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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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Settinq Foreword Dedication Act I ..................... .. PREMIERE Scenel Producers ....... School Board Scene II Directors ...... Administrationg Faculty Scene III Stars ................. Seniors Scene IV Corning Attractions ..... Iuniors Scene V Supporting Cast .Underclassrnen Scene VI Stage Crew ....... Bus Drivers: Custodians J 0 I f H 1, ,. ftf fal , DK Act II ........... . Scene I . . . . Scene II .... . . SceneIII... Scene IV .... . . . Scene V .... . . Scene VI .... . . HRESHOWINCH' Football . . . . Cheerleaders . . . . . . Basketball Iunior Hiqh Sports Track . . . . . Girls' Sports Sport Snaps Intermission .... .... R ornan Banquet 1950 Prom May Crowninq Anniversary Class Snapshots Act III ............ COMMAND PERFORMANCE Scene I ................ Music Department Scene II .... .............,......... C lubs Scene III .... ...... G overnrnent Scene IV .... Scene V .... ........ Finale Advertisements Autographs . . . . . . Drarnatics . . . . Publications ,f Li ti ti ai X fi 'l iz if i I I Z .I if 1'8'57' I o'e v4' 1 U I I ,z IUJQQYU jnfmwnlwl We, the Senior Class of Brockway-Snyder High School, are proud to present this, the sixth edition of The Dawn. ln this issue we have patterned our lives to a play. Using our high school as a back- ground for this play, we have presented famil- iar views and faces to capture the setting. This drama of the year, beginning September 1950 and ending Iune 1951, was indeed a year of service, education, and recreation. As an additional feature, this year for the first time, The Dawn has paused to honor the graduates of the Class of 1901. These men and women are now celebrating their fiftieth anni- versary as members of one of the first gradu- ating classes of Brockway High School. The yearbook, a student project, would not be possible without the help and co-operation of the administration and the faculty of our school. We are also grateful to Kurtz Bros., Zimmerman Engraving Company, and our pho- tographer, Mr. Robert Merriman, for their tech- nical assistance. The entire class is deeply appreciative of the kindness and financial aid extended by the citizens, industries, and busi- nessmen of Brockway and the surrounding com- munities. We are indeed indebted to every per- son Who played his part and helped make this book's publication possible. The project accomplished, we humbly sub- mit to you the first three acts of our life as a pre- lude to the greatest drama of all. The book will be a success only if you, the reader, think it so. --- All the world's a stage, and all the men and Women merely players. They all have their exits and their entrances: and one man in his time plays many parts. -Shakespeare. L CAROLINE LONGWELL TO MISS CAROLINE LONGWELL, We, the members of the class of 1951, wish to dedicate our issue of The Dawn . During the past several years Miss Long- well has proved herself Worthy of this dedica- tion in many ways. Because ot constant in- terest in young people, she has advised and guided many students on successful paths. All her classes could not help but feel the warmth ot her charming manner, the enthusiasm and diligence with which she discharged her respon- sibilities, her democratic sense of values, her sincerity, and her willingness to help us, and, Min Lonqwell checks over her work ior the ddy. Q n, lastly, the confidence she had in our possibili- ties. With her previous experience as yearbook adviser, Miss Longwell was also an invaluable help to us in the preparation of our annual. Her services in the capacity of adviser were indis- pensable. The dedication of this yearbook to her rep- resents our tribute, however small it may be. We wish all possible success and happi- ness in years to come to a woman who is serving society so Well in a Wonderful pro- iession. AA N 4 N QF? - J ' ' 'LL CATC7 t n -9 9 if 4' 375' I X 5.1 S- . L. W 1 1 ,j . - 4 N .. , L ,W ' lv- In ' N 0 WV 1- 7 w u K' v ' Xggfkid, Q 5 f X H Qf 4-4 W5 fu Q? gg GTD : A ON J N1 cb X PEPP . gAZX ZX 3 . fb -10 195 .,Q.q 7 hd. 'S XXX 'QD Q NfN' ...iss f My QY5 fxo Y 6 15' H Tl? . fd . rg 9 , 1 In gl 1 - -rc -- .1 N ' ' M il 1. .5 -' 4 W ' f - T NKZ 5 Q ,J Y 5 -2,-x 9 ,-'N -, -P-f'--, tif-,Z x N X 5 X 0 Row I-Lett to iight Miss Kc-arney CSecx of Snyder Boardl, Mrs. Youngdahl. Mr. C, Morrison CVivri Piesl, Mr. P. Marshall ll-Ure-s.D, Mrs. Steell CT1'eas.J, Mrs. Britton. Row 2-Mr, A. D. Giasso, Mr. E. Biss, Mr, I, L. l-lysonq, Mr. A. Anderson, Mr. G, H-rrdina, Mr. F. Marshall. Absent-Mr. D. E. Gillunq CSec'.l Bnwwl of 6' .IL The pre-eminence of the American public school today is in no small part the result of the foresight, and tested wisdom of the integral part of this system the Board of Education. The Producers of our drama, the joint school board, as elected representatives of the people, is made up of capable, responsible citizens. Because the Brockway-Snyder schools have always had capable and efficient school direc- tors, our schools have been progressive and in line with the best thoughts and practice of edu- cation. Through their diligence our schools fizcomm, 'Wfzoducrfzf' have multiplied and diversified the courses, thereby expanding the curricula and extra- curricular activities until today we have the democratic training we need to prepare us for a successful life. The success of the Brockway-Snyder loint Schools has been due in a large measure to the school board and indirectly to the people who elected them, We, the Senior Class, deeply appreciate the efforts of our Producers in making our school experience both instructive and pleasant. tv 'V' I -11 W Yfm,m,5 SECRETARY X Alulm Miss Lois Calhoun. Secre- , tary to Mr. Hysong, cap- '-' ' ably goes about her work. l I Nick VIRNC img. pwwpal F or every great production and every great star, there must be equally great directors. Behind the scenes busily directing our school affairs and actively engaging in community ser- vice organizations is lames L. Hysong, Super' vising Principal of the Brockway'Snyder Schools. From the experience he has gained through years of learning, this director passes on to his understudies the best that he himself IAMES L. HYSONG i has. of tomorrow. aayh, Stlwnl Mr. R. A. Shaffer, Principal of Brockway- Snyder High School, was, as usual, very active in fulfilling the many tasks that demanded his attention throughout the year. Besides his duties as principal, Mr. Shaffer also conducted the activity fund program, di- rected boys' attendance, and taught classes in chemistry and physics. Being liked by the student body, he will always be held in the highest esteem. 11 We will always remember how Mr. Hysong with patience and understanding was able to bring out the very best qualities in the Stars Mr. Hysonq and Mr. Shciier take time hom their pressing duties lor cz briei moment of relaxation. ROLAND A. SHAFFER mah. wwf, Playing one of the leading roles in our drama are the Directors the faculty. These men and women contributed to our school life in ways which are of an inestimalole value in the lives of the boys and girls. The past twelve years have proved to be truly immortal because our school is rr genuine society inspired by the host ideals of all the faculty. Our teachers, guided by democratic ideals rind a sound understanding of the practical affairs of life, have been the medium through which we have gained sufficient knowledge :ind understanding to adjust ourselves to present day responsibilities. The faculty was grouped for pictures according to the number of years of service in the Brockway-Snyder Ioint Schools. Left to right-Mr. Millet, Miss l.onqwt-ll, Mrs. V. Marshall, Miss llttwlcvy. Center-Miss Mt-Oxrthy, Mr. MvNulty, Miss Wttrrilnrrugli. 'B' QQIJ Els Bottom-Mr. Pllltlfx, Mi, Wviitzvl, Mr. Harhtivh. I me ,, l I l Nick lo vo I Adams Amitrone D. Anderson M. Anderson Archibald gf . s it il , F .- x t. if . H 1. ff. Armanini Donald Batson Doris RICHARD ADAMS Academic Fishing. hunting. trees or dams, Iust ask forester Richard Adams. Basketball I5 Operetta I5 Chorus I5 Wrestling 25 Band I, 25 lr. Conservation Club 35 Class Treasurer 2, 35 Class Play 3. YOLA AMITRONE Academic She's a girl who's never home, They call her Yola Amitrone. Student Council I5 Class Play 2, 35 Dawn Feature Editor and Solicitor 35 Buzzer 35 District Chorus 3, Operetta 35 Intramural Sports 35 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Dance Band I, 2, 3, DONALD ANDERSON General You'll miss this lellow when he's gone. Even though he's our quiet Don. MARILYN ANDERSON General We like her 'cause she's lots ol lun. Her name is Marilyn Anderson. Student Nurse I5 Basketball 2, 35 May Queen Attendant I, 2, Industrial Arts Club 35 Dawn Solicitor 35 May Queen 35 Intramural Sports 35 G. A. A. Council 35 Class Secretary 35 Operetta 35 Cheerleader I, 2, 35 C. I.. S. Club l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. MAXINE ARCHIBALD General She is iust a typical teen. Also a cheerleader is Maxine. Cheerleader 2, 35 C. L. S. Club 2, 35 Intramural Sports 3. Baison Bianco Bishop DONNA IEAN ARMANINI Commercial She's not fat and she's not skinny. She's iust little Donna Armanini. Home EC. Club 15 Girls' Glee Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus I, 25 Twirlers' Club Z, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Dawn Typist 3. DONALD BATSON General This newcomer is lots ol fun, Not hard to guess. it's Don Batson. Class Play 3. DORIS BATSON Commercial Although she's new. she's really lor us: As friendly as they come is sweet Doris. Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Buzzer 35 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3. HELEN BIANCO General 'l'hc-ugh she's tiny as can be, So is dynamite, that's Marie! Intramural Sports 3. DONALD BISHOP Ggngrql Here's a fellow oi whom we're fond. That could only be our Don. Intramural Sports I, 25 Sportsmerfs Club I, 3: Football 2, 35 Varsity B 2, 3. FRANCES BONAVITA Academic Here's a charming little miss: A girl you can't forget ls Frances. Home Ec. Club 1: Student Nurse I, 2: Twirlers' Club 3: ln- dustrial Arts Club 3: Operetta 3: Intramural Sports 3: Li- brarian l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Buzzer l, 2, 3. MAURICE BRIGGS General In everything he plays tor us. Everyone ls proud of Maurice. Basketball 2: Industrial Arts Club 2: Class Play 3. IAMES BRITTON Academic When the iuture's looking dim. Brighten up your lite with lim. Student Juror 1: Operetta 2: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Class Play 3. FRANK BUNDY General Thursday. Friday. Saturday. and Sunday. Always ready-that's Frank Bundy. Basketball 1. WAYNE BUNDY General Friday. Saturday. Sunday. and Monday. Always steady-that's Wayne Bundy. Basketball 2: Varsity B 2: Industrial Arts Club 2: Boys' Glee Club 3. VADA CALHOUN Commercial She leads the band and leads the tune. We all enioy our Vada Calhoun. Home Ec. Club l: Basketball 2: Student Nurse 2: Class Sec- retary 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3: Dawn Solicitor 3: G. A. A. Council 3: May Queen Attendant l, 2, 3: Maiorette l, 2, 3: Twirlers' Club l, 2, 3. MARY I ANE CURRY Academic Always running. she'd never tarry: Truly a scholar is our Mary. Student Iuror 1: Student Nurse l: Class Play 2: Dawn Co- editor and Solicitor 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: G. A. A. Council 3: Tri-I-Ii'Y 3: Student Council 3: Buzzer 3: Librarian l, 2, 3: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: District Band l, 2, 3. I.eROY FIDDLER General A wonderful person. he's our boy: Everyone likes our friend. LeRoy. Football Manager 2: Ir. Conservation Club 3. IOHN FREMER General Any time you need a schemer: lust go and see lack Fremer. Industrial Arts Club l, 2: Ir. Conservation 3. IOSEPH FUSTINE General He's not last and he's not slow: That's why we think oi him as Joe. Class Vice-President l. l3 Gallo Gankosky Gibson Graybill Grecco GW9'-'rio GUY Hflfdihq Harry Himes IAMES GALLO Academic Want someone to make you mellow? The guy lor you is Iimmy Gallo. Fasketball l7 Mixed Chorus I7 Operetta I7 Band I, 27 Class Vice-President 27 Boys' Glee Club 37 Dawn Solicitor 3. BEVERLY GANKOSKY Commercial li you need her. she's always tree: She's very helpful. Beverly Gankosky. Home Ec. Club I7 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Industrial Arts Club 37 Twirl- ers' Club 37 Dawn Typist 3. IOANNE GIBSON Commercial Alter all is said and done. Everyone's friend is Ioanne Gibson. Mixed Chorus 17 Girls' Glee Club 17 Librarian lj Intramural Sports 37 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Girls' Basketball 3. IOAN GRAYBILL Academic Ever hear a moan or groan? Well, it didn't come from Ioan! Dawn Co,Editor and Solicitor 37 Buzzer 37 Operetta 37 librarian l, 2, 37 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3. ANTHONY GRECCO Academic A smile. cowlick. or a lreckle, All of these mean Tony Grecco. Hand I7 Intramural Sports l, 37 Class Play 2, 37 Boys' Glee Club 37 Basketball Manager 37 Dawn Solicitor 3. PAULINE GREGARIO Commercial It at typing you're not keen. Go at once and see Pauline. Intramural Sports 37 Student Council 37 Dawn Typist and Solicitor 37 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 37 Dawn Secretary 3. LOUISE GUY Ever in a tight squeeze? Tell your troubles to Louise. Home EC. Club I7 Intramural Sports 37 Operetta 37 Dawn Typist 3. Commercial IEAN HARDING About music she is keen, She's our high soprano. lean. Class Play 2, 37 Buzzer 2, 37 Industrial Arts Club 37 Stu- dent Nurse I, 2, 37 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3. Vocational IUN E HARRY Always singing some hit tune. She's a corl:er . iolly Iune. Intramural Sports 37 Industrial Arts Club 37 Dawn typist 3, Commercial RICHARD HIMES He's no brain. but tor my money. 'l'here's none like that fellow. Sonny. General Holt Hooten Koval Kroah Lankard Q. A .. ,Q Jfgfflgiff i P wr? nt' 11 Llndemuth Loughman Lundberg Madalena Martini EDWARD HOLT General ESTHER ANN LINDEMUTH General Want a fellow good and steady? Here's a girl who never pesters. Here's one for you, he's our Eddie. She's none other than our Esther. Class Play 35 Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 3. Intramural Sports 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. GERALDINE HOOTEN Academic CAROLE LOUGHMAN General Laughing, talking, making merry! ln the mom or in the gleaming. Everyone will miss our Gerry. ' Everyone likes Carole Loughman. Trl Ili-Y 35 Girls' Gloe Club l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3. Home EC. Club 3. PATRICIA KOVAL General CLAIR LUNDBERG Academic Here's a girl that isn't catty. Here's a fellow. I declare. One always feels at home with Patty. What would we do without our Clair? Student Nurse 15 Home EC. Club 15 Intramural Sports 35 Football I5 Boys' Glee Club 35 Class Play lntrarnuml Dawn Solicitor 35 Twirlers' Club l, 2, 3. Sports 35 HBUZZGIH 35 Varsity B l, 2, 3. DOREEN KROAH Academic ANGELIA MADALENA Academic She's not proud and she's not mean. 'l'hat's our description of Doreen! llonrtw EC. Club lg Student Nurse l, 2: Intramural Sports 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. MARIORIE LANKARD Vocational Though famous she may never be, To us she is. sweet Mariorie. Ilnrno EC. Club I5 Student Nurse I, 25 Intramural Sports 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. As a friend she'll never fail, Good and kind is our Angelia. Librarian 2, 35 Buzzer 2, 35 Intramural Sports 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, IOHN MARTINI Basketball, football, or track: Best in all is our lriend, lack. General Class Play 35 lr. Sportsmens Club 35 Librarian 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Varsity B 1, 2, 35 Industrial Arts Club l, 2, 3. IANE McMEEKlN Commercial Always smiling. bright or rainy! But then why not. she's our Ianie. Tri-Hi-Y I: Class VicevPresident 3: Dawn Solicitor 3: C. I... S. Club l, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3. BARBARA MILLER Commercial She's not what you'd call a killer-diller. But she's iust tiny Barbara Miller. Home Ec. Club l: Twirlers' Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Dawn Solicitor 3: Majorette 3. BONNIBEL MORRISON Commercial Always hurrying on the run. ls our Bonnie Morrison. Basketball 2, 3: G. A. A. Council 3: Industrial Arts Club 3: Dawn Typist 3: Intramural Sports I, Z, 3. KENNETH MORRISON Commercial Ot friends he has many. But here's the reason-he' Kenny. Class Secretary l: Boys' Quartet 2: Class Play 2, 3: Operetta 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARIE NICHOLS Academic She's iust as nice as she can be. Who could lt be. but our Marie? Student Nurse l, 3: Buzzer 3: Librarian 3. VERLE OLSON Commercial She's never late. she's always early. lt can't be anyone but Verle. Tri-Hi-Y l: Intramural Sports 3: Industrial Arts Club 3. MELVIN PAINTER General ln football he will always wln. Faster than sound is our Melvin. Intramural Sports 1: President of Student Council 3: Dawn Sports' Editor and Solicitor 3: Football 1, Z, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Varsity B 1, 2, 3. IOHN PARUSO Academic Personality you lack? Go and see our good friend lack. Intramural Sports 1: Basketball l: Football l: Student Council 1, Z: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Track Manager Z: Boys' Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Dawn Business Manager and Solicitor 3: Varsity B 3. DOLORES PA'l l'ON Commercial She never studied Greek or Latin. Stlll she's brlqht. Dolores Patton. Student Nurse 2: Industrial Arts Club 3: Intramural Sports 3. RAYMOND PAVICK General It seems to me he's never sick. He's always there. our Raymond Pavick. 21 Pedace Pinchock Pisarchick Renwick Richards we QT ri-5'f 7 . Ruffner Schlemmer Schutz Shaffer Sereno SAMUEL PEDACE Academic The iokes he cracks are far from ham-le. He's liked by all 'cause he's our Sam-ie. Class Play Z, 37 Ir. Conservation Club 37 Dawn Solicitor 37 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. BENIAMIN PINCHOCK General lf at times you need a friend. That's the time to go to Ben. PATRICIA PISARCHICK Commercial For a real friend she's my pick. She's charming Pat Pisarchick. Intramural Sports 37 Industrial Arts Club 3. ROBERT RENWICK General You see this guy in any mob. His wavy hair says it's Bob. Football l, 27 Librarian 37 Boys' Glee Club 3. ROBERT RICHARDS General A laughable guy to cure a sob. Who could that be? Well. only Bob! Basketball lj Boys' Glee Club 37 Class Play 37 Ir. Conser- vation Club 37 Industrial Arts Club 3. PHILLIP RUFFNER Commercial Grable he could give a thrill. Because he's handsome and he's Phil. Dawn Photography Editor 37 Band 37 Class Play 2, 37 Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 37 Intramural Sports l, 2. DOROTHY SCHLEMMER Academic When you are old and your eyes grow dimmer. You'll still remember Dorothy Schlemmer. Class Play 2, 37 Buzzer 37 Operetta 37 Intramural Sports 37 G. A. A. Council 37 District Band 37 District Chorus 37 Band 1, 2, 37 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. CHARLES SCHUTZ Academic For Brockway High this fellow roots. His name is simply Charlie Schulz. Operetta lj Band l, 27 Football 37 Varsity B 37 Basketball l, 2, 3. EDWIN SHAFFER Academic When music looms. he's always ready. Young man with a hom is our Eddie. Class Play 37 Boys' Glee Club 2, 37 Operetta 37 Dawn Solicitor 37 District Chorus 37 District Band l, 2, 37 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 37 Band l, 2, 37 State Chorus 37 State Band 3. IOSEPH SERENO General Who's the fellow we all know? Don't call him Ioseph. Call him Ioe. Intramural Sports 1. RICHARD SIPLE General He makes you think ot Tower Eltfel. He's our Frenchman, Richard Slple. DOROTHY SMITH Ggngrql Here's a qlrl who gives a litt. She's our bonnle Dorothy Smith. Intramural Sports 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. IAMES SMITH Academic Problems have you on a limb? lust take tlme to qo to lim. Class Play 3. SALLY IANE SMITH General In thunder. lightning. or In rain. You can't torqet Miss Sally lane. Student Nurse 3: Industrial Arts Club 35 Intramural Sports 3, MARVIN SNYDEH Academic He's not calm. he's not a tighter. He's iust our fellow. Marvin Snyder. Operetta l, 27 Class Play 2, 3: Dawn Solicitor 3g District Chorus 3: Basketball Manager l, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 37 Band 1, 2, 3. ROBERTA STARR Commerclal Whether you go near or tar. Never forget Roberta Starr. Mixed Chorus lg Intramural Sports I, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Buzzer I, 2, 3. ERMA LOU STRISHOCK Commercial It you're ever ieellng blue. To cheer you up. here's Erma Lou. Industrial Arts Club 37 Intramural Sports 3. ALBERTA UNSWORTH General East. West. North or South. Everyone knows Alberta Unsworth. Student Council 1, Z7 Student Nurse 27 Intramural Sports 35 May Queen Attendant 35 Dawn Solicitor 3. PHYLLIS UPLINGER Academic For a star she ls a ringer. Charming llttle Phyllis Upllnqer. Class Play 2: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Buzzer 35 Librarian 1, 2, 3. JEAN VAN NORMAN Commercial Seldom heard but always seen. A very pretty qtrl ts lean. Intramural Sports 31 Buzzer Editor 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. 23 Veme Wells NICK VERNE General What he says will always stick, 'I'hat's because he's President Nick. Basketball 2, 3g Track 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 37 Mixed Chorus 3, Dawn Art Editor and Solicitor 3, Football l, 2, 35 Class President 1, 2, 3. MARGARET WELLS Commercial Her twinkling laughter sounds like bells, She's always happy. Margie Wells. Dawn Typist 3: Industrial Arts Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 37 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Operetta 3, G. A. A. 3. PAUL PIPER Williams Young PEGGY WILLIAMS General I won't say that she'lI make millions. But she's iolly. Peggy Williams. Intramural Sports 3. SHIRLEY YOUNG General Sparkling eyes and hair that's curly. She's none other than our Shirley. Academic It chemistry heads you for a fall, Go and get some help from Paul. Buds bw, 7941 mr? Row l-leit to right-B. Adamjack, H. Bianco, I. Paruso, B. Gankosky, D. Ar- manini. Row 2-I. Sereno, R. Adams, P. Greqario, E. Strishock, P. Pisarchick, B. Miller, I. McMeekin, M. Wells, I. Brit- ton, A. Grecco, M. Briqqs. Row 3-M. Snyder, I. Bovaird, Y. Amitrone, M. Curry, I. Harry, F, Bonavita, A. Pin- chock, V. Calhoun, R. Petruzzi, I. Gallo. How 4-T. Ioyner, K. Shank, P. Gatto, K. Morrison, L. Billock, R, Truesdale, S. Gallo, I. Fustine, I. Fremer, N. Verne. ,Snmbfp 05131 !' :WSI The Beauty cmd the Brown. Senior scientists show their tectiveness in the laboratory. Triq class works at the board She leads-we tollow. 0 J Klan, 3 if '- , .1 ,.,.aTif ' Lett to right-A. Foradori tTreas.l, R. Calhoun tVice-Pres.J, S. Gallo tPres.l, Mrs. Muth tAdviserl, A. Elias tSec.l. Early in the full. the Iunior Class Officers begin work on a muior proiect. Quniolm, Wmzpwm Jim, Jimi Qzlud, Fast rising to the top of the ladder of achievement, the Coming Attractions begin to accept the responsibilities of leadership. Being such an energetic and active group, the juniors have shown great talent and ability in all their undertakings. Not to be outdone by anyone, they stood out in every field of activity. Their outstanding football and basketball stars, their fleet-iooted track men, their up and coming musicians, their industrious Buzzer members, their vivacious cheerleaders, their peppy major- ettes, and each and every member of the class has proved valuable to the school. The Iunior-Senior Prom, using the theme Evening in Paris , was the highlight oi the year. Each ,member of the class Worked dili- gently to make the project an attainment which firmly cemented Iunior and Senior Class rela- tions. Everyone enjoyed the evening to the fullest extent and we, the Seniors, express our appreciation. comme ATTRACTIONS X Nflblerne H' F. T as -'AL How 1-lwtt tm Ilu1l1i'lVlu1IllYI1 Butters, Dollufeit Bodeciux, Domm Patton, Hussoll Wlitiltvloy, Llvmii- Gttctiiio, Silvio Gallo, Alma Elias, Roliert Truosdulo, Ptiuliiio Moriis, ELlWLIICl Pieston, Gull Stunt. How 2-Alex-iridvi Fmudoii, Ioliii Truiizo, lolin Esposito, l-'mil Tlicmpsoii, Hivtittid Potztilxi, Ntxllitm lltivis, Clnrmico Britton, Rivlimd Gulluzzi, Iolm Ccimosuli, Row 3-Holwvitti lvlillm, Deloieis Mum-y, llunriti Mcrris, Hwrliivo Stubbs, Louise Schmitz, Geinldino Mnmuti, Aiiiiu Holwcirtsoli, lvlllttlkllltl lXflt'Guv-xiii, Citliwiiiiv Volpo, R050 Amlvrosini, Shirley Billovk, lotirm Holt, Rita locuiv, louniw Koistoi. Row 1-left to iiqlit-Buitlwcim Lundlworq, Ditmno Alwmlicimsori, Dtxvid Balm-ii, Sliiiluy Holt, Fitmcis llli'l'liIUIi, Datum Vtfiiidors, David lVlx'LK1llK1llllll, Betty Flyden, Ctulo Armfmirii, l-'tiilliim Df'Sf11itis, Itxm-t Town. Row 2-Reivwily Stiilulus, Ptuilirie Wrlisiimy Flow Psiturson, Donald Mciivlli, F1-mvis Mtitltilvriti, Qliwstoi' Gtvllituii, Philip Alvlnott, Rivlitml Dollurcl, Sliirley Cliittvster, Iotlmxe Pisoiii, lmm lrltxllm-txtli. Vswilitn Rciiiivo, Glwliti Culullu. How 3-Domici Sttxrr, Rutli Cnlliouii, Eflnu Housli, Sliiilvy Filet, lflvtliiwr lvluiiis, lloriiiiiiv Mtiitino, Tliomus VC-me, Roqm' Kolley, Ruymcniitl VVl'lSIlPI', Foirvst lTwvl4:s, Ptitiivitx Mvti-ill, limo Patton, Betty Frcmcro, ltmo loldmi, Fmriues Fcfimim. 27 Uwacwua, SDPILDMDAQJ, Bnconm Q ill 111-1 ll l Mak Vina: Lelt to right: Mr. Pinge tAdviserl, F. Bianco tSec.l, B. Fye lTreas.l, D. Steele tVice-Pres.l, T. Mancini fPres.l. Sophomore leaders discuss important matters with their adviser. The class oi '53, on stage only a year, has already assumed a vital role in high school affairs. l95l was indeed an outstanding year for every sophomore. Participation in all phases of extracurricu- lar activities helped make their high school life more complete. Although they were outstand- ing in all activities, they did not neglect their studies. A glance at the honor roll reveals the names of many sophomores. The Sophomore Class proves to be a jolly group of young people. They are always avail- able to help make all social events a pleasant memory. Because of their avid class spirit and interest, they are easily succeeding in making themselves known. Already their marks are beginning to show. This past year, these students have rapidly advanced toward their goal of becoming well- rounded individuals. Eagerly they look for- ward to the last two years of high school life with confidence in their ability. Row 1--lolt to riqht- I. Hy- sonq, S. Curry, M. Kroh, B. Pye, I. Whelpley, P. Stowort. S. Murshull, P. McNeil, S. Curl son, I. Hilernun. Row 2-L. Strishouk, F. Bis hop, T. Baku, Fl. Ralph, P. Lyle D. Moherq, M. Boschini, P. Tokur, S. Potruzzi, Row 3-C. Cmrvor, D. Trunzo. I. Schutz, T. Wine, R. Hoover, L. Ruffnor, E. Fermro, C. Keen- vn, G. Bruno, H. Chittester. Row l-B. Morrison, M, Ren- wick, M. Whctlpley, N. Tomp- kins, B. Witz, Y. Coder, D. Steele, E. Hooten, N, Pierce, K. Bovnird, S. Carr. ROWZ-F. Cullo, F. Curuv- riolo, D. l'lllll0S, l-I. Benson, C. Anderson, M. Duqun, E. ln- zunu, T. Mcmvini, N. Vun Nor- Hlklll. Row 3-I. Stonoberq, B. Sun- dio, W. Nivhols, A. Lousuhel, C. Gmyhill, B. Scurnuti, G. Fmrtcn, M. Biss, I. Sereno. Row 1-l'l. WL3llk1LfllQI', S. Mox- tison, D. Miller, L. Holt, M Lyle, M. Rittenhouse, H. Chi- ono, D. Stott, P. Anderson, R Shaffer. Row 2-H. Duqun, I. Crnor violo, S. Gnllo, L. Preston, E Tortorellu, P. Taylor, F. Steele C. Murnutti, H. Olivio, I Gu-ennluh, P. Winders. Row 3-F. Biunvo, l.. Krouh P. Strltlmnxnfvr, I. Bonnvitu, L Fmerxtor, H. Brumlverq, K Craft. 29 glam, Freshmen 0l'licers lead their classmates in all school affairs. Left to right-Fi. Reddinger CVic'v-Frost Mrs. V. Marshall fAdViserl, R. Iacohs tPres.i, B. Ferdi lSec.l, M. Freemer lTreas.l. jnmhmm Haan, Uutalandlhq, Hole Participation in all phases ot activity seems to be the motto ot the Freshman Class ot our school. This class was well represented in toot- hall, basketball, maiorettes, band, and intra- mural sports. Although the freshmen participated in all activities, they did not tor one minute forget their studies. 30 Their services were well appreciated and the entire school joins in wishing the class a tu- ture ot great and good things. We hope that the spirit ot friendship, the mutual good will, and the cooperation among these young men and women will continue to add strength to our school. sincerely Row 1-left to right-M. Glrrrr, l, Robin son, I. Thompson, P. Weisrrvr, H. Erum be-rg, K. Franco, K. Morrison, C. Varnm' M. Preston, I. Anderson, H. Anderson son, I. Chattield, D. M-'Krry, A. Pompoii G. Loughman, H. Palm, D. Grerrrrrio, C Adams, E. Onoratti, L. Tlrcrrrrpson, M. Lindholm, D. Carlson. Row 3-D. Svtrcrft ner, D. Billovk, D. Pisrrrvlrivk, E. Dull, T. Coder, R. Martini, D. Huskirk, l. Ami trone, G. Keistor, E. Snyder, I.. lddings, D. Miller, R. Reddinaor, ll. Lovkwood, I. Logue. Row 1-leh to riqht-S. Bundy, M. Clark, M. Prenderqast, G. Smith, D. Winanrrd, M. Hyden, M. Miller, V. DvSfrntis, G, Bos Chini, I. Lockwood. Row 2-R. Hirrres, D. Wells, H. Ionc-s, I. Arrritrorro, R. Nes tor, T. Hynds, I. Patton, B. Virrvenyo, M Fremer, S. Fteqotti. Row 3-R. Lylo, E Matson, R. Esposito, l.. Wvilfrclror, A, Tor torella, P. Pisarctrivk, P. Oriosky, D. Gorham, L. Foeks, R. Kovirl, l. Tlrorrrp son, I. Baku, I. Prrtrrria. B, Ferdi. Row 2-W. Brrlsorr, M. lolrn- qhfh, Miss Sheley counsels the class officers. Left to right-I. Lallo lSec.-Tre-as.l, B. Pavick Nico' Pres.l, K. Hoffman fPres.l, Miss Sheley Ukdviserl. fqhfh, 5 Jbmpanp, jim, jufwm eitazwlom. The class of l955 has already made its mark in the annals of our school. This past year the young people lost the uncertainty and strangeness of their first year at Brockway- Snyder and have settled back to enjoy their high school career. Row l-lei! to right-T. Levis, T. Fremer, lvl. Iainison, F. Luke, F. Lavella, B. Pav- ick, I. Scarnati, C. Kennedy, T, Mnsanv try, R. Pisarchirk, I. Gaetino. How 2- S. Ahrahamson, M. Foradori, M. Mar- shall, D. Town, M. Morrison, M. Van Norman, N. Ward, E. Chittester, B, Painter, C. Bovaird, B. Leusrhel, F. Re- sosky, P. Ceriani. Row 3-T. Anderson M. Kearns-y, R. Morey, l.. Witz, M. Tay- lor, W. Holt, F. Grioneison, I. Chattield, Fl, Pitor, D. Stott. How l-left to riqht-E. Pelrnitzi, P. Hil- tenhouse, I, Greenlach, E. Baka, I. Thompson, K. l'loHnian, R. Hook, F. Trun' zo. Row 2-D. Bower, I. Lallo, G, Fro- mer, I. Lehner, B. Pisarchick. V. Iones, G. Starr, I. Wachob, I. Carnahan, V. Madalena. Row 3-G. Edgreun, I. Charl- ton. R. Paruso, F. Miller, R. Wine, R. Stubbs, H. Anderson, D, Marnati, I. Mooney, M. Kearney, T. Shatter, I. Dugan, F. Muhall, O. Hevurly. I l Yes, neatly settled in our high school lite, the eighth graders have played an outstanding part in all activities, both social and educa- tional. Eagerly the class looks forward to the end ot the year and the picnic which will not only signity a tinal get together but the end ot a complete school year. Seventh Grade Officers become acquainted with their adviser. Mrs. Nell Marshall. Left to right-Ax ', ttyl l- -t tV1t-t- li'iw:a,l, ll. flillttitiri C'l'ieft1s.l, K. Aliitrhtnn- mln tlli-xl l. livll C231 nl lvlis. Mtxrslitxll llidvisvrl. jmmnth, 9 ,Siwxznfh 5!l6lLl0!1A, follow dduicfz, Making their initial appearance, the sev enth graders were faced with many new prob' lems and at times found their part in this pro' duction quite confusing. However, these new Corners dealt with their tasks as level headed young men and women. For the help offered them by their Class advisers, teachers, and upperclassmen, they are deeply indebted. lrlnll, U. ltnnwst n. lVlvKay, S. Novtistil, V. llwlt, fi. Atl.: nina,ll,llfflinvn1,lf.i.+wk'.vtwtl.How l'.Z11t-Ettwsl-xi, lt. Milli r. Row 1-leit to right-W. Knitzlit I. lic ll R, lddinqs. How 2--ll. lvltwvwy, t', fn rl tinditi, li. C.1'ltrwitlt,'l' lklfwly, I, li nt vidti, N. VVOll'I'.'llf l, F. Clit' t-.- ti, Vlfoods, l. liroli, l, litikti V. Snytlmi Row 3-C. l,ot-luvmttl, lf Milli-1, V. ll l in1Z:'l, D. Pistzivliivlc, N. Sfttitftlt--itz, Vi Clinic, D. Ciriisu, W. llnll ll, 'l' il'in, W Row 1-K. kiiinnt-n l.. htptlzsttilz, l Truvsdale. Row 2-if ltwftlitllc-, N Goodwin, P. l.ylc', ll. Sviftiiw, l.. Wlltt x l. Fviistf-itil-1.-lttti, l. l,-vvis, A. litin-xl, V loidan. Row 3-C. Ki-ith, ll. livnwi lVl. Town, l, Milli-i, ll, Mtiiiltili, N B. Foeks, N. linllfrn-1, lvl, Vol'-t, ll. Str n Row l-VY. lvl :lst n, K. li' tiiltna, li. ln D. Munn, S. Vlnrtnytt, ll. iltllllltllll, l Ahitnitnnst n l.l. lit stan l. Mc-iris n l., Ltrstn: 1. . llntitin. li. 'ln-tltin, li. 'mix fini, M. Frtiiivv. Row 3-lvl. littuvlilni l lwlttvlit.-.'l'i, S. .A.ll1llftS.l.I l. Uitnit, S, lxtl lf-y, l. l'-iss, lvl. Skt-lltty, NN. lxn tiigttisky 1 SCHOOL BUSSES 3:15 ond the bus students prepare tor the journey home, ilasu W.. .Sfaqa Kfmw CUSTODIAN S Mr. Hornnicrn, Mr. Guy, ond Mr. Brit- ton combine their efforts to beautify the school grounds. BUS DRIVERS The responsibility oi tronsportinq bus students home is undertoken by Mr. Giov- onnelli, Mr. Moore, Mr. Britton, ond Mr. Bovoird. Ii. nf E xxx PBX 5 y 9 Z' Y ' i l? . ,g N M mf .X V gp . A. I X 3 N Z f:??9'NKQ XX ff 1 ' I gxxxs 2 A6q,.ocx..,4, I, N 4 TTSQ , , 5 5 , X 8 M G3 XJ , Q W l f F X 4 mi I C, QT f Ji-Sd - - Aff - Row 1-left to right-W. Matson, I, Sereno. Row 2-A. Foradori, D. Martino, F. Freemer, D. Bishop, l. Martini, N. Verne, C. Schulz, M. Painter, R. Petruzzi, R. Gcilluzzi, I. Trunzo. Row 3-Mr. Zoffuto, Mr. Plath, L. Freemer, I. Bonavita, P. Lyle, I. Esposito, P. Abbott, F. Madalona, T. Mancini, E. Tortorella, P, Schlemmer, G. Franco, Mr. Weitzol, Mr. Pinge. Row 4-I. Schultz, D. Greqario, T. Hynds, I. Patton, S. Gallo, G. Loughnian, T. Coder, L. Woilacher, D. Pisarcik, E. Baka. 5 ' ' gm yizuut Bninqi 4-4 fzwiwi Brockway opened its 1950 season at Sykes- ville under a boiling autumn sun. The Leopards grabbed a 6-0 verdict as a determined Rover attack failed in the last period. Smarting from defeat, the Rovers uprooted a Rimersburg eleven 27-6 before a large turn- out of home town critics. The following Saturday, on the home turf, a surprisingly powerful Ridgway organization plowed the Rovers under with a 34-0 whitewash. Brookville struck another in the Rover loss column at home when they fashioned a 13-6 half time lead into a 25-13 decision. Under the lights of their home park, the Clarion Bobcats made it three straight when First and ten. they handed the luckless Rovers a 20-7 setback. ln another night encounter, Brockway sud- denly flashed the spirit that was to leave the experts stunned the rest of the season as they struck back at St, Marys in a sea of mud and water to clinch a 20-14 upset. Reynoldsville was next to feel the impact of an inspired Rover machine when the locals poured spirit, fight, and skill into a smashing 33-6 upset on the home gridiron. Brockway closed its season with a night fray at Emporium. Before a sizable crowd of loyal home town fans, a thunderstorm took a back seat while the Rovers ran roughshod to a 38-0 triumph. Ridgwuy baffles the Rovers. Jnnfball, Coach Weitzel discusses the pros and cons of next year's schedule with his assistants. Left to right-Mr. Pinqe, Mr. Plath, Mr. Weit- zel, Mr. Zoffuto, ,Spawn Qs, H,QCOJld BROCKWAY OPPONENT Brockway ............... . . . 0 Sykesville .............. . . . 5 Brockway . . .27 Bimersburq . . . . . . 6 Brockway . . . 0 Bidqway . . . . . .34 Brockway . . . 13 Brookville . . . . . . .25 Brockway . . . 7 Clarion . . . . . . .20 Brockway . . .20 St. Marys ..... . . . . 14 Brockway . . .30 Beynoldsville . . . . . . 6 Brockway ............. . . .38 Emporium .............. . . . 0 Wonf4 Lost--4 Captain Nick points out to his sen ior classmates the strategy for the day Left to right-I. Martini, D. Bishop, N. Verne, M. Pointer, and C. Schutz. 5.Ql'Llb'L Donald Bishop John Martini Nick Verne Melvin Painter Charles Schutz 38 gfwiwzm Maxine Archibald and Marilyn Anderson. enior cheerleaders. practice a cheer. fhpmfmdafur Bubble 011211, 021211, Ubn, and 014011, No matter how dull the game or hopeless the cause the cheerleaders of our school never lagged in enthusiasm. These girls easily proved that many a game could be won by the intan- gible thing known as spirit. Their twofold aim was to create a feeling of good sportsmanship among fellow students and to cheer the colors of Brockway-Snyder to victory. The student body, in turn, entrusted its cheerleaders with the job of building both the players' and the spectators' morale into a powerful force which often helped to inspire our teams to victory. Under the direction of Miss Carnesale, this colorful group, proved to be a real asset as well as a credit to our school at all times. t 67 malumpxzxzfzct Left to right-D. Patton, M. Archibald, M. Anderson M. Rittenhouse, R. Calhoun, A. Elias, D. Steele needed masculine power. Come basketball season and a change ot uni- form. Their mascot, Cinders McNulty, furnishes the 'UN C31 A gp lad 'viii' L. Charles Schutz Nick Verne Melvin Painter .4 Brockway Opponent Brockway Opponent 31 ..... Clarion .... ..... 4 8 28 ..... Sykesville ......... 41 ' 24 ..... Ridqway .... . . . 31 34 ..... Clarion ..... . . . . 30 35 ..... Si. Marys .... .. . 51 46 ..... Falls Creek ........ 39' 37 ..... Ridqway .... . . . 43 37 ..... Sandy ...... .... 3 8' 31 ..... Si. Marys ... ... 49 41 ..... Summerville ....... 32' 29 ..... Siqel ........ . . . 27 39 ..... Curwensville ....... 29' 32 ..... Sandy ....... . . . 36' 39 ..... Reynoldsville ...... 37' 39 ..... Summerville ....... 29' 31 ..... Sykesville . . . . . . . 39' 46 ..... Curwensville ...... 51 ' 39 ..... Sigel .............. 34 41 ..... Reynoldsville ...... 22' 28 ..... Falls Creek ........ 29' ' League Games Won 9 Lost 11 Captain Mel rebounds against Sandy. 41 Rovers battle under boards. ' ll, Uafmllfy, berg, H. Calltwri, M. fiiss. HDILQJL gay. Umm, 112171, 75 ' Hamm, The Rover lay Vee squad, in the last two years, has compiled one of the most impressive records of any athletic team at Brockway. Wad- ing through all opposition the future varsity prospects smashed out thirty wins against nine lone defeats. After losing their first five this year, the boys roared through fifteen straight games without a blemish. The preceding year they had racked up twelve straight before being humbled. They went on to finish the year with a 15-5 record. The squad should supply the varsity with enough material for a couple of championship clubs in the near future. Seaman Qi, Hncoxwl Brockway Opponent Brockway Opponent 19 ..... Clarion . . . ..,.. 32 35 ..... Sykesville ....... . . 23 16 ..... Hidgway . . . .... 31 28 ..... Clarion ........ . . . 17 23 ..... St. Marys . . . .... 24 32 ..... Falls Creek .... . . . 22 33 ..... Ridgway . . . .... 60 40 ..... Sandy ......., . . . 24 17 ..... St. Marys . .. .... 31 23 ..... Summerville . .. .. . 9 27 ..... Sigel ....... .... l 2 42 ..... Curwensville . . . . . . 16 31 ..... Sandy ....... .... 1 7 43 ..... Reynoldsville ...... 21 40 ..... Summerville ....... 27 42 ..... Sykesville ..... .. 29 48 ..... Curwensville ....,.. 17 45 ..... Sigel .......... .. 18 40 ..... Reynoldsville ...... 26 52 ..... Falls Creek .... . . 27 Won 15 Lost 5 c5'aAlmilmlL Wianaqmm loraqame. Grecco, I. Bonavita, M. Sny 42 z6'a.4lmfbalL Left to right-l. Sereno, L. 1' mer, F. Freerner, P. Lyle, C. C r ham, Mr. McNulty, F. Bianco Anderson, P. Svhlernnir-r, 1. Ston Managers prepare equipment Left lo right-C. Kennedy, A T. Levis, P. Rittririlimise, 1. Pam LU'Llb!l, ' 1 Xtiin l.l1s11i Row 1. lei! to right- f A 1 1 s, ' 1 1 w ,. ,. 1-liivk, lt. l'11111::11, IX. l11111i-1111 l. l-.ittwn l11111s.1-, i, li11k11. 1 lXl11t1l11 l M n v lx l-ixwliis Row 2-I', 1 , . 1111.141 Y lvli. W1-1l1'11I, l, lX111it1111111, lx. .'1t1111, h. Vvlltst. niofz, jlwum, CUQZL Under the reins ot coach Robert Weitzel, the lunioi' High basketball squad tinished a twelve ganie schedule with a record of five wins and seven losses. The ltinior High teani conquered Reynoldsf ville and Falls Creek twice, and on the Ninth Avenue hardwood they upset a strong DuBois teain. 'l'l1eir losses were two each to Brookf ville, Sykesville, and Ridgway and one to l311Bois. The boys won their opener from Reynolds ville and then dropped their next tour betore jnuqh, Uppodbbfz flooding Polls Creek 43-l3. The biggest prize oi the season was the victory over DuBois when they clnbbed the Beavers 4027. Two of their closest garnes were with Reyf 'toldsville when they slipped by the Bulldogs twice by one point. This was only the second tinie that Brock- woyfSnyder entered into junior high coinpeti- tion but alregdy they have gained the respect of visiting teams. Seann 2, Hnmfzfl Brockway Opponent Brockway Opponent 127 ..... Reynoldsville ...... Zl ll ..... Reynoldsville ...... lU 8 ..... Brookville . . . . 37 l5 ..... Ridgway . .. ,. 28 l5 ..... Sykesville . . . 28 25 ..... Brookville . . . . 36 251 . . . .DuBois ... .. 32 16 ..... Sykesville . . .., 22 23 ..... Ridgway . . . . . 36 40 ..... DuBois ..... .. . 27 43 ..... Falls Creek . . . l3 21 ..... Falls Creek . .. . 6 Wort 5 Lost 7 on, 30411, gfwmfimdw- Left to right-C. li11v11iid, li. lltlll 111, V. lit-Stiritis, S. li11.gutt1 l kvliltlltl, L . V-1111111, I. Vvtliiltxtll 1 4 .thi Standing, left to right-Coach Weitzel, R. Petruzzi, D. Hirnes, T. Mancini, I. Paruso CManagerD. Kneeling-M. Painter, R. Galluzzi, N. Verne, and G. Franco. '7I1zw cgzuylzlrzn. faorkwaqb, jmck Jlopu, Track, which has been forced into the back- ground for many years in Brockway, is slowly finding its way back into the limelight. In the spring of 1950, Coach Robert Weitzel undertook the task of whipping into shape a track team. Because of the need for a cinder track and necessary equipment, the trackmen spent most of their time learning the fundamen- tals of track and field events. Last season the team was outfitted with new red uniforms with black numerals and dur- ing the latter part of the term a meet was sched- uled with DuBois. However, due to a lack of experience, the Rovers humbly bowed to their more seasoned foe. It was chalked up as a defeat in the record books but for the cinder grinders it was experience of the highest qual- ity. By the time track season rolls around again, the local thinclads should be ready to make their appearance in a fashion that will make other schools sit back and take notice. A nice hand-oft. A mighty heave. '1'hey're oH. H. J.. H.. owzal Lett to right- Miss Uiiiiivstilw, V. Cal hmm, I. Holt, D. Si'lilrvinmor, M. An dorson tTieas.l, A. tflias CSnu.l, H, Mor iison CVit'o-P1es.l, M. I. Curry CPres.l. Jim yfmc. gpmmm. mm The Girls' Athletic Association is one ot the more recent additions to the extra-curricular activities of the school. This group, comprised entirely ot girl sport lovers, was organized this year under the sponsorship ot Miss Carnesale, Girls' Physical Education director. The out- standing contribution ot this group was the pur- chase oi a complete set ot expensive hockey equipment. The council, acting as an executive com- mittee for the association, makes arrangements tor all intramural games. Another duty ot the group is to determine which girls are eligible to receive the various emblem awards. Points are given for participation in intramural games and all other athletic activities. ..r 4' 9, , W s FF' W. J Jlonpaicfm, The Brockway-Snyder Roverettes of l95l remained undefeated in their tour games. The first game was played with a faculty team. The girls exhibited excellent skill as they scored a 40-IU victory in what proved to be quite a farce. Next they encountered an undefeated Brady team. Showing class and form, the hoopsters overran them to the tune of 47-12. The alumni were their next victims. They were downed by a 32-lO count. Their last appearance was against Brook- ville High team. 'lhe girls romped to an easy 3412 victory, in each game the Roverettes, coached by Miss Carnesale, showed great promise tor a bigger and better season next year mia b'aAA1z.tbalL fl fi cw 1- . 1. i t, . attain, lVi ii T 515011. Miss Cami s if Row 2-R. Ctilhot ilVlLlI,i, A. tflia-s, h Ai lurosia, M. lhittt s I-Ulldlwlil, M. CTLIIIY l Morris, Ti. Mryvlllsi ff X R,,LiKX' ,ff M-Jft-4' ,.-, Q Q ns, if Q 1' ,Q ,, ,, Q JA s ' W1 mdW- W. - ML ' W K YM, ,V 0 YA ' 7ff 'i . Suki., . . 5 'fa N .,..- Q Q ., ,. L V i pl In ' ' 3 2 f v- ' X A H 'F 1 ' Nw 3 T a ft it 3 f 11+ MY: - 1 l,..!.v ,-... ia ..fMVA1iwf'w m ' - .f,, ., .. Q . A 'A x D 5 1 1 nr ' Q X -.N u I ' nii':'r 33i x W, .1 X Nl ' 9. l X, .Nfl ,xl Tm Q 3 I rn rx 'O I 'H-1!D'1r V. 'gs ? MW 41, l'llE , 1. . I. i. A x, .. . 1. , . A v ff My A in- Y . I 'R-U..- .. v X :mm D 5? S 'uv I ' is W ,A LL S f w bf W .M 7Am'3 fn Y 5 af T53 A f 1. 5 ' X gk fs 9' 1, F 3 if ,ff i -y , Iuniors lead the group sinqinq Freshmen make their debut as slaves. cfafuz. 6'lcum,aA, Hold Human. 58an.q,u.QL The lcitter port oi lost yeor held soniething Although rx treniendons iindeittzking, wo HGW fOr BTOCkWf1Y'SUYd9f LUUU Sludimls- Wllll hope thot this activity will he Continued 415: it the ccrpohle help ot our longuoge teocher, Miss McCorthy, the Ldtin proteges plonned o lorge hcinquet Complete with Ronion costunies ond ociting hohits. WGS one ol the rnost delightful exiierietives our ldnguoge students hctve ever hcid. Quniofm, Ffzmnni, Wiamony, Iam Witli the Corning ol Spring, the Clgss ot 'Sl the gynincisinni into the enchcniting tttniositlinnt tounsed their thoughts on the outstanding sooiol ot Memory Lone . event of the yeor, the lnnior-Senior Prom. lndeed, the Iuniors proved tlwiiiwlvtirn For days the oir wcis filled with excitement reody tor leadership by presenting fl nioinoiy cts the Iuniors diligently worked to reiuvenote which will long be renienihered. Dancing is a serious business. lust dancing. -18 Row 1-left to right-D. Steele, E. Roush, V. Calhoun, M. Anderson, A. Unsworth, I. Keister, L. Holt. Row 2-R. Galluzzi, S. Gallo, J. Britton, M. Painter, S. Pedace, N. Verne, P. Taylor. 'Ulm Qawnf' p!LQ6.QILfA. Queen, ' and, 20211, Thus far this has been a fast moving drama. lt may be difficult to remember all the things that happened during the year and even more difficult to remember the names and faces of all your friends. So during this intermission we have taken you back stage to meet several of our personalities. As time is limited and the drama must move on, we can only pause for a brief introduction. The Dawn proudly presents these seven beauties, who, chosen by the entire student body, reign as our outstanding examples of pulchritude. Jim, Suubfm, JEDILDJL jim 5 nf, 1907 At this point in our production, We pause to pay tribute to the stars of fifty years ago, the Class of l9Ol. These actors and actresses have Z3 fl!!! I ,EAIIIIIIIX ffllflll 'y' XA Aim!! . fl. A Wzllffl .'f,',,A17, .rywffl fffrzxfyy' :UM ' 1 1 ,7 f, W, made their mark in their own drama of life. To the remaining members of the class, We extend a most sincere Well done . Graduates Lubore et Auxilic Dei Prosperamusf' MYRTLE SMITH MYRTLE LYMAN ALICE ROGERS CORAL M. RUDOLPH ALVERDA MILLER ALICE L. FERMAN ZELLA M. DeVALLANCE ROSA M. NOFSKER GERTRUDE HARRIS CHAS. R. GRAYBILL ROSS W. CLAWGES FRED L. CHITESTER WENDELL M. AUGUST ROY B. WINKETT Colors: Purple and White . AN .Y 4, I O V . 1 . in 1-P -- ar I Q .. Q I : .,',3eH 1 M. W. . Wu,-. . Y ,, ,Iggy . ,, ggi , ' 'SSE QWNV ii - I .:2g52-,'g::,efg , 4,sgfA , SM 'f gb -ffsff - :Rik .5 ,r L , A ,K 45,1 ' L , f a J ,x , . ,,,,. v L,..:, J,,, ie - Y 1 Q. My ' -K? , ,M R km. ,P 1 A -sf!-5: V , an I .-kqgsaja ,Q , lg, A. ' A , -I I 1 . Q. W , ,,, , 4 Q V? Q .. , K , A. asf ,n5PW'f if -, A .w .Mg K Y, ,A , NK. :vi r f? tn l jr g 1 i x Q 4 Sf f 5, x ami' Q Hn. J i A wane, M-Qing, jun Q' 0 , --...-,. I r Axz T517 S n 'F ,ww '16 5 'X .ln lk f w,Mn sq , 'N li ..r, mum A444 I wx- 'W' ' id M-AS. fi fm. D CONWXND T Q3 CJ CD CD 1 C.: CJ CJ Q3 if F 1, It 3 Now snowme YW ACTWITIES fx RFORWXNCE n a I ' QD Q3 Q., CJ C C2 CD C IS 31041, l ,H 1 ,nm iiu l fl' Lal NOW SHOWING ' fx CLUBS V4 V '171uA1QcaL Cctpfxhly directed by our music supervisor, Mr. Willir,-ztit ltert, our chorus ond bdnd pdrticie prited in mciny outstanding programs ond out- side trctivities. Foremost omong these were the County Bond, County Chorus, District Bond, Dis tritrt Chorus, State Bond, rind State Chorus. The entire school is proud of the Woy in which our musicrxl groups have united to prof dupe reully fine music. This year has been I 'l7'l1uuc Qfpantnmnf, Mr. William Ilert supervises all music activities. Plfzamz, Www, unusuolly outstonding, due to the reorgonizo- tion crnd improvements of dll music groups cmd the resounding voices of our tirst mole glee club. Although the bond ond chorus require hdrd work coupled with ingenuity, they olso provide CI reloxotion from the dciily stroin ot studies. Yes, we truly hove on erticiently orgrmized music depdrtment and without it mony of our tglented young people would go unnoticed. DANCE BAND Dance Band peps up school parties. CONCERT BAND Concert Band entertains at different group meetings. 54 mm-fwqq. AML CLARINETS, FLUTES, AND SAXOPHONES HORNS AND BASSES How 1-lefi io right-M. Curry, I. Esposito, B. SL'CIIiI'ILlii, I. Left to right-M. Snydor, R. Wlwlpley, N. Tonipkins, S.C1.iiry Ilull, I'. Pvlvismx, I. Hysoixq, C. Viimm, I. Puiiulu, M. Four- P. Wiiidors, Ii. I'Ioo10n,F. SIQOIO, F. Fovks. shui, IX Muwwy, I. CIuuItoii. Row 2-C. Bovuiird, D. Bower, , .. ,,f. . Ii, LIIIVIU, C. Ixvith, If. Iwiiiim. TROMBONES AND BAHITONES TRUMPETS Leitlorighl-PI. Sliyiiwi, iVI.IVIC'IIiiSUI1, K. Fiiinvo, S. Moriison, P. TIiompS0n, I. Biitioii, M. Biss, L. FLIIIIIOT, L. Kiocili, F I. I.iv-uw, IQ. Criiit, If. SIiiiIIu1'. IVIOIIQII, L. VViIvox, P. Wcacwds, M. Copa K. AIWIKIIILIIIISOII, C Gmybiil, C. Duqim. PERCUSSION SECTION A. IUULISFIIPI, I. Thompson, R. Iciroivs, I. Levis, D. Svlilonmicir. Bcmdsmen exhibit excellent precision. 55 yp11.1.'51QQ. 51111, Row 1-leh to right-II. I1111111-, IU. II111 s1111, S. 1'11I:s1111 I'. II1111 1vi111, M. A111I111 S111, Y. :'111111111111. I. II1111Ii1111, M1. II1-11. I. 1'5111yI1I1 I-.I.1f'1111y. I. I'1::1111i, A. IfI111:s, C1zI111' 1111 II. I'1 111 '11, I'. M1'N111I. Row Z -1 ,C'l11111111,1'. II111111111, I'.121111111111,V12. i'111.1f1 1, If 1111131111111 I'. M1111is, II. I.11111I 1111: F'.I'1-11151111NM11I1I111111,I'.1l11lI11. II. L31'f1I11111111-1, M. Iv'1'11II:a, M, IIi111111I11111::1-, If. II111111, II. NVi111I11:s. Row 3-i1l.f'1111y, V. V11I1111 S. M1111i:s111, I'. lX111I111::1111, I. IIys1.11 1, M. I1.I'1.31v1111, N. 'I'1111111l1:111:a, A. I'I1I11'::1111, fl. 1'E1i111::1111, II. M1-I111II, I. C,I11II11 III1 I.I, II1111111:s, II, A111I11111:i11 II. 1311 11I1. . '7771xmL fhoizm, Row 1-II. I.11111111, I1. II11111111, i1.L'111Is1111, If II1,11.11.'111 IxI. !X111I111:11111, Y. A111111111111, '. II111I1111, I. 1'l11yI1II, M. IIIIIIY, I. II1s1 III .1'1. II1111, II C'11II1111111, II, I'111111'11, M'N111I. Row 2-V 421111111111 V. II11 111' 11 I'.1'3111:11111-,1l.l'111111I1, II. I11-S1111 1114 I'. I1.I:111:1, II. I.11111II11111, I'. I'111111::1111, A. 11.1111111111 I'. 1I1II11 I1. Il1'I1I1-1111111-1, IJ. '111 115, M. 1I1111111I11 111111, If, II111111111, I', .'.'111I1-1s1. Row 3+i1. L'1111y, 1'. V11I111-, 5? 1.f.111s- 11, I'. .-X111I111::1111, I. IIy::111111, M. I.I1-1.l1v1111 III. 'I'1111111I1:i11:: A. II11I11111s1111, E1.1'I1I1f1::111 I'.I1I--111111, I. 1l1II1111111I1, M. 541111-1:1 II.1'I.111I11s111,I1,I3111-I11. Row 4- I1.I1. I1111, N, V1111111, I. IV1111::11, M. t911y1I111, II. 'I'l.11115::1111, If II111I11111, I. If::1111::i111, I. I111111 II If. V1 111. Row 5--II. II1111v1-1, I, 'I'1'1111'1,, 113111111-1, II. IX1111111'rI. I'.1'1111111 1'I1I1, II. YW111111111, 12, I'11111111, II. UIIVI11 1.r1- 11 ..11. '1 III IILIIII, I1. I'1111111I11 111. Hoya' 5120, 6711112 How 1-IJ1. IZ111 I. I'11111::11, N. V1111111, .1'1. V311 11, II. If 1111111 I. 'I'111111'11, I. If::1111 :11111, II. I11 '::1111I1:, II. 47111111 , A. I,1-11::1'I111I, ll. P11111 I.II1.111111, II.II111111I11111. Row 2-M. fI11yI111, I' II11II11111, IA 1I11II11, II. I'-1cI:11 IT M111-1fI1, fl L111II11, I. II1i111111, II. M'I.11111.I111 IXI, II111r:1'I1I11i, I.. Ii1f111I1, II. 13.1II11:4z'1 E. I7-11 111 1i.1'11111.Row 3- I. 1 1:111f1s.1I1, M. II1fs::, II. L11-11111111, M. I'1111:11-1 II. II111111-11. I. I'111:s11111, II. II1-1 1111':1i, IT'I'1111111111z1111, II, I'C11II1y, II. V111-11' 11 111I11, If. SI11I1111 .1.i311111Ii1. Vada Calhoun and Barbara Miller pose for a final picture. QA. Pfwwble. '7ImwlQd, One of our groups which has grown stead- houn, who conducted all the drills, the qirls soon ily during the past several years is the Major- proved their ability to perform intricate ettes. These pepsters march with the band maneuvers. in all kinds of weather and are always willing Wiill their brisk' Snappy marching' the MG- to lend their assistance to any worthy Cause. jorettes have earned me Gpprovcl of both the Under the capable leadership of Vada Cal- students and townspeople. Left to right-F. Gallo, G, Marnati, M. Mt'Govern, H. Amlriositi V. Calhoun, B. Miller, E, Morris, I. Caravciolo, 5 'X 6D1'IA.QllUflfi01'L w 1 'left to riqht-li. flii-li 1 l l., zr'i:ii, li. Acliinns, l- . l.1..ii ltl. l,ui,ini, T. , llig lm Row 4ffl, l.. l-Intuit, li. l'lowvOi', ii fri. liirzz' A. l.t-iis1'lir'l lr raft, l'. lilil-iniint-I, l. iz, Row 5-l. St-ruin, l it ' l. l-l 1'll1'l, fl.CfTlii1' . Kl1lV !,Ci, bruno, fl, ii z l.f. lit fs 'lllI1l. JILL -JCL - 'M Hnmqmugm, Following an induction service when tliirty five girls were duly installed as members, tlie 'l'ii lli'Y of tlie Brockway-Snyder Higfi was re- activated. lvfernbersliip is given to all students of tlie lli-gilt Scliool wlio desire to unite their efforts in tl definite cause calling for liigli scliolarsliip, yiltysitfal efficiency, moral wortli, and lives of unsrolfisli service. Our slogan pure tliouglits, pure words, pure actions gives us our guiding principle. As an active Tri-Hi-Y, we try to incorporate tliese ideals into our everyday life liere at Broclcwaye Snyder Higli. Klub -,- w l ll1 'll1 l tl it-s.l, lVli. l.l :Hint-, l.. lilmilrvl, thrift im, ll. lie -I. lf- lli-y. Row 2-H. ,,, ,. X 1 . l' inf :ii 1, V. Ariiivr lv iff. it f'. f-ltfrvilrg ll. l. f' is ivif 1. Row 3- .znlin tl. liiiiviw, fl. V il: :yi ill il. Citillfi, , , 5:11 1, l., lliosatwri, Mg-aug-Q4, Row 1-left to right-ll. llyvlin ri 1, l. Kliliswn, l. lfiililinil, M Curry, fl. llwtriisriii tl ri-tri, Min: lfiiuiwi, li. flint--ii, li. iilixii li rd in ISM l. Row 3-l. lill- Il1II1,li.l.IIl29ill N. 'I'-rinyil-:ins I. fiyswni: ii M-zr::li1ll,il.t't1l ry, ll. lit vizizii lkl. lwl-riiiaztill ll. Stl-w :it l', lvliNi1l, li flfnti-lu, 'Maw 611111 QA, dchlw, A new club liad its birtli in Brockway Sny der Higli tliis year. Under tlie title of lunior Conservation Club, a large group of nature minded young men began an educational but very interesting work. Stocking fisli, feeding turkey, and inaking turkey slielterrs were only a few of tlio many tliings wliicli they acconiplislied. Mr. Pinao, tlieir adviser, worked side by side witli tlic members, For a group tliat liad its beginning only this year tliey liave done as mucli as any otlier organization. ll. Kit ili, tvl. X't'wfli:a lt. liiitzwii fi. Uzllzwtxil. Row Z-l,l-liiazti-1 CTI'-ii:1.l, l'. ldliwiiis l. llillliill l. Grill twill: 13. Vliittmzt--I, lf lulfiiiirs A. l-it-l -'itat Il, li. l.llllil lit ri: tVi f- l'i' :a.J, lvl. liiitt'-is lit. llitti n, Li. Vit' 1, li. ll-ill, I lib Sid!! Le to right-Miss Gautier, P. U1 llllih 1, M. Nivhals, A. Mad ali na I. hiaylnll, I, lvlaitnn, l 4 wivk, M. Kfiniy, F. Bana- viti 17 Kiaih 1 . LY: ' 9 The Library Stati, one oi the niost iinportant school organizations, is coinposed of ten rneinf bers oi the senior class. The duties ot the statt ineinbers are inany and varied. ln addition to checkinq out books and returning thein to the shelves, everything possible is done to help students select qood books and to help thein find correct reference inaterials. It is a pleasure for the student librarians to co-operate with their faculty adviser, Miss Gauqer, in making the library a pleasant place to visit. Siudmf, Mmm, dmc Helpful The seven pleasant student nurses of our hiqh school rate a round oi applause for the caretul and capable services which they pei- iorin. Since Mrs. Kelley, our school nurse, has inore Work than she can possibly do alone, it is necessary to have a few understanding Willinq airls help her with the ininor aches and pains oi our students. Although very little is said about this worthy orqanization, its job is ot vital iinpor- tance to the BrockwayfSnyder Hiah School. and ' 'Q Wlufmm jfudanf, Y Left to right-S. Smith I i W Snplwmom Hump, L. Le!! to right-M. ll.1s'l1i11i, li. l11,'111111, VM. Nil lifwls, Miss llll 111111l1 A lf 118 li I C A111i-11121111 l l1 t I1 A6'oy.4,' Klub 97'ZaleA, Juan, Qnmmhlr, Not only did the junior boys tdke port in the nowly organized Home Ec. Clubs but olso the soplioniores, These boys were instructed in sewing ond sociol etiquette, Tailoring' jounty, corduroy jdckets f111d inoking doshing sport shirts corn- posed their first semester interests. Tl1o lotter port of the yeor wos spent in leorning the fundcnnentols of courtesy. Along with this they leornecl the proper woy to set lfIlWlQ5 ond serve rneols. Qur 111c1sculinity proved itself copdble, this yeor, ol the strenuous drt of housekeeping. J2.rru211l11Zq, Uunfuuhalnm, 5. .E The old supposition thot lio1ne111c1kinq should be left to the girls crnd the girls olone hos been dispelled this yeor in BTOCkWC1YfSI'lYCiPT High. Of this loct, the boys ore quite proud. Concentroting on proper boking methods hos been the project of the junior Boys' Home Economics Club. ln this club they olso liovo lecrrned the c1rt of setting the toble ond the etif quette ot sociol life. These boys hoive discovered thot the c1rt of housekeeping is not necessorily just F1 WOITICINIS job. 'T' 'H 43015, Verne, F. M11fi11lw1111. Jlomn, L Leh to right-l'. l 11w 111 1 I Trunio, H. Po li lll 1 ll lVl1.'lVlinn, H. Woisnt-1, ll lvl II tino, Miss VV11111l111111l1 T gnduaffukzl Left Anti l.t111l1-ull, V. Olson, l. lltlltllllwt Mr, .-lntntlt-I. l. Van Nonntrn, lw. lvfottison, . lltnt, lkl VM-ll... l . .-lnltlt, l. ll:itlIt'lllVli. to right-l'. ltontrvittx lXl jllfllful, Zfnnmnmlrnfm, 'Wlalm PJ: ' A background for tlie potential lioinonialcers of our scliool is niade possible by tliis Iunior Girls' Home Ec. Club wliicli was organized for lliose girls Wlio are interested in Horne Econ' ornics. Tliis year tlie girls liave engaged tlienie selves in delicate liandworlc sucli as glass paint ing and textile work. Tlie nialcing of personal clotliing and cooking were also aniong tlteir endeavors. Many of our young girls liave profited by tlie Horne Econoniics Clubs wliicli liave greatly expanded and liave enveloped tlie rnasculine sox. jmubm Hbzlaf gm Qttqtit Zen tt Hzbldf mn, r,. Klub Row l-left to right-eb. Muni son, G. Cluiulla, B. Franco, S. flolt, B, Ryden, D. Morris. Row 2-I. Gtillweatli, S. Pitei, Miss VVan1ltaual1, ll, lVlt'l1aIl. D. Alvialtainson, B. Lundberg, l, Patton, fl, lvloiiis, S. Cltittc'-starr, F. Houslt. 5-.Ql'Llb'1A, fxhilzif. Hood C012 A group of anibitious young girls wlio were anxious to know tlie fundamentals of repairing and building liave fornied a new and different organization. Under tlie patient guidance of Mr. Lee Sliaffer, tlte girls liave found niucli to occupy tlieir liands and ininds. 'Vlieir first endeavor was a beautiful tray inade froin an old picture franie. Next carrie niiniature cedar cliests wliicli were really rnusic boxes. Lanips and footstools were tlieir final pro- iectg tlie latter, a very difficult undertaking, was definitely successful. h xii Playing an important role in the field of art The future carpenters and contractors of 9 dzmifukzl, Row 1-left to right-H. T11111s- ' 1 I' A1 111i11i tino iv I-1. l'f1t111L'.'i, I. C'-:111esf1le, F. I1-11111-1, It. M1-I.1111-1l1l111, I.. Illiw 11, I.. Ifif-stt111, I. IIIIIIHTIJ, I.P11-11111,ty71.tSl111tt111.Row 2- f.l111!1-1111 I V11111r1 I MKII llltl, lu. Ii11111ly, lvl. IIIIIIIIIS, I1. I Vin-111l11y, I. tVI111I11lr111t1, I . ly' II11111 I1 VV 1141 It ,tw Iwllw QS . Dali' .9 ML Klub Row 1-leh to right-P. Dc Santis, S. Chittester, G. Curul la, D. Patton, R. Miller, S. Holt G. Starr, A. Elias, P, Morris D. NVinders, R. Ccillioun, F Ferrcrro, I. Keister, I. Iordnn B. Franco, I. Pisoni, B. Lund berq, Mr. Shaffer. Row 2-I Galbreath, D. Abrahf1111son, P Mehall, B. Ryden, I. Patton S. Pifer, P. Weisner, D. Morey I.. Sclmtz, D. Starr, I. Town, D Morris, M. Butters. 513116, fnjvy. Qfnodrvdzklhq. 46'oyA, jawn, Hxzpabr. 'Unit is the newly organized Iunior Girls' Industrial Arts Club. Tl1ese girls, under the sponsorship of Mr. Lee Shaffer, quickly gained skill in wood- working as they mixed Work with play. Meeting during activity period, the wood- workers learned the amount of tedious work- 111r1nsl1ip and patience which it takes to produce valuable products. The appearance of 111usical wood boxes wus only one of the many things which gave these girls a feeling of anticipation toward a bigger and better future i11 woodworking. Bvym' 111 , ll. M111 , . w , . - , , . VIS 'H . 62 Brockway-Snyder formed an interesting and ambitious group known as the Mr. Fix-its. The boys who participated in this club enjoyed it immensely. Repairing broken doors, ladders, book- cases, steps and other essentials was only a small part of the large job they did. In addition to the many feats of reparation, there were also special projects which included cedar chests, footstools, gun cases, and radio cabinets. All these worthwhile things were done under the careful supervision of our Industrial Arts in- structor, Mr. Lee Shaffer. Row vit-I, flllt-: tVii't Tim! Row Wt.-tl liim :si-i, Row tt. tl I., lt l-lei! to riqht-ff ltuiitx ll. Aimaiiini, V, Q .illiiitiir t Miss limi-lm-y, fi. Miller lli-i::.t, l, llifwtii tileit ::.l, l', lit-valy li. Liiiiikosky, 2- l, Ctiliitwitilo, M, t-vi-in, Ll, Main-iti, li. -wi, ff. Maiiis, li, Aiiiliiw lt. l,iiiitlli-mi, li. Millet. 3-l. Vlflittlpliiy, li. fiye, titt l MN il l L lln olt, lx, Moiiissoii. wbilefwl Klub i , . i i,.i-i',..ti, jw1J1loJm, Ffwnwia 9DDd1U1ZL This past year the Twirlers advanced steadf ily toward their goal of becoming one of the mast active social groups in our school. Each member worked hard to further tier aim ot friendship with all. Like all self-supporting organizations the Twirlers' Club had many money raising pro- jects suvli as the selling of refreshments to the himary football fans, After football season the girls eagerly took part in the initiation of new members. All the members greatly appreciated the leadership of their adviser, Miss Hockey. 5 41. 5. awww, Schaoi Spbul Be a friend and make friends could easily become the motto of this active organization. Those fine words clearly signify the airn and purpose of this social club. The C. L. S. Club, composed of all the cheer- leaders, honorary members, and their adviser, Miss Carnesale, held many informal discus- sions and parties. The biggest project of the year was the preparation and selling of refresh- ments to sport fans. Because of their wonderful spirit of co- operation and good sportsmanship, the club has become a fine tribute to our school. Club 5 WS. Row 1-left to right- ton, l. loidtm tTifwi.1.l, M dersan tPi'es.J, Miss Faint il R. Calhoun tS41i'.l, A lhi tVii'e-Pivsl, M, Ai 'hilald I Keistei. Row 2-P. Mt It ill M Rittenliousi-, T, llilem in M Kioh, I. MrMvvkiii, IU ti r lf S. R011Olll, l,tu'lCWrvritl umm, W Row l-Lelt to right-C. Srhutv, N, Vmn:-, lVl, Painter, I. Martini, R. Petruzzi, Fl. Gal luzii. How 2-A. Foiwrdori, G. Franco, I. Trunzo, C. Lundberg, Mr. McNulty, W. Bundy, D. Martino, T. Mancini, F, Free mer. Uafuulq, '26 ' 'Wlalm.4, FJLUQJLQAA, The activities ot the year for the Varsity began with the admission ot eleven deserv- ing athletes and two honorary members. Durf ing the three days ot initiation, the members of the student body were amused by the comic garb and antics of the incoming lettermen. MBU Under the supervision ot Mr. McNulty, the boys traveled to Pittsburgh and witnessed the Miami-Pitt football game. To show their appreciation to the senior members for their sportsmanship, the club pre- sented them with the traditional black sweaters. www. .QHILQJIQAL glows Having been in existence for two years, Driver Education has proved a valuable asset to the student body. Under the careful obser- vation ot Mr. McNulty, the students are given tirst hand experience plus class room instruc- tion in driving. Following the specifications required by the State, the students take the driving examination under the direction ot the State Police. As has been their custom, the Schneider- Brockway Motors donated to the school a new Chevrolet tor the use of instructing the pupils. Union excursion. 64 ,fdwfizm I. Keister, Mr. McNulty D. Abrahamson. and P Mehall are off on another M. Curry Nice-Pres.i, M. Painter lPres.J and D. Armcxnini lSec.-'I'reus.J preside at G business meeting. nwwh, Sand Joni Paclcaqm. Jn Deserving places of distinction in our school are the Student Councils. The organizations, formed to create closer co-operation between the faculty and the student body, serve to de- velop in the students a greater appreciation oi membership in a democracy by actively par- ticipating in such a form of student government. Working together, the councils conducted the March of Dimes Drive. The combined Sen- ior High Councils oi l95U and 1951 purchased a water cooler. This year's group raised money SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row l-lei! to right-C. Andvrsoii, I. Pisoni, R. Petruzzi, Mr. Zoftuto, H. Galumri, L. Holt, M. Kroli w 2-D. Arniaiiini, M. Painter, M. Ctiriy, P. Cietiaiio, which has been used to buy food packages for seven war devastated countries. As has been the custom, they also conducted the May Queen election and made all the necessary arrange- ments for the crowning. Because of the fine work accomplished by these groups advised by Mr. Zoituto and Mr. L. Shatter, we can easily say our Student Coun- cils have demonstrated their tine ability to handle student problems in a democratic way. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1-left io right-D, Gregario, l. Leliner, S. Ambrosia I. Patton, Mr. Shaffer. Row 2-L. Foeks, P. Rittenhouse, I. Bell. How 1-left to right-Miss Gauger, A. Grecco, I. Smith, S. Pedace, Y. Amitrone, I. Harding. Row 2-K. Morrison, M. Snyder, L. Fiddler, l. Fremer, R. Siple, D. Bishop, D. Schlemmer, P. Ruftner, B. Adams, I. Martini, W. Bundy, I. Gallo, E. Shatter, E. Holt, C. Lundberg, D. Batson, R. Richards. Jhllalzlf, The Senior Class, under the direction of Miss Gauger, presented a rollicking mystery- cornedy entitled Arsenic and Old Lace by loseph Kesselring on the sixteenth of February. Two sweet old maids, Abby and Martha Brewster Clean Harding and Yola Amitronel just can't keep away from treating their elderly gen- tlemen boarders to wine in which they have put arsenic. Because of their generosity in the com- munity, the blame falls upon their nephew, ec- centric Teddy Brewster CRichard Adamsl, who believes himself to be Theodore Roosevelt. His brother, Mortimer Brewster lPhillip Ruffnerl, a very sane and stable young man, decides to marry, choosing as his bride, Elaine Harper lDorothy Schlemmerl, who is none other than the daughter of the minister CKenneth Morriggnj, Mortimer, happy over his coming marriage, discovers a dead body in the window seat of Lace. sters. Leit-Miss Gauger directs Arsenic and Old Right-lean Harding and Yola Amitrone, adorned in their Victorian costumes, portray spin- 'dmt 011 lam his aunts' home. To prevent further disaster, he rescues a prospective boarder flames Brittonl from the clutches of his aunts. He, then imme- diately makes preparation to send Teddy to Happy Dale, a sanitarium, of which Mr. Wither- spoon CMarvin Snyderl is superintendent. ln the midst of the confusion Ionathan Brewster CSamuel Pedacel, the black sheep of the family, returns home bringing with him his private plastic surgeon, Dr. Hermann Einstein flames Smithl. To graciously greet them are the police officers lClair Lundberg, Robert Rich- ards, Donald Batson, and Edward Holtl. The play reaches its height when lonathan unwillingly submits himself to the police and Abby and Martha, refusing to be separated from Teddy, prepare to spend the remainder of their lives at Happy Dale. I pulled out my gun and says. 'Come ln'! Slqnlnq up for the booby-hutch. We have nolhlnq lo report, Colonel. You musn'l do thai. Mr. President! Whal's golnq on down here? THE CREW BEHIND THE SCENES Lol! lo rlqhl-I. Mclvleekin, R. Starr, D Bulson, L. Guy, S. Young, P. Kovul, I Murlini, C. Louqlmmun, E. Lindemutlx, P Williams, ll. Binmvo, D. Kroulm, P. Upliu qor, A. Mcxdulcnu. 6 7 HE BUZ 1 A F! 4 S 1 I I Sill 1 SH I x A mv ma. xnxx- STAFF NI IT I Im I ll I! I RY' ll n ,f,., 4'.n.. -i I1 mil :ww r' uw V.- Wim' Y-ru .1 d:rv'v - :- mln. nv xx,1,.1 'ua 'I wk .:, mlm! . 5-.lui x.. fi IM . A 1 tn .Uni M YHA Ilan' Hn- in . .I xll 1 1 1,4 '1 x-tux-an mug 'AI' ' -1-W1 V11 'LUN X ?.!.nrfm1 r .vw 1' L .,. . ,..vl mm ' ' 'Wil 3:11. H E BUZZER 'srd'?Ul'1 ru Illhlllhts will soon :urn 4lfv!buII. Thn' local hard- .x xl' :nun bv in good use as I R1vNult',' nvpens his I-hird . N hmd much. 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H K'-41- H 1-1 H vu: Kr-n'n-Lh Hi-I,Ill1Il.l'l lupm 1.. , W... . 1-mi Uf .J xg. Swv Km' M -msmx, SLNIOR5 I nm ax S:-m-yr ul the Brock- way-Snydvl' High Schfvol. What za Im-lime' I :un :rt n vw-ry urillcul stugv nf my hh- 1'll won be la-,mmf Iln- sm-l'vr ur my home :unrl Lnmlly and will bf' mnbark- lmx rm .x ::.mvl' uf my own. I nuns: umkv Yin' num of thls year, Y:--:. I mm! rum- fun Lhts year as gn lx-011-wgvr Ill bl' il ymmg mm .nut vrylng Q.: cunqxwr the w. rid xmn! 1 musl have- my goal -xmblzmvd I must be uhh- lu1'flIlIul'nx ur its rigid rules and ulunu-fi pntlwmyh Alas Islt n lhls study lull, my wurld. my 4' IhI4'h'lll'l' lu-mm. In slxzuw And rumblv 'l'h1'x-' in fr-rnl, of ml! '.1v.- :x Sq-nm-1, ion Is hu- llvmgz up Q., my 1-xp clntmns ol an Senior? IL' mx wlth um 1-yo on the .study hull l11.u'h1'r and Lhf- other .m an bn nr mmuhlv l-hat he can mxmuumlly unobserved. ha- wasting his time and tha- 1. m of mln-xx? 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Ami in vlxv if-a-lm' Why :.11Uld5 up fmnf Um- vknsx mdivislblv W.ll1 hfvnmwurk and L iw fourth ly-rurd vlasw f'i'11U'1l A - lilly NIINIU, 2.1.11 -xr-Llos Bzxrmnra Rn v A:11h:'1sl.u, P1 guy cz n. J DLLHIII'f,'1ll'ill'C'll1lLl. un .4 Liallu Jean I-Izmllnu in .x rvmlmtlon of u sul! shv v..xs nmnilmz I worked hard and fasted on lt.. 'UM Buggiefzf' 42 Oni npwsptippr, The Bnzzerw plciyed d ftlktiilllltwlll role ln student lite. Under the super-V vision ol Mr. Httrhocli, the poper was written rind edited hy The Bnzizerw stdft. 'Vo prodiitfo ci superior school poper wcis the lOIxUlllOSl klliil ot the Competent stdti ot re- portolzs, vohnnnists, ond on editor who coni- lilnod hours ot lttttll work with o love tor wrltlnq to trot tho pcipol' to pross. Tho Bnzzer- provided on opportunity tor tho prosonttition ot news ol both qenerol ond spetiilil COIICUVII tor the student body. Usinq ex- tfvllont news vovortiqe, wider use of stlinulotinq lUlIll1I'O stories, rind live editoriols, The Buzzeru , zrttrocted ond heightened student interest ln the publication. The newspoper presontod ClL1l.5I1ftWi'3, fiotivl ties, othletics, personals, ohnnni nows, ond other iteins ot interest. As ci specictl ieotnre, The Buzzeru presented Controversiril S11l'tl0C.'lI1 in terrns ot viewpoints ot both the students find rnernbers ot the tooiilty in on Llll9IIit7l to pro vide better Co-oporcition hetweon tho two groups. The publication ot the school newsptipor wds financed throuqh the ctlloccitlon ol inonoy from the octivity tund ond wds distrihnted treo of Chorqe to nieinhers ot the tcienlty find fill stil dents hovlnq octlvlty tickets. previous edition. w - l ,M-X . .. , V tinal copy. The Buzzer reporters review cx Row l-left to right-lf Militia I' Al itllixllltlilttl, l. Mi h ill, K. 4.121-!lll Row 2-lt. liltzitillo Cf l.tlIltll tl Y .Aliillikilltt l, Clltzyltlll, l'. l'ltt'l ll ttllttt-sttfl Mi. ll nt ,it ll, I , h It wit: li. hydoll, I. lttillil- ruth, l. llyihlii i l ht tml., K, Alltliiilllll h, l.t1lll11'L'1 The Buzzer columnists check their Row 1-left to right-li. litptt, lt lst- th I, lltnttintz, M, Ni.-zllilfa, I, lt Iililll Row 2-M. lwtiint-tl, M. l't1IIY, A M l ti llnti, lw.lNi'l1lm'II1ittl'I, Ml, ll ill it ll jim, The Dawn Stuff goes over plan: for the openinq of the curtain. Row 1-left to right-Y. Amitrone, Mrs. N. Marshall, P. Gregario, Miss Long- well, P. Ruffner. Row 2-I. Graybill, M. Painter, I. Paru- so, M. Curry, N, Verne. 'Um mmm sing mwmri. The Dawn is produced annually to bring you, students and faculty of Brockway-Snyder High School, a combined photograph album and biography of the school year. Naturally there were times when the staff found that their problems seemed insurmount- able and the future unpredictable. lt was through the wise council of the faculty advisers that we found the right path. We are truly grateful to Miss C. Longwell, Mrs. N. Marshall, and Mr. Hysong, for their fine direction, perse- verance, and loyalty they extended to us as they worked unceasingly to make The Dawn a success. We consider ourselves especially fortunate to have had such wise and sincere backing. The yearbook staff was headed by Mary lane Curry and loan Graybill who attended to the planning of the yearbook and the execution of these plans. lohn Paruso capably took care of the problems to be encountered as business manager. Phillip Ruffner was in charge of the photography. Nick Verne, Melvin Painter, iiixa ,,. .. Rain. snow, or shine, The Dawn lollcl- tors exhibit excellenl sulesmanship. Row 1-A. Unsworth, A. Grecco, P. Gregorio, S. Pedace, I. McMeekin, I. Paruso. Row 2-E. Shaffer, N. Verne, Y. Amitrone, P. Koval, M. Painter, l. Gallo, M. Snyder. How 3-B, Miller, M. Anderson, V. Calhoun, I. Graybill, M. Curry. their yearbook duties to look over various copper toolings. Dawn, Co-editors, Ioan Graybill and Mary lane Curry. work diligently to meet their deadlines. Tai? 'R' l mmm UL jim, Qjnafz, Yola Aniitrone, and Pauline Greqario nianaqed the art, sports, editorial, and secretarial depart- ments, respectively. Numerous other members ol the Senior Class ottered their service as solici- tors and typists. This, therefore, completes the analysis ot Tho l95l Dawn. Many lonq hours were devoted to construct- ing and publishing this yearbook. We present this edition, not in the expectation that it will be mentioned tor excellence by professional judges, but rather with the desire that it will be valuable to you, the student body. lt in the years to come, you are pleased with the mein- ories that a picture or write-up returns, We, the editors and staff, will consider our annual a job well done. Nick Verne and Mrs. N. Marshall take a moment from Senior commercial girls offer their asssitance as The Dawn typists Row l-left to right-P. Greqario, L. Guy, I, Harry, Row 2-B. Gankcslcy M Wells, D. Arrnanini, and B. Morrison. B.S.H.S. VY jY !X,AA.'2gv it f'NfNf'XC'X Q At this point in our production we flash the familiar THE END . But the greatest drama of all, the Drama of Life, has no end -only a beginning and a continuous action. This is the beginning ot a new lite that has been made more complete because the actors and actresses in this play, having been trained, are better able to assume their roles in the Drama ot Life. If, in the years to come, you can experience an incentive to meet lite's challenges by recall- ing the three acts We have presented, we, the Class of 1951, will teel fully rewarded tor our efforts in having given to you 'Ulm Qawnf' ng 7957. The play is done: the curtain drops. slow falling to the prompter's bell: A moment yet the actors stop. and look around to say farewell. -W. M. Thackeray 72 ' V4 Nlseir nz Dr. McGovern Alfred Iiamachello Arthur V. Bassetti George Handte Dr. A. P. Yingling Mrs. Amitrone Paul Guighello Chicko Mancini lack Nolan Lawrence Salvetto La Verne Snyder Anthony Petruzzi Floyd Fustine Boyd Taylor Peg King Dr. C. L. Rossi Mrs. Carmella Emory Borger Nelson's Iewelry Simmons' Esso Station Don's Dairy P BROCKWAY Dr. A. E. Devlin I. R. McMinn Bill Iohnson H. R. Adams W. I. Womeldorf Mrs. Tony Gallo Mrs. Harry Skelton Henry Salizzoni Mrs. Ethel Kearney Nick Iiamachello Robert Serafini D. V. 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MATILDA NO. 1868 ORDINE FIGLI D'ITALIA OF AMERICA BROCKWAY, PA. Mr. Harbcxch Compliments of VARSITY B R. Galluzzi F. Freerner C. Lundberg D. Martino I. Martini A. Foradori M. Painter R. Petruzzi C. Schutz G. Franco N. Verne T. Mancini I. Trunzo I. Bonavita Mr. McNulty Compliments of C. L. S. CLUB M. Anderson M. Archibald D. Steele R. Calhoun I. McMeekin A. Elias I. Iordan D. Patton I. Keister P. Mehall M. Kroah I. Lockwood I. Hileman S. Regotti Miss Carnesale Compliments of the TWIRLERS' CLUB V. Calhoun B. Miller D. Armanini P. Koval F. Bonavita B. Gankosky R. Ambrosia G. Marnati E. Morris M. McGovern I. Pisoni B. Lundberg R. Miller B. Franco F. Gallo I. Caracciolo D. Stott I. Whelpley B. Pye P. McNeil M. Karaffa L. Holt K. Morrison Miss Rockey Compliments of G. A. A. CCUNCIL M. Curry V. Calhoun B. Morrison A. Elias M. Anderson I. Holt D. Schlemmer Miss Carnesale Mr. McNulty A LITTLE MONEY is enough-if wisely spentg TOO much-if Compliments expended foolishly. of DuBois Clearing House Association Ross H. Pentz The DuBois Deposit National Bank The Union Banking 6. Trust Company Compliments of Oliver T. Korb 8: Sons B an G C1 ou gh! S Cemetery Memorials Florists Phone 1095 DUBOIS PENNA. DUBOIS PENNA 87 Compliments of Beaver Meadow Creamery, Inc. DUBOIS PENNA. Always Ask For ROYAL CROWN COLA The Cola that's Best by Taste Test also UPPER 10 PAR-T-PAK 32 oz. Flavors Nehi Beverages Nehi Bottling Company Division DAMUS BROS. CO.. INC. DUBOIS PENNA. Compliments of PITTSBURGH DUBOIS DIVISION Rockwell Mfg. Co. Compliments of The Olde-Tyme Bakery RIDGWAY, PA. Complimen I THE NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKVILLE BROOKVILLE PA BROOKVILLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Th P 1 B k M b F d ID I C t Compliments of C D1 of UNITED NATURAL GAS JEFFERSON ELECTRIC Com CORPORATION of BROOKVILLE PENNA YOUNG MENS GENERAL ELECTRIC SHOP APPLIANCES Mr. Pinqe DuBOi P Ph 6208 Visit Blakes' Hardware by the bridge BROOKVILLE PENNA. GENERAL HARDWARE SUPPLIES Agency for Heatilators and Other Fireplace Equipment Compliments of I-L Ferraro 8: Company BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of Fulton Chevrolet Co. Sales 6. Service BROOKVILLE PENNA. We Never Forget a Customer Lakes-to-Sea Motor Co. BUICK PONTIAC Phone 600 BROOKVILLE PENNA Compliments of DR. S. F. PRESTO Compliments of DR. LORENZO Miss Rockey Compliments of DR. DeVIT'1'ORIO Compliments of CARLSON FUNERAL HOME Phone 5732 Brockway, Pa. Compliments of H. I. MORRISON ESTATE Compliments of ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE IAMES R. LOGUE Agent Phone 5504 Brockway, Pa. Compliments of B. P. MCMACKIN INSURANCE 456 Main St. Brockway, P Compliments Brockway Business and Professional Woman's Club Miss McCarthy Compliments ot S. REGOTTI Compliments of BROCKWAY DRUG CO Prescriptions - A Sodos A Real Drug Store Compliments of NEAL BUCKLEY Compliments of GENE'S BARBER AND BEAUTY STUDIO 1562 Moin Street Phone 6464 Brockway, Compliments ot ANGEI.O'S ELECTRIC At The Bridge Brockwoy Penno Po. PARIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Monufocturers of Stoinless Steel Metotl Equipment ond Wood Specialties Brockwoy Penno Compliments ot BROCKWAY LIGHT. HEAT AND POWER CO. Compliments of HUMPHREYS FURNITURE G APPLIANCES GEORGE R. CURRY Modern Record Department Ieweler Main Street Brockway Brockway Penna Compliments of Compliments ot BROCKWAY HARDWARE HI HAT DAIRY Brockway Penna Compliments of Compliments of YANNI'S VARIETY STORE CITY RESTAURANT Brockway Penna. Brockway Penna. Compliments of Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE R. L. SNYDER E. AND E. RESTAURANT Quality - Service Brockway Penna. Right Prices 93 Compliments of IOHN L. POYER and IOSEPH P. MARUCA Dealers for GUNNISON HOMES Compliments of ROSS L. FERRARO Dealer for SCOTT HOMES Compliments of THE NUGENT MINING COMPANY Compliments of LORAIN KNIGHT Bituminous Coal Crenshaw, Pa. Phone 5605 Compliments of IOSEPH PISONI Compliments of THE FRANK LAVELLA STORE Compliments of ROCKY GRILL Compliments of SMITH'S GROCERY and SERVICE STATION Crenshaw, Pa. Phone 5154 Lanes Mills Penna. Brockway Penna. Compliments ot KEITH BROTHERS Mrs. Von Marshall Compliments of Compliments of MONTRESORS MARKET TOMMY BAKA Quick Service Meats and Groceries Phone 4775 Free Parkinq Trade at Tommy's Compliments of Compliments of MARTINUS MARKET scHLx:MMER's MARKET Complete Selfservice Quality Meats :S Groceries E. Main St. Brockway, Pa. Bmckwqyl PG. Phone 3805 YOUNGDAI-IL'S KEYSTONE , Compliments of DAIRY HOOVER'S MARKET Golden Guernsey Milk Brockport, Pa. Phone 5099 Brockport Perma' 95 Compliments of MOBILE SERVICE N AVA SERVICE STATION East Main St. Dial -1535 Gas Mobilubrication Oil RECAPPING Compliments oi GANKOSKY'S Gas Lubrication Washing THE IOHNS GARAGE BTOCICWCXYI PG- Brockway, Pa. Phone 3943 IOHN VERNE YoUNGDAHL's Your DODGE PLYMOUTH Mercury Sales and Service Norge Sunoco Brockway Penna. Dealer Compliments of BONNIE'S SERVICE STATION Brockway, Pa. MARSHALL BROTHERS Kendall Products Electric Capping Phone 3164 Q Compliments DELANEY HARDWARE DuBois, Pa. Mr. Miller L A. KOHLHEPP SONS Building Supplies Concrete Blocks Ready Mixed Concrete 650 DuBois St. Phone 520 DuBois, Pa. Best Wishes from WILSON'S BAKERIES DuBois Penna. For Your Armstrong Floor Coverings See KRUK FLOOR COVERING CO. 201 DuBois St. Phone 2379 DuBois, Pa. Compliments of IEFFERS ELECTRONICS, INC. DuBois, Pa. DUBOIS ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY Manufacturers of DuBois Storage Batteries DuBois Penna. RISHELL GARAGE BUICK SALES DuBois Penna. BURNS MOTOR SALES There's a new FORD in your future Sales Service DuBois, Pa. GUS KORB. INC. Men's Wear Priced Fair Compliments of WEAVERS INCORPORATED 235 West Long Avenue DuBois, Pa. DuBois, Pa, LEONARDSON'S 100 North Brady Street Phone 405 DuBois, P In DUBOIS It's TROUTMAN 'S Compliments of CON ALLEN SHOE STORE DuBois, Penna. DUBOIS BUSINESS COLLEGE DuBois, Pa. Courses in all Commercial Subjects Catalog on Request BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Shoes and Hosiery for all the Family 3 West Long Avenue DuBois, Pa Compliments of ZAPPIA'S BAKERY DuBois, Pa. Mr. Fldih Compliments .of SPARKLE LAUNDRY CO. 222 North Brady St. Phone 557 DuBois Penna. Compliments of MRS. GEORGE E. SMITH Cut Flowers, Corsaqes, Weddings Funeral Flowers lll South Main St. DuBois Penna Compliments of GUTHRIES DRY CLEANERS Compliments of FISH DRY CLEANERS DuBois Penna. DuBOiS PGHHCI- 4 BEAVER MEADOW BAKERY Compliments of Bakers of BIG BEAVER BREAD DUBOIS DAIRY COMPANY DuBois Penne Compliments of VALEN'I'INE STEAK HOUSE CThe House of Courtesyl 100 S. Brady St. DuBois Penna. Compliments of NELSON MILLING 6- WAREHOUSE CO. Dealers in Portage 6: Ohio Feeds Mother Hubbard Flour White House Coffee DuBois Penna. C 1' t t Omp lmen S O Compliments of STEINBERG STUDIO RIVERSIDE MARKET DuBois Penna DuBois Perma. ' IAMES R. NEWCOMER CENTRAL JEWELRY AND Watch cmd Iewelry Repairing Bulova and Elgin Watches Lane Cedar Chests Phone 18341 143 West Long Avenue DuBois, Perma. DuBois perma GLAD ISLE Compliments of Congratulations MACCANI HOTEL to the Brockport Penna Graduates Compliments Compliments of of W. H. CUNNINGHAM Ann's SERVICE STATION Res,au,a,,, Brockway, Penna. R. D. :til Brockport, PQ. Route 28 Miss Sheley L l 1 100 LAUDER'S X-ray Shoe Fitters Ridgway Penna. C L I F F E ' S Ridgway Perma KEYSTONE HARDWARE Hardware, Sporting Goods, and Appliances 119 Main Street Ridqway, Pa. MECCA SALES AND SERVICES oLDsMoB1LE DEALER Service on all Makes of Cars Phone 7063 Ridqway, Pa. Compliments of BRODY'S SMART SHOP Y - Riclqway, Pa. Mr. Zoiiuto GOOD LUCK SENIORS from AIEI.LO BROTHERS in Riclqway SMITH BROTHERS COMPANY Department Stores Ridqway, Pa. St. Marys, Pa. Merchandise for the Family and the Home Compliments of THE RIDGWAY RECORD Elk County's Largest Newspaper Sold in Brockway At Moody's Variety Store Compliments oi LOWER FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Line Furniture and Appliances St. Marys Ridqway Compliments of BRUNNER'S IEWELRY STORE Ridqway Penna. SUNDELL AND SON GARAGE DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Ridqway, Pa. Phone 7615 PI'S SNACK BAR Delicious Do-Nuts Made Fresh Daily Tasty Sandwiches of All Kinds Fountain Service Open 7 days a weekf9 A. M. to 1 A. M. Phone 37903 lU7 Main Street Ridqway, Pa. Compliments of WINKLER CANDY CO. Vending Machines Clearfield Penna. Mr. Weitzel Compliments oi VOLPE'S BARBER SHOP Brockway, Pa. Compliments of LION'S CLUB Brockway Penna MAYES 6. MAYES Oliver and New Holland Farm Machinery Clipper Seed Cleaners General Merchandise Hazen Penna I - I - - - IEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT Brookville's Best Newspaper More circulation in Jefferson County than any other Newspaper Compliments of Iefterson-Clarion A. A. A. MOTOR CLUB Brookville Punxsutawney MEIGS C. BARRETT, Secy. Mgr. VANLEERS LUMBER CO. Building Supplies Brookville Perma. Compliments of COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM Brookville Phone 545 RIVERSIDE MARKET One-stop Food Store Brookville Penna. ARMSTRONG-COLLIER, INC. Brookvil1e's Modern Department Store WILLIAM A. SYKES I OHN E. AIKMAN ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW lefterson Co. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Brookville, Pa. C. W. ESPY 6 SONS Brookville, Pa. Say It With Flowers Phone Numbers Store 79 Greenhouse 615 Compliments of IOHN L. POYER, ESQUIRE Compliments of MRS. O. R. MOREY Compliments ol IOSEPH PRESTO Compliments of C. A. PETERSON Compliments ot AL ANDERSON Compliments ot ED CARNESALE Compliments of SENIOR WOMAN'S CLUB Brockway, Po. Mrs. Muth Compliments of DR. LOUIS CERUTTI Compliments ot DELBERT D. TRUESDALE Compliments ot THE SMART SHOP LUCY MANCUSO Compliments of GEORGE T. PLATCO A. A. MILLER Radio Service Feed find Form Supplies Fifth .AVPIIIICU Brockway, PG. Brockway Compliments of C l' t f MILLARD R. MORRISON Ommens 'U Milk Eqqs Cool General Truvkinq Brorkwcxy Perma, BYOCkPOfl lflfi Compliments of FID'S PLACE LEROY E. FIDDLER Prop. Miss Longwell , Compliments ot RALSTON 'S HARDWARE Bwckwfly Perma. - - Compliments ot GALBRAITH'S Your Fovorite Coke Fountol Compliments of DONATI'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of GALI..O'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of BROCKWAY PAINT STORE Brockway Penno Compliments ol IOHN KERR Ieweler Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE A. I. RUFFNER, Owner Everything tor the Automobile Brockway Penno. You Always Do Better ot MELILI.O'S SHOE SHOP Invisible Holi Soling Compliments of MOODY'S VARIETY STORE Compliments of BONA VISTA Home of Finest Foods SPAGHETTI, CHOPS, and STEAKS Compliments of HOOK'S RESTAURANT Brockway Penno Compliments of CRENSHAW GREENHOUSE JAMES oL1v1o, Prop. Compliments of EDITH PRINCIPE DRESS SHOP and CASH AND CARRY MARKET Compliments of Compliments of VETRONE'S GROCERY STORE PRINCIPE CLEANING SHOP Compliments of Compliments of PEDACE'S GENERAL STORE FEDRIZZI MARKET Crenshaw Penna. Crenshaw Penna. Compliments of Compliments of , CARL CARACCIOLO MOORE S GARAGE Pecmut Machine Dealer Lanes Mills Penna. Brockway, Pa. Phone 4882 Compliments of Compliments of R. L. ROSS . Implements G Feed STONE S GROCERY Sugar Hill Penna. Sugar Hill Penna. Compliments of Compliments oi PHILLIP'S FUNITURE STORE SCHAFFNER'S FURNITURE STORE Falls Creek, Pa. Phone 14191 Falls Creek Penna. SMITH BROTHERS Cvmpliments Of U sm 6 Fm' MoRr:Y's SERVICE s1'A'r1oN Implement Dealers Pans creek, PQ. Phone 1420R Helen Perm- Compliments Of STEWART'S MEN'S FURNISHINGS HILToN's DINER Dress Well and Succeed Brookville Penna. Brookville Penna. Compliments Of AUTO SERVICE STATION IR M R P S NY Sales OLDSMOBILE Service Phone 67 Brookville Penna. Brookville Penna. 106 l RIVKEES' ARMY STORE Men's and Boys' Wear-Sporting Goods Compliments 39 North Brady Street f Phone 1832-I DuBois, Pa o N I Z I O L ' S RIDGWAY TELEVISION GARAGE Sales and Installations 817 W. Long Avenue Co INC Phone 2357-I DuBois, Po. WORD, DuBOIS TYPEWRITER 6 SUPPLY CO. Rld P 305 W. Long Avenue 1 gmy' G' Phone 1897 DuBois Penna. MH- R 'S m TANTLINGER AND MCDADE Compliments of Ladies Ready to Wear W E B E R ' S Clothing for Men and Boys 140 Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. DuBois Perma Compliments of KLEWANS DEPARTMENT STORE w 1 T T E N s ' The Best Place to DuBois Pemm. Shop After All Compliments of Compliments of McCRORY'S CORPORATION 1- I- NEWBERRY DuBois Perma' DuBois Penna. BRAUND'S BLANKFELUS Quality Iewelers Your Ieweler DuBois Penna. 7 W. Lonq Ave. DuBois, Pa. Iewelry and Watch Repair Compliments oi H A R T GENERAL PERSHING HOTEL Iewelem Perfect Diamonds ,Home of Good Food, DuBois 13 N. Brady Street Penne. 107 BOULEVARD SERVICE CENTER A Cfoss From Meter works Kendall Gas is on DuBois, PQ. Phone 9759 Compliments of COWDRICK'S DRUG STORES Always the Lowest Drug Prices DuBois, Pa. Phone 9781 LOWE MUSIC HOUSE Everything in Music 28 W. Long Avenue DuBois Penna, Compliments of W C E D DWIGHT F. HOLLOPETER FARM SUPPLIES Liberty Boulevard Compliments of DuBOIS FURNITURE STORE DuBois Perma. DuBois, Pa. Phone 1723 Compliments of Compliments ot POLM STUDIO MATTHEWS Boon co. ll West Long Avenue DuBois Pennq. DuBois, Pa. Phone 9561 Compliments of H IOSEPH I. PRONTOCK Compliments of Alderman, Notary Public I Travel by Air or Steamship CLARK s FLORISTS Dum Pam, DuBois, Pa. Phone ll2l . Compliments of C m limems I 0 P NICK'S PLACE of DuBois Penna. HEYDRICK- SHUGARTS V. T. SMITH DAIRY Home of Shoes l-lomoqenized Vitamin D Milk N. Brady St. E. D. REITZ IMPLEMENT STORE DuBois, Pa, Your International Harvester Dealer DuBois, Pa. Phone lZO0 Miss Wumbauqh Compliments of TAMLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE DuB0iS Penna. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH M. FRENSON. Mgr. LEVINE BROTHERS Men's and Boys' Wear Gas, Oil, Weighing Service 6. Produce TAYLOR'S GAS STATION DuBois Penna. ICE Read the Body shop DUBOIS counrsn-rzxpnsss All Late News DuBois Penna. Compliments ot DUBOIS GLASS Compliments of BACHA HARDWARE Specialists in Glass DuBois Perma Compliments of Compliments of DR. R. C. CURRY KANDY KITCHEN DuBois Penna, DuBois Penna. Compliments of Compliments of PEOPLES UPHOLSTERY SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP 321 South Brady Street SUE FRANKOSKI DuBois, Pa. Phone 1544 DuBois Pennq. BUSH MAYTAG Compliments ot SALES PARTS 6. SERVICE FIRESTQNE STORE 131 W. Long Ave. 133 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. Phone 11351 DuBois Pennq, SUTTER OFFICE SUPPLY Everything for the Office GREETING CARDS For All Occasions DuBois Penna. 109 Compliments of KELLER BROTHERS DRY CLEANING Waterproofing 6. Mothproofing Quality Always ELK DRUG CO. WM. E. NELSON, P. D. Everything in Drugs Opp. Court House Ridgway, Pa. Phone 23-B25 LINNEA'S The Signature of Fashion RMQWUY Penna W. S. WENCK Ridgway Representative for Royal Portable Typewriters Ridgway National Bank Building Ridgway Penna. Compliments of IOHNSTON CHEVROLET Rl'-'KJWCIY Penna Compliments of SALBERG HOTEL Ridgway Penna Compliments of GIRTON'S GREENHOUSE RMQWUY Penna Compliments oi VILLAGE BARN R idgw ay Penna Compliments of HAWKINSON TREAD RMQWGY Penna Compliments of RIDGWAY GLASS 6. MIRROR CO. Ridgway Penna. Compliments of H. B. HORNING 6. SON Plumbing and Heating Appliances Ridgway, Pa. Miss Gauge: Compliments of RADIO SALES G SERVICE RidQWUY Iohnsonburq Compliments ot E. 6 G. AUTO PARTS 6 SUPPLY RWQWUY Penna. GUTH 6 GUTH Iewelers RiClQWUY Penna. Compliments ot CRONK'S FLOWERS RidQWUY Penna. Brookville's Sport Center S T E R C K ' S VARIETY Decorating G Paint Shop News Nuts Candy 124 Main Street Gifts Novelties Brookville Pennsylvania Photo Supplies phone 680 Compliments oi Compliments of DeMO'I I'E'S GARAGE HOWARD SMITH Brookville Pennuu County Treasurer Compliments of ROBERT C NORTH You always do better at l ' R U B I N ' S Register and Recorder Brookville Pgnnq, W E I N , S Compliments of Apparel for Women, DIXIE h' d G' l C xldren an Us 24 Hour Service Brookville Phone 47 Brookville Pennq. C0mPlim9f1lS Of Compliments ol nussnzs MARKET SK A1-EL AND IRA R. 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