Cranberry High School - Berry Bush Yearbook (Seneca, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1947 volume:

fl ' ,,v.fj The efzfnl KLLSI4 '47 Volume Twelve Published by Senior Class ee eeee CRANBERRY HlGH SCI-IQCDL Seneca, Pennsylvania ozewozb . . . By qrim determination and resourceful- ness, we, the editorial staff of the 1947 Berry Bush, are attempting to portray to you, our readers, the personnel and the various activities of Cranberry Hiqh School. lt is our sincere desire to express our grati- tude to our patrons, our board of education, and to the members of the faculty who have made this a successful production. We know that materials for production are limited and sometimes difficult to obtain, therefore, bear with us that the Berry Bush is as good if not better than any previous production. mlgsig out alma mated 'I'here is no rhyme that can express How I feel about Cranberry High. My heart beats last and my eyes grow wet Ch dear, I arn going to cry! Soon We must leave her, she has given us all CI the science, the English, the math and such lore That now is required to send us out to face lite, She says she can teach us no more! Lite may be cruel but it may also be kind, No matter what happens to me 'When I look back to recapture some visions ot youth, It's Cranberry I-Iigh I shall see. Wliat fun we all had! I shall never forget How proud We all were ot our school. No task was too hardy no teacher too stern, Cur code was the Golden Rule. Good-bye to Old Cranberry may those who stay on Continue to cherish the things we hold dear, The desks and the books, the library and QYTUJ Please care tor them year alter year. -'-AUHG Younker k,,gw2?'s I N 14? W 449 F' Z3 7' , 12 W, ff I 11' f 'i xxx-ir. .X ff Diaz ICH e icafion . . . Byron A. Iohnston To you, Mr. Iohnston, we dedicate this, our Berry Bush in appreciation ot the untirinq efforts and time you spent to make our stay at Cranberry pleas- ant and inspiring toward higher goals in life. May your memories ot us be cherished always. fThe Class of 1947 H ulrefzvising fzincipal W. A. Stewart Class ot 1947: Please accept my heartiest congratulations on the occasion ot your gradua- tion from Cranberry High School. ' Qur associations during the past six years have been very pleasant, and it is therefore not without some measure ot regret that we approach the gradua- tion season. Vtlhether you now enter your lite work, or go on to some institution oi higher learning, we want you to teel tree to call on us for any further service which we may be able to render. I trust that you will always measure up to the high ideals which all of us hold tor you. W. A. Stewart 8 J To the Seniors of 1947: Kenneth S. Snyder It's cr pleasure to extend my sincere conqrdtulotions upon the completion of your high school career. Moy life find you fultiillinq your highest ospirdtions. Kenneth Snyder fzincifm cmd 06 Education Mr. Carlson Mr. Graham Mr. Friqqle We owe so much to this group of willing workers! Centered around them are all our fine educational programs, the finances, supplies, and activities of the school. There are many things they do for us, and don't think We arent grateful! We are. We take our hats oft to you, members of the Board of School Directors, for your grand work in keeping Cranberry High the wonderful educational institution it is today. Mx. Harriqer Mr. Tart Miss Rembold I0 OWL 7-6liCl46'ZS IAMES BEVERIDGE Degree .......,.,...,.,.,......,.,.,,.........,...............................,... B. S. Years taught ,....., ., .......,..........,,,.......................,. ll Where lrom ...,...... .......... N escopeck, Pa. Now teaching .......... ....,...,.,........,.,.,...,.,. M usic HELEN CONNELL Degree .,.,.,.........4....4....................,........ ...,........,.,.....,... B . S. Years taught ....,..,.., .......,.,...........,........................,....... 2 Where from ..............,........................... Butler, Pa. College ..,........ ...........,...... G rove City College Now teaching Commercial subjects and French Il MARGARET BOAL Degree ..,................,.,.......,..........,.....,....,.....,...,......,...... B. S. Years taught ..,.......,...,....,.,..................,..,.......,....,.,....,.. 6 Where from ..,,.....,.,......... Cooperstown, Pa. College ..,.,...,..,.......,.. .......,.,......,..., C larion State Now teaching .......... ........,......,.,............... E nglish ALLEN EDGAR l. Degree ..... ,............. . , ............ , ....... ...... . ..,...,...,......,.,.,. B. S. Years taught ..,....... , .....,.,.,.,.Franklin, Pa. .,...,.,,,.lndiana State .....,.,..Soctal Studies Where from ....,...... College .,.,....v...,.,.,.,.... Now teaching , ..... GEORGE ZAGST Degree ..,.,..,...,.....................,.....,...,......,.......,.,.............. B. S. Years taught ........... .......,..,..,,.......,......,...,.,.,.,....... l 8 Where from ........,. ,......... V andergritt, Pa. College ................,.... ......,..., C larion State Now teaching .....,... .....,......,.........,. E nglish BEATRICE BLACK Degree .........,.........,.,..............................,...,.,......,.,....... B. S. Years taught ...... ,..,....,.....,,.........,.,............,.,.,.......... . ..,.3 VVhere from ..... ..,,...............,.......,..,..... B utler, Pct. College .......,................,..... Grove City College Now teaching Commercial subiects, Pennsylvania History and Civics Q ll Gui 7-el2Cl46'Z.S .X ANDREW R. McKEE MARY ALICE CONKLIN CECIL L. ADAMS Years taught . ...,.... ......... .....,.....,.........,...............,.... 2 9 Degree ...........,..................,...,.....,.,.,.....,............,.,.....,... B, S. Degree ....,............,..,....,,........,............. .......,.,. ...,. ....,. R . S . Where from ........................,..... Cranberry, Pa. Years taught ......... ......,..........,......,....,.,................,. 3 Years taught ......,........,.,,......,,...,.,.,...,..... ........,..,,.,... 2 U College ..,.....,,.,., ........ ,..,,....,.,....,.,...,..., E d inhoro Where from ...,...,. ............. W arreri, Pa. Where from .........,............................. Wesley, Pa. Now tearhlng .. ...............,.,.,..,... Hisiory College ...........,......... ........... C larion State College .............,........,. ..,..,.. G rove City College Now teaching ..... ,.,.,.,.,.. Geography New teaching Biology, Physics, Chvin istiy, General Svienrc- HARRY CAMPBELL MRS. MARIE FLYNN GRACE ETZEL Degree ..... ...,.,....,........,.,. ...........................,.,............ B . A. Degree ..... ..... ,..,.,..................................... r........,...... B . S. Degree ...............................,.,...,.......,,........,.,.,......,.... A. B. Years laugh! ..... , .......,...,...,..r......,.,.,....,.... 18 Years taught ,........ ..... ,..............,......... ...........,.. , .....,,...,. 3 Y e ars. taught ,....... ..,,,...,.,....................,...,......,. . IO Where from .....,. ............ C larion, Pa. Whore from ..... .......... Conneauiville, Pa. Where from ......... ......,...,..,.. ,.,..... ......... K n o x, Pa. Collf-ae ,..,................ . ...., ...,..... P erin Staie College ,..............,.. ...... ..,.,..,..,...,.,...,.. . . .Edinboro College ...........,......,.......,.....,... Capitol University Now teaching ..... . ,..,....,.,. Mathematics Now teaching ,. ,.,.. ............ M athematics Now leaching ,.,...... Latin, French, English IZ Out 7-8dCl48'Z.S cgi.. MRS. BETTY HESS School Nurse Degree ........., ...,..... Where from .......,......................,..... Seneca, Pa. Years taught . Oil City Hospital School ot Nursing ' College ..4.,............ Now teaching Science Teaching ,,.............,.,........ ....,.......... H ome Nursing MRS. RUTH MEADE Degree .........,............................,,..................,.,.............. B, S. Years taught ,............. . ..,......................,.....,..........,....... .5 Colleges ..,.,. ..............,... O hio State University Dayton Art Institute Now teaching ...,...,...,...... Home Economics Where from ..,.........,....,....., BYRON A. IOHNSTON MRS. MARY L. STAHLMAN S. Degree S. Yecrrs taught ........,.,..,.......Butler, Pa. Where from .,.......,...,Cranberry, Pa. .....,.......Slippery Rock State College ...,.............lndiana State Health, Gym, Senior Now teaching ......,..,...,....... Health and Gym MISS MILDRED BICKEL School Secretary Where from .................. ....... ............ V a n, Pa. Years Worked ,............................,..,. ,....,, . W2 School ..........,.,...,...,.,. .........,.. C ranberry Hi 13 wr Teaclieas WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH Degree ,.,.....,............,.,..............,.....,..,.. .............,...,...... B . S. Years taught ............,. ,,..,...,..........,..........................,.... 3 Where from .....,. ........ .,... 4...,.,........,.. V ci n , Pc. College ,.....4,..,.,. .. ............. .,.,. ..........,..... P e nn State Now teaching .... Vorrutioncrl Agriculture MRS. HILDA HAIZLETT FRED FERRINGER Yeczrs taught ..,.,...,.,...................,.,.,.,............,.,...,....... 20 Degree .....,.. ...,............. .,.....,.,.....,.,..............,......... 6 8 '7 F. Where from ..... ,.....,....,... ............ ,... O l 1 City, PG. Years Worked ..............,.,......,....,.,.,.,.,........,.,,.....,..,..... 2 College ....,.,..,.........................,.,.......... Slippery Rock College .,...,........,.... .....r,,..... l lard work Now teaching ....,. Literature, Art Writing Teaching ......... .. ..... ...Clegnlrness itll eniou Gbvisofzs Miss Connell Mr. Zagst Congratulations to you on your achievementffgraduation. Success and happiness are now more surely yours. The ideal of success is not the same for all, but continually going forward with some degree of happiness is a successful state. Graduation marks com- pletion of a stage of formal educationg hard labor and waiting remain. Con- sider a goal achieved and a life is a static oney postpone the feeling of a realized objective and your possibilities are boundless. Helen Connell Graduates of l947: The time has come when you are about to leave the halls of Cranberry to enter the halls of life. May every suggestion and assistance that I gave you benefit you in years to come. Your success and well wishes are the hope of Mr. Zagst. 15 ,X M Q56 ,VX X X X Qgc: X QU IOF5 G10 S S O :AMI-:s KELLOGG lim is tall with wavy hair, Look tor his smile, it's always there. Orchestra 4l-47, Band 4l-47, Class President 43-44, l-li-Y 44- 47, I-li-Y Treasurer 46-47, Prom Committee 46, Latin Club ll 44-45, Senior Play 46, Berry Bush Staff 46-47. ELLA MAE BLAUSER Ellie is so sweet and shy, She blushes when the boys go by. Freshman-Sophomore Recep- ton 45, Spoon and Spool Club 44-45, French Club l 45-46. Prom Committee 45-46, Senior Class Play 46. 1947 PHYLLIS ZIMMERMBNN Her nickname, so they say, is Phid. And many are the things she's did. Latin Club l 43-44, Latin Club ll 44-45, Chorus 44-47, Prom Committee 46, Publicity Man- ager, Iunior and Senior Plays 45-46, Hi-Light Staff 46-47, Berry Bush Staff 46-47. EDWIN WILLIAMS An imagination Ed does possess For things involving future success. I-li-Y 44-47, Basketball 44-47, Hi-Light Staff 46-47, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Baseball 46- 47, Senior Play Staqe Mana- ger 46, Announcement Com- mittee 46, Latin Club 44-46. Glass 0 MARIORIE svssnsrim This slick chick is known as Speed, To her advice you'cl better heed. Latin Club Secretary and Treasurer 44-45, Freshman- Sophomore Reception 45, Prom Committee 46, Senior Play 46, Hi-Liqht Staff 46-47, Y-Teens 44-45, Berry Bush Staff 46-47. EUGENE FLOCKERZI What Homer tells is usually a rumor, lle's really qot a sense ol humor. Band 43-47, Orchestra 43-47, Hi-Y 44-47, Iunior Play 46, Latin Club 44-45, Hi-Liqht Staff 47, Berry Bush Staff 47. 1947 ROBERT LAFFERTY NOW Bob here comes from Seneca, l le's famous for his loud Ha-Ha. Freshman - Sophomore Recep- tion 44-45, Latin Club 43-44, Staqe Manaaer lunior Play 46, Basketball 43-46, Hi-Liqht Stall 46-47, Berry Bush Staff 47, Hi-Y 45-47, Hi-Y Secretary 46-47, Boys' Chorus 41-43, Baseball 45-47 Prom Com- mittee 46, IEANNINE METZ Always friendly and very GUY' She works on the Hi-Light niqht and day. Y-Teens 43-47, Freshman- Sophomore Reception 44 45. Latin Club 43-45, Hi-Liqht Start 46-47, Prom Committee 46-47. Glass 0 MARGARET FLOCKERZI Maggie lives at Ft. D. 2 When you see her, the-re's Donna, too. llistorian of Home Ec. Club 46-47, Home Economics Club 45-46 46-47, Y-Teens 43-45. Chorus 43-44 44-45. IOHNNY BOOR Even though his name is Boor, l-le sure ain't what his name stands for. Boys' Chorus 41-43-46-47, Boys' Ouartette 42-43, Ir. Play 43, Basketball 41-43, Rhumba Haven 43, Air Force 43-46, Forensic Music Contest 42, 43. '947 PAUL HAZLET1' Broad shoulders and blue eyes you see That's Paul from out at Tippery. Baseball 45-47, Basketball 44- 47, Hi-Y 44-45. IOAN HART Io's favorite saying is. Oh, boy. That could be changed to Oh, Roy! Y-Teens 43-45, Home Ec. Club 44-45, Freshman - Sophomore Reception 44-45, Library Club 44-45, Senior Play 46-47. Christmas Play 45. Glass 0 M1-:ms snsrrsn liz-'s in somethina all the t1111O, For some qirl ho's sure a find! Band 4l-47, Orvhestra 4l-47, Swinq Band 45-47, Chorus 47, Latin Club 44-45, Hi-Y 44-47, Basketball 44-47, Baseball 46- 47, Hi-Liqht Staff 46-47, Iunior Play 45, Senior Play 47, Class President 44-47, Announce- ment Committee 46-47, NORMA BOWEH Norma is so small and thin, She always looks as neat as a 1-in, Spoon and Spool Club 44-45, Freshman Sophoniore Recep- tion 45, Library Club 44-47, Chorus 43-47, Prom Commit- tee 46, Iunioi Play 46, Berry Bush Staff 46 47, Christmas Play 45, Class Secretary 46- 47, Rina Committee 45-46. 1947 BARBARA KIRKWOOD Dimpled Cheeks and twinklinq eyes She plays the fiddle, too, youse quys. Girls' Chorus 42-43, Orches- tra 4Z-47, Latin Club I 45, French Club I 46. IAMES WESSEI. Around the srhool hc.-'s known as Andy, Whenever needed he's always handy. F. F. A. 45-46. Glass O wu.L1AM cams BiIl's a wee bit shy it can be iound, For being shy, he qets around. Freshman - Sophomore Recep- tion 44-45, Activities Asso. 44-47, President of Activities Asso, 47, Hi-Y Club 44-47. Iuriior Play Hi-Liqht Staff 47, Latin Club 43-45, Vice Presi- dent of Class 45-46, Cheer- leader 44-46, Treasurer of Class 46-47, Boys' Chorus 41- 43, Prom Committee 46, Trea- surer of Hi-Y 45-46. NANCY RITTS We need a ret for our ball qame, Sure, Nancy is our only aim. Y-Teens 44-47, C-'lee Club 43, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Prom Committee 46, Freshman- Sophoinore Reception 45. V747 IUNE STANLEY lune's qot a sparkle in her eye She can't decide just who's her guy. Y-Teens 44-47, Senior Play 46, French Club I 45-46, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Freshman- Sophomore Reception 45. RALPH STEPHENS Sam is tall and oh so thin, But always heard above the din. Hi-Y 44-47, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Orchestra 41-46, Iunior Play Staqe Manager 45. Glass 0 WILLIAM sm-1 Brooks is our Romeo, l-le tells such jokes--W Ho! Ho! Ho! Hi-Y 44-47, Hi-Y Pesident 46- 47, Basketball Manager 46- 47, Baseball 45-47, lunior Play 45, Senior Play 46, Ac- tivities Association 45-47, Freshman-Sophomore Recep- tion 44-45, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Vice-President of Sen- ior Class 46-47, PHYLLIS STEWART Phil likes laughs and a qood time, At all school functions she does shine! Music Council, Latin Club 44- 45, Freshman-Sophomore Be- ception 45, Sophomore Party 45, Prom Committee 46, Hi- Liqht Staff 46-47, Iunior Play 45, Senior Play 46,'Y-Teens 43-47, Chorus 43-47, Library Club 44-47, Orchestra 43-45, Class Treasurer 44-45, An- nouncement Committee 46-47. '947 PAULINE BAKER P. B. hails from Bich Hill, Though she qiqqles, we like her still. French Club I 45-46. IEHOME BICKEI. lerome's the wolf of our class At all pretty qirls he'll make a pass. Iunior Play 45, Senior Play 46, Hi-Y 45-47, Basketball 45- 47, Baseball 46-47, Binq Com- mittee 45-46, Announcement Committee 46-47. Glass O im-:NB xnsriv Irene is small and quite petite. But her smile you'll never beat. Freshrnan-Sophomore Recep- tion 44-45, Y-Teens 43-47, French Club 46, Library Club 43-47, Chorus 44, EDWIN PERRY Did you hear the one about ----- ? Eddie's always iokina, there's no doubt! F. F. A. 44-46, Orchestra 45- 47, Band 45-47, Swing Band 46-47, Senior Play Staqe Man- aqer 47, Freshman-Sopho more Reception 45. 1947 KENNETH GREENE Kenny's really qot a line, He picks on Herman all the time. F. F. A. 44-46, Hi-Y 45-47. MAHIORIE SMITH Smitty has Grant on her mind, A nicer qirl he could not find. Y-Teens 44-45-46, Chorus 47, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Latin Club 44-45, Prom Com- mittee 46, Hi-Light Staff 47. Berry Bush Staff 47, Fresh- man-Sophomore Reception 45. Announcement Committee 47, Sophomore Party 45. Glass O PAUL sm: He never seems to say a word And when he does, he-'s hardly heard. lli-Y 44-47, Staqe Manager lunior Play 46, Berry Bush Staff 46-47. LOUISE BRANDON Pee Wee's qot thirk black hair, ller '39 Plymouth gets her there, Latin Club ll 44-45, Freshman- SOfxl'IOITl0T0 Reveption 45, Or- chestra 43-47, Chorus 43-47, Y-Teens 43-47, Prom Commit- tee -16, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Sophomore Party 44-45. i947 NORMA OAKES She thought O11 Crty was a bowl at Cherries, Now she's vhanqecl 1t tor a bowl ol Berries. Y-Teens 46-47, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, lli-Liqht Staff 46-47. GEORGE JOHNSON Grins and smrles, lhat's HGPPYt Name inherited lrom his poppy. Hi-Y 45-47, Band 43-47, Or- chestra 43-47, Hi-Liaht Staff 46-47. Glass O SHIRLEY KELLY CLARK She aspirod to make her mark, And now she's changed her name to Clark. Class Secretary 43-44, Sopho- more-Eroshman Reception 44- 45, Y-Teens 43-47, Prom Com mittee 45-40. RICHARD COLGROVE Dick's pride and joy is his He talks and talks and iaiks some more. Hi-Y 44-47, Basketball 46-47. 1947 RICHARD BROWN Dick's pride cmd joy is his Pierce-Arrow, What gets him there is his wheel-barrow. Hi-Y 44-47, F. F. A. 44-46. Activities Association 43-47, Senior Play Stage Manager 46, Berry Bush Staff 46-47. ROSE COSHNITZKE Rose is always in a hurry. She never, never has a worry. Home Ec. Club 45-47, Y-Teens 43-47. Glass 0 HARRIETT MORRISON We all think a lot of Harriett, She gets her beaus without a lariat. Y-Teens 43 47, Girl's Chorus 44-47, Library Club 44-47, Freshman-Sophomore Recep- tion 44-45, Prom Committee 45-45, Latin Club 43-45, Hi- Liqht Staff 46-47, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, lunior Play 45. Publicity and Tickets ---Senior Play 46, Sophomore Party 44- 45. CHARLES PERRETT Small of stature, that's our Chuck, His friendship, consider your good luck. Baseball 45-47, F. F. A. 45-47. 1947 ROBERT HECKARD Heck is always pulling fast ones, He never seems to get his work done. H-Y 44-47. ANNE YOUNKER Anne is noted for her cheer, That she'll succeed we do not tear. Y-Teens 43-47, Chorus 44-47, Library Club 44-47, Freshman- Sophomore Reception 44-45, Prom Committee 46, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Latin Club 43-45, Christmas Play 45-46, President Y-Teens 46-47, Sophomore Party 45, Berry Bush Staff 46-47, Announce- ment Committee 46-47, Ring Committee 46-47, Class Treas- urer 43-44, Class Vice-Presi- dent 44-45, Class Secretary 45-46. 616.55 O IEANNE HOFFMAN She's a pert little skirt, And oh, what a flirt. Y-Teens 44-47, lunior Play 45, Senior Play 46, French Club l, Freshman-Sophomore Re- ception 45, Prom Committee 46. LOIS GUTH Lois has a twinkle in her eye. It's hard to guess just who's her quy. Freshman-Sophomore Recep- tion 45, Y-Teens 43447, Chorus 4447. 1947 'L. KATHLEEN KNEPP Seen at the rink most every niqht. Skating is Kitty's chief delight. French Club 46, Y-Teens 46' 47, Library Club 47, Senior Play 46. ESTHER ATTLEBERGER Esther is a pretty qal. leanne is her closest pal. Y-Teens 45447, Senior Play 46. French Club l 45-46, Prom Committee 46. 61655 O GERALD BERLIN Gerry is a little shy, That's what the man said-- Oh, my! . DONNA DUNLAP Donna and Maggie are quile G pair. 'l'hvy're seen toaeiher every' where. Cwlee Cluh 43-44 44-45, Home Economivs Club 45-46 46-47. 1947 ELAINE STANDLEY Elaine and Rose, that's a pair Who never seem to have a care. Y-Teens 43-47, Library Club 44-45, Girl's Chorus 43-46, Home Economics Club 44-46. DONALD ERWIN Sleepy's one of our ox-veis, He takes the kiddinq that he gets. F. F. A. 42, U. S. N. R. 43-46. 616255 O RONALD WILLIAMS Ron qoes in lor sports, He pals around with his cohorts. Freshman - Sophomore Recep- tion 44-4b- Hi-Y 44-47, Basket- ball 43-47, Baseball 45-47, Rina Committee 45-46. MARY EVELYN HENRY Minnie's tall and loads of tun, Slie's as nice as they'll ever come. Latin Club l 44-45, Latin Club ll 45-46, Iunior Play 46, Hi- Liqlit Staff 46-47, Prom Com- mittee 46. 1947 PHILLIP KENISTON A farmer boy Phil's bound to be But yes, it tits him to a tee. F. F. A. 44-47, DALE WILLIAMS With Norma seated across the way, l-le teases her the live-lonq day. Basketball 40-45, Athletic As- sociation 4Z-43, Activities As- sociation 42-44, Hi-Y 43-45, Baseball 42-44, lunior Play Stage 45. Air Corps Iune 45- Nov. 46. 646255 O Mr-:Lvm PLYLER Slick's pride and joy is the A. 6. P. l-le hopes to make manager, what an idee! FI F. A. 4446. PLEADIOUTH BURGDORFER Pleadiouth hails from out at Van, Lewis seems to be her man. French Club l 45-46, Y-Teens '947 DOROTHY WAGNEH Really shy and very nice, Will there be some shoes and rice? Y-Teens 45447. EVERETT MOTTER Everett is our idol now. He shot a deer and took his bow. Hi-Y 45-47, Baseball 45-47. Basketball 46-47, Football 46' 47, Freshman-Sophomore Re- ception 44-45. eniofzs First Bow: l. to fx Lois Guth, Pleadiouth Burgdorier, Dorothy Wagner, Norma Bower, Ella Mae Elauser, Barbie Kirkwood, Pauline Baker, Nancy Ritts, Iune Stanley, Jeanne Metz, Miss Connell. Second Bow: Elaine Siandley, Phyllis Zimmermann, Marjorie Smith, Marjorie Speersira, Donna Dunlap, Margaret Flockerzi, Ioan Hart, Mary Evelyn Henry, Kaihleen Knepp, Shirley Kelly Clark. Third Bow: Rose Coshnitzke, Anne Youriker, Harrieti Morrison, Louise Brandon, Norma Oakes, lrene Krepp, leanne Hoffman, Esther Attleloerger, Phyllis Stewart. Fourth Bow: Melvin Plyler, Ierome Bickel, Everett Motter, Phillip Keniston, lames Wessel, Robert Lafierty, William Seth, Ed Perry. Filth Bow: Ed Williams, Gerald Berlin, Dick Brown, Paul Say, Charles Perreit, Eugene Flockerzi, lim Kellogg, Mr. Zagst. Sixth Row: Dick Colgrove, Ralph Stephens, Bob Heckard, Merle Shefier, Don Erwin, Ken Greene, George Iohnson, Paul l-lazlett. 31 I Q :LIS UYHOVS I Qi it 35221 .gym 1:22 Ll 5 ili 1 'S X llAXl1 ' 111111 X -Ili , ' il N XX 5.3 , X Z gf v' - I f I , N N ff X XX , 9 QM S uniofzs - - - n nn 1 if 1 l u ai I I I I ls - First Row: l. to r.---Ronald Erwin, Iohn Hokanacki, Bill Coffman, Pete Snyder, Carl Fox, Willard Stephens, Dori Boyer, Bob Colqrove, lames Kahle, Nelson Brandon, Mark Carll, Norman Halfpenny. Second Row: Mr. Allen, lean Ferguson, loan Grolemund, Dora Stover, Ioan Blossom, Peqqy Lutz, leanne Morrison, Mary Brigham, Pauline Fisher, Helen Rodgers, Dorothy Knepp, loan Hess, Marie McMurdy, Donna Masters, Evelyn Wagner, Miss Black. Third Row---Lurla Heckathorne, Lois Flockerzie, Sally Dickinson, Iuanita Sabousky, Helen Hazlett, Rose Burke, lean Harqenrader, Arlene McNamire, Arlene Oakes, Clara Meade, loan Sutley, Margaret Zacharel, Phoebe Williams, Shirley Greene, Gladys Bessler, Della Shaminq. Fourth Row: lanet Stewart, Virqinia Role, Nancy Sadler, Lillian Eakin, Ioan Lauer, Shirley Sweeney, Betty Sanner, Ioan Schoonover, Peqqy Ritts. 34 YCXUYCS Q Q OYQXX ,sf Q ff' i l 1 ,.-- v 6, F W: goplwmozes First Row: l. to r.--Chailes Lineman, Bill Rex, Lionel Stuck, Phillip Kerr, LaVerne Mays, Lyman Drace, Bill French, Bob Brown, Delmar Morrow, Boland Weaver, Eugene Fischer. Second Row: Mr, Campbell, Ruby Oglesby, Sophia Firster, Doris Bickel, Doris Carner, Eva Strain, Marilyn Seaton, Lorraine McChesney, Marilyn Cauvel, Marie Kahle, Mary Cochran, Barbara Stranford, Leona Flockerzi, Retha Oqla, Mildred Hodge, Marcella Wagner, Mr. Adams. Third Row: Patsy Moss, Shirley Harlcless, loyce Vogelaar, Donna Eddinger, Shirley Perry, Marilyn Craig, leannine Shaw, Louise Carrier, Lois Wyrock, Pat Weaver, Norma Bessler, Barbara Shreffler, Shirley Speerstra, Lola Voqus. Fourth Row: Nancy Porter, lean Burgclorier, Charlotte Rodgers, Muriel Ausel, Mary Schreckengost, Esther Whitling, Ruby Black, Delores Schrum, Sally McGeary, Lois I-leflner, Kathryn Best. Betty Keeler, Ruth Morrison, Phyllis Schoch, Virginia Moore. 71. -- NK f- A-N gy VCSHNMC-3Yg 'ffzeslzmen First Bow: l. to r.--Allen Perry, Gerald Morrow, Marshall McKenzie, Ronald Oakes, Charles Range, Kenneth Greenlee, lack Lineman, Robert Stine, Kenneth Thayer, lim Brown. Second Row: Mrs. Stahlman, Mary Stevenson, Dottie Karns, Barbara Keniston, Helen Boyer, Iacqueline Burqi, Norma Schreiiler, Gerry Lou Stanley, Doris Clark, Betty Mays, Marilyn Felmlee, Miss Etzel. Third Row: Anne Felmlee, Eleanor Morrison, Irene Stanley, Mary Lou Porter, Bhea Flockerzi, Mary Lawrence, Bose Ralph, Velma Williams, Hazel Griffin, Helen Mays, Alice Krathqe, Shirley Erwin. Fourth Bow: Nancy Daugherty, Emily Zeiqler, Mabel Hazlett, Mary Lou Kahle, Helen Loll, Bertile Karns, Gretta Daugherty, Betty Lenser, Helen Alabauqh, Edith Neupher, Ruth Cotton. Filth Bow: Lucy Eddinqer, Helen Williams, Beverly Moon, Lois Say, Faye Keeley, Ruth Bell, Peqqy Stivison, Carol Pardee. Sixth Bow: Daryl Flockerzi, Iohn Hanna, Howard Boocks, lim Alex, Eddie Schreffler, Bob Haqan, lack Paup, Fred Perry. Seventh Bow: Donald Plyler, Dick Lalley, Bernard Fasenmyer, Arthur Davis, Bob Clark, Kenneth Daugherty, Alvin Plyler, lack Lutz. 38 -I 1' 9 QD Eg 1 i l I T 5 I ii 2 !! ! I I f' an + F ' + IF + jpf - I, lj w SE EU E Liil ' -F- Junior High Ciiglaflr qtaae fll ,lllltl, ill First Row: l. to r. Norman Zeiqler, lack Lenser, Robert Hartzel, Richard Neubauer, Iohn Stephens, Robert Exley, lohn Annett, Freddy Faulk, Ralph Black, Richard Amon, Armold Oaks, Paul Williams, Raymond Guth, Robert Long, Robert Rodibauah, Ronald Saar. Second Row: Mrs. Flynn, Gladys Erwin, Dorothy Zacheral, Sally Creel, lean Kahle, Doris Boyer, Alice Caldwell, Donna Guth, lla Grace Hondel, Ioan Shrefller, Mona Sanner, Gladys Kelly, Mario Girth, Betty l-lewston, Rose Lutz, lean Blossom, Marylin Gatesman, Miss Boal. Third Row: Helen Pardee, Parry Speerstra, Delores Blauser, Grace Clark, Violet Dunkle, Nicholene Burke, Monabel Thomas, Lois Sutley, Margaret Bickel, Sally Blauser, Barbara Master, Barbara Manross, lanet Hackman, Madeline Wolfqanq, Shirley Pleqer, Violet Lupole, Doris Whitten, Shirley Fasenmyer. Fourth Row: Mildred Busch, Irene Reed, Wilma Lesh, Mona Reichard, Mary Heckathorne, Pauline Haque, lune Smith, Phyllis Covert, Treva Morrison, Claude Langford, Harold Owen, Pauline Frank, Dolores l-larkless, Betty Busch, loan Rote, Katherine Fischer. Filth Row: Doris Krepp, Vivian Chatley, Lois Carbauqh, Dorothy Burdick, lanet Brown, Dorothy Campbell, Patty Schrum, Diane Ramaqe, Clair Kitchen. Sixth Row: Ronald Hackman, lames l-larkless, Harold Shaffer, Richard Craia, Emil Flinchbauqh, lack Friqale, Lloyd Stevens, George Dehner. Seventh Row: Bill Fredrick, Henry Perry, Clayton Swartzlander, Harry Hartzel, Ronald Snyder, Frank Barrel, lames Smerker, Larry Kennedy, Don Coulter. 40 evenflz Qiacle ll l l ll l l l ll i lla l First Row: l, to r.--Donald Heckathorne, Donald Guth, Norman Smvely, Clifford Reed, Lee Chatley, lames Fox, Gerald Hargenrader, Robert Daugherty, Thomas Donahue, Dean Highfield, Paul Davis, Robert Haniwalt, Lorain Wurster, Charles Shaffer, Edward Moon. Second Row: Miss Conklin, Shirley Oakes, Marilyn Hargenrader, Faye Williams, loan Stephens, Mildred Lott, Lulu Perry, loanne Wolf, Jeanne Ingham, Mr, Beveridge, Betty Slye, Patty Miller, Beryl Morrow, Patty Webster, luanita Rodgers, Marietta Guth, Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Haizlett. Third Row: Eleanor Mead, Lois Iohnson, Lois Gatesman, Doris DeLong, Marilyn Lafferty, Ioan Silvis, Molly Stewart, Iris Hockman, Patsy Powell, Sally Stewart, Shirley Sweeney, lane Plyler, Ioan Fischer, Arlene Stevens, Nancy Chennault, Ruth Ritts., Fourth Row: George Cook, Patsy Master, Maxine Perry, Elma Buck, lane Fox, Betty Goodman, Barbara Melat, Mary lane Hazlett, Ilene Holtz, Ioyce Kerr, Lois Hodge, Betty Dunkle, Vivian Dunkle, Mary Lou Strantord, Floyd Swartz. Filth Row: Bert Baker, lim Repman, Howard Sanner, Steward Cotton, Clarence Perrine, Ted Zimmermann, Herbert Best, Quinton Van Dyke, Robert Master. Sixth Row: Billy Campbell, Lynn Carbaugh, lose-ph Blair, Peter Moran, Herman lolly, Alin Norman, Thomas Iolly, Bob Perry, Richard Grove. Seventh Row: lerry Thomas, George Roberts, Glenn Perry, loseph Zacheral, David Morrison, Gerald Slater, Glenn Stoltenberg, Wayne lohnson, Iohn Yokey. 41 Glass of 1947 INTRODUCTION We, the graduating class of 1947 through the wise counsel of the under- signed executors, all including us, being of sound mind, weak will, and heavenly bodies, do hereby will our dearest and cherished possessions, attached or unattached, fortunate or unfortunate, pious or evil to the under- signed in order that they may have the ability and intelligence to carry on their assignments which we know they could not clo without these benefits. I, Phil Keniston, will my horse to Mr. Adams. I, Bill Craig, will my curly hair to Iim McElhatten. I, Phyllis Stewart, will my job as referee to Phoebe Williams. I, Ierome Bickel, will my hair to Mr. McKee. I, Melvin Plyler, will my bow tie to Nelson Brandon. I, Everett Motter, will my Chevy to Abe Levine. I, Norma Oakes, will my giggling to Dora Stover. I, Bill Seth, will my job at Myers to Ierry Stephens. I, Louise Brandon, will my violin to Ioan Blossom. I, Harriett Morrison, will my specs to Shirley Sweeney. I, Ieannine Metz, will my bangs to Iackie Burgi. I, Margie Speerstra, will my speed to Ernie Slye. I, Don Erwin, will my devotion to Twila. I, Dale Williams, will my height to Donnie Guth. I I, Iohn Boor, will my jeep to my father. I, Bob Lafferty, will my clarinet to Rose Ralph. I, Ken Greene, will my seat in B. A. class to Ken Shaffer. I, Gerald Berlin, will all my books to Cranberry High. I, lim Kellogg, will my intelligence to Norman I-Ialfpenny. I, Rose Coshnitzke, will my devilishness to Gladys Bessler. I, Phyllis Zimmermann, will my friendliness to Ieanne Morrison. I, Ed Perry, will my flirting to Paul Dehner. I, Iim Wessell, will my pretty eyes to Mr. Snyder. I, Chuck Perret, will my caterpillar to Barney Fasenmyer. I, Paul Hazlett, will my hardware business to Mr. Stewart. I, Norma Bower, will my typing ability to Lois Flockerzi. I, Ed Williams, will my historical knowledge to Mr. Allen. l, Ron Williams, will my basketball to Bob Colgrove. 42 . Glass I, Dick Colgrove, will my P. R. R. snow shovel to lim Kahle. I, Bob Heckard, will my muscles to Miss Black. I, Mary Henry, will my height to one swell teacher, Miss Etzel. I, Donna Dunlap, will my English and Senior Science Books to lack R. McMurdy. I, Kathleen Knepp, will my skating to loan Slater. I, Marjorie Smith, will my artistic ability to Muriel Ansel. I, Ella Blauser, will my blushes to Marie Kahle. I, Pauline Baker, will my blonde hair to Virginia Rote. I, Barbara Kirkwood, will my quick temper to Pe-QQY Lutz. I, Pleadiouth Burgdorfer, will my shortness to lean Hargenrader. I, Lois Guth, will my gum chewing to Pauline Fischer. l, Ioan Hart, will my pretty hands to Della Schaming. I, Margaret Flockerzi, will my devotion and spare time to Sylvester. l, Shirley Clark, will my attractiveness to Ierry Stanley. l, Anne Younker, will my politeness to Arlene Oakes. I, Iune Stanley, will my skirts and sweatersto Louise Carrier. l, Dorothy Wagner, will my job at the 5 G 10 to Ioan Lauer. I, Irene Krepp, will my winning ways to Ioan I-less. I, Elaine Standley, will my friendly laugh to Mrs. Flynn. l, Paul Say, will my B. A. Book, with which to start fires, to Freddy F erringer. I, Ralph Stephens, will my drawl to Ronald Erwin. I, Dick Brown, will my Pierce ArroW to Bob Clark. l, Nancy Ritts, will my big pocketbooks to Miss Connell. y We, Merle Sheffer, George Iohnson, and Eugene Flockerzi, will our trips to Franklin to Don Carbaugh, Dick Sherwood, and Mark Carll. Lucky boysl We, Jeanne Hoffman and Esther Attleberger, will our friendships to Patty Ahrens and Mary Ausel. . We, the Seniors of Room 12, will our home room teacher to Mr. E. I. Allen. Given, sealed, and sworn at Seneca, Pennsylvania, Rooms 9 and 12, May 32, 1947. U. B. Wise We R. Too Administrators Norma' Bower 43 Rus Dzivefzs Y In lol! to Ilflllli M1. Mtlltfr, Mr. llovltritholno, Mr. Cotton, Mr. flterihoris, Mr. Kdhle, Mr. lnluqhes, M1. W111. Mlllixl, Mr. Clorlcson, Mr. Piorry, Mr. Felnileo, These ore the fellows who hove to put up with CI lot, but they don't lose their patience os oiten os you think they would. They are token for qrdnted by o lot of students who don't redlize what d job it is drivinq d bus and the ref sponsibility thot goes with it. We wont to thdnk them lor dll their courteous ond friendly good- rnorninqs they hdve qiven us these post yeors dt C. H. S. 44 uun:: ' 'Twain 7 Q5 4-' ,fx if , . l ...QL . uuuluuam muuunauun .Dl'........ :::.l.'l .QI UUQQQQU ....n::n::::e - 0lll Ql..U'....Q - 1... .........QQQ llU...'.l........Q.Q 7 ... U.'.'....... l....'llll.'....... llllllllllllllllhh' Ylllllllllllllllf uuuuuuhqr '?.UlllUl.'..' 'www 5 hi . R 5 Uafzsifif gaslzeflzall first Haw: l. 'is r. llrtrwlr, Mr. lahnslon, Boil Calqrovv, l--rorrnf liivlawl, lvl rl-H fllifitlwr, llrl Vv'1ll1an1:s, liarolrf Viftiavtir. S wunri Row: Studs-rit lVlana-ner Bill Sc-th, Paul llazlett, Divk Colrnavv, Lonny liazirrfir-rfy, llori lloyvr, 'ilnrd ltaw: lo-:ry Str-pli-iris, Wc,1yrrr- Slit-atz, Sttdr-nl lVlar1a.qi-r lnn Kahlif, llvr if-tt l'vli.'tr-1 ll--an Millvir, fltiidvrit lVlanar:e--r lhvl, Sherwood. Airs-nt ltonald Wiiliinns. Coach Iohnston Mr. lohnston returned from the Arrned forces this year to lead the Berries to 23 wins. His untirinq efforts to help the teorn will never be forqotten. Thanks Coach! Merle Shefler Captain Dooze played a star role as our center this year. TNQ rnain scorer on the tedrn, his record of 385 points is outstanding. This is Merles last year. Good Luck, Dooze. Ronald Williarris Ccaptainl Roy played a banqfup job at guard. His ball handling and leadership proved very valuable to the tearn. This is his Senior year. So lonq, Roy. Ed Willicirris lazz , forword, played alniost every qarne and amazed the vrowd with his spectacular left handed shots. l'fe's a Senior and we expec-t to have hint at Penn State in the near future. lerorne Bicflcel, fDavel worked at the forward position until handicapped by cl sprained knee. He returned to star in the qarnes he was able to play. Hu ryraduates this year. Bob Cfolqrove, f'l'eddyl quard was always in there fighting and aettinq the ball. He'll be back next year to serve as Captain. Harold Wecxver, tHoneyl reliable forward could be depended on to work that ball. l-les a lunior and has been narned one of next years captains. 46 Glfeezleabezs First Row: Nancy Porter, Irene Standley, Louise Carrier, Iackie Burqi, Mary Lou Porter, Ierry Stanley. Second Row: Shirley Ferry, Ioan Lauer, Mary Brigham, Pauline Fischer, lean Shaw, Peggy Ritts. 47 uniofz Uafzsifxi gaslzeflnall . 1 . , , FII I Iwvv I 1 1. C 11c1v11 M13 I1fI1ns1u11, Url: f Ic11k, V1111111 C311 Il H11 I' If u 1714-11 Stmxnlvy 4201111111 F111-,111:acg11. 111111 How: Ill -1 1 , , I1 MvF.H111H+-11, 1411111111 Stark, Hwlhs Bwkf-I, IWUYI M1111 1 11 K. 111 V1wltn1-21, P-1111 H4-,yfv1, B1ll Fir-M111-1. 48 uniofz H gczslzeflvafl Fttst Hrw: I. lo II Paul Wtltioms, Normcm 210141011 Don Coulter, Emil Flmrh twutxtgtt, Harold Shutter, Frm! Vuulk, Iohn Annwtt. wvuml Hvw: Mcxtstmll IVlvK0n2iv, Emi Svt11'0H1v1', Ken Dctuqherty, Dick Lulley Atthxtt Davis. Yttmi How: Fouvh, Mt. Vulupkuctl, Paul Davis, Chttuk Stmttt-1, student uluncqor, Dutyll Flaskexzi. 49 Kaselmll Seated: Dick Colqrove, Howard Weltner, Bob Rodgers, Paul Porter. Second Row: Ierome Bickel, Don Stover, Bob Lafierty, Dick Clark, Chuck Greene, Chuck Perrett, Bill Seth, Everett Motter, lerry Stephens, Ed Williams. Last Row: Coach lohnston, Paul l-lazlett, Lionel Stuck, Bob Colqrove, Phil Kerr, Merle Shelter, Lloyd Sanner, Wayne Sheatz, Harold Weaver, Don Boyer, Bill Coffman. 50 pfzoplzectl By some occult reason, nature with her power of predestination has handed us what remains of the class of '47, First we see Pleadiouth Burgdorfer, the coquette of the class, having her heart dissected and revealing her one and only romance. The dissector per- forming the typical operation is none other than Bill Seth of Coal Bank Road, Seneca, Pennsylvania. Main Street in Seneca has become the Vanity Fair of Venango County. Merle Sheffer has become the Beelzebub of the Fair, being ably assisted by his gambling friends, lim Kellogg, Eddie Perry, and George Iohnson, the three mousey boys of '47, The contrivers of crime buy and sell anything that would be to their criminal advantage. Bob Lafferty of the Lafferty Cider Press Corpora- tion, keeps these men well supplied with sweet cider. Bill Craig, the Mayor of the city, is trying his best to end this racket by the subtle connivances of two women who are being bribed for keeping it quiet by the go-between, the crime gang, and the mayor. These two characters are known to be Nancy Ritts and Shirley Kelly Clark. The two ladies are threatened to be expatriated from the village if they don't stop their illicit action. Charles Perrett recently nominated for the State is willing to press charges against the 'leaders and the patrons, and is having quite a time with District Attorney Paul Say, from the little town of Says Town. The investigators that are helping clear this up are Phillip Kenis- ton, Eugene Flockerzi, Iames Wessell, and Melvin Plyler. The gambling is held in a corner of the gymnasium in Cranberry where Iohnnie Boor, who is partici- pating in this trial, is the Physical Ed. teacher. Anne Younker, also a teacher at the school, has been seen in the gymnasium trying to do her share of gamb- ling. Pauline Baker and Barbie Kirkwood are hostesses every night for the gamblers and their friends. On May 21, 1957, the gang was rounded up by Kenneth Greene, the District Attorney and his side man Paul Hazlett. They were rewarded for their heroic duty. The Stanley and Metz Beauty Shoppe is located on Love Leap Corner and Fall-Off Street. It is operated by Iune Stanley and Ieannine Metz. They have fine permanents which are guaranteed to last two days at the most. Their shop consists also of a manicurist, Margie Smith, who has a pleasant smile and lily white hands and is pleased to hold anyone's hand to paint their nails. Your patronage is appreciated by the beauticians, and they will help you smile going out as well as when you came in. The Purity Milk Company is located at present on Swandy Street. The company is doing a booming business since their new help Ella Mae Blauser and Norma Bower started working there. Their boss is none other than Ierome Bickel who owns and operates it. His other help consists of Phyllis Stewart, Harriett Morrison, and Norma Oakes. They have a super new truck, the latest model out, the '57 Pierce Arrow. Dick Colgrove drives this brand new job and it won't go over 120 miles per hour, so he doesn't drive under this limit for fear he'd get pinched. If you see a white flash go by, and the next instant you have a quart of milk on the doorstep, you'll know it was the Purity Milk Com- pany at your service. I pfzopfrecti On the outskirts of Seneca we find a sign stating, Erwin's Poultry Farm -Proprietor, Donald Erwin. He is assisted by his wife and Bob Heckard, his hired farm hand. Mr. Erwin has placed his life savings in the hands of a few of his old school chums who are business heads at the Seneca National Bank. The officers and help are as follows: President, Dick Brown, Vice President, Everett Motter, Accountants, Ioan Hart, Mary Evelyn Henry, Margaret Flockerzi, and Rose Coshnitzke. Two more of our l947 graduates have pulled up stakes and have decided to be connoisseurs of travel. Giving up the simple, slow-moving life of the ordi- nary girl or housewife, they have decided to partake of the fast-moving hum of the big city. Deciding to be adventuresses, they may have their names published in your local newspaper in the headlines: TWO GIRLS AGAIN TRAVEL TO EUROPE. These two probably will be Ieanne Hoffman and Esther Attleberger. ' In our little town of Seneca, we also have the Get Well Hospital. Dr. Gerald Berlin and Nurse Phyllis Zimmermann started it with the aid of Nurse Margie Speerstra. Also helping at the hospital is the well-known dietitian, Donna Dunlap. They hope to have a profitable income. They are all graduates of Cranberry, class of '47, and are doing very well. In our little town of Seneca, we have the Stephens' Department Store. Ralph Stephens is the proprietor. He has as his assistant, Louise Brandon. Miss Lois Guth is working at the jewelry counter, Kathleen Knepp in the shoe depart- ment, and if you need a new dress, just inquire for Irene Krepp. Get your spring outfit now! We also have a millinery shop in Seneca. lt is the Standley Millinery and is ably operated by Elaine Standley. The hats come in all shapesg fllower pot style, pancake, fruit basket, and many others. Miss Standley has an assist- ant, Dorothy Wagner, said to be the Lily Dache' of Pennsylvania. If by chance you should be walking along the street and notice a big black house with a small sign stating: Williams' Funeral Parlor, you may shudder. You have no reason to, believe us! lf you would look closely at these three men in charge of this thriving business, you will note they are none other than Ron, Dale and Ed Williams. While listening to the'radio, you may hear their famous slogan: We are here to undertake you, Believe us you will feel like new. We will glamourize your looks After you've been undertook???? And so it goesg the class of '47 hasn't done so badly after all. Have they, Mr. Snyder???? END lUNE STANLEY NANCY RITTS 52 A 4 U4- S- l j2l7lIZ 'UR efml gush gfagf Yiist How: Norma Bower, Nancy Ritts, Norma Oakes, Marjorie Speerstra, lim Kellogg, Mr. Zagst, Bolu Lafi-1-rty, Phyllis Zimmerman, Marjorie Smith, Harriett Morrison. Serond Row: Louise Brandon, Bill Seth, Paul Say, Dick Brown, Ralph Stephens, Ed Williams, Bill Craig, Eugene Flockerzi. Absent-lune Stanley. V tMariorie Speerstra Co-Editors .................. Business Manager ...... ....,. Assistant ........,..................... ...... Circulation Manager Assistant .............................. ...... Sports Editors ..... Artists ..... l-listory ...... Prophecy ..... Will ....... lokes ........ Typists ....... Him Kellogg Louise Brandon Bolo Lalterty Edwin Williams Bill Craig Edwin Perry William Seth Richard Brown tMarjorie Smith 1Norma Oakes tl-larriett Morrison IPaul Say tNancy Bitts Hune Stanley tlfugene Flockerzi lNorma Bower tphyllis Zimmermann IBalph Stephens Anne Younker Norma Bower Marjorie Smith Hz-fight Stagg First Row: 1. to .r-Harriett Morrison, Jeannine Metz, Norma Oakes, Phyllis Stewart, Bill Craig Mr. Zaqst, Bob Laiterty, Ed Williams, Phyllis Zimmermann, Margie Smith. Second Row: George lohnson, Marjorie Speerstra, Merle Shelter, Mary Henry, Jerome Bickel Eugene Flockerzi. Editor ........ Co-Editor ............ Sports Editor ......... Assistant ........................ Girls' Sports Editor .... Business Manager ...... Assistant ........................ Exchange Editor ......... Assistant ................................. Circulation Manager Assistant ............................ Literary Editor ........ Society Editor ...... Art Editor ................. Mystery Editor ....... Craig ..........Phyl1is Stewart .........Ierome Bickel Williams .........Norma Oakes ..........Merle Shetter .........Eugene Flockerzi .............Ieannine Metz ..........l'larriett Morrison ..............Boh Lailerty ........George lohnson Henry ..........Marjorie Speerstra ....................Marjorie Smith Phyllis Zimmermann 'fufufze omemalzefzs of Qmefzfca 4. 1 .Q - First Row: l, to r, lean Forauson, Poqqy Ritts, loan Schoonover, Barbara Schretilei, leanne Shaw. Lois Wyrork, Mrs, Meade, Doris Carner, Ruby Oqleshy, Patsy Ahrens, lean Harqenrader, Donna Dunlap, Margaret Flockerzi. Sevond Row: Rose Coshnitzki, Dorothy I-lepler, Delores Manners, Betty Keeler, Ruth Morrison, lean Burqdorter, Mary SC'llIkE? l'CQHQOSi, Marcella Vfaqner, Marilyn Seaton, Lorraine McChesnvy, Eva Strain, Clara Meade. Third Row: Hose Biqler, Edna Bly, Marilyn Cauvel, Esther Whitliriq, Virginia Moore, Shirloy Speerstra, Dorothy Hodae, Lola Voqus, Nancy Porter, Charlotte Rodgers. OFFICERS President .............. .....,.....,i...................... .......... P e qqy Ritts Vice President ....... .................. K atie Meade Secretary ............ .......... B arbara Schrefiler Treasurer ........ .......... D elores Manners 56 ome conomics 7' So you are taking a course in cookin' and seWin', someone will say. At that remark we always want to smile because cookin' and sewin' are only two units which We cover in our Home Economics course. Qur field of Home Economics covers a very wide range of experiences and activities.'The ultimate aim, through this varied program, is to give every girl an opportunity to seek and find herself, to become acquainted with herself and to recognize Where she will best fit into this art of living. To this end We direct our efforts in planning our program. Home Economics helps each girl to make a maximum contribution to life and in return reap the highest peak of happiness and satisfaction for herself. Certainly cooking and sewing are a part, but so are character building, personality development, intelligent buying, child care, furniture renovations and repair, house planning and maintenance, develop- ment of hobbies and special skills, care of the sick, food preservation and preparation, and the choice and care of clothing. When Home Economics has succeeded in helping every girl to be a well informed, sympathetic, tolerant Woman who is capable of functioning coopera- tively and happily in Whatever situation life sees fit to place her, then it will have achieved its highest goals. 57 Sf. 'f. 0. First Row: l. to r. V-Don Oqlesby, Lonny Daugherty, Willard Stephens, l-luqh McKenzie, Dean Miller Stewart Stanley, Fred Berlin. Second Row: Charles Lonq, Carl Fox, Mark Carll, Ronald Erwin, Phillip Keniston, Charles Perrett Williani Fletcher. Third Row: Mr. William McCullough, George Wise, Lionel Stuck, Eugene Fischer, Lyman Draco Kenneth Shaffer, Donald Stover. Fourth Row: Fred Lesh, Phillip Kerr, Scott Shaiier, William Rex, Charles Lineman. OFFICERS President ................ ................................ ......... H u qh McKenzie Vice President ........ .. ............... Dean Miller Secretary ............... ........ W illard Stephens Treasurer ...... ........ S tewart Stanley 58 fafin First Row: l. to r. Greeta Daugherty, Dick Sianley, Carol Pardee, Daryll Flockerzi, Ioan Mont- qoinery, Norma Srhrefiler, Miss Etzel, Helen Boyer, Barbara Keniston, Ruth Colton, Belly Lenser, Lois Say. Serond Row: Helen Loll, Eleanor Morrison, Nancy Dauqberly, Mary Lou Porier, Phyllis Schocb, Barbara Straniord, Marie Kahle, Luuy Eddinqer, Ruby Oqlesby, Peggy Stivison, Evelyn Waaner. Third Row: Irene Stanley, Rose Ralph, Iackie Burqi, Louise Carrier, Dotiy Lou Karns, Ed Schreffler, Bob Trax, Marilyn Craig, Donna Eddinqer, Ioyce Vorelaar, Sally MCGeery. LATIN CLUB I OFFICERS LATIN CLUB II OFFICERS President ...................................... Helen Boyer President ............................................... Bob Trax Vice President ....................... Irene Stanley Vice President .............. Donna Eddinqer Secretary ........... ........... N orrna Sbrerfler Secretary .....,....... ........ P hyllis Scboch Treasurer ........ ........... C arol Pardee Treasurer ..... ........... L ouise Carrier 59 71244614 .. .. Q G St How: l. to r. Slurlwy Perry, Iocrn Latter, Betty Sumner, M155 lftzel, lorry Stepltc-rms, Alyn Bprrwll Nfwmmm llf1lf1vr-nny, liwlu Colcrrove, Pefmy Lutz. ffwnwl ltcvwi lcmvt Stewart, Virfrlnm Rotr-, Shirley Swerrny, Dwrmtlxy Krwpp, Lrllmn Enkm, Dm Stover, Nrmvy Smllvr, Sllillwy Flor-kerm. ml Flew: lcwrln llwss, flrlsvrte lVl4'NGIlllIf?, lfulm llomecki, Kettlt AlC1l'HGllf,1ll, Etltrrst Slycx Drvk Slit! Womrl, Dunrm Mqste-I, Mmy Ansel, Della Svhcxrninq. QFFICEHS President ..,........... ....... A lyn Berrtell Vice President .....,. .......... I cmet Stewart Secretfrry .r........... ........ P eqqy Lutz Treasurer ..... ....... L ois Plockerzi 60 filxfzafui l S First Row: 1. to r.--- Pat Weaver, Marie Kahle, Marilyn Craig, Phyllis Stewart, Virginia Moore, Bose Marie Burke, Betty Keefer, Barbara Schreffler, Katherine Best, Helen Hazlett. Second Row: Marilyn Cauvel, Ruby Oqlesby, Norma Bower, Irene Krepp, Miss Boal, Anne Younker, Harriett Morrison, Shirley Flockerzi, Kathleen Knepp. 61 F11 Gcfivifies ssociafion wi-nrirl Hww: lienv Slunley, Mr. Addins, Phyllis Svliciwli, Dlvl-1 Vluilc lnliiid Row: Mr, MvKme, leiry Slcypliwris, Bill Selli, Holi Cwlrgicivw. OFFICERS President .............. ................................ .....,... B i ll Cruiq Vice President ........ ............,..,. D ick Brown Secretary ...... .......... P liyllis Slewcirt Treasurer ..... ............. M r. Snyder 61 sl How: l. to 1, Miss Fllzel, Dick Brown, Bill Crcriq, Mr. Snyder Pliyllis Sl.-x-.writ f-Q First Row: l. to fx Mr. McKee, Willard Stephens, Bob Lafterty, Merle Shelter, Bill Seth, lames Kellogg, lanies Kahle, Wayne Sheatz, Mr. Allen. Second Row: Mr. Zagst, Don Boyer, Mark Carll, Dick Stanley, Harold Weaver, Bob Colgrove, Gordon Ferguson, Bob Brown, Ierome Bickel, Pete Snyder. Third Row: Nelson Brandon, Hollis Bickel, Eugene Fischer, Roland Weaver, Bob Trax, Ierry Stephens, Don Carbaugh, Bill Minich, Dick Colqrove, Hugh McKenzie. Fourth Row: Howard We-ltner, Charles Greene, Clair Schwab, Everett Motter, Raymond Oakes, Paul Say, Ed Perry. Fifth Row: Pete Boyer, Dick Sherwood, Homer Bickel, Dick Brown, Eugene Flockerzi, Bob Heckard, Bill Coffman, Lonny Daugherty. Sixth Row: Don Oglesby, Ed Vtfilliarns, Philip Kerr, Lloyd Sanner, Scott Shaffer, George Iohnson. Ralph Stephens. OFFICERS President .................... ..................... B ill Seth Vice President ......... .......... M erle Shefier Secretary ..... ......... B ob Laiierty Treasurer ...... ........... I im Kellogg 63 enioz if - Teens First Row: l, to r. Miss Connell, Ioan Blossom, Dora Stover, Ioan Grolemund, Lillian Eakin, Nancy Sadler, Virginia Role, Ianet Stewart, loan Hess, Ioan Schoonover, Second Row: Lois Guth, Anne Younker, Della Schaminq, Shirley Perry, Iuanita Sabousky, lean Haraenrader, Arlene McNaniire, Dorothy Waqner. Third Flow f--' Pea Lutz, lean Metz, Harriett Morrison, Louise Brandon, Norma Oakes, Phyllis Stewart, Ieanne Hoffman, Evelyn Waqner. Fourth Row: Kathleen Knepp, Rose Coshnilzke, Elaine Standley, Iune Stanley, Marqaret Zacherl, Rose Bialer, Esther Altleberqer, Shirley Kelly Clark. Filth Row: Sally Dickinson, Shirley Greene, lean Ferguson, Ieanne Morrison, Betty Sanner. Sixth Row: Helen Hazlett, Nancy Ritts, Marie McMurcly, Phoebe Williams, Peaay Ritts, Shirley Sweeney, ,loan Lauer. OFFICERS President .............. ................................ ......... A n ne Younker Vice President ...... ......... V irqinia Role Secretary ............ ............., L illian Ealcin 'Treasurer ......... ........ l oan Grolemund 64 uniofz If - 7-eens First Row: l. to r.-Marilyn Craiq, Iearinine Shaw, Lois Wyrock, Mary Ann Cochran, Barbara Strantord, Marie Kahle. Second Row: Helen Mays, Doris Clark, Sophia Firster, Betty Mays, Mary Lou Porter, Irene Stan- ley, Iackilyn Burai, Barbara Shrefiler, Ierry Stanley, Mary Lou Kahle, Marcella Wagner, Mrs. Stahlman. Third Row: Emily Zleqler, Patsy Moss, Patty Weaver, Bertile Karns, Alice Krathqe, Carol Pardee, Lucy Eddinqer, Ruth Bell, Ruth Cotton, Sally McGeary. Fourth Row: Faye Keely, Beverly Moon, Lois Say, Ann Felmlee, Greeta Daugherty, Ruby Oqlesby, Barbara Kenision, Helen Loll. ' Fiith Row: Lois Heftner, Mary Moon, Doris Boyer, lean Burqdorfer, Charlotte Rodgers, Nancy Porter, Helen Alabauqh, Mabel Hazletl, Helen Williams. Sixth Row: Esther Whitlinq, Muriel Ansel, Barbara Shreffler, Doris Manners, Rose Ralph, Phyllis Schoch, Donna Eddinqer, Shirley Perry. Seventh Row: Eleanor Morrison, Virginia Moore, Shirley Speerstra, Dottie Lou Karns, Betty Keefer, Kathryn Best, Delores Schrurn. OFFICERS President ............ ...................,........... ........ I e an Shaw Vice President ..... ................ M arie Kahle Secretary .......... ........... V irqinia Moore Treasurer ....... ......... D onna Eclclinqer 65 d iv CW 4 J' 9 f Qw- J' 1 0 ,'ec Y'-6-D, itlf S ,ang at 64 Qing. ,J -4 K fl, I Glass Hisfcml of I947 At last our dream had come true, we had entered the portals of Cranberry High. We were confused and big-eyed and after a week, we 'wished we were back in grade school. Our seventh-grade home room teachers were Miss Hovis, Miss Bender, and Miss Anderson. Tempus fugitl Some of us climbed the steps to Room 8 to be with Miss McBride, and others stayed on the first floor, going to Room 6 where Miss Harter ruled with an iron hand. Time Marches On! Our Freshman year had begun. We were under the supervision of Miss Etzel and Mr. Adams. The election of officers started the year. President ...................... ............. I ames Kellogg Vice President ........... .............. M erle Shef-fer Secretary .............................. .......... S hirley Kelly Treasurer ................................... ............ A nne Younker Activities Association ....................................................................................... Dick Brown The big event of the year was the annual Freshman-Sophomore Reception held in honor of the ever-growing Freshman class. Again, we climbed the steps to the second floor Where Mr. Campbell and Mr. McCanna took over as our home room teachers. Mr. McCanna soon left and was replaced by Miss Kardosh CMrs. Flynnl. Class officers were again elected. President .......................... .............. M erle Shef-fer Vice President ........... ........... A nne Younker Secretary .................................... ................ M arjorie Smith Treasurer ...............,......,................ ............... P hyllis Stewart Activities Association .........................................,,,.............................................. Bill Craig It was now our turn to entertain the Freshman class. The reception was the best ever-so we thoughtll Next came the Sophomore Dance. The Swing Band was the hit of the evening. Time went fast and the year soon ended. The river of time took us into our Iunior year. lt began with the election of officers again. President ..................... .............. M erle Shelter Vice President .,......... ..............,...... B ill Craig Secretary ......................... ............ A nne Younker Treasurer ................................... ............. E d Williams Activities Association .......... ................... B ill Seth 67 Glass Hisfoztf A ring committee was elected and rings were chosen. They arrived in Ianuary, much to our satisfaction. Practice for the lunior play, Who Killed Aunt Caroline? , a mystery drama, began under the direction of Miss Black and Mrs. Blau. This was the first year that a preview of the play was given over the radio in Oil City. And now the Prom! Shirley Kelly was general chairman. The theme ot the Prom was An Old Dutch Garden. It was a great success and everyone was thought to have had a good time. The last important thing was the publishing of the final issue ofthe Hi-Light. On our last day of school our class went to Conneaut Lake, and although it rained, it is still considered a memorable day in our school life. Here it is! The year for which we have so patiently been waiting-our Senior year. The hang-outs are Rooms 9 and 12 where Mr. Zagst and Miss Connell reign respectively. We selected our final officers: President ........................................................................................... ............. M erle Sheffer Vice President .......... ............................ B ill Seth Secretary ........................ ............. N orma Bower Treasurer ..................................... ........................ B ill Craig Activities Association .............................................................................. Phyllis Stewart Next, the cast was chosen for the Senior play, Enter Mr. Patricia, directed by Miss Etzel and Miss Connell. The Hi-Light began to blossom under the supervision of the staff which Mr. Zagst had chosen in our Iunior year. The Berry Bush Staff was chosen and work was begun in earnest. We then selected our name cards and invitations. We had a stationery sale, and also, a magazine sale, both of which turned out profitably. Now as the month of May draws near, we are looking forward to a class trip, the Prom, Baccalaureate Service, and Commencement. So we come to the end of our reminiscence of our days in Cranberry High. Let us remember, Go forth to meet the shadowy future Without fear and with a manly heart. -Longfellow 68 9 rgllsg 1 'ti 2-2...-'Ji 'vica r ' - 5 0 if Ohclmesfka First Row: l. to r.,-wBarhara Kirkwood, lean Ferguson, Bob Laiterty, Nelson Brandon, Nancy Sadler, Don Carbauqh, Merle Shefter, George Iohnson, Dorothy Zacheral, Nancy Chennault. Second Bow: Louise Brandon, Barbara Sheffer, Virqinia Bote, Mary Ann Cochran, Homer Bickel, lim Kelloaq, Eugene Flockerzi, Carol Pardee, Mary Lou Stranford. Third Row: Ioan Blossom, Ianet Stewart, Helen Pardee, Rose Ralph, Ioan Hess, Eleanor Mead. Fourth Row: standing-Betty Busch, Lillian Bakin, Sally Creel, Iackie Burqi, Della Schaminq, Mark Carll, Marie Kahle, Shirley Greene, Lois Wyrock, Mr. Beveridge. 70 and First Row: l, to r.-Barbara Siranford, Mary Ann Cochran, Helen Pardee, Nelson Brandon, Virginia Rote, Nancy Sadler, Don Carbaugh, George Iohnson, Merle Sheffer, lack Friggle, Norman Ziegler. Second Row: Lillian Eakin, Bob Larferty, Lois lohrison, Rose Ralph, Teddy Zimmerman, Homer Bickel, Eugene Flockerzi, lim Kellogg, Gordon Ferguson, Daryll Flockerzi. Standing: Mr. Beveridge, Marie Kahle, Lois Wyrock, lanet Stewart, Mark Carll, Phyllis Schoch, Shirley Greene, Charlotte Rodger, Nancy Porter. ' 71 eniofz Qizfs Glwws First How: l. to r.-'Della Schaminq, Ioan Montqomery, Betty Lenser, Mary Stevenson, Virqinia Moore, Barbara Stranford, Ioyce Stover, Mitzi Richi, Pat Weaver, lean Burqdorter, Donna Eddinqer, Shirley Perry, Kathleen Knepp, Shirley Perry. Serond Row: Ioan Groleniund, Dora Stover, Arlene Oakes, Marjorie Smith, Phyllis Zimmerman, Ioyce Voqelaar, Nancy Porter, Helen Alabauqh, Lois Say, Iackie Burai, Lucy Eddinqer, Lillian Ealcin. Third Row: Mr. Beveridqe, Nancy Sadler, Ioan Blossom, Anne Younker, Phyllis Stewart, Harriett Morrison, Louise Brandon, Norma Bower, Arlene McNamire, Ioan Hess, Ioan Moore, Donna Master, Shirley Greene, lean Morrison. 72 uniofz Qiafs Glmofzus First Row: l. to rf Gladys Kelly, Marilyn Lafferty, Mona Sanner, Rose Lutz, Maxine Perry, Doris Boyer, Betty Busch, Patriria Master, lane Fox, lla Grace Handel. Sovond Row: lean Blossom, Marilyn Gatesman, Doris DeLong, loanne Fisuher, lane Plyler, Shirley Sweeney, Marilyn Harqenrader, Lois Say. 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