Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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Other Activities Yearbook Stalls Class Play Newspaper Staff Music Department Art Department Home Economics Department Vocational Agriculture Department Snapshots Busses Bus Drivers Snapshots VII. Elementary Classes Grades VIII. Advertising 0 is The Senior Class oi 1948 Presents THE PANUHAMA Clarion Limestone Sehooi EB The Seniors Front linux' Qlvfl In rigllil 'Hnlw1'l livylmlcls, VViHiz1lnCI1'a1U', lfugs-luv IJ1lllQ'IlL'IAtf, liulmlcl Skiclxmm-, f:IIilllIlCL'j' Slnivk, Dmmlml Slrmlp, Fwliy Xlcfllinlm-k, ,IIVHIIIIV l itZsi111n1m1x, K1-Ily .Xml Ki'SlII'I', f'CUIlil Hcm'fLillia111 Swilzclg Calm' clllkllf, l'Irm'st lioscmzlxlvsl, .lulm lJilllgflll'l'lj', IIIIIIIPI' Hlll'll5, liolwli .'xHiS0lI. lln'1'lw1'l 5IL'AllillL'll, xvillikllll Nlilllflllj Paul Frzunptmn, Xliss Stn-wu1't Buck RuwfAlicv Lou HL-m'y, Kvnnvtlm NVc-mil, Darrell 'I'crwilligvr, Yum-v Iiurus, Luuws Hl'llI'j', .lulm Nlulumy, ljdwawcl w Sl1IllIlll'l'NiHl', Edwin BICK.illIL'y, -Iwsvpln f:OllllU1', Dfmuld Rl'j'llUlllS, XYillurd Heyxmlcls. l 1'uut Huw Qlcft to rightb-Miss NIK'lIifCI', Betty Lylv, Patricia AlUfllk'I', Mary Annu' llcclxick. lfduu Hartz, Ruth Ilvss, Bvtty Nolwmtsoll, Jllll6'f lla-1'1ln111. SUCUIILI IKUNY-XviI'giIIiil Hl'f'IlUlClS. ,lauwt Bllflllil, lCxvlyx1 HUSl'll1lllC5l, Luellu liuutln. 'IQIIUIIIQIS Kcrr, Ccllmic-vm' NVilch', Doris Burns. Phyllis llvlrick, .'XX2lllL'Hl' Xlillvr, Hawk lhm'-Ioycv Ymlmg Nllll'jI1ll'l't Rviuscl. NIa11'ivSlu111l,Sllirlug NIL'ixl1iIlL'II. Umm Xlyvrs, 1021.11 Clingvr, .Icannw Smith, Dulwmtlmy KL'Illli'K1j', Nlxn Maw Cullett. 4 RA iii ii 1 x Q i Administration Frank C. Rhoads Robert A. Stahlman Cyril T. Strattan Amos T. Reynolds Vice-President President President Vice-President Limestone Twp. Board Clarion Twp. Board Dewey P. Burns Nathan A. Kerr The School Board Although the pictures on this page display no captions list' ing extra-curricular activities of the persons portrayed, it is a certainty that these menis activities are by no means insig- nificant. The knotty problems of administration encountered by a board of directors make the most perplexing scholastic dilemna seem small by comparison. WVe refer to service on the Board of Education as an extra- curricular activity because the members are paid absolutely nothing for their time and talents. Remembrance of this fact would be beneficial for those who are unappreciative of the labor of our directors. The magnitude of their task can be better visualized when We refiect on the fact that they supervise the spending of more than 35100000 annually-the largest expenditure in the townships. Our Board of Directors has a liberal and progressive outlook on the social functions connected With the school. By per- mitting and promoting these social affairs the cultural side of education is absorbed and they deserve praise for their good judgment on this and other related issues. VVe high school students and the public at large are grateful to our directors and appreciate their unselfish attitude to- ward school problems. Cordon J. Rice Henry Decker George Cole Frank Shofestall Robert Adamson Robert G. Burnham Secretary Retiring Member Retiring Member Secretary 6 ALQLAUUJK I 1 Y NW W? X X gf KTA Faculty M. M. Collett B. S. in Education M. Ed. Mathematics and Science Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Vera M. Carrier Clarion State Teachers College Music Supervising Priricipals Message SCHOOL DAYS Your elementary and high school days are probably the most important period in your lives. It is during this period that the very foundation-structure of your lives is being developed. The early record constitutes the springboard for your entry into the great sea of lifeis work and activities. Remember that what you do every day, even though it may seem trivial at the time, is building your foundation record. This record will either count for you or against you. In the final analysis each individual to a large extent is his ovvn architect in determining his own record. Teachers can help but education is of necessity a coopera- tive process. Therefore, I urge each individual to take his early education seriously, and put forth his best effort day by day, so that the accumulated total will not be a record against him but a record for him. M. M. Collett Anna Marie Keller B. S. in Music Education Indiana State Teachers College Beulah M. Shofestall Office Secretary Ilcalth and Girls, Physical Education Clarion State Teachers College Hoff Business College MM.. time. Frederick L. Carl B. S. Commercial and Physical Education Susquehanna University Temple University Slippery Rock Teachers College Miriam Coon B. S. in Education Art Indiana State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Grace D. Stewart B. S. in Education M. Ecl. Clarion Statc Teachers Collcge XVayne University, Detroit University of Pittsburgh Lloyd B. Aaron B. S. in Education Physical Science and Mathematics Clarion Statc Tcachers College University ol Pittshurgh George W. Keener M. S. in Agriculture VVayneshurg College Pennsylvania State College Oklahoma A and M College: Dorothy Berlin B. S. in Home Economics Education Pennsylvania State College Clarion State Teachers College 1. H. W x I Q X'- F. . . . :ef sm.- . .Qg , . , .Q ., 1 Earla C. Mentzer B. S. in Business Education Indiana State Teachers College Homer Kahle B. S. in Education Social Studies Clarion State Teachers College Bird Riley B. S. in Education lNl. Ed. Science, Social Studies, English Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Marion K. O'Brien B. S. in Education English, Latin and Social Studies Clarion State Teachers College Irene Evans A. B. Mathematics and Latin VVayneshurg College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Ethel King B. S. in Education Social Studies, English and Geography Pennsylvania State Colleg Clarion State Teachers C1 ml lege Frank Simpson State Normal Diploma Mathematics Clarion State Normal School Elizabeth Waldorf B. S. in Education Mathematics Clarion State Tcachfcrs College ,, A, 7, , Maude I. Reynolds B. S. in Education M. Ed. Geography Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh University of California Margaret Aaron B. S. in Education M. Ed. History Clarion State Teachers College University ol' Pittsburgh Agda Elder English Clarion State Teachers College Ernest G. Smail B. S. in Secondary Education Clarion State Teachers College Standard Elementary Ethel Miller B. S. in Education Elementary - Fourth Grade Clarion State Teachers College Rose Kerr Elementary - Third Grade Clarion State Teachers College Mabel Love Bachelor of Science M. Ed. Elementary - Second Grade Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Edinboro State Teachers College ' Ruth Corbett B. S. in Education Elementary - First Grade Clarion State Teachers College Margaret E. Weiser Elementary - Fourth Grade Clarion State Teachers College Dorotha E. Hauck Bachelor of Science in Education Elementary - Third Grade Clarion State Teachers College Martha Stahlman Bachelor of Science in Education Elementary - Second Grade Clarion State Teachers College Bessie Swarm Elementary - First Grade Clarion State Teachers College 1 1 y ,J - , X Vffff X N X , x J ILLIUIIQUIH u Seniors vmaS19ENT VICE PRES Edwin McKinley Ed Class President 1, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Student Council 4, Boys, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Kingis Court, Operetta Cast 1, Newspaper Staff 3, Boys' Sextet 2, Senior Play, Cantata 4, Min- strel Show 4 Ronald Skidmore Skid Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 53, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Kingis Court 3, Vice President 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3, Student Council 4, Boys, Sextet 2, Senior Play Blass Uiiicers ya SECRET A TREAS K f, I 051- 1 ff? JFS-,ig ,, 1 , x ,,, 'fP Margaret Reinsel Peggy Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4: Hat Cheek Girl 2, Queen of Prom 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Store Clerk 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Operetta 1, Cantata 4, Senior Play Eugene Daugherty D0cn Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Prom Attend- ant 3, Treasurer 2, 4, Yearbook StaH 4, Oper- etta 1, Salesman of Achievement 4, Usher 2, Senior Honor Usher 3, Carnival Dance Attend ant 4 Robert Allison Bob King's Court 3, Boys Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 4, Opt-retta l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, I . F. A. Reporter 3, F. F. A. Presi- dent 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4, County Chorus 3, liigh Salesman in Crowell Magazines 4, Car- Louella Booth Lulu,' Basketball 3, 4, Yearbook Stuff 3, 4, Basketball Co- eaptain 4. nival Dance Attendant 4. Jean Clinger Cirlsl Chorus 2, 3, Orehestra 1, 2, 4. Doris Burns Dottie Homer Burns Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Store Clerk 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Cantata 4. Vance Burns Boys' Chorus 4, Kingis Court 3, F. F.A. 2, 3,4 l . F. A. 2, 3, 4. janet Buzard jan Yearbook Staff 4, Cirls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, Girls, Basketball Seorekeeper 3, 4, Operetta l, Activity Play 1, Honor Roll Student 2, 3 ,4, Senior Play, Christmas Carcl Chairman 4. 1 'Y .fi ,...-2, Elva Mae Collett 'Babe Yearbook Stall 1, 2, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4, Sextet 2, 4, Senior News Reporter 4, Op- eretta 1, Activity Play l, Prom Attendant 3, Honor Roll Student 1, 2, 3, 4, Car- nival Dance Attendant 4, Senior Play 4, Christmas Cantata 4, Minstrel Show 4, County Chorus 4. Joseph Conner joe Yearbook Staff 43 Christmas Card Cliairinan 4. VVilli:1m Crate Bill' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Adver- tising Stall - Yearbook 4. John Daugherty Baseball 4, Yearbook Stall 4, Salesman of Achievement 4. Paul Frampton lm P. A. 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Treasurer 3, 4. Joanne Fitzsimmons Fitz' Christmas Pageant 1, 25 Home Ee. Club 2g May Queen 2, Queexrs Court 3, Carnival Dance Court 4, Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 4, News- paper Stall' 3, Senior Play. Patricia Ioyncr Pat Aetivity Play lg Operetta lg Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Card Cluairnian 4, Yearbook Stall 41 Cantata 4g Senior Play 4. Dorothy Kennedy Dot,' Yearbook Staff Advertising 4, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, Iloine Ee. Club lg Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Activity Play 2, Christ- nias Card Chairman 43 Prom Attendant 3, Carnival Danee Attenclant 4, Operetta 1, Senior Play 4. Thomas Kerr Tom', Boys, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Urehestra 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Secretary of Class 1g Presi- dent of F. F. A. 2g Yearbook Staff 1, 4, Editor-in-eliief of Seliool Newspaper 3, Cro- well Business Manager 45 llonor Roll Student, Execu- tix e Committee 4: Senior Play 4. Markelle Ann Kesner Kelly Activity Play 1, 2, Maid of llonor 3, Basketball Man- ager 2, Scorekeeper 2, Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Sen- ior Play 2, Cantata 4, Man- aging Editor of Newspaper 3, Executive Staff of Year- book 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Latin Club Pres. 2, lloine Ed. Club 2, Achievement Certificate 4, Senior Play 4, Minstrel 4, Carnival Danee Attendant 4. Phyllis Hetrick Yearbook Staff 4, Chorus 4. Alice Lou Henry Activity Play 1, Trio 1, Am- eriean Legion Essay Repre- sentative 4. Janet Herman Shorty Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, News- paper Staff 3, Honor Roll Student, Mixed Chorus 4, Cantata 4. james Henry F. F. A. 2. 3, 4, Boys, Chor- us 4, Bus Patrol 3, 4, Track 3, Christmas Cantata 4, In- dustrial Arts 1. Ruth Hess Home Economics, Commer- cial, Chairman ot Christmas Card Sales. Mary Ann Hedrick Book Club 1, Dramatic Club 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Cap- tain ot Movie Contest 4, tlonor Roll Student, Carni- val Dance Attendant 4. fflimvy Betty Lyle Shorty Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Activity Play Prompter 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Cirls, Chorus 1, 2, Captain of Curtis Magazine Contest 4, Class Pres. 1, 2, Honor Roll Student l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Operetta 1, Assistant Secretary 4, Senior Play, Edna Martz Bed Girls' Chorus 1, Operetta 1, Prom Attendant 3, Captain of Magazine Contest 4, Sen- ior Newspaper Reporter 4, Usherette 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4. Herbert McAninch Herb F. F. A. reporter 2, F. F. A. Secretary 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, Usher at Commence- ment 3, Newspaper 3, 4, Business Manager of Maga- zine Contest 4, Honor Roll Student, Delegate to State Convention of F. F. A. at Harrisburg 3, Industrial Arts 1. Betty Clark McClintock Shirley McAninch Basketball 3, 4. Avanelle Miller Baccalaureate and Com- William Mauthe 'Bi F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Yearbook nienceiuent Usherette S, Staff 4, Store Clerk 4, Home Mixed Chorus H. H. S., Ac- Ec. Club 3. tivity Play H. H. S., Senior Play. John Mohney 'kIockey,' Scorekeeper 3, Treasurer 3, Basketball Manager 4, Track 3, Kingls Court 3, Boys, Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Orchestra 1, Band 1, Oper- etta 1, Newspaper Staff 3, Carnival Court 4, Cantata 4. Gene Myers Chorus 1, F. F. A. 2, 3, F F. A. Treasurer Cale Oakley Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, MiX6d Chorus 4, Production Editor of Newspaper Staff 3 Year- book Staff-Associate Editor 4, Operetta 1, Pennsylvania Essay Representative 4, High Salesman for Curtis Publi s h i n g Company 4, Christmas Cantata 4, Senior Don Reynolds F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Advertisement Staff of Yearbook 4, Operetta 1. Play. Robert Reynolds Bob Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 2 3, 4, Operetta 1. Willard Reynolds Cuffy Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2 3, Boys' Sextct 1, Boys, Chorus 1 2, Operetta 1 Honor Roll Student 4. a Virginia Reynolds Ginny Chorus 2, 3, 4, Queenis Court 3, Cantata 4, Carnival Dance Attendant 4. Betty Robertson Secretary 1, 2, ll. ll. S., Ae- tivity Play 2, H. H. S., Art Committee for Yearbook 4, Chorus 1, 2, Honor Roll Stu- dent. Ernest Rosenquest Academic. Honor Roll Stu- dent 4. Evelyn Rosenquest Evie Queenis Court 3, Store Clerk 4, Chairman of Card Coln- mittec 4. Marie Shaul Commercial Chauncey Shiek Baseball 1, 2, 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Usher at Commence- ment 3, Editor of Yearbook 4, Advertisement Staff 4. Jeanne Smith Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Operetta 1, Christmas Card Chairman 4, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Attendant 3, Cantata 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Minstrel Show 4, Art Committee for Yearbook 4. Edward Summerville Edu Baseball 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Boys, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 4, Science Club 2, Newspaper Staff 3, General Manager of Maga- zine Sales 4, Senior Play 4, Minstrel Show 4. Donald Stroup Don Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Vice President 1, Softball Team 1, Baseball 4, President 25 Usher at Commencement 3, Usher at Baccalaureate 3, Yearbook Stall and Adver- tisement Committee 4. Lillian Switzer Activities Play l, Yearbook Staff 4, Magazine Sales 4, Christmas Card Sales 4. Darrell Terwilliger Baseball 4, Basketball 3- Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom At tendant 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sex- tet 2, Sports Editor for Year- book 4, Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Industrial Art 1, Operetta 1, Usher 2, Carnival Court 4. Kenneth Weneil 'kKen Band 2, Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 2, Sports Editor 1, 2, Activities Play l, 2: F. F. A. 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Commencement Usher 3, Christmas Cantata 4, Senior Play 4. +R Delores Wilcox Dorry Genevieve VVilde Hjcnnyi' Joyce Yoder Third Honors in English Class Treasurer 1, Activity Treasurer 2, Financial Com- Aehievement Test, Music lg Play 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2g mittee 3, Yearbook Stall 4, Meow Club 1. Yearbook Stafl 4, Com- Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls, rneneement Usherette 3. Chorus 4, Cantata 4. Senior Class History On account of the firm insistence of our 8th grade teachers and a passing score from the 8th grade examination, a group of 71 bewildered students assembled as Freshmen in September 1944, in our hoped-to-be Alma Materf, There was much enjoyment in getting ac- quainted with our new home-room teachers, Mrs. Sonfier and Miss Kin f. The next thin Y with Ie which we were plagued was a number of books. Could anything come from them? we asked. Our first formal matter of business was the election ot officers who were: President .,......i. ...,...., E dwin McKinley Vice President . Margaret Reinsel Secretary ..,., ,. . ,,i,.i, Thomas Kerr Treasurer ...., . , . Martha Adamson At the time of initiation, we had never heard of the New Lookv but nevertheless we had it. The Sophomores, for some reason, enforced a sudden but short-lived change in the mode of dressing. This initiation made us all the more eager to become Sophomores when it would be our turn to do the initiating. VVe also want to remember as Freshmen the success of our skating parties and our dance. We pause here to express our sincere regret that Martha Adamson, one of our leading class- mates, was killed in an airplane crash on August 9, 1945. September 1945, brought 66 of our 71 Fresh- men back to go on with their course of study and this year take a step further to be 'iSunny Sopho- moresf, This year Miss Evans and Mr. Riley were our advisers and we elected the following offi- cers: President , ,. , . , ..,. . Clair Miller Vice President , Richard Hildebrand Secretary .,... . ,.,... Margaret Reinsel Treasurer .. . . Eugene Daugherty Our activities included the sponsoring of dances after the basketball games and several skating parties. VVe had refrained from our timidity by this time and joined the other students in basketball, cheerleading, orchestra, band, choruses, and many other activities. We left this year eager to return as Jolly luniorsv next year. In ,46, we returned to welcome many new students from Hawthorne and Corsica which gave us a total of 77 members in our class when We were capably guided by Mr. Kahle, Miss Coon, and Mr. Aaron and our new officers: President .,., . .. ..,,. Chauncey Shick Vice President . Ronald Skidmore Secretary .,..... .. Margaret Reinsel Treasurer ,. ,,.,.. ,..... .....,.,. I c ihn Mohney A big event in this yearis activities was the sponsoring of the movie, To Each His Own , in which we surpassed every other class in profit. Senior Class History We also had a Halloweien party which proved very entertaining. Our New Year's treat was our long-awaited class rings. What a group of happy Juniors! The main event of our Junior year was the sponsoring of our Prom. The date was set for May 2, 1947. The Juniors elected Margaret Rein- sel as Queen and she was crowned by June White, Queen of 1947.7 Clair Miller was chosen as king. Blue and pink worked in our color scheme and the theme Stardust,, was portrayed by the decorations. The Queen chose as her Maid of Honor, Kelly Ann Kesner and in her court: Joan Miller, Jeanne Smith, Elva Mae Collett, Dorothy Kennedy, Evelyn Rosenquest, Virginia Reynolds, Joanne Fitzsimmons, and Edna Martz. The king chose as his court: John Mohney, Vance Burns, Darrell Terwilliger, Edwin McKin- ley, Robert Allison, Eugene Daugherty, Ronald Skidmore, and Thomas Kerr. After the crowning of the queen, Fredi Rico and his orchestra played as their first number a request, Stardustv, which suited the theme of our Prom. Our class sponsored a school newspaper started as a Junior Class project and elected the staff. The Junor Class of '49 is continuing this project so our pioneer work is reaping its reward. In September 1947, fifty-six of our Juniors who wished to complete their high school educa- tion returned with Miss Stewart and Miss Ment- zer as our advisers. Some members of our class have attended this school for twelve years of its existence. We are really the uiirstv class to receive our complete education at C-L. Our oflicers this year include: President ...........,........ Edwin McKinley Vice President ...,....,.,. Ronald Skidmore Secretary ,.,.....,.... .. Margaret Reinsel Treasurer ., .... ...,,.,. E ugene Daugherty On September 26, 1947, we had a big re- union, The Carnival Dancef for our alumni of ,47 and also the Sophomores, Juniors and Sen- iors who had to leave us to go to Summerville High School. Jeanne Raybuck was elected Queen of the Carnivalv by the High School and was crowned by Betty Lyle. Her attendants were Dorothy Kennedy, Elva Mae Collett, Joanne Fitzsimmons, Kelly Ann Kesner, Virginia Rey- nolds, Mary Anne Hedrick. Edwin McKinley, Darrell Terwilliger, Donald Reynolds, Ronald Skidmore, Eugene Daugherty, Robert Allison. John Mohney and Ed Summerville were her guards. Our big project this year is the yearbook which at this time is progressing very well. The .Advertising Committee has raised 81084.00 which will help considerably with the expense of it. The magazine sales with Captains Edna Martz, Eugene Daugherty, Betty Lyle, Kelly Ann Kesner proved to be a success. Robert Allison received a pen and pencil set as a prize for his meritorious selling. Our profits totaled 829556. Our Christmas card sales also added to our treasury, topping any other classes known. A total proiit of 95355.26 was realized. We have chosen our class play, A Case of Springtimev and we are sure it will also be a success and add to our profits. Our Senior Class has been very active this year and have realized 81,300 to date. Finan- cially our class has been very successful-It leads all classes in the history of the school in finan- cial activities. Yes, this is the history of the Class of '48. Those days of ---- Wish I were out of here, I'll be so glad to be a seniori' ---- are here and almost gone. Soon class parties, our big basketball games, dances, and many other activities, will only be memories--Memories weive decided ,we never want to forget. H Lest Will ntl Testament Ui The Senior Class VVE, the Class of F orty-eight, of Clarion-Limestone High School, being mentally and physically sound, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST: All assets and liabilities belonging to us at the end of Forty-eght, we generously be- queath to the Seniors of Forty-nine, and to the faculty our sincere appreciation, to the sophomores and freshmen we leave behind our brains, good looks, and our endurance to get them through their re- maining years of toil. Our individual qualities are willed as such: Eugene Daugherty wills his dancing ability to Richard Reinsel. t ' Joanne Fitzsimmons leaves her artistic ability to Lois Ann Orcutt. Q A Paul Frampton wills his interest in farming to Doyle White. ' Alice Lou Henry,s ability to write an essay is left to Dick Buzard. p James Henry wills his love for spotting parkers to Lowell Stahlman. l . Kelly Ann Kesner bequeaths her pep and vitality to Ginger Moore. Bill Mauthe,s easygoing attitude is left to Ron Pasquer- ette. Herb McAninch wills his wolfishness to John Love. Ed McKinley wills his frequent brain storms to John Miles. John Mohney leaves his boots to anyone who has feet big enough to wear them. V Gale Oakleyis way with women is left to Fred lleaslcy. Jeanne Smith leaves her entertaining ability to Jane Aaron. l U Delores Wilcox wills In-r nperfect attendance to Jo- anne XValdorf. Genevieve VVilde bequeaths her agrceableness to Am- brose Aaron. ' I 1 Joyce Yoder wills her beautiful black hair to Emma Kahle. I D 1 Robert Allison leaves his ability to sell magazines to an ambitious junior. it Homer Burns leaves with his belief that good old men will be scarce some day . Vance Burns wills his mustache to John Gross. Betty Clark,s ability to catch a man is left to Patty VVhite. D l l Joe Conner bequeaths his mathematical ability to Gale Miller. Bill Crate leaves his ability to tease girls to Gerald ones. I John Daugherty wills his avoirdupois Cweight and mus- clesj to June Summerville. Janet Herman leaves with all the hope that some day she will grow tall. Ruth Hess wills her dark eyes to Jean Linderman. Phyllis Hetrick's timidity is left to Paul Allison. Don Reynolds wills his natural curlsn to Olive Bish. Bob Reynolds leaves his attentiveness in study halls to Jimmy McKinley. NVillard Reynolds wills his scientific mind to VVendell Love. Mirnest Rosenquest bequeaths his seriousness to Truman 1 s. Ronald Skidmoreis beard is left to Zane Kerr. Chauncey Shick leaves his deep bass voice to Char- lotte Smith. Don Stroupis good nature is left to Dorothy Shaul. Ed Summerville leaves to anyone who needs a pastime, his ability to write love letters. Lillian Switzer wills her conscientiousness to Helen Redinger. Darrell Terwilligeris graceful walk is left to Vivian Beckwith. Ken Wencilis laugh is left to Tommy Smith. Thomas Kerr wills his great desire for education to Tom Armagost. Betty Lyle leaves her commercial ability to Vincent Switzer. Edna Martz leaves her red hair to anyone who wants it and promises to take good care of it. Shirley McAninch wills her interest in sports to Noreen Shofestall. Avanelle Milli-r's dimples are left to Mr. Aaron. Gene Myers leaves his Remington,' behind for Miss Mentzer. Peggy Reinsel leaves her smile to anyone who can use it as effectively as she does. Virginia Reynolds wills her photogenic profile to Keith Skidmore. Betty Robertson's penmanship is left to Ray Bish. Evelyn Rosenquest,s position in the store is left to an honest junior. Marie Shaul bequeaths her ability to argue to Nellie Repoff. Luella Boothis position on the girls, team is left to Emogene Brocious. Doris Burns wills her seamstress ability to the Home Ec. Dept. Jean Clinger leaves her hei ht to Bobby Fink. Mary Anne Hedrick's inteJligence is left to Chuck Swineford. Janet Buzard wills her position as scorekeeper to any- one as capable as she. Pay Joyner wills her pretty long hair to Lois Wiant. Dorothy Kennedy wills her junk collectioni' to Sally Collett. Elva Mae Collett wills her soprano voice in the chorus to Dick Fleming. WVe do hereby make, constitute, and appoint Mr. Collett to be our Executor of this, our last will and testament. IN VV ITNESS VVHEREOF, We, the Class of F orty-eight, the Testators above named have here- unto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, this Fourth Day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight. CLASS OF F ORTY-EIGHT Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above Class of Forty-eight as and for our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names, at their request, as wit- nesses thereunto, in the presence of said testators and of each other. Earla C. Mentzer Grace D. Stewart Snapshots 94 P55 m f ff wa N V l Underclasses jr. Class Officers Left to right-Bill Canoe, Mr. Aaron, lean llaybuck, jack Love, Mr. Kahle, Kay Eshbaugh 'U The History Ui The rlunitir Class September 5, 1945 is a memorable dav in the minds of our sixty-one Juniors. On this day, a product of eight years of preparation, we proudly marched into the class rooms of Mrs. Songer and Miss King. You can well imagine our pride as we were now considered a part of our Senior High school. Since our Freshman year we have taken an active part in all school activities and with pleas- ure look forward to the spring of 1949 when we shall receive our diplomas. Our first class meeting was on September 19, 1945 when we elected the following officers: President . , NVendell Love Vice President Kay Eshbaugh Secretary . Erma Swyers Treasurer ., .. , ., . . , , . , Iohn Love During the year, our activities were' skat- ing parties, a box social, and the movie, The Spanish Mainev from which we made a profit of 312337. Our treasury revealed 3199.04 as a result of our efforts. At the beginning of our Sophomore year, our class numbered seventy-three. After getting acquainted with the new students from Haw- thorne and Corsica, we had our first class meet- ing on September 25, 1946, and elected our class oflicers as follows: s President . Erma Swyers Vice Presdent Dick Fleming Secretary , Nlary Ann Taylor Treasurer . . , Iohn Love 26 Our advisers who helped us throughout the vear were Mrs. Arner, Nlrs. Corbett, 'and Mr.. Riley. C WVe will never forget some interesting activi- ties of this term. Our main event was the Sadie Hawkinis Day Dancei' which was a great delight to the whole high school. NVe sponsored the movie Black Beautyv and also a skating party at Clarion. XVe came back this ycar, September 3, 1947, as 'jolly luniorsv. Our class went to work immediately under the leadership of Mr. Kable and Mr. Aaron. VVe chose the following officers: President . ,. . , lean Raybuck Vice President . ,. .,.. Bill Canoe Secretary ,, . .. . Kay Eshbaugh Treasurer . ..,.,.. ,, , ,. .,..,., Iohn Love Shirley Myers was appointed editor for the School Newspaper which was continued from last year. ln October we had an enjoyable Halloweyen Party. The two most important events to come are the receiving of our class rings and the Prom. XVe have members who are interested in athletics and other activities. YVe are looking forward to becoming Dignified Seniorsv next vear. Junior Class llll First Row llc-ft to riglitl-Joanne XVulclorf, Kay Eslilmugli, Earl Hnrnisli, Rmnu I,cncllwttcr, Iulm Love, Shirley Myers, Thomas Smith, Helen Re-dingcr, Mr. Auron. Sc-ccmcl Row--Clmrlotte Smitli, Mary Ann Fiscus, Doris Hulse, Sliirlvy NL-il, Imwcfll Slnlilmim, Bill Fink, Eclwurcl Rcinscl, -Iolm Cross. K Tliircl Row-W'illinm Fitzsimmmis, Ke-itli Hctrick, Dmmlcl Nloorc, Rmuilcl rfL'l'NVllllf.fCI', Zane Kerr, Vvllllillll Canoe. Fourth Row7Eurl Sliumaker, XVemlell Lwvc, xvllllillll Cirts, Tllrmliis Armagost, Riclmrcl Fleming, llll First Huw llcft to riglltl-Rutli Rm-cl, Mary Cutlwrim- Aurmi, Lois Aim Orcutt, Klzirguret Bl'OL'kNV2ly, Ywmiw Culnuc, Vir- ffiniu llaiiglicrty lame- Clark Dmmlcl Bisli, Erma Swvvrs, Mr. Knlilo. 1- , , . 7 , Sm-uml RUXV1Rltil.AilTUll, Avalm-llc Box vriclgc, Nlary iX'lk1l'g2ll'Ul llimlmzm, Patsy Cruylulll, Ixcnwyn Bums, Ray Dangli- L-rty, Doris Tlwmpsim, Olin- Bisli, llmmu Le-c Simpson. Tluircl How'-l'myl3isl1, juan Ruylnlck, Ric-luinl ,Iona-s, lliltim Slniulf, Pauly Rankin, Dminis XVilcox, Vim but Switxc-r, Mary Lou Rankin. Fmirlli Row-Luis xvllllll, Nvllix- R4-pulll .lzum-s M4-Kinlvy, lilwoud llzmliin. Nlziry Lou Baxrtlvy, Mary Allll 'l'a1ylwr, Zulu lXlyvrs. 3- 1 Soph. Class Officers Left to right-Mr. Riley, Sal ly Collett, Duane Neal, Ken neth Shick, Mrs. Berlin, Mr Keener, Evelyn Corbett, History of The Class uf IQEUH When we walked through the doors of Clar- ion-Limestone on September 3, 1946, everybody thought we were terribly Hgreenv, but soon de- cided otherwise when we entered into the spirit and the activities of the high school so co-oper- atively. Our 84 members were widely scattered over the surrounding communities, but we soon got acquainted and chose our class oflicers, who proved to be very efficient. The officers were: President ...,..,..,. ..... ......,., D o n Heasley Vice-President .,..,. Virginia Moore Secretary ....... .,..,.. K athleen Haines Treasurer ...,.............,...,., Evelyn Corbett Our various activities of the year netted us a profit of 88683. When we left at the end of the term, we felt proud of our progressive class. This year our class membership was reduced to 67, because many of our friends went to Sum- merville. VVe soon organized and elected our officers. They are: President ...,........ ....... S ally Collett V ice-President .,.,,. ,.......... D uane Neal Secretary ....,....,... ,.... E velyn Corbett Treasurer ,........,...,..,....... Kenneth Shick A memorable event for us was that day of hideous faces, and unkempt pigtails! You have guessed it, Initiation!', We all had a wonderful time, even though our bus drivers were doubtful about hauling us. We gave an entertaining pro- gram, and know our good sportsmanship was ap- preciated by the 'iluniorsf' VVe will never forget the sponsoring of our i'Sadie Hawkins Day Dancef, Everyone had a wonderful time, and we profited by it. We are planning to sponsor a movie and a skating party. VVe are sure our activities will be successful. Our enthusiasm spells SUCCESS,' for us. Our class members are well represented in school affairs-girls, and boys, basketball, cheer- leading, band, orchestra, and the choruses. We feel certain that we can walk erectly in the footsteps of the 'gjollv Iuniorsf, next year. Smphumure Class H11 IUB d IUC IO X Front Row Qlcft to l'igllt71Illl'illl Lchmun, Dun Rankin, XViIlium Bish, Ilia-hz11'c1 lim-inse-1, Huy Kuhlv, Iuhn Milos. Cla-rnld XVultvr, Ernest Miller, BI21I'g2lI4l't Orc-utt, Nlr. Riley. S11-cumd IKUXV-111116 SlIIllllICl'YiHP, Nlillf' Illl Gray, Luis Dolby, xl1lI'QllC1'ilC' Bs'c'1's, 17115 1' KPIIIICCIY. lJll2llll' Nc-il. Xyllylll' l,ca1cUwttc1', Nwlyn Curlwtl, Doris Switzer, Tllird RUNX'2XYAlUL'ill1 Brown, Cliftml Iltlllllllilllgll, Km-nm-th Sllick, f:Ilil1'll'S SXX'illC1kU1'd, lmumlrd Ruclvr, limmld Pum- q11c'1'c'ttc', John Thmnus. l cmu1'tl1 RlJNYfc1CI'Ll.1d Blom-s, Calc Millvr, Dulc Nlillvr, Rmullcl Sl'igXYU1'tll, Dulc 'l'l1o11u1s. I0 B-10 C71 rout Row Qlvft to rigl1U-Mr. K9t'llL'l', Alnbrusc Axlrml. x7t'1'llll1I Sllil1gl6'Cl4'Ckl'l', A192111 Lylv, Yamila B fJ21klL'fl Viviun Fikv, Put Ki'lllIl'Illllt1l. Sully Collctt, NVilrlz1 .IUIIIISUIL Pnl Xwlitv, Hrs. Bcrlin. Svvolid Ruwfllick SXVil7l'l', Glenn Smith, P11111 Alliscvll, Cvltllcl Kalhle, Yixiun H41-kwitll, lqllllllll Kallllv. -Ivan f1CTlll2lll, livttjv Dvtrirk, xIil1'jUI'il' Xwlcux. 'Vllird Hmm'-Nlillurd Bisll, -lzunvs FiSk'llS, c10I'1'j' Vvultun, 1111111 Nilllkill. IIt'I'lJl'I'1 BIITIIS, l.m1-1141 Smith. l':iIt'l'll Jxllltlll N011-mu SIlOfL'StllH. l m11'th Row--Pllyllis Ill-zlslvy, Dc1yh'N'Vl1itv, Dum XV4-Hs, Dun llc-uslvy, NYilla1rcl Linde-muulln, Dah' Slum, lillthlllll II2lillL'N 253 NJA QB Freshman Class l'l'U11f RMK 11141 In rigllli--DulvXIuNIulu11, Xlildwd Lylv. Dm-lla Yvill, Lu Hum' Imxv, Slnirlvy l1lIllllxl'llHK'1xVI', Hxllxrl' Nichulwxl, ,Ium-I XWI4-wx, Nlilfiilll Slu'1'111m1, Hvlc-11 Sxxyvrs, AIURHI xYil'lL'l'UXX, Kvitln SliidFlllTI4l'. 1 L-cmuzd Hmx7l'l15Ilix VIQIHJIIIHS, llulmlluy Sliillll. Ruth H1-pull, Jxlllif' XY'hitm11zl11, Dmullly' Hc'1c'l1a1l'cl, lflljllllrllll Simi Damuld XIiHr'1', D4-lfm-s I,l'LlCll7l'lll'l', Bvtty RUSUIIKIIIPSI, lAll'l'klillC IJL'Yil'l', -Izwk XYl'llL'iI, Mrs, O l51'ic'l1. lialck Huwflluris XYlIl'l'IK'I', Mary Slmun, Shirlvy Stllllllllilll, Margie! Nlolnwy, 'I'l'llIll2l1l Mills, llmnuallll xIL'AllillL'lI, Eugvm- Milli-r, XVillium Nusa-llqllc-sl, Imuchl XfV11clcling, Alclu -'0hllSUIl, Yinvmnt Nlillcr. l'w1'LIlIl Hmm'ilcfttu1'ig11i57l 1'z11rk Ciris. Lowtial Hl'0l'kNY21y, Dnrl Bish, lClT'IUgClxll Hmm-irrllx. ljllllllt' Clam sou, Noble Cross. lilujm' licuotll, Sum Gifts. Ray IDLlllgIlL'l4tY. Lewis f1ilfIIl'l'S, xviuilllll ClL1ll21Ql'II, licmlmby Fink. Miss Ifums Sw-func! R4DV.fXvX1lIIlll' Xllimll, Xlilfilyll ,-Xxvly, xlillflyll c,:OUkSUlI, l':YUlllPK' Cllllybill, limnnnic- Clnllcltt, Sylxiu lillrus Numni lfinclmzuu. llmmal fll'11ylJill, l:l'1lllL'iS .'Xz1l'4m. Aliu' f:LlHl'llllLll', Bmnliu Buzaml, Sllirlcy COl11ll'l', Sully Fikc' liuvlx limx-Hmmlnl c:llIllIIlillQS, lfmm-is Cuupmg I.2lI'l'y Bc-ridgc, Dun llurmcm, Bill Sxm1'tzl'ugv1', Roluwt Crunk, Car lm-1' liiglvy, Dun Aimimm, Dam Bvckwilll, Dick Buzurd, Ilumvr A1'n1a1gust. 30 QA HB Eighth Grade A--Front Huw Clcft tu riglnl-Miss Hcynulcls, YVurrcn Gross, Clair Alun-ox, Hin-luu'cl Fiscus, llmmlcl Ben-1'iclg4-, llcnry Azlrun, Ruth Cutlnlin-, Bcmlnluy Dauis. cccmcl PKIEXY-liLlI'L'Il Cutllcrs, Cllil1'l0ffl' Amslcr, Ccorginuum Aurrm. D1-llusc Bislm, Curl Alc'xm1clv1', .Xlmu llc'11'ia-ly XIRITX' clI'LlIllt'I', lilillllll' llimcs, Plwllis liisll, Llxilllillll Aamm. Tlnircl Hcfw-Clmrlvg Ihumolcl, Edna Bunn-1', Shirley Burnlmm, Hula:-rt Ki1'kput1'iclx, Pvggy Cullvlt. Bill Fla-ming, Curl Bvckwitlm, Ronald Clinger, Louisa- Bcvericlgv, Kz1tl1c1'im- Gifts, Iclu Mau- Fyv. H13--F1'1xlni Huw 414-ft to rigllllflalcli Lc'Vi4'1', wlallm-S Small, Dolmlcl Sllilnglvflvp-li01', lfrvcl Sl'lg'NNUl'lll, NI111'tl111 Slcum, xIllXllll' Knapp, l,LlXYI'l'Ilk'l' Kulllc, ,lolmniv SXYlfZl'l', llHlJl'I'l Sllicli. Xliss King. Sm-uml HuWgXlz11'y lJLlSQl1C'l'k'Ul', Doris llt'yllUlflS, Blllllllt' Smith, Hulvy Llllx, Sylx in 'l'l1wmpsmm. Xlmm Slllblllll, .-Xllvn lmalcllwllm-x', ll1lVIlNJllIl 'llllVlUl', Sum Sm-ll-, lJUllIl1l Sll'QXYUI'tll. 'l'lni1'rl RllNV2l'lIlll'l'YV Young, l':I'l'4l S1Jl'2llll'ilC', Craig lXlL'lYI1llljllI, L2lVVl'l'lll'l' XVc1nsvl, lxu NVilson, Plnllis XV1ll4lUl'll, Cvr- trucle- Klmnm-, 'XVanlts-rlNIyvrs, Nm,-il Mille-r, Lois Sllulxlukcr. I ill BA 7B Se enih Grade lirmit Row flcft to i'ightl7XIiss Ixllfllll, Ralph llctricli, Plwllis Blair, Xlzuix' Himes, julia Frzuiiptmi, Bmwtu llt'IlI'X'. Shirlvy' llL1Illl0l', lioiniy KLlIlSK'llll2lll, Clll1lI'lPS I..ilXYl'l'l'IIL'i', CillL1l'lK'Sf:l'1lfl1. I Sl'L'UIlll limi'--Hulpli Kviirwiiiiitli, .-Xllwrl lfiscus, Putty Ccrrigv, Klum-c'llu f:l2lI'li, B1ll'iNll'll llllIIIl'S. vlllIIL'l Kinclvl. Shirluy Bvxc'i'iclgv, Pillll .'XLl.I'Oll, Kl'Illll'tll llLliIll'5, l'hircl limi'--Kvnilvlli licxrmzw, Dmnm likllllllllgli, Hmm-llzl filillli, Eu-lyii llc-rmuii, lmlwmy Azlmil, Iiogvi' NlcKi11l0x', , v y - v 7 ,l2U'lllIt'l1llt' .Iuym-1', Nzuicy c,lll'l'Il'l', X i'l'lllJl'l llzlwk. mirth llmv---Slw Blllillil, Hzlrlmilm lfzllwlg Arimlcl KlIIlSL'llIlilll, tiilllili' 1,c'zullmcttc1', lflrmyml Dvlricli, Ray i'lll'IIliHg, Louis lluiiglim-i'ty, Mary c:lill'Ql'l', Aluscph Agmm. Frcrlll limi' Khlvlt tim l'iglitlfCz11'l NICNIIIIIII. Lyla' SllilH.Cl'. Clmi-les Sl-iiCll1lUl'l', Izuilvs Xxvlllflllfll, Sum XYiuiit, I lm1l'm'l1Lc RL-icl, livlwccu XYull'g1111g. Bil1'lJ2ll'1l Wa-m-il, Xvdllglill Svigwo1'tli. i Sccmncl limi'-Nick Iii-pnll', ,luck Plylc-r, IAIXUII Ralclclg Sn-uit XVz1ltvrs. Kk'lIIll'fll HOSCllillH'Sl, Blklill Xlillvr, lilbllilltl l Null, Alvin Smith, Maury Xvul, Mr. Simpsmi. Thircl limi'-Cmiiiiv lhlCKiSSUll,AllIlil'Slil1lll, Lailhic Smith, Shirley Swilm-r, Nlklfil' Sloan, ,lamina-s Bish, 'I'wi Spramlxlm-, Edwin lizuikin, Shirley N11-Aliiiicli, Cary Oaxklvv. Fuurtli ii1DXXiNLlIlL'B' Milli-r, Hohcrtu limmkiiqlwsi, Ncvriim Hills. Yvmim- 'l'il4-y. xvillilllil 'l'i'm1p. Sum Nlimxw, Dqilr i Smith, .'lllIll'S Hriclgvrs, liiCll11I'ClSilil'li, l'illQl'Ilt' Slllllli 7A fx L-J Y Athletil35 Buys' H351-aethall Iwmmt Hmm Llvfl lu l'lQllU2RUIl1llfl lK'I'XYlIllQ'l'l', Dmmld Xlmmrv, lilll l'1tZSllllllllJIlS, HIUIIIIS Kvrr, Htilllllll Skiclllmlv, Bill c:1'1lU', Hiflllllll Flelllilrg, lilwuml Rankin, VFIIUIIIHS Arun gust, NVc'11cIull l,m'c Slljfllld HUNX7'x'vC'l'llHIl Shi1lgle'flekc-kvly llvrry Xvillttlll, -Iulm lmxv, Clmrlvs SXYilIl'f'Ul'll, 'l'l mam Hills, Bill Fink, ffnrtvr Biglvy, lFl'l'y Hl'1l5l4'j', Dia-lx liulzlrcl, Btlllllj' Fink 'I'l1il'cl Hmm -Kvilll SkiKllI1HI'C, limmlql liamkin, Inlm Nlollmky, flvrallcl Kzllmlv, NIV, Carl I m Nloluwy F. I,.C1u'l c:C'I'11ld Kallllm' XI2lII2lQ,'l'I' f:l72ll'Il Srux'vkm-1-Iwl' :H If -Q? 4 NX he . . 'Qi as ,I ,j Egg, Xa U 3 , is V? X, , A , A jigs? , ai K if Q if , P M 'G QQ V wi W -2 Wa , -21 Q., UL A 3 MK 3 Mi rw Ex .4 - H Girls' Basketball llOIll Rem lla-ll In l'lQlllvSl1lI'lL'f' XlL'.'xIllIlQ'll, Duris llllllllllllhlill, Ummm SlIlll7S1III, Plnyllls llvnslvy. l'llll'i'll 'XllI'I7ll, XlLl1'jUl'll' Xllllllllxf wmnl llmx'fXIrs. Slmlvsialll. Sally Lollvtt, Luvllu limwtlu. ,lklIIl' t.lilI'lx. XOITUII Slmlwt xll Fully' Xllmilv. lflluogc-nw lllwmciolls. .l1!!ll'l lllll1lI'il luwt llllfilfll NI1'a.Slml1'slull Sully Cullctt 31,5 t.-s W kid , ,K in Init, 7 S : i i ,A M X 1, X' X Wim TX. ,. ,jifllm Q f ' ' Q :M fm -1 s - asia 1.:, HM' . . Wy mf-f 5 M -'iv . KVA V sANiwQf if? wg V11 135 , . fy, ,fi , 3 .sk K , c A gf L4 . 4, 1 A . , 4 W- '-y N .,vA ke s ' k fiiv . , ., , :ei 3 nik RW r 32 ,W K ' +A W ii 'ff' K K fx .sw 'LA ff , - X W L . s wr .. gm 4 ' .E 1 x V' if V ,, gh. ., 1:'.:f:.'m M wa.a:4::' WH 2' g if 1-' E7-T' 3 , 1 ,k-x.,,M,,., , N . 1 k z Q if .K W u 1 Cheerleaders lnmt Hmm' flm-lt to I'lQllllfEI'I1lLl Sxxu-rx, llwls-In Ri'lllIIQi'l', Xlnry Xlaxrgam-t lllllillllklll, Kvllx fxllll Kmwm-r, R115 l'lSlllJz1llgll I lc-lx limx'-Kay lJ1lIl!lIt'I'lf. lJlll'Ul'lIf Kt'lIlIk'llf. Nellie llvpulll, lflxax Xlau- flullvll. Cllmrlfw Slllllll l lmNl1wfZUlIvtl Ilumtlly KL'lIlll'1lf Kr-lly JXIIII K K tNlI1I 3. may , afsfii ,ymw f , , Lasyk , f - Al k 3: ' gggf . g .... . A V J, , I L,,. 3 ALW, , ,,,,A ,.,, 1 , - ,, TQ! k 'P+ A X X S J We 'Q , M 'kfisigi' af Q5 Wig! . . '53 ' M ' WW- A AL. - im... ,Q Vi. 1 122 .. as 'ik Af f i NW :SEER w155f,. , 1, -1415, A Um? , , ' .1-gg -ag f iiffy :ff ?Swz' Sflisv-gg . 4j, .f:pQ K I ' Miigfifggg - Xwbww ' ' A W W: , S, Buys' Basketball Os-ke-NVa-Wa, Os-ke-Wa-Wa Os-ke-NVa-VVa, Clarion-Limestone We are little Indian Maids Rah C-L Coming from the Everglades Rah C-L The basketball record of the 1947-1948 sea- son has not been very impressive from the stand- point of wins and losses, but our main gain has been in experience. All but three of our players were competing for their first full varsity year. Next year we shall have the benefit of their ex- perience. The line up of the first team is as follows: Rankin, F orward, Armagost, Forward, Fleming, Center, Moore, Guard, Love, Guard, Iohn Moh- ney, Manager, Gerald Kahle, Scorekeeper. C-L OPP. Parker . .. . H V. 11 41-J. V. 24 Shippenville H V. 27 47-I. V. 30 Summerville .. ...A 36 Farmington H 22 Knox .,,.,,.,...,.,.. A V. 13 19-I. V. 6 Knox ...,,....,.,.....,., .I-I I. V. 18 22-I. V. 4 Alumni . 24 Rimersburg H V. 8 37-1. V. 27 Summerville H 29 Clarion ..,.,.....,.. A 49 Tionesta ,. ....,. ...A 44 East Brady ..,......... A V. 5 53-I. V. 45 Sligo .............,......., A V. 8 43-I. V. 31 New Bethlehem ..,. H 15 Rimersburg .......... A V. 12 45-I. V. 41 Tionesta .. .H 45 Clarion . .,.. ..,....,, H 55 Farmington A 20 East Brady ...,.,..,... H I. V. 18 77-J. V. 57 Sligo .... ....,.....,.. H 1. V. 18 29-I. V. 21 Shippenville ..... .... A I. V. 32 44-J. V. 72 INDIVIDUAL Field Goals Games Tried Made Armagost .,. ....,.. 21 439 91 Rankin . .... ........ 2 1 287 69 Fleming ..... .. .,.. 21 180 41 Nloore .. ....... . H18 106 22 Fitzsimmons 15 69 13 Love, YV. .... 17 49 7 Crate ,.,..... .. ..17 49 Skidmore ............ 17 22 Terwilliger .....,,.,. 6 4 Kerr .. .... 6 6 Fink, Bill .. ......... 1 0 Girls' Basketball About the middle of November Mrs. Shofes- tall, our coach, called together all the girls who were interested in basketball. After much thought and speculation she chose the following girls for the team. F orwards: Pattv White, Lou- ella Booth, Donna Lee Simpson, Eileen Aaron. Emogene Brocious, and Marjorie Mohney. Guards: lane Clark, Shirley McAninch, Doris Simpson, Phyllis Heasley, Noreen Shofestall. Patty WVhite was elected Captain and Louella Booth Co-Captain. Our manager, Sally Collett, and Scorer, Ianet Buzard, stepped forward from last year to continue their work with the team. SCORES Foul Goals Total Pct. Tried Made Pct. Points 207 51 19 .373 201 .240 51 29 569 167 228 61 27 .443 109 208 27 6 .222 50 199 24 10 417 36 .157 28 8 .286 22 102 24 10 417 20 045 6 2 333 4 .250 4 2 500 4 .000 2 0 000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 Our girls have worked hard to attain their goal, which is Victory. C-L OP Summerville .. .. .. A 22 10 Farmington .. .. ..... H 17 1 1 Alumni .. . .... ........ . H 20 27 Summerville . .. . H 17 14 Clarion .... . . A 21 19 Tionesta . .. . A 21 36 Tionesta . . .. .... H 16 26 Clarion ...... ....... ........ H 1 9 26 Farmington . ......... .A 11 9 T I !!'f'fM !fM!f!g ' X f W X Activit Yearbook Front How lleft to rightj-Betty Lyle, Mary Ann Hedrick, Vada Marie Oakley, Miss Merltzer, Miss Sllofestall, Mr. Collett, Miss Coon, Miss Stewart, June Sllnnnerville, Betty Robertson, Palricia Joyner. Second RowfJ0anne Fitzsilnnlons, Joyce Yoder, Genevieve YVilde, Janet Bnzard, Phyllis Hetrick, Lilliall Switzer, Margaret lil'il15Cl, lallk'llil Booth, Gale Oakley, Betty McClintock. H Third Row--Elva Mae Gollett, Kelly Allll Desner, Eugene Daugherty, Bill Crate, Chauncey Shick, 'lll10TI'lilb Kerr, Donald Slronp, Mary Allll Taylor, Jeanlle Slnitll. Fourth Iiowfllorotlly Kennedy, John l72lll2l1!'I'iJ', Kenneth VVencil, Joseph Conner, Donald Reynolds, Darrell Terwilliger, llerllert lXll'A11lllL'll, Rohert Allison. Fi1CllltyAll1ll1lSt1'i1tiD1' ,. , Mr. M. M. Collett Sophomore Manager . . Jlllll' Slll1lI1lCl'VlllU Faclllty Adviser ,,,. ,. Miss Stewart Home EC. Manager ., .. Vada Marie Oakley Faculty Adviser . . , . ,, Miss Coon F. F. A. Manager . . Herbert AlCAlllIlCll FtiClllty Adviser , .. Miss Melltzel' Boys, Sports . .. .... Darrell Terwilliger Editor-in-Chief . , , Chauncey Sllick Girls, Sports , ,, .... . Janet Bllzard Assistant Editor ,.,. , .. ,.., . Gale Oakley Music ., .,,, . ,, Edwin McKinley Adx ertising Manager . , Margaret lleinsel Typing ,. , ,, . ,. Betty Lyle Business Managers . . . Joe Conner, Pat JOYIIGI' Dralnatics . ,. Mary ,Allll Hedrick Junior Manager ,, ,.,... , . .,., Mary A1111 Taylor Art , . ,.,, , ., ,. . .,,....,.. .... , Kelly fxllll K6SllL'1' I . Front Row Cleft to Tigliwfciilli' Oakley, Miss Stewart, Chauncey Sllick. Betty Lyle, Mr. Collett. U I I I I ' Second ltowfflXlargaret lieinsel, Darrell Terwilliger, Miss Mcntzer, Mary Ann Hedrick l3XEEUl1VE Patricia Joyner. Miss Coon, -JIUIC Slnnnlelyille, Vada Marie Oakley. J i Third RIJNV'-'llL'l'l7K l'l hlkkxlllllfll, Joseph Conner, Janet Bl1Z211'll, Mary Allll Taylor. 42 Advertising Slziffilfronl Row th-ft tn righlh- Bliss Stewart, Hohcrt Allison, Donailtl Hwy- nolcls, Ks-nm-th NYvnq-il, ,Ioycc Yorlvly Nixii'::li'v! llc-instfl. Src-onil lioxx-- Botti Xlcfllin- tock. Chili- Onlxls-5, xyillllllll Ciuiiv, ,lznwl lhivzirll, Gunn'- vicvc NX'ilalv, Phyllis Ha-triulx, Bvtty l.yh-, K1-lly K1-siivr, Dor- othy Kc-iilwtly. Buck How-f hlilgviu' Dauiglwr- ty, Cliauim-4-5' Shit-k. john Dziliglnwty, llzirrt-ll 'I'ci'willi- gmt, llzwlmt-i't XIc.'XiiiiiL-li, Lil- liain Sxxitlvr, Ari Stull llvit to riglitbfiktty liohortson, -lc-ninlv Smith. Ln- ulhi Booth. K4-lly Anne Kw- ncr, joainm' lfitfsininions. Xliss Coon. Typing Staff th-ft to rightw- Dorothy KL-nm-ily, Thomas Kerr, junvl Bnzurd, Elvu Maw Collvtt, Bliss Xlentzcr, BL-tty Lvlv, Yearbook Staff Io Action Acliievmnc-ntl Snccessl Thot's what tht- Pzuiorainu of '48 inc-uns to us of thv Senior class. Sincc we wvrv l'1l'CSlllI1Cl1. We lion- waited im- potivntly for thv clay when wc too. conlcl pnhlish our own yeorhook. As inenihvrs of tha- Craclnuting Class of 19-18 wc wish to tulw this opportunity' to c-xprvss 21 sin- cvrc and hearty thanks to you who lmvv helped to inzilw 21 snccc-ss of thc- Pllllfllllllill, NVLK realize! that tra-incnclons tilnc :incl co-opcmtion thot was m-ccssmy to nmkc- this edition il silcc-1-ss. The Punoruinzi contains pictnros and snap- shots ot triencls. partir-s. and clzinca-s that wo shall rvinmnlwr wvll in thv years to count-. I wish to thunk Nliss Ste-wort, Xliss Nlviitxw. Xliss Coon, Mr. ilollctt. and thnx stall tor thvii L-xccllent work oncl co-operation. clll11llllC'C'y IC. Shit-k liclitor t Front llow llelit to rightl-Ke1111etl1 xxlC'llL'll, Dorotl1x' KK'Illl0ClV, Ed McKi11lex', l'llx11 H14 Collell, llolmld SlilillllUl'l', Kelly A1111 KL'5llL'l'.'clllll' Oakley, xlllIlL't Blllllifl liilek llovifXl. Xl, Collett, Miss Xlentzer, Bliss flllklll, xlk1l'gL1I'l'l liL'lllSL'l, Ed Sl1IllllIl'I'Xlllt ll1llI'lL'I1l ,lUf'IIl'I'. ll1o11111s lxerr. Alilllll l'1t7si111111o11s, .'XX1llll'lll' Xliller. Betty Lyle A' Ease Ui Springtime, Xvllltll lioh tried the sawing Ll XYOIIIZIII i11 l111lli magic trick Oll tl1e high school 1Jl'iIlClPllllS ClLlllgllt6I', it did11,t work! lle did11't really hurt her, hut at the rise ol' tl1e e11rt11i11, Boh is already ill plenty ol- trouhle. Ile decides l1e will try to pretend he is too sick to go to school lor ll few days-lioping the Whole thing will hlow over. He calls Mr. AlX'l'll21li0I', the school prineipzil, amd talking like l1is Dad, tells the priincipul that Boh czmlt go to school. Things l7CC'0lllL' so co111plicated that Boh also has to imitate the family doctor, who tells Mr. fXl7Cl'IlilliCl' that the hoy has lN'0IlC'lIl2ll C'OIl11JllC2lflOllS. XVhile he is llllillllllg, Xlr. Parker. his futher. comes sile11tlv into the room and listens to the co11x'e1'sz1tio11. Ile hecomes verv ungrv with Boh for i111it11ti11g llllll, llllt it is Mrs. lJilI'liUl'NVl10 Hllllllf' has il llf'ill'l-iii-llttlllt talk with Boh. It SUUIIIS that his girl. .loz111. the priucipalis duiigllter, is falling for El college 1111111. Boh. i11 il great eltort to prove how polished amd s1111x'e he C2111 he. has tlllilxll up 11111gic. xVlll'll l1is big trick goes wrong flllflllg the zissemhljx 1Jl'Oj.fI'tllll. he is PI'ilCflL'illly suspected of zlttcmpted llOIlllCl1lU. hll'llIlNYllllC. Dickie, the kid hrother, while ill'IllOllStl'2lflllg l1is ullyllillllli' IllllSC.'li'-llllllillllg lessons to Gwen, the girl who tags illOIlQ utter him, has to1'11 the t'o1'11111l cout Boh horrowed f1'o111 .loam to wean' diiring his magic show. The cout just llllppCIlS to heloiig to Mr. Al7l'l'Ililli0l'. xVlll'll loan drops hy to Cll'lllilllCl tl1e cout, Hoh liurriedly drops it i11 ll lilllllilly hug which is sitting i11 the 1'oo11'1, i11 order to hide the Clillllllgix. lle tells ,loam that he is l111x'i11g tl1e cout cleauied amd pressed. Boh Cl0L'SII.t know that l,o11ellz1. the Parkers' maid. is to dye UYl'l'f'tlllllg i11 the l21llIlLll'X' hug hright yellow, By tl1e time Boh finds the real tlite of the ltllllllllf' hug, it is too lute, for Nlr. .'hl7Cl'Ilillil'l' has discoxered l'Ylxl'YllllIlgl The dye is custf' B1 1141111 Bohls li11111ily is hegi1111i11g to get Sl'l'l0llSlf' wo1'1'ied. Xlrs. P2ll'liC'l' decides to t'IltCl'f2llIl Xlesdumes Bl'llIlSXX'lC'li, James. and llill who are the 11lliee1'sol'tl1e l'. 'lf 11. .14 Case Ui Springtime She hopes that these ladies may intercede for her son. Bob is all set to prove how misunderstood he is, and that he is quite a fine young man, but his plan is shattered. The night the P. T. A. ladies are to come, there is also a college dance. Betty, Bob's sister, and Eddie. joarfs brother, are going double-dating with Ioan and a college fellow. They plan to stop at the Parker home after the dance for a snack. Dickie has set up a whole series of home-made booby traps Ccontrived out of hot pads, red pepper, needles, and electric fanj He has set these traps to get even with Ioan for the way she had been treating Bob. The P. T. A. ladies walk right into the traps. They are sure it was Bobis fault. F rantically angry, they want to denounce him to the authorities, but that isn't necessary. I Meanwhile, Bob finds two small animals fwhich he thinks are rabbitsj in the park near the zoo. He takes them home to feed and care for them. After the animals have had several offspring, Bob decides to sell them. He takes the two he found to the pet shop for approval. The owner of the shop calls the Zoo and also calls the police. A Plainclothesmanv comes to take Bob to headquarters just as the P. T. A. ladies were about to denounce him. Events take a sudden and de- lightful turn when Miss Bright arrives from the zoo. She seems delighted that Bob has taken such good care of the animals. She asks to see the offspring. She tells him that he has done something that the zoo has been unable to do-propa.- gate them. She asks if anyone knows what kind of animals they are, then tells them that the animals are chinchillas of the South American type. Each one is worth 8300. She thanks Bob for taking care of the animals and tells him he may keep the twenty-seven offspring. In the end Bob and Ioan become practically engaged. Mr. Abernaker de- cides that Bob will make quite a resourceful son-in-law. Bob Parker ..... Mr. Parker ..... . Mrs. Parker .. . Betty Parker , Dickie Parker ........ ....... Gwen Anderson ...... , .... . Joan Abernaker Eddie ............ Louella .......... ...... ....... Mr. Abernaker . .... ...... . Mrs. Brunswick ....... .,..... Mrs. James ...,,....... ....,.. Mrs. Hlll ....,........... ....... Plainclothes Man Miss Bright CAST who is on a spot , his father , ..... . . his mother ....... , his sister .... ., , .. the kid brother .... Dickie's Flame', .. .. the principalis daughter her brother ..... ., , .... ..., . .. the Parkers, maid .,.......... . . the high school principal oftheP. T. A. . ofthe P.T.A. of the P. T. A. ..,. . the 'ilawi' .. ..... .. from the zoo ...,. 45 Edwin McKinley Cale Oakley Ianet Buzard ....... Dorothy Kennedy Ronald Skidmore .. .. Kelly Ann Kesner Elva Mae Collett .. ..., Kenneth Weiicil Ioanne Fitzsimmons Thomas Kerr . Avanelle Miller ...... Margaret Reinsel Patricia Joyner Edward Summerville Betty Lyle lfront Row Lleft to riglitl-Kay lfslihangh, llelen Redinger. Roma Faye Leadlmetler. Kay Daugherty. Miss Menixer, Mr. Aaron, Mr. Kahle, Charlotte Smith, Lois Orentt, Ralph l'asqnerette, Earl llarnish. ' Seeoncl Ron'fEd Reinsel, Ray Bish, Shirley Myers, Marv Ann Fisens, Nellie Repofli, Mary Lon Rankin, Shirley Neal. l l calm-lsisli. lure-rimif-S. ' ' ' ' Third Rowf-Zane Kerr. Lowell Stahlman. Diek Fleming. Earl Slnnnaker. Tom Arinagost. Ronald Terxyilliger. XXI-ndell Loxe, john Cross. School ewspaper Staff At the end of our Sophomore year. we, who are now IllH'lO1'S decided to continue the Clarion- Limestone Newspaper. At our second elass meeting we elected Shir- ley Myers as editor-in-chief of the newspaper. Following this We had a meeting of those who were interested in the newspaper. Each re- eeiyed the task he was to do toward editing the newspaper. At this meeting we also decided to ehange the name oi' the newspaper. After taking a poll of the students suggestions we decided on the HC-1, Lionfl Credit goes to lerry YValton. for suggesting this name. YVe haye tried to make the paper more inter- esting hy adding Mlielieye lt or Notv. Fadsn. and 'iXVho's X'Vho in Clarion-Limestonef' The staff is as follows: Editor-in-chief . ,, . . . . . . , Shirley Myers Assistant Editor Kay Eshhangh Y W . 7 X30 S ll ho . Ralph Pasqnerette Clheerleadin f I x N X - . Believe Itm'5'NOt ., . . llclcn Rtdnigei Sports , , Richard Fleming. Tom Armagost, Ronnie Terwilliger Gossip . , ., , , Dick jones, Mary lion Rankin. Olive Bish F. F. A. , . Ed Reinsel Fads Kay Daugherty, Shirley Neal llome Ee. , , Mary Fisens, Roma Leadhetter Nicknames Keith lletricli. Iohn Gross. Earl llarnish Selling . Charlotte Smith. Lois Orentt, Nellie Repoil llnmor Ray Rish. Zane Kerr lnnior Class News , Mary Lon Rankin, Olive Bish, Lowell Stahlman Musical Activities At E-L BAND Our band is comparatively smaller this year but we do not let this affect the quality of our renditions. The music department has presented several assembly programs. Our band presented the following entertainment for the assembly November 12, 1947: '6Soldiers, Chorusv, from the opera Faustv by Gounod, Take Off Marchv by G. E. Holmes, Flagship Marchv by G. E. Holmes. Our 16 piece band is under the capable direction of Mrs. Stephen Carrier of Summerville, Pennsylvania. ORCHESTRA Orchestra gives to those who are musically talented an opportunity to use their talents and to develop them to their greatest extent. Music is a universal language which we all may enjoy. There is great satisfaction in creating pleasure and enjoyment for others as well as entertainment for our- selves. VVe feel that we have improved greatly under the able direction of Miss Anna Marie Keller. MIXED CHORUS The first big event for Mixed Chorus this year was the Christmas Can- tata, Childe jesusv which was presented December 16, 1947 in the school auditorium. The Chorus spent many long hours of special practices as well as the regularly scheduled Wednesday afternoon practices. in preparation for this program. The Christmas story was portrayed on the stage in panto- mime by other members of the student body. Shortly after the Cantata was presented the chorus made two record- ings of excerpts from the Cantata. Among these were: The Holy Nighty, Solo by Ed McKinley, K'Today There Is Ringingv, Angels We have Heard On Highn, The First Noelu, Come All Ye Faithfulf, and O Come, O Come Emmanuelf, VVe have now decided to present a minstrel show the Georgia Jubilee Minstrelv. This has caused much excitement and enthusiasm among our 40 members as almost every one is to be a black-facev Several of the num- bers are going to be original and this will show the initiative and resource- fulness of our choral group. THE GEORGIA IUBILEE MINSTREL At the time this book goes to press the Mixed Chorus is formulating plans for a minstrel show. Mr. Kahle has been chosen as Interlocutor. The End Men selected are Don Moore, Kenny Wencil, Dick Fleming, Tom Armagost, Lowell Stahlman, and Elwood Rankin. Plans for the special music and novelty numbers have not been completed. But with enthusiasm running high among the forty chorus members we expect the show to be a smash hit. The Minstrel will be given about the middle of March. 50 C59 Art Department 'l'l1ird Row llc-it to riglitl-Ronald Pasqlwrvttc, Earl Slniinalwr, Kc-itli Iletriclf, Ronald Tcrwilligcr, Ricliard Jones Sm-ondRow-B1-tty l'lOlX'1'fSUll,CiC'llL'Xlk'NCxVllClC,IOl1ll Cross, Xvllit- Hcpoll, plvaiim' Siniili, Eu-lyn lioscnquest, Ray , Kalile, Louvlla Bootli lfront How-Ricliartl Rankin, Don Hvinscl. joannc Fitzsinnnons, Avanellc Milla-r, Miss Coon, Gerald Walter, Pliyllis Iletriclc, Vada Marin' Oakley, Kvlly Ann Ke-sner Almscnt when pic-turn' was taken-Bill Girts, Dale Miller, Bill Martz ART REPORT Miss Coon, our Art supervisor. has encouraged her stndcnts to be prac- tical in thc fields of art so that our time spcnt here can bc applied to our everyday living. Among the accoinplislnnents of tlic Art Classes arc tlic drawing of thc- cut page-s for the ycarlmook, charcoal drawings, interior dvcorating Wood- cralts, water painting, lc-ttvring. designing. and stenciling. 1 f 1 Home Economics 11-18 111 111 1'ig11U--11121111111 vVil1K1Ul'1-, K111' 1Qs11111111g11, 5111111 ff11l11111'i1111 A111'1111, 111111111 111111i11U111' 1111 1J111g11 s I1l1l, 1111t11 1l11ss, 1,111s Orc-1111, 1'1l'11l1l S11'1111's, 1111111 11111111. U 7 11111111 H1111 1 11is NYi1111t, NI11rg111'11t 131111-1111'111', c1112ll'1ll11l' S111i111, NI111'1 ixllll 1'11SC'll5, xlilfj' L11 15AlI'111.'f', Z1111 X 1 1 1111 1'11s1' G1'111'11i11, 111111111 F1111 L1111111111tt111'. Ll 11111 11111111 C11111111-, NI111'1' ixllll '1'111'1111', Doris '111l11ll11lS1111. 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T1111 girls 11111 t1111i11g 1111 11cti1'11 i11t111'11st i11 the project 111111 11111 s1111wi11g sp1111111i11 1-11-11pe1'11ti1111 111111 t11111111V111'k. T1111 p1'11Hts 11111 to 1111 11s1111 to 111111 some c11111'1111i1111c11s '111 t1111 I1111111. M 111'11p111'i11g L11111111 w ' Zpos ,,..-.. f Home Economics IU First How flelit to riglitl-Putty NVhite, -lean Lyle, Sully Ccmllett, Mrs. Berlin, Vaidzi Nlurie Oakley Viviun Filce, W'ildu Iolinsoii. 7 l Second Row--Ieaui Linderniuu, N ivizui Beckwith, lXm'een Sliofestull, Emnm Kathie, Betty Det- riek, Murjrn'ie YVileox, Put Keimemuth. Third lhmfflfileeii Auron, I,m'ei1u Smith, Phyllis lleusley, Kathleen llziiues. YVQ Were very much pleased this year to find that 21 new l'Cl:l'lgC1'iltO1', stove, mix-inaster and at tahle sewing machine had been added to our equipment. Plans have been made to l'L'-211'1'3.Hg6 the home economics room with the kitchen units ut the front. All those who take Home Economics find it very useful in everyday life. Making Cl11'iSilllilS Gifts 53 Vocational Agriculture 11-12 Front llou' 114-ft to i'iglit1fEclWi1rcl Fu-insa-l, Kc-mxvu Burns, llc-i'lum'i't NIL-,-Xiiincli, X111 Ke-e-in-11 Rol-L-it Allison, Holu-rt lte-ynolcls, Hnlpli lJ2lSl1lll'I'l'lll'. S1 oncl lion Bill Nluitlu Bill clllllll liol t Nllllxlll Ilonui But . -4- . '- . 1 -, 11 -, Ja-1' i ' , -' 'nm DL-nnis XYilg-ox, Paul Fraunplr rn. Tliirfl liow-Vince-nt Swilxi-r, Yuiwc- Burns, Ionic-s llvnry, Don Hi-ynolcls, XVc-nclvll Low-. P. if. A. 'l'lu- Futura- Fnrnu-rs of Ains-rin-gi is tlu- Nutiounl Or- ll. I. Hg-inz Company, and tlu- stockyurds. NW- clrow- gunixntioii ot, by, uncl tor, farin boys studying Yllkillllilllll tlirous.-gli tlic Lilwrty Tulum-s :incl tlu-n visitz-cl tlu- lligliland ugriculturt- in puliliu liigli schools. Park Zoo. . 'Ijlic nizglor 1JuI'Dosm-5 of the Fl1tll1'livFtl1'l1191'S ot fhncr- The lncsmlt Uffiwlg of HW lf' Isp A- arm 1021 inc to new-lop ngru-iilturul lc-nclc-islnp, co-opt-lution. citizcnsllip, iniproxc-cl ugriciilturc, :incl patriotisni. Tlic- l,I'USlLlPlll , ,. ., ,. . ., Rolx-rt Allison F. F. A. is one ot' tlu- nzitionnlly known youtli orgunizn- Vice Prc-sicls-nt . . Eclwurcl Hs-insel tions in ilu- Unitccl Stutc-s. Many ot ilu- fine lucls ol Clur- Scciw-tary . lla-rlx-rt lvk-Aiiiiicli ion-Linn-stone art- nu-inlx-i's of tliis orgzuiizution. 'll1'CilSll1'6'l' .. , ,,., Paul Frinnpton During tlicsi- last tt-W months, nuuiy linux- lic-lu-fitc-Ll Rc-portcr .. . . . Hicluirrl Switzer from tlu- Clltlpti-'1', On August 28, 1947, we went on 11 trip Sm-ntinn-1 .. . , . . , Honu-1' Burns to Pittslnurgli. KVA- vinita-cl Arniourls Nl:-nt Packing Plant, Aclvisei' , , . Nlr. Ch-orgc NV. 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This tr11111i11g 11111 11111 1111y11111- 111 the 11-11111-1'sh1p whi1-11 111- Illllj' 1111111-1't11111- 111t1-1' 111 1111-. Shop xvllfk r- Home EIZUIIUHHCS Snapsshots VUEHHUIIHI Agriculture 5Hl1DShUtS an-. SSES mul Bu -C2 Q UU Clarion-Limestone f f A Z: ,L :gf Y 3 3, i i -iw: wg fig Q. , ,V ,en- Awxls f x SY VW' Q ,:..., 5:: ,.,. , V .... 1 5 l S N A P 5 H U T S gs M Q ewes ,ff Elementary Classes 61 Grade 12X Grade 1B Grade EZX Grade EH r Grade HEX Grade 3E Grade 42X Grade 411 Grade SZX Grade GE Grade G W . x f w ,f K f f f Q i Advertising We OTHER Peoefss.. can produce Finer YEARBOOKS Than The OLD RE LIABL E ir o o WTWQWW The mosf ofhers canxboasl' after alIThese years is 'as qood as le1'ferpress Nous CLAIM BETTER RESULTS! l NCNE ASTUAELY ARE- AS- GQOQ U For fha Ffhesf 127 lfearbooks of Dfkffhcffbn, Always, 670!75Uff your ?h07'o-Cffqraver and 1 effefgref: Prfhfefc LEWIS STUDIO VVishes Success to the 1948 Senior Class 67 4 , fF'FT' U2?J ' tslkemft - :r c ' X ,, '.' N, gf Y 2 4 if I Y Lf r K 4 A 1 N- 1 ,, f,H,,,- !:: 1. A' J, C I , A f Vi 5' -Q .. Z'43f'2j1U, -- f r :full iw , ti. asv M wzf W The folks who use our Auto Loan plan are enthusiastic about its economy and convenience. Get the details before yo lfiI'15.I'1Ce your next car. THRIFT FINANCE COMPANY 515 Main Street PHONE 7 Clarioim, Pa, Get KIST For A Nickel KIST BEVERAC-ES CRAIG NICCALL Distributor CALLENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Grange And Other Flavors 68 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FRED JENKINS Clarion, Pennsylvania Compliments of J. W. REINSEL General Merchandise Roofing - Fertilizer - Lime - Cement Batteries - Tires - Feed - Flour Gas and Oil FROGTOWN, PA. Give us a Ring Phone Strattonville 51-R-2 69 Compliments of ZACHERL MOTOR TRUCK SALES CLARION, PA. International Motors, Trucks, and Busses 'Genuine Parts and Accessories Dependable Service on any Motor Truck Compliments of CLARION ROLLER MILLS A. o. JOHNSON, Prop. Phone 592 Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw, Fertilizer and Grass Seed A Complete Line of i'Ful-O-Pepv Feeds 70 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CLARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CLARION, PENNA Complimeilts of DISTRIBUTOR TIRE SALES CO. Distributors New Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Service Hecappiug and Vulcauiziug VVheels and Rims QUICK ROAD SERVICE PHONE 123 WOOD STREET NENV BETHLEHEM, PA vi FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW7BETHLEHEM,PENNA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CROOKS SHOES Q FOR ALL THE FAMILY Gy Cub Congratulations 2 - to the Class of ,48 df from SHOES FOR BOYS AND GlRlS j Clarionis Newest I Shoe Store X-RAY FITTING CLOTHING - SHOES 72 You,ll Enjoy Shopping at the R. M. S. FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE 38 NENV BETHLEHEM, PA. PLYLER MOTOR COMPANY DODGE - PLYMOUTH The Good Place to Buy a Good Car HOME EXPERT AND MECHANIC AUTO Phone 500 BEST SERVICE SUPPLIES AVAILABLE MAIN STREET BROOKVILLE, PA 73 CLARION COAL MINING CO. Miners and Shippers KITTANNING AND FREEPORT COAL 512 Main Street CLARION, PA. LAKES TO SEA MOTOR CO. 19 Pickering St. BROOKVILLE, PA. Phone 600 Authorized SALES and SERVICE ' BUICK PONTIAC 74 L. A. LEATHERS BROOKVILLE, PA. UWC Mukclt A Point To Please? Distributors for FORD - FERGUSON TRACTORS and NEXV IDEA FARM INIPLENIENTS HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE T. W. CHAPMAN AUTO EXCHANGE New and Used P3.1'tS Used Cars Bought and Sold . Parts Under the Management of jim Neal C 2 MILES EAST OF CLARION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 W. PERSHING STAHLMAN HEAVY HAULING WINCHING CONTRACT HAULING Phone 36-R-4 CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA MYRON T. GILMORE Office Service Business Systems 0 Bookkeeping 0 Tax Reports Oflice Machines Insurance 0 Real Estate 0 Notary Public PHONE 269 227 Broad St. NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. '76 CWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS CO. Clarion County,s Largest Industry . . . Extends sincere congratulations and good Wishes to the 1948 grad- uates of Clarion-Limestone School. May all your future under- takings be crowned with success!!! Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO. CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA The Friendly Storey 77 . W E I N , S Clarion Countyis Finest Store BEST WISHES F011 YOUR SUCCESS DAVID A. KAUFMAN Jcwclcr CLARION, PENNA. Phone 689 Compliments of MAUIIS DAIRY STORE Ice Cream Lunches Nuts of All Kinds CLARION, PENNA. Compliments of WILSON BAKERIES Phone 268 CLARION, PENNA. 78 HASKELL FURNITURE CO. Quality Home Furnishings at Reasonable Prices CLARION. PENNA. BANK WITH I CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY CLARION, PENNA. I I ROSALIE SHOP A Brunch of Morris Childrens Shop, Grove City, Pa. INFANTS and CHILDRENS WEAR Ladies Lingerie 603 Malin Street Clarion, Penna. PHONE 526 M E R W I N , S I Corner of 6th and Main Street I PHONE 323 CLARION Newspapers Ice Cream I Candy Stationery Fountain Service I 79 Compliments of P E N N E Y , S i'It Pays to Shop at Pi-nney's CLARION, PA. J. F. BOWSEP. SUMMERVILLE, PA. Meat - Groceries Fruits Frigidaire Ranges fx Refrigerators Compliments of R. B. CLOVER, JEWELER SUMMERVILLE, PA. BROOKVILLE HARDWARE CO. Everything in Hardware BROOKVILLE, PA PHONE 51 80 BROOKVILLE SERVICENTER KAISER FRAZER Automobiles - Farm Equipment BROOKVILLE, PENNA. FULTON CHEVROLET COMPANY BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA We Never Forget il Customer Compliments of HINDMAN'S STORE Fresh Meats Groceries Dry Goods and Notions CORSICA, PENNA. UNION NATIONAL BANK SUMMERVILLE, PENNA. 81 Compliments of R. D. SIMKINS HARDWARE COMPANY Phone TR4 CORSICA, PENNA. I KENNEDY BROS. OIL CO. I FLEET - WING Gasoline - Motor Oil Phone 36112 CORSICA, PENNA. A. W. LUTHER 4 Nationwide Store Groceries - Vegetables - Fresh Meats CORSICA, PENNA. 4 BROOKVILLE BANK and TRUST CO. I COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE for Individual Firms and Corporations Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Co. BROOKVILLE, PENNA. 82 Compliments of WAYNE R. WEAVER SALES OLDSMOBILE SERVICE Pllillltt 318 Clarion, Plfllllil. SIVIITHYS RED 81 WHITE SUPER MARKET Clarion Countyls Largest Food Market QUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCTS Stanclarcl Line of Groceries PHONE 335 CLARION, PENNA. Compliments of SPINDLER 81 STARR CHEVROLET - BUICK - CADILLAC Sales 61 Service CLARION. PENNA. BAILEYS HOME BAKERY our. SPECIALTY - DIPIE Do-NUTS Ruisccl Sz Glazed Quality Rrvzul uncl Pastries - Phone 261 - 219 Main St. BROOKVILLE, PENNA. 83 Compliments of MARKEL DEPARTMENT STORE The Shopping Centeri' PHONE 86-R NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. NATION WIDE STORE L. II. GARBARINO Croceiies - Vegetables - Quality Meats Downy Flake Donuts CLARION, PENNA. CLARION FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 505 Main Street CLARION, PENNA. - Phone 628 - Compliments of THE COLLEGE GRILL Sundaes Sodas Sandwiches Meals CLARION, ' PENNSYLVANIA 84 Compliments of NEW BETHLEHEM NEWS PHONE 114 NEW BETHLEHEM, PA CONGRATULATIONS REINSEL DRUGS PHUNIQ 7 NEW 1s1sT1A1LE11EM, PA SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS for THE ENT11i13 FAMILY G. C. MURPHY 312 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa MARTIN ,S HARDWARE Garden and Field Seed Electrical Supplies - Sporting Goods House WllI'CS - Puiuts and Varnishes Plumbing and Heating Supplies PHONE 48 NEW BETHLEHEM, PA 85 BEST w1sHEs FROM THE CLARION REPUBLICAN 1'Tlie paper with the Want adsl, NEVVS - PRINTING - ADVERTISING Largest Circulation in Clarion ORPHEUM THEATER CLARION, PA. Estublislied l9l2 FOR THE BEST SHOWS Compliments of RUTH H. SLOAN GENERAL INSURANCE Rooms I-2, Hahne Building CLARION, PA. Phone 376 Res. 36051 FARMERS FEED 151 SUPPLY STORE IOHN F. CARR Qndl Owner Feed, Fertilizer, Hardware Building Sz Farm Supplies Phone 42 P. O. Box 214 SUMMERVILLE, PA. Sli Compliments of DR. C. B. LONG and DR. E. C. PIERCE CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA CLARION FARM BUREAU Co-operative Farm Supplies and Machinery CLARION KNOX Compliments of RICE IMPLEMENT STORE VVhere You Get the Service You Wanti' EAST MAIN ST. EXTEN. McCormick-Deering Farm Implements - Farmall Tractors CLARION, PA. PHONE 555 Buy Your Next Car From FREAS-SNYDER MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH House Trailers CLARION, PA. PHONE 65 87 Compliments of CLARION CANDY COMPANY VVHOLESALERS Cancly - Cum - Specialties Pllonv 497-ll CLARION. PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of BICLEYS GULF SERVICE STATION Lubricating - WVashing Qnickcharge Batteries CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA - Bell Phone 226 - FURLONG'S SERVICE D. A. FURLONC, P1-Op. VVelcling Magnetos Machine WVork Starters Motor Rebuilding Generators CLARION, PA. Compliments of Western Pennsylvania ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CORPORATION CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA 88 MEANS-LAUF DRUG STORE RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICES Toiletries Lucien Lcloug Lentheric Old Spicc Yardley 522 MAIN STREET CLARION, PENNA. CHARM BEAUTY SHOP Specialize in RAYETTE COLD WVAV E Prop.-Iva Miller Asst.-Mary Lee WVCL-tcr PIIONE 144 CLARION, PENNA. BATTERIES . TIRES . TUBES . ACCESSORIES KROUSE TIRE SHOP 441 Main Street NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. Isadore I. Krouse, Prop. Phone 208-Fi Compliments of BROAD STREET MOTORS, INC. BUICK - CHEVROLET Sales and Service PHONE 42 NEXV BETHLEHEM, PENNA. 89 A Coon PLACE TO SHOP NEW BETHLEHEM FURNITURE STORE Down by the Bridge NEW BETHLEHEM, PA COWDRICK DRUG STORE QFor1nerly Hepler's Drug Storel Shop at COWDRlCK'S and Save Walgreen Agency NEW BETHLEHEM, PICNNA NEW BETHLEHEM BANK NEXV BETHLEHEM, PA. For New Car Loans Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Co. Compliments of THE LEADER-VINDICATOR NEXV BETHLEHEM, PA. 90 OTTO MILK CO. Always Ll Cood Market for Fluid Milk NEVV HETHLEIIEM, PENNA. - Phone 290 - Compliments of FILSON,S JEWELRY STORE Cliilsonys the Finest? NEXV BETHLEIIIQNI, PENNA. I C. E. ANDREWS LUMBER CO. 92-years in business-92 Lumber - Millwork - Building Materials PHONE 80 NEWV BETHLEHEM, PENNA. Compliments of WILLIAM S. VOROUS NEVV BETHLEHEM, PENNA. 91 REITZ FURNITURE STORE, INC. BHOOKVILLE, PENNA Dependable Furniture For Over Ono Fourth Century THE NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKVILLE BHOOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of MEANS BROS. BBOOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of HILLIARD,S BARBER SHOP NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNA. First Class Barbering Try Us For Prompt and Courteous Service- 92 Compliments of DEMPSEY AND ANDREWS General Insurance PHONE 79 NEW BETIILEIIEM, PA. EVANS TRUCK STOP ATLANTIC GAS and LEE TIRES Aluminum Boats -- Guns - Ammunition Star Route NEYV BETHLEHEM, PA. Phone 926-11 Compliments of WILSON,S ELECTRIC Norge Appliances and Furnaces - Phone 301 - G41 MAIN STREET CLARION, PENNA. DICK,S WELDING SHOP HAROLD G. DICK State Approved Electric and Acetylene Welcliiig Portable Shop Equipment Phone 203-WV Cl2l1'iOH 130 Greenville Pennsylvania 93 JOHN DITZ HARDWARE i'Everytliing in Hardwziren PIIONE 218 CLARION uF1'igiclai1'e,' Electric Ranges and Refrigerators Fairlmnks-Morrisv Electric Pumps Chinn, Glassware, Lamps, Pictures, and Gifts Sporting Goods, Guns, and Ammunition KAHLE 81 KINDEL,S RED 81 WHITE Meats Frozen Foods Fresh Products Standa1'd Line of Groceries also ESSO SERVICE STATION Gus Sz Oils Batteries Lubrication uIVliere Our Friends Meet Their F riendsv L. L. T HEISS GENERAL HAULING and EXCAVATING By Hour or Contract STRATTONVILLE, PENNA. Phone: House 23R3 Garage 23R4 CYRIL T. STRATTAN ELECTRICAL WIRING VVater Systems oz WVater Filters Phone Strattonville 34RI11 R. D. :gt I CLARION, PENNA. 94 Compliments of DIXIE DEB SHOPPE New Bethelhenl, Pu. HELEN MCCRAN AHAN NOTARY PUBLIC New Bethlehem, Pu. D. A. WIANTS AND SONS JEXVELERS zllltl OIJTUXIETRISTS New Bethlehem, Pu. NULPH'S FURNITURE Everything for the Home Phone - New Bethlehem, I72l. - 53-B HASKELL'S Hawkinson Tread Service Brookville, Pa. Compliments of RUBIN'S STORE Brookville, Pa, C. W. ESPY 81 SONS 'Say It VVith Flowersi' Phone T9 Brookville, Pa. THE FASHION SHOPPE Brookville, Pa. Best NVishes to the Cluss of 1948 M. FILETTI New Bethlehem, Pu. Compliments of LOVE BROS. IEWELERS Brookville, Pu, CLEO'S FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP New Bethlehem, Pu. RICHEY TRANSPORTATION CO. Express Service to Pittsburgh Authorized Group Sz Party Phone 178-M New Bethlehem, Pa. Compliments of NEVV RETHLEHEM BAKERY C. F. FABRA, Proprietor Phone 213-VV Compliments of STEELE ELECTRIC Brookville, Pa. AUTO PARTS SERVICE New Bethlehem, Pu. V-i-S-i-t BLAKES HARDWARE By the Bridge Brookville, Pa Phone 568 Electric VVeldiug Aeetylene HAYES MACHINE SHOP Phone 198 Broad Street New Bethlehem, Pa. We VVeld Anything But A Broken Heart Compliments of CORSICA SELF-SERVICE MARKET Corsica, Pa. 1 I l 1 1 95 KING DRUG STQRE Compliments of Pl 36 C1 q P LAUGHLIN'S ione ' anon ennu. ' SUNOCO SERVICE STATION tht' REXALL Store 214 VVoOd St. New Bethlehem, Pu. Compliments of NEW BETHLEHEM ICE CREAM COMPANY THE DRESS SHOPPE Troese Bros., Prop. James Troese, Mgr. l -4 Clarion Penna Phone 54 I I CONGRATULATIONS CREEKSIDE SERVICE STATION to the class of ,48 I CORBETT'S DRUG STORE Phone 61 . New Bethlehem, Penna. I Clarion, Penna. Compliments LEARCH'S DRESS SHOP , I EMMA5 BEAUTY SALON New Bethlehem, Penna. Phone 620 Clarion, Pa. I 1' NVAHD KIER Compliments of KIER FUNERAL HOME DR- W- R- MCCELLAN , - . I Phone 88 D L H t 1 S t Clarion, pelma New Bethlehem, Penna. PHERO,S CROCERY N. SAMPLE 36 Sth Avenue Careful Cleaner Clarion Penna. New Bethlehem, Penna HUGH M, OVVENS Compliments of I e W e I e r SAYER,S MARKET Clarion Pemla- New Bethlehem, Penna. FRANK HARTZELL AND SONS ComP1imGHtS Of MEAT5 and CROCERIES ANDERSON,S HARDWARE CO. Phone 242 New Bethlehem, Pa. New Bethlehem, Penna. Compliments of , Compliments of BOYER MOTOR COMPANY BITTNEIVS STORE New Bethlehem, Pa. phone 246 301 Wood St, Phone 6-W New Bethlehem, Pa. 96 JAMES ARNER Justice of the Peace SELKER CICAR STORE Claricm PQ Clarion, Penna. Compliments of M C A F F E MCCULLOUCH-NASH MOTORS Feed 51 Supply Comljany Phone 66:3 Clarion, lla. Clarion, Penna. l or Insurance F LANACAN'S INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 142 Clarion, Pa. MINICH 8z MOHNEY AUTO REPAIR Tires - Amoco Cas6zOils - Batteries Phone 14-R-2 Hawthorne CLARION MOTOR CO. Auto Parts and Supplies 513 Main St. Clarion, Pa. Best WVishes to Class of '48 THE CLARION DEMOCRAT Clarion, Pa. BROWN'S BOOT SHOP SHOES - HOSIERY Clarion, Pennsylvania ANDERSON HOTEL Bus Depot Phone 550 Clarion, Pa. L 81 R DECORATING Clarion, Penna. YOUNT'S CROCERY STORE Phone I5-R-:Z Hawthorne NOLF MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Cas 61 Oil Tires 51 Tuhes Phone 22-R-1 Hawthorne FOSTER DRAYER'S STORE Groceries - Meats - Hardware Phone 38-R-11 Hawthorne C. F. MILLER COAL COMPANY Cannel and Mixed Coal Phone 14-R-12 Hawthorne Norge Appliances - Bendix Radios Lewyt Sweepers - Globe Milkers RED BANK ELECTRIC CO. Wiring - Repairing - Appliances Phone 35-R12 Hawthorne NAIL'S RESTAURANT Clarion, Pa. - - 1 Q ALCORN'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 28-R-2 Hawthorne Compliments of IRWIN MOTOR PARTS CO. Brookville, Pa. Compliments of KATHRYN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 193 Main St. Brookville, Pa. C ruii iplinients of ARMSTRONG-COLLIER INC. Br rmrm kvilleis Modern Dept. Store Phone 347 G. C. MURPHY CO. Brookville, Pa. AUTO SERVICE STATION VVheel Aligning 61 Balancing Recapping Phones 67 Sl 918 Brookville, Pa. HILTON'S DINER Quality Foods Reasonable Prices Cheerful Service Phone 742 We Deliver DEMOTTE'S DRESS SHOPPE Exclusive Froeks 61 Millinerv Carol King Juniors Brookville, Pa. J. A. EDWARDS CHRYSLER Sl PLYMOUTH Brookville, Pa. Compliments of THE MODERN DINER Next to Carby Theater Clarion, Pa. EASTERN STATES FARM EXCHANGE A Feeds, Seeds, ik Fertilizers Brookville, Pa. RUSSIE,S MARKET IRA R. PARK, hlgr. Complete Foocl Market 192 E. Nlain St. Rr lmrm kiille, Pa. Coinplinients of HOME,S CLEANERS 81 DRYERS Brookville, Pa. Phone 666' Compliments R and D FURNITURE CO. and REITZ FUNERAL HOME Brookville, Pa. Phone 507 Compliments of RIVERSIDE MARKET Brookville, Pa. Compliments of BROOKVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Brookville, Pa. DR. G. E. STRAUSS Optometrist Clarion Pa. Compliments of RAGLEY MAYTAG STORE Corner of 8th and Main Clarion, Pa. RACHEL LEE POWELL General In suranee Wilson Building Phone 195-W Clarion, Pa. Compliments SKINNER'S STUDIO ef Portrait and Commercial HEFFNER BROS, Photography Hawthorn, Pa. Phone 21181 New Bethlehem SHAF F ER'S SERVICE STATION Sunoco Gas and Oil Groceries and Conteetions Hawthorn, Penna. MARY LEE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 116 New Bethlehem, Pa. MARY A. IIETRICK, Owner Ahove Harrisls Store STCKlll?E lll5 0fL Compliments R T NVIL E nf AUTO WRECKERS DR STAHI MAN Highest Prices Paid for Late Model Cars Strattomillc, Pemm' New Bethlehem, Penna. T' CENTRAL GARAGE Dr' Compliments General Automobile Mechanics of F. J. Meisinger H. G. Chantrey Terms-Cash East Main St. GEO. A- COWAN CLARION. PA. Compliments of SHUMAKERvS LAUGHLIN MOTOR CO. BARBER SHOP 1 . Cl I Plow 141 P New Bethlehem, Penna. arion, enna. Compliments of FRED A. BIARKLEY General Merchandise BOWERSOX WELDING SERVICE Frogtown, Perma. Gulf Gas and Oil Stram,m,mL, plmm. 51,R,2 Crates, Penna. MILLER,S GARAGE Compliments Star Route of New Bethlehem, Penna. EDDIE,S DONUT SHOP General Auto Repairing and Welding Clarlmlf Perma' MARTZ'S MILL Specialize Cleaning VVheat and Grass Seed Mill Stone Ground Buckwheat Flour New Bethlehem, Penna. WOLFGANC SERVICE STATION Phone Summerville 49-ll-23 Shannondale, Pa. You can he proud of our home made candy. Made in your own county by your own people. OLYMPIA CANDY FACTORY New Bethlehem, Pa. Ph - 27111 SPECIALTY FOODS COMPANY I. F. SCIIIERBERL Clarion , Penna PATRONS LIST XVolf,s Contracting and Mining Co. Whiteis Appliance Store Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McMasters li. L Bastress, D. D.S. A. R. Hanold, Sheriff Mary Lee Beauty Shoppe Hazelis Beauty Shoppe Dr. and Mrs. S. I. Lackey Smithis Service Station Slater River Hill Motors Moweryis Service Station Fuhs' Tailor Shop Modern Store George W. Megahan John M. Myers Wm. H. Thompson Mr. Merrit Davis R. R. Whitmer john K. Myers B. M. Davis M. O. McKinley Geo. M. Seigworth Dr. Carrier W. W. Carrier H. E. Doverspike Angelo Allegretto Lottie O. Keth C. M. Christy Means 81 Lauf Hair Shoppe Dixie Diner Dr. Wm. A. Ketner Bowersox Tire Shoppe Harry Shick MILES BROS. LUMBER 8z SUPPLY COMPANY DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIALS LIMESTONE, PA. Trim Hard .and Soft NVood Windows and Doors Knotty Pine Paneling Roofing and Siding General Planing Mill VVork Compliments of AL RANKIN GENERAL HAULING C o A L CLARION, R. D. 1 STRATTONVILLE 34135 l00 4 4 t 1,2 2 .fill ... , I 3: -n Q , ' A - gi Y - a ' . , Y . 4, 3 R J . 1 H353 3:3 125 L23 IFE ' iii: 1 Wi' V7' I SGH - limi: :nz lile 7 ilf' nga ue: f 4 :SES 2:33 - IIEQ. . vu-1: llll Ill, qu ug. , un '. qw, u . ll.,- IUIE llll llla gnu llll , one 1 lggg 5 - ' I I ' ' ' ' 1 ' Luz: . ' j 1 I 4- Q Q Qi:-. . - - U mi' :Lig 595' 'iff '53 53 5723 fi-12 5,511--F'H11, i'-. 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