Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

-N -74 eww- '1- .Q --p. .--.- F7 -in ..-1- WG. .L-.a --L '-725' aj Y. --qw 551 Memorabilia 1947 l'UliI.ISI IICD ISY The Class of Nineteen Ilundred Forty-Seven of the ISLUOMSBURG HIGH SCHOOI Hlomnsburg, Pclmsylvauia FORE ORD In presenting this copy of the Mein- orabilia, we, the Literay Staff, have en- deavored to record the notable events and organizations which hav: played impair- tant parts in embedding' our high sciool days in our minds as happy memorfes. As we face a new world, full of life, motion, and ceaseless progress, we earn- estly hope this hook can recall pleasant hours spent in comradqship within anal outside of our Alma Mater. In selecting the panther as our emblem. we pay tribut: to our undefeated football team and our Champion basketball team that have set examples for future teams not only to win but to win graciously. We ,lifaff i Iidnur Barbara Censemer Jiiuciille Etlirur Kathryn Gunter Buxinnx Nlrxnager Mary ,lane Dorsey Patricia Park Arr liilfm-1 J. Wesley Knorr Alex Fisher J. 11. Patterson Miss Vleora McKinstr Fulully Adi' 'surf 2 .Y DEDICATIO ll'c, H10 Class of 7947 grnfcfully dvdimfc our illvllznrrlllillli fo JIISS .llfIl6THfl fl. JONES Miss Martha A. jones, our friend and teacher, whose self-sacrifice, arduous labors, and great devotion to teaching have made her an outstanding figure in our school life. VVe shall always remem- ber the indomitable spirit and kind under- standing which have characterized her teaching for the many years she has been with us and hope that this book will rc- pay her in part for the many thoughtful deeds she has bestowed upon her pupils. CONTENTS Administration Classes Activities Athletics Features Patrons I THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Paul C. VVehh I,I'!'.YldI'lIf -lanfsp W5,Q90fl'm'l XYillia1n B. Sutliff Norman XN. Hoffman I llf' I rmldull St,N.l,,m.3, 1,.m-m,,l.,. Dr. 16550 E- Sllumfm Roy D. Snyder G. Edward Elwell jr. BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors consists of seven prominent business men of Blooms- burg. Aside from their monthly meetings, they contribute much time in the inter- est of the school. Few people realize the efforts of these men and how much they have clone for us. They have helped to make our high school days ones that We will cherish forever. ' On behalf of the high school, the senior class dedicates this page to tl9ie B0ard of Directors, thanking them for all they have done for us in the past and wishing them success in the future. ' are nm.: 6 5 3 5 s Q4 va JI i In MESSAGES FROM OUR ADMINISTRATORS Progress is measured by change in all things for that which is good or at least better than the present or past. It is our earnest hope that your gradu- ation from the Bloomsburg High School can justly be termed progress. That you will in turn lend your best efforts in a changing world to the accomplishment of that which is good. Sincerely, J. CLAIRE PATTERSON, Pffllflifdl Things have changed since this time last year. The 52-20 club has disbanded. Folks are beginning to realize that with civic rewards come responsibilities. Yours is a precious heritage to come on the scene at this time. The threat to our national security is lessening. You need not enter the Armed Services. You can select the path you wish to trod and the progress you make along that path will, in a large measure, depend upon the ef- fort you put into your work. You can help build an America of which we can be proud-one which en- joys the rewards of good government and also honors the responsibilities of good citizenship. I.. P. GILMORE, S11f1c1'ff1'.ri11g PFI-llfffllll V '! 7 Dolores V. Bader B.S. Plzysiral Education Charles Cox B.S. -Sififllflf, lvlfIt1f1If'll1l7fl!'.l' Lawrence J. Campbell B.S. jWf1flZF111llflf.Y, Srirmn Edward J. Brown B.S. Commercial Rhoda H. Eddinger B.S. Commnrcial NVilliam Eunson G1'm'raI Shop Elizabeth C, Bowman J. Frank Brink Al, L d F'-I , Frank J. Goldm- B.5,, Mm, Bs., Ms. H muff, 'hm Bs., MA. English C1lt'llIlXfI'j', 1J1Ij'.l'lt'S Engligll 8 QT? 1 . ,. J. Wcslcy Knorr VValter J- Lcwis f,ll.lfllgsgH.l1lL BS., MA. HBS., VtIt'lIfll?lIfYl-Lllllllftlflillll fffflff of CU '1l 'fiUl DVM- Vl 'M a1 A5f 'f H Ilzlrulcl H. Hirllzly Virlzl H. Harvey Martha A. Junvs l5.S. BS. , B.A. ,S'm'inl .S'!1ulii'.v Iillflflllfl Eizglislz llznrrivt H. Kline Rube-rt M. Hutton Lillian Scylucrt Gross Miriam R. Luw5,m HS., MA. B.S., M.A. KN. 13.3.1 MA, lfnfllixlz fjmgniplzy Sfflllllf iV1n'.w 1jjk,vf,,,-by 9 xvifgillia L, Livscy Begg M 10116 Rfllitilf Il.v?'1sI'CCT Secretary 9 ' ' A i.S., 1 lligfll Srlzrml Ojfim' .Ufzflzvluzallirx lQflXVil1 T. McCnrmick Q1 nm M, MCKJMUV Mmlw. E' Pmgyl Bb- ns., Mm. '3'fr5,,?FgA' ,Uzzszf jjngjjyjl K 15 Hou R Pnflwck Hzlmld R. Klilluf 41w1'Ee1M.xIN20rrlz1n If Q HS., KLA, -5- A uv , ', ,.,,, Hwy UNIX Umfwlmltjm f flj. un! l.1171z.,.L.1 zz 10 RHF' I- Schell 13. ljunuld Sands wvmium I' RUM HAS-V us., Ms. 'F-Sq M4- .,U4Ill1t'Hll1llt'.T llm,,,-J. C l '4 UI Myra S. Shurplcss , . . q, .. Tllursuhcrt Schuylcr K'13?AT?'MfZiiC ' Il x 5' l n'1n'l1, ,S.f71lllf.Y1I 1 ' Nrmcy Yost . jcnnie Trivclpiccc xvmiflm Ig- Slum 14.5. 13.5. . B-5 . llnmr lffmlmfzfrx 17lltIf,!t'Ul11fft'X c V '1 11 V? THE JANITORS The graduating class of ll?-17 wishes to thank our janitors, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Angus, and our janitress, Mrs. Davis, for the splendid joh they have done. These three people have worked hard and long to make our school neat and elean-a sehool we can he proud of. XYe know we can never repay them for their many services hut we take this opportunity to let them know their work does not go nnappreefated. Mr. Kelly with his ready wit, Mr. Angus with his willingness to tackle any jolm no matter how hard, and Mrs. Davis with her pleasing personality are three people who will remain long in our memory as making our days at school a little more pleasant. Mr. Angus. Mrs. Davis Mr. Kelly 12 'V' , .- 3 I f , ,WWF - 4 V ,,,, .J - WNW .,.-., ,,., - . 4 13 Y? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS it t Seated, left to right: R. Watts, J. Underwood, K. Gunter, J. Babb. Standing: R. Schell. E. Bowman. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September, IQ44. saw Hloomsburg High School open its friendly doors to one of the most active classes ever to matriculate at Bloomsburg. This fall our foot- ball team was coached by Mr. Ben Pollock. Our class was well represented on the Varsity football team that won five games, lost three, and tied one. Our tradi- tional Thanksgiving Day game was played at Danville in the snow, but Blooms- burg came out on top with a 13-O score. just before the last football game Mr. Pollock entered the Navy and Mr. Golder took his place. Our jayvee basketball tcam captured the Susquehanna League title for our high school in twelve wins. and three losses. We sold candy at the basketball games to earn money for our class. The Varsity basketball team won the Susquehanna League Championship for the fifth time in eight years. Some of us participated in the All School Play. The Family Portrait, the Band Concert, and the Gym Demonstration. Our class advisors who were to guide us throughout our three years were Mr. Schell and Miss Rowman. XVe elected the following officers: Beverly Cole, presidentg Marion George, vice-presidentg 'loan Shaffer, secretary, and Gloria Marks, his- torian. Miss Spudis took over the home making class and Mr. Freed the music department and the band. Doyle Edgar and Harry Gray left our class to enlist in the United States Navy. Our junior year will especially be remembered because a few weeks before it opened Vtforld War ll came to an end. VVith the opening of school, there were many changes in the faculty. Mr. Hidlay took over the boys' physical education classes and Mrs. Bader instructed the girls, Miss NVhitenight having left to get married. Mr. Eunson became industrial arts teacher and Mr. Lewis taught voca- tional agriculture. Mr. Reed and Miss Eddinger Filled the positions in the com- mercial department left vacant by Mr. Brown and Mr. Shutt when they entered the Army, and Mr. IE. T. McCormick directed the band, and took over the music classes. The Orangeville High School was discontinued and the pupils were sent Cof.'tinufd my page QI 14 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Sc-sited, loft to right: G. Gensemer. M. Wright, M. Laubach, E. Yost. Standing: R. Eddinger, J. Frank Brink. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY During the first few weeks of school in 1945 we were busily cngagctl in he- coming oriented as sophomores twe were eager to fit into the senior high lifej. XVe clcctctl otTicers to represent our class for the first time. They were: Dick Dillon, prcsiclentg Dick I.erlyarcl, vice-presiclentg Nancy Cox, secretary, anal Richarcl Cromley, historian. Miss Iiflclinger and Mr. Brink were appointed as our faculty arlvisors. During' the year our class sold cantly at the liasketlmall games anrl many of us took an active part in sports, clramatics, the lmancl ancl many other cxtra-curricular activities. This year we have been in the thick of senior high life. XYe sponsored a clllI'lSll11ZlS Dance, The Snowball, which was successful ancl we were in charge ol' the annual .lnnior-Senior Prom helcl in May. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Sf-att-rl. left. to right: E. Ivey. D. Yohe, Ii. Sitler, R. Rumor. Stantlinu: li. Rm-tl. C. Melfinstry. ,l. lllxklus .Al'l'l1l.Nl.XN Iluax Academic Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Football 25 Var- sity Basketball 3g Dra- matic Club 4: The Little Frxxcsn fl. .lmm F. BARR . Mouxvy Academic Junior Varsit Football 9' y .ff Varsity Football 3, 45 Var- sity Baseball 3, 45 Student Manager of Basketball 41 President of Junior Class: Pre ident of Senior Classt Nzxtiowal AthletIc Honor Society 3, 4: Junior Miss ': Naiiovtal Honor Society 4. jovcia ILEN1: ASH V fo Commercial Gym Exhibition 2: Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4 Memorabilia Staff 45 Com mercial Contest Team 4. Fmcn l.. BARNES .AI flax Aczxcleiirc Varsity Baseball 3. 4: Var- sity Football 4 . BETTY J. ADAMS Academic JEAN L. ANma5 Commercial Memorabilia Staff 43 Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards 60, 80, 1005 Gregg Gold Pin 120: Commercial Contest Team 43 National Honor Society 4. Ross M Amr-7 ANUERSGN Rome Academic Ai.mzu'r A N DREXVS, JR. A ndy General Band 2, 3, 4. lil':le'l'lm M Mc Ilomesn livrf i'm1111wl'i'i:il Ili-:'r'rv lilmnsT HVHA' lfmnnicrcml Sn-ninr Girl+ Chorus 4 Gr:-me Dir-tation and Transl :'ri,tion Award 60. l5,xIe!mR.x l.. llmvxmx lfurlv CUlIlll'lL'I'CI1ll Cru!!! Dirlatiun and Trans- :-ription Awards 130, 80. lXl.XR'I'HA lf. llmaxsox H1'fl'y' IXl'llClL'lI1IC Mainvillv: Class Play 2: Class Presiilc-nt 2: Blooms- l-unz: Girl's liaskm-tlmall Team 4: N.itiun:1l Honor Sovivty -l. MAIQGAM-:'r A. BARNES Margie Commercial Flair Twirler 2, 3, 4: Tum- bling Team 3. R.xvMoNn A. BAUMAN Ilmn' Academic Gym Demonstration 2. 3: liunrl 2. 3. 4: Orchestral 2, rl, '1. Rm.:-ii lgARTlIOI.OMEW' lfrllpflfe' X'UCllll0llZll Agriculture Orangeville: F. F. A. 2: Bloomsbursr: Vice President F. F. A. 3: President F. F. A. 4. L'Alum1,1xii R. BERLIN C'a:'0l-vu Commercial Gram: Dictation and Trans- 1-ription Award 60. 17 IJAXYN l.l'llQ LQRAIG 1,477 Commercial Grexzg Dictation and Trans- cription Awards 60, 80. FHRN M,fKV IDAXVSON V lrtlllllj' Commercial l7RANK G. CRAXVFORIJ Szmny f.UllllI'l6l'Cllll 52 IIICRIQXYOOII H. ljl-Il'l'liRIt'Il llzrvky Commercial Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Press Club 2, 3. 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Head Cheer- leader 4: Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 25 Gym Team 2g National Thespian 43 Memorabilia Staff 43 The Little Foxes 4 3 Family Portrait 2: Sec- retary of Junior Class: Gregg Dictation and Trans- cription Awards 60, 80, 1003 National Honor So- ciety 4. PHILIP CARTER lflip Commercial Manager of Football Team 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Brzvl-:k1.Y Col.:-2 BPT' Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4: Presi- dent of Sophomore Class' Historian of Junior Cla-sl Memorabilia Staff 4, Edi- tor: Press Club 2, 3, 4 - Ex change Editor 4 . RICHARD L. C HA MBERLAIN Y Dirk Commercial Laox CovAi. Clof' Academic Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Junior Miss 43 National Athletic Honor Society 4. Al.XIlY JAN!-1 llnnsiiv IL't'l'4H1'.Y ACQUICIIIIC G. A. A 23 l'r4-ss Club 3. 41 Girl':-1 Chorus 3. fl: Tri- lli-Y 3. -1: Art ldlitur Me- nmrnbiliu 4. l'llYl,l.lS Cf. limi l'11-vl Lfuililm-.'ci:il l'ri:-is Club 4: Memorabilia Stuff 4: Gregg: Dictation unil Transcription awards: Ml, HO, 100. l,0N.Xl.Il il. llnvic limi, Acxulumic nil 2, 3, 'l. I IA lmrn F, li M M ITT lfilrnlv Auxclclnic Nzztionnl Honor Socifty Jl'I.I.X M. l5ICl'l l'I-IRIVK fulii' CUllllllCi'Clill G. A. A. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 43 Gregg Dictation and 'I'ransvrintion Award 60. lil,l-:Axon MAH lllilik Aczxclvnnc Madison : President of Suphomore Class: Adven- tures of Huckleberry Finn 2. Iiluomsburg: Girls' Clforus 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Me- morabilia Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. Iii-wrnici-: li. Illini: lfmllfi' Cicnerzll FRANCIS D. Ihznn lflllllllll' l,TUllllllCI'Cl2ll Varsity Football 2, 3. 4 e . ' 19 ,,..... . , .. ... , .W IJARNVIN C. FInDI,Dk PIIILII' I. ITLAII, jk. Phil Band 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Vice President of Dramatic Club 3: Presi- dent of Dramatic Club 4: Thespian Honor Society 2. 3, 43 Gym Exhibition 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3 : North- eastern District Music Fes- g- tival 3: Columbia County . Ilddlf, Music Festival Band 3, 4: Commercial P. F. M. A. Contest 41 P. S. M. A. District Band 4: Pres: Club 4: Memora- lilia Staff 4: Family Por- tr.IIt 23 Night of Janu- :Lry lf? 33 Junior Miss fi uThe Little Foxes fl' C2uill and Scroll 4. VVILLIAM Fox B111 . AR'rIII'1a M. filCARlI.XR'I' Academic ,flrfip Adamson High School, Dal- , ' las, Texas: Art Club 3: S CACMLQINIC Scholastic Art Award 3. lag? 'QW ' Bloomsburg High School: Scholastic Art Award 4. DONALD ENT Don Commercial RI:1 rv IIINI: FA usr Bcity COIIImeI'ci:1l G. A. A. 2. 3. 4. ROLAND EVELAND .S'pf'fdic Academic Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Bas ketball 4. THEODORE C. FI-ZDIIIQR TNI Academic Band 3, 4. l l-Z'l'l-ZR Kliirico .Y'l'l'f?-V Acarlcniic 1 I IIRYN lll'Y'l'lfR lxulii' f4llllIlllCl'L'lZll D imntlc Club 2. u ni 1 l y l'ortr.nit' Z: Nigl L of January 1lith 3: it little I-'txes' 4: Gym ll1lll0Il 2, 3: Press Clu.i H.xlus,xl:,-x ANN fneoNiaie Harb Acaclemic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Vice President of Dramatic Club 4: The Night of January lGth 3 5 The Little Foxes 4: National Thes- pian 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y President 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg Memorabilia Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. -4 4 I U Tfwuf: H11-102' fs? Iloius ii. ll.xn'rM.-xN ni r .ir s iorus . ., V I - 1 1 lunal Thi-spian So- , Ahldufnk , , , y 'l 4: Quill and S. roll f--515 Clvb .2' 31, T 'iH ,y. o c 1 e t y 4: M ,morabilia A' 3 ' Dmmdtm Club Z' 3 ' nfl Class Historian -I: mm, in-tition and Trans- lllll in Awards: 00. Ml, or lIl'Nl7ltl'l'l1ll Conti-sl National Honor Society Il, l3A1cn.xim ANN lilmsicxli-:la Slim Ql0lIllllCl'L'l1ll Press Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80. 100: Grew: Gold Pin 120: Momora'wili.1 Staff 4: Associate Editor: Commercial Contest Team 4: Commencement Speaker fl. A1.u'1-: fluwrox .ll Commercial G. A. A. 2, 3: Girls Chorus 2: Grew: Dictation and l'rans4-ription Awards: 60, N02 Memorabilia Staff -l. 21 lVlAliIllN Loiusia Glilllitilf L'm'lry f,UllllllCl'Cl2ll Vice President of Sopho- more Class: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. -l: Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: Thespian Honor Society 4: Gregg Dictation and Trans- cription Awards: 60, 340, 100. .l1c.xN I. lloluu-:Y llnlrli Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: National Thespinn 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, -i: Press Club Art ldditor 1: Junior Miss il: 'l'he Family l'or- lr.lil 2. r no J. DEl,0S HowE1.l. KENNETH Y. Howler: Academic Bluvklf Jerseytown: Baseball 2 1 Academiq Bloomsburg: F. F. A. 3, fl. Gym Team 2- Al.llI'fli1' I.. HUNSINGPIIQ GEORGE JQHNS 5l'1'l'd . Dutch Commercial Academic Baseball 3, 45 Band 4. NANCY I1IPI'ENSTliliI. Hip Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Family Portrait 25 Na- tional Thespian Honor So- ciety 2: Memorabilia Staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secre- tary 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Assistant Sports Editor 45 National Honor Society 4. ALBERTA I. HCFIQNE Bart Academic DIlNAl.D ROBERT HOLMES Don General Batavia, N. Y.: Stage Crew 2, 35 Hi-Y 3. Bloomsburg: Hi-Y 4. LEE RICHARD HORNE Gcneral i l lCl,.'xlN1': M. Kixm' ffllll' Commcrcizll Grs-mx Dictutiun und Trans- cription Awards: 60, SO, 1003 Gold Pin 120: Com- mercial Contest Tc-um 4 ' 4. National Honor Society fl. lil1'llAltll N. Kiel-Zssliile lllfk Aczulcniic Pri-I-is Club 2. 3. 4: Sports l-Iclilor 4: Junior Miss - 3 Mn-morabiliu Stuff 4. Nliucv C. Klum man Cilzrfx Aczulcniic Madison: Class Play: Svc- retury of Sophomore Class. llloomsburfz: Girls Chorus lCl.mm'rl1.x lm-:xii lilwxl I .S lx i'o1nii1c.'ci:1l llicxicv lX.Xl'l'lill, lit , Il' 'nu' 5lllRl.liY J jolniov A 3 W .QI ' Aczulcmic 5 W' Memorabilia Staff 4 ficncrzll lflwlc KELLER lwl.'xlcjm1iilic lxial.i.i R lfoiniilcrcizll . ' MW. C'-nts-r: Grzuluation Pluy 2. llllllllllilflill liloxinisliuryxs Sm-nior Exton- s,on 3, 4. 23 Evmxx G, l.lVSl2Y clllflt' Academic Girls Chorus 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 43 Press Club 45 Me- morabilia Staff 4. GLORIA JEAN lVlARKS frllIjjt'l' Academic Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4: Na- tional Thespian 3, 43 Baton Twirler 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4: Gym Team 3, 4: Commencement Speaker 4. Romain' NV. l,i'c4us l.1yl1l11il1g1 Academic Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Na- tional Thespian Honor So- ciety 3, 4g Basketball Mun- ager 2: Night of January l6th 33 Junior Miss 43 National Honor Society 4. Puvl.1.1s MARTZ Pliyl Coinniercial Girls Chorus 3. 4: Gregg: Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60. 80, 100: Tri- Hi-Y 4: Memorabilia Staff 4. NATALIE J. LAUHAC H AVG! Academic Girls Chorus 4: Memora- bilia Staff 4. EI.lzAnETli C. l.r2l4:u Bvffy Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Press Club 3, 4: French Club 3: Girls Chorf us 3: Memorabilia Stuff 4. JAMES M. LEHMAN hm Academic Band 2, 3, 41 Band Presi- dent 4: Northeastern Dis- trict Music Festival 4: Co- lumbia County Music Festi- val Band 45 P. S. M. A. District Band 4: Gym Ex- hibition 2, 33 Vice Presi- dent of Junior Class. STANLIQV l.. LEXAAN, jk. limi' Academic .lunifr Varsity Basketball 25 Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 41 Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Var- sity Basketball 3, 43 F. F. A. 3, 4: Vice President ll. fl, l:l.0RA A. M4'HrINRY lfln Lfommcrcizil Gym Exhibition 2: Senior Girls Chorus 4: Memora- bilia Staff 4, jaxivi-1 I. Mlm.-xiii-11.1. .lun L mnmcrcizil Omngzeville-: Class officer 2: Girls Cleo Club 2: liloomsburxz: Gn-gg Dicta- tion Awards: 60, 340. l'o1,i.v A N N Mull l-ZNRY Pam Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Night of January 16th 3: Press Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: National Thespian So- ciety 3, 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: National Honor So- ciety 4. PA'r1c1m'lA J. Nllilitil-IR Put Acziclcmic G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4. PIHLHN MA'r'rHicws fwrlflff? Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Thespian Society 3. 43 Night of January 10th 3: Memorabilia Staff 4. VVILLIAM MAY Hill Commercial Varsity Basketball 3. 4 Hi-Y 3. 4. NANCY l.AVaRNb: Mixviilz l31,ANq'HE M, Mg'HENlQY 4 Butch. COl'llll'lCl'Cllll L,UllllIlCI'Cl1l1 Girls Soft Ball 2. 3: Gregg Gregg Dictation and T,-ans- Dictation and Transcription cription Awards: 60, 80, Award 50- 100: Memorabilia Staff 4. 25 R.xi.Pu C. Mmmic M00 Academic J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 4: Captain of Varsity Football 45 Varsity Baseball 3. 4. Aimzkr L. Nizwimiw, ju, A! Commercial Band 2,33 Varsity Basket- lgalli 3, 4: Varsity Baseball M. LOUISE NICVICI. Illyrt Academic limru Ni-tvimim lzdm' c.,Ol'IllTlCl'Cllll G. A. A. 23 Gym Exhibition 23 Girls Chorus 33 Press Club 3, 45 Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards 60, 80, 100. ,lmiics A. lVllTCHl?l.l. Jim Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 President Gym Team 2, 3. l2l?WARll JAY lVl0lum.'xN 1111 Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Band 2. 3, 4 Drgmmtic Club 4. CARI, B. Moons, ju, Lzltlr' IWUWR Academic Memphis, Tenn.: Latin Club 2: National Honor Society 4 . Glmric l.. Moss .571 nriy Acxxclcinic G. A. A. 3, 4. l'l+11.r:N M. Poi.K l'nl.'1'v tjonimcrciul Pre-ss Club 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: Gregg Dictation und Transcription Awards: 00, 80, 100. filiNl-I R. RAUI' PPM' Acaclcniic J. V. Football 2. Rov R. RAi.s'roN, Ill lliulvils Lfornnicrciul Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. AUURIQY Riziixl 1.11 Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, fl: Press Club 2, 3. 4: National Thespian 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. -4: The Night of Janu- ury 16th 3: The Little Foxes 4: Advisory Board of' Dramatic Club 3. 4: Mc- morabilia Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. BARBARA A. NlESI.P1Y Balm' Academic Gym Exhibition 2: National Thespian Society 2, 3. 4: National Quill and Scroll S 0 ci e t Y 4: Memorabilia Staff: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Secretary 3: Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Advisory Board 4: Family Portrait 3: The Little Foxes 4: Preis Club 2, 3, 4: Assistant Editor 3: Editor 4: National Honor Society 4. jo ANNI-1 PARSHLI. Josie Commercial Orangeville: Class Officer 2: Girls Glee Club 2. Bloomsbury: Girls Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 4. MARY PATRICIA PARK Pal' Academic Intramural Basketball 2: Softball 2: Gym Exhibition 2: Prom Committee 3: Me- morabilia Staff: Assistant Art Editor 4. R UTH IRI-:NE Pano Ruthie' Commercial 27 MARY IBA ROBBINS Sparlc3I Academic Memorabilia Staff. KEITH RIIIIIQBT John Commercial Band 3, 4. RALPH A. ROBBINS, JB. Jzmzor Academic Hand 2, 3, 4g The Little Foxes 4. JOAN B. SIIAFFIQB .fnnmziq Acaclennc Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4: Press Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 4g Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Secretary ol' Sophomore Class 2. PRISCIl.l..fX M. RI-:IBSOMIT P4'!l!!,V Connnerciul Memorabilia Staff 4. XYIYIAN A. RI:nII.I:v Vw COITllllCl'Cl2kl Press Club 2. 3, 4: Senior Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4: Dra-- matic Club 2, 3, 45 Grew: Divtution Award 60. ANNA MAE RI-:ICHEBT Trzvks Commercial Southampton: Mixed Chor- us 2. Bloomsburg: Girls Chorus 3, 4: Memorabilia Staff -1: Dramatic Club 4. lx'l.XRQl7l'ilfN H. RUBBINS Qltfvllir' Acadeinxc Gym Band 3: Rand 4. CARI, J. S'i'kAussi:R Academic Center: F. F. A. 2 3, 4 Junior Varsity Baseball 2l liloumsburg: F. F. A. 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. JA Mi-Ls R. 'lll'IRXVll.l.lGl-IR Twzy Academic Football 2. 3: Family Por- trait 33 Gym Exhibition 2 Little Foxes 4. R Ui' ii SWA N K Rntldc Commercial Nun L. 'I'1zEssi.r:k Trfss Academic Junior Varsity Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4: Ath- letic Honor S ciet - u y 3. 4: Athletic Council 4. SELMA SHAFFER Sas Q Academic Band 2, 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 2. 3: Softball 2. 3: Gym Team 2, 3: Vice Pres- ident of G. A. A. 45 Me- morabilia Staff 4. NANCY M. STEVENS Stmfm Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 8, 4: Cor. responding Secretary 3: County Chorus 2: Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Me- morabilia Staff 4: National Honor Society 4: Com- mencement Speaker 4. FRANKLIN R. SIIUMAN Hess General Mainville: Basketball 2. Bloomsburz: F. F. A. 3, 4. JOHN R. STONE Stoney Academic 29 r i JACK VVELLIVIER lfVvll General Basketball 2, 3. VVAYNIE XVI-:l.I.1x'T-:la V liafiy Commercial Junior Varsity Football 25 Junior Varsity Basketball Z1 Varsity Football 3, 4g Gym Exhibition 3: Junior Miss 4. .loHN WH ITI: Wlzitl'j' General BETTY JEAN Tlzov Kid Commercial ROBERT WATTS Bob Academic Junior Varsity Football 23 Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Captain 4: Varsity Baseball 3. 4: National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4, junv M. UNDERYVOOD Red Academic Band 2, 3, 43 County Band 25 Girls Chorus 2, 3. 43 Senior Class Secretary 4. ROBERT li. Weiss Y Slug Commercial 1 0 4 Jil MEMORABILIA STAFF First Row, Left to right B. Groner, A. Rehm, B Niesley P. McHenry, P Parks, M. Dorsey, B. Cole K. Gunter, B. Gensemer, A M. Reichert, S. Deiterick Second Row: B. Leigh, P pensteel, E. Livsey, M fer. E. Neyhard, L. Mayer Third Row: H. Matthews ley Knorr, M. Robbins, H Kapper, P. Flad, J. Babb R, Kressler, H. Polk. MEMORABILIA STAFF A Qnce again the Memorabilia Stat? of 1946-47 has successfully completed the publication ot tlns-yearbook tor the graduating class and lor the faculty and students of the entire school. Without a doubt. Beverly Cole, the editor-in-chief' Barbara Gensemer, the associate editor, , . and Igathryn hunter, the student business manager, have done an excellent job in compiling the material that was written by the various members of the staff, not to mention the excellent work done by the art editor, Mary Jane Dorsey and her assistant, Patty Park. PRESS CLUB 25th YEAR This year marks the close of the twenty-lifth year of publication for the Red and XYhite. I Under the line guidance of Mr. li. J. Brown. the Press Club has very successfully fulfilled its purpose to encourage the interests of the high school pupils in the journalistic tield. The rules of Press Club require that each member hands in the assigned material for every issue and be present at every meeting unless a reasonable excuse is given. This year. the editor, Barbara Niesley, and the staff worked hard to maintain the high standard which the Red and Vifhite has held in the past 'I he students of Blooinsburg High School can justly be proud of their school paper. V PRESS CLUB First. Row. Left to Right: B. Groner, P. McHenry, M. Wright, S. McNinch, N. Hippensteel. B. Niesley, A. Rehm, K. Ziunter, V. Rem- ley, R. Kressler, S. Deiter- ich, B. Cole: Second Row: B. Kilfuil, A. Toledo, P. Eek, M. Kilfoil, J. Nichols. P. White, M. Greenly, R. Bachinger. M. Dorsey, N. Shuman. E. Livsey, D. MacKeeby, E. Creasy. D. Eisenhauer, H. Polk: Third Row: X. Lyehos, P. Flad, E. Brown, E. Reigle, B. Leigh. ,xy 32 ' f Eck, N. Stevens, N. Lau- bach, F. McHenry, N. Hip- George, P. Martz, S. Shaf- R. Watts, B. Fox, J. Leh- man, P. Reibsome, J. Wes- NATIONAL QUILL A D SCROLL First Row. 1.1-ft tn Rinrht l'. M1-H1-nry. N. Ilippen- steel. li. N11-sley. A. Rehm li. 11111111-r. V. R1'n1l1'y: Suv- 111111 Row: li. Gr11111-r. E. .1 Ikrnwn, R. Ixrosslor. li C1111-. 1111' 1211111 illltl ?w1'1'1111 1x :111 ll11ll11l'2ll'j' 111'g':1111z:1111111 111 1'll1'1llll'ZlgL' 1111211 511111111 h1ll1l1'l1l5, 111111 lllXL 11111111.1l151111 111111115 111111 z1111I11111111s, 111 111111111-11 1111111-11cl1 111111-1' 1111- 1'1-c11g11i111111 lll j11111'11:11is111. '111 1111111111- 1111111111'1'w 111- 1111111 '1111l 911-1111 '1 w1111l1111 11111s1 111 1 s1111111 111 11111 1111111 111 ll1llSl ' ' . A 1 , ,1. , 1. 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ATIONAL HO GR SGCIETY 111 111 11111s1'11 ll 1111111111-1' 111' 1111- Nz11i1111:1l 1'l1111111' S11ci1-15' is 111111 111' 1111- 111g111-st z11':11l1'111ic 1111111111 1 Nlll1lk'111 l lll '111'1111 1 1 1 . 1111- 1'l111'l 11111'1111s1' 111 11115 1Il'g2llllZ1ll11lll IS 111 1'111'11111':1g1' ll1gllL'I' s1'11111:1s111' s1:1111l:1r11s 11111111111 111g1: s1'l11111l 51ll1ll'lI1a. 1 M1'111111'1s11111 ls 11111111-11 111 11111 111-111-111 111 1111' 111111111' 111141 111101111 111'1'1'1'111 111 1111' s1'111111' 1'lz1ss, 1 1 11111 111111-1w11111 Q1-1'x'11'1' l111'llllM'l'A :11'1- c1111s1-11 115' :1 faculty 1t11111111i111'1- 1111 1111' s1:1111lz11'11s 111. sc11111z11's ' . 'I 111 ll 11111 11111 1111t111111111111 lll 11411 1 1111111111 ll 111 i' 'Z 2'1 Z'2lC1lY1 W. 1111- j11111111's 211111 S1-1111113 111111 21l'L' l11L'l11lK'l'S 111 11115 11111- 111'1gz1111zz1111111 11:11'1' 1111' N111c1'1'1' 1'1111A g51':11111:1111111, 111' 1111' 1-1lClll1j' 111111 5111110111 111111y. First Row. lmft to Riilhtz S. U1-it1-ri1'h, li. Colv. M- 1Sr1111s1m, G. Marks, A. lft'hIll, N. Iii11pc11111.ucl, B. tirnner, li. N11-sleyg Se-001111 Row: J. AH111'S, H. Shaffvr. 19. Ki111l1, U. Wunich, 1'. M1-111-nry. .l. Gorrey Ll. M11y1-r, N. 'l'rembley, E. IJ1-rr, N. S11-v1-ns. li. Gen- sa-n11-r, J. Ash: 'I'hir11 Row: R. Luchs. R. Dillon, H. lflmmitt. R. Crnmloy, C, Moor:-, J. 1!:1l1l1. 33 C7 27 P' E P' 5 Q cz w C1 oo 25? 555553 5-0:2 Oc:--17:3 WFV' ni QE ra 4::1m:H -'g,U5'S':.':2.oN: 50:-agzrin F:-0 UBI' AWJ3 97 :W :wh m33..5 -M, - m H Ho :L -1 - 73' oQw Fgmmg K4-1-, ',E i Vi. So Ea-+35 ,gg-1 2- Oc:-1 F-QR 7..-4-mmUQ E- E 63322: 3' if ms... 120 'QD2..1.qq 5-is s-n'1Q-:r Mg: gr,-Q mA qbnmu M U3-17: ,.,.,-N'-in ,faq -5935 1-4-M 1 O 22: 22004 2 W iE1:m' 55:3 5T::iC 942, N 9:-1 E 740 6.525 .11 Q IL- i:w:'m 2,5-N' g2N':.'. 29: Qgogo in QEQJSF 3232 ff7 UQE' C mx f- - aim gwggy -i'3 ,.1,Z5gxf'D: .2 :I QQ' va: 'HG QQEEEQ -5 1..mm 23m HQ mH 'U'.. 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Fp:Z 33 C5119 P232 53 '4l'F.1. f:T wS3Z4mw NATIONAL THESPIAN HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: L. Law, . Moyer, S. McNinch, . Frye, C. Shellenberger, . Strain, R. Bachinger, . George, S. Deiterick, . Wright, N. Shuman, . Laubach, R. Henrie, . Flad, Mrs. Kline, D. Crom- ley, A. Rehm, J. Gorrey, W. Kuster, J. Ruckle, B. Groner, B. Niesley, H. Matthews, K. Gunter, N. Hippensteel, R. Luchs. THE LITTLE FGXESH Senior Class Play 'l'lu- Sc-nioi' Llass l'lay 'l'l1c Little Foxes was pwsviitccl Nlarcli JS iii ilu' suliool Zlllflllllfllllll. 'l'liis play was crossccl aiicl rccrossccl with li'L'aclici'o1is and sulnlv l111llL'I'L'l1I'l'l'IllS, num- of wliivli were missccl or sulmornlinatccl lmy tlic vapalmlc Cast. 'l'lic mcnilicrs ol' tllis prillc-ssioiial-like conipany wcrc: llarlmara Xil'llllL'l', .lamcs In-liman. l'l1il l l::rl. llai'liai'a Nicslcy, llolm Luclis, Aiiclrcy Rohm, hlim 'l'c1'willigci'. 'alpli Rolmlniiis, Slicrcwooml Ilcitcrich, and llarris Appclman. JUNIOR MISS All School Play 'l'lic ,Xll Svliool l'lay Hbluiiim' Miss was prcsriilccl on 'l'ul-smlay. Xiwciiilmvr 26, llllfi, by llic im-iiilml-i's ol llic lJl'1llllZlllC Qlllll unclcr llic mlimclioii ol Mrs. llarrlvt llartmaii liliiiu. 'l'lic cry' was Hglillllllllg Ronin Unlyn as thc wliolc mlowiislairs was sulfl out licforc llic cloors opciiufl. 'l'lic rcasmi for llic scll-out was nilwimis. Susan lhlunlyl NcNim'li :mil l.l1.'XIllll' 1 lfliililyj l.aw fliil :L won1lci'l'11l juli in llic lcacling roles. 'l'lic- otlici' lllClllllL'l'S ul -lllilX'i-Q lmiilv wsu-: lllclc Qioiiilcy, llarliai'a Nloycr, ,'XIlIlZlllCllL' llrolist. aml lloug Yolio, I llowf limviii c l'liil lflarl's son-in-law ln' iiiaiiviiig jcamic lxuclqlc. :Ximahcllc liail J J PS 1 ' ' . . llllllll'1'llll5 lioy lriciirls iii llic- play: liolm l.uclis, Loc llorm-. -lolm lialilm, XX aynl- XX vl- livm-i', :mil l.a-on l'm'al. .'Xll in all. thc play was an ovcrwliclming success. 'N-'-. THE BAND Our band, under the direction of Rlr. li. T. lXlcCormick is led by the baton twirlers and flag swingers, an organization of which we are proud. They were a vision of color and splendor in all of our football games, and were ready and will- ing to serve our school and community at all times. Under the baton of Mr. E. T. McCormick, exchange concerts with neighbor- ing schools were made possible. Another highlight in their activities during the year was participation in the program at Bucknell commemorating Bucknell's 100th anniversary. At the beginning of the year officers were elected from among the members. They were an asset to Mr. McCormick in managing this 105-piece musical organiza- tion. The oflicers were: President, james Lehmang vice president, Donald Doveg secretary, Judy Underwoodg student director, Donald lierningerg librarian, Ralph Robbinsg custodians, james Ferguson and Edward hlordan 36 GIRLS' CHORUS First Row, Left to Right M. Birtley. H. Shaffer, A Reichert, J. Underwood. I' Morgan, C. Kreamer. J He-islvy. K. Gunter. L. Roh' ling, J. Furnwahl. D, Fed' der, E. Kennedy J. Deit terick. V. Rumley: Secom Row: J. Turner, S. Brandt E. Creasy, P. Underwood M. Muycr N. Shnmnn, J Frye. B. Moyer, A. Hut' chison, Mr. McCormick. J Hileninn. J. Rnckle. R Swank, E. Derr. E. Livscy l . ML'Ht-nry, N, Stevens M. Gcnrgu. R. llrnhst. l'ntlt'r tht- rlii'vt'timi nl.. Mr. lN'lcCm'iniclc, tht- Girls' Lfliortis ciijuycfl Il vt-ry hnsy suzisnng tht- hnsit-st in tht' sclninlk lnstury. The girls mot with Mr. McL'nrniick t'vui'y Xlbrliitlsclzty ziltvi' sclnml :intl lt':n'ncrl lllllllj' clzissicnl :intl pnpnlztr songs. lhc pnrpnst-s ul tht- lnrls L hnrns are tn touch :1 large group tn sing tngctlicr. In L'tltbllCI'2llL'. inrl tu zippiwcizitt' ninsic uf high tynu, :is wcll :is to satisfy the incliviclnzil nrgc tn du gnml singing in :1 special stylc. The lirst pnhlic uppcztruncc of thc chorus was nizulc ut Ringtnwn. 'l'hcy gart- st-vriwil znsscnihly prngrznns :incl :tlsn tnnk pzirt in thc Lfolninhia Cnnnty Music l7Qs.ivgxl in which ninny mln-r sclnmls lrmn this flistrict pznrticipmctl. ln April tht' Girls' Qilllll'llS ti':ix't'lt'tl tu li1lSl 9tiunrlslnn'g, wlinrt- tht-y sung' :lt ll cuncvrt. 'l'hv nl'lit't'i's nl' tht- Girls' thnrns strc: Prcsiclcnt, Kathryn linntcrg ricc prcsitlcnt, l.nis fuhlingl :.t-crm-tzti'y, .lmiiiiic lluislt-yg l!'C1lSlI!'l'I' jo Ann lfornxwtlrlg lihrzirizms, thrlstinc lN1l'L'2llllx'I' intl Niitnlit- l.:1nh:tch. BOYS' QHQRUS A viwniip ul sm-nnn' high sclnml hnvs wcrc tlrccl ul lrtvinff tht' ffirls t'1l'u 'ill tht' l'nn'vls in I, Q . 1. . g g . . X . , singing, sn thny tlvrirlctl to urgzniizc thulr mvn singing orgznnzzttnin-thc llnys' L hn.ns. l'nslvi' lhf- Uflllfllllt' lt'm'c'rsl1ip of Mr. Mt't'u1'111lclc tht' hnys wurktwl chhguntly tn nsrlcct thun' urgznii- f:'1i1iiI. . . A , - - llrt' vlmtns lll I :altvr sclnwn. un Munclnys lm' :it ltxzlst :tn hntn' lui' rcl1t'zn's:1ls. Must ul' 'thc ' i U' ' ' xx is tux htlplnl l ys :ilsn vniismiti-fl tw sing xv th tht- ,girls in il nnxctl clinrns. This xwrlc vp Viully ini' hwy. whn xrzlnt tu cuntinnt' in vorzil music. TRI-HI-Y First Row, Left to Right 2535 wif? Zzvmm QNWD- FS-351 . UL' 235' 5255? N515 F92-ru - rl r'r:JZU:3-c 'C' Hippensteel. A. Rehm, . Niesley, N. SteV9YlS, . Roblinzi Second Row: . Heffefinger, M. Beagle. J Fornwald, D. MaeKe9bV, J Lewis. V. Strain, L. Philo M. Dorsey- N. Trembley, Ji Frye, M. G'orge. J. Ed- wards, B. Cole. P, Martz X. Lychos, B. Leigh. M Wright. The Tri-Hi-Y is sponsored hy the Y. M. C. A. of Pennsylvania, The Tri-Hi-Y is built on the purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Lfl1I'lSil2lll Lharacterf' The clulfs membership is limited to thirty-live girls of good Christian character. The meetlngs are held bi-weekly for an all-around development of Christian character. Miss Thursalxert Schuyler, who led the group through several successful years resigned and Miss Rhoda liddinger graciously accepted the leadership. The officers lor 1946-47 are: President, Jean Ruckleg vice president, Lois Rolilingg cor- responding' secretary, Marjorie Lauliaclig recording secretary, Nancy Shuinang counselor Rhoda lfddinger. , hlisw The Hi-Y is comiosed of twent '-six active meniliers from ninth to twelfth ffrades. lis . . . 3 . . h purpose IS to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Mr. Brink led the club through a very successful year with the help of james Mitchell, president: Donald Holmes, vice president: Donald Blyler, secretaryg Bernard Shultz, i'0ZlYlll'l'I'L and Douglas Yohe, chaplain. lll-Y First Row, Left to Right F. Brink, D. Laubach, D. Yohe, J. Mitchell, D Holmes, H. Dillon, R. Dav enport, L. Miller, J. Shaf- fer: Second Row: J. Craw- ford, Z. Hutton, D. Dunkle- berger. G, Gensemer, J. Shiga, B. Kester, E. Mor- don. VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row, Left to Right: F. Leonhardt. R. Peckne. li. Morrison, J, Swisher. R. Dietz, C. Be-ltz: Second Row: L. Coval. S. LeVan, W. Welliver, R. Eveland. F. Barnes. N. Tressler, J. Babb: Third Row: F. Todd. E. Yost. R. Hatter. E. Trudnak. D. Cole. C. Mos- er, C. Lee, C. Hartman: Fourth Row: G. Gensemer. J. Polk, R. Spaiil, R. Spaiml. R. Rupert. R. Rumer, K. Wriszht, J. Doty: Fifth Row: ll. Pollock. C. Cox, T. White. P. Carter. 'l'hi5 jkillls iimtlmll tcziin was lhv gm-zilcst tczim cvci' l5l'lKillCCli in thc iliSlUl'j' uf llluiniiislmiiip High Schuul, thanks lu thc cxprrt cuzicliing ul' Hun Pollock zinil his zissistunt L-il2ll'i0S K ox. lhi in-:un went tlirmlgli thu 5685011 iimldczitccl, :incl nm unly hrnuglit tu liliiiriiislmiiig its imly Sus- qiim-lizinnzi Cuiifcruncc lflialnpinnsllip tfilllilj' hut it was the first time in inantx funn vuirs 1h'i1 lihJlllllSillll'g hczil Berwick. ,., 4 in - if 'I hu svzislni wus 21 wry colorful unc with czipzicity Crmvfls :it Qvcry 1-'ziini' cllcvrin thi in nn 1-. . , . nn lu victory. Of thc ton games schcchilccl, thc Pzmtlicrs were victmwiuus in ninc :incl plxiyvcl In zi scurclcss tic with Mihun in thi- other. Thcy came frlnn hchiml in tliruc uf thc ggauiius tu win. :ind tlmnigli thc whulc sc-zisun piled up 189 points to 51 fair the uppusiliun, In Zlll zzftcr-sczismi tnccting, thc tvzim chose Ralph Muylc, Z1 senior, :ls limmrziry thc your of 1946. cziplznn lm' VVith mfmy of thc- lmys hzick next yczir, wc' hnpc' 1h:1t thc if-:it 1ll'ClJ1llDilSilUi thu xi ii null hi ri-pm':i1s'rl. 39 1 V ' ZITTIG n Babb .....,, 4 Ledyard ..,.. n Coval .,,.,. Trc ssler ....AA, gh Moyle ..,.,. i Hartor AA,A ncis Derr ..,,,, ,cr Leonhardt Trudnak .,,,,., c Fetterolf ...,A e Cole .,.. 4 Spaid .....,, i Dillon ..,.. nk Todd A..,. Crt Waits ..... mley Lcvan r Lee .,......,.,.. ind Evcland , me Wtlliver 1 Barnes ...., Wright ,...,, Position on Team ,,,...Left End ,,,,,.....Left End ..,.,...Left Tackle ....,,,,,Left Guard .,..l,.,..,Center ,,.........,.,.,.,Center ........,Right Guard .,,,.....Right Guard l,......Right Tackle ,,,,,..Riglit End i..,..,Right End .,l..,,Qu.xi'tci'b:iclc Qaurterback ..,n.....QLlZlI't0I'bLlCli . ....,... Right Halfback ,.......Right Halfback ....,Right Halfback ,,,,,,,Lcft HL.ll'b.1Lk ,.,.......,,,,Fullb:1cZ: ...,,.,LCft Halfbncl: ,, ,,,,,,,,, Manager I 946 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE. Bloom V September 20 H-Forty Fort .,............ September 27 A-S. Williamsport .... 6 October 4 H-Renovo ,...,.A... ....... 5 8 October 12 H-Milton ....,......,.......... 0 QOriginally scheduled for Buc Stadium, but because of rair game was played at Blooms November 14.1 October 18 H-Selinsgrove .,.......... 14 October 25 H-Berwick ,.,..,., ....... 2 0 November A-Jersey Shore .,........ 7 November 8 H-Northumberland 20 November 15 H-Kingston Twp. ...., , November 28- 20 A---Danvllle .,.. .,......., 2 5 H-Home - A-Away Won-9 - Tied-1 Undefeated Season Left to Right: W. May, R Ledyard, D. Yohe, A. New hart, R. Eveland, E. Trud nak, R. Harter, R. Watts Kneeling: Coach Golder, J Babb. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Panthers really fought their way to the top this year to win the Susquehanna League Lfliampionship and the right to enter district four playoffs in which only the topanotch teams Jlav. I H During the season the Red and VVhite Cagers played six pre-season games and sixteen league games. ln the pre-season games the Panthers defeated Berwick twice, which is an unusual occurrence and lost only one league game which was to Milton. The Panthers, how- ever, faced Milton in the playoff for the Susquehanna League and defeated the Milton tive 40-33 to clinch the championship. . They next tackled Sayre and won by a 38-36 margin to put them in the District Four Championship playoff with Williamsport. The towering W'illian1sport squad checked the Golder Quintet with a 39-19 score to put Bloomsburg out of the playoffs. In an after-season meeting Robert Watts was elected honorary captain. The team loses six of its members this year: Stanley LeVan, Roland Eveland, Bob VVatts, Al Newhart, Ralph Moyle, and Billy May, but Coach Golder will have six from the yarsity back next year and some good material coming up from the Junior Varsity to work With. Coach Golder has done a superb job at coaching these boys and has shown that a cham- pionship team is no accident for he has produced six out of the ten years that Bloom has been in the league. He deserves a lot of credit and thanks for the time and effort he spends with the boys for the fellows did a great job and played a season to be long remembered at B.H.S. 42 Moyle, D. Bauman, S. Le- Van, G. Gensemer, R 'll'NlUR lllflll l HH'I'll.Xl.l. First. Row. Left. ln liitrlitz R. Lung, I.. liaehinger. G. Litlihaeh. l'. Toth. N. Yost. IJ. Crnwfnrd W. llidlay. .l. Milli-rg See ntl Row: Il. Du- virx, W. l'hill'ps. IJ. Sum- mers. D. Neyhard, G. l'itel'l'nrd, W. Kressler, C. Rnhhins, J. Gray, G. Dt-rr. W. D.-itrieh, J. Krnm: 'l'hir'I llnwz W. Swisher, ll. Rrmdarmi-l. C. M rn-inn, R. llendt-rshnt', J. lilpss. I.. Grnner, J. Wirt C, Conti-s. I . llisernad, l'. Krum, W. Reed. .IVNIOR lllfill ILXF-li li'l'llAl.l. First Row. Left to Rifrh' H. Dillon. L. Groner. Vl Swisher. S. Kline. K. Wai ner: Second R 0 w: l Greenly, N. Wnlp, B. Pu lock, W. Yoduck. J. Steine J. Steiner: Kneeling: I Hidlay, R. Watts, R. Her dershntt. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 'lille ,lnninr Iligh liaskethall team, under the euaching nt lien Pollock, came lllllbllgil the -ln 47 seasnn with tlying enlnrs. Their only defeat was in the opening game nn the Locust Ctitltl. 'lhey feneed this nut, hnwever, with a enntinnnns fifteen-game winning streak. The squad ennsisted nt fourteen hoys: Twp freshmen and twelve eighth graders. Stanley Kline :md Oren Baker were the senior members of the team. The eighth graders were: Bill Swisher, linll tireenley, Bill Yudock, jim and jne Steiner, Law Grnner, Raymond Hendershntt. llaymnnd XYatts. Kenny Hidlay, Harold Dillon, and Neil VValp. Part way through the seasnn the team was deprived nf the activities nf Kenny XVag'ner who heeame ill with rheumatic fever. A speeial game was played fm' the fathers, who had been unahle to see their suns in aetinn lu wind np the season. Mr. Pnlluck did a line juli of coaching these enthnsiastie players. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL An early start in fnnthall helps to develop the winning style and right eumhinatinn of hnys that nialce a ehampinnship team. That is why the lilnoiiishnrg High School has in the past few ytgtrs, nrganizetl a innthall team nt' lmnys in the seventh and eighth gracles, 'l'htse lads. under the guidance nf Mr. Xliilliam Reed, have won one game this year agaiiitt fnin' lnsses. llnweyer, the experience they have gained will enntrihute much tn gaining yie- lui It s in the x'e:.i's ahead. Htl tver. C. 43 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: A. Garth- waite, P. Cunningham, V Welliver. H. Terwilliger, L Philo, Mrs. Bader, B. Moy- er, M. Lank, M. Pegg, N Carter, M. Bronson, F Saracheski. Kneeling: Cath- erine Keimbach. ns un mnks the tirst time for the girls of Bloomsburg High School to play inter- scholtstic lnsltttliall. The team developed and progressed heautiiully, handicapped hy a late st nrt tnd t limited amount of practice in the gym. K ompttition xx is strong, all opposing teams heing veterans in the game. The future promises m tnx nms tlthongh the team loses its high scorer Martha Bronson. The forwards are Alberta tiuthnutt VN ftndt Pursel, Verda VYelliver, Martha Bronson. Merle l.anlc, Catherine Heim- lm ich ind the ,,unds are Laura Philo, Mary Ruth Pegg, Nora Carter, Barbara Moyer, Florence S11 tshesltl H xnnxh Terwilliger, and Patsy Cunningham. s s liader has done an excellent Joh at coaching the girls and developing good Di iiifliLE7rtXfFHLETIC ASSOCIATION lhe Girls Athletic Association which is under the capahle direction of Mrs. Bader was org unftd to provide activities in the form ot recreation tor girls interested in sports. lt pioxidts opportunities for student leadership anzl participation in competitive sports. lt tlso helps girls olxttin points toward numerals and letters. ' tning tie p ist year the girls have had parties, sleigh rides, dances, and Wiener roasts. Other txt its in nlnelt they have participated are: ice skating. roller skating, howling. haslcethall, 1 o cus or this year were: President, joan Shafferg vice president, Selma Sliatiierz ict tix l tin 1 Philo: and treasurer, Rita liachlnger. .11 1111' 1'1 11' 1 1-11 I I N ' K . BASEBALL First Row, 111-ft t11 Right J. Ly1'h11s. R. Muyle. li Kit.1'h1-n, G. Johns. C. Deit- vrich, G. l'urs1-ll. E. Yost F. Bariivs, C. Lee, S. L1- vz-111. D. G111111s1111, 11. Watts Sevond Row: Mr. Hidluy D. L1-11y11r11, C. Strziusser D. 1i11w1111111. R. Rumer, 1' Carter, R. S11a1i11. J. 13111111 E. Trudnnk. Mr. G11111er Third Row: D. Y11h1-. C 1 r11n11s, R. 1'l1'c1111111. A N1-whnrt. Ii. P1-r11ti. G. Gen s1n111r. 1 1111111g111 1111:11-111111 11Z1Lx1i 111 13111111111-11111'g 111g11 511111111 11s Il 111111111' s11111'1 211.1l'!' 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OF A. , 1 'Z, 11' 1,1 1.1 1. 1 I1 . 1' -- -'11s '11 1 1 11' 1 5 11111 1111111111 1 1' ' '1 ' .111 N 1111 11111 1111111111 '11111' 11-11111 1111s 1111111111-11, 111111'1'1'1'r, 115' 1.11111 1 1 1 11111 1111111111 1 L11 1 1M1w, Il 11111' 1-111-111'11 111 111111111111' s 11-1111111: 511111 111111' 1111111- 111 1111- 111115'1'1's 11'1-1'1- 111-.1 11-17 5K'l1N4l11 11'11111is1-5 11 11' 1 S1 'ug 11111' 1-111' 1111' 1111111, 111' u1'111111:1111111, 1111 1 1 1 1 111 11111 1111111 . .' 5,15 1111 111'l11l 1 1111111x 111 fX1111r111 1111111r 1111 111111111 10'lC11'1'S1111J 111 X11' XX'11111r 1 11111 '1 111111 11111111 111111-111111111111 1'l1'l1l 111'1g'11117'1111111 111 v11111111'11'v ll1111l11l1'1'Sl11, 111's1g111'11 111 1111111 its 1111111' 211111111 111111 11I11l'1' 111.:1'111'11-Q s11'11'111g 1111' 111'1'1'111111111'111 111 11':1111'1's11111. 1111- 1111111111111 111 21 1111111' 11111'- 1111111111 l1l11111111l11 111111 1111 H1111111111111111 111 1111111115 111l. 1111' 111111118 1111N y1'I11' 111'1- 111 f11111111's: 1,1'l'S111L'111, 112111111 11111'111111111111'11'1 1'11'1' 111'1'i111L'111. S1111111-51 1,1'Xg111g x1'1'1'l'1Il1'Y 13111111111 1 l11'1'l'11Q 11'1-:1s111'1-1', 1 111'1 S111-111111111 N1'1111I11'1, 1'.1111 1X1N11l'1'. First. Row, 111-ft 111 lligzht G. Crnwfuril. K. Hittlv, R M1111111t1-111-r. J. Davis, J J11y, T. Shaffer, N. Wil- 1iun111: S1-cond Row: J 1'1-mg, N, S1111-11, J. Z1-1-k, IJ Murtz. R. M1-William-1. D K1i111z1-rg Third Ruw: C Th11ma11, C. 11urth11111m1-W. H. lJu1i111111, D, Applvfzatc W. K1111rr, A. Harvey 1 1111rth Row: C. Girton. C Umun, E. Fritz, A. H1-111-1 H. w1ll1.t'l'Nf,l'l'll, Z. Swartz, .1. Cr1-usy. D. Currell, 1' Ki1-1111-rg Fifth Row: D H111m1-14. F. Shumnn, C. Sh1-111-n111-rm-r, IJ, Steiner. J 1 1-tt1-r11I1', li. l111rlh11111n11'w 11. l'1llK1f'l', g1'1'g 1'1'1111r11'1', -111111 1'1't1111'1111: 111111 45 Kneeling: S. Deiterich Standing, Left to Right: J Shaffer, K. Laubach, J Waite. CHEERLEADERS Chine on now, let's yell, have heen the starting wnrfls for our ten energy-hursting cheer- leaders. These girls have entleavurecl tn pruvitle the necessary cheering suppnrt for our funtlzall and haskethall teams whn must certainly cleservetl it. 'l'he girls have rlune much tn hunst spirit antl ninrale ul the sclluul. Uncler the tlirectitmn of Mr. lftlwin T. McCormick, the cheerleaders tuol: part in all emin- initments in which the hand was a 1llC1lllJCl'. l.ecl hy Sherewoutl Deiterich the girls have willingly given of their time to clevelnp une ul the seliuuls must active gruups. Three nf the girls gracluate this year: Marion George, Shere- wuucl Deiterich, antl juan Shafferg hut the rest of the girls will he on hancl next year to leafl nur STAGE CREW One of the must active nrganizatinns in our schonl is the Stage Crew. This chili, untler the clirectinn uf Mr. Fisher, heacl nf the Art Department, consists ut' a gruup til' hartl xv-irlcing, ellicient, anal helpful hoys who play a large part in maintaining the high quality of nur school prmlnctinns. Incluclecl in the activities of this grnup are the supervision anzl installation ut all lighting etifects, both fur the schmal clances and all stage presentatiunsg the constructing, p.tinting, setting, and changing of all scenery: antl the operation of the puhlic aflclress system. During 1940447 the Stage Crew successfully staged and pruvicletl lighting for the All Sehunl Plav, the Senior Class Play, the Annual lianfl Concert, antl all assembly lll'Ugl'2llll9, illlll' tlanees teams tn vietnry. helrl' llll'UllQllUlll the year wnnltl have lueen inipnssilile withuut their ennperzttimi. Wenner, J. Lewis, B. Moy- er, D. MacKeeby, M. George, P. Audet, A. Garth- l Luft tu Right: N. Trclslvr. Mr. Goltlvr. L. Coval. Mr. l'11ll11s'k. J. liuhhl Knuvlinlll R. Watts. ti1.o111A JEAN MARKS NANCY M. STEVENS 12.1111111111 ANN G11Ns1-21111212 COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES lff1111111t-11cc'1111-11t activities ht-gan witl1 thc p1'csc11t:1tir111 of this Senior Class play, 'l'l1c Little lftixt-s, 1111 March 28, Ifiirlcr tht' skillful clircctitni of Mrs. Klint, thc ll1L'l1llJL'I'S ut' tht' cast gavt' :1 stirriiig lJCl'l0l'llll1llCt'. , fill May 29, tht- j1111im' Class :1111l thcir arlvis111's, Mr, llrink :1111l Miss litlCllIlQk'l', t'11tu1't:1i111'1l tht' St'11i111' Class at thc :1111111:1l j1111iu1'-Su11i11r P111111. l5:1cc:1l:111rcatc scrviccs were hcltl i11 thc a11clit11ri11111 of thc high SCl100l 1111 Jllllix 8. 'l'ht' flass Day p1'ug1':1111 was lll'l'5Ullll'fl 011 -111110 9. Tht' pr11g1':1111 was llllflCl' thc cli1'cL'ti1111 of Mrs. Klint- :mtl was vt-ry gay :1111l c11tcrt:1i11i11g. t'11111111u11cc111u11t :11'tiviti1's c1111cl11clC1l with the Qfilllllillltlll exercises Oll thc evening uf 'llllll' ll, 'l'l11' thru- sc11i111's whtw 1lcli1'1'1'v1l c1m1111011cc1111'11t atlclrcsscs were Gloria Marks, Nancy Stc1'v11s. :111fl B:1rl1:11':1 liCl'lSl'llIl'l'. 'l'l11-sc Sl1lKlL'lllS, 111c111hcrs of thc Nillltlllill Htllltlf Society for twtt yt-:1rs, wt-rc 1111tsta111li11g i11 extra-c11r1'ic11lar activities as well as sclnvlastic wurk. The ccrc1111111i1-s wvrt' very lIlllH't'SSlVt' :mtl 11't'1'c l:11-gt-ly :1ttt'11rlctl hy p:1rc'11ts :111cl friuntls of thc gr:1rl11:1t1's. ATIO AL ATHLETIC HO OR SOCIETY 'l'l1t- Nillltlllitl Allllt'llL' Hllllllf Socicty of SQc1111tla1'y Scllools was nrgaiiizctl i11 l7Cl1l'lllll'j'. 1935, Ivy :1 13111111 111 st-c11111l:11'y sclitml p1'i11cipals lll Vviwlllllglllll, D. C. Its p111'1111st-s lll'L' 111 lH5lCl' high s1'l1ul:11:sl1i11 :1111t111g hwy athletes, tu Sllllllllllllf :1 tlcsirt- for l32ll1lllCCCl trai11i11g, to clcv:1tc tht' iclcas Ill. SllHl'lrlIlZlllSlll13. :mil to tlcvt-lup l'lltll'L' u11tsta11cli11g luarlc1's i11 s0cu111la1'y Sl'lltllllS of thc l'11il1'tl Statt-s. Any hwy lll tht- t'lt'VL'lllll, 111' twclftl1 gr:1tlc ut' a scctmiitlary scluml is cligihlc fm' 111c111l1t-1'sl1i11 111 this susit-ty if I11- has t'1ll'lIl'Kl :111 athletic lcttcr Ivy taking active part i11 :1 spurt, it' his scllwlastifz '1v1-1':1g1- fur tl1:'t'c c1J11scc11tivc sc111cstQ1's has he-011 :1ht1vc the a1'cr:1gc, Zlllll it l11- has ext-111plili1'd tht- liigllcst typ: of ClllZL'IlSlllll :111tl spt11'ts111:111sl1ip. illll' l1z1ts:11'1- nfl l11tl11' huys nt' li. ll. S. who wort' CIIUSCII to lJt'Ct1Illt' 1111-111h1-rs uf this stvcicty. 47 Seated, left to right Messrs. R e ed, Pollock Golder: Standing: Mes rs Hidlay, Brown, Penning ton, Campbell, Cox. OUR CUACHES AND FACULTY MANAGERS Along the sidelines, out of the spotlight, are our coaches and faculty managers who have worked long and hard to put our teams on top of the sports' ladder. l.ong before the playing seasons open faculty managers, llrown and Campbell, are busy scheduling games for their respective teams and getting all equipment in first-class condition, These are not easy tasks and demand long hours of hard work on the part of the managers with little recognition for their outstanding services. The molding of a squad into a smooth-playing. game-winning team depends on the coach. Coaches Colder and l'ollock have proved themselves to be top-notch in the coaching held for both have produced not only winning teams but champion teams this year and the coming baseball season looks very promising. Like the managers. they also begin Working with their squads long before the playing season startsg drilling and criticizing and drilling some more until the play- ers are thoroughly familiar with the fundamentals and the rough spots are smoothed out. This often requires long hours of drill and the occasional missing of a meal. but the finished playing teams have been a credit to their coaches and their school. Both coaches are aided by interested and enthusiastic assistants who have been important factors determining the success of the teams. Un the football field Mr, l'ollock's assistants were Mr. Charles Cox and Mr. Maynard Pennington. Un the basketball court lllr. Golder's assistants were lllr. NVilliam Reed and Mr. lien Pol- lock. And on the baseball diamond, Mr. Golder's assistant was Mr. Harold Ilidlay. In dedicating this page to the coaching staff and the faculty managers we wish to thank them for the splendid job they have done in the sports field for ll. ll. S. and we, the graduating class, hope they have as much success with their teams in future years as they have had: during the 46-47 season. 48 FEATURES 4 Most Most Most Most SENIOR POPULARITY POLL Popular Girl Popular Boy Attractive Girl Most Attractive Boy Most Cheerful Girl Most Cheerful Boy Most Talented Girl Talented Boy Cutest Couple Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Class Apple Polisher Senior Coquette Drugstore Cowboy Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Class Brain Most Fickle Girl Most Fickle Boy Feminine Wit Masculine VVit Pin-Up Girl Pin-Up Boy Personality Plus CGirlj Personality Plus CBoyj Shyest Girl Shyest Boy Most Musical Girl Most Musical Boy Most Athletic Girl Most Class Class Athletic Boy Pessimist tGirlj Pessimist tljoyj First Beverly Cole john Babb Edith Neyhard Stanley LeVan Sherewood Deiterich Ned Tressler Jean Gorrey Phil Flad Ducky and Harris Helen Polk James Lehman Barbara Niesley Myrtle Nevel Roy Ralston Audrey Rehm james Lehman Gloria Marks Phyllis Eck Wayne Welliver Sherewood Deiterich Phil F lad Dawn Craig Roland Eveland Mary Jane Dorsey john Babb Caroline Berlin Henry Kapper Kathryn Gunter James Lehman Gloria Marks Roland Eveland Polly McHenry John VVhite Girl Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Stevens Boy Most Likely to Succeed Carl Moore 50 Runner-Up Barbara Niesley Roland Eveland Natalie Laubach, Nancy Hippensteel James Lehman Laverne Mayer, Beverly Cole Wayne Welliver Kathryn Gunter James Lehman Bev and Dune Dawn Craig Donald Dove Joan Shaffer, Barbara Niesley Gene Raup Myrtle Nevel Robert Watts Barbara Gensemer Joan Shaffer Roy Ralston Myrtle Nevel Edward Mordan Joyce Ash Henry Kapper Natalie Laubach Ned Tressler Edith Neyhard Donald Ent Nancy Stevens Phil Flad Selma Shaffer Stanley LeVan Anna Mae Reichert Richard Kressler Barbara Gensemer Phil Flad . i M 5. WE DO'OD IT! 1 1946-1947 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 10 A Berwick ......... 13 H Berwick ........ 17 A Forty Fort ...... 20 A Plymouth ...... 27 H Alumni ...... 30 H Plymouth ..... january ' 3 H Milton .......... 'l' 7 A Selinsgrove ..,... , ...... '10 A Trevorton ................... '13 H Northumberland ....... 'F 15 H Danville ......,.......... 'l7 A Mifflinburg .......... '21 A Sunbury .......... '28 H Lewisburg ...... February ' 4 A Milton .................. 'l' 7 H Selinsgrove ............. '11 H Trevorton ................... 'f14 A Northumberland ....... e..... '17 A Danville ................. '19 H Mifflinburg ......,... '21 H Sunbury ....,..... '28 A Lewisburg ........ ' Conference Games LEAGUE PLAY-OFF March 4 A Milton .................................................................. Inter-District Four Play-off-Semi-Final 7 A Sayre .,.......,........,.............,........................,..,....... lnter-District Four Play-off-Final 15 A Williamsport ..,........................,..,..........,l.. .,..,. 53 Bloom Visitor 41 27 34 29 52 34 43 56 45 28 37 39 33 15 52 15 46 25 35 32 41 17 37 18 46 35 37 27 34 43 53 14 47 24 42 36 53 31 46 25 40 35 40 31 40 38 38 36 19 39 1-5,.13-L-1.1-S-X-x-x.y.1.x,.x-3.1-x-X3 rg-x.y-x,.g-'g.x.1.y-'g-1.3-yeynxvi-X. MOYER BROTHERS Your Prescription Druggists Since 1868 Meet Your Friends at Our Soda Fountain MOYER'S FAMOUS HOME MADE ICE CREAM Sold Exclusively at Our Fountain lce Cream, Sodas and Sundaes Headquarters For Whitman's and Lovell and Covel Chocolates BLOOMSBURG MILLS, Inc. BLOOMSBURG - PENNSYLVANIA lVlZll1l1fZlCil1I'Cl'S of RAYoN FABRICS Factories: Bloomslourg, Pa. - Lock Haven, Pa. - Duryea, Pa. New York Sales Office: 525 Seventh Avenue x.x.x,x,x.-x,X.g.y.x-x.-x-X-X' ,.y.g.g.x.x.x.g.x.y.y.x.g.y.x.g.g.g.x.x.x.x.x 5-1 Dxngyug.1.X-g-xnyinxng-g,.x.1.'g.y.X-NgX-X-1-guy-guy-1-1-g-1-gnguy-1-X01-3.19 3 f n o a K K I K P K P K P K 1 1 5 5 MARTHA WASHINGTON 5 I 5 2 1 . 5 Hotel and Restaurant 5 5 3 NVELLIVER BROTHERS, Proprietors S 5 5 mu Plume 9154 1-:I.OOMsnURG, PA. 5 1 I K K K 1 1 K K K K I I September 3 ..., September 23-2 October 10-11 October 28 ,,...., nx,x.g.g.y.g.g,.y.y.g.x-55. g. g.y. 3 .g,.'g.g. g.,- X .g.g. g.y.x.x.y-Q1-X-xsy-g-1-5-xg November 28-29 ..,,.. December 23-31 ,I a n ua ry ..,,........ SCHOOL VACATIONS Opens Vacation Day Off-WE HEAT BERWICK! ....................r...........e........,,..'l'l1anksgiving .. ..................,.... Christmas Ye-ar's Day March 31, April 1--1 ...... .........,.......,r,...,.. 1 uaster May 30 .............,.,.,,....,., ....................v..........1............,..,..,,... ,,....,. K 1 emorial Day 'lime 12 .....,,,..,..,......, ..............,.v...........,.,.V....,.....v......,...,.......,,,....,......... S ellool Closes SOCIAL EVENTS November 26 .,.e.,.. ....,.,,...,..Y....,.,......,,,....,.......... 1 X11 School Play Junior Miss December 26 . ,... .........,...........,....,..... S now Ball, sponsored by junior Class March 21 ,,....1. ....VV.,...e.....e......................,......... ' 'Spring Hop Maxell 28 .....,,,.,.. ,..,,..... S enior Class Play The Little Foxes April 10. ll ,....... A..,..,..............,.........,....,........,,,,., C lym Circus .Npiil IS . ,,.,.. ,Y......, ,....,.YY....,.4.....YY...................,.......,..,,.............,.,..,....,. 1 'lflllil Concert May 29 . , ,.........,,.,.....Y.Y..,,......,,.......,...,,....,,.,,,....,.,,e..,,.....,,...,,.. 'lunior-Senior Prom BIG DAYS FOR CLASS OF '47 ,lime 8 .. ...,,.,e.,..........,1, ,..,.,...,eK.....,.,....,....,,e.....e...eee,..,,. ..,v 1 1 aeealaureate Service lime 9 ..,,,.,,,. ...e,......,,.,..,.,,,, L 'lass Day -lime 11 1... , ..,.....,,.... ,.Cli111111t'11L'C1'I1Ql11 lim' 12 . l.'lS1 llily 111 SC'1o'xl 55 56 -3.5.1-5.5-5.5-5.5-5.53-xc COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN E. PEALER Plumbing and Heating When You Think of GIFTS SEE SNEIDMAN'S x-x.x-x-X..-x-N 5.5.xx-X-5-x-1.1-1-Y5-1-5-1.5-1-Q1.1 F. P. PURSEL Department Store 54 Years of Quality Bloomsburg, Pu. COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOMSBURG WORSTED MILL -x - x-x-x-x -x.x.x.g g.g.g 55.1.1-1.1-x-'g-X-1.1.1-1-x.x.x-xtxtw5-Xa X-X-x-x-xt'wx-ytx-y.1.x.1.x--gtyitysxta I . K 4 5 5 L B 1' ' 1 Ritter's Stationery ester ur mgame 5 Office Supplies - Equipment Plumbing - Heating f Books - Magazines - Papers Sheet Metal Supplies 4 1 C P 112 E. Main St. 154 West Main Street I Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania S Phone 504-J ' I 1 . ' I 1 . ' I 1 . 1 The Most Complete Stock of . , I 5 Stop m at Kitchen and Laundry 5 RUSSEU-15 Equipment in Town - Bottled Gas 2 g For Sodas and Sundaes I 5 We Specialize in Bricks for Schools, L O W S , - C 5 Chufches and Lodges at S200 Cor. Main and Iron Sts. - Phone 1027 Z per Gallon Quality Makes Friends 5 Service Keeps Them . I f 3 6 I 4 ' ' I 4 COMPLIMENTS OF Engle s Dairy Lunch 2 I 9 Hoover's Furniture Co. Plane' Lunches 4 and 6 I I . 1 6 Corner Main and Market Streets Polar Wave Ice Cream S Bloomsburgl Pa' 134 E. Main st. Phone 9173 2 The Store on the Square ELLIS R. AUTEN 2 I . 2 S D . - K I 6 I 2 6 L - ' S Sh I S THE LITTLE SHOP ettermatn s weet op 2 140 W. Main St. 2 For a Complete Line of CLEWELL.s .VELVET f Infant and Children's I 1 I Ice Cream 9 f Wearing Apparel Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes f f 10 W. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pn. l . I I 1 Foun.a1n Servixe 1 I I 3 Z ' . 1 iPx.x,x,x.x.x.x.x.x.X-x-x-x -N .x.x.x.X.X.x.y-X-X-x-X-x.x-X-y.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x,!, x.y.x.x.y.x.x.x.g.y.x-1.-Vx.-g.y.g-x.-xX-X-X-X-YX-X-X-X-X-X-X-'X-X-X-'X-X-X-V Miller Office Supply and Equipment Co. 9 E. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. School Supplies and Office Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF L. J. DAVISON FURNITURE CO. 300 East St. Bloomsburg, Penna J. C. PENNEY CO. Wearing Apparel Styled Right - Priced Right 52 E. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. Best Wishes To The Class of 1947 F. S. HUTCHISON Insurance x,5.g.g-5,-g.g.g.g.g.x.y.g.X. g.g. X.X.X,X. x I I I COMPLIMENTS OF I . I Housemck Motor Co. Q I Main and East Streets I I I 4 I Bloomsburg, Pa. I Z COMPLIMENTS OF 2 JACK GEISTWITE I Studio of Photography 7 I 1 124 East Main Street Bloomsburg, Penna. I 1 P 3 Eclwarcl's Goodyear Tire I AND I Hot Point Appliance 4 1 Store P Bloomsburg, Penna. f 1 Z 6 6 COMPLIMENTS OF I MACKAY g HOME DECORATORS 2 T016-phone 1613 128 W. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pu. . I I -- x-x-x x-x-x-'x-x-x-x-x.x.g.x.g.x.xQ MF LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1947 VVe, of the senior Class, say the deuce with all the legal lingo, ipso facto, de hunko, etc. You kids that are coming after, keep your eyes and ears open and you can learn a lot. VVe've had a year more of schoolthan you, so we pass on some of our worldly possessions to those who will take advantage of them: , To the juniors we bequeath our notebooks tEnglish, physics, and biologyj, our books of condensed novels, our interest in studies, our attendance record, our very extensive vocabulary, and our dignified manner. We trust that they will preserve and uphold our conduct in the halls and assemblies, and will be able to pass their heritage on without regret. Joyce Ash bequeaths her legs to Mary Kay Shoemaker. Harris Appelman and Ducky Deiterich-their high school romance to George Gensemer and Dolly McKeeby. john Babb-the presidency to Ed Yost. Ray Bauman-his bass drum to whomever will take it. Fred Barnes-his football equipment to the embryo team. Bev Cole-her Uexperiencel' to all humanity. Dawn Craig-her sweaters to Marie johnson. Leon Coval-his friendliness to Dick Deitz. Frank Crawford-his dark hair to Jack Fetterolf. Mary Dorsey- This Side of Innocence to the underclassmen. Donald Dove-his golden trumpet to Don Berninger. Francis Derr-his love of beauty parlors to the up and coming junior girls. Eleanor Derry-her sunny disposition to Marge Laubach. Phyllis Eck--Dick Spaid to Barbara Moyer. llarold Emmitt-his ability to guess answers correctly to Dick Dillon. Roland Eveland-his athletic prowess to Jack Fetterolf. Phil Flad-his Hsleight of handu ability to Tom Baker and Bill Kustcr. tThere's plenty for two.j jean Gorrey-her art work and artistic Ways to Pat Cunningham. Marion George-her smile to Barb Moyer. Kathryn Gunter-her musical ability to Lois Robling. Artie Gcarhart-his man-of-the-world ways to Clair Lee. Barb Groner--her difliculty in holding Roland to Mary Kay with Ledyard. Barbara Gensemer-her business-like ways to Lois Robling. Nancy llippcnstccl--her Hitty'l ways to Ginny Strain. l.ee Horne--his old cars to Glen Xllatts. Ilcnry Kapper-his artistic endeavors to Bill Hartzcll. Bcity lxviglxfwlier worry ovcr studics to Gcorge Blylcr. Contilzzzed or page Sq LO .xnx-x-1-1-1.x.x,3.1.x-y.g.x.'g-x .Q.g.g.'g-X-x-X. XA-x. x.y.g.x.x-Q. y.g.y.'x P F ine Clothing HUDSON GT MODERATE Prices Builder of Fine Motor Cars Suits and Topcoats 539.50 to 555.00 Since 1909 Stetson and Mallory Hats . 57-50 to 510.00 Triangle Motor Co., Inc Interwoven Hose - Hickok Belts Serving Motoring Public Fred R. Hippensteel Since 1921 All-Ways Reliable For Quality and Quick Service Visit TEXAS LUNCH D. J. COMUNTZIS qiniinil'Yl'XoYu'X0iiY.'i'Y'5 'Y' -UK ' g.x.x.x -, -s-x- Bloomsburg, Perma Phone 12 Delight Her With DILLON'S Flowers 7 Ea Bloomsburg, Pu. gy .x-g.g.x.x.1.g st 5th St .1-gy-5 YQLofmLviiisiuisSnis1aiuiqi,uini,uXY'i'YY'YY'Y'i'L's. S'Y'Y'Y'Yli0i COMPLIMENTS OF REA 8: DERICK BLooMsBURG's LEADING DRUG STORE Established 1887 BAKER FUNERAL COMPLIMENTS OF J. S. RAUB SHOE STORE Sty-L-Flez Feather Tred Known for Better Value E. Main St. Bloomsburg Pa THE DIXIE SHOPS BLOOMSBURG HOME FASHION .g.x.g.g.x.x.g.x.x.g.x. x.y. X.x .x.X. x CORNER 5- x-x.g .y.g.x.g.g.x.y.g.g yy y.x,.x.x-y.x.1.x.1.y.1-5.3.y.g.x.w.g.Vx.XA.-Vg.y.y.y.g-y.y.x-13.1.1-5.x V u Q' MAGEE if ?9' f , f n W 3 N, 3 1- 5, , ' 1 Q X. 'f-E 1 . FC- ' Wx . ,Ll ,Q- Q ' '4 The MAGEE CARPET CUMPANY Bloomsbury, Pennsylvania Manufacturers of WILTON VELVET AXMINSTER BROADLOOM CARPETS AND RUGS 5.5.55 g.g.g.y.g.x-x-X-X -Y ,.g.g.g.g.x.X.X.y.y.y.x.g.y-X-x-y.x.x.g.g.y.x 65 x-s-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x- x-x - COMPLIMENTS OF Temple of Music Everything Musical GORDON KELLER x.gx.y.y-1.x-1.g.g.V5.5-g,.y.y.g.x-'g.y.y MARIETTA DRESS SHOP Leader in Ready-to-Wear W. T. GRANT CO. Department Store COMPLIMENTS OF SI-IUMAN HARDWARE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF H. 8: C. DRUGS HOLLINGSHEAD and CHRISTIAN COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. Wdolworth Co. COMPLIMENTS OF SHARP ING Inc. x.g.y.g.g.y.g.x.x.x.x- x- x-X - X- BART PURSEL Men's - Clothier - Boys' Dry Cleaner x.x.x. -,M x-x-x x-x-x-x-x-x.-x-x-x-x.x-s-x 1.x.x-x.x.x.g.y.x.g.g.g.-5,.Vg.g.xx--gg.-gvg.1.x-Vx-y.y.g.33.1-31.3-x SARA HERR COMPLIMENTS OF FRY BROS. BERWICK ROAD MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT PHILLIP'S BARBEQUE HIDLAY OIL CO., Inc Oil Bumers Fuel Oil KASHNER'S Millihery Barber Store Shop East and Fifth Streets J OS. C. NEIBERT Hardware Photographic Supplies Phone 162 - Bloomsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH D. FRY Service Station SPICK AND SPAN CLEANERS 24-HOUR SERVICE Call and Deliver - Phone 1531 g.g.x.g.g.g.g.y.x.g.g. X. g.x . X . x.g.x- x 5 - x -x-x - X-x-5-X-g.1.y.y.y.x.x,x,x APPRECIATION This page is dedicated to all who, in any way, have helped to make possible the education which we have been so very fortunate to receive. Through sacrifice and patience they have guided the way for us to be- come better citizens of today and tomorow. In dedicat- ing this page, we, the senior class. offer our deepest appreciation to them and will sincerely try to live up to the standards they have set for us. 68 Friends of the Class of 1947 lJr. Clarence Sober Dr. J. R. Montgomery Irving S Quint Dr. Fred Van Zandt Betty Hayes Beauty Shop Dr. M. H. Ash Jean Creasy Grace Rehm Beauty Parlor Charles D. Girton Howard C. Bomboy 69 x-5.'g.x--g.x.x.g.y.x,.x- Compliments of Bloomsburg Hosiery Mills, Inc. M anufacturers of Seamless Hosiery Bloomsburg, Penna. RAY HARLEY Barber Shop East and Main SANITARY EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 5.x.g.g.g.g.x.g.g. 5. g COMPLIMENTS OF PHILLIPS STUDIO PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 218 East St. Bloomsburg, Pa. Phone 1236 -8- X- X-xi. X.- 5 .y . 5 . X. 5.5. y.g.x.y.g-5-1.5.5-5 70 -g.-5.x .yxsx-X35-5.5-1.5-x.g.y.y.x.g-1.3-X-'g my-g.g.1.g.g.x-x.x.y-1.x.1.g.x.g.Q. g.1.x.x-g.g.g.x-x-x.x-Y x-x .Yg- COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH BRANCH BUS COMPANY SNYDER'S DAIRY Seventh cmd Iron Streets gg -g.g.x.x-xg.-g.g-5.5.3 COLUMBIA LOCKER STORAGE COMPANY Inc. Bloomsburg cmd Berwick COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO BLOOMSBURG PA. 5-x.g.y.y.5-x-Q-5.5-X-gg-y.y.y.y.g.1.x 3.1.5.5-1.-5.5 R T C I L S PE CL SS Expression E xpression Favorite Favorite bition tion Arn Ambi ession session Oh va 19 O osition tion Disp posi E ame ame Dis ZZ 2 : NJ -3 VS id NOK Operator One I E o ... 'sz 35 TE? M zz o P' +1 N .E P4 +- 5 D3 E: 441 I- U kkeep 0 00 B 0 U ..- '+- Q-1 S N G .- 5 U ag-cu! 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SILVERSMITHS fFormerly Jimmy the Jeweler! Blurnnslulrg, Pu. .x.x.x.x.x.x.x.g.y.x.x.x.X. 5,x,x Cmnplimcuts of William E. Letterman Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co Newark, N. I. FRED W. KLINE GENERAL INSURANCE .X.x.5.3-X.5-5-5.-5.5.5-1-1-3-X-5-1.1.53 CLASS PROPHECY Betty Adams, who's quiet and shy, Will be successful, by and by. U Rose Marie Anderson can think of nothing worse nurse. Than not becoming a wonderful Whether Jean Andes, who we all think is keen, to be seen. Will take over Pursel's, remains Albert Andrews and his motor bike Will go whizzing through life while others hike. Harris Appelman in the steps of his father should follow And paint all the houses in frog hollow. But Sherewood Deiterich, to whom paint isn't new Likes to go to the hollow every night, too! Joyce Ash will be more than lucky If she can hang on to and marry Bucky, John Babb said, If I can I want to be Superman. Fred Barnes of football fame For himself will make a name. Margaret Barnes, a cousin to Fred, Will dip ice cream at Russells 'tis said. Ralph Bartholomew, a neat little charmer, Will just settle down to the life of a farmer. Raymond Bauman, though short of stature, Will do love scenes like Victor Mature. Caroline Berlin, whose hair is black as can he Will manage a theater to see movies free. Bertha Boorse who's tall and slim, Will be out looking for a Him. Barbara Bowman from up the creek, Is always looking mighty sleek. Betty Brobst with her studious intentions. Her future life she will not mention. Martha Bronson likes chemistry. and in addition, Will turn out to be a medical technician. Phil Carter, no relation to Nick, , Will hit 300 with the old wooden stick. Richard Chamberlain will never be griping, If he can only keep on typing. Beverly Cole would like to be An interpreter in Germany. Leon Coval, a fellow who really is tall, Will be in his prime when he coaches football. Dawn Craig's future is already planned, Since Mac decided he wanted her hand. Frank Crawford, the barber's son, Will go to Scott, but not for fun. Fern Dawson, in later life, Will surely make an ideal wife. Julia Deitterick is sure a Peach, She'll go to college to learn to teach. Beatrice Derr, who lives way out there, Has the boys riding out just for the air. Eleanor Derr has already decided The man she will marry and is quite delighted. Francis Derr, who tried to be a blonde, Will operate his own beauty salon. Mary Jane Dorsey's life will be no bore While keeping Phil guessing about the score. Donald Dove, a trumpeter in the band, Some day will be most famous in the land. Phyllis Eck, though quite flirtatious, Will always be cheerful, kind and gracious. Harold Emmitt, you'll be glad to hear A doctor will be, so pains you should not fear. Donald Ent, though meek and mild, May turn out to be quite wild. Roland Eveland, our fighting cave man, May have Uncle Sam to thank for future plans. Betty June Faust, who is shy and coy, Will make a fine wife when she finds the right boy. Ted Fedder's a soloist now He and his clarinet show them how! Darwin Fiedler, no band man is he He likes to fiddle with farm machinery. Phil Flad, our minor sensation, ls waiting for that nice, long vacation, William Fox, a great artist is he, Will someday replace Salvador Dali. Arthur hGearhart who practices photography at nig t, Sayslthenhas better results in the dark than in the ig . Barbara Gensemer, likes to eat To get her thin will be quite a feat. Marion George's chief aim in life, Is to make Tom Krill a good housewife. Alice Girton has chosen an interesting life, That of a thrifty and ambitious housewife. Peter Greco, to the top of the hill he trots, As a ski champ he'll rate tops. Jean Gorrey, for the rest of her life Would like to be a sailor's wife. Barbara Groner thinks it would be grand If she could improve Gregg's shorthand. Kathryn Gunter, our girl of all work Our bet she'll wear an apron, but not as a clerk. Doris Hartman, a Catherine Street dame, Handicraft work will bring her fame. Nancy Hippensteel, our senior dream Is waiting patiently for a handsome Marine. Don Holmes, a friend indeed Is surely one who will succeed. Alberta Horne, a cute little girl Will travel far in a kind of a whirl. Lee Horne and his Model T Ford Will both have luck, if they don't land in the morgue. Delos Howell, a Dutch Hill boy, Is small but not the least bit coy. With Kenneth Hower as a mechanic, The shortage of cars will not cause a panic. Albert Hunsinger-little but full of might, Will sing his cows to sleep at night. George Johns will be quite happy, If he can be just like his pappy. Shirley Jordan who is in a class all her own, Will be thankful to have a boy in her home. Henry Kapper, though apparently shy, Gets his own way, by and by. Faye Keller, a quiet brunette, About her future isn't certain, yet. Marjorie Keller will do quite well. When she's chief operator at the Bell. Elaine Kindt is in the crowd, Vvnose finances will make her proud. Uhflrl Kreamer will form a fine trait, While studying Home Ec. at good old Penn State. Richard Kressler, better known as Dick, As a clever lawyer is bound to be quick. Eldortha Krum will be just fine, lf she can make dresses and design. Natalie Laubach's favorite position, I.-a that of a very successful optician. Jim Lehman's career will have a new twist, He will go from sax to star vocalist. A girl by the name of Betty Leigh, Will, no doubt, become famous some day. A smart, cocky fellow, Stanley LeVan, Will soon cnlist as a serviceman. Evelyn Livsey will have no time to nap, lf the fellows she likes sit on her lap. Bob Luchs, an actor will be-I'll bet. When he has a part in Romeo and Juliet. Gluris Marks, to keep small and trim, ls headed for college to learn to teach gym. Phyllis Martz to further her knowledge. Will spend some time at Bloomsburg College. Helen Matthews, with manner sweet and refined, Will master any task to which she's assigned. llilly May, with words big and tough, Will be Mousey's manager when things get rough. LaVerne Mayer, no relation to Metro-Goldwyn, The Academy Award Oscar will never lwe couldn't think of anything to rhyme. folksl. Blanche McHenry, blond, pleasant, and sweet, As somebody's secretary, she'll surely be neat. Flora McHenry is looking ahead To the time when she can teach Physical Ed. Polly McHenry is going to be a nurse, Move over, boys, I've taken a turn for the worse. Janice Megargell, a nurse should be. My gargle then would suit me! For Patty Mercer, the daughter of a teacher, A course in mathematics will be her feature. James Mitchell, whom we all know as Kim, Would like to have some girl make plans for him. Carl Moore, may be a good actor, But to him Annapolis is the important factor. And Edward Mordan, never fear- Will always have his jokes, even though some of them are queer! Gracie Moss. so small and petite, Will get a husband who likes to eat. Ralph Moyle, our choice as a great athlete, Will undoubtedly star in any sport feat. Myrtle Nevel. whom everyone knows, Keeps us guessing with her many beaux. Albert Newhart, long, and lanky, Has more blood than does Frankie. Edith Neyhard is one cute little dame- Some lucky fellow will change her name. Barbara Niesley is our Red Cz White Ed. As a journalist she'll get ahead. Patty Park, who's short and stout, Suri- knows what art is all about. Joanne Parsell, if he doesn't change her plan, Will sing with some top name band. Ruth Pegg, the sixth street charmer, Will love the life being wife of a farmer. Helen Polk thinks dancing is great- ln years to come she'll still be top-rate. Roy Ralston, a soda jerk is he, He'll be happy with Kay in his company. Gene Raup, who drives like a fool, Will take up farming when he's through school. Like all girls. Audrey Rehm likes to cook, Bnt we know she would rather write a book. Peggy Reibsome is the Capitol's cute usherette, When her fellow return , she'll be all set. Anna Mae Reichert will travel far, When she becomes an opera star. Vivian Remley, a cute girl is she, Will be someone's private secretary. Marqueen Robbins will not tarry, When Dick asks her if she will marry. Mary Robbins to school will go, To become a nurse we'll be proud to know. Ralph Robbins says, Happy I'll be For married life was meant for me. Keith Rupert, an engineer will be- In future years-just you wait and see. Joan Shafferls future looks very bright, Working at Moyer's seems to please her just righ Selma Shaffer, regardless of his wealth, Will nurse any patient back to health. Franklin Shuman a farmer will be, He'll raise cows and horses in the country. Nancy Stevens, so busy will he Studying nursing at the U. of P. John Stone aims for a star. He'll be a doctor-studying far. Carl Strausser, a good looking lad, Will stay on the ground, and drive like mad. Ruth Swank, studies hard day and night, So at Beauty School she will do all right. Ned Tressler, in case you don't know, is our Ned With able assistance. he'll soon get ahead. That Troy girl by the name of Betty, Will say yes to Kimber as soon as he's ready. Judy Underwood, a girl quite grand, Wants to sing with some famous band. Bob Watts will have fame to share, When he takes the place of Fred Astaire. Bob Weiss, who's middle name is Earl, Ought to make out with a girl by the name of Meryl. Jack Welliver-no longer may we call him Jackie- Since he's be in the Navy and made the Japs wacky Wayne Welliver. a brother of Jack, As a bartender he'll be on the right track. Johnny White. though at times belligerent, Has shown us that he is really intelligent. .lim Terwilliger, a serviceman too. 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Lumber Merchants 1 .g.g,.g.g.-X-1-g-y-'g.x.x.g.g.x.x.x-5-gy -gg.x.x.y.y-gag-x-1.5.1-1.5 Continued frdm Pug: bo Stanley LeVan-his skill on the basketball court to Danny Bauman. jim Lehman-his personality to Dave Cole. Evelyn Livsey-her diary for posterity. Bob Luchs-his magnetic personality to Breece Deibler. I'at Mercer and Vivian Remley-their college boy friends to the girls in the junior Class. Bill May-his tininess to Frank Todd. Polly McHenry-her good driving ability to Barb Moyer. lid Mordan-his wit to Ed Livsey. Grace Moss--her bewitching ways to Mary Ruth. Carl Moore-his brains to be divied up throughout the junior class. Phyllis Martz-her shyness to the whole junior class--they can use it. Ralph Moyle-his typing ability to Casey. Gloria Marks-her scholastic ability to Reber Fornwald. Habara Niesley-Red and Wliite and Mr. Brown to Merle l.ank. Myrtle Nevel-her sophisticated air to Dolly Mclieeby. llelen Polk-her dancing ability to Nan Shuman. Patty Park-her love of biology to Laura Philo. Gene Raup-his motorcycle to jim Ferguson. Marqueen Robbins-Dick to the care of the junior girls. Audrey Rehm-her wardrobe to Xenia Lychos. joan Shatter-her Hckleness to joanne Lewis. Nancy Stevens-her cymbals to jcanne Ruckle. Ned Tressler-his smile to Dave Fairlv. judy Underwood-her notebooks to Pat. john VVhite-his commentatorial observances to George lilyler. liob VVatts-his friend, Charlie Cox, to lid Yost. The XVelliver Brothers-their dry wit to Dick llarter. llaving made known our contributions to posterity, we trust that they will be received in the same spirit with which they are presented. VVe, being of sound mind, also bequeath all the fun, comradeship, and good luck which we. the class of '47, have had during our stay in good ole B. ll. S. to our underclassmcn. 89 90 Continued from pageil-4 T it here to school. We welcomed this addition to our class and found many new friends. Shortly after school opened we elected the class officers: john Babb, presidentg james Lehman, vice-president, Sherwood Deiterich, secretary, and Beverly Cole, historian. Many of our class took part in the All School Play, The Night of January 16th. Two of our teachers left during the year, Mr. Schell was forced to leave because of his health and was replaced by Mr. Kistler. Mr. Letterman gave up the school teaching profession and Mr. Hidlay took over the democracy class and Mr. Colder took over the boys' gym classes. At Christ- mas our class sponsored a Holiday Dance on December 26th. The gym was decorated with greens and Christmas lights and looked very nice. As host to the senior class at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, we held our dance on May 2-lth. The gym was beautifully decorated in a garden motif, with a wishing well in the center of the floor. And then all of a sudden we were seniors. VVe were eager and curious to see what this last year held in store for us. Our class officers were elected as follows: john Babb, president, Robert NVatts, vice-presidentg Judy Underwood, secretary, and Kathryn Gunter, historian. Probably the most important football happening of the year was the winning over Berwick 20-6, the Hrst in twenty-four years. The football team, with Mr. Pollock as their coach, had an undefeated season, winning nine games and tieing one. The basketball team won Fifteen games rut of sixteen played and with this record entered the P. I. A. A. playoffs. This year saw Mr. Hidlay being moved to ninth grade to teach civics and Miss Pensyl brought up to twelfth grade to teach democracy and history. Mr. Shutt and M r. Brown returned to the commercial department. Many of the seniors took part in the Senior Class Play, The Little Foxes, which was a great success. The liand Concert was enjoyed by everyone who attended. At long last the year drew to a close. Graduation day arrived quickly. A chapter in our lives was ending, but a new one was there to take its place-that of going out into the world. As we left our heritage with the junior class, we went out confident that we could face any problem the world might offer us. M Yliliiliiiiiviiilifiii' S 'X' L- S - 5 X 0533 ' X - Xi 'S 'E'L'X'i'i'X'S'S'SISfi'ii Compliments of Magee Coffee Thanks tg Shoppe our and Advertisers Dairy Store Qx g.g.g.g-X.g.g.g.x.g.x.x.g.g.5.x-x-Ny.1.g.y-1.y.g.-g.g.g.g.x.y.g.g.g.gg.-X.gq. 91 THE JUNIOR VARSITY This year's Junior Varsity football team, eompos d of freshmen and sophomore students, played fine football under their coach Maynard cStu2p Pennington. They had a seven game schedule of which they won three, tied two, and lost two. One of their losses came at the hands of a strong Montgomery Varsity eleven, while their biggest game was their win over Ber- wick on the Bulldogs' home field. The boys played inspired ball in every game. They proved that they really had the fighting spirit and many new stars were brought into view for next year's varsity squad. 92 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1940-1947 liusketlmull season enxtetl with Z1 double-cliutnpitnn,hip, not to he onttlone lay their big brothers on the varsity, the junior varsity eztgers turned in il bttsqtisltiztinzi League tfhznnpionsliip, too. This is ol' tnurkecl interest to :ill nur league colnpetitors in tllztt liloonislmufg is one ol the sehools that cloes not allow any boy to participate in junior varsity lmmkethull lmeyontl the tenth grade. This nieztns that :ill the boys on this ehzunpionship quintet have at least two more yt-gn-5 of competition :intl many of them three, at faet that will he of little solace to the other schools along the Sl1SlIlll'llZlllllZl. Under the guiding hznicl of Coach XVilliz1m Reecl the boys turnecl in 21 record of fourte.n victories against two defeats, being stopped only hy Sunbury and Milllinhurg. Mztny of the hoys will he stepping up to till the key positions for the varsity next year since ten of the jztyvees :ire sophomores. Three of the squad completed the season with more than 100 points ezieh. Steve Tflltlllflli toppecl the list with 145. VVnlter Lang, Ralph Rumer, Dave Heckman, and Glenn Fritz were lltllllllt' to he present z1t the time the jayvee picture was taken. 93 Autographs Autographs Autographs UEUREE E.ElWELWSUN 95 Y Rfaxl, , fin? W .MNH ':-1 ,V ,bk I ,Nan-gr f Q. w A Q45 , ,ll V ,, ,.,-L , v K It 'iarfigr'-. X Q , in I 2 . f ay ' 1514-, V is - . :FF E- 1 L., I 5- 5373 1 -iff ' ,fit 1 . A ,M n r .' ,jfzgfj F, fe ' ' fa jr F- . 5 1..f Via- '-. 1. 4 ' - Aus? M s3,H . , . . -?jf!fzfi. '53ff 'a:- ' , 'i- Qu 3' 4: VA: re' I ' Av 213- e.- F .qQ3sdp, V .,',,r5,3-N ri .. ' RPN 1g'xg':N:-V , T ffl? ,,--,M:Q-t - . ,+., , ?r.:,::.m9 7 A 'fl ngfli ' f .n ma- Ali' f 'WQWQW 114 :E .,if5.-Sir f.: - fi fp-N, 3' -,mkgif ' a'-vfiiyg i:.. 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