Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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To that which you have gleaned from your instructors is added this ideagin some mysterious way a person's great accomplishments have resulted from the transmission of ideas from one generation to the next. The influence of your personality may persist for centuries and its effect increases rather than decreases as time goes on. You are not only influenced by others but your influence extends far beyond what you can hope to see. 'You are leaving school in the middle period of the twentiethfcentury which marks your generation as the stepping stones to the new era. Enter upon this task with the firm resolve to make a worthwhile contribution to the wellfbeing of your fellow men. There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortuneg Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat, And we must take the current when it serves, Or lose our ventures. With sincere wishes for successfully living, JAMES L. HYSQNG Supervising Principal Q -.-s 1:3114 95.531 :il ?S has '- WE DEIIICATE . . .this fourth edition of The Dawn as a sincere tribute to a member of our high school faculty, who has unfailingly served many years as head of the Science Department, and who in his personal and professional association with the students, has aided them as both faculty advisor and high school principal: e IHILA ll A. SHAFFER co III SURVEYING OUR SCHOOL PRESENTING OUR DEDICATORY TRIBUTE INTRODUCINC OUR VIBRANT PERSONALITIES BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN DISPLAYING OUR ATHLETIC ENDEAVORS FOOTBALL PLAYERS CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL PLAYERS IVIAJORETTES EXPRESSINC OUR UNFOLDING TALENTS STUDENT GOVERNMENT MUSIC CLUBS DRAMATICS PUBLICATIONS A P, Q UIIALMA MA'l'llIl ln a peaceful, quiet valley under slqies of blue, Stands our noble Alina Mater glorious to view. Lift the chorus, speed it onward, praise lier to the slqy. Hail to tliee, our Alma Mater -BROCKWAYfSNTDER HIGH From'0U'high Intfroducin g Owr VB 1 Tcmt Personalities , .. ..-v - ,A ,M Ninth Avenue Elementary School 1 ' hSs.,, '1, Snyder Elementary School Miss Kizaiwizv Sec. to Snyder Board ejt to rx ht Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Youngdahl, Mrs. Steele lT1eas.l, Mrs. Britton. Dr. Kilgus LPres.l. Mr. ri on LVM Prem, Mr. P. Marshall, Mr. Calhoun. Mr. Biss, Mr. F. Marshall. Mr. Gillung fSer.l. BOARD CDF EDUCATIO Improvement of our school program came as a result of the foresight and planning of the School Board. Conf siderable time was given by this body to the development of a vvellfrounded school experience for the boys and girls of our community. Their duties are many in that they select a faculty, build and maintain school buildings, provide school supplies, transport pupils and esf tablish school policy. As the elected representatives of the people, they are greatly interested in the educational progress of our young people. The student body wishes to express its appreciation to the men and women ot' the board for devotion to the task of maintaining man's most important institution The Public School. Miss Britton handles correspondence in the super vising princip.1l's nrhce. Supervising Principal Mr. james L. Hysong, Superf vising Principal of the Brockwayf Snyder joint Schools for the past two years, has proved himself a very capable school administrator. His varied background of experience has also brought to our community an outstanding church, civic, and social leader. ln the short time that Mr. Hysong has been with us, he has won the respect and admiration not only of the students and faculty of the schools. but also of the citizens of Brockway. lvlr. Shaffer advises a student. Mr. Hysong confers with The Dawn editor. High School Principal M , . 3 r. Roland A. Shaffer, lrincipal of BrocltwayfSnyder High School and a native of the community, is a man to whom we often refer for advice. Genuinely interested in our extraf curricular activities, Mr. Shaffer has been instrumental in managing the athletic schedule of the school. He has also given much of his time and eflort in instructing the junior and senior science classes this year. Miss Sli.itller, left, Mrs. Von Marshall, und Miss Dunn preview records for class use. Miss Rockey, left, Miss Seigley, and Miss Sheley express opinions on ai history prohlem. High School Brockway High School tliculty memhers of the past year have endeavored to lend their class and activity groups in well rounded educational and social programs. To this end they have worked cooper zitively in promoting the general zidvuncc ment of the school The former mcmhers lweczimc I'C'llC' quninted at the annual dinner sponsored hy Dr. H. E. Kilgus :it his Glen Haizsl Camp in Septemher und, at that time, welcomed eight new teachers to the high school group, Miss Longwell, left, Mr. Lee Shaffer, Mr. Schneider :ind Mrs. Schlemmer inspect new shop equipment gf 21 :fir fl A f an 1949 JOANNE ABRAHAMSON Cimmizucim, Press Clulw lg Student Council lg Attcnd.1nt to May Queen 21 Bullet Stuff' 1, 2, gl Dawn Typist 33 Coin' nierci.1l Cluli 31 Senior Pl.iy 3. THERESA ADAMS Acmnsmlc L.ntin Cluli lg Dawn Solicitor 3g Senior Pliiy MARILYN AMITRONE Acfxnmilt' L.itin Clulw lg Press Clulw lg Class Secretary 2g Chorus 3g Girls' Glee Clulw 3g Dawn Solicitor 33 Senior Pl.1y 3. PHYLLIS ANDERSON Avixnmile' Latin Clulv lg Ti'ifl'li-Y l. 11r,f 'qi i .LL CLARENCE BARRACLOUGH GBNERA 1. WAYNE BARRACLOUGH ACADEh4IC Press Clulv lg Dawn Solicitor 3g Senior Play 3 DONNA ANN BELL ACADEMIQ Press Clulw lg Latin Clulw 1: Student Council 3g Senior Play 3g Dawn Solicitor 3. PHYLLIS BILLOCK clUMMERL'lfXL Coininerci.il Cluln 3. ROBERT BURTT ALA DEMILQ Opcrctta 2g Baseball 21 Class President 2, 31 Foot' ball 2, 3. Basketball 2, 3g Varsity B Club 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3g Senior Play 32 Dawn Solicitor 3. PAUL BUTTERS Ac.-xnEMIc Latin Club 1. GENEVIEVE CARLSON COMMERCIAL Latin Club lg Commercial Club 3. DONNA CRAFT COMMERCIAL Dramatic Club lg Commercial Club 3. SENIORS MARION BISHOP VOCATIONAL Home Ec. Club 1g Chorus 23 Librarian 3. DONALD BOSCHINI GENERAL Basketball 2g Football 2, 33 Student Council 2 CP1esidemj 3g Varsity B Club 3g Buzzer Staff 3 Dawn Solicitor 3. MARY JANE BOVAIRD ACADEMIC Latin Club lg Basketball 21 Operetta 23 C. L. S. Club 2, 3g Chorus 2, 3g Girls' Glee Club 3g Senior Play 3. HELEN LARUE BRIGGS GENERAL 1949 NEIL CRAFT GENERAL Sportsmen's Club 1. PAUL DAVIS ACADEMIC Sportsmen's Club 1. CATHERINE DUGAN CORIMERCIAL Dramatic Club 11 Press Clubg Commercial Club lg Chorus 2, 31 Operetta 21 Dawn Typist 3g Buzzer Staff 3g Girls' Clee Club 3. GERALDINE DUGAN ACADEMIC Latin 11 Press Club lg Dawn Solicitor 2. 3g Senior Play 3. No-Q SARA FENSTERMACHER COMMERCIAL Dramatic Club lg Buzzer Staff 1, 2, 31 Operetta 2g Chorus 2, 3g Basketball 2, 3g Girls' Trio 3g Com- mercial Club 3g Girls' Clee Club 3g Dawn Typist 3. VIRGIL FORADORI ACADEMIC Latin Club lg Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 23 Football 2, 3g Varsity B Club 3g Dawn Solicitor 3g Student Council juror 3. RAYMOND GESS ACADEMIC Latin Club 1g Basketball 1, 2g Student Council 1, 2g Football 2, 3g Buzzer Staff 35 Dawn Staff 33 Varsity B Club 3g Class ViCefPresident 3. ROSEMARIE GRIPPO COMMERCIAL Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 3g Student CounCil 35 Dawn Staff 33 Coininercial Club 33 Buzzer Staff 3. GRACE HOLT CoMriuaL'mL QIU111lNCI'ClQll Clulv 3. i MARY LOU HORMELL IIHNEML Dramatic Cluh lg Chorus 1, Home EC. Clulw 1. MARY JIAMACHELLO LIENERAI. Operetta 2, Basketball 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3g C. L. S. Cluh l, 2, 31 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 33 Girls' Clee Clulwg Girls' Trio 3, Dance Band 31 Class Secretary 3, BLIZZCI' Staff 3. NICHOLAS JIAMACHELLO Awmumlo Basketball l, 3g Chorus 2, 3, Football 2, Eg Varsity B Club 3, Senior Play 35 Dawn Staff 3. SENIORS MONA HANDTE COMMEIICIAL Dramatic Cluh lg TrifHifY lg Chorus 2, C, L, S. Club 1, 2, 31 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Commercial Clulv 3. JOHN HARDING AQADEMILI Latin Clulw lg Chorus 21 Baskethall and Foothill IXIlll1AlgCl' l, 2, 3: Buzzcr Staff 1771 Varsity HIS Clulv 3. SHIRLEY HENRY ACADEMIC Latin Cluh 1, Chorus 2, C. L. S. Cluh l, 2, 3g Cheer leader 1, 2, 3, Attendant to lviay Queen 33 Buzzcr Staff 3. HARRY HILL GENEIXAL Chorus 2, 3, Band 3. 1949 ROBERT KOCHER QIENERAL Sportsmeifs Club lg Patrol 11 Senior Play 3. IRENE KOVAL CIENHR.-XL Latin Club 1. PATRICIA LOCKWOOD Al'.Kl3Hh1ll' Latin Club lg Press Club QUINN LUNDBERG AL'.AllEN1lL' Baseball 2. Dawn Solicitor 2, 3. L ti. DORIS MCMINN GENERAL Dramatic Club lg Home Ec. Club lg Chorus 2. LEONARD MANCIN I GENERAL Sportsmeifs Club lg Dawn Solicitor 3. CHRISTINE MARTINO COMMBRQIAL Dramatic Club lg Commercial Club 3. JOHN MOBERG GENEIKAL Sportsnierfs Club lg Baseball 23 Basketball 2, 3 RACHEL PRESTON CoMMIzIzcIAL Cominercial Club 3. JUSTINE RESOSKY CoMMI2IcCIAI, buzzer Stall' 1, 3, Chorus 3g Commercial Club 31 Cirls1CleeClub 3. DONALD RITTENHOUSE AL'AI5EN'1lL' Basketball l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Chorus 2, 3, Varsity B Club 2, 31 Senior Play 3, Dawn Stall' 3. JOYCE ROBINSON LlUMMERL'l.-KL Comincrcial Club 3. SENIORS JAMES MOORE ACADEMIC Latin Club lg Sportsmeifs Club lg Basketball 2. BEVERLY PARR COMMBIICIAL Buzzer Stall 2, 33 C. L. S. Club 2, 31 Commercial Club 3, Student Council 3, Dawn Typist: 3, Senior Play 3. BETTY MAE PETERS COMMEIKCIAL Press Club lg Chorus 2, 3g Buzzer Stall' 2, 3g Girls' Clee Club 33 Commercial Club 3. SHIRLEY PISARCHICK VOCATIONAL Home Ee. Club 13 Dramatic Club 1, Library Club 23 Chorus 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3g Dawn Solicitor 2, Dawn Stall' 3, Girls' Glee Club 3. 1949 LUCILLE ROEDEL Aumunmic Latin Club I 3 Press Club 1gChorus 2, 3, Senior Play 3g Girls' Cleo Club 33 Dawn Solicitor 33 Basketball 3. JEAN RUFFNER Cmirarmciai. Coinniercial Club 31 Operetta 2, Chorus 2, 3, Basket' ball 23 Girls' Trio 2, 3g Buzzer Stall- 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 3. LAWERENCE SALVETTO LIENERAL Class VicefPresident 23 Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 2g Football l, 2, 33 Varsity B Club 1, 2, 3. BARBARA SCI-ILEM MER Acfxnizxiic Dramatic Club Ig Latin Club 1, Librarian 1, 2g Operetta 2, Basketball 2, Senior Play 3g Chorus 2, 31 Dance Band 31 Dawn Stall' 3g Girls' Glee Club 3. RICHARD SICKERI GENEIKAL Sportsineifs Club 1. PATRICIA SIPLE XJOCA'I'l0N.-XL Chorus 2: Basketball 2, 3, Librarian l, 2, 3. ROBERT STERRETT Acmniziair Latin Club lg Basketball lg Chorus 2, Class Treasure 2, 31 Dance Band 3g Band 1, 2, 3g Boys' Quartettc 3 Senior Play 31 Dawn Solicitor 3. EDWARD SWEARER Acsinamic Student Council juror 3, Stage Manager 3. SENIGRS 1949 JEAN TAYLOR ' COMMERCIAL Dramatic Club 1g Press Club lg Chorus 21 Operettu 23 Dawn Typist 3g Buzzer Stuff 33 Commercial Club 3. PAULINE TOKAR VOCATIONAL Dramatic Club'1g Home EC. Club lg Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 3: Basketball 3g Librnriqm 3. RICHARD WARD GENERAL Sportsmen's Club lg Dawn Solicitor 3. LAWRENCE WEILACHER GENERAL LAWRENCE WEISN ER GENERAL SIJOIESIIICIIHS Club 1. LOIS WILLIAMSON COMMERCIAL Attendant to Mary Queen 2g Commercial Club 3, Buzzer Staff 34 May Queen 3. SENIQRS DEMGNSTRATE DEMCJCRACY Commercial girls .lcquire V.lllllllWlE skills. Trigonometry students clarify H - problem solving. ' Physics pupils collect valuable data for analysis. in H ,,..-13 JUNIGRS LEAD The right combination of work and fun is just bound to be right for everyoneg that's junior philosophy and a guarantee of success. Steering for the junior Class were the following oflicers this year: President, james McMeeking Vice' President, Delbert Butters, Secretary, joyce Boleeng and Treasurer, Katharine Bovaird. They were ably assisted by Mrs. Schlemmer, their sponsor. juniors certainly took no hack s activities here. We saw them on the football eat in school squad, on the basketball team, as cheerleaders, Schlemmer, Mr. Shaffer. Meekin, Butters, UNDERCLASSME in intramurals, and as musicians in the Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and Band. Highlighting the Yuletide season was the class Christmas party with its gaiety and fun. Here juniors proved their ability by transforming the gym into a virtual fairyland. Wiiiter gave the class the opportunity to brighten the halls with their class sweaters of maroon and gold. To this group goes credit for originating the idea of having class sweaters. just before the approach of spring, juniors par' ticipated in an excursion to Pittsburgh, visiting many places of interest, but focusii Latin exhibit of the Buhl Planetarium Saving the best for last, the class D mg upon the worked like mad to produce the best prom ever. For weeks the air tingled with excitementg then at long last, prom night came. The blue and white decorations created a lovely atmosphere, a veritable dream land. No longer could we detect any signslof juniorfsenior rivalry. Everything was perfect . and we seniors were convinced that we could permit the juniors to occupy the cherished positions about to be vacated by us. juniors experiment with scientihc methods. i unior Class junior Class officers discuss new class rings with Mr. Shaffer Sitting -- left to right: Mrs Standing: Boleen, Bovaird Rowl lefr In rxglxr' lN4.ll'Yvl.ll1C Smrnnti,llcttyAlmnTlwmnpson,K.1tlx.n'1ncBoxxurll,AlleonAnllcrson.Tvl.nrv M1llrr.,ln.nn1v Pvttv, 'Lune Uplingcr, jean llpllngcr. Loretta BGI1lgI1l. Row 2 Rlclmrgl Pasl, 'loc Aquilxnn, Slnrlcy lvlnrrls, ,Lxnct lfrnmnmclsnn, lrfnc LlI1xll10llH, M.n'g.xrct Keenan. lx1.n'y llnncs. l'11wg1ll,1 Town, M.xmn Lyle. Harry Fomllorl. Row 3 Robert Scmlnn, -Luncs Mclvlcclun, llvn l5cS.nms, Vvrnnn An.lcrf:nn, Wnltvr llnutcn, Rnvlmll Morrw, Mx. Incl l'nlv.1l,1, Norman Shun, Dell-err llnttcrs. Row l lefz Il7'Ilglll' Lms Cfnllxonnx fllCHXCI1I1IlC S.nl.unllr.l, Aluycc llnlccn, Al1gCl.lAI1Xl'l'lDSl.l,l.lll.lll.l'.11Hll,lltblllldf,U'ClHlW.llxl,RUl'C Renwick, Dolores Morey, L.1ur.n Moms, Helen lixrnscw. Row 2 FrcllWlmclplcy,llnnnqu-lc.1nlirulmkcr.-Inycc Kcitlm, Rntlylem NCIQLCY, ,lmn Urlnsky. Ann lispnsitn. Ann ll.ml1ng,Clx.u Welsh. Row 3 .Lnncs Jamison, Snlncy Stcxxxlrt. ,lolmn lhllwrcntlx. Angcln Martino, D.1lc Amlcrson. L.lX'crn Snyllcr, lillu-.ml l1lS.lI'Cl1lxln Kenneth Starr, Frank lvlnronc. 1 ans for a class party. rnt. lwfiss Scigley. SQPHGMGRES SHOW PROMISE ,lust humming with activityg that's the Sophof mores. Turning hack the pages of history, we recall them as a group hrimming over with new ideas and plenty of pep. Officers of the class, elected in the Hill, wereg President, Nick Verneg ViC6'PfCSld6l1t,.l06 Fustineg SecretaryfTreasurer, Kenneth lvlorrison. They were assisted in their proiects hy their advisor, Miss Seigley. The Sophomores will he remeinhered for their vie it ' ' ' sei ation of two excellent assemhl vrovrams 1 V Y 1 s The plane ueometiy clis d l . 5 ' wss isp ayed ingenuity in hroadcasting over the Puhlic Address System '1 play entitled 'LA D . . , ay in Radio . Not to he outdone, the Latin I class later presented in th . e Ninth Avenue Auditorium The Flivver Family , with a fully CVD equipped Dilitor S' h . 1 y -IX, t anks to the shop hoys. That we can't forget. The tenth graders were an outstanding group in foothall, haskethall, hand, chorus, cheerleading, and majorette cluh t' . F' ' ' ' oo .ixorite among outside interests seemed to he roller skating, in spite of all inevitable humps and hruises. Their first yeir is mei l f 1 as n vers o the senior high school has seen the sophomores give and take, weather the most severe hlows, and finally come through in fine shape, ready to hroaden their interests and ' ' ' ' ' ' assume greater school responsibilities in the last two years of their high school career. 'Sophomores work Hur physical fitness. Sophomore Class Sophomore class officer mi wli Le!! to right: lvlorrison lustint VC . -- -.' lluw l lvl! luvxlglz! l'4ttl1l1.Str1sl1ucll Antlumv. l-1mlcn1utl1, llmlxng, Arclu lmlll. Klnlln, llnllmxllw. lhrmkusky, Olson Row 2 Ursqcu, llflltUl1.SlNlIll, llnmcn XVxlli.uus, Lmllmx, To1'turcll.4. l lnswurrlm lxlorrlsou, llult, Rum' 3 llxfrr, Ycrnv. Rclmwlgk, Mu tum. lhslmp. l'ustmc. Row I lu!! IN rxglxl. Lcmmon, M.1ll.x lem. Umvlull, l'1s.1rcluck, Guy, A1'm.mm1, Ynung, Amlcrslm. Nxclmls. Row 2 Rullncr. Smmlcr, Starr, Smith Yun Norman, Krmh, Morrlsnm, Schut: l,fxl.liC. Rowfi lx.Il'llSU. 5tonCl'CI'g. liumly lfrccmcr, llxmcs. Row I lcfr tw rxglzr. Urrg.xr14w H.m'y, Mclvlcckm. Vv'clls, llplmgcr. Kuxxll. Louglmmm. Schlemmer. A nutmnc. Ram' 2 Slmtlrcr. Steele. L.mk.1rd. f:ll'SOI1, Hmrcn,lTurr5'.G.1llo, Anderson. Row 3 .Axl.lmS. lrlnlnllff. Pmclxock Ilumly, l'.m1tcr, RlQl1AlfLlS, l'.1v1cl-Q, WW fume. .. I ,,- FRESHME When it comes to originality and initiative the freshmen ire t w , Q oi s. Under the supervisioii of lvlrs. Mg 'h' 4 4 ' s mrs all, their ever willing advisor, they had an interesting program of class activities. Early in the year they elected as their leaders the following officers: President, Ruth Calhoun, VicefPresident, Paul Thompsong SecretaryfTreasf urer, Patricia Mehall. The votes had hardly been Left to ri hr Th BECCDME SERICJUS counted when Candyland Party plans hegan to unfold. Wheii that evening rolled around, the school gym really wore its new look . With festive decorations all had changed to Chocolate Bud Land. There the freshmen and their guests enjoyed an evening of dancing, climaxed by the serving ofa delicious lunch prepared by the home economics girls. This class can be justly proud of its part in school activities, for it was well represented in football, basketball, majorettes, band, and chorus, and the nonfparticipating freshmen could always be counted on for moral support at school functions. Freshmen made outstanding contributions also in the field of Lift by supplying posters for the operetta, senior play, and bulletin board displays throughout the year. Cofoperation was definitely the keynote to freshmen achievement this year. Their last project, a class trip to Cooks Forest, provided a perfect ending for a most eventful sch ool term. Ninth grade girls prepare for their future. Freshman Class Freshmen class otliccrs tonicr with advisor. g :M ompson C il houn, Mrs. Marshall, Mehall Row l left to Ylglllf - f Galbrcath Chittcster. Robertson, McGovern, Wirm dcrs, jordan, Abrahamson, Franco Row 2 Romeo. Rytlcn, PISOHI Peterson, Moms. Mclmll. ilnlhonn Row l left to nghr: Logue, Lundberg Elms, Moms, Fcrmro. Kcxstcr, Schutz Nlorris. Pinchot. LlAl'ZtlI1O, Ambrosia Row 2 Abbott, Holt, Butters, De Santis, Marmti. Cnrulla, Lemmon Woltb. Gallo, Thompson. Row 3 Kcllcy, Vcrnc, Carncsall thallnzzt. Wcisncr. Wciricb, Morclli XX'hclplt'y. Prcston. Bolccn, Mclvlinn lkxlfdllk. Rowl left to 'rxght' Blllock, Starr Patton. Wcisncr. Dull, Stubbs, Starr Miller. Holt. Row 2 Fomdori, MOf6j'.PllACf, Stubbs Patton, Tobin. Holt, Volpe, Townc Gatto. Row 3 McLaughlin, Carlson, Arm anim. Pv1.n'tino. lv1.adalcn.x. joyncr Pctruzzi, Trnnzo, Esposito. Row 4 - Gorham. Frccmcr. PASI, Trucs tl.-xlc, XX'1t:, Dams, Snydcr. A ' Sheley, Curry. GRADE GREATES HATGHET HUP One or' BrockvvayfSnyder High Schools largest classes this year hoasted a membership of S4 eighth grade students. This Class of '53 , led hy Donna Steele, President, Sally Curry, Viceljresident, and Betty Fye, Secretary, was advised on class matters hy Miss Shelev, its sponsor. Among cherished memories of 1949 will unf douhtedly he those recalling the hilarious Hatchet Hop held in Fehruary. Patriotic decorations, centering around the traditional story of George Washiiigtoii and the cherry tree, were much in evidence as the students enjoyed appropriate games and dances. The eighthfgraders, veterans by now, hecame well adjusted and frequent participants in school activities this year, having lost all traces of their seventhfgrade timidity. They ventured into music, art, and athletics, and contrihuted ape preciahly to the success of school functions. A class picnic was eargerly anticipated as the tinal getftogether of the year. Eighth graders demonstrate artistic talents. Eighth Grade Eighth grade officers seek idvitc Left to right:-f'Steelc, Fyc Miss Ruw l lr!! ru rrght: SU'1ShUCk.,I-OIIXIV kms. Morrison. McNc1l, V.m Norman Dugm, Grcczmlclm. Rcnwlck, KRIYLIHJ Uamccrolo, HuHm.m, Row 2 Schutz, Biss, Tortorclln, Wlxcl plcy. Stott, TVLIYII-llfl, Krmh. Dcvcll Amlcrson, I1OX.X'3 lhka. Sxplc, Cr.1I't. Bruno lffccrucr. Hmws. Row l lr!! uv nght: Rlttcnhousc Clrrlsurm, Hyscmg. Curry. Cluono, Mom son, Amlcrson, M.1rsh.1ll, Fyc, Bishop Bmuurd. Row 2 Kccncn. ln:.m.1, Trunzo Schlcmmcr, Hcnson, Lylc, Ollvio, Wine Sumhc. Fcrmm, Clutrxstcr. Row l Isl! IH nghr Tokar, Kmgulm Whclplcy, Cmlcrg vcltl, PCYFUZZI, XXIIIT Llcrs, Wclhaclxcr. Stcclc. HIICFHQHI. Row Z Dug.m, Hoover, Gmybill Hootcn, Gallo, Tdolwcrg, Tvirmcini Taylor, Lcushcl, Row 3 Frmcu. Hmnw. Strmclwcrg. H'-Q-au-....4..g. Seventh Grade Seventh grade officers depart from a meeting. it ,,'i,.L ' Left to right: Adams Kpvesidcvitl, Mr. Lee Shallcr, Frceinti . --ff -..,.f'Yff ' ., - V ' fVlCC'PTCSlLlC7lIl, Lockwood fSccrclriryfTrciisxcrc1l. GRADE BECQMES AC UAI TED On the fourth day of Septemher, 1948, the portals of the high school opened to admit the new seventh graders. They streamed hopefully to their assigned places and began one of the most hectic years of their school life. The first few weeks were filled with confusion and anxiety, hut the novelty of ringing hells and cluttered schedules soon wore off and they settled down to hard work. Mr. Lee Shaffer, the class advisor, helped them to make their adjustments to high school routine. Dickens' Christmas Carol presented to the entire student hody over the Puhlic Address System, hrought the seventh graders into the limelight, provided Hiscinating entertainment, and drew compliments galoreg this presentation was the culminating activity for a unit studied in the seventh grade English classes. A rollicking good time was had hy all who attended the seventh grade class party on April twenty'ninth. After sitting out a few dances, the boys shed their lambflike timidity, donned wolfflike holdness, and asked the girls to dance. lviany sighs were heard as the evening drew to a close, for everyone had had a wonderful time. Now at the end of their Hrst year here, the seventh graders feel that they like junior high school very much. With live full years ahead, they anticipate a wonderful high school career, and the fulfillment of many long cherished dreams. johnson, Ghar. Ferdi, Franco. Iddings, Lyle. Coder. chick, Keister, Onoratti. Martini Thompson, Morrison. Regotti. Gorham, Reddinger. Rowl left lu right. Ryilen, ti Preston, Weisiier, Clark. llrnmherg Row Z Koval, Matson, jones Stirr Heverley, Bundy, Boschini, Iiillotk Row3 Buskirk, Snyder. Pisirtiitk Pompeii, Dull, Schaffner. Logue Pisar Row l left to right: Lindholm ir ner, Lockwood, Himes. Geist. Thompson DeSantis. Robinson. Prendtrgist Row 2 -Mclvlinn, Amitrone. Ktister Wells. Weilaicher Gregario. Orlosky Miller, Amitrone, Palm, Vincenyo Row 3' 'Puhala Thompson, Frtcmtr Tortorella, Baka, Adams, Fsposito Above-f'Bill, john, and Hurry prepare to take students home Right Uncle S.nn's M1'. Cope delivers the mail to B. H. S. Below Y Mi'. Hguninnn keeps the building colnfurtalbly warm. Baud and Comm Displaying Owr Athletic Endeavors Before the Home Crowd Action under the Basket Row lfleft to right:-Pisarchick, Verne, jiamachello, Rittenhouse, Anderson, Burtt, Salvetto, Boschini, Foradori, Painter, Hess, Harding, Franco. Row 2--Coach Zoffuto, Serafini, Paruso, Starr, Truesdale, Lundberg, Martini. Foradori, McMeekin, Weirich, Trunzo, Mancini, Madalena, Coach McNulty. Row 3--Biss, Freemer, Morris, Verne, Carnesali, Gallo, Bishop, Hooten, Murone, Renwick, Galluzzi, Petruzzi, Sereno, Boschini, Fiddler. RCVERS START SPECTACULARLY The Brockway Rovers completed a mediocre season of rough, tough football under the manage' ment of Head Coach Zoffuto and Coach McNulty. The boys played a long ten game schedule and were unfortunate in having a large number of injuries. There were seven letterfmen back this year. The season ended with three wins and seven losses. The young, green Rovers, who didn't know the meaning of the word defeat , traveled to Curwensville and sprang a stunning upset to the tune of 12f6. Curwensville drew blood first, but Brockway fought back and scored twice. The first touchdown was set up by a blocked punt and a drive of 45 yards, while the second followed a powerful drive of 70 yards. With a couple bad breaks for the visiting Rovers and some fancy running by Clarion, defeat under the lights was spelled for Coach Zoffuto's men. Both teams were held in check in the first quarter, but Clarion chalked up 19 points in the second and third quarters with a few long runs. The last quarter was a hard fought battle between both teams but neither team scored, the game closing with Clarion on top,19fO. One of the most powerful teams in Ridgway's history journeyed to Brockway and handed the Rovers a trouncing of 37f6. Ridgway romped to a 10 point lead in the first quarter. The first touch- down was the aftermath of a 45 yard drive, and the others resulted from passes. Brockway showed more spirit in the second quarter by driving to a touch down. Having failed to score upon the Ridgway team for 10 successive years, the Rovers felt that this touchdown would be the turning point in games with Ridgway. Brookville handed Brockway its third defeat by a score of 24f0. Brockway tried hard, but nothing seemed to work. The Raiders , behind meritable blocking, scored in every period but the second. After being held at bay the first quarter, the fighting Rovers broke a three game losing streak and poured their way to a l4f6 victory over stubborn Rimersburg eleven. Twice Rimersburg was on the goal line, but failed to dent Brockway's stone wall. Having chalked up its second victory of the season, the Rovers journeyed to St. Marys, hoping to make it three, but the Flying Dutchmen of St. Marys thought differently. In the second period, the Rovers weakened, and St. Marys scored with a 30 yard pass. Both teams battled on even terms until the last quarter when St. Marys recovered a fumble and plunged over the goal line for the final tally to mark up a 14fO victory. A Reynoldsville team, which had not won a game throughout the year, sprang a surprise and upset the Rovers 6fO. The Bulldogs scored the first time they had the ball and clinched the game. The stunned Rovers fought back hard, but were unable to cross the Reynoldsville goal line. The Rovers helped to celebrate Brockway Week by subduing Falls Creek l3f6. The wildcats scored first and succeeded in repelling the Rovers the remainder of the first half. After a fiery pep' talk, the Rovers took the upper hand and rushed straight to a touchdown. Late in the game, the Rovers again retaliated to surmount Falls Creek. A powerful Johnsonburg team slaughtered the Rovers by the deplorable score of 6641. The Rovers played a listless, spiritless, game under thc lights and offered little resistance to the johnson' burg steamroller. 1 Playing the last game of the season in a sea of mud at Sykesville, the Rovers fell before' the Leopards. It was an exciting game with both teams racing up and down the gridiron, but Brockway finally ceded to Skyesville after scoring once and brought the long tenfgame schedule to a close with a score of 107. FOOTBALL SEASONS RECORD BRQDCKWAY OPPONENT Brockway 12 Curwensville Brockway 0 Clarion Brockway 6 Ridgway Brockway 0 Brookville Brockway I4 Riinersburg Brockway U St. lviarys Brockway U Reynoldsville Brockway 13 Falls Creek Brockway O 'lohnsonhurg Brockway 7 Sykesville Wanii 3 Lost 7 qfv 'sv Coach Zoffuto Brockway goes in for the tackle. This was their last year of high school football, Left to right: Gess, jiamachello, Rittenf house, Anderson, Salvetto, Boschini, Burtt, Foradori, Harding. Falls Creek hits Rovers' stone wall. 2 5 , wj mmm was W 'Eg ix ,W an 5 v -, ,fb U J Ilan . , lv A an fx' W:1i?i3'N -X Ax. .2 .- W? -6 .L . . 315 Us .4 Sgt . . Zh ,fn Left to riglit: Snyder, Painter, jiamachello, Foradori, Seralini, Starr. Paruso, Burtt, Moherg, Anderson. MAROON ATTRACTS SPECTATORS Handicapped hy the lack of letterinen from last year's varsity, the Rovers had two strikes on them from the start and completed a very discouraging lwasketlvall season this year. However, the team consisting of three seniors, five juniors, and two sophomores, responded readily to Coach McNulty's training and gained a true respect for his rigid standards. This year's work. though not leading to a victorious season, certainly laid a sound foundation for a clicking team in 1950. Coach McNtilty's hoys started the season hy succumhing to the Alumni in the last dying minutes of a thrilling game. The Horton game on Brockway's court was prohalwly the most exciting game of the season when the Hornets made a field goal in the final minute of the game to edge the Rovers lvy two points. Another thriller was the Falls Creek game on the local hardwood, hut in spite ot, high hopes, the Falls Creek quintet pulled through to oust a victory from the Brockway lwoys. Summing it all up, the Rovers' linal record of two victories placed them in the sixth slot ol the Class B League SUMMARY IZROCKWAY OPPONENT BROCKWAY OPPONENT Brockway 25 Alumni Brockway 25 Horton 30 Brockway I3 St. Marys Brockway '33 Sandy Brockway 23 Horton Brockway '31 Curwensville Brockway 14 St. Mairys Brockway '20 Reynoldsville Brockway 27 tlohnsonlvurg Brockway '27 Falls Creek Brockway ' IO Sandy Brockway '23 Sykesville Brockway '30 Curwensville Brockway 24 -lohnsonhurg Brockway '26 Reynoldsville Brockway '31 Summerville Brockwa '27 Falls Creek H ,, U , , BI'0CliXk'Llil7 no Sykesville bL 'l'e Glme' Brockway '24 Summerville Won 2 Lost 17 Co lm '- ya. BASKETBALL john Molverg, Robert Burtt Dale Anderson, Nick -linmnchello nah McNulty lm .1 mlk xutlm JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: left to right: Gallu::i. lrrccf mer, Boscluni, Biss. Row 2: Welsli, Vwfhelplcy, Bundy, Weirich. Mclvleekin, Bundy, Briggs, Gatto, Lyle. JAY VEES RECEIVE EARLY START SEASON 'S RECORD BROCKVVAY OPPONENT lrockway I5 St. Iv'Iary's Brockway I0 Horton lrockway 7 St. IvIary's Irockway 22 .Iohnsonlwurg Irockway I 6 Sandy Irockway I S Curwensville irockway I I Reynoldsville Irockway I5 Falls Creek Lrockway III Sykesville Irockway I 6 Summerville Lrockway 20 Horton Irockway 30 Sandy Lrockway I7 Curwensville Lrockway 22 Reynoldsville Irockway 20 Falls Creek Irockway I5 Sykesville Irockwa y I6 johnsonhurg Lrockway ZS Summerville Wmuii 6 Lost I2 Right Brockway scores against Horton. The Brockway Jay Vees of 1940 have accomplished the unusual feat of making a hetter record than their varsity idols, having completed a season of six wins and twelve losses. This is very encouraging, for it reflects good training and teamwork, under Coach McNulty's supervision. As a group of inexperienced players, they put up a game light to make a good record. The hoys have worked hard this year and have heen judged ready to advance to varsity positions for the next season. MAJoRETTEs si Left tu right: Calhoun, Thompson, Marnati, Gallo, Nciger, Petty, Miss Ruckcy. LASSIES STEP LIVELY Where the band went the Miijorettes were sure to go, adding color in their new uniforms and entertaining the crowds with their splendid twirling. These high stepping girls journeyed to all the football games, home and away. The lviajorettes also did a fine jolv of teaching thc grade school children to twirl a baton. Such efforts were recognized when elementary school pupils presented an exhihition, revealing the extent to which they have mastered the skills involved in twirling. We are proud of the fine influence hcing excited hy the Majorettes in our school. As usual, the Miljorettes are stepping and smiling. Much time was spent in practice. Rovih T PeUUY remmem for Expressing Om' Unfolding Talents U Un the Field I u f I On Route to gm Assembly Ticket Committee admits spectators to athletic contest. fMr. L. Shaffer, Miss Slielcy, Miss Rockcyj l Faculty Predicts Busy Year Activities Committee plans the extra' curricular program. CMr. Hysong, left. Mr. Schneider, Miss Rockcy, and Mrs. Muthl. The activities program of our school was greatly expanded during the school year. Four important groups of teachers were responsible for the development of this program. The Activities Committee planned and directed all the activities for the year. The Social Committee gave the leadership and advice in planning all the school parties which included individual class parties and school dances. Assemblies were held each week. This program was supervised by the Assembly Committee and admission to all events was closely guarded by the Ticket Committee. Well planned programs resulted in high interest in school endeavors and as a result considerable improvement was shown in school spirit. Below Social Committee: Miss Longwel Miss Shaffer, and Miss Slieley arrang calendar of events. Assembly Committee schedules enter' tainment for students. CMiss McCarthy. Mrs. Marshall, Miss Dunn.Q Ju 1011 HIGH STUDE T cou CIL The junior High Student Council. supervised hy lvlr. Lee Shaffer, considered and .icted upon prohleins of seventh. eighth, .ind ninth grades. Dianne Ahixif hnmson was elected president of this group .ind the other othcers ure: VlCC PTL'S1LlC7lf . . .lotus filiEEN:XLCll SecretaryTreiisicrcr , .Si'i.v1A REi:oTTi Une of the miiin interests of this 0I'g1lI1lZ.lfiOll was the physical conditions of the home rooms. E.ich week memhers inspected the various rooms .ind rated them on their .lPpClll'.lllCC. The student Council memhers .ilso conducted drives for the Red Cross, S.ilv.ition Armv. .ind other worthwhile org.inizaitions during the ye.u', heing successful in e.ich one. lion' l lofi lu right. llolecn. llcgolli, .'Xl'r.ili.unsoii, Miller. Pompeii. Row 2: Hysong, Mr. Slmller. llreenalch. lkillo. SE IOR HIGH STUDENT CQUNCIL The Senior High Student Council. under the direction of Mi'. l'lerhert Schneider, really hec.ime .in .ictive orgginizaition during the p.ist ye.ir. Early in the f.ill ii lively presidentiil c.imp4iign w.is conf ducted. Donald Boschini heing the winning c.mdid.ite. The other council otlicers were .is follows: Viccflqrcsidcilt, . , A Fix.-wx Miuaowia Secretary .... . . lliiveiur l'.-xiii: Treasurer. 4 , Rosii lvl.-xiuii Uiurro Selling of milk to students who c.u'rv their lunch, he.iring and settling students' prolwlems, soliciting funds for chgiritiihle purposes, rind pl.inning the lvl.iy Day celehrzition were an piirt of their viiried .activities for the school yeiir of '48 '-10. Row l left to right. l'.iruso, Clrippo, llnsworth, Murone. Rexx 2- Mr. Schneider. Parr, Shiiller, Anderson. lioscliiui. R4 vi l ltr tu riglt Sloin Bunto Ptditt Crift Logue, Rulfner, Olivio, Logue. Adams, Peterson, Gatto, Urccco, Snyder lltunll Lylt Row His-. Butter C urrv Ilritton L illo C urrx Hysong, DeS.int1s, Holt, Lyle, Ferraro. Rim 'S Mr lltrt Tompkins Thompson Stcrrttt Shallier, Hll Es ' ' ' Qs ' i , .positm Snyder, cthuti.. Starnati. lylusic Department Expands Our Music Department under the direction of Mr. Ifcrt had a most successful year, with students comhining to express their talents in nine types of activity. The Marching Band Majorettes proved to he great morale huilders during foothall season. With the approach of winter the hand hecame a concert hand and assisted at entertainments. Highlighting school parties was the Dance Band, a newly created organization that gained much popularity. Choral work was far from neglected for we had our orus, Trehle Chorus Girls' Girls' Clee Cluh, Mixed Ch ., , . Trio, and Boys' Quartet. These performed at the County Music Festival, community afhiirs, and school assemhlies. Through the united eifo t f h k r s o t e entire department, the spring operetta, Hul.la of Holland , was successfully presented in May, hringing to a fitting climax the year's work. Th e last pulilic appearance of our muscial groups was at Commencement. GIRLS' TRIO PRACTICES Left to right -ll.llll.lCllCll0. Rullnur. Fcnstermacher. Accompanist: Schlemmer. V 5 3 Y 5 1 Y ', wr V1 G , Q 'J l 9 , 9' , 4 w uw . 914' T, 9 .LL '5 Q 1' 5? nu-47 Q. if ,x . sb, A , u 4' . ,K:w,,: , A fx 2 5 1 853 ,At Q J. Q gn -I Uu1Iwff . ' x mu' pa .. f' ' - I 'T , td. '4: 'wily 4 r ,, qv'- Yi f-1 QV? 6 55? if 'I' ' 413V is 'ff 1 5 , -,'. P M . . P viii' ' v 55' fi 1 if A A f 3 X7 Q f- 1 M 5 X 4 il s v 1 U Y 5 ,,, HE? an A XA j Q. n fm? J f 51 4 , X 4 if QQ-I I ,tg 4 1 41. ge vw 1 'U . Xf23?f'i'-'ia'-T 1 '-' 4 'f'-?I33Ij6iSiz3'5 L ' 1 . Qt i Q x 's F A Q BOYS' Quzlrtet VlkWl,E'I' C:ALLO Left to right: Butters, Stcrrctt. Sloan, Morrison. Lqft to righcz- Grippo, jiamachello, Nero, Shnfibr, Piszxrchick, Petruzzl, : 'fswnbonnet Sue Bnzzoli, Dugan, McMeckin, jphnscin, fxrmanini. FCIISICIUWZICIXCF, Rutfncr, Kane, Momson, Burtt, Esposno, SL.1rn.m. Dance Band Row l: lqft In rxght, Espuslto, Olivia Curry, Sirlflhlfl. Sloan. Row 2: Schlemmer, Craft, Stcrrctt, Snyder, Cluttu. Slmfitr, Thomphon, Huttcrr., Brxttmm. jiamaclxcllo, Anntmnc. BUZZER GOES 0 THE AIR The Bu::cr led a douhle life this year, starting out in print, hut going ultrainodern hy spring with its weekly puhlic address hroadcasts. The hill issue. prepared under Mrs. Schleininefs direction, introduced new faces, new equipment, and new plans of the school. Springs i'Bu:zer hecaine uThe Buzzer of the Air. The staff hroadcast each Tuesday morning and kept us upftofdate on everything from news and athletics to the latest in Eids, iashions and personals. Bl IZZER STAFF Editor ........,. Assistant Editor, Feature Editor. , Sports Editor .... Exchange Editor. . Circulation Editor. . . . . . , . , . .-lib.-XNNE IAXBR.-XllAMSON . . . , ,lVlAIiY hll.-XMACIlFl,l,U . . .ROSEMARIE GRni1ro ......-IOHN HARniNc: SARA FENSTERM.-xcuER . . . , .RAYMoNn Gizss ., .. JEAN RUEENER Copyreaders- .. . , ,... BEVERLY PARK . M.'XllX' -l.-NNE Bov.-xiRn REPORTERS DoN BosciuNi CEATHERINE DLllT.'XN BETTY MAE PETERS MoNA HANDTE JEAN TAYEoR Lois WILLIAMSCUN .IUSTINE REsosRY SHIRLEY HENIKX' Advisor ............ MRS. MAIRX' E. SCHLEMMER Row I left to right: McMinn, Grippo, Willizinisori, Peters, Row 2 Harding. Resosky. Mrs. Schlemmer, Gess, Dugan, jiamachcllo, Rulfner Ahrahamson, Parr, Handte, Fenstermacher Henry. Club Performs Services This active organization, whose members conf sisted of all the cheerleaders plus two honorary members from each of the ninth. tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades seemed always busy with some activity. whether it was climbing up the goal posts to display the school colors or selling pop, candy and peanuts to the himished sport Rins. they were there. The cheerleaders awarded the three senior members with beautiful white varsity sweaters on which were their letters and stripes in red and black. Supervised by Mrs. Bell, this group acted pri' marily as a service club generously donating both time and money to worthy school enterprises. C.L. S. Club Prem Bovaird. Mrs. Bell. Twirlers Earn Uniforms The Twirlersl Club, a comparatively new organization in BrockwayfSnyder High School. consisted of both active majorettes and honorary members this year. Miss Rockey served as the clubls advisor. Through the sale of magazine subscriptions the girls accomplished their aim of securing new uniforms. These uniforms were fashioned of White wool trimmed with gold braid. The hats were white with a hillowy gold plume on the top. Twirlers' Club members sponsored several roller skating parties at Brookville, and the profit earned from these was generously given as a donation for the yearbook. Though an infant organization, the girls of this group have become a real asset to the school. Twirlers' Club Row le-sleliltilriglitf lvlcllovcrn. llettv, illrcm Thompson Neiger. 1Viri' f l'n'.il Gallo Marnati. ISi'r'Tmix,l ilalhoun, Koval. Row 2: Petruzzi McNeil, Karalla, lxliss lloclxcy. Vsfhelpley, Landini. Kcistcr. Row 1--left to nglir: Keith lTreux.l Brubaker. l'arr, QSA Henry, lPrcx.l xliarnaclicllo Handte, Bovaird. Harding lViie Row 2-f jordan, Bolecn, Mchall Mclvleekin Anderson. Miller V' -' B arsity Row l: lrjr wright -lzamacliello. Rittenhouse, Foratlori. llnrtt. Harding. Hess, liosclnni. Salvetto ll'rrx,l. Row 2: Mr, Zotiinto, Truesdale. Martini, Anderson lSecfTrrim.l, lvlorris, Renwick, Hooten, Pisarf chick lVxrefPres,1. Row 3: Mclvleekin. Verne. Hallnzzi. Scrahni, Starr, Fniailori, Painter, Mnr-inc. VARSITY NB TRIPLES MEMBERSHIP The Varsity HB Clulw opened the year with seven memhers and a new advisor, hut has now increased its memhership to twentyftwo hoys. all of whom have earned their varsity letter. The clnlfs purpose is to promote good sportsmanship at all times, and under Mr. Zotfuto's leadership the hoys have endeavored to reach this goal. Following the initiation of new recruits in thc Elll and a husy foothall season came a 'iolly Christ- mas party with food and fun for all. Senior memlwers sported their coveted white sweaters, earned through participation in varsity athletics all year long, and said 'kGoodfhye in the spring, hoping to continue their sports as alumni. Initiates Toe the Line Row I: left rn right' lloscliini Ualluzzi. Seraiini. Starr. Mnrone Vliamacliello, lioratlori, Mt Meekin, Row 2: Trncstlale, Martini Nlorris. llootvn. l.linillu'i'g, Ren wick. Librarians 1 ir Mnbrosia, Miss Dunn. Commercial Seniors Serve The Commercial Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Schlemmer, was an addition to the extraf curricular program of BrockwayfSnyder High School this year. The club, with money earned through the production of the Penny Arcade, purchased a clock for the third floor hall. The extra funds were presented to The Dawn Staff to help defray yearbook publication costs. Next year's senior members, after being prop' erly initiated by the Forty'Niner Commercials, pledged to uphold the line standards of the Brock' way-Snyder High School Commercial Department. Commercial Club 1Tmis.b. Crippo tSec.l, Fenster macher LP1es.J, Mrs. Schlemmer Vfilliamson QVlCE'P78S. W. Standing: Martino, Robinson Carlson, Handte, Dugan, Rutlner Preston. Parr. Billock, Abra hamson, Resosky. Taylor, Craft Holt. Student Librarians Function Under the supervision of the librarian, Miss Dunn, a few of our students assumed the re- sponsibilities involved in operating the school library this year. Not only was this a service to the school, but it also proved invaluable to the participating students by giving them experience in library management. right. Claetino, Siple, Sitting, left ro right: Peters Patrol Row lz left ru right: Himes Adams, Rcddinger. Prendergast, l7eSantis, Thompson. Stott. Kroah, Bishop, johnson, Preston Ryden, Ferdi, Marshall, Lyle Esposito, Freemer. Row 2: Mr. Miller. Karatla Strishmk, Anderson, Whelpley, Starr. Varner, Morrison, Lock- wood, Coder, Rittenhouse, flurry, lviorrisou. Steele, Bos- chini, Tompkins. Fiddler. Row 3: Dugan. Renwick. Bos' chini. Preston, Wine, Amitrone. Gregario, Stoneherg, Amitrone, l1Veilacher, Tortorella. Vinccnyo, Freemer. Palm. Regotti, Franco. Weisner. Row -4: Gallo, Gallo. Caracciolo, lvlatson, Sereno, Bianco, Wells, Thompson, Pisarchick, Snyder. Martini, Coder. Dull. Starr. Himes, Lyle, Adams, Hooten. Patrol Promotes Safety Under the direction of Mr. Irvin Miller, a large group of hoys and girls has heen organized to form the student patrol. This group aids in conducting the smaller children safely across the street on their way to and from school. Each memher wears a white helt and a hadge identi- fying him as a memher of the patrol. Faculty Quartet Expresses joy At the hiculty outings or around the tea talale, atmosphere made no difference, this hlculty group gave lane performances, Their harmony was enioyed thoroughly hy each audience. Miller. Faculty UHITCE 11' William llert Lrj! in rxgl Shatler, -Ioseph Shaller, lrxin Row l left ro right: Schlemmer, -Iiamachello, Parr, Dugan, Barraclough, Adams, Amitrone. Rittenhouse. Row 2 Roedel, llovaird, Sterrctt, Burtt, Ahrahamson, Hill, Wairtl, Kocher, Bell, Miss Rockey, Miss Sheley. SENIGR THESPIANS 'iDon't take my Penny , hy Anne Coulter Martens, was presented Decemher 10, hy the members of the senior class under the direction of Miss Lucille Rockey and Miss Faye Sheley. This three act comedy takes place in the Pringle household. Penny lMarilyn Amitronej, a typical stage struck teenager, and her friend Joanne lTheresa Adamsj decide that Penny must have the lead in Harrison Day's CRohert Kocherj new production, Stars in her Hair . Kerry and Gregg lD0nald Rittenhouse and Wziyiie Barra' cloughj try their best with the help of Gram lGeraldine Duganj to prevent Penny from going to Hollywood. Lydia and Caleh Pringle Uoanne Ahrahamson and Robert Burttj, Penny's parents. are too wrapped up in their own affairs to he concerned ahout Penny. I knew yould like it. DELIGHT AUDIENCE Norman Porter, CDick Wzirdl the puhlicity man has decided that the maid Sally CMary jane Bovairdj, a former child star, should have the leading part. But Sally has other ideas, as she is idling in love with Penny's hrother, Mark CBoh Sterrettj. The Highlight of this second act is the lavish Rrshion show, conducted hy the Eimous French designer, Monsieur Henri, QNick jiamachelloj and featuring his lovely models, Clare CBeverly Parrj, Elsie CBarhara Schlemmerj, and Lucille, CLucille Roedell. The comical delivery boy CHarry Hillj hrings the second act to humorous conclusion. What a surprise, when, during the third act, Mavis lDonna Ann Bellj, Penny's sister, gets the lead in the movie to he from the novel and Penny decides she is really a home girl at heart. You want me to he in picturesll' My hqmnl amd my heart, Elif lady! Arc you PTl PilI'Cal to sncriiicvf' Oh, Penny! Out, out, brief' candle! Left to right: nMiss Longwell, Grippo, Abrahamson, Pisarchick, Schlemmer, Gess, Rittenhouse, jiamachello. The Dawn Staff Plans the Annual THE DAWN STAFF Editor ...,..... ..,. D ONALD RIrrENIIoIIsE Assistant Editor. . . . . ,BARBARA SCHLHMMER Secretary ........ . . .SHIRLEY PIsARcI-IICR Business Manager .........,. NICK .IIAMACIIELLO Assistant Business Managers RAY'h4l5ND GESS ROSE MAIQIE GlllPl'l1 Typists .IOANNE ABRAIIAMSON SARA FENSTBRMACHER kj,-KTHERINE DIIOAN JEAN RLIFFNEIK .IRAN TAYLOR BEVERLY PARR Solicitors MARILi'N AMITRONE DONNA ANN BELL LIIQILLE ROBDEI. PATRICIA Locicwoon WAW'NE BARRAcLOIR:II SHIRLEY HBNRY Advisor .,.... ROBERT STERRETT VIRGIL FURADORI DONALD BOSCIIINI ROBEIKT BURTT RICHARD WARD MONA HANDTB CAROLINE LONGWELL This fourth edition of The Dawn has been made possible through the unified efforts of the editorial staff and its advisor, Miss Longwell. The Senior Class of 1949 early in September elected three of its members to positions of responsibility for the production of its cherished book. Other members of the staff were chosen by this group. As you journey through its pages, The Dawn brings to you a broad pictorial survey of the local educational system. There has been a departure from the conventionalftype yearbook, attempting to preserve here I'10t only memories of high school days, but also reminiscences of the years previous to these. your experiences in elementary school. We, The Staif, sincerely hope that the expanded view presented herein will make The Dawn more precious to you. A project so extensive can be successfully completed only through a great deal of cooperation and hard work. Miss Longwell has shown great perseverance and has worked untiringly with the staff toward production of our annual. Iviany hours after school and frequent evenings were devoted to constructing The Dawn, step by step: and it was a difhcult task. We have truly appref ciated our sponsor's leadership and will be ever grateful tor her assistance. We stall' menihers also wish to express thanks to lvlr. Hysong for his frequent advice on production prolwleins and to Miss Shaller for her time and effort spent in proofreading our writefups. Our helief that nothing worth doing is ever easy makes us feel a real sense of accomplishment in presenting this, our Dawn of 1040, to you. Our Dawn editor-in chief, Donald Rittenhouse, studies other pulwlif cations and plans accordingly. Dawn solicitors, led hy Nick bliainacliello, hegin a day of solicif tation for advertisements. Row l left to right Ainitrone, Lockwood, Pisarchick, Alvrahamson, Handte, Burtt. Row 2 Schlemmer. Bell, Roedel, Barraclough, uliamachello. Row 3 Foradori, Boschini. Henry, Sterrett, Rittenhouse. Dawn typists work steadily to ineet the deadline. Row 1 front to back Dugan, Fensterinacher, Taylor, Ahrahamf son. Row 2 Grippo, Rufllner, Parr. WNW ii. J P f ar af ' 1 b Qff Q Mi? 4 Niki! , .Q F as af-' . -QQ, w ,'.v. S' .5 -P-fr-Q . Q44 il . ,. S I h isjfli' 1 'Bmw ww Q. L,,, 3, 1 in... . 'nf Q v ,mr , . frhy A . g , My WM gf -1 15 .nv x T?-f ,,. , f' sig? W! Y I A , . , P Y hh ,N 1 ,I if , a. 9 1 '--+ Q ' gi 4, ' M ,v,. I 5,9 .fVk. A X? I .i 7' 7 I X if ?,' ' 'r 13' bv 3g' ,a 9' .49 ns p QW61:.Wgm2-2,72 25? 1 Z'- 'N5rE1SU 34 x17 ff- h ELL A N-W I ,4 V 'liuzzsf V if . F9 A ' 3 qi: - 'Saint' 39 , V. Q 1 - . vw ' - JUST ROAMING Rem' l ld! tu right: Prom llccuraturs. llcfp Rivcr Quartet. Summcr Prufcssur. Yca. Team. Mljllllflhu Row Z: GoingfAw.ry Prcscnt. XVlx1tc Collar Boys. A Working Murlcl. V1.1 Lancs Mills. The 3:30 Class. Guess Who? Posing. Rim' 3: llliristrms Uctfmgctlmcr. lZlil'istin.1s Entcrtnnmciit. lircQlmi.m llmutics. Hi? Rcl.rx.itim1. Drug Store Quccns. Quits ,r Puzzlcr. R xwxx' 4: Tm Time. A 'kSt.u'. Girl Scouts, C.mip.ngning S-znirvrs. llcll Time, A Girls Bust Vrlcml. Row 5: Kilmrm. Follmring lntci lcrcncc. Bmiiity. 14' ity -D -sci In ,J awf- .K If' 4 1 v 1 I g A .. , 3 -9,-Fm' 4 X x uw! ha 9 Y I X 1 .. f,- ' . I '.-f- ,'. '. M fi.-:,,:'LX 4 , f., 'If X, .E RUCKWAY CLAY CUMPANY BkyP yl Bnncnwnv Guss Comwmv, Inc 'SPL QA -.......,. Vu' E Q71 iff aus,-4-1-14.-H, I Brockway, Pennsyl ix xx Sgxvxws. X X 9, AQ. 9- X . x. Q- QQ? .x xg '- N 5YR1sQixx X X, x5Q5 xNNX X . . . .5 Xilifffxx ,wit TVN XXX X zzwxwzfx 2-NYEYQY . , M , 1 A . ,QAXQQRYQ N, . . Srkmev Our 79th Year 1870-1949 Way back in 1870, when DuBois was scarcely more than a flag stop for the east-west horse drawn stage: when the country was just recover- ing from the effects of the Civil War, and Lincoln was still a vivid memory for most of the world: and before the days of the big metropolitan papers, motor cars or radio, a little printing shop was opened in a town devoted primarily to lumbering. Today, the town and its industries have changed--life itself has a new meaning-but the same ideals and principles with which that early predecessor began, still motivate today's management. For your next printing an inquiry will bring a prompt proposal. Tut Gum PRINTING Cowmw, NU Letterpress - Offset - Plastic Bindery DUBOIS AND FALLS CREEK, PENNSYLVANIA PRINTERS OF THE DAWN FOR 1949 Compliments BROCKWAY CITIZENS BANK BROCKWAY, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 7' 76 r- 'i Compliments Of LIBERTY STUDIOS YBARBOOK PHOTOGRAI mms PHONE 5161 BROCKWAY, PENNSYLVANIA l Z . , 7- ' 1- Compliments of BEECHTCN FUEL CCMPANY TV! Cramer Supply Corporation BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 4255 Congratulations to the Class of 1949 il Compliments of Altoona Leather Store, Inc. SPORTING GOODS 1501 ELEVENTH AVENUE LUGGAGE ALTOONA, PA. Compliments of BEADLE E99 COMPANY Weari11g Apparel For The Entire Family DRY GOODS GROCERY MEATS AND PRODUCE BROCKWAYlS ONESTOP STORE - PARIS CLEANERS Compliments of L. A. LEATHERS C0 FORDJVIBRCURY It Pays To Deal At Leathers BROOKVILLE, PENNSY VA A Henry W. Anderson FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS D1AL 4012 The Leading Ivmmmce Agency 451 Milill St. BROCRWAY, PA. G. B. B. A. Local 110 SEE WHAT YOU BUY BUY IN GLASS Look for the HB on the Bottom Cliver T. Korb 599 Sons CEMETEIKY MEMOliI,ALS PHONE 1095 DUBOIS, P,-x. 'W City Restaurant HOME OE FINE FOODS FOUNTAIN SERv1cE Compliments of Schneider Motor Sales CIIEvROLETfOLDsMOEII.E SA LES AND SERVICE BROQRWAY, PENNSYLVANI x Phone 4405 Hemphill f Miller E99 Co. INCORPORATED HeaIdftOfFoOt Outfitters For The Wlmole Family BROQRWAYQ PA. I I 2 Cmrxplfnlcvlts of YOUR DISTIRIBUTLBIK of R. P. M. Lubricants THE JOHNS GARAGE Phone 3943 BROCKWAY Compliments Of McMillen Maytag Store Phone 5405 BROCRWAY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Compliments of A. D. Grasso Brockway Volunteer Hose Company Compliments of Alfrecfs Dairy Tony Maruca DISTRIBUTOR OF REFRESH MENTS Lakesftofseamomf CO. of Buxcx l'oN'rlAc Country Ice Cream l'uoNE 600 BRQOKVILLE, PA. BROORVILLE PHONE 545 Compliments Combhmgm-9 vf A. Ferraro Es? Co. Homes BROOKVILLE, PA. Cleaners E99 Dyers Compliments of Rocky Grill Compliments of Broadway Inn Compliments of B. P. MCMackin 456 MAIN STREET DIAL 34434132 Compliments of Brockway Fairlawn Stores LOUIEqS MARKET SMITHNS MARKET The Brockway Record Dedicated to the Mmm, The Home of Better Printing of our departed CO '1dC5 51620 Main Street w-QLPAHEQ-ei Bnocxwfw, PA. MQTQJ I PHONE 3425 ' Boox, jon AND CATALOGUE P1uN'1'1Nc PafSOn'Mafnati Post Compliments of Compliments of Brockway Horton Township Sportsmerfs Club Sportsmenfs Club BROCKWAY, PA. BRocKvouT, PA. -- :We 'I Always ask for Royal Crown Cola The Cola tlmfs Best by Taste Test also UPPER I0 PARfTfPAK 32 oz. FLAVORS NEHI BEVERAGES DIVISION DAMUS BROS. CO., INC. DIIBoIs, PA. Visit Blakes' Hardware by the bridge BROORVILLE, PA. GENERAL HAIKDWAIKE SUPPLIES AGENCY FOR HEATILATORS AND OTHER FIREPLACE EQUIPMNET Compliments of Jefferson Electric Cooperation BROOKVILLE, PA. GENEIRAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PIIo'NE 628 A LITTLE MONEY is enough wif wisely spentg TOO much if expended foolishly. DuBois Clearing House Association THE DUBOIS NATIONAL BANK THE UNION BANKING E! TRUST COMPANI' TIIE DLYBOIS NATICJNAL BANIL Compliments of Compliments of th: Varsity uBn Twirlers' Club L. Smmo H- FOMDORI V. CALHOUN V. GALLO J. PETTY G. MARNATI R. NEIGER B. THOMPSON S. PETRUZZI J. KEISTBR P. MONEIL P. KOVAL M. KARAFFA C. LANDINI J. WHELPLE1' P. MCGOVERN Mlss ROCREX' D. BOSCHINI N. JIAMACHELLO R. GEss R. BURTT V. FORADORI D. RITTENHOUSIZ J. HARDING E. PISARCHICK N. VERNE F. MUIXONE D. ANDERSON MR. ZOFFUTO R. SBRAFINI K. STARR J. MOMEERIN D. MORRIs W. HOOTEN M. PAINTER R. RENWICK J. MARTINI R. GALLUZZI R. TIXUESDALE C. LUNDBERG ll I Compliments of Commercial Club S. FENSTERMAQHER L. WILLIAMSON B. PETERS R. GRIPPO R. PRESTON C. DLIGAN G. CARLSON G. HOLT J. RUEENER MRS. J. TAYLOR B. PARR J. ABRAHAMSON C. MARTINO D. CRAFT J. ROBINSON P. BILLOCK J. RESOSKY M. HANDTB SCHLEMMER Compliments of C. L. S. Club J. KEITH D. BRUBARER B. PARR S. HENRY M. JIAMACHELLO M. HANDTE M. BOVAIRD B. MILLER MRS. BELL 2 :i J. HAIKDING K. BOVAlRD J. JORDAN J. BOLEEN P. MBHALL J. MOMEEKIN A. ANDERSON Compliments of Compliments of Civic Club of Brockway Rose Rockey N316 And Grace Lesnett Shaw Brockway Beautiful COWDRICK'S PARIS MANUFACTURING CUTfRATE DRUG STORES COMPANY The Lowest Prices X STAINLESS STEEL METAL wouxs NEW BHTHLHHHM CLEANERS AND DYERS EQUIPMENT CLEAIKFIELD DuBois BROCKWAY, PA. PHILIPSBURG MCKINLEY GARAGE GEORGE MORRISON BROCKWAY, PA. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE USED CARS WELDING MAIN STREET BRGcxwAY, PA. Phone 3783 I PHONE 941 Compliments BROCKWAY HARDWARE Compliments of S. R. REGOTTI Compliments of FIDDLER'S GARAGE Best Wishes YANNI'S Compliments of KEITH BRGTHERS BROCRWAY, PA. Compliments of EDITH PRINCIPE DRESS SHGP And CASH AND CARRY MARKET O. W. SANDSTROM INSURANCE AGENCY Life fff- Fife f Auto And Casualty 1063 12TH AVENUE ' PHONE 5213 BROCKWAY, PA. Compliments of JAMES R. LOGUE ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE Fire and Auto Insurance More Protection for Less Money Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE BIKOCKWAY, PA. tv. -I Everything for the Automobile' A. KI. RUFFNEIK, Owner Compliments of TOMMY BAKA Meats and Groceries PHONE 4775 Trade at fI'unimy's In Memory Of LT. WM. G. NADOLBN SII. Class of 1939 MQTIIEII Compliments of E. AND E. RESTAURANT BIIocI4wAI', PA. Compliments of BONNIE'S SERVICE STATION BIIOCKWAY, PA. MARSHALL BROTHERS KENDALL PRODUCTS ELECTRIC CAl,l'lNG Compliments of MOBILE SERVICE GAS MOBILUBIIICATION OIL --h- l. -1? NAVA SERVICE STATION EAST MAIN ST. DIAL 4535 Rccapping ' . -i Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN'S STORE Compliments of CARLSON FUNERAL HOME PHONE 5732 BROCKWAY, PA. l Compliments of BROCKWAY DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTIONSTSODAS A Real Drug Store Compliments of C. E. HOFFMAN LUMBER CO Compliments of SCHLEMMERS Compliments of MANNING BEAUTY SALON BROCKWAY, PENNSYLVANIA HUMPHREY'S FURNITURE E99 APPLIANCES MLTDERN RECORD DEPARTMENT MAIN STREET BROCKWAY, PA. Compliments of JOHN VERNE NORGE APPLIANCES Compliments of GEORGE CURRY jeweler TRIfCOI INTY LIVESTOCK AUCTION Every Tuesday at Sugar Hill BROCKWAY, PA. R. D. ill Compliments of JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB HIfHAT DAIRY Wishes 'You Success FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICI-IES AND CANDIES Where School Chums Meet Friends Request HIfHAT ICE CREAM Compliments of BROCKWAY THEATRE Compliments of HAROLD E. YOAS BIIOCKPOIIT, PA. YOUNGDAHL'S KEYSTONE DAIRY GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK PHONE 5090 BIIOCKPORT, PA. Compliments of SHIELDS' TIN SHOP THE NEW BEAVER MEADOW BAKERY Wishes The Class of 1949 Success and Happiness 'Through the 'Years to Come SCHAFFNERS' FURNITURE STORE Welcomes You PHONE 1484 FALLS CREEK MCANINCH GARAGE PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICES DLIBOIS, PA. RISHELL GARAGE BUICK SALES DuBOIs, PA. SUNDELL AND SON GARAGE DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICES ' PIIONE 7605 RIDGWAY, PA. BILL'S KENDALL SERVICE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Repairing, Accessories, Inspection 132 W. BROAD ST. PHONE 6053 LAUDER'S XfIzAY SHOE FIT1-Elks RIDGWAY, PA. MECCA SALES AND SERVICES NASH DEALER Service on All Makes of Cars PHONE 7063 RIDGWAY, PA. MCANINCH GARAGE AUTO REPAIRING Good Used Cars BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of RIVERSIDE MARKET BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of DeMOTTE'S GARAGE BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of WILLIAM A. SYKES ATTORNEY'AT'LAW BROOKVTLLB, PA. Compliments of THE RIDGWAY RECORD Elk County's Largest Newspaper SOLD IN BROCKWAY AT MOODYIS VARIETY STORE CLIFFE'S RIDGWAY, PA. Compliments of A. A. A, ELCO ELECTRICAL CO., INC CONTRACTINGYWIRING FIXTURBSYSUPPLIES BROOKVILLE, PA. PHONE 7135 16 N. BROAD ST BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Shoes and Hosiery for all the Family 3 WEST LONG AVENLIE DUBOIS, PA In DuBois It's TROUTMANS LEONARDSONS 100 NORTH BRADY STREET PHONE 405 DUBOIS, PA. DUBOIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Dunoxs, PA. Courses in all Commercial Subjects Catalog on Request DUBOIS FURNITURE COMPANY Tour Mother and Dad Bought Here KAISERFRAZER The most copied car in America ALSO FAMOUS REO TRUCKS REITZ MOTORS AT BRADY ST. VIADLlL'T DIJBOIS, PA. RADAKER ELECTRIC SHOP 101 NORTH BRADY STREET PHONE 992 DUBOIS, PA. SALES G. E. SERVICE CHITTESTER REFRIGERATION PHONE 91531 705 DUBOxs ST. Dl!BOlS, PA. RIVKEES' ARMY STORE MBNIS AND BOYS' WEAR, SHOES, SPORTSWEAR AND SPORTING GOODS T9 NORTH BRADY STREET DUBOIS, PA. PHONE 183231 ESTABLISHED 1924 J. A. KOHLHEPP SONS BUILDING SUPPLIES 4CONCRETB BLOCKS Ready Mixed Concrete 650 DUBOIS ST. PHONE 520 DUBOIS, PA. GUS KORB, INC. MBNlS WEAR PRICE FAIR 235 WEST LONG AVENUE DUBOIS, PA. DUBOIS ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY M fg. of DuBois Storage Batteries DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of DUBOIS HARDWARE COMPANY Out Sandy Way DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of THE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY 149 W. LONG AVE. DUBOIS, PA. Stores in DuBois St. Marys Rhilipsburg WEAVERS INCORPORATED DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of GUTHRIES DRY CLEANERS Compliments of Compliments of SENIOR WOMEN'S CLUB E. L. SIBLEY Compliments of Best of Luck O. R. MOREY MELILLO'S SHOE SHOP Compliments of MOODY'S VARIETY STORE Compliments of THE WONDER BAR Compliments of MR. E. L. ANDERSON GALBRAITH'S CONTIKACTOR AND BUILDER Tour Favorite Coke Fountain PHONE 5303 BIKOCKWAY, PA. GENES BARBER AND BEAUTY Compliments of STUDIO HOOKS RESTAURANT PHONE 3584 BIROCKWAY, PA. BROCKWAY, PA. 'GEORGE T. PLATCO RADIO SERVICES BROCKWAY, PA. YOUR GIFT SHOPPE 906 MAIN STREET BROCKWAY, PA. VAN NORMAN LIME PLANT Agricultural Ground Limestone BROCKWAY, PA. Compliments of BROCKWAY PAINT STORE BROCKWAY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of 4 BONA VISTA Home of Finest Foods Spaghetti, Chops, and Steaks BOVAIRD SERVICE STATION ON HIGHWAY 28 R. D. 1, BROCKWAY, PA Welding, Electric and Acetylene Amco Gas and OiIACar Accessories Everyftl1ing in Drugs ELK DRUG COMPANYRIDGWAY WILLIAM E. NELSON Compliments of THE NUT SHOP RIDGWAY, PA. Compliments of RIDGWAY GARAGE RIDGWA'1', PA. Compliments of ANDERSON'S FUR SHOPPE Scientijc Cleaning 67' Storage RIDGWAY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of BRODY'S SMART SHOP RIDCIWAW', PA. Compliments GlRTON'S GREENHOI ISE RIDGWAY, PA. The best at BILL'S RESTAURANT Our Motto is to Please You 158 MAIN STREET RIDGWAY, PA Compliments of BERGERS NEWS COULTERS STUDIO RIDGWAY, PA. Compliments of H. B. HORNING E99 SON APEX APPLIANCES RIDGWAY, PA. BRI INNERS JEWELRY STORE RIDGWAY, PA. DENSARO BODY SHOP PHONE 303 ERIE AVENUE RmGWAY, PA. Compliments GUTH AND GUTH BAYERfY:gIiTIiPilIiIIgNITURE JEWELERS RIDGWAY, PA' RIDGWAY, PA. BERGHOFF REF. COMPANY 303 SOUTH 13312213 ZOODUBOIS, PA. Compliments of ' CLARK'S FLORISTS FRIGIDAIRE , Compliments of DAVID L. HOLT PROTHONOTARY AND CLERK OF COURTS Compliments of DAVE KUNSELMAN COUNTY COMMISSIONER Broolqville's Sport Center Compliments of N STJEQRCK S C i ews uts amy HOWARD SMITH GIFTSCNOVELTIES PHOTO SUPPLIES REITZ FURNITURE STORE Dependable Furniture for Over 40 Tears ROBERT C. DIETZ INSURANCE TRAVEL AGENCY EVERY LINE OE INSURANCE TRAVEL ANYWAY -ANYWHERE PHONE 477 BROORVILLE 'You Always Do Better at RUBIN'S BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of IRVIN MOTOR PARTS COMPANY BROORVILLE, PA. SAM FIKE MEN'S WEAR MENRS WEAR-SPOIxTING GOODS BROORVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of I'IILTON'S DINNER Compliments of DIXER DINER VARIETY Decorating 63' Paint Shop 124 MAIN STREET BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 680 Compliments of ZAPPIA'S BAKERY MRS. GEORGE E. SMITHHFLORIST 111 SOUTH MAIN STREET DUBOIS, PA, PHONE 1086 KLEWANS DEPARTMENT STORE The Best Place to Shop After All POHE MOTORS Parts Accessories Service WHOLEsALEfRETAIL PHONE 1220 DUBOIS, PA. TANTLINGER AND MQDADE Ladies Ready to Wear 140 LONG AVENUE DUBOIs, PA. LEVINE BROS. AVENUE THEATRE BLDG. DUBOIS MICHAELS'STERN CAMPUS TOG Clothing Compliments of HART'S JEWELERS DUBOIS, PA. FISCHEL'S CHINA STORE 158 W. LONG AVENUE DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of M Ei? G NEON COMPANY DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of NICK'S PLACE DUBOIs, PA. SHANKEL'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store OPPOSITE B E99 O STATION DuBois, Pa. EAST SIDE GARAGE -IESSE G. SMITH, Prop. SALES Es? SERVICE WILLYQS JEEP HUDSON DUBOIS, PA. PHONE 739'-I For Better Gifts of jewelry, Glassware BLANKFELD'S 'Your jeweler 7 WEST LONG AVENUE DUBOIS, PA. jewelry and Watch Repair HEYDRICIQSHUGARTS SHOE STORE DUBOIS, PA. Read the I DUBOIS COURIEREXPRESS DUBOIS, PA, Compliments of YOUNG MENS SHOP DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of TAMLERS DEPARTMENT STORE DUBO1s. PA. LOWE MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 28 W. LONG AVENUE DUBOIS, P KELLER BROTHERS DRY CLEANING Quality always SMITH BROTHERS Livestock Dealers PHONE BEEcHwOODs-17R3 OR 1R11 FALLS CREEK, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of JOSEPH PISONI Compliments of ITALIAN CLUB Compliments of DR. LORENZO Compliments of DR. CERUTTI Compliments of SGT. J Business and Professional Women's Club In Memory OSEPH A. SALV Class of 1946 ETTO Compliments of Compliments of DAN W. LAW STEELE ELECTRIC CO. BROOKVILLE, PA. BROOKVILLB, PA. PATRONS DR. MCGOVERN REV. C. S. JOSHUA MRS. B. E. TAYLOR Mas. JOHN Rrzsosxy HAz1zL Garza MARGARET DOLAN PAULINE Rasoslcv 1 v ' ' X,,...v.. A-K..1...k -X., ..,.- ,.4v.-Nfq-- - - 1 1 X ' . -- , ' f WH - -' r'-' '- 'v .f- - - Q. L-V f V .,, ' . A ,. ,, , . K. , V, H .. v in 13.1 ., . in .,, ,,x,lf't,: ' 0 u -. qv M SN 4 ' ' ' V ' . V Y ' Qi- ' -1 .' ' 7 'inf-'1 -V15 , V ,f! Y U '- LT -E 0'!?.S'2,9 1 K- gif? 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