Milford High School - Auf Wiedersehn Yearbook (Milford, PA)

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Perhaps you may have felt that some of the things you were required to do were unnecessary. But always there was a definite purpose back of these things you were asked to do, that of trying to reach a certain specific goal and then measuring the extent to which you reached the goal. As a result of such pro- cedure, one's own needs could be more clearly visualized, and often the challenge to do better work followed. As you leave school and go out into your various fields of activ- ity, bear in mind the phrase nthe extent to which you reached your goaln. What your goals are will be your own decision. You may hope vaguely that some one will clear a path for you without much exertion on your own part, or you may with grim determination decide to make your life the best possible one. In this world of today, with its great masses of humanity and its complexities of living, it might seem a difficult task for young people just coming out of high school to decide what the best possible life for them would be and what its most worthwhile goals are. It has been said that happiness and success are the eternal goals of men . Analyzing this statement, it is certainly true that in times past men in all walks of life have searched for these eternal goals, and it is highly improbable that the best possible life could be attained with- out them. In this search for happiness and success, many have been rewarded, while many others have failed miserably. If these are to be your goals, what then are your chances of suc- ceeding? First of all, you must make definite plans to reach these goals. Examine yourself before you decide what your life's work shall be. You will find that you possess certain capabilities that many others do not have. After discovering these inner talents, you will have your interest drawn to certain types of work that you willbe better able to do than others. Then after you decide what your life's work is to be, put your plan into action and go after what you want with determination. Do not make your aims low, but set them high. Seek all the knowledge you can get in that which you plan to make your life's work. Having this knowledge will give you that faith in your- self which you need. Knowing that you are able to accomplish certain worthwhile tasks gives you a feeling of security. With this faith in yourself, do your job the best that is in you. As you acquire skill in your chosen line of work, do not neglect to develop positive traits of character and personality. It is still of primary importance to be honest, fair, courageous, and temperate. It is most important also to be able to get along with other people, to work with them, and above all, to help them as they travel along their paths of life. Lastly, have faith in your God. An abiding faith in God will help you to do your part in making your life the best- possible one, and in so doing, may each one of you find the happiness and success you desire. Jia c.hz,Wf.z.7 3 IFR: ulig Name Mrs. Katherine M. Sheen Mrs. Agnes Visintainer Mrs. Mary H. Nearing Miss Rita E. Simpson Mr. Edward Wells Mr. William E. Hendrian Mr. Leland G. Cramer Mr. James L. Morell Miss Frances I. Hankins Mr. Ira C. Markley Mrs. Helen Clark H.N. Miss Hannah H. Denver Subject or Grade Grades 1-2 Grades 3-4 Grades 5-6 Commercial Music Industrial Arts Science, Mathe- matics English, French Social Studies Supervising Prin. Home Nursing iSchool nursei Art, Guidance, English 4 College E. Stroudsburg New York University E. Stroudsburg New Paltz Normal E. Stroudsburg Bloomsburg Mansfield Millersville Penn State University of Scranton Syracuse University Teachers College, Columbia University Pa. State College Nurses Training School Univ. of Pennsylvania Marywood ' Temple University Misericordia College Marywood Degree N.D. N.D. B.S. in Education B.S. in Com- mercial Edu- cation B.S. Public School Music B.S. Bose M.Edl A.B. A.B. M.A. T.S. B.S. General Lbrganizaiinn Front-S. Orben, E- Haubert, L. Black, A. Walker, V. Kern, E. Breslin Back -D. Struthers, R. Brumhaugh, J. Visintainer, MP. Markley, W. Eshhack, M. Wolfe, B.IBnsley, H. Cron The General Organization is the student-governing body of Milford High School. A new staff of officers is elected each semester by the entire high school. The- president must be a seniorg the vice president a juniorg the secretary and treasurer can be from any of the three senior high school classes. Meetings are held weekly at which time all the matters of importance that have arisen during the week are discussed. President ---- Anita Walker Vice President ---- Teo Black Secretary ---- Eileen Haubert Treasurer----Viola Kern Adviser ---- Hr. Markley 5 in ehixatinn , V M 1 X We, the Class of 1950, dedicate our yearbook to Miss L Frances I. Hankins for her warm friendliness to each and every the every day problems of our high school life. Miss Han ' has been more than a teacher to us. We have sat and chee d , ' - with her at basketball games, and we have been kept in sti all the way home on the bus by her sharp witticisms. W w lfux always remember her social studies classes as being t o educational but full of engoyment for all. v f W one of us and for her invaluable assistance to us in meetinggfgylig Q X at A yl' tesy, and never-failing sense of humor have serv o,lncrea e our respect and affection for her and will long ai a tyfas Lyfpedjsia' v Her ability as an outstanding teacher, her pa lines coufVLdiiQE3JiAbfKr? ured memory of our high school years KX AP jylf a small part express the gratitude we feehsagtg li? Han s j ' . X We hope that the dedication or th ear ok 1 QW y WMM fb 6 2 ff f5fS3N+fWffW5fg H11 1. ,J r ' M rv 4 4 vf-. M ,,',A,f?, 'YQ nun!! tk jd? ' .1 N A ' ' - M 'IIFAQI by jx -, . i:4E?V' -0, . -1. . ' ' ' 13:4 ,-' ff lv , 'HI ' --. - , , ' , A. is I A A1333-v-W varlmnh ifsff N A. Walker, V. Kern, A. Greening, H. Hencken, E. Haubert, Miss Hankins, D. Rocksandich Art Editors Dorothy Rocksandich Anita walker Viola Kern Editor Eileen Haubert Assistant Editor Harriet Hencken Adviser Miss Frances I. Hankins 7 Business Manager Allen Greening Typist Caroline Schielda fu-.., -I-'-if 9' mek ff S xaf x 6 N59 !'ZfN .5 ,, , ..- -3 - .fa-Q-f' S.:-,L-5 ,,:':ff , A ,1--V 4aE3,3'-I-LV ,uf- .., A . N- , ,fi -11-.-- ' 15 f f ,xg fy!! 4 X7 .,..-. - , -S-x , , ... .,- -- H16 Shirley Be lknap Sh1r1 Commerci al w,,,yf'55if3 I Glee Club 3, 43 V.P. 4 , Dancing Club 3 Photography Club 4 ' relished Pebbles 4 Ch 'Q lie Comercial U .P o , ffl gf? :. 2 if' C1 gf. ' 9 Y r . fra! .Q A af,. 3, 4 I f I buf : -gy catev and Award 4 X E 4 in f I y 4 QM ,J ellll 'V PM Thomas Coleman Tommy Academic Sports Club 1, 3 Handicraft Club 1, 5 Photography Club 2 Har if jp, Jun1or 4 General if! d a lg Photography 5 Personality Plus 1 0,1 E all 1, 2, 5, 4 0 President 3, 43 S ts Club 2, 3 Baseball 4 -giyrhvkl nalism Club 4 if V.P. 2 Ada G Q Comercial I My M 1 ,, , 4 ,ffl 1 21 r ati C u 3, 4 s es e lg ea 1, 4 wo o ta ' N zy . 5 n 1 d P b sn Gjjf ow lier ert fic t 4 Alxn Greening fl Acadbmi-C if , 2' 5 X orts, , 2, 43 V.P. 4 1' Base , , 3, 4 3, 4 33 Photography Club 3 3 4 Sourwood Mountainn 3 nFresh1 H 3 I4 Cur C rtificate 42 Eileen Haubert nHot-rodn Academic Harri ,,,f:1fW5',f5 ff? fww Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Photography Club lg Handicraft Club 2 Class Sec'y. 23 Treas. 3 G.O. Sec'y. 2, 43 V.P. 3 nShadows in the Darkf 3 nSourwood Mountainn 3 nCrazy Housep 4 nPo1ished Pebblesn 4 Curtis Certificate and Award 4 nButchn Commercial Club 1 Photography Club 2, 3, 4 Class V.P. 2 Curtis Certificate 4 'fl7 f,,..1 t!'J 11 71 I 1 I I Marjor e Hess 'Margy Commercial AM-1 f 'A Afyjy' 15 , g yf P ography Club 1, 2 1 ' G1 e Club 2 dicraft Club 2 W Journalism Club 33 Assistant Editor Que! yfgw., V ,ws 4?fsffWf7 Vlola Kern Vi ' Academic E -Qglgvww vLUd2i l Cf 9' ILAAMJ IO' W ' Qillee Club 1 3 4' Glee Club Concert 1 3 ,w:f:a,0G ' Photography,Club l, 2, 53 Sec'y.g Pres: 099-fgi Class Sec'y. 1, 3 v.r'34'o y,f,P, G.O. Treasurer 3, 4 , ,,f-4! Miss Personality Plus 1 kk' 'JJ Sourwood Mountain 3 M -0,L 'P011shed Pebbles 4 V Crowell-Collier Certificates, Mg fo' - . ,QAM - ' -if yxfx 1 1 GLW . rr ' -- J .'y .- C. ? of ffziif ' 1 Frances MacGregor AjZ?rann Commercial I1 . , VJ J . fefwfa Vw, ?wWj'7 V 'f My Jiffy 'Y y ff , ,Xp , ' I ' . d ' Zgnm b , 5 W, - og:-ap 1ub 1, 5, 4 Girls' di Club 2 ffj wu e 4 195 tg! ut s Hugh McKean Hootch General Sports Club 1, 3 st Handicraft Club 1, 3 Q55 Photography Club 2 Baseball 3, 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 James Qu inn Jim Ac ademic vi Photography Club 5 oys' Glee Club 5 Freshies Curtis Certificate 4 I SW ui Band 1, 2, 5 PM r u 3 Basketball 4 John Quinn Johnnie Academic fl -x I fgwr A91 0,4-9 Sports Club l, 2 MC1ass v P 5 Boys' Glee Club 5 X C l Photography Club 3 ' ourwood Mountain 3 Mc rQ.o0Gi9?e :I?'resP1ies 5 Basketball 4 ffl' 1 'M x Doro 0 ' Wg Comercial W ff ' t y Mi, Cg Club dicr Club 2 our l m Club 5 Cm? rtificate 4 Joan Ryder 'Joanie Commercial W 'WM ML omg:-aphy Club 1, 2, 43 Pres. 1, 4 M I Glee Club 1 W ' Danc ng Club eg Sec'y. H0061 s Personality Plus 1 bf bntffs Certificate 4 W 'ing 1444 9 15 gpm, M W ff! Mgt! Caroline Schields 'Carol' Commercial ,-,fl Cleo Club 1 hotography Club 1 ,yfxganaicr-aft Club ag v.r. Journalism Club 33 Editor Class Sec'y. 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 . ,JJ I s'M Barbara Stephens 'Bobb1eW Commercia Anita CDW, -,Q wfawf' olee Club 1, 2 Dancing Club 3 Class Sec'y. 1 9 4 OV Photography Club 1, 5 c15 9 3 Drama CS N6da c 7 Club 13 Dancing Club 2 :lub sg Glee Club 3, 4 Class Pres. 2 G.0. Sec'y. 23 Treas. 33 V.P. 3: Pres. 4 nMiss Personality Plusn 1 Shadows in the Dark 5 'Sourwood Mountain 5 Polished Pebbles' 4 le Julia Wirth 1 V . ader 4 -Collier A d and Certificate 4 Peggy' Commercial phy Club 1, 4 b 1, 3, 45 Sec'y. 4 3 A bble h Milford High School opened its doors to twenty-eight bewildered, excited freshmen on September 9, 1946. We were all proud to be here and anxious for our studies and the ac- tivities of the coming year to begin. We attended most of the basketball games, dances, and parties. We especially enjoyed the round and square dance which was our only class activity for the year. After a pleasant summer vacation we came back as sopho- .mores with three of our classmates missing. Jack Emery had moved to Hawley where he graduates this year, Edward Gross and Gerald Ryder decided they preferred a paycheck to studies. We were very anxious to graduate with a good-sized treasury so we put forth a great amount of effort on this year's acthh ities. We sold Christmas cards, sponsored a St. patrickaa Day dance, and had a wonderful time on our trip to Bertrand's Island. We owe our success for our first two years to Miss Denver's wise leadership. Most of us earned some spending money during the summer and when another vacation rolled to a close we came back full of ambition because this was the year. Room 20 was our new homeroom and Miss Hankins became our sponsor. Our class rings were a big thrill--something we had looked forward to for many months. We welcomed a new member, Kenneth Ruehl, who became active in sports. During the year Evelyn Emery left to be married, and Patricia Rosencrance, transferred to Hawley where she too will graduate this June. had the basketball concessions, and we sold We had two other activities this year--a chairmaned by Ada Greening and a Junior Prom planning of Anita, Viola, and Eileen. It This year we Christmas cards. card party ably under the expert was during this year that Viola won the Pike County Award for the essay spon- sored by Colonial Dames of America. Anita won first prize C8107 and Kenneth Huehl second prize N552 for conservation posters. Anita also won first prize for designing the Pike County Recreation Association symbol. Our senior year campaign in which dance, we are sorry clally.' We still, our coke machine, and our yearbook. began with an ambitious magazine sales our profits were over QSOO. Our square to say, was not too successful finan- however, had our basketball concessions, Kenneth Ruehl, whom we had welcomed last year moved totgfjb Connecticut, and David Hissam was only with us for one . subEii'y,. rf ,Y ject so we were now a class of twenty. Seven of us selec1.egd,2w - the Academic Course, two the General Course, and eleven ,MW g,,'M1i,'g5,-r., Commercial Course. 5' I '-gf'-jfflf Hw,!lW + Q15 This brings us to the end of'our High School days which Y, jMyC'Q are ones we will never forget. Our last days together wiliy WUTEQQLV be spent on a four day trip to Washington. After this tripgfy iii? ' we all embark on our own road to a future we hope will Ee fgin ' full of success and happiness. NQQ HQ I 7YQ2x , ' :Wei it ,, fgfix-155' 3 xW P... 'Z fy-:'i. 1 f .' ' '4 , is , ......,. .ag V Q-- Q-1,5-.n.?. .-15 , . f- On the morning of July 10, 1960, while waiting for Station I was surprised to see one of my old classmates none other than Dorothy Rocksandlch looking very chic When I commented on her appearance, she told me she had roplyeng my train at Grand Central coming toward me. It was in a navy blue ensemble. designed it herself. She now operates an exclusive dress shop on Fifth Avenue. After Dotty had told me all about her new business, we began recalling the days we spent in Milford High. Caroline Schields is now the head manager of Dotty's dress shop and doing a very efficient job with the secretarial work. Caroline always was a good commercial student. I asked Dotty told me she had met waiting for a plane and Viola Kern have if she had seen any of our other classmates lately and she Anita Walker at La Guardia Airport a few days ago. Anita was to Paris, where she intends to open another art school. She already opened several schools which Viola supervises. The last time Dotty had been in Milford, she had stopped at a delicatessen store to make a purchase and was surprised to meet Harriet Hencken who told Dotty that she now owns a chain of such stores from Milford to Scranton. Harriet also told her that she specializes in Quinns' Homogenized Milk which she buys from John and James Quinn, owners of the largest dairy in Eastern Pennsylvania. We always knew they were very ambitious boys. I then told Dotty that Shirley is now secretary to the president of a prom- inent New York law firm. She and I recently attended a theatre on Broadway where we were delighted to see Eileen Haubert, who is the leading actress in the latest hit of the season. After the play, we visited E1leen's dressing room to congrat- ulate her. She had three tickets to the baseball game for the next day and asked us to go with her. Allen Greening, who is now playing with the New York Yankees, had given them to her. Since Allen has been with the Yankees they have won all the World Series games. Eileen told us about Ada Greening who operates the De Luxe Beauty Shoppe in Milford. Her clientele is so large that she now has five operators working for her. Eileen also said that Harold Cron is now president of a large automobile manufacturing company in New York. Just as I left Dorothy, I was surprised to recognize another of my class- mates in Frances MacGregor who was going Frances told me she is still living in D1ngman's and often sees Joan Ryder who is happily married and lives in Bushkill. Barbara Stephens must believe in fresh the bustling crowd about to board the train. It was none other than on a trip to Canada with her husband and her son. air for her children because Frances said whenever she passes through Matamoras, she sees Barbara and her four children out walking. Charles Capone is a most outstanding public accountant and Frances told me that Marjorie Hess is his private sec- retary. Charles also operates a riding academy of which Thomas Coleman is the efficient manager. We had now reached the station where I changed trains. As I sat by myself thinking over the news I had heard about my classmates, I realized we certainly had a genuinely successful class. And I know we owe everything to our never-to- be-forgotten teachers in Milford High School and also to our greatest friend and instructor, Principal Markley. 16 V f ' . ,' ,f f , ' 2 - wg w H Q Qi -76'Q 0, 'IOQK 190 Qp0O0150 Q Q'f'1':Q'WQ0'o'0 ' X Q09 Q, U' ' WYFRQ. IQOQOQOQIQQO X 1 , vqyp O 0 I I Q0 3 YW Q' ' ' X 19il:aivN:!M.Qa,Wo , ff' H t all will 9 iiimtlit. A Q9 :ml Q0 ' iv' !-QPXN ff 'M :GNP X P1 Rfb W 15 e was at will fnrh as . o f' 7 s , gg., Couanty of . Ik! and State of f Q Q being' of soanct ind, memory and anderstandzngd makeandpu, lash thtsmy egjif 0, Xl last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making' voicl all former Wills bf 2 X me at any time heretofore made. - pf Q' if I Z' To the junior class we bestow our most esteemed ViI't119S and HCCOUT' X fe, plishments. We leave, too, our best wishes for a successful year. if gh To lthe sophomore class we bequeath Miss Hankins as a class sponsor.1 Q? V h th ill h th l d hi . ' he Ogg thgyfvgeshmgnljglaszrwgoleatve ggregzodpreputation and the wisdom we Q have gained these last four years. We hope they will profit by it. QQ To Fern Emery, Shirley Belknap leaves her job at the theatre, and 16 leaves her love for vanilla cokes to anyone who likes them. gg' Charles Capone leaves his love for horses to Arthur MacGregor, and Mol 4 his dislike for school to Thomas Sittler. 31,17 , XXX Thomas Coleman leaves his quiet manners to Lee Klaer, and his ability, 'lf .,, to write poetry to anyone who will profit by it. 7 Harold Cron leaves his name as class Romeo to Dutch Lilley, and his 0 shop classes to Leo Black. 0 Q9 To Elizabeth Breslin, Ada Greening leaves her love for bowling, and 2 Q, y she leaves her pleasant disposition to anyone who needs one. in Q, Allen Greening bequeaths his witty remarks to Bruce Steele, and his 1, 23 basketball and baseball ability to Gus Miller. H Q 4 9 Eileen Haubert leaves her nickname of Hot-Rod to Nancy btroyan, and Lb ,Q her love for dancing and piano-playing to Bettie Sittler. :Q 3, h J-To Mgrionigicken, Harriett Helililfen leaveshhzr lowie for shorthand, and er ong usr etoanyonewow ge upta sary. P 2 Marjorie Hess leaves her dislike for milk to Phyllis Stark, and her Q 2.20 front seat on the bus to Rosemarie Wenderoth. i Q Viola Kern leaves her ability to argue with Mr. Morell to Peggy Crav- 'z 6 ford, and her love for drawing to Leroy Cr-on. 20,0 2.2 Hugh McKean leaves his intelligence in Algebra class to Walter Heine, 55' it and his love for the girls to Brian Kloetzer. 47 Q' Frances MacGregor leaves her tall stature to Joan Bensley, and her If .gif love for square dancing to Betty Cron. Q James Quinn leaves his quiet manners to Ronald Dilthey, and his po- g liteness to Donald May. X, . To Godfrey Drake, John! Quinn leaves his love for mathematics, and his 4 as 'QQ name as class clown to Otto Eime. 0 Dorothy Rocksandich leaves her artistic ability to Henry Prigge, and 0. 6' her Business Mathematics book to anyone whoican master it. Ns X Q41 Joan Ryder leaves her name as class flirt to Shirley Capone, and her N 3 QQ! bus ride to her brother, Franklin. 0, To Clara McKean, Caroline Schields leaves her love for skipping f school, and she leaves her driving ability to anyone with that much nerve. 5 Anita Walker leaves her cheerleading ability to her sister, Theresa, and she leaves her pearly, white teeth to anyone who needs a new set. 9 -h negeggydwriigthl g v herollciggiggrwglagk Plymouths to 73,51 , Nancy 2,7 9 5 ' 0 ,, ' '- '5' I f' 7520- -, . --ef,:a:?P 'll'7!X'E2,: i 1.. .. . 17 174, f .' fflffff f X agfz' E?'fQsE5'j1r1'2IE2EZ5,l 111' fl 1' . Hg sl- ,Y :di n , f ls' i V f '- '77 -,,,.,, ' 4' Q fl W IW gig? Wd, 'W W4?1La3QL:i442f1'Qlfff '9 X wi tvfgf R 1 4 1 X 1 0' , X , Q9 , K 1 t , ,, 61, .X l ,fx X fx A , ' gxllf X0 ,x Q6 V 4 ,N XX QQ x,., - .05 9 Xs:'QX6QQg4s-'fla t-gf '4:.:oxQ,X ',fof1,4:. g:9,9'il','.Xxq. Vx ,'x5,'XXOx'-N' ,O 'sxlX'9X,,bX XgfQg.0i9 X.fQx'9q::1.'.+Sqft:Qt'gfgfl',ff'Qt,':iw.S'4,W ' - A ,fkf is '1P4f+f'f'11'f Sfv2f4a Y P42-siweisi-se-s-is -A , is ' 'QNQlQ.:yssh:- 'K W -'.'-4 -.f'v yf-'s'v'lie'6-l-- N - , ' 'vvx v-'gfffifii ,Amis . tezgawzsa fewlsaa-'J'- 17 A as , fwfr' las 2 Farm Let us tell you of the class of '5Og We are sure you'll think we're nifty. We think that we shall never see A girl so quiet as our Shirley. Charlie is our nhot rod ace, And at debates he sets the pace. Tommy is our tall, blonde, ladg If he's angry it must be a new fad. As class leader Harold was topsg We hope his ambition never stops. To We Allen is our bowling king, make sure our school activities were called on Ada for a real success. the best And at basketball he's quite the thing. Eileen is a musical lass, And when she plays she plays with class. Marjorie is a tempermental gal, But rain or shine she's a real pal. We are sure that Viola will one day be A teacher of the highest degree. Did you say you were looking for Frances? Why, you'll find her at one of the square dances! Hughie is our mathmetician, But when it comes to school he's often miss1n'. Jimmy has got what it takesg We're sure that he'll get many good breaks. We know that you will all agree That John will someday succeed Crosby. Here's to Joan soon to be a brideg She's sure to be her husband's pride. A lovely smile and reddish hair Is positive proof that Caroline is there. A sudden burst of laughter near And you know Barbara will soon appear. Blonde and fair, bright and gay That's Anita in every way. Winter, summer, spring or fall Peggy has a smile for all. And'now if ou've wondered who the authors ma be Y Y Who else but Harriet and Dorothy! -fi T ,L --- .1--1? . l-T F5,g1:::Tii:r::: l ,xi , :?i!2:ifT:EEE?f-'M :2f':? L27 E-E9:af1,n5?i?E37 l Ffii ,..- - iZIII lp ,' - -hge..-2: - 155, -' rjifeag, AQ of -we--'zznij ., Jqfgiips .L f:ii::::f'jTv'P - awjv --if f.'.c L,lefg:2T.a ' , 7 Ilsililefiq fy kr -tex . NTU -' - - l Y' Op,-4' 424' ' ' ij:-Ty A ' -.4 -f l 1- V' ,Z 1 ,r' - '- fi',, Xl.1.1..-, 41 ' 'F Y ' ai'-ffiql' - Af I I' ow 04 Y ' 1 ' , ...-r -Q.. 113, - .x,-,f- f.M4 K vQS - N ' hwy' ,fn - 7 G'4Lf,Q:-fgelj. Q 551' f ,, .fm -.1 thaw sq ., , xv-114I.1 A-A..-Il-1.v-e we A I 2391 . Iyr ,-33 Q ay -, J, J ' . ,- ,Q ff Dv 4 'JJ ' , f' -g,f-t .asf 7- - H W ,, l,.l-l,-.W. lull 4 ,. A ' 1- f 18 Gllawgnng, I llvrmhl' 4- IIIIZH' 'I , :Lf ' 1. - , f- I - ' ' 4, -- I -0- We, the Class of 'T95O, W th a feeling of sad ess in our hearts, . And so to our dear old hig school we proudl . bid a fffmd Hfllell, :: Z, i' F l I 2 u4 nr ' Y 'W A .-,,,. 4 I -, ' .ALJ . 'O -5 -P,-gg 4- 4- 'g' 0 lrnrz' ll A ff 5 I 2 I-llilfill If ' A' I I H -L. - V '7 o T 7 F L llhiflilf ' :nr-'- -5:1 --1- L P I X lr - 3 J J 151' L J. I ' 0 J' 0 7 Realize that now th- time approaches whan dear, old frien s must part. ' As we set our course and try o conquer fields an w. IIKHI ll ' ...ll- :c:::::: Y nn- ,:-: it ' 1, J ' lil' U 5 141.'T'V1lC - f 1 'P' - - Q O nary' ll 1' 'Z 1 l1f!. I 'I . 11 I !Y - :I 1 la ' 1 -. , ' + .Xi I +4-I v ,But sweet memories we shall t easure iorever to carry in our hearts. Re olving to do or die we, to ourselves mu t alwa s be true, 0. . uvlxrrru 1x7--gl 0 ,u-lllf if - ' Q 1 A A A - V-Ifllffff I 'I ws: E .lftlun IQ' I Q lIll!f I I Q I-Y-IIIII U visa.-ff, ' url a -9- Ill Z o il: f f ' ff TT i-'iI3E3fr ll:Zn1l.l. Y .' Y , . 1 :nu,::,:, - - - - :: .L I ,P J '- Ins L . I jr 1-r :lr T 1 As into the world we boldly ventur:, to take our place lndrioour part. A And to givq to our life our best, always able to meet life's test. :lUl1Ql l' ' - Wizlll, WI 'S--' ? ' 1- ,I lii A p .lv U. lf! .151 - 4 I 4 ' 4- Irv 0 0 4 -4- + ' i:::-.,..:' - :.l.. ': az: - -z.:: ....-..- lygizlrgg-1 ' Q! 1 ll 'I Y -if 1T'Ij -11-li iwiil . o - 1 nl Lr1ZlL1i - A 'f' Score--Ada Greeningg Lyrics--Eileen.Haubert ass mafia uetzss r Gaul Q-alarm rimsnwi- lite gflnmwemib Kass N all After co gu.-- -5. .Q . gp we chos for our cl ss tto Success Our oa s -v o- :- for us he ff dge we have alre ga I Q- f d 'iw s cce s e -o s achiev We ve : ys elieved --- k :iff - man things will make : - :gn l ing--t at tho ee o know ome- thing of ev y -4 to he stars wi get ust that much re pers - - ---1 o t f thai spiri -- emotional l . Our goals ha e been many. our firs o e was to graduate. For a ng - e ha 1 v -- ab t graduation day and all that it or d mean to u Th - too we have all worked to achieve some sort of soc : adjus s nt. Another goal was to give ourselves a good pre atio .- .. ag or a career. We studied the things which ould s: - 'us in our future life. During our school year ff: ave wo ed' to ain- ing our goals, but now we : e ac d the e- 1 ife where we must each go his own way n '- search -- er or f y W , th Class f 1950, have ch s n as our Q ass flower r s and 1 our colors, cr --- dwhi . more 1d happiness N K y trad t n, and common usage ave :X : -.- -V. io- to - g eat many flowers. 'P e Gr -1 : an extensilvel f wer language purpor symbo 4 o ts ' - ee gs. During the Middle 'gf Ch 'sg y, as .- f- revive flower symb s . I a --- foun ' - Q-' ng for senti tal reasons. Q ro e s bemm j. ol o f nce and l :. ness. th r f ow s bol can H . - vs- more b : t pictu S an t Q ose n. '- er ce t -Kose in t at e and 'poeti t but t 2 - - - rles X 4 las i , 1+ S 1 ' N t d e f gg f' fx' X e h fl ar 1 . h - simple o Th mas oore's xpresses a fitting tr tetothef -1 f 27- Q t ou :- t e sweet t Ilower ' a eve dran ' 9 ambe howerg 'U 1 ou art -- 'e fon t child O dimp ed spring the -lv nymph wild. Y I ' I 3 I ., se's oolism of lov ans to us the lasting and 1 endship which have dev ,- ed among the members cf our lass. Its sent mentality will :Xi recall to us the most cherished memories we possess :li .K triurrphs and hardships we faced as a group during t - lon happy years of high school. The beauty and comple ity o he rose means the way we, as a fairly large' class, have co-o ated these years with the least amount of difficulty. A as the petals of the rose fall at the end of summer, so wil a each embark on our own course of life. 20 ml aaa Qnmrac crisp ics Shirley Belknap, the quietest girl in the senior class, can often be seen busily engaged in studying her shorthand with her inseparable friend, Peggy Wirth, the most even-tempered girl in the senior class. Where you find one you will always find the other--even drinking cokes in the diner. Charles Capone seems to enjoy his arguments with the teachers,' espe- cially when they have some class work planned. He ought to be able to get along with the girls quite well by now, after oeing the only boy among ten girls in shorthand class for two years. The tallest boy in our class is Thomas Coleman. Besides his height we have also noticed that he is quiet, never loses his temper, and readily agrees with any class decision. Harold Cron is the popular young fellow whom we chose as class pres- ident. He has been an active member of the basketball team. We shall all remember Ada Greening for her mathematics ability. Does your short walk to school aid you in solving some of those problems, Ada? One of the most athletic boys in our class is Allen Greening, having been a shining star on the baseball team. He is the one you always see putting coca cola in the coke machine at dismissal time. Eileen Haubert is the studious girl who has a friendly smile for everyone. She has also been a very capable school pianist. Known for her shorthand ability is Harriet Hencken. She is also an ardent movie fan, and if you ever want to find her just look for her at the Riviera Theatre in Barryville. From Shohola comes Marjorie Hess. We will always remember her for the work she did to get our cards and announcements correct. Keep up the good work, Margie. Viola Kern is always willing to lend a helping hand to a fellow stu- dent. We wish her luck in her future career as an art teacher. Frances MacGregor is our square dance fiend from Dingman's. May she dance through life with never a dull moment. Our male Shoholaite, Hugh McKean, does not miss out on any of the three joys of life: hunting, fishing, and teasing the girls. Does anyone want to know how to bowl? Ask Hugh. James Quinn is one of the tallest lads in our class. I bet this height comes in handy around the farm, doesn't it, Jim? The Al Jolson of our class is John Quinn. Keep up the good singing, John. Maybe some day we will hear you on t e radio. Dorothy Rocksandich is our shy young miss from Shohola who is known for her love of drawing during study hall. She can always be depended upon for her refreshments during assembly. From Dingman's comes Joan Ryder who is noted for her great dislike of English and her love for the boys. Caroline Schields is the strawberry blonde who may always be seen rushing to fill her pen just before the last buzzer sounds. A gay laugh and cheery smile. Put them together and you have Barbara Stephens. Keep smiling, Barbara, and the world will smile with you. The only cheerleader from the senior class is Anita Walger. Besides cheerleading she can always be seen hustling around with her many tasks as G.0. President and homeroom chairman. 21. ll' nr 0 4 4 vb B V0 B rf Name Nickname Speciality Favorite Pastime Shirley Belknap G Shir-1 l cakes Eating ' Charles Capone nCharlieH Getting minuses Loafing Thomas Coleman uTommyn Ice cream Hunting Harold Cron nJuniorn Pool Cruising Ada Greening nSisn Bowling Knitting and Reading Allen Greening nAln Bowling Hunting and Fishing Baseball and Football Eileen Haubert nHot-rodn Plano playing Dancing Harriet Hencken nButchW Roller skating Reading Marjorie Hess nMargyn Chocolate Swimming and Hunting Viola Kern nVin Drawing Discussions?? Frances MacGregor nFranW Hot chocolate with Listening to the whipped cream Home Town Frolic Hugh McKean nHootchn Girls Hunting and Fishing James Quinn nJim yn Sports- Hunting and Fishing John Quinn nJohnnyn Girls Hunting and Fishing and Basketball Dorothy Rocksandich nDotw Hamburgers Swim ing and Fishing Joan Ryder nJoan1en Chocolate ice cream Riding around in Reba's convertible Caroline Schields nCaroln Sleeping Going to the movies Barbara Stephens Barium Dancing sleeping Au Anita Walker NNedan Dancing Painting Julia Wirth mPeggym Dancing 41 Eating Q1 4 if az I Q' Favorite Song Younger Than Springtime Bye Bye Baby Time on My Hands Dear Hearts 3 Gentle People I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts Slipping Around I Can Dream Can't I? Dear Hearts k Gentle People. Bells of St. Mary's Alphabet Song Dear Hearts k Gentle People Nwhere Are You Blue Eyes?n Homework Swanee Canadian Capers Slipping Around Old Fashioned Walk p Foolish Tears I Can Dream Can't I? I Can Dream Can't I? Hangout 4! Theatre k Diner In my Ford Home' Here and There P.J.B. P.J.B. A black Chevy Dotty's or Margaret's Cathy's nMoon Valleyn Barbara's house Rohman Alley 's Bowling Home Home Harr1et's or Margie's Reba's k Harold's Riviera Diner Milford Diner Q1 Ambition Sec'y C.P.A. ????? Get rich quick Hairdresser Be successful Housewife V Delicatessan owner Sec'y Art teacher Raise a family Game Warden Thousand Acre farm ?????? Dress designer Get married Sec'y Housewife Advertising artist Beautician I -'JF X? 1? Fate Ambitious housewife uhot-rodn car factory owner Manager of riding academy Steam shovel operator Math. teacher Yankee pitcher Actress Manager of a movie theatre Female taxi driver nSpinster school marmu Square dance caller Henpecked husband Dairy farmer Successor to Bing Crosby Music theory teacher Soda jerk Pete's wife Mother of four Charming housewife Post office clerk Y? if ns- is 4 A W 4 25 YA, Q Pu you Zffcmzmlrzr . The chalk and eraser fights in our Freshman year? Those little chats in Physics' class? And how David always took his shoes off in English class? When John disliked girls? The many English class discussions? And the peculiar smells drifting up from chemistry class? Anita falling UP the stairs? Frances and Charles arguing? Or ever hearing Tommy or Jimmy yell? Dotty's pretty sketches and shy manner? The Home Nursing classes? And Hugh perpetually teasing the girls? The Shirley-Peggy conferences? Eileen and her hot-rod ? And Caroline's eternal smile? The headaches Allen and Harold had with the coke machine? The K-W-H trio of last year? And how nice everyone looked at our Junior Prom? Those shorthand and bookkeeping classes? Ada, Harriet, Marjorie, or Barbara ever misbehaving? Or Joan telling those secrets? Vi and her arguments? hours spent on this yearbook? the help we always got from Miss Hankins? The And The essays we so often wrote? The thrill our class-rings brought? And all the FHPPY WOMSMS spent within these walls? Let's hope we can always answer, Yes, we remember. 'A 'VHn. Hwovse.. 'C' qi , 3 ?,X, I , llhrx. Z 'gf rw ' i I .1 b ,xgj -'Qx tm '.lx,': gg V .N N 'aff , ,, ig' ,Qi 53? fii Q? Q 522, 1 5l'3ffl'- Al 7 '1 A -'D Mn.Tede.seo ? 24 Hrs avus 4-:'i3f.i..f aff f, ff SS Y -l Stuiarn Sitting! V. Kern, A. Walker, A. Greening, J. Ryder, H. Cron, Miss Hankins, A. Greening, F. MacGregor, S. Belknap, E. Haubert Standing: B. Stephens, P. Wirth, C. Capone, H. McKean, J. Quinn, T. Coleman J. Quinn, H. Hencken, M. Hess, D. Rocksandich NEW. -ssc 0 Xu , Qu 5 'K Ixxqe WU. In 1 .5 V M 'Cfmf Q Q. 9 Nmgss Ny s O N N 5 P Qa xy' 1 8.4 X X S ,fl n Jef' nf' We' 3 wi:-rv fl, A- 'l2'64?i f I . fa!-fy f qw ' lf' il sf EQ fx ph,-, QW gg QQ qxx K :ig N ,Q ,mb 4. ' C X: ,ffib ' ' ' ' f'r' I gh . ix. f VF, Mil' . -ix jvw1L!!:Jl - XI my xx Q.. X., 1.-x -- .Al f -X 'ukfabx x If NJ' . U ' y 1 . 4. Mi 4 1 J . 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McKean, J. Steele, B. Hensley, W. Heine, T. Walker, rm. Morell, E. Sittler, F. Emery, H. Wenderoth, E. Breslin, N. Miller, H. Hissam, Geiger Back -W. Cron, W. Hencken, 3. Steele, O. Eime, A. Ridley, B. Norton, W. Eshback, R. Earnest, R. Struthers, A. MacGregor, G. McKean, R. B ennan Frrahmzn Front Back 'Rn Mis M. A D H. Miller, J. Nearing J. McKean A. Judd A. Chiov r 3 s Denver, M. Ficken, E. Calesfini, M. gtieler, S? EEar1nSCag?n:i1?g Wolfe' Griffith, D. May, B. Cron, 1, Asmuss ' ' ' Kuhn R. Dubois P. Utark J. Stripp 1 H. G 1 ' Kleinstuber, B.,K1oeEzer,,R. Krause,eD: Khealii2,n?: gQdg:Teg: genglggke, Prigtgfe, A. Kramer. J. Hoeggger, D. Malhame, H, Dj-lthey ' ' 28 Grain Front-M. Snyder, A. Antener, D. Marrese, Mr. Wells, J. Visintainer, J. Bensley, D. Struthers Back -M. Emery, T. Sittler, C. McCollum, R. Lahey, E. Snyder rails ,P. Near-ing, A. Degen, S. Orben, Miss Simpson, C. Santos,f ' ES . Murphy, W. Williams iff . Myers, G. Crosby, C. Hommel, E. Newland, M. Fisher, g.-, . Brucher - -2 1 ...l ?Z9 'ffif 31-T ' i 25153 whijfgzis. rains 5' Front Back G. Miller, J. Antener, K. Myer, D. Hinkley, F. Schleutermann, K. Neuman, M. Hissam, T. Doyle, G. Dllthey, K. Klaer, B. Malhame, B. Kurtz, W. Snyder, M. Grinzi . Smith, E. Williams, L. Doyle, D. Myer, A. Middaugh, S. Gilpin, C. Kircher, E D. Porter, Mrs. Hearing. L. Chiovorou, R. Supplee, J. Myer. A. Hoegger, J. Kleh J . Rosencrance, W. Ridley, H. GPSQOPY, J. G6lg6F Grains 3-'4 Front-B. Talbot, D. Romine, J. Stewart, E. Miller, G. Schmidt, V. Szbara, B. Pearson Mrs. Visintainer, J. Romine, J. Codner, C. Antener, P. Rearson, B. Schweyer, J. Santos Back -J. Myers, F. Rosencrance, B. Findlay, R. Harjes, K. Wagner, K. Supplee, R. Stewart, V. Snyder, L. Haskins, N. Krawitz, J. Mason, T. Snyder, B. Geiger, R. Hotalen, I. Fisher, C. Nearing, B. Hotalen, C. Curtis, D. 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Neuman, F. Morell, M. Cicerone, T. Hilliard, Crellin, B. Meisenhelder, R. Baitz, K. Mason Krawitz, D. Gregory, R. Aspinwall, P. Helms, Mrs. Sheen, Haskins, R. Kurtz, M. James, C. Codner, K. Canouse, Kiger 31 iid ,Q S- if v ' dl 7P41,j J' ' ' - 1 f 1:04 ,,.,u- 1 X Lu.-3:13 ..,fg, ' X-.vs , . I 5 'fgffybz-yy, yr- . -f-.,,a-Af 1 S - ' un- v'-I. f - 511+ U , ' H1532 'Q '-is 1 rf - f MJ: 'Zi Q -WWF!! A . i im ,..9..,, Biggs-5 X fx 2 wa Q A N Q 'Vx 'f c . in V NH-W' X ,Q ., , AL , If rl ,,.,-.v P .1 ffl 1 3 I Y X X as . K r-2 iy :W Mx if f :Wf 'fg 'Q .M ' A 5 , Di! 1-Kitqm hz Hi n -A .fn 3' ' .gags sg ,J J 'Kidz :Q xg xx V 'Q 3? X51 1 m X1 1 wwf E R W- 4 Q ill 'biffies .X Girlz' auhiu-aff J Gllula C. Santos, J. Ncaring, J. Benslej, J. Visintainer, Miss Denver, S. Nearing, E. Calestini, M. Wolfe Zlnurnalizsm Cfflulr A M. Crawford A. Wright N. Benner Mi 1 H. Cron, N.,Mil1er, Rfwglker, Rfwenggritgpsonf H. Back -A. C. T. Wlnfugraphg Clllulm Belknap, F. MacGregor, W. Eshback, J. Ryder, Miss Hankins, Hencken, D. Hissam, B. Stephens, J. Wirth, B. Bensley Schields, R. Murphy, R. Griffith, E. Myers, A. MacGregor, Capone, R. Earnest, D. Kneeling, F. White, J. Hoegger, - Sittler I 34 Lf.- , C5122 flflulr Front Back D S . Struthers, B. Cron, A. Greening, B. Stephens, B. Sittler, M. Wolfe, . Belknap, N. Benner, J. Clarke, J. Wirth, H. Stieler, M. Emery, P. Stark, J. Bensley, M. Fisher, M. Antener, H. Miller . Brennan, E. Newland, V. Bsdoud, J. Hoegger, E. Haubert, D. Marrese, R V. Kern, W. Heine, A. Walker, Mr. Wells, D. Kleinstuber, H. Krause, S . Nearing, D. May, J. Nearing, J. Visintainer, S. Orben, G. Crosby, Dubois ,4- Q, '-g':.' 5 . .5,x A ' '3' f' fi lWi'N f'3 pf! ,if Zffesi f-::s:g9f 'f y aa-sl,-:-.,-f 2522 X A-us: A. 'Banb R. Dubois, C. Hem el, R. Dilthey, C. Kircher, R. Miller, D. Struthers, Mr. Wells, W. Esnback, A. Kramer, J. Rosencrance G. Crosby, D. May, S. Nearing, R. Brennan, K. Neuman 55 J ramafics GI lulr Pont-E. Sittler, L. Klaer, V. Badoud, L. Lilley, N. Stroyan, k A- Greening, E. Heubert, C. Hissam Bac 'L' Black. A. Miller, Mr. Cramer, D. Marrese ' T J,-' in vs? 5? We . 9- WE- ,Q U f fl .'f'lA' ' R l!i 19 . :Ky L 'Y n ynninrliisfnrians Front Back Ridley, H. Geiger, L. Black, W. Cron, B. Norton, R. Wenderoth, F. Emery, Benner, T. Walker, L. Klaer, N. Stroyan, B. Hensley, A. Miller, W. Heine, B ennan, G. McKean Eime, C. McKean, R. Struthers, R. Earnest, M. Crawfor, A. Wright, L. Cron, Eshback, F. Ficken, L. Lilley, C. Dammann, G. Drake, E. Sittler, Littlefield, R. Brumbaugh, C. Hissam 36 .-.TQ Batavia: mln!! QQ: V ' B Ni ,eo -X -s QSPQPQQQ X asv f ,gif is 'Og 5 v .-gs. If ssssw v bw ' ueeui B 6. . X! N' FSSSQS K- 5 ' '-:.f I wtgevsl r P 0- X Qlwgwwgl ,O , 1 . P X- l ' ' , .ssjgw . Q, Qf'l,ap lr. x x y WET! T f w-.x4'WM ,Nga - -E, . 1, . . i.3-N! eil.. ilk... Xu 7 xi, ' ...Aga-2' Wynn!! 'zgiiv f 1-Mira .-'1:' y, ,Qu 'Il O --.e -.Zee wifi' V wif ., f fa.: - j, X -'up 1, ,- WMH' wi. . Mx '-NX Qs, :N W' F .Q - M TV. 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