LORENA. PLANK Lucy Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Office Help 45 Mag. Citation 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Gay 90's 3. ROBERT D. MILLER Bob Chorus 1,25 Gay 90's 3 5 BRADLEY GENE RICE Brad FFA. 3,45 Gay 90's 3. ELSIE JUANIT A POTTER Elsie FHA 3,45 Class play 15 Gay 90's 35 Librar- Lan 25 Cafeteria 3,4. WALTER C. ROSS Soak Cay 90's 35 Basketball 25 Student Council School Spirit Prevailed RUBY MAE SIGNNER Ruby Chorus 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Mag Citation 45 Class play 15 Gay 90's 3. LINDA MAE RUSHMORE Yearbook Staff 45 Queen of Hearts Candi- date 35 Gay 90's 3. V'-rl' ARTHUR SCI-LMIDT Smrtty FFA 2,3,45 FFA, Basketball 2,3,45 Gay 90's 35 Baseball 4. Secretary 1,25Off1ce Help 45 Chorus 1,3,45 .,4 Q yn- 5 er MARGARET ANNE SMITH LLOYD TREAT Buck FFA 2,3545 FFA Sentinel 45 Gay 90's 3. Peggy Chorus 152, 3,45 Class Play 15 Student Council 3,45 Gay 90's 35 Harvest Queen -gi Candidate 45 Yearbook Staff 4. 'W- EUGENE STAFFORD Gene FFA Basketball 25 Librarian 15 Soccer 2,45 book Staff 4. As Each Task Was Done Baseball 2,45 Chorus 25 Gay 90's 35 Year- ROSE MARIE. TAI-'T Taffy Treasurer 1. N '.,,, ' ' A 3- BARBARA JEAN TUBBS Barb Chorus 15 Gay 90's 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Mag. Citation 4. NANCY ADAIR VAUGHAN Nan Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Gay 90's 35 Magazine Citation 4. ANAVA G. WATKINS Ann Cotmty Band 13 District Band 33 Chorus 1,2, 3143 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,25 Secretary 33 Vice President 43 Student Council 43 gay 90's 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Cheerleader , . LOIS H. WATKINS Stewie FHA 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Class Play ls Gay 90's 33 Librarian 1,2,33 Cafeteria 3,45 Magazine Citation 4. EUGENE J. WHITE Whity Basketball 1,33 Soccer 33 Chorus 1,25 Gay 90's 3. The Rest Yet Remains ROSE WOOD Rosie Gay 90's 33 Yearbook Staff 4 JON WILLIAMS Jon FFA 2, 3,43 FFA Sentinel 33 FFA Treasurer 43 Gay 90's 3. BARBARA J. WILSON Bobbie Jo Class Vice Pres. 13 Exay Award 33 Gay 90's 33 Librarian 13 Yearbook Staff 4. JOYCE ANN YAEGER Peanuts FHA 2,3,4g FHA Songleader 45 Chorus 2,45 Gay 90's 35 Office Help 45 Student Coun- cil 3g Substitute Cheerleader 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. Class Motto IN OURSELVES THE FUTURE LIES Class Flower RED ROSE Cla: Colors BLACK and WHITE 24 On this page are objects which have traditionally symbolized gradua- tion. For some, graduation means the end of school fellowship, or possibly joy at the termination of rigid class schedules. Yet, graduation to most means more than this, for along with the new-found freedom comes a challenge, a chal- lengc of responsibility that we must fulfill, a challenge of opportunities that must be grasped. So, this book is a recording of cherished events of the past. These symbols unlock the door to what lies ahead. Yesterday And Tomorrow 53.315 X , ws F QF ' G fi N ' s . Q ff ,gr Qi' rr 'Mnmrnw ,,,,,,w-M N, fl as ,W ,ff w , ls. I NAME Chocolate ALLHSI Sunshine ANTHONY Max ATWELL Phene BEOUT Chan BOOM Bruggie BRUGGER ll ll Birgit BUFFARD llRustyll :gher-iyz' CARR lorry CARY Sparky CUNNDEHAM 'rruffy' DAVIS ::Dmes 'JOAN HEJEZIF- 3fi'f3EER Hermie DRAUCKER Dougie DOUGLASS Shorty Enwn-I ::gitz':' FITZWATER un FORSBERG Shirl GRAFF G1mner GUNN Hatcher HATCHER ::Bl'l:tglg:leaOl'l.EGMANN Janie KILBURN ::Jinx HKOLESAR g::2PLAIBARNIIS?ON Edie LEICHLITER Reene LOVEL Bob MILLER Shirl MOON Ginny MOON Lucy' PLANK Blondie POTTER Brad RICE Soak ROSS Lyn RUSHMORE Ruby SKINNER Smitty SCHMIDT Peggy SMITH Gene STAFFORD Taffy 'mrr Buck TRFAT Barb TUBBS Nan VAUGHAN Ann WATKINS Stewie WATKINS Whi WHITE Jonxe,lNll.LIAMS Bobbie Jo WILSON Rosie WOOD Peanuts YAEGER LIKES JANE and sports Dancing and Girls Men, dancing Outdoor life, sleeping Country gals, sports Lois o' things Sunday School, travel Dancing, Anned Forces Blue, good time Dancing, Air Force Annapo 's, Navy Teaching, a certain person People, a good time A country girl, outdoors Church, reading People A certain girl, dancing School, letters hg.EI:I'l:.C., dancing Music, traveling Blue, Air Force Girls, food Girls, sth period Extra-Curricular activities Spaghetti, Christmas Bill , movies Girls automobiles sAriDY CUMBERLEDGEH RIP , good music Dancing, bowling Overseas mail, spring Movies, basketball games Writing letters to servicemen GBE , dancing Tall men, late hours To write letters to Sonnie RUBY MAE, backroack Women and more women Pizza, Sailors To talk, people Hunting, motorcycles Dancing, spaghetti Bowling, dancing CARL , horses Sat. nites, square dances Galeton, reading TALL men, jan Dancing, people Green, Yankees Sports, cars Fishing, hunting Canada, writing letters Horses, fresh air Men, to eat DISLIKES Work, school School Monday mornings Yearbook work, homework Cities, school Corn beef and cabbage Rats, turnips Unfriendly people Crowds Green Homework, :egg Pancakes Getting up mornings Cities, crowds History ???????????? Being told what to do ???????????? ???????????? Liver Essay writing Green School Getting up mornings Peroxide Blonds Yearbook companies Hill-billy music Getting up in the morning School Pina To be bossed Getting up, oysters School, fishing History Hist homework Satrgly mornings Math. Empty billfold P.O.D. class Fried eggs Math. School Book reports Book reports Company, Math. Girls Anything that crawls Republicans, confusion Sapinach, going to bed etti u earl Schogf P Y English Class, Math. Anything that flies Noise, cities Going home, saying good-by AMBITIONS Mechanical in Work for GasE::1gmS31y Secretary Mechanical Engineer Farmer College Christian, Social Work Physical Terapist Beautician Beautician Own a dress shop English Teacher Home Ec. Teacher Farmer Christian Service Undecided Annapolis Teacher Teacher Medical Secretary Nurse Beautician Jet pilot Welder Civil Engineer Home Ec. Teacher Good job My own business State Policeman The other ring To be a model Commedienne Undecided Singer Beautician Secretary Brviautician rry and live ha ' Bus driver PNY To have a sit-down job Hoge Ec. Teacher In trial worker Elementary teacher Doctor Store work Farmer Secretary College gledical Secretary Teacher Heavy ' ment rator Own a ac Ope Undecided Reservationist ,..-4-nr-' S95 - il-' Nw XM f Q ag I ,gg 'L 1 - W 2 1 J XI gn. 53,2 if u. , Y. 'E .Xl fi-fu .,........ 9, A , IO V' -71 Q19 .. K gs xx i ' I2 wh Lb K X 1 'V'-sm .il 'C A w ? A-55W .ar k .Ji , -8 J -.J , ,, E gk , w . Ng . ,.,gf.--fkdakj, , ., , f,1.,f , 3 I l ix! .v . .. ' 4 6 Lo W tki 7 Ma L Erwin 8 Brenda Bu.ffard'9 Ja.neKi1burng 1.-Maureen Lovelg 2.-Peggy Sxnithg 3.-John Hegmanng 4.-Carroll Doang 5.-Carol Davisg .- is a. nsg .- ry yn g .- , .- 10.-Shirley Moong 11.-Barbara Wilsong 12.-Ruby Skinnerg 13.-Ronald Hatcherg 14.-Esther Bruggerg 15.-Gail Fitzwaterg 16.-Maxine Atwellg 17.-Barbara Tubbsg 18.- Rneo Taft: 19.-MATVADD DOU.212.SS. . : . QF A 'wx V , AI L5 XXX 6,1 ' -fig -wah P - . OX 1 I ' ' if ff H ' K N. , g., . 1' s - '-4' E f C' S5 fi ? P 'IE' ESE: 5 f Llgjifix .5 , ,, ,- JO 2 W, --V! 1.-Danna Cardg 2.-Shirley Graffg 3.-Beth I-Iollandg 4.-Ann Cunninghamg 5.-Charlie Boomg 6.-Bill Alleng 7.-Nancy Vaughang 8.-Homer Beboutg 9.-Linda Rush- moreg 10.-Lucille Plankg 11.-Anava Watkinsg 12.-Dale Drauckerg 13.-Brad Riceg 14. -Virginia Moong 15.-Gail Leichliterg 16.-Flora Caryg 17.-Mary Foxsbergg 18.- Joyce Yaegerg 19.-Walter Rossi 20.-Natalie Larrison. U' N Class History In September, 1953, our class entered the Freshman year at Cowanesque Valley Joint School. This year we had Mr. Smith and Mr. Painter to guide us. On October 23rd we sponsored the Freshman Hop and had as our band Mr. Smith and his Dixielanders, made up of our high school musicians. Through the rest of the year we had few activities but ended with a class party at Lucille P1ank's farm. Mean- while our Knoxville classmates to be were celebrating with many class parties and adding more to our treasury. Next came our Sophomore year when Knoxville joined us. This year we elected Mary Lyn Erwin as President, Jim Seagers as Vice President, Beth Holland as Treasurer, Gail Fitzwater as Secretary, and Jane Kilburn as Historian, with Mr. Smith and Mr. Heyler to back them. This year we sponsored Mr. Smith's Tap Time and put on the Alu.mni Dance with music by the Keynotes. We folmd ourselves with several Sophomores on the Basketball squad and Gail Fitzwater as a J. V. Cheerleader. We were about to close for the summer but not before a glorious day at Eldridge Pa.rk. We now devoted ourselves to our Jlmior Year which we knew was going to be a great success. Our membership had gone down to 61 and we found that two of our classmates -- Jim Thorne and Lois Sea- 11:2-ISS were married. Also, that Ken and Gene Davis had moved. But we welcomed Brad Rice from Ek- We again elected Mary Lyn Erwin as President, John Hegmann Vice President, Anava Watkins as Sec- retary, Bill Allen, Treasurer, and Carol Davis as Historian. In October we started our card sales and went into this with great enthusiasm. To wind up the Hrst semester we sponsored a Christmas Dance at Knoxville. After the holidays we started on what we hoped to be a big success--our Gay 90's Show. After months of hard work, on March 22nd and 23rd we presented the production. It was acclaimed by a huge audience both nights. Next we helped the Seniom with graduation, followed by the Alumni Ban- quet and dance. Thus we concluded an exciting Junior year with the Junior-Senior picnic at Ole Bull Park. We had entered this long awaited Senior year with two thoughts--to have a last wonderful time to- gether aud to cram in all the bits of knowledge we had missed before. We elected as Class Prsident Mary Lyn Erwin and to aid her as Vice President Anava Watkins, Secretary Charley Boom, Treasurer Jane Kilbum and Historian Carol Davis. We faced the year ahead with the sudden deaths of Sammy Kizer and Ed Stenner. We also found that Durrell Houghtaling, Marie Cady, Jane Womer, and Margaret Miles are married. Sara Hazlett has moved to Buffalo, and Jim Seagers is attending a military school at Manlius, N. Y. Yet we are very lmppy to welcome to our little band Mary lou Buell from Winsor, N.Y. We started our Senior year selling magazines, cards and having record dances. In November we sponsored the Harvest Dance with Charley Boom and Carol Davis elected King and Queen. We were represented by Anava Watkins and Gail Fitzwater as cheerleaders, with Gail as captain of varsity. Charley Boom, Bill Allen, and Gene Lamphier made up our Senior basketball squad. We have ordered our caps and gowm and the yearbook under the successful management of Beth Hol- land and Homer Bebout is completed. We are now looking excitedly toward graduation, Washington, and the future that lies ahead. 30 Last Will And Testament We, the Class of Fifty-Seven, Cowanesque Valley High School, WestEeld, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testa- ment. To the faculty, we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for the help and understanding, and, we quote, Understanding , which they have given us. To Mr. Heyler and Mr. Smith, we will our deepest appreciation for all they have done for us and also our hope that they shall have less unruly homerooms in the future. BILL ALLEN wills his curly red hair to JERRY JOHNSON. DAVID ANTHONY wills his dancing ability to DAVID COBB. MAXINE ATWEIL wills her love for long walks, to anyone who wants a cold. HOMER BBOUT wills his ability to keep out of trouble to any of the Freshmen boys who need it. FSTHER BRUGGER wills a quiet second period study hall to Mrs. SCHMI'l'T. BRENDA BUFFARD wills her love for the Armed Forces to WANDA SKINNER. SHARON CARR wills her love for servicemen to CAROL WILKINSON. ANN CUNNINGHAM wills her Chemistry Lab book to MARY LYN BROCK. CAROL DAVIS wills her love for the '56 Chevrolets to SALLY CHASE. CARROLL DOAN wills his ability to keep out of trouble to anyone clever enough to do so. LOIS DRAKE wills her ability to get along with people to her sister, VERA. EVELYN DRAPER wills her love for Home Bc. class to her sister BTHER. DALE DRAUCKER wills his unceasing ambition to anyone man enough to take it. MARY ANN DOUGLASS wills her naturally curly hair to CAROL LEICHLITER. MARY LYN ERWIN wills her Senior Class Presidency to GARY BAR- TOO. GAIL FITZWATER wills her love for MSTC Cafeteda to GARY GLBA- SON. SHIRLEY GRAFF wills her love for the Air Force to her sister, JOAN. RONAID HATCHER wills his ability to get in Mrs. Burrell's 7th and 8th period Study Hall to GIB RUEF. JOHN HEGMANN wills his feet to next years Seniors so they will have a large foundation. BETH HOLLAND wills a large bottle of aspirin to next year's editor. JANE KIl..BURN wills her love for popcorn to anyone lucky enough to get next year's popcorn boy. GENE LAMPHIER wills his senior homework to SANDRA CUMBER- LEDGE. NATALIE LARRISON wills her big appetite to anyone who likes to eat. ROBERT MILLER wills his hard work in Study Hall to DAVID GEORGE. SHIRLEY MOON wills her love to write to servicemen to BARBARA MOON. VIRGINIA MOON wills her love for eighth period study hall on Friday for anyone who can work. LUCILLE PIANK wills her love of typing for Mr. Kline to anyone who gets stuck with it. ELSIE POTTER wills her love for Wellsville to anyone else who want: lt. WALTER ROSS wills his ability to tomrent Mr. Kline and skip school to JOHN BESSEMER. LINDA RUSHMORE wills her love for the Navy Reserves to anyone who is willing to put up with a sailor's flirty ways. RUE' SKINNER wills her long finger nails to anyone who won't bite em. ARTHUR SCHMIDT wills his blond hair to NASON BRASS. ROSE TAFT wills her love for history to TI-IERBIA McLAUGHLlN. LlDYgO'LREAT wills his ability to leave girls alone to RICHARD M . BARBARA TUBBS wills her love for a certain school teacher to JO- LENE SMITH. LOIS WATKINS wills her natural curly hair to ELLEN STFADMAN. ROSE WOOD wills her love for Ruby Skinner to Ruby's sister, WANDA JOYCE YAFGER wills her love for 7th period Study Hall to MIKE CLARK. ' CHARLIE BOOM wills his love for the country to DUANE ROOT. MARY LOU BUELL wills her quiemess to DAVID COBB. DONNA CARD wills her height to LINDA STEBBINS. FLORA CARY wills her love for the Navy to OSSIE TANNER. MARY FORSBURG her love of food to JANE CUNNINGHAM. DALE GUNN wills his sideburns and chin whiskers to PAUL DAVIS. GENE KOLESAR wills his way with women to JOHN BESSEMER. GAYI.E LEICHLITER wills her love for Forrk to LUELLA PARSLOW. MAURFBJ LOVFJ.. wills her love for Shakespeare to JOAN RUMSEY. BRAD RICE wills his courting ability to his brother, TRACY. PEGGY SMITH wills her quiet manner to DOROTHY FARNSWORTH. EUGENE STAFFORD wills his love of Science to ANDY BORIAND. NANCY VAUGHAN wills her height to KING BOCKNEWCH. ANAVA WATKINS wills her blond hair to JOHN BFSSEMER. Class Prophecy Here it is 19675 and we are on our way, in BARB WllSON'S Pontiac, to visit our friends of the Class of 1957. We have our radio turned to the Grand Ol' Opry, and hear SHIRL MOON singing her latest hit song, Green Patent Leather Shoes which literally sent Elvis Presley back to truck driving! Oops! Better slow down! Here comes State Policeman, EUGENE IAMPHIER, on his motorcycle. We learn later at VIRGINIA MOON'S diner, THE GREASY SPOON , that he was on his way to check on WALTER ROSS who was speeding around in his new racer--creating a trafic hazard as usual! While we are eating lunch at Ginny's, NATALIE LARRISON walks in with her twin boys. Looks like Nat got her other ring! From Nat we learn that ROSE TAFT and her husband own a horse ranch out West. They employ ROSE WOOD as trainer. As we leave the Diner, we see a low flying jet. Well, look at the handsome pilot--SIR DALE GUNN , Fsquire! We hear that he took the silo right off CHARLIE BOOM'S farm. RONNIE HATCHER, CARROLL DOAN, and ARTHUR SCHMIDT, also farmers, give Charlie all their support in suing Dale for damages. As we walk down the street, we see .1 Beauty Salon, owned and operated by ELSIE POTTER. DONNA CARD and SHIRLEY GRAFF work UQ as her assistants. SHARON CARR advertises Carr's HAPPY CHAPPY HAND LOTION, guaranteed to chap, crack, and dry your skin. Well, who is this? GAYLE LF.ICHl.ITF.R is coming in for a shampoo and manicure. Gayle is now a model on the BIG SHOW OFF . She mentions that MAUREEN LOVEL has her own Comedy Show, BLUE BONES fwhat happened to Red Skelton?j, which features DAVID ANTHONY as dancer. BARBARA TUBBS, Maureen's secretary, is in Bellevue Hospital recover- ing from a fit of laughter, as a result of typing Maureen's script! We visit Barb and are amazed to see GENE STAFFORD in an interns uniform Qcould it be that he will be a Doc after all?I He tells us that BRENDA BUFFARD is well on her way to becoming head phwical therapist. ls that why they call her Bender '? ANN WATKINS and GAII. FITZWATER have become top medical secretaries and are planning to return to our hometown soon. Due to a booming new business, owned by BILL ALLEN, assisted bg-:ngineers JOHN HFGMANN and HOMER BEBOUT, Westfield is now large enough to support a Travel Bureau. As we enter it, we d JANE KIIBURN making reservations for her next trip a- broad. JOYCE YAMER is reservationist. During our conversation with Joyce, we learn that MAX ATWELL has a fine job as sec- retary for a Knitting Mill owned and operated by BRAD RICE. He went crazy over needles and Home Ec. teachers! To our amazement we see around the corner a large, beautiful Mansion! No! ! It's the Cowanesque Valley Joint High School of 1967, COMPLETED ONLY A WEEK AGO. Back of the school we see a large playground full of many screeching children, and in their group a fiustered teacher. Why it's PEG SMITH! She is now scolding a small blond boy, who is one of CAROL DOREMUS'S fDAVlSy six boys. Peggy tells us that BETH HOLLAND and RUBY SKINNER head the Home Ee. Department. Teaching English are MARY LYN ERWIN and ANN CUNNINGHAM. MARY LOU BUELL helps in kindergarten. MARY ANN DOUGLASS is fourth grade teacher, and LOIS WATKINS is basketball coach! ! ! We go into the school and to the door marked 0f:Ece . We knock lightly and a familiar voice tells us to come in. VVhen we open the door, we see LUCY PLANK sitting behind a typewriter, on her desk a sign reads SCHOOL SECRETARY. We learn that MARY FORSBERG is the school nurse, after chatting awhile we decide to leave. As we do so we recognize the janitor to be BOB MILLER. As we drive back to town, we run out of gas. So, we stop at a local service station and ind that GENE KOLESAR has the same old job--piunping gas. He tells us that JON WIl.LlAMS and l.LOYD TREAT are making a career of the Army, and DALE DRAUCKER of the Navy. Back in town we notice a new Dress Shoppe by the name of FLORIES . Could it be that FLORA CARY is the owner? We in- vestigate and find that LOIS DRAKE is clerk. She tells us that ESTHER BRUGGER is still in college--she took a long elementary course ! On an electric pole we see a political poster. From that we learn that NANCY VAUGHAN is currently running for Senator on the DEMOCRAT Ticket. Pity the Republicans! ! We pick up a local newspaper and learn that EVELYN DRAPER is doing fine work as a Hotel Chamber Maid Qhousekeeperj. LINDA RUSHMORE works for the bank Qhow long before it will go bankrupt?j GENE WHITE is street cleaner, and as a hobby he manufactures motors that are run by Sugar Jets. As we learn all this of our old classmates we also learn that Mr. SMITH has resigned teaching Qwhen the Physic's Class blew the comer off the new building making Ice Cream, he thought that that was too n1uch!j. Mr. HEYLER has produced enough new hybrid plants to retire and is now devoting all his time to his chickens. 32 CLASSES Q mix 0115 yr.. 416 The Class Allen Altman Baker Bieser Bessemer Bochnewch Butler C an Chase Church Dibble Earl Farnsworth Gle ason Graff Haines B. Baldwin G. Bartoo B. Boom B. Brass N. Brass G. Clark M. Clark D. Cobb D. Fillmore K. Fitzwater D. George M. Haskell S. Houghtaling J. Howland J. Johnston J. Jones L. King M. Lowry I. McCas1in D. Mack T. Painter J. Parker J. Price S. Reimann J. Seamons G. Seeley L. Simmons J. Stebbins R. Swimley A. Thome C. Leichliter W. Leichliter C. Marsh T. Moore J. Mowers D. Root M. Ruef J. Rumsey L. Simmons H. Spicer I. Steadman B. Treat M. Trowbridge B. Whitmire of I958 Class of I 959 B. Abplanalp B. Andrews P. Baker D. Butler J. Cary D. Church W. Clark S. Cumberledge G. Cyphert J. Davis P. Davis C. Faton W. Empson B. English S. English S . Hacket M. Hall Harding P Jones . King . King wap F. Bollock A. Borland H. Bruce T. Coats J. Cole M. Conrad W. Dibble V. Drake E. Draper M. Dunbar B. Fiizwater S. Foley L. Geertgens L. Green J. Hewitt E. Hurd K. Ianson J. Kolesar P. Iamphier F. Leach M. Lias K. Linder P. Little D. Mack M. Monroe A. Ivbon B. Moon P. Payne R. Root G. Ruef S. Rumsey S. Short D. Simmons W. Skinner J. Smith L. Stebbins S. Stiles M. Tanner C. Wetmore C. Vlilkzinson S. Wilson A. Locke L. Lowry T. McLaughlin R. Moon H. Parker L. Parsons W. Sackrider K. Schaner B. Schmidt S. Seeley L. Spicer M. Straight J. Staples E. Steadman J. Treat N. Troutman J. Weidman G. Womer A. Wood Class of I959 The Class K. Allen M. Allen B. Allman R. Atwell V. Bollock W. Bowers M. Brock H. Brumbach K. Butler G. Carr J. Carey D. Chamberlain R. Coates L. Davis R. Dennis D. Doan A. Dunbar G. Fuller M. Gigee S. Gill E. Goodwin S. Baker R. Bartoo S. Beebe S. Burgelin S. Bush H. Butler K. Elder C. Crippen J. Cunningham B. Cushing D. Davis J. Earl D. Fitzwater L. Flint H. Forsberg G. Fuhrer C. Gri.'EEen D. Quan V. Gunn B. Hackett P. Harding E. Howard N. Huyler B. James C. Johnson G. Johnson L. Johnson M. Johnson R. Kilburn G. King E. Knell E. Machan R. Mack G. Mann P. Marsh P. Moore Ro Nelson F. O'Lenick M. Painter R, Parks I. Riemann M. Schoonover B . Seamans C. Senzel D. Snyder E. Stafford A. Stermer W. Stiles P. Trowbridge G. Watson F. Whitmire M. Wilkinson R. Lamphier J. Lovell R. Lovell E. Mattison A. McCas1in V. Monroe L. Moore L. Panlow R. Patterson T. Perkins D. Persing B. Sheen R. Shultz R. Shultz D. Simmons L. Skinner J. Streeter M. Swartwood A. 'Thomas P. Tompkins E. Wood M. Yaeger G. Youngs of I 960 Officers Of Senior High JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class oicers, Jerry Johnston, Vice Presidentg Simon Gigee, Sandra Cumberledge, Vice President, and Carol Eaton, Treasurer, seem Treasurerg Gary Bartoo, Presidentg Sally Chase, Historiang and Darlene to have thoughts of their own, while Phyllis Lamphier, Secretaryg Mack, Secretary, are looking eagerly toward their exciting Senior year. Dwight Mack, Presidentg and Leo Pamons, Historian, are looking at ??? F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Here we find the happy Freshmen: David Gunn who is Treasurerg Roy Nelson, Vice Presidentg Maryon Painter, Presidentg Robert Lovel, Secretaryg and James Streeter, 40 Grade 8 ROW 1: L. Lee, S. Rieppel, B. Swimley, M. Weeks, B. Porter, M. Mascho, N. Holland, E. Houghtaling, P. Whittaker, S. Linder, R. Snyder, S. Mowers, B. Polaski, J. Little. ROW 2: J. Kilburn, L. Pond, I. Costley, J. Shutt, A. Schneller, S. Kelts, J. King, S. Van Order, D. Smith, G. Root, D. Simmons, B. Simmons, R. James, B. Moon, L. McCuU.en, T. Fish. ROW 3: K. Button, S. English, J. Francis, S. Niekras, B. Rosengrant, E. Jelliff, R. Hryczyk, A. Thorne, R. VVheaton, D. Cobb, L. Va.nSick1e, J. Holder, 'I,'. Pond, D. Tormey. ROW 1: N. Buffington, F. George, V. Brugger, I. Olinger, B. Potter, R. Elliott, C. Sams., E. Fish, E. Foley, G. Cornell, B, Doan, J, F91-gberg, S, Staples, B, Schoonover. ROW 2: G. Root, E. Fuller, E. Fay, P. Baker, N. Beckhom, M. Dearman, C. Doan, J. Stebbins, M. Doan, D. Draucker, J. Bowers, L. Foster, B. Broadbent, R. Bartoo, A. Forsberg, B. Card, W. Empson. ROW 3: S. Hanes, N. Patterson, J. Hollenbough, J. Parker, M. Seeleye, R. Griffen, D. Church, R. Doremus, W. Hatcher, L. Clark, J. Bump, L. Harding, P. Geertgens, W. Cole, J. Gribbs, B. Roberts, A. Fay. Grade 1.111 ROW 1: P. Womer, N. Davis, C. Beebe, S. Gigge, C. Bollock, M. Alyplanalp, M. Byam, R. George, C. Hoiman, E. Eaton, J. Altman. ROW 2: J. Fuhrer, M. Beach, J. Fuller, J. Butler, R. Haynes, B. Gigge, C. Doan, L. Womer, M. Gunn, S. Staples, R. Griffin, D. Skinner, D. Moore. ROW 3: L. Harding, L. Greene, R. Allen, R. Gunn, B. Bonham, F. Atwell, R. Bacon, P. Brass, A. Wilkenson, S. Swesey, M. Works, S. Moore. 4 191: ROW 1: M. Kolesar, B. Stermer, A. Trowbridge, B. Lee, C. Leach, S. Northup, S. Kline, D. Osterhoudt, A. Pond, F. Elwell. ROW 2: K. Tucker, D. Sevetland, J. Matteson, B. Cutlip, H. Shaffer, P. Kilboume, L. Nickerson, J. Mowers, S. Leonard, G. Jelliff, W. Causer, G. Yolmg, J. Moore, H. Davis. ROW 3: F. Wood, R. Mack, J. Painter, J. McLaughlin, D. Odle, G. Smith, A. Button, J. Patterson, R. Patterson, R. Calkins, C. Tompkins, L. Moore. 42 fa A 1 xg. f L ,,?N43x?, GRADE GRADE 6 - KNOXVILLE Mr. McCLAREN - teacher ROW 1: A. Schoonover, G. Troutman, G. Johnson, B. Cooper, J. Chamber- lain, A. Payne, C. Hatcher, G. Strreeter. ROW 2: B. Costley, R. Jelliff, L. Fuller, G. Tucker, K. Lin- der, M. Reimann, J. Adams, J. Kesar. ROW 3: D. Elwell, N. Hurl- burt, S. Moore, K. Chase, D. Finnerty, E. Hurlburt, F. Costley, S. Doan. GRADE 6 - SABINSVILLE Nhs. Lewis-teacher ROW 1: T. Fugate, H. Hoffman, V. Emmons, B. Andrews, L. Davis, M. Ackley, L. Judd, C. Allman, C. Empson. ROW 2: H. Dake, C. Geertgens, B. Brooks, B. Dibble, K. Burk, S. Gridley, J. Bartoo, D. Bur- dick, J. Fay. ROW 3: G. Hurd, H. Crippen, R. Bullock, J. Cady, L. Byam, C. Gill, A. Beach, G. Eick, S. Hacket, G. Clark. vw -swf-z.'zx2HQ!S'i-Qtsgism GRADE 6 - SABINSVILLE Nellie Barr - teacher ROW 1: W. Trowbridge, D. Ruef, C mek, P. sueefer, P. o'Lemck, L. ' Miller, G. Sams., M. Mack, D. sueadman. Row 2. L. Schmidt, M. Stafford, D. Shultz, J. Parker, G. Foley, N. A. Gunn, J. Rumsey, L. Moon, N. Larrison. Row 3: T. Nel- son, M. Miles, E. Town, J. King, B. Treat, B. Rieppel, B. J. Tanner, P. King, K. Jones, G. Moon, W. Pars- low. G1 SABINSVILLE 5th Mrs. Balch - Teacher FRONT ROW -- R. Womer, J. Parker, J. Fish, D. Walker, D. Towne, T. Kolesar, C. Metcalf, J. King. SECOND ROW: J. Todd, D. Patterson, D. Tormey, A. Thomas, J. Stebbins, J. Moon, G. Locks, J. Moore, C. Holder, E. Tanner. THIRD ROW -- M. McLaughlin, J. Free, S. Simmons, P. McCu11en, K. Hurd, J. Gunn, P.. Griffin, F. weeks, R. Schmidt. KNOXVILLE 5th Mrs. Broadbent - Teacher FRONT ROW -- R. Brass, J. Payne, D. Romaneo, K. Stewart, C. Doan, K. Doan, J. Wheeler, J. Perry. MID- DLE ROW -- B. Griggs, R. Allen, S. Slaughter, T. Pershing, D. Hoffman, D. Seamans, R. Pershing, D. Hall. THIRD ROW -- R. Mainus, J. Schwab, H. Jordan, S. Baker, W. Reed, C. Tompkins, K. Butler, C. King, J. Beard. SABINSVILLE Sth Mrs. Holbert - Teacher FRONT ROW -- B. Cheesman, D. Benson, B. Earl, L. Dibble, B. Beiser, B. Cobb, E. Bennett, D. Burdick. SECOND ROW:-- C. Byam, S. Davis, S. Abbott, M. Coats, B. Buffington, S. Birdsall, L. Collins, L. Brock L. Clark, T. English, L. Bonham. THIRD ROW -- K. Bennett, J. Baker, K. Burrous, D. Butler, J. Cum- berledge, V. Eldridge, H. Davis, G. Clark, C. Cary, F. Crotwell, J. Abplanalp, L. Davis, S. Allen. WESTFIELD 4 Mrs. Eaton - Teacher ROW 1: J. Robbins, J. Eick, J. Stockdale, B. Cutlip, D. Stahli, J. Bliss, R. Potter, L. Sama, L. Cook. ROW 2: L. Cook, D. Beach, R. McCall.ister, P. Ford, D. McCul1en, J. Bush. ROW 3: J. Greynolds, S. Clark, S. Manning, D. McMines, C. King, L. Hornby, C. Burroughs. SABINSVILLE 3rd, 4th Mrs. Patterson - Teacher ROW 1: L. Clark, D. Staf- ford, L. Phillips, K. Green, E Newcomb, D. Ransom, V. Kolesar, M. Buffington, C. Bartoo, N. Griffin, M. Weeks ROW 2: J. Bump, E. Cole, I. Skinner, N. Sharp, D. Buchan an, B. Ackley, J. Newcomb, R. A. Van Sickle, M. Johns- ton, S. Spencer. ROW 3: B.. Butler, J. Stebbins, G. Smith W. Parker, A. Hinkley, B. Stiles, L. Staples, E. Eldridge A. Gardner, W. Burrell, B. Stebbins. KNOXVILLE 4 Miss Brown - Teacher ROW 1: B. Wheeler, E. Baker, W. Allen, G. Shaf- fer, R. Sheen, S. Mascho, J. Atwell, M. Brass. ROW 2: I. Davenport, B. Streeter, B. Mainus, M. Jellifif, C. Broadbent, L. Kelis, L. Butler, K. Jelliff, J. Johnson. ROW 3: S. Doan, L. Morris, D. Hurl- burt, G. Bebout, D. Cleve- land, S. Atwell, E. Gee, S. Tomb, J. Baker, E. Ransom, R. Dearman, J. Graff, L. Odle, D. Tomp- kins, S. Jacobson, S. Causer. GRADE 4 - WESTFIELD TWP. Mrs . Patterson-teacher lOW1: L. Abbey, H. Plank, D. ioughtaling, C. Gill, G. Treat, L. rndrews, L. Stermer, V. Simmons, ' Fuhrer J Torme R Birckall. -. . y . now 2. 'T. Tubbs, Ef Kneu, M. 'i.sh, S. Bruce, B. Dibble, S. Pond, 4. Faumore, D. Engush, R. Gund., L Fay, D. Huyler, T. Hollenbaugh. LOW 3: N. Youngs, G. Mead, nyder, J. Weeks, B. Potter, F. Gunn '. Fish, G. Jones, D. Foley. 182 ' .. .ff Q. 1 -af, 'ta ' 4 GRADE 3-KNOXVILLE Mrs. Warburton-teacher DW 1: P. Kilboume, V. eadman, D. Persing, J. Card, Baker, G. Ransom, F.Perry, Wheeler. ROW 2: L. Ful- r, D. Baker, J. Harding, C. zed, G. Whitsell, B. Ianson, Aldrich, E. Chase. ROW 3: Warren, R. Sheible, J. Hu- zd, S. Smith, J. Whitsell, J. eadman, R. Beard, J. Buf- rd, R. Clark, T. Johnson, D. aan, B. Graff, S. Jacobson. GRADE 3 - WESTFIELD TWP Mrs. Tanner-teacher ROW 1: K. Welch, B. Van Dusen, W. Zmk, J. Plank, G. lngerick, B. Richardson, J Payne, F. Bollock. ROW 2: D. Lines, C Dake, J. Seeley, E. Miles, J. Peterson Treat, M. Brugger, M. Hurd. ROW 3 R Swartwood, B. Treat, A. Houghtaling, Hurler, L. Kent. GRADE 2 - WESTFIEID TWP. Mrs. Heinrick - Teacher ROWI T. Bruce, D. Gunn, F. Empson, S. Eng- lish, I Moon. ROW 2: V. Monroe, D. Birdsall, J Payne, D. Duell, L. Carl, K. Tombs. ROW 3 A Treat, K. Gill, R. Baker, T. Cutcher, B. Metcalf, J. Young, J. McCaslin, E. Abbey, B. Dake, C. English, B. English, D. Fay. GRADE 3 - WISTFIELD BOR1 Mrs. Andre - Teacher ROW 1: C. Osterhoudt, K. Abbott, A. Morton, V. Gren- olds, M. Allen, L. Cook, E. Cutlip, R. Kilburn. ROW 2: K. Church, J. Eberly, N. Plan L. McMindes, E. Manning, D. Chessman, J. Postewait, T. Holder. ROW 3: C. West, D, Nageli, P. Jameson, M. Hub- bard, K. Baker, J. Abplanalp, L. Mitchell, A. Plank, M. Mc Cullen, W. Shultz, J. Clark, C Holder, T. Blis, J. Bowers, K Borland. GRADE 2 - WESTFIELD BORO Lillian Olokon - Teacher ROW 1: B. Smart, D. Hayes, D. Cobb, C. Yaeger, C. Yaeger, B. Mesler, K. Carpenter. ROW 2: R. A. Davis, B. Byam, M. Moore, R. MacKnight, P. Ford, K. Tomanio, P. Iviitchel. ROW 3: B. McFall, N. Smith, B. Grenolck, V. Dunham, L. Baker, R. Wat- kins, L. Free. GRADE 1 - 2 - SABINSVILLE Mrs. Douglas - Teacher ROW 1: I. Phillips,F. Kolesar, 3. Gurnsey, T. Hurd, B. Ran- aom, J. Briggs, R. Butler, J. Rexford, B. Butler, C. Eld- ridge. ROW 2: D. Patterson, ?. Rushmore, M. Abbott, D. Sumsey, M. Slocum, L. Ab- aey, S. Eldridge, R. Griffin. ROW 3: M. Johnson, L. Chappell, B. Eldridge, M. Hinkley, P, Rushmore, D. Sutler, R. Crippen, D. Sharp. GRADE 2 - KNOXVILLE Mrs. Brooks - Teacher ROWI F Wid er J Homer D Beebe G Mascho, : . g . . . s. Nonhup, H. Jeulff, B. Taft, C. swealnd. Row 2: L. Beckhom, R. Davis, T. Fuller, R. Main, C. Birdsall, C. Birdsall, S. Taft, J. Shaffer, R. Harding. ROW 3: K. Foster, L. Tombs, S. Taft, M. Kesar, L. Allen, B. Baker, D. Butler, G. Reams, C. Potter. GRADE 2 - KNOXVILLE Mis. Pratt - Teacher ROW 1: D. Mainus, D. Ro- maneo, B. Cobb, R. Clark, C. Schoonover, S. Smith, P. Streeter, S. Aldrich. ROW 2: L. Newland, J. Vlfheaton, J. Leathers, B. Dewey, R. Pond, K. Abbott T. Schwab, T. Seagers. ROW 3: J. Mowers, P. Hoffman, L. Davenport, D. Edgcomb, E. Davies, D. Tubbs, L. Reynolds, S. Mattison, L. Hall. 1 S Grade 1-Knoxville Mrs. Bush-Teacher ROW 1: J. Phillips, S. Tomp- kins, A. Main, B. Youngs, E. Baker, M. Parsons, B. Whitsell, C. Buckly. ROW 2: R. Abbott, D. Stewart, W. Christenson, W. Kelts, B. Fritz, D. Wheaton, D. Morley, R. Newcomb. ROW 3: S. Spencer, D. Stiles, J. Adams, D. Stiles, J. Beckhom, D. Skin- ner, J. Lee, E. Short, D. Rodman, C. Pershing, J. Linder, R. New- comb. f9'f'VB5iTs2waNvln..s -ww - ..L. L . ynmmm L, M , v A J ' A J 'feel' ...,,,. .. 'VW 5 - - . J if? 9-J WN' it J Ss. , A , . R J 'fswsf'1m,.f-0 - M we - - - ' '57 f .... L'ss . ' 1 .,, A ' -M We 1 ' V- FIN. ' K - fnftfe oi .,,. B ,g'Sk?i? V .t tstte . .. . ..M A .e Grade 1-Westfield Township Mrs. Hargan-Teacher Crfiilsdexirwgitrffiggaliflfgr Row 1: R. Empson, J. Foley, J. Gigoo, M. Thomas, L. Taft, Row 1, G Dime M Smith ,ig Pmlow W Bum T Da .S B T. McCas1.in,C. Crance, R. Perry,E. McCas1in. Row 2. . ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' . P' ' V1 ' ' A. Ryder, C. Welch S. Bennett L. Parker D. Treat E. Di- Crrppen. ROW 2. B. Sheepa, M. Cook, D. Cutlrp, J. Klarman, L S h .dt L'Sch-midt If C 1 S 6 L li 1 B. Brooks, c. St:uck1ey,P. Hmrbon, M. Moeoo, w. Benson. ?02g tg C Ii1OW3g B Be ru' Saga 1, Qmml' fer' ROW 3: K. Emmons, B. West, L. Saunders, W. Jameson, P. B' a og' He 1 ' . nn? li ' e ' es' ' Potter, T. O'Lenick, M. Eberle, W. Hersman. mgger' ' Y er' ' Kmg' ' ul-rows' Special Class-Knoxville Mrs. Prichard-Teacher ROW 1: W. Moon, H. Dake, B. Cutcher, N. McCaslin, J. Watson, P. Shaffer. ROW 2: W. Watson, E. Allen, R. Cutcher, W. Dennis, R. Monroe, P. Crippen. - 1. f ,..:f.o-1. , .1w-11 wiv- Our Safety Patrol if SABINSVIILE L. to R.: L. Judd, P. O'Lenick, K. Mack, H. Hoffman, M. Mack. 3.3! Q' .1 'isa .l fl 'X wi Juv' 'X 05 iv dh' Mn KN, WESTFIELD TWP L. to R.: S. Bmce, L. Abbey KNOXVILLE WESTFIEID BORO ROW 12 A. Payne, J. Chamberlain. ROW L. to R.: T. Sama, J. Bliss, S. Manning, L. Homby 2: G. Tucker, S. Fuller, K. Chase. 51 Lunch Time ar C. V. J. S. Westfield Coo1s-- Mrs. Holder, and Mrs. Earl J Westfield Twp. Cooks--Mrs. Clow, Knoxville Cooks--Mrs. Kline, and Mrs. Hegmann and Mrs. Cole. through November, 1956. Present cooks are Mrs. Butler, and Mm. Seamans. r. ...f ' gi... K Q . lysis o 9' 3' 'J' K. i . if 5 Y iii ip. 4' i '-'r Us Sabinsville Cooks--Mrs. Green, and Mrs. Larrison. Mrs. Bartoo has since replaced Mrs. Green. Sandwiches, Pickles, Jello, and Apples. 52 , .mm . l W5 Adnvme Senior Band ROW1 M Douglass, A Watkins, L, ritzwater, E K.ne1l, L Plank, B l-loLland, N, l-luyler, L. Davis, J. Hegmann. ROW 2: M. Ruef, L. Simmons, L Sim mons, D Butler, P Little, D Chamberlain, K Ianson, K Butler, D Gunn ROW 3: E. Wood, M. Schoonover, P. Trowbridge, M. Hall, Mr. Fink, L S Rumsey, E Steadman, L Geertgens, M Brock, G King, P Moore, C Senzel, R. Lamphier, H. Butler, D. Fitzwatern In September, 1953, Mr. James Fink came to the Cowanesque Valley Joint School as music director. The band was progressing at great strides and is still trying to improve. It is now trying to raise money for new band uniforms which are in great need. The band meets twice a week on Monday and Wednesday for 45 minutes each day. From the beginning of the year, the band re- hearses for its Spring concert in April. At this time all the members receive music emblems. The senior members who graduate re- ceive large letters. Members of the band are also chosen to attend the North-Central District Band. OUR MAJORETTES Gail Seeley, Phylhs Lamphier, Natalie Larrison. 54 Junior Band ROW ONE: G. Comel E. Foley J. Altman N. Holland V. Brugger J Ki L. Hubb d I O'1' ROWT O' ' M. Mascho, L. Harding, R. Card, A. Forsberg, K. Tucker, R. Brooks., ROWYEHREE: Silrlfiinie, P.mCgjdrtgenS, J. g?SEf1::iiEi4ma?I:lC3Id,Lwt1g1iigE?tcR1, . . - , Hryczyk. ROW FOUR: J. Rumsey, B. Broadbent, R. Bonham, L. Harding, When Mr. Fink was admitted to the faculty he was also given the directorship of the junior band. The junior band consists of the grades from the first six grades up to the eighth grade. This band is also steadily increasing its membership. The band meets every Thursday for 45 minutes. It also rehearses through the year for the Spring concert in April. A Junior District Band is also held for the north-central district with members chosen from each school band. Many members playing in the junior band also play in the senior band. Fink, Director Senior and Junior Chorus SENIOR CHORUS Row 1: Mr. rink, B. Buffard, G. Leichliter, L. Drake, K. scnnner, s. Brgusn, M. Johnston, G. King, L. Stebbins, M- Gigee, J. Cole, E- Brusseir, S- Rumsev. M. Tanner, P. Baker, B. Holland, P. Lamphier, A. Watkins, S. Seeley, N. Larrison, W. Skinner, P. Smith, V. Moon, M. Atwell, S. Carr, L. Watkins, J. Yea- ger, M. Forsberg. ROW 2: D. Gunn, P. Marsh, M. Brock, B. Cushing, S. Beebe, N. Yaughn, A. Thomas, P. Tf0Wb1'1dg9, H- Forsberg, D- D0211, V- 301100141 J. Cunningham, M. Dunbar, V. Drake, B. Schmidt, L. Green, A. Cunningham, R. Skinner, S. Chase, M. Schoonover, E. Wood, B. Allman, L. Rushmore, M- Erwin, D. Card, L. Plank, G. Fitzwater, L. Davis, E. Knell. ROW 3: L. Moore, N. Huyler, M. Swartwood, P, Moore, L- JOPIDSOH, B- Enghshv E- Meehan, Eaton, D. Draucker, E. Howard, J. Earl, M. Douglas, K. Linder, M. Lias. C. Wetmore, V. Gunn, A. Borland, J. Hegmann, D. Gunn, R. Patterson, N. Pednck, G. Gleason, D. Anthony. JUNIOR CHORUS ROW 1: D. Simmons, R. Allen, R. Patterson, L. Pond, P. Brass, R. Bacon, D. Draucker, L. Foster, S. Niekras. ROW 2: M. Byam, J. Fuller, L. Womer, E. Eaton, J. Butler, M. Works, C. Bollock, D. Moore, C. Cutlip, S. Northup, C. Hoffman, H. Shaffer, S. Leonard, C. Leach, P. Whittaker, B. Rosengrant, P, Geertgens, R. Bartoo, R. Card, E. Fuller, E. Jelliff. ROW 32 Mrs. Beach, Accompanist, S. Gigee, S. Swesey, J. Parker, C. Doan, A. Wilkinson, P. Womer, B. Polaski, M. Dearman, M. J. Doan, L. Hubbard, R. Simmons, S. English, E. Fay, R. Hryczyk, M. Beach, S. Moore, S. Staples, J. Mowers, B. Lee, S. Kline, P. Kilbume, C. Doan, Mrs. Swimley, Director. ROW 42 B. Roberts, N. Patterson, J. Stebbins, B. Swimley, M. A. Weeks, C. Beelne, N. Davis, R. Snyder, B. L. Potter, M. J. Seeley, S. Mowers, R. Elliott, G. Root, J. Altman, M. Abplanalp, J. Forsberg, S. Linder, R. A. Haynes, J. Fuhrer, G. Cornell, L. Lee. ROW 5: S. Rieppel, B. Porter, J. King, B. Schoonover, C. Sama, M. Gunn, F. George, N. Beckhorn, I. Olinger, R. George, P. Baker. C. V. J. S. Student Council WESTFIELD STUDENT COUNCIL WESTFIELD OFFICERS ROW 12 E, Brugger, S. Cumberledge, C. Eaton, B. Fnglish, G. Bartoo. ROW 2: P. Sandy Cumberledge-Treasurer, Barbara English-Secretary, Father Smith, C. Davis, P. Lamphier, M. Forsberg, A. Watkins, Mr. Burtch, G. Price, C. Brugge:-President, Gary Bartoo-Vice-President. Boom, ROW 3: H. Forsberg, E. Wood, W. Skinner, W. Leichliter, G. Gleason, W. Bowers. KNOXVILLE STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: S. Gigee, B. Schoonover, S. mine, J. Altman, B. Doan, A. Wilkinson. ROW 2: R. James, J. Patterson, L. Pond, B. Broadbent, Mr. Berdanier, J. Kilbourne, B. Moon, R. Bartoo, T. Fish. 57 Home Economics V C. Davis, M. Boyce, M. Atwell, J. Yaeger, D. Card, L. Watkins, S. Carr, S. Graf, E. Potter. ROW 2: M. Haskell, G. Leichliter, J. Howland, J. Root, B. Baldwin, D. Farnsworth, D. Mack, E. Steadman, E. Houghtaling. ROW 3: B. Moon, L. Lowery, A. Harding, G. Womer, P. Covert, J. Davis, B. Boom, J. Graff, C. Whitmire, B. Treat, B. Schmidt, D. Simmons, B. Apalnalp. ROW 4: J. Cole, E. Hurd, J. Staples, H. Bruce, M. State, V. Drake, M. Dunbar, K. Schaner, E. Draper, B. Buffard. - .wif 5 lla S f Il1EfE1'U'f 5 gffrfll-as B FHA The Future Homemakers of America have worked hard this year to keep up their record of earning degrees. With half of the Sopho- mores working toward Junior degrees and also several Juniors earning their Chapter degrees. They were represented by Carol Davis who earned her State Homemaker Degree. The Home Ec. girls are divided into 3 or 4 sections a semester, working on rugs, sewing, cooking, canning, and good grooming. As a result several projects were sent to the Farm Show and Mansfield Fair. This year was certainly a successful one for the entire class. F. H. A. OFFICERS Secretary - Mary Arme Boyce, President - Carol Davis, Historian - Marlene Dunbar, Song Leader - Joyce Yaeger. ROW 2: Vice President - Betty Baldwin, Treasurer - Elaine Houghtaling, Parliamentarian - Sharon Carr, 10th grade Chairman - Betty Apalnalp, Reporter - Maxine Atwell. 58 Vocational Agriculture ROW lr C. Doan, T. Painter, W. Clark, C. Boom, R. Hatcher, F. Bollock, A. Bieser, L. Steadman. ROW 2: W. Empson, S. Houghtaling, M. Clark, D. Root, B. Rice, T, Rice, T. Coates, P. Payne, W. Dibble. ROW 3: A. Schmidt, L. Treat, J. Williams, H. Spicer, S. Gigee, L. Spicer, D. Butler, H. Parker. : ., .4 f. f go c 15 'f-7423 fl Tl Q X Oy 0, 5 ' ik 4 1 ' IJ .1 5 F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is a voluntary organization com- posed of boys interested in Agriculture and studying Vocational Ag- riculture in High School. The boys are divided into three groups and are studying farm crops, dairy husbandry, poultry husbandry, vegetable gardening, and farm mechanics. Beginning students have the degree of Greenhand . After one year and certain accomplishments they can become Chapter farm ers. This year two of our members, Charley Boom and Carroll Doan, were selected as State Farmers. This is the first time that two mem bers have earned the State degree in the same year. .ws - F. F. A. OFFICERS ROW 1: Vice-President - C. Doan, President - C. Boom, Advisor - Mr. Heyler, Secretary - W. Clark. ROW 2: Reporter - S. Gigee, Sentinel - L. Treat, Treas urer - J. Williams, County Delegates - H. Spicer, and A. Bieser. Librarians and Office Help wssrrmm LIBRARIANS ROW1: D. Church, D. Famswonh, B. Buffard, B. Treat, s. R me R Moon, Mrs. Burrell. ROW 2: P. Lamphier, G. Leichliter, L. WFSTFIEID OFFICE HELP Slmnfons, L- Slmmomy G- Seeley, D. Simmons, L. Hackett, ROW 1: J. Yaeger, S. Chase, J. Mowers, L. Stebbins, B. Treat. ROW 2: M M. Llas. Miles, M. Haskel, J. Baker, Mrs. Mack, L. Rushmore, L. Plank. I KNOXVILLE LIBRARIANS ROW 1: M. Deerman, E. Houghtaling, S. Staples, M. Moore, M. Works, D. Swetland, B. Lee, S. Leach, A. Trowbridge, S. Kline. ROW 2: Mrs.. Beach, B. Roberts, B. Schoonover, G. Comell, S. Reippel, B. Porter, C. Doan, S. Gigee, A. Wilkinson. ROW 3: B. Rosen- grant, B. Hertzick, B. Hatcher, J. Patterson, D. Ousterhouse, S. Hanes, M. Beech. Chemistry Na2so4 C6504 0 o '8 O YV X OH ' H017 H2CO3 +9 . 'DOA HCL This Exploded The Whole Theory. Drat It. Hydrolysis Progress Is Our Product. Jveutm Sulfllric Acid Will they Ever Learn? Liza ti 011 Activities Building and planning in shop. fs. 3 , 2 I ,A W Construction work in art class Cooking in Home Economics. Paying close attention in French Class. Reading in public speaking. 62 In C.V.J.S Our special photography club. 1. i X 'Q ian The Freshman Latin Class Music Lesson X-Htl' rr ' ' ' Mr. Wood supervising Typing II. Instruction in driver s training. 63 Off Guard at C. V. J. S. , ' l E Watching the boys go by. Tete-a-Tete at the freezer. Name nf you can have it, Still life of Mr. Andre and friend. Catch it, Neil. Hurry! the bell rang. 64 Gay 90's 65 King and Queen of Harvest SQL ,.q f ' !! s X 2. wiili i H 2 5' N . it X - f s S if I 1- 1. af, ,fs tr - P' ':v?XJ' :ad fit is 4 f , 1. to r.: Lloyd Treat, Marlene Dunbar, Preston rayne, beverly Schmidt, Jimmy Seamans, Sandra Riemann, David Anthony, Phyllis Lamphier, Walter Dibble, Sally Chase, Dwight Mack, Peggy Smith, Ivlichael Clark, Gail Fitzwater, and Gene Lamphier, Seated are the King and Queen of Harvest, Charley Boom and Carol Davis. Master of Ceremonies, David Anthony 6, crowns Charley Boom as king and Carol 7 Davis as queen. Queen of Hearts Dance 1. to r. Margaret Smith, Gary Bartoo, Joyce Yaeger, Robert Earl, Gail Seeley, Claud Marsh, Shirley Stiles, Mrs. Edward Collins, Edward Collins, Gail Fitzwater, Billy Benson, Mary Cook, Daniel Fitzwater, Dale Draucher, Carol Eaton. Mike Clark, Sally Chase, Dwight Mack, Phyllis Lamphier. The annual Queen of Hearts Dance was held on February 15,1957 . in the Westfield Gym. The soft lights, and dreamy music brought out the beauty of the traditional red and white decorations. Miss Gail Fitzwater and her es- little pages, short and sweet. 1956 Queen of Hearts Mrs. Beverly Sim- cort Daniel Fitzwater. mons Collins and her escort Edward Col- IS7 1ins.- 1957 Queen Gail Fitzwater. Pages Billy Benson and Marv Cook. Of These Students Members of National Honor Society are: SEATED 1. to r. Carol Davis, Ruby Skinner, Barbara Tubbs, Peggy Smith, Anava Watkins, Esther Brugger, Nancy Vaughan, Gail Fitzwater. STANDING 1. to r. Mary Forsberg, Rose Wood, Mary Lyn Erwin, Homer Bebout, Jolm Hegrnann, Charley Boom, Carroll Doan, Linda Rushmore, Beth Holland, Maureen Lovel, Jane Kilburn. ,ss si -P1 , . b Q3 A ...Irs Q 1 Beth Holland received special American Legion Essay Winners: 1. to r. Nancy Vaughan-3rd, Mary Gail Fitzwater received the Good recognition from the National Erwin-lst, Beth Holland-Znd. Citizenship Award from the DAR. Merit Scholarship Association. 68 Anava Watkins and Margaret Smith are the CVJS columnists, writ- ing for the local newspapers. We Are Proud Carol Davis smiles on hearing Mr. Heyler congratulates Carroll Doan and Charley Boom as FFA she has received the Hgtate Home Keystone Award winners. Inaking Deg,-een, V ... g ' - . 1 , dv F 'X L A T 'A 5 if if- Representing Cowanesque Valley at the District Band Con- ference were l. to r. Anava Watkins, Beth Holland, Mary Ann Douglass. Ae, Representing Cowanesque Valley at the District Chorus ference, held in Atlantic City, held at Lock Haven were l. to r. Esther Brugger, Maxine NJ, Atwell, Beth Holland, and John Hegmann. Ernest Knell was selected to attend the Eastern Music Con- ,,..- ATHLE Q4 CV War-Whoopers Varsity: A. Watkins, K. Ianson, B. Fnglish, D. Mack, G. Fitzwater, P. Lamphier Vaxsity Captain - Gail Fitzwater Junior Varsity Captain - Sandra Reimmm Junior Varsity: S. Reimann, S. Cumberledge, E. Machan, G. Seelev 72 C. V. Indians on the Warpath fur 4 5 -:,- 1 f :51 ' I ff sv sw VARSITY STANDING 1. to r., Mr. Rarrick, Coach, G. Ruef, F. Allen, B. Brass, D. Church, E. Lamphier. SEA'I'I'D: l. to r., W. Allen, J. Weidman, C. Boom, C. Marsh, G. Bar- too. JUNIOR VARSITY ALL STARS Jerry Johnston, Walter Dibble JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPP Northem Potter Coudersport Notre Dame Notre Dame Coudersport Liberty Covington Mansfield Elkland Blossburg Wellsboro Galeton Williamson Northern Potter Blossburg Williamson Mansfield Elkland Liberty Wellsboro Galeton Covington Northem Potter Coudersport Notre Dame Notre Dame Coudeisport Liberty Covington Mansfield Elkland Blossburg Wellsboxo Galeton Williamson Northern Potter Blossburg Liberty Williamson Mansfield Elkland Wellsboro Galeton Covington VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPP CV 50 45 'Msg 49 as so 42 48 62 46 63 41 ss sz 65 37 45 so 61 48 65 40 44 sa 69 so va 65 41 so vs 63 68 60 68 69 60 59 42 21' gf vARsn'Y Au. STARS 67 70 Bill Allen, Charley Boom JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING l. to r., N. Heyler, L. Flint, Mr. Abeling, Coach, R. Nelson, D. Sim- mons, J. Treat. SEATED: T. Moore, J. Johnston, D. Mack, W. Dibble, L. Parsons C. V. Varsity in Action l P C C f P' V .QF Q T v S Q C, .I no Gary Bartoo Claude Marsh Coach Ralph Rarrick Charlie Boom Bill Allen V C l P Buddy Brass Jay Weidman Gene Lamphier Fred Allen Gary Ruef Duane Church 71 C. V. Junior Varsity in Action .. ky L no M 1 file.. ii K , . by Vykk K ii X inf: ii i 9 1 J ' Q3 If 551 ' ,:.- , ,V 51 iii l A 'S' ' fi ' Z I ,-,: 5+ . ,V Walter Dibble Tommy Moore Coach Thomas Abeling Dwight Mack Leo Pamons Leland Flint Roy Nelson Jerry Johnson Darrow Simmons Johnny Trea' Neil Heyler 1 i Our Soccer Team STANDING 1. to r., W. Allen, E. Lamphier, G. Ruef, E. Stafford, C. Boom, J. Bessemer, C. Marsh, D. Draucher, Mr. Rarrick KNEELING: F. Allen, G. Bartoo, F. Leach, D. Fitzwater, P. Davis, W. Sackrider, R. Moon, W. Dibble, L. Parsons. F. F. . Basketball SEATED 1. to r., R. Moon, A. Schmidt, R. Hatcher, S. Gigee, H. Spicer. STANDING: T. Coates, D. Butler, A. Bieser, P. Payne, E. Heyler, Coach. 76 ADVERTENG I-5.5 CCE --1 incemty lcafion W S- , 0 s . '-6 52 T'.:af1Ei 2Q Cf94..n.uCfJ lllll Cfb4..lLuCD U03 5.1: 'ga mi 32 'na-. OO '43 -CI oo D-C E4-7 'fo-4 Q30 5+-v :vo fi-5 Ms 'I-4 50 S5 Oo :wi Jai, 9-gy GJ .-C +2 af D 'r4 '14 CO3 qg.-CI DE-4 '74 UD. C '09 Gil-v .-CU GJ c-'Zi O09 ZS, - GS'U CSC 'UM G34-v l-:C we ...OO CD U D025 C '1 ND -CIO 5-UPN C O v-4 v-4 v-4 's OJ 3-4 O E 5 O X l-4 CD C0 improve the O -as 'U GJ vi .-Q G! Cf CD GJ -O 5 fi Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Galeton Penne. Member F.D.l.C. Furniture Jewelry ROSENBLO0M'S Westfield, Pa. - 'l75 Elklond, Po. - 4441 Floor Covering Appliance Compliments of INGERSOLL-RAND Painted Post, N. Y Compliments of W. l'l..0UTMAN 8. SONS Westfield Penno. Compliments of MILTON TAFT Cowanes que Penna if' ' Compliments of KENNETH R. SIMMONS .I TEXAS aAuMucK Bnos. 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KING BROTHERS VALLEY GARAGE PLUMBING 8. HEATING Knoxville Penna. Westfield Penna. THE OLD BARN SALES STABLE North Bingham, Po. Dancing, Round and Square, every Sat. Nite wen, 1t's like this! Rear view of Smitty . F I B'I M ' Roller Skating every Friday Nite 8-II PM, Sai. I-4 PM 9-I PROMISE FOR TOMORROW One ofthe keenest thrills of a lifetime is yours as you complete you: high school training. Corning Glass Works is happy to salute mat this important milestone. knowledge and fdenckhips gained in school e 'p you well for new challenges. As you take up new roles, continue to use the same enthusiasm and imagination in meeting the EI-ltlue. With you rests the pxomise of a better tomorrow. CORN ING G LASS WORKS Corning, New York '1 1-' I Compliments from PAUL c. wYNKooP H- J- I-'NES L! STORE F PERMA-sToNE INN Groceries Galeton UISI 6 Pa. Osceola Pc' Cowqnesque I The Younger Generation Compliments of DANNY 8. L EOLA FITZWATER OTTO C. MOSCH, INC. Ted Mauz, Pres. Compliments of ROBERT O. 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