Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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' ' 1 v '- Q 'r Q ' fi pw rg, Per nwlvarmizn FOREVV ORD We the Class of 1951 are gonng forth mto a troubled umverse It IS up to us to attempt to sustam thxs world to brmg order out of chaos to strengthen a weakened and fast dylng soc1ety Thus I know lS not a pleasant thought at thus happy txme of graduatlon but we must face reallty We must have resolutlon energy perseverance and backbone to carry out thxs xmmensc task Wmth a feelmg of great prlde we chose the Panther as our emblem for strength and ruggedness and yet IS not aggresslve but w1ll fight furxously lf 1ts home and famlly are attacked CONTENTS lDCdlL3fl0D eXdm1n1strat1on Classes xLflVlIlCS Xthletlcs Features 'atrons Y , . . , , . it is an animal that has courage. A ,C 1 . . 4 DEDICATION We the graduat1on Class of 1951 gratefully dCd1CatC our Memorabllxa to Mr Leon H Man eval who for the past four years has been head of the French and Spamsh Department at Bloomsburg Hlgh School Needless to say the honor of thls coveted Dedlcatlon IS mcreased by the fact that he has taught only a short tlme m known Mr Maneval wxth h1s subtle charm and bltmg wxt can easlly sense the reason that we say mercx beaucoup or muchas gracxas to hlm for the many pleasant hours spent m h1s classroom D ! 9 Y ' l our Alma Mater. However, anyone who has ' Y ll ' ii CC ' YY Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION Edward J Brown President Norman W Hoffman Vice President WV B Quill Secretary C1 Edwald Elwell JI Treasurer l eo MUN mn KV XV Goodman Edward lf t C TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Class of 1951 would lxke to extend thelr thanks to the Board of Duectors for the-1r efforts 1n dnrectmg our school These men are the keystone of the school 2dI1111'llStI'3t1Ol'l system and have worked unfallmgly to promote our hmgh school to 1ts present top rank The Class of 1951 then would hke the Board to know that the1r txme and effort g1ven m the mterest of Blooms burg Hxgh School have been greatly apprec1ated 8 ADMINISTRATORS J C1 AIRE PAr1rRsoN L P GILMOQF Prmc1p11 Supervzsmg Pr1nclp'1I To The Class of 1951 The world today rs demandmg h1ghly sk1lled ab1l1t1es m lI1dlVldLl81S who would be u cessful IH the1r labors I IS our hope that the tlme spent IH Bloornsburg Hrgh School has contrlbut ed at least a p rt rn helpmg you to ob tam some of thrs trarmng necessary for uccessful lrvmg Smcerely J CLAIRE PATTERSON Prrncrpal 1951 YEAR BOOK Another year has rolled around and soon the Class of 1951 w1ll have rorned the alumnl body of our school You have made a fine record as a class under trymg crrcumstances You torled under the shadow of a cloud caused by cold war Here IS wxshmg for you that the dlplomatxc skres may clear and that your future may be blessed wlth peace and opportunxty No matter what call mg m hfe you may follow we hope that you w11l use the same steadfastness of purpose that you showed whlle wlth us Be ready to lay hold of opportumtres when they present themselves We salute you as you leave our por ta s Very smcerely L P GILMORE Supetvrsmg Prmczpal I ' s A -YW! .2 A A . . ' W, . . . X u . 1. K . . . . I , . s c ' ' .. t . - 3 I . - y . . . ' Y s ' ' . . - ' 7 a . . . I , 1 . V . . , 9 FACULTY Junlol H1gh School JENNIE TRIWLPH-CF WARN! N FISHFR LAWRFNCL J CAMPBEII BA MA BS MA RIYBPIE SMMILUTTKPN Ma,hemat,Cs Mathematics Scrence Mathematics Geography ...al BS MA Bb MA BSMo1Fd Geography Hrstory Hrstory Civics A VIDA H HMM, FRANK J gum' Fxrfm-nf1H C Buwmmx BS MA BS M ofEd English English English IU W B.S.. dd ' .. ' , HAIICJLD R. M11.x.mz IVIIRIAM M. LAWSON Mvlm S. SHARPLESS HAleo1.n H. Hmmv ..- .. . . B.S. ..- . .. V M3 ' . 'L . cc .. Z 2' . ' BQSA . .- '. . , .- . ' . FACULTY Jun1o1 Hlgh School IRMA KAPP E JUNE NICHOLS WXLLIAX4 EUNSON General Shop Oppoftumty Class Home Ec SCHIOI Hlgh School an CLEORA M KINSTRY XIARTHA A Iowras HARRXET H KLWI-. G1-uma M MORDAN B S M Ed B S M A B S M S Enghsh Englzsh English Mathematics and Science Ronsar H MERCFR B DONALD SANDS MARFF E pENSyL Brgqr M LUNG BS MS BSMS BS MA AB MA Mathematxcs World and Amencan Sgcgal Studies Biglogy History English 1 l B.S, ' B.s. A . S 1 . 5: , - . ..,.,,,' I 3 - , '-:. l ' , N , B.A:.A ' I FACULTY SSDIOI H1 h School j FRANK BRINIX B S M S Chemrstry Physics WILLIAM H BARTIIN THURSABERT SCI-IUYLER LEON M MANEVAL HAROLD L MILLER BS NIA BS MS BSM0fEd Latm French Spamsh BUSIHSSS OBFRT R WILLIAMS WILLIAM L SI-Iurr WILLIAM I REED BSMS BS MS BS MS BS MS Business Business Business BUSINESS DAVID E FAUST CHARLES L HAXRE CHARLES N Cox WALTER H FREED Voc Auto Mechamc BS Ind Ed Aura Mechamc Related Subjects Mus Ed 12 FACULTY Sen1o1 Hlgh School BEN R POLLOCK BS MS Phys Ed ALEXANDER FISHER Art EDWARD L LITWHILER Agriculture 1 CRTON J THOMAS B A NI A Health Enghsh MARJORIE E GUNDLACH IVIARY JANE KEGERIZE SUSANNE D RADICE N Phys Ed Librarian Nurse ANN H RUVIER BARBARA S A1 BPRTSUIN Secretary Clerk 3 W X W M 1- -- 1 -- H-W-Q .B.S. .. U 2 F , ? BS. B.s. R. f lg X ' A , 21' f .' 1 MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr Elmer Angus Mr Charl klme Mrs Mary Mn :er M lfllck Cnal Mr Pd ard Kelly We the Class of 1951 w1sh to express our thanks to the forgotten people of our school the mamtenance staff ThlS very capable group conslsts of Mrs Mary Mosxer Mr Elmer Angus Mr El1ck Coval Mr Edward Kelley and Mr Charles Klme Our many soclal aCtlVltlCS could not have been so success ful wxthout them and agam We would llke to say thanks I4 , 1 5, . es ' ' , .. ' S' , r. I ' ,I ' , . I w - ac an u v , . . Q - v - v - l ' ' ' fl YY , . OUR FACULTY We have been guided through school in the last six years by a group of very fine and friendly teachers Come along with us and look back over those happy years and meet the teachers as we see them Mrs Harvey taught us correct spelling and tried to help us get started on the right foot Mr Hutton saw that we were mstructed in United States Geog raphy Miss Lawson made hlstory interesting by combining ancient and recent history in her classes Miss Trivelpiece introduced little mathematical terms called fractions Mr W Fisher who lS a whiz in mathematics makes the problems seem very easy Mr Golder taught us the art of good English and also the art of good basketball Mr I-I R Miller brought the picturesque side of geography right into the classroom Miss Sharpless taught all the early American history there was to know plus keeping up with current events lV'r Thomas while teaching family relations also discussed the sports world Miss Bowman assigned our first glimpse of Shakespeare Scott and other great writers Mr Campbell taught algebra as well as general science M H1dlay showed each student the art of being a good American citizen Miss Schuyler thrills her many pupils with Roman Banquets durmg the Latin course Mr Mordan by drilling formulas and equatlons into your head makes diliicult math seem simple Mr Barton or Croomng Bill teaches law and there is never a dull moment Miss McK1nstry teaches very enjoyable English classes we learned the art of talking before a group Mr H L Miller along with teaching busi ness subjects directs the all school play and the sen1or class play Mr Sands knows all in world and American history and is well known for his historical stories Miss Jones IS noted for her English grammar and oral book reports Miss Mr Maneval teaches the bright young students how to converse in French and Spamsh Miss Pensyl is eager to help each student select his vocatlon Mr Shutt the sophomore girls Frank Smatra teaches the commercial students the skill of bemg good secretaries Mr Brink modermzes the pupils mmds with his chemistry classes Mrs Khne IS known for term papers and diversified senior Enghsh course M Mercer supports all sport programs and teaches math Mr Williams enjoys teaching along w1th having birthday parties Mr Cox who always has a smile for everyone teaches the related subjects Mr Litwhxler taught the boys taking vocational agriculture Miss Kapp IS doing a swell job with the special classes Mr Eunson helped the fellows to get started m vocational directions Mr Faust a favorite with the auto boys teaches them how to be good mechanics Mr A Fisher d1d an excellent job with the stage crew and had umque art classes Mr Freed or Uncle Walter turned out a good marching band and a very successful Spring Concert Mrs Radice keeps the students well and smiling Miss Gundlach keeps the girls trim with her many games and exerclses Mr Pollock develpos the young mens muscles by football and gymnastics Mr Halre directs the vocational classes and teaches a mechanical drawing course Mr Reed trams line secretaries as well as turning out champion J V basketball players Miss Kegerize a friend of everyone and always smiling advlsed the staffs of the Red and White and the Memorabilia Miss Nichols ability to keep classes interesting encouraged the girls toward home making Mrs Rumer and Mrs Albertson besides their cheerful ways are very efficient office workers 10 ' ' 1 . 1 . D n . - .D . 5 ' ' . 1 . , ' . . . . , . . - - ' . r. . . . H ,, . l . 4: '- ' yr ' ' Y V 5 ' y . . . . , - Long's collections of insects and animals make her Biology class exciting. . , . . . . A . , . . . . . , , I . I . ll YP ' ' ' Y 7 , . , . - Y ' CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent John E Palevlch Vice Presldent James Sterner Secret rx Mollle Haas Adv1sors Thursabert Schuvler Wllllam Shutt 18 Historian ------ James Luchs a j ------- ' JANICE L ARBUCKLE Commercxal ,Iamce F B L A 2 3 Career Sec retary Fav Exp You lluessed It A qulet bash ful but frxendly senlor NORMA J Bssns Commerclal Beersle Glrls Chorus 2 3 County orus 2 F B L A 2 Career Secretary Fav Exp fl a kl Frlendly always has asmlle for everyone MARION E Bocmnus Academxc M anon nd 2 3 4 TrIH Y 4 Career Teacher Fav Y qulet and musically In cllned MINERVA M BOUDMAN Commercual MIn B A 2 3 Care Secretary Fav Exp You guessed It A wltty semor who Ilkes danclng and the boys WILLIAM J BOUDMAN CommercIal BI Career Accountant Fav ExD at dxd I now' Q u I e t happy go lucky fellow hkes motor cycles PAUL R BOWMAN Commercxal Teddy Pav Exp O y e a Nlce personallty You can see hIm buzzing around the school In hls car ELEANOR D BROAD1' CommercIal Red as: Twlrler 1 2 B A 2 3 Llbrar Club 4 Memorabllla Stall' 4 F H A 2 Girls Chorus Greg!-I Dlctatlon and TFBDSCTIDCIOD Awards 60 and 80 Order of Artlstlc Typlsts Award Career Bookkeeplmz F a xp Isnt that dear' Known to all senlors by her red haxr and freckles Talkatne and frlendly GEORGE F BROADT Automotwe Mechamcs Broadty F B L A 1 PresIdent of Auto Club4 Career Sailor Fav Exp You bet Georize 18 a very frIendly wltty person CHRISTINE M BUCI-IER Commercxal Chns Career Alr Force Fav Exp Oh my achIn matoe' Always ready to hear a Joke I jon: Bucmzn Commerclal joame B L A 2 3 4 Lrbra Cub 4 Girls Chorus 4 Memorabllla Staff 4 Gym Clrcus 2 Gregg Award 60 Career Secretary Fav Exp Oh no not agaln Cute llttle blonde sweet dxsposltlon quiet and well hked N ,L ll YI . . .. . , 3 . :H . --. I: h hy, ll YY ' G Fl ' , , 3, 43 F. . L. . , 5 ' y u ' so 3 ' ' Ch : . .' ., . . 3: 4: . . Q ' I.: Go y ,'te.': - : , n ', . ' I ' : lv. E .: A A .I , ,, il YY Ba , ' : '- i- 3' .... . I I . ' Exp.: Oh' heavens !:' Ver ' ' , ': H , 'H H . ,, ' V u - n F. . L. . , g er: : Q Q ' Q . .3 A- -: ,j ' fo- . ' ,Z I sa - vw 'll L Fi . . .. . ' . 2 ' ry .: '-'wil dd F , : 7 , K f ..,. L...-....4..4-f -A 19 ELIZABETH M CHAPMAN Commerclal Liz B 2 3 Gre Award 60 Junxor Senlor O A T Awards Safe Drxv mg Course 3 Band 1 Glrls orus 2 3 4 Coun Y Chorus 1 3 4 Memora bllla Stall' 4 Fav Exp You re darn rxght Cheer ful and friendly has a spec nal Interest nn the marmes DONNA L CLEAVER Commercxal Red Glrs Chorus 3 4 Safe Drlvxng Course 3 F B L A 3 Llbrary Club Gregg Award 60 Career Secretary Fav xp Jeepers Pretty red halr seems shy CHARLES W COATES Academxc Charley Stage Crew 1 2 3 4 Var slty Football 3 4 Football 1 2 J V Basket ball 1 2 Varslty Basket 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Student Council 3 4 Vxce President of Student Coun ell 4 President of Class 3 Memorabilia Staff 4 Gym Clrcus 2 3 4 Talent As nembly 3 4 Career Mm lstry Fav xp Well blow me down and call me shorty' Tall dark and handsome sharp dresser An all around fellow MARGARET J COLE Commercxal Peggy Grs Chorus 1 G A A 3 4 Gym Clrcu d F A 2 3 Safe Drlvm Course 2 Dramatuc Club 4 Leaders Club 2 Career Homemaker F a v Exp Oh well all ryght Tall b l o n d e rather talkative good sense of humor VICTOR E COLLEN Academxc Vzc Camera Club Presldent 3 Vice President 4 Press Club Photographer 3 4 Safe Driving Cou e Scnence Club 3 Memorab1lla 4 Career Industrial En iuneer Fav Exp Wha Pleasant personality n 1 c e smxle WANDA G Cox Commerxcal Shorty ramatlc Club 1 2 Gym Circus 3 Library Club 4 Memorabilia Stall' 4 F L A 2 3 Career retary Fav Exp How about that Little girl cheerful good worker PAUL R CoxE Academic Pool Y 2 3 4 Drama xc Club 4 Gym Circus 3 Career Brlcklayer Fav Exp Shall we' Oh lets' Tall good lookmg blonde has a way wxth the women always ready for a good Joke DOYLE W CRAWFORD Automotxve Mechamcs 11385 Safety Council Auto Shop 2 Auto Shop Assembly As slstant Tlmekeever 3 Homeroom President 3 Tlmekeeper 4 S t u d e n t Council Monltor Force 4 Fav Exp I aunt had so much fun smce grand pappy fell off the hearse Jlggs llkes to work wlth cars and take llfe easy PERMILLA A CRAWFORD Commercxal Cam Career U S Waves Fav Exp What do we do now She has a friendly laugh and gets along well with people PATSY A DAVIS Commercml Pat nd I 2 3 4 Gym c s 1 A 3 Dramat1c Club 1 2 3 4 Memorablha Staff 4 Gnrls Basketball Manager 1 2 3 G1rls Gym Team Its A Dat Prom Commlttee 3 Short hand Complete Theory Gregg Award 60 Leaders Club3 Career Prlvate Sec retary Fav Exp Isnt lt a shame? Cute twlrler ln the band lxkes to dance has a sm1le for everyone n1ce dresser MELVENA M DEANER Academ1c Bets Glrls Chorus 3 4 Career Radlo Smger Fav Exp Oh heavens' Quiet has a nlce voxce and IS very fr1endly RUTH E DENT Academ1c Ruthie tional Thesp1an 4 G1rls Chorus 2 3 County Chorus 1 2 Prom Comml tee Chaxrman 3 Gym Clrcus 1 2 Memorablha Staff 4 Career Smger Fav Exp Well check that would ya' Plans to study muslc l1kes to slng ha1ls from Buckhorn pleasant sm1le nlce to know SALLY ANN D1-:RR Academ1c SaII1e A A 4 2 3 4 Secretar Memorabilia Staff 4 G A A Assembly 2 Trl I-IIY Assembly Sprlng Frohc 2 Thanksgxvmg Dance Com mlttee 2 3 Career Nurse Fav Exp What now Where there IS a smxle there IB Sally hkes Ber wnck for some reason frlend of everybody HAROLD P DILLON Academ1c Fhp Stage Crew 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Science Club 3 J V Basketball Manager 2 Me morabllxa Staff 4 Prom Committee Chalrman 3 I tra mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor So Clety 3 4 Varsxty Basket ball Manager 3 Student Assembly 3 4 Career Bus mess Fav Exp s wonderful llfe' If you don t weaken Llkes to have somethmg to do all the tlme IB a very act1ve mem ber of the stage crew nlce fellow to know DARLENE L DIPPLE Academ1c MIYIQYHVIIIQ Huzh School nd 3 F H Canvasser 1 2 3 Llbrary Asslstant 1 2 3 Art Club 3 French Clu ee Club 1 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 SDECl8l Pro grams 1 2 3 Home room Program 1 2 3 Annual Play 3 Basketball Team 2 3 Bloomsburg H1gh School Lxbrary Club 4 Career Nurse Fav Exp Thats for sure She came to us lh her last year from Mm ersv1lle I-I1gh School fr1end ly n1ce sm1le FREDERICK W DISEROAD Academ1c Ferd Jr High Football 1 J V Football 2 Vars1ty Foot a 3 seball 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Gym Clrcus 2 Career Archltect Fav Exp Good Shootm' Wltty short rosy cheeks fr1endly seen w1th Coates DAVID DOUBLESTEIN Dave Intramural Basketball 1 3 Press Club3 F B L A 3 H Y 3 Career Pohce Re porter Fav Exp T1ckets please Dark han' fr1end ly you cant see too much of h1m any more JACK B DowNs Automotxve Mechamcs Ups uo Shop Club 2 3 V1ce Pres1dent of the Safe ty Counc1l 4 Basketball 1 2 Auto Shop Assembly2 3 Career D1agnost1c1an Fax Exp Throw hum out' Qu1et makes fnends eas1lY Good luck at Wexs maybe youll become partner some day Bu . . . : Cir- A -' ' . u , 2, s. 4, G. .A. I Ha 1 ' -A-.1-.2' 3' 1, 2, 3. 4: Tri.:-ii-Y 1, 2, : , - - .- I - - ' ' I 1, '2, : ' ' ' b 3: 5 v ' Gl I , 2. -: 1: 2: 3,' 45 ' ' e 3: ' ' 3 I I: ' . l ' . - . . I ' .. ,, ' i . I ' 3 - - , a , 11 ll : Ba , 3, 4: 54 ' if Qramatic Club 2, 3: .Na- Commercial : ' .1 H . .1 ' l . 't , ' f Ll ' 11 G. . . 1, 2, 3, 1 Tri-Hi- Y . .Hz Y 4: . II f' . I A 1 , , 4: : n- ' -- . A 3 3' , .: It' ,a A ' - ' ' 21 Ns Jv PEGGY J DURLING Commerclal Pe Senxor Glrls Chorus 2 3 A 2 8 4 GymCIrcs CommercIal Contest 3 4 County Chorus 3 Gres!! Transcrlptuon Awards 60 80 Grezg Complete Theory Career Secretary Fav Exp Oh' QUIEC but lots of fun Emoys roller skat Ing DOUGLAS Y DYER Commerclal Doog J V Football 1 2 Varsxty Football 3 4 Varslty Base b 2 3 Gym Clrcus 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Monltor Force 4 Career Engmeerlngz F a v Exp Dont goof off' Hapvy zo lucky loves sports and IB well hked by everyone Pretty eyes He IS now servmg lh the Unlted States Marxnes JANET G EIFERT Commercxal an A 3 4 G Circus 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 Nattonal Thes pIan 4 Leaders Club 2 Safe Drxvmg Cours GIrls Tumblmg Team 3 4 Career Homemaker Fav Exp O ' Isnt he dear' Very Hxrtatxous beautlful haxr DOROTHY M EMIvII'rr Academ Rze Memorabllla Staff 4 Gym Clrcus 1 Chaperone Com mittee 3 Career Nurse Fav Exp Check that wIll you' Gets alon wlth ever ond of Smal 3' I.IzABE'rI-I A EUNSON AcademIc Betsy County Chorus 1 3 Lead ers Club 3 DrIvers Tram Ing Course 4 GIrls Chorus 4 Llbrary Clu MemorabIlIa Staff 4 Career Teacher Fav Exp my work' Sometlmes seen but not heard She has a nlce dIsposItIon d IS Hood student T NANCY R EvI'r'rs Commerual Nanc Press Club 4 DramatIc Club 1 2 3 Natlonal Thes plan 4 TrI H1 Y 2 A F L A 2 3 Bowlmg Award Basketball 1 2 3 TY'l0T3blll8 4 Gym Clrcus 1 2 Prom CommIttee 1 2 Band 1 Sprlng FFOIIC 2 A A Assembly 1 Leaders Club 2 Career Homemaker F a v xp Guess What One of our future brxdes very neat In her dress WILLIAM R FAUX Commercial BI H Y 1 2 3 4 Intramu al sketball 1 2 3 4 dent Councxl 4 Career State Trooper Fav Exp I a T1 Da T a k e s fe easy loads of fun LANA ANN FEGLEY AcademIc Lana Glrs Chorus 1 2 Cass Vxce President 2 Prom C0mmlft9e 3 Press Club 4 Secretary 4 Its A Date 3 Memorabxlxa Staff 4 Dramatlc Club 4 County Chorus 1 2 Sprxng Frolxc Commnttee 2 Career Med Ical Secretary Fav Exp Whos not the money for gas' Class profile very smart nurl well lIked seen clrnnns. a Pontlac IOAN A FOGARTY AcademIc Fagerty Dramatic Club 1 txonal Thesplan 3 4 ec retary 4 Safe Drlvers Lourse 3 Press Club 2 Photogzraphm Editor 3 4 Memorabxha Stalf Photo graphlc Edltor and Assist Int Art EdItor 4 Camera Club 3 Presldent 4 The Man Who Came To Dln ner 3 Leaders Club 2 Prom Commxttee 3 Sprxmz PFOIIC 2 SCIGDCE Club 3 Tenms Club 4 The Fam I Upstalrs 4 F T Presldent 4 Career Photo graphs-r Fay Exp Well lll be dipped Very ac uve extremely Interested art and photography Lots of fun neat dresser tery popular BONNIE Lou FOLLMER AcademIc Bonn1e Lheerleadlng 2 3 4 G A 4 TrI H 4 Dramatxc Club 1 3 4 Safe DrIvIng Course 3 Gym CIYCUS 1 2 3 a uonul Thespman 4 Chap la n of TrI HI Y 4 Prom Lommlttee 3 Career Nurse Fav Exp See Ya there' Plckle eater at party lnkes to dance and llkes excntement JOAN E FORCE Academxc joame Band 2 3 Career Home maker Fav Exp word' Bashful sometlmes seen drlvmg a new Dodge A PAUL FRANKLIN Academxc Sonny Basketball and Baseball t Huntington Mills 1 2 3 Soccer at Huntmgton Mxlls 2 3 Presldent of Class 2 3 Jumor Play Huntxngton Mllls 3 Band Huntington Mxlls 1 2 3 Band Blooms burg 4 Baseball Blooms burst 4 Career Navy Fav Exp When do we eat' He IS a handsome addxtxon to the SBYIIOI' class well hked by all NORMA J Fxurz Commercial Fntzxe Safe Drlvlng Course 3 Career Salvatxon Army OEICCF Fav Exp Thats Elegant Extremely quiet and bashful well hked by a DONALD A GARRISON Vocatxonal Agnculture Don 4 hard worker and delinltely orter for F F Career Farmmg Fav Exp dont care' H wxll be a successful farmer Well hked by all DEAN E GIGER Automotxve Mechamcs Lucky 0 Shop Club 2 3 Career Dlagnostxclan Fav Exp Hasta Levxsta' Quiet and always ready t lend a helpmg hand EDWARD G GIRTON Commercxal Big Ed Jr Hugh Football 1 J Hugh Basketball 1 Intra mural Basketball 2 Career Navy Fav Exp Tough Sxtuatmon Happy go lucky but shy Well hked by all FRANCES J GIRTON Commercxal Fran Gregg Shorthand and Trans scrlptlon 60 words a mm ute 3 Career Secretary Fav Exp What am supposed to do about lt'7 Seen but not heard pleas ant dlsposxtxon bound for success MARILYN D GIRTON Commercxal Shorty B A 2 3 Caree Beautlclan F a v E x p Check that Qulet neat COHSCIEHKIOUS worker She always has apleasant smzle Well hked bv all RAYMOND E GIRTON Automotlve Mechamcs Ink Auo Shop Club 2 3 4 Career Mechamc Fav Exp H ya kld' Lxkes cars Makes friends easily RUTH V GREEN Commercial Ruthie Career Store Clerk Fav Exp Gee whlz Quiet Keeps to her own circle of frlends Roaanr B GREENLY Academxc Bob Foo ball 1 Basketball 1 Varsxty Foot ball 2 3 Varslty Basket ball 2 8 4 Career Archx tect Fav Exp Gee whlz Tall lean natural athlete qulet personallty S LAW GRONER Academxc Law V Football 1 2 J Basketball 1 2 Varsity Football 3 4 Varslty Bask etball 3 4 Prom Commit tee 3 Memorabllxa Staff 4 Career Englneer Fav Exp Dont be funny Enyoys sports well man nered lxked by everyone THERESA B GUINARD Academxc Tre Drarnatzc Club 1 2 3 4 Natronal Thespxan SOCIEQY 2 3 4 All School Play 1 Mother Was a Freshman 3 Class Secretary 3 Secre tary of Student Councll 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 TrlI'I1Y 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 Press Club 1 2 Asso crate Editor 3 News Editor 4 Memorabxlla 4 G A A 1 2 OHICEI' 3 4 Leaders Club2 Cheerleader 4 Glrls Gym Team 1 2 3 4 Girls Basketball Team 1 2 Man ager 3 Gym Clrcus 1 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Chalrman 3 Semor Class Play 4 Career Pnvate Sec retary Fav Exp f I n e ' Neat httle blonde cheerleader Sweet person allty always true to her Robert MOLLIE L HAAS Academlc Mollxe G A 1 2 3 4 Lea e Club 2 Trl H1 Y 2 Officer 3 4 Press Club 2 3 ea ture Edltor 4 Dramatm Club 2 3 Advisory Board 4 Natwnal Thespxan Socxety 3 4 The Man Who Came To Dmner 3 Drums of Death 2 Gym Circus 1 2 3 Junlor Cheerleader 1 Semor Cheerleader 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Safe Drlv :nz Course 2 Class Secre tary 4 Prom Committee 3 Memorabnlla Staff 4 Career School Teacher Fav Exp Thats real trlcky A ways t h know when xt comes t clothes good cheerleader neat dancer ELDON G HARNER Academxc H Y 2 3 4 Gym C1rc s 1 2 I-I1Y Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Career Horse Tramer Fav Exp Tuff Darts Rather bashful quxet personalxty but sometlmes happy go lucky RICHARD C HARTMAN Academxc Dick Basketball 1 Gym Clrcus 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basket ball 2 3 4 Scnence Club 3 Prom Commlttee ur Miss Brooks 4 Press Club 4 Df8m8tlC Club 4 Career Arclntectual Engmeermg Fav Exp Tuff Darts Witty has a good time m whatever he does He IS often seen wlth .hm and Lame SAMUEL M HAUCK Automotxve Mechamcs Sambo J V Football 1 2 G m Cxrcus 1 2 Auto S 0 C ub 3 4 Treasurer 4 Txmekeeper 4 Auto Shop Assembly 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Career M e c h a n 1 c Fav xp Howdy Rowdy S p e n d s spare tlme working around cars good Huy often seen ln Nescopeck RALPH J HAWK Automotlve Mechanics Ralphze Au o Shop Club 1 2 3 4 Asslstant Treasurer Safety Councll 4 Career M e c h a n 1 c Fav xp auto shop boys very qulet dark hair and dark eyes HENRY V HEMMEN Commercial Hen 4 Inr mural Basketball 4 Career Salesman Fav Exp Tuff Darts Rather question able personality but easy to get along with cowboys around with Coxe Kressler and Dyer RAYMOND E HENDERSHOT Academxc Hendy Intramural Basketball 1 Jumor Hlgh Football J V Football 2 Varsxty Ifootball 3 4 Jumor Hxgh Basketball 1 J V Basket ball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Varsnty Baseball 1 2 G m xrcus Career Engineer Fav Exp Sure you wlll Born athlete nlce lookmg frrend to everyone sharp dresser Ll 15 D ' J. V. t .: J. V. ' 2 . ' . ' ' ' ' ' 3: 0 ' ll Y1 J. . , : . 'V. , ', 1 -1 .. ,, 5 , . , 3 -- . . : Y , .. ' , ' .3 . : h D ' l , : : as n , , .: . V ' : - - an - as 1 , ' ' : - - 5 t , . , : . 5 . I . ' ' . 3: I , , . ' ' ' 3 ' . E . . 5 - Splurge. Seen with the 5 A --or ll ' 11 l . .A. . , . : d ' H H 5 '- '- : 'rs F. B. L. A. 3, : t a- . : . 1 F '- 5 U 5 . :.: ' 2 f JR' ' . I in e ' ' 0 tt ,- uAIn ' 5 ' ' . y , i- 7 ' : ' u 3. 4: Y C I 2, 3: 24 GEORGE M S HERRE Academlc ramatlc Club 2 3 Thesplan 3 4 Drums f Death 2 Press Club 3 4 The Man Who Came To Dlnner 3 Memorabllla Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Career Hotel Man agement Fav Exp Thats all Brother Works at the Columbla sports lover especlally baseball Has a frlendly way towards every one ZENDER R HESS Vocatlonal Agrlculture Hessy F 4 Secre tary 3 Career Farmlng Fav Exp NIX Studlous boy Interested IH the farm seen wlth the F F A HERBERT N HEWLETT, JR Automotlve Mechanlcs Herb A o Shop Club 2 3 4 Auto Shop Assemblles 2 3 4 Career Dlagnostlclan A frlend to all spends hls spare tlme huntlng Always worklng around cars KENNETH H HIDLAY Academlc Doodle J V Basketball 2 ar slty Basketball 3 4 Var slty Baseball 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Llbrarlan 3 Presldent 4 Gym CITCUS Band 2 3 4 County Band 3 Ger man Band 2 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Career Band D1 rector Fav Exp I dont know Good student ace basketeer always Orangevllle a good sport BEVERLY A HOCH Commerclal Bev A A 4 Trl A Gregg Transcrlptlon Award 60 3 Complete Theory 3 Memorabllla Staff 4 Lead ers Club 3 Trl HIY O T Awar Career Elementary Teach Fav Exp Tell me about lt now A Jltterbull an a real pal LIVES the mens dorm at colleize VIRGINIA G HORNE Academlc Gmny Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 a tlonal Thesplan SOCIEIY 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 I Speak For Democracy Contest 4 Career Engllsh Teacher Fav Exp Check that wlll you? Good stu dent works at Pollocks DORIS M IvERsoN Academlc Pinky Junlor Cheerleader Captaln 1 Senlor Cheerleader 2 3 4 Co Captaln 3 C8Dt8lh 4 A A 4 Trl 3 4 Basketball 1 Captaln 3 4 Gym Clrcus 2 3 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Soft B ll 1 2 Glrls Tumbllng eam 2 3 4 Lea ers Club2 Career Homemaker Fav Exp Not only that but' PATRICIA C IvEs Academlc Pat Trl HI Y 2 Chaplaln 3 P esldent 4 G A A 3 4 Press Club 4 Memorabllla Staff 4 Glrls Chorus 1 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Safe Drlvlng Course 3 Gym Clr Exp O Merclful Heavens Good student qulet but nlce DoI.oREs F IVEY Academlc Dolly A A 4 Trl 4 Press C 4 Df8m3tlC Club 2 Na IIODBI Thesplan Honor So Cl ty 3 4 Drlvlng Course 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Sprlng Frollc 2 Memora bllla 4 Career Prlmary Teacher Fav Exp must be mee Llkes to eat cheerful good worker has her eyes on Jerry CHESTER L JOHN Automotlve Mechanlcs Chlco Gym CIFCUS 1 Auto Shop Club 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Auto Shop Assemblles 2 3 4 Auto Shop Safety Coun 4 T l m e Keeper Career Coast Guard Fav Exp Get out Very qulet a frlend to all X . ., l D ' . . 4: ' . ' , 5 o t . 5 1 T. - -, 1 ' , , : N - G. . . 1, 2, 3, 3 '-Hi- F. .A.1,2,3.: -- Y2, ,g ,2g . -- ,' y A , : . , ' ' . - - - T , . : d ' .' - . ll V1 ll H '- I '- . ' Z ut U, , : r . -. , . .- A. . ' ' ' cus 13 Careers Nurse: Favi I it U! .I H . , V G. . . 1, 2, 3, 1 '-Hl- V: ' 'U ' Y 2, 3. 2' lub 2. 3. , 1 - .. , :, . t re , 1 U D . ' , 1 3- 2, --It ' I ' ' in , ' I I. .. . ' v G. . . 1, 2, 3. 1 '-Hi- U , H Y2. 3,4:F.-B. L. .32 . ' : '- - 22 : I ' : Jr. . A. . d 4: cil 5 ' 2: er: . .1 l .: l . ' . d ' . ' in 1 y . 25 DOROTHY LEE KASHNER Commercxal Dottie Lee G A A 1 2 3 Presxdet fl H1 Y 3 Vxce Presldent 4 Dramatxc Club 1 2 Natxonal Thes n 3 4 Chaplam 3 The Famlly Upstaxrs Assist ant Dlrector 4 Memora bllla Staff 4 Glrls Basket ball 2 3 4 Prom Commlt tee 3 Career Business Fav Exp D Tell' Wxtty always ready for a good Joke seen often wxth Stan JAMES E KASHNER, III Academxc XIII Press Club 3 AdV9l'tlSll'lg M a n ag e r 4 Memorablha Staff Busmess Edltor 4 Dramatic Club 3 National 1'hesD1an 4 J V Football 2 Scxence Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sprung Flmsr 2 Career Archltect Fav Exp Your money honey Drug Store Cow boy very frlendly one of the best ADELE M KELCHNER Commerclal Adeley Gym Clrcus 1 F B L A A 4 Gre Transcrxptxon A w a r d 60 r s Chorus 1 2 nd 1 2 County Band 3 Llbrary Club 4 Memorabllxa Staff 4 C a r e e r Beautlcxan Fav Exp What IS the mat ter? Muslcally lnclmed neat dresser rather qulet but mce DONALD J KELCHNER Academxc Sonny Career United States Army Fav Exp Come Very quiet reserved HUY BETTY RUTH KELLER Commercxal Dramatic Club 1 2 3 Na tional Thespuan 4 F B L A 2 Treasurer 3 Girls orus 1 2 4 a e Drlvlng Course 3 Gym Cnr us 1 2 National Honor Socxety 3 Business Mathe matxcs Award 2 Competent Typlst 50 3 Gregg Trans crlptxon Awards 60 80 3 Junlor and Senior O A T 3 Press Club Busmess Manager Memorabllla Staff 4 Career Private Secretary Fav Exp Hell appreciate that Hard worker has definite ldeas for the future GERTRUDE A KELLER Commercxal Trudy 3 Gus Chorus 3 Career Secre tary Fav Exp Well You dont say She has a reserved manner and xery agreeable ELAINE R KELLEY Academxc Kelley' Lancaster Catholic Hugh School Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Bloomsburg Hugh School Band 3 4 Press Club 4 J V Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Career Secretary Fav Exp Ill be a am Mus Teal good athlete great abmllty to get along wlth others ROBERT F KETCHEM Automotxve Mechamcs Career Truck Drnver Fav Exp All rxght One of the auto shop boys DONALD B KITCHEN Vocatlonal Agrxculture Don F F A Judging at Falr 3 4 Career S e Trooper Fav Exp kxddmg Motorcycle crazy has a smxle for everyone BERTHA M KNOUSE Academlc Bertxe A A 4 Tr1Hl Glrs Chorus Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Gym Clrcus 3 Memora lnlla 4 County Chorus 3 Amerxcan Legion Essay Contest lwmnerl 2 10th Grade Spellmyz Contest iW1nnerl 2 Career Reg mstered Nurse Fav Exp How bout that' Has a special mterest m the auto -hop Future head nurse of Bloomsburg Hospltal .. - H . . . , , 5 ' h , 4: fl' '- '- 2. : '- ' l : , ll ll pia ,' J r. B. L. A. a, F- B. L- A. 2, z 'I' 4: Q ' ', 4g : : - .. 3' . ' , I ' ' is I . ' .1 o .': aj- H . U H , ll U7 2, 3: Tri-Hi-F 21 af 42 Gf A. - .1..2, 3, : sz . ' . G r e g g Complete Theory? Ketch Gil' , , 3, 45 , - : . Ba , .. 3. 4: ,: -- 'V . ,JR. ' ' Q li H .. ,, . . : ' 1, 2, . : : tat : . .: : .: No Ons, ' , ' ' '-- ' , - ' . ' A ' : - na ' va - 1 2 ' ' G. . . 2, 3, 3 '- '-Y Ch.. . . 3. :Shi 3. 4: 'I' -3. 4: 0 A . : 'v - 1 ' : 1 ' 4: ' - ' - .. . -u ' 'U ' 26 NANCY J KRAINAK Commerc1al Nanc G1rs Chorus 1 Band 1 2 1 H1 Y 1 4 G m 1rcus 3 Press Club Memorabxlla 4 Prom Com m1 tee 3 F leaders Club 2 Career Homemaker F a E x lsn t that dear Always has a smlle for you Happy K0 lucky W1-IELEN P KRESSLER Academ1c Welly Baseball Manager 2 lntra mural Basketball l 2 3 4 Gym Cxrcus 1 2 Ma ee Carpet Award 15th pnzel 3 Career Navy Fav Exp Get ot? my ear Seen and not heard future manager of Newberrys Jo141N J KRUM Automotwe Mechamcs Curley Treasurer of the Shop 2 T1mekeeper of the Shop 2 VICE Presldent of Shop 3 Secretary f Automotive Shop 4 Automotlve Shop Assembl1es 2 3 4 Career M e c h a n 1 c Fav xp W at d you n e e d Keeps the Beaver g 1 rl s happy Tall dark and well l1ked FRANCES J LAUBACH Academ1c Fran Girls Athletlc Assoc1at10n T 4 Band 3 4 Glrls Basket ba 1 2 3 Gxrls Soft all Team 3 Gym Cxrcus 3 A A Assembly 1 Career Homemaker Fav Exp says he Fl1ghty but sweet good 1n sports lots of fun WILLIAM C KUSTER Academxc B11 Y 1 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Dramatnc Club 4 Career r F o r c e Fav xp Search me Qu1et Huy seen dr1v1ng a Plymouth through Danv1lle BARBARA S LEMON Commerual Barb am 1t1c Club 1 2 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Press Club '3 Llhrary Cub 3 B L A 2 Se-n1or Ca Play 4 Career Homemaker Fav Fxp Harr1s lretty blonde halr frlendly per sonahty especlally devoted to her husband Harrls MARGARET M LIDGARD Commerclal Peggy nd 1 4 Choru Career M u s 1 c av Lxp lt s s date Quxet type and loves muslc very much JANE K LOGAN Academ1c jame Dramat1c Club 1 Natlonal esplan 2 3 4 G A 1 1 Cheerleaderl 2 i Band 4 Memorabllla 4 Leaders Club 2 Man Who Came To Dlnner 3 Safe DTIVIHK Course 2 Gym Clrcus 1 G A A Assembly 1 4 Prom Comm1ttee Sprmsz Frol1c 2 F T A 1 Secretary 4 Our M ss Brooks 4 Career Home Economlcs Fav Ex What a pamc' Always remembered for her laugh mpz eyes cheerful person al1ty RICHARD R LONG Automot1ve Mechamcs Longze Automotne Club 3 4 Auto Shop Assemblles 3 4 l tramural Basketball 1 2 B L A 2 Caree agnostlcxan Fav Exp Joy Happy go lucky he as a future car wrecke JAMES K Lucl-1s Academxc Admiral Dramatlc Club 3 Nat1onal Thesp1ans 4 St-1ence Club 3 Camera Club 3 4 a t1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Memorabnha 4 Class HIS tor1an 4 Student Councll H1stor1an 4 Student Coun c1l Momtor 4 The Fam1ly Upstairs 4 Prom Com mlttee 3 Safe Dr Nlh Course 3 The Man Who Came To Dlnner 3 I Speak or Democracy 2 3 r MISS Brooks Career A1r Force Offlcer Fax Exp My theory on the matter 1 Bra1nY and has denmte 1deas for t e future ll I7 . . ' 1 : . . U H 3. 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Dr 2 ' , . 3. 4: Tr'- '- . 2. 3, : y ' ' f : C' : 4: . 1 ' l 1 H E - F .... 1 . ' 1 ss 't : . B. L. A. 25 1 1 1 . ' 3 : . , .1 . ' .. . l ,v' p': .A l l . A - 1. H - ' . li l ,Z ' Ba , 2. 3. : s 1, ' 2: : ' 3 F. . . ' . Th ' , . I . . A. 1. 2. 3. 42 Tr'-H'-Y 3, 4: 11 H , A o ' : I ' ' , 2. I ' 4: . . . . 2, ' , . : : : ' 3: ' 3 . E .: S ' ' ' g . . . 5 h 0 I . . g i : - . . , H : 1: H l. 11-2 -1 11 1. - 1, 1, 2, a, 4: firm-Y 2, 3, . 1 ' ', 'J n- 'll . .' :' ' 'n b F. . 4, . 1 rfnil G. . '. . 22 j' f ' - -' , H 1 .: 'lt l ref: 5 U 1. - H -l: C l .. : N - u 'I n A , 5 . U , ' Hi- , 2, ., a - Z' - .. 1 I ' 3 i g Ai 1 ' . E .2 ' ' H : . D ' . f , , 41 ' . '-ou ' I 4: ' H -sy.. - h . 27 WILLIAM E Lurz, JR Automotwe Mechanxcs B1 H Y 1 2 Baseball Man nger 2 Auto Shop Club 3 4 Auto Shop Play 3 Safety Councnl In Auto Shop 3 Treasurer of Auto Shop 4 Career Mechanxc Fav Exp Dear Boy' Nlce guy expects to enllst In e Navy also Interested In operating gas statlon FAYE L MAUSTELLER Commercxal Fazy B L A 3 Transc tIon Award 60 0 A T Typmz Award Career Sec retary Fav Exp Grand gal frlend of all a brxght future lh busmess quxet MARJORIE A MAY Commercxal Margie G m Clrcus 1 2 Glrs Chorus 2 County Chorus Stenographer Fav Exp Drlftl Lock Me U Llkes sports expects to enter the buslness world often seen drIvIng a statlon wagon MARGARET E MCCREARY Commercxal Peggy Student Council 3 Leaders Club 2 G A A 1 Career Secretary Ifav Exp For Petes Sake' Sweet Illrl very reserved JOANNE B MCCREARY Commercxal Dramatxc Club 1 2 3 Na tnonal Thespnans 4 Glrls G m Team 1 2 3 4 G A 3 4 GIrls Ba e all 3 Band 4 Semor Class Play 4 Career Beautlclan Fav Exp Check that' Honey Llttle Izlrl pleasmg person allty dxd grand Job as acro batxc twlrler DWIGHT P MCLAUGI-ILIN Automotmve Mechamcs Mack H Y 1 2 3 4 Auto S D C ub 2 3 4 Career U S N a v y Fav Exp m hungry One of the auto wreckers frlendly qulet but he surprlses us at tlmes JEANNE R MEARS Academac Jeanne Press Club 1 2 ASSISIBHI Edlt0T 3 Edltor In Chlef 4 Class Secretary 2 F B L A 2 Sprmg Frollc Deco ratmz Commlttee 2 Prom Commxttee Chalrman 3 Safe Dnvxnz Course 3 Me morabIlIa 4 Career Textlle Merchandlsmir Fav Exp Hey Lana Ann are you xzettmg the car tonIght Nxce personallty bound for success llkes good fun seen wlth Lana Ann Nancy and the two Barbs ficlent edxtor of school paper RONALD J MELICIQ Commercxal Ron m Clrcus 1 2 3 4 tramural Basketball 1 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 Na txonal Thesplan SOCIECY 4 H Y 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Career Mechanxc Fav Exp I dont care' Good Luy happy zo lucky Inter e-ated ID 8Ut0mOb1lGS and dramatlcs BARBARA L MENGINE Commercial Barb and 1 2 3 4 Car er AIr Force Fav Exp Come o lets o Quxet cap able worker In commercxal department seen wxth Per mllla PERCY M MILLER Vocatxonal Agnculture F A 2 3 4 Vlce Pr :dent 3 Career Farmer Swell fellow shy drlves a dandy car leadlmz farmer Lood worker II -H., I . i- . I - . , A H 5 . . 9 1 i- . , , : ho 3 l , , 3 : . . l 5 Q : v -: ..I, If H F. . . . : riv- ' ' l : 1 . q, .1 ':OK.': ' 'l 3 O, .: 5 ' I. ' nz ef- .. i A H y - . ' 1 , Gy ' . , . : In- 2: F. B. A. 2. 3: Career: 41 F' .B' L' A' 2' ,3' 45 ..- . ...-.. DV. i- , I . h I . K4 I1 KL ,, . , . B. . , , : e : : .. N. . : 1 H : nv , 'R ....' .- l jo . . . , : ' es- Y . . 1 'Z - - 2 . , ' l , A. 1. 2. . 3 ' ' sk- f ' . th :F..B. L. A. 3: 28 JACK C MUTCHLER Automotxvc Mechamcs Boots HlY2 Career Navy Fav Ex!! Take 1 Bowl One of the auto shop boys very fr:endly seen :n Danv:lle frequently JOHN E PALEVICH Acadcm:c john E The Man Who Came To D:nner 3 Dramat:c Club 1 2 3 Pres:dent 4 Natlonal Thespxan 3 4 Sc:ence Club Presldent 3 Camera Club 3 Vlce Preudent 3 4 Stu dent Counc:l 3 Momtor Chnef 4 Memorabilla Ed: tor :n Ch:ef 4 Press Club 3 Copy Fdltor 4 Intra mural Basketballl 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Gym Cxrcus 1 2 Class H:s LOPIBD 2 Class Vlce Pres: dent 8 Class Pres:dent 4 Prom Commlttee Chalrman 3 Sprmz Frohc 2 Semor Class Play 4 Career Geol og:st Fav Exp Well thats mlzhty wh:te of you' Well lxked a born leader our personalxty boy JAY C PARKER Commercxal Toughy Sr:lts F B L A 2 Career Bone Doctor Fav Exp Lets eat' Tall qulet never has much to say usually seen w:th Frankl:n J oAN E PARKER Commercxal Joanze Speak For Democracy Gym Clrcus 2 F B L 2 3 4 Vxce Pres:dent Press Club 3 4 Gregg Dxctatxon and Transcrxptmn wards 60 80 G:rs Chorus 2 Memorabnha Staff 4 Natlonal Honor Soc:ety 3 4 Red and Wh:te Staff 4 Our M:ss Brooks 4 Career Prxvate Secretary Fav Exp Whoops' Neat and polsed always true to her D:ck BARBARA J PEALER Commercxal Barb Dramat:c Club 3 4 Tn Y 3 4 Press Club F B L A 2 3 V:ce s :dent 3 Memorablha Staff 4 Junlor O A T Test 3 en:or 0 A T Test Gregg Transcr:pt:on 60 80 100 Career Mort:c:an Neat and well dressed usu ally seen :n a a:r cond: t:oned convert:ble CARROLL E P:-:ALER Academu: Pete Jr Hnzh Football 1 Jayvee Ifootball 2 Varsnty Foot 3 4 Co captam seball 1 2 3 4 In mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Gym Cxrcus 2 Career Plumbxnfz and Heatmg Con tractor Fav I-xp Amt you a clown' Well llked always has a sm:le for you :nterested :n sports jo:-IN H PELTON Automot:ve Mechamcs Red uo Shop 2 3 4 Auo Shop Safety Councxl 2 8 Auto Shop Treasurer 3 Auto Shop Assembly 2 3 4 Career Automob:le D:aR nost:c:an Fav Exp you say so' Best known for h:s red ha:r and freck les usually seen w:th Downs CoLsr'rA E PEN NINGTON Commercxal Penny C:rls Chorus 3 4 County F182 Tvurlers 1 2 3 B 2 3 Care A:rl:ne Hostess Fav Exp You know' Qulet and neat usually seen w:th Wanda LEONARD D PEROTTI Commerclal Len Career Navy Fav Exp Yeah' Qulet but well lrked dark and dear PATRICIA M PLOCH Commerclal Patt: Gym Clrcus 1 Prom Com mlttee 3 Memorab:l:a 4 Career Homemaker Neat po:sed and very we groomed usually seen w:th Barb F . l . I H ' hall . S - ' 42 Ba . . . 2 UB- .. H W . Q 5 I .. ., ' - z ' ' - Ae , . 5 1 I Chorus 3: Gym Circus 1, u n u - ny 2: ,- ' , ' 4: , , , , 5' 5 F: A . L. A. , . : er: I4 ' ll ..I .. 2: ' : . . . . A. . . : ' ' ' 2q , - : , , A ,. A , .3 ' 1 ' -I :n I: . .: u 1: ' , Hi- , g ' ' 42 . U D . .... . : Pre - . . ' . . 1 . . n ., . - .1 29 DONALD L REICHARD Academzc Don Career Farmer Fav Exp Nope Qulet and very shy never has much t say DAWN G RHONE Academxc Rhome Career Nurse Fav Exp Dxd anyone do thelr home work? I dxdn t' Usually seen but not heard every bodys frlend LAINE A RIN KER Academxc Lamle Gym Circus 1 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Scxence Club 3 Press Club 4 Me morabxlla 4 H1 Y 4 Prom Committee Chairman 3 Sprmg Frolxc 2 Career Florist Fav Exp Tough Darts' Smart dresser seen drlvmg a 1949 green Ford friend of everyone Commerclal Roady Band 3 4 Career Forest Ranger Fav Exp sembly' Good Boy Inter ested m baseball good sport always Sfhlllhjl CLINTON B ROBBINS Automotxve Mechamcs Gus I-I Y I 2 Dramatic Club 2 Auto Shop Club 3 4 Safety Councll 4 Career Machlnist Fav xp Drop dead' Interested n hunting and flshmll short and quiet MARGARET C ROBBINS Commercxal Peggy B L A 3 Career A A C Fav Exp Good Deal' Seen workmg at the theater qulet but well hked by all BARBARA A ROBERTS Commerclal Barbe 2 3 Gre Transcrlptxon Award 60 80 Career Secretary Fav Exp ce ln a b moon Very well groomed efficient DOROTHY L ROBERTS Academxc Dot Girls Chorus 4 Career Mxssnonary F a v E x p My word' Quiet usually seen but not heard very S udlous w e r y nlce know C JOANNE ROBERTS Academxc I V Basketball I Glrls Varsity Basketball 2 3 Flrls Intramural Basket 1 4 nd Memorabnha 4 Library Club 4 I Speak For Dem Ocracy Z Natlonal Honor clety 3 4 G A A Sembly 2 Gym Clrcus 3 Glrls Softball 2 Career Medncal Technolofzxst Fav Fxp s 20 to e Lame' Seen m the band at all the Lames nlce red han' mee to know MAYNARD C RUBENSTEIN Commercxal Lover Boy Gum Circus I Drums f ath B nd 1 2 3 4 Z .5 4 Treasurer Career Drummer Fav I' xp Turn out the lights' Seln playlmz the drums 1 the Band and Fettermans Orchestra has a pleasant Smile for everyone u ry U I 5 . nz F .... : : W. , - 0 'H . ' . H . ,, H H : z , ,, F. B. I....A. , : me A ' z - .: 0.n ' l lue U - - U - ' - 3 1 U -. h U 5 ' .. ' 'V to -flow HARRY A. ROADARMEL G- A- A- YI- 2- 3- 4.1 Gl 'S: ., ., I. 1 - 5 , 3 : lan : Ba 1. 2, 3. 4: 5 . .I A - V ' I ' A V. S, : .. - 3 . 'l . So ' ,I C . .. . As- . .1 Let , ' th' i- - . A N : . : ' : u ' I I De : a . . . : Hi- ' ' : . E .: Y 1, ' , ' . 1 2: I D i i : 5 . ' . l A .I 'U ' :n E ' ' : 30 GEORGE A SCHELL Academxc Georgie nd 1 2 3 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Scnence Club 3 Career Muslclan Fav Exp Lets knock ot? huh7 Plays the clarmet and piano Seen drlvlng around 1n hls Ford JERRY N SEYBER1' Commercxal ke President of Junior Book keeplnz Class 3 Career Busxness M a n a g e r av EXP Check That Nxce school Often seen with Jay Parker ln Jays car RosE MARIE SHARRETTS Academxc Roses Peas Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Dramatic Club 4 Glrls Chorus 3 Gym Cxrcus 1 2 Sprung Fling 2 Memora bxlxa 4 Intramural Basket ball 4 Career A Concert Planlst Fav Exp Now where dnd Charles go' Easy to get along with very pleasant personalnty and always ready for a lot of fun JEAN M SHERMAN Commcrcxal jeanne 1 H1 Y 3 4 L 2 3 Career A Secretary Fav Exp Come on now Usually seen with Bull lots of fun A rather qunet gxrl DORENE M SHOEMAKER Commerc1al Dodze nd 1 2 A 3 4 Gym Clrcu 2 3 4 Career A Secre ary F a v E x p Oh' Isnt xt a shame? A swell gurl cute usually seen with Bud ROBERT L SHOWERS Automotxve Mechamcs Bob A to Shop Club 2 3 4 Auto Shop Assemblles 2 3 4 Career Pilot or Auto Mechanic Fav Exp Yes Snr' A hard workmpz boy Has good taste and IS al ways ready for a good tlme He has a good sense of humor RICHARD P SHULTZ Commercxal Dick Scott Hlzh School Band 1 udent Counclll School Play 1 Bloomsbury: nd 2 3 A 3 Career U S Navy Fav Exp Keep smlllng swell fellow always ready to have fun A nleasant personahty but a llttle on the changeable slde CECELIA M SLUSSER Commercxal Cell B 4 G1 Chorus 3 Gregg Trans scrlptwn Award 3 County Chorus 3 Career A Sec retary Pav Exp Wish I had my Enghsh done A mee illrl one of the Buck horn mrls mce personalnty CHARLES H SNYDER Vocational Agnculture Future Farmers of Amerxca Z 3 4 Career Farmer Mlschlevously qulet short xnterested nn farmmg CI ' YY Ba , , 3, 4: G. . A. 1. 2. . : ' s 1. 1' I ' . ' A -- 1 it . 'Y Ll I! pa .,.-4:1-Ii-Y1.2. ,, ,,, . lb ' I9 III li ' 1 'I -I st ' g All ', .. ,,P F. - Ba . . Ff B. L. . 2. b0Y but rather quiet around 5 -: .. : ' ' - - Z.. li I! ' ' r . . , : . 3 ,, .,, , p F..L.A.2,3,g'rls' l H 11 ', , 3 : 5 Tr'- '- . Z F. B. . A. - - - ' ' ' ' ,.f , W l w 31 JAMES P. STEINER Academic -Ijimyy Jay-vee Football 13 Jay- vee Basketball 1. 2:Varsity Football 2 3 4 Co Captain of the Varslty Football Team 4 VarsIty Basketball 3 Gym CIrcus 2 Cass Vxce PI-esldent 4 Intra mural Basketball 4 Career Physxcal Eductmon Instruc tor Fav Exp Lets get some blockxng here' Llkes sports especIally football a frIend to all and always lots of fun Always has a crowd of glrls around hIm JOSEPH A STEINER Academxc 06 Jay vee Football 1 Jay vee Basketball 1 2 VarsIty Football 2 3 4 Class I-IIs torlan 3 Treasurer of Stu dent CouncIl 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Career S Army Fav x Lets 20 In here' A fel low wIth a personallty plus Excels In sports and IS al ways a lot of fun JANICE M SWISHER CommercIal Swzsh 3 Glrs Chorus 3 4 MemorabIlIa 4 Gregg Shorthand DIcta tIon 60 80 Gregg Short hand Awards Jumor and Semor 0 A T Safe Drlv In Course 3 County Chorus 3 4 Career A Sec retary Fav Exp How about that' A swell Iurl she has a pleasant dIspos lflOh She IS rather qulet but makes frlends EHSIIY WILLIAM F SWISHER CommercIal Jay vee Basketball 1 Var Sly Basketball 2 3 Varslty Baseball 2 3 4 Student Councll Represen a IVE 4 H Y Presldent of HI Y 4 F B A 3 Caree U AIr Corps Fav Exp Ah Yeah' Fme fellow easy to get along wIth shInes In sports especmlly basketball BARBARA A UNGER Commerclal Barb Press Club 1 2 ASSOCISLG Edltor 3 Copy Fdltor 4 B L A 2 3 Memo bha 4 Prom CommIttee 3 Safe Drwmg Course 3 Sprmg FrolIc 2 Career Stenogragher Fav Exp w cut It out Swe gIrl sweet personallty good worker one of the edItors of the paper DORAMAE F VAN HORN Commercxal IS B L A 2 Career ephone Operator Fav Exp I guess I told you dIdnt NIce glrl rather on the lIuIet Slde RICHARD W Vuzrs Commercxal Muscles Career Axr Force Fav I'xp Captaln Fddxe Tall dark nIce bulld In SCTVICE It present KENNETH D WAGNER Academlc Max Intramural Basketball 1 Jay vee Basketball 2 Var slty Baseball 2 3 4 Var sxty Basketball 3 4 Gym Ircus 4 Career Physxcal Educatlon Instruc tor Fav Exp Tough Darts Class comedxan however h s a real 1 has good deal of basketball and baseball kIll NANCY A WALP Academxc Nan A A 4 ra matlc Club 'I 4 All School Play The Man Who Came To Dmner 3 MemorabIlIa tafl' 4 Gym Clrcus Irom Commlttee 3 Sprmg Ing 2 Scnence Club VIce PresIdent of G A A 4 The Famlly Upstalrs 4 A A Assembly 2 Natlonal Thesplan SocIety 4 Offxcer F T A Career ChIld Psychologlst Fav Exp No klddln Nancy would llke t be a chIld psychologIst and wIll make a good one because of her sweet personallty and her manner of makmg fnends Loud luck Nancy NEIL M WALP Academxc McKean nd 1 2 4 The Man Wlo Came To Dxnner County Bandl 2 3 Cla-ss lrzsnlent 1 Assocxate Pill ur of Year Book 4 Scnme b 3 Dramatlc Club rcus land 1 Boys Chorus 'fl The Fam I Upstaxrs S D r 1 n l'rolIc 2 Monltor Force 4 Career llacterlologlst Fav l-xp Dry U Person allty plus good worker fund of muslc actlve In band always has a smlle for everyone : ' l l 1 u - vv l . . : - S 5 1 F' .... : : Tel- : ' . 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' , Q 32 HARRY A WARD Commercxal Wardy B A 3 Career Elec trlclan Fav Exp You guessed t Harry ns very fnendly and gets along well wlth his classmates RAYMOND A WATTS Academxc Buddle Jay vee Football 1 2 Jay vee Basketball 1 Varsxty Football 8 4 Varslty Base ball 1 2 3 Stage Crew 1 2 3 4 National Thesplan 4 Career Architect Fav Exp No Knddlng A great guy full of fun and always ready for a good tlme Now serving lh the Marine Corps MARY LU WELLIVER Academxc Mzmmz 1 Hx Y 2 8 G A Assembly 1 2 4 morablha Stal! 4 Safe Drnvxng Course 2 Prom Committee 3 Sprmg Frohc 2 Gym Circus 1 2 Dra matic Club 4 Career I tenor Decorator Fav Exp You re Jolnngf Alwa y 5 ready for excltement often the cause of xt ID her sta tlon wagon or convertible JAMES H Wmr Academm 1111 Jay vee Football 1 2 Var slty Football 3 4 Varsity Basketball Manager 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 Gym lrcus 1 2 4 Student Councnl 3 4 Honor Society 3 Dramatxc 3 4 All School Play 3 Our Mlss Brooks 4 Press Club 4 Scxence Club 3 Career Engineer av Exp Oh my sxdes' .hm has a pleasant smile for all and he emoys sports jol-TN N Yooocx Automotive Mechamcs Little john Jay vee Football 1 2 Var sity Football 3 4 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Gym Clrcus 1 2 3 4 Stu dent Councll Representative 4 Momtor Force 4 Auto Shop Court Judge 2 3 Auto Shop Assembly 2 3 u o hop 2 Career Navy Fav Exp Keep smllmg A short but wonderful fella who plays a good football game describes Jack WILLIAM j Yooocx Automotive Mechamcs Big B111 Jay vee Football l 2 Jay vee Basketball 1 2 Varsity Football 3 4 Varslty Bask etball 3 4 Varslty Base 2 3 4 Intramura Basketball 1 Gym Clrcus 1 2 Auto Shop Club 3 4 Auto Shoo Vlce Presxdent 3 Auto Shop President 4 Career State Pohce Fav Exp Tough Darts' One of the all around athletes ln with a personality plus and a mlle for all CAROLYN A YosT Academxc Carme Trl H1 Y 3 4 Gym Circus 1 Career Elementary Teacher Fav Exp O K Jumor Carnle IS a very sweet mrl and a wonderful classmate CARLTON L ZIMMERMAN Vocatxonal Agriculture B F Career Farmer Fav Exp Babe Carlton IB a very shy fel low but wlll be a good farmer H - n ' - , ' . 2 r - , ll ll ' b n 1 l I . 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A. 2, 3, 4: ,5 ' . 1..F.5 3 Harold P Dillon Theresa B Gumard B tty Ruth Keller QOMMENCEMENT The opemng of the most 1mportant perlod m our academlc l1ves was marked by the jr Sr Prom on the nlght of june lst The theme of th1s year s Prom was Starllte Crulse and the gym was delxghtfully decorated IU accord ance Wlth lt Class Nxght on June 8th demonstrated the theatrlcal ab1l1t1es of the gradu atlng class Everyone enjoyed the evemngs pageant WhlCh was dxrected by Mrs Harrxet Khne Then on Iune 10th Baccalaureate SEFVICCS were held m the audxtorrum The speaker Reverend Bomboy gave one of the most msplratlonal talks m recent years One hundred and thlrty nme members were added to the alumm of Bloomsburg jr Sr Hlgh School on the mght of June 12th The guest speaker was Dr Lesl1e Pmckney H1ll, who gave a very stxrrmg talk The three com mencement speakers, Harold Dxllon, Betty Ruth Keller, and Theresa Gumard presented fine speeches 34 K may . R , ls! 4 .1 . 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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was quxte a sensatxon entermg our Sophomore Year We were put together as a class for the flrst txme and so we proceeded to elect our class officers under the d1rect1on of Mxss Schuyler and Mr Schutt our class advx sors Guldlng our efforts that year were Nexl Walp Presndent Lana Ann Fegley Vxce Presxdent jean R Mears Secretary john E Palevlch I-Irstornan Durmg the year selhng candy at basketball games sports dramatxcs band and other extra currlcular work kept the class members busy The mam event of our Sophomore year was the Sprmg Frolxc a very successful dance Hav1ng passed our Sophomore year 1n excellent form we fell mto the swxnff of our jumor Year l1ke true veterans Now for our leaders we pxcked Charles Coates Presldent john Palev1ch V1ce President Theresa Gumard Secretary joseph Ste1ner I-I1stor1an Thms year there seemed to be even more thlngs to work on Some took part m the All School Play The Man Who Came to Dmner some actmg and others worked on the stage crew Student Counc1l gave us somethmg new to engage rn and rn add1t1on to all the extra currxcular aCt1VlflCS we had our jumor Semor Prom Evemng xn Parls to top off 1 dellghtful year SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was rather hard to beheve but we are now Semors' The long traxl up ward had come to an end For our final year our admxmstrators were john E Palevlch Presxdent Jlm Stemer V1ce Presxdent Molhe Haas Secretary and james K Luchs Hlstorran advxsed by Mlss Schuyler and Mr Schutt Student Councxl was plckmg up speed after nts fine start Class members took part m the All School Play The Famxly Upstaxrs and the Semor Class Play Our Mlss Brooks both ably dlrected by Mr H L Mlller In sports our basketball team won the Susquehanna Conference award and then went on to take the Dlstrxct Four tltle We had loads of fun and were anythxng but 1dle yet before we knew lt we found our Semor Year commg to an end After graduatxon the old school would be gone but not forgotten New adventures were ahead and so we left leavmg behxnd our herxtage for followmg Semor Classes 35 v . - . , . v ' - - , 1 . , . v y . y 44 - ' yy , . 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Q SENIOR POPL LARITY POLL Most Popular Boy lVIost Popular Gxrl Most Attractlve G1rl Most Handsome Boy Most Cheerful Boy Most Cheerful G rl Most Talented Boy Most Talented Curl Cutest Couple Best Boy Dancer Best Curl Dancer Class Apple Pol1sher Drugstore Cowboy Best Dressed Gxrl Class Bra1n Most Flckle Boy Most Flckle Curl Masculme W1t Fem1n1ne Wlt P1n Up Boy P1n Up G1rl Personallty Plus Boy Personallty Plus Glrl Shyest Boy Shyest Curl Most Mus1cal Boy Most Mus1cal G1rl Most Athletzc Boy Most Athletlc Glrl Class Pess1m1st Boy Class Pess1m1st G1rl Boy Most L1kely to Succeed G1rl Most L1kely to Succeed Wmner Ch rles Coates jane Logan joan Fogarty Charles Coates P1Ch rd Hartm n Do othy Kashner Charles Coates Po e Mar1e Sharretts Po e Mar e Sharretts and Charles Coates Douglas Dyer Nloll e Haas II rold D1llon Henry Hemmen joan Fogarty Harold D1llon janet Exfert Kenneth Wagner Dorothy Kashner Law Groner lean Mears john Palevl h Molhe Haas Donald Kelchner M r1on Bogardus Ceorge Schell Rose Mar1e Sharretts Raymond Hendershot Dor1s Iverson James Luchs lVIary Lu Welllver John Palev1ch Betty Ruth Keller 16 Runner Up John Palevlch Moll1e Haas Lana Ann Fegley Ne1l Walp Kenneth Wagner Mollie Haas George Schell Elame Kelly Paul Coxe Patsy Dav1s Barbara Lemon Paul Coxe jean Mears Betty Ruth Keller Beverly Hoch Rmchard Hartman Mollle Haas Raymond Watts jane Logan Ne1l Walp Dorothy Kashner Carroll Pealer Frances Gxrton Charles Coates Elaine Kelly W1ll1am Yodock Elame Kelly Samuel Hauck Bertha Knouse Harold Dlllon Theresa Gumard T C 3 Q .5 , f . X S . . t s i Q ' N Kenneth Wagner Paul Franklin . Q . . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1951 of the Bloomsburg Hxgh School Clty of Blooms burg County of Columbxa and State of Pennsylvama bemg of sound mmd and memory bemg exposed to all and absorbmg nothxng do hereby make pub l1sh and declare th1s to be our last wxll and testament hereby revokmg any wxll or wxlls heretofore made by us We bequeath the undersxgned artlcles and talents to our underclassmen to be used to the best of thelr ab1l1ty We smcerely hope thxs last wxll and testa ment w1ll help the helrs along through the rest of the1r hlgh school days jamce Arbuckle leaves her square dancmg to Joan Earnest Norma Beers leaves her term paper to all semors next year Marlon Bogardus leaves her shyness to Patrlcxa Hexdger Mmerva Boudman leaves her ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mrs Khne to Marx anne Gordner W1ll1am Boudman bequeaths h1s specxal seat 1n Englxsh class to Beth McBr1de Paul Bowman leaves the radxo m h1s car to Mr Shutt Eleanor Broadt leaves her love for bookkeepmg to Nma Dxltz George Broadt bequeaths his bad tlmes on the carburetor to John DeL'1y Chrxstme Bucher leaves her term paper to Bessle May Stauffer joan Bucher leaves those long hours spent on bookkeepmg to some lucky Jumor Ellzabeth Chapman leaves Roy Shaffer to all lucky Jumor g1rls Donna Cleaver leaves her red ha1r to Rodney F ollmer Charles Coates leaves hxs sharp wardrobe to Rod Kelchner Margaret Cole leaves her lllegal excuses to Dorls DeWald Vlctor Collen leaves h1s photographlc ab1l1ty to Carl Buss Wanda Cox leaves her ways of gettmg m trouble to Susle Penmngton Paul Coxe leaves h1s dashlng way wxth women to any one who can fill the Doyle Crawford leaves h1s tools to Mr Faust Permllla Crawford leaves her empty desk to next year s semors Patsy Davls leaves her coquettlsh ways to Joanne Lawton Melvena Deaner leaves her smgmg ab1l1ty to Joyce Lundy Ruth Dent leaves her voxce to some Junlor g1rl Sally Derr leaves her pleasant d1spos1t1on to Nancy Dyer Harold Dlllon leaves h1s brams to h1s brother Darlene Dlppel bequeaths her typmg seat to Shlrley Glrton F rederlck Dxseroad leaves hxs ready smxle to Bob McCreary Davxd Doublestem leaves the Columbxa Theater to some lucky jumor jack Downs leaves the Danvllle g1rls to the Auto Shop Peggy Durlmg leaves her secretary posxtlon wlth Mr A1 Mlller to some Jumor girl Douglas Dyer leaves h1s cigars to Frank Krestler janet Exfert bequeaths her seat ln Epley s to Betty Hawk Marxe Emmxtt leaves her books to Shxrley Andrees Elxzabeth Eunson leaves her reading ab1l1ty to Pat Follmer Nancy Evxtts leaves her understandmg ways to Nancy Brmk W1ll1am Faux leaves h1s curly ha1r to Whxte Head Hower Lana Ann F egley leaves her sophxstlcated ways to Glorla Welsbach joan Fogarty leaves her photographlc abxlxty and Camera Club to Carl Buss Bonme F ollmer leaves her many romances to Margaret Stecker Joan Force leaves her square dancmg to Fred Shaffer Paul Franklm leaves the g1rls ln Danvllle to Dave Sommers Norma Frltz leaves her summers at camp to the Junxor g1rls Donald Garrlson leaves h1s Engllsh papers to any one who can use them Frances Gxrton leaves her roller skates to Beth Glrton ,37 , . 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Marllyn Gxrton leaves her shortness to Joyce Lundy Ruth Green leaves her shyness to Jean Rlchart Raymond Gxrton leaves h1s desk to John DeLay Mr F1sher s first per1od harem leave thelr S20 00 soap erasers to the Junlor class Robert Greenly leaves h1s spooner huntxng to B111 Glace Law Groner leaves h1s dark eyes to Nancy Snyder Theresa Gu1nard leaves her dramatlc ab1l1ty to Joan Groner Mo1l1e Haas leaves her g1ft of gab and her beauty parlor busmess to Dor1s DeWald Eldon Harner leaves h1s pool cue to J1m Hower Rxchard Hartman leaves h1S Hawkshaw plpe to Rod Kelchner Samuel Hauck leaves h1s cars to the school to be rented on ramy days Ralph Hawk leaves h1s left handed monkey wrench to Benny Ph1ll1ps Henry Hemmen leaves h1s power over Mrs Kl1ne to J1m Hower Raymond Hendershot and Dor1s Iversen leave thelr h1gh school romance to Joan Laubach and Rod Kelchner George Herre leaves h1s sports predlctlons and h1s long look to Wayne Deltrxtch Zender Hess leaves h1s farmmg ab1l1ty to Dean Robblns Herbert Hewlett leaves h1s absentee 11st to Clyde Cook Kenneth Hldlay leaves h1s mouthplece to B111 Faxrman Beverly Hoch leaves her college men troubles to Nancy Snyder V1rg1ma G Horne leaves her ab1l1ty to get along wmth Mrs K11ne to oan Trudnak w1l Dolores F Ivey leaves her dev111sh ways to Elame Waterman Chester John leaves h1s broken ratchet wrenches to Rlchard Klme Dorothy Kashner leaves her laughter to Elame Waterman James Kashner leaves h1s excuses for gettlng out of class to anyone who take them Adele Kelchner leaves her wardrobe to Nan VanZant Donald Kelchner bequeaths h1s qulet ways to Cleve Hummel Betty Ruth Keller leaves her ab1l1ty to t1ckle the 1vor1es to Donna Relce Gertrude Keller leaves the Ma1nv1l1e fellows to Jane Bre1sh Elame Kelley leaves her personallty to Nancy Dyer Robert Ketchem leaves h1s auto exper1ences to Gele Derr Donald K1tchen leaves h1s electrlc weldmg to Jlm Turner Bertha Knouse leaves her ab1l1ty to get her school work to Luanne Mlllel Nancy Kranxak leaves her sarcast1c ways to B111 Glace Whelen Kressler leaves h1s good t1mes 1n Danvllle to any 1nterested Junlor Fellow John Krum leaves M1ss Keger1ze for the Jun1or boys next year W1l11am Kuster leaves h1s draftlng tray to Dlck Houser Frances Laubach leaves her Ford to anyone who can dr1ve lt Margaret Lldgard leaves her trombone to Joanne Robberts Jane Logan leaves her eyes to Ruth DCltflCk Rlchard Long leaves h1s greasy coveralls to Clyde Cook James Luchs leaves h1s ser1ous manner and red haxr to Leonard Drake W11l1am Lutz leaves the partles 1n Danvxlle to Buzz1e Hawk Faye Mausteller leaves her Bookkeep1ng Pract1ce seat to Jean1e Longen burger Marjorle May leaves her roller skates to Mary Louxse Ebl1ng Joanne McCreary leaves her gymnast1c ab1l1ty to any one who can fill It Dw1ght McLaughl1n s unfinxshed homework to Glen Sw1sher Jean Mears leaves the Red and Wh1te to the asslstant edxtors Ronald Melxck leaves h1s ways IH Engllsh class to W11l1am Glace Barbara Mengme leaves her homework to Bessle Mae Stauffer Percy Mlller leaves h1s motorcycle to Helen Bowman Jack Mutchler leaves h1s excuses for belng absent to Jerry Keller John Palev1ch leaves h1s leadershxp ab111t1es to h1s brother Jlm 38 'l . jay Parker leaves everythmg to john Powlus Joan Parker leaves her dashmg smlle to any lucky Junxor glrl Barbara Pealer leaves her ab1l1ty to day dream to Shxrley Frey Carroll Pealer leaves tackle pos1t1on to joe Wexst John Pelton leaves the sophomore gxrls to Ben Phxllnps Colletta Pennmgton leaves Lee Knorr to the Junlor gxrls Leonard Perottl leaves hxs term paper to his brother Dlck Donald Relchard leaves hxs shyness to glve reports to jxm Mxller Lame Rmker leaves hls neat clothes to some Junxor boy Dawn Rhone leaves her quxet ways to Nancy Dyer Harry Roadarmel leaves h1s deer huntmg to Lame Adams Clxnton Robbms leaves an acxd stramer to Donald McBr1de Margaret Robbms leaves her Job at the Capmtal to any one that wants lt Barbara Roberts leaves her tlps on how to get a man to any one that can use them Dorothy Roberts bequeaths her seat 1n Englzsh to Eleanor Long Joanne Roberts leaves her fun lovmg ways to a certaln Jumor glrl Maynard Rubensteln leaves advanced art to Mr Fxsher George Schell leaves h1s good relatlons w1th Mr Freed to Walter Rudy jerry Seybert leaves bookkeepmg to Mr Barton Barbara Shaffer Lemon bequeaths her blond haxr to Wynne McKeeby Rose Marle Sharretts leaves her title as drum majorette to Joanne Robbms Jean Sherman leaves her ablllty to get along w1th Mr Reed to some lucky person Dorene Shoemaker bequeaths her scatter pxns to Mrs Klme Robert Showers leaves hxs car to Della Temple Rlchard Shultz leaves handlmg furnxture at Dav1son s to Joe Wels Cecella Slusser leaves her books to her brother Charles Snyder leaves h1s daxry projects to james McMahan James Stemer leaves has football powers to Glace Jamce Sw1sher leaves her trouble wxth Danvxlle fellows to Mary Loulse Ebllng W1ll1am Swxsher leaves hxs basketball abxllty to jackxe ln the mterest of a better jumor Hlgh team Barbara Unger leaves her prxmp ways to Betty Klrkendall Doramae VanHorn leaves her long ha1r to anyone that needs xt Rlchard Vxets leaves hls massxve bulk to Glenn Sw1sher Kenneth Wagner leaves h1s w1t and cheerfulness to Whxtehead for enter talnlng student teachers next year Nancy Walp leaves her wmmng smlle to Margaret Stecker Nell Walp leaves his good looks to Ronme Glrton Harry Ward leaves hxs ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr Barton to john Powlus Raymond Watts leaves h1s well buxlt body to jack Hagemeyer Mary Lu Wellxver leaves her drxvmg ab1l1ty to Nancy Snyder james W rt leaves hxs Taxl Servxce to Rod Kelchner ln mterest of the Jumor class john Yodock leaves hxs gymnastlc ablllty to Eddxe Schuyler Wlllxam Yodock leaves his athletlc abxlxty to Dale Davxs Carolyn Yost leaves her pmochle deck to Laura jane Unger Carlton Z1mmerman leaves h1s abxlxty to get along w1th Mrs Klme to Roy Shaffer Slgned sealed publxshed and declared as and for our last w1ll and testa ment by the Class of 1951 the above named ln the present of the powers that be we have subscrlbed our names hereto on the day and year last aforesaxd 39 joseph Steiner leaves his football powers to Kelchner. CLASS PROPHECY Am1d the confus1on of these Wlld 60s we are t1'c1n t1me to rem1n1sce aWhllC Th1nk1ng back about n1ne or ten years we are emembermg those 140 SCTIOUS m1nded sen1ors who graduated from Bloomsburg H1gh School 1n the June of 1951 D1d we say ser1ous m1nded9? Well perhaps they had thelr ser1ous moments but only WhllC 1n the classrooms because as soon as they left the bu1ld1ng at 3 15 they were a great bunch of fun lov1ng k1ds who really knew how to l1ve' However these 140 sen1ors are novu ten years older and ten years w1ser and recently they held the1r class reun1on 1n the Sert Room of the Waldorf Astor1a Hotel Th1S room by the way was des1gned and decorated by Mary Lou Well1ver well known 1nter1or decorator D1ck Hartman Pres1dent of In ternatlonal Arch1tects Corporat1on also d1d eonslderable work on th1s bu1ld1ng H1s latest ach1evement IS an Atom1c Research plant near HafflSbUfg Bob Cvreenly Hartman s compet1tor recently deslgned and bu1lt an H Bomb plant on Berw1ck Road Theresa Gu1nard a graduate of Katherme GlbbS IS Bobs pr1vate secretary As Bob s w1fe Theresa IS ln charge of all finances Jlffl Kashner dzd a marvelous job of advert1s1ng for th1s reun1on Dorothy Roberts m1ss1onary 1n Afr1ca heard of the plans weeks 1n advan e througl' the use of neon electrons Yes Kashner has many new dcas for tm a .vertlsmg field l1nes Company Fly1ng 1nto New York 1n a Jet plane p1loted by Robert Show ers Wlth A1r Hostesses Coletta Penn1ngton and Carolyn Yost were Eldon Har ner world famous race horse dr1ver and tra1ner Fred D1seroad Ray Hender shot and Harry Ward noted C1V1l eng1neer jerry Seybert bookkeeper for the Aga Kahn and h1S ass1stant Eleanor Broadt and Carroll Pealer Pres1dent of Pealer Plumbmg and Heat1ng Corporat1on There were a few others who preferred to travel by automoblle so Henry Hemmen m1ll1ona1re auto salesman presented them w1th cars He sent alon w1th these cars free of charge h1s three best auto mechan1cs Herbert Hewlett Ralph Hawk and Dw1ght McLaughl1n Most of these cars were des1gned by Sam Hauck famous automot1ve eng1neer They are repa1red at the garages of ROHHIC Mel1ck George Broadt and jack Yodock Workmg 1n these garages are top mechan1cs Doyle Crawford Jack Downs Dean G1ger Raymond G1rton Chester John john Krum D1ck Long John Pelton and Cl1nton Robbms Teddy Bowman used car dealer and Henry s Chlef compet1t1on also sv pp' ed cars Upon arr1v1ng 1n New York the g1flS 1mmed1ately rushed to tl e beauty salons of Joanne McCreary and Mar1lyn G1rton Joanne McCrf ar IS noted for her exot1c co1ffure styles and Mar1lyn G1rton for her make up creatlons After rece1v1ng beauty treatments the g1rls shopped at jean Mears fash 1onable fifth avenue dress shop Leavmg the dress shop they went d1rectly to M L Haas Shoe Stores Inc where they bought StyllSh shoes George Herre owner of the Cleveland Ind1ans IS now manager of the Wal 40 ., . . L, . , ,, . N . . . 1 .1 . A' - . ' . . , s . , 1 ' - v ' ' . . . v . . , . , . , . . . Transportation was provided by jim Wirt. President of the American Air- y v Y - 5 V 1 - . . , , , . . . - v . . A 1 - - I 1 I , . . 1 V Y I V I u , . . , .. , . . . Q U , , , ,A u V Q 1 , 'I' . . . , 9 A ' dorf He went to a great deal of trouble to engage the talented artlsts for the entertalnment of the evemng Ruth Dent Metropolxtan opera star sang sev eral lovely select1ons Ruth was accompamed by George Schell concert plamst George IS appearlng mghtly at Carnegxe Hall Malvena Deaner SBCYIHCCCI her weekly broadcast over NBC to slng She was accompamed by Margaret L1d gard well known musxc teacher Rose Mane Sharretts concert p18fllSt Just returned from tourmg Europe She played several concertos Ken Hrdlay and Maynard Rubenstem provxded addxtlonal entertainment These boys are top recordlng artxsts Ken Hldlay s newest release sold at the rate of a m1ll1on a day Paul Coxe the twentxeth century Valentmo gave a prevlew of h1s latest film jack Mutchler dersel mechan1c was on hand to lnstall the emergency delsel hghtlng Law Groner electrlcal engmeer deslgned the lntrxcate electrl cal system Lame Rmker Presxdent of F O R1nker 85 Sons and Harold D1llon Presr dent of J L D1llon Inc prov1ded of course the lovely floral arrangements Each g1rl upon enter1ng the Sert Room recelved a lovely black orchxd The dmner was sk1lfully planned by food specxahst and home economxrs dxrector Jane Logan The food we ate was produced by our farmers Percy Mrller Carlton Zlmmerman Donald Garrxson Donald Rexchard Charles Sny der and Zender Hess Thls food was transported by B111 Boudman manager of Welss Food Market and Peggy McCreary manager of A and P Food Mar kets and mllk was suppl1ed by Harry Roadarmel owner of Roadarmel Da1ry There were several reg1stered nurses present at all tlme Among these nurses were Joanne Roberts Patsy Ives Marle Emmltt Bonnxe Follmer Dawn Rhone Sally Derr and Bertha Ixnouse Two mortlcxans Barbara Pealer and Darlene Dlpple were present also Cjust m casell B111 Faux Pres1dc nt of Rescue Hose and Ladder Co and Jay Parker Ch1ef fireman stood by wxth thelr fire fightxng equlpment The state pollce were represented by Donalrl Krtchen B1ll Yodock and Robert Ketchem Nancy Walp ch1ld psycmatrxst and Frances Laubach chlld welfare work er took care of the chxldren durmg the program Dr Charles Coates m1n1ster of Theology dellvered a very xmpressxve mes sage and 1ntroduced the guest speakers john Palevxch petroleum geolog1st spoke on hrs exploratlons to the Malay States and the results of geophys1cal prospectlng J1m Luchs BS MA MHD PHD etc Presldent of the Luchs agamst the world orgamzatlon gave hrs lnterpretatxon of the Luchxan theorem Ellzabeth Eunson Pres1dent of B S T C gave an lnterestmg talk These speeches were broadcast over the Amerlcan network under the manage ment of Dxck Shultz B1ll Kuster mstalled the radlo equxpment and made lt possxble for thrs broadcast Barbara Unger and Betty Ruth Keller well known bankers gave numerous loans throughout the evemng and offered financxal advlce A group of school teachers had attended a conference at N Y U and were able to attend the1r reun1on Those present were Vlrgrnxa Horne elementary 41 - 1 1 ' . , . 1 ' - 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 1 ' . . , ., , , . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 , . . 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' - 1 1 1 . , . ., . ., . . ., . . ., 1, H . ,, . . . . . . 1 . , . . . ., . 1 ' 1 . . ., - 1 1 A , teacher Beverly Hoch prlnc1pal of the Normal School Delores Ivey and Marlon Bogardus elementary teachers Several fellows servmg 1n the Armed Forces made arrangements to be sta tloned m New York m order to attend th1s reumon Those present were Nell V1Ialp and Whelen Kressler Coast Guard OHICETS Leonard Perottx and B111 Lutz Naval Adm1rals Raymond Watts and Doug Dyer Lleutenant Generals D1Ck V1ets and Howard Shultz Br1gad1er Generals 1n the A1r Force and Ed Glrton and Don Kelchner 4 Star Generals 1n the Army We are sorry however that qu1te a few of our former classmates were un able to attend because of var1ous reasons Jxm Ste1ner football coach at Notre Dame and joe coach at Pr1nceton had games scheduled for the day and Max Wagner athlet1c dlrector and coach at Penn State also had a game scheduled w1th Navy B111 Swlsher profess1onal basketball player for the Ph1ladelph1a Warrlors was playmff at Madzson Square Garden Paul Franklm now wrth the G1ants was tra1n1n'1 rn Florrda Ela1ne Kelley was playmg champ1onsh1p tennxs tournaments in England A mmorlty of our frlends were unable to attend because they were now marrxed and had thelr responsrbxlxtles at home These mcluded Barbara Lemon Patt1 Watts Barbara Roberts Cecella Slusser Peggy Cole Nancy Kramak and Pmky Iversen Joan Fogarty and Vlctor Collen took many photographs of th1s gala affaxr V1c and joan have recexved numerous awards for themr outstandmg work 1n the free lance photography field Lana Ann Fegley a graduate of Su quehanna Unlverslty recorded all the 8Ct1V1t1CS of th1s reumon The commerclal department of B H S graduated many secretarles bookkeepers typlsts and Hllflg clerks who are successful ln the busmess field Qulte a few people left thexr commerclal posxtlons to attend thxs reumon They were Jamce Arbuckle Norma Beers Mmerva Boudman Chrlstme Bucher joan Bucher Ehzabeth Chapman Donna Cleaver Wanda Cox Permxlla Crawford Patsy Davls Peggy Durl1ng janet Exfert Joan Force Norma Frxtz Nancy Evltts Marjorle May Joan Parker Dorothy Kashner Adele Kelchner Gertrude Keller Faye Mausteller Barbara Menglne Peggy Robblns jean Sherman Dora Mae VanHorn Eleanor Broadt Frances Glrton Dorene Shoemaker Ruth Green and Jamce Swlsher Davzd Doublestem edltor ln chlef of the Doublestem News publxshed a specxal ed1t1on of hrs paper dedxcated to th1s spectacular reumon and grac1ousl5 sent each class member a copy Thls reumon was truly a great success and everyone who attended carry wxth them fond memorles of then' class days 4A 1 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 . . 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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent CARL H Buss Vice President DALE M DAVIS Sewefafy JOAN R RINKER Historian NANCY L DYER Advisors Miss CLEORA McKrNsTRv MR ROBERT MERCER JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY As we entered our first year of Senior High School in September 1949 the immediate future awed us During oui Sophomore year our class officers elected were President Joanne Kashner Vice President Patricia OBr1en pointed were Miss Cleora McK1nstry and Mr Robert Mercer Our advisors proved to be very understanding and helpful We began another active and prosperous year by electing officers for the year Those elected were President Carl Buss Vice President Dale Davis Secretary joan Rmker and Historian Nancy Dyer Our class advisors of course were the same One of our feature activities was our Christmas Dance Music was pro vided by Alan Fetterman and his orchestra Everyone had an enjoyable time Our biggest event was the junior Senior Prom As other years the Juniors were given the task of staging this long awaited affair It was held on June 1 with music by Mel After and the Orchestra Everyone worked long and hard to make this a success We left our junior year never to forget a moment of it 44 Secretary, Shirley Frey: and Historian, Nancy Dyer. The class advisors ap- ' ...N Adams, Edwin Armstrong, Harold Artman, Elnora Ash, Margaret Bachinger, Thomas Behm, Richard Berger, George Black, Darlene Bisset, Lawrence Blyler, Robert Bowman, Helen Brewer, Diana Bundens, Barbara Buss, Carl Calhoun, James Carey, Donald Carter, Burton Colbert, Shirley Conner, Evamae Cook, Clyde Creveling, Norma Cunningham, Eugen Deiterich, Ruth Deiterich, Wayne Delay, John Derr, Gene Dewald, Doris Diltz, Nina Drake, Leonard Dyer, Nancy Ebling, Mary Ennis, Nancy Ent, Joanne Erwine, Rodney C JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Evert, Florence Fairman, William Fausey, Sheldon Kassab, Theresa Kelchner, Rodney Keller, Gerald Fenstemacher, Howard Kirkendall, Betty Fetterman, Alan Fiedler, Shirley Fogle, Rose Follmer, Patricia Fornwald, Richard Frey, Shirley Gilnett, Bruce Girton, Beth Girton, Bruce Girton, Ronald Glace, William Gordner, Mary Gray, James Hagemeyer, John Hall, Gladys Harris, Elsie Harris, James Hawk, Betty Heidger, Patricia Henrie, Edward Hess, Dean Hess, Gene Hess, La Rue Hower, James Hummel, Pauline John, Chester Johnson, Thomas Kaiser, Robert Karns, Richard Kashner, Joanne 45 Kline, Richard Kressler, Russell Kyttle, Maxine Laubach, Gary Laubach, Joan Lee, Sheldon Llewellyn, Ronald Long, Collins Long, Eleanor Long, Harry Longenberger, Elm CI' Longenberger, Mary Lundy. Joyce McBride, Donald McBride. Mary McMahan, James Millard. Robert Miller, James Miller. Luann Morgan, Charles Moyer, Harold Neitz, Ronald Neyhard, Donald O'Brien, Patricia Parsell, Barbara Patterson, Sarah Pennington, Suzanne Phillips, Benjamin Phillips, Thomas Pitchford, Gale Powlus, John C. Pursel, Robert Rainier, Elizabeth Reichard, Elsied Richenderfer, Joscp Rinker, Joan Robbins, Dean Shaffer, Fred Shaffer, Roy li Shoemaker, Richard Shoop. Paul Shuman, Jolin Skelding. Vivian Smith, Alice Snyder, Nancy Stauffer. Bessie Nla Steclcer, hlargaret Stunkel, Jack 6 Summers, Geraldine Swartz, Maric- Swisher. Glen Thomas. Robert Townsend, Nlaxine Trudnak, Joan Turner. James Tyson, Don Unger, Jack Unger, Laura J. Walters. Richard Waterman, Elaine Weisbach. Gloria Whitenight, Gerzzlil Yost, Nevin SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent RODNEY C FOLLMER Vice Pteszdent ANN M CHURCH Secretary JANE DAVIS Hzstorzan R ANTHONY JOHNSTONE Advrsors Mrss MARJOPII-3 E GUNDLACH MR CHARLES N Cox SOPHOMORF CLASS HISTORY Th1s year of 1950 1951 was a successful one for the Sophomore Class At the begmnlng of the year the class met and elected 1ts officers as follows Rod ney Follmer Presrdent Ann Church Vxce Presldent Jane Davms Secretary Trea urer and R1chard Johnstone HlSt0fl8H These officers then selected Mlss Marjorme Gundlach and Mr Charles Cox as thexr class adv1sors Durmg the year the class has had charge of the concesslon m the school gymnasxum at the home basketball games They also sponsored a successful mformal dance on Apr11 13th and a Leneht basketball game between the Sophomore Iayvees and some members of the faculty Although the year IS drawmg to a close the class has st1l1 several more projects under conslderatlon 46 ' ' . . , . . J s v v ' 1 a ' A . . . . . o , , . v L. . . x SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Acor, Marie Adams, Barbara Albertson, Shirley Andes, Shirley Austin, Mary Auten, David Badolato, Connie Baker, james Bankes, Eldon Bartholomew, Calvin Barton, Eleanor Bowman, Dorothy Bowman, Roberta Brady, Richard Bright, Courtney Brink, Nancy Broadt, Roger Brouse, Donald Calhoun, Nancy Carr, Arthur Chapman, Betty Church, Ann Clarke, George Coombs, James Crawford, Betty Crawford, Edwin Crist, james Dillon, Ralph Dorsey, Patricia Duck, Margaret Ann Ebner, Betty Eckroth, Theodore Edwards, Jack Edwards, Zane Ernest, Joan Eunson, William Eves, Keith Farver, Robert Fisher, Shirley Fogle, jean Follmer, Rodney Foust, Jack Foust, Shirley Gensel, Kathryn Gensemer, Ira Girton, Shirley Gregory, Carol Gumpy, George Halderman, Beatrice Hamer, Gwendolyn Harris, Ann Hartman, Robert Hayhurst, Mary Henrie, Donna Jones, Marilyn 47 jones, Richard Kessler, Frank King, Dorothy Kline, Robert Kreamer, Eugene Kressler, Daniel Laubach, Maxine Le Van, Carol Liddick, james Lockard, Thomas Long, Charles MacKeeby, Wynne Manson, Carroll Martz, Allen Masteller, Gloria McBride, Leon McCloskey, Dolores McCreary, Robert McGaw, Elaine McGaw, Samuel McKelvey III, George Miller, Connie Miller, William Moser, Gwendolyn Moyer, LeRoy Moyle, Ruby Pealer, Louise Perotti, Richard Poust, Richard Powlus, Harry Reice, Donna Rhodomoyer, Richard Rhone, Rodney Richards, Elaine Rische, Shirley Risewich, Jack Ritter, Suzanne Robbins, Darl Robbins, joan Roberts, John Roberts, Terry Roth, Barbara Rudy, Walter Rupert, Joyce Sands, Sarah Schuyler, Edward Shaffer, james Shaffer, Marilyn Shetterlv. Belwooai Shoemaker, Dale Smith, Samuel Sommers. David Stackhouse, Nancy Strohecker. Clarence Taylor, Rebecca ACTIVITIES MEMOPABILI A STAFF Edltor In Chref Assocrate Edltor Busmess Editor Sports Edztors Art Edztors 1951 JOHN E PALFVICII NFII M WAIl jAMIs E KASIINII S LAW GRONER CHARLES COATES MOLLIF HAAS GLORIA WEISBACH S2 Photography Ed tors JOAN FOFARTY VICTOR COIIFN ASSISTANT EDITORS Lana Ann I egley sean Nlears J Imes Wmrt B Irbaxa Pealer JO n Parker Betty Ruth Keller Ehzabeth Eunson Sall I Ann Derr Rose Mane Sharretts Delores Ivy Eleanor Broadt Patsy Ives Bcrtha Knouse Donra Cle-'wer Beverly Hoch Adele Kelchner Barbara Lemon jo rne Roberts Barbara Unger I ne Logan N ncy Kr'1Inak Therfsa Gulnard Patsy Dav1s U Lame Rmker James Luchs Nfmcy Walp Ruth Dent Ivlary Lu Wel11ver Dorothy Lee Kaslmer Rlchard Shultz I mee Swlshcr Ehraheth Chapman lVI'IrIc Emmltt H Irold DIllOn N A -' .S ' ' - - - - - - , ' 1 ' - - - - - r :J II ,- . , . .' Q - - - ' ' 1 H . . 4 I f L A L I I . fi 3 . 4 ' C ' X n I-. . .1 . C' . . 3 ' I . . O First row. left to right: Lana Ann Fellley, Jean Mears, Law Groner. Mollie Haas, James Kashner, John Palevich, Neil VValp, Joan Fogarty. Charles Coates. Patti Ploch, liarhara Pealer. Second row: .Ioan Parker, lietty Ruth Keller. Elizabeth Eunson. Sally Ann Derr, Rose Marie Sharrs-tts. Dolores Ivy. Patsy Ives, Donna Cleaver. Beverly Hoch, Joanne Roberts, liar- bara Unger, Jane Logan, Virginia Horne. Nancy Krainak, Theresa Gui- nard, Patsy Davis, Advisor. Miss Mary Jane Kegerize. Third row: Laine Rin- ker. James Lut-hs, Nancy Walp, Ruth Dent. Eleanor Broadt, Mary Lu Wel- Iiver. Dorothy Lee Kashner. Bertha Knouse, Janice Swisher, Elizabeth Chapman, Adele Kelchner. Barbara Lemon, Marie Hmmitt, Victor Collen, Harold Dillon, MEMORABILIA STAFF This year under the supervision of Miss Kegerize, the faculty advisor, the Memorabilia Staff has published a book that portrays the rernembrances of the year 1950-51. The staff of the yearbook consists of: Editor-in-Chief, john Palevichg Assistant Editor, Neil Walpg Sports Editors, Charles Coates, S. Law Gronerg Business Manager, james Kash- ner: Secretary, Mollie Haas: and the Art Editors, Mollie Haas and Gloria Weisbach '52g Photography Editors, joan Fogarty and Victor Collen. All members of the staff and others associated with the yearbook, co-operated fully in helping to make the Memorabilia of 1950-51 a great success. PRESS CLUB The Press Club proved to be one of the most active organizations in the high school this year, by editing nine complete issues of the Red and White. The Press Club is organized to encourage the rest of the high school pupils in the jour- nalistic field. The purpose of the Red and White is service-to-students, to report correctly, and to provide a permanent record of interesting activities inside and outside of the class- FOOII1. This year the editors, Jean Mears, Theresa Guinard, Barbara Unger and the staff worked hard to maintain the high standard which the Red and White has held in the past. First row, left to right: Betty Ruth Keller, Joan Parker, James Kashner Lana Ann Fegley, Mollie Haas, Jean Mears. Theresa Guinard, Joanne Kash- ner, John Palevich, Barbara Unger. Luann Miller, Joyce Lundy. Second row: Barbara Adams. Donna Reice, Joan Groner, Rose Marie Sharetts, Dolores Ivey, Patsy Ives, Barbara liundens, Nancy Snyder, George Herre. Victor Collen. Gloria Weisbach, Joan lfoxlurty, Wynne McKee-by. Nancy Krainak, lietty De-Poe, Marion Mat- thews, Margaret Whitt-night, Ann Ludwig. Miss Mary Jane Kegerize, Advisor. Third row: Walter Rudy, .lack Roberts, Richard Hartman, Bar- bara Pealer. Elaine Kelley, Nancy En- nis. Theresa Kassab, Gloria Dent, Joanne Ritter, Nan Van Zandt, Patsy lfollnwr. Margaret Stecker, Eleanor Long, Laine Rinker. James Wirt, Carl Huss. David Faust. First row, left to right: Theresa Gui- nard, Joanne McCreary, Joan Laubach, Barbara Lemon, Ruth Deiterich, Mar- yzaret Stecker. Joanne Kashner, Shir- ley Frey, Elaine Waterman, Gloria Weisbach. Patricia O'Brien, Sandra Shine. Donna Reice, Joan Fogarty. Second row: David Faust, Ralph Dil- lon. Mollie Haas, Nancy Evitts, Betty Ruth Keller, Mrs. Harriet H. Kline. Advisor: Ruth Dent, Virginia Horne, Ifonnie Follmer, Nancy Snyder, Bar- hzvn Bundens, Jane Logan, Dolores Ivey, Dorothy Kashner, Nancy Walp. Third row: Carl Buss, Burton Carter, John E. Palevich, Ronald Melick, Georze Herre, James Luchs, William Nast, John Shuman, Harold Dillon, James Kashner, Neil Walp, Charles Coates. Absent were Nancy Ennis and Raymond Watts, the latter now in the armed services. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY To attain membership in the National Thespian Society is the highest recognition a dramatic club student can possibly receive. The National Thespian Society was founded to create a more active and a more purpose- ful interest in dramatics. The National Thespian Troupe 158 was founded in 1937 under the leadership of Mrs. Kline. This year twenty-two students qualified to become members of the organization. DRAMATIC CLUB The Bloomsburg High School Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mrs. Harriet H. Kline and Mr. H. L. Miller is one of the important parts of the extra curricular activities of the school. The purpose of the Club is to give every member of the organization an opportunity to develop poise, stage presence, and to act a part in a play. Thespians and prospective Thespians act as chairmen of scheduled meeting programs, they direct one act plays for each meeting. Members of the advisory board criticize all plays before they are presented to the Club and after the presentation. The officers for the year 1950-51 included President, john Palevichg Vice-President, john Shuman: Secretary, Joan Fogarty, Advisory Board, jane Logan, chairman, Mollie Haas, Nancy Snyder, and Joanne Kashner. l i w w Fir l row, left lu right: Gloria VVQ-is lunch. Joanne McCr4-ary, Dorothy Loa- lxzishnvr, Nancy W':nlp, Glu:-ia llum- mvl, Mar- YVhilt-night, Sandra Shiign. Margaret lvVhiti-night. and llarlmrn Ili-orgt-. llack row: Ne-il Walp. Ilarulil llilliin. Ira Germs:-nivr, Ann l,uilwii:. Iiuln-rt Hawk, Jann-s Luvhs, Ilnviil Faust, liurtnn Vzirli-r, Shirli-y lfrvy. Rfwnzilrl Melxrk..lu:ir1m- Kushner, Nancy llym-r, .Ioan Grumvr, Gt-urigv Mvliolvvy, Mr. llnrolsl I.. Mille-r, Rube-rl Mi-- Crv-ury. Mr. Ali-xumlvr Fisher, Rmlni-y lfollmvr, and Mary C1lllll'l'lIlt' Fritz. THE FAMILY UPSTAIRSH THE FAMILY UPSTAIRSH is a highly entertaining comedy. joe Heller, played by james Luchs, is a street car inspector, earning 542.50 a weekg Gloria Weisbach played Louise who is his eldest daughter and has not yet managed to land a husband. The ambition of her mother, portrayed by Nancy Walp, is to get her married, and Mr. Heller's ambition is to get his son, Willie, played by David Faust, working. Gloria Hummel played the part of the little sister, Annabelle, who has one passion, and that is getting out of doing her piano lessons. Mother's Propaganda almost breaks up the romance of her daughter, Louise, and an eligible young suitor, played by Neil Walp. Other characters in the cast were: Sandra Shigo, Mac Whitenight, joan Groner, Ronald Melick, Burton Carter. The play was directed by Harold L. Miller and staged by Alex Fisher. OUR MISS BROOKS OUR MISS BROOKS was a delightful comedy of high school life that was presented by the Senior Class on April 20, 1951, before a large crowd. Directed by H. L. Miller and staged by Alex Fisher, the play was very enthusiastically received. The audience was delighted with the talented cast and their sarcastic laugh lines. The story concerned the headaches of Miss Brooks, a typical high school English teacher, who was given the task of directing the senior play, After many difficulties with the play and with her romantic inter- est, the athletic coach, all ended happily. Y'--v---bi,.,v ----W - Y-17-. f- Silting front row, left tn right: Nancy Krainak, Nancy Iivitts. Barbara Peal- er, Barbara S. Lemon. Jim Steiner, The- resa Guinard, George Herre. Jane Lo- Joe Stierer, Peggy Cole, Mollie Haas. lionnie Ifollmvr, Patsy Davis. Second row: Alex Fisher: Stage Crew, Frances l.auliach, Donna Cleaver, Dore-ne Shoe- maker, .Ioan Parker. Barbara Unit-r. .Ivan Mears, .lim lrVirt, Harold Dillon. rf John I'zilt-rich, Laine Hinker, Richard Hartman. Lana Ann Ft-gley, Carolyn 'l Yost, James Luvhs, Ronald Mm-lick, ln-lures lxvy, Mary l.u lrVelliver, Doris lxrrsun, Sally Ann Ilvrr, Rm-me Marie ft smfrvm, ia.-V.-ny Horn, Harnlil I.. Miller. Iliri-I-tor. 1 1 First row, left to right: Nancy llrink. Treresa Guinarrl, Iiarbara liundens, Joanne Kashnur. Dorothy Kashner. Patsy Ives, llonnie Follmer, Sally Ann Derr, Ileverly Hoc-h, Doris lversen. Mollie Haas, Barbara Adams. Second row: Donna Rolfe, Beth Mcliride, Vivian Skt-lrling, liertha Knouse, Francs-s llanliavh, Mary Lu W1-lliver. Dolores lvvy, .Im-an Sherman, Adele Kelchner, Joan Laubach. Joyce Lundy. Barbara Pealer. Third row: Mrs. Vida. H. Harvey, IAdvisorl: Mary Louise Ebling. Laura Jane Unger, Carolyn Yost, Joan Rinker, Diana Brewer. .lane Davis, Nancy Krainak, Marfraret Cole. Gloria Dont, Wynne MCKQ-eby. Potty Di-Poe, Nan Van Zandt. Suz- anne Ritter, Nanvy Evitts, Ann Harris. TRI-HI-Y Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Vida H. Harvey, the TRI-HI-Y has had a very successful year. It assisted the HI-Y in sponsoring dances after the home football and bas- ketball games. Delegates were sent to district meetings at Williamsport and Lewisburg and to the United Nations Assembly at Harrisburg. Toys, clothing, and scrapbooks were given to needy children through various welfare organizations. Each girl participated in one or more projects of the club such as: assembly programs, Red Cross Courses, Nurses' Aid Work, and regular club programs. The club officers are: President, Patsy Ives, Vice-President, Dorothy Lee Kashner, Secretary, Sallie Derry Chaplain, Bonnie Follmer. HI-Y The Hi-Y under the capable leadership of Mr. j. Frank Brink has added another success- ful year to their history. This year two representatives were sent to the Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y Youth Council Meeting held at Williamsport on October 28, 1950. Twelve delegates were sent to the Older Boys Conference at Wilkes-Barre December 1, 2, 3, 1950. The club jointly assisted with the physical education department in conducting the Intramural Basketball games. A course on Teen Talk. which was conducted by the advisor for State Y. M. C. A., was completed. The club as a whole participated with the Tri-Hi-Y in sponsoring dances after football and basketball games. The platform of the Hi-Y is: Clean speech, Clean sportsmanship, Clean scholarship, and Clean living. The officers for 1950-51 were: President, William Swisher: Vice President, Ronald Melickg Secretary, Robert Blylerg Treasurer, Jack Risewick: Chaplain, George Schell, Ser- geant-at-arms, Paul Shoop. l-'irst row, left to right: Walter Rudy. William Glare, James Howl-r, .lack Hapri-nicyt-r. VVilliam Swisher. Ronald Mt-lit-k, Donald lilylvr, Jack Risewick, George Schell. Second row: Glen Bly- ler, Nevin Yost, Eldon Harner, Paul Shoop, Doyle Bright, Gent- Hess. Third row: llonalil llrousc. liill Kastor, May- naril Rubenstein. lflilwarsl Crawford. l,aim- liinlu-r, Jerry Hahn, liurton Faris-r, Hilwarcl Girton, Mr, lirinl-Q. lA1lvisorl. First row, left to right: Nan Horm- Shirley Thomas. lit-rtha Knouso, Fran- DHS Laubach. Sally Dm-rr, Doris Iver- son, Mollie Haas. Dorothy Let- Kash- ner. liunnie Follmor, Nancy l-Ivitts Dolores Ivey, Mary Lu Wm-lliver. Gram Mens:-h, Barbara Adams. Mary I-Int. l's-ggy Gipplv, Shirley Colbert, Miss Marjorie Gunrllarh. lAmlvisorl. Scr- onal row: Marcia Str-inhart, Katty Koller. Patsy lit-rg:-r. l'atsy VVain- wright. Janice Sanilvrs. Kay Hayhurst. Ruby Moyle, Kose Mary Singh-y. .loan l.auliam'h, Bessie Chrisman. Don na Swarely. Barbara Crawfurrl, Janice' Hartman. Donna S1-age-rs. Linda To- bolske, Dorothy Tsakvras, Eleanor Long, Mary Louise Hllling, Nancy Hyde. Third row: Nancy Brink. Jean Halderman, Elaine Waterman. Ginny Klindinst, Peggy Doran. Barbara Pelton. Ann Kessler. Ella Mae Gord' ner, Barbara George, Dunna Autcn. Ann Shuman, Virginia Triverstt-rsw Dorothy Davis. Sally Sands, Peggy Downs, Gail Dickey, Theresa Kassab, Joan Groner, Rita Derr. Fourth row: Joanne Roberts. Joanne Kashner, The- rvsa Glllllaftl, Gloria We-isbach. Mar- garet Whitenight, Mary Ruth Stewart. ,V V W Carol Miller, llarbara Kitchen. Wynne 1 -1 .HAY r H i A McKt-eby, Janet Eifert, lietty Hawk. Shirley Gensel, Louise I'ealer, Barbara liumlens, Virginia He-rre. Fifth row: Mary Yodock, Nancy Walp, Nancy Snyder, lleverly Hoch, Adele Kc-lchner, Elaine Richards, Barbara Adams, Gloria Dent, Suzanne Ritter, Nan Van Zandt, Nancy Krai- nak, Pe-guy Colo. Doris Dewald. .Ioannv I-Int, Nancy Troy, Patsy Ht-rlt-man, Ann Church, Shirley Thomas, Joan Trudnak, Dorothy McCreary. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association. under the leadership of Miss Marjorie Gundlach, has completed another successful year. The girls' sports, such as intramural basketball and the annual gym circus, showed great sportsmanship. Many activities have been enjoyed by members of this club. One of the main features was the Thanksgiving Dance, also a Skating Party, and a humorous assembly program. The officers are: President, Dorothy Lee Kashnerg Vice-President, Nancy Walpg Secre- tary, Ruth Deiterichg Treasurer, Nancy Dyer. GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus, under the leadership of Mrs. Victor K. Meredith, Jr.. has completed a successful year. The Chorus has welcomed a number of new members and has increased its repertoire. Many successful programs were given during the past school year. The Chorus met every Tuesday afternoon in the Band Room for rehearsals and were accompanied by Betty Ruth Keller and Donna Reice. Joyce Lundy is the president, and Elizabeth Eunson is the librarian, V! ?,gg,y,!ffIh3, 5? V MW., . First row, left to right: Mrs. Mer- dith, Melvena Deaner, Betty Ruth Keller, Shirley Colbert, Shirley Dill. Joyce Lundy. Second row: Colletta Pennington, Elizabeth Chapman, Hea- trice Halderman, Dorothy Roberts, Donna Cleaver, Nancy Ohl. Third row: Marie Acar, Kay Hayhurst. Nancy Ennis, Elizabeth I-lunson, Gloria Mausti-ller, Margaret Ann Duck, Donna Reice. First row. left to right: Barbara Un- Ltcr, Mollie Haas. Jean Mears, Theresa Guinard, Joan Fogarty. Second row: John Palevich, Miss Mary Jane Kege- rize, fAdvisorl, Neil Walp, Victor Collem. NATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY The National Quill and Scroll, an international honor society, is organized to encourage high school students in their journalistic talents and ambitions. The qualifications that must be fulfilled by the students to become members of this National Society are: They must be Seniors and in the Press Club for at least two years, they must be in the upper third of their class and must have done outstanding work in writing, editing, or busi- ness management. They must be recommended by the advisor and approved by the national executive secretary of the society. To have membership with this National Society is the highest and most deserving honor any student could wish to obtain, THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Citizenship, Scholarship, Leadership, Service --these constitute the four-fold motto of the National Honor Society. Membership in this society is one of the highest academic hon- ors a student can obtain. Membership is limited to the five percent of the junior class and Fifteen percent of the senior class who have been outstanding through their high school years. Those who have received this honor are leaders not only in scholarship but in citizenship, leadership, character and extra curricular activities. First, row, loft to rluht: Ji-'rn Mg-urs, Luna Ann Feuley. lizirbzirn Unger. liarbura LL-mon, .lane Iroizxin, Theresa Guinard. Joan Parkir, and Mollie Ilais. Set-nn.l rim: James NVirt. Nv- vin Yost, llertha Knousu, Nancy En- nis. .Ioan Rinker, Luzinn Miller, and Law Griznur. Thirrl row: El-ine K.-ls lry, Nancy Sriyrler, Iietty Ruth Kel- lvr, Virginia Horne, Elizabeth Eunson. ,Iwfnne Rvbertl. anil Nam-y VY:1lp. Fourth row: Carl Buss John Pale- vieh, Joseph Richentlerfer, James Luelis, Harold Dillon, Neil VValp. First row. left to right: John Krum. John Yorlock, Dick Long. Bill Yodock, Gr-orue ilrozult, Doyle- Crawford, John Delay. liill Lutz. Dick Kline. Junior llzxwk. Sm-sonrl row: Mr, David Faust, Clinton Robbins. John Fulton, John Downs. Gm-lu Dm-rr, Glen Swisher, Ray- monsl Girton, I.awrt-m'e liissett, Mr. Charles Cox. Third row: Donald Mc-- lirislv. Roln-rt Ks-tvhem. Gerald Keller. John Mun-hler, Chester John. Dwight Mc'l.ziu1:hlin, ll an r o l al Fvnstemacher. Robert Showers. Clyde Cook. les' AUTO SHOP CLUB The club was formed in 1948 for the purpose of forming better work habits and safety education for better citizenship. Many trips are made annually to interesting places in and around Pennsylvania. These places are the scene of parks, races, and club picnics. The club has weekly meetings at which time a small amount for dues is taken. With this money the club holds many eventful parties. There are two groups of the auto shop. Each group has its own officers. In Group A the President is William Yodockg Vice-President, Harold Armstrong, Secre- tary, john Krumg Treasurer, Samuel Hauck. In Group B the President is George Broadtg Vice-President, Donald McBride, Secretary, john Delay, Treasurer, William Lutz. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is a very busy organization of the high school. They sponsor hot meals at noon for students who do not wish to go home for dinner. This year they were the host for the Annual County Convention. The officers for this year were Geraldine Summers, Presidentg Betty Derr, Vice-Presi- dentg Dawn Miller, Secretary: Judy Tilbury, Treasurer: Nancy Faust, Historian. Geraldine Summers was the county treasurer at the Annual County Convention. The purposes of the F. H. A. are: C11 to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, 121 to emphasize the importance of worthy home member- ship, Q31 to encourage democracy in home and community life, 141 to work for good home and family life for all, C51 to promote international good will, C61 to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, Q71 to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, C81 to further interest in home economics. l-'irst row, left to rixfhtz Carol Mc- Ilridm-. lietty Dt-rr, Dawn Miller. Geral- dine Summers. Judy Tilbery, Emily D.usse-n. Second row: Susanne Van- rltrslirv, Sandra Kashner, Dorothy Thomas, Connie Girton, Betty Moser, l'ru:nn Bartholomew, Iona Manson, Vinny Meeker, Barbara Albertson, Miss Nichols. l-'ii-st row. ll-ft to rixrhl: James 5lCllH'!'. Carl liuss. Neil VValp. .luhn l':ilt'vwh. l.axx Grunvr, John Yodovk. and David lulust. liar-lx row: Vlfilllam N ii s I. Rodney Ki-luhncr, VVillizim Faux, Run- zlld M man. Jann-s Luchs. and Russell Kres- sler. Wim-r. Carl liuss. Ss-Ufmnrl row: Mr. Harold Hidlay, fAdvisorI, James Pen- man, .Ioanne Kashm-r, Margaret Hyde. Ann Kessler. Marylin Shallz-r, Judy Varsvll. Susanne- Yamlersliue. Rose- vzirie Shingle. Joyce Lundy. John Church. Miss Marie Pensyl, fAdvisor1. Third row: David Faust. Ronnie Gil'- tun, Richard Long, Benny Crowl. Jack Shuman. Percy Miller. Ronald Melick, James Steiner, Carroll Pealer, Ken- neth Wagner. Morris Stein. STUDENT COUNCIL During the 1950-1951 school term the Bloomsburg High School Student Council did a commendable job in its second year of existence after being absent for many years. The school government sponsored student activities and worked on the improvement of school grounds and hall conditions and perpetuate school spirit. Elected officers for the year were: Alvin Albeck, Presidentg Charles Coates, Vice-Presi- dent: Theresa Guinard, Secretaryg james Steiner, Treasurerg james Luchs, Historian. At the beginning of each semester the home rooms elected representatives. john Palevich, the head of the Monitor Force, picked monitors for each semester to serve in the halls and around the building. Harold Hidlay and Maree Pensyl served as advisors to the student group. Through the year the Student Council held dances, took care of parking problems and held student assemblies. Student court was held to try cases involving violation of Student Council statutes. Some school problems have been solved and some conditions improved but much still remains to be done, so good luck to all future Student Councils. MONITOR FORCE If you walked through the halls at all during the year, you no doubt noticed boys located at the intersections. Explaining what they were trying to accomplish were the signs on the walls reading Keep to the Right. All in all the boys did a good job of directing traffic and also maintaining some law and order on the school grounds. Co-ordinating the Force's efforts was john E. Palevich, the Monitor Chief. During the year he made the assignments and shifted the monitors' posts. click. James W'irt, John Shu- l-'i-sl row, lm-ft to right: John Palo- vii-h, James Luchs, Charles Coates. Alun Allxl-ck. Theresa Gulnzlrd, Joe First row. li-ft to right: Gt-iw Oman. Roger lfroarlt. Zn-mls-r Hess. Roy Shaf- fer. Jim McMahon. Jim Turner, Bvl- wood She-ttvrly, Dm-an Rohliins, Alvin Alht-ek. Second row: Herman Fox, Lee Knorr, lilaint- Kinilt, Osvar John- son, Ke-ith lives, Rivharwl Rhotlm-moyer. Calvin Bartholomew, Rirhard Poust. Fred Shaffer, Richard Hreiseh, Theo- dore Eekroth, James l,id4liCk. Carlson Zimmerman. Charles Snyder. Thiril row: Henry Shiitfer. Osr-ar Lorow. Jim Mmzill, Richard Shoemaker, Don Tyson, Plli Festa-r, Rolwrt Thomas, Donald Kitchen, l'i-rvy Miller. Uonalil Garrison, Dale Davis, Charles Morgan. Jack Unger, .lim Miller, Roy Renner. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Bloomsburg Chapter of F. F. A., whose purpose and aim is to develop character. train for useful citizenship, to create and nurture a love of country life and foster patriotism. The chapter received the following prizes at the Bloomsburg Fair this year: Percy Miller won first prize in a poultry projectg Charles Nlorgan first prize in swine project, and james McMahan first in his supervised farming program. The officers are: President, Dale Davis: Vice-President, Percy Miller, Treasurer, Alvin Albeckg Secretary, Zender Hess, Reporter, Donald Garrison: Sentinel, james McMahan. The chapter's motto is: Learning to do. doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club has had a busy and successful year under the capable leadership of Miss Kegerize. The members assist her in the Library entirely on their own free time. The club stimulates the interest in reading good literature. The following students are members of the club: Margaret Ash, Eleanor Broadt, Wanda Cox, Patricia Heidger, Suzanne Pennington, Darlene Dippell, Nancy Ohl, Eleanor Barton, Marlene Broadt, David Faust, jolin Roberts, Joanne Roberts. Barbara George, Elizabeth Eunson, Adele Kelchner and Carolyn Miller. I':irol5'. Milli-r. Iiarliaru fin-orvt-, llzir livni- lripple. lizwl-Q row, le-ft to rixlhl: John Holi:-rts ll nn f 1 utr J nn l o a 'l A: - , oa 1- ilu at-rls. Mar Snow ltr-iailt, Miss Kegvrize-. lllizzilie-th huiisiir. Nanry Uhl. Margnrn-l Ash lil'-:iiuir liarton, llavnl lfiiust. Front run: lhli-:mor lirozull, VV:mvl:i Vim S14-nr. Pifnnington. l'n!-y ll--Iflizf-r Alex Fisher. Charles Coates. STAGE CREW Turn on the lights! No, they're too bright: use something else. And so it goes, the Stage Crew caters to anyone's desires to make all the stage presen- tations look their best. Mr. Alex Fisher, the faculty advisor, keeps the fellows busy. The Stage Crew's motto, Work well done fits to the last letter. All the assemblies, the All-School Play, the Senior Class Play, the Band Concerts, and the public-sponsored shows are assisted by the Crew . OH the stage there are the Gym Circus, the Holiday Dances, and the Prom that come under the same category. They're a hard-working group that deserves a lot of credit. F. B. L. A. The F. B. L. A. is a commercial club organized to develop competent, aggressive business leaders, to create more interest in choosing business careers, to participate in worthy under- takings for the improvement of business and community, develops character, and trains for useful citizenship and fosters patriotism. This organization has been active for the past four years. Anyone taking at least one commercial subject is eligible for membership. Meetings are held monthly. The club averages one-hundred in membership. Left to right: Gvorgt- Mt-Kelvey H'1rol1l Dillon, Rodney lfullmer. Jack ll im-mm-yt-r, Rulmrt Mrfreznry. Mr Ioann Roberts Flutes t'fAdele Kelshner XMSTIOH Bogardus Oboe Ruby Moyle Bassoon Luann Miller Clarmets 1Cveorge Schell Nancy Enms Lmda Mxller Laura jane Unger Fred Kxstler Thomas Cox Donna Auten Donna Rexce Glorxa Mausteller Betty Moser Iudy Parsell WalterH Freed Dlrector PERSONNEL Horns Donald Carey Walter Rudy Rodney Carey Corners Kenneth Hndlay Wlllxam Faxrman Ronald Follmer Cardy Pursell Robert Neuhard Charles Russell Robert Beck Trumpets 4fEla1ne Kelly Thomas Johnson Trombones 'l'Margaret Lxdgard Sheldon Fausey Paul Franklm Barltones George Gumpy Sheldon Lee Dale Franklm Wxllxam Nast Basses Nell Walp Carl Hornberger Drums and Cymbals james Hess Fred Whrtemght Lane Adams Maynard Rubenstem Donald Moyer Iackxe Roberts Ralph Frey I Robert McCloskey Bells Marlon Matthews Allen Fetterman Betty Lou Benfleld Snophones Ralph Drllon Rrchard Boyer Monty Krelgh Wesley Ph1ll1ps Nelson Swarts The Marchmg Band consxsts of the above named personnel and the followmg, Bells Donna Logan Margaret Whxtemght Conme Mzller Twrrlers ,Patsy Davxs 'kDorene Shoemaker Nancy Stackhouse Joanne Robbms Barbara Parsell Patrxcra Dorsey Dorothy Tscharas and the Drum Majorette Rose Nlarme Sharretts Flag Svunders 'iloanne Roberts 'Eleanor Broadt Barbara lklengrne Colletta Pen mngton Color Guard joan Rmker Francrs Laubach Nancy Kramak Suzanne Penmngton Banner Carriers Patrlcra O Bnen lane Logan -Senrors graduating thls year. 61 BLOOMSBURG HIGH SCHQOL BAND - 1950-51 Nancy Brink if-larry Roadharmel Tyrnlnanl and Marimba: ATHLETIC? Fxrst ron left to rn,ht Lollnns Long Rodney Follrncr Rodney Gnrton Leonard Drake Edward Henrle Wlllldn1 Fl.-uc Second row limes Stelntr Charles Conte-1 Joseph Steiner Carroll Pealer Doul-.las Dyer Jazk Xodock Thnd row John Shuman Rlchnrd Walters Rodney Kelchner Alvln Albeck Ned Iowa tele Dtrr l-umth row 15:11 Yodotk Rnymond Watts Raymond Hendershot James 1 er D lm Dnls Ian Kroner Fifth ru Coach lien Pollxck Jack Swisher James Wlrt Robert Parver Donlld Brousc IManm.erl Coach Charles Cox VARSITY FOOTBALL Thls years h1gh school football team was not such a great sutcess as far as vxctory goes but we feel that we have learned something more than just how to play football We learned sportsmanshlp Whlch IS somethmg far more unportant because thus w1ll remam wlth us the rest of our hves For many of us the final whxstle has blown to end our careers whmle for others It was only the half way mark We of the class of 1951 Wxsh the best of luck to the boys who wlll take the gr1d1ron thls fall 64 A ' '. 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'- x F rst l ft to ght Kenn th Wagne Gale P t hford L G on r Ray o d Hendersh t Wll James Wrt Carroll Manson Robert Greenly Coach Mr Golder VARSITY BASKETBALL After gl1d1ng through the Susquehanna League Champ1onsh1p the Panthers went on to w1n the D1Stf1Ct 4 honors by defeat1ng Kulpmont In the next game the Panthers were el1m1nated from the P I A A playoffs by Swoyerv1lle thus break1ng a 14 game w1nn1ng streak B111 Sw1sher B111 Yodock Law Groner Ray Hendershot Bob Greenly and Ken H1dlay were the players who played the1r last game for the Red and Whlte B111 Sw1sher rec1p1ent of the Jaycee s best player award was also elected capta1n by h1s team mates Along w1th these two awards B111 was chosen on the Susquehanna League all conference team and also the thxrd team for all state The squad recelved red and wh1te Jackets bearxng champ1onsh1p emblems the Susquehanna League and D1str1ct Four for completmg a successful season of 20 v1ctor1es and 10 defeats Much of the cred1t for th1s fine season should go to Coach Frank Golder and we WlSh h1m the best of luck w1th next year s team 1.5 Kr 1 1 1 x 15 , 'N 1 ' ' ef .r i row,e ri : e r, ic , aw r e, mn 0, '- liam Yodock, Nevin Yost. Second row: William Swisher, Harold Moyer, Kenneth Hidlay, fManagerj, l v , , . . ! ' 9 . . . . , I 1 7 ' J 7 7 . 7 . . ' ' ' ' KL 1 !! 3 7 ' Y 3 . . . , First row left to right Prank lxres ler Aug-:le Taromlna Thomas Cox Tony Johnstone Donald Nungessor James Glpple Henrle Guerun Pd Crawford Second row Ronald Nungessor Robert Kelley Buzzne Hawk Benny Crovsl Thomas Ohl Thomas Baker Jxm Doran Carl Carter Thxrd row Mr Maynard Pennmgton Gary F1-.her hm Bason Jlm Coombs Joe Weiss Harry Powlus Morris Stem Fred Whxtennght JUNIOR VARSITY FQOTBALL Coach Maynard Penmngton and hrs Jumor Varslty squad came forth wlth a very prom1s1ng team, and they certamly look hke good materxal for future years Durmg the next few years we feel certa1n that th1s team w1l1 accomphsh b1g thmgs for Bloomsburg H1gh School and that they w111 have the same fine sp1r1t and hlgh morale that they possessed durmg the season of 1950 l'lrst row left to Fl t liemxmln Lroul Harry Powlus Donald Brouse Rodney lfollmer Dale Shoemakmr .lack l' IUNI Second ram Robert hlme Waym Miller Gxry Fisher Richard Roadarmel tlew-land Hummel MOTTIS Stem Thxrd ron Loath Wxllxam Recd Manager Edward Schuylfr JUNIGR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Panther Cubs for the second consecutwe year have been jumor Varslty Champs of the Susquehanna League They compxled a fine record of th1rteen v1ctor1es and three defeats 1n the league competltlon and fifteen w1ns and five losses for the ent1re season agamst tough oppos1t1on Rod Follmer was elected honorary captam by hrs team mates at the close of the season W1thout the excellent tutelage of Coach B111 Reed the season would not have been so successful 66 Q I I -'. . 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H... - , Flrst row left to right Ronnie Laubaeh kenneth Wagner Paul Franklm Donald Brouse Fred Dxseroad Raymond Hendershot Wllllam Swisher Carrol Pealer Robert Kline James Muller Charles Coates Kenneth Hxdlay Second row Harold Hldlay Coach Dale Davls James Doran Gary Flsher Rodney Follmer John Powlus Wayne Mlller Jack Foust Rodney Kelchner Ronme Glrton Richard Cam Richard Perottl Frank Golder Coach BASEBALL TEAM BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1951 The Bloomsburg Hxgh School baseball squad has come through the iirst half of the season wlthout a loss On a squad of twenty four, erght are veteran sen1ors who have kept a team battxng average of 335 W1th two wlns over the defendmg county league champxons of M1llv1lle we feel confident that our team w1ll come through wlth a champ1onsh1p thls year BHS Opp Aprxl Danvllle Home Aprxl Danv1lle Away Aprxl Mxllvxlle Away Aprxl Scott Home Aprll Huntmgton Hills Away Apnl Nescopeck Home May Mxllville Home May Scott Away May Huntmgton Mllls Home May Berwlck Home May Nescopeck Away Mav Benton Away May Berwxck Away May Semx Fxnals May Fmals 67 ' 6 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,..l,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,..l,,,,,l,,,,,,.,..,,.,,..,.,,,,....... 7 6 ' 10 ' ,,,,.,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,..,,,,,.........,.,.,,.........,.,. 15 9 ' 17 ' ' ,.............,...............,... ..,....,,...............,.,........ . 8 6 ' 20 ....,..,............,.....,....,.......,.............,..l................... 29 7 ' 24 ' ' ........................,,,,,,.,....,.,,..,........... 24 6 ' 27 ..,.,,,..,,....,..............,......,.........,....,,,,,,........ 12 4 May 1 Benton ,,.........,...............,....................,.. ................... H ome 8 3 4 ' ' ,,.,,,,,,,l,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,....,, 4 2 8 .............,..........................,................,...........,...... 21 3 11 ' ' .......................................,............. . 12 ' ..............,.....,...........,..............,...................... 15 .........,.,..,...............,................................... 18 ,,.....,........,....,,.............................,.................,. 19 ' .....,......,.,Y..,,....,,....,.....,....,........,,.................. 22 .1 . 25 ' lrst ro e to rght M Cl R l nd Mr Charles C Mr Har ld R Miller Mr I- ank C' ld Second ro G 0 sz M rdan Mr M ynard n Mr Pollock a d Mr COACHES AND FACULTY MANAGERS Our coaches and faculty managers the men behind the scenes plan and run our ahtletlc program W1thout them it would be impossible to have cham pions Mr Pollock assisted by Mr Cox and Mr Pennington trained and organ ized our teams that represented us on the gridiron Mr Polands dxcl a commend able Job his first year with J H Football Mr Golder and Mr Reed turned out champlonshlp teams on the basketball courts Mr Pollock also coached junior Hlgh Basketball Mr Golder with the capable assistance of Mr Hldlay coached our athletes of the baseball diamond The bills and the recelpts were in charge of Mr Miller and Mr Mordan We the class of 1951 wish to thank them for the splendld work they have clone for the development of sports in B H S 68 F' w, l ft i : r. arence on , . ox, . o . ' , . 'r ,O er. w: Mr. e r e u , . a Penningto , . Ben , n . William Reed. Missing from the picture is Mr. Harold Hidluy. 1 I f , - Q y - Iurst row left to right Fred Dlseroad Charles Coates Robert Greenly Jlm Stelner Jxm Steiner Kenneth Hldlay Paul Franklin Second row Mr Charles Cox Mr Wllllam Reed Mr Frank Golder Mr Ben Pollock James Wlrt Law Groner Mr Harold Hldlay THE NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY The Natxonal Athletmc Honor Socxety whxch was orgamzed nn 1925 has more than thrrteen hundred chapters m the Umted States Its purpose rs to raxse the standards of sportsmanship and scholarshxp among athletrcs rn secondary schools In order to be elngxble for membershzp m thxs socrety a boy must have shown the highest type of sportsmanshxp and earned an athletxc letter by taking an actxve part rn a sport, and hrs scholastxc marks must be above average for the last three semesters of school We smcerely congratulate the athletes of our hxgh school who were chosen to recexve thxs honor The athletxc teams of B H S were well supported by the 1950 51 cheerleadmg squad Wxth pep ralhes and loud cheermg at the games these ten gxrls kept the school splrlt at a hxgh p1tch Theur enthusxasm began w1th the first football game and contmued through the champronshrp basketball season Led by Captam Dons Iversen and Co Captam Ruth Deterrch the gxrls deserve a round of applause from the students of the hzgh school for thexr untlrmg efforts Shirley l-ray lionnlm Pollmfr Wynne Mmlxecby Ruth Delta-rank Duns her'-.on Theresa Gulnard Nancy Snyder Mullle Haas Ruby Moyle Joyce lNus 69 ' THE CHEERLEADERS l December january February Maruh VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Berwxck Berwlck Forty Fort Alumnx Shamokm Trevorton Mxlton Danvxlle Sehnsgrove Sunbury Lewxsburg Northumberland Sunbury cFlfSt half semm finalsl Selxnsgrove CFIFSY half finals, Trevorton Mxlton Danville Selxnsgrove Sunbury Lewxsburg Northumberland Mxflflunburg Kulpmont fDlStflCt Four Play off, Swoyersvllle CDISYYICY Two and Four Play off Won 20 Lost 5 70 BHS Opp 15 ' ,,,,,,,, ,.,, ,,.,r ,,,, r,,,.,..rr ,.,,.,..,...,...,,,.,.,..,..,,....,,...... 4 2 5 5 17 ' , ,,l,A,,,,.,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,.rr,.r.....,.,.....,,,,..,,,. 50 52 21 ,,,,u,.1..1,.,r..,...,,,....... w.... .,............,.....,.,,.........,....,, 6 3 47 26 ' ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,.,,,,,,.,,,,1,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,...,.,.... 55 41 29 ' ,,,,,,,1.,.,,,,,,,w,,1,,,.,.,,v,.,,v1,,,,,.4.,,,,.............,,.,...wW.w..,.... 48 28 2 .,,,wvv,.,,,....,,.1...,.1.,................W...........w.....,......,.......... 49 28 5 ' 1, ,,,,,,1,,,,,,,1,1,,.1,,,,1,,, ,,,,,w,.,uuY,wv...,,,,,4,.1.,...r......W.....,.W,,, 5 7 48 9 ' ...,....w....,..v....,.,......,....v.,.....W.................,.................,.. 57 29 12 ' . u11..,....,.,.,,, ,,,,.,,,.,.. ,.,...,....,..,.,, . . ...,, ...,.......... 4 8 52 15 ,,,,1,1,,1,.1,11..,,.....,,....,....,,,,......,......,,.,.,......,.,.,,.....,.,.., 34 44 19 ' ..,,u.....r.....,,.......w..,.....,.,..,.......,..,.........,,,,.......,...... 59 35 23 ,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,1,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,., 45 41 26 Mifflinburg ...............,.....,................................,..,.................. 48 46 29 .,................,...,,..,.,..,,,,,..,,...........,.......................,,..... 55 46 31 ' .,,,,,.,,,.,.,..,.,.............,.., ,...,...,....................A,..,,.,, 5 5 29 2 ,,,,1 ,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,1.1........,,...,.......,...,..,........,..,, S 5 44 6 ' 1,........,.....,w....w.v,.,,,,,,,,..........................,.,..................,. 56 47 9 ' , ,,11,,,,,,,,,,,,uuuruuuuuuu,u11..,...,..,,,....,...,.......,..,.,....,.......... 51 47 12 ' .,w,.....,.,,.......,www....,. ,...........A..............,,.............w.. 5 8 54 14 ,,,,,,,,,,1,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,uuuuw.,1u.,1,u..,............,,...................,..... 56 45 20 ' ...,,,,....,,VV,1,,,11,,,,.,,,,,,,,,1,,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,1,1,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,. 54 33 23 ,,,,,111,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.........,..,.....,...,..,....,,.,., 58 48 27 ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,rrr........ 54 36 - 3 ,,,,,,,wuuuu,wuuu,1u.uuuuu.1.,1,..,,..,.......,.w,............,............... 60 46 19 ' ' 19 ' ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.............,......,.,. . 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' , ' , f' 78 and Mrs Paul R Fegley Mr and Mrs Edward F Palevich Mr and Mrs Raymond E Hendershot Miss Mildred Herring Mr Andrew E Kramak and Mrs Robert C Broadt Mr and Mrs Ralph E Miller Mr and Mrs Edward S Horne Mr and Mrs Richard B Fogarty Mr and Mrs Sheldon R Kressler Mr and Mrs Ray Sherman and Mrs John F Ives Mr and Mrs William G May Mr and Mrs Harold Arbuckle uann and Flip Snyders Millinery V B jones Sport Shop Breisch Dairy Ruth and Neil Johns Food Market Mrs Minnie M Krum jean Creasy and Mrs L V Collen and Mrs Harry Rhone Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roberts and Mrs Arthur M Derr Mr and Mrs Raymond P Kashnei Mr and Mrs David C Beers Mr and Mrs Allison R Fritz Mr and Mrs john D Roberts 79 Mr. 1 . I . lMr. and Mrs. William H. Logan - Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kashner, jr. - Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Coxe Mr. . . . Mr. . L ENVOI We are here to add wh'1t We c n to not to get what we can from Life It IS in this state of mind then that we go forth 1nto the world We have come to the end of a school year at Bloomsburg High School regretting that we must leave familiar scenes and old friends For many of us this is the end of our scholastic careers In parting let us temper our regret with gratitude let us be grateful that we have gained the friends that we must now leave senting this issue the record of our last year at Bloomsburg High School to you We here express our gratitude to the student body the faculty and the admin istration for the co operation they have given to us when called upon Indi vidual recognition of all those who have assisted us is impossible so we will say simply and gratefully thank you THE EDITOR 80 7 The 1951 Memorabilia staff is proud to have had the opportunity of pre- C OMPLIIVIENTS Bloomsburg Athletlc Boosters ASSOCIHUOH 1 Comp! ments, Complzments B P O ELKS 'SOME PARTS FOR ALL CARS ALL PARTS F OR SOME CARS WELLIVER AUTO PARTS CO Dlstrlbutors AUTOMOBILE PAPTS AND SUPPLIES A Good Number to Remember Telephone 767 BLOOMSBURG PA b2 of of McMAHAN'S DAIRY Comp! BLOOMSBURG I-IOSIERY MILLS IIC Manufacturers of SEAMLESS HOSIERY Bloomsburg PCI PX lrle rd mp! n of Kressler Greenhouses Funeral Deslgns A Specmlty Member of the Telegraph Dellvery Serv1ce Femvllle Phone H4 Compl ment BLOOMSBURG BANK COLUMBIA TRUST CO iments Co ime ts of 'Say It With Flowers i S of . 9 ' I - 83 0 0 '-' NN SUGGESTIOIN WV mmm fm, mpg M A WISE At Snacktlme C MARTIN LUTZ 1ns1st on Those Cnspy Fresh Rear Estate and Insurance V56 WWW erybody s Favor 'te Potato Ch1pS BLGOMSBURG PA t f Bloomsburg M1118 Inc Sales Office Mills at 525 Seventh Ave Bloomsburg, Pa. New York, N. Y Lock Haven, P1 84 Dallas, Pa . ',. I 77 '11 :L Ein- . f-xg 1 5 m T Compliments ' 1 ' .5 I us gg. Z ,vu i 5,54 A , G' 1 I. i Q JJ , T of 'T J . . Tse' tp'-'Q f -1' A ' .4 . 'I 5.2. n M Ill . 1 Ev ' i ' Complimen s 0 C Laubach s Radiator Shop Complete Coohng System Service Radlators for all Cars Trucks and Tractors 341 Scott Avenue P tone 1198 I Blootnsburq Pennsylvontct Complrments SHUMAN S HARDWARE Bloomsburg Po Compliments f WALKER S Iewelers and Sllversmlths 14 West Moln Street Bloon Sburq P Complzments TEMPLE OF MUSIC Everythmg and Anythmg Musxcal COMERF ORD S COLUMBIA THEATRE ENIOY THE LATEST HITS Blcomsourg Po Fraley s School of MUSIC 223 Center St Bloornsburg Po lnstruct1on on Guxtar Accord1on lnstrurnents Furnished Free of Charge for o Tnorl Penod Compliments C PERCY HOWER Plumbmg and Hecrtmg , o ' ' 0 . . , . . l - 1. , cf. of of 9 Xl I u l ll , . of gy -1 ll . 85 WLTR The VOICE of the SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY B OOIT sburcr Per 690 on your d1C11 Orth 1S1en1ng O B egu1c1r1y Graduauon Fest1v1t1es are gcryer when you remember W1111 DILLON S FLOWERS Phone h 5111 S1 BLOOMSBURG S 1- ABRIC CENTER M111 End Remnant Shop 221 Center Street 1 15131115 Penn y1vc1n1c BART PURSEL Men s and Boys Cloth1er Dry Cleaners 1 enr 1xmn fr 9 .. n -1 1 W ' 1 1 , W- L-. . T, 131001 'cy S ' ' , . - 9 1i1Oc':1121'J11rC1 3, ' 1 1 127 1 . 86 CRAIG S TAXI SERVICE Rcxdlo Cabs on 24 Hour Servxce Hotel Magee Phone 1655 Western Auto Assoclate Store HARLEY W GLASS Owner IOS 107 West Maln Street Comp! n s GEISTWITE STUDIO Bloomsburg Pa Con pllm nts REA and DERRICK DRUGGISTS Bloomsburg Pa Co pI ment Keck s Llnen Shop Bloornebura and Bervmck Compl ment of Fred G Sharretts Furniture and Floor Covenngs Compliment HOTEL MAGEE O r Compl ment5 To A Great Gang ROSE and WALT S 7 1 ' e ' of m i S ' of , e Bloomsburq, Pennsylvania ime ts i S of ' S u i , ' of 1 87 Compliments of DR. S. L. LEVAN 61 East Main Street Office Hours. 9:00-12:00 - 1.306200 Telephone 849 SLGENERAL morons Oil Burners Hidlay Oil Co., Inc. 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' M ' ' Y A S 9 - I - I T225 Centre Street ,t:1,f,, r , Y. 90 Best Wishes from ROCK'S RESTAURANT C 1pI1 SHARPING INC Rltter s Statlonery Off1C9 Supphes Equlpment Greetlng Cards Stcrtlonery Books Mcrgazmes Papers Compliments of Sneidman's Jewelry Store Iewelry and Gifts IEC East Mmm Street Bloomsburg, PG, Fred Hippensteel Always Rehcrble Compliment F W Woolworth Co The Fnendly Store ll ' ll on 'ments ' s of , . of - 1 - . . H . .. Q22 XCIFQI ffifttn Street U1 Regal Shlrt Corporatlon Manufacturel S F actorles Home OfflC6 Catawlssa Pa Empue State Bulldmg M1l1e1sbu1g Pa New Yolk Clty 92 Compliments of of MEN'S DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS J. S. Raub Shoe Stores Known For Better Values E Mmm St 137 W Front St Btcotrtsbttrix, PQ Bern-ack, Pct. Compliments Photo SCFVICCS, Inc 3a East Mum Street Bloomsburg Pa Raymond S Kelchner Home Insulcrhon Bonded Insu1crt1on Up To 40 X Fuel Scrvmgs 15 X Cooler 1n Summer Flreproof Water Repellent Non Settllng For Free Estxmcrte Wrlte or Call 1V Cunt Am-nue o ter ARCUS' x 'For A Prettier You Bloomsburq, PG. Compliments ANN BRUNER DRESS SHOP Congr 'ztulations to the Class of 1951 HARRY LOGAN Telephone 2205 5 West Mom Street of of O . 0 ... O . O ,L , P V Bloomsburg, Pct B10 tr. ,urq 2094 93 THE WAN LER SHOP Hand Fotsh1oned Candles and GIIIS IVEY S Fme Furmture For Over GARAGE 30 Years Economy Stores Co COMPLIMENTS OF MILCO UNDERGARMENT COMPANY INC Manufactu1e1s of COLUMBIA LINGERIE BLOOMSBURG, PA BERWICK, PA NEW YORK CITY 94 Compliments ' 121 West Main Street Of Bloomsburg, PQ. 1 , 0 Martha Washington Hotel and Restaurant WEYLLIVER BRQTHERS Propneiors rner Maln and Center Bloornsbura P Telepnone 9154 J H Drass 8: Co nc Investment Secur1t1es D1rect W1re SEIVICS New York Markets s I 11 are Bang B rldmq ra J en Q Y Sunshine Laundry, Inc. 899 Market Street Telephone Bloornsbura 240C Laundry Dry Cleanlng L1nen Supply New Modern Plant MOYER BROTHERS Your Prescr1pt1on Drugglsts Slnce 1868 Meet Your Friends At Qur Soda Fountam Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes Moyer s Famous Home Made Sola Excluslvely at Qur Fountam Co ' ' J, a . . .,I . to Pafrger: ff is Al . 1 u Ice Cream Blcz:g.sQ1rg F .na 'Veiepncn A 225C 95 C mpl ts of THE LITTLE SHOP COLUMBIA AIRCRAFT SERVICES 10 West Mo h Street Phone 344 Bloo tsburg Murucrpol Arrport Excluslve Ch1ldren s Wear Bloomsburg Po Carey Approved Buxlt up Roofer Rooflng Sldlng Spoutlng Contractor Phone 1452 Shoph15U Eotst Fourth Street Res 152 Eost Fourth Street BLQQMSBURG PA Co pl t f JOHN E PEALER Plumbing and Heating Contractor 341 Eozst Street BLCQMSBURG PA Phone 1164 93 PAUL E. KELCHNER Wleclenman 8: Co Inc Your Frigidaire Dealer HARLEY S BARBER SHOP LETTERMAN S SWEET SHOP MORDAN and JOHNSON S Housemck Motor Company 'The House of Service o .e om cm os ' HURLEY MILLER 8a SON SMITH 8: EVES Attorneys RAY DuBOIS DAIRY B1 JP ., . I Viv J M 1 I1 meer 'WU We ,I IJICIITI Sheet BiOO SD1lV'I HC Com r M d E t Street Bloomsburg, Por Complrmenty 9 of Compliment: C mpliments of of 9 Compliment Compliments of of Y ooxrzsburc, fl 9- R G BUCKALEW CHEVROLET CO Chevrolet Olclsmoblle Cadlllac BIQQMSBURG PA JOHNSON S LEE PAT S Jewetry and Glft Shop Manhattan Shuts Lee Hats Worsted Tex Suns Glf ior all Occaslons Mens Bo js Outfrtters COMPLIN ENTS OF VERDAWN STUDEO Ox PHOTOGRAPHY 218 Host Street BLOOMSBURG Phone 1236 BAKER FUNERAL EPPLEY S HOME DRUG STORE Estab11shed 1887 Q Compliments of t Compliments of L ' - 1 2 . I - - I ,I t ' ts ' I ' Y I I -if Vxfest Mom Street 5 QU Host Main St. - Telephone NU? Bloomsburg, Po. N A7 , PA Compliments of 1 w Bloomsbur , Po. 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