Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1953 volume:

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Ethel Yankanich, Editor, Frank Williams, Business Manager, Shirley Moore, Business Manager, Wayne Hobson, Business Manager, Mary Turner, Snapshot Editor, Ned Shippey, Snapshot Editor, Robert Leydig, Snapshot Editor, Park Williams, Business Manager, Harold Coyle, Business Manager, Ianet Detweiler, Literary Editor, lean Miller, Assistant Editor. ROW 2. Rose Marie Frazier, Business Manager, Typist, Lowalla Mullin, Business Man- ager, Marion Shaffer, Typist, Geraldine Sheirer, Snapshot Editor, Phyllis Pensyl, Literary Editor, Evelyn Dull, Business Manager, Typist, Robert Taylor, Literary Editor, Devoy McCreary, Literary Editor, Audrey Mitchell, Literary Editor, Ferne Slick, Literary Editor, Thomas Shippey, Snapshot Editor. ROW 3. Brady Lohr, Assistant Art Editor, Ioel Colvin, Literary Editor, Mr. Lehmier, Advisor, Mary Lou Herlin, Business Manager, Typist, Art Editor. NOT FINISHEDg JUST BEGUN Our school days are ending, But our lite has just begun, On to success we are climbing Until our goal is won. We are not willing to call it finished, Until we have reached the summit, For when our goal is found, We will have attained a treasure indeed. We have gone to school to learn, But now we are out to yearn. We have studied during these years that Went by, ln hopes to seek a goal very high. We have now reached the point in our lite, Where we are out on our own, But our journey is not yet ended, For we have not tinished, but just begun. -ROBERT TAYLOR lol-:L CoLv1N THOMAS SHIPPEY '! -i. , U i XYZ -'- I E K l fl -M ff M' 'N L wif W' IUNIATA TOWNSHIP Byron Horn Iohn Shippey Earl Coughenour C C Miller Martln Mowry SCHOOL BO RD DIRECTORS KING TOWNSHIP NAPIER TOWNSHIP Paul Claycornb Ralph Benna NEW PARIS BOROUGH Mervin Miller Floyd Hinson R. H. Bowser Henry Shoenthal Iohn Kniseley Iohn Williams Harper Beckley Carl Long Merle Onstead Abraham Davis Duane Saylor Roy Lohr Wilson Strayer PLEASANTVILLE BOROUGH SCHELLSBURG BOROUGH Charles R. Bender C. G. Culp Rufus H. Hammer Vernon Kinzey Calvin Fleegle Iohn Shaffer Ralph Allison C. C. May Blair Kniseley Ralph Mickle EAST ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP Walter Cook Samuel Way C. Elmer Wright Bruce Nunamaker Harold Way ST. CLAIRSVILLE BOROUGH Lillie Fickes George Hengst Bruce Ickes Margaret Fickes Robert Hengst WEST ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP Paul Campbell lohn Wissinger Alvin Soliday Robert Thomas Lui Hammer BUILDING AUTHORITY Harry Griffith, Iames Fickes, Guy Miller, Russell Mickle, Cyril Clark, O. B. Hyde, William Hengst, Ernest Claycornb, Ioseph E. Barefoot SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL W. R. Smith HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Richard L. Weimert Eight MR. WARREN R. SMITH Mr. Smith, our supervising principal, is a graduate ot Iuniata with a B. S. degree and University of Pittsburgh with M. Ed. degree. Spends most of his spare time taking photo- graphs, likes good food cmd sports. Pet Peeve: Noise. Nine MR, RICHARD WEIMERT Mr. Weimert, our principal is a graduate of Penn State with a B. A. and a M. Ed. degree. He is deeply interested in the Home Economics Department because he likes food. His cheer- ful disposition and always ready to help atti- tude, makes us Want to do our best work. He's always saying, Oke Doake, and his Pet Peeve is road-hogs. RUTH BRUBAKER Miss Brubaker is a graduate ot Sus- quehanna University and received the Masters Degree from Penn State. She teaches Sophomore English, Freshmen Commercial English and first year Latin. This makes her ninth year at C. R. H. S. Favorite saying is All Right! Pet Peeve is candy wrappers on the iloor. FRANK COX Mr. Cox is a graduate of East Tennessee College with a B. S. De- gree. Teaches 7th and 8th grade Geography and Science. Pet Peeve is students who talk while others are speaking. Favorite saying: Posi- tively. MARGARET CUPPETT A graduate of Iuniata College. Teaches 7th and 8th grade English. Pet Peeve: Children with sniiiling noses. Likes to eat, and dislikes hearing students say aint'. MARGARET DAUGHERTY Our Home Economics teacher. A graduate of Iuniata College and a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary teacher society. She has taught at C. R. H. S. for eight years. Likes pretty clothes, knitting and sewing. Favorite saying: Oh! My. BLANCHE EGOLF A graduate of Iuniata College with a B. S. Degree. Teaches 7th and 8th grade history. Pet Peeve is students chewing gum. Likes to eat, sleep and travel. Favorite saying is you should know better. Ten ROBERT HILL Our Industrial Arts teacher is a graduate of Millersville State Teach- ers College. He teaches 7th, 8th and 9th grades. Likes: Leathercraft and woodwork, Pet Peeve: Women Drivers. ROBERT IONES A graduate of Iuniata College. Teaches 7th and 8th grade Math. Favorite saying: All Right! Likes steak and candied sweet potatoes. Dislikes: Paint on girls. Pet Peeve: People who say Huh! Uh-huh! ROBERT KIEFMAN This is Mr. Kiefman's first year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of Shippens- burg State Teachers College with a B. S. Degree. He is our Commercial teacher. Favorite saying: Good- ness Graciousf' Likes to travel, fish, hunt and do Photograph work. Pet Peeve: Students who talk in class. The Shawnee Echo is under his sup- ervision. IAMES L. LEHMIER A graduate of St. Francis College, Loretto, Penna. He teaches Social Studies for the first year at C. R. H. S. Likes all kinds of sports. Pet Peeve: Students chewing gum. Mr. Lehmier is the advisor of the Lion, our yearbook and co-sponsor of the Freshman Class. IOHN W. MILLER Our Science, Biology, and Chem- istry teacher is a graduate of Ship- pensburg and Penn State. This is his eighth year at C. R. H. S. He likes to read, hunt, and fish. Pet Peeve: Cowboying. Co-sponsor of Freshman Class. ROBERT MILLER Mr. Miller is our Physical Educa- tion teacher. This is his first year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of Lock Haven State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Penna. Favorite saying: Lolly. Sponsor of the Sophomore Class. Eleven ARTHUR PEPE A graduate of Miami University 61 Duquesne University. Our instru- mental teacher. Some of his likes are pretty girls, hunting, fishing, sleep- ing, and eating. Pet Peeve: Students who do not practice. Favorite saying: Repeat GEORGE PYLE This is Mr. Pyle's first year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of Naval Re- serve School, and Penn State Col- lege. He is in charge of the Vocation- al Agriculture and he is also co- sponsor of the Freshmen Class. Pas- time is flying. IAMES STEWART Our vocal teacher is a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College. He doesn't like cowboy music, but likes dramatics and also likes to tra- vel. Favorite saying: That's crazy. Pet Peeve: Disrespect. MADOLINE TAYLOR A graduate of Iuniata College, graduate work at University of Penn- sylvania and Penn State College. This is her seventh year at the C. R. H. S. She teaches Math. She is the school treasurer, and secretary-treas- urer of the Bedford County P. S. E. A. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary teacher's sor- ority. Favorite saying: Shoot. Spon- sor of the Senior Class. SAMUEL THOMAS This is Mr. Thomas' first year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of the Indiana State Teachers College. He is our Art Supervisor. Favorite saying: I beg your pardon. Likes children, food and p aint i n g. Pet Peeve: Poody. ALVIRA WILL A graduate of Irving Music Con- ELEANOR ADAMS Mrs. Adams, our nurse, is a gradu- servatory with a Bachelor of Music ate of the Windber Hospital. Likes to Degree, also a graduate of West travel and the color, red. Dislikes in- Virginia University with an A. B. sincere people. Pet Peeve: Mixmas- Degree. She is teaching English and ters. Favorite saying: All cluttered Civics for the first year at C. R. H. S. Likes music and all kinds of sports. Favorite saying: Oh my lands! Sponsor of the Iunior Class. Twelve up... IOYCE WHITCOMB A graduate of Schellsburg-Napier High School, 1952. She is Mr. Smith's secretary: likes big, thick, juicy steaks cmd is fond of ice skating. Pet Peeve: con- ceited people. MR. LUTHER BALL Ianitoz' Thirteen Z if Zi LLLJJ X R A9 D 2 Z iff Og' XO SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FERNE SLICK ,S,S... IANET DETWEILER WAYNE HoBsoN HAROLD COYLE ,... LOWALLA MULLIN Secretary Treasurer President ,,,,,,,,,,, Vice President Assistant Treasurer Sixteen MOTTO-NOf Finished, lust Begun COLOR-GTGGH and Gold FLOWER--Yellow Rose THE SCHOOL DAZE On August 28, 1949, seventy-two boys and girls, called Freshmen, came into this school not sure of what was coming next. We were dazed by the time we got done filling out all the cards, climb- ing stairs and getting into wrong class rooms. In September, we held our first class meeting for the purpose of electing officers. We chose as our class colors, green cmd gold, our motto, Not Fin- ished, Iust Begun. Our class flower, yellow rose. Later on in the year we took a trip to Gettysburg. The following year we came back as Silly Sophomores, but were sad to see many of our classmates had left us. We had a skating party to obtain money towards our Senior trip to Washington. After a wonderful three months vacation, we came back as Iolly Iuniors. We then had a Hallowe'en Square Dance at Colvins Garage. We also pre- sented our class play, The Boarding House Reach, on Ianuary 16, 1952. We played host and hostess to the Seniors at the Ship Hotel, on April 15. 1952. Now as Seniors, we thirty-seven boys and girls are holding our last pleasures of school, by working on our yearbook and getting our pictures, announcements and name cards. We Won the ice cream party by having the highest percentage of all the class rooms during the magazine campaign. We had a chicken supper on February 25, 1953, also the last week in March we held our Senior class play. As the Lion goes to press We are looking forward to our Senior trip to Washington, D. C. Then comes baccalaureate on May 24, and commence- ment on May 26, after which we all will depart into the world. Seventeen IANET DETWEILER A cute lass who is a new member of our class this year, can do wonders with a needle. Favorite class is P. O. D. Gen- eral, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Snappy Stenogs 3, Shawnee Echo Staff 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Officer 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, National Honor Society 4. ROY FISHER Another one of our Future Farmers, likes to take his gun and roam the hills hunting, especially in deer season-or is it dear season? Vocation- al Agriculture, F. F. A. 4. HAROLD BOWEN One of the industrious Voca- tional Ag, boys, likes sports, prefers them to women, hopes to become a good farmer. Vo- cational Agriculture, F. F, A. 4. HAROLD COYLE Another one of our industrious Academic students, who can always give you an answer, dreams of becoming an aero- nautical engineer, Academic, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, 4, Shawnee Echo Staff 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Chorus Officer 4, Radio Club 3, Class Play 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. IOEL COLVIN A good-hearted guy, has a pleasing personality with lots of appeal for the ladies. Aca- demic, Baseball 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. RONALD CUSTER A tall, slim lad who will some day make a good farmer, says he likes to hunt, a little birdie told us he doesn't like to study. Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. 4. EVELYN DULL One of our shorter lasses, a mighty mouse with a mush- ball bat, likes to listen to the Spanish music. Air Force bound, Commercial, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, Shawnee Echo Staff 4, Secretary for Miss Brubaker, National Honor So- ciety 4. ROSE MARIE FRAZIER A blue-eyed, brown-haired girl, who displays a neat wardrobe of clothes, It marriage doesn't interfere beautician work will be considered. Commercial, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics 1, Related Arts 3, Class Play 3: Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, Shawnee Echo Staff 4, Secretary for Mr. Leh- mier, National Honor Society 4. GERALD LATSHAW One of our Future Farmers who should be a good driver-took the test six times. Usually seen with Wayne and Barry. Voca- tional Agriculture, P. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. IAMES LEYDIG Tall, not so dark, and yet hand- some, is very fond of girls, drives a Ford, likes to run around and play basketball, Commercial, Baseball 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, Athletic Club 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society Officer 3. 3, 4. DONALD GRASSER One of our tall, handsome Ag. boys who lets the women alone, dislikes public speaking. Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. l, Z, 3, 4, Lion Staff 4. WAYNE HOBSON Handsome president of the Senior Class, has a great at- traction to the girls and vice versa. Vocational Agriculture, Class Officer l, 2, 4, Class Play , Athletic Club 3, 4, Athletic Club Officer 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 3, 4, F. F. A. District Officer 2, 3, Base- ball l, 2, Baseball Assistant Coach 3, Athletic Captain 4, Lion Staff 4, Radio Club 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society Officer 3. BARRY LEYDIG A romeo from Buffalo Mills, usually seen in the company of Faye Diehl. Vocational Agri- culture, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 4, Athletic Club 3, 4, Athletic Club Officer 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Class Play 3, Shawnee Echo Staff 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, ROBERT LEYDIG Gives the impression that he's shy-but he really isn't, likes to cowboy an Olds. Voca- tional Agriculture, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 3, 4. MARY LOIS HERLINE A slick chick with a pleasing personality, has a terrible fear of those little gray objects that scurry around your feet-mice. Likes her daily walk to and from the cafeteria. Commercial, Snappy Stenog 3, 4, Class Play 3, Chorus l, 2, 4, Chorus Offi- cer 4, Home Economics l, Lion Staff 4, Shawnee Echo Staff 4, Secretary for Mrs. Daugherty, National Honor Society 3, 4. ALICE IMGRUND One of the slick chicks from the Home Ec. department just give her a crochet hook and she's right at home. Home Eco- nomics, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. Officer 3, 4, Chorus SHIRLEY MOORE A gay little lass with a pleas- ing personality, always on the go, likes to play her clarinet. Enjoys being Mr. Robert Mill- er's secretary. Commercial, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Class Play 3, Band Officer, Lion Staff 4, Shawnee Echo Staff 4, Nation- al Honor Society 4. IAMES OTTO Another dashing Romeo of the Senior Class, who hails from New Paris, and look at that wavy hair, wouldn't want the teachers to know he likes to play hooky. Loves to cowboy and race his Plymouth. Aca- demic, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. LOWALLA MULLIN A very lively girl, mu ested in Bedford boys. Isn't too crazy about school. Commer- cial, Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Class Play 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, 2 Shawnee Echo Staff 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. PHYLLIS PENSYI.. Another one of those Home Ec. girls, likes playing in the or- chestra, enjoys roller skating. Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra Z, 3, 4, Lion Staff 4. ch inter- BRADY LOHR Senior superman, has calm brown eyes and a mop of Ein- steinish hair, owns his own car, and has an interest for a cer- tain girl in Pleasantville. Voca- tional Agriculture, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4. IEAN MILLER Planning on being a teacher, seems to enjoy spending study hall talking to Ned. An active member of the chorus. Aca- demic, Class Officer I, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Class Play 3, Librarian 3, News Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society Officer 3. DEVOY MCCREARY One of the glamorous cow- girls, loves to square dance and wears Bob's ring, and likes being with it's owner. Home Economics, Home Ec. Officer 4, Chorus l, 4, Lion Staff 4. AUDREY MITCHELL A tall, blonde-haired Home Ec. student, who likes to listen to the radio. If you see Lovella and Bonnie you will see Au- drey. Home Economics, Home Ec. Officer 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Lion Staff 4. THOMAS SHIPPEY FERNE SLICK In the presence of girls he gives the impression that he is bashtul, but really he isn't. Academic Course, Lion Stall 4, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT TAYLOR An industrious Academic stu- dent, enjoys helping the other senior boys getting into mis- chief in English class. Likes to tinker around in his work shop. Lion Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. LOVELLA ROSE A curly haired lassie who is pretty handy with needles, knitting, and sewing, enjoys going to the movies with Bob. Home Economics, F. H. A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, Z, 4, Home EC. Olii- cer 4, GERALDINE SHEIRER A very industrious student in her commercial subjects, enjoys her year of band. Commercial, Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Band 4, Orchestra Z, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Snappy Stenogs Officer 3, Orchestra Officer 4, Librar- ian 3, Shawnee Echo 3, 4, Lion Stall 4. Secretary for Mrs. Will. MARIAN SHAFFER One of our Commercial stu- dents, who dreams ol being a practical nurse. Spends her time writing to a certain sol- dier. Commercial, Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, Secretary for Mr. Pyle 4, Class Play 3, Librarian 3, Shawnee Echo Staff 4, Lion Staff 4. NED SHIPPEY A nice looking boy with ideal hair, enjoys coming to Schells- burg to see a certain girl. Academic Course. Lion Staff 4, Baseball 3, 4. A very studious person who takes her work seriously. She is interested in going to Bible School and then in lull time Christian work. Commercial l, 2, 3, 4, Shawnee Echo 4, Lion Staff 4, Class Officer 4, Busi- ness manager for the Maga- zine drive. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. MARY TURNER Good-lookin' brownett with a pleasing personality. If you ever see Gerry, the girl with her will be Mary. Hopes to put her secretarial work into use. Commercial Club l, 2, 3,4, Band l, Orchestra Z, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Lion Stati 4, Shawnee Echo 4, Stu- dent Secretary. VAUGHN WAY Another one of those industri- ous Vocational Ag. boys who's always in devilment. Likes to cowboy his Ford. Vocational Agriculture5 Baseball 3, 45 Class Play 35 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Officer 35 Athletic Club 3, 4. FRANK WILLIAMS The Romeo of the Senior Class, has had the privilege of participating in three district music events5 is a whiz at playing his golden-throated trumpet. Genera15 Class Officer l5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 35 Baseball Manager 3, 45 Shawnee Echo Staff 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 National Honor Society PARK WILLIAMS Need a good-looking Come- dian? Then Park's your boy5 can't find time to sleep in study hall because he's too busy carrying on. Commercial5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3. 4. FLOYD WERTZ A curly-haired lad, just tall enough for the average girl5 usually participates in repre- senting the F. F. A. chapter of our school. Vocational Agricul- ture5 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Officer 3, 45 Athletic Club 3, 45 Athletic Club Officer 4. ETHEL YANKANICH A high-stepping majorette with light brown hair, laughing eyes, and a lovely smile5 en- joys exercising her vocal cords in the Senior Quartet. Aca- demic5 Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 25 Class Officer 35 Class Play 35 Shawnee Echo Staff 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society Officer 3. Twenty Two CLASS PROPHECY After 20 years of hard work in a sewing factory, I. Devoy McCreary was at last entitled to draw my social security and live off its benefits. Al- ways having had a yearn to travel, I decided to make a cross country tour. So Frank Williams and I settled ourselves in his brand new Harley Davidson and started west to visit points of interest. Stopping in Pittsburgh to go through the steel mills, we were happy to find Rose Marie Frazier, a stenographer in the main office. There we also found Floyd Wertz and Roy Fisher, Supervisors over the metallurgy depart- ment. In the Westinghouse Research Building, we found Ethel Yankanich busily engaged in atomic energy experiments. Erecting a new lighting system for her work were Gerald Latshaw and Tom Shippey whom we learned were the best electricians in Pittsburgh. Being time for lunch we stopped at Bowens Diner, owned and operated by none other than our old friend Harold Bowen. How good to see him and learn Alice Imgrund was head waitress. Continuing on our way through Ohio, we learned Don Grasser was plant manager of the Firestone Rubber Co. How he had changed! Wearing a black mustache and tipping the scales at 250, we barely recognized our old friend. In the heart of Indiana's Corn belt, whose name do you think we saw on the end of a huge red barn? Brady's of course. Owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Lohr and their four sturdy sons. lust after we left their farm, a large freight veered crazily across the highway and crashed into a telephone pole. Quickly we rang for an am- bulance and who should appear at the scene but Mortician Iim Leydig, ably assisted by Bob Leydig. As the injured driver was removed from the scene, we were shocked to find that it was Ioel Colvin. Twenty Three CLASS PROPHECY We followed the racing ambulance to the hospital and was very glad to learn he had but one broken rib and a few brush burns. He was carefully bandaged by nurse Evelyn Dull who told us Lovella Rose was Dietician in that hospital. Stopping at the Double M Shoppe, to my pleasant surprise, I found Mary Lois Herline and Marian Shaffer doing a fine and thriving business. We drove out to the famous speedway and Iimmy Otto was driving for Ioey Chitwood. Arriving in Chicago the next day, we went to see the Chicago Cubs playing ball. At third base was Barry Leydig who could really play ball. Visiting the Great Lakes Navel Training Center, we found Lieutenant- Commander Wayne Hobson instructing there. Vaughn Way was testing a B-17 Bomber with Ned Shippey and Harold Coyle working the guns. Shoot-a- Mile Coyle, that's him! In Iowa we looked up Iean Miller who was a teacher there in a little red school house. Ferne Slick was doing missionary work in the Mountains of Nebraska. In Cheyenne, Wyoming, we visited a large ranch owned by Ronald Custer. Bob Taylor and Park Williams were busy rounding up the doggies. In Salt Lake City, Utah, we found Geraldine Sheirer and Mary Turner raising carrots with their husbands. We stopped in Reno to visit Audrey Mit- chell who said she was getting another divorce. In Hollywood we saw Phyllis Pensyl who had as her personal attendant Shirley Moore. Her lovely costumes were designed by Lowalla Mullin and her assistant Ianet Detweiler. We continued our journey home tired but happy, because we had seen all our former classmates. Twenty Four CLASS WILL OF 1953 We, the class ot 1953 ot Chestnut Ridge High School, hereby grant to the said heirs this, our last will and testament, and all our possessions that we do not care to keep. We will our possessions as follows: ARTICLE I To the faculty, our beloved teachers, we will more patience and our deepest appreciation tor the help and kindness you have shown us in our tour years at Chestnut Ridge High. To the school building We leave all used seats, textbooks, and all other objects we do not wish to take with us. ARTICLE II To our beloved Ianitor, Mr. Ball, we leave all paper we left to be picked up and all blackboards to be washed. To our Supervising Principal, Mr. Smith, we will more rules and laws to be obeyed by the underclassmen. To our Principal, Mr. Weimert, we will an Algebra Class that is able to understand it and make all A's. To Mrs. Taylor, we will a homeroom class that she will have more often than our class. To Miss Brubaker, we will all library books that we lett in good con- dition. To Mr. Iohn Miller, we will a physics class that will be able to under- stand all the experiments. To Mrs. Daugherty, We will all needles, pins, and scraps of material We left laying around. To Mr. Pepe, we will a band and orchestra that will play the right notes at the right time. Twenty Five CLASS WILL OF 1953 To Mr. Lehmier, we will a P. O. D. class that will ask more questions for discussion. To Mr. Pyle, we will better farmers to be made out of the lower class- men. To Mrs. Will, we will all back English papers We neglected to turn in. To Mr. Stewart, We will more chewing gum to be collected before chorus practice. To Mr. Thomas, we will an art class that can do well in drawing. To Mr. Robert Miller, we will a better football team. To Mr. Kiefman, We will all hopes that he soon gets acquainted with the school. To Mrs. Adams, we will less headaches over bloody noses and high temperatures. To the Cafeteria Cooks, we will all left overs and broken milk bottles. ARTICLE III To the Iolly Iuniors, we will our dignity and home room No. 6. To the Silly Sophomores, we will more patience in studying Iulius Caesar. To the Green Freshmen, we will any knowledge that we failed to gain. To the Eighth Graders, we will our patience that in due time they will become Seniors. To the Seventh Graders, we will our ability to get along with the upper classmen. ARTICLE IV I, Harold Bowen, will my front seat in English class to Delbert Weyant. I, Ioel Colvin, will my ability to ice skate to Kay Coyle. I, Harold Coyle, will my ability to keep a Ford on the road to Carol Wendel. I, Ronald Custer, will my ability to get out of English to Ned Clark. Twenty Six CLASS WILL OF 1953 Ianet Detweiler, will my Worn out violin to anyone who Wants it. Evelyn Dull, will myself to the Air Force. Roy Fisher, Will my ability of driving a Ford to Wayne Earnest. Rose Marie Frazier, will my poodle cut to Iulia Herline. Don Grasser, will my ability to trap to anyone who Wants the job. Mary Lois Herline, will myself as Secretary for Mrs. Daugherty to anyone wanting to type anything pertaining to recipes. Wayne Hobson, Will myself to a certain nurse and to the U. S. N. Alice Imgrund, will my position as F. H. A. President to Ianet Emerick. Gerald Latshaw, will my place in the Senior Class to my brother, Harry Latshaw. Barry Leydig, will my heart to Faye Diehl. Iim Leydig, will my curly hair to Bob Benning. Robert Leydig, will my ability of driving an Oldsmobile to Mickey Colvin. Brady Lohr, will my bass horn to Ross Williams. Devoy McCreary, Will my short hair and blue eyes to Shirley Mock. Iean Miller, will my short blonde hair to Nancy Miller. Audrey Mitchell, will my blonde hair and blue eyes to Dorothy Horner. Shirley Moore, will my brother to Geraldine Sheirer. Lowalla Mullin, will my heart to the U. S. Army. Phyllis Pensyl, will my place in the orchestra to Evelyn Benna. Lovella Rose, will my place in the Senior class to Ianice Manges. Marion Shaffer, will all my dates to a driver in a yellow Studebaker. Geraldine Sheirer, will my seat in S. O. P. class to Vincent Hickey. Ned Shippey, will my love for school to Robert Mitchell. Thomas Shippey, will my front seat in Physics class to anyone who is as- signed to it. Ferne Slick, will my position in typing class to Dorothy Detweiler. Robert Taylor, will my ability of catching skunks to anyone who can stand the odor. Mary Turner, will all my dates to Dick Hoover. Vaughn Way, will my ability of driving a Ford and to get out of school to Bill Lamison. Floyd Wertz, will my F. F. A. presidency to Bill Benna. Frank Williams, will my ability to cowboy a motorcycle to Vincent Hickey. Park Williams, will my ability of getting out of class to Don Horner. Ethel Yankanich, will my violin to Faye Adams. SIGNED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 Twenty Seven Harold Bowen Ronald Custer Ioel Colvin Harold Coyle Ianet Detweiler Evelyn Dull Roy Fisher Rose Marie Frazier Donald Grasser Mary Lois Herline Wayne Hobson Alice lmgrund Gerald Latshaw Iames Leydig Barry Leydig Robert Leydig Brady Lohr Devoy McCreary Iean Miller Audrey Mitchell Shirley Moore Lowalla Mullin Iames Otto Phyllis Pensyl Lovella Rose Marian Shaffer Geraldine Sheirer Ned Shippey Thomas Shippey Ferne Slick Robert Taylor Mary Turner Vaughn Way Floyd Wertz Frank Williams Park Williams Ethel Yankanich SENIOR PERSONALITIES NICKNAME Bonie Custard Ioel Zeke I ulie Tom Abe Blossom Don Mary Lois Hobby Alice Latshaw lim Pete Ralphy Bradley Bonnie leanne Mitch Fuzzy Wally Arab Phil Gert Babs Gerry Bruce Tom Ferne Bob Mamie Dogie Wertz Frankie Park Bodkin Is slow tall a tease God's gift to women cute a tomboy friendly inquisitive ambitious jolly wise cracker sincere energetic easy going a flirt swell pleasant silly always worrying bashful lots of fun talkative a cowboy timid quiet sassy a good secretary cute good natured efficient girl shy neat Witty a good sport devilish mischievous intelligent PASTIME hunting, fishing hunting ice skating talking to Carol reading reading hunting sewing hunting painting reading sewing farming baseball chasing girls running around work square dancing skating listening to the radio working at Chilcoats skating driving fast playing the piano listening to the radio movies movies driving a Chiv hunting dear reading, singing riding motorbike square dancing loafing hunting riding motorcycle driving station wagon dancing Twenty Eight WEAKNESS AMB1'rioN cowboy movies Undecided school Farmer Kay Farmer a certain Aeronautical Freshman girl Engineer work Nursing horses W. A. F. books Truck Driver clothes Beautician public speaking Farmer talking Secretary a certain nurse Admiral English Literature Housewife working Farmer girls Surveyor females Farmer girls Farmer school Farmer Oldsmobiles Waitress Ned Teacher bOyS Telephone Operator SfUdYiI1g Secretary Bedford boys Undecided Barbara Dentist Algebra Practical Nurse Plymouths Working in a hospital U. S. Army Practical Nurse Kaisers Practical Nurse lean College Algebra College English Missionary girls Mechanic Henry I's Secretary books Farmer traveling Farmer Pleasantville girls Undecided nice girls ,College chorus 'Marry ggQg Y'as? fr W ---C .!L.- Y Ye Se,y,Lf T-1101 Juuffsf' most Sofki new F H x QA! ., X 4 nffpl pl mg! CLASS OF 1954 F fm? ROW l. Dorothy Horner, Shelah Rose Bence, Donna Lee Weaver, Carol Earnest, Fay Adams, Shirley Otto, Virginia Labuda, Maxine Ellenberger, Nancy Slack. ROW 2. Mrs. Will, Shirley Lichvar, Mary Lou Kinzey, Betty Lou Frazier, Bill Lamison Carl May, Vincent Hickey, Ianet Emrick, Helen Miller, Ross Williams. ROW 3. Anita Diehl, Ioe Miller, Ianice Manges, Dorothy Detweiler, Iulia Herline Ben Shaffer, Carol Colvin, Patricia Manges, Marie Weyant, Lila Hillegass. ROW 4. Philip lmgrund, Harry Diehl, Ioann Carson, Ned Clark, Bill Benna, Don Horner, Delbert Weyant, Don MacGregor, Harry Latshaw. OFFICERS L ,.. iii I ICANN CARSON .... ,,.., T reasurer HARRY LATSHAW .................. President MAXINE ELLENBERGER .. Vice President ANITA DIEHL ...............,.,...... Secretary Thirty MOTTO-Knowledge Gained is the Stairway to Success COLORS-Blue and Silver FLOWER-American Beauty Rose CLASS OF 1955 I 1 Q 1 M L - A ROW l. Tom Hickey, Phyllis Mock, Ianet Hinson, Leona Dull, Shirley Scritchiield, Blair Ferguson, Shirley Mock, Dorothy Kegg, Faye Diehl, Geraldine Coughenour. ROW 2. Mr. Robert Miller, Shelvy Custer, Thelma Bowen, Robert Benning, William Shomo, Bernice Bittner, Helen Smith, Doris Mitchell, Paul Horner, Doris Turner, Anna Turner, George McMillen. ROW 3. Ioyce Shaffer, Sondra Black, Pauline Yankanich, Norman McCreary, Barbara Triplett, Wilma lean Holderbaum, Annette Leppert, Ronald Fisher, Shirley Lohr, Evelyn Benna. ROW 4. Curtis O'Brien, lack Deaner, Donald Benna, Tom Clark, Tom Amick, Ioe Miller, Zane Gordon, Stanley Corley, Lewis Toth, Wayne Diehl, Mary Fleming. OFFICERS DORIS TURNER .o.....o ......o. P resident Morro-Nothing is Gained BARBARA TRIPLETT ...,..,,,,...o.. Secretary Without Work ZANE GORDON ............ Vice President COLORS-Red and Gold WILMA IEAN HOLDERBAUM .S Treasurer FLOWER-Yellow Rose Thirty One CLASS OF 1956 HELEN RININGER .... V. ,. T reasurer NANCY WEAVER ......4 .....,.,.. S ecretary Mrcxsy Co1.v1N ,.A,.... ,,.,,,,,,,A,.,,,,, P resident MARTHA MORGART .....A ,., , V ice President Morro-We are Launching Tonight Where Will We Anchor? COLOR-Old Rose and Silver FLOWER-Pink Magic Rose Thirty Two CLASS OF 1956 ROW l, Helen Rininger, Shirley Sipes, Pauline Stambaugh, Clayton Miller, Tom Taylor, Wanda Bowser, Carol Wendel, Nancy Lee Claycomb, Gail Bowser. ROW Z. Mr. Lehmier, Ben Blackburn, Carl Barefoot, Tom Whitcomb, Don Corley, Wayne Lehman, Eugene Smith, Neil Ling, Wayne Earnest, Hubert Mock, Bob Smith, Iim V. Miller, Devon Leydig, Mr. Pyle. ROW 3. Abigail Miller, Grace Allison, Ioy Ann Mowry, Peggy Bowser, Emma lean Diehl, Dorothy Rouser, Rose Wolihope, lanet Adams, Doris Callihan, Betty lane Reinhart, Pat Fleming. ROW 4. Shirley Sciranko, loyce Bowser, lane Otto, Martha Morgart, Evelyn O'Brien, Thelma Felix, Elsie Wayde, Susan Shontz, Beverly Cuppett, Carolyn Mowry, Barbara Wads- worth, Nancy Weaver. L L A M A ROW l. Ed McCreary, Iames F. Miller, Dean Horner, Charlene Ferguson, Gail Ann Black, Emma Grace Wolfe, Art Miltenberger, Iames Witt, Robert Shippey. ROW 2. Mr. Iohn Miller, Esther Oldham, Elaine Lee, Ioan Otto, Ann Otto, Peggy Ann Strayer, Lola Barefoot, Dorcas Herline, Charlotte Fleegle, Barbara Saylor, Sharon Hammer, Nancy Miller, Doris Stutt. ROW 3. Clem Miller, Ronald Dermer, David Soliday, Sandra Maxwell, Kay Hill, Bertha Brant, Mickey Colvin, Ralph Feathers, Robert Anderson, Robert Fritz, Loraine Nearhood. ROW 4. Virginia Mickle, Iames E. Miller, Iay Bowser, Irvin Heidorn, Gene Turner, Mark Miller, Ioe H. Miller, Dick Claycomb, Bob Clark, Dean Lohr, Donald College, Iay Follmar. Thirty Three CLASS OF 1957 PATSY CRAIN ....... BETTY SMITH ,,,..... SHIRLEY SMITH ,.,,,.. DORIS OLDHAM .,,.,. PHOEBE CUPPETT ..,.... ROXIE WESTOVER MARIORIE COLVIN AUDREY CROYLE . BONNIE FEATHER ....... ....,4,,,. S ecretary ot 7 A Secretary ot 7 B Treasurer ot 7 A NANCY MILLER ,,,,, . YVONNE MILLER ,,,,,, PATTY CARVER ......,, MARY BELLE FRAZIER RICHARD HEIDORN GERALD CORLE ,...., IVAN WENTZ ..,.. DORIS BENNA ....,., MOTTO-If At First You Don't Succeedg Try Again COLOR-Green and Gold FLOWER-Yellow Rose CLASS OF 1958 DONNA SHAFFER .....,, DALE FAUPEL .. ....,,,,,,,,,., .. ,, ,.,,,, Secretary ot 8 ,, ,. Vice President of 8 Secretary ot 8 Treasurer ol 8 Asst. Secretary ot 8 Vice President of 8 Asst. Treasurer ot 8 Treasurer oi 8 President ot 8 President ot 8 B B B B A A A A B A Asst. Secretary ot 7 B Asst. Treasurer ot 7 B Treasurer ot 7 B President ot 7 A President of 7 B Vice President ot 7 A MOTTO-Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged COLOR-Red and White FLOWER-White Rose Thirty Four CLASS OF 1957 ROW l. Mr. Cox, Dale Faupel, Roger Beutman, Beverly Barefoot, Ioan Iezeskie, Re- becca Drenning, Terry Ickes, Richard Heidorn, lean Kegg, Freda Facthman, Betty Keiper, Robert Heslop, Nathan Barefoot. ROW 2. Palmer Hillegass, Beverly Allison, Doris enna, Robert Felix, Grace Imgrund, Donald Fritz, Ida Barr, Beverly Errington, Maurice Fisher, Patty Carver, Nancy Herline, Faye Hillegass, Mary Beltz. ROW 3. Ronald Heidorn, Glendon Griffith, Millard Hillegass, Ioe Berkly, Doris Emrick, Mary Sarver, Iack Feather, Leonard Diehl, Sam Herline, Mark Ferguson, Mary Belle Frazier, Gerald Corle. EIGHT B ROW l. Stephen McCreary, Daniel Wadsworth, Dick McMillen, Willis Rose, Donald Mo:k, Shirley Mitchell, Ianet Turner, Yvonne Miller, Donna Lee Shaffer, Ersel Stufft, Ivan Whence, Leroy Snively. ROW 2, Mrs. Cuppett, Owen Miller, Clara Mock, Margaret Turner, Nancy Miller, Beverly Feather, Shelly Miller, Lillian Williams, Ellen Leppert, lean Rouzer, Patricia Maclntyre, Shirley Shippey, Ann Mae Oldham, Richard Miller. ROW 3. Robert Stultz, Paul Strayer, Bill Miller, Virginia Strayer, Harry Leppert, Leroy Callihan, Russell Smith, Dennis Smith, Vera Iune Rose, Iohn Shaffer, Ruth Oldham, Nancy Werner. Thirty Five CLASS OF 1958 ROW l. lean Fisher, Gerald Bowser, Amy Dull, Shirley Felix, Shirley Frazier, Ronald Clark, Mary Iane Barefoot, Richard Barr, Donald Dull, Patricia Blackburn, David Cameron, George Bowser, Ray Carson, Violet Carson. ROW 2. Mrs, Egolf, Susan Cuppett, Lloyd Castell, Betty Harbaugh, Tommy Fisher, Robert Dull, Shirley Hillegas, Edith Diehl, Bonnie Feather, Vera Harclerode, Barbara Bowser, Sally Bowser, Hazel Carson, Patty Diehl, Iames Gillman. ROW 3. Alice Ersole, Della Custer, Margaret Beutman, Phobe Cuppett, Nancy Burkett, Hilda College, Dora Hillegas, James Carson, Donald Colvin, Dick Deaner, Allen Carson, Audrey Croyle. SEVEN B ROW l. Patsy Kring, Kenneth Miller, David Shetler, Leon Whysong, Ronald Rhoades, Iudy Otto, Nancy Ickes, Tommy Shatter, William Rouzer, Carol Mock, Iennie Witt, Elsie Neartrour. ROW 2. Mr. Iones, Ianet McCreary, Richard Mock, Ianice Ickes, Sally McMillen, Garry Williams, Delores Miller, Bonnie Stultz, Betty Smith, Tony McDannell, Elizabeth McCreary, Shirley Wentz, Donna Winegardener, Ruby Harr. ROW 3. Marjorie Latshaw, Galen Shaffer, Doris Oldham, Richard Mitchell, Teddy Snively, William Perfer, George Keich, Robert Tripplett, Marian O'Brien, Roxie Weatover, Shirley Smith. Thirty Six CJAQW JJL IN SSMQN M X, x 9' af 'X 9 ' QM? .1 Hwy M0 , 721'- ! ' 1'-MJ U X Q -Q , ' 5 ' , if -is 5 E 1 K' 2'-'fi - 1 x W mg .fx I 9 0 Q B' 6 aff' ' 1 49 Mr. Pyle Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Will Iunior English Miss Brubaker Sophomore Enqlish Thirty Nine NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY fl .. Q .... H ROW l. Ianet Deweiler, lean Miller, Maxine Ellenberger, Virginia Labuda, Donna Lee Weaver, Robert Taylor, Ioel Colvin. ROW Z. Mary Lois Herline, Shirley Moore, Rose Marie Frazier, Frank Williams, Ethel Yankanich, Ferne Slick, Dorothy Detweiler, Patricia Manges. ROW 3. Harry Latshaw, Tom Shippey, Barry Leydig, lames Leydig, Harold Coyle, Wayne Hobson, Ioan Carson, SNAPPY STE OGS ROW l. Carl May, Vincent Hickey, Nancy Slack, Maxine Ellenberger, Blanche Werner, Lila Hillegas, Shirley Otto, Donna Lee Weaver, Shelah Rose Bence, Dorothy Horner. ROW 2. Ben Shaffer, Frank Williams, Park Williams, Shirley Moore, Rose Marie Frazier, Geraldine Sheirer, Mr. Keifman, Mary Lois Herline, Patricia Manges, Marion Shatter. Forty C QJ U41 2 X A -4 Q' Xfi XM 3 XJ 5 ,J 9 U0 If x v W Q I S37 Li X gg F rj Lili 'X wav X 7 Fl A 3 5 K E' 7 5 BAD 'F ROW 1. Carol Wendel, Ianei Hinson, Nancy Slack, Ioe Feathers, Buddy Weaver. ROW 2. Donne Lee Weaver, Beverly Saylor, Iean Miller, Charlyn Ferguson, Carol Colvin, Iimmy Miller, Kay Coyle, Sharon Hammer, Pauline Yankanich, Marjorie Colvin, Sondra Black. ROW 3. Nancy Weaver, Lila Hillegas, Peggy Ann Strayer, Carl May, Virginia Mickle, Bernice Bittner, Geraldine Sheirer, Ioyce Bowser, Bob Benning, Ross Williams, Barbara Campbell, Ethel Yankanich. ROW 4. Mr. Pepe, Faye Adams, Gail Ann Black, Shirley Moore, Reed Holderbaum, Harold Coyle, Tom Amick, Brady Lohr, Ioe Miller, Frank Williams, Benny Shaffer, Am Mialye O'Brien, Clem Miller, Wilma Iean Holderbaum. OFFICERS BRADY Loma .........,.. .....,,........,,,,. ..v.,.,, P r esident DONNA LEE WEAVER ..... ..... V ice President SHIRLEY Moom: .... ..... S ecretary CAROL EARNEST .... ,,,.. T reasurer SONDRA BLACK ........ ........,.,.,.,,,,, L ibmriqn PAULINE YANKANICH .,,. .... A ssistcznt Librarian Forty Two ORCHESTR ,l an , ROW l. Nancy Slack, Virginia Labuda, Nancy Vtfeaver, Sharon Hammer, Peggy Ann Strayer, Gail Ann Bla.k, lila Hillegas, Ioycs Bowser, Donna Lee Weaver, Ianet Hinson, Carol Wenclel. ROW Z. Carl May, Reed Holderbaum, Harry Latshaw, Harold Coyle, Ioe Miller, Park Williams, Tom Arnick, Brady Lohr, Frank Williams, Wayne Deihl, Beg Shatter, Bob Benning. ROW 3. Doris Turner, Phyllis Pensyl, Carol Colvin, Shirley Moore, Virginia Mickle, Bernice Bittner, Wilma lean Holderbaum, Shirley Lohr, Ethel Yankaxiich, Mr. Pepe, Pauline Yankcmich, Geraldine Shelrer, Sholvy Custer. SW NG BA. 1 ROW l. Mr. Pepe, Ianet Hinson, Nancy Slack, Carol Wendel, Donna Lee Weaver. ROW 2. Iames Miller, Frank Williams, Carl May, Gail Ann Black, Sondra Black. Forty Three IXED CHORUS . A - ROW l. Iames V. Miller, Nancy Slack, Phyllis Mock, Donna Lee Weaver, Shirley Mock, Faye Adams, Leona Dul, Virglinia Labuda, Ianet Hinson, Thomas Hickey. ROW 2. Mr. Iames Stewart, Vincent Hickey, Ianet Detweiler, Evelyn Dull, Anna Turner, Marian Shaffer, Doris Turner, Mary Lois Herline, Carol Earnest, Lovella Rose, Ross Williams.. BOW 3. Thomas Amick, Shirley Lichvar, Ethel Yankanich, Pauline Yankanich, Evelyn Benna, Bernice Bittner, Helen Smith, Ioyce Shatter, Doris Mitchell, Harry Latshaw. ROW 4. Park Williams, Barbara Triplett, Geraldine Sheirer, Phyllis Pensyl, Audrey Mitchell, Rose Marie Frazier, Alice Imgrund, Sandra Black, Devoy McCreary, Harold Coyle. ALTO AND BASS 9 l. it .nh ROW l. Wayne Diehl, Maxine Ellenberger, Geraldine Coughenour, Shirley Scritchfield, Faye Diehl, Shirley Otto, Shelah Rose Bence, Dorothy Horner, David Soliday. ROW 2. Mr. Iames Stewart, Frank Williams, Phillip Imgrund, Lila Hillegas, Shelvy Custer, Dorothy Detweiler, Mary Turner, Anita Diehl, lean Miller, Louis Toth, Ben Shaffer. ROW 3. Brady Lohr, Ferne Slick, Carol Colvin, Mary Fleming, Shirley Moore, An- nette Leppert, Patricia Manges, Lowalla Mullin, Donald MacGregor. Forty Four FRESH MAN CHORUS ee? ROW 1. Gail Bowser, Nancy Claycomb, Carol Wendel, Pauline Stambaugh, Ioy Mowry, Betty Iane Reinhart, Shirley Sipes, Helen Rininger. ROW 2. Mr. Iames Stewart, Rose Wollhope, Ioan Otto, Thelma Felix, Susan Shontz, Ioyce Bowser, Peggy Bowser, Nancy Miller, Evelyn O'Brien, Emma Iean Diehl. ROW 3. Nancy Weaver, Emma Grace Wolfe, Charlotte Fleegle, Gail Ann Black, Carolyn Mowry, Charlyn Ferguson, Barbara Wadsworth, Beverly Cuppett. ROW 4. Peggy Ann Strayer, Lola Barefoot, Bertha Brant, Barbara Saylor, Kay Hill, Dorcas Herline, Sandra Maxwell, Martha Morgart, Sharon Hammer. Forty Five QUI TET Harry Latshaw, Phil lmgrund, Ross Williams, Frank Williams, Mr. Iames Stewart, QUKHTET Ethel Yankanich, Mr. Iames Stewart, Harold Coyle, Iean Miller, Frank Williams Forty Six fx N Q 45' r - diff 'Nw xx' Wav NVQ ' ' 0 X Q 4! UW LL 7 'X M X K LZ x XY 'x N Q W 1 S AWN EE ECHO Vx. in--9 ROW 1. Maxine Ellenberger, Donna Lee Weaver, Ianet Detweiler, Iean Miller, Ioan Otto, Virginia Labuda, Nancy Slack, ROW 2. Mrs. Taylor, Mary Lois Herline, Lowalla Mullin, Evelyn Dull, Mary Turner, Ferne Slick, Marian Shaffer, Anita Diehl. ROW 3. Ethel Yankanich, Carol Colvin, Audrey Mitchell, Shirley Moore, Barbara Triplett, Geraldine Sheirer. ROW 4. Rose Marie Frazier, Frank Williams, Park Williams, Iames Leydig, Barry Leydig, Harold Coyle, Don MacGregor. Forty Eight CTI ITIES I 'L ROW l. Carl Barefoot, Tom Taylor, Devon Leydig, Bob Smith, Blair Ferguson, lim V. Miller, Tom Whitcomb, Don Corley. ROW 2. Mr. Robert Miller, Wayne Lehman, Bob Benning, Clem Miller, Ross Williams, Dean Horner, Wayne Earnest, Pat Fleming, Hubert Mock. ROW 3. Mickey Colvin, Art Miltenberger, Robert Shippey, Paul Horner, Ralph Feathers, Iames Witt, Robert Fritz. ROW 4. Robert Anderson, Bill Shomo, Vincent Hickey, Donald College, Ronald Dermer, Gene Landers, Ronald Fisher, George McMillen. CTI mfs Il Af ROW l. Ioel Colvin, Norman McCreary, Iames E. Miller, Frank Williams, Harry Latshaw, Iay Bowser, Irvin Heidorn, Iack Deaner. ROW 2. Mr. Robert Miller, Wayne Diehl, Curtis O'Brien, Don Benna, Stanley Corley, Gene Turner, Lewis Toth, Robert Clark. ROW 3. Philip lmgrund, Ned Shippey, Ioe Miller, Tom Shippey, Don Horner, Don MacGregor, Harold Coyle, Dean Lohr. ROW 4. Wayne Hobson, Floyd Wertz, Bill Benna, Iim Leydig, Park Williams, Barry Leydig, Zane Gordon. Forty Nine FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERIC ROW 1. Elsie Wayde, Mary Lou Kinsey, Ianet Emerick, Marie Weyant, Bertha Brant, Shirley Lichvar. ROW 2. Mrs. Daugherty, Lovella Rose, Faye Diehl, Rose Wolihope, Shirley Scircmko, Geraldine Coughenour, Nancy Claycomb. ROW 3. Betty Lou Frazier, Icmice Manges, Phyllis Pensyl, Alice Imgrund, Audrey Mitchell, Devoy McCreary. F ilty F TURE FARMERS OF AMERIC Q E l 1 .. J, - F ROW l. Benny Blackburn, Blair Ferguson, Devon Leydig, Donald Corley, Wayne Lehman, Patrick Fleming, Robert Shippey, Wayne Earnest, Hubert Mock, Iames Miller, Carl Barefoot, Tom Hickey. ROW 2. Mr. Pyle, Edmund McCreary, Ralph Feathers, Irvin Heidorn, Iames E. Miller, Bob Clark, Harry Latshaw, Norman McCreary, Iay Bowser, Iay Follmar, Paul Horner, Dean Horner, Ross Williams. ROW 3. Dean Lohr, Donald College, Don Benna, Gerald Latshaw, Donald Grasser, Delbert Weyant, Don Horner, Philip lmgrund, Bob Leydig, Roy Fisher, Curtis O'Brien. ROW 4. Kenneth Claycornb, Don MacGregor, Ronald Custer, Wayne Hobson, Barry Leydig, Bill Benna, Brady Lohr, Floyd Wertz, Ioe Miller, Harold Bowen, Lewis Toth, Gene Turner. Fifty One SENIOR PL Y CAS ROW l. Harold Coyle. ROW 2. Icmet Detweiler, Rose Marie Frazier, Ethel Ycmkcxnich. ROW 3. Ioel Colvin, Wayne Hobson, Park Williams, Frank Williams Fifty Two UNIOR PL Y CAST ROW 1. Ross Williams, Shirley Otto, Carol Colvin, Philip Imgrund, Faye Adams, Ned Clark, Carol Earnest. ROW 2. Ben Shaffer, Lila Hillegas, Donna Lee Weaver, Don MacGregor, Patricia Manges, Nancy Slack. ROW 3. Harry Latshaw, Vincent Hickey, Mr. Stewart. Fifty Three THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO R. JAMES STEWART MR. IAMES R. STEWART Mr. Iames R. Stewart has left a space at C. R. H. S. that will never be completely filled until he returns to us after spending a couple of years with Uncle Sam. Mr. Stewart had started his first year of teaching after gradu- ating from Indiana State Teachers College with a Bachelor's degree in Music. He did a fine job while he was with us. He not only taught music to the High School students and the elementary students at Schellsburg, but also went to the Iunior High at New Paris, and Washington and Lincoln grade schools which was appreciated by all. We can feel sure he'll be a success as a soldier because he proved so successful as our Chorus teacher in the short time he was with us. We wel- come and appreciate the fact that Mr. Pepe will keep our Chorus going, and hope he likes having us back. Mr. Stewart also did a wonderful job as the director of the Iunior Class Play. We seniors regret that he won't be here to direct ours, but We're sure Mr. Thomas will do a fine job in putting our plays over. 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O+O Wholesalers Vendors CANDY IS A DELICIOUS FOOD ENJOY SOME EVERY DAYH o+o Telephone -1 Iohnstown 37-5545 or 912809 D1 2 ini 1 2 11 li will 1203010101011 1 3 111 141 in 3 1 3 in Sixty Three 10211 11111 1 1 111 1 1 1111 1 1011111 11:11 221 1 CHESTNUT RIDGE JOINTURE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1953 .g..I,.g. Upon the successful completion of your High School careers. Best wishes to each and everyone of you for future success and happiness. TWO fiwaeka Stores FREE FREE QMZ152 I gyms ,Maw DELIVERY SERVICE PARKING A great Department Store within easy TO YOUR driving distance from all directions on good roads, HOME LOTS PHONE 490 WINDBER, PA. 10101 1010101 111,111 111011103 1 11311 111010111 1 111 101 Sixty Four CONGRATULATIONS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS CHESTNUT RIDGE .IOINTURE Glosser Bros. extend hearty congratulations to the Chestnut Ridge Iointure High School Graduating Class of 1953, and rnay you achieve similar success in seeking a higher education. GLOSSER BROS. EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION For you to visit this popular store on your next visit to Iohnstown. If at any rate we can be of service to you, We are at your com- mand. - Compliments cooK's pf Barber Shop Guyers Gifts Penn Bedford Hotel Building Mann's Choice Penna. 10111 ni in 1 ni 0 in 1 1 11iniinininguiuxiriuiax 31:1 201110303-I3 Sixty Five Bedford Penna, Congratulations Bedford Springs Hotel BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Thomas Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac OUR USED CARS CARRY THE O, K. THAT COUNTS 411 E. Pitt Street Bedford, Penna. 30101 vininioin Dliririmin 2 101 201 1 2 1 1 2 1 10312 ri 1 3 1411 S' ty S' DulI's Auto Wreckers NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS Cars Bought, Sold and Exchanged Phone -f Fishertown 9-R-41 ALUM BANK PENNSYLVANIA KUHN' Gm YOUNG Janitors Supplies - Paints Window Shades O+O 125 Main Street Iohnstown, Pa. 13111110113 1 5 113 :ri q.9uc:.n1uioi 1 1 1 111: 1 1 r.: 1 1 1 1-1: Sfxfy Seven COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHIP HIQITEI. White Sulphur Springs Good Meals OPEN ALL YEAR PARTIES SOLICITED for Phone - Bedford 848 MANN'S CHOICE PENNA. 1 2 1 1 34113 91i111i11nin1u1ui4110i 1 1 1 in if 1: is 202010303111 Sixiy Eight 111 ri i li ri it i I1 1 li 1011110101 1 itliliiliifli li 11111 1 1111311 J. RALPH MICKLE FUNERAL HOME SCHELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA ...,1,,. Ambulance Service PHYI.E'S Jewelers Since 1903 209 MARKET ST. IOHNSTOWN, PENNA. 10101 1 1:2 1 s 1:1111 1 zniuiniuzuz 3410: 1:4 :Q 1 csv: 11311: 111: Sixty Nine 111111113 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 11111 2 111 3 11 3112111 11114 COMPLIMENTS OF ICKES DRUG STORE Prescriptions Our Specialty +o+ BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF The First National Bank BEDFORD, PA. O90 Member Federal Reserve System Menzber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 11111110111 1 11 2 ini 3 1112111111111 11212 1 1 1 11112121101 Seveniy 14114nicfini:114ni:vin114r1o3u1u1o:o1n2nsic114101014114:icvco1n:n1o1o1o1u14 BEDFORD MOTOR SALES Ford - Lincoln - Mercury 24 HOUR SERVICE TOWING AND WRECKINC SERVICE PAINTING AND REFINISHING BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS A A A Phone 286 Bedford, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL WASHINGTON Comfortable Rooms BEDFORD PENNA. :nil 1 1111111 no 1 1 1 112:11 1113 1 1 2:1-13021111-xi: 1110101 S tyO ini 11 ri inning 1 in 2 ri vi ri 1 1 in31111liriririmxi11111111201 5. FRED II LP Monumental Works ESTABLISHED IN 1889 SCHELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA See Dietz Clarence E. Dietz Agency 111 W. Pitt Street BEDFORD PENNA. Phone 5 76 GENERAL INSURANCE AlVl'0 - FIRE -1 LIFE - HEALTH AND ACCIDENT GENERAL LIABILITY - COMPENSATION BURCLARY - PLATE CLASS - THEFT INLAND MARINE CLASSES Z 11-12111: 14111 21311 iu1u1uiuini4li011ini 11:14 2 1 1 11111103 Seventy Two 1113112311 2111211 31:3 311121111 1:11211 mi 3 1111 1 11 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHAWNEE INN Crchestra Dancing EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT SPACHETTI AND CHICKEN OUR SPECIALTY Located on Route 30 East of Schellsburg COMPLIMENTS OF Vogue Beauty Shop o+o BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA vi ri xi 11 ri ri ri 191 1 vi 1o31n31n3n11ri1u1 3111111110111 31211111 1111111 Seventy Th ini 3111 11111111 111: 1 1 2111: 111111110 1 1 11 1 iuim MAIN ST. 0 DIAL 5-8442 o JDIINSTOWN, PA. Reese Motor Company 300 West Pitt Street Phones 437 -f 436 Pontiac - GMC PARTS SALES SERVICE for BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA 1 xi 1 1 1 311110 111 111xioiuinioinzniw1:21113 ini 1 1 1 1 :ui Seventy Four 2111 1021211211 1111111221111 111313 3:0111 1 111114 COLVIN'S PHILCO FIRESTONE RADIOS TIRES REFRIGERATORS TUBES DEEP FREEZES ACCESSORIES G U L F GAS - OIL SUPPLIES PHONE 63 SCHELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA FIRST IN BEDFORD COUNTY Maurice's Department Store Established 30 Years COMPLETE APPAREL AND HOME FURNISHINGS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY .g..I.... BEDFORD, PENNA. KEYSER, W. VA. EVERETT, PENNA. CUMBERLAND, MD. 2 vi 10111 111 9 vi 1 101 1301010103113 vi 1 11201 1 1-11:11 1 112 Seventy Five 1 mi ni ni vi 1 1 5 1110102011 2 vi 3 11110141 ni 11 moi ni i 10101 :iz , , ' 'U's, ff FIVE GABLES 2 , , CQFFEE SHOPPE 'S ,,,f. f -'---A 'RW ,YM , x-wx After a Dance or a Show X a Nice Place to G0 -lu :,- -15. 1 at G EN GUERNSEY R. D. No. 2 Bedford Penna. Route 2 Somerset Penna. KEYSTONE Glnngratulatinnzl FLOWER SHOPS Eehfnrh Glnuntg Srhnnla o+o FLOWERS FOR ALL Hfv Qfvwirm OCCASIONS Evfn kerp all nf o+o Special Prices For All mphfnrh cgmmingf Gun High School Students ...+.g. o+o Bedford Phone 263 wh? EEUU mmfnfh 311111 1 1 1 1 11101 D11 3 312 rinioioioioiui 11: 1 2 ni 1131111311101 Seventy Six 1111111 1 311 1111 3 Quin: 3:11 zo: bi 111 Z ri 111nooiaxiuisrioioinioie Established 1920 You are Always Welcome at THE BINGHAM'S MILK SHARE INN Where Only the Best is Good Enough O+O Bedford Penna. +04 WHEN IN BEDFORD STOP AT THE BEDFORD HOTEL Where You Get Those Famous Hamburgers and Sea Food +O+ HENGST'S STORE Hardware General Merchandise Wayne Feeds -0-sfo-v Fishertown -f Phone 1 Fishertown Penna. BEDFORD COUNTY BANK Alum Bank Pennsylvania We offer every banking service Your business is appreciated 0+O All Accounts Insured up to 310,000.00 Seventy Seven ioinrioioiniuini 11 fini 11111 111 1 1 1 1 1 11: 1:1 :ini rin 101 ri r10Qo1o1o1o1oioi4 BERKEBILE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishers Patronize Us, We Protect Youu -of-I-u Phone 766 Bedford Penna. Compliments Of METZGER SUPPLY COMPANY Ofo Phone 184 Bedford Penna. Seven WASHINGTON BAKERY Guy E. Hyre, Prop. Specializing in Fancy Pastries Birthday and Wedding Cakes Bedford Penna. Compliments Of STONE'S HARDWARE STORE SPUUTING - HEATING Phone 371 Osterburg Penna b14ri0ioio1oio1oi014vi 10301 1010101 fy Eight iuioioioicnioioboi bio: biolninioii Compliments Compliments Of Of L E U 1 N s M A Y . S SHOE s'roRE S T O R E .g.+g. +o+ 103 East Pitt Street Bedford P911113- Schellsburg Penna WIN DBER LUMBER Compliments CO. of Lumber, Mill WlTI'k and Builders' Supplies .Q-,sq-Qu General Contractors +0+ -:+V Phone 118 Windber Pennsylvania Manns Choice Penna U Seventy Nine vioiiiniminiriri 2011111 ini in114wioioiuioioioguz 1 it xioiniriri 111 91101011 in in FARMERS' HARDWARE COMPANY Charles E. Koontz, Owner Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Paint Kelvinator Refrigerators Phone 281 Bedford Penna. Compliments K 8z M SANDWICH SHOP Specialty HOME-MADE CANDIES Fountain Service and Tasty Sandwiches Bedford Penna. Eighty rio? 11111 infix: 1 0:14111 1 1011 Elgin, Bulova Watclles Keepsake Diamonds Guaranteed Watch Repairing NOEL JEWELERS ...gn- Bedford Penna. Established 1868 HENRY W. SHOENTHAL Hardware Dry Goods Groceries New Holland Case Ontario Drills Phone 19-R-12 New Paris Penna. 11111111 xi xi 11111 1 D1 ri ri tioi ini 11111111 ii ini 111111 in Compliments O! SPORTSMEN HEADQUARTERS Hunting Equipment and CAIRNBROOK AU'TO EXCHANGE WE BUY AND SELL Gunsmithing ,O , Fishing Tackle and Ball Equipment 103 S. Richard Street Phone 612-W 1 Mile from Central City B2df'0l'Cl Penna. Cairnbrook Penna CAIRNBROOK H O R N E ' S SKATIN C1 RINK . General fWOI'CllIlllfllS0 Store For Healthas Sake New Paris Penna ROLLER SKATE ...,I..g. YO4' Cairnbrook Penna. GROCERIES - MEATS PRODUCE -- NOTIONS DRUGS -f SEA FOOD ..,.1..,. We Give S.cl'cH. Green Stamp 1111311111201 131219 1111113130201111010111111110111liuin11ui1 11 101 Eighty One riojaiuioia xjoioioiojoio 11014 rio 1101011 110101011 OL' 90:4 of rxcozo ! 5-1 0.11: 'Hard 52:1 USP? H'.ll? M gms? Ur? Z4 rs: N cn 5' Q C' LT' vs 3' fb li VSA 3 NJ Bedford Penna. +O+ Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. L. STRAYER Your Local Livestock Dealer f iffy '- f?'3'L: . f., I Fishertown 19-R114 New Paris ' I ' 'Pennai Eighty T 1 '?-? iff! ?J? L?32S'LL2'?!5'?JY2!'3!ilEi1213'Ql C UiRiREiT,T ' S RADIO- SHOP C01iipiE,eafHi2iSEi1fSiE3'f'i All 'fi ?i1Ui1fY1Q'SiQf!'!i Radios and Television , . - .A b.. 'f:',:m '..1:Lci fw.!'Y-!i 90 Day lyimghgparantee , ,J fix X i. 3121 jig., , . flfhlll, - Prom t Cour e us I- 'jigffzliflli ing and Efficient -,Seri1JicH .f 1 1 .J -S IJ 'Jlmuikt New Paris i.Pe1indi e I Q Wh9HQQF?il3H63fQt4i'?'ffUhe E5Jf36'5Pii'IbfN , D ',.w ', vfifgyv-U 'md 2 ii'l'l 7? Bidi HHH A Pleasant Evening ORCHESTRA - DANCING Every Wednesday and Friday ' Chicken in the Basket and Sandwiches Between Bedford and Turnpike E OnfR'oute 220 Bedfoi'df1Pen?na2 Q' !s In WO xioiotwzo 'i01n1P?U10 Qu iQUimPZi?'if5!T-5 O. B. HYDE 1 Q M LA A Q M M GROCERIES W. RAY ',V AMICK ,M 'A.- , . Sealtest Ice Cream an X , Atlatntio R Petroleum Products X , 1-of:-1 ' ' Q45 ' Phone-87-W Bfdfiffd 1325155 ' Schellsburg Perma. C0?7Dplil1i07l'lQ Everett' Pa' Q'-11-1 'ASW-Bedford' Pa' Phone 169-170 Phone 413-565 wi Q Q S-f2I'.G? -A- JEWELERS ' ' ' . ffafkflf f57'f f,f'3.3f JOHNQEHQWV? :fF?AD1NG SPEEEJXQARFFTS DeRoy's and Diamonds .GO Together Largest Independent Super Market in Bedford County I 4.:. 1 ,..,, , ,,.,!.... 132-138 Market St. Phone 2-1248 g,,,.s,1xQ,-f ,ra 1 ,lfffentury Reliable Jewelers Erae.Delivery - BothAMarkets n:ri4ni1 vjon1alsi4o1o1nn1u1oiu1 111111111-11 Eighty T hree Q 4 Q Q Q Q Q Q l i i i i i Q an Q Q Q Q l Q Q 1 Q Q ts an Q Q Q 4 !. :xanax 11 vin: 11 naifoinnifoxzioaiainiaiai u1uiH?ulu1uiai4j 11 aw- 11:1 11 1 1 21111110101 irinininivi 31141 1 3:11 131 1 io: 0,0 STRAUB BROTHERS Compliments Everything of Men's Wear BLACKBURN RUSSELL C O i'0i' O40 Bedford Penna, Compliments Comllliments of Uf MR. AND MRS. WEAVER'S ELLERY HIGGON BARBER SHOP i'Oi' o+o Co-op Theatre Building Schellsburg Penna. Schellsburg Penna in 24143 11: 1: :um in Quin: 1011110301011 in 101 3 ni 1 1 1:1 14111 11 Eighty Four init114iihiivitlitvillitrilvilliiH1011 1 U1 r DIEHL ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCE 66Everything Electrical tOi' Phone 178 Bedford Penna. HORTON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STA'TION High Test for Less o+o Everett Phone 21 1 Bedford Phone 71 LW Breezewood Phone 9030 1 34112-rin:-:ami-xi ni 11101411113 vii S 8: S RADIO 8: TELEVISION CO. 559 West Pitt Street We Sell the Best and Service the Rest 'kO'k Bedford Penna Service and Satisfaction S T A N ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Gas, Oil and Lubrication Batteries, Tires and Accessories Cor. 12th St. and Graham Ave. Phone 671-R Windber Penna E'gh!y F' iuiniuiuiua02031110101 fini :oi 1 1114 ininiuinioi ri ri 2 RF 1 SHE R SfN DRUG STORE- BEST ,x , A od Quality-Service-Prices N, , A z, .,.r 'kO'k Bedford A Penna The Riizkfbf Refifrehieni ROLL--AREN A -,g-.'.'-'j : s. ,Jw ,n No Slip-No Slide-No Dust Ori Our New ,sHlQ1sticf Floor Sandwiches Home Cooked Meals Complete Fountain Service SHIRL 7 f.',,:4 1 ,, , Bedfond xl?-enum 1 rGORDON'S- R AUT? SERVICE Radiator , Cleaning-Q -and Repeifins A AUTO REPAIR SERVICE 'If f 'JIIWIR' ihlfl 1' iv for Phone Fisheftown 19-R-22 A New Paris, Pa. ' ini Z 3 1 3 1 110311 1 iinin BISI'?IIVQ1BR'QTHERS Q 'Z R- 1, A 9 EQ Bus and Mall Service' Ti 5 75- Vx s for nf, sf N'-'XA X?.'Tt 1121 Q x Auto Accessories and Parts SchoolABuses General Repair Work ' A 'kO'A' I X ,Wi 'rf UM Schellsburge- ' A A K1 Pehiiard Eighty Six nv1r1in1n1o1o1oin iiiuifrininiuini 3 E nini L :i7fiTiiniTF1Trihi4vgninioiuiui nil 1 1 1: Q. H, Compliments of GROCERIES if 'ii A T K I N 5 GAi,fN-.PBIL NWALL PAPER PAINT STORE T48 +o+ New1Paris ' Perina. Beoford Penna. 52' -- '5C6mplii1i5gtg'1 Compliments ' '.-lr: iofrl Q ' of of , . - . BEN ,GOLLIPHER GQYDBN General Merchandise DMETEQUNCH if G 'l if-fic? EI Seasonal +o+ 0129135 May 1efN9Ysm,b2f 15 Phone 48-R-ll Reynoldsdale Penna. Scheusburg Palma 101: 102:11 1 1 m if Eighty Seven i 14110191 qui 111 11110101411 Compliments Of Compliments of NEW HOFFMAN BEDFORD STEAM HOTEL LAUNDRY A Complete Linen Supply +o+ Service Phone 246 Bedford Penna Bedford Penna. C 'P1i w 55 Dishes by the Ton -f Pots and of Pans by the Truck Load DR. KNISLEY We Buy and Sell Anything THE HOUSE 'O' OF PLUNDER Intersection of Route 56 - 220 Cessna Alum Bank Penna. Bedford Perma. 1--1.cs.1..1-.14 1 . :K 1-V: 1:1 if zuxuznqnnz.mini-1101 3 1 3:1 1312030302 Eightf Eight ini 1130101411riuiuinioi1111 1 10101 1131301 111001 nz it 2 11 xi wi Compliments Window Shades, Awning Uf Drapes, Rods, Venetians Your Two County Papers Storm Windows gzdford, PM Ezmtty P3 BEDFORD DAILY 195- 62- mm one GAZETTE ' BEDFCRD INQUIRER Clair Winegardner Published Friday Auto Lubrications and Repairs Admiral Appliances Offering a Complete and Timely County News Schellsburg Penna. Coverage FALKLANDS FARM Polled Herelords Imported and Island Bred Jerseys o+o SCh2llSbl1I'9 Pennsylvania 2031 in 1111 xoioooioininiz 111201411 11014 3 xi 1 in 1 limi: 11 1 11 vi ini Eighty Nine ic i i 56561uiiiiiinbuinioxoxoxfrx ax '14 14 11 10101010 Milligelly x Q -' eiflieffvf. -,,,,x,g- 'f f ' . 'f' - 2'r:2-Q7':':'.1 f' wharf? .d'1f12.'.Kfi Farley and !!ff!1UtYQ99,df A84 BUTEAWQQ' -A I - . 'uri hi, . ', fg Bedford ff-A A Q Penna. .'! J!-'L KIEL'S STORE General Merclidfzdfse A Congplete Line of .ESSO GAS AND OIL Hm1nngge.Eis1nm,ggnBad1idg,m1d Am Lif1Qi?Vie5t?on :Andi Reididrs ,limes fxsvealasfm 1: Pi16i1iQIg2I fd Located on Route 30 Between Mann's Choioendhwvlrj Penna. -' '11 Schensbur9 ' Be4fq5'41'59ff'12 EDWIN O. DAVIS Compliments HOHNER SUNOCO of A 9 ' BBSFERWCE. gg , en2in5'glQ P, O. ALUM BANK .., - BARBER SHOP R0llt2S and - , P ' U P . Phone 90?f9???5:o:e-EfS'E5S3f?LT' ?3'fzfnI3ex?e eggs f7?9i'IOiiffI1 ma Compliments Compliments of of . BARRON'S 'TAXI JIMMY DEAN s -,-.- - -, Phone 465b..J ha J.: , LUNCH RQOM Bedford Penna. ' Ninety . Qg '1'1'Z'l'f'l9,2lL 'ZZNSSS 03 01010101 xi ni 4.-Q 1 .- .np 'ap 'qv ling, Q1 !1 QE Q: Q? ! Q I E' ! ! ! ! 3 5 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! .2-2 xuzmaxuiozuxuqrrxogrnpnguxogugngugn 5 .. :Q ,CQ5iiplime'11tsff--- logo?xgogoyuquqrx1o3o1n:oQu1o1: Moxham Hardware ,g rg , 5: , Hardiisiare, Paiirt, Household P61111 O11 Goods, Glass, Oilswand 1' Builders' rHardware f' 4 Piitif' Stfeet ff Cor. Central Ave. and Villzfige St. Bedfol-Fi I , Penna. Phone F3-9154 V ' ' ' Iohnstownfr f C . , Penna. Compliments Compliments A of Y of' Johnnies' Dress Shop dar:-faiadswhsr.-Q : Q: BQ.L0hman, Prop- EA. D. Frazier M 1 Phone my 1 ' ' Bsafafd 'fPen1iaL Great Cars , 'mf -::'f V-.ff 'fx - 'f Fmf-i'Sermce A Sqliarerpeal qt W Hendersqrrfs. ,Motors Tgqermrral ,Servicer Center N-Offll ' Bachelor, Uwner For Your Driving Pleasure 1--AH,-.: - ,Q ..- I 422 E. Rm sf. Phone 255 -5,-Phones 703' Bedford. I A W D 'Pennai Bedford Perrlja.. W I 11291-C, lf 1 Co.mplimentsP Omp lmenfs f? ffI '7I'i A, 'f,': df ,, evfs s B r .A , Dick.Dunk1e' B Metropolrtan Hoiel B 1 , 1 1 W Mservrge Stalrong is Mann's Choice 'Penhall Q. f' . , i Q . ,, , , Bedford ' Penna. ioioinrinoiuiolngulnlsaisllnaivxinxirri vioioiuiuiuiului in Ninety One 31 rg 1 xi 1 ni 1u1010i01011x1 ri ri 1 iui0i0i0101 ri 101011 11n1uiu11v10i1li4 Compliments Of Ham's Snack Bar W e Specialize in Ham Barbecues and Home-Made Pies Koontz Music House Ba-nd Instruments R. C. A. Victor Radio and Television Phone -1 Fishertown 9054 Phone 333 Bedford' Pa' Compliments G. C. Mur h Co. P Y of The Friendly Store Chrysler Test BUYS Bedford Penna. B6df0I'd Pelma' Cleaver's Jewelry Nehi Bottling Co. Store Hamilton, Elgin and Bulova Nehi - R0ya1-C1-Own Watches Party Pack Art Carved Diamonds and Wedding Rmgs Ph-one 697 Bedford, Pa. Bedford Penna. Clapper's Flowers I 1 l' , Q Funeral Arrangements I amp lmems Wedding Bouquets--Corsages of TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE . FLOWERS EOR EVERY OCCASION The H1ne Store Gifts Potted Plants Phone Your Order We Deliver Bedford Penna' Bedford and Everett Penna. i010:021x10101n 90101111 10302011 111011101 1 1 1 1 1 11111 11 Ninety Two 101 1 :Quin111'Quianiugnioinioioiui in 1 Barton's Fashion Shoppe Women, Misses and Junior A pparel Bedford Penna. iavioioiuiuiniun ninioinioiniui TOM SCHNABLY Elgin -1 Hamilton Boulevard Watches Lay Away Plan Graduation Gifts Phone 478 Bedford Penna. Reese 8: Bernard Electric Co. G. A. R. Hall -1 Opposite Tribune 132 Park Place Pleasantville Roller Mill Home of Keystone Feeds Phone Fishertown 23-R-21 l0lll'lSf0WI1 PCIIIIB. Alum Bank Pgnna, To Beat Summer's Heat C0mPlim9ntS Try Our Taste Treat of Osterburg Get Jack Frost Frozen Custard Barber Shop D. C. CDOCD Ferguson Route 220 Near Cessna Barber Complimyents Compliments of Uf DlCK'S LUNCH ROOM Soup - Sandwiches Ice Cream Mann's Choice Penna. ini 21101121115 in 1 1111110101 1011 United Jewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES AND JEWELRY Cash Credit 412 Main St. Iohnstown, Pa. Ninety Three 1 101011viuiuioiuriuioioioioioi tyunasfxqbnamqnfwmmpnqsnumasfunmuauv i c.fafaffseihsmCuf1.nawohh- Ham-BQHB-Q .V 2 lilo-made Chili Fresh, -Mgatsi, ami,Qgoceries Pmiiie fT?4l'if!21 vi1r1vivi1ri1v:n11 fro l:'Q2zfi31liHiQ!l!Pf.w1 TQ he . .0,f..Z3f .., .,, - .a--.n.a h RHQSQLLBQSJSPQI Gefibiliilxxlhlefbfihiixiise Ntwcparis 31Pehvn5. h Sffndlhirsville i1Peim5l iwmmimenmc Cleaners r,,,Q ., .', ri Qfefii, N.f.BeI1kBy'fS-X Sloreuxx Phohef Fishertdwfff i23bRl3Q3 'AT1?rh'rBank J qisehhhf Clee6?il22g'Q1nd? 'h qmregiizg H Alferafiond land: fllepblirs 4 ie Maple Stieff? 'Shir 9 Phone 66 tgrvwel' Hyndman, Penn5. 4 T ' McMi11eh'Xj3'6ay shop Body and Ifraqmefgwork Reo QSef'y.ice Ufff..-,. 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