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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

as SLR. dlljhahfmlzi 7 .9A,d,:Sf6l42f fx P Clarion Limestone Hugh School s II P A I Q15 ,J if H X ,, William Shakespeare 4 7 fy 41 H 4 Q' .a X RQ 6.1 a Lx' trattanvi e, a. Table ot Contents Admsnustratlon Faculty Sensors Atltletlcs Musuc Gtlwer Actlvltues Elementary Advertising r ii i S' iii .W wifi ME, ik 211 22 7 :li Hg ' Hi ik J il! , Il f!1!JdLLC.Q!zA, Administration , if a 1 I i . 1 1 L N N ' X wxX XM ' , ' ' J Y Wi ka , t. , ' 1 ,V - ' I Y X - - Board of Education Our School Building Program We have realized for some time that our secondary school facilities were inadequate both as to space and equipment available to meet the state requirements of a modern secondary school. Therefore, your school directors and other local school officials have made a careful and detailed study in cooperation with the proper state offi- cials as to the additional facilities needed to bring our total facilities up to modern require- ments. Our school, of course, is only one of many in our county and state that needs to be brought up to date After much work and effort we finally have secured an approved room schedule from the state This will necessitate the building of eight additional classrooms and a larger and more modern and up to date combination gymnasium and auditorium Considerable changing and modernizing of present facilities w ll also b necessary. For instance, the present gymnasium will be converted into a cafeteria and the present stage made into a library. This building program constitutes another major problem for our board of education to deal with in order that the youth in our school area may have the full and complete advantages of a modern educational program. I feel certain that l can speak for the pa- trons and students of our school in thanking and encouraging our school directors for their efforts in behalf of a better and more adequate edu cational program for all All support and en couragement which our citizens and parents who are interested can give in helping to secure a b tter and more adeauate educational pro gram for their children will certainlv be appre c at d M M Coll t Front row L to R Mrs Martha My rs Mrs Sylvan Grady George Col Donovan Edwards Georg Yount Robert Stahlman Rob rt Burnham Mrs Virginia Walter Back row Raymond Beers Mrs Grac Hollingsworth Mrs Thena Gray bll Harold Graybill David Bennett Mack Young Amos Reynolds ii Elvin Brocious Dewey Burns 'V ff' d L: n. ffff 1 . . I S . - - - I - . . . . y Q . . .. . ' ' U' i 9 . . et i ' 'L 1 C I ' I er C. a f s - , , - V . 4 l li - , . 2 , , - ,lf 4 ...t- H , ' , ' , , , es e s- - . - b '-bfi'-T ' - iw, r in Y- .. - Q :lik ll' q '?l , f' , If 1 . .2535 fy . :inf fly V, F' F 'i-.. , 435 253 X ' 3 If Zn ,ff i fjlj' , f 6 dbuuuinmz Nyf Facuhy J' X K X Q X X -IFF 1, rfb' IK r r r V frf YA I M M COLLETT Supervnsnng Prmcupol B S In Educatlon M Ed Clarlon State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College Unuverslty ot Pnttsburgh FREDERICK L CARL GRACE D STEWART Oftlce Secretary B S In Educatnon B S Commercnal M Ed and Physlcal Education Clarion State Teachers College Susquehanna Unnverslty Wayne Unlverslty Detrolt M Ed Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Unlversnty of Pnttsburgh HOMER KAHLE B S In Education Soclal Studles Clarion State Teachers College BIRD RILEY B S In Educatuon M Ed Englush Scnence SocnalStud1es Unnverslty of Pnttsburgh Clarion State Teachers College Seniors: It is hard to measure world progress exactly, however, I think it sounds reasonable to say that there has been as much progress un the last century as ID all the mneteen hundred years before Thus great progress as usually referred to has to do momly wnth mechamcal and physical matters Thus us good and amportant as far as It goes, but many phases of your lute an school have emphasuzed the Importance of learning how to get along wnth other people The un settled condltuon of the world today emphaslzes the fact that we have made much greater progress In the scuence of maternal thungs than we have un the science of human relatuons It ns nmperatlve that you learn to play all games and most especnally what we may call the game of lute accordlng to the rules otherwise there mnght not even be a game and we certannly would not be learn :ng how to get along wuth others The hope of all youth today us that they learn thus lesson and that ut be developed on a world wlde scale Gethng along wlth others must be developed unto a great science of understandmg and tolerance Sensors, world peace and survnval may well de pend upon your developuno world wade tolerance and understandmg M M Collett DOROTHY FERENCZ B S ln Business Educat on JAMES SHOFESTALL B S In Educatuon lndlana State M Ed TGGCHEYS C0ll999 Clarion State Teachers College University of Plttsburgh DOROTHY BERLIN B S un Home Economu: Educatnon Pennsylvanna State College Clarion State Teachers College GEORGE W KEENER M S In Agrrculture Waynesburg College Pennsylvania State College Oklahoma A and M College : . u 1 I I - 5, l Y - 5- , is B MARION K OBRIEN IRENE EVANS ARLOUENE ONGLEY B S un Secondary Educatuon Englrsh Latun Socual Studues Mathematrcs and Latun Claruon State Teachers College Waynesburg College Pennsylvania State College Unrversuty of Prttsburgh B S rn Art Educatron Edlnboro State Teachers College 'Q-.pu FRED C BARRETT MARGARET C SMITH DEAN A LOGAN Instrumental Teacher School Nurse B S In Physical Educatuon Brookvllle School of Nursnng and Physical Science Slippery Rock State Teachers College lv FRANK AUGUSTINE ETHEL KING MARGARET AARON Geography Soclal Stud es B S an Educatlon B S an Educatlon General Safety Soclal Studues Englush M Ed Clarron State and Geography Clarlon State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Teachers College Claruon State Teachers College Unnversuty of P ttsburgh 9 MARGARET McCLUSKIE B S In Musuc Education lnduana State Teachers College CLAUDE R STEWART B S In lndustrual Arts and Social Studnes Calufornra State Teachers College Parsons College Pennsylvanna State College 'E 'Cs FRANK SIMPSON State Normal Daploma Claruon State Teachers College . A91 X - I 1 my I I x ae f . K '44, 1 .f IZ, - 1 L f if , . V1 ' '- X P I ,Nl . .- 1 PTA Q Gush' l A , 'Y A .4 I l L ' S x IX S . ' ERNEST G SMAIL B S in Secondary Education Elementary 6 Clarion State Teachers College Standard Elementary FLORENCE A WILHELM B S In Physical Education and Health Elementary 6 West Chester State Teachers College ELIZABETH WALDORF AGDA ELDER B S in Education English Mathematics Elementary 5 Elementary 5 Clarion State Clarion State Teachers College Teachers College MARGARET E WEISER ETHEL MILLER DOROTHA E HAUCK SARAH BURNS E ementary 4 B S rn Education Bachelor of Science in Elementary 3 Clarion State Elementary 4 Education Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Elementary 3 Teachers College Clarion S ate Teachers College MABEL LOVE Bachelor of Science M. Ed. Elementary 2 Clarion State Teachers College HELEN B SLAUGENHAUPT B. S. in Education Elementary 2 Clarion State Teachers College Duke University RUTH CORBETT B. S. in Education Elementary 'I Clarion State Teachers College BESSIE SWARM MILLS B. S. in Education Elementary 'I Clarion State Teachers College 1 p M-4 if aff HAROLD D McCOY RUTH R COMLY IRENE WILSON MARY O KIRBY Soclal Siudnes and English Clarron Slate Cloruon Stale Clarion SYGYC Claruon State Teachers College Teachers College Teachers College Teachers College Normal Diploma Normal Duploma Student Teachers , 'F 7 'f -eww. 11 -s ,,.. James A. Foley, J . Clare Lias Edward Lloyd Harold McCoy Floyd Svanczalm John R. Tury John Yarnovic Fred W. Wise, J . Gordon Nichols Edward J. Gall Michael G. Tury George L. Curry Berlie Etzel Mayer Harris Lois Dolby David Bevenino Francis P. Dostal, Jr. Michael Dolmayer 'll Faculty Snaps jtwm, -2 ...J- Seniors Front Charles Sludmore, Nancy Muller, Roger McHenry, Scott Walters Sensor Class Hlstory Srlence hovered over the vast stage nts con tents undrsturbed then as the autumn breeze unfurled the curtain of T949 a mighty cast of elghty seven Freshmen directed by Mlss Evans and Mrs OBrien took actuon The following oFlTcers were elected Presrdent Scott Walters Vice President Mary Clunger Secretary Nancy Carrier Treasurer Charles Skldmore our Freshman year As the T950 curtaun ascended It revealed a more experienced cast Under the unstructuon of Mrs Berlm Mr Rrley and Mr Keener we trned to prove this by dolng our part In the lnltla tron Day Program and produced qulte a scene as we dlsplayed ourselves In the costumes we were wearnng Thus year we elected as our stars the followrng persons President Scott Walters Vuce Presudent Roger McHenry Secretary Rebecca Wolfgang Treasurer Norma Malls Among the actlvrtues of our Sophomore scene we sponsored the first Sock Dance at Under the supervision of Mr Shofestall and Mr Kahle the cast of 1951 52 rn unnson made great progress We sold stationery and spon The follownng officers were elected President Roger McHenry Vice President Norma Mills Secretary Nancy Carrier Treasurer Nancy Muller CContunue on page 223 Back Mrs Ferencz, Norma Mllls, Mary Nell, Miss Stewart ll ll l ' l l C-L, We sponsored two skating parties during Soi-ed other activities, . : . d B 14 'N JOE AARON A Future Farmer you can see And he is never slow When he is playing basketball He s always on the go PAUL AARON A devilish one he seems to But always an the beam When cold December comes around He s there to help the team CLEORA ARMAGOST A thoughtful girl in many ways Her work IS always neat We know that when she feeds her m He thinks she s really sweet SHIRLEY BEVERIDGE A very quiet girl is she She knows her subiects well And when it s time to graduate She s one who will not fail. an DONALD BIERS Another silent man we see They say he s always quiet But when the teacher s not around He surely can cause a not CLARK BUSH A yearling in our midst last year His friends have grown and grown Th s proves that when you have a smile Youll never be alone SUE BUZARD A pretty girl a friendly girl Shell always stay the same And when December comes around She ll never miss a game. ALMA BYERLY A student of whom we are proud Her work is always neat The man who gets this pretty lass Will find her quite a treat. NANCY CARRIER This g rl IS always full of pep But stzll her work I5 done lf you are lookrng for a frrend Thus gurl IS lots of fun GEORGE CHAMPION A Future Farmer he will b Hell plow has furrows strarght ut he had better find a gurl So he won t work too late HELEN CHRISTIAN Prana playmg she does well We love to hear her play But neath that always basl-rful grrn Gee rs all shell say MARY CLINGER A pretty grrl a smart one too ln grades shell never fall And when she s on the nO0Y to c eer We thunk she s really swell DENIS CORBIN A qunet boy o worthwhrle frrend Hell always lend a hand And when he has a rob to Hrs work rs always grand CHARLES CRATE A boy who sure rs hard to beat He always has a smile And when It comes to dressing neat Thus boy rs sure rn style KENNETH DAUGHERTY This boy IS bullt like Tarzan great Wlth smooth and waving hair But when rt comes to datrng gurls This Tarzan doesn t care LOUIS DAUGHERTY A lanky cowboy rn our mrdst Hrs arm rs sure as fire And when rt comes to basketball Thus boy wrll never ture I6 1 1 ' do ' e 1 . . 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' h - 1 BARBARA EAKER Now here's a very lively one She's always on fhe go Bur some day she will have lo slap When she has found her beau DONNA ESHBAUGH A sparklung smule us what you s When lookung ai Yhus gurl Her fruendly smule and wullung ways Just leave us un a whurl ALBERT FISCUS A bashful boy but very nuce We all fhunk he us great And when he s asked io be on fume He s never never lale JULIA FRAMPTON Now here s a gurl you cannol stop She s much foo fast for me So uf you want fo have some fun Thus gurl s the one to see THELMA GIRT Her sparklung laughter l do hear When ever she us near So uf you re feelung kuncla blue Thus gurl can brung you cheer PEGGY GRAYBILL A baseball fan a fruend of all A waulress of 'he store So uf you ever wan? some sweets Go knockun al her door DANA GUSTWICK A beaufuful brunehe us she Chu: and peluie you wull agree Her lalenis are very plaun fo see When she us wrufung poetry KENNETH HAINE5 A chorus boy a farmer foo A famous boy he ll be Hell have the Gnesf form around Now you lust wauf and see SHIRLEY HAMLER The cutest blond I ve ever seen You never see her blue And when ut comes to shorthand class She surely knows what to do BERNICE HAUGH A pretty gurl who sells the sweets She us a fruend to all And when she s not around the school She s wuth a man quute tall RALPH HETRlCK A but of devul un thus boy He s gust a natural charmer But when It comes to F F A He makes a thrufty farmer BONETA HENRY A very pretty voice she has Her songs are such a treat And when ut comes to Home Ec class EVELYN HERMAN Thus gurl I5 small and v ry sweet JACQUELINE JOYNER A very sweet and pretty lass She s always full of 'oy But we all know her heart belongs To lust one certam boy JANET KINDEL Blond flulty hair and sparkling eyes A fruend that s good and true And when ut comes to Druve In tame She surely knows what to do Her grades are very hugh The man who finds this shln ng star Wull be a lucky guy ROGER McHENRY In basketball he s really tops And wuth hus team mates too And as our smlllng President He sure knows what to do This gfrl is hard to beat. 18 GALE MYERS You lhunk he s quuef? You are wrong He doesn u mmd the nouse And gurls he lukes bu? can 1 you see He s happuesi wulh the boys CONNIE McKISSON A quuel gurl but don f la fooled She has cu lol of cheer When you see someone wth o smule You know uhus gurl us near RONALD NEAL A seruous lad he seems to be But he s lust luke the resf He lukes to laug1 and have some un Then call uf all a lest CARL MGMUNN He s qou the brughtesf car around Wh never he us druvung ui We know he s never blue MARY NEIL A very sweel and lavung fnend She helps un every way S1e always has a wunnung smule No ma? er what the lrual NANCY MILLER Shell always be our lovely queen Throughout the future brughf And we wull always thunk of her As such a pleas ng sughl GARY OAKLEY A blond wuth very pretty eyes He really us some guy But when ul comes to all lhe g r s He seems a luflle shy NORMA MILLS Basketball us Norma S trade She s also very brugh! She always knows lust what to do And she us always rught 19 . , . , . . . . , , , . . . . 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A girl for in il foo S . . . . , . . . . , . . . , H - - 1. - , , . .-M GERALD PEER Thus boy us rnusucally uncluned He s always onthe go Someday he mught be on the stage And have a brulluant show EDWIN RANKIN Thus boy was buult for basketball He s tall and on the go And when he s playung wuth the team He throws that ball gust so FLORENCE REID Commercual work we find her aum ln typung she us great We know her future days are brught And un her uob shell rate ROBERTA ROSENQUEST Commercial work is iust her style She does it all with ease And when ut comes to lots of fun Thus gurl s not hard vo please NANCY ROSSEY A very thrufty gurl us she And always up un style Sh s also got a lovung man Who s wuth her all the whule VAUGHN SEIGWORTH A very pleasant boy us he We all thunk he us swell And as a helper at the store We know hell never faul CHARLES SKIDMORE A seruous boy un all he does Hus work us always done But when he has some extra fume He us a lot of fun NICK REPOFF Thus boy us always full of fun Hus fruends luke hum that way And so un all the future years That way we hope hell stay 0 VERA STORMER Another fan of basketball With very pretty eyes And when It comes to compliments She gets them from the guys ANNIE SLOAN A shy and yet convincing smile She hasnt much to say And in her future years to come Shell walk her happy way MARIE SlOAN This girl can sing all through the Her smile is always bright And in her art work we all know She paints a pretty sight CY LaRUE SMITH Dark black hair and shining eyes She s always with Marne And when she s singing with the girls Her heart is gay and free ROBERT STAHLMAN This devil's always onthe go I guess he'll never tire He seems quite small, but girls This boy is full of fire. beware SHIRLEY SWITZER Another singer in our midst She s always very gay She always has her work well done And neat in every way YVONNE Tll.EY Come cheer the team we hear he And help us win the game She always has that winning smile We hope he stays the same JAMES WALDORF Calm and silent is this lad But with a friendly heart And when the class is working hard He always takes a part. FSU SCOTT WALTERS CATHERINE WAMPLER BARBARA WENCIL Another brsght spot on our team Sersous msnded ss thss g rl A very sweet and pret y lass He puts us sn a whsrl Her work ss of the best She s good sn every way And when hss school work ss all She lskes a very handsome guy And all her tsme on study done I thsnk you know the rest ln the future surely wsll pay We Gnd hsm wsth hss gsrl REBECCA WOLFGANG A tsny gsrl but very qu ck When playsng wsth the team And when her pastsme s basketball We know she s on the beam Sensor Class Hsstory CContsnued from page 14D Among our many gala events was the Jun sor Sensor Prom The scene revealed our gym as an Old Fashsoned Garden We could escape the feelsng of anxsety at th approach of our flncsl role that of Dsgnsfl d Our Sensor year appearances sncluded tur k y wsth all the trsmmsngs as our reward for a successful magazsne campasgn Twenty two sensors were honored wsth certsflcates of achseve ment A well planned Chrsstmas dsnner wsth teachers as guests followed There was our Washsngton trsp too whsch contasned scenes of happy memorses Our advssers were Msss Ste wart and Mrs Ferencz The followsng officers pressded Pressdent Roger McHenry Vsce Pressdents Norma Mslls Scott Wolters Secretary Nancy Msller Asssstant Secretary Mary Nesl Treasurer Charles 'ksdmore Take My Penny under the supervssson of Mr Barrett and Mr McCoy brought laughter and left sts memorses As the curtasn descends and our Class of 1953 bow to our last encore let us not hear too profoundly the applause or the prasse but try to remember these Words to Lsve By as quoted Confidence can become arrogance Humslsty can become servslsty Cautson can become tsmsdsty All these are ways sn whsch strength can become weakness But the reverse ss lust as true ll ' u . Seniors- The spotlight focused on the stage as Don't n - - Il I I ' - - ' ll 22 mv-I as 2.565 3 JOSEPH AARON Vocat onol Agruculture 4 F F A Basketba 2 3 4 Basket I 2 3 4 Newspaper Salesman 3 Baseball 2 Varsuty Club 4 F F A Vuce Presudent 4 Kungs Court 3 Track I 4 Boys Cho rug I Super Salesmanshup 4 Wunner of Corn Contest I 2 3 CertufIcate of Achuevement 4 Intramural Football 4 Volleyball 4 Prom Attendant 2 3 4 Prom Doorman 2 Advertusung Staff 4 Hugh Salesman Curtus Magazune 4 PALL AARON Vocatuonal Agruculture Basketball I 2 3 4 Star Salesman 4 F F A Basketball 2 3 4 Newspaper Salesman 3 Kungs Court 3 Baseball 2 F F A Reporter 4 Wunner Corn Contest 3 Student Councul I Track I 4 Boys Chorus I Sprung Concert I Prom Attendant 2 3 4 Wunner of Trophy un Corn Contest 3 CLEORA ARMAGOST Commercual Academic Scuentuflc 9 or Salesmanshup 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 and Student Coun SHIRLEY BEVERIDGE Commercial Booster Salesmanshup 4 Gurls Chorus I Sprung Concert I Fashuan Show 2 Vocatuonal Horne Economucs 2 3 DONALD BIERS Gen ral Star Salesmanshup 4 CLARK BUSH General Track I Star Salesmanshup 4 Football 3 Kung s Court 3 SUE BUZARD Commercual Grls Chorus I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Gurls Basketball 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Decoratung Commuttee for Prom 3 Busu ness Manager Curtus 4 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Dramatucs 2 Forensuc Ccntest 2 Star Salesman 4 Art 2 Chrustmas Operetta I 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Baccalaureate Chour 3 Bac calacreate Usherette 3 ALMA BYERLY General Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Student Councul 2 Fashion Show 3 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 Super Salesrn shup 4 Forensuc Contest 2 Newspaper Reporter 4 Queens Court 3 Cutatuon for Servuce to School 4 Advertusung Stat? 4 NANCY CARRIER Scientific Yearbook StaH 2 Yearbook Edutor 4 Class Secretory I 3 Muxed Chorus 2 4 Gurls Chorus I Munstrel 2 Camera Club 3 Sprung Concertl 2 4 Commencement Usherette 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Baccalaureate Chorus I 2 Student Coun cul 2 Muxed Chorus Treasurer 4 GEORGE CHAMPION Vocatuonal Agruculture Basketball Scorer 3 4 F F A I 2 Star Solesmanshp 4 Student Councul 3 Varsuty Club 4 F F A Basketball 2 Decor atung Commuttee for Prom 3 HELEN CHRISTIAN G nerql Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Camera Club 3 Super Salesmanshup 4 Chrustmas Operetta 2 Forensuc Con test 2 3 Sprung Concert 2 3 4 Baccalaureate Chorus 3 Com mencement Chorus 3 Prom Panust 3 Store Clerk 4 News paper Staff 3 County Chorus 4 Puanust for Nunth Grade Chcrus MARY CLINGER Cornmgrguql Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent I Student Councul Treasurer I Muxed Chorus 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Mud of Honor at Prom 3 Punch Gurl for Prom 2 Student Councul I Camera Club 3 Newspaper Staft 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 News Reporter I 3 Star Salesmanshup 4 Magazune Sales Captain 4 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Dramatucs 2 Forensuc Ccn est 2 Chrustmas Operetta I 2 3 4 Baccalaureate Chour 3 DENIS CORBIN Scuentufic Super Salesmanshup 4 Chorus I Cutatuon for Servuce CCoIluer Companyt 4 Kungs Court 3 Camera Club 3 Prom Attendant 3 4 Advertusung Yearbook StaFf 4 CHARLES CRATE SclentlfIc Chorus 2 Baseball 2 Kungs Court 3 Camera Club 3 Honor Guard 3 Prom Attendant 3 4 Sprung Concert I St r Salesmansh p 4 KENNETH DAUGHERTY Vocatuonal Agruculture Star Salesmanshup 4 LOUIS DAUGHERTY SclentufIc Basketball I 2 3 4 Band I 2 Baccalaureate Ush 3 Kungs Court 3 Baseball 2 Varsuty Club 4 County Band 2 Booster Salesmanshup 4 Sports Reporter 4 Student Councul 2 Track 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Prom Attendant 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 BARBARA EAKER Commercual Fcrensuc Contest 2 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Chrustmas Operetta I 2 3 4 Sprung Concert 2 3 4 Boas ter Salesmanshup 4 Newspaper Stott 4 Program Cornrnuttee for Prom 3 Electuve Art 4 Dramatucs 4 DONNA ESHBAUGH Commercual Orc estral 2 3 4 Band 2 Gurls ChorusI 3 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Munstrel 2 Puanust for Boys Quartet 2 3 Puanust for Boys Chorus 2 3 Super Salesman 4 Yearbook Stott 4 Queen s Court 3 Punch Gurl for Prom 2 Busuness Manager for Magazune 4 Forensuc Contest 2 3 Sprung Concertl 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Store Clerk 4 ALBERT FISCUS Scuent tIc Chorus I Baccalaureate Usher 3 Camera Club 3 Decor atunq Commrttee for Prom 3 Sprung Concert I Prom Attend an 3 4 JULIA FRAMPTON Commerrwl Art 4 Art Club 4 Gurls Chorus I Booster Salesmanshup 4 THELMA GIRT Commercial Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Chrustmas Oper etta I 2 3 4 Baccalaureate Chour 3 Prom Sextet 3 Art Club 4 Forensuc Contest 2 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Mauorette 2 I 1 5 -' - 1 I I I.,Ii A A lil . . 1 1 .. . 1 . 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I I . . 24 S i in.- GARY OAKLEY Technucal Basketball I 2 Kungs Court 3 Star Salesmanshup 4 In tramural Football 4 GERALD PEER Scuentufh Camera Club 3 Star Salesmanshup 4 Prom Attendant 3 4 Prom D coratung Commuttee 3 Booster Salesmanshup 3 EDWIN RANKIN General Bas etball I 2 3 4 Student Councul 3 Varsuty Club 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Super Salesmanshup 4 Volleyball 3 K ng s Court 3 FLORENCE REID Commercual Academuc Vocatuonal 2 3 Fashuon Show 2 3 Forensuc Conte Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Operetta 3 Newspaper Typunq Stafl 4 Prom Decoratung and Refreshment Commuttees 3 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Dramatucs 4 NICK REPOFF Vocatuonal Agruculture B 2 3 Tra 2 3 Intramural Football 4 Muxed Chorus I 2 Prom Decorat unq Commuttee 3 Art I 2 Star Salesmanshup 4 ROBERTA ROSENQUEST Commercual Vocatuonal Orchestra I 2 3 4 Dramatucs 2 Queens Court 3 Fash uon Show 2 3 Forensuc Contest 2 Star Salesmanshup 4 Sprung Concertl 2 3 4 Vocatuonal Home Economucs 2 3 Newspaper Saft 3 Yearbook Typung Staff 4 Amateur Show 3 NANCY ROSSEY Commercual Muxed Chorusl 2 3 4 County Chorusl 2 3 4 Queens Court 3 Camera Club 3 Prom Hat Check Gurl 2 Booster Sales manshup 4 Sprung Concert Soloust 2 Newspaper Stat? Assust ant Edutor 3 Dramatucs 2 Dustruct Chorus 2 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Chrustmas Operettal 2 3 4 VAUGHN SEIGWORTI-I General Prom Attendant 2 Super Salesmanshup 4 Shop I 3 4 CHARLES SKIDMORE Scuentlflc Basketball I 2 Basketball Tumer 3 Super Salesmanshup 4 Commencement Usher 3 Advertusung Staff 4 Yearbook Staff Busuness Manager 4 Varsuty Club 4 Cutatuon for Servuce lCrowell Colluer Col 4 Camera Club 3 Prom Decoratung Com muttee 3 SI00 Club Membershup for Hugh Salesmanshup 4 ANNIE SLOAN General rs Chorusl 2 Sprung Concert I 2 F H A 2 3 a Ion Show 2 3 Booster Sale manshup 3 Super Salesmanshup 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Cutatuon for Servuce lCrowell Colluers Col 4 Camera Club 4 MARIE SLOAN General Orchestra 4 Spruuug Co rt 2 3 4 Gurls I Vocatuonal Ifuorne Economucs 2 3 Art Club 4 Fashuon Show Salesmanshup 4 r c ontest 2 t 2 3 Su r LaRUE SMITH General I 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Fashuon Show 2 3 Voca tuonal Home Economucs 2 3 Super Salesmanshup 4 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Forensuc Contest 2 Art Club 4 ROBERT STAHLMAN Scuentutlc Basketball I Basketball Manager 3 Star Salesmanshup 4 Baseball I 2 Varsuty Club 4 Camera Club 3 VERA STORMER General Basketball 2 3 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 Sprung Concert I 2 Super Salesmanshup 4 Cutatuon for Servuce 4 Baccalaureate Chorus 2 Varsuty Club 4 Camera Club 3 SHIRLEY SWITZER General Vocatuonal Home Economucs 2 'I Art I 2 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Star Salesmanshup 4 Sprung Concertl 2 3 4 At Club 4 Fashuon Show 3 YVONNE TILEY Commercual Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Orchestra I Super Salesmanshup 4 Yearbook Adveutusung Staff 4 Prom Program Commuttee 3 Vocatuonal Home Economucs 2 3 Sprung Con c I 2 3 4 Fashuon Show 2 3 Chrustmas Operetta I 2 JAMES WALDORF General s Chorus I 2 M ed Chorus 3 F F A Super Salesmanshup 4 Art I Intramural Football 4 CATHERINE WAMPLER Academuc Class Play 2 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Tru Hu Y Officer I Baton Club I 2 Typung Staff 4 Chrust mas Operetta 3 Prom Refreshment Commuttee 3 Super Sales manshup 4 Newspaper Typung Stal? 4 SCOTT WALTERS Scuentufic Basketball I 2 3 4 Basketball Captaun 2 4 Class Presu dent I 2 Vuce Presudent 4 Kungs Court 3 Commencement Usher 3 Baseball 2 Varsuty Club 4 Star Salesmanshup 4 Prom Attendant 3 4 Basketball News Reporter 3 Student Councul I 2 Volleyball 2 3 Cutatuon for Servuce to Class kCrowell Colluer Co 4 Captaun Magcuzune Compaugn 4 Cam era Club 3 4 BARBARA WENCIL General Gurls Chorus I 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Queen s Court 3 Sprung Concertl 2 3 4 Baccalaureate Chorus 2 Fashuon Show 2 3 Vocatuonal Home Economucs 2 3 Forensuc Contest 2 County Chorus 4 Star Salesmanshup 4 REBECCA WOLFGANG Vocatuonal Commercual Grs Chorus I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Dramatucs 2 Forensuc Contest 2 Queen s Court 3 Sprung Concert I 2 3 4 Fashuon Show 2 3 Varsuty Club 4 F H A 2 3 Newspaper Stal? 2 Baccalaureate Chorus I 3 Super Salesmanshup 4 Yearbook Typung Staff 4 Advertusung Staff 4 Chrustmas Oper etta I 2 3 4 Cutatuon for Servuce to School lCrowell Colluer Co I 4 Class Secretory 2 I1 21 31 1 ' nce I, , , 1 ' Cho- rus , 2, 3, 41 ' ' ' I 5 5 K 2, 31 F0 ensu C 1 Ar I, , 5 pe Art 1 2, 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 - - C: V 1 J 1 .bg 1 1 1 1 1 1 -RX s j I 1 1 f , -- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - . , 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 u 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 3 ' ' 1 I . 1 sl 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f li 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 5 ' . 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' , . , n- s V, Y F lv f V- -if - 'ff 2 '5 -' w 'Q 1- -5 ,aff W A J-A I:-fi? ,fa ki Y-QL ,fa n QQ' we if A I S all i L VII' f ii- ' ' ' I -f f -4- + ' -Y 7- f I f X E , . -: r X X Nl' Z X XX X X Kr X- X , 3, Xxx X X X .2 4 X 5 N 5' A X xx il - R - ' X 1 . - -T X X ' 5 X NX h -N X, :,. ' 7 V- '? - A A' J i cu- i 1 left to Rught Mr Kahle Marlorue Mowry lTreas urer Tom Daugherty QVuce Presudentl Audrey Duck lPresudentJ, Mr Shofestall Absent when pucture was taken Duck Rankun lSec retaryl .lunuor Class Hustory As the curtaun went up on our hugh school u e we experuenced stage frught and we hoped that we would not forget our lunes One of the outstandung scenes un our Fresh man year the Furst Act un the drama of our hugh school lufe was a very successful skatung party Our durectors were Mrs OBruen and Muss Evans and we chose the followung oFFucers to ead the cast Presudent Ted Graybull Vuce Presudent Charles Rodgers Secretary Duck Rankun Treasurer Betty Lou Funk Gaunung our confudence as we went along we entered the Second Act our Sophomore year Durectung us were Mrs Berlun Mr Keener and Mr Ruley Our class officers were Presudent Jum Elder Vuce Presudent Ted Graybull Secretary Duck Rankun Treasurer Audrey Duck We sponsored a Sadue Hawkuns Dance and the Sophomore plays and came through ln tuatuon un flne condutuon Wuth Act Three our Junuor year has arruved wuth Mr Shofestall and Mr Kahle as our ad vusers We have selected the followung officers as our leadung actors Presudent Audrey Duck Vuce Presudent Tom Daugherty Secretary Duck Rankun Treasurer Margue Mowry So far thus year the outstandung events un our class have been as follows a square dance whuch was the schools flrst socual event of the year a pue socual the statuonery contest whuch was won for the second consecutuve year by Mr Kahle s home room and a very enloyable Chrust Junuor Senuor Prom Our class rungs have arruved and we are very much pleased with them Although thus year our class us the smallest un the hugh school we belueve that good thungs come un small packages We are lookung forward to becomung Sen uors next year when the curtaun wull open for the last act of the drama of our hugh school lufe . . . . . I . . l'f , ' ' ' . . - I . - , . . ' I , I 1 ' . h . Z I . , . . : ' ' 1 ' , ' . . . I I . . ' 1 , - 1 - mas party. Also, we are looking forward to the . , . , ' . ' . ' ' . . . ,, . , ' II ,, . . . . . , I- , . . ,, . . . . . 0 T A , 28 jfggwfr ' 3-11' 1. 1 7--af:-I ,u W1 1 , ,' -' - Q. ,Ki M A W. 1'f 'Y Y - Fr- f'-wwsu A Front Row, L.-R.: Carol Orcuff, Larry Ruark, Violet Nicholson, Mary Ellen Hepler, Margie Mowry, Audrey Duck Ronald Sweitzer Lou Ann Winger Jim Elder Rulh Miller Mr Shofesfall Second Row- Marie Wyont Nola Avery Nancy Perry Anna Slocum Jerry Newhouse Tom Harfzell Glorua Muller Shurley Klouse Marulyn Seugworuh Mary Callen Georgua Stupka Thurd Row Frank Swutzer Ted Graybull Plummer Myers Ed Seugworfh Bob Thompson Gerald Daugherty Front Row L R Marulyn Jones Ruta Kossrnan Sue Kennedy Shurley Smnh Lous Clawson James Hamler Bea Collet? Delores Marz Jane? Waldorf Maruon Aaron Mr Kahle Second Row Sylvan Grady Ruth McMullan Berry Funk Cafherune McClune Eugene Clunger Duck Burchfueld Bob Sleppy Wenton McHenry Dorothy Gurus Barbara Jodon Pafrucua Leadbeffer Thurd Row Kenneth Stormer Bull Callen Harry McGu re Dennus Beverudge Bryce Norion Charles Kahle Donald Tomsku an 14 Q s ,gn A' mob ' 29 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 ,Ill - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I I I 1 1 1 - -' -3 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' . -I1 B 1 u 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I f ' : 1 1 l I f I 1 - ll f , u l if 1 V -1 - - - -- -1 , 1 , - .Q ' -u 1rS ' -K P . 'H ' ' 1 . - ' ' . ' . l-N 11 .. . . 1 1' . - . . - - A x . , , ,. I. .v K I ,,., . c. , ' 1 .- ' ' ' I ' Agn I 4. . . K.. ' 'V -f H. Nl- Frst Row Peggy Mrller fTreasurerJ Stanley Stahl man fV1ce Presrdentl, Jack Muller fPresldentl, Mary Harp CSecretaryl Second Row Mrs Berlrn, Mr Keener, Mr Rrley Sophomore Class Hlstory Ready for the Play to begun we entered our Freshman year rn 1951 after appearrng an erghth grade Our actmg was then poor but soon our DI rectors Mrs OBrnen and Mass Evans h lped us to get a good start Our mann characters were Presndent Bonnre Styers Vuce Presndent Jack Mules Secretary Nancy Clunger Treasurer Connre Peer Whale we were Freshman Producers he Freshman Class sponsored a skating party and a movue whrch was well attended and enloyed by everyone We also had our f1rst part to play rn our hugh school future Wrth our actmg well Improved we advanced unto tenth grade Now our Dnrectors are Mrs Berlun Mr Keener and Mr Rrley For mann characters we have chosen President Jack Muller Vrce Presudent Stanley Stahlman Secretary Mary Harp Treasurer Peggy Maller We now know we are Sophomores for we took part un that terrorlzlng scene of lnltratlon Co far thus year we sponsored the annual Sadre rehearslng untll the Grand Flnale We hope by the trme we graduate In 1955 our dramatuc roles wall be completely p rfect and well remembered We are so thankful that we had o many wonderful Directors to help us learn our part for the future . H H t Hawkins Day Dance. We hope to keep our play 30 lOBC Front Row L R Bull Hrleman Bull Dolby James Kesner Ed Ersenrnan Jerry Skrd'nore Duane Rennsel Don Funk Ed Carlos .lack Mrles Norrrs Rossey Boyd Lyle Second Row Lors Smrth Donna Maul Phyllrs Serg Daugherty Mr Rley Thrrd Row Faye Vallrmont Janrce Slaugenhoup Catherlne Cramer Barbara Var ner .loan Cyphert Bonnie Slysrs Dorothy Carlson Ruth Dovrs Evelyn Russl Margaret Stormer Mary Hundman Fourt1 Row Robert Alroe Clarence Wrnters Ronald Bennett Scott Buzard S cnley Stahlman Lancy Therss Paul McKrnney Frank Drnger LaVerne Terwrllrger Lavon Rader Front Row L R Davrd Barnham Arthur Gross Danny Whrte Harold Aaron Harry Bush Berle Rertz Robert Steel Rxchard Aa on Second Rcw Mr Keener Daneen Smathers Patty Sloan Bessie Muller Sl lba Graybrll Donna Clrng r Betty Gruber Agnes Bush Mary Deemer Mary Jane Aaron Mrs Berlrn Thrrd Row Mona Crate Irene Dehner Bonnre Cummrngs Elsue Love Beverly Wencrl Peggy Fnnkberner Rnth Decker Barbara Sloan Marrlyn Rarney Peggy Gunher Loretta Grady Donna Ewing Patty Neal Fourth Row Peggy Muller Jim Wencrl Darwin Sengworth Darrel Bush Jack Muller Jim Hamler Bull Crow ford Mary Harp Vonda Yount .c v 31 ' - 'fs' . ' W ' , -.R- N ' - 'Y' . 'J V 'l ,f Y - .- , , , Q ,M .4-, .A U 'Q wr, I Xi I ' Y .1 , ' ' . . Q, 'P t ' .1 Y 'Nfl alt, f- - .-.-f 1.v'4 ww-fl! 'V I f 1 I 1 U I - 5 l I 1 1 I . ' worth, Connie Peer, Florence Himes, Dorothy Snyder, Shirley Shollner, Nancy Clinger, Sally Clark, Audrey 10 - A I ' - ' ' ' - , . - - - , , , . . y . . K ' ' ' I 1 I 1 ' . , , , r - -' '7 V ' I I A I r I I I r I ' I ' : ' I I I 4 ' I 'G V A L' ' If r - , , r r r - ' 1 . Z I I I I I I I ' I . . V l . . . . l I I I I I r ' - , , , , , , - r , - V S e - -V . . K G -I 3 . Y A .f '- , 'Q , U ' , '4- , r 5 , 1 It A 3 A A . N Y 1 - ' A -W fi' ,ba W 1' 4 ha.. W4 A a. w-an Front Row L R Danny Hamler Terry Hartzell Ernest Broc ous John Bootn Donald Grady Lewus Clmger Henry Cowan Freddue Flscus Ronald Dean Second Row Louuse Clawson Vurgnma Gustwuck Donna Luther Barbara Gruber Shurley Hollenbaugh Janet Decker Jean Decker Shlrley Gahagen Constance Hetrnck Ella Frampton Carol Keck Ann Kerr Frances Austnn Beverly Cole LaDonna Lawrence Peggy Leadbetter Beverly Lehman Betty Herman Nancy Kahle Barbara Callen Fourth Row Jane Knapp Wnlbur Hannold Eddy Fryer Robert Ganoe Vlrgll Daugherty Perry Glenn John Cyphert Nancy Clark E sue Gulnac Nenl Beverudge v 53,1 IA' M' 4. Front Row L R Duck Rossey Granton McHenry Barry Orcutt Jerry Stahlman Sylvester Wensel Ted McMullen Tom Rossey Davxd McHenry Second Row Vuvuan Muller Vnrglma Muller Enleen Swyers Barbara Surnrnervulle Maulyn Neal Lmda Sengworth Janet Sarvey Sarah Sleppy Dorothy Ruark Betsy Spangler Mlss Evans Thnrd Row Mary McGu1re Vurgnma Sarvey Craig Smnth Thad Mules Davnd Rosenquest Tom Nulls Perle Walter Bob Matson Carl Malrngren Carolyn Styers Romame McClune Joyce Pasquerette Fourth Row Ralph Whnte Graydon Thompson Jerry McKusson Bob Wachob Duck Norton Bob Shumaker Lee Smlth Bull Smith Noble Myers Earnest Taylor 32 K , A 4' ' KV y ' ,QV J ,i.,.,A ,,,,,-......Vl may V ' .W . n ek W, I A ' wg, K 1, fn 1 V I -E I .J gl, .473 .3 M away. I 4?i'..1,,.,fze,, ,T 1. ,dz may I gy J iwhpgz w I g, ,, ,ima , - A we . It X N -4 Z 1 r. - 4. ce 9. I ' - ..u . M . f l ' ' '- I I ' I I I I I I 4 3 J 1 I ' h J I I I . I I I F I Bobbert, Sally Graybill, Mrs, O'Brien. Third Row: Betty Black, Mary Ann Bish, Mable Glinkerman, Prudy . I I I I . I I I - I 1 I I r 5 1 - I I I ' . I I I I ' ' 'I . 4: . ' ' ' ' , 1 , I ' af.4.,, . I ,.,-A V. 1 R M N ll J , W I M ' 'Q 'Y 3 ,, ,,,aL'1,Wj,- in '..4 M- ug '- 'i A I I I I I 1 I r 5 L J l I A l l I I A I I , I , . , , . V . : . I . . . I . . I . I , I lk , 1 , I 1 A 1 . , , I - Frst Row I. R Barbara Beers Phyllis Frnkbenner Ruby Gross Joyce Bowerssx Janet Dolby Beverly Heltzenrater Dorothy Crawford Hazel Dunkle Janet Ansel Mr Augustine S cond Row Wtllnam Confer Donald Hnmes Robert Aaron Robert lshman Dennns Hunter Ronald Gnrts Cl Hard Aaron Ronald Bush Bernard Fscus Tlurd Row Mark Corbett James Ealcer Thomas Aaron James Clcr Dan Beveridge Harry Glenn IMA Ftrs? Row L R Donna Wencul Jean Steele Donna Servey Georguanna Perry Slwrley M ller Glora Klouse Sara Maller Mass Kung Second Row Rog r Wheeler Frances Young To'n belgwortlw David Leadbetter Lrda Slocum Eleanor Smltlw Anita Kalwle Patrncla S'nltlw Eleanor Snyder Th rd Row Llewellyn Wells John Lewrs .lack Myers George Wake Brll Jodon Ronald Perry Donald Kalwle Charles Taylor 33 . . , . , - -' -- 1 1 1 1 1 . . Q . . . 1 1 1 1 . - V A 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 . . , : , , , ,z, ' , . 'Wi 'L 5 -- 8 af v. ' . X 3- , . X . 4' -5 1 1 1 1 l 1 l 1 A 1 A l - 2 9 1 1 - l A l 1 A 1 t , , . , . . : , Frcnt Row I. R Eleanor Grub r Bonab lle Clover Dolores Aaron Susan Fye Mary Bowen Edgar Canoe Terry Fleeger Louise Baughman Audelle Baughman Mass Aaron Second Row Rono'd George I-award Beveridge Robert Gourley Shirley Cramer Joan Bowersox Paul Chan rey Charles Flscus Rob rl Booth Thud Row Raye Gross Larry Bobbert Tom Gm Wullam Frke William Hvnes Tom Aaron Herman Janet Smnh Lynn McMullen Bonnie Swyers Mary Jane Rhoades Patricia Rennsel Mr Simpson Th rd Row Connie Sn Th Patrlca McGuire Morne Wake Donna Small Helen Muller Carol Rosenquesl Lorraine Neely Kay Ord way Marie Mills Fourlh Row Wllluanw Slrohmyer Waller Muller Nelson Slahl wan Arvhur Mills Thomas Muller Wendell Neal Harry Luvz Kirby Henry 34 Front Rcw L.-R.: Richard Lehman, Leonard Smith, Eugene Smifh. Second Row: Patricia Lewis, Mary Louise 1 I f V f 1 f V V jfwumlinq, adm 1-3 Ill 'ggi' Atlwlehcs X f ff f ir x 2' 1 i - 'fi :- - , fif- Q Y V Sf 5 6- g W CJ.. gf '--- L, ,r ,L , - S Y I-ii O Varsity Fouls 54 Boys' Basketball The Lions of C-L came out even this season in their appear- C-L ances on the hardwoods. The t1nal tally shows that we have 42 won 11 and lost 11 of our contests. In the presentation of awards, we took third place honors in Class B division. 60 66 The Junior Varsity gave the greatest performance of the 46 school's history by winning 19 out of a possible 21 encounters. 47 If this be an indication, C-L will have a great ball club for the 79 next two years. L. Daugherty R, McHenry E. Rankin S. Walters J Aaron P Aaron Stahlman Daugherty Made Missed 67 67 42 36 62 45 69 62 24 33 13 17 970 FG 50 107 53 89 57 77 52 71 42 36 43 12 Total Avg. 281 12.7 220 10.5 216 9.9 211 10.0 96 4.4 37 2 6 Sigel Karns City Summerville Shippenville Sigel Sligo St. Petersburg Knox East Brady Rimersburg Sligo Clarion Shippenville Karns City New Bethlehem East Brady Summerville Rimersburg Alumni Clarion Knox St Petersbu g OPP 43 61 39 73 43 41 72 78 65 58 51 41 so 54 45 73 43 45 54 65 F st Row L R Paul Aaro .loe Aaron Roger McHe ry Scott Walte s 1Captan M Logon Coach Tom Da ghe ty Lou s Daughe ty Ed R lc n Jack M lle Stanley Stahl 5eodRo o s uae Ta Mes cott uza H le a Geo ge Cha p o 1Score Keepe Ch les Sk dmo e 11 me d Row ld Mller James E er Lancy Theuss D lc Ra k Da d Bu n 36 ' ' 55 76 S. 53 12 10 54 37 86 4.1 63 G Y 59 T. 21 20 20 50 20 60 6.0 -- 1 1260 1265 c n w: lames Ealcer lMCgl'lOQEY1, Ed' C rlo 1M,n r , Don- Finkl ln d il , S B rd, Bill Thir : Rona i , ld , ' , ic n in, vi r hom. 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'Y .. 0 ,, Sv' Q. 41 1' 9 v F' ig TS 6 io 3. 5 X , ig S? sf ,nl I I Q' fb Q O 5 1 mf! . . 45 Act I Glrls Basketball C L Llonettes Mr Carl our coach had a duftlcult decuslon It was necessary 'for hum to choose a cast to play basketball players In our Ac II Norma Mnlls Nancy Muller Connue McKnsson Rebecca Wolfgang Vera Stormer Sue Buzard Nancy Perry From many Try outs he chose the Followung Mary Callen Barbara Callen Shelba Graybull Bonnie Styers Connne Peer Sara Sleppy Marulyn Setgworth second scene of Act I we chose the following prompters Captaun Connue McKlsson Co captaln Norma Malls Score Keeper Lou Ann Wunger Manager Janet Kunclel Practlce and more practice to make a wmnung team Hurrahll We dnd r Thmk of our encores as you look at our scores Clarron Claruon Clarron Clarnon Clarton Clarlon Home Vusltors Llrnestone Lrme-stone Lrmestone Limestone Lnmestone Lnmestone Sngel Clarlon Sugel Alumnu Front Row L R Mary Callen Nancy Perry Rebecca Wolfgang Connie McKrsson lCaptam Norma Mllls Co captoln Nancy Miller Connle Peer Bonnie Styers Back Row Mr Carl Mrs Wulhelm Shelba Graybull Sara Sleppy Barbara Callen Marnlyn Sergwartlw Jcnet Klnclel Manager Lou Ann Winger lScore Keeper 38 o l f - - - ' - ' . 29 I. C. H. 5, 5 ' - ' 37 ' . l4 Clarion-Limestone 22 Clarion 33 ' - ' 35 I. C. H. S. 18 ' - ' 17 ' 20 ' - ' 22 ' 5 ' - ' 37 ' 20 C L Lloneties Y i Q Q f x If f?'f 1. Zh-v Cheerleading Blue and gold sweaters and whirling skirts mark the scene where we find our cheerleaders onthe stage set for our cheering efforts. At the opening scene of Act l, we find the Roaring Lionesses busy with practicing and training and getting ready for the forthcoming season. The basketball games mark the curtain open- ing of Act II where we always find them out there cheering and cheering our boys to Victory. Act III marks the closing scene of a well rewarded year and marks a year in which we strove for fair play and good sportsmanship. This year our cast includes- Varsity Junior Varsity Mary Clinger Captain Sally Graybill Captain Eeny Fink Member Sally Clark Member Mary Harp Member Sylvan Grady Member Peggy Miller Member Marge Mowry Member Donna Luther Member 40 L. to R. Marjorie Mowry, Mary Clinger, Miss Ongley, Sylvan Grady, Betty Fink Roarung Llonesses K' X x..-,pl ij' ll! L., Q3 Volley Ball Front George Chompxon Scoti Walters Ed Rankm Thomas Daugherty Mr Logan Robert Stahlman Back Charles Skidmore LouDaugher1y Stanley Sfalwlrnan Roger McHenry Varsity Club Froni Row L R Mr Carl Mass Ongley Mr Logan Scot Walters Be'ty Funk Norma Mnlls Connie MCKIS Second Row Sally Clark Mary Callen Ccnnle Peer Nancy Perry Bob Svahlnwan David Burnham Donald Funk Anna Slocum Marilyn Sengworlh Nancy Muller Rebecca Wolfgang Thlrd Row Roger McHenry James Elder Stanley Slahlncxn Joe Aar n Louis Daugherty Edwin Ranknn Sco1!Bu1ard George Clwarnpuon Charles Skxdmore A7 son, Bonnie Sfyers, Mary Clinger, Tom Daugherty, Music Makers MUS!C God us the outhor and not mon He land The key note of cull harmonies He planned All perfect comblnotlons oncl He mode Us so that we could hear and understand J G Bronnord OUR SCENE OF MUSIC County Chorus October 25 1952 B Collett R Kossmon D Eshbaugh D Norton B Norton H Chrlstnan ! J I l B. Wencil, N. Rossey, L. Ruork, T, Grcxybill, E. Seigworth, D. Rankin, B. Callen. . . . P. 5 - I I Y I fl' Grft of Mug: Pep Band CBosketboll Gclmesl Mud Western Dlstrsct Chorus A ral 9 10 11 Aprnl M0 11 May 24 Moy 27 March 26 27 April 5 Forensuc County Bond KAII members Cook s Forestj Baccalaureate Commencement Cprung Concert Eoster Sunrise Servnce at Cook s Forest Mus c s ell sand to be the speech of angels Ca lyle Essays The Opera 43 December 24 1952 November February 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 ll and 12 Glr s Chorus From Row L R Becky Wolfgang Rilo Kossman Morllln Jones Shirley Homler Jacqueline Joyner Ruvh Muller Mary Ellen Hepler Evelyn Herman Marlon Aaron Dana Gusfwlck Second Row Beffy Funk Audrey Duck Mar lorue Mowery Peggy Graybnll Yvonne Trley Lou Ann Winger Barbara Eaker Mary Cllnger Sue Buzard Helen Christian Barbara Wencll Mnss Mccluskre Third Row Violet Nicholson Shirley Switzer Glorsa Muller Barbara Jodon Thelma Grrls Marne Sloan Connie McKlsson Dorofhy Girls Caiherane M Clune Anna Slocum Jane! Klndel Patsy Leadbeffer Janet Waldorf larue Smith Florence Read D loers Ma iz Four h Row Cleora Arrnagosv Marne Wyanl Shrrley Klcuse Shirley Smnh Sylvan Grady Bea Collet? Nancy Perry Marilyn Selgwarlh Mary Callen Boneta Henry Mary Nell Nola Avery Glr s Chorus Flon! Row l R Bannue Svyers Shelba Grayblll Connxe Pe r Sally Clark Nancy Clrnge Elsie Love Mary Harp Barbara Varner Florence Hnmes Miss McCluskle Second Row Belly Grub r Phyllrs Sergwor h Donna Maul Beverly Wencll Donna Clnnger Peggy Frnkbewner Rulh Decker Mary Hrndman Agnes Bush Polly Sloan Mary Jane Aaron Thurd Row Audrey Daughervy Barbara Sloan Peggy Gurher Irene Dehner Bonny Cummlngs Marllyn Rclney Loss Smnh Mona Cram Mary D erne Bessne Muller 44 Glr s Chorus Frou! Row L R Connue Bobberf Belly Herman Shlrley Gahagen Eileen Swyers Betsy Spangler Ella Frampton Peggy Leadbeher Linda Selgworih Beverly Lehman Second Row Jane! Decker Jean Decker Vsvnan Maller Vnrgnnla Muller Barbara Callen Carol Keck LaDonna Lawrence Belvy Black Jane! Sarvey Mnss McCluskle Third Row Vrrgonra Gustwrck Jane Knapp Louise Clawson Prudence Herrick Carolyn Slyers Beverly Cole Ann Kerr Frances Auslun Nancy Clark Romame Mcflune Vnrgenna Sarvey Mabel Glrnxerrnan Mary McGuure Sara Sleppy Fourth Row Sally Grayblll Donna Lulher Shirley Hollenbauqh Barbara Gruber Nancy Kahle Mary Ann Bush Elan Gulnac Barbara Summervllle Dorothy Ruark Marilyn Neal Joyce Pasquereflc Mixed Chorus Furs! Row L R Dana Gusfwlck Shwrley Hamler Jucquellne Joyner Peggy Grrvs Rua Kossman Audrey Duck Barbara Esker Mary Cllnger Sue Buzard Helen Clwrusvran Barbara Wencll Mrss McCluskue Second Row Nolc Avery Delores Marlz Donna Eshbaugh Barbara Jadon Bull Callen Bea Collen Shrrley Smnh Ken Haines Nancy Carrrer Larry Ruark Third Row Shlrley Klouse Ed Carlos Ted Graybull Ed Selgworvlw Bryce Norton Donald Tonvsku Sue Kennedy 45 Front Row L R Boneta Henry Carol Keck James Elder Ecldle Carlos Noreen S ngwarlh Norrus Rossey Mary Nell Ann Kerr Second Row Jane? Decker Sally Graylalll Dorothy Ruark Phyllis Flnkberner Lars S'nnh Sally Clark Jean Decker James Kesner Mark Co ln rr Dennis Hunfer Henry Cowan Thr d Row Peggy Muller Beverly Lehman Ken Haunes Duck Narvon Davld Rosenquesl Ba bara Callen Dannre Wlwrte Wllllarn McCall Barbara Beers Connie McKlssan La Donna Law ence Joyce Bowersax Fourth Row Sue Kennedy Beverly Wenncul Danna Luther Mary Ann Bush Cralg Srnlflw Beverly Cole Ruth Decker Shlrley Kouse Audrey Duck Dana Guslwlck Mr Barrel! rcn1Row L R anna shbaugh Norma Ml ls Rea es naa Wu lam Q 5 rcc. qv F a en Nancy Kahle Nancy Clark Rmb Decker Setond Row Tec Grayblll acne arla f Cc. ol Keck rt vna Wencll larwa au e lr ow 9 ver v enum Duma af-fre c y ray ark ean eckz avr osena s Ken e Hz. '1 arbar an onrih Row ae Kennedy Beverly Wencl C Q r U' H- CJ . . . . , . F .- : D E , Y 'er'a R -5 es' 'll' C 'll --w Pa' E Y' qv? Ella v rm: f ' ' , , - E H C 5 Rwlf .filler ' Bonefa Henry James Elaer, Anita Kalvle, Dcrovry Raark Ann Kerr Mary Neil Ronald Swwvzer Geac Cnnger Q Do' ' ' G ' KI s Th' cl R ' he L' ' La ' ' L' vw -1 Sall G ell Jaw-' D-:ue-r sw, Cl J D Af D d R .V -. 9: 5 U Camel J-Y -Vg Knew' mm- feels , F S I r: g Sa' 'P C ck Nc n Mr Ba ff Aezzrey Da:-1 fl Sim? is K- f+7,,,X 1S- - .......r L Other Achvlhes f - eff 1 ,J : X Z b' Q XEEX Y Q b gx .. ' 11- 1? -H' J! I XX Q W X 4 2 , U : 9 b -- J' X - I i N -1. 5 .. ? f X X 1 'E X , '33 X 1, lf' 'W Yearbook Stall As the curtain rolls back we find the stage filled with many directors, ad- visers, and make-up helpers who all assisted to make the Panorama of 53 a yearbook full of precious memories of our school days at C-L. We, the seniors. heartily applaud them one and all. We extend our appreciation to our generous patrons who made it possible for us to publish a yearbook. We do appreciate your assistance. Sincerely, The Senior Class of 1953 Front Row L.-R.: Ralph Hetrick, Roger McHenry, Lou Daugherty, James Waldorf, Joe Aaron, Eddie Ran- kin, Scott Walters, Carl McMunn. Second Row: Mrs. Ferencz, Miss Ongley, Miss Stewart, Charles Skidmore, Nancy Carrier, Cleora Arma- gost, George Champion, Dana Gustwick, Mr. Carl, Mr. Collett. Third Row: Vero Starmer, Mary Neil, Bernice Haugh, Barbara Wencil, Connie McKisson, Norma Mills, Janet Kindel, Boneta Henry, Nancy Miller, Becky Wolfgang, Evelyn Herman. Fourth Row: Sue Buzard, Peg Graybill, Mary Clinqer, Marie Sloan, Kenneth Haines, LaRue Smith, Larry Ruark, Jacqueline Joyner, Annie Sloan. Fifth Row: Audrey Duck, Betty Fink, Catherine McClune, Roberta Rosenquest, Helen Christian, Yvonne Tiley, Dennis Corbin, Donna Eshbaugh, Shirley Switzer, Irene Dehner. 48 xg- KA gg fx - ..l Z,f . fi P0 ll G3 ? V ff! V f 142fV H? E 'O ' FW 'H M . , Q1 in Q A i I , gg-ef x U ' E., 3 . A. v 1, ,t z -' 1 Q6 ' 5 ' Q Q by 3-Q N- .M y f A ,Hr su -- www - ',, .., Y is M N Zig ' ,. c ' .1 .Q ' - 'Nr . S tim... , Front Row L-R.: M1 Shotes'all, Norma Mills, Ma.'iorie Mowry, Catherine McClunf-, Violet N'ch:Jl3on, Evelyn Human, Ca he ine Wc1'11pll'f, Mr Kahle, Second Row: Danna Luther Mary Clinger, Betty Fink,Janet Kindel, Dick Norton, Connie McKisson, Anita Kahle. Alma Byerly, Bea Collc-tt, Back Row: Shelha Graybill, Marie Mills, Phyllis Fin bcfner, Dan White, Ed Carlos, Sue Kennedy, Lou Ann Winger, C LlJon Eleanor Gruber The production of the C L Lion depends upon the Junior Class We elected for our managers Catherine McClune editor and Violet Rose Nicholson as sistant editor We were aided by our directors Mr Shofestall and Mr Kahle and our stage crew who were the reporters Mrs Ferencz and her advanced typing class had charge of the make up Without their loya help the play would never have reached our audience The actors were many and held varied roles for they were the student body ofthe Junior and Qenior High School We have strived to make this production the best ever and we pass along our experience to the Juniors of 1954 to help them make a fuc cessful repeat performance St t I lls Clar es Skidmo e S cond Row Mary Harp Shelba Graybill 'lcd vraybill Rogu McHenry Scott Walters I ront RowL R harlcsCratc :yn yn erman M.iry N ar M C L Mr Kecncr Nancy Millcr Norma U u r y uc Back Row Richard Aaron Geraa Skcmcr Ja k M ller Stanley Stahlrnan Yhad Miles Craig Smith Barbara Callen Ann Kerr Barbara Gruber Counal - - rr - ff 1 I I ' . , V . . . , ' - I F - .' C -, ' 'l H ' eil, Mr C l, r ollett, - ', ' A, ri w l ' r e ' , ' , ' A ' r ' , riafioric- Maury Catherine M:Clurw A d e D k, Peggy Miller ' , I' ii ef ': i , Y , , , , ' . Senior Play Cast Don't Take My Penny The biggest achievement of the Senior Class was the sparkling, three act comedy, Don't Take My Penny, under the direction ot Mr. McCoy and Mr. Barrett. We shall always remember adorable Penny, who has a knack for getting the most out of life, and who has set her heart on a Hollywood career. Young, athletic Kerry, whose main interests are tennis and Penny, wants very much to keep Penny at home. Finally, with the help of his nonchalant friend, Greg, he decides on a way to keep Penny from going to Hollywood. His des- perate scheme is very humorous, but it Hnally backtires. Nevertheless, all ends well when Harrison Day, a young author, decides he wants Penny's sister, Mavis, to goto Hollywood, and Penny decides to stay home and play in the tennis tournament with Kerry All in all Dont Take My Penny was full of humor and excitement and a very big success Front Row L R Gary Oakley Roger McH nry Kenneth Hanes Donna Eshbaugh Mary Clinger Dana Gustwick Nancy Miller Ralph Hetr ck Vaughn Seigworth Ronald Neal Th rd Row Mr Barrett Jacqueline Joyner Albert Flscus Eddie Rankin Nornna Mills Nancy Carrier Scott Walters Robert Stahlman Peggy Graybrll Mr McCoy Fourth Row Thelma Girt Joseph Aaron Bernice Haugh Roberta Rosenquest Louis Da gherty Gerald Peer Janet Kindel Barbara Wencll Nick Repoft Alma Bye ly 51 - fr r it Q Second Row: Shirley Switzer, Paul Aaron, Boneta Henry, Helen Christian, Carl McMunn, Evelyn Herman. First Row L.-R.: Barbara Ealcer Mary Jane Aaron, Shirley Klouse, LaRue Smith, Shirley Switzer. Second Row: Mariorie Mowry, Kenneth Stormer, Dana Gust- wiclc, Miss Ongley, Ed Seig- worth, Jacqueline Joyner, Con- nie McKisson, Thelma Girls. Third Row: Bessie Miller, Patricia Sloan, Shirley Hamler, Ruth Decker, Peggy Guiher, Peggy Finkbeiner, Bonny Cummings, Irene Dehner. Fourth Row: James Kesner, Don- ald Tomski, Beryl Reitz, Ed Car- los, Julia Frampton, Marilyn Rainey, Barbara Sloan. Art Club This year draws the curtain on the Second Act of our Art Club which origin- ated last year. Our St. Patrick's Day Dance stole the scene with its unique stage show. As an added attraction we completed a stencilling proiect. The stars of this year's production are as follows. Director President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer We hope to ring down well played. Miss Ongley Dana Gustwick Edward Seigworth Jackie Joyner Ken Stormer our Final Act with resounding applause for a role 1? r 0 's so -4? f 52 fivb - iv , 5 We Q 5 :W S 2 zggegiffxs gsgssggz xi Q g ist mzmw K X 352213 ittitiim , , 5 :mm g 1 Fifi R woo .pu noon .nos -on :qu f x ,.., x X i i'1i'iiiQilf' A3 ' trr i s 2 i t r , rti 'Tj S 3 is we 1 is is 5 EE I- , ii 'b i QT Q? .ii gifs? , . -V Q ' 'w- qi illililigglii ,M 5 ll N. l il 2224, i A .J i .A ,,., . 'fl lfzfui iii ii iii, lla is I ........ kai gym .: sl 552133 :qi . 115 t 1 , 2, 5 1,54 ni ' ,xlqllizzi wi iff 5 l lzififi ft fiitli 3 ' ' As the curtain rises on the Commercial De- partment of '53 we see rows of typewriters over which students are sighing and fingers are fly- ing. We see plenty of letters to be typed and we know they must be typed right. When our eyes stray oft stage we catch a glimpse of a large mimeograph machine con- trolled by the stage hands who are publishing the Junior Newspaper, the C-L Lion, and a very good paper it is too. The mimeograph machine is 1--5955575-fi2 xz15 has really been put to a test this year supplying all our needs. Further oft stage we come upon a group of students striving hard to learn the mysteries of shorthand and the complications of Bookkeeping. As the curtain falls on the Commercial De- partment ot '53 we sincerely hope that someone in the vast business audience will be seeking the services for which we have been trained. f' 'commercial Department Today, as part of your school system's rou- tine checks on the health of your child-in the effort to locate any difficulties that could inter- fere with normal education-tests were made on a Maico Audiometer. This is the electric hear- ing test instrument used by most ear physicians, medical colleges and government agencies in their work. This same type of testing throughout the United States indicates that between 995 and T406 of our American school children have an ear condition that should receive medical attention. Our school, and also your children, are for- tunate to have use of medically accepted hear- ing test equipment to help detect and thus over- come this problem in our community. All parents want their children to start to school eagerly and happily and to have school life interesting and pleasant. lf school is to be the natural and exciting adventure it ought to be, everything possible should be done to make a break from home easy for the child. Health Department School cannot be a fine and stimulating ex- perience if a child is not physically Ht or if he is handicapped by poor behavior patterns or lack of ordinary skills. From the moment your child was born you have given thought and care to his physical well- being. Yet sometimes you may overlook some conditions as time goes on, if they are not too obvious. At least six months before you plan to enter your youngster in school, it's a good idea to go with him to your doctor and have a special physical examination, with extra attention focused on those things which will affect his school life-his eyes, ears, teeth, and basic body soundness. Each child is an individual. Children differ in many ways in their mental, physical, social and emotional maturity. These differences per- mit a few children to learn to read at six, some at seven, and a few later. It has been found that children who enter school who are not sufti- ciently mature to read, develop a distaste, or a fear of reading which limits learnina through school. This can mean only unhappiness for the child and his family. Since it is our desire to avoid failures, an entrance rule which makes provisions for individual differences is followed. Children who will be six before the first of February attend the Pre-School Clinic held in our school early in the spring. They are admitted to school in September, provided they are mentally, physically, and emotionally mature enough for first grade. Mr. Bower, the area psychologist, is in charge of the Pre-School Clinic in our school. 54 Department Shop Industrial Arts in Two Scenes As the curtain rises on the First Scene, there is a murmur of young, anxious adventurous stu- dents ready to work in shop for the first time. During their early years in shop they learn about various kinds of wood, uses, preparation of wood for finishing, ways of finishing wood surfaces and uses for different woodworking tools. Later they begin making small projects. These young actors learn many things working with wood and metal. They are taught about the safety around power machinery and how to operate some of the less dangerous machines. Safe and accurate use of hand and power tools are the basic fundamentals which a Junior High School Student must know to be a skillful and efficient shop actor during his Senior High School Shop Work. After having completed a brief introduction in both wood and metal the actor may elect to enroll in shop as a part of his Senior High School Course. As the curtain rises on Scene Two of the actors General Education Program, there is the sound of banging hammers as they strike metal and wood, the buzzing of a saw as it swiftly and accurately cuts wood under control of its skillful student actor. Ambitiously the actors engage in a task which may decide their future. Appreciation of good design, good crafts- manship and quality in manufactured products are received through work and participation in the Shop Activities. These actors gain practice in the use of materials and tools, for recreation and home utilization. They are sampling a var- iety of industries through Advanced School Courses in preparation for entrance as a beginner into Skilled Trades, College Courses in Engineer- ing, Architect, Industrial Arts or Trade Education as Specific Training prepares. Entering the skilled trades with Advanced Apprentice Stand- ing provides with other subjects of the curriculum a background for executive positions in industry. i i Front Row I.,-R.: Dorothy Girts, Ruth Miller, Lois Clcrwson, Mzziilyn Seigworth, Shirley Smith, Bea Collett, Catherine Mcclune, Betty Fink. Buck Row: Audrey Duck, Rita Kossman, Gloria Miller, Mrs. Berlin, Sae Kennedy, Marian Aaron, Lou Ann Winger. Advanced Home Economics As the curtains rise we, the producers and consumers in home economics are pursuing many useful activities as we realize that the home is the place where children should receive usable directions and find security, peace, and happi- ness. We want our play and stage to reflect 'W' 'QM- ,,,.v-' .i ' ? - 5 -,, our belief that effective home and family life is too precious in the plan of democracy to be left to chance, Our Acts are built around the activities which are integral parts of family life, the inter- ests ofthe family, their recreation, their thinking, u n .ss 1'-'fra ,,-f ,J ,fl - PM if lil Ein if , 5,3?zji'l .5-7 '5- 4's Front L.-R.: Daneen Smathers, Ruth Decker, Shelba Graybill, Irene Dehner, Peggy Finlnbeiner, Peggy Guiher, Peggy Miller, Mona Crate. Second Row: Elsie Love, Loretta Gracly, Beverly Wencil, Mrs. Berlin, Mary Harp, Danna Ewing, Bonnie Cummings. Back Row: Bessie Miller, Barbara Sloan, Marilyn Rainey, Donna Clinger, Vonda Yount, Patty Sloan, Mary Jane Aaron. Home Ec. lO their co-operative planning for ancl with each other. Our scenes are constantly changing from textiles, tailoring, nutritional needs, cloth- ing the family, management of time, and conser- vation of energy and human resources. The care and guidance of children, house-keeping skills, and hundreds of personality problems -C tl 2- 1 give our actors many chances to exercise their talents. We enjoy our stars and starlets as they play vivid parts on a stage set for realistic acnng. Mrs. Dorothy Berlin is our constant director and to her and our interested mothers we shall owe many of our curtain calls in the future. Agriculture Front L.-R.: Mr. Keener, James Elder, Kenneth Haines, Joseph Aaron, Ralph Hetrick, Paul Auron, Robert Thompson, Ronald Neal. Second Row: Richard Rankin, Nick Repoft, Kenneth Daugherty, Ronald Switzer, Plummer Myers, Bryce Norton, Harry McGuire, Carl McMunn, James Waldorf, The Vocational Agriculture Department in Clarion-Limestone is composed of boys interested in studying and increasing their ability in farming, All of the Agriculture students either belong to the Future Farmers of America or will be members before the end of the school year. The Agricultural Department may enroll anyone from ninth to twelfth grades, if the student is willing to meet the requirements of the department. This year there are forty-six students enrolled in Agriculture. Each student has an average of three proiects for his year's work. Many ot these projects showed exceptional results and won State honors at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. This year our group has won a total of twenty-seven awards, all on the State level. First Row L.-R,: Mr, Keener, Richard Aaron, Harry Bish, Beryl Reitz, Harold Aaron, Robert Steele, Darwin Seigworth, Ronald Dean, Dan'el Hamler, Arthur Gross. Second Row: James Wencil, Craig Smith, William Crawford, Elwood Steele, Darrel Bish, Jack Miller, Graydon Thompson, David Burnham, James Hamler, Daniel White, Third Row: Sylvester Wencil, Dick Rossey, Perry Glenn, Robert Wachob, Ernest Taylor, William Smith, Lee Smith. There are four degrees of active membership in the Future Farmers of Americaf Green Hands , Chapter Farmers , State Farmers , and the Ameri- can Farmers . These degrees of membership depend upon dehnite accomplish- ments not only in Vocational Agriculture but also on accomplishments which re- veal a student's activities in many fields of endeavor His activities in the com- munity and extra curricular activities in school are noted closely. The local chap- ter determines his advancement in the first two degrees of membership. The third degree of State Farmern is determined by the State organization and the National organization confers the fourth degree. 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N ,, ' Q gk V.: L-l- ffaj' irgbli eh ' v Q3 3 zilll lllll MEMBERS OF ORIGINAL SCHOOL BOARD 1936 Clarlon Township GeorgeM Sengworth Presndent FredL Sfahlman Vice President RobertG Burnham Secretary FrankC Rhoades Treasurer J Russell Elder Lumestone Townshlp Charles R Servey H H Hartman H T Potter C W McClune W L Ferry O gnal School Bu Id g ORIGINAL FACULTY 1936 Grace D. Stewart Nell McLane I Esther L. Freyermulh Margaref Sherry Roselia Kindel Mabel Love M. M. Colletl, Principal Joseph W, Kenny Bird E. Riley Maude Reynolds wade-u ' Nvll.. Il -I-QA -:Pl yu-AQ. 'wifi' 1..e....-..- Iazxux ff'-SQ Advertising ' - -14' - fi' or-up 'sk 'W Z'-fd If 51-40 -1 -an p lb 'I- Q Uh. 1-A S-egi -ill '44 I WISHES SUCCESS THE 1953 SENIOR CLASS LEWIS STUDIO TO Compliments of MAYS CCDAL COMPANY BITUMINOUS COAL NORTH FIRST AVENUE CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Pho e Clornon 94 7 Producers and Shippers of n - . PENNZOIL DISTRIBUTOR S GO ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING CO S S Phone 4491 . W. RHEA AMOS L DOLBY Dlomond Core Drllllng Wofer Well Drullnng Phone 244 Clorlon Pennsylvonlo Congrofuloflons To The Closs of l953 W PERSHING STAHLMAN HEAVY HAULING WINCHING LOW BOY CONTRACT HAULING Phone 36 R 4 Corslco, Pennsylvonlo 77 Horizonfol Drilling - Explosives JENKINS FUNERAL HOME GERALDL GOBLE Successor Phone 2 5 R CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Phone 28 R 21 Phone 2'I R 2I .IOE E SHERMAN C O N T R A C T O R HAWTHORNE PENNSYLVANIA Excovohon Grodlng Dump Truck Service Heovy Houlung Cool Sfrlppong Winch Service 78 a Compliments CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Membe Fede ol Depo I Floors Wolks Foundations LAWRENCE BRQTHERS TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE Phone 781 W Clorlon Pennsylvonuo 79 of r s' Insu once Co po of'o ' I 507 C Il of R 81 D FURNITURE REITZ FUNERAL HOME FIRST BANK NNS V FURNITURE SINCE 1900 DONALD K. REITZ - 76 k 'II NATICNAL NEW BETHLEHEM PE Mem ' Insurance Corporation FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLARION S BROOKVILLE CREAMERY PRODUCTS CO I. of Member Federal Deposit SCOTT FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Mom 8- Plckernng Streets BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA YOUR MAYTAG STORE The Frnendly Home Store Compluments I JOHN S CARRIER INSURANCE Phone 48 SUMMERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS ALL GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T952 T953 CLARION LIMESTONE SCHOOL from CLARION Incorporated NEWSPAPERS THE DEMOCRAT THE REPUBLICAN Everythnng for the builder CLARION BUILDER S SUPPLY Phone 745 EAST MAIN STREET CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 82 ' o 1 Establlshed T838 JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT The newspaper that appeals to all the tamuly CIasslBed Advertising That Really Brings Results than any other newspaper BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BUY YOUR NEXT CAR FROM FREAS MOTOR CO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Qualnty Traulcrcoaches CLARION PENNSYLVANIA WEINS Claruon Countys Fvnest Stole CLARION PENNSYLVANIA HASKELL FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 83 More circulation in Jefzferson County Comphments WAYNE R WEAVER Soles OLDSMOBILE Servlces CLARION PENNSYLVANIA THE LEADER VINDICATOR The Complete Fomuly Newspaper Phone IO NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA CHARLES P LEACH INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 254 New Bethlehem Pennsylvonuo NULPHS FURNITURE 8k APPLIANCE STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Easy Terms Phone 53 R NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 84 of ,I - If , 1 HOWARD SEIGWORTH GENERAL AND CONTRACT HAULING PHONE 67R2I STRATTANVILLE PA Compliments ZACHERAL MOTOR TRUCK SALES Internotloncll Moiors Trucks ond Busses Kelly Springfield Tlres HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE T W CHAPMAN AUTO EXCHANGE New ond Used Ports Used Cars Bought ond Sold Ports under the Management of HOWARD RUSSELL 2 MILES EAST OF CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MILES BROTHERS LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Lune LUMBER AND MILL WORK LIMESTONE PENNSYLVANIA 85 , . of Genuine Ports ond Accessories 1 of SNYDERS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY WIRING SUPPLIES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 39.1 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA DISTRIBUTOR TIRE SALES CO W dS NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA C pI f PEL SHOE STORE BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA THE NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKVILLE BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 1 Ph A disiributors New Tires - Tubes - Wheels cmd Rims R pp' g nd Vulccmniz' g Q ' I4 R d Servi Ph T23 oo tree Compliments of G C MURPHY CO The Fruendly Store CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compluments CLARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT W J FLETCHER Owner Royal Standard Typewrlter RoyaI Portable Typewrnter SALES and SERVICE Omce Equlpment Omce Supplnes CLARION Phone 272 PENNSYLVANIA RICE IMPLEMENT STORE Where You Get The Servuce You Want CLARION PENNA McCormack and New Form Machnnes Farmall Tractors lnternatuonol Harvester Refrngeratuon RUTH H SLOAN GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC INSURE TO BE SURE Res Phone 554 M Clarion Penncx 8 of East Main St. Extension Phone 555 7 MOONLITE DRIVE IN THEATRE Always A Good Show mule west of Brookvnlle Route 322 TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY J W REINSEL Gas Stoves Shoes 81 Dry Goods Electrnc 8- Gas Hot Water Tanks Cement 81 Cement Septtc Tanks Pipe 81 Pape Fntttngs Full lune of Grocertes 8- Meats Phone 5'I R2 FROGTOWN PENNSYLVANIA Compluments of STANDARD STOP Refuel Your Stomach Refuel Your Auto Refuel Your Home ALL IN ONE STOP We Never Close Clarion Pennsylvania Phone Strattanvtlle 3lRlI CLARION MILK COMPANY You Can Whup Our Cream But You Cant Beat Our Mtllc For Deltvery Phone Strattanvulle 34Rl'II BOX 467 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 88 112 . . E 2 Miles East of Clarion on Route 322 sit D. :I ' HOLMES BEAUTIFUL DRY CLEANING FULTON CHEVROLET COMPANY FUR STORAGE SALES AND SERVICE RUG CLEANING HUMPHREY 9 g CI BRICK 81 TILE CO M f f R D SIMKINS HARDWARE co CH RCOAL BRIOUETTES C RSIC P YLV NI BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA O A ENNS A A C pI' f We nev I g ' BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA C Q I ' Th I 53 G d ' BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY JOSEPH M KERNAN Owner INSURANCE AND BONDS F RE LIABILITY Not1onc1I Bonk Bulldung Compliments B 81 B AUTO PARTS 349 Mann Street BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Cornpluments CLAIR C CHESTNUTT AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 219 Mcun Street BrookvuIIe Pc: BOWSER S MARKET MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS FRIGIDAIRE RANGES AND REFRIGERATORS SUMMERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA of LIFE I PHONE II6 BROOKVILLE, PA. of 1 ' 1 90 EsfobIlsI1eCI I856 LUMBER MILLWORK G C BUILDING MATERIALS C E ANDREWS The Frnendly Store NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Phone 80 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA BUILT WITH TILE YOU CAN SAVE AT For Beauty For Economy Forever NEW BETHLEHEM TILE CO PHONE IO8 REINSEL DRUGS NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA I 91 COMMERCIAL GARAGE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA DODGE ond PLYMOUTH Soles ond Servuce Phone 205 RITCHEY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 436 Brood Street NEW BETHLEHEM PA Phone 36 Express Servnce Io Plffsburgh Three Trlps o Day From BrookvnIIe or Clcnrlon Group ond Porty Service for your Community Io your Desired Destnnotuon VANLEER LUMBER COMPANY M BUILDING SUPPLIES AND MILL WORK Phone 4 BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Comphments NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA INC L U B E R of - DR. J. A. ROBINSON SPECIALTY FOODS COMPANY PHILIP SCHIERBERL Wuse Pototo Chaps Qumlcm Pretzels 44 8tI'1 Avenue PHONE IO4J CLARION PENNSYLVANIA HENRY G BURNS INSURANCE SERVICE EqUltc1bIe Life Fnre FCGSUCIIIYD PHONE 884 NEW BETHLEHEM PA PHONE IORI LEATHERWOOD PA Compllments PHILLIPS FLOWERS F T D Member CLARION KNOX PENNSYLVANIA SHAFFER AND SMITH IMPLEMENT SALES Complete FARM Servuce ALLIS CHALMERS SALES AND SERVICE ONTARIO GRAIN DRILLS HAY DRIERS GEHL HARVESTER EQUIPMENT J. CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA R. D. :I of 93 Corwgrafulohons to the class of 1953 CLARION COUNTY THRIFT PLAN INC Make our omce your Fmnanclal Headquarters PHONE 7 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA L A LEATHERS CO OR We make t a pomt to please BROOKVILLE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Complnmems DADS FAMILY HARRY I SWARM but Phone 6R33 LIMESTONE PENNSYLVANIA DEMPSEY ANDREWS GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 79 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 94 , . , F D of ll ll Distri or ATTWOOD MOTORS 200 West Mom Street PHONE T164 BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Comphments MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY LAUGHLIN MOTOR COMPANY Dlstrlbutor of Dodge Cors Plymouth Ccrs Genuine Motor Ports Afvxoco at AMERICAN GASOLINE and Accessories CLARION PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Phone T41 KRUTZEL S Flne Store Better Clothmg ot Lower Prices 322 Brood Street NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 95 of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 1 ALEXANDER5 CHEVROLET CADILLAC CLARION PENNSYLVANIA f WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ARTIFICIAL BREEDING COOPERATIVE CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CLAIR KENNEDY TRACTOR SALES FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT WELDING REPAIRING PHONE 43R3 CORSICA PENNSYLVANIA C pI' C pI4 f f MODERN DINER SPINDLER 81 STARR S I d S ' C pl' Compliments of HASKELL'S STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS A RANDON MCKINLEY M D was Und Swce BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA REITZ FURNITURE STORE IN BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Dependable Furnntore For Over 40 Years JOHN DITZ HARDWARE Fostorlo Duncan M1IIer and Imperual Glassware China Lamps Pictures Grfts Sportung Goods Guns Ammunmon PHONE 218 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 97 I . l . , 11 - 11 ff ' ft ff - ff , . 1 Youll enioy shopping at the Compllments of R M S FURNITURE SEIGWORTH RED 81 WHITE Phone 38 Phone 8R'll NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA STRATTANVILLE PENNA Complnments of MEANS BROTHERS BROOKWLLE PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM BANK The Friendly Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 98 CQMPANY GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE MILLER TRANSFER 8x STORAGE Phone 215 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Some Day You WIII Need When You Do Call on FLANAGANS INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 'I42 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA unce 92 GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS FEED 8. SUPPLY STORE Dealer In Feed Fertuluzer Hardware Bunldmg 8- Farm Supplies JOHN CARR II, Owner Complnments of TAYLOR BROTHERS Phone 42 P O Box 214 Hawthorne penno Summerville Penna 99 I INSURANCE I s' 1 1 P D I I WILLIAM RIGGS ESSO STATION 8. GROCERY 26R 3 CORSICA PENNA Best Wsh s GEORGE M SEIGWORTH STRATTANVILLE PENNA KLINES DRY CLEANERS A Pho e 922 BROOKVILLE PENNA SEBRING GARAGE P o e 61 SUMMERVILLE PENNA OTTO MILK COMPANY 9 INEW BETHLEHEM PENNA pl me 1 FILSONS JEWELRY Pho e 25 M NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA C pl GERALDINES DRESS SHOP 307 B ood St eet NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA 8 fhleh MARTINS FOR HARDWARE New BETHLEHEM PENNA pl CHARLES TOOL 8. SUPPLY CLARION PENNA MILLER S GARAGE e Auvo e W So Ro Ie NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA Compl CAREFUL CLEANERS P o e 'l72J NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA Compl ents DR D EDWIN CARRIER New BETHLEHEM PENNA Phone - Phone 2 O l e Com i ns of from n , om iments of I Cleaning - Pressing - ltering r r n Phone 224-J In New e em ll's I I1 n Com iments imfnfs of of h n - lm I of Gen ral R pairing ond elding I r u IOO CONCRETE BLDG BLOCK AND SUPPLY CO Pho e 2591 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA pl ments HUGH M OWENS Jeweler Go by Theoie Bolclnng Pho CLARION PENNA Compl me fs LEWIS POTATO CHIP COMPANY PI-IONIE IIOM CLARION BROOKVILLE Compliments DIXIE DINER PENNA HEFFNER BROS Jobbe of Gulf Pet oleum P oducfs HAWTHORNE PENNA Complnme fs ELSLAGER Radao and Televus on CLARION PENNA Complu fs f L8. R DECORATING CO NC CLARION PENNA Compl ments UNION NATIONAL BANK SUMMERVILLE PENNA BROOKVILLE pllments RUBIN S STORE PENNA Reasonable BROOKVILLE HILTON S DINER P :ces Qual fy Foods Cheerful er PENNA C W ESPY 8. SONS I 9 Pho e 79 BROOKVILLE PENNA THE LEADER VINDICATOR The Complete Fomnly Ne spcsper Phone IO NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA Com i of n . r r l A ne B l I 'I ' rx of of ' ' I , - , PA. l Amen 0 of ., l . I ' of f Y Y Com ' of 0 I Soy i wilh Flow rs 1 n I Y, ,, . W ,, I S vice IOI BOWERSOX P. 8. G. COAL CO. FOOD LOCKER SERVICE 300 Keclc Avenu CORSICA BROCKWAY NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA PENNA- Phone 607'M BALL GREEN House DAWD A KAUFMAN Jewele Po 4 Po 69 CORSICA PENNA CLARION PENNA ples BURNHAM POULTRY FARM Phone ZR H CLARION CANDY COMPANY CORSICA PENNA CLARION PENNA MORRISON IvIEIvIoRIALs ELLSWORTH A KEELER AII-I Rckof NSURANC OIT e S P BROOKVILLE VANDERGRIFT PENNA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA BROAD STREET MOTORS IRvIN MOTOR PARTS co B d ,e NEW BETHLEHEM PA Pho e 42 Compl menfs of pl m 'S MR BL MRS ARCHIE M SMITH H B De COMPANY INC MR 8- MRS RICHARD REDDINGER W, Peo , Bu COLLEGE GRILL Cl G NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA op e IO? r IT ne ZR I1 ne 8 -R Com im nf of U orized o Ages Dealer 1 E Ic ervice-f Nofary ublic ' 505 roa SI et BROOKVILLE PENNA Buick, Chevrolet Soles 8. Service n l Com I en of . . , . ' I L i en King nu Her M in Sireef Cl rion, Pu . SI of The Grill offer th game GRANT S BROC SHANNONDALE Compluments of IOUS GARAGE FRED A MARKELY General Merchandise G s 8- Onl PENNA CRATES PENNA DRD Broad Street NEW BETHLEHEM Compllments of LAUGHLINS BLUE SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Phone 78 R 214 Wood St NEW BETHLEHEM UNITED MILLS 422 Wood Street CLARION McNAUGHTON S Electrical Appluances an Musical Instruments 336 Mann Stree CLARION PENNA A LEATHERS CO FORD SALES AND SERVICE 600 Brood Street Phone IOO INEW BETHLEHEM AVID L MILLER M D Comphments of J S WILSON PENNA New BETHLEHEM PENNA DALE BISHS DAIRY Pasteurlzed 8- Hcmogenxzed Mull: Cream 8- Chocolate M-11. Phone 299 NEW THLEHEM PENNA PENNA Conglatulatnons Class of 1953 CLARION BLOX COMPANY Phone 736 W PENNA CLARION PENNA CHARLES C AMSLER Publuc Accountant Murphy Bldg Phone 5881 Phone SIS W CLARION PENNA H E BUZARD Pmey Med Swumrnmg 8- Pucnscs LIMESTONE PENNA PENNA IO'3 1 C . . . , . . I I ' BE . Phone Clarionf---I93 - l d . ' A ' L. . . - . W W CARRIER CO The Rexoll Store Potent Medlctne School Supplles Gifts Noveltles Cosmetics SUMMERVILLE PENNA DR PAUL R SCHMOYER BROOKVILLE PENNA DR G E STRAUSS Optometrlst 6th Avenue CLARION PENNA BROWNS BOOT SHOP Shoes Hosuery CLARION PENNA Compluments MAULS DAIRY STORE CLARION FARM BUREAU CO OPERATIVE Form Supplies ond Mochlnery CLARION KNOX PENNA JAMES E REAGHART GENERAL MERCHANDISE Telephone 27 R 2 STRATTANVILLE PENNA Compltments of NEW BETHLEHEM NEWS B J McCAFFERTY Prop Furniture Appliances Plumbmg ond Heotmg Phone I I3 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA BRAUGHLER 8. DINGER BOTTLED GAS COMPANY Heutong und Coolung Phone 620 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA GARBARINO S HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES 505 Mom Street CLARION PENNA ISEMAN BROS anummous coALs Resldence Phone Ford Cnty 62l56l Arch Street 413 415 Offlce Phone 280 New Bethlehem NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA I of CLARION PENNA, NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA S T l V E R S ' , . I04 DR B D DRAMMOND 9778 ht M DEMOTTE GARAGE BROOKVILLE PENNA 9 ALBERT C DEMOTTE RICHARD DEMOTTE W CLARION SPORT CENTER DORIAN SHOPPE HOTEL LOOMIS EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE e S ppl BROOKVILLE PENNA C pl COCA COLA BOTTLING NC CLARION PENNA KING DRUG STORE xll Svoe Po CLARION PENNA CLARION PENNA P n 5 Weld BROOKVILLE EQUIPMENT O Cl o BROOKVILLE PENNA pl DR A I. STAHLMAN ALCORNS FUNERAL HOME Iwo 43 HAWTHORNE PENNA W A KETNER and DR F B MASTER CHARLES R GLENN DEALER IN SCRAP IRON 23RII 37RA CORSICA PENNA CAUL S SNACK BAR 25 R 2 SUMMERVILLE PENNA I Compliments of A Forrnefs Purchasing Cooperative Feeds, S eds, Fertilizers ond Form u ies Pcclcord Phone-S International , Om :ments of Cors Nig ---I3 otor Trucks E. Mein St. and Taylor SI. - I ' Heavy 8. Light Towin -Bonded Best islwes The Re o r h ne 36 ho e B9 Lincoln ers Compliments of lnternotion l H rvesters ' ' Forrnoll Tractors - Mcxclwinery Rcfrigelcilicn - MCCOI' ugln Sclws Com intents of Phone Corsica or ' 1 P ne -R-2 phone A F T05 MQCKINLAYS SERVICE STATION South Fufvh Avenue GROCERIES MEAT HUNTING SUPPLIES Phone 807 W T Clorxon CLARION PENNA BROWNS SERVICE STATION Grocerues Meats Ice Cream Frozen Foods ns Tues TU es Phone 31 R I5 HAWTHORNE PENNA J C BOWERSOX GARAGE Weldxnq ond General Repolrs Phone SI R T3 FROGTOWN PENNA FRANK L DOVERSPIKE GENERAL MERCHANDISE DISTANT PENNA Motorola Radios Westinghouse TV Servuce ond Instollcutnon Phone T07 M NEW BETHLEHEM PENNA CLARKS AMOCO SERVICE Grcoslng Wnshnng Trucking Phone I2 R STRATTANVILLE PENNA CLARION FARMS Registered Guernseys FRED S PORT 8- SONS MODERN STORE oRoCERuEs MEI-.ts PRODUCE Deal Wnth A G CORBETT DRUG COMPANY Nyc1IServuce 532 Mann Street Phone 85 CLARION PENNA CLARION AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO INC 36 South 6th Avenue Phone 329 33 CLARION PENNA Best Wishes To The Students at C L from M CROOKS 8. 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