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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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The general trend of public education is toward larger school units in order that a more diversified program can be offered. It is hoped that this type of program will better serve a greater range of student interests and abilities. The state also favors the larger unit and gives much greater financial aid to those districts that try to conform to the new trends. Sometimes I think that the average person who has not had direct experience doesn't real- ize the vast responsibilities and the great amount of time and effort which the members of our school boards must devote to the problems of education in order to keep abreast of the new trends and changes as they altect our total school situation. We have been fortunate in our com- munities to have such a fine representation of our good citizens willing to give of their time and best efforts to help chart our educational pro- gram and keep it progressive. I feel certain that I can speak for the patrons and students of our school in thanking our board members for their efforts in behalf of a better educational program for all. M. M. Collett .FK sq. Front Row, L. to R.: Virginia Walter, Martha Myers, Thena Graybill, George Cole, Sec'y5 Robert Stahlman, Pres., David Bennett, Sylvan Grady, .loan Sommerville. Back Row: Robert G. Burnham, Mark G. Young, R. E. Gates, Henry E. Decker, Nathan Kerr, Amos W. Reynolds, Dewey P. Burns, F. C. Rhoads. Absent at time photo was taken: Berton Newhouse, S. H. Hindman, Donovan C. Edwards, Carl Swartfager, Pdvia, -,:,.X xv Q Q, Q' M JJ, -ixlx 17 74- Al X ,ns-it Y-lx 4. If f . ed- ls U a I, YI xx, . I E E D XMNW jim, Unwmp, D Lzadbc7Tef- 7 5i.QI'LlD!IA, Since you have finished your high school career, you must now be prepared to take the next step-either to continue your education along some specialized line or to enter immediately into competition of the world's work. Your choice should be based upon your aptitude, interests, abilities, and actual achievements. We hope that in taking an inventory of your educational achievements, capabili- ties, and hope for the future, you can conscientiously say that you have planned well and made the most of your educational opportunities thus far. We trust that your achievements have been such as to enable you to carry the full obligations ofthe Good Citizen in our democracy, and that you will thereby be enabled to live richer, fuller, and more satisfying lives, thus helping to inspire and stimu- late others to greater achievements also. M. M. Collett M. M. COLLETT B. S. in Education M. Ed. Supervising Principal Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh FREDERICK L. CARL Office Secretary B. S. Commercial and Physical Education Susquehanna University Temple University Slippery Rock Teachers College fm. s GRACE D. STEWART R. ANNE COPELAND B. S. in Education B. S. in Business Education M. Ed, Indiana State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Wayne University, Detroit University of Pittsburgh 8 JAMES SHOFESTALL HOMER KAHLE BIRD RILEY DOROTHY BERLIN B. S. in Education B. S. in Education B, S. in Education B. S. in Home Economic Clarion State Teachers College Social Studies M, Ed. Education Clarion State Teachers College English Pennsylvania State College Science, Social Studies University of Pittsburgh Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College GEORGE W. KEEN ER M. S. in Agriculture Waynesburg College Pennsylvania State College Oklahoma A and M College pw WVU! -sw.a' -qw-+4-cv. MARION K. O'BRlEN IRENE EVANS B. S. in Secondary Education A. B. English, Latin and Social Mathematics and Latin Studies Waynesburg College Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College A University of Pittsburgh 9 MIRIAM COON B. S. in Education Art Indiana State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College 4-me-M.u.a ANNA MARIE KELLER FRED C. BARRETT MARGARET C, SMITH DEAN A. LOGAN B. S. in Music Education Instrumental Teacher School Nurse B. S. in Physical Education Indiana State Teachers College Brookville School of Nursing and Physical Science New York University Slippery Rock State Teachers College CLAUDE R. STEWART B. S. in Industrial Arts and Social Studies California State Teache College Parsons College Pennsylvania State Colle MAUDE I. REYNOLDS ETHEL KING MARGARET AARON FRANK SIMPSON AGDA ELDER B. S, in Education B. S. in Education B, S, in Education State Normal Diploma English M. Ed. Social Studies, English M, Ed. Clarion State Clarion State Geography and Geography History Teachers College Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh University of California I0 'tl it 1, f ' 1, .f t T' .f f .. F ' - I , ,,, ERNEST G. SMAIL ELIZABETH WALDORF ETHEL MILLER B. S. in Secondary B. S. in Educaticn B. S. in Education Education Mathematics Elementary rion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Fifth Grade Standard Elementary DOROTHA E. HAUCK Bachelor of Science in Education Elementary--3A Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College 1 if SARAH BURNS Elementary 3B Clarion State Teachers College M-... MARGARET E. WEISER Elementaryf3 and 4C Clarion State Teacher College MABEL LOVE ELOISE C. OGDEN B. S. in Education Elementary--Second Grade Clarion State Teachers College Bachelor of Science M. Ed. Elementary- Second Grade Clarion State Teachers College Duke University University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Edinboro State University of Pittsburgh Teachers College 'll 'W ein' RUTH CORBETT B. S. in Education Elementary-First Grade Clarion State Teachers College t -1 ' , BESSIE SWARM B. S. in Education Elementary-First Grade Clarion State Teachers College fo-671103, STUDENT TEACHERS KFIRST SEMESTERJ left to right Robert Mays Roberf Mays James Mortimer John Cowan Chesier Fleming Myron Pefruska-missing Top STUDENT TEACHERS QSECQND SEMESTERJ Row-left lo right Anthony Pitocco James Hardy Daniel Balya Joseph Zelek Bohom Row Michael O'Toole Roberi Johnston Robert Wolfe Thomas Helbling 12 fadem 1 Svlvmq, Smivfm, Clam , 797 Front Row, L. to R.: Elizabeth Stilson, Yvonne Allison, Margie Mohney, Esther Nicholson, Miss Stewart, Sylvia Burns, Mary Sloan, Duane Clawson, Evonne Graybill. Second Row: Dale McMunn, Noble Gross, Blaine Booth, Larry Beveridge, Ray Daugherty, Carter Bigley, John Gruber, Don Miller, Hubert Walton. Third Row: William Gahagen, Fred Port, Lewis Gathers, Don Beckwith, Don McAninch, James Peer. Fourth Row: Gene Gruber, Fred Heasley, Bill Rosenquest, Kenneth Miller, William Buzzard. Front Row, L. to R.: Jean Witherow, Mildred Lyle, Emogene Brocious, LaRue Love, Miss Copeland, Marilyn Cookson, Marilyn Avery, Helen Swyers, Janet Wilcox. Second Row: Shirley Connor, Betty Rosenquest, Marian Sherman, Naomi Hindman, Donna Henry, Frances Aaron, Shirley Stahlman, Donna Graybill. Third Row: Alda Stahlman, Robert Fink, Keith Skidmore, Ronald Cummings, Jock Wencil, Doris Wheeler. Fourth Row: Richard Buzard, Dom Aimino, Trueman Mills. 14 President Vice President JL Klan, KEN MILLER TRUEMAN MILLS Front Row: Miss Copeland, Doris Wheeler, Miss Sieworf, Ken Miller. Buck Row: Jim Peer, Trueman Mills. Secretary oorus WHEELER ' 15 Treasurer JAMES PEER FRANCES AARON YVONNE ALLISON DONALD BECKWITH CARTER BIGLEY DON AIMINO MARILYN AVERY LARRY BEVERIDGE EMOGENE BROCIOUS SYLVIA BURNS DUANE CLAWSON MARILYN COOKSON RAY DAUGHERTY RICHARD BUZARD SHIRLEY CONNOR RONALD CUMMINGS ROBERT FINK WILLIAM GAHAGEN FRANK GIRTS EVONNE GRAYBILL EUGENE GRUBER LEWIS GATHERS DONNA KAY GRAYBILL NOBLE GROSS AUBREY JOHN GRUBER FREDERICK HEASLEY NAOMI HINDMAN LuRUE LOVE DONALD MCANINCH DONNA HENRY DOLORES LEADBETTER MILDRED LYLE DALE McMUNN DONALD L. MILLER ESTHER V. NICHOLSON HOWARD DALE REITZ CHARLES WILLIAM ROSENQUEST MARGIE MOHNEY FREDERICK PORT BETTY ROSENQUEST MARIAN SHERMAN KEITH SKIDMORE MARGY SLOCUM SHIRLEY STAHLMAN HELEN SWYERS MARY SLOAN ALDA STAHLMAN ELIZABETH JEAN STILSON HUBERT WALTON JOHN WENCIL JEAN WITHEROW FRANCES AARON Commercial Basketball 2, 3, 4, CCaptain 41, Yearbook Staff 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, County Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Store Clerk 4. JANET WILCOX WILLIAM I. BUZZARD BARRY McMILLEN Z E O OE I YVONNE ALLISON General DOM AMINO Commercial F. H. A. 2, 3, C-L Lion Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Booster for Magazines 4, Queens Staff 4, fArt and Advertisingl, Court 3, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Op- Star Salesman 4. eretta 3, Minstrel 4, Spring Con- cert 3, 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Camera Club 3. 22 lf, ' ii p x in X, tljgv fix it ,I 'vlil ll I MARILYN AVERY Commercial Cheerleader 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 3, 4, Prom Attendant 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Officer 3, Spring Concert 3, Editorial Staff 4, Booster Salesman 4, F. H. A. 2. DONALD BECKWITH Scientific Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Salesmanship Booster 4, Camera Club 3, 4. LARRY BEVERIDGE Technical Salesmanship Booster. CARTER BIGLEY Scientific Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Star Sales- man, Kings Court 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 1. EMOGENE BROCIOUS Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Chorus 1, 4, Class Secretary 1, Hat Check Girl 2, Minstrel 4. SYLVIA BURNS Academic Student Council 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, Camera Club 3. RICHARD BUZARD Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Kings Court 3, Student Council 4, Magazines Business Manager, Superior Magazine Salesman, Business Manager of Yearbook, Advertising Committee, Typing Staff, Subscription Committee, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4. WILLIAM I. BUZZARD Voc. Agriculture Student Council 1, Newspaper Staff 3, P-C-I-A Ribbon 3, Senior Honor Usher 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Second Honors Salesmanship 4, Boys Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, County Chorus 3, Operetta 3. DUANE CLAWSON Scientific Kings Court 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Commence- ment and Baccalaureate Usher 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Highest Honor in Sales- manship. 22, dcb.u1.tLQA, SHIRLEY CONNOR Commercial Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Bac- calaureate Chorus 3, Star Salesman 4. MARILYN COOKSON Commercial Chorus 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Booster Sales- man. RONALD CUMMINGS Vocational 8. Commercial Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Spring Concert 2, 3. RAY DAUGHERTY Scientific Camera Club 3, 4, Commencement and Bacca- laureate Usher 3, Salesmanship Booster 4. ROBERT FINK General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Shop 4, Kings Court 3, Camera Club 4. WILLIAM GAHAGEN General Star Salesmanship 4. LEWIS GATHERS Scientific Baseball 3, 4, Basketball Scorer 3, 4, Manager 4, Star Salesman 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Advertis- ing StaFf 4, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 3. FRANK GIRTS Commercial Salesmanship 4, Shop 1, 4, Camera Club 3, Art 1. DONNA KAY GRAYBILL Commercial Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, Store Clerk 4. EVONNE GRAYBILL Vocational 81 Commercial Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4 CMusicJ, Salesmanship 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Student Council 1, 4, County Chorus 2, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Queen of Prom 3, District Chorus 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, F. H. A. 2, 3. S -:J 23 9 fs llgl .5 X f li 7? NOBLE GROSS Voc. Agriculture F. F. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4. AUBREY JOHN GRUBER Academic Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Latin Club 2, Camera Club 4, Yearbook Stott Editor-in-Chief 4, Adver- tising Stat? of Yearbook 4, Jefferson County Band 3, Minstrel 4, Superior Salesmanship, Band Con- cert l, 2, 3. EUGENE GRUBER Academic Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Shop 4, Yearbook Staff 4. FREDERICK HEASLEY General Basketball l, 2, F. F. A. 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Op- eretta 3, Yearbook Stott 4, Kings Court 3, Door- man for Prom 2, County Chorus 4, Salesmanship Honors. DONNA HENRY Commercial Chorus 4, Minstrel 4, Concert 4, Yearbook Adver- tising Staff 4, Yearbook Typing Stott 4, Orches- tra 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Superior Magazine Salesman 4, Store Clerk 4, Secretary 4. NAOMI HINDMAN Commercial Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Christ- mas Cantata 2, 3, Member of Queen's Court 3, Editor of Newspaper 3, Student Council 3, Oper- etta 3, Spring Concert 2, 3, Minstrel 4, Usherette at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3, Year- book Staff, Store Clerk. DOLORES LEADBETTER Commercial Girls Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, Bac- calaureate Chorus 3, Minstrel 4, Salesman 4. LaRUE LOVE Commercial Girls Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Spring Concert 2, Senior Play Ensemble I, Com- mencement and Baccalaureate Usherette 3, Boos- ter Salesman 4, Senior Newspaper Reporter 4, Librarian 'l, Prom Program 3. MILDRED LYLE Commercial Basketball Substitute 'l, Christmas Play l, Chorus I, 2, Band 2, Spring Concert 2. fig 1: 7 - .--,-.. Q! 7 ,ff 'EBC fi r X51 Li Nix 'x R- X wifi ,Q . llh'-N t oc. I 4 u-QS ui'-A A M DONALD MCANINCH Vocational F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, President ot F. F. A. 4, Basket- ball QF. F. A., 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Mixed Cho- rus 3, 4, Minstrel Show 4, Operetta 3, Advertising Committee 4, Yearbook StaFF 4, Student Council 3, Kings Court 3, Salesmanager of School Paper 3, Pennsylvania Crop Improvement Association 3, 4, Farm Show Wheat Exhibit 2, 3, 4, Farm Show Oats Exhibit 4. DALE McMUNN Voc. Agriculture Voc. Agriculture I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasury 2, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President of F. F. A. 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Ribbon in Farm Show 2, 3, Salesman 4. DONALD L. MILLER Scientific Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Salesmanship Booster, Camera Club 2, 4. KENNETH MILLER General Class President 3, 4, Class Treasury 2, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of F. F.A. 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Yearbook StaFF 4, Ribbon in Farm Show 2, 3, Salesman 4. TRUEMAN MILLS Academic Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council l, Prom King 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus and Band 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Shop l. MARGIE MOHNEY Academic F. F. A. 2, 3, C-L Lion Staff 3, Class Secretary I, Super Salesmanship, Queens Court 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, County Band 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, ICO-Captainl 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Store Clerk 4, District Band 4. ESTHER V. NICHOLSON Academic F. H. A. 2, 3, Magazine Sales Star 4, Prom Pro- gram Committee 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Senior Honor Usherette 3, Yearbook Advertising Stott 4, Farm Show 3, Librarian l. 24 x iff X ' .11 V ' 'E-I2 -'.' H. JS' JAMES PEER General Minstrel 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Midwestern Chorus 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Class Treas- urer 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Advertising Committee 4, Student Council 4. FREDERICK PORT General Agriculture 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Operetta 3, F. F. A. Basketball 3, 4, County Cho- rus 3, 4, Kings Court 3, Vice-President 3. HOWARD DALE REITZ Commercial Gym Exhibit I, 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4. BETTY ROSENQUEST Commercial Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Spring Concert 2, 3, Store Clerk 4, Yearbook Stat? 4, Superior Salesman 4, Minstrel Show 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Christmas Cantata 2, 3. CHARLES WILLIAM ROSENQUEST Technical Yearbook Advertising. MARIAN SHERMAN Commercial Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Punch Girl for Prom 2, Queens Court 3, Yearbook StaFf 4, Spring Con- cert 2, 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Booster Sales- man 4. KEITH SKIDMORE General Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Kings Court 3, Time Keeper I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Year- book Advertising Staff 4, Star Salesmanship 4. MARY SLOAN General Booster Salesman 4. MARGY SLOCUM Voc. Home Ec. 8. Scientific F. H.A. Secretary 2, C-L Lion Staff 3, Queens Court 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Band 2, County Chorus 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, Super Salesmanship, Yearbook Staff 4, Christmas Cantata I, 2, 3, Assistant Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. ALDA STAHLMAN Commercial Chorus I, 2, 3, Spring Concert 2, 3, Cantata I, 2, 3. 25 .JL 25.1. SHIRLEY STAHLMAN Voc. Home Ec. 8. Scientific F. H. A. 2, 3, C-L Lion Staff 3, Queens Court 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, County Cho- rus 3, 4, County Band 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Camera Club 3, 4, lSecretary-Treasurer 41, Christmas Can- tata I, 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, Store Clerk 4, District Band 4, Pianist for Boys Chorus 2, 3. ELIZABETH JEAN ST!LSON Scientific Art StaFF of Yearbook 4, Camera Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 4. HELEN SWYERS Commercial Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook StaFF 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Queens Court 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, Baccalaureate Chorus 3. HUBERT WALTON Voc. Agriculture Salesmanship Booster I, 3, 4. JOHN WENCIL Academic Yearbook Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Art I, County Chorus 3, 4, Spring Con- cert 2, 3, Star Salesman 4. DORIS WHEELER Commercial Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 4, Maid of Honor 3, Assistant Editor of Newspaper 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Spring Concert, Superior Salesman 4, Christmas Cantata 2, Commencement and Bac- calaureate Usherette 3. JANET WILCOX Commercial Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Minstrel 4, F. F. A. 2, Spring Concert. JEAN WITHEROW Commercial Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, Minstrel Show, Spring Concert. BARRY McMlLLEN General Basketball 4, Transfer from Wickenburg, Arizona High School. 'goof' tl 16 Slcccss -.W ri In the fall of 47 , 75 young aviators en- tered C-L and started the first lap of their seem- ingly long flight through High School. As all good squadrons need Commanding Officers, we elected ours as follows: President ,.,, ,. Trueman Mills Vice-President . Carter Bigley Secretary . A A Emogene Brocious Treasurer , Margie Mohney At the beginning of our second year, as we were now Silly Sophomores, we were initiated by our Superiors. We started that eventful day with our hearts in our throats and before the end of the day we were fully convinced every- one's hand was against us. After it was over, we realized it wasn't such a disaster and that our upper-classmen were really good neighbors after all. We again elected our Officers in Command for the year. They were: President ,,,,,., . . Trueman Mills Vice-President , Doris Wheeler Secretary ,.,. ,, . Marilyn Avery Treasurer ,..,. ..., . , , ,. Bob Wiant The main event that year was the ever to be remembered Junior Prom. Our Queen was sms gm Jaw Evonne Graybill with Trueman Mills as King. We bought rings, published the school newspaper, and sponsored a square dance. The next year we started the last lap of our flight with out destination in sight. Officers dur- ing that final lap were: President , .,,..,.,..,. Kenneth Miller Vice-President . ,.., Trueman Mills Secretary ...... . .. . Doris Wheeler Treasurer ,... .. ..,. Jim Peer We found the going toward the end of our flight at times rather rough and stormy but we came out on top. Our Class Play was a Comedy, We Shook the Family Tree. On our Senior trip we went to Washington, D. C. Then came graduation! We had reached our destination and our long flight was over. The reward and satisfaction of a iob well done made the moment a happy one. As we leave this school we remember a flight filled with pleasant memories while we look ahead to the sun rising on a new and glor- ious flight. 26 xo Q X 'QD fi Www Q Hunluhq, jhxz. fnwzzuz, 2 Skkvley 5+1hlWll'k dfhlfzfzm, Kham A, Fight, Team, Fight! Yes, that's the school spirit from one game to the next. With blue sweaters, gold satin skirts, and the support of our adviser Mrs. Berlin, the cheerleaders really do a fine piece of work in helping to lead our team to victory. We are proud of our Cheer Leaders! For our squad this year, the following girls were chosen from the High School. Charlotte Amsler .,,,. ...,.,, ,..,,. C a ptain Helen Swyers ..,.., ,... C o-Captain Marilyn Avery Joanne Timmis Mary Clinger Patty George Betty Fink Georgiean Aaron Front Row: Georgiean Aaron, Mary Clinger. Back Row: Patty George, Betty Fink, Charlotte Amsler, Joanne Timmis, Marilyn Avery, 30 E , 15 -f-'5-f-3. V 44 xr 5l'!fi ' nf QQ: -2, x M f fI:: f EMM .. WZ 2 3 og f n 3 v ii: ' A Q . ? l2 ' My 'MR ff ' .ff 'X ff 6, ' RL 5? x Sf 1 if? : 2 i fi :J 5, 5 J , 1 N . J m'h' A N7 ' ' I MIA, a6'a4lmtbn1L This is the team that had a dream, And made that dream come true. They played it fair, they played it square, It is the team of gold and blue. Brave Ho! We have watched our Lioness team work together in order to receive their re- ward. This task would not have been completed without the great efforts and patience of our pilots Miss Copeland and Mr, Carl. Our team has shown good sportsmanship, co-operation, and teamwork through the year. As our leaders we have chosen Frances Aaron, Captain, and Margie Mohney, Co-captain. To complete our crew the guards are Frances Aaron, Gertrude Klouse, Nancy Miller, Mary Callen, Sue Buzard, Bernice Haugh, Vera Stormer, Marjorie Mowery, Marilyn Seigworth, and the forwards Margie Mohney, Emogene Brocious, Joyce Stahlman, Norma Mills, Yvonne Tiley, Rebecca Wolfgang, Carol Orcutt. We chose Sylvia Burns for our manager and Mona Slocum scorekeeper as we could not get along without them. As we make ready for our next mission we are sorry to see three of our members being left behind but we realize they are to go on to greater achievement. As we ascend into the horizon we see a bright future for next year and Happy Landings Everybody! Front Row, L. to R.: Miss Copeland, Nancy Miller, Emogene Brocious, Margie Mohney, Frances Aaron, Joyce Stahlman, Yvonne Tiley, Norma Mills, Mary Cullen. Second Row: Rebecca Wolfgang, Vera Stormer, Marilyn Seigworth, Boneta Henry, Gertrude Klouse, Marjorie Mowery, Sue Buzard, Bernice Haugh, Carol Orcutt. Third Row: Sylvia Burns, Mr. Carl, Mona Slocum. .43nyA,' d5'aAluztba!L The high f1ying C-L Lions have just roared through the most successful basketball season in the history of our school, compiling a record of 16 wins and 6 losses. While setting this record, the Lions also broke records by defeating Clarion twice and East Brady once and by ending in sec- ond place in the Clarion County League, for the first time in the history of the school. An indi- vidual scoring record was also made by Trueman Mills, ace forward, as he made 89 free throws in 135 attempts, and 116 field goals for a total of 321 points. The next four top scorers were Fleming with 183 points, Bigley and Martz with 149 points each, then came Buzard with 125 points. Although losing Mills, Buzard, Bigley, Fink, Miller, and McMillen the future of the Lions still looks bright with Fleming and Martz back from the starting five. There are also enough prom- ising recruits to round out a well-balanced team. C-L Opponents 41 .,...... .....,.. S ligo ...,, .,..,........ 3 4 44 ..,..... .,...... K nox ........ ..46 57 ........ ......., S alem ......... ....... 2 9 52 ,....... .t...... T ionesta ..,..... ..,,,.. 3 0 53 ........ ...,.,.. S ligo ,.......,......t, ,...... 4 3 25 ..,..... ........ S t. Petersburg .... .,..,., 3 7 40 ...,.,.. ,..,.,. S hippenville ..... ...,... 3 9 36 ..,..,.. ..,..... K arns City ,... ......, 5 6 44 ....,., .,..... S hippenville ..... ....... 4 1 43 ....,... .,,,.... E ast Brady .... ....... 4 1 50 ........ ......., R imersburg ...i. ....... 5 1 47 ..... ....... S ummerville .,.,. ......, 4 3 51 ..... ....,.. S alem .,....... ......, 4 1 61 .,... ....... C larion .... ...,... 5 1 63 ..t.. ,.....i A lumni .,., ..,.... 4 8 47 ..t., ....... T ionesta ,.......... ....... 2 6 38 ........ ......i E ast Brady ......,... ......, 6 2 69 ,....... ....... N ew Bethlehem .... ......, 3 6 53 ........ ......,. R imersburg ,,,.. ...,... 4 3 66 ,.... ..,.,,. S ummerville ..... ....... 3 8 63 ..,... ....... C larion ..,....... ......, 5 0 45 ...,..,.,.. ..,..., K nox ...,.. ,.......,. 6 8 1088 958 Front Row, L. to R.: Donald Miller, Roger McHenry, Ralph Valli- mont, William Love, Lewis Daugherty, Kerry Martz, Mr. Logan, William Fleming, Trueman Mills, Carter Bigley, Richard Buzard, Fred Seigworth, Robert Fink. Second Row: Paul Aaron, Walter Jones, Ed. Rankin, James Elder, Joseph Aaron, George Niederriter, Scott Walters, Gary Oakley, William Callen, Tom Daugherty, Charles Skidmore. Third Row: Richard Gross, Keith Skidmore, Timer, Donald Beck- with, Scorer, Lewis Cathers, Manager, Leonard Aaron, Assistant Manager, Richard Rankin. Z R ,, a6'a.4.d:alL 5 A 5 f 5 f 2 f 2 i Front Row, l.. to R.: Lewis Gothers, Don Beckwith, Dick Buzclrd, Mr. Curl, Robert Stclhlmun, Mr. Logan Carter Bigley, Truemon Mills, Jim Peer. Second Row: Leonard Auron, LeRoy Daugherty, Kerry Mcxrtz, Bill Love, Dove Hollingsworth. . ' 45' alLj'Qam, Front Row, L. to R.: Scott Buzard, Jock Miles, Thad Miles, Ted Wheeler, Loncy Theiss, Donald Fink. Second Row: Mr. Logan, Eugene Doverspike, Jerry Skidmore, David Burnham, Horolcl Aaron, Tom Mills Mr. Curl. 36 W A '. MQW A 417 GQOFHILUIYLUN GU5'!UJlCk 911, Jim, Slug, 25.1. Front Row: Shirley Klouse, Dana Gustwick, Nola Avery. Second Row: Sue Kennedy, Rosella Clark, Sally Graybill, Carol Keck, Shirley Burnham, Margie Mohney, Mr. Barrett, James Elder, Boneta Henry, Eddie Carlos, Jean Decker, Marcella Clark, Bev- erly Cole. Third Row: John Gruber, Richard Gross, Bob Morrison, Louis Front Row: Ronald Switzer, Ruth Decker, Carol Keck, Charlotte Amsler, Ruth Miller, Betty Herman, Edward Carlos. Second Row: John Gruber, Gene Gruber, Ted Graylaill, Roberta Rosenquest, Donna Eshbaugh, Frances Aaron, Nancy Clark, Donna Henry, Georgiean Aaron, Norma Mills, Marie Sloan, Rosella Clark, Marcella Clark. BLZILLL Daugherty, Shirley Stahlman, Don Shingledecker, Mary Neil, Ann Kerr, Janet Decker, Gene Gruber. Fourth Row: Carol Rosenquest, Carol Orcutt, Kenneth Haines, Neil Miller, Ray Flemming, David Rosenquest, Beverly Lehman. Fifth Row: Donna Eshbaugh, LaDonna Lawrence, Ronald Cum- mings, Ronald Switzer, Bernice Haugh, Trueman Mills, Tom Mills. Ulzrhmffza, Third Row: Marilyn Avery, Boneta Henry, James Elder, Shirley Burnham, Margie Mohney, Shirley Stahlman, Donald Shingle decker, Mary Neil, Ann Kerr, Sue Kennedy. Fourth Row: Ray Fleming, Neil Miller, Ronald Cummings, True' man Mills, Tom Mills, Mr. Barrett. 38 Un, Ldinqa, of Song, On C-L's 1950-51 scheduled music flight we carried 160 passengers. They climbed aboard in August, started the propellers, and soared upward for a happy, busy successful spin. ffuzw Pilot ..... .,.. A nna Marie Keller Co-Pilot .,.,.,. .....i.,..,. ..,.. . .,..... , Fred C. Barrett Passengers .....,.,.,., Freshman, Sophomore, Junior-Senior Mixed Chorus Orchestra Band lin snappy blue and gold Pepperettes Maiorettes Boys' Quartets Jllhhi Stops Flights Girls' Choruses uniforms? Passengers Minstrel November 16 and 17 December 22 Christmas Program Midwestern District Chorus January 10-11-12 December through February Basketball Games Music League Contest, Mixed Chorus 81 Junior-Senior Choru Combined Girls' Choruses Bonnie Graybill, Nancy Rossey, Ne Pepperettes a nd Maiorettes S il Miller Combined Girls' Chorus, Orchestra, Clarion March 9-10 Boys' Quartet, Vocal Soloists Spring Concertf WMarch'29s3O All Musical Organizations Baccalaureate 27 Orchestra and Mixed Chorus Cfomrgentf 29 Orchestra and Senior Ensemble At the end of May, with our mission accom down for a smooth landing. 39 plished, the pilot nosed the plane Front Row, L. to R.: James Peer, Helen Swyers, Mona Slocum, Kerry Martz, Margie Mohney, Miss Keller, Ronald Beveridge, Donna Eshbaugh, LeRoy Aaron, Nancy Rossey, Neil Miller. Second Row: Evelyn Herman, Mary Pasquerette, Gladys Swyers, Nancy Carrier, Donald Shingledecker, Mr. Barrett, Frances Aaron, Donna Graybill, Shirley Stahlman, Evonne Graybill Georgianna Gustwiclc. 1 Third Row: Kay Swinetord, Doris Reynolds, Elizabeth Stilson Patty Aaron, Peggy Beers, Walter Jones, George Neiderriter, Ronald Switzer, Louis Daugherty, Dick Rankin, James Waldorf. Fourth Row: Robert Thompson, Ronald Cummings, Fred Port, Bill Fleming, Don McAninch, Craig McMahon, Ted Graybill James Hamler, Jack Wencil. Wibfnal fhmua. 517114. fhuum, Absent: Margie Slocum, Bill Love. Front Row, L. to R.: Ann Gruber, Emogene Brocious, Jeanne Witherow, Shirley Graybill, Miss Keller, Charlotte Amsler, Lois Shumaker, Joanne Himes, Marian Sherman. Second Row: Betty Rosenquest, Marilyn Cookson, Georgiean Aaron, Janet Wilcox, Shirley Connor, Karen Gathers, Joanne Timmis, Janet Bish, Sara Steele. Third Row: Sylvia Burns, Yvonne Allison, Marilyn Avery, Gen trude Klouse, Doris Wheeler, DeRose Bish, Janet Jodon, Phyll Waldorf. Fourth Row: Naomi Hindman, Donna Henry, Katherine Girt Peggy Collett, Iva Wilson. Absent: Delores Leadbetter. rent Row, L. to R.: Betty Daily, Jacqueline Joyner, Helen Blair, 'ana Gustwick, Miss Keller, Vera Stormer, Vivian Harvey, Nancy tmathers, Florence Reed. econd Row: Rosella Clark, Patty George, Marcella Clark, aRue Smith, Janet Hess, Shirley Hamler, Shirley Switzer, lebecca Wolfgang, Alma Byerly. Ebrla, tflwwls, EDLLL 6'hmu.4. 70 Third Row: Mary Cllnger, Shirley McAninch, Connie McKisson, Sue Buzard, Barbara Wencil, Barbara Eaker, Mary Himes, Peggy Graybill. Fourth Row: Peggy Girts, Twila Sprankle, Helen Christian, Yvonne Tiley, Marie Sloan, Janice Leadbetter, Nancy Miller, Boneta Henry. Front Row, L. to R.: Lou Ann Winger, Marian Aarcn, Betty Lutz, Rita Kossman, Phyllis Blair, Ruth Miller, Dolores Martz, Nola Audrey Duck, Miss Keller, Janet Waldorf, Georgia Stupka, Carol AVe Y' Orc,-,Hr Bea Conan' Third Row: Marilyn Seigworth, Patsy Leadbetter, Shirley Smith, Barbara Jodon, Catherine McClune, Lois Clawson, Anita Slo- Second Row: Marie Wiant, Violet Nicholson, Sue Kennedy, Cum' Margie Moweryl Doroihy GEMS' Kathryn Russell, Betty Mary Ellen Hepler, Betty Gruber, Gloria Miller, Shirley Klouse, Fink, Mary Callen. noir, allflbfl, Front Row, L, to R.: Trueman Mills, Miss Copeland, Sue Buzard, Nancy Carrier, Dick Buzard, Sylvia Burns, Gene Gruber, John Gruber, Naomi Hindman, Shirley Stahlman, Helen Swyers, Frances Aaron, Mr. Collett. Second Row: Carter Bigley, Bill Buz- zard, Evonne Graybill, Marilyn Avery, Emogene Brocious, Delores Leadbetter, Miss Stewart, Miss Coon, Georgiean Aaron, Margie Mohney. Front Row, L. to R.: Don McAninch, Margie Mohney, Bill Buzzard, Jim Peer, Duane Clawson, Dick Buzard, Donna Henry, Dom Aimino, Miss Copeland. Second Row: Lewis Gathers, Trueman Mills, Carter Bigley, Betty Rosenquest, Doris Wheeler, Helen Swyers, Fred Heasley, Keith Skidmore, Esther Nichol- son. Third Row: Ken Miller, John Gruber, Sylvia Burns. Left to Right: Dick Buzard, Shirley Stahlman, Donna Henry, Jack Wencil, Miss Copeland, LaRue Love, Left to Right: Shirley Stahlman, Keith Skidmore, Dom Aimino, Delores Lead- betfer, Marian Sherman, Betty Stilson, Ronald Cummings, Miss Coon, Jack Wencil. W 42 Uaafzlwvlz, THANK The staff for this year's yearbook got off to a flying start, and, thanks to a wonderful tail wind in the form of faculty advisers, we gained speed until time to land. Almost every able- bodied senior helped in our flight. We also wish to commend several underclassmen for their gen- erous efforts in our support. YOU Especially to be thanked are the patrons who contributed so much to this endeavor. With- out their support we could never have even started this flight. Again we wish to say to all, Thank You, and Happy Landings . Sincerely, The Senior Class of 1951 Front Row, L. to R - N .. ancy Carrier, Helen Swyers, Miss Coon, Mr. Carl, Miss Stewart, Mr. Collett, Miss Copeland, Mr. Shofestall, Emogene Brocious, Delores Leadbetter, Esther Nicholson. Second Row: LaRue Love, Evonne Graybill, Marian Sherman, Georgiean Aaron, Doris Wheeler, Naomi Hindman, Shirley Stahlman, Betty Rosenquest. ' Third Row: Duane Clawson, Donna Henry, Lewis Gathers, Bill Buzzard, Jim Peer, Carter Bigley, Keith Skidmore, Dick Buzard, Ronald Cummings, Sue Buzard, Fourth Row: John Gruber, Jack Wencil, Kenneth Miller, Fred Heasley, Dom McAninch, Gene Gruber. 43 Aimino, Trueman Mills, Don Snlufrfz, play, wp, jluwlf, tim, janfuly, Jima, The biggest flight for the Senior Class was the play We Shook the Family Tree. We left for this flight with Miss Copeland and Miss Ste- wart as pilot and co-pilot. Our hearts and minds were set on making this a very successful play. We will always remember how desperate Hildegarde was for a date and when Freddie showed up in his knickers, she was even more desperate. Hildegarde's brothers, Bob and Jim, gave us many a laugh in scenes such as the fish in the bath-tub and the worms in the living room. Page was a little neighbor girl who put Father's old love letters in all the neighbor's mail- boxes. Ellie Mae and Jill were two very popular girls who tried to add to Hildegarde's embarrass- ing situation. All in all the flight through We Shook the Family Tree was full of adventure and excite- ment that kept the family tree acquiver with an amusing feeling for the less important but more light-hearted things in life. Frcnt Row: Jim Peer, Esther Nicholson, Yvonne Allison, Mariorie Mohney, Bob Fink, Emogene Brocious, Marilyn Avery, Jack Wencil. Buck Row: Miss Copeland, Trueman Mills, Frances Aaron, Evonne Graybill, Kenneth Miller, Miss Stewart. Front Row: Janet Wilcox, Shirley Connor, Frances Aaron, Emogene Brocious, Maailyn Avery, Second Row: Elizabeth Stilson Yvonne Allison Sylvia Bu ns Shirley Stahlman, Margie Mohney, Donnie Kay Graybill, Mary Sloan, Esther Nicholson, Margy Slocum, Doris Wheeler, La Rue Love Trueman Mllls Third Row: Mildred Stahlman, Jean Witherow, Bonny Graybill, Delores Leadbetter,Marilyn Cookson, Betty Rosenquest, Naomi Hindman Donna Henry Fourth Row: John Gruber, Gene Gruber, Frank Girts, Carter Bigley, Jim Peer, Bob Fink, Dick Buzard, Ken Miller, Keith Skidmore William Gahagen Last Row Ronald Cummings, Lewis Gathers, Ray Daugherty, Jack Wencil, Fred Port, Don McAninch, Dale Reitz, Hubert Walton, Bill Rosenquest Duane Clawson Larry Beveridge. Hildegarde , Mr. Dolson . , Mrs, Dolson . Sally Bob , Jimmy Prompters , CAST Helen Swyers Paige ,. Emogene Brocious Ken Miller Ellie Mae . Marilyn Avery Frances Aaron Jill ..,. . Yvonne Allison Margie Mohney Freddie , . Trueman Mills Jim Peer Mr. Shermer , ,, Jack Wencil Bob Fink Mrs. Shermer Esther Nicholson ,. . . , ,. LaRue Love and Elizabeth Stilson Front Row, l.. to R.: Georgianna Gustwick, Tom Daugherty, Nancy Carrier, Mr. Carl, Mr. Collett, Mr. Keener, Joy Corbin, Ted Graybill, Betty Fink. Second Row: Alma Byerly, Scott Walters, Don Miller, Trueman Mills, Jim Peer, Lou Daugherty, Roger McHenry, Edward Seigworth. Third Row: Margie Mowery, Doris Wheeler, Dick Buzard, Carter Bfgley, Kerry Martz, Leonard Aaron, Bonny Grayloill, Charlotte Ansler. Jim, swam, gmmz The Student Council is organized with the idea that with the great number of extra cur- ricular activities carried on by students in a mod- ern high school the students must organize and carry on these activities free from control by ad- ministration. The students elect their own lead- ers to see that school rules are obeyed with the privilege of appeal to a higher authority. The influence of self-governing bodies makes' for character development and self reliance in a democratic society. School The publishing of a school newspaper, such as the C-L Lion, requires the effort and co-opera- tion of many people. Publishing the paper is the responsibility of the Junior Class. Georgiean Aaron has been elected editor and Karen Gathers cmd John Switzer are the assistant editors. These officers in turn have selected a staff from grades 7-12, whose duties are varied and many, but these obligations are largely those of reporting and writing the interesting class news. In addi- APHPQJL tion to the student staff, all the home room teach- ers play an important role as advisors. The staff is particularly grateful for the help- ful assistance of the English Department. Our staff has had little experience in pub- lishing a paper but we are constantly striving to produce the best paper possible. With your con- tinued co-operation, we feel that our C-L Lion will acld much to our school life. 5 9 Front Row, L. to R.: Dick Buzard, Mona Slocum, Mr. Shofestall, John Switzer, Georgiean Aaron, Karen Gathers, Doris Reynolds, Evonne Graybill, Joy Corbin. Second Row: Leonard Aaron, Neil Miller, Joanne Himes, Gertrude Klouse, Peggy Collett, Phyllis Waldorf, Janet Jodon, Audrey Duck, Gladys Swyers, Charlotte Amsler, Mr. Kahle. Third Row: Joan Timmis, Yvonne Allison, LaRue Love, Allen Leadbetter, Mariorie Mowry, Gale Pasquerette, Nancy Wilcox, Norma Mills. 0 .1 Front Row L t , . o R.: Boneto Henry, Peggy Gmybill, Lc1Rue Srniih, Shirley Switzer, Miss Coon, Marie Sloan, Peggy Beers, Sue Buzord, Potty George. Second Row: Gladys Swyers, Chorloiie Amsler, Doris Reynolds, Georgiecm Aaron, LeRoy Auron, Gertrude Klouse, Karen Gcxthers, Marcello Clark, Rosello Clark, Georgiunncx Gusfwick. Third Row: Shirley Burnham, Dom Aim' mo, Kathryn Girls. his i 48 77.31 f Q L'unufn.a1Lc1kzL Qqezahfmmf, 49 -ii-' First Row, L. to R.: Joanne Himes, Gladys Swyers, Martha Sloan, DeRose Bish, Katherine Girts, Karen Gathers, Doris Reynolds, Ann Gruber, Donna Seigworth. Second Row: Charlotte Amsler, Georgiean Aaron, Shirley Graybill, Mrs. Berlin, lva Wilson, Peggy Collett, Phyllis Waldorf, Gertrude Klouse. Third Row: Janet Jodon, Shirley Burnham, Patty Aaron. ddvanmal llama, wnomma, 77 Jlfbfli '71Zf11- Um The Junior Home Economics Class flew into the study of textiles with Mrs. Berlin as pilot. They are now gliding through a very profitable course on tailoring gaining lovely suits for their rewards. As our Airline Hostesses we have the Sopho- more Class studying cooking. The memory of that good food goes with our pilots, navigators, and crew members. Requirements to make this trip is a 60-hour home project for Juniors. The home proiects con- sist of cooking, sewing, home improvement, room q, af, Dom, Um. improvements, child care, gardens, and canning projects. The remainder of the time in our flight is spent studying personality and grooming, child care, gardens, handicraft, cooking, and clothing construction. A very profitable field trip is taken to the Harrisburg Farm Show by Flight 5l . We also make another field trip to the Singer Sewing Center at Oil City. Flight 5l is landing with the knowledge that they will be better Future Homemakers of America . 4 Front Row, L. to R.: Bernice Haugh, Boneta Henry, Peggy Graybill, Shirley McAninch, Yvonne Tiley, LaRue Smith, Annie Sloan, Shirley Beveridge, Alma Byerly. Second Row: Florence Reid, Janet Hess, Shirley Switzer, Barbara Wencil, Mrs. Berlin, Nancy Miller, Mary Himes, Marcella Clark, Rosella Clark, Rebecca Wolfgang. Third Row: Roberia Rosenquesr, Marie Sloan, Twila Spranlcle. 51 First Row, L. to R.: Warren Gross, Bill Buzzard, Dick Fiscus, Dan McAninch, Mr. Keener, Ken Miller, Gale Pasquerette, John Switzer, Leon Smith. Second Row: Henry Aaron, Don Shingledecker, Neil Miller, Allen Leadbetter, Bib Kirkpatrick, Ronald Cummings, David Christian, Hubert Walton. Third Row: Fred Port, Leonard Aaron, Craig McMahan, Fred Seigworth. dqfulculfufuz, 77 - 72 For the third successive year the members of Clarion-Limestone vocational agriculture de- partment have won many awards, both local and state. Last summer the local iudging team, composed of Richard Switzer, Gale Pasquerette, James Fiscus, Donald Shingledecker, Herbert Burns, Clair Jacox, and Ambrose Aaron, iour- neyed to State College and participated in the State judging contest. The local team won more than its share of prizes. Richard Switzer won first prize in Ento- mology, Gale Pasauerette won twelfth place, James Fiscus won third highest in Farm Mechan- ics: and Herbert Burns won twelfth place in Trac- tor driving. The other team members all placed high but not in the first fifteen. John Switzer was district representative to the F. F. A. convention while Ronald Cummings was a member of the State F. F. A. Band. Joseph Aaron was one of four Pennsylvania boys to win State Court's Recognition in the lO- lO-lO Fertilizer Contest of the Coke Ammonia Re- search Bureau of Columbus, Ohio. First Row, L. to R.: George Champion, Frank Switzer, Ronald Switzer, Richard Gross G W Keener Richard Rankin Bryce Norton James son, Plummer Myers, Harry McGuire, Charles Kahle. Waldorf, Rulpi, Hgmcikl ' ' ' Third Row: Alvin Smith, Ronald Neal, Nick Repoft, Joe Aaron, Ken- Second Row: Kenneth Haines, Harry Young, Dale Henry, Paul Aaron, Frank Rodgers, Elmer McQueeney, George Niederriter, Robert Thomp- neth Daugherty, Ray Flemming, Gary Oakley, James Long, James Elder. 9 - 70 dqfzicultufrc During the month of January, eighteen members of Clarion- Limestone F. F.A, traveled to Harrisburg to participate in the Pennsylvania State Farm Show. These boys brought back twenty-five different awards. Don McAninch and John Switzer won the highest honors of the group. Don received the Key- stone Farmers degree, which is the highest honor the state can bestow on an F. F. A. member, and four other high honors. John Switzer won the State title in Etticiency in Corn Produc- ticn and was also declared Junior Champion. Other prize winners were James Fiscus, Kenneth Miller, Ralph Hetrick, Fred Seigworth, Raymond Fleming, Dale McMunn, Joseph Aaron, Paul Aaron, William Buzzard, Noble Gross, Leon Smith, Ambrose Aaron, and Henry Aaron. In addition Ronald Cum- mings, for the second consecutive time, was chosen to repre- sent the local chapter in the one hundred piece State F. F, A. Band. ri A Qc is ser, L. L. Theiss, ei W l'1 e, Truman Ku Row, L. in R.: W. H. Front Frank Stcll1lmcm,.lc1mes T. Showers, Carl Shaffer, Arthur Slough- nesl Smc enhoupf, Er Rossey, A. L Russell ox, TS e Bow Smoil, Lloyd Bud Second Row: Servey. clnirum, Donald G l'1Cl nkin, Elec: Ro U1 Ji N 1 N Q :E 25 3 U7 gg E E U7 'D S 72, 15 nc 4 Kb 55 Jim, pmpom of 01111, School Health Pfwgflam. We are glad to have a place in the Panorama to show to you, and to explain to our friends the purpose of our health program. The program has a number of definite objectives, which we wish to present. First: To provide for the medi- cal and dental examination and to the follow-up of remediable defects reported. Second: To protect the child against communicable and pre- ventable diseases and against various physical hazards. We have the immunization program for diphtheria and tetanus, the tuberculin test, the chest X-ray. Any child can have the benefit of this program if permission is given by his parent. Third: To discover as early as possible any physical or mental defect and set in motion proced- ures which will insure as com- plete correction of such discov- ered defects as possible and fur- ther to train the child to adapt himself to any remaining handi- cap. Fourth: To extend the health program into the home by ob- taining family and community support to the program and to invite parents to be present at the time of the physical and den- tal examinations. Fifth: To bring each child up to his optimal level of health by teaching good health habits and healthful living. Sixth: To make our school en- vironment a healthful place of living for the children. Seventh: Finally to convey to the child a public and personal health ideal designed to insure for him the continuance through life of a wholesome and effective living, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Shop, Qnpaabnani The shop department has been whizzing through the air this year with its new Industrial Arts teacher, Mr. Claude R. Stewart. Mr. Stewart has planned to change the environment of the shop to give the students a more widely developed education and to make the shop a better and more interesting class. Facilities of the shop limit the students to small projects. We all hope that the shop students land in a field of Success in Shop through their shop activities. P. S. Sorry-No ports for crippled planes in the shop department. Front Row L , . to R.: Jack Wencil, Neil Miller, Don Beckwith, Don Miller, Fred Sprankle, Robert Fink, Lewis Gathers, John Gruber, Jim Peer. Second Row: Shirley Stahlman, Shirley Graybill, Karen Gathers, Janet Bish, Kay Swineford, Nancy Wilcox. Third Row: Margie Mohney, Martha Sloan, John Switzer, Mary Pasquerette, Carter Bigley, Joanne Timmis, Joy Corbin, Sylvia Thompson, Joyce Stahlman, Esther Nicholson, Duane Clawsori, Dick Buzard, Gale Pasquerette, Mr. Shofestall, Mr. Logan, Ray Daugherty, Trueman Mills, Elizabeth Stilson. Um, Qrrzma, glllb Once again the Camera Club was organized the Chemistry and Physics classes. with Mr. Shofestall and Mr. Logan acting as Several of our Camera Club members have faculty advisers. The 'Following officers were developed, primed cmd enlarged pictures with elected for the year: Trueman Mills, president, moderate Success. Shirle Stahlman secretar -treasurer- Don Beck- , , , Y ' Y ' We smcerel believe that the Camera Club Y with, dark room manager. , has contributed greatly to a well rounded edu- Tl 'e P'- 'P05e of the Club is T0 encourage Und cation and hope it will prosper in future years, C'ClV0 'C9 the CVT of Pl 0l09fUPhY in 0U School- even to the extent of some member of our group Because of the limited supplies C1I'1Cl equipment eniaying aerial photography in the membership in the Camera Club is restricted to tant future. 58 not too dis- .7fl6lly'l2.QA, vkr'- 0- gcgib Q Jiawwbzq- .70 .7111- GSX' Dom afmbo Zlndmclaaum Shofestall, Joyce Stahlman. Standing: Gale Pasquerette, Mr. Kahle Mm gm mmm, In 1949 we made our flight into high school and although we made a bumpy landing we enioyed the eventful trip. Under our pilots, Miss Evans and Mrs. O'Brien, we elected our officers as follows: President ,.,......... Alan Vallimont Vice President .. Georgiean Aaron Secretary .......... Charlotte Amsler Treasurer ..,....,.... Joyce Stahlman Continuing our flight in 1950, we put our landing gears down on the Sophomore Airport. Here we changed pilots and Mrs. Berlin, Mr. Keener, and Mr. Riley took over. We again elected our class officers as fol- lows: President ....., Georgiean Aaron Vice President .. Gale Pasquerette Secretary .t....t..... Raymond Taylor Treasurer .. . ...,.. Joyce Stahlman During our stay at the Sophomore Airport, we took part in many activities. We sponsored a Sadie Hawkin's Day Dance and also took part in the Sophomore initiation. In 1951 we fastened our safety belts and headed for our new destination-the Junior Class. Again we changed pilots and Mr. Kahle and Mr. Shofestall took over. We elected our new class officers as follows: President ,....,.... Georgiean Aaron Vice President .. Mary Pasquerette Secretary .,.,...... Gale Pasquerette Treasurer .,.,,......, Joyce Stahlman We put our wings down and nose-dived into an outside square dance which proved very profitable. Then our crew took charge of the newspaper. We are also looking forward to our Junior Prom. With high hopes and great ex- pectation we await our greatest achievements in our T952 senior flight. Seated, L. to R.: Mary Pasquerette, Mr .Q Front Row, L. to R.: Kay Swineford, Georgianna Gustwick, Peggy Beers, Karen Gathers, Mr. Shofestall, Martha Sloan, Shirley Graybill, Mona Slocum, Ann Gruber. Second Row: Joyce Stahlman, Mary Pasquerette, Sylvia Thompson, Janet Bish, Dale Simpson, Joy Corbin, Don Shingledecker, Nancy Wilcox, Joanne Timmis. Third Row: Gale Pasquerette, David Christian, Ralph Vallimont, Kerry Martz, Neil Miller, John Switzer, Roy Daugherty, Bill Love. Fourth Row: Dave Hollingsworth, Fred Sprankle, Bill Orcutt, Lawrence, Leon Smith. Front Row, L. to R.: Gladys Swyer, Doris Reynolds, Georgiean Aaron, Charlotte Amsler, Mr. Kahle, DeRose Bish, Sarah Steele, Joanne Himes, Lois Shumaker. Second Row: Patty Aaron, Gertrude Klouse, Shirley Burnham, Peggy Collett, Katherine Girts, Emogene Beichner, Iva Wilson, Phyllis Waldorf, Janet Jodon. Third Row: Ronald Beveridge, Allen Leadbetter, Fred Seigworth, Leonard Aaron, Bill Fleming, Bob Kirk- patrick, Craig McMahon, Dale Matson. Fourth Row: Warren Gross, Dick Fiscus, Ray Dunkle, Emery Young, Henry Aaron. Absent: Joan Mumford, Noia Harp, Mary Neil. 61 77- 46' Second Row: Mr. Riley, Mrs. Berlin. Armed with our silver wings which we earned in eighth grade, eighty seven freshman entered C-L with determination to make many successful flights in forty nine and fifty. Under the supervision of our advisors Miss Evans and Mrs. O'Brien we held our first class meeting for the purpose of electing officers. They were as follows: President . .,...,. ..,. S cotty Walters Vice President ...... , Mary Clinger Secretary .. ,. ..,. ..,. N ancy Carrier Treasurer t..,.,., Charles Skidmore During the year we sponsored two skating parties which were well attended and in turn enjoyed the activities sponsored by other classes. After a pleasant vacation we came back again to claim the title of the largest class in C-L, a record which we had set the previous year. Confronting our class were the ordeals of initiation day which we encountered bravely. At our first class meeting under the super- vision of our advisors Mrs. Berlin, Mr. Riley and Mr. Keener we elected the following persons as oFficers. President ...... .,.... S cotty Walters Vice President ...... Roger McHenry Secretary ...,.... Rebecca Wolfgang Treasurer .,,.,....,.,,.,. Norma Mills So far this year we have sponsored a Sock Dance and are at present planning some fur- ther activity for the year. We hope to complete in the next two years many accomplishments which will help us to be good citizens of this great nation. We want our parents, our teachers, our community and our Nation to realize that we appreciate the ideals of our country. Front Row, l.. to R.: Rebecca Wolfgang Mr. Keener, Roger McHenry, Norma Mills V0-Q 70-48 zo-5 Front Row, L. to R.: Nancy Smathers, Helen Blair, Dana Gustwick, Connie McKisson, Mr. Riley, Mary Clinger, Sue Buzard, Shirley Hamler, Vivian Harvey. Second Row: Nancy Rossey, Nancy Carrier, Barbara Eaker, Janice Leadbetter, Norma Mills, Janet Kindel, Betty Daily, Jacqueline Joyner, Vera Stormer. Third Row: Evelyn Herman, Patty George, Charles Skidmore, Alfred Fiscus, Gerald Peer, Helen Christian, Julia Frampton, Thelma Girts, Donna Eshbaugh. Fourth Row: Vaughn Seigworth, LeRoy Aaron, Gale Myers, Paul Deemer, Louis Daugherty, Scott Walters, Donald Biers, William Daugherty. Front Row, L. to R.: Shirley Switzer, Shirley McAninch, Mary Himes, Annie Sloan, Mrs. Berlin, Mr. Keener, Janet Hess, Boneta Henry, Peggy Graybill. Second Row: Shirley Beveridge, Barbara Wencil, LaRue Smith, Rosella Clark, Marcella Clark, Roberta Rosenquest, Nancy Miller, Alma Byerly, Rebecca Wolfgang, Florence Reed. Third Row: Bobby Stahlman, Jimmy Waldorf, Bernice Haugh, Twila Sprankle, Yvonne Tiley, Marie Sloan, Charles Crate, Richard Gross, Carl McMunn. Fourth Row: Dennis Corbin, George Champion, Ralph Hetrick, Kenneth Rosenquest, Joe Aaron, Elmer McQueeney, Ed Rankin, Kenneth Haines. Fifth Row: Ronald Neil, Alvin Smith, Kenneth Daugherty, Paul Aaron, Ray Fleming, Roger McHenry, Gary Oakley. 63 Front Row, L. to R.: Marian Aaron, Sue Kennedy, Rita Kossman, Phyllis Blair, Mrs. O'Brien, Betty Gruber, Betty Fink, Audrey Duck, Bea Collett. Second Row: Boyd Lyle, Mary Ellen Hepler, Shirley Klouse, Barbara Jodon, Lois Clawson, Dorothy Girts, Patsy Leadbetter, Mary Callen, Nola Avery. Third Row: Gerald Daugherty, Carleton McHenry, Erdice Gahagen, Dale Henry, James Elder, Dennis Beveridge, Eugene Clinger, Charles Kahle, Tom Hartzell. Fourth Row: Tom Daugherty, James Hamler, Bill Callen, Teddy Graybill, Walter Jones, James Long, Newton Booth. Front' Row, L. to R.: Carol Orcutt, Lou Ann Winger, Marie Wyant, Janet Waldorf, Miss Evans, Ruth Miller, Betty Lutz, Violet Nicholson, Georgia Stupka. Second Row: Donald Tomski, Winton McHenry, Kenneth Stormer, Frank Switzer, Richard Rankin, Ronald Switzer, Gerald Newhouse, Harry Young, Bryce Norton, Lavon Rader. Third Row: Dolores Martz, Shirley Smith, Kathryn Russell, Gloria Miller, Robert Morrison, Anita Slocum, Catherine McClune, Maricrie Mowry, Marilyn Seigworth. Fourth Row: Robert Sleppy, Robert Thompson, Edward Seigworth, George Neiderriter, Charles Rogers, Frank Rogers, Plummer Myers, Harry McGuire. 64 Front Row, L. to R.: Mary Deemer, Emma Girts, lrene Dehner, Nancy Clinger, Miss Reynolds, Agnes Bush, Bonnie Cummings, Mona Crate, Peggy Guiher. Second Row: Arthur Gross, Catherine Bryant, Shelba Graybill, Peggy Finkbeiner, Ruth Decker, Joan Cyphert, Catherine Cramer, Donna Clinger, Dorothy Carlson, Howard Gahagen. Third Row: Donald Fink, Richard Aaron, David Burnham, Edward Carlos, Scott Buzard, Harold Aaron, Harry Bish, George Gross. Fourth Row: Harry Dunkle, William Beveridge, John Fleming, Darrel Bish. Front Row, L. to R.: Patricia Sloan, Naomi Troutman, Marilyn Rainey, Barbara Sloan, Miss King, Patricia Neal, Florence Himes, Grace Kelley, Bessie Miller. Second Row: Carl Miller, James Wencil, Robert Steele, Alvie Knapp, James Hamler, Daniel White, Blaine Steele, Duane Reinsel, Jerry Skidmore. Third Row: Beverly Wencil, Janice Slaugenhoupt, Phyllis Seigworth, Donna Maul, Bonnie Styers, Barbara Varner, Phyllis McAninch, Beulah Kinzey. Fourth Row: Jack Miles, Theodore Wheeler, John Miller, Lancy Theiss. 65 ' From Row, L. to R.: Virginia Gustwick, Sally Graybill, Shirley Gahagen, Jean Decker, Miss Aaron, Janet Decker, Louella Kroh, Frances Austin, Margaret Kinzey. Second Row: Clayton Kroh, John Booth, Dick Rossey, Neil Beveridge, Dan Hamler, Wilbur Hannold, Ronald Hollenbeck, Ernest Brocious George Alexander, Richard Bryant, Granton McHenry. Third Row: Joanne Johnson, Sarah Sleppy, Ella Frampton, Prudy Hetrick, Beverly Cole, Betty Herman, Carol Keck, Nancy Clark, Jane Knapp. Fourth Row: Lewis Clinger, John Johnson, Charles Hetrick, Thad Miles, Perry Glenn, Edward Fryer, Fred Fiscus. Front Row, L. to R: Virginia Miller, Vivian Miller, Barbara Gruber, Marilyn Neal, Mr. Simpson, Joyce Pasquarette, Eileen Swyers, Betsy Spangler, Linda Seigworth. Second Row: Charles Wolfgang, Sylvester Wencil, Lee Smith, Robert Rosenquest Ernest Taylor, Thomas Mills, Thomas Rossey, Graydon Thompson, David McHenry, Gerald Stahlman. Third Row: Peggy Leadbetter, Constance Sarvey, Carolyn Styers, Robert Shumaker, Robert Ganoe, Craig Smith, Ann Kerr, Romaine McClune. Fourth Row: Elwood Steele, Mary McGuire, La Donna Lawrence, Frank Zerbe, Janet Sarvey, John Thomas, Donald Brown, David Rosenquest, Melvin McKisson. 66 6 l 5-H, Grade 2B Grade IA Grade IB fafuulefm, ,-2 Q Ef.nuLe'U1 SL-ls-N mwmfwzw, COMPLIMENTS or MR. and MRS. FRED JENKINS CLARION PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 74 FIRST NATIONAL BANK ETHLEHEM NNS AN A BROCKVILLE CREAMERY PRODUCTS CG. COMPLIMENTS FROM A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF R AND D FURNITURE CO FURNITURE SINCE 1900 REITZ FUNERAL HOME DONALD K. REITZ 507 - I76 Brookville P FORD L. A. LEATHERS We make it a Point to Please Distributors For FORD - TRACTORS DEARBORN - FARM EQUIPMENT And NEW IDEA FARM IMPLEMENTS MERCURY Congratulations To The Class of T950 W. PERSHING STAHLMAN HEAVY HAULING WINCHING LOW BOY CONTRACT HAULING 0 Phone 36-R-4 Corsica, Penna 77 BUICK PONT Phone 28-R-21 Phone 21-R-21 JOE F. SHERMAN CONTRACTOR HAWTHORNE PENNSYLVANIA Excavation - Grading - Dump Truck Service Heavy Hauling Coal Stripping - Winch Service LAKES-TO-SEA MOTOR CO. 'I9 Pickering Street Brookville, Penna. 0 PHONE 600 Authorized Sales and Service 78 l :Ac l COMPLIMENTS OF MAYS COAL COMPANY JAMES A. MAYS, Owner Producers ond Shippers of BITUMINOUS COAL North First Avenue Clorion, Penno 0 Phone-Clarion 94 79 LEWIS STUDIO wus:-:Es succsss TO THE 1951 SENIOR CLASS Good Luck 'ro the Seniors from MR. 81 MRS. AMOS L. DOLBY EXPLOSIVES DIAMOND CORE DRILLING WATER WELL DRILLING Phone: 244-W Residence 244-M Garage CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 81 HASKELL FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Home Furnishings bl p CLARION PENNSYLVANIA BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE AND BONDS LIFE LIABILITY FIRE N IBkBIdg I Ph II6 B k II P C pI of B 8k B AUTO PARTS 349 Main Str BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA C pI of ACME SUPER MARKET 285 Main Street BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 8 You'II Enjoy Shopping At The R. M. S. FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 38 New Bethlehem, Penna. M O 'I' O R S U P P LY G. C. MURPHY CO. CO M PA N Y The Friendly Store Distributor of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AMOCO 8g AMERICAN GASOLINE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA. Box 105 New Bethlehem, Pa JOHN DITZ HARDWARE Everything in Hardware PHONE 218 CLARION, PENNA. Fairbanks-Morris Electric Pumps China - Glassware - Lamps - Pictures - Gifts Sporting Goods - Guns - and Ammunition 83 MCMASTER 8L MOORE RED 8K WHITE GROCERIES ESSO GAS 81 OIL I Phone Strattanville, 42-R-2 Clarion, R. D. 'I Pennsylvania Years lI'1 Business 9 N A P A LUMBER National Automotive Parts MILLWORK Associafion BUILDING MATERIALS Auto Parts Accessories 81 Equipment Piston Nurlizing Pin Fitting CCMPANY Brake Drum Turning 0 Phone 80 0 Phone 232-M CLARION PENNA. NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA Compliments of R. K. N. HARDWARE PAINT, SPORTING GOODS, PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND HARDWARE R. D. I Clarion, Penna Strottanville 42R3 84 DISTRIBUTOR TIRE SALES CO. DISTRIBUTORS I New Tires - Tubes - Wheels 81 Rims Recapping and Vulcanizing 7 Quick Road Service Phone 123 Wood Street NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. THE NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKVILLE BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA East Main St. Extension Phone 555 RICE IMPLEMENT STORE Where You Get The Service You Want CLARION, PENNA. McCormick and New Idea Farm Machines Farmall Tractors - International Harvester Refrigeration PERRY AND THEISS SHOVEL, CRANE AND BACKHOE WORK BULLDOZERS, TRACTORING AND EXCAVATING WINCH WORK Strattanville Pennsylvania 85 Complimenfs of FULTON CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE sa sv MA l'LOU0l !0l gQf Il CMJXUWLHI' Brookville Pennsylvania For A Fresh Star? Stop at the AMERICAN HOTEL HAROLD J. SAMPSON, Mgr. You'lI Feel Our Welcome BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BOWSER'S MARKET SUMMERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA MEAT - GROCERIES - FRUITS FRIGIDAIRE RANGES 8. REFRIGERATORS HOMES BEAUTIFUL DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE RUG CLEANING BROOKVILLE, PA. PHONE 666 86 BUILD WITH TILE for beauty-'For economy-forever NEW BETHLEHEM TILE CO. Phone I08 Compliments GENERAL INSURANCE of CLAIR C. CHESNUTT SPINDI-ER 31 STARR CHEVROLET - BUICK - CADILLAC Phone 88 Soles ond Service BROOKVILLE PENNA. CLARION PENNA CHARLES P. LEACH INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 254 New Bethlehem, Penno. 87 Compliments of ZACHERL MOTOR TRUCK SALES International Motors, Trucks, cmd Busses Genuine Parts and Accessories Kelly Springfield Tires CLARION PENNA. Compliments Compliments of of DADS FAMILY Potts GROCERY HARRYLSWARM Distributor CLARION PENNA. LIMESTONE, PA. PHONE 6R33 Compliments of CLARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT W. J. FLETCHER, owner Royal Standard Typewriter Royal Portable Typewriter SALES and SERVICE OFfice Equipment - OFFice Supplies CLARION Phone 272 PENNA. 88 THE LEADER-VINDICATOR The Complete Fcumily Newspaper PHONE 'IO NEW BETHLEHEM HASKELL'S STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS SALES cmd SERVICE BROOKVILLE PHONE 735 Compliments of HINDMAN'S STORE FRESH MEATS GROCERIES DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS CORSICA PENNA. OUT OF WAYQLESS TO PAY URT LOTHING MENS 81 BOYS WEAR 402 Main St. Clarion, Po. 89 HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE T. W. CHAPMAN AUTO EXCHANGE New and Used Parts Used Cars Bought and Sold Parts Under the Management of GLENN LUCART 2 Miles East of Clarion, Pennsylvania VOROUS NEW BETHLEHEM FUNERAL HOME CONTRACTING CO. General Contracting NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA. and Excavating AMBULANCE SERVICE O. D. SHRECKENGOST . Phone 248 President Compliments of PEL SHOE STORE BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 90 Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS for OF Your Success DAVID A. KAUFMAN MODERN DINOR JeWe'e'S Large Stock ALEXANDERS of Hamilton Elgin Boulevard Bulova Wrist and Pocket WQ1'Cl'1eS COMPUMENTS Established 1838 OF LAUGHLIN MOTOR CO. Dodge Cars Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Genuine Motor Parts and Accessories CLARION, PENNA. PHONE 141 JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT The Newspaper That Appeals To All The Family More Circulation in Jefferson County than any other newspaper BROOKVILLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA The PeopIe's Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WE INVITE YOU TO THE BEANERY Route 322 2 Miles East of Clarion FINE FOODS Outside Curb Service Inside Counter and Dining Room Service EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER'S NEEDS BUILDER'S CONTRACTOR'S SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 750-M East Main Street CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA NEW B A Good Place To Stop NEW BETHLEHEM FURNITURE STORE Down by the Bridge ETHLEHEM PENNA 92 GENERAL TRUCK SALES COMPUMENT5 525 E. Brood sfreef OF NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. PHILIPS FLOWERS S I - G M C - S ELSTON SANDERS WHEELS DRUMS CLARION PENNA ALL MODEL TRUCKS Ph ne 209W Compliments of OSCAR V. MCKINLEY, M. D. A. RANDON MCKINLEY, M. D. BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA B A N K with CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY CLARION PENNA W E I N S Clarion County's Finest Store CLARION PENNSYLVANIA VOWINCKEL BROS PONTIAC AND GMC TRUCKS AUTO BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING DEPENDABLE USED CARS Parts and Accessories for All Models PHONE 800 CLARION Helping to Provide for the Better Things of Life through Credit CLARION COUNTY TI IRll:-I' PLAN, INC. PHONE 7 CLARION, PA. RUSSIE'S MARKET IRA M. PARK, Mgr. COMPLETE Foon MARKET 'I92 Eoist Main Street BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 94 I C pl of WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CO-OPERATIVE CLARION PENNA COMMERCIAL GARAGE WHEN 'WG PEANUT BUTTER INC. mode in NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA CLARION COUNTY H. B. DeVINEY CO. DODGE and PLYMOUTH S I d Service NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA Ph 205 Ph 266 NEW BETHLEHEM BANK Make Our Bclnk Your B k Member of F d I I C p NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA RIVERSIDE MARKETS BROOKVILLE DUBOIS SYKESVILLE S H O P P I N G I-9 Mondays T d y I1 gh S d y 9 9 HUMPHREY BRICK 81 TILE CO. manufacturers of CHARCOAL BR IQU ETTES We buy hardware slabs and Iimb d BROOKVILLE PENNA C pI of JEFFERSON ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE INC. 200 - 206 East Main Street BROOKVILLE PENNA CLARION CANDY COMPANY W H O L E S A L E R S CANDY - GUM - SPECIALTIES N h2dA CI P HOWARD SEIGWORTH GENERAL AND CONTRACT HAULING Phone 67R2I Strottonville, Po. Insure To be Sure Compliments of R U T l'l H. S LO A N GENERAL INSURANCE Room I-2 Hohne Building CLARION, PENNA. Phone 376 Res. Phone 360M FOR INSURANCE See BILL FLANAGAN Agent for THE AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY Auto 0 Fire 0 Life Phone T42 Clclrion, Penne H. E. BUZARD PINEY MEADOWS SERVICE STATION AND CABINS IGoroge, General Repairing, Welding cmd Body Workl Phone Strottcunville 6Rl2 OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION LIMESTONE PENNSYLVANIA 97 NULPH'S FURNITURE 8 APPLIANCE STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Easy Terms 0 Phone 53-R NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Compliments MR. 8 MRS. SIDERIS COLLEGE GRILL MAIN STREET CLARION, PENNA. Stop of the Grill ofter the game. V-I-S-I-T BLAKE'S HARDWARE by the bridge BROOKVILLE PENNA. Phone 568 See us for HEATILATORS - CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS CULVERTS GREEN BAG CEMENT and MORTAR - TILE - ROOFING CPW PAINTS GENERAL HARDWARE SUPPLIES J. W. REINSEL GAS STOVES HOT WATER TANKS ELECTRIC 8. GAS PIPE 8. PIPE FITTINGS CEMENT 8Q FERTILIZER -Full Line - GROCERIES AND MEATS FROGTOWN PENNA VANLEER LUMBER COMPLIMENTS C O M PA N Y OF LUMBER AND MILLWORK C 0 M PA N Y Ph 4 BROOKVILLE PENNA BROOKVILLE PENNA COMPUMENT5 DEMPSEY 8x ANDREWS OF GENERAL INSURANCE DR. J. A. ROBINSON T I ph 79 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA LERCH'S DRESS SHOP New Bethlehem Pennsylvania Compliments of the ANDERSON HOTEL Clarion Penna. Compliments of L8. R DECORATING CO., INC. Clarion Penna. BROOKVILLE'S SPORTS CENTER S T E R K ' S NEWS, NUTS, CANDY, GIFTS, NOVELTIES, TOYS PHOTO SUPPLIES 295 Main Street Brookville, Pa. A. R. PAUL R. SCHMOYER BROOKVILLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE R. WEAVER Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Services CLARION, PENNA. PHONE 895 or 206 LINCOLN WELDERS BROOKVILLE EQUIPMENT International Harvesters Farmall Tractors - Machinery Refrigeration - McCollough Saws Brookville Penna. FARMERS FEED 81 SUPPLY STORE John F. Carr f2ndl, Owner FEED, FERTILIZER, HARDWARE Building 81 Farm Supplies Phone 42 P. O. Box 214 Summerville, Penna. J. A. EDWARDS THE RECORD CENTER Brookville Penna. Compliments of E I. S I. A G E R RADIO AND TELEVISION Clarion Penna. Compliments of HUGH M. OWENS Jeweler Garby Theater Building Clarion, Pennsylvania Phone 8 Best Wishes CLARION SPORT CENTER DORIAN SHOP Hotel Loomis Clarion Penna. Compliments of MARlE'S SHOPPE Dresses - Millinery Sportswear - Lingerie - Accessor es COMPLIMENTS FURNITURE STORE, INC. OF THE MARKEL STORES BROOKVILLE PENNA. The Shopping Cen1re DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Phone 86-R FOR OVER 40 YEARS NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA. O'BRIEN SERVICE STATION W E I N ' S Washing 81 Lubrication APPAREL FOR WOMEN, JOS. H. O'BRIEN CHILDREN AND GIRLS Clarion, Penno. Phone 9414 Brookville, Pa. Phone 47 LEO PHILLIPS KING DRUG STORE WHOLESALE Enuns 8. PRODUCE The HRex llH slow Phone 36 Clarion, Pennd. Clqfion Pennq Compliments of THE J. W. SELKER CIGAR CO. Candy WHOLESALE Cigars Bell Phone 151 Compliments of LEWIS POTATO CHIP CO. Phone 'I55 Compliments MEANS AND LAUE 0, DRUG STORE MAULS DAIRY STORE 522 Main SL Clarion, Pa. Complimenfs of Reasonable Prices Qualify Foods Cheerful Service HOMER C. HETRICK THE NATION'S LARGEST EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIP AGENCY EXPRESSES ITS APPRECIATION FOR THE CONTINUED PATRONAGE OF CLARION-LIMESTONE HIGH SCHOOL Educational Field Trips to Washington, D. C. L. R. BATCHELER, A. B., M. Sc., Director Tyrone Pennsylvania RICHEY TRANSPORTATION CO. Authorized Group and Party Service Office-Phone I78M Bethlehem P Compliments of BROAD STREET MOTORS INCORPORATE BUICK 8- CHEVROLET - SALES 8. SERVICE Phone 42 Bethlehem P Compliments of J. PHILIP SCHIERBERL Distributor of WISE POTATO CHIPS - QUINLAN PRETZELS Compliments of GRAY FUNERAL HOME B kville P Compliments of F I R E S T O N E CI on P Compliments ot STEELE ELECTRIC Brookville Penna MARY LEE BEAUTY SHOPPE IMary A. Hetrick, Ownerj New Bethlehem Penna Phone II6 Above Harris' Men's Store I PLUMMEN'S DRUG STORE Cut Rate Drug Store Walgreen Agency YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT PLUMMEN'S DR. G. E. STRAUSS Optometrist 6,,. COMPUMENTS Clarion Penno. OF MCCOLLOUGH NASH MOTORS INC. 1225 East Main St. Phone 633 Clarion Penna. Compliments of CORBETT BROTHERS BARBER SHOP Phone 874 8th Avenue at College J. L. BYERLY IMPLEMENT STORE John Deere Tractors and Farm Machines Papee Feed Machinery G. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Store Liberty St, Phone 791 Clarion, Pa. WILLIAM RIGGS CLARION PENNA. ESSO STATION 3- GROCERY Phone 26R-3 Corsica, Pa. Compliments of SKATELAND F I S H E R L U M B E R Party Skates Solicited Brookville Penno COMPANY C. B. GRAYBILL S. N. GUIHER Manufacturers of SOFT AND HARDWOOD L U M B E R Bills cut to order Phone l7R3l Fisher Perma. ANGELO ALLEGRETTO Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods Notions, Ready-to-Wear and Shoes Summerville Penna UNITED MILLS STORES AND MILLS CLARION AND EMLENTON 422 Wood Street Phone 193 Clarion, Pa Compliments of NEW BETHLEHEM ICE CREAM CO. BROWN'S BOOT SHOP SHOES - HOSIERY Clarion Penna FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN BRAUGHLER a. DINGER C0mpl1men'5 BOTTLE GAS 8. SUPPLIES IRVIN MOTOR PARTS Co. Phone 620 New Beihlehem Brookville Penrwl CLARION FARM BUREAU BRooKviLLE HARDWARE COMPANY Everything in Hardware Farm Supplies and Machinery . Phone 51 Clarion - Knox Penna. Brookville Penna sslewonri-I RED AND WHITE C0mP'ime 'S of GROCEMS COCA-COLAISCOTTLING co. Stratfanville Penna. Clarion Penna EASTERN STATES FARMERS' EXCHANGE Compliments of A Farmer's Purchasing Cooperative Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers, ATLANTIC SERVICE and Farm Supplies I Brookville Penna, CIGrIOn Penna In New Befhlehem C. A. RANKINS 84 SONS IIIS Save Money on Wallpopering MARTlN'S FOR HARDWARE l Clarion Penna ARCH STREET MOTORS PACKARD KAISER-FRAZER WILLY'S WHITE TRUCKS Sylvania 8g Hallecrafter Television Apex 8K Coolerator Appliances Phone 280 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 104 coRBETT's Esso STATION FREg'nK'im,5f:R'ELEY . b - Tues TU es GENERAL MERCHANDISE E S S O Gus uncl Oil Lubrication Bollerles Crates Penna Compliments of UNION NATIONAL BANK CAREFUI. CLEANERS Summerville Perma' Phone 172-J New Bethlehem, Pc: W. W. CARRIER CO. Compliments of , The RW We ElLsoNs JEWELRY Summerville Penna- Patent Medicine - School Supplies Gifts - Novelties - Cosmetics Phone 25'M New Belhlehemf PC'- SEBRING GARAGE C0mPlime'1fS Of Phone 61 DIXIE DINER Summerville Pennc. Brookville Penna. CAUL'S SNACK BAR Nlll.l.ER'S GARAGE Phone 25-R-2 General Auto Repairing 81 Welding Star Route Summerville Penne. New Bethlehem Perma, COMPLIMENTS EDWARDS OF PLUMBING 8t HEATING MEA N S B R O S . We Specialize In Creme Quality BROOKVILLE PENNA. PLUMBING 81 HEATING 'I05 CONCRETE BLDG. BLOCK 8. SUPPLY CO. Compliments Of GERALDINE'S DRESS SHOP Phone 2591 307 Broad Street Ph 22 NEW BETHIEHEM, PA. New Bethlehem one 'U Penne Compliments Compliments of of DR- W. A. KETNER DR. D. EDWIN CARRIER and New Bethlehem Pennq Compliments Compliments of o BECK APPLIANCE 8: HOME CHARLES TooL AND suPPLY FURNISHINGS Clarion Pennsylvania Brookville Perma Compliments of GENE RICHARDS GLADSTONE A. CARMALT Real Estate Brookville' PU' Telephone 78 211 Main Street Brookville, Pc. ALCORN'S FUNERAL HOME C0mPlimen'S Of Phone 43,R,2 IvIowRY's SERVICE STATION Hawthorne Penna. Clarion Penna. HEFFNER BROS. CLAIR M. BUZARD Jobber of Hotpoint Appliances GULF PETRQLEUM PRQDUCTS Sylvania Dumont Television Hawihome Pe,-mg, Brookville, Pa. Phone 277 BROWN'S SERVICE' STATION Compliments Of SUNOCO GAS 8. OIL BIGLEY'S GULF SERVICE STATION Groceries, Meat, and Confections 153 Wes, Main Sneef Hawthorne PSNNU- Clarion Pennq, C- W- ESPY 31 SONS orro MILK COMPANY Say it with Flowers Phone 79 Phone 290 Brookville Perma, New Bethlehem Penna. Compliments of RUBIN'S STORE AUTO PARTS SERVICE Brookville Penna New Bethlehem Penne. 106 PATRONS LIST STONER FUNERAL HOME SMITH'S BEAUTY SHOP, SUMMERVILLE PARIS CLEANERS DON'S DAIRY-BROOKVILLE, PA. THE CULBERTSON HARDWARE CO. STIVERS' GEORGE B. HARTLE OLDE TYME BAKERY HETRICH STORE, BROOKVILLE, PA. VARIETY DECORATING PAINT SHOP MRS. R. E. BARGEHR McCREIGHT'S MOTEL SlMPSON'S SERVICE STATION WHITES APPLIANCES BEERS TEXACO STATION W. M. MCKNIGHT KLINE'S FLOUR MILL PHERO'S GROCERY BROOKVILLE FAST FREEZE SERVICE REINSEL DRUGS ANGELO MELLILLO SMAIL INSURANCE AGENCY LOVE BROTHERS ROGER M. LONGWELL ANDY AND RACHEL WAYLAND W. E. LUCAS 107 Yearlaoo k Engravings eafuring Specializing Year After Year ZHWJWIIERFMIZAN ENGR Makes the Difference ZEAVHNGQ-'i CCCDIMCIEJEAINIY SYKESVILLE, PENNS YI. VANIA. Buy Your Next Car From FREAS-SNYDER MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Quality Trailercoaches CLARION PENNA. BSS' Wishes MILES BROTHERS LUMBER co. from PLANING AND MILLWORK GEORGE M. SEIGWORTH Limestone P S1 11 nville Pennsylvania Phone 6R'22 108 . - . --, , -Jn ' -'Avy 2' 1 1' A , -. ,s.Q- ..,,f.l4f ' - - . S .-4,vf,1'v --w-..p, , x' dxvf 'Z 'aff t,-. sqm- 1-,,9..:,,' .J , 51-41 -' fand- Z .ff ff f' -W :elif I S ll f X Q A 1 .121 6' 1 s 40 3-it-T-' 95' Jrtx l E 3 -1- -'1-- f