Cresson Joint High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Cresson, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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His staunch enthusiasm for our welfare has led us in reaching a long-sought goal. Mr. Primel will always be part of our cherished memories of C. J. H. S. Um ddvzlwz Ronan R. Pmmm. XXSYXSXRAA NXDNYNXN TYXXUN :r.f.w.-m mm-wmwm mwxmmxxa-mwnmmammmzvavzwefvLwmwmm-wrxwmmmmwxw xmw-:sam-fww5,-,W . , ,, ,.f:,wk..,V.,mf-Www..., -'.' ,.gf-rl-wmmawmwmwmum CRESSON BOROUGH V Silling-C. I. Hertzog, I. H. Parrish, Presidsnk of loin! Board: G. T. Billet. Standing-W. I. Fcmcxcht, W. A. Wilkinson, Ir., C. E. Eckenrode, Secretary of Joint Board. ASHVILLE gamma CRESSON TOWNSHIP Sitting-H. H. Moors, M. I. Prebish, L. D. Sheehan. Standing-Wm. McConnell, A. A. Glunt, replaced by G, C. Mtxclllcrney. Sitting--Mrs. N. E. Conrad, Standing - Mrs. I. Holtz, Mbsent when taken - Rev. BOROUGH Mrs. E. Eyer. Mrs. R. Brannigan. I. B. Hackett and I. Burgoonl SANKERTOWN BOROUGH Sitting-I. W. Conrad, I. P. Roberts, Treasurer of Ioint Board: R. C. Conrad, Standing-W. I. Smithmyer, L. I. Kennedy. jfclwn! Bonfwla DEAN TOWNSHIP Sitting-L. Reghelli, I. Copouillez. Mrs. E. Conzo. Standing-W. Thompson. M. I. Fonianellu. Ulbsenl when taken-I. Cuvaletl Supmvmhq Jbrinczlanl Dx. F. K. SI-m:1.Ds MR. FREDERICK CORNELL B. S. Commercial Education Wrestling, Assistant Football School Banking MISSE CATHERINE IAPALUCCI .S. Commercial Education School Lunch Program MH. ROBERT R, PRIMEL B. S.. M. Ed. Chemistry, Driver Education Senior Class Adviser, Director of Attendance 31011111 MR. PHILIP STETSON B. A., M. IX. French, English lunior Play MRS. ALMA C. FLINN B.'A. Mathematics, English MR. IAMES RI'I'l'NER B. A., M. Ed. English, History, Science Baseball, lunior Adviser MR. PAUL VARNER B, S. Industrial Arts School Safety Patrol Mlig. SVIARGARET GARVIN Prohlems of Democracy MRFIIIIXWIN SPRINGER Soventh Grade, Freshman English Jaffdfll MR. l. FRANCIS SALONY B. S., M. S. Physics, Science Visual Aids MR. LEON HUE B. S., M. Ed. Biology, General Science Faculty Manager, Boys' Federation MISS ANN ECKLEY B. S. Latin. English Senior Play, Graduation Program MR. WALTER S. KOSOSKI B. S. Art Supervisor, Arts, Crafts Varsity Basketball, Asst. Football Coach MRS. ARDATH NELSON B. S. Health, Phys. Ed., History Maiorettes and Cheerleaders MR. IOSEPH P. BRADLEY B.S. Social Studies, Science Freshman Class Adviser Assistant Football, Basketball Coach MR. IOHN I. HART B. A. Phys. Ed., Health, English Football, Track M1553 LOUISE GAUNTNER Mathematics. Social Studies Library, Pa. Summary Attendance MRB BERNARD A. CRISTE .A. Biology, Social Studies Assistant Football, Basketball Coach MRSJELIZABETH S. LARIMER English, lcurnalism POWHATAN and TOMAHAWK MISS ANN SOISSON B. S. Home Economics Sophomore Class Adviser MR. gAUL FLINN ,S. Band Director. Instrumental Music MISS MARTHA CONNELL B, A., M. Ed. Director of Guidance Girls' League Jfwdfq MISS MARY GRACE TEMPLON Secretary SXENKUXRS ,juubfm pg Lett to Right-Iames Boito, President: Robert McGowan, Secretary: Mr. Primel, Class Adviser: Ronald Rickens, Vice President: Richard Sheridan, Treasurer. Dreams of four long years have now be- come a reality for the class of 54. We drecuners entered Cresson Ioint High School in the fall of 5U. With the girls in pigtails, dresses worn back- wards, sporting tennis shoes and black stock- ings, cmd the boys wearing makeup and be- decked with jewelry, we were initiated into high school in the fall of 1950. Since those awe-inspiring September days, we have distinguished ourselves by our activ- ity in various fields. First of all, we elected capable officers: Ronald Rickens, president: Raymond Davis, vice-president, Anna Mae Craine, secretary, and Richard Sheridan, treasurer. In the sports department we supplied the football team with players, two of whom earned letters-Ronald Rickens and George Zelenski. Three of our class members-Roger Naylor, Tom Prebish, and Raymond Davis- proved to be eager wrestlers. We had the competent guidance of Mr. Iohn Cassidy and we looked forward to a live- ly year during 1951-52. We entered school in September safely as Sophomores and then got ready to fight our way once more through a new year. To lead us, we chose Robert Price, president: Ronald Rickens, vice-president: Eileen Ivory, secretary, and Carl Herby, treasurer. Our chief money-making project was the selling of magazines, a project which gave our treasury a mighty boost. The Sophomores were not to be out-shown in extracurricular activities either. Out of the Sophomore football players, Iames Boito, Rob- ert Hostler, Ronald Rickens, and George Zelen- ski received letters. Dick Sheridan, one of our ll basketball players, received a letter. We had 8 wrestlers, 7 track candidates, 27 in the girls' chorus, and 15 members in the band. Constance Gettings made the papers by winning the district and county oratorical con- test sponsored by the American Legion. Gerald Boland furthered Sophomore prestige by being named a member of the All-County Band. A hundred and twelve strong, we Juniors had a hand in all school activities. In football We had 11 lettermenp basketball, 4 lettermang and in wrestling, 5 lettermen. In addition we had 20 girls selected as members of the girls' chorus, 20 members of the Powhatan staff and 14 hand members. Sixteen .ierubfm To lead us through our junior year We chose the ens. vice-presidentg Robert McGowan, secretaryg and following Oflicefsi President, Richard Sheridan. treasurer. Ronald Rickensp vice-presi- The senior plqy Spring dent. Richard Shel'iClGI1: Fever, was a great success treasurer. RG'YU10Hd Davis: n under the capable direction SGCFSWYY. lG1119S B0il0- of Miss Ann Eckley. Under the capable direc- 63 'Y ' gf ROUGH RiCke!1S und IGIHSS tion of Miss Ann Eckley and 4, lt Bono were mfmed to the Mr. Iames Rittner. our junior l0l'lI1ST0Wl1 Trib'-1119 'DWH0' play, gym,-,ge BL-,crdersl was ' W crczt All-Scholastic I Football enioyed by an who saw it ,M H Team: Richard Sheridan was . I l int named to the Northern Cam- Att theRQm1or Stgtwck 5 bria Basketball Team: and mee ' O er , C owiqn V i Q N 'SIEXIHQ' ' i f Iames Schell and Roger Nay- placed second in the mile, gg . ,.-, Y . d Robert Hostler Placed 3,1 'l it lor placed second and 'bud 3? d . th h t t ,1 N in the District 6 Wrestling ir in e s o Pu. V Tournament. IQTFY Boland WGS 0116 Of tri-it Constance Gettings won the quartet who placed first MR IOHN CASSIDY the District and County Om- in the Pennsylvania State Forensic Contest. To end our year successfully, our Iunior Prom was held in the American Legion Ball- room on May 8. We danced to the dreamy music of George Naider and his orchestra. With great finality we entered our Senior year. Again we chose efficient officers to lead our class. Iames Boite, presidentg Ronald Rick- torical Contest for the sec- ond time. The big social event of the senior year final- ly came. On April 24. we held our senior ball and banquet at the Hoffman Hotel. Under Senior direction. Class Day was held on May 21. Finally as a fitting climax to four years of hard work. graduation took place on May 26, at the American Legion. S evenleen Suubfm IAMES BOITO , . , Zeboil . . . Football ace: member of All-Scholastic team: happy-go- lucky: popular with the girls: president ol the Senior Class: ambition to attend college. Boy's Council 2: Visual Aids Club 1-2-3: Football 1-4: Basketball 2: Wrestling 3-4: Track 1-4: Baseball 1-4: Class Officers 3-4. GERALD BOLAND . . . Ierry . . . A school dance is right down his alley: has been with the band for six years: always pulling a trick on someone: ambition to teach music. Pow- hatan 4: Boys' Federation 1-4: Operetta I-2-3: Boys' Orchestra: All-County Band 2-3-4: Band 1-4. PATRICIA BUCK . . . Polly . . . Personality tops: prelers a fast iitterbug to school studies: innocent face but oh, the mischief behind that grin: ambition-nursing. Powhatan 2: Band 2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-4: Spring Concert 1-2: Oper- etta 2: F. H. A. 3-4: Service Club l: Intramural Basketball 4: G. A. A. 4: Forensics. ARLENE BYRNES . . . Laughing Commercial student: always ready for a joke: hates home- work: likes movies: a roller skating lan: future ambition-something commercial. Girls' League l-4: Chorus 2-3-4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Library Club l: Business Club 2: G. A. A. Club 3: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4. X X ROSEMARY Al-ILES . . . BooIa . . . Gets a big charge out ol iust living: seldom seen without Mazle: fine personality and a spontaneous gig- gle: a friend to all: Girls' Council l-4: Band 2-3-4: Chorus 2: Spring Concert Z-3-4: Commer- cial Club 3: Girl's Athletic Club 1: Intramural Basketball 3-4, PI-IYLLIS BENSI-IOP? . . . Phil . .. A very friendly and neat person: always in the cen- ter of the cheering section at cr home basket- ball game: enioys roller skating: ambition to become a housewife. Intramural Basketball 2-3: Chorus 2-3-4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Danc- ing Club 1-2. IOYCE BRADLEY . . . A glint of mischief in her eyes: ambition-home ec teacher: favorite sport -basketball. Maiorette: Chorus: Powhatan: Intramural Basketball: Spring Concert 2-3-4: G. A. A. Secretary: Library Club: Girl's Or- chestra: Tomahawk: Tumbling 4: Girls' Coun- cil: F. H. A. 2: G. A. A. 3-4: Forensics: Mixed Chorus 3: Operetta 2-3. MARTIN BRADLEY . , . Butch . . . a loyal National Guardsman: one of the Legion band members: gay in class but shy around girls: Powhatan Staff 4: Boys' Federation l-4: Band 1-2-3: Spring Concert l-3: Hunting and Fishing l-3: Intramural Basketball: Stage Crew 3: Pep Band 2-3. LILLIAN COCI-IRAN . .. Touts . .. cuts brunette ot the Commercial Class: favorite pastime is square dancing: loves Eddie Fisher and talking: loads ot Iriends: ambition-to be a telephone operator. Chorus I: Girls' League I-2-3-4: Intramural Basketball 2-3: Knitting Club 3: Commercial Club 2. NANCY CONNACHER . .. quite a Iriendly person: always willing to help: an ardent sports tan, Tomahawk Stott: Powhatan Stat! 2-3-4: Girls' Athletic Club 1: F. H. A. 2-3-4: Dancing Club l: Intramural Basketball I-2: Prom Refreshment Committee 3: Senior Re- freshment Committee 4: Girls' League I-2-3-4: Secretary ot F. H. A. 4. ROBERT CONWAY . . . Bob . . . An A-I mechanic with a steady job at Bradley's Service Station: he and his '49 Ford are in- separable: nice to know: quiet in school. In- tramural Basketball 2-4: Intramural Wrestling 1: Boys' Federation I-2'3-4: Hunting and Fish- ing Club 2: Chel's Club I: Automobile Club 3. ANNA MAE CHAINE . . . Hunc . . . mile-a- minute talker: pePPY cheerleader: a whiz at the sewing machine: busy Cornmercialetie: Powhatan: Cheerleader 2-3-4: Operetta: Chor- us 1-2-3: Iuuior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Forensic: F. H. A.: Class Otticer I: Athletic Club 2: Stage Crew 3: Intramural Basketball 3-4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4. IOHN CAFEO . . . Long walk from Sanker- town: rather quiet and a little bashiul around girls: crazy about cars: need cr mechanic- just call Iohn, Boys' Federation I-2-3-4: Boys' Chorus l-2: Visual Aids I-2: Motor Club 3: Varsity Club 3-4: Wrestling 3-4: Track 1: Stage Crew I-2. ANGELO CICERO Angie . .. Always ready tor a ioke: laughing and good-natured: a loyal friend to all: likes bowling: girls-no comment: ambition-manager of a store. Boys' Federation I-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club: Stage Crew 3-4. IAIVIES CONRAD . . . Skinner . . . Always smiling: class Romeo: college bound: future engineer. Band: Spring Concert: Pep Band I-2-3: Intramural Basketball I-3: Intramural Wrestling 3-4: Visual Aids Club I: Track 2-4: Irish Play: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Christmas Play: County Chorus 3: Oratorical Contest: Dance Committee 4. PHILIP CONRAD . . . Flip . . . Hunting, fish- ing or just walking in the woods agrees with him: can't wait until the big day-graduation: likes to play basketball: no comment on girls: Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing glguli 1-3: Biology Club 2: Intramural Basketball ROBERT DOMINO . . . Answers to either Toad or Dice : girls? there's one: Boys' Federation: Wrestling 1-2-3-4: Band 1: Spring Concert l: Hunting and Fishing Club l-2: Automobile Club 3: Varsity Club 3-4: Football l-2: Stage Crew 3-4: Intramural Basketball l-2. BERNARD DONOVAN . . . Dun . . . Only boy in the Commercial Class: works hcnd at short- hand and typing: always a good sport: future male secretary: dependable: Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4: Iunior and Senior Stage Manager: Bas- ketball l-2: Senior Refreshment Committee: Automobile Club 2: Athletic Club l. IOSEPH FREIDHOFF . . . lo-lo . . , A long walk from the Summit: bashful? 'l'hat's iust a front: great sports enthusiast: an innocent grin with devilment behind it: Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4: Boys' Council 3: Hunting and Fish- ing Club 2-3: Biology Club l: Intramural Bas- ketball l-3-4: Football 1: Wrestling Z: Intra- mural Wrestling l. NANCY FUNICELLI . . . Nan . . . The superb commercialette: our capable school banker: a hearty laugh: well dressed: her ambition-to work for the F. B. I. Powhatan 2-3-4: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4: Girls' Council l-3: Chorus l: G. A. A. 1-2-3-4: Refreshment Committee 4: Tumbling Club l-2-3-4. LUCILE CUZZOLINA . . . Lucy . . . Long hair and flashing smile-tl-iat's Lucy: always friend- ly: willing worker: likes music and movies: hates to wear socks or eat sauerkraut: hopes to become a singer or a career woman: Girl's League 1-4: Biology Club: Dancing Club. RAYMOND DAVIS Dink . ,. an all- around athlete: look out-here comes Dink and the gang in his '30 Ford Coupe. Football: Track: Varsity Club: Boys' Federation 1-4: Basketball 2-3: Wrestling 1-4: Intrcnnural Wrestling 3: Class Officer 1-3: Irish Play 3: Visual Aids Club 2: Choral Club 3. GORDON DAVISON . . . Sock . . . Easy go- ing lad from Dysart: his favorite pastime is sleeping: willing helper on the senior field committee: a Tuesday night sailor: drives a green Hudson: loves swimming and baseball: Boys' Federation l-4: Visual Aids 2-3: Field Committee 4: Athletic Club 3. RUTH DAVISON . , . Sissy . . . I-Iails from Dysart: has a cute smile and flashy eyes: en- ioys spaghetti: takes things as they come: any games always find her rooting: Girls' League l-4: Tumbling Team l: Intramural Basketball 2-3: Refreshment Committee 4: G. A. A. 3-4: Athletic Club l-2. Senrim S, e e A X AUDREY L, GLASS . . . Audie . . . Neat cmd quiet: always friendly and helpful: spends her spare time working at Iarnes' Drug Store: likes to dance: hates her long walk to school. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Chorus l: Commercial Club 2-3: Dancing Club 1: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4: Operetta 1: Forensic 1. CLARENCE GLASS . . . Mope . . . Sports- loves them: our most happy-go-lucky senior: anything about music-ask Mope: can't wait till the 3:30 bell. Band 1-2-3-4: Wrestling l-2- 3-4: lntrcnnural Basketball l-Z-3-4: Stage Crew 3-4: Varsity Club 3-4: Executive Committee- 3: Senior Play. CHARLOTTE GREGG Sweet and neat: terrilic basketball player: wants to be a nurse. Chorus l-2-3: Tumbling Club 1: lntramural Basketball l-2-3-4: P. H. A. 1-2-4: Mixed Chor- us: Forensic 2-3: Prom Decoration Committee: G. A. A. 3-4: Powhatan 2-3-4: Tomahawk 4: Refreshment Committee Chairman: All-County Chorus: Executive Committee. LEROY HALL . . . Roy . . . came to us his senior year from Sacred Heart Seminary: well-rounded student: favorite sport-baseball: plans to a1tend college. Football manager: Powhatan Stall: Sports Editor-Tomahawk: Irish Play: Senior Play: Baseball: Track: lntra- mural Basketball Varsity C Club. YVONNE GARRETT . . . Garrett . . . Likes horses, basketball, dogs, and raw carrots: a willing worker lor the relreshment committee: a little shy-but oh, so friendly. Powhatan 2: Girls' Chorus Z: Spring Concert 2: Biology Club: G. A. A. Club 2-3-4: F. H. A. Club 4: Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4: Make-up Com- mittee 4. CONSTANCE GETTINGS . . . Connie . . . Honor roll student: busiest girl in the senior class. Maiorette 1-2-3-4: Forensic 1-Z: County Chorus 3: Chorus 1-2-3: Operetta l-2-3: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Oratorical Contest 2-4: Ex- ecutive Committee 3: Library Club 3: Girls' Athletic Club 3-4: Intramural Basketball 1-2- 3-4: Tomahawk 4: Powhatan 2-3-4. LEO GIONFRIDDO . . . Really quita a char- acter: a personality that never changes: al- ways smiling: hard worker: girls envy his curly black hair: ambition-playing baseball in the big leagues. Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Visual Aids 2-3: Dancing l: Intramural Basket- ball 2-3-4: Refreshment Committee 4. AUDREY G. GLASS . . , Dutch . . . Hard worker: neat and quiet: rides a bus to school: loves tried chicken: can't wait till the big day -graduation: plans to ioin the W. A. F. Girls' League 1-Z-3-4: Girls' Chorus 2: Library Club 3: Service Club 1: lntramural Basketball 2. GEORGE HOLLEN . . . Georgie . . . A ser- ious student: ambition-to work and get cr new car: enjoys swinging the girls at a square dance: favorite pastime-hunting and fishing: often found skating or eating. Boys' Federation 32-S-3: Card Club 2: Home Maintenance u . PATRICK HOLTZ . .. Pal . .. Watch the shoe leather fly when Pat's on the square- dance floor: likes fast cars and pretty girls: future-going to college. Boys' Federation 1-2- 3-4: Powhatan: Tomahawk: Irish Play: Iunior Play: Senior Refreshment Committee: Secretory of Auto Club 3: Student Librarian 4. RUTH MARIE HOOVER , . . Rudie . . . lass from the Summit: cafeteria helper: always busy: likes dancing: ambition-to get married. Powhatan 2-3-4: Girls' League l-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3: Public Speaking and Scrapbook Club lp Commercial Club ZV3: Bond 1: Spring Concert l-2-3: Refreshment Committee 4: Christmas Program I-2-3. BARBARA HORTEN . . , Athletic: neat: every- one's friend: ambition-nurse: F. H. A. 2-3-4: Tumbling Team l-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3-4: G. A, A. 4: Tomahawk Staff: Powhatan Statf 2-3-4: For- ensics 3: Oratorical Contest 2-3: Operetta 2-3: Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4: F. H, A. Treas- urer. CAHL HERBY , . . Herb . . . A second Da Vinci: never in a hurry: snappy clothes: his philosophy- Why worry? Sports hold his in- terest. Football I-3-4: Wrestling 4: Basketball l-3: Track 2-3: Baseball 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3: Intramural Wrestling 3: Boys' Federa- tion l-Z-3-4: Visual Aids Club I-3. MARGARET Hsmrzt. . . . Peggy , . . A nice personality: smile for everyone: an ardent sports Ian: main interest is skating: ambition is to be a telephone operator. Girls' League: Chorus 2-3-4: Spring Concert 2-Cf: Operetta Z-3: Intramural Basketball 2-3: Knitting Club 3: Commercial Club Z: Biology Club l. NOBBERTA HEHTZOG uNorbie . .. A personality that's tops: editor ot Tomahawk: ambition-nurse. Bond 2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3: Iunior Play: Girls' Orchestra 4: Powhatan 2-3-4: Tomahawk: Forensic I: G. A. A. 3-4: F. H. A. 2: Girls' Council 4: Athletic Club 1: Oper- etta l-2: Spring Concert l-2-3-4: All+County Band 4. BARBARA HMEI. .. . Harb capable, hard working Commercialette: talkative? you bet: smiling most oi the time: never in a hurry: a terror to basketball opponents, Pow- hatan: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4: Girls' League I-Z-3-4: Girls' Council 4: Iunior Play: Tumbling: Athletic Club I: Dancing Club 2: Prom Committee 3. MARY KAY HORTEN Kay Hard worker: the dependable type: Powhatan Staff 3-4: Girls' League l-2-3-4: Girls' Chorus 2-3: Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4: F. I'-I. A. Club 3-4: Scrap Book Club l: Athletic Club 2: Re- freshment Committee 4: Christmas Play 4: In- tramural Basketball 2-3-4. ROBERT HOSTLER . , . Wheaties . . . Hard fighting and hard hitting pigskin toter: a buddy to all: happysgo-lucky. Iunior Play, 3: Visual Aids Club 3: Intramural Basketball l: Football l-2-3-4: Track l-2-3-4: Intramural Wrestling 3: Stage Crew 2-3: Dance Committee 4: County Chorus 3. MARY ILLIG . . . Mazie . . . Always neat: beautiful smile: as friendly as can be: a be- coming blush: ardent sports fan: always in the middle of a cheering section: likes to square dance. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Girls' Council 4: Chorus 2: Intramural Basketball 3-4: Operetta 2. EILEEN IVORY . . , 1 . . . Hard worker: al- ways busy: everyone's friend: there goes the buzzer-here comes Eileen: future-woman ex- ecutive. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Girls' Council 2-4: Band 2-3-4: Operetta 1: Iunior Play 3: Forensic 1: Class Officer 2: Dramatic Club 2: Commercial Club Z-3: Intramural Basketball. MARIAN IUDD . . . Ann . . . As friendly as they come: red hair and blue eyes: likes round and square dancing: one of our well-dressed Seniors: never seen without Nancy: a whiz at shorthand and typing: Powhatan 2-3-4: G. A, A. 4: Tumbling Club: Intramural Basketball l-Z-3. CAROL KIRBY . . . Tall, sweet and neat: hap- py and carefree: quiet, with a pleasing per- sonality: likes roller skating and basketball games: hates the long walk from Hoguetown. Powhatan 2-3: Band 344: Chorus l-2: Operetta 2: Commercial Club l: Forensic l-2: County Chorus I-2: Oratorical Contest 2: Pep Band 4. IAMES KOEGLER . . . lim . . . Tall, quiet: bus student from Syberton: likes to play or watch basketball: one of Cresson's Navy Re- servists: girls-likes playing the field: rather watch than da-nce: ambition is to be a me- chanic. Boy's Federation l-2-3-4: Intramural Basketball 4. IAMES KOONS . . . Shinny . . . Really quite a character: bashtul-no sir, not lim: a person- ality thal is hard to beat: favorite pastime- girls: Stage Crew 3-4: Biology Club l: Auto- motive Club 2: Chefs' Club 3: Intramural Wrestling 3: Refreshment Committee 4: Foot- ball Manager 4. MARTHA LANG . . . Marcia . . . Neat: com- panionable: at home on the honor roll: enjoys swimming cmd basketball. Powhatan 2-3-4: Co-Editor 4: Tomahawk Staff: Class Secretary 3: Chorus 1-2-3: Spring Concert 2-3: Operetta 2: Iunior and Senior Play: Service Club 1: G. A. A. 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Tumbling I: Prom Committee. ELAINE LEWIS .. . lake . .. Dysart bus student: likes athletics but basketball tops her list: our only red-headed librarian: Ruth's in- separable buddy: everybody's friend. Girls' League I-2-3-4: Girls' Chorus I-3: Intramural Basketball 1-2-3: Refreshment Committee 4: Tumbling Club 1: G, A. A. 3-4: Dancing Club 2. ELAINE LITTLE , . . Tootie . . . Petite mid neat: pals around with Susie: enjoys square dances: hails from Loretto: lives for roller skat- ing and spaghetti: always friendly: future?- typist at Saint Frmicis College. Girls' League I-2A3'4: Athletic Club l: Knitting Club 2: Card Club 3: Refreshment Committee 4. SHIRLEY LITZINGER , . . Shirl . . , superior student: basketball-natch-a real dead shot: dancing, sports, all go with Shirl. Powhatan Z-3-4: Tomahawk Typist 4: Girls' League 1-2- 3-4: Chorus l-2-3: Spring Concert I-2: Oper-etta 2: Iunlor Play: G. A. A. 3: Athletic Club I-2: Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4: Refreshment Committee 4. SUSAN KOONS Susie . . . Beauteous Lorettan: neat as they come: personality plus: ha-rd working commercial student: insepar- able from Tootie: enioys driving her dad's car: ambition-to earn money. Girls' League I-2-3-4: Tomahawk Typist 4: Athletic Club 1: Knitting Club 2: Refreshment Committee 4. GEORGE KRUG Archie .. . big and strong: built just right for a guard on the foot- ball team: bus student from Munster: likes hunting and fishing: a great sports enthusiast. Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4: Football 2-3-4: Base- ball 4: Intramural Wrestling 3: Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4. MILDRED KRUG . . . Millie . . . Full ol fun and laughs: neat: you never see Millie without Phyllis: no place better than Munster: ambition is to be a nurse. Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Girls' Chorus 2: Powhatan 4: Girls' Athletic Club I-2: Librarian: F. H. A. 4: Intramural Basketball 2-4 CATHERINE LANDI . . . Kale . . . Constant companion ot Arlene Brynes: fan of Eddie Fisher's: roller skating whiz: no definite plans for the future. Intramural Basketball 3-4: Girls' League l-2-3-4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Chorus 2-3-4: Library Club l: Girls' Athletic Club 3: Business Club 2: Refreshment Com- mittee 4. CONSTANCE MALONEY . , . Connie . . . A whiz floor: neat little package of vim and vigor: at basketball: at home on the dance Powhatan Stall 2-3-4: Co-Editor 4: Tomahawk Stall: Iunior Play. Senior Play: Athletic Club I: Dancing Club 2: G, A. A. 3-4: Intramural Bas- ketball l-2-3-4: Tumbling I-2-3-4. IAMES McCAULEY . . . Ike . . . One of those twins: winning smlle: spends much leisure time by a mountain stream with rx rod and a contented look: also enjoys hunting and camp- ing: girls just don't rate. Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club I-2: Card Club 3. THOMAS McCAULEY . . . Mike . . . Which twin is which? Shares his brother's woodland interests: likes basketball: still looking for a true love: easy-going and friendly: always ready for sports: his future belongs to Uncle Sam. Boys' Federation I-2-3-4: Card Club l. COLLEEN MCDERMOTT . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand: future Woman in White: friendly: activities galore. Band 2-3-4: Chorus, Powhalan, Spring Concert l-2-3-4: Tomahawk, Girls' Orchestra. All-County Band 4: Operetta I-2-3: Executive Committee, Band Club, Foren- sics, Junior Play 3: Intramural Basketball, Dancing Club 2: Pep Band 3-4. Siltlblld DAVID LUBERT . . . Commonly known as Dave . . . square dancing along with hunt- ing and fishing are favorite pastimes: looking forward to his diploma: girls?-you bet. Biolo- gy Club 2: Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4: Intramural Basketball 3-4: Baseball 4: Intramural Wrestling 3. ARLENE LUNDBURG . . . Hemi . . . Blonde hair and blue eyes: always has c cheery for everyone: has a long hike to school: plays basketball like a pro: future-plans to get married. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Girls' Ath- letic Club l-3: Intramural Basketball 3-4. IOHN LYSIC . . . Spike . . . shy, quiet type: loves to swim: ardent football fan: never seen without George: girls-no one special: ambi- tion-to graduate irom high school. Boys' Fed- eration I-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club 3: Intramural Basketball 4: Refreshment Commit- tee 4. EDWARD MAICHROWICZ . . , Big Ed . , . Tallsst boy in the senior class: came to Cresson High from Illinois his senior year: adept at fixing radios: quiet, but always Iriendly: avid sportsman: great traveler, Boys' Federation 4: Varsity C Club 4: Football 4: Basketball 4: Track 4. ,Swim LAWRENCE MELLEY . . . Moe . . . lf there's a point to be argued you can bet he's in there giving: always willing to help in the interest of the class. Boys' Council l: Senior Play: Athletic Club 2: Basketball 2: Dance Commit- tee 3-4: Boys' Chorus 2, DELORES MISHOCK . . . Known to her friends as Dorsie : quiet and bashful: always a loyal friend: a good academic student: rides the bus to school every morning: is an ardent tele- vision fan: ambition is to be a practical nurse: Girls' League l-2-3-4: Library Club 4. ROGER NAYLOR , .. Req . ,. Happy-gm lucky: friendly: enioys the company of the fair sex: favorite sport-wrestling: a first class man at hunting and fishing, Dancing Club 3: Hunting and Fishing Club l-2: Wrestling 1-2- 3-4: lntramural Wrestling Referee 3: Intramural Basketball 4: Refreshment Committee 4. STEVE NEPA . . . Nap . . . Ace basketball player: everybody's iriend: sports enthusiast: at home on the dance lloor: neat: good-looking. Boys' Federation I-2-34: Boys' Council 3: Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 2-3: Athletic Club l: Basketball l-2-3-4: Track l-2-4: Baseball 4: Ex- ecutive Committee 3: lrish Play 3. ROBERT MCGOWAN . . . Goose . . . another Arthur Murray: great at football and basket- ball: a collector of medals as a miler on the track team. Class Oflicer 4: Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball l-Z-3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Operetta 3: Hunting and Fishing Club l: Mixed Chorus 3: Baseball l: Varsity Club 3-4: County Chorus 3. lOHN MELHORN One of the National Guardsrnen: chielly interested in radio: lots of irlends: always ready to help: Uncle Sam has insured his future as a radio operator. Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Stage crew 3: Hunting and Fishing Club l-2-3. IAMES MURICEAK . . . lim . , . main inter- ests-football and basketball: loves to hunt: dancing is his favorite pastime: always ready for a good time. Football: Basketball: Track: Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2-3: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Bas- ketball l: Athletic Club 2: Varsity Club 3-4. IOHN MURPHY . . , Murph . . . Iolly Mun- sterite: tootball-loves it: curly hair and brown eyes: enjoys driving his Henry I. to Wildwood -wonder why? Neat at all times. Boys' Fed- eration l-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club l-2-3: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4: Varsity Club 3-4: Football 3-4. ROBERT PRICE Quarter Keeps English IV Class jumping: lives in the shadow of the school: likes girls and basketball: triendly smile. Boys' Federation: Hunting and Fishing Club 2-3: Intramural Basketball 4: Track 1-2: Basketball l-2-3: Executive Corn- mittee 3: Class Officer 2: Irish Play 3: Athletic Club 2. SHIRLEY QUARTZ . . . Loves dancing: sports rate high: packed lull of pep: Powhatan 2-3-4: Tomahawk 4: Girls' League I-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3: Spring Concert 2-3: Operetta 2: F. H. A. 2-3-4: G. A. A. 4: Dancing Club I: Service Club I: Intramural Basketball 2-4: Refreshment Committee 4: Prom Committee 3: Forensic 3: Mixed Chorus 3. SHIRLEY RILEY . . . A born artist: dancing, sports-favorite pastimes: cheerful: intelligent. Executive Committee 3-4: Band 2-3-4: Girls' Orchestra 4: Chorus l-2-3: G. A. A. 2-3-4: F. I-I. A. Z: lunior Play: Spring Concert l-2-3-4: Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4: Operetta 1-2-3: Tumbling 1-2-3-4: Forensic l-3: Powhatan 2-3-4: Tomahawk: All-County Band: Girls' Ensem- ble 3. PAULINE ROBERTS . . . Polly . . . Busy as a bee: always friendly and happy-a willing helper to everyone: enjoys sports and dancing always ready lor fun. Powhatan 2-3-4: Girls' League: Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3: Spring Concert: Commercial Club 2: Athletic Club I-Z: Refreshment Committee: G. A. A. 3. PAULA PARRISH . . . Polly . . . Likes square dances: favorite pastime is talking: would walk miles to see a wrestling match: future- plans to make a husband happy. Girls' League: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Knitting Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Athletic Club I: Tumbling I: Christmas Play 4. ROBERT PLAZEK Zeke Quite an outdoor lad: tall and neat: a joker: hails from Sankertown: all-around fellow: lives to hunt and fish: luture undecided: Boys' Fed- eration l-2-3-4: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4: Hunting cmd Fishing Club 2-3: Biology Club l. YVONNE RATCHFORD . . . Vonnie . . . A big smile for everyone: curly hair and blue eyes: quiet-not when she knows you: likes square dances and swimming: likes boys?- only one: ambition is nursing. Girls' League: Intramural Basketball 2-3-4: Refreshment Com- mittee 4: Dancing Club 3: G. A. A. 4. RONALD RICKENS . . . Rick . . . Everyone's friend: most valuable football player of '53. Football. Spring Concert: Boys' Chorus: Intra- mural Wrestling l-2: Intramural Basketball 2- 3e4: Varsity C Club: President 4: Basket- ball Manager: Senior Play: Tomahawk: Pow- hatan 4: Track I: Iunior Play: Wrestling 2: Prom Committee: Executive Committee. ALICE SHARER Quiet and reserved: ioined our tribe her Sophomore year: active journalism student: main interest-dancing: Senior year became Mrs. William Boni. Pow- hatan 3-4: Tomahawk 4: Girls' League: Girls' Chorus 3-4: Iunior Executive Committee: Com- mercial Club 2: Librarian 4: Dance Commit- tee 3-4: Prom Committee. RICHARD SHERIDAN . . . Brul2 . . . 6 it. 2 in. tall: good looking: center on the basketball team for three years: great at lootball: ambi- tion-to go to college. Football l-2,3-4: Bas- ketball l-2-3-4: Track 1-2-3-4: Class Oiiicer l-3-4: Varsity Club 3-4: Athletic Club 1: Visual Aids 2-3: Irish Play 3. ROBERT SIMANSKI . . . Bob . . . quiet, good- looking Senior from the General Section: easy- going: serious student: lives in Ashville: likes to hunt and iish: baseball lan: shy around girls: no definite plans lor the luture, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club: Baseball 4. DOROTHY STAIR . .. Dot clever at iuggling the typewriter keys: neat and quiet: keen sense ol humor: possessses a friendly smile and a cheeriul Hi ior all. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3: Commercial Club 3: Spring Concert Z: Librarian 4: Intramural Basketball 3-4: Refreshment Committee 4. IANE ANN RYAN . . . Quiet and friendly: al- ways doing a good turn lor someone: ambie tion-to be a nurse: one ol the Quartz-Ryan- Buck trio: likes to dance and skate: Powhatan 2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-3-4: Operetta l-Z-3: Intra- mural Basketball 4: F. H. A. l-2: G. A. A. 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Forensic 1-3. CARMELLA SASSANO . . . Mel .. . Neat, peppy Commercialette: lives in Saznlcertown: always smiling: hates make-up work: likes to roller skate: an avid movie fan: ambition- to be a practical nurse. Girls' League l-Z-3-4: Intramural Basketball 1-2-3: P. H. A. 2: Camera Club 1: Dancing Club 3. IAMES SCHELL . . . 'ilim . . . an ardent sports ian: one ol our best wrestlers: natural-born actor: a bit shy. but a friend to all. Boys' Fed- eration l-2-3-4: lunior Play 3: Senior Play: Chefs Club 2: Dancing Club 3: Football 3-4: Wrestling 2-3-4: Baseball 4. IOSEPH SHANNON . . . loe . , . Ambitious: studious: iolly Irish grin: likes girls: ambition- college. Forensic: Spring Concert 3: Operetta: Oratorical Contest 4: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Powhatan: Visual Aids Club 2: Hunting and Fishing Club 3: Executive Committee: County Chorus 3: Boys' Federation 2-3-4. PHYLLIS WEILAND . . . Phil . . . Beautiful smile and sweet personality are Phil's trade- marks: the name lack is music to her ears: Millie's pal: always has that well-groomed look, Librarian 4: F. H. A. 4: Powhatan Stafff 4: Tomahawk Staff: Football Queen 3-4: Girls' Athletic Club 2. ROSALYN WEYMER , . . Rosie . . . long walk to school: small and lriendly: works at Phelps and Abram's: likes Basketball cmd roller skat- ing: ambition--to make a good wife for some lucky guy. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Student Li- brarian 3: Library Club 3: Biology Club 1. HELEN WILK Busy commercial student: quiet, but friendly: constant companion ol Audrey: never late for school: a long walk every day: ambition-to be a successful house- wife. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Chorus 2: Spring Concert 2: Service Club 1: Library Club 3: Student Librarian 4. IANE WILKINSON . . . Ianie . . . cute blonde academic student: main interests are movies and skating: plans to go to college: Powhatan 2-3-4: Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4: Girls' Athletic Association 4: F. H. A. 1-2-3-4: Spring Concert 1-2: Operetta I-2-3: Forensics I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4: Girls' Ensemble 3. MARY STEIGER Happy-go-lucky: Com- mercialette: always on the go: prefers square dancing: hobby-painting: loves children: am- bition-to be a governess. Girls' League l-2- 3-4: Powhatan 3: Chorus 1-2: Spring Concert l: Operetta I-2: Commercial Club 2-3-4: Intra- murixl Basketball Z-3-4: Stage Crew 3: Foren- sic . IANE STERBINI , . . Janie Wonderful personality: sports lan: ambition-Physical Bd. teacher. F. H. A. Z: G. A. A.: Pep Band: G. A. A. President: Girls' Orchestra: Tomahawk 4: Chor- us: Tumbling: Intramural Basketball: Spring Concert: Powhatan: Pep Bcmd, Band 2-3-4: Forensics 1-3: Mixed Chorus 2-3: Girls' En- semble: Basketball Team 3: Operetta I-2-3: Executive Committee 3. DWIGHT STEWART . , , Dyke . . . Tall, blond, and hcmdsome-that's Dyke: bashful and quiet until you get to know him: has lots ol admirers: bus student: sports fan from Mun- ster. Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Biology Club lg Visual Aids' Club 2: Automobile Club 3. LEONARD STOCK .. . Chub Always good for a joke: knows everything about hits on discs: an ardent hunting and fishing fan: enjoys driving the Plymouth: guard on the football team. Hunting and Fishing Club 1-2-3: Intramural Basketball I-4: Football l-2-3-4: Varsity C Club 3-4. .iuubfm DONNA WXLLIAMSON . . . Don . , . Com- mercial student: hails from Cresson: quiet but lriendly: always enioys a good basketball game. avid wrestling lan: loves hamburgers: plcms to make some lucky man a good wiie. Biology Club lg Libraxv Club 3: Student Li- brarian 4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4. MARLENE WOLI-'E Waffles quiet and shy: a pleasant girl to be with: always ready lor a good time or a laugh: dislikes knitting and doing homework: ambition-to ioin the WACS. Girls' League l-2-3-4: Com- mercial Club 2-3: Photography Club 1: Tumbling 1. BARRY WYLAND .. , always a good sport: loves to eat: only worry-a M39 Chevy: lavorite pastime-square dancing: main inter- est -- girls. naturally: National Guardsman every Tuesday night. Wrestling 1-2-4: Operetta l: Hunting and Fishing Club 1: Visual Aids' Club 2: Automobile Club 3, LEONARD YI-il-INER .. . Len . .. one of C. I. H. S.'s Nimrods: a square dance is right up his alley: gcmgwayl here comes the Chevy : enioys souping-up motors for the stock cars. Football 2: Irish Play 3: Automobile Club 3: Boys' Federation l-2-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club 1-2. GEORGE ZELENSKI . . . Georgie . . . Neat, quiet. and bashlulz football kiug ol the senior class: varsity football man ter three yem-s: ambition-to attend St. Francis College: hunt- ing ond sleeping-favorite pastimes. Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4: Football l-2-3: Intramural Basketball l-3-4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2-3. Thlrty 5 fl 6 CRESSON IOINT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1954 AMERICAN LEGION HOME Wednesday, May Twenty-Sixth Pnoczssiomu.- Pomp and Circumstanceu ..,...,. . .......,,....... , .,.. Organ UNTO LIS THE LIVING Cnnoulcuzns A Choric Drama Ronald Rickens and Colleen McDermott Cuomc Gnour Ioseph Shannon Constance Maloney Iames Schell Raymond Davis Anna Mae Craine Norberta Hertzog Constance Gettings Leroy Hall Ioyce Bradley Nancy Connacher Gerald Boland Iames Conrad Bernard Donovan Nancy Funicelli Leo Gionlriddo Musxcm. Bncrccnounn Girls' Chorus .........,, Organ Selections ,,...... .,.............,..............,.,......,,..,., PANTOMIMES .........., . ....,,. Pnsssurnrron or Cuxss ,..,, Pnrsrurnrou or DIPLOMAS DIPLOMA Accnrrnucr-: ....,,,.,, Rrcessronm. - Alma Mater Clarence Glass Charlotte Gregg Carl Herhy Barbara Hmel George Hollen Patrick Holtz Barbara Horten Robert I-lostler Eileen Ivory Marian Iudd Mildred Krug Martha Lang Elaine Lewis Robert McGowan Lawrence Melley Iames Muriceak Stephen Nepa Robert Price Shirley Quartz Shirley Riley Pauline Roberts Alice Share: Richard Sheridan Mary T. Sterbini Leonard Stock Phyllis Weiland Shirley Litzinger Edward Majchrowicz Under the direction of lol-in F. Criste Iohn F. Criste Members ol the Iunior Class Miss Martha Q. Connell AND Awmms .,,.... ,,,.,,, D r. F, K, Shields Iames Boito Organ Thirty One ,Semin dwwwla A plaque donated by Schettig Motor Sales to the girl who, in the opinion oi her classmates. best exemplifies the highest ideals of citizenship is awarded to NORBERTA HERTZOG. A plaque donated by Schettig Motor Sales to the boy who, in the opinion of his classmates. best exemplifies the highest ideals of citizenship is awarded to IOHN MURPHY. A gold medal donated by Cresson American Legion Post 238 to the girl who. in the opinion ot her classmates, exemplifies the next highest ideals oi citizenship is awarded to EILEEN IVORY. A gold medal donated by Cresson American Legion Post 238 to the boy who, in the opinion of his classmates, exemplifies the next highest ideals ot citizenship is awarded to GERALD BOLAND. A gold medal donated by Sankertown Post, Veterans oi Foreign Wars to the boy who, in the opinion of his classmates, gave the most outstanding service to the school is awarded to RONALD RICKENS. A gold medal donated by Sankertown Post, Veterans ol Foreign Wars. to the girl who, in the opinion other classmates, gave the most outstanding service to the school is awarded to ANNA MAE CRAINE. A scholarship to Michigan State College, awarded on the basis of athletic ability. is award- ed to RONALD RICKENS. A scholarship to Michigan State College. awarded on the basis ot athletic ability, is award- ed to IAMES BOITO. A gold medal awarded by the C. A. Hughes Coal Company to the senior having the high- est average in commercial work is awarded to SHIRLEY LITZINGER. A silver medal awarded by the C. A. Hughes Coal Company to the senior having the second highest average in commercial work is awarded to ANNA MAE CRAINE. A gold medal donated by S. T. Runzo Company to the senior having the highest average in social studies for four years is awarded to SHIRLEY RILEY. A gold medal for the highest average in English for tour years donated by the Loyal Order ot Moose, is awarded to ANNA MAE CRAINE. A silver medal for the second highest average in English tor tour years donated by the Ladies' Auxiliary, Cresson American Legion Unit 238. is awarded to MARTHA LANG. A cash award oi 525.00 donated by Mon-is Greenberg, to the student having the highest average tor tour years is awarded to SHIRLEY RILEY. A gold medal donated by the First National Bank to the student having the second highest average tor tour years is awarded to SHIRLEY LITZINGER. The Rensselaer Medal for the highest average in science and mathematics is awarded to MARTIN BRADLEY. A tour-year scholarship, worth SL000, to the University ot Pittsburgh, made available to the Cresson Lions Club through Senator Iohn I. Haluska, to the senior of Cresson Ioint High School attaining the highest average for tour years is awarded to SHIRLEY RILEY. A gold medal donated by the Cresson American Legion Post No. 238, to the student of the Cresson Ioint High School who won the oratorical championship of the 20th district is awarded to CONNIE GETTINGS. A volume donated by the Alumni ot Franklin and Marshall College tor accomplishment in oratory is awarded to CONNIE GETTINGS. A cash award donated by Cresson Women's Club for excellence in Art is awarded to SHIRLEY RILEY. A gold medal tor general excellence in scholarship is awarded to LEROY HALL. A scholarship to Syracuse University, awarded on the basis ot athletic ability, is awarded to ROBERT HOSTLER. Thirty Two Miss Ianet Hall, a junior, won honorary mention and.a prize of ten dollars in a nationwide Hall- mark Hall of Fame con- test. Leroy Hall was given honorable mention in the Socialized Medicine Con- test sponsored by the American Medical Asso- ciation ot Cambria Coun- ty. Dick Sheridan was presented cr trophy by the American Legion lor the most valuable basket- ball player and Robert McGowan was elected honorary captcnn ol the '53-'54 basketball season. Iames Sshell and Roger Naylor have won second and third place re- spectively in the wrestling tourna- ment oi the state. Miss Constance Geitings captured the Cambria Coun- ty Oratorical Contest during her sophomore and senior years. Mr. Paul Latterner presents her with her award. Ronald Rickens voted most valuable football pla-yer was awarded a trophy by the American Legion. Iames Bolto was elected honorary captain ot the '53-'54 football team which was one of the most successful in recent history. V A 'I W K, . 7 . mv f xl gf A f 4 . K x , I '7 Mn, f, ':, 1, A,'r, X- ink A V nf 1 V' QE L 'if sr? 'S .'.' L 1 g ' X ' - f , eiiniiif A , A dw .S , X x , ' y - fWQmw-J , , V ' 5331 ' S? ' f f5 QJQWMQWMWMQQ A r W A f J MQ' 1 Q ' QQ X1 .. Xq Af' L Q. ' - 1 :X f 5 -1 5- , - 1.. Mx A-xi, in ' Q XT aQ'R??? . C' X ..,, , ,VM ,M n w 3 gVHmsfW qw M-g,4v '45-Q5 -1 vi NLN , A 'fx' 1 XX 5 'K .. 335 A AA ,N 3: uv! ,- ' , fx L W ev ,,. , H4 .' The Senior business English class learns to talk well before cx group by practicing on their peers. 911 flu: flaaamvm Miss Soisson is teaching these students ta knit attractive hats. Using the miter box is easy with Mr. Vurner's help. Gay Pcxree becomes cx reality to the French I class because they are collecting pictures ai France and its people, Dm Careful Seniorsl Chemistry can be dangerous. Seniors, under the guidance of Mrs. Margaret Garvin, have learned many problems in democracy. As in preceding years, Saint Francis College has sent in student teachers. This year they were Mr. Kenneth Cooper and Mr, Iames Ward, teachers ol English mid history, re- spectively. Thirty Seven ? 0 UNDJERCCILASSMIEN gulllblld M. PREBISH, President - .f32fr1fe'.kw14?1f'f f we Q1'1',l1'. 'TV ll. My -l . ,i, I Q sail'- f iff-Er. . . ' 559 ff S5312-,f-,f fliill., ' .exft mfg.. r A u. ,vi 1 , 1 1 . I J- 4 .ll a .. W. CARNEY. Vice-President Y tj? sr ti 5..ta'12 '38, 1.11511 Q ? ' lfiiil ..L, W3 Mn. nirrusn, Adviser at-fciiiiw '- ' 553.3 1 p Lx 1, A . . H A T. GIBBONS, Treasurer G. WEAVER, Secretary We Iuniors have 110 students in our class. To boost our treasury, dances were held on Halloween and Christmas. We also had a very successful Prom Peanut drive. Early in November we voted on our class rings and eagerly awaited their arrival. They came on March 30. Our Pre-Prom was held on May 75 and the big event of the year. the Prom. on May 14. George Naider supplied the music. Forty We were well represented in sports and other activities with ll on the lootball team. 7 on the basketball team. and 9 on the wrest- ling squad. These were backed up by four Iunior cheerleaders. The Iunior play, Curious Savage. was cr great success under the direction of Mr. Phil Stetson and assisted by Miss Ann Soisson. This year wouldn't have been successful without the assistance of Mr. Iames Rittner, our adviser. ROW l: G. Seliga, B. Lumadue, B. Abbolls, R. Prebish, H, Cepuch, N. Shellig, E. Funicelli, I. Hall ROW Z: Y. Capouillez, M. Trexler, G. Shiber, I. Lallerner, D. Klenolic, M. l.eComle, P. Shannon ROW 3: H. Smith, L. Lalterner, G. Rice, R. Wyland, C. Rice, B. Wagner, B. Landi, B. Carruthers ROW 1: I. Hollern, T. Wilk, B. Grey, S. Kelth, N. Williamson, I. Lynch, M. Moreland, P, Culley, P. Hale ROW 2: E. Willebran, S. Hollens, R. Hershal, C. Crilley, R. McCcxrlney, D. Iudd, I. Seymore, I. Tutsock, P. Yorren ROW 3: M. Myers, R. Tirucdve, B, Marlynusku, V. Eyer, S. West, N. West, M. Spade Forty One jlumbfm ROW 1: D. Stiles, W. Deichert, R. Fees, C. Lailerky, L. Cunningham, I. Lynch, H. Gregg, R. Baron ROW Z: G. Weaver, I. Sn-real, B. Zupon, F. Walters, R. Vinglass, L. Peyock, A. Schellig, P. Brannigan ROW 3: 1-l. M. Wilson, R. Gibbons, R. Stanley, T. Gibbons, R. Caton, M. Prebish, H. L. Wilson, R. Reghelti ROW I: T. Lumadue, C. Mix, A. l-lollern, T. Slaitery. D. Kurash, D. Slattery, I. Lelcher, I. Cicero, T. Elig, G. Dietrich ROW 2: G. Kelly, P. Hollern, W. Glass, W. Carney. R. Murphy, B. Plummer, P. Eckenrode, R. Fa:-ren, W. Iudd. l. Plummer ROW 3: P. Kent, E. Noel, M. Lidwell, L. Misko, P. Noel, I. Iccobs, T. Latterner, W. Scully, R. Balzuno, D. CullBY. l. Plazek 1-'arty Two SOPILOIYIDILQA 5593 ' . ili ffllf A ' ..:ff., .fwfr-A it 1' A , 41, fggiggf, 1 - - .f . gig.. - xii ff W . ' trffjfr '- - - H1551 ' ,. . new tl 2 .ifnigf M fe A '4 mesh.: ZS? , 'S -Qi ,. , i ?i:.f',fQ I K, 'W 9' ' , lin ' it ' illfglll 1-j.r,fi?fEflt.Eifitf' ' fl K' Q I If-5: . Tr' -- f llffkle -.13 Ifrrt ' 'JY' ' . A -Jr' ' .:- , ,, Q Hwy ' ,,, -' , iw nf 1 A gf? , ff: 55:17 X , mn H y I A ref' -. :f' e 'YJ .f -.ff , vii?- :stir will K 'J -. W.-,- W ' -.. nz- . H . 1-I'W'3lii'f Us ' W- nf W ns... . a+ f W wa. 1 A f if 'Q ff- . I Ji' 1 ' ' sf . 'I. PREBISH, President B. SMILNAK, Secretary 133 strong. we sophomores entered senior high school on August 27, 1953. Mary Alice Rightnour and Buddy Smilnak were attendants for our class at the annual Football Coronation in October. We initiated the freshmen into high school in October with a party in the gym. The eve- ning was spent playing games, dancing. and eating-mostly eating. Athletics saw Iohn Prebish on the varsity basketball team and nine sophomores on the junior varsity team. We were represented on MISS SOXSSON, Adviser P. PLUMMER, Treasurer - f1Sf4?1Y L gt.,g,,.' . - ' .E 'r 53.5 f -' tgei '52sf253222'vf2 ,ff .. , E::?!'1'?fi53fr?f5s ., it fm- . M, A. mcuruoun, Vice-President the football team with fourteen membersg and of the many sophomore participants in wrest- ling. three made the team. As money-making projects we sponsored a dance. skating party. and the selling of hats and pennants. ln extracurricular activities we had nine members in the band. Ioseph Krise entered the Oratorical contest. We are off to a good start and hope not to lose any of our members before graduation day. Forty Three Svphnnwnea ROW l: B. Gcxiley, N. Huber, I. Dietrich. D. Webb, M. Baker, M. Mostri, M. Angermeir, C. Fisher A ROW 2: . Delegram, B. Conrad, R, M. Eger, F. Williams. D. McClure. P. Ivory, S. Suckinos, E. M. Gailey, B. M. Zurillfx ROW 3: R. Perino. I. O'Huru, N. Naylor, I. Ncxzil, C. Wagner, B. Glcxss, C. Boland, W. Sharuw, A. Eckerxrode, H. Box-lie ROW 1: C, Garrett, M. E. Conway, B. Briel, I. Blahul, R. Maloney, I. Weilund, P. Elig, D. Hullord, S. Covilch, H. B'll ROW 2: G. Mai-lynuska, M. A, Righlnour, W. Lilly, I. Parrish, F. McConnell. D. Crisle. I. Basal, I. Prebish, I. Roberts, A. Olhcnn ROW 3: M. Parrish, I. Harris, T. Muriceak, B. Smilnuk, W. Wilkinson, R. McGuire, R. Albcncmo, F. Carruthers, W, Gehringex-, G. Cupouillez Forty Four ROW 1: I. Schwaderer, M. McCarty, D. Cassidy, M. Weise, I. M, Haid, A. Whitacre, M. L, Kelley, M. Chapman ROW 2: D, McCarty, W. Thompson, L. Daugherty, D. Gergley. I. Drass, I. Novak, R. Biler, C. Davis, E. Quartz ROW 3: I. Wills, I. Eberhux-t, A. Parks, R. Pyle, G. Popp, D. Watt, R. We-st, I. Krise, R. Itle jophonwluza ROW 1: W. Stevens, P. Plummer, P. Ratchiord, P. Mulhern, R, Scott, R, Passonita, P. Borlie. W. D. Conrad. P. Parrish. R. Eberhart ROW 2: R. Hollem, R. Conrad, E. Donovan, F. Sibis, I. Iudd, L. R, Hoover, M. Beers, L. Brown, A Cuomo ROW 3: C. Vincent, D. Iohnston, I. Cuzzolina, R. Lewis, W. Rickens, I. Bilier, I. LaPorte Forly Five ROW 1: I. Eger, M. T. Hughes, I. Callahan, I. Hall, F. Riley, T. Klenotic, N, Noel, M. E. Prebish ROW 2: B. Wyland, M. Biler, T. Novak, M. Baker, T. O'Donne1l, M. Luw, P. Holtz, M, Ebig ROW 3: S. Kent, E. Ienkins, E. Hall, I. Borlie, E. Freclrisk, R. Eergamaschi, S. Lutterner, S. I.cxPorle Soplwmoluaa Forty Six John Prebish, presidenl ol the sophomore class. dis- cusses money making projects at cz class meel- ing. 3 President, Arthur McHail: vice-president, Sam Cafsog secretary, lames Plazek: treasurer, Bernard Weilandg adviser, Mr. joseph Bradley. We oi the Freshman Class have success- fully completed our first year of high-school. We expect to be very successiul in our acti- vities in future years. We got off to a good SlC!l'H this year at an initiation and a party given by the Sophomores. There were many participants in school activities from our class. . . . Nine freshmen played on the Iunior Varsity football squad. . . . We had a very successful Iunior High basketball team in which eleven of our classs mates participated. . . . Connie Reilly, Ioan Powers, Richard Connacher, and Vonda Lee Iudd proved their talents by taking an active part in the senior band. . . . Nadine Koons and Ann Plummer are the two lucky girls who cheered for the Junior Varsity team from this class. . . . Four girls also were on the tumbling team. . . . Owen Horten was a regular wrestler for the Varsity Wrestling team and had a very fine record. .. . Out of eleven intramural wrestling champs, five were from our class. During our first year we had quite a few activities. Our first was a very successful bake sale. The second, a skating party at the Penn Pavilion and finally a dance for Valentine Day at the Moose Hall. Our activities, along with our class dues. provided funds for our treasury. We were ad- vised through the year under the competent direction of Mr. Ioseph Bradley. 3 Above ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: Below ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: W. Conrad, A. Nepa, E. Dale, I.. Rickens, I.. Krug, M. E. Crilley, Y. Pishel, D. Davison, B. Cox, I. Lewis, I. Boes, D. Swires R. Parks, P. Hoi-ten, B. Burgoon, I. Sharp, H. Crossman, P. Chirdon, F. Carney, W. Conrad, B. Miller, F. Biller. S. Sheehan S. Skebeck, D. Kozok, T. Plummer, D. Eckenrode, I. Little, B. Passonelti, I. Zupon, R. Adams, T. Campbell, R. Templon, W. Naylor I. Moreland, L. Eger, N. Donovan, P. Dunmyer, L. Krug, B. Guinivan, M. C. Graham, I. Radcliffe, E. I. Eckenrode, E. Conrad. N. Koons, D. Little, H. Parrish. M. Angermier, R. Biller, W. B. Gehringer, M. I, Eger, l. Smith O. Biddle, W. Lenz, G. Kennedy, T. Grant, L. Weiland, T. O. Plazek, P. Riley, I. Plcxzek Forty Eight Delozier, N. Murphy, Mandichak, R. Baker, 3 Above ROW 1 HOW 2 ROW 3 Below ROW 1 ROW 2: ROW 3 M. Gonsmcm. A. Billy, M. Pluzsk, N. Les, I. Stock, I. Lullon, B. Mcxichrowlcz, I. Powers. G. Deicherl, S. Schektig, B. Saniucci I. Cuvalel. R. Klctl, H. Patrick, C. Riley, E. Hanlon, D. Billy, L. Gregg. C. Cus- sidy, V. Krug, A. Kline, M. McDermott, C. Byrne, T. Parrish E. Williams, A. Plummer, L. Basal, T. Lalterner, A. Sussuno, E. Iudd, W. Full: D. shag, B, weilfma, 1.. wrigm, M. G. claim ' I. Wilson, P. Grcmire, S. Mullen, I. McConnell, I. Crisle, D. Shannon, N. Maloney, P. A. Stewart. E. M. Stilller, E. O'Donnell P. Elliriger, E. Shcxrer, N. Zurillcx, C. Huilord, R. Slsvens, E. Walkers, S. Boes B. Knorosky, N. L. ludd, N. Hughes, S. Kelly, M. Hoover, B. Campbell G. Eckenrode. W. Iohnslon, W. Williams, A. Mel-Icxil, D. Conncxcher, D. Bradley P. Shall. C. Hiller, R. Owens. R. Maloney Forty Nine wmmfrms Irmie Slerbini Shirley Riley LeRoy Hall I i Ioyce Bmw jomahawk Chcrlolle Gregg f ' ' 'TM' 'H Noxbenu Hertzog Our Editor Ronald dlrzmfwlad Hickens Uwz Q X 4 Marlha Lang Connie Maloney Alice Shurer Barbara Horten Shirley Quartz Connie Gelllngs Pm - Holtz - ' Sif3?5?'?k 'l Colleen McDermott 6 fs- ! 'N , Nancy Conncxcher Phyllis Weilcmd jvmalzacvk TYPISTS-Shirley Lilzinger, Susie Koons, and CLASS STAFF: lSi!tingl-Con- Nancy Funicelli. nie Geltings, and Ianie Sier- bini. lSiandingI -Connie Maloney, Alice Sharer, and Barbara Horlen. ACTIVITIES STAFF: Colleen McDermoll, Mar- irie Lang, Norbie Herlzog, and Ioyce Brad- ey. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Ronald Hickens and Ronald Fees. Among our many dreams the year- book was the most cherished. This pic- torial record of the 1953-54 school year was written and prepared by a staff of hard-working seniors. SPORTS STAFF: Ronald Rickens, Phyllis Wei- ART STAFF-Charlotte Gregg and Shirley land, LeRoy Hall, and Pal Holtz. Riley. CIRCULATION STAFF: Shirley Quartz and Nancy Connacher. ..IZf'f4Zi.- 1' Powhatan BUSINESS STAFF: Nancy Funicelli, Ruth Hoover, Marian Iudd, and lane Sterhini. .- .Q . Iv, 1-tn... CO-EDITORS: Connie Maloney and Mm-cie Lang. Advisor tseatedl: Mrs. Larimer. Rush! Rush! Rush! It's press time and the staff is in a dither. Where's my page plan? Who took those fillers? What happened to tho galley proofs? These familiar cries. may be heard in room R before every publication ol the Powhatan. But in spite of all this confusion. the paper always comes out on time. During the past term the stall has been busy with various schemes for raising money. Our toremost endeavor was, of course, the subscription cam- paign. The Senior Class, with the highest percentage of subscribers, had George Zelenski and Phyllis Weiland crowned as the football king and queen of '54. . ,gs is SPORTS STAFF: ROW 1, I. Tutscck, B. Briel, G. Rice, R. Ricksns, P. Holtz, S. Covitch, M. Trexler. ROW 2: I. Shannon, B. Deichert, M. Bradley, B. Baron, I. Conrad. owlzafan With the month of February came the Cupid Valentine Service. Sing- ing valentines, telegrams, and lollipops were sold and delivered to students during their classes throughout the day. On St. Patrick's Day was held the annual Irish Play. Members of the iour- nalism class comprised the cast ot the Iri:h Linen Peddlerf' On May 1. 1954. the journalism class attended the annual Iournalisrn Conference at Penn State College. Our business statl was represented by lane Sterbini who gave a talk on Methods of Raising Funds. The last issue ot the Powhatan, which came out in May. was devoted to the activities and personalities ot the Seniors. IIEWS STAFF: ROW 1. A. Schettig, Y. Capouillez, L. Peyoclc, A. Sharer, C. McDermott I. Bradley, B. Horton. ROW 2. C, Gettings, N. Hertzog, B. Zupon, C. Gregg, D. Klenotic. I. Smeal P. Weiland. ART STAFF: Charlotte Gregg, Shirley Riley CIRCULATION STAFF: Nancy Cnnnucher, Shirley Quartz FEATURE STAFF: ROW 1. H. Smith, P. Roberts, A. Craine, S. Litzinger, K. Horten I Hall ROW 2. C. Rice, N, Schettig, L. Lattemer. I. Wilkinson, B Hmel ROW 3. D. Kl Filly Five enotic, P. Shannon, M. I.eComte, M. Krug. I. Ryan jnotlzall folwnatzbn Icnnes Little, Ellen lane Eckenrode, Paul Brannigan, Phyllis Weilcmd, George Zelenski, Mary Alice Rightnour, Bernard Smilnak, and Faith Walters Knot visiblel. The Senior class was given the privilege oi having their king and queen crowned when they bought the greatest number ol subscriptions to the Powhatan. Phyllis Weiland, the queen, and George Zelenski, the king, were attended by Faith Walters and Paul Brannigan ot the Iunior classy Mary Alice Rightnour and Bernard Smilnak of the Sophomore class. and Ellen Icme Eckenrode and Iames Little of the Freshman class. Dr. F. K. Shields presided at the crowning ceremony during hall- time of the Cresson-Portage game, October 2. 1953. The king and queen came onto the field in a yellow convertible. driven by Leonard Yahner. The attendants followed on a float. beauti- fully decorated in red and white. A rose covered lattice provided a background for the thrones. xl -. 1 A: Q X xi-'I X ' I x '- Filly six 0 ROW l ROW 2: ROW 1: ROW 2: Gerald Boland, alto saxophone: Ioseph Hadiu, alto saxophone: Ian-ies Harris, tenor saxophone: and Leonard Misko, trumpet. Arthur Mcl-iail, pta-no, and William Nelson, drums. Orchestra music rated high with this year's students. While the girls participated only tor personal pleasures, the boys en- larged on their talents by playing at the canteen every Monday night at the Moose Hall. Several times this year Mr. Paul Flinn has combined the two to entertain between acts ot the Senior play, tor Bock-to-School night, for the P. T. A.. and the Woman's Club. Collseen McDermott, tenor saxophone: Ianie Sterbini, alto saxophone: Martha Trexler, clarinet, and Iossphine Blahut, trumpet. lean Smeal, trombone: Norberta Hartzog, trombone: Shirley Riley, trombone: Janet Hull, drums, and Ioyce Bradley, piano. ' . -f .C o -J - 8 ' ' . gm sg?- ' js 32229, ,Q -, . If HQ ' T- mf. S Q ' Q 225 Q-,,:, Q M W A ' ,L . 3 ,Qs-, ., Ms- gr f 15, , WZ. N , Q L W my 1 '- ' L 5, s li 3 75 ,, L D 'X W V' 1 ' 2L,Qf Q 'X - QF: 'Q 'Sv 2 , 2 9.54 Q .- g, 4-,Q gg -,.4 . W, -51 . , . 'W - 'A:' bfffxf . KJV 'ug Q42 - Y - W -.by wr Q- 1 - ' ff .L : I i f X , K Q 'L PY T-I Q-5'-J Ig TN s - ,U Q . i 4 A w ,,., , x . ,L A- 'ffm gL ' V' W 'wx' Q, fd W V. T ix. 1 N 3 gg Ki . Wag 5 I' , ,QQ 1. inf? ' . ' l W :gf f dd-. AHS' ' V ' . Q 0 X 'Ni M 5542 ' ' ' tj Y ' r 0 ? X' 5. ' q . ' 1. I 37 s W .iembfm 67 ' Hmm Below ROW 1: P. Parrish. A. Cruine. C, Lcmdi, C. Maloney, C. Geltings, M. Lang. ROW 2: L. Melley, R. Rickens, I. Cam-ad, L. Hall, I. Schell, C. Glass. CAST Mns. SPANGLER . P. Parrish ANN PURCELL ...... ....,. C . Maloney En BURNS ...,......... .,,,,.. L . Melly Howmm BRANT ...... ....,,...,.,,. L . Hall Lou HERRON ...,.,.,,.. .,..... A . Crcxine Vxvum GEORGE Gettings Pusxnsm' D1xoN .,.,... .,..,.. R . Rickens Vic LEWIS ....,.,.. ,..,,, I . Schell Mas. PuncE1.r. ..,,A. .,,,,. C . Lundi Aum' MAUDE .... M. Lung MN. Puncsu. .,,,. I. Conrad PROFESSOR BEAN ..... ,..... C . Glass Sixty .A Wm, The Curious Savage deals with the un- successful ellorts of three predatory chil- dren to divest their wealthy, widowed mother of her fortune. They have Mrs. Savage committed to a rest home which provides the setting for the play. Many oi the scenes involve the delight- fully eccentric patients who abet the new- comer in her plan to foil her children. E'rr-rm. SAVAGE ....... ........... R ita Hershel Tlrus SAVAGE .....,.,,.,,. ....... M ichael Prebish SAMUEL SAVAGE .........,. ...., C lar-ence Latferty LILLY BELLE SAVAGE ....,., .,.,,.... P eggy Fax-ren FAIRY MAY ......4.....,.,,.... ............ I rene Tutsock HRNNIBAL . .,.. ,..,.., L yle Cunningham IEFFERY ...... ............. R obert Baron FLORENCE ..,....,.....,. ...... L enore Feyock Mas, PADDY ....,,,,,...,,,, ...... F aith Walters Miss WILHELMINA ,..,. ,,,.,...... B etty Abbotts DA. EMMETT .....,....,... ..,,.. W illiam Deichert Sixly One '11 Mmm On May 14 the Iunior Prom was enjoyed in the American Legion Ballroom from 9:00 till 1:00. The entrance to the hall was through a decorated archway. A silhouetted couple danc- ing provided the scenery for the backdrop. George Naider and his orchestra played on a stage decorated with flowers which spelled While We're Young. Dance programs were decorated with the same silhouetted pattern used on the backdrop. To the delight ot the students. a few novelty dances were on the program. The decorating. refreshments. orchestra, and program commit- tees helped make this year's Iunior Prom a success. emvdwfsz, , - 1' lx 1 . l nu 1zBallan.d6'an4u.ef Sixty Three The seniors held their annual ball and banquet on April 24. The Hoffman Hotel was the scene for both events. Entertainment was furnished by a sax- ophone trio, and a singing sextet. Re- marks were made by Dr. F. K. Shields. lim Boite served as toastmaster. Ioe Knepper's orchestra furnished the music tor the ball. , if 1 ' E if SFSQAEQQ 5,5 Ma. 9, 4 wg! ti aj? U S W? 3' iii-+All' . ' ' ff 55 we 11559 I at .qgflt T l xfv wg, 'gg gg, .A xg V -L Ly., 3,3515 - V KW I my H 1, ' E:1if,'r , , .x 5, V. ,llif ! jx -,I S-5. x I A . , WEP? gif. Q -..V Xi Xi, x ff, M , .Y ' L ff x f X , 633 3- Q X A :fn if L 'QM' A-. L 'R r. r F E A - v 'Qs Qi F44-Q V 1 T1 'ca -fx, sin' 7.21 Baci:-to-jclwnl ' and Ummm Career-minded students have a chance to receive information in the field in which they are most interested. Here, Mr. Maurice Davis discusses with his group the advantages and disadvantages ot radio and television technicians. At the right Dr. Shields introduces group speakers Sixty Five Back-to-School Night is a yearly feature in Cresson Ioint High School. Classes are held in the evenings in- stead of the afternoon. The regular schedule is followed and the parents and friends of the students come to visit the classes and find out how their children are progressing. The parents had the opportunity of meet- ing the teachers. ypzmza, 7954 Many ol the girls in the high school adopted the idea ol dressing alike. Two close friends either made or bought similar clothes and combined them into such at- tractive outfits as Ianie Ster- bini and loyce Bradley are wearing. While plastic col- lars were the rage. Saddle shoes, white bucks, suede zippers, and regular oxiords were the favored footwear of the students. Popular hair styles are mo- deled by Dick Sheridan and Phyllis Weiland. Short crop- ped hair for the boys and short hair with bangs were highlights lor the girls. Sport jackets and plaid scarfs made up the typical winter apparel of the girls. X.: . Wm , 1 :L .,.e1xvar::,k ::f.f3!i'v5H....1. m w-:.:ruxr-'ew The year 1954 brought back the bunny hop, the hokey pokey, and the Mexican hat dance. ' 7954 l W ,- fm. Favorite singers: Eddie Fisher. Iulius LaRosa, Perry Como, Teresa Brewer, Patti Page. Rosemary Clooney, Guy Mitchell. Four Aces, Ames Brothers, Billy Williams Quartet. Favorite songs: Ricochet, Changing Partners, Secret Love, You You You, Ebb Tide, Young at Heart, O, My Papa, Hear! of My Heart, Make Love to Me. Favorite orchestras: Mitch Miller. Per- cy Faith, Lex Baxter, Ray Anthony, Billy May. Favorite TV shows: Dragnet, Mr. Peep- ers, Hit Parade, Robert Montgomery Pre- sents, Comedy Hour, Arthur Godfrey. Favorite movie stars: Rock Hudson, Burt Lancaster. Debbie Reynolds. Audrey Hepburn. Montgomery Clitt. Favorite movies: From Here to Eter- nity, Glenn Miller Story, His Majesty O'Keete, Shane, The Robe, Roman Holi- day, Stalag 17. Favorite Athletes: Maurice Stokes, Farmer jones, Mickey Mantle, Crazy- legs Leroy Hursh, Ben Hogan. Exciting games: Cresson vs. Gallitzin football, Cresson vs. Tyrone-Wrestling. This is the way students dressed to come to school in '54, .aLa.gw STANDING: W. Sheraw, Miss Ann Soisson, I. O'I-Ima, A. Oldham, I. Schwaderer, A. Whitacre, P. Weiland, C. Wagner, B. Briel. SEATED: D. Klenotic, P. Shannon, M. L. LeCon-ite, I. Tutsock, B. I-Iorten, P. Buck, N. Connacher, M. Krug, C. Gregg, S. Quartz, Y. Garrett, 1. A. Ryan, I. Wilkinson. aim' STANDING: C. McDermott, P. Weiland, P. Buck, Y. Ratchlord, M. Krug, I. A. Ryan, B. Donovan, L. Melley, D. Mishock, M. Lang, M. Bradley. P. Holtz, M. Steiger, R. Ahlss. D. Stair, R. Davison, H. Wilk. SEATED: T. Wilk, Barbara Adams, S. Keith. I. Wilkinson, C. Gregg, E. Lewis, I. Sterbini, I. Bradley, S. Riley, Miss Louise Gauntner. Alice Sharer IAbsent when taken-Leroy Halll. Sixty Eight ROW l: Eileen lvory, Norbie Hartzog, Mary lllig, Ruse- mary Ahles, Barbara Hmel. ROW 2: Iocmn Nazit, Mary Alice Rightnour. lean Wei- land, Barbara Majchrowicz, Philapena Granire. ROW 3: Ann Schettig. Ger- trud e Martyn uska, Ann Plummer. Bda' aww? ,six mtioihodihgdaiz' The Girls' Council, advised by Miss Martha Connell, strives to solve everyday problems of the students in the junior and senior high school. They have luncheon meetings at which they dis- cuss any improvements that would help the citizenship of the girls. At the regular league meet- ings the attention ot the girls is focused on these problems. At Back-to-School Night and the Career Conference the council welcomed the visitors and served refreshments. The hard work and co- operation ot the council assisted in raising the standards and principles oi the girls. Sixty Nine SYURT S l ! V. If.: - 'W ..mfw- n wdrw W-. wil- ii Fu' Q 2 2 s Q 9 E 3 1 K. 'E 2 X 4 Q 2 .1 2! I if fx 12 f! E Jmm fzffblld SCORES RUSHING YARDAGE Cresson Cresson 19 Westmont I2 167 Westmont 44 Altoona Catholic 0 242 Altoona Catholic 29 Ebensburg 7 297 Ebensburg 4B Portage D 275 Portage 34 Spangler B 162 Spangler 65 Lilly 7 558 Lilly 42 Shade Township 7 312 Shade Township 33 Barnesboro 12 253 Barnesboro 42 Patton 0 190 Patton 46 Gallitzin B 271 Gallitzin 402 57 2,737 Average per game- Average per game- Cresson, 40.2 Opponents, 5.7 Cresson 273.7 Cpponents, 18 IUNIOR VARSITY TEAM ROW l: A. Hollen, B. Scully, C. Davis, D. Crista, F. Sibis, T. Muriceak, W. Rickens, I. Prebish, A. Parks. ROW Z: N. Murphy, R. Maloney, F. Carney, B, Glass, G. Popp, L. Basil, P. Chirdon, M. Angermeir, H. Gregg, I. Parrish, B. A. Criste, Coach. ROW 3: T. Latterner, M. Beers, R. Murphy, W. Delozier, P. Plummer, I, Cuzzolina, P. Ratchford. Seventy Four B. A. Criste, W. Kososld. I. Hari IHead Coachl, F. Cornell, I. Bradley Wlvfzflz farnbfda and ldmfmn fp fhampabm TOP TEN INDIVIDUAL SCORING INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Player Poinis Player Aitempls Yards 1. R. Rickens 79 R. Rickens 111 546 2. I. Muriceak 51 R. Albarano 63 585 3. R. McGowan 44 R. Reghetti 62 471 4. R. Albarano 39 I. Muriceak 45 252 5. R. Reghetti 36 C. Mix 36 220 S. C. Mix 32 R. McGowan 17 175 7. R. Sheridan 18 P. Hollern 43 164 8. R. Hostler 15 M. Angermeir 9 101 9. P. Hollern 14 W. Delczier 10 89 10. R. Davis 12 W. Rickens 10 89 W. Rickens 12 C. Davis 2 54 W. Delozier 12 A. Cuzzolina 1 -5 C. Hex-by 1 -5 I. Boiio 2 10 Yards Gained Passing: Cresson 542 - Opponents 408 Safetiesz Ebensburg IC. Herbyl, Portage IR. Reghettil. Patton IW. Cameyl. Galiiizin CT. Muriceakl. Seventy Five ROW 1: Coach W. Kososki, S. Nepa, W. Glass, R. Sheridan, R. McGowan, I. Muriceak, Coach B. A. Criste. ROW 2: R. Albarano, C. Mix, R. Fai-ren, I. Prebish, R. Stanley. ROW 3: R. Hostler, E. Maichrowicz, I. Ligas. muh gamma Khampzi In keeping with a recently established tradition. the Cresson cagers again capped the Northern Cambria League title with a 7 won, 3 lost league record. In the district title playoffs. the Braves defeated Gallitzin but lost to Adams Township to end their season. The Iunior Varsity also won fame as the champs of the Northern Cambria League. The Iunior High team placed second in their league. SCORES CRESSON OPPONENTS CRESSON OPPONENTS SU 'Gallitzin 62 57 Altoona Catholic 37 71 'Barnesboro 31 68 'Nanty Glo 47 46 'Lilly 55 45 Portage 38 80 'Nanty Glo 52 49 Altoona Catholic 42 B0 'Hastings 38 48 'Gallitzin 51 52 'Patton 29 S3 'Lilly 46 70 'Barnesboro 35 61 'Hastings 41 53 Ebensburg 43 51 'Patton 33 65 Gallitzin lplayolfl 34 69 Ebensburg 74 League games. Seventy Six IUNIOR VARSITY ROW l: Couch W. Kososki, R. Alburuno, T. Muriceak, D. Cx-isle, P. Plummer, R. Stanley, Couch B. A. Crisle ROW 2: R. Bcllzcmo. L. Daugheriy, W. Wilkinson, H. Gregg. B- Smilnuk, M. Pcm-ish. Jutwmlf' IUNIOR HIGH ROW l: W. Kososki, B. Muriceuk, W. Delozier, E. Luther, T. Lullemer, G. Melly, B. A. Crisle. ROW 2: P. Elfinger, A. McHuil, R. Glass, A. Napa, R. Maloney. Seventy Seven ROW 1: Lett to Right-N. Murphy, S. Cafeo, R. Naylor, R. Eberhart, B. Wyland, O. Horton, R. Eberhart ROW 2: P. Mulhern, I. Little, R. Davis, B. Carney, 1. Schell, C. Glass, F. Eckenrodeg B. Domino, Coach Fred Cornell ROW 3: I. Borlie, I. Cuzzolina, W. Iohrison, B. Conrad, W. Thompson. WRESTLING RECORD W. L. W. Bill Carney ll 0 Ray Davis 2 lim Schell U Bud Glass 2 Roger Naylor 1 Brady Plummer 1 Floyd Eckenrode 3 Iim Plummer l Ron Eberhart Melvin Baker Ross Eberhart Owen Horton Sam Cafeo Hollidaysburg Blairsville Iohnstown Hollidaysburg Conemaugh Township Williamsburg Everett Indiana Osceola Mills Williamsburg Tyrone 3 2 5 Barry Wyland 1 3 Bob Conrad U 7 Gene Conrad U 7 Andy Cully U 4 Norman Murphy O Gary Weaver U TEAM RECORD 25 21 28 19 33 10 29 23 22 20 9 49 22 24 19 25 13 39 8 37 34 14 242 281 Seventy Eight ROW l: Art Hollen, Iamss Boiio, Carl Herhy, Robert Hostler. Robert McGowan Iames Schell ROW Z: Ronald Reghstti, Max Angsrmeier, Roberi Balzano, Iohn Prebish, Richard Maloney Leroy Hall ROW 3: Coach Iames Rittner. Leo Gionfriddc, Ronald Passonlta, George Krug Ronald Fees Steve Napa 1954 SCHEDULE Cresson .. 3 Richland ,...,. . Cresson .... .,,.. 8 Windber . .,..,,..,,,.. , Cresson ..., ,,.. 2 Conemaugh Twp Cresson .... ..,,. 4 Adams Twp. .,,... . Cresson .... ..... 1 Portage .....,,. Cresson .,.. .... 6 Richland ....,. Cresson IU Windber ...,........... Cresson .... ,..., 3 Conemaugh Twp Cresson ..,. ..... 2 Adams Twp. ...... , Cresson .... ..,,. . 1 1 Portage ,,....,. ROW l: Leroy Hall, Raymond Allnarano, Raymond Davis, Charles Mix Iames Conrad ROW 2: David Criske, Eugene Farabaugh, Iames Boite, Robert Hostler ROW 3: William Carney, Richard Sheridan, Coach Hart, Robert McGowan William Glass Seventy Nine Archery was a favorite with the girls. This sport played an important part in class day activities. 5. J. d. The G. A. A. was organized by Mrs. Ardath Nelson. girls' athletic instructor. The members often went swimming at Hollidaysburg and bowling at the Cresson Moose. At a Mother's Night program they demonstrated tumbling. basketball, volleyball, and relays. Near the end of the year the G. A. A. enjoyed a spa- ghetti supper as cz climax to their year of fun. SEATED: Le!! to Right-Ioyce Bradley, Secreturyg Grace Rice, Vice Presi- dent: Icmie Sterbini, President. STANDING: Mrs. Ardath Nelson, Ad- viser, Dribbling. shooting. and all the arts ot basketball were mastered by the girls under the direction of Mrs. Nelson. Eighty The Polka Dots Girls' Intramurals Team won the championship lor 1954. They also won in 1953 and were runners up in 1952. MEMBERSN?E THE TEAM: Lelt to Right-Barbara Horten, Shirley Litzinger, lane Sterbini, Connie a oney. STANDING: Shirley Riley, Ioyce Bradley, Pauline Roberts. 11411161014 Many girls participated in Tumbling. The team performed at basketball games and lor assemblies. By the end ol the year the girls had learned many new stunts. ' Eighty One .sdwm nf ffm gg' SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Beth Dobbie, B. L. Lilly, B. L. Ritchick, B. Morrison, D. Dcruglzerty, I. Kelenheim, B. Keten- heim, I. Glass, I. Nileski, K. Hopkins. ROW 2: P. Miller, B. Benone, G. Reilly, A. S. Kuhn, S. Peterson, B. Kittell, I. Thrower, B. Lewis, M. K. Smecrl, P. Sharpe, C. Gibson, Mrs. Overberger. ROW 3: C. Stephens, D. Schlosser, E. Nileski, G. Fishel, I. Cicero, F. Scrsscmo, D. Shaw, I. Scott, E. Owen, L. Gongloll, I. Herby. Kmaaon Bnfzouqh ,Srhonl SPECIAL ELEMENTARY CLASS ROW 1: lgcCloskey, M. MeDermott, R. McCartney, W. Cunningham, T. Grant, D. Wertz, I. Grcmirs, . ger. ROW 2: D. Eckem-ode, W. Eger, B. Eger, I. Law, G. Stiiller. Eighty Two 6'fma..4.on Bnfwuqh .School ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW l: ROW 2: ROW 3: EIGHTH GRADE C. Lysic, I. Wilson, S. Compordo, C. Martynuskc, P. Weaver, G. Holmes, W. Hertel, I Ioseph, G. Clitford. W. Frederick, E, Muclllarney, G. Sibis, I. Rettner, I. Dibble, D. Law, I. Herby, E. Ketenheim I. Wertz, M. Whitclcre, D. Gonglott. M. K. Farren, E. Roberts. P. Swexnbo, R. Stiffler, I. Duncan, E. Ager, I. Harris, D. Mclntosh I. Templon, I. Lilly, M. Scott, P. Eger, R. Angus, G. Leahey. M. A. Parrish. W. Cunningham, B. Sipes, G. Thrower, I. Roberts, W. Nelson, P. Diehl, E. Luther, H. Morgan T. Weiss, C. Homerick, E. Gcnglott, I. Briel. SEVENTH GRADE tSeotedl-G. Smith, S. Gibson, I. Klejka, I. Briel, H. Kodosky, M. A. Hague, H. Kruis, B Zoskey, I. Noel, D, Butch. S. Lysic, M. Ienkins, I. Miller, H. Smith, B. Plazek, P. Potter, P. Harris. I. Sprouse, S. Yingling, R. Koons, Mr. Irvin Springer, Teacher. R. Young, D. Nileski, R. Harber, H. Karroll. I. Stair, I. Hcxidu, T. Biller, W. Grant, C. Lundberg. Eighty Three I ' Selma! HOW l: ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2: FIRST GRADE D. Gregg, R. Sherwood, G. Grunt, P. Moran. G. Patterson, C. Weaver, N. Zentclck, S. Baker, D. Eber- hcxri. D. Harbor, F. Graham, R. Fitzsimmons, D. Lee, A. Carney. B. Meagher, P. Pyo. E. McClausey, D. Harris, S. Wheeler, V. Ienkins, S. Brown, l. Eger, P. Potter, I. Hall. P. Hogue, C, Noel, E. Shuhan, S. Fallon, C. Anderson, S. Plazek. S. Green, I. Moore, M. Srnilnak, M. Lundberg, Miss Noel. E. Kukla, I. Gibbons, D. Santsll, E. Eger, L. Hopkins, M. Billy, I. Neugebauer, E. Eger, T. Mariynuska. SECOND GRADE G. Vermeulin, I. Dibble, B. Icseph, P. Eger, I. Galligan, A. Myers, I. Ccvich, E. Marino, I. Haggons, Yingling. 5. Gibson, E. Moron. Spruill, B. Roseuear, K. Kent, M. Cronauer, D. Kepharl, S. Swanger, S. Kelenheim, S. Hench, A. Reilly, I. Burns, I. Harbar, I. Sandburg, Teacher: Miss Eflinger. D. S. Eighty Four ROW l: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 1 Row 22 now 3: ROW 4 4 1 I .N -- F ' A A' 1-H:ia3'2:.n'EE' ' '17, 13903 If i rl f' V. Lysic, l.. Noel, L. Zoslcey, I. Young, I. Hopkins, R. Pye, Hazel Nileski, E. Brown, B. Wheeler, I. Stifller, D. Fallon, C. Ioseph, M. Lundi. P. Graham. R. George, G. Gregg, C. Dibble, I. Miller, P. Patterson, I. McCloskey, G. Kuhn, I. Ienkins, M. Glass, W. Patterson. P. Moreland. T. Sheehan. Miss G. Slcxler, B. Wilkinson, K. Frederick, I. Huiford, I. Wilt, L. Eger, F. Shurer, I. Kreshclk, K. Reilly, B. Auberzinsky, D, Eberhcrl, G. Plczek. ' ,Srluwl FOURTH GRADE B. Plcxzek. C. Will, D. Sirunk, I. Hcxidu, T. ReillY. l. Gulligcxn. S. Wilherow, B. Hurber, S. Marino, S. Ketenheim, E. Hogue, I. Brown, P. Lussak, I. Conncxcher, N. Lewis, I. Hullord, R. Brubaker, K. McGrew. P. Pyo, M. Adams, L. Shcrw, L. Fishel, B. Harris, T. Seymour, I. Wise, G. Stephens, I. Lilly, R, Szyrnczlu, L. Shonto, E. M. Mclntosh. P. Lysic. S. Swembo, I. Frederick, R. Trybuis, R. Seymour, T. McrcAlczrneY. l. Pelerson, D. Anderson, T. Zen- lack, Mrs. Noel. Highly Five ' Sdwal FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: D. Eger, C. Scott, E. Hull, C. Rcxdclilie, B. Hcu-ber, S. Kephart, D. Angus, M. Sheehan, P. Young, 1. Gurchik, I. Fishel. ROW 2: D. Schellig, G. Hall, B. Lee, I. Gibbons, P. Trybus, V. Auberzenski, B, Cronuuer, B. Stair, A. Lcmdi, R. Ncnii, B. Mazur. ROW 3: I. Ioseph, G, Dinsel, E. Whitcrcre, C. Kent, T. Mm-ino, E. Eberhaxl, R. Mculynuskcx, Mrs. Bradley. SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: C. McGraw, I. Frederick, M. Pyo, C. Diehl, L. Lee, W. Eger, G. Neugebauer, I. Eger, L. Swembu. ROW 2: E. Auberzinsky, R. Huiiord, P. Gibbons, I. Cronuuer, W. Dunmyer, I. Parrish, I. Basal, D. Hmel. ROW 3: Mrs, Hari, M. Potter, I. Ioseph, R. Wultman, P. Hoover, R. Young, T. Moreland, I. Eamigh. Highly Six 1112 .irhvol FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH GRADES ROW 1: I. Gibbons, D. Little, R. Lcdlerty, R. Rlle, W. Laughlin, I. McConnell, R. Lato. ROW 2: K. Moyer, R. Brannigan, M. Lilzinger, R. Lidwell, R. Miller, I. Nagle, T. Lepple, D. Lidwell, D. Miller, ROW 3: E. Laughlin, V. Hollern, I. Moyer, B. Burgoon, D. Weakland, C. Kelly, P. Burgoon, P. Passorxelli HOW 4: Miss Ioanne Hovcm, R. Gibbons, R, Eyer, P. Burgoon, R. Reiter, R. Fliss, A. Conrad, K. Gauniner. FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH, EIGHTH GRADES ROW 1: T. Lesniak, W. Gibbons, I, Gibbons, L. McConnell, R. Nagle, E. Eyer. ROW 2: D. Krise, S, Wagner, A. Hollern, C. Hollern, E. Marra, P. Gibbons, F. Lalo, M. A. Miller. ROW 3: L. Li1olwe1l,oR. A. Moyer, I, Moyer, I. Gallagher, P. Conrad, E. Cox, T. Crum, E. Kelly, C. Lolo, Mr. . M. tt. ROW 4: T. Gibbons, M. Dasconlo, W. Moyer, R. Krise. E. Simanski, T. Burgoon. Eighty Seven Eighty Eight Cboawzf School ROW l: I. Molish, W. Ving- lish, R. Vincent, V. Dick, T. Burick. I. Beldin, P. Bcrlzano, F. Mcmslield. HOW 2: L. Gionlreddo, D Pecxchmun, E. Vincent, L Kai-bowneciz. L. Debert, K Gregg. l. Thompson, B. Hert- zog. ROW 3: B. Gibbons, H. Lewis, I. Wood, P. Mansfield, E Mcxrchi, D. Lumodue, Mrs M. Naylor. HOW 1: K. Burich, D. Lewis, S. Will, M. A. Hollen, I. Pcs- sinelic, A. I. Cuoxno, R. M. Naylor. D. Diehick. 511 no 312 5' HH ' 'G -,ES ' 05 Nan s: ' 'ami S' .sp r-gn 992 iF? mrri cxlel. Dean School ROW l: Mgt. Iohnson, lohnston, C. Cuvalei, B. . Fontanellc, C. Funicelli, Cuvulel, D, M. Iucobs, Bernuzzolli. ROW 2: S. Swires, B. Cfrvcxlsi, B. A. Funicilli, M. Swires M. Campbell, I. Swires, R. Ccwclei, C. ludd, I. Swires. ROW 3: P. Swires, Mrs. Kruise A. Swires. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Q School R. M Fonlanella, R. Florenlin, G. Vincent. . A. Funicelli, E. Trexler, H. Diben, L. Pomorosky, E. Hollen. S. Cuomo, P. A Sczpmiiak, M. R. Campbell B. Conwf1Y. H. Campbell, C. Capovillex. l. Iudd, I. Iudd, S. Gibbons, M. Cavalet P. A. Dietrick. I. Vincent, G. Sczpanecxk, Mr. Iulirm, D. Diberl, D. Conway. I. Fonlanella. A. Funicelli, T. Swires, M. Ralchlord, R. Naylor, I, Cavulel, L. Cavalet C. Seymour, G. Ralchlord, B. Conway, I. Wills, I. Campbell, M. Lewis, I. Thompson B. Seymour, T. Iudd. R. Cuomo, P. Laskowsky, I. Dibert, R. Perino, I. Gibbons, I. Como. R. Marclu, P. Zupon, Mrs. Gregg. T. Vincent, L. Davison. Eighty Nine z 1 -Q-.-.2-4-2-0-.. ,-0.-.....q4-..-..,q..q. . -N.-N ,qt-qt-qnq0...2-..2-Q-qnqoqt.-42q-vq0q4-q4-q0q0q-2q22qn-wo0:1-q,qf2-mq2nm2:q CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1954 Penn Cress Ice Cream Co. Ice Cream Milk-Cream Buttermilk Cottage Cheese 0 Cresson - Phone 9411 Altoona - Phone 3-6011 E E 2 2 2 E 2 2 E N' ty 2104.--2 ...2-2,-.,..,-22-.2-0.22-2.-0-M..-..,..-.-.,-.,-.--,...-.,-2,-...2,-..-,-....,..,-0-....-..-.,-...g. -.wq-0.0.-N.qf-10:4-10:4I-1.1014-Q0-nf-pf-qu-p--w..0q4--.-Q4,q.,q,qf,q1,..f-.pf--.-Q1 AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 238 For 'God and Country +o+ CRESSON PENNA VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS of the U. S. A. SANKERTOWN POST - No. 7377 HENRY'S STUDIO Commercial and Portrait Photographers 703 Front Street Cresson, Pa ,-0:0-mg-,guru-4.4.0.4Q0quQf-Qqnp0q0-.,q4-a-.q-q-,a-f1,:0Q0:0:0qoq.u-.,q..q. N' O ,..,...........,...........,.......................,..,...............u...2.g. -op..-.1-vQ..-,0:1.:0qpq4,-...-m.u-q0Q-,-.2q.,-.,q0q4.q2-2:..q1 E, 2 I 2 2 l 2 2 2 ! i 2 2 --1211221.14-12.012-p.-4..m-me-122111.1-21.212-q1q42:1-1-.1121-212-1-Q.12,:4 J. W. AGER CLOVER FARM STORE Cresson Feed Mill Wayne Feeds Farm and Home Supply Cresson, Pa. Phone - 6631 Cresson Pennsylvania A and P Compliments s M k of upel' al' el Cresson Tea Room Cresson Pennsylvania Cresson Pennsylvania Compliments J. Roberts 8: Son of Wholesale Vogue Shoppe Candy ,- Confections Ladies-Children-Infant Wear Phone 4011 Gonsman Hotel Beer - Wille - Liquor Rooms Phone - 9541 Cresson Pennsylvania Wilk's Flower and Gift Shoppe Stanley T. Wilk, Florist Flowers for Every Occasion Phone -f Cresson 6681 Ninety Two u -....,.. C OM PLI M EN TS OF CRESSON RIDGE Trucker's Stop +09 CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA SMITHMYERS SERVICE STATION AND RESTAURANT O CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA N' Tree ,-N-.0-.-10,010-mro-wq..q..q0q0q0qf.-.---,q0-0-.1-.4-.-:4n.-q..q0q0q..q4-Q. Compliments 0f Star Coal Co. Phone 3-5431 Al: oona Compliments of Chirdon's Snack Bar Phone -f Altoona 3-5345 Dean Penna. Ashville Pennsylvania Compliments of Moore's American Beauty Central Hotel Salon +G, Phone: 4021 Rooms by Day or Week Gerry Grove, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OF B E R G A M A S C H I CLOVER FARM STORE +o+ Phone -- Altoona 3-5137 DEAN PENNSYLVANIA .un-in--upqqupnpo-mannnirqoqnpnq--iq--.pm--in-,Q-4.-0.-...-.....iq-0-.iq,-qnqnqng-.. Nineiy F our ,-0...Q-..-0...,-.,...,-0-N...-.........0-....,-.,..,-,-..-0.0. .g. .10-.,..0-0..04.m.0.011-.-.go-4 4. .g...,......,...-....,-....,...-...........................4,..,...0..,............ ........,-r......... wr 11 ll ll I i i 1 E EH 11 ll! !I' ll! H H iw W W W W w UI NI Alu in lr i I I1 IF I Ei Fi 1 ! 'E I i 1 W ii -pp-un G. M. LANG AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 627 Front Street +o+ CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS OF 1954- PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE CORPORATION Operating Offices Executive Offices 115-119 Ashcroft Avenue 111 Broadway Cresson, Pa. New York 6, N. Y. Ninety F' vavfnqnuqqq-4,-..p0......,:-,-..,q1m.4,4-.-up.,.wp04n--p0n.vqp-f:-f..f,o-,-,0Q..q..p-fQ1,: pun.-qv-wqeqoqf .og JAMES DRUG STORE Ethel M. Swan, Ph. G. Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Candies - Gifts Fountain Service BEST WISHES, CLASS OF ,54 CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF KEYSTONE DIAMOND COVE DRILLING COMPANY FRANK s. GREGG -.+- Phone -- 3-5164 DYSART PENNSYLVANIA N' fy S' -qugnp.-Q..q0q.,-.0-M pn-1111411-q4r1,v.-mm,q4Q0Q-14.1.-Q..-. up-pq-pq.,-wpopo-uq0qng..:0q.,p1 1.01.-.N-0-.0-0qf,q.,q4-po.-wp...-.,q.,Q.,q..q -wq0q0qMp.--.uno-wqaq1L11fqnqf-q+.-.......-4,-0q0q0q0q-lq0..-:0:0q0qf-q..q. pw: N EPA'S BARBER SHOP Ryan Building Keystone Avenue Cresson, Pennsylvania Benone Welding Co. Harris Food Market Job and Production Welding Cresson, Pennsylvania Phone 21 97 JOE GIBBONS Gm SON HA ULING Phone 2388 4-0+ CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA Ninety Seven .101 funnQ4---iq.,q0es0p04...:..Q-l.-m-04.0:0n0Q.,q.lq.-q.,q.fq0q0Q0:0:0q0q0-0101 ,-0.0.4--,pm-1yu..pf-qpqoqw-.4-.Heap-vq1--wqnquqoqyqnpoqnqf FANNIE C. WETZEL STORE Carrolltown, Penna. 40+ The Store with the Complete Line of Apparel - For Ladies-Girls-Boys-Infants - C OM PL! M E N TS OF CUOMO'S TAVERN QAGD ECONOMY STORE Sinclair Service Station-Trailer Com Theresa Cuomo, Prop. Phones -1 Altoona 3-5402 DYSART PENNA McCARDELL'S PHARMACY Prescriptions -- Drugs - Costmetics 701 FRONT STREET Phone 2220 Ninety E 'ght M-0.01.,qmnqqI-M-.vp-,gf-Q0-wg.,-1,-f..0p.,p..-1.4.uQ.vQ.f--P-. ,gf ...nal-Q0-wa-.pf p-vpn...,Q-iq-Ipaq.-Q.-Q4--.014-Q1IQ.-q.-q0q1.-..-q.,q0-..-qf-q4-q.-q..q0q4--..-q4-qn-w:4 Emerald Park Dairy W. H. McCONNELL 8 SONS Cresson, Pa. Altoona Office Equipment Co. Ed Dandrea, Prop. Royal Typewriter Distributor 1602K Twelfth Avenue Phone 3-1747 Altoona Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS Of D A V I S ' CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA WILKINSON MOTOR CO. Sales - FORD - Service More than ever, the standard of the American Road Phone 2210 -f William Penn Highway CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA CRESSON LUMBER COMPANY CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA Phone 2261 +-0-..,.,..0p.,-Q-N-1-4..1:0q.--oqnqlvp p-aqn-wg.,-.aa-0-..q.-10:-.pug Ninety Nine n-n4,14v:0101un1n-n4n-nv:4s:4n:4v:0qo1n4n0-p1,4-0:0-p1,rf-xozozoquqfezo .5 .0-0-. .010-up-'1410:01.-0q1-p..q0q.-w-..-0.w-.-q..Q-,--p..-..-Q-.,q0q.--..q4 LA MONT TELEVISION TUBE CORP +O+ CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1954 -...q..q.fq..-wqonq 11.1,-.,q.,-4,-.,p Q..-..q-.-0-1,-0:01.-1010:-,Q-,q.wp-,pf O Hudd I I I I I I ll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1:0-w:.?fE...f,-E,-N-wqfm I I .F.a......... .pop-.ann-I .0q0Q0-no-wp.101014,pfIg.-.M-pf-Q.-qpoqo--Q..11,11-Q4-q4.1.p-4-I-4.-4-q.,1,q1,q4,q4-. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Lodge No. 188 o+ CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA SERVINSKY JEWELERS Elgin - Hamilton - Bulova Watches ...+- CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA Phone 2241 H O ,q..qQ.p0g.,..,qn-ar..-m-OQQ-....0-.,4....w-.,q0...I-0-...qv-0Q.,Q0-M-..,Q. fu... I-pf.-. ,-0-1 ,Q-ap. I. OE ---.-.,,.,..-,,.,,,.- RI' I I If I I I IP IN I I Wx lx I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E --..q0-4-pf.-wpqpq1.q4vQq..q4-1,1-.Q-IQIQIQI-QQIIQIQIIQ-Q.-4I-wqwqnoqo-wqn--N Compliments of JOHN F. CRISTE cREssoN PENNSYLVANIA TRAINO 8: SONS Beer Distributor GOEBEUS and PIEL'S Cresson, Pa. Phone 6651 - 6661 FIRST NATIONAL BANK -1-0+ CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA 5..-..-I-Q..-.10.04..Qfp0p-yq0.-0:1-qm-.n--u-04-...-0q..,q0qnq-.4n nn-Iqmnnlfqpvququqvq. 0 H ndred Two Madis' Food Shoppe Cresson Pennsylvania Compliments of McGough Grocery cmsson Pennsylvania WARNER LABORATORIES H CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA C' OM PLIME N TS CRESSON MOTOR COMPANY Phone 2360 DODFE PLYMOUTH cREssoN PENNSYLVANIA H d dThee ,qw- ,..............-0.-,....f,...g. up-.-.0-wp. .g...,.....,.. -q.,Q.-q0q0-.1-q0p0-0-p0q4w.0q4'q0-,f-.-..:....f S. T. RUNZO AND CO., INC. WHOLESALE Fruits and Produce fx-0+ A CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA Carney's Cresson , , Zimmerman s 'Spring Service Station Gas and Oil-Auto Supplies Cresson, Penna. Barber Shop Best Wishes to the Class of '54- L A T T E R N E R ' S ECONOMY SUPER MARKET Cressorfs Modern Home-Owned Shopping Center Quality Food Since 1900 601 Front Street -.................,.......,..,....w-.,-0-.,.....-......-.,-.,-..-0-..- One Hundred Four Cresson, Pa. 1 i I I l Q I l I i E u-wqopo-wqoq-i-Q-,poqmp-.qu 'Z if Il III llw A I :lx ll I I I I I IIA III lx I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .1--.4-.1-N-wp..-wqoqoq.Q-11.-1-1.111-1-QQQIQQ-114-:gee-111.101, FRANK CALANDRA INC. Phone 3373 CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA MATT CALANDRA AND SON Phone 3288 CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Hoffman Hotel I 2 Blocks North of Route 22 Frargk S Eafe Away from Traffic Noise 719 econd had Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wllitacre Beer - Wine F- Liquor Frank J., Margaret, H. Vinglas Owner-Management Props. VARGO MOTOR COMPANY INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AND PACKARD CARS SALES and SERVICE Phone 9731 or 2382 Cresson, Pa. One Hundred Five :Ipaq-Qgmq-naznpzuopfamvmmmqxfcmfaqnppnz .wax P-wqogoq.mu.:---m4m,q4-q0q0q-fq4-q-,q0q4f:0:v:4f:0:0qf-Q.n0q0:vfqvq4wQ4,:ffQ1 SCHETTIG MOTOR SALES Buick - Chevrolet - Pontiac 800-802 Second Street CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA R. E. Overberger George J. Rickens Dentist Plumbing and Heating Phone 2349 Phone 4911 Cresson Perma. Cresson Penna. DIEHL'S AUTO BODY SHOP Auto Body Repairs and Painting Phone 2358 Cresson Pennsylvania PLUMMER'S FURNITURE STORE 714 second Sfmt Phone 2345 It Pays to Trade Here Cr esso n , Pa. One Hundred Six ...fa-u-wnfrpo-norman.-,Q-,Q4.q..-w-,4fq0q.,q0q.'q.,q.-Q.,-,0.-0-.,-,.,q0q.,Q0Q0q4 Q.-Q0-wa-tt-.4-.wq..q0...-10:0-no-vt,-pt -me-,-.4 Bradley 8: Sons ,port-qttpoqo--up-lQ.-pogo.. Powers Tavern WESTINGHOUSE to' APPLIANCES . Cresson Pennsylvania I Phelps 8: Abram Hogue s Hardware Restaurant Phone -f 9751 615 Front Street Phone 2377 Cf0SS0ll,S Modern Casson, puma. Restaurant Cresson Pennsylvania Wilk's Flower Shop Country Club Road Flowers Telcgraphed Best Wishes Summit Hotel W orld-W ide Cresson Pennsylvania Cresson Pennsylvania Phone 2303 Reilly's Casale Brothers Service Station Cresson Pennsylvania 1.11-tv.,--,Q-1,11-pt,:.,q.,p-tuttqttq-1 Sporting Goods Sherwin-Williams Paints Cresson Pennsylvania Phone 2133 One Hundred Seven ,Q--qnqoqt-.4-qt-Q1 0-so-.QQ-tqf-q4lq.tqm.-fapoqop-iq.,-.VQ4 tqnqpoqmnpq.--,-. ,-M-.1-Qn-f-qf.q..g..1,qQQnqf.q0qf-q1q.c-.p1m,Q0n0q4-q0p.-:n:e Compliments Mary Kay Conrad Of Beauty Salon J. H. Connell, Jr. Cresson Pennsylvania LEN DASCANIO Esso Service Station OFFICIAL INSPECTION Phone 2-5408 Ashville Pennsylvania Compliments Cohen S of Photo Supply 1112 Eleventh Avenue A FRIEND Altoona Pennsylvania SWANGER TAXI SERVICE Phone 31 1 1 CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA D.-1,.-..p.,..xQ0-w-.-pt-.1,:0qfvqf,:0-0pnqf,-1v:-.p0:0:.,n-up-nn.u.0-.ynnq-.gm-.rg O e Hundred Eight COZUPLIIUENTS OF REGHETTI COAL COMPANY Phone -f Altoona 3-5462 +04 DEAN PENNSYLVANIA Huiiord and West Garage Liitle's Economy Market Munster Pennsylvania Loretto, R. D. 1 Loretto Pennsylvania Phone -1 5012 BULOVA - ELIGIN WATCHES QUARTZ JEWELRY STORE 700 Second Street Phone 2398 CRESSON, PENNA. Ti il! IM is 11 is is ll! in il 1 li li 1 is in li I! li I ll! El! 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