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

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Name James Weightman Betty Heess Charlotte Whiteley Dorothy Burmeister Connie Shaffer Mary Ann Edkin Linda Norton Sandra Higley Joan Bennett Wayne Norton Joy Hayes Flenia Williams Ruth Boyles Darla Morgan Eugene Dieffenbach Patricia Bown Charles Baumunk Duane Reibson Keith Snyder Leonard Jarrell James Pardoe Glenn Brown Gary Norton Herbert Norton Theron McCarty Personalities As You See Yourself Millionaire Married with six girls Secretary Teacher Happily married with 4 children Mrs. Dixon Loose At the bedside of an old man Married to that certain someone A tease Geologist for an oil millionaire Decorating interior of movie star's home A neat housewife Mrs. Charles Baumunk Singing on Broadway Ambitious Receptionist for Tin Pan Alley Farmer and boss of sawmill Fat boy Jet pilot Artist Rich ladies' man Getting married Mastermind or girl hater Understanding Tall, dark, handsome, and rich Fond Of Girls lack Reading Allen Mark Music and dancing Eating Fighting Earrings Sports and my shadow Talking and Wayne John Charlie Food and Roy A girl Music Ruth Boyles Food Living Audrey Money and women Outdoor sports Arguing Hot rods Reading and teasing CIOYD End Married and broke Old maid Who knows? Happy homemaker Housewife Raising two small boys Old maid Old maid beautician Broke Married Decorating own home Happily married to John Trying to graduate Married and living in Barber Shop Bachelor Heaven Married to Ruth Death Crash Beatnik Bankrupt Bachelor Ditchdigger--hen-pecked husband Newspaper photographer Still trying to dodge girls Nickname I im Tookie Dabby Con Mary Lyn Tiger Freddie Arch Maggie F len Ruth Del Daffy Pat Charlie Bert Lyman Len Jake Brownie G. B. Flash Curly

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History As we surveyed our class, we found that John Speaker was once again with us, to make our class number 28. Before the end of the year, however,John left school, leaving us once again with a total of 27. During the course of the year we had two activities. We had a very successful Valentine Party. On May 8, we held our Junior Prom, Twilight in the Garden , for which we decorated with our class colors, turquoise and white. Many people said this was the best prom ever held at Loyalsock. Our class officers were as follows: President,Betty Heessg Vice-President, Gary Nortong Secretary, Ruth Boylesg Treasurer, Dorothy Burmeisterg Reporter, Darla Morgan, Historian, Leonard J arrellg Auditors, James Pardoe, Duane Reibson. In September of 1959, we returned once again to Loyalsock to begin our last year in high school. We found that Catherine Shrimp and Iva Norton were not with us, so we began our last year with only 25 members. We had Mr. Rompalo as our class advisor and room eight for our homeroom. Mr. Pepper- man became our advisor later during the term. As the year got into full swing, we soon discovered it was to be our busiest year, with our class members leading all the school activities: as well as our class having many projects. We had a Halloween Party, class play entitled Pick a Dilly' , sock hop, and a bake sale. The bluebloods for this term were: fig President, Wayne Norton I 9. . . , 1 Vice-President, Keith Snyder X ev? Q Secretary, Joy Hayes 17 F Treasurer, Charlotte Whiteley Reporter, James Weightman :I if S' Historian, Gary Norton 'L fff' Auditors, James Pardoe Ruth Boyles Finally through much hard work at our money making projects, we scraped together enough money to go to Washington, D.C. As the glorious moment of graduation arrives and we march forward to receive our diplomas, we will all look back at our years at Loyalsock and remember them as being among the best years of our lives. As we go out into the world, we should remember our class motto, Life is What You Make lt.'

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