Danville High School - Le Tresor Yearbook (Danville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Aff' YW R ff.. , - i -.. L '- jf D.. X , fav f Q 4.55 4 . 1 K 6 gy 433 , gg if ? 'i ' Z? 584 5 ' -4, 2 1 '- Q ' Z -J 3 gf x BOARD OF EDUCATION Messrs J F Gehrig fVlCE Pres dent, John Hendricks Dr L F Rrtmrller Mes rs John G Pappas Bruce W Lerby CSecretaryD Frank W Magrll fPresxden0 Absent from picture Mrs Nlolhe Walter and Mr Robert E Lee EDUCATION COMMITTEES Finance Bills and Accounts J F Gehrxg Chairman Robert E Lee Dr L F Rrtmrller John G Pappas Buzldzng and Repairs Robert E Lee Chairman Mrs Molhe Walter Dr L F Rrtmlller John G Pappas John Hendricks Teachers jamtors and Rules J F Gehrrg Chairman Mrs Mollie Walter John Hendricks Athletics Dr L F Rltmlller Chairman John Hendrrcks Robert E Lee John G Pappas Text Books and Supplies-John Hendr1cks Chairman Mrs. Mollie Walter J. F, Gehrig. High School-Mrs. Mollie Walter Chairman John Hendricks Robert E. Lee. Transfer and Grievance-John G. Pappas Chairman Mrs. Mollie Walter Dr. L. F. Ritmiller. 8 -d ' MR MENSCH To -rr-IE CLASS or 1951 Durmg the past four years you have spent txme and effort m reachmg your goal of graduatlon Your progress through these years has been met wzth heartaches as well as the pleasantnes of school hfe You should have learned that the frurtful use of txme rs rewarded wrth success whlle a wasteful use of trme offers no satisfactory repayment The memory of these contrast mg values should mspxre you to make every effort to Inve a worthwhxle hfe You have the best wrshes of your teachers whose untrrmg efforts m supplymg you with knowledge and desirable advice should be dearly apprecrated and remembered by all Let xt be sand of each one of you that you have met the problems of lrfe wxth such understanding and tolerance that your at tztude gzves hope and encouragement to your fellowman WALTER F MENSCH, Prmczpal MR JENKINS To THE Culss or 1951 At the end of a busy school year we con hrgh school work You have formed frrend shrps here that should be endurmg and treasured among your most precrous pos sessnons Often the lessons we remember longest come from assocratxons wxth teachers and fnends outslde the class rooms What you really belreve m regard to your dealmgs wxth fellow students wzll largely determme the manner m whlch you meet sxtuatwns after vou are graduated The faculty and 3dIfllI'llStl'2tlOl'l of our school trust that we have developed good cntrzens worthy of our democratrc form of government For some semors th1s year completes your formal schooling but there w1ll be many opportumtles for self rmprovement Some trmes I have been amazed at the socral sprrxtual and educatxonal growth of persons who have contmued therr development Your commumty service wrll depend largely on the utrhzatxon of opportumtxes for leader shrp or mtellrgently followmg those who have the welfare of mankmd at heart May success attend your efforts to reach the obyectrves you have set rn a chosen field of endeavor We w1ll follow your 8CtlVltlCS wrth a great deal of rnterest and look for ward to seexng you agam at the class re umon C D JENKINS Supervising Prmcrpal j - we----'-- r-'r-'e ' N' Mwjirjufyg. , I ' fwyynkuf sjffl 'Nj ' , ' X f gratulate you on the completion of your , . . - . I ' ' f' 9 Mr George Myerly FACULTY 42 Www W9 Wi! Frrst row leit to nght Mr J E Mrller M1ss Gertrude Gardner Mrss Elrzabeth Corson Mrss Theresa Kra kovesky M1ss Vrrgmra Chernngton Mxss Charlotte Dxetz Mr Kenneth Bulls Second row M1ss Elsre Moore Mrs Anne Mrles Mrs Mary Ellen Kessler Mr Francrs Pegg Mr Walter F Mensch Thrrd row Mr Mel vrlle Ker Mr Robert Vkarrmgton Mr Jack Wamch Mr George Myerly Mr Frank Bratton Mr Alfred Bar ratt. Fourth row Mr John Stump Mr Walter McCloskey I-'A CULTY Mr C D Jenklns Mr Alfred Barratt Englrsh Soczal SUP9fV1Smg Pfmcfpal At Studres Brology Mrs Anne Mrles M1ss Helen Johnson M usrc Chorus Mr J Emery Mrller Mr Kenneth Brlls Science Mathematzcs Physrcal Education M1ss Petronella Karaveckas Physrcal Educatron Latm Englrsh Health M1ss EISIC Moore Scrence Mathematrcs Mr Frank Bratton M1ss V1rg1n1a Cherrmgton Home Economrcs M1ss Elizabeth Corson Englrsh Spanish M1ss Charlotte Dxetz Brology Mrs Sara Free Englrsh, Socral Studres M1ss Gertrude Gardner Typewntmg M1ss jean Gardner Library Mr Melvllle Ker Soczal Studres Musrc Mrs Mary Ellen Kessler Shorthand Mathematzcs M1ss Theresa Krakovesky Socral Studres Mr Walter McCloskey General Busmess Pre Flight Mr Walter F Mensch Prmcrpal 10 Problems of Democracy Mr Francxs Pegg Shop Dnvers Ed Mr Jack Wamch Bookkeepmg Busmess Mathematics Mr Robert Warrmgton Science, Mathematrcs, Drzvers Ed Mrs W1ntersteen Secretary Mr John Stump Vocational Agrrculture .ry .nmyw-ff' wa ,f 'r,7W',, wwfw. 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Q 'Q' A O.. 4 I lx L 60 6 gg lx X, a . 5 1 Aim 6 A mfr X , - ,. 3 YW' ' Q' V - E,A W V' A ix PEGGY NORRINE ATEN Pe General A gentle malden wnth large loving eyes Magazme Sales 4 JANE LOUISE BARNHART janze General Ha py am I from care I am free M gazme Sales 4 BETTY JEAN BAUMER Betty Gene al tl mg great was ever achieved without enthusiasm ss Pa ty C mmlttee 3 .rum EY BAUMER Helen Gene al Htr laughter ripples Ike 4 brook CAROL JEANNE BAUSCH Jeannie Commercxal In her tongue rs the law of kmdness Band 3 Clas Party Com mlttee 2 8 Grrls Chorus 2 8 4 Jumor Issue Stat! 3 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Orange 6 Purple Staff 8 4 Year Book Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 PATRICIA ANN BENNETT Pat General Love and the world loves you Class Party Commxttee 8 Dues Collector 3 Gym Ex hlbxtxon 2 MaJorettes 2 3 BETTY M BER KHEIMER Bets General What wxsdom can you hnd that us better than kmdness'! Magazine Sales 4 P1-TYLLIS P BEYER P1111 Academrc A merry heart maketh heerful countenance Cla s Party Committee 2 4 Forenslcs 2 .Tumor Issue Staff 3 Magazme Sales 4 Orange and Purple Stall' 3 Class Play 4 BERTHA SALLY BICKART Bert Commercxal Her voxce was ever soft Class Party Committee 4 Dues Collector 4 Magazme Sales 4 OSEPHINE R BONNETTI General manden never bold Class Party Commrttee Junior Prom Commrttee 3 Magazme Sales 4 fl Yl ll gil - lv . ' n . Q Q : . ' , . 4. b u ' n A li I9 .N , I! an ' 3 ' . H li '.ll ll 31 ' .. 8 -' c . . ,, A ' . A ,-v - Q ' - D ' : 4: Year Book Staff 3, 4: spar: L . ,. ,, .T ' . 1 f ,, b I ll ' 71 . J ll .79 .. . Jo . I., z Q , HA . u.. ' . 1- ' ' . ' 4 : , I 12 ALBERTA J BOTTICHER Bertze Home Economxcs As merry as the day ms ong H A 2 3 4 Magazl Sales 4 Class Play 4 JAMES P BovER Im General man of many talents IS he Gym Exhlbltlon 3 In ra mural Basketball 2 3 Mag azlne Sales 4 MARY RUTH BRECH1' Mary Ruth Home Economics A soft meek patlent humble tranquil splrlt H A 2 3 4 Mag Sales 4 DELORES JUNE BROBST Delores Home Economucs She was as good as she was falr H JOAN AILEEN BRYAN' joanre Commercmal Her step ns music and her voice IS song Class Party Committee 3 Forensncs 2 3 4 In ra mural Basketball 3 Mags zme Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 4 Year Book Staff 9- DAvxn R BUCKLEY Dave General Men of few words are the best men Cym ISXhlbll.l0n 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 4 Varsxty Football 4 Orange and Pur ple Qtatf 4 Varsnty Basket ha 4 GLORIA B BUCKLEY Glona' Commercxal Wxth high flushed cheeks and loose dlsheveled halr Class Party Commlttee 4 Magazine Sales 4 YTARY E' IZABETH BURGER Mary General v to all malice to none ss Pmrty Committee G rls Chorus 2 Mag n Sal s Mxxed Chorus A Orange and Purple Staff 1 Year Book Staff 4 WILLIAM E BURKE B11 Commercxal Not careless ln deeds not confused ln words not rambling m thought Cla s Party Committee 2 3 4 Junior Prom Committee 2 3 4 Maszazme Sales Orange and Purple Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 LOUISE M BURRows Shep Commercxal A dlsposltlon bhthe and merry MaJorette L ader 2 3 4 Class Party Commxttee 4 Dues Collector 2 Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Magazxne Qales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 Class Play 4 DONNA YVONNE BURT Bubbles Academlc Calm to face whats pressing Class Party Commlttee 4 Forenslcs 2 3 Junlor Issue Staff 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Orange and Purple Stal? 4 Year Book Staff 2 4 BARBARA A CAMPBELL Barb Commerclal Her personallty IS llke the flowers soft and pleasant Coor Guard 3 4 In ra mural Basketball 2 Junlor Issue Qtaff 3 Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 4 Year Book Staff 3 4 Usher for Baccalauau reate 3 Malorettes 2 Class HISCOFIBH 4 JOANNE LOUISE CASNER joanne Academlc The most manlfest slgn of wlsdom IS a contlnual eheerfulness Band 2 3 4 Junlor Issue Staff 3 MBKBZIDE Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 Orchestra 3 Rlng Commlt tee 2 Year Book Staff 4 Class Treasurer 2 MARVIN J CLARK Marv Agrlculture Sllence IB golden Class Party Commlttee 3 F F A 2 3 4 Intramu al Basketball 2 Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 Mairazlne Sales 4 GERALD S COAIES jerry General Strongest mlnds are those of whom the nolsy world hears least Cla s Party Commlttee 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Magavlne gales 4 WV f f X ANDREW COMREY Mouse Agrlculture Llfe ls what you make It F F A 2 3 4 Intramu al Basketball 2 3 4 Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 EDWARD J CONNOLLEY Big Ed Academlc When Irlsh eyes are smlllm. all the world young, and gay Class Party Committee 2 3 4 Due Collector 2 Gym x lbltlon 2 3 4 In ra nlural Basketball 4 JUDIOI lrom Commlttee 3 J V Basketball 2 J V Football 2 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Orange 'md Purple Staff 'R V3FSlty Ifootball 3 4 Varslty Base bal 2 3 4 Varslty Bask etball '3 Year Book Staff 4 Class Presldent 3 DONALD E COPE Ducky General He was SIX foot of man A 1 Gym Pxhlbltlon 3 letter ens Club 2 3 4 Maga 7lne Qales 4 Varslty Foot 2 WILLIAM P COUROGEN P63ChIe Academlc You hear that boy laugh Ink You thlnk hes all fun but the angels laugh too at the Lood he has done Class larty Commlttce 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 J V Basketball 2 Letter ons Club 2 3 4 Ma a llne Qales 4 Varlslty Bask etball 4 Year Book Qtaff 4 Class Treasurer 3 HAROLD F CREASEY Bud Commerclal He can play a stralght game all through Forenslcs 2 3 4 Gym Fx hlhltlon 2 Intramural Bask llll 3 Junlor I'-sue Safl' 3 J V Football 2 Iettermens Club 4 Maga flne Sales 1 MlX9d Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and lurple Qtafl' 3 -1 Varslty Football K 4 Year Book Staff 3 DOROTHY M CRISW ELL Dot Academxc The hlghest of dlstlnctlons servnce to others Class Party Committee 2 3 Glrls Chorus 2 .Tumor ls sue Stat? 3 Magazine Sales 4 Mnxed Chorus 2 Orange a Purple 2 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 DOROTHY M DAVIS Dot Commercxal Here ns a dear and true mdustrwus friend Class Party Commlttee 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 .lunlor Issue Staff 3 Mag azme Sales 4 Class Secre tary 4 LAWRENCE E DEN NEN Larry Commercxal lover Class Party Commlttee 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Junlor Issue Staff 3 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Oramze and Purple Staff 2 3 ELIZABETH B DERR Lzz General A good heart IS the greatest of virtues Class Party Commlttee 2 G1rls Chorus 2 3 Mags zlne Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus HELEN DESKIE Helen General Snlence IS the most useful of virtues PHYLL1s M DRAKE Mary General And every Erm lS merry Girls Chorus 3 4 Maga zlne Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 lVIARY MABEL ERDLY Blondxe General For she was Just the qunet kmd Glrs Chorus 3 Magazlne Sales 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 Year Book Staff 4 PAUL G EARLSTON General Zealous yet modest JEAN ANN EVANS jeanme Commercial I laugh and laugh Class Party Committee 2 3 Gxrls Chorus 2 4 Junxor Issue Stall' 3 Junlor Prom Commxtte 3 M a ga z I bales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 RALPH C FERGUSON Spznts General A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Gym Exhlbltlon 2 3 Junior Irom Commlttee 3 56 I 17 . ll .'H is 1 , 'H .. A A nf - - , ' ' ' ' ' - l. nd . . l : - .. ,I 1 .. - U ' - 1 v . ' ' ' 3 I : ' : It - 77 All mankind, loves a Spider ' : .. ., 5 ., . KC ' 11 . ll ' U! 14 ' ' ' Q .3: . ' '. 5 - , . , ' , : . - : . 3 - . 2. 3. ' . I 9. 1 nf . 3, 4. ll iv ' 44 ' ' Il 1 H .. X . . : ' HAROLD B FLEMING Sonny General For hes a very devnl Cym Fxhlbxtlon 1 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Mapzazlne Sales 4 AUDREY D Fousr Audrey Academxc A url of few words Cxrls Chorus 2 .3 4 .Iunwr lssug Staff 'I Magazlne les 4 Mlxed Lhuru 2 3 1 Orange and Purple Staff CHARLES E Fox Chas General The reward of a thing well done xs to have done xt RAYMOND F Fox Fred Academic A smooth and steadfast mxnd gentle thoughts and calm desires Magarlne Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 SHIRLEY FRYLING Shlrlee Commercxal A good frxend 1s true to the end ajorettes 2 I Gym Fxhllntlon 2 Junior Issue Staff 3 Magazine iales Or.-xmzc and Iurple Staff 2 'Q 1' 1 Ruff wilt' 1 EUGENE R GABRIEL Gabe General Thar am t no sense ln Littln rlled Class Party Committee 4 Intramural Basketball Magazine qalrs 4 BARBARA GASS Barb General lou hath no bounds rs mus Z 3 Junior llom Lommlttee I M81-.a mt Suk 1 Mlxul Chorus DANIEL H GEHRET Dan General A man prepared has half fouLht the battle B nd Z 3 4 Class Party Committee 2 3 4 Gym Ex l' butlon 2 3 4 Intramural I3 sketball 2 3 4 Jumor Issue Stan' 'S .Iunlor Prom Cnmmxttee 3 M a sz a 1 1 n Sales 4Homt Room Captaml 1 Orange and Iurple sta K 1 Orehc-tra 3 Ye llook Staff 4 Class Play 4 JUNE ANN GETTY jume Commercxal Men have an Interest for me Class Iarty Committee 3 Color uarlll A Girls Chorus 'K Maizazlne Qales 4 Mixed Chorus 3 MARYBE' LE EMMA HAGENBUCH Mary General As loxely as the day IS long. H A Z Magazine Sa ss 4 JAME9 G HANEY Butch Academmc Ideals are lxke stars you choose them as your guides and following them you will reach your destmy Gym Exh1bltlon 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Junlor Issue Stah' 3 J V lhsketball 2 Lettermens Club2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Oramze and Purple Staff 3 Varsxty Basketball 4 Varsxty Football 3 Year Book Staff 4 Class Vlce Presldent MARGUERITE HANS Peggy General A lovely gxrl hath no equal Mazazme Sales 4 THOMAS W HARRIS Tom General Man IS the hunter woman IS the game Intramural Basketball 3 4 J V Basketball 2 Letter mens Club 2 3 4 Varslty Baseball 2 3 4 Varslt ketball 3 4 ALICE I-IARTMAN Alice General Her sweetness outshlnes the North Star Glrs Chorus 2 Mxxed Chorus 2 Mazazme Sales 4 Class Party Committee 2 ANNA MAE HENRY Ann General Her virtues are many her faults few Magazine Sales 4 THOMAS E HERMAN Tom General Bravery' never goes out of fashlon Gym Exhnbltlon 2 3 4 In tramural Basketball 2 Jun lor Prom Committee 3 J V Football 2 Lettermens Club 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 Class Vice President 4 ROBERT F HICKEY Giggles General Absence makes the heart grow fonder Gym Exhlbntlon 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 J V Basketball 2 J V Football 2 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Varslty Bask etball 3 DONALD W HOFFMAN Hoff General What wisdom can you find that IS better than k1ndness Gym Exhlbltlon 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 4 JAMES F HOFFMAN Hofhe Commercxal Obllgmg and cheerful md lstrxous and k1nd Gym Exhlbltlon 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 4 GEORGE HOLDREN u General All men are poets at heart Intramural Basketball Jumor Issue Staff 3 J V Football 2 Magazlne Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 4 WARD W. INGALSBE AISH, Academic When I met him, I was looking down, and when I left him, I was looking up. Dues Collector 35 Gym Ex- hibition 3: Intramural Basketball 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: J. V. Basket- ball 2: Lettermens Club 2. 3, 43 Magazine Sales i Mixed Chorus 2: Varsity Basketball 4: Year Book Staff 4. CARL R JOHNSON Slim Commercial what may man within him hide though angel the outward side Class Party Committee 3 Gym Exhibition 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 NANCY L JOHNSON Nancy Commercial She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with Dues Collector 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 DOROTHY JANE JONES fame Commercxal A kind heart is better than a the gold in the world Girls Chorus 2 3 Maga zine Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 CARL L KASHNER Shorty Agriculture Oh this learning what a thing it is Dues Collector 4 F F A 2 3 4 Junior Prom Com mittee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 3 ,-wg ow 7 'D-'V ii ROBERT KASHNER ..Bob,, General A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Gym Exhibition 3' Intra- mural Basketball 2 3- Jun- ior Prom Committee 3 ' Let- termen's Club 4- Magazine Sales 4: Mixed Chorus 3' Varsity Football 3. EDWARD KER Agriculture Young man with a horn Bnd1234Dues ol ec or 2 F Forensics 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Orchestra 2 3 DALE O KIRKNER Dale Commercial I-Ie served with glory and admired success Class Party Committee 2 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 4 BERTHA MAY KNIGHT Bert Commercial silent shy peace loving glrl F H A 2 Magazine Sales 4 EVA KNIGHT Eve Home Economics Patience is a. richly virtue H 4 Girs Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 LUTHER E KNIGHT Bee General The suse are not over CUl'l0l..lS Gym I-xhxbltlon 2 4 Var sity Football 3 MARY E KNIGHT Liz Commermal A frlend of all who needeth a frlend Magazme Sales 4 MAR JORIE MAF KOSTENBAUDER Margre General As sweet a girl as ever llved Class Party Commlttee 4 Gxrls Chorus 3 4 Maga une Sales 4 Mnxed Chorus 'X 4 Orange and Purple Staff 4 Year Book Stall' 4 ALLEN V KRUM Allen General Love and a cough cannot be had Class Iarty Committee 4 Junlor Prom Commlttee Magarlne Sales 4 CHARLES JAMES KRUM Im General A friend IS never known tlll needed Class Party Committee 4 Magazme Sales 4 K' arf' Au.-lf Xia- ,-4 72,7 3242 in Qvv SHIRLEY LOUISE KRUM Krumm Commermal Give her a whnrl the good humor gurl Gxrs Chorus 3 Junxor Prom Commuttee 3 Maga zlne Sales 4 Mixed Chorus JOHN KUZIAK, JR john Academ1c But Art makes the World Class Party Committee 4 Intramural Basketball 2 .lunlor Issue Staff 3 Malta 1Ine Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff '3 4 Year Book Qtaff 4 BURTELL ENSOR LABOUR Burt General As merry a-I the Meadow Lark Class Party Commlttee 4 H A 2 Glrls Chor 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 STEVEN A LANDAU Steve Academxc A dlsh fit for the gods Class Party Commlttee 2 '4 Dues Collector 2 Intra mural Basketball 2 Junior lrom Committee 3 J V B2-.kctball 2 Lettermens ub Magazine Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus Orange and Iurple Qtaff 3 Year Book Staff 2 4 GERALD L LEIBY Call Agrmculture Absent In splrut present lh body Class Party Committee 4 F 4 Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 PATSY Lou LINKER Patsy Lou Commerclal Gentle sweet and klnd Class Party Commlttee 3 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Usher for Graduation 3 Usher or Baccalaureate Service 3 ROBERT B LONG Longze General Common sense IB gemus its working dress Class Party Committee 2 4 Intramural Basketball Jumor Prom Committee Orange and Purple Staff GLENN H LUNGER Chub General touches nothing but adds a charm Class Party Commxttee 3 Gym Exhxbltlon 2 ELINORA JANE LYNN Lynn Commercxal Others have many for m there IS but one Jumor Issue Stah' 3 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Maga zme Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 Year Book Stat? 4 WALTER J LYNN, JR Sonny General Like the leaves of the harvest when summer ns green Class Party Commlttee 4 Gym Exhxbntlon 2 3 4 In tramural Basketball 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Maga 7me Sales 4 Varslty Bask etball Manager 4 Varsity Football Manager 4 if f 'JY YY MARY LYONS Tokyo Rose Commercial As free as the birds m the trees Gnrls Chorus 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Magaz ne Sales 4 Year Book 2 ANNA MARY MAGILL Mert Commercnal Laughter IB the sunny ray of hght Gym EXhlblll0l1 2 3 Mag anne Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 Year Book Staff 3 S JAMES MANN U11 Academic Ye are the salt of the earth Intramural Basketball Jumor Issue Staff 3 Maga zme Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 Jol-IN J MARCAVAGE Muck Academnc A true man IS earnest therefore enthuslastlc Class Party Committee 2 3 4 Gym Exhnbxtnon 2 3 In tramural Basketball 2 4 Jumor Prom Committee 8 J V Basketball 2 J V Football 2 Lettermens ub 2 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 4 Varsity Baseball 2 Varsity Football 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 Nomlnatxng Committee for Class Of ficers 2 Lois PATRICIA McINooE Pat General Oh' Sleep lt IB blessed thlng Band 2 3 4 Class Party Commxttee 2 3 G 1 rl s Chorus 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Commnttee 3 M a g a z x n Sales 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple Staff JAMES D MENTZER Im AcademIc Study what you most affect Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 4 ELLEN MILLER Ellen General As carefree as the vnnd Irs Chorus Z Mxxe Chorus 2 JOHN L MOLTER jack Agnculture A frnend In need IS a friend Indeed Class Party Commxttet 2 3 4 ln ra mural Basketball 2 l Jun Ior Prom Commlttee 3 J V Football 2 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Orange and Purple Stall' 3 Varslty Football 3 4 Class Presldent 4 DoLLY AN N MORDAN Mordre General Dont compare me to the rest Class Party Commlttee 2 4 Magazine Sales 4 RAYMOND F MORDAN Slzm General Better a bad excuse than none at all Intramural Basketball 4 Jumor Prom CommIttee 3 J V Football 2 Maiza zIne Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Class VIce Presldent 3 4, if IWW 094' 7 W vu- W 14 LOUISE ANN MORGAN LouIse General She s llttle and wnse and a terror for her 5129 Lhur leader 2 3 4 Cass larty Commlttee 2 Dues lollector 3 .IunIor Issue Stall' 3 Orange and Purple aff 2 4 Year Boo Staff 4 Usher for Com mencement 3 CLLFLIA ANN MoRR0w Ceal Academxc Good natured knnd and brxght Clas Party Commnttee 2 Dues Collector 2 .lumor Is Staff 3 Orange and 'urple Saff 3 4 Year Book 4 PATRICIA M MULLEN Pat General Heres a dear and Industrxous friend tlass larty Commnttee 4 Ir-. Chorus 4 Junlor lrom Commxttee 3 Malia :me gales lHome Room Laptaml 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Year Book Stall' 4 CAMERON S MYERS JR Cam General Ill have a fhm. lym l-xhIbItIon l In ra mural Basketball 2 3 Jun mr Irom Commlttee 3 J Football 2 Mayzunne 'sales 1 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 1 Orange and Purple Stafl' 1 Xear Book Stat? 4 Class lay HFLFN JEAN Nuss jean Commercxal Appearances are mnsleadmg Im harmless PATRICIA ANN PAYNE Pat Commercral For she was Just the qulet klnd Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Maga zine Sales 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 Year Book Saff 4 WALTER H PETERS Pete General Go west young man and Izrow up wxth the country Class Party Commlttee 2 3 4 Gym Exhlbxtlon 2 3 In tramural Basketball 4 Jun lor Prom Committee 3 J Basketball 2 3 J Football 2 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Varslty Football 3 4 HELEN JEAN PHILLIPS Butch Lnve to love and you wlll love to hve Band 2 3 4 Class Party Commlttee 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Gym Ex hlbxtlon 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 M a g a z I Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple Staff BETTY MARIE PURSEL Betty Commercxal Just say that Im frlend of yours ANNA A RI-:ICI-IENBACH Ann Commerclal Keep that smlle on your face Dont let lt ever be replaced Dues Collector 3 Magazme Sales 4 Orange and Purple Qtafl' 4 ERBERT W REIGLE Herb General Good thmgs come m llttle packages Class Party Committee 2 Gym Exhlbltxon 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 Mag azme Sales 2 3 EDWARD H REILLY Rocky General Fate summons hlm Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 J V Football 2 Maga zme Sales 4 Mixed Chorus Don General Let worst come to worst Intramural Basketball 2 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 FREDERICK D RHINEHELDER Fred Commercxal Thou mockest Class Party Commlttee 2 8 4 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Purple Stall' 3 DONALD G RICHARDS Pete General Good Humor IS the health of the soul Band 2 3 4 Gym Exhlbx ton 3 Intramural Basket ball 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Varslty Baseball 3 4 Varsity Football 4 . H . U LK H Ll . N ll . H . . nl ' n v. . 1 .' Vf 2. ' Commercial C. DoNALD REINAKER, JR. A' ' ' 64 97 U . , : . n 1 .. .H . - : ' 3 ' n e 4.' 8 . . . u . n V . ' - : . , - 22 JAMES F. RICHARDS Buddy Commercial Love me little love me long. Class Party Committee 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Magazine Sales 4: Orange and Purple Staff 4: Year Book Stat? 4. LUEZETTA ROBINSON Luezetta Home Economics Books' TIS a dull and endless strife 4 C das Party Committee 4 Clrls orus 2 M I x e C orus 2 3 4 SARAH SCHENCK Sarah General Friendship is a sheltering tree Irs Chorus 'Z Mixe Chorus 3 ALICE ScHIcK Alice General With a smile on her lips Gym Exhlbltlon 2 Mixed Chorus 4 MARTHA JANE SCHMIDT Smitty General Her YOICE lS t'V9I' soft and gentle Grs Chorus 2 3 4 n Ior Prom Committee 3 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Orantle and Purple Staff 4 Class Treas urer 4 QAM' Magi' 23 vet' MARY LOUISE SHALONGO Mary Lou General Love me and tell me sometime. Junior Prom Committee 3: Magazine Sales 45 Orange and Purple Staff 3. NORMA RUTH SHELLENBERGER Norma Academic Lovely to look at delightful to know o or Guard .S 4 Cnrs Chorus 2 3 Gym FXhlbl tun 2 Magazine Sales 4 Mixed Chorus 2 5 Orange nm Purple Stat? 4 Year liook Staff 4 Class Qecra tary 2 EVELYN ANN SI-IULTZ v General lm Just happy go lucky Mixed Chorus 2 CLASS larty Committee 2 STANLEY C SHULTZ Bunch General The xxorld knows nothlng its greatest man Ixeml ChoruS 2 I trimural Basketball 2 3 4 MAR 'IN R SI-IRAWDER Marv Agriculture Friends are born not made 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Maga 7Ine Sales 4 SANDRA Louisa SLESSLER Sandy General She sets a sprung to to snare them all Band 3 4 Class Par Comm1ttee3 4 Color Guard Glrls horus 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Maganne Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 FRANCES A SMITH Fran Commercxal With a plano on her knees she plcks out melodles the httle girl with the toy Dlano Class Party Commlttee 3 Gym Exhxbltlon 2 3 Mag azme Sales 4 Orange and Purple Qtaff 4 Orchestra THOMAS L SPADE Tom Academxc Let them stew ln their OWU KTEHSE Class Party Commlttee 2 Gym Fxhlbxtlon 2 .lumor Issue Staff 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Maltazme Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 2 3 ANNA MARY Sr CLAIR Ann General Favors to none to all her smlles extend Magazine Sales HOWARD J STETLER Hair General Wlth a Rram of salt Gym Exhlbmon 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 Lettermens Club Magazine Sales 4 GRovER WAYNE SWANK Hotrod Academnc The mght IB the time for rest Class Party Committee 2 3 4 Dues Collector 2 lntra mural Basketball 2 Jumor Issue Staff 3 Year Book Statf 4 Orange and Purple Staff 3 4 Class Play 4 RICHARD SWANK Dick General Learning makes a man fit company for himself Band 2 3 4 Dues Collector 4 Intramural Basketball 4 .I V Football 2 Letter mens Club 3 4 Magazme Sales 4 Orchestra 2 Var slty Baseball 2 3 4 JEAN TANNER jean General I have no other than a womans reason Gym Exhxhltlon 2 Mixed Chorus 2 HELEN CAROL TAYLOR Carol Academtc Woman at heart IB woman stxll Class Party Commxttee 2 3 4 Color Guard 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 Gym Exhxbltlon 2 Magazme Sales 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 Orange and Pur ple Stal? 2 3 4 Year Book Staff 2 4 CHARLES F WAGNER Chas Academxc Put your tongue your purse Class Party Committee 2 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Magazine Sales 4 Year Book Staff 4 EARL R WEAVER Buzz Acadcmxc None but hlmself can b hIs parallel Magazine Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 DAWN MARIE WEISI-'R Shorty General Smlle and Ill smlle wxth you work and you work alone Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Mai! azIne Sales 4 MlXEd Chorus 2 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 SHIRLEY R WENRICH Shlrley Commercxal A lIttle faIth can do many thmgs If you do your part ROBERT WHISPELL Bob General HIS bark IS worse than hIs lute Class Party Commlttee 2 Gym EXhlbltl0h 2 3 4 In tramural Basketball 2 3 4 J V Football 2 Le er mens Club 2 3 Magazme Sales 4 MIxed Chorus 2 3 RUTH ls WILLIAMS Ruthie General Pert Petlte and Peppy Cheer Leader 2 Class Party Commnttee 4 Dues Collec to 2 Gym Exhlbxtmn 2 Junlor Prom Commnttee 3 Magazxne Sales 4 Orange and Purple Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 Class HlSt0I Ian 3 Usher for Commence ment 3 Nomlnatmz Com mlttee for Class Officers 3 Class Play 4 I 'lx 1-mm BEVERLY WILSON Bev General Ill find a way GIrls Chorus 2 3 BEBE D WI NTERSTEEN DarIIs Commercxal A smlle on her llps Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 Mlxed Chorus 2 ELSIE G WOODRUFF Elsze Commercxal To know her was to love her Dues Collector 4 Magavme Sales 4 Orange and Purple S aff 2 3 4 SAUNDRA D WORKMAN Sunny Academxc I-rom a llttle spark may burst a mIghty flame and 2 3 4 Class Par Commxttee 2 3 FOTEDWICS Junlor Issue Staff 3 LIBEHZIHG Sales 4 Orange amd Purple Staff 3 4 Year Book Stalf 3 4 Usher for C r a d e School Chrlstmas Concert 4 Class I lay 4 ELEANOR CAROL YEAGER BlondIe General Fa1rest of the stars Color Guard fLeaderb 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 3 4 Jun Ior Prom Commlttee 3 Mazazme Sales 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Orange and Purple Staff 4 Rmg Com mIttee 2 Year Book Staff 4 Class Hlstorlan 2 Usher for Commencement 3 Class Play 4 M. IVIARLENE YEIGH Marlene General Tender, Slender, and Tall. Forensics 2, 3, 43 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 State Chorus 3, 4: District Chorus 3, 43 Magazine Sales 4: Usher for Band Concert 2, 3: Spring Festival 2, 33 Usher for Commencement 3: Usher for Class Play 3: Music Ensemble 3. SENIOR Motto The door to success is labeled push 1 9 Class Colors Flower Rose and Grey Rose Uffwm First row left to rzght Martha jane Schmidt Miss Krakovesky Dorothy Davis Second row Thomas Herman, Barbara Campbell jack Molter 26 an ' 4 9 a , 5 1 1 ' .' , . HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1951 SOPHOMORE In September 1948 our class as Sophomores entered the portals D H S ready to undergo the many labors necessary for graduatlon Havmg held our first class meetmg that same month we started a worth wh1le year by appo1nt1ng a nommatmg commxttee for the selectlon of class off1cers The followmg offlcers were elected Presldent Davld Taylor Vxce Presldent james Haney Secretary Norma Shellenberger Treasurer Joanne Casner and Hxstorman Eleanor Yeager These offlcers serv1ng as a commxttee chose the rose as our class flower rose and gray our colors and our motto The door to success IS labeled push Guldlng us throughout the year was our class advxsor Mlss Krakovesky Besxdes takmg part ln a varlety of school act1v1t1es th Class of 51 clalms outstandxng representatxon m athletlc events Four members of our class were on the Varsxty football squad a slzeable number on the jayvees and two glrls assxsted the cheerlead1ng lmeup-not to forget basketball and baseball A most lmportant day for us that year was the day we decxded on and or dered our class rmgs Thls was but one of the events we were all lookmg for The event of the year however was on March 4 the Sophomore Dance The memorles of thus evemng left a happy never to be forgotten glow xn our l1ves Havmg chmbed one rung of the ladder we were all lookmg forward to our remalmng years at D H S Eleanor Yeager Hrstorxan IUNIOR What an exc1t1ng year thms has been for the Jumors' We started the year wlth the electxon of offxcers Presldent Edward Connolley Vnce Presldent Ray Mordan Secretary Carol Bausch Treasurer Wxlham Courogen and Hxstorxan Ruth Wxllxams After what seemed l1ke such a long walt our class rmgs arrxved early m the fall What a proud class' Among the more lmportant events were the skating party held at Island Park and our never to be forgotten Chrlstmas dance whxch we unammously agreed ranks as one of the nlcest of xts kind The most 1mportant day of all May 5 the jumor Prom of Roses featured all the makmgs of a rose garden The event will remain ln our memory books for years to come W1th all these achxevements constantly wxth us we look forward to a most successful year yet to come-our wonderful Semor Year Ruth Wlllxams Hlstorxan 27 , , . . Of , - . I . . I . , . Z . - , I , 1 , C , - , , I , I , LK ' I 7 lY , . . . . . . . . A , . y Lf , , , - ward to in our high school career. I I V 1 v - - - . , - , . . . . . Z . y : . - . y 1 y Z y 2 , - - - . ' . . , . ' T l ll ' I! , SENIOR At last' In September 1950 we the class of 1951 are entermg the portals of D H S for the last t1me to undergo the manual labor requlred for gradu atxon We are agaxn gurded by our very capable and understandlng class advxsor M1ss Krakovesky As always we had a grand trme durrng the course of the year To sw1ftly settle the 1mportant task of elect1ng class Off-ICCFS a committee cons1st1ng of last years offlcers was formed They proceeded mstantly to choose fifteen candxdates to run for class officers Out of the Hfteen the stu dents selected the followmg Pres1dent john Molter V1ce Pres1dent Thomas Herman Secretary Dorothy Dav1s Treasurer Martha Jane Schmrdt Hrs torlan Barbara Campbell Our next hrghlrght was the magazlne sales campalgn sponsored by the Curtls Publlshmg Company and the Crowell Collxer Publrshmg Company The Semor Class Dance whlch we all looked forward to was held Decem In December we had our class pictures taken and recelved our proofs after we returned from our Chrrstmas vacatmon In January we recerved our name cards whrch had been ordered the second week of December The months of December january and February were busy days for the Semors but lt wasn t untrl the Class Play under the superv1s1on of Mrs Sarah Free that the sen1ors showed thelr best talents Bemg presented on two con secutxve nrghts the play proved to be an outstandmg success pleasmg not only the students but also the entrre aud1ence Wrth the Class Play over It vsas trme to look toward the greatest event of all graduatxon The last weeks passed so quxckly that our final exams were already upon us Class Day was held wzth the usual events The Last Wrll and Testa ment showed that the semors were very generous wrth thelr talents and also thexr class room trrcks The brg day has iinally arr1ved for all of us to say our sorrowful good bys to both D H S and 1ts teachers who have grven us a guxdmg hand throughout our four years adventure through D H S Barbara Campbell Hxstonan 2 , . . , V . - A ber 1, and was a great success. . . , . . . v , ' ' , . . . V . S , 8 CLASS POEM We look back at the years gone by And our happy tlmes m school The pocket kmves the paper wads The dunce cap for the fool Wlth thoughts of pleasure we recall Those hours ln classes spent The happy tlmes ln school yards The pennxes and the marbles lent Our teachers who were k1nd and just And helped us wxth thelr all Wlth rulers and red letter grades They ve kept us on the ball But just as oft been lax Stxll and all we made the grade We ve learned the proper facts The door to success was labeled Push And that s just what we have done Wxth v1m and vlgor that makes us proud To be the Class of F1fty One George Holdren 9 . , , We've studied hard at times, 'tis true, , Cl Y! SL ' VY 2 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the dxstmguxshed Class of 1951 Danvllle I-hgh School havmg com pleted three years of extensxve research 1nto many worlds unknown Cwxthout much apparent successj flnd ourselves the proud posgessors of several mdxs pensable qualxtxes We feel that we are obllged to pass these on to our unfor tunate underclassmen to be used 1n the varlous scholastlc 8CtlVltlCS xn whlch they w1ll engage And so bemg of weak mmd and body we hereby w1ll and bequeath the followmg qualltles and artlcles I To our class advlsor Mlss Krakovesky we leave our thankful appre c1at1on We are mdebted to her for her ald and capable asslstance whxch she supplxed throughout our hlgh school careers We would also lxke to leave her w1th th1s thought There w11l never be another class to enter the portals of D H S whlch wxll compare wxth the class of Sl May she never forget us II To the faculty we leave our var1ous outstandmg traxts wh1ch they may find useful to themselves when deallng wlth the unruly and unrefined masses whlch make up the underclasses III To the Jumor Class we leave all the known ways to heckle teachers and wlsh them much success ln formulatmg more of thexr own Also we leave forever our dearly beloved balcony seats and pray that the jumors wxll care for them properly IV Lastly we leave to Sophomores and jumors allke all devxous means avallable for the cuttmg of classes obtalmng of excuses Csatxsfactory no lessj and the spoofing of teachers beyond the shadow of a doubt The followmg personal bequests are made by members of the Senlor Class rm HoHman w1lls the assxstant managershlp of Edgles to jack Connolley and jxm Paugh Don t fight over xt boys' Carl johnson leaves h1s reputatxon of breakmg hearts to Howdy M utchler Maryeane Drake leaves her abxlxty to gxggle talk and chew gum to anyone who wants It james Mentzer w1lls the Pennsylvanla Raxlroad hlS red wlg to be used whenever a danger sxgnal IS needed Elsre Woodruff wllls her frlendly relatxons wxth Mr Myerly to jacob Malrk and Warren Austm Dolly Morclan w1lls her charm and cunmng ways w1th men to Mary jane Hunsrnger Charles Wagner leaves wlthout Clarre Shrrley Frylmg bequeaths her formula for not gettmg lonesome when out of town to none other than Mert jones Dot Davrs wxlls her share of the stock rn Tony s to Nancy Wertman The change w1ll be made due to a certa1n Burger' And we don t mean hamburger Mary and Donna leave PERIOD' Sorry fellas but thats the way 1ts gotta be frm Haney Pete Courogen and Ward Ingalsbe leave thelr trlps to Blooms burg to B111 Beagle George Lezghow and Bob Moore 30 Y Y y - 1 , - - v y ' Y I ' . . . U . ' - ' 1 n ' ' an n - v - v y 1 v - an n . , - . , . v 9 - ' ' as n . . . , . . , 9 . . . . . , - x 1 1 ' 1 1 ' Ray Mordan and Ed Rerlly w1ll thexr w1nn1ng ways w1th Mxss Moore mn Scrence Class to justrn Wysockz and Bones Bloskey Ruthze Wzllxams w1lls her ab1l1ty to get a rlde home on cold mghts to Nancy Fzegles Pat Mclndoe wxlls her patxence and qu1et way 1n whxch she leads the D H S Band to any gurl who th1nks she can conquer the httle DEARS Tom Spade wmlls h1s ab1l1ty to go steady and yet make love to all the other gmrls on the s1de to none other than johnny Lerghhow Allen Krum has finally consented to glve up hxs posxtnon as Ofl:lClal trans porter to Edgxes to any Jumor boy who thmks he can handle lt Pat Bennett wxlls her pr1v1lege to love them all but at the same tlme be engaged to her one and only to all the gxrls of the jumor Class Lowse Morgan w1lls her txmxd qu1et and composed ways to Clazre Mc Indoe Louzse Burrows Tom Harns Herb Rergle and Dawn Welser leave thelr love seats xn Sclence Class to Coleen jenkms Lowe Wray Debby Krapf and Roland Stetler Fred Rhmehelder leaves hxs chartered bus route from D H S to the Ge1s mger Hospxtal to any jumor boy w1th a 36 Ford Rxtter Mary Lyons leaves her scrumptxous halr do to Sonya Hendrzckson Marlene Yexgh and Ann St Clazr leave a few feet of thexr hexght to Punk Workman and Eddie Warfield Larry I Lover Boyj Dennen leaves hlS ab1l1ty to find dark corners 1n the halls to any JUHIOI' boy w1th a gxrl llke Norma Dale Krrkner leaves hxs fine bass volce to john Roush to be used 1n any hog callmg contests Eleanor Yeager leaves her luscxous golden haxr to any Jumor who IS lnterested ID recovermg the dye from It Ralph Ferguson leaves the zlppers from h1s Jacket to any Jumor needmg a dog cham Gabrzel leaves hls horn to any jumor wxshmg to call Dot Stump Dan Gehret leaves h1s gentlemanly ways to Carl Ross and joe Brady john Molter leaves hxs mghtly trlps to Norry to Charlze McCloughan Saundra Workman leaves her dl'lVll'lg abxlxty to any jumor desmng to collect h1s msurance pohcy Elmora Lynn Marjorre Kostenbauder Shrrley Krum and Anna Mary Magrll leave thexr treasured seats m P D class to janet Spotts joAnn Mc Closkey Eleanor Lobach Lourse Gardner hopmg that they wont be moved durmg the year Tex Shrawder leaves h1s Lone Ranger su1t to Wxld B111 Roup and Dzrty Dan Bryer Szgned ELEANOR YEAGER SAUNDRA WORKMAN DAN GEHRET GEORGE HOLDREN 31 Audrey Foust leaves all of her powder, paint and lipstick to Etta Mae hiv 'Nm WH., 'U--f K'-1 Q-...i 9 51 L99 'E' Qx 1 Egg Q58 ,S-, .. g Ziff 5 D QT f M A ' i 1 Qi' 5 33 IUNIOR CLASS President Vrce Presxdent Secretary H rstorxan Advrsor Robert Kear Harold Shutt Margaret Mclndoe Deborah Krapf Mr Myerly Colors Flower Green and Wh1te Rose Motto All for one and one for all 34 Treasurer ........................................................... v..................... ..............v R o bert Bloskey IUNIORS Fzrst row left to nght E Bryer J Brady C Buchhalter N Allen M Brown N Bogart B Balhet N Baylor W Auten J Conn lly Second row. O Clark G Burger S Arnold B Baylor D Barnhart E Cromley R Becker L Bergenstock Thrrd ron R Bloskey R Campbell M Chappell N Cooke A Beagle S Bryant W Beagle W Coleman L Delbert R Erlston H Fxegles Second row C Drll D Enterlme L Gardner R Drehl D Folk V Dxehl J Dembo ln D Dewalt L Glrton Thzrd row W Grrst L Erlston N Fxegles D Drehl D Fallon G Faux S Dans Fourzh ron N Dzehl lo First row, Ieit to right: E. DeGreen, G. Fullmer, G. Dewalt. D. Doresky, V. Evans, IUNIORS Frrst row left to rrght J Hlckey W Kauwell M Jones C Jenkms M Hunsrnger M Hostelly J Hummer G Hagenbuch G hartman Second row H Hodge D Holly P Hoover P Hack R Hughes V Han I Herss R Kear R Hendncks Third row S Kauffman B Johnson C Klase G Jenkxns S Hendrlckson Fourth row C Hendrxckson Fzrst row left to rzght H McCorm1ck D Lyons H Kmxecmskl D Krum V Koser J Klme M Mayan H Mutchler K Kramer Second row H Marr D Lutz C Mclndoe M Morgan R Mottern G Klock M Mclndoe C McC1oughan W Lltchard Thrrd row C Lynn D Love E Lobach J McCoy J McCloskey D Krapf G Lelghow H M1Iler 36 W W i. , ' 1 . , . . , . y - r ' 1 - , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . 5, . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . . . . ', I . , . , . , . , . , - v - w - v - ' -' ' n - 1 - v . , . . . , . , . . . . '.' . , . , . . . . . , . , . , . . IUNIORS ' First row left to rzght D Robmson R Randler M Shellenberger C Roush E Shaffer I Nunguesser R Purpcr K Place Second row J Roush D Shultz S Shultz R Pursel S Remecker B R1chard M Rmdgeway J Paugh D Roup 'I'h1rd row W Roup M Seese E R1tter C Ross E Robmson F Schenck D Nevxus First row left to rxght H Shutt G Vheand H Swentz G Swartz S Young J Spotts A Udelhoffen R Thomas lNI Workman Second row J Weaver H Webb D Snyder C Waltz K Snyder C Svutzer D Stump R Stetler I Steyer Thzrd row L Wray D Stevens J St Clamr N Ye1g,h R Wemger N Vogt C Wexss T Sprmg I Wysocln 34 v - - 1 - n - v - 1 - 1 .. , . , . . . . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . v - - - - . - . . Y - 1 - v . , . . . . . . . . . . , I . ,y .1 . . . -w SOPHOMORE CLASS Preszdent Vice President Secretary H zstorxan Advrsor john Lexghow Tom Vmcent Barbara Da1se Jane Bxrd M1ss Corson Colors Flower Grey and Rose Pmk Carnatxon Motto Not at the top but chmbmg 38 Treasurer ..,....,.....,,..........................,.........,.....,...........,.,...........,........ Virginia Diminick ll ' ' 7! ! SOPHOMORES Frrst row left to rzght F Adams H Auten D Beaver M Bloskey E Bryer S Boyer M Ashenfelder R Ashton D Beaver W Ashenfelder Second row D Alter D Bell B Baylor A Brobst L Burns C Brown F Adams J Brady Thrrd row R Britton R Bordner J Brrd L Bershlme R Bookmrller M Baer G Buckley T Brady R Be1chner N Fenstermacher A Drehl D Flzck F Frsk Second row H Cooper E Folk M Kash ner L Erlston E Chzlds M Carper M Fox H Cromer W Corman j Enghsh Thrrd row J Chappell D Fox M Foust C Darley V Drmmmck 39 First row, left to right: F. Erlston, A. Cropf. J. Diamond, S. DeGreen, B. Daise, N. Evans, SOPHOMORES Frrst row left to rrght P Gottschol C Hurley J Hower E Krexsler T Krum P Ker stetter S Getty R Lane G Gardner Second row G Jones P Hutchxson R Khne S Gxrton A Lreby J Johnson D Harvey R Gexse Thrrd row J Hartman R Hack C Holdren J Hagenbuch Fourth row A Kessler First row Ie!! to nght T Murphy J McCarty R Marks D Lmder D Mordan E Mor dan J Marr D Long G Lxvzey W Lunger Second row E Lynn D Mort C Mader M Lmdtz S Louxs S Markey J McCat1'erty J Myers Thzrd row D Myers R Mc Cafferty D Lemon G Mordan G Morr ll J Lelghow R lwloore C Louus 40 I , . : . , - y n , u . , n , u ' , n 3 1 3 . 1 1' 1 3 . . , 4 . , . . , . I , . , . , . l . ' .' . , . , . , . . .' . . ' ', ' I . , . v . , . Q , . , . - , . , . , . ' , . . : . , . , . . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . . ' ': . , . , . , . , . a , . ' , . , . ' . SOPHOMORES Fzrst row left to right E Temple J Reedy J Pzchms S Roberts M Nevlus C Pehowrc S Pursel J Pxckms D Wagner C Seltl Second row T Shepperson J Shalongo E Romrg A Payne R Shellenberger L Noll B Schrawder P Shoemaker Thzrd row R Nuss J Rerchard S Rlshel S Relbsome G Shuler J Schaeffer H Shultz G Randler First row left to rzght E Warfield J Taylor D WVoodruff C Starr N Wertman N Whaphan S Spotts E Tanner W Snyder S Starr Second row J Vastme M Shu mansky A Weaver A Ward D West M Wray S Temple T Vmcent Thzrd row W Whapham J Wxntersteen F Thomas B Yeager M Sprmg 41 ' , . 1. 1 Y Q , 1 I I , 1 y 1 0 , 1 . . , . . I , . , . l . .' . , . , . l , . , . , . , . , . . . . . , . l , . . , . . , . , . , . , . . ' 1 ' -' - 1 + 1 - 1 - 1 - v 1 r 1 1 - v - 1 - 1 .' . I , . - 1 1 v 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 v 1 I 1 I .' - . . I . 1 1 - v , . I - if 1951 3 Ag F225 ,V Piif 5515 I fggjfx V! ig R. 43 BAND Frrst row left to right S Slessler L Gardner S Frylmg M Morgan M Lxtz P Mclndoe L Burrows M Gobora H Phllhps N hvans B Bxckhart B Daxse Second row M Ker B Campbell C Taylor E Yeager N Shellenberger S Young Third row A Day E Sandel C Ryan J Moomey R Purpur R Stetler C Jenkms V Evans J N VanS1ckle M Lmder R Klme M Savage D Shultz Y Lemon Fourth row Santrs A Kessler T Rooney J Sclsley D Lemon F McCarty R Henmnger D E Ker R Schnexder M Sprmg M Workman D Wertman Frith row D Erb R Casner A De Gehret Swank R Nuss D Wertman Szxth row D Snyder R Casner B Wertman S Workman G Morrall L Cromley A Beagle G Rudy D Lmder J Bxrd D Ker R Gelse G Hartman SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Semor Hlgh School Band under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Melvllle Ker had a full schedule th1s year The group gave a var1ety of performances through out the football season besxdes appearmg at the Bloomsburg F a1r the Wash1ngtonv1lle Fa1r and 1n several parades Lclxv rd Ker R1chard Swank Roland Stetler and lee Croreley represented the band at the D1str1ct B 'md Concert held m Shamokm Through h1s fine performance at th1s concert Roland Stetler w s se leeted to play 1n the State Band Concert m Harrxs burg At the Annual Spr1ng Band Concert held ln March letters were presented to sxxteen Sen1ors 4 ' , ' : . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , , . , . , . , . , . . ' : . , ' 9 ' 1 ' 1 ' ! ' 1 ' A 1 ' i ' ! . 1 ' 7 ' 1 ' . 1 ' Y ' 7 ' - l ' l . , . ' , . ' , . , . . ' : . , . , S. Getty, D. Richards, R. Connolley, C. Mclndoe, L. Earlston, E. Shaffer, T. Spring, R. Kear, . , . . I .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . l , . , . I , . . . . y ' vs . - v . y . . . y . ' F K. 1 Q 1 - - I 3 , , , E 'M - v . ' . 3 . . ' . a - E . . ' ,W . . 4 MIXED CHORUS Frrst row left to rzght Mrs Johnson E Rxtter D Werser C Brown S Rxshel S Remaker B Baylor J Demboskr E Cromley lW Baylor E Knzght L Dxebert M Ashenfelder N Whapham E Tanner B Balhet L Robmson C Roush E Bryer T Krum M Carpe H Shellenberger L Noll A Udelhoflfen R Mottern Second row D Robmson F Rhme helder R Hughes V Hans H Phmllxps E Shaffer C Klase L Byrnes A Weaver A Payne P Payne J Hagcnbuch E Rommg M Drake M Kashner S Rerbsome M Bloskey J Hower K Snyder C Myers D Rernaker Thrrd row D Klrkner M Seese C Waltz C Swemtzer S DeGreen C Bausch N Fregles M Kostenbauder D Drehl J Schaeffer D Faux J Bryan C Mclndoe S Young V Evans J Maurer J Flessattx J Roush Fourth row J Mentzer N Cook R Pursel V Dxmmmzck G Buckley J Dymond L Belshlme N Yexgh M Yelgh B Labour F Swank S Lewrs E Yeager S Slessler P Mclndoe P Mullen A Drehl A Broost G Holdren GIRLS CHORUS Frrst row left to right D Welser C Brown S Rlshel S Relnaker B Baylor J Dem boskl E Cromley IMI Baylor E Knlght L Dlebert M Ashenfelder N Whapham E Tan ner B Ballnet L Robrnson C Roush E Bryer 'I' Krum M Carper A Udelhoffen Second row Mrs Johnson R Hughes V Hans H Phrllrps E Shaffer C Klase L Byrnes A Weaver A Payne P Payne J Hagenbuch E Romrg, NI Drake M Kashner S Rerb some Nl Bloskey J Hovver K Snyder R Nlottern Third ron 'VI Seese C VValtz C Swextzer S DeGreen C Bausch N Fxegles M Kostenbauder D Drehl J Schaeffer D Faux I Bryan C lylclndoe S Young V Evans J Maurer J Flessattx H Shellenbergcr Fourth ron E Rrtter N Cook R Pursel V Dxmmmxck G Buckley I Dymond L Bershlme N Yexgh M Yergh B Labour F Swank S Levus E Yeager S Slessler P lklclndoe P Mullen A Drehl A Brobst L Noll 4a l , .' . , . , . , . , . , . . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . . A , . , 1 1 - , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . . .' . , . - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . 1 1 , . , . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . , . , . , . . . '1 . , . - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 . .' . 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , 1 1 . , . . . , . , . . I I ', .' . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . , . - Y ' ' I' . . 1 . 1 . A - 1 . 1 - 1 1 '1 . 1 - 1 A A1 - ' x . . 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 . . Fzrst row Ielt to rzght E Kmg.,ht I Nunguesser M Carper A Bottrcher D Brobst J Maurer Mrss Cherrmgton Second ww L Robmson A Brobst J Hagenbuch N OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers f Amer1ca under the supervxsxon of Mlss V1fg1Hl3 Cherrmgton has Leen very act1ve In the fall they d1splayed err brlnts at both the Bloomsburg nd Vlashmgtonvxlle Fa1r Show IH Harnsburg for a day Other 3CtlVlt16S have been field trxps to the Bloomsburg Locker Plant 'md the Mllco Lxnverxe Con pany partxes F H A Ban quet achmevement tests and awards packmg boxes for SCYVICC men and maklng of emblems fo F H A week Offcers of the club are Presx dent Delores Brobst VICE Pres1 ent Eva Knzght Secretary Alberta Bottrcher Treasurer Joan Maurer Hrstorxan Mary Carper News Reporter Arlene Brobst o Fir ' ' ' . They also attended the State Farm A I .- F. F. A. Fzrst row left to rzght E Bryer J Roush G Hartman M Shrawder H McCormick E Ker F Ammon H Auten D Shultz Second row J Stump W Auten J Molter C Kashner W Lntchard R Campbell M Clark A Comrey B Shrawder D Stephens G Jones FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of Amen ca under thexr new advxsor John cessful year The group prepared exh1b1ts for both the Bloomsburg Faxr and the Washmgtonvxlle Farr They also attended the State Farm Show m Harrrsburg and part1c1pated ln ac t1v1t1es wlth other F F A Chap ters The annual Parent Son Banquet held March 21 was a great success Officers of the club were Presx dent B a r t o n Shrawder V1ce Presxdent Donald Stephens Sec retary Dale Shultz Treasurer Harold Auten S e n t 1 n e 1 Fred Ammon Reporter Henry M Corm1ck . P . 'l ' 9 ' 3 ' 1 ' 7 ' I I . , . I , . , . , . , . , . , V ' ' I Stump, had a very active and suc- . - c- L . 47 LETTERMEN S CLUB Fzrst row left to nght H Mutchler J Haney T Harns H Stetler R Swank T Brady J Brady J Marcavage D Love T Herman J Molter R Brxttran F Fzsk J Shutt J Lxvzrey Second row D Rrchards S Landau R Becker J Wysockr D Stevens J Brady S Davns G Lexghow W Coleman E Connolley R Huckey R Moore W Couro gen Coach Bulls T hzrd row R Cashner W Roup H Creasy J Lerghow W Ingalsbe W Lunger LETTERMEN S CLUB Thls actlve orgamzatxon meets every other Monday under the capable d1rect1on of our Coach Kenneth Brlls In order to become a member of the club each boy must have earned a letter 1n elther football basketball or base ball To obtam such a letter a player must have played 1n at least one half of the quarters or mnmgs m whrch he partlclpated One of the projects of the club was the purchas1ng of a motron prcture camera for the purpose of takmg plctures of the football games The plctures are then used for the purpose of analyzmg football plays Thms camera has proved very helpful 1n xmprovmg the players techmques They also purchased Jackets for the1r Sen1or members as was done the prevmous year The color of the Jackets th1s year was changed from orange and purple to a more becommg maroon and gray The ohicers of the past year were Pres1dent Edward Connolley V1ce Presxdent Jack Molter Secretary Wllllam Courogen Treasurer Thomas I-Iarrls 43 I H. Hodge, R. Bloskey, W. Beagle,'D. Cope,,W..Lynn, ,D. Dawson,'W-. Peters, Shepperson: I YEARBOOK Fzrst row left to rzght W Burke W Ingalsbe P Beyer D Crnswell D Wexser D Burt M Erdley R Wxlhams J Mann Mr Dflxller Second row J Marcavage J Haney L Morgan S Workman M Kostenbauder J Bryan E Lynn B Campbell P Payne N Shellenberger E Connolley S Landau Thrrd row J Rrchards J Kuzxak L Burrows M Burger J Casner C Bausch P Mullen C Taylor E Weaver D Gehret ORANGE AN D PURPLE First row left to right J Paugh R Puxpur Mrss J Gardner J Evans D Stump C Jen Second row W Burke T Mann L Morgan J Klme V Evans B Rlchard D Crzswell T Bryan G Faux N Shellenberger R Hughes S Workman J Hoffman D Krrkner Third row L Wray E Weaver L Burrows E Lynn B Campbell S Frylmg I Hexss P Mclndoe E Laubach J Schaeffer F Smlth H Phrllrps C 'VIcIndoe S Young J Kuzxak H Creasy Fourth ron D Gehret R Long C Bausch M Burger C Morrow N F1Cg1CS J McCoy D Krapf C Taylor C Wers E Yeager P Hack Cv Holdren J Rxchards 49 1 ,, , kins, J. Haney, P. Beyer, E. Balliet, M. Mayan, D. Burt, A. Payne, R. Tlhomas. D. Buckley. KEY CLUB The Key Club newest organ 17'1t1on of our school held Its fir t meetmg on March 15 It lS a natronal organrzatmon sponsor ed by the Kzwams Club The object of the club IS to tram h1gh chool lsoys to be good c1t1zens and to be able to take the1r places as leaders rn the com munlty Charter members chosen for the club were hfteen boys from the Sophomore and Junror cl sses Officers elected were I'res1dcnt W 1 l 11 a m Beagle V1ce Presrdent Thomas V1n cent Secretary George Le1g how Treasurer Robert Kear THE HIGH SCHOOL MYSTERY Thls was the story of a mys tery play wrthm a pla y The actron took place on the stage dur1ng a dress rehearsal of Th House of Terror and rn the aud1ence Durlng the actron the play was rnterrupted bv 1 real mystery A kxdnappng took place a murder was almost committed and the cast was thrown lnto a state borderlng o 1 panlc T he comedy elemen crept rnto every s1tuat1on and relxeved the suspense The ch max was a surpnse to all Under the capable chrectron of Mrs Free the play was a great success Louxse Burrows Phyllls Beyer Harold Creasy Damel Gehret Cameron Myers James Mentzcr THE CAST Eleanor Yeager 00 Carol Taylor Saundra Workman Alberta Bottxcher Wxlham Courogen Grover Swank Ruth W11l1ams I 67 NZ ix VARSITY FOOTBALL Frrst row left to right R Whxspell T Herman J Moller E Connolley D Cope H Creasy J Marcavage D Rxchards Second row J Lxvzey D Stephans J Brady D De walt R Hendrncks G Lelghow W Beagle R Br1tt1an R Mordan Third row R Bloskey D Love R Lee R Campbell J McCaffery J Wysockl J Lerghow T Shep person H Mutchler S Davxs Fourth row Coach Bllls Coach Gatskx W Lynn R Fow Barratt Faculty Manager The Ironmen closed the 1950 football season wxth a fa1r1y good record w1nn1ng 4 losmg 6 and tymg the annual Turkey Day game 6 6 The season started off by droppmg the opener to West Hazleton 19 7 1n a game played 1n a steady down pour After hghtmg from behmd twlce we finally defeated a stubborn Selms grove team 20 13 It was one of the best games played by the H1gh School durmg the season In the next game we were defeated by hlghly tutored South W1111ams port 25 7 The Ironmen saved themselves from be1ng shut out when they scored m the fourth quarter The next team to fall before us was the Yeagerstown Indxans who were supportlng a 20 game wmmng streak We scored 1n every perlod but the second The final score was 19 7 Danv1lle dropped the1r only shut out of the year to Jersey Shore to the tune of 20 0 Looks as 1f we ll have to wa1t untll next year for revenge Scormg ln each perxod but the thmrd and scormg UNICC 1n the fourth perxod the H1gh School defeated a hlghly rated Norry team 25 0 Th1s helped to ease the defeat by Jersey Shore 02 ler, T., Stump, W. Snyder, Berger, W.. Lunger, Coach Myerly, Coach.Vastine, .Alfred 9 1 ' - , - . , . . Next the team journeyed to Mount Carmel Townsh1p Scormg thelr pomts m the first half the Ironmen defeated the Golden Bears 14 6 Danvllle lost the next game to Sayre After scormg tW1CC 1n the second per1od the Ironmen lost the1r drive and were defeated 25 13 In a game that wlll be talked about for years to come the Ironmen lost a thrxller to Lewrstown 14 6 The game was held up approxrmately 20 mmutes wh1le the refereees were decrdmg what color ball to use In a mp and tuck battle between Mxlton and Danvllle Mrlton mpped the Ironmen 14 7 Mrlton expected to h1t a h1gher score but had to settle for two touchdowns In the annual Turkey Day game whrch was played a week before Thanks grvmg the Ironmen and Panthers battled to a 6 6 t1e Danvxlle scored flrst ln the second quarter Bloomsburg however knotted the score by earmng 1ts touchdown rn the thrrd quarter Looks as though well have to walt unt1l next year to brmg the Judy Prrce trophy back to 1ts rlghtful owner Results of the Varslty games West Hazleton Danvmlle Selmsgrove Danvxlle South Wxlllamsport Danvllle Yeagerstown Danvllle Jersey Shore Danvllle Northumberland Danvllle Mt Carmel Townshxp Danv1lle Sayre Danvllle Mrlton Danv1lle Bloomsburg DSHVIIIC IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1950 versron of the Danvrlle jumor Varslty won two games txed one and lost three But th1s IS not the true plcture most of the games were declded by luck the breaks of the game or the outcome of certam plays The jumor Ironmen proved to be rather good on defense by not allowmg any team to score more than two touchdowns mn any one game It xs s1gn1ficant to note that the boys coached by Mr Gatskl outscored thexr opponents by eleven pornts 58 47 The scores of the jumor Varsxty games were Selmsgrove Danvllle Sunbury Danvrlle Bloomsburg Danv1lle Mxlton Danvxlle Bloomsburg Danvxlle Selmsgrove Danvxlle 53 ' .................,.........,.......... 13 ' .........,.....,.....,,................,,. 20 ' ' ...,.................. 25 ' ..................,..,.,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,4, , 7 . ' .......v.......... 6 ' ...........,....................,......... 14 Lewistown ,,,,,..,,,....,.,,...,,.,............. 1 4 Danville ........,,.....,,,,.,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 6 ' ,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.l.,,,,.,,.,,..,.,......... 14 ' .t,............,.,,....,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 ' .,,,,,.,,.,,,.,.,..................... 14 ' ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,-,,, 0 ' .,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...,.,..,..,l.,.....,... 14 ' ,4.,,,,,,,,,,,,A.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 ' ,.,...,..,.........,,................. 6 ' ..,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,4,,,,,, 6 WALT PETERS DoN RICHARDS En CONNOLLEY JOHN MARCAVAGE Captam All Conference VARSITY SENIORS TOM HERMAN Bun CREASY DON COPE JACK MOLTER 54 COACHING STAFF r Walter McCloskey Junxor Hxgh Coach r Kenneth Bmlls Head Coach Var 1ty r Henry Gatskl Jumor Varslty Coach r George Myerly Assxstant Varsxty Coach CHEER LEADERS Fxrst row left to nght S DeGreen C Rousch S Markey C lvlader G Buckley Mrs Free J Schaeffer N Fenstamacher 'XI INCVIUS P Hoover Second row L Morgan M Hunsmger R Duehl C Wexss N Fre les M Mclndoe J Hummer J Klme 50 M. '- - s' M. '- ' ' M. - ' ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Fxrst row Ieit to right J Hrckey T I-Iarns J Shutt J Haney W Ingalsbe W Courogen Second row Coach Bulls T Shepperson D Buckley D Dawson R Blosky J Lexghow W Beagle W Lynn Manager The Danvllle Hlgh School Basketball team completed a rather unsuccess ful season The Ironmen 1n most of the1r games outplayed the1r opponents 1n field goals but fell short ln the1r foul shootmg Th1s was very ev1dent m the Bloomsburg Danvllle game on the local court ln whlch the Ironmen tossed 1n just as many Held goals as the v1s1tors d1d However Bloom h1t for ll of 21 trles to 7 of 21 tr1es of the Ironmen The four pomts were Bloom s marg1n of v1ctory Also m the Sunbury game the Ironmen made two more field goals than Sunbury but the Owls h1t for 19 of 24 fouls whrle Danvxlle collected only 3 out of 17 In non league games the Ironmen galloped over Muncy twmce the scores bemg 65 58 and 54 49 They were defeated twlce by Coal Townsh1p and lost to the Alumm 38 34 The most excltlng game of the season was the contest w1th Northumber land whlch lasted three over tlme per1ods but ended when the Ironmen broke the lce to earn the1r first loop win after four consecutlve defeats 58 55 The Ironmen also defeated Trevorton M1lton and Lew1sburg In the Danvxlle Sel1nsgrove game the Ironmen turned lcemen and froze the ball the entlre game to ru1n the Seals scormg threats Although the Ironmen were defeated 24 14 they made the Seals chase the ball every mmute of the game 06 , .' . , . , . , . , . , . . 5 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . . , . , . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - . , 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 y ' - 1 1 - ' 1 The squad returnmg next year wxll cons1st of such aggresslve players as B111 Beagle Bob Blosky Tommy Shepperson Doug Dawson joe Hlckey J m Shutt and the determmed coach Mr B111s RESULTS OF THE VARSITY GAMES Coal Townshxp Danvllle Coal Townsh1p Danv111e Alumm Muncy Mlfflmburg Lew1sburg Bloomsburg Sunbury Northumberland Trevorton Se11nsgrove Mxlton Muncy Mxfflmburg Lew1sburg Bloomsburg Sunbury Northumberland Trevorton Selmsgrove Mxlton Danvxlle Danv111e Danvxlle Danvxlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvrlle Danvxlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvllle Danvllle Danvxlle Danv111e Danv111e Danvxlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvxlle B111 Beagle and Bob Blosky led th1s year s scormg attack Results of the five top players follows Name Beagle Blosky Dawson Harms Shepperson 31 70 44 88 30 76 21 57 18 42 ' ..,.,......,........,.....,... 52 ' ...................,...................,., as D ' ...1.....l...........,...,.... es ' .........r.........,.............r...11... as 39 ' 34 ' ' .,.,....................,.....,...,... ss ' ...........,....,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, , ' ......,............................l.... 48 ' .........,............r......,.. ' ..,...............,,....,............. 24 ' ....,....,......,,,,,,,,,,.r.,,, ' ....,..............................,...r...... 44 ' ..,,...s.,.....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ' ' ...,.......... ..........,.........A... 4 7 ' ..,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,.4..,,,,1,,,, , ' ..........,...............,............. 39 ' .....,,.,,1.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,1 ' .........,...,......,,..,............. 59 ' ,,,,,.,,,.s,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,, ' .,.t..,....,.........s.,...................... ss ' .,...r,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,s,,,,,,,, RG. F. TP ' .,,,..,..,,,.,.,.........................,....,....,....,,.........,..,,,,,,,, 40 - sv IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row left to right W Lynn Manager C Lewxs T Mader T Vmcent C McCloug han F Frsk R Moore Manager Second row W McCloskey A Croph J Paugh W Roup R Kear G Lezghow L Wray Manager In accordance w1th Coach Kenneth Bllls buxldmg up program the jumor Varslty thxs year was composed of Junxors sophomores and a freshman The team under the guxdance of Walter McCloskey played a well balanced 23 game schedule The Junlor Vars1ty opened thelr season agamst Catawxssa commg from behmd to defeat the W1ldcats 26 to 25 The Jumor Ironmen lost the next two to Coal Townshxp But changlng the pace they defeated such teams as Lew lsburg Sunbury Trevorton Selmsgrove Mllton and the Danv1l1e Jumor Hlgh Tom Vmcent who led the Jumor Ironmen scorxng attack was closely followed by George Le1ghow and Val Avatts RESULTS OF IAYVEE BASKETBALL Coal Townshxp Coal Townshlp Danv11le Jumor Hlgh Mlffhnburg Lewlsburg Bloomsburg Sunbury Northumberland Selmsgrove M1lton Mlff l1nburg Lewlsburg Bloomsburg Sunbury Northumberland Trevorton Selmsgrove Mllton Danvllle Danvllle Danvllle Danvllle Danvxlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvllle Danvrlle Danvllle Danvllle Danvxlle Danvxlle Danvllle Danvxlle Danvllle Danv1lle Danv111e Danvxlle ' .......,..........,,,..,...... 38 ' . . U 'VIV IIA. 37 . ' ......,..,,,.,...,..,,.,........,...,... l9 ' Trevorton ................................. ....... 3 6 ' , . ilhvu I .lvvl - ' -... 35 - . lgnbq, -4.' -...' 23 . . . u -,.'. 29 . ' ,,-,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 2 4 ' ' ,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,....,....... 37 ' 58 VARSITY BASEBALL Fxrst row left to nght J Weaver T Harrrs F Frsk W Buck R Mensch T Vincent A Croph R Swank M Workman Manager Second row Coach Bulls R Shade T Shep person G Lexghow D Dawson J Weaver W Beagle J Lerghow E Connolley D Rrchards H Hodge Manager The Danv1lle Hxgh School Baseball team had a very successful season last year Before the end of the season they were t1ed for flrst place wxth Lewrs burg but were dropped mto second place by losmg to Northumberland by a dec1s1ve score of 11 to 4 Under the able pxtchmg of Doug Dawson Joe Darly and Don Rlchards and wlth the powerful hxttmg of D1ck Deltrxck Ralph Shade Warren Buck J1m Weaver and D1ck Mensch our h1gh standmg ln the league was made poss1ble Danv1lle lost live players th1s year but w1ll be backed by veterans Bxll Beagle Tom Harr1s Tom Vmcent John Weaver Tom Shepperson Ed Con nolley D1ck Swank Howard Stetler Don Rxchards and Doug Dawson Under the proper coaching of Ken B1lls the team performed very well and was aggressxve 1n every step THE 1950 BASEBALL RESULTS WERE Trevorton M1ltOH Northumberland Lewxsburg Sehnsgrove Trevorton Mxlton Northumberland Lewlsburg Mxff l1nburg M1ffl1nburg Lew1sburg Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danv1lle Danvxlle Danv1lle ' ,,,,,..,,.,,.........................,.. 7 ' ' ...,,,..,............................. 4 ' Sunbury ..,.,.....,,,............................. 0 Danville ' ....,...,,..,..,.............................. 1 ' ' ........,,,.......,..................... 1 ' ' ........,............................... 5 ' 59 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL GYM EXHIBITION rounded out the athletic year ln Danville High School Held in the High School gym it was a fine demonstration of athletic f3Cll1t1CS and ab1l1t1es 1n the Jumor and Senior High Schools Under the supervision of M1ss Karavekas and Mr Bills the exhibition pictured the gvm llfe of Danville s students The highlight of the night was a fine tumbling performance staged by the Semor High boys Every boy ln Danville High School had the opportun1ty to play good basketball this year because of the commendable or gamzation of Mr McCloskey They were able to play after school and Saturday mormngs due to the fact that Mr Mc Closkey so willingly donated his time Th1s was a big improve ment over the former system of playing durmg hurried lunch hours Reilly s Raiders ended the s e a s o n in first place and Swank s Rubes won the playoff match at the close of the season Although the boys did not cap ture much glory they gained experience and p 1 a y e d good games Here s h o p 1 n g the league will be as good next year The annual gym exhibition if 60 CLASS OF 51 MERCK ag co,1nQ CONGRATULATIGNS T0 THE Congratulations a Best Wtshes to the Class of 1951 Mfg M Eng Corp ml Kennedy-Van-Saun McVEY'S FOR GOOD FURNITURE AND WESTINGHOUSE PRODUCTS 122 East Center Street COMPLIMENTS MONTOUR COUNTY TRUST COMPANY DANVILLE PENNA Member Federal Reserve System Member F D I C 3 OF The Bank for Everybody o Comphments HANEY FRAZIER MII.LING COMPANY South Danville Plamng M111 Co CONTRACTORS BUILDERS Mill Work South Danville P3 Estnmates Cheerfully Given Frank A Brown Garage and General Repamng Auto Supphes Gos Otls ond Greases Botterles Rechorged Lawn Mowers Shcxrpened Lubrlcotmg ond Woshmg Albert J Lechner HEATING AN PLUMBING Chester L Mclncloe AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORKS Frame Stralghterung Front End Alxgnment Wheel Balancing BLECHER BUILDING Ferry and L Mulberry Streets Phone 1047 Danvllle 279 281 M111 Street Danv11le Perma Phone 644 .lim Foster Record Shop Donvllle Pennsylvonto GOODYEAR TIRES of . . ' D 0 Otto's Auto Supply ' . ' , Pa. Carodiskey 8: Hendricks Congratulauons and BCM WY lshes B P O IL NO. 754. To the Class of 1951 1 f' COMPLIMENTS HENR Y VOELFKER Phone 182 DANVILLE PA Congrctulct ons B S1 W1ShGS to the CLASS OF 1951 F OLLMER P C Campbell 18 TRUCKING Llfe Insurance and Annu1t1es COMPANY 125 M11 qt 66 . 1, L J 5 -H-vw - - 'W' 'H ' 'iq ' Y -Y -if-A7 V- if f Hifi, ,. , A 1 1 Gnd Compliments 1 1 - 1 of G' from 9 1 , .1 1, reef COIIIIIIIIIICIHIS The OfHLerG and Members Loyal O1 del Moose of Danville Lodge, No. H33 Dr J Maxwell Moore DANVILLE MANUFACTURING CO INC P y wi xxx ru TI PERS LADIES PAIAMAS SAM M JACOBS SAY IT WITH P ev R5 LE DUC S FLORIST SEIDEL S Department Store SHUTTS Self SCTVICC Market Dotty s Beauty Salon 2 DANVILLE TAXI SERVICE WA ACI Ccipplimem. CICWILQQIIIKGHIS of of 1 Corxmggvlmuents of ., . 328 'em' Street Danville, Pa. '. .EOF ' Ccmplimem CO1T1fxlIII1GIUIS of of 9 Phone HUC Compliment ' I, IE of 9 lJ'Iff'.'1llf?, PM L. 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McCaffery Sc Sons R1V9TS1d9 PCI Sunoco Servlce Station Comphments Mark Jay Dress R1vers1de Pu Royal Swan Foods DANVILLE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO R I rt lf It fs Lqmber Call Our Number Dcxnvllle 7 M CONTRACTORS BUILDERS MATERIALS Danville Lumber Co 'P er v Sr Dcmvmlle P1 Compliments of FDRNEYS C0llL Comrlu lem Clyde A Patton Jnmmle A Bryan PLUMBING IILATING AND TINNING 4?l V N St eet le CI of - Co. of A ' He Z and Son Q F I - L Datvmf , P 69 Gem Furmture, Inc Complete Home Furnishers DANVILLE PENNA DR A M PETERS OPTOMETRIST SCHAEFER Sales 8: Servlce Your DeSoto Plymouth Dealer CONGRATUI ATICDNS CLASS OF 1951 I-IELENE LINGERIE INC I o Q W , F to I7 Lust Mcmonuiffg .WI I DUTIVIIIQ, Pr: 'L Compliments of DANVILLE SILK COMPANY Cornphrnents WILLIAM FERMIER Best Wishes from Olen 8: Walt EVE S BARBER SHOP Cornphments KEEFER S DEPARTMENT S I ORF Chartered Bus Service CAMERON S MYERS Phone IUBBBI AMESBURY Iedclo H1ghlcxnd Coal Fuel O11 C e C oiled By Us hex er Cold Aon n Tne Qfflcer ond Members Danvllle Aerle No 838 Losimo S Cces to tl e C161 o t1e53rdA nl e CI zol Fraternal Order of Eagles of r of of 9 f'7 il . ,b , S of Extend Best W1sl1es fox .s11 1 ssoflf35l nl n'vrsrj file no C ' I 1 Y I. 71 Cnr Funeral Home is A Part al our Services and Families Calling Us May Use li Freely Ai No Additional Cast THAD S VINCENT r uneral Home I F oust Electric Company 4 R. R. HORNBERGER Well Driller Deming :S Myers Water Systems Water Softeners and Conditioners Compliments Ol KINDT CHEVROLET BEST WlSHEb to the CLASS OF 1951 DANVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET . I' P' I Ca niiliiiieils of . flu.-.1r:,-h,,m :HQ n, W. vvaniiiiir i,,i1..., F:,.,,ia COMPLIMENTS Dam 111e Natlonal Bank QOINGHA TULA FIONS am SLCCEQS to the CLAQS QF 19 11 W W WELLIVER Geo H Renmngers Garage E d B01 flshes Q e CLASS OF 1951 mm Dr J C Blackburn Danvllle SCYVICC Center DENTIST ED BRONZBURG P p UF I l Y 1 f 1 F 1 'Y V X1 Y I ' LJ 1 k F U C C1,1Il111f11CH1f5 1 711 C7,fII1111I,f, .- - s . . if F Sggrucc Si:-3-:ei 1JQm','L1Li1 I' Roto- ite Power Gar ening ,Q V ' T th ' . , ro . FIRST NAT1oNAL BANK DANVILLE PENNA The Bank that does fo1 1tS Pau ons everytlnng a good Bank ought to Membel of F D I C Youl Account Invlted P1 oteoted and Apprecnated Montour Cornphrnents Laundry 8z Cleaners 66 HANLEY s CAFE BH.L 6. BOB SPADE Comphrnents Cornphments WATTS HOTEL Superlor Restaurant 74 of 329 Ferry St., Danville, Por. Phone IU y T of of , o Congrcrtellctlons TO THE CLASS OF 51 Bruce Workman COLE S HARDWARE Corzgrc ul U0 3 TO THE CLASS OF 51 COUROGEN S Commumty Jewelers Where Your Credlt Is Good WATCH HEPAIBING rl mer Frye s Sporting Goods SPORTS EQUIPMENT For Fleld and Stream CAIN S PHARMACY R R CAIN Phcrrmac1st Nw Mlll St I ew Con Jmtulm lOI'1S O the CLASS OF 51 R L Marks A Good Place or COOD IEVVELRY VV? GNER'S Jewelry Store CCIIlAJi .ts W V . of . , o Q4:eygf 5' ,i T-lCiCf Aix , C:'fiI1fl.If.Jf'f' , , ' , Dimtilff P . Iii F 5' e it U' my AD C I R , . 9 . . F . W. - M A Compliments of shton s Store RAY G FRYE Wholesale ond Retoxl Tobacco Cxgars Coniectlonery Statxonery Patents Comphments JOHNSON BROS omphments Compliments of KORNER MEAT MARKET JACOBS ICE CREAM soDAs CONFECTIONS Compllments W C ILES Ccwgrotulotlons to the CLASS OF 1951 Dodge 6 Plymouth JO IN WARD JR Wagner Motor Sales A 1 of of of 'U I' , - 76 Rogers Jewelers Where Good Iewelry Is Not Expenslve GUV111 CCNGRATULATIQNS mmol SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '51 W Cabinet Industries, Inc. oc s Shoe Repalr ION PURSELS CLEANERS Mmem of T GRANT CO Known for Value V - s b Cc::.r,l1.:1e..F D ' ' E8 My Street 221 Mill Street Dixzwille, P1 - C'v::1g,l11r , ts of D Q e, pil Comp ' .fa K.. . . Comphments L G RARIG Read THE MORNING NEWS Daily Partlculal Job Prmtmg F01 Pa1't1cula1 Cllents Comphments Donald E Wlutenlght Relngeratlon Farm Equlpment Sales Servlce Repcurs Dcmwlle Permsylvcmlcl Comphments Dr P L Stevenson Congrotulanons to the CLASS OF 1951 Capitol Confectlonery Comphments H L COIRA Electrlc Authorized Hoover Sweeper Dealer Elecirxcal Contractor G Dealer Tagomac F ur Co , Inc Phone 724 327 Ferry St DCII'1V1lle Po FUR COATS SCARI-'S AND CAPES Fur Storage Repcurs and Remodelmg Comphments Emerson C Heffner Funeral Home Wosr11ngtonv111e Perma of of ca ' , ' ' . fn . fo 0 7, - of of of . 78 Compliments of KMIECINSKI Plumbing 6- Heating Compliments of KNOEBELS GROVE L Wllllam Henrze Sw1mm1ng Skatmg Commercial Prlntmg Bloomsburg, Pa P1cn1cs Rldes ADVERT ISERS IND Na: e Page A IW Pete s Albert Lcchne Arnesbury Coal A lltO l s Sto e LL dd1es Cafe Cab net Industrles Inv. C'1 r1s Pharmacy C 1 cron Myers Cap tol Confect1onery Ca1od1slcey M Hendncks Chester Mclncloe Coles Hardware fo 1 umty jewelers ou cvons Patton I 1vestock Market Click A D l'1J1llC Manufacturmg Co Natrona! Bank Serv1ce Center S1lk Co THXI Servxce Docs Shoe Repa1r Donald Wh1ten1ght Dotty s Beauty Salon Elks Trnerson Heffner I' es Barber Shop FIYSY Nat1onal Bank I'olr'1er Truckmg C0 Foust Electne Co D:1nv1lle D:1nv1lle D'1nv lle D ll e D nulle N e Page Forney s Coal n c A B10 vn I ratexnal Order Eagles nycs ,po tm Goods Gem Fu n ture Co Geo gf. 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