Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1949 volume:

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UIYIS nuke bxscurts School ,i e as see SX ff- 5 A Lunch is served ff if 3:30 P.M. Master buxlders xr A ,.3, it ff 'ir-saw Aff A1451 .hi .115 :Eff I-1' ' 'IC .lbw .EJ y the Genie of the Nlayu amp For centuries magic has been a mysterious, yet, wonderful thing. From the times of witches and sorcerers of ages ago until the present day's modern magicians, thoughts of magic have been scaring, exciting, and amusing people. Perhaps no one Egure has been more closely associated with the field of magic than the genie. Romantic stories of Aladdin and his genie ofthe lamp have been read and enjoyed by many people for many years. High school students do not find genies about their studies, nor do they employ any magic to succeed in their school life. Nevertheless, when school days have become a part of the past, the graduates of Hollidaysburg High will certainly find use for the genie and his magic. Upon the rubbing of the lamp, we find the genie will appear and unfold a story in words and pictures that will review days happily spent at Hollidaysburg High. That story is the 1949 Chimroclc and is reviewed by the genie on the follow' ing pages. Atlee C. llawn 'Z 1-. rv 'Y I' . . , ag .. T241 f ki A is - fuv vw 1 - . 3 W if 'Rig C if! In 1 ,nj if 'N . r P 'D 1-si' , ,L 1-4:4 ,sph 1, ,Q rr: , 4. r. ,-, . ,: -,-.-tf:-197571535-.,, . in -,g 5.4.2 , D,-A-.Aga-1314, A , e,f,gg3'g7. : A i- .I ' ' ff-yes,-.., dmzzpii'-.ii ' 2 ' 3 ' - - .A 'W .. ix-Fr -.L-.f'..' h' - f 1.5 -,.- - iv' - 'I .' -- f 'i '. -' - U - i'i-nu in-fn. '- - 1'f Y ' ,rf . , ' V z, 'TQ' ?- . iff-.:,5 E Ku ,-' V' 1. 515.5 -:lvf , ff' . '. x -,.' ' 1 ',' 1 '-Q, b .g',-242' fe., af- .. 'Mg -uf' .- -1 Q 'r .fr , ,. 4 , -v4.1 we . . M nan - n .Q'?:1?2?1: f' '-if-'lifii ' . 'ii f fs '- E P A Y --,s . . t . -i if - '---.uf -Ji? 1 --:hpf 1 12.1. -' if 9 Y 4-.ew -,- ,'I ' 4' - 4- -'---7 '.'L':-'.,'1 . ..' - -1 'ff' TE 25 -P3 - .fr 'T 31.57 ' .diff -. ' -1 .L-1- - 'if' T125 ' -' ' 5 -'pa 112' xi J mr: 'if' 5 sv - 5,13-. I . . . ' .: i' M4312-'.' 1 ' 1 . iff:-' 1 ' -. 'E' 'iqyf' r ,Z 631:14 - u ni? k . K ,: 'dr -I,:,l - 1 , .G VD- . ' A 1 . We the graduating class of 1949 take great pleasu' - . fi ,,jf2.:1.1,,g 2 ' 3, ' ai dedicatinv the twent 'sixth edition of the Chimroc '- .5 'J ..-4' 2361.-,fQ'i' ' H if I ra 1 . in v .A 7, i.- . . 4 to Atlee C. Hawn. . --5 3' . :diff ,f Je i- Mr. Hawn has served the school and its students ,t ' if faithfully for the past eight years. No task was too 15552-'-5,.',,4 ffl'-me-,,,, great or too small for his consideration. He has always been ready to contribute his time and efforts to the students and Riculty. While the students are on vacation in the summer, Mr. Hawn with the other janitors works diligently preparing the school for the fall term. During the years that Mr. Hawn has been at Hollidaysburg he has always been friendly and helpful. The school would not be complete without the smiling face and cheerful spirit of Pop Hawn. Mit. H.1.wN pulls out bleachers for assembly. Q1-'7 . 1-1.4-1 iff 1-.. - --1 . . gn. .-.. -. N5 wi f. V . 'fzjl-if xxx ,- vs' , - . .. uf- 'a..,1..'fl 9 ? ,'. 'S . Y 1: -Ii .. 5 V '4-'JY' it ' . ffm'-3-' , ' is gg..E.:.' i .-gy-sz - -.2-..11f '-fi' 'si ff-rf . 5 . .,b,. . .rn- fi. . :ff 5'-ar' S! 2 - h I. :p id Misato? ' 7? A -' ., .U . THE CLASSES www S ai' .im 'wwf 'fx' T g,4 xwwrfzgw' MMP if 'Ye- P 5 X H Aldnlakf AA 4' if I 'x N. mn 10 lu uaqs Inu I . mvmol ws of -s-runways-'J WaL2Alk '1,.-4 iq, 49 ,pq L15 :Y ,- if if WSH , -ra ' W R' - el- A, . -- ' .f T '-f'f:.-:fr -fr N,1f.Mf 9' , ff. n . . N '. 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U1 'll , 3' 0 xw J Stu ents dl ku the ax l L on ullkltlr. our former teachers and CIIISSIIIIIILUS 0 Adnulustratwn The Qchools of thls country are awdkenrng to the utal need of strenvthemnv democracy of malamnv 1t work and Illlklllg xt vrovt The students and tetachers and adm1n1str.ators ot our chools htaxe an xmportant and essentlal pirt to plax m meetmg the great thrllenges whlch world LOIIJIIIOIT: place upon democracy We not only need to letrrn and understand md x due what our democracy means we also need to rpply .md practxce the concepts of democracy rn our schools our homes our L,OllllllUllltle5 III our work .and study .and Ill .all human rel atxons To do th1S xt 15 not enough to talk or read ahout democracy we must hxe lt To thrs end the k,UfI'lLUll.lIll of the Holhdayslvura, Schools lS adlpted for teachers and students to carry out tact1x1t1es III the classroom and school vxhlch vull develop a feeling and deslre for the Q.lClHOCI'dt1C wfay of hung and thrnkmg Some of the prxuleges of hberty we enjoy Ill democracy are so commonpltace that we take them for granted There are also certfun dut1es that go wrth the enjoyment of hberty freedom and democrrcy The duty of the CIUZCII 1S to protect hrs country wxth h1S lxfe Anyone who knowmgly xotes for .fa m an who IS unworthy of pubhc trust 15 helpmg to destroy democracy bympathy md tolerance for persons of other rlces .and ftalths w1ll help to make democracy a success In nn ever ch rngang world such as thms new needs are forex er 1I'15llT2 To determ1ne how to ISSISU students to make the necessary personal and soc1 rl adjustments to meet these needs has hecome the ohjectne of a long range currlculum Board ofEducat1on .att eyr tn nel! Vanght an Hyle Hamrll Standmg Shrum Wxllrams hood Chrlst Y 15 HARRY HENSHAXX GRIFF QNES SUPCYIDCCDCICIII of bCl'100la I-hgh Sqjhgol Pfmgp ll study 1DSC1fU6d by Gulf lones hxgh school pl'1I1C1p1l md hemg c1rr1ed on hx the f1culty ofthe school The reused currlculum should proxlde the pup1l ofthe school w1th 1 vude x 1r1etx of experxences th1t should m1ke If possllvle for 1 boy or gxrl to m 1ke vnse Ll8ClS1OI1S m the solutxon of the exeryd1y problems th 1t 1re met m the home 111 the school md m the commumty It ls the lllll ofthe study bemg m1de to orgmxze the curnculum md courses of study m such 1 mmner th1t wxll IHlli6 1t posslhle for 1ll of the pupmls ofthe school to lwecome well 1d1usted Nfklllly competent people As p1rt of the cumculum rexmon study new courses md new suhlects were 1dded th1s ye1r to the schools program of stud1es Some of these were the IllLlUStI'1ll Arts Course the Uener1l home eco IIOIHICS cl 1sses the home 1rt cl 1s es md the s1lesm111 sh1p cl1ss The strengthemnv of the extr1curr1cul1r provr1m of the school 1 1l o 1 Plft of the stu x bchool hecret 1r1es Let Mums CUWNINIGHAN1 Rnght MRS KEPHART 17 If it had not been for the tireless efforts of the faculty, only a halffhearted interest would have been taken in the various school activities. Their help in the production of the senior class play and the class parties was greatly appreciated by the students. Their efforts have made possible a bigger and better variety of sports, studies, and extra curricular ac' tivities. During the past year the faculty has undergone many changes. Miss Margery Reed, junior English teacher and girls' adviser, tendered her resignation. She was succeeded by Mrs. Helen Louise Sellers. Mrs. Sellers is a graduate of Penn State and formerly taught at Hollidaysburg junior High School. Miss Ethel Berkey, Spanish and English teacher, has replaced aculty Assist Miss Kunkle who has taken a similar position in New jersey. Miss Berkey is a graduate of Juniata College and taught previously at Conemaugh Town' ship High School, Davidsville. Another new member of the faculty is Mr. Robert Dively. Mr. Dively graduated from Millersville State Teachers College and has taught at Georgetown High School, Delaware. Mr. Dively has replaced Mr. George Dietrich as shop instructor. Because of illness, Miss Sylvia Dale left her position as girls' physical education teacher early in the term. Mrs. janet DeMuth, who has taken her place, is a graduate of Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Miss Betty Kiracofe was selected to teach the new general home economics course. Miss Kiracofe is xi graduate of Juniata College. Miss Reed, seated left, discusses college catalog with Miss Leamer, standing left, Miss Silknetter, standing right, and Miss Berkey, seated right. Miss Poet, standing, explains health records to Mrs. Sellers. Mr. Fox, Mr. Graf, and Mr. Scott watch demonstration given by Mr. Farley. Mrs. Leamer conducts senior English class. Miss Hess, left, discusses bulletin board with Miss Davis, Mr. Bittle, center, and Mr. Harden. Mr. Scott explains problem in solid geometry. 12 I sig L 5 1 I in L Qin gf, is Student Aetivities Many changes in the advisory positions held by members of the iiculty have been made. Mr. Clarence Farley has been succeeded by Mrs. Brooks, the former .lean Heasley, as senior class adviser. Miss Helen Davis has replaced Mrs. Brooks as the junior class adviser. The newly appointed adviser of the sophomore class is Miss Kathleen Hess. Upon Miss Kunkles resignation, Miss Darlene Smith was appointed Chimrock adviser. Mr. Austin Bittle has taken over the coaching of the junior Varsity Basketball Team. This position was formerly held by Mr. Willigini Scott. During the past summer, Mr. Clarence Farley and Mr. Ral h Harden received degrees. Mr. W Farley received the degree M.Ed.g Mr. Harden, his masters degree in social studies. A number of social events for the faculty members took place during the year. The annual fall picnic for the faculty was held at Highland Park in September. In the spring a dinner was held for the faculty. The noontime activities of the faculty consisted of a series of volleyball, basketball, and softball games. A regular schedule was followed with various school teams opposing the faculty squad. These novel games, of which the faculty lost but two, were well attended by the students. The members of the faculty team were Mr. Smith, Mr. Bittle, Mr. Harden, Mr. Scott, Mr. Dively, and Mr. Gallagher. WW xf , all 4916 at-' of E.. gl 9 O 9 O .L aculty Personnel CRIFF joNFs BSM Ed Umxerslty ofP1ttshurgh Emu Brluuzv A B jumata College AL TIF- BITTLE A B D1ckmson College Faculty M mager ofAthlet1es Track Coach jumor Varsxty Basketball Coach 1 Us Baooxs A B broxe Crty College Ak.lV1S6f Semor Class Hruw E DAXIS AB brove Clty College Advlser jumor Class Aduser International Relatlons Club YANI1 R D1 MLTH B S Gxfls Slrppery Roek College Coaeh of Intramural Sports Advlser Glrls Athletlc Assocxatxon Mlll8fSX1llC State Teachers College CL-uuxcr N FARLFX A BM Eel Susquehanna Lmxersxty Safety Drrector of Hollxday sburg Publrc Schools Dlrector ofAud1o Vxsual Eelueatron CxcxL C, Fox BS betty shurg College Aetmtles Tlcket Commrttee -IOSIPH V CJALLAGHFR A B Lmx ersxty of Scranton Wrestllng Coach EVIL T lx-xr BS Lmxersxty of Prttshurgh Dxreetor of Noon Txme Aetwxtxes Athletics Fxmnce Manager Ruin V' Huxnrx A B M L Muslnngum College Varsrty Baslrethall Cor h Baseball Coach lkarnuxx Hrs BS Bloomshurg State Tea hers College Aeluser Sophomore Class Nonxux K HKDOXIR BS Pennsvlxama State College Aelxrs r Future Farmers of Amcrxer Aetnxtles Trcket Committee Mmm ELI AnLTHK1R-xcorl A B jumata College Adxxser Trx H1 X Left to nght D Smxth Kxracofe H Smxth McKer1han DeMuth Gal lagher Sullxxan Pvmcnpal Spamsh Englxsh Social Scucncc French Latm Huswry Physncal Edueatxon Industrial Am Chcmxstvy Physics Mathemancs Health Buology H :story Englxsh History Agnculture Home Economncs t . 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Treese Brock M llrox PI kle Homer QM yi uculty Personnel Lol D LFANJER A B Englxsh Iunlata College Dnrector ot Dramatmce lvlfuu AMT E MCILROX BS Cmmncrual Subjects l nnersxtx of Pnttwhurgh C OmmCfxlAl Platcment Atlueer Klum C ,VlLKlRlIiAN BS Home Eummrxts Temple l mxtr Itx C attttru MARX I7 PICITLVQ BS Crmlmenml Suhvects lndrana State Tta her College School Treasurer hhm FRY L RFFD A B Enghsh Hool College L uxdanee Counaelor for blrls Vt ILIIAM E SCOTT B S MatlIemat1cs jumata College Head Coa h of Football Hmrw Lol I F SI LLFR A B Enghsh Penneylxanxa State College C unlan e Counselor for bxrl ALICE K Scrmva A B Lxbmnan Grox e Clty College Pennsylvama State College Aduser of H Burger DARLFNE G SMITH BS Cnmmercml Subjects lndrana State Teachers College Ch1mrock Atluser Howann C SMITH BS Bm I Phwsxtul Educatmn Slxppery Rock College Comeh of Intramural Sports Coach ot' junxor H1gh Football MARTHA N SULLIXAN B S Pennsylvama State College ELLIOTT TREESE B S Pennsylvama State College Semor High Band Dance Band Chorus ACKINIIIES Txcket CommIttee DR O E B-XILOR MARJORIE POFT AGNES N CASSELBFRRY HEALTH SERVICE Art Supen Iso1 MILSIL Phxszczan School Nurse Dental Hxgxcmst , s. c j, c s. ,' . 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LAURA DL.'NKLE Chimrock Editor Personalities .Irina l'LsH if-.E '94 Asbiftant Chimrf uk Editor X VM ' ll X uf ll 2 1 TED WX'ERMAN Senior Class President bl.-KNEE DIEHL Keystone Fwiiiii uf--3' .4 ?x4ARi LOLISE REISER H'Burqer Editor 5 - y 'X Mr Bittle conducts P O D class zstoi y r Class S enm During the past three years the members of the graduating class of 1949 have participated in many interesting activities Their sophomore year was highlighted by the class farm party ind the first annual Sidie Hawkins Day dance held at Hollidaysburg High School When the members of this year s senior class were juniors they held the first prom sponsored entirely by the junior class As seniors the class sponsored the Senior Christmas Dance and held a very enjoyable class party Probably the outstanding event of the year to the graduating class was commencement This year the senior class funds were supplemented through the sa of Christmas cards and by the successful staging of the annual class pla Professor How Could You' Many members of the graduating class were active in football bise ball basketball track and wrestling. The girls as well as the boys were active in noon time sports' volleyball and basketball were featured Besides engaging in sports members of the class participated in clubs school publications and committees for xarious school activities. Mrs. jean Brooks was the adviser of the senior class' Ted Wyermai president' Dick Barefoot vice president' Dorothy Godfrey secretar and Georgia Wright treasurer. le Y 17 i Y The 1949 9: . fi Senior Oflicers Left to right: Wright, Barefoot, Wyermaxi. Godfrey. AFRICA, L. jack Hollidaysburg General Football 3, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2. AIKEN, R.APHAEL V. Hollidaysburg General U Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Volleyball 1. 29 Chorus 1. Arusox, Vnioixm Lou Leamersville Academic Band 1. 2. 3, District Band 2, 3, County Band 2, 33 TrifHi-Y 3, Chorus 2, Professor, How Could you ' 3, Top Notchers 1. Arrxi.-xssnorun, NINA joszm-rise Loop Home Economics Operetta 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Top Notchers 1, G. A. A. 2, 3g Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3. Sensors BAKFR RLTH CATHFRINY Duncansville Academic Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Bovnlingl Ping Pongl Tri Hi Y 1 BAREPOOT RICHARD Vt Duncanswille Academic Basketballl 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Student Council Class Vice President 3 H Burger 3 Projection Club 2 3 HomeroomPresident1 Intramural Volleyballl 2 Intramural Softball 1 Intramural Ping pong 1 2 3 BARNEs DANID LFE Hollidaysburg General Football l Basketballl 3 Intramural Volleyball l 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Softball 1 2 3 BARRONER RICHARD D Hollidaysburg Academic Bandl 2 3 County Bandl 2 3 Wrestlingl 2 3 Student Council 1 2 Homeroom Vice President I President 2 Operetta 1 Football 1 BENDER PHYLLIS JEAN Hollidaysburg Commercial Professor How Could You' 3 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2 Chorusl 2 3 Intramural Basketball2 Tri Hi Y 2 3 Operetta 2 BENTON BARBARA A Hollidaysburg General Homeroom Vice President 1 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Topnotchers 1 Tri Hi Y 3 Student Council 2 Chorus 2 Chimrock Staff 3 BERRHEIMER CHARLES E Hollidaysburg L' x V General 'J 1 . Wrestling 1' Intramural Basketball 1. BERKHEIMER MILDRED IRBNE 'J ' s--'IL' Duncansville Commercial G. A. A. President 2 Vice President 3' Top Notchers 1' Intramural Basketball 1 2 3' Intramural Volleyball 1 2 3' Girls Basketball Team 1 2' Operetta 2' Gym Exhibition 1 2 3' Chorus 1 2. Bice CAROL JOANNE Hollidaysburg Academu: Student Council 2' Chimrock Staff 3' County Chorus 2 3' Top Notchers 1- TrifHifY 2. 3' Operetta 1 2 3' Girls Chorus 1 23 Mixed Chorus 3' Triple Trio 1 23 Intramural Basketball 1' '3The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ' 2' Professor How Could You! 3. BICE, JOHN GILBERT Turkey Valley Agriculture Volleyball 1 2' F. F. A. Treasurer 2. BLAZEVICH, HELEN PAULINE Chimney Rocks Home Economics G. A. A. 2 33 Chorus 1 2, 34 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3g Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 33 Operetta 3. BOOKWALTER, Ctorn Hollidaysburg General Wrestling 1, 2, 3g Band 2, 3. S,f , J v -v V 4 e 1949 Borrexrrero, MARI' C. Hollidaysburg General Intramural Basketball 3. Bowsas, ALLEN F. Hollldaysburg General Band 1 2 3' Dance Band 3' Chorus 2. Bovlsrn Dom-A Lou Holhdaysburg Commercial Homeroom Secretary 3 Treasury 2 3 BRPNINFR WARRPN LININCSTONF Brush Mountam General Band 1 2 3 Intramural Volleyball l BROWN MADPLIBP THFKFSA Duncansvrlle Acadermc tramural Volleyball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 L 41.11 1I l1 Y 2 Operetta 2 Chorus 2 3 Top Notchers 1 Lx LX Bnunaxen DONALD Roy Duncansvllle General Footballl 2 3 Basketballl Wrestl1ng2 3 Track 2 3 Homeroom Presxdent 2 Vxce Presxdent 3 Bnurmxen JANET L Cross Keys Home Economxcs J Bxurmxnx jon CHAlu.zs Carson Valley Agnculture Volleyball 1 2 F F A Week at State -Gollege 7 1 B BAKER ,IOHN WARRPN F t of Ten General Football mana erl 'Wrestlxng manager 2 Wrestlmg 3 Intra ural Vglleyb ll 'I 3 Industrxal Arts lub 2 Intramural. SoftbaU 3 Ihtramural Basketb East Freedom Acadcknc Chlmrock Staff 3 Chorus 3 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2 Operetta 2 Professor How Could You' 34 Wrestllng 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Intr al Basketball 1 Vxsual Edueatxon 3 Intra mtsn Pmg pong Burr Prccx Ioxcr Duncansxxlle General o Not hcrsl Tr H13 3 Choru 3 n ra mural Basketball l 3 Intramural Xollex ball 1 3 Tumblmg 1 Cxusar IANIEG A Dun ansulle A adewnxc Proje tron Club 3 The A 'xtntures of Tom Sawyer NA Intramural Softball 1 Intramural Vollexball 3 -gas.. TQE ,LAL-ft . , I . LJ: ' . ' I ' ' M ' It 4 . a , Q L,-' is ,, Q 4 A , 4 , 4 'I .ldv arf JJ' ' N 'WL ll .Jw I ' , Q . . 1.3. V, 1. . ,V lvl. Lx, X ' . WV . N I X' ' .Q 2. I - lf ' f I ' A -Busan, Ruaseu, Conwrrh. I 1 x , 5 ' Q A 2, in L ' . .-- , kv! N . ,-I Q 'I l -. Q MJJ . ' ...i ' 4 ' 1- an ul A ' 'I I- I A--I A' ' Tp': , 1--'...g s.gIt- Ix I .1-Q I ' -2.-L .xx , Ifx. 3 A - , Ak . ri . ' 7- C I 'KJ 5 A x C . u-1 :g Y' v ' I -Q A' ..,3. 1 .J ? . RM Q Senwrs CAMPBELL NANCY -IANE RCSCYYOII' Home Econovmcs Top Iwotchersl G A A 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 CAssloY JEANNE CHARLOTTE Hollldaysburg Commercnal Intramural Sportsl 2 3 Cheerleadmgl 2 3 Archery 1 Bovxlmgl Tumblmgl 2 Top Notchersl Tr1H1Y 2 3 The AdxenturesofTom Sawyer 2 Operetta2 3 Chorus 2 G A A 2 3 VxcePres1dent 2 Ch1mrock Busmess Manager 3 Professor I-Iov. Could You' 3 Gym Exhxbxtron 1 2 CHAMBERLLN ELNERTOW HARRY Berwxncl Whxte Agnculture Footballl 2 3 Track 2 3 Track Managerl Intra mural Basketballl F F A 1 2 3 Cnmoos HELEN Holhdaysburg Academmc Cheerleader 1 2 3 Top Notchers Treasurer 1 Trl H1 Y 2 3 Presxdent 3 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2 G A A Pres1dent3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Volleyballl 2 3 Archeryl CLOSSON MARLFNF G Roselawn Acadcmzc Professor How Could You' 3 CLOSSON PERCY I'I JR Cross Keys Geneva! Trackl 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 lndustrral Arts Club 2 Intramural Softballl 2 3 CLOUWE EUGENE Hollxdaysburg Geneml Wrestlmg 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 COCHRAN ELINAS EARL Duncansvllle Agnculture F F A 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 COOK Eow ARD STACEY Duncansulle Academxc CIORBIN DowALD RICHARD Hollxdaysburg Genaal Bandl 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Footballl 2 Basketballl 2 Operettal 2 3 Blarr County Chorus2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 Student Councxl 1 2 Homeroom Presxdent 1 CRAW FORD DAVID EDWARD Duncansw Llle Academrc Baseballl 2 3 Intramura sketballl 2 3 Intra mural Volleyball 1 2 3 Pro Lon Club 3 CROYLE DORIS Hollxdaysbur Commercm Homeroom Chxmr k Typrst 3 Top Notchers 1 3 The Adxentures of Tom Sawyer 2 Chorus Operettal 2 x X4 Q , .' r' ' 9 - - -,L ,,: L ' 1 ,L 1 f - ,Q ' I ', 9 4 ,L U L- a -,L 1 I ' I ' I ,. n I A ,,: .L Q ' Q.. .,,. , b' . .'L , 1 ' ' I , Q , ,Q 1 ,Z - 1 Band 1, 2, 3g The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2g , . . ,.: A ,Q ,,: 3 .,- ., J. 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Cuxmxxcs, Doronrs Lower Holhrlaysburg Commertmf Band 2, 3g Ch1mrock Typxst 3g Homeroom Secretary 23 Top Notchers 1g Mxxed Chorus 3g Tr1fH1'Y 2, 3g Operett1 1 The Adxentures ol Tom Sawyer' CLRRS .I-uns R Duncansulle Academu: B nd 1 W 3 The Adxentures of Tom Sawyer 2 Ch1mrock 3 jay Vee Basketball 1 Internhlqml I Relat1onsCluh3 Intramural Volleyballl lntrllwral Basketball 3 Intramur1lSoltball1 3 3 D-1115 BARBARA joax Lakemont General Top Ixotehersl IntramuralXolleyball Tri 1 Homeroom Secretarx Treasurer 3 tutl t Councll 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 3 Ch Ihxle and Arehery 1 DELOZIER MARK LFRITF LoU1s1 Duncansulle Commevcuzl Mayorette 1 7 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Top Notthers 1 Intra mural Basketballl 7 Professor Hovs Could You' 3 DIFHL CJRACI Ertrx Puzzletovun Home Econmnxt 1 Chorus 3 DIEHL mu: Vnrrxam Duncansulle Agncultrmre I: 1 Presnlent 3 Intramural Xollesball 1 Du HL Jo r1111xP LOLI1' Mt Lake Commercml Homeroom Se retary 1 Bantl I Chorus 3 Operetta DIXFLX Romar Own Brooks Mxll General Ban 1 3 D1 tr1 t Band 3 Countx Band 3 3 Dan e Band Choru xentur or Tom Snxxtr re 1 The Ad Doxrax -K Box no Holl1d1x Ilfg C e e al I' mtl ll S 1tl1 'K 1 t Dom La Rom IR L Canoe Cr lx K eneral Choru 1 r H vt C cul 1 A 'K 1 RI 1 -'Xxx Holrx 5 burr, n 'I 1 l H 1 St r x P 1 n H un, r Pre essor H Oper tta -X xtnlur o To'n S xx r 'K h rx 1 na x 1 mon 1 I1 tr mur snet lntrrmurrl X ollefball 1 Tr H11 ok No h r ren C horus . g ' , A ' ' ... 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Senmrs DRASS C1311-xroixr T baysport Commercial D11Ass Littmw Hollidaysburg Commercial Top Notchers 1 Tri H1 '1 7 3 Diuss MARION THPRF A Hollidaysburg Commercial H Burger Typist 3 Homeroom Secretary 7 Operetta 1 2 Chorusl 7 Dante Bandl 2 3 Top Notchersl Tri H1 Y 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 7 DUNKLP LALRA Loaic-uw H1ll Top Academu. Chimrock Editor in chief 3 Top Notthers 1 Inter national Relations Club 3 Tri H1 Y 7 3 Professor How Could You' 3 The Adventures ofTom Sawyer Proposal by Proxy 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Student s Actiuitiesf ommittee 7 3 Assembly Program Committee 3 i Duns jo iffhnei , Y. Igommercni 7 J ' W3 .Top Notgbers 1 Tri H1Y 7 3 Int natiorqlinflations Cldn 3 Enocu josrvn Dowi.-as JR Frankstovun Academic Footballl 2 Basketballl 7 Intramural Basketball 1 7 3 Intramural Volleyballl 2 Projection Club 3 Intramural Softball 1 7 3 Eimuvosov jAw11s Emu aan East Freedom Acudemzt Homeroom President 7 3 Student CEOUI1s.1lI 7 Foothill 1 7 Basketball 1 Tratk 1 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 7 3 Intramural Basketballl 7 Intramural Footballl H Burger 3 Eoin Rouizkr juuus Duntanswille Ccneral Ettrxiarizoiil Lum Ei.iz-inifrn Loop Station Academic Top Notchersl Tri H1Y 7 3 G A A 7 3 Intra mural Volleyballl 2 3 Intramural Baskethalll 2 3 bum Exhibition 1 7 Health Room 3 Chorus 2 3 Operetta .. Professor How Could You! 3. ELLIOTT lvl,-xxfzamr L . Hollidaysburg Academxc H-Burger 1' Activities D1re'tor 2' Assistant Feature Editor 3' Top Notchers 1 ' TrifH1fY 2' Vice President 3' Chorus 1 2. 3' Triple Trio 1 2' County Chorus 2 3' Student Council 1' Operetta 1 2 3' Professor Hovt Could YouY 3' Homeroom Secretary 1' Intramural Volleyball 1 2' Intramural Basketball 2' Archery 1. Exieion HENRY VV Aixam: Hollidayshurg General Wrestling 1' Intramural Softball 1. ERB, Susfxx Hollidaysburg General HfBurger 1, 2, 3g Homeroom President 3, Secretary- Treasurer 2g Student Council 2. ce 949 FERRY, JAMES RICHARD Brooks Mxlls General FIGART, JOYCE ADELL Hollidaysburg Commercial Chorus 2, 3g Operetta 2g The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2g Professor, How Could You! 35 TrIfHIfY 23 Top Notchers lg Basketball 1, 2, 3g Volleyball l. FISHER DONALD Lakemont General Operetta The Adsentures of Tom Sawyer Chorus l FLAUGH CLAIR EUGFNF East Freedom Agrzculture Reporter of the F F A Football 1 Intramural Volley hal 2 3 FLECK Rowan Lum Duncansvrlle General Footballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball3 Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 Intramural Soft b 1 2 FORNEY DUANF A Lakemont General Footballl 2 3 Basketballl Baseballl 2 3 Horneroom Secretary 2 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Fox RUTH AEN Hollldaysburg Academue Homeroom Treasurer 3 H Burger 1 2 Copy Edltor 3 TrI H1 Y 2 Setretary 3 Professor How Could You' 3 Cheerleaderl 2 Top Notchersl Bovxlmgl Arthery 1 Intramural Volleyballl 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Gym Exhrbrtronl 2 3 Varslty Basketball 1 Fkaxx FRANCIS DONALD I-Iollrdaysburg General jay Vee Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intra mural Volleyball 2 3 Intramural Softball 3 Track 2 3 Industrxal Art Club 1 FREE JOSFPII M Lakemont General FRIIDINBLOONI WILLIAM E Cross Keys Agmulture VICE Presxdent 2 3 Intramural Volleyball I 3 Intra mural Blskttball I 2 Leadershxp Traxnmg Cnnferente ATI RLTII hast Freedom C eneral Bm I 3 IntrImurIl Basketballl 3 Intrxmura Volleyball 1 3 C ountx Bmd 2 L ym Exhlhmon 1 3 The Adxtntures ot Tom Savner L A A 3 Tumblmg I L INTRX PATRICIA Iurnrux Hollrdaxsburg Commertml Chrmrotk 3 'Kr hers 1 Tn HIE Operetta The 'Kdxentures or Tom Sauter Chorus Catettrxa 3 3 , I v V v , 2, 3. , , . 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I 1 f 'I Seniors GLASS MARY ELIZABFTH Duncansulle Commercxal Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 1 Operetta 2 Chorus 7 bormzm DOROTHY MAE Hollxday sburg Commerczal S Class Secretary 3 Homeroom V1 ePres1dent 2 Top Notchers 1 Trl H1 Y 2 Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 1 Professor How Could You' 3 The Adxentures of Tom Sawyer 2 Operetta 2 Chnmrock 3 H Burger 1 2 Bowlmgl Archery 1 Chorus2 3 Gym Exhxbl t1on 1 bonsucn BARBARA SLZANNF Hollldaysburg Academzc Class Secretary 1 H Burger 1 CoFeature Edxtor 2 Assocrate Edrtor 3 Homeroom Vxce Presxdent 2 Top Notchers V1cePres1dent 1 Trx H1 Y 2 3 The Ad ventures of Tom Sawyer 2 Professor How Could You' 3 Operettal 2 Chorusl 2 3 Trxple Tr1o 1 2 County Chorus 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 Archery 1 GRAY HELEN! VIRGINIA Gaysport General Chorusl 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 Trlple Trxo 1 2 County Chorus 2 Top Notchersl G A A 3 Operettal Gym Exh1b1t1on1 GRAY E JPAN Newry Commercnal CJROMILLER -IAMP3 W Holhdaysburg Academxc E P Football Manager 3 Vxsual Educatxon 3 Chorus 2 Specral Chorus 3 County Chorus 2 3 Operetta H1Y 1 2 Student CIOUDLII 1 Basketball I Gym Ex hxbxtxon 1 LJRONE CJENEXIENI' EDITH Holhdaysburg General Operetta 2 Chorus 1 Gummo HELP. Lousr Hollxdaysburg General HAMILTON NANCY ANNABPLLP Hollldaysburg Academmc Bandl 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Varsxty Basketballl 2 3 CymExh1b1t1on1 3 Opere 2 TopNotchers1 The Adxentures of Tom Sawyer C A A 3 HAMMAKER XVILLIAN Hollldaysburg Academu. Band 1 2 3 Dan e Band 1 2 3 Drstrlet Or hestra 2 D1str1ttBand2 Bla1rCountyBand1 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Blaxr County Chorus 2 3 Operettal 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Footballl 2 Baseballl Homeroom Presxdent 2 Homeroorn Chaplam 1 HARKFR ELGFNF R Duncansvllle General HARKER SHIRLEY Axx Hollrdaysburg Academxc Cheerleader 1 2 3 Healthroom Assxstant 3 Tr1Hx Y 2 3 Top Notchersl H BurgerStalf3 The Adxentures of Torn Sawyer 2 Professor How Could You' 3 0 Q , . ' Q -Q -, 3. , ' V Y , ILM' ' ' ' . A 5 Qi - .- fs ' Q L ' -Q Q ' - -Q Q ,2Q3z ' Q Q Q ' . v' - v 4 . Er A H I I I y 1 1 T V r Q f Q ' ' -Q . I. , I 'I . 5 , , ,, 5 , . Q , Q A Q Q Q .-. Q Q Q Q Q . Q ' Q Q - , . .' , Q Q H Q Q Q ' Q Q Q g . . . Q Q . Q , ,. . H-Bur er 1, 2, 3g News Editor 2g S orts Editor 33 Q Q Q A . . 7. . Q . -. ' . -' . . 2 ' I H i I H s , - V , , . Q . 1 ' - Qs. Q -Q Q ' Q-Q Q , Q W3-Q Q v Qv '7- ' .. ,.... . .. , M4 K. Q-. Q C Q-. Q A A C ' '-Q ' N . y I 4 . -Q Q-Q Q Q-, . -Q Q ' Q-. 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HEMI-IIS E VIRGINIA Hollidaysburg Home Economits Operetta 2 3 Chorus 'I 3 Top Notchersl Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 HETRICK PATRICIA A'-IN Hollidaysburg Acaclemu HBurger 7 Majorettel 3 3 Professor Hovs Could You' 3 Top Notchers 1 bym Exhibition 1 Intra mural Basketball I Intramural Volleyba 'I HEWITT ROBFRT STANLFY Duncansxille General Ban 1 'I 3 HBurger 3 Trackl 'Y HIY 'P The Adxentures of Tom Savt yer 2 Visual Education Club 3 IntramuralVolleyball1 3 3 Intramural Basketball l 'V Gym Exhibition 1 Hicks RICHARD PAUL East Freedom Academic HITCHIWGS PATRICIA ANN Hollidaysburg Home Economics Intramural Volleyball 1 3 Intramural Basketba Top Notchers 1 HITCHING Wim MJEHAADGK Hollidays Q Academic K Band 1 Chunrock t 3 HITE JOSEPH RALPH Newry Academzt Baseballl 3 Intramural Volleyballl 'I 3 Intra mural Softball 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Hoexi sIaLIuu Lois DARLI NI Holliday sburg A adevmt --,IJ-Ib-I K horus 1 3 County Band 1 County Chorus 3 Q ptretta 1 Dan e Band 3 H Bur 'I' I HI'I 3 Distri t Chorus 3 Top Not her III or How C oultl Hou 3 I'IooxLIx Ianni R-ALI I ro ex AI zde m To Not I r I H alth Room 'Assistant 3 Choru I tr mural No exlall I Q xm Exhibition 1 Hoowsa LORPTTA LOL lak ,or Cevieval ntramural Ba ketball 1 3 Tri HI I I , . 7 ' I IQ '-sl 'Q ' Q I - , . 1 -1 ' ,-, Q . 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Sen mrs ISFNBFKC WILLIAM Fxuxrrx Hollrday sburg General B ndl 3 The Adyenturea or Tom Sawyer JACKSON Sumter Lousr Dun ansxrlle Home Econormca Operetta 3 Fhorua o-In ANNA Mar Hollldayaburg Commerczal Ar hery 1 The Atlyenturea or Tom Sawyer TrI HI Y 3 H Burger 3 Operetta Fhorua ons CH-xxru Ilrwnur HOLLIDAXSMLRI General Intramural Basketball 3 I ILSTICF JPANNI ELAINI- baysport General Top Notchersl Ca A A 3 3 Intramural V e ba I-'Z-1 I 3 3 lntramuraIBasketballl 3 3 Chorub peretta 3 bym Exhrbltron 1 3 Fhrmrotlt Stall 3 Bowlrng l Varsrty Basketball 1 3 Kmc Y RICII-mn FL I wr L rob: Key: General Wrestlrng 1 3 3 NI Ho lda g Ac emu X Footballl 3 3 Baaketball l Intramural Baakdblll 3 Intrarlxall Velltyhalbl LJ' lmnhtxraligtrhdll 2 1 v Student Councrl I 3 Homuer ere y 1 Vrce Presrdeg 3p.CIsorus 1 T Aalxe uretot Tom Sawyer KALFM-HN MI nur Eu rv C rosa Keys Agrrtullure A 1 3 3 F F '3 Aaaemblyl 3 3 Intramu Volleyballl 3 3 Intramural Basketballl 3 Intrr mural Football 1 KFPHART Dorm M-xr baysport Commercral Chrmrotk Ty prat 3 TrI HI I 3 3 The Atiyentures 0 Tom Sawyer 3 Uperetta 3 Fhorua 3 Q ym ExhIbI tron 3 lxvrwn Iron r K rw Lakemont Academzc retta 1 Fhcrrua 1 Tra lr KRAT rr: jonx C mm I Hollrday aburg General Intramural Basketball 1 3 3 Intramural N ollex ball 3 3 Athletrt Club 1 Intramural Soltball 1 3 3 KRKTZER Manx PATRICIA. Hollrdaysburg Acadermc Q a , 2. g ' - ' ' U 3. 31' , I C , C , L . . ' , v, jg 1 f ' Z ' f .' 2' I ' 2 3. j I'-, I I '. - . - If W . , I . xf 1K I ,l v -4' 5 - If I IH? ' Q - V --I Q Q ' 'V X Ju I , , I .'7I , .-,N . V U .-. . -, . V 1 Q . 1 ' -I il' , , ., '-, ' ' A 1 . KANTNFR,GEOR12H MAILAHAIIL 1 I III-'W' I I x L ' J., v U ' ..- ,,-, Q ' A Q -1.3: ' v ' 5 Q . . ,.: - 3 I . . 7 ' . ,y ,, S2 ' '2 I . . -. ' Z, -5 lx F.F. . ,.., g . 'r ' .-.., ' ral I V, .., A , ... I H -L -Q I '..z 3' I f 'I , I' at lk' Ope 3 I ' ,Ig C 2. 3. 1' , I' 1. 1 , , , I , . ' ' Q ' A .-, -I . , I ' I I Lfd -A' ' qv' . 1 f ,af aff 019 9 Kiuirzzzn, RICHARD A. Hollidaysburg General Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Softball 2, 3, Intramural Track 2, 3, Home- room VicefPresident 3. Kuci-xanax, ELAINE joi Altoona Academzc Chimrock Staff 3, Student Council Treasurer 1, Con- vention Delegate lg Homeroom Secretary lg The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2, Top Notchers 1, International Relations Club 3, Archery 1. KUHN, Leo Pnfmcis Sylvan Hills Acadcmzc Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football lg Track 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball lp Industrial Arts Club 2, Hi-Y 2g Home- roorn President 2. Y L LANGHAM, Dorus Rum Geeseytown Commercial H-Burger Typist 3, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 1. 2. LENNINC, Rouen CHARLES Hollidaysburg Geneva! Lewis, WILLIAM Fai' Duncansville Agncultuve Liuuncorr, MARY .IANF Duncansville Home Economics G. A. A. 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. LINDHMBR, Conn j. Lakemont Commercial Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2, Operetta 2. Lmosev, Eumson J. Brooks Mills General Band 1, 2, 3, Blair County Band 23 Chorus 2, Top Notchers 1, TrifHifY 2, 3, Student Council 25 Gym Exhibition Ig Intramural Volleyball 25 Intramural Basketball 2. LINGHNPELTER, NANCY Louise Hollidaysburg Academic Homeroom Vice President Ig I-IfBurger Staff 1, 2, 35 Exchange Manager 2, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2, Operetta 2, 3, Trial-IifY 2, 3, Top Notchers 1g Chorus 2, 3. LONG, Cmnics Aatrxr Blue Knob Commacml Chorus 3. Love, Mmuoius Aucr I-Iollidaysburg Home Economics Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Gym Exhibition 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, Chorus 1, 25 Top Notchers 1, TrifI'IifY 3, Operetta 2. I lj Seniors Lownv, XVENDELL j. Hollidaysburg Academzc Basketball Manager 39 Professor, How Could YouY 3. MCCAULLEY Dormw B. Brush Mountain General Band 1 2 3' Intramural Volleyball 2' Intramural BasketbaIl3 McCoy GRACE LAVINA Cross Keys Home Economxcs MCCUNIGAL MARY JANE HOLLIDAYSBURC Commercxal H Burger 3 Chorus 2 Operetta 2 McKEE Darlene W Cross Keys Home Economxcs Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 MCNALLY MARGARET JEAP1 Hollldaysburg Geneml Chorus 1 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2 MADDEN HELEN MARIE Hollxdaysburg Academzc Blue Band 2 3 Whxte Band 1 3 County Band 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 MARKEL DOLORES CATHERINE Canoe Creek Acadcmuc Health Room Asslstant 3 Top Notchers 1 Tn Hx Y 2 MIELNIK CLE'rus Brush Mountam Agncultuve Footballl Track2 F F A 1 2 3 Intramural Basket balll 2 3 Intramural VolIeyball2 3 GymExh1b1t1on1 MIELNIK joszmms M Holhdaysburg Commercml H Burger Typxst 3 Tr1HxY 2 3 Top Notchers 1 MILES Emu AQD ARTHUR General Football 1 Intr ural Volle ba Intramural Softball 2 In st al rom R a an Ac em A ea R A I mu 1 oll y al 1 2 sl, tramural Basketball East Isreedom f . ll I' I .5 n Cl 2. f l 3 I ', L k V 2 C rl i 1, 3, gil 33 G. . 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Could You' 3 lndustnal Arts Club 2 PHEASANT ROIIFRT CLI or Holhdaysburg General Bandl 2 3 Baseball Managcr2 3 Intramural Softball 3 Intramural Pxng Pong 2 PIIrAsANr 3xII.LI4.NiL1RAXT Hollldaysburg Ceneval Ban I 3 Intramural Xolleyball 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Softball 3 Intramural Pxng Pong PRICE WADE R Hollxday sburg Academu: The Ad'-entures or Tom Sauyer 2 Professor Hou Could You' 3 .. Z . - .g -..L , ' Y I , . - I f I-1 7 , , ', I . --v Y, I - 1 I A . ' iiv D xii V 7'! V . gr , V . I T I v I ' , . , ' ,2,3g ,,, . , 4, . ,,, ,,3: H I I I , 7 ! i ,.. , . ,-,355 . . 'v O I , , -. ,-,-. -,-. , -. . Y 2 . 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V at 1 lu ' '1 Q -Q - , . r S Q - 0 1949 ROLAIND ALFREDA MADELINE Lakemont Acadcrmc Vrsual AIds 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volley ball 1 Roovr-'Y ,IAMPSC Hollxdaysburg Acadcrmc Basketball Manager 2 3 Chorus I 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Ross Ex FLIN M Hollxday sburg Commevcxal HBurger1 2 Feature Edltor 3 Bandl 2 3 Top Notchers l TrI HI Y 2 3 The Adxentures of Tom Sawyer 2 Professor How Could You' 3 Operetta 1 2 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 County Chorus 2 ScoTT CHAI1LI's F HollIdaysburg Acadermc The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2 Professor How Could You' 3 Industnal Arts Club 2 Boys Chorus 2 SI-IAvu BIRDINIZ ANNA Leamersvllle Commcvcml Homeroom Secretary 3 Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 Top Notchers 1 SHAWLEY IIwrN W Holhdaysburg General Track 2 3 Bandl 2 3 SHAWLEY JOHN D Hollxdaysburg General Intramural Volleyball I 2 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Intramural Softball 1 2 3 Homeroom Presrdent 1 Basketball Manager 1 Student CIOUHCII 1 HIY 1 2 VIce Presldent 2 Chorus 2 IndustrIal Arts Club 2 SHULTZ BEVERLY JANE Holhdaysburg Commcrcml Chxmrock Typrst 3 Operetta 1 Intramural Basketball 2 SMITH DENNIS RICHARD Nevtry Commercnal Intramural Volleyball 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Softball 1 2 The Adxentures of Tom Sava yer 2 Professor How Could You' 3 Tumblmg 2 3 Gym Exhrbrtronl 2 3 H Burger Busmess Manager 3 SMITH EDITH EAN Duncansx Ille Home Economics Bandl 2 Chorus 2 3 Intramural Volleyball Intra mural Basketball 3 Operetta 1 2 3 SMITH ELIZABETH M Hollrday sburg Acadcvmc Professor Hove Could You' 3 The Adxentures of Tom Savtyer 2 Chlmrock Staff 3 H Burger Staff 1 Copy Edrtor 2 TrIHIY 2 3 Top lNotchers 1 Blarr County Chorus 2 3 brrls Chorus I MIxed Chorus 3 Tnple TrIo 1 Operetta 1 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 Intramural Basketball I Archery 1 SMITH jov-we M Holhday sburg Acadcrmc Chorus 1 Bova Img 1 ' , s Q ' . . . 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S'rIrI'I.I:Ix Doius LORRAINE East Loop General Intramural Volleyball 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Professor Hovt Could You' 3 Chorus 3 STIPFLFR ERNE1T M Hollxclaysburg General Ban 1 2 STIPPLPII jon: LPNOIIP Holhdaysburg Feneral A A STIFFLER MONA LORRAINF Canoe Creek Cummercual Bandl 2 3 Intramural Volleyballl 2 Intramural Basketball 1 TrI HI Y 2 Top Notcbers 1 STIIIFLIIII THPLMA M Cross Keys Academxc Chorus 1 3 Top Notchers 1 Operetta 3 SrI1'r F VINCENT Lakemont General Football 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 3 Chorus 2 STONER H Rrwotos Hollldaysburg General The Aclxentures of Tom Sawyer 2 Intramural Volleyballl 2 3 Intramural Basketba 2 n mural Softball 3 Srormrx jon: A N Sylxan HIlls yy Acadermc CShImrock 3 The Adxentures of Tom Sawyer 2 Operetta 2 PublIcIty Staff 3 Professor Hou Could lou' 3 TrI HIY 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Int a I P mural Basketball 2 STRAW PATRICIA Ar-N Lakemont fl if General yi 4 Intramural Softball 2 , fx ff Stcrmxc Rosen MCCLBARY jf lf Holhclaysburg Academxc C, Projectron Flub 3 Operetta l 2 THOMAS MARY Esrvtta DuncansvIlle Lu Commercwl Student Countrl 2 The Adxentures of Tom Sauye 2 Professor How Could You' 3 Chorus 2 3 Top Notchers l TrIHIY 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 d ,..,3. 6. . .1 N I , , 5 I N llll, -Q I tra' v I 'I . 1 1 ' ' N A .JV I ' E' , Q if ,r nys 9 ' 'Q Z' yl . 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'la E27 w 1949 Tnersxua Msuw josrrn Lakemont Academxc Football 3 Baseball 3 Homeroom Presndent 3 Vlsual Educatxon 3 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball I Intramural Volleyball I Uma JACK L Lakemont Academnc Chlmrock Assistant Edxtor 3 Football l Ba eball I 3 3 Basketball I H1Y l 'I Homeroom Prt xdtnt l V1cePres1dent 'I Chorus l Inttrnatlonal Rclat ons Flul-3 VAN ALLMAB Dow THOMAS Hollldaysburg General Football 2 Manager 3 Wrestlmg Manager 3 Tra It 3 Managerl Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Intramural Volleyball l 3 3 Intramural Footballl Intramural Softball 3 3 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Vrnuovn KARL Hollxdaysburg Academxc The Adventures of Tom Smyer Protessor Hou Could You' 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Homeroom Presldent 3 Internatnonal Relations Club 3 Vxsual Educatlon 3 Chxmrock Staff 3 WAI11 CHARLOTTE A Hollxdaysburg Academxc Professor How Could You' 3 Operetta 'I 3 County Chorus 3 Chorus 2 3 Top Notchers 1 Trl H1 Y 7 3 Intramural Volleyball I WALTFR A Wuttonrm: Hollxdaysburg General Could You' 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 3 Intramural Basketball 3 WALTERS THELMA MAY Lakemont Acadermc The Adxentures of Tom Sam yer 7 Professor I-Iovx Could You' 3 G A A 3 Operetta2 TopNotchers1 WAR1sER JOHN A Holhdaysburg General I'IBurger 1 2 Gym Exhxbltwn 1 II 3 C ym Club 1 ,ieretta 2b-intramural Bas tball I Intramural Soir 1 a 1 1 I wFAX ER D Ii Duncans e General Baseball 'I 3 yasketbau' Manager Intramural Basket ball 'V 3 ntfamural Volleyball 3 Student Countxl Intramural Pmg pong 3 Chxmrock Art Edntor 3 Intra 911511 Softball 3 WEAXER RONALD CJENE Lakemont General Football 1 'I 3 Intramural Ba ltetball I Intra mural Volleyball 1 'I VEICHEL HAROLD DONALD Hollldaysburg Gene-ral Industrxal Art Club 3 bpm Club l Basketball I XVEICHH Dor--A -IIAN Holllday sburg Home Econovmcs f7' ,, , ,J k 335,17 faowmcf tj! 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Vv'h1ttield. Fmt row. left tl' mgltr. H.tlc. Fleck. Clemens Hlmcs. Hallcr, Yotlcr. M. Smttlt. Kennctly Kunsman. Second ron: Kllnc. R. Smrtlt. Taylor Ctmplwcll. llonlan. Prtce. Gates. Crzstc Ftller. XX'cy.tntlt. Tlurtl row: johnson. lvhttltcws. Htlltng Closson. XX'1llS. Bowser. Dodson. Mun lsenlwerg. Fourth row: h'itiI'ClI'lliO, Mcilcc, Ratcltford Yot1ng.U.trl.tntl. H.1ll'oL1r.Tltompson. Bartlell Ftrst row. left rn nglttx Walter. Banltert, Calvert. Hitchzngs. Zeak. Smrth. Parsons. WYlll1ilmS. Hexss. Rxtchey. Second row: Belglc. Relley, Httrrxs. Clay' comb. Stoutlnour, Hoover. Rotmne. Shroyer, Lxngenfelter. Etlmundson. Thtrtl row: Slonalter. Fox. xxvZ1S5. Cr.twf0rtl. Aliiftl.CAltkilWdUgh.flY88SCf.H1l6mdl1.vv7.illS. Frrst roar. fmt r-1 ':.3l:r llrxrlntkcr. Smpr' Vfcrklng. ff Yotnig, Slttcr. Buflt. Pnrsonf. Rcxlly. Burltct. Drvclx. Scsvriq row: Zctfx. MQNQQQ Hclxcf. Hcxsf. Stalgltcjs. G.1rl.tzi.i. Evcrlrtrt. Kcllv. Hxttiltznf stat. Srnztlt. Thri fl -X fxlqi Dec. Walter. Sxttglp. Axxzzgrt. vl. Yourig. Hgrc. lhrlticr. KI Cftppcr. Fourth row: Bxrgli, Kluwer. Drchf. Partners. Yxloc-rc.HuFF,1ri.Kcz3.,'.xcII.B4ker. unwr Class For the nwht of'vi1x 27 1949 the Hollrtln HUF' Hugh School gym vu tr m formed mto the 1te of Parr: France Thr year: eucce eful prom vtl non ore.l hx the rumor cll under the threetron of 'vh Helen Dru The rumor homeroom teache md the irt :uperxbor M1 'vhrthl hulhxm were rctrxe rn helpmv to prevent the t eme of Sprrnvume IU Pm bt er mv counbelorb for x UIOU5 x.OmITl1ft66 The fx m vt 1 at rovt jt t rnglt Smeler Noon VJ1lter Lu da Erb Sthlrrn Kelley Stewart Blckerb Fovykes Second rovu Llalr j Rxley E Romame McLaughl1n Altmmbhoter Exam Fxock brahim Thrrd rom Sheterom Benton Horxath Hazenstah Keller Brumblugh Alberter Charlesuorth Russell Fourth rovs Presbler Heeter Coho Walter, C uxer Vvhrth ld Prnt herger Hooxer hnghng rm row lejt lu 11,4111 ktrth Het r Donaxon Cannarsa Retlner Sm er Bru baker lNeterer Merrrtt Se onel row C ltlel Hampton Rxngl r Grhboney Maurer Brennemm D loung Farberrx Vvmelantl Thrrd row Lanzemlorler Fruse Mattmglx Fornvnlt Thompeon K Xoung Fampb ll Barroner Fourth row Rlgbx Treeee Barefoot Kabella Hoenntrne Re tl Snoubergtr Crrsvtell johnsonbaugh Frrst rom left to nght H Keller brlder P Bender OShell Le Vvootl R1 llx Glunt H Brubal-.er Seond rovx Zmhno Curry E Nlrller Dans P Hoower M1t hell Frank Shaller E Hooxer Thud row H Mrller, Chlmberlam, Freeman, Stxtt, ,I Brubaker Rrtehey, G Bender, Fraher, KJ Keller Fourth rovn Wallace, Hayeb Trexler, Strffler, Emexgh, Leamer 'I oung H mes The rumors tl o held 1 xerx mterehtmd elm plrtx 1Il December vuth decormone md entertun ment dep1ct1nv the Chrbtma: hohday The Chr1 tml tree xxhlch tdorned the lobby of the mlm hall mae prebented by the rumor claw buperubron of clam iCf1X1t16: vus led by the c we tduber M135 Helen Dub md the c lb otlicere B1ll Erb presrdent anet Conrox NICE prebrtlent llmee Wh1theld eecretrry and Don 0 'D , , jfs. L I' ' as . ' D 2 V f K '45 15 ' 5' 4 A ' 1' 'Q 1' ' . s 5' , '45 '-'D F -A '. 5, 5 ' V ass. ' A' 5 45 ' A 4 ' ' r ss L 's. 1' ' 4 4 ' N ' ' ' ' rs . ' 4 A , 'ss . 1 4 ' ML ' ' 'L Q 'L . ' LF ' ' D ' 'lf' L , Q ', 1 lbs h 'U ' rs jsvhgxs '4' , ' :J ,',' A ' ' 'L' ' s. th' xs gh. ' ' ,' Q g' 's gguly decorated by members ofthe class. Altmanshofer, treasurer, FII' '. ld Ar I 2 I' ' , .1 '. ', 3 I' , ' 'e . 4 5: . F ' '. ' 1 2 , ' ' che. V . Q s 3- C 'Z lr ., . vt , '. , , , . ' , ,. er, . '. ' , e. ' s. e c ': 4 ' , , ', . r . Flrst rnw, left tu rxglxli lillcnlwr r K 1 n nungs, Dmss, Slmguru. Huzlw. Hulzn. N1UOI'C.fll.lYCOl'T1l'. MgNc1l.L1ntl:cx'. Second row: Iwlglhnlcy. Snctldun. Neely. Vsulters. Frederick. Rohcson. Rmgh. Fuclr. Burket. Hur, Moses. Thlrd row: Truehlootl. Altmtlnshofcr. Dxehl. Kcnawell. Mdgxll. Shultz. XV0lYC. Benton. Harker, Fourth row: Scott. Lutis. fxlclnr-2, Egfr. Fox, Frank. Bnorc. Mnntgnnxcry. llurzf. Cfmmer. Fmt mw. lm rn 71 flu M is Cunibr, Suylur. Tulstun. lglwr. liurlrct. Dmss. Houck. Hurnnmkcr. Second row: Aumntlt. Slnrnx llccw Shelley, Lmrncr. Fluugh. Brunner. 1 Class Othcers.lcftrur1gl1z Hutthx nn , , Zeelq. Txhtchell. Rnhesnn. ' 1 Third roxx. Ru. Lilltlcu. Nl. Snnth. llulrcr. Nuuf. Vxfrtcrf. Null. lfwtcz' lmugh. Fourth rn-xv: Lzghtncr. Hunzz. l72w.1r:m.. . Fxnlr. He ss. '1--1: .. F151 pu. lt l I 1:. ,I l Q I-. ll'.x'f- Q , ' 'h , Rath-.'wr1. fxlzttlxll. llc.: .1 l 'll ltvlm aff Xxlllqlxltl. Ilncgp I iw rut' , 3 Smlzu rf UK .-'xr :cry '. N1 ut- lf 't 9 .FH ' Ruff L., 1-y ' 5' li-tczt. Tflzr.. r.'.x Rufffvr. Xl llczft. Lux. 4l.r,,' .. li , - Nl.fx'l.1-Zur, f. A,,.p T ,. V . 1 . .-. f' . , ,I ,U 1. V, ,V , Ref... 'H 9 'ophomorv lass For the Sophomore Cl.1ss ot- 1049. the 111.1111 event of the year was their cl.1ss prirtv. Held in Milrch. the occasion symholized St. Pdtriclrls Div. The Hollidnyshurg High School gym. vvhere the testivity was held. was g.11lv decorritedg shtimroclrs. hlarnev stones, clay pipes, and green .ind white strerimers gidded to the Irish spirit. An entertruning progmm was given rind Irish songs were sung. As the highf light ofthe party, severgrl memhers of the cl.1ss pref sented gi pl.1y, Mrs, 0'l.e41ry's Cow. Those in the c.1st were: Bgirhtira Smith, Delores Wertmiiii, 10.111116 Isenherg, Rohert DeDecker, Ann Thompson, Cvlori.1 Davis, and john Brunner. The active sophomores participated in athletics, clubs, and other activities. They were under the supervision of Miss Kathleen Hess, class adviser. rind the class officers. The sophomore class elected Ruth Zeek as president, james Hutchinson, vice president, Nancy Mitchell, secretary, and Patty Robeson, treasurer. maker. DeShong, Varner. First row, left to vrght: Wertman, Smith bell, Perry, Young. Second row: Lehertinger, Glunt, Riesdorph Hamilton, Stirller, Boyer, Bice, Hoover Coho, Blyler. Third row: Wertz, Eichelherger, Langham Werts, Kuhn, Conroy, Bender, lmler Kerns. Fourth row: Murray, Rooney, Cuff Thompson, Echurd, llormont, Platon, Class Snyder, Burger. First row. left to fight jackson, lN11ller Brubaker, Elder, Young. Shaefer, McCready lngram. Consmrrn. Hammaker, Vvlertz, Link Second row: Thompson. McClellan, De lozier. Shaw, Berkheimer. Weyant, Reid Lingeiifelter, OABFICH, Snowberger, Zim mermdn, Grove. Third row: Bal-rer, Wolfe, Wyerman Kautlnmri, Closson. Smith, Park. Sell Krimmel, Emeigh. Fourth row: NlcYey, McC.1ll, Cook Glass. Mock, Boldnd, Hoy, Ritchey, wydfd First row. left to ugh! wvllt, R.11kov, Riley, Morgdn, Hinlcle, Coperihriver. Bulcer, Ham' Second row: Eboch, Long, Burlret, Mc- Mullen, Fisher, Clark, Smith, Gentry, Third row: McKee, Garnett, Ratchfortl, Kagarise, Butler, Stom, Spahn, Neely. Fourth row: Conner, Kratzer, Weise, Esper. Seiler, Dunmire, Hale, Helsley. Shaw, Keller, Davis, Eger, Isenberg, Campl u 1 1 ACTIVITIES G'-'sl K. ,Q-ff' f'y'-'Qi wmwmi xdfqv t' x uQi, uuJ g XW ,,.efi ': ' Ww Q' Tmppmy, thf. hght fmtl tlc It the Vilentme Ball 'vnu' lwl is waz Q 1 11.5 to lvulll ,3-r3 - W . ., 'L,-.' T ' -- ,Z f ' . -T. A-1 '. ' -5. --. 4 - -- ' . ' U ,, ,- vt ' ',- j fcr' I I ,fe'17f 'I3'2'.- 1--2 '-,i . ' Q ' I H iigsm, xg r ,, .v I 5 il ', , - -4 -,1 I 4.1. A' 2 ' I .I I I If l? 51 V -53 - I ,ff ai Q' - ' I 'ff .1 . - X if ' I , , ' ' - ' 4 f U , - ' ,F , . ' 1- I , . W' kgs. In f - gif-'f1ff,'fL'f, jf' , ,IF -' 'm ' I I iq 5' V- 1 V, A 4- , ..,.gg?yi'f -Q.-15,55- I ' I, ,L -'S - .' . , 1.2513 H f I 1. ' -Y g I .' - 'ex a , V1 I , , - ,- I - V. b L, . ,, ,V , E - , , ' - ' ,.,-1 V4 ,ff 1 h 4 b ' ' NEA ' - 53 ' W? ax' I . , 1 . . . Jr. 1 'I . ' I - 45 - 5: if-r,- K . A .,-1 u .- A, 1.. -I inf r ' .J . ' ' I , 7. ks ' ' if ., E nl ,e .. 15 A v . C I I I ,, Q f ' , 9 , -,-ff -LJE fp-vw V71 'sf ' ' if Q E R I' X X I 1 L'mv .rf 1- 1 and foncert is ig Success The sound of rolling drums and marching feet hrings first the sight of waving flags and flashing hatons and then gay music from the steel gray and French hlue uniformed hand when it marches down the street. Having practiced and participated in many acf tivities during the summer, the hand was ready to hegin its work when school opened. At foothall games, hoth home and away, it led the spirited fans in many foothall med the team to victory. llnder the guidance of Mr. Elliott Treese, hand director, and x of -Ioanne Keith, drum major, the hand displayed many intricate formations at half time and hefore the games. leys and urged the accurate timing f 12- Mix. Tiuiiisiz Forever Blowing Buhhlesf' and Three Trees li ivin-1 K T TN a rahhit pursued hy a hunter with Linda Fox re idin 1 . - g, the dialogue, were some of the colorful formitions performed. Abicycle which had revolving wheels, with Lois Hockenherry and Williiiiiw Hammaker singing the song A Bicycle Built For Two U w , LIS .mother formation. lfnfortunately the front tire of the hicycle hecaine llat hetween the first and second chorus of the song and had to he fixed hefore continuing, Other outstanding events in which the hand took part were the Farm Show, wh short concert, the Hollidayshurg Muminers' Parade, ere they presented a where they led a large procession of gaily dressed Halloweenersg the Altoona lvlummers' Parade. and the ArmyfNavy foothall game. A i'kicl4off, into the word win, followed hy the song Victory, a huhhle pipe, accompanied hy Fm First row. left to right: Hewitt. Kerns, K. lsenherg, Brunner, Hoenstine, Bookwalter, Freeman, Wallace. Slep. Zeek, G. Ratchford. Stuekey. W. Hamilton Roheson, Treese. N. Hamilton. W. Hammaker. Second row: Claycomh. M. Stirfler. Fox. Clemens. Hoekeriherry. C. Righy, E. Stifller. Third row: Curry johnson, Gnrmont. M allen, E. Lindsey. Reid. Closson. Allison, Mitchel. M. Hammaker, Brenner, Gates. Bush. Breneman, jean Reiley. jane Reiley. Rohin son. Naus, Cannars i. W. lsenherg. Fourth row: Young. Harman, Reed. Reese, Cummings, R. Ratchford. Truehlood, Hoover, McGee. W. Pheasant. Park Mcffaullev. Mattingly, Byers. R. Fheasint. Shawley, Butterhaugh. lxlr. Treese. Fifth row: D. Lindsey. Saupp. Shultz. Olson. Baronner. fiorhin. lllvely Glass. li. Righy. Bender. Fsper. Bowers. Harland. Prosser, Criste. 1 5 Frrst row, left rar rrght. Caltabdugla. Delozaer. Rerfner, Vfalt. Keath. B. Smath, Ross, P. Smatia. Hetrazk. Back row: Yoder. Cfraste. Fa'-or. Robeson, Hunter, -f st aw I 'ugh ow f r ste blault lirtntman bmcond row Trueblood Mel ee Hooxer lseraltrg Kerns I-l4amm4aker T rd row axe Hoenstane Vwalla e Hocltenberry Drass 9 4 IZ' 51 Un orvt tvs une-0 anal On December 14 the b.and was feted wath cl delacaous turkey danner serxed by the Band Mothers organa ataon The na aan feature of the banquet w as the presentataon of letters tc those who had serxed three persons recerxed thas award Followang the banquet those who washed attended moxaes at the Bl aar Theatre Wath the gradaron season oxer and the comang of wanter the b and spent most ofats tame pl avang contert anusac both classacral and popular After anuch prae trce the band w as prepared for rts annual concert an March Laght symphonaes marches noxeltaes and folk rnusac were featured there A large number of the hand members were chosen to ptartacap ate an bands composed of musaca ans from surroundang schools Representataxes for Dastract Band whach was held at jersey Shore were Louase Brenemtan Robert Daxely Bexerlx bhult Carol Ragby Wallrana Hammaker and Helen Maddeaa Afral 29 and WO marked the date for the Bltaar County Band Festrx al htld at Cl axburg Hash School Fafty students from Holladayslurg were chosen to partacapate an thas yearly ex ent The Whate Band and the Dance Band were two other organazataons headed by Mr Treese The Dance Band after aractacrng extensaxlev played for many dances ancludanaf the lunaor Class arty dance at the Y M Y W C A and an H Burger dance held after the lrluntangdon football faane Numerou other dances were on thear avenda duranv the school ye ar The band made ats hn al .appearance before the publac when at aresented musac for the Commence ment exercases held an the ha h school gymnasauan 43 a ' A J A -vs-lu Q C' A 7' 44' aff? l I Far rr ', lej In r. B 'ers '- f - . -1 . 4 h4 ': D ' W , X 0 ,4 , ' - 4 A 1' , 1 ,f f f . .4 ' . - ' v 1 , ' , , s L v ' 1 , -v : ' 4 , 4 4 4 , 4 4 . A 4 '24 ' . 4 ' 4 4 '4 5 , 4 , - , ' t ' ' ' ' 4 ' '4 ' 4 4 f 'v 4' two ye4ars an the b4and prevaous to th4at tame. baxtyf - , A A i Y 1 , . 4 4 .4 4 . Y '. 4 ' 5 4 2 A 1 . I -4 4 4 4 ' ' ' ' 45 4 R ' A 4 4 ' 4 ' . 5 . 4' , L - ' ' ll' - - 4 4 4 'Q K ri I ll Q-, 4 4 5 ' h ' P4 ',4a A K ,Q i ' 5 A L - - ' 4 4 . . . . ., 4 4 f A L l A I L. K X, v 4 5' Q a L I a ga I . ' 4 L b s 4 A 3 ' 4h 4 5 2 Q ' ' ' L ' ' 4 ' 4 r , ' '4 ' 4 4 ' J 4 4 4 4 ' . k - l A 'V A - v ' s 5 N - I 4 '4 4 Q j f ' ' ' g Q' LI- . F.rst row. left to right Ross. Werking. Yoder, Fox. B. Hammaker. Elliott, Wagner. Treese, Hockenherry. Reese, Wright, McGee, Righy. S, Wilt. Montgomery. Second row: Hoover. Bickers. Keller. Cassidy. Cannarsa, Stuart. O'Shell. Parsons. Rhime, Burke, Wyant, Grove. Waite. liodlrey. Hale. Fleck. Calvert. Langham. Weyandt. Third row: Love, Davis. Walters. Burtt, Frank. Himes. Relfner. Carherry, Fllenlierger. P. Hoover. justice. Caltahaugh, Lingenfelter. Bice. Croyle. Shaw. Fourth row: Riley, Drass. Kephart. Fletcher. Bums, V, Wilt. Young. Glass. Bankert. Lee. Nash. Gates, Bruhaker. T. Hammaker. White, Stoner. Brown. Fifth row: Burger. Croft, Diyely. Ulery. Reaney. Guyer. Smith. Gildea, Gromiller, Suter. Stover. Warner. Fisher, Suckling. Q horuses Present perettu ln the spring of 1948 the choral section of the music department presented the operetta. Ask the Professor Y The scene of the operetta was the campus of a Rishionahle girls' school on Commencement Day. john, who came to see his sister june graduate, met lvlaryida, the sister of his college roomfmate, Red, and was much attracted to her. Ivlaryidas mother did laundry work to help Red. her son. through college and to keep Ivlaryida in night school. Therefore she did not want it known that she was his mother, fearing that it would hurt his standing in college. john had a discussion with Professor Breadeasy and decided to send lviaryida to a girls' school to give her the same chance that wealthier girls had. lviaryida promised Red that she would not accept john's olfer. hut when she learned that john's aunt instead of john was the one who was making the offer. she forgot her promise and gratefully accepted. Time passed and one year later. Maryida, who surprised everyone with her excellent work. was to he crowned Queen of Commencement Day when it was learned that johns aunt could not come. According to an old rule of the school lvlaryida couldn't attend the hall hecause she had no chaperon. Things hegan to happen fast. Maryida learned that john and june. not an aunt. had heen paying her way through school and indignantly left for home. Red and his mother arrived in the meantime. Tommy, a collegefmate of john and Red, was sent on his motorcycle to bring back Maryida. Maryidzi hecame queen of the ball and everything ended happily for the wash lady's son and daughter. Leading roles of the operetta were played by Lois Hockenherry, William Hammaker, Lewis Reese, jean Rigby, Rohert McGee, Georgia Wright, Linda Fox, and lvlardell Wagner. The choruses of the year, including three girls' choruses and two mixed choruses, sang for many school and community functions, some of which were the Christmas assemhly, Christmas Carol singing on the diamond. the Music Week program, and the opening of the new radio station. The memhers of the Girls' Trio 'Y Mildred Yoder, Betty Crawford, and joanne Werking sang for many events during the year. including cluh meetings of the town and vicinity. and assemhlies at the high school. During the year twentyfseyen memhers of the choruses attended Blair County Chorus Festival held in Roaring Spring. and Lois Hockenherry and William Hammaker represented the school at the District Choral Festival held at Centre Hall. 1 fu if I 1 r P' 5 E 411' .41 ff r. , J-- ,'1I I Q il ,I4 4.0U'I0 6. 1 S1 4 5 as 6. Q' 5 Y. 2 iw Lf !.. ,. 1 g.,A.m.- -'SA E 3 f as u .24 si I 1 x. 'f' . Kel- ii I iflllbiik vn vl 1 54'-I fi! U4 'L C. is ' 1 S I , V X, 1 n 1 9 .4 . if E -:Q ' 4 r 1 fr - , J, if, 2 x ,' fu Q- 1 ali su, . M' gf . ' vi ,K , 4 5 ' W E Cf 1.v- 'if ' Z MS' f-fat gf FINE, wi P !g , I Q11 ,wif IV A I g 5.7 qflnif A.', lf '. s 41 , . . A xr f Li I l f 'C rofvssor, ou' CYUIIIII 'ouff' l never laughed so hard in all my life! That was so funny 1 lt was the hest play l've ever seen Y Such were a few of the many praises of the annual senior class play which this year was Professor, How Could You lu The play was written hy Anne Coulter lvlartens and directed hy Miss Lois Leamer. This three act farce was presented at the junior high school auditorium on Decemher second, third, and fourth. The play centers around a college professor, Keats Perry fAlan Pattonj and the predicaments in which he finds himself. lt all starts when the professor orders Vicky Randolph CPatty Hetrickj to apologize for one of her pranks or drop his course. When Vicky comes to his house to apologize she overhears some gossip: Professor Perry was offered the deanship. . if he gets a wife. Keats calls on his friend, john Appleby Cjames Stalterj, to help him. john offers his secretary, sweet young Priscilla Morley fEvelyn Rossj, for the ideal wife. The butler, Boggins CRussel Burgerj, suggests Tootsie Bean CBetty Smithj, who is an excellent cook hut a hit plump. Vicky, longing for revenge proposes a friend Valerie Whitmgiii fLaura Dunklej a southern girl who makes every man she meets Rall for her. Grandpa Perry lKarl Verhoyej won't tell the name of his candidate. lvlany hilarious scenes follow with the arrival of Tootsies hrother, Butcher Boy Bean CW4ide Pricej. The three girls come to a dinner given hy Grandma Perry fCarol Righyj and each tries to outdo the other in flirting with the professor. Grandpa makes each girl think Keats has promised to elope with her. and they all appear ready to marry him. There are fireworks as the angry girls face each other. john. to save the situation, dresses as a woman, pretends to be the professors long lost wife, and comes in with three children trailing after him. l'pon hearing this news Valerie leaves in tears and Tootsie. after fainting. is carried out hy Butcher Boy and Boggins. Priscilla and john find they love each other and so plan for their honeymoon. ln a whirlwind finish Keats finds himself a wife in Vicky, Grandpas candidate. 48 Top Youre simply adorahlef Center: Hin, can that he right Bottom, Oh, Daddy lu rfb: E85-gyipg I 'Ji f wij h fr 'i W 4-NB H0112 W, A sw, ,Z f fm, 'xg , 1 ' 4'f9 f 4 ,-ff--1 X 4 V S yr ' 4 ,W Q f ,V W, M A , ' 9 V 1,1 , S ,XJKK .Xl lx ggi . IX. '. . ,, f gl, -v . ' 1 X .gm Q .rl . 'Of h ' T' '12, f 71 'ilis t A. 'TklT.fj ,:fg A 75 27 -.4 ya? yy , fff3...f, E 5 g, M15 - Qi ra. ff, .W 2 I in w-..:, : Q 5 , . f .3 Adrzser, M155 Smxth, looks over pictures with editors, I.11ur.1 Duukle .md jack Ulsh CHIMROCK STAFF Edztm . . . LAVRA DUNKLE Asmslrmt Edmw A . . ..,........, JACK ULSH Assocmte EdlfOTS B,-xuamm Bixrox 'Im' KUCHAREK C.-num BTQE CAROL RIGHT' RIL'H.AIiD HITL'I1INt3S KARL VERHOY'E BETTY SMITH Husmess .Nimmgers DORQTHY Gorvrmir .IEANNE CASSIDY Adrcmsmg Stuff .IAMES Cumu' TED WX'ERN1TAN W1LL1.ax1 Orsox RUSSEL BURGER Txffzsls Bnvsnm FHL LT: Duwkns Cl'N1N1INl2S Doms CROYLE PATTY GENTIiW' Dow is KEVHATQ r An Edmw . .. . FRED WE.AN'EIi AS.wC1.1!cs -Irfxxxli .I1 vu 1' hlcmx 5Tm:x1Er: p f Tww 1 x Yu RI FN Adxqscr 15.-xlxrrfwxi SX1l'Y'H 48 enie of the agic Lamp chosen by himrock Sta Adrertzsmg Staff Left to vzght, Wyer1T1.1l1, Olson. Burger Amd Curry. The Ghiinrock Staff had many problems facing them when they began production of the y earbook at the beginning of the school term. Que of the hardest decisions was choosing . , - . .f h 'uitible theme for the school annual. Finally .1 ter muc il 3 i thought, the Chimrock staff decided on the Genie of the Magic Lamp. It seemed an appropriate theme to the staff members . V N . 1 because the yearbook genie would be a means of recalling schoo memories in future years. Shortly after the theme was c ose began their assigned work. The associate editors began . . y . d. . ' ' 1 the irticles which were to appear in the 1049 e ition writing Q . of the Ghimrock. The senior pictures were then taken, and the advertising staff began soliciting for ads. While the informal pictures were being taken of classes, faculty, sports, . . . I 1 t l bs and other activities the art staff began work to presen cu , i , the theme of the Genie and the Magic Lamp in picture form. heir tasks, and the year book h n the various staff groups Then the staff typist started t began taking form, The staff of the 1949 Ghimrock was ably led by Miss Darlene Smith, who acted as adviser to the group. She was assisted by the editor, Laura Dui and the Various members of the Chimrock staff. First row. left ikle, the assistant editor, jack Ulsh, Top: Art Staff Bottom: Business Managers to right: Godfrey, Smith, Bice, Cummings, Benton, Groyle, Cassidy, Kephart. Second row: Stormer, Kucharek, l G tr . Third row: Weaver, Wyerman, Olson, Ulsh, Miss Smith, Verhoye, Curry, Burger. .f Dunkle, Yeckley, justice, Rigby, Shu tz, en y 49 H -Burger Staff Sponsors Valentine all Erlnur-IrIClIIcj .... .'Xs.wc1a!e Edxtnrx BARBARA f:ORNl.'Cll News Edztor ...,. . Feature Editor ..,4,.. Assistant Feature Edllflf ,,4. . Spun Ediwr. .... . , .... . Copy Writer. . . . . . Sports Writers SUSAN ERI: Art EdIt01. .. ,.. Stag Photographer. . Aduser ..... . . . Reporters RICHARD BARTFOOT RICHARD BUTLFR BARBARA DRAW XIOANNF IRUNN h1ARI LOVIKI RI IRI GIAORCIA VJRIIQIIT LINDA FOX EVELYN Ross MARCTARET EILRITI' -IANITS CEROMILLFR RUTH ANN Fox WILLIAM ERB ELIZABETH N.ALF RORTRT HFV'ITT MIPS BONALYN SILK .IOHN BRUNNFR -IANF CLARRF IAUDRFY DRARs R VIAKHN EIINURIININ NANCY GRAIIA N4 SHIRITI' HIARRFR LUIS HKXJKENHFRRX N.kNCH' LINGFNFEIJII R -IOANNI3 KEITH M.RRX' LOU MOORI' NANCY SLONAKFR MARY RAARGARET VJVIQQ IXDIL.-RIDE Zrrx RIT Busmess Staff NI'rTrR Busmess Manager. Exchange Mar1rIger. , Hearl Typist. . lvpxsrx .ANNA lw1AI3 DIIININ R1ARYESTHFRl:lYTL'HIR lXlARX JANF lx1cUUNIr.AI Editor ReIser and MIAA discuss the years' budget A ZFTH IRONVA FLFCR JUIII' HITCIIINIQR l'lFLl'N HARLIN flHRlSTINlZ HARMAN XXYHNIIELL Lownnr N'1ARY MCNREL PATRICIA Ronrsox RICHARD XVARD SHARLE WILT RUTH Zrrx l3FNNIS SMITH PATRICIA HOOXTR MARION IJRASQ Home LANCHARI VIQIRVPHINI' lx4IrI.NIR Flrst row. left III rrghr' Ross. Moore. jones. B. Drass. Dunn. S. Erh. B. Erh. A. Dmss. LIngeIItelter. Hxtchmgs. Fleck, Zeal.. Semnel nm lifklkqn herry. Rolreson. Vfxlt. Zcek. Slonaker. Harker. Hoover. Fletcher. Ellrott. Vfrlght, Everhart. McNcel. Thml row: Clark. Hdfllll. Zeth I mhfrm Fox. Hrlfmllll. Kath. C'c'nr0y.G0rsL1ch. Rciser. SmIth. Ward, Fourth row: MlClI11k,LdUgh3m. Fox. vSYC1SS, Nale. h'lCLlllUlgAl. M. lim Hunt! Lowry, Gromrller, Edmundson, 50 .' f ,V News editor, Fox, and Feature Associate Editors, Wright and Gor- Staff members prepare Sports article Editors, Elliott and Ross, work such compare papers. on next issue. When is the paper coming out? This question was asked of the HfBurger staff every month during the past year. The students who never fail to ask this question probably don't realize what all goes on before the school paper makes its appearance. Almost immediately after the paper is out, work begins on the next issue. New ideas and stories are thought up by the staff to make the paper more interesting. Long hours of hard work are put in by the editors and staff members. During the past year many new columns were added to the HfBurger. News about graduates in a column called Grad Tidings was added. Another column, called Klub Kapers, concerned the activities of the various school organizations. A new and interesting feature, Dear Diary, made its appearance at the beginning of the year. Editorials and HfBurgerettes added variety and interest to the paper. The Christmas issue made the season brighter when it was printed in the gay colors of the Yuletide season. Cartoons and comic strips drawn by Elizabeth Nale, staff artist, added originality and color to the various issues of the paper. The staff was very busy during the year adding to the finances of the paper. Members of the staff sold programs at the home football games. Pep buttons were also sold by the staff at the beginning of the football season. Several dances, held in the school gymnasium after the games, were sponsored by the HfBurger staff. The Press Conference held at Tyrone on November fourth found the school paper well represented. james Gromiller, sports editor was the leader of a discussion about the sports page. Mary Louise Reiser, editor, participated in another roundftable discussion. The fourth annual Valentine Ball, again sponsored by the H-Burger, without a doubt, was the highlight of the staff's social activities. The dance was held in the school gymnasium on February twelfth. The gym was beautifully decorated in the traditional colors of Valentines Day. Music was furnished by the Hollidaysburg High School Dance Band. joanne Keith and Floyd Hoenstine were the royal attendants from the junior Class. The Sophomore Class was represented by Donna Lindsey and joe King. Dorothy Godfrey and Ronald Fleck were chosen king and queen by the student body. Crownbearers, Barbara Boland and Robert Amis, preceded the king and queen as they knelt before their thrones. The coronation took place to the accompaniment of music by the Dance Band. Following the coronation ceremony, entertain' ment was given by staff members. Refreshments were served after the program was completed. On Wednesday afternoon April twentyfseventh the Hollidaysburg High School was host to the Blair County Scholastic Press Associations spring press conference. Each school chose a topic for discussion which was led by a student representative from that school. The speaker for the conference was Mr. Boyer of the Altoona Tribune. A program of enter' tainment was given by the staff of the HfBurger. During the year the HfBurger received two awards. The National Scholastic Press Association of the University of Minnesota awarded the paper its AllfAmerican Award. The paper also received a second place award given by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. . 51 F1rst roxx letto nght MISS K1racofe Fox HlIChlngS Ross All1son Donovan j Reifner Burk Zeth Thomas Dunn Second rovn Chmgos Hoover Harker Walter Cannarsa Cass1dy Godfrey Graham Calvert Bankert Thnrd rovx Hockcnherry Llndsey W1lt borsuch Elhott Smxth XVr1ght Benton M1eln1k jones Fourth rovt Fox Harman Re1ser Kelth Pr1ce L Reffner Bxce Llngenfelter Kucharek Dunkle F1fth row Gxhhon y XXJCISS Fyock hates Fletcher Maurer Mart Bender L Drass Kephart S1xth rovt Conroy M Drass breaser Deloz1er Croyle Ye kley Cummmgs Altmanshofer Counsman Scxtnth row Carberry Evans Saupp Fleck W1lt M1tchell Stormer A Drass Zeak Club Sponsors ance The members of the Tr1H1Y Club of 1948 49 spent lll 1ct1ve ye 1r pdI't1C1p'1C1l1g 111 m 1ny 1nterest1ng 1nd useful 11ct1x1t1es The club f-UITCIIOIIBJ under the le 1dersh1p of pres1dent Helen Chnwos XICC pres1dent M1rg1ret Elhot recordmg secret1ry Sue Fox correspondmg secret1ry CDTISIIITC l'TlI'IUlIl tre1surer Dorothy Godfrey llld 11dx1ser MISS Betty K1r1cofe Meetmgs were held exery Tuesd1y exenmg A NIll1Ll1l'lU Provram COIHIDICICE pl1nned 1ll the progr 1ms for the meetmgs The cha1rn1 111 of th1s COIUIUIUICC wx IS M1rd1ret Elhot Another COHTIHICIICC WIS elected to dr1w up the Club s c1lend1r for the ye 1r Its ch 11r1n Ill xx 15 Delores CUIUlH1l'lg5 The lllllklll b1d1e HlWkll1S Hoe Down Wlb held IH the h1 h school gym Bert Cr1ste llld PlUllI16 Ellenbcrger were chosen IN L1l Abner llld DIISY M 11. Cnc of the OL1CStil'1Ll1llg ILLIXILICN of the Club th1s ye 1r was the don M1011 1111 en to help the xxork of the Ofgilll 1121011 CA R E Tr1 H1 Y members also can xassed the tovx I1 for don.1t1ons to the March of Dunes Pl l At the meetmg held February hrst MISN Marle Wertner from Altoon1 glV6 11 talk 1nd d6lTlOI'lStI'dt1OH on the art of m1ke up On the elphth of March Mlss Florence McCurdy from the Bell Telephone Co111p1ny 111 Altoon1 pne 1 talk on the 1dv1ntwes 1nd opportumtes of 1 c1reer w1th the Bell Telephone Co1np1nv On February twelfth members of the Tr1H1Y from x IYIOUS Tr1 H1 Y Clubs H1 th1s p1rt of Pennsyl Vdllld On M1rch elvhteenth and nlneteenth the club sent three deleg1tes Ex elyn Ross Audrey Drass and Chf1St1ll6 H1rm 111 to 1 Tr1 H1 Y Co1vent1on t HIYFISDUFKV The purpose of th1s COIWXCIICIOII w1s to for1nul1te propos1ls rel1t1ng to 1llt2l'I1lt1Ol1ll 1ff11rs 1nd send these su 1'1' e tlfllis to the l n1ted N1t1ons Other 1ct1x1t1es for th yc1r were 1 sk1t1ng p11ty 1 mox 16 party 11 bunt P1tr1ck s D13 D1nce III Easter Party 11 sleepmg p1rty 1nd M1y Day CXCFCISES vuth the crownmg of 21 queen I 5 . 1 1 . ,, ' , , 1 ' ' ', , ' 1, ' 1 5 K 1 5 I Y 3 ! 1 ' ' 1 2 1 - y w v v v - 9- u 1 1 Q . . , ' 1. ' ' . , 1 1 is 3 ' Q ' ' x - -v x v 4 y 5- v , 1 1 1 Q 3 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' . ' 1 1 . 1 ' , 1 ' ' . ,' , ' . 1 . ' . ,. , . , . , . 1 g ' 1 ', g j 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 y. . 1 , yn ' l 1 ,. , 1 . . 1 1 V 1 V . . t . prepared illld served ll luncheon for YCPFCSCDKHCIVCS 3 1 5 ,D ' 1 1 1 . . . . . . . , 1 '1 f f 1 f V . ' 1 , 1 . ll 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 B a ' 1 , 1 Q 1 1 1 1 , , , , . . .1 1 ,, ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 . . . . 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 , e 11 ' 1 ' ' ' .. . 1 - . ,N r 1 1 1 .. a Q 1 - fs W f 1 - 5 'K s 1 1 ' - - 'V' ' 1 1 - 1' ' - 9 Q v V ' f ' ' 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 Q 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 l 1 , 1 1 .1 . , 1 ,. 1 I v I I I 0 0 v Farst rovt le t to ugh! Shelley Moore Zeek Harlan He1n1nger,L1ndsey Drass Sneddon Naus Isenberg St ond row Clarke Roach Foor Z1mmerman DeShong Hunter Wertz Keller Ingram Thard rovx Mrs jean Harden Fxsher McMullen Baker Robeson Smath Morgan Thompson Mass Faye Hockenberry Fourth rov. L Hamm1l-.cr B Ham maker Conroy Forney Shap1ro Cr1st Davas M1tchel1 Fafth rovu Walters OBUCII aulets old anquet The Tr1 H1 Y C1dets orgamzed 1n the f1ll of 45 Emshed ats fourth year of ex1stence as one group The group h1d an mterestmg md actaxe year par t1c1pat1n11 1n many worth whale :1ct1x1t1es D1rect1ng act1x1t1es of the C1dets durmv the year were pres1 dent Ruth Zeek xace pres1dent Mary Lou Moore secretary Barb1r11 bnnth lSSlStllTt secretary Helen H1rl1n tre1surer P1tsy Crlst 1SS1StlDt tre1surer Mary je anne Foor ch1pl11n Glor11a DIVIS asslstant chaplam Patty Robeson 1nd 1dx1ser Mrs ean Harden Under the dxrectaon of the program churman Barb ara Dr 1ss the members p1rt1c1p ated Ill Truth and Consequence shows Dr I Q Rad1o Quz numerous plays 1 swnnmanv party 1 roller sk atmg party llkl 1 moonlaght bake Durmg Noxembe1 the Cadets ana ated guests to a hayr1de the chmax of whlch was 1 we1ner roast at Hammaker s Farm The outxng was well attended December of course mcluded the annual Chrastmas Party and part1c1pat1on an 11 number of 1nterclub projects such 15 the Hangmg of the Greens ceremony faxor m1k1nu for the xeterans 111 the Bedford Veterans HOsP1tll stockmv hllmv llid the gathermg of vafts clothmg food 1nd toas for the Wlll1iHTSDUfU Orphan ave The Cadets wath the Tr1 H1 Y aaded the M arch of Dam s campaavn by L,OI1VlSS1Ug the busmcss d1str1ct of the town for COIIIFIDUCIOITQ At a joant meetang w1th the Tra H1 Y on M arch the ewhth M1 s Florence McCurdy from the Bell Telephone Compmy an Altoona gaxe 1 tall1 on the adx mtwes 1nd oppor tunataes of acareer math the Bell Telephone Company lnterclub actaxatxes whach hwhhghted the ye lf were the St Patr1cl1 s Day Dance mornanv wxorshap SEFNICCS for Holy Week held the week before Easter llid 1 Mother Daughter Banquet duranv May As 1 final round up ofCadet prolects a May D 15 Povwaow for all the club members was planned Nlext year the Cadets w1ll become full fledged Tr1 H1 Y members Pl 1 Y Cadets uf I , 1 . 1 , , 1 , - - . l V ! 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Farm shows, fairs, and other contests accounted for most of the events. In june of 1948 members of the F. F. A. attended the annual F. F. A. Week held at State College. jay Guyer and Fred Fornwalt were entered in the Poultry judging Contest, while james Diehl, Earl Cochran, Kenneth Wertz, and Clair Flaugh entered the Farm Mechanics Contest. Samuel Stoltz repre' sented the Hollidaysburg Chapter as otiicial delegate to this F. F. A. Convention. John Bice and james Diehl displayed their Berkshire gilts at the Bedford Fair, and placed high in the vocational class. Kenneth Young displayed his baby beef. Sixteen Greenhands were initiated into the Chapter. Also twelve members were advanced to Chapter Farmers. In the area Project Contest Donald Klein placed first in the small fruits, Kenneth Young, first in beef, Kenneth Wertz, first in corn, William Brumbaugh, third in dairy heifersg and Frank Snowberger, third in sweet corn. During the Area Banquet at Bedford, Kenneth Feathers gave a talk on the Area Project Contest. james Diehl was awarded the Keystone or State Farmers Degree. The award was made at the State F. F. A. Convention held during Farm Show Week in Harrisburg. Donald Klein received third placing in small fruit and Luther Crissman placed first in Kathidan Potatoes in the vocational class of the Farm Show. Donald Class represented Hollidaysburg in the one hundred piece State F. F. A. Band. The F. F. A. was active in sports also. They organized a basketball team which played a total of ten games with other chapters and with local teams. The Chapter presented an assembly program featuring correct parliamentary procedure. A baby chick group project was carried on at school. The Chapter attended an area leadership training conference in May. The conference was intended for the newly elected ofhcers of each chapter of the FultonfBedfordfBlair Area. The ofiicers for 19-18'-19: james Diehl, president, Kenneth Young, vice presif dent, Fred Fornwalt, secretary, Frank Snowberger. treasurerg Clair Flaugh, reporter, and Floyd Aurandt sentinel. a First row, left to right: Miller, Lewis, jackson, Connors, Harker, H. Aurandt, McVey, Estep, Fisher, M. Diehl, Noel, Russell. Second row: Kline, Bennett, Hazenstab, Snowberger, Young, j. Diehl, Fornwalt, Flaugh, F. Aurandt, Glass, Ritchey. Third row: Mielnik, Winegardner, Freidenbloom, Brumbaugh, lviattbews, Heater, G. Diehl. Altmanshofer, Clapper, Mr. Hoover. Fourth row: Chamberlain, Wertz, Feathers, Bice, Guyer, Leamer, Cruezherger, Brubaker, Cochran, Kaufman, Crissman. ro 'ection .Ilub Aids Teachers The 194849 school term presented an active schedule for the projection club. The operators of the projection machines and the sound equipment were called on for many activities throughout the year. The club, under the supervision of C. W. Farley, aided in the presentation of many assemblies, school activities, and class room visual education. Robert Suckling and jim Gromiller operated the sound system for the commercial departments assembly in which the commercial girls typed to music. Robert Suckling and Richard Hitchings were on hand to operate the sound system and spot light during many afterfgame dances, parties, and other activities ref quiring those systems. Karl Verhoye and james Grolniller worked as a team to provide a playfbyfplay description of the home football games. The sound equipment was housed in a booth built especially for that purpose at the new football field. jim Gromiller also announced the home wrestling meets. The club projected motion pictures with sound during the annual F. F. A. Farm Show. The subjects were: Safety, and Proper Use of Tools. The operf First row, lejt tu right. Hoover, Donlan, Lee, Markle, Roland, Everhart, Luc s, Fletch-er, Harman, B. Crawford, Conroy. Suckling. F. Barefoot, Hicks. Third ifbw: Crawford, Hewitt, Hitchings. Fourth row: Gardner, Eboch, Gromiller. Verhoye, ators were Paul Hicks, joe Eboch, Richard Hitchings, Robert Suckling, and jim Cromiller. The club carried on an extensive training program during the year. Sophomores and juniors were recruited and trained by the licensed operators. After several training periods the students were given a test by Mr. Farley. Then they received their licenses and were scheduled for operating machines during study periods. The projector operators aided the instructors by leaving them free to comment on the film instead of having to look after the projector. There were approximately 36 films projected during the year. The club undertook the sale of decals to supplement the funds of the club. The decals featured a spirited tiger and the words Hollidaysburg Tigers in bold blue and gold letters. An abundance of secretarial work was handled by the club's staff of secretaries. They took care of scheduling pictures, operators, and the dispatching of films. The staff was: Joanne Werking, financial secretary, Christine Harman, scheduling of prof jectionistsg Marry Martha Woods, conhrination of bookingg Betty Crawford, evaluation of films, Alfreda Roland, ordering and correspondence. raw: Edmundson. Calvert, Whitfield, Young, Curry, Prosser. -.ng-- wi u-- : F 1 Q ftp: 55 Werking, Mr. Farley. Second row Wills, Wallace, Guyer, Butler D R. Barefoot, Trcnkle, Burger Fifth J' if jf 1 E W' FIFSI row lezto nght MISS Dane WEflS,Z1CCk Harlm WCISS Dunn H1rm:1n Second row Slomker Sthxrm Conroy I Fyotk Kuch.1rek Dunl1le Thxrd row Ulwh Curry Butler Verhoye Thompson luyer Wxrd Students rganlze New Club I11 beptelnber of 1048 the l11ter11 1t1o111l Rel1t1on5 Club w 15 org 1111red 111 the I-Ioll1d1ysburg H1gh behool h15 11ew club u11der the 1dx15er5h1p of M155 Helen D1x15 w lb co111po5ed of twenty 5tude11t5 111tere5ted Ill world 1ff11r The group 5ponsored 1 nu111ber of worth whlle pro1ett5 Through the C A R E dr1xe held III Feb l V' Flldfy S1211 78 w15 collected from the f1culty 1nd en Th15 monex ,wx u5ed to 5end C A R E boxe5 to needx f1n11l1e5 111 1111115 p1rt5 of Europe A 1.lOIl11I1' drne w 15 held from M 1rch 215t to M 1rch 25th ClOtl1lDU collected durmg th15 drne w15 1l 5e11t to Europe tml h11hl1 ht of the 1.lub5 1ct1x1t1e5 were the H1lloween P1rty held 111 October 11t the home of M lf? 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'fi 5, , li, W igers lay n New Field l'l'Bl'RtI 6.. . 14. 6 ll.. Season 's Scorers QDPPONENT Suomi O. . . . . .Altoona C1lthOllC. . , 7 Saxton Liberty . . 7 12. . . . Cresson ...... . . . . U Sure College . . 10 7. . . Huntingdon , . .14 Plnlipslvurg . 26 13. . . Q. . Iviount Union . . . O Elnnslwurg . . .28 6. . . . . .Tyrone . . . . . 32 Fnrst rnw, len rn nglwr Forney. Nl. Hrnlmker, Cnste. D. Brubaker, Fleck. Prmnty. l'lsh. Weaver, 0'Br1cn. Freidcnlnlrwmn Klng. Sammi mu Coach Scott. Wcnsc. Rolnnson. Qnxnn, Wmncgudncr. Afrxca, Trenkle. Chamlwcrlnn, lV1C-l-lgllf Knntncr. 170.1511 Dxvfly. Tlnrel row. H1lllDg.CT1SRl'Cll, Vflntneld. Tvlock, Brnmlwangh, Klme. Allwertcr, Rarrnncr. Ynnrwg C1 1110. C 62 Flrst row lcftzorzghr Vvxtrmm Truehlood Stott Sheterom Lutts 1'1utch1nsor1 Mllffly Le1r S1 ond row 1101111 1111gh1r K 1r11n1 Conner Mmk ROJFILIIL LJJFDCIY 1111rg,tr I.1g,11t111r Th1rd row Mllllljtf X 111 'X11rn1n Rooney 1V111111,,C1' M011111111 The 1948 PlQb1x1l'1 se11son 1t Ho111d1ysburg closed w1th 11 two w1n seven loss xecord Head co1ch B111 Stott W1s lbS1StCd by Robert Duely of AlfOOl1l Austm B1tt1e serx ed 15 f1cu1ty 111 llldgel' The new 1th1et1c Held w1s 1v11111b1e for home tunes W1th the se1t1ng,, e1p1c1ty fdl' QUYPIQSIITQ th1t of old Dyslrt P1111 111 11 unes were I'I1lf1'CCL1 ly the ltf,Cl1k11ll1CC of 1 1rge crowds The Burg dropped IIS hrst t11t of the SCISOI1 to 5lXtOIl L1berty The XISIIOFQ successful COITNCTSIOII prox ed to be the 111 1r01n of XICKOYY B111 FI'6lL16l1171OOU1 d1sp11yed 1 br11111nt exh1b1t1on of broken Held I'UI1I1ll'1g when he romped 55 y1rds to p1yd1rt w1th 111 1nter te1ted 1 1 s F1111 score 1'1 Bun' 6 5lXtOI1 wstw 11n1roXe eexen t rew 1 sclre lnto butt Coll when Fornex 11QNC.1 to UBr1en for one tOdC1le10XNI1 111d then bucked the hne for 111other An OI'1S1L1E 111cko1f vue the Seottmen the b111 111 S1116 Coll we terr1tory 111 the f1d1ng 1111nutes of the fourth qu1rttr but t1111e V111 out before 111other tore eould he 1111116 The Tmers dropped th1s one hx 1 10 14 count A1 powerful Ph11p burg te1n1 proxed too much 111 th Burn Our lone t111y c1n1e 1fter Forney 1nd 'Xfr1c1h1d 1dx 111 ed the 11111 deep 1ntoenen1x terrltory On fourth down Fre1denh1oo111 h1t OBr1en w1th 11 p1ss 111 the end .one F1n11 SLOIC H Bulg 6 1311111135 hurv 26 The te 1111 journeyed to Ehenshurg for 1ts hrst IW 1y 1111116 1114.1 e1111e out on the short e11d of 1 28 0 score The Twers offenslxe n11rches st 111ed repe1ted1y 15 the Ehenshurg 11ne held GUI h1c11s 111 chet11 A senes of second h1lf1n1ur1es erased 1ny chmct for 1 score In the fourth qu1rter the Scottmen droxe down to the 10 y1rd 11ne hut there the Burg 1tt1ck st1lled The fifth 1.111116 of the se 15011 w1s p11yed 121111512 A1tof1n1 C1tho11c The Twers held the h1gh1y fnored Altown 111s to 11 scoreless t1e unt1l the fourth qu1rte1 A 42 y1rd t d run sh1ttere.1 111 hopes of 1 Burk' uctorg. The te 1111 showed f1ne offensne 111d defensnt 1h111ty but W19 un 1b1e to hut p1yd1rt D1so1 1571119 1 r1z le d1 le offense 1nd st11w1rt de tense Ho111.11ysburg throttled Cresson 12 O O Br1en s L1lXll'l 1 c1teh of 1 Fleck p1ss 111 the end Zone prox 1ded the hrst 111 1r11er P1sses by both s1des flooded the 11r throughout the contest In the fourth qu 1rter B111 Fre1denb1o111 who h1d been forced to 1e1xe the g1111e e1r11er bec1use of 11 leg mjury h1t off t1ck1e for 15 yards 1111.1 1 score The Hunungdon Be1rc1ts x1s1ted 11ew Dys1rt Plfk for the 11st home encounter of the se 15011 The XINIKOYS struck e 1r1y on 11 hrst qu 1rter sustnned drwe 1 . 7,-, 1 1- , . , ,. .. 1 , I 1 , , 1 , .1 . 1 , 1 . e . ' . ' 1 ' . ' - y --1 ' 1 , 1 ., . 11 11 1 , 1. 1 1. f , 1 1., , 7 , . . 1 1' ' 1 .1 1, 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 ' ' ..' 1, , ', . ..' ., ' . . , I . , 1 1 . 1.. . 1 . , ' 1 1 1 v , - ' , ' . 1 1, . 'A .. 1. ' ', 1 . ' '. ' . , . 1 1 1 1. 1 . 1 '1 .' 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' , ' , , , .. 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 I . 1 1 ,1 . , 1 . ,- . . , , . , . 1 . 1 . 1 , ln the thxrd perlod w1th the brll down on the Burff elght yard l1ne Dume Forney suddenly exploded f or 72 yards A few pl rys lrter Afrxcx cracked 1nto s1x pomts The dec1s1ve score however vx IS set up by a 50 yard k1ckolf run back early 111 the fourth quarter The final score was 14 7 m favor of Huntmgdon ram soaked Held held the Burg term somewhat 10 check at Mt Umon Nexertheless they brought the center of the l1ne for A home v1ctory number tvto by 1 130 count Af rxca scored the first td on 1 two yard buck A l1ttle liter joe Kmg broke loose md sloshed 55 yrrds for the final s1x po1nter The T1gers closed the season w1th 1 326 loss rt the hmds of nnehty Tyrone The breaks plryed h W1th lfevt mmute relnunuw 1nd Tyrone le 1kl1l1 130 the Bur' struek Afr1e l fllxllig 1 plunde mto the l1ne le rped hx h mto the nr rn hred 1 bullet px lI'lt0 the arm ,, OBr1en Folch loe Callr her se rson mth one vnn one t1e and four lo se 111 the second qurrter s of enl Geri! e I V teun completed the The opener was dropped to Bellwood 2257 Cheerleaders left to rxght Mon 1h an Crssldy Harker md Godfrey Hxzelett s end run wls the Burg s only touchdown A Cl1pp1I1U pen llty l1l1ll1fl8Ll a 75 y ard p rss pl ly whlch would hue added mother score Huntmvdon brrely edged the L1ttle Tlgers 111 the next t1lt Hzzeletts one yird scormg thrust md H h utc mson s long pass to Cr1ste weren t qu1te enou h S to beat the Bearcats The 6n1l score was 1413 The IDICI 11 w1n of the season for the J V s came at the e f xpense o Altoona Cathohc Th1s was also the first wm on the new field B1ll Lutes gathered m tvto touchdown pxsses whrle Chuck Hazelett ldded tvto other s1x pornters The score was H Burg 26 Altoona Catholrc O The Ulllltl Vrlley Varsxty hmded the Burg 1f5 thrrd defelt of the e mirred by the mlury of Don Trexler who suffered 1 broken le The term eould do nothmg l'1ilI1St Tyrone A lone Bur' touehdovun elme lust before the hml vxhlstle xx hen Lute nu one Fmal eore Hollldaysburf 7 Tx rone 26 The hn ll ,unc of the se mson ended ln 1 O O t1e vtxth Eben bur 1 Boch te uns fouvht hrrd the entxre game l Nut nelther eould crack the seorlng column ed 1 Mock p1ss 111 the end ' 1, ' . . . J - 1 - 1 - . , ' . , , , 1 t, 1 1 1. Q . f 1 , 1 5 1 ' . 1 1- 1 ' . 1 1 , 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . . 5 Q ,. , , ' ' . ' , ' . , , 1 . 1 1 1 f , . 1 ' . 1 ' f . A ' V - I ' . 1 . . 1 - 1 '. ' 1 ' 1 1 X - 1 1 ' . ' - , ' 1 1 f 'N 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 j ' . 1 1 1 1 1 s ason, 14fO. The game was il IQ part 111 thls game, especlally 111 the second half. 1 ' 1 , ' 1 ' 5 3 1 5 . . . ' 1 g f , e 3 . e -1 ' L5 . 1 ' A' 1 5 ' , 1 g ' 1 5, ' ' 'L e 1 .d 1 .ss '1 ' '. ' Ut 'e 'f ssxeg 1 ' . . 7 , 3 . . ... . 1 s . go , I . N' .1 ' ' 5 an h 3 - ' 4 f I I ' J I 5 3 1 1 5,1 ' 5 . . . 1 1 U. e 1 . ' ' 1 ' ' ' , , 1 ses. 1 s 5. 1 : 5 1 - K1 , Q a vf 1 5. v ', ' s 1- - - f s as ' - 1 , .. . . . Sport Snaps Kuhn gets the tap Mr. Scott directs pnictice i The Line A HfBurg outjuinps Huntingdon JOANNB Keira Drum Malior Getting in condition New athletic field Cagers awe Excellent Seaso X 'c'v' .i w rs'- A J fpl. :Xxx 1' W a x ,Q ' xl 'C' sf xl X Bill li Ma HARDEN This year Hollidayshurg produced the hest cage record in recent years. There were thrills, action, scoring records, and everything else a cage fan could want. Bedford went down to defeat in the opening game, 3-1'22. Bellefonte was defeated 76f47 as almost every 'Burg shot went through the hoop. This score was a modern day record for Hollidayshurg High cagers. The first loss came as the team dropped one to Roaring Springg a second loss followed in the return game with Bellefonte, Although some fans became pessimistic at this downward trend, Harden's hoys snapped out of it with a win over Altoona Catholic and an overtime thriller from Bellwood. Against Mountain High League competition the team finished third in the Hrst cycle. Wins were taken from Philips' hurg, Mount Union, and Tyrone, however, losses were taken at the hands of Lewistown and Huntingdon. ln the second cycle, championship hopes took a turn for the hetter with the 'Burg's winning from Huntingdon, Mouiit l'nion. Philipslwurg, and Tyrone. Another game with Lewisf town saw Harden's hoys lose an early lead and go down to defeat, 2830. Without a douht the final Tyrone game can he recorded as the surprise thriller of the season. The Tigers started out ahead and gained a good lead, hut Tyrone's Eagles soon started to roll. At halftime the Tigers were trailingg in the third quarter they still trailed. and in the fourth quarter the hoys rla, term statisticiin, records SCOICS. K 'axl X XQKECEX MMM XCX LN u X X6 XXCJX xf x ,XXV X XXX A K A QE I-IARDWUOD HEROES APE CREAM OF CROP X Top Left no 'rzght Flank O Bmen md huhu Center Moore md Bama Bottom Birefoot Hunmak r nd hm 67 A' 1 ff ' . ' A 1 EA N . M wk 'RV ' 15625: A , Lil ' NLM I If' T 4 -E xx- E M Av Lf- c C ' 'N 'XY N '4' I u D X YT 'Y ' ' ' ' ' , 'N Q7 X , r ' C' , - X .K K N L 161 ' ,' r ,V A., X I VX - 1 T ' I 'J x Y f . cl 4 ' 4 . 1356 . '3 4, ' bf, 4 X ri! ' 'KXUQ K K ' L SQDSX X' L L Ldqi f www 4,6 EE, X f fi 5 ,E E X x 1, W J r o ff A 0 Jil x 'six , V 1i', ff E' J XX 13 ' XN'V'y 2 N E ' -V V5 Ex Q ' I Q 2,Q K V . I X . ip V I U, , xx ,XM I 51 K- Vi .Y ' .IA , ,L. ' L' K, X fx ' , - 'Q K ' ' I Q ' KK, Lx l E A , 4 A X N I , : at , ' : L , L Q 'e L1 ' gg. ' ' fl .4 K i .., V Varsity Subs 5 1 h1d to fight deQpe1'1telv to 1 4040 t1e W1th tl11t score 111d vnth the f111Q ro11'111g joe Kmg was 1vu drded tvxo QhotQ for 11 foul eo1111111tted vxh1le the f1111l buzzer Qou11ded Joe 1111de the txxo Qhots the results were 1 42 40111111 111d 1 t1e for eco11d pl 1ce vuth Hu11t111g,do11 111 the llllll Mou11t1111 H1 h Le 1gue st111d111gQ lxuhn xx 19 the le 1d111g te 1111 111d Le1g,ue ecorer vu1tl1 269 pomts ClI7fl1II Fleck 111d QBr1e11 were 1l o l11g,l1 111 l..ClgU6 worm Kuhn vu IS further honored by lWCll1Q,, choben fm the LClQ,U6 Al1St1r Te 1111 by the LO 1cl1e5 of111e111l1er te1111Q VARSITY Sl MMARY H Bum GPI ONENT beorui Bedford Belletome Ro1r111 Spruws Bellefonte AlfOOIT1 C 1tl'1ol1c Bellvx ood A11t1b Ro1r111 Sprmgs 5l11l1p lwur l'lu11t111 don Bellwood Levubtovm Altoom C1tl1ol1e Tx ro11e N l 111111 Bedford P lllp l ur Hlllltlll do11 Lum t11xx11 Txrom wif NL if 91, .l Huaww ROON111' C X ,f X ' .. Honxsrlxn f p uff' S 1 ,Y 1' S . Cruswnu. 4-x Low11Y I' f G ' I. ' J 1 - 1 I 1 f '1 ' 1 ,I 1 1 - 1 ' , A 1 1' fa 5 v I A . V . 1 ' Ll 5 4. I I I V D Y r 7 1 f V 1 1 5 1 V ' 1 . 'B ' . . 2 L. .U 1 I . U ,:'. 1: f ,ix R - x, R R if A 1' ' 3 1 1' 1 ' 4 ' 1 s - 'Y ' 1j g. ' '1 B- ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 2-fl V l . . T ,sbt 34. ,...., .. A .. .. ,........ ., 22 l 76. . ... . ' . ..,. .. ., N47 311 ..,.,.. .. 'hu .36 45. ...., ..., ,,1.,. . . . . . 49 X 48.. 1. . .. 1 1 ' .... .. 23 I J 43 ...,..... .. ' f . ,... .35 'YJ 53.. ..1,,... 1 ' g ' ,,..,....... 40 'l 3 50. ....,., ll111o11. .,.... ..., . .33 , A ' 5O.. .. ..l s . ...21 33 ........... ' .. .. . 45 A 'Q 38 ,..... ... ' ,....29 l Q ,r 31. ......... 1 ..... .. 33 D L Q.. ,gf 34 ,..... ... 1 1 A? .. . .. 317 K -T 1: 4 Q, 56. . . .. I' ., . .. .... 41 fly Q' Lf 37.. .... . 141. ' 1 .. .. . ..27 Q1 1 4 H, 13 x 44 ..... .. 1' .. .. .27 1 X 14, ,f 'f ,fx 1. .' -4' f 41. .. .. l1's1 H24 X A hi - I h - Q 52 . . . .so X ' N ' i ' . 5 28 .. . 1 's ' . . . . .30 -' l H5135 X--. b 42 . - 1 .411 Q 'F 1 5 3 . W if I 1 fl 1 l , 1' 4 . 11 0 Bk 1 E -15 B -- Bs s' cfs- . 'gage Fu-93,15 fb 1 X - ss -mdfilx-su t 5 1 Umm rn tt 1 ut mson O O11 row er 1 1 ll fri 6 Tl UH on Truellood Suu Tlnrd rovt L11 l1 Bntle Murrn Rooney M1n.1ger Brunner -f' ce - ay Vees Under the eye of the1r new coach Mr Austm B1ttle the Golden Twer s UIXIOI' VIYSIKY C1ge u1d hn1shed the c1ge season vuth 1 record of wh1ch they C111 he lustly proud 15 5 for the whole se3son wh1le 111 Mountnn H1gh Le1gue COIHPCKIIIOII they had 8 WINS .md 2 losses The two league losses were both to LCWISIOWU were Lures Gmnett Cust Hutchmson d transfer Due Kr1mmel Among the new regulars were Mlglll Truehlood Rooney 1nd Murr1y The top scormg honor w1s t1l1en hy Bmll Lutes mth 176 pomts for the ye 1r The 1y Vee motto seemed to he 1tt1on 1 plenty vuth thr1ll1nv p1ss1ng 1nd hootmg m1rl11ng most of the contests A gre It m1ny of thelr gnnes h1d exen the cllmest person on h1s feet IS the clockflce turned red vuth 611 seconds to go The Vx 15 the-I V squ ld pl 1yed IIS g1mes th1s ye1r would 1nd1t1te th 1t Mr H1rden mwht hue 1 h1rd time p1ck1ng h1s first str1ng for next yeir s c1ge squad j V SUMMARY HB1 OIPCDNENT Bedford Bellefo11te Ro lflllg Sprm Bellefonte Altoon 1 CdCliOl1C R0lI'1II Sprnw Mt llII1OI1 Ph1l1pshurg Huntmgdon Bellwood Levu tovun Altoonl C1thol1c Tyrone Mt l H1011 Bedford Ph1l1p hur Huntmvdon Levu tovt n 7 Ty rone Scomi F1rs row, lj! 111 rghr K el, 11.1 e , M.g1ll, H ch ' , M ck, Sec d 'z Esp , R tcley. L rcs. T st , lfl Ns , 3 .1 'm . ': 111: . ', 1 . , nf ' V . L 0 LJ . . 1 J' '. AA ' G L 3591 f 'uc 3 .'.' . - A A. , ' - 18 .,.. s.,..,, . ..,..,...,... . ...16 7 '.- -' . . 25 .,,l.,s ... 23 - , K. K 9. , .. .. . 1 ' ' gs. .. . . 18 1 ' 27 s....,., . . ..,. .. 29 ' 29. ....... . 1 1 ' . 19 The only holdovers from last year's cage squad 17- A Bellvcvoodqfxntis H 24 ' 1 ,',' s 1 ' 1 -19 11 20 . ' ' ,s . 19 4 ' 1 ' ' ' - , i ' 40. . , ' .. 27 1 ' , , , 1 1 . 45 5 g 17 r ' 1 1 ' 28 .. . ' 1 ...24 A 1 Q . 31 .. . 1 1 .17 JL ,K . , 1 A, 32 1 . .51 ,- 1 4 S - K ,- , 30 1 1 ' 20 N 1' f . V V , 411 . . 32 . ' - 1 . A f 1 32 . . 5' 21 . - , ' K 33 29 K A I 42 .. ' s g ... 50 '1' ..'1 1 ' 1 ' 1 40 ., 5 . ..... ....15 ' ' 1 1 , 1 'D 1' 1 1 30. 's '. .. .......53 ' '1x'- . 3. . ' ...... li? Fxrst royx left wright Mgr Plkiillll Trenkle Flek Rodmquez lx R1t hey Mvr Pressl r betond rovx M ntyre Forney Weaver Brubaker Ehrttoot frmford H1te Thxrd roxy fo1thH1rltn Mel 1111118 Ul h f Thompson B Ritchey Mgr B Thompson Tlefllill Noyxell C xldea myers an hampwnshzp The efforts of Coach R1lph I'l1rden 1nd hrs 1948 baseball team were rewarded by the mnmng of th Blarr County H1gh bchool Le IQUB Chll11p1OUSh1p ln wmnmg thrs txtle the Burg pl1yed e1ch of rts five league opponents tw1ce lI14.l won erght of those ten games Spectators at the first game s1w 1 vreen Burv team come through 1n the 11st mmng to defe1t Mor rlson Cone 6 5 Barefoot s prnch hxt sxngle Cl1l11lX6l.l the OVCI'CO1'l11l'1g of Ill e1rly four run dehelt llkl vue Lefty Don MCGlI1I11b hls hrst vnn of the ye1r ohn Trernan s consrstent prtthmf llkl jun B1 u baker s tlmely two run slngle resulted rn 1 7 1 xlttory ox er Roarmg Sprmg In the first Mift1l1Sl5Uff' gnne 'vielnnnl pltthed not only an 81 yrctory but 1lso 1 no hltter Blftlli 1nd scorrng honors vtent to We1xe1 Thomn on G1lde1 111Ll Mclntyre e teun took lts hrst loss of the son 1t t hands of Cl 1ysburg by 1 47 stare lohn Txern 111 su ered the defe1t nd B Rmhey l l 111 the hxt column m x nn Baseball A two run outburst 111 the fourth 111111110 gaye the Txgers a 2 1 w1n over Martrnsburg Lefty fNo Hxtj MCG1l1l11b 1llowed but four h1ts 15 he won h1S thrrd frame of the ye 1r Once agam Cl1ysburg turned the tables on the Burg as they took 1n 8 O vrctory The Hardenmen got but four h1ts 1nd suffered from an even dozen strxkeouts The next three gunes produced OI1C51d6Ll scores boys l'l1te bolstered by 1 hfteen h1t att1ck 1nd 1 Cr mford Forney scorxng spree pltched the Burg to 1 165 ylctory oxer Romng bprlng The te 1m ocked fourteen h1ts to defe1t lvlorrrson Cove 141 llkl wlll11I11SlWUY17 took 1 Sl1111Sl'l1lTg 13 hlt 20 5 defeat The CCIIN needed to WIN the hnal g1me wxth Vv7llllll115lWUI to t1l1e the t1tle Don lvlcbmnxs vu IS e U1 to the ottmon 1 he hurled 1 four hlt 81 xlttory Thx nxt Don 1 perfect 5615011 1nd rt 'nt the te 1111 the llllll K ounty Huh XhoolC'h1mp1on hw .C . 1 , I l , V . Al 1 1 . , 1 1 V '91 .'1 , l 1' 1' I ' X , I- . 1 - 1 ,- '- -A . ', . 1.. , , c, , '. c '. D. rc. ' ' ': cl H, ', ' , , , .1' , C. V 'L .t', '1 3, s, 1, ' 1 - V 1 - - 1 1 1 1 V 1 ' '- o 0 Q 0 1 1 1 f D ' Y Rx 1 . '1 1 ' 1 1 5 1 . 1 1 4 D U ' , , . L- x 1 , Q .Y Q . Q . . . . L. 1 ' e ' 1 ' '- 1 v , --' ' ' ' L K : - -, -, - ,- - , that showed the battmg power ofCo11ch Hardens . . . 1 . . . Y Q 4 ' f I ' ' ' ' J V ' , g K , , .. , 1 1 , 1 1 t . . ' ' ' ' ' f ' 1 ' . , 5- 1 1 7 1 9 x K I 1 , 1 . V I - ' 1 ' ' ' 2 . 2 . ' , . '. ' . S 1 2 C 1 ' a L 5 'A A V 3 , 7' ' 4 ,. , ' ' . ' ' A A 1 A T. . ' f ' 1 5 1 f . 1 g ' 1 ' . ' '. As , 1 ' - 1 ' 1,1 - 1 p . . 'L Th . .. ,.,. , I, .1 , -,,.r ., , - I 1 . mul. 1 11. q 1 1. 15 . ' , ' 1 ' 1 f.. :'1 '. D . '. s 3. 'f 1 1 1 ff 1 . 1 ,, 1 , 1 ., , , , - ' 1 , '- ' 1 .1 . 1 LL 3. . . 1 J 1, a 1 f '. . s 'y. Fr trow lcjttunght Bruhaker Frerdenhloon Melnlk Classon j Frank Cnamh rlaln D Frank Haney Second rovx Cruse Ketner Wmegardner Garland Thofnpson Hesley Kuhn Kratzer Mgr Shavtley Perry Lear Coach Blttl esley Sets New eeord W1th pract1ce greatly hampered hy wet weather Coach Aust1n B1ttles 1948 track te 1111 conhdently opened 1ts season at the Shlppenshurv Inv1t1t1on Meet The squad earned 246 pomts agamst nme competmg Cl 1ss A schools 1nd needed hut one more pomt to t1ke thlrd honors 1vx1y from H1rr1shurU C1thol1c In 1 du1l meet wlth Bellwood the Blttlemen dropped 1 6057 dec1s1on Nme out of 1 possrhle thlrteen Hrst places went to the Burg hut the te IIN s downfall w1s due to 1ts 1nah1l1ty to get suflicrent runnerup pos1t1ons Cruse and Hesley each took three first pl1ces Dannals came through w1th two more and joe Frank 1dded the other one Ivieetmg 1gunst Tyrone and St 1te College m 1 tr1angul1r meet the Burg took mne hrst places out of 1 possrble fourteen 1nd e1rned flfty four po1nts Thrs w1s enough to defe1t Tyrone hut If w1s four short of St1te Colleges f1ftye1ght po1nts Frrst places 10 the pole v1ult hlgh 1nd broad jumps went to Dann als wh1le Hesley took first pl 1ces w1th hoth the shot put and dxscus Cruse captured the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes and J Frank took Hrst IH the m1le The thmclads took a close 57 52 dec1s1on m 1 dual meet wrth Huntmgdon Hesley set a new school record hy tossmg the shot put 46 3 Cruse D1nnals I Frank and D Frank also took hrst places IH the xrctory The team entered the D1str1ct b1X Meet 111 Altoona md c1me out of rt wrth 34 5 po1nts thrrd pl 1ce md two d1str1ct champxons The Burg was topped only by Altoona and Johnstown DZ1I1ll1lS won the d1s trxct champronshrps 1n the h1gh 1nd broad jumps md Cruse became d1str1ct champ 111 the 220 and 440 y1rd dashes Cruse was also procl umed the 1lldlX 1du 1l st 1r of the meet as he took fourteen po1nts hlmself As the season drew to 1 close the state finals were held ID State College Agalnst Pennsylv1n11 s toughest compet1t1on Cruse pl 1ced Hfth Ill the 440 y1rd dash thus bflligllig st 1te honors brclx to Hollx d1yshurg Hlgh School rack i T ,. . X ,f . ..- '1' ' ' V ki n .,-' . K f.. A 1 ' ' ' , .. .s ', , -11 .1 1- , 1- 1- 1 - 4 ., v- . . , ,. , 1 5 3 3 1 A X X ! ! ' 5 3 1J L' , - , . . Q 1 . a 1 , . D r . 2 2 - - , ' ,,, .- ' 'll , , 1 a . 1 . D . , 1 , Q , b. ,Q . f , I I V4 r 1 , - 2 ' . 1 , . . . . , . ' , 1 . r . , A ,L . . I ,f , . , 1 ' 'L . 2 ' 1 , ' ' I , . z . - ' 22 c 1 1 1 . ' 2 v r . - - - Y I . . L , 1 . 1 1 L f . . . . , ' ' . , - . .. 1 1 , . . .1 , . , . . .. . g fx 1 l ' z , ,L ' 1 ' , x L ' 1' f ' g, . 1 1 . W 1 estlers lfin T u ee The Holl1d1xsbur1 W'restl1ne te1m under the1r mentor Co1ch loseph b1ll1fher vuth 1 record of three v.1ns 111d sexen losses completed a successful season 1t the D1 tr1ct Meet 1t Loek Hat en The Burg te 1111 onened the1r regul 1r 3215011 wlth the r1pple1 of Bellefonte They fought xamly to the t e of 1 717 to S sC e l1ClCNO1l 1nd Bookw1lter vtere the only Burr scorers ltlllllbt the undefe1ted Bellefonte te 1111 The determ111ed Burg te 1111 rebounded the followmg meek by Cf1I111111I'l2 CO116I11lUU'l'1 TOWDSBIP by 1 score After 111 1nterx 1l of three vteeks the Burg grrpplers ment 111110 ICUOII agunst Tyrone Th1s contest proxed to be 111 6XClt1l'12L one Tyrone CIIUC out on top vnth 1 24 to 15 score D Brub1ker proxlded the onlx f1ll for H Burg In 0l5til11l11Q 111111 l1L1l11lWQ1' two the L1lCtefl11l!1Ckl crew e1111e throuvh w1th 111 CISY KICIOYY Thelr opposmg gmpplers II1Cl11IT1 H1gh were completely routed by 1 score of 2811 Hooxer 1nd B1refoot pmned the1r opponents to t1ke top honors In the1r next 111 :teh the HBurg m1tmen were oxerwhelmed by a strong Cle1rf1eld team The vlctors vton all the matches but three those bemg dec1s1ons by jackson, Hooxer and Fnedenbloom Fmal score 329 The Bedford matmen 1111111Q6Ll to sn1tch 1 mm away from the Tlger erevy by x1rtue of s1X forfe1ted pomts because of the llll1ebS of H Burg s only 103 lb mm All H Burg pomts were scored on f1ll It w1s 1 elose one 24 22 Trymg x unly to get b1ck 1nto th W1111111111 str1de the Burg te1111 fought h1rd but were w1yl11d by 1 wrestlmg te 1111 Another determmed match ended 111 defe1t for the H Burg gnpplers when they suffered 1 26 9 setback It the h1nds of 1 strong St 1te Collewe crew Coach Cnllagher s te 1111 hung up IIS th1rd x1ctory by trxmmmg the wresthng crew of Levustovxn u1r1n turned 1n the only f1ll for H Burv to le 1d the w1y to .1 2017 wctory To close the 1948 49 se 1son the H Burd te1111 met the Phlhpsburv wrestlers The match ended 111 1 24 14 defe1t for the T1ger crew F1rst rom left to rzght Barroner Vvexse D Brubaker u1r1n Fre1denbloom Hooxer Bookxxalter Se ond row M Gallavher lxeagy Barefoot Hammaker Croxe M1ller Hampton -Iaekson Th1rd row R1gby W Brubaker Eme1gh Ratchlord Sheterom Connor I.1ghtner Fourth rovt Manager Monahan Rodnquez Manager XfdDAllm3H 72 v D 5 D Q , Q A R, 5 5 A I 1 ' A ' i A , T . ,' , ' ' , 1 h e 1 13 , 1 1 1 , 'A 3 1 ' ' ' ', ' A ' , ' A . 3 : 1 A 1 A ' . A 1 f . 7 1 X A K 1 ' 1' A ' 1 1k . 1 1 'A g A D'5 - I 7 A V' A ' ' - V vw A 1 une A 1 . 1 5 or . h. 5 1 1 A ' A f A ' . 'r ' 1 1' e 5' I 5 ' 1 1 . ' A ' 1 s. ,A ' 1 . 1 1 ' 1 Y f . 1 5 5 1 A , . . . vi. R , . 2 Y. 1 S . i ' ' A A X 1 3 'Y A 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1A 1 of 23118. jackson 11nd Weise led the way with f11lls. score of 27 to 16 Zlt the hands of the Lock HA1X'Cl1 1 A '1 ' 1 1 A 1 . ' A 1 A ' :A . A' A ' A 1 ' 1 A A x . 1 f 1 e 1 f 'A 1 1 5' . . 1 'A ' 1 1 1 5 Q1 5 . j 1 f K. ' 1 ' 1 ' K. . K Y. V , , . . . 7 D '1 ,D A 1 1 'A . A Q A ' A 1 f D 1 :A X 1 , 1 1 L , 1 1 ' f ' . 1 ' . 1 ' Q 2 ' 2 ' D 1 . 1 Q in .1 U U I . A A ' ' f ' f ' A 1 '1 ,A I ' 1 ' . - ,Q AA 1 1 ' 1 . C 'r I A A v. . ' 1 7, ! S 3 ' ' ! W K ' 1 . 1,1 1.1.1111-.1-..,1....... . 1 1 omotee Spot temanelup The purposes of the Grrls Athlet1c Assocntron are to promote Good Sportsmanshrp among the schools and to gne the grrls a chance to partxcrpate rn the d1fferent sports The organrzatron functroned under the leadershxp of rts officers presldent Helen Chrngos v1ce presl dent Mrldred Berkhermer secretary Pat Monahan treasurer Dorrs Wrlt and advrser Mr janet De Muth The act1v1t1es consrsted of skatlng swxmmrng rnd gym mght when the Urrls took part rn brsketbrll tumblrng xolleyball md shurlleboard There were two meetrngs and one actrvrty each month The club was run on a pornt system Each hour of actwlty outsrde of school and each major sport partrcrpated rn earned two pornts for the grrl Each mmor sport such as prng pong dancrng tumbllng huntrng and flshrng cred1ted her one pornt an hour G A A members who partrcrpated as captun of a w1nn1ng team recelved hfteen pornts the co czptnn of the wrnmng term errned twelve pornts md members of the wrnmnu te un errned live pornte The captarn of the losrng team recerved ten pornts the co captam of the losrng team recerved eight pornts and members of the losrng team recened two pornts The referee recened one pomt the trmekeeper and scorekeeper also recexxed one pornt For each meetrng attended the grrls recerxed one poxnt and for each meetrng mrssei they lost 1 pornt The grrls who had 1 total of one hundred pomts recerxed the last two numerals of therr graduatrng yerr those who h rd one hundred fifty po1nts recened rll four numerrls of therr gradurtrng year those who had three hundred hfty pornts recewed 1 letter On March 19 1049 the club held a Bake Sale rn order to rarse money for new cheerleading unrforms The grrls of the G A A part1c1pated 111 the Physrcal Educatron Exh1b1t1on and a group demonstrated proper marchrng and exercrsrng technrques The standards for entrance rnto the G A A for the followrng ye rrs were set up and consrst of 1 serres of tests whrch 1 grrl wrll h me to pass rn order to become 1 member lnrrst rovx let to 'nght Kennedy Dans D Berkhermer Cass1dy M Bcrkhexmer Drnss Loxe Cmnrrsa Second mv. 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Q 11 h . . -'fir' naw ACKNLDWLEDC MENTS We the stall ot the 1949 Chlrnroek vush to exprebb our bmeere grfmtude md thank-. to tho e personb who helped us make our edxtmon posslhle NVe wx int to express our gritetulneib to lvhw Darlene Sfllllh our lduber for her urelew help ind ledderbhlp The stall extendb lts dppreemnon for the work ol our erattsmen the Ponnae Engraxmg and Eleetrotx pe Company Cratteo the Clrly Prmnng Company and the Shaeffer Studxo We ilso express our grmtnele to all the un-.lerelfa-.Nme n for then' support 1D hnung 'wLllW +eI'1PflOI1S The lklV6l I1b6IHCI'lIH on the lolloxung p lg6H 1re thobe ot the organx :moms who patronved our vearhooll To them vue send our smeere thankb 76 N N 1 N, ,. , ' - I f .. , X ,A , . s 1 e 5 - - a Q . s . . ,, . ,.. . . 1. . , , 4 . .. L - e- m , , . - , . . ,. .. . . . x , 1 , .e 4 . ., , . .. X, , -. . .- , , . , . ' f 3 . N , , . - , , , , . J , n 4 , , . x . . . ,, .. . . .,,. , m . . .N 1. .. - , - ., . ,, . . 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I V, egg P 0 UIIIIUC ' If cz ' . . g ,ij With each year of constant progress and faxthful adherence to the tradxtlons of Orxgmalxty and DISIIHCCIOH Pontlac remalns the Master Engravers to Amerlca s Schools The Pontiac proven technique of modern methods of reproduction by experlenced craftsmen the employment of the most modern preclslon equlpment the artlstrc abllltxes of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps 1n publlshmg a successful yearbook All of the personnel ofthe Pontxac School Publlcatlons Dxvlslon are proud of thelr partlcxpatlon m the publication of your yearbook and express thexr appreclatxon for the splendxd COOPCIHCIOH by your staff 812 822 W VAN BUREN ST I CHICAGO 7 ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 11000 ur 79th Year 1870 1949 Way back In 1870 when DuBo1s was scarcely more than a flag stop for the east west horse drawn stage when the country was just recover Ing from the effects of the C1V1l War and L1nco1n was Sllll a V1V1d memory for most of the world and before the days of the b1g metropol1tan papers motor cars or rad1o a lIttle pr1nt1ng shop was opened In a town devoted pr1mar11y to lumbermg Today the town and Its Industnes have changed hte Itself has a new mean1ng but the same Ideals and pr1nc1p1es w1th whlch that early predecessor began st1ll mot1Vate todays management For your next pr1nt1ng an 1nqu1ry w11l brlng Lnrrsnpm-:ss orrssr PLASTIC BINDING DUBOIS AND FALLS CREEK PENNSYLVANIA PRINTI' RS or THF IIIINIIHNI Fon 1949 THE Gum Plum IG Com I, NC CRISWELL CHEVROLE1 LOMPANH CHILX RQLE1 CADII I AC V H01 I IDXX sm, RC A ,fXI fl'OUNA JO Jw Nw ffm S s' K 3 ff 'f W ff' WZ Xg,'5 X DM? , , M V, Qdfw V f My Jima yvwnfwull at Z UJMUZ M new by Pj yi, dlaagwd, Af 'I A-04 eafawf Wwhaww 'My 1 5,212 gfff Qglaffff 6660 jjj X93 yi P Q- X5 XXX flf 33-MJ 2 W I ' Udfxwq, Wwww FJZWAMQU ' f jqflfwfjfm. 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