Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

,742 79 O Wozfanfaineer PRESENTED BY THE PHILIPSBURG HIGH SCHOOL PHILIPSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 'il I The Annual Stall-First Row+Lvl't to Right-Phyllis Drnggs, llarry Carroll, ,loann Kvlley, Joann llazcllon, Shirlvy Svllcrs, Shirlcy Voyzcy, Betty Schram, Nar- garvt Lesko. Second HowfL1-ft to Right-Donna Sliingln-clvckvr, Fritiz Hoffman, Marian ltvanls, Patricia Scaitv, Patricia Uwvns, Teddy Johnston, Patricia Morrison, Connio llamvr, Mary -lo Basford, Paulinc Dunklv. Third Row-Loft to Riglit-Sidnvy Ziff, Bill Miller if -ai U. . Q, -sr G 1 PRODUCTI Editors Busincss Managers Publicity Managers Literary Editors Sports Editors Photographic Editors Advertising Managers Subscription Managvrs Art Editors O Engrayer-'Zinnnc-mian Engraving Company, Chief Typigtg Syks-svillv, Pa. O PrinterfKurtz Bros- Clearfield, Pa. Advisors 0 Photograplwr-Milson's Studio, Philipsburg, Pa. ON STAFF -lo Ann Kclluy Patricia Morrison Betty Schrain Shirley Sellcrs Patty Oyvcns Teddy Johnston Pauline' Dunlilc Joann Hazclton Ilarry Carroll Sidney Ziff Fritz Hoffman Bill Miller Mary Jo Basford Margaret Lvslco Connic Hamer Donna Shingledec Phyllis Druggs Shirley Voyzcy Marian Beams Patricia Scaife ke Miss Henrietta Brautlu Miss Doris Hysong THE PHILIPSBURG JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Gnlfenlfd 0 Education 0 Classes O Athletics O Activities N i aynfroafzfaclfion re5e1fLLLing The Pages of the l950 BIountaineer portray in pictures and through editorials, the student life of our school. XVQ- have hoped to preserve for the future the memories of our undergraduate experiences which though vivid now, may grow dim with each passing year. Between these covers you will find the P.H.S. that truly exists-untinted and unfadahle, Therefore amidst a setting that should grow clearer with the years we give you your volume of the lNIOuntaineerv, the thought is P.Il.S.. the verdict is your own. J I !9!LiK705d1fw9 .xgfmoz Wafer By John E. Manu 1 l' T1 ...LQ .ls- hvvs if ..--h? -Q .IP Q- VW Y-:'s1u..? 'W l- u.. - y +1-51... lv- 're 'Wh--Nu... 'df--1 I!! U 1' at .P J- I J J ' ' FTF f ' UH Vg? JJJJ JJJ JHJJ ' J ll' . ff? ff ' Ycrr IIQ QU! ferr :: ' J 1 VVV at 'FVFIFF d . JLJ .JJJJJDJJ . J ' FV 'pr V r 1 ,JS .PU Jn, , JJ J rr EVTV r'r'Ef.V .JJJLJJEIJJ JJ. . VLJ r rr r fer V Oh, Philipshurg, Oh, Philipshurg ll Our Alma Mater dear, To thee we pledge our loyality, our love for future years NVe sing your praises far uud Wide We hail your colors true. Long may they Wave triumphzmtly. For the glory of our school. 4 Oh, Philipsburg, Oh, Philipsburg Gur Alma Mater dear Yours sous and daughters raise the song t l ' I ur owu fair name o 101101 yo XVe thank you for the happy days We spent as students here. Long shall We cherish your ideals As the years bring us joy and fame. 3' is' -... -we l8JiC6Lff0lfL We the class of 1950, take pleasure in dedicating our Annual to the newly remodeled Homeinaking Department. The new department was planned to give the student the satisfaction and enjoyment of working in efficient and attractive home-like surroundings. In order to teach practical homemaking it was necessary to modernize the department to give it an atmosphere more conducive to meet the homemaking problems of every day life. Happy homes make a stronger community. In this way students may learn to huild sounder personalities, to understand hetter the duties of managing their own homes, and to develop a more cooperative attitude for community life. The hest available household equipment has been installed. Our living area, laundry, kitchens and clothing room have heen equipped to further aid in the development of those skills which the students will use in the future. ,-., 5 is Left to RightkMr, Schreffler, Mr, Siniler, Mrs. France, Mr, Branstctter, Mr. Lux. Marc! of glcfncafion We, the class of 1950, Wish to express to the Philipshurg Board of Education our appreciation for all they have accomplished for the Welfare of the school and its students. This Board is composed of the following meinhers: President ....,r.. ,...,,,.. R oy H. Schreffler Vice President ....,. ............. I ohn E. Lux Treasurer ....,....,.,.,. ...,,., ,..... I . H. Branstetter Mrs. Williain France ....... . I. Clair Simler Non-nieinber .,... .,.,.. . Mrs. Gladys YV. Parrish, Secretary G I I I' I X W I s 4 1 I I I lf 1 I -If-lr 1:7 ' '43- .:,L Cl ,. 1 ' , J ,f-LE '4F: -1 L5- , .L .1 :1 I- .WA L- TJ L. ul- 4 'L fi. .Q +- ,Til T2 -g 34. F. ':..r- - T Eh J, 5 xv .-.TI ' ,NQL-E. 4. Q31 II if 4... if il ...zbk ,L 7- : iz: '1 ' H1 -fn J. ll P, 4:1- 3 'J PQT 5 '-I : BQ. f, x :- -v .A 1 C. 'Z v-L -A JA, V :L -r' ff' l?f'1'f-7 C' 1 51 ., .. r. r-1 f- Lf -1'-T ply' -31 , lx X X A ffl .I X X X f X W,n.ZYl57,!f'f 1' f GX' K 11 X 11 Aa If 1 'iffy' 'A X f r 1' L' 'UH W ,f W' ck W ' r 1' 4 ' , V I f 1 X K f Il 17: ,H 'I W M , 1 L f X IZ I 'Ps a I H5 xxtfil, X ' ff 4 I f ZZ f I f , lp nl jfs!! , M 1 Millard S. Hancock, A.B. Senior High School Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1950! It is the sincere desire of the faculty and administration to have contributed to each member of the senior class Worthy ideals and ob- jectives which Will equip you with the necessary materials to make your future and the future of the world one with peace and understanding. Frank E. Ehrenfeld, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal To the members of the Class of 1950, I extend to you my congratula- tions. You deserve to be commended for attaining that goal in public edu- cation - graduation. May all who have had a share in the molding of your lives continue to be proud of you in future years. I Wish you the grestest success and hope that your influence in life will aid in building a better citizenry, Russell M, Lucas, B.S., M.Ed, junior High School Principal Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1950 and sincere wishes for your future success, health and happiness. S jean M. Adams, B. Teacher of Home Econoinics. Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor of Seienc-4-. Pelnlsylvania State C 0 l l 0 11 0. Graduate work at Pc-inisylvauiia Sian- Colle-u'A'. .5 Henrielta Hrauchi, B. Teacher of Typvwriting I and II. Graduate of Coalport-lrvnna High School. Bachelor of Sei- :-iu-if, Indiana State Teachers College. Graduate work at Penn ylvania Stan- College. Ail- vimn' of Annual Club. Robert I. Barnett, A. B. Head oi Drainatics Depart- ment. 'I'eaL-her ol Freslnnan Civ- ies anil Guidance. Graduate of Philipsllurgl lligh Sn-lioul. Baeliw lor of Arta, Aluuiata College, Di- rector of Si-nior Class Play, and All-Class Plays and lic-views. Graduate work at Cohnnhia Uni- xersityis School of Draina. 1-9 ...J Ruth Callahan, A. ll. Teacher ol Tth and 8th grads- Ceography, Literature, and spel- ling, Cracluatc oi Pliilipslnirg High School. Baelu-lor ol' Arts, Uitc-rlbieu College. Cracluah' work at l'elnir:ylx'ania Slate College. Mrs. Gladys YV. Parrish L-ipal lily' '-wi Henry Campbell, H. S. Teacher of Physical limlueation. Graduate of Dormont High SL-lmol, Pittghurgh, Pa. B. S. Physical Education, Lock Havvn State 'l'eac-hers Collegw, Coach of Varsity NYrwtli-rs and Junior High Foutlwall. In Y Eslhvl' Dale - ,HX K H i 5 t o 1' y, and 7th Grade , ' Guidance. Graduate oi Mach-ra Sf, High Sehuul, and lXlansi'iL'lcl . Norlnal School. Suinnu-r work ., at P4-nnsylxania Slate Ciullz-gh. Esther Flodin A. ll.. Bl. A. lla-acl oi Junior-Senior High School linsilish I?K'D2ll'flUOIll. Tcaeln-1' ui Senior English anrl Latin. Gracliiatv of Cooper 'liownahip High School. Bacliv- lur ol' Arls, luniata Calle-gi-. Graduate work at Pennsylvania Siah' Collvgi- anil St, llouaveli- hire College. Master ol' Arts, Cululnlmia lfiiix'vl'ait3', Senior Clasx Aclvisor. Sf-en-tai'y to Supervising Prinf 1 - --',,.,..,g.-:F A l gm 7. .... M -f - .- in 4 i- .3 ,. H g ,I :' ' Gerald C. Davis, B, Lilvrarian. Teacher of Health and Physical Education, Grad- uate of Lewistown High School. B. Health and Physical Edu- cation ancl Biological Science Cuarll of Varsity liaelu-lhall, ju- nior llisgh lfoothall. james Martin Freyermuth Teacher of Vocational Agricul- ture. Graduate of Cochranton High School. Attended Pennsyl- xania State College. Marjorie Walton Grundy, B. S. Teacher of Bookkeeping I and II. Salesmanship and Consumer Economics. Graduate of Philips- hurg High School. Bachelor of Science, Indiana State Teachers College. Graduate work at Penn- sylvania State College, 3 lJ e fly tl M Q 'RFI Marie George, A. B. Teacher of Sophomore English. Graduate of Philipshurg High School. Bachelor of Arts, Penn- sylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Juniata Hoyt Teacher of 7th and Sth Gradc English, Graduate of Philips- hurg High School, Indiana State College. Graduate work at Penn- sylvania State College and Uni- versity oi' PlttSlHll'2.flI. Joyce C. Johnson Dental Hygenist. Graduate ol' Mt. jewett lligh School. Grad- uate of Eastman Dental Dispen- sary for Dental Hygenists. Alfred I. Jones, B.S. Director of Athletics. Teach- er of Geometry, Algehra and Pre-Hight. Graduate of Philips- hurg High School. Bachelor ol' Science, Gettysburg College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College, Coach ol' hasehall. N 10 Principal, Mrs. Ann Knowles Doris E. Hysong, B.S. Teacher of Biology. Graduate of New Florence High School Bachelor of Science, Indiana State Teachers College. Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State Coll- ege, Advisor to Annual Cluh. Hazel Johnson, R. N. School Nurse. Graduate of Philipshurg High School. Grad- uate of Philipsburg State Hos- pital, Graduate work at Penn- sylvania State College. Secretary to High School George E. Knowles, A.l3. 'll?ilL'lll'l' of l wl'k'Sl'lII!klll Scic-ucv. Cnuliiutc of Pliilipshurg Iligh School. l'l2lClli'lUl' of Arts, l'c1111- sylva111ia1 State Colle-gn-. cifklillltlfl' work nt llc-1111sylx'z111i:1 Staitc Coll- Ny.. llolwrt E. Lupton, B.S. illt'1lCl1t'l' of Sopliomorm- Histoiy and P.O.D. Craclimte of Philipx- hurg High School. Fmclielox' of Scivxicc, Nl2ll1SHl'lil Stzitc Tez1ch- L-r's Collcgc. Gruclxmtc work ut Pc1111sylvz111iax S t Rl t e Collcgc. Coin-l1 of junioi' Varsity Footlmll 111111 ,luiiior Varsity Bixskm-tl1z1ll. The Janitors Mr. llz1111li11, Mr. Nlaitlcy, Mr. Urs-cn. 1 5 m i 1' .,.. , ...E 'TIIOIURIS Labock, l3.S. 'lll'ilL'llt'I' of Chcmistry, Scicnrc and Physics. Grzuluzltc of Pliilipw- lvurq High School. Baicliclor of Scivlwc. l'c1111ylx'zx11ia1 Stalte Col- lwiv. Grmlliutc work ill l'v1111syl- N1111iz1 Stntc Colln-5'4', Nicholas M. Mazlclnlenu, B.S. in C. 'l'c-ziclicr of Sta-11ogrz1pl1y, Otlicc Pructicc, Bilsiiicss Aritlimetic, and Husiiu-is Low. Grzuluzitc ol Crovc City lligh School. Baclw- lor of SClt'!lL't' i11 Co111111ercc. Crow' City Collcgc. Lim- Cont-l1 of Footha1ll. Couch of j1111io1' High Bamkx-tl1:1ll. I. A. Mz11111cr, AB., l3.l'l. 2.5 . illt'ilL'llt'I' of lVrcsl1111:111 Llmllisli N Y zuitl l.z1ti11. l'l11cl14'lr1r ot Arts, X' :Q 6 PL'1111fylx.111i11 S I ax tv Collcgo. in by H , Buclwlol' of l'l11LZlisl1, l1111iz1ti1 ,, hi 5 Cullvm-. z e We ima-1-Q. it .,.. , -'- ' 1' V lohn E. lXl2ll'IlIl'l', l3,S., NI, licl. l1:str11111c11t11l music i11st1'11ct1tr i11 l'Ilv111c11tz1ry Cruclcs und ju11io1'- Scnior High School. fiftlllllilll' ol l'l11111x'ill4' High School. Bzlclwlxii' ot' Sciencc, llllilllllil Shih- Tcuch- :fre Colin-gc, C1':1cl1u1tL' Worlx :xt l's'1111sylX'z111iz1 Staktc Cullvgc, Klaus- tcx' of l'lml11c:1iio11, l'1'1111f3lxz111ia1 Sti1l1' Culli-gf-. Edna NI. Hiller, A. ll. illl'ilCl1l'l' ot' Alllllitll' E11gli:.l1. C1':1cl1111tc of Pllilipslilirg High School, B2lL'llCl0l' of Arts, Allv- glis-11y Collcgc, Crzxduzitn- work ut l'c1111sylva111ia1 Stzitc Collcgc. Aclx'ixo1' of Nvw5p11pc1' Chill. i31'11u- McKay, B. S. 'l'n'11cl1s'1' of lmliistriail Arts. C1'zul1u1tc ol' Oscx-olu Mills High Sclmul. li1lt'l1t'll7l' ol' Scie11cc, lje1111sylVz111iz1 Staitc Cnllcgc. Grzul- uaitt- Wo1'l4 nt P4-1111x5lx'z111iz1 Staitx' Colla-gn-. George C. Moore, B. S. Teacher of American History, P.0.D, Graduate of Morris Twp. High School. Bachelor of Science Pennsylvania State College, Grad- uate work at Pennsylvania State College. Coach of junior Varsity Football. Harry Myers, B. S. Teacher of Freshman Algebra and Guidance Director. Grad- uate of Philipshurg High School. Bachelor of Science, Pennsylva- nia State College. Graduate work Pennsylvania State College. Mildred E. Nloore, A. B. Teacher of French and Sop- homore History, Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bache- lor of Arts, Pennsylvania State College, Graduate work Pennsyl- vania State College. Mary Jane Simpson, B. S., Bl. lid Teacher of Vocal Music, Grad- uate ot' Altoona High School. Bachelor of Science Juniata Col- lege. Master of Education, Penn- sylvania State College. Director io Chorus and Sextet. Graduate work, Pennsylvania State College. Verne E. Smith, A. B. Teacher ol' Practical Science. Graduate of Cooper Township High School. Bachelor of Arts, Grove City College. Coach ot' Varsity Football. Becreational Di- rcstor. Carl E. YVasseen, B. Teacher of Art. Graduate ol' Cooper Township High School. Bachelor of Science in Art Edu- cation, Pennsylvania State Coll- cation, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Attended the National Academy of Design in New York, Pittsburgh, Two years of Tool Designing for Piper Aircraft Lock llaven. Practical experience in Show Card writing and Sign Painting. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College, William J. Skeleton, A. B. Teacher of Junior Business Training and Freshman English. Graduate of Philipshurg High School, Bachelor of Arts, Penn- sylvania State College. if U T ,S T Y ,..--Mr?-L Lena D. Waugh Teacher of 7th and 8th grade ltflathematics. Eighth Grade Lit- erature and Spelling. Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Completed courses at Lock Hav- en State Teachers College and Pennsylvania State College. . -g g 1. , as 'N 'Quang nw, 'ff suv--K .- ff Gertrude Williams, A. B. Teacher of girl's Physical Edu- cation. Graduate of Clearfield High School. Bachelor of Arts, Otterlicin College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Sophomore Class Advisor. I-4,17 ou 37? H '+H1' I 1.7 I 9 '-Slllllllll 'x. ::S. aff fl , -T-Ai Ay-AAN' ,. 4, I -. 'VI , V - , J- - + + 3 x 1 Y 9 6 I ve q 4116 J -- -' ... -.- - ' - .?- , Y - 7 F wi ,!' A S-1 '- : - Q! fs. , - Hur' E 3 'hx :W'..,. WE-+L - ' F A D f4f5 M A - xi' if Q H Q 4' 'N l A ' B O H CLASSES 13 enior 54455 Umm NVillium Millcr Sully Franca Sllirlcy BllllIllgl11'illl'l'l' Murcia NVilliumfs CLASS OFFICERS Prcsiclcnt .,,. .,..,.. X Villiam Miller Vice President . ..S.. . . ...A, Sally F rauce Secretary ..,. ,...... S hirley Baumgardner Treasurer .. .,A,S .....,.. M arcia Williams 14 AMMERMAN, SHIRLEY C. 'iGranclma Commercial Stagecrew 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 4: Newspaper Club 3g Draiuaties Club 3, 4, Ambition-to clo Conuuereial XVorlc. BASFORD, MARIE IOSEPHINE 'AMari Jo College Preparatory Animal Club 4, Seeretarv of Home Rooin 2, Band 2, 3, 4. Anibitionfto be a l.,aboratory Teelinieian. BAUNIGARDNER, SHIRLEY 'iSl1irl General Banrl 1, 2. 3. 4, Secretary of Class 41 Secretary of 1101110 rooni 4, Secretary of Stncleut Council 4, Secretary of Dance Bancl 41 Class Play 4, Newspaper Club 3. Ambition-to be a Nurse. BENNETT, ARNOLD GARY Percy General Auto Driving Club 4, Basketball Manager 4. ,'xl1ll3lllUl1fil1ll Be A Xleuiber of a large trucking eoneern. r BENSON, ARTHUR C. iArt', Vocational Agriculture gn F, I . A. 3, 4: Football lg Basketball 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Prom Committee 3, llonuerooiu Presicleut 4, President F F A 4 , Ambition-to be an Agrieulturist. A BOGGAN, GEORGE Bennie', General Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Football 1. Ambition-to be a nrofessional Basketball Player. BEVERIDGE, CONSTANCE JEAN 'iC0nnie,' Commercial Clieerleacler 4, llonierooni Treasurer 4: First Aicl 3. Tungsten College Preparatory Blue Band-6 years, VVliite Bi1l1fl14V2 years, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, District Baucl 2. 4, Danee Band We Z, 3, 4. Ambition-to be in Foreign Service. BLASKO. THOMAS S. Tom Vocational Agriculture Football lg F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Farmer. BOTTOBTLEY. DONALD LEE Dim General Basketball 1, 2. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dralnaties 2, S, 41 Football 1, 2g Kev Club 22, 3, Sliop Club 4, Ambition-to be a Connnereial Pilot. 15 Y 1 ' ff Ambition-to join tlie VVax'es. ' 2 y BROWN, EDVVIN TYSON Q F CORRIGAN, RUSSEL L. 'kRuss', General Shop Club 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Garage Mechanic. COUTURIAUX, ROBERT E. Bohn College Preparatory Seeretarx' of Hoinerooin lg Football 1, 22, 3, 45 VVrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Ainbitionvto be a Physical Education Teacher. COUTURIAUX. PATRICK EDVVARD Pat General Rifle Club 2, 35 Travel Club 35 Vllrestling Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to own a eoast to eoast truelxing eonipany. COVAL, ANNA MAE Liz Commercial First Aid Club 35 Activities Club 4. Ambition-to be a Stenographer. BUTLIN, THOMAS H. 'Tomy' General Shop Club 25 Art Club 4. Ambition-to be a Meehanie. CARROLL, HARRY NIATTERN Big jess College Preparatory Class Play 2: All-Class Plays 3, 45 Newspaper Club 3, 45 Sports Editor-Annual Club 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1. 2, 3, 45 Viee President of Class 35 Student Couneil 35 45 President of Student Council 45 D. A. R. Oratorieal Contest 35 Honierooln Treasurer l, 225 Home- room President 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition-to be a Sports XVl'ltC1'. CARTWRIGHT, GARY .l. Happy General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club l, 25 Pliotography Club 3. Ambition-to be a Bulldozer Operator. CHAPLIN, WILLIAlN'l R., JR. Chappie College Preparatory lloineroom President 45 Draniatics Club 45 Key Club 45 Senior Class Plav5 Student Council 45 Band 4. Ambition-to be a Basketball Coaeh or Football Coaeh. CIESLAR, DOROTHY LOUISE Dot General Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2. Ambition-to be a Nurse. CONKLIN, KENNETH 'AKen General Kev Club 45 Drainaties Club 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Class Play 25 All-elass play 35 Senior Class Play5 All-Class Play 4. Ambition-to Travel, 16 DRUGGS, PHYLLIS C. 'iPl1yl College Preparatory Class Play 2, 4g All4elass Rex ues 2, 3, 4g Newspaper Club 3g Annual Staff 4g llolncroom Officer 34 Dramatics Club 3g President of Library Club 4. :AIlll7lllOl1+tO be a Nurse. IDUCAN, SUE ANN Dugan General Teen Age Club 34 lDl'illllLlflQ'S Club 4. Anibitionito bm' a Journalist. gkffhig gl ' b I DUNKLE, ELEANOH PAULINIC P. D. Commercial Annual Club 4g Co-editor of Animal Literary Staff 4. Ainbition-to be a Tvleplione Operator. DUNLAP, BETTY LOUISE Betty', General llolnerooin officer 1, 3g Driving Club Drainatics 2, 4g Newspaper Club 4. , , ' A C k is Ainbition-to be a Nurse. 79.5 DUNZIK, CHARLES ll. Chuck General Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baslcvtball l, 2, 53, 43 Key Club 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Painter. FINK, THOMAS K'Ton1my General Football blilllilgli' 22. 3g llaslxetball Manager 45 Auto- Driving Club 3. Ambition-to be an l . ll. I. Agent. FOLEY, JOHN Jack General AIlllllll011-lJ1'0fCSSl0I'lkll Ball Player. FOVVLER, LYLE R. i'Lyle,' General Ambition-to bv a P1'Ulll'SSlOlIQll Baseball Player? FRANCE, SARA WVYNN Sally College Preparatory Newspaper Club 53, 45 Annual Club 4g Stuclvnt Council 4g lloincrooni ottieer l, 2, 3g Cliverleaclci' 3, 4g lD1'1lIllllllC'S Club 3, 4: Plays 2, 3. 4g Proin Connnittee 31 Vice Presi- clent ol' Class 4g junior llotarian 4. Alllliltlllll-gli? be an Elementary Tc-zu'lu'1'. FRANK, PATRICIA Pattyl' General Banrl Club 3g Activities Club 4. Ainbitiongto be a Telephone Operator. 17 Stud:-nt Council 2: Football l, 2, S, -lg Baseball 2, 3, 4. l Football l. 2: Baseball 3: YYrcstling l, 2g Librarx' Club 4, l GERBIAN, LORETTA Babe'l Commercial Cliorus 9 3 4' Annual Club 4' Pboto raplly Club ' ? -, , , 1 A W 35 Ambition-to be a Kindergarten Teacher. Goss, CLEO J. Gossie Commercial Teen Age Club 3, Animal Club 4. Ambitionito be a Secretary. I GRAIIAM, FANNIE njeanieu Commercial Photography Club 3, Activities Club 4. Ambition-to be a Teleplione Operator. GRANNIS, THONIAS E. UT. G. General Homerooin officer I, 2, 3. Rifle Club 1. 22, 3, 4, Auto Driving Club 35 Drainaties Club 45 All-class play 4g Class Play 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Government Official. GUYEB, IVINIFRED M. Winnie General 6' Activities Club 34 Newspaper Club 4g Class Play 4. Ambition-to be a Secretary. IIABIER. CLAYTON Son General Auto Driving Club Inclustrial Arts Club 45 Baseball 4. Anibitionfto be a Seliool 'l'eaeber. HAMER, R. CONSTANCE Connie,' Commercial Band-5 vearsg Cliorus 4, Newspaper Club 45 Annual Club 4, P. M. E. A. 4. Ambition--to be a Meclieal Secretary. HARRIS, ROBERT E.. Bullet General F. F. A. lg Football 2, 3, 4, AV1'CStllI1g I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Dairyman. HAZELTON, CLARA JOANN Joann Commercial Band 1, 2, 35 D. A. R, Oratorieal Contest 35 All-class play 2, Cliorus 4, Newspaper Club 3, 4, Annual Club 4, Hoinerooin Officer 2, 4g ,lunior llotarian 4. Ambition-to be a Seeretaiy. HELSEL, JOSEPH CALVIN Smoky', General Baseball Manager 25 Basketball Manager 2, 3g Football Manager 2, 3, Auto Driving Club 4. Ambition--to be a Salesman. 18 HUDSON, SHIRLEY JEAN Bette Class Play 2, 4, Iloineinalcing Club Ambition-to be a Bcauticiau. HUSLER, DONALD lf. i'Don Discontinuccl Marc i, 1190. iff JOHNS. FLORENCE ARLEIGH Floss Band 2. 3, 4, District Band 3: All cla Club 4.1 Ambition-to bc a Nurse. JOHNSON, LEO C. Nl. Spider Rifle Club 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 2, 4, P. Bl. E, A. 4. Ambition-to be a Musician. JOHNSON, BIADELINE M. Shorty Art Club 3, Treasurer of Library C1 Ambition-to be a Stenograplicr. JOHNSTON. BARRY M. Barry lloxneroom Officers 22, Box' 3' Band 1 2 3 4, Class P Kev Club 4, District llancl 4, Student Council 3, Dance Band 4, District O Ambition-to be a Business HESS, RAYNIOND 'tRay College Preparatory Basketball 1, Bancl 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Orcliestra 3, 4, Kcy Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian 4, District Band 4, Vice- Prcsidcnt of Band 4. Ambition-to be a Surgeon. HICKS, NORMA JEAN Jeannie General All Class Play 4, Cliorus 1. 4g 'l'ceu Age Club 3, Auto Driving Club 4, Sextct 43 Ticlict Cliairnlan of Class Play 4. Ambition-to bc a Bcautician. HOPKINS, FRED Hlloppien General Auto Driving Club 3, 4, lliflc Club 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Doctor. HOUSLEY, WILLIA1Nl H. Billy General Football 1, Q., Slum Club 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain of Basketball 711611111 4. Ambition-to be a Professional Basketball Player. General 4, Drzunatics Club General iss play 3, 4g Annual College Preparatory 4g Key Club 3, 45 Drznnatics Commercial nb 4. College Preparatory si Cliorus 3, District Cliorus lavs 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian rcliestra 4. Executive. 19 KYLER, ROBERT LEE ..Dink., Football 1, 2, 3,3 Shop Club 4g Library Club 4. Ambition-to operate a Drag Line. LESKO, MARGARET A. Marg Annual Club 3, 4. Ambition-to bc a Bcautician. LEWIS, MARGARET ELIZABETH Marg Stage Crew 2, 35 Dralnatics l, 2, 3g Home Maki l, 2, 3. Ambition-to bc a Doctor. LONG, EDWARD Llewellyn ..Ed,, Rifle Club 1, 2. 3, 4g Plwotograplmy Club Ambition-to bc a Laboratory Technician. JOHNSTON, THEODORA Teddy General Bancl 2, 3, 4g Annual Club 4. Anibitionvto bc a Typist. JONES, ESTHER lNIAE Blondie Commercial First Aicl Club 35 llolncinaking Club 45 Cliorus 4. Ambition-to bc a Scainstrcss. KELLEY, ELEANOR JO ANN Io Commercial Co-Eclitor of Annual 4g Hoincrooin officer 2, 3g Class officer 3g D. A. R. Oratorical Contest 35 Bancl-6 yearsg District Orcliestra 3, 4g P. M, E, A. Band 4g Class Play 25 Class play 45 All class play 3g Student Council 2, 35 Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition-to bc a Private Secretary. KOPCHICK, ANDREW B. Andy,' Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. l, 2.3, 4. Ambition-to clo Agriculture Rescarcli. KRUPA, AGNES ANN Aggie Commercial Anto Driving Club S3 Ilonicinaking Club 4, Ambition-to do Secretarial XVorlc. KUKLA, JACOB E. ujakei' Vocational Agriculture lf F A 9 3 4 . . ...,w, . Ambition-to join tlic Air Force. General General General in I 4 n g Club .f i . 7 ' 3 General f , L 3g Art Club 4. r ,gig 3.51.3 Q 9 rm. 1 1 H 20 g LUKACH, MADELINE I. GMail Commercial Activities Club 3g Annual Club 4. Ambition-to be a Beautieian. MAINES, 1oANN I.. 'Alon Connnercial Aetivities Club 4g llolne Making Club 53. Ambition-to be a Seeretary. NIAHTHA, Sllfvlf i'Smily General Basketball lg Baseball 34 Football 1, 2, 34 Football Manager 45 VVrestling Manager 4. Ainbition-to be a Bellboy. MATTIIEXVS, DONALD li. Donn General Sliop Club 33 Auto Drixing Club 45 ltille Club l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Mc-elianie. MAYES, JAMES PAUL ujiinv College Preparatory Football l, 2g Basketball l, 24 NVrestling 3, 41 Gull 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Professional XVI'l'Stlt'l'. NIAYS, THOMAS YV. Tom General Stuclent Council lg President ol' F, F. A. lg F, F. A. 3g Art Club 4. Ambition-to be a Carpenter. MEEK, GERALD Wimpy General Librarv Club 4g Auto Driving Club Sq Rifle Club 4. Ainbition4Hto be a Meebanie. MILLER, ROBERT NEAL Neal Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to join the Naxy. MILLEII, WlLLlAlN'l L. A'Bill College Preparatory Class Play 24 D, A. H, Oratorieal Contest 33 Hoinerooin President 2, 3, 4g Class President 3, 43 Stuclent Couneil 2, 3, 4g Vice president of Student Council 4g Pliotogna- pliy Club 3g Annual Club 4g junior Hotarian 4. Ambition-to be a Doctor. MORGAN, THOMAS FRANCIS Si College Preparatory Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 4. Basketball lg Rifle Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Kev Club 2, 3, 4g Class Play 4g Newspaper Club 3, 4g All class play 4g Junior liotarian 4. Ambition-to be a Lawyer. 21 f NIORRISON, PATRICIA LOU Patty General Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-editor of Annual 45 llomcrooni Presi- dent 15 Honieroom Secretary 45 Cliorus 15 P. M. E. A. 45 5 Junior Rotarian 4. Ambition-to be a Teacher. MUIR, ROBERT uB0h General Sliop Club 45 Baseball 3, 4. Ambition-to be a lXleelianie. 1 NASON, MARTIIA JANE Jamey College Preparatory Chorus 1, 2, 45 Class Play 25 Teen-Age Club 35 llolns- making Club 45 D. A. R. Oratorical Contest 3. Ambition-to be a Teacher. A 2 a W W OWENS, GRACE PATRICIA Sf? Pat College Preparatory 1' Band-5 vears5 Chorus 1, 45 Annual Staff 45 P. M. E. 2 A. District Band 3, 45 P. M. E. A. District Orchestra 45 . -wn- if Band Treasurer 45 All Class Plav 4 Q Q, Ambition-to be a Teaelier. 353535 55 Q PARKES, NELDA DOROTHY Butch,' Commercial Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Nurse. PLESKONKO, YVILLIAM F. Bill General Football 1. 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 35 llonierooln President 1, 25 llonierooln Vice Presi- dent 35 Class Officer 1, 2. Ambition-to get a College Education. PERKS, EARL L. Satch', General Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Wrestling Ambition-to join tlie Demobilization Squad in Army Clieniical VVartare. PETTINGILL, WILLIAM GLENN Bill General Libra1'y Club 4. Ambition-to be a Mortician. REAMS, MARIAN GRAYCE gh 'LMonnie Commercial P' Annual 3, 45 Stage Crew 2. Ambition-to be a Secretary. V .:,: REED, THELMA G. No-Yeah Commercial ,.v ,,.- - . First Aid Club 35 Art Club 45 Cliorus 4. ,. Ambition--to be a secretary. f E. if . , . ss F3 REESE, FREDERIC WILLIAINI i'Peary College Preparatory Band I, 2, 35 Cliorus 2, 35 Newspaper Club S, 45 Hilli- Club I5 Kcy Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition-to bc a Dcntist. REESE, A. PAUL Ambition-to bc an Accountant 5: Auclitor. ROSS, PHYLLIS ANN Pee Wee Commercial Clin-erleadcr 2, 3, 45 Class Play 25 All class Rcvicw 45 Cliorus 4. Ambition-to bc a Bcautician. SCAIFE, PATRICIA KATIIRYN Annual Club 3, 4. Ambition-to bc a secrctarv. SCHNARRS, LEXINGTON .- Lex General F. I . A. 35 45 Rifle Club I, 2, 4. Ambition-to bc an Engine-cr. ,H .I Travel Club 35 Ncwspanei' Club 45 lliilc Club 4. Chicago General Pat Commercial .-fr wf 'A sam fi K asf' SCHRANI, BETTY JANE Betty Commercial Driving Club 35 Animal Club 4. Ambition-to bc a sccretary. SELBST, SHEILA Sheila College Preparatory Class Plav 25 All Class Play 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Ilonicrooin prcsiclcnt I. 3: Student Director for all Class Play 35 Ncwsnancr Club 2, 45 Annual Club 45 Cliccr- lcaclcr 2, 3, CCaptainJ 45 Drainatics Club 35 Stagccrew 4. Ambition-to go to collcge. SELLERS, SHIRLEY CRAY Shirl Commercial Cliorus I, 25 Annual Club 45 Drainatics 35 Stags- Crew 45 Property Manager 4. Ambition-to bc a sccrctary. Aw SHAW, PATRICIA ANN 3' ii i Patty Commercial . . f r , .- Driving Club 35 Annual Club 4. - -5 I9-ii it 'Z ,V Ambition-to bc a Bcautician. SIIEDLOCK, IOSEPHINE HELEN 55 i'Shedy General 55 ,5' A Rancl I, 35 r-lIt'QlI Agp Club 35 Annual Club 45 General my Crllillflllilll ot lloinerooin 4. f e 5 Anibition-to bc a nursc. E ii 251 EQ' L SHHNIINIEL, LOIS Tiny,' Commercial First Aid Club 35 Art Club 4. Ambition-to be a Housewife. SHINCLEDECKER, DONNA JEAN 4'Shing General Band l, 2, 35 Class Play 4g Annual Club 4g lloinerooni cliairman 35 llomc-room Officer 1, 2g Stage Crew 2, 4g All Class Play 4. Ambition--to be a MColf Pron. SHOFF, ROBERT A. uShoffee General Dramaties Club 34 Vice-Presiclr-nt of Class l, 25 Vice- Prcsiclent of llonieroom l, 4g President of Honu-room 2, 35 All Class Plays 2, 3, 4g Football l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2g Vlfrestling 4g Student Council 1, 2. Anibition-to be gracluatecl. SHUFRAN, FRANK 'KShuf', College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 44 President of Band 4g P. M. E. A. Bancl 4g State Band 3g Football lg Rifle Club lg Cliorus 3. G Ambition-to be a music instructor. . . ygeaw w 355 HNFELT,FRED f f' f W.. ,fa-' A'Frecl College Preparatory f IgQ.,ip f will .. 1- Band 1, 2, 3, 45 P. M, E, A. Band 4g State Band 4. j A t Ambitfonsto go to college, '.ff3.fr sMEAL,BETTY Lou -,i,. Betts', General 7 i' Activities Club 3, 4. W E. SMITH, JEAN ujeaniev Driving Club 35 Art Club 4. Ambition-to be a secretary. SMOTZER, DOROTHY aD0t,, Activity Club 3, 45 Band Treasurer Ambition--to be a secretar STEPHENS, JAMES slim., Art Club 3g Library Club 4. Ambition-to be an Aeronautical Engineer. TUBO,DORB Dee Deen Chorus 3g Driving Club 3, Ambition-to be a dental liygienist. Ambition-to be a Typist. Commercial Commercial l, 2, 3g Honierooni Secretary- y. 1 General General 4. 24 TRUMP. WILLIAM K. Bill General Auto Driving Club 4, Bancl I, 2, 3, Rifle Club l, XVrest- ling Ambition--to join the Army Air Force. VAUX, JAMES LESLIE njllllu Football 1, F. F, A, 2, 4. Ambition-,to be an elm-trieia VOYZEY, SHIRLEY ANN Shirley All Class Play 3, 4, Class Play 2, Honlerooln officer 2, 3, 4, Stuclen Rotarian 4. Ambition-to be a nurse, WALKEII, CARI., Buekyi' F. F. A. 1, 2, 4. Vocational Agriculture II. 4, Annual Staff 4, t Council 3, junior Vocational Agriculture Allllllllllllv-IU be a lool ancl clw' inalwr. VVASINCHISRI, RUSSELL B. Russell Art Club 3, Library Club 4. Ambition-to be a Diesel nleclianic. WHITEIIEAD, LEE ..Lee,, Football 2, F. F, A. 2, Library Ambition--to be a ineebanic. ' Club I3. General Ceneral Ceneral WILKES, VELMA M. Pelm'l Commercial Activity Club 3, 4. A1nbitionAtobe a nurse. VVILLIAMS, BETTY Beit Ceneral First Aid Club 3, Annual Club 4. Ainbitionfto be an airline hostc-ss. VVILLIABIS, JANE C. Jamey Commercial Teen Age Club 3, lllllllltlllillilllg' Club 4. Ambition-to be a secretary. WILLIAMS, MARCIA B. Marsha College Preparatory Newspaper 3, fEclitorD 4, Annual Club 4, D. A. R, Ora- torieal Contest 3, Class Plav 4, junior Hotarian 4, Band 2, 3. 4, Class Officer 4, Student Council 4, Cliorus 4, Secretary of Band 4. Ambition--to be an els-inentary teaclivr ancl eliilcl psy- cliiatrist. 25 A V X Ii NN Ls ,af WILLIAMS, MARJORIE L. 'KMargie'l General llomeroom Officer 1, 4g Teen Age Club 35 Annual Club 4 Ambition-to be a private secretary, VVILLIABISON, CAROLINE P. fl. A'Patsy,' General First Aicl Club S, lloinc- Making Club 4, Clinrus 4. jxllllllflllll-lUlJC1l nursm-. WINTERS, BEVERLY ICRMA 'KBev General llmnneinaking Club 3, Actix ity Club 4. Ambition-to be a secretary WOOD, BERTHA IANE Butz'l Commercial llunierooni Sc'c1'vtal'y 2, Art Club C841-retaryl 4, Teen Age Club 3. Ambition-to be a stenograplier. WVOOD, THEODORE D. Ted General Band 2, 3, 4, Cliorus 3, Dramatic-s 2, 4, Rifle Club 2, Key Club 3, 4. Ambition-to be a Pl121l'1TlllL'lSf. WOODRING, ALICE JEAN FfTHJeathers', Commercial Clieerleacler, 6 years, Class Play 2, All Class Play, l, 2, 3, 4, Publicity E51 Tickets for Senior Class Playg Cliorus, 45 Secretary of Hmnerooni, 3, Treasurer of Homeroom, 4, Draniaties Club. Ambition--to be a legal sec-1'eta1'y. ZIFF, SIDNEY Sid', College Preparatory Football, 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 2. Ambition-to go to college. STUDENT TEACHERS -lack Nlattern, john Freeman, Agnes Zavalyclriga, Elias Kudrielc, james McCall endow 670155 akfdlfory WVhen we entered Philipsburg High School as Sophomores, we were highly confident of our own abilities and strove to impress the upper- classmen. Before many weeks had passed our feeling of confidence changed to one of humble- ness, and we immediately doffed our arrogant airs. At our first class meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Bill Pleskonko, Vice President, Bob Shoff, Secretary, Janet Kerr, Treasurer, Ed Maclay. During our Hrst year we were very well represented in music, athletics and dramatics. Our Iunior year was much more successful than the previous one. We were better ac- quainted with the school, its faculty members and our fellow students. Our officers for the year were as follows: President, Bill Miller, Vice President, Harry Carroll, Secretary, JoAnn Kell- ey, Treasurer, Cleo Goss. This was our year to gain some special recognition. Several of our musical members were beginning to show their abilities and were rewarded by having the op- portunity to attend District Orchestra, Chorus and Band. Our athletic accomplishments, writ- ing skills and speaking abilities began to display themselves in various forms. These experiences were only to prepare us for the responsibilities and privileges that we gained as seniors. The leaders in our eventful senior year were President, Bill Miller, Vice President, Sally France, Secretary, Shirley Baumgardner, Trea- surer, Marcia WVilliams. In the anticipation of such outstanding events as the Prom, the Wash- ington trip and the Senior banquet, we failed to realize the passing of time which was bringing us closer to our final activity as a class Com- mencement. ln our three years in high school, we have learned to appreciate a great many of the real values of life. But most important of all, we have gained new friends and a world of exper- ience, which we shall never forget. XVe hope to continue in life just as successfully as we spent our greatest period of life, our days in dear old P.H.S. enior WOMALA Most Popular Shelia Selhst Harry Carroll Most Talented Shelia Selbst Harry Carroll Phyllis Druggs Best Dressed Bill Chaplin Sally France Sidney Ziff Most Humorous Don Husler Phyllis Ross Best Looking Sidney Ziff Shirley Voyzcy Most Likely To Succeed Harry Carroll Join Hazelton Most Athletic Harry Carroll Teddy Johnston Most Pleasing Personality Bob Shoff Shelia Sclbst 28 , 115 Posing Yclnm Don Your Easter lionnvl just rvstiug Coocl Old SllllIllIC1'fllllL' 9. XVl1y So Serious l3. Just waiting 'lll1ilt.S tllc lifv 10. Colgate smiln' I4. ixlllll Sha- Sw: Iliking ll. Tlmt far away look 15. A'Dot Good old clalys 12. Looking pretty 29 Y NAME Shirley Ammerman .. Mary Jo Basford ..A..,A......... Shirley Baumgardner Arnold Bennett ....r.,.,......... Arthur Benson ,......,. George Boggan ....,r .........., Connie Beveridge ....,....,..,. Tyson Brown .i,..,..... Tom Blasko ............. .,.,.... Donald Bottomley ...,........ Tom Butlin ,.,....,...,... Harry Carroll ....... Gary Cartright ..... Bill Chaplin ....,.... Dorothy Gieslar i..... . Ken Conklin .,.,..,....,. Russell Corrigan ............... Bob Couturiaux ....... Pat Couturiaux .r..,,.........,.. Anna Mae Coval ...r,...,....... Phyllis Druggs ,....., . Sue Ann Dugan Pauline Dunkle Betty Dunlap ...rr...... Charles Dunzik ....... Tommy Fink ...,... Jack Foley .....,., Lyle B. Fowler Sally France ...... Patty Frank .......r. Loretta German .,.r, Cleo Goss ,....,.,..,.. Fannie Graham .....,. Tom Grannis ...rr.. Wfinnie Guyer ,.., , Clayton Hamer Connie Hamer Bob Harris ,. . Joann Hazelton ..., . Joe Helsel ...,.....,.,.,. Raymond Hess .,,.....r Norma Jean Hicks ., Fred Hopkins .,... ,. Bill Housle y ...r,.... Shirley Hudson ...... Flossie Johns ...r,., Leo Johnson .,..,.....i,, Madeline Johnson Barry Johnston ..,...,, Teddy Jolmston , Esther Jones ..,,,,....,., Jo Ann Kelley ...r,. . .,.., ,... i Andrew Kopchik .. Agnes Krupa ,....r,,.,. Jacob Kukla . ,.,, . Bob Kyler , Margaret Lesko , Margaret Lewis ., we .SZVLZUM Sven! PET POSSESSION My glasses ...,,. . .,....,.., . Bed Suede Jacket ..... . . Bojo ..,...,... .,.r,.,,. ....., . Huson '6Pacemaker', .,......, . My height ...,,. ........, ,,...... .r,. Knife Qreceived from Samj ,. Memories .r....................,......,. . Wallet .,,i .,......,..,........,...,....,.,. Class Bing ....,.....,.r....,.....r..,.r. Basketball letter and sweater My Puddle Jumper . ,. All Star Gold Football ...... r Dads car ..,.r.r.., ..,.,,....r.. . My watch ..r..r,............. . Driver's Licence ..... . Myself .,.,. .,,.,,.,... . . . . , .Pocketbook .....,..r.,.,.,....... . 1934 Plymouth r ,.........r...,.,. . A certain Junior Girlv ...r, . r K'Dick', .. .,.........r..,.....,.. , A wire haired terrier ,. . Dallas . .........,.,.....,..,,.,....,, . My picture of Clayton ...r,. , Blonde, hair . ..,i .,.,.. , . My Ford Q37j Kupe ....,. . My girl ,.......,,,..... r My dog ,... .,r.,ra,......rr , 12xgauge pump gun . Lite ......... .. ......,..,.. .. My roller skates ..... My Diary ...,,.,... Brother's car Harry .... .,...,.... A Bottle .,,...., Baseball Glove ii,.,., Class Bing ....... Football Sweater Driveris Licence ,,... Car keys ...,.......,,,...,. Address Book ..., ,.....r... A certain class ring .,.. . My 1930 Ford .,i,......,.. ,,..., My Girl .. ...,.... ....i,.,. .,.., . , Diary ....,.r Badio ,..,.,,.....,.,..... Sleep ,. ...,.,.,,.,.... . ...,,. Portable typewriter .,........ Heart, lungs, kidneys, etc., r Class ring ., ,..,.. .... . ., .. My clothes ....r,,... . VVriting paper . Motorbike , Typewriter ...,,.,.,...r.,,. . Extra key to Joe's car . My girl i ............,......,.. . Madelineis picture .. My Diary ...,,.,..,. . 30 44 4. 41 41 as PET EXPRESSION 14 Good Heavensv Oh Grandlv Ya coulda fooled me You flubed a dubv 4.Hiv ta cr 44 .4 Yeah-Four timcsv Say, Sislv To kidv Judas Priestv Watch your stepv 4'Hi Big Jacklv Hello there, Leroyv 440-kays, 'iJimingU Wonl,' Howh Are Youiy' OkayU an What's your name, kid? Do you like the wav xou ut put together cc 44 My Heavensv No kiddin? Darnlv Oh you characterv Letis play pokeri' '4Yakl Yaklv O.K. Kidn Keep Loose Keep Loose' Gursesv Oh, nolv Holy Cowv Oh, Goshi' Good Gosh Gertiev 44 me as at as cf 1. ff fr ff ff Howis tricks bucky box 9 'gWhy surev Yea Oh, Heavensv ,, 'Trufffffi' Are You Kidding? Take it easyv Okay,' i'Get iti' Keep Loosew Dry upv All the timev Say Sallyv Hev Buckv ac Oh, nov f. Give me a dimev a How now, Brown cow9 'iGrc at Thayw Fear no evilv Are you kiddenv Not badv Shut upv Ah, chickenv Drop deadv an 4. at :Q cf .. NAME Ed Long Madeline Lukach ,.,.,. AAA AA -Ioan Maines ..,. A A AA Steve Martha AA ,.,A AA Donald Matthews A james Mayes AA Tom Mayes .....,..A Gerald Meek AA Neal Miller ..,. A Bill Miller .,...l., A Tom Morgan Patty Morrison A Robert Muir A Martha lane Nason Pat Owens ..r,r ,,... Nelda D. Parkes Bill Pleskonko Earl Perks A .... A Bill Pettingill A Marian Reams AA AA Thelma Reed AA Frederic Reese A Paul Reese Phyllis Ross Patricia Scaife AA A Lex Schnarrs A A Betty Schram A Sheila Selbst AAAA Shirley Sellers A Patty Shaw AAAA Josephine Shedlock Lois Shimmel A AA Donna Shingledecker Bob Shoff A Frank Shufran, jr. Fred Sinfelt A Betty Lou Smeal A A lean Smith AAAAAAA Dorothy Smotzer Jim Stephens A AAAA A Doris lane Tubo AA Bill Trump AAAAAA A Iames Vaux AAAAA AA Shirley Voyzey A Carl VValker AA Russell Wasinchism Lee VVhitehead AA Velma WVilkes A AA AA Betty Williams A AA lane XVilliams AA Marcia Williams AA AA Marjorie YVilliams Caroline NVilliamson Beverly Winters AAAA Bertha lane WVood A 7 A Ted Wood AAAAAA A AA A Alice Woodring A A Sidney Ziff AAAAAA A we Cggniom agjoeag PET POSSESSION My Chevrolet A A A AA Inn AA AAAA AA AA XVrist watch My shotgun Diploma? AA A A certain class ring Joann AA AAAAA AAAA AAAAA A A Four Barrows A Overalls AAAAA Golf clubs A A A Daddy's car AA A A CunAAAAA AA A A certain posture A Identification bracelet A Driyerls License Football Sweater Dadis car AA Ilappy Home Typewriter AAAA A A A Radio A A A A A XVed. 61 Fri. nights AAAAAA Typewriter A A S. XV. Batchv A My dog Class ring S. W. A My watch Class ring My clothes A AA A AA Cats A W7 ire haired terrier dog Reliance Hretrucks Myself Piano AA AA Driyerls License A 'iTuck', A A My Class Ring AA A Class ring A AAAAAA A Class ring A AA AA Diploma lto bej AA My truck AAAA A A A Bathing suits tt 4. .4 .gvvhyv KY 44 ef 44 ft as tr tt at ffYeahv Oh hecki' .. .. PET EXPRESSION i'Hi Budv i'Do Tellll i'No Kiddingv 'kCome on Donlt known Yes, twicei' No kiddingv .Q You just donit look iight to int boy Could bew Pear shapew eau Aw, yeah Ieepersv g'Oh! Ooooooooohol YVell, how are you? Ceorge, whorln For corn sakel' Man aliyev Seems to mel Keep loosev .4 cf. .4 yy Ma Ma Mia Darn itv Hello love Good griefn You got it madci' Ieepersv Boy, oh boy., uHoly cow Oh, surel' as at :'Think yonlll make it Bye, nowv Censoredll' Oh, heckl' Sugarv Be quietu Oh, noi' ac Oh, chickenv Howdy Ceorgew Heayensv My new gun A AAAA S'VVhen do we eats, Rifle AAAA AA Rotate, . My bed A AA Saddle upl' Accordion AAAA A Why,, Camera A A A AA c'Holy Mackerallv Phonograph A A XVhy?', 1931 Model A Ford A A KCurseslv Engagement ring Come on My wrist watch A Boy, lim telling you XVatch A A AA A Why?', Splash, A A A AAAA AAAAAAAAAAA A Yeahl Bucky Chester Hill Fire Truck L. S. A AA AAAA AA Bench A AAAA AA AA AA uDon,t known 44 at Put me in. coachv You could have fooled int ,... CII-15201-LLDLQ ,.. CC 11 12. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 on ,.i.... 23 SQ 25 26, 27 28 29 S0 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 -13 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 .Lai MA!! an flafammf XVe, the Class of 1950, of the Philipsburg High School, County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last VV ill and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. VV e give, devise, and bequeath the following: Teddy Johnstonis athletic ability to Margaret Eck- iiilb Couturiauxls wrestling ability to Bob Good Shirlev Vovzevis beauty to Jean Meas Sidney Ziffls good looks to Jerry Peters Patty Owen's clarinet to Sue Rumberger Harrv Carro1l's talents to Ken Schnarrs Phyllis Rossis wit to Judy George Chiick Dunzik's basketball ability to Jimmy Craw- shaw . . Connie Beveridgels beechnut samples to Mitzie Goss Q Q U Bill Miller's oiiice of president to Harold Stone- braker Sally Frances clothes to to Jane Jones George Bogganls and Fred Hopkins cars to any- one who wants to buy them I X Jo Ann Kellevis French horn to Marguerite Stover Don Matthew's devilishness to Tom Hickson Patty Morrisonis piano playing to Barbara Ehren- field Steve Marthals curly hair to Harry Eckley Connie Hameris neatness to Mary VVillis Clayton Hamer's blush to Randall Bock Mariorie VVil1iam,s drivers license to Jo Lux Raymond I1ess's drivers license to Dan Thompson XVinnie Guyeris sweetness to Mona Good Russell Corrigan's smallness to Bob Brown Jane VVil1iamls red hair to Donna Greenawalt Gary Cartwrightis good times in English class to Jack Thompson .Sheila Selbstis cheerleading to Peg Husted Leon Johnsonys many girls to Dick Turner Madeline Johnson's shorthand ability to Margaret Czap Bill Pleskonko's physique to John Lamb Shirley Ammerman's stagecrew work to Jack Moslak Arthur Bensonls height to Bill Kephart Alice VVoodring,s pretty natural curly hair to Pat Culp Barry Johnstonis corny jokes to Randall Graham Bertha VVood's skating ability to Ella Neidrick Tom Butlin's earefreeness to Ronnie Hancock Betty Dunlapis poise to LaVaughn Stine Pat Couturiauxis truck to Bob VVomer Patty Frank's smallness to Mildred Phillips Fred Sinfeltis ability to play the piano to John Zavalydriga Jean Smithis chewing gum to Barbara George Bob Shoffis football sweater to Bob Jones Shirley Hudsonis lovely hair to Sally Foster Neil Miller's build to Johnny Joe Southard Norma Hickis voice to Marlene Bock Lee Whitehead's pretty eyes to Fritz Hoffman Doris Tubo's happy-go-lucky ways to Marlene Molley Earl Perk's football ability to Chuck Kerfoot Beverly Winter's quietness to Lois Millard Jim Mayes, wrestling tcclmique to John Schram Betty Schranfs shyness to Matilda Rogers Gerald Meekls good times in the home room to anyone who is ambitious Shirley Baumgardneris blonde hair to Joan Bean Arnold Bennettis Hudson to Dean Butterworth Cleo Gossis quiet charm to Mona Kramer Frank Shrufranis love of music to Jimmy VValker Phyllis Druggis vocabulary to Sandra Dewey Tyson Brownis superior musical knowledge to any- one who is capable of learning it Betty VVilliams, trip from Chester 1Ii11 to Nancy Simmons TQ Ut.. 59 Gil. 61. 62. 03. 61. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. ,.... 13. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 9 1 eo 65 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 1 0 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 Robert Muirls bashfulness to Russell Aults Sue Ann Duganis poetic ability to some hopeful poet JJ11 Stepheifs typing ability to Jim McDowell Patty Shawis dimples to Judy McClain Bob Harris, All-Star jersey to Bill Shields Jczann Hazeltonis job as News Editor of the Blue and XVhitc to some lucky junior Bill Trumpis walk from Chester Hill to Bill Jones Mary Jo Basfordls pleasing personality to Helen Johnson Ted 1Vc10:1's job at lbbersonis to Helen Maxwell Donna Shiirgledeckeris seat in typing class to Marie Kizina Bill Hoasleyis position as captain of basketball team to anyone who is lucky enough to get it Madeline Luckashls grin to Mary La Rue Jones Fred Reeseis blond hair to Kenny Gustafson Joann Maines' pretty smile to Mary Ann McCain1cy Jack Foleyls baseball ability to John VVilson Shirley Sellerls personality to Delores Carter Tom Morgan's knowledge to Richard Davis Lois Shimmells bus trip to Anna Pepperday Ed Longls free time to Jolm Scheck Agnes Krunais pleasant manner to Eva Sheen Joe llelselis sports magazines to Bob Hughes Margaret Les'ko's rosy cheeks to Esther Pavelick Jacob Kuklal Three VVishes,' to Ward Wfinkle Velma 1Vilk-es, red hair to Joan Philips Bill Chanlin's good manners to anyone who is able to develop them Betty Lou Smeal's sweetness to Betty Mayhue Donald Bottomleyls roaming eyes to Elwood VVinters Loretta Gerinanis membership in the Chorus to Mildred Branish Ken Conklinis devilishness to Donald Kassab Dorothv Cieslerls membership in the Blue Band to Shirley Lamb Tom Grannisl dramatic ability to Paul Antolick Flossie Johns, pretty teeth to Dottie Ann Rowland VValker's love for agriculture to Frank Ilinch- ci e Patty Scaifcls ability in shorthand to Nancy Brown Lex Schnarrls flirting ability to Ronnie Perks Marcia VVilliam's editorship to some fortunate junior Andrew Kooehickls easy ways to Ralph Cartwright Jo Sheillockis :ense of humor to Janet Shaw Tom Blaskois hafzhful glance to Bob Wzills Pauline Dunklels knowledge to Alice Zavalyelriga Jim Vauxis slow walk to Vernon WVilkes Anne Mae Covalis :secretarial traits to Peg Marus- chak Bill Pettingillis friendliness to Bob Daughenbaugh Esther Jones, blond hair to Helen Hessong Russel Wasinchismis bicycle to Mike Demehak Fanny Grahanfs blush to Doris VVilkes Tom Maves' slow talk to Bob Hagyard Marian Reams, shvness to Barbara Shiinmel Paul Reeseis onietness to Tom Husted Martha Nasoifs love for work to Mabel Adams Tom Finkls happy-go-lucky way to Ed Navasky Margaret Lewis' flirting ability to a 1951 Senior Bob Kvleris English book to anyone who wants it Nelda Parkesl hike from Northy to Louise Coutur- iaux L le Fowlcr's eood times in home room to Durrell B I ., ainev Dorothy Smotzerys seat in law class to Ethel Stover Thelma Reeds and Caroline XVilliamsonls hike from South Philipsburg to Rose XVilliamson and Jim VVil1iamson omior Mfariand September October Harry Carroll Afflllll' Benson Sally Franco Marcia Williams November Ruylnond Hess Putty Morrison 6 F , December january Bill Miller Barry Johnston Jo Ann Kcllcy Sliirlcy Voyzcy February Frank Sliufran In Ann Huzclton March April May Toni Morgan: Frccl Siufclt jim Mays Mary Jo Busford Madeline Johnson Teclcly Johnson 38 omior gfcm O! icem Presidgrnt .. A .. ., Harold Stonebraker Vice President .,...,... .. Iames Wailkei' Secretary .,,..,..,. ,.... N ancy Brown Treasurer .... ,A.., IN Iitzie Goss '15 l s w fs! 1 , .4 i 1' .1- C- U3 2' E fflilldhna 'B 7 v-1 5 F' C F Q N 5 ,.. ff :II 2 .- 77' C: J-4 Z rs Z3 C: 4 L' E 5 Z ,.., PP N .-. ': Q :II :li 1? is nfs ffilmiis Kenneth Schnarrs, Peggy Adanns, Ronald Perks, john Zavulydrigu 35 Sp omore 64455 Cf l:C8lf':5 President . P... . Kenneth Sclinarrs Vice President ,. .. Iohn Zavalydriga Secretary . ...i, Peggy Adams Treasurer ,. ,..... Ronald Perks jim Junior KLM ...1..... 1-if ROOM 202-First Row-Left to Right-Alice ,lol Dotty Ann Rowland, Mary janet Friday, Second liarne jones. Emily Ilarris, lXIary.iuerite Stover, Ail George, Mabel Adanw, Marlene Holley, Patty Culp. llic-kson, Ronny Hancock, john XVilson. Fifth Rm Fourth Row-Charlea C1 v-Ralph Cartwright, Ran Xvesley Millard, jack Flt -ROOM 202 V HOMEROOM OFFICERS nison, Nancy Sinnnons, lack Moslak, Harry liekley, Bill Boggan, Iohn Sc-llram, hiarlene Bovk Row-Charles Pepperday, Mary Ann McCamley, Betty jane Mayline, Margaret Eckley, Mary een Van Licrde, Ioan Reese. Third Rowfllelores Carter, Betty Horne, jo Ellen Lux, Indy myle, Keith Smith, llick Turner. Russel Aults. john Sonthard. Toni dall Cralnnn, Bolt Brown. ltiehard Davis, john Laxnlw. Bill Shields -gal, Torn llusted. IIOMEROOM OFFICERS-BOOM 205 President .. ,..... . .,... .,...,..,....,.. .,.,. ....,. ,.,.. I c 1 E llen Lux President ..,...,. ,, ....... ,...,.,,. . . 44,. Alice Zaxalvdriga Vice President ..,....,,.. ..,..,,,.. , ............. . .. Marlene Bock Yiee President ,.....,....,....,.....,... .,,.,., ...... ..... J i 1 n XValke1' Secretary ....................... .....,. ..... ,... IN I 1 n'y Larne Jones Secretary ..,..,....................... ...,.,., ......,.... lN ' Iary NVillis Treasurer ..,.. ,....,...... , , ,..,., ...,,.,... ,....,.,.,, B 0 tty Mayline Tl'C2lStIl't'l' .,.... . .. . .... .. ,,,,,,,.,,.. ., , ...,. Sue RUIlll7OTgl'I' Student Council Representative ., 4. . ,. Randall Gralnnn Student Council RCPli0St'l1t21tiYC ..,. .,.. F red llerlnan ev NT? ROOBI 205-First Row-Left to Higlitf -Margaret Czap, Cale VVood. Doris NYilks, lime NYilli:nnxon. Alice Zavalydriga, Sue Huinl ltartle. Bernice ltit-lnwr. Dorim Yaxger. Second Row-Mary XVillis, llelen Yis-ard. Lois Millard. Barbara George. Ramona Lznnb. Irene Sielcs-, lean Hens. Bnrlraru Elll'C'I1fl'lfl. Third Row-Niona Good, Betty Fzxrko, flora Nlax- jollnson, Ella Neidricli. iistlier llusted. .Iiln XVallu'r. Vtatd XYinkle. Fourth Row-Iillwood Yvinter, lloli Young, liaylnnnd XYolf4-, Bolv Nlkrlner. llarnld lXit'Clarren. Fifth Row-Vernon XVilkex, ltandall Boek. Frank Reese, Frank Iliiwlit-liIit'v. Bill Kr-pharl, jim NVilli4nnson. 36 Iunet Shaw l':1x'lit-k. l't-11113 lfretl Herman. merger, Nanny 1 A Q I 4 jfae Junior Kfma , x A H-: l i I 1 z -fr' UK' ...,,'..b., .. . ..g , 5 ROOM 206-First Row-Luft in Iiiglit-fl,uVuiigliim Stinv, Doris Ritclivy, EVZI Sln-clmn, Gail 'l'lmmpsun, Ann -lolmslmm, Verna lilslmlxzuigh, joan lim-un, l'oi1y3v Mzirusclmk. Second Rmv-llcrnicv Milligan, Evelyn Martin. Put Pl:-skuxiku. Colin-n Ccvimway, liulmi-1'tu liaxvcy. Mildred Bfklhlllxll. Mzxrim- Kizinai. Third Row-Xlitziu floss, Bnlv Hmnptrm, Bulu Conklin, Dnrri-ll Buinn-y, Bill Sliimmul, Miki- llvinclmk, BL-rinird Slotln-r, Mike l.iiL-ns, Fourth Row-Grctclicn C11-mime, Bolw Joni-s, Ed Nzivaislxy. llzxrnlcl Slum-liraiker, jim Crmxsliuw, 'Ik-dnly Monroe, john Sclu-ck. Fifth Row-Rex Pryde, liligz-iw llnglu-s, Mziynzml XIcClurrcn. Clmrles K4-rfnnt, Kvnnotll Gustiifmn, Holi l olnn-r, Leroy Burton, Holm Brown. XIinr5 Ps-tm-rl, l'rvsidvnt . ,,.,... . . ,,4.. . Vin- Presiilcnt Sec.-11-tary . . . T1'e-usilrer ..,., ., .. , .. HOMEROONI OFFICERS-ROOM 206 HOMEROOM OFFICERS-ROOM 207 ' ., Ilurolcl SlUl1Cl7l'1lliCI' Pl't'SlllCllt .... ,. ,.... . ..,.,.. llvlvn Maxwell Miko Dcmcliulx Vim- Prcsidcut ., lNIona Kramer . Lklhlllllgllll Stine SCL'l'CtL11'j' ., ,. ,. .. Nancy Brown . Nlitzic Goss Vl'lI'l'llSllfCl' ,.... , ,.4,. , ,, Donna Grevnuwult . ,. llnlwrt VV, Conklin Stuclcnt Cmnmil lleprvsvntutivc' .,.. llc-len johnson Studvnt Council llc-p1'esi'i1faltix'i' . 5 ROONI 207-Firsi Row-l,n'lt in liiulml--Xumfy llrown, Nlilclrvml llllillipx, Xlilclrm-Ll Ynil. lla-lvn llvssuliil, Xlonal Ki'zu1wi', llvlvn Xluxxwll, l'a1tric-in Ylillixunx. Second lluw-ill-rzilil l'a'ti'rw, llill 'l'wixt, Fritz lloilnlanl, -lnlm Sunil, llnn Tliuinpsuli, liuli lliiilyxiril. .l'zilri1'i:i Gucliysalrl. Third Row .Mum l'm-pm-rmluy, lfllln-I Slow-1'. Xlulilclu llmlgi-is, llui'lmi'u Shimnivl, Lmiiw Mnilknl, Donna Crm-1-iizmailt, Sully Fuels-r, Judy Mcflluin. Fourth Row 'l'liunms licfinxiinli, Holi llruwil, .lim NIL-Ilmvvll, llolv lluilgliriilmiigli, vliinv Ann H0clx,Alii1x Simlvr. Filill Huw-Olivvr Xlillimlvr, Bill H0513 Burton Stmiiuv, llnln Xllillw, llnrwy 'l'xxm-5, liulm llngln-N. .if- -mi il. Z8 OWLOIWQ CZJZSI5 First Row-Left to RiHl1iiSX1S3l1I1lt Comitz, jo Ann Mayl1ue, jean Corrigan, Alice jea11 Henry, Dorothy Flood, Lorraine Reichard, Rheda Rmese Pauli11e Marnsehak, Agnes Kolosky, Mary Mandel, Lois Seaite, janet Shaw, janet johnston, Betsy Dunsinore, Mary Lon Huttr 11, Patty Moore jean Harper, Marlene Kephart, Genevieve Long. Second Row-Pat Bas ford, Rose Richards, Shirley Osewalt, Harriet XVillikllTlS, Pauline YVillian1s Leo11 Smeal, Milford VVoods, Charles NVinters, Ronald Kelce, Donald Kelee, Don Kassab, Bob Good, james Philips, Bill Maines, Gilbert Sineal jaek Carter, Melvin Croft, Arthur Ridgeway. Third Row-Mary Lou Osewalt, Mona Knepp, Martha Cowfer, Beverly Henry, Rita Tekely Audrey Smeal, Theo Yarger, Beverly XVood5, Charlotte Parsky, Peggy Adams, joanne Brown, Ruth Graham. Suzanne Cornely, janet Fitzgibbons janet Harvey, Nancy Kragle, Elanore Reese, Elea11or Mayes, Gary Clark, Bob Ryver. Fourth Row-Mildred Slother, Patty Kyler, Dorothy Shaw Frances McGee, Pat Goofl, jean Hamer, Enna Bush, Edith Krupa, Mary Cress, Evelyn Beightal, Dessa Bock, Gail Henderson, Nancy Nelson Pemfv Hetrick, Mavis Pepper, lad Blazosky, Ro11me Butterworth, jnn Myers. Fifth Row-Dorothy Corrigan, Saloina llilclerbrand, Ire11e Sl1iIl1I1lb'l,, Betty llessong, Delores Coval, Larry A111111er1nan, Omer Murray, john Stark, Ronald Perks, Bill Harvey, Bill Batehler, Ronald GraI'i'ins, Lawerenee Ritchey, Rein Mayes, ji111 llartshorn, Preston ITIITIICT, john Long, Clarence llntton. Sixth Row-Darrell NVoocls, Boh Conklin Bob llilllllltflll Bar- ney Finberq, Bill Helsel, ltay SCllllkl1'l'S, Leon Shaw, Bill Rainey, Rodney Smith. Ronald Bar11ett, Don Catl1erine, Bill Howe, lien Mt-Donald,l jol111 Smith, Robert Knepp, George Mandel, Bill Botright. Q ' A FH-..-ef'x First Row-Left to Rightfjames Ciesler, Elizabeth jean Lindsay, Graee jol1nso11, Louise Fike, Lois Hnnnnel, Nancy Eboch, .Sabra Melins, Martha XVilllilll1S, Gertrude Cassick, Mildred Mason, Genevieve Blasko, Crisie Millard, Delores Moslak, joann Greenwalt, M1r1a1114Pett1ng1ll, Beverly Stonebraker, Helen McTigue. Second Row-Robert VVilson, joan Pl1illips, janet Shaw, Martha W'alson, Nancy Budeen, Gail Phillips. Phyllis Yarger, Clark Mason, jack McClellan, Rtlltlllil Rothrock, Beverly jones, Nancy Houser, Betty Ryman, Lois Nordbcrg, Alice VV1lson, Louise Kolesar. Third Row-Ralph Zakutney, Luther Carr, Richard Kennedy, Bill Corrigan, Charles Merrell, VVar1'en Shields. Todd Parkes, George Beresforcl, jol111 Zavalydriga, Kenneth Schnarrs, jol111 Yasovsky, George Stine, Rupert Kephart, Diek Barber, Mary Moore,. Grace Brat-ton, Fourth Row-Clayton Hnsted, Dave Millard, Ronald Powell, jack Fowler, Don Matthews, Raymond Voyzey, joe Nelson, Elmer Sleigh, Marvin llunnnel, Eddie Rusnak, Bill Smith, james Wilkinson, Dick XVaring, Tom Vaux. Fifth Row-Calvin Slllll1lllCl, Bill Fink, Paul Antolik, George Twoey, jol1n Mayhue. Dick Dunlap, Charles MeQueeny, Harry Litten, Bob Moore, Robert Agan, john Henry, Paul Xauglm, XValter Mayes, jun Nolan, jim Brown, Paul Colose, jack Thompson. jim Qu e YF f2g:1',pJ11J:1Q1.1- f 'fn 116 1,1Q11m1 f , .. . I First R 13111111 ow-L1-ft 111 P1i5L11t7P11111 K1111111, H1111111-y Kim-r, 1111111-ri Lcg1'111111, C11111'1e-5 Cl11111t11111'11, R11111-rt 1JllllSH111I'1'. 1111- Mi1111l1-11111, 1111111-s R11-1111r11s, Br11w11, 11111111s XY111111111114, 1111111-rt 1 111g111, Frc11 Awkey, N111rs111111 Bry1111, 1111111 11e111111is, G0111' C1111k1i11, D1111 B11i111'y, T11111 1Jl1Q2lll, Iiltk Clvtt. Seconcl Row-C111111i11 XYi111i11', 1311r1111r11 XYi1s1111, S11ir11'y S111111111111. S1111y 111111's, C1'1'11-11111 13ic1ic11, 111111115 Stine, 1711x111 1511t1's, '1'i111 D1111x11111r1'. 1111111 Cr111v51111w, N1111'k.1y NI11111111r11, Hulxy 1'1'111-p11Ck1'r. K2l11lI'j'11 P11111115, 1111811194 CII1, H11111'1't '1'111111111s, C11111'11'5 1C11111'11, H0311 1111u1'1i. 11111 111'71up. Third RIlWV11l'K'Ili' VV11111-, A1111 1'11tt1111, 111w1-111111111 K111-pp, 1i1w'1-rly BI111111111, 1111111211 C1111t111'i1111x, 1111r1111r11 1'1-tvrs, P11-My 1-111c1s1111, X11111111 11-1111 H1111s1m', E11101 1111111411111. X111r1e111' f:Ol'l1i11ll, 151111111 D1111s1111, N1111cy S1111W111h'r. S11Z1111111- 11111111-r. C111'111y:1 S11'i11. 11111111111 V1111 B1111'Q1111. 1111111 P1'it1'11111'11, 1111111 Y111'1111e1!. 17111111111 Row-111 A11111' XY1l11N, D11rix Xlezxsv. 1111111 XI111't1111. S11ir11'y Xlyvrs. X1.11'i1y11 S1111x1', P1113 11111111'11, 1.111'i11v S111111. S11i1'11'y R11i11i'111'1i. S11i1'111y N11'C1111ig111, Gr111'1- KI1111r1', Ba11'11.1r.1 XX-i11LlI11S, Pvgsfy B11114. P111 '1'114111111:11111. 111c13' K1'11j11r.1, 1111111'rt '1'1111111ki11x, 101111 S111m111t1'1', Y1'111.11'11 111'11x111. Fifth R1lWW'11kl11l4'h N11'C1-11111, C11111'11's 1 1'1'v11111'g, 121111111 K11e1111, X1'i11s1'1 F11'1'k, C1111 111111111-s, 1.i11111'1 51111111-1', 1311111111 F1111-k, 1,IYl1Il2l1K1 81111111 1.1'ste'1 H111t1111. 11111113111 NV11ts1111, Corlis 1Cr11. N11r1111111 S111111. 1C1111i1- 112lj', D411111111 11.1rris, N111-1111111 01111-11111111111, 15.11111 1'rit1-111zr11. Q - .. . 91 .. 25 First R M1111111, 1111111 1311 1,1111111, 111-11121- 1f11g!1'11e' X1l'l'l't'1 S1111'11y 11'11 1111, C1-11121 ow-Left 111 Rig11tfS1111y H1111111-5, 111y1-1- C111rk, S1l1l'1l'y S1l'Nl'llS, S11ir111y 1111s11-11, IJ11r111111- Yoym-y, C111'isti1111 S111-111111-k, 1121110 livese, Pvggy 11111'11111'11 'l'11r11e1', C11y11' 1'1'yc11-, 1111111 111'1Nl'1, 1,1-11110111 1111r111's, S11i1'11'y NN'i11i11111i, H1111 YV111111, 11111111 Osirofski, M111'1111'i1' Sk1'111111, Sklfil Davis 11115. S1'C Nlll1 Row-111111N' 1111'1'1't. 1r114 -1l11lI1s1IFIl, S11i1'11-3' 111'111'y, X1111111 Yuyvvy, Xl111'y C11111itZ, 1,lll'0t1lj' Clap. 1711111111111 1'111sQi115lr'r, Shirley X11115' B11111111, 1511115 G1111111-r, 151-115' 31111111111-r, 51111111 Dixon, 111111-t Gr111111111, l'1-ggy A1-11111, N11111-3 A5111-111111, K11t1111-1-11 1Yilks, 13011111115 11111111111 1111111s1111, XYi11i11111 F1111-14, Third Row-1711111141-5 17L'171lL'l'l1ily, 131-111r11s M1-CI11111111g11, -10501111 F1111-1111, S11-vv D1-11111-1111-k, 11111111111 C1111t11ri1111x C111111tz, 11111111111 C1'11y11-. Gary C11rrig1111, XV1II'r1111 111l1i011S, 111l'1l2ll't1 'l'111111111s, 1111111 B111s1111, 1111111 11r1111111s11, 11111111111 C111'i0. Curtis 1N11111r11 D11x'1,, 111-111 1111111 1111. 11111113111 1,.111111. Fourth R11w-1121111111 S1111-111. 15111'11111'11 N1'111111x, H1151-1111 G111'111-11. x12lI'j' M1-'1'11x'is11, 1111111 1111111111111 'l'111111-r. 111-V1-rlj 1'1it1-111-y, D11r11t11y T111'111-1', -1111111 111111, 13111111111 XYi1k111x1111, 11111111115 Pvrkx. 1'I11w111'11 NV111111, 1fi1XX2ll't1 XI.1!111-ws, li4111111't 11.1rts 1 111'v1111, 1111-11 Si11111-1'. 1D2ll'l'C'11 K111-pp, 1111111111 K11111111, 111-die 1l'Yl1l', 1.1-111111r11 C1'11y11-, 1.1-1111 Muir, xY111llll' NV11rr1-11, '111l0lllLli C11ts111111, 1111111 S1-1111111'1's, D111111111 111111. 1. 11111111115 M51-1'S. 1711111111 Y1lI'!6'I'. Fifth RflWlBl'N'4'li1N' Quick, 1f11w11r11 KL11111, 111t1'r 511111, '1i111'1'1111111 11111st1111, 117111111111 V11yl1'y, C1'111'ge NV111111, ' P 1111 je QQ Q ma .nm 4. - A dh ' First Row-Left to Right-Jean Clinto11, Eleanor Twocy, Kathleen Moslak, Frances Sellers, Joan Ross, Johan Fink, Marian Dewey, James Bryan, VVilliam Foreman, James Fenton, Samuel Bailey, Eddie Eekley, James Murray, Dugan McCamley, George Lupton, Michael Stott, VVilliam Mayes, Donald Briel. Second Row-Nancy Verost, Beatrice Frank, Amieda Schnarrs. Nettie Swope, Louise Johnston, Nancy Erickson, Nancy Hummel, Constance McQu1llon, Donna Rae Pema, Gladys Hagyard, Joanne Pleskonko, Mariani Pepper, Shirley Davis, Sally Thoinas, Eddie Stoker, Roy Dobson, Helen Snyder. Sue Allender. Third Row-Donna Musser, Nancy Swaugrcn. Donna Hassinger, Barbara Miller, Joan Vail, Sally Blout, Margaret Litten, Donna Mr-Donald, Agnes Hutton, Rachel Kelley, Ruth Slolhcr, Judith Brown, Fay Sehnarrs, Sally Pritchard, Sally Johnson. Fourth RIlWTX'x7illl2ll1l Allen, Barbara Rainey, Jean Fike, Amelia Harris, Catherine Lupton, Carmen Davis, Henrietta Tulowitzski, Shirley Cieslar, Jane Xl7illi2llllSUl'l, Rose Ann Swope, Loretta O'Brien, Elaine Nevasky, Sandra Finberef, Eugene Minarchick, John M1-Caniley, Richard VVillian1s, Robert Smith. Fifth Row-Milton Davis, James Russell, Robert Moore, Lee Johnston, Nathan McClellan, Eric Ostrofski, XVilliam XVilson, James XYilliams, Xl'illiam Fraiiee. lfrank Ehrenleld, James XVatson, Harry Fenton. John Rusnak, James Pleskonko, James Reed, Harold Harris, Richard Harkless, Xvilliillll Johnson, Gerald Peters, Robert Snyder. wg 8l!8lfL1fA QTL 8 First Row-Left to Right--Carole Cornely, Jean NIeCamley, Gail Maurer, Shirley Jarrett, Doris Kizer, Cecil Conklin, NYilliam Hartman, Jol1n Korsnick, Lynn Fink, Robert Parsky, 'l'homas Rohns, John Grannis, Michael Rosentrater, Albert Fink. Second Row7Judy Fleck, Mary Ann Moore, Elinor Harris, Nancy Minarchick, Shirley Lupton, Ruth Bryan, Velma McDonald, Phyllis Lansberry, Joyanne Kennedy, Nancy Lukens, Jeanne Gallaher, Milliette Reese, Ella Conklin, Mary Lou Shoff. Third Row-Edward Hicks, Thomas Crago, Kenneth lloeh, Alfred Schnars, Charles llarris, Robert Eboch, VVillian1 Ryver, Thomas Herr, Thomas Hoover, Janet Harkless, Mary Lo11 McDonald, Shirley l-lelsel, Peggy Broken- shire. Fourth Row-'thomas Roberts, Charles Evans, Ronald Gordon, Larry Diebler, George Hill, John Mc-Girk, Eugene Dugan, Edward Sineal, Robert Gunter, YVilliam Eboch, Edward Johnston. John YVilliams, Leroy YVood, Harry Gunter. Fifth Row-Jacob Myers, Robert Blake, Richard Fike, James BTUVVII, Jerome Pleskonko, Robert Hellewell, Charles WVrye, Lorenzo Runk, wvillikllll Skelton, Donald Schicle, Glenn Shankle, Arth11r Stein, Edward Messick, Joseph Chelton, l ' 7 4- - J1-F 4. .K 1. , U: Li AILRJLQ -1, 1. lf y 5 K Its N N , ,X fy 'ti xx 8 Will WX xiltttutt x A O 'xl ,, Zi, xwsxssf. and t - 'msgway 1 - ,Q stun f 4 nas- ' a,,f 7 , T1 x - , JL, w I 1 5 7 ' 5 Z . .7 - Q0 . an 5 , vilfgf, , E 'f . ' 4 xg ml- N' vs? fl Q5 j Y A, A .srrwwa mm xstsiitltttxnx In unxstxi l xitt KX 1 - '-,gg u uxutgwpn IOVWNWQ 1 , 4,4 , nun . . at 1 nun . n ag, X b -a ' xx 594 C Q! -dx 6 c 73 ' v J g 8 .V I' 0 I A J lac Q, , S..- AA If 4 S PQRTS S ? if 3 2 4 3 5 is 5 3 E E Z 2 2 Y 2 2 .Q 2 iz 2 2 3 3 5 2 ai P S fi if 6 E e i a 3 S Q F 00lfA6LK VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row-Left to Right-Harold Stonebraker, Bill Pleskonko, Gary Cartright, Gerald Peters, Kenneth Schnarrs, Harry Car- roll, John Zavalvdriga, Bob Harris, Harry Eekley, Bob Shoif, Bill Shields. Second Row-George Beresford, Bob Couturiaux Charles Kerfoot, Bob jones, Charles Dunzik, Jim Siinler, john Wilson, Earl Perks, Sidney Zilf, Jack Foley, lim Williamson Third Row-lid Navasky, Bob Hampton, Bob Conklin, Lee Whitehead, Keith Smith, Frank Henehliff, Arthur Benson Frank Reese, Leroy Burton, Tom Iliekson, Bob Daughenbaugh, Dorsey Twoey. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Q s. ,..,,,,.... ifilj First Row-Lett to Right-Ronald Perks, VVarren Shields, Preston Turner, Ralph Zakutney, Richard Barber, Todd Parkes John Smeal, Bill Fink, Ronald Kelee, Ronald Butterworth, Paul Colose, Kenneth McDonald. Second Row-Barney Finberg Donald Kelee, Robert Hampton, .lim Ilartsthorne, Charles Merrell, Calvin Shimniel, Bob Moore, Tom Vaux, Iohn Fowler Garv Clark, jim Myers. Third Row-Assistant Coach, George Moore, Willizriii Rainey, jack Thompson, Paul Vaughn Lawerenee Ritehey, john Long, jim NVood, Don Matthews, Clayton Husted, John Stark, Milford Carson, Paul Antolik Charles VVinters, Coach, Robert Lupton. 44 jke QW in Quiew VARSITY FOOTBALL P H S JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL U . . . O . - - ' PP- ESH S Cooper TWP P123 G Hollidaysburg 31 7 M01-1-is Twp.. 0 0 gag' Qollegr 12 20 Houtzdale-Woodward 0 0 S ll Bla H ri 9 19 liollidayslml-g is 3 Cflitgrgvfd ew 31 fl 12 0 M01-1-is Twp. G O State College 0 , , '- O DuBois 7 12 'I OTAL 100 0 Bellefonte 10 20 Osceola 6 91 TOTAL 59 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL P.H.S. Opp. 0 Osceola 6 0 DuBois I3 0 Tyrone I4 6 Clearfield 0 0 Tyrone 16 25 State Collegv 6 Senior Cheerleader 14 Bellefoufe 6 Sheila Selbst, Captain 46 TOTAL 61 JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL FOOTBALL-First Row-Left to Right- Ronnie Corio, Jack Hemis, Inn Brown, Bob Hellowel, Jerry Pleskonko, Ralph Moore, Mike Stott, Sam Bailey, Bill France, Dave Brown, Charles Coldtliorp, Charles Eboeli. Second Row-Left to Right-Ed Eekley, john Blasko, Norman Slioll, john Brannisll, David Bates, Bob Dnnsmore, Jolin Rnsnak, joe Middleton, Lester Hutton, Bill VVatson, ,lim Xllooclring, John Flegal, Ceorge Sura. Third Row-Left to Right-Coach Henry Campbell, Jiin Stein, Leon I Muir, Dave Oberinan, Bob llartsliorne, Rein jackson, Don Sliaw, W WVliitV GlltSl12lll, Eugene Minarebick, Bob LaGrantl, Larry Diebler, N Tim Dunsmore, jim Roe, Coaeb Gerald Davis. l -5 35 -if 2 Pi T5 gl E? es, 542 gn M H af E , if 1 3 ' Mardifg Z?a5Aelfgaf! ,Zum Left to Right-Mr. Davis, Coup-lig Bill Kvpliurt, Ilurry Carroll, Iini Crnwsliaw, Clmrlvs Dunzik, Arthur Benson, Bill Houslvv Tecl Monroc, Don Bottomley, lolin VVilson, Toni Ilickson, Ja-rry Pctors, Bob llzlgyurcl, jim McDowell, Bill Plcskonko, Siclnoyi fill, Clcorgc Bvnson. lmfzior fmnmiify gadlefgaff lain First Row-Luigi to Riglit-Mr, Lupton, Cozlclig Km-n McDonulLl, .lolin Slmrk, Bill Ilurvvy, Ronny Pc-rks, Larry Ainmc-rinaui. Second Row-L4-lit to Higlitw-Rziynioncl SL-linnrrs, Bill Batclivlolg Km-n Scliimrrs, Bill llowc, P11111 Colosv, .lolin Soutliarcl, rNl2l1lilgi'I'. Third Row-Loft to Riglit-Jack 'lll1011lPSOI1, Bliiiiilgvlg Burney Finlwrg, Room' Gmlliiiis, Olivvr Slnitli, Bill Fink, Malcolm McDonzilcl, lack McClellan, lX1illl1lgK'1'. Z?0Lf5L8fA6L ff Senior Clleerlezlclers Alina' YYc1mlri11g. llllyllis lima Basketball Managers First licm'4Left to Riglit-Tmn Fink. Hcrlmie Fran zvl, Arnold Bennett, Calvin Sliinnnel. Second Rowflm-ft to Riglitvjolin Sontlnnxl, -lun Tlxuinpson. zmjor L96 Z?a5Aefga NEGLI41 Luft to Right-First Row-Nlr, Xluclclulvnai, Coucllz lim Stine, Nlury Cmlwux. Bolu Dnnsnmre, -Im' Nliclcllcton, Bula Tmnkins, Tim Duns- nmre, Bcmlm Lt'cil'ill'lll, ,lolm lllwllilli. Second Rowflhmlm Smith, -lim Bryan. Bill Fornmn. lim I. Fenton. Sum Bailey, ,lim Plc-slconko, Kligenv Nllllilftlllli, Bnln Hollowell, llurvy ll. Fvntun, Inn Murry. Third Row--lim YVntsrmn, liflclie Hicks, Miko Stott. lim Xlfooclring, Aliin Hiclniuls, Cnrluss Erlm, Nlilce Oc-llwerinun. xlflllll Slmwulter. Nutr- BIQ-Clellzui, Ecl, Eckly. A A ii A Um P.I 50 38 40 37 62 51 39 43 24 39 76 36 30 30 48 42 49 41 34 40 46 'I.S. . 716 VARSITY BASKETBALL Madera Bellefontc Clearfield Lock Haven Morris Twp. State College DuBois Huntingdon Hollidaysburg Lewistown Tyrone Houtzdale-VVoodward Mt. Union DuBois Huntingdon Hollidaysldurg Lewistown State College Loek Haven Tyrone Bellefonte Mt. Union gowgefgcaf Quiew QPF, P.H.S. is 37 46 26 41 22 28 28 35 43 42 44 66 29 48 29 28 33 47 17 55 29 14 45 24 29 48 41 35 31 35 38 41 52 32 27 46 30 41 29 42 27 47 36 JUNIOR VARSITY Madera Bellefonte Clearfield Lock Haven Morris Twp. State College DuBois Huntingdon Hollidaysburg Lewistown Tyrone BASKETBALL Houtzdale-VVoodward Mt. Union DuBois Huntingdon Hollidaysliurg Lewistown State College Lock Haven Tyrone Bellefonte Mt. Union JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL P.H.S. 47 21 24 14 39 36 26 18 26 35 32 42 Pine Grove Mills State College Clearfield DuBois Bellefonte Tyrone Belletonte Clearfield State College Pine Grove Mills Tyrone DuBois 50 Opp. 33 19 35 27 26 7 19 20 16 25 19 38 Opp 5 47 37 16 23 .4 26 41 25 40 32 11 36 40 29 29 44 31 38 16 32 29 27 Kim 1141412553149 elfiew V-f P.lI.S. Opp. INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING RECORD ' YV ei glit VVrestler VV on Lost Tied 28 110111f111Y511111'g 13 95 Ronny Butterworth 6 2 1 E X 7. v 103 George Mandel 2 6 0 20 Lt xiistown 19 103 Bm Twist 0 lv 0 9 Cleancicld 28 13onnyBHE1neoel4 lg if 3 L ave a I5 DuBois 23 120 Don Kassizdi l 2 0 Y 120 Bill Boggrm 0 3 0 I7 rlyrone 21 120 Bob Conklin 1 1 0 . A 127 Bob Dauglienbaugli 5 3 1 3 86116101118 '38 133 Harold Stonebraker 5 3 1 2 Lock Ihwcu 16 138 Marvin Hummel 0 1 0 138 Bob Harris 0 1 0 22 Tvrone 18 138 11111 Mayes 1 5 1 ' 145 Bob Couturiaux 5 4 0 29 State College 15 154 George Beresford 1 4 0 154 Charles Kerfoot 2 1 I 165 Bob Good 0 1 I 165 Cliarles Kerfoot 2 0 0 185 Bob Good 2 0 0 185 Bob jones 0 7 0 VVrestlers as shown in group picture picture on page 51 First row-left to riglit-Bob jones, Bob Good, Bob Couturiaux, Marvin llunnnel, Bob Dangli- enbaugli, llarold Stonebraker, Cliarles Kerfoot, Ronny Haneoek, Don Kassab, jolin Selirain, Ronny Butterwortli Seeond row-left to riglit-Bob Conlilin, Dave Bates. lid Navasliy, Leon Snieal, Rein laelison, George Beresford, Leroy Burton, George Mandel, Torn Vanx, Fred Askey, Bob llarris 'l'liird row-left to riglit-Coaeli llenry Campbell, George VVerba, Ronnie Couturiaux, Bob lleinis, Bill Croyle, Lester llntton, Don Kelee. Bill VVatson, jim xV1lll2llllSOH, Preston Turner, NYarren Sliields. Ray XVolfe, Billy Twist. Bill Jones, Rodney Snntli, Nlarsliall Brien, Elwood XVinters, Ronnie Kelee, Bud Coniitx. -lack Siniler, Cliarles Freeburg, Cliarles Goldtliorpe, Bill Boggan, Cliar1es Croyle, Fred Herinan, Bill Brannisli, Clark Mason, Dorsey Twoey, Steve Mar- tlia. lim VVilkison, Bob W'alls. YVrestling Managers Steve Martlia, Senior Mgizg Bob VValls, George XVerba, ,lolin Hennnis Senior Cheerleaders Connie Beveridge, Sallv Frauen 1 First Row-Left to Right-Ed Belko, Bob Hampton, Paul Turner, George Czap, Harold Stonebrakcr, Eph Goldthorp, Ronny Hancock, Bonny Barnett, Russell Aults. Second Row-Left to Right-Iohn Wilson, Bill Shields, Pat Dugan, Steve Martha, jim Hancock, Lynn Baer, Ted Monroe, Jack Foley, Maurice VVatson, Bob Muir. Third Row-Left to Right-Francis Good, Floyd VVinters, Ed Good, jerry Peters, Nelson Flack, Coach Alf Jones, Manager Bill Housley, Assistant Managers-Bill Batchelor, Bill Howe, john Southard, Bob Hughes. l7.H.S. Opp, 61, tg Bellcfonte 8 3 iii5ifEei.iNp' Li Under the able supervision of Coach Alf Twp' 5 Jones, the Mountaineer baseball squad of 749 6 BQg1,.rg'1-WD 2 came through with the impressive record of nine 4 Hontzdalt- 5 wins and four losses. The starting line-up was 3 5U1fliC0llCgC 4 composed of mostly seniors, leaving only a few If Bdlfffmu' 9 experienced players for the coming year. The lg 12 complete record of the Forty-ninersv is as q'3l,.5rgt.1d 3 follows: S Om-ola 0 Dick Brown, Steve Dcinchak, George Clap, Mr. Grundy, Mike Deinchak, George Sura QW For the first time in the history of P.H.S., there has been a golf team that played an opposing team. The opponents were the Little Lions of State College. Managed by Mr. Grundy, the P.H.S. team journeyed to State to defeat the Little Lions by a lllfz to 316 margin. This was the first time that State had lost a match on its home course. Just a few days later State visited the local links only to be defeated again bv the same margin. Four boys were entered in the dis- trict tournament which proved to be very successful for P.H.S. Two of the four boys, George Czap and Steve Demchalc, won second and fourth places in the districts. This win for the two boys placed them in the State Tournament a week later. George came through for P.H.S. with second place, with Steve placing further down the line. District and state tournaments are held at the Pennsylvania State College course. Ofgffer Hcrpienfa VVe proudly honor our men and Women Who have have acquired letters in the following: FOOTBALL Benson, Art 'X Carroll, Harry ii Cartwright, Gary Couturiaux, Bob Dunzilc, Charles Eclcley, Harry Harris, Bob if Hiclcson, Tom lones, Bob Perks, Earl X' Pleskonko, Bill it Schnarrs, Ken Shields, Bill Shoff, Bob 1? Simler, lim Stonebraker, Harold Wfilliainson, jim VVilson, Iohn Zavalydriga, lolin Ziff, Sid ti ff! it ik BASKETBALL Benson, Art if Boggan, George 'A' Bottomley, Don l' Carroll, Harry V Crawshaw, lim Dunzik, Charles Honsley, Bill fCaptainl Monroe, Ted XVilson, John BASEBALL 11949 TEAMJ Good, Frances li YVinters, Floyd A' Turner, Paul 'Q' Good, Ed 'i Stonebraker, Harold Foley, lack Czap, George Martha, Steve Dugan, Pat T' VVatson, Maurice Flack, Nelson Baer, Lynn li it at Seniors 54 Butterworth Bonny Coutnriaux, Bob Daughenbau h Bob Good, Bob Ciptnn Hancock, Bonnx Kerfoot, Ch nles Stonebrakei Hnold CHEERLEADERS Adams, Peggy Beveridge, Connie Eckley, Margaret France, Sally Q Goss, Mitzie Graham, Buth Hamer, lean jones, Mary LaBuc ff Boss, Phyllis il' Selbst, Sheila CC1ptun VVoodring, Alice l VVBESTLINC' M 'Q 5, Q I :P E is li 'V V I lm.. isis ,E fp? as 5 5 gov e A9 Mary Larue Jones, Phyllis Ross, Alice VVoodring, Connie Beveridge, Sally France, Ruth Graham, Shcliu Sclbst, Ieuune Hamer, Mitzie Goss, Margaret Eckley, Peggy Adams. me CAQQPLQJQPJ Through an orderly display of their own pep and enthusiasm, the cheerlead- ers encouraged the spectators to enter the spirit of the game. 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' 71,14 flf I fx fx XI N X-L Lf I f N fx, f QW il V 2 N ff If 1' il 11,c,,I1fj,rfg gfxgfxfk fx jxsu CTIVITIE 57 :lie 'WK l gf f ff W' 12264 . . ig, A . ! g -'gfasff-4.fQ ff ,ww :ff as-fe , A ww wfil- xi 'Mimi 'w3iI?fyf!L. ww was-serie 2 ,wg- W 2-gg 33.52 .1 K I 5 2 G M A f UH, xg :yn 2 Q7 K .. g K Nr 1? M ip, 'S mms-V-aa 1 ,A , - . fw V- - i 3 i . 9 1 l E i VVHITE BAND First row: lf-ft to riglitelilainc Navasky, Lucillc Sliofl, -Ivan Clinton, Carol Cornvly, Ioan Mc-Camlcy, Mary Lou Mc- Donald, Louise nlolnuston, Sally Pritchard, Shirley .llll'I'L'ft, Jean Gallagher, Millcttc Hcvsv, Rennie Hunk, Robert Parsky, Thorn- as Robins, Artlnn' Stein. Second Row-Hobcrt Toinpkins, Edward Stoker, Carolyn Stein, Connic Wfinklc, Nancy Sliowaltcr, Sally Blout, Judith Brown, Ronald Van Blargon, Suzanne llooxvr, Beverly Morgan, Barbara xVilllilIllS, Elm-anor lean Twocy, Mary Alice Musscr, Joan Fikc, Boyd llollck, turianx, Sliirlvy Lainlu, Cladvs llagyard, Sandra Finlmc-rv Don S4-liic-le Donnl johnson, Ilcnrictta Tinlowitzki, 12111108 X'Vatson. Fourth Row-Glenn Slianklc, Donald VVilkinson, John Rice, Iolin Sli nvaltvr, Kyla' McQnillcn, Larry Sclinarrs, Frank Eln'c'nfc-ld, ,IL-an Crawsliaw, Dircc-tor Mr. Manncr, Ed XVood, John Klett, Bill Foreman, Cr-orgc llill, Dick Fikc, Eric Ostwlski, Toni Pvrlcs. Third Rowfl-Bill Harris, Ed Stvin, Norman Conklin, Nancv Erickson, -Tack Korsnick, Nancv Hunnnvl, Louise Con- F73 7 1 1 -Q ,gg M ,. Ji Zgffte gan! QPJOVLVLQ FLUTE-Jean Meas, Lois llnmmel. PICCOLO-Elaine Navaslcy. OBOE-Florence Johns. CLARINET-Patty Owensu, Constance Hainera, Fred Sinfeltu, Sue Rumherger, Alice Zavalydriga, Nancy Nelson, Suzanne Cornely, Helen Johnson, Marie Kizina, Barhara Ehrenfeld, Esther Pavliek, Mary Ann McCamley, Theodora Johnstona, Ethel Stover, Rolland Rothrock, Dnrrel Baney, Erma Bush, Mary Kress, Carolyn Stein, Nancy Showalter, Joanne Brown, Elizabeth Ryman, Lois Nordherg, Edward Stoker, Rohert Toinplins, ALTO SAXAPHONE-Leo Johnstone, VVilliam Chaplin', Marcia Williamsa, Gail Thompson, Beverly Stonehraker, Ralph Cartwright. C MELODY SAXOPHONE-Suzanne lloover, Ron- ald Van Blargen. TENOR SAXOPHONE-Tyson Brown , Shirley Baningardneru, Rose Richards. FRENCH HORN-Frank Shnfrana, Jo Ann Kellyn, Nancy Kragle, Marguerite Stover. MELLOPIIONE--Mari Jo Basllordu, Shirley Lainh. CORONET-Edward Rnsnalf, James XValker, Don Catherine, John Nevera, Dorothy Ceisler, Nelda Parkes', Sandra Finherg, James VVatson. TRUMPE'I'v'Darrel XVood, George Stine, Gladys Hagyard. TROMBONE-Barry Johnstonc, Raymond lless', Dick Dunlap, YVillia1n VVilson, Frank Ehrenfeld, Elmer Sleigh, Edgar VVood, Jean Crawshaw. BARITONE-VVard Winkle, Rose VVilliamson. BASS-Harry Brown, David Hilliard, Charles Mc- Qneeney, Tom Perks, Glenn Shankle. PERCUSSION-Rohert llnghes, John Showalter, Don VVilkinson, VVilliain Foreman, Ronald Barnett, John Rice, Patricia Morrison', Bell Lyra. DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES--Jean Meas, Judy George, Jo Ellen Lux, Patty Basford, Nancy Brown, Betty Horne, Janet Johnston. COLOR GUARD-Ted NVoods , Edgar NVood, Dean Butterworth, James Ceisler. LZVLCZ Z?6LlfL6! First Row, Left to right-Tyson Brown, Leo Johnson, Bill Chaplan. Second Row-Fred Sinfelt, John Showalter, Don Catherine, Jim YVallcer, Darrell VVoods, Ed Rusnak. Third Row-John Zavalydriga, Dick Dunlap, Ray Hess, Barry Johnston. lfLlfLlfLOL! First Row-Left to Right-Margie VVilliams, Betty VVilliams, Joan Frank, Pat Seaife, Patty Shaw, Cleo Goss, Shirley Sellers, Pauline Maruschak, Fritz Hoffman, Sidney Ziff, Harry Carroll. Second Row-Elizabeth Lindsey, Doris Ritchey, Helen Maxwell, Betty Sehram, Peggy Maruschak, Madeline Lukach, Margaret Lesko, Connie Hamer, Joann Hazelton, Rheda Reese, Marcia Williams. Third Row-Beverly Jones, Marian Reams, Loretta German, Phyllis Druggs, Pauline Dunkle, Joann Kelley, Josephine Shedlock, Patty Owens, Teddy Johnston, Shirley Voyzey, Mari Jo Basford, Patty Morrison, Donna Shingledeekcr. , l lfttlflflfe 6Ll WL8l 5 ANNUAL CLUB Each year through the combined efforts ot the members of the club and other interested students, The lylountaineern is organized and edited for publication. Only 'through willing co- operation and long hours can an animal publica- tion be successfully produced. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Philipsburg Chapter of the Future Farm- ers of America has completed another successful year of activities. They raised money for the chapter by selling seeds and Christmas Cards. The seniors of the agriculture class enjoyed the Farm Show at Harrisburg again this year. Through the aid of the Philipsburg Rotary Club, the F. F. A. was able to purchase two pure- bred Berkshire gilts. These were presented to two seniors, Don Husler and Carl Walker, on a lease agreement. O! America First Row-Left to Right-Mr. Freyermuth, Joseph Fetcho, Bill Fink, Jim XV1lk1i son, Art Benson, Randall Bock, Neal Miller, Eldon Knepp, James Vaux. Second Row- Bob Good, Jack Simlar, James Maguire, Richard NVaring, Harold MeClarren, To: Vaux, Herby Franzel, Rodney Smith, Ronald Powell, Frank Hinehlifte. Third Row- Lex Sehnarrs, VVensil Fleck, Ronald Kc-lee, Toni Blasko, Fourth Row--Luther Cai Paul Kukla, Don Husler, Andrew Kopehik, Jacob Kula, Robert Hummel, Jim Cie lar, Frank Reese, Carl XValker, Donald Kelee. 62 8bU:5l06LlO8lA First Row-Left to Right-Aileen Vanlierde, Doris YVilkcs, Nancy Rudeen, Sheila Selbst, Marcia William, joann Hazelton, Jane Jones, Tom Fink, Paul Reese. Second Row-Gayle VVoods, Mildred Brannish, Mona Kramer, Gretchen George, Peggy Husted, VVinnie Guyer, Fred Reese, Toni Morgan, Harry Carroll, Third Row-Helen Hessong, Louise Moffatt, Genevieve Long, Margaret Czap, Patty Pleskonko, Alicc Zavalydriga, Sandra Dewey, Bob Hagyard, Dan Thompson, Tom llusted. NEWSPAPER CLUB HOME MAKING CLUB The Home Making Club, under the direction of Mrs. Adams, helps the girls to become poised, well mannered and useful. This club has a membership of thirty persons. During the school term the newspaper club pub- hshes SIX Issues' At the Weekly mssgtmgs the lVith the aid of the beautiful new Home Eco- inembers write articles, learn the Writing traits, uomics Depmfmenty they learn how to be gm- and become acquainted with the different de- 910115 hostesses and charming guests. partments of the newspaper, The following per- The girls acquire knowledge as to what should Sous are the heads of these departments: be done in regard to ideas in the homemaking Editor AA AA ..., A A, Marcia XVilliams It help? :Sem Fof Eingyf IQ fljc present but News Editor ,.,.. A A AA Joann Hazelton J so em O1 K U Eggs Yin, rm, Features Editor A ..,. A A Jane jones Vice pl.eSid,g,nt H in up lane pick Sports Editor AA A A Harry Carroll Secretary A A A Mary lvillis Faculty Adviser AAAAA.AAAAAAAA Miss Miller T1'e21S111'61' A -. Mona Good ome waging CM t Row-Left to Right-Christine Miller, Mildred Phillips, Shirley Osewalt, Rita ely, Harriet VVillia1ns, Esther Jones, Bernice Milligan, Gertrude Cassick, Margaret is, Dorothy Shaw, Second Row-Matilda Rodger, Delores Carter, Ioan Reese, line VVllliillllS0ll, Agnes Krupa, Mary Ianet Friday, LaVaughn Stine, Shirley Hud- 1 Mrs. Adams. Third Row-Marv janet Bock, Doris Yarger, Patty Williams, Ein nel, Martha Nason, Nancy Hartle, Mona Good, Mary lVillis, -lane XVilli:uns. G3 .fgc1fiuiLLie5 First Row-Left to Right-Mary Lou Hutton, Patty Frank, Louise Fike, Mary Osawalt, Ann Iohnson, Roberta Davey, Betty lane Mayhew, Donna Greenawalt, li Sicks, janet Stone, Velma Wfilkes. Second Row-Lett to Bight-Patricia Good, Q crly Viloods, Theo Yarger, Audry Snieal, Martha Gowfer, Grace Johnson, Gcney Blasko, Patricia Godissart, Alice Johnston, Gretchen George, Io. Ann Maincs, 1 Phillips. Third Row-Lett to Right-Janet Fitzgibbon, Anna Mae Goval, Dorm Smotzcr, Betty Lou Smeal, Nancy Houser, Louise Kolasar, Beverly Wintcxrs, Mar Bock, janet Shaw, Patsy Kyler, Barbara Shiinmel, Fanny Graham, Janet Shaw. ACTIVITIES CLUB The Activities Club, supervised by Miss Moore, meets in Boom 205 each Monday. The main duty of this club is to decorate for all im- portant events. The girls also serve as usherettes for class plays, concerts and commencement. TEEN-AGE CLUB This club, consisting of twenty members, was planned to 'teach the value of polite living, the grace of correct social behavior, and the Charm of personal grooming. Throughout the year the club members learned how the teen-age girl ac- quires popularity, poise and personality. The club officers are as follows: President . ..., Betsy Dunsmore Vice-President .... . . , ., ,, Patty Gulp Secretary-Treasurer ., .,,, Mavis Pepper Program Chairman ., . Marlene Molley 8810,-6Lg8 First Bow-Left to Right-Mavis Pepper, Mona Knepp, Aliee lean llenry, Bexcrlv Henry, Nancy Eboch, Phyllis Yarger, Eleanor Mays. Row Two-Left to Bight-Pcg- gy Hetrick, Margaret Meyers, Marlene Molly, Patty Culp, Sally Foster, Sue Ann Dugan, Betty Barko. Row Three-Left to Bight-Betsy Dunsmorc, Delores Goyal Betty Hessong, Dessa Bock, Ircnc Shiinmel, Frances ML-Gee, Solomc llilderbrand. filling The purpose of the Auto Driving Club is to ach high school students how to drive and the les for sate driving. The cluh also teaches the rnstruction and maintenance of the car. Mr. Lahock is the supervisor of this cluh. The officers arc: 'esident . . , Randall Graham ice President , , loc Helsel rcrctarv . , T Ella Nedrick feasurer Dorothy Rowland Industrial Arts Club-First Row- Lcft to Right-Eugene llughes, john Brown, Rohm-rt Brown, Hohcrt Bclko, usscll Corrigan, Richard Kennedy, urton Strange, Mike Deinchak, Second Row-Left to llight-VVill- izun Botright, Inn Crawshaw, Bill Ilousley, Don Bottomley, llaincs Mc- Dowell, Dick Cowher, Richard Davis, om Renwick. Third Row-Left to lliglit-Clay on llaincr, Lyle Fowler, Robert 'onng, Raymond Schnarrs, NValter lMavcs, Vernon VVilkcs, Maynard Mc- Larrcn, Rolwrt Muir. Auto Driving Club-First Row- lcft to right-Doris Tuho, Norma jean llicks, Louis Millard, Nancy Sinnnons, Barbara George, Bernice Hichner, Mary Moore, Romana Lznnln, Arthur llidgway, -lim Philips. Second row-Donald Matthews, Dottie Rowland, Ella Ncidrich, jim Nolan, Randall Graham, Hohcrt Knepp, Ccorgc Mandel, Hohcrt Fol- nicr, Kenneth Gustafson, Bill Maines. Third RKINV-Xxlllllkllll Truinp, joe llclscl, Elwood NVinters, Fred Hop- kins, Johnny Southards, Rem Mayes, Russell Aults, Arnold Bennett, Bolu llyvcr. eynafoeofriaf .1402 The Industrial Arts Club consists of a nuni- her of students, not in regular shop classes, Who get the opportunitv to satiate their desires and vocational needs. The club, under the super- vision of Mr. Bruce McKay, incets every Mon- day. 65 ommerciaf CAL First Row-Loft to Right-Ed Blazosky, Bill Corrigan, Clarence Hutton, Bill Batche- lor, Ronnie Grafflus. Second Row-Left to Right-Leon Shaw, John Scott, George Twoey, Gilbert Smeal. Third Row-Left to Right-Bill Mostyn, John Mayhue, Rupert Kcphart, Milford Woods, Robert Measc. ART CLUB OFFICERS The Art Club has a inembership of 'twenty-one . , .- , M. . , P , ,. persons. The purpose of this club is to do addi- Pluldult A A dll dub tional Work in art, lettering, monogrannning, and . Q . A . to do Work for school plays. During the year the VILL 'P1CS1dfr f l ' T ed Momoe club completed nionograms, painted signs for the musical festival, and also made posters for SeCl'et2U'Y -'---r- ---- B effha lvood the football games. The club officers are as follows: Treasurer ...... .,..,.. A nn Pepperday Af CM i First Row+Lcft to Right-Ed Long, Ted Monroe, Vlfeslcy Millard, John Sch George Sura, Bill Wilson, Toni Butlin. Second Bow-Left to Bight-John Lamb, T Mayes, Evelyn Martin, jean Smith, Bertha Wood, Thelma Reed, Lois Shiini Mary Peters. 66 M8 The Rifle Club which practices at the range in the Ninth Street School Building is under the supervision of Mr. Russell Lucas. The club is a charter member of the National Rifle Association which provides free shells and targets through the Director of Civilian Marksmanship of the VVar Department. The rifles are provided by the school and by several townspeople. The club members find pleasure in compet- ing for medals and taking part in national rifle matches. This year several postal matches will be shot with high school rifle teams throughout the United States. The officers elected for the year were: President . .. .... . . .Rembrandt Mayes Vice President .. . NVilliam Maines Treasurer ,.,..,..... .. . .Tom Morgan Executive Officer .. . ..... lack Moslak First Row-fLeft to Right-Paul Reese, Bill Maines, Rein Mayes, Lawrence Ritchey, Todd Parkes, Gerald Meek, ,lim Hartshorne, Russell Aults, Bill Fleck. Second Row--Dean XVarren, John Long, Iohn Henry, Tom Crannis, Ed Long, Tom Morgan, Curtis Moore, Thomas Cutshall. Third Rowfliill Croyle, Ed Matthews, Rill Voy- zey, Don Shaw, Duane Fleck, Eldon Knepp. VVensel Fleck, Darrel Knepp, Mahlon Schnarrs. Fourth Rowellat Couturiaux. Oliver Smith, Omer Murray, Bob Belko, Ronny Graffius, ,lack Moslak, Mr, Russell Lucas. A, 64.4 This Kiwanis-sponsored organization has been in existence in the community for several years, but has been affiliated with the High School for only two years. The club is compris- ed of Sophomore, junior, and Senior boys who are chosen for their scholastic ability, Its purpose is to serve the community in the training of lead- ers and citizens. Luncheon meetings are held in room 102 every Friday noon throughout the school year. Mr. Elwood Iohnson, a Kiwanian, is the advisor of the club. The officers for the 1949-50 term are: President . . ,,.Bill Miller Vice-President .. Art Benson Secretary , . Fred Reese Treasurer . ,. Barry Iohnston lrst Rowfla-it to Rightgflharles Dunzik, 'rank Shufran, Bob Hughes, Steve Martha, leorgc Mandel, Richard Dunlap, Ray Hess, 'ed XVoods. econd Rowfjim McDowell, Arnold Bennett, irn WValker. Tom Grannis, joe Helscl, Fritz Ioffnlan, Tom Morgan, Sid Ziff, Harry Carroll, 'yson Brown. 'hird Row-Dan Thompson, Bill Kephart, Ed lusnak, Bill Chaplan, Ronny Perks, Ken chnarrs, john Zavalydriga, Randall Graham, Larry Johnston, Leo Iohnson. 'ourth Row-Bob Ilagyard, Ken Conklin, Earl 'erks, Rob Slioft, Rolland Rothrock, Paul An- ulik, Fred Reese. l s iN!-., ' First Row-Left to Right-Charlotte Parsky, Martha XVilliams, Madeline Iohnson, Phyllis Druggs, Cora Johnson, Second Row-Left to Right-Evelyn Beightol, Helen Vieard, Edith Krupa, Colleen Conway. Third Row-Left to Right-Lungs Kephart, Charles Pcpperday, Russell Wlasinchisin, Raymond Voyzev, Bill Shinnnel, jack Fleagal, Gerald Meek, VVilliam Pettingill. CDE PULP? The Library Club was organized for the pur- pose of training students in the rudiments of library service. Members of the Club spent the wekly Club period performing such functions as preparing books for circulation, shelfing. acces- sioning, and mending books. They also serve as student assistants when the librarian is not pres- ent. Officers of the Club are: President , . ., ., ,. . . , .. Phyllis Druggs Vice-President ,, , . Iames Stephens Secretary ,,.,. .. ,...,...l, lack Flegal Treasurer ,,., Madeline Iohnson l First Row - Left to Right - Laraino Richard, Lois Scaife, Bill Chaplin, Betty Iedynski, Ken Conklin, Shirley Ammcr- man, Tom Grannis, Eleanor Moore, Bev- erly Emigh. Second Row-Left to Right-Eleanor Reese, Mary Mandel, Susan Comitz, Helen lean Harper, Helen McTigue, Grace Bratton, Dorothy Flood, Dorothy Corrigan, Dolores Moslak. Third Row-Left to Right-Judy Mc- Clain, Alice Johnson, Martha Ann XVat- son, Janet Harvey, Pauline Xvillitllllfi, Sabra Melius, Joann Grecnwalt, Miriam Pittingill, Jean Corrigan, Mildred Slothcr. mama fied The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to show the participating student how to use the Theat- rical talents he or she posssesses and to teach the student more ways in which to develop these faculties. The club is divided into two separate parts, acting and stage crew. The persons interested in acting concentrate on Response, Expression, Emotion, and Language as well as motions of the body, control of body action, posture, and movement. Playing the part is the greatest achievement of the actor and is what every char- acter strives for. First Rowflxft to llightfShirley Baumgarilner, Betty Ann Hyman, Charlotte Parslxy, Alice XYooclrin11, Xlary Ann Nh-Cinnley, Mar- lene Bock, Milflreil Brannish, Loretta German. Ilene Vanlierll, Nancy Rliclecli, Mary Larue Alulles, Ann Louise johnson, Emily Har- ns. Second RowfLois Nordherg. Elizahctli Linilsay, Nancy llou-ser, Pal Pleskonko, Alice Zavalyclriga, Nancy Nelson, Peggy Hs-trick, Caroline xvlllliilllvbll, Esther jones, Pauline NVillianls. Third Rowfljoris Tnho, Norma jean Hicks, ,lean Meas, llarlmara Elirenfelcl. Sully lfostn-r. Mona Good, Thelma Reed. Rose XVilliam- son, Mary Peters, Margaret Clap. UWM For the fifth consecutive year the Girls The Whole school joins in to express its Chorus, under the direction of Nliss Mary Jane gratitude to Miss Simpson and the girls who Simpson, has heen a welcome aclclition to the have given so much pleasure to us hy comhining extra-curricular activities of Philipshurg High their efforts and abilities to create such impres- School. sive results. Slim From the Girls Chorus there was cre- ated a sextet consisting of some of the more versatile girls. They sang for various community organ- izations. l Seated-llarhara lihrenfelcl. An-eonipanist. Standing--Indy George, Norma llieks, Mary Larue jones, Jo Ellen Lux, lean Nleas, Marlene Boeli. 69 First Row-Left to Rightf-Marcia Willizliiis, Sheila Selhst, Sully France, Nancy Rufleen, Janet Shaw, Mitzie Goss. Second Row-Bill Chaplin, Iiin Xvillliitf, lh-len johnson, Nancy Nelson. Pedvv Adams, Nun -V Brown, Hurry Carroll. na, cf. Third R0wfEd Rusnak, Bob Conklin, Rein Mayes, Ronny Perks, Ken SCl1I12l1TS, john Zimmly- driga, Randall Cruhzun. 25. JJ IQ , Oraforica! Cinnfedlf cginjenf QULVLCIS THF. OFFICERS President ,. , , . ..,. Hurry Carroll Y ice President . . Bill Miller Secretary . . Shirley Bzuungardner Treasurer ., ..,. . Nancy Brown Seated+Left to Right-Doris Ritchey, Aileen Vanlierde. Thi' illmuill D- Af R- Ofllwficill CON- Standing-Sue Ruinberger, Richard Davis, Jean Mons, Putty Culp. test sponsored by the Moshunnon Chapter of the Daughters of the Ani- erican Revolution was held in the P. H. S. 21llClltOl'lll1H Friday afternoon March 31, 1950. Essays, consisting of approximate- ly five hundred words were written hy each ineinher of the Junior class. These essays were submitted to il jury of three ureinhers who selected the six best essays. Their choice was us fol- lows: Putty Cl1l1J1icD6lJlJ1'1lll Samsoni' Sue Ruinlverger- A True Govern- nientu Richard Duvis+K'Priyileges and Du- ties in 21 Democracy jean Mcas- NVhich VVuy to Peucev Doris Ritcheyf Fifty Stare In Our Flag Aileen VunliercleAHAmorica,s Dc- siren Richard Davis, the winner of this oratorical contest, will receive the D. A, R, medal award. All six of the contestants will receive certificates of merit. ClUllQI'2ltlllll.fl0IlS to ull! 70 . 9' i .fly 3555465 l -is Standing: Donna Shinglcdecker, Shirley Ammcrman, Phyllis Druggs, Marcia XVilliaIns, Leo Johnson. Kneeling: Ted VVoods, Barry Johnston, Tom Crannis, Shirley Hudson, Jo Ann Kelley, NVinnic Guyer, Phyllis Ross, Shirley Bzluxngardner, Shirley Vovzev, Sally France, Bill Chaplin, Tom Morgan. eniolf Cfdifd pfayd For their annual dramatic presentation the Seniors, under the direction of Mr. Barnett, offered to their audience on November 10, two plays. N ine Girlsf' featuring an all girl cast, was a murder mystery with a spine- chilling effect on the audience. The setting was a sorority clubhouse high in the mountains occupied hy a group of college girls with an unsuspected murder in their midst. K'Minor Miraclef, the boys, play, which held the onlookers in suspense until the final curtain, was based on the crash of Eddie Rickenbacker in the South Pacific during XVorld XVRI' II. A liferaft was the only prop used for thc entire play. 'Tl Left to Right-Ken Schnarrs, Marline Molley, Harry Carroll, Jane jones, Paul Antolik, Jo Ellen Lux, Tom Morgan, Randall Graham, Jean Meas, Mr. Barnett. Aff. ffm, wa, The first All Class production was presented January 12, 1950. The setting Was the Chichester home in Eng- land. The story concerns a Wealthy English family upon whom an Irish-American girl was dropped from out of nowhere. The out-landish ideas of the pretty heroine and their effect on the Chichesters provided many entertaining scenes. The play was acclaimed a great success by all. It was directed by Robert I. Barnett, Direc- tor of Dramatics. M. Ca wa, Family Portraitv by Lenore Coffee and William Cormen set an exalted mark in the 1950 drama season-a simple, eloquent and reverent picture of the family of Jesus-a beautiful play executed by an outstanding cast. MEMBERS OF THE CAST-Alice Zavalydriga, Ed Ray, Barbara Ehrenfeld, Tom Crannis, Sheila Selbst, Connie Beveridge, Bill Chaplin, Ken Schnarrs, Paul An- tolik, Ioe Middleton, John Zavalydriga, Sandra Dewey, Nancy Rudeen, Phyllis Druggs, Bob Tompkins, Nancy Hartlc, Ronald Corio, Bill Miller, Sidney Ziff, Fritz Hoffman, Mary Ann McCamley, John Blasko, Ken Conk- lin, Marjorie Skelton, Earl Perks, Bob Shoff, Ruth Graham. Stage Manager--Shirley Ammcrinan. Assistant Stage Manager-Eileen VanLierde. Propvrties-Stage-Donna Shingledecker, 64165 :mica Quiew WIT,S END On March 2, 1950, the students of Philipsburg High School presented a mu- sical production entitled Wit's End. This presentation, Written by the students themselves, and directed by Mr. Barnett, included a cast of over 100. Songs, skits, and dances- The Huckle Buckf' Tea For Twof, The Last Time I Saw Parisf, Ain,t She Sweetf, Singing in the Rainf, Come Dance VVith Mef,-made up the program. Barry Johnston was the narrator and introduced each number. The musical was a great success and will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the great dramatic achievements of P. H. S. 73 Q ii-F? E335 - wvgg Z ,wx Q' 'i CE ax vw. I Kiwi-5i,ii, W W 'Q kg rf' ,. R M-: fi 25 .mv . y . Mgr M ll X , my Qlflflflfffy l!6LlfLL6L lfLf5LC 8 MfC6Lf0l .'5 5fl0Cl:6'lffl:0lfL CD P N ,II cn E G3 .-. O .SY O. .ai so, E? IT1 ET: C-:bs 'l-1 ga QS T52 GSS 5,52 5.9. .EH ggi 5-44-1 OE GJ EE 3.20 8.4: f-VE 'neu 43 Qc Ulm ESE: Q65 Fgsff P4 FE O CS OJ J-I ITIUSI festivals, school sored if PI! 2 on QD 15 .: on : 9 i-1 .-Q E-4 C5 O Q-4 ua his year Philipsburg played host to the P.M.E.A. with Lt. Colonel ge S. Howard, Commanding officer of the U. S. Air Force Band, Pu. 8 L: loecia The football season was completed with 5 wins, 2 losses and 3 ties. Congratulations to the players and coaches. From washboard to throne was the path followed by jean Meas at the annual Harvest Ball. The Harvest Queen after being snatched from the washboard took her place with the Harvest King, Bill Shields, on a throne provided for the occasion. Congratulations to bothl l l Philipsburg played host to the P.M.E.A. Band, jan- uary 19-21. The guest conductor for the concert was Lt. Col. George S. Howard of the U. S. Army Air Corps Band. The 190 participants of P. M. E. A, were enter- tained at a dance after the Friday night concert, and at a banquet at the V. F, W. building on Saturday evening. Out of these 190 participants, there were twenty seven members chosen from Philipsburg. The Seniors in their magazine drive fell short of their goal of S1600 but did sell enough to have the ban- quet which was the object of the drive, JoAnn Kelly served as chairman of the drive with the assistance of Shirley Ammerman, Donna Shingledecker, Connie Ha- mer, and Barry Johnston. Room 106 collected the highest amount, and was the only room to reach the goal of 8475, Room 101 was next, with Room 107 and Room 102 following. Fred Reese was high salesman with Harry Carroll in second place. They each received a Parker U51 i pen and pencil set at a special assembly. The wrestling team under their new coach, Mr. Campbell, completed the season with 5 wins, 4 losses and no ties, Congratulationsl l l The basketball squad with Mr. Davis as coach, ex- perienced some outstanding successes and some equally discouraging defeats but their spirit was always the best. The final record shows 8 wins, 18 losses and no ties. Congratulations to one and alll The Dutch Treatv School Party held April 14 in the gym was an event which gave the Junior and Sopho- more Classes an opportunity to display their abilities at entertaining. Their creative ability was finely dis- played by the attractive decorations. Congratulations to the Juniors and Sophomores for planning and giving such a wonderful party! On April, eighty-four enthusiastic seniors boarded busses to take the annual trip to Washington, D. C. They went on tours, visited night clubs, shopped, swam, at- tended shows and had a wonderful time. The Senior Banquet-a night to be remembered by every member of the senior class-was held on May 14 in the ballroom of the Philips Hotel. The money for this event was earned by the class through the Magazine Drive. A wonderful time was had by all. Soft, sweet music-it's thc Junior-Senior Prom. This outstanding event was held on May 19 in the High School gym. The gym was beautifully decorated and the music was heavenly. This was the last big social event for the seniors as students of Philipburg High School. VVe wish them all much luck in the future. 0 gfenfa SPECIAL RECOGNITION Four Philipsburg boys played in the DuBois Lions All-Star football game on November 18 at DuBois. The East team, of which our players were members, lost by a 19-12 score to the XVest All-Stars. Bob Shoff fguardj, Bob Harris fendj, Bill Pleskonko tbackj, and Harry Carroll ftacklej were the P. H. S. seniors who played. Carroll scored an East touchdown on a fumble recovery in the first half. The following Philipsburg students were members of the P. M. E. A. District Band: Flute, lean Meas, Clarinets, Fred Sinfelt, Patty Owens, Connie Hamer, Sue Rumberger, Alice Zavalydriga, Barbara Ehrenfeld, Nancy Nelson. Marie Kizina, Suzanne Cornely, Ethel Stover, Helen johnson, Saxophone, Leo Johnson, Tenor Saxophone, Tyson Brown, Shirley Baumgardner, Trom- bones, Barry Johnston, Raymond Hess, Dick Dunlap, French Horns, Frank Shufran, lo Ann Kelly, Nancy Kra- gle, Margarite Stover, Coronets, james Walker, Ed Rus- nak, Don Catherine, John Nevara, Darrell VVood, Bell Lyra, Patricia Morrison, Baritone, VVard Winkle. Fred Sinfclt was chosen to represent Philipsburg in the State Band held at Hazelton, Pa. The following five students participated in District Orchestra in Martinsburg, Pa.: Patty Owens, Barry Johnston, lean Meas, Io Ann Kelly, Frank Shufran. junior High had four members as representatives in the Junior P. M. E, A. Band held in Duke Center. They were as follows: Tom Perks-basshorn, Elaine Navaskv-flute, Bill XVilson-trombone, John Showalter -snare drum. Philipsburg High sent six girls to the music festival held in Bellefonte. Pa. They were lean Meas-Second Soprano, Mary Ann lyIcCamley-Second Soprano, Judy George-Alto, jo Ellen Lux-Alto, Barbara Ehrcnfcld- First Soprano, Margaret Czap-Second Soprano. Three P. H. S. wrestlers were seeded for thc Dis- triet XVrestling Tournament held in the Clearfield Arm- ory, they were Ronny Butterworth, 95 poundsg Bob Couturiaux, 145 pounds, and Bob Good, 165 pounds. Bob Couturiaux and Bob Good finished runners-up after battling their way to the finals. Harry Carroll was named on the second team of the All-Star Mountain League with Charles Dunzik receiv- ing honorable mention. The F. F. A, Chapter of P. H. S. received recogni- tion in the State Project Contest when Andrew Kopchik won first place for his vegetable garden project over two hundred contestants. Richard VVaring won twenty- fifth place in the same contest. Jim Cieslar received first prize in Centre County and jim Wilkinson first prize in Clearfield County for their Farm Account Books. These account books are rec- ords of their home farm business. They will receive S5 from the Productive Credit Association at Hollidaysburg. Mary Moore was awarded the first key award at the Scholastic Art show held in the L. L. Stein store in VVilliamsport. Marys pen and ink drawing entitled Crandmotherys Roomi' will be entered in the national contest. Bill Allenls pencil drawing of the Swift and Com- pany plant received honorable mention. Vifinners in the American Legions essay contest were: Harry Carroll, first prize, S109 Marcia VVilliams, Zecond prize, 352.505 and Shirley Voyzey, third prize, .'2.50. X00 Offgfg Sgfzfbfs