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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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Rankin fSec.J, Wayne Timlin CPresD, Absent: T. W. Chapman. 6 I. t CW' W6 jfacultq Frederick L Curl Principal and Oflice Secretary B S Commercial and Physical Education Susquehanna University M Ed University of Pittsburgh M M Collett Supervising Principal B. S. in Education M. Ed. Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Grace D. Stewart Dorothy Ferencz B. S. in Education M. Ed. B. 5. in Business Education Clarion State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Wayne University, Detroit University of Pittsburgh Homer Kahle Bird Riley Dorothy Berlin B. S. in Education B. S. in Education B. S. in Home Economic Social Studies M. Ed. Education Clarion State Teachers College English, Science, Social Studies Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College 8 James Shofestoll B. S. in Education M. Ed. Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh George W. Keener M. S. in Agriculture Waynesburg College Pennsylvania State College Oklahoma A and M College Harold D. McCoy Bachelor of Science English 8. Social Studies Clarion State Teachers College Irene Evans A. B. Mathematics and latin Waynesburg College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Fred C. Barrett Instrumental Teacher Frank Augustine Bachelor of Science Geography, Social Studies, General Safety Clarion State Teachers College . Q . ,.. .Q .. eg Margaret C. Smith School Nurse Brookville School of Nursing Ethel King B. S. in Education Social Studies, English and Geography Pennsylvania State College Clarion State Teachers College R 5 .- Dorothy Steen Joyce Vegan B. S. in Music Education Indiana State Teachers College B. S. in Art Education Edinboro State Teachers College Joseph Knowles Claude R. Stewart B. S. in Education B. S. in Industrial Arts and M. Ed. Social Studies Waynesburg College California State University of Pittsburgh Teachers College Parsons College Pennsylvania State College Margaret Aaron Ernest Smail B. S. in Education B. S. in Secondary Education M. Ed. Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh 44 r Geraldine H. Byers B. S. in Education Elementary 6 Pennsylvania State College Margaret E. Weiser Elementary 4 Clarion State Teachers College E Q Mabel Love Bachelor of Science M. Ed. Elementary 2 Clarion State Teachers College 't Florence A. Wilhelm B. S. in Physical Education and Health Elementary 6 West Chester State Teachers College Ethel Miller B. S. in Education Elementary 4 Clarion State Teachers College Helen B. Slaugenhaupt B. S. in Education Elementary 2 Clarion State Teachers College Duke University Elizabeth Waldorf Agda Elder B. S. in Education English Mathematics Elementary 5 Elementary 5 Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College Dorotha E. Hauck Bachelor of Science in Education Elementary 3 Clarion State Teachers College Ruth Corbett B. S. in Education Elementary T l Clarion State Teachers College Sarah Burns Elementary 3 Clarion State Teachers College Bessie Swarm Mills B. S. in Education Elementary l Clarion State Teachers College 1 S Ruth R. Comly Irene Wilson B, S, Clarion Slate Teachers College Clarion Stale Teachers College Normal Diploma Cla Mary O. Kirby rion Stale Teachers College Normal Diploma 'll 'I2 . Sec lfaicioww .-.1-i, .,.. Q-Q S -37 5. 3 ,, , S + Y gr, - -gif j ' Ssmxtlf-S 13 Senior LS f lomovro-u 1?- 65145 Ogzberd Mary Callen, Vice President, Dick Rankin, Secretary, Bea Collett, As- sistant Secretary, Patsy Leadbetter, Treasurer, Audrey Duck, President. enior C6155 ..!4245lf0rg Our previous history is well recorded in other editions of the Panorama so now we find our class in a senior year busier than ever. Our many activities have included a magazine campaign which caused the mercury to ascend to the top and break the bulb of the thermo- meter. We shall be remembered for our un- usual successes in scholarship, salesmanship Marian Aaron Shorty R. D. I,ff2 Fisher, Pennsylvania v'lle P lvania . . Summers , ennsy Sclemmc Vocational Home Economics Denis Beveridge Denny Richard Burchlield Percy Corsica, Pennsylvania Strattanville, Pennsylvania Industrial Arts General Nolu Avery Nody ability, financial successes, leadership, and our willingness to accept responsibilities. Forty-two seniors received certificates of Achievement in salesmanship ability. We are still looking for- ward to a successful class play, a yearbook of pleasant memories, a joyous three day trip to Washington, D. C., and best of all to a diploma from our alma mater on commencement night. 14 , Mary Callen Mal William Callen Bill Corsica, Pennsylvania Corsica, Pennsylvania Scientific General Lois Clawson Kitty Beatrice Collett Bea Sigel, Pennsylvania limestone, Pennsylvania Commercial Commercial 5 Gerald W. Daugherty Jerry Tom Daugherty Speed Fisher, Pennsylvania R, D, if-1 scientific Clarion, Pennsylvania General Audrey .lean Duck Maguee James Elder Jimmie' Mayport, Pennsylvania Strattanville, Pennsylvania Vocational Home Economics Vvwtionul A9flC'-'lil-'fe Commercial 15 Betty Fink Fin kie Dorothy Girts Dot mu41 maxi Clarion, Pennsylvania Clarion, Pennsylvania Commercial Vocational Home Economics Sylvan Grady Bee Dee Ted Graybill Ted' Strattanville, Pennsylvania Fisher, Pennsylvania Commercial Academic James Hamler Jim Thomas Hartzell Tom' Star Route R. D. 34 New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Brookville, Pennsylvania lndustrial Arts Academic Mary Ellen Hepler Dee Dee Barbara .Iodon Babs anim KDQ1 Clarion, Pennsylvania Corsica, Pennsylvania Academic General 16 Patricia Leadbetter Patsy Delores Mart: Dee Corsica, Pennsylvania Corsica, Pennsylvania Scientific General Catherine McClune Cathy Harry McGuire Mick R. D. qis R. D. 41 New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Clarion, Pennsylvania Vocational Home Economics Vocational Agriculture Marilyn ,Igngg Hshgrfyu SllifI8y Klouse Bi0I1dl8' Strattanville, Pennsylvania Commercial R. D. qlfl Mayport, Pennsylvania General 1 Sue Kgnnedy Suzie Rita Kossman Snooks Corsica, Pennsylvania Vocational Home Economics R. D. .f,f2 Summerville, Pennsylvania Vocational Home Economics 17. Plummer Myers Clem Summerville, Pennsylvania Vocational Agriculture Violet Rose Nicholson Nicky Corsica, Pennsylvania Commercial Rulh McMillan Mac , Gloria Miller Glory Strattonville, Pennsylvania Corsica, Pennsylvania Academic Vocational Home Economics Ruth Miller Ruthie Mariorie Ann Mowry Margie Corsica, Pennsylvania Clarion, Pennsylvania Commercial Commercial Jerry Newhouse Lewis 3 Fisher, Pennsylvania Technical Bryce Norton Culfy Corsica, Pennsylvania Vocational Agriculture 18 Nancy Perry Nance Richard Rankin Dick Clarion, Pennsylvania R. D. 421 G Clarion, Pennsylvania eneral Vocalional Agriculture Edward Seigworrh Ed Marilyn Seigworih Meri R. D. 2,lf2 Strattanville, Pennsylvania Clarion, Pennsylvania Commercial Academic Sherwin Anila Slocum Shirley Smith Sherry if Straiianville, Pennsylvania R. D. 'I . . Clarion, Pennsylvania Vocahonal Home Economics Commercial Kenmll' 5'P m9 Ken Ronald E. Sweiizer Spike R- D- 'tl Mayporl, Pennsylvania Brookville, Pennsylvania I D . Vocahonal Agriculture lndusinal Arls 'I9 lou Ann Winger Louie Louella Marie Wynn! Tinker Clarion, Pennsylvania R. D. Jil Commercial Mayport, Pennsylvania Commercial Frank Swiizer Beaver Roberf Thgmpggn Bob New Bethlehem, Pennsyivania R' D. 923 Vocational Agricuhure New Beihlehem, Pennsylvania Vocaiioncl Agriculture Donald Tomski Janet Waldorf Jun R. D. 4554 R. D. :HZ Brookville, Pennsylvania Summerville, Pennsylvania General Commercial 3,41 N Q 422211112925 wl T gm iswwves Ng Nr- fx' Gill IN L 1 I. l -umuu - P1 ly F1 VA Q L he ll all Krew' f Vg 5-'S rx I - ik 1 -5 , -i J 20 ,mmf f .fgcfiuilfies MARIAN AARON-President Future Homemakers of America 3, F.H.A. 3-4, Art Club 2-3-4, Secretary Art Club 4, Girls Cho- rus 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Art Staff 4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Dra- matics 4, Prom Refreshment Committee 3, Fashion Show 2-3, Farm Show 2, Star Salesmanship 3-4, Forensic Contest 1. NOLA AVERY-Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Bac- calaureate Choir 3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Forensic Chorus 1, Maiorette 1-2, Prom Program Committee 3, Advertising staff Yearbook 4, Super Salesmanship 4, Dramatics 4, Christmas Pageant 1-2, Prom Attendant 3-4, County Band 1, Basketball 4. DENIS BEVERIDG9Booster Salesmanship 4, Dramatics 4, Yearbook Staff Industrial Arts 4. DICK BURCHFIELD-Clarion Football 1-2, Clarion Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus 1, Baccalaureate Usher 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3. MARY CALLEN-Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Girls Basketball 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Queens Court 3, Forensic Chorus 1, Super Salesmanship 4, Band 1, Store Clerk 4, Advertising Staff Yearbook 4, Student Council 4, Senior Class Vice President 4, Dramatics 2, Varsity Club 3-4, Christ- mas Pageant 1-2, District Chorus 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR CALLEN-County Chorus 3, Basketball 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Track 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 3, Band 2, Kings Court 3, Baccalaureate Chorus 1-2-3, Commencement Chorus 1-2-3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Christmas Operetta 1-2-3, Boys Chorus. LOIS KATHLEEN CLAWSON-Girls Chorus 1-2, Queens Court 3, Typing Yearbook Staff 4, Spring Concert 1-2, Dramatics 4, Maiorette 1-2, Advertising Stal? 4, Forensic Chorus 1, Fashion Show 3, Advanced Home Economics 2-3, Future Homemakers of America 3. - BEA COLLETT-County Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Girls Chorus 'I-2-3-4, Forensic Contest 1-2-3, News Reporter 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4, Punch Girl 2, Queens Court 3, Prom Sextet 2, Baccalaureate Chorus 2-3, Commence- ment Chorus 2, Soloist Mother-Daughter Banquet 2-3, Secretary F.H.A. 3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 3, Assistant Class Secretary 4, Highest Honors Stationery Campaign Sales 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Fashion Show 1-2-3, County Band 2, Christmas Operetta 1-2-3, Maiorette 1-2, Intra- mural Basketball Champs 3. GERALD DAUGHERTY-Track 2, Star Salesmanship 4, Year- book Staff 4, Dramatics 2-4. TOM DAUGHERTY-Mixed Chorus 1, Basketball 2-3-4, Basket- ball Manager, Volley Ball 2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Doorman 2, Kings Court 3, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Super Sales- manship 4, Student Council 2-3, Minstrel Show I, Spring Con- cert 1, Class Vice President 3, Boys Chorus 1, Baseball 2, News Reporter, Track Manager 2. AUDREY JEAN DUCK-Parliamentarian F.H.A. 3-4, Girls Cho- rus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Prom Court 3, Punch Girl 2, County Band 2, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-3-4, Stu- dent Council Vice President 3, Class President 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics 3, Christmas Operetta 1-2-3, Musical Com- edy 3, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Farm Show Harrisburg 1-2-3-4, Majorette 1-2-3, Forensic Chorus 1. JAMES ELDER-Mixed Chorus 3, President of Sophomore Class 2, Student Council 2-4, Future Farmers of America I-2-3-4, Treasurer F.F.A. 3-4, F.F.A. State Band 2-3-4, County Band 2-4, District Band 2, Basketball 1-2, Score Keeper 3-4, Kings Court 3, Track Team 3-4, Volley Ball Team 3-4, Dramatics 2-3, Christ- mas Operetta 2-3, Musical Comedy 3, Orchestra 1-3, Band 1- 2-3-4, Quartet 1-2, Super Salesmanship 4, Yearbook Staff 4. BETTY FINK-Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Secretary Class 1, Student Council 1, Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 2, Cheerlead- ing 1-2-3-4, President Varsity Club 3, Secretary Varsity Club 4, President Girls Chorus 2, Future Homemakers of America 3-4, Prom Queen 3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, News Reporter 3, Dramatics 2, Commencement Usherette 3, Yearbook Advertis- ing Staff 4, Yearbook Executive Staff 3, Hat Check Girl, Prom 2, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Intramural Basketball Champs 3, Fashion Show 1-2-3, Forensic Chorus 1. DOROTHY GIRTS-Art Club 2-3-4, Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 3-4, Advertising Staff, Yearbook 4, Chairman Prom Refresh- ment Committee 3, Fashion Show 2-3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Super Salesmanship 4, Dramatics 2-4, Forensic Chorus 1. SYLVAN GRADY-Cheerleader 3-4, Varsity Club 4, Queens Court 3, Usherette Commencement 3, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Girls Chorus 1-3-4, Vice President Girls Chorus 4, Spring Con- cert 1-3-4, Store Clerk 4, Advertising Staff Yearbook 4, G.A.A. 2. THEODORE GRAYBILL-Boys Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Minstrel Show 1, Musical Comedy 3, Quar- tet 1-2-3, District Chorus 3, County Chorus 3, Forensic Festival 2, Octet 3, Prom Attendant 1-2-3-4, Kings Court 3, Super Sales- manship 4, Student Council 1-2, Jr. Red Cross Representative 3-4, Art Club 4, Christmas Pageant 2-3, Spring Concert 1-2- 3-4, Baccalaureate Chorus 3, Yearbook Art Staff 4, Shop Man- ual Labor 1-2, Dramatics 1-2-3-4. JAMES T. HAMLER-Super Salesmanship 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Art Club 'I-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3, Prom At- tendant 'I-3, Industrial Arts Exhibit, Clarion, Boys Chorus 1, Minstrel Show 1, Dramatics 4, Fashion Show 2, Christmas Pageant 1-2. THOMAS HARTZELL-Prom Decorating Committee 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Industrial Arts Reporter 4, Industrial Arts Exhibit, Clarion 2-3-4, Dramatics 4. MARY ELLEN HEPLER-Prom Attendant 3, Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Super Salesmanship 4, Newspaper Reporter 4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Editor-in-Chief, Yearbook 4, Advertising Staff 4, Forensic Chorus 1, Dramatics 4, Usherette Baccalaureate 3. BARBARA JODON-Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Prom Attendant 3-4, Forensic Festival 1, Baccalaureate Chorus 2-3-4, Star Salesmanship 4, Dramatics 4, Art Club 4, Christmas Pageant 1-2, Yearbook Stat? 4, Prom Program Committee 3. MARILYN JONES-Girls Chorus 2-3-4, Super Salesmanship 4, Spring Concert 3-4, Prom Program 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1, Gym Exhibition 2, Dramatics 2, Art Club 4, SHIRLEY KLOUSE-Super Salesmanship 4, Commencement Ush- erette 3, Maiorette 3, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Yearbook Art Staff 4, Dramatics 2-3-4, Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 1-2- 3-4, Forensic Chorus 1, Prom Attendant 3, Art Club 3-4, Vice President Art Club 4, Christmas Pageant 1-2, County Band 1, Baccalaureate Chorus 3-4. SUE KENNEDY-Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2- 3-4, Ciass Play Costume Solo 1, Forensic Chorus and Orchestra 1, Forensic Solo 2-3, State Forensic Winner, Mezzo-Soprano 3, Girls Chorus 1-2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, County Band 2, District Chorus 3-4, Spring Concert Soloist 1-2-3, Operetta 3, Musical Comedy 3, Prom Hat Check Girl 2, Prom Sextet 2, Queens Court 3, Fashion Show Soloist 1, Instrumental Club, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Super Salesmanship 4, Art Club 4, Future Homemakers of America 2-3. ' RITA KOSSMAN-Future Homemakers of America 2-3, Art Club 2-3-4, President of Art Club 4, Girls Chorus I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, County Chorus 3, Art Staff Yearbook 4, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Baccalaureate Choir 2-4, Commence- ment Chorus 2-4, Chairman Decorating Committee Prom 3, Dramatics 4, Business Manager Stationery Sales 3, Prom Sex- tet 2, Fashion Show 2-3, Farm Show 1-2-3, Salesmanship 3-4, Forensic Chorus 1. .xdclfiuilfied PATRICIA LEADBETTER-Chorus I-2-3-4, Maid of Honor Junior Prom 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Maiorette I-2, Spring Concert 'I-2-3-4, Forensic Contest I, Advertising Staff Yearbook 4, Newspaper Reporter 2, Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Dramatics 4, Art Club 4, Christmas Pageant 'I-2, Prom At- tendant 3-4, County Band 2. DELORES MARTZ-Girls Chorus I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Queens Court 3, Sextet Prom 2, Forensic Contest 2-4, Forensic Chorus 'l, Spring Concert 'I-2-3-4, Baccalaureate Choir 2-3-4, Star Salesmanship 4, County Chorus 3, Dramatics 4, Store Clerk 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Captain Magazine Sales 4. CATHERINE McCLUNE-Girls Chorus 'l-2-3-4, Newspaper Edi- tor 3, Student Council 3, Historian Future Homemakers of America 3-4, Chairman Yearbook Art Staff 4, Art Club 2-3-4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Baccalaureate Usherette 3, Spring Concert 'I-2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Ameri- can Legion Medal 2, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Forensic Cho- rus 1. HARRY McGUIRE-Star Salesmanship 4, Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3, Dramatics 4, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, F.F.A. mem- ber. RUTH McMllLEN-Girls Chorus l-3-4, Co-Editor Newspaper 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Athletic Club lClarionl 2, Gym exhibi- tion 2, Dramatics 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4. GLORIA ANN MILLER-Girls Chorus 'I-2-3-4, Future Home- makers of America 3-4, Treasurer F.H.A. 3, Advertising Staff, Yearbook 4, Refreshment Committee Prom 3, Fashion Show 2-3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Dra- matics 2-4, Forensic Chorus 'l. RUTH MILLER-Home Economics, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of America 3-4, Girls Chorus 'I-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics 3-4, Decorating Committee Prom 3, Fashion Show 'I-2-3, Star Salesmanship 4, Forensic Chorus 1, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4. MARJORIE MOWRY-Girls Basketball 1-2, Cheerleading 3-4, Dramatics 2-3-4, News Reporter I-3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, President Art Club 2, Art Club 2-3-4, Stu- dent Council I-3, Queens Court 3, Varsity Club 3-4, Yearbook Stat? 2-4, General Manager, Yearbook 4, Super Salesmanship Third Honors 4, Store Clerk 4, Class Treasurer 3, Forensic Chorus 'l. PLUMMER MYERS-Future Farmers of America 1-2-3-4, Kings Court 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Mixed Chorus 'l, Spring Con- cert I, Commencement Usher 3, Boys Chorus 1, State F.F.A. Judging Team, Penn State 3, Oats 3rd place at Farm Show 2, Secretary F.F.A. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics 4. JERRY NEWHOUSE4tar Salesmanship 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Dramatics 4. VIOLET ROSE NICHOLSON-Girls Chorus I-2-3-4, Spring Con- cert I-2-3-4, Dramatics 2-4, Student Council 2, Co-Editor School Newspaper 3, Prom Pianist 3, Yearbook Advertising Stati 4, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Store Clerk 4, Forensic Chorus I. BRYCE NORTON-Honor Guard 53 Commencement 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys Chorus 'I-2, Future Farmers of America I-2-3-4, Kings Court 3, State F.F.A. Chorus 3-4, Spring Concert 'I-2-3-4, First place Pop Corn, Harrisburg Farm Show, Quartet 1-2-3, County Chorus 3, Advertising Staff Yearbook 4, Baccalaureate Choir 2-3, Dramatics 3, Vice Presi- dent Mixed Chorus 2. NANCY PERRY-Prom Committee 3, Girls Basketball 2-3-4, Girls Chorus I-2-3-4, Forensic Chorus 1, Varsity Club 3-4, Prom Attendant 3, Dramatics 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Christmas Pageant 2, Spring Concert I-2-3-4, President Girls Chorus 4. RICHARD C. RANKIN-Basketball I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 'I-2- 3-4, Future Farmers of America I-2-3-4, Prom King 3, Door- man 2, President F.F.A. 4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Vice President Varsity Club 3-4, Stu- dent Council 2-3-4, President Student Council 4, Dramatics 2, Minstrel Show 1, Spring Concert 'l-2-3-4, County Chorus 3, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3. EDWARD LEE SEIGWORTH--Student Council I-2, County Cho- rus 3, District Chorus 3-4, Dramatics 2-3-4, Kings Court 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Art Club 3-4, Vice President Art Club 3, Quartet 3, Yearbook 4, Spring Concert I-2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 2. MARILYN SEIGWORTH-Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Spring Concert 'I-2-3-4, Basketball 'I-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Dramatics 2, Future Homemakers of America 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, News- paper Stafli 4, Queens Court 3, Baccalaureate Usherette 3, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Forensic Chorus 'l. ANITA SLOCUM-Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2, Varsity Club 3, Co-Editor Yearbook 4, Typing Staff Yearbook 4, Prom Program Chairman 3, Commencement Usherette 3, Spring Con- cert I-2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Business Manager 3, Store Clerk 4, Salesmanship 3-4, Forensic Chorus I. SHIRLEY MAE SMITH-Girls Chorus 'l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Future Homemakers of America 2-3, Art Staff Yearbook 4, Art Club 2-3-4, Decorating Committee Prom 3, Fashion Show 2-3, Spring Concert I-2-3-4, Commencement Choir 3, Bacca- laureate Choir 3-4, Star Salesmanship 3-4, Dramatics 2-4, Forensic Chorus 'l. KENNETH STORMER-Super Salesmanship 4, Art Club 2-3-4, Prom Attendant 3, Track 2-3, Treasurer Art Club 3, Track Honors 3rd place in Mile Run, Decoration Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Industrial Art Exhibit, Clarion 2-3-4, Christ- mas Pageant 1-2. RONALD SWEITZER-Band 'l, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 'I-2-4, Kings Court 3, Boys Chorus 'l, Future Farmers of Amer- ica I-2-3-4, Super Salesmanship 4, iChampion in Salesman- ship, School's Historyl 4, Judging Team State College 3-4, F.F.A. Reporter, Spring Concert 1-2-4, Silver Certificate Entom- ology State College 3, Dramatics 2-3, Supervisor of Outdoor Athletic Proiects. FRANK SWITZER-Kings Court 3, Super Salesmanship 4, Boys Chorus 'I, Future Farmers of America 'I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 'l, State F.F.A. Judging Team at Penn State 1-2-3, Vice President F.F.A. 4, Bronze Certificate Winner at Penn State 2-3, Spring Concert I, Yearbook Staff 3-4, Usher Commencement 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Dramatics 4. ROBERT THOMPSON-Commencement Usher 3, Super Sales- manship 4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-4, Boys Chorus 2, Spring Con- cert 'I-2, Second Oats Farm Show 2, Kings Court 3, Adver- tising Stott Yearbook 4, Dramatics 4, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1-2-3-4, Vice President of F.F.A. 4. DONALD TOMSKI-Super Salesmanship 4th Honors 4, Mixed Chorus 'l-2-3, Track Team Honors 2, Spring Concert I, Boys Chorus 'l, Prom Attendant 3, Yearbook Advertising Stafli 4, Industrial Arts Exhibit, Clarion 'I-2-3. JANET JUNE WALDORF-Girls Chorus 'l-2-3-4, Spring Concert I-2-3-4, Refreshment Committee Prom 3, Dramatics 2, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Secretary Girls Chorus 4. LOU ANN WINGER-Girls Chorus 'l-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of America 2-3, Vice President F.H.A. Basketball 3-4, Varsity Club 4, News Reporter 3, Spring Concert 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 2, Queens Court 3, Commencement Usherette 3, Yearbook Ad- vertising Staff 4, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, Fashion Show l-2-3, Forensic Chorus I. LOUELLA MARIE WYANT-Girls Chorus I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2, Art Club 4, Future Homemakers of America 3-4, Spring Concert 'I-2-3-4, Refreshment Committee, Prom 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Super Salesmanship 3-4, Dramatics 2, Forensic Cho- rus 1. CLASS ROLL Marion Aa ron ......... Nola Avery ............,. Denis Beveridge Dick Burchfield Mary Callen .. Bill Callen ,..... Lois Clawson .,...... .. Bea Collett ...,.. Jerry Daugherty ...... Tom Daugherty Audrey Duck ..........,. Jim Elder ........ Betty Fink , ............. . Dorothy Girts ........,. Bee Dee Grady Ted Graybill ............ Jim Hamler .............. Tom Hartzell ............ Mary Ellen Hepler Barb Jodon ..........,.,, Marilyn Jones ...,.,.... Shirley Klouse .......... Sue Kennedy Rita Kossman Patsy Leadbetter ...... Dee Martz ................ Catherine McClune .. Harry McGuire Ruth McMillen ...,...... Gloria Miller ............ Ruth Miller' .............. Margie Mowry Plummer Myers Jerry Newhouse ..,.. Violet Nicholson Bryce Norton ............ Nancy Perry ....,....... Dick Rankin .......,...,.. Ed Seigworth ......,.,. Marilyn Seigworth .. Anita Slocum ....,.... , Shirley Smith .......... Kenneth Stormer ...... Ron Sweitzer ........... Frank Switzer ........,, Bob Thompson Don Tomski .,.......,... Janet Waldorf ........ Lou Ann Winger Marie Wya nt .........., A FUTURE OFTEN HEARD SAYING Interior Decorator ..... ..,. ' 'lsn't that nice? Airline Stewardess .. ..., Just wait until I get my wings Blueprinter ............... .... ' 'l'll keep this to myself Anthropologist ............ .... ' 'You don't know, do you? You can't tell can you? I got you guessing, don't l? Hospital Superintendent ....... Man, he's gone Air Force Cook ........................ .,.., ' 'My, oh my Teacher of Home Economics ...,... Secretary ......,.....,.......,......,...... Scientific Farmer .... Paratrooper ..........., Physical Therapist Veterinarian .......,.. Secretary ...,......,..r................. Beautician ............... ,.....,..... . II ll ll ls right II What girl? II You crazy mixed-up kid Cut the comedy You can say that again Live today as if it were your last You're too young Do I have to? don't President of the United States ....,.,..... I don't like people who say they like people Singing Evangelist and Psychologist .. Will you look at that? Chalcopyrite Prospector ....... .........,.. Su perheterodyne Technicia n ....... Florist- of Knox ........,...,........... The Little Woman Court Stenographer .... ...... Art Teacher , ....,...............,.,..........,,..., If you say so, it must be so Metropolitan Grand Opera Star .... Beautician ..........,...... . ................. Beautician ..........,. ......... . .. ll ll Wel l, you know ll Il ll Air Force Nurse ........,..,...................... Christian Leadership Education Mechanical Engineering ............. ...., Physical Education Teacher ...... Dietitian .........,........,..,.....,,,.........,..., Nurse ..,.....,....,...................,.............. Private Secy. iwith handsome bossl American Farmer .,., .....................,.., Mechanical Engineer ..... Scientist's Unlimited ........... Experience is what you get when Naval Ca reer-Gunnersmate ..... ...,. Nurse ..........,.......,... ..... . .. .... .. Aviator .........,........ ......., Architectural Engineer ...... Millionaire .,..........,..... Nurse ..., . ....................... . Designer ........,..,.........,...... Staff Sergeant, Air Force ....... F. B. I. .....................,......... . Vocational Agriculture ...,.. Cowboy in a Rodeo .. ...,... .. Carpenter and Contractor ..... Psychologist ......,,..........,.., Stenographer ..,........... Stenotype Operator .... 24 Oh ---------- you're cute Have you read my latest poem? Don't ever, ever say that again You can say that again l'll betcha' a cookie You know You better believe it l don't know what to wear You don't know, do you? Try it and find out Man, oh Man l don't know. You better look it up Come now Lover You don't say IlGeeH ll you're looking for something else All right, you guys HOHII Mmmmmmm yeess? could be l'll bet ya What's that make me? Come now Ah, you're kidding Drive a new Rocket Oldsmobile l'll try, I'll do my best Oh, forthe life ofthe Ag boy! What ya doing tonight, honey? J That doesn't cut any ice Let's drop these subiects l'll tell you later That doesn't make me any older, does it? OZICLJJ- ,And cldlfblfnfbelit We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind at the present, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament: ARTICLE I-We will Gratitude, Highest praise, and Immortal Renown to all of the C-L faculty in partial payment of our debt. ARTICLE 2-We assign Mr. Collett and the School Board a mortgage on rooms 2 and 8, in full payment of tour years' damage. ARTICLE 3-We will the unworthy and undeserving Juniors KAI Broken seats, torn books, and sticking desks. QBJ Our very high scholastic record to surmount. KCI A mortgage to remunerate. ARTICLE 4-We bequeath Miss Stewart a Medal of Honor for valor in her tield of endeavor. ARTICLE 5-We will Mrs. Ferencz a new set of fingers to replace those worn in typing the yearbook. ARTICLE 6--We do hereby make these individual bequests, , I Q. gi' K ,911 4 , 0 A X Q'4lu ' ll ui 'U iwililll If L-f3'3jsQ.,,v' f, t llil Lug, Sl, ,,- -- . if-r - 4, ga Y ' 391-36531: no o ff 's'K . -gif ,.... ,fad nt - - , :IP 995i 2. us. P-Ei. l -' -:m :::--.stars --- -22:1-.V ' 5 Y , was ' i .V l'i'fi5 g53, :si-55533 I l I, I 4, .l-,, H ziggy I 7 :ik ' .- kv-vga, LL Rd? ' f , x Q fix' ' I . . - , , -.- ' . ' I fl V' . 5 . Tdavf. ,I I 7 vi ' 5 2 R f A r' A' 1 , 1 , f 4 , ' 3' -' . I Af , 4 731. I 3 ' ' 'QQ gg! , i 0 Q ,- ? Q f .QB ,,,, hey? Q 1,77 .- A ' Plummer Meyers-wills Mr. Keener a Pterodac- tyl for egg-experimental purposes. Bill Callen- leaves his bookkeeping ability to Mrs. Ferencz. Bob Thompson-leaves his Nash to Mr. Keener. Violet Nicholson-leaves violets and roses to the Junior class. Audrey Duck-leaves her executive ability to some lucky junior. Tom Daugherty-leaves speed to Scott Buzard. Jerry Daugherty-leaves his sleepiness to all in Mr. Kahle's History class. Jim Hamler-leaves his name to Jim Hamler. Dennis Beveridge- leaves his silence to Jim Kesner. Ed Seigworth- leaves his chatter to Miss Evans. Dick Burchtield -leaves his skipping to Jack Miles. Don Tom- ski-leaves some Trinitroltoluene to liven up Physics Class. Ted Graybill-wills his guitar to Ted McMillen. Mary Hepler-wills her seat in Mr. Shofestall's bus to anyone who will risk rid- ing in it. Patsy Leadbetter-leaves a kiss to Bill Hileman. Gloria Miller-wills a pair of broken glasses to Mr. Stewart Cto tixj. Shirley Klouse- wills her teaching ability .to Mr.' Riley. Jerry Newhouscfeleaves a crew cut to anyone. Frank Switzer-wills his red hair to Barb Summerville. Ron Sweitzer-leaves a sales record for any- one to top. Ruth Miller-sadly wills her violin to Mr. Smith's kindling pile. Nola Avery-leaves a band aid to Mrs. Smith. Marilyn Jones- leaves Bird Riley a Muslelazibellina. Shirley Smith, Rita Kossman, Dorothy Girts, Marian Aaron-bequeath Mrs. Berlin several scorched cooking utensils. Bryce Norton, Ken Stormer- leave their dunce caps to two deserving juniors. Sylvan Grady-leaves an argument to anyone who wants one. Margie Mowry--wills Den- ver Girts to the Smithsonian Institute. Dick Rankin-wills Mr. Shofestall a good Ford to re- place a nondescript Chevvy. Harry McGuire- leaves Patty Mong a great big hug. Marilyn Seigworth-leaves the Junior girls a parcel of assorted giggles. Bea Collett-leaves all future assemblies a song. Lois Clawson-wills Fisher back to the Indians. Barb Jodon-wills her ar- tistic ability to Harold Aaron. Dee Martz-wills her seat in Mixed Chorus to Skip Rossey. Mary Callen-wills her quickness on the basketball floor to Shelby Graybill. Sue Kennedy-wills her skipping Orchestra to Barb Callen. Marie Wyant-wills Mr. McCoy an overdue library book. Ruth McMillen-leaves her sweet smile to Donna Clinger. Nancy Perry-bequeaths her yellow sweater and 3 blue stripes to Barb Cal- len. Betty Fink-leaves her cheerleading abil- ity to Sally Graybill. .lim Elder-leaves his clar- inet playing ability to Janet Decker. Janet Wal- dorf-leaves her seat in shorthand class to any- one who will accept it. Tom Hartzell be- queaths his reading ability to anybody making a book report. Anita Slocum, Catherine McClune, lou Ann Winger-leave three new smiles to three new Juniors. I I 4 lofarenlficed Y I L -ag. gg , X 3 QF, 'vxzfgiit 35 ak Xfebjf am' 4 if 93? 5 - R 2 ' Q -ij , Xl xxjff X QD ' PY ED ?A Zlnderclauwmen 661.55 Gerd ll.. to RJ Phyllis Seigworth Vice President, Shelby Gray bill, Treasurer, Stan Stahl man, President, Don Fink Secretary. omior' CAM Adfory In 1951 being new in the scientific methods of high school life we started out with this for- mula which brought us through our Freshman year. Our teachers were Mrs. O'Brien and Miss Evans. The one outstanding result of our for- mula was a skating party, from which we col- lected a nice sum for our treasury. ln 1952 we started off our Sophomore year with the unscientific event of initiation. Having survived this ordeal we found ourselves playing a large part in the activities of the school. Mr. Keener, Mrs. Berlin and Mr. Riley were our ad- visers and gave us our many scientific tips. From the Sadie Hawkins Dance we made a nice addition to our treasury. ln 1953 with great confidence and with the guidance of Mr. Shofestall and Mr. Kahle we began our Junior year. This year our major activities include: 1. The publication of the C-L Lion 2. The successful campaign to sell stationery so that we might increase our financial needs, and 3. Last, but not least the Junior Prom planned and perfected under the scientific etiquette of such a formal occasion. Many details must yet be worked out but our Prom theme will be worthy and long re- membered. Z f e e ll-.xg Front Row, L.-R.: Mr. Shofestall, Elsie Love, Rose Heckman, Bonnie Cummings, Bonnie Styers, Peggy Fink- beiner, Joan Cyphert, Barbara Varner, Ruth Decker, Mary Harp, Shelby Graybill, Bessie Miller Second Row: Patty Sloan, lrene Dehner, Agnes Bush, Peggy Guiher, Phyllis Seigworth, Marilyn Rainey, Donna Clinger, Donna Maul, Nancy Clinger, Betty Gruber, Barbara Sloan, Mona Crate Back Row: Richard Aaron, David Burnham, Robert Steele, Denver Girts, Jack Miles, .lack Miller, Stanley Stahlman, Scott Buzord, Ed Carlos, William Crawford, Beryl Reitz, Arthur Gross ffl? Front Row, I..-R.: Mr. Kahle, Janice Slaughenhaup, Emma Girts, Margaret Stormer, Dorothy Snyder, Ruth Davis, Dorothy Carlson, Alice Port, Faye Vallimont, Peggy Miller, Daneen Smathers, Loretta Grady, Donna Ewing Second Row: Audrey Daugherty, Mary Jane Aaron, Vonda Yount, Patty Neal, Ina Rae Reaghart, Shirley Shotliner, Frank Dinger, Clarence Winters, Darwin Seigworth, Darrel Bish, Jim Wencil, Danny White Back Row: Bill Hileman, LaVerne Terwilliger, Ronald Miller, Lavon Rader, Lancy Theiss, Mervin Kahle, William Dolby, Ronald Bennett, Edwin Eisenman, Charles Miller, Don Fink, Gerry Skidmore 29 s- at ,lp X 9 5 'si I llll '4 fi f X 4 iii ,, Ov P if' Our teachers must have been glad to see that day pass on when we became members of the senior high school. Yes, you have guessed it. lt was Initiation Day. How unscientific can we get? Everyone had a wonderful time, for even the teachers took part in our production of .gap omore Cfaw cybfafory Dragnet in the assembly program. Besides producing Dragnet in a scientific fashion we also produced and enchanted the audience with our production of The Arthur Godfrey Show . We all tried to be good sports that day for we were looking ahead to next year when we will get the opportunity to initiate the following class. Our next social event was the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. Our memories go back to other irregularities in scientific procedures as we think of those corsages and the girls' privileges. URM CeI':f Ann Kerr, Treasurer, Tom Mills, President, Barbara Callen, Secretary, labsentl Thad Miles, Vice-President 30 IO-jg Front Row lL.-RJ: Mr, Riley, Virginia Gustwick, Ella Frampton, Barbara Gruber, Barbara Callen, Donna Luther, Sarah Sleppy, Peggy Leadbetter, Marilyn Neal, Mary Ann Bish, La Donna Lawrence, Carol Keck Second Row: Freddy Fiscus, Jerry Stahlman, Neil Beveridge, Ernest Brocious, Bob Matson, David McHenry, Edward Fryer, Noble Myers, Ernest Taylor, Tom Neely, John Booth, Henry Cowan, Barry Orcutt Back Row: Ralph White, Lewis Clinger, Pearl Walters, David Rosenquest, Virgil Daugherty, Dick Norton, Tom Mills, Thad Miles, Bob Ganoe, Carl Malmgren, Granton McHenry 10-Z?-70-5 Front Row lL.-RJ: Mrs. Berlin, Betsy Spangler, Shirley Hollenbaugh, Janet Decker, Prudy Hetrick, Shirley Gahagen, Betty Herman, Jean Decker, Beverly Lehman, Beverly Cole, Virginia Miller, Vivian Miller, Mr. Keener Second Row: Sally Graybill, Linda Seigworth, Romaine McClune, Louise Clawson, Mary McGuire, Mable Glinkerman, Elsie Gulnac, Francis Austin, Nancy Clark, Ann Kerr, Nancy Kahle, Jane Knapp, Barbara Summerville, Eileen Swyers Back Row: Ted McMillen, Ronald Dean, Craig Smith, Tom Rossey, Danny Hamler, Graydon Thompson, Perry Glenn, Harold McMahon, Bob Wachob, Lee Smith, Elwood Steel, Bill Smith, Dick Rossey 31 Q-A Front Row lL.-RJ: Mr. McCoy, Ella May Winters, Marie Rainey, Audrey Clark, Roasrna Galinskis, Helen Case, Joan Ferris, Bonnie Eisenman, Diana Shoffner, Shirley Tomski, Ella Jean Blair, Kathleen Ganoe, Alda Atzeni Second Row: Donald Himes, Dallas Myers, Ronald Bush, Irwin Love, Bernard Fiscus, Robert Aaron, Terry Smith, Ed Smith, Ronald Newhouse, George Alexander, Ronald Girts, Kay Simpson, Patti Mong, Mildred Stormer Back Row: Dennis Hunter, Robert lshman, Dan Beveridge, Mark Corbett, Jim Eaker, John Glasgow, Clifford Caro, George Avery, James Clark, Tom Aaron, Daryl Hamler, Harry Glenn wi? Front Row lL.-RJ: Miss Evans, Francis Young, Phyllis Finkbeiner, Barbara Beers, Eleanor Smith, Joyce Bowersox, Anita Kahle, Janet Ansel, Donna Wencil, Hazel Dunkle, Eleanor Snyder, Linda Slocum Second Row: William Wenner, Roger Wheeler, Duane Kahle, Charles Taylor, Sally Miller, Donna Servey, Georgianna Perry, Dorothy Crawford, Jean Steele, Ruby Gross, Gloria Klouse, Sally Miller Back Row: Donald Kahle, John Lewis, Harold Wilson, William Jodon, Jack Myers, George Wike, David Leadbetter, Ronald Perry, David Miller, Llewelyn Wells 32 8,4 Front Row lL.-RJ: Mr. Augustine, Janet Hollenbaugh, Rachel Henry, Bonabelle Clover, Louise Baugh- man, Eleanor Gruber, Dolores Aaron, Donna Henry, Mary Lee Bowen, Joan Bowersox, Aloha King Second Row: Bob Booth, Tom Aaron, Audelle Baughman, Janice Hollenbaugh, Patricia Lee, Ron George, Allen Fike, Shirley Cramer, Carolyn Goheen, Mary Armagost, Martha McCleary, Charles Fiscus, Raye Gross Back Row: Ronald Girts, Howard Beveridge, William Fike, Terry Fleeger, Ed Ganoe, Elwood Davis, Paul Chantrey, Robert Gourley, Tom Chapman Front Row ll.-R.l: Miss King, Bonnie Swyers, Mary Jane Rhoades, Lynn McMillen, Patty Lewis, Nelson Stahlman, LeRoy Armagost, Arthur Mills, Patty McGuire, Wilma Wenner, Connie Smith, Dorothy Youn Second Rgwz Mary Lou Herman, Betty Larson, Carol Rosenquest, Marie Mills, Kay Ordiway, Donna Smail, Marie Wike, Helen Miller, Lorraine Neely, Gail Parsons, Joan McNaughton, Janet Smith Back Row: Leonard Smith, Carl Goheen, Eugene Smith, William Himes, Richard Sowers, Tom Miller, Wen- dell Neal, Kirby Henry, Bill Strohmyer, Gifford Smith, Richard Lehman 33 7,4 Front Row lL.-RJ: Miss Aaron, Mary Ann Hornung, Barbara Ball, Rosemary Aaron, Kathryn George, Theresa Aaron, Elaine Aaron, Polly Guiher, Carolyn Gahagen, Shirley Finkbeiner, Dianne Humphry Second Row: Thomas Jones, Calvin McCleary, Paul Fiscus, Clyde Bish, Ronald Beers, Wayne Dunkle, Floyd Elza, Howard Beveridge, Glenda Johnson, Frances Grady, Irene Clinger, William Kahle, John Burns, Darl Corte, David Corte, Stanton McHenry Back Row: Gary Hetrick, Carl Aaron, William Gourley, Fred Detrick, John Detrick, Tom Wilson, Richard Johnson, Gerald Bennett, Larry Gourley, Jack Glenn, Clair Kitchen, James Farley, Robert Mong M? Front Row lL.-RJ: Mr. Smail, Ruth Kahle, Norma Sloat, Helen Lutz, Mary Young, Joan Oakley, Carolyn Mays, Carolyn McEntire, Judy Walter, Carol Wencil, Janet Johnston, Barbara Kimbrel, Donna Wen- ner, Nancy Spangler Second Row: Sandra Winger, Arthur Rupert, Tom Vosburg, Harold Pletcher, David Snyder, Tom Miller, Louis Kimbrel, Robert Spangler, William McCall, Dennis Myers, Sam Rossey, David Witherow, Shirley Jones Back Row: Kenneth Wilson, Paul Neal, Tom Kindel, Steve Skidmore, Lumen Parsons, Robert Stahlman, Layne Geiring, Dennis Waldorf, William Spangler, Jerry Dean, Kenneth Rhoads, George Smith, William Rhoades 34 6,4 Front Row ll.-RJ: Mrs. Byers, Patricia Farley, Catherine Gruber, Patty Gourley, Donna Fike, Rosella Beveridge, Mary Ann Ehler, Rose Marie Glenn, Frances Kahle, Patricia Cummings Second Row: Kay Hulings, Judith Eshbaugh, Bonnie Clinger, Rose Margaret Glenn, Ricky Hamilton, Gary Bish, Jack Crawford, Edward George, Francis Best, George Semanco, James Baughman, Kenneth Girts Back Row: Sandra Bush, Mary Jean Kirkpatrick, Raymond Ganoe, Judith Edwards, Donald Kahle, William Detrick, Douglas Buzard M? Front Row ll.-RJ: Mrs. Wilhelm, Dorothy Siar, Sara Reitz, Linda Renninger, Paulette Leonarduzze, Ginny Wike, Christine Swarm, Linda McKisson, Mildred Miller, Noreen Seigworth Second Row: William Switzer, Hilton Young, Charles Spangler, Dennis Newhouse, Kenneth Glenn, Larry Switzer, Leslie Miller, John Sleppy, James Rhoades, Tom Finnefrock, Dale Servey, Deanna McGuire Back Row: Nancy Pasquarette, Joyce Wheeler, Linda Swartz, John Shofestoll, Gary Neal, Scott Streator, James Reid, Robert Walter, Donald Miller, Larry Myers ' 35 5,4 Front Row ll.-RJ: E.Waldarf, Paula Cartwright, Virginia Collett, Doris Kahle, Cheryl Lynn Curll, Ileene Henry, Barbara Guthrie, Mylu King, Mildred Detrick, Catherine Farley, Frances Aaron Second Row: James Beveridge, Ethel Larson, Gary Fink, John Ansel, Donna Hepler, Carol Dean, Susan Beck, Sammy Harnish, Freddy Carl, Tony Beers Back Row: Keith Clover, Clarence Beveridge, William Leming, Bernard Ganoe, Donna Bowersox, Betty Ann Elza, Jane Barger, Virginia Hindman 51? Front Row ll.-RJ: Mrs. Elder, Elaine Miller, Patsy Waldorf, Karen Ryan, Sara Kindel, Mary Jane Staab, Judy Stahlman, Patty Miller, Barbara Hollenbaugh, Jean Reddinger, Arlene Miller, Carol McKisson Second Row: David Armagost, Jean Miller, Bobby Yount, Raymond Kindel, Fred Phillips, Eugene Martin, Teddy Leadbetter, Dick Neal, James Rossey, Darl Servey Back Row: Charles Long, Jerry Pasquerette, Richard Thompson, Russell Mursch, Charles Maul, Mike Renninger, Jimmy Mays 36 4,4 Front Row IL.-RJ: Mrs. Weiser, Rose Daly, Madeline Gourley, Mary Daly, Sandra McCleary, Mary Kay Gifford, Marion Boyer, Ruth Anne Eberline, Faye Brocious, Ruth Ann Detrick, Patricia Leming, Gail Gross Second Row: Delbert Gruber, Jack Gourley, Darl Groves, Raymond Baughman, William Baxter, Vernon Eshbaugh, Donald Clark, James Eshbaugh, Gary Hamilton, Gary Hunter Back Row: Lee Allison, Earl Dunkle, Roy Gourley, Wayne Hulings, David Girts, Keith Herman, Gary Esh- baugh, Leonard Burger, Donald Fiscus Ml? Front Row fl.-RJ: Miss Miller, Janet Shoemaker, Bernice Sayers, Linda Perry, Patty Walter, Caroline Sloan, Ellen Larson, Marilyn Wheeler, Barbara Menteer, Genevieve Semanco, Carol Perry, Barbara Smail Second Row: Ronald Miller, Eugene Spangler, David McEntire, Duane Pletcher, Terry Pope, Garry Yount, Billy McMillen, Norman Hollenbaugh, Arthur Lutz, Ralph Seigworth, Duane Seybert Back Row: Nancy Raisley, Clifford Mursch, .Ioe Semanco, Billy Leadbetter, Donald Rhoades, Ben Waldorf, Philip Lucas, Willis Knapp, Kay McGuire 37 3,4 Front Row CL.-RJ: Mrs. Hauck, Virginia Baughman, Ruth Baughman, Jacqueline Humphrey, Janet Dean, Pearl Himes, Joyce Girts, Geraldine Gustwick, Cheryl Gearhart, Donna Beers, Norma Clinger Second Row: Daniel Aaron, James Holt, Lucille Dechant, Kathleen Aaron, Karen Beveridge, Patty Framp- ton, Ray Crissman, Henry Gruber, Clinton Ashbaugh Back Row: George Cole, Thomas Beveridge, Joseph Hubauer, John Daly, Eugene Cummings, Terry Dehner 3-5 Front Row QL.-RJ: Mrs. Burns, Mary Renninger, Joan Servey, Barbara Strohmyer, Susan Wilhelm, Ellen Swartz, Diann Streator, Judith Stahlman, Sandra Johnson, Aldean Johnson, Guila Neely Second Row: Larry Walter, Dennis Rhoades, Douglas Slaugenhaupt, Dennis Ransom, Robert Siar, Preston McHenry, Ronald Siar, Donald Kindel, Edward Switzer, William Reed Bock Row: Frederick Mills, Edward Mills, Bert Larson, Charles Thompson, Norman Martin, William Maul 38 2,4 Front Row QL.-RJ: Miss Love, Joyce McCleary, Patricia Best, Leona Garris, Larry Gross, John Semanco, Betty Walters, Mary Davis, Wanda Dolby, Jean Aaron, Beth Harnish, Ruth Boyer, Judith Finnefrock Second Row: Charles Hepler, George Garris, James Miller, Robert Crawford, Karen Holler, Paul Capasso, Robert Newhouse, Joyce Dolby, Dorothy Gross, Karla Berlin, Janice Dunkle Back Row: Sharon Fleming, John Brown, Timothy Elder, Russell Daly, Christine Hornung, Gary Clark, David Ganoe, Jackie Davis, Dennis Hulings 2-K Front Row ll.-RJ: Mrs. Slaugenhaupt, Carol Hileman, Margaret Kitchen, Patricia Switzer, Carol Myers, Virginia McGrane, Betty Raisley, Diane Winger, Doris Mursch, Connie McEntire, Martha Smathers, Amaryllis McHenry Second Row: Robert McMillen, Kent Pope, Larry Kemmer, Gary Menteer, David Smith, Charles Miller, Robert Traister, Gary Rupert, LeRoy Renninger, Larry Johnson, Wayne Young. Back Row: Ronald Smail, Kenneth Miller, Sandra Phillips, Richard Ransom, Florence Sloan, Raymond Lowe, Barbara Miller, Sandra McMahon, Sue Neal 39 1,4 Front Row ll.-RJ: Miss Corbett, Linda Dillon, Peggy Holt, Alice Larson, Judy Beveridge, Evelyn Girts, Martha Clark, Bonnie Eshbaugh, Lynne Carl, Cindy Ferencz, Sandra Crissman Second Row: Joe Beck, Billy Gruber, Billy Ferringer, Billy Larson, Mike Daly, Larry Dehner, John Clinger, Donald Elgin, Dick Detrick, Jimmie Charles, Melvin Aaron, Clif? Kirkpatrick, Howard Brown, Billy Fleeger, Richard Leadbetter Back Row: Cheryl Himes, Sharon Clinger, Patty Cook, Suzanne Dechant, Bernie Hubauer, Lois Aaron, Carter Henry, John Baughman, Terry Ferguson, Carl Kitchen, John Hindman, Larry Love LZ? Front Row ll.-RJ: Mrs. Mills, Sandra Summerville, Barbara Smail, Betty Johnson, Linda Neil, Gloria Reddinger, Jean Reitz, Jean Timmons, Janice McEntire, Susie Yarchuk, Donna Ryan, Judy Schrecen- gost, Carole Williams, Carol Young Second Row: Ann Slaugenhaupt, Carol Wagner, Sandra Kindel, Sally Miller, Jay Wolf, John McAninch, Terry McAninch, Linda Smith, Johnny Whittington, David Straub, James Pletcher, Clair Reitz, John Monrean, James Mitchell, Irvin Smail Back Row: Robert Sloan, Howard Rhoades, Charles Miller, Dennie Mclaughlin, Terry Miller, Larry Logan, Ronald Stahlman, Timothy Reedy, Richard Rhoades, Calvin Smail, Richard Sayers, Larry Wencil, Allen Lewis 40 agifraffanulffi sgilwof GWJHA I-2 Front Row lL.-RJ: Mrs. Comly, Joyce Beers, Dorothy Davis, Charlotte Blake, Nancy Eisenman, Jacqueline Hinderleiter, Connie Gourley, Louella Larsen, Cheryl Sommerville, Barbara Fye, Bonnie Fleischer, Pamela Graham Second Row: Roy Davis, Robert Edwards, Dan Wilson, Thomas Lewis, Robert Fye, Sharon Goheen, Mary Guntrum, Margaret Clark, Potty Patton, James Reed, Ernest Champion Back Row: Richard Young, Walter Neal, Edward Bennett, James Neal, Gary Spangler, Roger Fye, Russell Dolby, James Larsen gwufm 3-4 Front Row ll.-RJ: Miss Wilson, Linda Beers, Donald Wenner, Darlene Patton, Dorothy Hollenbaugh, Rita Gourley, Judy Clinger, Judy Lee, Florence Neal, James Bookwalter Back Row: William Young, Rodney Smathers, Robert Clark, James Neal, Clair Davis, Victor Burchfield, Robert Walker, James Hinderleiter 41 936105 5-6 Front Row QL.-RJ: Mrs. Kirby, Linda McMillen, Sandra Eisenman, Carolyn Ewing, Margaret Davis, Joan Pantall, Sarah Seigworth, Marilyn Parsons, Karen Wenner, Nancy Walker Second Row: Robert Wilson, Blake Hinderleiter, Marion Mong, Kay Smathers, Gale Beichner, Joann Lee, Janet Bennett, Norman Fye, Robert Fleischer, Delbert Hollingsworth Back Row: Bird Sommerville, Thomas Rainey, Gifford Menteer, Delbert Beichner, Charles Hollenbaugh 42 QOFCQWQ f0l 5 4 ,' 1!,fw ' W . 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'X 5 XS S SX f XEX X elf X S 5 5' S X X2 -X : X .T ,jf 1 R N X f X X X- - f K-.:w,X X SFX 5 .X5 , 'N :i X - A Xi :Ig XXX .- ,,,, X X X2 - K QU VX? X - .S I-. 'TN Y - 2 X XX X Xe: : XTX X X X NX X X X X XXX, .X X -:XM X. -' XX Xm . X Xxx i X XXX X... X . X . R SR X K' 5 EX XXX X XX :XXXXX-Xi XNXXXXX Q SX li W xx 'ffm X X1 Q ,X - ff S af X X X Q 'X X X X AQ XSX X XXEX N X XXX 5 if . x .X - W AN - N X XXX - X X X D g-15.XiXX X i. . XX . XX? XXXX h' k . Q Gsfw vre ' 'XY - X 3 X s- - i 1 X N J . in Sy? Q Xe K -gk 1 .Ei K X XX 1 is f .X X fi X i .4 2 L .X XX, 2 fr Front Row ll.-RJ: Mrs. Wilhelm, Lou Ann Winger, Nola Avery, Nancy Perry, Mary Callen, Marilyn Seig- worth, Audrey Duck, Mr. Carl Back Row: lois Smith, Shelby Graybill, Bonnie Cummings, Bonnie Styers, Barbara Callen, Nancy Clinger, Mono Crate ir 5' g6lflA9tAOLf lam After a great deal of controversy the girls basketball team got under way. Mrs. Wilhelm is their coach, and she has helped the girls to gain confidence and pushed them to a worthy stand- ing inthe county. The team has played five games. Three of them were vic- tories for us. The scores of the games were as follows: C-l Opp. 40 .......,......,... Alumni .,.........,.......,...,... 24 51 ........ .... l .C.H'.S. ......... ....... 3 O 47 ,........ ........ S igel ...,............... ,....... 'I 7 20 ..,... .. ., North Clarion .....,. ...... , 26 28 ...... ...,.. T rust Co. Tartans .........,. 77 186 174 The team lineup, consisting of eleven girls, four of whom are seniors, is as follows: Manager .......,....,.........,..... Lou Ann Winger Scorekeeper .....,,,.,........ ......,. A udrey Duck Forwards ................., Nancy Perry Qcaptainl, Barbara Callen, Nancy Clinger, Shelby Graybill Guards .........,...... Mary Callen lco-captainl, Nola Avery, Marilyn Seigworth, Bonnie Styers, Bonnie Cummings, Mona Crate, Lois Smith The future of the girls' team looks bright even though girls' basketball has become almost a thing of the past. We are sure the girls will play more games next year. 48 fllzmilfy Front Row il.-RJ: Nancy Perry, Mary Callen, Bonnie Styers Second Row: Mr. Knowles, Peggy Miller, Sylvan Grady, Lou Ann Winger, Donna Luther, Marilyn Seig- worth, Mr. Carl Third Row: Don Fink, Tom Mills, Mary Harp, Sally Graybill, Shelby Graybill, Barbara Callen, Betty Fink, David Burnham Back Row: Thad Miles, Dick Rankin, Tom Daugherty, Stan Stahlman, Ron Sweitzer, Jim Elder, Scott Buzard, Jack Miller, Bob Thompson OW 7 gowgelfgaf I The Lions started this year with a new coach, Mr. Knowles, as the leading man. He has been worthy of every word of praise that could be handed his way. He came into a new bunch of fellows. The first half of the year didn't go so well, but Mr. Knowles kept pushing and the boys kept practicing until they showed real ability and skill the last half of the year. The J.V.'s held true to the record set last year. They won 13 and lost 7. Although the Varsity team loses Ron Sweit- zer, Dick Rankin, Jim Elder, and Tom Daugherty, they still have four of the main string. We hope the future for the team will be better and we would like to see them take the county league. F.G. F.T. F. Total Hileman .... ,..... 9 7 71 45 239 Fink ....... ...,.. 8 3 82 64 230 Miles ...... ..... 6 6 75 34 166 Stahlman .. ...... 44 32 14 102 Daugherty ,...., 34 59 30 98 Miller, J. .... ....,. 2 3 69 34 80 Miller, R. .... .,..., 1 1 8 3 25 Rankin ...,.. 10 7 4 24 Elder Sweitzer C-L 36 ......... ..... .... 38 ...... 47. 51 ...... 43 ...... 48 ...... 39 ...... 77 ....,, 58. 48 ..,...... ........ 49 ...... 68 ..... 54 .,.... 61 ,..... 37 ...,. 56 ..... 65 ..... 54 ..... 64 .... 1091 7 12 3 10 Sigel ........... Karns City .. ........Summerville Alumni ........ Karns City .. Summerville Keystone ...... North Clarion Shippenville East Brady .. Clarion ........ St. Petersburg Union .......... Keystone .,.... North Clarion Shippenville Clarion ........ St. Petersburg Sigel .,........,. 7 21 5 11 Opp. ........42 . 58 ..35 ...43 H59 .41 ,.71 .62 ..65 ..62 ..6O .35 ..67 ,71 .52 ..74 ..61 .32 .59 - 1161 ,xgclfiuilfiw of .AVL .fglfomic .xgge 146 tia7itieA 'W '1 I lla Qing ' Cjfzorbw ff- I2 Front Row il.-RJ: Catherine McClune, Audrey Duck, Shirley Klouse, Irene Dehner, Mary Harp, Marian Aaron, Violet Nicholson, Shirley Smith, Ruth Miller, Mary Ellen Hepler, Marilyn Seigworth Second Row: Peggy Finkbeiner, Betty Fink, Rose Heckman, Ruth Decker, Mary Jane Aaron, Shelba Gray- hill, Gloria Miller, Lou Ann Winger, Sylvan Grady, Bea Collett, Bonnie Styers, Rita Kossman, Marie Wyant, Marjorie Mowry, Mary Callen Back Row: Patty Sloan, Barbara Sloan, Peggy Guiher, Sue Kennedy, Delores Martz, Janice Slaugenhoupt, Barbara Varner, Anita Slocum, Dorothy Girts, Nancy Perry, Barbara Jodon, Janet Waldorf, Patsy Leadbetter, Ruth McMillen, Nola Avery, Marilyn Jones, Miss Vogan ir 5 , 6A0wf1,5 10 Front Row QL.-RJ: Miss Vogan, Vivian Miller, Virginia Miller, Shirley Hollenbough, Virginia Gustwick, Shirley Gahagen, Betty Herman, Prudy Hetrick, Ella Frampton, Barbara Gruber, Donna Luther Second Row: Sally Graybill, Beverly Lehman, Linda Seigworth, Jean Decker, Ann Kerr, La Donna Lawrence, Janet Decker, Nancy Clark, Nancy Kahle, Betsy Spangler, Sara Sleppy, Barbara Cullen Back Row: Marilyn Neal, Peggy Leadbetter, Louise Clawson, Frances Austin, Elsie Gulnac, Mable Glin- ' kerman, Romaine McClune, Mary McGuire, Jane Knapp, Eileen Swyers if A 7 Cjfzorow 9 Front Row lL.-RJ: Marie Rainey, Joyce Bowersox, Pat Mong, Shirley Tomski Second Row: Miss Vogan, Shirley Miller, Francis Young, Janet Ansel, Joan Ferus, Rosma Galinski, Helen Case, Dorothy Crawford, Donna Servey, Donna Wencil Third Row: Ruby Gross, Barbara Beers, Phyllis Finkbeiner, Mildred Stormer, Bonnie Eisenman, Jean Steele, Gloria Klouse, Diane Shoftner, Georgianna Perry, Sally Miller, Ella May Winters Back Row: Jean Blair, Hazel Dunkle, Kathleen Ganoe, Alda Atxeni, Linda Slocum, Eleanor Smith, Eleanor Snyder, Anita Kahle, Audrey Clark, Kay Simpson yfmxeal KAOPMA Front Row ll.-RJ: Miss Vogan, Audrey Duck, Bea Collett, Sue Kennedy, Bonnie Styers, Shirley Smith, Delores Martz, Nola Avery Second Row: Rita Kossman, Shirley Klouse, Barbara Jodon, Mary Callen, Craig Smith, .lim Hamler, Lee Smith, Norris Rossey Back Row: Bill Callen, Ed Seigworth, Dick Norton, Bob Thompson, Ronald Sweitzer, Bryce Norton, Dick Rankin, Ted Graybill 5 X . v . s . 54 . . . K -A W jf- . 5 . - . , . X i---:sms xiii. .1 ' Nw' f L SMA SS. ' x'-. ' . I - X w .- . if Q I -55 K 1 'X f N Ni- ii . 1 5' : ' ' 12. ,X N N 1 . . sf .Q K - S. X Q .sf Q Y ' X N- 5 T ww f Q Q Q - X . 11 ' PER M. ...N ff. . . , sg - Qi N ff f i f 5 X . x . S i s . 'V x K . 5 .5 .X K - Qi - . . S, . k - - - Q- i 5 1 Q 1 A - 'K X . 5. . . K' 5 A X ai Q i M Q. . x N x 5 K E X X v . N 'Na ' A 1 X . X- 35' XS L W x f- K-- Q XR F 5 . x . L' X 'X h .Q h . . at K 5 . - - l X- X X' fy 5 Ex X .... . . X AQ ' X . W E . 2 in S F. Y X 1 . 3 X wi 1 X - YE ' X. x . ' Y ksk ' ' QQ 4 Q ,H ' x k ' as A - R -. Q .. X , X QA. My X Sf - Q his X . 54 K. . Y. K Y. ggi f S... M f 9. 5 ' f . A as g g axis N xx.. eg , fs- Q55 N r, Q S X f vi fi aw ' Qi . gi fs X . X N . N X5 as f Memorial Day Services .....,.. May 1953 Band County Band Concert for Teachers' institute ......... .. October 1953 Christmas Program for School ............ December 1953 Choruses and Band Midwestern District Chorus at Slippery Rock .....................,..,. January 1954 Forensic League Contest at Clarion ..... Sprung Concert ...................,.....,.... Orchestra for Senior Class Play ......... Easter Sunrise Service at Cook's Forest All County Band-Cook's Forest ........ All Bond Members Baccalaureate ........,,............,.........,.. Commencement ...... 5 is .T X X 2 - E Sli X A XX, ...X .-.N 'QQQ - A x i X, X, .5 , X ,fi C We is X .. . X A ,Y X A :S 3 X -Xb K -X ,,.. fif-if X X , g X X Q 1 X E R355 ffl X Q N K X- W ' ' M . XX X X K , X 5 , , ' Q Q Y X . L X ' -- L - X L X A XX Q X A ,Mg 4' .Yi f in X j 'X if A Y - Wi --q XXXEX X A F KX s X . X 3 X X X X -S XS X gi -- . . .St Q5 'X -X .Sig iq., A Q - . X , g, X X , - XM 3 X , QQ - -X rg - X .. SSS X X X X X X g g , XX X X ix Xxx X X seam X X :X , . , X SQ. F - X X X X 'X X . 1 ll XL Q W Q 3 x. ,km .. X. X f' X Y Q E xi K VX X--Q'-M -x K i W -. - X 'N ,X ' Y SQ X wx ' ..k.X in . EN L' K X K in Q' . X X Xw. ff MQPAOOL .SZW Front Row ll.-RJ: Patsy Leadbetter, Lois Clawson, Nola Avery, Barbara Jodon, Sylvan Grady, Anita Slo- cum, Mariorie Mowry, Sue Kennedy, Shirley Smith, Marilyn Seigworth Second Row: Marilyn Jones, Shirley Klouse, Audrey Duck, Violet Nicholson, Mr. Shofestall, Mrs. Ferencz Mr. Collett, Miss Stewart, Miss Steen, Marian Aaron, Mary Ellen Hepler, Lou Ann Winger Third Row: Nancy Perry, Ruth Miller, Delores Martz, Gloria Miller, Bea Collett, Betty Fink, Dorothy Girts Catherine McClune, Ruth McMillen, Rita Kossman, Janet Waldorf, Marie Wyant, Mary Cullen Fourth Row: Don Tomski, Jim Hamler, Tom Hartzell, Gerald Daugherty, Ronald Bennett, Denis Beveridge Ed Seigworth, Jim Elder, Ken Stormer, Bill Cullen, Tom Mills Back Row: Jerry Newhouse, Dick Burchfield, Dick Rankin, Bob Thompson, Tom Daugherty, Ron Sweitzer Plummer Myers, Bryce Norton, Harry McGuire, Ted Graybill 57 1 1 -fi X . .rf I ., 'Tr 5 ,A 5. kr K i- x A Si? 2. Q. ITE S i - -- .S .. X. S Qgi... Q 5 i ...., .. .. Q 1 . K Qi. . K X i 3 . , 5,... u. xx S. X ,. . x .525 x E? S is L fQ :.rg,1 . E55 + X bw X ' - 3 g'x Q X 5. Q ' ' 'Q ' Ex -Q L SX? 7 E Qs at W, , A Q . X . '. .X Z K :QA . M Q. Qu-uv-1,1 A . . ... .K X gk Q :si 5 X A . .M .M Q K FS. -F , . N 4, we. . Q, ,Q .N X Q-Sf 5? Q F Xin. S S 5. 1 3 X Q . U, Nj Mx SQ . Q5 .X Nw is .4 Q r , x x . ' 3 . X A 3 X v U X .f Q - . , , . 4, .. x Q X . I . E 3 Q . N. . 5 A Q t 'f J l ' fiih Mnlfqitpii i- ' I ' '.,,il.' Ht.. 'li f-L' ' ll llliiiz ii ll CI all H R -41 Sf - iii fl N ' km? on emfor Kfdfffl ,gferg lligliullltg f 4 T572 f L4 s , .r ,. 5 V One of the most important experiments of our high school days was the play, A Ready- Made Family, which was directed by Mr. McCoy. We will never forget how the romance of the widow, Agnes Martyn, and the widower, Henry Turner, almost came to an end because the children of both were afraid that each part- ner wanted the money of the other and the chil- dren of each did everything in their power to prevent their marriage. Ravdy- gwacle jamlfgy H Bob's tantrums, Marilee's baby talk, Gracie's pranks, Sammie's mania for taking things and Doris' continual talk of her opera- tion did not have any tragic effect on their par- ents' marriage because the children of each parent found interests in the children of the other. After the adults discover the plot the tables are turned. A Ready-Made Family proved to be ex- citing and 'Full of humor and on this experiment we can mark Success. Front Row QL.-RJ: Patsy Leadbetter, Nola Avery, Betty Fink, Marilyn Seigworth, Sylvan Grady, Sue Kennedy, Bryce Norton, Marian Aaron Second Row: Delores Martz, Ron Sweitzer, Margie Mowry, Audrey Duck, Catherine McClune, Dick Rankin, Dorothy Girts, Mr. McCoy Buck Row: Tom Hartzell, Ted Graybill, Ed Seigworth, Jim Hamler, Jim Elder Af CM Art in its very essence conforms to scientific principles. Hand craft alone requires exactness, mathematical ability, and special aptitudes. Other activities 'Follow precisely the same patterns. Some ofthe highlights of our busy year have proved satisfy- ing, interesting, and educational. Among others we shall men- tion are two field trips to the Shippenville Pottery Plant, the Flow- er Show at Phipps Conservatory and the Pittsburgh Art Gallery. Our work has included water colors, pastels, clay, printing, year- book illustrations, and many other activities. We take this opportunity to express our appreciation for Miss Steen's efforts as our director and to thank our officers for their leadership in the Art Club. Our officers are as follows: Front Row QL.-RJ: Sue Ken- nedy, Rita Kossman, Viv- ian Miller Second Row: Patsy Lead- better, Barbara Jodon, Marilyn Jones, Shirley Klouse, Shirley Smith, Marie Wyant, Nancy Clark, Miss Steen, Ted Graybill Back Row: Edward Seig- worth, Kenneth Stormer, James Hamler, Catherine McClune, Marian Aaron, Bonnie Styers, Francis Austin, Virginia Miller President . ,............ ....... ,........ R i ta Kossman Vice President ..... .... S hirley Klouse Secretary . .,.. ..... M arian Aaron Treasurer ..... ...... T ed Graybill . ,,, ,'o., v ' ,..-ff, ' Q 'v ' 'O ' 0. .1 :e fx . H . hge:-fi fgr J.. , . , Q .. . f-'P jr: '-252 s SRF :' fs N fa D ' ' QI s Sic .' . l' L - - so :'- Qs gs N a uf. .' ' Ur. X -s A ' A 0 5 , '. A-is., . ' ' f C521 .' . ,', .Q :1.g. . 39 Q- -9. , 1 ..q.l . Q.. SD ,YK . w N . o Q.. 'Q' W X . . . , --x .u . o,. q 0. :. , Xixxxs . fi? ' .M Q .A ' .1 'Q' l,'oo: 'o '.' XXX! gs - - X ,Lg 0 I - o sQg . ' Q' : lx. . 4- 1' , ' O: . o . . . Xxx . lj fi! 'p S '.'v-In . '.,'0:.-0 ...1. ugxxx-'x . 4 0 I.. Q,-.9 ,,.:ra, .. . o,.g .a-. we U 1 u 0 xg A. 'n 0l'o. 00. 9, rs Egi .,..0-kx ,M 9. 0.0! .Oq0i:..a 's'..'.. o.' n..o.l::', .u. x.u o 'al' Q. '.w .1o f5'NA W ' ' '.o.:'c: o ' 1 fx -weave fish 1 2 cm: Ji- 1 . tier- --'Q A 'X '30 ' o ' -'gi-LL-x xxla lR I .X J.: ' . '. -i ' . Q' if -Sk-:N ommerciaj ,meyoarfmonlf Why did we decide to loin the classes in the commercial de- partment? To answer that question we find that each of us has many valid reasons for taking an interest in the subiects which are available in our commercial department at Clarion-Limestone. Because of the greater demand for typing ability in the business world, our school has made three typing classes available the past year. We also have a shorthand class which proves to be an excellent background for advancement in secretarial careers. We also are receiving instruction in bookkeeping so that we can be more efficient and valuable to our employers in general busi- ness practice. Our commercial department serves a real need as a coop- erative enterprise with the other departments of the school. We perform many services that make for the smoother operation of a modern school system in its scientific exacting requirements today. 61 ome naming .yn wg fi, 5400! Home nursing instruction is of special value to young people of high school age and older, since it not only prepares them to give direct as- sistance in the event that someone in the family is ill, but the instruction also gives them a better understanding of the special needs in caring for the sick and prepares them for the future when they themselves will be homemakers. Learning basic nursing procedures is part of every girls education for living. The subiect of home nursing allows exercise and develop- ment of the potentialities of the whole child. There is muscular exercise provided in practicing bed-making and other nursing procedures. Fin- er skills and accuracy may be developed through such other procedures as preparing food trays, giving medications and treatments. Students working together develop desirable qualities such os willingness to assume responsibility, pa- tience, tolerance, kindness, courtesy ond good fellowship. This plan for home core of the sick can be of great value in teaching the family to assume responsibility for the health of its own members and in achieving better understanding of the whole field and profession of nursing. The girl who says, l can't bear to be near anyone who is sick, or The odor of rubbing alcohol makes me ill, will become as out dated as her great grandmother who swooned so easily. Today's high school student can be taught that learning basic nursing procedures is part of every girl's education for life and she can discover that such duties are not so unpleas- ant after all. Other members of the family can also profit from this instruction, as there is fre- quently a need to share the responsibility to pre- vent it from becoming too heavy a burden for one person to carry. 62 ,, 7,-, .,'1- .- - s 1. - uf- , s r f-' -E.?- Qs -it -3 - 'g' , - , - T-L-EE.-Q i'- I ELL-5 5:4 ft ? ? --2-5:---iT T-if-fli 'yiQf3i.f4if:Q -E .. 4E.-T'- . ll,ln,M.5..... git? .LT-f +q TT'- 3? -if: ZF 2--E :Til-Aeisf' 42- L25 if ifllllll :rg Q is., ,. , ,, . , r v.IX il ':' ? T- Y-rr: rsxiyfyfr i -4i-.-.2-ir :XMN 21- rig-ii: 'E.tEEieS- 2 ?: 5 ET: eiif'- fi L . , Efggiiiff ,, ,rg 4 AZ- ,--152.1-.g42f5gcf,: 5 ' -.xt 1 'I H I 1 ll '- 'm'f'ff ' ' 1 ,I - F i fa, .yncfowfriaf Alla Our Industrial Arts laboratory is far ad- vanced over our sister school, and yet it is very insufficient, both in space and in equipment. Yet this makes no difference to the young scientist, for any true scientist is very eager to learn new facts. Like all sciences, Industrial Arts must be based on' a firm foundation. That foundation contains all the rudiments of woodworking. This is the stage which concerns the seventh and eighth grades. Instead of test tubes and beakers, our stu- dents work with the plane, the hand saw, the square, the wood chisel, in fact, all fundamen- tal wood-working tools with the exception of the power tools. After the young Industrial art student has this scientific foundation he can continue with shop in the Senior High School. There he learns the operation, the use, and the care of the vari- ous machines such as the power saw, the lathe, the welder, and the drill press. From that stage he advances on to the high- er phases of wood working and, to aluminum, copper, and other metals. The value of Industrial Arts cannot be es- timated. It can be likened to a knight on a chess 63 X I board. The Knight has great powers, because of the irregularities of its movement. To put it broadly, it can fill any vacancies on the Chess board because of its freedom in moving about. Industrial Arts can fill quite a few vacan- cies on the Human Chess board. It fills the posi- tion of Hobby and that of pleasant tasks. For the more serious-minded person, it can be a foundation for a College Education, or the foun- dation of a full time iob. In spare time it can supplement the regular income by producing many saleable obiects. In the home many things can be repaired- furniture and the home itself can be refinished. Other articles can be made which contribute to the beauty and the comfort of the home. Really tomorrow's householder can ill-afford to be with- out the knowledge Industrial Arts affords. Front Row ll.-RJ: Irene Dehner, Shelby Graybill, Peggy Guiher, Ruth Decker, Donna Clinger, Rose Heck man, Loretta Grady, Mary Jane Aaron Second Row: Mary Harp, Donna Ewing, Patty Neal, Vonda Yount, Bonnie Cummings, Agnes Bush Bar bara Sloan, Patty Sloan Back Row: Mona Crate, Daneen Smathers, Elsie Love, Mrs. Berlin, Marilyn Rainey, Peggy Miller Bessie Miller ,xdcfucznaeal Home conomicfi Home Economics includes all phases of science that con- tribute to pleasant family life in the field of home making. To name a number of scientific subiects we shall include the man- agement of money, the nutritional demands of the body, cloth- ing the family, the management of time, the conservation of human energy and resources, the care and guidance of children, housekeeping skills, and personality functions of the family and individual members. Nowhere is the scientific touch more concentrated than in the modern kitchen. Science has contributed much to the eman- cipation of women from drudgery to leisure and comfortable living. T A ' Front Row ll..-RJ: Prudy Hetrick, Eileen Swyers Second Row: Janet Decker, Shirley Hollenbaugh, Elsie Gulnac, Ann Kerr, Jean Decker, Betty Herman Barbara Sommerville, Shirley Gahagen Third Row: Frances Austin, Betsy Spangler, Virginia Miller, Vivian Miller, Nancy Clark, Mary McGuire Mabel Glinkerman, Louise Clawson, Linda Seigworth Back Row: Beverly Lehman, Beverly Cole, Nancy Kahle, Mrs. Berlin, Sally Graybill, Romaine McClune Jane Knapp ome conomiw f 0 The application of scientific principles has reduced monot- ony and drudgery to the greatest minimum and has dignified the home to a place of the fine arts, where children find secur- ity, character building, and their personality is developed to the highest levels. Such a program of enrichment in home life has been popular with the future home makers in the Clarion-Lime- stone area. Our Home Economics Department has expanded so rapidly that we find a total enrollment of 155 students. This is far beyond our capacity, but under crowded conditions we are amazed at Mrs. Berlin's successful program at Clarion-Limestone. Front Row ll..-RJ: Harry McGuire, Harold Aaron, Ronald Sweitzer, Plummer Myers, Dick Rankin Jlm Elder Bob Thompson, Mr. Keener Second Row: James Wencil, Darwin Seigworth, James Hamler, Beryl Reitz, Dan White, Arthur Gross Dick Aaron Back Row: Bill Crawford, David Burnham, Jack Miller, Bryce Norton, Bob Steele 9105014 fare The Vocational Agriculture Department of Clarion-Lime- stone High School is composed of 53 boys trying to advance their education in agriculture. The F.F.A. or Future Farmers of Amer- ica is the organization to which these boys belong. The officers are Richard Rankin, President, Frank Switzer, Vice President, James Elder, Treasurer, Plummer Myers, Secretary, Ronald Sweit- zer, Reporter, Jack Miller, Sentinel, Richard Aaron, Conductor, and David Burnham, Farm Watch Dog. Again this year the members of the department have been very successful in winning awards on the State level. Our judg- ing team, composed of Frank Switzer, Ronald Sweitzer, Dick Aaron, Jack Miller, Plummer Myers, and Dick Rankin, won four medals at State University in the State Judging contest. During this time James Elder was chosen to represent our school in the State F.F.A. Band and Bryce Norton was chosen to represent us in the Boys Chorus at Pennsylvania State University. Front Row ll..-RJ: Llewellyn Wells, William Smith, Craig Smith, Tom Rossey, Elwood Steele, Dick Rossey Perry Glenn, G. W. Keener Second Row: Robert Ishman, Ronald Dean, Tom Seigworth, Dave Leadbetter, Daniel Hamler Harry Glenn, Ronald Zanelli, Duane Kahle Third Row: Daryl Hamler, Harold McMahon, John Glasgow, Clifford Caro, Tom Aaron, James Clark Dan Beveridge Back Row: Clifford Aaron, Ronald Girts, Bill Jodon, Robert Wachob, Lee Smith, Ted McMillen During the month of January fourteen members of Clarion- Limestone F.F.A. iourneyed to Harrisburg to participate in the Pennsylvania State Farm Show. The boys were fortunate in at- taining the best record ever achieved by any Agriculture group from this school. Three won the coveted Keystone Farmer De- gree which is the highest F.F.A. degree awarded by the State. Those receiving this award were: James Elder, Paul Aaron, and Joseph Aaron. Carl McMunn was declared the official corn pro- ducing king of the State of Pennsylvania, while Plummer Myers and Joseph Aaron were declared Junior buckwheat and wheat growing champs. Other prize winners were Jack Miller, Dan White, David Burnham, Dick Rankin, William Smith and Richard Aaron. To sum it all up, 'll Clarion-Limestone boys captured 22 awards or honors at the Farm Show again, focusing the atten- tion of state agricultural leaders upon Clarion County and its farm-youth. Q Cgfcwion - Ogmeafone 3400! fgvmea Irafff' 7 : L ' Q f .. , Q: , Y .f I zenanir n M Q M, X Il Q' ' ll nu lm ll EQ Q A S ...4-' 'X 'Li 0...-.-.ern 'Av L X 'I III...- ' A air:--- ..- . ' ' - X -- -- - f'.--- -Ni-::::: Y- ' -'I-Z, 'H-Ez:-:: ' g Quin- . N' ' - num 1 M N' NN-v-... n 'Q- una' X X . .- QLQSPLGTINIF. iQlhlQV-VYVVYSQUTLKYVYF-ST 7 Q- , Q, .Rx X E1:1l X Q: , Y f ' ' f ' :r-'-55 ' ' A' ' -1 E I E 2 222 I if 1 mm -4-, - 1 Q ,, ' L-gags!-2 Q ua - ,n Qu + Egg Lx L5. 4 P E.. R S P E. C. T I sl V L. Q QYKYYQNVNVG PIZODOSED ADDITIONS T0 CLAYZJC c L. 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FURNITURE Furniture since 1900 REITZ FUNERAL HOME DONALD K. REITZ 076 BkllP HOWARD SEIGWORTH GENERAL and CONTRACT HAULING Phone 67R2T Strattanville Pennsylvania THE FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES, FUNERAL PIECES, and WEDDINGS East Main Street Phone 769 Clarion Pennsylvania' l 1 l l 77 L O A N S for ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE I. Personal Installment Loans 2. Property Improvement Loans 3. Home 8- Commercial Mortgage Loans Livestock 4. Farm Loans Equipment 8x Fencing Buildings 8. Repairs 5. Automobile and Truck Loans 6. Appliance Loans 7. Business Loans 8. Collateral Loans 9. Life Insurance Loans IO. Safe Deposit Boxes at Low Rental BROOKVILLE BANK 81 TRUST CO. A Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Telephone 256 Main Sf. Brookville 595 Brookville, PQ Congratulations to the Class of T954 W. PERSHING STAHLMAN HEAVY HAULING WINCHING LOW BOY CONTRACT HAULING Phone 36-R4 Corsica, Pennsylvania 78 L. A. LEATHERS AUTOMOBILE SUPER MARKET MERCURY LINCOLN Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments V of CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY Clarion Pennsylvania Member Federal Deposii Insurance Corporation 79 Floors Walks Foundations LAWRENCE BROTHERS TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE Phone 781-W Clarion, Pennsylvania Compliments ot FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CLARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clarion Pennsylvania 80 FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FUNERAL HOME I GERALD L GOBLE Successor PHONE 254 CLARION, PA .,,r 3-M, Z E3 Iuunummuul 5 i1 wil EEE ' III li l s-.5 5.1 ' x ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING CO. SYKESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Equipment Rental Heavy Hauling Excavating Drop Frame and Pole Trailer Grading and Rolling Winch Trucks Coal Stripping Crane Service Dump Trucks JOE F. SHERMAN C O N T R A C T O R Hawthorn, Pennsylvania Phone 28R21 Phone 21 R31 82 Compliments of RUTH H. SLOAN ZACHERAL GENERAL INSURANCE MOTOR TRUCK SALES NOTARY PUBUC International Motor, Trucks, and Busses Insure To Be Sure Genuine Parts and Accessories Tires Res. Pl'IOI Ie ClGl'lOn, PG. HUDSON 8t PACKARD C0 'P'ime 'S of SALES 8t SERVICE T. W. CHAPMAN AUTO EXCHANGE HENRY G. BURNS District Manager New 8 Used PENS THE KENNON AGENCY Used Cars Bought 8- Sold THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Parts Under the Management of Howard Russell Phones O Bus. Clarion 520 2 Miles East of Clarion, Pennsylvania Res Lemherwood 20R4 83 Clarion KlNDEL'S CASH MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone - Strattanville - 42R2 R. D. 43:1 Pennsylvania GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS since 'I92'l New Bethlehem Pennsylvania Everything 'For the Home NULPHS FURNITURE ancl APPLIANCE STORE New Bethlehem Easy Terms Phone 53-R Pennsylvania New Bethlehem MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Distributors of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AMOCO AND AMERICAN GAS 84 Pennsylvania Compliments of CROPPS DAIRY PRODUCTS You Can Whip Our Cream But YOU Cdnll BSGI' Our For Delivery - Phone Clarion 7620W Brookville Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS SCOTT FURNITURE ATTWOOD MOTORS and 200 West Main Street Main and Pickering Street Phone H64 G. E. APPLIANCES TAPPAN RANGES Phone 111 Brookville Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania Your Friendly Home Store 85 Established 1856 LUMBER DEMPSEY - ANDREWS MMWORK GENERAL INSURANCE BUILDING MATERIALS C. E. ANDREWS e 79 LUMBER COMPANY Phone 80 New Belhlehem Pennsylvania New Bethlehem Pennsylvania Compliments of DISTRIBUTOR TIRE SALES CO. NEW BETHLEHEM BANK The Friendly Bank Distributors New Tires - Tubes - Wheels and Rims Recapping and Vulcanizing M b f F d I D 't . . em er O e ew apes' Quick Road Service Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 'I23 Wood Street New Bethlehem Pennsylvania New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania B6 Compliments of MODERN APPLIANCES Brookville Pennsylvania Established 1838 JEFFERSONIAN DEMCCRAT The newspaper that appeals to all the family Classified Advertising That Really Brings Results More Circulation in Jefferson County than any other newspaper BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments HUMPHREY of BRICK 81 TILE CO. RIVERSIDE MARKET Manufacturers of CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES Brookville Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania B7 East Main St. Extension Phone 555 Congratulations All Good Wishes to the Class of 1953 - 1954 RICE IMPLEMENT STORE Clarion - Limestone School Where You Get the Service You Want from CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Clarion Newspapers Incorporated McCormick and New Farm Machines THE DEMOCRAT THE REPUBLICAN Farmall Tractors - International Harvester Refrigeration MILLER TRANSFER and STORAGE JOSEPH H. SHAW, Owner Clarion Pennsylvania Phone 215 Compliments of SEIGWORTH RED and WHITE GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE Phone 8R1 1 Strattanville Pennsylvania 88 WHITEMAN'S GREENHOUSE LEE F. WHITEMAN Flowers For All Occasions Telephone 153-M New Bethlehem, Pa. THE LEADER - VINDICATOR Complete News and Picture Coverage of Clarion County Phone 10 New Bethlehem Pennsylvania You'll enioy shopping at the R. M. S. FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 38 New Bethlehem Pennsylvania You CAN sAvE AT REINSEL DRUGS 00000000000 00000000000 NAnoNAl.Lv Anvsnnssn BRANDS 00000000 00000000 WE FEATURE C pl f WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA B y Y N C F FREAS MOTOR CO. ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CHRYSLER LYM0 ' co-OPERATIVE Q .,T . ., C' P Y' Cl P yl GOLDEN EAGLE CAFE DINNER5, SANDWICHES, FROZEN CUSTARD C 8th cmd Main Cl P yl C pl i f CLARION COUNTY THRIFT PLAN, INC. Ldg y b Phone 7 CI P yl G. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Store New Bethlehem Pennsylvania KRUTZEL'S FINE STORE Better Clothing at Lower Prices 322 Broad Street New Bethlehem Pennsylvania SNYDER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY WIRING SUPPLIES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES O Phone 39-J O New Bethlehem Pennsylvania CHARLES P. LEACH INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 254 New Bethlehem Pennsylvania THE NATIONAL BANK BROOKVILLE Brookville Pennsylvania HASKELL'S STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS Sales and Service Brookville Pennsylvania Happy Days from L. L. THEISS AND SON Call us for shovels, backhoes, and cranes, also lowboy. Phone 23R-3 Strattanville Pennsylvania' CLETUS D. REINSEL Gas Stoves Electric 81 Gas Hot Water Tanks Pipe 81 Pipe Fittings Cement 81 Cement Septic Tanks Full Line of Groceries 8K Meats Shoes 8. Dry Goods Phone 51 R2 Frogtown Pennsylvania Compliments of OSCAR V. McKlNLEY, M. D. A. RANDON MCKINLEY, M. D. B k II P yl BOWSER'S MARKET MEAT GROCERIES FRUIT MAGAZINES s n P yI VANLEER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES AND MILL WORK Ph 4 aku P yI C pI of I LIrmsIronq- oIIier Inc. BrookviIIe's Modern Department Store Main sf. Ph .347 JOHN DITZ HARDWARE Fostoria , Duncan MiIIer and Imperial Glassware China - Lamps - Pictures - Gifts - Sporting Goods - Guns - Ammunition Phone 218 Clarion Pennsylvania VOWINCKEL BROTHERS PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE Auto Body Repairing and Painting Dependable Used Cars Parts and Accessories for all Models Clarion Pennsylvania Compliments of LAUGHLIN MOTOR COMPANY DODGE CARS - PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Genuine Motor Parts and Accessories Phone 'I41 Clarion Pennsylvania Compliments of CLARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT W. J. FLETCHER, Owner Royal Standard Typewriters - Royal Portable Typewriters Sales and Service Office Equipment - Omce Supplies Phone 272 Clarion, Pennsylvania 94 Compliments EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER of CLARION BUlLDER'S SUPPLY DIRTY DlCK'S STANDARD STOP P e7 5 East Main Street Clarion Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania Compliments of WEINS G. C. MURPHY CO. Clarion Cou nty's The Friendly Store Finest Store Clarion Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania 95 SPECIALTY Foons COMPANY CLARION BLox co. J. PHILIP SCHIERBERL LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES Wise Potato Chips Quinlan Pretzels Phone 786 Phone 'I04J O 44 8th Avenue Clarion Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania Compliments Compliments of of THE CENTER MARKET WAYNE R. WEAVER F' M' DMLDER sales - OLDSMOBILE - services Strattanville Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania 96 Some Day You Will Need IN S U R A N C E HASKELL FURNITURE CO. When you Do - Call On , . . FLANAGAN'S Quality Home Furnishings . INSURANCE SERVICE at Reasonable Prices. Phone 'I42 Clarion Pennsylvania 504 Main Street Clarion, Pennsylvania Compliments of PAINT CREEK NURSERIES ORNAMENTALS EVERGREEN SEEDLINGS SPINDLER ancl STARR Route 322 CHEVROLET CADILLAC Phone 7924-M Sales and Service Shippenville, R. D. I Pennsylvania 97 Compliments of WILLISON GARAGE Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Services New Bethlehem Pennsylvania DALE'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR SERVICE Phone Corsica l6R'lI Summerville, R. D. i,I:2 BUILT WITH TILE AND BRICK For Beauty-For Economy-Forever S. C. R. BRICK NEW BETHLEHEM TILE COMPANY Phone 108 Compliments of R 81 H CORPORATION Clarion Pennsylvania Cpl 'F FULTON CHEVEROLET CO. SALES 8g SERVICE C pl f JOHN S. CARRIER INSURANCE We neverf g Ph 48 B k II P yl S II P yl MODERN THE BROOKVILLE LOAN CQMPANY LUMBER COMPANY of BROOKVILLE LUMBER - MILLWORK BUILDERS SUPPLIES 233 Main Street 2 d FI Forrest Moore 441 Madison A Ph 262 Manage Brook II Ph Bku15 Bkll P YI Congratulations to The 1954 Graduating Class R. D. SIMKINS HARDWARE CO. CLAIR KENNEDY TRACTOR SALES FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT WELDING REPAIRING Phone 27R2 Corsica Pennsylvania Corsica Pennsylvania Complimems Compliments of of DR J F WHITE Dentist J. W. SELKER CIGAR COMPANY Clarion Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania LOBAUGH'S COUNTRY MAID C 'ffE e 's 'CE CREAM MOWRY'S SERVICE STATION Phone 152 Phone 150 Clarion Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania AMOS L. DOLBY DAVID A. KAUFMAN Diamond Core Drilling Explosives Water Well Drilling Horizontal Drilling JEWELER Phone 244 Phone 689-R Clarion Pennsylvania Clarion Pennsylvania - - - I ' 51a DR. JAMES H. ARNER oP1oMEmsr Clarion Pennsyl Compliments of CORBETT BROTHERS BARBER SHOP Clarion Pennsylvania WHITES APPLIANCES YOUR PHILCO AND FRIGIDAIRE DEALER MODERN APPLIANCES FOR BETTER LIVING Compliments of CENTRAL GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR Phone 534 Main Street Clarion P Clarion Pennsylvania Compliments of GROCERIES MONARCH BUICK MEA-I-5 Buick Sales and Service PRODUCE Clarion Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of DR. G. E. STRAUSS CHARLES TOOL AND SUPPLY Clarion Pennsyl Clarion Pennsylvania BEST WISHES from BROWN'S BOOT SHOP GEORGE M. 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Compliments of HETRICK and REYNOLDS TEXACO GAS AND OIL Phone 42R2l Strattanville Pennsylvania RANKIN and KINDEL Hardware - Paint - Toys Guns and Ammunition Phone 42R3 Strattanville R. D. -'lil Clarion Pennsylvania H. E. BUZARD PINEY Memows Swimming and Picnics I-lmeSl0r1e Pennsylvania Compliments of RAGLEY'S MAYTAG STORE and RAGLEY'S BOWL ARENA E. Compliments of DONALD J. DENNISON A, W, LUTHER Attorneys-at-Law Brookville Pennsylvania C0l'SiCG Penf'SYlV0f'IC' Compliments of WElN'S LADIES STORE Women's 8- Children's Apparel MOBIL SERVICE Tire 8- Lubrication Service Phone 47 l l Strattanville Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of CORNER RESTAURANT RUBlN'S STORE rouNrAlN senvlce sooo Foon Brookville pennsylvania R. D. Clarion Pennsylvania TWA For Air Travel Anywhere on Earth Call Travel Bureau Compliments of .Iei'fel'SOl1-CICIl'lOl1 AAA MOIOI' Club DR B D DRUMMOND Brookville, Pa. Punxsutawney, Pa. . O ' Phone T62 Phone 773 Meigs C. 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SAMPSON, Manager Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer For a fresh start, Bloolwllle Vundergrih stop at a hotel. Pennsylvania Brookville Pennsylvania Phone 895 Lincoln Welders HlI.TON'S DINER Reasonable Prices BROOKVILLE EQUIPMENT International Harvesters Farmall Tractors - Machinery Quality Foods Refrigeration - McCulloch Saws Cheerful service Brookville Pennsylvania . I Brookville Pennsylvania Compliments of REITZ FURNITURE STORE, INC. Cgxlgfg DAIRY BAR Brookville Pennsylvania gpuiul Parry orders If we forget to thank you Dependable Furniture Your purchase-Free for over 45 Years Phone 53OR Brookville Pennsylvania DR. PAUL R. SCHMAYER IRVIN MOTOR PARTS COMPANY Brookville Pennsylvania Brookville' pennsylvania Es:-IBAUGH BROTHERS WOODCRAFT CO- w. w. CARRIER co. Carpenter Work 81 General Contracting Custom Built-in Kitchens The Rexall Store Plclure wlhdomfs our Fpecluliy Patent Medicine e- School Supplies Custom Built Furniture Roofing and siding Gifts Novelties Cosmetics Summerville, Pa. Phone 76R-22 Summerville Pennsylvania I05 BROWN'S SERVICE STATION Groceries - Meat - Ice Cream Frozen Foods ISEMAN BROTHERS BITUMINOUS COALS Residence Phone Ford City 621561 Gas - on - Tires - Tubes Arch Street 413-415 PHONE mms Office Phone 280 New Bethlehem Hawthorn Pennsylvania New Bethlehem Pennsylvania CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE or CLARION COUNTY A complete line of water conditioning equipment New Bethlehem Pennsylvania Compliments of GERALDINE'S DRESS SHOP 307 Broad Street Phone 224-.I New Bethlehem Pennsylvania BROAD STREET MOTORS sulcx, CHEVROLET SALES a. SERVICE HEFFNER BROS. Jabber of GULF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Hawthorn Pennsylvania BRAUGHLER 8. 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Doran Angelo Mellilo The Hoir Shop Love Brothers Brookville Flower Shop Reed Milling Company Sterck's Andy and Rachel Wayland W. E. Lucas and Son, Plumbing Kline Flours Mills Company