Jersey Shore High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Jersey Shore, PA)
- Class of 1950
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EX LIBRIS ,. W' wi mi Q3 N 355 1 is . if 3 wuvpmumnlltf' L mi as V S 5 . 'Q Q W fb- ,,,..,.,.,.....4.w.pw-K M.. .X ..,. , mwmwmw www-uof will , Nlf-nllwr Colnmlvia Scholastic Pri-ss ASS4lf'lHllfll1 3 and ' National Svlwlasliv Pr:-ss Association Published May by thc- SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Volume XXXI Foreword As you go through the seasons, month by month, day by day, so goes your yearbook. We have given you a picture of your school year, as it actually happened. Read it, cherish it, and enjoy it. Contents -A SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER ..... Page 5 Coming to school-25 Administration-65 Faculty and Class- rooms-Sg Familiar Scenes-22g Board of Education-235 Par- ent Teacher Association-233 Calendar-24. NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER .... Page 25 Football-263 Senior Class Plays-303 Calendar-32. JANUARY AND FEBRUARY .... I'age33 Tiadaghton Bowl Festival-35g Basketball-36g Classes-39g Library-513 Calendar-52. MARCH AND APRIL ....... Page 53 Band-543 Orchestra--56g Girls Glee Club-583 Mixed Glee Club-60g School Council-613 Ushers-61: Tri-Hi-Y-62: Hi-Y --633 Radio Club-64g School Patrol-645 Column A W'eek-643 Orange and Black-65g Business Education-65: F. F. A.-663 F. H. A.-673 Americanism Club-68g Leaders' Club-683 Tia- daghton History Club-693 Dramatics Club-69: Operetta-703 Calender-72. MAY AND JUNE ........ Page 73 Senior Class Officers-74g Committees-745 Class History-765 Class Poem-77g Seniors-785 Memorium-915 Framed in Fame -92g Class Song-93g Pace Makers-94g Calendar-96. SPONSORS .... . . Page 97 1 lvl PN x.: an : , .,.,.....-.... ,, . O K 'X 4 A X X? j??:ho0 l Z ff 4' Our Guillen Eagle' Om- 0 f Many. Tuul-llv Curl: pl211'00lII'lI'Upllil'HjlISliI1SiLIC1llt' I M P R E S S I Q 5 N S dnur In impress all visilurs. Hhs Flhlllili. lliglz Srhunl Sv1'r1'lury Ol 'l'I-III Orlflcil-1 Cowl mornin High S1-luml 01111- n P.- Your ultvntinn pl:-asv! All ready with the Hrst HlHlUlIllC6'lIlPlll. DMINISTRATIO IHA V. GIKIJGAN Priuripal fjllNiH.l-15 W. Pm rrQn Sllllt'fI'iSilIg l'rim'ip111 vs lllis ugrm' with your upiniun. Xlr, l'n1iv1'? THE FACULTY and CLASSROOMS In these pages we will show you a panorama of our faculty and the classes where we work through the days. No matter what course we take we all have many classes in common, such as, English, History, Physical Education, Health, and Music. Our ways divide when it comes to the specialties of our five courses: College Preparatory, General, Business Education, Home Economics, and Vocational Agriculture. We want you lo see and remember these classes as you lived them during the 1949-50 school year in Jersey Shore High. Algebra C-1 - l'm sorry that equation isn'l right. KICRIVIIT Nou .lIIlflICIIIf1Il1'N grlrra class ll-l limls wlmal X equals. Geometry Math . . . 1 Mun' 1,011,111 'l'1-:uw-xr llffrlwrzzrlfirs. Tri-HLY Q I ,J I K llvu1m'l1'y B-I- -My what pvvuliar lim-fl Du the-y nn-an smnvlll Suliml Cz-mne-try Nl- 'A11' you 4-xplaining lllul riglll? xliilllt'lll2lliC'5 A-4- -Be careful or yulfll injure- your brain. 9 'GE , ...sew- N NAI ju FII I lm:-s lu I'l'1IlI uk:--pr: uw-Y H1'l'1'IRL--IQllllgllllllllllll' s l'Ill1'll1'1N I' IIFIINII ll-Z2 iimls 'IyI'l'ilN lx nn xa-1' 4-'n 's Q I in S 64111111111-.'1-If 1 f I. H1111 r, ISI B 3 'Wll1'l'l' English plurzm O O Q lun x lhmn FIIILLIIIISII IMIIIIIIIIIIVN fflnf: lflulzslz 1.m.,. 11.5 N51-,. ,law islfl il? llliysirs H-ll Why mlm-sift ilu- wlmlf-1-Iusslimv Illi'il'll1lllllSTlliS1'll? Physics . . . Biology . . . Chemistry . . . HI41l.l-lN XVRIQLIIT Sf'il'lH'l' .lueiavii IC. Nl4:ll.nxlw Swllnul I.'HIllH'fl 11 illli-lui-l1'y .X-l ire- you .54'H'lIl'l' Biulugx lm. lllllll 1 nl xt' 1 rwally thai illl1l4hll'1lf '. f ' allows llu' l re-sll W1 Iouilm w nun in ll-il liow uni' QLllNl'l'llllll' mld Inc run. , 1. Un lx mxplains bras lx Koala .mm Primitive man to Cl-1. Fhstor ... Econonics... Here Mr. Hart tells us about our standards of living, government, elv., in licmminius A-1. XVILI.lAINI f1o11n'1'Nm' Suriul Sturlies Allilvtir' Flll'I1lf-Y .flIlIIIIlgf'l' Ki1NNi:Tii Ham' Snr-iul Slmlivs Varsity l un!In1ll lfnurlz M.-xx linux Suri!!! SNH1lil'S Vzzrsity lfuslfvtlmll Com-li 12 French B-1-Those newspapPrs look intercstingx, lmut who can rc-ad them? French . . . Latin . . . Jwm' Mrzmznwn l,IIllgIlHgt'S sr ,M K y my an -..,, mx .M ....,x I EI.1zAm:Tn Dmzxlan FI'1'l1i'll A-1 Arc you pronouming Languages that right? Latin fl-2 'I'ra11slal4f plvasv! 13 4,4-H' gi- 1.-.1 Agllfllllllll' lim-5 lluu fowl lay 1-gxgs? Svuior Agricultllrv'-'l'l1u:w Ag. lmys rc-ally must sturlyl Agriculture A-5--Sn tl1at's lmw you run a farm! We always wumlcuw-rl. Vocational Agriculture . . . W-u.l.M:xe U. fllilill ,4yl'f1'llfIIll'f' llrirvr Training an Home Economics . . . K IS in a lllI1llllt , but it mlm-sn'l look Iik llomc l'll'0I10ll1lL'S A-I -Doc it look riglll? umm- lim-ononnics U--I -'Flu' class e- foollmall. lin-N XX X'lk'I N Ilo mfg! irullurr' l'.f.,4. Rl 1 Il In-.lc un' lf:-o11o1ll1'f s I . ll. 41. Nl '1 H XX I,ll.IaH lloun' luronolun 3 ,MK ll. 15 1lllI'l',l'1lll4Pllll! ll! ll1xl Iln 1-olor f I X4 II ixilfilllili IJ-wmziiiizirrv lm'nsim'ss lfllllfllffllll Urmzgz' nnrl Blarlir Typing in swing: time. Business Training Bookkeeping . . . Business Training D-2- - This will inlrurince- you tu the lmsinvss world. Bimkkef-ping: B-3 f Duift make any niislakvs, 1i1r'y'rm' ilarrl to find. 16 O O O Du you have any wurk to he done? Give it to the 51-ninr Businvss Erliwalion students. Business Education Music O O 0 O 6 0 limrmim B. Uminiimim lfusimfss EIfllf'llfl.UI1 Ormzgc' Illlfl lllzlrlc I -ssnns like ilu-sv niakm- us eligi- lmlv lo play in the- lnunrl. Wa' vlimlm thi- scale- togetlwr as wo sing, XIV XIJI 1111 FRANK L. sfIll0ENllOIH-'lill Rl'1'u Hmmm lISffI1IIIf'I1f!Il Jlizsir, Band, l'nr'11l 'llusir' 0rr'l11'slm .ilixvrl Gln' Club play lwall lvll'lS ifvm B-I fmna- un and mukf- that pnml. Physical Education and Health 's L-'11 D-1 Uh, llwsv l 1'vsl1n1r'11! Iwo 18 i.1l'lsl,yn1 N I 1311 f Illrw- fulll' lirls llvalih D-1 am Study llanl. girls. Ul'1R1'RI'Ill-1 Numa l'l1yxir'11l l2'llllf'f1ff0H l,c'm1e'rs Club ICH-1I.Yw S-xwoun Srlznnl Nurse' lil-Loman-3 ,I -Humax-x I'lu'.vir'r1l l','1l11r'r1I1'n1z Junior l'11l'siry Bflxkvllnnfl Curzvlz VIRGINIA Y-MIK!-11. Ilwzlul l,,l'HfClll'Sl YUM W, Ill If you slanil in this room iluring the' fourth pe-riml. you will sm- stuiir-nls pativnlly wail- ing fur ii1Pil'ilII1Cil. 20 E: This is thc orclvrly confusion we find ui lrsc-ive-s in su many Iiinvs chi 1' ' rin,, thi- aiuy Cafeteria ,I'ill'Sl' 2 Ihr' fmui wc' m- lhe- In-upiv who pn-paiw sn llllllgfiiy wh-vnur, O O 9 -'ivi' Driver Training Good XYZIIUIIIII o o o Housekeeping . . . 25.5. WTHN IX 51,2111 Jrzmlnr r hulls uri- kept vie-ein. our lm npr-ru-rl. and all lrrukvn illillglS uri' ll val lay Ill:-sc' fuilllful men: 'IR-il lifltlll way, ami Ili-nry tlllSlilfSOIl. 21 ii ml Familiar Scenes . . . I llm'l'mm1ul N. Ilml w lwn IIIHH' pmnlw flDl'XUIIl'S1Ul1 f.l'4'LllIl1'I'N l Inwul'1l4' I'I'4'I'll', Plc-an-1-. llurrx up.1Iml'l mi Xlblll lm Kay' N. ill ll lung vvulk lm School Board llo you llilYl' il IJl'Ulllt'l1l? Do you tlxinlx sonwllxing Slllllllll lu' clillcu-111 in sl-llool? ll' so. lulu- il lo our eHl1'lenl Svhool Board. l.rff lu Ifigllfl: l'lmrla-s I'x'lcrson. 'l'ruzwurcr: Dr. SilIlllll'l f'ill'll'l'. .Xrnolal Slrzuiloy. Louis l':u'pclllcl'. Rolwrl .lun-kson. l'l1'Sllll'lllI l,illi:1n K. Nlolnn. Sox-rvlznry: f'llSll'l0N llnlv. llr. l', A. llny. Vim- l,l'l'5llll'lll. h'ml '-up-,M..g.gs, l.rff lo l.'iy1l1I, lfirsf fx'1Ill'.' Nlrs. liugunv Myers. l'rog:r:uns: ldzrn Nlym-rs. l'lu:lirlnnn: Clyclc Xl. Sli'W1lI'l. Presi- alvuf: ll'il V- llfllliilll. Nlrs. lizm Nlycrs. Sw:-om! Hour Blix. Gillwrl Wnitv. 'l'l'l'2lSlll'l'l'2 Nlisw llolvn f4lll'lt'I'. Mrs. l.ymlm 0 Doll. Mrs. Vzllvin llzlrm-r. Mrs. lion Tluonms. Sum-I1-t:1ry. .ll:.w'nf.' .Iowpln IC. Nl:-lllwuin. lion lk-liius, Nlrs. .lnhn l,Jllllt'l'. P. T. . Executive Board Tlwsv pvoplc form the lvoard lllul llPilllS our vc-ry' Slll'l'0SSflll l'. T. A. Among llwir many uc-lliovvnlwllls ara' lllP panel flisvussions lor rc-yising llw i'lll'I'l4'llllllll. an lost' lllg llI'0gI'ilIll for acaclvnnc' sluclvnts to d9lt'l'lllllll' vollvgf- lllkllilflill. il Sllflllg faslnon show. Svnior Banquel. and ai lilwrul donation to ilu- lww'ly'-Hvalaffl lilvrary. 231 l ltltnnt-Good, httl the waistlinel 2 Wltat's the seore, Mr. Grogan? 3---Enjoy the game! 4--Having fun? 5-V -Take all those tickets, teachers! 6 A con- ference? 7-They coach 'em. 8-Isn't she a honey. alendar SEPTEMBER 6-Back to school againl llas anyone else found any lost freshmen yell Dorothy Lehman elaims she has found six. -The smush eases have started early this year. Several parties are writing notes already. -The Bulldogs took their hrst victory hy trouneing Mon- toursville 19-7. That's the way. Gang! 12-The cafeteria opened today. The freslunen during the fifth lunch period claim they didn't have mueh to eat, the poor children. 14-What, tests already? But this is only the second week of school l 15-lloward lligh defeated our Junior Varsity 7-6. Until the last quarter our hoys looked victoriotts. 19-Looks as if several people have heen husy over the week- end making Beat Lock Haven signs. --Sherrill Hiller was elected Miss Jersey Shore lligh School to represent ns at Miss Flaming Foliage Contest. Good luck, Sherrill! 21--The junior Varsity lost to Loek Haven. hut wt-'re still rooting for them. -No, they aren't visitors from a star or a planet, and they aren't nightmares. They're junior girls getting initiated into the Tri-Hi-Y. -A classy Bulldog eleven mopped up tlte field with Loek Haven to the tune of 34-0. -Practiee teachers make classes a lot more interesting. -Sherrill Hiller was crowned Flaming Foliage Queen. Congratulations, Sherrill! l 30--We had our first of those enjoyahle Antrim Bureau pro- grams today. Boh Wood. a ehalk artist, presented a wonderful program. OCTOBER The Renovo Railroaders took a healing from the Bull- dog's first. set-ond and third string hy a mere 27-0. -l . F. A. iniliations tonight. We heard tlte hoys had no pity for Helen Hoffman. -Our ,lunior Varsity lost another game to lloward hy a seore of 25-0. Better luek next time! ll 7--The Bulldogs ehalked up another vietory hy defeating Danville 34-7. Looks like a eltampionship teaml -Six weeks tests are starting. What. already? -Walter Dunkle and Ernie Brown challenged the two tahle tennis champions today in assemhly. The Bulldogs won another victory tonigltt from the Bellefonte Bed Raiders hy 34-0. Tltat's our teaml End of first six weeks period and report eards are due. We wonder if the freshmen got all As? The junior Varsity lost to Mill llall 2l-l3. lfreddy Hauser made the two touchdowns. - -Our Bulldogs made another sparkling vietory hy defeats ing hlilton 21-13. Milton was ahead at the half httt as usual the fellows eame through. The assemhly ahout liquid air was very interesting. We wonder ltow the hanana ,lim llaltn ate tasted? Tlte ,lunior Varsity lost to Williamsport 20-l L. flonte on, team. fight! The Bulldogs trouneed Bloomshurg 31-6. Our leam's on the heamll The 21564 question is. who puts up the morale hoosting signs on Monday mornings? -tal-i-,iii rr 4 9 DEC. 249 l-i -,,,i-1-1-1-1-- QAQ 94' f ' I X' f f X lmfl to lfiylll, First' Hou' Stanley Wurstcr. Manager: Robert Ream. Ray Ferguson. Allen Frye. liiclmrml f'ilI'lJ9lltt'l'. Lyle l'crry. tioralun lluncy. Ilonulml Kennedy. .lanncs lJot':ipriu, .lohn Wellington. Ernest Brown. Donald ltciml. llurt Francis. Lewis Dinglcr. AflElllilLf0l'. Sw-mul lfuu' Mr. llnrt. t'o:1cli: Mr. Vourtney. Faculty Nlznmgrcrz George Woonlina. Donald Kissull. .lznnes Hamlin. ltns- scll ltllinclulrt. 'l'Iunn:ls t'alhOnn. Stanley Kllllillli. Robert SllilllKl'RlVV. l-'rccl llzluscr. ticorgc Nloriurity. .lnnlcs Boyer. Lower' XV1l,2'll0I'. llurolcl Kisscll. Nick Peluso. Mr. Jill'lll0Qk2l. Assistant t'oacll.- FOOTBALL August lfl,l949-Tliis date marks the beginning of a sensational championship season for the Bull- dogs of Jersey Shore High. Yes, Coach Hart pre- dictated a few years back that, M49 is our season. and it really was. Our Bulldogs tore through the opponents in such a Hne style that there wasnit any doubt that these Champions were playing their level best for good old J. S. High. Hats off to a great team! JERSEY SHORE I9 MONTOUIISVILLE 7 Xvasting no time, the Bulldogs romped to a l9-7 conquest of a strong Wa1'1'ior Eleven. Outstanding play of the game was when Kennedy, Shore center, went for a touchdown only to have it called back. lVIontoursville went on to win the West Branch title. JERSEY SHORE 34 LOCK HAVEN 0 Nels Hoffman in his debut against Bulldogs of Jersey Shore, coached by Hart who in his high school days played for ,l. S. under Hoffman, really found going almost impossible as Jersey Shore completely Outclassed the Bobcats in the annual classic. Outstanding play in the game-Reid's in- terception of a Bobcat pass and touchdown jaunt early in the game. JERSEY SHORE 27 RENOVO 0 Bulldog substitutes gained much valuable ex- perience here playing most of the last three quarters. After insuring a victory with a couple of td's in the first few minutes. Coach Hart emptied the bench. Outstanding play of the game was using the regular backfield on the line and some of the linemen in the backfield, combined with blocking of fullback Francis and the center line. .ll'IRSlCY SHORE 31 B1,OOMsRuRc 6 ,lersey Shore's vaunted attackers were held in check during most of the first half by a good Bloom team, but the Bloom team couldnlt stand up under our strong attack during the second half. Outstand- ing play in the game was Fergusonis 50 yard scamp- er for a touchdown which broke the ice in the see- Ond quarter. JERSEY SHORE 21 MILTON 1.3 A well-drilled Milton eleven threw a scare into the Bulldogs before the Bulldogs roused themselves and came from behind to win 21-13. Before the game was 6 minutes Old, Milton had a 13-0 lead but couldn't hold it. Jrzasm' Snomc 26 DANVILLE 0 As in the previous games, the Bulldogs scored at will and also substituted freely in the game. Out- standing in the game was the great work of the backfield. Jiznsm' Suomi 341 BEi.l.i:roNTE 0 Scoring 2 touchdowns in the first half and 3 more in the third quarter. the Bulldogs rolled on to their fifth straight victory over a supposedly powerful Raider eleven. Outstanding in the game was the sensational ground gaining of Ferguson. Ream. and Reidg and the Bulldogs rebounding like champions should, scored touchdowns in the sec- ond and third periods. Also outstanding were Haney. Kennedy, Decapria converging on Snyder, Bellefonte kicker, and blocking his attempted punt. and Carpenter picking up the pigskin and dancing over from the 23. Junsm Snoaa 20 Sourn Wn.1.1AMsPoRT 13 An injury to Ferguson, the Bulldog's star half- hack. stunned the entire team so badly that they were trailing a l3-0 defeat at third quarter mark. But with the return of Ferguson in the fourth quarter the champions began rolling again. Out- standing in the game was Reid's interception of a South pass which completely befuddled the South Nlountaineers and again got the Bulldog attack rolling. Jicasm' Snom: 43 EMPORIUM 7 ln rolling to their ninth straight victory. the Bulldogs had no trouble scoring as they pleased. Outstanding in the game was the way Kennedy moved in the quarterback spot of Don Reid and scored the first touchdown in his high school career. Jrzasm' Snom: 20 TYRONE 0 Finishing out the se a s on in championship fashion. the Bulldogs heat Tyrone high for the first time in twenty-five years. Outstanding in the game was the running of Ferguson and Ream. Certainly we can he proud of this championship team. Rain or shine our boys waltzed through each game with team-work and spirit seldom found on schoolboy teams. Special congratulations to those champions who played their last game for J. S. High. 27 Www' 0' .. -MEN Yi'.',g34NTK we fe. '4Ml'.. al...,.m 414. 6 1 --lley girls watch the game. 2 J. V. Benchwarmers. 3-A-This tells the tale. 4--Mr. Keilcr resting from his ticket-selling lahors. 5-Play Makers. 6 -Murder Incorporated. 7-Warming up. 8--Line Smashers. PERRY HANEY II I-I IIHIIIIP FERGUSON ENNEDY WELLINGTON BROWN RHINEHART CARPENTER FRYE DeCAPRIA REAM REID FRANCIS I.:-ff In lfiyzlll, Fimf lffnr .Im-k Glnnlz. xlllllilfI0l'l Dick Gvt,fzvn. llnburt llL'Sl'lllltK'l'. Hurry K1-ulvr. Gary linllhvzul, ll :ls ll un N llnlv Iingrlish. Russel fll'0u'll0. llunnlfl l'0rry, Clmrlvs Parks. John Grulnun. Dnlo Straub, .lun Kilici-n. :incl Glenn I,1lnn in Nunn: frlll' Gamluii Russo, Barry Vzninuukcr, Jann-s Shoup. Ne-il Klinvfvltcr. Clnn-los l-'Q-lmy. llunnio llnrcr, liunnlxl Muk- llugzcrs. Frm-xl llivrly. Frml Clinv, Gary 'l'lllllllRlS. l'lll5IL'lll' llullick. Vl':iym- Ynhn. Runnin- Ohl, Nvnl Nilting:vl', Vlmrlu l lllN s Nl2lllll5IL'l'1 Mr. Tncfcl, Cnuuli. Soplenilmer l5 Svpivlnlwl' 21 Uvlolmer 5 lh'lUlK'I' I2 cJl'l0ll01' I9 Of-mlwr 26 Nowiiilwi' 9 1949 JUIXIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE J. S Howard 1Hr 1111 el ---.. ....,w,.A,..........,..A A-- 0 Lock Haven lAll'lIvYl ..... .. ..,,....,,.,......,Y A 6 Howard lflzrayi ...............,............,,. - U Williamsport lHomei ..,,............,..,,...... 0 Mill Hall tflwayi .........d.,.,............W,., I3 Wllll3l1lSIJl?l'l l,4n'ayI ....,....,,,,,......... nw l-1 Lock Haven 1LHome,i ......................H..... I9 III T l2 25 I9 2l 20 7 'Fhusu who la-ml ns in the Victory l'rv mn l'll0Cl'l02lllE'l'S, ill'k' lwfi fu l'f1lllf .l1ly llnttin. Dnnnzi Kissvll. .lnain M link. .lnne Yesirivk. Dm'- uihy l.ohin:in. Mary Margrrcl llzirris. CLASS PLAYS Ifronl l.'orr, Iwfl fo lfigllif Joy ltottin. Doris Il:li'ti':u1I't. Fonniu Wintvrs. Nunvy Iluhh. Ruth Millvr. Mzirshull Nluinolcn. Sl'I'1lllll Hou' .IIIIIICS Boyvr. L4ill,Lfl'IlC Imtson, Henry Dlll'l'w'wIitvl' I'v V Y1 l l'l' CLASS GF I950 Q! Q9 Bogeyman A MYSTICRY CONT ICDY Synopsis: Thi- 4-nlirv avtion talws plum' in at Largo rootn of thu' long ahamloilvri Dixon mansion. sitluxlvil on an knoll ahovr- thi- Dixon 1-olh-gxv vumpus. Thr- time is Ihr' pri-sont. . . Q Avl I: 500110 L- uhont ought ovlovk onf' Novvinlivl' night. Sc-e-iw 2 Tlirr-c' hours tat:-r. Avt il: Thr- next night at vlvvvn. Av! Ill: Niititliglill thv same night. Bogvyniun the- first mystery play givf-n in ten years. was ahly rliriwtvcl hy Mr. Leroy H. Ke'ih'x'. The Cast gave' zi ve-ry good pvrformzim'i- and 1'Vl'l'y0Ilf' aglvvrl that Ihr play wus a suwm-ss. CAST Ez Dixon. l9. Uramlson of thi- l oun1h'r of Dixon Colle-go Mursliaill Mannolvn I7h1nky Smith. 40. Profvsfor ot' Psychology at Dixon f,oih'gf- ,.,,,.,....... . .,,,,. llffnry i,Ill'l'WU1'ill4'l' Pvg: Howuril. 20. a Niviiihvi' of Olnm-ga fiiillllllil Sorority Doris Hill'll'llllfl Mrs. Whipplv, 45. thx- iIUIIHf'll10LiIl'I' of thc- Oinvga Gamma Sorority ....................,,,...... Joy Bottin Lilihy CI'f't'Il. 19. Anothf-r Mrinilwr of tht- Onwga llanima Sorority ........................... Nancy Huhli Vivky Ure-1-11. 10. Lihhyk Twin Sistvr LL- Connie- W'int1-rs Lanny llurps-r. Iffs Rfbltlllllldil' anrl Fralvrnity Brolln-r Engvm- Lorson Patriria Young. 18. An Om:-ga Gamma Plvrlgf' Ruth Milli-1' Ellen Yiitchi-il. 18. Anothc-r Olnrga Cantina Pif'figf' P4-ggy Yvzigzvi' ilharliv. 45. Ne-gro Handy Xian --- -- .lanivs Boyi-r lla-lting: ilu- Fuvls Dlrulm N11 K ilu Wllu Dum- 'Cast of Suzy -I949 ll? 'EF 1 1511- 'E x x FE., X 'Fhuw whu wtrovv tn hc zwtors. in HIOil'.llll1iUl' Yvnr: Firsi lfmr, Im!! In liiyrlll Nanuvy llulwh. .luy llotlin. Nlzmn-vu l it'Nll'l'. C'l:1r:l l'Iv1'riXt. Sv:-mul Hun' Mzurslmll Nlilllllillxll. Dunrllal Idlnlvr. lmris ll:ll'h':1ufl. J:1lm-slloycr. 231 16312, l Wurster and lYloriarity having it out. 2-Beggars in Hi-Y. Il Elder. hlamolen, Ferguson. Kennedy, Perry, Wr'lflrwn in a lamiliar seene. fl --Bergstrom. Elder. Perry. and Moriarity looking for their sheep. 5 lloodlums at Tri-Hi-Y lnitiation. 6 Poust, Lake. Thomas. and Fiester getting their fill of ice ereant. 7 -Ealing too much at the Football Banquet. 8- -Smith and Snell taking it easy. 9 --No diet for Martin, P. Keen, Peeeltia. and W. Keen. 10 -Familiar scene with our band. Calendar NOVEMBER 1--The Sophomores did a swell job at the first st-ltool party this year, 3-4-Teachers' Institute. While we relax the teaehers are learning how to teach us! 4--South Williamsport took an unexpeeted beating from the Bulldogs 27-13. 8-The Junior Latin test wasnlt as bad as llte students ex- pected -it was worse. 10-The Pep Rally at the sehool was a sueeess with tlte band cheering, and speeches keeping it rolling. 11-Bulldogs took another victory hy slanuning Emporium 43-7. Thatis the ninth straight victory. I4-Beat Tyrone! ll That's the motto around J. 5. ll. S. this week. 16-Two nurses gave a very interesting talk on nursing to the girls of the school. l8sTo make an undefeated season the Bulldogs beat Tyrone 21- 20-Ol -The seltool is really proud of our team. ltls one in a million. 23-Reverend Banks delivered an inspiring Thanksgiving message in assembly today. 24-28-Thanksgiving vaeation. Don't eat too muehll 25- The Thanksgiving semi-formal danee was a huge sueeess. Everyone had a good time. 28-First day of deer season. Did all you fellows get your deer '? Spelled d-e-e-r. 29-Mr. Cook from Alaska gave an interesting talk in assem- bly today. ls he any relation to our Mr. Cook? DECEMBER 1--Mr. Paul Overdorf entertained us in assembly today by 5 8 Q, 13 lo- -- 20 22 23- - 23- 31- - telling us about our English errors. Watch your speeeh, Fresh men I -The sophomores are showing off their class rings. They are nice, we think. The seniors really made a sueeess of their elass play. Has .lim Boyer ever been in the South? The Bulldogs won their first basketball game from Milton 40-35. Thal's the way. Gang! Report eardsl Wlhat a thought. espeeially so near Christ- mas. Also we beat St. joseph's team 50--l-3. You fellows had better hurry and get your girls' gifts. Only 3 more shopping days. The lklillionaires heat the Bulldogs -19-26. That's O. K.. fellows. we know you'll soon get your revenge. The 3564 question arollnd sehool this week is who the Tiadaghton Bowl Queen eould be. lt's a deep. dark secret. .lanuary-3-Christmas vaeationl At last it's here. The Glee Club presented a wonderful Christmas Nativity. That is the true meaning of Christmas. New Year's Eve Party was really a sueeess. Everyone had a good time. Q FEB. 'SIL J.. 1-3:1- vm if Q C M NK :,, . X . -, 1 K ' 4 .- K ' .... : ,.... ., V , .- ,,. , Q :' '5 ' v - ' 'Q-5EE'gf.gf.I. 15521, 7 ' , -. w :-,: :,.: . A F. 1 A if 5 A - H' . ,mi af ':'-' 6- 4 ' .s2. 1'-351: NW is giwfiw :' : VY? V Q N L h -R va 5 ez Q fx k A g 5935: gg A 1 f 3 N X V 5 Q Xl if Y X 1 , ...,:. I ,, ., xl U Q wg : 3 Q , -. I N ? -sN .z Q JF l Zfv, 42 ,fm wvueflr Wasil, W Weir 'Q we Q A 4 V gi.e sf 1 p tri? iw 3172 N 1 S' 41532 , M . gg 2 We 'W' 5 1 Tiadaghton Bowl Festival TIADAGHTON BOWL FESTIVAL Front Iron'---'I'ony Hollivk anal Diane Steck. Burk Hou'-Eclitli Lnulvr, Doris Felisterlnalker. Miriznn lingzlisll. Sherrill Hiller, Queen: Carolyn Cohick. f'UllSlfZllll'Q Winters. Pegzgzy Yeager, Donna Myers. CROXVNING OF THE QUEEN The School Council members who rushed around frantically on Friday, January 6 were making final preparations for the crowning of the Tiadaghton Bowl Queen after the game that night. This festival of crowning a beauty queen selected by popu- lar vote by the upper classes of the school and the presentation of a loving cup is an animal event of our school. It was given the name Tiadaghton Bowl Festival in honor of the famous Tiadaghton Elm at Pine Creek. This elm was the historical site of the signing of a separate Declaration of lndependence of the local settlers at the same time the famous Declaration was being signed in Philadelphia. This year the queen was Sherrill Hiller, a member of the class of l95l. Her name, together with the score of the game preceding the crowning, was placed on a jug filled with Pine Creek water which rests in the trophy case. This jug bears the names and scores from the preceding festivals. ll' bo VARSITY BASKETBALL Kucrlinff. Lvjf to lfiyllf Anthony Monrlell. lticlmrd t'nrpcntcr. Burt Francis. Ray Ferguson. Donald Reid. Gordon llzlney. Nllllllffllll-'T,0I'0Y Kciler. Melvin Manning, Ernest Brown. Henry llnrrwaclitcr. Russell tirceiw. Ronnie llzlrcr. Mr. Max Cook. Coach. REVIEW OF THE GAMES JERSEY SHORE 40 lViIl.TON 35 The Bulldogs got off to a flying start, defeating the down-valley team by a close hut decisive scorc. Ray Ferguson was high scorer with 17 points. JERSEY SHORE 50 ST. JoSEPn's 43 The 'Shore quintet got its second win in a row on enemy hardwood by defeating the hard fighting Nlrishw. Ferguson, Haney, and Reid tallied 38 of the Bulldog points. JERSEY SHORE 26 Wn.1.1AMsPoRT 49 This was the first defeat of the season for the veteran Bulldog team. The Orange-men were com- pletely out-played hy the classy team from the big town. JERSEY SHORE 37 ST. MARYSS 61 The second defeat in a row by a Billlown team was handed the Orange quintet on their home hard- woods. Neither loss affected their Central League standing. JERSEY SHORE 37 LOCK HAVEN 47 The Shoremen lost their Central League opener to a spirited Bobcat team in the annual Tiadaghton Bowl game. Don Reid led the Bulldogs with 13 points. 36 JERSEY SHORE 33 W11.1.IAMsPoRT 63 The Bulldogs lost to the so-far undefeated Mil- lionaire team by a wide margin but not without making a brave stand. Ray Ferguson led the Shoremen in the scoring department with l5 points. JERSEY SHORE 52 SOUTH WILLIAMSPQDRT 49 The Shore quintet put itself in a tie for second place in the Central league by defeating South in a close shooting duel on the local floor. Don Reid led the Orange scoring with 19 points. JERSEY SHORE 68 STATE COLLEGE 37 This game and other Central league action put the Bulldogs in undisputed second place in the league. The Shore-men romped to the high scoring victory with Don Reid netting 17 points to take first place in the night'S scoring. JERSEY SHORE 47 BELLEFONTE 41 The Bulldogs came into a tie for first place by defeating the Raiders in a hard-fought game played on enemy hardwood. Don Reid with 15 points paced the Orange-men. JERSEY SHORE 61 ST. JOSEPH,S 52 The Bulldogs scored a second win over the Irish, the fourth in their current winning streak. This victory parade was the awakening of a champion- ship team. Don Reid led the locals with 21 points. JERSEY SHORE 56 RENOVO 36 The Shore team romped to an easy win over the up-river team, heating them by a large margin. This brought them one game closer to a Central league championship. JERSEY SHORE 47 SOUTH WH,i.1AMsPoRT 42 The Bulldog quintet came out on top in this the most important game played thus far. This, the first half championship game, gave the Bulldogs the right to be in the final playoff if one is neces- sary. Don Reid netted 16 points to lead the night's scoring. JERSEY SHORE 61 STATE COLLEGE 49 The Bulldogs won their seventh straight game defeating State in an easily-won game played on the loser's floor. JERSEY SHORE 49 SAYRE 62 The Shore quintet lost to the up-state team breaking their current winning streak in a non- league game. Don Reid, a top scorer for the Bull- dogs, was unable to play in the game. Ji-:RsEY SHORE 41 SOUTH WIl.l.lAMSPORT 52 The Bulldogs lost to South in this second-half league game. The game was played on Soutlfs Central Avenue hardwoods. JERSEY SHORE 53 BELLEFONTE 36 The Shore-men defeated the Raiders' five by a much wider margin than that of the first half game. This was the last home game on the Bulldogs' schedule. JERSEY SHORE 52 LOCK HAVEN 50 The Bulldogs defeated the Bobcats from the big island to avenge the defeat handed to them earlier in the season. The winning tally was made with only seeonds to play. JERSEY SHORE 41 ST. MARY's 46 The Bulldogs lost to the Billtown team by a fairly close score. The non-league game was played on the Curtin Junior High floor. JERSEY SHORE 55 RENOVO 38 The Bulldogs romped to an easy victory over the losers in the last scheduled game of the season. Gordon Harley received a had gash on the back of his head during the game. Don Reid, who took the league scoring title, netted the night's high of 23 points. JERSEY SHORE 34 SOUTH NVILLIAMSPORT 33 For the seventh time in its Central League his- tory the Bulldog cage team came up on top of the league. The Mountaineers were ahead most of the second half. and although only by a few points, it looked like a winning and decisive lead. Then, in a last second comeback, the Shore-men pulled the game out of the fire and made this a banner year for the Bulldogs who also won top football laurels. 37 nn't let that happen a nn Bcsl jump of thc night Make that Baskcl tlct that hull boys Dem-enllwr IIm'en1Iwr Ilvcmlllwx' ,Ianuury ,I auuary .I anna ry January .Izmuury Jun nary ,I zuluury ,I anuary I e'In'uary I7PIll'll il ry I vIn'ua1ry Fc-Im1't1z11'y I z-Imruury I 1'In'11z1ry oa- I3 20 3 6 IU I7 20 241, 27 3I 3 7 I-'lt I7 2I 2- It Junior Varsity Basketball ,Iuniur Varsity Bas llI1'1II S1 1crIu1 I I Milton lAll'll.YI St. Ioseplfs lA14'ayI - Williamsport l A11'a-VI St. MZll'yIS IHIIIIICVI , Lock Haven lflomel Williamsport lH0m,el Slate College IILIOIIICI C' Iiellefunlu IHUIIIFI , Sl. JosvpI1's lflwayl , IIGIIOVO fffomej ,-.., South Williamsport lflwm Stats' Colle-ge lflzmyl Sayre lflufayl ..... I3vIIc-fonlt' ILHIIIIIVCI a, Lot-Is Havcu IxAll'll-YI Sl. IVIaryIs lAu'ay'I -, IIPl1m'o lfflrllyl -, lx'n:'vlinr1, Imff fo Ifiylllf -.Izlllws Fleisllvr. Iiunu 1 1 XIIIIL ftlttl mm 0 lil Kiln-un. Sfrrmlingr -John Wvllingtun. Mlm-n Frye. XX 1111 llll XX 1ll1 mms Rnhl l IICZIKI. :tml th-owrv.l:1l'mosk:1, Cnzluh. 0l l lC'l'IliS Illl In l.':g1hI l':ll'ul ilu-rzlorI'. Sul-l'vl:1r'y: l'l-lvl' Klilw. 'l'ru:1- mn llounlrl lion-lxl111l':.r. l'rn-stall-nl: xt'll lXlllll'll'lll'l'. Nm'- oul. Class of I9 3 ll was il grval clay lor llw ,lvrsvy Slxorv High Sl'llU4ll ulu-n lllv F1'e-sllnwn 1-unw. We soon vlocied our olllwrs umlvr llu- supcrxlsion of our advisor, lVlr. Cook. I'f-ffmlvzrl - llomln liozrzwlsvno Ivl'!'t'-1JI't'SI'lll'llI - Nlill. Klum-:Fr:1.Tr:R I'1-wz.w1w- - - l'1c'l'l:l: KLINIAI Sl'l'I't'IllI',l' Cmol. Ovlinnomf Sflllllll. l.XIi'l'Y I'lJNlNll'l l'l'1l'l I ffl In HIIIIII .lussv Szmr. W1-nlm-l. .Inlm Korll. Sllirln-yS11y4ls-r, llzlm-l Wall, lilorizn y., IIHCSIIBIAN I'.Xli'l'Y l'0NlXll'l l'I'll'l Lvft Io lx'IflIlI, ll'rrII I.'ou' Ifzlyc llunlnp, n hll lllyllis Kuilcr. Rllllillll lluly. xxlllllillly lh-Fmlzo, .lliflfllr Hou- Slxirlcy Young. lfllvzlllor Slll'1'llsllIl. Imh- Milk-r, lluls' Ylllll. Sillrliuir Yxonlwllvyal,lion .alll Xloorv, Ilunin-l liriswolal, Slunlvy Klllull-Q. l li l .Sl l NIA N l l ,U,X'l' K'UNlNll'l l'l'1l'1 Im!! In lflflhf, If'lr.vf lion' .lm-k Illym-rs. l'l'l'SlUll Nlcc'klL'y'. .lrlvk Sl1'w:n'l. Swroufl Hou' Nlnry lmweun. 'l'm-rry l.:luln-V. I1 Class of l953-Groups V Imfl lu Right, Flrsl Hou' Robert Clint, .lulni Bntturtf, Rnyinlnnl Coins, ClJll't'lll'0 Dilill18kL'l', Curl Buwvr. l-'rcslurivk Bicrly, Earl Brown. JIIIIICS Bcrtieirl. Svrrnzd Nou' -Marlin Cnris. Ricllzml Clark. .lnnws Bnntnmn. Nlnry Crusslvy, .lane Cullivk, Gayle Ihilluvk. Rll'll2ll'li Cnllnmnn, .lzunes llulsfurml. Third Ifuu' -Clmrlvs Dei- vluort. Evelyn linicr, llnnnlcl l'l1nnil1c-rs. Evelyn Burkv. Bnrbnru Bartley. Faye linker. Hazel lirvining. Nancy Brown, Ralph Aungst. Lvjf lo lhyhl, Flrsl RHI! -f'llRll'l0S liclwnrcls, Edwin Dun,fzll01'ty, El'lNX'ill'Kl Evk. Larry Gvtgrvll. .lun Gllovlr. lfloycl Gnlligur, ilunallll Duty, Rnnnlil Enders. Svvmfrl Run' Mnrlvne Gnlnlmlc. Mary lfldwnrrls. th-nov llihhlc, nill'llill'il Glues. Jenn liooxlnnln, Helen Grnlnun, Shirleen Gottsc-lxnll. l':1tricin lflnglislu. Helen Pick. Carole Fox. Thirvl lfuu' Marilyn Gcrhnrrl. Bcity E1-kc-l, Eliilflllllllk' Dmvlingr. Dvlnrvs Furil. Cnrnl Ergull. l,U!'l'illlI0 Galli- gcr, lilnisv llntlniv, Mary lick. 40 'I fn lfigfhl, First lfuu' Maury l'nlhvi'iiio Mya-rs. John UYl'l'li0I'l'. Iloimlci i.l'illll2lll. limwioii LL-viii. Ya-rlmn Nllllvr. Stvwalri I.uthL-r, Donulil ll-rry. Nlslrilizi Myers. Sf-mnri lion' -C':lrul Iiuhlrins. l.m'r:iim- Nlnnuw. Sllsilll mulch. Ann Nlym-i's,Vii'g:ini:l Uwvns. Nam liniivk. xlilfiilll Niillvr. 'l'iu-lnm Nliilvr. K'l:ii':1 I,nwl'l'y. 'I'l:irrl lfwu' lzluquo Rauch, Betty Nzilml, Sliirloy Ritz. .lam-t lim-su. Nlnrlziml Ih-aim. Szlnilrn Raiyiiurn. Iil'llllIl Nlilvin-ll. 'hzira Lungs. lrff fo lfirfl if, First Ifmr -Gvnrgc Kinluy. Frvzl Ilurml. l'l:n'vncu liillyziril. John Kurh. Chnrius Ilurli. lluuliiv Kramv. Ilnvicl .l:irrs-ti. .inc llurlhutt. Sa-mm! lfmr Nzitnlio Ilzisiiligzs. I.:1vin:1 lim-rr. Maury llcvvrly. Iluris llilllgmll. .xllll Hurt. .Iam-I lIt'lll'j'. .IL'IlIli0 Koch. lllurizi Krnpc. lqllllil Iluwirziiiilor. Tllirrl Ifnu' llziwn Ilzirvr. Shirley Ililiyznwl. lilsic llivkvy. llumtlxy Kesslor, Nillllj' Ili-rrilt. Gvrnlllim' Ilulnsloy. ih-ilu-I .I1ilIlISUli. Viviun Kvlivr. lmff in Ifiylli. Firxf Ifull' liurl 'l'iminpsun, Km-nm-ilu XVl1ilc. Nl:u'vin XVilliiQ. Italy Yllllllllllixvf. Ilnrry Suynln-i .Inlw Spmiz. llulialhi ll0Zl'lllblll'LZ'. Gurllun Russo. Morrill S'.vuilm'i'. Nw-mul Itvnr Wuynv Ynlm. 'l'lunn:ls Wi HIIIIISUII. lizirry Y2lllIlllllkl'l'. Shirlvy 'I'lmm:1s. Luis Sllzullv. RUilA'l'i2l Swciizur. lilvzi iingrvrs. .lilIIi1'l' liuupp Robert Willifs. Earl XVLNNHIUIISO. Mvlvin RlllllllliIl,2'S. Thiral l.'ffu' linry 'I'huln:ls. l'Il:1l'lum- Ynlin-rs. Ninn Lnu XVIIIZUF, Bcvorly WL-lsimns. l'zn'zrl Win-fury. xlill'L!ZIl'1'i 'l'ru:lx. lim-ls-I1 'l'linm:is. Wilma Smith. .Iulm Wnssnu ? i 4.1 x.x r t IASS l'.Xll'l'Y t'0NlNlI'l l'I'll'l xlllh'lll0l'. Snnmlrzl Iflvkcl. Ann Shul- tu Iflstlwr llnivr. .lzum-s Vl's-lmlun. tl: irlcs Illnstvzltl. Llnycl l':u'k:lrtI. 0l l It'I'lliS Lwfl tu Ifigflil -John XVvllington. Frvcl llnn- st-r. Nlnrjuric ldlrlt-r. lI:lrul4l Kissoll. Class of I952 As we lwgan our vxcitinv 'ear as freshmen we chose as our oflit-vrs: President, . c Y ,lohn Wellingtong Vice-president, Lewis Dinglerg Secretary, Margie Elderg Trcasurar, lfrcd Hauser. The high-light of our Nhalmyi' year was the 1-lass party. Under the pressure of the uppervlassnimi we struggled through this yaar with thv help of our adviser, Mrs. lVvilcr. Meeting the stanciarcls of a little higher class, we started our sophomore year hy f-let-ting: Pl'6SlflC'lll, john Wellingtong Vice-president, Fred Hauserg Svvretary, Margie lfltlvrg T1'east11'm', Harold Kissell. Thi- big 1-vvnt was to sol:-vt our vlass rings. XVI' held the S017llHlllUl'6 class party on iYuv0iiilwr l. l9'l9, tho first ancl lwsl of the- yvar. Our zlclvisffr was Mr. Courtney. Oh. yvs, on tn our junior yvarl n lfiyltt tll':lr'u SJll5llll0ll0. Luis 42 Committee Cl IRI!-3'l'NI .XS FI .UAT VOM Nll'l l'l'll'1 Iwi! fu I.'iul4f -Jznxws M4-Gllilv, Ilzlrlmm f'lill'kl'. lf'l'ulu-4-Q I':l1'k:lral, Ruth I+lclw:u'ds. IIAl.l,UWl'Z'I'1N l+'I.0.X'l' l'UNlNll'I l'I'll-I lmfz' In lfiylnf, .flyuinxi ll'rlll liital Ilill'tZl'I. .loan Brciningr. Lois JOIIIISOII. Jznncs Mc'- liuirc. liuhort Riswvrt. Jli1l1Ilv lfmr - lflwlyll Sllurmun. Lulu livrtichl. Rmmld Slmulnalkvr. Sirlf' Imrr nill'IHH'4l l.:lw- nmn. Karon Klim-t'vltcl', Ilurulal Kissull. Q0 Hl'lXil'l'l' K'UNINIl'l I'l'Il'1 Yoalrick. Juno Yt'2ll'il'k, lmx lliugrlur. 1.1 H In Iffylfi Wznrnl liikvhcy. .luln Us Class of l952-Groups l l l lwff fu lfigllll, Firxf I1'nn-- -XVilli:nn X-Ullllll. .lanncs Slnmp. VVilli:un SVilli:nns. linlvcri Wnlkvr, lienrgrv XV:lssnn. 1-lmrml Strsnlluy. Rll'llill'll 'l'rn:ix, Dnvizl Smith. Sw-wifi Ifafll'--liiL'l1:1l'Ll Vnn Illnnun. l.nis xvl'JlY0l'. .lnainnv Illlllllilll, illllll' Olson. l':llly Yun lininn. Evelyn Sllornnln, Stnnlvy ml1ll'SlL'l'. Artlnir 'l'1nlrl. Tllirrl lfnn' - Xl illiznn 'l'snnc, .lnlnn Zurlw, lionnlml Sllllblllillief. Dnnnlcl White, Donnlml Spunar. Bruce Welslmns. Imjl fu liuflff, First Ron' Scott llairlmr. Clmrlcs Brooks. Garry l'l:n'k. Tlnnnns Cunliclprv, Willinln liuwn-rs. .IJIIIIUS lll'vi1li1l,u', .lllllll Iiixvl, Holme-rt B2ll'Kl0. Svrmzfl Rum llzlrnlcl l'm1l'cl'. Slnnlvy Artlvy. .lzlnvt llvsl. Nlury liuwvr. Ann lknnplxoll, .lunn lll'0llllllLT, Donnn Bowes, Murgic llrcn. lirrlwrt Bower. Dull' lJ:lvi4lson. 44 lrff lu Riyhf. Firsl Run' Cliffurll NUVIHJIII. llcl'n:1l'ml Nlnilullry. A141011 l'uust. William l'lll'kN. Ifnwl Vvlum. vwmrl Ilnu- Gary Iiutfhczul. N1-:ll Nitlinuvr. Vlxyllis Shaltlk-r. Surah Nm-znrlmml. I'lif'ton Iiilcy. Snmum-I lK'l'l'lIiJl. Y0l'H2ll'll Iimlgxws. Thirrl 1.'un' .lunc lilllfllvzul. Nl:l1',1r:ll'cl limlgcrs. :UJlI'll'Ilt' Nlyvrs. llvlvn Nlyvrw. I Nh-llsl l'utlvl'. Sully licilloll, Shirlvy l'uufi. l':nlI1c1'im- liiirarlv. lwff f1rlfij1lll,l il'sl I-'ull' l':tlW2ll'll lIlNll':llul0l'. Gurslml Km'h.Rml:ll1l Nlilfkfi. Kim-mrrarv I.vlllll:m. Sfwulrll-'u:1A DHIIJI XIIIVIUXY. x't'l'lHl Koons. ll:11'b:1l':1 Lalulnzm. Yiulu llzliiielml. l,Ul'l'lliIlx' .lUllll5lUIl. .lv:lm1o Nl1ll.!'Q.!S. K':n'nl l.:mg:wm'tl1y. .Xlullzllwllv K0llll7fl'l'. Lois JUIIIINUII. Thin! Iffnr Iivlcn llfilrlllilll. Iluuml llvvk. .lu:mm' l,mu:. UliwI.upuI1l..lc:1n Lupulml. Iluris Xlilllllvll, Salralll lfilfihlbll. liullu Kulp. Imfl fu Ifiglhf, First lfuu' Svult Iivtuvlx. Vlyllc Iiriswulxl. Lev llallnpv. 'llllllIlHl4 llunlzlp. Ilmmlal iiriwwolul. John l iK'IHl'l'. .Xllou lf'l'yc, Nvrfnul Nun- Rulncrt l'1i4NK'l'l'Hl. llalvirl Duulzlp. l.Ill'l'X lilw-vlw. .I:u'k lllzmlz. .Imnos l l0iSllL'l'. I':lul Hiswvrth. IiivIl:1r4l lflvk. Tllirvl llwu' Virginian ll:nrl:lmI. Ninn llullvn. Pkllwr lfryv. Ilhllm Gibson. liiin H:1l'iz0l. Xzxnry lh-Ikvr. fini! Ik-x'kor. u, z , Q y + xi-KL-'W fkf. , , 'K' -, Ii, A4 Ai -Lf,,??5i ' ,,,. Mi - 'L 1,1-fl fo lfiyllf Killlllvvll Vl'olfo. Hol- 0l4'l ICl'lliS In-fl fo Ififlllf- 'l,lH'Ullly I4-lllllllll 1':ll'l l,t'llDl'l'lllJlll. .loyvo Kl'll'llIll'l' lilL'llll l,clllll:lll. psf' Class of I9 I l.l llll- llllhlllll ol iNl'lll1'lllll4'l' alllll ill lllo yr-ur of 1947, llll-rv t'lllQ'l't'Il inlo lhm- ,lm-rsf-y sllllfl' Iligll SK'll0lll Ll group ol Ulllllliy ll'l'slllll1'll. This group ol llil SllIilK'lllS was Illbllf' otlll-l' lllall llll- pl'r-solll vlass of 51 . lllll' vluss oHim'l's lor lllis your we-rv 1-ll-vlm-ll as follows: Pre-sirlvlll. lilQ'llIl Lvlllllkilll Yin'-pl'f'sillc-lll, .Nlllllolly xll5lllll'llZ S1-4-l'vlal'y, ,loyx-Q' lXf'lI'lllll'l'1 'l4l'0ilbIII't'lA. Lorrainf- lXlll'llCI1. Our class ullvisl-l' was Nlrs. Wlill-r. lllc- lllglllllglll ol lllls yi-ar was our l'l't Slll1li1Il Llass Pllrly. Al IIllf'TIlll9Sl0ll, 1-llll-rtainllwllt was prowimll-el hy lllll'llll'll lII1'llllN'l'S of llll' vlass. Tllv ITlllHll'l' of verf-lllollil-s was ltlc-l'l-It Slllilll. -ls S0lDllllIIlliI'l'S. wi- sl-lc-cl:-rl Illv following: for class ofllr:-ls: Pl'f'Slfll'I1l. Clmlll Lvlllllzlll: Yltil'-IJl'l'!illl4lll l'lll l,l'lllN'I'lllllIl1 51-l'l'olzll'y, ,loycv lX lI'lIlIl'l'1 TI'K'ilSlll'l'T, hrlilll l.lillIli'l'. Nlr. Colzrtlley was Ulll' Vlass mlvisl-r. ', i' llllS your ws- look parl lll ills' llallowo oll purallv. cJffll'llllQI our vlzlss rings, wx' look grvzll plilll' in showing: llll'l!l lo llll' l'l'l'slllll4'll us wvll als lo llll- lllDIll'lx l'lil5SIlH'I1. Aglillll llll' vlzlss parly wus lllll' :llzllll SUl'lill l'H'Ill, wllll l-ll!c'l'luilllllc'llI !4Il0llSUI'C'll hy Illv SlIl7llllIll0l'l' vlalss. 'lilll' I lllllilvl' ol l'l'l'l'IIlllllll'r4 was Ray lililllll. Now, Ollllllllllli llll- lilll- ol NIlIlIll'lil'lllSSlH1'l1u, we-, llli' llonoralllc l'lElSS of Sl sclccll-ll :ls l'H'll'4'l'hZ l'l'n-silll-lll. till-llll l.:-lllllzlll: N'i1'l--pl'l-sillvlll. Curl l'l-ppc-l'lllallg Sl-4:11-lal'y, Joyu- Kr-lcllllcr: 'l'l'l'Ll!4lIl'i'l', Illbflillly l.A'lllllillI. This your Ulll' vlzlss illlWlSl'I' is lxll'S. lllllljzllolly. Agllllll wx' l'llIl'l'l'4l il lloal Ill llll- llzlllow4 1'll l,il!'2l1l4', also wl' 1'Illt'l'1'1l ll llozll ill lhf- lil1l'lSlllHlS l'a1I'zlflu- wllirll woll lll'Hl prim' li4l5.llU. lllo vlllss pzlrly lllIS yl'ill' wus lhl' lill'QI1'5l lllltl lhv ln-si. Our lIliiSl1'1' ol cl-lil-lllollil-s Illll'lllg1 illlorlllissioll was l'..lg4'lll' llolllvli. 1 r- '1- Slll-l'l'ill llillvl' was vllosvll lrolll l!UlllllIl'l'S lo 1'l'pl'K'Sl'lIl llli' ,ll'l'svy Sllllfl' lligll SC'llUlll ill l l'llllillff l oli'lf'l' ll linll llllfl ill lllllll Vlw lllll 'lll Will lil ' 's ' - ' 1' l' . . - l 'sl prim' allfl was1'l'ownl'll lay GUVl'l'lllll' Dull. Slll'l'lAlll wus also svll-m'll'll :ls llll' Vlililililgflllflll Bowl l-llll'l'II. lllll' lllillll Mwlill t'W'lll on lhl- LlQIQl'll1lLl will he Illc ,lIlIll0l'-Sl'lllIl1' Prom which 14 lo ln- llvlll 'llzly 26 Ill lllilllll' ol llu- Sl'llllDl'!4, lin-l'yollv ill lhl- lllllllll' rlalss is ailllillgx lilll' Ihr- same- goal- a l'1'Lilly slll'1'r'ssllll Pflulll. Committee JUNIOR 'l'Il'KI'1'l' l'llNlNIl'l I'l'1l'l CII fiillllilllll, .lC5lll0ll2l XllllL't'l'. 'l'wil:l Pool, Rlllllllll ll:ll'4'l', .l0llll Myl-rs. 415 ll'N ION ll.XNl'l41 l'0NIMl'I l'l'll'L lf!! In l.'ig1l1f - lflililll' Bl'i1'klllJlll- Xlalry Kl't'iLfllllIllllll. Maury .Kun H4-k. Immnm- NIZIIIITX. l'v::ry lla-nry. I,UIllIil lhnvvr, I' I1 y l I i s HOIAQIUI' Xlzurv lhmlup. Rl'1l lil'lSlINlI'lN'I' l'UNlNIl'l l'l'1I'1 llff In lflrflllf Mary llnrris, .Xlim lllll. hlnrlvy Nllllvr. BJlI'll2ll'Jl lurk- cl. lflu-lyn Tlmlnlmm. Ul'1l'0li.K'l'lUX l'0NlNll'I l'l'1I'1 lfff In lfiyflll, Nfffllllfl l.ulu llcllm Xivhnls. Siuurliugf ll:nx'1llln-:lv Illilll. S In v 1' r i ll llillvr. ldlllilll C'l:ll'l-iv. Lois lIlltI'. lin-lyn lilunlz In-lon-s tiuml. Lillizm llugrlws Olin' Shin-lmls. lluriw Nlzlrks. MASS l'l..XY l'lX'l'I41lC'l'.XlN!Xll'1X'l' Iwfl fu lkiyflfl .loycv Kvlc-l1uor..l:1m tialitikw. lborothy I.uhm:m. Nlzuri lyu Nugrlv. Luis Shmllc. -17 .HH l'1R'lxI!-IING K'0NlNlI'I l'I'1l'l Ivfl fu Ififflll l lul':l Nlurklv. Mall lx..l,u'ksull..lu:u1 l,Ul'SUll:L'. 9'l'.Xlil'l 1'0NINll'l l'Hl'1 'MI lu Ijiyflll Annu Zinvk. Jilllll Ynllv. Xml Sl'lll'I'1'l'. l.5'ls' l,l'l'l'! Hx vrclt l'1ll Smith. DI l'1X'l'l'1li'l'.XINNIICNT FUN! NII'l l'l'1 li lv!! fn lfifflnf f'0IlStEllll'L' Cnhivk ': : -', 'z : 'I -uhm ll:lrlr.1l1 Bum: l Illllll I Ils um-r. JIIIIOI th-yur. PROM l'liUl'l'lli'l'Y l'1lNlNlI'l I'l'1l'l llibsull. l'llJll'lt'S lfclmy. 1-mul lfmr li an b 0 rt lin-sviluilol Ilunulll Ilallngrllwly, JilllIl'S Ililllll. 18 lwlf In lfiyfllf, I-'ir.wl HUII' Nlilllhlll ll XSS l',XIi'l'Y I'1X'l'I'1Ii'l'.XIXNIIGYI' lvl! In l.'Ig1hl Yvrnn I'm1sI. I,uuiw XIIIII: llneum, Ilvlvn IXlIlIu'dllI. Ilclcll IIvIsI1:11'w. Amy th-ltys, I'l'III.lI'I'l'Y l'llNIXII'I I'I'lI'l lf!! IH lfiyrhf - .X 1' n 4- l I :I IJIINUII hum Nlnru- UIINIIIINOII, I.uII1:m I lIIu 'l'. Iilllll IIm'l':cl'. xIiII'AI1lI'Ik' XI mth- I mIiII1I'u1Icl' I'Ii4NiIi.XNIS l'0NINII'l l'I'1I'Z l'IiUNI INYI Im!! In I I I I I I Fiylhl .IIIJIIIII Ililwy. Xlalriv Iivk. l,f'lIiul.'1'yllli Nlllux IIIIIIIIQI Ihlen 5IlIIIII D'IrIm-nv I'1isvl1IImvvx'. NIJIIHIJIIICI llru Ill Class of I9 In-Groups lmjf In Ifiylrf, Firsl Hou' -Honulrl Ohl, lloyd Mantle. Roh- vrt Mvllenry, Anthony Monrlell, .Iohn Lorson, Eugene Hollick, ldrlwarcl Sclllvitf, Clmrles llohhins. Scrum! lfllllfws Stzinlvy Kline, Ricliziril Hendricks, Harold Kreighzunn. Lois Morlock, Fnyc Myers. Ruth Nittingrer, Robert Milla-r, llnve llallow, Sylvcstvr Moore. Dnle Shields. Third Hull'- l':lul Koen, llonry Nlnrtin. Dnnnld l-Izlrter, John Kiniport, llaniml I.ovcll, Goorgc N1lSSllIl0l', Dean H:i1'h:1cli. Roger Hastings Lvft In Ifiglllf, First lfrul' .lohn Gmllnln. Xvlllllllll ll. Brooks, Willisnn F. Brooks, Kll'll1ll'1l lletgzcn, Donald Clll'lSl1lilll, Russell Greene. Svronrl Row-Leroy Davis, Sylvia Gerlmral. Beatrice Fulkrorl, Shirley Dihblc, Lois Cfillll, Phyllis Confer, Connie Allison, Donnlrl Crossloy. Third R0'Il7?Tll0lll2lS Allison, Eugene lluicr, Robe-rt Brooks. Riclmrrl Cohick, Dale English, Elery Dougherty, Vincent Deitrivk, VVclcl0n Cohick. 50 11111111111 il! tjlll' lilrrary is the s1111r1'11 of lIllll'l1 fun and 11d111'u- 11f lllilllf 111111'1- IINA1111-s 111111 that we 1-1111 do 1'11fe1'v111'11 work. fs X 'E E , 1? gy: Imfi In lfiflllf, Firsi Iron- l'l1:11'l1-s I':11'ks. Stilllltj' S1'I1:1ll. lI11h1-rl Russ. liussoll Rl1i111-l1:11't. Nw-111111 IX1 Ri1'l1:11'1l SI1111ll1'. l'111':1 St:11'1'1'. lh-My S111i1l1. D1-l111'1's SNYilll'hill'f. Ray 'l'11111I1. liussvll Ii11z1'11l11-1'g:. Tl1i1'rl lhm N1n'111:1 IUM1-1'. .xlllilllllil l't'ilt'4lt'k. 1 :11411l1- llyilll. X 1-slsl XX:1ll1'1's. hI111'l1-y Uls1111. 1:11111-1'y11 li111l:1I1:111::I1. .l11:111 51k w:1l1l. l'11th1-1'i111- Sylvis. The Library .-K llI'l'illIl 1'111111' ll'lli' and we w1111d1'1' hms' wv OY111' lNilllillLIC'll Il and 1-11111 s111111- w111'1'y lN'i'HllSP il will p1'11l1z1l1ly 111- the 1111141- l.l'lIlAlll'fIIII l:'11,uli.wl1 .-X Busy S1-1'111' i11 11111' N1-w I.il1rz114y 51 Ni-1111' l':N'l'llI'IH fillll 1 -Who knows tht- answer? 2-You'll he- sorry. 3- Nice jump. Fi-rgic-. 4- -Mako that. Rf-idic. 5 Don't hr- too hard on 'f-m. 6--f-Our Library ops-ning. 7- - Quito a dist-ussion. fl llara-r and l'r-rry sts-pping out. 9 Nivm- crowd. Calendar JANUARY F 52 -Back to school again aftf-r our wonilm-rlul xavalion. ----'l'l1i: Bulldogs played St. Klaryis. and Ft. Nlaryis tools ovf-r. We-'ll get our rf-vi-ngf-. 1 -Who is the Tiailaghton Bowl Qui-4-n'. Comm- to tht- Lovk llavt-n-,le-rs:-y Slloro gamf- and she- will rc-vs-al he-r ide-ntity. --Tliv Lork Havt-n Bohm-als dz-fr-ati-d our Bulldogs. hut wt-'ll have our rf-vc-nge-. She-rrill Hilli-r made- zi vt-ry lu-autilui Bowl Queen. hy the- looks on the- alicliem-Q-'s fam-1-s. --The Williamsport haskc-Ihall team ln-at thf- Bulldogs hut we-'re still he-hind our tt-am. -All you studt-nts get your pare-nts out lor the- P. T. A. me-sting. 13. 14-District Band. Hill Brooks and Cillu-rt Waiti- camt- out First plan- in the-ir sf-1-tions. flood work. hoys. -Bulldogs dc-ft-att-d tht- Nlountit-s 52--IU. 'l'hal's thi- way. gang! -F'rom tht- look on somi- of thi- studs-nts' law-s this must he hluc- Monday. Clic-or upl -Tho Bulldogs de-ff-ate-d State Colh-gn-. --Lt-tis rc-ally gf-t lwhind the Mart-h of Dime-s vampaign that is hi-ing sponsori-d hy Boots Ke-nni-dy and his Committc-0. -Asst-mhly today in Ullklfgl' of Mrs. Nl:-11-ilitll. -Another Antrim Burt-au IlI'4'gl'2'lI1l. tht- At-1-ordian Trio . Om- of the trio made Q-ye-s at thx- se-nior girls. l'l'lu-y lov:-d itli Baske-thall with St. ,loc-. Another victory for the- Bulldogs. -End of the first sc-ini-ste-r. My. how timt- Hit-sl ---Asst-mhly in forrn ol Dr. I. Q. Quiz show. -.lt-rsi-y Short- vs. Rc-novo. Bulldogs won. That's our ti-am! 3 , Salts-y Educ-ation lrogram. Le-ts try re-ally hard to hm- inorc L'1lICllll and 1-ut down on are-idr-nts. EBRUARY -Today's tlu- day thc- ground hog will tt-Il us how long wintf-r will ln- with us. -Class me-clings again! What, no Program? 6-The ye-ar hook suhscription drive- has rf-an-lu-d 400. Thanks a lol for your swm-ll co-opf-ration. -Sayre High School dt-feats-d ,lt-rsf-y Short- at Sayri-. W1- wonder whit-h side- ,Ioan Morris was rooting lorif? Ilow ahout that, joan? -At the P. T. A. nu-4-ling studf-nt pant-l mt-mhi-rs tohl pare-nts and tc-at-lic-rs what thc-y thought was in-c-rl:-ml in school. lt was inte-rr-sting. 10-Today wr- had an assi-mhly with tht- Dorm-llo Trio. thru- tale-nted musicians--tliv ht-sl program we-'w had. 10--The Bulldogs lost to South Williamsport hy 52--ill. Wt-'ll P' ht-at 'em in tlu- playoff. nr-ver fc-ar. 13--Saw-d hy the hi-ll! B-1 missvd a gf-om:-try te-sl sinn- thi-rc was only two minutes lc-ft in the- pt-riod. lP. S. Nohody complained ll 4--Vale-ntim-'s Day. Dirl all you smush 4-as:-s se-nd your valentine-S? How ahout that Mary Kay and live-rm-tt. Boots and Earhara. Ce-orgc and Dawn, and Pc-ggy and ll:-nnit- Y Mr. l'lart's history c-lasse-s arm- fighting a war. 1-ivil that is. Mary ,lar-kson c-laims shi- is re-late-d to Stone-wall . 17. 18--State Band at llazh-ton. Wit- know Ronnii- llartc-1' will make out wt-ll. ---Tlw Bulldogs got their ri-vx-ngf- hy licking Loi-k llavm-n 52-50. Don Rf-id score-d tht- winning lnaskvt. --lt's really Cold today. 60 ahove- from-ling. -Lt-tis he-at St. Mary's. -Ash We-dnc-sday and the- he-ginning of Li-nt. -Bulldogs wind up thi- season hy travm-ling lo Rt-novo. --Anotlu-r Orangi- and Rlavk paynu-nt for our wondf-rlul year book. Arn, 750. MII . 950. J x Jr LOQKER swam-qg 0 '33 wHoDuNNxT?x.xx GQ M hu. ,tr R ,My gf'-if 4y!:5,i Q A V , rf Qt R it Q , . ms , .5 4- T, xx -Y Yi R A ,Sai x My QQ ,va ig iw' 3 f a 1 J. , '1 . .3 'vnXS.m M. f :Tye-W 5 .W s 5 1 , TV if Qi ' W? 51.5.1 f--M - ' ,-ffl, 3 il, 3 Q 1' me ax fco, k, pf ' Y ' 41 M Him! 1? f - A ,ff :: ...., iw-3 kgqfwie Whse, QW , H iq N J .W 7 K Q4 4535 - .Q I i M -yi fi 'IV Ztf x f-wiv Q Ni QS, 9 mars 's:- v vf ' Q I Q wr 5' x 'W ' Q3 ?f 'Nk 'Wy' S X 'X A ' A nw i W - 1 Wfiiixagff :M H I Q59 .-V?'sX'Jx.x,?xlw' A A . s as I 'gm' , xg gsfg, , Sf V , :J 1 QE ' A ' Q,32',:., 4 ,V x 5 - AQ if ff Q ' wg, Mm , W H an-an N y 4 aww X Q 1 , 5 WX f .f 1 'Nf' . X li S N x Lcft fo Ifiyht, First lfnu' Barbara Glaes, Janet llenry. Carol Overdorf. Joyce lit-lclmer. llelen Myers. Mary Kay Jackson. Sw-onrl lfon' .lack Stewart, Genevieve Blair. llarhara Howes. t'atherinc Sylvis, llv.-len Kinkeaml. .loan l,orsoug.:. l'e.:p:y llenry. l'cgg:y liomlgrcrs. Third Hou' Robert llrooks. Thomas Coolidge, Dolores Ann Myers. Samuel l'cechia. James Nh-Guire, Sherrill Hiller. lionahl Shoemaker. Donald llzuig.-:l1el'ty, Everett Smith. Ronald . llarter. Donald XVhitc. ltvllllffll lion' Earl Fleck. Floj ? tlallagher. liaymoml l'oIas. lill'llill'4l Cohick, William l . Sf A llrooks. James Flieshcr. .lohn Myers. Nancy llnhh. Wil- 'A tiam ll. Brooks. Fifth Iron' 'Dawn Ilreneman. .lanct Yohe, lfltlith l,anlcr. l'anI Keen. Martha Thonias, Shirley Yi ' . Miller, Vonnie Winters. Kathleen XVolt'c. Doris llartranft, X ,1 - A Doris Marks. Miriam Iinglish. y Q llnlwlxal llnlulmal The 94 piece Jersey Shore High School hand, under the direction of Frank l.. Sclioendorlcr, con- tinued its activities during the summer months as well as during the fall. winter, and spring. The Band was very busy and started the year last ,lune by winning first prize at lVellslioro's Slate Laurel Festival. and later took second prize at the Avis Firemen's parade. ,luly and August found the hand giving three outdoor concerts. They were ahly assisted hy former lmand memhers and other musicians of the town. Two of these concerts were given on the Jersey Shore High School Athletic Field and the third at Brandon Park in Willialiispmmrt. The hand played at the Pep Assembly and for the Pep Rally. They missed only one of the foot- liall games. ln Octolier they played at Wallitlt Street School's lee Cream Festival, and marched in the Hallowe'en Parade. On November ll they made their annual trip to Williamsport for the Armistice Day Parade, and when they came home serenaded at the American Legion Home. Also in November they helped usher Santa Claus in by leading the Christmas Parade for the Merchants Association. Representatives were sent to District Band at Coudersport, in .lanuary and to State Band at Hazle- ton in Feliruary. On March 27 and 23 they were on stage presenting the Band Concert. After having a very successful year. the Band and Orchestra Mothers Association entertained the Band and Orchestra at their annual party. Our musicians ended the year hy marching in the Memorial Day Parade. 55 High School Orchestra of l95O Left tu Right, First Row-Carol Ergott, Doris Hartrzmft, Snmlra Eckcl, Peggy Rodgers. Srfcuud Raw- A Dawn Brcnelnan, Eleanor Sorenson, Nancy Lupold. Gvncvieve Blair, Barbara Bowes. Third Rail!--Lois Johnson, Ann Sholter, Suzanne Mamolen. Clara Herritt, Joyce Kelclmer. Ann Hurt. Lois Huff. 56 1 A stranger coming into our learned halls, the first period on Monday mornings, might hear what he would think were weird sounds coming from the auditorium. The student body no longer worries about them, as the students know it is the concert orchestra practicing, under the beating baton of Mr. Schoendorfcr. The Orchestra is composed of 36 members and was heard quite often around school this year. The Orchestra started its career this year by playing a concert for the High School P. T. A. on Oct. 13. A short time after that, on Oct. 20, they played at the high school for the B. P. Wfs Pennsylvania Week program. On Dec. 8 they played for the Senior Class Play. The Orchestra sent representa- tives to District Orchestra at Martinsburg, March 9, 10, 11, and to State Orchestra at Hanover, March 30, 31, and April 1. On February 26, they played for the Lycoming County District Sunday School meeting at the St. John's Lutheran Church, and April 20 and 21, for the Junior Class Play. They ended the year successfully by playing for the annual commencement exercises. f s l. . 4 M,.MM..f,.a-W ff MW Left to Right, First Row-Mr. Schoendorfer fbirectorj, Helen Elaine Myers, Mary Kay Jackson. Second How-Joan Lorsong. Helen Ktnkead, Peggy Henry. Patty Ellenberger, Louisa Williamson. Peggy Lake, Henry Durrwachter. Third Row--Henry Martin. Lola Bertleld, Robert Walker, William F. Brooks, Willinni H. Brooks, Ronald Shoemaker, Wlllium Williams, Everett Smith, Ronald Harter. 57 I 2 i Girls' Glee Club I ft In Pifflii Firwf Ron' IJ'll'l0Il0 l iwiilum'er Qliirlev Nlillvr Catlin-1'illv Riggle. Marlene Mvm-rs, Num-5 .1' . , . -ff . .. . . . . . . . I ' ' l R tl l 1lx ls Huff tCruenc Lilliu11Wulkcr Juno Lupolml, Clam Ile,-rrill. Nwwilfl lion' Miss Bari o. u I , Vill'4 . 1 '-zu'c 1 . , - ' 'ff' if Inlet Y uhm vll llll1l Har YL-:uric-k. Maury Kay .Izn'kson. Arnellzn Larson, .lam Ann Slialtlk-r. l0,.,.y lio4l,.s-rs, .: 1 -. ' p.. ' ' ' ' l u'k'ml lll'lll YC lI'lClC limo Rl1fY'li0'1fl xl'll'llVlI In l'uli:lln Marv lNl:1i',L::ll'vl lun, Koruna lliltvr. l'I'2lIll'0H . . . . . . . . . . . . h ,, . . , llwrriw lborotliv l olmmn Tliirrl Hou' I'lx'n-lvn Glilllll. Iivclvn 'llll0lllI1NUll, lflvvlyn Slwrnmn, l,o1s xvk'ilY0l' l.orrninu l'rv1lcr, l'L'irg:y lllllilk Doris Marks. .lvilll Xlalggs, .loyvu KK'lt'lIlll'l'. Dawn lll'1'llL'lllllll, Yl'l'lHl Koons, htlllllll llockl AnnSl1oll01'. lilzliuu f'l1ll'k0. Calling all sludenlsl Have you any Mlefl-over enP1'gy at the end of a school clay ? If you do. try Miss Bardols Clve Club. The Clulfs 76 members will guaranlvc that left-over energyw will no longer be a problem. The cluli Plovtecl lllo following olllvvrs lvy popular voloz Presiflenl - - JANET YonE Viz-e-pmszllf-nl - Doms HARTRANFT Sf-fretary - CONNIE WINTERS Treaszirer BARBARA BAUER 58 i 3 s l Q 2 am: L: fwmmy :-: 1 , ' lvfi fu lfirllff First lion' Svlvin th-rhauul. llclon Kinkczul. ll:1rh:n':1 Balm-r. lhlith l,2llIll'l'. IM-lem-s limnl. Zrlcv ' 'st.'S:u':n Niclmls. 1 :lNy Illllvnln-rg.wx'. .lczlnm-Hu Blum-ur. Twilzl Pool. Sf-mm! Ilnu- Lulu lk-rlin-lml. Shu , lou X ioln Ilntlivlcl. .loam I.u1nlml. I4'lm':1 NI:1rkIa-,Gzlil Duvkcr. Falrn! I,:1ngw0rlhy.Loie Iluif. Ilmllm Ijmwx. lush-Il:l I n Salmlran ldrkvl. Nanny' llolkvr. Bzlrlmm l,:1wm:m. Tlllrrl lfnlr liitzn llurlm-I. l,ul'r:um- .lr'uI1rnNm1u. I 4 thx X Nwncy Bulwlv. Doris llznrtrzmfl. l'nmst:lm'c Wintvrs. ETIIIII Scvlurisl. l.illiznn lluzlws. .lnAnn XIIIIITUX. hzxtlnlvvll Wulfv. l!:u'h:ur:l Clzlrk. Nlnrziv Elclor. Lulliszl Xvilli2llllSUIl, lilninc Brickmam. Luis xIllfl'llll'!4. Tho nwmlwrs of thx- vlulr vlllvrlainvd thc sluclvnls in un LISSPIIIIPIF lH'UQ1l'2llIl lim-vllllwr 2. Tllv annual Christmas progrzun was givvn Sllllflllf uflvrnmmm IM-1-vnmlnl IH. ul 11:00 P. M. in thc' High S1-howl Alldiltllilllli. An opvrm-lla. L l'lw lim-auly Cnnlvs nas plvscflmtml Mlll'I'll 7. Tho annual Spring lfmu-vrl. giwn in May. mls s-njuya-fl Ivy 1 lurgv u11dis'111'4'. 99 N l 1 ' ,, m 1591! i'N'ii '- Q . 521 QQ' lmfl fn lfiyllf, Firxf Rout-.luck Myurs. Shirley Tlmnms. Carol Overrlorf, Dnrutlly Reeder. Bethel Johnson. Italy Tmnh, liuynmunil Culus. Sr-1-mul Hom-Barry Vnnnnukcr. Mary Myers. .lean Goodman. Lnvinn llnrr. lflvvlyn llurkv, Marilyn Gerlmrt, Mnry Ann Dziwsmm. George Missinior. Third Run'--f.lnvk Stewart. H1-lon 'l'l11nnns. Jann-t Henry. Mary Hcvcrly. Barbara Long, Martha Myers. Leroy Kuilcr. Fnurtll Ihm' Gary 'l'lmln:ls, Fznrul Rnhhins, Evelyn B2ll0l', IiK'Illli1 Mitclwll. Virginia Owens. lim-tty Nzlhlc, Fifth Run' Dick Get- uun, ltunnlcl Hunters. Nnhllic I'IElSllll,Q'S. Jill Hiller. Shirley Young. Nun linnvk, Graco llihhle, l lll,LKl'llt' llul- lim-k. l'llltVill'll llnstrzunlvr. Si.rfl1 l.'nu'--Rnnnlrl Duty. Flvrlnlwllc llmlgrlwrty, Szlnrlrn Rilyllllfll. Iluzcl Wall. lun l mln lun llnhn Donald Ilm lltlly Will 1 ilu 'M' il .. 7 . 1 z 2 l!llll'Jl .'. Nl' Cl GI Cl lD 'l'1'au-l1v1's who want stuclvnls to llilVl' their lungs Q-xv1'1'lsHl lrvfnrc lhvy rmnv lu vlzlss, rather than in thvir vlzlss. should Svnrl llwm to room 4. the first pvriocl Munrlay whvn our lVlixml Ulm' Cluh invots. hVllPll W0 vast our lmalluts. lllf' following ollluws wefrv 4-lm-tml: I ' resirlfflll - lf'ice-pl'es1'rlf'11l Ser-ralnry - Treasurer llurlmru Rauvr is il1'l'0lllp2llllSl for lhv group. 60 - TERRY Lwrnn LEROY K1-:Irma CAROL OVERDURF - JACK lVlYlERS l,l-fl to Ifiyllf, Firsi Ifou' l'llll'l lfll-vk, Im- f'ill'Slill. .lilllll l.l!l'NUll. lllll'llllly l.0lllllElll. Nfl-ollll lloll' llllvill Slllilll. lltbllillll l'lll'isll:lll. NZIIIL1' Xlollvr. fll'l'lllilllli' Ilzlillr. lilL'llJll'll Nllll1'lIll'l'. 'l'lll'l'll Iioll' l'll:ll'll-s lJik:ll'll. l'l'lll Klillo. Slllllllij' xVlIl'SlU!'. Nlr. xl4'llNY2llll. Sllll'l1'l'll liollsvllzlll. .l:llll- Vollick. lf1ll'l'lIlll1' Nloorv. Yvslll Wall 'il'k, 1l0lN'l4lll SXYt'lllt'l'. ll,'l'S llllll' YCIII S h I rllllill lsolllll llv u gooll joll llll' llll' llolllll-ill Nol llllllly llilli C go by lhal lhosc worcls are not lwzlrcl. What url- lhv plans llll' ' bl l0i'llllQ1 llll' Laurvl Fvslixul Qllvvll? Shall the l'wl'l'Sllllll'll hull' il volvo ill picking ll vullflirlull' lol' llll' Ylllilllllglllllll llolsl lJlll'l'll? What l'illl llll dom- to lJI'l'Yl'lll lloors lll'lllEI lull oplfll lll llll- lIl1ll'fl- ing. so that thc- halls will ln' WHl'lllPl'? Thr- Clllllll'll llIl'llllN'I'S Ul l llllfliS . . . ill? lJollllmul'cll'cl lmy quvsllolls clally. ll IS no H'lllNl1'l' that lllC'1'l- I,I'l'Sl.tll'Ilf - ll0R0'l'llY l,lClllXlAN ings are as llllf'l'f'Sllllg als cll'lllll'l'uliolls ol lPf2,'lSlllllll'l'. llll- work I'lcv-pl'r's1'llclll - ,IUIIN LARSON of llll' Colllll-il lJPglllS after il clvl-isiollsff-lllr' lllPllllN'l'S lllllSl l'Zll'l'y Sf'f'l'l'llIl'-Y - l,I-Ili CARSON llll' Cll'I'lSlUll into vxvvlllioll. 'llwy skill ill'0llllil IUWII lllillilllgl 7'l'f'n.v11l'1'l' - EARL l:l.lCCli lll'l'illlgl'llll'lll.S for lJill'ilfll'S. lNlllllI'l'S, Vlllllllllg l'0lll'l'll4lllS, and .'l1IUI'.9!'I' MR. lVlCl1,VVAIN Illilllf olllvl' projvcls. -4g.5Q:.:p-.,. , XM: llll' llSlll'l'5 ol l95ll. Lll'U illWilfS llllllllfl Willflllllg l-lovks Nlll'll llll llllllllflillll progrlllll is lo lll- lll'l'SQ'llll'l'l all J. S. lligll IlSlll'l'lllg for l'0l'lllill affairs is cspl-1-iully fllll Xl'lll'll lu- 1'llll lH'ill' l'Yl'Illllg QIUXSIIS illlll lrip illllllg llll- alislvs. Wm' always look l.Ul'Will'll to COINllll'lli'l'lll1'lll'Sll1NNlllfl pl-opll' lo llll'll' sl-als llll lillll'-lllzlkillg 5llI'l' tllm ara- ill the right plzlvv. Wlml ll painful lima- Wlll'll llll-5 ill'i'll-ll EYC'l'50ll0 gvls angry. 'l1lli'Sl' uw 0lllX il lvw luvls Ellblllll llSll0l'lll5I. You haw lo llSlll'l' lo lill03V how lllllt'll l-llll il is. Ushers In ll fo Illgfllf. l'l'I'Yl lion' Dlillllil Nlvvrs. llllllllll liissl-ll. .llillll Morris. Nliriallll Swslrlz. Sw-ollll Hu -' '4 ' ' I-4' ' Vis 'llivllls l'l'1l Coll' Nlzlrlllzl 'l'Ilolll:ls 'll:ll : t.l.llltz. l,0llllllll Clyll1l.K.llol5ll llll ollzo. llll, 5 ,. Ill I . ,. . llll l llllllll Sllirloy Nllflllilll. Folfrlll lfolr lk-:ray Y1'JlQ.l'k'l'. lilllll Nlilll-r, 151-nllllillv l'owol's. Nlilflllll Slwrk. 'v-sf -3- C? on -ASV, 9 'Q l Left fn Right, First Row -Kathleen Wolfe. Miriam English, Joy Bottin. Nancy Buhb, Doris Marks. Lorraine Cryder, Helen Wel shans. Sw:-nnri Rm:-v--Erlitli Lanler, Janet Yohe. Dawn Breneman. Joyce Kelchner. Helen Kinkead, Dorothy Lehman. Louisa Wil liamson. Peggy Henry, Ruth Berger. Third Row-Nancy Lupolrl, Luln Belle Nichols. Flora Markle, Ruth Bilhnan, Maureen Fie ster, Joan Morris. Miriam Swartz. Betty Panlhanius. Lillian Hughes. Fourth Row-Phyllis Berger. Mary Dunlap, Elaine Brick man, .loanne Manrey. Peggy Lake, Anna Marie Gustafson, Helen Calhoun. Darlene Eisenhower. Norma Ritter, Frances Bailey .loan Dorwart. Alice Hill, Mary Mar,fzret Harris. Mrs. Tenfel. adviser. Fifth Hou- Connie Winters, Barbara Bowes. Sara Nichols Mary K. Jackson. Patricia Ellcnherger, Shirley Miller. Sherrill Hiller, Lois Huff, Shirley Norman. Sixth RU1l'Yl'l2lllIlilll Yeager Constance Collick, Martha Thomas, Donna Kissell. Elaine Clarke, Barbara Bauer, linth Miller. Donna Myers, Gcrahlinc Powers. Tri-Hi-Y Weire the club that sponsors all those silly initiations at the beginning of the year by making those poor Juniors look as if they just escaped from an asylum. Before we did all this we drafted Mrs. Teufel into being our adviser. We then proceeded to the auditorium one bright morning to elect the following officers: President ------ - CONNIE WVINTERS Vice-president - MIRIAM ENGLISH Secretary - - JOAN DORWART Treasurer RUTH BILLMAN Chaplain - BARBARA Bowes We combined with the Hi-Y to sponsor a very gala Thanksgiving Semi-Formal, which was a grand success. Whatis this? Girls bringing toys to Tri-Hi-Y meetings? Yes. we were working on Christmas baskets which were distributed to needy people in town. We have been considerably more active than any other club before us, and also have a larger group. There are 60 loyal members of the 1949-50 Tri-Hi-Y. 62 lvff fo Ifirllif Firwf Noir- Donnlel l'urrv Neil Klinefelter. lbonnlcl Kenneilv. Rav FOI'5.!llS0ll. Russell Rllinelmrt, Clnlrlos UlllSiUiHl, lfenneth Crnsiscr, imlviscr. Svrond 1ffI'li'!Rll'il2ll'd twtgcn. Harold Kissellflionalrl Hnrer. Eugene Hollick. George Wooflinz. Lyle Perri' Frnest Brown Tliirrl R011-f-'tlleii Frve. Henri' Martin. Burt I-'rznn-is. Stnnlev Schull. Nix-k l'c-luso. George Morinrity, Gor- . V ' ' ' A . - . don Haney, Donald Kissell. Fourth IflIll'7D2liC Duvirlson, Donnlrl Elals-r. Glenn Lt-lnnnn, llonalrl Reid, .lzunes DvCuprin. liivlmrcl Stover. Fifth Ifnu--Antliony Dclfonzo. Robert Slnuigrmv. Lewis Dingrler, 'l'lion1:is Fztlhoun, llonulil llnrter. Donald lthonrles. John Wellinfrton. John fifllillllll. l i'eilerit'k llnnser, Leroy Kvilcr, Siflh ffflll'-'fRil'ilIll'Il Cill'll0llik'l'. .launvs llnlin, Rnnulrl Marks. Dzlle Straub, Walter Rounsvillc. Hairy ltutfllczul. Hi -Y This year we, the holdovers from last year's 1-lub, got a little reckless and let 20 new members come into the club. This gave a grand total of 45 members. The nf-ophytes,' got oil mighty easy this year. The reason for this let-up on punishment administered, was due to the fact that the boys didn't look too healthy. So, we gave them more mental labor than physical beating. There were many activities planned for the Club in l950. Some of these were having our blood typed, a supper for the club members and a hay ride. The big social event was a Thanksgiving Day dance sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs. The ubig wheelsi' are as follows: President - - RAY FERGUSON Vice-president - DON KENNEDY Secretary - DICK CARPENTER Treasurer GEORGE WOODING Chaplain - - - LYLE PERRY Sergeant at Arms - RUSSEL RHINEHART Adviser - - - KENNETH CROSSER 63 ffl to Right, First Row-Carl I'cppern1:1n, Richard Strarlley. es Shoop. llohert VV:1lker, VVilli:ln1 Toinh. Sm-oiul Rout Neil llllllllll buoy Ixnle I-lx ltuftl l L IN l 4 , ' i r, 'arf lem. leorgre Vllasson, 'ec St lu rer. lift in Ifigflit, First Ifuw---.lilly Gettys, .Ioan Lorsongr, Arnella son, Anna Marie Gust:ii'son. Sw-om! Roux-Louisa Williams Pegrgy llenry, JoAnn Maurey, Lillian lluprhes. Third Rom- lwilla l'ool, Miss Carter, Jane Gattiker. l.ois Huff, Sherrill Hiller. Left lo lfiflllf. Flrsi Hou' tiilhert XVuite. Seemlrl lime- 'l'hon1:is Voolinlze, llonulrl RllZl'llll0l'1.Z', l.zu'rv YVeliIon, Diek Stover, Mr. Seheiml. Neil Lelmmn, Vl':ilter Dunkle, l.ee llznnpe. Radio Club Calling CQ-CQ-This is radio WISUHV portable NV3 at JSHS Calling on the lll meter hand! Yes, 0. M. our High Sehool operated a full-hedged radio station in the first semester under the guidanee of Charles Seheid. The nSllHCli,7 was located in the basement and he- sides the Hrign we had a two-element heain on the roof-power was 30 watts and the gang ahove tallied with Hams in Europe and the United States. School Patrol Wheri the whistle hlows and the flags eome down, step lively please, hut do not run. We are at our posts at dismissal until the last bus leaves for home. Our patrol is made up of ten members and two eo-eaptains. u Column-a-Week Extra! Extra! Read all ahout ill Having heen formed for the purpose of the day-in. day-out news presented to interested towns- people. our eluh. under the supervision of Miss farter, ehose Arnella Larson as president and Joan Lorsong as secretary-treasurer. All four- teen melnhers are girls who work hard to hring you the gossip that emanates from the organized eonlusion ol J. S. lligh. 64 The Orange and Black Staff Wvgrm- tht- pvoplc who arc rcsponsilnlv for xour hui ing ai war-hook. Wx' dismiss and plan. 1-hoosv tlwnws. and mukv chimniies. Wm' svlvvt thi- photograplivr and outlinv pivlurv svhed- ulvs. Wi- plmul. lwg. and pmt-tit-ally grit down on our km-vs to liavv you turn in vlulw wrilv- ups. Tlivn 4-onws tht- hig quvstion, Will iw hun' il yt'ul'hook?-' 300 SllllSl'l'iIDli0llS' -lhatis all iw ask. and this ivan' wt- hit an all time' high. was it 1500? No! 2550? No! A twig I-00! tvs. iw'll limi' our y0all'hook: so again tht- stziit goes to work and you now lime- what wi- prodm'vd. your l950 Orangv and Hlzivk! l.'r'1rrllflyl l I'Hn1 lfvfilmll in Twp. .lffrlmsi lfull xliftltlll Hlluliw .loan hItll'l'IQ. Juni- I-:ittikt-r. .luy ltottin. Xlnrtlm llnoni :N Xrm-lla l.:irQon. Nw-Amt! Volumn ltlitl A : . : ' 1 ': 1 liillmun llntnlu LJIHIIIIIII l'14lith l,:iulcr. Nlurivl llalltullm-1'ty. ldlnorn Ullmtt-:nI. 'I'l1ir1l Vol I mis Nlllillllll I' llllllil Yin it I :lint Yuht flllllllii' t'o HIIIH A ' ' . .2 I 't Lf . .F ' 't llivlm. llltlwtt Ito-Q. Llnytl l':u'k:n'tI. th-olzv XVINNHIILI. Tlll'I't' uri- no yvzirhook stuff ty piwlf sinw- thc' HlI5ilt1'55 l'iKllll'llltUll Svniors do ull tht- typing :ls at pro-jcvt. lmjl to Iflyfhf, I-lrsl Ikon' llnnnaulm Xt-zurcr. Ruth liillnmn. Xlznurt-on I-it--tor. xilflitllt Nxznrtz. tit-rulnlim Slzlhlvy, Nrr-on1II.'orr Ilonnn N131-rf. .loam Nlu1't'iN.t'l:nl':i Ilvrritl. lhrnnzl Kivm-II. Tlifrrl Hou' .XrI1-nv tllwn l l'2llIL'tN Hailey. P0223 Yl'GlLh'I'. Nl:ll'th:l Tlltllllili. lfffllrllf l.'n1r hvltylll' Km-vii. Shirlvy I'l1lm':'1'i'.,lo:t1i Iboixxznrl llclcn Kvnm-ily. w-., 1 .v -Q :vb Q7 1' 3 V: 'Fr Left to Rigllf, First Ro-uv-Mr. Watts, Newton Daugherty. Mahlon Gibson, Donald Crossley, Charles Robbins, Helen Hoffman. Russell Rozenherg, David Hallow, Thomas Dunlap, Robert Brooks. S1-ronrl Row-Dean Harhaeh, Russell Rhinehart. lflugzenv llaler, Robert Miller. Stanley Kline, Boyd Mantle. Robert llardo, William Bowers. Clyde Griswold. Stanley Artleyflticliard Cohick. Third Rauf Charles Stout, Harold Miller, Floyd Marks, Gordon Koch. Nick Peluso. Dean Leluusin. Harold Confer, Clifford Nor- man, Fred Engzlisli. .lohn Fiedler. Fourth Rll'll'ixYlIlI'9lllZ Dietrick. Fred Kinley. Weldon Cohick. Dale Shields. Sylvester Moore. Bernard McHenry, Donald Griswold. Bernard Sawyer. Robert Resviuiter. Fifth Rowe Donald Kissell. Larry Greene. Leroy Da- vis. Dick Vanelnon. Arehie Svhleitf. .lack Myers. Dale Davidson. John Bixel, VVillialn Braucht. Si.rHl Roll'---Rielulrrl Truax, llruvc Stark. .lack Confer. Jay Fulkrod. John Lorson, Fred Herritt, Charles Fclmy, James Breining. Alfred Sees, Fred Winters. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President - - CHARLES ROBBINS Vice-presidelzl RUSSELL ROZFINBERG Secretary - - DAVID HALLOW Treasurer - MAHLON GIBSON Reporter - DONALD CROSSLEY Sentinel - BOYD MANTLE Opening the door to the F. F. A. meetings on Monday mornings, you are apt to llC3l'Q 'iwhat are we going to do this year? Are we going to sell seeds? Are we going to the farm show? After deciding we would do all of these things, the question arises. What about the banquetfw'-Meaning our annual F. F. A. banquet. Shouts of ideas echo through the room, and we realize that this club means business. The program is put into operation and plans are made for the best banquet ever. These and many other activities are carried on by the F. F. A., where the blue, red, and gold banner, the plow, the owl, the pic-ture of Washington, and the ear of rorn all suggest that the F. F. A. is a very busy and prosperous club. 66 Inf! In lfigfhf, Firxi lfnu' Betty Bruuks, Betty Glzlntz. Violet Brnwn. Cnnnic Allison. Edina Gibson. Marian Spot-k, fl0l'illtllllt' Von s. f'2llllt'l'llI0 ltigrglc. l'nll0un ltllim-I1zii't. Swrunrl Hill! -t':ltll0l'iln' 'l'rnnx. Jenn l,npul1l. Gail Ilvvkt-l'. Olive Iiupnld. Snrnh Nwn lnmcl, Phyllis Slnitfur. listlwr Frye. Olivo Sllivlrls. Thirrl Hun'--Mrs. Wvilor. Iivulyn 'flnnnpsona Llllllll Zinvk. lh-lm-vs flood. lla-th lint- l'nnlh:nnns. Iivm-lyn Kilnntz. Marian Gnthric. Dnris Shields, Annu Mario tiiistufsnll. l nuVtl1 Run' lnis Shznllv. llunnn lhm Evis.'Nlill1!l-lnfml Xsitls. llc-lon linglish, Dmnm Mitvlwll. Gulivviuvo Blair, lk-lures Swim-llnrt. t'ov':l Stzlvcr. Fiflh lfun' Alive Hi nnt 1 x n z - nj. . ni Dnllvn, Sami Nichols, lfnyc Myers. Sllirlcy Nnrnmn. Jzint- limwis. Future Homemakers of America ln the beginning of this wonclerfnl your I9-19-50. the Future Honivniakms ul AIlll'l'lt'i't Cust their lmallots fur: Presiflenr - Mnmnzn Wn.1.s l 'z'ce-pmsiflvlzt ,IANI-1 BOWERS Secretary HELEN ENGLISH 7'1-vnsurer HELEN XVICLSIIANS Helen Welshans had the job of vollecting the money, hut now Dona lVlitr,'hc'll has the fun of spending it. Shv was later elected Treasurer. The F. H. A. clues many things. such as selling delivinus hakeri foods tu the towns- pi-nplv. taking cure' of some of the vhilrlren whose lmrvnts Ctllllf' to l'. T. A., and feeding: those starving F. lf. A. lmys. who wmkvd so hzirfl during hunting season. Uni' uclvisvi' is Miss lzvr. 67 5 lmff fu Ifiylif, First Row- Kathryn Bowers. Ray Vaimnvker, Janet Best. Betty ltlck- el. Evelyn Sherman. Hazel llrit-ning. l'1arl Woodhouse. .lane Olson. Sfwnifl Ifoir --Mary Dunlap, llelen Calhoun. Karen Klinefelter. l.illian VValker, Donna Bowes, Faye Dunlap. Marilyn Nagle. Catheryn Rorlahaugh. Tliirfl lfou' Darlene l41isenhower. Amy Gull tvs. l,nis Pram. Phyllis Confer, Barbara Clarke. Nlargrie Elder. Rita Hartzell, Don- na Ileek. Rosanna Delker. 1 1nu'Hi Ruiz' Earl Tliolnpson. Dale Miller. Paul Hummer. llonald VVhite. VVaIh-r Rounsville. June liutfhead, Carole Ryan. Barbara Eekel. Fiffli Hou' Rev. Clllllllllllgi Americanism Club Young Americans, attention! Are you in the know? Do you know what makes our Country tick? lf not, join our club. Oh-it's proof you want-well ask ally of our 36 members or our oflieers who are: President, Darlene Eisenhowerg Vice-president, Marjorie Elderg Seeretary. Waltel' Rounsvilleg Treasurer, Barbara Clark. And as our head dean of learning is Rev. Verre Cummins, we have fine lectures and films to give us more knowledge. And last but not least, we took a tour of the government buildings in Yvilliamsport, and also we had four parties. Leaders Club Already l-2-3-fl is a familiar sound in many of the girls' gym elasses-Xvhat is il? Who is it? Yes-it is one of the girls of the Leaders Club giving group ealisthenies. This poppy group of girls can bc heard blowing their whistles and pointing out the do's and don'ts of various activities. 'These girls may be distinguished from the group by the white HL worn on their gym suits. Miss Nevins is the adviser of the eluli. um www me nut Lv!! fo lfiyllt, First Hou' Doris Madden, Phyllis Ilergrer. Kathleen Wolfe. .loan llreining. Delores Font. Svrwmal Iron-V Miriam Swartz, Mary Lou Vl'alizer. Shirley l'onst, Gail Derker. Wil- ma Smith. l'e,Qgzy Henry. Tliirvl RUII' Miss Nevins. Shirhq' Snyder, Marlin Ream. Sally Reidell, .lane Olson. Margaret 'l'rnax. 158 lrff io lfiglhf, First Ron' Seott llarner. vronfl lfou- Robert Bower. William Tomh. Illini lfou' Si-ot! tietgen. t'harles l'mste:ul, lvfl In lfiyflif. First lion' -Sherrill lliller, Serum! Hou' Miss llatirtl, adviser: Shirley Illini Ron' JoAnne lloimell. liuth Miller, Neil Xittingrer. liohert Kisworth. James Shoop. tit-urge Vl'asson, l'aul ldisworth. .lack tilantz. Arthur Totltl. Fred l'eluso. Altlen l'oust, Mr. l'0lll'tll9y. t'harles Brooks. William Young. Ralph Aungst. Tom liek. .laek Strmlley, John Zerhy. The Tiadaghton History Club Our school has needed a eluh like The Tiadaghton History Clulw for a long time. Why, this year we even had foothall programs through the sponsorship of our eluhl The man responsible for organizing this is Mr. Courtney. lllfeire really learning a lot ahout Pennsylvania too. Our oflieers are: President, George A. Wassong Vit-e-presi- dent, James E. Shoopg Secretary, Richard M. Stradleyg 'l'reasurer. ,lark li. Clantz: Sergeant-at-arms, Fred Pelusog Chaplain, Charles Brooks. lVe gave seven books to the new' town lihrary. and went on a few trips and took pit-tures with our new camera. lve sent George Wasson and Richard Stradley to State College for the regional meet and two representatives to the state meet at Harrisburg. Dramatlcs Club What goes on in room H Monday mornings first period ? No, it isn't a t'llZil't1l'lt'l' out of the past. it is just one of the girls who has her fare plastered with make up. We are busily engaged in learning how lo apply make up. ereate stage settings and learn how to speak correctly. Our eluh is under the supervision of Miss Baird. ive have no elertion of ollieer-1. .l0.hllIll' Nl a u r e y . Mary Kl'0lQIllllillllll. lfllaine lll'll'lilll2lll. Joann Seheesley. Nliller. Norma ltitter. .ll'IlllIl0tlIl Nleneer. Doris Marks. Donna Nlyers. iurfh Ron' Nancy lhihh, l lor:1 Markle. l.tthl llelle Niehols. 439 THE CAST k'm'uli1ty-li:1rt'y Vannaucker, Dawn Brenelnan. Joyce Kelchner. Ronald Harter. Eugene llollick. .lack Myers, Ray Tomb. Standing, First I-.'ou-, Left to Right---Cfnnlie Winters. Barbara Bauer. Doris H:lrtr:lnt't, Nancy Lupold. Mary Kathryn Jackson. Doris Mark:-1, Nancy Buhh, Kathleen Wolfe, Svroml Iron- Gary 'l'lllllll2lS, James Hahn. Donald Daugzluerty. Edward Hostrander. The Beauty Contest Operetta In Three Acts Presented hy THE CLEE CLUB, MARCH 6. 7, 1950 Director --- Dances ------ Accompanist -- CAST OF CHARACTERS Jonquil ,Ionee-ff flllllttl llostess - .............. ,. ,...... --- Kickie Boulmonf l r1nn Paris ............ ------ Ruth Bardo -- Gertrude Nevins Clara llerrilt --- Joyce Kelclmer --- Barlmara Bauer --- - Kathleen Wolfe Constanee Winters --- - .... Dawn Breueman Bugs K6li7lllllH7LllV6S to Dissevt Bugs ...e......,..A,...t..... -- Sparkie Miller4Rodeo Stunt Rider ..............,.........,...... --- Nlitsou Fugiama-Tourist from Japan'--Wants to learn American Slang Katty Kash-Popular Back Home ........................................ Sxnnfj Soplhla Tfmlffnf ........,,. Twin Maidens With llopes - , emima Jane Tunlune Milly Maynard- -Maid uf all work -U --- Sylvia Spankum-A Beauty Expert --- Mayor Green-Mayor of Daisytown .,.,...., Jack Lark-News Reporter from New York --- Paul Pizzicati- -lnterested in Bugs ..... --- Dare-Devil Davis- -A stunt flyer .... - Tiki San-The Mayor's Valet ............ Believe-It-or-NobHopkins-lle's wonderful ,- Razmataz Simpkins ...................... Boohy Simpkins ............ Jim Dandy- -A country lvoy --- .... -,--- SCENES Act I--Carden of an American Summer llolel, Act ll'-4Tlle Same. Time-The Present. 70 - --- Doris Hartranft 5 I Doris Marks Mary Kay jackson ---- Nancy Lupold --- Nancy Bubli -- Ronald Harter -,- James Hahn ---- Ray Tomb ----- Cary Thomas - -- Barry Vannauker Donald Daugherty Edward Hostrunder ------ Jaek Myers -- - Eugene llollicli aw fr in is 1 '1 -sw Ks l 41 H0'l'l4lI. 1iUl'lSl'S l. ff f l- '!ll11, Slifffllfl Sylvian lim-rlxzllwl. .ln.Xm1 Nl:xl1l'4'y. Nancy IM-lkor. Ilnnnal llm-vk. Jl'illI Lulmlal. Nlmulinyf .In-:mlm Nlalugrs. vNlIll'gIll'?'l fil'0l'Il. 'l'wiln l'oul. xvK'l:Il2l Konus, Nlnrpriv ldlelvr. lfilliilll llllglws. l'1l'Ill2I Sn-vllrisl, l,nrr:nuc .Iulmson, lAll'l'2llllt'fI'yI1l'l'. I-.ul Ih-ckur. hznuuru Inf-kul. .Xml hlxullvr, l'Iuyll1Q blmih-r. I liI'lXl'lI XXI! RIDING CIIORVS l!l'1iS KlC'l'K'HI'NI .XXII 'l'Ill'l llI'liS lrff fn lfiyfl1f,FiIIing1 l't'5.'IQl'YR1lAlL!'l'l'S. Lulu lim-rlivlal. Sinmlinyl Lois llufI'. liar- Nlunrlinfl Y'1Y l3'l' 57'4'V'N1lIl- Kzulhh-1-n Wulfv. uc l':ihl'lIlll!XYl'l'. I!:n'Iv:1ru t'l:nrk. Lvlmal Mita-In-ll, Shirlcy Nlillcr. XUVIIIII liitlvr. llfll'll1ll'1I IAHNHIIIIII- UH l lf f -'Will Hfvillillil' l lalim- lh'in-kmzrn. .l.Xl'.XNlC!4l-1 t'IlUlil'S f f'AW '1 M.,ill-i 'L',.. ,'1'ff','Li' XIi'.'Q5-'C- J'fift1'5.PPl1'? ffI'f4.i1'1'?.f.if','f5'.'!T' 1' f1E 'lS.'iK'f'.-S:i '.','f-'E' , ,, I . 1 I I- I I I . I ' ' I . V 4 'I ' . 1 IMI ff' I1frff1f kiln ll:H'lfvl- IAHIIISH W' fm'1+1111-llb.-1-g-1-r. Vhylliw lil-ru-lr. Ilulnrvs mamnl. lcv.-ly-I mnlgmlz. ramn- mmm.-. lmmwu. In-:ray I.:lkv. 1'l1irfI1.'u1r Mary H1ll'l'iN. Ih-lvn Kinkm-sul. Yiuln llzlttivlcl. lin-Iyn 'l'hmnpNon. hi 1 Q gi .Q +52 Lx, . U M F1 as ff? l ,lx gl ig Sl , xy Q S1 l Ulll lllal slln. 2 'l'lu-sv silly l l'l'SlllIll'Il.-. 3 Du you :null-rslauul. girls? -l 'l'lu'sc- girls ara- going lu slully'f 5 --Arenl we lljllgll? 6' --ls il tlu- lflllll. Everetl? 7-Aren'L they nice chickens? Calendar Nl-Xlilill 2'--F. F. fl. lianllue-l. We- woulll lille- lo know if lll-ll-u llollman llill llu- cooking. 2 Allllr-til' llanqul-I llblllgllll. All our llilfll-llglllllllgl alllll-ll-s will 1'r-ce-iw llu-ir awarlls. Sl 'Asse-mlmly in cllargzl- of Nlr. ll:-rllarll. Wllall moxil-s again? 6 Op:-re-lla xlLlllI!l'l' was rl-ally sw:-ll. .Xll ilu- Qflllll' slu- lll-nls f-njoyl-ll it as we-ll as llu- lligill Sl'llUlDl slulll-nls. T 'lilw lil-auly lfonll-sl was a lunge- sul-4-1-ss. 8 Rl-port varmls lluc-l Nlalws llu-sv llays St't'lIl llre-aril-r. 1llll Sll.l il? lfspl-cially pllysics 1-lass:-sl I0 Class nu-r-tings again. willl a Wf'll-ll4'l'kl1'll parl slully pl-rioll. lfllf-'l'l'-sls, tl-sts, le-stsl 'l'llal's all wl- sl-1-in to lu- :ll'lllIlLE arounll .l. 5. ll. 5. Wi- like- il. lllllllgll, I7 Sl. l'alril'k's Day anll Jun Nlclluirf- wore- luis lmrigglu Q.El'l'l'Il swvall-r. Prille- of ilu- lrislll 17 -Anollu-r asse-mlrly tliis linu- in Cllllflll' ol' Nliss liairll. 20 -Wl- wisll lo l-xl:-nll an inyilalion lo llllP!4l' low-llown lloolu-y playa-rs to alll-nll sl-liool l't'gLlllliI'ly. 2-'L Ass:-nllnly in cllargre ol Nlr. Mn-llwain. Wm- kne-w lu- woulll 4-xplain liinsll-in's 'l'lu-ory for us. 27. 28 -Band COIlL't'l'l, Mr. Sl'llllf'lllllll'll'lA.!4 llilllll pul on an Pl1lt flHlllll1g vonl-1-rt. Our lmanll is. as always. lopsl 31 -Anollu-r ol lliosf- llc-ligllllul 'xlllfllll llure-au l,I'llgIl'illllS ll'i1llIl'lIlQ1 Frank .-Xrxnilagm-. .'Xl'Rll. Il---Spring is lu-rv anll flowers anml sxnusll vasm-s an- luloonning again. You jusl l'illl.l SlIllt'll'll lll47St' low l'LlSl'4. 6---An Alllfllll Burr-au Program lollay in assi-xnlmly witll 7. ll ILS' lil Slucll-nls' llollir-s. Wm-'w rl-ally llall wonlll-rful 'xllllillll Burl-au Proffralns tllis V4-ar. 1' Y 8. 9. 10 Tllal long. look:-ll-forwarll-Io liasll-r was-alion is lll I't' al lasl. Back again! We- know l-ve-ryom is rl-ally lo slully lllll'll. Dill wl- lu-ar a groan? lfwryolu- please- gm-l your par:-uls oul lo llu- l'. l. X. Illillnllllgl. You may conu-. lool 'Class nu-f-lings are- in sl-ssion lollay. 'l'lu- juniors arm- llis- VIIQSIIIQL llll'll' proln. lT--f-Class play rl-lu-arsals are- going: rl-al we-ll. lla- surl- ausl 20. sw- ilu- play. 22 llislrll-l lfllorus al l.lll'lx llau-n. S1-ve-ral ol our Ulm- lllulvlu-rs alle-lull-ll. '71-7-llalu-l-l' movin-s anll a talk hy Dr. l.aul4-r. 20, 25 .77 28 28 72 21---.lunior class play was a sul'l'l-ss. c-xl-n il llu- sl-niors clvvlarl- lllal tlu-irs was ln-Il:-r. Tlll- lwanll anll orclu-slra wr-rv 4-ull-rlainl-cl al llu-ir annual lranrl anll orl-ln-slra party. lp. S. lfwlyom- llall lun I. 28. 29 llislric-l ,lunior lligll Banll aull sonu- of our lrf-slune-u llanll llll Illllt'l'!4 Zilll'llllt'll. -Allllllllt' lype-wril:-r lll-nlonslralion. vourll-sy ol liusine-ss lClluc'alion llc-parlnu-nl. anll Xlr. Phillips. Frm-slnnl-n l-lass party llllllglll. B4-ing llu- lasl party of the year, everyone re-ally had a great liml-. ,l--111 ..11 JU - -l-31-1-I- an H , ,,,-,,.1-1-l-I 1 2 H g g X Z 2 -,fgdlffp 'yi N14 l'llNINIl'1Nl'I'1Nll'lX'I' K'0NlNlI'I l'I'1l'l I frsl 131111-, 1,1-ll In Iffyflil Vriiiliii- XVilltt'l'S. .Xl'l0m- Ulsuii. .lllilllll Si'lu'1'slvy. Nl:ll'Il1:l llumms. 'mul lfmr John IIJIZIS. llnimn Kiswll. xl4'IYill Mzlniiiilzz Ruin-rl 'I'Iimn:us. VUNINII-1Ni'I'lNll'lN'Ii l'0NINIl'l l'l'Zl'l limi lfuir, lmfl Io l.'fgfl1l fllnris l'xl'IlNfL'l mnkvr. Jain- limvi-iw. lirm i qL't'Ill'lSi. l,l:ir:i Ili'l'l'llI. 1-mul Iron- Tom l':ilhu Ki'ill'1'. un .uul I,1-rm' Swlllrrl Senior Class Committees 4:1 74 E Senior Class Officers lhmzilml lu-nm-ily. Huy I-'s-rziisun. Dirk K :ll'lwIlh'l'. 9 O 0 NCI' Civ Nlrrnrlingf. l.f'f1 In lligfhl th-urge XXum'in II1 ,. 5, . . , '.'. aw 'rn '. .4' U 5 ll lli4-kStnx1'r, ivl :'. '.. L 'm'ls. V11 I '1 ' .: v' . 'MLK' .: ' : r : 'zu Hu '--. il' .H ' , il 'N 1: . : ' : fl X49 lfl,XY l'UNlNlI'I I'I-'Il' l'.Y LII ' , I NIIYIJIIII awnrlz. NI:uu'm-n l n-star, J a Nlurris. 1-mul l.'fnr Ul'Kll'L!'0 xvllilllillw. Paul I lIlx ..' L.: :.l ':'1' l1'I.U.X'l' I'UNlNll'l l'I'llC Inav! l.'Uu-. lmfl fn lfiglhl XJIIIUX' lluhh. Imr- is ll:1rlr:mI'l. .luy llnllill. 1-mul Ifmr lhmulll Ka-11m-Aly. l l'illlK'l's llnilvy. Vvrrx Ya-:mm-V. I-'rod Kinlcy. llmmlml lilmlv.-l'. XAXII-1 CKKRIIS 1lI'NI l.'v:u'. lfll fu lhgflfl ldllgvlw Imrsuxu. llmlllzl Nlyvlw. fQl'l'lllIliIlt' Uxlivr, lhlill Hill Hlllll. wm1Il.'uu- Hcmlun llnncy. tiillwrt Wuitv llvnry DlII'I4XYilt'll'l'l'. l'1Jll'l Iflcvk. 75 irfl lfuu' Iizly l k'l'ElI41Yll. lflruiv llruwu -ur f. ,K wa. wx ar-1 ' eg 'YY O e,,n,, n 4 'ww 1 , 0 4 9 v o Q v. v Ps 4 1 F wgw up '27 Class Histor We began our memorable journey through Jersey Shore High together in Sep- tember 1946 with an enrollment of 160 students. Having acquired suflicient experi- ence by the second semester to struggle through a major election we chose the follow- ing officers: President - - RAY FERGUSON V ice-president - EUGENE LORSON Secretary - CONNIE WINTERS Treasurer - - - DONNA MYERS Our class adviser for that green year was Mrs. Weiler. Through the efforts of our class oflicers we conducted the social high-light of our freshman year, our first school party. What a thrill for us then! We started our sophomore year with 141 students having lost 19 over the summer vacation. OFFICERS President - - - - RAY FERGUSON Vice-president - EUGENE LORSON Secretary - - CONNIE WINTERS Treasurer ----- - HENRY DURRWACHTER These officers helped guide us through our sophomore year. We didn't need much help this year, however, as we were learning, slowly but surely, to take care of ourselves. The biggest thrill this year was selecting our class rings. As the year be- fore, our only social event was our annual class party. Mr. Courtney was our adviser for this year. Attaining the goal of upper classmen, with an enrollment of 117 we, as juniors elected: President - - DONALD KENNEDY Vice-president - RAY FERGUSON Secretary - - DICK CARPENTER Treasurer ------- HENRY DURRWAGHTER Our very capable class adviser was Mrs. Daugherty. Social events included the winning of a prize for a float in the Hallowe'en Parade, annual school party and the sponsoring of the Junior-Senior Prom at which we entertained the seniors. Then we had our first try at dramatics by presenting our junior class play titled Susie . We finally reached the stage where we could be called sophisticated. Yes, we were seniors. l Thi term of 1949-50 will long be remembered, not only as the year we became seniors, but also as the year in which the Jersey Shore Bulldogs rolled through an un- beaten season to attain the undisputed title of Susquehanna Champions . Of course, this is no doubt due to the fact that nine of the eleven on the varsity squad were effi- cient, hard hitting, super-human behemoths of tl1e gridiron, Seniors! 76 To help us in this distinguished year we elected: President ------- DoNALD KENNEDY Vice-president - RAY FERGUSON Secretary - - - DICK CARPENTER Treasurer -------- GEORGE Woonmc tYou see, the football team was well representedj Our class adviser for this year was hard-working Mr. Jarmoska. Again, as last year, we won a prize for our float in the Hallowe'en Parade. This year, being experienced, we presented our biggest and best play, titled The Bogeymanf, Witnessed by two packed houses, this production was a great success. We also held our annual class party. We ended the term by being entertained at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, which the Juniors sponsored in our honor. This was the grand final of our four thrill-packed and history-making years in good old J. S. H. S. Class Poem If you could go hack about four years ago, You'd find us just freshmen, not much did we know. We entered these halls a trifle in wonder it seems, Because this was the answer to all of our dreams. To those who have taught us we owe our thanks, That we have gotten so high in our ranks. We've fallen behind and come back as a team, 'Cause this was our vision, our hope, and our dream. Today is our last to be one of you, Tomorrow we start in a life that is new. So we hope that you will know what we mean, When we say that this-this day was our dream. Weire sorry-now to say farewell, But our tales of you we will always tell. When we finally succeed, our banners will stream, And weill know we've completed our childhoodis dream. But now we wonder, will we really be gone? Or will our mem'ries reign bright as the dawn? And so as'we leave you, in well known-esteem, We give you the chance to go on with our dream. MARTHA THOMAS 77 S E N I O R S PAUL W. ASPER Agri:-zzlluru Pete-.l' the outdoor type, likes to hnnt and fish. llc' spends most of his time during hunting season in the woods. He would sorneday like to lmeeotne a game warden. lli unn lll l p ' of nti ' ln hu s at '11 astltne !4SIIlg!.l ' s seems to lie lmeeoming an epidemic in our school. JEAN L. RIERLY Home hl!'t1lI0lllI-VS .leunne. whose weakness seems to he hut- ler-seotch sundaes and dogs. has heen in the F. ll. A. 2, fl. She plans to take up nursing after graulnation. lllll we think she wottld make a lletter housewife. Wle wish you happiness in your eareer. lla GERMAINE C. BAIER Home E!'llllfJIlIl'!'S ierf, This Hood natnred ffirl lmelonved P' I' P s ' wt to the .eln-ol Lounetl 3. 4: trirls .torus l.2 . 3. 4: and was homeroom secretary 1. 3. 4. Her weakness seems to he square dancing with Barney. She won't tell us her anthition. Init that isn't hard to guess. ARNOLD D. BILBY General Arnold is ont' of the more studious fel- lows in our class. He enjoys eating: and wants to hecotne a faetory worker. Wle hope he leavt s his ahility for r-hurling Sllakespeurc to some poor. unfortunate Freshman. who may fit in his shoes. FRANCIS BAILEY BIlSfl1f'.SS lilflllfllflllll l t'ann'ie was a ntetnlmer of the Tri-lli-Y 3. 11: Girls' tfltorus 2. ller pastime is truvel- ing lwe wonder wherel and her amhilion is to he at stenograplter. hut we think someone will eltangxe her mind. Good luek to her in wltulexer she eltooses. RUTH H. BILLMAN Business Edlzrrtliori Ruthie, one of the stnuller girls of our class. was in the Band 1. 2. 3,43 Tri-lli-Y 3. 'tg and 'l'reasurt'r -tg Oimwcu AND Btmzk 2. 3. fl, Editor 45 and Leaders Clnh 2. 3. Her pastinle is dancing: and her amlwition is to he u seeretary. We hope she sneeeeds. DONALD J. BERGSTR0lVI Al'!lfl1'lIIfI' Pete, one of tlte lovers of the opposite sex. has heen in the Glee Clllll 13 and the lli-Y 3. fl. lle is also a lover of nature, and his anthition is to lmecome the mayor of lloward Street. Good luck in the big elev- tion. GENEVIEVE 'l'. BLAIR llnnle ElI'UI10I1Illf'S Genny. whose atnllition is to he a house- wife lcould it he for lfarkfl, was a ment- lmer of the F. ll. A. 2. 4g Band 2. 3. fl-: and Orchestra 3, 4. Her tnain pastime is flirt- ing. with a Capital UF. Sure looks had for Curl. 78 CLASS OF 1950 JOANINA l. BUNNELL Horne' h'1'!IllHlllll'X s in ll . ... . 3. Umm. Club 4-. Wt' liupt' that sonwtlay ,ln's dreams will Cmnt' trut- to livt' on a farm in tlw CfttlIll.l'V antl sp:-ntl lu-r titnt- playing tln- l0. t l . JAMES P. BUYER .41 ml! nur n.llItl.u lit-ttvt' known as Ruin:-U. playvtl Fuotlmall 2, 3. -l: Atltlvlit' Club 2. 3. 4: was in tlu' Class Play 3. -1. llt- sw-ins tu lllilllx a lot of Avis will-rt' lu- lmpt-s to fulluw iu llis fatlwfs fuutstn-ps as a lrarlwr. autl luna- a tluzvn littlt- !4ll3Y1'l'S. JOY E. BOTTIN .4l'll!Ii'IlIil' , N I 55 Bw . gllil Clu-orleatlvr 2, 3, 4-5 Tri-Ili-Y 3. 4: Class Pla tier 3, and Otmwtiltz .-xtxn Bmtzx Stall Y 2. 3, 4. bil? sm-Ins to lilac' tn flirt wt- won- wlnm with? Wants to lu- a ne-wspapvr 1'c-purtt'l'. Utmtl luvk. ,luy. WILLIAM lx. HRAUt.H'l Agrnultrm Bill. wlm is une- uf the llilfillflll lmys NN Wds I ltlll NI' 0 ll 3. -4. llc- has two tlvsirc-s to own Klint'- ft'ltvr's Cas Station antl tu smokt' t-xp:-nsivv vmiltl. JANE E. BOWERS Hume' hlI'Ull0lIll'I'S Buwcts. a girl vutlt all tlu- auswc-is. sevnls tu llilYQ' a pastime fur t-ating -yr-t ll1'l' lift-long amliition is to ln- thin. Slw was in llnl'llXi1itP1el I l '. . 1 . 1. Xb- 'sir t-ut - L ant BEit'C'21lt:illl't'21ll' 2, 3. llt-r wt'alinc'ss is long noses. l3E'l l'Y lVl. BROOKS llunu' EI'llllUIlll'1'S y as f e . . r . . . , bl. antl llirls' tllmrus 2. 3. -1. Wt- arv all sun- slit- will ltlillxt' a suvct-ss of nursing Iw- causv of hm' pleasing pt-rsunality and vfli- 1 Civltvy. Cond luvli anti ll2iIlI7lllt'?-S. Bvltyl. Wt' kuuw yttll will stu't't't-tl. BARBARA H. BUVVE5 A1 fzrlvlntr Bows-'sicf' was a lIlt'ltllll'I' uf tlw Bautl antl Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Uistrivt Bantl 3, 4: autl Baskvtllall l. 2. 3. tl. llvr pastimv is e-ating. antl ln-r ainlvitiun is to WI lut lx. Buwt 1-it . ERN EST A. BRONX' N Arrlllvllllf' Linn. who has out uf the more minlnuu wt-aknt-ssc-s among tlu- malt- se-X. playwl l tmtln.tll 1. 2. JS. '11 llaske-tlrall 1. 2. JS. -1-. autl Ili-Y 2. 3. 1. Ilt- vx wvts tu lwvm 1 ' nulllunaue wt all lltltll, lu will stucvssful ly fulfill his amlmitiun. autl also Iiowhug SENIORS V I 0I.E'I' NI it'lQt-yi' t-tllt't't'tI ou Havt-n High in ht-1 IVI. BROWN llnmt- IZIFIIVIIIIIIIVS r stvhool from Lovlx ' st-nior yt-ar. Slit- was a mt-mht-r of tht- F. II. A. 4. Ht-1' pastimt-s art- swimming autl l'tllll'l' skating. WK- wish htt ill tht lutlt in tht ti I -- - 1 t-hug. Wt- WUIIKIUI' wh - worltl with ht-r motl- y slit- likt-s I.. II. II. 5. LEE R. CARSON Ctvit-ral Carson was in tht- School Council 3, -It. N-t-rt-tary 3. fi. His pastimt- is swimming i tt Pint- Crt-t-lt. lNVt- wontlt-r if a Ct-rtain .lunior girl has anything to tlo with it.I His aluhition is to gt-t a nt-w Car. Hope you I gt-t it without mut-h hartl work. I.t-t-. NANCY E. ISIIISB IIuhhit-. Luowu t A1'!lIlf'llII'f' o us as tht- lift- of tht- At'atIt'mit' st-t'tiou, has a pastimt- of hlush- ing. W'hat makt-s you hlush, Bulnlait-Y Slu- I'ItutII Z I I Ilttlluhll was in tht- 1 . antl Class Play .L -It. Ht-r alulutton is to Int t-omt- a uurst- antl will '.f.-1:1--I 5.1: ' 1 that smilt- sht-'s hountl to ht- a sut-tvt-ss. .t I'II7iI,EN IVI. CHIIISTI A IN f:f'll t'r11l Ht-It-n. who has a vt-ry unnatural alnhi- tio! hav 1 to ht- a t'It-rk in a tlrt-ss shop, shoultl t- no trouhlt- in attaining this position from tht- looks of ht-r most t-nvit-tl rt-port t'artIs. Cootl lut'lQ. autl st-II lots of t-lotht-s, Ilt-lt-u. IIIUIVIAS I.. CALHOUN Al'I1!ll'lIIi!' Tom was a int-luht-1' ol tht- Ili-Y II. tl-I Athlt-tw Lluh 2. 3, -11: playt-tl I-'oothall I. 2. ll. -I: won his It-ttt-r in -I. Ilt- hatl many frit-ntls his fotu' yt-ar tt-rm at I 9 II 9 hut wt- art- afraitl ht- will lost- most of tht-ui if ht- is sut't-t-ssful as a tIt-ntist. , i JACK Il. CON FEII !I,L'l'l'I'lllfIlI'1' s a Iltt'lIIlN I' ol' lt- 7. 5. J . '. I. lit-k wa t t I I X Z I I. With his quit-t pt-rsonality ht- has won litany a ht-art at ,lt-rst-y Short- High St-hool Hot intl as ht- has a grt-at intt-rt-st in hunting: ht- will prolmalmly ht- our st-t'ontI Danit-I 9 I vntx' W t- all hopt- ht- IIIEIIQPS it. RICHARD I.. CARI'EN'I'ER Coott-h was tht- st-t'rt-tarv of our t'Iass 3. It: Ifoothall I. 2. fl. I: Ilast-hall 2. 3, -1: Champion 3. Ht- ilaus I to go to t'ollt-gt- autl tht-n. pt-rhaps ont- ol. rmt Iutltv 1 to lht-st- ttays st - lantl him. Kaul girl will lit- ahlt- KATHERINIQ I7. CIIYIJER Ctvlt-rnl it-riut- ht-wlongt-tl to tht- Ilirls' tfhorus 2 autl Ilrtvt-r Ifilllllllg 3. Ht't' amlution ts to gt-l marrit-tl autl wt- art- sure that some-- tlav sltt- will makt- a gootl wilt- for somt- luvlty guy. Happy Iuturt-, Katht-rint-. S0 C L A S S 0 F 1 9 5 0 LORRAINE B. CRYDEP. General Lorraine was an Usher 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: and Driver Train- ing 4. She says her ambition is to be a telephone operator, but we feel sure that if a certain soldier has anything to say she will become a housewife. WALTER L. DUNKLE General Dunk is one of the ambitious boys oi our class spending most of his time in the woods hunting or being chased by the State Police. lle was a member of the Radio Club 4. His ambition is to heeome a doc- tor after graduation. llope you make it, 'Dunkf' JAMES P. DECAPRIA Agrieullure DeSateh is one of ottr gridiron men from Avis who played Football I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: and was also in the F. F. A. 2. 3, 4. He seems to have his eyes on Lock Haven. What's the attraction??? Could it be a certain majorette? HENRY W. DURRWACHTER Arrrzflemir' llennie was our Class Treasurer 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band and Orchestra I. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: and has gone to District Band 2. 3 and District Orches- tra 4. lle spends lttttst of his time in Antes Fort, and someday wants to change P. A. Y. to P. A. D. CAROLINE B. DEFONZO G en eral Bess was an Usher 3, 4: and Driver Training 4. She wants to be a telephone operator: she seems to have an interest in Bamonte. But that's OK 'cause we've known a lot of telephone operators who were married. DONALD J. ELDER Aemlemic 0swald', has been in the Class Play 3: Student Council 1: Football 2: Baseball 2, 4: Glee Club 2: and Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ile wants to be a Deisel Engineer after gradu- ation and has the weakness that most boys have, women! We hope he succeeds as an Engineer. JOAN I. DORWART Business Education ,loan,', with plans for being somebody's seeretary, or maybe Guess Who's house- wife, was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4: and Home Room Treasurer 2: she has a weakness for daydreaming and eating. Tell us how you do it, Joan. HELEN E. ENGLISH Home Economies English,i' from up the Waterville district, was in the F. H. A. 3. 4, Secretary 4: and sang in the Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Her weak- ness is Kenny and her ambition is to be a housewife. Well, Kenny. there-'s your an- , , swer. We wish you lots of luck and happi- ness. 81 S E N I 0 R S MIRIAM ENGLISH Cen eral 'APeanut,,' one of our majorettes 1, 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4, Oimtvtsrz AND BLACK Staff 3, 4, and Literary Editor 4. We wonder why she likes L. H.+could it be Pete,,. She won't tell her pastime but we think we know what it is. EARL .l. FLECIX Aemlelliir' Professor, who came to J. S. H. S. from Tuscarora Valley High School, Port Royal, was Treasurer of the School Council 4: Band 45 and Baseball 4. He wants to be- come a science teacher and we're sure he will make the best one ever FENSTERMAKER C011 eral DORIS J. Doris.,' This pretty lass spends her time sleeping. She was a member ot' the Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. Her weakness is Chet, and her ambition is to get married. We're sure she won't have any trouble at all at the rate she is going now. CHARLES B. FRANCIS General Burt was an outstanding member of our basketball team 1, 2. 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3g and Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4. He says he has no ambition but we are all convinced that someday he would like to become the groom of P. A. B. Good luck, Burt. M. RAY FERGUSON Aeazlemie Mae was an outstanding football player 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 49 and class president 1, 2. His ambition is to graduate from a higher institution of learning, if someone dot-sn't change his mind. BETTY 1. GLANTZ Home El'lJI1lJIIlfl'S Bet, one of the future dress makers of our class, was in the F. H. A. 3, 43 Relig- ious Education 1, 2, and an Usher 3, 4. Bt-t's weakness seems to he blond hair. We wonder who he is that she has her eyes on. She hopes to become a nurse af- ter graduation. MAUREEN L. FIESTER Business Ezlucrzliun Maureen, another small fry in the class, was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Clee Club 2, 3, 43 School Council lg and Class Play 3. Seems she likes to dream of Athi-nsf' We bet we could guess why. She wants to be a secretary. 182 JEAN L. GRECLO General Jeanie, one of our Avis students. spends most of her time sleeping, lucky girl. Her weakness is men and her ambition is to be a secretary. We are sure she will make good. whatever she does. She was in the Leaders Club 2. C L A S S 0 F 1 9 5 0 MARION L. CUTHRIE Holm' Ifrwrmrrzirs Oullirim- was ai lIll'llllN'l' of the F. ll. A. 2. 5. il: llshe-r .l. si: unml ilu- lnrls Lhorus 3. l. lla-r pzislimr' is taking: up Curl's tiinv. Xml with hm' llilllli' lfvononiic k'Xllt'l'l4'lll'Q'. wa' know sho will prolmhly make hiln il ooql wilv. llaippy lions:-kvcping, ullIlllll'lC.-, DORIS J. l'lAR'l'RANl7T Af'!ItIl'l7lfl' Doris has he-1-n ai clashing: Drum Major- vllv 1, 2. 3. -1: fll'l'lIFSl1'ii 1. 2. 3, -l: Glu- lllulw 2. 3, -li: and was in the llluss Play 3. -l. She- svvlns lo ll2iVfx tht' ahilily for musiv. so we- hopv sho will fulfill lu-1' unihilion as ai singvr. But what mlm-s Ronnie- think lllllllll il'f?? JOHN L. HAAS. JR. Al'll!1l'IIIlf' llunuyi' 1-iilviwl our svhool from Ml. Cui'- I inn-l llolh-go anll ln-pal'aloi'y Iligli School. lfunzulu. in lhv niilhllv of his junior your. llis quiol pvrsonulily has won many fris-mls in ,lvrsvy Slltlft' lligh School. llis illlllllllllll is lo ln'4'onu- ll i'lu'misl. CLARA F. HEHRITT IfIlSiHl'SS lftlllfllflitlll illlll'Ll.-1 who is chief sorla jvrk al ilu- lkvmin-ry. was in lhv Orcllestlu 1. 2. 3. 4: Ulm- lfluh l. 2. 3. -l: Class Play 3: auml llur'vailulii'oz1lv Chorus 2, fl. Ilm- only :unhilion is to grow up. Anil as for lu-r lvusinm-ss work. we' know you will ln' u lmig 5lIK'l'l'S5. flluru. GORDON L. HANEY Awlrlclrlir' Gorqlii-. lhc scrappy little guarml. playful loolhull l. 2. Il. sl: Raisvllull 2, ll. 4: Baskvl- lvalll 1. 2. 3. ll-: Ili-Y 2. 3. Ali: uncl Allllvliv lIluh 3. -l-. llc- says his only umhilion is Io In-m'onu' ai siivwss. so wc wish hinl ull thi- luvk in lhm- worlml. PAUL J. HUMMER Gl'lll'I'lIl l'e-lv was y'iv4--pre-sill:-lil of thi- Ainorivan- :sm Cfluh 3. lll- says ln' has hut one anihi- Iion and that is lo catvh some hig fish. Anal wo all hope that hi-forv hc- lc-avvs J. S. ll. S. ln- will ls-uw his ahilily to unclvrstand Latin lll to some poor Junior. RONALD L. HARTER Agrimllrlzrz' lion wus in tho llaml znul Orclivstra 1. 2. 7 3. -l: l'. l'. .VL Z.. 3. Al: l . F. A. Stale Baml 7 3: lll:-v Chili 2. 3: Ulm- illuh Opvrc-lla Z 5 inml Nil! I: z .' 1 f- llzincl -1. lll- wouhl liki- lo ln' in thx- Ariny Mr Corp Rand anfl. in hi unifoiin will no ilouhl lu .1 hit with ill S '.' 1 ilu- girls. ROBERT S. HURD Gwlvrfll lloh. whose pastime is usually playing liaskvlluill ul Lawman hurn, seems to ham u great nrt. for talking in study pv- riomls. Wm- hope he will lvavv his url to soon-ono who clovs not know vnough to llilli in slluly periods. 83 S E N I 0 R S SHIRLEY V. KEEN Home ECOnom.ic's i'Shirley was in the Glee Club lg F. H. A. 33 and Driver Training 4. Seems to have an appetite for hutterscotch Sun d a e s bought at the Avis Drugstore and usually spends her time singing duets with ,lean Bierly. Happy singing, ShirIey. DONALD S. KENNEDY Acadentic Boots', was a star on our Football team l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g and Class Presi- dent 3, 4. Boots spends a lot of his time getting his eyes examined at Optical Alley. We wonder why!! We didn't know he needed glasses. WAYNE S. KEEN Business Erlttmlirui Wayne, who is outnumbered seventeen to one in the Business Department, takes great interest in his Studebaker, but some- day he hopes to get a new one since his ambition is to be a banker. We hope he is headed for a great success. FRED W. KINLEY Agriculture Dude was a member of the F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 seems that he is the type that does not want to get married, but would like to own Brownleeis Food Market and have lots of girls as his assistants. Deliveries will be made on a motorcycle: probably with a girl at the controls. LEROY H. KEILER Gl'I1t'flIl Rocky was in the Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4: Manager 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 School Patrol 1, 2, 3, 43 and Class Play 3. He wants to become a history teacher, and we are sure he will be successful if he can ask as many questions then, as he asks Arnold in P. O. D. class. DONALD L. KISSELL Agrirulture '5Lefty was in the Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, and played Football 2, 3, 45 winning his letter in 4. His ambition is to catch a certain girl. We wonder if it could be a Freslnnan girl from Salladasburg. HELEN M. KENNEDY Business Erlumtion Bug., who is usually busy at business work seems to have a weakness for French fries. She spends most of her leisure time with H. S. and C. B., but their names are unknown to us. We wish her luck with her secretarial work. DONNA L. KISSELL Business Erlucation Donna was one of our active cheerleaders 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Usher 3, 43 and played Basketball 3, 4. She says her weak- ness is the Y, I wonder why!! Could it be Tom, 'LGene or Harry. She would also like to become a secretary. 84 CLASS OF 1950 ERNEST L. KREITZ General 'iSmokey started his high school career by playing Football 1. 25 and was also a mem- ber of the Baseball squad 2. 3. 4, winning his letter in 3. His mind is set on being a state trooper. We wish you all the luek in the world, Smokey, EUGENE LORSON Agrierzlrrlre Cene', was our class Vice President l. 2: F. F. A. 2. 3. 4: Oimmziz AND RI.A1:K Staff 3. 43 and was in the Class Play 4. Ile has curly hair and broad shoulders that all the girls go for. Ile wants to attend a Theo- logical Seminary. MARGARET E. LAKE Home Eeonomirs Peggy,' was an active member of the Band and Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: and attended District Band 3. 4. She seems to have a weakness for Berwick, We wonder why!!! lt could be 'gDave.', You usually see ber spending her time dancing. MARSHALL P. MAMOLEN Aearielziir' Pbil.', who was in the Class Play 3. 4g Basketball 2: Baseball 2. was well liked among all his classmates. He would like to become a local history teacher after graduation but we all think he would make a good manager of Harmony Hangout. NIEL H. LEHMAN General Bulb, who hopes to be a State Policeman. has played Football 1: Baseball 3. 4: Ra- tlio Club 4: and was on the School Patrol 2. 4. Anyone could tell Bub's pas- time if they ever saw hiln in English Class. always writing notes!! MELVIN L. MANNINC A earl em ie Squirt was a member of the Baseball team 2. 3. 4: Basketball 4. llis ambition to inherit money is aceompanied by his pastime of fishing. Even though he is little. we wish him loads of money. and luck to go with it. DONALD L. LOMISON Al'H1lt'lIlft' 4'Don entered our school in his Senior year from lloward High School. Ile seems to have a great interest for baseball, so maybe he will be another one we can adsl to our team. Vile hope he succeeds in go- ing to Meehanieal School. FLOYD E. MARKS Agrieullure Rocky, who was in the F. F. A. 2. 3. 4, seems to spend most of bis time riding through town in his jalopy with beautiful women. He would like to make a change from his jalopy to a gunner in the Air Force. We hope he fulfills his ambition. 85 S E N I 0 R S DEAN 11. MAUREY AgI'f!'lIlflll't' Maurey was one of the hard working farmers who was in the F. F. A. 2. 3. fl: and played Football 2. llis ability to ke-vp awake in P. 0. D. Class is envied by all Seniors. By tht- way, is there a et-rtain blond girl in his life? GEORGE L. MORIARITY Acadent in Onions came to our school from Clear- field in his Senior year. He has been a IIIf'IIllbt'I' of the Football squad 4g Hi-Y '13 and Athletic Club 4. If you ever want to find George he will usually be at Brene- man's Serviee Station at the Dawn of the morning. HAROLD E. MILLER A3E.'fi!'IllllIl'l' H . .Q . . Allue was in the E. F. A. 2, 3. 4. llc seems to attract Ilttisl llome Eeouomies girls. espvvially those from South Avis. with his blond. curly hair. and will probably Zil- travt more in Navy blues. tDon't rush girls. You'll get a l'llZ1lIl'l'l. JOAN E. MORRIS Business Efluralion ,Iouuie, a good-natured lass from Sayre. seems to have brought all its good traits with lu-r. .loined the 'l'ri-lli-Y 4: Usher 3. 44g Basketball 3, fly: and ORANUH AND BLACK fl. ller weakness is men. and her ambition is to bt-eoxno a thin', secretary. RU TH B. MILLER 1101110 Ef'0IIIllIlf!',C Ruth, whose ambition is to go to college. lwlongt-tl ln the Tri-lli-Y 3. fl: F. II. A. 2. 33 Usher 3. 4: Dramaties Club 4: and the cast of the Class Play 4. Perhaps ??'? will change lu-r mind about going to eollt-ge. NANCY L. MOTTER General Shorty was a lIll'l'l1llf'I' of the School ffouum-il I. 2. 3, fl. llor weakness is lIlt ll or should we say just rr man? She spends lu-r spare time drawing and her ambition is to l't'i1tTll iivo fm-vt. May wo suggest spikes? DONNA M. MITCHELL 1101110 EVUIIOIIIIFS lN'litch belonged to the F. ll. A. 3. 4: Tri- lli-Y 3, 4: Leaders Club 2: and Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4. Her weakness is men. and we'rc sure hor greatest ambition is to ehangv Miss', to 'gMrs. Good luek. Mitcl1.,' RICHARD L. MUTCHLER Gen eral Di1'k was a ruelnber of the School Coun- 1-il 3. 4g and llomo Room President 1, seexns to be always Writing notes or day- dreaming about E. D. We are afraid you are going to have a long wait until she gets out ol sehool. Ilappy waiting. Dick, 86 - ssc CLASS OF 1950 DOLORES ANN MYERS Busiru-ss 1:'1Im'uIiun Dc-f-'I was a IIIPIIIIJCI' of tlu- Ilarul I. 2. 3. -ln, Uill 'l 1 If ' 1 around lu- .uvrus . you sw- a mllkn an r plavr- Iu- is not llu-rv to Ile-Ina-1' milk. llc-1' amluluin is to lu-1-unw u s1-1'rn-- ...l. - . 1. Iary. sn lui. s luupmg slu Slllil ils. Ih lli way. Bill alul Evil-'s is a gmail plam- to 1-al. Nlvu- sm-1'Hc0. ARLENE M. OLSON lizzsim-.ws fjllllfllfflill ArImu-, mu- of our xalli-y lu-ll:-s. was sl4-iurgraplu-r for Ilu- .'Allli'l'li'llIll5lIl fllulm -I-. llc-r paslinu-s un- I-ating mul rr-ailing. Ars Ie-ne-. Wllll'lI your ligurm-I ll:-r wr-aluu-ss is rmun 7, mul wc- lllink wx- lxnpw wlly. Slu- wanls to lac a lypist. Cowl lurk, Al'll'll1'. DONNA MYERS IZIISIIIPSS Film-ulinn I'Dm1na was in llu- T1 - '- IIIIXI 3.1: llslu-1' fl. I I Dr - 1 amalir-s Clulr 43 alul Class lIIl'Q'l1SlIl'l'l' l I 5l1 . .' 1- wuulml lilac- to lN'i'UlIll' an zur Inu- luislm-ss -or pr-rllaps lu-4-p luuusf- fur a wr- tain Inlolul from Vllala-rvillv. VIIIIZII-34 wllul slu- sf-1-ins lu lic dreaming of. BETTY .I. I'AIll.IlAlVlIlS ',.1 Hmm- lfl'0ll0IlIiI'S ,Q-4. ., .. Bm-lty Jilllls- was a nu-mlu-r ol llu- 'l'ri-lli- Y31 I Ill I I lulsllunusl v . , . I . ...4..-..r. , ., Z. J, -1. Ile-r wi-alxru-ss is nu-n mul Ill ilu- lu-ar l.Illlll'1' slu- wants lu lu- a luvusn-wife-. Willl lu-r alnilily In si-w, wi- know slu-'ll make- u good mu-. RICHARD A. MYERS Crm-ral Dir-lx. Ilis gm-air-sl mulwiliun is In num- lu Yvilliamspnrl and lulnl for mlm-urs. YY:- luspv lu- I'Llll'llE'S a f'Pl'lillll lll'lIl11'll1'. lmut lu- will pruliulbly 1-url Ivy owning: llu- Im-ul lnil- , liarll avail:-my. WIP wisli Dick luis uf luvlx alul happy llllllllllgl NICK A. PICLIISO Nif'l4.,l a Agff1'lIlllll't' swf-Il guy from nu! llu- ullu-r way was in llu- Ili-Y 2. 3. -li: Ifimllmll I. 2. nl, -li: I'. I'. A. Llulv 3. -I: uml AllIll'll1' Llulv 2, 3. -1. Nuys lu- like-s In flirl willl llu- girls mul wr-'ll lake- luis vviml fm' il. llis amlmi- liun is fin scluml. uullv ll1'llI1'H'll In gs-I mul uf SHIRLEY A. NORMAN Holm' EIl'0IIl7lIIif'N Sl1irl4-y, Ilu- Ilonu- If:-onmuivs girl wluu sc-L-ms In llavs- a lol of qua-stipns In ask. was a nu-mlu-1' nf ilu- F ll A 2 3 I' 'l'ri Ili Y -3. 44: axul llSlIPl' 3. 4. Suu-v lu-r W'1'lllQII1'SS is me-n. alul lu-r amlmiliun is lo Iwvoiru- an wifi-. wc- llunk wx- will lu- lu-aring wi-milling: lu-IIs slum. 87 SIII Sl1irlc-y. ilu- Ilusiiu- sparc linu- wlxn sm-ms urally lu-r was in llu- RIJICY L. IIIIIIIIIICII lfllxilwxx l','flllr'1lliur1 wluv r-uulrl lu- fall:-ml ilu- Iifi- of ss I'llllIl'illIliII Class, spvluls lu-r Lilly-Kll'l'lllllIll1I ur willx Cm-1-il. In lu- lu-r main ws-aklu-ss. Nal- amlviiinn is lu lu- ll wife-. Slu- '1'1-rim' za, 4. S E N I O R S GERALDINE M. POWERS Home El'0l10lIllI'S Gerry was a memher of the F. ll. A. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 anti an Usher 4. Sinee het' amhition is to her-ome a nurse we are sure she will he a sueeess heeause of her plea- sant smile and quiet voice. Goml luek antl lots of happiness in the near future. ERMA A. SECHRIST Generul Erma. wlto likes to daydream and sing. was in the lllee Cluh 2. 3. 4: Haeealaureate 1. 2. 33 Operetta 2. 3. ller main anthition is to heeome a nurse and we-'re sure shi-'ll he a gootl UI18. Good luck in your future eareer. Erma. ROBERT C. REAM Agriettllure S'Ream. whose amhition is tu get out of school, was a star on the football team l. 2. 3, 4: winning his letter in his freshman year: Athletic Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4: and F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. We helieve there will he a little Spark ie in ltis life. llow ahottt that. Ream? ALFRED H. SEES Agrirullttre HAT' was a memher of tlte F. F. A. 2, 3. 4. He hopes to heeome a farmer. anti we're sure he'll make an expert one. We ltope he leaves his farming ahility to Leroy lla- wis. We wonder if this sity hoy has a girl. DONALD A. REID General Doing another aelive memher of our Class. was in the lli-Y 2. 3. 4: Athletic Cluh 1, 2. 3. 43 Foothall l. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. lle wants to he a eoaeh and he'd make a good one. His weakness is women anal we ltave pteof of that. JOANN M. SHEESLEY General Joann, who has a weakness for clothes. was an aetive memher of the Clee Clulm l. 2. 3g Usher 3g Class Play 3: anti Dratnaties Cluh 4. She has a pastitne of most girls, to talk. She wants to go tu college anal we wish her good luck! WALTER E. ROUNSVILLE General 'gBoh, who claims his weakness is girls wearing red. was foothall tnanager 2, 3: Seeretary of the Atnerieanism ffluh 4: anti Hi-Y 3. 4. Although hf-'s usually playing ping pong, his ambition is to Ftntl out what Latin is to him. Happy hunting. Bolt, DORIS J. SHIELDS Home l':l'0IlUI!ll.1'S i'Doris helonged to the Girls' Chorus 2g Usher 3. 4. and was in the F. ll. A. 2. 3. 4. She seems to have a weakness for a certain senior. fcould it he E. L.?l Keep up the good work and you will prohahly fulfill yottr amhition as a housewife. 88 CLASS OF 1950 FENTON L. SNELL General Fenton', has a weakness for some0ne's blue eyes and brown hair. and has a pas- time of writing notes. We wonder who to??? Although he likes to engage in foolishness, his ambition is to find thc right girl. We wish him luek. EUGENE C. STOUT Agffl'IlflIIl'l' Stout.,, This little lad seemed to be quite bashful. bitt he claims his weakness is girls. and his alnbition is to be six feet. We hope you make it. but we are afraid you are go- ing to have to do a lot of stretching. lie was in the F. F. A. 2, 3. 4. M ARI AN L. SPECK Home 1U1f'0Il0lllff'5 Speck was an Usher 2, 3, 43 belonged to the F. il. A. 3, 4: Leaders Club 2, 3: and Girls' Ghorus 2. ller weakness is a certain l.oek Haven Cheerleader. Take it easy on the Gln,-erleadersl She hopes some day to heeomo a nurse. Good luek. Speck, W. RICHARD STOVER Amrlentic Dick,' was a member of the Hi-Y 2. 3. 4g Sehool Couneil 33 and the Radio Club 4. llis dark eyes have won many heartsffe- male hearts---that is. in his high school years. His pastime is Amateur Radio, and he has H01 decided about his ambition. CLRALDINE E. STABLEY Business Erluealion Geral's weakness is Room 7. We wouldnit know why: her pastime is driving. Watr'l1 your fenders next time. Geral. She was a member of the Girls' Basketball team 1. 2, 3, 44g Americanism Club stenographer -1. We think she'd make a good secretary for someone. Agrieulture MIRIAM J. SWARTZ Business Educfztiun Mini, another rather small member of our elass. was in the Leaders Club 2. 3, 43 Tri- lli-Y 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: and an Usher 3. 4. Her pastime is Roller Skating and her ambition is to become a certain Mrs. while her weakness is P. K. or Lock llaven. ROBERT B. STARK ii. on: of our future farmers, was in the F. F. A. 2. 3. 4. By the way he tinkers around down in the shop. we are sure he will have no trouble filling his ambition as a carpenter. but we wonder if he'll take time off for girls. MARTHA J. THOMAS Business Erlzzentiori Mart was on the ORANGE Ann BLACK stali 2. 3. 4: Rand 3. 4: Usher 3. 4: and Tri-lli-Y 3. 43 Leaders Club 2. 3. She plans to be a secretary after graduation but her interests in the valley might have some effeet on it. She takes great interest in Art. 89 S E N I 0 R S ROBERT L. THOMAS Al'll!It'lllllT Boh,', one of the more hrilliant stutlcnts of our class, was in the Banrl 2: llonic Hooin Trcasurcr 3g Class Play Cllillfltlilll Il. llc wants to hc a cloctor, hut nlayhc that Ccrtain hrnncttc from Pittshurglt will haw somcthing to say ahout that. GILBERT C. XVAITE Aczlrlcllliz' Uih', was an activc incmhcr ol thc Banrl 1. 2, 3, 43 District Banrl 3, 4: antl thc Ra- rlio Cluh 4. llis wcakncss sccnls to hc Drum Ma-iorcttcsg coulrl that hc a .lunior who lives on Klaplc Strcct? llis anlhition is lo rctirc. hut wc are alraiil hc has a long wait until sixty-fiwc. CATHERIN E L. TRUAX Home E!'lllllIIlII.I'.Y Truie was a mcmhcr of thc F. ll. A. 2. 4. Ilcr pastirnc is Dick anrl hcr amhi- tion is to he a houscwifc. Wc arc surc if Dick has anything to do with it, wc prc- alict matrimony. llcr we-akncss is 4-ating: whosc isnit? LAWRENCE A. WELDON Acfulcniiz' Larry was our Drum Major lt. anrl was in the Ratlio Cluh 4. llis art of hlushing and his rlimplc sccm lo hc quits- an attrac- tion to thc opposite scx. Sincc his carccr is unclccimlcrl. wc arc surc hc will hc suc- cessful in anything hc umlcrtakcs. LAURENCE E. THUAX Agrir-zlllurc Larry was a memher of thc F. F. A. 2, 3 , 4. and thinks hc wouhl likc to hccomc a farincr. All Icachcrs will agrcc his pastiinc is slccping in school. Ncvcr saw anythinlf tiki- ill Happy Tllflllitlgl. l.at'ry.'7 F NELDA M. WELSHAIXS Gcncral Ncltla.7' This tiny girl has a pastime of calingg how ilocs shc tlo il? Wm' arc surc shc will havc no tronhlc with he-1' ainhition as a storc clcrk, hy the looks of hcr rc-port cartls. Wo wish you much happincss, Nclcla. LOWER C. WACNEH Agrirzzllizrc Skip was a mcmhcr of the Athlctic Cluh 2. 3. 4: Football 2, 3, 45 and was in thc l'. l'. A. Z. llc hkcs to loaf at llarlzcls Gulf Station, ancl woulcl likc to hcconlc a hus alrivcr aftcr grazluation. Uoorl luck, ,,, ,. ., bkip. CHARLES W. WHITE Gcncrul 'Tlhasu hail a quict pcrsonality and was like-tl hy all his classmate-s. His only ani- hilion is to unrlcrstantl Solixl Ucomctry antl seems to havc an art of doing his assign- mcnts in English Class. Goofl luck in whatcvcr you choose for a carccr! 90 CLASS OF 1950 MILDRED J. WILLS Home Emumuirx Willsy. who has an ambition to haf puhliv pest Nu. 1. mlm-su'l have far lu gn. llvr pas- time is Jim. That vmil1ln't he .lim Taylor. voulrl il? She- was a lllPllllN-'I' uf tht' F. ll. A. 2. 3, Prvsimlvnt fl: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, -1: and Tri-l'li-Y 3. HANNAH J. YEAGER UllSl.Ill'SS Hzlllwllinri Xrf'Zlgl'I'i. se-rvefl on thc- ORANMQ AWD BLMZK Staff 3. 4: Baud 2. 3. 4: Orvln-slra l. 22 Tri-lli-Y 3, 4: and thc- Girls' Churus 2. She is unc' of uur lmsim-ss-likv Businm-ss Erlucaliun girls, who summ-clay would like- tu lwuoinc- thi- nursv of a Certain mlmwlur. NVQ' wonrlvr who that cuulil lwl ll CUNSTANCE lVl. WINTERS Acaflclnir' ncllllllllrq was iu the Tri-lli-Y 3. 4. Prvsi- mlvnt 4: fllajon-llc' 1. 2. 3. 4: Give llluh 1. 2. 3. 4. S1-crm-tary 4: and was in ilu- Class Play 4. She would like' lo lwvonw a nursr-. hut wc arc afrairl jim might gm-I in lhm- way. llow ahuut that. l'Connie?i' PEGGY A. YEAGER IfllSl.lll'SA hvllllfllfitlll Peggy was a nn-mlwr uf thc' Tri-lli-Y 3. 4: Baud l. 2. 3: District Band 3: Orvlws- Ira 1. 2. 3: anrl iu llu- Class Play 4. llvr wi-aknvss, uf l'llllI'!4l', is llm-uuiv, auml lu-r arnhitiwm is lu wurk in a hank. Wil wuu- ilvr if hllt'l'lIlll'., will change hvr u1inml'f?'f FRED H. WINTERS In Memoriam Agrifllllrlrz' W'intvrs was a uwmlwr of the F. F. A. 2. 3, 4. llc does not seein to he satisfiwl wilh ilu' girls at Jvrsry Sll0l'! lligh Sclluol. he- vause ho spvncls most uf his time hunting new ones. We hope- you will lllillil' out suvcvssfully in your si-arvh. GEORGE S. WOODI NG Arvnlvluirf Geurg:m-'i was in the Baud 3. 4: Oimwuiz AND BLACK Staff 41 Football 3 4- lli-Y 3 -12: and Class Trvasurvr -1. He 1-nte-rc-rl frum LORA :M'Nl':5 W1 I SH xN2 G1lllYl'l'IlPlll' lligh in his Sopllumorv Yvar. vc-1, an, wr gun., thu fm' llv sm-Ins to spvuil a lot of his Iiuw on H. who quam! Hug wah H Hmm R. Strom-l and would like to he ax cloclur. not mush with ug. In om In h luan yvar sho was liken lx 12k'2Illl. lluwe-wr. wv lull iliun llf'l' in uur un-ui ' Q 91 1. lu-rl vlasslualc. OIAIUS I956 FR7-KMED1 FFKME 1950 1 to succeed Most xike v Ray Ferglfson Wxntefs Connie M001 59 KW' q gesi '59 ygxssexx Xen Fess J 0,3 U Bd H S B'-Irf Frjchee I1 Is Xjoixna M3190 Mar sham C v sf-ly Best natured Nancy Bubb Rlchard Mutchler fi wwqwm .sg x QW as, M ost 11-,te 11 Best looking Robert Ream akef H91 Ee is Fensterm R en Chr. Iftx Do! gbert Th lst-Ian omas Best dancers- Gordon Haney Most D0p Miria ular DOHa1d Kenne m English dy Ruth Billman Winies tx .FIU est Bro Oan wn M0rris lima words-Szcx-mu r ,CLR R U lass 5 nn E+: EQE 4 E as a K 13 - I. Q . ' --' 5 ' ?:. . f .. -: - 4 - . Cm - lim, 1.1 .!1 ' L'771 1 I Y' 'ir-ini: irrl. i Q -14 -L.1 4 M . -,f ' 'J '...-.....I:l il i ' t Q Q .i :: 1' :'si :::f - -E 111. l'sl1 l1'i'!1'Q-1161! QAL9. Www., fgmwgudl-43, gwawiwsg, , ll-f 4l Q- . lil' 1 93 PACE MAKERS . N.,. .. I X w IllS'l'llIl l' HAND Ruth Bill- BAND l.E'l l'iflRNIl'1N -.lzinius Mclluirv. Kathleen Wnifo. .Iam-I IlIS'l'IlIl l' 0Rf'HIES'I'li.X --Iwft mam. lk-gzgry l,:ikv. Nliriuin lin- Yulw. L00 Ilnmpv. Lola liuriivld, Lois .Iul11isu11. Sillliiril lflvkvl. fu Ifigxhf: Doris IIJll'tl'1lilff. Fm' grlisll. Fzirul l'il'LZ'lYii. ilvlvn Nlym-rs. Clara: Eh-rritt, Iiitn lflairtzs-ll, Aldon Faust, Lluycl l':u'k:irml. Form-st nl Idrgrult. Juym- K0l1'ililt'l'. Illlznim Nlr. Sl'lllN'lHiUl'fl'l', l7iruvhn'g llvii- 'l'm:ih, .lt'illlIll' Nlngrge, l7:ii'ln-:iv l+lis0iiiinwvi', I,:u'ry Wolalmi. Shir- Mya-rs. Stunrliny: l'1Vl'l'l'itSlIliHI ry Nlilfiill, tiilhcrt Waite. Wil! Icy l'uust. .XIIII Shulicr. .Iniic tizittikur, iwGll'gJll'0i Iioilgrors. lloiisilml Il u ii r y Ill1l'i'w:im'iitcl', lizirhziru li.un ll. Ihwmks, Stunloy Srhaill, Wliitc, l':1ul Kun-11. lilziilio iiricklnain, Idclltli I,:iulvr. Nlzir:::irot lhmx-s, Mr. Sl'iIl?Ullli1Il'f0l', ljirvc Msirgairol llmlgrvrs, B :I 1' h :i 1' :l fil'l'0ll0. Shirlcy Millvr. Czniliwyli Sylvis. Luis Huff, Ilclcn Kin- tor. lluwcs. ki-:uI. 'l'l1um:is Cunli:i,Qfv. Gary Clzirk, Snmucl l'vs-m'hi:1, Ili-lon Nlyi-rs, VW-lcluii Cohivk. liohx-rt xvJllkl'l', Iluhcrt Russ. lizirl Fics-k. Iii-.wmv Womliiigr. Fifi, , nwfffmk , Q 1, i I I,.XNllN1l l4'0I,I.XllI'1 Q li IC ld N - S'l'.X'l'l'1 HAND Rfvnuic Ilzirtcr. I!.XSI'll!.Xl.i. I,i'Z'i l'l41RNIl'1X NHlin1l.I,1Qfl lu I-'iy11:l:IDuli:ilcl Slwrrill llillvr. lioicl, iiurmlun Iljingy, Duusilmi Ks-:ilu-ily. Slunrlingf: llzxy lfcrarlisnii, 1.00 hruiiz, liurt I'l'1lIl1'lS. HONOR S'l'I7DI'1N'l'S HHH l!H-Ei - l4'HlJ'l'l!.XI,l. I.i'Z'l l'l'ZliRiIiN Firwl Irmr, lmfl fn lfiyrlfl Plrnic ll.XSKAl11'I'Il.Xl,i, l.l4l'l l'I'HliNIl4ZN lwfl l l'l'Nf li'UIl', lmfl lvl lfiylllf llvlvii lirmvli. .lim Da-l':ipri:i. Huh liwiiii. Uibllllit' K0i4l. liny I vr,:ilsml. In lilfllii. Ix'nwf'Iingl i'il'IliA' lirowll. f'ill'iNtiElIl. lfuyu Mya-rs, Nnrnm Hur! l r:im-is. lhmtw Ks-mwily. Swmnrl Run' Lylu l'crl'y. Allen Ilis-kl':iv'1wi1h'i'. limiiiiv II:lrci'. Hur- liiih-l'. Svrmul Ifnur Lu- iizim- ifryv. Dim-k Uirpcnlor. 'l'nm Czillimui, lines RilillL'llIll'i'. Tlfirrl lfnu' iliv lizincy. Sirrnrliny Hurt I 1':m- iw. Sillllll0l l'v4's'iii:i, G11-nn Lvh- - Nix-k IH-limi. Skin XVZIJIAIUII 1,1-wis Diugrle.-r. iinwliv Ilziucy. Sim: vis. Rui' lfvruiisun, Ilouniu Ih'i4I. mini, Wursivr. l u11rIli Ihnu- Dmizilrl Kissi-Il, ficorgrc VVmnli1ig, Hcurgv llvmiic lJ11i'i'w:ia-lilcl', Luruy Km-ilvr. NiHl'iJll'itY, .lim lloycr. John Wulliiiutnii. 94 PACE MAKERS I. Y. l4'00'l'll.Xl.l, I,l'I'l l'l'1RMl'lN 1,1-fl lJIS'l'liIl l' l'II0lil'S Imff fu Ifigfhf. Siffinyl, Hrs! IIUXHR till0l'l'S vw lfiglhl, Firxf lion' lionlon liussu. Ifnu' l'1llL!'l'lll'Hl!lli4'k,.lil1'k Nlyvlw. Runzllsl Ilzurtvr. HRS. I'. 'I'. A. WINYFIUI iff' f Svil Klillt'f'l'Hl'l'. ll:ll'l'y' Kvulor. Swrvnnl .lim Il'llIll. Dnlmlnl Il:llluln'l'ty. Slrrfuliuyl X:num'j,w lflyflfl, l ir.NI I-'HH' film' SUUIISI- WIN' 'fun l':lI,LYOIll' Ilnllivk. l!:ll'1'y Yllllllilll- l.llpulrl..l:1m-t Yuhv. Nlzlry .lm-kwin. llonnu llmvl-N, Yllllllilllkvll llmmlzl llriewulul. lim: wr. llnlv Sllilllll. .Iulm UHIIISIIII. Thirfl liiln llalrlm-l. .luamnv Nlznurvy. Kzllhlvcn Wealth. Illfl UIIIY- Nf 'fI'f lf l UW Vlllfll 'mu' llmmlnll'c1'l'y,Frumlllsulsvr.ling' lor. .l4l:lIl l.rn'wug:. Shirlvy' Xlillvr. -I' llzlsiingrs. Fnurlll Hull' linlwrt Kos- Hairy TIIHIIIJIN. Tlurfl lfmr tiurxlun 'illih'l'. l'h2ll'll'S lfvlllly. Rmmhl Marks. ilzmvy. llivk f4Jll'IY1'IIl4'Y'. l.1'1' Krvill. lun liln-1-ll. Rllllfllll Olul. fiilin-rt Wnilv. av lf. ll. .L Vlillli WINNERS l.fl'1 ru J, Y. lLXSKli'I'll.Xl.l. l.l'Z'I l'I41liNll'1N Imff fu I.'ig1l11, l'vll'Nf lf, I-'. .L Plillli WINNERS Imff In lliyllf. l irsI I-'nu' .loan l,m'suug:. llvut- lfuu' IA-wiw Ilinzlur. JEIIIIUN l ll'iilll'l'. Anthony lla-lfunzu. ffiflllf, Firxl I.'f11l' K'ln:u'lvs liolnlvilw. Vivo l lllkl'o1l. Sv 1' 4: DI rl Ifdlll' Bcity Swrunrl limi' llrllcc XVUISIIJIIIS. Rulncrt Sllzlllglwlw. .Xlln-I1 Dau- Ilzllluw. Sfruml Hull' Sylx'n':-:- iilllllll. Nlllfiilll Spvvk. lfrym-, lm-r Nlmm-. Km1:ul1l llurh-r. i X 4 .I'XIS0.Xl' t'UN'I'l'1S'l' Imn' llli. li. Il. IIAYICS t'UX'l'l'lS'l' WINNERS - I'I'1XXSYI.X'.XXI.X ICSSAY l'UN'I'I'N'l' :lNl1l4'llvll. Imff fn lfiflllf, First lfllll' l'I4liTh I,:ll1lu1'. I-'ig1l:I, f I'l'A'f limi' lizlrl lflvvk. mm m Nvvmul liuu' Shirlcy Millvr. 'l'wil:1 l'noI. Nrvfmfl Iknu' .lnhn Kimlmrt. 95 I,rff fu xvilsxllll. 1- lloliliug up lluv huilmling, lflclvr, F.E'l'gLlISlll1, Kvn nn-ily. 2 The- tiliampinns won it for us. 3 -,lim and Boll -silling pr:-lly. fl- -Clara. our great cuiuposer. 5- lllarshall, Bouts, Mallhvw. l,ylr'-taking advice from Crugran. 6-Winlvrs, Howes, llarlranlt, Bulpln, Boltin or thc Big lfivv. MAY 1 1, m 0 ll ll! 16 18. l0 22. 26 26 29 30 JUNE 1, 4, 5 7 96 Calendar Rvpnrl carmlsl All thi' frvslmwn arv m'x'au'uliuji su ilu-y wnn'l haw- ln lalw finals. Think il's a wastz- of linw? W4-ll. it isuil l ll Ulvfl Clulb COIll'f'l'l. Now all yllu fvllows luring your gals auil haw slum' fun. .Nssvrullly lmlay uuilvr the' watvhlul vym' ul Nlrs. Wvilvr. Wm- always vnjoy lu-1' assi-mlrlivs. Svuiors arm' rvall ' lnus now, willl all llu- ri-lu-arsals ilu-v Y . allvml. Tlwy arc forrvcl lu lm-aw vlassvs. Who is coni- plaiuiug'f'f Sllllll' of our spurlivr lmys sm-4-in lo fm-l llu' lure- of ilu- wnmls aucl arf- always going fishing. lllu svlmol mlays lun, lsli, lslxl. Nlusvle mvn in assi-nihly lmlay. Nlr. ,larmuska always shows off his slullvnls' musclvs. Miss Nevins' girls we-rc' in lhc- shuw alsu. Ray Tmnh wuulfl lilu- In prvsvnl a syslvm he usvs lu walw himsvll in tho morning. Cmniiig l-l'Hlll hli!'lllll!-1-il Tnmlv, ilis vc-ry svivnliliv. 19, 20 Stale- lflmrus at llarrisluurg. Sc-va-ral nf nur songlmirmls will nu cluuht males- aut well. lluuu- rmnn lxusiness or l:-arning in de-tail what tu ilu ancl not In mln arnnnml J. S. ll. S. 23ff'l'l14- rlignilim-il, supvr-iulvlligvnt. s4-niurs arv taking lhm-ir vxaminalinns. Cowl luvk. hrainsl Class Day 1-xvrcisvs. Thu svuiurs as usual maflm- a vvry ph-asant asse-mlily with the-ir annual class :lay 1-xc-rvisc-s. 'llhc' juniors spu11surc'ml lhr' Jllllllll'-SQ'lllUI' Prmn in honor of our grarlualiug vlass. In lnrivf: a gnml time was liarl hy all. Missing Class of 1950. Nly. what a qui:-l sclmol. Mr-morial Day auml no sclnml. llurrahl ll's hut anyway. 2, 5 l inal vxanis. Wi-ll, al lvust wr' haw a Wl'1'li-l'llll ln vram fur lhvui. 'As graduation uvars thc llLll'CZ1lEllll'l.'iilt' Sl'1'Vlt'l' conu-s inlu vivw. Grarluation f-xvrvises ancl wo hicl thv class of '50 adiru. W0'll rathvr miss them. -Svlmnl clusirs at lastl Annllier pf-aceful lis that thc wnrfll sunimvr. Throu h the yearns we lg, thank these ur Farthful Friends Walk 0 . 9 M B Z Ax 4 'g Mid! Zimmerman Brothers Allegheny Creamery lne. Wholesale Quality GROCERS and CONFECTIONERS DAIRY PRODUCTS LOCK HAVEN, PA. 801 Allegheny Street Phone 298 COHICK BROS. Philip L. Madden 81 Son Leaders in CONCRETE FRESH and SMOKED MEATS ls Our Specialty We also do Stone and Block Work Since 1884 Estimates Cheerfully Submitted Phone 488-J-2 SALLADASBURG, PA. LOCK HAVEN, PA. J8 MCCLAINS GULF SERVICE Allegheny and Depot Street 'Telephone 9395 Central Coal Sz Lumber Co. LUMBIZR AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 110 Harris Street, Thompson's Food Market A ClIIIIf7ll'fl' Ifoml S!'l'l'i!'! Phone 466 and 467 BECK 62 BECK PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICES l2Al South Main Street Phone 605 liflaugllt in the acl. 2-Nice looking wall. 3-Monkeys? 4'-Is it chilly, Cllarlvs 5-Time out from Iypin lfCould this be National Smile Week? 2---The pause that refreshes! 3iNow, at what coulzl these boys be looking? 4iProfessor Watts in the act. 5-Watch those waistlinesl CENTRAL CABLE CORPORATION Stewart Furniture Company 610 Washington Avenue 944 Allegheny Street HARDER'S SPORTING GOODS HERALD PUBLISHING CQ. ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Herald Building Gummo Laundry 8z Dry Cleaning Co. ,101-IN SEXTON gl C0, 614 East Third Street Mmffmuring WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 245128 WILLIAMSPORT' PA' P. O. Box JS-Sexton Square Chicago 90, Ill ELLENBERGER'S FOOD MARKET Frozen Fruits, Vegetables and Fish Fancy Groceries, Meats and Produce 1244 Allegheny Street Phone 600 100 RALPH E. KELCHNER JERSEY SHORE STATE BANK 125 North Main Street 115 South Main Street Riverfront Garage Company L. L. STEARNS Sz SONS 269 NUYUI Main Street Celebrating Our Centennial Year Phone 203 WILLIAMSPORT, PA. NEW METHOD VARNISH CO. HARRISONS SUPER MARKET FOUNDATION OF SCHOOLS Wbclz You Can Buy for Lass Well Kept Floors Why Pay More Elmira, N. Y. MYERS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY STORE 101-103 South Main Street 1-Mr. Grugan's l1orseplay . 2-The lucky boy! 3-All lined up. 4-Beware, reckless driver! 5-Einstein's Hangout. SHAW .IEWELERS 132 South Main Street DeCAPRIA INN AVIS, PA. STEIN FURNITURE Complete HOME FURNISHERS LOCK HAVEN, PA. RAYHORN'S LUNCH Where the Gang Mecfs 1310 Allegheny Street DAUGHERTY'S SPORTING GOODS 1241 Allegheny Street DEITRICK'S SERVICE STATION JERSEY SHORE, R. D. Phone 437 Phone 535-R5 HARRY L. SMITH BILL AND EVIE'S Pharmacist Taka-Peek-I nn 1324 Allegheny Street Phone 555 BOATMAN MOTORS Willys Cars, Trucks, and Jeeps 155 South Main Street E. U. SCHERER General Electric and Goodyear 370 Allegheny Street J. S. RUDNITZKI, INC. , ' DIAMONDS - JEWELRY - WATCHES 123 West Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. REEVES, PARVIN 81 CO. Wholesale Grocers 301 West Third St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. BROWNLEE'S FOOD MARKET Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 12R 313 South Main RITTER'S SPORTING GOODS The Best in Sports Equipment 300 East Main Street LOCK HAVEN, PA. We Serve-You Save-Shoes and Hosiery BROWN'S BOOT SHOP LOCK HAVEN, PA. Sherman's Sunoco Service and Barbecue Phone 9461 Route 220 East of Jersey Shore REGAL 81 BLUM JEWELERS CASH on CREDIT LOCK HAVEN, PA. Phone 2019 DURRWACI-ITER'S BAKERY BREAD - CAKES - GROCERIES 358 Allegheny Street W. LYNN KLINEFELTER Allegheny Street and Canal MARTHA'S BEAUTY SALON 608 Allegheny Street J. C. PENNEY CO. 256 Allegheny Street Shaffer, Condor 8z Hopkins, Inc. ELDER'S RESTAURANT 106 North Main Street Williamsport Refrigeration Service Quality Hardware Sim-e 1353 608 Elmira Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA I7 East Main Street LOCK HAVEN, PA. Phone 2-6488 or 9567 DA I ' MCCORMICK DRAYLINE, INC. V DS AVIS PA Outfitters ' Men ' Boys ' w1LLIA1v1sPoR'r, PA. ROBB'S I'IOY'S Where Quality and Economy Count Men's and Boys' Clothing Q AVIS, PA. LOCK HAVEN, PA. CENTRAL SANDWICH SHOP MEALs AND LUNCHES AVIS, PA. Phone 1065-W H. K. LEHMAN Pharmacist 304 Allegheny Street GRIECO'S FOOD MARKET Quality GROCERIES Railroad Street ' w. L. LEVEGOOD 362 Allegheny Street Phone 305-J MAX MAMOLEN SHOES for the Entire Family Allegheny Street IDEAL SHOP Women's and Children's Clothing 232 Allegheny Street HUB'S TAILOR SHOP CLEANING - ALTERING - PRESSING 102 North Main Street n BREN'S, THE FLORIST FLOWERS for All Occasions 228 Pennsylvania Avenue AVIS FOOD MARKET IRVIN'S HARDWARE Phone 506 116 South Main Street AVIS, PA. Phone 70 THE UNION NATIONAL BANK 222 Allegheny Street J. J. NEWBERRY AND CO. 110 Allegheny Street THE VILLA 212 Allegheny Street LUBELLE'S LOCK HAVEN, PA. AVIS MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. FRED J. EISEMANN, Jeweler Phone 581 31 Bellefonte Avenue AVIS, PA. LOCK HAVEN, PA. COFFEE SHOPPE FRED L. MILLER, Prop 312-314 Allegheny Street RICHARD R. MOTTER GENERAL INSURANCE Herald Building THE SEW AND SO SHOP Women's Apparel and Yard Goods, etc. 259 Allegheny Street MAY'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning and Pressing for All the Family Rear of Union National Bank COHICK'S TRADING POST Jim's Home Made Ice Cream SALLADASBURG, PA. SALLADASBURG HOTEL GENE and GAYLE PFIRMAN, Props. SALLADASBURG, PA. SHORE LOAN COMPANY 321 Allegheny Street Phone 197 HAZEL R. FISHER Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association 366 Allegheny Street SCRIPTURE SUPPLY SHOPPE Bibles, Gifts, School Supplies 132 South Broad Street WITMYER JEWELRY STORE 26 East Main Street Phone 2524 LOCK HAVEN, PA. MRS. WOLF'S SHOP Children's and Ladies' Apparel 259 Allegheny Street WOOLRICH WOOLEN MILL Avis Branch AVIS, PA. IRVIN'S HARDWARE Appliances, Plumbers' Supplies and Paints AVIS, PA. Phone 536 RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. It's Easy to Pay the Reliable Way Market Square WILLIAMSPORT, PA. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 131 South Main Street THE DONNIE ART NEEDLE SHOPPE 409 Allegheny Street ALLISON'S PIE SHOP AVIS, PA. GEORGE W. ZERBE PLUMBING AND HEATING DELCO OIL BURNERS M. M. DeCOURSEY Bakery Products and Groceries 618 Allegheny Street JOSEPH MAMOLEN'S SHOE STORE Family Shoe Headquarters 104 South Main 207 Allegheny Street MILLER MOTOR COMPANY Sales - FORD - Service 336-339 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore Sheet Metal Works 224 South Broad Street Phone 98 BRENEMAN'S ESSO SERVICENTER At Foot of Hill 911 Allegheny Street SANTA STONE BEAUTY SHOP 330 Wilson Street F. C. DOANE AGENCY 105 South Main Street CLARENCE T. OTT ATLANTIC FURNACE OILS 700 Railroad Street W. A. BUTTORFF Hardware and Sheet Metal 1306 Allegheny Street MENCER'S FARM SUPPLY STORE GRAIN, FLOUR, AND FEED Rear 216 Thompson Street RADIO ELECTRIC STORE 328 Allegheny Street Phone 455-R HARRY AND BOB MENCER, AGENCY For All Your Insurance Needs 1473 Allegheny Street STROEHMAN N BROTHERS COMPANY 339 Washington Boulevard WILLIAMSPORT, PA. WIEDHAHN JEWELRY CO. Fine jewelry Since 1855 Phone 142 177 East Main Street LOCK HAVEN, PA. THORNTON'S HARDWARE J. A. LONDON 81 SON Your Hot Point Dealer DeSoto-Plymouth Sales and Service 141-143 South Main Street 608-610 Railroad Street PENNYPACKER'S BARBER SHOP JERSEY SHORE WATER COMPANY 1304 Allegheny Street 220 South Main Street ELY'S AUTO SUPPLY J. K. MacMILLAN Firestone Men's Store 135 South Main Street 109 South Main Street KORNER SHOPPE LEHMAN GROCERY STORE 100 South Main Street 402 Railroad Street RIN ELLA'S FRUIT MARKET. SUPREME HOSIERY COMPANY 209 Allegheny Street Oliver and Cemetery Streets BIERLY'S SERVICE STATION M. L. CLASTER 8z SONS, INC. 600 Allegheny Street 219 Bank Avenue J. S. HOTEL and SULLIVAN'S GRILL Danley's Stationery and Hobby Shop Main Street 140 South Main Street PINE CREEK MILL HARER PHOTO SERVICE Jersey Shore, R. D. 1 24 Hour Service on Roll Film Avis-544 Phone 20 HENRY'S BAR-B-QUE D' k - IC ey Grugan Hardware Company, Inc. LUNCHES AND BAR-B-QUE LOCK HAVEN, PA. HELPERS FOR OUR 1950 BOOK Photography ----- PARAMOUNT STUDIO, Wifiamsport, Pa. Printing and Engraving - - GRIT PUBLISHING Co., Williamsport, Pa. Our special appreciation goes to the representatives of the above firms: Miss Ann Smith, our photographer, and Mr. James Frailey, our publishers' representative. They gave us time, over and above anything they would be expected to do. We owe them our thanksg and at the same time, we want to thank everyone who contributed in any way to our 19 5 0 yearbook. 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