Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)
- Class of 1950
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I ' go., -, v 1 4 Z8 ibdlflflfl Published by the Sim, CVM Of 1950 0CAMf0L7 ' xSjfLy6!8l 2 f lf6i!, 22 jx c zu w,.,,,,,u., , 1 A W . F ,I .. . .. I1- Our .xgfma Wafer ln a peaceful, quiet valley urider skies of blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater, alorious to view. Lift the chorus, speed it onward, praise her to the sky. Hail to ihee, our Alma Mater-A-1-BROCKWAY-SNYDER HIGH we iyaraale jme A TIME TO HONOR A TIME TO WORK Board of Education Memorial to Dr. H. E. Kilqus Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassrnen A TIME TO PLAY Football Cheerleading Basketball Track A TIME FOR SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Music Government Clubs Drarnatics Iournalism 5 IAMES L. HYSONG V lzyecbcafion We, the graduating Class of 1950, respect- fully dedicate this fifth edition of The Dawn to our supervising principal, Iames L. Hysong. ln his three years with us many burdens have been placed upon his shoulders, yet Mr. Hysong always finds time to put aside his administra- tive problems in order to lend a helping hand or give an encouraging word of advice. A civic group enlists the school's aid. Mi. Hysonq frequently broadcasts necessary information. Admired and respected by both faculty and students, Mr. Hysong has, through his un- tiring efforts, introduced many improvements into our school system. His professional effi- ciency, civic pride, and pleasant personality are an inspiration to all of his associates. It is with pride that we, the graduates, elect thus to honor him. if2...,,f Of ilcfwcafion Lcx-ft to right: Mr. Hysonti tSupv. Prin.l Mrs. Britton, Mr. Biss, Mrs. Young dalil, Mrs. Steell tTicas.l, Mr. Hard ing, Mr. Gilluna tSvc'.l, Mr. P. Mar shall iPres.l, Mi. F. Marshall, Mr Anderson, Mr. Morrison tVice-Pie-s.l Mr. Grosso, Miss Kearney. Our schools are operated by the school board which consists of the Brockway Borough and Snyder Township Boards. These two groups have been working together for the past twelve years in an effort to bring a variety of educational opportunities to the youth who at- tend school in this community. The present day school consolidation move- ment was presaged twelve years ago by the action of our school boards. The Brockway- Snyder Ioint Schools are always on the alert to adopt new and approved methods of school management. Board members serve without compensation and in so doing, exemplify citi- .yn Memoriam Dr. H. E Kilgus served as a member of Brockway-Snyder joint School zenship at its best. Democracy has its greatest strength in local governments composed of men and women who have an earnest desire to pro- mote the welfare and Well-being of our country. The Brockway-Snyder High School students are conscious of the unusual educational advan- tages offered them. Such things as Driver Train- ing, Music, Art, Physical Education, Dramatics, Activities, and a varied curriculum enable all to obtain a well-rounded education leading to better opportunities in an adult world. A well- trained faculty of teachers and other personnel provide, day by day, a progressive learning program. Board for twelve years, until his death November 12, l949. Born lune l, 1878 in Renova, Pennsylvania, he received his preparatory education in the public schools of this state, then attended the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and the lefferson Medical College. After gradua- tion, he entered the practice of medicine and later transferred to the busi- ness field, managing the Kaul Clay Plant in Toronto, Ohio and then estab- lishing the Brockway Clay Company. Dr. Kilgus was well known throughout the Commonwealth as a phy- sician, sportsman, industrialist and educator. ln later years, he took an active interest in religious and community affairs. He became associated with a number of projects which were consummated in school betterment. His last big effort was to lead a movement to raise funds to equip the high school marching band with uniforms and other instrumentation. This or- ganization is now known, by many, as the outstanding musical body in this section of the state. Through his active interest in athletics, the football squad, many times, was the recipient of his bountiful generosity. Serving as President of both the Brockway Board and the Ioint Board, many notable educational achievements came about as a result of his leadership. The Home Economics Department was reorganized and re- constructed, giving unusual advantages to those enrolled in this curricu- lum. A number of major projects for the advancement of education in this community were in the making as his life came to a close. The students of this high school wish to mark his passing by paying this tribute to his memory. Dr. H. E. Kilgus healer, teacher and friend. This life raises a monument to good citizenship. lil tilt. ll. ff. KILCIIS j6'LClfLAg Brockway ranks high. We have a group of well-qualified people guiding our students. Many faculty members have either received advanced educational degrees or are now work- ing toward that goal. Equally important and paralleling the regu- lar classroom work are many opportunities for friendly advice, vocational counseling, social training, stimulating good sportsmanship, and inspiring discouraged students. No teacher overlooks these aspects of school life. Sincerely interested in the welfare of the student body, each instructor willingly gives of both time and effort to promote the development of wells rounded individuals through curricular and extrafcurricular activities. Much of the improve- ment in our school has been due to the sincere unselfish attitude of our faculty. 1 Upper right: Mathematics and Science--Miss Longwell, Miss Shaffer, Mr. Pinge. Center: Practical Arts-Mr. Lee Shaffer, Miss Wambaugh. Lower right: Social Studies-Miss Sheley, Mr. Miller, Miss Rockey, l3 111 gg CLCDL ow 1-f1'111' ll 1111 121151. N1:1+ M1ii.11'111111'1, M1:41 M1111111 12.112-3i1411'1'.V'11, M13 1if1v1111-1, 111111-211111 111 1.11:sf: 1111111111-1. Row 2 1-f1 1111 11.111, 1111112-.' 1-11112. 1111111-1:'1111 1Xf11:ss H11111111, 1'v'11.:. 111111 sz, 111115. 1411111 y, 11111114 1115111111: 1.111151111111112 1,1151 1'1111:11-11 1V11.1111-1111-1, 8Cl 8ffllf'y A411 Ql 50lfLlfL8 gZlfVLQlfLf6ll'7 1 I ,. A A .. 1, 1 111115151 1'111,11111, .111-1-1111:y 1 1111 .1111-:',',g11111 11111 If 1, 111121 .1 111 I1 11 1: 1-11111111 M1 S, Wvlls Cs1l1,110d1 1.1r1c1 Mrs. K01111y Dr. F111-511' jacugfy fzmonne ADMINISTRATION Iames L. Hysong, A. B., M. Ed. ....................... Supervising Principal Muskingum College: University of Pittsburgh. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Roland Shaffer. Sr.. B. S. ........... Principal Clarion State Teachers College. Bonnie C. BelL B. S. ...... Health and Physical Education: Slippery Rock State Teachers College: Girls' Basketball Coach: Advisor of Cheerleaders, C. L. S. Club, and Sopho- more Class. E. Earnest Foust. B. S. ............... English Lock Haven State Teachers College: Sen- ior Play: Assembly Committee: Advisor of The Buzzer Staff. Philip Harbach. B. S. ................ Spanish Lock Haven State Teachers College: Li- brarian: Iunior Play: The Dawn : Social Committee. William Ifert. B. S. .................... Music Indiana State Teachers College: lunior Prom and Class Day Committees: Director of All Music Activities. Caroline Longwell. A. B., M. Ed. . . Mathematics Pennsylvania State College: University of Pittsburgh: Advisor of The Dawn Staff: Director of Girls' Attendance. Nell Marshall .......................... Art Columbia University: Seventh Grade Class Advisor: The Dawn : The Buzzer : As- sembly and lunior Prom Committees. Von Marshall ....................... English Indiana State Teachers College: The Buz- zer : Assembly Committee. Mary Io McCarthy. A. B. ..... French, English, and Latin: Alfred University: The Buzzer : Social Committee: Advisor of Iunior High Cheerleaders. Iohn McNulty. B. S. . . Driver Education: Health and Physical Education: Lock Haven State Teachers College: Basketball Coach: Fresh- man Class Advisor. Irvin Miller ...................... Geography Clarion State Teachers College: Assembly Committee. Virginia S. Muth. B. S. . . . Commercial Subjects Elizabethtown College: lunior Class Ad- visor: Social and lunior Prom Committees. Harry Pinge. B. S. ................... Science Lock Haven State Teachers College: Assist- ant Football Coach: Assembly Committee. Lucille Rockey. B. S. ........... Social Studies Pennsylvania State College: Advisor of Majorettes, Twirlers' Club, and Senior Class: Class Day and Ticket Committees. C. Lee Shatter. B. S. .......... Industrial Arts California State Teachers College: Advisor of lunior High Student Council: Industrial Arts Club: Class Day and Ticket Commit- tees. Elizabeth Shaffer. B. S., M. Ed. .. Mathematics Indiana State Teachers College: University of Pittsburgh: The Dawn . Faye Sheley. A. B. ............. Social Studies Pennsylvania State College: Eighth Grade Class Advisor. Margaret Wambaugh. B. S. . . Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College: Home Economics Clubs: Ticket and Social Com- mittees. Robert WeitzeL B. S. ..... History, Health and Physical Education: Pennsylvania State College: Football Coach: Varsity B Club: lunior Prom Committee. Charles Zoffuto, B. S. .... Commercial Subjects Indiana State Teachers College: Advisor of Senior High Student Council: Ticket, Social, and Class Day Committees. ELEMENTARY FACULTY Ioseph Shaffer. B. S., Clarion State Teachers College ...................... Principal Helen Caldwell. Clarion State Teachers Col- lege ............. Fourth and Fifth Grade Martha Carlson. Clarion State Teachers Col- lege ....................... Fifth Grade Edith De Santis. B. S. . . Indiana State Teachers College ................... Third Grade Janet Handel. Lock Haven State Teachers Col- lege ............ First and Second Grade Ruth Harriger. B. S., Clarion State Teachers Col- lege ....................... Sixth Grade Martha A. Iones. Clarion State Teachers Col- lege ..................... Fourth Grade Dorothy S. Moore. Clarion State Teachers Col- lege ........................ Fifth Grade M. Catherine Ralston. Clarion State Teachers College ..................... First Grade Rose Romeo. Clarion State Teachers Col- lege ..................... Second Grade Ieanne C. Sullivan. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege ....................... Sixth Grade Rose R. Nale. Clarion State Teachers Col- leqe .......................... Principal Ilene R. Bovaird. B. S., Clarion State Teachers College .................. Fourth Grade Coral Britton, Indiana State Teachers Col- lege ....................... Third Grade Grace L. Shaw. California State Teachers Col- lege ..................... Second Grade HEALTH SERVICE Dr. N. Lorenzo ............. Medical Examiner Dr. S. Presto ........ . . . Dental Examiner Valiean Kelley ..... .... S chool Nurse Faye Wells ...... ..... S ecretary 1? 'r endow 6!6L.'f:f 4 1950 SENIORS ARE OUTSTANDING 4 Q +1 I J Grodufiting ot mid-century, the Closs of l95U steps out of Brockwc1yfSnyder High School to meet the chollenge of o swift-moving, ever- chcinging competitive world. Reolizing thot their coveted position fit the top of the lodder is being reserved for those next in line, the seniors with sonie regret make preporotions for becoming the cgieenies in the school of odult living. They tire sciying fond forewells to persons ond things which hcive meant much to theni in high school dtiysg but becrruse of the ossuronce of lessons wellflecrrned ond of toslcs Wellfdone, the seniors with couroge Gnd pride foce the finol step in their public schooling Groduotioni ln sports the closs boosts eight lively grid- iron stcirs, six doshing bucketeers, ond two clieeileoders, dll of whom did much to win both honor cind fume, Witli members in the Mixed Chorus, Girls' find Boys' Glee Clubs, Morching, Concert, ond Donce Bonds, o musicol future for mony of them would seem highly proboble. Three of our high- stepping rnoiorettes, czdding vim ond vitolity to the bond exhibitions, hoiled from the Senior Class too. 'Whot octivity could possibly succeed with' out senior leoders? Meeting the deodlines for Buzzer or Down swoying Student Council elections ond opinions, going dromotic with Mumbo lumbof' setting the poce in club octivi' ty thot wos the Closs of '5O , olwoys out front. Under Miss Rockeys supervision the sen- iors hove overcome mony obstocles, ond now they triumphontly move onword to toke their ploces in our lond of freedom. ln their treasure chests ore mony fond memories ond souvenirs of dctys in B. l-l. S., ond so in eciger, yet owe' some, onticipoition the seniors bid odieu to their beloved Almo Moter. Lett to right-Miss CSG .X - is' i Hn. Sl'It1C'I Cltiss Olin-t-is ind id Visci post- on Iitiuto-qi ii lim, fAdvisciil, liuttt-is Wirsl Bt it tu is, vniiici tVit-ri l txt, sic 1950 ANGELA AMBROSIA Academic Operetta 17 Basketball 27 Student Council luror 27 Buz2er Reporter 3: Student Council 3: Girls' Glee ' 1 2, 3. Club 2, 37 Mixed Chorus 7 DALE ANDERSON Academic Football 1, 27 Bas 1 Varsity B Club 1, 2, 3. lc itball 1, AILEEN ANDERSON Academic' Student Council .7 i- .7 Buzzer Reporter 37 Basketball Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: 7 Oioretta Q- 1. 2, 37 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. VERNON ANDERSON General Industrial Arts Club 3: Daw Solicitor 3. 'QW' tt tx 7 7 if 'ffrl . 5 1 t 7 ny. 5 . f U.. 'Q 1' IOSEPH AQUILINO DONNA ARCHIBALD General General Boys' Glee Club 37 industrial Arts Home Economics Club 3, Club 37 Dawn Solicitor 37 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. LOLA BAZZOLI LORETTA BENIGNI Academic General Operetta 17 Home Economics Club Home Economics Club 3 37 Basketball l, 2, 37 Buzzer Reporter 3. 17 -D 'C7 i ' ' .X 1 S X 'N BEN DE SANTIS IANET EMANUELSON Coinmerwial Commerrial Operetta 25 Band 2, 35 Mixed Commercial Club Z5 Home Econ- Chorus l, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club omics Club 3. 3: Class Play 3. ANNA ESPOSITO VONDELL FOEKS A,-udemir Comnieirial Sfudpm Commit 17 Qpftfpm, 17 May Queen Attendant 25 Mixed Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Clwi- QWOTUS 2, 37 Giflfy Gleenclllb 2. us l, 7, 3: Basketball l, 2, 35 37 Qlf1SSPflf1Y 31 Dawn TYl3iSl Home Economics Club 35 'Buz 3: Buzzer RQVOYTGT 3- ber Staff 35 Class Sfwrctary 35 Dawn Typist 3. 18 endow IOYCE BOLEEN Academic May Queen Attendant l5 Class Secretary 25 Buzzer Beporter 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, Z, 35 C. L. S. Club l, 3. DELBEBT BUTTERS General Boys' Quartet 25 Class Vice-Presi dent 25 Operetta 25 Band l, 2, 35 Class President l, 35 Mixed Chor- us l, 2, 35 Bays' Glee Club 35 Class Play 35 Dawn Staff 3. KATHARINE BOVAIRD Academic Oporetta lg Class Treasurer 25 Basketball Manager 25 May Queen Attendant 25 Basketball l, 35 Girls' Glee Club Z, 35 C. L. S. Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Class Vice-President 3: Dawn Staff 35 Dawn Solivitor 3: Class Play 3. LOIS CALHOUN Commercial Basketball l: Class Secretary I5 Commercial Club 25 Buzzer Reporter 3: Dawn Typist 35 Class Play 3. -ry V 1950 HARRY FORADORI IOHN GALBREATH Academic Academic Dawn Solicitor 3: Bu2zer Staff Basketball 1, 2. 31 Varsity B Club 2. 3: Football l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3. MARY HAINES ANN HARDING General Academic Home Economics Club 3. Dawn Solicitor 37 Class Play 37 Buzzer Staff 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 C. L. S Club l, 2, 3. ' r f 1 MES IAMISON WALTER HOOTEN IA Academic Academic Varsity B Club 2, 3: Dawn President of Student Body and Staff 3: Football l, 2, 3. Student Council 3: Class Play 37 Buzzer Reporter 3. MARGARET KEENEN IOYCE KEITH Commercial Academic Commercial Club 21 Basketball May Queen Attendant lp Oper- l, 2. etta l, 25 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 37 Girls' Glee Club 2, 31 Basketball l, 2. 3: Class Play 35 Dawn Solicitor 3g Buzzer Staff 37 C L. S. Club l, 2, 3g Cheerleader l 2, 3. 19 ZX 5, wav' ,.. BRUCE MILLER General RUTH MOREY General Home Esonnniics C l,. ' 'lub 3: Eur zer Reporter 3. MARY MILLER General Home Economics Clu l LAURA MORRIS General b 3: Tri-Hi-Y Home Economics Club 3. 20 1 eniord IREN E LINDHOLM M ARTIN LYLE Academic General lndustricr g s et ball 2. l Arts Club 3 Bak IAMES McMEEKIN ANGELO MA RTINO Academic Academic Varsity B Club 2, 35 Football l, Z, 3: Basketball 2, 3, Mana e 1. H ., q r , Dawn Solicitor 35 Buz2e-r Reporter 35 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 3. X hh 1950 RICHARD MORRIS FRANK MURONE G9fl9fGl Academic Dawn Solicitor 35 Football l, Student Council l, 25 Varsity B 2, 35 Varsity R Club 2, 35 ludus- Club 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Buz- trial Arts Club 3. zer Reporter 35 Dawn Staii 3. RUTH IEAN NEIGER IEAN ORLOSKY AFf1Cl9mif' Commercial i , l. 2, 3: Student Council 25 Class Treasury ' 3. Operetta 25 Mauorette Twirlers' Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chor- er 35 Dawn Typist 1 2 3- Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 us , , , BuZzer Staff 3. HELEN PARUSO Commercial Commercial Club 25 Class Play 35 3' Dawn BuZzer Reporter 3, Typist 3. IOAN NE PETTY Commercial Maiorette l, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Basketball 1, 25 Twirlers' Club l 2, 35 Dawn Stafi 35 Dawn I l' 'tor 3 Class Play 35 Buzzer So ici 5 Reporter 2, 35 Commercial Club 2 21 t ? RICHARD PAS! Academic Dawn Staff 3. EDWARD PISARCHICK Academic Varsity B Club l, 2, 35 Dawn Staff 35 Dawn Solicitor 35 Buz- zer Reporter 35 Football l, 2, 35 5 b ll Manager Class Play 3, Basket a 2, 35 Track 3. 'PW Q07 1 '-S, gt . k s. . vu Q ROBERT SERAFINI NORMAN SLOAN Academic General Football l, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Band l, Z, Varsity B Club 2, 3: Track 3. 35 Boys' Quartet 2: Clats Play 3g Boys' Glee Club 3. LA VERNE SNYDER KENNETH STARR Academic Academic BUSlC9lbUll l. 2. 3: Tfflfik 2. 3: Track 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3: Foot Operelta 2: Boys' Glee Club 3: bull 2, 3g Vcrristy B Club 2, 3. Student Council 35 Band 31 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Varsity B Club 2, 3. endow MICHAEL PUHALA Academic Class Vice-President lg Student Council luror 2: Class Play 35 Buzzer Reporter 3. CLEMENTINA SALANDRA Commercial Basketball 21 Commercial Club 27 Dawn Typist 3g BuZzer Re- porter 37 Dawn Solicitor 3: Twirle-r's Club 37 Brimer Staff 3. ROBERTA RENWICK Corrimervial Commercial Club 27. MARY IANE SCABNATI Academic Operetta ig Basketball l, Man' aqer 2, 3g Home Economics Club l, 25 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Twirle-r's Club 3: Buzzer Reporter 35 Dawn Solicitor 3. l. 22 7950 SIDNEY STEWART Academic Mixed Chorus , , , 35 Operetta 25 Boys' Glee Club 3. l Z 3' Class Play LOUISE THOMPSON Academic Basketball lg Tri- 1, 5 Reporter 3: Home Economics Club H' Y l Buzzer 3. BETTY IEAN THOMPSON Academic Majorette l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, ' ' Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' 2, 35 Twirlers - H me Economics Glee Club 2, 3, 0 Club 35 Buzzer Reporter 3, PRISCILLA TOWN General Home Economics Club 3. .5 Q .vu V , M' . ' 4 IANE UPLINGER CHARLES WELSH Commercial General Commercial Club 25 Class Play 3, Basketball 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Industrial Arts Club 35 Buzzer Reporter 35 Dawn Solicitor 3. FRED WHELPLEY General Basketball l, 2, 3: Dawn Solici- ' Club 35 Var- tor 35 Industrial Arts sity B Club 35 Track 3. 23 '95 .',.j.,f l JN PROM 0 66 'P 5 J Q41 E' J 1 N 0 J 0 1? We usually wonder what will happen when those indispensable creatures, the seniors, leave us. However, theres little cause for con- cern, for an up-and-coming group of juniors stands waiting at the threshold, eager to as- sume the top positions in all school activities. Their sponsor, Mrs. Muth, finds in the elev- enth grade a peppy group of students, well aware of what they wish to achieve and of how they may expect to do so. Last year's juniors initiated the practice of having class sweaters: their immediate succes- sors approved heartily and have this year lfmior CALM IUNIORS GO DRAMATIC adopted the blue and gold sweater as the sign of Sl , The Standard Pennant Co. received their order in january, and Spring seemed to arrive early in the halls of our school, in the form of these gaily colored apparel. Not to be outdone by the predecessors, this class has initiated a new custom, too, that of presenting a lunior Class Play. Theirs was a three-act comedy directed by Mr. l-larbach called, All on Account of Luella . The producf tion was a huge success and meant a lot, both financially and otherwiseg for these earnings helped make possible a wonderful prom, and everyone enjoyed the play, both juniors and their patrons. Of course, The Prom, was the big event of the year and provided the perfect setting for the transition from junior to senior standing in the school. Closing activities with that event, the junior class proved itself ready for leadership in Brockway-Snyder High. FW W7 .M Hag, ' N' uc Y- deeeeeeeeie 6000000000 0900606006 lurriar Class Ofirver s prom. CTreaS.l, Verna lv' visor rrrrrke prrirrarritioris f Left to right-Gall: r Presj, Crrlhrruri fsvil M1 Muth tAdvisorl, A 1 i L- -L- , 1: rf 1 .W - .N M 'UQ Row 1--left to right-111v1-111'11111k11sky, 11111111111 311111111 111111111 1411111111 S111111111A1111111'11 1111111111 A111111111111, A111111 11y 1111 1'1 1111 1111111111111, 1111111111111111111, 111y.11s 11 11111111 1.11111S11 1111 , 111111111151-111111111,1.111111111111-1111:a11111k. 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Row 2-A1,1'11111 11IlS'1N11I111, .1111y 111111 BIIII111, 111s11.1i11-11-1111, M1111 A1111111::1111, 1V1111v111 1311111111 11111111111111- 11111111111, 1111111 M11111111, 1111111101191 1.1111k11111, 1111.11 1x11-11, 111111110 1.11111V1111111111, 11111111111 1111111 1V111111111111 VV11111s, 1111111 M1'1v1111111c111. Row 3-13131111111 K1111111, V11u111 1'11111Q1111,H11y111111111P11vi1111,1111111G111y11111, Y11111 A111111111111,11,1s1- 11l1S11Il4', 11-1111 V1111 N1111111111 111-11111 11111111y, 1111111 111111111111, 1111111 Sl11I11111CIL1, S11i111,1y Y11111111, 1131111 1711111511 P1111111111 11is1111'1111'1:. 111 111 N fs 'C XT' X I .ff ,-,,g- li 1 L11 Y mi., ,Ta il ,if Q ,J 1 . K VAX , ll ..,-ff :tgp What class in Brockway-Snyder High School is noted for its gay shouts, friendly greet- ings, and general amiability? You've guessed it The Sophomores. With their junior high days behind them the tenth graders have put aside the juvenile pranks of freshman days and have acquired a much P ,SZIQ OWLOPQ 64,155 SOPHOMORES MANIFEST INTEREST more serious attitude toward school and all its activities. The joy of doing a task Well has come to the front as sophomores have begun to put first things first and let lesser items assume only secondary importance. Although classwork is their major interest, sophomores have not been negligent of other contributions to school life. We see them doing their share in clubs, musical organizations, and athletics too. Their big April Showers Party was a gala affair and consequently much fun. Although the Soph's claim parties not to be as vital as they once Were, the class party was well at- tended and gave cause for speculation. Having noted their marked improvement this year, we expect, and with good reason, that the Sophomore Class will not be shirking its share of responsibility in tasks of the future. 413' Sophomore Class Officers have an informal talk with their advisor. Leit to right--Keister tSec- Treas.i, Mrs. Bell U-Xdvisori, Thompson tVice-Pres.J, Mor- elli tPres.J. Row l Row 2- -leh lo righl-Pimflwuk, Holt, Mmlis, lVlille1', Loquu, Billovk, CxllllL7LlIl, Wmhis- nm-x, Kvisim, Wirldms. llydvn, lJUlt'ISUIl, Piscmi, lVlklIIlxlll, Clxilleslm-1, lVlc'lVSOVm'II1, Stulwlus, Alun, lulnlscm, Stun. How 3-Blitlcm, Vomu, Esposito, Delp, Gorluim, 'l'lxompsun, Fcwks, FIUIIIUI. Row 1-lei! to riqhl-Sigur, l'lllllUIl, Volpe llllrwllwvlq, Elius, Tnwn, Svlxuli, Chill ullu, Gcmlino. How 2-D0SL1l1tis, HOlWlIlSOIl, GfIllLl7?l, Bolvvn Mvl.muqlxlin, Mouis, lmxxziw. Row 3-llisclxvllivlc, Folwnlmi, Mmwlli, lv'll111i11o Wilzc. How 4-Kvllvy, Pcxtruzxti, Alvlwotl, Tlilesdlxle WL-isum. Row l-le!! to riqhl-Mmris, Iordum, Fmnqo Gullm-llllx, Hutlms, Amlwmsiu, Homvo l'l'llklIU. How 2-Putlou, Stulwlws, llull, Pifer, lvluwy Tolwin. How 3'l.E'IIlIll0Il, Bn-ulwlux, l31f'fstoI1, Dl1viS Mk'MlIlIl, Meluxll. How 4TTI'llKllCU, Wlxolploy, Gallo, Muduluml Wwiriclx. I E251 is . . J i.v,z:f21 , t -' Q l , . c EBI i...- F at tty ll 1 ,N , its ...el f 2 .55.3 .Q 2 I ' , .1 r -X-' T .p f x W, . - rl 7 'T X x in i ludqinq from this year, the class of SS has a very promisinq future. lt has taken part in many school activities such as the C. L. S., Twirlers, Varsity marching band, and in- tramural sports. Foremost amona the social events was the bia class party held in November. The rain did ,jl 9.'5Al'lfLCLl'L gfdlfif FRESHMEN SWING INTO IT not dampen freshie spirits one bit as dancing and qames provided much fun and excitement. The gymnasium was attractively decorated with crepe paper for the party and delicious and abundant refreshments were served by the com- mittee. Not only have they been active in these ways, but the freshmen have also shown schol' astic achievement, and under Mr. McNulty's leadership they are Working toward becominq better world citizens. Freshman Officers rlicxt with their advisor. Lei! to riqhl-l-iysonq tTreus.J, Mr. McNulty tl-Xdvisorl, Ander- son lSec.J, Mancini tVice-Pre-s.l, Kroh fPres.l. Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2- Row 3- Row 1- Row 2- Row 3- -leii to riqhl-llilvnrrin, Bosuliini, Stris liovlc, Steolv, lrliitwnlionse, Svlilernrner Wlwlpley, lloovwr, Huffninn. -Krouli, Covlwr, lVlCNeil, Bisliop, Duqun Mlirslmll, Pivrrv, Millslr, Wilr, Curr F-lrlrHor, -Trurmn, Brxlm, Lousuliel, Preston, Gul lo, Cnrcirwiolo, Molverq Frernor. -leh to right-Fyw, Stewart, Vim Nor main, Curry, KLXIIIHLI, Culuuviolo, l.yl0 Morrison, Fiovuirvl, VVindr1rs. Crult, Surr'ru1ti, Hysmm, Gruyliill Wlivlpley, Andvrson, Holt, Mancini Tompkins, Olivio, Biss. Slllllilln, Siple, Rufinor, Rcrlpli, Himos Benson, Flwmro, Stoneberq, Krouli. left to riqh!-Hooters, Biunvu, lVlOII'lSOl1, Schulz, Carlson, Frunco, Kroli, Bruno, Slvvlef. Glnver, Wine, Gallo, Stott, Anderson, Henwivk, Weiluvlier, Cliiono, Muy, Mcrrnutti, Servno. Keeenen, Bonuvitu, Lyle, Toitorellu, Duqun, Tciylor, Nichols, lnzrunn. QU, 8 Eighth Grade Officers switisty their sweet tooth. Left to right-Thompson tTreas.J, Miss Sheley tAd visorl, Varner tSec.J, Iarnes Amitronsi tPres.J, Greg- orio tVice-Presl. EIGHTH GRADE BEGINS TO SHINE The eighth graders organized early in the Fall, hut concentrated their attention on matters strictly academic during the first semester. How- ever, when St. Valentines Day rolled around, they anxiously shed this air ot sophistication, carne hack to earth, and had a marvelous class party of peppy games, interspersed with danc- ing. The crowning ot their Valentine king tRichard lacohsl and his charming queen Close- phine Lockwood? highlighted the evenings en- tertainment. Yes, snuggly settled in the tangled wonder ot lite in high school, this class has successfully outgrown its junior high infancy and includes most eager participants at school functions. Last year they weren't so sure, but now the eighth graders know they want to stay. Smith, Thompson. Wnisner, Schtiftner, Dull, posito. Ferdi, Pompeii, Varnei. Boschini, lddings, Ptihtilci. Etllitl How 1-left to right-Onoratti, Hiint-s In sion Palo, Lockwood, Robinson C mst Briimherg, Johnson, Prendm must Row 2-Foeks, Starr, Morrison, Buskiik Clank Vinrenyo, Regotti, Greqaiio Adams Row 3-Billock, Matson, Keistei, Piscin ik Atltl trone, Tortorella, Fienier, Pilni F Row 1-left to right-Thompson, Snydcr C hut field, Wells, Franco, Ryden Coder Row 2-Logue, Piscricik, Dm-Suntis, Lindhohn Ghar, McMinn, Heverly, Thompson Row 3-Roddingcr, XNeilat:her, Aniitronc- O losky, Iones, Martini, Gorham Kovtil Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 How I Row 2 Row 3 -left to rlqhl--Frvrner, Mehall, Bower, -Rittenhouse, Renwick, Morrison, Hott- 6l!6l'LfA QTL 8 Seventh Grade Oftivers roueive oncouragcrncnt troni their advisor. Row 1-lei! to right-Pavick tVice-Pre-s.l, Taylor tTreas.l, Mrs. Nell Marshall tAdvisorl, Foradori tSm'.l, Bovaird tPres.l. SEVENTH GRADE ENIOYS IT HERE Well, here we are! After six years in grade school we have finally gained admittance to Brockway-Snyder High School. The crowds ot students, the many steps to climb, and our tirst taste of social life amaze and delight us. Our studies have now become more inter- esting: We realize that We are being educated for the future. The boys have ventured into Miller, Cvriani, Witz, Van Norman, Stott, Lotisvliel, Pisarcilc, Lavella. man, Ward, Chittester, Painter, Town, Filer, laniison, Luke, Balm. Pavivk, Gaetino, Grieneisen, Taylor, Holt, Marnati, Mooney, Anderson, Shatter, Kearney, Edgreon, Kennedy. lelt to right-Petrnzrxi, lallo, Abra- hanison, Le-hnor, Foradori, Marshall, Starr, Pisarcliirk, Carnahan, VVachob, Bnvaird, Murantry. Thompson, Sivkeri, Resosky, Morey Freetli, Stubbs, lanes, Anderson, Fro- nter, Hoftnian, Levis. Charlton, Greonalch, Hoverly, Paru- So, Wino, Kearney, Dugan, Scarnati, Hook, Trtnwo. shop work and the girls into Home Economics. Some of us have accepted invitations to partici- pate in music and athletics. Yes we are seventh graders, but not for long. Soon we will take another step forward in education. But, until then, we are the happy beginners hereg and this year has permitted us to collect many fond memories to treasure. 5300! Z?lfL:558:5 AY HW vlvfsf' D? H14 ::vP11vf+l flwxy, SUILIVIIYS 'uv ! Wxml IWUIIIIVI. Cm foofialfm H7111 Lefi: F-111. Guy y-- rfwrms IUHHII' flllfllil '11 Nw Ninth 'WHllf'Bl11l1iiU'7. -. 'Y ? Yflf, F? X fa kk L 'MM ower left: 'Hu' Sxxyfifw V-ll1Mi1IY'I 1:2 km!! wlum ly Mr.B1iHmn. Lower right: MI. Hxzunxmu 1-:nys lin Hi-131 iwwlu-ml vm VIiu11x11fi. SlllI1Cl'I lt1c11'kvv11y Motois' tegirosontativo 1fl1 iilly 1111-s1-nts lllft Diivvr TUIIXIIIILI automo to right: Mt. lVlr111is111t, Mt. Hysonq, Mr. all lVl1,C1111y,M1'. Felt. P4111 111111o1s 1l1-111111 tot l11sS1111. M Nulty, Attdotsmt, P1ii11tc I, Koval, l,111tdi11i. l511vi11 1 tliooty prevoctes ptavtivfi. ll wreath, Wl1elpl0y, S1'111'11.1ti, Esposito, Mr. lVItNulty, Vlfolslt, Vvrrte. DRIVER EDUCATION CAPTIVATES PARTICIPANTS Driver Education, a part of the safety edu- cation curriculum and an elective course offered this year for the first time in B. H. S., has proved most helpful and beneficial to the students. Ap- proximately 75 pupils have received this trains ing and will long be grateful for having had it. Mr. Iohn McNulty, instructor, conducted the course on a two-fold basis: 36 hours of class- room instruction, followed by on-the-road train' ing, which included 8 hours behind the wheel. Upon completion the students took the driving examination under the direction of the state highway patrol. Although this is one of the newer elective courses, students enrolled in Driver Education claim it to be very worthwhile. 33 R., Q K I 9 WX ' ,. a xx 7 x 'BX 14- 2 'o' L Q 0556? Qu X Sl , Q IJ. -3 f X ii L. I 9- ,1 ffl ' Higgs, , 53,353 , i- Q vgstwwizfg' , Neff, gi 4, fsi.g,awg:::g, ,. Row 1-lf-lt to rirrht Ficldlf-r lrrrgrj, Verne, Gallo, ltflorlis, lVlr'lVleekin, Foradori, Fis.1rc'luit k, lvlrrrtini, Nfririvh, Trtir-srlrrlri, Starr, C1111 hixri, Ami-'rstrrrlrr1'1r,l, Row 2-COf1x'llXAtlftil2TPl,lVll1ltr'lI1i,lVlLlIOl'l9, Soralini, Painter, Renwitqk, Routzvitru, Petrurri, Mtrrtrno, Bishop, li rlyh, Svlrltrrrirrrcrr, Assistt1r1tCof1t'li Pilifqrx Row 3-Trurizo, Verne, Fremer, Franco, Arm-mimi, Gregtrrio, Baku, Srrroria, lhmt-s, Alrlitrtt, N rrltrlwxxtx, lllQUllltI,KC'fXI1t'll. ROVERS INITIATE NEW STYLE The Brockway Rovers completed their 1949 football season under the leadership oi Coach Robert Weitzel and Assistant Coach Harry Pinge. Playing an eight game schedule, the toam turned in a record of three wins against tivo defeats. The opening game of the '49 schedule was played on the local gridiron with Mahafiey. Brockways new style ot play proved to be too much for the opponents who were overpowered hy a score of 38-7. Clinching the opener, the Rovers were in high spirits for the oncoming Ridgway game, but the Elkers' strength was too much for Brock- way that night, defeating them hy a score ol 27-U. Next the Rovers traveled to Brookville to meet another strong team. Brockway, suttermg injuries from the previous game, suhmitted to the Raiders to the tune of 28-U. The Rovers playing their second game under the lights were overpowered hy the un' taltering Rimershurg team who markod up a 286 victory. Brockway, smarting from defeat, mot the Senicr seven ytot offensive. chick, Foradori, Nlvlvlmrkiri, Stair. Lcllt tc Ilxllllr lvlurone, lvlciris, Strtrlmi, llisxr joofgaf Flying Dutchrnen on the former's home field. Scoring a 6-O lead at half time, the boys were on their way to victory when an inspired St. Marys team came back in the third quarter to tally a T. D. and an extra point, the deciding factors of the upset. Tired of being pushed around, Brockway invaded the Reynoldsville stronghold. After a long and strenuous battle the Rovers came out on top with a victory of 13-O. Next Coach Weitzel's boys downed their Falls Creek rivals in the annual Glass Bowl classic. The team, determined all the way, romped over the Potters 32-6. On Armistice Day, the Rovers took on the Sykesville Leopards for the last game of the season. After holding a highly favored Sykes team to a standstill during the first half, the Rovers finally gave way to the Leopards' power- ful attack by taking another on the chin by a score of 42-7, ending another chapter in Brock- way's gridiron history. Assistant Coach Pinge Coach Weitzel confers with the captain. SEASON'S RECORD BROCKWAY OPPONENT Brockway .... ..... 3 8 Mahaffey .. . . . 7 Brockway . . . O Ridgway . . . . . . .27 Brockway . . . O Brookville . . . . . .28 Brockway . . . 6 Rimersburg . . . . .28 Brockway . . . 6 St. Marys . . . . . 7 Brockway ..... 13 Reynoldsville . U Brockway ..... 32 Falls Creek . .. 6 Brockway .......... 7 Sykesville .. ..... 42 Won-3 Lost-5 37 -4- 111 Tn T ,vii ' ' , 5,4 . :V A 2 wwyhxfg A.,x7,,f. , -A f 1 w 'Q ,f'571 'Akai ighfr. X514 Av! Lx 5 if A L. A, L. ,A , ., VR ,gw', H . b H442 +73 'Q ,I 1. .. -.,..-..,., I 2 X n ,. :lsr 3...-, ' 'K'-fy, ,eenak f -.Q-9 ,. ri-f, -. '! I 1 g , I 1 r Y 1,- f .K A ., , Sq .J is 44...-e--. bv,-M 4 ii!-'N anrwv .3 wwf , ,NK -w is jf 'sg .Y K QL ff- 'N 'fy , 1 ,L .., M .,ff1 W' .fe -ns- gf8Qlf'L6L6!8lf':5' COME ON TEAM! LET'S FIGHT! lt O V E R-S: A hearty cheer certainly peps up a lulliria aaiiio, arid we have six airls leading the Cheers who just car1't lie heat. The Senior Hiqli squad ot two snappy seniors, two iaimty itmiors, arid two smiliiiq sophomores has proved itself a real asset to the school. These girls are always oii the job boosting morale of both players and spectators. Yes, that, but much more tooy our clieerleaclers, as liostesses to our visitiriq school aroups, help vreate a qemiiriely lrieiidly atmosphere among all. Their lirie spirit reilocts real joy iii servmq their Alma Mater. Upper right-Aim lltiitliiiig. Center: Row 1-left to right: Ai--liilialtl, Callitiiiii, lIliii-1. Row 2-K1-it llaitliiiti, Aiidersoii. Lower left-loytv Keitlt cwdilfy lawn Row 1 Row 2 leli 10 right: IT 111111 111111-51: 111111111-1 'v1'1111111y 1.11. 1.f11111111y 11111131 1 1111111 111 11111-k111, 1 I1 VARSITY EXHIBITS MAN-TO-MAN DEFENSE 11111 1111v111 :111111111 11111111111 11111 194973111 3111121111 W11f1I'fC11S 1111111C1qG11 11,1 191111 C111 C1 1 W1111 111111 1111111111111111'1f11111111111'111111111 111191 111 111111111- C1s11111. T119 Rovers 1611911 d11w 11 11 R1y1111111wv 11 1311191 111111111111 1,'1'1111:11 1V11:N111ly'9 11121111111 101111 111 CI 11111 1111111 111fT1C 1i1J111121S1 11y C1 Q11111 111 111 17 ,. .,,, ,V . .11111111111 111 11111v1111,111q 1111111 111111. 111111 1111.111 1 . , . '- 1 1 1 1111111111 11111 I1 1 1IlCf?W 111 11118 C11Q1I1C'11 li 119119 111 11, Am1m1q1l 113fbqUUdCf111 Eiga: ff HI Om .. 1 ' ' , 'WISCIIE 3111311 1 1 :s111y. 11115 s11111111111111 W11s 111111111111 11y 11111 3115111 U'N'W15H J 16 K J 111111 1111111111 1111111,1111111P1S 111 w1111'11 11111Q11 1111111111 mmm Stplky' FUV1QWU'51 ml 13' '111 W I I V 1 1 1 1,11111k 11113 1119111 W1111 11,1111 1111111 11 11111w11111111 11 1111111911 1111111 11111 1111111 1111111111 1111 , , . Mmw M111 1111113 11,1 1119 11111112 111 1111 0111111 111 1111111 x 1111 B 11115 ss1111s1,111'fs S1111111:s1J WC153 51. ML11'Y591 111 LOCMUUUOWN' 11111111111 111 11111 1111v111 s111111q11111d, 111 w1111Q.'11 1111111 AHQ1 111111411113 1111121 11198 111111111 1 1111 111 11111 V1'3111111T 11111111111 ll 311-28 v1151111y, A1111111111' 11 51,111 be S6911 111511 1119 HOV1 12 4 111111111 WKIX 1111 511116111 11111r111111111 111 W11lC1I 111e c1'11111'11e1eC1 1,1 111q111y SUCC9SQ11l1 YGCII SUMMARY Brockway Opponent '313 f1ey111j11C1sv1111' 'X' ., .S11,11f11 ..... ...., 1 'X 33 11011011 . . . . ...SL 1V1111'y1: ,. 41 144 Cu1wO11sv111f1 ...11f31L1fD11 ... .,. 24 '23 S1111dy .... ... ...A1L11IlI11 .. ,.. 123 '25 511111111e1'v11111 ...S1 1V1C.1I1Y53 . ... 311 '21 Syke-Sv11111 . .. ...S1q111 ........ ... 111 '25 1311118 CNIQ91C ... ...S11111111111v1111 .. ... 49 '44 11ey11o1dSv1111 .. ...Sy1111Sv11111 ... ... 42 '49 f,11lYW9I1SV111O ...1 1111s C11i111k .., ... 28 '3I1 S1111dy ..... '111111111112 G111'11e-S VJ011 10 L11Q1 -111 1 1 I' , ll m A I. M 1 ' Q ! 5: ' ? , 1 C, Q Qs -5 . is SEASON'S RECORD Brockway Opponent Sigel ..... St. lvfctrys ... .. Horton ..... .1 lntrutnurul . St. lvlorys . Sigel ........ .. Summerville Sykesville ... .. Pulls Creek . . .. Reynoldsville Horton ...... . . Curwensville Sctiidy ....... .. SL1IIllllQfVlll9 Sykesville . .. . . Pulls Creek . . .. Reynoldsville Curwensville bcmdy .......... . . Woii l5 Lost 4 Ill 1511111-11:1f1l lty tl111111111111111f1s ow 1 It to right-Sf-101111, Hitt'-11I11111s1. W 2 K 1lI111'.'i lS11y1f1'1, l'1:'1111'l1i1-k, P11111sc1, lfiss. f lfmior Mlrftflf li111111-11, K1111111. IAY VEES WIN ALL HOME GAMES Tlie loy Vee teoni of 194950 coriipiled 1111 impressive record of fifteen wins uqcxinst toui defeots. Tlie tedin was inode up of so1il1o111orosr cmd freslirnen witli tlie exception of one. Fl'I1ei1 victory streok wos snapped by Sandy utter it liod reoclied twelve. Tlie Rover Pups sl1ow qreot promise for tlie future, ond tlie jobs on tliu vdrsity next yeor will be keenly contested. ln addition to tlieir twelve consecutive wins etlrly in tlie sedson tlie Pups lidve on unluleiiiis-:l1od record ot liotne, liovinq won oll ten lllillll' qornes. Good luck next yecir to tlie futuio Rovers. ,15LQ fgd Row 1-left to riqht-S1-1111l1 1 1 li lllftl, E11-:1l1'111111-11, M1111 1111 lyl Row 2-St'-111111ti, 'lV11t111'll1, it 11 l ll lvlotelll, S1'l111lt1',t,1-1111111 VN ll 111 11111111 tllltlli l11 lll l . . armor Lg L ELALQIQAQW Row 1--fleit to right--'l'-iyloi, Sixrintmti, l'i--ni-'u, Ulivif-A 'lhltoi-rllti. How 2--lllllt-nli.tt1::.r tlvltuil, li.-will-n, iwltirlt-lwiii, fl-'lilwiliiiit-r lNlrinrini, l.ylt, lin-tilts, liitiiivu, l'iit1su I-lim ini llvltiul, IUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZES A TEAM ROVERETTES HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Biockvvr1yfSnyder's lunior Hiqli 'lleani learns tundanientals ot play. IUNIOR HIGH Brockway Opponenis ll ...... liidqvvay . . ..... 45 l6 ...... Bidqway .., .,.. 45 123 ...... Brookville ..... . . 25 lfl ....., Reynoldsville .. .. ll I3 .,..., DuBois ....... . . l7 Qi ...... Brookville . . . . . 23 l9 ...... Beynoldsville . . , . l7 Appearing in tlieir first qanie ot tlie season, tlie Boverettes played excellent basketball in downinq a strong Sykesville Sextette. Tlrrouqlif out tire qanie the qirls rnaintained a lead and as tlie final whistle sounded, walked oil witli a 36-26 victory. Tlieir second aaine was ai Sykesville. Altliouqli tlie Brockway airls were in tlie lead niost of tlie time, their opponents came tlirouqli to win witli a score of 18-l6. Next tlie alumni were encountered and a 24412 victory was scored by the Boverettes, tlius endinq a successful year witli liopes lor a big- qer and better season next year. KGLJAQ llVlqi.l. 4 Qi Left to right-lllitrs llvl-r1.l, furry lioun, liflorrisoliy Btirxoli, liovtiirti ll rid ina, Mis, Bt-ll, K-iitli, Anderson, lsr ps Boleon, St'lllPI1lIllF1i, Arid:-rson, S drnuti j'acA JJ Quiue Track! Ever hear of it? lt sounds an- cient, doesn't it? To local sport fans, track has been an unfamiliar term because two decades have elapsed since the boys had churned the cinders for B. H. S. However, last year the rebirth of track was brought about through the endeavors of Coach McNulty. The boys didn't accomplish much last Spring, but they laid the foundations for successful future years. Participation in the District lX Championship Meet at DuBois gave the thinclads experience of much value. Track, while considered unimportant in the field of sports, really plays an important part in the development of better athletes, so Brock- way-Snyder is justifiably proud of today's track men. Lei! to right: Mr. McNulty, Salvetto, Whelpley, Snyder, Burtt, Painter, Thompf son, Pisarchick, Verne, Gatto, Starr, Gal- luzzi. Painter, Starr, Pisarchick, and Gtitto sf-t for the century. Left: Burtt, Snyder, and Whelpley break the tape. Right: Kenneth Starr takes a lJlOklCl jump. Sanrio ,gynaw Vuintm' totws the louthmp St. Muxys iiuds tho Rovwrs strong. Q3LlHLlXZi pivks up yclrduqw, Roilwr Iuvk nwxl t1mo-- Stxu'r's on his wuy. Who will qui Ilw bull? Tllvw is nxrfion Lmdvr ihe L7llCkbOkIId. Verne gives u miczhty lmeuvv 3 v' Q Vgu-. 6 X X I XJ X ld 5, o 9 V x ,N ffr ,,, ,, f-rxn ,q 5 fwf1 fS A ,.4--fN ' ,T A 'N IS? JF: 'Yi my KX Eiga I -if .F':.:.: F: 5E .. Q : Q ui fix: . . P , o ru n -wa hum ' Row 1-left to right-Petty, Calhoun, Thompson, Neiger, Marnati, Morris. Row 2-l,o iiir-, Franco, Ciatt, Morrison, Swhuti, Shaffer, Snyder, Tompkins, Wiriders, Bovaird, Kroah. Row 3-Svainati, Olivio, Curry, llysona, Karafta, Varner, Bovaird, Puhala, Stoneberg, Ferraro, Holt, Pr-tcrsori. Row 4-Esposito, Swlilr-iiiiiieiy Curry, Thompson, Butters, Britton, Grayhill, Mehall, Biss, Ruffner, Kroah. Row 5-llofvvor, loauo, Kelley, Gatto, Snyder, Foelcs, Wlielyvley, Adams, DeSantis, Sloan, Dugan. Qgyarcfiin F gan! 9 eff MUSICIANS PLEASE MANY Brockway-Snydefs instrumental music endeavors this:Qyear have been vastly improved. ,,Through the combined el'forts of the fifty Marching Band members, their methers, and the entire community new unitorms were purchased, enabling us to have one of the finest appearing bands in the district. This group and the peppy rnajorettes provided a real thrill each time they performed on the field. The end ot footb ll season ushered in a flurry ot preparations for Con' cert Band music. Fi' of our students participated in the Central Western District Music Festival in Punxsutawney. Then we were honored by being chosen host to the County Band Festival which took place here in April. Brockway's Dance Band was a popular group in the music department too. Appearing at special school functions and dances, this band was ever ready and knew no seasonal limitations. The Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Double Quartet, and Mixed Chorus comprise the choral groups which reorganized at the beginning of the year and continued to maintain their high standards in both sacred and secular music. Throughout the year the choruses assisted at school and community affairs, reaching their peakfperformance at the County Choral Festival. The school is proud of the way in which choral and instrumental groups under Mr. lfert's direction, have united to produce really fine pro- grams. These organizations presented Christmas, Tlianksgiving, and Easter programs, the Easter Cantata being the major musical project of the year. 'Twas only a brief time then until commencement music cul- minated a most successful musical year for Brockway-Snyder High. 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Mr. Charles Zoffuto, advisor to the Senior High Student Council, and Mr. Lee Shaffer, advisor tO the lunior High organization, Worked hand in hand on the March of Dimes Drive, their first endeavor. The Senior representatives planned an entertaining basketball game between the faculty and the varsity to benefit the infantile paralysis drive: and the funior f-figh members were responsible for distributing and collecting the iron lungs. The Senior l-ligh Student Council, a highly energetic group, also revised the Constitution and put on a heavy school clean-up carn- paign. Because of the fine work done by both Student Councils and the co-Operation given by students and teachers we have earned the right to say that our school government incorporates truly democratic practices. f I , james Itimison, President of the Senior High Stu dent Council, addresses the student body, SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Left to rijht-eTrun7io, Ambrosia fVit'v Pi:-s.l. Unsworth, Aimtxnini, tSev.-Trfwis.l, ffsporilrv, l'tr:u'o, Snyder, Pctruiri, Mr. Zoffuto HMI visort. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right-Ctiittestoi, Mt-Nc-il tSncxfTret1s.l. Cuiry Wife Prosj, Mr. Shaffer fikeivisorl, Ptiruso Rrtddiriqei, Bonavitti CPU-s.t, Crea' 1.11, 52 It lit-pmtvis einiatqt- in write ups. How l Row 2 -left to right-Pt-tty, Pisoni, , .. -Morey, Mailalt-na, Oilosky lfl,ZZQl Burzier Stall ex nnint-s ptr-vians issues. Row 1-lei! to right-Neiqer, Kc-ith Harding, Faradoii, Mr, Faust Row 2-Salandra, Esposito, Bona vita. STAFF PRODUCES FINE NEWSPAPER A lively reorganization ot our school news- paper, directed by Mr. Foust, took place this year and is making the publication a highly competitive endeavor. Girls flipping here and there collected ma- terial: news correspondents dashed down the latest bit of gossipy on-the-spot reporters picked up bits here and there to roll up into a compact and interesting story, The forever chatter of the typewriters busily clicking out the articles to get ready tor the press, the tedious work ol past' ing dummy copies, the never ending copy read- ing, and then finally the completed newspaper is published. With each issue the reader loses himselt in the fascinating revolution ot lite around B.H.S. All this and much more hours ot thinking, checking, talking, writing, go into making the Buzzer, largely through the erlorts ol the stalt and reporters, a newspaper that is long anticipated and well received. BUZZER STAFF Editor .................... Ann Harding Assistant Editor ...,........ loyce Keith Feature Editor ..... Clementina Salandra Sports Editor ............ Harry Foradori Circulation Manager .. Ruth lean Neiger Business Manager ........ Ann Esposito Treasurer r........ . . . Frances Bonavita Advisor . .. ......... Mr. Earnest Foust HEPORTERS loanne Petty .............. lean Qrlosky loanne Fisoni ............ Vondell Foeks Anna May Bobertson ...... Lois Calhoun Flora Peterson ....... .. . lean Harding Betty Lou Franco .......... loyce Boleen Mary lane Scarnati ..... Michael Puhala Helen Paruso ...... Betty lean Thompson Angela Ambrosia ...... larnes McMeekin Butli Morey ........ . . . Frank Murone Angelia Madalena .. .. Melvin Painter Rohpitsoii, lt-teison, lmiicc, SL'41IIltlll, lhnnsa, Amliiosia Aiitlvtsoii. Faeks, Calhoun, Harding Bale-tn, Tlianipson, VVelsli Mt'Mvvkin, Muwm-, Painter, CC 97 llfamifrf Row l-left to riqh!fl'isaii'l1ivk, Mn Row 2fVi.4v'iilt'li G-1 iwvi Verne TWIRLERS RECEIVE SWEATERS Eighteen white and gold sweatered girls and their advisor, Miss Hockey, forni what is known as the Twirlers' Club. Beginning the year right, they gave the first dance, party after party followed, and with parties fun. Refreshments concocted by the Twirlers were sold to hungry football fans, and later plas- tic book covers went like hot cakes. What go-gettersl From the proceeds of these selling campaigns, the girls proudly pre- sented their Alina Mater with a useful gift. The fine spirit of cooperation displayed by this group has earned for the Twirlers a top rating arnong school clubs. jwirgro i CM , . , Kiirtiflii, lisnni, Wi VARSITY B ADMITS FOUR This year only four gridiron enthusiasts qualified for varsity letters and rnernbership in the Varsity B club, Under the leadership of Mr. Weitzel, these boys have worked to pro- mote good sportsmanship throughout the school. An exciting event of the year was their journey to Pitt Stadium for the Pitt-Minnesota football gaine. Each year the Senior niernbers receive sweaters for their participation in varsity ath letics. This year the sweaters are black, instead of the conventional white. Not only have Varsity B rnernbers served their school in athletics, but they have also given useful gifts to their Alma Mater. -J it n-, llfittttfn, Anderson, tilt-if. 'l'itwis.J, Mi. Weitzel, Elttiii, lVlt'M-'cfkiii lPnxs.J, ni- it , iii tit , t Q l' ii i Pi ll Row 1-left to riqht-lvlttiiis, M Q x ein, Millifi, Aiiilti-tsiti L il iitthliiilhnii son, Nlinniiti, l'i-tty tl ii J hoi1nlCt Y., ni it ,' How 2-Saliindia, Aiintinini, lx: v l Miller fSi't'.'l'ivtis.J, M N il Suiiiiiiti, Miss Hack'-y LIKSK It L Row 1 Row 2 Cf of 5? CM -left to riqht+Ande1snn, Ar -hitttrltl, llcslirvil fTlLHIS.l lltnilina tVit-will-1s.l, Keith tl'rt's,l, llttVtIlIkl, Str-ole lvlt-lvltwkin. -Mis.lt-tlI,liro3i,Sto1liyfflitls -. U lVl--h-ill, Milli-inn tnwzl, lui clan. C. L. S. PROVES ENERGETIC Under the leadership of Mrs. Bell, CL. S. girls have rendered many services to their club and school. They were always present at the home football games where they sold pop, candy, and peanuts to the sport fans. The four senior members were presented with sweaters, white ones being received by the cheerleaders, and black ones by the honf orary members. The main social event of the year was their trip to Pittsburgh, where they attended the Pitts- burgh-Penn State football game. This group, composed of cheerleaders and honorary members, has indeed earned for ite self an enviable reputation. LIBRARY SHOWS IMPROVEMENT When you enter our library, there unfolds the enchanting world of books. New and old volumes peering frorn the shelves provide a wealth of reading material, both informative and entertaining. This year our library has been vastly im- proved. New articles of furniture have en' hanced the appearance of the room, and through the cooperation of civic groups and face ulty members a fine selection of new reading matter has been added. The efforts of our librarian, Mr. l-larbach, and his competent staff of six girls and one boy have made the library both inviting and bene ficial to the entire school. J s Off rcwicmj Uplinger. Leli to right: llllllltllltt, lVh. ll n Vll,BOIls1Vllut,Kfl1llY,lvlillltlltlll sy1fLc!1fL5fria! Row l-left to l'i'1hfmAIitl4-ISUI1 Row 2-Andi ison, Acinilino, Nr C AAD CM Wifi-iiiley, Shiifiei, Pinvliowk, Morris itiiniiy, l.yim-, M-iitini, Wfiish. CLUB IMPROVES SCHOOL lf you wanted a shelf, a chair, or any piece of furniture, designed and made according to your specifications, the industrial Arts Club would be at your service. Yes, these handy, talented boys, so versa- tile with tools, can turn a rugged stand into a nzodern designers drearn. This newly assembled club, meeting each 1' orning in activity period, quickly gained skill in the art of horne repair, and directing its activif ties was none other than Mr. Lee Shaffer, the iihib advisor. Such a helpful group has already become a real asset to our school and anticipates an even brighter future. HOMEMAKING INTERESTS BOYS Each Monday morning, activity period found the Home Economics rooms bustling with activity. Yes for sixteen sophomore boys had taken over. By cooking, sewing, and discussing proh- lenis of grooming, social etiquette, or house care, these boys were expanding their education to include knowledge of the problems that are encountered in the horne. A delicious Valentine dinner, which the boys served to their mothers, brought to a close their first semesters work. Later in the year a gay social affair gave the fellows a chance to show female admirers their social cornpetence. 075 ' OVVLQ CM N Cfiinf-f iii. i ata Left to riqhtfiiiiilin tfirrfpl, l tin' 1 CViuePrvs.J, Martino, Ainiiinini Ai t hott, Delti, Piiittiiii, 'liiivsciiil tSi Trcvasl Miss W-iiiilwiiiiigli, fr illil Vf Ii!'W Esposito, Mmifilfitiii, Lioihiiin E 5 i Row Row SENIORS PLAN FOR THE FUTURE 'Thirteen senior girls who were interested in problems oi hoineinalcing, along with their advisor, Miss Vtfambaugh, organized this club to solve individual liomeinaking problems. Situations encountered atter graduation were considered. Remodeling clothing, plan- ning and serving meals, and social etiquette pertaining to the spring prom were some ot the other lite problems that were studied. 'ilt's the VVay You Do lt a rnost delightful lloine Economics assembly program was pref sented with the assistance ot the Senior Home llc. Club, and was enthusiastically received by the student body. The senior girls who participated in this club enjoyed it innnensely. zfmior .ng 0lfIfL8lflfL6L QW5 I 5 M Cf A lft . -leit to right--fl'itiiti-tt, Hyder: t'tii-tino t'l t-is.l, lvivlitil iS-tigl, Vitlpt- lllii'S.l, lViifs Wtunltiiiiiili, Vtiiiillii, lui iliin. -Millvi, Svlnitr, Hain-it.'oii I'isoin, AltIi1lltiIii'Ult, Mvi tis. enior it ome C. KM Row 1-left to right-Town t'l'reas.l, Eintinuelson, Mort-y ipresl, Miller, Haines, Eazzoli fSec.J, Thompson. Row 2-Arvliihald, Bc'-nigni, SLXII' nati, Thompson, Morris. Miss Wainbaugli, Esposito Nice-Pres.l. SOPHOMORES ACQUIRE SOUND IDEAS A group ot girls desiring to study Home Economic problems more intensively torrned a lunior Homemalcers Club this year, with Miss Wambaugh as their sponsor. Busy Bees would indeed describe these girls, tor each one has worked untiringly at the activity in which she was most interested. Many useful and practical projects in crafts and de- signing were completed, and although they met only once a week, they did accomplish a great deal. The girls are hoping to attain their goal oi affiliation with the Future Homernakers ot Amer- ica in the near future. Congratulations girls! X 2 A f 14 -f .2 ,gg fm X ' wi 4 1 K 2 xi: :qi -is-::'fwf 'TZ 2 X ,1i5L'.1'Xf1, 4, W 1 w id, my gf lg 2, ., W W ' ff'f gQ,,: 5.E':,i. Qfg gfz egwhix, mf iv, 2 X 'Vw my .,A, ,A, Q, Q 'fi' 'N HL ' is Q ' L ' ' 'Q V E 'V Tht- Dawn sl-ifl grit-iiriif-s lriyrvut for the tinnual. Row 1-left to right-Miss Shatter, Muionv, Ptisi, Miss l.ana well, Bovaiid, Pc-tty. Howl-Mis. Marshall, llooti-n, Mi. Hailmrifli, Huttvis, Eisiiruliirk. STAFF CHOOSES TIME AS THEME Having been chosen at the end of their lun- iar year, this Dawn staff had the advantage of an early start on the yearbook. Each member cheerfully accepted his assignment, and The Dawn began to assume its fifth edition garb early in the Fall, Delbert Butters, photography editor, was therefore able to schedule almost exclusively out-door pictures, and under the di' rection ol business manager, Edward Pisarchick, the solicitors secured a larger amount of adver- tising than any previous staff has recorded. Because it so appropriately fit in with the year ot our graduation, the midfcentury mark, we staff members finally agreed that Time should be the theme of our publication. We feel that our artists have done a fine piece of work in this respect. Endless co-operation, brainstornis, clever quirks of thought, worry, and downright hard work combined to produce this annual. And after the actual layout was made, our typists devoted hours to lettersperfect copy. Our ad- visor, Miss Longwell, spent many a sleepless night and equally tiring days, working unceas- ingly to make this Dawn a success. For her loyalty and fine direction we sincerely thank her. Also deserving of our appreciation are Miss Shaffer, who spent much of her time and talent with the write-ups, Mr. Harbach, who free quently assisted with the business management, and Mrs. Nell Marshall, whose art direction was invaluable. Mr. I-lysong was, as usual, the will- ing and helpful person who encouraged us in times of stress. Truthfully, publishing 'Hlnhe Dawn has been no easy job, and yet one that we are proud to have undertaken. We hope that this, our accomplishment, will be the one key that will link you to your high school days and will remain forever a book of cherished memories. Ting D-iwn solicitors work untiringly to iiutiievt-1 ri not-ililv aotil. Row l-left to riqht-Bavaiicl, lltiidina, Keith, Petty, Swiiiiati, S-il-xnditi. How 2-Moiiis, Aquilino, Anderson, Fuitidaii, MwM1-i-kin, Vt'helpl1-y, W1-Ish, Eisarcliick. CLLUVL tl ns Nw drndlirw for 'fypf-wxitvrs wlntt ' 5 The Dawn cimws nmup How 11-Sdlillldlll, Fcwks, Pmuscn. Row 2-Fsposito, Orlosky, Culhou Skvtclxinq industricwusly tho nrt stuff mcvkes proqmss. Il. Lei! to riqht--Murano, Pusi, Mxs. Mm- falmll, Hooten. CTof'diTm:1, Rovvlild Amd P1-Hy, wllc-vk iiwxl vf 61 QZOJ jlwfeif Row 1-lei! lo riqhi AllAr1ists W4- Sw Pmuri Wv Aw Ilfmmiwxthf1HiH:1t Row 2: S11xilixu1Sf'111ffrs 0111-Cwkv C'UI111Il11 Up f:11rl1S1iukY,fifxvkyllhlff Row 3: i'!1::Sn1'1Ilurlmwl-1 Hr Ill1'II1l'4'l Tlxlsz' VVUQII N1uPf 'Nf1H!II:x Row 4 fiilfu Assilxunwxxt Mmm! Gorwrif ..'IIIr1li-DIY... bl Sdn. 'Q .5, f wit 4 f 1 3 'Rf . 1 C x 'y..tQ 'L' M t V .,..' r v 6 :- RN ,,-L a.,, Q 'bp ,..Q msfgff 1, V- Q2 Tx . 1 I U K ,,, Q Www .ggf ' A am!! g I Xx H' I gif' ' WV! 5 1 , - n M f x Q in wx H 1, ex? Q, ' I 1 I 3 . Ar ' . 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Pictured above, Kurtz Bros. factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch contain more than 112,000 square feet of floor space. Here, under one roof, your school annuals are printed, bound and covered. A plant built to serve your printing needs. KURTZ BROS. rr rr CLEARFIELD, PA. 70 Compliments I of LIBERTY STUDIOS Yearbook Photographers CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of ZIMMERMAN ENGBAVING COMPANY Specializing IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS The Finest in Enqrcrvings Ai the Lowest Possible Cost O Phone 2411 SYKESVILLE, PA. 71 Comphments of THE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY HOME OF LANE CEDAR CHESTS 149 W. Lonq Ave DUBOIS, PA. Stores 1I'1 DUBOIS cmd ST. MARYS Compllments of L. A. LEATHERS CO. FORD - MERCURY It Pcrysio Deal Crt Leathers BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA X7 Compliments ot BROCKWAY FAIRLAWN STORES LOUIE'S MARKET SMITH'S MARKET Compliments of MCMILLEN MAYTAG STORE O Phone 5495 BROCKWAY PENNSYLVANIA HEMPHILL-MILLER 8: CO. 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IMPLEMENT STORE Dealer in New Idea Farm Equipment Allis-Chalmers Tractors 61 Equipment Phone Beechwoodsfe- l7R3 or lRll Falls Creek Pennsylvania BURNS MOTOR SALES There's a new FORD in your future Sales Service DuBois, Pa. Compliments of IOSEPH PISONI Gas, Oil, Weighing Service G Produce TAYLOR'S GAS STATION KRUK FLOOR COVERING CO. 201 DuBois Street DuBois ,Pa Bus. Phone 2379 Res. Phone 601-M Compliments of Compliments of OSBORN MACHINE CO. IEFFERS ELECTRONICS. INC. DuBois, Pa. DuBois, Pa. BEAVER MEADOW BAKERY DUBOIS BUSINESS COLLEGE DuBois, Pa. Bakers of Courses in all Commercial BIG BEAVER BREAD Subjects DuBois' PG' Catalog on Request Compliments ot Qomphmems of WEAVERS INCORPORATED GUTHRIES DRY CLEANERS DuBois' PQ, DuBois, Pa. DUBOIS ELECTRIC STORAGE RISHELL GARAGE BATTERY COMPANY Manufacturers of BUICK SALES DuBois Storage Batteries DuBois Penna. DuBois Perma' 8 GUS KORB. INC. Men's Wear Priced Fair 235 West Long Avenue DuBois, Pa. RADAKER ELECTRIC SHOP The Westinghouse Store 101 North Brady Street Phone 992 DuBois, Pa. LEONARDSON'S 100 North Brady Street Phone 405 DuBois, Pa. BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Shoes and Hosiery for all the Family 3 West Long Avenue DuBois, Pa. In DUBOIS It's TROUTMAN'S DUBOIS FURNITURE COMPANY Your Mother and Dad bought here I. A. KOHLHEPP SONS Building Supplies Concrete Blocks Ready Mixed Concrete 650 DuBois St. Phone 520 DuBois, Pa. Compliments of DUBOIS HARDWARE COMPANY Out Sandy Way DuBois Penna Compliments ot A. A. A. Brookville, Pa. Punxsutawney, Pa. -'til I Compliments of DeMOTTE'S GARAGE Brookville Penna I Compliments of C01T1D1iTT19f1TS Of COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM RIVERSIDE MARKET S Brookville Phone 545 Brookville PSUUU' I I EFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT I ARMSTRONG-COLLIER. INC. I I Brookville's I Brookville's Modern Department Store AUTO SERVICE STATION Sales OLDSMOBILE Service Best Newspaper More circulation in I Ietferson County than any other Newspaper Compliments of I I LOWER FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 67 Complete Line Furniture and Appliances Brookville, Pa. St- Marys Ridgwcy I CLIFFE'S Ridqway Penna. ELCO ELECTRICAL CO.. INC. Contracting-Wiring Fixtures-fSupplies Phone 7135 16 N. Broad St. Ridqway, Pa. SUNDELL AND SON GARAGE DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 7615 Ridgway, Pa Compliments of ROCKEY'S ROLLER RINK LAUDER'S X-ray Shoe Fitters riidqway Penna. Compliments of THE RIDGWAY RECORD Elk County's Largest Newspaper Sold in Brockway At Moody's Variety Store MECCA SALES AND SERVICES OLDSMOBILE DEALER Service on All Makes of Cars Phone 7063 Riclqway, Pa. Compliments of CECIL HOOVER Brockport Penna. Compliments of DR. S. F. PRESTO Compliments ot JOHN L. POYER, ESQUIRE Compliments of ED. CARNESALI Compliments of AL. ANDERSON Compliments of DR. CERUTTI Compliments of MRS. O. R. MOREY Compliments oi GALBRAITI-I'S Your Favorite Coke Fountain Compliments of IOSEPH PRESTO Compliments ot MOODY'S VARIETY STORE GEORGE T PLATCO RADIO SERVICE Brockway Perma Compliments of CRENSHAW GREENHOUSE JAMES ouvio, Prop. Compliments of THE SMART SHOP LUCY MANCUSO Compliments of Compliments of A. A. MILLER MILLARD R. Monnlson Milk Eggs Coal Feed and Farm Supplies General Trucking Fifth Avenue Brockway, Pa. BY0CkWC1Y PSHDG- You Always Do Better at MELILLO'S SHOE SHOP lust a Good Place to Shop LOLA CAI.ABRIA'S DRESS SHOP Post Office Building Invisible Half Soling Brockway Penna- - Compliments ot BROCKWAY PAINT STORE Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of EDITH PRINCIPE DRESS SHOP and CASH AND CARRY MARKET Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE Brockway, Pa. Everything for the Automobile A. I. RUFFNER, Owner GEN'E'S BARBER AND BEAUTY STUDIO l562 Main Street Phone 6464 Brockway, Pa. Compliments of BONA VISTA Home of Finest Foods SPAGHETTI, Cl-IOPS, and STEAKS Compliments of SCOTT'S MEAT MARKET DuBois, Pa. CHARLES F. GEARY GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance that lnsures 235 Main Street Phone 34-614 Ftidqway, Pa. DWIGHT F. HOLLOPETER FARM SUPPLIES Liberty Boulevard DuBois, Pa. Phone 1723 Compliments of C. A. PETERSON GLAD ISLE Congratulations to the Graduates. Compliments of SANDY'S GAS STATION Falls Creek Penna. Compliments of MIKE MQCNAMARA Compliments of THE PHILLIPS HARDWARE Falls Creek, Pa. Compliments of IOHN BONA Brock port Penna. Compliments ot THE EL MONTE Brockport Penna. STEWART'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS Dress Well and Succeed Brookville Penna. Compliments of ROBERT C. NORTH Register and Recorder Compliments of DAVE KUNSELMAN County Commissioner Compliments of HOWARD SMITH County Treasurer Compliments of DAVID L. HOLT Prothonotcry and Clerk ot Courts Compliments of HILTON 'S DINER Brookville Penna. Compliments of DIXIE DINER Brookville Penna. Compliments of ARTHUR I. EBERHART Brookville Penna. Compliments of IRVIN MOTOR PARTS COMPANY Brookville, Pa. Brookville's Sport Center VARIETY DECORATING a. PAINT sr-top S T E R C K ' S News Nuts Candy 124 Main Street Gifts Novelties Brookville Pennsylvania Photo Supplies phone 680 REITZ FURNITURE STORE Dependable Furniture for over 40 Years Compliments of STEELE ELECTRIC CO. Brookville, Pa. Brookville Perma, C l' t f Ommmens O CLAIR c. CHESNUTT SKATELAND 2l9 Main Street Where lt's Fun to Skate Brookville Perma- Phone: Office 88 - Home 4791 CLAIR M. BUZARD Dumont Television You always do better ct R U B I N ' S Brookville Penna. Brookville Penna. Compliments of BEER'S MUSIC STORES DuBois and Clearfield LOWE MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 28 W. Long Avenue DuBois, Pa Compliments oi Compliments of McCRORY'S CORPORATION W I T T E N S DuBois, Pa. DuBois Penna Compliments of HART'S IEWELERS You' Mele' 7 West Long Ave. DuBois, Pa DuBois Perma, lewelry and Watch Repair B R A U N D ' S QUALITY IEWELERS DuBois Penna EISEN'MAN'S DRY CLEANERS DuBois, Pa. Compliments ot YOUNG MEN'S SHOP DuBois Penna KELLER BROTHERS DRY CLEANING Quality Always Compliments of COMMERCIAL IOB PRINTING CO. Compliments of M. CALLAHAN DuBois, Pa. DuBois Perma. Compliments of Compliments of DEI-ANEY HARDWARE GENERAL PERSHING Hom. DuBois Perma' Home of Good Food Reed the V. T. SIVIITH DAIRY DUBOIS COURIER-EXPRESS All Late News Home of I-lomoqenized Vitamin D Milk -.4r- I TANTLINGER AND MCDADE Ladies Ready to Wear 140 Lonq Avenue DuBois, Pa. Compliments of DUBOIS GLASS Specialists in Glass KLEWANS DEPARTMENT STORE The Best Place to Shop After All Compliments of IOSEPH I. PRONTOCK Travel by Air or Steamship Compliments of TAMBLERS DEPARTMENT STORE DuBois, Pa. Compliments of ZAPPIA'S BAKERY DuBois Pennq Compliments of M 6. G NEON COMPANY DuBois, Pa. Compliments of MCGARVEY MOTORS. INC. DuBois, Pa. POHE MOTORS Parts Accessories Service CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH WHITE TRUCKS FENNELI. AND HEBERLING Plumbing and Heating Z2 E. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. Phone l22O DuBois, Pa. E. D. REITZ IMPLEMENT STORE NELSON Your MILLING AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY International Harvester Dealers in Dealer Flour, Feeds, Grains, Etc. DuBois, Pa. Phone l2OO Phone 2075 DuBois, PQ. SUTTER OFFICE SUPPLY Everything for the Office GREETING CARDS For All Occasions Compliments of COWDRICK'S DRUG STORES Always the Lowest Drug Prices DuBois Penna. DuBois, Pa. Phone 9731 Compliments of F I S C H E L ' S HEYDRICK-SHUGARTS SHOES Dinnerware Hotel China Art Ware Giftware N, Brady St, DuBois, Pa. 158 W. Lonq Ave. DuBois' PG' i 1 1 1 1 1 l BRUNNER'S IEWELRY STORE Ridqway, Pa. Compliments of CRONK'S FLOWERS Ridqwqy PGDDG. Compliments of SALBERG HOTEL Ridgwqy Penna. Compliments BAYER-VOLK FURNITURE COMPANY Hidqway, Pa. COULTER'S STUDIO Hidqway, Pa. Compliments of RADIO SALES 6 SERVICE Ridqway lohnsonburq Compliments ot HYDE HOTEL Ridqway Pefmq Compliments of BRODY'S SMART SHOP Ridqway, Pa. Compliments ot H. B. HORNING 6 SON Plumbing and Heating Compliments ot ANDERSON'S FUR SHOPPE Scientific Cleaning 51 Storage Appliances Ridqwcy Penne' Ridqway Pennsylvania Compliments of GUTH 6, IOHNSTON CHEVROLET y1:wEL5R5 Ridqway, Pa. Ridgway Penna Compliments PADDOCK'S SERVICE STATION Ridqway, Pa. Compliments of RIDGWAY GARAGE CO.. INC. f F O R D J Ridgway Penna Compliments of E.GG. AUTO PARTS 6. SUPPLY Ridqway, Pa. Compliments of KEYSTONE HARDWARE Hotpoint Appliances RiClqWGY Penna, 94 i 1 Q .L. -L- COMPLIMEN TS OF PARIS CLEANERS Dr. McGovern Nick Iiamachello Delbert Truesdale Georgiann Brocious Mrs. Ed Billingsley Dr. C. M. Christy Barbara Sonqer Dr. E. Newton, DDS William E. Nelson Anthony Bonqhi Leonard F. Papa PATRONS BROCKWAY Dr. A. E. Devlin Robert V. Bell Chicko Mancini Ed Billingsley BROOKVILLE Dr. Thompson Dick Bauqhman RIDGWAY Dr. Francis E. Mawn Harry R. Frazier Melvin Demaro Curtis Cope Raymond Gess Robert Colqan Delores Briggs Iohn Moberq W. E. Martz Lulu V. Espy Dr. Clyde lack Bill Anderson Lionel Klugh Emma Angello DUBOIS Harold N. Shelqren Lewis Desander Compliments of Compliments ol BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL BROCKWAY SENIOR WOMAN'S WOMAN'S CLUB CLUB 95 r'g . 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 . 1. big . - - , f 'i'1 'I 311' if 1 . -,Ni fu . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1, 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ,. 1 iff L 17 , ::?-mi-'11 5 -fi: 11 1 -. ,11 11, '11 I E. '., y,-' z-1 1 1: 'f,4. f1fA V, 1 ' 'iv 'Z 4,11-Si Qiiifl 1' ' 'A V 11 1 . N , f 5 , P ' 1- . L- .z.f---1 I x K F u 1 '-' A I - .3 , g, Y , 1 'E 1 1 w 441'- l ' X ,K v ..' A f. x, V 1 f J . 4 v V, - g-W Ftjil- 'rj Y V W V 'P I. ,- :. .. 'K 93,7 . ' Q' - x . ,,. - -. ,N .., , ni. 9-14 ,IV in :,l.,?3fyir..f., ,.f'- 11'g'.- ff' .Wg 2' -.viakfmwvmfa e. 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