East Forest High School - Marien Yearbook (Marienville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

1966 Mwaett Published by Senior Class of East Forest Joint School, Marienville, Pa 7tnctenclate KeK 'DecUcaticK rtctiMtiet . rtduenti4iny. In Memoriam He was our friend, He taught us each day. We find something missing Since he went away. He was our friend, Lending a helping hand. It doesn't seem right, That he left our land. Administration Board of Education Left to Right: Marjorie Zimmerman, Betty Lou Rcash, '’ildred Ruhlman, Mary Jane Mays, Bud Blymillcr, George Karl, Ruth McDonald (Recording Secretary), A1 Payne, Marion Rupert, Mate Croasman, Jim Fulmer, Ray Mensch, Ralph Williams, Willis Whiteman, Gerald Gelnett. Absent from photo: Kathrvn Mc- Canna, S. P. Dodge, Paul Carter, Mary F. F.llis, Wallace Shaf- fer. and Velma Stankovich. We, the Senior Class of 1P66, wish to thank Mr. Seiffcrt and the East Forest Joint School Board for the adequate provisions that have aided in making our past years in school so beneficial. We recognize that many long hours were spent in conferences arranging the new facilities that were installed in our building, and we give you our sincere thanks for your efforts. Mr. Karl Sciffert Forest County Superintendent of Schools 4 Administration Mr. Philip '. Wn 11 ace Supervising Principal All of us who have been entrusted with your formal edu- cation have respected your worth as individuals and arc proud of your collective achievements. The athletic accomplishments cf this year will bring honor to your school for many future years. It is our hope that the lessons of sportsmanship, dig- nity, courage, and spirit, coupled with your academic enrich- ment, will enable you to meet all future challenges of life with confidence as you seek to conquer new and bigger goals. Mr. John F., Smrck high School Principal MR. LAWRENCE KISKO English P.O.D. Athletic Director Jr. % Sr. High Basketball F.T.A. Club, Athletic Assoc. MRS. LEE SUTTON Science and Mathematics k. MR. ARTHUR VAN NORT Mathematics and Guidance MR. CHARLES MEYERS Physical Education, Health, Driver Education, and baseball and basketball MR. JAMES FARRELL Science and Science Club MISS CAROL HUFFMAN English, Social Studies, Geography, and Senior Play 6 MR. GARY LONG Industrial Arts and Rifle Club MISS ADELIA GARCIA Secondary and elementary Spanish MR. PAUL ROLIN General Music and Band MRS. JOHN SHI PE Home Economics, English, Reading, and F.H.A. MR. EDGAR MEESE Social Studies, Geography Family Survival, Rifle Club MRS. ALAN ROBERTS Business Education and O.G.A. Club MR. JOHN SilOUP Reading, Mathematics, Library Science, Lib- rary Club 7 Mrs. Edytha Crawford Therapist FACULTY Mr. Joseph Pifer Gen. Science and Math Mrs. Joanne Skibinski School Nurse Mr. George Caylor Student Teacher Mr. David Washburn Student Teacher Mr. Robert Ishman Student Teacher Mr. James Wygant Student Teacher 8 Cafeteria Staff Left to Right Mrs. Laurabelle Gesin Mrs. Mary Jane Tempest Miss Elmira Vhitton Custodians Left to Right Mr. Bob Cochran Mr. Don Cochran Bus Drivers Left to Right Mr. Don Cochran Mr. Bob Snyder Mr. Alan Whitton Mr. Bob Cochran Mr. Neil Kahle Mr. Cecil p a r r e 11 Mr. Edgar Meese Specialists Secretary Mrs. Aldine Williams Yearbook Staff Seated: Left to Right: Alberta Moore, Bonnie Sharp, Barb Bauer, Gerry Vasbindcr, Linda Covel, Janice Ekis, Ella Chapel, Polly Badenoch, Donna Palmer, Gail Snyder, co-editor, Marjie Reynolds, co-editor, Carol Wallace, Lois Zimmerman, Kathy Riggs, ‘.'ikki Ruhlman, Judy Castner, Bonnie Mensch, Peggy Wareham, Peggy Andring. . Standing: Don Taylor, Chuck Huffman, ’on Slater, Jim Moritz, Tim Slater, Terry Stanton, Jeff Gelnette, Ron Slater, iob Carter, Mike Pastilock, Bill McClain, Ken Blymiller, Patty Johnson, Kathy Whiteman, Carol Cussins. Into the production of the 196 Marien have gone many hours of careful planning, work, and pleasure. We worked hard with the thought that through this yearbook we could bring to you a small part of the many memories of the 19 5-66 school year. We wish to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Smrek, who has acted as our advisor, for his many hours of guid- ance and patience. 'Without his untiring efforts, this publication of the Marien would never have been possible. As you look through this book, we hope that it will bring back memories of East Forest and all the good times that have been spent here. We now present the 1966 iiarien , with the hope that you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it to- gether. GRADUATION May 27, 1966 CLASS MOTTO The world knows well that whoever takes one step will take more: it is important, then, to take the first step well. Name: Kathleen J. Riggs Nickname: Kathy Birthdate: March 6, 19ii8 Course: Academic Ambition: College Pastime: Going to Kane Secratary Barb Bauer Name: Lois J. Zimmerman Nickname: Lo Birthdate: March 6, 19U8 Course: Academic Ambition: Nursing Field Pastime: Cook, watch T.V CLASS OFFICERS President Lois Zimmerman Vice President Don Taylor Name: Donald L. Taylor Nickname: Don or Doc Birthdate: May 11, 19L8 Course: General Ambition: Trade School Pastime: Working at the Esso Treasurer Kathy Riggs CLASS COLOR Blue Gold CLASS FLOWER Red Rose Name: Barbara F, Bauer Nickname: Mousie Birthdate: June 7, 19U8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pastime: Listening to the radio Name! Judy A. Castner Nickname: Jude Birthdate: Sept. 2k, 'U8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician Pastime: Loafing Name: Dennis L. Altman Nickname: Denny Birthdate: Dec. 26, 19L8 Course: Academic ambition: To live a full life Pastime: Playing basket- ball Name: Robert A. Carbaugh Nickname: Bob Birthdate: Oct. 28, 19U7 Course: General Ambition: Air Force Pas time: Loafing Name: Darryl R. Covel Nickname: Darry Birthdate: May 31, 19U7 Course: General Ambition: Marriage Pastime: Girls Name: Linda A. Covel Nickname: Lynn Birthdate: Dec. 28, 19L8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Success in life Pastime: Staying out of trouble Name: Kenneth R. Blymiller Nickname: Butch Birthdate: Feb. 16, 19U8 Course: Academic Ambition: Stay Alive Pastime: Basketball Name: Ella M. Chapel Nickname: Ellie Birthdate: June 21, 19US Course: Academic Ambition: College Pastime: Staying out of trouble Name: David tkis Nickname: Eke Birthdate: Sept. 23, 191:7 Course: Academic Ambition: Pilot Pastime: Loafing Name: Jeffery Gelnette Nickname: Frenchy Birthdate: April 29, 191 8 Course: Academic Ambition: None Whatsoever.1 Pastime: Tuning my car Name: Ralph C. Harp Nickname: Rick Birthdate: Jan. 9, 19l 9 Course: Gene ral Ambition: Get Married Pastime: Girls Name: Carol L, Cussins Nickname: Cook Birthdate: Kay 2, 19U8 Course: Coranercial Ambition: Be happy Pastime: Worrying Name: Darryl N. Fiscus Nickname: Duke Birthdate: July 16, 19U3 Course: Academic Ambition: To be rich Pastime: Loafing Name: Frederick W. Huth Nickname: Rick 3irthdate: Nov. 9, 19U7 Course: General Ambition: See the World P as time: Mo toreyeles Name: Janice L. Ekis Nickname: Blondie Birthdate: Jan. 27, 19U8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Happiness Pastime: Writing to Bob r r Name: Charles Huffman Nickname: Chuck Birthdate: Aug. 20, 19h8 Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Pastime: Hiking Name: Diana L. Hepler Nickname: Diane Birthdate: May 16, 19U8 Course: Academic Ambition: Airline Hostess Pastime: Riding Honda lame: Rosalie E. Irwin lickname: Rosie lirthdate: Mar. 11, 19U8 lourse: Commercial unbition: Get Married ’astime: Going out with Tom Name: Chris A. Kessler Nickname: Chris Birthdate: Sept. 7, 19U8 Course: Gene ral Ambitiont Graduation Pastime: My car Name: Patricia A. Johnson Nickname: Bubbs Birthdate: Oct. 26, 191 8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pastime: The Soda Bar Name: Lewis S. Mensch Nickname: Menschy Birthdate: Oct. 15, 191 8 Course: Academic Ambition: Be a millionaire Pastime: Cleaning house 16 Name: William D. McClain Nickname: Bill Birthdate: Oct 31, '1 8 Course: Academic Ambition: Become Rich Pastime: Basketball Name: Donna M. Palmer Nickname: Dawn Birthdate: Feb. 28, 191 8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Typist Pastime: Dancing Name: Alberta B. Moore Nickname: Bert Birthdate: May 13, '1 8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Air Line School Pastime: Trips to Kane Name: Roger Leichtenberger Nickname: Leich Birthdate: Feb. 19, 191 7 Course: General Ambition: Get out of School Pastime: Driving Name: Catherine Quarles Nickname: Reb Birthdate: Nov. 17, 19U6 Course: Gene ral Ambition: Marriage Pastime: Writing letters Narae: James Moritz Nickname: Mory Birthdate: Nov. 30, 191:8 Course: Academic Ambition: Travel Pastime: Driving Name: Nikki S. Ruhlman Nickname: Nikki Birthdate: Aug, 7, 191 8 Course: Academic Ambition: Spanish Teacher Pastime: Writing Letters Naune: Marjorie J. Reynolds Nickname: Marjie Birthdate: May 23, 191 8 Course: Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Pastime: Music Name: Joseph Silvis Nickname: Joe Birthdate: Feb. 19, 19l 8 Course: Academic Ambition: To be a success Pastime: leading Name: Ronald P. Slater Nickname: Ron Birthdate: Nov. 2, 191 6 Course: General Ambition: Get Married Pastime: Girls Nane: Geraldine Elaine Vasbinder Nickname: Gerry Birthdate: July 5, 19U8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Pastime: Dancing Name: Carol Sue Scalfaro Nickname: Stinky Birthdate: Jan. 12, 19U8 Course: General Ambition: Get the one boy she wants Pastime: Waiting for telephone calls Name: James Spencer Nickname: Jim Birthdate: May 29, 19U7 Course: General Ambition: Graduation Pastime: Loafing 18 Name: Alicia G. Snyder Nickname: Gizzle Birthdate: May 11, 19b8 Course: Commercial Ambition: To be successful Pastime: Wondering Name: Stephen T. Slater Nickname: Tom Birthdate: Apr. 22, 19U8 Course: General Ambition: Further Education Pastime: Staying out of trouble Name: John Timon Slater Nickname: Tim Birthdate: April 22, '1 8 Course: General Ambition: Business College Pastime: Loafing Name: Bonnie L. Sharp Nickname: Bunny Birthdate: July 6, 19U8 Course: Commercial Ambition: Success in life Pastime: Listening to the radio Name: Terrance L. Stanton Nickname: Brain Birthdate: May 18, 19l 7 Course: Academic Ambition: College Pastime: Working on my car Name: Larry D. Yeaney Nickname: Larry Birthdate: Sept. 19, 191 8 Course: Qeneral Ambition: Graduation Pastime: Loafing Name: Carol L. Wallace Nickname: Tiny Buck Birthdate: Aug. 15, 191 8 Course: Academic Ambition: College Pastime: Doing Nothing Name: Robert Willoughby Nickname: Bob Birthdate: May 5, 191 7 Course: General Ambition: To Graduate Pastime: Driving Name: Ronald Weaver Nickname: Ron Birthdate: Acr. 26, ' 191 8 Course: General Ambition: Army Pastime: Playing Pool Name: Kathryn Whiteman Nickname: Kay Birthdate: April 26, 191 8 Course: General Ambition: Technician Training Pastime: Driving Senior Class History As we entered first grade in 1953, some of us were bashful for the first few days, but we were finally convinced that the teachers did not bite, only reprimand when necessary. Overcoming our shyness of the older students, we found the old school playground a virtual fountain of entertainment. Being exhuberant, we found recess the most challenging part of the day. We recall walking from the old school to the new to go to the cafe- teria, ana looking forward to the time we would move to the new school. Entering junior high, like all little urchins, we were confused with all the activity of changing class. We sponsored a theater party, skating party, and a swimming party. As notorious freshman, we fought the initiating seniors with tooth and nail. .We finally settled down to the drudgery of being underclassmen and proceeded with our education. We best remember our classes in the old library, study halls, and the fun of decorating for dances. Our junior year was extremely eventful. We began to realize how important our education was. We also scurried to complete our prepara- tions for the Boy-Girl Dance and the Senior Prom, Rhapsody in Blue. We gave our junior play, You Can’t Take It V ith You, ' in which we made our debut. Our anticipated senior year fulfilled all our expectations. With many seniors providing the scoring ability, we. East Forest, were able to tie for the U.A.V.L. baseball championship and easily won the League Basketball Championship by having an undefeated team, finishing the regular season with a 21-0 record. The senior play, Introducin’ Susan, under the able direction of Miss Carol Huffman, was presented on April 1U and 15. The play, a comedy, was enjoyed by all and proved to be a success. Our combined Commencement-Baccalaureate exercise was held on Friday, May 27, 1966, at 8:00 in the East Forest High School gymnasium. As we received our diplomas, we realized that we would be leaving our many friends and that we must take our first independent steps toward our individual goals. Senior Class Will I, Denny Altman, being of very sound mind, will my flirting ability to anyone who can wink at two girls at once. I, Barb Bauer, will my ’height to the JV basketball team. I, Ken Blymiller, will my name Pete Bose of Strattanville to Mr. William Renton, for better luck in Brookville. I, Bob Carbaugh , will my pet name Chopper to Ken Gadley. I, Judy Castner, will my truck-driving ability to 3ob Silvis. I, Ella Chapel, will my yellow Pontiac, driver’s license, and ability to drive to Marlene. I, Darryl Covel, will my long walks into town to anyone who likes to walk. I, Linda Covel, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Peggy Wareham. I, Carol Cussins, will my possessive nature to anyone; it hasn’t helped me any . I, Dave Ekis, will my studious hours of Spanish class to Bob Silvis. I, Janice Ekis, will my blonde hair to anyone that thinks blondes have more fun--I'll never tell. I, Darryl Fiscus, will my starting position in basketball to Dan Motter. I, Jeff Gelnette, will my Herai-Charger to Frank Socknan, because he needs a good motor. I, Ralph Karp, will my English classes to anyone who likes English. I, Diane Ilepler, will my name Honda Girl to Pam Carter, and wish her con- tinued luck with Honda riders. I, Charles Huffman, being of sound mind and body, will my fuzzy mirror to Bill Renton. I, Rick Iluth, and I, Joe Silvis, will our good behavior to anyone who needs it. I, Rose Irwin, will my nickname Posie to Rosie Moore. I, Pat Johnson, will my long hours of standing in the Soda Bar to Lola Maze, if she has good nerves. I, Chris Kessler, will my twelve years of schooling to anyone who has good use for them. I, Roger Leichtenberger, will my love for my English teacher to a certain elementary teacher. I, Bill McClain, will my basketball ability to Bull Dink. I, Scot Mensch, will my good judgment of road conditions to Crash McClellan. I, Alberta Moore, will my trips to Kane to anyone who wants to waste gas. I, Jim Moritz, insist on taking everything with me. I, Donna Palmer, will my office duties to my sister, Marilyn. I, Cathy Quarles, will my yankee accent back to the four girls I got it from. I, Marjorie Reynolds, will my fun at District and County Band to anyone who likes to associate with people. I, Kathy Riggs, will my black hair to anyone with a bottle of Nice ’n Easy. I, Nikki Ruhlman, will my serene composure to Ardean Hoak. I, Carol Sue Scalfaro, will my x)ast driving experiences to anyone with enough cars and insurance to cover them. I, Bonnie Sharp, will my seventh periods with Mrs. Roberts to anyone who likes headaches and fun. I, Ron Slater, will my flying trips into Marienville to Max Palmer. I, Tim Slater, will my P.O.D. classes to anyone who likes to listen to Mr. Kisko talk. I, Tom Slater, will my ability in basketball to anyone who needs it. I, Gail Snyder, will my late hours to Linda Zimmerman and friend. I, Jim Spencer, will my measurements to Mary Peplinski. I, Terry Stanton, will my 58 GTO to Nate Maze—he needs a good car. I, Don Taylor, being of sound mind and body, I think, will my car to anyone who doesn’t like to go par .ing. I, Gerry Vasbinder, will my ice cream job to someone who has patience with first graders who don’t know what they want. I, Carol Wallace, will my straight hair to anyone who has the time to iron it. I, Ron Weaver, being of sound mind and body, will ray past years at E.F. to anyone with enough patience to put up with it. I, Kathy Whiteman, will my nickname Goldfinger to Frank Sockman. I, Bob Willoughby , will my homeroom to anyone who wants to get a nervous breakdown. I, Larry Yeaney , will my English class to anyone who can stand my grades. I, Lois Zimmerman, will half the million dollars I wish I had to anyone who will heli me get it. 21 SENIOR PERSON ALI TIE I said What??? LOOK-A-LIKES SHORTEST f, TALLEST MOST POPULAR FRIENDLIEST CONCERT TOUR Niagara Falls Concert Tour The band left Marienville at 6 A.M. Saturday, May 15, to begin their two day tour of Niagara Falls. The students were accompanied by Mr. Mrs. Edgar Meese, Mr. Mrs. Paul Rolin, and Mr. Mrs. Smrek. Reaching Buffalo, they traveled across the Peace Bridge into Canada. After Customs, the. left Fort Erie and took the Scenic Drive to the falls, ate a picnic lunch at the Falls picnic area, then to the Empress Motel to relax and start preparation for the afternoon concert at the beautiful Queen Victoria Park. That evening they toured the Falls Area. Rising early the next morning, they ate breakfast at the Rain- bow Room of the Sheratan-Brock Hotel at 7 A.M. Then the chaperons and students went to church. Returning to the motel they gathered to complete the Sunday morning itinerary. After lunch they pre- pared for the Sunday concert at Onieda Tower. They returned to Marienville at 6:30 Sunday evening. The trip was not only enjoyable, but educational and rewarding. 26 Underclassmen Pat McClellan, Pres. Pill Renton, Treas. Mike Pastilock, V. Pres. Tamera Frazier, Sec JUNIORS Stanley Itourke Rosina Gregc Frank Sockraan Clara Parrett Sue Lucas John Wareham Gayle Motter Dan Motter 28 Margaret Andring Linda 7 iraraerman Polly Badenoch Thomas Glenn .ferri Fulmer Mark Huth Sandra Kerns Robert Covel M. lieichtenberger James Castner Ernestine Quarles William Byers Robert Hoak Carol Dixon 2' Gary Taylor Hobert Carter Becky White Nettie Gaston William Carbaugh Vickie Irwin ffl William Grigsby Rllen Covel Janice McCanna Howard Grigsby Darnel LaCaze Sherry Payne Sandra UCaze Gayle McClellan Philip Frost 10 CANDID SHOTS SOPHOMORES Dottie Madara, Pres. Verna Sharp, Treas. Elaine Reash, V. Pres. Diane Shields, Sec. Mary Bussell Michael Adams Amv Veshella Bo Leichtenberger furiel Zimmerman Pat Pasti lock 32 Helen Fiscus Carolyn Cochran Max Tolmer Hose Mary Moore G. Zimmerman Dennis Thornton F )la Maze Roger Weaver Jenny Beane I e Wolfgang Lydia Thacher Steven Stewart Kathy Means Wi1li Daab Debbie McCanna Roberta Ishman Marlyn Nicklas Ruth Confer Pamela Carter Mary Rarron 33 FRESHMEN Michele Huthy Pres. Larry Schreiber, Treas. B. McClelland Torn fiatesman, V. Pres. Bill Ruhlman, Sec. Robert Summers Mary Frost Robert Silvis Shirley Shick Robert Taylor 34 Jack Spencer Eva Daab £ Charles Lucas JL Kenneth Harp Kathy Spencer Nathan Maze Harry Dehner rJear Hoak Susan Cove I Terry Stevenson Keith Stewart Robert Rarron P Charles 1� aCaze Vickie Boyd Robert Dot!error Elizabeth Carter «'itn. Littlefield Kathy Coleman 35 EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left to right: lid Whiteman, Jim Parrett, Kill Andring Dick Wallace, Rick McClain, Ken McClellan, Ron Covcl, Jim Gates- man, Gayland Cook. Second Row: Mrs. Sutton, Sharon McDonald, i.uth Renton, Paula licaslcy, Julie Nesbella, Nancy Benkovich Roberta Ilepler, Marilyn Palmer, Claire Zimmerman. Third Row: Karla Fiscus, Diane Taylor, Carilyn ilepinger, Wanda Hilyer, Jean Dctric, Linda Leichtcnbcrgcr, Phyllis Hulings, Sue Regina. Four- th Row: Ken Biglcy, Mike Vandervort, Duane Yeaney, Leo Asel, Dan Crigsby, Alan Silvis, Sam Hilyer. (Absent) Marsha Dixon. SEVENTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Mr. Meese, Cathy Catcsman, Bonnie Sil- vis, Debbie McDonald, Mary Glenn, Debbie McClellan, Kathy Huffman, Nancy Tavlor, Karen Ludcn. Second Row: Patty Mays', Cathy Castncr, George Haslctt, Fred Reynolds, Rick Moritz, John Pasti- lock, Nick Noccker, Barb Summers, Dawn Fitzgerald. Third Row: Robert Means, Ld Renton, Tom Russell, Jim Heaslcy, Tom Covcl, Jerry Thorton, Brent Carter, Tim Dorsett. 36 SEVENTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Mr. Meese, Bonnie Coleman, Pam Vander- vort, Virginia Covel, Ruth Cochran, Dora Asel. Second Row: Darry Harp, Steve Coleman, Don Schrecengost, Ronnie Haslctt, Lugenc Until, Randy Ilaslett, David Biglcy. Third Row: Brent Carbaugh, Don Pack, John lick, MiTce Beane, Todi Barnet, Kenny Cadley. (Ab- sent) Marcella Grubbs and Otis Davenport. SIXTH GRADE First Row, left to right: Sal Mazzocchl, Edward Parrett; Oscar Eck, Joey Hoak, Kirk Kessler, Dennis Boschini, Richard Dixon, Anthony Cook. Second Row: Mrs. Landess, Bruce Pierce, Stephanie Carter, Marie Noecker, Debbie Schall, Christine Whiteman, Linda Henry, Pam McDonald, Mike Schrecengost, John Oliver. Third Row: Stephen Johnson, Dan Stevenson, Angela Bauer, Sarah Kendall, Robert Wolfgang, Gary Gelnette, Tom Mortimer, Randy Renton, Del- phine Walker, Ronald Pastilock, Peggy Barron. Fourth Row: Susan Frost, Dorothy Hilyer, Margaret Confer, Pam Hepler, Cynthia McCanna, Gary Asel, Ronald Abriatis, Paul Leichtenberger, Jeffery Parrett, Edward Palmer, Dennis Johnson. 37 Fifth Grade First Row, left to right: Kevin Carter, Frank Bradybaugh, Jerry Beane, Teresa Bauer, Kristie Barnett, Mike Gatesraan, Tim Andring, Tim Gadley, Deborah Gadley, Joyce Gadley, Roxanne Silvis. Second Row: Mr. Staley, Debra Miller, Brenda Littlefield, Dorothea Detrie, Art Huth, Mark Hepler, Alan Glenn, Ricky Gelnette, James Silvis, Delores Riggs, Karen Silvis. Third Row: Tim Stevenson, Jr. Quarles, Ed Oliver, David Means, Roger Yeaney, Dan Wallace, Linda Wareham, Sherry Taylor, Jeff Walaski, Susan Taylor. Fourth Grade First Row, left to right: Mrs. Smith, Linda Cochran, Donna Shipe, Opal Confer, Kathleen Oliver, Micky Riggs, Susan Whitton, Lori Regina, Terry McClellan, Jerry Rourke, Steven Taylor. Second Row: Richard Burcher, Michael Wolfgang, Paul Silvis, Hal Grubbs, Kevin Renton, Steven Hilyer, Allan Votana, Douglas Hepler, Timothy Horn- burg, Garry Meese. First Row, left to right: Leila llaslett, Cynthia Russell, Karen Noecker, Nancy Coleman, Vicki Johnson, Larry McClellan, Vickie Anders, Susan McCanna, Rebecca Kendall, Barry Chandler. Second Row: Mr. Hewitt, Leroy Blauscr, Kenneth Barron, Gary Stewart, Anthony Mazzocchi, Chris Schrecengost, Linda Zimmerman, Leslie Walker, Joy Eck, Martha Fitzgerald, Jane Taylor. Third Row: Stephen Nesbella, Lloyd Thacher, Gloria Dixon, Margaret Covel, David Motter, Lynn Altman, Jean Taylor, Blaire Cassatt, Leroy Shick, Andrew Wallace. First Row, left to right: Shelley Daniels, Brian Hi Iyer, Allan Asel, Mary Ann Mays, Ruth Ann Zimmerman, Susan Walters, Linda Kaminski, Armand Mazzocchi, Janice Silvis, Georgine Huth. Second Row: Miss Mathews, Ted llepler, Darlene Zimmerman, Catherine Haslett, Brad Huffman, Bill McDonald, Allen Lichvar, Gary Brady baugh, Mike Rausch, Denise McCanna. Third Row: Vickie Fielman, Kenneth Littlefield, Kathy Meese, Sam Phillips, Keith Cassatt, Dan Henry, David Kiehl, Carol Hilyer, Peggy Jo Guthrie, Ray Hepler. Second Grade First Row, left to righ Kahle, Cheryl Ann Gaston, Oliver, Billy Wyman, Dan Z bie Barron, Kim Van Nort. Bill Pfendler, David Fros Ekis, Janice Schrecengost, dine Bauer, Jeffery Rausch py, Tim Chandler, Bobby Sh Noecker, Cindy Silvis t: Joni Walaski, Toni Pastilock, Neilia Blaine Shipe, Virginia Kay Ekis, Tom immerman, David Irwin, Mark Duncan, Deb- Second Row: Mrs. Wallace, Joey Heasley, t, Tom Phillips, Brad Hanson, Jocelyn George Shaffer, Diana Jo Summers, Berna- , Mary Bauer. Third Row: Gregory Slep- affer, Randy Wolfgang, Nathan Eck, Diane L1 v i s. First and Second Grade First Row, left to right: Thomas Gadley, April Speirs, Luann Rourke, Brenda Smeltzer, Cindy Zimmerman, Joel Nesbella, Rusty Stevenson, Robert Snyder, Richard Riggs, Melvin Sleppy, Sandra Wolfgang, Christine Smrek, Mre. Stultz. Second Row: Beverly Glenn, Richard Littlefield, Jacquetta Griffith, Cynthia Burns, Diane McClellan, Daniel Hornburg, Mary Ann Kaminski, Martha Jane Covel, Becky Cassatt, Catherine Gregory, Kimberly Burcher, Cheryl Grigsby Peggy Silvis. 40 First Grade First Row, left to right: Mrs. Foreman, Norman Moore, Penny Gaston, Donald Blauser, Sue Motter, Barbara Perry, Elizabeth Moore, Newton Huffman, Brenda Gadley, Tammi Harp, Susan llilver, Laura Giesev, Margaret Gregory, Daniel Hilyer. Second P.ow: James Littlefield, Teresa Hepler, Brenda Henry, Linda Burns, Terri Ficlman, John Phillips, Robert Confer, Randy Andring, Mary Fiscus, Daniel Bradv- baugh, Laurena Cuzzola, Llissa Nesbella, Kimberly Littlefield, Randell Parrett. Grade School Teachers ii DEDICATION We, tne senior class of 1966, take great pleasure in dedicating our yearbook to Mrs. Shipe. When we began intermediate school, she guided us through the uncertain moments which always come as a result of adopting an unfamiliar way of life. Then she took the girls through Home Iconoraics classes, sponsored the ?HA Club, and taught us countless lessons of etiquette and life. Under the capable management of Mrs. Shipe, the fashion show which is annually staged for the Booster Club, has not decreased in elegance and good taste. We feel that, as senior class advisor, Mrs. Shipe has done an extraor- uinary job in aiding us to adulthood. For giving a great deal of herself to help us, we now thank her with all our hearts. Baseball 44 First Row, I,eft to Right: Joe Silvis, Chuck Huffman, Scott ensch, riennie Altman, Bill McClain, Parry Fiscus. Ken Blv- miller. Second Row: Tom Glenn, Pan Hotter, John U'areham Boh Hoak, Pat McClellan, Bill Renton, Mike Pastilock Third Row: Pon Taylor, Pat Pastilock, Rick Anders, Larrv Schrcibcr Tom Gatesman, Jim Snyder. The baseball Bears finished in a tie for the U.A.V.L. title tliis past year. Tt was the second tine in the last four years that the Bears were seated in the top spot. The season was marked by brilliant pitching on the parts of Chuck Huffman and Pat McClellan. The pitchers were sup- ported with a fine display of hitting ability by Bill McClain, Ken Mynillcr, Joe Silvis, Parry Fiscus, and Pan .Hotter. Ex- ceptional fielding by Bill Renton and sophomore Rick Anders also added to the outstanding With the return of many juniors and sophomores. East Forest has high hopes of re- taining the champion- ship next year. Cooe her I s R. Movers Senior Lettermen Scott Mensch rf. Don Taylor mgr Darry Fiscus lb. Joe Silvis 2b. Bill McClain c, p, rf. Denny Altman If., rf. Ken Blymillcr cf. Chuck Huffman p, If. Last I-'orest West Forest Sparta Pleasantvi1le Tidioutc ..... rrmiiiii UPPER ALLEGHENY VALLEY LEAGUE RECORD F. 8 Sparta 6 F. 20 T idioute 5 F. 5 Pleasantville 0 F. 3 West Forest 8 F. 4 Sparta 0 F. 8 Tidioute 1 F. 4 Pleasantvi'lle 1 F. 6 West Forest 0 UPPER ALLEGHENY VALLEY LEAGUE STANDING FINAL PITCHING TOTALS G Chuck Huffman 6 Pat McClellan 4 Bill McClain 3 Dan Motter l AB R Bill McClain 31 8 Chuck Huffman 27 7 Joe Silvis 21 1 Dan Motter 25 11 Pat McClellan 29 7 Darry Fiscus 23 4 Ken Blymiller 33 3 Rick Anders 17 3 Bill Renton 28 9 Mike Pastilock 6 ■ John Wareham 4 i ip R H K — — 28 2 3 8 13 54 25 2 3 8 15 46 9 2 3 5 7 12 4 2 3 5 4 4 FINAL BATTING TOTALS H RBI K BB 2B 12 6 8 3 2 9 10 6 4 3 7 6 8 3 0 8 4 6 6 2 9 8 2 2 1 7 6 5 5 0 S 8 9 3 L 2 2 6 6 1 3 3 6 9 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 BB ER W ■ - L ERA 13 6 3 ■ • 0 1.88 21 8 3 - ■ 1 2.67 7 3 2 - • 0 2.80 5 4 0 ■ • 0 8.0 3B HR SB ER AVE. 1 1 8 0 .387 0 1 5 0 .333 0 0 5 2 .333 0 0 7 0 .320 3 n 8 5 .310 0 1 4 1 .504 I 0 2 0 .242 0 0 3 5 .117 0 0 7 i . 107 0 0 0 0 .166 0 0 n 1 . 250 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL From left to right: Hon Taylor, Manager, Scot Kenseh, Dennv Altman, Tim Slater, Chuck Huffman, Ken Blymiller, Dan Hotter, Rill McClain, Duke Fiscus, Pat McClellan, Rill Renton, Tom Slater, Coach 'fevers. Lead by Ken Blymiller, Bill McClain, and Pat McClellan's fine offen- sive ability along with the fine all-around ball playing of Denny Altman, Darry Fiscus, Chuck Huffman, and Dan Motter, the East Forest Bears record- ed their best season in the school's history. With three decisive wins over Sheffield and two over Youngsville East Forest completed the regular season schedule with 21 wins and no loses. We would like to congratulate all the members of the team and especially Coach Charles Meyers and Athletic Director-Assistant Coach Lawrence Kisko for the fine Job they had done this year. We would also like to show our appreciation to cheerleading captain Gail Snyder, and Sue Lucas, Mary Beth Russell, Diane Shields, ottie Madara, Elaine Reash, and Rose- t.ary Moore for the enthusiasm they created. 47 49 VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS Captain: Gail Snyder Diane. Mary B. Russell Sue Lucas Dotty Madara 50 Do It! Do It! Do It! YEA BEARS We're gonna fight. We're gonna fight. We're gonna fight! Fight! FIGHT! We confess. We did it! JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: Mr. kisko. Bob Hoak, Mike Pastilock, Mike Adams, Dennis Thornton, Kick Anders, Dick Kiehl, John Wareham, Tom Glenn, Gary Taylor, Pat Pastilock, Ken McClellan. Left to right: Peg Andring, Peg Wareham, Carol Sue Scalfaro, Lola laze, Patty Johnson. Carol Dixon was absent when photo was taken. JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right, Front: Bill Andring, Ron Covel, Larry Schreiber, Bob Barron, Darryl Harp, Ronnie Haslctt, John Pastilock, Randy Ilaslett, Tim Dorsctt. Left to Right, Middle: Bill Littlefield, Cayland Cook, Rick McClain, Dick Wallace, Tom Gatesman, Jim Gates- man, Bob Silvis, Jim Snyder, Ken McClellan. Left to Right, Rear: Bob Taylor, Tom Russell, Ed Renton, Rick Moritz, Jim lleasley, Fred Reynolds, Coach; Lawrence Kisko. Left to Right, Standing: Kathy Gatesman, Ardcan Iloak, Michele Iluth, Shirley Shick, Ruth Renton. Left to Right, Sitting: Paula lleasley, Barbara Summers. EAST FOREST BEARS 1965-66 Record 21-0 Seniors Bill McClain, Ken Blymiller, Chuck Huffman, Denny Altman, Darry Fiscus, Scott Mensch, Tim and Tom Slater and Joe Silvis formed the nucleus of our athletic teams which won the 1965 U.A.V.L. Baseball Championship, and continued their winning ways by easily winning the UJV.V.L. Basketball Championship, finishing the regular season with a 21-0 record. Two school records were set. It was the first time an East Forest basketball team finished the regular schedule undefeated. Bill McClain also scored a 3-year total of 1073 points to break Bud SeifferVs record of 1053. 1965-66 Basketball Record E.F. 81 North Clarion 32 E.F. 99 Tidioute 52 i-.F. 51 Clarion-Liraestone 38 E.F. 83 Northern Area 57 E.F. 66 North Clarion 16 E.F. 93 Spartansburg 59 E.F. 64 Clarion-Limestone 29 E.F. 67 West Forest 54 E.F. 78 Sheffield 64 E.F. 59 Youngsville 35 E.F. 66 Sheffield 60 E.F. 70 Pleasantville 34 E.F. S6 Alumni 54 E.F. S7 Tidioute 51 E.F. 70 Pleasantville 47 E.F. 39 Northern Area 62 E.F. 32 Sheffield 77 E.F. 56 Sparta 52 E.F. 63 Youngsville 59 E.F. 72 West Forest 65 E.F. 79 Pleasantville 62 Shots Shot, p Fouls Fouls rrades Flavors rnnrp ttenrted MrHe tt p� nr i c'1 Made Cebounds Points Qr. Mfraan. Morris 10 121 40 84 56 48 148 Sr. P-lymiller. Ken 21 317 143 72 48 203 334 Sr. Fiscus. r'arry 21 84 38 44 22 1 7 07 Sr. Huffman, Chuck, IF 07 42 33 21 55 105 Sr. McClain, Fill 20 308 147 183 100 253 403 Sr. Mensch, Scoti 13 12 3 8 3 8 9 Sr. Slater, Tim 11 20 0 5 3 8 15 Jr. McClellan, Fat 20 328 142 141 05 77 379 Jr. Mot ter, Han 18 45 18 24 12 74 48 Jr. Fenton, Hill 11 30 10 11 5 12 25 54 Alma Mater As we look ouer uour record o are oroud of uou, e'11 defend uour honor, Hast Forest, 1 n who. e' er we do. Hail, oh hail, dear Hast Forest High ■ chool, Hear our echoes ring. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail, oh hail, we sina. 56 Band Left to Right, Front Row: Janice Ekis, Sue Regina, Julie Nes- hella, Carol Cussins, Rosemary Moore, Dottie Madara. Second Row: Jim Gatesman, Elaine Reash, Darryl Fiscus, Peggy Wareham, Linda Covel, Marjie Reynolds, Mike Adams, Bill Andring, Scott Mensch, Diane Shields, Sharon McDonald. Third Row: Rick Anders Pat McClellan, Jim Parrett, Nikki Ruhlman, Bonnie Mensch, Mary Covert, Mary Beth Russell, Tom Gatesman, Bob Barron, Charles Huffman, Stan Rourke. J I The East Forest Junior-Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Paul Rolin, gave its first performance to the student body as a part of the Christmas program. An additional performance was played for the Boosters. Their money-making projects for the year included a Christ- mas candy sale, the Snowball Dance, and Tag Day during hunting season. Another important event which everyone looks forward to each year is District Band. Pupils from the different schools in the district are selected by application to participate in the District Band. To be selected is a great honor since only the best from the schools are chosen. This year there were three selected from Fast Forest. They were Ilikki Ruhlman, Marjie Rey- nolds, and Peggy Wareham. ‘he most important event of the year was the annual Spring Concert. As always, this was one of the most successful events and one that was looked forward to the most by the students. Band Officers Nikki Ruhlman, Marjorie Reynolds, l’egj;y Iv'archan President: Xikki Pud 1 nan vice President: larjoric Reynolds Sec.-Troas.: Carol Cuss ins Senior High District STUDENT EXCHANGE RELATIONS Under the International Fellowship Program on the student level, James Moritz, a senior at F.ast Forest, spent the summer in Ecuador, the home coun- try of Nelson Idrove, East Forest's second Latin American Exchange student. Nelson spent the winter months in Marienville at the home of Mr. § Mrs. Karl P. Seiffert. On December 28, the alliance for understanding was again renewed with the arrival of Jorge Vizcarra from Lima, Peru. Born in Paris, France, this 16 year old son of a Peruvial army Colonel resided at the home of Mr. 5 Mrs. Herb Moritz of Marienville while attending East Forest High. Jorge hopes to further his education by studying electronical engineering in the United States and feels that his stay at East Forest will help him toward his ulti- mate goal as well as increase his understanding of what he calls the most advanced country of the world. When Jorge leaves the United States next spring, another student from East Forest will soon follow him South to continue the program that not only has made Spanish a real and meaningful course of study but is certain to have made immeasurable but strong and lasting contributions to search for World PC3C6 Left: Jorge Vizcarra Right: Jim Moritz 60 LATIN AMERICAN RELATIONS East Forest has endeavored to increase cultural understanding and empha- size speaking in the Modern Foreign Language Department by a unique exchange of teachers and students between East Forest and Latin America. Mr. Philip Wallace, Supervising Principal, initiated the program in 1963, with Miss Norhma Gomez of Colombia being elected as a cultural exchange teacher. She stressed the Audio-lingual approach of learning Spanish; the continued program has proven to be highly popular and educationally beneficial. Jose Gaviria, Medellin, Colombia, the first exchange student from Latin America, also helped stress the one-world concept of learning at East Forest. Miss Adiela Garcia, of Cali, Colombia, replaced Miss Gomez and is currently expanding and improving the Spanish program to the point where today a sequential program from grades h througi 12 is increasing the overall understanding. Miss Garcia, a supervisor in the Ministry of Education in Bogata, received special training at Penn State Uni- versity before corning to liar i envi lie from her native city of Cali, Colombia. By the use of television and by cutting her own question-answer type pro- grams on tape. Miss Garcia has kept student interest high. The introduction of Latin American music, aances , literature, and even comic books have all helped make the study of a foreign language meaningful and has developed a healthy interest in our neighbors to the south. The interest of foreign relations was expressed in 19 U when twenty high school students and five faculty members made a trip to Colombia. The entire group enjoyed the excitement of being in a foreign land, and the group also learned and matured finding themselves far from home and incapable of under- standing the conversation around them. The ability of many Colombians to speak English plus the kindness the group was shown made the trip one of the most memorable experiences of their lives. 61 CHORUS First Row, Left to Right: ilarjorie Reynolds, Janice McCanna, Vickie Irwin, Patti Johnson. Second Row, Left to Right: Lois Zimmerman, Carol Wallace, Ella Chapel, Tammy Frazier, Diane Hepler. Third How, Left to Right: George Vizcarra, Jim Mortiz, Terry Stanton, Jeff Gelnette, Dennis Thorton, Frank Sock- man . wm «Ml The Senior High C lorus , under the capable direction of Mrs. Betty Ball, has blossomed into a very fine group. The chorus has partic- ipated in the Christmas program, adding the finishing touches to the Christmas spirit of the student body before school was recessed for the Christmas vacation. The group sang traditional selections honoring the graduating seniors at the Commence- ment Exercise. Mrs. Betty Ball Elementary q Secondary Vocal Instructor. 62 0 . G. A. Club Left to Right, Front low: Janice i.kis, Kerry Vasbinder, Donna Palmer, Polly ISadenoch, Barb Bauer, Carol Cussins, Linda Covcl. Second Bow: Becky Unite, Gail Snyder, Shirley Irwin, Sandy Kerns, Alberta Moore, Bonnie Sharp, Patty John- son, Judy Castner. F. H. A. Club Left to Right, Front Row: Carol Sue Seal faro, Rose Irwin, Nettie Gaston, Mary Barron, Sue Lucas, Bonnie tensch, Mrs. Shipe. Second Pov.r: Barb McClelland, Katiiy Khiteman, Janice McCanna, Jerri Fulmer, Clara Parrett, Peggy Andring, Sherry Payne. 63 First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Kisko, Mary Beth Russell, Elaine Reash, Marjie Reynolds. Second Row: Carol Wallace, Ella Chapel, Kathy Riggs, Lois Zimmerman, Nikki Ruhlman. Third Row: Jorge Vizcarra, Jim Moritz, Chuck Huffman, Darry Fiscus, Bill McClain, Ken Blymiller. Library Club First Row, Left to Right: Donnie Schrengost , Cathy Castner, Mary Kay Glenn, Debbie McClellan, Darry Harp. Second Row: Mr. Shoup, Lydia Thacher, Muriel Zimmerman, Beth Carter, Sue Regina. 64 Camera Club First Row: Left to Right: Gary Taylor, Dick kcihl, Peggy Wareham, !!ose Mary Moore, Grctchcn Zimmerman, Cathy Gatesman, Pattv 'lays, Pawn Fitzgerald, Keith Stewart, r. L’ygant. Second Row:' Karen Luden, Amy esbella, Marlene Leitchenbergcr, Gavle lottcr, Vickie Boyd, Beth Garter, Shirley Shick, Ardcan lioak. Third Row: Catherine Huffman, Nancy Taylor, Helen Fiscus, ;ary Covert, Mary Frost, Michele iiuth, Barbara Sumners. Science Club First Row: Left to Right: Tom Cove 1 , Kenny McClellan, Brent Carbaugh, Bill Andring, Pick Wallace, Jim Parrett, Cayland Cook, Lee Wolfgang, Brent Carter. Second Row: Mr. Farrell, Mike Adams, Dennis liollis, Pat Pasti lock, Willi Daab, Rick Anders, Dennis Thornton, Terry Stevenson, Larry Schreibcr, Chuck LaCaze. 65 Rifle Club The purposes of the East Fbrest Rifle and Conservation Club are as follows: 1. To promote an increasing interest in the conservation of our natural resources and wildlife. 2. To promote sportsmanship among the members, and respect for the laws of our state concerning conservation and wild- life . 3. To create an interest in the sports of hunting and fishing for the purpose of recreation or pleasure, not as a game to test the abilities of a hunter or fisherman. Under the leadership of Mr. Long, Mr. Meese, and the Marien- ville Rod and Gun Club, the club undertakes the following projects: 1. A hunter's safety course in conjunction with the Pennsyl- vania Game Commission. 2. Qualification shoots following National Rifle Association rules. 3. Winter feeding of wildlife. U• Stocking fish in the spring, 5. Tree and shrubbery planting for wildlife protection. 6. Cooperate with and 8id the Marienville Rod and Gun Club in their projects, especially the Trout-Rearing Project. The Rifle and Conservation Club would also like to pay tribute •-r Stephen Nesbella, one of the founders of the club. His past efforts will always be appreciated and remembered. 66 Athletic Association The Athletic Association is composed of basketball players, baseball players, cheerleaders, and students who are eager to support the team. The club is sponsored by Mr. Kisko, athletic director, Mr. Meyers, basketball coach, and Mr. Staley, assistant coach. The officers are: Pres- ident, Ken Blvmiller; Vice President, Pat McClellan: and Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Snyder. Mention is also given to the faculty who helped with the projects and the parents who supported it. The purposes of the Athletic Association are to en- courage students to participate in athletics, give awards to those who have participated, and to raise funds to aid in financing athletic activities in our school. During the past year, the Athletic Association has sponsored such activities as the Donkey Basketball Game, the Christmas Tournament, dances, and bakesales. As a result of these projects, it has furnished new home uniforms, warm-up jack- ets, and blazers for the Varsity team. It has also helped with the financing of intramural programs. 67 1965 KING-QUEEN AND COURT 2ach year, the students look forward to a week of activities which is climaxed by the Boy-Girl Dance and the crowning of an hast Forest King and Queen. During the week the students participate in such activities as going to church on ounday, entering the poster contest, attending a family activity, homeroom and locker clean-up, and preparing a I'-'hol'. , board in their homerooms. Points are iven for ar- u.lcipation in these activities, and at the end of the week, the class that has accani- j-a-ved the most points is awarded the attendance banner. The banner and other awards nx’esented at the Boy-Girl Dance. „ ,The fll}al selection of the ing and Queer, and f e court is made b the str-'ent bodv. xen lxoys and ten girls are selected according to 1' eir grade average, extra-corricular “ activities, promptness, and citizenship. These names are then presented to the student oody, and they vote for five boys and five girls. The next day', the students vote again, t ,,.s ine to se.ect the Ling and Queer. The hir.g and Queen ere crowned at the dance by v. , - --- -� ------- . ■ no CRhriiQr) av Q,ie An6 ano vaeen of toe previous year. Awards are presented to the King, the members of the court. ’ Queen, and At the end of the ceremonies, there is dancing until midnight. The week's activities are sponsored and supervised by the :Renville ootary Club. ® 68 SAFETY PATROL School Patrol: First How, Left to Right: Ed Palmer, Denny Johnson, Fred Reynolds, Tim Andring, and John Pastilock. Second Row: Ron Pastilock, Danny Stevenson, Bruce Pierce, Steve Johnston, and Tim Dorsett. School Bus Patrol: First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Benkovich and Carolyn Cochran. Second Row: Bill Leichtcnberger, Bill ?uhlman, Larry Schreiber, and Bob Summers. Janice McCanna, Chart Keeper, Vicki Irwin, J.V Keeper, Mark Huth, Time Keeper, Carol Cussins, Keeper, Marjie Reynolds, Varsity Score Keeper: Mike Adams being presented a conservation award from Forest County Game Protector, Duane Gross. 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Kane, Pa. 1 1 1 AVENALI'S CHEVY WILLYS Kano, Pa. 1 1 1 BEAUTY HEALTH CENTER Oil City, Pa. 5 1 I BENNY'S WRECKING YARD Kane, Pa. 1 1 1 BETTY LEE, INC. Warren, Pa. 5 1 5 BROOKVILLE HARDWARE “rookville, Pa. 5 5 5 b d% BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Kano, Pa. 5 5 5 BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Brookville, Fa. 1 3 5 CAPT. LOOMIS HOTEL Clarion, 1 . 5 1 5 CHECKERBOARD RESTAURANT Venus, Fa. 3 1:1 CHUBON'S QUAKER STATE SER. Kane, ia i i i CLOWN RESTAURANT Harienville, Pa. 1 1 1 CORBETT'S Marionville, Pa. 3 5 5 COWDRICK'S DRUG STORE Warren, Pa. 5-5 5 CROOKS' BROS. Brookville, Pa. 1 1 1 CUNNINGHAM'S RESTAURANT . arren. Fa l ! 3 DAN SMITH'S Brookville, Pa. 1 1 1 97 DEICHES CLOTHING CO., INC. GUIFFRE'S MARKET Kane, Pa. Warren, Pa. 5 5 5 DONNER OAKS ESSO H. A. GREGORY 3rookvilie, Fa. Kane, Pa. 5 5 5 5 5 5 DOROTHY'S RECORD SHOP HAFER ELECTRIC Kane, Fa. Oil City, Fa. 8 5 5 5 5 5 FAIRCHILD RAPP MACHINE CO. HARRIGER'S GARAGE barren. Pa. Sigel, Pa. 8 5 5 5 5 } FOREST CO. APPLIANCE SPORTS CENTER HASKELL FURNITURE Tionesta, Pa. Clarion, Pa, { 5 5 5 5 5 FOREST HARDWARE HELLER'S AMOCO STATION Tionesta, Pa. Tionesta, Fa. 3y 5 5 5 FOWLER FOWLER, INC. HILTON'S DINOR Cix ' ityf to.� Brookville, Pa, 5 5 :; 5 5 5 5 FRYBURG HOTEL HUB SHOES Fry bur ,7,- Pa. Kane, Pa. { 5 5 5 5 5 FURNITURE MART J. C. PENNY CO. Shippenville, Fa. Clarion, Pa. 5 5 5 5 5 5 G. C. MURPHY CO. J. M. CROOKS SON 3rookville, Pa. Clarion, Pa. 5 5 5 5K j ii G. C. MURPHY J. W. FROST INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. Clarion, Pa. Marienville, Pa. 5 5 5 5 5 5 GEORGE B. NOEL INS. AGENCY JEAN FROCKS INC. Brookville, Fa. Oil City, Pa. 98 JENNIE'S BEAUTY NOOK MARY CARTER PAINTS Kane, Fa. Oil City, Pa. ) 3 3 5 3 5 JERKO ICE CREAM CO. BROWN'S AUTO BODY SHOP Oil City, Fa. Kane, Pa. 3 3 3 5 3 3 JERRI'S DAUGHERTY UPHOLSTERY Clarion, Pa. 3rookville, Fa. 3 3 3 5 3 3 JOHN DITZ HARDWARE McCLUSKEY LUMBER CO. Clarion, Pa. Kane, Fa. 3 3 3 1 3 3 KLEVANS JEWELRY CO. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME Oil City, Pa. Marienville, Pa. 3 3 3 5 1 5 KORB'S POULTRY RANCH McNUTT JEWELRY Lickingville, Pa. Clarion, Fa. 5 5 3 5 3 1 L. R. DECORATION MEANS LUMBER CO. Clarion, Pa. Warren, Pa. 5 5 5 LEHMAN'S FORD SALES MILLE LOU'S BEAUTY SALON Tionesta, Pa. Sigel, Fa. 5 3 5 5 5 5 LEIR EPSTEIN SONS MODERN LOAN CO. Warren, Pa. Brookville, Pa. 3 3 3 5 5 5 LEWIS HARDWARE NELSON'S CANDIES Oil City, Pa. Oil City, Pa. 5 3 3 5 3 3 MAGIC MIRROR NIEDERRITER CO. Marienville, Pa. Marble, Pa. 5 5 5 MARTZ'S MARKET NIEDERRITER MOTTER ELECTRIC Sigel, Pa. Venus, Pa. 5 3 5 5 5 5 99 NINO'S RESTAURANT TIONESTA FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING CO. . arren, Fa. Tionesta, Fa. 5 4 ji PEL SHOE STORE TIONESTA SAND GRAVEL Srookville, Pa. Tionesta, Pa. 1 1 1 )i V t POPLAR'S FRIENDLY SERVICE TIONETTE RESTAURANT Kane, Pa. Tionesta, I'a. i S I i i i PIGEON LOFT MOTEL TRUMAN'S STORE 1-iarienville, Pa. 1 1 1 Sigei, Pa. . X . • k • t X RELIABLE FURNITURE VEACH'S FURNITURE STORE '. arren, Pa. X X X J Oil City{ Pa. . x i ROY B. CONSTABLE INC. WALKER PRINTING CO. Kane, Pu. Kane, Pa. 5 ii i' 3 •' t SANDROCK'S ELECTRIC MAGNETO SER. DAUGHERTY ENTERPRISE Oil City, Pa, Oil City, Fa. 5 3 3 SCHAEFFER ELECTRIC SUPPLY BUDGET PLAN CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. '. arren, Pa. Oil City, Pa. ) ) SIRIANNI BROS„ JEWELERS WALLACE BOOK STATIONERY CO. Kane, Pa. Oil City, Pa. x X - i 5 5? 3 STEELES TASTEE FREEZE DR. CHARLES ELIZABETH CLELAND Brookville, Pa. Kane, Pa. 1 1 1 SUZANNE SHOPPE DICKINSON-OAKES Kane, Pa. Oil City, Pa. 1 1 1 1 1 1 TAYLOR'S CLOTHING STORE SHEFFIELD PAINT WALLPAPER STORE Marienville, Pa. Sheffield, Pa. 5 3 5 1 1 1 100 MARY LOU'S CHILD INFANTS WEAR Sheffield, Pa. 5 5 ”5 SHEFFIELD PHARMACY Sheffield, Fa. H i WHITE LUNCH Sheffield, Pa. HODEN'S TEXICO Sheffield, Pa. Jjiijj jj JONES CHEVY Sheffield, Fa. } H WESTERN AUTO barren, Pa. WILCOX PRODUCTS Corry, Pa. M 5 TINY TOWN barren, Pa. RUSSELL TRAILER SALES Marienville, Pa. J jj { BROOKVILLE INS. AGENCY Brookville, Pa. COUNTRY CLUB Brookville, Pa. RUBINS 3rookville, Pa. COLLINS PINE COMPANY Sheffield, Pa. H i STEINS Warren, Pa. { NELSON’S CANDIES Oil City, Pa0 n SILVIS SERVICE Marienville, Pa. PATRONS Hauer's 3 rdtr Bob .f fer—.. mtist •ash's r arinacy Caolo ai-jjli die.' Co. Crates Variety oil's ’ dry Store ruio Jj lop Molto Greenhouse 3 McKinley, illectric •John.',ton Sunoco Service K llor's Millinery it os. ■ 1 ■■ I la;; t era Cleaners Mountain City Booterie Kicliols ;o Station i?. F. 1 ooley on Rankin Meat Market Stoll's Ladies Store Texas Hot Munch Tyler.;burir Motel Van Horn's toll Patter Paint boi The Viesta Shoppe la ins Sampoj-ria Dist. Helen's Dress Shop Geraldine '.immermtui Floyd Times Mrs. Leorea •ainter f jtoettAp . 102