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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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Ioann Carson, Maxine Ellenberger, William George, Vincent Hickey, Mr. Lehmier, Nancy Slack, Dorothy Horner, Anita Diehl. ROW 3. Ross Williams, Donald MacGregor, Carol Colvin, Carl May, Bill Benna, Phil Imgrund, Donald Horner, Iulia Herline, Helen Miller, Ianice Manges. KNOWLEDGE GAINED IS THE STAIRWAY T0 SUCCESS What are you able to build with your knowledg A castle, a palace, a temple, a college, Whatever you build, you are sure to succeed, lf you are willing to try such a deed. Anyone can succeed it they do their best, But don't start a task and then to rest To think perhaps your triends could finish e? And then your ambition would completely diminish. stairway to successtulness always tind cheer and happiness, up in an orderly way in every day. Knowledge is a Where you can The steps going To tind succcess Knowledge is a great stairway tor all To live and to learn is a clarion call. We attirm to those seeking happiness, Knowledge gained is the stairway to success. VIRGINIA GRA cz: LABUDA Q W xl av'1 X ..,,, MM X- I ' In fNfU!VK nfv CHESTNUT RIDGE JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM SCHOOL DIRECTOR PERSONNEL IUNIATA TOWNSHIP! Byron Horn Iohn Shippey Martin Mowry Earl Coughenour C. C. Miller NAPIER TOWNSHIP! Merle Onstead R. H. Bowser Dean Kinzey PLEASANTVILLE BOROUGH: Ralph A. Allison Rufus H. Hammer Charles Bender Calvin Fleegle Blair Kniseley ST. CLAIRSVILLE BOROUGH: Mrs. Lillie Fickes Mrs. Margaret Fickes Bruce Ickes George Hengst Robert Hengst KING TOWNSHIP: Paul A. Claycomb H. Floyd Hinson Duane Saylor R. Carl Long Iohn Kniseley NEW PARIS BOROUGH: Mervin Miller W. L. Strayer Henry Shoenthal Harper Beckley SCHELLSBURG BOROUGH Iohn R. Shatter Vernon R. Kinzey C. C. May Chester G. Culp I. Ralph Mickle E. ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP: Walter Cook C. Elmer Wright Samuel I. Way Harold Way Bruce Nunamaker W. ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP: Paul Campbell Iohn Wissinger Alvin Soliday Robert Thomas Lui Hammer WESTERN BEDFORD COUNTY IOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY: Guy Miller, Chairman Ernest Claycomb, Vice Chairman Russell S. Mickle, Secretary Ioseph E. Barefoot, Treasurer Harry Gritfith Iames I. Fickes Russell Bender O. B. Hyde William Hengst Eight WARREN R. SMITH Mr. Smith, our supervising principal, is a graduate of Iuniata College with a B. S. De- gree and the University of Pittsburgh with a M. Ed. Degree. Spends most of his spare time taking photographs. Likes good food and sports. Pet Peeve: Noise. N ine RICHARD WEIMERT Mr. Weimert, our principal, is a graduate oi Penn State with a B.A. and a M. Ed. De- gree. His cheerful disposition and always ready to help attitude, makes us want to do our best work. He also enjoys watching foot- ball and hockey. RUTH BRUBAKER Miss Brubaker is a graduate ol Susquehanna University and received the Masters Degree from Penn State. She teaches Iunior and Senior Eng- lish, Commercial English, first and second year Latin. This makes her eleventh year at C. R. H. S. Favorite saying is All Right! Pet Peeve is candy wrappers on the floor. MARGARET CUPPETT A graduate ot Iuniata College. Teaches Iunior High School English. Pet Peeve: Children with snillling noses. Likes to eat, and dislikes hear- ing students say ain't. MARGARET DAUGHERTY A graduate of Iuniata College with graduate work at Penn State. This is her 9th year at C. R. H. S. Likes teaching, homemaking, and her hob- by is sewing. Pet Peeve: Noisy study halls. BLANCHE EGOLF A graduate of Iuniata College with a B. S. Degree. Teaches Iunior High School history. Pet Peeve is students chewing gum. Likes to eat, sleep and travel. Favorite saying is You should know better. MARTIN GATES Mr. Gates is our Art Instructor. This is his first year at C. R. H. S. He attended Shippensburg State Teachers College and Penn Univer- sity. While in the army, he served in the Infantry lUlst Airborne Div- ision. Pet Peeve: Getting up too early in the morning. Hobby: An- tique collecting. Favorite pastimes are hiking, boating, and reading. Ten ROBERT HILL Our industrial Arts teacher is a graduate ol Millersville State Teach- ers College. He teaches Industrial Arts in both Iunior and Senior High School. He has been teaching at C. R. H. S. for two years. Likes: Leathercraft and woodwork. ROBERT IONES A graduate of Iuniata College. Teaches Chemistry and Mathematics. This is his second year at C. R. H. S. Favorite saying: All Right! Likes steak and candied sweet potatoes. ROBERT KIEFMAN This is Mr. Kieiman's second year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of Ship- pensburg State Teachers College with a B. S. Degree. He is our Commercial teacher. Favorite saying Take a Let- ter. Likes to travel, fish, hunt, and do Photograph Work. Pet Peeve: Stu- dents who whisper and chew gum in class. The Commercial Club and the Shawnee Echo are under his super- vision. Co-sponsor ot the Freshmen Class. IAMES L. LEHMIER A graduate of St. Francis College, Loretto, Penna. He teaches Social Studies for the second year at C. R. H. S. Likes all kinds of sports. Pet Peeve: Students chewing gum. Mr. Lehmier is the advisor ot the Lion, our yearbook, and co-sponsor of the Freshmen Class. IOI-IN W. MILLER Our Science and Biology teacher is a graduate ot Shippensburg and Penn State Colleges. This is his ninth year at C. R. H. S. He likes to read, hunt, and tish. Pet Peeve: Cowboy- ing. Co-sponsor of the Sophomore class. ROBERT MILLER Mr. Miller is our Physical Educa- tion teacher. This is his second year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of Lock Haven State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. Sponsor of the Iunior Class and Coach of High School Baseball. Eleven WILLIAM NORMAN This is Mr. Norman's iirst year at Chestnut Ridge Iunior High School. He is a graduate ot Indiana's State Teachers College with a B. S. De- gree. Dislikes: pupils chewing gum and making noise. Enjoys: good mu- sic, skiing, horseback riding and good food. A favorite song: Dragnet. Favorite saying: All Right. ARTHUR PEPE A graduate of Miami University and Duquesne University. Our instru- mental teacher. Some of his likes are pretty girls, hunting, fishing, sleep- ing, and eating. Pet Peeves: Students who do not practice. Favorite say- ing: Repeat CAROLE PYLE A graduate of Indiana State Teach- ers College with a B. S. Degree. 'Teaches choral music, both element- ary and secondary. Likes vacations and married life. Pet Peeve: Students who talk too much. GEORGE PYLE This is Mr. Pyle's second year at C. R. H. S. A graduate of Penn State College. He is a member of the Active Naval Reserve where he is a Lieutenant j. g. He is in charge of the Vocational Agriculture and he is also co-sponsor of the Sophomore Class. Pastime is flying. DONALD RORABAUGH Mr. Rorabaugh is a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College with a B. S. Degree in Education, ma- joring in Mathematics. This is his first year at New Paris. Favorite saying: Is that clear? Pet Peeve: Noisy class rooms. His hobbies are recre- ational mathematics and all kinds of sports. MADOLINE TAYLOR A graduate of Iuniata College with a B.A. Degree, graduate work at University of Pennsylvania and Penn State teaches Math, and P. O. D. She is the secretary-treasurer of the Bed- lord County P. S. E. A. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary teacher's sorority. Favorite saying: Shoot. Sponsor of the Sen- ior Class. Twelve ALVIRA WILL A graduate of Irving Music Con- servatory with a Bachelor of Music Degree: also a graduate of West Vir- ginia University With a A.B. Degree. She is teaching English for the sec- ond year at C. R. H. S. Likes music and all kinds of sports. Favorite say- ing: Oh my lands! Sponsor of the Iunior Class. ELEANOR ADAMS Mrs. Adams, our nurse, is a gradu' ate oi the Windber Hospital. She likes to travel and her favorite color is red. Dislikes insincere people. Pet Peeve: Mixmasters. Favorite saying: All clobbered up. ROSE MARIE FRAZIER IOYCE WHITCOMB A graduate of C. R. H. S. Class of A graduate of Schellsburg Napier 1953. She is Mr. Weimert's secretary. High School class of 1952. She is Mr Likes ice cream and wrestling. Hob- Smith's secretary. Likes writing let by: sewing. Pet Peeve: Men talking ters and driving a Ford. Pet Peeve about Women drivers. Conceited People. fvitg The Office Force Hard at Work. Our Industrious Ianitor LYNN MILLER l ' ftls 'U S J: o E U cu E o V2 2 o ,-C 3 as E GJ U EI QD -.: CD cm PC CD E E an .- VI rf- un E o 4: o cn +. .E o .Tl an UW g the Chestnut Rid in 2 's-4 O-. E O U If U E .Zi fc B' O .-CI O UI 02 as '6' U1 p- o .Q -o 4: U VJ E cn QD ,c I-' Z' on an C C1 an ,Z U1 S11 CD CD -Q have eration delib 'U C1 U PN 'U 3 4172! 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D.. 2 Q3 D uously to de ard labored TS and othe I'S membe I Tg. w!'mn:gw ,f , Z1 SEN FIC X-jx J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5 CAROL EARNEST ANITA Dram. ..,.... WILLIAM BENNA ,.,... IOANN CARSON ...... PAY ADAMS ....,. Class Reporter Secretary Vice President Treasurer President MOTTO-Knowledge Gained is the Stairway to Success CLASS FLOWER-American Beauty Rose COLORS-Blue and Silver Sixteen SCHOOL DAZE You may have heard about me, although I doubt it. I am the cat that first saw this class come to Schellsburg-Napier High School in l95U. Now don't get me wrong. I like them, sometimes, but 73 descending on these sacred portals with the patter of little f?l feet was just too much for me. I left. A month or so later I took the mouse by the tail, figuratively speaking, and cautiously peered in a window. But there wasn't much to fear because they were busily engaged in a class meeting. When all the voting was over, the results ap- peared on the blackboard like this: class motto, Knowledge gained is the stairway to success, class colors, blue and silver, class flower, American Beauty Rose. They also elected class officers. A short time later I discovered them selling magazines, and after that, I didn't see much of them. Next year, due to East St. Clair, West St. Clair and Harrison Township changing schools, only 48 of my friends returned. Although a little scatter- brained, they managed to sponsor a square dance, a skating party and a door-to-door bake sale. I chaperoned them very closely at this event. Those crumbs were delicious. Well, the juniors returned to Chestnut Ridge High School and as a re- sult of the new jointure, I0 more class members are lost. This year was really hard on my nerves, the ball started rolling with a square dance in October. Most cats would have given up, but I stuck with them through the rehearsals and finally the performance of Grandad Steps Outf' on November I9 in the Schellsburg Co-op Theater. Castly speaking, I really howled at some of those scenes. I wasn't there, but rumors are, that the floor was dusted at the skating party, December 9. What confusion! Their wails and lamentations could be heard for miles around, finally I learned that their class rings came late, not arriving until around the Christmas vacation. I hopped a ride and looked in on their Iunior- Senior Banquet at the Penn-Bedford Hotel on April 14. A wiener roast was held May 29 as a windup of their jolly days. Seniors, at last, and only 33 classmates left! In order to avoid the spring rush, the Washington trip was taken in the fall. I wanted to go along but didn't quite make it. Anyway, they all enjoyed it tremendously and had lovely weather during their stay. Victory in the magazine campaign and a pint of ice cream for each person, but me, I missed out on it. The Yearbook fund was replenished by a skating party. At Christmas time the Seniors sold cards, stationery, etc. As the Lion goes to press, they are preparing a play to be given in March. Name cards and announcements are to be ordered. I know their real interest lies in Baccalaureate May 23 and Commencement May 26. Seventeen PAY ADAMS One of our snappy drum ma- jorettes, displaying her talent in twirling a baton. English and Shorthand are her favor- ite studies. She chose the Com- mercial course and has many activities to keep her busy. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Shawnee Echo 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society officer 45 Class officer 45 Lion staff 4, Class play 3. Fay's pastime is danc- ing and dating. She plans to enter business school after graduation. SHELAH ROSE BENCE Shelah, is one of our quiet Commercial students. Reading takes up most of her leisure time. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Shaw- nee Echo. Her pet saying is Gee! Her future is undecided. WILLIAM BENNA If you are looking for a fine athlete, Bill is your man. He took the Vocational Agriculture course and enjoyed it very much. He was active in extra- curricular activities. Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball officer 3, Chorus 1,45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. officer 3, 45 Chorus officer 47 Class officer 2, 4, Lion Staff 4, Bill's favorite pastime is women and his ambition is to graduate. IOANN CARSON Our tall, poised and good-na- tured lass, who always has a smile on her face. She dislikes English, but enjoys being with Iohnny. Her most prized pos- session is her diamond ring. She took the Commercial course. F. H. A. lg Chorus l, 25 National Honor Society 3, 4, Class officer 3, 45 Shawnee Echo 45 Lion Staff 4, Art Club 3. She plans to become a bookkeeper after graduation. Eighteen CLASS WILL Fay Adams, will all my boy friends to Wilma lean Holderbaum. Shelah Rose Bence, Will my shortness to any girl who wants it. Bill Benna, will my ability to play ball to Iack Deaner. Ioann Carson, will all my school possessions I'm leaving behind to Virginia Diehl. Ned Clark, will my acting ability to Zane Gordon. Carol Colvin, will my shape in a knit suit to Ioyce Bowser. NED CLARK Tex-one of the tallest boys in the senior class. He takes the Commercial course. Fix- ing cars seems to be his favorite pastime. CAROL COLVIN Sweet, is the only way to describe this blonde, blue- eyed girl. A hard working Academic student but still finds time for Don. Class officer lg Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band officer 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 47 Shawnee Echo 3, Class play 3, Lion Staff 4. Her fu- ture is to be a lady in white. ANITA DIEHL Anita was the girl to name when speaking of cheerful per- sonalities. Her pretty long hair was envied by many of her pals. Dating Don seems to be her favorite pastime. Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Snappy Stenog officer 3, Class officer 3, 4, Chorus l, Z, 3, 4, Shawnee Echo 3, 4, Lion Staff 4. Anita's ambition is learn to cook. HARRY DIEHL Peck, a very quiet kid in class but not when he's with Ned. Harry took the academic course for two years and gen- eral for two years. Lion Staff 4, Shawnee Echo 4. Dislikes women and enjoys reading a good book in his leisure time. His plans for the future are undecided. CAROL EARNEST Earnie or Neeb was noted for her high C giggles. She dis- liked Literature and her pas- time is catching up on sleep lost while being with Dick. Carol took the Commercial course. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Lion Staff 45 Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Band off- icer 3g Orchestra officer 4, Shawnee Echo 3, 4, Class play 3. Carol's future is undecided. MAXINE ELLENBERGER An attractive senior, Max dis- played a neat wardrobe of clothes. She dislikes writing letters but likes to read in her spare time. She took the Com- mercial course throughout her four years of high school. Snappy Stenogs 3, 41 Snappy Stenog officer 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Shawnee Echo 3, 4, Lion Staff 4: Class officer 3: National Honor So- ciety officer 4. She plans to be an Air-line Hostess after grad- uation. Nineteen CLASS WILL Anita Diehl, will my ability to cow- boy a car to Faye Diehl. Harry Diehl, will my ability to keep quiet in class to Bob Benning. Carol Earnest, will my ability to cow- boy and drive fast, but always stay on the road without any wrecks to Ioan Otto. Maxine Ellenberger, will my temper to Abigail Miller. Ianet Emrick, will my seat in Litera- ture Class to anybody that likes Literature. Betty Lou Frazier, will my place in Home Ec. to Evelyn Benna. IANET EMRICK Ianet was one of the few girls who took the Home Economics course. Her fa- vorite pastime is driving a Chevrolet. F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. officer 4, Chorus l. Her future plans are un- decided. BETTY LOU FRAZIER Another one of our quiet Home Ec. students, Betts can usually be seen with Ianice and Ianet. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. officer: Chorus l. Her plans after graduation is to go to Lan- caster. WILLIAM GEORGE A happy-go-lucky guy, who could always see the bright side of life. You could always see him buzzing around in his Chevy when there was nothing else to do. Basketball l, 25 Chorus 45 Lion Staff 45 Shaw- nee Echo 45 Class officer 1. Bill's favorite saying is Holy Iumpin'. After graduation he wants to become a jet pilot. IULIA HERLINE Iulia, was a whiz when it came to drawing. She put her ability to work as Art Editor of the yearbook. Embroidering took up her free time. Commercial course was her selection. Lion Staff 45 Chorus l5 Art Club 3. She plans to become a tele- phone operator after gradua- tion. VINCENT HICKEY Vince, who enjoys driving a Chevy, took the Commercial Course, and enjoys saying Holy Mackeral anytime something is said. Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Snappy Stenogs 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 Shawnee Echo 4. His ambition is to graduate cmd buy a new Chevrolet. LILA HILLEGASS Lila, is a girl with a pleasing personality and a smile for everyone. She can always be seen with Fay, Carol, and Vir- ginia, which make a happy foursome. She took the Com- mercial course. Her pastime is reading and collecting post- cards. Snappy Stenogs 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Shawnee Echo 45 Lion Staff 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus officer 45 Class play 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. After grad- uation she wants to go to Flo- rida and enjoy the warm cli- mate. Twenty CLASS WILL William George, will my excess weight to Ioe Miller, Iunior Class. Iulia Herline, will my ability to draw to anyone who accepts it. Vincent Hickey, will my ability to talk in class to Sonny Hillegass. Lila Hillegass. will my white bucks to all girls wearing black suedes. Dorothy Horner, will my dark hair, and dark eyes to Nancy Herline. Don Horner, will my ability to carry on in class to anyone who has guts to do it. DOROTHY HORNER Dot, our cute black-haired senior who took the Com- mercial course for four years. Her pastime is to lis- ten to a radio. Snappy Stenogs 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Shawnee Echo 45 Lion Staff 4. To work in a bank is Dorothy's future goal. DONALD HOHNER Ichabod, is the mischievous member of the senior class, who took the Agriculture course. Baseball 3, 45 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Lion Staff 4. He could usually be seen with Carl May. His fa- vorite pastime is visiting New Paris and the plans for the future are undecided. PHILIP IMGRUND Phil, one of those handy men, could be seen doing extra chores around school, just to get out of class. He took the Vocational Agriculture course during his four years of school. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 45 Boys' Quar- tet 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 45 P. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Base- ball 3, 45 Lion Staff 4. Phil's pastime is riding a motorcycle and can always be heard say- ing, That Makes Two of Us. His future is undecided. VIRGINIA LABUDA Ginny joined us her junior year and proved a great addi- tion to our class. Usually heard saying, I could have died. She likes to eat and read5 a nice combination. Orchestra 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Band officer 45 Chorus 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 Hon- or Society officer 4. One of our few academic students, she plans to go to college. HARRY LATSHAW Brownie, as most of his friends call him, hailed from New Paris, and took the Agriculture course. He had many activities during his four years of high school, but he still found time for hunting girls, which he says is his favorite pastime. Orches- tra 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Boy's Quartet 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. officer 3, 45 National Honor Society, 3, 45 National Honor Society officer 45 Lion Staff 45 Class officer 3. His favorite saying is Here Now. His future lies on college and cadets. DONALD MacGREGOR Don, took the academic course throughout his four years of high school. His pleasing smile and pleasant disposition will get him places. Chorus 1, 3, 45 Boy's Quartet 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class officer 25 F. F. A. 3, 45 F. F. A. officer 45 Lion Staff 45 Shawnee Echo 3, 45 Class Play 3. His pastime is dating Carol and his saying is Down Boy. Twenty One CLASS WILL Philip Imgrund, will all my girls to anyone who wants them. Virginia Labuda, will my ability to work for anyone who is lazy. Harry Latshaw, will my ability to get along with teachers, to anyone that needs it. Don MacGregor, will my ability to study to anyone who needs it. Ianice Manges, will my seat in P. O. D. class to Doris Mitchell. Patty Manges, will my cast to any- one who is unfortunate enough to have to have one. IANICE MANGES Ianice, better known to her friends as'Tootie, took the Home Economic course. She enjoyed writing letters as her pastime. F. H. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 F. H. A. officer 45 Lion Staff 45 Shawnee Echo 45 Chorus 1. Her plan for the future is to go to Lancaster. PATRICIA MANGES Patty, better known for her wise cracks and jokes. She took the Commercial course. Snappy Stenogs 3, 45 Chor- us 1, 35 Iunior Class Play5 National Honor Society 3, 4. Usually seen with Shelah, Rose or Blanche. Patty plans to be a secretary after graduation. CARL MAY Carl, who was noted for his odd laugh, hailed from Schells- burg. He took the Commercial course and could never be found without Don Horner. Or- chestra I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, Z, 45 Lion Staff 45 Snappy Stenogs 3, 45 Swing Band 3, 4. He enjoys hunting in his pastime and his future is undecided. HELEN MILLER Helen, was another one of our quiet Commercial students. Could always be found with her inseparable pal, Iulia. She enjoys reading a good book in her leisure time. Art Club 35 Chorus 15 Lion Staff 4. Helen plans to become a secretary after graduation. IOE MILLER Dusty, a quiet senior, was one of the males who took the Commercial course. Ioe was very shy, and blushed every time a girl looked his way. Ioe doesn't have any extra ac- tivities. He enjoys hunting as his pastime and likes to say, How I wish that bell would ring. Ioe says his goal is to qraduate. BENSON SHAFFER Benson, better known to the students as Ben also took the Commercial course. During the four years he participated in Band I, Z, 35 Orchestra 35 Chorus I, 25 Snappy Stenogs 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 Shawnee Echo 3, 45 Class Play 3. Ben's pet saying is What's wrong with you and in his pastime he enjoys driving a Ford. His future is undecided. Twenty Two CLASS WILL Carl May, will my Dodge to lack Deaner. Helen Miller, will my ability to keep quiet to Evelyn Benna. Ioe Miller, will my old beat up type- writer to anyone who Wants it. Benny Shaffer, will my ability to be a good salesman to Beverly Saylor. Nancy Slack, will my fur-lined camp- us boots to Gail Bowser. Donna Lee Weaver, will my place in band to the next alto-saxophone player that comes along. NANCY SLACK Termite, as she was called because of her shortness, hailed from New Paris. She took the Commercial course for four years. Her pastime is dating Ioe and can be heard saying You bumped your head. Snappy Sten- ogs 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Band l, 25 Swing Band Z5 Class officer l, 25 Shawnee Echo 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus officer 4. Her future is undecided. DONNA LEE WEAVER Donna, was our little genius and the only senior who possessed red hair. She be- longs to the small set and could be found reading a book in her leisure time. Band l, Z, 3, 45 Band offi- cer 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Lion Staff 45 Shawnee Echo 3, 45 Swing Band 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 District Band and Orchestra. She plans to put her Commercial work to use by becoming a secre- tary for a private detective. LEE WENTZ Lee came to Chestnut Ridge from Bedford in his senior year. The general course was Lee's choice. Travel Club lg Camera Club 2, 3: Football 2, Radio Club 25 Track 3. His pastime is working on his train. He plans to ioin the Air Force after graduation. BLANCHE WERNER Blanche was the average size girl who likes to be seen and not heard. She took the Com- mercial course for three years. Snappy Stenogs 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Her pastime is to read a good book. She plans to become a secretary after graduation. CLASS WILL I, Lee Wentz, will my red shirt to Mickey Colvin. ROSS WILLIAMS Bingham, the shortest boy of the senior class took the Voca- tional Agriculture course. Ross always had a smile for every- one. Chorus 3, 4, Boy's Quar- tet 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 4: F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. officer l, 45 Lion Staff 45 Class play 3. His pastime is being with Nancy and the future is undecided. I, Blanche Werner, will my seat in shorthand class to Mary Fleming. I, Ross Williams, will my heart to Nancy Miller. Twenty Three Smal! 414 1. Helen Miller 2. Lila Hillegass 3. Blanche Werner 4. Iulia Herline 5. Benson Shaffer 6. Maxine Ellenberger 1. Nancy Slack 8. Vincent Hickey 9. Fay Adams 10. Carol Earnest 11. Anita Diehl 12. Ioann Carson 13. Donald and Dorothy Horner 14. Shelah Rose Bence 15. Donna Lee Weaver. Twenty Four CLASS PROPHECY As I gaze into my magic crystal ball, I will reveal the future of the Senior Class of C. R. H. S. One sunny morning, Iuly l, 1974, we set sail on an expedition to the African jungles. The guide, a tall and dark man, was our old friend NED CLARK, ably assisted by HARRY DIEHL. Our captain, the guy that gave us all our orders, was none other than WILLIAM BENNA. No stops were made until we reached the island. As we were unload- ing our boat load of supplies, we were greeted kindly by a friendly looking man whom the natives called KING BENSON SHAFFER. What a shock that was! After we told him what we came for, he changed the look on his face. He made a strange movement with his hands and called for DUSTY IOE MILLER. who ordered us away. We heard so much about a witch doctor, that I intended to see him. We were greeted by DON MAC GREGOR. We could recognize our friend because of the strange and silly looking head piece he wore. He was assisted by none other than CAROL COLVIN. As I gazed around, I saw heads of white men hanging in the sun to dry. Next to them I saw a very nice looking old woman weaving a rug. To my surprise it was still MISS HELEN MILLER. I also wanted to see the real Tarzan, but who do you think we saw? WILLIAM GEORGE, himself. We heard music in the distance, and as we approached, we saw four beautiful dancing girls before the fire. What do you suppose FAY ADAMS, LILA HILLEGASS, ANITA DIEHL, AND MAXINE ELLENBERGER were doing? Entertaining men, of course. The music was terrific and so were the players. Whatever possessed PHILIP IMGRUND and HARRY LATSHAW to beat out that silly rythm. I was informed that this was a wedding celebration of IOANN CARSON. BLANCHE WERNER was her flower girl. Twenty Five CLASS PROPHECY I watched the celebration and then decided to take a walk in the forest. What strange noises I heard. I sat down on a log close by and saw something shiny close by my feet. Picking it up, I saw it was a large diamond. I grabbed it and plunged it into my pocket. As I walked further on I was led into a trap. When I turned around. I met face to face, three little figures of native girls. Who were they? SHELAH ROSE BENCE, CAROL EARNEST, AND DOROTHY HORNER. I hardly knew them with that fancy hairdo. A bone through the top! I cou1dn't see how they changed so much. They grabbed me and made me start walking to meet the so-called mother of the tribe. How could I ever believe it was my dearest friend, DONNA LEE WEAVER. She gave me an order, to a very at- tractive lady to tie me to the stake. IULIA! IULIA HERLINE I cried, Don't do it, please! After many hours of struggling I finally broke loose. Running like wild, I was again caught by some more of these strange looking characters. Why would DONALD HORNER, ROSS WILLIAMS, AND CARL MAY want to make stew of me? Into the cooking pot with this girl, I heard them cry. The water was being well heated by their cooks, IANET EMRICK, BETTY LOU FRA- ZIER AND IANICE MANGES. Sitting at a distance, close to a stone, I could see some one looking at those strange instruments they were about to use on me. Why would NANCY SLACK want to do a thing like that. As I saw the fire still blazing, my face wet with prespiration, I noticed the strange figures of PATRICIA MANGES, AND LEE WENTZ still bringing in more branches to make the fire grow. In a second I, VIRGINIA LABUDA would be thrust into the boiling water. Iust then a daring young man came forth. Was I glad to see VINCENT HICKEY. I was safe again and I will return home. Was this only a strange dream, or will we wake up some day and find ourselves in this strange African Iungle. Twenty Six Seniors Weekend in Washington, D. C On Friday, September 25, at 6 A.M. sharp, thirty-three seniors, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Taylor, and Mr. Weimert left Chestnut Ridge High School for a trip to the United States Capital. We arrived in Washington at 10:15 A.M. First we made a tour of the White House, and following that we were guided through the Printing and Engraving building, with no samples handed out, thank you! Next we checked in at the Cairo Hotel. The girls were placed on the seventh floor while the boys were lucky and got the first floor. After this we had lunch at the Art Gallery cafeteria and made an inspection of some of the objects of art. The next building we visited was the F. B. I. This, I believe was the most interesting tour of the day. In the F. B. I. tour there was a trained sharpshooter who showed us his skill as a marksman. After he was through shooting we were each given an empty cartridge as a souvenir. The Thomas Iefferson Memorial was the next building we visited. After leaving the memorial we were taken to the Airport where several of us had our picture taken. Later we returned to the hotel. From the hotel we were taken to Schools Cafeteria where we got delicious food. After eating, we had our choice of seeing the Washington Senators and the Philadelphia Athletics play ball or going skating. The majority chose the ball game, while a few went skating. At the game all of us cheered when Ross Williams scrambled for a foul ball and came up with it and the biggest grin in seven counties. spread all over his face. At 11:30 o'clock we were all back at the hotel. Saturday morning after a very peaceful f?l night's sleep fno laughing pleasel we were all up and ready to leave for breakfast at 8 o'clock. From Twenty Seven there we were taken to the Archives Building to see the impressive sight of the large iron doors opening. The Supreme Court was our next stop. After leaving this building we had a group picture taken at the Capitol. We in- spected the capitol, then the Franciscan Monastery where we were taken through the gardens and also through the catacombs. We took time oft tor lunch and then we went to the Smithsonian Institute, which consists of a num- ber ot buildings. Sunday morning, we were all ready to leave the hotel by 8 o'clock, although some rooms weren't called. We ate breakfast at Harrington Hotel Kitcheteria and lett there to visit the Lee Mansion. From the Lee Mansion we went to Arlington where we saw a ceremony, we saw the changing of the guard tor the tomb of the unknown soldier. Pretty snappy don't you think so girls? Next we visited the Lincoln Memorial and then the Washington Monument. The zoo was next on the list and a tew of the boys almost got lett be- cause we couldn't tell who was who at the monkey cages. From the zoo we went to a church service at the Washington Cathedral. After the service We left for good old Schellsburg. We took a break for something to eat at Greencastle but were soon on our way home as there were a few who were in a big hurry to get home. I wonder why? It was a wonderful trip and on the bus coming home, I happened to overhear these words: I wonder it we could make enough money to go again in the spring. 3 EE .'Q.,1,, f 1 SE N 810 R5 xl'?f'sg JUNIORS f 1 FR ESHM EN QLASSES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SHIRLEY LOHR ,.......,...,......,,.A,.........VV,..A,.... Treasurer WILMA IEAN HOLDERBAUM ......,. Vice President DORIS TURNER ,...........A..,........,,,r ..........,,. P resident BARBARA TRIPLETT ....A,......... ...,. C lass Reporter SHELVY CUSTER ....,,,,..,......,,.,,,.r.......VV,,,.,, Secretary MOTTO-Nothing is gained without Work COLORS-Red and Gold FLOWER-Yellow Rose IOAN OTTO ........................w......,........ Class Reporter ART MIL-TENBERGER ,,,,,, ,,,,,4, V ice President CAROL WENDEL ,,,,,,,,, ,Y,,,,,,,,,,, S ecrelqry GAIL BLACK ..............,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, Treasurer MICKEY COLVIN .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,A,,,,,A,,A,V,Y,Y-,v-, Pregnienf MOTTO-We are Launching Tonight, Where Will We Anchor? COLORS-Old Rose and Silver FLOWER- Pinlc Magic Rose Thirty FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS DONNA LEE SHAFFER ....,,,,.................,., Treasurer DORIS BENNA ,,,,...,.,......,,, ,...,..... V ice President BEVERLY SAYLOR ....,., ................,........,. P resident ROBERT HESLOP ,,,,, ........ F reshman Reporter YVONNE MILLER .,,,,,,,............,.,.,,,,.,,,..t,,,,. Secretary MOTTO-ll At First You Don't Succeed: Try Again. COLORS-Maroon and Gold FLOWER-Yellow Rose SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated- DOUGLAS PENSYL IOE LEANORD .,..... Vice GLENN EMRICK ........ ............. TED BENNA ..,.....,..,. PAUL MORLOCK .. PAUL HERLINE ...... CAROL SMITH .,..... ANITA BLACK ....,.. Vice President 7-B President 7-A Secretary 7-B Treasurer 7-A President 7-A Treasurer 7-B President 7-B Secretary 7-A EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated- IENNIE WITT ...,..... FAYE GORDON .,... LARRY IMGRUND ..... ALICE EBERSOLE ...... DAVID CAVERON ....., S tandin g- Vice SHIRLEY SMITH ............. ....,....... RUBY HARR .....,..,.......,....... ........,.,.... PATRICIA BLACKBURN Vice Secretary Secretary Treasurer President President President Treasurer President 8 B 8-A 8-A 8- 8- 8 8 8 Thirty One UINIOR CLASS ROW ROW ROW ROW Phyllis Mock, Ianei Hinson, Anna Turner, Leona Dull, Shirley Scritchfield, Shelvy Custer, Faye Diehl, Shirley Mock, Geraldine Coughenour. Mr. Robert Miller, Tom Hickey, Doris Mitchell, Helen Smith, Bob Benning, Evelyn Benna, Doris Turner, Pauline Yankanich, Ioyce Shaffer, Thelma Bowen. Sondra Black, Mary Fleming, Wilma lean Holderbaum, Barbara Triplett, Wayne Diehl, Iack Deaner, Annette Leppert, Shirley Lohr, Bernice Bittner, Paul Horner. Norman McCreary, Bill Leydig, Don Berma, Zane Gordon, Tom Amick, Tom Clark, Stanley Corley, Don Mowery, Curtis O'Brien. Thirty Two SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. ROW 4. Carol Wendel, Helen Rininger, Wanda Bowser, Donald Corley, Devon Leydig, Wayne Earnest, Benny Blackburn, Clayton Miller, Nancy Claycomb, Pauline Stam- baugh, Gail Bowser. Mrs. Will, Iames V. Miller, Robert Smith, Paul Beckley, Catherine Fleck, Peggy Bowser, William Shomo, Thomas Whitcomb, Evelyn O'Brien, Nancy Weaver, Shirley Sipes, Shirley Sciranko, Thomas Taylor, Mr. Pyle. Abagail Miller, Betty Iane Reinhart, Emma Iean Diehl, Helen Price, Emma Wolf, Doris Callihan, lanet Adams, Martha Morgart, Ioy Ann Mowry, Rose Wolfhope, Esther Oldham. Thelma Felix, Grace Allison, Beverly Cuppett, Ioan Otto, Doris Stuflt, Gail Black, Ann Otto, Iane Otto, Charlotte Fleegle, Betty Miller. S 4. ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. ROW 4. Edward McCreary, Larry Yetter, Ioyce Bowser, Barbara Saylor, Sharon Hammer, Robert Fritz, Dorcas Herline, Nancy Miller, Wayne Lehman, Iim Witt. Mr. Miller, Elaine Lee, Saundra Wolford, Peggy Strayer, Lola Barefoot, Sandra Maxwell, Iames Whysong, Art Miltenberger, Kay Hill, Virginia Mickel, Carolyn Mowery, Laurene Nearhood, Dorothy Rouzer. ,Hubert Mock, Clem Miller, Mickey Colvin, Ivan Way, Robert Anderson, Mark Miller, Robert Wissinger, Iames E. Miller, Eugene Turner, Robert Shippey, Patrick Fleming, Dean Horner, Charlyn Ferguson. Don College, William Fyfe, Dean Lohr, Richard Claycomb, Ioseph Miller, Ervin Heidorn, Blair Holler, lay Bowser, David Soliday, Iay Follmar. Thirty Three ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. ROW 4. FRESHME CLASS S39 ASQ? ' if .NA Richard Heidorn, Donald Oldham, Roy Layton, Robert Stultz, Palmer Hillegass, Millard Hillegass, Paul Strayer, Maurice Fisher, Glendon Griffith, William Sheiror, Terry lckes. Mr. Lehmier, Clara Mock, Charlotte Smith, Sharon Maness, Doris Benna, Robert Felix, Clayton Claycomb, Ellen Leppert, Patty Maclntyre, Shelby Miller, Anna Mae Oldham, Ruth Oldham, Roy Fetterman, Mr. Kiefman. Lillian Williams, Nancy Herline, Barbara Layton, Doris Iean Emrick, Mary Belle Frazier, Mark Ferguson, Harry Karns, Roger Beutman, Edward Nearhood, Vera Iune Rose, Grace Imgrund, Ida May Barr, Faye Hillegass. Virginia Strayer, Gerald Corle, Robert Clark, Donald Fritz, Harry Leppert, lack Feathers, Iohn Shaffer, Ronald Heidorn, Dale Beard, Am-Mialye O'Brien, Shirley Feaster, Paul Cogan. ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. ROW 4. 7 'T W3 Cecil Evans, Ioe Feather, Ivan Wentz, Nathan Barefoot, Steve McCreary, Lloyd Martin, Dale Faupel, Leonard Ferguson, Tommy Moore, Homer Brown, Robert Heslop. Mrs. Daugherty, Donna Grasser, Beverly Barefoot, Willis Rose, Ioe Critchtield, Curtis Frazier, Melvin Claycomb, Iean Kegg, Ross Cook, Bill Bowser, Dick McMillen, Owen Miller, Donna Mock, Mr. Iones. Shirley Baer, Donna Lee Shatter, Yvonne Miller, Beverly Saylor, Ersel Stutt, Mar- garet Turner, Arena Turner, Ianet Turner, Kay Coyle, Bevely Feather, Shirley Imler, Virginia Diehl, Ioan Iezeski. Nancy Werner, Adelene Reed, Shirley Shippey, Shirley Mitchell, Rebecca Dren- ning, Beverly Allison, Phyllis Crissman, Elsie Wayde, Mary Ann Beltz, Barbara Campbell, Nancy Miller, lean Rouzer. GR DE EIGHT ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. 8-A Carol Mock, Ioseph McCreary, Shirley Felix, Larry Imgrund, Susan Cuppett, Nancy lckes, Tony McDannell, William Weaver, Ir.,Dora Shomo, Iudy Otto, Shirley Frazier, David Cameron, Amy Dull, Patsy Kring, Elsie Neatrour. Mrs. Egolf, Richard Barr, Elizabeth McCreary, Frances lmgrund, Kaye Gordon, Marjorie Latshaw, Nancy Diehl, Alice Ebersole, Roxie Westover, Gary Williams, Sally McMilleri, Sally Bowser, Faye Gordon, joyce Diehl, Donna Winegardner. Vera Harclerode, Phoebe Cuppett, Richard Mitchell, Nancy Burkett, Mary Kathryn Weyant, Bonnie Feather, Robert Triplett, Hilda College, Peggy Manges, Audrey Croyle, Galen Shaffer, Delores Miller, Marjorie Beautman, Doris Oldham, Lloyd Casteel. ROW 1. ROW 2. ROW 3. ABSENT: 8-B Tommy Shatter, Gerald Bowser, lean Fisher, Patricia Blackburn, Leroy Snively, Donald Griffith, Iennie Witt, Ruby Harr, Eunice Hickey, George Bowser, Ronald Clark, Ray Carson, David Shetler. Mrs. Cuppett, Robert Dull, Glenn Bence, Dorothy Sarver, Ianice lckes, Diana Fisher, Violet Carson, Shirley Smith, Victor Wentz, Bonnie Stultz, Hazel Carson, Patty Diehl, Betty Harbaugh, Tommy Fisher, Donald Hillegas. Edith Diehl, Marian O'Brien, Marjorie Colvin, Dean Housel, Donna Colvin, Ted Snively, Iames Brant, Leonard Diehl, Iim Miller, Richard Miller, Dora Hillegas, Cyril Wolthope, Barbara Bowser. Robert Werner, Freda Fochtman, Barbara Hinton, Mary jean Sarver, Mattie Wolfhope, GR DE SEVE ROW 1. ROW 2. ROW 3. 7-A Dwayne Davenfort, Nancy Houck, Nancy Mickle, Carol Allison, Dean Miller, Paul, Morlock, Harry Hyde, Larry Hillegass, Larry Yast, Donald Mitchell, Iames Long, Marion McCreary, Sandra Fleegle, Sandra Mattern. Mr. Norman, Chester Rose, Carol Fritz, Ioe Leonard, Donald Fleegle, Sandra Winesickle, Phyllis Mitchell, Ona Rae Barefoot, Galen Lehman, Ieanne Crissey, Fred Gorden, Ioan Mitchell, Gary Hauck, Bertha Sivits, Staller Miller. Ted Benna, Larry Feathers, Anita Black, Lorraine Shaffer, Diane Wright, Patty Egolf, Richard Price, Ianet Bowen, Dale Fickes, Marion Miller, Beverly Mickle, Rose Wentz, Iames Wilson, Donna Lee Foor. ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. 7-B Bill Hahn, Robert Carson, Leon Whysong, Glenn Emerick, Glenn Hiner, Margaret Heslop, Nancy Webb, Allen Hinson, Ioe Rose, Chester Weaver, Sherman McCluhas, Mr. Rorabaugh, Richard Mock, Shirley Wentz, Donna Dull, Raymond Turner, Catherine Oldham, Mabel Price, Doris Pensyl, Alton Butch Solden, Ioyce Miller, Nancy Oldham, Fern Bowser. Harry Dull, Max McDannell, Dick Deaner, Chester Bowser, Roy Carson, Audrey Leppert, Paul Herline, Bill Peifer, I. Messersmith, Thomas Cuppett, Harold Cuppett, Curtis Weyant, Douglas Pensyl. Carol Smith, Smith, Ierry Bowser, Lois Miller, Sally J N S ass EE FRESH f X QLASSES Mr. Gales Ari Class Mrs. Will Freshman English Clcxss Miss Brubaker Senior English Class Thirty Eighl Thirty Nine -- Mr. Iohn Miller Sophomore Biology Class Mr. Iones Freshman Math Class Mr. Kiefman Senior Typing Class Mrs. Daugherty Senior Home EC. Mr. Lehmier American History Mrs. Taylor P. O. D. Class MR. GATES ART CLUB IUNIOR HEGH PATROL BOYS FRONT ROW: Galen Lehman, Donald Mitchell, Galen Shaffer, Lloyd Casteel, Bob Dull, Iames Long, Chester Rose. SECOND ROW: Larry Yost, Garry Hauck, Fred Gordon, Ioe Leonard, Iim Wilson, Richard Mock, Allen Hinson, Staller Miller. BACK ROVV: Larry Imgrund, Ted Benna, Dale Fickes, Harry Davis, Richard Price, Richard Barr, Alton Miller. Gih,,Eg5ip Z NHXQQ, Ugvmmi if f' . Q ' my 121 lilly v'x'l,Jfiw J SENIOR HIGH BA D ROW ROW ROW ROW 1. 2. 3: 4: Carol Wendel, Tom Amick, Ianet Hinson, Kay Coyle, Bernice Bittner, Pauline Stambaugh, Carol Colvin, Sharon Hammer. Sondra Black, Virginia Mickle, Virginia Strayer, Yvonne Miller, Bonnie Feathers, Nancy Miller, Iack Feathers, Barbara Campbell, Carol Earnest, Donna Lee Weaver, Thelma Felix, Grace Allison, Wilma lean Holderbaum. Beverly Errington, Ioyce Bowser, Charlyn Ferguson, Peggy Ann Strayer, Gail Bowser, Doris Callihan, Sandra Maxwell, Ivan Wentz, Nancy Weaver, Beverly Saylor, Am-Miayle O'Brien, Paul Strayer, Donna Shatter, Doris Benna, Wanda Bowser, Ioe Miller, Bob Benning, Gail Black. Lila Hillegass, Nancy Werner, Ioe Feathers, Clem Miller, Mickey Colvin, Nancy Claycomb, Virginia Labuda, Mr. Pepe, Fay Adams, Doris Turner, Robert Stultz, Bill Bowser, Dale Faupel, Emma Iean Diehl, Rose Wolihope. When the Chestnut Ridge Band met for the first time in September of 1953, it numbered 56 members. By the end of the first three Weeks of school, the Band had grown to 70 mem- bers and, remained at that figure throughout the year. The 1953-54 version of the Chestnut Ridge High School Band has been about as active as the average years preceeding it. They played for parades in Six Mile Run, Pleasantville, and Bedford. A scheduled trip to Penn State for the Fordham football game Was cancelled due to bad Weather. ln November of 1953, the Band held forth at the ground-breaking cere- mony for the construction of the new Chestnut Ridge High School. Also during November, two members of the Band, Gail Black and Ioseph Miller, attended the Tri-State Band Festi- val in Bethany, W. Va. Four members of the Band were chosen to represent Chestnut Ridge High School in the Central Western District Band in Kittanning, Pennsylvania on Ianuary 21, Z2 and 23. They were Donna Lee Weaver, Ianet Hinson, Sondra Black and Carol Wendel. The Annual Concert of the Chestnut Ridge Band was given on February l7, in the Co-op Theatre in Schellsburg. Several students appeared as soloists on the program. Forty Four SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTR ROW 1. Donna Lee Weaver, Sondra Lee Black, Nancy Claycomb, Peggy Ann Strayer, Shirley Lohr, Shelvy Custer. ROW 2. Ianet Hinson, Pauline Yankanich, Gail Ann Black, Carol Colvin, Charlyn Ferguson, Carol Earnest, Bernice Bittner, Ioyce Bowser, Tom Amick, Nancy Werner, William Sheirer, Emma lean Diehl, Fay Adams. ROW 3, Doris Turner, Ianet Turner, Carol Wendel, Virginia Labuda, Barbara Campbell, Beverly Saylor, Nancy Weaver, Am-Mialye O'Brien, Grace Allison, Wilma lean Holderbaum, Doris Benna, Bob Benning, Ios- eph Miller, Rose Wolfhope, Lila Hillegass, Harry Latshaw, Wayne Diehl. ROW 4. Ioe Feathers, Mickey Colvin, Mr. Pepe, Virginia Mickle. The first Orchestra in the Chestnut Ridge School System was founded in 1950 under the name Schellsburg-Napier Ioint High School Orchestra. This group was organized and brought to fruition under the leadership of Mr. Arthur Pepe, the present director of the Orchestra. In Mid-September of 1950, Mr. Pepe announced his desire to form an orchestra to the Student Body and especially encouraged students with some musical background to be- gin the study of some one of the String instruments, even though they already played an instrument in the High School Band. From this first call came a response of twelve students, most of whom were Band members. Instruments included ten violins, one viola and one cello. First classes of instruction began in October of 1950. By February, 1951 the Orchestra proudly took its place With the other assemblies of the Music Department in presenting the first Annual Spring Music Festival. In the Fall of 1953, the Orchestra presented an Assembly for the Iunior High Students at New Paris. The Orchestra's next appearance was at the Spring Concert in April of 1954. Several students were selected for the Central Western District Orchestra Festival held in Apollo. 1954 Orchestra graduates include several of the original members of the group. Forty Five JU IOR B ROW ROW ROW ROW David Cameron, Bonnie Feather, Beverly Mickle, Iennie Witt, Anita Black, Ieanne Crissey. Sally Solden, Oma Rae Barefoot, Patricia Blackburn, Mattie Wolfhope, Eunice Hickey, Donald Fleegle, Statler Miller, Iames Long, Phoebe Cuppett, Marjorie Colvin. Tony McDonnell, Robert Dull, Iames Wilson, Audrey Croyle, Larry Yost, Shirley Smith, Ioyce Miller, Bonnie Stultz. Dandra Mattern, Amy Dull, Lloyd Casteel, Richard Barr, Larry lmgrund, Mr. Pepe, Sally McMillen, Leroy Cuppett, Paul Herline, Gary Williams, Richard Mitchell, Carol Smith, Sandra Winesickle. UNIOR ORCHESTR Bob Dull, Audrey Croyle, Diana Fisher, Ioyce Diehl, Marjorie Colvin, Patsy Egoll, Marion Miller, Phoebe Cup- pett, Tony McDonnell, Galen Lehman, Anita Black, Mr. Pepe, Larry Hillegass, Bonnie Feather, Dwayne Davenport, Gary Hauck, David Cameron, Carol Allison, Fred Gordon, Gary Williams, Allen Hinson, Richard Mitchell. Forty Six MAJORETTES KNEELING: Wilma lean Holderhaum. STANDING: Nancy Claycomb, Fay Adams, Bernice Bittner, Doris Turner, Virginia Labuda. SWING BAN His!! FIRST ROW: Sondra Black, Donna Lee Weaver, Carol Wendell, Tom Amick, Virginia Mickle. SECOND ROW: Peggy Ann Strayer, Nancy Weaver, Beverly Saylor, Carl May, Robert Benning, Ioe Miller, Gail Ann Black, Mickey Colvin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pepe. Forty Seven CHORUS ROW ROW ROW ROW wif Emma Grace Wolfe, Ioy Ann Mowry, Emma Iean Diehl, Anita Diehl, Blanche Werner, Anna Turner, Barbara Saylor, Rose Wolfhope, Ioan Otto, Ioyce Bowser, Nancy Miller. Pauline Yankanich, Doris Turner, Charlyn Ferguson, Gail Black, Iohn Werner, Robert Mitchell, William George, Vincent Hickey, Sandra Maxwell, Kay Hill, Helen Smith. Sondra Black, Lola Barefoot, Peggy Ann Strayer, Carol Colvin, Carl May, Donald Horner, Philip Imgrund, Saundra Wolford, Sharon Hammer, Beverly Cuppett. Laurene Nearhood, Bernice Bittner, Barbara Triplett, Mary Fleming, Donald Mac- Gregor, Tom Amick, William Benna, lack Feather, Annette Leppert, Wilma lean Holderbaum, Shirley Lohr. ,LQ Q ROW ROW ROW ROW Gail Bowser, Phyllis Mock, Virginia Labuda, Geraldine Coughenour, Dorothy Horner, Shirley Mock, Shelah Rose Bence, Nancy Lee Claycomb, Helen Rininger, Carol Wendel, Nancy Slack. Wanda Bowser, Ianet Hinson, Evelyn O'Brien, Dale Faupel, Ioe Scritchfield, Ed- Nearhood, Tommy Moore, Lloyd Martin, Betty lane Reinheart, Donna Lee Weaver, Faye Diehl. Shelvy Custer, Thelma Felix, Charlotte Fleegle, Nancy Weaver, Owen Miller, Donald Corley, Ross Cook, Robert Felix, Helen Mae Price, Leona Dull, Shirley Scritchfield, Esther Oldham. Martha Morgart, Pauline Stambaugh, Carolyn Mowry, Carol Earnest, Ross Williams, Pat Fleming, Wayne Earnest, Fay Adams, Lila Hillegass, Ianet Adams, Betty Carol Miller. Forty Eight If FRESHMEN CHORUS it 5' ROW ROW ROW ROW l. Donna Mock, Donna Crasser, Barbara Campbell, Ersel Stullt, lean Kegg, Rebecca Drenning, Nancy Werner, Iean Rouzer, Virginia Diehl, Beverly Barefoot. 2. Mrs. Pyle, Yvonne Miller, Ianet Turner, Shirley Mitchell, Nancy Miller, Beverly Saylor, Beverly Errington, Doris Benna, Faye Hillegass, Mary Beltz, Donna Lee Shaffer. 3. Arena Turner, Shelby Miller, Beverly Allison, Grace lmgrund, Barbara Layton, Sharon Maness, Lillian Williams, Charlotte Smith, Fay Coyle. Ellen Leppert, Ida Barr, Mary Bell Frazier, Am Mialye O'Brien, Virginia Strayer, Shirley Feaster, Ruth Oldham, Doris Emerick, Nancy Herline, Anna Mae Oldham. ARTET 4. y 1, xx. ROW 1. Don MacGregor, Harry Latshaw. ROW Z: Donna Lee Weaver, Phil Imgrund, Ross Williams, Mr. Arthur Pepe. Q 4 SNAPSHOTS FROM IUNIOR CLASS PLAY SUSIE THE SIREN Fifty f-XSLT IV! 'H W Q BASEBALL TEA ROW 1. Devon Leydig, Icrmes V. Miller, Pcxul Horner, Wcxyne Earnest, Dean Horner, Ross Williams, Robert Shippey, Don Corley. ROW 2. Mr. Icxmes Lehmier, Robert Benning, Art Miltenberger, Don MacGregor, Robert Mitchell, Stanley Corley, Bill Benner, Don Horner, Phil Imgrund, lack Decmer, Pcxt Fleming, Mr. Robert Miller. DON HORNER DON MACGREGOR BILL BENNA ROSS WILLIAMS PHIL IMGRUND Fifty Two EWSPAPER STAFF ROW l. ROW 2. ROW 3. Shelah Rose Bence, Donna Lee Weaver, Carol Earnest, Fay Adams, Lila Hillegass, Blanche Werner, Nancy Slack, Ioan Otto. Virginia Labuda, Dorothy Horner, Maxine Ellenberger, Anita Diehl, Shelvy Custer, Iulia Herline, Helen Miller, Ianice Manges, Bernice Bittner, Wilma Iean Holclerbaum. Mrs. Taylor, Robert Heslop, Benson Shaffer, Carl May, Donald Mowry, Vincent Hickey, Doris Turner, Shirley Lohr, Stanley Corley, Ioann Carson, Donald Mac- Gregor, Robert Benning, Mr. Kieiman. Fifty Three SNAPPY STE OG CL B ROW ROW ROW ROW Phyllis Mock, Dorothy Horner, Donna Lee Weaver Fay Adams Lila Hillegass Maxine Ellenberger, Shelah Rose Bence, Nancy Slack Mr. Kiefman, Shirley Mock, Shirley Scritchheld Thelma Bowen Anna Turner Leona Dull, Shelvy Custer, Blanche Werner, Carol Earnest Pauline Yankanich, Helen Smith, Shirley Lohr Wilma lean Holderbaum Bernice Bittner, Doris Turner, Anita Diehl. Mary Fleming, Ben Shaffer, Vincent Hickey Don Mowry Stanley Corley Carl May Bob Benning, Annette Leppert. Fifty Four FUT RE HOMEM KERS OF AMERICA 'NRE HQNEMA W gesfgg. We Qi: y AMEFUCA ROW 1. Shirley Shippey, Shirley Imler, Betty Rineheart, Esther Oldham, Margaret Turner, Nancy Claycomb, Geraldine Coughenour. ROW 2. Mrs. Daugherty, Shirley Sciranko, Kathryn Fleck, Evelyn O'Brien, Faye Diehl, Elsie Wayde, Rose Wolihope, Shirley Sipes, Adeline Reed. ROW 3. Ianice Manges, Ianet Emerick, Vera Iune Rose, Laurene Nearhood, Evelyn Benna, Betty Lou Frazier, Phyllis Crissman. Fifty Five FUT RE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW l ROW Z. ROW 3. ROW 4. Lloyd Martin, William Sheirer, Leonard Ferguson, Owen Miller, Tom Taylor, Benny Blackburn, Don Corley, Robert Felix, Tom Hickey, Paul Beckley, Dale Faupel, Nathan Barefoot, Ioe Critchfield, Tommy Moore, Richard Heidorn. Mr. Pyle, Devon Leydig, Bill Bowser, Ross Cook, Roy Fetterman, Millard Hillegass, Don Fritz, Ronald Heidorn, Mark Ferguson, Ed Nearhood, Robert Stultz, Glendon Griffith, Curtis Frazier, Ross Williams, Wayne Earnest, Iames V. Miller. Ed McCreary, Hubert Mock, Dean Horner, Ralph Feather, Roy Smeltzer, Iohn Werner, Robert Clark, lack Deaner, Ronald Dermer, Don College, Ivan Way, Donald Oldham, Robert Shippey, Wayne Lehman, Pat Fleming, Clayton Claycomb. Bob Mitchell, Iohn Shaffer, Irvin Heidorn, Norman McCreary, Harry Leppert, Don MacGregor, Phil Imgrund, Don Benna, Bill Benna, lack Feather, Don Horner, Dick Claycomb, William Fyfe, Dean Lohr, Curtis O'Brien. O X SW f XXX? is f 'X ' AT ,. A f Lx 1 KX f 2 ' s xiii' ps-v ' .. .V . . .... ,. . 'R ff' 5' M Xu-xi 4--.N ' .,.,,, .4 7 .... , . in ,ww-ww, aw, id E. Filly Eight Fifty Nine Qwwww UIQ. -raw, M Sixty my WGKY an wif ,V A yin- - X fu v, 1, . sf , f A Mgkwnf qw fm, Sixly One w--v Sixty Two Sixty Three 'MMM X4 5 Q eff' Wy 65 ?Wfg,,,jZfZ,w ikT gg My 0,52 MJM if dw? 7 jfeyw Q Mwifff Qffffj 5 ,V Q! QW QQ T 47 W WM WWW s vm ff vw 441.- W UW Wh YM A T, F E rm c. Wi 95 PPC H W IWW N W' WW q r l W1 ADVERT! SING iuiuiwinivi 1111111111 1 1:1411 111 1 1 1: 11111 11111 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Saylor's Red Raven Restaurant .g..!..g. Home Cooked Meals Fountain Service OPEN FROM 7:30 A.M. to 12:00 MIDNIGHT .g.,x,.p Phone Schellsburg 9098 SCHELLSBURG PEN NA 1 1-1 1 1 1111 1 1 1 111010101-r1u1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1010101 Sixty Six icuii: 1414211 1:1 :rx 1 1 :xiii 1 111111311 11 11111 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES of the Chestnut Ridge Jointure High School Class ot 1954 Eureka Stores extend hearty congratulations to the Chestnut Ridge Iointure High School Graduating Class of 1954, and may you achieve similar success in seeking a higher education. A City of Shops in One Store WINDBER, PA. PHONE 11-90 FREE PARKING LOTS 1 1 1111111 C111 1 1 initio? 211 31111 11112 3 1411101111311 Sixty Seven 101 1:1 1 1 1 1 iriri 1 11: 1 1 :ini 11:14:11: 1 iriuivixi FIRST NATIONAL BANK Menzlml' FPIIOFUI Deposit Insluonce Corporation Safety Since Organized in 1915 SCHIQLLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA OUR CONTINUOUS GROWTH IS PROOF OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE 14 241111: 11:1 3 in141110202111-1101411 1 1 14113 1 2 3131311413 Sixty Eight Fairfield Band En. 117 1 Sfmt IOHNSTOWN, PA. Wholesalers Vendors CANDY IS A DELICIOUS FOOD ENJOY SOME EVERY DAY 'FOX' Telephone -1 Iohnstown 9-6729 3 34 in 2 3411411111 34 1010141101413 ui 14141 1 1 111 1414 Sixfy Nine 103 iriuiwiziximimi 1 1 1 22111 1 :ri 11111111 1 1131111 BEST WISHES FROM McNEAL LUMBER CCMPANY WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA r1u1u1:i:1r1x1in14111 3-1102411 1 3 1 I 2 11113 1 in 3 1 34143 Seventy COLVIN'S GARAGE PHILCO FIRESTONE RAIHOS TIRES IHEHUGERATORS TUBES DEEP FREEZES ACCEHKHUES FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSE GULF CAS - OII, - SUPPLIES Phone 63 SCHELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 1:1 1 14111 11 14inin1u:o1u1u1u1n1-11 1 1 1 1:1 141 1 1 1 1 1 Seventy One CONGRATULATIONS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS CHESTNUT RIDGE .IOINTURE Glosser Bros. extend hearty congratulations to the Chestnut Ridge Iointure High School Graduating Class of 1954, and may 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 Iohns- town. lf at any rate we can be of service to you, we are at your command. C O O K I S TED BRICKER BARBER SHOP Department Store 1412-I4 Graham Avenue Mann's Choice Penna. 14:1 1 111111111111 1 in iuxnxniuiozi 1 101- 2 ri ri 1111 311 3 ri ii Seventy Two Windber Penna. 10:1 3-in1111141141011-in114again-guiuinioinzf-11:14rioixuioioini 111 BEDFORD FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSOCIATION QUALITY' FARM BUREAU PRODUCTS 'G0wned and Controlled by Those it Serves OPLIT of 'aw PM EVERETT, PA. BEDFORD, PA. Phone 118 Phone 464 FALKLANDS FARMS Polled Herefords Imported and Island Bred Jerseys ,304 SCHELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 2 xi 11311 111141 3 1 1 10111311 1 1 1:2111 1 1:11111 141 11201 Seventy Th ini 1111411 11: 1:1 1 1:11 ii i 141313111 1:3 1: 1 1 1 1 103 COMPLIMENTS OF ICKES DRUG STCRE Prescriptions Our Specialty O BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA Bedford Motor Sales FORD - LINCOLN - MERCURY 24 HOUR SERVICE TOWING AND WRECKING SERVICE PAINTING AND REFINISHING BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS A A A Phone 286 Bedford, IDCIIIISYIVHIIIH 1 113:21 1 1:11111 111 101010141101111:12:11: xuzuxuiniui-11411 Seventy Four 111113 21111111 1 111111111311 2 101 1 11111 1: 1 1:11 1:14 DulI's Auto Wreckers NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS Cars Bought, Sold and Exchanged 'X'0'X' Phone - Fishertown 9-R-41 ALUM BANK PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS 'X'O'!' Bedford Springs Hotel BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA 21 2 zu: ri 1011 in 1 11114 102411010201 ax 1 1131 1 11112 ri ri :ini Seventy Five 311111 1111121011111 :vi 111 11111 113 1 1121111 1 141 112 COMPLIMENTS OF The First National Bank BEDFORD, PA. -0-Q-u Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit I nsurance Corporation SEE DIETZ CLARENCE E. IIIETZ AGENCY lll W. Pitt Street BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA Phone 5 76 General Insurance AUTO - FIRE - LIFE - HEALTH AND ACCIDENT GENERAL LIABILITY - COMPENSATION BURCLARY -- PLATE CLASS - THEFT INLAND MARINE CLASSES 1111111111n11n:111 1111 11riu11x31x11x1u2u1 1 1 in 11 11 1011 in in 1 301 Seventy Six 11:11 11:1131111113111i11r1r1ri131ir:rii:11111 11113 COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL WASHINGTON Comfortable Rooms -o-lou BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA The Rink ot Refinement No Slip-No Slide-No Dust RULI.-ARENA Un Our New Plastic Floor SAN DWICHES HOME COOKED MEALS Complete Fountain Service S H I R L BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA 3 1 1 1 11 11131311 1 1111111011: 1 1111211111111111.111111301112111-uni Seventy S 10101: 111 in in in 14 is 1 11 ri ri rin 11 11 1:11 1:2211 viii 1 1 114 COMPLIMENTS UF Thomas Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet- Oldsmobile - Cadillac Our Used Cars Carry the HO. K. That Counts -x-0+ 411 E. Pitt Street Bedford, Penna. Reese Motor Company 300 West Pitt Street Phone 437 -1 436 Pontiac - GMC Paris Sales Service ...,X... BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA 1 11312 3 1 12 1 1 3 x141n1o1n1n:uin3n1 '11 in in 1 :ini 1201030301 Seventy High! I I Burkey's Motor Co. Chrysler - Plymouth 311 Fourteenth Street -f Telephone 469 fx-0-:Q WINDBER PENNA. For Motorola 'Television See PILE HARDWARE HARDWARE HOUSEWARES PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL AND FARM SUPPLIES Phone 14-R131 Fishertown NEW PARIS PENNSYLVANIA r1u:u1oin3o1o:1 2 ini- 1 14113 ni 313111 111011 1411111 11 in 1 S N' 10111 iv: 1 1 :vi 1 101 Quin: 1 ini iminivivi 1: 14311 111111 NITTERHOUSE CORP. 800 Railroad Street Telephone: Windber 800 WINDBER, PENNA. Manufacturers of NITTERHOUSE CONCRETE PRODUCTS F81A PRECAST FLOOR SYSTEMS CINDER. SLAC and STONE BLOCK Build It To Last With Concrete Time Demonstrates and Proves its Economy COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS UF 55 101: in 101 ni nxt 102 li 3 141010103 1 1 1 if if 11 in 103 his 1 ni 101 E'gl1ly COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS UF 5B COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS UF 57 Eighty-One 1011111.11311211111121 3412010101: 14 in is iniuiuioxui is 1 aio Compliments A P R Y L E ' S K 8: M Jewelers Since 1903 SHOP Specialty Home-Made Candies MW Fountain Service and Tasty Sandwiches 209 Market Street Bedford Perma. Iohnstown Penna Compliments Compliments of the of SHIP HOTEL LEUIN'S u'S'30 SHCE STORE '!'O'X' O 103 East Pitt Street 7 Miles West of Schellsburg Bedford Penna. Eighty Two 101 im: inirii 11111111111 1 1 211 1 1 1 2:01 ui 1 10101 Cffmlflivlelm WINDBBER LUMBER of CO. M A Y ' S S T Q R E LUMBER, MILL WORK and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES General Contractors ....!.... ....1.... Phone 118 SCIICIISIJUYQ Perma' Windber Penna BERKEBILE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishers c'Patronize Us, We Protect You ...,3... Phone 766 Bedford Penna. 1 1 20303 in 13: 1 11 110: 202010301 WASHINGTON BAKERY Guy E. I-Iyre, Prop. Specializing in Birthday and Wedcling Cakes Fancy Pastries -0-'fo-of Bedford Penna Eighty Three 101 i1 1 111 1 1 1 1 111011 1n1u1n1v1 1 1 1:11111 1 114 ARFORD BUICK H E N G S T ' S CO. STORE 1301 Iefferson Ave. HARDWARE GENERAL MERCHANDISE WAYNE FEEDS -Q-'11-v .g..!..g. Phone 722-I Fishertown - Phone l Windber Penna. Fishertown Penna. Compliments of BEDFORD COUNTY ARNOLD'S FLOOR BANK Alum Bank Pennsylvania COVERING Bernard R' Arnold We Offer Every Banking 711 S. Richard Street Service Bedford Penna. ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM Your Business is Appreciated Maytag and Kelvinator Appliances All Accounts Insured up to 810,000.00 Davis Paints 11 11 11 1:11-ninxinioiari 11 101: 1201: Eighty Four 1101 510101411 1 ni 11 1 1 1:1111 ini li going: 101 ng 1011 1 1 in 1 11011111 10101 1 111 Compliments Compliments of of PENN BEDFORD BEDFORD RURAL HOTEL ELECTRIC and COOPERTIVE, INC. COFFEE SHOP B9df0I'd PCIIHH- Bedford Penna Compliments of REELS CORNER BEEGLES' SPORTING GAS STATION GOODS Sportsmen's Headquartersi' Hunting and Fishing Equipment Gunsmithing Athletic Equipment See Our Selection Before You Buy 103 S. Richard St. Phone 612-W Bedford, Penna. :ini ni ioininxininin 1 2 1 11111 COFFEE SHOPPEE ON ROUTE 30 At Intersection of Route 160 Telephone -1 Central City 9901 'GULF PRODUCTS E'ghly F' again: 1 111:11 1 Lv: 11i1r1u1o1o1o3u3o1 1:1 1 1 1 1:1 111 1 101011111 101020301011 10101 1:11 31 1 :ng 1 15: vi 1 1 111 When in Bedford it's the Compliments CHIC-A-BOB INN of fm' WEAVER'S A PLEASANT EVENING BARBER SHOP Orchestra - Dancing Every Wednesday and Friday Chicken in the Basket 404' and Sandwiches and Steaks Between Bedford and Turnpike On Route 220 Bedford, Penna. Phone 9944 Schellsburg Penna DIEHL ELECTRIC Cvvlplimenfs Uf FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCE BEN GOLLIPHER NEvf '1vf'li'w Electricaln General Merchandise SALES and SERVICE Phone 178 Bedford Penna. Schellsburg Penna. Eighty Six 10203 1114 in 11:1 111 in 2 30101014 ioioiuinioioic 1 111 1 ni 111 3:1 FIVE GABLES COFFEE SHOPPE After a Dance or a Show- a Nice Place to C0 'X'O'X' R. D. No. 2 Bedford Penna. Established 1868 HENRY W. SHOENTHAL Hardware Dry Goods Groceries New Holland Case Ontario Drills Phone 19-R-12 New Paris Penna. 11010111 3 1110111 3 1 34312 Compliments Of NEW HOFFMAN HOTEL 4'O'X' Bedford Penna S 8: S RADIO and TELEVISION CO. 559 West Pitt Street We Sell the Best and Service the Rest -volvo- Bedford Penna Eighty Seven iuimimi 1:11111 11101 1 1 1 111111 11111 3:1111 111 iw When in Bedford Shop at the Congratulations! BEDFORD CO. SCHOOLS are growing LETS KEEP ALL OF ART AND KAL HINE BEDFORD GROWING, TOO Props. fo-of'-v ....1.... Elinrt Eehfnrh Bedford Penna. Compliments G R O S S E ' S of CLEANERS CARL HINSON Cleaning and Pressing , Alterations and Re airs Trucking Agent p 'FOX' ....!.... Maple Street Phone 66 New Paris Penna. Hyndman, Penna. in 1 2 1 11 1 11 1 1 2 inioioiuiuioini 1 1131112 1111111 11113 Eighty Eight 1 fic 1 11141 2101 141121 34111101 Compliments Of Mr. and Mrs. William Black Schellsburg Penna. ri in 14110101 1:31 in-ini 14 1 in Pleasaniville Roller Mill Home of Keystone Feeds Phone -1 Fishertown 23-R-21 Alum Bank Penna . Clair Winegardner Auto Lubrications and Repairs Admiral Appliances Compliments Of Berkey's Store Phone -- Fishertown 23-R-23 Schellsburg Penna. Alum Bank Penna. Compliments Wo.mer's of Servicenter Deanls W. R. WOMER LIIIICII. ROOITI. Philco Maytag Gulf Products Schellsburg Penna. Alum Bank Perma Compliments Dishong Cycle , of Shop Dick Dunlcle's Service Station Bedford Penna. ri ri vi 1 1 ni 11111 1411101010103 Harley Davidson Motorcycles Schwinn Built Bicycles 507 West Main Street Phone 237-I Everett Penna. Eighty Nine 01 141241 1 vii 21 1 xi xi 1111113 1 1 ri vi ioiuiiriuiuiilinix1:11 in xi: Compliments of Compliments I Hams Snack Bar W . . Boyd Wertz W e .Specialize k Ham Barbecues and Mar et Home-Made Pies Bedford Penna Phone - Fishertown 9054 Koontz Music House . Compliments Band Instruments to R. C. A. Victor Radio and Television LQu'S S1109 Phone 333 Bedford Penna Bedford Penna. Cleaver's Jewelry Store Hamilton, Elgin and Bulova Watchres Art Carved Diamonds and Wedding Rings Bedford Penna. Koontz Equipment 8: Supply Wholesale and Retail Farm and Home Supplies International Harvester Phone 160 238 East Pitt St Clapper's Flowers Funeral Arrangements Wedding Bouquets-Corsctges Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Flowers for Every Occasion GIFTS POTTED PLANTS Phone Your Order - We Deliver Bedford and Everett Penna. riniuioicriuiiui 1 ni 10311102 Ninety 0303: O. B. HYDE GROCERIES Sealtest Ice Cream Phone 87-W Schellsburg Penna 101 2 ini ir: 1 ixixieiri 1 1 tio:-ui: :mining in-14 1101010 uguioioi 101 :ini it 11 1:11010 Crinoline Courts Bedford Interchange Elmer Unger, Manager Complinlents o f Brown Motor Supply Co. Phone 919 Bedford Puma Bedford Penna Spegfgr M9191 Compliments Service of Freight Hauling Midls Diner Relay Check Station Slfeffifllizffs at Bedford Chicago to East Coast in Sandwiches and Good Root Beer - C l' K1rkman's Drug Ompoyments Store Barnes Garage Sunshine Avenue Ph 9881 NASH MOTOR one SALES AND SERVICE Central City Penna, Bedford Pen a Il Bedford Bus Turner's News Terminal Daily and Sunday Papers 121 West Penn Street Magazines Phone 313 Fountain Service Albert ,l . Fletcher, Manager Lunclles Bedford Penna. Bedford Penna Nin in ioinioioiuioi ni in 1 it Qoiozuzui et H9 11:1 1011011-it 1 11 11 1 1 ni vi ri 101 1 1111 1 1 ini: 11 1 1: vi ri ri in 21 riuxuini-ni 213.3131103030301 3113031114111 1 3 it 34 11 in if 3034131 East End 'Texacg Compliments Of Bedford R. D, No. 4 Turner's Hardware Calvin E. Hite Manns Choice Penna Comvlivwnfs Elgin, Bulova Watches Of Keepsake Diamonds MI. and Mrs. 'Guaranteed Watch Repairing Ellery Higgon Noel Jewelers Co-op Theatre Building Schellsburg Penna. Scheusburg Puma Farmers' Hardware H. B. Feather C0mPanY Charles E. Koontz, Owner Gfocefles ' Confectlons Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Gas and Oil Paint Kelvinator Refrigerators New Paris Penna. Phone 281 Bedford Penna I Gorgonf Auto Continental Motor eI'VlCe Sales Radiator Cleaning and Repairing 350 North Thomas Auto Repair Service phone 746 Phone -- Fishertown 19-R-22 Bedford Penna New Paris Penna. Ninety Two 3 1 3 1 311011 1:1121 1 1 1 ni 1 ioiuioivni 1o11oi4x1o1oio1114 Barton's Fashion G. C. Murphy Co. Shgppe THE FRIENDLY STORE Wsmsss Misses, and Junior Apparel Bedford Penna. Bedford Penna. Tom Schnably GREAT CARS . l FINE SERVICE Elgln -1 Hamllton Boulevard Watches A Square Deal at L A Pl , ay ufay Henderson s Motors Graduatlon G1ffS Phone 478 E. Pitt St. Phone 991 Bedford Penna Bedford, Penna. Best Wishes Compliments Of of . Jonmes' Dress Shop Dersl Cleaners Mrs. J. B. Lohn1a11, Prop. Phone 243 Phone 312-Y Bedford Penna. Bedford Puma. T. G. Will Compliments of Window Shades, Awning Drapes, Rods, Venetians A 8: P Tea Company Storm Windows Bedford, Pa. Everett, Pa. Bedford Penna. Phone 195-W Phone 62-R 3 3411112 3 2111 3 ini 301 301: 3411oioioiuzuio1x1 1110103020101 Ninety Three 1111111111ri:viuioioioioioioi in Bedford Gas Co. Compliments John Detwiler, Uwner of NORGE APPLIANCES Bari-0n'S Taxi Bottled Gas Phone 46 Phone 715 121 W. Pitt St. Bedford Puma Bedford, Penna. Compliments Compiitments Of Murdock's Jewelry T ' - he Hme Store and Gm Shop Bedford Penna. Bedford Puma Complfkments Compliments 0 Of Penn Economy O11 W 0 1 1 e , S Company h Barber S o 444 E. Pitt Street P Bedford Penna. Bedford Pam' , . Benneifs Motor Compliments C 1 of Our Mr. Merl Bennett B e I 1 ' S On Route 220 .at Entrance Barber to Pennsylvama Turnplke Phone 93-W New Paris Penna. A A A Bedford R. D. No. 2 Penna Q. .-n.. .. .. .. Q... .. .. .....,..0..U.., Nha ety ..0..0..n..o..n..n..U..u..U..m.-,..u..M..0..U.. Four 101 1 3 11 ri :aiu1010101010101 1 11:11 1 uzoiuin11:viamirniu11u1u1n1n1u14ri Kiel's Store General Merchandise ESSO GAS AND OIL Auto Lubrication and Repairs Mann's Choice Penna. Findley Implement Store JOHN DEERE AND PAPEC Sales and Service GULF OILS AND GAS Chilcoat's Restaurant Compliments of Private Parties J A C K H ome-Cooked Meals The Grocer Ph0l13 331 Phone 103 Osterburg Penna. Bedford puma. , Compliments E G O L F S vf Sunoco Service Station A L W I N E ' S Manns Choice Penna. Bedford Penna. - Compliments Compliments of f o Hobhtzeu Metropolitan National Bank Hotel Hyndman Perma' Manns Choice Penna. in 1 1 313 1 11 3 1 1 ioiuioininii Ninety Five xi 1 Quill 3 irxniuxuioioinx iuin1n1n1o11r11i14riuiuiuiuiuiu nie1101014114124rtinioiuioiuinimx Phone 1050-I Reliable Service Hiteshew Planing Mill Roofing - Paint - Millwork Building Supplies Everything for the Builder C. M. Hiteshew R. D. No. 1 Windber, Pa. 3 vi 3 1 1 Zuinininmiioiuixil311 1 Compliments Of Dr. L. V. Herps 329 East Pitt Street Phone -1 Bedford 466 Bedford Penna. Compliments Of James M. Jones Groceries -- Lunch Meats Phone 192 Bedford Penna. Compliments of J. A. Williams Tires of all sizes electrocapped Gilchrist Store Millinery Fancy and Infant Goods Bedford Penna. J ay Blackburn 8: Sons Farm and Building Trucks, Cars and Tractor Su lies Tires Vulcanized pp Greasing, Gas, Oil and Phone 187 Accessories Phone 60 Schellsburg Bedford Penna. Schellsburg Penna. A-One Welding Co. We Weld Anything from a Broken Heart to the Break of Day Electric 8 Acetylene Welding Portable Equipment Anywhere - Anytime Phone - Bedford 627 DAY OR NIGHT Bedford Penna. 2010111103 3 1 2 1 1 I 3 1 BILL'S PLACE ADDING CHEER ALL THE YEAR Ninety Six iuiuiui 10101111 niuiniuiui ni 1110103 1 in Leonard Minneiti's 1111111111 1 1 . . Snyder's Servrce Stahon . Sunoco Servrce C U L F Box 546 Phone 9711 Cas - Oil - Accessories Central City, Penna. Bedford Penna. Lehman's , . . Compliments Mobrle Stahon of M 0 B IL E Becker's Store Cas - Oil e- Accessories Osterburg Penna. Bedford Penna Veterans Compliments Service Center of Complete .Gulf William Little Everett ,.. 237-M Bedford Penna. Compliments of Compliments Land of the Lake of Drive Inn The old original Frozen Reese Si' Clan' Custard Bedford Penna. Schellsburg Penna. Ninety Seven 1011111 ifx14114viawif14.1014nioininiz114wioinivioiuioixm101 1 1 1 1 BEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY MILLWORK HIGHEST QUALITY PAINTS - GLASS HARDWARE INSULATION Building Materials of All Kinds-Plywood Phone - Bedford 358 BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Lion Staff wishes to express its Sincere appreciation and gratitude to: THE ADVERTISERS WEICEL 81 BARBER, INC. .......................... . ........ Printers CONEMAUGH ENORAVING COMPANY ................ Engravers COVER STUDIO .................................................. Photographers I1 101 1 111 1011 1 I1 1 1 1 1o111o1o141n111m1 111:11 1:1 101111 Ninety High! I