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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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We felt we could take our problems and difficulties to him at any time, and we would be welcomed with an enthusiastic smile and understanding. He has made our school years ones to remember. ,few- f.4..4f,,e ' i, - af 1 : OUR SCHOOL I I Our school year was an unusual one. Classrooms were not completed, and seniors found themselves peering between steel beams. The old shower rooms were converted into sophomore home rooms. The student body had few recreational activities because the gymnasium was not completed. As the year progressed, conditions slowly approached a normal stage, and even though the face of our school was being changed, the halls still rang with old memories and laughing voices. These memories will linger even though we leave and others take our place. I +3519 BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Frederfck, Miss Rembold, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Graham. Row 2 Mr, Slye, Mr. Fry, Mr. Siar, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Kahle, Mr. Heath, Mr. Flockerzi, Mr McK:nn y Hua! The schools of Cranberry-Pinegrove Township are fortunate in having a progressive school board. Through the efforts of this group a million dollar addition has been undertaken and will be completed in June. Since the education and welfare of the youth of this community are uppermost in their minds, they spend many hours Without payment in our behalf. The class of '54 sincerely appreciates the efforts and achievements of the Board of Education. 4616192- ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM A. STEWART. Supervising Principal As your graduation day approaches, I have a feeling of happiness mingled with regret. I am happy that you have reached this important goal in your life, but I regret that you will not have the privilege of returning next year to share in the advantages and opportunities which our new building will provide. It is my sincere desire that you will be suc- cessful in choosing a career which will afford you not only a deep feeling of personal satisfac- tion, but also an opportunity to make a worth- while contribution to society. It has been said that, 'tHe who works only with his hands is a laborer, he who works only with his hands and his head is a mechanicg but he who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist. I trust that each of you will strive, with all the resources at your command, to be an artist in the vocation of your choice. In behalf of our faculty and board of educa- tion, I extend hearty congratulations and sincere best wishes. W. A. STEWART HARRY E. ASHBAUGH. Principal Permit me to congratulate each of you upon the attainment of a high school diploma, an ac- complishment which has been made possible only through our nation's faith in education as a means of preserving our way of life in all of its democratic applications. Your parents, through their faith, guidance, encouragement and innumerable sacrifices of time, energy and material things, have chartered your course and have proudly observed the pro- gress that you have made during the twelve years of public school education. Everyone who has been concerned with your welfare, realizes that you stand at a new thres- hold of life, which will demand creative and independent thinking. Can you accept the chal- lenge? You can, if you accept the philosophy of Abafzgiam Lincoln, that learning never ends and ac e t his guiding principal which is so briefly expressed, I will study and prepare myself. Someday my chance will come. HARRY E. ASHBAUGH 'WIS' BUS DRIVERS ,..,ff ' w,..--- ,,,.A- W Allen Felmlee, William Boyer, Samuel Reinhard, Dale Miller, Samuel Hartzell, Clem Boyer, Norman Flinchbaugh, William Miller, Arthur Harry, Leroy Kazebee, Wilmer Alman, Lee Baum, Vere Frank. Abssm: Francis Harry, Harold Harkless, Berdell Blauser, Mr. Farringer, Mr. Kahle -:jl8lQe- FACULTY AX X QQ? LEX J EDGAR J. ALLEN B. S., Indiana State Teachers' College Subiects Social Studies Years taught I4 EDITH BELL B. S. in C., Grove City College Subiects 'Business Years taught 6 HARRY CAMPBELL B. A., Penn State Subiect Mathematics Years taught 25 ,. fr I 1 ,ZZ f' ff C' no 'TP '71 3 f - . ll LUCY EDDINGER School Secretary Years Worked 3V2 MRS, HILDA HAIZLETT Sli er Rock State Teachers' Colle PP Y ge Sublects -- English, Latin Years Taught - 27 FACU LTY -eil 1 I -c..' C. GERALD BEARY B. S., Clarion State Teachers' College Subiect f Science Years Taught f I ELLA MAE BLAUSER B. S., Indiana State Teachers' College Subiect f- Home Economics Years Taught ff 3 FRANK M, CLARK B. S., Indiana State Teachers' College Subiects f- Reading, Writing Years Taught 2 IXJV '. , I fl ll' I W MARY 1610151 Guan B. University ol Pittsburgh Sublects -' Business, English Years Taught 2 MRS. ELIZABETH HESS R, N. Oil City School of Nursing School Nurse Years 7 LOIS HUFFMAN School Secretary Years Worked - I MARGARET lONDON B. S., Edinboro State Teachers' College Subiect - Art Years Taught - 2 A. RALPH McKEE Edinboro State Teachers' College Subiects Social Studies Years Taught 36 LONZIE D. RINKER B. S., Clarion State Teachers' College M. L. in Biology - Subiects English, iol y Years Ta 0 JOHN SAMONSKY B. P. E., B. S., University of Indiana Subiect -- Shop Years Taught - I3 FACULTY eil 1 1 1734- BYRON A. JOHNSTON B. S., Slippery Rock M. A., University of Pittsburgh Subjects-Health, Gym, Senior Science Years Taught -f I4 MARGARET McCl.U5KIE B. S,, Indiana State Teachers' College Subiect - Music Years Taught f 3 ANN PLISKA B. S., Slippery Rock Subiects V- Gym and Health Years Taught Y 2 JAMES D. SCHWAB B. S., Clarion State Teachers' College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Suloiect 4 Geography Years Taught -r 5 DEBS VALENTINE B. S., Indiana State Teachers' College Subiect - Music Years Taught A 5 MRS, VIOLA C WARD B, S., lvliaca Collvqe Sulsicds English, Social Stldlef. Yvars lauqliv lf' MERLE SHEFFER B. S., Clnrzon Sfafv le-acliers' Co Suhlcct Arithmetic Years Vauqlii 3 FACULTY .9- xx i x. , rv X 4 x. xxx li, V X GEORGE ZAGST B S., Clarion Siam Teachers Colleqe Subiecl English Years vaughv 26 MRS. MARGARET FRANK Indiana Sfafe Teachers' College, Pa, State University, Grove City Colleqe Sulviect Arithmetic Yfars hugh? l7 Row 1: l. On Guard 2. Intermission 3. Caught in the Act Row 2: 1, Thinking ! ! 2, Gen7lernszn 3. Siesla 4. Salivary Confinemenv Q-5123. CLASSES SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISERS GEORGE CHENAULT - President An acc at science, a whiz at math-who k11ows, maybe he'll be another Einstein. PATRICIA DIETZ - Secretary Pat's one of our smaller galsg there never was a busier bee. She's sure to be around when the fun is brewing. MR. ZAGST 111 111 thy humours, whether grave or mellow, Thou rt such a touchy, testy, pleasant fellow, Hast so much wit and mirth and spleen about thee, There is no living with thee, nor without thee. Addison certainly paid a tribute to Mr. Zagst with these lines, to which we add our own appreciation of one who Gives us good advice, Edits our speech and writing, Owns a pungent sense of humor, Reveals to us the soft side of a hardboiled Ogg. Grins in the face of Adversity Endcars himself to us all. 63114131- JUDY PORTER - Vice President A pert blonde, with plenty ot' polish She's a bundle of efliciency at Penney's LARRY STANLEY - Treasurer Along with his craze for hunting, it has been said that this senior guy resembles Monty Clift. How about that, Larry? MISS BELL Shakespeare has said, Who can bi wist amazed, temperate and furious, loy 11 ind neutral in a moment? No man! He nevci knew our Miss Bell! The class of '54 tullw appreciates her wise handling of then pio blcms, sympathizes with her amazement it their shortcomings, admires her ability to be temperate, but firm, or to display lllf.,ll when the occasion calls for it. Her low iltw to the class and her strict neutrality their private disagreement have wo11 the affection and respect of everyone. William Amon SENIORS A snappy dresser is our Larry Blausel. Bill. He cuts quite a ligure in the Senior Class. Larry may be quiet at times, but you can be sure he's got something up his sleeve. Jane Blossom Janie's prettiness and pleasant personality will surely be a help in her strive to become a good nurse. Shirley Boocks Here's a swell Senior who is not only easy on the eyes, but boy, how she can cook! Beverly Books A good student and full ot' fun, this lucky girl has her own little car to drive to school. Janet Boor A perky little blonde full of fun. A peppy cheer- leader and quite the song- bird. -12+ Frank Boyer Quite the Romeo! Usual- ly seen flashing about in his green fiiver - has quite flair for mathe- matics. 15l:s Barbara Britt Barbara's rather quiet, but draw her out and you'll find a real friend to chat with. Lawrence Britt Yep. that's him, the guy with the flashy shirts. He's usually seen paling around with Bob. SENIORS Ida Mae Brown Ida's one of our carrot tops, always has a smile and a good word about everything. Marlene Buck Marlene is made up of smiles and laughter. She doesn't seem to have any frowns at all. Her sunny disposition is contagious. Joe Daugherty Joe's gift of gab is over- whelming, always has something to say in Law class. Shirley Davis Another Home-Ee. genius she'll make a certain somebody a swell little Mrs. Leon Detrie A good looking, darkhair- ed boy - that's Leon. Leon is a good sport and a good all-around fellow. Betty Drake Here's another finished product of the Home-Ec. department. Some of her memories of school will be her trips to Harris- burg. -if 1 615+ Stanley Erwin Notorius for sleeping in English Class, when a- wake he's a continual joker. Walter Flinchbaugh Wally is a loquacious individual who has pro- vided many a laugh for the class. Wally, do you think you'Q'-ever learn to P W1-:N-X 1. .an nn-n' SENIORS Alice Fischer Alice, a friend of all, and a friend to all, worked countless hours writing the senior remarks found on these pages. Lois Frank A charming girl, and a whiz at typing, always looks like she just stepped from a band box, fri' Richard Frederick Tall, dark, and slim, Dick's main interests lie in teasing the girls and making the Honor Roll. I Cx Q-4A111'i-VN, ic. ' Barbara Friggle Many ll song Fiddle ren- ders: her voice is high and sweet. Her motto once ai friend always a friend. Marilyn Fritz Marilyn goes through the cheers with zest and zeal. She kept even busier as chief artist on the Berry Bush. .gf i' . My ' l WX F' V, mg Milli., xv- Jw? twltjjx, ' ' 1 f Deleen-7'Gu1h 'l . 'Deleen's good nature be- lies her red hair. She keeps busy among the posies at Oakwood. 'M wi. . C Jerry Harmon flerry is our pride and joy for he's the only senior boy on the team. T Joan Harisell SENIORS Believe it or not, that Helen Hartzell crop of curls is natural. , 1 A B H1 11 no permanents for Joan. A5 edltol' Of the H1'L1ght, env 0 owe Likes dreamy music. She W01'k?d hard and Flash! Betty sports a long- and m spite of H11 diamond this year, she's this She made Straight caught herself ia man for As with plenty Of C2150 sure. Best of luck as a future homemaker. Ann Irwin Ann's quite the sleuth in Law class, usually has a ready answer. As a pal she's rated as one of the best. .ik-Q 'w 94 ': if .X- .cg 4 '1 Claire Jackson Claire cheered the Berries on through many a game. As a student in law and sales she was a hit. Blaine Kazebee When anything is to be Evalyn Lafferty done, call on Blaine, your missions accomplished be- A chic brunette, always , fore it's begun. on the go, just cantt keep -SROXBUU I-0119 itlgmgrwarbles Songs like Roxann's specialty is ska- ' y' ting, can be seen at Mor- rison's any time of the day. +1Ef18lis Janet Manners Janet is one ot' the quieter seniors, often seen paling around with Bonnie. Al- though she is quiet, she has gained many friends during her stay at C. P. H. S. SENIORS Donna Marchinke Although Donna's new this year, she made a hit right off. We hear she burns the midnight oil composing letters. Eugene Maul Eugene has a mania for hotrods, perhaps he'll set the speed record of the world. Rebecca McKee Beek's a slim and neat little senior. Hear she's got a bank account too. Leslie Melai Hold it folks! Yep, it's Leslie the camera tiend. snapping pictures left and right. Hope they all turn out! Jean Moorhouse Jean's brimming over with vim and vigor, has a heart of gold - deter- mined to become another Florence Nightingale. .ff Lester Neal Johnny on the spot, when you need him for any- thing. A true and loyal peddler for the Derrick. 1 9 Ec- Helen Nuhfer Helen's desire is to flour- ish a hypo. May her quiet determination and her friendly smile be her key to success. Elizabeth Perry Very nice is the word for Liz. There is not a per- son who doesn't like her. She and Betty are the best of pals. 1 Q SENIORS Shirley Perry A yen for men and a fancy skater. Enjoys life and is loads of fun. Donald Plyler Slow spoken and dreamy eyed, this lad has a con- genial way about him that Wins him many friends. Dorothy Plyler Duke's got more friends than she can count, her laugh is sure to be present at any hilarious scene. Patricia Porter Pat's another Senior with her heart set on doling out pills. May her ability to make friends be an asset to her in her chosen profession. Bonnie Powell Here's a happy-go-lucky and wholesome miss, who has contributed much to the success of the Senior Class. 43201 Duane Rhodes Duane has a broad grin, but most of the time it's a hearty laugh. He's a great provoker of the teachers. Harry Ritts A jolly good t'ellow is our Harry. His attitude in liking everyone as they are, is one ot' his good traits. Mary Lou Roberts When in need of a pal call on Mary Lou, as a friend she'll forever be true. SENIORS Loren Saar In the quartet he sang bass and quite well too, maybe he'll star as an- other Enzio Pinza. Patricia Seaton A small voice and a big heart is possessed by this demure miss. When with Nancy, there's sure to be plenty of mischief. Robert Seth Bob delights in having fun whatever way he can -f and believes life's not worth a cent if he can't have his fun. Barbara Sims A business gal, but she left and scws dresses right, usually seen busy distributing Hi-Lights a- bout the town. Shirley Slye A cute kid, who often has spasms of giggles - is seldom seen without her trusty clarinet. Joan Smith Joan was one ot' the top ranking cheerleaders. She also scored high in dancing the rumbas. -12121 ,QP I Joyce Stahlman Joyce has interest in beinpj a career girl and a house wife. We feel sure she'll be happy in either role. Mildred Stephens Millie is one of those rare people who say little, but do much. She is one of our most worthy class members. SENIORS Nancy Stevenson Can be usually heard singing the latest hit tunes. She displays a sunny nature, which is in good working order all the time. Janis Stover A quiet miss who sails serenely through her sen- ior year. She hails from Fertigs. Joyce Voorhies Vance Webster A menace to the typing . class - does his best to Afihul' Th31'P A prfitty brunette WMP keep room B in a con- . sparkling blue eyes. Shes timlal upromx Ph ms Tan Skip's the man about termed as mighty nice in Y town, frequently seen in the senior year. Energetic and a willing his Snappy two tone job' worker, we think she'll go far with her stenogra- phic ability. -:Sf 2 2 Ee SENIOR ACTIVITIES WILLIAM AMON Mixed Chorus II, Bus Committee II, Basketball 9, Prom Committee II JANE BLOSSOM Frehmen Reception Committee I0, Y-Teens 9-IO-ll-I2, Jr. Girl's Chorus 9, Sr. GirI's Chorus II-I2, Mixed Chorus 9-I0-II-I2, Cheerleader I I, Prom Committee I I SHIRLEY BOOCKS Girl's Chorus IO, Mixed Chorus I2, F. H. A. 'll-I2, Y-Teens 9-IO, Librarians I0-II BEVERLY BOOKS librarian 9-IO, Y-Teens IO, Mixed Chorus II-I2, Girl's Chorus II-I2, F. T. A. II-I2 JANET BOOR Freshmen Reception IO, Librarian 9, Jr. Play Il, Sr. Girl's Chorus IO-II-I2, Sr. Mixed Chorus IO-II-I2, Y-Teens 9-I0-Il-I2, May Queen's Court II, Trio I0-II-I2, F. T. A. I2, Cheerleader I0-II-I2, Bus Committee I2, Prom Committee II FRANK BOYER Vice President 9 BARBARA BRITT F. H. A. II-I2 LAWRENCE BRITT Basketball I0-II, Bus Committee I2 IDA BROWN Librarian I2 MARLENE BUCK Orchestra 9-I0-II, Band 9-I0, Mixed Chorus 9-Il-I2, Senior Girls Chorus I0-II-I2, Trio I0-II-I2, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Y-Teens 9-I0- II, Junior Play II, Berry Bush I2, F. B. L. A. I2, Bus Committee I0-II, Freshmen Reception 10, Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll I2, Pep Squad II. GEORGE CHENAULT 4 Class President 9-II-I2, Activities Association IO-II-I2, Cheerleader 8-9, Ring Committee II, Invitation Committee I2, Hi-Light II-I2, Mixed Chorus I2, Junior Play Il, Quill and Scroll I2. ' JOE DAUGHERTY Mixed Chorus IO-II-I2, Visual Aids 9-IO-II-I2, Freshmen Reception Committee IO, .luniwr Play II, Bus Committee I2, Prom Committee II. SHIRLEY DAVIS Librarian 9-I9-II, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Y-Teens 9-I0-II-I2, Senior Girls Chorus IO, F. H. A Il-I2, Prom Committee II, Bus Committee I0-Il, Pep Squad II. LEON DETRIE Hi-Y T0-II-I2, Prom Committee II. PATRICIA DIETZ Class Treasurer II, Sr. Girls Chorus II, Secretary I2. Berry Bush I2, Jr. Play II, Y-Teens II,, Prom Committee II, F. B. L. A. I2, Quill and Scroll I2, Bus Committee I2 BETTY DRAKE Librarian 9-IO, Junior Girls Chorus 8, Senior Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus I2, Y-Teens 9-I0-II, F. I-I. A. II-I2, Bus Committee II. ALICE FISCHER Junior Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 9-I2, Senior Girls Chorus IO- Il, Y-Teens 9-IO-II, Orchestra II-I2, F. T. A. II-I2, Berry Bush I2, Quill and Scroll I2. 'i -wis- WALTER FLINCHBAUGH Bus Committee 9-I2, Hi-Y i2, Visual Aids 'lI, Junior Play II, Prom Committee II. LOIS FRANK Cheerleader I0-I2, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Senior Girls Chorus I0- II-I2, Mixed Chorus I0-I2, Senior Girls Ensemble Il, Freshmen Reception IO, Jfunior Play II, Prom Committee II, F. B. L. A. I2, Quill Endniiaoll I2, Berry Bush I2, Librarian 9, Orchestra IO-II-I2, RICHARD FREDERICK Hi-Y I2, Activities Association I2, Student Council I2, Bus Com- mittee I2. BARBARA FRIOGLE Junior Y-Teens 9-IO, Senior Y-Teens II-I2, Girls Trio 9-I0-II-I2, Junior Prom Committee ll, F. B. L. A. I2, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Senior Girls Chorus IO-II-I2, Mixed Chorus 9-II-I2, Bus Committee IO-I2, Junior Plav II, Ring Committee Il, Freshmen Committee IO, Pep Squad II, Music Club Council 9. MARILYN FRITZ Berry Bush I2, Junior Pla II, Senior Girls Chorus IO, Mixed Chorus I0-II-I2, Junior Y-Teens 9-I0, Senior Y-Teens II-I2, Prom Committee II, Cheerleader II-I2, Quill and Scroll I2, F. B. L. A. I2, Freshmen Reception Committee IO. DELEEN GUTH Junior Y-Teens 9-IO, Librarian 9, Berry Bush I2, Senior Girls Chorus 10, Mixed Chorus I2, F. H. A. II-I2, Quill and Scroll I2, Junior Girls Chorus 9. JERRY HARMON Basketball I0-II-I2, Junior Play II. JOAN HARTSELL Orchestra 9-IO-II-I2, Y-Teens 9-IO-II, Hi-Light I2, Mixed Chorus 9-I2, Senior Girls Chorus IO-ll, Freshmen Reception 9, Quill and Scroll I2, F. T. A. I2, Junior Play II, Junior Girls Chorus 9. HELEN HARTZELL Class Secretary 9, Librarian 9-IO, Hi-Light II-I2, Junior Play II, Senior Girls Chonus IO-II, Mixed Chorus II-I2, Y-Teens 9-I0-II, Quill and Scroll II-I2, Bus Committee. BETTY HOLOWELL F. H. A. I0, Senior Girls Chorus II-I2, Hi-Light I2, Invitation Com- mittee I2, Librarian I2, Quill and Scroll I2. ,, ANN IRWIN Freshmen Reception IO, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 9-I0-II, Berry Bush I2, Prom Committee II, Y-Teens 9-I0-II-I2, Bus Com- mittee I2, F. B. L. A. I2, Quill Scroll I2, Pep Squad Il. CLAIRE JACKSON librarian IO, Mixed Chorus II-I2, Senior Girls Chorus II-I2, Junior Play II, Cheerleader 9-I0-II-I2, Bus Committee I0-I2, Y-Teens 9-I0- II-I2,'F. B. L. A I2. BLAI NE KAZEBEE ' Activities Association I2, Junior Play Il, Hi-Y II-I2, Band 7-8, Mixed Chorus I0-I2, Basketball IO, Pep Squad II. EVALYN LAFFERTY Junior Girls Chorus 9, Senior Girls Chorus IO-II-I2, Mixed Chorus 9-II-I2, Music Club Council IO-II-I2, Trio 9-I0-II-I2, Junior Play ll, Y-Teens 9-I0-II, F. B. L. A. I2, Class Secretary II, Berry Bush II-I2, Junior Prom Committee II, Quill and Scroll I2, Freshmen Reception I0, Cheerleader 9, May Queen's Court II. ROXANN LONG L-Teens29-I0-II, Mixed Chorus I2, Senior Girls Chorus I2, F. H. , S t :firm SENIGR ACTIVITIES JANET MANNERS Y-Teens 11, F. H. A. 11-12, F. T. A. 12. DONNA MARCHINKE Oil Citv High School 9-11, F. B. L. A. 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Senior Girls Chorus 12. EUGENE MAUL Junior Play 11, Prom Committee 11, Visual Aids. REBECCA McKEE Junior Y-Teens 9-10, Senior Y-Teens 11-12, Mixed Chorus 9-10-11-12, Senior Chorus 10-11-12, Student Council 12, Hi-Light 12, Prom Com- mittee 11, Freshmen Receptior. Committee 10. LESLIE MELAT Visual Aids 9-10-11-12, Band 9, Junior Play 11, Berry Bush 12, Quill and Scroll 12. JEAN MOORHOUSE Cheerleader 10-11-12, F. T. A. 11-12, Orchestra 10-11-12, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 10-12, Senior Girls Chorus 9-10-11-12, Prom Committee 11, Y-Teens 9-10-11, Activities Association .11-12, Junior Play 11, Hi-Light 12, Bus Committee 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Girls Ensemble 11. LESTER NEAL Bus Committee 12. HELEN NUHFER Freshmen Reception 10, Librarian 11, Hi-Light 12, Y-Teens 11, Senior Girls Chorus 10-11, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Quill and Scroll 12. ELIZABETH PERRY Orchestra 10-11-12, Junior Girls Chorus 9-10, F. T. A. 12, Librarian 12, Senior Girls Chorus 11-12. SHIRLEY PERRY Librarian 9, Y-Teens 9-10-11-12, Girls Chorus 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 12, F. H. A. 11-12, Bus Committee 9-10, Freshmen Re- ception IO. DON PLYLER Hi-Light 12, Prom Committee 11. DOROTHY PLYLER Berry Bush 12, Senior Girls Chorus 10-11, Mixed Chorus 12, Y-Teens 222, Jugior Play 11, F. T. A. 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Junior Girls orus . JUDY PORTER Y-Teens 9-10, Orchestra 9-10-11-12, -Hi-Light 12, Class Vice President 12, Mixed Chorus 9-12, Senior Girls C orus 10-11, Cheerleader 9, Freshmen Reception Committee 9, Quill and Scroll 12, F. T. A. 12, Junior Girls Chorus. PATRICIA PORTER Y-Teens 9-10-11, Junior Girls Chorus 9-10-11, Orchestra 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Bus Committee 11, Berry Bush 12, Pep Squad 11, Class Vice President 10-11, Class Treasurer 9, Senior Girls Chorus 10-11, Cheerleader IO, Junior Play 11, Quill and Scroll 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Invitation Committee 12, Librarian 9. ' BONNIE POWELL Y-Teens 9-10-11, Senior Girls Chorus 11-12, F. T. A. 12, Librarian 9-10-11-12, Junior Girls Chorus 9-10. DUANE RHODES Hi--Y 11-12, Visual Aids 10-12, Bus Committee 12, Civil Defense 11. HARRY RITTS Visual Aids 9-10-11-12, Junior Prom 11, Freshmen Reception Com- mittee 10. MARY LOU ROBERTS Y-Teens 9, F. H. A. 11-12. LOREN SAAR Visual Aids 9-10-11-12, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Quartet 12, Junior grofnqll, Freshmen Reception Committee 10, Berry Bush 12, Basket- a . ' PATRICIA SEATON Jtumior Girls Chorus 7-8-9, Senior Girls Chorus 10-12, Mixed Chorus 9-10-12, Junior Y-Teens 9, Senior Y-Teens 10-11, Junior Prom Com- mittee 11, F. B. L. A. 12. ROBERT SETH Freshmen Reception Committee 10. BARBARA SIMS Freshmen Reception Committee 10. Librarian 9-10, Hi-Light 12, Junior Play 11, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Mixed Chorus 10-11-12, Senior Girls g2,BViEuaL A1igs 9-10-11-12, Quill and Scroll 12, Y-Teens 9-10-12, SHIRLEY SLYE Y-Teens 9-10-11, Band 10-11-12, Orchestra 10-11-12, Clarinet Quartet 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Freshmen Reception Committee 10, Girls Chorus 10, F. B. L. A. 12. JOAN SMITH Class Treasurer 10, Freshmen Reception Committee 10, Y-Teens 9-10 11-12, May Queen's Court 11, Junior Play 11, Hi-Light 12, Mixed Chorus 10-11-12, Cheerleader 9-10-11-12, Senior Chorus 12, F. B. L. A. 12, Quill and Scroll 12. JOYCE STAHLMAN Junior Girls Chorus 9, Senior Girls Chorus 10-12, Senior Mixed Chorus 10-12, Librarian 9-10, Visual Aids 11-12, Y-Teens 9-12 F. B. L. A. 12, F. T. A. 11-12. LARRY STANLEY Class Treasurer 12, Hi-Light 12, Hi-Y 10-11-12, Visual Aids 10-11-12, Bus Committee 11, Junior Play 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Civil Defense 12. JANIS STOVER Librarian 9, Junior Play 11, Girls Chorus 10-ll-12, Mixed Chorus 11-12, Y-Teens 9-10-11-12, Ring Committee 11, F. B. L. A. 12. MILDRED STEPHENS Librarian 9-10, Hi-Li ht 12, Mixed Chorus 9-11-12, Senior Girls Chorus 10, Y-Teens 3-10-11, F, T. A. 11, Bus Committee 12, Quill and Scroll 12. NANCY STEVENSON Y-Teens 9-10-11, Librarian 9-10-11, Bus Committee 11, F. H. A. 11-12, Berry Bush 12, Senior Girls Chorus 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Senior High Band 12, Quill and Scroll 12. PHYLLIS TAFT Mixed Chorus 9-12, Senior Girls Chorus 10-12, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Junior Prom Committee 11, Junior Play 11, Y-Teens 9-10-11-12, Berry Bush 12, F. B. L. A. 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Pep Squad 11. ARTHUR THARP Visual Aids 9-10, Mixed Chorus 9. JOYCE VOORHIES Librarian 11, May Court 11, Y-Teens 9-10, F. H. A. 11-12, Bus Com- mittee 9-11, Junior Girls Chorus 9, Senior Girls Chorus 12, Class Secretary 10. 4!l24ll' s r 1 2 ' ,Sw -1 ...M Ji I 44 I UNDERCLASS OFFICERS To Presidente, , Freshmen Vice President , ,,, , Secretary .. . . ,. Treasurer Norma Kazebee as ,, ,,rr Paul Ritts Nancy Fry Carolyn Lucas Sophomore President cc..,,...,.. Vice President ..., Secretary c.cc,,,. . c Treasurer ccc.c. President YccYcc,ccY . 441 D. Dick Schwab c, Morris Smith Norma Thomas --1 Dixie Fox Junior Bill Pearson Vice President . Secretary c.cc.,....., Treasurer ....cc -2132 5 Elf' , Dick Graham Gail Perry Larry Stephens IUNIORS In the fall of 1953 we became the Junior Class of Cranberry-Pinegrove High School, and began preparing for the leap to the business and profes- sional World. Room 12, which had long been a haven for juniors, existed no more, and one half of the juniors were camped in Room ll. Room 10 still re- mained a junior stronghold. Our activities were curtailed, but we selected our rings, sponsored a turkey raffle, and we hope to be able to sponsor a prom for the seniors. The junior class played an important part in the recently organized Student Council. The offices of the president and the vice president were held by juniors. We are looking forward to next year - We will have a cafeteria fno more lunches to forgetj, more courses to choose from, etc. We are sorry the seniors will not be here next year to enjoy these changes. Row l: Mrs. Garber, Mariorie McDowell, Mary Rhoarles, Orpha Uosh, Erma Murray, Joyce Becsler, Eleanor Strain Doitie Fry, Caroline Brown, Sherry Shontz, Marilyn Pardee, Gail Perry, Ann Kuiava, Phyllis Moon, Jeannine fir-Prhner, Row 2: Nancy Sumosky, Carol Hogue, Rose Ann Walbourn. Shirley Daugherty, Janice Miller, Marjorie Felmlere, Betty Rifis, Jean Shaw, Thelma Martin, Jo Anr. Foggan, Avorieile Flinchbaugh, Jeanne Linenian, Arlene Green, Barbara Blauser, Marlene Morrison. Row 3: Shirley Wolfgang, Geraldine Haun, Nancy Miller, Gloria Strain, Lois Schvnude, Jean Hawkins, Hurberi Sirain, Lester Charley, Jim Stuck, Jim Maynard, Gordon Goodman, Jim Stranford, Jack Miller. Row 4. Dick Graham, Howard Falkinlaurgh, Larry Daugherty, Bill Allen, Fred Newrnan, Eugene Vanderrnark, Torn Greene, Bob Erwin, Myron Keverline, Dave Mead, Bob Kinch, Bill Pearson, Ray Busch, Jay Hutcheson. Row 5: Jim bmifh, Jack Himes, Fred Tarr, Leonard Blauscr, Don Smith, George Bell, Alfred Solle, Larry Stephens Joe Hricsina, Gary Flockerzi, Mr. Allen. Absent: Anna Mae Craig, Mary L. Karg, Shirley Mcfhesney, Carol Oakes, Donna O'Neil. .sizea- SOPHOMORES We, the class of '56 gathered together in three widely separated rooms throughout the building. The home room supervisors were Mr. Beary, a new teacher, Mr. Samonsky, and last but not least, Mr. Rinker. The class's activities started with a turkey raffle, which was a huge success. Since our class is the largest, we had planned on a large Freshmen Reception, but this could not be carried out because of the construction of the new building. Although some of our activities have been curtailed this year, we plan to make up for it in our two remaining years and we hope we can do as much for Cranberry as it does for us. Row 1: Bonnie Sims, Mary Lee Bender, Sandra Keely, Betty Rodgers, Helen Eichner, Sandra Davis, Donna McWilliams, Clara Hale, Glace O'Neil, Patty Whitling, Barbara Steck, Dorothy Taft, June Weltner, Jean Hoque, Joan Hopper, Helen Felmlee, Mary Ann Fox, Peggy Forter. Row 2. Lois Ziegler, Nancy Drake, Judy Fasenmyer, Carol Zeller, Peggy Amon, Norma Thomas, Connie Russell, Lois Stover, Lois Gardner, Cynthia Ward, Donna Brumbai.-gh, Elivabeth Daum, Anne Robinson, Joan Morrison, Beverly Master, Joanne Whitling, Row 3: Dixie Fox, Nancy Stanley, Pat Switzer, Joyce Master, Connie Boocks, Joyce Williams, Marlene Sanner, Doris Morrison, Carole Lintz, Peggy Hays, Barbara Best, Karen Schmidt, Nancy Kerr, Ken Zeigler, Ronnie Aikens. Row 4: Phil Jones, Harold Stover, Clyde Neal, Raymond Carbaugh, Dewayne Wade, Jim Webster, Loye Johnson, Lyle McLaughlin, Glenn Erwin, Charles Hoffman, Howard Gardner, Lyle McSparren, Wendell Blauser, Keith Whitten, Richard Strain, Boyd Morrow, Alfred Smith, Walter Shontz, Bob l-larkless, David Smith Row 5: Ken Reed, Morris Smith, Fred Alioaugh, Dick Webster, Dale Weaver, Dick Schwab, Walter Shaw, Jim Wolfgang, Joe Baughman, John Whitrnire, Don Hawkins, Bob Wilson, George Kinch, John Martz, John Rodgers, Bill Kennedy Row 6: Pete Grinder, Jerry Grove, Bob Perry, Fred Buckholtz, Gordon Strain, Don Humes, Calvin Shaw, Mike Borchert, Wayne Holtz, Mr. Rinker, Mr. Samonsky, Mr. Beary. Absent: Jerry Knight, Galen Weaver. -tizvia ,'l,ff Y I I. t f t f , . f 1 'u i l I 1 , x oi iw? 5 wk ,2- K 'Q K .wzk .N FRESHMEN The freshmen class was constantly on the move, desks and all. Our stations at the beginning of the year were room l, the new shower room, and a part of the old gymnasium. Our teachers were: Miss McCluskie, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Clark. The sophomores were a little disappointed because they could not initiate us properly. We are planning, however, to stage the freshmen reception next year. We managed to have a Christmas party in the art room. The freshmen boys worked very hard to put up the decorations. Since we will be able to choose our courses and subjects, we are looking forward to next year. While moving around has been fun, we are looking forward to permanent quarters. V Row 1: Sally Daugherty, Nancy Vogan, Carol Fox, Janet Young, Pat Highfield, Connie Fischer, Pat Budzinski, Barbara Emrick, Delores Sanner, Sharon Moon, Mariorie Heckathorn, Diane Cooper, Nancy Hanna, Shirley Plyler, Nola Lawrence, Dorothy Kennedy, Nancy Sharrar. Row 2: Janet'Wurster, Nancy Fry, Gertrude Bell, Carol Kramer, Agatha Falkinburg, Beverly Stewart, Shirley Sanner, Elizabeth Mong, Betty Kinch, June Swartzlander, Carol Fischer, Paula Strickland, Marilyn Neubauer, Norma Kazebee, Mary Eichner, Carolyn Lucas, Gloria Wolford. Row 3: Alma Miller, Nancy Graham, Lucille Switzer, Sally Wagner, Lois Myers, Letha Wolfgang, Sandra Schmude, Jeanne Harmon, Judy Etzel, Dorothy Haun, John Maxwell, Fred Gustafson, Paul Beebee, Richard Lineman, Harry Britt, Charles Erwin. Row 4. Lorraine Hale, Gail Boocks, Paul Jones, Harry Graham, John Neal, Clarence Myers, Clayton Blauser, Tom Schwab, Jim Hankey Clarence Phillips, Henry Winters, Bill Reidy, Charles Dumond, Howard Nuhfer, Bob Sawatsky, Paul Ritts, Fred Falkinburg, Earl Chatley, Ron Springer, Ed Dunkle, Ray Myers. Row 5: Jim Manners, CliHord Rex, Jim Borchert, Tom Gahring, Dewayne Long, George Flockerzi, Jim Dowlan, Bill Colgrove, Ed Cropp, Floyd Brinkley, Dick Slye, Charles Chittester, Ken Karnes, Dennis Hatrick, Miss McCluskie, Charles Daugherty. Row 6: Ed. Vandermark, George Fox, Don Morrison, Bob Foggan, Harold Wolfgang, John Kaiser, Joe Hricsina, Elmer Craig, Eugene Heckathorn, Jess Blauser, Bob Sweeney, John Williams, Mr. Clark, Mr. Campbell. Absent: Phyllis Swartzlander, Donald Boyd, John Hogue, Shirley Hogue, James Watts, Alice Watts, Mary L. Schwab, Donald Knight, Carol Kramer, Charles Meehan, Jerry Montgomery, Leo Seeley. EIGHTH GRADE This is the secondyyear for us at Cranberry-Pinegrove High School, therefore we now feel that we are a part of the school. We are grateful for the supervision of our sponsors, Mrs. Haizlett and Mrs. Frank. Mrs. Frank is replacing Mr. Sheffer, who was called for military service. Our activities have been restricted because of the building project, but we managed to have a skating party. A few of our classmates are serving as librarians. We are looking forward to next year, when we may partici- pate in various activities. . Row I: ' Dave Jalosky, Ronald Arnon, Roger Prichard, Larry Latshaw, Harry Maddren, Stanley Pardee, Clyde Young, Jim Kirkwood, George Beebe, Ronald Fry, Bobby Hargenrader, Richard Ewing, Harold Blauser, Wayne Skinner. Row 2: Barbara Hankey, Shirley Hogue, Connie Hopper, Connie Brzuz, Joyce Wade, Mildred Kelly, Charlotte Hazlett, Lois Miller, Jeanette Franklin, Potty Dunkle, Viola Cotton, Charlotte Heller, Dorothy Yeager, Virginia Boyce, Janice Smith, Ginger Culp, Nancy Goodman, Marsha Hutcheson. Row 3: Janice Lehnorott, Mary Lee Schwab, Nancy Morrison, Ninna Morrow, Evalyn Lawrence, Carolynn McDowell, Leona Rodgers, Judy Porter, Nancy Dick, Sally Slye, Vivian Baughman, Mary Lou McDonald, Helen Manross, Janice Culp, Gerry Weaver, Virginia Kulinski, Nancy Buchanan. Row 4: Janice Krathge, Lynda Emery, Dorothy Shaw, Linda Kerr, Lois Summers, Sue Gross, Barbara Terrill, Patty Meade, Lillian Minich, Beverly Wolford, Alberta Hogue, Joe Drozdo, Bobby Fox, Gene Lunney, Tom Davis, Larry Thomas. Row 5: John Cook, Dick Felmlee, Bill Gifford, Gene Wagner, Jim Blum, Dick Peterson, Larry Springer, Leslie Harkless, Dewayne Wible, Eugene Perry, Carl Moorhouse, Harold Gardner, Jerry Putnam, Bill Ritts, Lake Hulings, Peter Smith, Jim Middleton. Row 6: Joe Budzinski, Cecil Rankin, Ken Meddock, 'lom Strickland, Tom HoHman, Eddie Graham, Don Kistler, Larry Renninger, Jim French, Lee Perry, Ronald Bashline, Jack Lewis, Earl Davis. Row 7: Miss Blauser, Mrs. Haizlett, Bill Ray, Danny Tharp, Jack Wolfgang, Howard O'Neil, Mr. Sheffer. Absent: Rita Wentling, Art Rodgers, Shurl Perry, Sharon Moon, Sonya Montgomery, Lillian Minich. 'nfl 2913'- SEVENTH GRADE We were a bewildered lot when we entered the high school on Septem- ber 8. We had never been in a school like this. The upper classmen tried to help us ind our way around, but in most cases, they were as confused as we were. Mrs. Ward, Miss Pliska, and Mr. Schwab guided us through the first difficult days, and we were soon at home in our new surroundings. We do not know you seniors too well, but we would like to wish you many days of happiness and success after graduation. Row 'lz Joyce Webster, Joan Ewing, Pat Roberts, Sandra Gifford, Laura Hogue, Virginia Kahle, Brenda Daugherty, Joan Culp, Judy Bender, Judy Elwinger, Midge Wade, Helen Karns, Carol Etzel, Thelma Stover, Beverly Shontz, Helen Henton, Nancy Fox, Dolores Green. Row 2: Ronald Ziegler, Fred Perry, Vernon Flinchloaugh, Gale Longwell, Arthur Bacher, Barry Collingwood, Janet Young, Patty Fox, Rita Brzuz, Jackie Cross, Carl Beelzee, Dwight Schoch, Rodney Zeller, Bob Schaffer, Bob Jackson, Ronald Sanner, James Baughman, Jay Burris, Eddie Sumosky. Row 3: Judy Cook, Joyce Hackman, Diane Hulings, Nancy Reprnan, Judy Gahring, Edna Shepard, Jane Ellen Mong, Shirley Lucas, Barbara Burtnett, Doris Perry, Linda Hartsell, Joyce Harry, Clara Boyce, Dolores Wursfer Barbara Wolfgang, Lynn Waqgett, Carol Russell. Row 4: Keith Boyd, Mike Wagner, Mary Colwell, Joyce Linernan, Carole Mitcham, Mary Lou S'utton, Ginger Flinchbaugh, Barbara Lineman, Janet Strain, Virginia Vandermark, Nancy O'Neil, Mona Snyder, Florence Sargent, Patricia Perry, Judy Shaw, Judy Morrison, Rosalie Von Volkenburg, Judy Greene, Mary Keener, Jeanette Pleqer. Row 5: Mrs. Ward, Ralph Caldwell, Donald Fitzgerald, Bernard Swartzlander, Philip Copley, Gerald Schwab, Jackie Best, Larry Solinger, David Martz, Melvin Haun, Paul Meehan, Charles Breene, Myron Groves, Elbert Dunkle. Row 6: Mr. Schwab, Miss Pliska, Dick Harmon, Gerry Nurss, Bob Stranford, David Krug, Gary Wilson, Andrew Martz, Orrin Foreman, Jim Bush, Larry Welms, Terry Reese, Jess Bush, Bill Hatrick, Thomas Lineman, Lee Strain. Absent: Ernest Frank, Martha Moore, William Sharp, Donald Slater, Tom Strain. Cl30l?l+ SENIOR HISTORY The school we entered as Freshmen was vastly different from the one we leave. Our new homes were Rooms 1 and 6. Early in the year we elected the following people to serve as class oflicersz President ........,.....................,....,.................... GEORGE CHENAULT Vice President .......... .,................ D EE BOYER Secretary .............,.,. ....... H ELEN HARTZELL Treasurer ......,.. ............. P AT PORTER After being initiated by the Sophomores we began our own activities which were limited. Another summer passed and we entered into the Sophomore year and began planning for the Freshmen Reception. Balloons and streamers gaily decorated the gymnasium. The Freshmen were initiated by playing Beat the Clock. Following the initiation, square dancing was enjoyed by mem- bers of both classes and the faculty. We elected the following officers for the year: President ....................- .........................,.................. F ORREST JONES Vice President .......... ............. P AT PORTER Secretary .....,....... ...... J OYCE VOORHIES Treasurer ...,..... ......... J OAN SMITH After the usual amount of the 3 R's we entered into our junior year. In that year we elected these oliicers President ...................,.,.................................. GEORGE CHENAULT Vice President ,.,.. L .... ..................., P AT PORTER Secretary ....,......,. ....... E VALYN LAFFERTY Treasurer ....,,... ...,................ P AT DIETZ The bieginning of the junior year was uneventful, but then the big moment came - ordering class rings. The preliminary work of selecting class rings was done by Rebecca McKee, George Chenault, Janis Stover, Barbara Friggle, and Joe' Daugherty. We made plans for our Valentine's Dance Hearts and Darts Frolic . Two underclassmen - Tom Greene and Marlene Sanner were crowned King and Queen at the Frolic. The junior play Down to Earth directed by Mr. Clark and Mrs. Ward proved to be a huge success. Everyone in the play will remember the fun and also the hours of hard work spent during the rehearsals. In March several new students from the South entered our classes. Their parents were engaged in laying the pipe line in this area. We have several students who will not forget several of the girls. How about it boys? 'il31l9'- I 1 SENIOR HISTORY The big event which we had been waiting for all year, finally arrived. This was the Junior Prom, and the theme was Springtime All the long, hungry, and tired hours will be remembered by everyone on the decorating committee. Entering the auditorium, we crossed over a wooden bridge which was decorated with spring blossoms. Our outstanding attraction was a wishing well which was placed in the middle of the floor. On the stage we had a lily pond with a replica of a spring garden surrounding it. We enjoyed dancing to the music of Ted Brookhouser's Orchestra. No doors, no lights, no plaster on the Walls - these were some of the conditions that greeted us when we came back to our senior year. We elected the following officers: President ...........................,.............. ....... G EORGE CHENAULT Vice President .......... ................. J UDY PORTER Secretary .,.........,. ..,.,............ P AT DIETZ Treasurer ...................,.......................................... LARRY STANLEY During this first meeting we decided to sell Christmas cards, stationery, and magazines as a means of raising money for the class funds. During the first few weeks of school, members of the Berry Bush and Hi-Light Staffs were busy securing advertising for their respective publications. In Mr. Nosset's studio, under bright lights, we had our senior pictures taken, and were very well pleased when the proofs came back. Finally we settled down to a little Shakespeare and SO2. Pat Porter, George Chenault, and Betty Holowell were elected to serve on the invita- tion and announcement committee. We all attended the basketball games which were held at Lincoln Junior High due to technical difiiculties beyond our control fbuilding con- structionl. To help promote the sale of the Berry Bush, the staff presented for the underclassmen, a skit patterned after the television program Dragnet In case you are wondering who represented the lost Berry Bush - it was Evalyn Lafferty. The members of the Hi-Light Staff enjoyed a tour through the News Herald and saw how their paper was printed. Remarks indicate that the tour was interesting. We had been dreaming of our trip to Washington for a long time. It finally took place on May 5, 6, and 7th. This is one trip, I am sure, most of us will remember for a long time. Diplomas, caps and gowns, and speakers - the big day finally arrived. This was our mbment of achievement - Commencement, and the end of our long school career. - ANN IRWIN - PAT DIETZ -4325 1:0 ,4 X ....7', IZ!! -27 ff! 2 fl? -if tg- I 1 -lg 1 4,5-. 4 4 ' 19 Q I FKUGIWW eg 0 ?p 'Q Q-1-X I 5 my lg! gf LX I it Z II JI If f X' 5 hI X W, 7 f ,I , fx? 1'-if if -4: 41 I M ' I I 1 X ,L I. 1,50 , f'-fy I f - fi If 3'- f ? Q 1 2532 ' 2 S I --I' 'N -v A ' Arflx 0 III 'wif f 5 N f 'S f Xi -3 Z-X ACTIVITIES I I Y-TEENS Row I: Miss McCluskie, Mrs. Ward, Cynthia Ward, Marilyn Pardee, Nancy Drake, Pat Wltitltnq, Barbara Steck, Norma Tltomas, Grace O'Neil, Carol Zeller, Lois Zeigler. Row 2: Joan Morrison, Jean Lineman, Barbara Sims, Shirley Perry, Ann Kuiaya, Jean Shaw, Thelma Martin, Marloric McDowell, Jo Ann Foggan, Arlene Green. Row 3: Pliyllis Tait, Barbara Higgle, Rebecca McKee, Janice Stover, Dorothy Plyler, Ann Irwin, Slnrley Davis, Mary Rltoacles, Betty Ritts, Ayonclle llincltbauglw, Marlene Morrfson. Row 4: Gail Perry, Claire Jackson, Janet Boor, Joyce Williams, Marilyn Fritz, Joan Smith, Betty Moon, Doris Morrison, Clara Hale, Helen Felntlee, Donna Mc'tNilliams, Row 5: Carol Hoque, Rose Walbourn, Barbara Blauser, Jean Hawkins, Nancy Sumosky, Nancy Miller, Carol Lintz, Connie Books, Barbara Bcst, Dottie Fry. I Row I: Connie Hsclier, Pat Highfield, Carol Kramer, Marjorie Heckathorne, Nancy Hanna, S'nrley Plyler, Sally Daeqliorty, Sandra Keely, Bonnie Sims. Row 2: Alina Miller, Nancy Cralwam, Mary Eicliner, Carol Fischer, Carol Fox, June Weltiwer, Nancy Voqan, Marilyn Neubauer, Row 3: Paula Strickland, Shirley Sanner, Marlene Sanner, Gloria Wolford, Sally Wagner, Judy Etzel, Lois Stover. Row 4: Pat Switzer, Betty Rogers, Dixie Fox, Ann Robinson, Mrs. Ward, Miss Mciluskie, Jo Ann Whitlinq, Norma Kazeh.-42, Contain' Russell, Marv Lf-e Bender, Y-TEENS 62134224 VISUAL AIDS Row I: Joe Daugherty, Anne Robinson, Joyce Sfahlman, Barbara Sinus, Mr, Beary. Row 2: Dave Mend, Loren Saar, David Snaith, Harry Rifts, Leslie Melat. Row 3: Kenneth Reed, Larry Stanley, Duane Rhodes. Row I: Mr. Johnston, Mr. Ashbaugh Ureasurerl, Miss Bell, Mrs. Haizlctt. Row 2: Fred Tarr, Jean Moorliouse ISecretaryl, Lois Schinude, Anne Robinson, Blaine' Kazebee Illresidenfl Row 3: John Williams, Bob Kinch, Phil Jones, Dick Frederick, George Chenault. ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION Hl-Y Row 1: -Larry Stephens, Leon De-trie lSecre1aryl, Jim Stuck lV?ce Presidentl, Mr. Zagst, Mr. McKee, Larry Sianley fPresidentl Juni Svranford lTreasurerl, Duane Rhodes. Row 2: Dave Mead, Myron Keverline, Wally Flinchbaugh, Dick Frederick, Dick Graham, Eugene Vanderniark, Leonard Blauser, John H'icsina. Row 3: Morris Smith, Dick Schwab, Tom Greene, Bob Kinch, Blaine Kazebee. Row 1: RoseAnn Walbourn, Carol Hogue fSeCreiaryl, Caroline Brown, Eleanor Strain, Sherry Shontz, Gail Perry, Nico Prcsidentl, Mariorie McDowell, Arlene Green Ureasurerl, Jo Ann Foggan, Gloria Strain. Row 2: Barbara Britt, Betty Ritrs, Thelma Martin, Mary Rhoades, Geraldine Haun, Carol Oakes, Deleen Guvh, Shirley Perry, Mary Lou Roberts, Janet Manners, Beity Drake. Row 3: Miss Blauser, Shirley Boocks, Roxann Long, Nancy Stevenson, Joyce Voorhies lPresidenil, Shirley Davis, Mrs, Hess, F. H. A. BUS COMMITTEE Row I: Arlene Green, Jean Moorhouse, Mildred Stephens, Nancy Goodman, Jean Hogue, Dixie Fox, Mary Lee Bender, Peggy Amon, Barbara Friggle Claire Jackson, Ann Irwin, Helen Hartzell. Row 2: Morris Smith, Wally Flinchbaugh, Dick Frederick, Janet Boor, Joe Daugherty, Larry Stephens, Lawrence Britt, Bobby i-largenrader, Ed Cropp, Paul Ritts, Paul Beebee, Pat Dietz. Row 3: Charles Daugherty, Tom Davis, John Hogue, Leonard Blauser, Lyle McSparren, Fred Buclxholtz, Jim Wolfgong, Wendell Blauser, Lester Chatley, Jim Webster. Row 4: James Maynard, Alfred Solle, Jack Himes, Bob Erwin, Duane Rhodes, Jim Stranford. Row 1: Mrs, Haizlett, Mrs. Huffman, Ninna Morrow, Shirley Hogse, Connie Hopper, Barbara Hankey, Eleanor Strain, Erma Murray, Betty Rodge-'s, Jean Shaw. Row 2: Gerry Weaver, Ida Brown, Bonnie Powell, Elizabeth Perry, Betty Holowell, Mary Bender, Ann Kuiaya, Lois Schinude, Jeanne Harmon, Dorothy Haiin. Reow 3: Louise Kelly, Dorothy Yeager, Linda Kerr, Nancy Dick, Sandra Schinude, Nancy Kerr, Elizabeth Mong, Shirley Wolfgang, Babette Hutcheson, Dorothy Shaw, Sally Slye. LIBRARIANS STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Bobby Shafifer, Ronnie Sanner, Barbara Hankey, Bobby Fox, Mr. Ashbaugh. Row 2: Sandra Davis, Torn Schwab, Nancy Vogan, Gloria Wolford, Judy Cook. Row 3: Joe Baughrnan, Jack Himes, Carol Lmtz, Rebecca McKee, Jim Siranford, Dick Frederick. Q' 'A H' President c,..,,..,.,,.., JIM STRANFORD Vice President .,.,cc, ....cci, J ACK HIMES Secretary cccc,Accccc. cccc, S ANDRA DAVIS Treasurer ,,,,cw,, ...cc D ICK FREDERICK During the past year, an organization which would direct the extra- curricular activities of the school and maintain the general welfare of the students was organized. One member from each of the home rooms was elected to serve on the Council. The officers were elected from the home room representatives by the student body. A committee from the Council will aid a teachers' committee in the selection of the assembly programs for next year. Future activities of the Council will include the following: A study of the merit of a student hand- book, and plans which will aid students who enter the school for the first time. eil 3 8 asa FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Mary Louise Karg, Betty Rodgers, Anne Robinson, Gail Perry, Mariorie McDowell, Arlene Green, Jeannine Beichner, JoAnn Foggan, Alice Fischer. Row 2: Lois Frank, Judy Porter lSecre-taryl, Joyce Stahlman, Bonnie Powell, Janet Manners, Elizabeth Perry, Beverly Books, Jean Moorlwouse lPresidentJ, Joan Hartsell Nice Presidentl. Row 3: Bob Kinch, Torn Greene, Dick Graham, Mr. Rinker, Dave Mead, Fred Tarr, lTreasurerl, Don Smith. Row 1: Rebecca McKee, Alice Fischer, Judy Porter, Joan Hartsell, Jean Moorhouse, Barbara Sims, Eyalyn Laflerty, Pat Porter, Joan Smith, Row 2: Mr. Zagst, Deleen Guth, Helen Hartzell, Betty Holowell, Lois Frank, Mildred Stephens, Helen Nuimfer, Mrs. Garber, Miss Bell. Row 3: Nancy Stevenson, Pat Dietz, Marlene Buck, Dorothy Plyler, Marilyn Fritz, Phyllis Taft, Ann Irwin, Leslie A A QUILL AND SCROLL 'il 3 9 Ec- GEORGE CHENAULT.. HELEN HARTZELL ,.,,,,, JUDY PORTER ,,,,. ,,.. DON PLYLER ,.,.,,,,,, , . REBECCA MCKEE .,..,,.., HELEN NUHFER .... ,,,,. BARBARA SIMS... ,,.,..,A, .. ,. MILDRED STEPHENS. LARRY STANLEY ,...,,, . .. JEAN MOORHOUSE ,,,,,,, JOAN HARTSELL ., . BETTY HOLOWELL ,,,,,,,, JOAN SMITH ,,,.....,,,,L.., .. .... LARRY STEPHENS ,,,, .. .. ..... AVONE LLE FLINCHBAUGH ,...,,,, MR. ZAGST ..,........,, ,,,,,.,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,, MRS. GARBER .,.,. . . asf 40 iss . .Roving .......Circuiation .Circulation .........A1umni .Business . Editor . . .Editor Reporter Manager Manager Reporter Manager .. .7 . .Joke Editor .Business ......Sports Manager .....Typist ,. ...Typist ...Typist . . ..Junior Assistant . ,,,, Junior Assistant .........Adviser ...Adviser A 43 Ya sry THE BERRY BUSH ZX . 0 ix L EDITORS: Evalyn laITer!y Pafiy Porter ADVERTISING MANAGER: Phyllis Taft BUSINESS MANAGER: Doroihy Plyler 11 PICTURES: ART: JUNIOR ASSISTANTS: Deleen Gulh Marilyn Friiz Jean lineman Ann Irwin Nancy Stevenson Jim Sfranford Leslie Melal Bob Kinch loren Saar LITERARY: Marlene Buck SOPHOMORE ASSISTANT ADVISER: Pai Dietz Morris Smith Miss Bell Alice Fischer Lois Frank +341 fx BEHIND THE SCENES ,pw .qw-f Row I: They'rc- both in love!, Can it look any be-He-r?, I demand a raise. Row 2: Forget your lines? Siraighv from , . . heaven?'???, will il Gt? Comfortable, Jean? Row 3: Don'Q you feel well? Wha1's in the basket , . Manual ! !, Lucious Les, the Lover. Row 4: Crisco Kids, That won'1 he-lp!, Fannin' the Breeze! 4542119 IUNIOR CLASS PLAY DOWN TO EARTH Cast Agnes, a female angel Wilfred, a male angela ,,,,, .. Pilone, a would be angel, ,.,,,,,,.....,., , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Augusta Applegate. elderly, aristocratic, Diana Clump, Augusta's emotional maid,,, Orplia Teel, a social climber , ,,... ,, ,, Millie Bromsley, protective mother-and-wife type ,,,, , Ruthie Teel, daughter of Orpha, ,, r,,,,,, Baxter Broinsley, a serewball inventor. Richard White, in love with June ., ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, llerinan Howell. a sweet old retired sailol ',,,, . June Bronisley, engaged to Richard, ,,,,, ., ,, Robert Hanley, a rich hypoehondriae, ,,,, , , , , Production Staff , ,, WMARLENE BUCK ,,.,,.JOE DAUGHERTY ,, , ,,BEN BROWN PAT PORTER ,, ,,.... PAT DIETZ ,, ,,..,,,,,, DIXIE WELMS ,JEAN MOORHOUSE ,.,,,,,,MARILYN FRITZ GEORGE CHENAULT , BLAINE KAZEBEE ,, ,, ,JERRY HARMON ,EVALYN LAFFERTY , ,, ,LESLIE MELAT Prompters , ,,,, Dorothy Plyler, Janet Boor, Joan Smith, Phyllis Taft Sound Effects, ,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,..,,.... ,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,...,, ,.... B a 1 ' bara Sims, Jane Blossom Properties ,,,, , .,,.... ,,... ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, .,.. L 0 i s Frank, Joan Hartsell, Shirley Perry Stages, ,, , ,,,, ,,Helen Hartzell, Eugene Maul, Barbara Friggle, Larry Stanley, Wally Flinchbaugh. Tickets and Publicity ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,........,,,,,,,,,,,,..... ,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,..,,., L ois Knox, Judy Porter Make-Up .. ,,,.,,,,,,, ,, ,, ......,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,, ,Claire Jackson, Janis Stover Ushers , . ..., Joyce Voorhies, Betty Drake, Elizabeth Perry, Betty Holowell, Shirley Davis, Mildred Stephens, Helen Nuhfer. MAY COURT f ' 74 Q, M , ol 'Q 'Y T X gf I Q 0. Q .' . X 'EFNC1 ' Ls ii' A XA4 sv! if is f 4' X W' A W1 HER,m RQVQL H I6-HNES5 QUEEN M MARY JANE BROWN Escorted by Ralph Kahle Attendants Escorts Alice Sigworth Jim Stranford Phyllis Books Ray Sanner Janet Boor Jack Brigham Ruth Sadler George Pardee Joan Smith Dean Sheatz Evalyn Lafferty Jack Zimmerman Joyce Voorhies Ralph Cotton Clara Fleming Sam Moran Peggy Smith Tommy Kahle 4344152- IUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Row 1 Carol Ann Fischer Lillian Minich John Kaiser Gloria Wolford Sally Slye Mary Eichner Judy Etzel Patricia Meade Bill Ray Eugene Perry Sud' Row 2 Kenneth Meddock Dewayne Wible Peter Smith Nancy Fox Sally Wagner Vivian Baughman Barbara Hankey' Jacqueline Cross Miss McCluskie Row 3 Jim Webster Richard Felmlee Jim Kirkwood Carl Moorhouse Robert Fox Babette Hutcheson Eugene Wagner +3545 +3- IUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS Row I: Beverly Sho-wtz, Thelrna Stover, Joyce Webster, Florence Sargent, Nancy Fox, Dolores Green, Brenda Daugherty, Judy Bender, Judy Elwinger, Joan Culp, Nancy Goodman, Janice Culp, Barbara Hankey, Jeanette Plegor,Judy Morrison, Carol Russell, Jcdy Greene, Virginia Boyce. Row 2 Joan Ewing, Carole Mitcham, Gerry Weaver, Sally Slye, Nancy Dick, Jacqueline Cross, Mary Loo Sutton, Rosalie Von Volkenburg, Arlene Shaw, Linda Hartsell, Doris Perry, Barbara Wolfgang, Ginger Culp, Mary Waggett, Dorothy Yeager, Carol Etzel, Vivian Baughrnan. Row 3: Barbara Linmnan, Caroline McDowell, Virginia Kulinski, Barbara Ernrick, Ninna Morrow, Helen 'Karns, Barbara Burtnett, Patty Fox, Shirley Lucas, Beverly Wolford, Dolores Sanner, Janet Young, Connie Fischer, Patty Hlghheld, Nancy Hanna, Shirley Plyler. Row 4: Virginia llinchbaugh, Mary Lou Schwab, Janice Smith, Judy Porter, Joyce Linenian, Lillian Minich, Janice Krathqe, Linda Emery, Nancy Morrison. Caroline Lucas, Nancy Vogan, Sally Daugherty, Norma Kazebee, Marilyn Neubauer, Agatha Falkinl-urg, Carol Fox, Dian Cooper, Pat Dunkle. Row 5: PaJla Strickland, Lois Summers, Gertrude Bell, Janice Lehnortt, Elizabeth Mong, Nancy Fry, Dorothy Shaw Barbara Terrill, Dolores Wurster, Jane Wurster, Patty Meade, Jane Mong, Nancy Buchanan, Dorothy Haun Row 6: Beverly Stewart, Sue Gross, Shirley Sanner, Alma Miller, Nancy Graham, Babctte Hutcheson, MISS McCiuskie. Row If Phyllis Moon, Clara Hale, Marilyn Pardee, Joan Smith, Janet Boor, Gail Perry, Jeannine Beichner, Claire Jackson, Janis Stover, Roxann Long, Pat Seaton, Nancy Stevenson, Evalyn Lafterty, Phyllis Taft, Hein Feini.e.g, Lois Stover, Orpha Bush. Row 2: Bonnie Powell, Betty Holowell, Mary Lee Bender, Bonnie Sims, Grace O'Neil, Ann Kuiava, Norma Thomas, Connie Russell, I-,vonelle Flinchbaugh, Sandra Keely, Peggy Amon, Geraldine Haisn, Beverly Master, Doris Morrison, Marlene Sanner, Joyce Williams. Row 3: Anne Robinson, Nancy Kerr, Cynthia Ward, Barbara Steck, Patty vWhitlin9. Ehzabelll Perry. DIXIQ FOX, Nancy Stanley, Mariorie Felmlee, Mary Rhoades, Nancy Fry, Lois Ziegler, Nancy Drake, Beverly Books, Joyce Stahlman. Row 4: Mr. Valentine, Shirley Perry, Barbara Sims, Betty Ritts, Jean Shaw, Jane Blossom, Rebecca McKee, Barluara Friggle, Shirley Wolfgang, Carole Lintz, Lois Frank, Barbara Blauser, Marlene Buck, Jean Moorhouse, Joanne Whitlinq, JoAr:n Foggan, Mariorie McDowell, Pat Switzer. SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS -2344659 ORCHESTRA Row I: Elizabeth Perry, Marlene Morrison, Jean Moorliouse, Arleen Green, John Kaiser, Mary Eichner, Karen Schmidt, Sandra Keely, Bonnie Sims, Lois Frank. Row 2: Fred Tarr, Gloria Strain, Morris Smith, Shirley Slye, Gloria Wolford, Mary Ann Fox, Alice Fischer, Dick Schwab, David Smith, Torn Greene. Row 3: Carol Fischer, Lois Gardner, George Fox, .lay Hutcheson, Joan Hartsell, Jeannine Beichner, Mr. Valentine. Row l: Nancy Stevenson, Gloria Strain, Marlene Morrison, Lois Gardner, Jack Himes, Joan Hartszll, Morris Smith, Arlene Green, Shirley Slye. Row 2: Jeannine Beichner, Jay Hutcheson, George Fox, Robert Foggan, Jim Hankey, Peggy Porter, John Kaiser. Row 3: Mr. Valentine, Carol Zeller, Fred Tarr, Bob Kinch, Dave Mead, Leslie Melat, Charles Hoffman, John Rodgers BAND MUSIC CLUB COUNCIL Row 1: Evalyn Laffarty, Miss McC1uskie, Marilyn Neubcmer, Row 2: Bob Kinch, Mr. Valemine, Morris Smith, - -..M,,...........Q.H..,......g... A i.ff,QQ,,fN 'A C'Mff'f 'T -'rw-5 ,. M R R , Wav, -W.-,.... OUARTET TRIO Loren Saar Evalyn Laffervy Ray Busch Barbara Friqgle Bob Kinch Janet Boor Bill Pearson -134439 MIXED CHORUS Row I: Clara Hale, Mary Eichner, Sandra Davis, Peggy Amon, Mildred Stephens, Dorothy Taft, Lois Ziegler, Larry Stephens, Fred Albaugh, Morris Smith, Marilyn Pardee, Norma Thomas, Grace O'Neil, Carol Zeller, Betty Rodgers, Mary Ann Fox, Peggy Porter, Dottie Fry. Row 2: Barbara Steck, Avonelle Flinchbaugh, Helen Nuhfer, Joyce Stahlman, Elizabeth Daam, Anne Robinson, Larry Kennedy, Eugene Grinder, David Smith, Leonard Blauser, Gail Perry, Cynthia Ward, Caroline Brown, Janet Boor, Claire Jackson, Pat Seaton, Joan Smith. Row 3: Janis Stover, Nancy Stevenson, Deleen Guth, Mary Lee Bender, Sandra Keely, Bonnie Sims, Joe Daugherty, Blaine Kazebee, Loren Saar, Dave Mead, Bob Kinch, Carol Hogue, Roxann Long, Ann Kuiava, Thelma Martin, Betty Ritts, Mr. Valentine. Row 4: Alice Fischer, Joan Hartsell, Jean Shaw, Betty Drake, Helen Hartzell, Lois Gardner, Wayne Holtz, Fred Tarr, Bill Pearson, Ray Bush, Ronnie Aikens, Don Smith, Joyce Voorhies, Beverly Books, Mariorie Felmlee, Donna McWilliams, Mariorie McDowell, Mary Rhoades. Row 5: Jean Lineman, Evalyn Lafferty, Phyllis Taft, Patty Whitling, Donna Brumbaugh, Jeannine Beichner, Rose Ann Wallxourn, Nancy Sumosky, Nancy Drake, JoAnn Foggan, Shirley Wolfgang, Karen Schmidt, Barbara Blauser, Joan Morrison, Rebecca McKee, Marilyn Fritz, Joanne Whitling, Geraldine Haun. Row 6: Doris Morrison, Joyce Williavns, Marlene Sanner, Dorothy Plyler, Ann Irwin, Jane Blossom, Barbara Friggle, Marlene Buck, Pat Porter, Barbara Sims, Shirley Perry, Jean Moorhouse, Lois Frank, Connie Boocks, Pat Switzer, Shirley Boocks. .- Row I: -Dave Jalosky, Bill Reidy, Carl Beebe, Miss McCl1:skie, Wayne Skinner, Ronald Sanners, Charles Breene, Melvin Haun, Row2: Richard Felmlee, Jack Lewis, Gale Boocks, Charles Chittester, Jerry Putnam, Fred Gustafson, Robert Sawatsky, Ed Vanderniark. Row 3: Ralph Colwell, Terry Reese, Robert Fox, Carl Moorhouse, Tom Strickland, Orin Foreman, Elmer Craig, lUNl0R BOY'S CHORUS SNAPS Row I: l. Dance 'Till Dawn 2. S40 a Week, and All They Can Eat ow 2: l. Fashionable Lingerie 2. Life gets Tegius , Dorf! lt? 3. Before! and Wlwat's Alter Row 3 I. House of Correcvion 2. Double Exposure Row 4: I, Racking the Brain 2. Some Artists 3, End of Round One eil 5 0 life 'J M i H w K K H, W 'W by W R 1 vs W J . 91 M NL I A EX ATHLETICS W 2' 7-....R X +x H li 2' 6 S my QW X f Q +5f511i+ VARSITY BASKETBALL lx-jf Row 'l: Jack Miller, Ray Busch, Don Smith, Larry Stephens, Bill Pearson. Row 2: John Hricsina, Dick Graham, Leonard Blauser, Tom Greene, Bob Kinch, Bill Colgrove. Row 3: Mr. Johnston, Fred Tarr, Mike Borchert, Jerry Harmon, Don Boyd. Our own gymnasium was not completed this year, consequently the team was forced to practice on foreign Hoors, and to play on the Lincoln Junior High floor. Although the team played under these handicaps, they played every game with a fighting spirit. Though we did not have a cham- pionship team. the boys showed good sportsmanship and teamwork in every game they played. SCORES Cranberry e......... 64 .........,.,.......,.. Emlenton .... Cranberry .,..,., .60 ........ Tidioute .....,..., Cranberry .......... 76 .... Sandy Laker, Cranberry ......, 78 ...,..., Franklin ...,.,.. Cranberry ,,.,,,,,,, 42 A ..Linesville..,,.. Cranberry . . ,, .55 Titusvilleme. . Cranberry ......,... 60 ..,...,. Tidioute ,,........ Cranberry .,.,,.. .70 ....,... Sandy Lake., Cranberry ........,. 44 .. .Oil Citym., Cranberry .. .48 .......i Cochrantonm. Cranberry ...., .68 .... Pleasantvillet Cranberry N47 ...Mercer .,.e, Cranberry .... .... H75 ,... Pleasantville. Cranberry .,.. 57 .. i.... Rocky Grove Cranberry .... ...... 7 0 ........ Cochranton ,.,. Cranberry . U55 ..,..... Linesville .... U grangerry .... ........ glil City.. ., ran erry ,, ,.,t..t. ercer ........,, ,, Cranberry . C50 ...,.,,. Franklin .,..,.. ,. Cranberry .... . . ...... 50 ........ Rocky Grove Cranberry . ..... 70 ........ Emlenton .i.. . wif 5 2 lif- IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lld Row I: Jerry Knight, Jim Borchert, Harold Flinchbaugh, Eugene Grinder, Paul Beebee. Row 2: John Hricsina, John Williams, Lyle McSparren, Ed Cropp, Paul Riffs, Bill Colgrove. Row 3: Don Boyd, Bob Foggan, Bob Sweeney, Mr. Johnston. 2364 SCORES Cranberry .....,..,. ...,.,, .,................,..,.,......., E rn lenton .....,,,.. Cranberry .........E ....... ,.....,... ,...... T i d ioute ............ Cranberry ......,,,, ,..A.E. ......,,,E ,E,,,.,. S a n dy Lake ....,V.. Cranberry ........., .,,..... F ranklin ......... Cranberry .......... ....... .......... ....,... L i n esville .,...., Cranberry ....,...,E E,,.... T itusville .,.V.E,, Cranberry .......,.. ....... T idioute .......... Cranberry .....,.... ...,EA. S andy Lake., Cranberry ........r. ....... O i1 City ,..,...,., Cranberry .Y,....,.. ..,...., C ochranton .... Cranberry ,.,.,..... ..,.,... P leasantvillen Cranberry ........E, ,...... M ercer ,............ Cranberry .......... ..,.,., P leasantville.. Cranberry ....,,., Rocky Grove Cranberry .........r ,...... C ochranton .... Cranberry .A...EE.,E ....... L inesville ....,,., Cranberry ...,rr.... E.,,rE.. O il City .....E,E Cranberry ,......... ...,.,,. M ercer ,.....,...... Cranberry .,....,... ,,....,, F ranklin .,........ Cranberry ,......... ........ R ocky Grove. Cranberry .....E,... ,.,..,.. E mlenton ........ -Cl53l5' BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Don Smith, Leonard Blauser, Jerry Knight, Gary Flockerzi, Lyle McSparren, Charles Bell. Row 2 Mr, Johnston, Larry Stephens, Galen Weaver, John Williams, Alfred Solle, John Hrncsma, Bill Pearson. Catcherw . Pitcher ...,,rr L, Short Stop, ,.., , Short Stopu, First Base L,A....... Second Base Third Base .... ,, Left Field er..ee Center Field .eeeeeee Right Field ..,e,,. Right Field.. Right Field, Right Fielder Outfield ,eee,, Outfield... ,, M H .SC LINE-UP l:l54yr Jerry Knight Charles Bell .C ,... Don Smith Paul Ritts Leonard Blauser , Larry Stephens Alfred Solle Gary Flockerzi Lyle McSparren Jack Miller Galen Weaver John Williams ., John Hricsina Phil Jones Pete Morrow CHEERLEADERS Despite the many handicaps they have encountered this year, the cheerleaders never lost their school spirit. They were always in there cheering whether it was victory or defeat. Their spirit encouraged both the team and the student body, Joan Smith, Janet Boor, Joyce Williams, Marilyn Fritz, Claire Jackson, Gail Perry , A be v 5 E E E Q M ' is Q v Q . ' a Q 2 Q 5 Q S Es 9 4: R il A 5 S X f if ,J G1 Avoiielle Flinclibaugh, Jean Moorhouse, Lois Frank, Arlene Green, Marlene Sariner, Mary Ann Fox JUNIOR VARSITY -:sl 5 5 ii:- SENI R LETTERMAN JERRY HARMON Jerry Harmon, who is our only senior letterman, has won respect from his fellow seniors because he has proved to be a valuable asset to the team. Although Jerry did not play first string all year, he saw action in every game. showing good sportsmanship every minute he played. A few of .Ierry's favorite shots were the jump shot and the set shot from the right-hand side. He also was a good passer and a good rebounder. The qualities of sportsmanship and co-ordination which Jerry has shown will aid him in the future. 4225651- SNAPS HOW 1-Must B0 Il11Cl'L'Stil1g, I wish- ROW 2-Now Slug amd Gym, Cross Vcntilulioll NOW 3-Whzxfll You Huvv? Thu Old Room 13 fffiwi- .- .-Q1 i 4 L 4 tw ,V L ' 'wrfrgr'ffzifimxfifi-i,, 1 'farm fu wmwwpg 1 NAME Amon, William Blauser, Larry Blossom, Jane Books, Beverly Boocks, Shirley Boor, Janet Boyer, Dee Britt, Barbara Britt, Lawrence Brown, Ida Mae Buck, Marlene Chenault, George Daugherty, Joe Davis, Shirley Detrie, Leon Dietz, Pat Drake, Betty Erwin, Bud Fischer, Alice Flinchbaugh, Wally Frank, Lois Frederick, Dick Friggle, Barbara Fritz, Marilyn Guth, Deleen Harmon, Jerry Hartsell, Joan Hartzell, Helen Holowell, Betty THE SENIOR CRYSTAL BALL SEES CRAZY ABOUT Sleeping Jokes Jack Studying Sewing Cheering Cars Hillbilly Music Football Reading Talking Science Arguing Ray Blowing the Siren Bill LaVerne Racing Chewing Gum Airplanes Typing Tormenting People Julius LaRosa Marv Arranging Flowers Basketball Don Vic J oe WANTS TO BE Opera Star Farmer Nurse Music Teacher Missionary Gym Teacher Mechanic Housewife Rancher School Teacher Secretary Another Einstein Shepherd Homemaker Garbage Collector Soldier's Wife Old Maid Pilot Teacher Draftsman Stenotypist Television Technician Stenographer Housewife Florist Professional Basket- ball Player Journalist Private Secretary Secretary wi- , MADAM PREDIC Barker Water Boy Fortune Teller Ticket Seller Costume Maker Bareback Rider Unicyclist Calliope Player Juggler Popcorn Seller TwoLheaded Lady Ringmaster Bouncer Circus Laundress Daredevil Tall Woman Balloon Seller Escape Artist Circus Advertiser Monkey Trainer Midget Sword Swallower Fat Woman Acrobat Stilt Walker Clown 'rs' if S 4 4 i Y 5 Circus Animal Feeder Trapeze Artist Trick Rider NAME Irygin, Ann Jackson, Claire Kazebee, Blaine Lafferty, Evalyn Long, Roxann Manners, Janet Marchinke, Donna Maul, Eugene McKee, Rebecca Melat, Leslie Moorehouse, Jean Neal, Lester Nuhfer, Helen Perry, Elizabeth Perry, Shirley Plyler, Don Plyler, Dorothy Porter, Judy Porter, Pat Powell, Bonnie Rhodes, Duane Ritts, Harry Roberts, Mary Lou Saar, Loren Seaton, Pat Seth, Robert Sims, Barbara Slye, Shirley Smith, Joan Stahlman, Joyce Stanley, Larry Stover, Janis Stephens, Mildred Stevenson, Nancy Taft, Phyllis Tharp, Arthur Voorhies, Joyce Webster, Vance THE SENIOR CRYSTAL BALL SEES CRAZY ABOUT Proxide Cheerleading Motorcycles Don Skating Candy Flying Saucers Girls Gord His Car Eating Sales Class Studying Leroy Skating Law Class Les Shorthand Griping Home Permanents Cars Math Books Kleenex Tissues Polishing Shoes Sleeping In English Class Wayne Talking Dean Red First Period Study Hall Wayne Reading Art Her Diamond Speeding Home Ec. Sleeping WANTS TO BE Telephone Operator Air Hostess Motorcycle Rider Colonel's Wife Professional Skater Candle-Stick Maker Artist Bell Hop Nurse Dish Washer Nurse Baker Singer Cabinet Maker Skating Instructor Pencil Sharpener Thin Man's Wife Secretary Nurse Receptionist Chauffeur Math. Teacher Concert Singer Architect Shoe Shine Girl Paper Boy Seamstress Run a Filling Station Housewife Deep Sea Diver Physic's Teacher Beautician Photographer Artist Housewife Cop Dietician Cab Driver +3599- MADAM PREDICTS Tumbler Aerial Artist Dodgem Repairman Tight Rope Walker Mascot Seal Trainer A Cannon Artist Gambler Fire Eater Dog Trainer Bandleader Knife Thrower Lion Trainer Trampoline Artist Wild West Performer Foreman Elephant Trainer Circus Owner Ticket Taker to a Fun House Snake Charmer Dog Trainer High Diver Trick Rider Swami Tumbler Muscle Man Bearded Lady Cartoonist Ferris Wheel Operator Majorette Indian Rubber Man Circus Hair Stylist Owner of the Penny Arcade Portrait Painter Operator to the Tunnel of Love Shooting Gallery Operator Circus Cook Hypnotist ,L ,vez J Wt Y J R. H. Person's Paint 8a Wallpaper Store Schenck's Drive In R. 8: B. Motor Co. Fowler Farm Service R. 8: R. Dairy Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Cauvel's Atlantic Station Dr. John D. McCandless Kay's Dairy Store Mammolite Bros. Food Market Robert Aley Plumbing and Heating Flickner's Store Robert Daniels, Attorney Franklin Medical and Surgical Group Pat Shreffler Drs. Kennedy Dr. P. R. Curtis Dr. S. E. Shialabba Dr. L. B. McNamara Dr. Thomas Thomas Dr. C. H. Hodgkinson Dr. W. A. Kann Dr. W. J. Clouse Mrs. W. H. Colgrove Dr. R. W. McAtee Drs. Todhunter Dr. Levine Julius Stahl 8a Co. Mr. Sc Mrs. Alfred E. Ward French Yarn Shop Herman Besseeg Insurance Agency Milton W. Rosen, Attorney G. R. Barnes Dr. L. E. Moore Joseph Barr, Insurance Ronald L. Redfield, M. D. Kraft Brothers Tony Prestipino Welker-Maxwell Hafer Electric Clulow 8a Hoovler Earl Weaver Sandrock Electric Dr. Pankratz R. 8z O. Service Station Ash Hat Company Dr. Joseph Agnello Donald Glenn, Attorney Dr. Roy Smith Dr. Thomas Eshelman Cokain 8z McClelland Shuffstall's Donut Shop Father George Groucutt McClintock's Cleaners Freeman's Dairy Store Anna F. Myers Original Cleaners Wayne Limber Boston Decorating Shop C. A. Nordstrom, M. D. W. E. Barrow H. Carl Wasson John L. Nesbit Paris Cleaners Guth's Jewelry J. C. Penney Co. Blairis Shoe Store Mary Allen Beauty Barr Mr. A. Eugene Scott Vath, Burns 8a Mawhinney Mong's Greenhouse Melvin Ward Cook's Chiropractic Clinic Manross Greenhouse Dr. C. T. Kerr Dr. H. David Sharp McAlevy 8a Welch, Attorneys Dr. Wm. M. McAndrews Dr. R. L. Deshong Dr. Kohlman Nehi Bottling Company Harold E. Atts Beichner's D. C. Stewart M. M. Spencer George S. Pearth Room 1 Room 10 ROOH1 2 Room ll Room 3 Room A Room 4 Room B Room 5 Room C Room 7 Room SR Room 8 Room NSR ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Engravings ------- --.-.......................... C anton Engraving Company, Canton, Ohio PhPtQgraPhY a-----a- ..................... ....... D o n Nosset Studio, Oil City, Pa. Printing -........,... ....... K eystone Printing Company, Warren, Pa. 35:1 - , wi- t H at . , I ' i '2!U 'Y5'i JJ ff' K, , : . fp Q5 At Congratulatmns, Grads! 3 ares one 2 S TIRES JEWELRY COMPANY Q K2 Passenger - Truck - Tractor ,,.I.he House of Romance.. Q5 New Treads New Tire Design , U . Q O11 Clty Frankhn Sb Depth Tread Width ' 3 Lite Time Guarantee ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,.,,.,,,,,,, E Hardware - Sporting Gooods Q Appliances - Radio - Television J Compliments of Kg Firestone Stores 5' BERNSTEINS qi K, 15 Seneca Street cb Franklin. Pa. ' Q 7-4621 5 Oil City Pennsylvania Q ' T QP t---------------. --'------'------------------- 1-----'----- ------------- Q Q E 2 S 95 Com liments of Q P 52 2 F. w. woo1.woRTH , 2 oi1cny.Pa. George 5 Q Esso Service 5 ................. SF E 13th and Grant Streets Q Zi gb I Franklin, Pa. Q Cornphments of 2 LATONIA THEATRE phone 9354 2 Oil City. Penna. Qf.?4Ez 'Q ie' 5'-.-nb' r S5 . 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'I 2 Phone 4-1257 lt's a Guarantee 2 of Quality 2 EMM' S 5 A Safe Place to Buy Q E or Sell Real Estate WWW Q Sold by Good Dealers 2 Everywhere 29 2 is 416519 I' 'I I 52 fc' 'I I I 'D I 'I If 52 I I I I 'Q I 'JI If I I 'I I' I I I I If 2 N975 OIL CITY NATIONAL BANK OIL CITY. PENNSYLVANIA . Member of the F. D. I. C. . rnuunnuu uununnlununuuunuuuunnunnu uunnuuuaununuuuuluu1unuanuuanuunnnuununuu Compliments of HARTER BROTHERS SENECA SHOPPING CENTER Seneca, Penna. Records 7'Qx:D'i. Q7: ,Qi JVM For the Best in Television - Radios fN Home Remedies - Groceries - Toys 14 West First St. Oil City, Pa. Cosmetics - Fountain Service 5 Lunches 304 - 13th street Frank1in,Pa. ERN! Sodas Candy MANSONIS GULF STATION UD 3 QD E? 22. Q? 143 U gs. -cn FP 3 I'D FV Q. FAMOORES Nuts Lunches Lubrication -:- Washing '-I ,.. H 0 m U W Ili H 0 -1 5. 9QxJ I J I Q5 Q Q1 I 5 I 5 I J I I I I I J I 5 I I 95 I I I Q 4I56I!' J ' Q' Q SCHlFFER'S MARKET I Meat - Groceries WALT,s Vegetables - Fruits SERVICE STATION Refrigerator Service sb Phone 566 - Riverside Drive S 205 13th street Franklin, Pa. Q Ll Q .............................................................................................. . S RAY L. WAY ROBERT KRAMER Q The Upstairs Jeweler gb Richman Clothes Q Arrow shirts Watch Repairing Q . Elgin Dura Power Watches K Samsonite Luggage :D J and Other Famous Names 45 Seneca Street Q2 , , Upstairs 3 O11 Clty, Pa- - Kresge Bldg. Oil City, Pa. Q' Q ' '52 at --------------- ------------ ------------------------------ --'-'------------------------------------ Q Q Q 9 S5 3 2 1 2 S 2 Q Congratulations and Best Wishes Q to the Class of 1954 35 if S 2 0 5 ' 5 HAY s BREAD 2 Q KD 9 SE Q 'Q t Q fb Q EF aw MlLADY'S SHOP National Transit Building Sports Clothes and Accessories Compliments of jERKO'S West First Street Oil City, Pa. Compliments of THE MORNING DERRICK and THE EVENING BLIZZARD THE SPORTSMEN'S DEN Wilson Sporting Goods Team Supplies Sport Togs for Every Sport Masonic Building Oil City, Pa. Best JEWELERS Harold E. Hartsell, Manager The House of Beautiful Diamonds Phone 6-4961 255 Seneca St. Oil City, Pa. nnnnmnnnunuuuunnuuuunnnnunnuuununnnnuuunuuu SMlTH'S GARAGE TEXACO PRODUCTS Gas - Oil - Accessories Repairing Candy - Tobacco - Soft Drinks On Route 322 Phone Oil City 6-2955 unnnun unuanunnuuuuunnnnnuuuun Secretarial and Accounting WELCH'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Oil City, Pa. nunnunuunnnnuuuuuu unuunnnnunnnuuuuuuuuunnuu See the Hits in Comfort In Franklin KAYTON and ORPHEUM THEATRES SKY-HI-DRIVE-IN At Cranberry ff 'E SC '32 Qi '52 ff '12 Q' fl if 'D ff 'l K 'l ...K 52 Q' '12 Q' cl Q' 'l Q' 5? K 'D in CD Q' 'D in of 2 xii Q99 +El63l9' GJ KEM DRUGS, INC. E 219 Seneca Street Q Oil City, Pa. 9 Q Russell Stover Candies 2 We Give S Sz H Green Stamps J Q. lg Compliments of K2 LEWIS POTATO si CHIP COMPANY 5 K, Clarion, Penna. 25 Q, J ' '''' ' ' Q. .5 , Q MEDDOCK S Qj BARBER SHOP Q. 2 Open Afternoons and Evenings J Riverside Drive E Near Oakwood Q. .b ............... ........................................ Q, .55 Q BARRON'S .2 RADIO SUPPLY Q5 Distributors of Sylvania E Tubes and Test Equipment Kg Phone 83112 2 407 East Second St. Oil City 95 EAGLE'S TEXACO STATION AND PARKING LOT Distributors of SEIBERLING Tires 275 Elm Street Oil City, Pa. Phone 4-9401 C. A. Faivre and T. S. Petulla nunuuuuuunnuuu unulnunnnunuununuunuununuunnun Compliments of C and N CANDY and SMOKE SI-IOPPE Compliments of FRANKLIN REFINERY Division of L. Sonneborn Sons. Inc. Compliments of Paul B. Ossoff OIL CITY ARMY STORE 273 Seneca street on City, Pennsylvania +6695 Q 'Q Q 'l Q 'il Q 'l Q 'D Q' cl Q 'E Q C52 ...Q 52 Q 'D Q cl Q il Q 'l Q' 'Q Q '12 Q' 52 Q GPQ if 'Q T Q K' C12 if I K' 'Q T 52 SC' 'D Q' 32 if 'Q Q' 'E Q' 'Q Q' 'D Q' SC 'D Q' 'l T 'Q Q' 'Q NQVQ. VEACH' S OIL CITY'S GREAT FURNITURE STORE HOME FURNISHINGS OF MERIT SINCE 1894 232-234-236 Seneca Street Oil City, Pennsylvania S compliments of Lilly and Rudolph K Ll Q5 East First and Wilson Avenue l 3 Daugherty 8: Beers on City, Pa. Phone 67-441 Q ' 'E 3 Quaker State Lubricating Q SB Service Q 8 Seneca Street 2 Oil City, Pa' Batteries - Accessories ga Goodrich Tires S gg Your Real Estate Friends sterling Products Q Q l E Q' G' 4l'70lB' J SC 12 3? Q ' Good Quality Costs Less at 3 if 32 fi ig The Gourmets' Paradise 2 S QL Log Cabin 9 Q S Steak House Sb Phone: on City 7-5901 if Q Q i 335 Seneca St., Oil City 2 Phone 6-1251 Q5 KF K, 5? Q POWELL'S Prescriptions Cosmetics 55 Headquarters for Hobbies CO. Lf, 1 5 and Craft Merchandise K, Tricks Novelties 111 Center Street 5 on City, Pa. Q K7 9 East First Street 3 Oil City, Pa. Phone 64201 Tobacco Luncheonette 25 G 5 if G2 . COMMUNITY MARKET 3 Compliments of 93 RANKING GARAGE Food Specialists Q 15 Center Street 5 Seneca, Penna. - Oil City, Pa. 191 ' 3? .1 2 Q -'Bl 7 1 Rf' E? KMJ' 5 GORDON'S 3 Q BEAUTY srumo Q The Latest in Hair Styles S5 The Newest in Techniques Q, 15 Central Avenue . 2 Man., Wifi, Fri. unTil?Nine ., . t' ' . ,Q and Trust CO- Hess... 353303. Q 42 The finest in beauty care tor 2 Franklin, pa, the discriminating woman. S5 ' ''' '' ''' '''' ' ''' ' ''' ' ' ' Q Member F. D. 1. c. . 2 F. J. LUTZ S 5 Capital Surplus and AUTO RADIATOR SHOP ' 5 Ugdiviied fronts Complete Radiator Service Q ver 1,5 0,000 i 9 Phone 50572 g E 352 Seneca Street Oil City, Pa. ' Q f . .L ----'---------- ----------------------- ---'---------'--------- ----------------------------------------- Q LQ Q . T 3 KINCH S CLOVER FARM STORE Q Seneca Pennsylvania Vi QQ ?4b46'Z'fEz6Ffi!z6: S Q' -4 5 8 r: o 'I U CD rd tn 5' E U U L11 1-+ E if 2' nf '4 an z -1 3 3 IL U1 U 2 I-I QV: NDFQ Quality Groceries and Meats Fresh and Frozen Vegetables fri J Q J Q J Q 95 Q .Q J Q J Q 9 Q J Q 25 Q Q Q 95 Q J 3 Q Q5 Q J Q QQ -4472? , -.-4--my,, Na ca CD F1 D14 3 CD F' 'U 25 O 5 FD in F-4 Na nh O r-1 E O ,... FP i4 U Q O E E 3 fD I3 1-P ua O Ph Gwyn? 'QA MlNICH'S MCBILE HOMES Phone 5-6351 Riverside Drive Oil City, Pennsylvania BORLAND LUMBER co. Lumber Yard Planing Mill gt' Everything for the Builder E L and C Restaurant F kr P LLOYD ZIEGLER GARAGE Riverside Drive Pho 73431 VI, +24 739- unnnuuanunununuunnu:nununnunnunnnunnnnnnn unnnnnunnnunumununu un:nunnannumnununununn Compliments of FENNER'S MEN'S WEAR INC. - Oil City, Penna. Compliments of D. C. BOYER General Merchandise Cranberry, Pa. li Compliments of Duncan Typewriter Sales l!f7'ii V , I. R. C-RIMM Jeweler Corner First and State Streets Oil City, Pa. CARL'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Atlantic Gasoline Oil and Lubricants Where Courtesy Comes First Oil City Milling Co. Karg's Feeds Full-O-Pep Feeds Richard's Feeds Barrett Roofing Green Bag Cement King Midas Flour Phone 40501 k:9Vi Q5 Q Q5 Q Q Q Q Q J J Q 9 Q J Q Q5 Q.. J Q Q5 Q Q5 Q Q Q J Q Q5 Q Q J Q QQ L 9 Carson Plumbing Co. ' J. P. MCNALLY E Plumbing ' Steam Hot Water . and Vapor Heating Q Phone 5-0391 : 2 64-66 Main st. Oil City, Pa. 22 K, 52 Q . sb Compliments of ,E O l l Z -l '27 3' l FU F1 U2 '-l IP CI 'JU IP 2 -l Q Franklin, Pa. Q5 Compliments of RAYMOND CLEANERS Q 1522-26 West First Street gb Oil City, Pa. Dry Cleaning Cold Storage ' Shirt Laundry We Join With the Entire Com- munity in Extending Congra- tulations and Best Wishes to the Cranberry-Pinegrove High School Graduating Class of 1954 United Natural Gas Company Compliments of ANDERSON Quality Furniture Franklin, Penna. YOUNG'S SUNOCO SERVICE Spring and Plummer Streets Oil City, Pa. 475296 T '12 if 2 2 T 2 Q' '52 Q' '2 T 52 Q' '2 ...T 32 I 52 Q' C2 Q' '52 ff if L2 if 32 in '2 if '12 GVQQ Q T Q 'D Q T Q 'Q Q Q Q' cl Q' Y Q' 2 52 Q 'Q Q 'l Q 'R Q Q 3? Q cl Q' 3 'E Q' :J5Q.xJ3 E. Best Wishes CLASS OF 1954 EAST END MARKET J Joseph S. Puleo, Prop. S 3 ff Q, Dial 7-9473 lp Q Q 5 403 East Second Street Oil City. Pennsylvania ' Q Q JJ 51674 Q63 Q 'Q Q ' Q E Congratulations Q Everything Automotive 25 Including Used Cars from g 5, JEAN FROCKS, INC. , 'Q 2 Ruby's .5 . . . . ............ ' S Cuties Servlce Station Q ' Q 2 Phone 73401 ou. c1'rY DRUG Q 5 Corner Main and Petroleum Sts. I - . H K9 Prescriptions a Specialty 3 5 Oil City, Pa. : I g ' K, 106 State St. O11 Clty, Pa. 5 - Q Q Q QFQ 4l7Ull' Q - 32 : Q' Q Compliments of sM1TH's TELEVISION Compliments of E Seneca, Penna. Q The News Herald Z2 9 Franklin. Penna. Q ee--ee-eeeeeeee-----eeee1------eeeeeee--ee-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 2 Q 32 if BURGI and PEARSON F k1 353 S S5 Main Street S ou City office 61214 'Y K3 Oil City, Penna. g Q PENNZOIL PRODUCTS se eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.eeee.eeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 2 Q 'D 2 Q 21 ff 3 2 Q Congrat 1 t t th Q5 Q E Cl f 54 Q Q Q WEAVER'S LUMBER COMPANY Q QD Q5 E Seneca, P yl ' ' in Q S 9 ff Sf in 4771? ,,, 4-V 1 ' ,' .' V. .f'4 . '4 ,r'- , -k,f1 .. 11, 'A ,.- , '.- .-: - . f aux ,Q Congratulations Clan of 1954 L f K f L f L f 'K f 4k f 'Q L I L L f Q J K. J K. J K. J K. J L J K. J K. J I' L W J r L ' W J f L T J r L 'K J f K: 9 4 FLECKENSTEIN S GARAGE f L 'K J f L T J f' L 'K J f L 'K J f' L W J f L W J f' L 'K J f' L 'K J r L 'N J f L W J I' L 'K J r L 'K J f . , L w f w J . J 5 . w ,-.J LZ. 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JOHN GRACY Wholesale Fruits and Produce 613 13th Street Franklin, Pa. Compliments of FRANKLIN AUTO, INC. Franklin's Friendly Ford Dealer 727 Grant St. Franklin Pa. :za ' 1 13 'Aer ' M309 Compliments of lack Lowe's Recapping U. S. Royal Firestone Dunlop McCreary Tires Recapping Vulcanizing 1 Relief Street Phone 4-7391 ROGERS' JEWELRY 114 Center St. Oil City, Pennsylvania Best of Luck. Seniors! Ska' . :Q k:D3Q :JR ,Q QQ THRIF T DRUG COMPANY 1243 Liberty Street Franklin, Pennsylvania RQKD. XJVTJ 35 5 Q 5 Q 5 Q J J Q J Q J Q 5 Q.. 5 Q 95 Q J Q 5 Q J Q J Q J Q 2 QQ ' :fqyx nf' ,V , , ' ' ' X 1'-EfW1Y'E?'s V '- Y ' 'X-.Af H J if Q BoYER's Q Q9 The : ATLANTIC sERv1cE S C ' H DISPLAY Route 322 Cranberry, Pa. Ke Now in Their New Home - Firestone Tires Batteries sb Accessories 63 Wilson at FI'0f1t Hot Dogs - Frozen Custard fb Dial 73891 UH Season? 29 Phone 59643 3 2 K' Compliments of 'G-s O O E '13 If B rn Z3 1-Y' ua O P-O1 Q ' vw F1 'F 9 N rfl 9 E1 U' 'S B ., U, E 3 5 ' 2 2 5 - 2 F1 'JU -4 W o E T m ' z 5 5 cs 1 S 5 no P' '5 : z - ua M 1U 9' 2. '4 Q 2 O 0 0 r-1 : O 2 E 2' I in 3 1 o 'fi 2? 9 2 225 9. -I 5' U 3 ua '4 E 'D H- s S 2 'U I: ou : 22 0 3 3, vm- O E, V' . LT.. v-as 5. cg f'N 9 :W U '11 O ' In C11 2 N 5 ef 5 fu ,, f 3 54 Q 4 cn Ei. GN M so l-I 0 v-' I N v-1 M :I ll 2 ff' OO 2 3. 3' 55 gg ,. 9 ::: cn -' ' -1 fp ' O H I-ll 13 Q 3 N 2 :a 0 CD no '4 '55 .T- ' cn 'U 9' O545x-:95QQ54Dx.03'Qk93Q?Qx95Qk93Qk:D5 :0QV56V:Dx97':D6VQQ3Qk0'4Dk93QQ9'Qk95QG -eww- 5 QL i PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL J PHOTOGRAPHY 43 . if Eastman and Zeiss Cameras Bell-Howell Movies S S5 Kodak Finishing Amateur Supplies ' E Frames Cqpieg . K, 5 1 DON NOSSET STUDIO 5 ff KP Z9 J s g 25 an Phones: ij 105 State Street Studio: 6-7201 ' S OIL CITY, PENNSYLVANIA ReSider1CeZ 5-0722 u Q 5 J -----W-'---- ---.------------ Q ig Z9 5 ff lf 3 5 Com liments of if, p 29 35 OSENlDER'S E Q Q Fowler 8. Fowler, Inc. 3 Q Funeral Home S 5 5 K2 Pontiac Cars -:- Reo Trucks 93 ' ' ' ' F rick Sawmill Machinery S 95 6 3 FL1NcHBAUc.H's 32 53 GREENHOUSE Phone 51,287 Q Plants Flowers 41 Main St. Oil City, Pa. S 2 Salina Road 2 Oil City, Pa. Phone 52634 Q - - Ll 9 - . +9l92l'2+ r of A' ' -- ' inf '.', r, Q Compliments of gi u 91 PARKS, INC. Q . For Good Furniture Ffankm, Perma. Lalonde Electric g 106 East Front Street fi' Oil City. Pa. 9 MCDEVITT S Dial 64911 or 72842 DAIRY SHOPPE 410 East Second Street Oil City, Pa. vu' ' in 2 S 9 Edwin V. Apel Q Compliments of JOB PRINTING ' Louls Kraft on City, Pa. Q Simulated Engraved Business Cards Excavating and Crane Service Weddings Salesbooks : T Booklets Business Forms Dump Truck Service of All Kinds ' I Asphalt Driveways 3 Phone 7-2981 Phone 52971 E 901 Central Ave. Oil City, Pa. - ? Q H830 K W M M A M W b Q W W S W tm , . M uw G M JW M M N me M M O H W M M R B W 9 mv nw mu Q my My M my nw my nw my AM Rv nw Rv nw Rv My mv AM mm MM AU my nw my nw W mb W W my JM M 4f34!9' J I S MIDTOWN Compliments of LQ GULF STATION if Walter Randall, Prop. MCFARLAND . s and . 2 Seneca, Elm, and Duncomb Sts. ABERSOLD Oil Cii . Pa. ge Phone 39361 Franklin, Pa. l S J DENcLER's TELEVISION WU-USUN if S SERVICE : AUTO SUPPLY EL R Exide Batteries 5 eno U u i - Q Dial 53102 Automohve Electrxc Serv ce gb State and East Second Sts. S RCA-Victor CBS-Columbia Oil City, Pa. 3 l-----------------------------a----a-- -------------.----e---tl---el ------- ---eai---e---eb---t-ee---------aa-Q-- --'-e-aat-----f-- 2 Q ll ll G K, T 5 . l 2 3 Quill! 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