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

 - Class of 1953

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PRODUCERS Custodians ..i..,.. Coaches .. Baseball ...,,, Football .... Basketball ,.... Wrestling , ...,.,. . Cheerleaders .s,. Sport Snaps .,... Sideshow N1 ' wi .M 4. 1 W- Gm in - Featured Performers Senior Class ..,,.... .. Junior Class s..,,...... .. Sophomore Class ........ ,. Iunior High ......,.........,..... .. Elementary Buildings ........ ., Main Attractions CURRICULAR Classes ..,..,.....4.....,. ..... , . .,....,...i.....,,,...... ., EXTRA CURRICULAR Music .......,4......,...,.,,..r.,.........,...,....,........... 4. Dramatics ....,... . . Organizations .r..,...,. .. Special Occasions ........ ,. Jumwnni The Big Top The circus has its Big Top Made of canvas, taut with ropes, And underneath it shelters A brood of childish hopes. Life, too, has its Big Top With its canopy of stars And you and I as well as the rest Are the acrobats on bars, The bareback riders, the laughing clowns, Each one must play his part As Time, the Master of the Ring, Snaps his whip for the show to start. So give it the best that's in you For it's only a one night standg And there'll be no repeat performances- By reason of popular demand. by Wilma W. Burton We, the Senior Class of Brockway-Snyder-Washington Joint High School, are proud to present The Dawnn of 1953. The clamor and din of the circus tent have provided a back- ground as colorful as many of the experiences which we have had during our training period. If printed pages can bring back the sleepless excitement of the night before the big parade down Main Street, then, perhaps, you can share our enjoyment as we thrill to past familiar scenes as reproduced in this book about the Greatest Show on Earth, 'our high school. For their finale the class of 1953 appropriately stand in the center ring for the acclaim they justly deserve. We, The Dawn staff and the entire Senior Class, want to extend our deepest appreciation to the people of Brockway and the surrounding communities for their generous support of this production. We also wish to thank Mr. Robert Merriman for the fine photography, Kurtz Bros. for the printing, and Zimmerman and Company for the engraving. Without the 'help of these people and the co-operation of the administration and faculty of this school. this eighth edition of The Dawni' would have been impossible. 6 Dedication ,A ni-si xi :pee X-V-. A. Mr. John McNulty As a tribute to his never ending encouragement and confidence in us, we, the class of 1953, wish to dedicate our issue of the Dawn to a member of our faculty Whom we have admired throughout the years. He has sincerely directed our learning along the lines of democratic principles as a teacher and a class adviser. Many traits of character and personality have endeared him to us. We will long remember his Wise and Witty Words, his tireless Work, his friendly smile and his encouraging word when we needed him most. Words cannot express our deep feeling and appreciation for him but we take this wav of showing to him our sincere gratitude. It is with a deep sense of pride that vve dedicate our yearbook to Mr. john McNulty. 41 -an f,-A ij J f O5 I 'EOL ' il' Um, f Al- I E., - pfl0Llll,C,Q!M., .... -dj ,,,-,,,,.1 Our fehool Board Kbove: lflaine Kearney lSee.l. l'. Nlarshall ll'res,l. Nl. llflllilll, l . Cooper QY. l'res.i. lid liiss mln as.i. hlllllvltf llysong, Xerne Steele, l.. l'raneo. C.. llllftllllgf. ll Smith, .-X. ll. Lrasso. .-X. Kn- 'lm-rson. lx. Smith. Absent: lt, lfisenman. lf, llelrick, ll. Smith, ll. Uillung - - - School Board Manages Performance Our School Board is the governing bodv through which the school program is constructed. and through their appointed supervisors and teachers they have directed our growth through the school vears. It is such a group elected bv the people to direct the functioning of our school that makes for power and strength giving to 'rs courage bv their splendid example to do the tasks that are ours. 'l'hev are a group of capable people, performing their citizenship duties to the best of their abilities. .-Ks thev earrv on the task set before themg expanding. enlarging. perfecting those ideas. ideals and customs which best promote the well-being ol' our people and our land. thev provide an education to prepare the young citizens to build a civilization of beauty and grandeur. 'l'hus will .-Xmerica be kept strong in everv wav. XVe admire and respect the earnestness and sinceritv of purpose of this governing bodv. lt is a thrilling ex- perience to see Democracv-to be D:-mocraev. Long Nlav it l,ive. Health Personnel Cheeks Performers Our two school doctors, Dr. Nicholas Lor- enzo and Dr. lf. Prestog the school nurse, Mrs. Valjean Kellev and her assistant, Mrs. Fave VVells. are in charge of the faculty and student health program. Some of their activities include periodic medical and dental examinations tln'ough which a case historv ol' each child is filed. The information obtained from these files give parents an opportunitv to correct any medical troubles before it is too late. The value of these extensive examinations cannot be measured in wealth. for it is well known that 'Sound bodies build better minds. Left: V. Kelley tNursel. N. l,orenzo tlloetorl. l XYells L51-cretarvl, S. Presto illentisti I0 1 4 Uur Administrator The teamwork of any circus performance is dependent upon the master of ceremonies. Mr. james L. Hysong has proved to be not only a most capable ringmaster, but also an all-around promoter of hetter educational facilities. Under hiin, the school has grown and expanded until it is now one of the finest training grounds for future performers in the world of tomorrow. Mr. Hysongfs interest in civic affairs has Mr. James L. llysong proved to he an asset in his work as supervising principal. He is admired by the students not only in his capacity as a competent advisor hut also as a friend who is always willing to lend his assist- ance at any time. Miss Lois Calhoun, secretary to Mr. Ily- song, is invaluahle to the school. She has helped not only Mr. Hvsong. hut anyone. teacher or student, who has needed her assistance. Miss Lois Calhoun 11 Miss Calhoun, 4 ble- secretary. dc-hu message to Mr. w song, as he leaves tc llllllilldilllt meeting Dui' Principals l l Loft-Mli. ROLAND A. SIlAl l liR Right-Nl ll. I I ERBERT STEELE MR. ROLAND SIIAFFER MR. HERBERT STEELE IH-oplm' just zirvg vou c-auft clizuigv tlimiifi ulicspoiisilmilitv is writtcu ovvi' tht- door ol This dc-liuitc-ly npplivs to Nlr. lloluud Sliullt-i', succvssf' This must hc' tht- motto of our junior :uid wi- lika- hiui just tht- way hm' is. llis iutvrost lligh priucipail, Nlr. llorhvrt Stvclv. Acting us iu sc-hool uctivitic-s :uid his wittx' sc-uso of humor advisor for thc junior lligh Studi-ut Council. c-outrihutm- to his pc-rsouaility. kccpiug nu zicciirntv rocord ol' Iuuior lligh at- livsidi-s tc-zicliiiig c-lim-iiiistiw' and pliysit-s, Nh: tviiclaiiicv, us Wvll us tvalcliiug ll daily sc-lwcliilv ol Slizillz-r spm-uds ai gr:-at dt-all of timc taking cure' clzisscs consume- his timv :uid paltiviicv. ol' thi- aictivitv fuud auid lJOV'S21l'lt'lltl1lllCl'. As Mr. Ste-4-lv pci'forius thvsc duties ho cou- Our inn-iuoric-s ol Pop Sliullvr zuid his tiuucs to hcl il czlpzlhlc advisor and Sylllllllllllfll uuiqum- pwsoiizilitv will lll'Yl'l' lluclv. liricud to tl'1lCllt'l'S and studvuts. MR. .IOSEPH SIIAFFER r . - lhv prohlvius ol tht- 1-lc-iiiviitmy school urc- Nlr. ml. Sliulll-i s rvspousihilitic-s. Xlr. Sliailfm-r has nu iiiiclvrstiiiicliiig inziumw' that c-opus with uiuuy situaitious. llis sc-rvic'vs us advisor lol' thc graclv school studc-nts am- iiivailiiailmlv. lu thc- 4-airlv school vt-airs pupils lc-uru to ut- tc-uipt umm' projm-cts and sm- the-ui to ll succvss- i lul close-. XVith this outlook for tht- liuturv, thc' I c'lc'im'iit1u'y pupils i'4-iiiviiilwi' Nlr. Sliullk-r lor his ' liriuuvss auid his Clic-i'rlul pcwsoiizility. ' liiglil-NIR. .IOSICPII I.. SllAl+'l lCR 12 Upper left: Mrs. Ninth, Nlr. Zollnto, Miss Vlllbllllllilllh. 'ilu-su tc-zu-lic-rs lniw- tht- task of pr1'p1n'inq stud:-nts for thvir tlvhnt into thc' hnsinvss worlxl. Upper right: Mrs. Bl1llil'Sll'L', Nlr. NIcXnlty, Nlr. Nlillvr Social study clnssvs lwcolnc intL'rc'sting.f nnclvr thx' di- rvction ot thvsv tczlclicrs. Coming from inuny cliftvwiit C0llllllllllltlt'S and hackgronnds. thc' tvzicliws in our schools bring varied expewieiicvs which c-nrich tht- lives of the students in many ways. Each tvnchc-r is trained and skilled in his Pill'flClll2lI' Ht-ld und Working lovallv together tht-v fnrthvr un ud- vzniced progrznn of cdncution. As the imlinhers of the Class of 1953 complete- the final ring in thvir high school education. they wish to pay trihnte to those invn und wo- men-their tGilCl1f'I'S-VVll0 huvc guided. in- spired, and cnconragvd them in their school lift-. Cvntvi'-Nliss llockvy, Nliss Slim-It-y Iwo t'llll1llSlilSlIL' lnstorx' inns that nmlu' vlaissvs intvr- vsting and vdncutionnl. i Bottoin-Mr. Sllilfl'vt'l'. Mrs. Xvtlflllllll, XII: lf:-nnvll Excrytlaiy lixing is strossuml hy xoczlliomil lwu'lwrs. BICICCIINVOOIJS l ACUl,TY 'rmll Row: Mrs, S11-rw-ll. Miss l'il'iL'MHl, XIVN.'l1lll,llllT?-UII. Burk Row: Mrs. CI1'.m'I'ul'rl. Mrs. Mm'Yilly, Mrs. Slm'Nxnl'l, NINTH AVICNUIC l ,MIUl.TY itling: Misa slIHiX2lll.x1l'S.xlU4ll'l'. Staulding: Miss Il:u'rlg.5m-r. Mrs. -lmmvs, Muse Lallmlxxvm-ll, Mrs. C.4n'lsmu. 43 C U I 'Qgd O., SNYDER FACULTY Loft to Right: Mrs. Xallv. Mrs. Rittvnlmusm l'zli1'l'sky. Mrs. Shaw. NINTH AVENUE FACULTY LL-ft to Right: Mrs. liulslmm. Mrs. llammlcl. Left: Miss D4-Sunlis-NlN'l'Il AVENUE FACULTY, Mrs. Bmzlird--SNYIJICR FACULTY, Miss limm-uf NINTII AVENUE l ACUI.TY. Ili Uur Custodians ,.n N .1 S1ml'lsc-xvlli. 1 -5 1 Lf'i?S5m!'6'tw-.Q ' luwr wma! muefw 5 T9 won, Mr. l51'ittm1 puts Snydvr stplcln-xllf Ninlh AAYUIIIIK' Building is kvpt spin-k :md spam IW Nlr. fm' Om' smitlfs lllllllj' dutic-s is L cpm Hu I3 L11 m's Smlmol lawn in 0I'llL'I'. of Hr, Klingvu- Q ' vc ww cf Nluinlninilxg ilu- upkf-wp of llw llilll sn-lmul alflvr Imurs is Xlr. XVm'oliv-w's iulm. Bus ch'ix'c-rs pre-pam' to t1'11nspo1'tstlldrmts hrtllf'il'l10lm's, 17 K f X ifjg iii Xxx I 1 lEx'N XO Oo m MAIN ATTRACTION JH. Senior Class Heads Star Performers ..,...,-. V -J 9 n 1 ' 1 AI fl . ,.1 il 1+ 1 Senior class ollicers approve advisors ideas on ycar's activities. Left to right: A. Leuschel lTreas.l, C. Anderson tV.P.D, M. Rittenhouse CSec.l. T. Mancini CI'res.l. Mrs. Nlutli CAdx'isorl. Seniors The talents and skills of the members of the Senior Class are numerous and varied. They have become star performers in many different school activities. Top billing does not come to anyone without hard work and the Class of 1953 is no exception. The members have worked unceasingly as a team to bring about their success. The Seniors have demonstrated their clever- ness at every opportunity. ln music they were the mainstay of the chorus and the band. They proved themselves in dramaties by participating in operettas. assembly programs, and class plays. The Dawn and The Buzxern are examples of their literary talent. ln athletics they exhibited their prowess in football, basketball. baseball, wrestling and intra-mural sports. They partici- pated and held ollices in all of the schools clubs and organizations. The members of the Senior Class demon- strated their organizational qualities by produc- ing the best and most original junior-Senior Prom in the history of the school. They toiled long and hard, early and late, but the end justi- fied the means and they were rewarded with a feeling of deep satisfaction at a job well done. Not only did the Seniors strive for honors in activities but also in their studies. They studied hard and learned their lessons well as they struggled to come as close to perfection as possi- ble in their scholastic standards. The honor roll contained many of the Seniors' names and they were rewarded for their efforts by being allowed to take part in Student Participation Day. Now the Class of 1953 is about to leave the protection of their Big Topf, They must prove themselves and become stars in their own right. They have been well trained to face their prob- lems and they will go to meet this new challenge unwaveringly with confidence in their abilities. Though they will become separated. they will keep their memories of each other and remain a lasting credit to their Alma Mater. UAS ff ING To lv gf Sf, A O Wi-v ? i nn CHARLES ANDERSON 5 Academic- Basketball 1 2 3- Varsity B 2 3' Student Council 1' Class - - B9 ' We Shall Never O I O f1 O . O O 'Z ,-an s I x t . f S 7 9 , J 3 '- l PAULINE ANDERSON Commercial-Twirleris Club 2, 3, Buzzer', Staff 35 Press Club 3, Dawn Typist 8, Majorette 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 8, In- tramural Sports 2, 34 Girls' Clee Club 2, 3, Dawn Solicitor 3. FRANK BIANCO General-Basketball 1, 2, 3g Varsity B 2, 3, Junior Conservation Club 1: Dawxm Solicitor 35 Class Sec. 1g Art Club 1. MICHAEL JOHN BISS General-Band 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, Basket- ball Manager 35 District Band 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3g Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Varsity B 3, Boys, Clee Club 1, 2, 8, Dawn Staff 34 Junior Conserva- tion Club 1g Home EC. glub 35 Dawn Solicitor Vice President 2 3' jun- ior Conservation Club 15 S tu d e nt Teacher 35 Dawn Staff 3, Dawn', golicitor 3, Mad Mixer's ROBERT BENSON Academic -- J u n i o r Conservation Club 1g Class Play 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3: Boys' Clee Club 35 Dawn Solici- tor 3. FRANCES BISHOP Commercial-G. A. A. 1, Press Club 35 Dawn Typist S, Girls' Clee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1. MARK BOSCHINI Commercial - Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Clee Club 1, 3, junior Con- servation Club 1g Class Play 2, 3, Dawn', Solici- tor 3, Home Ec. Club 1g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Student Teacher 8. Forget The Big Top JOAN CARACCIOLO Academic - Twirlcrs' Clulx l, 2, 131 Art Clulm I, 2, 33 Houic lic. Clulm I 2, 3: Nluiorcllc l, 2, 3. SIIIRLICY CAHLSUN IIELEN CHIONO Academic -- N1 i X c cl Academic - M i x c il Clliorus l, F33 Cirls' Cla-c Cllunrus 2, 33 Cirls' Clw- Vlulm I 'Z' 'l'ri lliY Fluln 9 '3 lig l'l'4-ssiffiilnliig dBllZZl'I'N A Hi I i Years of Activity, Froliit and Fun KAY BOVAIRD RONALD M. Academic - Twirlcrs' BRUMBRRC Clulx 2, Sq Bula-r Staff General-Mixc-cl Clio- 3g Class Play 21 Press rus 1, :Zz Boys' Glu- Clulm Clulw 31 Mixed Cliorus 3: 2: Opcrctta lg F. F. A, 2 Tri-Ili-Y lg Iutraumu'al 3. Sports 31 Girls' Glu- Clulw 3g Sturlcut Tcaclicr 3. CHURCH BRUNO, JR. FRANCIS General - Boys' Ch-v CARACCIOLO Club 2. 3g Mixed Chorus Academic - M ix cd Chorus 1, 2, 31 Boys llllg 31 Cluss Ilay 3 Dawn Solicitor 3. JOYCE CARLSON Academic -- Buzzcr Stull 3: Cirls' Ulm-c Clulm 3 Scuior Baucl Mc-iulicrs pose for Final Picturc. 22 Glu- Clulw 1. 21 NVrcst- . . , Successes and YVONNE CODER Commercial-C. A. A. 1. 2, C. L. S. Club 2, 3, Prcss Club 3, May Que-cn Attendant 3, Mixed Clio- rus 1, 3, Cirls' Glue Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Stuclcnt Tcaclicr 3. SALLY CURRY Academic - M i x c-tl Chorus 1, 3, Girls, Clee Club 3, Band 1, 2, Opcr- vtta 1, District Chorus 3, Twirlcrs' Club 3, Prcss Club 3, Class Play 2, In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Stuclcnt Tcacbcr 3, Tri- lii-Y 1, C. A. A. 1: 'iDawn Solicitor 3, Li- brarian 2, BuZZcr,' Staff 2, Co-cclitor Dawn 3 Failures-A Portion of Both KENNETH CRAFT Academic - M i x c d Cborus 1, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 3, Boys, Clec Club 2, 3, Opcrctta 1, DaWn'i Solicitor 3: .lunior Con- scrvatiou Club 1. NIARK DUGAN General-Baseball 1, Junior Couscrvation Club 1, Intramural Sports 1. RITA DUCAN Commercial-G. A. A. 1, Cirls' Glue Club 2, 3: Prcss Club 3, Mixc-tl Chorus 3 Dum T , 5 ,L Q f yp- ist Scnior Boys Electionccr Council Prcsiclcut, for Studcru 23 EDWARD FERRARO Academic - Stuclcnt Council Pics. 3, Bancl l, 2, 3, Mixccl Cborus 3: Buzzc-ri' 2, 3, Dawn, Staff 3, Class Play 2, 3, llomc Ec. Club 3, Dann-c Band 1, 2, 3, Bovs' Cl -1' Club 1, Art Club 1, Dawn Solicitor 3, Prcss 1. xi Club 3, District Band 3, Stuclcnt Principal 3, ln- trauiural Sports 2, 3. GERALD FHANCO Academic - Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Varsity 'B' 1, 2, 3, Boys' Clcc Club 1, 3, Mixccl Chorus 1, 3, Sturlcnt Council 2, Built-ri' 2, l1a W nu Solicitor 3, Dawn,' Staff 3: Iunior Conservation Club 1, Track 1, Home Ec. Club 1, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Press Club 3. Sol LEO FREEMER Academic - Baskct- ball 1, 2, 3, Football 1 Baiscball 1. 3, Mixcc Cborus 1, 2, 3, Boys Glu- Club l. 3: Hunt-rl 2, Opt-rctta 1, lloinc Ec- Club I, Art Club 1, lun- ior c,Ul1StINrltllJI1 Club 1. y 7 .lrsity 'B' Z., 3, Dawn' icitor 3, Track l, Stu- tlc-nt Tcaclicr Now Nears the End of our Stellar Run ,IULIA Glll'll'lNA1.Cll X Cmmnercial-G. A. A. 11 Class Play 35 Girls' Glu- Club 34 'l'wirlc-rs' Club 33 lrlclustrizll Arts Club 53g Dawn Solicitor 3g Dawn Typist 3. DENNIS WVAYNE ELLA MAY HOOTEN HIMISS Commercial - Mixvd CIonimcrcial-'l'rau-k 11 Chorus 1, Sg Bauul 1, 21 luuior Cousvrvutiou Club 'l'wirlc'rs' Club 35 Dawn I Solicitor 33 lutrauuurul Sports 1g Tri-lli-Y lg Cluss Play 2: Girls' Glu' Club l. liusls BETTY FYR FL0l'll'lNCE CALLO Academic - l511zzv1 ' Commercial - Mixvcl Sq Twirlvrs, Club 1, 2, 31 Cliorus 1, Girls, Gl-vc I,ibrau'iuu Sq fl1X'l'Cllil lg Club lg Twirlvrs' Club 1, U 1-tlmll tczuu wlzixvs iu clrvssing room bctwocu liulvvs. 24 Dawn Solicitor 3g In- 2, 3: Muiorcttv 1, 2. 3: trzuiuirul Sports 1. 1l11I'illlllll'1ll Sports 1, SAMUEL CALLO General - Football 1 g luuior Consc-rvutiou Club Play 2, CHARLES GRAYBILL Commercial - Class JANE IIILEMAN Academic - M i x 1- cl 'CllKlI'llS 3: Girls' Clw- Club 34 Duwn', Stuff 31 Dawn Solicitor 3g Pri-ss Club 3g District Chorus 3g Tri-lli-Y lg C. L. S. Club lg G. A. A. l. We Have Given the Best That Is In Us C. ROBERT HOOVER Commercial - .lunior Conscrvation Club 14 . , , , Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Boys Clcv Club 2, 35 Class Play 2. ERNEST INZANA General - Bascball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 24 Bas- lwtball Managcr 3: llomv EC. Club 1, 3: Varsitv 'Bl 2. 35 .lunior Conscrxa- tion Club lg WVrcstling 1. CHARLES KEENEN Academic - I u u i o r Conservation Club 1. IANICE HYSONC Academic - D'awn' Solicitor 3, DaWn,' Stall' 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 31 Cirls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: District Chorus 3, Band 1, 2, 35 Librarian 2, In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3g Opcrvtta 1: Class Play 2, 3, Press Club Sq Twirl- ers, Club 3, Buzzcrl' Stall 2, C.A.A. 1: Tri-Hi- Y lg Studi-nt Teacher MARJORIE KARAFFA Commercial - Twirl- Q-rs, Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Clcc Club 2, 35 Press Club 3g Industrial Arts Club 3, Buzzcr Typist Members of Senior Class Solicit for Yvarbook. LEONARD KROAH EILEEN KROAH Commercial-Band 2, 3, Class Play 2. MARY ELLEN KROII Commercial - Band Academic-Press Club 1, 2, SQ Mixed Chorus 33 Boys' Glcc Club 3g Ilonic Ec. Club 3, District Cho- rus 3. 3, Dawnl' Stall 3, Buz- Zcrn 1, 2g C.L.S. Club 1, 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Stu- clcnt Council 1, 2, 3, Football Quccn Attend- ant 2: Dawn Solicitor 3 .n,,.L4v- f -A fig,-'E JQ'-ii ..--nj At Classes - Athletics - Dramatics N CARI. MARNATTI Acuclcmic - Stntlcnt 'l'cucl1cr 31 ullnw .'o- licitor 31 Cllnss llny 3: Clo-ctlitor liuzzcr 13. PATIIICIIA Mc-NEIL DON MOBERC Acuclcmic - 'l'wirlcr's Ccncral-junior Con C luli 1, 2, fig Nlixctl Cflm- scrvution Cflulr l: Intram- rus l, 2. Sp Opcrcttn lg mnrul Sports l: A'Dnwn Color Clualrtl l, 2, 3: Solicitor 3: l7.l .A. 2. 53. Duncc Bamcl I, 21 District Chorus 3: 'l'ri-lli-Y lg Dawn Solicitor 33 Clirls' C l C lul 7 3 v . UC' I I L., . , 26 DON A. LFIUSCHEL Academic - M i x c d Cilrorus 1, 3g Boys' Clcc Cflulm 1, 33 Balncl 1. 2. 34 District liunri 35 District Ciliorus 3: junior Conscr- xntion Ciluli lg Boys' llomc Ec. Cllnli I. 3g Cfluss Play 2, 31 Stuclcnt 'l'ca1clicr 3g Class Trcns. 2, 35 i'Duwn Stuff 35 Dawn Solicitor 3: Prcss Cfluli 3. MAIRE-INKERI MAKKONEN Tiic Amcricam Ficltl Scrxicc, working in con- innction witli tlic Int. Scliolurslrip Committee, scl:-ctctl Muirc us un cx- clnmgc stuclcnt from Fin- lamtl. Although Marin- wus lu-pt vcrv lmusv in ,, , 1 !,V, VV .U 1 A. ' 77, 93iiiQQ.l1c1' sparc timc spcnltinq to scrxicc clulws amtl ' youtli groups, slic cn- 'ctl ln-1' yczn' at B.S.NV. mtl tlitl mucll to promotc mtcrnntionui llllClC'l'Si2lllitl- ing. new and Band PAUL LYLE Commercial-Footbuli l. 24 Bnslcctlmll 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 23 Buzzer' Stuff 31 Class Pluy 2 Mixed Chorus 35 Boys Clue Club 3g junior Con- scrvution Clulil Dawn Solicitor 3g Li- lHI'tll'iklll 3g lntrzunuru Sports l, THOMAS INIANCINI Academiciliootlmll 1 2, 31 Baiskctluull 1, 2 junior Conscrvution Clul' lg Varsity 1. 2. 3 NVrcstling 2: Bust-bull 2 51: Baskctlmll Manager 3 A'Buzzcr stuff 3: Dawn' Solicitor 3g Truck lg Clase Prcs. 1, 2, 35 Studs-nf Tcaxclicr 3. SARA NIARSHALL Academic - Dawn Stlili '3 Prts' C'lulm 'S H5 I -1 Dawn Solicitor 3g uss Play 2g Lilirurinn 7 CA.A.l.lrill1X l, Stuclcnt Tcucllcr 3. For We've Wanted To Make It A Splendid Performance JEAN MORRISON Commercial-C. L. S. Club 2, 34 Librarian 2, 34 Industrial Arts Club 34 Intramural Sports I, 2, 34 C.A.A. I. WILLIAM NICHOLS Academic - B o y s ' Home Ee. Club I4 F. F. A. 2, 3. SHIRLEY MORRISON Commercial-Band 1, 2, 34 Mixed Chorus I, 34 Girls, Clee Club 1, 34 Operetta 34 Industrial Arts Club 34 Tri-Hi-Y 14 Buzzer', 34 Press Club 3. RICHARD OLIVIO General - Basketball I, 2, 34 Varsity B I, 2, 34 Home Ee. Club I, 34 Band I, 24 junior Conser- vation Club I4 Dawn Solicitor 3g Librarian 34 Operetta I4 Dance Band 1, 24 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 8. SHIRLEY PETRUZZI Vocational--Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 34 Art Club I, 2, 34 Student Nurse 34 Twirlers' Club lg Mixed Chorus I4 Buzzer Stall' 1, 24 Student Teacher 3. These Senior tliespians dramatic ability. exhibit their 27 NANCY PIERCE Commercial -- Intra- mural Sports I, 2, LE ROY PRESTON Academic - Operetta I: Class Play 2, 34 Home Ec. Club 34 Mixed Cho- rus 1, 34 Football 24 Baseball Manager 2, 34 Bovs' Glee Club I, 3g ,lunior Cczuseiwatioii Club I4 HIJQUVZIU Stall 34 Press Club 34 Dawn Solicitor 3. MARY LOU RENWICK Commercial - Mixed Chorus I, 34 Cirls' Clee Club 1, 2, 3g Press Club 34 Industrial Arts Club 34 MBIIZZLTH Staff 34 C.A. A. lg Student Teacher 34 Class Play 2g Dawn Typist 3. Wiser and Sadder We Now Step From The Ring JOHN SCHUTZ General - Football 1. 7 35 hVI't'Stlll1jl 2, SQ Vlrsity B 2, 3. R051 SIIAFFER Vocational llomc Ec. 119 '3 Atilub ,.., RICHARD SIPLE General-F. l . A. 2, 1 9 3: lr. Couscrvatiou Club lg Wrestling 2, 3g Varsity B 3. MARGARET L. RITTENHOUSE Commercial-C. L. S. Club 1, 2, 3g Opcrctta la Class Scc. 2, 34 Mixccl Chorus 1. 3g Chccrlcaclcr 1, 2, 34 May Quccn At- tcnclaut 25 'KDawn Typ- ist 3g Dawn,' Solicitor 35 Iuclustrial Arts Club 3. BLASE SCARNATI General-junior Cou- scrvation Club 15 Band 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 33 Stuclcut Tcachcr 35 Bas- LESLIE RUFFN ER General-Baud 1, 2, 3g Boys, Glcc Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Class Play 3g Home Ec. Club 35 Daucc Band 1, 2, 3g Opcrctta lg District Chorus PAUL SCHLEMMER General - Basketball 1, 25 Football 1g Homc Ec. Club 33 Mixccl Cho- rus 34 Class Play 3. kctball 33 Boys' Clcc Club 8g llomc Ec. Club 3g District Baud 34 Art Club 1, 2g Dawn Solic- itor 3g Buzzcr,' 2, 3g Daucc Baud 1, 2, 3: Prcss Club 35 Varsity BU 3g Statc Baud 34 District Chorus 34 District Or- ch-cstra 3. JAMES SERENO General - Football Mauagcr 1, 2, 34 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3g Junior Conservation Club lg Varsity B 2, 39 Iloiuc EQ. Club 3g Wrcst- ling lg Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. The Big Top And Win From Uur Viewers DONNA STEELE Academic - Opcrcttu lg Class Vicc Prcsidcut l4 Baiskctball Mauagcr 14 May Quccn Attcuclant 1, 24 May Quccu 34 C. A. A. 24 Cirls' Clcc Club 1, 24 C. L. Club l, 2, 34 Chccrlcaclcr l,2,34 Mixccl Chorus l, 2, 3g Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 34 lJuvvn'i Staff 34 Duwn' Solicitor 34 Class Play 34 Industrial Arts Club 34 Prcss Club 31 Stuclcnt Tcuclicr 3. FREDERICK M. STEELE Academic-Buncl l, 2, 34 Mixccl Chorus 2, 34 Class Play 2, 34 Homc Ec. Club 34 Baskctball 24 Boys, Clcc Club 2, 3: Dawn Staff 34 Prcss Club 3g Dawn Solicitor 3. JAMES STONEBURC Academic - Ir. Con- scrvatiou Club l4 Intru- murul Sports l, 2. I An Appreciative Hand NIARCARET STEWART Academic - Tri-Ili-Y l: Il1tllIStI'l2ll Arts Club 34 C. A. A. l. DIXIE STOTT Commercial - Buz- zcrv lg Twirlcrs' Club l, 2, 34 Art Club l4 Color Cuaircl l, 2, 3. LOUISE STRISHOCK Commercial - Twirl- ers' Club 34 May Quccu Attcnclaut 34 Football Quceu Attcmlant 2g Li- brarian l, 2, 34 Stutlcnt Council 2, 34 Prcss Club 34 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3: i'Buzzcr', 34 Dawn', Staff 34 D11wn,' Solicitor 34 Stuclcut Sccrctury 3. Cirls in May Court prcpnrc for Coronation. 29 BENJAMIN SUNDIE General - Boys, Clvc Club 14 Jr. Conscrvatiou Club l. NANCY LEE TOMPKJNS Academic - M i x 1- cl Chorus l, 2, 34 Band 1, 2, 34 Girls, Glue Club 1, 2, 34 Intramural Sports l, 2, 34 D'awu,' Solicitor 34 Class Play 34 C. A. A. 24 District Orchcstru 34 Dis- trict Bancl l, 2, 34 Dis- trict Chorus 34 Stutc Baud 24 HBIIZZITC Staff 34 Tri-Hi-Y I4 Opt-rctta l. Hopeful The Future New Achievements Will Bring EDMUND TORTORELLA General--Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 29 Varsity B 1, 2, 3. DONALD TRUNZO Commercial-Intramural Sports 1. NANCY VAN NORMAN Vocational-Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 35 Industrial Arts Club 3. JUDITH WHELPLEY Academic--G.A.A. lg Color Guard 1, 2, Maiorette 39 Press Club 35 Twirlers' Club 1, 2, 35 Dawn, Staff 34 Dawn Solicitor 3g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN WHELPLEY Vocational-C.A.A. lg Home Eu. Club 3, Librarian 3. PATRICIA WINDERS Commercial-Band 15 Girls' Glee Club 1g Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 15 District Chorus 3. THOMAS WINE General-Football 1, 2, 3: Varsity B 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys, Clee Club 3. BETTY WITZ l Vocational-Girls' Glce Club lg Home EC. Club 3, Librarian 3. 30 0 right: C. Adams CV. P.l, .l- Lockwu:od LScc.l, Mr. McNulty CAdvisorJ. R. Cllllllgi r lPrcs.l, I. Tlunnpson fTreas.J. Iuniors Spend Year in Preparation For Final Performance Yes. here they are-our juniors. with their sparkling vitality, their numerous talents, and their eagerness to Work. There are seventy of them. Indicative of their interests and ambitions. we look at some of their many activitiesg report- ers for the buzzer, cheerleaders, inajorettes, band members. football. baseball, and basketball play- ers. chorus members, and representatives on the student council. Under the direction of Miss Meehan thev pre- sented their class play, The Inner VVilly. which proved to be a huge success. ln the spring the junior's thoughts turned to their big production of the year-the prom. Af- ter many discussions. The Spanish Fiestaw was chosen as the prom theme. Rapidly taking their places as experienced performers. the juniors show definite ability to take their place next veal' in the center ring. 3 1 luniors R5 a 9 ff, :E K ' a O 5 CD .P C K A 4 to rnnl Huw. left in right: II. I c'1'mIi, XI. IiycIm'n, S. IIl1mIy. NI. I'rc'slun, IJ. XYiugz1rLI, NI, 'IuImwn I. xYI'INIlt'l', Cl, ISIN-Ilini. II, NIur1'IIi. Middle Row: II. lispusitu, C. IXKILIIIIS. I. 'I'Immprmm. 5 -gn ', Il. CIau'Iw1n. KI. Cllmr. II. .-XmIm'x'sm1. S. I.umIImr-rg, Il. NIL-Kay. 'I'. lfmIvx'. II. NILHAIIIII Nc III au-I4 Row: JK, I'm11pm'ii. II. Yim-vlnymm. NI. I 1'm'lm'l'. I,. IcIcIi11gs. -I. .'xllIIIl'Ulll', Ii. .lun-uIms. -I. fxllll I I' IIINlllIIILIx C Im: Immun ll IIllSIxllIx I3 Cu fum Illllll', II. X4-211-1 . -. , gi A . . . - g,:A , lfro nw, I1-I' In l'i'I1l: . Inglw, I. lhvlminsem, K. I l'a1lnn'4w, NI, l'1'm'mIm'gzlsI. NY, Iizllsml, K nl li l 1., .I 'f.l1'm'1', II, IIrulnIn1'l'g. XI. l.imlImIm, II. Ilimvs, I.. IIIIIUIIIIJSUII, IJ, llillm-k. IXIIQIQIIL' Row: Ouurallli, I.. Ifmflu, II. III-cImIi1n:m', K. Xlmwrismn, NI. CfI:u'I4, NI. NIiII4'l', Y. I,f'S1llIIIS, D. I,iN:m I. lhnlm, I. 'I'Immpsmm. II. Ima-I4xx'mm4I. Buck Huw: Il. SIl1lIIlll'l', II, Kmg1I. X. IIql!I'I4H'i'II1I. I7 KIUVIILIIII, Cl. Ks-istvr, I'. U1'ImIx5'. I,. XY.-iIau'I1c'l'. IJ. fXIiIIc'r. I. I'zlIIml, Il, XXX-Ils. II. I'zlIm. 32 ophomores 1 W 6? 5 0 t 0 ' G Class Officers, left to right: Mr. Peterson fAdv.D, B Q Paviek KV. PJ, D. Bowers CT1'-A-as.D, li. XVine CPN-s.D, M. . G Carlson CSec.J. O Q Happy to be members of the Senior High School, the . 0 sophomores began their performance under the Big Top in . an outstanding Way. Early in the fall, the tenth graders enjoyed a social Front Row. left to right: ll. Le-use-lu-l, hl. l.m-hner. bl. NYan-liob. I . H4-sosky. Y. Swanson, -I. Smith. D. VVinc-berg, C. Boxairml, TNI. lforadori. Middle Row: ll. Pisareluit-k, Nl, Van Norman, S. Alll'illllllllS0ll, P. Ceriani. M. Carlson, N. Xl'artl, li. Cliittvster. D. llolliinan, VI. l,llllKllJl'l'Q. l'. Cu-r, M. Nlurrison, B. liaint-cr. Back Row: lf. Lavella, H. Pisarcllilx. li. Peiruxxi, L. NVitz, J. tlreenaleli. li. NYine, li. Anclcrfon, Al. llowarll, ll. llayes, ll. Nlu1'1'y. l. 'lllIOlll1JhUlI. ll. Trnnzu, ll. llooli. Front Row. left to right: D. Shingle- declier. XV. Cribbs, M. Xvilffl, C. Free- nlcr, V. Nlaclelena, D. Bowers, J. Lal- lo, il. llcnwiclx, bl. Ashby. M. Marshall. 'l'. Nlnsantry, A. Pierce. Middle Row: l. Miller. li, XVcilan-her. L. Shaffer, M. l2llIllSUIl, T. l'll'L'C'lIll'l'. J. Linnlennith, V. lones, Ol. Carnahan. D. Towns. K. llofliman, 'l'. VVanson, Al. Caetino. P. liiltenlionse, C. Kennedy. T. Levis. Back Row: ll. Scarnati. ll. Pifcr, I. fflmrlton. li. Stubbs. T. Anderson, F. Nlehall, ll. Dugan. D. Marnati, M. Taylor, Il. jones, F. Crieneisen. Al Mooney. ll. Parnso, ll. l'ax'ic-li. ' Si evening in the form of a Halloweien Party. They were active in all activities and made a real con- tribution in the field of sports, having skilled performers on both football and junior varsity basketball teams. Freshmen uncl palrtit-s. E I , V Iiugmlx' tht- ninth gruclv looks forwzircl to 21 fntnrv Ins? Olhti is toinlnnt Inn .intl work with NIT. Illlgl' in wllillh fhpy luv IN l X HI is lass Ullit-crs. I1-ll lo right: XIV. l'ing4' t,Xcwlx,l. I7. 'Slou- 1xlY.l'J II Stl I SIX N541-I ll it tSu.I. IJ. I,llIltIlJ1'l'Lf lIi'm'als.l. 5. Ain' Ill'L'UlI1Illg niorv z1c'c'o1nplisln'cl vucli XUQIV. tht- IIITSII- int-n im- ws-ll on tht-ir way towurcl ll stan' Pl'I'f0I'lIlilllCt'. .-Xlthongh nmny im-inlmc-rs ol' tht- class tnrnt-cl thoir intvrvsts to CXITQICIIl'l'lClIlilI' uctivitics. the ninth gruclc' has niziintzxiin-cl its high scholastic uvviuigc. Tht- III'i'SllllN'll 1n'oYvcl thvir fi'ic'mllim'ss anal willing- nc-ss to c-o-opt-mtv in such Iiclcls us music, sports. clnhs. Llc-stinvtl to Iincl sm-L-L-ss. Front Row, left to right: ll, Itlclings. Y. -IUHIRIII. XI. llrvslon. If. Zncliowslii. I'l. Tohin. lf. Ci'4'n't'o. I7. Xlolwrg. D. Calhoun. Y. Pm-triwfi, D. II1I'llt'SlIilIl'. Miclrllc Bow: IC. llatlm. CI, I.intlnnith, II. Klillm-i'. N. NIIIITRIX. C. Iloolittlv. IJ. Nlzirnaiti. D. I.nncllms'rg. A. .-Xclznns. IC. Aslwy. Cf. Dugan. Back Row: -I. Bt-II. Cf. Txlillt-r,Y.Sit-1-It-.CL Iloll. Il. Ifovlxs. II. Ilviiwiclt. II. KIIIIQIUIISIIIIIII. NY. INIl'K'lllI7tlSlxf', NI. Copv. C. Sallaniclral. vr, NI. Skt-llt-y. I . Ihilts'l'lnli1'li. C ro. NI. I ra1nuo. Miclcllv Row: XY Nhtson. 'lf Nloomly. S. .-Xinlirosiu. C K1-ith. IJ. llolt. IJ. Nlnnn, I.. NYilcox I. liuku. XY. Knight. Back Row: I' I'incliot'l4. I., IIl'17ISt'2lK. NV. Donll. N Nlt-Kay. -I. Cranit. -I. Svrfini. li. Quinn AI. Buss. XI. Dull. lu. I.nncllwrg. lfront Row. left to right: ID, Art-lui Inltl It Ctllu iith Y inwltr D Inn I.. Bonxitzl. S. NHXJSRII. -I, lfviistvi Knist-ly. AI, llogvrs, S. Kvllvy. Nl. Bos I. Nlorrison. N. Clooclwin. IC. I,oul't nvn. .-K. Iizlnul. I :34 Front llow. loft to right: X. XX't-ilnt-li- I- I.on-ltwoocl. Il. Stonv. I. KI'Hll.I,.clilS1l- vson. IJ. C,au'nso, X. Xtmhh-. ll. I.yIm' ITl.li'lIi'I'. Nlidcllc Row: IC. Sm-rno. In L'llIllI. NI. Towns. N. Stout-ht-rpl. K Dongglas. K. Ahi'annson. Back Row Xvootl. D. Ilnllnmn, 17. Pisurt-liiclt. D W St-ott, l'. XYootls. II. Ilvilv. K. Grin Eighth Grade The Hcdgvlings of ycstc-i'yvar havc lwcoinc accustomed to tha- linhlmnh of the high school. Tlicv liavv advanccd to ther sccond ring in thc-ir cdncation. Nothing tremendous was donv this vt-ar. but a roller skating partv highlighted the cvcnts. Tho eighth graders fe-cl morn- sc-euro as they at last find a place for tlieiiiselvcs in high school lifc. They can now say that they arc trnlv pro- gressing toward tht- cc-ntcr ring. ront Row, loft to right: hl. Llnidlvlad, l. Yam-y. M. Bnllc-rs, N. lfvrraro. M. mhnson. C. Siclwri, A. Thompson, l. NVilliams, B. Plylvr. Middle Row: l. Sahatosv. Nl. NYard, K. Km-ist:-r. H. :mlm-n, S. l,ax't-lla, D. N11-lillo. C. anim-ls. S. llysong. CI. Clhar. S. Hopi- hak. ll. llolt, ll. Mcliay, .l. lllll'l-lltilli Morrison. Back Row: nl. llarrigvr. '. Suarnati. Al. Cook, L. Rnnyan. ll 'oslqy NV. Smith, XV. Stone-livrg. A 'int-ipc-, -I. Pisoni, G. Baku. ont Row. left to right: C. Paintcr. . Ross. P. Uplingvr. lt. XVitz. M. r'Mac-kiii, B. Sc-nior, P. Esposito. CI. -wart. Y. Armanini. Middle Row: . Alclflclland. C. johnson, D. Sloan. Ilarw-y. li. Smith. AI. Pasi, S. Carl- n, Nl. Britton. hl. llootcn, C. Lindt-- lth. C. XYlu'lplt'y, AI, ll1'l'l'lli'I', C. :dt-r. D. Iforadori. Back Row: QI. rlin, ll. Kvarm-y. ll. Prvston, D. svmnan, -I. Smith. P. Pompc-ii, D. fllonc. ll. BllSlIlt'f'. ll. Richards, H. ralari, ll. Kroah. ant Row. lclt to right: L. Mila-s. NY:-lls. M. XYiiic-liwg. lf. Nlascaro. llittvnlionsr-. S. Parzialr-. P. Tolmin. Pisarcliic-la. CI. Zncliowski, F. Bon- go. Middle Row: B. Andvrson. A. mo. li. Ckccuo. UI. llyncls. C. intl. D. Troyan. li. Swanson, D. th. -I. Karr. C. Nvlson. NV. Bona- zl. l. XVanson. C. llcllnvr. Back iv: K. Nlr'Kinl4'y, IC. Bnrtnvtt. C. ldlvr, XY. Lylv. 'l'. Clark. XY. Lom- n. T. K1-Ily, B. Squirt-s, H. lnzana. Coopvr. . 35 5 Class Officers, left to right: j. llynds tX'.l'.l. Nliss Slit-Ivy lAiclx'.l. C. Nlarshall fl'rc's.l. lt. Nh-Kay LS:-117. D. lforadoii Til is l 11-- -... l lard workin rclrc-slnnvrits. g llglllll grade ofhuis tak 0 time' out lo 111 ol 11111 llNlNlIlNllDllllll'S, elalss 47lllL't'I'S 1'l11-1'l1 'lx- llIlll'lllN 1-.11'1'l11llx I llll ll11'l1'11'1l I' Nl'LIlxll51'4'.l, H .ell to right: Nlrs. Iil11l1xl1-e I:X1l- 111 ll ll'1'1-al. IilIll1'N Xl1ll1'l'll1 1Nl l'lH Seventh Grade J First. l0I'l0l'IIl2lIll'C by Seventh Graders lluviiig SllCCl'SSlllllV CUIllpll'fl'Cl their l'l1'l1lQll- tzirx' L'LlllCiltl0Il lllllty-llllll' gan: eager lX'l'l.UI'llll'l'S st11i'te1l their MS1'L'Ullll ring' ot l'illlL'2ltl0ll. fl0llSlCll'I'i'll to he thy 111ost1lilli1-ult, tl1is 1'i11g allows little time for l'l0XYIIlllQ1 i111l1-e1l seveiitli gl'l1ill'l'S ure lmsy i111p1'ovi11g their skills. lmeeom- i11g111'1l11z1i11t1'1l with other lLlIlClS 11111l peoples. 11111l ll'ill'IllIlI.f to 1-ooperzlte S111-1-essf11llx'. In 11111 o heir Y' - 111 -. . 1 t t 3.1511 moods tllly lllllllflll .1 IIHISIllll'l'1llll'--Rlll was l1lllgLlltl'l' a1111l t1111. XYo1'l1- l lite pluv completes their 51-hoo .funn-I fo- iw-11-11111.11-q1 .-f ,.. lfront Row, left to right: ll. Smith. Y. xvl'illlt'lll'lA, AI. l11l:1111l. ll. ZIIIQIIUXY- :,l11, S. l,l'Il'll1'li0Il. C.. llilliil. S. l.oel1- woo11l. lx. Czlfloli. ll, lllllll'l'S, -I. flllt tiiio, l.. Xloore. Niiclclle Ili uw: 'l'. Sllilll4'!', lt. I.1r1'l1woo1l. ll, l'isz11'1'l1i1'l1. K. l5l'ill11l1. St'1ll'llilll. X. Xloi1'1'1'3'. .-X. ' I ll 'llUl!iIl I ll pi l't'llllllRlll, IJ.-11111-s. . . . I' - s1'a1l1, U. Nliller. ll. llAlf'l7lll'l'i, li. cll't'l'IllllL'll, D. l1l1li11gs. Buck Row: ll. S11-1111-. ll. IJUXIHIU, lf. lllk'l'L'L' ll Yolli. l'. llithriels. I. fllllfli. -I. f,llUl'- 11tti.. 'lf 'Illl1llll7S1lll. ll. lli1111-Q XY l Xlluelpley. LI. Xl11Nl111ll. .-X. Sillillltlfil Front Row. I1-It to right: D, l'a11'11lo C. clLlI'3ll't'l4llU, K. lll'll'l'S, il. l.11111ll1la11l S. l'lyle1', -I. llilllll. la. llolt. S. Folks I. Iolllisoii. -I. xyi'lSIlk'l', U. KIIUIICI' Middle Row: L, Uplinger, I.. l,11l11- I 1 D. llilli1lt'lUll2ll. NI. llflllltl. I. fvlUNil- nelli, S. Seiiior. -I. IIee1l, A. Xlooiiey N. Smith, -I. Snlmaitose. D. lJ1'S2lllllS, ,I S11l11111l1'11. XY. Nlo11i'1-. Buck Row: .I xVl'lSll1'l', -I. Smith. ll. S1-1'11fi11i Xl clI'll'lll'lS1'll. XY. H1151-l1i11i. T. f.l'llXY- lA1lI'1l. A. l'lUI'lllIl1llU, ll, S111 lloll. ll. l'o1x'1-ll. I . S11y'1ler. 11lie, KI 1-. 1- Fronl Row. left to right: Nl. I ll 11111 l'. llemlos, li. SlI1lll.1'l', C. xlUl'l'lSUll li Xllllll I llltlllll N llolt X K 11l . . l' son. li. Seairiialiti. li, lIoxa1i1'1lA AID It Ilolt B Sauitis. Middle Row: . BlIl'lillUllSl'. C. llOlll'lll'. Nl. fll'llllll'll D. l'll'l'lll1'l'. Nl. Nlorey. II. -IUIIIISUII I. l,l'llilllfl, XY. AIlKl1'l'SlHl. K. Q11i1111 S. Smith. AI. Blllllll. 'l'. Ku Buck Row: I. Nliller. lf. P11 'lIIl11lSlxY 'sto11, IJ Niehols, lt. lltllllill, I. Xvl'lSll. VI. Ueer lt llexerlx' C' II11ll111'111 I' Nll'fllllS 1 I N. Sllllillil 'l'. Cfaiiiliwiv. V Elementary Buildings Snyflc 1' Tw p. Building Washillglon Twp. Building .w- 'll Ninth Avenue Building .uf ' 'Z- f-su. XJ f , f , I f if! -nl X is P Our Coaches COACH MQNULTY f:Uill l McNulty waxtvlu-s llix lmyx wurk out hx-forv going into tlu- pluyufl' LIAIIIIUS. B21S6lJHll-Hits and runs become performers, goal ,al Tmrrlorelln all set to throw a curve. B1'ockway's second year of baseball began early in the spring ot 1952 under the direction ot Mr. Pinge. A squad ot twenty boys made Sereno fielding the ball al short. up the team. This was Broekwayls first year in the Mountain League in which they posted a record of two wins and twelve losses. The outstanding game was played with John- sonlmurg on our home Held. In this contest Brock- tvay scored six runs and held Iohnsonburg to three. Coach Pinge expects to have a good season in :he league next season because of the return of some experienced boys. Mancini ready to clout the next pitch. Inzana L all set to catch thl strike. K ww ' in Front Row, left to right: J. Sereno, C. Kennedv, l. Thompson, -I. Dugan. Back Row: E. Tortorella, T. Mancini, E. Inzana, P. Pisarchicli, D. NViu-e, Al. Mooney, M. Freenler, B. Paviek. Rovers Please Spectators By Gridiron Performance lfront Row, left to right: B. Vineenyo, -I. Mooney, 11. Paruso, 13. Martini. -I. Patton, Nl. l reemer. xl. Sehutx. T. XVine, T. Nlaneini teapt.1, P. Lyle, C. Franco, C. Adams, 11. lisposito, D. l1.seareliick, IJ. NViue. Middle Row: XV. Krenupaslsy. tl. liaka, 11. lieitl. l'. l'inchoel4, D. Quinn, A. Pompeii, -I. Dugan. M. Taylor, D. Pisarelxick, li. Petruf- xi. -I. Searnati, T. Anderson, D. l3uH'one. K. Crinneu, l'. Pompeii, N. Nlcliay. Back How: Asst. Coach Pinge and Coach Zollnto. Nlgr. T. lfreemer, Nlgr. 11. Preston, J. l'isoni, A. Bruno. NV. Smith, pl. liiss, li. lnlana. A. Principe. T. Keel.-v. 'lf XYatsoa. I. Morrison, Mgr. 11. Pisarehicli, NV. Scarnati, llezul Mgr. bl. Sereno, lleud Coach 11. XVeit- lcl. i A Rover Eleven Makes Good Showing For Season ln spite of a had start the Rovers gave the iians ol' the lirocliwav area a good showing in the '52 gridiron season. After losing to Svkesville 26-0 on a very hot day, the liovers nipped the liimershurgis hovs from Clarion countv 13-G. This compensated for l5roekway's heart hreakiug loss to this team in 1951. The l1over's game with their old rival. Ridg- way, was a moral victory for the Rovers. The score was 13-13. ln the next important league game with 13roolcvi11e injuries and a tough team spelled defeat for Brockwav to the tune of 13-6. The Rovers found their next opponent. Clari- on. an easv victim. Thev ran over the Bohcats 31-7. lfresh from their victorv at C1arion the Rovers went to Smethport and although the opponent had a tough team, our hovs proved too much for the Smethport e1even. They came home with a 20-1-1 victory. The league leader, l1eynoldsx'i11e, was our next opponent at the home field. The hall went up and down the field. Both teams threatened. hut neither scored. NVhen the final gun had sounded, the score hoard showed, 0 to 01 The Rovers ended the season at Iohnsonhurg. The hig eleven from there stopped our team to the tune oi 27-2. Enthusiastic spectators, who watched the QQIIIICS. conceded that the 1952 season was one of the hest in recent vears. It is the consensus oi opinion that 1953 will hring an equally good or hetter season. 419' 5 no 1 WAVE oi if .5933 3 . -si, .5 A . 7 Qu? Center Ring ls Filled With Action By Rover Eleven Front Row, left to right: R. WVinc, H. Martini, -I. Patton, T, Wim-, R. Esposito, J. S4-lilitz, BI. F1'vc'i11er. Back Row: C. Azlums, T Mum-ini Ccaiptb, H. Purusn, G. Fruimcu. Vrainco picks up yillllilgi' ammu ight L-ml. Pairuso lmncls off to Framco. SEASON'S RECORD I Brockway Opp. 0 ..,..., . Sykc-sville 4, .,...... 26 13... ,,.. .. lllIUl'l'SlDllI'g' .... .... . , 6 153 ....,..,.., Ridgwuy .... .,.. I 3 6 . .,,,.., Brookville 13 31 ......,... Cluricm ..... , ..,. ,,.,,, 7 20 .... . . Smctlipurt ,,,... 14 0 ..,.... .. Hvyllolclsvillv ...,...4,..,....,. O 2 ,..... lOlll1SOI1l3lll'fl , , ..., 27 XVON 3 LOST 13 TIE 2 -IS Mancini nth-inpts to int:-rc-m pass. Bl'OCliXYlly ivcrwc-1's lmll as up pun:-nt fumlmlvs. k cnim' Performers on the Gridiron Luft-Llnlm Schutz nyi w.. f,.A:k .W Agni,- Ccruld Franco -n , QV 5 ., , V ,L1.,g. . , '4 4 W' '3 .3,f2f, df int VR W K A M -H iw .. - .M , .- , . 2 N 6 LfW'W49' A ' ..., , .. ,ina - mug. gg Kg,.ggg.g53. X ,, Ii - ....: we ff , . ff-,3,1.,,fr+ sf-.,,,,. , E N- 1 . A-W . .mm ' ww . ,, ' , 'x-J, in . ,, ,. , - ..,.. y .QW y .. . sig, 5441 - . 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'4-'95 , - if-5? gsm- - I :ax fx1,..gs.,,,, W , 7, . . 1 w at VL -, ru ., ,krxsly 1 vp w eg 'ug ,g l A Ai. 22.351 - ?7'-'- X-, 'Y I - ff' 215 rf .. QM- A '15 - tg. K - , - ' - J ..: . ff ...7- wg. . . X,-is 'fum xvilll' M . .,-.., ' ,Q . rw ,X A ,,. . Rf , 1 .. 4 ...' . V M .',4. A --. ,..,wa 4 E , . 5 !Q.' Sn -.Q '- ' g is N '52, 55. ,.z- f , .a ,- ' 'V' .,f uv? ' - .ll ' . ,, . , ' .A ,jj ' ,i fy , Rlght- I om xIilllCllll Q tn, ' - . . , , . ,- -Q' V, J. I A , 3,410.44 ' , - 4' -I 1 -W-'4f'..'. iv Iygmx. 4, - , V 33.33 ' I ff -A 'e ,..-K .fgy , if 1 AJKN5, .,,,J xA A . -14 ff, 71.7 'W.iqfgg3,: . vyfd pct .gf . if . --'Nh' .Yiwu ,Q ,fm xv- 'Yrs ' J x7 'P-A, -1 1 CA . t R -44 .U , Q fc.s,.,,. - - if f-may f '. 9 liX'g , N W- Y' 4' - 5, 4133 . Q District IX- outhern ection- hampions Front Row. left to right: C. Anderson. L. Freenier. E. Tortorella fcaptj, F, Bianeo, R. Ulivio. P. Lyle, DI. Ami- trone. Back Row: nl. Sereno, R. -lneohs. Cloaeh Nh-Nnlty. P. Pisarehiek. R. Searnati. After four years of patiently building his team. Coach McNulty's hopes were realized, as for the first time in 16 years a Brockway varsity basketball team won the Bn league crown. The Rovers did this by winning all twelve league games. which proved conclusively that they were the hest team in the league. Before and during the regular season the hopes were high that the Rovers would luring the coveted trophy to the Class Town. These hopes were well founded, for the seven returning lettermen laid the hasis of an experienced team. One of the sweetest victories for the Rovers came at the expense of the Ridgwav Elkers. The gaine was plaved on Ridgvvavis court and when the final whistle hlew the Rovers had annexed a 51-42 victory. The Rovers played hard in all their league games. and for this reason it is difficult to pick out an exceptional game. Two of the hardest fought games were played with the Revnoldsville Bulldogs. hut the Rovers managed to win hoth games, each hy six points. On February 17 the Rovers traveled to Sykesville and heat the Leop- ards 56--16. This was the first time in many years that a Rover team heat a Sylxesville team on their own floor. This was the victory that clinched the league for the Rovers. Besides winning all their league games the Rovers won G out of their 10 exhihition games. This made an impressive total of l8 wins and 4 losses. a record of which the Rovers can he proud. 45 'fb i?lQfY7TJ XT.. L M 1 ea W . K Q sr :Rim pa 'l ll A M: fs.wwss1mQf1t1b-5 ' ..:5':'1.gg:gH 5 at -x Nxaf pxxggsse . 5 f -f szgttzitz-if - L., kv QR ,.1g.6,Q x.... 3...5.Q:i.k5 : x x ,,,,i, ...... .i ..b. i. Q51 , . . .X .. ffa.. v..... 1 phi vi ik. --if 1 A Q, ,Isl 3 k , . , El, lib C x : K derson llzlslwtlmll llI2llltlLft'l'S und sL'oi'c'l41'1'pL'i's rvst ittvr il gzunv. mini. T. Luis. Buck Row: 'l', Hoody. Junior Varsity Performers Near Stardom f- . y .. -, . lhc- B. S. W. Pups turncd in il very good scuson with 21 rvcord of I9 wins and 3 lossvs. The- loss of onv of thc Pups' big guns proved fatal in two ot thcsm' ganna-s. This YCRIISS junior Varsity had only two hoys returning. Thc rc-st of thc good ll1llfl'l'l2ll cainv from the 1952 junior High squad. Next your Couch McNulty will luring thcsc hoys to tlw vursitv for hc- is losing viglit sc-niors. The junior Yursitv displzlvvd talent in wich of thc gaiiws that they plziyt-cl. ,X tc-xx' ot tht- gzuncs wvr0n't alt-ciclcd until thv final horn. llau'd fought gzunvs wcrt- thosc with llvynoldsvillc and Curwcnsvillc- whilal tha- Sigvl gzunv was 21 walk-away for tlw Bmvr Iunioi' Varsity. Front Row, Left to Right: Coucli McNulty, H. l7llI'llS0. ll. XVinc-. I. Thonip- son, B. .'11xin-lc, -I. Nloona-3. J. Baku. Back Row: l'. Rltlt'Ill1Ullhi',cl. Kvnnvcly, ll, Billovlx, T. Cfoclvr. lt. Pilvr. Cf. Adzun-4. K. lloflnnui. Al. Tllonipson. rout Row, Left to Right: Nl. Biss. T. Nlun- 47 Junior High Basketball lfrowt Row, Left to llglilz IC. Baku, XV. Kniglit, U. Bl'lll,I1.', ll. ll:-ill. ll. lxlnigvnriiiilli. C.. Milli-r, D. l'is:m-luivk, Al. Nlrniismn, KI. Sulamclru. Middle Row: l'. NIL-Clilsky, ll. l'a1llun, ll. lluslnlm-y, P. l'ump1-ii, NY. Lyla-. XV. Ki'4'1iipz1slq', K. clI'llllli'll, N. NIL-Kay, A, lllfllllll. Buck Row: ll. l'mx'm'll, 'I'. K:'z-1'11x: lqg NY, llc'Nlrm', 'l'. cll'2lXVl.Ul'll. A. Szllznmlral. f 1 lluis yi-nfs jr. lligli Buskvtlmll clulm liucl 11 poor svuson. Conn-li NVvitzvl lost -ill ul lils lust um tuun. The-ir rc-corcl for this your was two victorivs and ciglit 4 Cll'l-1'JllS. Coucli WR-itzol use-cl mostlv scvcntli :mal cifflitli fruclvrs in orclcr to , n 5-Q lum- tlu-in rvaulv for ncxt your. Tha- lmoys i'ctui'ninp, ure: josm-ph Pisoni, Bill Lyla-. Paul Pmnpvu Amlx' BVIIIIO. lliclmrcl Pow:-ll, llicliuiwl Patton, FII-i'rv Clmwfm-al. Pzuul NIL-Ciluslu-y, julian Sanlmiclrzi, Tom Krompusky, auicl Huy llimvs. r 1 llw lmvs tlmt .uc l 4-aviiug, am-: lion llcitz, jim Morrisoii, Dun l'isc-uirliic-lx. Dick Klingc-nsniitli, Bill Kmnpuskv. Bill Kniglit. nml lflvcla- Sulunclrzl. l lll'l 'l'llL' lux'-Yu-v 1-lu 4 ll: nclvrw mlm-ilixlllslrallv ai IIUNV L'l14'1'l' 1- . . lulllm-slllcl1'lllS. . 'i,'15 1-ll to Right: N. XY:-ilau-ln-i', Nl. I i'anu'u. S, .'xllllH'0Sl1l. CI. lx ill: D l'1lllmm ll l sp: ll r -' , . ,Z - 48 Wlsestlilikf Front Row, Left to Right: XV, Dull, -I. Baku, E. Petrnzzi, R. Siple, Al. llnyes, A. Pompeii. Back Row: ll. Pisureik, I. Shntz, Nl. Tan'- lol R 'Xlntnn l C ' 9 . . A ' ' ', . i2ll'1lCL'l0lU, l. linehoek. SENIOR NlAThll'iN op: ll.Siple ottom: l .Cnra1eeiolo Captain, Senior john Slnlty. Wrestling Enters Main Sports Ring The inut sport at Broekwuy has grown greatly in interest uncl popularity since its beginning il yezn' ago. Under the tutelage of Coach Zoffuto, the Wrestlers provided some l'U2ll thrills for the urea fans. The teanfs record was three wins and six cleiieuts. Captain John Sehutz led his teann mates in victories. lle lost only one match. The Rover matmen traveled to Loek Ilnven again this year to enter the tournament. They were up against tough oppo- sition and only one of the hoys. Paul Pinehoek, brought home n victory. The fans like this new sport very IIlllCll uncl many ol- them ure looking forward to next season. 49 ii- Fight - team fight! 1 F C C . l'1'g5,y ltittvnhousv 91? I Qc il 1 5 Of 1 I N I 0 ,C ' 1 O ' as I4-ft to Right: D. Sim-lv, D. vVilll'iJL'l'f.f. Y. Dc-Sauitis, l'. Hittcnhousv, Il. .-Xnch'rson, S. Rt-gotti, S. Lunclhn-rg, Chvvring! This is an important factor in any contvst. TIN- pm-ppp' elim-i'lr'a1cl0i's przlcticccl munv hours in orclvr to put thc-ir lx-st foot forward ut tlu- gzuncs. Using thvir ingenious inulginutions they clvvisc-cl munv nvw chvvrs. The-sv charming young ladies, in thvir now rvd and black uniforms, did much to livvn spirit under thc Big Top. Thvy we-rv on hand in ull kinds of wc-uthvr und nvvvr lost thvir faith and L-oiificlm-mv in thc tmuns vw-n though thc outcoinv wus sonic- linim-s clouhtful. Bi' thc-ir unwuvoring vnthusiasm tht-y inspircd our 'istzu' pm-rfoi'im'1 ' on to inorc' and grvutcr victorics. Donna Stvvh' Clhllitj 50 sw- gf. .M -J? 3 ff, N, , Q my , ' l Y' ii-s5f'fs-!v .QQ fw- 'J W ..'..x. 9 IX - M .. J X r iii N' ,Y EK Q 1 'fir A vi, ' .E ' i i4A f QM 1' A wif qziwf W G M EM ,f S Q1' m Y 5Q if W ' W w - A X WH W .A Krkl M K K. ,' MT, 0 .M ' W Y Q L M . 'l71a1J1, fx XZ w X Nfx, nf A f' f ,cl 2 . nS F7 dfbmcfw' nn, M T J AR P Q f 'i, 'fb xnxx T . -' -J L 5.1 , I -4 ' x - JM. .. ji -LK 0 A 4 6 vw' Center Ring - Producers Coach Performers P. O. D. students are shown illustration pertaining to a current suhicct. Maps hring the world right into geog- raphy class. The purpose of the English department is to help the performers express themselves clearly and correctly through speaking and writing. Under the capable direction of the English teachers, the students learn the correct spelling and usage of the many words in the English language. The students through learning to cultivate good literature. help to uphold our American ideals. One of the most interesting and informative courses taught in our high school is Problems of Democracy. The class deals with modern prohlems and current issues. The election pro- vided a chance to practice democratic principles. The last part of the year was spent in studying Psychology, taught for the first time this year. The geography class is preparing for future studv of international affairs. Studying the eli- rnate and other natural conditions helps the students to hetter understand other people. NVriting compositions give English stu- dents an opportunity to express them- selves. Classes In Session - dail attraction The commercial classes prepare students for their entrance into the business world. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nluth and Mr. Zoffuto, the students learn the fundamentals of shorthand. typing. office practice. bookkeeping, and junior business training. This department endeavors to provide a strong background for those students who will take their places in business. XVith such a back- ground. each indiyidual is Well trained so that he is able to step into various secretarial jobs or specialized jobs. such as teaching. As students enter the commercial course, each one understands that he must work hard and long, but that the end justifies the means. Ring tennis creates agility and sports- manship. Dictation develops speed in shorthand and prepares students tor ollice posi- tions. Students type letters for day's assign- ment. Physical education classes are a yital part ol the school program. The diversity of the pro- gram and its scope atlord every student an oppor- tunity to participate and benefit by it. Briefly stated the aims of this program are: to develop habits of good sportsmanshipg to ae- quire a knowledge of the rules and skills needed for various sportsg and to provide for individual enjoyment and health improvement. The program as now worked out oil-ers a complete varietv of fail, winter and spring ae- tivities. Field hockey' and archery. basketball. vollevball. softball and wrestling are favorite sports. filll'llli5ll'j' 5lllKli'IllS 1-N111-1'i1111'11l with ll'l'XV 1-1l11ip111c11l. UM' ol' lhc l11ic1'11s1-11111' lllill'il'S biology PII- lm-1'l11i11i11g 111111 profiiulilc. Under the microscope and out of the test lube-Hands upon the wheel Sonic ol' thc morc scrious work mlouc i11 thc lJilClif.fl'0llllll of the Big Top iIlCllllll'S the clusscs of chcmistry 111111 hiology. 111 hiology cluss thc llklI'Cl-NV0l'liiIlg stuclcnts cliscovcr ll wonclcrful IIUVV world tlirough 'thc usc of il inicroscopc. XfVith hiologv as il husis the pupils 1uh'1111cc to the stuclv of CllL'Il1iStI'V. l11 chcmistrv class thcy ll'ilI'll all thc invstcrics of foruiulzis and v11l:-ucc. l11 hoth of thc courscs. thc stuclcuts lt'2ll'Il things that will hc of praicticul usc to tllK'Ill whcn thcv lcuvc thc Big Topw to hcgiu the final pcr- I'or1111111cc of their lives. As thc ycurs roll hy and studcuts comc und go, Nlr. McNulty rcmaiiis ut his post 11s il cupuhlc Driver Ed11c11tio11 instructor. Each ycur hc rc- ccivcs il ucw car proviclcd hy thc Brockway Schnciclcr Motors which grcutly aids him ill the tczichiug of ll1Odt'l'1l ways of driving. VVith thc cxccllcnt rccord of fcw z1cciclc11ts thc stuclcuts pz1rticipa1ti11g i11 this coursc work hard to attain ll high goal. As 21 result of the ruisccl st1111d111'cls. hcttcr clrivcrs arc lacing prochiccd to bring crcclit and ho11or to our high school, Li'1ll'llillg to 1-hauigc il lirc is illl C'SSl'lltlill paul ol' clrivcr tr11i11i11y.1 class. 56 Man works from sun to sun, but a Womanas work is never done Students in the Home Economics and Indus- trial Arts classes are receiving valuable training which is preparing them for future life. Potential homemakers are receiving a back- ground of knowledge in their well equipped kitchen and sewing room. They also receive great benefits from their study of etiquette in everyday lite. The Industrial Arts classes develop good workmanship and a sense of safety by using the electrical machines in the shop to their best advantage. These students will be skilled carpenters and excellent homemakers when they leave the 'KBig Top grounds to begin their vocations. Art students sketch still lift- arrangement. 57 Students test popularity of ready unix and home made cake mixtures. Industrial arts class draws funda- mental plans for projects. With paint and brush, Students develop ability The Art Department has as its objective the development of the individual. This means call- ing torth the powers of creativity inherent in every child. Through many media and in his own manner he learns to express himself. In art classes the pupils work with such as water color, tempera paints, inks, pastells, paper. finger paints and many others. The Art Exhibit gives the students an opportunity to evaluate their work with others and to display their abili- ties for parents and interested townspeople. Many special proiects are carried out for civic or- ganizations by the art classes. 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X. x -M .N . N wb.. .. .. ,,. Majors-ties try new forma- tion. Left to right: F. Gal- lo, I. Whelpley, I. Caraeeio- lo, P. Anderson, M. Ryd-en, R. llimes. Turn-twirl-and step high Have you ever noticed the liveliness that the ma- jorettes lend to our band? In their white and gold uniforms these high-stepping young ladies proudly exhibit their ability to the enthusiastic spectators. These skills that look so easy to a bystander really require hours of hard work. Starting with the basic figure-eight twirlv the girls have many lone practice sessions until at last they master their batons, and be- come proficient in the art of twirling. Always trying to improve and learn new twirls, these enterprising young ladies sent two of the young- er majorettes to twirlers camp for a two weeks period of training. Led by their capable captain, Florence Gallo, the majorettes worked long and hard to combine the old and new twirls into peppy routines. Flashing through these diflicult twirls the spark- ling majorettes are an added attractionv to any foot- ball game. These four appear in majorette uniform for final vear. Kneeling: F. Gallo. Standing: -I. VVl1elpley, UI. Carzleeiolo, P. Anderson. . M ..v,i...if. Standards of school and country are borne aloft by colorguards. Left to right: P. Me-N-eil, M. Clark, D. Stott, K. Morrison. al Young IJCI'f0I'TIlCl'S q'i'0ducc In-:i'i'v Music' lfrnnl Row, I1-It lo ri 'Ill: II, Snlmlmm-, XI, XYIIN-IN-rg, Y. I'Il'l'l'2ll'U, II. Iiillw-nINwlm-q U- lim,-H- I-. 1-Iunigln, ID. SIILIIIV, Y, 'ImN-N, XIIIIIIIL- Row: II. IIVIIIILN, XI. S:lIva1tmm-, C. Ihnis-IN, Xi. XYl'IIllL'IIl'l'. nuNI I Kuuw I I I1nIlun I IIiniI I immpil Il IxmNINi I7 I1lNsfInIw I,lSng .-'-, ,V 'fx' 1 a. fy . In ' -. lim-Iclluwz NI fnpn- I' IS:-nimm II. Ixnmli, Ix. IJIIIIQILIS, I'. XxUll1IN,kI, IIISUIII, I'. Inu-IIN, IJ. IJ4-Sunlis. II. . V . . .5 . 'NIIIII-1' 'I' ,I-IIHIIIIINUII - 1 - . 1 ,IlIllI0l LOIICCI l Band .Iunmr I Iigli Llmrus 'I'Iiis Irnining ICVOIIIIKI Im' IllI.lll'K' Ill1'llIIJl'l'S ul Orgnnim-QI als il I-InIi Im' tIN- Iirsl IIIIIL' lIns IIN' S1-ninr iIllllL'l'l'I Iillllii ISIIll'.IIlIIIOI' IIigI1CIonf f't'lll'.IIll'.IllllIUl' lligI1lIINmrns 2lL'k'0IlIl1IISIH'lI innnx cw-rt IIZIIIII. 'I1Iiis QITDIIIJ IIIRHIQ' its QI:-Imnt In' pIz1y- things UIIIPI' lIN1n singing. IlIQIl1'IXY1'1'lI ZICISUI IIll'S1'llIllI'fII1lSS I'I:1x'. 'I'IN-ir I, H, I I. . I I UI. I I I I IIIKIIISIVIHIIS IUIAIICIIUIIIQ wax 1-x'Nl4-Nt In' IIN- m-xc-1-I- IAIII I U 0 IMIII II' I .XX '15 I II VIIK II 5 I' 5I'K - . ' - I -- - 4 - - I - V f ' 4. . I Ia-nl IN'l'I0l'lll1llll'i' gnu-n nt nn assi-n1IvIx' IJIIIQIYIIII. U 55 I' I HIMIINIIII If IMI PIIIIIII' T 'IIN 'II II' IIIIION' IIIIISI IN- i'UIlLfl'2lIIlI1lIK'QI Im' IIN- Iilll' Wm-Ix IIHH MMIII. IIIHIISK Im' HIM III I5 Mm I0 'I' IIIIIIN IIIIWIIIIU SIIICUIK' 4- ni 5 mm pmnio 1- N- SIIVVLXSS cm ns 'I'IN-x' nn- lllIiI4'l' IIN' c'z1pa1ImIm- clirc-c-lion UI XIV. QNHII' IIi1'l'I. Ifrunl Huw, I4-Il In right: X. Im'1I.ln, ff.ll':u'm'iilI4x VIINIQII. C.. li. fiIILlI'. . I'1-In-rs. I'.uIn1. XI. II, IIJLMVIIIIII. S1-1-mul Now: II, SIUIIU. 5l'.ll'lI1lII. Ii, XIIII4-lx C., Quinn, ' I.. l.:nx.iru. II. ClnIIn'1-nIIn, Il, IIllXIl'Il'Ix, I3. IHIN-s, H A IIt'IlIN.lI-x. S, III-pism-Ii: 'I'IiircI lion: XI, PNN-Iiinl, W IK1'IIm'x I' I NI4- IT. I.lllIKIIN'l'Q. X. XIIIIIIIVX, I, Ii'-1-II, S. XlllIH'UNl.l. I lv-NII. IJ. xI.ll'llilIl, XI. InInm1n, XX. :XINII-rum. Hsu-If Row: N. XM- ill'Ill'l', XI, I'Iiillll'U, S. 'Yu- , I . x.u.1l, X, In-lrnff.1, IP. ri.ll'lINlL X. SIIXKIVI, S, Ilxwng. II. XXIIIILIIIIN, XI. IIllIIl'I'N, XI. NI1'NIau'I4ln. II. Ifspuxilir. I.. IiillII'lI4',f . IJ, II.n'ai- IIHlIxil, XI. links. Ix I InInns1n1, X, Jxflllilllllll. IJ. InInn. I. III. Tlur-ref Is Musir In Ther Air MIXED CHORUS Front Row: S.tI.1rlsm1. I. Ililvmam, II. CI1ionn. P. .'xlICIl'l'SUlI, VI. Ilyscmg, NI. lIycIc-11, I. Iiulminwn. , --- NI, I,x'Ic-, P. IIIIIVIIIIIYIISUI. P. NIL-Nwil. K. I3malircI. Second Row: S. NIu1'rismn, II. Dugan. Y. il Vmlvxi. I . Bislmp. N. 'l'mnpIiins. NI. Iicnwick. F. Gz1IIu, E. Ilczotcn. XV. Butsun. S. Cfllrry. IJ. Sim-VII-. P. XI'i11cI1'l's. Third Row: CI. BYIIIIU. NI. Bias. Ps. Sa-zlrllzlti. T. XVill1', If. S11ycI1'r. F, SIm'Iv. IJ, Krnmll, NI. Iiosdlilli, Cl, Iflulxlco, Top Rnwzu II. IIf1mw'. P. I,yIn'. I.. I'.I'lIi'llIK'I'. II. Bmlwxl. L, IIIIIIIICII It 4.111114-L-lcnlrm. P. SL'IlIl'llIIIIl'l'. K. Cmit. 61 BOYS CLICIC CLUB Standing: B. SL'1lI'lIllII, Ii. Iluuwr. I.. IIIIII-lll'l L. I 1I'l'i'lIIl'l', II, Iiyllscmll, I . SIL-c-Iv, I.. Krmmlu. I' I.yIc'. Scaled: It C.all'zu-c-zulu. XI. Iiiss. IC. Sm dur, I. XI IIIP. XI. Iiosvllini. Cl. l rum-u. K. ffrgnfl P SKIIILIIIIIIII C' BIIIIIU CIIILS CLICIC CI.I'B Front Row: UI. lic-nwiuk, NI. I'IUl'2liIlIl'I. C. Bu x1xix'cI, D. XVim'IJc-rg, F, Iic'susIQ, -I. XVzlc'ImI1. Ii IA'llSI'IIl'I, NV. Iialtson. K. I mlnL'u, I. I,:lIIu. II . . - - .-. . . ,., '. ... 111 n '- zlIL'I1. D. Bmw-r. S. Morrimn. NI. Nlznrsllull. IJ 'I'uwn, NI. Czlrlwn. Third Row: ID. NI'ing:u'mI S. AIJIHIIQIIIISIJII, NI. Nlillvr. NI. I,imIIIuIm. II Clmionu. V. NIucIuIm'1r1l. Nl. IIy1I1'n. Y. Swamsnn P. NVl'ISlIl'l', NI. Blurrimn. NI. Cllmr. Buck Row. NI. Rc-nwick. N. XVurcI. II. Dnxmum I I umllmn-rf' .N -,' 1 .-. II. C,.l1Ism1. It I'IlsI1up. I, I.i'IIIll'l' S K'-u'Iwu XI XVQIIHLI. C. linsvhini. IC.'CfInittn-stf-I'.lY. 1LI'wInn11IIiI1s: I'v1'cI1. P. NIL-N1-iI. -I. Ilysmng. Sbcnncl Row II. Ilimvs, S. cIlII'I'X', I. IIIIl'IlILlII I5 III'lllIlIH'lA I IIUIIIIISOII P 'XIICIKISUII Nl IXIIIIII I funn KVM-re do you swim? AIuciy-go to your room! 'l'lnll's spl1'miid! uA1l'f'l'i'0llllllj' Arliiieklef' Who wants to smell lier unywny?,' Get out amd stay onlin 6:2 Grease paint and footlights - - - KiI'1lCl' Graves . Lois Graves . Alncly Graves .. Hurry Graves . Hilda .. . l uflAv Aclauns .. .. Uneie VViiiis -I. B. Curtis .,... .. lillen Curtis .. .. liuskeii Cummings .,..,. Barlow Adams ..., Sterling Brown ..,. Merrill Ferlmeh .. Albert Kunody Tommy Arhuckie llenrv ...... . ........., . Charlie . Messenger Boy joe 4,.,, . 4,., . . Junior Miss Cast ...Nancy Tompkins jnniee Hysong ...Mary Ellen Kroh Fred Steele Maire Mnkkonen Donna Steele LeRoy Preston .Edward Ferraro .julia Greenulch Leslie Huffner Mark Boschini Gerald Franco .Ardell Leuseliel ...Robert Benson .Paul Sehlexnmer Francis Caraceiolo Curl Marnntti Kenneth Craft ,........Charles Craybill Entire Senior class play cast poses for picture with director, Miss Meehan, after final performance. The Senior class once again proved their dra- matic ability with their presentation of another smash hit, Junior Xlissfl December fourth and fifth, under the direction of Elizabeth Meehan. junior Nlissf' the story of a typical teen age daughter of a typical middle class family is a comedy-draina in three acts. YVritten hy .lerome Chadarou and joseph Feilds, the play lent itself to character roles with plenty of action. Although the play itself called for interior design, the stage crew planned, designed, and worked under the supervision of Miss Alma Crawford, until they achieved a realistic pent- house upon the stage of the Ninth Avenue audi- toriuin. All in all, the well written play. tl1e quaint penthouse, and the superior ahility of the actors combined to produce a top star pert'orinance- the hest Senior Class play. 63 Miss Meehan leaves for dress rehearsa the Ninth Avenue Building. Student C 'I Senior lligh Student Council is being brietfd for Polio Drive. Standing, left to ' E l right: R. Hecldinger, Al. Mooney . erraro tPres.l, M. Kroh Wiee-Prcs.l, Mr. Zof futo fAdvisorl, Seated, front row: M fSec.l. L. Strishoelc CTreas.l. ' son, ll Anderso . Foradori Back Row: I. Thomp- ll. junior luligh Student Council on way back to classes after a meeting. Left to right: ll. Creenaleh, D. Quinn, P. Esposi- to tSec.-'l'reas.l, M. Fremer, F. Cooper, ll. Hietz, T. Crawford, U. Mowery tPres.l, Mr. Steele fAd- visorl. Our Student Councils are organizations through which the student body may participate in student activity. Membership in the Student Council is determined by majority vote, one student per home room. Not only do the members of the Student Councils plan all student activity. but they are responsible for a complete and thorough job in everv performance they undertake. An outstanding project sponsored by the Senior High Student Council was the Student Handbook. It aided in explaining our schoolls policy and function. lts main purpose was to orientate new students into the routine of student life in our school. During the football and basketball seasons the Councils were responsible for many dances held in the gymnasium after the games. The money made at these dances was used to defray the expenses incurred during the year. All in all, the Councils have proved to be capable. etlicient, ful. and quite success- 64 Art Club projects. M ad Mixersi' lear members discuss numerous n how to use kitchen equipment. Mad Mixers As proof that femininity does not dominate the culinary art, the Mad-Mixers, a group of ' ' d cided to prove their talents in the ' ' their Senior boys, e ' l' mf their new hobby are ' d kitchen. Symbo ic c chef's hats, each of which was personally ma e by the boys. ' - ' b 1 roduced in the kitchen with ' l air What has een p these boys as cooks is ample evidence of tic talen ts along this line. Z Art Club The Art Department sponsors thc Art Club 1 to all students of the ind membership is oper io1 and Senior High School. The club is ro'ects that have Jun ' 'bl for the many art p 1 . l : Christ- responsi e been carried out during the yearg name v mas lawn decorationsg posters and program cov- ersg and stage decorations. Most school organizations and many civic clubs called upon the Art Club for help during the year. ' ' ken and worked to Every project underta elsed the confidence and ability l en completion incr z. oi the individual members of the club ant, , - couraged several to consider art work as a lull time occupation. 65 ss Club discusses initiation into Quill md Scroll. Varsity lub One ot the largest Varsity B clubs in Hover history was organized in early September under the direction of Mr. john McNulty. The club has a membership of 23, which includes athletes from the various varsity squads. The Varsitv Bn Club sponsored several dances. movies, and also a special assembly put on by the Slipperv llock College in February. Altliough the club will lose twelve senior members, there will be many capable members left to carrv on the activities of this club. Kneeling. left to right: tl. Sereno, B. Pavic I Mr. McNulty tAclxisorl. Press Club The most recent club to spring up under the Big Top is the Press Club. The membership of the club is composed ot the Dawn and Buz- zerv stails and all individuals interested in this type ot work. During the vear, this active organization sponsored several dances and other various activ- ities. Under the direction of Miss Alma Crawford and Nlr. John Peterson, the Press Club promises to be verv successful in all it undertakes. Bianco, H. l'aruso, tl. Patton QV. lres.l, C. An lu son tSec.-'l'reas.l, 'l'. Mancini tllres.l. hl. lln s lt. Siple, I. Thompson, li. Petruzxi. Stan mg Nl. Freeiner, 'l'. NVine, li. NVine. .l. Nloonex Franco, ul. Schulz, nl. Amitrone, I.. Freemmr H Olivio, E. Tortorella. l'. l'isau'el1ielx, E. lnl mcling. left to right: Al. Lallo, T. Chittcs- '. l. Thompson, Y. Codcr CTrcas.D, K. Fran- , Nl. Kroh tYicc-l'rcs.l. l. Morrison, M. Twirlers' Club Thc mcinhcrs of the Twirlcrs, Club, noted for the-ir school spirit, giver all their support to tht- star pcrformcrsf' Thcy are always on hand to join in thc chccring at all our sport cvs-nts. Co-opt-ration is thcir mainspring. XVorking togcthcr. thcy sold hot dogs and pop corn at thc foothall gamcs, much to thc delight of thc many hungry fans. Undcr Nliss Slim-lcy's guidancc this organiza- tion contrihutcd a great dcal to thc lllCl'l'y-gtk round of school evcnts. Front Row, left to right: Al. llysong, B. lfyc tTrcas.D, bl. Wlu-lplvy fScc.Q, l . Gallo Cl'rcs.J P. McNcil QV.-Prcs.l, S. Curry, L. Strishocli Second Row: bl. Crccnalch, M. Karallia, I' Andcrson, j. Caracciolo, D. Stott, K. Bo xaird, E. llootcn. Third Row: P. W'c-isncr, K lNlorrison, M. Clark, ll. lliincs, XV. llatson Al. Lundln-rg. B. Lcuschcl, nl. L1-lnwr Nl Hydcn. Club Onc of the outstanding social organizations on thc i'Big Top grounds is the C. L. Cluh. This activc group, coinposcd of the chccr- lcadors, honorary mcinlmcrs, and thcir advisor. Mrs. Boll. had many Worthwhile projccts during thc vcar. Many of thcsc projects rcquircd a grcat deal of hard work and planning, hut thc girls gavc thcir tiuic willinglv. without coin- plaint. This is truly an organization ol' which thi- school can hc proud. O QSO auco, Y. Iordan. Kneeling, left to right: Sll'l'll' fl,fl'S.l. D. XYlllC'lllIl'2, S, llcgotti, l,,undl1crg, ll. Andcrson. P. llittcnhousc. - C. Boschini. M. Miller. Back Row: D. Cal- houn, S. Anihrosia, L. Casaro, Y. Swanson, ut ol' many weeks ol' hard work. L to right: Nl. Stewart. S. Morrison. M. cnhonse, M. ltenwick, Mr. Shalll-r, N. nNorlnan, UI. Crm-enalc-li. M. Karalla, D. 1 e, Al. Nlorrison. F. F. A. During its second vear of existence the F.F.A. has grown considerably. Besides the individual projects. the cluh has undertaken several nota- hle group projects. One of the first things they did was to huy a registered Berkshire sow. Look- ing into the future, they planned a small scale pine tree reservation. Seedlings were hought and planted. Later they planted and raised several acres of corn. The Future Farmers of America are verv well trained under the direction of Mr. Fennell. Front row, left to right: XV. Nichols, li. Si- ple, li. Bruinherg. tl'res.l, D. Mohcrg, W' Crihhs, li. Nester, fSee.l. G. Louglnnan. Nlr Fennell tadvisorl. Second row: li. Linde- muth, D. Marnati, bl. lloward, D. Buskirk ll. Lockwood, R. Starr, D. McKay, H. Mar- tini, T. Fremer, ll. Trunxo. Third row: ll Quinn, L. VVitZ, Nl. Shindledecker, li. lieitz A. Pierce. N. McKay, D. lloffman, D. Arch ihal-d. Back row: B. Foeks, CTreas.l. J Morrison, E. Lockwook, li. liepisck, C. llolt li. Lundherg, ll. Renwick. Girls Industrial Arts Club The Girls lndustrial Arts Cluh consists of nine Senior girls who meet Tuesday and Thurs- day of every week. This year, this outstanding cluh decided to make cedar chests. Under he direction of Mr. Lee Shaffer, the project turned out very successfully. The girls worked dili- gently sanding and varnishing and the finished product was indeed one to he proud of. The girls showed that they could reallv compete with the fellows when it comes to carpentry. i rls Industrial Arts Cluh examine the llllllL'l' 'Still rhsvuss plains lor lu- nx- isnt-s ol tht- l5lifm'i'.i' BUZZHR STA FF cutvtl: Xlr. l,L'll'I'Sllll, L. Strishoclt. . Iloxuircl. Xl. llc-iiwit-lc. Curl Blum- ntti. Standing: P. Anclvrson, N. oinpkins. li. l vrmro. B. Sc-airnalti. P. yh-. Nl. Iriyclvn. S. lla-gottl, l. Nlun- lll. Nl. lxilfllllil. 1. Lurlson. B. lfyv, Buzzer Staff Librarians thc 'Buzxcrs' coming out today? This Kceping tht- lllll'll1'V in Slllll-Sllillll' orch-r is qnvstion was l'lPliLllOll il countless 1' i Illllllllfl Ol thc' joh of il lll7I'i1l'lklIl. Dusting' sliclvvs. 1'c'c-oxn- timvs Cllll'lllQ,' the school vez '. Stuclvnts 'llll '1 U 1 l mcncling nn llltP1'0SflIlQ,' hook to u pnzxlc-cl stu- l nc-ultx' ulikc wcrc always anxious to soc thc- now issucx for tht- stall had provvcl thcmsclvvs to hc clcnt. helping somvonc final l'l'li'l'l'llCC mut01'ia1l. illlllll aulvpt in finchng thc who. what. wlicrv. or lllwckmg book? lm? all Sunnis dwmhllh wliy. and how of unvthing and c-x'Q1'x'tlii11g that 1wrll?l.'nml by thc hlniumuls' . ImmX.m,d during tht, school VNU.. ' lhc lust couplc ot yours thv lll7l'2ll'l' has tulwn Tha- mann' hours spent planning. writing. and fm il 'WW liwfl- If is lil thi' 9'0 ll7f'tl 't hiU'fl5 'll rt-writing 4-ng-I1 iggm- of tht- uliufgg-1- Wag nqyt in Nliss Tompkins and is kept ns nt-ut :incl orclvrh' vain. Nlr. l'c'tc'1'son and his Sli1llll6lSCl'Yt' ll votc ns possihlv. Miss Tompkins and hor stall' am- ol' thanks for an 4-xccll:-nt pc'1'fo1'inzn1cv. doing un iinportzmt task in at cupulmlt- ixmiimw. 69 l,llJli2lI'l1lllS p1'1'1Jail'v liln':n'x' ll'l' slnrlvnt nsv. l1lBll.'XlllANS Santa.-cl: Ii. KWH. Nl. XX'ln'lnh'y SlZ'lI!llllT.21 P. I.yh-. Nliss 'llnnpltins Y. Xl2lllllll'IIll. ll. Olixio. Nl. liost-hini nl. Nlorrfson. li. lfyv, l., Strisliot-ls, Nlvriilmm-is ol' tht- ulJllXYtl tht- 15153 Yt'Lll'l1lltlli. Scaled, lclt to right: '. T lllll'lllilll. ,l. l-lysoug. Stantl ing: I . Su-i-lv. Nl. Kroh. C NYlu-lplm-y. K . A yt-urhoolx is ai rt-cord of ll school your. Tho Dauvuf' our vt-urhook. is morn- thuu 11 rt-cord ot this past ya-ur. lt is u rm-coral of Vou. lt is u hook iu which wa- Imam- writtcu Lund photo- L'll'll17ll1'tl ours:-lu-s us iuclivitluuls iu our soc-it-ty. tht- school socivty. XVQ' liuvv rvcorclvtl withiu its pugt-s at picturc- story' ot our trim-mls. our uchuiuis- trntiou. our lac-ultv, our various sports. our clivvr- ll'1ltll'l'S11lltl iuauort'tt:'s, our class:-s. our hauul. our clruuiutic pvi'to1'iiium-vs. our puhlicutious. our or- guuimtious, uucl vou. our clussiimtvs. YW' t'lljUVl'tl Worltiug as ll couuuuuul group4z1 stuili. XVc- L-hosv our tht-rut-, took picturcs. solic- l 1'au'h4 volt pluus for Standing, left to right: -I. llysoug. Nl. Kroh tou, Nl. ilhss. ll. Sta-1-lr-. QI. llilviuuu, fl. l rquu'o, I.. Strishoclt Nlzirshzill. IS. lloow-r. .-X, l.4-us4'h1'l T0 is V. itocl tuucls, plzuuu-cl our layout, croppvcl pictures. dvsigiivcl tht- art work, L-alptiouvd pit-turvs. crv- utccl writc- ups :uid tvpvcl. NW- worrivclg we workvclg wc had tuui XVC, the stuff, wish to cxprcss our gmtitliclv to Miss Alum Cruwtorcl, our aclvisor. without whosv ht-lp. this veurhoolt would liavv hot-u im- possihlv. Attcr muuv hours of hurcl uucl tvclious luhor. wc suhmit to you, for your approval mul as il tokvu ot our upprcciutiou for vou. our fricucls. the 1952-53 'illuwuf' stall axpprou-s iuull tht- hook. S. hurry, In htm-1-li-. Scuted: l,, Prus- , -I. NVlu-lplt-y, S. , KT. .'Xutlm'rsou. l rzuu-o, Cf. .-Xuclt-rsou. lf ss. A. lmu S4.'lll'l, I.. Strishouli. ,I ,1 w fax 3 -by M 1 .... ' -Lk- x ,..L, v fm kkhlkk in v,.. ,. , , 5. ,, A ya, x 1 , . ' X E Ay if v, J K QA E5 wx , I' ,.LffxQ,:' V x , ,w f '4 , ' N 'f H , Er, 5? if 5 ' ff'f1'?'-W as Qwmkf 5.1, f -X J Sxwmf, . 6, f . L, xr 1 I L :, ,1' 9f ,'5E V RQ? Q: 2 Zag? f 2 Y f .. L,-. m L-,L' 1 - I 1 -W wi 'A R - K Q3 1 1 1 in 1 K ' Ummm Stu-lv. Huy Om-vu, is crownvd by Edward Fl'l'l'lll'U. SUICIUIII f:UllIlL'iI l,l l'Silll'lll. cated, left to right: M. c:ilI'l50ll, ll. Allll1'l'SHlll, XV. lialtsmm, M. Morrison. Standing: li. Pnrusu, R. Awrlanlls, NI. BllSL'IlilIi- 1. f:0dl'l', D. Sivvlv, E. Fl'I'l'Rll'U, L. Strislmc li.Ol1x1u. l. llmlnpsm1.I'r. l'z1xu-k. T2 M Nwwuvlllnlu--.lIl1.ztw1nx1u1. lm llNl1IllX ll7lIL'IllQlllNl.lllll, Xml lln IK Il lm mmlc'pm'ml1n'l'l1w111l.1lusm lux vm mm ul Iitllillllll mlm m.1ml. ns INK is slmllsuu-ml ln lilml S xXXi ml ilu c.l.llllLl Supply f,mup.mx y i 9 Y.. 1 , Q 7,4 s h V1 1 M q'A:,,Q Q 1. ll! '-3.5 'Q fm. nf. -' - - Y , n f MW. A Q vi, :EE .. f , -4' . , 2- ' K y .a N Q s s ' 'sl In Q 3? in ,gg fm' 1' , . ,Q sr. Q , A Syn' ws-wf,.-- , ,. Y Q , .. ., .L ,,., 14 ,A-f k 5' .K .- Y 4 X ggxwwa V bylv ...,: , U .X .f . 42: A 1 M A 5 v 1-', . 'H wig :W , 'Q v.. Q, S ' A Q . . .V . . .. ,Z M NE, V- ...M .... - -I A , . . xg is xf F, 'QZV' fi S M ---- 3? .f'. Q' ' ,-f. 7 Q gh in wifi ...ff M , J wma. x1 .A 9' X I Q 5 l Wy, uf ' i. 1f .Wi fi Y Y V' KN I, 31 v 1 . 2 HJ. SWE? f,W W if My H' nv 'M U Q? 1 gl Q. , 9 U V f 'frk-'eg '-q1..f m in I H f, K Q 1 Ei f ,VV5 .ill L, K LN EA . A nf 0 ,1 , ', N- 1, ,,1 1 ,, , '11 A W 1- , - H J- 11,1 x, ,1,,11111 1 111 11 1 111 . , 3 - 'EC ' 1 ' 1 111' 1, 1 1, 1,1 111 A .. W 1 1 11 1 , N !,11 1 1111 1 1 111 1 1 11 11.. ','11 1 1 1,111,. 1' , 1 ,' 1 ,11 1 ., 1 - 1 1 1 11111 :, .111 111 '. 11 ,N 1, , 1 ,, .,,, 1 . - , 1 , ,1111 ., 1. 111 11111.11 1 , ,11 1 11111 1 11 ,.11' 1 ,111 t ' 1 ,A ' 1 ' '11 11111 1 1' W A1 1 1 11 1 f' 11 ' 1,11 1 11,1 111 1 1 1 11 1 ,111 X ,, 1 1,,11 1: .111 1 , lf , ,I 1,1'1',1:,'1111111'1,1'11 1, 11 111,11 1 , ,,, 1 , .1',1 ,111,111,111111 111 ,, 111 ' .111 11,1 1 111'11'jw., M141111 , , ,1:'1111'11' 1, 11 1 11,1 '1 1 11 '11111f J' 1 1111 1, 11 1 1 1' 1111 1 11 111111111 1 11 11111 1111 .11 1 1' '11 1 11 1' 111 1 1 1 ,1 1 , 1 1'1,,11111 . ' 1 1 ,, 11 1 1 ,, 1 ,1111, 1 , 1 ',r 11 - 111 ,1 , 1 1 1 1 1, '1 11111 W 1 N W 1 W W11111f11111'14 '1111 1 ' 1' ' 11 , ,,1,11,11 111 11,511 11111 11 1 ,111111 1 ,l, , 1 1111111111 1111 1..11 ' 1 1 1 Ulu11EUE1M11E11111111U1111uW1L111111111L11a111111 1111 111111111'11 1 ' ' .N Complimvnts of BROCKWAY CITIZENS BANK Brockway Pennsylvania AICIIIIJCI' Fcclclul Dvposit 1115111111100 COI'P0l'ilti0ll Compliments of BEADLE AND COMPANY NVczu'ing Apparcl for thc Entire' Fzunily Dry Goods Crocvries - Meats and Produce BROCKNVAYS UNE-STC JP STORE 78 Compliments of STACKPOLE CARBON COMPANY V. T. SMITH DAIRY You can Whip our cream But You czuft beat our milkf' DuBois Pennsylvania 9 Z 1 1 I 1 3 1 i l SPOTTS, MUSIC CENTER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES 215 North Finclley Street Phone 1200 PUNXSUTAVVNEY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of ALTOONA LEATHER STORE, INC. SPORTING GOODS LUGGAGE 1501 Elvvc-nth Avvnuv Altoona, Pennsylvania S0 1 1 1 1 1 I ini 1 3 1 1 Built to Serve You . . . 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. W w CLEARFIELD, PA. Compliments of LIBERTY STUDIO and CAMERA SHOPS YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 513 Main Street Clarion, Pennsylvania 81 ZIIVIMERIVIAN EN CRAVINC COMPANY UNION NO. 435 UNITED BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA l Compliments of PARIS CLEANERS Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of IOSEPH S. PISONI Compliments of A. D. CRASSO 1 1 I. C. REARICICS HOME APPLIANCES Admiral - Crosley - Emerson - Fada Stromberg-Carlson - Zenith - RCA Westinghouse - AM - FM - Television 205 W. Long Avenue DuBois, Pennsylvania Phone 2040 I Stores in Brockway, DuBois, St. Marys HI Compliments of Sundaes, Delicious Candy, and Sodas WE FIT THE HARD TO FITU BOWL FOR HEALTH Shoes, Hosiery, and Accessories Brockway Pennsylvania Brockway Pennsylvani 1 Compliments of CILLUNG PHARMACY R. L. CILLUNC, Phm-mucisf SCHNEIDER BROCKWAY MOTORS 407 Main Street CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Brockway Pennsylvania Brockway Pennsylvania Phone 5775 Phone 4405 84 l Compliments of I. A. MILLER Feed and Farm Supplies Fifth Avenue Compliments of OLIVIUS GREENHOUSE Potted Plants in Season Annuals - Vegetable Plants Brockway Pennsylvania C h HENRY W. ANDERSON For Your Insurance Needs Dial 3142 or 3143 The Leading Insurance Agency 415 Main Street Brockway Pennsylvania rens aw Pennsylvania Lady of Spain, I adore you THE BROCKWAY RECORD Dedicated 'to the Memory of Our Departed Comrades The Home of Better Printing 516-20 Main Street Brockway Pennsylvania - Phone 3425 BOOK, JOB, and CATALOGUE PRINTING PO ST 95 Compliments of FRED CIPRICH AUTO BODY ik FENDER REPAIR SHOP Chittester Way Brockway Pennsylvania Phone 4702 BROCKWAY BOROUGH MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY Phone 5075 MEMBERS Ioseph S. Pisoni-Chairman Harry L. Youngdal-Vice Chairman George C. Morrison-Secretary Fred Edwards, Sr.-Treasurer George M. Williams A. V. Bassetti Ross H. Pentz--Solicitor l Compliments Compliments of of MCMILLEN BROCKWAY MAYTAC STCRE SPURTSMEN S CLUB Phone 5495 Brockway Pennsylvania Bf0CkW3Y PSUUSYIVHIUH Compliments Compliments of of ALF REITS DAIRY BROCKWAY PASTEURIZED - HOMOGENIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Alexander Street Phone 3415 Brockway Pennsylvania Ridgway ' Brockway 8 Pond-Rose Farms Compliments of 'Complete Contoured Farmn Dairy 61 Beef Cattle Poultry Products I P M A Christmas Trees Pheasants C t ct on ra or DONALD T. SMITH Visitors Welcome Good Luck Falls Creek R. D. 1 P yl Compliments Compliments of of LOCGIA LIBERTA NO' 206 O'F'D'I' FAIRLAWN STORES AND HOME ASSGCIATION LOUIES MARKET BROCKWAY CITY MARKET Brockway P yl - l 1 88 l 1 - l Compliments of STUDENT CCUNCIL Edward Ferraro-President Mary Ellen Kroh-Vice President Louise Strishock-Treasurer Mary F oradori-Secretary Helen Anderson Irene Thompson Robert Redinger Joe Mooney Mr. Zofluto-Advisor Compliments of TWIRLERS CLUB Joanne Caracciolo Florence Gallo Patricia McNeil Marjorie Karaffa Dixie Stott Betty F ye Pauline Anderson Kay Bovaird Mary Clark Marlene Miller Louise Strishock Yvonne Swanson Ella May Hooten Joyce Lehner Ruth Ann Himcs Marna Ryden Kay Morrison Germaine Boschini Janice Hysong Sally Curry Loretta Casaro Sylvia Ambrosia Doris Calhoun Wilma Batson Judy Whelpley Jean Lundberg Julia Greenalch Patricia Weisner Beverly Leuschel Miss Sheley--Advisor Compliments of C.L.S. CLUB Donna Steele Mary Ellen Kroh Jean Morrison Peggy Rittenhouse Yvonne Coder Sylvia Begotti Virginia DeSantis Helen Anderson Irene Thompson Shirley Lundberg Kathleen Franco Elaine Chittester Dee Ann Wineberg Marlene Franco Virginia Jordan Janet Lallo Mrs. Bell-Advisor Compliments of VARSITY Thomas Mancini Gerald Franco Charles Anderson Richard Olivio Blase Scarnatti John Schutz Dick Siple Edmund Tortorella Frank Bianco James Sereno Leo Freemer Francis Caracciolo Thomas Wine Richard Jacobs 6GB'i CLUB Ernest Inzana Mark F reerner Dick Wine Joe Mooney John Amitronc Paul Pisarchick Bernard Pavick Richard Paruso James Patton John Hayes Ivan Thompson Eugene Petruzzi Robert Martini Richard Esposito Mr. McNulty-Advisor IOHN T. LARKIN COMPANY NVIIOLESALE IITC. SUPPLIES BIIIIICIICS in Dnliois and Johnstown Compliments of ROSS H. PENTZ DuBois PCIlllSylYLllliLl CIOIIIPHIIICIHS of COCA COLA BOTTLINC COMPANY of DuBois Dnliois Pl'llllSV1VL1Ilil SL'ill'l'Cl'UVV Ll'axnl Lyla-5 IVICANINCH MOTORS OLIVER T. KORB CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH S1 SONS WHITE TRUCKS Cemetery Memorials PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SERVICE Phone 1095 25 E. Park Ave. Phone 1220 DuBois, Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments C. W. PIF ER SONS of LUMBER AND MILL WORK RIVERSIDE MARKETS Phone 77 or 2187 DuBois Pennsylvania 91 U PAUL I. SHORT FUNERAL HOME Auto Ambulance Service Compliments of THE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY And Home of Lane Cedar Chests Aerial Ambulance Service 149 West Long Avenue Phone 787 Stores in DuBois and St. Marys DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania A LITTLE MONEY is enough-if Compliments wisely spentg TOO much-if expended foolishly. of DUBOIS CLEARING WCED HOUSE ASSOCIATION and WCED-FM The DuBois Deposit National Bank The Union Banking and Trust Company DuBois Pennsylvania Always Ask for Royal Crown Cola The Cola That's Best by Taste Testv also Upper 10 Par-T-Pak Nehi Beverages NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Division DAMUS BROS. CO., INC. DuBo1s Pennsylvanla Important conferences Compliments of A. FERRARO 81 COMPANY Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of LAUDERBACH - CRIB ST AND COMPANY DuBois Pennsylvania - - Express Service to Pittsburgh Three trips a day from Brookville Group and Party Service RITCHEY TRANSPORTATION CO. Phone 71311 Brookville Pennsylvania Visit BLAKE'S HARDWARE by 'the bridge Brookville Pennsylvania General Hardware Supplies Agency for Heatilators and Other Fireplace Equipment Compliments of L. A. LEATHERS CO. FORD - MERCURY It Pays to Deal at Leathersi' Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKVILLE Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of BROCKWAY DRUG COMPANY George Hileman, Prop. Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of BRODYS DRESS SHOP Compliments of JUNIOR WOMAN,S CLUB Ridgway Pennsylvania Brockway Pennsylvania INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farm Machinery, Refrigeration Trucks, McCulloh Power Saws, and Lincoln Welders BROOKVILLE EQUIPMENT Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of ATTWOOD MOTORS BUICK - PONTIAC Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of CREAMERY, INC. DuBois Pennsylvania C1Ll1Sll1NV Pt1lllbWlVllll1 Compliments of FULTON CHEVRULET CO. SALES 6: SERVICE Brookville Pemlsy We Never Forget a Customer lvzmia - MORRISONS NAVA SERVICE STATION Ea it Ma ' Sl. D'zl 4. 3. Brockway, Pennsylvania ls lm H 5 5 Pontiac Sales 81 Service Brockway, Pennsylvania Compliments of Complimcntsi of McKINLEY'S GARAGE THE JOHNS GARAGE Official Inspection Brockway R. D, 2 Pennsylvania Bmckway PCUUSYIVUUW Compliments of GANKOSKY'S JOSEPH SERAFINI Gas - Lubrication - VVashing GENERAL STORE Brockway, Pcnnsylvania Crenshaw Pennsylvania Compliments of THE CARLSON COFFEE SHOP FRANK LAVELLA STORE 51 Service Station Phone 5154 I Crenshaw Pcnnsylvani 1 Crenshaw PCl'lflSylVRl1l1 - - - K - - - 97 Complimcnts of FIDDLERS SALES AND SERVICE Brockway Pcnnsylvania Complimcnts of E. AND E. RESTAURANT Brockway Pcnnsylvani 1 Complimcnts of MONTRESOR'S MARKET Quick Scrvicc Frcc Parking Brockway Pcnnsylvania Compliments of CITY RESTAURANT Brockway Pcnnsylvani 1 Compliments of TOMMY BAKA Meats and Groceries Bmg-kwgry Pcxmsylvani 1 MARTINO,S MARKET Importcd Italian and Domestic Foods Mcats - Dairy Products - Croccrics Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of CARL'S FOOD MARKET BEADLE BUILDING Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of MOBILE SERVICE Cas - Mobilubrication - Oil Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of REGOTTFS BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 546 Main Street Phone 4445 Brockway Pennsylvania Of plays gone by Compliments of CENE'S BARBER AND BEAUTY STUDIO 1562 Main Street Phone 6464 Brockway Pennsylvania YOUNGDAHUS KEYSTONE DAIRY Colden Guernsey Milk Phone 5099 Brockport Pennsylvania l Compliments of ROCKY GRILL Compliments of YANNTS VARIETY STORE Brockway Pennsylvania Bfnnkwny Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of EDITH PRINCIPE DRESS SHOP CONTESSA MATILDA LODGE and M1868 CASH AND CARRY MARKET Brockway P enns ylvania Brockway Pennsylvania - I K K - I - - Compliments of B. P. MCMACKIN Complimcnts of BEN FRANKLIN STORE INSURANCE R. L. SNYDER 456 M2 ' S ' ' lm hut Quality - Scrviu Brockway Pennsylvania Right PfiCl'S Compliments of JOHN L. POYER Attorney At Law Bra mekway Pennsylvania Compliments of ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE JAMES R, LOGUE Agent Plione 5504 B rocliway Pcnnsylvani 1 Compliments of GEORGE R. CURRY jeweler Brockway Pennsylvani 1 Compliments of N. F. LCRENZO, M. D. Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of BROCKWAY HARDWARE Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of ANTHONY L. PETRUZZI IUSTICE OF THE PEACE All forms of Insurance Brockway Pennsylvania N I CUIllDllI11ClltS of cr0l'IlDllH1CDtS of WANDA,S SHOPPE KEITH BROTHERS lh'ockwa1y Pcnnsylvallia Brockway P1-1111sylvania Chorus girls Compliments of JOHN VERNE Your Norge Stromberg-Carlson Dealer W Brockway P'e1111sylva11ia Compliments of FRANCIS I. ESPOSITO SMART SHOP Distrilmutor of Rc-frcslmlcllts , Brockwwy Pcm1svlv:111i11 Brockway Pexmsylvanla 1 ' ' . Com Jlimn-11ts of ClJll1l3lllllL'lltS of I EDWARD 1, CUIBERT, 0, D, HUMPHERYS FURNITURE Brockwav Pmmq fl H . .5 1 1111.1 , ' Brockway P1-nnsylvam 1 - - - - - - 101 3 1 1 ,Li l 7 1 Compliments of DR. LOUIS CERUTTI Brockway Pennsylvania Conipliim-nts of PRINCIPE CLEANING SHOP Compliments of MASCARO,S BUS LINE Brockway Pennsylvania GEORGE T. PLATCO RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Bf0CkW1W PClll1SYlVlU1i l Brockway Pennsylvania Coniplinwnts of R. E. SHIELDS Sheet Metal and Roofing Compliments of ED CARNESALI Brockway Pcnnsylvaui 1 Brockway Pennsylvania Imaginary travelers Compliments of CARLSON FUNERAL HOME Phone 5732 Brockway Pennsylvania - - - A eww Compliments of DUBOIS POTATO CHIP COMPANY COWDRICK DRUG STORE Prompt Prescription Svc-rvice 7 N. Brady Street DuBois Pc-nnsylvzmin Dl1B4,jS pvnnsylmm I For Cooclncss SIIICC Eat BEAVER MEADOW BREAD BEAVER MEADOW BAKERY Buzz session Compliments of SUPLIZIO,S RESTAURANT DuBois Pennsylvania Complimvnts of VALENTINES STEAK HOUSE 100 South Brady Strvct DuBois Pennsylvania Congratulations To Tlw Gf2ICllliltt'S GLAD ISLE Compliments of DUBOIS DAIRY COMPANY DuBois Pcnnsylvzmi 1 Compliments of SHAW TRUCKINC, INC. Plionv 186 - 1512 - 672 DuBois P1-nnsylvania SMYERS PLANING MILL When it's lumber Call our number: 814 815 319 Daly St. DuBois Pcnnsylvzmin BROWN,S BOOT SHOP Shops and Hosiery for All the Family 3 W1-st Long Avvnuv DuBois Pennsylvania LEVIN E BROS. Quality Mens 61 Boys Shop Tho Place to Co- For the Name Brands You Know Avcnuc Theatre Building DuBois Pcnnsylvnni 1 KEEFER'S GARAGE, INC. STUDEBAKER SALES 61 SERVICE 581 W. DuBois Ave: illz- DuBois Pv llli SYlVlmi11 Curl D1mvvrspikc-Cenvral Munugvr Phonc: 842 - 843 Compliments of WEAVER INCORPORATED DuBois Pcnnsylvunia I. E. RISHELL GARAGE, INC. 119 S. Brady St. DuBois Pennsylvuni 1 BUICK SALES Sr SERVICE Phone 630 Compliments of BURNS MOTOR SALES 501 Liberty Blvd. DuBois Pennsylvania CULLICAN Soft Waiter Service And Blu Flame Bottled Cas Service COMPRESSED CYLINDER CASES Welding Equipment Bottle Gas If it's for welding or cutting- we have it. DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois Pcnnsylwmm Compliments of In DuBois it's , STEINBERC STUDIO TRCUTMAN S DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of LEONARDSON,S CHITTESTER REFRIGERATION 100 North Brady Street DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois lnonnsylvuniu I. A. KOHLEPP SONS Building Supplies - Lumber Suber Vibrapac Concrete Blocks Ready Mixed Concrete 650 DuBois Street DuBois Pennsylvania EISENMAN'S DRY CLEANERS R. E. EISENMAN DuBois Pennsylvani 1 HARRY B. CULLEY AND COMPANY Accountants 81 Auditors DuBois PL-nnsylvani 1 SEKULA SIGN SERVICE 811 S. Brady Stnpvt Phono 87 DuBois Pvnnsylvania Compliments . Q' DUBOIS COURIER EXPQESS' DuBois Pennsylvania DUBOIS BUSINESS COLLEGE Courses in all Commercial Subjects Catalog on Request Phone 117-I DuBois Pennsylvania ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Pittslmrgli DuBois Division DuBois Pm-nnsylvania BRAUND'S Quality jvwclc-rs 18 VVcst Long Avvnllt DuBoiS Pennsylvania DELANEY BROTHERS, INC. Kendall Petroleum Products Tlw 2,000 Milt- Oil DuBois Pvnnsylvania DUBOIS ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY Manufacturers of DuBois Storage Batteries DuBois Pennsylvania N The Big Top 1 W Mi. , CONGRATULATIONS and 1 l BEST w1sHEs UNITED NATURAL CAS COMPANY DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of PHILLIPS FURNITURE STORE WM, G, JONES FLORIST Paul S. Lewis, Prop. W 154 W. Long Avcnuc Falls Crvcli Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania Cmnplimcnts of Compliments of PEN N EYS DUBOIS FURNITURE COMPANY ALXVAYS FIRST QUALITY 'Your Drvxvl Dc-alcrn Plume 2850 DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of Complimvnts of KLEWANS DEPARTMENT GUS KORBA INC' Me-n's VVear Priced Fair Tl1v Best Place to Shop After All 235 Wtjst Long Avenue DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania 107 TWA JEFFERSON-CLARION AAA MOTOR CLUB Phone 162 Brookville Pennsylvania Meigs C. Barrett, Mgr. Official Airlines Agency Compliments of DEMOTTE GARAGE E. Main St. and Taylor St. Brookville, Pennsylvania Heavy Sz Light Towing-Bonded Albert C. DeMotte Rielmrd DeMotte Compliments of BROOKVILLE CREAMERY PRODUCTS CO. Compliments of JOHN M. GNAN PLUMBING 81 HEATING 25-9.5 S. Franklin Street DuBois Pennsylvaniw Phone 803 MAYES Sz MAYES Oliver and New Holland Farm Machinery Clipper Seed Cleaners Gen-eral Merchandise llalzen Pennsylvanii Compliments of C. W. BEALS, M. D. Compliments of HASCELLS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Brookville Pennsylvuni 1 Phone 735 ARMSTRONG-COLLIER, INC. Brookville's Modern DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of HOMES CLEANERS and DYERS Fur Storage - Rugs Main Struct Brockway Pennsylvania Cmnplirncnts of I. RUSSELL SMITH General Contractor Compliments of WONDOR BAR BELVEDERE Bar Restaurant Dance and Skating Parties Phone 25967 Brockway Pcnnsylyania Ridgwuy Iicmlwlx lm I EISENMAN,S DRY CLEANERS H. 15. EISENMAN Cmnplinn-nts of BROCKWAY ALUMNI Dnliois Pennsylvania Brockway Pwmwlx ml I ClUlllDllIllL'lltS of R. C. ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY 25Tl I ANNIVERSARY-l928-l95I3 DuBois Pennsylvania Clowns 10 9 Complimvnts of RAYMOND E. BROWN DONALD J. DENNISON ATTORNEYS AT LA WV Brookvillt- l'vm1sylx'a111iu Complimx-nts of DR. FRANCIS C. REA Cmnplims-nts of ALEX S. SCRIBN ER Attorney-at-Law Brookville- Pennsylvania Complimc-nts of PAUL R. SCHMOYER, D. O. Connplimvnts of WORK FUNERAL HOME Brookvillt- Pcnnsylvami 1 Cmnplilnvnts of CLADSTONE A. CARMULT Realtor Broukvillv Pcnnsylvamil A Cmnplvtt- Rvall Estate Svrvicv. Compliments of J. RUSSELL SMITH General Contractor Compliments of SYKES and AIKMAN Attorneys-at-Law Compliments of EDWARD BLATT District Attorney of Elk County Compliments of JOHN H. CARTVVRICHT Attorney At Law Ridgway Pennsylvania I LAUDER'S Nationally Advertised Bran-ds of shoes Ridgway Pennsylvania Compliments of CHARLES F. CEARY GENERAL INSURANCE at REAL ESTATE Ridgway Pennsylvania SMITH BROTHERS COMPANY Department Stores For the Best in Appliances General Electric, Magic Chef, Maytag, Philco and Zenith Ridgway Pennsylvania RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Merchandise for the family and the home Ridgway Pennsylvania KEYSTONE HARDWARE Hardware, sporting goods, and Appliances I. R. ISAACSON Building Contractor All Kinds of Building Material Phone 23101 Ridgway Pennsylvania Ridgway Pennsylvania 111 KIOTIIDIIIIICIIIS of ELK COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION llidgwggy Pl'llIlSylVtllli'l Complimcnts of BAYER-VOLK FURNITURE li. C. VOLK Riglgwuy Pennsylvania Doing your yogi, huh WILLIAM E. NELSON ELK DRUG COMPANY 237 Main Street Hidgwuy Pennsylvania Compliments of RIDGWAY BOTTLINC CO. Frostics Hoot Bm-or Plmnt' 36-422 liidgwuy PCIIIISYIYIIIIIZI Compliments of WESLEY L. NELSON THE PENNSY RESTAURANT A Fine P11100 to Dine! lfirdgvyuy Pcnnsylvamiu CIJIIIIJIIIIIKAIIIS of THE RIDCWAY RECORD Elk Cuunty's Largest Nt-wspupcr Compliments of CLIF F E'S Ridgwuy Pcnnsylvamia Ridgway PCIIDSYIVHIIHI 112 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE A. J. Ruffner, Owner Everything for the Automobilen Compliments of jACK'S MEN SHOP Brockway Pennsylvani i Brockway Pennsylvania Best in Fashion BLANKFELD'S YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Your Jeweler DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of POLM STUDIO 11 West Long Avenue DuBois Pennsylvani 1 Compliments of WITTENS DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of CON ALLEN DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of PARIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of FEDRIZZI MARKET Crenshaw Pennsylvania Compliments of ZAPPIA'S BAKERY DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of MOODY'S VARIETY STORE Brockvvay Pennsylvania Compliments of RAI..STON,S HARDWARE Brockway Pennsylvani 1 Compliments of HOOK'S RESTAURANT Brockway Pennsylvania Compliments of JAY GALBRAITH Brockway Pennsylvania - K Compliments of BROCKWAY PAINT AND DECORATING CO. Brockway Pennsylvania M - DWIGHT F. HOLLOPETER FARM SUPPLIES Liherty Boulevard Phone 1723 DuBois IIUIIIISYIYZIIIIEI Compliments of GRAHAM - MERCURY 1104 S. Brady Street DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of RADAKEITS ELECTRIC SHOP 101 North Brady Street DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of SWIFT-KENNEDY Sl CO. General Insurance 120 W. Long Avenue DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of CLARK'S FLORISTS 26 South Bralzly Street Phone 1121 DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of MERRITT I. EDNER AND SONE Complete License Service Insurance of All Kinds DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of SPARKLE LAUNDRY CO. Dulinig Pennsylvania Compliments of MEMORIAL GRANITE WORKS Pl irmlil' 19:20 DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of DR. 0. RACUSIN Dentist DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of DUBOIS GLASS Specialist in Glass 101 S. jarecl Street DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of SHANKEL'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Phone 78 DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of KELLER BROTHERS' CLEANERS DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of NICK'S PLACE DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of KEYSTONE RESTAURANT DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of LITTLE TIMES SQUARE The Original Charcoal Hotclogn Route 322 61 219 DuBois Pennsylvania Compliments of GENERAL PERSI-IING HOTEL Home of Goocl Foodl' DuBois Pennsylvania + Break it up Complimc-nts of J. 1. NEWBERRY Co. Complimvnts oi' DELANDY HARDWARE l DuBois Pvnnsylx Llllill Compliments of Compliments of WEBER'S M. CALLAHAN Clothing for M1-n and Boys DuBois Pcnnsylvzuiin DuBois Punnsylvauiiai , TANTLINCER AND MCDADE J' G' MCCRORY S W'omcn,s Wvar 5 Sl 10 1-40 Long Av:-nm' DuBois Pcnnsylvziniai DuBois Pviliisylvziniiai Compliments of THE CHILDRENS SHOP Compliments of . . W I I NE BERRY 139 MumStrc-1-t DuBois Pcnnsylvauiin Ridgwuy Pm-nnsy1x'a1ni:i Compliments of Compliments of DR. H. ECKEL GIRTAUS CREENHOUSE Dvntist Dulluig P,-u,,Sy1ym1m Ritlgwaiy Pviiilsylvninizi S151I'fH BROS. Allis - Cliulmcrs 15: CUTH 81 GUTH IEVVELEHS All Kimls of Equipmvnt Falls Cfvvli Pennsylvania Riclgway Pvsiinsylxuliiu Complimvnts of PEOPLES LTPHOLSTERY 321 South Brady St. Compliments of LUND'S STORE IDuB0i5 pmnsvlvuniu Ridgwav Pviiiisylvmiiu - - - - - 115 DuBois Pt-nnsylmnin L? Colliplirnvlits of STEWARTS MEN'S FURNISHINGS COXIEXS DAIRY BAR Dress Well and Succeed Bruokvillv PUHIISYIVEIUU Brookville Pennsylvania EIN S LINNEA'S Apparel for Women l f F hi Childrcn and Girls The Signature o .is 1011 Brookville Pennsylvani 1 Ridgwuy Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of 15 IRVIN NIOTOR PARTS COMPANY BELLA DONNA SALON Brookville Pennsylvania Bnyokyillg' Pennsylvania Compliments of THE VIESTA SHOPPE Compliments of UTUP of the Town PADDOCK'S ESSO STATION Fashions Brookville Pennsylvani 1 Ridgway PCllHSylVi1Hill Compliments of AUTO SERVICE STATION C'm'p1 '1C tS of Cadillac - Oldsmobile E. L. LEARY Phone 67 Brookville Pennsylvani 1 llidgway Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of THE SALBERC HOTEL RIDGWAY GARAGE llidgway Pennsylvani 1 Ridgway Pgnngylvania SUNDELL 8: SON GARAGE Compliments of DODGE - PLYMOUTH JOHN DALLENBACH Sales 6: Service RidgwaY Pennsylvania Rldgway Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of COULTER AND SON,S STUDIO SWANSON MERCURY Ridgway Pennsylvania Ridgway PL'rlHSylVklIliil 116 REITZ FURNITURE STORE C,,,,,pHmemS of Dependable Furniture DIXIE DINER for over 40 years Brookville Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of Cnmplimenfs of SCOTT FURNITURE APPLIANCES HILTON MOTEL Brookville Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania N Compliments of Compliments of I'IILTON,S DINER A SENIOR WOMAN'S CLUB Brookville Pennsylvania Brockway Pennsylvania STEELE ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of ' '-I ll U D 1tE1eLt U Y JEFFERSON FARM BUREAU 130 Main Street Brookville Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of POLM STUDIO 11 West Long Avenue JEFFERSON COUNTY Phone 956-J COMMISSIONERS Compliments of Dl1B0iS PCnnSYlVnnin Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of HOOTEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Compliments of Electrical Wiring REGISTER sz RECORDER Brockway Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania C0n1Dli1n9nt5 Of Compliments of NELSON MILLING COMPANY KRUK FLOOR CQVERING DuBois Pennsylvania DuBois Pennsylvania C l' t' f Omp lmen 5 0 Compliments of BROCKWAY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB Brockway Pennsylvania Ridgway Pennsylvania LENZE STUDIO 117 james R. Newcomer .llCXVl'fl,llY - CZIFTS XYa1tcl1 and .Ic'wc'll'x' Iivpaliring I-18 NVQ-st l,mlg.'Xx'1-nm' Dllliois, Pm mnsxlx lllll 1 i 1S ' You 1llXXLlY'iilUlN'H I ll LUYVICR l URNI'l'Ulll'1 COMPANY RUBINS lilclgfxmy' Sl. NILITXS liruulnilh- llllll xlx 11111 The noise makers 118 r a I ,N 4 .W .5 Clifiord Martini QR. Roberta Miller Cecil Hoover Father Gooder Father Heberline Dr. T. L. McGovern Mrs. Olin C. Anderson Guy R. Vaughan D. D. S. Tom Verne Alfred jiamachello Edward Biss Dick Petruzzi Sam Melillo Harry Hooten A. R. Anderson joe Delio john Yanni Pitch Amitrone -Angelo Barber Nick Delio :Sylvester Thompson john Bonavita Sr. 'William L. Swyers Robert L. Reed Mrs. Clarence Rogers ,j'erry'Hooten Laura Morris Clair F oulks Le-Roy E. Fiddler Richard Fairall john W. Steuernagle Richard A. jacobs , n . s , u 'l' 5 Ri1th'Y. Daugherty A. j. Ogorchock Harold Sampson .Grace Swartz Paul Smith Ale F arist and Bowman, jr. 1 n ' u 1 n JY A. A.'Sekula Vaheu Lumber Company j. V.'Da11g11erty Edgar R. Shaffer Mr. and.lN4rs. Charles W. Allen v W v n ,, n joe F etis Bonnie and Bonnie john Caruso Mr. Gansborne Patrons Brockway Helen E. Urmann Don Morelli Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sicheri Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rhodes Bennie Aquilino Pete Delio Evelyn B. Biss Charles Brannon Dago Haines Mr. and Mrs. john Madalene, Sr. Clair Lukehart Mr. and Mrs. joe Ruyak Henry F oradori Heraldine Bundy Frank Marzoko Alma Elias Fred Whelpley Brockway Alumni Association janie McMeekin Susan Shaffer Sandstrom Gene Cavilier Mr. and Mrs. Mairo Marchori Patricia C. Mehall Barbara Ann Boschini Pitch F ustini Blake Murray Floyd Murray Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freemer jack Landini junior Foradori Elaine Preston Brookville j. C. Leucns james R. McKinley Angelo Melillo Haschen G. P. Veistine jr. Sterks Roy B. Reitz DuBois Sandy Perrson Carlyle P. Ruhl Strouse Auto Sales Vincent N eddy George Thomas Antique Shoppe Ridgway The Toggary john Cyone johnson's jewelry Loyd Service Station 119 Edward Swearer Margaret Bullers Mark Sheley Bonnie Winmo Roland Delp Carl Armanini Peg Billock Paul A. Marshall Mrs. Alex F oradori joseph M . Mehall Albert L. McNeil Vivian Miller Harry Wilson Bob Wine Thomas Koval Shields Manson Cliff Chary Albini F oradori Margaret Dolan Violo Geist Mrs. E. P. Windsow Bill Craft Tony Grecco, jr. Sara F ustini George Sabatose Frank Bentley George Leigh Bruno Qick Marshall George Monaco Dr. Lorenzo joseph T. Mancini David Cain Ben jones Bob johnson William j. McKnight joe Shaffer Wayne Wolford Paul K. johns William Frisco Doctor R. Curry Leitzell's Hair Studio Hunter, Caldwell, and Doctor C. L. Rossi Cranks Florist Gulf Gas Station H. j. Echerts' I f 'X Campbell .1. si.. V E? If . 1 ,K r 9. A W, '- ,F I In 51' 74 4 , rw, - ., 4 2, ! ,L , . PM w,,-'. 2. ,,-Q., gf ,, , , , F' , uf. 9-1' . 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