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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

The Senior Class Presents PAN URAMA 1966 Clarion- Limestone Area School R. D. l, Strattanville, Pennsylvania 1 Dedication In 1965, Mr. Fred C. Barrett retired from teaching. When he left, he took with him an excellent record, as well as the love and respect of everyone who knew him. In his field, music, Mr. Barrett is one of the best. Behind the simple phrase, Certified in Instrumental Musicf' lies more than iifty years of experience in all fields of music. In 1914 he first started band work, and he stayed with it until 1921 when he became a private music teacher. In 1940 after twenty years of private teaching he began to teach in the public school at Sykesville. After teach- ing there for four years, he went to Brookville, where he taught for four more years. Then, in 1949, he came here, where, for seventeen years, he gave untiring service to the students and the school. He was no ordinary teacher, for he took up where others left off. In his classes, he taught more than the mere knowledge of music, he taught the feeling and love for music better than anyone else could. If any student wanted help or showed great interest, Mr. Barrett was ready to do all that he could to teach him more. During the summer months, under his direction and the time that he gave, our school band became well-known throughout our area as well as in Ohio. Often he would take the band to concerts in Pittsburgh on his own time, sometimes, coming home from an engagement, he would buy lunch for the band with his own money. In recognition and sincere gratitude for his dedication and loyalty, the class of 1966 hereby dedicate this yearbook to a great teacher, Mr. Barrett. 2 sing 1. K' o ,M S . h 5 Wm why Q -f m 'R . W MINI ATION Supervising Principal M. M. Collett High School Principal Elementary Principal F. L. Carl C. L. Startzell 4 School Board lst ROWV QL. to RJ: Lucillc- Spzlmgln-r, Dean Hlloclcs, ljrnvst Vlolnxsou, RJYIIIOIILI lic-ws. 2nd ROYV: George Keener, Ixmulcl Gray, Alowplm Chzlmpioli, -lolm Ilindmzm, Cm-orriv Cola-. lst ROVV CL. to RJ: Marge Shzxill-r, Sully livznm, -loam Sl1lllI11CI'ViHL'. Secretaries 5 Facult Margaret Aaron Robert Allison Frank Augustine Richard Bailey Social Studies Vocational Agriculture Social Studies Guidance Counselor Janice Bevevino Barbara Blakeslee Hazel Blish Norma Lee Bowersox Library Science Physical Education Music Social Studies Herbert Burns Louis Daugherty William Dechant Irene Evans Special Education Science Mathematics Language 6 1 W Ruth Girardat William Hand William Kahle Ethel King Home Economics Driver Education Social Studies Language Betty Leaming Kay Lewis Margaret Love Isobel Maslar Commercial Foreign Language School Nurse Language Anita McLaughlin Edward Metcalf Charlotte Mohney Nelson Philp Commercial Physical Education Language Industrial Arts 7 Albert Porter john Shofestall Ernest Smail Social Studies Science Mathematics N 1 Cary Smith Gerald Smith Raymond Smith Richard Stanczak Music Biology Science Mathematics V Ruth Swartzfager Thomas Wilczek Ronald Ames Language Art Reading 8 tudent Council yo- lst ROW QL. to RJ: J. Staab, Edwards, D. Knight-Secretary, K. Rhea, K. Thomas-President, S. Lyle- Treasurer, D. MeMillen, T. Spindler. 2nd ROW: S. Port, E. Renninger, R. Fink, K. Eshbaugh, A. Shofe- stall, R. Smail, VV. Rhoades-Vice President, Mr. Bailey-Advisor, K. Terwilliger, R. Alderton, E. Lukom- ski, C. Cray, R. Seidle, B. Himes. This year our Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Bailey, joined the National Association of Student Councils. The aims of the Student Council are to: promote student activities develop better student-faculty relations assist in school management develop good student citizenship promote school pride provide means of student expression develop student initiative and responsibility provide training opportunities Probably the one single and most important objective is that of teaching habits of responsi- ble citizenship. The criterion of our Student Council are: CD clearly defined powers, accepted demo- cratic principles in its operations, constitution, and by-laws, support of the faculty, Gil a sound functioning organization, and f5l serving the school willingly. The Student Council sponsored a dance as well as student busses to the away basketball games. The Student Council is truly one of the most important branches in our school sys- tem. 9 Clarion- Limestone Elementar Teachers lst ROW lL. to RJ: Doris Keth, Eleanor Harnisli, Pzitriciu Shofq-stall, Bm-ssiv Mills, lNIarg.farc't Hilliard, Dorollm Ilziinck, Agcla Elder. 2nd ROW: Doris Purinton, Ha-lc-ii Slzuigc-iilmlipl, llutli Corlms-tt, Luc-ilc Cray, Irllizalmvtli VVa1lrlorf, jessica Iluliauer, Mzirgurct XVf-isa-r. Corsica trattanville ist RONV QL. to KJ: Malrtlul Stulilinaxn, Beulxh Sliofcstzlll, lst ROWV QL. to RJ: lllllll llrocious, Irene W'ilso11. 2nd ROVV Lois XVism-. 2nd HOVV: Haulurl Slioll-ner, Lucille Fitzsixu- Helen Xlfilliziiils, Mild1ulGeorgc. IIIUIIS, lfllswortli K112l1'1'. 10 CAFETERIA YVORKERS lst ROYV tl.. to IU: Nlzlmztrt-t Guhmc-IDieticizm, Blilctwd Elch-1', Ilch-11 Lylv, Stacy Caldwell, Agncs Com'- lt-y, Nlyrth' Stcvhg Nt-lliv BCIIIICH, Mildred Humlcr, X7Cl'IlCttll Ewing, Cnlcliv Saxyws. 111 W M BUS DRIVERS lst ROVV QL. to IU: Howard Svigworth, Dorothy Mumford, Ruth Shown-rs, Art Rupert, Art Slzmgcnhoup, Frank Stzxllhnzm, EII,LfK'l1k' Smith, Ed Cyphert. 2nd ROW: L. L. 'l'h4-iss, jr., Russt-H Rossa-y, L. L. Thciss. Anson CUSTODIANS xxviuitlltl xIk'NLlllf'lltllIl :XIQ'f:1ll'Q'X A licl Cyplu-rt, Ht-lou Smith, Loretta Rcitz, Ibumtlty Smith, Kathryn ' Smith, Arthur Sluugculloup. ll GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Our guidance counselor, Mr. Bailey, feels that the purpose of the Guidance De- partment, in addition to programming apti- tude tests for the students, is to make each student aware of the opportunities availa- ble to him, to help each student become fsmiliar with these choices, and to en- courage the student to accept the respon- sibilities of making these decisions. Mr. Bailey completed seventh through tenth grade IQ tests and administered the P.S.A.T. and N.E.D.T. tests. Much time was spent on college, nursing, and technical school applications for the seniors. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Louis Daugherty, Mr. Raymond Smith, Mr. Gerald Smith, and Mr. john Shofestall are the instructors in the Science Department. The new Earth and Space Science is being taught by Mr. Shofestall to the advanced eighth graders and a few seniors who took a field trip to Titusville last fall. A course of Biological Science Curriculum Study Biology has been added to the science curriculum and is being taught by Mr. Gerald Smith. In addition to the new biology, a new mobile unit has been installed. Mr. Daugherty is our very capable chemistry and physics instructor. A great deal of praise belongs to our in- stmctors of science. MATH DEPARTMENT The big change in this department this year has been in the elementary and junior high grades. In September, the NewD or Modern Math was introduced to the seventh and eighth grades by Mr. Smail and Mr. Dechant. The students are finding that it takes a lot more logical thinking to master the new math than it did the old traditional math, but still it merely consists of new ways to arrive at the same old con- clusions. In addition to the Modern Math, the traditional Algebra, Plane Geometry, and Trigonometry courses are being taught by Mr. Stanczak and Mr. Dechant. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Bevevino and her assistants have Worked hard this year to make the library an efficient and progressive department. Be- sides the normal functions of a library, a branch, the Audio Visual Club, provides trained operators for equipment issued to classes. The Library Department also pro- vides an excellent course in the use of the library and its materials. With the addition of many new books this year, the library has become a department that is a valuable aid to everyone in the school. ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department this year was un- der the guidance of Mr. Thomas Wilczek. Junior high classes studied the basic ele- ments of art and touched on many other aspects. Elective Art students were given a great deal of freedom to Work on projects of interest to them. They also were respon- sible for posters, bulletin boards and sea- sonal decorations. Mr. Wilczekis main aim this year was to instill in his students a genuine appreciation of art. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The Commercial Department, under the supervision of Mrs. McLaughlin and Miss Leaming, helped perfect skills in the stu- dents entering the business field. A course in office practice was offered for the first time this year. This course introduced stu- dents to such machines as adding machines, printing calculators, rotary calculators, and the Dictaphone. The Commercial Club newly organized last year, presented speak- ers from different business colleges and ob- served a large business in operation during a Pittsburgh tour in the spring. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The Home Economies Department was very busy this year. Under the direction of Miss Cirardat, the seventh, eighth and ninth grades Worked on regular cooking and serving projects. The girls in Vocational Ilome Economics discussed Family Living and planned and prepared meals. Each of the students was also required to make something from wool. The Future Home- makers of America sold candy, had a skat- ing party in December, a Spring Fashion Show and a Banquet. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT The Vocational Agriculture Department otlers a complete course in the Hner points of modern farming. Mr. Allison, the in- structor, shows the boys the best way to operate, care for, and repair farm equip- ment by demonstrating on school equip- ment and by allowing them to bring in their own equipment. In class, he covers the methods of scientific farming and livestock raising, as well as essential points of law. Emphasis is also placed on subjects related to agriculture in the fields of forestry, me- chanics, and industry. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The Industrial Arts Department, under the direction of Mr. Philp, is experiencing the best year in its constantly improving program. In grades 7 through 9, the boys receive a well-rounded course in making and reading mechanical drawings, in using and caring for shop equipment properly, in practicing safety, and in woodworking. Those in grades 10 to I2 who continue taking industrial arts broaden their skills in woodworking, as well acquire knowledge in the use of metals, plastics, and other shop equipment. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Physical Education Department was greatly expanded this year with the addi- tion of new gymnastic equipment. The first semester both boys, and girls, classes spent improving motor skills by working on the parallel bars, horse, rings and other appa- ratus. The second half of the year, Miss Blakeslee and Mr. Metcalf organized and instructed the students in intramural and team sports. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The Language Department presently of- fers courses in English, Spanish, and Latin. Four years in English are required for each student with an additional College English course for the college bound. Latin is taught in ninth and tenth grades to those preparing for college as well as an elective. Spanish is taught in fifth and sixth grades and also for three years in high school in grades ten through twelve. Current plans concern the addition of a new language, probably French, to the curriculum by the Fall of 1966. This Department stresses the continual use of good grammar in everyday conversation as well as in formal writing and speaking. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Knowing about the world's history is a very important part of our lives. For this reason, social studies are required for the four years of high school. This department is comprised of several courses including Civics, Pennsylvania History, American and World History, Problems of Democracy and American Covernment. They are taught by Mr. William Kahle, Mr. Albert Porter, Mrs. Norma Bowersox, Mr. William Hand, Miss Margaret Aaron, and Mr. Frank Augustine. As we study the problems and growth of past generations, we develop a better un- derstanding of our present generation and its problems. DRIVER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Driver Education Department, un- der the direction of our new instructor, Mr. Hand, assisted by Mr. Raymond Smith, aimed toward teaching the students driving skills. The class of 80 gained knowledge in these skills by the many films and through experience on the highway. The main goal of this department is to teach the impor- tance of traffic safety to all who operate an automobile and to reduce the number of traffic accidents. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Our Health Department is headed by Mrs. Margaret Love. She has been busy not only with her regular duties in the ele- mentary and high school, but also as advisor for the Future Nurses. The T. B. Mantoux test is administered annually to the tenth grade with an X-ray if necessary. Physical examinations are conducted for those con- nected with sports as well as for all juniors. The Health Department encourages good physical and dental health. SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The objective of this department is to challenge each student with training and experience in the field to which he is best suited. This necessitates individualized in- struction. The two basic programs in effect this year have been the craft program and the school work program. By taking advantage of what is offered the students train for their future in these and related Helds. As needs of the students change, the program, being flexible, also changes. semons Senior Class Cfficers Ken Thomas-Vice President, Sandy Lyle-Treasurer, -lim Courley-President, Ken Eslibaugh-Secretary. We, the Senior Class of Clarion Limestone High School with the advice and expert guidance of our faculty advisors, Mrs. Maslar, Mrs. McLaughlin, and Mr. Kahle, had a very rewarding year. Our main money making project was the magazine subscription sale. Our efforts earned us nearly 82,000 which helped meet the expenses of our trip to Washington, the highlight of the year for every senior class. We saw so much in the short space of three days that even the rainy weather couldn't dim our spirits. The Senior Class Play, The Boarding House Reachf, presented on November 9 and 10, was a great success and both cast and crew enjoyed the theatrical experience. Yearbook Work was often confusing and dis- heartening, but all the same very rewarding. With the helpful advice of Miss Leaming, our advisor, and the cooperation of all faculty members, we feel that Panorama ,66 is one of the best. Early in the year senior home rooms selected representatives for Student Council: Russ Alderton 12A, Sandy Lyle l2B, Rick Smail 12C. OFFICERS President ..,........,, ....,... I im Courley Vice President .,..... .,..... K en Thomas Secretary ........, .,..,.. K cn Eshbaugh Treasurer ...,., ....... S andy Lyle 18 Keith Aaron Arrows of sutirv, fc'z1tl1c14Qcl Witl1 Wit, und wielded with sensv, Hy l1o111c- to their rnurk. Russell Alderton Legality doesnit cover as much ns honesty. Richard Baughman By filling our cxistcnce with an aim, wc- nmkc it lite, Thomas Beck Tha- truvst Wisdom, i11 gen oral, is il rvsolntc cl0tc1'111i11z1- tion. Kathryn Alexander CClIlSlCllx1'21fliJl1 for others is tl10 lmsis ot 11 good lite, a good socivty. Gerald Ashbaugh lt is hotter to suffer wrong than to do it, and lmppicr to lx- soinctiincs cl1ca1t0d than ll0f to trust. Harry Burr To rule self and subdue our passions is the more praise- vvorthy because so few know' how to do it. Norma Bycrly Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. James Bowersox The reward of a thing Well done is to have done it. Brenda Bowser There is a Woman at the beginning of all good things. Ernest Campbell Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Delay may give clearer light as to what is best to be done. Michael Chapman VVe make our fortunes, and We call them tate. Cathy Clark llc that loscth wcaltli, losctli ninclig lic that losctli fricnds, losctli inorcg but lic that lost-th his spirit losotli all. Martha Clark Une of the bust things 21 per- son can liavc is kindncss. Victoria Cookson Humble love, and not proud scicncc, keeps tlic door to liczlvcn. Donald Corbett It's great to llc grcut, grcutcr to lx- lnnnun. but In -ie'!v,s IHITICS Clinger Our chic-f wisdom consists in knowing our follies and faults. that wc may correct tlicm. Sarah Clingcr Coocl lnnnor is the licultli of tht- sonlg sadness is its poison. Karen Cummings Charm is a glow within a woman which casts a most lim-omiiig light on othc-rs. Terry Cummings llm- muh' is a Weill-inacic man who has a grind dvtcrinina- tion. Patricia Coull A smih- always makcs the day svn-in hrightcr. Virginia Crooks Any fulfilhncnt is a bondagc It ch'ix'cs us to a higher ful iilhnvnt. Vanlicr Curll Sonic- arc horn great. Some achicvc greatness. W. Dennis Edwards All thc world is odd save thvv and mc and oven thou art a littlv odd. Barbara Eshbau gh Life is like an onion. You peel it oft one layer at a time and sometimes you Weep. Kenneth Eshhaugh Live to explain thy doctrine by thy life. Arthur Frampton lt was fun to he a hoy when all you had to be was good- not superior. VVilliam Carris Indeed, a friend is IICYCI known till a man has need. 273 Bridget Flanagan There is no language like the Irish for soothing and quiet- ing. Its a fact! William Fleeger The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. w Kenneth Courlcy Olcl age is like cvvrytliing c-lsv. To make a success of it yonivo got to start young. Joyce Groves Happiness consists in tlic cn- joyment of tlic- prosvnt hour Ronald Glenn The great use of a life- is to spend it for somt-thing that ontlasts it. james Courlcy Most lCCl1klgl'l'S arc kccnly aware of thc- valuc of the dollar. lt buys about tlirvc gallons of gas. Mary Gulnac The only way to liavc a lricnd is to be one. Jo Ann Hamilton Dainty in statnrcg lmolcl in 6'Iltl1llSlLlSIH. janet Harnish XVC arc' nizlcle happy hy pos- svssing what wo onrsclvt-s love. not what othc-rs think lovely. Daniel Heckman My way of joking is to tell the truth. Itis thc funniest ioke of all. Carolyn Hllbilllel' I love criticism just so long its itis liiiqnzllificcl praise. Blaine Hurrelbrink All thc' tunis in how yon say Ll thing. I Iurol Hockmun Bcantx' and kinclnr-ss are thr- lIl9'l'0Clli'IlfS for Ll tnll life. Peggy Hollcnbaugh Thr' two nohlcst things which arc- swectnc-ss and light lwlong to her. Some talent a bad Gerald johnson people have sueh a tor making the best ot situation. George Keener Allls well, for over thern among his books a happy student sleeps. Betty Ion She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen-a lady ot beauty and high degree. Deborah jodon A friend is a gift Whose Worth Cannot be measured except by the heart. Thomas Kemmer The more a man thinks, the better adapted he becomes to thinking. Lesley Kinter A true dreamer of dreams- the greatest thing in the World. Raymond Kirkpatrick llis words leap across rivers and mountains. Carl Kitchen Keep your friendships in good repair throughout thc years. Thomas Lawrence Here is another bead on the string of Confusion. Robert Lewis llc was gratified to bc to answcr promptly. ablc Steven Lahr The lad was a rover, loving and laughing and tree. Frederick Larson l can't iniaginc this work without nic in it. Leslie Mauk Born Wi tli the gift of lzluglltcr and tlic sense that lllll' wzrrlcl was mud. Bryan McGee A l1111'11i11g purpose zlttmcts others who are clruwii along Witli it. Allen Lucas Xlvu who cleselwc 11101111- lIlL'lltS do not need tlic-111. Silflilfil Lyle All l1w11'ts grow VVi1l'1Nf'1' i11 llCl' p1'PSClqlCC. Ceurgi BICGFQIIIC Those who luring ll2l1J1JlllCSS to the livvs ol Others czuinot k1-ep it lrom tllemsclvcs. Frederick McGuire rlllll' right touch of lllflllglll l'11l11c'ss. Betty Lee Miller Being educated nieuns to prefer the best not only to the worst but to the second best. Betty Lou Miller XVhen you make two people happy, one of them is apt to be you. Steven Myers A man that is young in years may he old in hours if he has lost no time. Teresa Parsons Richard Reed One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly maliing exeit- ing discoveries. Robert Reed Those who know the vie- tory of achievement can never know defeat. One measure of friendship consists not in the number of things friends can dis- cuss, but in the number of things they need no longer mention. Robert Renninger Une hull ol knowing what you want is knowing what you Il1llSf give up helore yon get it. David Rhea Ili il man he gracious and courteous to strznigc-rs, it shows he is 21 citizen ol- the world. Robert Reid Ideals won't keep. Some- thing mnst he done uhont the-in. Mary Jane Rcinsel Enthusiasm is energy that hoils over and runs down the side of the pot. Curl Rhoades Humor keeps life from dry- ing np. Donna Ryan You have become 21 mature person when keeping 21 sc'- cret gives yon more satis- faction than passing it along. Lois Ryan I think all this talk about age is foolish, Every time llin one year olcler, everyone else is, too. Kathryn Schreccngost Faith is to believe what we clo not see, and the rewarcl of this faith is to see what We believe. Cheryl Simpson By appreciation We make ex- cellence in others our own property. Cecilia Slaglc ln Charity there is no ex- eess. Charylene Servey Good Words are Worth much and cost little. Harold Silvis The really happy man is tht one who can enjoy the scenery when he has to takc a cletour. W asm 31 Patrick Smith lilll a slow Walker, hnt l nvver walk hack. Patsy Snyder Thc laughter of girls is Gvvr among the delightful sounds of thc- mirth. Richard Smail The futuro has a Way of rc- paying thosc- who are patient with it. Martha Smith A makc-up of smiles and happinoss- Sharon Snyder She belongs to the moment she is in, and she gives her- sclf to the thing sho is doing. 1. Todd Spindlcr It has heen wisely said that we cannot really love any- hodv at Whom We ncvcr laugh. Valerie Stablman All l have seen teaches me to trust the Creator tor all I have not seen. Richard Steele XVl1LltCVL'I' is Worth doing at all, is Worth doing well. Barbara Vogel And the best servant does ber work unseen. Carol YVagner And the best of me is clili gent-e. XV it tion. Deborah Swarm is the salt of conversa- Kennetb Thomas XVit and XVlSLlOlU are born with a lnan. Thomas Walter A IllZ1ll,S lift- is clved thc color of his imagination. Karen VVangler The World is round so t1'ic'nclsliip inny encircle it. Grover Cleveland Walters No man is really happy or sate Without ll hobby. Ronald Walter Happiness seems made to be sliarecl. Owen Winters Oneis outlook is part of his virtue. Jay Wolff I feel happier than I know. Howard Work A kccn awzuicness to thc nccds of othcrs and ai hand hold out to l1clp.- Marilyn Zacherl Common scnsc is instinct. Enough of it is genius. Picture not taken: Terry Lemmon Tho primary purpose of un education is to make onc's mind ai pleasant place in which to spend onc s leisurc. 35 Sandra Ycany Excitcmcnt is thc highcr realm of thought. Senior KEITH AARON-College Prep Math Club 1, 2, 3, Project 7 2, 3, Prom Decoration 2. RUSSELL ALDERTON-College Prep Band 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, Math Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Newspaper Club 2, Project 7 2, 3, Prom Decoration 2. JANE ALEXANDER-Conunercial Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Couunercial Club 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Yearbook Stail: 3. GERALD ASHBAUGH-General Varsity Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Art 1. RICHARD BAUGHMAN-General Prom Decorations 2. THOMAS BECK-College Prep Library Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Varsity Club 2, 3, Track Team 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Advertising 3, Play Cast 3. JAMES BOWERSOX-College Prep Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Junior Historians 2, 3, President 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Court 2, Play Cast 3. BRENDA BOWSER-Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Commercial Club 2, 3, Yearbook Subscription 3, Play Make-Up 3. HARRY BURR-Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, Newspaper Club 2, Yearbook Advertising 3. NORMA BYERLY-Commercial Mixed Ensemble 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, FTA 3, Yearbook Co-Editor 3, Play Make-Up 3, Newspaper Club 2. ERNEST CAMPBELL-General County Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Play- Tickets 3. MICHAEL CHAPMAN-Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom-Decorating 2. CATHY CLARK-College Prep Library Club I, Prom-Punch Girl 1, Prom Court, Deco- ration 2, Leaders Club I, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Year- book-Photography 3, Student Council 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, FNA 1, 2, Junior Historians 1, 2, Play Cast 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Ensemble 1, 2, Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, County Chorus 2, 3. MARTHA CLARK-Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Prom Decorating 2, Band 1, Play- Make-Up 3. JAMES CLINGER-General Library Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Yearbook-Layout 3, Prom Decorating 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Cho- rus 3, Play Props 3. STUDENT TEACHERS IST SEMESTER fL. to R.J: John Anderson, George Rocco, Helen Mitchell, Charlotte Crouch. ctivities SALLY CLINGER-College Prep FNA 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Play Tickets 3, Prom Decorating 2. VICTORIA COOKSON-College Prep Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Yearbook- Advertising 3, Ensemble 2, FNA 1, 2, 3, Play-Make-Up 3, County Chorus 3, Girls' Volleyball 2, 3, Newspaper Club 2, 3, Staff 2, Girls' Basketball 2, 3. DONALD CORBETT-Vocational Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball I, Track 1, 2, 3, Li- brary 1, 2, 3, Yearbook-Advertising and Art 3. PATRICIA COULL-Commercial Library Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Commercial Club 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Play-Programs 3. VIRGINIA CROOKS-College Prep junior Historians 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, County Chorus 2, Mixed Octet 1, 2, All Eastern Chorus 2, Newspaper 2, 3, Prom-Court 2, Play-Cast 3. KAREN CUMMINGS-College Prep Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Yearbook-Art 3, Prom -Decorating 2, FNA I, 2, 3. TERRY CUMMINCS-College Prep Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3. VANLIER CURLL-General Elective Art 1, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, County Chorus 3, Prom-Decorating 2. DENNY EDWARDS-General Junior Historians 2. BARBARA ESHBAUGH-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed En- semble 1, Girls' Ensemble 1, County Chorus 3, Commer- cial Club 2, FTA 3, Yearbook-Advertising 3, Play- Make-Up 3. KENNETH ESHBAUGH-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Yearbook -Layout 3, Project 7 2, 3. BRIDGET FLANAGAN-College Prep Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, Jun- ior Historians 3, County Chorus 3, Forensies 2, Yearbook -Literary and Advertising 3, Newspaper 3, Play-Cast 3. VVILLIAM FLEEGER-General Junior Historians 2, 3, Yearbook-Advertising 3, Prom- Decorating 2, Intramurals 2, Art I, Track 1. ARTHUR FRAMPTON-Vocational FFA Reporter 2, Prom-Decorating 2, Yearbook-Sub- scriptions 3. WILLIAM GARRIS-Vocational JAMES GOURLEY-College Prep Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Junior Historians 1, Vice-President 2, 3, Prom-King 2. KENNETH GOURLEY-College Prep J.V. Basketball 1. RONALD GLENN-College Prep Yearbook-Business Manager-Advertising 3, Prom- Court 2, Junior Historians 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Play- Cast 3. JOYCE GROVES-Commercia1 Library Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Prom Decorat- ing 2, Chorus 1. MARY GULNAC-Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3. JO ANN HAMILTON-Commercial Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Prom Court 2, Hat-Check Girl 1, Yearbook- Typing, Advertising 3, Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Histo- rians 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Newspaper 3, Library Club 1, Majorette 1, 2, 3. JANET HARNISH-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Ensemble 1, 2, Junior Historians 1, 2, 3, Regional Treas., FTA 2, 3, Parliamentarian, Newspaper Club, Distribution 2, Math Club 1, 3, Library Assistant 3, Class Secretary 2, Year- book Photography, Advertising 3, Play-Cast 3, Prom Court, Decorating 2, Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, Girls' Volley- ball 2, 3, County Chorus 3, Project 7 2, 3, College Seminar 3. DANIEL HECKMAN-General Elective Art 1, 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Track 3, Vol- leyball 2, 3, Play-Cast 3, Prom Decorations 2, Yearbook -Art, Advertising 3. CAROL HOCKMAN-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Yearbook- Subscriptions 3, Play-Cast 3, FNA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, FTA 3, Newspaper Club 3, Girls' Basketball 2, Prom Decora- tions 2, Spanish Club 3. PEGGY HOLLENBAUGH-Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Decorating 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Yearbook-Typing 3, Play-Ad- vcrtising 3. CAROLYN HUBAUER-Commercial Girls, Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Decorating 2, Girls, Volleyball 2, Girls' Basketball 2, Commercial Club 3, Yearbook-Typing 3, Play-Advertising 3. BLAINE HURRELBRINK-Vocational Prom Decorations 2, Play-Tickets 3. BETTY ION-College Prep Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, Jr. Historians 2, 3, Ensemble 1, County Chorus 3, Prom -Queen 2, Yearbook-Layout, Advertising 3, Class Presi- dent 1, Newspaper Club 2, FTA-Pres. 1, Treas. 3, Jr. Historian Treas. 3, Play-Props 3, Project 7 2, 3, College Seminar 3. DEBORAH JODON-College Prep FTA 1, 2, 3, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom Decorating 2, FNA 3, Yearbook-Subscriptions 3, Play-Cast 3, Girls, Volleyball 2, FTA-Vice Pres. 3, Commercial Club 3. GERALD JOHNSON-Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, Yearbook-Subscrip- tions 3. GEORGE KEENER-College Prep Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Math and Science Club 2, Prom-'Court 2, Play-stage 3. THOMAS KEMMER-Vocational FFA-Sec. 1, Pres. 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2, Yearbook- Sports 3. LESLEY KINTER-Commercial Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Newspaper JUNIORS WHO WORKED ON THE YEARBOOK CL. to RJ: Bobbi Gifford, Margie Eshbaugh, Kathy Bryner, Judy Newhouse, Barbara Mauthe. enior Club, Staff 2, Prom Decorations 2, Yearbook Typing 3, Play-Advertising 3, FHA 1, Commercial Club 2, 3. RAYMOND KIRKPATRICK-College Prep FTA 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. CARL KITCHEN-General Prom Decorations 2, Play Stage Crew 3. STEVEN LAHR-Vocational FFA 3, Treasurer 3. FREDERICK LARSON-General Prom Decorations 2, Play Stage Crew 3. THOMAS LAWRENCE-Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 1, Chaplain 2, Sec. 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Jr. His- torians 1, 2, 3, Prom Decorations 2. TERRY LEMMON-Special Education Flag Squad 2. ROBERT LEWIS-General Prom Decorating 2, Play-Stage Crew 3, Yearbook-Pho- tography 3. SANDRA LYLE-Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Prom-Court 2, Yearbook-Typing 3, Class Treasurer 3, Play-Props 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, President 3, Student Council 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, Newspaper Club 2. ALLEN LUCAS-College Prep County Chorus 1, 2, 3, District Chorus 1, 2, State Chorus 1, Regional Chorus 1, 2, All Eastern Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Prom-Court 2, Play- Cast 3, Yearbook-Co-Editor 3, Class Treasurer 1, News- paper Club 2, Secretary 2. LESLIE MAUK-College Prep FTA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Commercial Club 2, Junior Historians 3, Punch Girl 1, Prom-Court 2, Play-Cast 3, Yearbook- Typing, Literary 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Spanish Club 3. BRYAN MCGEE-General Elective Art 1, 2, 3, Play-Stage Crew 3. GEORGI McGRANE-Commercial Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Prom-Court 2, Play-Props 3, Yearbook-Advertising, Layout 3. FRED MCGUIRE-Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, Prom-Decorating 2. BETTY LEE MILLER-Commercial FTA 1, 2, 3, President 3, Library Club 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls, Chorus 1, Girls, Bas- ketball 2, Girls' Volleyball 2, Play-Programs 3, Prom- Decorating 2. BETTY LOU MILLER-College Prep Girls, Chorus 1, FTA 1, 2, 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Junior Historians 2, 3. STEVEN MYERS-College Prep Library Club 1, J.V. Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Prom-Court 2, Yearbook-Advertising 3. TERESA PARSONS-Commercial Mixed Chorus 1, Girls, Chorus 1, Prom Decorating 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Yearbook-Typing 3, Play-Pro- grams 3. RICHARD REED-Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, Prom Decorating 2. ROBERT REED-Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, Prom Decorating 2. ROBERT REID-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 3. MARY JANE REINSEL-Commercial Cheerleader 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, Yearbook-Typing, Advertising 3, Newspaper 2, Prom Decorating 2. etivities ROBERT RENNINGER-General Track 1, 2, 3, j.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Yearbook-Sports 3. DAVID RHEA-College Prep junior Historians 3, Newspaper Stall, 3, Play-Stage Crew 3. CARL RHOADES-General j.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 1, Play-Stage Crew DONNA RYAN-Commercial Commercial Club 2, 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Girls, Cho- rus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Yearbook-Advertising 3, Play-Make-Up 3. LOIS RYAN-Commercial Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, Prom Decorating 2, Yearbook-Typing 3, Play -Advertising 3, Girls, Ensemble 1. KATHRYN SCHRECENGOST-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Magazine Sales Co-captain 3, Newspaper Club 2, Girls, Basketball 2, Girls, Volleyball 2, Project 7 2, College Seminar 3, Yearbook-Advertising-Literary 3, Play-Tickets 3. CHARYLENE SERVEY-Commercial FHA 1, 2, Girls, Chorus 1, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 3, Play-Tickets 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Yearbook-Sub- scriptions 3. HAROLD SILVIS-General Play-Stage Crew 3, Prom-Decorating 2. CHERYL SIMPSON-General Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, Play-Prompter 3, Prom-Decorating 2. CECILIA SLAGLE-Commercial Mixed Chorus 1, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Girls, Ensemble 1, Prom-Dec- orating 2, Yearbook-Advertising 3, Play-Programs 3. RICHARD SMAIL-College Prep junior Historians 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Prom-Court 2, Student Council 1, 3, County Track 1, 2, 3, District Track 1, 2, 3. MARTHA SMITH-Commercial Mixed Chorus 1, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Leaders Club-Treasurer 3, Yearbocik-Advertising-Subscriptions 3, Play-Props 3, Cheerleader 3. PATRICK SMITH-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Play-Cast 3. PATSY SNYDER-Commercial Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Connnereial Club 2, 3, Band 1, Girls, Volleyball 2, Yearbook-Adver- tising-Layout 3, Prom-Decorating 2, P1ay-Prompter- Props 3. SHARON SNYDER-College Prep Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, junior Historians 2, 3, Girls, Ensem- ble 1, Octet 1, Prom Court 2, County Chorus 3, Class Secretary 1, Yearbook-Business Manager-Advertising 3, Play-Student Director 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. TODD SPINDLER-General Elective Art 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Dramatics Night 2, Prom-Decorating 2, Play-Tickets 3. VALERIE STAHLMAN-College Prep Student Council 1, Girls, Ensemble 1, Band 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 2, 3, Girls, Basketball 2, Girls, Volleyball 2, Newspaper 2, Project 7 2, FTA 3, Play-Cast 3, Yearliook-Advertising -Literary 3, College Seminar 3. RICHARD STEELE-College Prep Archery Club 2, Newspaper Club 2, Library Club 1, Newspaper Staff 3, Prom-Decorating 2 STUDENT TEACHERS 2ND SEMESTER KL. to RJ: Georgia Blanchard, Stanley Zogas, Gerald lklusgrave, Anthony Catalano, Robert Nixon. DEBORAH SYVARB1-College Prep Cheerleader 1, 2, Play-Cast 3, FTA 2, FHA 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 3, Class Vice-President 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Color Guard 2, Prom-Court 2, Newspaper Club 2, junior Ilistorians 2, 3, Yearlnook-Advertising-Art 3. KENNETH THOMAS-College Prep Class Vice-President 3, Student Council 2, 3-President 3-Vice President 2, Track 2, 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, Newspaper Club 2, Yearbook-Sports -Advertising 3. BARBARA VOGEL-College Prep Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, FTA 3. CAROL XVAGNER-Commercial FHA 1, 2, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Play-Make-Up 3, Prom-Decorating 2, Yearbook-Subscriptions 3. RONALD YVALTER-College Prep junior Historians 2, 3-Vice President 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3-President 3, Prom -Court 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, County Choms 1, Prom- Dccorating 2, Yearbook-Sports 3. GROVER CLEVELAND VVALTERS-Special Education Cafeteria Assistant 3. THOMAS VVALTERS-Vocational Elective Art 1, Prom-Decorating 2. KAREN VVANGLER-General FHA 2, 3, Elective Art 2, 3. OXVEN WINTERS-College Prep Band 1, 2, 3, Band Librarian 3, Pep Band 3, County Band 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, junior Historians 2, 3, Science and Math Club 2, Newspaper Club 2, Play-Cast 3, Yearbook-Literary 3. -IAY XVOLFF-General Industrial Arts 1, Prom-Decorating 2. HOWARD WORK-College Prep Mixed Chorus 1, Prom-Decorating 2, Play-Stage Crew 3. SANDRA YEANY-College Prep Prom Court 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 3, Mixed Ensemble 1, junior His- torians 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Leaders Club 2, 3, Girls, Basketball 2, Girls, Volleyball 2, Yearbook-Photograplmy 3. MARILYN ZACHERL,-Commercial Girls, Chorus 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, Play-Prompter 3, Yearbook-Typing 3. Travel, in the younger sort, Class Motto: 6gTll6 essence of knowledge is, Clll'ySZ1l1tl1Cl11ll111--Cl2lSS Flower 40 is a part of education c uu X A c Bacon Q, f ,X if having it, to apply itf, Confucius Class Colors-Burgundy and VVl1ite ,, . p g Washington Snapshots 5 5 s 43 Pla Cast 1stROVV KL. to RJ: C. Clark, D. Jodou. 2nd ROVV: V. Stuhlmzm, I.. Nlilllk, 15. lrlilllilgllll, -I. Ilalruislm, ID. Swarm, C. Ilockmun, C. Crooks, Mr. Kuhle, Dirm-tor. 3rd ROYV: D. llvckllmlm, T, Bl-ck. A. Imcns, H. Clcml, l'. Smith, O. NVintcrs, LI. Bowcrsox. Production taff lst ROW' QL. to KJ: S. Sllll1lSOll, S. Lylc-, BI. Zkll.'l1L'1'l, S. Yilllllf, L. Kintsr, D. liyu11. Nl. Clark, S. Sllj'llL'I'. 2nd ROW: V. Cooksou, N. Bycrly, C. Rhozulcs, B. Rcnuiugcr, B. Lcwis, C. Kccncr, P. Suyclvr. 44 . I The Senior Class Pla The Boarding House Reach All he 'really wanted was a bicycle. Was that too much to ask? Wilbur Maxwell, the hero in our senior play, THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH, thought he could raise the money for his bicycle with the help of his bosom pal, Hercules Nelson. The boarding house started out well but when Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell returned from a business trip to find a wrestler and his wife, an insurance sales- man, a silent-sleep walker, a walking encyclo- pedia and two bank robbers in the house what do you think? All ended well though when Wilbur cap- tured the bank robbers with the aid of an able detective, he was a hero to his mother, father, sisters, aunt, and neighbors. Several weeks of hard work by the cast and the directors brought about the success of this yearls senior play. A great deal of credit be- longs to the play director, Mr. William Kahle, the student director, Sharon Snyder, and the stage crew. The entire cast can thank Mrs. Bevevino, Mrs. Maslar, and Miss Lewis for their marvelous work on make-up and supervision. To be sure, the cast will not forget the fun and excitement involved in their performances. They will remember their parts well into the future. Two matinees were put on as well as the two evening performances. CN CN cn CD -I-5 'I-I lvl L9 X3 Wm-M +1 -mfr- 'N-Q., ffm' 'Www-W ai 46 If T715 H E . ,V QE AE Dm in DE Pte TD 'ED am: uns ACTS 56? 20.9 Si CI' E: mas Q2 353 O .ix 2,-'A may EEE .Ewsm U35 J Pc .Ewa E'Ecn V342 .xog 'Ux- Q ..-. :rg Digi -cm .zz . oo: xwg :sq 23.2 omg 'E . . E142 Q .: :M v.3E 2:3 50,2 I 3:5 XSS A we 3- 5,-4-:QJ E55 mmij dim .AJ gm 5-E gi? H . 0 s.. ME G-H fu 2-fe in ,Acer-, 50,-CI - E356 mga: Q2 opus, YJBQBA ,Ecru 5320 .,-4 O U35 ,M4-I vii 32:1 .Avg f-:SA D'-142 Ohm'-' fun? ,-1.9.4 VMQ ...H U50 cZ'..QrIQ Girls: Wel' Flo Kathy di Baker, Io latt, OP J bil 5x 35' ,.. M 7. CTS L-1 U .-. Crown Bearers: Seidle Mike Carnahan, Tom Iunior - Senior Prom April 30, 1965 was an evening of en- chantment and splendor for the many who attended the Iunior-Senior Prom. Grandeur reigned as the processional of the court passed beneath the pale yellow moon. The theme, Moonlight and Bosesf, was repre- sented by a gigantic pink rose backed by blue streamers. Much planning and Work were put into the decorations and our prom will never be forgotten by tliose Wlio attended. fri fbfgn' . me .5 Q- 2 f if f if g as p fa iij tl Y M MQ Prom Court 48 811.gif Q Ugg is 2 Wim Q SWR Iunior Class Officers il s QL. to RJ: Karl Slater-Treasurer, XVoody RhoadeswPresiclc-ut, Ed Crooks-Vice President, Bonnie Nh-Kee -Secretary. XVC, the Juniors of 1965-66, have had a prosperous year. In preparation for our senior trip, we greatly boosted our treasury by the customary sale of stationery. We also eagerly received our long-awaited class rings in October. Every Iunior class looks forward to the Junior-Senior Prom and our class Was no ex- ception. Our theme was Blue Hawaii. The theme was carried out in traditional romantic splendor. Student Council representatives elected by each home room were Andy Shofestall, l1Ag Dianne Knight, HB5 and Ed Lukomski, HC. We look back on this year, under the supervision of Mr. Dc-chant, Mr. Shofestall, and Mr. Stanezak, as one to remember. Woody Rhoades ,..,. ......... P resident Ed Crooks ..., ..., ..... Y 7 ice President Karl Slater , .. ..... Treasurer Bonnie McKee ., , Secretary 50 Eleventh Grade 51dR Aaron, Don Allaman, Sandra Baughman, Myra Bessetti, Harry Bish, james Bookwalter, Ron Brocious, Galen Brown, Ruth Bryner, Kathy Burford, john Burns, Randy Castner, Gary Chantrey, David Chittestcr, Cathy Clark, Pauline Clinger, Linda Clinger, Robert Crate, Ruby Crooks, Edward Dean, Richard Dechant, Richard Dehner, Larry Detrick, Linda. Dolby, Carol Dolby, Ted Eshbaugh, David Eshbaugh, Marjorie Farley, John Fleming, Gary Canoe, Judy Canoe, Thomas Gifford, Roberta Courley, Nancy Haugh, Denny Hetrick, Sherry Himes, Sue Ion, Charles Kcsterholt, Linda Kindcl, Richard Klepfcr, james Knight, Dianne Kunselman, Bob Lawrence, Kay Lukoinski, Edward Martz, Carolyn Eleventh Grade Mauthe, Barbara McGuire, Denny McKee, Bonnie McKinley, Randon McKinley, Mary McKinney, Kathy Miller, Mary W Miller, Sue Monks, Terry Neiswonger, Arnold Newhouse, Judy Osterriecl, Thomas Perry, Paul Reinsel, Deneise Rhea, Eloise Rhoades, XVoodroW Rosenquest, Darl Rossey, George Sehreeengost, Martin Shaw, Linda Sherman, VVilliam Shofestall, Andy Slater, Karl Slaugenhaupt, Gilbert Smathers, Kay Snyder, Peter Spangler, Gary Stahlman, jack Staller, Kenneth NValter, Jo Ann Walters, Suzanne Weaver, Betty Wilshire, Richard Absent: Blair, Carole Phillips, Mike Reitz, Eugene 52 ophomore Class Officers maxi CL. to RJ: Dick Bessetti-Treasurer, Paul Rcinscl-Vice President, Gary Clark-President, Louise Streator- Secretary. The Sophomore Class of 1965-66 had a highly successful year. The annual Sadie Hawk- ins dance was a complete success financially as well as socially. To add to the treasury our class profitably sold Christmas items. Student Council representatives elected by each home room Were Ken Terwilliger, 1OBg Kathy Rhea, IOC5 and Donna McMillen, l0A. Our Sophomore Class officers Were: President A. .....,.., ...,., . Cary Clark Vice President ,..,.. ..,.... . Paul Ileinsel Secretary ,....,.,. ..,..,. L ouisc Streator Treasurer ., .. ,.... Dick Bessetti We certainly owe a Word of thanks to our advisors Miss Swartzfager, Mr. Gerald Smith, and Mr. Robert Allison. 53 Tenth 5 .5 , 3, I lj 81111114 9, .Q 1 55 1 . 4-, A E x 4 K-'LL ,fm 1 -5 'Q' X x N fe I l 54 ' 11. -lmly xxllillllilll, l,i11cla1 ixllll'l'lOll, 1101111111 .-Xlc'xa111clc'1', RiL'l1111'cl B1-in-l111c'1', ,Indy 1BI'0L'l0l Bcssctti, RlCll2ll'Cl -x'1'1'iclgc', Him-l1111'1l l3isl1, Wlillis ls. -lilllll'S Bl4OXYIlll'l', Duvinl C1 lic f' ll ,L wk, 11111-,V 1 lr, .cc Agv Clark, Edna Clark, Pvguv CllIlgl'l', Il4'lC'll CllllQ,'l'l', Ronzllcl Co l ll x A C'1'ims1111111, C Cruolxs, I' ll l,Al2lI1 Crutv, Shirlc-y :lilly uttv Daly, l'll'illlCK'S Ilzlvi D1 s, Ross ll'2lIlt4', Sll'Yi'll l'llllllS, lX1il1'g2ll'l?l. l'lXN'lllLI, l'111y111r111cl l'll'l',Q,'llS0ll, Marty lfitfsim IIIOIIS, Nlury l' 1'11111ptu11, -l11111c's C.111'cl11c-1', 'l'l11-l11111 cllllllilll D1ll'lQ'1lC' llllllSl'Il, C,z1lc- lllll'I'lg'1.'l', I l2lI'tZ1'l Kc'11111'tl1 l. C111'lott11 Ilzlrtlv, C:ll1'lSlfllll' llimcs ' cl1 '.',I,lI1 2 Hom ur, Nancy lllllJl1lIK'I', XI111'V lilllll11lQCl, Bz1rlm111'1l lun, NI1lI'Sl11l Iol111so11, 'l'o111 A Kc 111111vr, 1511 KK'lIlIlll'I', Hicl1111'cl 'IlllC'lly, KZIYOII Kita-l1c'11, lllltll ,KI'17ll, Cyllbtlil L1-11dIm1-tu-1-, Carol IA'2lCllJi'lti'l', Susan .La-wis, D011 t, flllkll'll'S MzLl1l1', Kc-111111ll1 lXl111'fz, Alllfl LQIITY x,Sl1irlcy Millvr, Cary Millvr, Klltlly Grade 'N sf' ' 'K f n UN, 55 Miller, Karen Miller, Robert MeElhattan, Robert McKinley, Cathy MeKinlcy, Connie McKinley, Deborah Mr-Millen, Donna Monrean, Jerry Monrean, Patty Norton, Paula Osterriecl, Rolmert Port, Seott Raisley, Ronald Ransom, Debbie Reed, John Rr-insel, Paul Reinsel, Sue Renninger, Norman Rhea, Kathi Rhodes, Ken Roman, Iolm Saper, Marsha Semaneo, Betty Shiek, Pherohy Shofestall, Sandy Sloan, Iames Smail, Wilma Smathers, Alice Smathers, Edith Smith, David Stahlman, Paul Streator, Louise Stewart, Iaekie Summerville, Carol Swartz, Russell Tm-rwilliger, Kenneth Thompson, Sam Voshurg, Shirley Wenner, N aney White, Larry Wingard, Dennis Wolff, David Wolff, Sandra Young, Bob Absent: Clingcr, George Freshman Class Cfficers QL. to RJ: Dan Clilfk'TI'Lx2lSlI1'l?1', Dan Snyder-Vice President, Mary Terwilliger-Secretrlry, jim Ion- President The first few Weeks of our Freshman year at Clarion-Limestone were the busiest for us all. After getting re-acquainted with old friends and making new ones, We settled down to business. We initiated a sales campaign to increase our treasury. This consisted of selling pens and magic markers. Advisors guiding us through this year were Mrs. Mohney, Mrs. Bowersox, and Miss Evans. Early in the year freshman home rooms selected representatives for Student Council: Chris Cray 9A, Tim Spindler 9B, Randy Knapp 9C. OFFICERS President , . .. . ,, , .,.....,., ,. jim Ion Vice President ..,,, ...,........ D an Snyder Secretary ...,. ,. .,.. Mary Terwilliger Treasurer , . , . ....... Dan Clark 56 inth Grade 4 gp, A ,L fr' ' 'Aff' 1 3 in ul 'v':, 'W A x 157-I, EQ A y 211 1 545151 an l if 4 A A: QTY X vi L ,. .,.,,1,:, ,, 2 , k I K 57 1 Q-gi. Lf 'A 2.7. 1. 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Ecl Courlcy, Betty Gourlvy, Sylvia Gray, Cl1ristopl11'1' Gross, Mark llillllllllll, Kzztlmy IIilfl'lf.f0f, Rlillillil Hartz:-ll, AIo1'1'ly11 llilli11rrl, Ilolwrt Hi111c-s, lxlill'Sll2l lll1llllllL'I', Fra-cl H11f1111gcl, llalvicl S fl. .b. wi in .Q- 3-'-sin 'A 21 N, I 1 3 1 ir. 1 i lf. A B. inth Grade fa an I I V , ' f 5?,,,? iw .. 58 if W x ,P iw ri W 5.3 Q-ni an in x ' ir llnlse, Dennis lon, james jones, Gerald jones, VVillis Kahlc, Ellen Kennedy, Bill Knapp, Randy Kunsellnan, john Lahr, Ancly Lahr, Bernarcl Lasher, Cary La Van, Allen Lemmon, lion Lewis, Carol Mahle, Charles McCracken, Linda uMcFaclclen, Michael McKinney, Marsha lN'IL-Naughton, Debra Miller, Dwight Miller, Kathy .Miller, Ruth Miller, Tom Myers, Carol Myers, Chuck Neiswonger, Dan Raylmelc, Lincla llayhnek, Vicki Redick, Carol Reynolds, Susanne Hlioacles, Jncly rlllioacles, Lincla Rhoacles, Robin Ryan, Kathy Sherman, Dianne Smith, Kay Smith, Richard Smith, Susan Snyder, Dan Spincller, Tirn Stahlrnan, Laurie Stahlrnan, Rhonda Sunnnerville, jane Terwilliger, Mary Vfagner, Darwin VValter, Karen Walters, Elaine Walters, Tom White, Dennis Williams, Dan Wilshire, jim Zaeherl, Iim Absent: Brownlee, Donna. Graham, Marsha Shaffer, Tim 19 www Q if EL g 'ft . F' QIQPL 7 Q, , Eighth Allison, Randy Altman, Gwen Ambrose, Larry Beers, Carla Beers, Stanley Bell, LeRoy Bish, Connie Broeious, Davicl VV V Burns, Dennis - 's My Charles, Kay it A , C Chittester, Sandra , Clark, Bernard 4 'tdlllf HY - ' Clinger, Kay f L' . V1 5 , Clinger, Mary , A : 'V -. Cf00kS, 12111105 -- 1 Culbertson, Jane ,.r 1 A - ,,. ,,. Curll, Nancy V V Custer, Linda -H 1 V Dehner, Rose ' .,,. A Dolby, Betty I , V V Durante, Rancly :v. -- , Emert, Linda V' 5 ' 'V ESl1lJ2llIgll, Diane B 'za' :Z H. - . F , Fitzsimmons, Keyi n Fleming, Dan Fleming, jim Frampton, Rodney Frampton, Ruthie Girts, Katlhy Glenn, Dwight Gourley, Linda Graylmill, Ann Gross, Bruce Guthrie, Roxanne Hartman, Peggy Hangh, janet 'L Hetriek, Tim Himes, Mike Himes, Bob Hoover, Linda Hurrelbrink, Fred Iohnson, julie 60 johnson, Robert Keener, Sally Kenimer, jeffrey Kinclel, Peggy Kirkpatrick, Byron Leaclhetter, Cheryl Leaclbetter, Mike Lukomski, Rieharcl Lyle, Cincly hlartz, Dehra Martz, Kathy Mauk, Nancy Grade ,,. .:,, , 1 'A K W? ff , A f I - Q Q aug' L ' if A 'Sim ,L . W., W M ., lah. ,qw A , GI NIL-Call. Tina xlL'CI'LlL'li0Il, vlainvs Nlcllvxitt, Nlilu' NIL-Elliattan, 'l'c'rry llxlCl lklllll4'Il. vloycm' lNl4-Kc-cz -Ianiv NIL-Kinlcy, Keith McNIillcn. Connii- Miller, Marla-lyn Xliller, Nvllic- Miller, Sandra My:-rs, Caroli- Nixon, Sally Pic-ree, Barhara Powell, Sancly Rankin, Cary Rcinsvl, Kay Rc-inscl, Susan Ri-itz, Donna Rvnningcr, Karon Rcynolcls, Ranmlall Rhea, Tcrvsa Roman, Patty Sapvr, Cinrly Sc-lirccengost, Dorothy Sciclle, Ronald Selle-ck, Dchorali Senianco, Rm-riiiu' Scrvcy, Roclncy Shaxv,Catl1y Simpson, Chuck Slatvr, Mary Sloan, Susan Smith, Penny Spacv, Chris Spangler, Sanrlra Staaln, Iini Stahlinan, Blaine- Staley, lack Storincr, Georgi- Swartz, Vicki Troup, Shirlm-y XVK'IlIll'l', Crist Wilson, Raylvnn- XVoocl, Patrick Yarchulc. john Young, liclwarcl Young, Rnsm-ll Young, Thomas Absent: Alclorton, Randall Dolhy, Rancly Rslnliaugh, Pvggy Cmnt, cll'l',LfO1'j' Sholvstall. Anclrm V'2:.,: '5 L mf if .H M i if' sw. ' L X . ef Seventh FJ! H, Q' E Q 1 r L 62 Aaron, George Allison, Crystal Basliline, Debra Beek, NVilliarn Beers, Vanessa Bell, Edgar Bevericlge, Kathleen Beveridge, Mary Boyles, Nlalincla Burr, Carol Caldwell, Richard Carrier, Bonnie Champion, Joyce Chapman, Daniel Clark, Cathy Clinger, Pamela Clinger, Patricia Cole, Marilyn Coleman, Neil Collett, Christopher Crooks, Brian Culbertson, Mary Daly, Bernard Daugherty, Marlene Deehant, Lincla Dolby, Peggy Fink, Rodney Fleeger, Thomas Fliekinger, Donald Fox, Nellie Canoe, james Cray, Paul Gregory, Billy llaines, Randy llannold, Billy Hartle, Cynthia Hartzell, Mark Hetriek, Theodore Hiines, Deborah Hollibaugh, Robin Hnbauer, jack Jones, Deborah Kitchen, Rinsie Klingensmith, Larry Knapp, Lester Knapp, Rosalyn Knarr, .lames Kroh, Cheryl Knnsellnan, Thomas Larson, Robert Larson, William Lawson, Patty Leaclbetter, Ranclon Love, Gregory Grade my , I 'ii' ' 'M' K h 0 i - L A Z ii:- sk S .V .. 623 W M3 tae, S Love, Roclney Nlahle, Mitchell Nlclfntire, jerry ML-Crane, Mike MeNaughton, Pamela MeNangl Nlenclenhall, Phyllis Miller, Eclwarcl Xlinniek, Sharlei Mursch, -Ianet nton, Rich ntl I0 Myers, Clillorcl Neill, Randy Neiswonger, Dehra Neiswonger, Karen Orentt, Rochiey Pettigrew, Carl Port, john Ransom, Reed, Teresa Reinsel, Donna Reitz, Terry Donna Renninger, Edward Reynolds, Martin Rhoacles, Rhoacles, Roclney Rhocles, Terry Rupert, Randall Shaw, Ronnie Connie Sherman, Rarhara Sherman, Simkins, Nicole Simpson, Rieharrl Rohert Simpson, Vvllliillll Smail , Karen Smail, Ralph Smail, Sandra Smith, Patricia Smith, Robert Stahlman, Brc-ntl Staiilman, Kat a hy Staley, Kancly Steele, Si Swartz, Charles Thomas, Rodney Traister, Diane VViles, Frank ISZIH NVolfgang.f, Rrentla YVorlf, Larv Zaeherl, Gerald Absent: Kennedy, Peters. Steven Raymond cl. U BS Commercial Club 1stROVV CL. to RJ: Alexander, B. Crate, M. Esliluauglm, T. Parsons, C. xlL'c:I'll1l0, M. Culnac, I. llamiltmi, S. Lyln-, P. Coull. 2nd ROYV: Mrs. BlCLilllgllll11-AClN'lSUT, j. Crow-s, P. ll0llClllJi1llQll, B. Bmvsvr, M. Zaclwrl, D. Bya11,C.Scrx'1'y, L. Kiutvr, Miss Le-aming-Advisor. 3rd ROVV: l.. Ryan, VI. NL-wlicmsv, C. Marti. C. Slaglv, D. Vlorlmi, B. Mc-Kcc, P. Suyclcr, N. Bycrly. 4th ROYV: C. YVagm-r, B. Ciiliurcl, B. Mautliv, -I. VV1lll1'I'S, K. Bryuvr. S. Ilimc-s, C. Blair, C. Cl1itlllStt'l', AI. Beiusel. 5th ROVV: C. Bmcious, C. Flmniug, D. lislilmugh, 'l'. fjSll'I'l'l4'Cl, C. Castnvr, B. Sluwmaii. 1stROW QL.t0R.J: S. Herrick, B. Flanagan, S. Rcinscl, M. Baugliman, C. Crooks, Al. Hamilton, L. Malik, S. Snyclvr. 2ndROW: P. Snyclcr, C.Clk11'li,l.llilI'I1iSl1. 3rd ROW: P. Crooks, K. Kc-nm-cly, B. lon, L. Dvtrick, IJ. lic-inscl, S. Shofn-stall, Vosluurg, Mr. Kalilc-Aclvisor, M. My-Kinlvy, S. Yi-any, D. Swarm, K. Brynvr. K. lilu-a, IC. Blu-a, K. Slatvr. 4th BOVV: E. Crooks, T. lJilNVI'0llCl', li. Cla-nn, O. XVlIlil'I'S, .l. Klvpfmg B. Smail. D. liclwarrls. NV. Blmarlvs, A. Slmfcstall, R. VValtcrs, J. Courlvy, j. Buvvm-rsox, D. Blu-a, C, SDllllj.fllxl'. Iunior Historians Librar Club lst ROXV fl,.tuli.D: P. Cflllll. S. SIlj'lli'l', XI. XIcKium-y, li. Xv2llll'l'5. li. c:0llI'll'y, Al. Crrmvm, li. SlIK'l'lIIllIl. 2111 ROY C XI IS 3 IIUY llll V: ll. Knapp, ya-1'. irc I V: C. Sl'I'Xl'y. B. L. Nlillvr, XI. llixmj, Cf. Simpson, D. Sxxqllwrl, Hmm Xl.1CsInlmugh. D. Kip-Nllllvn. Hrs. BUXPXIIIO-.xClXlSOI'. 4th ROW: Xl, xlk'l'2lKlil1'll, D. C,o1'lwti, 0. XX!lltl'l'S, C. Clliltm-Qtm'1'. 13. Xlulivc-, .-X. LIICZIS. Cl. IAQISIIUIQ R. Hillz11'd,,I. cIliIlLIL'I', 5illROYV: R. Bm1Lxx'a1Hm'1'. X. Hl'lllliIlQl'l' IS. Xllllvr. nl. Bash, li. Cwrux'gv, li. lxv111111a'1'. P. Hs-lllsul. Cv. c,2lStIll'l'. -Mummy 9 stllOYV 1L.to RJ: Linda Kc-sh-rlmolt, K1ll'l'Il XYllI1Q,'Il'l', Carole- SllllllIIK'l'YiH0, Kathy Nlcliilmlm-y, Sllirlc-y Yuslmrg Kam-n Xlillvr, B1llAl71l1'2l Illlfnilgr-l. 2nd ROYV: Dave Eslllmulgh. Tfmm Clmmrw. Kurvn Kc-nm-dy. B2lI'll2lI'2l Nlilllthl' Patty Crooks, Bvtty Lon Nlillvr. TIN-ln1u c:klI'ClIlt'l'. Nlr, XYil1'z4-k-Aclxiwr. Art Qlub ath Club lst ROW' QL. to RJ: D. Rvi1'1sc-1, K. Rh-Ki1111c-y, I. IIll1'IliSh, P. 51151411-1', C. AlIz1111z111, NI. Bz1l1gl1111a111. K. All1'UIl I C' 7111 Rf S 1 D I ll 1 111 mst Sl lt . ,ro0ks, M. Miller. I. 1 IVV: E. HIICZI, -I. Klc-pfmy C. .'1JLlI1,LflxI'. I . C Ill t1'c-,', IJ. Huw 1 , K. fa nr, A, Sl1ofcst11ll, Mr. IDm-l1z111t-Adviwor. Ist ROXV fL. to RJ: Mrs. Bvvc-vi1111. 2nd ROVV: C. LLlSl1l'I', P1. Hillimd, A. l.1u,-zu, U. XVi11t4'1As, 13. Xlilh I rd ROYV: C. Cray, I. Hvi11sc-I. H1-1111i11gc-11. ll. l3r1s1kwz1ltc-V, QI, Bish. Audio - isfual lub Future Teachers of America lst ROYV QL. to IU: L. Hinles, B. Miller, L. Blllllk, I. llnrnisll, C. I'IOCklH1lIl, B. Vogel, B. Eslmbrurgh, B. Flanagan, Mrs. BILlSlllI'-AilXiSOI'. 2nd ROYV: D. -lmlon, V. Stuhlnlzxn, N. Hoover, S. Shofcstull, K. Kennedy, P. Crooks, L. Str:-utor, C. Kroh. Srd ROWV: B. Ion, B. Miller, K. Miller, B. Kirkputlick. O. XVintm-rs, S. Vosburg, D. Swarm, N. Bycrly. mam. 2nd ROVV: Sully Clingcr, Vicki Cookson, Chu1'yl4-m' Sm-rxcy, Mrs. Lore-Aflvisor, Debbie Iodon, Kay SL'lll'CCC1lQ,'0St, Maury Mc-Kinlcy, Sandy VVUHIV, Ruth Brown, jndyCz1noc. Future Nurses of America lst ROVV fL. to IU: Karon Cununin1.fs, Cynctta Krnh, Linder Dc-trick, Linda SIILIXV, Sherry Hctrick, Carol Hock- Future Homemakers of America 1stROYV CL.t0R.J: NI. KIcKi11lvy.K. L2lXX'I'C'11C6',S.XVilIU'1'S, B. xYL'ilYl'l', P. Blcmreuu, R. Ansel, S. XYoHl'. NY. mail. 2ndROYV: H. Brown, L. Slmw, K. XYi11'l,Ql1.'1', Nl. Clqxnzxv. C, Ilnrtlc, N. Courlcy, C. CI'i5SlIl1lIl. 1stROYV fL. to RJ: D. Smith. D. lim-cl, R. Davis, B. 111-ml, j. l zu'lvy, D. Brownlee, J. Klll1Sl'lI11lll1, B. ClElI'l'iS, C. Rossey, D. Nlillvr, Mr. LAIHSUIl-tXdVrSOI'. 2nd ROVV: C. Muhlv, C. Ilamsmm, T. XVu1ters, B. Luhr, R, Clnunpiml, R. Swartz, E. KC'll1llll'I', L. NYl1itc, AI. Zan-l1L'1'l, E. Caldwell. 3rd HOYV: R. xIL'Ki11li:'Y, M. Clmpllmlm. D. Cmlmvtt. A. Framptrm, F. xIL'c1lliI'0. 'lf KClIl!ll4'I', C. Cliugcr, D. X1L'cllliI'l', R. Kiuclcl. 4th ROVV: T. 1,z1xvl'1'11L'v, B. Kuuselmzm, T. Monks. D. Iluuglm, S. Luhr, I. XIOIIFCLIII, j. jolnmoxx. j. Sloan. K. Stallcr. E. Rn-itz, D. Dc-un. Future Farmers of America 70 arsity Club lst ROW KL. to RJ: Denny MeCuire, Rieharcl Kinclel, NVoody Rhoades, Ken Thomas, Steve Myers, Terry Cum- mings, Rieh Bauglnnan. 2nd ROW: Cary Castner, Rin-k Sinail, Tom Lawrence, Tom Beek, Bob Henninger, Russ Alflerton, Ron WValter, jiin Bowersox, Mr. Metcalf. lst ROVV QL. to RJ: Sharon Snyder, Cathy Clark, Io Ann Hamilton, Bonnie MeKee, Sandy Yeany, Martha Smith, ,lane Reinsel, Louise Streator, Debbie Ransom, Karen Miller. 2nd ROW: Miss Blakeslee-Advisor, Marlene llaughertyii Janie McKee, Betty Courley, Susan Eclwarcls, Linda Rhoacles, Kay Heinsel, Linda Ilimcs, Carole Sunnnervi e. Leaders' Club Newspaper lub lst HOWV 1L.toR.7: D. xiL'NLlllj.fili0ll, R. Ilollilmllgli. 2nd ROVV: Mrs. Mol:m-y-Aclvisrmly Nl. lgllllgillllllll, 13 llufnalgc-1, C. I'lOL'klIIilll. B. ifilllliljlilll, C. Crooks, -I. Hamilton, Miss Nlitullvll-Aclx'iso1'. 3rd ROVV: U.NVi11tn-1's ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ll CI. Span - ' -T' ff Wil' givi, P. Smith, S. Port, B. Stahl iam. D. Rhea. ow if H V Kfjhr W ,, 7 WN it X ,..p:,f,.f f-fs' ' mf. 1 :Y if , I 1 ..,,...g,.,. L cf' 72' , ' ,.,z.z..g5 f , 'f 5 i ' ii 1 ' :fr if . i i k CL. to RJ: Huy Kirkpatrick, Russ Aiclc-11011, Lvslic Muuk, Ginny Crooks. Miss La-vvisAAclx'isor, Carol Hockmzui, Sluurml SlIyCll'l', Balrlmru l':SlliJ1llllQ,'Il, Keith AilI'0ll. panislg Club SPORTS Mr. Stanczak Our Varsity team, coached by Mr. Stanczak, made a good showing this year. With drive and determination, they moved on to an exciting win over Union and a final standing in the Hrst division. Because of the return of six lettermen, Mr. Stanczak has great expectations for next yea1 s Var- sity. Varsity Basketball QL. to RJ: Tom Lawrence, Woody Rhoades, Gary Clark, Ron NValter, Ted Dolby, Andy Shofestall, Rick Smail, jim Klcpfcr Ed Lukomski, Terry Cummings. 74 L 2 1 f 4 1 4 1 , V ,, X Score Keepers and anagers KL. to RJ: Gary Spangler, James Broeious, Richard Kemmcr, jim Frampton, Ross Davis, Russ Alderton. Games Quartens Personal Field Foul Rebounds Fouls Fouls Field Total Name 'Zn 'Zn Tried Made Goals Points Rick Smail . ....i, 22 84 82 38 63 72 91 57 118 293 Ron WValte1' . , , ,. , 21 78 62 31 54 128 76 42 49 134 Tom Lawrence ., .. . 19 59 36 41 50 67 84 34 8 50 Terry Cummings .,.... 22 77 48 46 57 88 87 35 73 201 NVoody Rhoades . .,.,.. 22 83 59 21 62 85 73 44 49 142 Ted Dolby ,.,..,., ...,.i. 2 2 79 67 30 54 128 94 52 33 126 Iim Klepfcr . .. .. 4, 16 43 7 15 59 15 17 11 4 24 Andy Shofestall ...... 18 45 24 32 52 23 46 24 13 45 Edward Lukomski ..... ...... 1 0 13 8 10 20 15 8 1 2 3 Gary Clark ...,,ii,,.. ....,, 2 0 76 31 44 50 132 80 40 68 181 Dave Brownlee ,..,... 5 5 1 25 0 2 1 0 2 4 76 W O 5e3gf2 gfQf' wp, Ex? if L' mi LW . ,gi K 72 'Yi W in 'I 1 ' f?iT'i J-JU Q if w, av if , Q: gf 2 ,sw Q23 Kg W ag? f 4 Lp' ' A .,., A i A O 'YW1 J 3,11 5 M. 'in ' fx 4' . , , fi.,, Q A M5431 fwfr fs L- 4 , 'H 5 E ka f is Qs I ji Lg E E 3 .af-v- mm wwbwv .N N ..,,,s-sw X. rm mgg ,g X.. ' ff ' A fi H 'LT' 3 , za- y i Wi! .QC mir !E Mr. Porter Coaehed by Mr. Porter, our Junior Var- sity team ended the season with a victory over Keystone. Of the few games in which they were defeated, most were lost by one or two points, yet the team always played with spirit and determination. Many of this yearis IV starters will play varsity ball next year, and the experience they have gained will be of great advantage to our ,GG-67 team. Junior Varsity Basketball KL. to RJ: Raymond Ewing, Ken Rhoades, Richard Bessetti, Paul Beinsel. Dave Brownlee, Don Lewis, Robert Miller Ron mld Alderton. 2nd ROW: Ed Kemmer, Jerry Monrean, jim Sloan. 78 Mr. Smith The Junior High Basketball team which includes students from eighth and ninth grades is coached by Mr. Raymond Smith, assisted hy Mr. VVilliam Hand. The main goals of this team are learning experience in floor play before an audience. The stu- dent hody, along with the coaches, helieve that the team has accomplished much along these lines. Junior High Basketball lst ROVV QL. to RJ: M. Daugherty, Edwards, L. Rhoades, K. Reinsel, Al. Nh-Kee. B. Gourley. 2nd ROW: R. Smith, D Neiswonger, ll. Alderton, C. Myers, M. Leadhetter, C. Cray, C. Mahle, 'lf Shaller, C. Clinger, BI. Nlelfadden, XY. jones, D Clark. D. Hulse, D. XVilliams, D. Ilufnagel, C. Space, D. Brownlee. 79 Miss Blakeslee Miss Blukeslee has been u great asset to our cheerleaders during the lust two years. Her able leadership has given the Clarion-Liinestone cheerleading squad the reputation of being one of the best in hus- kethull. School spirit grew as ll variety of Well-planned pep rallies were held before our most important QQQIINCS. Cheerleaders In Action 80 V lBonni0 MCKQQ Ann Hamilton 'ARSITY IHEER- EADERS Cathy Clark Slmron Snydvr Sandi Ya-any 81 V M 1 I Q A-n 'Q-v2.22 gaw- , K it 4 7, S, 5 x E M, f N 1 if mix. .,.g,..,.,1,5.1., ' wiki a :fw - 196 Track Season The 1964-65 track season was a very successful one for the C-L team under the supervision of Coaches Edward Metcalf and Cerald Smith. This season, for the iirst time, the Clarion County Champion- ship was determined by the number of wins during the individual meets rather than at the County Meet. The Lions went undefeated to win the championship. At the District IX Track Meet, the C-L Thinclads placed fourth taking enough first and second places to send four men to the State Track Meet, at State College, Pa. These men were jim Vallimont, who ran the mile, Bernard Dechant, who participated in the 220 yard dash, Terry Miller, who high jumped, and Walt Neal, who placed first in the state competition with the pole vault. 1965 Track Scores C. L. .... 76 Clarion .,,....... 33 C. L. .... 83 Karns City .... 26 C. L. ..., 58 Union ..........., 51 C. L. ,... 81Vz Redbank ..,,.. 2792 C. L. .... 106 A-C Valley .. 8 C. L. .,,, 70 Moniteau ...., .39 C. L. .... 84Vs Keystone ...... 2426 C. L. ..,, 94 Rocky Grove 24 lst ROW KL. to RJ: T. Cummings, R. Kindcl, T. Beck, W. Rhoades, T. Rugh, D. Corbett, T. Lawrence I Bowersox R Walter, R. Smail. 2nd ROW: R. Renninger, D. Dean, B. Baughman, D. McGuire, R. Alderton, I. Chnger G Kecntr S Myers, J. Courley, K. Thomas, I. Ceiring. 3rd ROW: Coach Metcalf, D. Greenwood, D. Stahlman, G Clstner W Neil T. Miller, D. Shaffer, D. Knapp, B. Clingcr, B. Dechant, M. Aaron, J. Valimont, D. Rhoades, Asst. Coach Smith 88 , . ' n F 'fum , . , ar! X- 13 fir :FP X 4 'iss 5 Q if . t 5 1 2 ,L f 1' A S wx, .ff gk L? Kg 4 J K, iw , I is ,wi X v if X , L , Zz, E. . ,Q J. . 3 S it X L... i I This is stupid, but it's fun. Finally made it! Mi E Cam I or carft I? what if it breaks? 85 Athletic Equipment IIOHSIC AX ncw assct to our gymnastic cquip- mcnt this ycai' has hccn thc liorsc. This is an apparatus uscd for jumping and vanlting. Wlith thc aid of tht- spring hoard, the use of thc horse can hclp dc- vclop musclcs and co-ordination. This has hccn a valuahlc addition to our ath- lctic program. l7AliAI,LEL BARS Added to thc physical cducation dc- partmcnt at thc hcginning of this ycar wcrc thc parallcl hars. The parallcl liars hclp to dcvclop musclcs of thc arms and chcst. Thcy also oifci' a grcat Varicty of cxercise and havc provcd to hc a wisc investment. Nl ATS New and bt-ttf-r mats we-rc also pur- chascd for tha- gymnastic program hc- causo the-sc mats arc largcr and thickcr than thc old oncs. They provide: much morc protvction. Thcsc improvcmcnts havc bccn a grcat hclp in making CL students morc awarc of physical fitness. 86 an new af Mixed lst ROVV QL. to RJ: L. Ilimvs. C. Hockmnn, I. Alf-xuxlclcr, B. Vogc-l, S. Nlurtz, M. Bzluglnnan, J. Wlzltcr, K. Mc- Kinncy, j. Hurnislm, L. DL-trick, P. Norton, L. St1'vuto1', P. Monreun, B. llnfnzlgcl, M. Ion, Snydcr, S. Loud- lxcttvr, S. Rcinscl, H. S1-lnanlco, A. Snnlthcrs, S. Uctrick. 2nd ROVV: F. Daily, M. Fitzsinnnons, S. Shofcstzlll, K. Ke-nnccly, P. Crooks, C. Kmh, L. Ryan, L. Kintcr, D. Ryan, S. Clingvr, K. Rllca, S. Vosbnrg, H. Kitchen, C. McKinley, K. Sclm-ccfllgost, V. Cookson, C. XVQILLIIICT, C. Hurtzell, B. Flilllllgilll, B. Eshbangh, j. Canoe. 88 Chorus 3rd ROVV: L. Shaw, B. Mzllltlw, BI. ML-Killlvy, S. llimcs, S. Ye-amy, V. Stulmllmln, S. Allzmmn, E. Rhea, ID Rc-inscl, K. Millvr, N. Hoon-1', L. Crissmun, B. Gifford, K. Slnutlu-rs, B. MCKCL-, C. Clark, C. Nlzlrtz, 1. Nvw- lmusc, B. YV:-zxvcr, R. Anscl. 4th ROW: R. Fulislcy, I':.C2llll1JbCH, D. Corbett, K. Eslllmzulgh, -I. Clingcr, R. Pwid A, Lucas, K. Bryncr, Mr. Gary Smith, V. Curll, K. Slate-r, B. Young, R. Ewing, l'. Stllllllllllll, O. WVintcrs, K Hyun, H. Brown. 89 ' 9 Glrls w lst ROVV CL. to RJ: M. Ion, B. Vogs-1, S. Reinscl, B. Sv1nz1nL-0, S. Xlurtx, R. Brown, C. Ilill'tZ9H, G. McCrunc, S. l.A'2ldbCttC'I', j. 134-iclmncr, A. SlllLltIlt'TS, S. HL-trick, -I. Canoe, J. Auron. 2nd ROVV: K. S1nz1thers,P. Crooks, C. Kroll, M. Fitfsinnncms, I. Hurnisln, AI. Alcxandvr, B. Esllbzlugll, B. Illlfllklfltq, J. 1vCVVlI0llSl', B. YVeaver, KI. Buugh- lnan, C. Ilocknmn, B. Flilllklgilll, S. Snyder. 3111 ROVV: L. Kintvr, C. Survey, B. NIL-Kc-c, L. Detrick, P. Norton, IJ. KIOI'll'L'llll, C. Nlzlrtz, V. Cookson, C. XVLlg1ll'I', S. Clingn-r, F. Daly, K. Kennedy, L. Stwutor, L. Hilncs. 90 horus 4th ROWV: -I. YVultcrs, S. Allumuu, V. Stllllllllilfl, D. Swarm, N. Bycrly, L. Ryan, K. Crissnmu, YL-any, P. Snyder B. 1011, S. Shofvstull, D. Rciusel. C. Clark, D. Ryan, Mr. Smith. 5th ROW: K. Millvr. S. Vosburg, L. Slxuw, B xI1llltIlO, N. Hooxx-r, C. McKinley, K. SQ-hrcccngost, K. lllu-am, K. Bryncr, R. Kitchcn. S, Himes, B. Ciilhuul, M NIcKil1lc-y, E. RIM-11. 91 County Chorus 1stROVV CL.to HJ: Cathy Clark, Jilllbt Ilurnislm, Bz11'lJu1'u ESIIIDQIIIQII, Bridget Flllllilgilll, Sharon SIIYCIUY, Betty lou. Yivki Cookson, Yzllwiv Sfllhllllilll, 2ndRONV: Paul Stilllllllilll. Dclulmic- Swarm. Allvn l1llL'llN. Dnvv Eslmlmuuglm. lid Crooks, Bob lim-icl. XYLIHHUI' Curll. liruiz- Cunmpluvll. 1stROYV fL.t0R.H: jim Stuuln. Slum-rry Hctrick. Nunvy Hooxcr, IJ1-bra Sc-Heck, Rllyllllllld Ewing. 2nd ROVV: Karl Slntvr, Owen YYintvrs, Clary Sp2l1lgll'l', Dick Bessctti, IIll1'I'y Bcssetti, County Band Clarion - Limestone lst ROVV fL.t0 RJ: C. SPklIljlll'l', He-trick, T. SlmH'cr, NI. Cross, S. Slmofe-stall, NI. xIL'Killll'f', II. Burr. 2nd ROYV: O. XVintc-rs, ID. Bessvtti, D. S1-llwk, j. RIL'CI'llL'kLXI1, L. Cwlvmam, j. Bmcifms. 3rclROW': -I. Rm-cl. hl. C 'rm x ssvtii. D. Clark. NI. Clingc-r. C. Shaw. 4th ROYV: K. .liIUlCl'. C. Lylcx S. I x vll, NIV. Slllitll-lJiTCL'flJl'. 94 School Band 1stROWV CL.t0 RJ: P. Smith, R. Hs-yllolds, M. Reynolds, R. NVils0n, K. Slutvr, N. Iloovcr, R. Alclmtml. 2nd ROVV: li. Ewing, 1. Staah, R. Nc-ill, P. Sf2ll1l1Hil1'l, T. Miller. 3rd ROVV: NI. Slutvr. C. L1-wis, B. Cn-gory. C Calls-tt. K. FilXSill1lHUIlS. 4th ROVV: 'l'. He-trick, L. CllSti'l', Clingcr, C.Bisl1. 95 In Memor no james Miller April 16, 1954 Because I could nc He kindly stopped for mcg The Cmriage hold but just oursclvcs And Iminortzllity. Emily Dickinson 98 it stop for Dc-nth, Inna 23, 1965 Q 2. 5 VX 39 W M Clarion - Lime lst ROW QL.t0 RJ: A. Decliant, j. Klepfer, P. Corbett, C. Cainplwll, L. Cirt, C. Coull, B. Hiines, R. Beers, K. Allison, R. Beveridge. 2nd ROW: N. Groom, J. Augustine, R. Lahr, D. Best, B. Eustice, N. Fleeger, I. Kahle, J. Reed, J. Gross. 3rd ROW: C. Glenn, C. Glenn, -I. Dolby, NI. Hays, R. Broeious, M. Caldwell, L. Berryliill, L. Gourley, B. Bisli, C. Gift, lst ROW QL. to RJ: T. Hilliard, L. LaVan, N. Stalilinan, H. Sinatliers, I. Spangler, L. Snyder, I. Kinter, E. Buzard, P. Rankin, S. Rhoads. 2nd ROW: R. Hoover, C. Space, T. McCall, F. Kennner, T. Smith, R. Staley, R. Recldinger, R. VVilsl1i1'e, V. MeEll1attan, K. Saeolie. 3rd ROW: M. Dolby, C. Super, D. Mon- rean, R. Stark, C. McGuire, D. Skaggs, D. Kunselinan, S. Kifer, K. Raybuek, D. Renninger, S. Rossey. lst ROW fL. toR.l: R. Keinmer, D. Fleming, C. IIll4'lll2ll1, L. Kalile, D. lloeklnan, ul. M4-Cnire, S. Fenste- maker, D. Lz1Van, R. Cross, S, Holiluaugli, D. Gourley, K. Kunselmzin. 2nd ROW: B. Rliea, D. Kinzey, C. Lines, R. lliines, nl. Cirt, C. Heasley, I. Hartle, R. Creenly, S. Colieen, I. Ferguson, S. Craybill, C-. Krieliel. 3rd ROW: M. McCall, C. Kriolmel, D. Ciltlirie, S. Love, C. llilnes, K. McCall. NV. Fink, R. Iolin- son, R. Nh-Rlliattaii. T. VVilsl1i1'e, A. Haines, T. Larmon. 100 stone Elemental' 1stROW KL. to RJ: E. Nlinick, K. XVoocl, R. Stahlninn, B. XVilson, D. Shofcstull, S. Morrison, D. Seman- co, -I. Mt-Kinney, S. Orcntt, S. Rhouclcs, R. Smith, D. Selle-ck. 2nd ROW: I. Smith, I. Raislvy, VV. Mc- Kinley, D, Mills, R. Scicllc, S. Slznlgonhanpt, R. Smith, R. Rankin, R. Sucolic, B. Wolfgong, R. Nixon, K. Rcichart. 3rd ROW: D. Stark, D. McMahon, D. Shovestnll, C. Miller, I, Rnyhnck, S. Staah, D. Shove- stnll, T. Swartz, S. Mills, D. Sloan, B. YVork, T. W'ln-1-lr-1', B. BIcXIillc-n. lst ROW QL. to RJ: D. Knapp, G. Cirt, C. Knarr, M. Clingcr, D. Flickingcr, B. Hargcnrncler, T. Booth, D. Ilimes, K. Kahle. 2nd BOW: H. Dolby, P. Aaron, R. Eusticc, R. Bnzarcl, C. Glenn, B. Best, S. Bish, D. Ambrose, H. Fleming. 3rd ROW: K. Hartzcll, R. Coleman, N. Kennner, F. Eggelton, L. Kifcr, B. Framp- ton, S. jones, L. Brocious, G. Gross. lst ROVV QL. to RJ: T. Troup, -I. Muhlv, C. NVilson, L. Stllllllllllll, -I. Phillips, C. Rvynolcls, P. Rankin, K. c:l'l'CTlilVVlllt, N. Cronin. 2nd ROW: SRIDUF, R. Bish, T. Swigart, A. Lzlrinon, T. Shofcstall, S. McMnnn, S. McKinlcy, S. Shofcstull, S. Port, I. Sllillllfjf. 31'clROVV: D. Eldvr, R. Stnloy, T. Lcuclbettor, D. Stahl- mun, T. Troup, K. Rcnningcr, G. Miller, G. Miller, R. Alt-xunclcr, C. lhlilCO1'I112lC. ABSENT: J. McKiss0n, C. Long. 101 lst ROW fL. to RJ: T. Auron, C. Best, I. Daugherty, T. Dunkle, B. Allison, -I. Eusticv, V. Coull, D. Daugherty, G. Eggleton, B. Alexander, T. Gross. 2nd ROVV: B. Cunningham, T. Huff, T. Heuslcy, L. KGIIIIHOY, C. Colle-tt, Bcvcriclgc, D. Clark, D. llilnes, K. Hartlc, NI. Cuinphc-ll, D. Collctt. 3rd ROW: C. Canon-, D. Duughcrty, K. Burns, I. Hartzell, D. Carnuhzm, R. Hilliard, R. Chzunpion, C. Frampton, D. Kennncr, B. Hcuslcy, T. Hctrick. lst ROW fL.t0 RJ: K. Rankin, D. Rhoacles, R. Showers, D. Ovcrholscr, D. Sumthers, K. Sluugenhaulpt, L. Young, H. Swycrs, S. Rhoacls, K. Zcrhv, D. McKinney. 2nd ROW: B. Szlcolic, -I. Shofcstzlll, L. Swarm S. Lines, K. Marti, K. Rayhuck, VV. Orcutt, J. Sayers, A. Thompson. R. Young. 81'dROVV: M. Rcinsel, Secilhuck, R. VVhceler, T. Shofestall, Rhea, L. Troup, T. Recd, B. Trziister, K. XVclls, M. Nicdcrriter, RI. Mo mcy. 7 lst ROW 1L.t0 P. Recd, -I. KlIIISL'llllllI1, V. Smith, C. Swigart, D. Kinzcy, J. Clingcr, D. Ilzirtlv, R. XVollgongiq 2nd ROW: B. Eldvr, D. Reynolds, B. McEntirc, D. Kcuuucr, M. Stcclc, VV. Dolby, K. Muhlc, R. Minnie . 10:2 lst ROW QL. to RJ: NV. Hetriek, P. Cirts, M. Carnah.m, M. Buzarcl, D. Buzard, L. Aaron, T. Buzarcl, Hawk S. Cohn-en, L. lletriek. 2nd ROVV: I. Cyphert, K. Crayhill, I. Guthrie, -I. jones, D. Hartzell, C. Gl7l1l?t:H M. Hall B. Booth C. Aaron Henry, I. Kahlv. 31'dROW: hl. Hurrelhrink, L. Bell, Cross, C. llimes, B. Doyerspike, Si Aaron, R., Hartle, j. Berryhill, I. Beers, T. Haines, 1. Baker. lst ROW QL. to RJ: C. Meblunn, I. Mahle, S. Selleek, T. Shaffer, S. Groom, R. Lutz, M. Smith, C. Reyn- olds, H. Semanco, K. Holibaugh, D. Steiner. 2nd ROW: S. Knapp, I. Morrison, G. Snyder, I. McCall, T. Seidle, I. Miller, T. McCall, D. Overholser, R. Elder, J. Oreutt, K. Smith.. 3rd ROW: L. Minnieh, I. Lewis, R. Daugherty, S. Hargenrader, XV. Shaffer, S. Buzard, T. Larmon, C. Rhoacls, K. Platt, T. O,Neil, I. Love. Aaron, T. Daugherty, S. Buxarcl. 2nd ROVV: NV. Cirt, K. CllllTl'l', T. jolmsou, D. lishhaugh, lDillI,Q,'l1C1 ty, D. Bish, M. Shaffer, I. Baur, C. Daugherty. 3rd ROYV: I. Aaron, C. Coleman, T. Booth, K. Dauglier ty, R. Craig, L. Coleman, T. VVl1celer, L. Dean, S. Craig, C. Armagost. 103 lst ROW 1L.t0 RJ: D. Alexauclcr, R. Daugherty, M.Cors11eh, I . Augustine, D. llggleton, B. Elder. M 1B 1C Spec Ed. 1stROYV 1L.toR.D: T. Cross, R. Lutz, S. Colleen, C. McGinnis, S. Lullr, B. Lczlclllcttvr, L. Holilmzluglm, A. Cross, S. Lewis. 2nd BOYV: M. Ilartlc, R. Larson, S. Iiilftlllilll, P. Cruylxill, C. Johnson, C. Hctrick, M. MacKinlz1y, M. llzxrgcnraclelg VV. llcnry, K. Montana. 3rd ROW: L. Guthrie, M. Molmcy, D. Miller, P. Hensley, -I. Kilnc, D. Hilcmun, L. Miniclm, T. Hoovvr, M. McKinley, R. Cirt. 1stROVV lL. t0 RJ: D. Reed, H. Smith, V. Zclravccky, D. Ovcrlmlscr, D. YVm'k, YV. Rlmozxclcs, V. Orcutt, R. Snydcr, D. Morrison. 2nd ROW: D. Orcutt, C. Swigurt, T. xVl1L'Cl6I', R. SL-cllmck, T. Scicllc, L. Mc- Guire, T. Theiss, R. Rcinscl, P. Mursclm, T. O'Ncil. 3rdROW: D. Svvartfugc-r, S. Renningcr, S. Troup, T. VVhcclcr, L. Best, D. Miller, L. Sl2ll1lID2lTl, C. Nieclcrritcr, M. Reins:-l, B. Rupvrt. 1stROVV QL. to RJ. D. Troup, C. Gorsuclm, S. Troup, E. Sulsgiu-1', bl. Hzxrtmzm, D. Troup, C. Cypllcrt. 2nd ROW: lluflulun, I. Corsucll, J. Clark, L. Clark, N. Vogcl, L.. Slaugcnlluupt, E. Sllick. 104 Corsica Elementary lst ROYV QL. to RJ: A. YVaylancl, D. Sinitli, G. Mciulvnliall, C. Knapp, D. Young, XY. Lawson, M. Bisli. 2nd ROW: M. Alvxanclcr, NV. Kl'Stl'1'llCJlt, C. Millvr, S. Bisli, T. VVIIM-lor, P. Hrosious, D. Sharp, M. Clark. 3rd ROW: -I. Troup, C. VVolfc, M. Bisli, N. Clark, R. llcaslc-y, B. Br-ll, T. Haugli. lst ROW fL.t0 RJ: C. Buzzard, C. Buzzarcl, D. Groom, j. Smith, Nl. Piercv, S, Augustine, D. Bisli, D. Oaks, YV. Could, S. Camplu-ll. 2nd ROW: K. Alexander, C. Clingcr, M. Simpson, B. Burforcl, T. Simp- son, S. Oaks, K. Dankovic-li, D. Daugherty, -I. Mvnclcnliall, QI. Dc-cliaut. 3rd KOVV: M. C-lcim, XV. Cul- lucrtson, R. Alclerton, C. Daly, E. Daugherty, D. Esliliaugli, S. Spincllcr, M. llartzcll, P. Hcirick, N. Crooks. lst ROW lL. to RJ: C. llartm-ll, C. Sliaip, I.. Sliarp, N. Sr-lni'm'L-migost, D. Smith, C. Slu-rmau. 2nd ROVV: S. Clark, ll, Smail, D. YVolfc-, R. Burns, T. llartnc-tt, H. Nciswou mr. 31'dROYV: T. Wolff-, lil. Gray, C. llulsc, Y. Clark, NV. Ilarrigcr, M. Clingcr, ll. Sherman. 105 Corsica Elementar lst ROYV fL.t0 RJ: ID, Millcr, H. Powvll, B. Castncr, Y. BI'0L'l0llS, 1. Carrier, I. Clingcr. 2nd ROW: C. Smitli, Al. -Iolinson. D. Lucas, P. Bell, C. Mumford, ll. Walter, D. Picrcv. 31'clROVV: L. llaugli, D. Mc- Kinley, R. Brocious, T. Blioatlcs, V. llcaslcy, R. Clcnn, T. Bisli. lst ROW QL. to RJ: K. Young, G. YValtvr, Pm. Lylv, G. Fox, VV. Young, M. Lucas, S. Hollwn. 2nd ROW: 1. Zcrlw, W. Siinpson, H. Taylor, D. Oaks, P. Slicrman, -I. Simpson, T. Hlioaclcs. 31'dROW: B. Bullcrs, B. Glasgow, K. Nc-iswonger, R. McCraclivn, K. Yarchuk, 1. Hetrick, M. Himcs. lst ROW' QL. to RJ: K. Kvsiivr, K. K4'Slli'I', P. lilicnlvs, R. Cyplncrt, L. Fitzsimmons, L. Cuulcl, R. llollmcn. 2nd ROYV: A. Lawson, K. NVilcs, Bl, Troup, A. Smail, S. Ilartzcll, C. Smitli, N. Hrocious. 3rd ROVV: L. llctrick, C. Bisli, R. Alclcrton, D. Nm-iswmigcr, C. lYClSVVOIlf.fl'l', j. Clark, A. Clingcr, S. Alexander. AB- SENT: S. Glasgow. 106 Strattanville Elemental' 1stROYV CL. to RJ: NV. Bessm-tti, T. Bc-vrs, B. Ilulllmuu, D, Clmmpicm, -I. Bamwscr, B. Neiswollgelg S. NIL'- Fzlclclcu, R. Sowcrs, P. KIcDcvitt. 2nd ROVV: B. Bell, Xl. E1uc'1't, F. XYilson, D. Bccrs, R. Clflllllllll, C. Myvrs, R. Bum-lm, D. YValtc1's, M. ML-Nzxlrglltrmrx. 3rd ROW: C. Nviswongvr, R. lx1L'Ell1lltlK7ll, M. Mcliis- sick, D. lX'IyL'rs, S. Clover, D. Nciswongvr, I. Czuuplx-ll, N. Bzxrgr-r. ABSENT: C.Cuntr1lm. 1stROVV CL. to RJ: H. Blukv, T. Bm-rs, M. YV11ltcrs, D. Burger, C. Beers, L. A. Blake, V. Bcvrs, D. Mc- Elluxttun. 2nd ROW: C. Curll. T. L1-alcllucttc-1', B. Bciclmur, D. Sulsgivr-1', M. Bunch, D. McKissiclc, D. Fryer, R. A. Bell. 31'clROVV: I. Spzmglcr, D. Emcrt, I. Cuntrum, G. Guuutt, T. McDevitt, K. Mcliissick, I. Cumplmcll, D. Bvll. lst ROVV lL. Iulll: P. clOllfl'l', li. Buvrs, D. clllfll, E. lfrym-r, M. Alllilllll, Xl. NlcKissicl4, D. Nlillvr, AI. lim-cl. ind HOYV: D. Dunn, L. Myers, C. xVl'Il1lL'I', B. l'llmL'IlIlIllll. XI. Cm-ll. C. Clmvr, H. -Iolmscm. li. Br-II. 3rd RUXV: H. Booth, H. Bll1lCl1, H. Sllvrmuln, K. Br-ll, S. limmtln. Nl. xlL'l'lLlClllL'Il, C. joclmn. ,l. Bvssvtti, D. Sllvr- Illllll, ABSENT: D. Davis, D. McEllmitL'u, H. Kullsclmzul. 107 56:6 3614 182 Yearbook Editors Layout Norma Bycrlyg Miss Leaming faclvisorjg Allen KL. to RJ: Jim Clingerg Ceorgi MeGraneg Betty Lucas Ion, editorg Kenneth Eshhaugh, editorg Patsy Snyder Photography Literary KL. to RJ: Boh Lewisg Cathy Clark, editorg QL. to RJ: Valerie S t a h l ni a n , eclitorg Kay janet Harnish, editorg Sandy Yeanyg Keith Schreeengost, editorg Owen Wintersg Leslie Aaron Maukg Bridget Flanagan 108 taffs Typing Sports lst ROW KL. to RJ: Peggy Hollcnluauglig Sandy KL. to RJ: Tom Kemnierg Ron VVziltvr, cclitor Lyle, eclitorg Jane Reinsel. 2nd ROW: Lois Ken Thomas, cclitorg Bob Re-nningvr. Ryung jo Ann Hamiltong Terr-su Parsons. 3rd ROW: Lcsluy Kintcr, cclitorg Marilyn Zziclierlg Batty Loc Miller. Art Business Managers Q .oi Liiii N-Q.. lL. to RJ: Debbi Swarm, eclitorg Dun Heck- Slmron Snyclorg Ron Clonn mung Mr. Wilczckg Karen Cummings, vclitorg Karon XXI2lIlglCI'. 109 Yearbook taffs Subscriptions 1stROW CL. to RJ: Mary Gulnue, Brenda Bowser, Carol Wagner, Carol Hock- man, Marti Smitli, Delulbie Ioclon, Clmrylvne Scrvey, june Alexzmclcr. Znfl ROW: Cib'I'illCl johnson, Art Frampton. Advertising 1stROVV fL. to RJ: C. Clark, -I. Hamilton, M. Smith, S. Snyclvr, G. McCrunv, B. Flanagan, B. Eshlmuglx. 2nd ROW: C. Slziglc, V. Cookson, I. Reinscl, D. Hyun, V. Sillllllllilll, L. Blilllk, J. Harnisli, P. Snyclcr. 3rd ROW: R. Clc-nn, Myers, Pr. Bauglnnun, K. Sclirccongost, B. L. Miller, D. Swarm, B. Ion. 4th HOW: j. Clinger, D. Corlu-tt, K. Tliomus. D. Hi'L'liIIl2lH, 1. Bowvrsox, T. Bock, T. Lzlwrcncv. 110 ,..'E- ., , Anim AA A ,T - I I Q 4- ,nk 3, , 2 ,J A Wffw. A ,,,'f-'iam' M 5 HF 1 .Nm ' 'fwigaf' A .- 1 A 'Www ,A X W M A A agfk dw ef? 'KL '41 -ff. 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Jil, Clarion, Pennsylvania Compliments of WAYNE R. WEAVER OLDSMOBILE Clarionis Oldest New Car Dealer 2 Miles West on 322 At Clarion Iunction 116 L. R. BATCHELER EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS Congratulations from NIW., PENNSYLVANIA BANK Sz TRUST CO. CLARION, PA. We Welcome You with Our Complete Banking Services STRENGTH . . . STABILITY . . . INTEGRITY 117 Compliments of CEO. W. WOLF IR., INC. PEN NZOIL DISTRIBUTOR SLICO PEN NA OWENS - ILLINOIS GLASS CONTAINER DIVISION PLANT I7 0 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA 118 Complimcnts of 'cYour School Dairyv CLARION DAIRY PRODUCTS Box 85 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Dial 226-6330 BROOKVILLE - SUIVIMERVILLE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Checking Accounts Savings Account Christmas Club Accounts T' 't S Aw -e' ins ti ic s Estate Planning Business Loans Automobile and Equipment Loans Personal Loans Collateral Loans FHA lNIortgage Loans VA Mortgage Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Night Depository MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 119 TYGER Sz KARL Complete Water System Co. STRATTANVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone: 764-3401 Myerys Pump System Pm. D. 1, CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Water Wells Drilled Best of Luck To the Class of 1966 HOWARD SEIGWORTH GENERAL AND CONTRACT HAULING Phone Strattanville PO 4-3433 120 THE MclVIURRAY COMPANY PUBLISHERS Brookville, Pennsylvania Ielfersonian Democrat The Brookville American Established 1838 Established 1918 SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Progressive Newspapers in a Progressive Area READ THEM-YOUR NEIGHBORS DO! Business Stationery All Kinds of Letterpress 61 Offset Printing Oflice Equipment Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1966 EMERSON'S NEW' BETHLEHEM DAIRYLAND BANK Dining Room and Outside Service 'KRedbank Valleyls Friendly Bankv DRIVE-IN ' FINE FOODS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 226-8101 BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA NEW 121 SEIDLE CHEVROLET SNYDER'S ELECTRIC CADILLAC SUPPLY C0. I Home of Si-Chev Wiring Supplies W Electric Appliances ' Used Cars Phone Blloudway 5-1363 Clarion Pennsylvania NEXV BETIILEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Phone 2:26-8300 Congrzltnlations to the Class of 1966 Meet Your Friends FULTON LUMBER 81 SUPPLY at the FIVE AND TEN for All Your Building Needs G. C. MURPHY COMPANY If itls lumber . . . call our number Phone 226-8771 Home 3 WN CLAIIICN PENNSYLVANIA CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 122 XVhy Worry? God Is Still on the Throne S G M Compliments of SALES CORSICA DISCOUNT SPOT and GLENN 'S SCRAP YARD Phone: ESsex 9-421 I CORSICA PENNSYLVANIA MOTORCYCLES-GOLFGARS HARDWARE-GIF TS SPORTING GOODS RIVER HILL CLARION PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF BOWSERIS GATEWAY MARKET SUMMERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of COURLEY'S PACKING CO. HORMEL MEATS R. D. iil NEW BETHLEHEM 123 JOHN DITZ HARDWARE Everything in Hardware Gifts of Distinction Lenox, Royal Doulton, Hummels, Fostoria Hallmark Cards Bridal registry for thc- girls. You aiu, invited to use it. Clarion Pcnnsylvamia 6116- - I NEED INSURANCE? XVliy Not Sem- BILL FLANAGAN Auto - Life - Fire - Bonds Ph fiiiti 226-9260 604 Main sf. Claric iii, Ptfiinsylwiia CHARLES D. ALCORN FUNERAL HOME oxyg t-1i Equippctl Ambulance 24 H fiiil- S61-vicv 11,xwT11o1aN PENNA Dial: Endicott 5-3361 124 NVes Kin gfs GOLF CITY Dancc To A Band Every Sat. Night ESI Holidays Indoor Miniature Golf Brookville, Pennsylvania Main Strcct E. L. CUIHER FORD SALES, INC. FORD - MERCURY - THUNDERBIRD CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA EDWARD S MAYTAG STORE GEORGE L. EDWARDS, Manager SALES and SERVICE 750 Main Street Clarion, Pennsylvania Phone 226-8040 HAGER RESURFACING 81 SUPPLY CO. Bit lrrr nnons Material and Construction Box 191 STRATTANVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Yard Strattanville, Pa. Phone PO 4-3231 125 RED BANK MILLS Complete Line of FEED, FERTILIZERS AND SEEDS Phone BRoaclway 5-1800 NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA SIMKIN S HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Houseware, Paint Heating and Plumbing Supplies Water Systems Toys and Gifts Phone ESsex 9-201 I CORSICA PENNSYLVANIA MWAFFLE SHOP CHICKEN - STEAK - SEA FOOD DINNERS CLARION MOTOR LODGE Downtown - Clarion, Pa. Compliments of LAKE ERIE FRANKLIN 81 CLARION RAILROAD COMPANY Our greatest asset your good willf, COMPLIMENTS OF f:OIlgl'21flllL1tiOI1S to flu' Cluss of 1966 PASCARETT COAL CO. x'Alxv11x's ut your fiIl2lI1L'i2ll Sclwicc COHSICA, PA. 515 Nlain Strcvt Clarion, PPHNSYIVRIIHZI ALL TYPES OF DITCHINC HASKELL FURNITURE EARL F. MILLER CQMPANY MILLER'S GRADALL Besidc thc Park R. D. 1 Box 62 For Over 57 Yearsv NIAYPORT, PA. CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Phonc Summerville UI. 6-4091 127 CLARION FURNITURE Fabrics - Furniture - Carpet Phone 226-6240 CLARION PENNA. Tune To 1300 on your Dial The All NEW W Clarion ABC W County for C Sports Clarion Booster County H Club Music - News - Special Events Community Service COMPLIMENTS OF COBLE FUNERAL HOME 330 Wood St. Telephone 226-7730 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CLAIR KENNEDY Tractor Sales Ford Tractors and Implements State Inspection VVheel Horse Lawn and Carden Tractors Ontario Crain Drills Box 12 Phone ES 9-2811 CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA 128 BEST WISHES RAY B. KENNEDY INC. Distributor of Sinclair Products CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA DONALD C. CALBRAITH FUNERAL HOME and R. AND D. FURNITURE CO. 345 Main Street Brookville Pennsylvania The Gateway to Relaxing Fun For Allv GATEWAY BOWLING CENTER, INC. Brookville, Pennsylvania Dale Fryer - ABC Sanctioned Alleys 16 AMF Pins etter Proprietors Iohn Korb - Dave Pierce Buy Your Next Car From LAUCHLIN - FREAS MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Dodge -- Plymouth East Main St. CUS 322 EJ CLARION PENNA. Phone 226-9550 129 Compliments of LOCUE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 226-7700 25 South Fifth Avenue Clarion Pennsylvania COUNTRY CLUB FOOD, INC. Complete Line of Dairy Products BROOKVILLE, PA. Phone Vlnewood 9-7337 Compliments of FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Clarion, Greenville, Grove City, Sharon, New Bethlehem, Oil City, Rimersburg, Shippenville, Sligo Pennsylvania Strong Safe Friendly Everything for the Builder CLARION BUILDERS SUPPLY Phone 226-6161 East Main Street CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Your BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned Nationally Known Effeness Enterprises, Inc. Clarion, Pa. and Rimerslmrg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERSIDE MARKET Clarionis Complete Food Market Plus Bakery Delicatessen Compliments of CLARION DRY CLEANERS ALTERATIONS, PRESSINC, REPAIRINC FORMAL XVEAR RENTAL 226-6121 LIBERTY AND 6TH AVE. CLARION MEANS-LAUF DRUG CO. 190 Main Street PQROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of RUBIN,S STORE BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of VETS BLOCK COMPANY STRATTANVILLE PENNSYLVANIA DR. RANDON MCKINLEY IRVIN MOTOR PARTS COMPANY and AUTOMOTIVE and INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES DR. OSCAR V. MCKINLEY Vlnf-wood 9-2344 - VI 9-2345 BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BROOKVILLE, PA. JAMES JEVVELERS Clarionls Quality Store Compliments of J. C. BOWERSOX R. D. 111 FAIRMOUNT CITY BROOKVILLE HARDWARE CO. 'Phone Vlus-woocl 9-2375 Congrzltulutions from BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA SVVARM OF LIMESTONE ACWAY INC. CLARION Complimcnts Miscellaneous Farm Supplies of Feecl Seecls Clarion Pennsylvania Phone 228-8027 G. C. MURPHY COMPANY 255-59 Main Street BROIJKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA HILTON'S DINER mln Tlie llc-art of Town BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA MARIE'S SHOPPE Teen Age Luclies Ready-To-Wear Sum eil Marie Montana Compliments of CLARION LODGE No. 252 I. O. O. F. STE LE ELECTRIC CO. CLARION NEWSPAPERS E Sales 61 Service T110 Clllfifm NQWS ZENITH COLOR TV - HEARING AIDS 1 , TAPPAN RANGES Every Wednesday Every Friday Plione Vlnewoocl 9-7353 Your Local CLARION County Newspaper Brookville Pcnmylvlmill 2 HAYES MACHINE SHOP Eleetrie-Welding-Acetylene We Weld Anything But A Broken Heart BROAD STREET PHONE BROudWay 5-4600 Compliments of CLARION MOTEL ROUTE 322, CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Hr mxmf- ymooners VVeleome L. L. THEISS Phone 764-3221 SCHRECK'S AUTO SALES USED CARS GENERAL REPAIRS DARL SCHRECENCOST, Owner R. D., BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA ESsex 9-4021 Compliments of YVOLF'S FURNITURE COMPANY Sixth Sz Main Street CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CROOKS' SHOES Better Shoes-Correctly Fitted 604 Main Street Compliments of SEIGWORTH RED AND WHITE IGROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE Phone 764-3686 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA STEATTANVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CHESNUTT Sl SMAII, AGENCY C I4 INSURANCE AGENCY mp 'mem YMCA Building of 137 Main Street BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Phone: VInewood 9-8100 ROBERT C. ESHBAUCH Ernest Rhoads ECC VENDERS Compliments of DR. DORAN Route 66 near New Bethlehem Route 322 near Clarion CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CARRIER STUDIO SZ CAMERA SHOP Compliments of 400 Broad St. New Bethlehem CLARION BEVERAGE COMPANY Phone BR 5-2255 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA 1:38 WINGARD'S ALICNINC SERVICE P. O. Box 92 Clarion Peimsylumia Yolfll Enjoy Slmpping at tliv R. M. S. FURNITURE COMPANY Plionc BRoz1dwuy 5-6660 NEVV BETHLEHEBI PENNSYLVANIA CLARION FRUIT COBIPANY Tclvplionc- 226-8070 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Cmnpliniz-nts of OWENS IEWELERS Artcnrvvd diamonds - Wedding rings Carluy Tlieuti-r Building MAC,S AUTO SERVICE Official Pa-innn. lnspm-ction Station SlllUl1l'L'I'Y1lll' PC11IlSylY2iI1lll Plmnc- UL 6-3811 PHILLIPS FLOWERS CLARION FRANKLIN VANSTEENBERG LUMBER INC. Ilongli and Siirfazcc-cl I.4llllll7Cl' Sigel, Pu. Plmnc PL 2-6811 WVALL CHEVROLET Nc-w Bc-tlnlc-lncin l'e1111sylvalnia Cfnnpliincnts of NEW BETHLEHEM BURIAL SERVICE Cornplinn-nts of DR. JAMES H. ARNER OPTOMETRIST CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MODERN STORE CROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE PAUL HINDMAN Phone 226-8560 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of RAGLEY BOWL ARENA R. D. 1 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CLARION MARBLE AND GRANITE Rock of Ages Dealer 764-3523 CLARION R.D. ifl MODERN DINER Meet and Eat at the Modern Diner CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CLARION FROZEN FOOD LOCKER For Lockers and Home Cabinets Beef by the Quarter FRED M. TRAISTER, Prop. Phone 226-7411 CLARION, PENNA. Compliments of DALES GARAGE R. D. 2 SUMMERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of GALLAGHER DRUGS 522 Main Street CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA JAMES KERLE Refuse Hauling CLARION PENNSYLVANIA KLINCY'S PALACE Across from Johnny Garneau's Route 322 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DR. A. L. STAHLMAN CLARION PENNSYLVANIA HAROLD GRAYBILL LUMBER CO. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER Phone 764-5062 FISHER PENNSYLVANIA Your NAPA Iobber is the Right Place to go! CORLE - BENN AUTO PARTS INC. 712 E. Main St. 819 Main St. CLARION, PA. REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Phone - 226-8540 Phone - 653-3251 Compliments of HOOVER 81 REINSEL BARBER SHOP Corner 6 61 Main Street CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of R. 81 H. CORPORATION Compliments of FATHER IOSEPH F. MEISINCER Compliments of DR. W. A. KETNER Motor Truck Carrier CLARION PENNSYLVANIA STEWART,S LOGUE QS! SON Manufacturers and Builders of Men's and Boys, Clothing Distinctive Granite Cemetery Memorials BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA SLIGO, PA. Compliments of MCNUTT JEWELRY CHARLES P. LEACH Insurance Serviee 528 Main SUCH Phone Blxoadway 5-4200 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DAN SMITH'S ICE CREAM ANI, KITCHEN FRESH CANDIES 77 Barnett Street I Mahon Street BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA HERBERTS MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND CROCERIES Phone BR 5-1155 NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CAMPUS SHOE STORE 226-6625 505 MAIN CLARION EIGHTH AVENUE SERVICE STATION Washing and Lubrication JOE and BUTCH Phone 226-9958 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Coinplinu-nts CLARION SUNOCO SERVICE f 0 Stop at Sunoco DR. C. E. STRAUSS 1 Co with COIIITICICIILT' Optonictrlst Clarion PCIIIISYIYIIIIII 2259977 Cl-'ARl0N, PA- WARREN HARNISH BURDETTES Mason Contractor Cclu-ral Electric Appliances Zcnitli 'I'.V. zlncl Ste-rco iPllOl10 226-7590 Step Saver Kitclwns 1 ' 3' I l'z 'L Cl mon lllmsy I lm l Now Butlmlelmu Clarion RICE IMPLEMENT, INC. Coniplimm-nts II1l'EF1'l12lIIOIlLll II11rw-stcr of l'l.Il'1Il and Inclustriaxl Ef1'll17lIII'llI REINSEL ROCKET MARKET New Irleu Eqilipliloiit 764-3584 226-9200 Clxrion, I'r-xmsjflvzmin R. lp. 1 l.'k,i,f,,,,,i,m Qty, pu. DIILES SERVICE 81 CROCERY TEXACO GAS - OIL - NOVELTIES VVI-est Main Strcct CORSICA PENNSYLVANIA Plionc ESsex 9-2851 DORIS-ANNE BEAUTY SALON 623 Main Strcct Clarion, Pennsylvania 226-6155 Complimcnts of TOMIS ATLANTIC 5tli anal VVoocl St. CLARION PENNSYLVANIA SABILS SUPPLY CO. Tllc Kcy to Bc-ttcr Living Compliments of I. C. PENNEY COMPANY SURIRIERVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Clarion, Pcnnsylvanial Compliments of TOWN ,N COUNTRY 1 HOUR CLEANERS 508 MAIN STREET CLARION Phone VI 9-7648 Roofing and Heating EMERY'S TIN SHOP If itis metal, we can make itu CUSTOM SHEET METAL WORK Emery W. Strohm R. D. 4, BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CLARION EQUIPMENT Compliments 1139 East Main Street Clafifmr Pi VOWINCKEL PONTIAC and JEEP M. M. Brosius fownerl McCulloch Chain Saw CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Radiator Repair Sales and Service WILLIAM RIGGS ESSO STATION AND GROCERIES Phone 379-2511 CORSICA, PENNSYLVANIA RUTH H. SLOAN, Agent GENERAL INSURANCE Notary Public Phone 226-9830 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Insure to be sure CLARION AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO., INC. 420-422 Wood Street Clarion, Pa. Q72 Pickering Street Brookville, Pa. Compliments of CHARLES KENNEDY'S GARAGE CORSICA, PA. HETRICICS FARM SUPPLY Intemational Harvester Farm Equipment Phone BR 5-0300 SAM AMATO and SONS WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE 4th Avenue CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Phone 226-8520 RETAIL MARKET NEW BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA 322 East Uf Clarion Phone 764-3854 VOSBURG'S GULF AND Compliments CYCLE SERVICE of Complete Auto and Cycle Repair AL RANKIN BENELLI 226-9985 GROUP AND PARTY BUS SERVICE CLARION PENNSYLVANIA C fmlmm plimf-nts of MILLER TRANSFER ,I cw1r Shaw Clarion, Pennsylvzlnia Compliments of AARON,S MOBIL STATION Rontc 322 STRATTANVILLE, PENNA. RUSSELL C. HEPLER, IR. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE SERVICE Phones: Office: 226-6050 Res: 226-7273 513 MAIN STREET Box 487 CLARION, PA. CLARION INDEPENDENT SERVICE STATION 54 North First Avenue Clarion, Pennsylvania 226-9914 LAWRENCE BROTHERS Tri iris it Mix Concrete Phone 226-8411 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MIDWAY SUPPLY Harclwurc and Paint Industrial Supplies 764-3727 R. D. 1, Clarion KAHLE,S TYPEWRITER SERVICE Olivetti, Underwood Sales SC Scrvicc 764-3377 TEEN MEN HEADQUARTERS ROBERTS MEN SHOP NEXV BETIILEHEM PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of GEORGE E. HENRY AND SON and BLAIR HENRY AND ELVA HENRY GENERAL INSURANCE NEVV BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA CLAUDE O. HAMILTON XATIONXVIDE INSURANCE AUTO-LIFE-FIRE 226-7342 75 West Main Street Compliments of CLARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT VV. -I. FLETCHER, Owner Office Equipment - Ofllcc Supplies Sales and Service Phone 226-8740 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CALLAGHEITS SUPERETTE BM WMS and to thc- ASHLAND SERVICE Stuclcnts and 'I14'ilL'IlCI'S Home Dre-ssccl .Mcats Of And CITOCQHQS Clarion-Limestouc School IIEIDSBUHG PENNSYLVANIA from SH 5-2430 J. M. CROOKS sz soN Compliments Compliments of it DUBOIS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK II BROOKVILLE OFFICE BROWN'S BOOT SHOP 22:3 Main sm-cr BIIOOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CLARION BIIOOKVILLE , YI 9-55361 Complil 114-11 ts of LOVE'S FLOWERS 55 North 5th Avc 11114' Pho xlcl 226-7260 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA CYOIIIPIIIIICIIIS of CLARION CANDY COMPANY Compliments of L 81 R DECORATING COMPANY CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MILLEITS EQUIPMENT john Du-rc Farm Equipment T64-3785 Compliments of DR. JOHN E. BROOKS CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CHAR-VEL CANDIES NEW' BETIILEIIEM PENNSYLVANIA KING DRUG STORE Tlic 'iRc-xalli' Storc Plionv 226-8450 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Complimc-nts of CORBETT BROS. Compliments of HILDEBRAND SNUG HARBOUR Compliments of RESTAURANT GROSS MOTORS on Route 66 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA 5 miles North of New Bethlehem BANKERS SUPPLY HOUSE I E R R I , S Commercial 61 Job Printing G12 MAIN STREET CLARION, PA. Plionc- 226-8120 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA LATEST IN FAS IIIONS BROOKVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 132 Main Street Brookville, Pennsylvania 15825 Telephone: Arc-11 Coclv 814 849-5335 Robert D. Matson, Mgr. Life - Casualty - Firm- Congrutulations to tlic Class of 1966 UNITED NATURAL GAS COMPANY, THE LEADER-VINDICATOR Tlic Complc-tv Family Newspaper BR 5-1300 NEYV BETIILEHEM, PA. FISHER LUMBER CO. C. B. Cruybill and Son RIilI'lllf2lL'tllI'0I' of Hurd :incl Soft Lumlucr 764-3384 FISIIER, PENNSYLVANIA RICHARD PIERCE BARBER SHOP Main Street Corsica, Pennsylvania Monday, Friday 9:00 to 9:00 Tues., Thurs., Sat. 9:00 to 5:30 Closed Wednesday CLARION DRILLING 81 BLASTING CO., INC. Blasting with Explosives and Ammonium Nitrate Phono 226-9330 CLARION PENNSYLVANIA MILES QSZ SON LUMBER CO. Compliments Complete Repair NVork of Complete Homes - Complete Kitchens RANKIN'S MEAT MARKET 764-3846 Limestone, Pa. Route 66 301 Wfxst Main Clilfifm LARIMER AND NORTON, INC. Strattanville Pennsylvani 1 Compliments of ZACHERL MOTOR TRUCK SALES CLARION, PA, HEETER LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Building Supplies R6-di-Mix Concrete New Bethlehem Pennsylvania Compliments of KENNETH RHOADS Wiring, Plumbing, and Heating Clarion Countyis Finest Store l WEINS CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA BROOKVILLE FLOWER SHOP LULU and DON ESPY 231 Malin Strvot Phono VI 9-7348 BHOOKVILLE, PENNA. MODERN LOAN COMPANY OF BROOKVILLE l25-B Main Struc-t YMCA Building Phono VInewood 9-5373 BROOKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLINC CO., INC. CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 226-8011 C. A. REINSEL PHARMACY Your PRESCRIPTION Phzirmalcy Wfhcrc the Miruclcs of Modern Medical Scivncc Mc-vt tht- Puhlic NEW' RETHLEIIEINI PENNSYLVANIA Products You Prefer ut Prices You Like Complimcnts of CLARION RESTAURANT CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of ELSLAGERIS RADIO AND TELEVISION Phone 226-7830 CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA FURLONC'S MACHINE SHOP Electric Motor Service Ccne-rutors - Repairs XVa-lcliug - Starters CLARION PENNSYLVANIA WHITE'S APPLIANCES Modern Appliances for Better Living FRIGIDAIRIC - PIIILCO - ZENITH Phone 226-8520 518 MAIN STREET CLARION CITIZENS LOAN CORPORATION 408 Main Street CLARION PENNSYLVANIA Phono 226-8111 Compliments of TROESE BROTHERS DORIAN SHOPPE CLARION VARIETY CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DICK'S WHEEL 81 RADIATOR SERVICE South 5th Avenue CLARION PENNA. 226-8050 Patron's Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Hufnagel Rea Wholesale Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ray Pope Ir. Workis Funeral Home Drs. Randon and Oscar McKinley Fred A. Marklcy F. L. Baum Rachel and Andy Dr. Fred Philp Dr. WVayne S. McKinley Thomas D. Stauffer Lerch Dress Shop Smith's Sealtest Distributor Distributor Tire Sales Evans Sporting Goods Donls Dairy Store Harwick TV Repair Jones and Laughlin Supply Montana Shoe Repair Love Brothers jewelers The Hair Shop Pel Shoe Store Christian Book Store Klineys Dry Cleaners Division Humphrey Charcoal Corporation Janes Beauty Shop B. and G. Welding Machine Shop C LIST Sam's Cycle Sales Cable Furniture and Appliance Haugh,s Dairy Millie Lou,s Beauty Salon Hummels Store Crate's Variety Store Little Chef Diner Hawk Brothers Contracting Keystone Dollar Store Dr. Thomas A. Forman Martz,s Market Copies Esso Place Laughlin Sunoco Service Kay Simpson Beauty Salon Company Arnold Dinger Nationwide Insurance R. L. Shaffer M. D. Crooks Brothers, Brookville, Pa. Dexter Enterprises C. W. Espy and Sons Doverspike Barber Shop George B. Noel, Nationwide Insurance Allegretto Market Frosty Freeze Harriger Garage McEwen,s Radio - Refrigerator Service Pennwood Park A Friend