Saxton Liberty High School - Block Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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 2,3 Pep s 4, 1st. row 1 to r: S.Rogers, W.Fouse, R.Sweet, W.Detrwiler, L.Bridenbaugh, J.M sood, W.Shark, D.Clapper, R.Brenna, P.Ryan, V.Cornelius. 2nd. row to r: A.Hamilton, A.Facchinei, R.Dixon, M.Cunningham, P.Guillard, B. Pelaer, P.Smith, J.Spencer, G.Hoffman, J.Mellott. 3rd. row 1 to ?: R.Miller, C.Guillard, V.Shuck, G.Stewart, J.Hopkins, W.Davis, P.Morningstar, J.Davis, F.Acitelli. 4th. row 1 to r: R.Kifer, G.Clark, S.Hoffman, J.Read, G.Carberry, E.Bair, G. Hazzard, A.Streepy. 5th. row 1 to r: V.Curfman, G.Reed, G.May, R.Willison, N.Troutman, S.Hess, G. Rickeard, M.Reed. 6th. row 1 to r: L.Ramsey, E.Koch, R.Worthing, E.Carberry, W.Brumbaugh, D.Mears, A.Ramsey, T.Cypher, E.Black. 7th. row 1 to r: V .Hoover, F.Kuffner, V.Stapleton, R.Krieger, D.Dixon, B.Brode. ind - 23 -

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,Annual Staff 4, Officer'2,4 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 1,2, Varsity Club 4 ... Greatest ambition: To be a blushing groom-' Characteristic or possession: His blond hair Expression: Nutsf 5? GERALD' STEWART Stewart .. • Annu 1 Staff 4, Fress Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4j Chorus 3,4, Basketball W 1, Football 1,2 Greatest ambition: To live in Everett Characteristic or possession: His drawing ability Expression: Thats rightJ” bf ARLENE STREEPY Arlene Greatest ambition: To be a nurse Characteristic or possession: Her school life Expression: '-J- You better watch out! VIRGINIA SHUCK j Ginny Annual Staff 4, Officer 3, Band 3,4, Chorus 2 3 4,- Sextet 3,-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Basketball- manager 3,-4,- Dramatics 4, Rhodes Oratorical Contest 4 Greatest ambition: To be a second Eleanor Powell Characteristic or possession: Her entertaining manner Expression: Ain't it awful? ROBERT SWEET Pickle’' Annual Staff 4, Officer 2, Chorus 2,4, Band 3,4, Dramatics 4 Greatest ambition: To drive the biggest freight truck Characteristic or possession: Dad’s car Expression: That'll be the day! c-t NELLIE TROUTMAN Nellie Greatest ambition: To be a teacher Characteristic or possession: Her silent attitude Expression: For gosh sakes! RUTH WILLISON Gabby Chorus 2,3,4, Sextet 3,4, Basketball 4 Greatest ambition: To be-a good sport Characteristic or possession: Ability for athletics ’ Expression: For gosh sakes! RUBY WORTHING Sorewball Annual Staff-3j4, Band 3,4, Chorus 2,3 4, Sextet 3,4 Press Club t 2 3 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 1,2 3 Dramatics 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 1 2 3 . Press Club Achievement Award.3 Rhodes Oratorical Contest Winner 4 Greatest ambition: To be able to understand Brenna and to take a trip in a T.W.'A. plane Chacteristic or possession: Her leadership ability Expression: Hi ya babe!

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CLASS Y.TLL OF 1940 ..c, the Senior cieas of Saxton Liberty High School, in tho Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and forty, as wc are about to high school after four years of toiling endlessly to obtain the do five and devise this document, our last will and testament: ITEM: To Virginia Duvcll, Mary Cunningham's place as majorette. ITEM: To Phyllis Wecvorling, Virginia Shuck's ability to skate. •ITEM: To Mary Rita McCarthy, Amalia Fecchinci's size. ITEM:.To Melvine Crownover, Donna Clappor's curly hair. ITEM: To Clair Baughman, Gordon Reod's football ability. ITEM: To Edgar Himos, Frank Acitelli's teeth IT®?: To Vallarhea Bootty, Delores McEldowney's wardrobe. ITE11: i Lucilio Price, Virginia Corns lius's ability to come to school on time. ITEM: To Martha Long, Ruby Worthing's new basketball suit. ITEM: To Helen Donelson, Juno Spencer's neatness. ITEM: To Doris Cypher, Althea Ramsey's quiet disposition. ITEM: To Kathleen Streepy, Pauline Morningstar's sophisticated ways. ITEM: To Robert McElwoin, Ton Cypher's position as right end on the football squad. ITEM: 1« Dolly Smith, Ruth Willison's perfect attendance record. ITEM: To Floyd Mellott, Joan Mcllott's ambition to study. ITEM: To Willism Blcnkley, Eugene Carberry's quiet wcys. ITE!•: To Caroline McCloskey, Susanna Huffman's gift of gab. ITEM: To Martha Foreman, Arctono Streopy's • blilty as c seamstress. ITEM: To Bill Hoover, Ernest Koch's toy airplane. ITEM: To John Russell, Pete Guillard's curly heir. ITEM: To Fred Morgan, George May's glasses. ITEM: To Norma Brown, Jeannette Reed's drag with Conch Hopkins. ITEM: To Curtis Maugle, Gerald Kazzard's ability to play tho drums. ITEM: To Clarence Boose, Mickey Hamilton's ford. ITEM: To Ruth Morris, LaRue Hopkins' curly hair. ITEM: To Martha Mesood, Grace Clark's engegnent ring. ITEM: To Earl Crownover, Dill Shark's basketball -bility. ITEM: To Fae Houck, Eleanor Bair's temper. ITEM: To Carolina Acitolli, Nellie Troutman's ability to drive a car. ITEM: To Clair Bussard, Donald Dixon's ability to dance. ITEM: To Ruth Trecce, Betty Palmer's ability to write lov . letters. ITEM: To Thomas Allen, Louis Bridenbaugh's intelligence. ITEM: ToLloyd Beatty, and Charles Buzzard, Robert Brcnnc's good looks. ITEM: To Arthur and 3ob Chiarizio, Blair Brode's egotistical attitude. ITEM: To Charles Cornoly, Gib Huffman's and Gorrld Stewart’s ability to draw. ITEM: To Robert Cunningham, Bob Dixon's place as Drum Major. ITEM: To Elsie Longenecker, Ruby Hi for'send Virginia Curfrann’s ability to crack jokes. ITEM: To Herold Stake, Bill and Jack Davis' jobs at the Saxton Motor Co. ITEM: To Darvis Sevadow, Janos Kosood’s pi-cg as the Senior Class president. ITEM: To Way?3 Moyers, Bill Fouse's and Chester OuiHard's gift of gab. ITEM: To V.'illerd Thornes, Bill Brumbaugh's nj Bill CornelY's winning ways. ITEM: To Jean Sheaffer, Genevieve Carberry's and Sara Hess's Quietness. ITEM: To James Wcmbough, Bill Dotwilef and Don Wears' tardy excusos. year of our depart from highest goal, Cont'd. 9n Pago 26 - 84 -