Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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L , k ' Y 1 . 5 v ' N' rft..H'a if - P 3 vrirun lisrnsv lfurjmrulimz Miniature Ilouxvs Municipal Bllilllillg X . . .. . ' W lr- ,,, ,i--,,,...,, K ,. -.... ..,.-.. --11,7 ,,..,...-.....,.. ,X , Nlllllll Urphxumgv I.EWlS'l'0WN: Ulal Al'l'll lhiqlgv Ivlllllifilill! Building Mininlurc Hlbllavs .-hm-rirun Yi-4-ow COI'INbI'1lli0ll I X.,. ..- .,. .. . MK.-KNNIl.l,H TUNX NSIIIP. Fort llrunvillv Murkvr 0111 firclz lfriflgv - X ' .ww xc. -fd-. S ,5xfgg,,vQ.X1q .mfvjiejhifygw .f :Wai . muy. gm 5- N' . x, Kiu., Nw gg. ,ws . RQ nf' :.5'i0Q..,. For! Gl'lllll'i1Il' Hurlfvr YN .kMulIu Orphulmgv ED... f-, ,foes .A As we look back over the memory-filled pt ff J- A t if 'N ,qi XX V U'-xx f-4 -lx years in school, and we try to designate the outstanding incidents, suddenly we find our- selves musing over reminiscences of our classmates. It is hard to think of school without thinking of friends with whom we associated. With this thought in mind we, the Class of -1951, sincerely dedicate our yearbook to our classmates in all three departments of Lewistown Joint High School. It is indeed fix f ' - t., ff L 'W ,iff tts, s fi Q'i'iJf'f 'X it f .sw faqs? Q 971 MLXK 4,19 f ff 'fl 'till will f d ' '- ff- ' Q' L.. it : t L,'.ilx'lt,.fgi,'1 i t f ,--fggtilfl 'liifg 1- tt Qu' . 2 so f in if 'll' 1 ' ffff ,Q v if r Agiyy-f'N 'LLL U t l .J 'H'-.ff . W sf S' -. ,4AkM-- Lg' y , lj +1 is s ,sf W- xXQ -:QRYY N Y -www L ,R N if MV ffff all We W ' 1 ' . f I gl X xliwfkgi 2 JC Z, L 1 3 f lsk- -iii?-'5 q-,-,-,,3f':- ff- gil --.Q -- -- xfb- '-3 i...'5'-'73-'7 ik-,ti-C' -7 -'D' X.,-5 FAVJYXK .1 i '??'N. - ' -- i.x-7 ,g,l' 1 -lf., in- ,,. ,ff A5 O DUR CLASSMATES gratifying to llc able to do this, for we feel that some means should be taken to express our gratitude and thanks to them for their part in making our school life interesting, en- joyable, and memorable. 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Such a forward step was taken here this year when Decatur and Cran- ville- were joined with Lewistown. The peo- ple and school hoards arc now a unit in school government and support. This lmrings the students into a closer rclationship in a school that is their own in every way. The Class of '51 has well chosen an appropriate thcmo for The Lore. thus recording an event of igrnilicance in educational historv. CALviN V. ERDLY LEWISTOWN JOINT SCHOOL BOARD l,ejl lo righl: Willis R. Copeland. E. Robert Johnson. Mrs. Virginian Vincent. Walter S. Trout, Treasurerg Donald R. Kauffman. Dr. C. Y. Erdly. Superintendentg Gerald H. Wilson. Presidentg l e1n Aurand, Vive-Presidentg Robert Stuckenrath, Folicitorg C. Ray Price, Secretaryg Lewis ll. Headings. William T. Edmiston. Andrew S. Ulsh. Ronald Wilson. Assistant County Superin- tendentg Chester C. Bailor. Richard C. Fisher. Walter D. Knepp. lNol Pirturedt Earl B. Fink, Walter P. Lilley. George D. Aurand, Homer D. Messerman, Martin B. Erdley, Frank P. Kearns. In-JF.: it.. 5 of WE REI DEBTED The members of the Class of 1951 have made a splendid contribution to the history of Lewistown Joint High School. We hope that your time spent here has meant much more to you than the acquisition of many facts and the learning of new skills and techniques. It should have meant for each of you a broadened horizon, a quicken- ing of your search for truth, and the develop- ment of your personality and character to make you a more useful and constructive member of your community. This publication contributes a permanent record of events and presents a ready refer- ence for face and fact. It is our hope that you have experienced many of the finer things of life, which will be meaningful to you and helpful to those with whom you come in contact. R. H. MACLAY MISS GLADYS S. McCAULEY A.B. Assistant Principal Lewistown Joint High School MR. RICHARD F. SNYDER B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Principal Lewistown Joint High School MR. RALPH H. MACLAY Ph.B., M.Ed. Principal Lewistown Joint High School MR. HAROLD J. PECK B.S., M.Ed. Director R Industrial' Education .Q 5 +42-H1 4' W lv' 44 hi-Mba' ,rf auf' i' ffv' GW 'F-'5 ..vx, Rolu-rl l.. llAllIlll'lll Dorothy M. Benner Hurry l. Benlsel l,alni'el1t'e ll. llergnialn Harold lf. Bowler Jnhn XY. lirnssinglon ll.S. A.ll.. M.E1l. ElPl'fl'l!'lly' B.S. 13.5. lfoorlworking and Srivnre English Geography Vocational Drafting Carpvnlering Mrs. l l'illIl'l's ll. llurd Mrs. Mary ll. Burdick Anna M. Burkins Frank I.. Coffey Either Crm-sfimnn Dlnry IL Crnmlpling BH. B.S. B.S.. M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. BS.. M.A. BA.. M.A. l'oc'alinnal Home Special Ecluration History Adult and l'eteran's Mathematics Speech Correftionist lftvlmniivs Efluralion Elizabeth l,. Cullnorlbon Mrs. Fav L. Culp Edgar G, Dim-kerl Hurry H. Engle Martin B. Erallvy John J. llalgllll B.A. BS. Ph.B. All.. M.Ecl. Related Drawing B-5- English and Health anrl Physical Mathematics Biology English Rvalling l'llllll'llll0ll Howard li. Fuulh Maury E. Framkenlpcrry Philip L. Cuiser Dean S. Ililrllllilll Mrs. Helen B. Hurtzlcr George' l.. llvinick ILS. Ph.B. B.S. BS.. M.Ed. Music ILA. Comnivrcial English English anrl General Science Mathematics History p.. fu P , Qi., I 'ig' I Q- 1 1 ,. tv 'Z s ' 5 . 'M ' 1 G' 1 if .5 4 i Xifbugr' rf- 'i'7 3' -19 af' 03 X ilvhl, v lg... 1'- m 'f .il iii' gy.,-A . I 43' G ,4- I f l Q T 'B QXX f sf.. X 'fs ---.X Esther Helirechl William M. Hetrick Albert W. Houser A.B., B.L.S. B.5. B.S. Librarian Industrial Arts Commercial Allister C. Johnston Mrs. Gertrude Kaup Mary E. Kurtz B.S., M.A. Mathematics and B.S. Geography and Reading General Home History Economics Mrs. Dorothy B. Maxwell Grace B. M1-Coy Robert D. McKinney A.B. B.S. B.S.. M.Ed. Latin Geography Director, Art Education Eva M. Minick Mrs. Joseph B. Novak A. May Park B.S. A.B. A.B., M.A. General Home English and Latin, Spanish, Economics Reading French Q-'sf' IP? . ' iv L. s far , I XG' J. Lester Houser, Jr. A.B., M.Ed. Mathematics Nellie K. Lack B.S. Commercial Earl J. McMillen BS. History and Social Studies Helen l. Price B.S. Civics .l flap' Q' Williarxt A. Howe BS., M.A. Science and Chemistry Thomas W. Lewis B.S., M.S. Science and Mathematics Thomas W. McMillen, B.A. General Science Willialnt B. Ruger B.S. Machine Shop Practice h ,-1' .gn- T Xi iv' s ilt' 'ry if-'VZV I ' f!0'G ' .J N21-IW ' I . -. x ff 2. I X. H lf I K -Lf' isxtf fi' I i 'I XQX 4 ' -'xslt J K' A r., . yew. Ross A. Huiford A.B. English Kenneth J. Lontz Auto Mechanics Jr. Clare N. Miller B.S. Guidance and Counseling Fred E. Reigle B.S., M.Ed. Related Science 'Ds 4' :Us A -.eff log- 4 lf A. U Y Q: ill-Pi lin. l A' ,Q 41' 9'- .q:: ' '60 T Rf' me-4' fm-f' 2 P ,gun-. .SIX 'j , t 1 , W, Z 4 Jay M. Riden Russell A. M. Romig Mrs. .lean ROSCIISICIIECI John Rosetlstengel Rvlwrl E- RUSS Josephine M. Schellenhe BS. B.S.. M.S. B.S. ILS.. M.Ed. A.ll. Mathematics and Special Education Health and Physical Health and Physical Civics and English Physics Education Education History Harold E. Shaffer Mrs. Eleanor Sheaffer Maurice C. Sheaffer Samuel W. Shearer Joseph F. Siu-hilano Walter M. Smiley A.B.. Lilt.M. B.S., M.Ed. A.B. Related Mathematics A.B.. M.Ed. B.S. History Vocational Home Social Studies Commercial Instrumental and Economics and History Vocal Music Richard D. Smith Roger B. Smith Louise R. Spangler .lark E. Swetek Alexander Ufema Mildred C. Wentz B.S.. M.Ed. B.S. R.D.H. H.S., M.Ed. BS., M.Ed. Supervisor of Director, Music Commercial Dental Hygienist Health and Safety Health and Physical Music Education Education Education Ethel Wray John M. Zinn Ivy H. Bratton Lulu E. Erh A.B. B.S. B.S. R.N. English Industrial Arts No! Pictured Not Pictured Art Nurse and Home Visitor . its V. I1 C3 .X in 'ff ' 1: , ' ,Q A V sv' 4 Y 'ff' ig X 5, 3 x if 'fi' ll I in spots in om high for help or mlvicv. which is willingly givvn s mol I It 0 lu 0 iss lylaalw S. Mv- to all hy Miss NlvCaul0y. Suzanne Horn- , u 43 no at sonutnn in s high lwrgeir and Paul Young arm' svvking counsel. mol 1 1 nu s it ncussnw to comm hcrc SENIOR COLINSELCDR CLERICAI. SERNICES The school appreciates the services of its effivimll scvrvtalries who are. left In right: Miss Landis, Miss Burkett. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Krebs, Miss Kc-nllrerling. Miss Lee-per. Miss MvLalughlin, Mrs. Keeler. x' xl . N X, M.. fu, C 3 Q Q SENIOR OFFICERS x f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A worthy and busy group indeed are our rlass officers, left to right: Jack Bossert. Treasurerg Mae Jane Matter, Vive-President: John Clarke, Presi- dentg Marjorie Orner, Serretary. ABOVE THE CROWD CLASS ADVISERS SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Our class is greatly indebted to the leadership and ellorts of our 1-lass advisers. left to right: Miss Mt'Cauley, Mr. Ridvn. Miss Cressman, Mr. Shearer. . V ' st- l11 . . .1 1m ls- I 26I Sophs invade Senior High! Kenneth E. Bailey Slim General Activities: Activity Chair- man 1. Pride 'n' joy: His beat-up truck. Characteristic: Doesn't say much. Ambition: Navy career. William L. Bannon, II Bill General Activities: Student Council 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Football 1. 2, 3: Basket- ball l, 2. 3: Maroon and Steel: Stage Manager: Sophomore Party Com- mittee: Prom Commit- tee. Pride 'ri' joy: The Boys Characteristic: His way with the girls. Ambition: To go to college. Marie Christina Adams S'Marie Home Economics Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly l. 2. 3. Pride ,ui joy: Wfhat Man. Characteristic: Always day- dreaming. Ambition: To have an ex- citing life. Clarence K. Arnold, Jr. Sonny Vocational Aclil'ities: Activity Repre- sentative 1: Proctor 3. Pride 'lt' joy: W7omen. Characteristic: Likes all t?t the girls. Ambition: To be an Electri- cal Engineer. Glenda M. Burger ufllentlai' Commercial Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Banker 2: Prom Committee 2: Sopho- more Class Party 1: As- sembly 1, 2, 3: Band 3: Activity Representative 1: Student Council 3. Pride 'n' joy: Lee. Characteristic: One of the gang. Ambition: To make Lee happy. Alice Louise Beers Alice General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: A Capella Choir 3: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2: Mixed Chorus 3. Pride 'n' joy: Her diamontl. Characteristic: That soprano voice. Ambition: To be a teacher's wife. I6 Wantla Monica Allen Fuzzy llome Economics Activities: Clce Club l. 2, 3: Assembly l. 2. 3. Pride 'ri' joy: That certain someone. Characteristic: Frientlliness. Ambition: To be a success. lla-tty ,lane Aurantl Snakcy General Actirities: Clee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly l. 2. 3: Maroon and Steel 2: Ac- tivity Representative lg Tri-lli-Y lg Prom Com- mittee. Pride in' joy: Mitchell. Characteristic: B l 0 n cl c Bombshell. Ambition: To be a milk- maid. Donna J. Beers Donna Academic Activities: Activity Repre- sentative lg Glee Club 1. 23 Assembly 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee: Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3: Sophomore Class Party Committee: Cirl Presi- dent of Student Council. Pride 'n' joy: Class Ring. Charasleristic: 7 ft. 9 ins. twhen standing on a chairi. Ambition: Success in the lield of medicine. Erno R. Bernheisel 'lErnieo General Activities: Clee Club lg As- sembly lg lli-Y 1. Pride 'n' jay: Penny's Ca- sino. Characteristic: Ability to drive. Ambition: To join the Navy with Lemo. John M. Bcinhardt HBH! John General Activities: Wi'estling 1, 3: Baseball 1, 2. 3: Clee Club 1, 2: Bowling 25 Assembly 1, 2, 3g Ma- roon and Steel 3g Soph- omore Party Commit- teeg Activity Represent- ative: Banker 2. Pride 'n' joy: The Chevy, Characteristic: A joke for any occasion. Ambition: To be an Ace', sports reporter. Kenneth R. Bollinger Ke-nl' Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: My Ford con- vertible. Characteristic: Red hair. Ambition: To own a mod- ern Esso Cas Station. Joyce Ann Boreman Sandy Commercial Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3: Banker 1, 3: Head Cheerleader 3: Lore Stall: Clee Club 1, 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: A certain VOC alist. Characteristic: Lots o' pep. Ambition: To find a one and only. John L. Bossert Jack Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 1, 3: Class Dues Collector 2: Prom Committee: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Pride 'ri' joy: Green Ford. Characteristic: Always chas- ing girls. Ambition: To be a Navy officer. I7 it Don Elliott elected president Carole Lee Bolt Carole General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Her naturally curly hair. Characteristic: Cheerful. Ambition: To be a success in all that she does. Faye l. Brannon Faye Academic Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride. 'll' joy: D r i v e r ' s license. Characteristic: A l w a y s happy and smiling. Ambition: to receive a B.S. degree. Lois E. Brannon Lois Academic Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Bowling 1, 2, 3: Ac- tivity Representative 3: Prom Committee: As- sembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: 132 Logan Street. Characteristic: Always seen with Larry. Ambition: To help Helen with the Phillies. Clyde W. Campbell Slow Motion General Pride 'n' joy: Hunting. Characteristic: Quiet. Ambition: To be a profes- sional diver. Joyce Brugger Bungie Academic Activities: Senior Chorus 3g Clee Club 3. Pride 'n' joy: Summers in Massachusetts. Characteristic: Her brains. Ambition: To see more of the world. Jerry Mt Cherry Cheeta Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2: Student Council 1: Activity Representative 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Teenie, Characteristic: Small but mighty. Alnbition: To own Mc- Crory'sg lock, stock, and barrel. Sophomore Class party with hearts and cuptds John II. Chester 'i.iohnnie Generali Activities: Assembly 1, 23 Activity Representative 1, 23 Junior Prom Com- mittee 2: Lore Staff 3. Pride 'n' joy: That certain Ford. Characteristic: Driving. Ambition: To own a Ford car. h Russell Cisney Russ Vocational Activities: Prom Commit- tee 2: Student Council President 3: Assembly 3. Pride 'n' joy: D 0 r i s Jeanie. Characteristic: Proud of his Chevy. Ambition: To be a mad chemist like Bo Bo. I8 Thomas C. Clark Clarky Vocational Activities: Football 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Soccer 3: Bank- er 2, 3: Prom Commit- tee 2: Class Dues Col- lector 2, 3: Business Manager of Lore 3. Pride 'n' joy: Jeanette Characteristic: Wants to be a Pro Wrestler. Ambition: To wrestle for the Navy. John-R. Clarke John Academic Activities: Class President 3: Class Treasurer 2: Clee Club 1, 3g Mixed Chorus 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Banker 1: Activity Representative 2: Stu- dent Council 3: Prom Committee: Lore Staff. Pride 'n' joy: Knepp and 0'Dell. Characteristic: Dark eyes. Ambition: To be successful. sw, Patricia Ann Close Pat Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Assembly 1, 2, 33 A Cappella 23 Prom Com- mittee3 Art 1. 2. Pride yu' joy: The Gang, Characteristic: Easy to get along with. Ambition: To go to Susque- hanna University. Jack M. Coffey Jerky General Activities: Wrestling 1, 3g Sophomore Class Party3 Assembly 2. Pride 'n' joy: That ' Chevy. a Characteristic: Short, 115- pound powerhouse. Ambition: To play fullback for Notre Dame. J V athletes make names for themselves. Irvin E. Cowdcr Snorky Vocational Aclirilics: Baseball 2, 33 Ar- tivity Representative 13 Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: Ruth. Characteristic: Home run king of l'...1.H.S. h Ambition: To be a bachelor and live with my wife. I'1l'0d.lx YV. Culbertson, ll Rebel General Activities: Assembly 2. Pride 'n' joy: Being a South- ern Yankee. Characteristic: Southern Ac- CCH!- Ambition: To go to College, South that is! Joseph L. Curry Curry Vocational Activities: Baseball 2. 33 Soccer 33 Activity Rep- resentative 1, 33 Prom Committee 2. Pride 'll' joy: Janet, Characteristic: A wood butcher. - Ambition: To play Big League Baseball for Rodkey. Betty joan Deamer HB. J. General Activities: Clee Club 1. 2, 3g A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: That certain guy- Cluiracteristic: Her tallncss. Ambition: To be a morti- cian. 19 Robert E. Close Close Vocational Actirities: Football 1, 23 Activity Representative 23 Proctor 1, 33 Prom Committee 2. Pride in' joy: ,Iane. Characteristic: Never a dull moment around Bob. Ambition: To own a hot rod. Helen L. Coleman 'gColt-man Academic Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 B o w l i n g 23 Activity Representative 3. Pride 'n' joy: The Cang. Characteristic: That Fiend- ish Laugh. Ambition: To be the lhil- lies private nurse. Gay 'fv- -rr .NN 4 v . ,v-+3 W' Halls alwe with Flame and Gray, ,Ioan Dunkelberger Joan Commercial Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Her certain someone. Characteristic: Her 50-mile- per-hour tongue. Ambition: To latch on to her certain someone. Dora Mae Edmiston Farmer General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 District Chorus 3. Pride 'n' joy: That certain guy- Characleristic: That Ipana smile. Ambition: To play girls' professional baseball. Harold E. DcArment '6Bud Vocational Activities: Banker 1, 23 Ac- tivity Representative 33 Prom Committee. P r id e 'ri' jo y: Janet Paulesf' Characteristic: Himey's left hand man. Ambition: To join the Navy. Shirley Dippery Turtle General Activities: Banker 2g Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3g Assembly 1, 2, 3g Sophomore Class Party. Pride n' joy: That man of mine. ' Characteristic: Her red hair. Ambition: To sail around with Stella and Mary in a row boat. our colors. D. JoAnn Eisenhower Eisenhower General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1. 2. 33 A Cappella 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 33 Art 1. Pride 'ni joy: That tall farmer. Characteristic: Possesses a knack for getting into trouble. Ambition: To manufacture cups for the Flying Saucers with Stump and Romig. L. Laliue Elder LaRue C0l'lll'll0l'l'l1ll Activities: Clee Club 1. 2, 33 A Cappella 2. 33 Ur- chestra 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3g Assembly 1. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3g Lore Slilil-3 District Chorus 3. Pride 'ri' joy: The Music Department. Characteristic: Big dark eyes. Ambition: To write a Best- seller. Nancy A. Dickcrt Nance Academic Actiritics: Clce Club 1. 2, 33 Asscmbly l. 2. 33 Stu- dent Council l. 23 Prom Committceg Maroon and Steel Reporter 2, 3. Pride yn' joy: That guy Ceuta Characteristic: One of the gang. Ambition: To be a nurse. K. Joanne Dumpman silo Ccncral Actiritics: Glcc Club 1, 23 Assembly 1, 2g Prom Committee. Pride 'rr' joy: Thc old beat up l'lymoulll. Characteristic: Her dark hair. Ambition: To get out of school. 20 Wlary Elizabeth Elder Mary General Actirities: Glcc Club 1. 2. 3: Assembly 1. 2. 3: Tri-lli-Y 1. 2. 3: Art 1. Pride 'n' joy: That certain party. Characteristic: That giggle. Ambition: To sail around the world in a rowboat with Stella and Turtle. James A. Elmer Elmer Academic Activities: Foccer 1: Track 1. 2: Glce Club 1. 2. .ig Student Council 2: Ma- roon and Steel l, 2, 3, Assembly 1. 2. 3. Pride 'tt' joy: Bridge Street. Characteristic: Oh, That Blush! Ambition: To become a mil- lionaire. Donald Elliott Don General Actirities: Banker 33 Class President 1: Prom Com- mittee: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2g Foot- ball 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Girls Characteristic: Likeable Fel- low. Ambition: .loin the Air Force. Lila Lee Englchart Lila Academic Activities: Glee Club 1. 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2. fig Prom Committee: Bowl- ing l. 2, 3: Lore Staff. Pride 'n' joy: Driving the car. Characteristic: Intelligent. Ambition: To teach in a foreign country. Claude A. Fetters Claude Vocational Actirities: Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: The sight of Granville. Churtteteristic: A loyal mem- bcr of the Women Haters Club. Ambition: To be chief ad- visor of the vocational Department. Earl Clair Fye Fye Vocational Activities: Football 1, 2: Baseball 1. Pride 'n' joy: His short hair cut. Characteristic: S m 0 o t lt Operator. Ambition: To marry a rich widow. 21 Long awaited William A. Canoe Bill General Activities: Assembly 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3 Glee Club l, 2. 3: Band 1, 2: Activity Representative 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 2. Pride 'n' joy: Driving a car. Characteristic: Blue eyes. Ambition: To be a success in music. William E. Garrison, Jr. Bill Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra lg Student Coun- cil lg Assembly 1, 2: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3g Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: S c i e n c e Classes. Characteristic: C a m e r a happy. Ambition: To be a research chemist. rings arrive. 4 Roger Geedy 'LRog Academic Actirities: Assembly 1. 2. Pritle 'ri' joy: Homework. Characteristic: H2ll'.l studi.-r. Ambition: To speak Span- ish. Nancy J. Gilbert Nancy General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Activity Representative 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: Jack. Characteristic: Moodiness. Ambition: To get married. Q-4' ,.t,. 'Y Q fm? t,,.,,,, .i .1 Mary Louise Gers Ci-rs Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cappella 3: Assem- bly l, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Those square dances. Characteristic: Her short- hand ability. Ambition: To get a new car. Omah Mae Gilbert Omaha General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: That certain someone. Characteristic: That smile. Ambition: To ioin the Waves. Am'- '55- Zook heads 'SI Loreg Kauffman assists Ronald Gilliland Ronnie,' General Activities: Ronald is classi- fied as a homebouud student. In 1944 he was afflicted with lnfantile Paralysis and in spite of his handicap has studied daily to prepare for graduation. Pride 'n' joy: Radio. Characteristic: Curley hair and charming smile. Ambition: To be a jeweler. Lois Marie Gingerish Lois General Activities: Glee Club 3. Pride 'n' joy: Being with Reub. Characteristic: Always seen but seldom heard. Ambition: To be a success- ful housewife. 22 Dale G. Goddard Dale Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 2: Sophomore Cla s s Party: Prom Commit- tee: Activity Represen- tative 2: Banker 3. Pride 'n' joy: Sunday after- noon with the boys. Characteristic: Sports abil- ity. Ambition: To stay single. Donald Lewis Goddard Don Generali Activities: Basketball 1. Pride 'n' joy: His job at llie A 81 P. Characteristic: His driving ability. Ambition: To hunt and fish the rest of his life. e 6 'N Joyce Elaine Goss Joyce Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Swimming and square dancing. Characteristic: Bashful. Ambition: To join the Watves. Richard M. Hamler Ham General Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Activity Representative 1, Class Dues Collector 1: Glee Club 1: Sopho- more Class Party l. Pride ,ily joy: The Ham- mond Organ. Characteristic: Science abil- ity. Ambition: To learn to play the piano and organ. Junior Prom in Deep South May I9, l95O. 'Sliv- Leonard Lee Harshburger Lee Vocational Activities: Baseball 2. 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: His big feet. Characteristic: Never has a worry. Ambition: To own a wood- sltop of his own. , Nina K. Hurtsoek Nina Commercial Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2. 3: Banking 1: Lore Staff: Student Council 1, 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 1, 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Com- mittee. Pride 'n' joy: Jack C. Knepp. Characteristic: One of the Gang. Ambition: To be a good wife. Arlene S. Heclnert Heckert Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: At:- tivity Representative 2: Class Dues Collector 1. Pride 'ri' joy: Bellefonte. Characteristic: Her way with Miss Lack. Ambition: To go with Mae Jane to Calif. Howard E. Henilricks ii.lunior Academic Activities: Banker 2, Ii: Sophomore Party Com- mittee: Prom Commit- tee: Lore Staff. Pride 'ri' joy: The Boys Characteristic: Usually with the Boys.', Ambition: To go to Penn State. 23 Deloris Jean Habbershon Sis General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Art 1, 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Those square dances. Characteristic: Her red hair. Ambition: To get a car. Carmen Sue Hanna Sue General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1. Pride 'll' joy: A certain ivocialist. Characteristic: Always on the go. Ambition: To get a ncw car, 'Vla- John Clarke heads mighty seniors. Suzanne F. Hornbergcr Suzi Academic Activities: Prom Committee: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Ns- sembly 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1. Pride 'ri' joy: Don. Characteristic: Her eyes. Ambition: Go back to New Jersey. Shirley L. Horning Shirl General Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: De girls. Characteristic: That puck- ered nose. Ambition: To become the sole owner of 0'Burns and its customers. Stella Maye Herrington Stella General Activities: Class Dues Col- lector 1: Activity Repre- sentative l: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Party Com- mittee: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Pride 'n' joy: Colorado. Characteristic: Never still for a minute. Ambition: To sail around the world with Mary and Turtle in a rowboat. Ann Holsopple Ann Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: The Gang Characteristic: Easy going. Ambition: To move to In- diana. Phyllis Horton Phyl Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Gene. Characteristic: A smile for all. Ambition: To be a R. N. J. Lee Houser Lee Academic Activities: Football 1: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: As- sembly 2: Sophomore Class Party Committee: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Activity Represen- tative 3. Pride 'n' joy: Glenda. Characteristic: Never seen with the boys. Ambition: To be serious. 24 Howard I. Hile Howdy Academic Activities: Prom Committee: Student Council 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 2, 3: Lore Staff: Assembly 2, 3. Pride 'ri' joy: The Boys. Characteristic: Personality plus. Ambition: To practice medi- cine in Lewistown. Harold E. llopple Harry General Activities: Football 3: Bas- ketball 3: Baseball 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Banker 1. Pride 'n' joy: Those new football shoes. Characteristic: Those long legs. Ambition: To go to the Navy. .4f,S.. Willitllll Robert llouser Bill Academic Activities: Football 1. 2. 3: Track 1, 2. 3: Sopho- more Class Party: Prom Committee: Banker 1, Assembly 1. Pride 'rt' joy: llis Ford. Characteristic: Big and brainy. Ambition: To be a farmer. Barbara E. llulfnaglc Barb Commercial Activities: Cleo Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3g A Cappella 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Prom Committee. Pride ,Ili joy: Dale. Characteristic: One of the Gang. Ambition: To be the Mayor's wife. Florence P. Huey Flo General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: The Gang. Characteristic: On the bash- ful side. Ambition: To be a nurse. llah N. Hughes Huh General Activities: Clee Club 2g As- sembly 2. Pride 'n' joy: That certain mechanic. Characteristic: Southern ac- cent. Ambition: To travel. First William H. Hunt Bill Vocational Pride 'n' joy: Dorothy. Characteristic: One of Cur- ley's Boys. Ambition: To run auto shop. Joyce A. Irrgang Joyce Commercial Activities: Cleo Club 1, 2, 33 Class Dues Collector lg Activity Representa- tive lg Assembly 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Lore Stali. Pride 'li' joy: That guy from out of town. Characteristic: Pretty hair. Ambition: To be a success. 25 class to graduate Russell E. Johnson 'KRQS-s', Academic Activities: Soccer 2, 33 As- sembly 2g Jr. Prom Committee: Lore Staffg Maroon and Steel. Pride 'n' joy: A certain someone. tSophomore.J Characteristic: His hill-billy fever. Ambition: To be an elec- trical engineer. Sandra Lucille Kauffman Sandy Academic Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly: District Chorus: Activity Repre- sentative lg Tri-Hi-Y lg Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Banker 2: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Lore Staff. Pride 'n' joy: Lenders' Club. Characteristic: One of the 66gang.97 Ambition: To go to West Chester. from L. J. H. S. Bernettc M. Kennedy llernette General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: That certain someone. Characteristic: Those dark eyes. Ambition: To keep the Big Four together. Curl D. Killing Cat Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: My worn-out class hat. Characteristic: Neve r o n time. Ambition: To own the Miller Theatre. Janet Lee Kepner Jan General Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Ae- tivity Representative 3. Pride 'n' jay: Eddy. Characteristic: Always late getting to school. Ambition: To get a con- vertible. Robert U. Klawitter Bone Academic Activities: Student Council 1. Pride 'li' joy: The alloys. Characteristic: Usually tired and sleepy. Ambition: To live in Big Valley. Donald R. Knepp Don Academic Activities: Track l, 2, 3: Soccer 2. 3: Glce Cub 1, 2. 3: Banker 1: Activ- ity Representative 3: Maroon and Steel: Prom Committee: Mixed Chorus: Lore Stall: As- sembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Clarke .Illll 0'Dt-ll. Characteristic: His soccer ability. Ambition: To own Penn- shire. ,lack C. Knepp Jack General Activities: B a n k e r 1, 2: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: Wood's Lane. Characteristic: His conver- tible. Ambition: To be successful. 26 Seniors receive name cards Dot-thy Mae Koonsman Dottie General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Banker 1. Pride 'li' joy. guy from Ambition That certain Shade Gap. To join the Waves and sail the SQVGH S6113- Cilda Koplovitz '6Cilda Academic Activities: Glee Club: As- sembly: Class Dues Col- lector: Sophomore Class Party: Activity Chair- man: Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council: Prom Com- mittee: M a r o 0 n and Steel l. 2, 3: Associate Editor 3. Pride 'ni joy: Maroon and Steel. Characteristic: That low laugh. Ambition: To be a Coln- mercial buyer. Class pictures arrive for Christmas. James C. Laughlin Jim Academic Activities: Glee Club 2: Art 1. 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 3. Pride 'n' joy: Art Class. Characteristic: His quiet- ness. Ambition: To run a little ranch. Jay L. Leister Jack Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2: Clee Club 1. Pride 'n' joy: My prize bull. Characteristic: Quiet type. Ambition: To own a farm of his own. 27 Larry Kralzer Red Vocational Activities: Banker 1: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Virginia, Characteristic: Plays foot- ball like an all-star. Ambition: To play pro foot- ball for the Eagles. Edwin E. Lash Ed Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: His Hock Shop. Characteristic: Always try- ing to make an easy buck. Ambition: To run Cobb Logan out of business. Theresa E. Lennartz Theresy Academic Activities: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Banker 1: Stu- dent Council 3: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: Jack.,' Characteristic: Always with the gang. Ambition: To become a nurse. Thelma M. Lcquea Thelma General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Class Party: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Banker 3. Pride 'n' joy: The small things in life. Characteristic: Her friendli- ness. Ambition: To live a short and happy life at R. St D.'s. Jacob Parke Krearly Sam General Pride 'n' joy: Lancaster. Characteristic: Takes life easy. Ambition: To join the Air Corps. Carl B. Laughlin Carl', Academic Pride 'n' joy: Lola. Characteristic: That dark hair. Ambition: To be a good farmer. 5, if ek ,f'f .3 .uit if for ' sf V f Girls take over the color guard. Maude Eleanor McCalips Maudean Home Economics Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'ri' joy: That certain someone. Characteristic: Her whisper- ing. Ambition: To be a seam- stress. Margaret M. McClain Peggy Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: A Cappella: Banker: Ac- tivity Representative: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus. Pride 'n' joy: Maroon and Steel four paper, that ist. Characteristic: One of the gang. Ambition: To be a journal- ist. Donald M. Limes Lemon General Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra I, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Jr. Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Party. Pride 'rt' joy: Any kind of drums. Characteristic: N e v e r o n time. Ambition: To play Beet- hoven's 6th Symphony Dixie Land style. Joyce Pauline Maham Paulette General Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Art 1. Pride 'n' joy: My great sense of humor??? Characteristic: Ability to study. Ambition: To be a Lady in White. Margaret L. McCormick Peg Cencral Activities: Clee Club l, 3: Assembly 1, 3: Banker 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 3. Pride 'n' joy: Bob. Characteristic: Quietness??? Ambition: To be a good as- sistant auto mechanic. Dorothy M. McCrory Dot Academic Activities: Glee Club 3: Ma- roon and Steel 3: Lore Staff: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: My A in Latin. Characteristic: Ability to argue with teachers. Ambition: To see the world. 28 Mary Dolores Lynn Shorty Commercial Actirities: Clee Club 1, 2: Assembly l, 2. Pride 'n' joy: Claude. Characteristic: Reliable. Ambition: To become a good secretary. Mac ,lane Matter Mae Jane Academic Actirities: Yice-President 3: Student Council 3: Lore Stall: Art l. 2: Bowling: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Clee Club. Pride 'ni joy: Her dreams of a trip to California. Characteristic: A cute kid with a swell personality. Ambition: To be a nurse. is . t - Q Ethcl Judith M1-Elhany Eth Academic Activities: Cleo Club 1. Z3 Assembly 1. 23 Bowling 1. 2, 33 Prom Commit- 100. Pride yn' joy: The gang. Characteristic: Her naturally curly hair. Ambition: To be an elemen- tary teacher. Jane Metz Jane Academic Activities: Clce Club 2, 33 Assembly 1. 2. 33 Boul- ing l. 2. 3: Maroon and Steel 1. 2. 3g Lore StatT3 Prom Committee. Pride 'ri' joy: Tint and Squeeli. Characteristic: Her clock- work brain. Ambition: To be a surgeon. Melvin L. Messerman Mess Vocational Activities: Clee Club 13 Prom C o in m i t t e e 2g Baseball 1, 2. 3. Pride 'ti' joy: That certain someone. Characteristic: L i li e s t 0 tinker around. Ambition: To own a farm. Gene Michael Gene Academic Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 33 Track 33 Assembly 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Shaw Avenue. Characteristic: Outstanding gymnastic ability. Ambition: To be a Physical Education Director. Many seniors Glen Michael Glen Academic Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 23 Assembly 2. 3g Track 3. Pride 'rt' joy: Leaders' Club. Characteristic: Haunts the Y.M.C.A. Ambition: To succeed in anything he undertakes. Robert D. Mierley Bob Vocational Activities: Soccer Manager 33 Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: S a t u r d a y nights at the T.A.C. Ambition: To be a Drafts- man. 29 if' ,,...f participate in new G. Edward Miller Ed General Activities: Wrestliiig 1, 2. 33 Football 2. 3: Band 13 Prom Committee3 Sophomore Party Com- mittee. Pride 'n' joy: That Farmer- ette from Fourth Street. Characteristic: C o n n i e ' s catch. Ambition: To be a farmer. Mary Lou Miller '6Mary Lou Commercial Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3g Assembly 1, 2, 33 A Cappella 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Dues Collec- tor 3. Pride 'n' joy: Our M.Y.F. and Hazel. Characteristic: Her interest in church work. Ambition: To be a mission- ary to Africa. -Wi mixed chorus M' f' ' E ii- fi if 3 , Richard F. Miller, Jr. Dick Academic Activities: Banker 1: Stu- dent Council 3: Assem- bly 2. Pride 'n' joy: Hunting and trapping. Characteristic: Everybody's pal. Ambition: To become a top- notch florist. Russell F. Morgan Russ Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: His blue Ford. Characteristic: Travels alone. Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. Roberta E. Miller Bert General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Banker 1. Pride 'n' joy: Dick. Characteristic: Flirtations. Ambition: To build a race track to Erie. Richard L. Murphy Dick General Activities: Track 1, 2: Foot- ball 2-: Prom Commit- tee: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Sopho- more Class Party. Pride 'n' joy: That five-foot- two blonde. Characteristic: Quiet funder certain conditionsi. Ambition: To elope at the same time as Larry and Lois. Jay W. Naylor Punchy Vocational Activities: Football 1, 2: Banker 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: Joanne Al- bright. Characteristic: Mayor of the West End. Ambition: To get a good job and settle down. James L. Noerr Big Jim General Activities: Football 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2: Baseball 2: Prom Committee: Lore Staff: Wrestling Manager 3. Pride 'n' joy: His wife. Characteristic: Wrestling ability. Ambition: To own The Noerr Motor Freight. 30 Shearer captains football team Shirley J. Ocker Shirley General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 2: Prom Committee: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Bob, Characteristic: Always seen with Moody Gilbert. Ambition: To get a new Ford. Larry 0'Dell Digger Academic Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Base- ball 1: Banker 1, 3: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Lore Staff. Pride 'n' joy: Altoona. Characteristic: Soccer pro. Ambition: To go to Penn State. A? .f C N Marjorie J. Orner Margie', Commercial Activities: A Cappella 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Assem- bly 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Party Committee: Class Secretary 3: Lore Staff: Mixed Chorus 3. Pride 'n' joy: Dick, Characteristic: Seen but not heard. Ambition: Private Secretary. Constance Pagana Connie General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Banker lg Class Oliicer 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Sopho- more Class Party: Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: That Farmer boy from Granville. Characteristic: Livens up any study hall. Ambition: To be a farmer's wife. Gridders capture Susquehanna title. Kathryn V. Peters Pete Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2: Assembly 1, 2: Bowling 1, 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: The gang. Characteristic: Always talk- ing. Ambition: To nurse that certain someone. Ronald Peters Pete Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: His Buick. Characteristic: Always driv- ing in high gear. Ambition: To be chief me- chanic for General Mo- tors. Carl H. R01ll'Cl' Moe Academic Activities: Assembly 1, 3: Baseball 2, 33 Soccer 15. Pride 'n' joy: The A's. Characteristic: A brain in Geography. Ambition: To see all big league parks. Lorma Ann Renninger Lorm Academic Activities: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Student Council 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: A certain Cor- poral. Characteristic: Really built on a small scale. Ambition: To be a gym teacher. 31 Tressie C. Orr Tressie Commercial Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Lore Staff. Pride 'lt' joy: A certain someone. Characteristic: Female wolf. Ambition: To be a good telephone operator. Marjorie Eleanor Pauly Margie General Activities: Banker 1: As- sembly lg Sophomore Class Party: .1 u n i o r Class Dues Collector 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Pride 'n' joy: Rusty. Characteristic: Cheerfulncss. Ambition: To shorten the miles between Lewis- town and Mt. Union. .jflx HX ,.,..ev ,I L J H S host to District Chorus. Barbara L. Romig Barb Academic Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Ac- tivity Representative 2: Mixed Chorus 3. Pride 'lt' joy: The gang. Characteristic: Hails from McClure. Ambition: To make cups for the flying saucers with Stump and Eisenhower. Doris M. Rupp Doris Commercial Activities: Clee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Boys. Characteristic: Her ability to do Math. Ambition: To keep the Big Four together. William J. Richey Dude Academic Activities: Band l, 2, 3: Soc- cer l, 2. Pride 'n' joy: No parking sign from Clearfield. Characteristic: Always wear- ing a smile. Ambition: To work for Du- Pont. John Arthur Ritter Buckeye Commercial Activities: Football lg As- sembly 1. Pride 'lt' joy: Hawstonc. Characteristic: Pests'i the teachers. Ambition: To own a new Plymouth. Phyllis Joanne Saxton Joanne General Activities: Clee Club l, 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: That extra- special someone. Characteristic: Faithful to R. 81 D's. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Williarxl J. Schwinger Itch Academic Pride 'n' joy: My hi-bar. Characteristic: Restlessness. Ambition: To sail the seven seas and see the world. 32 Jack M. Riley 'i.l1ll'k General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus Ii: Sophomore Party: As- sembly l. 2. 3. Pride 'rt' joy: Theresy. Characteristic: His cu rl y hair. Ambition: To get out of school. Edward C. Rodkcy 6Ed Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2: Student Council l. 2: Soccer 3: Baseball 2. 3. Pride 'rx' joy: YVoodshop. Characteristic: llails from the Hill. Ambition: To sce all Major League ball parks. Kenneth E. Sellers Ken Vocational Actin-ities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: My Olds Characteristic: Every bit of six feet. Ambition: To improve Ein- stein's theory on rela- tivity. Ronald A. Shcafler Ron Vocational Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: Cirls'. Characteristic: Never knows what is going on. Ambition: To graduate from L.J.H.S. Vernon Shawver 'Tonya' Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: 'Dorothea. Characteristic: L i k e s to cruise around and look at the sights. Ambition: To be at farmer K ? P . Dale Robinson Shearer Smell General Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 2, 3: Activity Represen- tative 1: Junior Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: Barb. Characteristic: Lots of fun. Ambition: To be Mayor of the South End. Howard R. Shehan, Jr. Sam General Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra 1, 2. 3: Clee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3': Assembly I, 2, 33' Baseball 2: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Com- mittee. Pride 'n' joy: His trumpet. Characteristic: Incurable flirt. Ambition: Play his horn in the Big Time. Janet R. Shimp Mike Home Economics Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 33 Art 1, 2: Bowling 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: The old hoe- down. Characteristic: Her spark- ling green eyes. Ambition.: To make a suc- cess of life. 33 I6 seniors help' make halls ring. Ruth Hutchinson Shirey Rudy Commercial Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 1: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Nelson Characteristic: Her quiet- ness??? Ambition: To join the Navv. Hazel Marie Showalter Hazel Commercial Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: As- sembly 1, 2, 3: Banker 3. Pride 'n' joy: A certain member of the class of 1952. Characteristic: Pals with Mary Lou. Ambition: To be a success- ful secretary. 11 Howard W. Shumaker, Jr. Skip General Actirities: Football 2, 3. Pride 'rt' joy: Hunting. Characteristic: Always on the go. Ambition: To own a '51 Ford. Edith Marie Singley Pee Wee General Activities: Glce Club l, 2, 34 Assembly 1. 2. 33 Band l. 2, 33 Tri-Ili-Y 1, 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: Dick, Chttrncteristic: High-stepping majorette. Ambition: To move to Mont- gomery Avenue. ,rw-.. -W' Zf iraffwi' Q sf 1 4' ' 51 . li X 5 x C. Daniel Sims, Jr. Simie Academic Actirities: Assembly l, 25 Class Ofiicer 2g Sopho- more Class Party: Prom Committee: Lore Staff. Pride 'ri' joy: The Boys. Characteristic: Would make a good taxi driver. Ambition: To go to Penn State. Marjorie Ann Slee '5Margie,' Academic Activities: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Student Council I, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Band 3: Maroon and Steel 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee: Glee Club: A Cappella 23 Assembly. Pride 'rt' joy: That Title.', Characteristic: A c t i v e in 15 fl O59 eff' We undertake our first magazine drive everything. Ambition: To be a good teacher. Nancy Louise Smiley Nancy Commercial Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee: Lore Staff. Pride 'n' joy: A certain guy from out of iown. Characteristic: Musical abil- ity. Ambition: To keep Big Four together. Kenneth Smith Tiger General Pride 'n' joy: Hall patrol. Ambition: To stay hand- some. Characteristic: That sleepy look. 34 M. .loyce Snyder 51065, General Activities: Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly l. 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: Lucky. Characteristic: Always seen with Lucky.,' A m b it io n : To marry Lucky, Joyceann B. Spangler flee General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2. 3. Pride 'rt' joy: Le Roy Sutton. Characteristic: Never with- out the Ford. Ambition: See Army and Navy play football. Class play outstanding success. Frank K. Stevens Stevie Academic Activities: Assembly 1: Ac- tivity Representative 1: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Banker 2: Football 1. 15: Baseball l. 2. 3. Pride ,ll, joy: His new Chry :- ler. Characteristic: Handsome. Ambition: To go to college. Helen Elverda Stevenson Cookie Home Economics Actiritics: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: That someone in Harrisburg. Characteristic: Always with Wanda, Ambition: To get ahead. 35 Thomas E. Spearing Elby Vocational Activities: Prom Committee: Student Council 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Motor bike. Characteristic: Q u e e n of Woodshop. Ambition: To get ahead. tHe needs one.D Lee E. Spiglmyer Sneezy Vocational Activities: Baseball 1, 2. Pride 'n' joy: All females. Characteristic: Decator's Babe Ruth. Ambition: To loaf the rest of my life. Donald J. Stull Don Academic Activities: Yvrestling 1. 2, 3: Football l: Prom Com- mittee: Student Boy Representative 3: As- sembly l, 2. 3: Sopho- more Class Party Com- mittee. Pride 'ri' joy: L'Margie. Characteristic: One of The Boys. A In b it i o n : Penn State Bound. Jean Dolores Stump Jean General Activities: Clee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Class Secretary 2: Banker 3. Pride 'ri' joy: The Cang. Characteristic: That curly hair. Ambition: To manufacture cups for the flying saucers with Romig and Eisenhower. Guy W. Spigelmyer Gladys Vocational Activities: Band 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: A certain girl. Characteristic: A good trum- pet player. Ambition: To be a second Harry James. Alice Marie Stees Alice Commercial Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Lore Staff: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Pride 'n' joy: My height: 5' 1 . Characteristic: Musical abil- ity. Ambition: Private Secretary. is gg Richard R. Stump Stumpy Academic Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 33 Activity Representative l, 35' Sturlent Council 2: Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committee: Glce Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Pride 'n' joy: Whiskers. Characteristic: Woman-hatc1'. Ambition: To travel to Eu- rope. Ann Marie Teenie Ann Commercial Activities: Clce Club 1, 2: Assembly l, 2. Pride 'n' joy: L..I.l-1.5. Characteristic: Tall. Ambition: To be a success. Juniors outdo themselves with prom. Norma Jean Treaster Norm Commercial Activities: Assembly 1, 2: Clee Club 1, 2g Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: That boy from McClure. Characteristic: Quiet until you get to know her. Ambition: To keep lke. Marion V. Wagner Clem Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Or- chestra l, 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir 1, 2g Ma- roon and Steel 1, 2g As- sembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: The Ford. Characteristic: Always square dancing. Ambition: To join the Cuclet Nurse Corps. Arlene V. Walker Arlene Home Economics Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Those camp- ing trips. Characteristic: Her flashing brown eyes. Ambition: To be a success. C. Herbert W1-rtz Sable General Activities: Band 2. 3: Stu- dent Council l. 2, 3: A-- sembly 2: Prom Com- mittee: S o p h 0 m o 1' e Party Committee. Pride 'n' joy: Altoona. Characteristic: H a p p y g 0 lucky. Ambition: To make a suc- cess in the drug store. 36 :? if Wilson R. Swisher '6,linx Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'rt' joy: My Motlel A Ford. Characteristic: llas more jokes than Bob llope. Ambition: To be Deputy Sheriff of the Heights. Glenn E. Thonms Duff Vocational Activities: Prom Committee 2. Pride 'n' joy: Travelingf' Characteristic: Has an an- swer for everything. Ambition: To be successful. l.arry ll. VH-rlz Larry Al'Ll.iL'lllil' Actirities: Clec Club l. 2. 3: Assembly l. 2. If: l'rom Committee: Soph- omorc Class Committee: Student Council l: Lore Stalig Maroon and Steel: Mixed Chorus 3. Pride 'ri' joy: llis .three years with l.ois. Characteristic: l. i lx e s t 0 dance. Ambition: To elope nith lliclx and Margie. Delores E. Yvilkins Pee Wt-e General Activities: Cleo Club 2. .53 Assembly 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y l. Pride 'rl' joy: A certain blue Ford. Characteristic: Her square dancing ability. .fi. 1bition: To take care of Bill. S Marlene H. wlllC0ll'l' S'Marlene Commercial Activities: Clee Club 1. 2. 3: Assembly 1. 2. 33 Tri- Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: That outstand- ing senior. Characteristic: Never with- out the Big Four. Ambition: To keep the Big Four together. Phyllis J. Yvilson l'hyl Commercial Actirilies: Clee Club l. 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Ac- tivity Representative lg Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Pride 'rl' joy: Sheldon. Characteristic: Has a weali- ness for green. Ambition: To be with Shel- don. Margery Y. Vvismer Margie Aeadeluic Activities: Clec Club 1. 2., 3: A Cappella 2. 3: Ur- chestra 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Student Coun- cil l. 3: Girl Represen- tative 3: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3: Maroon and Stecl 33 Assembly l. 2. 3: Sophomore Party Com- mittee: Prom Commit- USC. Pride 'n' joy: allen. Characteristic: Het' control- ing interest in Stull. Ambition: To enjoy life. Joyce A. Wray Tiny Home Economics Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: The guy from Mililintown. Characteristic: Bashful. Ambition: To marry Don. 37 k is 91 Class picnic goes over big' Katherine J. Wray Katy Commercial Activities: Assembly 1. 2: Glee Club l, 2: Banker 2. Pride 'n' joy: Billy.,' Characteristic: Shorthand ability. Ambition: To acquire a vo- cabulary as extensive as Mr. Fagan's. E. Elvy Wright Elvy Commercial Activities: Clee Club 2, 3g Assembly 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: Her diamond. Characteristic: Cute. Ambition: To marry Bud. ff--f William Yettcr Hill Vocational Activities: Banker 3: Class Dues Collector 2. Pride 'n' joy: Driving the Olds. Characteristic: His white hair, blue eyes, and rcd nose. Ambition: To be a ladies, man. Rudic WC Yocum, Jr. Radio Commercial Activities: Football 1, 2, 2: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 3: Assembly 2. Pride 'n' joy: Life. Characteristic: Interest in sports. Ambition: To be a man in- stead of a mouse. James E. Yocum 'gCunner General Activities: Assembly lg Stu- dent Council l. Pride 'ri' joy: Patton's hot- rod. Characteristic: His quietness in English class. Ambition: To be manager of the Miller Theatre. Paul R. Young Paul Academic Activities: J u n i o r Prom Committee. Pride 'n' joy: His hikes over the mountain. Characteristic: Brains by the ton. Ambition: To go to college. Patricia Ann Zook Pat Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: A Cappella: Bowling: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Assembly: Activity Representative, Banker: Mixed Chorus: Sopho- more Partyg Prom Com- mittee: Tri-Hi-Y: Editor of the Lore. Pride 'n' joy: Everything. Characteristic: Popular. Ambition: To be a success- ful nurse. Shirley L. Druckenmiller Lucille General Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Sheldon Bard. Characteristic: L o v e fo r square dancing. Ambition: To become Mrs. Bard. 38 Formats flash at Green Gables Vivian Fisher Viv Home Economics Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: John Characteristic: Ability to write letters. Ambition: To go to Cer- many. Gloria Loretta Fry Glo General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Banker 13 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Pride 'n' joy: Flame and grey '51 class hat. Characteristic: Everybody's friend. Ambition: To stay in Atlan- tic City for a month with Phil and Sue. . sl . is X . Tlielma Louise Long I'at', General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1. 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: That special alumnus. Haubrirk. Clmrrzrlerislie: Never has much to say? Ambition: To get married. Diplomas are ours at last. Rosanna J. Naugle 'LRosanne General Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Sophomore Partyg As- semblyg Maroon and Steel 1. 2, 3g A Cappella 2. 3g Student Counrilg Bankerg Mixed Chorus. Pride ,ll, joy: 'gSim. Charaeteristir: Her way with the boys. Ambition: To live in Fergu- son Valley. as! Mary Jane Toner L'.Iane Home Eeonomu Activities: Clee Club 1 2 35 Assembly 1. 2. 3. Pride 'n' joy: Her dog. Chnrraterislie: One of llie Home Er. girls. Ambition: To be a success in life. Classmates in the Service VICTOR TROUTMAN CHARLES HERBSTER VICTOR SCHWAB ROBERT COWAN MERLE DILLMAN JAMES GROSS Zin Memoriam The members of the Class of 1951 wish to pay their deepest respects to the memory of Joseph Brannon. Joe Brannon died on April 211-, 1950, after an extended illness due to Leukemia. During his high school days Joe served as student manager of the Varsity football and basketball teams. He was a friend to all and his memory is revered by all his classmates. 39 GEORGE HIRAKIS ZELL Mc-MASTERS WILLIAM REHRER JOSEPH BRANNON ,W MN s .5 . , k gr w,l 3 . ff- 31345 , ' I 1 ,, Qqfrl. , A A v ? ' f s s -P A K I A vff f f , R, I X W fi w, ,.,. xx 'lu-Q ' M , ,,,. Y M V ,...+...... . A 'M--ug. 4 1 H+-N. h ,, . . Lf AH . WW: f + . 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I gg-..f...1..,,,........,L. 555 RWD' M 'fn mfiigl, f..:.:- :+V wi- if -T W? 01 l ONITI' IM F CLASS SONG M em'ries of all, the things that we've done, Are lingering in, the hearts of each one, The fun that we had while in Senior High. Class rings and hats, the flame and the gray, The gay times we had, rehearsing the play, How swiftly these years of our lives go by. And as you think of the Prom, then our Senior days began passing, All of the memiries, held in our hearts will be lasting Think of your friends, their faces and names, Think and you,ll always find them the same, These memories held in our hearts can'1 die. Nl: V nlin 1 sllllll x 1 pl lun our class son on the first Hammond 0 I J H S llu ln txununt was purchased as thc result of .1 lui ll un 1l w v - - r - , .. . 4 ' , '.' 5 1-' g . . Ss L g rgun lll ,. . . .. - ' S - . . , , ' 'I mugs lc l'ive. JU IDRS I952 Top row. left to right: Kr:-ps. Long. Aurund. Third rmr: Huff. Shepard. Huhb. Mow:-ry. Forsythe, Svvonfl l row: Hoffnmn. Coffey. Long Jnnwa. Pvlvrs. Stuck. Powvll Boylv. Parsons. Shaleffor llivvn. P1-ilnelnalkor. Mr Smith. lfollnm row: Shaw vor. Clvvk. English. Fish:-r l,ilhhIll0l'l', Bcvkwilh, Whig ner. l Q T E ! ,or ? B-2 Top rmr, lvfl lo right. Wright. Culyvr. Kin-ann Knox. Cilil1'0lt'. Third run: Devvrlevr. Folk. llirukis Roselle. liohl. Broun. Sm' and row: Min Luck. Bray MvMulle-n. Ayn-s. Uranus YiIII'Q'l1l. W':lrd. Ki1'fl'l'lk' Bottom rmr: Sp:-e-ve-. .loiws Ce-edy. Burlzrw. W'vrlz. lh-55 Yovum. Folk. I!-Il Top row. lvl! In righl: Dodd. Slraile-y. Ste-Ile-r. Hurt Ivy. Smith. Bail.-y. Fry. Hur In-ll. Third raw: Ryan Wligne-r. Jililllhlbll. Finlu-r Calvunuugll. Fullz. Rosh-r Lvpley. Knlnlsnn. CFUSSIIISIII Sc-Cond row: Mr. lions:-r Kearns. Lush. Shu-k. Wim L-w. Mfffallipw. RiilQ'llll4lllhl', liPl'kl'llfi0l'lI. xvilgllvf. Sliil lvr. lfollom row: Km-ville-r Duncan. Uuvli. Walk-rs. Bu- lirk. Hers. Pauli-s. I I'ilZl'l'. Q 1 1 . B-5 Top row, Ivf! lo right: Nichols. Cnslvr. Lush. How- Illllll, Finlu-nliinvr. Klll'll0ll- dcrfcr, Young. Dunn, Mv- lillnlny. Plcssinger. Dalton, Miss Park. Second row: Bradford, Yovnm. Deamer. Kulilvr. Logan. Slroup, Yt'1ll'il'k, Wilsmrll. Morgan. lforlom row: Lehnuln, ll:-nry. l'rim-v. Swineford. Schwab. Runklc, Rvcd, Caro- dislwy. YOKIA'l'l0NAl. lllh Top row, Ivfl to righl: 'l'onvr. W'ilkinson. Jonos, Kalulllnnn. lfspigh, Win-1-lvr. Fifth row: Slringfcllow. l rolnn. IVlow4-ry. Wialrnlz. Warm-r. Milla-r. Fourllz row: Sullon. lie-lldvr. vrlilllt'I'S. lfnrin-sl. llnrlmun. Third row: Snoolx. Wagner. IillUll, Murphy. linlvlr. W4-rt. Kronl. Svvollll row: Mvliinley, Hipkal. Slnfuffcr. Hntlom row: l'1-nninglon. Kootz, l'ipn-r. Snool-Q, Yvlivr. 43 B--l Top row, lvfl Io right: Ellis. Fisher. Wizlli. liolgcr, Griffith. Blose. Pivlullls, Logan, Hartley. Fourth row: Rinse-r. Foltz, Bingnnwn. Brown. Morgan. Ort. lliwiil- son. Dawivs. Shay. Third row: Moore. 0Illll'llll0H. Geedy. Winslow. Prollylvaf, Rose. Rossmun. Curry. Sm'- nml row: Mr. Howv, Wzvlr- ster. Bork-ll, Worley. Mes- Sliflllilll. Thompson. Nivllol- son. Herlrsler. Mvlllellun. Botlom row: Mvllalrdlo, Hegner. Haywood. Reeder. S1-hielo, Vurner, Slellnlalck, Wise. iff Z 4. Q A X 1 Top ron: lvfl ln right: K lla-lln-r. Km-pp. Nl1lI'l'0l1f'., iVl1l4'hII2lil'. Con. llurlmur. Fiflh row: Snylnr. Kovlwn- di-rfer. Xvillljlllll. Smith. Fnurlh rotr: Mim iifvhhlllilll lle-:im-. Huy, llowmun, llanitllle-i-vr. llillwrt. Ilvlliffl row: Svure-r. Riley. lla-nfer, llolfniam. Svrnrnl l'0Il,'l Aliruml. Logan. Nlzirlts. For- qtln-. ll. llorn. Cupp. Shay, Win-1-ln-r. Agm-y. Romig, Nlflhlllglll. Holton: row: lilingvr. Watt. Shaw. Ed- wards. Kline-. Sliuullcr, Ilan ia. 'l'e-vniv. Q8 QP ff SCPHCMORE - I9 3 H 1 li, I1-fl-lx lf-2 Top row. lvl! to righl: Ellinger. Sl'lIl'0'lllt'l'. llenry, llc-rhert, Snyder, Howe-r. li. Thompson, Smith, Third row: Mvlilellun. Maivluiuir, l.1-ister. Vfillainaon. Kline, Campbell, Dc-Arnwnt. Mr. Engle. Second row: Ste:-le, A. Smith, Svhwinger, Krvid- ler. Griffith, Ulsh. Feather, Mrlflhzlny. llollom row: VunScy0v, Yvoomer. Ke-ister, King. Spealring. M1'li1lllgllliIl. Earnest, Thompson, llvnder- son. C-3 Top row. left In right: Mr- Coy, Chilvote. Long. Hend- rirks, White, Yorum. Fourth row: Mr. Shaffer, Rid- dle. Herbert. llc-sid:-rati, 0'M8Uf1l, Rulnlv. Kline. Third row: Snyder, Down- ing, Knepp, lloonie, Wcyant, White, Fultz. Laughlin. SPC- ond row: McKee, Fulton, Kuhns, Neason, Houser, Shearer, Kitchen, Silks, Hutchinson. Hpllom row: Webber, 0'Dcll, Mdlorniirk, Ruby, McClellan, Metz, Myer. C-el Top row. lvfl lo righl: Whit.-. Y anllornr. Russ. Aurantl. Mvrtz. Fourth row: Mr. Sirvllitano. llvrlrstvr. llawn, Miller. lrvin. Mar- ronv. l40ll1lt'llSl1lgl'l'. l.in4lsay, Trout. Third row: Rot-vo. Melonl. Stallortl. Ritter, Long. Lidmlivk. llippcry. Cul- shall, Fri-ilvrirks. Svvoml row: Moore. Montgomery, Brown. Pennington, Young. Alle-n, Johns. Stroup. Bot- tom row: Smyurs. Goss. Sh-lim-r. M4-Ch-Ilan, Hurd, l rain4-, llcnry, llratllvy. C-5 Top row, lvft lo right: Yvlagotes. Knvpp. lrw in, Lingle. Third row: Thomp- snn. R:-ik. SlIlllll0I'5. Mv- Kinnon. lh-am:-r. Banker. Second row: White. Watts Patton. Trayer. Still, Price, Snook, Bookwaltvr. Feisner, llauingartli-m'r, Lynn, Miss l rankenln-rry. Bottom row: Km'lu-nde-rfor. l'ier1'e. Hack- enlwrry, Bratton. llriar, Dip- pvry, l'ciiiu-lmlu-r. Rupp. M . L.: rl 'lop rou' left to right: Mr. lgan Harhst. llowvrsox, Moore Kmpp. Steinlwrger, Lynch, Rothermel. Cassidy. Horton. Arseniun Third row: Krentzman. Edmislon, Henry. Watt. Romig, Logan, Dillman, Freed. Lewis. Het- rivk. Serond row: Dailey, Wise, Yocum, Uhl. Srhurht, Miller, Schultz, Satzler. Bot- tom row: Cummings, Reed, Lerrh, Miller. Kemherling, Ciecierski, Brugger. VOCATIONAL 10th Top row, 'left to right: Bell, Laughlin, Johnson, Ha- vive, Hutrhinson, Mt'Caf- ferly, Columbine. C. Shu- maker, Yorum. Fifth row: Crownover, Cusky, Crass- myer. Sipe, Clark, D. Shu- maker, Frazee, Rupp, Del- lett. Fourth row: Guth- ridge, M. Warner, McLaugh- lin, B. Warner, Woodling, Thomas, Wray. Third row: Pry, Wheeler, Shotzherger. Second row: J. Hoffman, Barnes, Fullz, McCord., Belt, Alexander, Goss, Kearns. Bottom row: Yetter, Krot, Bay, Wilkinson, Kauffman, Reigle, Glant, C. Hoffman. 9-2 Top row, left to right: Elliot, Horning, Wheeler, Kohler, Fisher, Baker. Fourth row: Taylor, Hollis, Warner, Lockett, Miller. Third row: Lauver, Thomas, Il. Havice, B. Watts. Second row: Hill, Vanada, Clark. Hockenberry, Stone, Wray. Bottom row: M. Havice, Woomer, Franklin, Wilkens, Teenie. 9-1 Top row, left to right: Knepp. Campbell, Alexander Norris, Glick. Third row: Hess, Bishop, K. Goss Flood, Black, McVicker. Second row: Reeseman Reik, Weyman, Walters, R. Goss, Hilteheitel, Romig Bottom row: Dupert, Druckemiller, Grove, Kuhns, Weaver, Loudenslager. NINTH GR DE ' I9 9-.5 Top row, le-ft to right: Spet-ht, Claar, Weaver, Guy, Norton. Fourth row: Kohler, Powell, Traxler, Walters, Killinger, Adams, Settles, Findley. Third row: Kepner, Hoffman, Rothermel, Hesketh, Hogue. Serond row: Mitchell, Rupp, Wray, Kenepp, Mohler. Bottom row: Opdenholf, Christ, McKeever, Snyder, Mansell, Rhodes. 9-4 Top row, left to right: Martz, Lewis, Lynch, Watson, Kahley. Third row: Rehrer, Smith, Hartsock, Cupp, D. Goss, Yocum, Ritter. Stewart, Collins. Second row: Close, Wagenseller. Hess, Snyder, Marker, Flem- ing, Reik, Harmon, Bennett. Bottom row: Hickman, Reeder, Crafmyer, Henry, Eberts, Treaster, N. Goss. 'f 9 n 9-ro Top row, le-ft to right: Parson. Kahley. Plessinger, Mrllalips. llalxer. Crouse. Ml-Mullen. Hoffman. Third row: llefoe. Killing. lliven. Scratl-hard, DeArmenl, Mayes. Wznltt-r. Second row: Walrner, Boreman, Woods. Multop. Zinn. Reigle. Gingeril-ll, Delong. Bottom row: Watters. Mellinger, Gutshall, Showalter, lleskelli, Malnen, Spigelmyer. 9-6 Top row, left to right: Moylc. Davis. Mumper, Mr- Masler, Ann-nl. Fifth row: Howles, Erlr. Fisher, Snyder. Fourth row: Quinn. l'ry. Shore. H. Watt, llarshlrarger. Third row: Yom-um. Ruhl. Moore, G. Smith. Salvatore. Sevond row: M1-Conathey, Fulton., Dodson. Miller. Cavanaugh. Bottom row: Dippery, l'. Smith, M4'Clenahen. Johnson. N. Watt, Foltz. 9-7 Top row, left to right: Dorman. Rowe. Smiley, Hunter, Stoinoff. Nolan. Wilson. Ki-phart, Fisher. Fourth row: llughes, llet-kwith. Fl-gli-y. High. Pierre, Greer, Singer. Thirzl row: Marsh. Mrllrory. Burger. Wil- liams, Forre. Conrad. Spes-lil. Svvonzl row: Beaver, lleinhardl. Close. Kling. Riden. Swartz. Pennebaker, Rupp. Bottom row: liulick. Huff. Harp, Brannon, lirower. lleainer. llopple. 9-8 Top row, If-ft lo right: Heron. Zimmerman. 0'Sllell, Fllillllll. lflevk. Glick. Jorllan. Sloil-hell. Fifth row: Montgomery. Knepper. Hawk. Leopold. McConnell, L. Grassmyer. Haywood. Fourth row: Creamer. Henry, Husserl. Sovvio. l,L'l'lll. llorning. Thirrl row: J. Grass- myer. Ross, Nom-rr. Swisher. Shi-han. Second row: Varna-r. lfink. Irwin. Treasler. Uuglli. Bottom row: Iistep. Blessing. Gentsel, Werlz. Juan McKee, Joyce Mvliev. 9-9 Top row, loft to right: llarger. Zoolx. Sllirey. Bannon, Clelan. Lauver. Sixth row: Ross. Dailey. Orker, lle-flu-l't. Filth row: Hill. Hovkenlrerry, Calnpliell, Snlofl. Long. llartman. Fourth row: Fry, Gilbert, Harrison. Third row: Kressen. Sorvio. Wr:iy'. Gilbert, Re-ese. Sovoml row: Slafforll. Kingston. Slade. Trax- ler. NV:-aver. llogue. llimeo. Bottom row: Comer, Harris. Fleisher, Taylor. Vincent, Middlesworth, Howell. Slees. 47 'Q -gl I2 v' ,.i'?'. 8-2 Top row, left to right: Yearick, Berheimer, Shaeffer, Rupp, Gilchrist, Watt, Hoffman. Fourth row: Wynn, Notestine, Spangler, Stitt. Third row: Tate, Miller, Boonie, Nichols, Rodkey. Second row: Wilson, Cavanaugh, Beckwith, Hall, Rupert. Bottom row: Elliott, James, Hockenberry, Heimbach, Thompson, Baxter, McLaughlin. 8-1 Top row, left to right: Henry, Silks, Thomas, Kuhn Smith, Walter. Fourth row: Wynn, Snyder, Winn Swope, Hollingsworth, Laughlin. Third row: Knepp Sprout, Settle, Lawler, Holt, Hommel. Second row: Patton, Ritter, Kise, Steele, Swanger, Cavanaugh Mansell. Bottom row: Johnson, Goss, Buhb, Saus: man, Coffey, Kline, Baker, Roselle. ? Q . 5 P s EIGHTH GR DE ' l955 8-3 Top row, left to right: Ughetto, Spigelmyer. Fourth row: Carolus, McConahey, Appleby, L. Smith, Wheeler. Third row: Skipper, Mattern, Baker, R. Smith, Haubrick, Barnett, Harpster, Yoder. Second row: Miller, Weaver, Lutman, Diehl, Spearing, Woods. Bottom row: ,Deamer, Buhb, Mierly, Aikey, Mc- Elhenny, Snook, Goss, Ruby. 8-4 Top row, left to right: Elder, Haubrick, Yetter, Bush, Zeiders. Fourth row: Schmidt, Maurey, Canoe, Rhodes. Third row: Swisher, Zampelli, Rook, Law- ler, Hartman, Reigle. Second row: Hall, Wise, Mc- Millen, Valentine, Coleman, Folk, Burge. Bottom row: Harper, Walters, Plessinger, Hartley, Brown- well, Bock, Nicholis. 5... . 1 .....4 .W 3 I 0 gil? n.4 uwrmr if 5,1 i 8-5 Top row, left to right: Mumper. Strivker, Prire, Wil- liams, Murklv, Dobbs. Stralo, Spivkler. Third row: lit-1-kwith, linrd, llippery, Renninger, Yetter, Crose, Miller. Sn-ilu-rt. Second row: Pierre, Hook, Miller, llvath. Johnson. Pt-nnelraker, Wagner, Whitelaw'. Bottom row: Kelly, Geary, Donahey, Johns, Mc- lilhany. Bennett. Aumillvr. 8-6 Top row, left to right: Middlesworth, Knepp, Canoe, Tully. Grose. Carolus, Wilkins, Platzer, Shotzberger. Fourth row: Dukes. Taylor, Wertz, Smithers, Greene, llarshlxargcr. Third row: Grove, Powers, Harris, lim-nu-r, Ellis, llouser. Second row: Wolfe, Schmidt, Rahouser. Walters, Rhodes. Wertz, Phillips, Kinser. Bottom row: Sellers. Blessing, Wagner, Aurand, Zam- pflli, llammill. llossingvr. 8-7 Top row, Ivfl to right: Kinser. Howe, Chilrote Mannino, Londenslager, Lemlmo. Fourth row: Hunt, lla-ller, Moyle, Mowory. McMaster, Barton. Third row: l,. Sham-ffer, Goddard. Davis, Peare, Fetters, Mc- 9 Clain. Davidheiser, Elry, Ross. Orner. Second row: Peavlley, Smith. Croyle, Manning, Taub, Krot. Bot- tom row: Pre-ttyleaf, Nangle, Shull, Metzger, Talbot, W. Shaclfer, Liddiek. 8-8 Top row, left lo right: Bobb, Owens, Killing, Rivhel, M1-Laughlin. Fourth row: Korman, Srhua-ht, Irvin, Sunderland, Hawke, J. Sitkin. Third row: Wine- yzardner, Shimp. llookwalter. Norman. Carter, Phillips, Rodgers, Snook. Second row: S. Sitkin, Lemmert, Jones, Rorvo. Lehman, Hile, Whiteman, Johnson, Weaver. Bottom. row: Himes, Hesketh, Maurey, Baldwin, Jones, Frohm, Shontz, Wolfe. 8-9 Top row, left to right: Boyer, Clark, Wismer, Cold- ste-in, Aurand, Shimp, Stitt. Fourth row: Vaughn, Johnson, Kratzer, Marrone, Miller, Bowman. Third row: Varner, Shore, McNeal, Campbell, Stafford, la-mlmo, Baxter. Second row: Yorum, Warner, Walls, Holfman, Kaley, Kepler, Ort. Bottom row: Plank, Phenecie, Rocco, Taub, Stutts, Daubert, Wertz. 49 I . 1 5--:Q 'F f l 'WI -.-My Q New ' 7-1 Top row, .left to right: Royer, Parsons, Beers, Troulman, Dysinger, Muuery, Long. Beqkwith. Third row: Aurand, Appleby, Fleck, Beatty, Stuck, Young, James, Olson. Second row: Swine- ford, Conrad, Snyder, Lep- ley, liilgcr. Kochenderfer, Evkard. Bottom row: Wag- ner, Smithers, Hannon, Wil- son, Bickel, Zook, Earnest, Dippery. EVE TH GR DE ' I9 ,r 'A 6 7-2 Top row, left to right: Manino, Hevkert, Aumiller, Wheeler, MrCormim'k, Mc- Kinnon, Berrier, Bradley, Filer. Sheaiier, Raymond, Baer Third row: Bower- sox, Hratlon, Bobb, Hercu- les, Bair, Haekelt. Second row: Force, Vaughn, Alli- son, Morrison. Carter. Pan- nebaker. Bottom row: Chambers. Harkenlmcrry, Yeingst, Bamford, Esposito, Leeper, Shirey. 7-3 Top row, left to right: Rer ninger, Houser, Brown. Bless ing, Shepherd, Snyder, Cramer Third row: Williami, Fisher R. Miller, Bearley, Cuff, Spiga: myer, Kulp, Goss. Second row Myers, Zimmerman. Cano: King. Rittenhouse, Mr-Cormicl Crahhe, Rhoades. Bottom row Fulion, B. Miller, Slemon: Rhine. Stralo, Arnold, Henry French. 50 M '75 7-5 Top row, lvl! lo righl: Shinip, Cupp, Shaf- fer, Jones. G. Rial:-n. C. Rillen, Burkholder, Morgan, llrahlw. Fourth row: Cllrs. Sit-gel, Cohen. Conn-r. Jordan. Snook. Third row: Klilnvk, Stoivhvff, Kresen, Knepp, Lash, Klint-. Svvoml row: Shoemaker. Hay- wood, ll. Johnson. M. Johnson, Ruhle, Madden, Be-rricr. Bottom row: Crimmel, Wailtivrs, Fleming, Fraine, Beale, Estep, Norris, Crissnian, Burke. 7-6 Top row, left to right: Marsh. Orner, Tomlinson, Klawiltvr. Lauh. Logan. Cohen. Fourth row: M1-Coy, Ranvk, Taylor. Kling, Faux, Goss, Hartman. Johns. Third row: She-hun, Rovro, Km-pper. Bolt, Horning, Moore, Callinan. Cramley. Second row: Bradley. Bqrlew, Centzel, Wetzel, Kotyo, Korlicmlc-rfer. Bottom row: Beckwith, Elder. Norris. Nc-ason. Herhster. Hughes, Caldwell, Kuhn. C5 7-4 Top row, left to right: Feather, Gazette, McElhenny, Huffnaglc, Specht, Lindsay, Bolger. Third row: Stoner, Bedlyon, Dreese, Romig, Wertz, Wzigner, Ross, Highes, Shearer. Second row: Norris, Stafford, Rhodes, Mi'Elwain. Craig, Camp- bell, M. Griffith, D. Griliilh. Ilotmm row: Klein, Sweitzer, Trout, Bopp. Troulman, Blessing, McMullen. Norton, Ruhlc. 9-10. 8-10, 7-7 Top row, Iefl lo right: Fraine, Osborne-. T. IJCAYIIIUHI, Morrison, Mahon. Yetter, Ma-- Ellwain, J. lleArn1ent, Baker. Second row: Snyder, Shehan, Wise. Bottom row: Nichols, Faith Carter, McCardle, Faye Carter, Wert, Beaver. 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WERTZ J. BOREMAN -4 J' 1? 'ff' B- 4 MISS PARK MR. FAUTH Last year the l.ore was a winner of First Place Group Rating in the Pennsylvania School Press Association, and it also won Second Place Certificate in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. The stall' is elected in the spring of the Junior year in order to be ready to begin work in the fall of the Senior. year. The pictures for our yearbook. a pictorial record of school life, are taken in the early fall. Then begins the work of identifying these pictures, typing the manu- script. writing senior biographies, and later, soliciting for patrons and selling subscriptions for the Lore. Wlieii all the work is checked and typewritten. it is sent to the printers, and activi- ties cease until the books arrive for distribution in May. N. IIARTSOCK J. IRRGANC M. ORNER fi'- MISS LACK S:- Lore typisls have a busy time. T. -ug 5 'R' ,s- A, czrv Sr-nf' J J. N. SMILEY A. STEES M. MATTER J. CLARKE 77 X 6 ls N YQ Q 5 i Who's the third one from the left? is a familiar cry from the picture committee. 55 'K SENIOR DEPARTMENT STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, left lo right: Plessinger. Saylor, Miller Bannon, Brumbaugh, Close, Cross, Ripka, Koons Kochenderfer. Fourth row: Deamer, Blose, Lepley Laughlin, Forsythe, Miller, Brown, Powell. Yetter Guthridge, Reigle, Frazee, Kauffman. Third row: McCoy, Heane, Benfer., Dillman, Rocco, Lerrh. Mc Laughlin, Burger, Lennartz. Second row: Mr. Ri.lcn Folk, Burlew, Snook, Koplovitz, McCormic'k. Penne baker., Shearer, Lehman, Slack, Hoffman, Miss Mr Cauley, Mr. Ruger. Bottom row: Slee, Wertz, Orner Bossert, Beers, Stull, W'ismer, Clarke, Matter, Hile Schiele, Reeder. RUSSELL CISNEY Boy President DONNA BEERS Girl President 'I..'I p... ...-T'..- ' KSA- JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, If-fl to right: Wertz. Dailey. R. Middlcsworth, Shirey, Ockcr. Mclformick. Third row: Carolus. Snook. Klawitter. Zeiders. Miller. Goddard. Second The representative governing liotly of l..,l.ll.S. is known as the Student Council. lts ollicers are: Domus Beers. Girl Presidcntg Russell lfisncy. Boy Prcsielcntz Margery Wis- mer. Girl Representative: Donald Stull, Boy Representative. The two presidents and Nlarion Snook, '52, attcndcfl the Student Council Convention at Reading whcrc they heard many problems discussed. Activity tickets. banking. hall patrol., and social events fall into the Council's category of activities. Selling magazine subscriptions was a special project this year. Uur thanks go to Miss McCauley, Mr. Ridcn. and Mr. Ruger who hclp make this organization a success. . I .ii A x ss1l.. , ,.-mr' row: Kise. Lemmert. I.. Vincent. C. Middlesvworth. llentzel. Pennebaker. Ballon: row: Miss Miller, Ful- ton. Jones, Crlibbe. Beckwith. The two highest salesman. David Gold- stein and William Finkenliiner. are looking at their Oscars received in our first magazine drive. As leader of a discussion group Donna Beers consults with Marion Snook and Russell Cisney. her fellow delegates, to the Reading Convention. wh 1 F 2 VTP, f In f' , ,., I, 'N-V Nur' lxl SENIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row. left to right: Carpenter. Knepp, Dalton. De- Cherry, Cllileote. Seeond rou-: Carodiskey. Coffey, Armenl. Ray, Banker. Fourth row: Krol, Thompson, Clerk, Shull. Kreidler. Kearns. Coleman. Brannon, Cassidy, Shaeffer. Wert, Yetler, Clark. Third row: Mr. Faulh. Bottom row: Reeder. MeCormic-k, Yoeum, Dellelt, Herbert. Wian. Km-pp, Bailey, Stump, Curry, Gilbert, Kepner. Dailey. Gutshall. ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, left to right: Zook, Rhodes, Wilson, Zam- pelli. Fisher. Fifth row: Johnson, Wheeler, Morgan, Holt. Howman. Ranrlc, Lemlm. Fourth F0101 Yearielc, Appleby, Knepper, Brannon, Long, Varner, Me- Coinxiek, M1-Laughlin. Third row: Swisher, Stafford, Iv..-I Q8 I 3 A Fleisller, Hess. Rhodes, Elmerls. Second row: Ples- singer, Reese. Hoffman. Johns. Ilill. Showalter, Howell. Bottom row: Troulman, Lenlnlerl. Pllenirie, Dippery, Hannon, Smithers. W'agner. Smith. 1 ,,,.,.,. ---'awww ig -1-if -.Q i- .ll SENIOR DEPARTMENT BANKERS Top row, left to right: Kovllenderfer. 0'De-ll, Elliott, Ellis, Pivlxetls, Shulnaker. Fromm. Shaeffer, Laull. Fourth row: Goss, Hendrivks. Yelagotes. Wright Goddard, Hendrix-ks, Reigle. Powell, Clark, Sutton Third row: Knudson, Ilower, Hoffman, Frazee, Trout Naylor. Yetter. Serond row: Beckwith, Powell, Shil- Iei, Wertz, Schwab, Lequea, Showalter, Stump, Mr. , Hauser. Bottom row: Dippery, Krentzman, McKee, Srhwinger, Kline, Dippery. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT BANKERS Top row 11-ft to right' 'iIOI'II10lT Fronnn Fi th rou , 1 .. . . . I ': Slit-aller, Ilowe, Conrad, Croninger, Irwin, Bair, Owens. Ughctto, Brown. Fourth row: Smithers Fhimp, Ile-da-lyon. Marrone. Cramer. Bradlev, Socvio Long. Third row: Hogue. Zampelli, Zinn, .Ioyce Mei v ANKER Kee, ,Ioan M1-Kee, Noerr, Blessing, Roselle, Varner, Jones. Boreman. Serond row: Gentzel, Griffith, John- son, Rhodes, Hile, Maurey. Shontz. Bottom row: Norris, Bossinge r, Kline, Wertz, Metzger, Herbster, Opdenholf, Stees. T.: in 'Q' --11-' JUMI, MARCARET M1-CLAIN Editor CILDA KOPLOYITZ Assistant Editor MAROCDN AND Our hi-weekly newspaper, the Maroon and Steel, constitutes an important part of life at I..,l.H.S. Current accounts of the sch00l's activities, assemhlies, contests, meetings, and elections are front page articles. Une page is devoted to the puhlication of sports news. Also featured are poems, editorials, gossip, Top row, left to right: Roselle. Reinhardt, Knepp, L. We-rtz, Johnson, Hile, Elmer. Fifth row: Hess, Meyer, Frazee. Benfer, Middlesworth, L. Vincent, Howell, Phenicie. Zinn. Fourth row: Stafford, S. McClain, Smith. White, J. Metz, McCrory, Bosler. Zook, Len- vkert, Wismcr. Third row: Metzger, nartz, Ruhle, Di Left to right: Mr. Sheaffer, Miss Wray, Miss Helfreeht, Mr. Hetrick. TEEL and a varied and admirable number of photo graphs. We give the credit for this hcneficial or- ganization to the stall' and the numerous re porters as well as to the Lewistown Sentinel, which puhlishcs our paper. Mawerv. A. Vincent. Elder. K. W'ertz. Second row: Stees, ifleck, Lehman. Reeder. Shiller, Rose, Srhicle . Metz, Fulton. Mr. Hetrirk. Bot tom row: Bannon, Stellmaek, Koplovitz, P. McClain Kieferle, Ward, K Slee, Hoffman, Garrison. 3 1- -A-tn Q at-,T W- A CAI'l'EI.LA CHOIR Top row, left lo right: Yarner. Kitchen. Folk, Kaull- McClain, Hullnagle, Opdenhull, Miss Wentz. llotlom nuan, Guy. llowntan. Zook. Beers. Second row: row: Bradford, Eisenhower, Elder, Yearick, Orner, Winner. Nirholson. Ge-rs. De-amer. St-hiele. Edmiston, Ryan, Slees, Miller, Reeder. MISS Mll,llRElI VVENTZ Supervisor of Music' -IX GLEE CLUB SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, lvl! to right: Dippery. Herrington, Elder, Beers, Boreman, Horning, Orr, llrurkentniller. Cingerieh. Fifth row: Kennedy, Wilson, Irrgang, Huffnagle. Hurl- sovk. Pagana, Ocker. Barger, Brannon. Stump, Gers, Eisenhower, Shimp, Wagner, Goss. Fourth row: Singley. Lauver, Stevenson, Allen, Rupp, Wheeler, Smiley, Ifialn-r, Stees. Horton, Wismer, McCorntit'k, McClain, Romig, Dickerl, Hahhershon, Wiright. Toner. Snyder. Third row: Adams, Mr-Calips, Zook, Matter, Elder, Orner, Hevlu-rt. Miller. Slee. Wray. Sevond row: Deamer, Holsopple, Close, Huey, Boll, Walker, Wilkins, Koplovitz, Coleman, Brugger, Mayham, Metz, MrCr0ry, Miss Wentz. Bottom row: Edmiston, Koonsman, Kepner, Lequea, Fry, Aurand, Gilbert, Hanna, Naugle, Miller, Lennztrtz, Brannon, Englehart, Shirey. ,, ii-'ii' U 'I Y. 'twin JN- J .M - ,... M... .25 mr., . . x g., ,M ' 53353 . - If ' -WST , ,zk ,,M,w, . BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top rou lot to right Mortz While, Clarke, Limes, SIUIHP, MHFFOIIC- Cl'lil1'0lC'- 130110711 TWU! MUl'lYhYa 0Merl Kncpp Flmer Mr Smith. Second row: WCYYHUHI Riley, WCFUZ. Shehillli Huff, Niflwls- Sutton, Barbour, I Y-y wwf? '15 if xl' n ill 2' 4 I JUNIOR CIR LS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left lo righl: Foltz, Wel1sle'r, Walgnxer, Kauffman, Kinsvr. Ifishvr, Cavanaugh. Mrlilellan. Van- Sryov. Third row: Fe-isncr Slack. Mrllardle. Agnvy. Ril ter. Patton, Mn-Callips, Ril tenhouse. Ilevkondorn. Mes- Serma n. Svron 11 row: II Winslow, Wfinslow. Thomp- son, Ce:-dy, Shillcr. Yvagner, Fullz, Kvarns, Lash. Ilullivk, Hers. Brown, Miss We-illz. lfotlom row: Hose. llorle-ll, Hvrlnsh-r, K4-enwr. Ilaywoml. VI'orloy, Fraze-v. W'agner, Johnson. Paul:-s. Mvllardlc Ruby, Roniig. Protlylmeaf. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLICE GLU II Top row. lvfl In right: Lehman. Henry. Ayres, Powell. McMullen, Carodi- sky, Spevvc, Logan. Third row: Morgan. Vinvvnt, W'arrl. Prim-. Stuck. Slroup. Clvvk. Second row: Fish:-r, Kieferle, llross. Snook, Geedy. Bovkwilh. XVOCIIIII. James. English. Peters. Miss Wentz. Hmmm row: Bur- lew, Swinoforil. YV 0 rl z , Runklv. Sawvvr. Ilolfnlan, Long. Fisher. Passmorc, Reed. Parson, Jones, Coffey, Uiven. 1 v SOPIIUMOIIE GIRLS' CLICK CLUB Top row, If-fl to right: CrilIilIl. Silks. Sim-Iv. Koi- slvr. Wi-yunl. SIlL'1lI'L'l'. Lei- sI4'l', Wilkinson. Klinv, Ilon- 1It'l'h0ll. Fourlh row: Mv- Knighl. SllylI1'l'. Boonic. Cros- grovv. Kline-. Ifidwzlrds. SIIUII. Harm-sl. Ulsli. Third row: Fullz. IIOIII-lllilll. Malvlumir. Ml'lIIl'IIlIIl. Logan. Riley, AurauuI. I'I1'ilIIll'l'S, Km-pp, 'I'4-viii:-. M4-Iillmny. Second row: Iin-idle-r. Smith. St'1l!'0l', Shay. IIul4-Iiinson. IIousvr. N1-uson. MrIie-v. Ml'IlilllgIl- Iin. SrIn'oyz'r. W'Iu-vI0l', Slim-IIQ-l'. Guy. Miss NVQ-nlz. Ifollom row: IvI1'lI0l'lllI1'Ii. Downing. II1-ann-, 0'lh-ll. IIllYI1IIll'Ihl'l', Ill- A r in 0 nl , Cznnpbcll. SOPIIOMORIC GIRLS' lilllili CLUB Top row, If-ft In right: Prim-. Long. Wall. Logan, Brown. Slill. Snook. Baum- gzlrdnvr, Suhullz. Sallzlcr. Fourth row: Walls, Slalfford. Slnyvrs. Bolnig. SVIIIICIII, NI01'lllll. Ilippq-ry, Mvloni. Kl't'IlIZlllllll, Dail:-y. Third row: Wllilv, I'Il'lIIllt'. Ilvll- Iililll. II:-nry. Slroup. Civr- re-rhki. Bom-vo. Johns. Sm'- onrl row: I.t'l'1'Il. Rvvd. Cum- mings. Monlgonn-ry. Briar. Milli-r. I'vnnvImIu-r. UI1I, I l'mIl-rivks, Mvlllvllaln. Burd. Moor:-. Miss We-nlz. Ifoflom row: Young, III-lrivk. Lewis. K1D1'Ill'HiIQ'l'ft'l'. Gulsllalll. llip- pvry. Lynn. I'e-nninglnn. Rupp. Milla-r, Ke-mlrcrling. Alla-n. Brugge-r. Top row, lvfl lo right: I 1 u Clark Wum nn Werlz u ml L Inlmole Bolton: rou Slew Show 1 hr Illawluwvr. I IIIlll'l'. BnrIn lr Suond rou Mr Smith Wi mer Mlllun HUITIIIQZIQ Naugle EINLDIIOMLI' Murphy. Rose-Ilv. Rilvy. I llI0t Nhehm Slumpff Huff Eldl r Beers Look Ofllll' MIIICF, R0llllg ' I I s I I 1 Top row, left to right: Wismer, Schwab, Limes, Cleck, Stetler, D. Folk, Irwin, Davidson, Pagana, Stees. First Shehan, Mr. Smith. Second row: Stade, C. Stafford, f0w2 G- Vilfner, L- Vflfnef, N0l'l'iS, Yearivk, J. Folk, Centzel, Mauery, Hagner, Schwinger, Weber, Ellinger, Smiley, Garrison, D. Staff0l'd, Slee- The music program in L.J.H.S. provides an opportunity for everyone to participate in vocal and instrumental activities. Long range planning has made possible a con- tinuous program of instrumental music through the intermediate grades and Junior Department into Senior Department. At football games the Band furnishes the team with spirited moral support, and its many drills add interest to the game. The newly formed Junior High Band joined the Senior Band in playing at the West York game. The climax of the Band's activities comes with its presentation of a spring con- cert and its participation in commencement exercises. The Orchestra plays for assembly pro- grams, and a small selected group provides music for the Senior Class Play. Through A Cappella, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Glee Clubs, opportunity is given for vocal expression. CDRCHESTR A D HOWARD SHEHAN AN 1 15 i i mg Q .ww fix. ,fig .h.....4 'eff COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES Lvl! to right: Slev. Luuver, Huilnngle, Burger, Vnrner. Top row, left to right: Henderson, 0'Dell, Angney. Singley. Second row: Yocum, Bosler, Cleck. Bottom row: Kohler. RICHARD D. SMITH Director, Music Education BAND Top row, left to right: Aurund. Harhsl, Thompson. Steinherger, Shehan. Eighth row: Dum-nn. Ellinger. Appleby, Fegley, Steller. Seventh row: Km-pp, Iloflmzun. Cie-vierski, Schwab. Beckwith, Limes. Sixth row: Mc- Cormick. ll:-gner. Suloff. We-her, Close. Tennie. Fifth row: Wagner, Wertz Smiley. Tralxler. Sclnsinge-r. Slade. Fourth row: Garrison, J. Folk, Yearirk Ga-nlze-l, lflvislu-r. lrvin. Third row: Richey, Goss, Smith, Dimeo. Davidson PSIKRIIILI. Seconrl row: Mr. Smith. Laughlin, D. Folk, Miller, C. Yofum lrwin, Aurnnd. Bottom row: O'Dell. Angney, Singley, Henderson, B. Yocum, Bosler. Kohler. Clerk. 'r -gf K. ,, PISNIURS AND .IUNIORS BOWLING OFFICERS Left to right: Marjorie Slec, Sevretary: Mae Jane Matter President, Georgia Kreidler, Treasnrerg Pat Zook, Vice President. Top row. left to right: Cavanaugh, Stroup. Ritten- llllllht' Logan Third row' Met? M1'Elh'lnv Pet r . . . ., . 1, e F, I'lllglt'llilI'I. Sli-e, Matter. Svconrl row: Shimp, Wagner lim-kwith. St'llit'lf'. Brannon, Zook. Bottom row: liurlt-w. Hoffman, Hcrlrstcr, Lennartz, Haywood, Par- . svn-. Min Prive. ' SOPIIOMURI-LS Top rmr, Ivft In right: Metz, Staliortl. Rocco, Ilillman. Ili-am-. ll:-Arnwnt. Satzler. Fifth row: Slit-aff:-r. Stitt. Snook, llutvhinzson. Fourth row Wilkinson. Me-loni. Hosler. Czlmplrell, Krentzman, Kitvln-n. Byrd. Third row: Yovum, McClellan M1-l.aug,lllin.Riley Tllonlpson lvri-ll johns Riddle, Sl'llIlI'I, Logan, Dailey, Henry, Ilradlvy. lit-nit-r. Slxull. Ulsh, J. M1'Elhany. Secoiml row: Hotlon row: Ilntshall. M1'Cormi1'k, Fultz. Kreidler, Edwards, lflll. Iirctlrivk. Smith. mg, . ' . in ,, ...-fmniui '-M , 'Q i 1 K, . L K . K...-v, hx NINTH GRADE BOWLING Top row, left to right: Mvlieever. Tuhlrs, J. Werlz Hopple, Fink, Mm-Clcnahen. Rupp. Fourth row: Smith Swisher, Dimco. Blessing. Ester, Kingston, Treaster Third row: Som-rio. Zinn, Gutshall. Reese. We-aw-r, Mel linger. Moore. Sevontl row: Irwin. C. Wertz, Ross, Hess, Pennehaker. Kepner. Reinhardt, Beaver. Bottom row: Howell, Mitltlleawortll. Rotlwrnwl, Mohler, Duglli, Tay lor, Hoffman. Watters. u 1 I u ' U ' I, U I l ., v . 'I ff'- r ,nn Br u4 fv- , 1 I I H '.! S 0 Y ' cv 7 5 w if' 2?-H Q' 'vlqifm , I lqtiijiy Q huh l?1'lf ill' . sl sf X r .M 1' . aw. fn iw .MW . 5 , vxrnh WI . MR. ALEXANDER UFEMA Head Coach: Football, Basketball MR. THOMAS W. LEWIS Intramural Football Coach COACHING STAFF MR. JAY M. RIDEN Director of Athletics MR. JOSEPH F. SICCHITANO Assistant Coach: Varsity Football, Coach: J.V. Basketball MR MAURICE C. SHEAFFER MR. JACK E. SWETEK MR. J. LESTER HOUSER, JR. .ll Football Coach, Varsity Faculty Manager of Athletics and J.V. Football Coach Baseball Coach Trainer Selinsgrove . Bellefonte .. Tyrone ,.... Mt. Union ,... Derry Twp. . .. DuBois ....,.. Bloomsburg . . , Danville ...... West York ,... Lock Haven ..... Huntingdon . . , FOOTBALL LEWISTOWN 13--SELINSGROVE 0. Led by Lee Sanchez, who scored on the Panther's first play from scrimmage, Lewistown began its 1950 season with a win. An extra point by Harold Hopple and another touchdown by Smell Shearer gave the margin of victory, as the superb line play of the Panthers held the Seals scoreless. L.J.H.S. OPP. . . . . 13 0 , . . 14 8 0 2 -. . ,rj VARSITY SCORES A 13 0 25 0 26 13 19 13 14 6 26 0 36 7 18 21 MR. THOMAS McMlLLEN Intramural Football Coach, Track Coach, Wrestling Coach LEWISTOWN 14-BELLEFONTE 8. With the thought of last year's game in mind, the L.J.H.S. Panthers came from behind to beat a stubborn Bellefonte team. Bill Bannon and Red Kratzer carried the pigskin across the goal for the two Lewistown touchdowns, and Hopple kicked two very important place- ments. l.l'iWlS'l'0WN 0---TYRUNE 2. A muddy field slowed up the Panthers' speed con- siderably, and a had lrreak cost them the hall game. The Panthers had the hall deep in a scoring position in the closing minutes, but failed to score. l.l'iWlS'l'0WN 13-fM'l'. IYNION 0. Although l,ewistown's oflense couldn't get rolling, its defense again was outstanding. Red,' lxratzcr played the leading role hy scoring twice. Harold llopple added the other point hy a conversion. l.l'iWlS'l'0WN ZSGDERRY 1'WP. 0. Un- leashing a devastating offensive attack in the second half, the L.,l.H.S. Panthers rolled on to an impressive victory. Red', Kratzer scored twice. Sanchez and Knudson scored on passes from Bannon. l.I'IWlS'l'0WN 26 -- DUBOIS 13. With Kratzer and Shearer leading the offensive work. and Bossert starring on defense, the Lewistown ,loint High School exploded for three touchdowns in the second half to down a never-say-die DuBois outfit. LEWISTOWN 19 -- BLUOMSBURG 13. Looking good at times and then exactly op- posite at other times, the Panthers elu'd- outi' a win over the ever-alert Bloomshurg eleven. LEWISTUWN 14-fDANVlLLE 6. Sparked hy Dale Goddard and Red Kratzer, the Maroon and Steel eleven'came out on top on another thrilling contest, which became a little rough at times. LEWISTUWN 26-WEST YURK 0. The light hut fast visiting team was no push-over as the Panthers might have expected, for they showed an adept line and several fine ball carriers, LEVVISTUVVN 36-LOCK HAVEN 7. The steadily improving Lewistown Panthers showed their higgest offensive punch of the year, as Red', Kratzer scored three times hehind some fine downfield hlocking. LEWISTIIWN ISHHUNTINGDUN 21. Un- fortunate fumhles at critical moments plus the inahility to make the extra points re- sulted in a Panther loss at the hands of the traditional rivals, the Bearcats. It was an exciting game with Shearer, Knudson. and Griffith scoring for L..l.H.S. W. Bannon. J. Husserl. D. Goddard. H. Hopple, W. Houser, L. Kratzer, L. Sanchez, D. Shearer, R. Yoeum, D. Elliott. Yfaudq Sguazf Top row. left to right: Mr. Swetek. Roselle, Knudson, Houser, Smith, Griffith, Vanhorne. Sanchez, Mr. Sic- Shuniaker. Harshharger. Elliot. Blose. Stevens, Custer. f'hiUlfl0- 30510171 f0wf Hopple. Yocuni. Shearer. God- Serond row: Mr. Ufema, Lauh, Slraley, Bossert, dard, BHDHOH, Bfllmbillltgllg Miller- Milmlgeri Canoe- ................-. , I .L 1 ' ui 4:-- .l 1 .-- 1 -rv its 1 1 1 ' - 'Ln-.110 Q . n' I Qffffe ELLIUIT Jig f GUDDARD 9 Q f Q W- -ff X' x x C' Q15 'fjig ' s .x K5 a?Z 'RQQQSQ ,33s5l!.,. . Y33,,g.'l .1 3,456 -f ', 4' 9.5, o':l -algo 0..4 ap fl We 40, at Dg',O lg Q Q 'QI 0. ' ,..a.J , , Q M, 'nhl f f is gn' '..Q.'f' X 5 if Aff. ' 'E' SIIEARIAJR NSR iq-..,...f iSFQ J' is u-iLH.la 'www Q 4 fig. gv, T 55 O Q,n' 'G as I Q' ' 0 kg.. m LW., I 1 J .V. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row, left to right: Wismer, Beckwith, Reigle, Frohm, Scratchard, Finlcenhiner, McCalips, Mr. Swetek. Second row: Mr. Houser, Taylor, Yocum, Shumaker, Sheaffer, Carpenter, Long, Hogue, Bannon, Hartman, Hollis, Hain, Mr. Shealfer. Bottom row: Weyman, Zimmerman, Knepper, Warner, Montgomery, Powell, Ritter, Garrison, McCord, Fisher, Bossert, Cresson, Bulick, Ganoe. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES I,.J.H.S. OPP. Orhisonia . . 20 0 Bello-fonte . .. 21 0 Ml- Unifm .. 20 0 WEIGHT TEAM'S SCORES Carson Long . . . . . . 37 0 I,.,l.H.S. OPP. Juniata Joint .., ... 34 0 Juniata Joint .,.. ... 13 7 SUN? C0llf'z0 4 -. l 7 7 Juniata Joint .... . .. 27 28 Huntingdon ..,. .... 2 0 7 WEIGHT TEAMS Top row, left to right: Mr. M4-Millen, Watt, Beers, Stralo, Stuck, Bowersox, Swope, Hommel, Geedy, Moyle, Hartman, Aurand, Miller, Roclkey, Rhoades, Mattern, W E I G H T Schaeffer, Osborn, Mr. Lewis, coarh. Second row: Campbell, manager, Stafford, Gralrhe, MvCoy, Boyer, Sheehan, Henry, Gets, R. Schaeffer, McCormick, Hawk Hollingsworth, Hughes, Phillips. Shaffer, Lawler, Yetter, Bauman, Ganoe, Swisher. Bottom row: Fraine, McC0nahey, Wirt, Smithers, Taylor, Troutman, Owens, Kniser, Howe, Johnson, Bearley, Wismer, T E A M S llaving a veteran squad for the 1950-51 season, the L1-wistcnvn Panthers started the campaign with tive well-earneil wins in pre- league 1-ompetition. The spirit anal fight., however, eliul not end. The team won. the first of the Mountain League games with five more impressive victories. ln the second half the squad- again was topnoteh, hut lost a sin- gleton to an alert llollitlayslrurg team. The seeonil aml last loss of regular season compe- tition was received from a fast, aggressive Vlfilliam l'enn team that the Panthers had clvlezltell earlier. Because of the first loss. the Maroon and Steel lloopstm-rs had to engage in play-offs for the sem-oml eyele title. Upon heating 'l'yrone aml llollitlayslrurg in these play-offs, the l'anthers hem-ante ehampions of the Moun- tain League, anal earned, therefore, the privilege of playing at Altoona for the Dis- triet Six championship. Lost lry graduation are Dale Shearer who set a new Mountain League scoring record, Captain Bill Bannon, Don Elliott, Dale Gotl- tlarcl, Larry 0'llell, and Harold Hopple. Although they will he missed, a nucleus of Juniors will he really next year. .E BASKETB LL Our hats are off to Coach Ufelna for his untiring efforts with the team that produced another successful season plus the Mountain League Championship. VARSITY SCHEDULE L.1.H.s. opp. os so Derry Twp. ..,..,4.....,.,......... , Selinsgrove .. H, 42 33 Selinsgrove . . , , , 62 40 Bellefonte . , . ,., 73 35 Bellefonle . ., , ,, 65 38 Huntingdon ,.. ... 56 32 Philipsburg .. . . .. 63 43 Hollidaysburg . . . . . . 69 41 William Penn .. , .., 60 52 Tyrone ...,.. A . . 53 41 Burnham ..., . . . 73 36 Mt. Union ..., 48 33 William Penn , , . . . . 43 56 Huntingdon ... ... 66 48 Philipsburg , . . . .. 78 34 Hollidaysburg . . . . . 44 52 Derry Twp. . ,, . ,. 62 22 Tyrone .... . . . 45 36 Burnham ,...,,.,...........,...,... 58 20 Mt. Union ....,..........,.....,.... 64- 22 SECOND HALF MOUNTAIN LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS Tyrone .......................,...,. 63 46 Hollidaysburg . . . . . . 63 52 Il. Bannon. D. Goddard. D. Shearer, J. Knudson, D. Elliott, L. 0'Dell, E. Jones. Yfaualfq Sguacl Top row, lefl to right: Bortell tManagerI. Straley. Hopple. Mr. Ufemn 4Com-hi. Koehenflerfer, lirumbaugh. Second row: Elliott. Knudson, Bannon, Shearer, Goddard, 0'Dell. Bottom row: Grillith. Jones. Smith. YanHorne. 'm xaiful ll 'mas . mln x f. -1:1 its f x X- ' U-N E E 1 Q Q e 1 -., 3 f a f E 3- x E if E . 2 K an Ji L S ,Q 15 L ' Y. is K1 'QQ WV E ' 1 i 2, 1axsM:'1'lz.xl.l.fscxlmcs ' Ai f XA Q A 4 IA:-fl In right: lmlf- llmlnlnnl. Hun f I XR fflliull. xX'iHi.llll Uzlnnull. l,.u'ry 015' Il i V U ' Dale Flu-urs-r. Harold Hupplv. 1 v' ? 1 Q 5 Q ' Q i , ,fag J , Q Q , 5 23,52 Y A 5, '35 S- zu . 5 waismxmf llaving lost thc preceding ycaris star ting quintet to the Varsity, the Bahy Panthers liegan the 1950-51 season with a new and inexperienced squad. However, due to the capable ahility of Coach Sicchitano and the squadls strong desire to win, the team vcloped fast. dc- With each game the squad showed that . . . ,, it was an improving hall cluh. Ihe team lost only one game in non-league competition and again ranked high in thc lVIountain League standings. ln the entire schedule the ,1. V. team completed another successful season with an over-all record of fifteen wins and four losses. With the loss of only Finkheincr, Powell, and Johnson to the Varsity, next year's Baby Panthers will again he one of the top-flight teams of the Mountain League. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE ' el if is . 3 -+ -'fx - I may f T u s , - I of ie. f., X.. K MR. JOSEPH F. SICCHITANO ,l.V. Basketball Couch I...l.H.S. Opp. 1...1.H.S. Opp Derry Tu p. . , . ,.,. 52 14 Burnham .. . . . 31 21 Selinsgrove . .... 51 37 Mt. Union . . . .. 36 41 Selinsgrove .,.. A13 31 Huntingdon . .. . 36 32 Bellefonte . . .... 39 26 Philipsburg . , . . 5-1 37 Bellefonle , . ..,. 35 31 Hollidayshurg . , . 38 41 Iluntingdon . . . ,.,. 35 31 Derry Twp. . . , . 51- 24- I'hilipshui-g . . . ..,. -16 39 Tyrone ..,, . ,, 42 24 Ilollidayshurg . . ..,. 25 23 Burnham . ,. . , , 39 20 William Penn .. .... 21- 41 Mt. Union .. ,.. 51 23 Tyrone ........ ,.,. 5 8 25 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Top row, left Io right: Mr. Sicchilano. Hendricks, Bossert. First row: Bannon, Beckwith, Hoque, I.auver, Cla-lan, Dailey. Glick, Irvin. Second row: Scralehard, Hartman, Powell. Johnson, Carpenter, Rolhermel, Finkbeiner, Long, 4115 'U' MR. THOMAS McMlLLEN W R E T L I Wrestling Coach MR. A. BLAIR OWENS Wrestling Coach Williamsport Shamokin , . R Tyrone . , . . .A Ji' ' - V. .fa ,MI - Q 4 . . 'K' . I L Ana -5 . :L J, 'El 71'i'f.' Q if gin ' 2 . 4 ' . Philipsburg . Lock Haven . State College Sunbury . , . . Munry .... Derry Twp. . Bellefonle .. Hollidayslmurg Derry Twp. . WRESTLING RESULTS L..l.H.S. Opp. 27 18 3' 3 41 ..,.l5 31 ....22 24- ,... 20 25 .. .,., I4 27 38 9 ....3l 12 ...,47 0 .. 8 37 I8 20 ...135 18 .. i +2- 'v R. Yocum J. Bossert T. Clark W. Canoe D. Stull L. Houser .feffeamen , f -Q irq?---...- X . ' .G I Clmrle-N Nlviloy. Ile-rt Wright. Mike Forsythe. Ronald Trout. llvlxsalin Yovuin. lgllflibll Rittt-r, Tom Clark. Jack llomcrl, Rudy 10l'Ulll, Charlet Roselle. Loc llan'ml1lnn'gol', Maurice Blow. Paul Gusto vvl M -X ,xf mr ' gzfwfm.. . .l. Beinhardt J. Nocrr, Mgr. WRESTLING SQUAD Top row, lvl! lo righl: Mr. Mt'Millen. Not-rr. D. Yot-um, .l. Clark. Built-y. Mr. Om-ns. Tliirll row: Horton. Wriglll. Hollis. Ritter. Mvrtz. Crow- mzm. Shepherd. Fraizec. Ser- onrl row: Beers. lrvin. Roselle. llcinlmrclt, Stull, Blose. Canoe, Loudensluger, McCoy. Ifoltom row: Wis- mcr, Trout. Forhyllw, T. C l a r k 0 . Custer. Bossert, Houser, R. Yocum. ... . ,f . Awmazmmf 'fl' GL MR. THOMAS Ma-MILLEN Track Courh Q ? CHEERLEADERS ' A Top row, left to right: H. Dippery, Patton, English Vincent, Shiller, Smith. Iloltom K. I N K f S MR. DEAN S. IIARTMAN Track Coach '50 TRACK TEAM row: Boremnn, Hartsovk, S. Dippery, Wibmer. CHEERLEADERS 1950 TRACK SCHEDULE L.J.H.S. OPP. Hollldnyslrurg . . , ...,.............,.,....,.. . . 55 V3 4893 State College .. Carson Long . . . Huntingdon . . 'I op row. lvfl to righl: Ruin-l. llunter. O'Sl1ell. Korhen ala-rfvr, llowcr. Cohen. Kratzer, W. Davis. Murrone Kuufflnun. Thompson. Glunt. Second row: Middles- worlll, Shirt-y, Bailey. Km-pp, Shearer, Custer, Roselle, .. 71 38 .. 53 42 .. 55 54 Elmer, H. Davis. Elliott. Don Crossnmn, Mr. Hartman. Bottom row: Vunadu, Murphy, Sieber, Winn, Cox, Dale Crossmun, Allen, Wagner, Passmore. Photo by Kepler to MR. MAURICE C. SHEAFFER Varsity Baseball Coach Derry Township Derry Township Bellefonte ....... Mt. Union ,,.. McVeytown Juniata .loint Mt. Union .,.. McVeytown Huntingdon Juniata Joint BA EBALL BASEBALL' '50 SCORES L.J.H.S. OPP. 2 3 8 2 . 1 8 . 2 6 . 1 16 . 8 8 0 11 11 4 , 4 5 . 4 8 .felfiaunen Noerr, Stevens, Shehan, Rehrer, Bannon, McMullen, Shearer, Lepley, Brumbaugh, Spiegelmyer, lleckert, Jacobs, Cowder. Managers: Bortell, Heister. Tfaaaify Squael Top row, left to right: Mr. Sheaifer, Mr. Swetek, Heister, Johnson, Warfel, Sipe, R. Shealfer, Straley, Harshharger, Powell, Bell, Bortell. Second row: Heckert, Stevens, Hopple, Brown, Beinhardt, Rehrer, Noerr, Jacobs, Snider. Bottom row: Shearer, Bannon, Bxumbaugh, Shehan, Weaver, McMullen, Murray, Curry, Spigelmyer. Photo by Kepler Top row. left I0 righi: Mierley, Ron Johnson, J. Reherer, Crossmnn, Kochenrlerfer, Curry, Wian. Bot- Slnirey, Lindsay, Bolger, Hunter, Marrone, Ort. B. 10m row: D. Knepp, Russ Johnson, Gene Michael, Knepp, Mr. Hartman. Second row: Bailey, Saylor, 0'Dell, Glen Michael, Stump, Rodkey. Glen Michael Gene Mivhuel Rehrer Curry Knq-pp Johnson Rodkey .YN-. U5 fif- 1--' feiieamen Glen Michael. Gene Michael, Curry, Stump, O'Dell, Knepp, Johnson, Rodkey, Saylor, Bailey, CTOSSIIIRIII, Winn, Rehrer. MIFFLI N-J UN IATA SOCCER LEAGUE L..l.H.S. OPP. Tlnompsonlown . . , . ..... . . ..,.. , . . 1 3 Tuscarora .,.,. , . 3 0 Fayette Twp. . . . . . 0 7 Armagh-llrown . . . . . 3 1 Thompsonlown . . . ., 2 5 Tusearora ,.,. . . 3 1 Fayette Twp. , . . . . 1 3 Armagh-Brown , . , . . 6 0 McClure ,.,... . . 8 4 O'Dell MR. DEAN S. HARTMAN Stump Varsity Soccer Coach L fl scene VHS F. xnale C yPSy Seen C X,'?45'Ea G? QXGV- O ov GY 1 .., VI X519 SEX qw QS ONS SONY XXX YYSYLSY-A4-'YS 'ikc YN ex UCXXQ CC ' 0 cmcxwg 3-T. M B SGW Swgeb ow 9 yhofixcfax 500' U Yse?0ef.xtseX I ,OM Guards f 34 5 vohxcixov cixoo OX :is X A Qmowal Me 1 Si CSE XN Oougbms Cvixq, he 'Execs S X,. wx wises- o YN Gcoxgg, SRA . Qilxeqoex Q06 EXW-e vaixo cw xoq,e1 P 51sfNK:s1Q, ev-ooocmos -51 M? C29-gmxx-w ,xkse Ghdqs rN,CaoXc1 Y exsonod '01 X51 . Ykcfwz-16 '56iNY-Y' AX Xdoosoo, Okck. Smgoq , WN SWS C V et L06 Bosseu., Yloss UN XA x J XX 'BOQSOCXJ BQUYY UVA vhs?-C15 xx, x5 wa xb , wax fa-A5 Y .va B ul 1,00m S Cen C 1' Princes Qu een and Da ugh, ers C , ylisy P rinc C A X : K ff ,, 'z,3M.l , . Six f Q3 T 'a '5 l fi 9' ?':? A wvwr 612 Y V ,ff ,,. y' -W. 5x Y - fffsf 1f1flWff1fsfz PPM f fri U 'U af., Q ,-Y 7'L.,.'5 Sewing Class. A Wood Shop. K lu 'HK irxi-4., Auto Shop. 3.3,--Q Drafting. El --R...-...J-......Y QGA , eclric Shop. 1 , iw' vs ...J gp ,Qu xx bp 1,4 J an Cooking Class. ' or ' .. - 4,, :I V, T.. D . C ' ' -wg . ummm Machine Shop .UM A' Lv lp., 'V ,, rf. I 5:1 'fs Hr wo.-1 iflfiiiali A iikkhd. 4 Armistice Day Program, 1950. 2-5. E ga gg WM , My z l W kk -jg S E5 X x Q 1 Wi 11 gi .. tk L lx Tap dance. Q The Manger Scene at Christmas Assembly. f f The ever-faithful audience. ,'n..u.. M .T-.. f . 'Y Will the artists escape? 'KNwv,.,l,SK K sy.-1 Snowflakes fly al our Snowflake Hop. I iumt To every man there openeth A Way, and Ways, and a Way. The High Soul Climbs the High Way The Low Soul grapes the Low, And in between, an the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro. And every man rlevideth The Way his soul shall go. From THE WAYS 'gjohn Oxenhauf' fwilliam Arthur Dunkerlyj . 1, . af ' Q 9' xp e 1951 Photographs by Snook Studio, Lew lstom n Publishing by Campus Publishing, Philadelphia f A fi R lg F igigey wfzkwqi Eiggjiglf g lfwgj 3 Ri f Ki I pw mi 553 Gif Q W Eg City Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4 WE WANT TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTING AS PATRONS: ADVERTISING Ivan Leeper Local Trademarks, Inc. ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES: Lee Orth A ERONAUTICS: Kratzer School of Aeronautics Krout Airport AMUSEMENT DEVICES: Frank Guerrini Lewistown Distributing Mart ASSOCIATIONS: Lewistown Lodge No. 663, B. P. O. Elks Phillips-Jones Post V. F. W., No. 1349 The Legion Association of Lewistown, Pa. 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Reilly CLOTHING: Pennshire Clothes Bob Davis The Krentzman Ladies Shop Lilla Ford's Accessory Shoppe The Ladies Bazaar The Famous Store The Smart Shop Phil Ruhl Joe Katz Store The .Ioseph Shop The Artley Apparel Shop The Princess Shop COAL: Roy Berrier Joseph V. Kasmark V. H. Shawver CONFECTIONERS: Lewistown Distributing Mart Goss Candy Co. Shunkwiler Candy Co. Diana Candy Shoppe Standard Candy 81 Tohacco Co. CONTRACTORS: Calvin R. Myers C Si M Construction Co. Hendricks Contracting Masons COUNTY OFFICIALS: Esther I. Cleck, County Treasurer George I. Howe, Prothonotary Earl Barr, Register 81 Recorder CREAMERIES 81 DAIRY STORES: HoIfman's Sealtest Ice Cream Co. Oak Valley Farms A Friend Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Co. Willow Brook Dairy Laughlinis Dairy Spring Brook Farm Dairy Twin Cedar Dairy Herold's Ice Cream DEN TISTS : Dr. Thomas H. Lake Dr. George Shiller Dr. C. T. Russ Dr. Guy S. Ingram Dr. F. M. Wian Dr. Earl C. Costa Dr. N. H. Collins Dr. Raymond A. Rhodes Dr. Jacob Brown A. Friend Dr. Fred H. McClain A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Caton DEPARTMENT STORE: Danks 81 Co., Inc. DRAPERIES 81 INTERIOR DECORATING: David B. VanZant , DRESSMAKERS 8z MILLINERY: Grace L. Roper Mary Picketts Shop DRUGS 81 NOTIONS: The Parkway Store Bolger's Cut Rate Dale Stafford A Friend Headings' Drug Store Paul F. Wilson-Wllmmlcsale Balsalnol Co. Southside Cut Rate Headings' Drug Store J. Wm. Fleisher Wertz's Cut Rate ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 8: SERVICES: Reynold's Electric ' Grabbeis Electrical Service Lewistown Appliance Centre lngram's Electric Service Roy Gates-G-E Dealer Eisenhart Appliance Spig's Electric Calvin D. Dean-Hotpoint Appliances Burnham Electric Shoop Radio-Electric Service Lewistown Radio Lab 5 81 10-CENT STORES: Murphy's On the Square MeCrory Stores Corp. G. C. Murphy Co.-Five Points FLOOR COVERINGS: Rager Bros. Floor Covering George T. Bridgens 81 Son Lewistown Floor Company FLORISTS: Lewistown Florist Leisteris Greenhouse Partchey's Greenhouse J. R. 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Robert Johnson Hardware Burnham Hardware Franciscus Company Clark's Hardware Bossert's Hardware GIFTS: Holsopple's Christian Book Si Gift Store HATCHERY' , , , Pa. Farms Hatchery Quigley s HAULING: GLASS: Noerr Motor Freight Philip Wolf K Sons Yeariek's Dray ' Crown Motor Freight GRUCERS: S . , HOSIERY: plgelmyers Grocery R ' li H i Sh H0gg.S Grocery eat ing osicry op Snook's Grocery HOTELS: Lewistown Wholesale Grocery Co. Green Gables Hotel Point Store Rocco's Super Market Shimp's Market Hotel Lewistown Hotel Penn Hotel Coleman Burke's Food Store Taft Hotel J. B. Selle,rs 81 Son--Meat 81 Groceries ICE sz STORAGE Showalters G'0cery Lewistown Ice 81 Storalfc Marroneis Food Market '- Bigelow's Grocery INDIVIDUALS: B. J. Brannon's Grocery 0rner's Lake Park Groceries StaH'ord's Grocery Atlantic 81 Pacific Food Store Bachman's Grocery Mcloni's Self Service Market A Friend L. D. Kline Baker Store Co. 1 Giant Shopping Food Center Glick's Groceries Everley's Grocery The Heights Grocery .l. M. 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Goss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matter M a d M A th S k A r. n rs. r ur noo' F 'U '1 , John E. Dumpman '26 Sue Kearns 50 A F , d Marcella Powers '50 Freglglh ni . ,40 e 1 William Bradford '49 Cl' .l, S T565 A Friend ian IC tu Dixie Warniek INSURANCE: Patricia Brisas Elizabeth S. Wertz-HState Farm Miss Pauline Huey Robert J. Crozier Bob Lindsay Dr. and Mrs. George A. Shiller JEWELRY STORES 81 REPAIRS: Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Noerr .lo Ann Snyder Mrs. .l. C. Mierley William E. Hauhrick .lames Stoinoll' Mrs. Anna Harshbarger Mr. and Mrs. E. .l. Miterko William .l. Richey Royal Jewelers Kessingeris Jewelry Store Francis Orris-Jeweler Foss .lewelry Weaver Jewelers Mur Jewelry Co. Stores McClure's Jewelry Store Wilt's Jewelry Store d '35 Ins JUNK: Sitkin .lunk Yard .loe Krentzman and Son JUSTICE OF PEACE: Oscar F. Brush LOANS: Personal Finance Co. Capital Finance Corp. Beacon Loan Co. MANUFACTURERS: Overhead Door Co. of Penna., Inc. A Friend New Holland Machine Division of the Sperry Corp.-Belleville American Viscose Corporation Standard Steel Works Division of the Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. Lewistown Foundry 81 Machine Co. Eastern States Colorcrete MEATS: S. H. Rothermel Fairhill Foods Huey's Meat Market Wray's Meats MUSIC INSTRUCTORS: H. M. Stackpole Stade's Music Store Mrs. F. A. Houser Edna K. Myers School of Music NEWS AGENCIES: Royer News Agency Mann's-Miillintown Belleville Times The Sentinel Company Lewistown News Agency OPTOMETRISTS: A Friend Dr. Luther V. Rhodes Dr. Thomas M. VanNatta Dr. E. F. Henry Dr. Leon H. Fegley A Friend Boyd H. Hammaker, OD. Dr. W. E. Henry Dr. Claude F. Burns OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Dr. L. G. Saylor Dr. O. C. Cole A Friend A Friend PAINT 81 WALLPAPER SFRVICFS Weavcr's Paperhanging, and Paper Service Foster's Paint and Wall aper Stole The Sherwin-Vlfilliams In A Friends PHOTOGRAPHERS : Kepler Studio Fairview Studio Snook Studio PHYSICIANS: Dorn S. Hower, M.D. M. L. DeVita, M.D. Dr. H. C. Cassidy Dr. Koshland Dr. E. Edward Reiss. Dr. Andrew Parker Dr. Leo Roszell A Friend Dr. A. Reid Leopold Dr. F. W. Black Dr. .Ioel Goldman Bryce E. Nicodemus, M D Dr. Edith Bancroft A Friend Dr. C. B. McClain Dr. Andrew B. Steele Dr. Ralph E. Morgan Dr. George G. Dawe Dr. Jesse R. Johnson Dr. Stephen .l. Marthouse Dr. W. D. Thompson, .lr PHYSICIAN SUPPLIES: Hile Physicians Supply PIANO TUNING 81 REPAIR Carl L. Shoemaker H. Fred Loucks 81 Son PLUMBING: Boring's Plumbing Service Furman and Olcs White's Plumbing 81 Heatm A. A. Hile, Plumbing and Heatln Mr. F. H. Proudfoot C. C. Dumpman, Plumbing and Heating A Friend Sam Levinson, Plumbing 81 Heating Supplies PRINTING: .lones Printing 81 Ofliee Supplies Wagners, Print Shop. POTATO CHIPS: Superior Potato Chip Co. RADIO STATION: Fred's Gulf Service Don's Esso Station Wallis Service Station-Reedsvllle Short's Service Station H. E. Stine Texaco Products Orth's Service Station Wm. H. Gregg Lundvall's Service Station Bollinger's Esso Service Oak Grove Service Station SHOE REPAIR SHOPS: Nu-Way Shoe Rebuilders WMRFWLTN McNitt's Shoe Repair RFAIE ESIIEATEI C SHOE STORES: ' ' erstencr 0' Cut Rate Shoe Store RESTAURANTS: Tom Johnson Shoe Store Oburn's Restaurant Hartman's Luncheonette Cottage Inn David Sherman Grandview Diner 322 Diner Willow's Tavern Log Cabin Inn Ritz Grill .lo .lo's Dutch Cellar State Restaurant Shumaker's Diner Riverview Diner Red's Diner Pete O,Hara's Grill Rupert's Restaurant Hill's Dairy Lunch Crystal Restaurant Corkin's Restaurant Cargillis Restaurant Leora's Restaurant The Spa Restaurant Speek's Restaurant and Service Station SAND 81 GRAVEL: Milliin Sand Company Pa. Glass Sand Corporation SFRVICE STATIONS: Stevens' Esso Station Smith's Atlantic Service Ed. Fisher's Service Station Edmiston Sunoco Service Snook's Atlantic Service .l. S. Rauh Shoe Store Glick Brothers, Inc. Endicott-Johnson Shoe Store Wian's Shoe Store SPORTING GOODS: Leonard L. Aurand Lewistown Sporting Goods Store TAILORS: Marion .l Pennepacker Simon's Tailor Shop TAXIS: Frey's Taxi City Taxi THEATERS: Embassy Theater Miller Theater Rialto Theater Pastime Theater Midway Drive-In Nu-Way Drive-In --Hummelsworf, Route I5 TRANSPORTATION: C. J. Cherry UPHOLSTERER: L. R. Wertman VETERINARIANS: Dr. Arthur F. Morrison Dr. Lynn Peterson WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPI IFS Ha joca Corporation I IT! O I CAMPUS PUILIIHING 142 WA QQ? 5 H 2+ WMF., W. Y 4, 9'I .LSHT1 O Um BCI D LH HH TIIAUHHED ' 9 .l.SIfTI9'I O Um BTIIAUHHED ' HVILHDEG ' UmOiSIm9'I X x. 'LA .1 1 :nl tar- '. 'Q 4-, 'Flin '. 4, 2 . ' 2:5 fb 2 w- - - -1 'S' xx 'X 'W-A - '. .,:.1, ' . .M era -. 1. . -1-.px V- N rv 1 -. 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