Clarks Summit Clarks Green High School - Cliffs Yearbook (Clarks Summit, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

746 gag., af 1945 EUNTENTS VULUME E3 AUMINISTHATIUN ELASSES AETIVITIES ALBUM ADVERTISEMENTS N gr ff. 6 SPURT5 N1EE xxfv HER 'IUNS P0 MR ARTHURE MINNIER SLPERVISIINC PRINCIPAL MR W1LLIaM H CRUM HILH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL THE THEME Lockers whxch have housed so many whmch have taken o much abuse yet served so nobly before whlch have begun so many frlendshlps and argu ments ln short whxch have seen us at our worst and be L ' 1 ' . . ' 1 books, coats and memoriesg ' s 1 Q : ' , ' s . 26- QM Bzdlranun We the members of the Semor Class of 1948 of the Clarks Summxt Clarks Green jomt Hlgh School hereby dedlcate the CLIFFS OF 1948 to MISS DOROTHY M WEBBER an MISS MARY PAULINE JONES as our expressron of deepest apprecxatlon for the unselfish effort and smcere mterest wh1ch they have put forth for us we wxll profit by thenr teachlng and guldance and w1ll carry thexr faxthful frlendshrp wlth us for many years to come C41 President Nxck Armstrong Vxce presldent Bud Whxte Secretary treasurer Marcra Tmker STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l IS an organlzatlon to glve the students an opportumty to express thelr ldeas and opxnxons to the faculty and to help 1n operatlng the school Among the councxls many dunes are the ar rangements for specxal assembhes as well as plannmg the conduct of regular assembly procedure The alm of the Student COUnCll IS to encourage good c1t1zensh1p and famr play among the students One great accomphshment whrch the Counc1l IS proud of thrs year IS the lnauguratlon of an orderly system for entermg and leavmg the school assembhes The Student Counc1l has been responslble for brlng 1ng a number of professlonal entertamment features to the stage of Clarks Summlt H1gh School Two popular assembly programs sponsored by the Student Counc1l thls year were a Swrss bell rmger quartet and a skllled team of exh1b1t1on potters The Counc1l also schedules class assembly programs Each phase of assembly management IS m the hands of a specral comm1ttee At the regular meetlngs Counc1l members plan thexr programs and discuss school problems Such school necessmes as clean lockers lunch room procedure and other matters of cooperatlve pohcy are consldered and conclusxons and solutxons are arnved at by democratxc procedure Thus organlzatlon IS comprlsed of representatlves from the home rooms of grades seven to twelve The officers are presldent Nrck Armstrong vrce presldent Edgar Whxte secretary treasurer Marcla Tmker Others on the executlve board are Dave Dorn Gall Davxs and Nancy Honce Meetmgs are scheduled for the first Monday of every month Mr Crum rs our advrsor man Ernestme Davls Nancy Honce Shrrley Zxmmerman Maureen Vanchenr Gaxl Davis Page Norton David Dennen ack Smlth Louls Guzzi Standing George Knowles Herbert Swartz Frank Houck Davld Dorn Edgar Whlte Nlcholas Armstrong Marcxa Tlnker Mr Crum 'xl fi' V 7 . V . . Sitting-Richard Cromwell, Ruth Zimmerman, Katherine Morris, Ronald Bayliss, Ralph Pettengill, William New' A , ' , ' - ' '- , , , ' . P I 94, T f H a- V ,za f 2 ff r g f ' ,, ,f ' . 5 , ga gl ' . 1 Q . I f ' f ,g '. l THE SCHUUL BU!-IRD Mr Frank A Sxmms presrdent Mr George Gregg vrce presxdent Mr Sherman S Ranclc Treasurer Mr Bert L Lrles secretary Mr Floyd Beemer Mr Wrllard Fray Mr Henry Ruger Mr Edward D Turnbull Mr john H Wrlcox Mr James Wrlson GRADE SEHUUL FACULTY GROVE STREET BUILDING M1ss Alrce Evans fF1fth Gradej Bloomsburg Penn State B S and MEd m Elementary Educatlon Mrs Marlorxe Ward Fitz Gerald flimdergartenj Mansfield Normal extra credxts at Marywood Mlss Agnes ohnson QTh1rd Gradej West Chester Mlss Ahce ustm fEourth Gradel fx! F3 DIVISION STREET BUILDING lvlrs Marguerxte Warren LFIYSC Grade Eat Stroudshurg New York Unnerxty Mrs Clara Turnbull fSecond Grade! East Stroudsburg Penn State lvlaryvtood Lnnersrty of Scranton Vlr Marv Warner fTh1rd Gradej Bloomshurg urcdxt at Penn State and lvlaryxsood College lvl Htlcn Ro er fI:ourth Gradel Blocm hurg New X rk Lnxxtrrty Penn e Bloomsburg Marywood College Miss Vxola Leach fSec ond Gradej Oneonta Mansfield BS Mrs josephlne Lesher fFxrst Grade, Mansfield State Mrs Annette Lloyd fF1fth Grade, Bloomsburg Mrss Esther Pedrxck QSrxth Gradej Mansheld State BS rn Elementary Edu catron Mrss Veromca Penyak fS1xth Gradej East Strouds hurg B S rn Elementary Education 163 . , , 1. , f 1. . , 1. . , Q- 1 f 1- r- - 1 - - , , , 1 1 9 , I , 1 ,l , v 1 ' , Q ' s as- ' . e , ' v I . ,, -q A 'w Q W- .. ' I f' H V .., J, S . .. 'sz .. 'v lv . .s. A ' , . , ' 4' . I 1 .rss ' si , ms , . . , .-' o 5 ', Stat. f Y' THE HIGH SCHUUL FACULTY Mr ohn Arcangelo fScnence East Stroudsburg BS Mrss Irene Belensky QHealthJ East Stroudsburg BS Mrss Sally Bowen QNurseJ Methodrst Ilprscopal Hosprtal Brooklyn N Y Regrstered Nurse Mass Sara Brace fArtj Bloomsburg State College Columbia Umversrty Mr Wrllram Crum fH1gh School Prrncnpal Engllsh Bucknell Umversrty A B rn Englrsh Mr Frederrck Davrdson QSocxal Studresl Unrversxty of Scranton BA Mr Harry DeWitt fVocatlonal School Lafayette degree rn Clvll Englneermg Mr Walter Freed QMUSICJ Susequehanna Umversxty Bucknell Unrversrty Penn State Mr Fred Gabnel 1HealthJ East Stroudsburg BS rn Phys Ed Mr MlchaelHab1an fVocat1onal School, Penn State BS m Vocatronal Educatxon Mlss Dorothy Hand fMAthCm3IlCS, Syracuse Umversrty Columbxa Unrversnty A B Mrss Louise Heal fSocral Studresj Mary wood College AB Mr john Houck Vocatronal Schoolj Lehigh BS m Electrrcal Engmeenng Mrs Eve ewett Languagej St Lawrence Umversrty AB Mrss Pauline ones lLanguageJ AB Bryn Mawr College Temple Umversrty Marywood College Umversrte de Drjon Mxss Theresa Knoetgen fLrbraryJ Marywood AB Unwersrty of Scranton Mrss Jeanne LaFonta1ne fEngl1shJ West Chester Marywood College BS rn Secondary Educatron Mr George MacFarlane fVocat1onal Schoolj 35 years Industry fmechanrcalj 7 years vocatronal tralnrng mstructron Miss Chnstme Mack KMUSIC, Mans field State BS Mlss Mrldred Mnkolon fScxence and Mathematrcsj Marywood College BA Mr Arthur Mrnmer fSupervxsmg Principal, Bucknell AB Bucknell AM Penn State graduate credrt Mass Jane Ratchford QHome Ecj Marywood College BS Mr Donald Rlker fVocat1onal Schoolj Voc Ed Penn State Mrs Erma Schrlllng fSocral Studlesj Syracuse Umversrty A B Mrss Dorothy Webber fBusrnessj Susquehanna Um versrty B S degree 1n busmess educatron Columbla Umversrty I7 .I J, ,.-1 ..: 4 , , , 5 - . 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' Charles N zcbolas Armstrong IMPULSIVE Nrck IS easrly recognrzed by hrs blond crew cut always rn a whrrl of 3CtlVlIl6S- says and does thrngs on the spur of the moment -contrrbuted to both football and basketball teams great pal wrth the grrls loves to trnker wrth odd Jobs mercurral rntellrgent and has a wrnnrng way an up and comrng chemrcal engrneer N ancy ean Barclay ADAPTABLE-our Southern Belle always ready for a good trme-capable prefers the Yankee boys loves to dance an enthusrastrc spectator at all basketball games-smart jorned us rn the mrddle of thrs year-easy gorng lrves out yonder and drrves to school tagged You All Wzllram Frederzclz Beemer FRATERNIZER Promrnent member of the Senior Class lrkes responsrbrlrty and handles rt dependably well known for hrs dark curls- ready to iight for any frrend lrkes cowboy musrc hrs clever remarks wrll be chuckled over long after he has left the halls of Summrt Hrgh has plans to become a lawyer-oft called Bugs Iobn Frederzck Bunnell EASY GOING Bun rs tall and good lookrng has lrght curly harr and eyelashes never rn a hurry just takes thrngs rn hrs strrde all scho lastrc football team of 1947 good natured no socral gatherrng rs complete wrthout John loves all krnds of sports-a great mrxer rather tacr turn untrl after 3 45 langurd wants to be a gentleman farmer ll0l ' - - - - ts as - st . . . . 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F rederzck Roy Clause UNOBTRUSIVE Frxtzs car IS the reason for many a hllanous tlme loves Halloween and IS the cause of many a devel1sh prank-can dlsplay good common sense when the need arxses-re served and relaxed always ready for a good tlme -one of the vocat1onal gang unassummg a1r Inez I aura Coe PLACID In1e IS jov1al and forever accom panled by a wad of gum always takes her tlme st1cks close to her chums-lxkes to talk llkes to dance amb1t1ous worker good natured well known for her perfect set of teeth favor1te color yellow favor1te food ham plans on 1o1n1ng the WAVES Marjorze Ilene Cook COMPETENT Margxe IS well known for her typmg ab1l1ty good humor and wmnmg person allty gam her many fnends-helpful coworker of any commxttee mterested 1n photography I'Cl13blC-CECICHI never seems to be nn a hurry jokes cause a slow sm1le to creep over her face her plans for the future are certaxn I Douglas Allen Crazg NONPAREIL-can handle any car With perfec t1on prefers an Oldsmobxle usually seen wxth Tom W1ll1ams-always clownmg soclalxzer can well be known as the morale builder of the M1lk Bar hkes and IS hked by everyone from s1x to SIXIY plans to be an engmer 111 4 - 1 - .. - N . . . 1 1 1 . . . , . . . J .K 02 'Y f ,gas V ja. e v +124 ,,' f - V, ,li-321, J wfaft-we .. fu , , s. - Q.. . . 1 , 1 1 Robert Leslze Cutts INDUSTRIOUS Bob rs bound to go far good electr1c1an and talented trumpet player studlous always one of the early brrds to arr1ve at C S H S 1n the mornmg a hard worker handy man to have around has been wlth us for 12 years reknowned for hrs perfect attendance record plans to enlxst rn the Marine Corps Thelma Louzse Da ws PETITE Doesn t say much except to Glenn a good student but 0 so small' st1ll gets lnto the movxes for half pr1ce crazy about cake and bananas amrable hkes to go slerghrrdm pleaslng dxsposmon looks forward to Home Ec class w1ll be a worklng grrl Charles Edward Dempsey SINCERE always pleasant and friendly to everyone-consclentxous about the lxttle tlungs that count a formxdable tackle a neat dresser -co operatxve an rnvaluable member of the Semor Class young man wrth a horn-congemal an Honor Student partlclpates IH all school actwmes-lrkes Gmger and meatloaf well hked by old and young alike-called Chlc fl 2 Pbzllzp Iobn Dettore, Ir ADVENTUROUS--C S H S s star athlete all scholastrc football broke local schoolboy scor mg record 1n football always the lrfe of the parts 1dol of the younger female exploswe soclal 1zer good frrends wxth everyone never on t1me h1s excuse IS shavrng ardent Jxtterbug born entertalner jovlal volatxle will go to col lege next year ts as - s Z .. at L , i 1' T 1 s 'i . . . . - ' - ' D- El l Q . 1 . . 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N . ,, .. -. - - - - a - ts v au Dawd Wzllzam Dorn ENERGETIC Dave rs Mlchlgan s glft to Clarks Summxt always burstmg wlth enthuslasm and WISE remarks-says he s destmed to lead a sc1en t1sts hfe has eyes that are the envy of all the females voluble generally seen wlth camera 1n hand ma1n stockholder 1n hrs MUlt1COlOf 25 Bulck enterprlse actlve 1n school events Patrzcza Ann F mlzler AFFABLE somewhat reserved except when she s wlth her fnends a hard worker has a placid d1spos1t1on people often confuse her with lean -one of our cheerful Drug Store lass1es has a gay smile l1kes horseback fldlllg and square dancmg her favorlte subject IS art wxll be elther a nurse or an artlst Eunzce Clazre Fzsb MUSICAL Eunxe IS a talented planxst wlth musrc defimtely her career has plenty of mtelh gence wlth an added spark of wlt co operatlve l1kes a good laugh trustworthy works hard and leaves any job well done an honor student the accompamst of most C S H S muslcal extravaganzas-easy to get along wrth clefimtely slated for success Reynold Vzcfor F orgzone COMPATIBLE has dark curly hair and a pleasant dlspo mon likes to kld around wlth both the fellows and girls-frlendly always wxl Img to help-usually seen clerklng at the A E? 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Q . - . . . 1 , S .-. - - ns 11 Dolores Ruth Gardner WITTY sets the mood of the crowd has shiny nut brown ha1r metlculous dresser a t ue frlend dependable an ardent Waverly fan mdustrlous worker has an endless supply of puns and wrt IS good natured and has a fnendly dxsposxtlon pohshed wlth sophmstlcatxon always collectmg somethmg wlll attend Keystone next year always up on the latest style always called Dee Harry Sherman Glasson TEMPERAMENTAL plays anythmg from drums to hookey to post office a subtle sense of humor-energet1c goes steady w1th Eume and the fire department--orxgmal a dlllxgent worker showed much finesse rn stage constructlon as plres toward a medxcal career hence the mek name Doc Iolan Iosepb Glynn CONFORMABLE john has dark wavy half and freckles-carefree has been an altar boy for several years frequents the Youth Center aml able somewhat lmpassxve to the femlmne charms can usually be found enveloped m a card game has a rolhckmg sense of humor dxsplays h1s abrhty as a vocatxonal school student Arlzne Wally Grzll TALENTED songstress ballenna acrobat ' really belongs on the stage actlve partlclpant m many extra curncular actxvltxes dark brown halr wxth eyes to match-engagmg personalxty loves to swlm and play basketball popular strlctly modern xn clothes looks and opmxons-always has a good joke to tell versatxle will go to col lege next year X 7 4 ' i . l r ...- .T . I Q . a - ,tt .N tt 1- l l T I . lt 3 .. l ' ' 'WT 1 ' y . . - 1 . l14l Lorazne lean Ha ner FLIRTATIOUS blond curly halr blue eyes known as Lora or Half to most-came to us from Mlchxgan a shght Detrolt accent lav1shes her talents on the JUUIOI' boys honor student drlves a 46 Dodge expertly loves a good joke adds sharp dresser plans to attend college Bernzce Marzlyn H all QUIET Bermce always has that well groomed look very clever with any k1nd of clothes s n cere really an outdoor sport enthusxast l1kes skatmg swxmmmg slelghrldmg and horseback r1d 1ng her finesse wlth a needle and thread would have a good tlme and makes an agreeable companlon Ronald Iobn Holdswortb SONGSTER Ronme IS one of the really tal ented semors famous for hxs partxclpatxon ID all musxcales from our own sophomore assembly to lead IH thls year s operetta a vocational student sens1ble has the personallty of a successful pol1t1c1an-dehghts 1n those pranks that make hxs VlCtlm s halr stand on end a potential carpenter Esther Florence H oltzman BUOYANT perky type of looks happy go lucky-chatterbox dates out of town fellows- always has a blg smlle for everyone the center of the Senlor Home Ec classes-a dlhgent worker snappy conversatxonallst 2 neat dresser amx able matchless d1spos1t1on a prospectxve tele phone Operator lf15'l - ' ' - i , life to any gathering where there isn't food-- make her a good seamstress-likable-loves to Franczs Scanlund Houck INGENIQUS a prornment Sen1or has a subtle sense of humor flavored with sarcasm Dr Jekyll Mr Hyde attltude studlous lmmune to ll female advances Charhe Splvak on the trumpet has a unlque speakmg voice an apt thesplan great finesse at makmg lud1crous remarks IH class he plans to be a sclentxst jean Luczlle H ouser PLEASANT Jeannle has long thlck wavy ha1r the envy of all her classmates-easy conversa txonallst a true frlend who mspxres confxdence can be seen after school behmd the fountaln at the Rexall seldom seen wxthout a sm1le enjoys a good laugh llkes to slelghrxde really enjoys a good txme w1ll go to bUSlHCSS school Glenn lay ayne FAITHFUL steady Grand Umon worker for four years can usually be found at the vocatxoml chool durlng chool hours drlves a '7 Chevy Thelma usually occupxes the front seat and his txme agreeable has a quxet manner wlll be successful m his llne Glenn l Norman Roland johnson SHY very easy to get along wlth football hero doesnt bother too much wlth the glrls-one of the first semors to drlve the vocatlonal school IS hls most frequented habltat llkes to joke around known as A Good Egg usually called Norm 161 T i i 7 9 S - 4.3 .Xl nl ,N fl i C 'xt 5 s s - J .. - - wierd Rosemary Margaret Kassebart DEMURE 6f1t1Clf1g blond tresses and creamy complexxon qulet hard to change her decxsxve OPIIIIOUS mdolent can always be found 1n a confidentmal conversatlon w1th oan has a yen for the b1g c1ty hkes excrtement dancmg and good t1mes-surprxsmg temper angellxc appear ance her clothes show very good taste always called Ka SIC Gene Suzanne Keller UNAFFECTED best known for her marlmba playmg tall dark and attractxve her captlva tmg glggle can be heard long before she IS seen eager to take part m all act1v1t1es-prefers out of town boys-a good sense of humor never m a bad mood always w1ll1ng to cheer somebody up future plans are mdefimte Betty jane Kznsrnan LITHE a charmlng blond gay and carefree a beautxful voxce as a result of natural talent hard work and trammg possesses the most envlable wardrobe has proved a charmmg hostess at many of her partles-member of the Schubert Club- always agrees wxth and enters wholeheartedly 1nto the gangs plans- B j to all Vzrgznza Kramer SENSITIVE Gmger IS decxsxve 1n her hkes and dlsllkes a sweet dlsposltlon stud1ous and lntelllgent-especlally noted for her freckles spends most of her tlme wlth that certaln trum peter agreeable has a klnd word for every body would be a perfect hostess dresses sxmply and neatly hopes to study psychology and work wrth children E171 .f Ziwi V gg:-...ya 1 A af. 1,5 ff.Y.tw , W X ' ' ' flfl -7' La' U. v .. 1 T , 1 , T , i tt . -Q S . . . . . . 0 . ,, . . . . . , -. 1. Q t. -1 Clare Louzse Lawrence VIVACIOUS-Clare s the gal Wlth the fascma tmg green eyes--vim and vlgor that never gwe out a talented actress-av1d reader and musxc lover a good mlxer a smooth dancer a d1l1 gent partlclpant xn or enthuslastxc spectator at all sports-versatxle oan Luczetta Loder VERBOSE pearly whnte teeth 1nexhaust1ble supply of conversatlon jovlal Hammg temper -dI'1VBS mvanably rn the midst of complex s1tu atlons-can always hven a party-contagrous gay mood has been w1th us for 12 years-freely vo1ces her opmxons-has a knack for tellmg an experxence-compamonable plans to be a beau Beverly jane Logan TRIM memorable laughter and garety under takes all enterprlses senously rhythmlc mar1mba player-eficxent sports a sparkler th1rd fmger left hand v1a Taylor-enjoys horseback ndmg and relnshes Texas Hot Wemers--possesses a umque sense of humor her future is pretty much decided Iosepbme Marze Lomeo HAPPY GO LUCKY llkes a laugh even lf xt s on her-curly haxr another of the Home Ec Set a hard worker really enjoys basketball Home Ec class and skatxng-carefree will be a designer and dressmaker always called jo U31 tician. . . . . . - - , , , ... , . . . H . l -1- 1 ! 2- 1- Y 1 ' 1' ' ' ' it DV Wzllzam john Mannzng HUMOROUS-loves to tell jokes and sphts h1s s1de laughxng at them shows a preference for junior glrls-mvanably walks with hlS hands 1n hls pockets-senslble kmd to dumb ammals- crazy about hrs Model A member of the Naval Reserve plans to go to college always called 1 Robert W Matthews PRAGMATIC Bob IS very brxlllant has proved a valuable frrend when tutormg 1S deslred mdlspensrble worker on all Class committees- well known for use of mlle long vocab words well hked by fellow students-proficrent l ways ready for a good tlme but seems to prefer Scranton to get lt plans Prlnceton and dlplo matlc field George Henry Menmg try anythmg once the Mad Scxentlst type good natured-one of C S H S s contrlbutlons to the dream game plenty of dnve and 1n1t1at1ve subtle sense of humor forever having car trouble has the bUS1fl6SSl1kC approach to all tasks a dxllgent worker wxll be a Navy man or electncal engmeer Rzcbard George Morgan enjoys Arkxe and Tng class-well known for h1S safe dnvmg lrkes to plant auto bombs nn acquaintance s cars-llkes any kmd of sport al ways ready for excxtement or a good tlme known as Rocky plans to be a partner 1n a co opera tlve gas statlon enterpnze after graduatlon hopes to be one of Clarks Summrts promment busrness men U91 . 1 T- T- I . . . 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' ' - A ' - INTERESTING-always good for a laugh-will RETIRINQ-Kr-razy about baseball!!-really Suzanne Catberzne Morrzs RESERVED qulet untll she gets wlth the gang and then loves to bake and really turns out dCl1ClOUS cakes-calm cool and collected agree able and slncere worker a deslrable member of any comm1ttee congenlal manages the basket ball team wxth skxll serxously thmkxng of nurs always called Suzy lane Ann Mutcbner LOQUACIOUS-Jame 1S always m the center of actxvxty possesses an exceptxonal sense of humor 1deal1st mterestmg conversatlonalxst undertakes all tasks wxth enthusxastxc vlgor well known for her one xnch scarlet nalls-has long taffy ha1r crazy about jazz-one of Clarks Ianzce Luczlle Noecker AGREEABLE janlce has no worry for the future she wlll be a June bride-one of the first Semor glrls to flash a dlamond-calm has the new look a capable athlete slow manner of speakmg frequently seen drxvmg a Chevy qulet struts her stuff as a drum majorette Richard Glenn Petbzck PLEASURE LOVING always has a good txme debonalr blond wavy harr and dark eyes- casual has envlable record collectxon lxkes to jam on the barxtone sax amicable ardent 9OCl3.l1ZCI' especlally wlth the glrls--looks for ward to Tng cla s called Duck' asplres to ward the watch repamng profession l20l ing as a profession and will make a good onel- Summit's safest drivers-popular and peppy. - Q- , I K , . 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' Dorothy Ioan Poehl man VIVID a very talented soprano-sings m all local muslcal presentatxons-dark complex1ou wlth a flashmg smxle remlnlscent of a Spamsh senormta member of the Schubert Club-hkes butterscotch sundaes-a p1ano vlrtuoso-gets along very mcely Wlth a certam lad from Waverly will follow a muslcal career always called Dot john Thomas Quzgg SUAVE tall dark and handsome a four let ter man reknowned for hxs umque ldeas IH both school and m1sch1ef a good mlxer-capable has a new l1ne for every g1rl shxnes m every thmg from Trlg to truck drlvmg-casual al ways snowed under wlth school work an ex h1leratmg addltlon to any gather1ng plans to attend Lehlgh for engmeermg EFFERVESCENT jeannles 1n the center of all aCtlV1t16S at C S H S talks your ear off energet1c a very talented artlst appears care free her sparkl1ng personallty and fnendly d1s posltlon wm her many fnends-wmner of the 8th Grade American Leglon Award does any task to perfection a born actress-peppy wxll be a commercial artlst IDEALISTIC-Gmny s the gal who xs llked and adm1red by everyone she knows-a born leader -enthusxastlc partlcxpant m all extra curncular actxvxtxes-a good mxxer always bemg elected to some posxtlon magnetlc personallty loves all kmds of sports-pleasant dlsposmon a good swxmmer-drlves-mtelllgent may choose nurs mg as a professxon lf21l jean Adelle Ross Virginia Lou Rozell Wzllzam Patrzele Ryan IRISH short dark and dashmg' master of the dance floor really has the gift of gab-carefree has a flattering lme for every gal full of fun -everybody s buddy B111 s ma1n mterest 1n hfe 15 hfe h1s secondary IS Wrmmen always a Joke that s Ryan' Helen Dorothy Singer SENSIBLE-dnves a httle Ford to school nearly every day sxlent subtle type usually seen r1d mg wlth srster Vxolet-drscreet mvaluable to all pubhcxty commlttees because of abxllty at poster makmg amlable never 1n a bad mood says she doesnt mmd an occaslonal walk to school plans to attend busmess school Gene Stoeekel HARDY Gene ns a true sportsman a huntmv and fishing fanatlc usually has a thoughtful senous expression on hrs face sllent dunng school hours-can play the trumpet hke no bodys busmess-1s happiest when hes on a hunting trap rn the woods joseph Andrew Surgalla AMIABLE lenjoys a good long walk to and from school every day peerless dlsposxtlon vocatxonal boy lanky although quiet he find enough to say at the rxght txme teases the gurls -easy gomg IS never daunted by the female charms-casual well llked by all fellow students known as oe l22l 4 . . . . 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NJ as Martha Iean Toth DEPENDABLE pleasant friendly face framed with long blond hair an opportumst a drum majorette for 3 years-enjoys a good book progressive likes to go to the movies- favonte star is Gene Kelly an invaluable friend likes to be called Marty plans to be a secre Edward Mzlton Trams JAUNTY hails from Chinchilla-one of the vocational students who adds a spark of life to our Senior class-usually seen with Doug Tom or Joe-eilicient has spent most of his spare time for the past 3 years with a certam alumna a subtle sense of humor a good all around sort Nancy Geraldine Walter CONGENIAL tall with red hair and green eyes-walks all the long way to school everyday -crazy about swimming and ice skating really enjoys art class and spends most of her time 1n that room-co operative a slncere and hard worker likes to sleighride always called jerry would like to attend business school Calla Mae Weegar ATTRACTIVE has beautiful expressive blue eyes-apt at affecting a sophisticated air never has to worry about a nde home-charming well remembered 1n the junior Play the star girl athlete of the Senior class-a jazz enthusiast -drlves-Calla will go to modeling school after graduatlon E231 -a , . - . . . , - - I -- -- Q , , , - tary. of person-a prospective electrician. Rzcloard Sebert Wenzel Edgar Wzllzam Wbzte BASHFUL a w1nn1ng smrle-embarrassxng mo DROLL where theres llfe theres Bud has a ments have caused many a blush to creep over his keen w1t and exerclses It freely particularly ap face actxve rlght fielder on the baseball team precxated by Cappy small but dynamlc has amlable strawberry blond and good lookmg been tagged wxth Alba s1nce first year Latm spends lelsure tlme ln art room Seems tO CHJOY the star comedlan of the Semor class plans to hfe ln general forever drawmg cartoons known attend college but undeclded as to where as Rlch Audrey Wzllzams Roger Thomas Willzams RETICENT appears rather reserved at tlmes COLLABORATOR hearty greet1ng for every but 1S really a lot of fun galavants wrth Esther one b1g hearted spends more tlme goxng to and Inez tflm always has a good txme ln study and from the Vocatlonal School than rn lt hall-crazy about potato chips-her ablllty to constantly seen whlzzlng by ln a green olds-one see the humorous sxde of sltuatlons has caused her of the class s most co operatlve and wlllxng to many an uncontrollable it of g1ggles has no work members talkatxve always ready to do a definite plans for her future favor Tom l24l l . . . - ., . ., T ... , l - - - ss as - - us - as w l . . n , ' 1. f 1 . . ' . - - . . . . . . . . 1 f - as u Gerald Clayton Young FRIENDLY Jerry IS always 1n a good mood a good student forever k1dd1ng vuth the grrls never refuses to lend a helpmg hand-enters IDIO all tasks w1th enthuslasm good natured always wears a smxle never mrsses a game or other school presentatxons-w1ll go to V P I after graduatlon to become an englneer SENIUH CLASS HISTUHY In 1936 we Hrst grade enthuslasts were begmnmg our struggle through those twelve long years' Second grade found us scrawhng our names 1n longhand and were we proud' In thnrd grade we learned to tell txme and spell hard words such as handkerchxef Fourth grade problems were long dlV1S1OH and the boys chas1ng the glrls with garter snakes In our fifth year the DIVISION Street class and the Grove Street class combined at the Grove Street Grade School w1th many new frlends Slxth grade mult1pl1cat1on cards after school' The much awa1ted seventh grade junror hxgh school and all 1ts thnlls-those hxgh and mlghty senlors-and stxfled gxggles as we bravely ventured out on the dance floor w1th the Twostep I elghth grade class assembly several lassles d1d the Irlsh Jxg wlth Calla Weegar and Clalre Lawrence taklng the spot l1ght We also had George MacNamara Mennlgs band there with us Charlxe Dempsey and jean Ross recexved the Amerlcan Leg1on Award Chmchllla and Glenburn Grade Schools joxned our freshman ranks The Freshman class presented Sassprllla starring jerry Hllwlg Charhe Dempsey Tom ulgg and Phxl Dettore Sarah Yoder Loulse Lamg and jean Ross played the The Cunnlng Luna c Tom ulgg and Phxl Dettore played varslty Chlc Dempsey and B111 Beemer Dettore and Qulgg were also basketball letterman Clalre Lawrence and Calla Weegar starred on the glrls hockey and basket ball teams Our first formal dance The Frosh featured a May ueen wlth muslc by Freddxe Student Councll representatlves were Tom Quxgg Bev Logan and Jack Gordon Ph1l Dettore was our presx dent John Bunnell vxce presldent Bev Logan secre tary and Gmny Rozell treasurer As Sophomores Phxl Dettore and John Bunnell aga1n became presldent and vxce presldent respectxvely George Menmg was secretary and joe Surgalla treas urer The Student Councll representatives were Tom Qulgg Chxck Dempsey and Glenn Jayne Football featured halfback Dettore and fullback Qulgg Bun nell and Dempsey were substxtutes On the basketball court Phxla Dettore aga1n held a place and John Bun fContmucd on page 281 I 25 I - . . 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S , ' 1 Q - ' Vzrgmza Rozell Charles Dempsey Nzcbolas Armstrong Wzllzam Beemer U61 Thomas Quzgg Arlzne Grzll Pbzllzp Dettore john Bunnell E271 Sara A Brace Dorothy M Webber Class AGVISOI Class Adv1sor SENIOR CLASS HISTORY fContmued from page 252 nell vxas a sub Our hockey players tlus year were Sarah Yoder Calla Weegar Gxnny Rozell and Cla1re Lawrence Yoder Weegar and Rozell were on the g1rls basketball team G1nny Rozell and Clalre Lawrence were cheerleaders The Sophomores shone 1n the operetta H M S Pmafore Arl1ne Gr1ll as JOSCPIIIDC and Ronald Holdsworth as Dlck Deadeye Charl1e Dempsey was boatswa1n and many othexs were 1n the chorus Eun1ce F1sh was the 05C13l accompamst We presented a parody on the Pmafore for our class assembly Our oilicers were presldent Charles Dempsey VICC presxdent Bob Matthews secretary Eumce Flsh and treasurer G1nny Rozell who filled the oilice when Sarah Yoder moved to Towanda Repre sentatlng the eleventh grade on the Student Councll were Bud XVh1te Nlck Armstrong QVICC presldentj and Jean Ross fsec treasj In the field of sports John Bunnell Tom Qulgg and Ph1l Dettore played varslty football whlle Nxck Armstrong Norman Johnson George Mennlg and Frank Houck substltuted Dettore Qulgg and Armstrong played basketball Baseball players were D1ck Morgan Rxch Wenzel John Bunnell N1ck Armstrong and George Menmg The managers were Blg B111 Mann1ng and Llttle Bud Whlte Calla Weegar Sarah Yoder and Claxre Lawrence played hockey wh1le those helpmg the Comettes to v1ctory were Sarah Yoder Arhne Gr1ll Calla Weegar jean Ross Jamce Noecker and Marjorne Cook jame Mutchner Cla1re Lawrence and Gmny Rozell made peppy cheer leaders Dave Dorn N1Ck Armstrong john Glynn Arlme Gnll and Loralne Haffner won pnzes for fire preventxon essays Our Thanksglvmg Dance drew a large crowd muslc was by Carl Passe The jumor assembly a parody on The Nlght Before Chrxstmas featured half the junlors runmng around 1n pj s and the other half 1n fur coats fremdeer remember j Sarah Yoder and Bob Matthews 1n thexr Kerch1ef and Cap Alba Wh1te as the mouse that st1rred and Dave Dom as Santa' Our JUDIOI' play The Nlght Was Dark starred Frank Houck Bob Cutts Chlc Dempsey Nlck Armstrong Dee Gardner Jean Ross Calla Weegar Gxnny Rozell Claxre Lawrence Jane Mutchner B111 Manmng and Phll Dettore The Jumor card party proved to be such hot stuff that one corner of the gym caught on fire' Our Prom for the semors at the County Club 1n May had muslc 1n the Carl Page style Nat1onal Honor Soclety member selected were Bob Matthews, Eumce Fxsh Charhe Dampsey and Bob Cutts Nxck Armstrong and Charhe Dempsey jomed the Nat1onal Athlet1c Honor Society fContmued on page 761 I 23 I 1 , 1 0 1 1 ' . 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P 'x tx- fi ' ' 'J- . 3 f 1, 'C .1 s.: ff ? ..f 5 JU IDR ELI-X55 As any true class 1nev1tably asserts xtself so It IS Wlth the Cometvxlle Class of 1949 Whlle stlll l1ttle Shavers our 1llustr1ous careers were be1ng molded Now at last we have ult1mately scaled the pmnacle of professronahsm perfect1on and organ1zat1on But we wlll d1spense w1th further mtroductlons and delve deeper 1nto our seemmgly mexhaustable CXtfCmltl6S of perseverance enthuslasm and pluck As the fall term was approachlng w1th leaps and bounds a momentus questlon was m1ll1ng through the m1nds of C S H S s most learned alert and capable execut1ves Upon whom shall the colossal honors of Herbert Swans Donald Longstreet commanders rn ch1ef of th1s extraord1nary assemblage of Gall DHVIS and Phlllp Frank spec1al1zed 1nd1v1duals be bestowed Flnally after grave cogltatlon and heated debates three d1st1ngu1shed pedagogues were rewarded for past performances Those lucky ones were Mr Arcangelo Mxss Heal and Mlss M1kolon In the fall a young man s fancy turns to the great Amerlcan past1me football In Cometvllle there 15 no exceptlon Respondmg to Coach Davldson s 1n1t1alboom1ng call there were among others twelve terr1flc balls of fire selected from our depths What more could a coach ask for7 Here 15 our llst of a coachs dream At the head of our l1st comes Chubby Chuck Danlels world renowned p1vot man Hurrledly down the l1ne we have Bullet Bob M1les Flreball Ph1lFrank Gallopm G11 Murray Dandy Dave Carter Jumpm 1b Saadl Pxle dr1v1n D1ck Baylxss ROll1Ck1D Roland Rrker Lanky Lee Rodgers Dauntless Don Longstreet Ag1le Art Eschenbach and last but far from least Jarrm j1mmy McGoff Wlthout th1s amlable crew and the efficlent managershxp of Humpty Dumpty George Knowles the Comets fabulous record m1ght not have been As all classes have the1r spec1al1sts an elect1on IS pert1nent to s1ngl1ng out those who are blessed w1th a. natural 1ncl1nat1on toward govern1ng Th1s year we 1naugurated a new system In order that the most appropr1ate 1nd1v1duals should be chosen an I Q exam was adm1n1stered Ph1l Frank was our 1n1t1al contestant When told to name SIX anlmals pecullar to the arct1c reg1ons Ph1l answered SIX Polar Bears Then and there we realrzed Phll was destmed for world w1de pol1t1cal d1st1nct1on Don Longstreet was chosen Phxls first assrstant for hls uncanny d1plomat1c prowess and efhclent Gall Davxs was elected our secretary Herb Swarts became class secretary An extravaganza was wltnessed by all passers by of the old Carn1val grounds last fall Under the competent tutelage of M1ss Belensky C S H S was hard at work moldmg an assemblage of the1r most talented Amazons IHIO a smooth fast mOV1Ug hockey outfit Operat1ons finally secure the Comettes breezed through a rugged schedule and emerged wlth an commendlble record three wlns two t1es and a lossl' Among those who paraded onto the field of combat were seven scmtlllatmg hot rocks from Class 49 Jeanne McMullan Marlon Dunfee Ga1l Dav1s joan Bennett Jams Brown Shrrley Burkhart and Jean Mxcheals Accompanylng our tumultuous greensward tr1umph over Tunkhannocks Tempestuous Tlgers and the elaborate Turkey Day Dance was the lntroductxon of the full sw1ng schedule on our hardways So 1n accordance w1th prev1ous occasxons where forrmdable talent was sparse we extended a lengthy arm 1nto our grab bag of proficlent matenal and emerged w1th five cagy cage art1sts Ch1c Damels G11 Murray George Knowles Dave Carter and B111 Saadl Ass1st1ng the Comettes were Jams Brown Shlrley Burkhart Jeanne McMullan and Norma DePew Here was one of the most pollshed groups of performers ever to walk on our basketball court But the years come and the years go and soon we w1ll become a fadmg memory of Clarks Summxt s Golden Era So w1th one m1lestone femalnlng to hurdle we throw back our shoulders plant firmly our feet look squarely 1nto 1ts eyes and glVC faxr warmng Watch Our Smoke E311 f' ' 17' ' . 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'rf r: if E : 5 fl. uf E 5 O C I 4 if , E -I 5 7 'S P-. y, .z Lf , QQ ,, Q E1 E f- I2 I Ll J S2 I gr w SUPHUMUHE CLASS Eure a' was the word shouted by our wonderful class advxsors Mrs Eve Jewett Mlss Paulme jones and Mr Harry De Wxtt the day our great sophomore class came to school For rndeed they drd find a great class Upholdmg many records of the past years at Ol C S H S the class of 1950 also added many more Rxchard lenkms Herman Holt Maruan Upon returning to school the Class elected Matthew I mph Gum oe Guzzl presldent Herm Holt v1ce president Rach Jenkms secretary and Marlan Matthews treasurer Ernestme Davis Nancy Honce Page Norton and Dave Dennen served on the Student Councll We welcomed back Raymond Jullo who left us rn the mlddle of last year and also some newcomers Ann Lyons V1v1an Rankm and Grace Pugh Our great class was represented ln all school act1v1t1es scholastlcally and athletlcally In football 1m Seeley added another strlpe to h1s sleeve whlle Tom Goxns and Rxch enk1ns also became promment vars1ty members Joe Guzzl Dave Dennen Nxck Kramer Gordy Samuels Tom Mrles Ronme Bray and Ron Reese gave the class the d1st1nct1on of havmg the most members on the team The g1rls were well represented on the hockey team w1th janet Newcomer Lols Pethrck Pat Murray and Ann Lyons Becky Newman and Dot Brlttam were managers When wmter rolled around the sophomores agaln were well represented on the basketball court Herm Holt Tom Goms R1ch jenkms Nancy Sprtzer Ann Lyons and Kathleen Dymond became varslty players The sophomore hop was a great success and the decoratrons were beautxful The class worked hard durlng the day to prepare for the Big Nlght The dance was well advertlsed under the supervlslon of Mxss Brace and the Decoratlon Commlttee was ably headed by Prmgle Cnspen A large cupld was made by Lxta Roblnson Nancy O Malley Lols Peth1ck Becky Newman and Pat Murray for the Center of the floor Freddne Carter supplled the muslc and was ably assxsted by Herm KRUPA Holt Lookmg back over the school year we find Buck Evans Judy Watson N1ck Kramer George Ondrxck Donna Doty Becky Newman and Dave Dennen 1n the Band Teeny Davls Nancy Honce L1ta Roblnson and Gracle LaFonta1ne as cheerleaders Lols Pethlck and Jlm Seeley members of the Athletlc Assoc1at1on Bucky Evans and Warren Haffner as football managers and a great jv basketball team cons1st1ng of Ronme Calvey Buck Evans oe Glynn Warren Haffner Gordy Samuels 1m Seeley and Clyde Morrrs VV'hen sprmg bloomed over C S H S Tom Go1ns Gordon Samuels Rxch jenkms Herm Holt and oe Guzzl batted 1000 for the Comets baseball team The year ended happlly for our class U31 fl- 1 1 ' Q , . 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N bl ': 11 N4 .X IJ- THE EIBHTH EH UE 'xi- 10- 417 its nzg Fxnt Row George Koelch Jack Nlchiullan Andy Toth Richard Cromwell George Bigar George Keller Second RnivhAdriin Dgtkfl l Donald Alexa Carl Clause Joe Arcure Thzrd Row Tom Glynn Ward Fitzgerald Harvey Sproul Bob Bailey Ann S oema er a y Beaxers Jack Smith Kenneth Kingsley Donald Hopkins Fourth Rou Paul Pew Sammy Dettore Owen Burkhart Evelyn Ixorton Norman Cutts Faith Row Vlilda Ace Janice Crook Barbara Taylor Carol Ross Barbara Kester Agnes Little Ronnie Kassebart S th R Rosanne Scott Iris James Dorothy Hummel Joan Zimmerman Nancy Easter Sally Williams Ruth Richards Carol Dorn xx ow Seven Row Tom Fitterer Alex Stelle Wesley Dunn Joyce Doty Arthur Donuto Carol Pryor Fred Major Hope Vunderink Maureen THE SEVE TH GRADE R lui--.Q Firxt Rowijoe Pachancin, Jack Reilly, Richard Driscole, Billy Jones, Santo Gabriel, Harry Loder, Philip Hartman, Srrond Row- ' ' ' ' ' Th'd R '-William Benner, Robert Floyd DePew, Walter Zimmerman, Kathryn Morris, George Bigar, Donald Drake, Thomas Glyn. If im Rossi. Emmet Dinghy, Charles Swallow, James O'Malley, Mary Glynn, Alice Brittain. Fourth R011-Ruth Zimmerman, William New- man, William Paal. Marilyn Moredock, Beverly Moredock. Fifth Row-Theodore Lyons. Polly Stelle, Nina Armstrong, Jack Ruland. John Neiger, Charles Mulligan. Mayilyn Friedman. Sixth Rau'-James Hailstone, Patrick Canty, Ann Kassebart, Gail Christian, Howard Hinkley, Thomas Schilling, Set-mth Ro'wARonald Hilwig, Laura Donvito, Barabara Anderson. Sarah Baker, Shirley Hamm. joan Carmenni David Miller. Noel Bradshaw. Eighth Rau--Miss Belensky, Nancy Cleave, Barbara Crook, Kay Lyons, Yvonne Fontinelle, Peggy Cosner. Clara May Williams, Lovchid Brink. E351 EIGI-ITH GRADE The eighth grade elected the following class ofhcers Nancy Easter pres jack Smith vice pres Maureen Vanchier sec and Tony Marra treas Class adv1sors were Miss Ratch ford and Mr Gabriel Student Council mem bers were Maureen Vanchier joan Zimmer man ack Smith and Richard Cromwell Ruth Richards and Maureen Vanchier were IH the color guard Nan Easter Don Olexa George Koelsch Carl Clause and Norman Cutts were in the ba-nd The basketball captains were Nan Easter Dot Hummel Sam Dettore Andy Toth and Owme Burkhart IWW? 'K fl 361 NINTH GRADE The freshman class elected the following officers: pres., jim Dolsong vicefpres., Ralph Pettingill sec Fritz Simms and treas oan Morris Student Council members were Ralph Pettrngill Ronald Bayliss Jack Mennig and Lou Guzzi This year on the football team were Erltz Simms Ralph Pettmgill joe Moran Rudy Holtzman and jack Mennig Joyce Walker Barb James and Shirley O Neal were cheer leaders Barbara Kimbel Lois Nichols m justin Alice Eck Leo Chambers and Mary Newcomer were in the band Our class ad visors were Mr Potter M1ss Hand and Mr Davidson SEVENTH GRADE To begin their year the seventh grade elected the following officers pres Edward Glynn vice pres Ruth Zimmerman sec Charles Swallow and treas Marilyn More dock Our members of the Student Council are Ruth Zimmerman Catherine Morris William Newman and James Hailstone The girls basketball teams are led by Nina Armstrong and Beverly Moredock The boys have three different basketball teams and have played each other and the eighth and ninth grades The captain of the Bakers is James Hailstone the Charles Charles Swallow and the Ables Donald Drake 9 -, 9 ., J 7 3 Y 7 i Y Y ' Y - 1 7 . , , JI S 3 I f , . , , . 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'S . l D Q , 2 , . df P A 4 ORT K .E wif' Fm N :ill l' l I 55225: I N'-HBE: ' I u l' WEE .5 Q 'X 'll 'fl E? 95 n ' .UQ Hg' ll . 3 -4 l ll ' i'h3:: H ' usgpfwf H, ng I X '49' 1, QE' ine lf l X -Q xx M k T Z Jn, S , 'HQ' ' Armstrong, End Baylzss, Back Bunnell, Tackle Carter, Back These are the Comets, unt1ed, undefeated, vlctornous About 40 boys turned out for Coach Davldson s openmg practlce call late IH August There were a few letter men back from last year but on the whole coach dldn t have much materlal The boys worked hard rn practxce dr1lls and had the w1ll to w1n The boys had somethmg extra to play for th1s season The school was 1n the process of constructmg a new athletlc field Alas the memorxes of the stone bowl are gone forever The field however would not be ready for the first few home encounters The Comets traveled to Keystone College for thelr opener wlth K1ngston Townshrp the first of an eleven game schedule The team was prlmed for th1s one It dldn t take the boys long to get rollmg They took the Kmgston luckoff and drove 75' yards to a score The touchdown twlns Dettore and ulgg alded by Dave Carter carrled the ball to the SIX from where Dettore cracked tackle for the score ulgg added the POIHC after touchdown Before the afternoon was over Dettore tallled IWICE more and Qulgg once whlle holdxng the down valley lads to a lone forty perlod tally maklng the Hnal Summ1t 26 Klngston 7 The followlng Saturday the Comets journeyed to Dunmore to oppose a much heavler team w1th an abundance of reserves Caught behlnd at the half 6 0 the Comets came to lxfe 1n the second half w1th Tom ulgg rxpprng the hh? Ienluns, End Iolmson, Guard f 381 MCGOH, Back Menmg, Center '., ', --1 -1. - 8335! Dem psey, Tackle Dettore, Back Esslmger, Tackle Goms, Back Sparked by the fightmg, unfaltermg Frrtzes Dunmore l1ne to pleces uxgg drove over from the one to deadlock the score late rn the th1rd pcrxod In the closmg mmutes of the fourth per1od Tommy Goms mtercepted a bucktown pass Phll Dettore then dashed 11 yards to g1VC the Comets a well earned 13 6 vxctory over Dunmore The Comets followed up the1r ghttermg vrctory over Dunmore by dowmng Wy0m1Dg 13 7 at Wyomxng Wyommg drew first blood 1n the first per1od after an mtercepted pass put: our boys rn a hole A SCIICS of ground plays resulted ID a Wyomlng score and the Comets tralled at halftlme 7 0 The Comets not to be denled caught fare 1n the next two p6f10dS wlth the famed one two punch of Phll Dettore and Tom urgg agaln producmg the margm of vlctory ulgg scored first drlvmg over from the one clxmaxlng a 57 yard dr1ve Dettore tallled the wlnnmg marker1n the last per1od on a 7 yard dash through tackle The Comets made lt four ID a row the followmg Saturday by routmg Olyphant s Greyhounds 31 7 on thelr new grxd 1ron Phll Dettore was the whole show as he scored '5 t d s and passed to Armstrong for the only extra pO1nt the Comets scored Two of hls runs were for more than 70 yds It was a very costly w1n for the Summlt lads however for they lost fCo'ntmucd on page 421 A ' on-Q Quigg, Back Riker, End Rogers, Guard Seeley, Guard I 39 l CLARKS SUMMIT . , . . 27 ASHLEY ,.....A ........ 6 Comets wage an aerial attack to beat sup- posedly toughest opponent of the year-Riker jumps above two Ashley men to make spectacu' lar catch from Carter. CLARKS SUMMIT ,,,, . 31 TUNKHANNOCK . .. 0 Turkeys and Tunkhannock faced their doom-Even the Freshmen got in this game- End of a glorious season. In a super stoneless stadium,from Fireplug Seeley at 186 n l1- X- f -,. 6 --,Q,'., , ' - -4 vi. 's.'.p'fr , - ,fy . ' ', .' - z.' COMETS . . ,. 13 DUNMORE ..,,. 6 Comets journey to Dunmore- half time Summit rooters discour- aged-score 6fO-Touchdown twins, Quigg and Dettore, score to bring us victory. I-'Ol CLARKS SUMMIT , . . . , 20 ARCHBALD ....4.,..........4...,. 0 Dedication Day-record crowd-Spectacular halfftime show by band in new uniforms-Comets march 65 yards from initial kickfoff to score. to Mosquito Gyr at 86, every man was a star COMETS .... . , 31 OLYPHANT .,....,. 7 Comets try out the new gridiron- Plenty of hot dogs on both sides of the field-the Greyhounds retum with their tails between their legs in defeat. i411 The v1ctory d1nner featured turkey, but no trophy' Fooraatt MANAGERS Ron Baylx s Bu ky Eyan Bo Matthew Vv arren Haffner Ce rge lxnovtle ack Godayte FOGTBALL fContmu.ed rom page VU SCFVILCS of thelr star fullback Tom uxgg who suffered a broken ankle The Comet powerhouse shlfted xnto hlgh gear rolllng over a stubborn Dallas team 19 6 Agam If was Dettore ID the hero s role as he scored all 19 pomts Some great passmg by Dave Carter and some great catchmg by Dettore paved the way for the Summlt v1ctory It was number 6 for Frltz Davldson s boys when the edged Taylor 20 19 under the hghts at Taylor Wlth Dettore hurt after scormg the first touchdown the Summlt boys gave a great example of what sp1r1t means to a wmmng team Dave Carter p1cked up from there and scored the remamlng two touchdowns Nlck Armstrong scored the w1nn1ng polnt on a plunge Jlm McGoff was lost to the Comets for the rest of the year a the result of a broken leg Archlbald s Rams proved no match for the Comets golng down to defeat 20 0 Ph1l Dettore added 7 pomts to h1s ever growmg total Th1S was a great trlbute to the Summlt forward wall as the Rams falled to make a scormg threat DlCkSOH Cxty became the 8th Comet fo1l m a hard fought game at Wllson Stad1um mn Peckvllle john Bunnell and Dave Carter jomed Dettore 1n the scormg column John takmg care of the fullback post Phll s 7 pts put h1s mark at 102 14 away from an all tlme record Phll Dettore scored all 26 po1nts to g1ve Summlt a '76 7 w1n over Lehman and hxmself a new regxonal scor1ng record It vtas the 9th stralght uctory for our boys and left only Ashley and Tunkhannock between them and an undefeated season In supposedly the toughest game on thexr schedule the Comets met Ashley on the home field Wlth the Comets leadlng 7 6 at the three quarter mark the home forces caught fire Dave Carter heated the plgSk1H all over the lot The Ashley boys couldn t cover Rlker and Dettore result1ng IH three Summnt scores two by Dettore Rlkers recexvmg rated mth the best ln the state Phll added 19 to h1s record maklng poxnt IOIH The Comets Hmshed the year unbeaten by out scormg a gallant but out classed Tunkhannock eleven The undefeated season was the only one 1n the hlstory of the school Three boys Ph1l Dettore john Bunnell and George Mennlg recened added honor vnhen they were chosen to represent the school IU the Dream Game I l . 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A 5- , ln s 1 ka 7 . ., -5,1 V, , ,. , 42 GIRLS HIIEHEY jean Ro s anis Brown Claire Lawrence Calla Weegar anet Newcomer oan Bennett Vrrgmra Rozell lxorman Depew Carl Davis Jean McMullen Marlon Dunfee Shirley Burkhart Dorothy Brrttam As Hockey season rolled around agam this year the glrls of C S H S were faced with a hockey problem' Because of the resurfacing of the football field there was no place to play We Hnally obtained the carnlval grounds for practlce we obtamed permlsslon to use the Keystone field for our home games Our first game was w1th Marywood Seminary on October 8th and even though we hadn t had too many practices we defeated them 3 O Our next game was played at Keystone against Wyommg Semin ary but the Comettes werent adopted to their field because the opponents rolled up 'S goals to our 2 made by Lawrence and Dunfee Next we traveled to Wllkes Barre Day School where Brownre supplied the necessary point to t1e the score 1 1 We had bad luck w1th Wyoming Semmary because in our return game with them they again out scored us 4 2 Returning again to our w1nnmg streak the home game with Marywood Seminary proved to be suc cessful to the tune of 3 0 Calla and Duff supplled the 2 and 1 markers respectively We ended the season with another win when we played our return game w1th Wllkes Barre and after goals were made by Brownle Calla and Duff the final score was 3 1 After havlng temporary captalns for each game at the end of the year we elected Gmny Rozell captam for the year of 1947 SCHEDULE Date C S Opponent: October Marywood Seminary Wyoming Seminary Wilkes Barre Day School School Wyoming Seminary November 3 Marywood Seminary 5' Wilkes Barre Day 11431 , J' V 7 J A, I l 8 ' ..3 0 15 ' ...z 3 22 , r ............. 3 1 , S QA ............. 1 '1 29 ' ' ...z 4 - ' ..s 0 BBY5 BASKETBALL The Comets paced by Nick Armstrong with 19 points opened a twenty game schedule by crushing Dalton s hapless Cobras 47 74 on the loser s floor Dave Carter and Gil Murray had 14 and 8 points respectively The Summit boys followed up their smashing victory over Dalton with a 39 24 decision over Waverly Dave Carter led the scorers with 13 Factorville was foil number three for the Arkiemen bowing by a 34 21 score at the Summit Phil Dettore and Nick Armstrong led the assault vuth 17 and 10 points respectively The Comet steamroller continued moving by crushing Taylors Trojans is J? before a large home audience Phil Dettore again led the attack with 19 but was aided greatly by Carter vuth 1? and Armstrong with 11 Summ1t fouled they way to a 45 78 defeat at the hand of Scranton Tech in a rough and tumble affair on the Summit court The Comets resumed their winning ways by downing Dunmore s Crimson Tide 48 28 in the Comets backyard Dave Carter with 17 and Dettore vuth 1 1 paced the winning assault Bentons Beavers upset the Comets 46 28 Van Fleet ran wild racking up v4 points agalnst the Summit forces Dettore and Carter had 8 and 7 points respectively for the losers The Comets set the Tunks back 41 '4 to enter a first place tie in Suburban Knowles was high for the evening with 16 pomts Armstrong following close behind with 9 Stevens led the Tigers with 13 pomts T e Comets bested Newton Ransom '46 21 while Dettore poured in 24 points VVh1le Biesecker had 10 for the losers The Summit boys took an early lead and led throughout the game T e Comets stayed within a half game of the Benton troupe by stopplng stubborn Scott N 10 Phil Dettore supplied the payoff pomts just before the final gong He also had 1 points while Carter had 8 Miller was high for the losers with 14 Summit swamped Nicholson 57 10 Dettore racked 70 points Carter dropped in 10 Bunnell 11 Phil Dettores 17 sped the Comets to a 0 24 flrst half title triumph Summit led at the half 15 6 They built up a 22 11 score at the end of the third Carter and uigg held the scoring for Benton down Clark Summit knocked over Waverly 'sl 25 with Dave Carter being the big noise scoring 9 points Every boy on the Summit lme up scored as they out scored Waverly in three quarters Carter was the big scoring gun as the Comets trounced Factoryvllle 49 28 With a 26 6 lead at the half time every Summit boy broke into the line up Van Fleet again was the pace maker as the Beaver from Benton upset the Comets 28 71 Only two Summit defenders Carter and Knowles broke into the scoring column with 17 and 4 points respectively The Comets trimmed Tunkhannock as Dettore poured in 76 pomts eleven field goals and four charity tosses The Comets with a great display of foul shooting bested Newton 19 20 Dettore with 15 pomts and Dave Carter with 14 led the winners The Comets spragged the Scott quintet '47 74 Playing on the home court Carter pitched in a grand total of 15 points George Knowles was runner up with 8 markers The Comets next toppled previously unbeaten Nicholson to create a 1 way race Summit scored to first place with a record of seven vnns and one defeat and relegated Nicholson to thlrd Phil Dettore ohn Bunnell and Dave Carter accounted for forty one points among them for the Comets Benton defeated the Comets in the stretch '45 W4 Benton scored 1 in the finale to a pair for the Comets The Comets outscored Benton in every period but the last which was the pay off for Benton High Dettore was high for the Comets with 14 points Summit streaked to the All Season Suburban Title They handcuffed the Benton Beavers 17 76 in a play off tilt The Comets tightened their defense and held the Beavers to four field goals through out the game Van Fleet for the first time in the season failed to convert from the fleld but sank 10 out of 14 free throvxs The spearhead of the Summit attack was Dave Carter with lw points while Dettore was next in scoring with 9 The Comets outscored Benton in every period except the second Scranton Prep whacked the Comets 48 v7 at the Armory before a crowd of three thousand speeta tors Tom OBrien and john Scoblick contributed 27 pomts between them Phil Dettore was the night top scorer with li pomts fConlmu.cd on page 452 1441 , , I 1 ' V . , . . 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OOYIXOQX 23 O Razzle Dazzle' H1p' H1p' Wa hoo' Wow' and other assorted admon1t1ons rang through the halls of Summ1t Hxgh more frequently thls year than any other Wlth thexr peppy captam Cmny Rozell the cheerleaders practlced many a nlght to become the snappy group that they are Mlss Heal the faculty advlsor started the1r year by p1CklHg thlrteen new cheerleaders They are Gmny Rozell ame Mutchner Clare Lawrence senlors Terry Taylor Buzzy Martm Nancy Has senplug jumors Lol1ta Robmson Nancy Honce Grace LaFonta1ne Tlna Davls sophomores Barby ames Joyce Walker Shlrley ONeal freshmen ably ass1sted by the1r mascot Lmda Lee Bruckert New umforms donated by the Athletxc Assoc1at1on added the Hnal touch to th1s lllustrlous squad BOYS BASKETBALL fContmued rom page 4-U The Comets havmg copped Suburban League honors wlth thexr 7 26 wctory over Benton went on to capture the DISIFICC 12 class B champ1onsh1p by dowmng Montrose S6 2 The game was played at Keystone Junlor College It was an easy v1ctory for the Summlt lads as Montrose never showed any scormg punch Dave Carter and john Bunnell were the blg guns wlth 24 and 15 pts respectxvely The Summlt boys dropped out of the state class B runmng by droppmg a 52 24 game to Mansfield at Sayre Tom Lmson and Shaw dlrected the Mansheld attack wrth 20 and 13 pomts respectxvely The vlctors apphed an a1rt1ght defense and only Dave Carter wlth seven pomts could score vuth any regularlty Mansfield led 21 11 at half txme and then turned the game 1nto a complete rout ln the Hnal half When host1l1t1es ended the comets were satlsfied that they had lost to a superior team It was a great season for the Summlt lads as they ended up Wlth 20 wms and only 6 setbacks Dave Carter and Phll Dettore were plcked to represent the school on the Suburban All Stars whlle George Knowles and john Bunnell recexved honorable mentxon E471 - p tk Cx 4, ' - :' YL L . 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SEHEII LE December December December january january January January january january January February February February February February january March March March March December December january anuary March 2 23 SUBURBAN LEAGUE Dalton Waverly Factoryv1lle Benton Tunkhannock Newton Scott N1cholson Dalton Waverly Factorvllle Tunkhannock Newton Scott N1ChO1SOH PLAY IIEES Benton ffirst half, Benton fsecond halfj Benton lseasonj Montrose fD1st 121 Mansfield flnterdlstj EXHIBITIUN Taylor Scranton Tech Dunmore Sayre Scranton Prep 1461 Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Away Keystone Keystone Keystone Keystone Sayre Home Home Home Away Away 12 ........................ 16 ....................... 19 ' ..................... 6 ........................ 9 ................... 13 ........................ 16 .......................... 20 ' ...................... 27 ......................... 30 ....................... 3 ' ...................... February 6 Benton ......................... Home 10 ................... 13 ..............,......... 17 .......................... 20 4 ...................... 29 ............ 1 .......... 3 .............. 10 ' . .......... . 20 ' . ............ . 22 ......................... 30 . ................. . J ......................... 6 . ................. . THE PLAYERS ANR THE EIJAEH 11 12 14 10 13 13 Gil Murray Nick Armstrong Dave Carter Chic Daniels Phil Dettore Rudy Holtzrnan George Knowles john Bunnell Tom Quigg Bill Saadi Tom Goins Cliff Broadbent Richard jenkins Herman Holt olan Arcangelo JUNIIIR VARSITY PLAYERS COM Cliff Broadbent Ronald Calvey Gene Cole Dave Dennen Bucky Evans Tom Goins Allan Granger Warren Haffner Glff Holt Herman Holt Rudy Holtzman Richard enkms Pete Moms B111 Saadl Gordon Samuel jim Seeley Fritz Slmms U -MW Donald Rzker Faculty Manager Managers First Row Chester Norton Phil Frank Second Row Bill Beerner Bob Matthews Frank Houck 1 47 l i I . J' . . . I I Vzrgzma Roeell Mafflm Tofla A7111 Lyons Dolorzs Swerdowsbz EIHL5' BASKETBALL Coach Mzss Belensky The g1rls basketball team capably coached by M1ss Bel1nsky had a very successful season w1th only four losses to twelve wms Calla Weegar the Captam was the blg gun of the year w1th 144 pomts Jams Brown ran a close second wlth 137 pomts These g1rls were well supported by thelr hard worklng teammates forwards Norma Depew plus jams Brown and Calla Weegar guards Arlme Gr1ll Sh1rley Burkhart and jean Ross The substltutes who deserve plenty of credlt are Gmny Rozell Nancy Sprtzer Jean McMu1lan Ann Lyons Delores Swerdoskx Martha Toth The managers of the team were SUZIC MOYIIS Beth Reese and Doro lean R055 thy Brrttam Une of the most thrllllng games of the season took place on January 16 1948 on Scott Townshlps Court At the close of the flrst quarter we were ahead 6 to 7- but by the end of the first half the score vxas t1e 8 all Followmg a blunt tllklng to by Mlss Belensky our coach vxe agam went onto the floor endovxed wlth the sp1r1t to w1n The second half found each team antlcxpatlng the other s plays The score at the end of the thlrd quarter was 16 all and showed that th1s was dcfimtcly a fight to the finxsh The last few minutes of the game were tense The walls of the gymnasxum resounded with the contxnuous shouts and advice of the spectators of the two r1val thools just a few seconds before the final whxstle the C S Lasslts scored thus puttxng themselves ahead by one POIDI and at the uhlstle they had vxon 19 to 18 Captam Calla Weegar was hxgh xuth 7 polnts and Depevt and Splt er vuere second vuth 6 pomts eath Arlzne Grill l 43 l l... Q 'far 1 ' 6 if ,, 1 , V? A ' ' D I , . M . , , xi ' ' f I 1 , K 7 3 : I f , I . Z . 7 3 I 3 Y 7 ! Clare Lawrence, and Marjor1e Cook. ! Y T 4 ' np s 1 I I 1 , . X T 'Q s V . , A . .y . . 1 Y . V Y 1 s' . ' ' , . . i 1 , . I ,Y Y. , V , Z V 5 V. Calla Weegar Ianzs Brown Norma De pew Slnzrley Burkhart jean McMul1an Nancy Spztzer Marjorze Cook E491 Managers Betlo Reese Suzanne Morrzs BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Dec Dec Dec Dec 3. 3 3. C B 8 C C '7 Opponent Honesdale A Dalton A Waverly H Factoryv1lle Benton A' Alumm H Newton N1t11olQon Dalton H Waverly A' Factorv1lle A ' Benton H ' Newton A Scott H' Nxcholson A Away ' League UDP Home X - w ' 'N A A ' 1 CS. . ' . 5 , ......... 25 32 , 12 , 4' .......... 25 17 ' , . 16 , ......... 26 21 , . 22 ' , H' ...... 34 9 Z' Jan. 7 , .......... 11 10 J n. 9 ', ........... 31 18 r. 1 Jn. 13 , H+ ......... 18 27 V Jan, 16 Scott, A' ............ 19 18 . Jan. -0 , , Hi' ........ 28 20 A Jn. 27 , ff .......... 30 22 jan. 30 , ......... 29 31 F b. 3 ' , ....... 31 8 ' F b. 5 , .......... 21 19 F 13. 13 , 'K ......... 17 41 P F b. 17 , ............ 25 24 F b. 20 ' , Af ........ so 29 - - HL BASEBALL IN ll 5 H 5 First Row Davxd Carter Rxchard enkms john Bunnell Phrlxp Dettore Second Row Gorden Samuels George Mennmg Charles empsey Clyde Morns Thomas Goms Thard Row Rlchard Wenzel Rrchard Morgan Herman Holt George Esslmger Nxck Armstrong joseph Guzzn MANAGERS Chet Norton Dave Dennon Edgar Whmte Joe Grnley Bxll Manning Iobn A Arcangelo Coach I Last year proved a qulte successful one for the Comets of Clarks Summlt It was the second year for the boys rn the tough Lackawanna League Although the Comets were never m the pennant race they llnxshed the season wxth a record of seven vrctorles and seven defeats Caught at the end of nme games wxth a 2 7 record the Summit boys vowed to even this up This they dld thanks to some great pltchxng by Dave Carter and some great hxttmg on the part of Ed MacFarland Red Mlller and jack Moran The sad part of the story ns that rt took Coach john Arcangelo and hrs boys nearly one half of the season to find the wlnnmg combxnatxon This mcluded Dave Carter pxtchmg Red Mrller catchmg Rocky Morgan Hrst base Dave Wxllxams second base Ed MacFarland short stop and Andy Morns at third The outfleld marnstays were john Bunnell m left field and Mxke Moran ln center field Nnck Armstrong and Rrch Wenzel alternated ln rxght fxeld Many people state that If the boys had played the first part of the season as well as the last the Comets would have emerged champlons of the league Some of the teams the Comets whxpped last year were Olyphant twrce Archxbald twlce Throop twrce and Iohnson School The boys are lookmg forward to a good season thrs year as they dldn t lose many semors Wxth a lxttle help from Lady Luck the Comets may end up playmg that champronshxp game nn Scranton Stadium f50l l 1 1'1X x-- l -. , x Af . 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'Aj A 5 'A A R X , f ,f BUYS VARSITY S Flrst Row Phlllp Dettore Thomas ulgg George Mennlg Bob Matthews Charles Dempsey Edgar Whlte Rlchard Wenzel Second Row Rlchard Bayllss Wllllkm Beemer Rlchard -Ienklns Thomas GOIHS Lee Rogers Clyde Morrls Norman ohnson Thrrd Row lm Seeley ohn Bunnell Wllllam Mannlng Roland Rlker George Essllnger Nlck Armstrong Rlchard Morgan Davld Carter SIHLS VARSITY S Fxrst Row Shlrley Burkhart Norma Depew Arlene Grlll MISS Bellnsky Second Row-- eanne Mc Mullan ean Mlchael ean Ross Calla Weegar ThlTd Row anlce Brown Marlon Dunfee Clare Lawrence Glnny Rozell Ioan Bennett The VRFSIIY S Club conslsts of every boy and glrl ln the hlgh school who has earned a varslty letter ThlS lncludes foot ball baseball boys and glrls basketball and glrls hockey The mam object of the club IS to earn enough money to buy each graduatlng member a cardlgan sweater One of the greatest honors any athlete can have IS to wear one of these sweaters Mr FIICZ Davldson coach of the football team 15 the boys advlsor Senlor boys earnlng a letter are Nlck Armstrong Blll Beemer John Bunnell Phll Dettore Charles Dempsey Norman Johnson Blll Mannlng Bob Matthews George Mennlg DlCk Morgan Tom Qulgg Dlck Wenzel and Bud Whlte Underclassmen who earned letters are Rlch Bayllss Dave Carter Charles Danlels, George Essllnger Tom Golns Rudy Holtzman Rlch -Ienklns, George Knowles, Jlm McGofI Gll Murray Pete Morrls Roland Rlker Lee Rogers Jlm Seeley Mlss Irene Belensky coach of both glrls basketball and hockey IS advlsor for the glrls Glrls earnlng varslty letters thls year are Arllne Grlll Clare Lawrence Sue Morrls Jean Ross Gmny Rozell Calla Weegar joan Bennett Dorothy Bnt taln jams Brown Shlrley Burkhart, Gall Davls Norma Depew Marlon Dunfee Jean Mlchaels, and Nancy Spltzer ITII l ll ,I - 1 Q . 1 1 1 1 - T 1 1 1 , . , I - -I , I . 1 1 1 1 1 - Y il U ' 1 1 , . 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QQRQXSX-Gdaxdxn A Yzxhxiboqgae DMMS w lla 7-Othdndmgleis Dorn KD at R055 vsgchal emu, agent?-L XX ,Q ' Roland gflmag, may-. Haul QJWQXK-if be A Xp A Ike 'X Il. ew' wma 9099 , X r 45002-6 X,Ae,09 A Golf' X ,,, X Gegiqg 69331 xr I ai he E A-' XS ff fuk ? ' x 4 , M . -. l :ag I XS , bhllx J EDYTORS -fddilglilrog EDUOR Robert F lwlutchncr, an EAT Nlatthcwi- C311 EJIRE EDI Law 33,13 ren : S Ce, Lgrame x Terr HW y Tay! SPOR xf.,,,,, .ara TS, Szttmgn Rph d r. jamcg B ' H gfr fxforgim! X, mum .Sr.mg',,,,g, lffllma S 'lclhn Glynn U41 Der, Or, Claire N11le Daud Dorn Standmg erry Young Ray Forgmne XX'1ll1ams, Betty jane Kmsman. Roland Sickler, Gene Keller, Frace, Thomas Qucrm, Clalre Noecker, Dons Kessler. BUSINESS: Sittmg-George Mennig, Vv'illiam Beamer, A S. ' - -I , , I NX gn-- ne RXOSS, Lai A Cgihzn Holzvman n SmlT'gXIne Silfgaual ' fffan R Z Coe, Aud . 5 log ond R V oss, N rey VV-H Stexifl ' life. Rita PjSXHe1en Smge-3nc5fOBarcIay, Glvnnyl Relish Esther TRUE! Cjiaifix. Richard Bai. Norman Engill. Szandin an Bennett, BUZ e ' Sec. A Edward Dxik xx en- fohnson, Charles ifohn Bunneu F Z5 Martin, QOYY Buykhait. empsey, Geor 1 re Clause, Singlei 'we E9 Knowles. in :hy x. I Miss Dom, 5 Fist Row f IUUCC ca Krioetgepa Miss Pauline TYPING1 lk V Logan, sm' V . Miss Them.. Lagontaine. ', m Qyum. 'NQQCICCL Bax- Beth Reese. RDVISERS, NMSS Ienne X Mr. xwlwa C Morris, Arhnc CULTY ' l I Brace. use Hea - annS vid Row! F' I1 FA fb KAN SMA H nd Mlss L0 1 ew ' 2 'S ' Wfl' fl' A MW 3 ' Grill. Eumc - live , Nlifg DW Bob Miles, ng Soni - Gmlev- DI' ' DUXA '71, . 1- pe--: r L, ,- f - I .A J'j7'+ 0' 'Fin ' H. CLASS EDITORS: Sitting-Dave Car' 1 I '-K' - ter, Diane Kreitner, Bob Matthews, Bob f K Cutts. Standing-Carol Spangenburg, Frank Houck. 3 'm:.L7 D'-1 innni ut, no V 1 CIRCULATION: Tom Quigg, lean McMullan, 'Ioan Loder, Bill Manning, Norma DePew, John Glynn, Calla Weegar, joe Ginley, Irene Ruger. L 55 I ll HP BI.llI TIU 5 THE IIAPEHS STAFF Adusor 'lhss Heal Jean Ros Nllck Kramer Bob Matthews Nancy Hassenplug Lorarne Haffner Rrchard Jenkrns Bull Beemer Prrngle Crlspm Gall Dans Nancy ONiaIley Rrta Pettenglll Ginger Kramer Grace LaF0ntarne Clarre Stevens Jrm Justm Catherine Kloss Joan Zrmmerman Shirley Zrmmerman Cathy Niorns Barbara Kemble Dianne Kreltner Bull Newman Terry Taylor George Koelsch Dee Tannler 'Vlarge Cook Jane Mutchner Dee Gardner Bull Ryan Esther Holtzman Grl Murray Audrey Wrllrams Irene Ruger Carol Spangenburg Claure Lawrence Jeanne Mrchael Margaret Dom Jo Lomeo Gene Keller Mary Keast Dave Dom Lee Whalen fi Q 3 1 411 f Thrs year, our staff for Clarkre s Capers, the school news paper was orgamzed under the dlrectron of MISS Heal and MISS Webber, our advlsors The purpose of the Capers IS to glVC the latest school news news summary IS broadcast on Saturday mormngs on WSCR. The handbook IS a publrcauon to grve the students and the1r famrlles an up to date report on just how our school operates the system used for markmg, the courses and credlts requxred, act1v1t1es of the school, and other pertinent mformatron It 15 especrally handy to students who come from other dlstrlcts CAPERS EDITORS can Ross Bob Matthews Lorarne Haffner Duane Krertner Brll Ryan Margaret Dorn Dane Dorn Nancy Hassenplug Vxrgmra Kramer Marget Cook Carol Spangenburg i761 L .. .. I ' ' ti ' i W9 , r! f fl x K it 15 ' ' J, Q Clarkie's Capers is also on the air, where a brief Capers . ' 'Y ' ' N. 1 tw, , . . . . . NX ,. 5 K , . . ' 1 . -L ,,, - . . 2 V, I . . 'AJ 1 I A -, u . , , ,, I Y 1 I A 1 7 ' 1 'lf V l : , l s - NATIIINAI. HUNIIH SIIEIETIES f x, Frrst Row Sally Spangenburg Gall Kaufman Nancy Fray Margery Lou Edwards Second Row Robert Cutts Evelyn Colvm ane Martln Mildred Bruckert Eunice Flsh Elsxe LaCoe Thzrd Row Charles Dempsey Robert Matthews ack Beresford Davxd Iewett Benn Matthews Andrew Morrls NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Startlng 1n 1930 wlth a membershxp of Eve the Natxonal Honor SOCIBIY of our school has lncreased untxl lt now enrolls one hundred and fifty n1ne members Mxss jones 15 the faculty supervlsor of the soclety Students 1n thls soc1ety are selected by the faculty on a basls of scholarshlp SCIVICC 1n the school and communlty part1c1 patxon and leadersh1p ln school act1v1t1es and other outstandmg quahtles Each year five percent of the jumor class and ten percent of the senxor class become members and recelve membershlp cards pms and certrlicates of recognmon Those selected from our class 1n the1r Junxor year were Robert Cutts Charles Dempsey Eumce Flsh and Robert Matthews NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Natlonal Athletlc Scholarshlp SOCICIY became a part of Clarks Summlt Hlgh School m 1945 The socxety 6XlStS to foster hlgh scholarshlp among boy athletes to elevate the ldeals of sportsmanshlp and to develop more outstandlng leaders Any boy 1n the tenth eleventh or twelfth grade of a secondary school who earns xars1ty letters 1n major or mxnor sports and whose scholarshxp for three consecutxve semesters rs equal to or hxgher than the general average of the school 15 ehgxble He must also exemphfy ldeal sportsmanslup and cmzenshlp UNIIEIIISIIAIIUATE MEMBERS Charles Dempsey Nxcholas Armstrong , Daxxd Carter U71 ' ...I :E ' - I b T s 5 5 A I 5' 1 ' f U ,, - v , ,V A ' I 5 I . ' - 5 I s f s - -f- T , Q , , 4 Q-6 I , ' I .l A i. p E Q 5 I Q- A 2 ' 11' Q 4 ' X J- ll ' A . N- , K- 5 I r ay X - A 61 I A I I i 5 T , 4 ' I, by F X: rl 1, If if X ,J T 4 X 5 I II N it pw? SE IIJH PL Y A IIUNNEIITIIIUT YANKEE IN KING AHTHUITS lIllUHT JV 0 P202 Happe11 0663, uv-5 ' n S ' Now T191 g t Ca e L en e Haffner, Virginia Charle Dc p ey Seco Armstrong, Frank H ck e y Yo ng M T th B h Matthews, Betty n -v,L.v 7- j .fJ'ffX'N 'V' aw,-1 K M.. Q., I ,J ,Q If I gi-1 X i 4,1 fiLPPUH'l'lXG KHUHUH Fin! Rau'-elean Keller, Ifian Wilsmn. Gail Davie, Ann Raw, Beth Reese, Shirley Burkart. Barbara Martin, Marcia Tinker. Terry Taylor, Prinizlc Crixpin, Florence Yambers, Sally Pratt, Juan Bennett, Mary Frace. Rebecca Newman, Dfvnna Dfitty. Margaret Dwrn. Marilyn Brabta, Marion Matthewu Sfrond Rmrf-Marjorie Crunk. Grate Lahuntaine. jean Kline. Ixahel Oliver. Betty ,lane Kiniman. Uarlis Hubba Ilizxnnelireitner, Irene Rum-r. Nancy ll8NNl'I'lI!lUSI. Suzanne Fhaute, Dfiris Dux. Nancy Bailey janils- lirfiwn. Kay Cfhrixtizm, Ginny Rozell. Jean Rfrsi. Lfiii Kline, jane-t Hall. Martha 'lhthi janet Nutt im:-r, Rnnald Hfildswfvrth. Thomas Quvrin. Third Ruu'f'fLee Ann Whalen. jane Campbell, Harriet Rus, I-iunite I-ixh, Arlinf' Grill. Delfirm Garrlnrr, Rita l'vtlm'nizill,Alb1'rt Hrixzu-. tiliarlv- ll.inir-X, Millie-rt Murrey. Jack Gudayte. Rifharrl Ilfilwn. Paul Zychnl, Warren Watkinx Rwlwrt ldmfintls, Rfilwrt Rube-rt-. jztmm juwtin. Fourth Row'-John Glynn David Carter, Richard Ilayliv, lbntiulax l'r.in:. llfili l'4lNYll'F. Fifth Rnu'fRudy Hfiltzman, Roland Ril-ter. Riibert Mil:-N, Philip lfrzink, Nick Rrame-r. William Saqirli, liiwrm- Knifwlw, 'I'-my Miyrim .-'kzt li-tlvnlimgh lme Rruzers, Robert Cutts, William Manning, David Durn, Frank Hwutk. Harry tilasyin, Richard Pcthick, llaxid Dennvn, William Iixanx Winn-n lliifnir. Martin Miller. w.3 ' . i' 'IT' N I 'vw ns. 1 .gl .ab ,, f ew, ,X Wu 'i9 2lx'w-, EVENTS UE THE MUSIEAL YEAH The Plrates of Pen anee one of the great Gllbert and Sulllvan operettas was presented ln Aprll by the combmed musrc groups of Clark Summlt Hlgh under the sponsorshlp of the JUHIOI' class The fantastlc story of how Frederrek Ronald Holdsworth was apprentxced by hrs nurse Dorothy Poehlman to a plrate klng George Knowles and how he fell ln love wlth the beautiful Mable played by Betty Jane Krnsman was enjoyed by all who attended the performance Samuel the p1rate lxeutenant was played by Bllly Saadl The doughty sergeant of pollee Blll Ryan was mterested not only 1n erxme prexentlon but ln the Cornish daughters of Major General Stanley Charlle Dempsey These beautlful maxdens were portrayed by Margaret Dorn joan Bennett and Marjorre Cook The colorful choruses and Clever 50105 of The Plrates were as thr1ll1ng as always to typ1calG and S loxers Musical d1rcQt10n was by M155 Mack and MI' Freed DI'amat1CS and Staging were under tl1C drrectxon of Mr Crum The entire year has been a full one for the muslcal organl HIIODS of C S H S Mxss Caswell worked hard to bulld our band up to flt thexr new unlforms by thenr rmproxed muslelanshxp Mr Freed eame to us ln january after we bade sad farewell to Miss Caswell who left us for Taylor Our annual Chrl tmxs program was a suece s Mlss Maek worked hard to tram the many volces pamelpatmg The annual band eoneert ln May was well recelvcd Several groups of our musrelans have entertamed at local clubs and churches always bemg hrghly commended for thelr performances f60l GIHL IN lVlllLl Seated Kay Chrx txan oan Bennett Dorothy Brxttam Marllyn Brasta Dorothy Poehlman Betty ane Kmsman Rebecca Newman Mary Frace Beth Reese Arlme Grxll Shlrley Burkhart Sally Pratt Eunice F1 h Suzanne Shaute Mxss Chrxstxne Mack SWING EWU Fwst Row Rxchard Pethlck George Knowles Norma Depew Second Row Robert Cutts Charles Dempsey Robert Mules Rxchard Baylxss Harry Glasson Mr Freed IH XIPI I U Charles Dempsey Eumce Fmsh Bob Cutts Frank Houck THF BMD Donald Olexa Fred Clause George Es hnger lN1ck Kramer Charles Dempsey Bob Cutts Frank Houck Bob Mules Dorothy Brlttaxn Mary Newcomer George Koelsch Duck Pethlck Roland Rlker ane Campbell Blll Manmng Gall Chrlstlan Marlan Matthews Becky Newman Harnet Ross Jean Ros Judy Watson Kay Chrlstam Bull Newman Dona Doty Barbara Kembel Nancy Easter Nlna Armstrong Beverly Moredock Manlyn Moredock Carl Clause Norman Depew Rlchard Bayhss Lols Nxchols 11m justm Martha Wert Bob Cosner Harry Glasson Bxll Evans and Eumce Flsh Twzrlers Shxrley Burkhart Arlme Grxll -lamce lNoeckcr Martha Toth Dxana Krextner Marlon Dunfee Ann Baas Sandy Blrdseye Toddy Slmms Flag Bearers Ruth Richards Shxrley Hamm Carol Pryor Maureen Vanchxer Nancy Cleeve 'Pawn L6 GLN ELlfll Rifle range, he-re we come! Mr. DeWitt and Mr, Miller. Advisors. George Mennig, John Boyce. Bob Cnsner. Bob Edmonds. Matthew Mackie. Lee Boyce. George Brown. Arthur Eschenbach. s f iw . ri I V .ifvm W , 2 , 53, in 4 fl Y- , as 50, . 4 . ..,f L, . z if SEHUUL EL B ll-XXIQIXU lILl ll Saturday night dancing group, in training to sit on the bleachers. Mi-1 Belensky and Mr. Gabriel, advisors. Alice lick, Arlene Eschenbach. Luis Nichillx. Gene Cnle. jim lbwlwn. Jack Fischer. Gene Hiluisz. Al Granger. llarxin Miller, Suzanne Harman, Barbara Healer. Evelyn Norton, Ruth Richards. Maureen Yanchier. Hope Yunderink. Carnl Dfurn. Nancy Easter. lria jamea. Oven Burkhart. Niirman Cutie, Furl Clziuae, Sante Ileltwre. Ruharri Crfimwell, Rfvy Ilinxzee. Arthur Iliinviliu, Fred Blajur, Billy Langtun. Ralph l'm-its-nzill. Jack Blennig. Sally Beavers. Ann Schm-rnaker. Xlariwn Ilunfe-e, Carol Spanx:-nhurfl. ni, i ,L ' , :un Y! 1 in-N., ,V 1- .-., JH. UllqlXll'l'llI lIl,l B Lights' Camera' Actxonl Hua l.:xl-Fvnlzuine, Adviwr, Be-xerly Ville, Imrraine lirnley, Marvin iiurman. Barbara ,Tammy jnyce lliuly, Imrnlhy Hummel. Ye-rrvnrca Kami-barl. Ruse Ann Small. Nina Arnixtruniz. Laura Ihinvim. Mary Glynn. llewrly Nl:-rerlwck. Marilyn Nlilredixk, Geraldine Stark. Ruth Zimmerman. l63l 5 IHPINU l.Ll ll Mi-- We-bber, Advisor, Rise Krenilsky. Nanny Epilzer. Xlarizarvl Bo-tedo, Ruth Loder, Yiruinia Klcliale. Mary G New comer. Helen Rf-ed, juan Nhuliz. June Griffiths. 'sv Ull. P:XlN'l'lNG IILl'Il They go down to the Richfield for their supplies Miss Brace, Advisor, Lillian Cook, Iirnfxline Ilaxis, Dona Holy, Nancy Honre, 'Mildred Niulligan udy Watson Barbara Hilwi ean lxrenitsk Ginn ' Marlin, A. h' 'Jw' ' I .v.g'j , y I-lorence Xamber, Shirley Izvans. .411 HH. fiPUll'l'fi lILl.fll These are the unknown Blanchards and Daviscs Mr, Davidson. Advisor, Fred Clause, John Glynn, Glenn Jayne, Ronald Holdsworth, Norman Johnson, joe Surgalla, Edward Travis. Tom Williams, Douglas Craig, Paul Depew, George Esslinger, William Jenkins, Michael Radkiewicz. XA'l'l'HE iILl'll 'They do everything but misc Z' MIL' fy I chickens Miss Mikolon, Advisor. Marjorie Clark, Wilda Ace, Bethel Henry. M, Bizar. Robert Dunn. Adrian Dulko, Thomas Herr. Sara Baker. Marzarc-I Crwsner, Barbara Crook, Shirley Hamm. Edward Morris, Robert Rossi. C. Williams. W. Zimmerman. Ann Kusebart, i63l PIXUEHLIQ ELI ll The Dark 'Town Poker KU Club of C. S. H. S. Mr. Arcangelo, Advisor. Inc-Z Coe. Suzanne Morris. Rosemary Kziawbzirt, .Ioan Lode-r, Virginia Kramvr, Lorraint' Haxffnvr, Bill Bremer. Ann Haas, Nancy Iiailt-y, Janis Broun, David Carter. jim Ilunm-ll, Vera Champlin, John Blynn, Don Long5trecl. Shirley Mcliarry. jim McGoff, Jeanne McMullan, Gilbert Murray. Barbara Martin. Lee Rogers. Dom Scott. Richard jcnkinx, Rudy Holtzman. GIRLS' lILllIl'l'llIlQ.'lL IQLI ll Give us a lzghr. girls-an electric mme, that mf Mr. Houck. Advisor. Thelma Davis. jean th Houxer. Gr-ruldine Walter. Ka lwn Dy- mlntl. Alma Ht-rron. Dolores Holxzatf. Shirley Hopkinf. Ann Lyonx. Wilda ACC. Shirley Ileminsz. Iiflher Hall, Patsy Grant. sr Ju It I . a x n fill .,,, a XIUTIUX l'lCI'l Hll ELI H Assembly movies Sponsored from Pe11u.Syl1'ama History to Spauldmgs Bread Miss Knoetgrn. .-Krivixor, Janice Norckcr. Imnny lmxix. juan He-im, Row jatkson. lxzilxll Ulixrr, Hzirrirt Rov. Frantv. Atnzu-tim: jrdn lmriimrlv. Y Rankin, Ray- mond julio. Tom lioinx. J Glynn. Mrrill Grrencx ligne- In-nnt-n. lion Crook. Lnuix Guzzi. Ilitk Kimble-. lion Nlcfronr. Chrt Norton. Lydia Vmtt. juan Vurtle-n. Bruce Rgwticr. lixthrr Lou Farid:-rx. Fritz 5lfY1Il15. Ijolwrcx Svwrdoxki, Hum-ne Wildhirt. i641 SR, DH,XllHTllf Elslfll Room 16-the Broadway of Clarks Summit Mr. Crum, Advisor, Phil Dettore. Reynold Forirzone. Frank Houck, Bill Manniml, Tom Quin. Calla Weezar. Jerry Youniz. Doris Dux, Phil Frank, Joe Ginley, Ilarlis Hobbs, janet Hall, Mary Kiltle. Anne Housen, Rita Marzani, Thomas Querin. Donald Swallow, Marcia Tinker, Martha Wert, Joan Wilson, .Adelaide Houck, Pat Murray, Janet Newcomer, Madeline Ond- rick, Lolita Robinson, Mary Stacknick, Arline W'illiams, jo Ann Williams. Warren Haffner, William Evans. hy N..-A KNITTING IILUH IIHEPS IILIIB Click! Clackfonel Clack! Clickftwo! The Future Homemaker.: of America Bowen, Advisor, Claire Lawrence, Mary Augustine, Doris Kessler, Lois Kline, Miss Ratchford, Advisor, Ronald Bray, Bob Edwards, Joe Guzzi, Gifford Holt, Jack Noecker, Mary E. Sanders, Rita Peltengill, Janice Crook, Edith Donvito, Lamzan, Richard Lewis, Tom Miles, Clyde Morris, Page Norton, Ronald Reese Cleave, Margery Haberstroh, Barbara Taylor, Carol Ross, Sally Williams, Gordon Samuel, Jack Rider, Warren Watkins. Brink, joan Carmody, Barbara Anderson, Alice Brittain, Vvonne Fontinell, Freidman, Kay Lyons, Polly Stelle, Lucetta Tannler, Fay Brosius. Tl ,' is--4 IIHESS IQLLB Remember the Bfwcck siege over the chess board. Miss Hand, Advisor, Ronny Calvey, Bob Jones, Tom McGowan, Jay Rieder, Jim Seeley, Herman Holt, Marilyn Ball. Ronald Bayliss. Albert Briggs, Arthur Bower, Lee Chambers, Jack Godayte, June Herman, Barbara james, joseph Moran, Carmen Marra, Joan Morris, James Nealon, Judy O'Malley, Natalie Nichols, Shirley O'Neal, Robert Roberts, Joyce Walker, Marion Watson, Nancy Wllliams. i673 lllllllllli lILl'll We have yet to see the day anyone gets a seven no-trump hand. Mrs. Jewett, Advisor, Nick Armstrong. Dave Dorn. Hernicc Hall. Pat Finkler, Bevy Logan. Virginia Rozell, Dick Morgan. Helen Singer, Martha Toth, Jane Campbell, Charles Daniels, William Saadi, Herbert Swarts, Jeanne Chapman. Marian Mat- thews, Lois Pethick. and Violet Singer. r Q3 filllIIPi'l'Fi lfllll Wednesday' morning ratfrace. Mr. Potter, Advisor, joe Arcure. Stewart Bailey, Ward Fitzgerald. Tnmmy Glynn. Donald Hopkins. George Keller, Kenny Kimzsley, Jack McMullan. Jack Smith. Harvey Sproul. Donald Olexa. Michael Bizar. Noel Bradshaw. Richard Driscole. Donald Drake. Santo Gabriel. Eddie Glynn. James Hailstohe. Howard Hinkley, William jones, James O'Malley. Joseph Pasanchin. Charles Swallow. T? Fllilrllxll lillll In case you're wondering, these are the boys you see hunting night' walkers. Mr. Mac!-'arlane and Mr. Riker, Advisors. john Hunnell. Gene Stoeckel. Richard Wenzel. Edgar White, Cliff Broadbent, Edward Gray. William Jayne. Rowland Riker, Roland Sirkler, Allen Hummel, Jim Kovalenus. Carl Stoeckel, William Benner, Hob fhesek, Floyd Drpew, Emmett Din- iree, Kenny Mack. Norman Cults. Philip Hartman. Harry Loder. Tom Lyons, jack Xeiger, Ronald Hiluil. Bob O'Malley, Wila liam Paal. Jack Ruland. 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G' J' ,g ,I ? , ' ms l . -Effvzif' E . x , q 4 'x sw. r R91 Nix .L-...AA 'L , F WS? .l ' ' - 4 4hu: i F .M ,Je Ii' SENIUH ACTIVITIES ARMSTRONG CHARLES NICHOLAS-Mixed Chorus 3 Pinochle Club 3 Bridge Club 4 Intramural Basketball lBril- liant Ohio, Varsity Basketball 1 2 fBrilliant Ohioj 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Dance Committees 3 4 Card Party Committees 3 4 Play Committee 3 Play Cast 3 4 Class President 2 IBTIIIIBDC Ohioj Class Vice President 4 Student Council Vice President 3 Student Council President 4 Clifs Stall Layout3 Advertising 4 Comets Review 3 Natl Athletic Honor Society 3 Class Assembly 3 Clar res Capers 3 Varsity S 3 4 BARCLAY NANCY Mixed Chorus 4 Clarkses Capers 4 Intramural Basketball 1 fjefferson High School Roanoke Va I 4 Dance Committee 4 Play Committee 4 Student Counci 1 Uellersonl French Newspaper 3 Editor 4 Ueffersonj Latin Newspaper Ueflersonj 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Ueflersonj Latin Club 2 3 4 Uelfersonl Cl: s Staff Layout 4 BEEMER WILLIAM Career Club3 Clarkies Capers Busi ness Manager 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Varsty Basketball Manager 3 4 r Varsxty Basketball l 2 3 Football 1 Dance Committees l 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 4 Sr Play Cast 3 Class Presxdent 4 Cliffs Busxness Staff 3 4 Clxffs Advertising Staff 4 Class Assembly 2 Class As sembly Committee 3 Varsity S 4 HiYl 2 3 BUNNELL JOHN Cooking Club 3 Varsity S 2 3 4 Fishing Club 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Varsity Basket ball 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball3 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 Card Party Committee 3 Class Vice President 1 2 CLAUSE FRED Band 4 Chorus 3 Gun Club 3 Senior Sports Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Dance Committee 2 Play Committee 3 Class Assembly 2 COE INEZ-Charm Club 3 Pnnochle 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Dance Committees 3 4 Play Committees 3 4 Class As sembly Committees 3 4 COOK MARIORIE Chorus 3 4 Photography Club 3 Clar ies Capers Typing Editor 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Dance Committeesl 2 3 4 Play Committees 3 4 Cllfs Stall Photography 3 Photography Editor 4 Class Assembly 3 Class Assembly Committee 3 HMS Pmafore 2 Card Party Committee3 4 CRAIG DOUGLAS Band 2 3 4 Chorus3 Cookin Club 3 Committee 1 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 4 Cla s Circulatxon Stall' 3 Cltffs Photography 4 Class Assemblies 2 3 Play Committee 3 4 CUTTS ROBERT Band 1 2 3 4 fsmce ith grad fo a total of 8 years'J Chorus 1 2 3 4 Photogaphy Club 3 Swing Band 4 Intramural Basketball 1 HiY 1 2 3 Dance Com mitteel 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 4 Play Committee 3 4 Play Cast 3 Cliffs Staff 4 Comets Review 2 3 4 Natl Honor Society 3 4 Class Assemblies l 2 3 Class Assembly Committeel 2 3 HMS Pmafore Orchestra 2 Trumpet Trlol 2 3 4 District Band4 DAVIS THELMA Knitting Club 3 Electrical Club 4 Play Committee4 HMS Pmafore 2 DEMPSEY CHARLES Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 Swing Band 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball3 4 Dance Committeel 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 4 Play Casts 3 4 Class Officer President 3 Student Councill 2 3 Cliffs Stall Sports3 Photography 4 Comets Review 3 National Honor Society 3 Class As s mblies 1 2 3 HMS Pmafore 2 National Athletic Honor Society 3 HiY 1 2 3 District Chorus 4 American Legion Award 1944 DETTORE PHILIP Chorus 3 Cooking Club 3 Varsity S Club 3 Senior Dramatncs 4 Boys Varsity Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Dance Committee 1 2 Play Casts 3 Class Assemblies l 2 Class Omcers President 1 2 Comets Review 2 3 4 DORN DAVID Chorus 3 4 Pinochle Club 3 Bridge Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 4 Play Committee 3 Play Casts 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Cliff Stall Photography 3 Business Editor 4 Comets Review 3 Class Assemblies 3 Class Assemblv Com mittee 3 Clarlries Capers 3 Photography Editor 4 Came in 1946 from Detroit Nescar Club Treasurer ISCICDCCI 2 Conservation Club 1 2 Dance Committee l 2 junior Outpost lSchool Paperj 2 I74I FINKLER PATRICIA-Knitting Club 3 Bridge Club 4 Card Party Committee 3 Dance Committee 3 Clif: Stai-Layout 3 Comets Review 2 Class Assemblies 2 H.M.S. Pinafore 2 Play Committee 3. FISH EUNICE Band 4 Chonxs l 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Ensemble Club 3 4 'Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Card Party Committee3 4 Dance Committee l 2 3 4 Play Com mittee 3 4 Class OEcer Secretary 3 Cliffs StaH Photography 3 Typing Editor 4 Comets Review l 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Society 3 4 American Legxon Award 1944 Class Assemblies 1 2 3 4 HMS Pmafore 2 Clar iesCapers3 FORGIONE FEYNOLD--Chorus 1 Book Club 1 Cookmg 2 Fishing Club 3 Dramatic Club 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Dance Cbmmittee l 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 4 1944 1945 went to Salesianum School for boys Wilmington Delaware GARDNER DOLORES-Flag Twxrler 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Play Casts 3 Book Club 3 Clar ies Capers 4 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 Dance Committee 1 4 Play Committee 3 4 Class Assemblies 2 GLASSON HAROLD Band 1 2 3 4 fsmce Sth grade for a total of 8 years'j Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gun Club President 3 Swing Band Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 Boys Ir Varsity Basketball 3 Dance Committee 2 Card Party Com mittee 3 Play Committee 3 Clzff Staff 3 Comets Review 1 2 3 Class Assemblies 1 2 HMS Pmafore 2 Clar aes Capers 3 GLYNN JOHN Cooking Club 3 Sport Club-President 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Dance Comm1ttee3 4 Card Party Committee 3 Play Committee 1 2 3 4 Cliffs Staff Sports 4 Class Assemblies 1 2 3 Class Assembly Commnttee GRILL ARLINE Band 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Ensemble Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Girls Varsity Basketball 3 4 Dance Committee 1 2 3 4 Ca d Party Committee 3 4 Play Committee 3 4 Clnffs Staff Circulation 3 Typing 4 Comets Review 1 2 3 4 Class Assembles l 2 3 4 Class Assembly Committees l 2 3 4 HMS Pmafore 2 Girls Varsity S Club HAFFNER LORAINE Senior Dramatic Club 3 Clarlues Capers fSecretary News Editorj 4 Chorus 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Hockey 4 Dance Committees 3 4 Card Party Committees 3 4 Play Committees 3 4 Play Cast 4 Senior Class Secretary 4 Clzffs Stall' Layout 3 Clxffs Feature Editor 4 fCame in l946j HALL BERNICE Knitting Club 3 Bridge Club 4 Dance Committee 3 Card Party Committee 3 Play Committee 3 Clifs Stall Advertising 3 Class Assembly 2 Fashion Show 4 HOLDSWORTH RONALD Chorus 1 2 3 4 First Aid Club 3 Sports Club 4 Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Play Com mittee 3 4 Comets Review 3 Class Assemblies 2 3 Class Assembly Committees 2 3 HMS Pmafore 2 HOLTZMAN ESTHER Charm Club 3 Clarkzes Capers Club 4 Dance Committees 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 Play Committee 3 4 Clxffs Stall' Layout 4 Class Assembly 2 Fashion Show 4 HOUCK FRANK Band 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 3 Senior Dramatics 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Boys Varsity Basketball Manager 4 Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Card Party Committees 3 4 Plav 4 Comets Review 3 Class As embliesl 2 3 HMS Pmafore 2 Trumpet Trio 2 3 4 Corus34HiYl23 HOUSER JEAN Knitting Club 3 Electricle Club 4 Cliffs Stall Advert1sing3 HMS Pmafore 2 Fashion Show 4 IAYNE GLEEN Fishing Club 3 Sports Club 4 Student Council I IOHNSON NORMAN Fishing Club 3 Sports Club 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Dance Committees 1 2 Play Committee 3 Cliffs Stall Sports and Layout 4 KASSEBART ROSEMARY Flag Twirler 2 3 Chorus 4 Kmtting Club 3 Pinochle Club 4 Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Card Party Committee 3 Play Committees 3 4 9 9 7 9 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 I I , A I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . , , , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 II - - ' 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , I , I , . 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 , , I1 , - ' ' 3 ' ' A , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 9 9 I U I , 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' H - 1 1 1 1 1 1 U U I U 9 I I ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' , ' I U 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 I I ' I I - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ' ', 1 1 1 1 1 9 9 9 U 9 r , , , , - - 1, 2, 3. 1 - 1 1 1 ' I ' ' 9 U 9 9 I 9 U I U 9 U 9 I I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 9 9 I I U 9 I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , , . . . . . 1. . .1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .. , , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 g 1 - - - 1 ' Sr. Sports 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Football 3, Dance , , ,, . 1 . 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Business 3 4 Comets Revrewl 2 3 4 Class Assemblnesl 2 3 4 Class Assembly Commltteel 2 3 4 HMS Pmafore 2 Clar :es Capers Assrstant Exchange Edxtor 4 KINSMAN BETTY JANE Chorusl 2 3 4 Ensemble Club 3 4 Dance Committee 1 2 3 Card Party Commlttee 2 3 Play Commlttee 3 Play Cast 4 Comets Revxew 3 Class As semblxes 1 2 Class Assembly Commxttee 1 2 3 KRAMER VIRGINIA Went to Waverly Hxgh School for first and second year Bandl 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Dramatrc Club 3 Clarkzes Capers Cxrculatxon Edxtor 4 Intramural Basket ball 3 4 Dance Commxttee 1 2 3 Card Party Commlttee 3 Play Casts 4 Chfs Staff Busmess 3 Sports and Photography 4 Class Assembhes 2 3 Waverly Operetta 2 Play Commrttee LAWRENCE CLARE Chorus 3 Semor Dramatic Club 3 Clar :es Capers Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 G1rls Varsaty Basketball 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Dance Committee 1 2 3 4 Card Party Commxttee 3 Play Commxttee 3 4 Chfs Stall Circulation 3 Feature 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Class Assembhes 2 3 Play Cast 3 4 LODER JOAN Band 1 2 Chorus 2 Knxttmg Club 3 Pmochle Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Dance Commxttees 1 2 Card Party Commxttee 3 Play Commxttees 3 4 Clzffs Staff 3 Fashron Show 4 LOGAN BEVERLY Band l 2 3 Chorus3 4 Charms Club 3 Brzdge Club 4 Dance Comrmttee 1 Play Comm1ttee 4 Class Ofhcer Secretary 1 Student Councxl 1 Clrffs Staff 4 Comets Revxew 2 HMS Pmafore 2 Class Assembly 2 LOMEO IOSEPHINE Chorus 3 Charm Club 3 Clarkzes Capers Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Dance Commxttee 3 4 Play Commrttee 4 Class Assernbhes 2 MANNING WILLIAM Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Cookmg Club 2 Gun Club-Secretary 3 Drarnatxc Club 4 Baseball Manager3 4 Dance Commltteel 2 3 4 Play Casts 3 Comets Revlew 3 Class Assembly Comuuttee 3 Class As sembly 2 HM S Pmafore 2 Clar 1es Capers 3 Card Party Committee 3 MATTHEWS ROBERT Drum Major 4 H1Y Club-Secre tary 2 Clarkres Capers Club-Assxstant Edxtor 4 H1 Y Presx dent 3 Boys Varsrty Basketball Manager 3 4 Football Manager 4 Dance Commrttee 3 4 Card Party Commxttee General Chaxrman 3 Play Commxttee General Charrman 3 Play Casts 3 fPlus the Semor Playj 4 Class Oilicer Vnce Presxdent 3 C11 s Sta unror Edrtor 3 Semor Edrtor 4 Comets Review 3 Natlonal Honor Society 3 Class Assembly Commrttees 1 2 3 Clar res Capers Press Edxtor 3 Varslty S 4 Dramatnc Club 3 MENNIG GEORGE Gun Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Dance Commrttee 1 2 3 4 Play Commrttees 3 4 Class Olllcer Secretary 2 Treasurer 4 Comets Review 3 Class Assembly 3 Card Party Commxttee General Charrman 4 Hr Y Club MORGAN RICHARD-Band 1 Cookmg Club 2 Pmochle Club3 Brrdge Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Boys Iuruor Varsxty Basketball 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Dance Commxttees l 2 3 4 Card Party Commlttee 3 Play Commrttee 3 4 Chfs Staff Sports Edntor 4 Class Assemblles 2 3 Class As sembly Committee 3 MORRIS SUZANNE Flag Twlrler 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Pmochle Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Dance Commrttees 1 2 3 4 Card Party Commrttee 3 Play Com mrttee 3 4 Ch s Staff 3 4 Class Assemblres 2 Grrls Varsity Basketball Manager 4 MUTCHNER IANE Dramatxcs Club 3 Clarknes Capers 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Card Party Commrttee 3 Play Commrttees 3 4 Play Cast 3 Chffs Staff 3 Ed1tor1nChxef 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Assemblres NOECKER JANICE Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Cham Club 3 Motron Prcture Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Gxrls Varsity Basketball 3 4 Card Party Commrttee 3 Cl s Stall 3 4 Class Assembly 2 HMS Pmafore 2' PETHICK RICHARD-Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Cookmg Club 2 Flshmg Club 3 Swxng Band 4 Dance Com mrttees 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Clufs Staff 3 4 Class Assemblres 2 3 4 HMS Pmafore 2 Card Party Com mrtteesl 2 3 4 Play Comrmttees 2 3 4 E771 POEHLMAN DOROTHY Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Ensemble Club 3 4 Dance Commrttee 3 Card Party Com mlttee 3 Clxfs Staff 4 Comets Revxew 3 Class Assemblres 2 3 HMS Pmafore 2 Ensemble 3 4 Drstrxct Chorus 4 QUIGG THOMAS-Chorus 3 4 Varsity S Club l 2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 1 2 3 4 Boys Iunror Varsrty Basketball 1 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Dance Commxttee 1 2 3 4 Card Party Commlttee 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 4 Student Councml 1 2 3 Athletrc Assocxatxon 2 3 4 Clrfs StaiI3 4 Comets Revxewl 2 3 4 Class Assemblxesl 2 3 4 Class Assembly Commrtteel 2 3 4 Boys Varsxty Basketball3 4 Dramatxc Club 4 H1 Y 2 fVlCC PYCSICCHIJ 3 ROSS JEAN Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Semor Dramatlcs Club 3 Clarkres Capers Club-Editor 3 4 Glrls Varslty S 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Grrls Varsrty Basketball 3 4 Hockey 4 Dance Committee 1 2 3 4 Card Party Committees 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Class HlSfOfl3H 4 Student Councrl Secretary Treasurer 3 Ch s Staif 3 4 Amerrcan Legron Award 1944 Class Assemblres 1 2 3 Class Assembly Com mxtteel 2 3 Play Commxttees 3 4 ROZELL VIRGINIA-Chorus 3 4 Pmochle Club 3 Budge Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Grrls Varslty Basketball 2 4 Hockeyl 2 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Card Party Commlttee 4 Play Cast 3 Class Ollicer Treasurer 1 3 Stu dent Councrl 1 Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH 4 Cluffs Staff 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Class Assemblxes 2 Play Committees 4 RYAN WILLIAM Chorus 3 4 Photography Club 3 Clarkxes Capers Sports Edltor 4 Football 1 3 Dance Committees 1 2 3 Semor Play 3 Comets Review 1 2 3 4 Class Assemblies 4 HMS Pmafore SINGER HELEN Kmttxng Club 3 Bndge Club 4 Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Play Commxttee 4 C11 s Staff 3 4 Class Assemblies 2 Christmas Program 3 STOECKEL GENE Bandl 2 Fxshmg Club 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Dance Commrtteesl 2 3 4 Card Party Commrttees 3 4 Play Commrttees 3 4 Class Assembly 3 Class Assembly Commrttee 3 SURGALLA JOSEPH Chef s Club 3 Sports Club-Treasurer 4 Dance Committees 2 3 4 Card Party Commrttee 3 Pay Commrttees 3 4 Clrffs Staff 4 Amerrcan Legnon Award 1944 TOTH MARTHA Drum Majorette 2 3 4 Chorus3 4 Book Club 3 Brxdge Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Grrls Varsxty Basketball 4 Dance Commxttees 1 2 3 4 Card Party Commrttees 3 4 Play Commxttee 3 Play Cast 4 Clzjfs Stall' 4 Chrrstmas Program 3 4 TRAVIS EDWARD Cookmg Club 3 Sports Club 4 fVlCC Presrdentj Intramural Basketball! 2 3 4 Dance Committees 3 4 Card Party Committees 3 4 Play Commlttees 3 4 Cliffs Staif 4 WALTER GERALDINE Girls Electrical Club 3 4 Dance Committees 3 4 Card Partv Commrttees 3 4 Play Commrttees 3 4 C1155 Staff 3 4 Class Assembly 2 WEEGAR CALLA Band 1 2 Junxor Dramatlcs Club 1 Semor Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Gxrls Varslty Basketball l 2 3 4 Hockey l 2 3 4 Play Cast3 Class Assemblres 2 3 Clar ze s Caper 3 WENZEL RICHARD Bandl 2 3 Chefs Club 2 FlSl'1lK'lg Club 3 4-Secretary Treasurer Baseball 3 4 Dance Commxt tee 1 2 3 4 Card Party Commxttees 3 4 Play Commnttees 3 4 Clnfs Staff 3 4 Class Assembly 2 HMS Pmafore 2 WHITE EDGAR Frshmg Club 2 3 Treasurer Intramural Basketball 2 3 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Dance Committees 1 2 3 4 Card Party Committees 3 4 Play Commrttees 3 4 Student Coun ll 3 Vlce Presndent 4 Clxffs Stall' 4 Comets Revxew 3 Class Assemblxes 1 2 3 Class Assembly Commrt tee 2 WILLIAMS AUDREY Kmttmg Club 3 Clarkres Capers Club 4 Dance Cornmrttees 2 3 4 Card Party 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' . . , -1 , 1 1 1 1 ' ' 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y . , , 2. 3. 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . , , , . , . 3. 4, . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 - 11 1 - - 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY fCOHIlUUCd rom page 281 Our senxor oflicers were B1ll Beemer presldent Nrck Armstrong v1ce presrdent George Mennrg treasurer Lorame Haffner secretary and ean Ross class hlstorxan The Student Councll had on rt Nlck Armstrong Bud Whlte Dave Dorn and Frank Houck john Bunnell Chlc Dempsey Phll Dettore George Menmg Tom ulgg Nnck Armstrong and Norman ohnson were on the grldlron Dettore Armstrong urgg and Bunnell played basketball The semor managers were Bob Matthews B111 Beemer and Frank Houck The managers for the baseball team were Blll Mannlng and Bud Whlte Semor Hockey players were G1nny Rozell captaln Calla Weegar Clalre Lawrence ean Ross and Lorame Haffner Weegar fcaptalnj Rozell Gr11lRoss Toth Lawrence Cook and Noecker all played gxrls basketball Suzle Morrrs was sen1or manager The class was represented on the school newspaper by jean Ross Bob Matthews Bull Beemer Lorame Haffner Blll Ryan Dave Dorn Glnger Kramer Marjorxe Cook and jane Mutcher Clalre Lawrence Gene Keller Dee Gardner Esther Holtz man Audrey Wllllams and Josephme Lomeo On the yearbook staff were Jane Mutchner Bob Matthews Lorame Haffner oe Surgalla Rlch Wenzel Dave Dorn Eumce Frsh Marjone Cook jean Ross Tom u1gg Drck Morgan and Nnck Armstrong Wenzel Dempsey Pethlck Houck Glasson Manning Cutts Cralg and Ross played ln the band Grlll Noecker and Toth were majorettes Gardner Kassebart Morrls and Poehlman were flag twxrlers The senlor play A Connectrcut Yankee IH Kmg Arthur Court dlrected by Mr Crum prov1ded some good laughs for everyone Bob Matthews performed miracles Frank Houck and Clalre Lawrence prov1ded chrlls Dave Dorn Nxck Armstrong and erry Young extracted many a laugh and Chxc Dempsey Lorame Haffner jean Ross Gxnger Kramer Betty Jane Klnsman and Martha Toth starred oo Cur annual Chrlstmas Ball featured Freddre Carter and h1s orchestra The class enjoyed the wonderful Prom grven us by the junxors Class Nxght' All the fun and good food ' And Com mencement' The farewell address the smglng of the Alma Mater the choked feellng 1n the throats Well 1tS t1me to close the locker unt1l some ralny day when well open rt once agaxn to these memorles of the dear ole golden rule days AS ALWAYS -.iii lf? cCZgLllQ9- tdgl? sjgzkllfkftl Plcxnos 0 RCId1OS MASON and HAMLIN GENERAL ELECTRIC CHICKERING wssrmcnouse nscmzn mm-H CAB'-E EMERSON Band Instruments ZQPSON Music Boxes OLDS BRIEF CASES SELMER EXPERT REPAIRING Electncczl Apphcmces And Everythlng MUSICGI CETTA-PARRISH MUSIC C0. 517 LINDEN STREET Scranton, Pa. Phone 2 6782 I76l . , , , ' 1 1 , , , J , . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 , , Q , , J . , , Q - - , . - C D, . 1 J 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . ., , . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 Q 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . ,, . . . ,Q .,, . . 1 U 1 - 1 T 1 . , , J , 1 1 1 1 1 1 t1 - 11 - - 11. 11 . . . - . , , . - 1 . . . 1 . . ,L - st 11 I I l I u I 0 - - a 1 ADVGQTFQUHG Q f ce 'Q 1' v v U fp? Q WJ' , U J ,, I BEST VVISHES THE VARSITY WALTER STAGE S SERVICE STATION 1G dM ii ll I WALTER STAGE, Proprietor asolin Vee ol I '78 I UJIILQJJ dd Ll feel' offers the hlgh school graduate more opportunmes and greater possrbrhhes for larger eammgs and qulcker returns than any Ask for tree catalog explaxnmg how our courses supplement h1gh school tramlng and how our free employment servlce asslsts graduates ln secunng positions SCRANTUN LACKAWANNA CULLEGE Secretanal and Buslness Admlmstratlon .f4PPl'0UeJ PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS SEHUULS ASSUIIIATIIJN u1ifA 770. f Qafing 635 Linden St. Scranton, Pa. E791 O other vocation. I of J W SALISBURY Crvrl Engrneer 8: Surveyor PARK BAR B Q On Route 6 11 North Chmclull Barbecue Sandwxches Lunches and Dmners Fountam and Curb Servlce DWIGHT ISENBERG Prop Complxments Laura Llsters Beauty Parlor FIRE AUTOMOBILE READE G BRAINARD The Travelers Sure Insurance with Servxce Phone 92 R 2 223 E GROVE ST Cornplrments of BLUE CROSS ANIMAL HOSPITAL North Chxnclulla Phone 430 R Z LESH S MEN S STORE Men s 8: Boy s Furnrshrngs Shoes 8: Rubber Footwear Adam Hats 105 So State St Clarks Summxt LINAIR DAIRY 8: POULTRY FARMS Mxlk and Cream Poultry and Eggs Produce Dehv ery Servrce Comphments of the GRAND UNION CO 80 - ' ' a, Pa. of 316 So. State St. Clarks Summit. Pa. CI-ARKS GREEN' PA- , l l l . . ' , Pa. I CASTLE RESTAURANT Compliments of BEST OF FOODS RICHARD E. ROSS Clarks Green Pf0V1denCe Squafe Plumblng and Heatxng ROBERTS GARAGE General Repa1rs Esso Products Wrecker Servxce Acetylene and Arc Weldmg Ablngton Comphments Electnc Co f8 of Clarks Summit DR. and MRS. LOUIS G. KAREHA 1 J ml UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Courtesy Recrulhng Statlon 332 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Pennsylvanla A1 s Dlner You are now iaced wlth the most 1m portant dec1s1on oi your hte choosmg a It s a Pleasu e To Se e You CGTGGI' Before you make your hnal choxce t would pay you to look mto the wonderful opportumhes that are before you. DONALD s KEEN COMPLIMENTS Keen's Rx Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE Lohmann's 312 South State Street Sunoco Service Clarks Summit, Pa. ISII UNITED STATES ARMY d i of - I I . . I i 0 OF PEGGY'S AIRPORT INN Compliments Hot and Cold Lunches FRED CQLQNY Fountain Service GROCER Curb Service Open 11:AM To 12:PM Peggy and Jack Roberts 26 Years Expenence JOHN VANDORICK DESIGNING o INSTALLING o ALTERING ELECTRICAL WIRING AND EQUIPMENT or I N D U S T R Y Generators Transformers Power Equrprnent Servmg Those Who Want the Best RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL EFFICIENT CREW OF 42 MIEN Fzrst Class Mechcrnlcs Personal Supervlslon Complete Equlpment 1709 Washbum Street SCRANTON 4 557 Chr nch1l1a Electroruc 8: Televrszon Drstnbutor Meats Frozen Foods Grocenes Delxver Anywhere In Abxngtons 548 550 Wyonung Ave Call C S 61 R 2 Scranton Pa U31 1 BOB'S BLVD. MARKET' FRED P.PURSELL RECUPERO AUTO SALES KAISER AND FRAZER SALES AND SERVICE WILLYS IEEPS AND TRUCKS HIGGINS CAMPING TRAILERS FARM IMPLEMENTS AND SUPPLIES LINN TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE BANTAM UTII.ITY TRAII.ERS MOTORCLA RADIOS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE WASHING AND LUBRICA'I'ION Clarks Summ1t Pc: Phone 676 I I S4 Whipp1e's Lumber Yard CLARKS SUMMIT, PA. Phone 79 9 6 SUPPLY CO KREITNER LUMBER nn lu g from Cellar to Ch mney 335 BEDFORD STREET L 5 w B PHONE 50 Clarks Summxt Pe sylvama W d H T 83 FRIENDS O -n i cpu Comphments of Adjoining D. . . . R. Stcxiion . . I nn . S d. B'ck, Cement. Limes. P ' 1. Glass, Wall B d . Doors, in ows, Roofing, d re, Sewer Pipe. La d Til . L h NATIONAL PAPER CORPORATION OF PENNSYLVANIA Npk dF IT Manufacturers Of Toilet Paper, Paper Towels a ins, an acia issues Congratulations to the 1948 Class of Clarks Summit High School FROM LOUIS GARCIA, M. Photog. Distinctive Photography 441 WYOMING AVE., SCRANTON . . . Telephone 3-4294 SUMMIT DINER 24 HOUR SERVICE BOB PARRY PROPRIETOR HOME COOKING AIR CONDITIONED f Q7 DR. ADA I. HOBBS Osteopathic Physician 526 Co ell Bu ld Sc anto P Compliments of IRSA SPORTS WEAR Inc 402 South State St Clarks Summit Pa Courtesy WILLIAM H MCDONALD Jewelry Watches FRANK MCDONNELL Jeweler and Optometrist 123 W Market St Providence Square Scranton Pe na Co pl ments of LOU SINGLEMAN Groceries and Meats 'ZOO N State St Compliments of the VICTORY PIG BARBECUE Complime ts C R HARTFORD 88 STANTON S GARAGE Automobile Repairing T es Batte es Accessor Battery Recha g g Fast 8: Slow Acetyle e Weld ng nn i ing r n, a. . , . of , n . m i Clarks Summit, Pa. . n , of ' ' if , ri , ies r in - n i TOM TAYLOR Wholesale Sporting Goods Scranton, Pa. cwfwaya my GATES TIRES 6 TUBES FRAM FILTERS AC PLUGS 100 X PURE PENNA OIL COMPLIMENTS Fnendly Servxce IOHN WALTER S Summa Cut Rafe Store Rlchfleld Servlce SIGIIOI1. THOMAS DAVIS Propnetor 89 Gas Lube O11 Cor State 6. Grove Clark s Sumnut Phone 9115 R 2 OF o 0 I3 ABINGTON PLUMBING 8: HEATING Phone: Clarks Summit 212 l 3 GEORGE H. BRITTAIN 66 State Street - Clarks Summit, Penna. Expert D'amond Setting Grandfather Clocks Repaired HERB KRAUSS JEWELRY Watches and Clocks Repcnred Complete Line of Iewelry 408 S State St Phone 533 R 3 Clark s Summit Pa THE POWDER PUFF Specializing in Permcment Waves and Cosmetics ETHEL L. KAMMER Telephone: 4 Clark's Summit MILTON E HOBBS z:Lr:c'rR1cAN CLARKS SUMMIT PA. DAVIS VARIETY STORE Gym Shoes Sporti ng Goods JOE S GARAGE Joseph Chermak General Repa1r1ng Wmola Road Phone 347 Always Look Your Best t CAL S BARBER SHOP 334 State St Clarks Summit l90l Wm F Qulgg Ir 326 South State St C S Candy-Clgarettes-Papers Magazines-Confectionery t i I 8: ' ' ' : -R-O 5 al l Phone 3 9147 Sam Stathxs Prop Sky Top Restaurant Steaks cmd Chops Our Speclalty All Kxnds Toasted Sandwiches 1835 N Mcnn Ave Scranton COMPLIMENTS DR F C LUTZ Maple Croft Garden ELINOR MATTHEWS P o Box 128 CLARKS SUMMIT PA Greenhouse Waverly Rd Glenburn Pa Telephone Dalton 33 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Flower cmd Vegetable Seedhngs Geramums and Beddmq Plants The Greatest Names ln Home Equlpment General Electrxc Retr qerators and Applxances RCAVctor Radxos and Record Players Bendxx Automat c Home Laundnes Permutxt Water Sottemnq Systems Easy Washers Hoover Sweepors Frank McCorm1ck Inc 208 Depot Street Clark s Summlt Westlake Summ1t Shop 414 soU1'H s'rA'rr: STREET Clarks Surnmrt Pa. Peerless Pnntmg Co COMMERCIAL PRINTING If you are part1cular about your pnntmg Call. Clarks Summmt 242 or Scranton 4 4772 Have you seen our new Play Clothes and E Bert Jermyn Dresses? If not. come rn soon. Clarks Summlf, PQ LEWIS MOTOR OO- CLARK MGTOR C0. YOUR CHRYSLER AND DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH DEALER Sales And Service At Top Of H111 CLARKS SUMMIT PA Phone 91 On The Trlangle Phone 9130 91 soon HOME COOKED 1v11:ALs OF . ' . . Pa. gona Pdaiayaapluf Magma oaaaaa a'.aa..,w,,,a,., Q., .Jawa an ,uma The P A Hutch1son Company f9J 428-430 Forest Court . . . Scranton 3, Pennsylvania 2