Loyalsock Township High School - Echoes Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

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'agmx 5: o e 9 f U ' C , 'Q' ,-, .f 9? 71 Va, 7-5 v ll llll 'ALMA MATER' In the hills of Pennsylvania Is a school of worth, Which prepares her sons and daughters To enrlch the earth With great serv1oe born of courage Kay thy sons supply Strength to build a greater nation, On God's help rely lay thy daughters, skilled and noble, With touch of kindly hand, Cause the flowers of grace and virtue To o'erflow the land Then shall hope of our great leaders Who have loved for thee, Be fulfilled, both now and ever, In eternity Chorus May the light of truth and knowledge From the Loyalsock Star Gleem upon the wor1d's dark pathway Shining near and far Rev. John Wilcox .vu- I ll 4 A ' 1 I 1 A um xv I -' I I I M' t I 'I HHH: ,. - 1 Af ii Xxfb-SS ri ' . ' ' '. 9 Q: I 1 -o A llllllllllldlnllllllll fl 45 37 , K. ,-I. r A K .U f ' I ' , Xff 4 ' X lilo. f f -X 124 531: -is QQ N W. Mr Carl Driscoll .R Supervising Principal Mr Nelson Mullen Mathematics Miss Grace Ide Vocational Hr T Dean Witmer Vocational Agriculture Mr James Albright Social Studies Ml' Andrew Barrow Physical Education Kiss Grace Laverty Music Mr Richard Gleockler Science Mr Floyd English 94 ..-7 fy, Hr Robert Carpenter Highway Safety Education laeteller 'ffrfae r , c ,I Tk s -Jl,: 5:A4ng QF' iq' -w ik an . gy? . A XX 'u ' I . Y , . ' 5 ' 0 0 fi V- .A A Q .J go. 'Qi N-- Xiff fQj3 QXXLL 'f N Home Economics x ,,1Tg3-. if? S322- - X I WW' 'UXSJLT' L 921 X --wsu: -W XFN. ,.... ' ZIZQSZQJLQ Su' Us D o o e 0' he 1 ' Et f SE Z - P ' sb ' ' 'v ' 1 n an 5 ' W , f, 1 J O T I I I Cecil Herbert Bedford Uheelerville, Pa Born! February 20, 1955 Since 'Ceo' has been responsible for the typing of our newspaper, he should make a good stenographer, which ie his life ambition ACtlYit18ll Class Historian 1,23 Glee Club 5,43 Operetta 5, Junior Play 53 Newspaper 43 Yearbook staff 43 Soccer 2, Senior Play 4 14' s-nl? X Half 04' 'fb Watson Dudley Brown Forksville, Pa Bo n July 6, 1955 Daddy' wants to live on and own his own farm so he can be h1e own boss Activities: F F A l 2,5,4, Chaplain 55 Glee Club 5,4, Baseball 5,4, Basketball 1,2,5,4, School Safety Patrol 5I Soccer 2, 5,4, Newspaper 5, Senior Play 4 Alice Jane Caseman Wheelervllle, Pa Born: Hay 5, 1955 'Shorty' never misses a chance to take part in school activities, especially anything musical She wants to be a music teacher after graduating Activitxesa Class Secretary 1,2 F H A 1,2,5,4, Glee Club 2,5,4, Band 5,4, Orchestra 2,5, Cheer leader 5,43 Basketball 1,23 Newspaper 5,4, Bdztor 45 Magazine Campaign Room Captain 1, School Captain 45 Senior Play 4 William R Dieter Jr Hillsgrove, Pa Born: December 2, 1933 'Bill's ambition is to be a Used Car Dealer He should be a whiz at it as he has had much experience with his own car Activities: Class Historian 3, F F A l,2,3,43 Treasurer 3, Toastmaster 3, Glee Club 3,4, Safety Patrol 33 J V Basketball 2, Soccer 4, Newspaper 3, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4 13 i Nellie Marie Gilbert Forksville, Pa Born: July 2, 1932 'Tootn has kept everyone smiling and happy in the past four years with her good nature After grad uatxng, she plans to do factory work Activities: F H A 43 Glee Club 4, Newspaper 3 Senior Play 4 Ella Ruth Heess Forksv1lle, Pa Born! December 4, 1933 Ella always has her lessons done on time She wants to be a sec rotary after graduatlon Activ1tiest F H A l,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,41 Newspaper 33 SBHIOT Play 4 Charles Robert Howell Forksvllle, Pa Born: December 7, 1955 Charlie , our tallest basketball player, llkes sports much better than studylng He wants to be a coach Actlvltlesx Class Presldent 55 Glee Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2,5,45 Newspaper 5,4, Senlor Play 4 X null' M' Hazel Amelia Lew1s Forksvllle, Pa Born: August 18, 1955 'Hazel nut who was always good at mathematics and bookkeeplng wants to be a stenographer after she graduates Activltlesx Class Secretary 4, F H A 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper 3, Senlor Play 4 Mary Lou Pardoe Forksville, Pa Born: December 3, 1933 Mary will always be remembered for her bright remarks in her classes and hopes to be a nurse after graduation Act1v1t1es: Class Vice Pres1 dent 3,4, F H A l,4,3,4, Vice Presldent 3, President 45 Glee Club 5,4, Orchestra 2,3, Band 3,4, Magaz1ne Sales Captain 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper 2,3,45 SGHIOT Play 4. 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D 1 . 5, Richard W Randall Forksville, Pa Bornt August 19, 1933 'Rit' takes a great interest 1n F F A He plans to be a farmer and to gain a higher degree in the F F A Activities: Class Vice Presl dent 2, Secretary 3, Historian F F A 1,2,3,4g Secretary 1, Pres1dent 3, J V Basketball l Soorekeeper 2, Manager 3,45 Safety Patrol 53 Orchestra 2,3 Band 3,4gG1ee Club 33 Newspaper Senior Play 43 Yearbook Staff 4 Carlton Fred R1nker Forksville, Pa Born: June 23, 1933 Speedy , a very nlce and reliable fellow, wants to be a coach after graduatlon ACt1Vlt18Bl Class Presldent F F A l,2, Chaplaln 23 Glee Club 3,4, Basketball l,4,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Soccer c,3,4, Yearbook Staff 43 Newspaper 3,4, Senlor Play 4 Margaret Ellen Robbins Hillsgrove, Pa Born: November 1, 1933 'Peggy , always neat and attrac tive, wants to be a TOC811Bt when through school Activitless Class Treasurer 3, F H A 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1,23 Newspaper 3, Glee Club 2,3,45 Senior Play 4 Calvin L. Shaffer Dushore,Pa. Born! December 27, 1952 nCa1' is looking forward to taking the heavy-weight crown from Ezzard Charles, ten years from now. Activities: F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Senior Play 45 Soccer 4: ' 4 '17 'N il Ill Grace E Streby Overton, Pa Born: August 15, 1952 'GIBCIS was always falthful to her studles and busy keeplng her treasurer's book ln order She wants to be a nurse after gradu atlon Actlvltles Class Treasurer 3 4 F H A 1,2,5,4, Treasurer 4, Newspaper 5, Glee Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senlor Play 4 9 You Anxxxxx 'Q I 'K X Class Hlstory We began our hlgh school career on a bright sunny day in the fall of 1947 at Elkland Townsh1p High School We found the doors w1de open for twenty four students Some of the faces had happy expresslone while others had sad Some tongues were loose and some were very taut As freshmen we had the home economlcs room for our home room filled one half of it On October 27, Barbara Howard moved back to Philadelphia, during the same term, Joyce Shadduck moved to Canton On April 12, 1948, Paul Bender joined us from Sonestown High School Our homeroom teacher was Miss Ide who succeeded in teaching us a few manners The faculty conslsted of Mr Carl Driscoll, Superv1s1ng Prin clpal, who taught Engllsh and biology, Grace Ide, who taught home economics, Andrew Barrow, who taught h1Bt0Py and phys1cal educatlo Nelson C Mullen, who taught mathematics and bookkeeping, and LaVerna L Saphore, who taught vocational agr1culture The class officers were: Clinton Boyles, President, Rlchard Randall, Vice President, Alice Caseman, Secretary, Beatr1ce Brown, Treasurer, and Cecil Bedford, Historian Returnlng to school as sophomores we felt a little bigger because we could look down on the class behlnd us We had the same homeroom with twenty one famil1ar faces and the same homeroom teacher However, we learned that our school was now called Loyalsock Joint High School During our term we welcomed Charles Howell who joined us from Robert Treat Junior High School, Newark, New Jersey, and Dean Hartford from Shunk Our teachers thls year were Carl Drlscoll, Supervlslng Prin cipal, Andrew Barrow, h1etory and physlcal educat1on, Grace Ide,home economics, Grace Laverty, muslc, Paul Marklewlcz, sclence, Floyd Masteller, English, Nelson Mullen, mathematics, LaVerne L Saphore, vocational agrlculture The class offlcers were as follows: Presldent, Richard Randall, Vice Presldent, Carlton Rinker, Secretary, Alice Caseman, Treasurer, Margaret Robbins, and Historlan, Cec1l Bedford The puplls who left our class were Wllliam Graffius and Reva Ramsey Wllliam Graffius went to Montoursvllle and Reva Ramsey went to Liberty Returnlng the next year as Junlors, happler than any year before, we walked lnto school wlth fifteen Ihul Bender rel1eved themselves of w1th us Durlng the year Beatrlce Bedford left our class Cecil and while Beatrlce settled down to the treasury, we held two performances famlliar faces Dean Hartford and scholastlc dutles and d1d not return Brown, Sylva Guleewhlte, and Cecil Sylva went to Canton Hlgh School buslness of l1fe To bulld our by Lucky and H13 Sons of the Range . 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' ' e - ' e e . n F . , . . , . . o Mlss Ide was our homeroom teacher agaln and led us along new paths of l1fe The teachers were: Carl Drlscoll, Supervlslng PT1nC1pal, Floyd Masteller, soclal studles, Grace Laverty, 1uB1C, Grace Ide, home econcmlcs, Nelson Mullen, mathematlcs, Dean N1tmer, vocatlonal agrl culture, Paul Marklewlcz, sclence and Andrew Barrow, HlBtOTy and physlcal education The class officers were: Presldent, Charles Howell, Vice Pres1dent, Mary Lou Pardee, Secretary, Richard Randall, Treasurer, Grace Streby and Hlstorlan, W1ll1am D1eter Going back to school ln the fall of 1950 as sen1ors we totalled flfteen members, but early ln the year, Ronald Croman moved to Maine and Cec1l Bedford rejolned us from Canton Hlgh School The new school project was started so our homeroom was changed to the audltorium Miss Ide, avaln, was our homeroom teacher! She had tolerated ue for three years so she trled the fourth The faculty was: Mr Carl Driscoll, Supervlslng Prlncipal, Mr Barrow taught hlstory and physlcal education, Mr Masteller, social stud1es, Miss Ide, home economlcs, Mies Laverty, mus1c, Mr Nrtmer, vocatlonal agriculture, Mr Albright guldance and soclal etudles, Mr Mullen, matdematlcs, and ur Gleookler sclence For 8Ct1V1tlE8 we had a Hallowe'en Party and Sen1or Play tltled, What Happened to Uncleu every member of the class worked hard to f1n3nC8 the tr1p to Nashlngton In November, we lost a member of the class Cllnton Boyles left h1s friends in school and Jolned the United States Air Force The class offlcers for the year were: President, Carlton Rlnker, Vice Pres1dent, Mary Lou Pardoe, Secretary, Hazel Lewis, Treasurer, Grace Streby and Historian, Richard Randall This is the year of our graduation As we go down the way to the reality of so many dreams, to the goal for which we have strived, we begin to wonder: do we really want to leave all this behind? Goodby friends, goodbye to high school Our dlplomas are remlndere of happy experiences and passports to days which, we hope, will be as full and as satisfylng as those we are leaving behind Class Wlll We, the senior class of 1951, having strengthened ourselves both mentally and phys1cally durlng four years of hard labor do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament To the faculty, we wlsh to glve our thanks for tnelr patlence and understandlng We are glad to note we haven't drlven one of them to insanlty We hope that they w1ll find another class as well behaved as ours has been To the junlor class, we leave our ab1l1ty to Blng, dance and gambol, also, our abil1ty to conduct a class meetlng smoothely To the glrls of the junior class our glrls leave the1r shyness around boys To the boys we leave socks wlth holes in the toes whlch we have worn so falthfully To the sophomore class, we leave our ab1l1t1es to pass through the hall quietly, to pass notes undetected, and to s1t quletly at d1Sm1B381 time, never havlng to be told the second time to, 'Shut Up' To the freshmen class, we leave our hablt of havlng our homework done on time and our abllity to act innocent even lf we are gullty To the eighth grade, we leave our shyness, good behavior, and alert ness when in the presence of a teacher To the seventh grade, we leave our beauty and excellent manners Last but not least, we make personal bestowalsl though small and trifling, after long discusslons and much deep thought, these are left to individuals wlth the hope that they w1ll be used to thelr greatest advantage Cecil Bedford w1lls h1s typing ab1l1ty to h1s sister Reva Watson Dudley Brown wills his night llfe to anyone who can stand the late hours Alice Caseman wills her shyness to her slster Phyllls William Dleter wills h1s clownlng to Martin Renzo Nellie Gilbert leaves her abllity to tell storles to anyone who can tell them better Ella Ruth Heess wills her qulet ways to Catherlne Bahl Charles Howell wills hls helght to Loule Brown Hazel Lewis wills her spelling ab1l1ty to Yolanda Brown Mary Lou Pardoe wills her figure to Jeanette Vough Richard Randall wllls his 8b111t18B of leadership to John Carpenter Carlton Rinker leaves his qu1et unassumlng attitude to James Houser Margaret Robbins leaves Dean behlnd for one year only Calvln Shaffer wills h1s broad shoulders to Stanley Robblns Grace Streby leaves her ambltious nature to Dorothy Morgan We, the above named, do hereby appolnt our custod1an, Fred Rlnker as sole executor of thls, our last will and testament May he d1l1 gently carry out its every provision ZH, 0 . 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O e 9 . - s f-.-V A , l1z' 1.1- :m ' Cecil Bedford Dudley Brown Alice.Caseman William D1eter Nellie Gilbert Ella Ruth Heess Charles Howell Hazel Lewis Mary Lou Pardoe Richard Randall Carlton Rinker Usually Found Margaret Robbins Calvin Shaffer Grace Streby '24, X13 Ten years hence Cecil Bedford Dudley Brown Alice Caseman Willlam Dieter Nellie Gilbert Ella Ruth Heess Charles Howell Hazel Lewls Mary Lou Pardee Carlton Rlnker Margaret Robbins Calvin Shaffer Grace Streby Richard Randall trying to keep out of trouble getting wings for his Oldsmobile picking on Clinton telling a good Joke hunting for a better story being bashful when no one is around trying to get his muscles to bulge with Nellie puttering around standing up to grow taller hunting a ride to Dushore giggling with no effort with daisies, 'She loves me She loves me not', She loves me' in a green Plymouth Q Senlor Prophecy running for the office of Chief Garbage Collector, Wheelerville, Pennsylvania working on his farm and constantly on the lookout for a housekeeper: 'If I don't find one soon I'm going to send to Sears and Roebuck runnxng their farm while Rex is teaching school Loafing at the Post Office 'If you are smart you don't have to work ' standlng on a street corner in downtown Estelle telling all the latest stories running her own little refreshment stand along the Coon Hill washboard without any shirt He bet on the Dodgers work1ng as a secretary and sitting on her boss's lap every time she gets the chance working as a nurse and making eyes at all the handsome doctors sports edztor for a big newspaper, arguing baseball in his spare time waiting for Dean te 'Pop the question' still telling those, 'big whoppers', with that serious look on his face running their little meat market while Dick is out buying stock entering h1B DeSoto in the stock car races , 1 ' ?'5 'Kiev A . X f Fovorlte S0yln9S Cec1l Bedford Dudley Brown Alice Caseman William Dieter Nellie Gllbert Ella Ruth Heess Charles Howell Hazel Lewls Mary Lou Pardoe Carlton RIHKSI Margaret Robblns Galvln Shaffer Grace btreby Rlchard Randall Cec1l Bedford Dudley Brown Allce Caseman W1ll1am Dieter Nellle Gxlber Charl s Howell Hazel Lewls Mary Lou Pardoe Richard Randall Carlton Rlnker Margaret Robbins Calvln Shaffer Grace Streby Cecll Bedford Dudley Brown A1168 Caseman William Dieter Nellle Gllbert Ella Ruth Heess Charles Howell Hazel Lewis Mary Lou Pardoe Riodard Randall Carlton R1nker Margaret qObb1HB Calvln Shaffer Grace Streby Really' That's what you thlnk' May I borrow a pin? You bet your life I will! Her did, did her? What? They're gonna wlnl Gee will1kers' Well, for gosh sakes! When do we have practlce? Slow down' Nhere's my sparrin' pardner? Be qulet, so I can thlnk Oh, If I wasn't married vorute Songs Oh, What a Pal Was Mary I Was Seelng Nellle Home I'll Hold You In My Hear Beer Barrel Polka Walk Ch1cken Walk Three O'clock 1n the Mornlng A Hunting We V111 Go Five foot Two May I take Two Glant Steps? Take Me Out to the Ball Game L1fe Gets Tedlous Pistol Packin' Mamma Open the Door, Richard Imoglne comlng to school W1tnOut hls glasses g01ng to Dushore ln flfteen mlnutel refuslng to be a cheerleader not having h1B car ln the garage two days in a row not talking for slxty seconds 100klHg at a boy spendlng hlB tlme studylng misslng a square dance argulng growing to be slx feet tall sitting through a basketball game wlthout arguing leavlng Hillsgrove dancing at noon refuslng to go out ln a green Plymouth K . O 6 . .V -V F O - ? W - - : N I 5 . 1: 4531, . . t - 'Q Ella Ruth Heess 1 had one Kiss too Many -QQ O ., 1 J, H Og .lllllllllil O vt' I I Jumor Class T Seated EIOIBB Hugo, Roee Marie Conrad, Reva Bedford 2nd Row: Harr1et Capwell, Jeanette Vough, Forma Morgan, Carole McCarty, Arlene lcCarty, Anna Day, Callie Cliseo, lr R. Gleookler 3rd Rows Stanley Robbins, Dean Roebaoh, James lccarty, Donald Hiller, Roee Shrimp, Donald ldkin, lloyd Hiller, Leslie Woodhead, Benjamin Bayman President Donald ldkin Secretary Anna Day Vice president Leslie Woodhead Treasurer Rose Marie Conrad Historian lloiee Hugo JUHIG CLASS PLAY On Thursday and Friday evening, April 19 and 20, the class of '52 presented the 5 act farce, 'Ignorance Is Bl1es', cast of characters were ae followel Robert, an all American boy Henry, a friend to Robert Kenneth, a rival to Robert Stuart, a friend Tiny, a physical lrnest, a mental Virginia, an all Carolyn, a high to Kenneth giant giant American girl school belle Ihyllis, a wise miss Bonny, a member of the prom committee Amelia, a feminine snake in lden lies larehall, an understanding teacher lies Larson, a misunderstanding teacher . Louise, a school clerk . - . . . . - Director lr. Gleookler by Jean Provence Dean Roebaoh Ben Sayman Dale Higley Donald Hiller James locarty Leslie Woodhead Rose Marie Conrad Carol McCarty Anna Day Jeanette Vough Arlene lbCarty Reva Bedford Rose Shrimp Eloise Hugo ig W .nlu'nuulhnunr. Mac , if XX fp Al - ... i v Q ,f 5 f ? W J 1, L G I 111 Seated: Dorothy Morgan, Mary Lou Baumunk, Dolores Frey, Mr N C M llen, Barbara Horton, Catherine Bahl, Alda Bigley, 2nd Bows Bernie Borek, John Carpenter, Barbara Howell, Phyllis Hugo, Arlene lvans, Irma May, Dorothy Barbour, Dora Boyles, Duane Horton, Levis Brown, Ialdo Kilmer 3rd Rows Dean Robbins, Bruoe Mocarty, John Morgan, Park Bedford Darwin Higley, Jonathan Lewis, James Rinker, Douglas Baoorn, Carl McCarty, Dallas Bovn, Martin Renzo, Wayne Quail President Dora Boyles Secretary Mary Lou Baumunk Vice president Catherine Bahl Treasurer Arlene Evans Historian Barbara Rowell 0 MG 'Sh QW ff 2 I of - in . - , , , F, , .. e e e O C ' I e - - n an ll Q 7 'n .J ls ,guns 'Hue f7...,. .ge s sv. 5 .v M., , in ,Mc ' i ,f '4,,?1'V,. l1IIk.uHIlIHl EX f bk 1 A i Uf' I Ill I I Beatedx Phyllis Oasoman, Betty Shatter, Anne lerton, Carol Bsnse, Leis Ierrell, Kathleen lverling 2nd Ron lr I lasteller, largory lorton, .Toyoe Shatter, laomi liller, Arln Hatch, Sherrill Bogart, Aldona lurks, Ilorenoe Baulunk, Pbllis llocarty, Glenna Baununk, Pauline Barnes, Irene Barnes 5rd Ron Dale Hartford, Donald Bedford, lugene Heinae, Russell Bennett, Poster Hugo, Sidney Plotts, James Houser, Leon Rosbaoh, Donald Hunsinger, .Too Gilbert, Arthur Binker, Bay Swank President Arthur Rinker Beoretary Russell Bennett Vioe president Glenna Beununk Treasurer Betty Shaffer Historian Phyllis Casoxsen XHJXQSFQKRP Class we X C? 4 N To nl ' V fx N Seated: Betty Renxo, Yolanda Brown, Shirley Ketchum, llry lhssett, Shelby Ssnbb, Shirley Higley 2nd Bowl ldvard Staltcrd, lovin lorton, Helen Higley, Virginia lodarty, Barbara Stone, Glenda Parrish, Kay Chap an, Jane Vogt, Louise Cctt, Louise Holyneau, Janice Robb1ns,Grace Wilcox, Kenneth Shaffer, lorman Barnes, lr A Barrow 3rd Rout Lawrence Sherman, Raylond Baumunk, Clinton Higley, Carl geese, Joe Yanney, Robert Norton, James Goudy, Valentino Turks eonard Rosbach, John Brown, James Henry, llwocd Shatter, Billy Shrimp, Ronald Shaffer, lalyn Horton President Sherman Higley Secretary Barbara Stone Vice president Larry Cott Treasurer Louise Gott EIGHTH GRADE QQQ r K5 J I I X f' 2,0 ,Q e '. 1 in 'i Seated: Jean Ferrell, Vivian McCarty, Yvonne Hugo, Alice Sayman, Dolores Everling, lr J Albright 2nd Row: Ronald Bahl, Dale Lette, Richard Plotts, Carl Barnes, Esther Morgan, Honareye linnier, Anne Smith, Margaret Brown, Doris Bacorn, :overly Quail, Harold Clisso, Earl Hartford, Harland Hartford, Norman iller 5rd Row: Howard Barnes, Arthur Horton, Ronald Heinze, Stanley Beeman, Robert Korgan, Norman Guisewhite, Stanley Brown, Emerson Sullivan, Harold Bedford, Carl Bedford, Carl Campbell, Dennis McCarty, Duane President Richard Plotts Secretary Dolores Evsrling Vice presldent Stanley Beeman Treasurer Yvonne Hugo SEVENTH GRADE Y 5 Bacorn, Kilford Carpenter. ff fx KBS? my X M E J!! 525 HI IIVIIIH Q! KS , X I lr! w .i . u I I I ll Seated: Arlu Hatch, Barbara Howell, Phyllis Caseman, Dalles Born Helen Higley, Phyllis Hugo, llery Lou Baumunk, Mary Lou Pardoe, Dorothy llorgem, Richard Randall, Yvonne Hugo, Anne Norton, Eugene Heinze, Dorothy Barbour, Alioe Casoman Standing! Kathleen Bverling, Grace Wilcox, Dolores Frey, Glenda Perrieh, lliee Grace Laverty, director, Kay Chqrmn Jane Vogt, Cooil Bedford, Sidney Plotte P-N0 lug! L,-,J lllqjgxnn 0 D I 1 We Y , . ,1 X Y ILA!! Drcmotuc Club ig For the first time in many years, a. Dramatic Club carried on active in the Lcyalsock High School The club made a slow start as :lt was necessary to wait until the new addition was completed on the school building Some of the alms of the club are 1 To develope poise and confidence in public speaking 2 Tc learn the fundamentals of dramatic production 3 To provide an opening for a release of school dramatic talent 4 To serve as a source of enrichment for school assembly programs President William Deiter Secretary Kathleen Everling Vice president Margaret Robbins Reporter Dudley Down Advisor lr. Gleookler llargaret Robbins, Lois Ferrel, Dudley Brown, William Deiterp Kathleen Bverling, Sherrlll Bogart, Grace Streby, llsry Lou Pardee: Anne Horton, Jeanette Vough, Joyce Shaffer, Phyllis llccartyg Sidney Plotts, Cerl llocarty, Stanley Robbins, Richard Randallg James llccerty, Dean Rosbaoh, Ben Sayman work I I . ,J . , 1 9 1 i ' 1 4 Q ' ' ' of QQ Q st. 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O U 4:11 ...f ,..-Q V lst Row Officers: Dudley Brown, Chaplaing James Rinker, Sentinel, Leslie lcodhead, Reporterg Richard Randall, President: Donald ldkin,Vioe presidentg Donald Hiller, Secretary, William Dieter, Secretary Rosbach, Dean Rosbach, Carl Iccarty, Dean Robbins, James McCarty, Stanley Robbins 5rd Row Dale Hartford, Sidney Plotts, loster Hugo, Arthur Rinker, Russell Bennett, Waldo Kilmer, Donald Hunsinger, lloyd Hiller, Eugene Heinze, Bay Swank, Lewis Brown 4th Row John Carpenter, Bruce lccarty, John lorgan, Bernie Borek, Duane Iorton, lartin Renzo, Dallas Bcwn, Jonathan Levis, Darwin Higley, Park Bedford, Ben Sayman, Douglas Bacorn Standing Calvin Shaffer, Janes Houser The Future Farmers of America are broadening their activities by follow ing a program of work laid out for the year This includes 1 Supervised Farming, its , to assist members to start continuation projects and to improve home projeotsg 2 Cooperative Activities, tc operate group projects or to buy and sell through cooperatives, 3 Community service, to serve the farmers ln the cc munity by testing milk and planting small treesg 4 Leader ship Activities, to prepare members for Leadership Training School, to assist members to prepare for higher degrees, and tc demonstrate parliamentary procedureg 5 Barnings and Savings, to prepare a budget for chapter funds: 6 Conduct of leetings, to hold monthly meetings, to hold scheduled initia tion meetings, and to provide recreation and refreshments for meetings, 7 Scholarship, to maintain an honor roll of members with high grades, to elect officers with good scholastic standingg 8 Recreation, to hold a parent and son banquet The club raised brcilers, had a scrap paper drive and sold seeds to raise funds Some of the boys won competitive contests in cattle judging, tractor driving and project books Several members are working for Keystone Farmer Degrees by enlarging their supervised farming programs, investing project earnings, and by participating in ccammnity and leadership activities Q Future Farmers of Amerucc .L-I' 4- - ' i - X-4 4:42.74 W ,. ..n': 2nd. 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D.l1tmer, Faculty Advisors Joe Gilbert, layne Quail, Leon X , , ' lst Row 0ffiC8Pll Alda Higley, Song Leader, Dorothy lorgan, Reporters Mary Lou Baumnnk, Seoretaryg Barbara Howell, Vice presidentg lary Lou Pardoe, President, Grace Streby, Treasurer Betty Shaffer, Arlu Batch, Naomi Hiller 2nd Row Katherine Bahl, Joyce Shaffer, Anne Horton, Dolores Trey, Phyllis Hugo, Dora Boyles, Carol Rouse, Barbara Horton, Kathleen Everling, Lois Ferrell, Kiss Grace Ide, Advisor 3rd Row Glenna Baumunk, Florence Baumunk, Sherrill Bogart, Nellie Gilbert, Arlene Evans, Irma lay, Dorothy Barbour, Phyllis McCarty, Hazel Lewis, largaret Robbins, Alioe Caseman, Phyllis Caseman, The Future Homemaker of America began this year with thirty two members The Regional D meeting was held at Lehman on October 7 Those who attended from the Loyalsock Chapter wersx Alice Caseman, Barbara Howell Mary Lou Baumunk, Dolores Frey, Irma lay, Dorothy Barbour, Dorothy Morgan One of the members, Barbara Howell, attended the National I H A meeting at Kansas City in July Two representatives, lary Lou Baumunk and Barbara Howell, attended the State F H A meeting at the State Fill Show in January The annual F F A and F H A banquet was held on April 9 Future Homemokers of America , X sh- fA 9214 I I O . : e e s 0 s .e E! I f rf N v f Q CQ 'D 'film A -1 v . i Seatedu Hazel Lewis, Reva Bedford, Grace Streby, Callie Clisso, Rose Marie Conrad, Margaret Robbins, Mary Lou Pardoe, Catherine Behl, Alda Higley 2nd Row: Carole HoCarty, Anna Day, Dorothy lorgan, Harriet Capwell, Barbara Howell, Eloise Hugo, Rose Shrimp, lellie Gilbert, Dorothy Barbour, Dolores Frey, Arlene lloCarty, Norma llorgan, Alice Caseman 3rd Rows William Dieter, Donald Rdkin, Dallas Bown, Ceoil Bedford, Carlton Rinker, Calvin Shaffer, Donald Hiller, Charles Howell, Dean Roebaoh, Leslie Woodhead, Dudley Brown, Carl loCarty, lies Grace Lavsrty, director S 5 GLEE CLUB SUD Q 23 Mi! I stimu- 1.4.5.4 Seated Aldona Turks Art Editor Mary Lou Pardoe Art Editor Anna Day Humor Editor Alice Caseman Ed1tor 1n Chief Cecil Bedford Typist Carlton Rinker Sports Edltor Charles Howell Sports Editor Standing: Reporters Dennis HcCarty Seventh Grade Shirley Higley Eighth Grade Phyllis Caseman Ninth Grade Dorothy Barbour - Tenth Grade Reva Bedford Eleventh Grade Margaret Robbins Twelfth Grade f . Dorothy Morgan F H A 1 B-3 Q Leslie Woodhead F F A ',F-:S W, James Albright Faculty Advisor , n 1 LoYALsocK U TIMES WHAT HAPPENED T0 UNCLE? Bertha Millie Alice Ire Ellsworth Alicia Frank Bill Sergeant Lloyd lery Lou Pardoe Hazel Lewie Nellie Gilbert llrgeret Robbins Grace Streby Ella Ruth Reese Alice Caeeman Charles Howell Carlton linker Clinton Boylee Cecil Bedford Calvin Shaffer Dudley Brown Richard Randall Director llr llullen f Qt K mb 'Viv af'- PLAY QC? , 'fI no--un V-jfif so Carl --- - --- enum Dieter L lfirllafjf fu: n --- --- .:f' 591 C lst. Ron Riohsrd Plotts, Rq Bnnk, Osrl Barnes, lorlnn Barnes, Btsnley Beemen. 2nd Rows Milford Carpenter, Roneld Heinze, Harold Bedford, Sidney Plotts, Leon Rosbeoh, Robert lorton, Joe Gilbert, Dennis locsrty, llorman lliller 3rd Bowl Betty Shaffer, Virginia llocarty, Kathleen lverling, Louise llolyneau, Irene Barnes, Anne Horton, hry hssett, Phyllis Caseman, Shirley Ketchum 4th Ron Jeen Ferrell, Dolores Bverling, Yvonne Hugo, Doris Bsoorn, Shelby Swabb, Esther llorgan, llonarnyo llinnier, Carol Rouse, Lois Ferrell, Grace Wilcox, Beverly Quail, Alioe Beymnn, Betty Renzo 5th Ron Vivian lloCa,rty, Shirley Higley, .Toyoe Shaffer, Louise Gott, Naomi Hiller, Sherrill Bogart, Aldous Turks, Jsne Vogt, Glenna Baumxnk, Phyllis ltoCerty, Arlu Hatoh, Ksrgaret Brown, Ann Bnith TREBLE CHORUS X 1 4 1 I y. , M... .. L., , p ,.-- M., V A I V IM S, N . 0 Q . 0 . ' , . v5 s' 'N U' , Q 1,11 -4 Seated: Margaret Robbins Grace Streby Cecil Bedford Carlton Rinker Hary Lou Pardoe Hazel Lewis Standings lr F Hasteller William Dieter Charles Howell Art Editor Business lsnsger Editor of Hum Sports Editor Editor in Chief Advertising Editor Faculty Advisor Literary Editor Assistant Editor 1 YEARBOOK STAFF Q 9 EM 'e' 0. .e O or Richard nmaa11'. . .' Class nicer rl., X D. , Q 0 N X x W X Q X o AQ - 1, X If n Chief fr 1 . I llllmllli l Dorothy Barbour, Arlu Hatch, Glenna Bsumunk, Barbara Howell, Phyllis Caaeman, Anna Dgy, Arlene llocarty, Carole llocarty, llary Lou Baumunk, Alien Caseman, captain f X X Q f xK xy f Q ,x,!d f vw ag. Kneeling: Waldo Kilmer, Duane Horton, Bruce McCarty, Carl McCarty Standlngz Floyd Miller, Leslie Woodhead, Jonathan Lewis, James McCarty, Loon Rosbaoh, Coach A Barrow Jumor Varsity Squad ef X l Q 3 ' lx A I Iffjffff' f rriq f 'iifi .. Q ff df! 4 VARSITY Kneeling: Dean Rosbaoh, Charles Howell, Darwin Higley 2nd Row: James Houser, Park Bedford Sta-11511181 ll' D Witmer, faculty manager, Richard Randall, student ganager, Carlton Rinker, James Rinker, Dudley Brown, Coach Andrew arrow lr Barrow led his orange and black to one of the most successful seasons in the history of Loyalsook with a 16 and 5 record Winning 8 and dropping 2 league games gave them a tie for the best record in the league They captured two straight play offs from Turnpike High to take the southern division crown and then beat Rome 2 games to 1 in a three game series for the championship of of the B C A A lr Barrov's boys entered the third annual Mansfield tournament,los1ng in the second round of play, making their over all tournament record 5 wins to 2 defeats CAME DATE Ex Dec 8 fJan 1 Feb 1 5 SCORE Loyalsook Loyalscck Loyalsock Loyalsook Loyalsook Loyaleook Loyalsock Loyalsock Loyalsock Loyalsock SCORE Ullter Ulster Dushore St Basils Sonestown New Albany Turnpike Turnpike Dushore St. Basils GAME DATE SCORE Loyalsock Loyalsock Feb Har Loyalsook Loyalsook Loyalsock Loyalsock Loyalsock Loyalsook Loyalsook Ex-Exhibition, L-League, P Play Off, lt-Mansfield soon: SOB! I L OID new Anany Turnpike Turnpike Rome Genesses Pt Al1egheny56 Rome Rome Tourney, f-Home Court , -f 1 -4 . 47 50 L .15 55 38 Ex! 19 56 26 L 5 16 53 40 Exf 22 Loyalsock 36 Alumni 18 L f 23 Loyalsock 56 Turnpike 46 L . 5 58 24 P . 1 46 57 L 12 29 . 43 P f 3 50 37 L 0 16 49 32 P 5 55 se L 19 39 22 IT 8 39 26 L 26 39 40 HT 10 41 . lx 30 45 44 P f 13 70 51 . 55 50 P 15 59 41 L 9 44 36 Qilf sis? HII LIHIHIIIII REACH FOR . STROEHMANN'S BREAD AT IT'S BEST PHONE 4163 WEST BRANCH Beef 81 Provlslon Compony Montgomery Puke P O Box 719 W1ll1amQp0rt P1 B QUALITY MEATS WHOLESALERS OF QUALITY PORK HAMS BACON 8k LUNCHEON MEATS Oi . .. 1 L , 1. I Y vvvvvvvvvwvv--vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-v-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv q Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1951 CANTON CO-OP G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. Canton, Pa. Compliments' of Ruggles Store WOMEN S SL CHILDI EN S Readv to W ear TOVS ANDA PEN N X Compliments of C. F. REYNARDS LUNCH 8: POOL ROOM 5 Sz 10 Kziywoodie Pipes - Boxed Cigars WHITEMANS Sz BETTY MOORE Bulk Sz Boxed Candies CANTON, PENNA. Lazarus Electric Center I If Elliott gi ll1Ol198q Cinton P Complzments of Hardens Electric Co Phone 346P Towanda Pa Compliment of The Flower Shop UNIX STI EFI CANTON PA n 1 3 'sw N u, I ' ' . .. . ,M . r 1 I . 7 Y:7- '. . , A in 4 , cl. lb V N . S n O In L v ww, rw v . A . L n A , M. 1, . , . ALLJAAA44444:AtA:i-:WAA-AlfiifiiAA:AAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Compliments of L. L. BAUMUNK GENERAL MERCHANDISE, HARDWARE, PAINT Sheetrock Roofing, Feed, Fertilzer, Seed Shunk, Pa. fomplzmants I THEORA L BRGNG GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRESH MEATS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS GAS AND OIL Estella 30P0 H1IISgYOV9 Perma Dleters General Store Bertle Hoover Mgr QUALITY STOCK OI4 GROCERIES AND MEATS Endlcott Johnson Shoew Texaco Cas 8z Oll Complete Line of Fishing Equlpment Sundaes Lunch Counter Sandwuches H1ILSgTOVe Penna . - 7 I . 0 o Y N K 1 ' , . I' y - o , . w w 1 L I L I I . W ' . L s I L . , . vvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv C0'I7l2'J17 HlC7ItS of WOODS SECOND HAND STORE WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture, Bikes, Guns and many other items WE PAY CASH Colonel E. Wood Phone 91 Canton, P Conzyilzonents f Hoags Shoe Store DUSHORL IENN3 DuThouars Inn Eugene L Calaman Piop Specializing, in Hamburgers Phone Dushore Pa Compliments of SEELYES ELECTRICAL CO Everything Electrical S-iles-Service-lnstallation Phone C-lnton 7? XIAIN STI EEI CANTON PA Newell 81 McConnell lAllN ll AND MACHINERY N 1 LBNA Compliments of itnn I C ' I l CI- ll I ',.. ' f ' .' 0 N p Q I l'.3iQQTllI', 4 GULF GAS K. P. Restaurant C211 , Pu. Visit . . . Diefer's Candy' Factory Store When In Need of Candies for Any Occasion John G. Dieter Sz Sons, Inc. Rear of 734 E. 3rd St. Williamsport, Pa. Connnhnenusof Canton Frozen Food Lockers Custom Procrbsmg and Cuzmq Canton Plumbing 81 Hearing Company Phone 70 CANTON PENNA BIDDLE S Mez s and Boys Apparel CANTON PA ' . - 1--' ,-' .V 1 1 u 0 , . 1 v v lf' Y , ' , . vvvrv-vvwvvrwvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvv-v Compliments of RIALTO THEATRE Movies are Better than ever before Canton, Po Sullivan Revuew B T Martln Ownel Pubhshed Each Thureday Everything In Job Plllltlhg DUSHORIL PEN 1X vvvvvlwvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvv Compliments of CANTON DINER A flood Place to Eat CANTON PLNNA C0lUDl1TY16Ut of osts Rexoull Store L nton P4 Rex L Rosboch Tues and Tubes Repalrs ACCESCOI IBQ Sex s xce Phone Estella 2OR17 Forksv1lle Pa Dewey s Photo Supply Shop MAIN STPEE1 CANTON PA . 7 1' , ' . . L v M 1 1 TA 3. . , .x K1 't Y ' r'01npIfnff'nI.w or 0 ' 1 A- EVERYTHING PllO'l'OGHAI'llIC m 1, l , . vvvvvwvvvvvvvv-vv1v-vvvvvvvvvvvvvrivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvv' Compliments of Gleason Lewis Hillsgrove, Penna. Revees, Pcarvin and Co. WHOLESALE GROCERIES Distributors of Knighthood and Morning Glory FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 01 W 3rd St Phone 4138 Wllllamspolt Pa AcIerI'1oId 81 Flester WHOLESALE CANDY TOBACCO CIF ARETTES I 3rd Street Wllllamspolt P KLINE 84 COMPANY Dlstrlbutor AUTOMOTIVE PARTS FAR U F FQLIPMFNT Wllllamsport Pa I s W ., .- js II , 4 II ,. I I I - - , - , I I 12 91. ' ', 11. I I I I I I I . I I . L 1' I. ,L In 4 4 I I 4 , . I I I . I I 544 .f AJ 'AA' lllilliwf A A3 A,A,A.f.f A A A,A A Elf .A A A A,A A,AfAA,A,A,A.A Z,A A.A A file-f vrvvwvvvvrvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvrwvvrwvrwvvvvvv Compliments Of C. H. CRANMER FUNERAL Sz AMBULANCE SERVICE NEW ALBAN1 PEIN NA Reynords Beauty Shop Halr Cutting a Specialty CANTON PENNA Phone 77 70 W Union St C omplzm ents of L E Slmgerlcmd OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN MAIN STREET CANTON PA Compliments of WESTE RN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Curtis Baumunk, Owner Paint, Wall Paper and Clothing AUTO ACCESSORIES if USHORL PENNA MILLER S I' ARM FQUIPMENT Intelnatmnal 81 Cenex al Electric Phone Z4 Dushoi e Cc nnmlnnc it cf Bronn s Meal Market C nnton P1 1 7 Y I , . , . 1 W A J 1 9 . ' w . ' 1 - . 5 1 , P1 I ,I A ll' 1 I O I O 1 A AY. 1 'L C 1 7 A ! ' , - ,A,i-,W.f: ,,-,i,:--V- ........I .A ...I....... ..... - -- Compliments of GLOSENGER S GENERAL STORE Open: Hon. Thurs. Sz Saturday Nights Sundu 9 to 17 A VI ATLANTIC PRODUCTS C OODI ICH 8: BALLBRAND Ii-XI I INCVIONI S ICE CPEAM XX OOil1Ch Clothmg SL Wolveime Shoes Iubbeis 8. Boots PHONE ESTELI -X 16 P 17 OVERTON PENNA 1 L , K cj - f.. . L . T' 'I I N x m ' , v A L N l A A L 1 .. , N A Drugs and 21 Full Line of Groceries and Home Need A ,Q - .- , , . vvvvvvvvvvvvrvv-vvawvvrv-vwvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvw-vwvvrvwvvvvvvwvrvvrv Compliments of SHUNK GARAGE A. D. Morgan GENEPAL PEPAIRINC' Gas Oil ACC9SS01i9S Acelylene Welding Ku h n s SERV ICE STATION Gas O1 Tn es Lubrlcatlon Phone 8335 Montoul svllle Penna F01 Good Used Cars ee HERYME East Broad Street Phone 820 MOHtOUFSV1llQ Pa Compliments of PETE CHRISTMANS NEW ALBANY TOWNE HOUSE UIYN ERS SANDWICHES SODA BAP OPElN EVEN HN GS Phom 8 1090 ELery W Nou Electl lcdl Contlactlng Appllances Radios and TEIBXISIOI1 914 lnoad St Montou1sv1lle P1 Bnxlers Atlcanhc sum Icp sfr ATION lIOHtOL11NX 1lle Penna v N L I y i I 7 9 1 L I T T Y A - Y -0 .1 i- . , K , . .E A f' v . . . ' . . , c , . - S . . 'Y 6 Y W 1 L A 4 Gas - Oil - Lubricating - Washing . , I a IA, 7' y 1 A A A-A A-A- LA A A A.A A i!,T:.fL A A A AAAAAAA ,AQ A A .A..A:lA :ggi ,A A ,Af Compliments of CAPITAL BREAD FLAVORFUL FRESH Buy The Best Its Tops For Quoluty Capitol Bakers, Inc BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD SINCE 1891 , u o u vvvvvvfvvvvv,vvrvv+v:-svvvrvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-rv-vwvv4vvwv+ Covnipliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE C. Wm. lBillD Sick lt's Our Desire to Help the UPASSER BUY DUSHORE PENNA Comphments of WlIIlam R Dleler Distributor of MALT BEVERAGES Hillsgrove Penna Compliments of BROWNING OIL CO GULF OIL PRODUCTS NEW ALBANY PENNA. Mrs Nma Flester I eneial Merchandlee Atlantic Gasoline and O11 Wheeleiville, Penna Phone 90 24P 12 Kozy Korner Restaurant Chicken Dinnels Sundays Regular Dmneis Daily New Albany Penna f nplznn nf Ivan Hugo uuna Chows 8. Grinding lime Feltlllzel Qeedo Call 2936 7 , . . . I I I . W . 1 ' ' I . 1 ' A . y I ' x V11 ' ' ' x or Il .' . , Y ' ' ., K. J. Q 3 L A ' , - New Albany, Penna. I A'fA5'llll.fA L'f ',ff, A3,f!f AAAA -AAATTAJLLQLLQ I , ,V ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,A,,,,YY,, , C I i Compliments of BAUMUNK LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS 81 WHOLESALERS OF Penno Hardwood 8L Hemlock LOCAL ORDERS CUT TO ORDER PHONE ESTELLA zamo FORKSVILLE PENNA a - 0 - Q L , 0 I 1 1 I -KA 54-45: 1-4-4'3-AIi.A,A A I 33.17 ff.?::Al,A! A A A A f1L,A Af A,A A A,A A A A A A A A A vvvvwvvvvrv-vvrwvvvvvvvvvvv Compliments of GEORGE F. BOUCE Plumbing - Heating and Electrical Supplies HARDWAPE HOMEWAPE Farm M3Ch1H91S vvvvv-vvvvvvvv- vvvvvvvvrvvvfvvvvvvvv Compliments of T. A. KELDER 8K SON Dealer in FEED Sz FARM SUPPLIES G. L. F. DISTRIBUTOR Custom Fiinding, SL Mixing VEV! ALBANY PENNA Keeblers Feed and Farm Supplies Rmello Wholesale Pllllt K Ploduce Allls Chalmers Farm Machmely 11 I ECWIH St Phone 27822 New Idea S3195 85 Servlce We Dehxei Ani where Phone 8212 Wholesale Banana House 1 E Willow St Phone 21891 Montoursville Pennx Vl1l'1JmSIJ01t PGIHV1 Compliments of Hess s Road Stand and Son Ice Cream Candy Coal Feed GIOCEIIES Hay and Stlaw o Llxe Stock hauled to Athens Slle Soft Dlmks pieidlng SLIVICL f01 SLlll1VdI'l Co Smclalr G1 and Oil Forksville Penna Oweiton Penn 1 . I ' 7' 5. 1 AN . ' fy Y Y 1 , . O p, I -W K. 1. ' , - . A . ll 7 y , A Y Y u 12? 4. ' 'Q . f' I 1 2. Y 'l S l 9 C' II ' , Wo once F. Hottenshen 'T' 1 '. .' . ' . 9 l v 'n K ' Als ' .' ' ' Q . F, Q 2 . V . x -S . I , . ' E' , z. AAAAA''5'4'4 ',,fY'Af,.f:,f.AAATAAJILAAALLAAALIL Af.,L.flfIf,'f,fALl' Compliments of DIEGES gc CLUST NEW YORK, N. Y. School 81 College Jewelry MERRELLS INC Clarksburg West VIFQIDIG COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NAME CARDS MEEHAN 84 COMPANY Atlantic and Goodrich Products WHOLESALE 8. RETAIL Phone 39 nl BFURA 1 ENN X . , I l , .-.-, , .9 ,I ,WV . 1 1 l, 1 A 1 . vvvvvrvvwvv-vw'vvvvvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvwvv Compliments of PRESTON INC. STORE - MAIN STREET MILL - UNION STREET Canton, Po. Peolers Drug Store Halland McCarty Prop THE REXALL STOPE DUSHORE PENN X Compliments of KRISE MOTOR CO. CHEVROLET Sz OLDSMOBILE GuaI'anteed Used Cars Horses and Cattle Taken on Exchange CANTON, PENNA. Phone 152 Complzm ents f M R Woyne HARDWAISE L mton P I Comphments of Kung 81 Kung FUPNITURE RUGS LAMPS 3 Budge Stleet TOWN ANDA PENNA Clover Form Store I- lllbllllsh md A1IduSo11 PIODQ NIFATS AND CI OCLPIES PHONE 88 NIAIN RTI EE1 CANVIONT PA , . . ' ' , , .' 0 s 0 O l , . I 3 1 ' N T , , 1 . Y I c , c . . I I 2 ' 2 'C 2 lk , ' .. 4 .1 1 E -- . J E N - 4 1 n N 1- fl 7 , v , rw I 9 ' . . I x. ' , . I T , . I A A A A A A tL,::.:.A: 1:4A,A,:,:: A f::iLLi,1i,A,T,f A A g ,ZQLT ,A f?fJ A A A A: A,fi, BOOTH'S Tydol Service Stotion Edwin Booth, Jr., Mgr. GROCERIES, GAS, OIL 8: ACCESSORIES Eaglesmere, Pa. THOMAS Furniture 84 Upholsterlng COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND CUSTOM BUILT UPHOLSTERY 81 FURNITURE Phone 8674 1244 Broad Stleet Montoursvllle P HALLOTT MOTOR CO FORD SALES 8: SERVICE EXPERT BOD! AND FENDER REPAIR Su Troy Street Canton P4 0 a 1 L , -fl o 1 r v .7. I uv v vvvvrwvvv-vvvvvvvvvvv-vvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Compliments of HARMANS MEAT MARKET Phone 173 - 19 Main Street CHOICE MEATS-FANCY CUTS Groceries Sz Frozen Food Poultry Sz Fish Ccmion, P0 Compliments of STANLEY B. MORSE FURNITURE Sz FUNERAL DIRECTOR CANTON, PENNA. M R Lelledol GENERAL MERCHANDISE G L F GAS SLOIL OVER L OIN PLNNA C 1 Illjlfllilillf T Burk 81 Co Canton Pa Clolr McCarty Fountaln SQIVICG Barberlng TYDOL CAS STATION FORKST ILLE PFNINA lHI1Ill7?2lHfS Morgan s Barber Shop xmx STI EE'I CANTON PA . .'J l ' .w of I O C . . 7 1' Y71 TT 1 , . Vi ' ' 50,7- C . . . 1 I , T 1 - Y T . I I w , , . s 4 ' -,,A,--,,, .................,. Q ......,....,.. 1:---:i::---- .... I--if vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvv-vvvvvrvvxvvvvvvv-vvvvv CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 - from - SULLIVAN COUNTY Rural Electric Cooperative FORKSVILLE, PENNA. Comphments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK NIEMBER OI- THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM NIEMBER OF THE FEDEPAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP Canton Pa I 1 it 'L . I o vvvvvvrvvvrwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1951 DUSHORE MOTORS 81 Equipment Co. KAISER-FRAZER REO 8z WILLYS Sales and Service GENERAL REPAIRING Wrecker Service Phone 4R2 Dushore, Po Complzmr nts of Malo 81 Mmme Bclumunk Store and Garage GROCERIES MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES AND PAINT Phone Estella 28R13 FORISSVILLIJ1 PENN X vvvvvvvvvvvvvvrwvvrvvvvvvrwvvvvvvvqr 1 4 1 4 , Compliments of 15 11 1 A. L. TUBACH 1 FURNITURE APPLIANCES 1 1 an GENERAL SERVICE I DL SHORE PEN NA Frtzpotrlck 81 Connolly Authoiized Sales SL Seixice Phone Dushoie Compliments of Meredith Motor Soles XOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Since 1917 Tow andfi Pa . 3 1 d 1 1 Y 4 L 4 1 1 9 ' 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - ' ' 4 A . . 4 1 1 1 v' 1 7' 1. 11 I . . 1 1 1 V ' ' , Pa. 11 1i Aw 1 's ' Ii A 11 1 . I T23 Main Street Phone 69 1' 1 I 4 1 ii ' 1 1 4 1 1 3 ' . 'i 1 1 1 I c, . 4 1 1 I x AAAAAA---AAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA --A----AA! ,,,-- no ivy- -1 ,,-Y,,?.L1?E?,,,, ,J Compliments of The Jewel Box C. F. Kisner DUSHORE, PEN NA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 - from - Nelson Pcardoe I' ORKSVILLL PENNA ple FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dushore Po W W , . Com imnts of , . 'ihfna-vw P vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-vrwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvrwvvvvv Compliments of THE FRCST STUDIO Successors to OH and Hoy ESTABLISHED 1890 PHONE 5 Towcnda Penna I - -,,.,,.- ..... ,, ....... ,,:---::: ........... :-.,- vvv?QEvvl'vvvvvrv-wvrvvwvvrv1vv:v-vvv'vv1fT'-ivvv'vJ Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Harlan Baumunk ESTELLA, PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 - from - Gardner's Inn FORKSVILLE PENNA H RCCKWELL 81 SON COMPLETE FEED STORE Balanced Rahons Gram and Farm Supphes CANTON PENN A , o Q I , A A Q ' ff.59!,fffL,, ,,,-,-.,, , W., ,,, 'izvvv V I P P P P P P r r 5 P P r v v P P P P P P P v P P P P P P v 5 P P P P P P P P .P P P P Egg -,--1-v-1f--Q:v.-wvf--f+A:-vwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-invvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Cibllljllillltllltrl of HARRINGTON DAIRY CO Doury Products 04Q'9 llilflllftllll ll Nfnrf I' 7 P P P P 5 , . 9 r v P P Y 5 L P 5 P P 5 P P P P P P . 1 bn P , . P P P P P P P P . 1- . E Nh: ' ' xv of ffm' IN' f 'film s P ,. ., ' .10 P 5 . P P P P P P P P Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1951 HOLCOMBES FINE FURNITURE Since 1898 Phone 7-R-2 Dushore, Pcs Green Swan Inn A FAMILY HOTEL Phone 133 Route 290 Managed by M1 8: Mis Obeit Phone Dushoie P1 Complzmmzts of E Jennings Compliments of WESTERN Auro ' ASSOCIATE STORE Rozel Porter, Owner Auto Accessories ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Bicycles Sz Toys q A4 Troy Street CANTON PENIN A Kings Home Appliances IxI'ICIlEN EQUIPNIENIT idios and Flooi Coxeiings 11 Biidge Stleet Phone 64 Towmdl Pa Compliment of George A Lifzelmon I4 FFD SL FAI NI SLI PLIFS IDI SHORI' PENN -I 33 f ' l' il V, V1 . . . f w I I U H2 ' 4 - ' -' . I Q 2 2 , '. ' , i. ' , ' g : l . I C ' 1 1 , T J 1 4 1 L4 A ESTELLA, PENNA. 7 i 7 A 7 I, ff- . n A A-A-A-A A A if A A1.::,: A A Af: A A: A:AA.A ffii A x A A,A,,:,:: A ALA: A :LAAEAQ Ag: ,A .A AA vv-vvvv--vvvvrv-v'vwvvvr-vwvvvsvvvvvvrwv Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Thomas S. Jones A Friendly Stofre in a. Friendly Towvzf' CANTON, PENNA. Comphments of S E WILLIAMS General Contractor PHONE 260 You Headquarters fo Qualrty 'HI I umbe and Buzldmg Supplzea Canton, Pa I - l . . . 7. . 7. 1 ', J, I, V fl. . . Af -4-i,fI.I!i+9-Q-QL!i,3!:4f.2.,,12,f,f''AA' Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1951 DAVID VOUGH 8. SONS CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES EATING POTATOES MAPLE SYRUP Phone Estella 341214 Compliments of R. H. NORTON VOAL 8: BUILDING MATERIALS PAINT. GLASS, PIPE, WIRE Phone 2587 VFW ALB XNY PENINA COIHNTIIHIIITS of CHARNITSKI BROTHERS FOOD STORE all I4 ROZEIN FOOD IOCKFRS Lomnhmu t of RALEIGH BEINLICH IFNFRAI TRLCKINC Dealel IH JOHIN DFERF I' IRM NIM HINI' RX Poll xx llh Penn 1 Y I U 4 , . ' , 1 1 ' V . I I I 1'1 i T T I 7 . IA A - A ' I Y d A J v w rx Y L AA, A J ' ' 2 W Y I A J .v-v'v fi.,,,f v.,.. ,-i-vv.- P 5 V 5 r v P P i v P P V P P 1? P P 5 P r r v 'r + P I P ii Dr. S. Kcwitt ,, ' ,, ll. Litzelman 1, Y. B. Litzelman , li. Ralph Rohe , Bernetta B. Deegan A. J. Zanzara Joseph J. Sweeney llonald Klein Ralph Kelly . rwfvvvvvvv.vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv-vvvv Compliments of Hillsgrove Hotel Rooms, C.H. 8t M.W. Lentz Cabins 8. Home Cooked Meols PHONE ESTELLA lOR8 Hillsgrove, Penna. Dushore. Pa Dushore, ' Dushore. Dushore, ' Dwshore, Duisho re. Dnshore Mimmif Mamma, Fa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. PATRONS Dr. J. K. Young l'oro'hy Kemp Dr. lf. Ollnsnn F, Vi. Christ Canton. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Pa. Pa. Pa. Cnnton, Canton. Canton, Pa. P.a. Dr. .l. D. McCallum . Canton, F:-nfon Garage Canton, W' A, E. Dann Canton. Hoagy's Studio Canton, Chnrles WV. Ss-vc-rancc Canton. Forksville Post Oflice Glen Eddy W. F. Vanl-lorn John Brannaka . Raymond Hart Gordon McCarty ...., . Harry McCarty ' Walter Urbane Towanda. Towanda, Towanda. Forksville, Forksville, Fnrksville, Howard S Pa Pa Po Pa Pri Pa lahl Voltarv B. Franklin Monroeton H R Bortlow NEW ALBANY PENNA L mlpln III FIRST NATIONAL BANK Canton, Po 0 I . v ' I 'q f nfs of C I W- -,,.,---..,,. 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