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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

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HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL .f ft? F. L. Carl M. M. Collett C. L. Startzell 3 tg.. .. , ,, Secondary Faculty Bottom Row il.. to RJ: Miss Elberg-Student Teacher, Miss King, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Bevevino, Mrs. Grcitson, Miss Aaron, Miss Gwilliam-Student Teacher. Second Row: Mrs. Smith, Miss Evans, Mrs. Maslclr, Mrs. Blish, Mr. Lines, Mr. Ace, Mr. Kurcis, Mr. Burns, Mr. Metcalf. Third Row: Mrs. Bowersax, Miss Leaming, Miss McChesney, Mr. Daugherty, Mr. Bicker- staff, Mr. Smith, Mr. Smith, Mr, Hughes-Student Teacher. Fourth Row: Mr. Smail, Mr. Philp, Mr. Myers, Mr. Augustine, Mr. Kahle, Mr. Barrett. Secretaries Beulah Shofestall, Diana Valentine, Joan Sommerville 4 Cafeteria Staff s. , ' if ' L. to R.: H. Costner, M, Booth, N, Benneif, A. Lyle, H. Lyle, M. Gulnoc, A. Coldwell, M. Homler, G. Sayers, T. Henry, M. Elder Absent: A. Gourley. Janitorial Staff Botfom Row fL.io RJ: J. Slcxugenhoup, H. Smiflw, K. Smifh, L. Reitz. Second Row: W. McGc1rey, A, Slciugenhoup, E. Cypheri, A. McNcuugh'ron. 6 Senior Class Officers ipsum- Bolfom Row lL.io RJ: Mrs. Mcxslor, Kathy Aaron, President, Miss Leuming. Second Row: Pete Burch field, Vice-President, Janet Greenwood, Treasurer. Third Row: Fred Mills, Secreiuryg Mr. Konhle. A Symbol of Aclwievementn l 8 1963 Seniors DANIEL AARON KATHLEEN AARON CLINTON ASHBAUGH Vocational FFA 1-45 FFA Sentinel 25 FFA Vice President 35 FFA Chaplain 45 FFA Basketball 3, 45 District Tractor Driving Contest 35 Driver Education 2 Commercial Band 15 Choralaires 1-45 Pep Club 1, 2, FHA 2, En- semble 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Cheerleader 2-45 Leaders' Club 2-45 Prom Decorations Committee 35 Class Secretary 35 Banner Carrier 35 Queen's Attend- ant 35 Program Chairman for Prom 35 Class President 45 Senior Play Chairman 45 Yearbook Photography Staff 45 Advertising StaFF 45 Play Make-Up Staff 4 General Library Assistant 25 Driver Education 35 Senior Play Stage Crew 45 Yearbook Photography Staff 45 Mix- ed Chorus 1-45 Industrial Arts 1-4 9 RAYMOND BAUGHMAN Vocational Library Club 25 Mixed Chorus I, 25 Senior Play Stage Crew 45 FFA I-4 VIRGINIA BAUGHMAN Vocational Girls' Chorus 'l, 25 Home Economics I-45 Prom Decorations Committee 3 DONNA BEERS Commercial School Mascot 15 Cheerleader I-45 Leaders' Club 2-45 Pep Club I, 25 Choralaires 2-45 Choralaires Vice President 45 Ensemble 2-45 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Mixed Ensemble 2, 35 County Chorus 2-45 FHA 35 Prom Court 35 Prom Decorations Committee 35 M.M.M. Historian 35 M.M.M. 3, 45 Student Sec- retary 45 Advertising Staff 45 Yearbook Typing Editor 45 Supersalesman 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Driver Ed 35 Freshman Ensemble I I0 LINDA BEERS College Prep Junior Historians 45 FTA Secretary 45 FTA 3, 45 FHA 25 Girls' Chorus 2-45 Mixed Chorus 25 Layout Staff 45 Prom Court 35 Baccalaure- ate and Commencement Usherette 35 Class Play 4 WALTER BEICHNER KAREN BEVERIDGE Special Education General Prom Decorations 35 Driver Chorus 15 Latin Club 25 Jr. Ed 2 Historian Club 45 Driver Ed 2 1963 Seniors il Seniors 1963 TOM BEVERIDGE General Mixed Chorus 'I7 Track 'I-47 Basketball 'I, 27 County and District 2-4 JAMES BOOKWALTER General Industrial Arts ll-45 Class President 27 Mixed Chorus 27 Class Treasurer 37 Prom Decorations 37 Yearbook Subscriptions Staff 4 VICTOR BURCHFIELD College Prep Chorus l7 Basketball 'l, 27 Prom Decorations Commit- tee 37 Track l-47 Class Vice President 47 Super Sales- man 4 12 ROBERT CLARK General Mixed Chorus l, 27 Prom Decoration Committee 37 Basket- ball 17 Advertising Staff 47 Ticket Chairman, Senior Play 47 Make-Up Staff, Senior Play 4 NORMA CLINGER Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 37 Mixed Chorus 2, 37 Prom Decoration Com- mittee 3j Stage Props Committee, Senior Play Avi Typing Staff 47 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 37 Pep Club l, 27 Driver Ed 3 JAMES COWAN General Basketball 17 Industrial Arts l-47 Mixed Chorus l-37 Band l-37 Prom Decorations 37 Library Assistant 27 Yearbook Advertising Staff 47 Senior Play-Sound Effects 47 Track Manager 27 Driver Ed 2 13 BERNARD CRATE General Industrial Arts l-35 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Jr. Historians' Club 2-45 Driver Ed 25 Prom Decoration 35 Advanced Chemistry 45 Lighting Chairman 4 VINCENT CRATE General Mixed Chorus l-45 Prom Court 35 Senior Play Stage Crew 45 Advertising Staff 4. EUGENE CUMMINGS General Mixed Chorus 'I5 Industrial Arts 1-45 Track 2-45 Driver Ed 35 Varsity Club 45 Class Play 4 14 Q, JOHN DALY Vocational Future Farmers of America 'l-4, FFA Basketball l, Chairman of FFA Ban- quet 3 JANET DEAN Commercial Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Girls' Chorus 2-4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Typing Staff 4, Year- book Subscriptions 4, Sen- ior Play Cast 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Freshman Ensemble 15 LUCILLE DECHANT Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Ensem- ble 1, Freshman Ensemble 1, Library Club 2, Prom Decorations Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4 1963 Seniors Seniors 1963 TERRY DEHNER Vocational Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1-4 JOYCE DOLECKI General Pep Band 1, 27 Band 1, 27 County Band 1, 27 Orches- tra 1, 27 Mixed Chorus 1-37 Ensemble 1-37 Girls' Chorus 1-47 Prom Court 37 Prom Decoration Committee 37 Cheerleader 1-47 Leaders' Club 1-47 Senior Play 47 Yearbook Art Stat? 4 KATHY ECK Commercial Cheerleader 27 Leaders' Club 27 Prom Decoration Committee 37 Mixed Cho- rus 2, 37 Girls' Chorus 2, 37 Yearbook Typing Stat? 47 Senior Play Make-Up 4 16 LAWRENCE FITZSIMMONS College Prep Band 'l-35 Mixed Chorus l-45 Prom Court 35 Stage Man- ager 45 Modern Music Masters 3, 45 Student Council 4 TELFORD FOX College Prep Mixed Chorus lp Prom Decorations Committee 35 Vice Presi- dent of Homeroom 35 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 35 Advanced Chemistry 4 PATTY FRAMPTON Commercial Class Treasurer 15 Pep Club l, 25 Mixed Chorus l-35 En- semble l-35 Girls' Chorus l-45 Punch Girl 25 FHA 25 Major- ette 25 Band 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Leaders' Club 3, 45 Prom Court 35 Prom Decorating Committee 35 Student Council Sec- retary 35 Play Cast 45 Advertising Staff 45 Co-Editor of Year- book 45 Supersolesmon 4 'I7 CHERYL GEARHART College Prep Freshman Ensemble l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, Prom Punch Girl 2, Pep Club 2, FHA 2, County Chorus 3, M.M.M. 3, Sci- ence Club 3, Prom Court 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Property Manager for Senior Play 4, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Vice President Advanced Chemistry 4 JANET GREENWOOD College Prep FHA 2, Pep Club l, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2-4, Banner Carrier 3, Prom Court 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Year- book Layout Editor 4, Advertising Staff 4, Class Treasurer 4 CHARLES GULNAC Special Education Mixed Chorus l-4, Prom Decorations 3 18 JAMES GULNAC General Mixed Chorus l-35 Indus- trial Arts l-45 Driver Ed 35 Class Play 4 GERALDINE GUSTWICK General Mixed Chorus 25 Elective Art l-45 Girls' Chorus l-45 Poster Chairman Yearbook 45 Assistant Art Director for Yearbook 45 2nd Place Bi- County Art Contest I9 PEARL HIMES Commercial FHA 25 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Choralaires 2, 35 Cheer- leader 35 Leaders' Club 35 Prom Decoration Commit- tee 35 Play Prompter 45 Typing Stat? 45 Advertising Stal? 45 Freshman Ensem- ble 1963 Seniors Seniors 1963 JAMES HOLT JOSEPH HUBAUER Special Education General Future Farmers of America Driver Training 3 2 MICHAEL HUFNAGEL College Prep Class Play 47 King's At- tendant 37 Historian Club l, 27 Industrial Arts l, 27 Science Club 37 Junior Class President 3j Library Club l, 27 Advanced Chem- istry 47 Yearbook Literary Staff 4j Driver Ed 3 ' 20 JACQUELINE HUMPHREY General Class Secretary 17 Cheerleader 1-47 Maiorette 37 Girls' Cho- rus 1-47 Mixed Chorus 1-37 Ensemble 1-37 County Chorus 37 Advertising Staff 47 Yearbook Art StaFf 47 Prom Court 37 Prom Decorations 37 Leaders' Club 3, 47 Pep Club 1, 27 Sen- ior Play Cast Ai Art Club 4 ALDEAN JOHNSON Vocational FHA 1-47 Choralaires 1-47 Student Secretary 4 DONALD KINDEL Vocational FFA 1-47 FFA Secretary 37 FFA President 47 Track 1-47 County and District Track Meet 2, 37 Varsity Club 4 21 CLARA LOCKWOOD Special Education Elective Art 3, 45 Cafeteria Work 3, 47 FHA 4 MARY LONG Special Education Girls' Chorus lg FHA lp Home Ec 1-4 DENNIS LUTHER General Class Treasurer lg Industrial Art 1-4 KShop Foremanlg Track 1-4 CCounty and District Meetsjp Varsity Club 45 Prom Court 35 Class Play Cast 47 Historians' Club 4 22 NORMAN MARTIN Vocational Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Voca- tional Agriculture 1-47 Sen- ior Class Play Stage Crew 4 WILLIAM MAUL Vocational FFA 1-45 FFA Reporter 25 FFA Treasurer 37 Prom Court 35 Student Council 37 Commencement Usher 35 Yearbook Advertisement Statt4 23 CARL McKINLEY Vocational Basketball 1-47 FFA 2-45 Driver Ed 37 Prom Decora- tion Committee 3 1963 Seniors Seniors 1963... ... ESTHER MILLIRON Commercial FHA 25 Choralaires 2-45 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Prom Decorations 35 Yearbook Advertising Staff 45 Art StaH4 EDWARD MILLS General Elective Art 2-45 Prom Dec- orations 35 Prom Court 35 Yearbook Staff Art Editor 45 Student Council 4 FREDERICK MILLS College Prep Student Council 15 Basket- ball l-45 Varsity Club Vice President 45 Prom Court 35 Vice President 35 Class Sec- retary 2, 45 Vice President of Student Council 35 Class Play 45 Business Editor of Yearbook 4 24 JOHN NELSON Commercial Chorus 15 Basketball 1-45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Volleyball 2-45 FFA 25 Doorman 25 Driver Ed 35 Yearbook Sports Staff 4 DENNIS RANSOM General Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 1-45 Track Manager 15 Bas- ketball Co-Captain 45 County and District Basketball Team5 Varsity Club 2-45 Prom Decorations Committee 35 Yearbook Sports Editor 45 Advertising Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Vol- leyball 2-4 MARY BETH RENNINGER General Band 15 Orchestra 15 Ensemble 15 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Girls' Chorus 1-45 Prom Decorations Committee 35 Future Teachers of America 3, 45 FTA Vice President 45 Junior Historians' Club 45 Yearbook Advertising Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 45 FHA 1-4 25 DENNIS RHOADES Vocational Vocational Agriculture 2-45 Vice President of FFA 45 FFA Reporter 35 Student Council 25 Prom Court 35 Basketball 2-45 Varsity Club 45 Track, County and District 2-45 Junior His- torians' Club 4 ROBERT SHARP Special Education Future Farmers of America 2 ROBERT SIAR Vocational Chorus lp County and District Basketball Team 25 County and District Track 25 Prom Decorations 35 Basketball 1-45 Varsity Club 2-45 Track 1-35 Yearbook Sports Staff 45 Voca- tional Agriculture l-4 26 RON SIAR General Track Team 35 Driver Edu- cation 3 SONJA SILVIS General FHA l, 25 Prom Decorations 35 Prom Court 35 Girls' Cho- rus 2-45 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Typing Staff 45 Yearbook Advertising Staff 45 Make- Up Senior Class Play 45 Driver Ed 3 27 DOUG SLAUGENHOUP General Mixed Chorus l, 25 Basket- ball 35 Driver Ed 35 Prom Decorations 35 Industrial Arts l-45 Yearbook Adver- tising Staff 4 1963 Seniors Seniors 1963. - .. KAREN SMITH LORETTA SNYDER Vocational Commercial Girls' Chorus l-45 FHA 'I-45 Girls' Chorus lg Student FHA President 45 Mixed Secretary 4 Chorus 2-45 Driver Ed 25 Senior Play Cast 4 EUGENE SPANGLER General Track 'I, 45 Basketball 'I-45 Varsity Club 2-45 President of Varsity Club 45 Year- book Sports Staff 45 County District, and State Track 28 JUDY STAHLMAN College Prep Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, FHA 2, Girls' Cho- rus 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Ensemble 1-3, County Chorus 3, 4, District Chorus 4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Prom Court 3, Prom Decorations Committee 3, Yearbook Advertising Sta'FF 4, Yearbook Layout Staff 4, Junior His- torians' Club 4, Advanced Chemistry Class 4 DIANN STREATOR College Prep Chorus 1, FHA 1, Driver Ed 2, Latin Club 2, Science Club 3, Student Council 3, Chemistry Club 4, President 4, Junior Historians 4, Advertising Stat? 4, Magazine Sales, Room Captain 4, Literary Editor of Yearbook 4, Student Director, Senior Play 4 ELLEN SWARTZ College Prep Girls' Chorus 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usherette 3, Student Council 3, Layout Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4, Advertising Stal? 4 29 is , CHARLES THOMPSON College Prep Mixed Chorus lp Track 27 Prom Court 35 Homeroom Treasurer 37 Senior Play Cast 4 Seniors 1963 MARY UPLINGER Vocational Girls' Chorus 'I-45 FHA l-47 FHA News Reporter 41 Mix- ed Chorus 2-45 Driver Ed 37 Usherette for Senior Play 4 ROBERT WALKER Vocational FFA l-45 FFA Treasurer 21 Class Treasurer 25 FFA President 35 Prom Decora- tions 35 Student Council 4 30 LARRY WALTER Vocational Mixed Chorus l, Vocational Agriculture l-4, Track 2-4, FFA OFficer 2, 3, Basketball l-4, Varsity Club 3, 4, County and District Track Team 3, 4, Yearbook Sports Staff 4, Adver- tising Staff 4 DONALD WENNER College Prep Boys' Quartet 'l-4, Boys' Octet 1-4, Mixed Ensemble 2-4, Mixed Chorus l-4, Vice President Mixed Chorus 4, County Chorus l-4, District Chorus l-4, Latin Club 2, Prom Decor- ating 3, Prom Court 3, Science Club 3, M.M.M. Co-Chaplain 3, Advanced Chemistry 4, Polka Dots 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Yearbook Photography StaFf 4, Advertising Staff 4 THOMAS WENSEL College Prep Orchestra l, Band l-4, Vice President 3, President 4, County Band 2-4, District Band 2-4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 'I-4, Mixed Ensemble l-3, County Chorus l, District Chorus l-4, Pep Band l, 2, Prom Court 3, Science Club 3, Assistant Play Director 4, Yearbook Photog- raphy Editor 4, Advanced Chemistry 4, Advertising Stal? 4, Stage Manager l-4 31 Senior Class History We, the 26th graduating class to pass through the portals of Clarion-Limestone, are entering the cold, cruel world armed with twelve years of in- valuable education and the grim determination to succeed in the space age. Looking back now, particularly to the last four years, we see many teachers and classmates coming and going. Many things have happened to us during the past four years. The following chapters are only very brief summaries of the highlights of those years. CHAPTER 1 We arrived at our freshman year just soon enough to be the last class permitted to show a movie to the students as a money making pro- ject. Our choice, The Bells of St. Mary's, was very well received and it started our treasury growing. To start our trip into higher education on the right foot we elected the following as class offi- cers: President, Susan Wilhelm, Vice-President, Bob Walker, Secretary, Jackie Humphrey, Treas- urer, Pat Frampton. As freshmen a great many changes took place. We no longer migrated from class to class in large groups. The first day back we were confronted with schedules which had to be made out and duplicated for the office. All this pro- vided material for many animated lunch period discussions. Students could refer to subjects that another may have little knowledge of. Only students taking those subjects could fully appreciate the horrible mess they had got- ten themselves into. Taking Latin or Alge- bra for instance. Those not taking either one would classify both subjects as Greeks, wouldn't they? This brings up another new ex- perience some students faced, that of dropping subjects. As some have reasoned, Why take Algebra when l can fill out income tax forms in Math class? Be careful, underclassmen, the grass may not be greener on the other side. This was also the year the freshman class sponsored a semi-formal dance for the entire high school entitled The Harvest Ball. A live tur- key was given away as the door prize and the fact that one of our own classmates won the tur- key was purely coincidental. Having finally completed our freshman year, we were eagerly off to Cook's Forest for a day. Boating, riding, hiking, and eating helped to pass the time which went all too soon. lt was a day we shall always hold dear in our hearts. As a matter of fact, we enjoyed ourselves so much that we began to plan for a return trip the fol- lowing year. CHAPTER 2 This year's class officers were: President, Jim Bookwalter, Vice-President, Susan Wilhelm, Sec- retary, Fred Mills, and Treasurer, Bob Walker. This year only a few of the very bravest signed on the dotted line to take a year of Latin ll. An even dozen completed the course with three rousing cheers for Miss Evans, Julius Cae- sar, Hercules, and the whole bunch. We organ- ized a Latin Club that year and took a trip to Pittsburgh to visit the planetarium, the museum, and the airport. For one day all the grueling hours of translation and Latin grammar faded into oblivion. The Sadie Hawkins Dance is annually held and traditionally sponsored by the sophomore class and we were no exception. A sewed-on patch was required for admittance to the dance floor. On and around the fioor were Dogpatch scenes and characters. As can be expected at this type of dance, there was a lot of folk danc- ing as well as modern music for both types pro- vided for by an orchestra and later on by rec- ords. As you can imagine if you weren't there, it was a real fun night. A second trip to Cook's Forest was planned for the Saturday after school was out. The day dawned cool and wet. Rain poured down all morning-but do you think it kept us under shel- ters? It most certainly did not. Bicycle rides and canoeing on the not-overly-dry Allegheny River were enthusiastically attacked. We found out it rains in the forest hours after it has stopped on the outside. Therefore, we only got dry in front of a roaring fire at supper time. CHAPTER 3 Those elected as junior class officers were: President, Mike Hufnagel, Vice-President, Fred Mills, Secretary, Kathy Aaron, and Treasurer, Jim Bookwalter. The junior year is that year which comes im- mediately before the senior year. This is the one in which the class treasury must be swelled to such proportions as to meet the expenses of both the junior and senior years to a great ex- tent. The sale of stationery takes months but it accomplishes the purpose of raising the needed funds. Right after the major part of our stationery sales were over, the P.T.A. had us sell mixed nuts and chocolate covered caramels. They were expensive but oh, so delicious! The proceeds for this went to help pay for the prom-to-dawn party in the spring. Senior Class History As the climax to the junior year comes the Junior-Senior Prom. FANTASY OF THE SEA was the theme selected by our class. A fountain which in testing, shot water up and over the sides of its container added a touch of realism to the wat- ery, mystic decorations. The decorations were worked out in blue and pink. Along the walls, pink waves supported colorful fish and other marine life. The night of the prom everything was ready. A light breeze, blowing through the multicolored paper ceiling, added an atmosphere which was both cooling and shady. On stage the scene of an underwater throne room was portrayed. The king and queen sat inside a huge pink clamshell, surrounded by beautiful spiral pillars of blue crepe paper, and two monstrous octopi. Susan Wilhelm reigned as our queen, with Fred Mills as king. Kathy Aaron and Mike Hufnagel were their attendants. The members of the Queen's Court were: Cheryl Gearhart Lawrence Fitzsimmons Donna Beers Don Wenner Linda Beers Ed Mills Darlene Patton Thomas Wensel Sonja Silvis William Maul Jackie Humphrey Charles Thompson Patty Frampton Dennis Rhoades Janet Greenwood Doug Slaugenhoup Judy Stahlman Vincent Crate Joyce Dolecki Dennis Luther Andy Mills and Danny Daugherty acted as crown bearers, Susie Slaugenhaupt and Debbie Mills were flower girls, and Susan Augustine presented red roses to our queen. The Prom following the coronation ended at midnight only to be followed by the Prom-to- Dawn party. This never-to-be-forgotten night ended at 5:00 A.M. leaving everyone who had a part in it tired but happy. CHAPTER 4 The senior class officers are: President, Kathy Aaron, Vice-President, Pete Burchfield, Secretary, Fred Mills, Treasurer, Janet Greenwood. Selling magazine subscriptions is the main money raising project undertaken by seniors. One who has never been a senior has no idea of the time and effort involved. That is, if one can get past such remarks as, l just bought a five year subscription last spring, or, l have a nephew for niecej who is a senior and l promised to order from him. For all those who sold their quota of subscriptions the reward was canvas- sing for ads. Being out in the cold for three days had its merits, however, such as hot chocolate and cold ice cream. All in all, it was a delicious experience in spite of a lot of hard work and fast talking. When it was announced that the senior play would be put on in the fall instead of the spring, the widespread comment was a horrified, Oh, no, not now! When the reality of four consecu- tive dates circled in red on the calendar loomed ominously in the too close present, sheer panic gripped the hearts of Mrs. Maslar and Mr. Kurcis, not to mention the actors and actresses. Some- one once said, The show must go on, and ours did. ln the past was the frantic searching for clothing that wouldn't clash with the orange walls. Our first performance was before the grade school, then the high school, followed by two evening performances. Mashed bananas, very wet water, and one shattered first scene couldn't dim the feeling of accomplishment and relief that accompanied the close of the final curtain. During our trip to Washington, D. C. we saw in less than three days, everything we had heard about in the capital. lt was exhausting but he who has never climbed the Washington Monu- ment, or seen paper money printed, or admired the Capitol Building lit up at night due to an in- ternational crisis, hasn't lived. During one of our class meetings this year we took up the vitally important matter of choosing a class fiower, motto, and colors. To speed things up, suggestions were made by the year- book editors. When the ballots were counted, lavender and white were the colors, a white car- nation, the fiower, and lt matters not what you are thought to be but what you are, was the motto. The project which takes the most time and effort during the senior year is the yearbook. A large percentage of our class has been extremely busy drawing, writing, typing, proof reading, and laying out the material in the order which you see before you now. It's a big job with a lot of decisions and deadlines connected with it but, at last, this too was finished. Many other things have happened to us as a class or as individuals. For instance, many have played basketball, been cheerleaders, or partici- pated in track and field events. ln 1961 our girls, who were in Home-Ec. at the time, stormed Harrisburg and the Farm Show. Club activities, too, have been a part of our school life. Switching back now to the present, all sys- tems are A-OK in regards to the future. Our high school years can be summed up as simply -4-3-2-l- Blastoff! Know Most of Thy Native Country Rus THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 PRESENTS: The Class Colors: The Class Flower: Lavender ond White While Carnation 34 Before Thou Goesi Gver The Threshold Thereof -Fuller 2 fe 1 Q 5 Jfffqqx The Cla s M Mo S 0 M MM ff W It mcltie not whclf you are thought ' To be lout who? you cure. 5 W ,ff ip 1 T f 7 . , J UE , gs- , , of-'eff S W fb, v K5-.xr Snapshots of Washington, D. C. , ,.,., She iustcouIdn'1tc1ke ii! The Capitol Meei the Ace of Spades The Senolie My, when ci handsome group! The House Who, me? Hello everybody George, old boy! The Jefferson Memorial Mon Hum! The Mall Our ever-present chcxperons The Supreme Court Wan! on lift? 36 Snapshots of Washington, D. C. Souvenirs anyone? The White House Walk, walk, walk! Our Bus Drivers Take me to your leader. Our Host Hold that bus! The Treasury You're late! Ride 'em Cowboy! Get that smile off your face. Our Pride and Joy Oh Pancho! The Big Dome Rain, Rain, Go Away 37 The Washington Tr'p For twelve years we have been looking forward to our senior trip to the na- tion's capital, Washington, D. C. We began our trip in the gray dawn of Novem- ber l and arrived late in the afternoon. After going to the zoo we checked in at the hotel. Following dinner we began a tour of the city which was by now ablaze with lights. In the following two days we saw many sights including: The Wash- ington Cathedral, the Smithsonian Institute, the Washington Monument, the Cap- itol Building and the White House, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Supreme Court Building, the Treasury and F.B.l. Buildings, Mount Vernon, and the Lincoln Memorial. At the Washington Monument we all climbed or rode the elevator to the top and had a bird's eye view of the city. In the F.B.I. Building we were taken on a tour through it and saw the many crime detecting departments. We were taken through the Senate and House of Representatives' wings of the Capitol and were given lectures in each. After viewing the Lincoln Memorial where we admired the great statue of our sixteenth President, we saw the changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Our second evening we attended the movie, WEST SIDE STORY, which was not only entertaining but educational. Even our trip home was an exciting adventure as we found our buses moving, not through the balmy evening typical of early November, but through a bliz- zard. The C-L school, and parents waiting to transport us home, were a welcome conclusion to three happy days of travel. 38 Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Clarion-Limestone Joint School, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, do of our own free will, and being of sound mind, make this our LAST WILL and TESTAMENT. We will our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Collett, Mr. Carl and the entire faculty for their helpful instruction and guidance in directing our activities during the past twelve years. We leave behind our deepest respect and ap- preciation to our advisors: Mrs. Maslar, Miss Leaming, and Mr. Kahle. We also extend our many thanks to Miss Leaming for her assistance in editing this year- book. 1' We do hereby make these individual be- quests: Dan Aaron wills his Agriculture knowl- edge back to Mr. Bickerstaff. Kathy Aaron wills her ability to ruin a perfectly good cheer to Helen Newhouse. Clinton Ashbaugh wills his trouble and disobedience to Bernard Crate. Ray Baugh- man wills Miss Learning to Larry Kemmer. Vir- ginia Baughman wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Janet Aikens. Donna Beers wills her position as student secretary to anyone who loves to type and run-off papers. Linda Beers wills her magnificent driving ability to Mr. Myers. Karen Beveridge wills her Math ability to some lucky Sophomore. Jim Bookwalter wills all his worldly knowledge to Ellen Hufnagel. Pete Burchfield wills his gym shoes to Sandy Steele. Bob Clark wills his silver tooth to the good fairy. Norma Clinger wills her seat in POD to anyone willing to sit through it. Jim Co- wan wills his knowledge of dealing with teach- ers to the iokers of C-L. Bernard Crate wills his Tin Chevy to the first Tin Horn that comes along. Vincent Crate wills his extra tablets to Patsy Sny- der. Eugene Cummings wills his drawl to a de- serving student in Mrs. Maslar's English Class. John Daly wills his POD seat to our student teach- er, Mr. Hughes. Janet Dean wills her dirty gym socks to Mrs. Gratson. Lucille Dechant wills her typing position on the yearbook staff to anyone who likes to type. Terry Dehner wills his desk and books to Bob Edwards. Joyce Dolecki and Jackie Humphrey will their ability to keep out of trouble to Kent Pope and Clem Hufnagel. Kathy Eck wills her bookkeeping ability back to Miss Leaming. Larry Fitzsimmons wills his George Washington hat to Lynn Carl. Ted Fox wills his spare set of car keys to Mr. Carl. Pat Frampton wills her muscles to Carda Baughman. Cheryl Gearhart wills her job as yearbook editor to some unlucky junior. Janet Greenwood wills her extraordinary intelligence in Physics to Mr. Daugherty. Charles Gulnac wills his bus seat to Don Walter. Jim Gulnac wills his POD book to Mr. Kahle. Jerry Gustwick wills her cast to Mrs. Maslar to keep her students in line. Pearl Himes wills her seat in chorus to anyone who likes to smile. Jim Holt wills his books to Bob Sharp. Joe Hubauer wills his striking bag to Floyd Pat- terson. Mike Hufnagel wills his ability to get a car stuck to Brenda Dorman. Aldean Johnson wills her FHA Historians position to the next sen- ior girl. Don Kindel wills his place in the mile to his brother Richard. Mary Long wills her Home Ec. ability to Miss McChesney. Denny Luther wills his one box of Black Color-Tone to Mr. Carl. Norman Martin wills all his books and teachers to Dan Wilson. Bill Maul wills the remains of Cooks Forest to our ever-loving forest ranger who gave us an interesting guided tour. Carl McKin- ley wills his '54 Dodge perfect condition to Mr. Amato. Esther Milliron's last request is that her POD book be cremated. Ed Mills wills his unde- veloped art talent to someone who can develop it. Fred Mills wills his spot on the varsity bench to Gary Clark. John Nelson wills a pack of Wins- tons to Gary Wiles and Bob Traister for basket- ball practice. Denny Ransom wills his dirty prac- tice iersey to Miss Valentine. Mary Renninger wills her ability to blow up experiments to Bill Renninger. Denny Rhoades wills his pet name Squirrel to anyone who can cage him. Bob Sharp wills all his books to Dennis Gulnac. Bob Siar wills his knowledge of playing basketball to Mr. Metcalf. Ron Siar wills some good advice, Quit before you're broke! Sonia Silvis wills her interest in Huntington Park, California, to anyone dumb enough to take it. Doug Slaugen- houp wills the back seat of Bill Maul's car to Marsha Oaks. Karen Smith wills her FHA presi- dency to the next unlucky senior. Loretta Snyder wills her seat in bookkeeping to anyone who wants to fiqure out debits and credits. Buck Spangler wills his troubles with C-L to whoever wants them. Hotrod Stahlman wills her stu- pendous driving skill to Linda Beers and com- pany. Diann Streator wills the analytic balance to Chris Hornung. Ellen Swartz wills her height to next year's varsity team. Charles Thompson wills his collection of I Like Herc pins to Carol Hileman. Mary Uplinger wills her POD to who- ever wants it. Bob Walker wills his Olds back to General Motors. Larry Walter wills his seat on the bench to anyone who wants it. Don Wen- ner bequeaths Mrs. Blish to all first tenors. Tom Wensel wills The Power Behind the Throne back to Cheryl, along with a completed year- book. 'k We do hereby appoint Mr. James A. Lines as executor of these the last requests of the above mentioned students now enrolled as seniors of Clarion-Limestone High School, in the hope that he will faithfully discharge his duty, in as much as we will not be here. Or will we? Senior Class Play Bofiom Row lL.Io RJ: D. Wenner, D. Ransom, D. Lufher, J. Deon. Second Row: E. Swartz, D. Beers, J. Humphrey, V. Burch- field, P. Frampion, J. Bookwolter, J. Dolecki, M. Hufnczgel, J.Greenwoocl. Third Row: Mr. Kurcis, K. Smith, M. Renninger T. Fox, F. Mills, D. Aaron, C. Thompson, Mrs. Maslcir. Boliom Row lL.to R.l: D. Slolugenhoup, B. Clark, K. Aaron, S. Silvis, L. Fitzsimmons, J. Cowan, L. Beers, D. Sfreotor, J. Sfolhl- mun, C. Gearharf, T. Wensel. Second Row: Mr. Kurcis, A. Johnson, M. uplingef, V. Baughmoln, K. Eck, L. Decholni, N. Clinger, P. Himes, E. Milliron, Mrs. Mcislmr. Third Row: B. Siour, D. Rhoczdes, B. Crate, C. McKinley, L. Wolters, B. Moul, P. Burchfield, D. Wenner, C. Ashbciugh, P. Frampton. Fourth Row: E. Cummings, J. Gulnuc, R. Baughmun, J. Nelson, N. Marlin, V. Croie. Senior Play Production Stall ,f' ffm' V, Ax, fl ,fly 1 ' JM. HE :ff-' W' ffl I N 'f 4 1' My X ff if 1 M , S ff fl 'W 5,14 JW ,Q 1,, ' Nu, ffjvz' 0 4 ll ,Wi:' f i- -f ,L.iy..., 1 There is more in putting on a Senior Class Play than what the public sees. Play tryouts brought to light a fine cast for our three-act play, STOP THE WEDDING. After- school rehearsals were in order for several weeks. Then, right in the middle of our valu- able two months' rehearsal time came our trip to Washington, D. C. Mrs. Maslar suggested that we take our play books along, so off went a number of books to Washington and, fortunate- ly, the same number came back. Upon our return we really got down to work learning lines, rounding up props, and assem- bling the scenery. The Sound Effects Department was kept busy tape recording the wedding march, door bells, and various other sounds. Those in the Props Department had the problem of securing two Navy and one Marine uniform that fit the players. Mr. Kurcis and his stage crew took care of scenery, the major portion of which were brilliant orange walls. For several nights of practice there was a near-disastrous food shortage for the members of the cast who also played basketball and could not get home after practice to eat. This was taken care of by several kind-hearted fellow stu- dents. Four days ancl four performances ended the weeks of concentrated effort. During the first scene of the first act of our first performance for the elementary schools three pages of script were left out, resulting in many actors being left on stage without an exit line. The performance be- fore the high school went a great deal more smoothly, as did the evening ones. The play's action centered around Bill Jones, an ex-Navy man home just in time to stop his fiancee's wedding to another man. The mayor, the girl's father, is very upset over the whole affair and reaches for the aspirin in every crisis. Bill is completely unperturbed by the bedlam he has created with a crate of monkeys, the visit of an Eskimo girl, and other equally shattering events. Bill soon gets restless again and, after breaking up his own wedding, he heads for the sea, much to the mayor's relief. Prom Court of 1962-1963 3 Vi! Z? an 22: 1 -Q Mmrngww' W we J if , 1 2 Do They Loolc Familiar . . . ? Ted Fox Cheryl Gearharl Tom Wensel Kathy Aaron Ellen Swartz Chuck Gulnac Jackie Humphrey Denny Luther Denny Ransom Lucille Dechant Larry Fitzsimmons Pat Frampton Esther Milliron Aldeon Johnson Sonia Silvis Ed and Fred Mills Jane? Greenwood 43 Doug Slaugenhoup Yes, There Has Been A Change, Hasn't There? .iff Q g K ,-a -wr- fg an, , M 1' -L an , f., 1., wil ,L min 'K Wm jqnrX uns:-4 Bolfom Row CLR: RJ: Linda Beers, Eugene Cummings, Jerry Gusiwick, Eugene Spangler, Dicmn Sireuior Jim Gulnac. Second Row: Judy Sicihlmoln, Joe Hubauer, Karen Smiih, Jim Bookwolfer, Norma Clinger Third Row: Kathy Eck, Don Wenner, Bob Clcurk, Dan Aclron, Mc1ry'Uplinger. Fourth Row: Pearl Himes Donna Beers, Mcury Renninger. 44 nm A5 Junior Class --.,s Bottom Row KL. to RJ: Mr. Myers, Mrs. Nelson, D. Gcmoe, Mr, Daugherty. Second Row: K. Pope, Miller, C. Stahlman, K. Kroh. Eighty six juniors entered this year's work with customary enthusiasm under the guidance of our advisors: Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Daugherty, and Mr. Myers. The first order of business was the selection of the following as class oHficers: President Dave Ganoe Vice President Kent Pope Secretary Barb Miller Treasurer . ,. .. . A t Chuck Hepler Class rings ordered last year were ioyfully received early this fall. The success of our stationery sale promised to make our senior trip next year a good one. Now we are looking forward to our senior year and all that is connected with it. Our prom will be the night we shall always remember as the highlight of our junior year. Everyone was dancing in circular orbits somewhere among the stars. 46 W i if as tb si. N1 J gl ' -X ff' k : nga . lst L Juniors E A A - ,.., Mr. Daugherty in i w 'iii ,Q J Mrs. Nelson Y' 5 A 7 i J , +1 Mr. Myers - f i n ,i WVTL '-gf Jean Aaron A J Bill Ash Carda Baughman fr Doretha Beck ' li 4 Eel Bennett ' A Patty Best s V'lW M '- Rodney Campbell 1 A Robert Castner f is it V Gary Clark J -. 5 s C, crm cianger W 2 . sft,A A+-'M Russell Crissman E J rr't gt V if ' Russell Dal XRT11' il i 'xiii I Y Eyes s R T23 if? A Bertha Deloe Wanda Dolby Brenda Dorman Bob Edwards Nancy Eisenman g ' h 2 my QA Tim Elder A L ' ig ' m C 3 QV '31 Linda Fagley i f N ' WMA 4 Randy Ferringer , 1 L, ' La Rose Ferris ' ii IJZB , , ' Judy Finnefrock Sharon Fleming Barbara Fye David Ganoe David Glenn Don Glosser l i Dorothy Gross N J Larry Gross l Dennis Gulnac 2 o Phillip Hartzell R' J 'iyyi X Beth Harnish Charles Hepler A f'y Carol Hileman Jacquelyn Hinderliter J Carol Holliday Karen Holler X Christine Hornung N .1 Q Leon Hufnagel ' V. fj Raymond Hummel James Hurrelbrink Robert Kahle 47 i ig 1-5' --:. .., . - 521.3 , :H is 1 Juniors if 5 A yt , x v x . v 1? n rf? or in 1 a s sl- 5 Fi 9' s 0 F iii 1 2 E L ffm, i i I : 'nxt . ,- I :.. Q ,,,., . A 3 ' 48 Larry Kemmer Margaret Kitchen James Kriebel Kathryn Kroh James Larson Louella Larson Thomas Lewis Fred Malmgren Joyce McCleary Connie McEntire Virginia MCG-rane Barbara Miller Charles Miller James Miller Kenneth Miller James Neal Helen Newhouse Sandra Phillips Kent Pope Betty Raisley Richard Ransom Leroy Renninger Gary Rupert John Semanco David Slater Martha Smathers Ronald Smail Cherie Sommerville Jerry Spangler Cheryl Stahlman Sandra Steele Robert Traister Victor Troese Jerry Walker Donald Walter Gary Wiles Stephen Wingard Barbara White Robert Young Wayne Young Sophomore Class :W E3 st. .gr p . l Bottom Row lL. to RJ: P. Stahlman, Mrs. Gratson, Mr. Bickerstaft, Mr. Smith. Second Row: B. Dechant J. Hindman, B. Fitzsimmons. The first stage of our high school career has ended. Starting the second stage we selected the 'Following as our sophomore class officers: President .,., , Bernard Dechant Vice President . , Perry Stahlman Secretary .,... Bill Fitzsimmons Treasurer .. ., .. . , .. ,. John Hindman Aiding us this year are our advisors: Mr. Gerry Smith, Mrs. Nancy Grat- son and Mr. Bickerstatt. On October 19 the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held, and, when the income from this memorable event was counted, the dance was discov- ered to be one of the most profitable in recent years. A good profit from the sale of miscellaneous Christmas items continued to raise our treasury balance. 49 ,f tim., :'I. - L .ri Aa i ' L, mn: .11 'W' ,J th' f x 4 L. IN K is .- ' , ,.-K gf Sophomores i y . hm,Ai X es Q 1.2, ' W if 3 H 2 ' . 3 QM' , 1 Vfg., i Mr. Bickerstaft Mrs. Gratson Mr. Smith Lorrainne Aaron Melvin Aaron, Jr. Michael Aaron James Aiken Curtis Barrett John Baughman Bonnie Beck Joseph Beck Joyce Beers Judy Beveridge Charlotte Blake Gladine Burns Lynne Carl Ernest Champion Margaret Clark Patsy Clark Marge Clirager Patty Cook Eleanor Crate Jesse Crate Dorothy Davis Bernard Dechant Suzanne Dechant Bonnie Eshbaugh Terry Ferguson Karen Fitzsimmons Bill Fitzsimmons Leona Garris Evelyn Girts Sharon Goheen Pamela Graham Robert Green Richard Greenwood Mary Guntrum Robert Haines Nancy Hansen Kaye Haugh Leonard Haugh Gwen Heckman Carter Henry Cheryl Himes John Hindman Sandra Hollenbaugh Margaret Holt Bernadette Hubauer Ellen Hufnagel ' Sally Hummel Larry Johnson Sue Johnson James Kifer Sandra Kindel Sophomores Cliff Kirkpatrick Donald Knapp Ricky Leadbetter Allen Lewis Patti Martz John McAninch Terry McAninch Margaret McCarty Janice McEntire Gary Menteer Sally Miller Terry Miller John Monrean Walt Neal Linda Neil Bob Newhouse Marsha Oaks James Pletcher Paul Plyer James Reed Jamie Reed Gloria Reddinger Rita Reinsel Jean Reitz Verda Reitz Howard Rhoades Richard Rhoades Rick Roberts Thomas Schreckengost Daniel ShaFFer Danni Simkins James Simpson Ann Slaugenhaupt lrvin Smail David Smith Kenneth Smith Linda Smith Pat Smith Michael Snyder Perry Stahlman Sandra Summerville James Vallimont Roger Walter Carole Williams Susan Yarchuck Carol Young Around C-L With The Juniors 52 Freshman Class VH Bottom Row lL. to RJ: Miss Evans, Mr. Kurcis, V. Stahlman. Second Row: O. Winters, K. Eshbaugh J. Gourley. We, the Freshman Class of 1962-1963, are 'l'l'l in number. The count- down of our high school career has begun. We settled into the never dull routine with ease and certainty, initiating a sales campaign to bring our class treasury into being. Our one wish is that by the time our high school education is completed, we will be able to look back upon four very profitable, memorable years, financially successful as well as scholastically. Guiding our class activities this year were: President ,, ,. .... Valerie Stahlman Vice President . ,.., Owen Winters Secretary .. . ., . Ken Eshbaugh Treasurer .... , .. . .... .. Jim Gourley Our advisors were Mr. Kurcis, Miss Evans, a 53 nd Mrs. Bowersox. Freshmen su:- ,Rf . , 4' 1 C y l E . KJV ' t ss s s fl . 1 , ,-., 7 I ,zblull . C g gi - NI J 1 J i rs X .. I K Qzyf ' - if ,,.,,, 52.5 A'i' l . 'L -' 'Q- 1 3 zgvy I . W Q - y V f i iix tis' . ' it ' ' v- . g Q it j Q C W' ,mfg Z , e. J' I 5' 3 .Q J I I 'i RT . 54 E c it :E: Y 1 Mrs. Bowersox Mr. Kurcis Miss Evans Keith Aaron Jane Alexander Russell Alderton Gerald Ashbaugh Richard Baughman Tom Beck Brenda Bowser Harry Burr Norma Byerly Ernest Campbell Judy Castner Mike Chapman Cathy Clark Martha Clark James Clinger Sally Clinger Vicky Clinger Victoria Cookson Don Corbett Patricia Coull Virginia Crooks Karen Cummings Terry Cummings Vanlier Curll Mike Daly Denny Eck Denny Edwards Barbara Eshbaugh Kenneth Eshbaugh Cynthia Ferringer William Fleeger Arthur Frampton Roger Fye William Garris Jack Giering Ronald Glenn James Gourley David Gray Paul Gray Joyce Groves Mary Gulnac Jo Ann Hamilton Janet Harnish Daniel Heckman Ronald Henry Carol Hockman Peggy Hollenbaugh Carolyn Hubauer Clyde Hunsberger Blaine Hurrelbrink Betty Ion Freshmen '2E l W ? F T A his Fifi? ix 552 Q .. ,. - asjie ,gags M ' ii, ,,. si L M .Q VV.. .. g m ' ..:1 T F L j ' '.2: ' V . ,ir ' L 'NR .ur ,S T .Q in L K ,, - 'lr' 'F .L if ib. , W- A A L . . L ' hr l,- - g.- kk u ' L' H 5 1. -. W ,4 .f 1' s , gb. -. 3, ...M Q, ,L I wr: 5 kms' 'db' ,mm 55 Debbie Jodon Gerald Johnson Tom Kemmer George Keener Lesley Kinter Ray Kirkpatrick Carl Kitchen Fred Larson Tom Lawrence Connie Leadbetter Robert Lewis Bill Lieberum Allen Lucas Sandy Lyle Leslie Mauk Brian McGee Georgi McGrane Fred McGuire Betty Miller Betty Miller Sue Miller Steve Myers Terry Neal Teresa Parsons Dianna Raught Richard Reed Robert Reed Robert Reid Robert Renninger Carl Rhoades Terry Rugh Donna Ryan Lois Ryan Kay Schrecengost Charlayne Servey Harold Silvis Cheryl Simpson Roland Skinner Cecilia Slagle Betty Smail Richard Smail Linda Smith Martha Smith Patsy Snyder Sharon Snyder Todd Spindler Valerie Stahlman Richard Steele Debby Swarm Kenneth Thomas Carol Wagner Ronald Walters Tom Walters John Whittington Owen Winters Jay Woltif Howard Work Sandy Yeany Eighth Grade -vs ' ,- we ?l1L,4 V 41 7 J r ,E at , e e A i Pzi: V L. Q A... kung 16? ' Fiw- A ' i - f ' x 225 5 5 ,N V me .7 f 'Sf is ' K at 1 it' t E L X as . Hs. ,,, Q - ii 4 1. 9 .1 Q i 5 I N R552 tl 3 i J I Q 'wit' ww' . H 56 Mr. Augustine Miss King Don Aaron Janet Aiken Myra Baughman Harry Bessetti James Bish Carol Blair Ron Bookwalter Galen Brocious Ruth Brown Johnny Burford Randy Burns Gary Castner Jim Castner David Chantrey Cathy Chittester Pauline Clark Linda Clinger William Clinger Robert Clinger Ruby Crate Edward Crooks William Daly Richard Dean Richard Dechant Larry Dehner Linda Detrick Carol Dolby Hazel Dolby Ted Dolby Betty Ennis David Eshbaugh Marjorie Eshbaugh Johnny Farley Sharon Ferringer Louis Ferris Gary Fleming Judy Ganoe Tom Ganoe Roberta Gifford Nancy Gourley Denny Haugh Sherry Hetrick Sue Himes ,- E fi F Lu Eighth Grade is Q Q Q, .. af if if k 1 E J tw., fs A iz M 1 .I . u DAV, Eub ' '1' L, ' - an lm L L i 5 L We ,, 1 : Q' ., 'hw ..-wwwwz 'E' ' 'W L V- 1 S Fr-as R Q f1i wr Sf f Q J., ' , . 'fy E .:: 2 .E.., - -l Q f ' -Q 4 ,:. i E . XbmAAh ' T L ' Q ' il' L 5, :fi 2, 'X L 1 57 Gary HuFFman Charles lon Claire Jenkins Linda Kesterholt Richard Kindel Ron Kunselman Kay Lawrence Larry Love Carolyn Martz Linda Martz Barbara Mauthe Denny McGuire Mary McKinley Randon McKinley Kathy McKinney Mary Miller Sue Miller Terry Monks Arnold Neiswonger Judy Newhouse Carol Oaks Paul Perry Mike Phillips Denise Reinsel Eugene Reitz Woodrow Rhoades Daryl Rosenquest George Rossey Pam Rugh Robert Schmader Martin Schrecengost Linda Shaw William Sherman Jack Shoemaker Laura Shoemaker Andy Shofestall Karl Slater Gilbert Slaugenhaupt Kay Smathers Pete Snyder Gary Spangler Richard Spangler Sam Thompson Linda Vanderhofl: Cleveland Walter Eddie Walker Joan Walter Betty Weaver Robert Young ,ay W? rl I J iii? f' my r J. rj? . Mm VL in at V,, may tw Seventh Grade ,Tas fipeg, l -may ZQTT WW it 1 55 J y J t , In h s J In fic? R35 2- 1 my 1 .. ,megs v Qiw I ,Iikg4iitfrs f' ig .ani A3 g Fs t6-Q ziv ,ar'U Fegi ,L if , .,V . J, M e ? eeee C J Q .,,,.v .f -L N-!N .k .j ,. 4 ee e C ' , fl- ' - I , ' 'L,2?fLf J f' r' is J 4' l 58 Mr. Ace Miss Aaron Mr. Smith Judy Aaron Ronald Alderton Richard Alexander Judy Beichner Richard Besetti Richard Beveridge Karen Bish Willis Bish James Brocious Dave Brownlee James Bryan George Carrier Edna Clark Gary Clark Peggy Clark Helen Clinger Ronald Clinger James Coull Shirley Crate Cathy Crissman Patty Crooks Frances Daly Ross Davis Emma Deloe Stevan Durante Raymond Ewing Marty Ferguson James Frampton Tom Fye Esther Gray Gale Hansen Kenneth Harriger Carlotta Hartzell William Henry Linda Himes Nancy Hoover Mary Hubauer Charlie Hunsberger Marsha lon Tom Johnson Eddie Kemmer Richard Kemmer Ruth Kitchen Cynetta Kroh Carol Leadbetter Susan Leadbetter Don Lewis Charles Lott Kenny Mahle .9 N S, S 5 ii git-if Seventh Grade t 5e ,' . A , eeeeee f 4 1 E J e RL , sat , P or . , eeee X YN., 1, 'fit 6 '33 Z Hn K is M gm 51' Kg, i Q if ,A JA 1, 5 we v it .D F A vim' j X S ' -Q-0 fig' S 4.l-t4Q':4- ' Hy' 'K :Y If fre.. , .Ay lr I It? 15? Ln? , 5 , 59 f . . Q, Y.. ,t Larry Martz Shirley Martz Gary Miller Kathy Miller Karen Miller Robert Miller Robert McElhattan Cathie McKinley Connie McKinley Debra McKinley Donna McMillen Gerry Monrean Patty Monrean Paula Norton Scott Port Brenda Powell Ronald Raisley Debbie Ransom Larry Rapp John Reed Paul Reinsel Norman Renninger Kenny Rhoades John Roman Marsha Saper Betty Semanco Beth Shoemaker Sandra Shofestall James Sloan Judy Smail Wilma Smail Alice Smathers Edith Smathers Dave Smith Paul Stahlman Louise Streator Jackie Stewart Carol Summerville Russell Swartz Kenny Terwilliger William Troutman Shirley Vosburg Susanne Walters Nancy Wenner Larry White Dennis Wingard David Wolff Sandra Wolff Around C-L With The Sophomores The Student Council Bottom Row lL.to R.l: R. Walker, E. Mills, L. Fitzsimmons, Mr. Lines. Second Row: P. Cook, L. Smith, C. Himes, J. Finnefrock, K. Pope, B. Rossey. Back Row: S. Vosburg, E. Deloe, J. Roman, J. Bish, W. Rhoades, E. Crooks, V. Stahlman, J. Gourley, K. Eshbaugh. CONSTITUTION Cla rion-Limestone Joint Preamble We, the students of Clarion-Limestone Joint High School, in order to provide a voice for student opinion, to promote co- operation between student and faculty, and to afford an op- portunity for citizenship training, do hereby establish this CONSTITUTION for the Clarion-Limestone Joint High School Council. ARTICLE l. Sectlbn 'I Name Constitution of the Student Council of the Clarion-Limestone Joint High School. ARTICLE II Purpose Principal purpose of this organization shall be: I. To establish a channel through which the pupils may re- ceive actual practice in initiative, participation, leader- ship and government of the school. 2. To promote the general activities and interest of the school. 3. To promote the school spirit. 4. To unify all student organizations under one general con- trol. 5. To promote better school citizenship. 6. To promote co-operation between students and faculty. 7. To provide a voice for student opinion. ARTICLE III Membership 'I. The principal and supervising principal shall be members ex-omce and the principal shall appoint as many faculty advisors as deems necessary. 2. The council shall consist of one member elected from each Vice President, and a combined Secretary-Treasurer. . The officers shall be elected by the Council by C1 2X3 vote. . Officers shall serve for one school year. . All officers shall have a 1.00 or C average to maintain their office. ARTICLE V Powers . To make and enforce any rules necessary for the better- ment of the school, its lite, or interests. . The Student Council should have the opportunity to prac- tice and lead in school assemblies. . To investigate and report on matters especially referred to it by the faculty and administrative olficers of the school. . The oFficers and members of the Student Council shall be suspended by a M vote of the representatives of the coun- cil except for that cause stated in ART IV, Section 4. . All actions by the Student Council must be subiect to approval or reiection by the school authorities. ARTICLE I. Section 2 Meetings ' The Student Council shall meet once every two weeks for a business meeting, and be on call for special meetings, called by faculty advisor, the president, or the principal. ARTICLE II Amendments may be made to the Constitution by a M vote of the student body and faculty. ARTICLE III By-Laws 'I. A quorum shall be required to carry on the regular busi- ness cf the Council. 2. Amendments to the By-Laws shall be made by a 311 vote home room from grades 7 through 12. of the Student Council, 3. Elections shall be held no later than the third week of each school year. A maiority vote is required. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL: HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: ARTICLE Iv M. M. Collett Frederick L. Carl Oflices FACULTY ADVISOR: 'I. The offices of the Student Council shall be: President, James A. Lines 62 Varsity Club Bottom Row KL. to RJ: Wolt Neal, Jim Vollimont, Kent Pope, Pete Burchfield, Denny Rhoodes, Fred Mills, Denny Ransom, Couch Metcalf. Second Row: Don Kindel, John Whittington, Tim Elder, Denny Luther, John Nelson, Eugene Cummings, Bob Siczr, Larry Wolters. Bottom Row ll. to RJ: Kathy Auron, Pot Frampton, Joyce Dolecki, Jackie Humphrey, Helen Newhouse, Donncx Beers, Mrs. Grotson. Second Row: Beth Hornish, Patti Mortz, Janet Deon, Carol Hilemcin, Judy Finnefroclc, Lynn Carl, Ellen Hufnogel, Sandy Hollenbaugh. Leaders Club Advanced Chemistry Clulo Bottom Row lL.Yo RJ: T. Wensel, D. Slreator, C. Georharf, C. Thompson, Mr. Dougherty. Second Row: J. Stcxhlmcun, L. Beers M. Renninger, B. Crate, F. Mills. Third Row: L. Fifzsimmons, T. Fox, D. Wenner, M. Hufnugel, V. Burchfield. Bottom Row fL.io RJ: J. Humphrey, J. Reed, J. Beck, R. Haines. Second Row: E. Mills, C. Henry, E. Spangler, C. Williams Mrs. Hocldley, M. Aaron, R. Robevls. Elective Art Club Future Homemalcers of America Bottom Row ll.. to RJ: K. Smith, President, V. Bcxughmong N. Eisenmcm, Secretory, P. Mcxrtz, Treasurer, M. Uplinger, News Re- porter, A. Johnson, Historian, P. McCarty ond P. Clark, Song Leaders, Miss McChesney, Advisor. Second Row: D. Beck, Vice Presidentg B. Roisley, B. Wolters, C. Young, J. Beers, C. Holliday, M. Long, C. Lockwood. Third Row: R. Reinsel, V. Riefz, L. Neil, J. Reitz, L. Gcnrris, D. Gross, J. Aaron, B. Fye, B, DeLoe, L. Ferris, J. Aiken. L. to R.: Donno Beers, Judy Stcxhlmon, Donald Wenner, Lorry Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Blish, Tom Wensel. Modern Music Masters 66 Future Farmers of America Officers Bottom Row lL.1o RJ: D. Kinclel, President L. Kemmer, Secreiclryg J. Monrean, Reporier, Absent, J. Neal, Mr. Bickerstaff Advisor. Second Row: D. Rhoades, Vice President, C. Miller, Treasurer, D. Aaron, Chaplain, J. Reed, Conducior. Bottom Row ll. G. Johnson, D. ker, L. Waliers, J. Hurrelbrink. to RJ: A. Frampton, B. Garris, B. Leibrum, B.Clinger. Second Row: T. Kemmer, M. Chapman, F. McGuire Gray, B. Hurrelbrink, R. Reed, T. Lawrence, W.Trou1man. Third Row: J. Daly, T. Dehner, M. Daly, G. Wal L. Johnson, J. Aiken, R. Reed. Fourih Row: N. Marfin, R. Baughman, C. McKinley, B. Maul, B. Walker, B. Siar Future Farmers of America Senior High Library Club Bofiom Row lL.1o RJ: M. Oaks, S. Johnson, P. Holi, S. Goheen, K. Holler, K. Fifzsimmons, B. Dechani, D. Simkins, Mrs. Beve Vino. Second Row: C. Williams, G. Heckman, J. Hinderliier, R. Riensel, B. Fitzsimmons, T. Miller, B. Renninger, M. Snyder. Boitom Row fL.1o RJ: S. Ferringer, C. Alcorn, L. Clinger, C. Leadbefier, P. Snyder, D. Swarm, C. Clark, President: A. Lucas, Secretary: C. Ooks, Vice President: T. Rugh, D. Ryan, Librarian: Mrs. Bevevino. Second Row: V. Clinger, J. Groves, J. Hamil Yon, P. Coul, S. Himes, K. Chiffesier, M. Baughman, P. Rugh, K. McKinley, D. Reinsel, C. Wagner. Third Row: C. Servey, B Weaver, J. Walters, C. Herrick, J. Newhouse, L. Martz, L. Shoemaker, J. Bish, K. Thomas, D. Aaron. Fourih Row: O. Win- iers, J. Clinger, D. Corbeif, R. Bookwalier, R. Baughmcin, E. Rieiz, T. Beck, R. Steel, S. Myers, E. Crooks, B. Garris, T. Neal B. Renninger. Junior High Library Club f Team TIM ELDER .. . a promising junior who dressed for all the varsity games but saw little varsity action. He spurred the Junior Varsity on to many victories. The experi- ence Tim has received this year will be of great value to him and to the C-L team next year. CHUCK HEPLER Chuck, being a junior this year, saw little action. He should help the team next year with his good ball- handling ability. 1 it 'wi' S. M 71 ir si s X we Team DENNY RANSOM . . . anoTher senior on This year's Team. He was one of The Co-Cap- Tains. Denny has played for C-L's varsity for Three years, This year being his besT. He led The scoring and provided The punch ThaT kepT The Team going. His besT game was aT EasT Brady where in cu double overTime he scored 37 points. DENNY KSQUIRRELD RHOADES . . . Denny has been a member of The varsiTy for Two years, playing mosTly junior varsiTy lclsT year. He has come a long way To become second high scorer ond an ouTsTanding sen- ior who, along wiTh The oTher seniors, will be missed on nexT yecxr's Team. Team Bottom Row Cl.. to R.5: B. Dechant, V. Troese, B. Siar, D. Rhoades, C. Hepler. Second Row: Coach Metcalf, F. Mills, J. Nelson, D. Ransom, G. Clark, T. Elder. Starting the 1962-63 season, C-L had six returning lettermen so things looked bright. When the final whistle blew, our team had placed second in Class C competition and third in Clarion County ball with an 8-6 record. Representing C-L in this year's County All-Star game were Denny Ransom, Denny Rhoades, and Fred Mills. These three, as well as John Nelson and Bob Siar, will be missing from next year's team. However, a strong nucleus of experienced players remain to start the 1963-64 season. Name Ransom Mills Rhoades Nelson Clark , Troese Siar Dechant Elder Neal Miller Ganoe Lewis CG5 C205 C205 C135 C165 C205 C155 C195 C105 C115 C85 C65 C75 C35 Quarters Field 78 119-251 73 61-146 63 95-227 57 73-166 75 59-159 36 23-56 57 28-105 19 11-30 16 5-20 18 8-38 7 3-5 7 1-5 7 4-12 472, 42? 411 43? 38? 41'X-5 2773 37W 2596 2194, 60941 2086 3396 Fouls 74-123 581 16-44 3682 30-54 56? 33-52 63?- 34-72 473: 7-13 5470 5-16 29? 3-11 27'Xs 6-11 55? 2-3 6796 2-3 6796 O-1 O96 1-1 10096 75 Points Ave. 312 15.6 138 6.9 220 12.2 179 11.1 150 7.5 53 3.5 61 3.2 25 2.7 16 1.5 18 2.3 8 1.3 2 .3 8 2.2 Rebounds Ave. l.osfBalls Ave 153 10 43 4 164 11 53 5 38 3 47 5 72 6 33 4 134 9 34 3 19 1.7 38 5.4 36 2.5 63 7 18 3 8 1.6 9 1.1 8 3 18 2.3 24 3 18 3.6 3 1 5 1.4 5 1.4 8 4 3 3 Jr. Varsity Basketball Team Bottom Row lL.?o RJ: M. Aaron, T. Lewis, B. Edwards, J. Vallimont, M. Aaron, W. Neal, R. Leadbetfer, J. Whittington. Sec- ond Row: Coach Smith, D. Greenwood, B. Ash, D. Ransom, T. Elder, J. Larson, D. Ganoe, B. Fitzsimmons, T. Miller, H. Rhoades Bottom Row ll.1o R.l: J. Bowersox, R. Smail, J. Clinger, W. Rhoades, T, Lawrence, M. Chapman, V. Curll, Second Row: J. Bish, A. Shofestall, T. Beck, T. Cummings, M. Daly, C. Rhoades, S. Myers, D. Dean, Mr. Smith. Jr. High Basketball Team 1962 Track Team Bottom Row CL. to RJ: E. Spangler, J. Vallimont, R. Siar, P. Burchfield, D. McEntire, D. Kindel, B. Sloan, K. Pope, D. Rhoades. Second Row: C. Hepler, D. Slater, J. Whittington, M. Hufnagel, D. Rhoades, B. Renninger, T. Elder, D. Luther, R. Smail, Coach Metcalf. Third Row: Mr. Smith, B, Edwards, D. Ganoe, L, Walter, G. Clark, T. Beveridge, T. Carter, E. Cummings. Lions Win County Meet Rhoades and Spangler go to State The thinclads of Clarion-Limestone won their fifth consecutive Clarion County Track Meet and placed third in the District IX Meet during the T962 season. That the Lions started the season out right was evidenced by impressive victories over West Forest and Union. Keystone then defeated the Lions who were in no way dis- couraged as they went on to win the next three meets, as well as the Clarion County Meet. At the District IX Meet Don Rhoades placed first in all three of his events- the high jump, pole vault, and the 440 yard dash. Eugene Spangler placed first in the mile. Don Rhoades climaxed a brilliant four year period at Clarion-Limestone by placing second in the 440 yard dash at the State Meet. Don was awarded as the outstanding athlete at Clarion-Limestone for the T961-1962 year. Many members of the Clarion-Limestone team placed in the Clarion County Meet. Don Rhoades placed first in the high iump, pole vault, and 440 yard dash, Terry Carter took a first in Javelin while Pete Burchfielcl took a second in the broad iump and Eugene Spangler took second in the mile. Larry Walter tied for second in the high iump, Dennis Rhoades and Denny Luther took third place in the pole vault and the shot put, while Tom Beveridge placed third in Javelin. The Lions placed third in the Mercer Meet. Coach Metcalf has high hopes for his 1963 team to be a strong one as he will have a nucleus of returning lettermen. Among those turning out for track practice will be Eugene Spangler, Denny Luther, Larry Walter, Tom Beveridge, Don Kindel, Pete Burchfield, Eugene Cummings, Tim Elder, Kent Pope, Jim Valli- mont, and Walt Neal. 1962 MEETS Clarion-Limestone 75 ...........,... . . . West Forest 34 Clarion-Limestone 52 .......,...., . Keystone 57 Clarion-Limestone 58112 ...., Union 50V2 Clarion-Limestone 53 Clarion 56 Clarion-Limestone 68V2 ..... Redbank 4o.V2 Clarion-Limestone 54V3 ..., Rocky Grove 452!3 77 is Around C-L With Basketball li! 'Q 1 V Q i-s s' 'Z 5122 . - ,qi mf -. 1 'W L' 1 v z f 1Lf, :'55 fi ' 2.921 -3 ' V . - 6 X Too bod, Clorion, The worst Remember ilfiis? Soy cheese. Who goofed now? is yet to come Boring, isn'r if? Quit telling iokes cmd Boy, are they good! Hey, Team! watch ihe game. Qui! watching the cheerleaders! Sound-Off! Miss it! Up and Inl 79 www 'mmm gum ,afwu -W-wfwfff Mixed Octet Seated fL.1oR.J: Mrs. Blish, L. Kinter. Standing: A. Slaugerihaupt, P. Stahlman, J. McEntire, K. Pope G. Crooks, J. Hindman, S. Snyder, A. Lucas. District Festival Participants D. Wenner, Chorus, T. Wensel, Chorus 8. Band, J. Stahlman, Chorus, K. Pope, Chorus, K. Kroh, Chorus, and C. Barrett, Bond. 85 County Festival Bottom Row KL. to RJ: B. Miller, K. Kroh, P. Stahlman, J. Hindman, K. Pope, J. Stahlman, D. Wenner, C. Miller, J. Vallimont, A. Lucas, S. Phillips, V. Stahlman. Second Row: C. Summerville,J. Finnefrock, C. Baughman, B. Harnish, D. Slater, G. McGrane, M. Oaks, M. Kitchen, D. Beers, Mrs. Blish. Third Row: L. Carl, M. Aaron, R. Alderton, K. Fitzsimmons. Fourth Row: C. Hepler, G. Wiles, P. Clark, C. Barrett, T. Wensel. Music Department Under the patient direction of Mrs. Blish cmd Mr. Barrett, all the students in the music depart- ment have learned much this year. Even before this school year began, our band was performing in Fireman's Parades throughout the neighboring communities. ln October of this year the band marched in the annual Clarion Autumn Leaf Fes- tival and Halloween Parades. After many months of conscientious practice the band climaxed its season with the Spring Band Festival held in April. ln September, soon after school opened, each choral group began to practice for the Christmas Concert although December was many months away. This year's concert was again highlighted by the customary Procession of the Greens in which senior girls with three years of choral ex- perience participate. The Christmas concert indi- cates the halfway mark of the year's choral work. The end of this phase was barely reached when, immediately after the return from Christmas va- cation, these groups began practicing for their next performance, the Spring Choral Festival. Both of these programs were under the very able direction of Mrs. Blish. As always, they were a credit to Mrs. Blish, the participants, and the school. This year the County Music Festival was held at Redbank Valley High School in New Bethlehem. Thirty-one students from our school joined in this county-wide event. The District Choral Festival was held in Sharps- ville, Pa., with our school being represented by Kathy Kroh, Judy Stahlman, Kent Pope, Don Wen- ner, and Tom Wensel. Two members of our Band, Tom Wensel and Curtis Barrett, went to the District Band Festival which was held at West Middlesex in March. These District Choral and Band Festivals pro- vided valuable experience and were much en- joyed by all who participated. Chora Concerts Of 1962 87 Mixed Chorus Bottom Rowll, to RJ: S. Miller, S. Silvis, D. Beers, J. Stahlman, L. Fitzsimmons, D. Wenner, T. Wensel, P. Stahlman, J. Hinclman, K. Pope, A. Lucas K. Kroh, J. McEntire, A. Slaugenhaupt, Mrs. Blish. Second Row: E. Girts, L. Neil, V. Reitz, M, Kitchen, V. McGrane, C. Hepler, J. Whittington, M. Aaron T. Rugh, V. Curll, B. Fitzsimmons, S. Hollenbaugh, G. Heckman, P. Martz, L. Aaron, S. Johnson, E. Hutnagel. Third Row: S. Summerville, L. Larson S. Phillips, R. Reinsel, K. Fitzsimmons, J. Baughman, J. Vallimont, M. Aaron, R. Reed, C. Miller, C. Gulnac, P. Cook, P. Clark, P, Graham, D. Simkins Fourth Row: C. McEntire, C. Hileman, C. Baughman, J. Finnefrock, W. Dolby, R. Walter, J. Bawersox, P. Hartzell, T. Schrecengost, D. ShaFler, M Snyder, R. Glenn, G. Keener, C. Williams, B. Miller. Fifth Row: J. Reitz, C. Young, C. Sommerville, T. Beck, J. Clinger, M. Chapman, K. Eshbaugh, D Corbett, T. Fleeger, R. Alderton, O. Winters, H. Work, M, Smathers, B, Raisfey. Sixth Row: M. Guntrum, N. Hansen, S. Kindel, B. Eshbaugh, C. Himes R. Haines, J. Gaurley, B. Geiring, K. Aaron, C. Ashbaugh, V. Crate, G. Burns, S. Goheen. Seventh Row: J. McCleary, S. Etzel, B, Dorman, H. New house, K. Holler, D. Slater, L. Kemmer, B. Rossey, G. Wiles, R. Young, E. Campbell, M. Clark, D. Davis, B. Beck, L. Carl. Eighth Row: K. Smith, M. Up linger, G. Reddinger, B. Harnish, E. Milliron, P. Himes, M. Renninger, S. Hummel, D, Beck, N. Eiseman, M. Oaks, P. Holt, J. Beers. Bottom Row KL. to RJ: J. Dolecki, J. Dean, J. Greenwood, K. Aaron, P. Frampton, J. Stahlman, D. Beers, M. Renninger, E. Milliron, P. Himes, S. Silvis, J, Gustwick, Mrs. Blish. Second Row: C. Clark, E. Hufnagel, J. Humphrey, L. Beers, M. Uplinger, A. Johnson, K. Smith, R. Reinsel, C. Williams, P. Graham, J. McEntire, A. Slaugenhaupt. Third Row: G. Crooks, C. Leadbetter, D. Beck, B. Dorman, N. Eiseman, M. Smathers, B. Raisley, M. Kitchen K. Kroh, S. Phillips, B. Miller, M. Oaks, D. Simkins. Fourth Row: B. Ashlaaugh, S. Kindel, M. Guntrum, S. Summerville, E. Girts, G. Redclinger, C. Young, J. Reitz, L. Neil, S. Hummel, C. Hornung, K, Holler. Fifth Row: S. Johnson, C. Hileman, C. McEntire, C. Baughman, C. Summerville, J. Finne- frock, L, Carl, C. Himes, S. Etzel, J. McCleary, G. McGrane, W. Dolby, B. Harnish. Sixth Row: P. Clark, P. Cook, N. Hansen, K. Fitzsimmons, J. Beers, D. Davis, M. Clark, B. Beck, S. Goheen, P. Holt, S. Miller, G. Burns. Seventh Row: B. Miller, S. Hollenbaugh, G. Heckman, P. Martz, L. Aaron, V. Stahl- man, P. Snyder, S. Yeany, D. Swarm, G, McGrane, B. lon, S. Snyder, J. Harnish. - I Girls Chorus 88 Mixed Ensemble Bottom Row IL. to RJ: Mrs. Blish, M. Kitchen, S. Hollenbaugh, G. Burns, J. Finnefrock, J. McEntire, A. Slougenhaupt, S. Mil- ler. Second Row: P. Cook, S. Johnson, R. Reinsel, M. Oaks, P. Holt, S. Hummel, G. McGrane. Third Row: E, Girts, C. Mc Entire, D. Beck, S. Phillips, C. Williams, K. Kroh, B. Miller. Fourth Row: T. Wensel, P. Stahlman, J. Vallimont, D. Wenner C. Miller, M. Snyder. Fifth Row: J. Whittington, J. Hindman, K. Pope, W. Young. Girls Ensemble Bottom Row U.. to R.l: M. Kitchen, S. Hollenbough, G. Burns, J. Finnefrock, J. McEntire, A. Slougenhaupt, S. Miller, Mrs. Blish. Second Row: E. Girts, P. Cook, S. Johnson, R. Reinsel, M. Oaks, P. Holt, S. Hummel, G. McGrone. Third Row: B. Harnish, C. Baughman, C. Sommerville, C. McEntire, D. Beck, S. Phillips, C. Williams, K. Kroh, B. Miller. 89 Ninth Gracie Chorus Bottom Row fL.to RJ: C. Simpson, C. Slagle, D. Jodon, S. Yeany, D. Swarm, G. MCG-vrane, V. Stahlmon, C. Clark, P. Snyder, B. Bowser, L. Smith. Second Row: N. Byerly, L. Ryan. L. Kinter, M. Smith, S. Lyle, D. Ryan, J. Hamilton, C. Wagner, C. Servey, V. Clinger. Third Row: C. Ferringer, M. Clark, S. Clinger, B. Miller, P. Hollenbaugh, T. Parsons, L. Mauk, J. Groves, Mrs. Blish. Fourth Row: V. Cookson, M. Gulnac, S. Snyder, G. Crooks, P. Caull, D. Meier, C. Leadbeater, B. Miller, K, Schrechengost. Fifth Row: S, Miller, K. Cummings, J. Harnish, J. Alexander, J. Costner, B. Eshbaugh, B. Smail. Bottom Rowfl. to RJ: R. Beveridge, J. Reed, L. Rapp, T. Alexander, P. Reinsel, E. Kemmer, R. Kemmer, C. Lott, P. Stahlman, R. Ewing, B. Bish, Mrs Blish. Second Row: C. Hunsberger, D. Smith, R. Davis, K. Terwilliger, T. Fye, D. Lewis, G, Clark, B. Miller, S. Port, R. Raisley, G. Miller. Third Row J. Shoemaker, E. Reitz, G. Slaugenhaupt, A. Neiswonger, D. Eshbaugh, B. Kunselman, J. Farley, M. Schrecengost, S. Thompson, C, lon. Fourth Row: J Frampton, D. Brownlee, K. Harringer, R. Brian, K. Rhoades, B. Henry, D. Wingard, M. Ferguson, E. Crooks, G. Hansen. Fifth Row: N. Gourley, B. Ennis C. Dolby, C. Martz, B. Weaver, J. Walters, P. Rugh, C. Oaks, M, Lawrence, K. Smathers, S. Miller. Seventh 81 Eighth Grade Chorus Clarion-Limestone Band Boffom Row lL.io RJ: V. Stcihlmcun, L. Carl, M. Oaks, P. Clark, K, Fiizsimmons, T. Wensel, K. Holler Second Row: S. Himes, J. Finnefrock, C. McEn1ire, J. Hurnish, M. McKinley, S. Hefrick. Third Row: Mr Borreii, P. Clark, O. Winters, R. Besseiti, P. Smith, G. Spangler. Fourih Row: J. Walter, K. Slcfer, L Aaron, R. Alderion, C. Burrell. The Autumn Leaf Festival 92 Clarion-Limestone Band Bohom Row CLR: RJ: C. Himes, C. Hepler, G. Wiles, C. Sommerville, P. Snyder, L. Defrick, M. Clark, P Sicxhlmun. Second Row: E. Clark, E. Oaks, C. Ion, J. Coull, K. Rhodes, Wm. Henry, R. Ewing. Third Row J. Brocious, P. Grcly, Wm. Fiizsimmons, G. Fleming. Fourih Row: M. Aaron, H. Besseiti, E. Reitz. Our Band Ai Work 93 Guidance Department As any budding scientist knows, a rocket needs a guidance system to get to its desired destination. With- out it the odds of its reaching its goal are much less. ln a school the students need a guidance system. Such a system is our guidance counselor for he directs us toward futures in the service, college, iobs, and many other. He is indeed an important piece in the ma- chinery of the school for wi.hout him we would aim tor, but not obtain, our goals. In a rocket this system is called o gyroscope, in our school it is called Mr. Lines. Library The graduate of three years ago would not recog- nize our library. lf any of these people visited now, they would find a growing collection of new books. It is easy for one to study in an atmosphere conducive to it, and in our library people want to study. Some- body must oversee and care for the many books so we have as librarian, Mrs. Bevevino, who is very generous with her help. Science Department Mr. Smith and Mr. Daugherty are the instructors ot the Science Department. Mr. Smith teaches biology and general science while Mr. Daugherty is the capable physics and chemistry teacher. Most students agree that the sciences are extremely interesting subjects. Where else does one have the opportunity of spilling hydrochloric acid on his best sweater, shirt, or pants? Where else can one endanger one's life and limb by explosion, fires and poison gases? Only in science class! Mathematics Department Mrs. Nelson and Miss Evans are the instructors in our malh departments. Togelher they try to drill into our heads such complexities of the science as Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Trig. All know well that their students respect them for they have mastered the lan- guage of numbers, a dialect as much in our history as that of the spoken word. We thank these teachers for their efforts, in vain in some cases, to teach us this language. 94 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT With the help of Miss Leaming, skills in typ- ing, bookkeeping, and shorthand are the ulti- mate goals of those in the Commercial Depart- ment. Neatness and efficiency go hand in hand with speed-writing and typing. Practical experi- ence is gained by doing secretarial work for the faculty. Yearbook typing is also done by our department. For those who plan to enter secre- tarial or bookkeeping work, the knowledge gained through this course is vital. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The initiation of new members into the F.H.A. began this year's fun and work combination. In February we served a tea for the C-L Board of Directors. We also held our annual spring mother and daughter banquet and style show. In addition to these activities we are taught to cook, bake, sew, and develop the various other skills necessary for home management. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Under the guidance of Mr. Bickerstaff, the boys in the AG. Department learn a great deal about the many phases involved in farm work and farm management. The boys divide their time between classroom and shop work where they acquire practical experience. Farm elec- tricity, safety, forestry, and law are only a few of the many subjects undertaken during this course. Agriculture is an important industry, one in which education plays a major role. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Student safety is stressed and practiced when working in the shop. To all boys from 7th to 9th grade industrial arts is a required subject. During these years, while making their projects, they learn to operate the tools used in wood and metal work. For those continuing in shop work the students study mechanical drawing and learn to construct various projects from draw- ings, Anyone interested in industrial arts as an occupation finds an excellent beginning in this course. 95 Social Studies Department History is continually being made so it must be con- tinually studied. Because of this, social studies, in one form or another, is a required subject during all four years of high school. Civics, Pennsylvania History, American and World History, Problems of Democracy, and American Government are the courses taught in grades 9 through 12. This program of studies of the growth of civilization and man's struggle to profit by his mistakes is applicable to our times also. Language Department The Language Department includes courses in Eng- lish, Spanish, and Latin. Four years of English are re- quired for each student with an additional College English course offered to college preparatory students. Latin is taught in ninth and tenth grades to students preparing for college as well as to others as an elec- tive. Starting this year, Spanish is taught in fifth and sixth grades and again for three years in high school in grades ten through twelve. Health Department Mrs. Smith was exceptionally busy this year with duties as our school nurse. Cooperating with the Clar- ion Osteopathic Hospital, all types of the Sabin vac- cine were administered to the students and commun- ity. In grades 'I and 'IO the T.B. Mantoux test is given annually which may be followed up by an X-ray. Phy- sical examinations are given to students involved in interscholastic sports. This Department continually en- courages checkups by the family physician. Drivers' Training Driver's Training means different things to different people, but at C.L. it means Mr. Myers, the capable in- structor of the hazardous art of driving. Mr. Myers and Mr. Raymond Smith, an equally competent instruc- tor, along with the smooth-running bomb called Chevy Il, comprise the drivers' training faculty. This course is very refreshing for the rank and file of students who are enrolled, and it is a successful course for the ma- iority of students although there are always a few typ- ical women drivers. 96 Yearbook Editors EDITOR Cheryl Geu rharf PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR CO-EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER TYPING EDITOR Tom Wensel Patty Frampfon Fred Mills Donna Beers X LITERARY EDITOR ART EDITOR LAYOUT EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Diunn Sireufor Ed Mills June' Greenwood Denny Ransom 97 LAYOUT STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF Yearbook Stall Members Bottom Row IL. to RJ: Miss Leaming, G. Gustwick, D. Streator, T. Wensel, C. Gearhart, E. Mills, D. Ransom, P. Frampton F. Mills, D. Beers, J. Greenwood. Second Row: L. Dechant, N.Clinger, L. Beers, E, Swartz, J. Stahlman, S. Silvis, K. Aaron J. Dean, P. Himes, E. Milliron. Third Row: J. Humphrey, P. Burchfield, J. Dolecki, J. Nelson, R. Siar, M. Hufnagel, R. Clark D. Wenner, L. Fitzsimmons, J. Gulnac. Fourth Row: D. Rhoades, D. Luther, J. Cowan, V. Crate, D. Slaugenhoup, L. Walter W. Maul, and E. Cummings. TYPING STAFF Donna Beers, Editor Norma Clinger Janet Dean Lucille Dechant Kathy Eck Pearl Himes Sonia Silvis LITERARY STAFF Diann Streator, Editor Mike Hutnagel Mary Renninger PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Janet Greenwood Linda Beers Judy Stahlman Ellen Swartz ART STAFF Ed Mills, Editor Joyce Dolecki Jerry Gustwick Jackie Humphrey Esther Milliron SPORTS STAFF , Editor Denny Ransom, Editor Kathy Aaron Donna Beers Jim Bookwalter Pete Burchfield Bob Clark Jim Cowan Bernard Crate Vincent Crate Eugene Cummings Larry Fitzsimmons Pat Frampton Cheryl Gearhart Janet Greenwood Jim Gulnac Pearl Himes Joe Hubauer Jackie Humphrey Denny Luther Tom Wensel, Editor John Nelson Eillhglrcxlilliron Kolhy Aaron Bob Sim' Fred Mills Pete Burchfield Don Wenner Eugene Spangler Larry Walter SUBSCRIPTIONS YEARBOOK ADVISOR Linda Beers Norma Clinger Kathy Eck Lucy Dechant Janet Dean Ellen Swartz Miss Leaming 98 Denny Ransom Mary Beth Renninger Denny Rhoades Sonia Silvis Doug Slaugenhoup Judy Stahlman Diann Streator Larry Walter Don Wenner Tom Wensel The Production of A Yearbook W , This is cn good starr. 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H I M, A 3 is V Q . is ii, f3'xEifi -5 arf. 422 2 ii a W-Q N A 2-f 1 if if 4 an + Q? . 1-'Q Y A an Ae? f'i?,,v sf? if ,W f ,J ,A , iii sail as .,V,.,.w 1- W: 2 V, .... X339 ASW, 322 5 VW 3 nh! Ng.: Mbna CORSICA GRADE 2. Bottom Rowll. to RJ: M. Pierce, J. Smith, S. Oaks, J. CORSICA GRADE 3. Bottom Rowll. to RJ: A. R. Wayland, G. Mendenhall, W Mendenhall, M. Simpson, T. Simpson, K. Alexander, S. Spindler. Second Row: Kesterholt, T. Haugh, C. Bryan, D. Smith, P. Brocious, D. Sharp. Second Row C. Buzard, D. Oaks, P. Hetrick, R. Alderton, M. Glenn, S. Mumford, M. Hartzell, M, Alexander, S. Bish, M. Bish, R. Heasley, M. Clark, G. Caldwell, Mrs. L. Wise W. Gould, Mrs. M. Stohlman. Absent: R, Johnson. 4 L Q A CORSICA GRADE 4. Bottom Row fL.to R.l: E. Miller, F. Wiles, K. Smail, J Mendenhall, S. Smail, M. Hartzell, C. Miller, B. Carrier. Second Row: R. Smith R. Thomas, P. Gray, T. Rhodes, R. Smail, W. Simpson, N. Simpkins, L. Clark N. Clark, R. Sherman, R. Rhoades. Third Row: R. Simpson, S. Kennedy, L. Knapp, C. Burr, C. Costner, B. Sherman, K. Stahlman, D. Mumford, Mrs. F. Cummings Substitute Teacher. Absent: Mrs. Shoftner. f. CORSICA GRADE 6. Bottom RowlL.to R.l: R. Smith, D. Hulse, D. White, J. Hortzell, D. Brocious, L. McCracken, R. Stahlman, D. Sherman. Second Row: J, Carrier, H. Clinger, G. Clinger, C, Clinger, T. Clark, T. Burr, B. Bish, D Brownlee, D. Brownlee. Third Row: W. Brownlee, L. Crate, W. Kennedy, C. Gray, D. Clark, G. Lasher, T. Miller, T. Spindler, E. L. Knarr. CORSICA GRADE 5. Bottom Row CL to RJ: D. Martz, P. Smith, B. Pierce, C Henry, S. Powell, M. H. Slater, C. Martz, N. Miller. Second Row: R. Himes, J Hough, D. Schrecengost, K. Clinger, P. Roman, J. McCracken, C. Simpson, T Hetrick, Mrs. L. Fitzsimmons. Third Row: C. Lyle, K. Fitzsimmons, R. Alderton D. Burns, R. Durante, G. Stormer, K. McKinley, C. Martz. Absent: C. Bish. f -ta 103 Around C-L With The Seniors . 'il' Segregcited Seniors Cut the Clowning! ------ Thinking, Jackie? ------ Spanish in 180 Difificult Lessons. Don't leon too hard. - - - Smile, Girls! - - - Youlre not taking my picture! - - - Forever posing. Did you ever notice the Hufnogels come in two sizes? --------- Go away and let me type. 104 .lk f tgqlty Ybk Y dttptg lktthdtgf MODERN LETTERPRESS . . . and you'll FIND The ultimate in . . QUALITY . . FIDELITY . . FLEXIBILITY . . ECONOMY f 1 yf' p t g p I tby It g your ENGRAVER and your PRINTER. ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING CO. SYKESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments MAYS COAL CCJMPANY to the Class of '63 Phone CApiTal 6-8150 Clarion, Pennsylvania A BC Network Programs for Clarion County On WW C H 1300 KC CLARION, PENNA. O FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Strong - Safe - Friendly ll I CLARION DAIRY PRODUCTS BOX 85 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA For Homogenizecl Milk Posteurizecl Milk Buttermilk Chocolate Milk Quality Products Cottage Cheese Skim Milk Cream Ice Creclm For Home Deliveries Coll Capitol 6-9868 COMPLIMENTS OF PRUDENTIAL REPRESENTATIVES T. DONALD WALTON FRED W. CUPPLES J. M. DONOVAN JAY M. WEAVER J. L. LEWIS 'I09 COMPLIMENTS OF GOBLE FUNERAL HOME 330 Wood St. Telephone CA 6-7730 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Best of Luck To the Class of 1 9 6 3 HOWARD SEIGWORTH General and Contract Hauling Phone Strattanville PO 4-3433 'l'l0 MIDWAY SUPPLY Hardware and Paint Industrial Supplies POrter 4-5231 R D 1, CLARION McENTlRE AND REYNCLDS Full Line of Meats and Groceries Esso Gas and Oil Atlas Accessories Phone POrter 4-3661 R. D. 51, Clarion, Pennsylvania The Gateway to Relaxing Fun For All GATEWAY BOWLING CENTER, INC. , Brookville Pennsylvania Sanctioned A AMF Alleys Pinsetters N4 Proprietors Dale Fryer - John Korb - Dave Pierce Office: Plant Location: Phone ESsex 9-49ll Phone ULster 6-4832 W. PAUL GLENN Corsica, Pa. Equipment Rental Bank Run Material Sand 8- Gravel Coal Stripping Crushed Sandstone Top Soil 112 Swimming Pool - Restaurant - Shuttleboard Room Phones - Television C RH EA'S RESORT MOTEL Clarion, Pennsylvania cAps+Ql 6-9600 BROOKVILLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Checking Accounts S in A t av gs ccoun Christmas Club Accounts Trust Services Estate Planning Business Loans Automobile and Equipment Loans Personal Loans Collateral Loans FHA Mortgage Loans VA Mortgage Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Night Depository MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 113 L. R. BATCHELER Educational Field Trips to Washington, D. C. Czndidfvnlg Qowing - - .Since 1894 5555555 felis J 1 E En Etseaggg E Al . ws ..,iQEF1E3iEE wi. gall Mmm! i Y 6 fiif 1 f XXX PITTSBURGH, PA. X fii l 'i' n PAOLI, PA. The House that Quality built: Kurtz Bros. offers a combination of over a halt century of experience coupled with the operation of the most up-to-date equipment in producing the highest quality available in school annuals. Your annuals are printed, bound and finished by skilled craftsmen. Truly a plant and organization built to furnish quality and service in 'Fulfilling your printing requirements ..... Our Word is Our Bond. KURTZ BROS. 7122251 CLEARFIELD, PA. 'll4 BROOKVILLE NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS Gromlay Chev Gould Stahlman Ford Sales Brookville Equipment, Inc. L. A. Leathers Company, Inc. Ludwig Sales and Service Shannon and Shaffer, lnc. OWENS - ILLINCJIS Glass Container Division PLANT 17 cLAmoN PENNsYLvANiA Congratulations to the Class of 1963 W. P. STAHLMAN COAL COMPANY, INCORPORATED HEAVY HAULING WINCHING LOW BOY CONTRACT HAULING Phone ESsex 9-4521 9-451 1 Corsica, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF TIONESTA SAND AND GRAVEL, INC. BROOKVILLE DIVISION Ready Mixed Concrete to Your Specit1cations Sand and Gravel tor All Purposes Brookville - Vlnewood 9-8358 Tionesta -- PLymouth 5 3516 Hawthorn - ENdicott 5 2221 Warren - RAndolf 3 7240 Curwensville - 236-2122 116 COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE R. WEAVER OLDSMOBILE CLARIONS OLDEST NEW CAR DEALER 2 MILES WEST ON 322 AT CLARION JUNCTION CLARION NEW CAR DEALERS Guiher Ford Sales Laughlin-Freas Motor Co. Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth Gross Motors - Buick and Rambler Seiclle Chevrolet- Cadillac Vowinckel Brothers - Pontiac Zacherl Motor Truck Sales International LAWRENCE BROTHERS TRANSIT Mix CONCRETE Ph e CApitaI 6-8411 Clarion, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CLARION The Community Bank O G Test A T . Y ur Good Will CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Why Worry? God ls Still On The Throne COMPLIMENTS OF CORSICA DISCOUNT SPOT ond I r GLENNS SCRAP YARD CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: ESsex 9-421 1 Congrotulotions to the Clclss of 1963 NEW BETHLEHEM BANK Redbonk Volley's Friendly Bank Member of Federol Deposit Insurance Corporation NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of EMERSON'S DAIRYLAND Inside ond Outside Service DRIVE-IN I' FINE FOODS CApitol 6-8101 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA ALCORN FUNERAL HOME CHARLES D. ALCORN Phone ENdicott 5-3331 HAWTHORN PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations All Good Wishes to the CIass of T962 -1963 Clarion-Limestone High School from CLARION NEWSPAPERS The Democrat The Republican Every Tuesday Every Thursday HASKELL FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES For Over 50 Years CLARION PENNSYLVANIA DR. RANDON McKINLEY and DR. OSCAR V. McKINLEY BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Best of Luck to the Class of W3 HARDWARE COMPANY DARRELL c. STAHLMAN HHC'idWC e' eating and Plumbing Supplies Water Systems TRUCKING Toys and Gifts NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Phone Essex 9-2011 BR 5'6400 CORSICA PENNSYLVANIA NEED INSURANCE? COMPLIMENTS OF Why Not See BILL FLANAGAN RIVERSIDE MARKET Auto - Life - Fire - Bonds Phone CA 6-9260 604 Main St. Clarion, Pennsylvania I2I JOHN DITZ HARDWARE Fostoria , Duncan MiIIer and ImperiaI Glassware - China - Lamps Pictures - Gifts cf-xparel 6-9130 CU LLIGAN WALTERS CULLIGAN INC. Complete Line of Water Conditioning Equipment BRoadway 5-6700 NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA CLARION PENNSYLVANM. FU RLONG'S MACHINE SHCP RUSSIE'S SUPER MARKET, INC Welding Electric Motor Service 5,a,,e,S Best Meats in Town Generators Repairs CLARION PENNSYLVANIA BROOKVILLE - FAIRMOUNT CITY BEST WISHES RAY B. KENNEDY Distributor of Sinclair Products CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA EDWARDS MAYTAG STORE GEORGE L. EDWARDS, Manager SALES and SERVICE 750 Main Street Clarion, Pennsylvania Phone CA 6-8040 GENERAL INSURANCE RUTH H. SLOAN, Agent Notary Public Phone CA 6-9830 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Insure To Be Sure Compliments of LOGUE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 25 South Fifth Avenue Clarion, Pennsylvania Phone CA 6-7700 CLAIR KENNEDY Tractor Sales Ford Tractors and Implements State Inspection Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden Tractors Ontario Grain Drills Box 12 Phone ES 9-2811 CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA KENNETH E. RHOADS WIRING, PLUMBING, HEATING Phone Strattanville PO 4-5885 Route 1, Fairmount City, Pa. PINEY MEADOWS PARK GENERAL RECREATIONS Swimming, Cabins, Picnicking Phone PO 4-5761 LIMESTONE, PA. JAMES J. STEPULA Complete INSURANCE Service 434 Broad St. New Bethlehem BR 5-0500 EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER CLARION BUILDERS RED BANK MILLS Complete Line SUPPLY of FEED, FERTILIZERS AND SEEDS Phone CA 6-6161 Phone East Main Street BRoGdWQY 5-1800 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA C. A. REINSEL REINSELIS PHARMACY Your PRESCRIPTION Pharmacy Where the Miracles of Modern Medical Science Meet the Public NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Products you prefer . . at prices you like Clover Farm Store Modern Self-Service Market General Merchandise NEW BETHLEHEM STAR ROUTE AT FROGTOWN NEAR RT. 66 Phone POrter 4-3584 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HANLEY COMPANY BROWN'S BOOT SHOP CLARION BROOKVILLE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF E. M. REED G. C. MURPHY FROSTY FREEZE COMPANY 255 59 M ' St R 66 BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA JIM TYGER DRILLING CONTRACTOR, INC. WATER WELLS R. D. I CLARION, PA. Phone: POrter 4-340l S MCNEY S at your Service! CLARION PENNSYLVANIA JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT Established 'I838 Published Every Thursday The Brookville American Established 'I918 Published Every Tuesday Give blanket news and advertising coverage of the Jefferson-Clarion area Published by the McMurray Co. Brookville, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of i963 FULTON LUMBER 81 SUPPLY for All Your Building Needs If it's lumber call our number CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Route 322 West Phone CA 6-8771 Compliments of BOYER MOTOR COMPANY BUICK PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE Wood Street New Bethleh BR 5-6565 Friendly, Courteous Service TOM VOSBURG'S GULF SERVICE Hunter Wheel Bolancing Phone CA 6-9985 em, Pa. 135 GREENVILLE AVENUE CLARION COMPLIMENTS OF SWARM OF LIMESTONE EQUIPMEN T RENTAL AND CONTRACTING Phone PO 4-3701 SPECIALTY FOODS COMPANY J. PHILIP SCHIERBERL Wise Potato Chips - Quinlan Pretzels 803 LIBERTY STREET CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Phone CA 6-8051 128 COMPLIMENTS OF R. 8. D. FURNITURE Furniture since 'I900 REITZ FUNERAL HOME DONALD K. REITZ Phone Vlnewood 9-7374 Brookville, Pennsylvania J. C. Bowersox Distributor Tire Sales Hugh M. Owens Grant's Barber Shop R. R. Whitmer Dr. L. H. Heeter, D.D.S Strattanville Restaurant Viesta Shoppe Love Brothers Jewelers Eshbaugh Bros. Angelo Allegretto Streator Lumber Co. Andy's Diner W. F. Jones Brookville Flower Shop The Hair Shop Pel Shoe Store Dr. Shaflier The Dixie Diner Reed Milling Co. Patron's List Peoples Building and Loa Corbett's Service Station Raybeck's Diner Bertha Ann Beauty Shop Harry T. Shiclc, Jr. DeMotte's Garage B and G Machine Shop Montana's Shoe Repair Giering's Market H. Ray Pope, Jr. Stewart's Store Younts Tractor Sales Don and Dean Superette Laughlin Sunoco Service Roberts Men Shop Helen Miller Beauty Shop Dr. Gahauns Joe Schierberl Don's Dairy Store Leon C. Hufnagel n Association 129 HERBERTS MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GRocERlEs Phone BR 5-II55 NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA WINGARD'S ALIGNING SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNING BALANCING and BRAKE SERVICE TUNE-UPS INSPECTION P. O. Box 92 CLARION, PA, Phone CA 6-7141 SNYDER'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. WIRING SUPPLIES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES JEFFERSON FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION FEED SEED SUPPLIES PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone BR C'dWC'Y 54363 Phone vi 9-5377 sox 121 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of LAKE ERIE, FRANKLIN 8g CLARION RAILROAD COMPANY Our greatest asset your good wiII. Beth - Connie - Ccirol - Sandy - HeIen - Don - Joyce - Dove G. - Buzz - Gub - Tom - Huey - Kent - Wcxndci-Karen THE BEST IS YET TO COME! Judy - Cherie - Chris - Clif? - Cordo - Ginny - Liz - Dove G. - Dove S. -- Vic - Dick - Bolo - Jim - Chuck Meet Your Friends ot the FIVE AND TEN G. C. MURPHY COMPANY CLARION PENNSYLVANIA STAHLMAN'S SELF-SERVICE EGG MARKET 141 GREENVILLE AVE. CLARION, PA. Proprietor: MARK STAHLMAN R. D. 1 FAIRMOUNT CITY if Complimenis of RUGH'S SUPER MARKET NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA KIFERS FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions EAST MAIN CLARION, PENNA Phone CA 6-8170 Compliments of JAMES JEWELERS CLARION, PA. SOWERS APPLIANCE STORE Complimenis of I'sRooIcvILLE PENNSYLVANIA ROBERT C. ESHBAUGH Complimems HEETER LUMBER COMPANY of REDI-MIXED CONCRETE Al- RANKIN LUMBER - BUILDING - SUPPLIES NE I-I GROUP AND PARTY Bus SERVICE W BET LEHEM PENNSYLVANM CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Phone BR 5-8600 Complimems Compliments of DR. JAMES H. ARNER of FATHER JOSEPH F. MEISINGER OPTOMETRIST CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA MODERN LOAN COMPANY 125-B Main Street YMCA Building Phone Vlnewood 9-5373 BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA RAYMOND E. BROWN ATTORNEY AT LAW BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CLARION FROZEN FOOD LOCKER For Lockers and Home Cabinets Beef by the Quarter FRED M. TRAISTER, Prop. Phone CApital 6-7411 CLARION, PENNA. THE LEADER-VINDICATOR The Complete Family Newspaper BR 5-1300 NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. MODERN DINER Meet and Eat at the Modern Diner CLARION PENNSYLVANIA DAVID H. SMAIL INSURANCE BRooKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of KEEFER'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MEANS-LAUF DRUG CO. 190 Main Street BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of SCHRECK'S AUTO SALES USED CARS GENERAL REPAIRS RUBIN'S STORE DARL SCHRECENGOST, owner sRooIcVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA R. D., BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA ESsex 9-4021 HILTON'S DINER ln The Hecxrt of Town Compliments of CHARLES TOOL AND SUPPLY BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CLARION AND LOCK HAVEN, PENNSYLVANIA RICE IMPLEMENT, INC. International Harvester Farm Equipment New Idea Equipment PHONE CA 6-9200 CLARION, PA. PHILLIPS FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions CLARION - KNOX - FRANKLIN PENNSYLVANIA Phone CA 6-8460 Compliments of HENRY G. BURNS District Manager THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Phones: Bus: Clarion CApital 6-806l Res: New Bethlehem BRoadway 5-3242 LA SHERI L' BEAUTY SALON I0 NORTH 5TH AVENUE, CLARION 4 Operators Open Daily 9 to 5 P.M. Open Thursday and Friday Nights until 9 P.M. Call Clarion CA 6-7030 J E R R I ' S 612 MAIN STREET CLARION, PA. IuNIORs and MISSES FAsI-IIONs Compliments of DR. A. L. STAHLMAN CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of WATSON DRY CLEANING COMPANY em AV enue CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to the Class of 1963 UNITED NATURAL GAS COMPANY Compliments of SENARD'S LAUNDROMAT CLARION PENNSYLVANIA KAHLE'S TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES POrter 4-5339 CLARION, PA. CLARION SUNOCO SERVICE Stop at Sunoco Go with confidence CApital 6-9977 CLARION, PA. Compliments of CLARION BEVERAGE COMPANY CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CHARLES KENNEDY'S GARAGE IRVIN MOTOR PARTS COMPANY Automotive and Industrial Supplies Engine Rebuilding CORSICAI PA- vmewood 9-2344 - VI 9-2345 BRooKvILLE, PA. Best Wishes BROOKVILLE HARDWARE CO. to the Students and Teachers of Phone Vlnewood 92375 Clarion-Limestone School from BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA J. M. CROOKS 81 SON B. 84 R. WELDING NEW BETHLEHEM, PA. BRocxcIwuy 5-'I940 CITIZENS LOAN CORPORATION 408 Main sneei CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Phone CA 6-8111 BENNY'S GULF SERVICE NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of J. C. PENNEY COMPANY CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CLARION DRILLING 8. BLASTING CO., INC. Blasting with Explosives cmd Ammonium Nitrate Phone CApitoII 6-9630 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MILES SERVICE 8: GROCERY TEXACO GAS - OIL - NOVELTIES WEST MAIN STREET CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA Phone ESsex 9-2851 Compliments of L 8. R DECORATING COMPANY CLARION PENNSYLVANIA EIGHTH AVENUE SERVICE STATION washing and Lubrication JOE and BUTCI-I Phone CA 6-9953 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MlTCHELL'S SUPERETTE HOME DRESSED MEATS AND GROCERIES REIDSBURG PENNSYLVANIA SH 5-2430 SCHNEPP'S SUNOCO SERVICE Kelly Springfield Tires We give SGH Stamps cmd lnspeclions Complete Automotive Service Stop and Shop with Earl BROOKVILLE VI 9-5141 PENNSYLVANIA NEWCOME SERVICE CENTER COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE South White Street BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA VI 9-2379 MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AMERICAN and AMOCO GASOLINE NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA Phone BR 5-1251 HAROLD GRAYBILL LUMBER CO. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER RUSSELL C. HEPLER, JR. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE SERVICE Phones: Phone PO e' 45062 Office: CA 6-8831 Res: CA 6-7273 FISHER PENNSYLVANIA 513 MAIN STREET Box 487 CLARION, PA. 24 H T ' S ' St fe Inspection ' owmg IsowERsox sus SERVICE HAUGH'S AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repair Body and Fender Work Blzoadwqy 5-3299 All Types Automatic Transmission Repairs RI. 3, NEW BETI-ILEI-IEM Phone UL 6-4776 SUMMERVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CLARION DRY CLEANERS ALTERATIONS, PRESSING, REPAIRING FORMAL WEAR RENTAL LIBERTY AND 6TH AVE. CLARION CLARION FRUIT COMPANY Telephone CA 6-8070 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CLARION RESTAURANT CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ARTIFICIAL BREEDING CO-OPERATIVE CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of BIGLEY'S RESTAURANT MODERN STORE GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE PAUL HINDMAN Phone CApitc:I 6-8560 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DR. DORAN CLARION FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION Miscellaneous Form Supplies Petroleum Products FEED SEED Phone CA 6-9270 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA AMOS L. DOLBY, INC. Phone CApitoI 6-7370 PENNSYLVANIA CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DAN SMITH'S ICE CREAM AND KITCHEN FRESH CANDIES I Mahon Street BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA compliments of GALLAGHER DRUGS 522 Main street CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA DEAN FRAMPTON ESSO PRODUCTS GAsouNE, ons, GREASES CA 6-9881 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA EXPLOSIVES Ammonium Nitrate and Blasting Supplies CLARION KING DRUG STORE The Rexc1II Store Phone CApitoI 6-8450 CLARION WEIDNER'S NEWS ROOM 526 Main Street CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA WILLIAM RIGGS ESSO STATION AND GROCERIES Phone ESsex 9-2511 CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of SEIGWORTH RED AND WHITE Gnocemes MEATS PRODUCE Phone POrter 4-5021 STRATTANVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Clarion CounIy's Finest Sfore W E I N S CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA SABILS SUPPLY CO. The Key Io Beiter Living Complimenis of RAGLEY BOWL ARENA R. D. I SUMMERVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CocA-coLA BOTTLING Co., INC. BOWSEWS MARKET CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA SUMMERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Phone CA 6-8011 Compliments of MCNUTT JEWELRY 523 Main Slreei CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Complamems of ELSLAGER'S RADIO AND TELEVISION Phone CA 6-7830 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CLARION MOTEL ROUTE 322, CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Honeymooners Welcome L. L. THEISS Phone PO 4-5OOI You'll enioy shopping at the R. M. S. FURNITURE COMPANY Phone BRoodwc1y 56660 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA OAK'S STORE RosEvILLE, PENNA. ATLANTIC GAsoLINE - GROCERIES vi 9-5405 Complimenis of R. 8g H. CORPORATION Moron TRUCK CARRIER Compliments ot WALTER MOBIL STATION Route 322 STRATTANVILLE, PENNA. CROOKS SHOES CLARION, PA. Compliments of MAUL'S DAIRY STORE 29ih yeor in business in Clarion Compliments 6f CAMPUS SHOE STORE CA 6-6625 sos MAIN CLARION Compliments of MARIE'S SHOPPE MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL MONTANA CLARION, PENNA. Compliments of CHAPMAN AUTO PARTS and C. 8. H. TRANSMISSION DORIS-ANNE BEAUTY SALON DORIS and ANNE KERLE, Owner-Operator Compliments of THE SHOE SHOP 623 MAIN ST. CLARION, PA. CAPHQ' 6-6155 Phone CApitol 6-7211 CLARION, PA. Water Wells Test Holes Core Barrel Shot Holes Rotary Air Drill 8' HAROLD C. MILLER Drilling Contractor Phone VI 9-8622 Doy or Night 150 MADISON STREET BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of TROESE BROTHERS DORIAN SHOPPE CLARION VARIETY CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Route 66 Everything for the Builder LIMESTONE PENNSYLVANIA WI'IITE'S APPLIANCES Modern Appliances for Better Living FRIGIDAIRE - PHILCO - ZENITH Phone CApifoI 68530 518 MAIN STREET CLARION Compliments of CLARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT W. J. FLETCHER, Owner OFFICE EQUIPMENT - OFFICE SUPPLIES Sales and Service Phone CA 6-8740 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CLAUDE O. HAMILTON NATIONWIDE INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE AUTO - FIRE - LIFE Phone CA 6-7342 75 WEST MAIN STREET CLARION, PA. Compliments of CHARLES A. IMEL AND SON, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 200 GRAND AVENUE CLARION, PENNA. Phone CA 6-9720 Compliments of VETS BLOCK COMPANY STRATTANVILLE PENNSYLVANIA HETRICKS FARM SUPPLY International Harvester Farm Equipment Phone BR 5-0300 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA CLAYPOOL'S MARKET SHANNONDALE PENNSYLVANIA Phone EN 5-2795 Home Dressed Meats - Custom Cutting Deep Freeze Meats STEELE ELECTRIC CO. SALES a. SERVICE TAPPAN - ZENITH RADIO - TV - HEARING AIDS Phone Vlnewood 9-7353 BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA ROSEVILLE REPAIR SHOP JOHN w. COWAN, Owner Phone Vlnewood 9-5547 R. D. 4 BROOKVILLE, PA. Compliments of GEORGE E. HENRY AND SON and BLAIR HENRY AND ELVA HENRY GENERAL INSURANCE NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA LLOYD-SMITH COMPANY, INC. oIL wELL suPPLIEs BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DALES GARAGE CLARION VULCANIZING CO. EVERYTHING IN TIRES Phone CA 6-7811 R D. 2 SUMMERVILLE, PA. CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Faculty M. M. COLLETT F. L. C. L. Supervising Principal, B.S. in Educa- tion, M.Ed., Clarion State College, Pennsylvania State University, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. CARL High School Principal, B.S. in Commer- cial and Physical Education, M.Ed.p University of Pittsburgh, Susquehanna University. STARTZELL Elementary Principal, B.S. in Educa- tion, M.Ed., Clarion State College, Pennsylvania State University. JAMES A. LINES Guidance Counselor, Pennsylvania State University, Clarion State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed., Graduate Work: Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Cornell Univer- sity, Indiana State College, Columbia University, M.A., Faculty Member of Student Council. MARGARET AARON Clarion State College, B.S. in Educa- tion, University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., 7th Grade Advisor. JAMES ACE Duquesne University, Clarion State College, 7th Grade Advisor. FRANK AUGUSTINE Clarion State College, B.S. in Educa- tion, 8th Grade Advisor. ' FRED BARRETT Certification in Instrumental Music. JANICE W. BEVEVINO Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Li- brary Science, English, Librarian, Jun- ior High Library Club, Senior High Li- brary Club. Directory ROBERT BICKERSTAFF Pennsylvania State University, B.S. in Agricultural Ed., 'lOth Grade Advisor, F.F.A. Advisor. HAZEL F. BLISH B.S. in Music Ed., Pennsylvania State University, Advanced Choral Work, Fred Waring Workshop, Christiansen Choral School, Music Consultant in C-L School District, Sponsor Modern Music Masters, Director of Choral Music. NORMA LEE BOWERSOX Indiana State College, Clarion State College, Freshman Advisor. HERBERT BURNS Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Spe- cial Ed. RUTH COMLY Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Strat- tanville Grades l 8. 2. RUTH CORBETT Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., GradelA. LOUIS E. DAUGHERTY Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Jun- ior Advisor, Chemistry 81 Physics. AGDA ELDER Clarion State College, Normal Diplo- ma,Grade 5B. IRENE M. EVANS Waynesburg College A.B., Grad. Work, Penn. State, University of Pittsburgh, Freshman Class Advisor. LUCILLE FITZSIMMONS Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Grade 5, Corsica. MILDRED GEORGE Clarion State College, Normal Diplo- may Special Ed., Strattanville 140 Faculty Directory NANCY GRATSON KAY LEWIS Clarion State College, Slippery Rock State College B.S., Penn. State, Sopho- more Class Advisor, Cheerleader Ad- visor. LUCILLE GRAY Clarion State College, Permanent Standard, Grade 6A. ELEANOR HARNISH B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, Grade 4B. DOROTHA E. HAUCK B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, Grade3A. JESSIE HUBAUER B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, Grade 2C. WILLIAM H. KAHLE B.S. Degree, Clarion State College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Sponsor of Junior Historians Club, Senior Class Advisor. DORIS KETH B.S. Degree, Slippery Rock State, Clar- ion State College, Grade 3B. ETHEL KING Normal Diploma, Clarion State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed., Pennsylvania State College, 8th Grade Advisor. ELLSWORTH KNARR B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, Penn- sylvania State College, Grade 6, Cor- sica. STEVE KURCIS B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, ln- diana State College, Assistant Director Senior Class Play, Freshman Class Ad- visor. BETTY L. LEAMING B.S. in Bus. Ed., Indiana State College, Yearbook Advisor, Senior Class Ad- visor. B.S. in Ed., Bob Jones University. MABEL LOVE B.S. in Ed., M. in Ed., Clarion State Col- lege, Edinboro State College, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. ISOBEL C. MASLAR B.S. in Ed., Muskingum College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, University of Maryland, University of Colorado, Sponsor of F. T. A., Director of Senior Class Play, Senior Class Advisor. ALICE McCHESNEY B.S. in Home Ec. Ed., Pennsylvania State University, American Home Eco- nomics Association, F. H. A. Advisor. EDWARD D. METCALF B.S. in Health and Physical Education, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Clarion State College, Varsity Club Advisor. BESSIE MILLS Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., GradelB. WILLIAM C. MYERS Indiana State College, Social Studies, Geography, Safety Education, Junior Class Advisor. ESTHER NELSON Pennsylvania State University, B.S. in Education, Junior Class Advisor. NELSON L. PHILP, JR. California State College, B.S. in Educa- tion, University of Pittsburgh, lndus- trial Arts. RAYMOND SACOLIC Akron University, Westminster Col- lege, Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Grade 6B. Faculty Directory RACHEL H. SHOFFNER JOAN SUMMERVILLE Clarion State College, Normal Diplo- OFFice Secretary. ma, Grade 4, Corsica. DIANA VALENTINE HELEN SLAUGENHAUPT OFFice Secretary, DuBois Business Clarion State College, Duke University, School- B.S. in Ed., Grade 2B. ELIZABETH WALDORF ERNEST SMAIL Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, B.S. in Educa- Grade SA' tion, 8th Grade Advisor. MABEL M. WAYLAND Indiana State College, Normal Diplo- GERALD H' SMITH ma, Grade I, Corsica. Clarion State College, B.S. in Educa- tion, Sophomore Advisor, Biology Club. MARGARET E. WEISER Clarion State College, Normal Diplo- ma, Grade 4A. MARGARET M. SMITH Brookville School of Nursing, Clarion L State College, Pennsylvania State Uni- OIS M' WISE versity, School Nurse. Clarion State College, Penn. State, B.S. in Ed., Grade 2, Corsica. RAYMOND 5M'T ' U HELEN WILLIAMS Clcmon Sami Slollege' B'S' 'n Ed'7 'Ir' Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., H'9h BGS et C' ' Grade 5 8L 6, Strattanville. MARTHA STAHLMAN IRENE WILSON Clarion State College, B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College, Normal Diplo- Grade 2. ma, Grade 3 81 4, Strattanville. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS F H i ,. v'.,. '-ggp, , , .L - gf-f,,, x, KHEEL V if 2 r...,.i.,, IM wi-W u ,. r fr?.4:-f4,mg..,..,x. , ,gf wl-'fs-wggag Q an P , ' ' + 4 Q if Q 'f 4 S Y , . a C 'L 9 FK ' ww , L52 KX- : - . XA 1 . M.'fI'i. ,lg-yjw, . W ff + HL 4 4 , '- ', x, If Q 1, wth 9 8 Q Q'. 5 sv xl- i ,H 4' 11 -fs -J 0' I' ' 1. gf' ,Q 1, 4 ,w fi 'f ,,. 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