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

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ROBERT burke It was not until recently that wo recognized the accomplishments of Boh, who likes to play the accord- ian, dance and sing. He does, how- ever, have a serious side, which shows itself by his faithfulness to the church in Dudley the accomplished altar boy. STOLER FLUKE Stoler, one of the honor students of the class, departed for higher learning at the beginning of the sec- ond semester. Active in basketball, hunting and fishing, this versatile young man was an asset to the class. PETE (IAKKOCCA The merchant from Dudley and a talented young man. His main hob- by is blowing the trumpet and an excellent hobby, we say. He indicates an extreme fondness for “Heed”. Is it furniture or ???? At any rate it’s certain if Pete likes it, it must be o.k. RUTH CORNELL Ruth is very co-operative, always ready and willing to help others. She collects write-ups and pictures of local service men as a hobby. Ruth likes to do office work and wants to be a private secretary. NORMAN UORNELY The Irish boy with the Irish wit. His main trouble was arriving at school on time. Becoming hats are his specialty. Whenever you hear a loud shriek, it’s Norman expounding the merits of French to his fellow classmates. WAYNK CROWNOVEK Wayne is quite the business man. Whenever inquiry is made, his reply is, ‘ I have to work.” This year many of his nights seem taken up. Could it be from work or like portum “is there a reason”. A solution from any freshman would be appreciated. MARION DEFIBAUGH Marion is the home girl type. She likes to cook, do work around the house and read after school. Marion would like to be a Cadet Nurse. GENE (iHILLARD Happy-go-lucky, care-free lad— Gene likes sports and majored in football He will long be remembered as end number 45. Gene left at the end of the first semester to be a sailor for the U.S.N. PAUL II1QUET “Hiquey”, the piccola player of the class w'ants to be a banker be- cause his favorite color is green. Paul plans to build a house between the school and the church so he can get some more sleep and get either place in a short time. BENNY HORTON The fatherly character of the Senior Play is from Hast Saxton and we might add, seldom there. His bass voice is heard quite frequently in public. If anyone has extra gas, Benny is quite receptive. He says it takes plenty to drive to Hollidays- burg each week. Is it to further his music, for business, or for pleasure? From the picture in his wallet we would say the latter. IMOGENS HYDOCK “Imie” is very quiet and likes to read. She is a good student and a speed maniac in typing. Her cousin, who is a marine, is her prided poss- ession and favorite subject. W e pre- dict a bright future for Imogene. HELEN LEITKAM “A-hunting 1 will go”, says Helen and off she goes with her gun over her shoulder into the woods. This is just a side issue compared to her artistic ability which is always in demand—the class artist.