Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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Wu Q! 722 1947 64011 'mek Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS Of HULLIDAYSBURG HIGH SCHGQL Holhdaysburg Pennsylvama -9 9 8 Q 0 2. - 'gk W ,,. , ,,:- ' -- e fe 1731- Q- Y 'WM 1 --N M Y.---P-V 1-H Mr. Treese loves th Lit IICKU Cdl' DEDICATIO ELLIOT TREES: It 1s wzth smcere pleasure that we the class of 1947 ded1cate thzs the twenty ourth edmon of the CHIMROCK to Ellzot Treese head of the muszc department The phenomenal success whnch Mr Treese has expenenced wzth thus department has only resulted from the unturmg effort and wor o so capable an mstructor and leader Our march mg and concert bands under hns guudance have won many awards and cntatwns for thezr outstandmg per ormances The dance and pep bands have added greatly to the enthuszasms of the sport and soczal events of the school Under the dzrectzon of Mr Treese we have been entertamed by hzs choral groups an varxous school programs and publzc performances Has return to our rmdst rom the Army was hauled by all who ormerly w ham and those who met hun for the first tune were qurc to proclazm has frzendly smcere and capable qualmes , I. . .lkf I t.. .l . fi 7 . , I D . ' ' ' f e f iw l' 5315, ,Q I ,...., iv' 1 12 xr 11 A- A - ... 45. .. ...l- ,L QQ' M '-1 Q ,- ':-Q.-'41, Ts ADVANCE BILLI just as the Wirid1'amrners of the famous Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows Inc. herald the opening o the Greatest Shou Un Earth so did the Blue and White Band herald the opening o school From the auspicious beginning a panorama o events both serious and unny hate ollowed throughout the school year These events are here presented in uord and picture to add to your pleasure as you recall your part in the greatest show on earth your school days UNDER THE BIG TGP DEDILATEB Amumstk ATION F-KLLLTY THE FB ATL RBD PERl'OR'v1ERS Sawoks IL works SOPHOMORES THE SIDE SHOWS MEIN OF Ml SCLE Fooruatt BAMETBALL Basriaatt Truck WRESTLINL. 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Q l PXGESENTINCTTHE A GMNWSTQATKWJ FACULTY 5 TUDENT5 if KMA fa il fl f MQ. 557, P x 0 L W 1 af f J f f If -' irjf MJ L Board of Educatxon left to nght around the table Chnsty Good Dr Hughes Davxs Hyle Shrum Hamxll Wxllxams Due to the reslgnatxon of Dr J L Hackenberg Supermtendent of the Holhdaysburg School D1Stf1Ct who accepted a s1m1lar post at Shamokm Pennsylvanu the Holl1daysburg Board of Educatlon elected J Harry Henshaw to fill the vacancy When serung Hrst at Hollldaysburg Mr Henshaw was the chemrstry and physxcs teacher He has advanced to supermtendent through the oflices of pnncxpal of both the junlor and the semor h1gh schools james L Hysong former teacher of Amerxcan Hxstory and faculty manager of athlet1cs dur1ng the school terms of 1944 45 and 1945 46 was appo1nted by the Board of Educauon to succeed Mr Henshwx as h1gh school pr1nc1pal Mr Hysong griduated from lviuskmgum College and the Lll'l1X6l'S1fY of Plttshurgh Board composed of Harx ey N Hyle presldent Eugene Hamxll xnce presxdent Ivitrtm B Chrmsty joseph R Good Wxlllanm T Hughes Iohn E Shrum Samuel T Wxllxanxs vnth MISS Blmche Dms secretary to the Board had two other pro1en.ts durm the school year The one wls the SUPCTXISIOD of the uOl1afI'lJCIlOI1 of the nevt athletlt field on the propertx 12 north of the school The other was to arrange to hue 1 re evaluatlon of the h1gh school ln order to renew 1ts membersh1p 1n the Mnddle States ASSOC1dtlO11 of Secondary Schools and Colleges a re evaluat1on of the h1gh school was made th1s year The school was last evaluated 1n 1937 Schools of the assoc1atxon are to be evaluated every five years but wart1me cond1t1ons prevented an eflicxent evaluatlon untll th1s year Membersh1p ID the assoclatlon en ables graduates of h1gh scholastxc stand1ng to be ad m1tted w1thout exarn1nat1on to those colleges wh1ch ire xfhluted wlth the OI'gHU1Z3.tlOI1 The pO11'1tS of the school system evaluated rncluded the currlculum the pupll ICIIVICICS program the l1hr1ry seruce the student guxdmce program the The ph1losophy and olvjectxx es of the school were also consldered hy the commxttee wh1ch h ad is ltS chalrman C, Baker Thompson Prmcxpnl of Swarthmore Hxgh School Svt arthmore Pennsvlx mn 1nd is uce chnrmm D1 Clark F Skellv Professor of EklLlC1tlOIl Lock H 1X en State Te nchers College Lockhaxen Penn sylx anxa . 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V 1 l Secretaries confer c t MISS Brua aghz Mrs Cunmngham J HARRH HEXISHAW Supermtendent of Schools In add1t1on to the ahoxe n rmed 1ct1x1t1es the Board of Education has carrled on those routrne 1Cf1X1f1Cb necessary III the rdmxnxstritmon of 1 WCllOfglI11Z6tl school d1str1ct One rmportmt um vt rs the rusmg of the necessary Enznces to muntam rn mstructronrl staff and to supply the necessary ll1SU'llCtlOI1ll IT11t6I'1 rls for puplls such as books penclls trblets and note hooks The Bo1rd of Educ mon rlso superused the mamtenance md repalr of the x rrrous hu1ld1ng,s throughout the school d1strxct Durlng the 1946 47 school ye rr Mr Henshaw h rs enlarged the pupll testmg progrun of the school system A well rounded progrrm of testmg from grade one to 1nclude grrde twelxe h as heen uexeloped In the element ary grades th1s progrun has been III AMES L HYSONG Hugh School Prmczpal stxtuted to me rsure pup1l achrexement md puprl m tclhgence Ill the jLll1101' hlgh the program IS used for OI'16l1flf1Ol'l md pup1l rdlustment purposes 111 the b6I11OI' hlgh for the me rsurement of lCl'll6X6lll6I1t and for xocmon rl gumd mce f QV' izjlff ' ' xr, rs a- . , H- vi' , I-.ag eww . y ffffff' is ' r ' ' Q 2 ' k 1 ' - a ' ' ' 2 R i ' 2 . 2 Q 'R i i 2 ' R 2 J , , , 2 2 , A , , . 1 2 2 l ' ' 2 ' 'L ' ' 2 . 2 1 I 1 1 I 3 4 . ' R . 2 l 2 - 3 , Z 1 , I . R Q , 2 ' , 2 R ' ' ' E R 4 . I I , .f lvfiss Scrivner, center, shows the Misses Kunkle. left, and Heasley a cartoon. FACULTY ADDS N W MEMBER Unlike the postwar year of 1919 when veterans returned from only one theater of war to serve on the Hollidaysburg faculty, the postwar years of 194647 brought veterans from the several theaters of warfare scattered all over the world. Three new faculty members and three former members composed the veteran hand at Hollidaysburg Senior High School. Emil Graf, a former member of the AntifAircraft Division of the Army, joined the staff as a teacher of problems of democracy. Mr. Graf served in Ireland, England, France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany. Astor Ritter, the new physical education instructor for boys, served four years in the United States Navy. Most of his time in the service was spent in the Pacific Theater of war. Michael Beley, acting as inf dustrial arts instructor during the past year, also saw action in the Pacific Theater while in the Army Air Corps. The three former members who were in the service are Ralph Harden, Elliott Treese, and Miss Marian Helsel. the school nurse. With the Army Nurse Corps Miss Helsel saw active duty in England. Scotland, and France, and on leaves she visited Switzerland and Belgium. Mr. Harden hit Hawaii, Kwajalein. Eniwetok, Saipan, and Tokyo on his voyages with the Navy. Mr. Treese gave up his Army uniform for civilian clothes too soon to be sent out of the l'nited States. He was stationed in Texas and Qhio. Many stories were brought to the ears of the student body by these exservice people. These tales 14 helped the students to envisage the political and social conditions of the various other countries of the world. Postwar shifting brought four other new teachers here besides those already mentioned. joseph Gallagf her filled the vacancy createdas Howard Blake accepted a post at the University of Chicago early last fall. Mr. Gallagher teaches health and is the wrestling coach. Austin Bittle, a graduate of Dickinson College, teaches sophomore English and history in the place of Miss Helen Davis who now teaches world history. Miss Bonalyn Silknetter is the new adviser of the HfBurger and instructor of English, journalism, and public speaking. Miss Ruth jean Heasley of 'Zelienople entered the Riculty as teacher of Latin and French. This past year set the faculty off as sports enthusi' asts as they engaged in intramural volleyball and bowling. Norman Hoover was high scorer on the bowling team composed of Cecil Fox, Miss Charlotte W4ilkei', Astor Ritter, joseph Gallagher, and Emil Graf. ln the fall volleyball contests the men's faculty team outshone the boys' squads in two games by their skill and perseverence. The faculty participants were Mr. Chimente, Mr. Ritter, Mr. Bittle, Mr. Harden. Mr. Graff, and Mr. Treese. The first four members are school athletic supervisors. Due to inclement weather the annual fall getftof gether picnic was held in the school gymnasium on September 19. The faculty also held a banquet in the spring. Mr. Farley, center, demonstrates visual aids to Miss Mcllroy and Mr. jones. Mr. Graf, left, and Mr. Harden receive history lesson from Miss Davis. Miss Reed, center, explains pupil record chart to Miss Leamer, left, and Miss Silknetter. Faculty quartet accompanied by Miss Pickles prepares for assembly program Left to right: Fox, Treese, Hoover, Wensel. Mrs. Mclierihan, insert, smiles from Florif da as Mr. Beley, Miss Sullivan, center, and Mrs. Lantz discuss Pennsylvania weather. Mr. Chimente, standing, diagrams a new play for Mr. Bittle. Miss Walker, Mr. Ritter, center, and Mr. Gallagher discuss Phys. Ed. program. Dr. Bailor discusses health reports with Miss Casselherry, left, and Miss Helsel. FACULTY PERSCNNEL JAMES L Husoxc A B M Ed Prmcapal 'vluslungum College l mxersrtv of P ttshurgh MICHAFL BELET B S Industnal Arts Pennsylxanxa State Collcv ALSTIN BTTTLF A B Englxsh Hutory D cltxnson College Ass stant Forthall Cm h ln ro L Br ll tlalll Tr Cm Vrxc NT CSHIMFNTP B S Mathcmatrcx Lafayette College H l Coach of Foo hr l l HYLFN E Durs A B Huto-ry Croxe Crty College AJ lser Sophomore Cla f IARFNCF N FARLPY A B Chemx try Phxsxcs Susquehanna Umxer ltx At x ser Semor Cl S he l x h P S ov s Busmess Manager of Dramatxcs KICIL C Fox B S Mathematxcx Gettysburg College Fa ultx Manager of Athmt lo FPH V CJALLAGHER B A Health Ln1'vers1ty of Scranton Wrestlmv Cm h l-NllLT GRA? B S SocmlSc1c'nce Umverstty of P1ttshurgh Dlrector Yoon Trme Actmxrt e RALPH W HARDEW A B Hxstmy Muskmgum College V1rs1ty B1 kethall C o th Atlxrser H1 l lrlw HRA LFY B A Fremh Latm Croxe Clty College A user Top Not hers Adu er lun or Clx NoRx4Ax K HOONER B S Agnculture Pennsylxama State College Atl .user Future Farmer ot Amen l A t xrtles T lltt Comm ttee I RIFF joxes B S M Ed Bxology lounna C KUNKLE A B Spamsh Englnsh Dlckmson College Chrmrock Ethtorral Aclvxser PA'r'rnzB LANTZ B S Home Economacs Umversxty of Tennesse Lois D LEAMER A B English Juniata Co'lege Director ofDramat1 Q MARGARET E MCILROY B S Comme1cmlSuhjccts Umversxty ofP1ttsburgh Commercral Placement Adu er MARY C MCKERIHANI B A Home Economics Temple Unrverslty Cafeterxa MARYD PICKLES B S Comme1c1alSubjccts Indlana State Teachers College School Treasurer MARGERY L REED A B Englzsh Hood College Gu dan e Counselor for C1rl A TORT Rrrrzzk B S Bxologx Bms Phxs1calEcluc11t10n Stroudsburg State Teachers Colleg Coach ol lunlo Varsxtx Foothlll Bask thal' Aucr-z K ScRxvwLR A B L1b1anan Grove Crty College BONALYXIL SILKNIETITZR B A Englzsh journalnsm Publxc Spcakmg Pennsylvama State College Acluser of H Burger MARTHA N SLLLIVAN B S ArtSupcm3o'r The Pennsylxama State College ELLIOT TREESE B S Musxc Pennsylvama State College Senror Hrgh Ban l junxor H1gh Btn l Dm e Band Chorus CHARLOTTE J WALKER B S Gxrls Phwsmcal Educatxon Pennsvlvanla State College Coa h ot Intramural Sror CLARENCE XV WFNSEL JR B S Geographx Comme1c1alSubJccts Susquehanna Lnners tx Adu ser S u lent Coun HEALTH SERVICE DR O E BAILOR School Plwsncmn MARIAW E HELsLL School Nurse Acxes M CASSELBERRY Dental Hxgwenut . 4 . 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W f 7 Seniors .... .44 X4 Semor Officers left to ngln Cummmgs Tate Ergan Hampton W1th Rosan Hubbard and joseph Bender IU the leadmg roles the senlor class play Smg For Your Supper was the hlgh hght of a year of act1v1ty for the Class of 47 The key pos1t1ons ID the XBFIOUS act1v1t1es of the school were held by semors Norman Clapper serxed as Presldent of the Student Counc1l and Allen Smxth as Presxdent of the Band The class officers were presxdent nungs secretary Ruth Tate treasurer V1r guna Eagan The school pubhcrtlons the Ch1mfOCk md The H Burger were under the leader hlp of Rosan Hubbird and her assxstxnt Ex angelme McN1ght Donald Bxce and Faxe Hockenberry af f ' , A : ' , 1 , z , ' . U 5 1 X 7 1 . C Q l f I Q Neal Hamptong vicefpresident, Robert Cum- ' 1 1 ,, 1 3 , ' ' Y' 'z 4 1 . 2 . s .. . .. s ' ' 1 5 . . - 1 yr I Av . . Y , 20 of ALLISON, IRVIN GEOSS KEYS General BAKER. ANNA JEANNE I'IQLLiuAi'sBuRc Fomyircial Treasury Chorus 33 Intramural volleyball 33 Up in the Air 3. BAKER, LOIS LOUISE DUNCANSVILLE Home Economics BEALE, JEANNE L. MT. LAKE PARK Commercial New Fires 23 Operetta 2, 33 Class Secretary 13 Band 33 Bowling 1, 2, 33 Home Economics Club 13 Intramural basketball 23 Intramural volleyball 23 Tumbling 2. BENDER, JOSEPH JUDE HOLLIDAYSBURG Commercial Band 1, 2, 33 Blair County Band l, 2, 33 District Band 2, 33 Band Vice President 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Sing For Your Supper 33 Student Council 33 Operetta 2. 33 Minstrels 1. BLACHFORD, 10 ANNE L. OAK Knott Academic Student Council 2, 33 Class Treasurer 13 Chimrock Staff 33 H-Burger Staff 23 Homeroom President 13 TrifHi-Y 1, 2, 33 Intramural basketball 23 Intramural volleyball 23 Bowling 1, 2. AUNGST, WILFRED E. Bnooiuzs M1i.1.s General Intramural basketball 33 Intramural volleyball 33 Intramural football 3. BAKER, JAMES W. HOLLIDAYBBURG General j. V. basketball lg Homeroom Chap- lain 1. BARR, VIRGINIA I-IoLLiDAYsBunc General Chorus 1, 2a Gym Exhibition 1, 23 G. A. A. 13 Bowling 1, 23 Minstrels 13 I'IfBurger 1, 23 TrifHifY 33 Home- room Secretary 2. BEARD, ROSELYN CHRISTIAN EAST FREEDOM Academic Student Band Director 33 District Band 2, 33 Blair County Band 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Home room Secretary 13 Intramural basketball 2, 33 Sing For Your Supper 33 Operetta 2, 33 Minstrels 13 Bowling 13 Varsity basketball 1, 33 BICE, DONALD K. HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic H-Burger 23 Editor 33 Sing For Your Supper 33 New Fires 23 Home' room Vice President 3. BOLAND, CARL J. HoLLmAvsnunc General Wrestling 33 Intramural football 3, Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 3. BROWN. JOANNE DuNcAxSx1l.ir Commercial Chorus l, 3g Intramural basketball lg Intramural volleyball 2. Gym Ex' hibition 2, Nurses Aide 3. BRUBAKER, MARY C. Horrirmvsiauim Home Economirs G. A. A. lgGym exhibition lg Intrnv mural volleyball 2, 3. BRUBAKER, RHGDA L. Canon Station Acaclevmc Intramural volleyball 2, 3g Intramural basketball 2, 3. BURGER, DOROTHY L. East Freedom General Red Cross 1, 25 Chorus 3g Bowling Ig TrifHifY 3. CALDWELL. LOIS ANNE I I0l.LlDAi'suUu: Academn: Chimrock Stall 33 H-Burger Staff 2. Sing For Your Supper 3g Hom:- room Vice President 21 Sailor Maids 29 TrifHifY 2. 3: Student Council Alternate 3. CANNARSA. HENRY HoLLiD.u'sixx'nc General Band 1, 2. 3g Blair Cbunty Band 2. 3: Dance Band 1. 2. 3g HifY 1, 2. 3. CHAMBERLAIN, KATHALEEN I'Ioi.i.mAYsal:i1G Home Economic Homeroom President 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Blair County Band 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 ln- tramural basketball 23 Bowling 2. CLAPPER, NORMAN E. CANOE CREEK Academic Student Council 1, 23 President 33 Conference Delegate 33 Chimrock 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Blair County Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Band 2, 33 Homeroom President 13 Vice President 23 Sec- retaryfTreasurer 33 Intramural volley- ball 1, 23 Intramural basketball 1, 23 Operetta 3. COY, BYRON E. DUNCANSVILLE General Intramural volleyball 3. CRAMER, ROSE M. Hoiiinussuizc Academic Band 1, 2, 33 Blair County Band 1, 2, 33 District Band 2, 33 Chimrock Staff 33 HfBurger Stall 1, 2, 33 Varsity basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 33 G. A. A. Treasurer 13 Sextet 23 Chorus 13 Sing For Your Supper 33 TrifHifY 2, 33 Minstrels lg Bowling 2, 33 Gym Exhibition 2, 33 Press Conference 33 CRISWELL, HARRY WILLIAM HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic Class Vice President 13 Chimrock Staff 33 New Fires 23 Sing For Your Supper 33 Football 1, 23 Track 13 HifY 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 Student Council Conference 2, 33 Student Handbook Stall' 33 Band 33 Dance Band 2, 33 Homeroom Vice President 1, 23 Intramural basketball 1, 23 Intramural volleyball 1. 23 Bowl' ing 1. CROYLE, LOUISE MARTHA Hoitinnsnuao Home Economics Homeroom Secretary 13 Red Cross 13 23 Basketball 1, 23 Intramural volley- ball 1, 23 Bowling l, 23 Operetta 2, Minstrels 13 Chorus 1, 3. CHAMBERLAIN, VERONA M. Duscassviiie Commercial Treasury 33 HfBurger Business Man' ager 33 Cafeteria Treasurer 33 H' Burger 23 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural volleyball 2, 33 Cheer' leader 2. COPENHAVEN, DONALD L. Hoiriousnunc General CRAINE, MARJORIE j. LAKBMON1' Academic Band 1, 2, 33 HfBurger 23 Sailor Maids 23 Intramural volleyball 23 Intramural basketball 23 Bowling 23 Archery 33 Operetta 33 Blair County Band 33 Press Conference Delegate 2. CRISTE, RUSSELL EDWARD Hoirimwsauiio Academic Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 33 Base' ball 33 Intramural basketball 23 In- tramural volleyball !. 23 Track Man- ager 13 HifY 1, 2, 33 Athletic Club President 3. CROYLE, JOSEPH WILLIAM Noixri-mem General Basketball 1, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Football Manager 13 Hi-Y 2, 33 Secretary 33 Athletic Club President 33 Intra- mural volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intramural football 33 Intramural basketball 2, 3. CUMMINGS, ROBERT P. Noiu'iiPu:i.D Academic Football 1, 2, 33 Class Vice President 33 Homeroom President 2, 33 Secref tary l3 Basketball 1, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Student Council Vice President 23 Intramural basketball 1. 23 Intramurf al volleyball 1, 2. DELOZIER, DORIS B. I'IoLLmAYsaukc Academic H-Burger 1, 2, Exchange Eoitor 3, Sing For Your Supper 3, Up In The Air 3, Chorus 3, Tri'I'Ii'Y 2, 3, G. A. A. I, Nurse's Aide 2, 3, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3. Dl1OZIER, GORDON LEE DuNcANsv1LLE General Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 3, Intra' mural basketball 1, 2, 3. DIEHL, BETTY LOUISE Poor or TEN Commercial Chimrock Typist 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Blair County Band 2, 3, Sailor Maids 2, Operetta 3, Bowling 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 3, Intramural basketball 3, Gym Exhibition 3. DOUGLASS, JOAN HOLLIDAYSBURG Commercial Chimrock Typist 3, TrifHi'Y 2, 3, H-Burger 2, New Fires 2, Sing For Your Supper 3, Sailor Maids 2, Chorus 1, Minstrels 1, Bowling 1. DUNKLE, DONALD A. HILLTOP General Intramural basketball 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 2, 3, Intra' mural football 3, Operetta 2. EBLING, MARGARET A. Foor or TEN Home Economics Chorus 3, Up In The Air 3. ELLIS, JOANNE MARIE CANOE Clues: Academic Intramural volleyball 2, 35 Intramural basketball 2, 35 Color Guard 35 Tri- HifY 35 Chorus 35 Operetta 3. ERNEST, JANET MARIE EAs'r Fiuzizoom Academic Bowling 2. FINNERTY, BETTE A. Hotunavsauxc Academic Intramural basketball 35 TrifHifY 35 C. Y. O. I, 25 Spanish Club 25 Bios Club 15 Swimming 25 Photography 15 Archery 15 Bowling 25 Sing For Your Supper 3. FLECK, JOANN L. DuNcANsvn.Ln General TrifHifY 2, 35 District Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Homeroom Chaplain 15 Treasurer 25 Dance band vocalist 35 Minstrels 15 Gym Exhibition 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Sing For Your Supper 35 Intramural volley' ball l, 2, 35 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 35 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Archery 35 Girls Sextet 25 G. A. A. 1. GARNAND, .IANET EUGENIA Hotunavsauac Commercial Sing For Your Supper 35 Girls Chorus l, 25 Prom Committee 25 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Library Assistant 1, 25 Intramural volleyball 1, 25 Intramural basketball 1, 25 Tiger Tales 1, 2, 35 Editor 35 Class Committees 1, 25 Oice Monitor 3. GATES, ARTHUR STANLEY Horuoavsauko .Academic EMEIGH, HAROLD R. HOLLIDAYSBURG General Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 25 Intramural volleyball 35 Intramural basketball 3: Operetta 2, 3. FILSON, STERLING CARL HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Track 2, 35 HifY 2, 3. FISHER, HARRIET M. Lanmour Home Economics Chorus 15 Intramural basketball 35 Intramural volleyball 3. FYOCK, JAMES ARNOLD HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic District Band 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Blair County Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 HifY 1, 2, 35 VicefPresident 2, President 35 Intramural volleyball 35 Student Council 35 New Fires 25 Sing For Your Supper 35 Min- strels I. GATES. EDWIN P. Hoiunussunc Academic GLASS, ROGER B. Newnr General Band l, 2. WON GLUNT, VERNA IRENE DuNcANsvu.Le General Nurse's Aide 35 Chimrock Staff 3: Trl-HifY 31 Bowling I, 31 Chorus Ig Intramural volleyball 2. GREENLEAF, PEGGY LOU Bnooxes MILLS Commevcml Chorus lg Minstrels lg Intramural basketball I, 23 Intramural volleyball 1, 2g Cheer Leading Squad. X W' GROVE, KENNETH PAUL LAKBMONT Geneml Homeroom Chaplain 3g Hi-Y 1: Boys Chorus 35 Operetta 3. HAINLEY, CLYDE GAYSPORT General Band 1, 21 Basketball 1, 25 HifY 2, 31 Football Manager 2, 33 Baseball 3g Homeroom Chaplain 1. vw Sv M HAMMAKER, THOMAS S. Houmarsauno General Football I, 2, 3g XVrestlmg 2, 3g Track 33 Intramural basketball 1. 2. f ' HA , DOROTHY LOUISE J , LAKEMONT Commevcxal x Intramural basketball lg Class Play Usher 23 Chorus 3g Tri-Hi'Y 3g H- Burger Typist 3g Operetta 3. HELSEL, D. GENE Cursor: VALLEY Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 Intramural volleyball 2, 3. HELSEL, JEAN E. DuNcANsv1LLi: Home Economics Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural basketball 1, 2, 3. HENSHAW, CAROLYN E. HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic Class Secretary 23 Homeroom Presi- oent 2: Secretary 13 New Fires 23 Sing For Your Supper 33 Chimrock Staff 33 TrifHifY 2, 33 Treasurer 33 HfBurger Staff 13 Sailor Mait.s 23 Bowling I. HILEMAN, E. KATHARINE SCOTCH VALLEY Commercial New Fires 23 Chorus 33 Up ln The Air 3. HILLING, WILLIAM j. HILLTOP General Football, 2 33 Baseball 2, 33 Student Council 33 Intramural volleyball 1, 23 Intramural basketball 2. 33 HifY 1, 23 Homeroorn Secretary 23 Athletic Club 3. HOCKENBERRY. LEONA FAYE HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic H-Burger Associate Editor 3, Student Council 2, 33 Corresponding Sec' retary 33 New Fires 23 Class Sec' retary 13 Homeroom Vice President 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Blair County Band 1, 2, 3. HELSEL, ELEANOR RUTH DuNcANsvrLLz Academic Drum Majorette 2, 33 Sing For Your Supper 33 TrifHi-Y 2, 3. Homeroom Vice President 33 Color Guard 13 Chorus 13 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural volley- ball I, 23 Bowling 1. HENRY, JAMES B. Looe Academic HEVERLY, KRISS W. HOLLIDA rsiaunc General HI LEM AN, ROBERT EUGENE GEIZSEYTOWN General Basketball I, 33 Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intramural basketball 23 ln- tramural football 3. HITCHINGS, SHIRLEY E. HOLLIDAYSBURG General G. A. A. 13 Tri-Hi'Y 33 Sailor Maids 23 Chorus 23 Basketball I, 33 Tumbling 13 Bowling 1. HOOVER, FREDA Cnoss Kurs Home Economics Chorus I, 2, 33 Minstrel: 13 Operetta 33 Red Cross 3. HUBBARD, ROSAN HARRIET HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic Chimrock Editor'infChief 3, Student Senate l, Homeroom President 1, TrifHi'Y 2, 3, Vice President 3, H- Burger l, 2, Homeroom Vice Presif dent 2, Sing For Your Supper 3, Assembly Program Committee 3, Compass I. IRVIN, ROSE MARIE Fiunxsrowx General Chorus 1, 2, 3, Minstrels 1, Operetta 3, TrifI'IifY 3. JONES, ROBERT C. Hoiiioavssuncz Academic Football 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Blair County Band 2, 3, HfiY 2, 3, Athletic Club 3, Minstrels 1, Intramural basketball 3. KAUFMAN, SHIRLEY JEAN Cixoss Kms Home Economics Red Cross 3. KIRKHAM, HARRY R. Loop General Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, Blair County Band 2, 3, Band Librarian 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Operetta Stage Manager 2, 3, Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 1. 2. 3, Gym Exhibition 2. KNORR, ELSIE MAY Lowsx Rrnsii Commercial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 31 Bowling 1, 2. 1 LEIDY, IRVIN W. Foo'r'orfTiaN Agriculture Band 1, 2, 3, State F. F. A. Band 3, Blair County Band 3, Intramural volleyball 2, 3, F. F. A. reporter 1, 2, Intramural basketball 2, 3, Intra- mural football 3. MCCLELLAN, ADELAIDE RITA Hottmsvssuiic Academic Homeroom Secretary 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, Homeroom Chaplain 1, Bowling I, 2, Band 1, Intramural basketball 1, 2, Intramural volleyball 2, Archery 3, Chorus 3, G. A. A. 1, Operetta 3, Tri-HifY 1, 2, 3. MCCLELLAN, ERNEST R. Hottmavssuac General District Chorus 2, Boys Chorus 2, 3, Homeroom President 3, Secretary 1, Wrestling 2, Operetta 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 1, 2, Intramural vogeyball 1, 2, Intramural basketball l, . f1'4 'y7l!l' MCLUCAS, LORRAINE AGNES Lsximoxr Academic Intramural volleyball 1, 2, Bowling 2, Intramural basketball 1, 2. MCVEY, BETTY LUCILLE Houinsrssunc Academic Band 2, 3, Intramural basketball 1, 2, Intramural volleyball 1, 2, Archery 2, Gym Exhibition 2, Red Cross 1. MALONE, JANET E. Hotrinavssunc Academic Class Vice President 2, Tri'Hi'Y 1, 2, 3, President 3, Student Council 2, 3, Homeroom President 1, 2, Varsity basketball 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2, Archery 3, Student Council Con- f2fCfIC6 2: Band 1, 2, 3, Intramural basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, NEW Fifa 23 Sing For Your Supper 3. LONG, Jos WADE DUNcANsvn.uz Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. MCCLELLAN, DARLEANNE A. Houmarssunc Academic Band 1, 2, 3, Blair County Band 1, 2, 3, HfBurger 2, 3, New Fires 2, Dance Band 3, Sailor Maids 2, Student Nurses Aide 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Boys Chorus and Girls Chorus Accompanist 3, Sing For Your Supper 3: Up In the Air 3. MCGEE, SHELDON EARL Hotuoarsaunc General Tumbling 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 1, Bowling 1, Intramural football 3, Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 3. McNlGHT, M. EVANGELINE I-iiu.'ror Academic New Fires 2, Sing For Your Supper 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Convention Delegate 2, HfBurger 2, 3, Conference Delegate 2, Conference Speaker 3, Assistant Editor of Chim' rock 3, TrifHifY 1, 2, 3, Varsity basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural basket' ball 1, 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, Gym Exhibition 2. MADDEN, FRANCIS JOSEPH Houinavssuxc Academic Football 1, 2, 3, New Fires 2, I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom President 3, Student Council 2. MARKS, SALLY M. Hoirmsvssukc Commevcial HfBurger l, 2, 3, Chimroclr 3, Home- room Secretary 1, 3, Bowling 1, Tri' I'Ii'Y 2, 3, Treasurer 3. MATTERN, BETTY j. Tuner VALLEY Commercial Band 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. MAY, MARGARET A. EAST Fiuznnom Commercial Girls Chorus 1, Minstrels 1, Triflflif Y 3, Intramural basketball 1, Intraf mural volleyball 1. MILLER, MARTHA JOSEPHINE CANON S'rA'rioN Home Economics Red Cross 3. MOUNTAIN, KENNETH E. FRANKSTOXNN Academic Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, Student Council 1, Homeroom President 1, Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, I'IifY l, 2, 3, New Fires 2, Intramural volleyball 3, Chimrock Stall 3, Gym Exhibition l. NASH, IRENE A. Rnsrrrvom Commercial TrifI'I1-Y 3, HfBurger Typist 3, Inf tramural basketball 1. 2, 3, Intra- mural volleyball 2. 3, Class Play Usher 2, Gym Exhibition I. 2, 3. CTSHELL. EMMA .IEAN I IOLI.IDAY'Hl'RlL General Majorette 2. 3, Tumbling Z. Intra- mural volleyball 2. 3, Intramural basketball 1. 2. 3, G. A. A. I, Operetta 2. 3, Bowling 2: Tri'Hi-Y 3. Minstrels I. PRICE, LOIS A. SYLYAN Hiu.s Academic Homeroom Vice President 1, Home- room Secretary 2, Band Treasurer 2: Chimrock 33 HfBurger lg Tri-HifY 2, 3, Band I, 2, 31 Blair County Band 1, 2, 3, District Band 3, Dance Band 3, Minstrels 13 Sing For Your Supper 3, Bowling 1, Student Council 1. RENNOW, CHARLES JOSEPH LAKEMONT General RICE, BETTY ANN DuNcANsviu.i: Commefcial Chimrock 3. ROBINSON, ROBERT H. HOLLIDAYSBURG Gencval Football 1, 2, 3, Intramural basket' ball 35 H'iY I, 2, 3, Gym exhibition 2, Student Council 3. ROONEY, SARAH j. Hoiiiofwsiauizc Academic Sing For Your Supper 3, New Fires 2, TrifHi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Nurse's Aide 2, Homeroom Secretary Intramural basketball 1, Gym Exhibition 1. SEILER, DALORES Hotiiozwsnuko Home Economics Bowling lg G. A. A. lg Archery 2, Operetta 3, Red Cross 3, Chorus 3, Stamp Collection Club 3, Trifl-IifY 3. QUIRIN, MARION B. LA KE MONT General Chimrock Staff 3, HfBurger Stal? 1, 2, Tumbling 1, 2, Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 3, TrifHi-Y 3, Sing For Your Supper 3, Homeroom Chaplain 1, Treasurer 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, G. A. A. lg Bowling 1. RENTZ, MARJORIE A. Hoitiousnunc Commevcial TrifHi-Y 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 31 Minstrels 1, Operetta 2, 3, Gym Exhibition 1, Intramural basketball lg H'Burger 3, Bowling l. RICE, LOIS L. DuNcANsvii.uz Chorus 1, 2, 33 Operetta 3. ROLLASON, ELEANOR E. DuNcANsvu.Le Home Economics Sailor Maids 2, Girls basketball 1, Chorus 2, 3, Up In The Air 3, Red Cross 3. SAUPP, PAUL E. HOLLIDAYSBURG General Operetta 3, Chorus 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3. SENSEBAUGH, DELORES RAE Foor or TEN Academic Operetta 3g Chorus 3: Gym Exhibi- tion 2g Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural volleyball 2. SHAEFER, R. BENNETT Gavsroxr General Homeroom President 33 HfBurger 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Basket' ball 1, 23 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 33 Tumbling 33 Hi-Y erence 33 Athletic Club 33 Intram I volley- ball l, 2, 3. fl A IJ jf l H V Uffrj. lj ,iw j fi! 5- SHULTZ, LETER S. CHIMNEY Rocks General Intramural football 33 Intramural volleyball 1, 2, 33 Intramural basket' ball 2, 3. SMITH, CHARLES BAILEY Foor or TEN General nior ye n Navy. ' Ak LIDAYSBURG K A d 1, 2,gfDance Qnd 1, 2, ' ing For Y ur Sup 33 Ne ' 2g oom resident 1, X Se ry 23 dent nciT'33 Inf mural b Il 13 1-YI 1, 23x33 Blau Cou:bN 3' peretta 33 Fi Watcher Exhibitiqn 3, li X. STRAWMYER, ANITA P. ANT HILLS Commercial Intramural basketball 3: Sailor Maids 23 HfBurger Typist 33 Bowl- ing lg Intramural volleyball 3. THOMAS, RUTH ELAINE DUNCANSVILLE Academic Homeroom Secretary 33 Intramural basketball 23 Intramural volleyball l, 23 Chorus 33 Class Play Usher 23 Gym Exhibition 23 Nurses' Aide 3. ij T, EDWIN M., JIS y 5 I Acaiiemic v J TREESE, MARY CATHERINE DUNCANSVILLB Home Economzcs Chorus 2, 33 Sailor Maids 23 Up In The Air 33 Bowling 13 Red Cross 3. WALLACE, RUTH -I. DRY RUN Academic Basketball 33 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3: Intramural volleyball I, 2, 33 Tumbling 33 TrifHi-Y 3. WALKER, GEORGE A. ja. HOLLIDAYSBURG Academic Class President 1, 23 Football I, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Homeroom President 1, 2, Vice President 33 I'IfYi Club 1, 2, 33 Intraf mural volleyball 2, 33 HfBurger Stall: I, 2. WALTERS, HELEN LOUISE HOLLIDAYSBURG Home Economics Chorus 1, 2, 33 Minstrels 13 Operetta 3. WATTERS, FLORINE LOUISE Hotiioavsnuxc Commercial Chimrock Typist 33 Operetta 33 Minstrels 13 Bowling 13 Chorus 1, 3. WEAVER, WILLIAM H., jx. FIOLLIDAYSBURG General Football Manager 2, 33 Intramural basketball 33 Intramural volleyball 33 Operetta 2, 33 Sing For Your Supper 33 Athletic Club 33 Track Manager 33 Bowling 1. WAGNER, NORMA RUTH DuNcANsviu.z Home Economics Class Vice President 23 Treasurer 13 Class Play 23 Basketball 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Chorus 33 Operetta 3. WALLS, RICHARD D. CANOE Cans: Academic Baseball 2, 33 Wrestling 33 Intramur- al basketball 2, 33 Intramural volley- ball I, 2, 33 Intramural football 33 Homeroom treasurer 3. WALTERS, ET HEL M. DuNcANsvn.uz Academic Double Exposure 23 Home Room Chaplain 23 Bowling 23 Home Nurs' ing 1. WARNER, JBANNE M. Hotuoavsaunc Academic Student Council 1, 2, 3, Recording Secretary 2, Cbnvention Delegate 2, 33 Convention Speaker 23 New Fires 23 Sing For Your Supper 33 I-IfBurger 1, 23 Feature Editor 2s Operetta 13 Chorus 1. WEAVER, DONALD FRANCIS DuNcANsvu.i.e General Band 1, 2, 33 Intramural volleyball 1, 23 Intramural basketball 1, 23 Dance Band 33 Sing For Your Supper 3. WEICHT, FLOYD L. Hoi.i.mAYsaunc General Cheerleading 13 Band 3. WERKING, BYRON L. CATPISH General WEYANT, RALPH F. Fnzmxsroww General WILT, M. DENISE Hottxrmvssuac Academic Chimroclr Staff 33 HfBurger Stall' 3: Varsity basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3g Tri' HifY 2, 35 New Fires 23 Sing for Your Supper 35 G. A. A. lg Press Conference Delegate 3. YECKLEY, CARL W. DUNCANSVILLE General YOVNG. IXJRSEY DAVID Lowra Rrrsri General lntramural volleyball 3. lntr.mu1r.4l basketball 3g Athletxc Clul' 3, S 155 'N , -G Q 1 Tl . 1 'Q Y, 2 W ,aff . Inf' Iva, 1 0 1. Top to bottom, Baldridge, Howard, Ritz, jones. st Row leftto gh! Rhine Bei' v Dm s Xi Cl sk y P H 'araxkcn Bolmd. Rlcntz trrnhcfrL c P l Cl kN.t...,'x1.lrmr dR Su r ith rs h r B rh L .Cam-.l. ll, 7 I 0 K '. ',D.. .,.. i' . :j:, u1.'.', t:...,tt:it: Under the leadership of Elizabeth jones, president: Edwin Baldridge, vicefpresidentg Janice Ritz, secretary, Nancy How- ard, treasurerg and Miss jean Heasley, adviser, the class of '48 engaged in a variety of activities during the school year. Athletics held the interest of many of this class. Calvin Dannals, Robert Gemberling, Tom Gildea, Eddie Hammaker, William Hesley, Ted Illingworth, Sam Nowell, Foster Piper. julius Walters, Eugene Alberter, Edwin Baldridge, joe Frank, Dennis Mclntyre, Robert Mathers, Richard McMaster, Philip Perry, and William Rodriquez took an active part in football. juniors who were on the basketball squad were: Edwin Baldridge, Arthur Chamberlain, Tom Gildea, William Hesley, Ted Illingworth, Eugene Leaper, Dennis McIntyre, Sam Nowell, john Tiernan, and Reynor Ulery. The junior members of the track team of 1946 were: Edwin Baldridge, Calvin Dannals, Robert Gemberling, and William Hesley. Eugene Alberter, Eddie Hammaker, George Reilly, and Julius Walters were the juniors on the wrestling team. Edwin Baldridge, Tom Gildea, Ted Illingworth, Dennis Mc' Intyre, Sam Nowell, Foster Piper, Bruce Ritchey, john Tiernf an, and Cletus Thompson were members of the baseball team. Norma Cannarsa, Ruth Ann Fil' cr. Gonsman. Scclv. A ,, G,.,h,,,,,H,,m,u, son, Doris Long, and Rosemary Mc' I f L .i 1 Kee were the iunior cheerleaders. , . Q ' l 5 .1 K Q, .,.f u The juniors were also active in intramural football, basketball. base' ball, volleyball, and bowling. They were busy members of the band, choruses, Student Council. and NH' Burger staff. The junior class play attracted a large crowd both evenings of its FET' formance. The class party was claimed to be the best the group ever had. The juniorsenior prom held in Mary climaxed the year of activities for the group. 1 I 1 4 , f 3 I M '. sz? ' Q ,. ff 1 -If . r 17.34, 'f - ' A auf iw' 1 4 39 2 ' 'A .ff . ' - Yan, 4' 'ff V , ,' L 9? rl -?: Lg I' 1 f- : ' ,f F ff ' Y' I gy 'Vx if 1, V' 5 5' 5 5 5 i v 'f + ' 'Q ' 5 ,Lf 2 'L - J j V n u ' T' 1 ll If ,, , ll ii -1.171- U 5, f' .Q I r. f gfr V 1 , 1 C t U ' W rv fu! v A g ,a f if 5 fh ' ,VE - nn? 'Qi sf if H xl fi 1 +- I .4 ll pa N ls ,, . , 1 ,i .sw , , , ' 'FY' 'Ni I FT QS' f' Q 5 'f N ff f P I, Y 1 . 1 ' 1 , QL H H' ll If fr rr vo- r. ,, gV.,.l ff I , 4 - 1 V ,, , Q fl 'Egfr' D A ,. 2 V ' A Q ff 11. 'f Qjfffn 'K r Q, fx ,H 4' If ': at i v 5 5 Wwigfv V 'H 1 f V 3 'L-. i X' I 53? E I . 5 5 i 5 .2 1 I if :: H M lf' Class Officers, Standing, Gorsuch, left, Wright. Seated, Waird, left, Wyeriiiriii. GYM BECUMES FARM SCE Pint Row, legito right: Ingram, Claar, Glass, Lindenmer, Closson, Altmanshofcr, Drass, Thomas, Riley. Wilt. Second Row: cCod, Ferguson, Shirley, Neal, Stifller, Blackstone. Langham. Kratzer. Hester Caltahaugh Thifd Row:Cruse, uirin, Snovvhergcr, Hodge. Vlalters, Montgomery, Cummo, Madden, Bifcnnvr. Weis-hcl. Rooney. Fourth Row: Edmundson, Martin. Pheasant, Mclntire, Kantner, Frank, Diehl, Hewitt, Fisher. Fin! Row: Burk, Hetriclt, Markle, Grove, Diehl, Croyle, Hockcnherry, Bowser, Waite, Stifllcr. Second Row: Roland, Monahan. Smith, Gentry, justice, Wilt, Allison, Harmon, Drass, Lcihcgort. Third Row: Harvatu, Sweeney, Bice, Cook, Frank, Shawlcy, Ferry, Kratzcr. Campbell, Prosser, Fourth Raw: Pheasant, YVertz, Barroncr, Nickum, Chamherlain, Ehock, Weaver, Riley. Scarecrows, cornstalks, bales of hay, golden yellow and red ears of corn, and pumpkins helped transform the gymnasium into a typif cal farm scene as the Class of '49 climaxed the 1946f47 school season with its party. The theme of the farm was carried out under the direction of Miss Helen Davis, class adviser, and the class officers: Theodore Wyermaii, president, Williziiii Wzird, vicefpresident: Barbara Gorsuch, secretary, Georgia Wright. treasurer. The various committees worked long and diligently in preparing pictures, streamers. and the other decorations which made the party scene one of rustic beauty. The party was attended hy a majority ofthe class who heard a wellfprepared program and who took part in games and dancing. The active TopfNotchers Cluh, composed of sophomore girls, elected Dolores Cummings as their president. Miss jean Heasley was sponsor of this cluh. One of their functions was the sponsoring ofa Sadie Hawkins dance which was enjoyed hy the whole school. The sophomores also participated in the musical organizations of the school. The Triple Trio, composed of nine sophomore girls, provided entertainment for assemhlies and other special programs. The meinhers of the sophomore class were active in the athletic program. The hoys gave valuahle assistance in haskethall, foot' hall, and wrestling. The girls showed an inf terest in haskethall, ping pong, and howling. , .. 7,51 1, . Y a I v . ,. , . f I . 5 4 , A ' ff: . jz 1. 1- + I e V- -g A . 4 7, ,,' 'Mfg' if 53, V -- K i, n. tl 2 a tl A vw .f, A ,,. , W ' is x, r f. v' 5. C- ., V, . A . f fa, f , 1 , 4 1- V '- xsqg 5 'QV K rl 1 Z 5 C4 4 1 , - , ' 0 e. . 'L ,,, ' N w V-1 ' w ' 5 K A f ,Y YK F' v - 8 I I 1 1 . I ,. 3: ,, ri. 'f . 1tt 1'2 ' W hir: 'YVM f- - ' , ! 5 NLF 1 in W' ,I ' P '4 sv 'ik '-1 ' ,l 'A 3. Vx I ig ' f X :mi img 9. , J, M -pg M f 1 - Q , -. . , . ' ' ,f v v , . fgxh I ,f. 'SM N 5-' ' 5 .- 5- f r +4 JW I , J . 10-5 QQ: Fff .yk Ll 5 1 A M u in ,, I9 r , a V A .' 1 A ,Ms 3 f' at -X.. V :ff 'i fl V. gn , P' M v. . f fu ,gig 'V 'W c ,A A M . 4 -,4'.. .0 ff xx' ., y . -, - ., - A , I v H . I 3 1 A. Q . Af e: I A 4 1 -1 Front Row, left to right: Criste, Filson, Delozier, Brubaker, Neely Madden, jones, Cummings, Wzxlker, Hilling, T. Hammaker. Second Row: Hesley, Piper, Wz1Iters, E. Hammaker, Printy, Gildea Dannals, Nowell, Illingworth, McMaster. Third Row: Dubbs, Mathers, Frank, Baldridge, O'Brien, Kitzinger. Robinson, Kratzer, Corbin, Ulsh, W. Hammaker. Fourth Row: Ritter, Chimente, Bittle. Coach Cbimente. center, plans game strategy with assistants Ritter. right. and Bittle. 217618 Ill ZX Coach Vmcent I Ch1mente s 1946 Golden TIQCT avgrevatxon gaxe Hollxdu shur footb ll fans the hne t season IH recent years Bla 1nv forth vuth a fixe game vtln streak and endlnv stronv the Trvers ne erthele lost two Games and tred one The teamwork Hvhtrn Splflt and stellar play of tle Blue and Wh1te shovt ed the cahbre of the te 1111 Launchmg the se1son xuth a 1ctory of Dvs1rt park the H Burg squad tr1mmed Saxton L1bertJ 20 O Unable to score ag II st the stubborn wxldcwts IP the hrst perlol thc Twer t1n1lly sent Cumnnnf s 1cro ln the second quarter Hollldaysburg outpl1yed Saxton rn leadlng 110 IU first dovxns 1nd 271 20 111 yards gamed Entertaxnxnv at home agaln the Tlgers played thelr best game of the se 1son rn downnw St1te College 611 The Burg vrctory halted the L1ttle Llon s w1n stre1k at twenty games An enraged T1ger scored rn the second per1od after Robert Gemberhng h1lfback suffered a broken leg 111 the second play of the g1me Cummlngs broke loose for 75 yards to the 2 yard marker from where he carrled the ball across two plays later Tw1ce rn the last half the Burg reached scormg terrxtory possessmv the ball on the State 2 foot lxne IS plax ended In topplng Phllhpsburg 12 7111 the thlrd consecutxxe home gnne the Blue 1nd Whlte sm 1 he ny lvlount alneer team drlxe 62 y1rds for the 1n1t11l touchdown IU the econd perxod The Tlger countered when Fxlson and jones collaborated IU blockxng 1nd recover mg a Phnhpsburg krck on the Burg 43 Walker to sed to Prper for the sxx polnter after he and Cum mmgs pounded the l1ne The dec1d1ng score came 1n the th1rd per1od when Cummxngs caught the second trnvht I 1ss from Walker and weaxed 35 yards to core The v1me ended after the T1gCfS made a sen bltlondl vo 11 llne st1nd 1n stoppmg 1 Ph1ll1psburg thre1t on the 5 yard hne TOUTIUQ to Ebensburg the T1gers won the fourth strnght when they cnne from behmd to down 1 s unky Red Dexll te 1m that l1ter knocked Huntmgdon off the Western Conference pedestal Ebensburg led 7 0 1t the h1lf scormg rn the openxng mlnutes when struck b1ck to t1e the score 1fter rnterceptrng 1 Red Dexll pass 1t mrdheld when Walker completed two 25 yard passes to Pxper The Blue and Whxte went 1head ID the last perlod on .1 70 yard touchdown drxve The Chlmentemen then 1ssumed the defensxxe ID order to hold the YICIOFY m ifglll llllngworth was t1ckled ID the end zone for 1 safety Ebenshurg was on the 8 Wi1'Ll lrne 1s the game ended The xrctory rl 1ced H Burg at the Head of the Western Conference Equ1ll1ng l1st ye1r s Exe gme wm stre1k the un le1ten T1-fers downed Altoom C1thol1c Hxph School 13 6 at the Altoom Cmcket Fleld The Burg elexen w1s surprrsed IS the M1rauders scored on the th1rd F1vsrR1u le to Y1Ql1! Don'an Flec Kuhn Stoner Oson Barorner Kartn r Robmson Frledenbloom Forney 91un'Rou Fr11 Vvmega dner Alb ter Ro nque Stltt uxrm M lrtvre Vvhltfxelo Barnes Rxley Thur' Row Ph asant Baker B1lfour Kenmell M T1 ne Thomnson Trexler Eboch Crlsveell Perry Fourth Rmt L 1mer Hxllmg 'Xoang ,. . S , 5 1 1 K r , . . g S A . A 1 S . U L' - x, , 1 LIN El H , ' 5 . , . . , 2 , , .. . ' , . . ,., .' - v . - ' . . - D . ' ' .D ,,: D ' V ss s' ' f . f 11 ' l o 5 xr ' , ,I A . , , ' 4 1 . s 1 D X ' Y ' ' r e Q ' ' K A I -Q F . be ' 1 Q , - 1 ' '- , I A, , l '. ' 5 1 f 1 1 fl 1 V aw A L- ' 1 . 1., 5 s 1 cg 1 ss V . 1 H ' I ' A L Q 1 X ' 1 1 1 Y . r . V Q Q 4, ,T , , Q . Q 5 l . ', , ' , , , - - . , they c11p1t.1l1zed on 11 Burg fumble. Holhdaysburg . Y , . Q . V 2 1 Q . I 1 ' I l ' ' I . 1 . . . . 1 1 ' . ' ' rf ' - f v' 1 D 2 , . , x . f ' S 1 U ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 ' f -f 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 ' . 1 '. ft 5 1 k I' ' e ' ' , . . ,.., .. . .. . -, , . . H . .e 1. 1 . 111. 1 r , .er , 11 1. .Q . t . . ' , . ' 1. ' cm , , 1 , 1 ' . c g . ,a . . , ' , . l. Ll , , l 4 play of the game when a long pass was deflected into the waiting arms of' Geis. The Blue and VVh1te struck hack. however. with a 72 yard drive. Cummings crossing. The second score came in the third cjuarter on a series of passes. The game was played hef-ore a recordfhreaking crowd estimated at 9000 fans. Neighhoring Roaring Spring High School halted Hollidayshurgis winning streak as the Yellow jackets held the Golden Tigers to a scoreless deadlock. Despite the fact that the Tigers led 9563 in yards gained, the Spring squad, playing an inspired game, equalled the Tigers five first downs and penetrated to the Burgs 4 yard line. A W.1lker to Hilling pass set up a Tiger threat in the final period hut thejackets held for downs. The Huntingdon Bearcats further humhled the Tigers hy dropping them from the unheaten ranks on a flooded field hy a 1249 count. Thousands of spectaf tors jammed Dysart Park in the height of an all day rain to witness a swim meet the Bearcats refused to postpone. The Chimentemen journeyed to Tyrone for the traditional game with the Eagles hut were unahle to climh out of a scoreless slump. Battling in even terms for three periods, the Tigers went to pieces in the last quarter as Tyrone crossed the goal line three times. Hoover, stellar Eagle fullback, ran and passed for the first touchdown and was instrumental in the others, realized on a Tiger fumble and a hlocked punt. The season was ended at fxlouiit lnion as the Burg garnered a final victory, running up the years higgest margin. Held to a 6f6 tie the first half. the Golden Tigers ran wild in the second half. downing the Powderftowners hy a final 336 score. The lllingworth to Piper comhination was good for two markers. Cal Dannal's 65 yard touchdown run was the feature of the game. As these hoys are juniors, promise 15 given next yearis team. The junior varsity squad played a four game schedf ule. Despite the ahsence of- victories. games were hotly waged. lnvaluahle experience was gained hy the hoys and large steps were taken in developing material for next years varsity. SEASUNS RECORD HfBurg Opponent Score I4 Saxton. . U 6 . State College U 12. . .. Phillipshurg. . 7 14. Ehenshurg. 0 13. . Catholic High 6 U. Roaring Spring if 41 Huntingdon 12 fl Tyrone. . . 19 33 Mount Lfnion 6 92 'I-OTAL. . . 59 Won. 6 Lost . . .2 Tied. . .1 CHEERLEADERS Fmt Roux, left ra right' McKee. Cannarsa. McClellan. Grove. Second Row. Miss XX'alker. Godfrey, Fzlson. Third Row' Cassidy. Tdonahan. Fox. Chingos. Long .4-.. Tlgers Scare Mt Lzons The score IS 7 6 and a majorlty of the 1100 frenzxed f1ns III the h1gh school gym scream thelr dehght as the Golden Tlgers le 1d Altoona s undefeated L1ons at the end of the Hrst qu 1rter There s the whistle' Hysterxa re1gns 1s the Tngers stretch the le 1d to 1 12 8 count But the fans are quxckly sohered IS Pros en nets two corner shots in the last 13 seconds to gne AlIOO11l 1 19 17 half tlme lead Its mp and tuck all the w1y 111 the thlrd perlod 1lthough Hollxdaysburg loses a 1712 margm Rldmg the1r 7 pomt lead the L1ons cont1nue 41 35 at the four mmute txmeout 1nd End the Tlgers not yet beaten as the score reads 45 40 wxth one m1nute to go But once aga1n makxng use of the last seconds Altoona completes two shots to w1n 49 40 and enjoy the bxggest margm of the game Thrllled by the T1gers performance 1n thxs contest many fans wondered why the team should w1n but 1X games wh1le los1ng fourteen IU the season s schedule Th1s was probably due to the fact that the 46 47 Burg quxntet was an unpredxctable team somet1mes bemg hot but ShOWlUg badly 111 other contests ThlS may be xllustrated by the games played wxth Roarlng Sprlng The Txgers traveled to the papertown to drop a 36 32 game when a Hrst half deficlt could not be made up When the Yellow jackets came to Holhdaysburg howcx er they lost a 45 15 game usm the same l1neup The Burg tenn couldn t mxss the hoop IH the contest wh1le they also set up a trght defense The Tlgers spllt w1th three other opponents w1nn1ng the home games Punxsutawney dropped the Burg 37 25 at home but lost 38 36 on the T1gCfS floor Th1s game was undeclded untxl the last 8 seconds The local team lost two games each to Altoona Catholxc H1gh and Altoona Hxgh Two XICEOIICS were gaxned from W1lllamSbUfg Goach Ralph Harden s passers fared poorly ln the Mountamn Hlgh League ga1n1ng slngle NICCOUCS over Tyrone and Ph1l1psburg m the ten games played The T1gers toured to Mount Umon for the opemng game los1ng by a wxde margln Succeedmg games were lost to Lewlstown Ph1l1psburg and Huntxngdon These games showed 1 4 and 5 POIUC margxns respectxxely The T1g6fS Hnally broke the Jmx ID beatmg Tyrone 1t home the score bemg 34 30 1n a thrlller In the second cycle the team downed Phlhpsburg but lost to the other opponents The Ph1l1psburg score vt lS 29 19 and both the losses to Levnstown 1nd Mount llmon were bv 1 few fO1l1t marglns Hunnngdon the Mount llmon champs pasted the Tlgers by a 13 pomt margxn The tvao games played vnth Lew 1S town were both thnllers The Panthers scored 32 pomts ln each cortest to ln by a foul 1n the first game and by a lasket ID the second iff' f 1 51 ' Pg, 'ga I Y' 1 E -.J .35 V iw f mils-.- X 4 U 'R 'ff A A A . x .w ,Q ii .151 5 ii Q Q 31 Gu VARSITY SUBS 31.1111 ITM? fzfzky fi mir I.r'1.Hw H11 I me xx XM lx Tzrrvw C,'XNSIIH, H Burg 36 F2 25 14 31 W8 17 31 Q w 20 14 '7 -1 23 if Tu 41m -NJ .Li 's xx Mx! I3'l2 S1111 SUMMARY Oppfmcmt ,Vv71lll.dIUSbL1I'g IlO.lI'll1g, Sprung, . PLlI1XSllf.lVVll6y. . Vv'1ll1.1mslNurg. . Altocwm Cuthrwllc PL1IlXSl1f.lXK'TTCY Tximmt l 'mom Lcwlstcwwm . Plulmpslmrg , HLITIIIITQKEIWIT Tyrfmc , Altfvmmq Huh. rN1l'llIXfl Y'1UT' :Xltw 11.1 CMYK 111: I.CXX'INt1'Vx k, 'SUI' H 'T ' Vhtizn 3 :tg R H.: ' L 'It Y, '1 KK' v K- U x A-f Scars .10 36 37 17 36 36 H 1 5 32 1 Q 35 3U 44 5... xy 'QW JW IW wi 1 1 'Y - fm ztttf Qoutllcs ax Vets The Holl1d1x hurv lumor X 11' 1tx co ched hx K tor R1tter completed If eu on xxrth 1 record of ex tvxrn 1 unt 1xteen o e 'vimx of the e game xxere xerx EYCIIIITU 1nd Qhovxed excellent Pliy1I1g on the p1rt of hoth the home l1x Vee and the oppo mv te une Qome ofthe conteatb xxere clo e 111 corrnff throughout the mme 1nd they vxere not declded unt1l the l1Qt fevx mrnutes In hoth of the gme xxrth Tx rone the core vx 15 tled lt the end of the tlurd qu1rter It W1 20 20 111 the home v1me 1nd 11 13 rn the wx IW mme Hovx exer Tx rone emerged XICCOYIOUS e 1ch trme Whe11 the loc1l hxe pl1xed Roosexelt lumor High they vxere hehrnd 5 7 1t the h 1lf In the thlrd qu1rter the Burv pulled 1he1d 13 7 lI1Ll l1I1lllfv xxon hx 1 Qcore of 23 I4 Another h1lf t1me t1e occured 1n the Phxlrpshurs, game The score wh 99 Pl1ll1fSlDUI'f1, tcok thc thrrd qu 1rter 1612 1nd the Burg hoys r1ll1ed 1n the fourth ou1rter to vxm 28 20 Don Corhm le1d the te 1111 1I'1 scormg vx1th 122 pornts Georve Kmter 1nd Leo Kuhn scored 102 1nd 78 pomts respectuxely The team scored 3811 of the 1ttempted foul Qhcts H Bur Won TH E RECCRD Cpponent W1ll11m ur 1 Ro1r1nv 5 rmv Punx utwxnex Wllllldm urxf AltOOn1 C 1thOl1c Punx utwxnex Roo ex elt Mount L n1on Lexxxbtovxn H1 ntm 'don lxe1tn Tx rone Altoon 1 MOI nt l n1on Rofwexelt Altooni C1thol1c l..6Xh1GIOVsI1 Altoona Ph1l1pshurg, Roirmg qprxngi Kexth Huntmgdon Tx rone Total Lost Fmt Ron cf! to ugh! Corhln Barnes 0 Bren Kmtner Hammaker Barefoot Second Rou. Fleck Edmunlson Frank R1ley Fornex Kuhn Th rd Rou Cromxller Vnregardn r Currx Ehoch llh Prosser Fmuzh Rau Cm h Rltter Manager Shaxxlex Score - N! J T J ' l 9 J ' I 1 lrlh 'A 5121 5 5' lss 5. 36.. . .. . ' 1 sh t ..,. . . 10 1 Q ,' 5 x 5 ' ' j 1 :L IQ. . 255,15 D. U33 5 1 gf 4 21.. . 5 1 ' ' ...... U32 ,, ,Q if ,, 37. A ' sh 5 .,.., . .2 V A i M U ' ' W 18 . 1 . - 31 5 5 D. 1 'VDK 15. 51' 1' ..... .....37 3 ' 'A 5 W- ' ' 15. 5' ...... 31 A115 ' '. S 'I' 19 . . . 1 f' . . U27 5 A1 Q Q Q5 , 22. .42 A , , .1 ,V , , W 31. . Philipshurg. . . 26 v V T l 2 I' ' 25 . 1 g ..., . . 32 ' f -A ' ' 10 ' . 35 f ' M' 5' . ' 311 . ,' .32 ' ' ' .f z 4 . ' 1 11 . 4 ..,. . .42 I Q v, I 'Z 1 1 vi 5 25. 1 1 ' . 15 K ' 23 . 1 ....... 14 5 ' . . . 24 . 1 2 A 23 2 ' M -Y 23 . 'Q ' .40 f - f' ' 24 . . .33 ' 1 f 2 1 ' ' 28 . 1.... 20 k 1' , . 29 . QA 1 . ..-16 ' . . - A ,' 24. . ' . 18 5 I 1 V 24 ' . . .32 of 'f' '- I Q ' 24 ' . . .. .. 29 ' - f 566. .. . ...., , 682 1 c 1 . S .... 16 Sitting left to right: Tiernan, Weaver, Walker, Piper, Fleck, Christian, Smith, Pequignot, Thompson, Greaser, Swope, Keller. Standing Coach Chimente, Baldridge, Cummings, Neeley, Nowell, Criste, lllingworth, Gildea, Yeager, Croyle, Hilling, Brenner Weaver Ritchey. Hollidaysburg High resumed baseball last year, after a three years lapse. The team was coached by Vincent Chimente. Although not too successful, it was a traditional fighting club. In the opening game the team was given a shellackf ing by a strong Altoona Nine by a 12f2 score. Then the local outfit edged out undefeated Alexandria' Petersburg 9f8 under the excellent pitching of Allen Smith. Through the combined efforts of moundsmen Tiernan and Smith, and a timely triple by Thompson, the team forced Philipsburg to bow to a 5f4 score. Poor fielding caused HfBurg to lose the second game to Altoona 13f5. Long distance hitting with men on base enabled Hollidaysburg High to overwhelm Alexandria by a 15f6 score. Due to a flock of errors, Catholic High won over the Burg Nine 13f4. Although George Walker batted a neat threefforffour, Hollidaysburg lost the final game to Philipsburg, 13f5. SEASONS SUMMARY HfBurg Opponent Score 2 .... ..,. A ltoona High ..... ..... 1 2 9 .... ..., A lexandria ...,... , . . 8 4 .... ,... A ltoona Catholic. . . . . . . .13 5 ..,. .... P hilipsburg ..,.... ,.,.. 4 5 .... .. .Altoona High 4, .... 4 . . . .13 15 ...... .... A lexandria ..,.. . . , 6 5 ........,... Philipsburg ..... ..... 1 3 Won .... 3 Lost .... 4 Kneclmg left to ugh! bemberllng Cruse Mutzabaugh Dannals Robeson Standmg Coach Nolan Hesley F11 on Kxrkham Shaffer Brua K tz nger M Intyre Rexllev The 1946 Track season was brought to a httang clamax when the Golden Tlgers stellar performer jack Robeson ran second an the 220 yard dash IU the Pennsylvanxa State finals J ck was an rare form as he covered the dastance an 22 1 The meet was held t the Pennsylxanaa State College Roleson had flmshed hrst 1n meets held at Cresson Huntmgdon and Iohnstown He also placed second an the Das tract Sax 6l1ITllI1lflOI19 after gettlng off to a faulty st art Under the darectaon of Walter Nolan the Burg candermen copped second place an the first three meets entered The squad captured many Hrst pl aces an the xarlous races but lacked team strength to garner enough pomts to wan the meets The squad was com osed of only 13 men The relay team comrosed of Bob Mutzabaugh Francxs Cruse jack Robeson and Bob Gemberlang came an farst at the Huntangdon and johnstown meets Altoona qophomore Calxan Dann als turned an some Good performances as he won both the hagh jump and broad lump exents an both the Cresson and Huntmgdon meets Nme men return for the 1947 season as Austan Battle assumes the post x acated by Coach Nolan MEETS ENTERED Cresson Hagh Inx1tat1on al Huntangdon Hagh Il1XlClt1Ol1ll Coaches Relay Dxstrxct 6 Ellm1D1ClOI'l State Champlonslalp ' I - . , ' ' . , ' z z ' . Q . . z . za ' z 2 , previously beaten the best in this area when he while Hnishing second in the Coaches' Relays at - - 2 ., - , E. ' 5 . Q c 2 ' Q' . z ' 1 1 D , . . , ' - 2 . 7 Q ' Q 1 . a First Row. left to right: Crusc. Reilly, Alberta. Hammalcer, Delozier. Hamp- ton. Hammakcr. Bookwalter. Second Row: Coach Gallagher, Walt- ers. Walls. Kitzinger. Saupp, Querin. Camphell. Third Row: Emeigh. Ward. Keagy, Creamer. Barroner. Douglas. Fourtli Rott: Boland. Niclaum. Stomer. Hamma er Wins Championship Outstanding feat of the 1946147 wrestling season was Edward Hammakefs capture of the 138 pound class championship in the joint district tournament heldaft Lock Haven. Hammaker won four matches to become the hrst Hollidaysburg district wrestling champion. Ed then went on to reach the semiflinals of the state championship tournament. Gordon Delozier was the only other Hollidayshurg team memher to advance in the district tournament. Delozier won his first match, hut lost out in the semiffinal match to Bickle of Tyrone. All the other team members lost their hrst matches. During the regular season the Burg team showed improvement over the teams of former years, although iii X, they were unable to garner a team victory over any of their Opponents. Julius Walters and Ed Hammaker were consistent winners all season. Julius won six matches, tied two. lost one. Ed won six, tied one, and lost two. The Golden Tigers journeyed to Conemaugh Twp. of Davidsville to open the season. Here the team lost a 2543 match. Tyrone then defeated the local team, administering the worst defeat of the season to the Tigers when the Orange and Black took all hut one weight class. Improved wrestling ahility was seen when the Burg met Bedford and Lock Haven in the next two matches. A thrilling 2lf16 contest was lost to State College on the Burg mats. A win by another Burg hoy would have provided the Tigers with their Erst victory. The undefeated Clearfield Champions visited Hollidayshurg for the next match and overwhelmed the local team hy a 23f6 score. Lewistown was then met and the Panthers were able to defeat the Burg team 21f16. The final match of the season was lost to DuBois on the local mats hy a 2714 score. joseph Gallagher coached the 194647 team. SEASONS RECORD HfBurg Opponent Score 13 ..,.. .,.. C onemaugh Twp.. . . . 25 5, . . . .Tyrone ......,.. . 36 0. . , . . Philipshurg. . . 24 13. , Bedford. . . 26 14. . . .Lock Haven. , 211 16. . . State College. . . , 21 6. . . Clearfield. .33 16 ....,. ..., L ewistown. . . 21 14 ....., . . ...DuBois..... 27 Won .... O Lost .... 9 First Row. left to right: Fox, Camp bell, Kratzer. Burns. Malone. Cramer Vfilt, McNight. Second Row' Crissmen, Vfeicht Mummert. Hudson. Wallace. Silv Reel. Third Row: White. Rhodes. Price. Miss Vvlalker. Chingos. Burkheimer. Ecklv. Girls Attend Clinic Last year the Hollidaysburg Senior High School aided in organizing the Girls' Basketball Clinic which was composed of four high schools in this areas! Bellefonte, State College, Philipsburg, and Hollidaysf burg. This Clinic has a twoffold purpose. First, to teach the girls the fundamentals of basketball, fair play, and good sportsmanship. Secondly, to enable the girls to participate in a series of interscholastic games so that they might put into practice the theories which they learn. The Clinic also provides a better opportunity for more girls to take part in sports. The games were held on Saturday and, since lunch and entertainment were provided by the host school, the day was appropriately called a play day. The entertainment consisted of educational exhibitions, dancing, singing, and relay races. The values of the Clinic and the reasons for desiring many more are various. Gatherings of this sort give each school a chance to compare the skills of its girls with those of other schools. Another important factor is the friendly relations fostered between the schools, and the broadening of personal acquaintances. The Hollidaysburg team was called the Girls' Honorary Varsity because its members were elected by girls on the school's intramural teams. Evangeline McNight was unanimously chosen as Captain of the s uad. q The first game was held March 9 with State College High School acting as the host. Here, the Hollidaysf burg girls won an easy contest over Bellefonte by a lopfsided 44f12 score. The second game took place at Hollidaysburg with the home team taking another victory over the Philipsburg lassies 30 to 7. On March 23 the team journeyed to Bellefonte to play the championship game with State College. The HfBurg team lost this game when State College pushed in the winning basket in the last seventeen seconds of play to win by a score of 16f14. Two teams called the Army and the Navy were made up of two guards and two forwards from each school. These teams played on the last day of the Clinic and the game ended in a 24f24 deadlock. The Girls' Honorary Varsity Basketball Team was organized and coached by Miss Charlotte Walker, Director of girls' Physical Education in the high school. Since the team has lost only two regulars through graduation, they have high hopes of winning the championship of the Clinic this year. CLINIC RECCRD HfBurg Opponent Score 44 Bellefonte 12 30 Philipsburg 7 14 State College 16 55 fi? 2? gg .lhii 2 -kk-I 'r 'tK1-' ' 4 ,. w . 5 , my 1 VN U x.'f 'I . ff M X .Qs I f h i A A , 1 v K I .4 3 I 5'4F I QA .f Q 1 .4 4 'U 4'T4, '1 9' ,, ,.. 4' 235 i 21 . 'lx 4, M ,pM' ' , W5 5 Ji A fl ,,?'.. ,V I ,WWWQ ww f ' 1 wrap ' ,f2, 5P !1 E5?'ff2:i Z fi' V 5 l W z 8 1 4 ., H I 4, -..1 - .i! 21 ::' 1, ij ' 'hr 4' A 9 . 4 ! FQM 5 ,N ,xg 5, X A 4 h u 1 V , ' , nv rv ., h ' vt X 4 342:35 - 'ig T 'IK 'Q Q zu: ax X in 1 F . ,- 'QM Q '-. 1 I 1 ACTI L if Fm! Row, left lu right' S. Vfllt, lvlccl-:ll.ln. Second Raw' Fyock Shultz Dichl,Cranc W.-1grrcr,juckson C xx -ll Uh ' W . , , , ' . , ns 'L , 'ry, alters, Pcqurgnot, Price, Weaver, Grccnlca:',P1pl'r, Hammalrqr, Hannlron. Third Row: Cramer, Tate. F. Hoclrcnherry, Krrlrham, Cannarsa. Clappcr, Prosser,Chaml'vcrla1n. Allison, Gibson, Henry, Williams, Closson, Bowers, lscnhcrg, Harman, Fourth Row: Shawlcy, L Hoclrenhcrry, Vfolfv. Brubaker, E. Slltflvr, Henry, Snyder, lvlcVcy, Malone, Board, D. Walt, Nl. Stilllcr, Pore, Stewart, Lundy. Fifth Row. Mr, Trrcse. Reese, Wcyerman, Pruyn. Baronncr, Rugby. Bender, Drvely, Clappcr, R. Pheasant, McCaullcy, W. Phcasanr, Bru.r,Sm1rh, Easrcp. STUDENTS EXPRESS TALE MR. TRBESB The Music Department of the school offered the students an opportunity for the expression of their talent through a wide variety of music this year by featuring five groups of student activity. These groups were the band, dance hand, boys chorus, girls chorus, and the Triple Trio. The school band, having practiced all summer, was able to begin immediately. Its hrst appearance was made at the annual Farm Show, presenting a varied program of concert music. The band made many appearances throughout the year, but there were two outstanding eventsg the hand marched in the Hollidaysburg Iviummer's Parade sponsored by the Phoenix Fire Company, and the Christmas Parade in Altoona. In the Mummer's Parade the Hollidaysburg High School Band won tirst prize scoring over the Altoona, Roosevelt, and Martins' hurg High School Bands. 58 ldmxs Clziwztx rst Rm. left to 'fight Ketner. Douglis Kennedy. McClellan. Neeter. Gilded. Suter Freermn. Se rn' Rott. Saupp. Rooney. Redney. Bri sker Kuney. Riley. Grove. ir Row Kantner. Forhin. F:sl.er. Fmeigl. Reese Piper. McClellan. Fturth Roux Suckling. Wyermdn. Chipper Frort Imler. Dunkle. Henry. F th Row: Wertz. Bender l'lsh. Mstterr Campbell, Wolf. Sellers. Cizrlx C,lm'r1cs First Row, left to right: Ross. B. Hicks. Stitt. Hdnn Rentz, Mosel, Yeager. Wolf. Secon' Row' Gray, Rigby, Campbell. Fhhlf ing Dodson. Kratzer. Stoner, Watters. Third Row: White. j. Hoover, F. Hoover Hicks H. Keller, Kuhn, Rollason. Merritts. Fourth Row: Brown. Baker, W'right. Gorsuch Elliott Smith. Bice. Westover. Fi th Row: Hileman. Seiler. Knorr. W'alters .I . CN! ,. . C1175 , mf ns First Row, left to right: Delozier. Bennett C ell, D. McClellan, A. McClellan. Burket. Glunt, Mentzer. Setond Row: Montgomery. Riley. Sense haugh Thompson. Thomas. Irvin, Croyle Rhodes, Long. Third Row: Hartman, Kratzcr. Burns. Reep Snyder. Stitller. Sharhaugh. Nogil. McClos Fourth Row: Young, Ellis. Burger. ilreenleu Langham, Ndsh. Clarr. Fijth Row: Altmanshotier, Dick. Maurer. ' N' L: QA .L L L Q The Band attended all the footlmll games hoth .it home and away. With snappy marching technique rind colorful letter formations the hand, he.ided hy Alice Muniinert, upheld the lighting spirit of the Rins. Leading the spirited fans in the tmditionnl football medleys the hand urged the team to victory. . . . . F., f Vwlith the end of foothiill se.ison .ind the coming of Decemher the lmind devoted the greater part ot its time to concert music. both populiir and cl4iss1c.il. lncesszint pmctice prepared the lmind for its annual concert in February. 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Mattern. Ellis, Stitt. Hetrick. First Row, left to right: Fyock, Cannarsa, Kirlrham, jones, Bender. Second Row: Wyerman, Smith, Reese. Beard, Stewart, Estep, McClellan. Third Row: Clapper, Weaver, Criswell, Price. Row: Delozier. Reffner. Hollidaysburg at the county, district, and state band festivals. Representing Hollidaysburg High School Lois Price, joseph Bender, Rose Cramer, james Fyock, and Roselyn Beard journeyed to Emporium to particf ipate in the District Band Concert. Lois Hockenberry and Joann Fleck represented Hollidaysburg in the District Chorus Festival held at Bellefonte in january. During National Music Week the various groups of the department combined to present their annual Music Week program. The choruses presented vocal numbers, while the band presented a program of varied instrumental selections. The band made its final appearance before the school on May 29, when it presented music for the annual Commencement Exercises held in the high school gymnasium. E! tx Jvc 1 . ivy. Wi? e fl pf' 5 . Q t ,, . Top' After the proposxl. Twpr Cornerlng Stephen. Centcr'G1rl Shy. Center. Sorry, l didnt mean to peek. Bottom' The press .ll'I'lX'Cb. Bnrtmn: The cooks. SE ICR PLAY BIG ATTRACTIO Smnthng morn unly' Vvlhdtis the lng tfwp.lttr.let1wnf' The semor el.lss play. nf enurse the lllllff sncees ful. hnth tlr.nn.lt1e.lll3' .mtl hz1.1rc1.lll3'. gntn lx' .1 erzidtmting cldss tn 3'e.n's. ing Fnr Your Fupreru. hy Arnie Cclulter fNl.1:'tni. w.ls presented Deeernher 9 ml 6 xnitler the tlilfiflvlx W-T' Txlrss Ixus l.e.nner. The scene rs the hung rwlzzp nt tlle l'1re: hrrzze. x1l'..lllel Nlrs. l'n'er.lntlthen'clnl.lre1'. ll1r'ky.NLs.ns. fn.l L.n1rette. pllyetl resVectn'eljc 15+ fnnltl llzee. ,lenn Vvftrner. .lt-.ln llfwtlglnss. Rnsuzi Hnhltztf wtf ull Florence Unwe. .lre the occupants. Stephen Foster Brown. xlnseph Bender. 15 hmrtlrng there. The rlnnrlx' 1s Ill .ln uprmr over .1 cert.nn mystery ercwner. lnlurette .ind tl grrl fT1CIhl..lOllI116. Carolyn l-lenshnw. prefer wrxtmg letters to therr dream tum rn Jttrng the1r hoy fnends BUT. Edwin Stewart. intl Rniriy. lnnes Fyoelx. These hoys .intl Plllldf' .lre 1 three :ng CITCUS Ill themselves .ls they keep the ntlrente xv stltehesm. :X Yllllllll lr spreltl th.lt Stephen rs the mystery :wwner .ntl prnrnptly .1 hrrgdtle of hohhylsoxers. Let bmng as 1st an e Rxght Cou rn mx eye Left Chou t1me Right Stage hands Ruth1e Helsel janet Malone oann Fleck Darleanne McClellan Dor1s Delo 1er S1r1h Rooney LO15 Pnce Lo1s Anne Caldvxell md Betsy Ellrott arrnes to ee the st rr Meanvuh1le Susan 15 hmnv 1 loxe affalr w1th Stephen He confesses to her th rt he really IS the mystery crooner COmpllCdtlOl'lS 1r1se when Llurette Joanre md Romona the ma1d Mdf1Ol1 u1r1n each th1nks she 15 engaged to Stexre and the1r engagement wxll be mnounced at the buffet supper Stephen denles all the engagements except Susan s The cl1m1x comes when Tessy Topper a column1st Ex angelrne MCN1ghf and her photographer Harry Crxswell arrne to obtnn p1ctures of the crooner Stephen th1nks Susrn h IS sold hrm out for her llterary cxreer and prcks to go home The grrls go back to B1ff and Ranny and Laurette expluns to Stephen rbout Tessy Stephen thr1lls Susan wlth 1 kxss as the curta1n closes ln the1r rumor yerr the class of 4 presented New Frres by Charles u1mby Burdette under the d1rect1on of Ronald Aldr1ch The scene IS the old Santry homestead Stephen Santry an author Kenneth Mountarn 1S there wr1t1ng a new book Shortly after the armal of h1S famrly he rssues the ultrmatum that he who wants food must work for xt In desperatron to be allowed to return to Ch1cago the oldest daughter Ollve jean Beale felgn SICRHCSS Doctor Lynn Gray Harry CflSW6ll d1scovers the sham but mnounces th rt Glue has a heart a1lment callmg for healthful 111 mg Ollx threatens to hltch hxke to Chmcago An unforeseen fate mterxenes howexer 10 the person of Mary Marshall a nelghbor gxrl Carolyn Henshaw who comes to XISIK Phyll1s joan Douglass and B1lly Edwm Stewart two young sters of about the same age Wh1le ID the house she breaks out wxth scarlet fexer caus1ng the fam1ly to be quarantmed Dur1ng the quarantme Dlck james Fyock studles fru1t and poultry ra1s1ng He IS arded by Exe hrs wrfe Betsy Elhott who sees ID If an opportun1ty to save D1ck from worthlessness Although Ol1V6 cla1ms to hate Lynn her true feelmgs are exh1b1ted when S1d Sperry joseph Madden brlngs the news that Dr Grays car has plunged off a brrdge In the resolutron of the plot Doctor Gray 15 nursed back to health by Ollve Stephen and hrs w1fe Anne jmet Malone come to rn understandmg and Drck and Eve are promrsed the homestead for the1r own Stephen and Anne eventually go back to Ch1C3gO takmg Phyll1s and B1lly w1th them but resolve to return occasxonally to the envlronment of The Srmpler Llfe Luc1nda jean Warner Suzanne Sarah Rooney Mrs Marshall ane1ghbor Faye Hockenberry Ang1e Srds wxfe Evangelme McN1ght and Jerry Sxds boy Donald B1ce add to the humor of the play Dur1ng the school year the students also had the opportumty to d1splay the1r dr1mat1c ab1l1ty 1n the plays presented 1n assembly and the many hort sluts gnen oxer the puhlrc rddress system . - ,J , - - L , ' Z , ll ', . 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Fvoclc, Hamill, Criswrll COUNCIL The group of representatives, which were elected at the beginning of the school year by the student body to serve on the Student Council, was very active during the past school year to solve the prob' lems which confront the students and to make their school life more than just striving work and study. The Council made the time pass more swiftly and pleasantly for the many students who spend their noon hours in the school building by present' ing to them the most extensive program of activities yet provided during the noonftime activities period. The football, volleyball, basketball, and pingfpong tournaments highlighted the program and gave many additional students an opportunity to engage in some form of athletic activity. Astor Ritter and Miss Charlotte Wzilker organized the boys' and girls' teams. During the one noon hour a week. set aside for dancing, most of the students hurried back to school so they could dance to the popular tunes provided. sometimes, by the dance band, under the direction cf Elliot Treese. and other times by records played over the school's public address system. The Student Council also sponsored many of the dances held in the gym during the football and basket' ball seasons. The school dance band played for these occasions. The Council sold candy and soft drinks 6-1 PLANS HA DBCCK during the basketball games and at the dances. The main project of the Student Council during the year was the planning and publishing of a school handbook designed to clear up many of the questions which arise in the minds of the students. It proved to be a help to most of the students in understanding the policies of the school. Before the Christmas holidays an ambitious com- mittee of Student Council members decorated the large Christmas tree in the main hall. The students gathered around it and sang carols. The point system, which has been developing for the past several years, was completed and will take effect at the beginning of the next school year. It will mean that a greater number of students will be able to hold offices both in the homerooms and in other school activities, A group of the Council members and the adviser attended the conference which was held at Hershey. Pennsylvania on October 26th and 27th. New ways of bettering student participation in school govern' ment were discussed. The officers for the group were as follows: Norman Clapper. President: Ted lllingsworth, VicefPres- ident1 Faye Hockenberry. Corresponding Secretaryt Betsy Elliott. Recording Secretaryg and -loy Kucharek. Treasurer. Clarence VJenscl was adviser of the group. Fn1srRow lejrm nght Edwards Snovtberger Yoder Gummo Shoop Noal Leldy Fnedenbloom Aurandt I-Iorvath Second Row Clapper Bxce Flaugh Mattern Mr Hooxer Aduser Hammaker J Brubaker Sweeney Mlelhlk Wh1te Thvrd Row D Long L1ndsey Kaufman Altmanshofer I Diehl G Brubaker j Diehl Chamberlaxn Wertz Stolz Fourth Row j Long Cochran Helsel Horetsky F F A MEMBERS VISIT PRQIECTS The Future Farmers of Amerlca of the Holhdays burg Chapter began thelr program of act1v1t1es for the school year of 1946 47 when the members made an mspectxon tour of the var1ous summer home projects The days actrvlty was completed wlth a PICUIC dmner and swlm at Mountam Lake Park Some of the projects v1s1ted were the he1fer project the corn project the daxry project the swme project the garden project the chxck project and the straw berry project September found the Future Farmers back m school eagerly awaxtmg the state and natlonal con ventxons of the F FA The first of these was the natlonal convent1on Irvm Le1dy represented the local chapter at the Nat1onal F F A Vlctory Con ventlon at Kansas C1ty Irvm was a member of the Pennsylvama FFA Band the OfHC18I band for the convent1on November was cl1maxed by the IDICIHCIOD of 25 new members mto the orgamzatlon as Green Hands In january twelve Green Hands were ra1sed to the degree of Chapter Farmer at a three county In1t1at1on Banquet held at Smxth Vocatxonal School 1n Bedford County The state convent1on was held at Harrlsburg ID january At th1s conxent1on three local members recerved the Keystone Degree Marlm Gummo Robert Shoop and Irvm Leldy as a result of out standmg work ID home projects and leadersh'p ID the local F FA were elevated to th1s degree All three boys made over S250 OO from therr home pro jects held ofhces zn the local chapter and partrclpated actrvely m all phases of the chapter s program VHFIOUS other act1v1t1es of the local chapter for the year were the annual Parent and Son banquet the presentatlon of an assembly program the ch1ck project the presentation of programs at the Scotch Valley Grange and the Holhdaysburg KIWHDIS Club and the co operat1ve selhng of vegetable seeds The Holhdaysburv Chapter of the FFA by sponsormg a wxde wanety of educatxonal soc1al and recreatlonal act1x1t1es for rural boys has endeavor ed to attam and ma1nta1n the xdeals that are set forth 1D the FFA motto Learnmg to Do Domg to Learn Earnmg to L1ve Lxvxng to Serve 60 ' . ,, v ' ' - , Q y v t q s s , . 5 - t . . - . ' , Q - 1 m - a ' 5 - - - . . - . - - - , , 1 - - - y 1 y o 0 0 . , .. , Y . f . , . , , .. ' . . . ., 1 . . , . v 1 v 1 . . . . . Q . , ,f 5 v a - - 1 ' a . . . , , r . . . ' , ' . . D . . . . . . . V - ' ' s Q v . . .v.. r . U . . . u Fnrst Rawjejz lu rxghl'E1l1II!l.C.IlJWcH, M.IIks, Huhlr II I. TW1CNlQhT,E3g1H. Doughss, Wsttcrs, Glum Sefond Row: Mlllcr, Qumn, HCDShAR', On, Rnzc. Blstehford, WIlt, Diehl, Mlss Kunklc. Thurd Raw: Mountam, Hsmptcn, Kabcllu, Price, Cramer, Chppcr, Crxswcll, Mr. jones. Editor ......,.. ..... R OsAN HUBBARD Assistant Editor. . . ........... . ,EVANGELINE MCNIGHT Associate Editors DENIsE WILT CAROLYN PIENSHAVV jo ANNE BLATQIEIEORD MARION QUIRIN NEAL HAMPTON ROSE CRARIER LOIS ANNE C.ALDXX'ELL LOIs PRICE VEIKN.-X GLUNT Business M ariagers SALLY IVIARKS VIRGINIA EAGAN Advertising Staff fVi.-KRY KATHERINE KAEELLA CAROLYN HENSI-IAw KENNETH IV1OL'NT.-RIN NORMAN CLAPPER I'i.-KRRY CTRISXNELL Typists BETTY ANN RICE BETTY DIEHL VIIiGINI.A OTT FLORINE WATTERS -IOAN DOL'c:LAss Art Editor, . . I . .BETSY ELLIOTT Associates TNA.-KRION QUIRIN jo ANNE BLATCHFORD CAROLYN HENSIIAW Photographer . I . .HARRY MILLEI1 Advisers GOLDIE KDNKLE GRIEE JONES Hurry, hurry, hurry! Come and get your 1947 edition of the 'Chimrockf Comeferead your book and look at the pictures and remember one of the greatest times in your life e your high school days! Long hours of work had to be put into the book before it could be offered to you. The work really began in the spring of 1946. The selection of a theme was the primary concern of the entire staff. The qualifications were many. It had to be one which could be well adapted to school life, it had to be one which the art staff could work into bright and attractive drawings. The theme would have to Ht into the copy for the benefit of the associf ate editors and it had to be a theme which was practical. All these points had to be considered. The Circus, with its blaring bands, wild animals, and funny clowns struck a harmonious chord which resulted in the selection of The Circus as the theme. Splendid headway was made in the preparation of the dummy , The art staff spent many long hours working upon the division pages and the circus characters which appear throughout the book. The advertising staff put forth an extreme effort in soliciting ads from the business firms of Hollidaysburg and Altoona. It was through their effort and the cooperation of the advertisers that the staff has been able to edit the type of book presented. The writers were prodded to meet the deadline and they kept the typists busy transcribing copy. It was now up to the sales department to do their job. Novemf ber 15 had been set as the subscription deadline and the staff watched with a feeling of anxiety as the daily reports were turned into our Business Managers. The goal of 450 books was exceeded by a gratifying margin. The efforts of the staff, however, could not have developed our book into the finished product if it had not been for the leadership of Griff jones and Miss Goldie Kunkle. Top, Editors check proof, Hubbard, left, McNight, right. Center, Business Mgr's., Marks, left, and Eagen post ledgers. Bottom, Advertising Staff receives inf structions, Kabella, left and Henshaw with Mr. jones. 67 .. 299 39959 :JR Q ,,o f af. 4 X ..-1 4 Miss Silknettei' and Editor Bice check copy. i Tiff Associate Editors at work in papers new office. Reporters look for assignments. H Bwrgeof Staff First Row, left to right: Marks, Rentz, Wilt, McKee, Pequignot. Bice, Hockenberry, Chamberlain, Mosel Barr Second Row: Miller, Nash, Delozier, Wright, Gorsuch, Hann, Gildea, Rigby, Smith, Elliott. Third Row: McClellan, Mitchell, Mummert, jones, Howard, Eckley, McKinley, Hoy, Miss Silknetter Fourth Row: Warner, Tierney, McNight, Cramer, Strawmyer, Hamill, Gromiller. HBURGER MAI TAINS OFFICE Amid the confusion of typewriter noises, slammed drawers, and the hubfbub of many people talking at once, emerged the HfBurger at regular intervals during the past year. Under the direction of Miss Bonalyn Silknetter, advisor, and Donald Bice and Faye Hockenf berry, editors, the staff published eight editions. This year the HfBurger maintained an office where staff members could work after school and occasionally during school hours. In this office were kept copies of all previous editions, a file of work done and to be done, a large cabinet of writing supplies, and a com' plete record of each student. In the courtesy issue of the HfBurger many common discourtesies which were prevalent throughout the high school were discussed by both the paper staff and the student body. This edition was published in conjunction with the courtesy campaign conducted by the Student Council. Upftoftheminute classroom humor was shuttled into the Sneakin' Round column. All the classes from P. O. D. to Chemistry were polled for funny incidents. Short stories and original poems were received from the student body for publication. Comic strips were introduced into the HfBurger the past year. Eugene Hamill, staff artist, prepared the original comic strips used by the HfBurger. In November, 15 members of the staff attended the Blair County Scholastic Press Association Conference at Keith junior High School in Altoona. The dis' cussion of the editorial page was led by three staff members from Hollidaysburg, Faye Hockenberry, Donald Bice, and Evangeline McNight. Take one, it's free! If you like it, buy the rest. That was the thought behind the subscription cam- paign as subscription blanks were sent to members of the Class of 1946 and other Alumni. Many of the group subscribed. Well, that plan worked, now let's go all out for the Valentine Ball. This was the attitude of the business staff after their successful subscription cam- paign. So, on the eleventh of February the Valentine Ball was held in the high school gymnasium. These two projects kept the HfBurger on a sound financial basis. Fmt Row lejtto ugh: Mclntyre Stevaa t Croyle Craste Mr Harden Fyock Pequagraot Cr1svte'l Hamley Second Rau Shaffer Cannarsa Baldradge Galdea Robmson Chamberlam Dannals Falson Hamlll Thani Row Mou1tam lone Madden McMaster lllangworth Walker Nowell I-II Y PRCDMUTES CHIVALRY Ladaes and Gentlemen' It IS our great pleasure to present to you an the center r1ng H1 Y the orgamza C1011 for boys aflila ated vuth the school and the Y M C A It cons1sts of forty hoys from the sen1or aumor and sophomore classes wath the school It has accomplashed much under the leadershap of Ralph Harden H1 Y also had seen the closmg of the term of the semor officers an mu ary of the past school term 10 H1 Y has contrabuted an many ways to the advance ment of the commun1ty but one of thear most outstand mg campaagns has been that of promotxng chxx alry .and proper att1re for teen age boys The meet1ngs of thas OI'gZiD1Z8t1Ol1 were held exery A very specml attractaon as the sema formal dll1I16I'S wh1ch are held every month and at wh1ch promment speakers are present H1 Y sent Exe representatnes to the state conxen taon held at W1ll1amsport durang the Chrastm as hol1days Among the outstandang socaals sponsored hy thas organ1zat1on of young men was a merry Chrastmas Party held the I11I1Et66Dtl1 of December and a sprang frolac wh1ch was a loxely sprang form al They had the gymnasaum and SWllHl'Hlllg pool one mght exery other week for the use of ats memhers They also organazed a haslaethall team vahaeh pl awed regularly durmg the vunter months All an all H1 Y has h ad the e aran arlas of a prosperous year ' : 1 ' ,' s. a . , ' ' , , . I ' ' Q . ' 'f ' ' . 1 f a . . , I Q I . , . a 1 ' R Q ' 2 . .' 'l ' . . , ' . Bemg the second yezar that H1fY has been afhlaated other Thursday naght at the local Y. M.fY. W. C. A. ' z a . V 1 1 ' 4 1 A ' ' , 4 ' .Ia 1 ' . ' A 4 A Y , f A 4 A Q 1 1 5 J TRI HI Y SPC SCR DANCE To Cre1ate M1a1nt11111 a11d Extend Throughout the bchool and Commun1ty H1gh bta11d1rds of Chr1s t1111 Character was the ultlmfate purpose of the Trl H1 Y Club for 1946 47 For the hrst t1111e 111 lt h1story the membershlp was opened to any g1rl 111 the u111or or Semor class who expressed 1 des1re to IOIIT and who was vullmg to follovx th1s purpose The club functxoned under the leadersh1p of Presxuent lanet Malone VICE Pres1dent Ros1a11 Hub hard Recordmg Secretary Sally Marks Correspond 11111 Secretary Sarah Rooney 1nd Trea urer C1arolyn Henshavx Tr1 H1Y meetxngs were held 011 Thursday of e1ach week Commlttees were formed to en1ble the cluh to perform 111ore efhcxently Each meetmg vu as owened hy dexot1ons husmess dxscuss lllb a11d the meetmg then tur11ed oxer to the program ch a1rn1 aa1 A speaker vs as procured for each n1eet111g or 1 pmel LllbCU5SlOl'l of teen age problems took place Durmg the yeur the 111en1l1ers serwed 1n1a11y l11an quets cam assed for the Cancer Drxxe 1l1tl'OdL1C6d speakers 111 asse111hl1es and took charge of a specx al g,axe the llfll a11d purposes of the Tr1 H1 Y hut serxed as e11tert11nme11t as well The OUtSClI1klll1g act1x1ty ofthe eluh th1s year was I'llS1l1g money for the World W1de YM YWCA RCCOIIQIFUCIIOII Fund In cooperat10n Wlth the H1 Y md Top Notchers Clubs the Tr1 H1 Y sponsored 1 dance 111 wh1ch the proceeds went to thlS fund The cluh held ai sw1111m111g party 1o1nt meetmgs w1th the H1 Y md Top Notchers Clubs Went ctarol 51llglITg 1nd held a sprmv d11111er The concludmg exent of the year was a h1ke to Ch1111ney Rocks and we1ner ro1st IS a farewell p1rty to the semors F1151 Row lefrto nght Blatchford Ell1ott Mosel Douglass Marks Huhharl Maaone Fleck Second Row Rent broxe Dcloz1er Eagan Caldwell K1ahe'lza Pr1ce VJ1lt Tate Tlurd Row Hoy D McClellan Mummert jones Howard Luldea M Kmley l 1ck Fourth R014 41 M Cl llan xxlll-CITSOH Cram r L Pr11.e M N1ght Helsl M Kee Carmarsa 1 f I ' 1 ' ' 1 5 3 a a a ' .1 , ' ' f f f . s D c 1 1' .1 1 ,1 if ' ' ' 1' - v ' ' - - 1 J Q 1 L , , 1 ' ' I 1 1- 1' ' 1 '- - v ' - 1 1 - ' 1 ' ,. . 1 ' ' ' Qp.-. . A . V.. , 1 ' .1 1 1 1 . 1' '1 - 1 1 1 ' f1 1 . ' i 1 1 . , , . . 1. . ', ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 Tr1fH1fY club 1asse1nhly. Th1s 1assea11hly not only 11' 1 1 f f , . . I 1 y 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 f 1 f f 1 1 Y . 1 2 , , 1 a 1 1 1 D . , . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' D S 'v M 3 K 1 ' k ! Y ' . '. Z, ' , ' , , A , 1 1 , , 1 , . . - . , .1 . ' '. 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 A F' -...t-.. .1,.a.. ,c1,, e,t, . TGP OTCHERS ATTE D DINNER Front Row left to nght Markel Gray Ingram Lmdemer Waxte McCoy L Drass Jones Hockenberry Ross Wrlt Whrte Mellmk Ca sxdy Pote Love Berkhexmer Lxgenfelter Second Row Srmth Hoover Campbell Benton Brown Frgart M Stxffler Hetnck Delozxer Rxley Roland Godfrey Berks Cox Croyle Rxgby Gorsuch Bree 'Third Row Fox Trexler Dans Relfner Altmanshofer Shrrley Harmon Aluson Robmson justrce Hamrlton Baker Caltabaugh Walters Monahan Blackstone Relser Wrlght Fourth Row Curnmmgs Roach E Smxth j Smrth Dunkle Montgomery Nale M Drass Shaw Yeckley Wxlt Noal T Stxifler Mxss Heasley Kucharek Elhott Thu year of 1946 47 was an outstanding one for A Sadre Hawkms Dance IU November was one of organrzatlon formerly called the Gul Reserves It IS an 1nternat1onal club sponsored by the Y W C A and has become afhhated wlth our hxgh school durmg thls past year for the first t1me Under the gurdance of M1ss Ruth jean Heasly the1r adv1ser the grrls part1c1pated rn many mterestrng and useful act1v1t1es Meetmgs were held every other Thursday Top Notchers elect oiflcers tw1ce a year IU order to make xt possrble for more of the1r members to part1c1pate 1n the executxve act1v1t1es and they rlso change the members of the1r commrttees tw1ce durxng the year ln order that everyone may take an actne part and recewe to the fullest extent the benefits of the club most resemblmg Daxsy Mae and L11 Abner were selected and glven prxzes The vegetable corsages and costumes were very amusmg A Thanksgmvmg D1nner was held at the Y M Y W C A m connectlon wxth other Y Teens Clubs At th1s trme canned foods toys and clothmg were collected and the Top Notchers drstrlbuted them to the needy 1n Hollrdaysburg and vrcmrty Members attendmg the dmner wore costumes from d1fferent forelgn countrles gave skxts and the menu contamed many foods typlcal of forelgn countrles Chrxstmas season was a busy one for Top Notchers They held formal mductxon of new members at the Presbyterlan Church with a tea afterwards at the Y M Y W C A Top Notchers were the hostesses to all other Y Clubs Carolmg on Chrrstmas Eve wrth cocoa at the Y M Y W C A afterwards was lots of fun An assembly program ln February a Roller Skatmg party Dances and Banquets throughout the year were other actrvxtres r U I e b the Top Notchers. Top Notchers are a tenth grade the highlights of the year at which time the couple I I 4, 9 L' wr-- ,J if-P X 4' ef. Q3 2 f ..a .xx is, 52 IM-N 1 ' 1 O .QI .,q,.. T. rf? I U ff, w 41-f G Nd ARC UND THE CIRCUS GROUNDS Top to bottom, first column' The Cooks. Lunch Hour. Private Exhibition. Triple Trio. News Hounds. Second Column: The Far East. Chow Line, Carol Singers. School Canary. Sophomore Party. Third Column: Crown Bearers. The Royal Party. Tinsel. Fourth Column: Lecture. Grasshopper' Hunt. Success. Wolves. Between Sessions. 7, .QU 'lf . 4- Q4 fc? 1, 5 J i n I 7.91-?e3JA,Q s 1 Q-. I .QA 5 , , , . ,Z 54 1 W , 7, . A ,. gl ll 1 S fx AJ , ,'w J f f u 4' 1 I - 5 I X v -,f V' M ,Ji ' Lag ' D' A .MF .Mif- ,Qq 'N' .1 ':h--' ' K- Q5 I R, I fn . . , ., .. ., . 1 Af. vL.'.,1 1 .. ACK OWLEDGME TS riff K Nl NIILK K lSllLLkSS L 13 1 11 X S11 I KN 1 1ssC I1 X11111 1111111111 15s 1 . 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Il , I , wma lf? s MAYTAG WASHERS BLACKSTUNE WASHERS BENUIX AUTUMATIC WASHERS PHILCU REFRIGERATURS AND RADIUS GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATURS AND FREEZERS WOLF FURNITURE C0 l5Ol O3 Ilth Ave , Alioona Pa fe -' 'ix 3-'Q -5 Headquarters for I 'x 3-fax I ' o I 0 BURG Nlom STL DINT C 0 To G W WILLIAMS DH ARTMI xr STORL Than Aux Othev Plum In Toun 100' XVITH HBURC O11 tin Sguawc HOLLIDM mum gadleofrw ? mm PBLICY Small Proflf5 on large le ke P055'b volume me H Y vor YO ex our endeozo less than icohffoi a6n4! 18 i ' I s I 'B I ' Y I EXCEPT Sguool. Q f , I , L . , . 'S , I o 0 5 o 1090 'O ,g.44.2,4f!44-Jfkffc 0,1 fl' ff Creamer, Vanallman E99 Plank Fl NER 'XL HCYME 1 one Srl: Irxoxr 515 HULLIDMXYSBI RC PAX Lfmlplzments cw GILDEA BUS LI ES HOLLID -XYSBL RG. PA 19 'sy L A 1, fx. - I V 'Q' ' ,J ff 'X fu' -- j 1. -i - ' , 4 , im, I 5, 3' --.1,, 'Y - '- ' If , ,. .J , Z CU-':gv'ar14L11zUg? F7758 of 1941 4 1 NI y'Q'cmf-Alu' Q' HT 3 ff , ' f 1, A . T W F Se11e1s and Co XLTUONFX I X Ward Truckmg Co Altocma, Pa. 80 Best Vfmslues tm The Class ofl9-17 . ' 1. nbh 1 6 ts Iulch Bmthers I-IFPXTINK PIPINC XNIJ AIR CONDITIONING C ONTRAICNTCJRS HOLLIDRX BLRL- I Con ratulatums tc the Cla: I -If A L QSLIMQ CARBERRY MXL TO P-XRTJ NEW Axim L PD PART cm AXLL FAR I'IOL11D-xxsBLR P HUNE NI Cm , 11 71 of . 44 A 1. A 7 v Y , , N V . 1 4 A . . 1 1 . I I - .. v N D . , , A, fl H Y I F' 5 . 1 .Q Q . . Y V , I ' . Q ,si . K If I s .- Y D . . . . . G. A. I I Pug Hearted Lusarch KAY BROTHERS ALTOONA PA Altoona P1pe and Steel Supply Co S Alroomfs Newest and Most Tvlodem Shoe Store 151-1f11TH AAXVENUE Y , L A , . CtlT7lPl1?7lC7llS of AAYER XAXBELFON, Owner Compliments o DR 0 E BAILCR Complzments o Dr R R MaeNe1l Complnnents 0 Dr W E Preston Comphments Complnnems of Complunents o W T Hughes Complwnents o Dr George A Walker Surgeon Dentlst Q05 Allegheny St HOLLIDAYSBURG PA f ' f ' f of ' A Dr. C. H. Ovelman Dr. J. B. Barnhart W f uf . . 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C ' ' 1, .-xxl A.1.Ii.'s - ' . . , . 1 If 1' . irqw H' ' ' 134 f I Io-L1 mrilz '1 , IA. , - , gr ' . ' 32 ' . 'S W , . LL' 1 f 2 5 i ' ' ff 1 1 D . I. ,, A. C1 Q11 ' t the 411 1 Q of ! L 7 1 5 W ZS Hf . 2 or 1. iz .. is 85 Zeth School, Inc 1707 Twelfth Ax enue STRICTLX INDIVIDUAL TRA1x1xG No Classes Comphments 0 And whe11I thm 0 shoes I thm o Leopold E99 Blgley YoUNG MENS sToRE Klevan Bros Eleventh Ave below P C 1300 Eleventh Avenue ALTOONA PA ALTOONA PA Complwnents o 0 K Stuckey HIGH GRADE COMMERCIAL PRINTINC, W T Sh1elds E99 Sons Publzsher of Holhdaysburg Regwter FLORISTS 3141 Allegheny Street HOLLIDAXSBURG PA ALTOONA PA Phone 480 Hunter, Caldwell E99 Campbell ARCHITECTS ALTOONA PA IDUBOIS I 80 O H I ' Y Y , kf 5 5 ' 3 ' ' f . . ,2 , , V , . Ag, M Q, DA. WE ARE PROLD TO H-xxE P-KRT xx MAXING THE 1947 C1-iIN1ROC1x -x StteE s Plank Motors Congratulauons and Best W1shes to the Class and Staff Neuspapers and Magaz111es C l r Omp lmen S Complete Lendmg Library 0 the WESKCTTI Lmon Seruce CASUAL SHQP Shnudt s Stat1onery Store g 416 ALLEGHENY STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG Phone 521 216 Alle heny Street Sportmg Goods Pamts and Glass Phone lv NORMAN D WILT ALLEGHENY STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG PA Complunents 0 Blair Theatre Douor A5 W. MELLOTT, Mgr. 81 312 FRONT STREET HOLLIDAYSBURG. PA. f , . Y. 313 . , . P f Altoona School of Commerce A1cToox.a. PExxs1'Lv.ax1.a Strictly Postgrz1d1111te One and TwofYe11r Courses I5z1s1v1css Tn1111111g tlmt fQm1l1V11c.s Fstal0l1sl1ecl 1887 T H Suckllng E99 Son The M1H13fUfL 171111111 Clothes Shoes Hats and Halvudasherv at Faw Pnces H01 L111 M sm RG Congratulations to the CO71gratulat10ns to the Cl 194 Class of 1141 an O X Nflclvlasters Economx Store Hollulaysburg News Agency Ho1L111a1s1scRG PA Phone 15 The Wr1vht Laundry 71 is Ill Ca s 1 tm s IX ILX 854 3 cg , . - 1 ' , PA. 1 . I F . f , L U 4 4 ll V , A . 5 1 P D EXIC lf IU C l Sf Of- li-17 Cree g. NVQ g11'c wishing for 611:11 ot' you 41 l111p1Y'. 111'ospcro11s zmcl useful lm' Sinccwll' -I. H. Vs'111u11'1' Con mtulattons Manos Theatre Compllments 0 General Equrpment Lo C0mP'W'1f5 O alla 'Xlleghenx Street Calvln Lang I' C L-xPtAxTEED RADIO Smvlef Congratulamons to the Class 19+ Ccmgratulatwns to the Class 0 I9-lf UALITX Axo WORkN1ANSHIl Ohm XX7OOdCOCk wOw Allegheny Street Glen s Cut Rate Store Where Buwm IS Sammg PHONE lan 80 f , - N . f Y 0 A 1 J. ' J . . of ' S Al's Shoe Shop f A Seward s Allegheny Furnace Comphments to the Class o 47 E1restone Store On the Dmmond Dlek AND DQN WILLIAMS Accessones Phone 9091 B W Mattern 71 S Pu rw STREET Grocerles and Luncheon Meat ABE C01-IEN Koda s Sportmg Goods MKJIIOII Plcture Eqzupment etc 1177 Eleventh Avenue ALTOOAA P WALTER S Ieueler Corner 17th St and 17th Ave TOCJCJEFKY .SHOP Cowzgratlalatzom to the ass U 4 Homer I Sm1th 5 1 M ALTOON.-x, PA. A. 'J- . Cl f' 7 I :,...:g..S.. s . 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