Meshoppen High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Meshoppen, PA)

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I 1 nk' 1, x ,L fbe W0 an falfheef L A Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of 1956 MESHOPPEN HIGH SCHOOL of ELK LAKE JOINT SCHOOLS This edition of our yearbook is but a smallreminder to all our friends of the many happy days we have spent together. May we, the Seniors of '56, always be remembered by each of you in your future years. onfen fs TITLE PAGE FOREWORD CONTENTS DEDICATION A LMA M ATER MEMORANDUM A DMINISTRATION SENIORS FA VORIT ES .IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY AUBURN CENTER WEST AUBURN ORGANIZATIONS ALUMNI ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS s. We, the class of'56, dedicate this edition of our yearbook to Mrs. Raymond Space and Mr. Edward Sebastianelli. To our most beloved teachers and advisors who have been so pa- tient with us for the past three years and have helped us in every way they possibly could to solve our many problems. 54 ma Wafer Oh, the years that are gone have been happy, And the years yet to come but a dream, Yet the friendships we formed here together Will be sweet as we sail down life's stream. May the lessons we've learned from our childhood Guide us all through the day and the night And in dream days to come, we'll be proud, every one, As we sing to our heart's delight: Here is to our Alma Materl Purple and white our hearts enfoldl For the years we spent together In our memory'll ne'er grow old. Though our paths are all of sunshine, Though the storms assail our ways, We'll be loyal to Meshoppen Schools, 1 e Through all our days! In Memory of Miss Margaret K. K ll Thursday, October 27 Ensured release, Imperisha Have these fo e Y , 1955 ble peace r yours. dministration MR. CECIL D. LATHROP, Sup. Principal Going through high school is both an adventure and an achieve- ment. It requires the mastery of those things which the vast major- ity of people call the fundamen- A, As members of the graduating class of '56 you go into the world to take your places as citizens of a proud nation. You have received the best in- struction and training available. Upon your shoulders will fall the duties of citizenship. What you accomplish for yourselves and your country will depend upon each of you. It is not enough that you, as citizens of a freedom- loving coun- try, should protect just your own personal gains and libertiesg you must be strong and united to pro- mote peace and prosperity through- out the world. Your country's true strength lies in the character of her citizens. You, the citizens of to- morrow, must not betray the trust that has been invested in you. tals. But there are many other things which you must learn that are equally fundamental. These things include: Playing fairly and being a good sport. Knowing how and where to find facts you need to know whenyou need to know them. Being a good citizen of the place where you happen to be. Being self-reliant: as someone has said. Walk your own path--do not be a carbon copy of anyone. I trust that the Class of '56 will prove that they have mastered all of these fundamentals. MR. MERRITT M. LIGHT, Principal MRS. AGNES DECKER Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Home Economics MRS. THEODORA CARTER Cornell University A. B. Science and French K - new 3 xl 'Nh . . mine mann :Nt -N.. an uw me 0- NL ,-an nl an new W We v N ms Mn Y ,,, .fx 4..- ls. W... Q.. ,W 1 W- ll... www MISS ROSALIE DONAHOE Bloomsburg State Teachers College New York University Oxford University Oxford, England B. S. , M. A. First and Second Grades MR. OWEN HOLMES Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, B. S. Geo. Peabody College Graduate Study Pennsylvania State University, M. S. Industrial Arts MRS. MAYBEL DOUGHERTY Mansfield State Teachers College Fifth and Sixth Grades MR. DONALD HOWE Mansfield State Teachers College B. A. Driver Training MISS VIRGINIA LAFRANCE Mansfield State Teachers College Third and Fourth Grades MRS. EVA LATHROP Secretary MRS. MERRITT LIGHT East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. S. Mathematics Social Studies MRS. KENNETH PRICE Texas University, B. A. New York University Music MRS. JEANNE NEUSER Marywood College B. S. Commercial Social Studies MR. EDWARD ROMPOLA BL, :ffnsburg State Teachers College B. S. History English MR. EDWARD SEBASTIANELLI Penn. State University, B. S. University of Scranton, M.A. Physical Education Health Guidance MRS. RAYMOND SPACE Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Penn. State University, M. Ed English Latin French 'Ku- 'MRS. TITMAN MER-R1TT HBEN.. HARLAND, BURKIE, MERLA, KEN, and ALFRED 4- ' 'Is W SQ K MRS. FOWLER eniors REGINA IRENE BANKO nR-ibn HBOY uv Oh, Those Dancing Feet Play 3,4-Band 1,2, 3 ,L Latin Club 1 FHA 2, 3-Patrol 2 FHA Treasurer 3 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 ALWAYS TRAVEL IN HIGH, NEVER SHIFT GEARS COLORS FLOWER GREEN AND WHITE LILY OF THE VALLEY FLORENCE BETTY BARNES Flossie Oh, Cripes Silent But Strong Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Play 4 Paper Club 4 Paper Club 3 Prom Committee Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y1,2,4 Intramurals 3 Music Festival 2 FFA Queen 2 3 ARLENE T. CAINES Cainesy Moses Anchors Aweigh Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 JOHN L, BARNES Johnie Oh, get out of here! Class Hero Class President 1, 2 Vice President 4-Play 3 Baseball 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure County FFA President 3 Mixed Quartetre 3 Music Festival 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Operetta 3 FFA President 3 -2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Officer 3 Patrol 2, 3, 4 Play 3, 4 Paper Club 4 'W ESTHER A, CARTER Secy Holy Cow Always There , Chorus 1,2,3,4 . Band 2,3,4-Pauo14 'fi' i' District Band 3 ' - County Band 3 ' 3, Q Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 ,,,, l District Winner Essay Contest 3 Co-Captain 3 is ' kg,gh.,ls,5.,,V.g, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 'V' ' Music Festival 1 e Play 4 lf 53316953 Q ' is, ' 4 WILLIAM B, CARTER BENJAMIN A. COLE Bennie Syllis Some Globetrotter Chorus 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 Paper Club 4 Prom Committee 3 'xg-2 -,,, 1, EDWARD PAUL CONSIDINE Preacher Get the h---out of here. Our little farmer FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Reporter 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure 3, 4 Green Hand Degree Team 3 Yearbook staff 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Play 4 Willie You don't say. How I love that ball park Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Patrol 1, 2 Latin Club 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 1, 3,4 QM Class President 1 FFA Treasurer 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Parliamentary Procedure 3 Green Hand Degree Team County Chorus 3 Play 4 LOUISE G, ETZINGER Elsie Shoot Playing the Field Play 3,4 C ELINE F RA NC Sweene Second Story Flat Class Comedienne FHA 1, 2, 3 HAROLD C, CRAIGE Hal Really Always Truthful Chorus 2, 3, 4 Play 3, 4 Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Paper Club 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 3,4 Yearbook Editor 4 Wyoming County Chorus 3 Susquehanna County Chorus Music Festival 2 Class Officer 1 ES HAMPSEY Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 Play 3,4 Paper Club 3,4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Paper Club 3,4 Editor of Wakan Music Festival 2 Tri-l-li-Y 1, 2, 4 da4 PHYLLIS R, HA MP SEY JOHN HARDING Bananas No kiddin Left Without a Chorus 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 President 2, 3 Ride Queenie Isn't that nice! Queen of the Class FHA 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Patrol 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 Play 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Secretary 4 Class Treasurer 3,4 Sulwyco Queen 3 ROBERT O, HAYNES Orville Shucks Public Pest No. 1 - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Paper Club 4 Play 4 Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Paper Club 3 Intramurals 1.2, Yearbook Staff 4 Latin Club 1 I-Ii-Y 1,4 Play 4 3 RUTH ANN LOVE Ruthie Golly Day Love and Marriage Play 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 ROBERT E. HINKLEY, IR. Bob It's a Wingdinger. Oh That Shy-Guy FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 A A FFA Vice President 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 Hi-Y l, 2, 4 Play 3, 4 Junior Toastmaster 3 Paper Club 4 Parliamentary Procedure GEORGE F, LUTZ, JR. Buddy What You Doing? Girl Chaser FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l Chorus 2, 3, 4 Representative 2, 3 Play 3, 4 FFA Advisor 3 FFA Secretary 4 Parliamentary Procedure 3, 4 Paper Club 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Green Hand Degree Team 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Music Festival 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA l, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND K. MANNING Jordan Now Listen Hold that Temper FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 FFA Secretary 3 JOSEPH PATRICK MALONE Joe Mone Daddy-O Slow but Sure Chorus 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Hi-Y 1, 4 Play 4 Patrol 1,2 Basketball 1, 3, 4 Paper Club 4 VIRGINIA LEE MCGAVIN Ginger Hang it all Short but sweet Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 Latin Club 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Yearbook staff 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Play 4 Parliamentary Procedure 3, 4 Green Hand Degree Team 3 Play 3, 4 Sulwyco Treasurer 3 FFA President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 'n RUNYON KEITH PURDY Purdy Keep Quiet Never to be found Play 4 EVELYN MARIE POINTEK Evie Oh, shoot Gee, those fouls Chorus 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Play 4 5 isa GLA DYS ELIZABETH ROOT GlaClie That' s a bout it Uncle Sam and I FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Paper Club 4 Play 4 rg Basketball 1, Baseball 2 Intramurals 1 Paper Club 4 .2.3,4 ge M ' QT EVELYN DORIS SMITH Pickle Ye Gads and Little Fishes That Air Force Blue Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 HA RLAN BUNNELL SHERWOOD Hotdog Ho-Ho Laughing Lover FFA 1,2 Assembly 1 Intramurals 2, 3,4 Play 4 Hi-Y 2, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SHIRLEY E. TEETSEL Shirl Shucks Constant Giggles FHA 1, 2, 4 Latin Club 1 Chorus 2, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Paper Club 4 Play 4 Patrol 3, 4 Play 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Rep, 1, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 391: SHELVA JEAN WARNER She1vador Heavens to Betsy Roller Rink Baby Latin Club 1 Play 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 NANCY MARIE TYLER TiPPY Oh Cripes Is there a Doctor in Patrol 1,2, 3 Band 1, 2, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Play 3, 4 Music Festival 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 1 Paper Club 4 GA RY DUA NE WOOD Sho w er You Don't Say , Gentleman of the Class FFA 1,2, 3,4 Play 3,4 Hi-Y 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chorus 4 the House? Chorus 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Patrol 1, 2, 3 -wi' RUTH ANN LOVE JOHN BARNES LOUISE ETZINGER ROBERT HINKLEY REGINA BANKO 4' H W ' I HK 173 'E A' y , .g.,,?,,g Im, Q. , . . rpg If , ,Y if - .I EVELYN POINTEK BOB IIAYNES K2 .4-,........,, MR, LIGHT MRS, SPACE MR, HOLMES , ,WF GARY WOOD ARLENE CAINES RAY MANNING PHYLLIS and CELINE HAMPSEY acl? W 1 , 'vq..,..- . V wf HARLAN SHERWOOD EVELYN SMITH MRS. CARTER MRS. DOUGHERTY MRS. LIGHT , HAROLD CRAIGE SHELVA JEAN WARNER BUDDY LUTZ. BEN COLE SHIRLEY TEETSEL NANCY TYLER ESTHER CARTER MRS. MORAN VIRGINIA LAFRANCE VIRGINIA MCGAVIN Qsenzbz' jlglsfofy On September 3, 1952, our class entered the doors of Meshoppen High School to begin our four years of high school. We assembled in room 25 with Mr. VanLieu as our home room teacher. As roll was taken we found thirty-five members in the class, twenty coming from the Center, thirteen from Meshoppen, one from Jessup, and one from Tunkhannock. The following officers were elected: President. Ben Cole, Vice President, Harold Craigeg Secretary, John Hardingg Historian, Raymond Manning, Treas urer, Bill Carter. After Mr. VanLieu left us in October to teach in New Jersey, Mr. Heinrich and Mr. Marhafka were our home room teachers. During our freshman year two members of our class left us: Joan Ladner, who moved to Tunkhannock, and Carl Hoffman. In September 1953, we began our sophomore year. Looking around we found one member of our class missing, Ellen Kocher, who had moved to Lawton, but we were happy to welcome Phyllis Hampsey in her place. We assembled in room 22 and were very happy to have Mrs. Space as our class advisor. The following officers were elec- ted: President, Sherry Buttonp Vice President, John Hardingg Treasurer, Regina Bankog Secretary, Raymond Manning, Historian, Harold Craigeg Representatives, Buddy Lutz and Evelyn Smith. This year we picked our class motto, Always Travel In High: Never Shift Gears g our flower, Lily of the Valleyg and our colors, Green and White. Before our sophomore year came to a close five of our members left: Sherry Button, who got married, Duane Root, Clarence Marbaker, Shirley Teetsel, and Margaret Faux. During the year we had two class parties. We entered our junior year in room 22 with Mrs. Space again our advisor. As we looked over our classmates, we found that we had lost one of our members, Timothy Sheldon, who had gone to Staunton Military Instituteg but we were very happy to wel- come four new members to our classy Runyon Purdy from Wyalusing, Esther Carter, Daniel Newhart, and Harlan Sherwood from West Auburn, this giving us a total of thirty-two. The following officers were elected: President, John Harding, Vice Pres- ident, Raymond Manningg Treasurer, Phyllis Hampseyg Secretary, Regina Bankog His- torian, Arlene Cainesg Representatives, Evelyn Smith and Bill Carter. At last our long awaited day came when we ordered our class rings. We were all very pleased when they arrived in time for Christmas. During our junior year four members of our class left us: Alberta Truesdale, who moved to Vestalg Janet Peet and Charlotte Rogers, who got marriedg and Daniel Newhart. We had a Halloween Party which was the big- gest success ever. In April we presented our play, The Big Blow-Up, showing our outstanding dramatic talent. Our other money making projects for the year were a raffle and magazine campaign which were both very profitable. On May 7, the annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the South Auburn Grange Hall which proved to be a memorable evening for all of us. On Some Enchanted Evening in May we had our annual Junior-Senior Prom in the Meshoppen Gym. Through these activities and a few class parties we really had a wonderful year. It was on August 29, 1955, that twenty-nine thoughtful but happy seniors en- tered Meshoppen High for the last of their twelve years. Among those were, Shirley Teetsel, who came back from Tunkhannock High School and John Barnes. We were certainly very happy to find Mrs. Space, once again, as our class advisor. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Raymond Manning: Honorary President, John Barnesg Vice President, Evelyn Pointekg Treasurer, Phyllis Hampseyg Secretary, Regina Bankog Historian, Ruth Ann Love, Representatives, Bill Carter and Evelyn Smith. On October 20 and 21 we presented our play, A Feudin' Over Yonder, which filled the house for the three performances. The closing highlights of our year were: Class Night, May 115 the Prom, May 185 Baccalaureate Service in St. Joachims Roman Catholic Church, May 20g and our long awaited, COMMENCEMENT, May 25. Then came OUR TRIP T0 WASHINGTON, AND THUS ON INTO OUR FUTURE. As you climb the hills of the coming years, May you travel in high and never shift gears, With plenty of spark and never a knock, And a joyfilling station in every block. C655 ZQJM' We, the class of '56 of Meshoppen High School in Wyoming County, State of Pennsyl- vania, being of sound mind, in perfect health, and having reached the end of our ca- reer at M.l-LS. do declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Regina Banko, will my dancing ability to Clare Jean Barnes. I, Florence Barnes, will my hair-cut to Phyllis Lott. I, John Barnes, will my perseverance to Lloyd Ace. I, Arlene Caines, will my baton twirling to Shirley Warner. l, Esther Carter, will my job in the office to Rose Marie Tyler. I. Bill Carter, will my size 13's to Joey Gacha. I. Ben Cole, will my solid build to David Kraus. I, Edward Considine, will my famous sayings to Mr. Light. I, Harold Craige, will my headaches from working on the yearbook to the whole Junior class. I, Louise Etzinger, will my ability to get along with the teachers to David Crisman. I. Celine Hampsey, will my A's in shorthand to Bobby Lott fMesh.J next year. I, Phyllis Hampsey, will Mr. Light's money to Lauretta Shafer. I. John Harding, will my large vocabulary to Marlene White. I. Bob Haynes, will my love for sports to Guy Stevens. I, Bob Hinkley, will my pocket-size books to Stephen Root. I, Ruth Ann Love, will my giggles to Mary Jane Crisman. I, Buddy Lutz, will my artistic ability to Chris Bell. I, Joe Malone, will my spot on the basketball squad to Ronnie Place. I, Raymond Manning, will my acting ability to Bobby Lott. fAub.J I, Virginia McGavin, will my height to Beverly Novak. 1, Evelyn Pointek, will my basketball playing to Olivia Panunti. I, Runyon Purdy, will my love for singing to Guy Manning. I, Gladys Root, will my quietness to Linda LaFrance. I, Harlan Sherwood, will my studious airs to Johnny Benninger. I, Evelyn Smith, will my home in the valley to Jim McClain. I, Shirley Teetsel, will my snappy eyes to Dorothy Lasher. I, Nancy Tyler, will my love for doctors to Donnie Newhart. I, Shelva Jean Warner, will my letter writing sprees to Harold Carter. I, Gary Wood, will my tallness to Earl Harvey. We, the Seniors, will our sense of dignity to our worthy successors, The Juniors. Signed M KLM pg s csenzbr Gmss jafopfecy Regina Banko - -Will be the President's private polka teacher. John Barnes --President of the Mechanics Association Club. Florence Barnes -- First girl in the class of '56 to land on the moon. Arlene Caines -- Head Cheerleader for United States Olympic Basketball Team. Esther Carter -- President of the Girls' Basketball League of America. Bill Carter -- Manufacture of Sport Cars. Harold Craige -- Assistant to Director of Welfare of N. Y. C. in charge of cleaning up the slums. Ben Cole -- Building a highway across the ocean. Edward Considine -- The world's best imitator of Johnnie Ray. Louise Etzinger --Secretary to the President of the United States in 1964. Celine Hampsey -- Chief waitress in the Waldorf Astoria. Phyllis Hampsey -- Head cashier at the First National Bank. John Harding -- Psychoanalyzing the psychotic minds at Danville. Robert Haynes -- Sports writer for New York Times. Robert Hinkley -- Owner of the Hinkley Dairy Company. Ruth Ann Love -- Married to Jerry and winning prizes for her good cook- ing. Buddy Lutz -- Manager of the G. L. F. Joe Malone -- Bishop of the Scranton Diocese. Raymond Manning -- General in the Air Force. Virginia McGavin -- Head nurse of Tyler Memorial Hospital. Evelyn Pointek -- Owner of a tobacco plantation in Connecticut. Runyon Purdy -- Owner of the Harmony Hill Farms. Gladys Root -- Secretary for Proctor and Gamble Food Company. Evelyn Smith -- Owner of a Pickle Factory. Harlan Sherwood -- Mathematics teacher at Harvard. Shirley Teetsel -- Technician in Hahnemanm Hospital in Philadelphia. Nancy Tyler -- Proprietor of the Tyler Oil Refining Company. Shelva Jean Warner -- Airline hostess for T. W. A. Airlines. Gary Wood --Overseer of the guides on safaris in the deepest Africa. VOCATIONAL BOYS VOCA TIONAL GIRLS COMM ERCIA L ACADEMIC kXk'X'NUQJRff: VQQJQ'-NO Advisor, Mrs. Space, Secretary, Regina Bankog Vice President, Evelyn Pointekg Honorary President, John Barnes, President, VC. yllis Hampseyg Historian, Ruth Ann Lo gg Treasurer, Ph in 3l'1I1 M ond Raym 01 Digi :ta Egg Rom :EG xx rj gag 5:6 S ggi 23 SQ si 352 SE' RSS EE been R SEI ESE M N M W N Y ww 'X 0 m m m m v 1 Q Z ' , D Awww V Ir S if I , P was -gee: :ack :tab Exam SSM hswwt :anim X33 asc Soar Q x 5 Q I 1 Y Z K? A X Eg! bum 3559 BENQ basal gusty gust E635 Mk W , 9 I 4 F , M P I K E 4 Q' v I r A, Ei ng P :eggs T W A ' - -uqgmqulh ,QLD wwln SS xaqeux Asia :ESQ ixgw j 0 Mutt ,tl-S: 5:50503 102,01 XCJDUQ0 liguzim wx-mr:-utzm Pzuenwza W M wvssm Eg Kgs X gsm: S .ga peset MS was-5 IQ EG gt msgs: Sagem A wi Hmbwn W H E K ' Q I I Eiga Ee-bm :Sum 3-atm Q8 SEEQ gsm :AEM sb get ssl ggi mama :Kim bg!-gm glut L www W AKAV W K x I HW X kk A, M I Qu , J V . T ,U auorites Wm anafyyziflss uniors unzbr Jflsfory September 1953, we began our freshman year in room 25, with twenty-sev- en members and Mr. Bau as our advisor. We elected the following officers: President, Don Newhartg Vice President, Lloyd Ace, Secretary, Chris Bellg Treasurer. Bob Lott, Rep., Carol Bray and Johnny Benningerp Historian, Mar- lene White. We ended the year with twenty-four, losing Richard Thomas, Paul Faux, and Earlene Whipple. It was an un- eventful year. We had one class party. We started our sopho- more year in the Ag. room with Miss Kelly as our advisor. They soon put us in room 26 with Mr. Miller. That year our officers were: President, Don Newhartg Vice President, Howard Warner, Secretary, Carolyn Adamyg Treasurer, Lauretta Shaferg Historian, Carol BraygRep. , Marlene White and Johnny Ben- ninger. During the year we lost Carolyn Adamy and Guy Manning and we welcomed Olivia Panunti and Donna Stone. We had several parties that year. Our junior year we were again in room 26 but with Mrs. Carter as our advisor. We didn't see Donna Stone and Frank Williams, and Marlin Hopfer soon left, but we were glad that Guy Manning was back. The officers for that year were: President, Guy Stevensg Vice President, Chris Bellg Secretary, Harold Carter. Treasurer, Lauretta Shafer, Historian, Carol Bray: Rep. , Marlene White and Ronnie Hampsey. This was a very eventful year. We had a very successful junior play, and of course, this year we sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet and we were in- cluded in the annual Prom. Also we had many successful money making projects. m, W LLOYD ACE CHRIS BELL JOHN BENNINGER CAROL BRAY RONALD HAMPSEY 1 L ,Mg TRACEY CANFIELD HAROLD CARTER MARY L CRISMAN L D A... i i , X Km sf :.::. AN, Y MADGE HOLLISTER DAVID KRAUS ROBERT LOTT ROBERT LOTT GUY MANNING JAMES MCCLAIN DONALD NEWHART OLIVIA PANUNTI RONALD PLACE STEPHEN ROOT LAURETTA SHAFER GUY STEVENS ROSE M. TYLER HOWARD WARNER MARLENE WHITE mores o oph 601050112 ore GQSS Jigkfory At first we were pretty much lost, but due to the patience of our advisor, Mrs. Light, we soon settled down. During the year we had a very enjoyable class party. At the end of the first year we lost Andy Pointek, Shirley Cadak, and Nellie Wandall. In our sophomore year we started regular class meetings. We elected the following of- ficers: President, John Koromlang Vice President, John Bell, Secretary, Iva Holleyg Treasurer, Tom Carterg Historian, Clare Jean Barnesg Rep. , Eleanor McGavin and John Moyer. Our sophomore year has been a very happy year. We will hate to leave our teacher, Mrs. Light. All the little instances we will always remember as we go through the years. Robert Baker Claire Barnes John Bell Doris Carpenter Thomas Carter Ruth Darling Joseph Gacha Iva Holly Franklin Hunter Joyce Kintner John Koromlan Joseph Lipko Ruth Max-baker George McClain Eleanor McGavin Ronald McGavin an Q.. 5 I X 1 , A John Moyer Beverly Novak Fred Root John Shingle: - L Fred Storey Neil Taluba Marie Wandall Dale White reshmen gresfm an GQJJ eyflsfozy In our first year of high school we settled in the Ag. room with Miss Kelly. We had thirty pupils, gaining Joseph Kostantewicz and losing Ronald Whitesell and Jane Poin- tek. Our class officers were elected as follows: President, Jim Brayg Vice Pres- ident, Grace Stevensg Secretary, Betty Bowmang Treasurer, Jerry Burke, Historian, Ralph Tewksburyg Representatives, Leslie Space and Mary Ann Cainesg Reporter, Ken- neth Price. We were all very sad when Miss Kelly passed away. However we.sin- Chester Amy Betty Baker cerely appreciated Mrs. Gorrell s taking her place. ,wt , it James Bray Betty Bowman Gerald Burke Thomas Burridge Phillip Button Mary Ann Caines Gordon Darling David Gruver ,W- i ' 5kf'1i1 rQz. K H ' 7 f-aff' , . ffzwzi, I it 'gin l. it x. b 3. E Q D A '11 if-ffistifri - - ,f if L M1 . fi. F11 f fi f Z-5 D - 4' iff -L 22- q rl. . ,K 1- N , i ., . A eww I-1. - , ,H -iz .: . T. v isa1:ww.ml w 5 -2 . :F ' 1.fi7i?EZiif2 I . Ei !! , , . i. 'f ' 9 , 'ZR , ..,,. A V L f a ' . 3 ' . ,, 1' . 'T kf3?+2I5W,iS 'Q K it , -,gf q '---f . - .. -- ' .,.. Y Mast, . ' '- :--'z 'frliiitewilvzfi r , , 'D - I P2 - 55: D I 1...v'fi:?,EgQ1p11xps1 Earl Harvey George Harvey Donald Kintner Joseph Kostantewicz Linda LaFrance Dorothy Lasher Phyllis Lott Albert Mills Rose Oakes Ralph Parkhurst Brooks Price Kenneth Price Dorothy Pruitt Wayne Sherwood Burton Smith Louis Smith W Leslie Space Grace Stevens Ralph Tewksbury Jane Wandall unior hi gradg Barbara Allen, William Bell, Duane Bishop. John Bonavita, Betty Brace, Richard Bunnell, William Bunnell. Dick Burgess, Dale Carter. David Crisman, Janet Decker, Lula Dickinson, David Dobrosielski, Ruth Faux, Carol Federovitch l Robert Hampsey, Faith Harvey, Patricia Holley, Glenn Keefer, Dawn Kintner, Charles Kraus. Sandra Lasher, Fred Light, Victor Lutz, Catherne Malone, Wayne McClain, Charles McCarthy. , l Margaret Newhart, Beverly Place, Terry Taluba, Donald Van Order, Shirley Warner, Junior Wheaton. Qseuenff grak Ellen Brewer, Don Buckingham, Cleon Canfield, Shirley Carney. Carol Eyet, Gloria Faux, Gerald Gacha, Diane Gruver, Donna Hunter, Gail Kintner. Gerald McGavin, Gerald Parkhurst, Irving Perry, Andy Saravirz, Ruth Ann Sherwood, Sheron Smith. Night Owls Well ,f A Senior Ambition 4 , ,, L.. Boy I've Changed lementaru Cglbcfg QFGUQ Teacher - MRS. MAYBEL DOUGHERTY Mrs. Dougherty, V. Kintner, S. Linney. G. Faux, I. Kraft, M. Jen nings, E. Himmelwright, I. Luce. J. Smurkowski. Absent: R. Wan- dall, H. Giberson. 2? ,W , 2 A ef? giffiirrn 9995 9.1.4. Teacher - MRS. MAYBEL DOUGHERTY D. Hampsey, D. Space, N. Foux, D. Gould, R. Brace, G. Brewer, D. Saravitz, T. Sheldon, D. Brewer, J. Vaow, N. Benninger, J. Sherwood. J. Malone, E. Jennings, Mrs. Dougherty. . 2 5 3 in 5 Y . gf snsns m 70 urff QFGOQ Teacher - MISS VIRGINIA LAFRANCE First row: K. Brace, G. Adams, D. Bunnell. Second row: G. Wandall, J. Kinrner. Third row: D. Gacha, M. Benninger, A. Shirey, D. Burridge, K. McMicken D. Mead, G. Truesdale. Fourth row: E. Gruver, S. Chamberlin, D. Truesdale, L. Himmelwright. Absent: L. Deiter, C. Himel. fl! s rw 1, 5 , I f .5 .V 5 ,, zfaf QFGOQ Teacher - MISS VIRGINIA LAFRANCE First row: D. Titman, K. Dibble, D. Keeney, G. Taluba, C. Newhall, S Tewksbury, S. Smith, N. Vaow, R. Burridge. Second row: W. Arey, S. Burridge, R. Harding, G. Gardner, K. McClain, R. Buckingham, C. Bunnell, D. Heller, I. Drogan, C. Stevens, Miss LaFrance. IL. -fu. 2' CSQCOI? J QIUOQ Teacher - MISS ROSALIE DONAHOE W. Gardner, D. Burridge, J. McClain, W. Burridge, P. Keeney, D Truesdale, J. Giverson, T. Young, H. Titman, T. Bunnell, K. McMicken, E. Gutkowski, P. Faux. .. 4x , . J jars! rgrark Teacher - MISS ROSALIE DONAHOE First row: R. Truesdale, I. Burridge, D. Burridge, C. Silas. Second row: T. Procter, R. Burridge, S. Gacha, H. Smith. Third row: R. Vaow, E. McClain A. Swanson, G. Keeney. Fourth row: R. McGavin, G. Decker, G. Burridge, B. Sherwood, Miss Donahoe, S. Dibble, C. Winnie. H. Vaow JW' if . A, ff.--f MR. STANLEY CONRAD, Principal Sixth and Seventh Grade MRS. LYNN SHERWOOD West Auburn in-:gt MRS. LEFA CHAMBERLIN Music and Second Grade MRS. MOLLIE JENNINGS First Grade MRS. GEORGE LUCE Third and Fourth Grades MISS JAYNE, Fifth and Sixth Grades cseuenfg QQUUQ Teacher - MR. CONRAD First row: A. Marbaker, I. Bell, C. Harvey, D. Harvey, W. Osburn, C. Ace Second row: M. Federovitch, W. Bell, V. Caines, R. Pruitt, C. Magee, R. Overfield, C. Shoemaker. Third row: E. Haynes, A. Harvey, S. Benscoter, E. Kithcart, H. Koromlan, V. Finlan, B. Litwin, R. Hollister, A. Hollister, M. Warner, J. Lott. L. Harford, S. Dickinson, Mr. Conrad. cszbfff QJUOQ Teacher - MR. STANLEY CONRAD First row: S. Harvey, E. Shingler, J. Tyler, I. Dougherty, D. Jayne, R. Place C. Fuller. Second row: F. Spencer, L. Wiles, J. Hinkley, D. Tewksbury, F. White, R. Bishop, L. Overfield, B. Burke. Third row: M. Bullock, D. Tewksbury, T. Ace, N. Carter. B. Shoemaker, L. Walters, H. Tyler, I. Dixon, G. Bishop, Mr. Conrad. Absent: T. Bell, M. Cron. 7976 gms Teacher - MISS MINNIE IAYNE First row: A. Eddy, D. Bunnell, S. Harvey, S. Carter, I. Bishop, E. McCarthy C. Harvey. Second row: T. Caines, R. McGavin, C. Button, K. Dougherty, C. Wiles, J. Marbaker, C. Overfield, R. Kithcart, L. Rogers. Third row: I. Finlan, G. Pruitt, J. Oliver, N. Wood, P. Cook, R. Cook, G. Hinkley, D. Kipar. Absent: S. Carter. go urfg QFGOQ Teacher - MRS. GEORGE LUCE First row: P. Carter, H. Cron, J. McGavin, C. Eddy, B. Bowman. Second row: H. White, L. Finlan, R. Ward, P. Brotzman, B. Bell, C. Pruitt Mrs. Luce. Third row: I. Carter, M. Dougherty, A. Dobrosielski, L. Osborn, D. Bell, J. Williams. Absent: M. Allen. zfof Qraofz Teacher - MRS. GEORGE LUCE First row: G. Bullock, V. Oliver, B. Noldy, I. Caines, M. Tyler, A. Litwin Second row: M. Bunnell, M. Keifer, B. Poulsen, P. Lutz, J. Severs, M. Mc Gavin, B. Shoemaker, R. Bonavita. Third row: F. Wiles, M. Bell, I. Severs, J. Rompola, G. Bishop, W. Holley P. Bennett, R. Harvey, Mrs. Luce. CSQC0l?Of Teacher - MRS. LEFA CHAMBERLIN First row: I. Holley, E. Wiles, D. Hinkley, S. Lott, F. Holley, K. Nankivell N. Williams, B. Bonavita, P. Brotzman. Second row: F. Lott, B. Lasher, R. Shingler, L. Cron, P. Severs, J. Tewks- bury, J. Brown, A. Haynes, I. Rompola, G. Ward. Third row: K. Hollet, M. Banko, M. Rogers, R. Ward, R. Osburn, F. Kith- cart, J. Hollister, D. Bishop, C. Carter, D. Cook, M. Shoemaker, S. Fin- lan. Absent: D. Warner. Elms! QFGOQZ Teacher - MRS. MOLLIE IENNINGS First row: I. Love, S. Harford, M. Purdy, P. Bell, E. Dobrosielski, H. Lasher, I. Austen. Second row: M. Siracuse, W. Fletcher, G. Vlasca, M. Pangonis, B. Overfield C. Place, J. Bennett, C. Poulsen, Mrs. Jennings. Third row: W. Hollister, S. Garrison, W. Bishop, G. Shoemaker, T. Keeney, I. Carter, D. Rogers, B. Harvey, T. McGavin, F. West, L. Wiles. KUQSX ZfU6i1f1Q Teacher - MRS. LYNN SHERWOOD First row: I. Baker, I. Shatinsky, L. Lewis, R. Baker, L. Carter, R. Jayne Second row: D. Lewis, C. Newhart, C. Newhart, S. Carter, P. Beebe, J. Beeba, B. Parker, Mrs. Sherwood, M. Jayne, L. Laskaris, M. Baker, P. Laskaris, J. Beebe. 7613 C7760 j7Qppene0f Slick Chick Home Brew Tch-Tch .QQ V l V1 fa- 'V I Caught in the Act Friends 5 Auburn Center School Patrol rganizations ' A .s- 'jf 'w SCHOOL - C ,,,,,.wf'i fb 'C Pafrof Rose Oakes, Tom Burridge Betty Bowman, Grace Stevens Earl Harvey SCHOOL CROSSING - Evelyn Smith Arlene Caines TOWN - Celine Hampsey, Guy Stevens Bob Lott, Terry Taluba Mary Jane Crisman, Linda LaFrance Kas jvdffflf WHITE'S - Esther Carter, Madge Hollister MOWRY'S PLACE'S - ROBERT 'S - David Kraus, Beverly Place Carol Bray, Phillip Button - Beverly Novak, Harold Craige Richard Burgess 717g 7f1! 7f1! If 5 1 M.. --.1 A First row: B. Novak, O. Panunti, M. Hollister, R. Marbaker, N. Wandall, D. Lasher, M.rs. Moran, B. Bowman, G. Stephens, D. Pruitt. Second row: M. Wandall, M. Crisman, B. Baker. J. Wandall, L. LaFrance, C. Bray, D. Carpenter, E. McGavin, R. Love, E. Smith, Arlene Caines, C. Barnes, R. Dar ling, L. Shafer, J. Kintner, I. Holley, M. Caines. D. , ff I I .-fy' ,gf , ji 1 5 ' 'S X V ,Ml . safe ' --. - ...M as Biff 'rx' Ea E 7.7171 Advisor, Mrs, Moran President, Arlene Caines Vice President, Iva Holley Secretary, Carol Bray Treasurer, Marlene White Reporter and Historian, Mary Jane Crisman it .--. FSLA First row: L. Smith, E, Harvey. Second row: C. Bell, F. Story, G. Lutz, E. Considine B. Hinkley, R. Manning. G. Wood, B. Smith. Third row: R. Haynes. L. Space, J. Kostanewicz, G. Darling, C. Arey, I. Shingler, D. White, J. Bell, W. Sherwood. Fourth row: D. Kintner, A. Mills, G. McClain, J. Koromlan, F. Root, J. Benninger, T. Canfield, R. Baker. Fifth row: T. Lipko, F. Hunter, G. Manning, R. Harnpsey, L. Ace, H. Carter, H. Warner, R. Place. 9735? Advisor, Mr, Light President, R. Manning Vice President, R. Hinkley Secretary, G. Lutz Treasurer, F. Story Sentinel, C. Bell Reporter, E. Considine -gn 'X ff H' misss Harlan Sherwood. Assistant Art Editor Mfg, Raymond Space Snelva Jean Warner, Art Editor Yearbook Advisor I 9 F J 6 Esther Carter Regina Banko Co-Typing Editors Evelyn Smith, Assistant Business Manager john Harding, Business Manager Guy Stevens, Assistant Editor-In-Chief l , bk, V 'V . . A 4 r- Q- f-vw 1 Q W f-ua r s A s ,If ra .v N 1 t . .....lM'fW 7 - g wk - I P K 1 '--.f- M. N F I K K N , K L A' 177: ' k ti M 8 S , Q ni V 'W 5'-Tit .LL.. :gg as lklhr-n..q,f N.: Virginia McGavin, Assistant Literary Editor Hamid Cfaige. 5diI0I'II1'Chi6f Ruth Ann Love Literary Editor Raymond Manning and Ed Considine, I4 Assistant Ad Editors Gary Wood, Ad Editor Evelyn Pointek Photo. Editor Bill Carter and Arlene Caines, Assistant Photo. Editors 51.1. ...ng Editor - - Literary - - - Chit-Chat - - Art ----- Business - - Fashion - - Alumni - - Sports ----- Prod. Manager Sponsor ---- Shirley Teetsel Guy Stevens new mmm ma Wapaf G66 - - L. Etzinger Assistant - - - - D. Kraus - - - J. Barnes Literary - - - R. Tyler - - C. Hampsey Chit-Chat - - - - - L. Shafer - - - G. Lutz Art ---- ' ' J. McClain - - R. Hinkley Business - - - -R. Hampsey - - A. Caines Fashion - - - - - C. Bray - - J. Malone Exchange - - - - - G. Root - - - B. Cole Sports ------ - N. Tyler - - - F. Barnes Prod. Manager ----- - - R. Purdy - -Mrs. J. Neuser Circulation. Manager - - - - R. Haynes Class Reporters John Bell Bobby Hampsey Kenneth Price Ruth Sherwood 'J fl an ff Tom Carter, Brooks Price, Mary Jane Crisman, Linda LaFrance, Grace Stevens, Ann Love, Lauretta Shafer, Charles McCarthy, Carol Bray, Tom Burridge, Esther Carter, Marlene White, Fred Light, Rose Marie Tyler, David Kraus, Kenneth Price, Guy Stevens Gfof-Us First row: J. Harding, G. Stevens, J. Malone, R. Manning, C. Bell, J. Moyer, T. Carter. Second row: G. Manning, R. Marbaker, D. Carpenter, V. McGavin, J. Kintner, I. Holley, L. Etzinger, R. A. Love, G. Root, S. Teetsel, O. Panunti, H. Craige. Third row: N. Wandall, M. White, C. Bray, P. Hampsey, F. Barnes, R. Banko, S. Warner, A. Caines, E. Smith. Fourth row: M. J. Crisman, R. M. Tyler, M. Wandell, C. Barnes, B. Novak C. Hampsey, E. McGavin, L. Shafer, E. Pointek. Fifth row: H. Carter, J. Benninger, T. Canfield, G. Lutz, R. Hinkley, G. Wood D. Kraus, R. Place, R. Lott, R. Haynes, R. Hampsey. Ngfe ygbw-Cyp Ellen - Ann Terry - Harold Margot - Arlene Beans - Robert Sandra - Regina Katy - Celine Mr. Field - Gary Mrs. Field - Louise Douglas - George Cora - Evelyn Mugsy - Raymond Melinda - Nancy M l W 'WW 1 1 97-geuofh ' Over QOIQOQF77 Maggie - Virginia Maw Fry - Evelyn Emmy - Phyllis lssie - Ray Clem - John Rosie Belle - Esther Aunt Harry - Ann Becky Mae - Shirley Willy - Bob Haynes Pappy Popoff - Harlan Zeke - Robert Preacher - Edward Wedding Guests: Arlene, Gary, George, Shelva, Runyon, Gladys and Florence Five Off Keys: Regina, Evelyn, Louise, Qllarold and Joe. thletics r......... .gy GC Za3e6J First row: R. Hampsey, C. Bell, B. Clark, C. Kopach, D. Pickett. Second row: I. Blaisure, D. Newhart, R. Hunter, W. Carter, R. Baker, F Storey, B. Cole, J. Benninger, R. Lathrop, D. Hall, D. Lott, T. Carter. 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TO GREATER VALUES SHADOW BROOK DAIRY Golden Gue rnsey Milk and Cream Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania COLEMAN'S TED LUCE JAMES ACE Chevrolet Compliments I G A on-lsmobiie Siarffes NATION-WIDE MAEQKFIT John Deere R520 1 Insurance 8: and Tunkhanriock GRANT LOCKER New Holland Pa BROWN SERVICE Machinery T 1 Tunkhannogk Super Service e ep one PeI1I1SY1VaI11a Lawton, Pa. Laceyville , Pa TE1-race 6-4646 C 1' t f Compliments of W Mmp lmen S O E H. D. FASSETT'S STORE ' ' G 0 N xxx IQ S - Q f Springville, Pa. 3 gsfisnu. X 1, fi Qi' , E f mf C' ' f Tunkhannock, Pa. I 'n 'i5f 9'W ui D A Hearty Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956 With the hope that you will choose and pursue careers which will bring happiness, good health, and prosperity to you in this great free world of opportunities. Best Wishes From THE MONTROSE DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Montrose and New Milford, Pennsylvania . 5 I -M TIT N 5 W ANDYS Y 'Wi ,.l T we 'WHEN INTHE E GRILL 939 SUPER , if MARKET MDDD FDR All Legal 4' NNE FOOD Beverages qi sg. 54 MeshOPPen, Pa. ANDY K SARAVITZ F Af H D H Pro rietor Your Friendly Food Dealer P Meshoppen, Pa. C at F MOTOR SALES RALPH B. SHELDON Cor. Maple and Chestnut Sts. Sales - Service ,, Storage Mont ose, Pa. Tubes, Tires, and min' E Accessories Dodge I Dodge :lid th :gl Trucks mo v C T Y U- Hire: pl'-IHNQUHI 1 Mlm, Q1 Y TIRES Phone xl. 364 Tunkharmock, Pennsylvania A.'I2.VV ILCOX Compliments Compliments E7 of of N, E. P. A, Montrose, Pa. BREEDING .1 'Zig GENEVIEVE Y' IVE ll S. -- COOPERAT CONNELL F- yr. YW' Tunkhannock F fp - Pa. If P. S. 239 Dairy Cattle Compliments GRACE Ima si of CALVERT 31 RUSSELL B. Drapes 5 Best Wishes 5 PRATT Upholstering i to the 56 is GENERAL and Slipcovers Class Of 19 INSURANCE Tailored to Fit ? Froffgfg 1 Tunkhannock 3, DR. KR ' Wyalusing Pa. L Pa. Phone TE 6-4232 f Z Compliments of Compliments Compliments of OVERTON FARMS DAIRY BAR of HENNING'S GARAGE South Montrose TAYLOR'S EDGEFIELD North I ' 3, COURT Mehoopany, Pa. i-llx jiiulf V x x-,' 4 'Q' Tw .',', Wyalusing, Pa. Phone 3-2701 IEI1' POLICY AT ALL BARTRON'S I- H- C- SL UMES TOGGERY WENCK'S lFarm Machinery ' za RESTAURANT D1MocK's 3 ' Leonard at STORE A ff Zaleppa BAR Quality -, QR Proprietor EquiPment 2? -4: .Tenningsville Phone - 2281 '7 I Tunkhannock, Pa. WYHI-U-Sing - Pa. Q-4 L.. Penna. Compliments MONTROSE . Compliments Compliments CLEANE R of of 'ff' - MONTROSE JOHN Three-Day Q5 BEVERAGE KISHBAUGH Service CO. Bus R Driver Montrose. J ES J. GRACE Phone Pennsylvania Montrose 509M Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '56 DP. 'B IG I-I O13 Tunkhannock, Pa. J. R. MORGAN CHEVROLET Le Raysville , Pa. Phone - 3731 ml - .1 Be st Wishe s to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1956 51 J 5 N 'lv il! V - ' ' Qxl lf' GAY MURRAY CO., INC. Tunkhannock, Pa. Heating - Plumbing Moore's Paint Sporting Goods Frigidaire Q Frigidaire Compliments of Compliments of OTTO GOULD'S TEWKSBURY'S L, STORE BANNER FOOD STORE PLACE nu roucv South Auburn, Pennsylvania GENERAL 451.-.,X f.,.'fl INSURANCE 3 A gg IYHVAUI' Meshoppen, Pa. SEE f0P Phone i t y00P5flf ? 8-7136 L' Meshoppen Pennsylvania Best Wishes to I JOHNS the Glass of Compliments MARKET 56 of STAR-LITE DRIVE-IN THEATER H' B' LEE at Meat-Groceries T SON H Springville Meshoppen Tunkhannock, Pa. i Pa- pa. .i 1 Q - R - NNW TUNKHANIQOCK Cgnqplirnents REXALL DRUGS Prescriptions a Specialty DR- J- L- gf Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania MCCORKLE GEORGE E. V OS TEOPATHIC KEENAN ' PHYSICIAN Lake Carey f5i'ihir'fiQigi'ig1'f2-gjQ':: ipli '-'1 i.i Q P'il P Pa. 'VV. - g Cornell Compliments FELICE America's Biggest of FRIONI Dollar's Worth of BEERvS DINER Barber Shop Barn Cleaner at and ROLLER RINK Musical EDWARD'S Instruments MANUFACTURING COMPANY Wysox, pa. Tunkhannock Pa. Laceyville, Pa. WH mf 2 XR 4193 , X f rf' f g ...,Q 9 Q 53 L , E? ,f V -V COMPLIMENTS OF C.5lVl. ST-9OH'l SVVEAP Telephone TE 6-5061 TE 6-7581 Sales - Service L HORLACHER 8: SHERWOOD Corner East Tioga and McCord Streets Tunkhannock, Pa. Parts Batteries QS HLFTUSDO Tires Repairs YOUR Q 1l9'2'w 'c ,ca BALFOUPI co Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Miner's 2226 Bank Building Wilkes-Barre 2, JU K - I 7 AMBY NOLAN 5-X ,Q MATT LYNOTT I f A y ff X N Q 'f Q7 hX5v ' f y 4 J .4 J . I ij K ff? Nw EQUGA, J ' L CLAUDE SHERWNOOD ' R. B. LEARN'S Watch Repair The Llfe You Electrical Service BISHOP'S Save May Be A 1- Your Own! Spofgnlgrgfjds Tunklinvwk. LUNCHEONETTETI Paints - Toys ' Sundries I mm 4 Laceyville QZWQ-' I0Q37,f'x J Penna. Q, ' ' sq Phone 9-3331 x ., -.1 :J f CARTER? THE RED DOOR GARAGE Compliments FARR MOTORS Proprietor u HARRINGTON International Esso Gasoline DAIRY Trucks and C0. S8165 and Hu.nti.ng M xv - Service Eq uipment R ushville Meshoppen Pennsylvania Laceyville, Pa Pennsylvania VANDERVOR T MILLS Wholesale and Retail Dealers Feed Calso Mills at Bulk Plants Sugar Gasoline Wysox Towanda Flour Kerosene Laceyville Laceyville Coal Motor Oil New Milford BEN C 1. t f Compliments CARNEY omp lmexf S 0 gf Compliments of Cattle ALLEN S CREAMERY TYLER Meshoppen, Pa. Mesh fj p, N sig' ' f-- Q ig ' Cc Q .53 XL N ri RCN I ff 93 1 - 9r T -,sf..- - E 'JU' H , I be I If 0 j 1 I If K u Q : ' I P A Compliments of Hi, A , BRADFORD , . COUNTY CREAMERY co. .af Laceyville, Pennsylvania .2 KARSCHNER AND EATON ComP1imentS Of 1 O WHIPPLE BROTHERS INC. QW Laceyville, Pa. .fed Zia We!! Zu Plan Zum Wann F7 fm f3 ggmaa W .... I ll!! 111111 ily ' ll!! Best Wishes to the Seniors of '56 Compliments of LEO AND GRACE MCGAVIN The Economy Store Compliments of FATHER BURCHILL Compliments of PAUL KING C 1' t N YOL11' Friendly GENERAL ornp lrnen S For the Best F rom in General Hauling CON TRAC TOR Contact Grocer xx JACOB 5 S , , i I WREFORD JONES WOODY Fairdale, Pa. Mesho en Phone Montrose 60112 suvara, Pa. T P IPP . Your General ennsv Varna Hauler for the .LW Past 18 Years. BILMAR FARM Compliments of A COf1'1P1imeI1tS RUDTS Registered FARM SERVICE Dairy Barns. FRANK AND WILLIAM N' AND HARRING TON Came Sm, ed MARGARET s. , Y .TUDI TH DEVINE DAIR Y For Lice, Mange WALTERS CO, and Barn Itch. - f L R -11 P U R.D. No. 1 Moscow, Pa. Pmprletors SQ, lf' ' e aysvl e' a Phone Hamilton 5641 N C t.. X Compliments C0rI1plimentS Of S. F. WILLIAMS ALM -HAVEN of DR. P. B. Ford Sales MOTEL DIE TRICH COLEMAN and Service U S Route 6 THEATER Vete rinarian Agent ' ' Locker Plant June. 92 Cutting, 3 Blocks East Q 4 Wrapning. From Routes Z9 fr V ? Ffeezlllgv and an .1 A ' and Smokmg Tunkhannock A, 4 Pa. Lawton, Penna. LeRaysvi11e, Pa. BRIAR CREEK Maple Syrup Makers I. H. C, MUTUAL HCSAWLE? A11Modern Farm Machinery LIFE ene ra Supplies INSURANCE Insurance DIBBL-'3'S CO 25 Public Ave. VERMONT HARDWARE ' EVAPORATION RGY Montrose CO MCMICKENS Pe1mSY1Van1a ogdensbmg, N. Y. MeSh0PPe1T Agent Agt. M. F. RICE P6nnSY1Van1a Meshoppen, Pa. Phone 316 Ulster' Pa- Phone 8 -7157 Syrup Bought 'BU'R'l2 5 POULTRY to the Class of '56 Ivleshoppen, Pennsylvania 0- 1 P Af W 'FAQ IVI Compliments of MR. AND MRS. GEORGE CEPRICH General Sullivan Hotel Laceyville, Pa. Compliments of Commissioners EARL T. JONES ROBERT SPENCER JOSEPH HORRIGAN C mpliments of A. B. COLE Ef SON . 3 1 Q. Q, Xbx ' K X N 115 f U ' X X Compliments of NHZANDTWRS. 1A13RYCE SHELDON EALPH'TYLEP Distributor of Richfield Products Dunlop Tires F1161 Oil Car Washing Grease Jobs Meshoppen, Pa. Phone 8 -7431 X SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT FUVEFEHDE All Legal Beverages Light Lunches Rooms ELWIN AND GLORIA EDWARDS, Proprietors Meshoppen, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '56 CHARLES BROS Tunkhannock, Pa. O. H. ALLEN Meshoppen, Pa. xx It J QVZEN ' 1 E ..- Draw near to God and He will draw near to youii .Tames 4:8 REV. GEORGE DICKINSON Compliments Compliments of DEMPSEY'S of .TEWELR Y AND A RECORD , CENTER FRIEND my I J I K. A. P. I , , The i Best Wishes DON CAMp Store Compliments to the JEWELER of Of C1355 of Elgin B111OV3. Friendly CR-AIGES '56 GI-uen Service GREENHOUSE Sheaffer Pens MONTROSE CUT KeePSake RATE sToRE Rings Lacevville, Pa- Montrose, Pe. Qbwm L dg 700: Compliments of BYRON BENNINGER 8: EDWARD DAIRY FARM T. BUSH Success to Class of '56 STANEK'S POULTRY FARM G Q ph' rr - Cornplirnents of LCD LJDEN I-lll..L. FARM TUNKHANNOCK COOPERATIVE ,nf G. L. F. 1 1 0 Feed - Seed - Fertilizers N p f ' Que-eg ,A Farm Supplies - Tires in X -1 f' Phone TE 6-5166 gi- , LZ X xx f- -X Y' . X: Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania -- 5 rf RUSSELL C 1. ALBERT'S SUNOCO 0mP ments BOATS HARRINGTON SERVICE f 8: DQZRY Batteries O COTTAGES ' Tires Tubes WHI'IQ1EiHlI-IOUSE Lake Carey , Washing Fairdale G . Pa reasmg Tunkhannock Phone ' Tunkhannock TE 6-4531 Pa. Pa' Anll' 4, I y Q: . BUSH'S FUNERAL HOME llllli E '1 9, E L W 'Cl South Montrose, Pa. 'Q ' E Ili O W' i65if'ls' - w fap,g: QM' Y 'I I if mg' 2 x -A ,J 7 E O 'E' X 1 lijifrfgfgig f, F IRST NATION AL Congratulations K to the YOu're Money Ahead Senior Class of '56 Over 50 Years of from Friendly Service DR. ALEO Meshoppen, Pennsylvania CATHRALL LACEYVILLE HORACE J' Compliments MOTORS HARDWARE SICK 8: SON Eaton Road of Tunkhannock, Pa , , , Buick Sales Lincoln Fngldalre Service WALKER Mercury Maytag GRANITE Sales Bottled- Gas Tunkhannock, Pa. CO. Telephone Sefvlce Phone TE 6-7311 TE 6-3591 or Laceyville, Pa. Tunkhannock, Pa. TE 6-7321 MESHOPPEN GUN SHOP BARTRCN JOSEPH BELL MOONSHINERS S ea.'mj So? and FARM SUPPLY ffffiffd ' Rffiifs Tunkhannock, Pa. General Music for All Scopes. Mounts.. A Hauling Occasions sights, can sungs and Holsters for Meshoppen, Pa. VA 4-1090 Sale- Work ? Q 57 N. Empire St. Guarangeemi to Your 1' Sf::2,:2L:21:t -L ,Q 1 5 Pennsylvania Meshoppen, Pa. '.., Phone 8-7286 Best of Luck to Seniors of '56 From Bl2ElTWElSER'S Compliments of LESLIE ELLSWORTH CATTLE DEALER Meshoppen, Pennsylvania 4' 4 L The Friendly Store 9,1 Q . jf Meshoppen, Pennsylvania Phone 8-7846 'PFS' i Compliments of Compliments -5, Dom.: we KEN PRICE BEAUT Y SALON fi SN ji'-T55 7 nfl JIM SHOLES E. M.P1NNocK TUNKHANNOCK NEWSSTAND compiiments RCLLERDROME Meshoppen, Pa. B-B Feeds Coal - Seeds of -f f TRL N65 Phone 8-7351 A ., SN 1851 lllif . Meshoppen FRIEND Lk Pa, Tunkhannock ' Pennsylvania I Year Boo k Photograp her y 'Y +12 an 5. K A 1 . ff our officia 'I-A51-EE Compliments E L FREEZ Of Compliments of W Lag MIL CHARLES B1LL1NG's ' Tunkhannock MCCARTHY HARDWARE Est 1880 Specialties at SON, W 1 .- P Sund-aes Drler ln Surge Sales Eisffilifiorf' Cones L7-Vestock and Service of Mobil as Mnkshakes MeSh0PPen' Pa' Mehoopany, Pa- and g P' t Phone Phone 3-2156 . Quiglris Laceyville 9-2778 C0mP1iment5 Of Compliments of DR. L. L. ELLswoRTH ,q VETERINARIAN , 8 1464445 A A vs f ii-222 1 5 -13.2 SKINNERS 'E'-310:21-' ..-- in ,Lf M... 5-1 -- N G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. Laceyville, Pa. Feed - Seed - Farm Supplies Fertilizers Bulk Feed and Limespreading Service 1920-1956 K I NT NEP IVIAP LE I-I URST MILLING MOTEL Mehoopany Near Meshoppen Buy Fresh Made Feed u H Phone 8-7698 111 Your Own Town Ceramic Tile Baths Compliments of l I SMI.I.H,S Compllments Compliments of compnments GARAGE TQEE TUNKHANNOCK of Skinners Eddy, SHOE REPAIR Pa. METHODIST Next to A g, P ANNA sskvlce WHEN PARSONAGE Tunkhannock, Pa YOU NEED 'T Fairdale, Pa. , A X in o MARA A 'NH-WA I .. K -56 ,lv , Compliments Packed with ' C 1. of Yield and Comlmments omp lments GEQRGE Rarin'to , H. Grow gf S SCHAE1-'ER PIONEER Heatin and HYBRID SEED MEDICAL DINER g . CORN ARTS Plumblng HOWARD S th M t Eaton Road MCMICKEN CLINIC Ou on rose Tunkhannock Meshoppen, Pa, Pa, Phone 8-7154 J. V. TAYLOQ CO. Dealer in All Kinds of Livestock Wyalusing, Pa. ALLEN JAYNE Er SONS ' 'Best in Apples for . More Than K k N' 0' ff 3' 40 Years p. xv, , 3 Compliments of IVH2. AND MPS A CACCIONE Lawton, Pennsylvania m Registered Jerseys ART H LINDEN JURST FARMS B N Home of the Highest O Classified Herd in Pa. Herd Average 86.39011 Type FUNERAL HOME Over 400 lbs. Fat Production Breeding Stock for Sale. HARLAND E. CARTER, Owner Montrose, Penn. A. r ,rg F x N Compliments THE SAUL'S of HORLACHER ar SICK SERVICE A FRIEND ELECTRIC STORE CENTER General Electric E, Tioga st. APP1ieeeee Teleeeeee E1fl,5JiZii?f.g TE 6-7031 -Fixtures- Tunkhannock Pa- sherwm-wuuams Paint v1's RCY Compliments Compliments SHERWOOD CUT'RATE f General of O DRUG STORE Hauling DR, JoAN's EDWARD Meshoppen Meshoppen w, GILMORE RESTAURANT Pa. Penna. Tl-lOIVIPSON'5 TRAVEL B UREAU for Vacations, Business Trips, Honeymoons Travel by Bus! We, the senior class of 1956, wish to thank you, our parents, teachers, and friends, for making this year a commemorative one for us. ui X 'RJ 25 Zvi fix Mrs. Leslie Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinkley Arthur Love Mrs. Harry Carter Joyce McGavin Mr. and Mrs Edward Brewer Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hart Mrs. John L. Bunnell Mr. and Mrs Clayton Ervine Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGavin Mrs. Ruth Allan Suzie and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. James Baker PATPONS Katherine McClain Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carter Fredrick Canfield Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn June Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Obie C. Hoyt Anthony Litwin Alfred Etzinger Compliments of a Friend Miss Virginia LaFrance Mr and Mrs. Andrew Pointek Mr. and Mrs. Mack Love Mr and Mrs. Ed. Sebastianelli Mr. Joseph Bollard Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Swisher Judy Swisher Mrs. Myrtle Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. L. B.Himmelwright Mrs. Raymond Titman Mrs. Euphrasia Baker Mrs. Ruth Grow Helen Henrie and Lena Tewksbury Barbie Gould Paul Donlin Mr. and Mrs. Irving Perry L. H. Kintner Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Baer Charles Love Mr. Benjamin Hampsey Mrs. Frank Hampsey Mr. Cecil Hampsey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes Joseph Moore Reginald Jennings Kenneth Kintner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hampsey Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fuller Joanne Space Leonard Schiavane Loretta M. Tewksbury Harry Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Bunnell Mr. Louis Farr Mr. and Mrs Alfred Place Mr. and Mrs Richard White Mr. and Mrs. George Teetsel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Naylor Mr. and Mrs Edward McGavin Mr. and Mrs Albert Linney Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Mike Federovitch James Malone Elmer Warner John Barnes,Sr. Joseph Banko Phyllis Hunter Mr. and Mrs. T. Huston Craige Il T. Huston Craige III Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skrabut Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bray Mr. and Mrs. Duane Root Mollie Smith Woodmen of the World Mrs. Jean Neuser Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Light Miss Rosalie Donahoe Mrs. Mary Moran Frances Rompala Mr. Pete LaFrance Boyd LaF rance Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buckingham1 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton White Mr. and Mrs. Donald James Elta Staymets Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banatyne Mr. and Mrs. Spencer R. Burr Albert Kamarauskas Catharine Hunter James W. Sherwood Mrs. Eva Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. Olin Benninger Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tewksbury Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mowry Isabelle Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Leland Fuller Janet and Dan Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wood Emery Lal- rance Mr. Floyd M. Crisman Mrs. C. B. Tyler James W. Guiton First National Bank, Wyalusing Gloria Fritz, Hotel Wyalusing People's State Bank, Wyalusing H. J. Norconk, Wyalusing Platts Shoe Store, Wyalusing Compliments of a Friend Blumm Service Station, Wysox Fulmen's Service Station,Wysox Lake View Lodge, Lake Carey Mr. and Mrs Paul Iffert Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Darling Mr. and Mrs John Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lott Mrs. Sophia Rompala Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mowry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lyne Ted Place Mr. and Mrs. Emry Place Leo Bolles, J. P. Mr. and Mrs Orell Carter Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Tewksbury Mr. and Mrs James Elliot A Friend Mr. and Mrs Stanley Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraus Mr. Pern Shaver Mr. Bill Lutz Morey's Restaurant, Wyalusing Fritz Department Store Shook Hardware Rugs 8: Furniture Store Shiffer's Shoe Store Russell Bullock Bob Smales Pat Barnes Baker's Central Market Laceyville 58:10 Store Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampsey Orval Haynes Art Heller Mr. and Mrs John Gall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kalnites Mr and Mrs Z. A. Dickinson and Mrs. George Lutz Floyd Shoemake r Mr. and Mrs. Carl LaRue Mr. and Mrs. Seth Overfield Mr. Karl Kopatz, Rushville Mr. Fenton Hammerly Hammerly's Restaurant Avery Hardware Worth Warner Ralph W. Koeb Mr. and Mrs. Victor Caines Herns Geo. Taylor and Son Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Clapper C onnie C onr ad Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keeney Mollie Jennings Mr. and Mrs, George Luce Mrs. Lefa Chamberlin H. 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