Curwensville Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Curwensville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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Kf s if ss If s is ix 5 X XXX fx X i i Tiff DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-One, dedicate the twenty-seventh edi- tion of THE ECHO to the educationally-minded men and women who worked to promote the for- mation ofthe Curwensville Joint School System, this area's greatest step forward in the field of progressive education. Because of the efforts of these citizens, our school system today provides better education for a larger number of students. By the addition to the curriculum of industrial arts, vocational agri- culture, and home economics, a wider range of courses to suit individual needs has been made possible. More effective workers, more useful citizens, and happier individuals should be the result. The combining of several small schools into one large school will make an efficient system in which more equal opportunities for all will be available. All those who worked tirelessly for this unified and expanded program deserve our thanks and sincere commendation. Future gradu- ates of our school system will certainly benefit by the iointure. 5 E Q -' -ff' x X is 222 XX E 5 'Wsr I L Y , nor class of 1951 expresses :ts thanks to Mr Hell our supervusmg pruncupcxl for everythmg he dad to moke the Curwensvtlle Joint Cchool System cu realuty 6 HARRY G HEIL SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr Hell and Mrs Lounse Dale Secretory It is with sincerity that the sen- , ' A 1 , .5 , Q A Q 4 , 55 1 M Sxxaxl' ' I , , W , N ' ,, 1 375 A? 9:11,-.. Q 1 1 i 1. W , H Q -'SY ' vw .. 9 Q V 'E .1 Er 7 ', 'G ,aff ,4 1 I . ' ,, Q J 4 , 'Q W - The individual boards are responsible for the financial support of the schools. The members of these boards com- bined form the Joint Board which approves the budget and adopts the minutes ofthe Jount Committee GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP Seated F S Hulllhen Mlss Inez Red en Stand ng Dwight A Gates ar McCracken Ansel Thomas LUMBER CITY BOROUGH Seated Smgleton B Tubbs rs Hattue Johnson Mlss Leah Hlle Standing Claur Dlmmuck L Paul Bar rett FERGUSON TOWNSHIP Seated Harold P Funk Wilmer Smuth Willard Straw Standing Wllllam Bllotte Seth Reed GRAMPIAN BOROUGH Seated Jonathan Currier Mrs Jona than Currner Seymour Dlehl Standlng Ronald Spencer Thomas I Wa CURWENSVILLE BOROUGH Seated Mrs Marne Murphy lSecretary non memberj W D Tate Mrs John Wright Standmg Joseph O Errlgo A Wnlson Straw John G Fox PENN TOWNSHIP Seated Russell K Thorp J Harold McFadden Pearl Hoyt Standing Thorton Newpher ErnestJ McCracken PIKE TOWNSHIP Seated Mrs Albert Selner John H Shaffer Sr Everett Johnson Standing Wnlluam A Frank Frank A Whntaker PERSON NEI. COMMITTEE Seated .I Harold McFadden Mrs Hattie Johnson Mrs John H Wrught Standing Earl McCracken John H Shaffer Sr Thomasl Wall Harold P Funk absentj Thus yeor cs cz result of the lolnture Mr Bruggs became cz full tnme prlnclpcl He has under has supervsslon thnrty two tecch ers and seven hundred forty one students 9 ' . WARREN H BRIGGS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr Brlqqs and Miss Murlorne Kontor Secretory - I 1 , . , . 'Q' Mr Max Ammerman B S Curwensvulle Hugh School Lock Haven State Teach rs College Pennsylvanua State College Teacher cf Hustory FACULTY Mr .lamesA Bonsall B S Hugh School Susquehanna U uversu y Pennsylvanua State College Beta Kappa Commercual Sublects Curwensvulle Teacher t Q x ,,..-A Mr Wul uam P Benyush B S Norrustown Hugh School West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvana State College Teacher of Health and Physical Education r John E Boob B L wustown Hugh School Lock Haven State Teachers Col lege Teacher of Geography I0 X 'sd l Mr J Rex Bloom Curwens vulle Hugh School Claruon State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvanua State College Teacher of Hustory Mr Carl Bordas B S Phul upsburg Hugh School Penn sylvonua State C o l I e g e Teacher of Chemustry and Scuence Mrs JomesA Bonsall B S Curwerusvulle Hugh School Claruon State Teachers Col lege Pennsylvanua State Col lege Alpha Psu Omega P Gamma Mu Delta Sugma Epsulon Lubraruan an A FN! XCGMI M342 f ,gkgf 1' ,4 Mrs W H Bruggs Shungle house Hugh School lock Haven State Teachers Col lege Teacher of Algebra and Home Economucs if X 1 T l 5' p . s- 1 I', V11 ' Z K-4, -3, Af? 'lfflifl gl , uf H Q4 ff 'Y lu ' 1 xi, ,, HH, T S ,fi Xie' l , ' pe g i . . -.., M. . -.S., . -..,'- n. .M ' ' A . A Y . o ' . ' - ' if 'F-Num if Mr Byron B Chadderclon B S Cranberry Hugh School Edunboro State Teachers Col lege Phu Sugma P Arf Su pervusor ffl! Xfk llul ,x nl Mr J Freeland Clurysr B S J P McCaskey Hugh School Mullersvulle Stale Teachers College Teacher of Indus frual Arts Www fb Q47 Cb Mrs Roberl Errugo B A Clearfleld Hugh School Wul son College Unuversuty f Chucago Teacher of Eng lush and French Mrs Vuncenr Flda Hamlun Townshup Hugh Schcol The Hosputal of lhe Unuversuly of Pennsylvanua Pennsylvanua Stale College School Nurse Mr Charles L Cvrry Clear field Hugh School Lock Hav en Stale Teachers College Pennsylvanua Stale College Teacher of Mafhemafucs Mrs Muzhael Flanagan B S Mount Unuon Hugh School Lock Haven Slate Teachers College Teacher of Science Heallh and Phy sucal Educafuon M Wayne Duranderta S Curwensvulle Hu School Lock Haven Stale Teachers College Pennsyl vanua Stale College Teach er of Englush Mrs Edgar Henry B S Clearfield Hugh School Penn sylvanua Stale C ol Ie g e Teacher of Vocatuonal Home Economucs ,al -7 l I . .gs , ,T ' an V v u T' 1 l 'l ifzcc - I u r ' Q Y M X -X a . . ' . . ' . . . . ' ' f. ' . 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S. ., ' H'gh I Q ' .4 5 in-O E' Mrs Joseph Pulaskey B S Mr Gerald A Rupert B S Mr Pub rt E Salabato J Bellefonte Hugh School Sa tullo Hugh School Junu B A Clearfield Hugh School Pennsylvanua State College ata College Musuc Super Temple Unuversuty Sugma T acher and Supervusor of vusor P Teacher of Englush and Musuc Educatuon Ctvucs Mr .lack D Smawley B S M Ed Curwensvulle Hugh School Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsyl vanua State College Kappa Delta Pu Teacher of Hustory T u Aft ,fu x Sta' X Us fu-Q Q, T fd 5? ff l Mrs Wllluam A Stadtmuller S Curwensvulle H u School lnduana State Teach ers College Unuversuty of Onlahoma Teacher of Com mercucul Sublects uf!! 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'N Q' l an -V ' f , wif l 63 Q-1. i Harry Bunnell football and baseball star hand some lad a South Side favornte son strnvrng for his dlploma because the Navy beckons as a 'Future career llkes undustrlal arts seasoned hunter X ll ll li S. l N s 5.1 Robert Cupp Bo excells In Hlstory class an ardent baseball fan never has much to say but seems to do a lot of thunk nn spends his wlnters tynng flaes gi' i Russell Clark Russ gives has all for the football eleven tall and hand some works as a mech anlc at the Curwensvllle Mo tors makes use of hrs Incense by drlvmg has dad s Chevy Joan Darsher one of our sensor cheerleaders pos sessor of a catchy smile has many fnends usually takes part un everythung likes to roller skate and dance sometimes brmgs a Hudson to school Donna Collins our only red headed gurl hal s from Grampuan occa slonally seen druvung a Nash loves to dance av orlte pastlme us dlscussmg last nlght has a em per to match her hanr Harold Decker a mem ber of our Golden Tude eleven good sport anythnng rather qulet but IS good humored doesnt seem to care much for danclng would rather palnt Shrrley Conner our only sensor drummer mam character Cyclone Sally nn our tumor class play lust can t talk slower member of our choruses belongs to the gang Echo typlst 95 Ruchard Frankhouser Dick football and bas ketball regular Ends Physncs his pet peeve continually teaslng Don always good natured an academlc lad curly dark hair and dark eyes 'as Sv 51. S-r I Z9 49? i -and Wllham Frankhouser I could forever fish and talk about sports has no Interest In op posote sex lnves on Thompson street ast walker but slow talker usually IS seen smrllng Ruth Fronk always frnendly to everyone pretty brown haur eftlclent commerclal student good worker laves on South Side loves to read worried over the an nouncement orders for us Gerald Fye Zeke a blonde haired blue eyed athletnc star very suc cessfully portrayed Wlllle ln our lunlcr class play lust cant stay awake In Englrsh class pushes the broom at Buckets pool room Irene Fye our mann hugh stepper always looks neat tlnds base ball her favorute sport a member of our Echo busl ness staff us a faithful member of our gurls and maxed choruses X' r fy? za 9 ..- ' an ' - - 'f?i1..fq14-' 7'1 Jail. J -1 S E N I ORS ff , V oi-f.L,i 1' 11 ff ' . ' ,.. Bd ' ' ' ' ' ' R ...' ' ' ' Q as Francis Gardner u mam male character In our IUDIOY class play likes to tease lust cant get enough to eat won derful square dancer forever singing hal bnl y songs very wrtty .-al' uv Gerald Gearhart known as ed just cant get that English wouldnt be contented If h couldnt tease has attractlve red haur IS bound t get that diploma Norma Gugllelmu petlte wears nice clothes has naturally curly black hair llkes to dance plays the bells In our band IS one of the gang wlllmg to help anyone good student 1,4 F M22 Lots Herr an attractuve blonde struggles with bookkeeping always friendly never goes a week wnthout dancing loves to talk a commer clal student bound for D C lshe hopesl Echo typlst an -5 Robert Hone Bo apparently wants to be cowboy rudes the bus every day a fauthful patrol boy quute a con versatuonalust belueves that teasung gurls us part of day s work lu l 42 X Ep u,' Helen Lash one of the class shortues claums she needs more meat on her bones a good commer cual student lukes to talk never seruous wants to go to Washungton D C after graduatuon be QS OO Boyd Johnston cu quuet lad from Lumber Cuty druves a tractor always wullung to help when asked takes school lute seru ously a daploma wull be hus reward for hard work Martha Llppert luves up hugh on Rudge Avenue and always travels wuth Donna fauthful church goer dresses nucely ardent football and basketball fan anxuous to graduate on 'T' Curley Knepp doesnt luke to work but ranks faurly hugh us a bus student loves to make Mr Mu ler s temperature ruse always ready to argue a frequent pool room vusutor Jacqueline Lord Jackue one of our senuor tram bone players dresses very neatly has natural ly curly haur never sulent an admurer of the op posute sex us workung hard for a commercual dup loma Robert Larock Cobe lrwun Hull s most famous trapper a good athlete one of the Tu es passers works hard when not un school ukes to hunt takes prude un hus horse Joann McAnuIty always lends a helpung hand go getter knows when to be serlous can be loads of fun loves to square dance quute a magazune saleswoman wants to be a nurse I9 up -1 + e up e , , li ... b ... ' . D .I ... - - 'l'... - ' ' ' - l - U' I l if ...u- ., .li ,Q X 1 li l Ti. mt l Xll x 1 Nfl ' .Shelf 1 R 5 qi .W if ff lg P 5 di' ' fa ,lk 5 ar Marlm McClure has to go up a bug hlll to get home never mrsses Sunday School always wllllng to help very mannerly rather qulet knows a lot about agriculture very agreeable Rlchard McDonald Mac Tlde s star lnneman letterman general student works at his dads sawmill strong boy of our class scrub bles artust flnds the seats all slightly small for nm Joseph Mallon oe came back to graduate wlth e sensors f spends hrs time studying takes school life seruously an admirable dancer often the cause of an out burst of laughter Jennie lee Marshall pleasant lass has pretty blonde halr member of the Echo business staff has devoted a lot of her time to the band very sympathetnc responsible and dependable Y 5 E L A ' ' ,.. ... .l .,. 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Patrrcla Owens Patty possesses pretty brown eyes proud to be a sen nor wants to be a nurse works at Dots one of our attractwe color guards rs on her way to success 1 QF' 0-7 QQQ' 3 John Norrrs best trom bone player always seen wnth a blue Plymouth forever maknng uncalled for remarks can t be stlll has knack for perform :ng for an audrence Echo busrness staff Jean Poeta our only new senlor Isnt ard to talk to gultar play :ng heads her lust of actlvr les possessor of beau tlful teeth admrrer of naturally curly hair as sparkllng brown eyes as Daniel O Dell Dan class wouldn t be complete wnthout Dagger usual ly quuet and considerate of others offers hrs er vrces without being asked always smnllng never du one of the fanth ful patrol boys Matilda Radzleto known to some as Tlllle s u duous lass quuet untrl you really know her pleasrng personalny wall gave help where need always neat s u dent librarian 1' ,gan 3 James Olsen rm a fast talker wuth an nnces sant cackle ge s mad plays a clarrnet In our band llkes to go to the movies excellent French student cant be sernous Margaret Rlsltel better known as Peggy home economics student works hard to get her Engllsh proud to be a South Swder well groomed as a grggle that stands out L 21 a A I, 5 7 J . 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Paul RUSl'lIflSkl the foot ball and basketball better halls from Olanta but doesnt mind the bus pollte good student of English and History no seen In town very often has many friends Jeanne Shaw our class presudent and mann cheer leader another of our few blondes good com rnercual student a mem ber of our Echo edntornal staff good singer ticket seller for the Rex Elsue Smith has qulte a hand for wrltmg letters the army ns h r prxde a d oy has a wade range of moods one of Kan tors employees IS e termmed to get ahead Timothy Sm th lm plays basketball and football lolned us when lunlors makes frnends readrly IS the ta est and we ghs the most nn our class member of the Echo busmess staff '35, s 5 ly as ee' Bruno Sorento our class artlst plays a clarinet In our band plans to be o starvlng artist as dark wavy hanr works In the store a member of our Echo edltorlal staff Betty Jean Strnckland drives a red convertnble always spends her summer vacations at the Lake neat dresser devoted three years to cheerleadung a football fan anxuous to get through Franklin Thompson Frank tall and very blond never falls down on the lob can tease qulte well Interested In vocatuonal agriculture stockboy for Kontar s very efllclent stage hand '33' :,-32 6. vw 'W' t r :wi If , i Vg I ' ' t ' ' ' ' d - ' ' r . 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Wlllnam Thorp n appears qunet and bashful but as really quute a teaser a vocatuonal agnculture student wlll spend hrs future years furmung lrkes to get a polltncal argu ment rollung X xlgll W M st be Q! , li an ludvnk Tkacuk Echo pho tographer for two years a regular shutter bug has ambltlon IS to be a pro fesslonal photographer often late for school member of the Echo editor nal staff 'ld Wllllam Tralster I sometlmes called Her tall dark and hand some a credlt to the football team lover of outdoor sports knows hrs math Echo staff member I5 bound to make good Joseph Truhllk oe another blond ns never seen without a smlle has quste a stock of alubus which he uses frequently can be mischievous seems to enloy lufe 95 Gertrude Tubbs Patty taps all the other gurls un helght has a mmd of her own most often seen going roller skating always up to some mls chlef lnkes the color green Emogene Vaughn wnshes to be called Jean very attractive often has doses of giggles would make a good halr dresser w luked by all member of the Echo bus: ness staff Norma Whitaker wants to be o buyer and seller plays the flute and plano likes to dance drives a Plymouth ges gtg gle attacks IS a mem ber of the Echo business staff 1 3 gs, - . sl. fm . 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Constance Zlats Ccn me one of our better commercial students ltkes to read cnd work for the Press Club always h s the last sect In th as row reserved us cxceed mgly qulet CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Lavender and whlte Yellow CLASS MOTTO T60 I'OSe Marching forward success our goal SCHOOL The thungs of school are so Important now A game a test a party dance or match Is what makes up our school late of today Yet what the future holds we do not know Each goes has way to see the great wnde world One starts wnth plan and one wnth steadfast fanth And one wrth great or one wnth smaller goal Each player IS a star, yet knows not what The parting curtam of tomorrow brnngs Bruno Sorento 'A ,it 'sf 93 Q. ,L :pw '- I L L A t7 ' if d' .Q ' - , ' a All el t .y , 1 ajft, y t ty t af A vi' Ali ftp-gtwml l a ' ylfg ' Q8 fl -. S gjl' .' .'- L l ' ' ,tliisl ll, Egg iM w gif! 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JL Ji'-1 . 1 'E If 3 . . 29 4 ' Y', THE ECHO EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1 Dons Bowden Mary Blackburn Margaret Bloom Jeanne Shaw Row 2 Bruno Sorento Ludvnk Tl-uaclk Wllllam Tralster Robert Whutaker THE ECHO STAFF We had a rob to do a rob to do well Many evemngs were spent makung all necessary decnsnons Hour after hour we spent searchnng our mnnds for new orrgunal Ideas Most of the artnstnc work for The Echo was done by our class artlst Bruno The photography angle was handled by Ludvlk who proved a real asset to the staff A constant racing for discount deadlmes kept our editors busy It was necessary not only to arrange the pages of the book but also to wrnte the copy We put forth our best eftort to make a really fine yearbook Wlth the help of Mrs James Bonsall and Mr Robert Sabbato we believe we have accom plnshed the task that our classmates gave us 1 1 I I 1 5 1 f 1 ' I . , . , . 1 . , - THE ECHO BUSINESS STAFF Row 'I Jennie Lee Marshall Emogene Vaughn Norma Whitaker Irene ye Row 2 John Norris Tim Smith Donald Bowman THE ECHO TYPISTS Shirley Ann Conner Lois Herr Freda Bumbarger It takes money to publish a yearbook I fact it takes so much that members of the bust ness staff often wished they could lust print some and solve all their financial problems However the members of this staff under the direction of Mr Briggs went to work and secured the needed the yearbook wish to thank those patrons who contributed financially to the publication The typlsts took a great burden from the shoulders of the editorial staff With nimble fin gers they prepared all copy for the printer This work often proved quite a task because it re quired complete accuracy The typists have the well earned thanks of the editors 35 F I - , , , ' . n funds. They, together with all associated with r Nqr:-J 'I Q ' J QQ .I HIM WAITING -- CAST Jett Ramble Betty Ramble Toodles Jinny Chester Owen Ramble Dave Sally Lou Minerva Aunt SeIina O'TooIe Amos Atkins I. You took my picture! BiII Traister Margaret Bloom Doris Bowden JoAnn McAnuIty Bob Whitaker Francis Gardner John Norris Jeanne Shaw Irene Fye Joan Daisher Joe Truhlik Charles Miller 2. Watch the birdie! Watch the birdie! 3. My dear, darling, sweet sister. 4. Do I get me dough? 5. Our make-up artist. 6. After the storm was over. 7. Pop Ramble getting Hprettied up . 8. The Cast. 9. Dad will soon be on.' IO. Do teII me, Mistah Atkins! Qu CYCLGNE SALLY CAST Jack Webster Reginald Sally Graham Jenny Thatcher Ruth Thatcher Effie Vivian Vernon Jim Jerklns Willie Clump SNAPS if 'l. Where do yo' usually put wood, on the 2. We can breathe again, it's over! 3. Wa:-ll! What do you want?f' H 4. But Reggie, it's upside down! 5. H Francis Gardner William Traister Shirley Conner Margaret Bloom Jeanne Shaw Margaret Rishel Jacqueline Lord Charles Miller Gerald Fye piany? Darling of my heart, will you marry me?' its Q Q , MR L 5 I if .Q .W HONOR STUDENTS HIGH HONOR STUDENT Mary Blackburn Mary was the only mem- ber of our class to achieve an average of 90 or better for 3Vz years in high school. Con- gratulations Mary' Row Row Row 12 'I Freda Bumbarger Norma Whitaker Doris Bowden Norma Guglielmu 2 Jeanne Shaw Margaret Bloom Jacqueline Lord 3 William Transter Joan Dalsher Curley Knepp Matilda Radzleta Donald Bowman The honor students maintained an average of between 85 and 90 'For the year period Congratulations' , . i - I 1 I - . , , . 3 I , I 1 - OUR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Jeanne Shaw Vnce Presldent Wxlllam Transfer Secretary Dorus Bowden Treasurer Robert Whutaker SOME SENIOR LEADERS Winners ln 'he magazine campaign JoAnn McAnul1y andlrene Fye Senior ways and means committee Hugh scorers In Yhe Junuata College ies? Richard Frank houser John Norrus Wzlllam Tralster Curley Knepp Complete ECHO Siaff xii s. 3- 1. ' ' ' ' - , 2. ' ' . 4. . '-3 R . , 1,7 ? ,, N. ff , TR, Y rv 5 ,4747 YZ, Q2 . 5 L g f 2? 'lf 5 9 :Q 9, 'f A 1 - lv M ' 'gs r g i X- , , ,-it gwi S iglmfa M 4 ' wwf 'Z ,. 4 -13' ,W .v V .1,,W4'i.H -1 Z ' . if A 0. Row 'I Freda Bumbarger Doris Bowden Row 2 Elsie Smith Shirley Conner Jo Ann McAnulty Row 3 Matilda Radzieta Mary Blackburn Margaret Bloom Joan Daish LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Senior girls selected as library assistants give willingly of their free periods to help others helping others to find interesting books to read Because they are usuallv good students they can help others to locate desired information Because they are dependable they can be entrusted with many chores in the library p cial praise should be given to Mary Blackburn and Margaret Bloom who serve as librarians at Locust Street and to Freda Bumbarger who gets to school early each morning to help charge out books and make out overdue slips Mrs Bonsall the librarian assures us that she deeply appreciates the ser vices of every student librarian : ' ' , , , ' cr. These girls generally are fond of reading and are therefore quite capable of S e . . . I :Qf15i1l J un 1, LH' I3 I 5, . 2' f ,, M, 9' 1, ' . ,,,,1,,,y 1. 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F Q I.. 1' S. , ,ar ,rv ,Q if -'yr f ,Q , , 3' ag .. ,, 1 THE CLASS OF 1951 IN REVIEW To the readers of thus book we may appear to be lust another graduatung class To ourselves we appear to be cu most outstand ung group of enterprusung cutuzens In the fol lowung paragraphs we shall endeavor to paunt for you a pucture of our school luves As we look back we remember many happy and a few sad uncudents that took place un our first eught years of school Much clearer we see ourselves as the class of dazed fresh men who passed Through the aged portals uru September of 1947 We claumed three rooms for our very own we were the first freshman class of recent years to have more than two home rooms Luke other groups before us we gradually became accustomed to the rules and regulatuons We elected our own class officers with more fervor than ever before Those holding office were recorded to be Bull Trauster presudent Curley Knepp vuce presudent Emo treasurer Chosen to represent us as cheer leaders for thus year were Betty Jean Strickland and Jeanne Shaw By Aprul we were faurly well establushed we sponsored a very success ful Easter dance Thus year ended happuly wuth the comung of June Next we see ourselves as eager sopho mores wuth the followung officers presudent Bull Trauster vuce presudent Curley Knepp sec retary Don Bowman and treasurer Ardell Bressler We elected the same gurls to be our cheerleaders sunce we felt they had done a fine uob the year before Our most umportant undertakung thus year was the orderung of our class runqs We were rather unsugnuficant thus year but antucupated much un the comung school term Junuors by now and havung chosen Jeanne Shaw to presude Bull Trauster to assust Joyce Bonsall to record our deeds and Joan Dausher to keep our money we began our many actuvutues Our first prolect was selling tatuonery thereby to rouse money for many comung expenses Followung thus undertakung we presented our class play Cyclone Sally whuch was consudered very successful The clumax of our events was the Junuor Senuor Prom We shall never forget the hard work but delightful results deruved from our theme Hutch your wagon to a star Wuth Marchung forward success our goal as our motto we were no longer the eughty eught strong who entered as a fresh man class but a much more mature and learned group of suxty five who were at lcust senuors To start off our actuvutues we elected as officers Jeanne Shaw presudent Bull Traus ter vuce presudent Dorus Bowden secretary and Bob Whutaker treasurer Due to the en couragement of our officers and the leader shup of the appounted chaurmen we made about four hundred and thurty dollars un the ECHO us one task we wull never forget and we wull always remember the hard work our class play Dont Keep Hum Wautung brought about We are yet quute new as senuors but we see hazuly that the remaunder of thus year holds many unforgettable events One of the most outstandung wull be the prom wuth the gala decoratuons and dreamy musuc Then quuckly un lune wull be class day our Baccalaureate Service and our Commencement Wuth Com mencement wull end our hugh school days To many wull come college Others wull go unto varuous occupatuons suutung theur lukes and needs Regardless of what the future holds for us we know that we wull put to use many of the lessons we learned un school We are proud to be the first class to graduate from the Curwensvulle Jount System and we hope that our Alma Mater wull remem ber us as dearly and fondly as we shall re member her 45 . C . . - , ll Il - I I . . I Il ' ll I . . . - H - - , , Il ' I I ll ' ' ll I - - l. . - I . I 1 I . f . . ' , ' - ' 1 ' , : I . . 1 - ' . I I . . I - . . gene Vaughn, secretaryp Norma Whitaker, annual magazine campaign. Publishing this ' - I ' ' H 1 - ' - ll ' 1 2 - . - Q . ' ' I . . 1 . I . . . , I I . . . I I , , I I . I . ' , - An ewent which we corsider history making has taken place in our senior year Curwen vill Joint School System has become a reality We feel that the formation of this loint system is so important that rt warrants our giving it considerable space in our year book We hope that this section will make all its readers aware of the advantages of the lolnture and make them more sure than ever that educationally speaking this s a red letter year We seniors are proud to reco d the history of the birth of the Curwensville Joint System For many years educationally minded in dividuals of the Curwensvulle area had thought of a lornt svstern as a means of making avail able better educational opportunities for all These thoughts kept spreading Then on July 2 1947 Mr D A Yingling County Superln tendent of Schools called a meeting to discuss the feasibility of a loint system for the area The meeting was held inthe Patton building at 730 P M Mr R W Robinson Chief of the Department of Consolidation and Transporta tion Section of the Department of Public In struction discussed the advantages of such a 46 AN EDUCATIONAL system A committee was selected to study the proposal but by October 1947 h meet ings were so poorly attended that they were discontinued An effort to reorganize this study group in January 1948 also failed so the sublect was temporarily dropped After the close of the State Assembly dur ing which session some bills were passed to help IOIHT systems and at the suggestion of Mr Harold F Martin an Advisor in the Second ary Education Section of the Department of Public Instruction another meeting of the local boards was called At this meeting ln June system However it was deemed inadvlsable to proceed until more districts were interested In March 1950 it became evident that the Clearfield area was going to form a loint ure that would seriously affect the Curwens ville area So once again interest was aroused A meeting was called by the Curwensvllle Board for March 31 1950 at 8 00 P M in the high school building The response at this meeting was favorable Monthly meetings were resumed At the April meeting a proposed agree . . . . I I I 1 e - S . 9 . M . , I . h . I . i ,, I I , 'n OUVECHC- 1949, three districts agreed to form a joint T l I ' . , , . . . . H , ' ' . . . , , : . .' Z . . . . . . , . . . I . MILESTGNE ment was considered and the various boards favored a lointure On May lO 1950 the school boards from Curwensvllle Grampian and Lumber City bor oughs and from Ferguson Greenwood Penn and Pike townships met and agreed to a lolnt system Th following officers were elected to serve the point board President W D Tate Vice President J Harold McFadden Secretary L Paul Barrett and Teasurer Mrs Edith D Meyer a non member Each board was to appoint two members to serve on a loint com of the schools within the agreement This loint committee consisted of the following members Curwensville Borough W D Tate and A Wilson Straw Grampian Borough Thomas J Wall and Ronald Spencer Lumber Cnty Borough L Paul Barrett and S B Tubbs Ferguson Township Willard Straw and Harold P Funk Greenwood Township Dwight Gates and Ansel Thomas Penn Township Russell K Thorp and J Harold McFadden Pike Town ship Mrs Grace Bell and Frank Whitaker At the meetings on May 31 and June T4 the budget and curriculum were discussed On July I9 the budget was approved and the lointure became a reality Only now could definite action be taken to effect the operation of the loint schools On July 26 permission was received from Mr Edwin W Crittenden Chief of Secondary Education to operate on a lunior senior high basis Later permission was received from Dr Francis B Haas Superintendent of Public Instruction to establish a vocational agricul ture course Applications for teachers were discussed and accepted the buildings were prepared supplies were contracted for and a calendar was adopted Curwensvulle Joint School Sys tem employing 65 teachers received its first group of students totaling approximately T675 on September 5 l95O The Curwensville Joint High School offers the academic commercial home economics Industrial arts vocational agriculture and general courses On the following pages in this section we give you a pictorial presenta ion of the various courses offered to the stu dents We also have included prctures of other phases of our activities 47 , . 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Physics Class-Margaret Bloom 52 Mrs. Lewis Rowles was elected to comp'ete the school year after Mrs. Stadt- miller had been granted a leave of absence. Mrs. Rowles is a graduate of Cur- wensville High School. She received her B. S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College. She is a teacher of commercial subjects. Mrs. Lewis RowIeS 3 Typing Cass 4 Bookkeeping Class U 1. A1 work in the library. 2, Physics Class. . ' I . , ' . OUR UNDERCLASSMEN We want to gnve you some facts and flg ures about our underclassmen Furst of all we ll show you how much our hugh school has grown by gnvnng you the en rollments of the varuous classes Junlors Sophomores Freshmen 7 Eighth grade Seventh grade Next we thunk you wall be unterested tn JUNIOR OFFICERS President Joan Malmberg Vlce Presudent Ronald Notor Secretary Mildred Gamble Treasurer Alta Ross SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Lllllan Wright Vnce Presldent Thomas Shaw Secretary Robert Sutuka Treasurer Loretta Neal FRESHMAN OFFICERS Presndent James Rushlnsku Vuce President Annabelle Gresluck Secretary Joanne Rushel Treasurer Lawrence Ross 54 The seventh and enghth grades do not have class officers but do have home room offlcers Plctures of all these ofticers wull be found on page 66 The lunnors perhaps have been the busiest of the underclassmen ln order to have money to be hosts to the seniors at a prom they have been selling stationery they sponsored the Sodbuster Dance they are now preparing to present Seventeenth Summer as thenr class PGY The hnghlught of the year for the sopho mores was the selectlon of their very attrac tsve class rung Then came the real problem for the lnduvndual to get the money to pay for has rung The greenles of the hugh school havent done much of an extra curricular nature but we assure you thelr presence IS felt here Because the seventh and eughth graders are housed at Locust Street we don t see much of them However we do catch a glimpse of them when they dash up tothe hugh school for lndustrnal arts and home economlcs We want the underclassmen to know that we have enloyed our tnme wnth them and wnsh for them happnness nn thenr future school lnfe ' 95 ' f 115 ' ' 2 15 ff ff , ' ' T52 ff If - l57 I the officers elected to serve the various classes. 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' ' QS F , A . 4 L m 4j Y X, us lf f - X .,-,x 1 1 ,4 .r 4 , if A 'f rw ' ,Q f ff 1, Y - ,,?, , f ,x , f - - ft , I 5' ' '-,::f! - ' ff . . x ' 6 ' , ? f X x ,, f A I , , ., .f h ' 1 ' 1' 'X f f f f ff - ' 7 ' . x , I x , , , Q4 , . , I-, I V ,,, Q X -.Z 4, ,lj f X X, 1 X , fl K K K 5 f f A .X ,ff . -il V X ff 7 Row Row Row Row : Merla Penlz, Jean Rowles Nancy Hoblltzell Emma Jean Bowers Alta Ross : Slephina Padisak, Marlene Sulvus Gay Bloom Dolores Tlracord Norma Bloom Cafherune 1 Merle McClure, Marfun Rushmslu Joseph Rich James Irwin Davud Moyer Wallace Durtry Robert Heifsenrefher. z William Wise, Dennis Neff Edward Tliacull Richard Sample Donald Diehl Jacli Fye OUR JUNIOR FRIENDS THE CLASS Row Row Row Row 4 lv: v fl i Row Row Row Row Nancy Jane Gates Virginia Barrett Beatrice Bloom Dorothy Hummel Beverly Way Helen Kavelalc Grace Irwin Deloris Bell Anna Blackburn Donna Lippert Jeannette Jones Robert Buck Samuel Bachelier Beverly Wise Ronald Neal Howard Wolf Ronald Johnston George Anderson Joseph Bunnell William Dale David Verrelli Richard Murphy Richard Gunter Henry Strlcek YW OF 1952 Row Row Row Row so 5161 ,es Gail McCall, Leota Neeper, Joan Malmberg, Mable Meyers, Debbie Aungst. Jean O'Laughlin, Patricia Danvir, Theo Rowles, Lenore Wall, Helen McCall, June Pennington. Norman Barr, Mariano Cipriano, William Curry, Virginia Shaw, Kenneth Cathcart, Thomas Bloom, Carl Bumbarger. Mark Curulla, Samuel McCracken, Noel Hamilton, Raymond Patterson, John Davis, Lance Duttry. IQ vv 1 'L 1' 'Hhs Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 5 Mary Lou Swatsworth, Dorothy Curry, Adaline Bennett, Emily Frank, Frances Swartzfager. Barbara Bowers, Margaret McGarry, Janet Bachelier, Margaret Irwin, Rose Palmer, Helen Clark. Lillian Straw, Eleanor Leonard, Helen Michael, Edna Solley, Patricia McCorkle, Donna Dale. Robert Sutika, Eugene Ward, Barbara Peters, Elsie Wink, Ronald McClure, George McCracken, Gust Maderia. Joseph Dale, George LaRock, Edward Zwolski, Richard Harzinski, Ronald Borger, Chester Solley, Cleon Mullins. GUR SCPHOMORE FRIENDS, THE CLASS Row T: Stancia McCracken, Esther Blackburn, Kathryn Schonwalder, JoAnn Beeman, Mary Jane Haag Row 2: Lillian Wright, Edith Snyder, Carolyn Smay, Jean Shaffer, Betty Shafer, Mary Ann Panko. Row 3: Larry Lippert, Patricia Smeal, Margaret Ritz, Vera Jones, Jean Clark, Joseph Maderia. Row 4: Robert Davis, Drexel Pentz, Glenn Thorpe, Thomas Shaw, James Spontarelli, Joseph Wriggles worth. Row 5: Corliss Thorpe, Charles Mallon, Ernest Hauck, John Shively, Anthony Munchak. '- 'sz ' S 'gf Row Row Row Row Row 4---9 Jill 42:1 1 D .n Anne Diehl, Helen Hipps, Betty Lau Bowman, Naomi Whitaker, Elsie Hoover. Janice Catino, Barbara Woods, Janet Jones, Barbara Wise, Joyce Derrick, Nadine Hawk. Gretchen McCarl, Nancy McFadden, Shirley Smith, Barbara Pierson, Loretta Neal, Ann Neeper. Carl Johnson, John Clouser, Richard Heistand, James Wagner, James Traister, Eugene Rafferty. Donald Bunnell, James Brown, Deuwain Rickard, Max Ardary, Gale Solley, John Haines. f OF 1953 , s 59 x ls Y we Row 'Ir Diane Rhone, Cecile Fye, Dorothy Rowles. Row 2: Annaliese Wolf, Norma McKee, Dalma Seger, Nancy McCracken. Row 3: Goldie Young, Barbara McDonald, Janet Michael, Betty McCracken, Martha Sipes. Row 4: Donald Ginfer, Gordon Bloom, Andrew Pizzuti, Edward Cupp. Row 5: Richard Frank, Garry Lucas, Ralph Irwin, Merle Collins. 1 X 2 , I 4' -i', .v. ff 7 f f, , z f' , 1 qv ,om Row Row Row Row Row Row 60 -Q ' .egN L sq. wrft' Mable McCracken, Joan Price, Barbara Goss, Roberta Bennett, Shirley Clark, Mildred Stricek, Marlene Witherite, Gretchen Houck, Helen Swartzfager, Louise Clapsaddle. Kathryn Black, Cora Ellen Moines, Betty Passmore, Joan Maney, Rita Mayersky. William Davis, Jack Thurstin, Donald Bilger, Donald Kester, William Duckett, Robert Ferguson. David O'Dell, Donald Barrett, Wallace McGee, Haley Gardlock, John Kelly, Edward Peoples. Barry Farwell, Duane Johnston, Paul Tate, Clark Rich. OUR FRESHMAN FRIENDS, THE CLASS Row Row Row Row Row Row -'-spin' gs? Betty McCracken, Florence Bailor, Yvonne Barrett, Kathleen Campbell, Delores Witherite. Dorothy Kashella, Ellen Shaffer, Rose Cupp, Olga Levine, Elaine Sneddon, Leah Mae Freeman. Arvilla Maney, Betty Wagoner, Lillian Clark, Glenn Knepp, Jean Orr, Mary Smay, Bernadean Reid, Joseph Polites, Boyce Jones, Benny Hepfer, Kenneth Conway, Kenneth Shugarts, Richard Bunnell, James Hoyt. Ray Nicholson, Kenneth Money, Frank Barrett, William Gates, Thomas Sass. William Lord. John Rowles- William Bloom, James Witherow, Michael Call, Ronald Jones, Barry McKeown, James Rushinski. ' 'sv s i lx '- '-1 -,,. I , 1 Rcw Row Row Row Row Row 61 : Annabelle Greslick, Thyra Dickey, Elsie Douglas, Clara Barrett, Mona Thorpe. : Mary Ellen Welder, Roberta Matthews, Ruth McLaughlin, Doris Witherite, Viola Woods, Sara McGee, Elsie Fryer, : Madeline Seaburn, Alnara Wise, Joyce Pistilli, Phyllis Danvir, Donna Hepfer, Mary Johnson. : James McNaul, Richard Wright, Milford Bloom, George Kovall, Richard Lezzer, Barton Hipps, : Thomas Tubbs, Ronald Wisor, Edward Morgan, Preston Johnston, William Lucas, Joseph Wertz, Kenneth Sipes. : Edward Crabtree, Robert Burns, Raymond Smith, Gordon Stewart, Frederick Olosky, Donald Riddle. GF 1954 Row Row Row Raw Row Row Ruth Cassidy, Redden, John y.'w A g . ' s.- : Wava Bloom, Geraldine Curry, Virginia Richards, Joanne Rishel, Joanne Haines, Mary Ann Nicholson, Sara Hess, Beverly Rich, Susanne Moore, Lenore Bowden, Linnle Mae Boalich. - Mary McDonald, Ruth Ann Spencer, Sarah Carfley, Beverly Dickinson, Margaret Boyce Betty McFadden, Mary Ann Kavelak. Philson Hipps, Richard Barr, Donald Kneisel, James Young, Patrick Hipps, Richard Young Lee Strickland, Dominic Poeta. : Robert Eliinger, Thomas Nicholson, Hartley Selfridge, Keith McMasters, Frank Decker 1 Jack Errigo, Richard Goodman, Lemoine Silvis, Morton Kantar, James Yacalaucci, James Cath cart, James Hoblitzell. -Luth 'I -, . 4' 31, . ' R .xy '-1 If 'N i ' -R . x Q 1 pq, Row Row Row Row Row Walter Olosky, Thomas Ritz, R. K. Smith, Thomas Barrett, .lack Gardlock, Thomas Blackburn, Merlin Mullins. William Snyder, Helen Haag, La Verna Wrigglesworth, Margaret Passmore, Alice McCartney, Dorothy Rowles, Norma Neeper, Shirley Pentz, Mary Jane McCracken, Louise Curry, James Marra. Richard Wrye, Thelma Anderson, Grace Snyder, Lucy Passarelli, Mariorie Riddle, Shirley Decker, Margaret Decker, Eva Mae Neeper, Jacqueline Williams. Richard Riddle, Howard Ritz, William Edler, John Sass, Gilbert Daub, Larry Selner, Edward Maney. Bruce Dimmick, Oliver Exley, Edwin Thorp, Ronald Pentz, Lloyd Brown. FUTURE PATTONITES Row l: Arthur Clapsaddle, Raymond Bloom, Kenneth Clapsaddle, Kenneth McKendrick, Donald Lord, Creston Hahns, Dean Barrett, Neal Irwin, Carl Condon. Row 2: Barbara McClure, Madelyn Dale, Norma Leonard, Margaret Caldwell, Janet Thomas, Judith Thompson, Marlene Chamberlain, Louise Bloom, Ruth Solley, Louine Bloom, Sara Frank. Row 3: Carol Ann Smith, Eva Herr, Mae Heitsenrether, Lorys Fuge, Dorothy McKeown, Mary Irwin, Betty Boyce, Faye Fronk. Row 4: Norman Kavala, Edward Buck, Thomas Bloom, Robert Rebon, Charles Harris. 14 31 1 Row Row Row Row 'Z- .is 'l: Morton Johns, Larry 2: Leonard Carfley, Ira Bonsall. 3: Joy Winters, Janeen CG TL 1 . Strunk, Kenneth Rodgers, Thomas Brunetti, James Hullihen. Way, Thomas Stone, Thomas Norris, Donald Hoover, Kenneth Wolf, David Wilt, Beatrice Rafterty, Rebecca Tubbs, Joan Leech, Shirley Shatter, Shirley Greslick, Pauline Quigley. 4: Shelvy Gardner, Ruth Gamble, JoAnne Kephavt, Lucille Wrigglesworth, Edith Wright, Connie Si es Beverl Rowles Diane Ross P I Y I - Roy Wagner, Carl Anderson, John Elensky, Arnold Ogden, Kenneth Cramer. Row 5: , Af :5 ,.-V. ,gy , ,- uf ,Q ' gf jif V K 'jkf or 1955 . lvl , N L e - ig, , 5 Row Row Row Row Row 'l: Stephen McCully, Richard Bloom, Daniel Strickland, Glenn Krebs, Donald Rowles, Leonard Fulmer Leo lrwin, John Whitaker. 2: Kathryn Rogers, Nancy McAnulty, Verna McCracken, Marie Maderia, Ellen Shively, Betty Orlando Audrey Brown, Marely Duttry, Shelva Smith. 3: Eugenia Pentz, Helen Fleming, Phyllis Clark, Norma Caldwell, Violet Schonwalder, Helen Har carufka, Joyce Bloom, Elva Wrigglesworth. 4: Walter Himes, John Radzieta, Milton Lansberry, Ardell Ogden, Robert Swatsworth, James Dale Max Cathcart, Edgar Truitt. 5: Robert Yeager, Curtis Baer, James Zwolslci, John Myrter, Nelson Green. si' ' 'xsa 'fwi 1 Row Row Row Row John Lucas John Hipps Falry McDonald Edward Spencer Clinton Williams Robert Michaels Gerald McGary Joseph Test Clifford Swutsworth Kent Michael George Phillips Victor Catalano, Leroy Neeper, Janet McGary, Joan Hanes, Anna Henry, Teresa Palonk, Gloria Fryer, Shirley Barrett, Gladys Pentz, Enna Conrad, Ronald Rafferty, Samuel Daubs. Mary Ellen Frankhouser, Carol McDonald, Erma Maney, Laura Bloom, Florence Cathcart, Phyllis Bloom, Vanda Lee Rowles, Sara Welder. Charles Little, Robert Duclxett, Edward Pentz, Earl Neamy, Allen Abrino. Row Row Row Row FUTURE PATTONITES Paul Bonsall, Paul Berry, Joseph Zattoni, Thomas Thacik, Charles Wink, Richard Decker, Kenneth Leonard, James Kendall, Philip Maines, William Silvis. Frederick Heistand, Gene Taylor, Carol Bloom, Beverly Kavelak, LaRue Rowles, Dorothy Clark, Nellie O'Dell, Nancy Straw, Nancy Perilla, Jane Nicholson, Clyde Srnay, Robert Greslick. Ann Snyder, Connie Hummel, Josephine Errigo, Helen Conway, Edith Haversack, Jean Gill, Dorothy Price, Mae Matthews, Carol Buell. Alton Bloom, Daniel Moore, Kenneth Briton, Donald Spencer, Andrew Hess. W R . X, Row I: Dale Pierson, Joseph McCracken, Lyle Domico, Robert Gillen, James Lippert, Carl Peterson, Ronald Norris, Donald Norris, John Michaels, James Davis. Row 2: Henry Lash, Mary Rafferty, Dixie Lee Bloom, Carol Tenon, Ethel Olosky, Beverly Irwin, JoEllen Thompson, Joan Woods, Carol Paul, Patricia Mullins, Vera Boyce, Eleanor Strunk, Barbara Fama. Row 3: Nellie Snyder, Dorothy Shaffer, Patricia Carfley, Donna Danvir, Lane Keller, Betty Malmberg, Kathryn Smith, Barbara Kramer. Row lT: Harry Banko, James Hess, David'Fleidt, Robert Matthews, William Brown. wr f f ly: , ?' Ig, , F . 5 4 'im I F 19 6 ii ' l' 7' 'I liff it x--Q f Mfg. y . ,Lf X N M ij, '. '-'gg w e X5'x,.Li-li: xi- Row Dennis Barr, Glenn Pentz, John Rikard, Fred Decker, John Harmic, James Buck, James lrwin, Delano Poeta, James Spencer. Row Lucy Palmer, Lulu Belle Berry, Grace Swales, Norma Smith, Catherine Johnson, Barbara Hille- man, Frances Errigo, Ruby Brown, Mary Ann Johnston, Elaine Hullihen, Delores Matthews, Jean Conrad. Row Charlotte Bloom, Odessa Boalich, Ruth Taylor, Barbara Maderia, Beverly Gelnett, Mona Jean Rafferty, Ann Tkacik, Dortha Bell, Judith Milliron. Row Donald Clark, Robert McKenzie, Kenneth Newpher, Amos Hess, John Leonard. OG .40 Y X vw L ff- V v gl .I x ,, Kiwi .N .yfwaq K 4 .1 .QV if 'bfi' -' Q Y, t 4. N af' , fu ,i.f 2 ,A 4'-, W 54, 1 aaa f Q: 'f .. WA' Ki Q 4. 911, nf-fl' maj. . I? vi JP: V , 6 iw Avi WR A 4, 'iv af AW Aff, ,sax 3 lf Q 'J ' n fawmf 'iv if an 4.--JL , ,, E mi 'N W x gl CUR EXTRA CU RRICULAR ACTIVITIES All work and no play would soon tend to make us no longer gay so asIde from our sublects we have our choIce of many actIvItIes The Held of n'1USICfUI'f'llSl leS an outlet for a large number of our students Under the dIrectIon of Mr Rupert the band has Increased In both SIZE and popularuty BranchIng out from the band are smaller Instrumental groups the largest of whIch IS the orchestra The orches tra IS always present at the class plays to entertaIn before the curtaIn goes up and between acts It IS also true that wIthout the orchestra the senIors mIght not have theIr processIonaI at commencement The All Glrl Band appeared at each ofthe home basketball games and dId a flne 'ob of bflnglng pep Boys and glrls Interested In GXSYCISIDQ theIr vocal muscles also have an opportunIty Under the dIrectIon of Mrs Palaskey durlng the first semester and of Mr Johnstone durung the balance of the year the boys gnrls and mIxed choruses functloned DurIng the Chrlstmas season the publlc was entertamed at a beautuful musIcal festnval In whuch all three choruses took part of AmerIca IF H AI and the Future Teachers of AmerIca CF T AI have been organIzed thIs year as a means of furnIshIng gundance to those students Interested In these three vocatIons The TrI HI Y furmshes an opportunIty for freshman and sopho more gIrls to develop socIally whIle beIng of servuce to others An opportunIty to serve others IS QIVEH to the boys when they serve on patrol They are to be congratulated for theIr WIIIIHQDSSS to help others The Press Club furmshes an opportunlty for those Interested In Wflllng to QIVS SXPFSSSIOH to theIr thoughts Through theIr efforts members of our communIty have become better acquaInted wIth us The Lettermen s Club alms to further sportsmanshup among those boys who represent our school In athletIc GCIIVIIISS The cheerleaders try to spread thIs same Idea of sportsmanshlp throughout the entIre student body and commumty We as sensors encourage underclassmen to take advantage of the opportunItIes attorded them to develop educatIonally morally physIcalIy and soclally by beIng actIve members of at least one of the above mentIoned groups II - ' ll . The Future Farmers of America IF. F. AJ, the Future Homemakers DON T KEEP Tumor GIGS fnwld, Se enIC-ZGYVI WAITI NG SCI-IOLARSHIPS DANC E L AT ASS TEEN AGE SENHLTL '4B5FNrg5 UST cemea do Locust smear 5E'Vf0n5 'bfuacv I6 'W' LITTLE THEATER 5:43 4,4 J 4 M 1951 Ch I s I I Be 9 'GZQIQRS UYUS OPHOM :dad loss S +5 GTM 'Glo F Y MF as :MIM 7f We w ll UUNCE B eeA'. e 1 6 e CIHSBO y fu' ,,,' T4 on SALE o mei, LIBRAR F1 y, Aff M12 n I OJ 'M P lease lj meefzn edu' Ofnorr - HUM I eg o 0'v N my of hbamu ofltcforo L '41s P 948g f os r a a 3 urn M 'Wo 4' Ma Wall, In 55 he-7 fvde hffgr in Finder 3' bl Room Al' hfqvh ACTIVITIES 'yy 1 I, . ' HIM ' ' J I V A u I S ' ' me I T T: T- T vc I T : F T- , , J -P . - . I . . I , , , . T I N T Roh F , 9 Ro I 77, .I Rosco , an 5 , Q ' .-5 ' , ' OJ - E, .. .c fwook Ro .' Q I! P ' ',y . if yr 5' LH 'I' I . . 1 ms ff Gem 2' I , ' 7.9 f. I e y I I- af '1 Row es Max Jean Edward Morgan C pr ano H pps Mar ano Ph son Row 3 Beyer y Way rene Fye MaroreRdde Ma orettes Tra De ores Char es M er Jean OLaugh n R chard Goodman A dary an Wr ght Norma Wh taker L James Marra Loretta Nea Pcutr c a Owens Row 1 Jack Thurst n a Nancy Hob tle Per Dor s Bowden Nancy cord Joan I1 YW Sh r ey Conner Grace ck Lau Gres Rchard Murphy Mary Mr Ann Neeper Norma Gug em Dorothy Curry Bonsa Joyce R she Rupert Err go Jack John Ha nes John Norr s Ham ton Noe Gera d Anderson Row 4 John Dav s an C ark L Barbara McDoncl d Barbara Bowers Donna Da e Row 2 rey Smth Abera Bever y Wr gg eswcr h Sh W am Curry Dav d Verre Be ty Ann McFadden Jenn e Lee Marsha James O son James Yacabucc Jacob McGee Jacque ne Lord Rcge s Joan Ha nes Dorothy Kashe a Gre chen McCar Lu Lu - --5 USICA REPR in DWL E T GIRLS' CHORUS Row l: Barbara Woods, Mary Lou Swatsworth, Adaline Bennett, Barbara Bowers, Mrs, Martha Palaskey, Barbara Peters, Barbara Pierson, Loretta Neal. Row 2: Dorothy Curry, Joyce Derrick, Helen McCall, Helen Michael, Janet Jones, Joan Daisher, Patricia Danvir. Row 3: Helen Hipps, Mildred Gamble, Anne Neeper, Donna Dale, Patricia McCorkle, Shirley Conner. Row 4: Irene Fye, Doris Bowden, Norma Guglielmi, Jacqueline Lcrd, Norma Whitaker, Joyce Bansall, Margaret Rishel. MIXED CHORUS Row l: Janet Michaels, Irene Fye, Beverly Way, Betty McCracken, Adaline Bennett, Barbara Bowers, Mary Lou Greslick, Delores Tira- cord, Mrs. Martha Palaskey, Kathryn Schoenwalter, Debbie Aungst, Barbara McDonald, Mary Ann Panko, Mable Meyers, Loretta Neal, Joan Daisher. Row 2: Naomi Straw, Grace Irwin, Mildred Gamble, Dorothy Hummel, Mary Jane Haag, Diane Rhone, Helen Michael, Barbara Peters, Barbara Pierson, Norma Whitaker, Emily Frank, Jacqueline Lord, Arlene Whitaker, Leota Neeper, Beverly Wrigglesworth, Patricia Danvir. Row 3: Helen McCall, Dorothy Curry, Joyce Derrick, Jean Clark, Nadine Hawk, Anne Neeper, Donna Dale, Shirley Smith, Betty Lou Bowman, Patricia McCorkIe, Mary Lcu Swatswcrth, Helen Hipps, Gretchen McCarI, Nancy Hoblitzell, Shirley Conner, Janet Jones. Row 4: JoAnn McAnulty, Lillian Straw, Anne Diehl, Joan Beeman, Barbara Woods, Doris Bowden, David Moyer, John Norris, David Verrelli, Emogene Vaughn, Margaret Rishel, Joyce Bonsall, Jean Rowles, Elsie Wink, Goldie Young. Row 5: Max Ardary, James Traister, Joseph Mallon, James Wagner, Ludvik Thacik, Jacob McGee, Dennis Net? Gerald Anderson Henry Stricek, Charles Mallon, Mariano Ciprano, George McCracken, Robert Davis, Francis Gardner, Ronald Borger. BOYSC Row 'I Robert Hone Richard Murphy Gerald Anderson John Norrls James Transfer Max Ardary Wlllldm Currv Noel Hamilton Norma Whnalxer faccompanlstj Rcw 2 Mr Rupert David Moyer Ronald Borger Francis Gardner Ted Bowman Gerald Gearharf Curley Knepp John DCIVIS Marlin McClure Davad Verrelll Joseph Truhllk Jacob McGee Mariano Crprlano GIRLS QUINTET Row I Mary Lou Gresllck Irene Fye Row 2 Shirley Ann Conner Donna Dale .lacquelune Lord - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IPAQ 5 , , X' Asif, 4? If an , 3 ., A xiii! ig' c iff , if 3 2 -' ' A A A , P 'J P 1 U in ' Q V Q, 3 h A , if W -f qt' - A qt' if ? K 6, ' -i-'Cf +-E fx- -fi -H Q ima 9.1-v, 2 3 I -f Q. 3 Flu- ' I 's ,' i 'lu ,' j -- . , ' I !a , U . .4 -A? 9 f if 1' - f'f-.,J - i:1xx tP9' . v iii b.. 'rm ti.: 1 L' - . P- L Q. 7 fry mi an .s., i fo , , ,, I ,, L4 ,Q I Q ' 'Wasp' Q lg T fn ' HH , bg F2 1, ,, v A ff 1 'B 1-'U J 1 's 1 ii 1 I 'U Q 1 :F xm' Y ' ' O LJ '42 W A 4 ner: THE PRESS CLUB The Press Club was organized in the fall under the sponsorship of the English Department rather than the Commercial Department as in former years. Mrs. Robert Errigo is the faculty sponsor. This club issues as a weekly school paper The Pattonite. The paper is published as an insert in the Curwensville paper. At the first meeting the club chose Helen Lash as editor-in-chief and Joan Malmberg and Nancy Hoblitzell as assistant editors. These girls and the other forty-six members gather and write up the news of the school. We feel that this club is contributing much to the school and community and so we wish for it much success in the future. Row Row Row Row Row Shirley Conner Emily Frank Helen Lash Emma Jean Bowers Mariano Cnprlano Bruno Sorento Alta Ross .loan Malmberg Jean Shaffer Mary Blackburn Nancy Hoblitzell James Wagner James Tralster Mrs Errigo Naomi Straw Irene Fye Dorothy Hummel Jean Rowles Robert Sutlka Mark Curulla Franklin Thompson Patrlcla Owens Barbara Peters Patricia Danvlr John Davis William Curry Joseph Mallon James Olson John Haines Virginia Shaw Catherine McKnight John Norris I: . I . I , I , , , I . 2: ,,,,' I I ' I 3: ' , , I I ' I . Row 4: Louise Williams, Theo Rowles, Norma Guglielmi, Janice Catino, Robert Whitaker, Donald Bowman. 5: . , . . I I . . . I . I . . - 6: , I . V . . . I . . ' . ' Raw Kathryn Black Shurley Clark Barbara Goss Lenore Bowden Lurunue Mae Boalnch Margaret Boyce Stancua McCracken Mrs Ella Bruggs Elsue Hoover Helen Clark Margaret McGarry Lulluan Straw Marlene Wutherute Joyce Pustulu Roberta Bennett Row Mary McDonald Helen Hupos Janet Muchael Naomu Whutaker Dane Rhone Mary Jane Haag Anne Duehl Dalna Seger Leah Mae Free man Joan Beeman Jean Shatter Jonuce Catuno Janet Bacheluer Esther Blackburn Janet Jones Ruth Cassudy Roberta Mathews Row Annabelle Gresluck Jeanette Anderson Dorus Wutherute Jean O r Dorothy Kashella Delores Wutherute Mona Thorpe Elaune Sneddon Ruth Mclaughlun Mary Smay Ellen Shaffer Elsue Fryer Florence Baulor Elsue Douglas Sara McGee Row Rose Palmer Dorothy Curry Nancy McFadden Margaret lrwun Kathryn Schoenwalter Kathryn Smay Patrucua Smeal Betty Shaffer Martha Supes Adalune Bennett Barbara Bowers Shurley Smuth Betty Lou Bowman Donna Dale Mary Lou Swatsworth Gretchen McCarl Lulluan Wrught Goldue Young Frances Weber Row Betty McFadden Joan Haunes Wava Bloom Elsuc Wunk Vera Jones Geraldune Curry Vurgunua Ruchards Beverly Duckunson Ruth Ann Spencer Emuly Frank Anne Neeper Joyce Derruck Naclune Hawc Joan Rushel Lalluan Clark BETA TRI-HI Y Beta Tru Hu Y sponsored by Mrs W H Bruggs, us composed of freshman and sophomore gurls The organuzatuon thus year has gauned strength because of the uounture and now has seventy two members The officers servung the gurls thus year are Shurley Smuth presudent, Barbara Goss, vuce presudent, Barbara Bowers, secretary, and Adal une Bennett treasurer The gurls have earned money durung the year by sellung refreshments at some of the bas ketball games, and by sellung tuckets to the All Star Save An Eye football game The gurls have used thus money to buy food for needy famulues at Chrustmas tume, and to pur chase a book for the lubrary The book, WEB STERS DICTIONARY OF SYNONYMS, was pre sented un memory of three area boys who lost theur luves un Korea These gurls were also responsuble for the dus trubutuon un the schools of T B posters and ban gles and March of Dumes folders Barbara Bowers and Shurley Smuth repre sented the local club at the Tru Hu Y Unuted Na tuons Assembly at Induana on January 21 and wull attend a sumular meetung at Harrusburg on March 'I6 T7 77 4: , , , '. . , . . . . . , . .. - - ', . . . .. , ' T ' . . f , . . . Il ll Readung from left to nght Betty Lou Bowman Annabelle Gresluck Jeanne Shaw Joan Dausher Patrucua Danvur Norma Bloom Florence Baulor Cecule Fye C .I H S CHEERLEADERS Lets go Curwensvulle' Yes uts the C J H S cheerleaders cheerung the boys to vuctory No game would have been complete wuthout them They put forth a constant eftort to mauntaun the school spurut Raun or fog fauled to dampen theur spuruts The gurls sold gold socks muttens and C J H S book covers un order to keep the school colors flyung The proht from these sales us used to mauntaun the unuforms The faculty advusors Mr Byron Chadderdon and Mrs Betty Flanagan helped make a better cheerung team out of our eught gurls Theur fruendly advuce was welcomed by the gurls The gurls un gold and black extend a hearty thanks to all loyal supporters N C I If - ' lu My umm- , 'mm , ,. f' 4 .W Q ,,.. . , ci t WL, .. , fy at-an ro' w. ' ' 1 S- ' Q ....,... , e .. rJ ',, ,, 1 1 1 , I I , I - Q O O l ll I ' ll . , . . , .... . , , .... 1 - - I THE LETTERMEN'S' CLUB The Lettermen's Club is one of the more exclusive clubs at C. J. H. S. Not everyone can become a member. In order to become a member a boy must win a letter in either football, basketball, or baseball. The club buys sweaters for all seniors winning two letters and for all underclassmen winning three letters. This year's sweater winners include Russell Clark, Harold Decker, Richard Frankhouser, Richard McDonald, Paul Rushinski, Tim Smith, William Traister, Kenneth Cathcart, Chris Cullen, and Lance Duttry. At a meeting early in the school year the following officers were elected: president, Chris Cullen, vice-president, Wallace Duttry, secretary-treasurer, Ken- neth Cathcart. Coach Zwirek is the faculty sponsor of the club. Row Lance Duttry Chris Cullen Blair Wink Wallace Duttry Gerald Fye Row Joseph Bunnell Russell Clark Harry Bunnell Robert LaRock Kenneth Cathcart Row Ronald Notor Ted Bowman Jack Kavelak Richard Frankhouser Row Robert Davis David Verrelli Harold Decker Ronald Berger Tim Smith Row Edward LaRock William Traister Joseph Dale Paul Rushmski Mr Zwirek I: I . I . . , I . 2: , , , , - 3: , , , ' - 4: . I . .I I I . . - 5: I . . . , I . .I - - . FUTURE HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Orgamzed November T950 Number of members 23 Omcers President Joan Dausher Vnce Presldent Dorothy Hummel Secretary Helen Kavelak Treasurer Anna Blackburn Reporter Alta Ross Hlstoruan Joyce Bonsall Parllamentaruan Margaret Rlshel Faculty Sponsor Mrs Edgar Henry Row Alta Ross Arlene Whntuker Jeanette Jones Leota Neeper Joyce Bonsall Row Stephlna Pacllsalr Helen McCall Anna Blackburn Margaret Rnshel Donna Mono Luppert Naomu Straw T ward New Horizons Row Joan Dalsher Beverly Way Delorls Bell Marlene Sllvls Loulse Wlllnams Purpose Row Helen Kavelalc Grace lrwln Dorothy Hummel Beverly Wise Mrs Henry Cathenne McKmght Gaye Bloom FUTURE FARMERS Orgamzed September 1950 Number of members 28 Officers Presndent Sam Bachelner Vlce Presudent Wulllam Wlse Secretary Joseph Truhlnk Treasurer Frank Thompson Reporter Clatr Smay Sentmel Marlun McClure Faculty Sponsor Mr Maurice G Verbeke Motto Learning to do Doung to learn Earnmg to lnve Llvong to serve Purpose To develop agrncultural leadershup cooperatuon cltlzenshup to lead stu dents unto the busnness of farmmg 80 Row Row Row Row Row To prepare each gurl to take her place nn the home and nn socnety Ronald McClure Norman Barr Sam Bacheller Glenn Thorp Donald Kester Drexel Pentz Muchael George McCracken Joseph Truhllk Joseph Wrlgglesworth Corlnss Thorp Ronald Johnston Duane Johnston Clark Rach Jacob McGee Clair Smay James lrwln Ernest Hauck Wllllam Wlse Paul Tate Marlln McClure Mr Verbeke 1 I ll , ' f , , - ' 25 I l 1 I I l 1 5 I , ' . H O ' H 3: . I I . I . .I , . . . 41 , ' , . ' , - , : ll I I 4 1 , I QF ! 2 2: Merle McClure, Wallace McGee, Joseph Moderia, Gust Maderia, Robert 31 ' , ' , ' , . 42 1 ' , , ' , ' - . 51 , ' ' ' , , ' , - . W- I ll ' - - 11 . . I ' , ' z - FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA Organuzed January T951 Number of members 'IO Omcers Presndent Helen Lash Vnce Presldent Mary Blackburn Secreta ry Irene Fye Treasurer Norma Whitaker Faculty Advnser Mr Jamesl Moore Row 'I Mary Blackburn Helen Lash Irene Fye Purpose Row 2 Shirley Conner Norma Whitaker Matilda Radzueta Emma Jean Bowers To lnleresl Students In the lecchlng Row 3 Gerald Anderson Don Bowman Charles Muller professlon PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATICDN Even though the P T A Isnt a school actnvnty un whnch students dn rectly partnclpate we feel that ut has a place ID thus sectoon for tts mann purpose us to do what It can to and the youth of our community We want to express our thanks to the P T A for all that ut has done for us un the past and ask for nts con tmued support In the future 81 left to nght Mrs .lack Goodman vtce presldent Mr Isaac Whutaker president Mrs George Rxshel secretary Mrs Wilson Straw treasurer Mr Harry Hell second vnce president I I , W I T ' ' ' 1 . n 3 1 1 1 - . Z , , . - - - , - : . , : . , : . , 1 . . ' I I I I . C J H S SPORTS RECORD Date Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oc 14 Oc 21 Oct 28 N v 4 Nov 11 FOOTBALL Clymer Johnsonburg Moshannon Jolnt Punxsutawney Cooper Twp New Bethlehem Bellwood Antls Sykesvllle Osceola Clearf1eld BASKETBALL Opp H Date Opp H Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec G11 GV! GFI CID GD an OD GFI 6 9 9 9 9 e 9 St Francrs Houtzdale Woodward Moshannon Joint Houtzdale Woodward St Francis Sykesvllle Sandy Twp Brockway Summervnlle Reynoldsvulle Clearf1eld Falls Creek Sykesvllle Sandy Twp Brockway Clearf1eld Reynoldsvulle Summerville Falls Creek . C. J. . 9 6 33 . 16 0 0 .23 ' 0 41 .30 0 6 . 7 . 0 39 t. 6 14 t. - ' 12 O . ' 7 6 0 . 0 26 . O 0 .20 . ' 43 .11 - 37 .12 B.-C.-I. 49 .18 ' 28 .20 - 34 .21 . ' 44 Jan. 3 Moshannon Joint 37 J . 5 ' 57 J . 9 . 45 J .12 46 J .16 ' 50 J .19 ' 46 J .23 61 J .26 B.-C.-I. 51 J .30 59 F b. 2 ' 57 F b. 6 . 62 F b. 9 39 F b. 15 72 F b. 17 ' 35 F b.23 ' 41 F b. 27 51 X SPGRTS K as QE 'll I' 7 8 X Xi?-2 ,wx 'x A ,Q fRf W N Ii f N ' f,J f - J fx Qf-:ik'1'g . X '37,-l F7 1x'V'y, I 'JZ ' i oem I 7 2 F, I Muni Q, 'll M2 E7 :Sf . 3 5 f' f SVU UU .J S S l.LI L.l.l il Ll.I I f 1' .ix ,is HIL li'- Qri lst ,LYS L KN +-A gr? WEARERS OF THE HC 'I. Russell Clark, Paul Rushinski 2. Bill Dale, Dick McDonald 3. Lance Duttry 4. Kenneth Cathcart 5. Ted Bowman 6. Dick Frankhouser 7. Harold Decker 8. Chris Cullen 9. Tim Smith 'IO. Ronald Notor l l. Sam McCracken l2. Bill Traister T3. Harry Bunnell 14. Bob LaRock, Jack Kavelak l5. Blair Wink, Gerald Fye ON THE SCENE SHOTS T Tnme out to pose 2 Here I come' 3 Gnve me strength! 4. Talking it up 5 Another touchdown! 6 He gets his mon' 'val Row 1: Russell Clark Charles Mellon Robert Sutika Jim McNauI Deuwain Rickard, Frank Decker Coach Smawley Row 2 Gordon Bloom .lim Tralster BIII Wlse Chester Solley Robert Buck Gale Solley Robert Burns Edward Tkaclk Four Drlps and Drop D Iiverm e 9 corpse e knew you coming so we baked a cake Adneu adieu kind friends adueu 9 f 'f 0 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD We apologize to the junior var- sity squad for such a poor picture. The weatherman refused to be kind to us so that another picture could be taken. Row 3 Oscar Neeper Andy Pizzutl Eugene Rafferty Ronnie Jones Dick Bunnell .Iam Wagner Fred Decker Eddie LaRock ARMISTICE DAY PEP MEETING Ra. x 1 liar. 1 Ivglwilff K r S? .A 1 'V , 19 - tw . I I T if 1 0 as JN' riff My 3 6,9 ,H-H5 I-2---A WMI . -'fu' ' xl mi MQW? 'weikmsvz 1 ,r f f 1 i s gt QUE, A if ., , ,eng Wx f ii 4. 4 3 ,Q -S Fi ' ' , 2 1 9 fl' fig gc A -is H Iwi, 1 3 I I ' I ' P Q 1 f , Q if ,sf , f ,Q Hg 4. I' ' jf -- ' 1 H iff 'J 1 U PLAY BALL! Get in Stretch Zeke's Which there Zu g it's coming ci little more, Poul! reodyg let him have it. hands cure which? Wotch Wally that 77. has it-or has he? down! 9 n v. Ui wa 5134 Q ,f-fp . ,A - S I 4 .3 I -gg Q A , is ! Z r ,f Y A f l ' VN' z J 3 eff swf ? iW J s' L ? I H ,'. 1 .. XC sie 5 - 5 v ...ZZ 4 ' Eh L UN, O Q4 I MINI ,wen WM, ,aww f n :Jf , , .mm Q , ,- yn Row 'I Raymond Smith Lemolne Snlvls Roberi Suhka Fred Decker Richard Wrlght Row 2 Edward Morgan Robert Burns Edward Crabtree Thomas Shaw James Rushmslu C J H S JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD J. V. Coach smcwley Addas Beauty Shop Addlemans Garage Altoona School of Commerce Amerncan Leguon American Leguon Auxlluary Ardarys Store Arlons Beauty Shop Arnold JohnC Attorney Barley Motors Barneys Barber Shop Bartell Transfer ard L F a d Beer Evallna I PATRONS Clover Farm Store Colluns Florust Conmes Beauty Shop Cowdrncks Drug Store Crlssey D A B Curwensvulle Flornst Curwensvllle Curwensvulle Curwensvulle Curwensvnlle Curwensvllle Furniture Co Motor Service Paunt 81 Body P T A State Bank Deluxe Dry Cleanlng Dlehl Fred Motor Shop , , . . - , . . - , . . .. . I rg ' l I , . I 'I I . . . Be , . . n J. B. I ' ' . 1 1 - , Bennington Electric Co. Domes Beauty SHOP I , I . ' . , I I 'I . I I . , .. I I , , , I I . , . . , , . ' 1 . , , I I - , , Blooms Pharmacy Bobs Army 8. Navy Stouc Bonsall Chevrolet Co Brodys Brown Henry J Furnlture Browns Boot Shop Calvary Chapel Carfleys Restaurant Carns Bros Carrs Store Clrcola Harry Cnty Drug Store Claster M L 81 Sons Clearfield Cheese Co Clearfield Coca Cola Bottlmg Co Clearfield Dry Goods Clearfield Equlpment Co Clearfield Furs Clearfield Progress Clearfleld Sportlng Goods Co Dot s Restaurant Dotts Moto: Co DuBous Busmess College Dufton s Hardware Electric Supply Co Errugos Bnlluard Parlor Fashlon Shop Florette s Fox John Grocery Fye s Restaurant Gates Hardware Co Golden Crust Bakery Haley Dean Harolds Merchandise Mart Helmbold 8K Stewart Insurance Heyclrlck 81 Shugarts Holdens Pannt Store Howes Jewelry Store Howes Leather Co Hummel Lunoleum P aunt 8- Paper PATRONS Ideal Upholstery Shop Jacobson 8. Etzwenler Kontors Inc Kelleys Shoe Store Keystone Ice Cream Co Keystone Restaurant Kurk A M 8- on Kovachs Department Store Krebs Bros Transfer Co Kurtz Bros Lauderbach Grlest Co Leltzungers Department Store Lezzer Lumber Co Lughthouse Book Store Lnnnger R H Long Dean R McAnulty Bottled Gas Servtcc McCues Market MCE roy D W J McGregors Snack Bar McNeel 8- Smnth Men s Shop The Muller Dairy Co Mohawk Restaurant Murphy G C Co Murphy Dr J H Murphys Drug Store Norrus Barber Shop North American Refractorles O Brnen s Jewelry Store Olson Gunnard Park Hotel Parskys Clothing Store Paul s Shoe Servuce Pennsylvonna Electric Penney J C C Pentz St Snlberblatt Attorneys Pocahontas Lodge 277 Prove Ntck Quaker Hnlls Danry Farm Rands Cut Rate Drug Store Rescue Hose 81 Ladder Rex Lyrlc 81 Ritz Theaters Rhoda Rebekah Lodge A-347 Rsddles Service Statnon Ruversude Motors Inc Rorabaugh Agency The Rubbe 84 Son Barber Shop Sandi: Supply C0 Sanntavy Mnlk Co Shull Studuos Smiths Camera Shop Smnths Furnnture Soult Lumber Co South Sade Garage Specualty Shop The Splnellu Servuce Statlon Straw Bros Thompson Busnness College Thompson Watchmoker Ways Statnonery Store Wnllnams 81 Green Wolf Furniture Co Woodel s Musuc Store Workmans Manufacturung Wrnght Hardware Co Zummerman Engraving Co , . ., o. , f ... l . , , ' , . . 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