Oakland High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Susquehanna, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1951 volume:

R 1 1 1 L Q pw - A 'R' 'a.... J. ' ,.' f I ,, 4'-T' -'Tl' vu 1 ' ' 3'L'93,. !?b!? IQIFVQK , ' A ' ' X if fx 4 Professor Stuart C. Button Z Dedication We, the class of 1951, dedicate our yearbook to our principal, Stuart C. Button, who is completing his twenty-ninth year as the principal of our school and his thirty-third year in the county. Prof , as we affectionately call him, rates the finest eulogy we can give him. Although we duck for cover when he blows off steam , we know that he has our welfare and that of the school as his primary interest in life. Well has he served, unsparingly has he given of his time and effort. The most fitting gift we can give him. is this book and with it the under- standing that he has our sincere gratitude and whole- hearted affection for his loyalty and devotion to all of us who have come under his guidance. In the name of all those, we, the class of 1951, salute you, Mr. Button, and as our greatest tribute, we say simply, May God bless you. Q 7 Faculty Y N A,,f1xX Er 'M 3' M STUART C. BUTTON MARY K. KEYES Scienve and Mathematics Englisn and French Q95 LUIS E. PRITCHARD Home Economics g TF ga. vu,-sq 14,4-0 .Ave A ,4- JAMES VN , BEEBE 'nm LELA BIRDSALL Social Studies and Englisn :QZLJ-'fy Sixtn and Seventh Grades Faculty - -fi.: XXX , :ff-' XX Q1 f-2 .-' ff-J' Z.,- GWENDOLYN FOX ELEANOR J. BAKER Second and Third Grades CHARLES STOUT Music Mathematics and Latin Fourth and Fifth Grades -5 ualv-1' MM ww' lvmvv . ,..w I W1'T WIFI N' Hr . WMMA ,Wuxi First Grade WINIFRED HOLMBERG -f nf' 'a DORIS EDWARDS 6 President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Member . . Principal. . . English and French ...... Social Studies and English Mathematics and Latin . . . Home Economics . . . Music .............. Grades Six and Seven . . . Grades Four and Five . . Grades Two and Three . . . Grade One ..... . . . County Superintendent . . Assistant Superintendent . Special Education . . Editor . . . Assistant . . . Publicity . . . Photography . . Assistant ........ Business Manager . . . Faculty Advisors . . Board of Education ...-...urn.h..n..,..f...,..,- Faculty -....................- Editorial Staff 7 Oscar Holmherg Rexl-Iawcs Charles A. Brown . . .Howard Boerner . Sidney Washburn . . Stuart C. Button . . .Mary K. Keyes . .James W. Beebe .Eleanor J. Baker .. Lois Pritchard . . Charles Stout . . . . Lela Birdsall Winifred Holmbe rg . . . Gwendolyn Fox . . . Doris Edwards Wayne C. Webster . Clinton T. Smith .. Edgar P. Frear . . . . . John Demer . . . Eugene Stachowitz. . . . Lael Washburn . . . Carl Perry . . . Robert Fisk . . Beverly Haskins . . . Mary K. Keyes James W. Beebe I fy I 7 EUGENE 'TTA CHOW1 TZ .nfdmh R7 0 LA EL WASHB URN UW lb 5.4- ' L, 120 ERR Y WSW 1 X U fl W 1YY , A yr, ,R OBER N, ddlllllllrbl am. Ml fu' url' w N .Z 1 if 73: af! M 4 A 2.1 10 JOHN DEMER Hi-Y President '50-'51 Track Class Vice-President Music Club Social Studies Club Baseball Johnny Johnny joined our class in third grade. He is our class cowboy, his horse, Smokey , is almost a member of our class, too. He isa very likeable person, with a friendly word for every one. He and his pal, Bunk Fisk, are never separated in word, thought, or deed. They are noted for tall-story telling. Johnny has no steady girl, but he doesn't lack dates. He hopes to be a farmer in the future and we wish him good gardening. ROBERT FISK Hi-Y Class Treasurer Math Club Band Music Club O. H. S. A. A. Bunk Robert, always known to us as Bunk , has been with us since the first grade. He is characterized by his slow, easy going manner. His favorite hobby is guns. Although Johnny Demer and he are constant companions, he has been known to date a girl or two. ' Bunk plans to be an educated hobo after school or, at least, that's' what he tells us, so we'll be glad to see him around town. ll BEVERLY JANE HASKINS Tri-Hi-Y Secretary '49-'50 Track Math Club F. H. A. Reporter '48-'49 Music Club Band Bev This introduces one of the big wheels in the Senior Class. Whenever there is a program, she always sings willingly for us because that is what she does best. Her hobby is to ride - it doesn't matter if it is a horse or a motorcycle, She has so many boy friends we cannot keep track of their tense - present, past, or future. She hopes to be a model and we are all sure she will go far - even if it is in her boy friend's hot rod . CARL MICHAEL PERRY Social Studies Club Secretary '48-'49 Class Secretary '47-'51 Vice-President Hi-Y '50-'51 Track O. H. S. A. A. Secretary '50-'51 Baseball Carlos Carl Michael, dubbed Carlos, became a member of our class when we were in the sixth grade. Ever since that day Carl has been our class artist, he has a great talent in this field. He is a happy companion, cheery classmate, and a great humorist, He is interested in the U. S. Navy because he is in the re- serves and expects to be called to duty soon. He is very popular with both sexesg in fact, not only the students but also the faculty. Whatever his future, he has our best wishes. IZ EUGENE STACHOWITZ Hi-Y Music Club Boys' State 1950 Science Club Baseball Track Stocky Stocky is the president of the Senior Classg he has been a most capable one. His best friend is Edward Mroz of the Junior CUSS. His favorite subject is mathematics, but science is a close second. He is one of the most popular boys in high school. He plans to go to college and study engineering. If he has a heart interest, he has kept it secret. Our class is fortunate in having Stocky as a member. We wish him luck in the future. LAEL WASHBURN Social Studies Club President '49-'50 Tri-Hi-Y President '50-'51 F. H. A. H Secretary '48-'49 Music Club Treasurer '48-'49 Band Washy Lael is one of our ,charter members: she came in the first grade and has been the leading pianist of the school since sixth grade. Her plans are completed for attending Syracuse University and going on with her study of music. She is one of the honor stu- dents and bright shining stars of our class. She has always been co-operative when we needed a good accompanist and saved numberless programs for us. ' The world is sweeter because of music and in this, we know Lael will give more than her share. 13 I THQ CLASS OF Sf N 5, 7l x B QV X x x ISTOCKYN fx 1 'H 9 4 E1 4? N 435- 'S Q ,J X ' LX 'Qi N ii Z'fs-2' If T: -- R g 2 A S .ii M A J'-5' ' OTH E R S f ' See W Us X, A M X s W , X ' lm r R , ' Ifffie. K X! 19? I MBUNK 4 I t P 2 ' 'LL w W i ', I fxif Q f dit' '3oY'99 n X M .IQ Q -ll! 1 X x 3? I QQ XX is It ,,, Ag my m X , x Q xxk I '41 H x d ' el:- .... 3 Q ...ip it LAeL Qf ff 14 ifiqfk p K, TT' 'QE A 2' 3 3 . f W, . K V J N.c'Qffs Df UQ g RICHARD FRENCH MARJORIE BDYDEN EVEDYN Mx-:ss X 'fiilaf ' W ir fl A gay, K vig g -',, Q K 3 I Qk 1 v4 D 4' ' . D ' ,, . ,. S f ,gr su V aplv' ow DONALD BRUSH ,, I ' -50 ,rx 1 6 DP-BY' f 'X D D K ix! .,.. N , ucv , , '1 ww? wi .5 , ' 211 ,. JF D .gi j ' JOAN SUCHNICK DONALD HALEY AK 'N.. 5' WhDD 1 'NXDBOR v-0928 NP-V3 is was 'K hp: .1 3 if 2 I 4 BEVERLY ROE ARDITH MALLERY Juniors 16 JOAN SNYDER Q, KL? AL LQRY is-N ,Q NN yyi. R0 K BERT MA A L LER Y J .. ' f-fax an f . WARD MRO? Juniors President ..... . . . Donald Brush Vice-President . . . . . . Edward Mroz Secretary . . . . . . . Joan Snyder Treasurer . . . . Ardith Mallery MEMBERS Marjorie Boyden Donald Brush Mary Jane Colwell Richard French Harry Glasgow Donald Haley Ardith Mallery Robert Wilber JUNIOR TRADEMARKS Robert Mallery Ruth Mallery Evelyn Mess Edward Mroz Beverly Roe Joan Snyder Joan Suchnick Marjorie Boyden - The girl with a 14 day complexion. Donald Brush - The old reliable. Mary Jane Colwell - More light, more life, more loveliness. Richard French - Only Frenchy has that special flavor. Harry Glasgow - The man of distinctio ll. Donald Haley - There is nothing better in the market. Ardith Mallery - Something lovely has just passed by. Robert Mallery - Strong - but, oh so g Ruth Mallery - American beauty. Evelyn Mess - Oh how quick! Oh how entle. slick! Edward Mroz - A treat instead of a treatment. Beverly Roe - Everybody's favorite. Joan Snyder - The voice with a smile. Joan Suchnick --Beauty is my business. Robert Wilber - It's the quality, not th I7 e quantity. JOYCE MALLERY RICHARD STEWART V gl'- Q9 0 Q 69999 Q10 RAY BILLS 4 A, CAROLYN BURTON GERALD BOTTS THOMAS HALEY BARBARA Acm-:R 9 E v9 , TTER ow Sophomorea 18 Sophomores President ........ .................. . . . David Reid Vice-President . . . . . Gerald Botts Secretary ....... . . . Joyce Mallery Treasurer .... . . . Carolyn Burton MEMBERS Barbara Agler Gerald Balmer Ray Bills Gerald Botts Carolyn Burton Richard Stewart -.1-1.-.m........ g . . . . . is for Sophomore, Botty's famed horn, He plays it from night 'til early morn. is for Oakland, we have to go. The teachers try, but we're too slow. il Kenneth Gall Roger Getter Thomas Haley Joyce Mallery David Reid +4 is for Carolyn, our musical gal S Jimm Hale is her favorite al. is for Pals, Roger and Ray, We see them together day after day. is for Haley, so meek and mild, Around the teachers he's an innocent child. Y Y P .-1 is for little, Jerry Balmer of course He hopes some day, to be big as a horse Sihe uses a boxing glove 'stead of a mitten ,,.,,, is for orders, which we all obey, ...I Issuing them turns the teachers' hair gr is for Mallery, a bundle of Joys, ' Whenever she hiccoughs - my, what a ey. 'is for Agler, coy as a kitten, E is for smarty, Stewart by name When anything happens, he's always to blame -D noise. is for Sophomore, good -bye for now ,i We'll meet you as Juniors next year some .. is for oddities, our Sophomore Class, how We always wonder if we're going to pass. ,... TT is for Reid, inclined to be serious, Then all of a sudden, he turns delirious. T'- ,-, for Eugene, Kenneth Gall's middle name, You see him in every Oakland ball game. 19 MARGARET COW PER THWAIT JAY v MJGHN MAR Y F LAY ONNE 4' QL.. paw M195 GE O Freshmen RG lx l 5 1 9 N15 wxnbu' DONALD BARBRA s KELLE LP-3 41-AN My MED WA N50 SHE URN Z 0 w OSI-ER ENAG TT JAY HENDRICKSON X Y ET.: s N if L 1' ' RI KENNETH FOX' X TA NOR ro N Freshmen DS ED 'J' DONNA GORDON TOWNER as CEC: wil-L mm Pu-sa L14 s WI LLMO RE WR IMNLEY GER EMER ALD DOLORES D PARKS Zli EN Rita Norton ..........DaleEvans Margaret Cowperthwaite . . . 5 Freshmen President ....... ................ .... N a omi Medlar Vice-President . . . . . . Donald Williams Secretary ....... , , D9101-es Demer T1'2aS'-UCI' - - - . . . Gerald Parks Margaret Cowpe rthwaite Dolores Demer Donna Edwards LaVonne Edwards Kenneth Follette Mary Foster Jay Hendrickson Naomi Medlar George Nagorney Dolore s Deme r .......... J Donna Edwards LaVonne Edwards Mary Foster Kenneth Follette Jay Hendrickson Naomi Medlar ..... George Nagorney Rita Norton ....... Gerald Parks . . . William Pierce . . Cecelia Shanley . Barbra Skellett . . Gordon Towner . Jay Vaughn ..... Alan Washburn . . . Donald Williams . . . Willmor Wren .... MEMBERS Willmor Wren FUTURE FAMOUS FREAKS Z2 Gerald Parks William Pierce Cecelia Shanley Barbra Skellett Gordon Towner Jay Vaughn Alan Washburn Donald Williams . . . Margaret Truman . . . . The Andrews Sisters . . . Dick Tracy . . . Harry James . . Lana Turner . . Albert Einstein . . . . Ethel Smith . . . . . Howdy Doody . . . . . . Tommy Dorsey . . . Tallulah Bankhead ........JoStafford . . . Slim Williams . . . Frank Buck . . . . Don Wilson Babe Ruth . . . Orville Wright y V 2.1, '.,....mf.,,,,3.m, 8 , Eighth Grade F M' ff S ff: its -r -,, ROW 1: Edward Hanrahan, Janice Monell, Sandra Lusk, Eugene Tyrrell, Annamae Tyrrell, William Boyden. ROW 2: ,Richard Osterhout, Helen Anthony, Frederick Hanrahan, Nina Wade, Judith Price. ROW 3: Richard Brush, Ruth Foster, Mable Reed, Delmer Grannis, Frances Mead. Z3 Eighth Grade President ....... .... ...........SandraLusk Vice-President . . . .... Frederick Hanrahan Secretary ...... ......... R uth Foster Treasurer . . . ............ . . . Frances Mead MEMBERS Helen Anthony William Boyden Richard Brush Ruth Foster Delmer Grannis Edward Hanrahan Frederick Hanrahan Sandra Lusk Frances Mead Janice Monnell Richard Osterhout Judith Price Mabel Reed Annamae Tyrell Eugene Tyrell Nina Wade THE EIGHTH GUESSES 1. Tall, willowy, and fair, Wears her clothes with a flair? Z. Trouble! Trouble! Trouble! Glad he hasn't got a double? 3. She's the Einstein of the class, A sure enough first rate lass? 4. The world is this fellow's oyster, He is a hard working boyster? 5. A forest ranger he plans to be, With a wife and children, one - two - three? 6. She has a cute little nose for news, When she's around we don't have the blues? 7. Beauty and class! She'll pass? 8. The musician of the gang, She'll make the music world go bang? 9. Tall, giggly, and likes a boy, Other girls might annoy? 10. A little tiller of the soil, He never, ever, looks at a goil? 11. Usually he is a good-natured chap, Bet without specs he 'd give a good scrap? 12. This boy is a little fellow, With a great big grin, sweet and mellow? 13. This girl is the little miss, To whom our school work gives no bliss? 14. This is a brother and sister team, The girl end is on the beam? 15. The boy end makes The teachers scream? 16. A nice addition to a large group, The corners of her mouth will never-droo If guess you can't, Then let your eyes slant, On the key we 've spun For a job well done. 1. Sandra Lusk, Z. Richard Brush, 3. Ruth Foster, 4. Edward Hanrahan, 5. William Boyden, 6. Frances Mead, 7. Judy Price, 8. Janice Monnell, 9. Helen Anthony, 10. Delmer Grannis, 11. Frederick Hanrahan, lZ.. Richard Osterhout, 13. Mabel Reed, 14. Annamae Tyrell, 15. Eugene Tyrell, 16. Nina Wade. Z4 p? First Grade 3' 0 f f-' f f - ' ' f I X Fourth and Fifth Grades E ' P XJ' A Second and Third Grades Sixth and Seventh Grades fi xwfgki -i V Clubs SOCIAL STUDIES President ....... .... R ichard French Vice-President . . . ...... Beverly Roe Secretary ...... ...... R ay Bills Treasurer ..... . . . ...... ..... F rances Mead Advisor .................................... Mr. Beebe The Social Studies Club's programs this year have been very enjoyable. The pupils have taken interest in supplying original ideas and thoughts to hold the interest of the audi- ence. The high light of this year's programs was the St. Patrick's Day Minstrel Show. All participants have been extremely co-operative. TRI-HI-Y President ........ ......... . . . Lael Washburn Vice-President . . . . . . Ardith Mallery Secretary ....... . . Carolyn Burton Treasurer ................................. Rita Norton Advisor .................................. Mrs. Keyes The Tri-Hi-Y's membership includes every girl in school from eighth grade to the graduating class. Our mo- tives and ideals are voiced in our Girl Reserve pledge. Be- sides our weekly entertainment programs, we have a seri- ous seven-weeks course each year which stresses our good conduct in the present and future. To date, these courses have been most helpful. We unite with the boys' club, Hi-Y, to sponsor the parties which are put on at I-Iallowe'en, Christmas, and St. Valentine's Day. We enjoy the activities of this club very much and have found them both entertaining and educational. MATHEMATICS President ....... .... J oan Snyder Vice-President . . . . . . Naomi Medlar Secretary ..... . . . Joyce Mallery Treasurer . . . . ...................... Judith Price Advisor .................................. Mrs. Baker The Mathematics Club has a large membership. Mem- bers of this club put on a. very good program every six weeks in assembly. So far this year we have put on two special programs, that of Armistice Day and Christmas. Armistice Day we were visited by American Legion repre- sentatives and at Christmas we had visitors from the com- munity. We also invite visiting entertainers to appear on our turn in assembly. Even at that, we hope to improve and give more entertainment to our fellow students and our- selves. Z7 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President ............................... Ardith Mallery Vice-President . . ...... Joan Snyder Secretary ...... . . Marjorie Boyden Treasurer . . . . . .Joyce Mallery Reporter .... . . . . . . . . ..... Naomi Medlar Advisor .............................,. Mrs. Pritchard The F. H. A. has a large membership. The upper- classmen who have earned the F. H. A. keys and pins are now working for the chapter degree and the younger mem- bers are working for pins and keys. Several members of this club attended the state meeting at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. The members of the club are ever working to further its purposes. l. To promote growing appreciation of the joys and satis- factions of homemaking. Z. To emphasize the importance of worthy home member- ship. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To'promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. SCIENCE President ....... . . .Dolores Demer Vice-President . .. . . . Gerald Balmer Secretary ...... .... G erald Botts Treasurer ........... . . . Helen Anthony Advisor ................................... Mr. Button The Science Club has twenty-one members who co-op- erate and present a good program every six weeks. One of the high lights of the year's work was when our fine advisor Mr. Button, gave a demonstration on the proper way to con- duct a quiz which was highly entertaining and interesting. The members of the club are striving for better and more enjoyable programs, and hope to keep them within the field of science. MUSIC President ....... . . . Ardith Mallery Vice-President . . . . . Joyce Mallery Secretary ...... .... J oan Suchnick Treasurer ........ .......... . . . Donald Williams Advisor .................................... Mr. Stout The Music Club is probably the largest club in high school since all of the students that belong to the band or that take music are members. Since each one plays an in- strument or studies vocal or piano, the members have con- tributed largely to the many interesting programs put on during the year by the other clubs. Our band plays at many community functions and has uniforms in the school colors, maroon and white. Z8 L HI-Y President ....... . . . John Demer Vice-President . . .... Carl Perry Secretary . .... ........ D avid Reid Treasurer . . . ................ . . . Donald Williams Advisor .................................... Mr. Button The platform of the Hi-Y Club: Clean Speech Clean Sports Clean Scholarship Clean Living This club, sponsored by the state Y. M. C. A. and organized by the boys of Oakland High School twenty-one years ago, has as its purpose, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. At present thirty-nine boys are enrolled. The club meets at 8:45 A. M. every Friday morning during the school term. The meetings are conducted in the following manner: Devotional exercises, a business meeting followed by a pro- gram or teen-age discussions, and adjournment at 9:30 A. M. The aim of the Hi-Y is to build intelligent young men with a keen interest in the future and these high standards can be upheld only by sincere endeavor and regular attend- ance. Z9 Our Class The Senior Class of Oakland High, Has completed its school days with a sigh. We did enjoy receiving our knowledge, And here we disclose our grateful thanks That our teachers will acknowledge. Years of study quickly pass For those who work together, Our ship has always made the port In every kind of weather. A willingness to do his share Was shown by everyone, We enjoyed the satisfaction That comes from work well done. In sports we did not lack We even went out for track. Much baseball we did play Enjoying the practice each nice day. We know in these sports we did not excell With a few exceptions we did very well. We'll tell you now just in fun The work and play of each one. Beverly is a sweet little lass She always liked her Home Ec. Class. Eugene worked hard at Math each year A stride toward being an engineer. Robert chooses a life of ease We'll wait and see if he succeeds. Lael practiced her music divine Her work in school has also been fine. Carl is dreaming of sailing around the world Watching the sky line as the sails unfurl. John likes his friends staunch and true Just as he likes to ride Smokey , when he is blue We've told of our activities and plans so fine May our footprints be evident in sands of time. 30 Foretelling the Future of the Class of '51 Into the future, the Seniors now gaze I..et's peek at our plans for future days. Lael - will be proclaimed the successor of Paderewski in the musical world. Beverly's part will be an excellent one, to reign in a home, queen of one man's heart. Eugene - will succeed in winning concessions from the Egyptian government to excavate stone statues and bas-reliefs. Robert - is to be in charge of the fumigation plant at Ellis Island. Carl - will eventually become Secretary of the United States Navy. John - will be the leading specialist in diseases of pet dogs. As we finish this prophecy, dear classmates, we leave you with this wish, May we all meet together in the future, success- ful and great. Beverly Haskins John Demer Eugene Stachowitz 31 ww-X The Bridge. The Prez. Night Life. The Big Blow XILVU 1 '3' V lf? fa' L' 5. Looking South. 8. The Roundhouse 6. Old Hickory. 9. Sweet and Low. 7. Rough Rider. 10. Sock 'em. 34 5 X x Faces and Plac 35 001' I QS w 2 one-.g gs: ax 'y 1 ia :A I Ar C 11 fi ff' ,ff 5 Q m S? if ,W 5 fx , yi? p 5 f I I is A N . 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TOLOMEI Distributor Gibbons - Schlitz - Black Horse Ale - Rolling Rock Beer - Ale - Porter 1-3 East River St. Phone 119-R-3 Susquehanna, Pennsylvania CHARLES A. BROWN General Hardware -:- BPS Paints - Varnishes Prices Right - If We Please Tell Others Odd Fellovsrs Building Susquehanna, Pa. C. T. WAGNER Printer - Stationer 8z Newsdealer 214 East Main Street Susquehanna, Pa. W. A. FARNSWORTH Plumbing - Heating 8z Sheet Metal Work 326 East Main Street Susquehanna, Pa HAYDEN'S GARAGE 402 East Main Street Phone 5 Susquehanna, Pennsylvania AHEARN INSURANCE AGENCY GETTERFS BAKERY Ahearn Bldg. - Main Street Wm. D. Getter, Prop. Susquehanna, Pa. 303 Grand St. Phone 150-R-11' PERRY 8z SON'S GREENHOUSES BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP Flowers For All Occasions Permanent Waves 504 Pine St. Susquehanna Shampoos 8z Finger Waves Congratulations to the Class of 1951 THOMAS' MARKET Fresh Meats Sz Groceries RESSEGUIES DEPT. STORE Fresh Vegetables - Frozen Foods Main Street Hallstead, Pa. 306 Grand St. Susquehanna Compliments of VOGEL MOTOR COMPANY HARRY'S GARAGE Ph0ne 9034-R-3 New Milford, Pa. Main at Franklin Hallstead, Pa. COOKE SERVICE STATION East Main Susquehanna, Pa. BLANCHE'S TEA ROOM Catering, Banquets, Parties, Dinners 116 Erie Ave. Phone 127R4 Compliments of A FRIEND M. J. BIRDSALL Wholesale Distributor of Beverages Phone 74R2 125 Erie Ave HELMS HOME 8z AUTO SUPPLIES The Firestone Store Best Today - Still Better Tomorrow 121 Main St. Susquehanna Compliments of DR. F. F. TODD Susquehanna, Pa. Compliments of DR. E. V. McCAWLEY Susquehanna, Pa. THE CANDY SHOP Gauls 9 Westfall Avenue Compliments of TOWN THEATRE J. LEE TIFFANY Howard Zurn, Manager INSURANCE AGENCY Susquehanna, Pa. Susquehanna, Pa. STARK'S AUTO SALES C0mp1imeD'LS Of Buick Cars HALEY'S RADIO SERVICE Dependable Used Cars T611-2ViSi0I1 109 Church St. Susquehanna 48 Westfall Ave. Susquehanna HERB'S TAXI Compliments of Phone 77 21 Prospect St. DR. HARRY A. GRIFFIN, DENTIST Go Anywhere Oakland, Pa. Susquehanna, Pa. Compliments of EVA'S BEAUTY SHOP SUGAR BOWL Phone 147-R3 9 Westfall Ave, Ice Cream 8z Candy Mrs. Zaharis, Owner Oakland Side 111 Main St. Susquehanna 11. 3 Compliments of JOSEPH J. DOOLEY Susquehanna, Pa. THE CORNER STORE Books 8z Magazines Shirley 8a George Curich, Props. 302 Grand St. Susquehanna P. W. HEATH G. L. F. Service Great Bend, Pa. BRANT'S DAIRY Pasteurized Milk 8z Cream Dairy Products Charles Brant Great Bend SEDDON OIL CO. Richfield Oil Products New Milford, Pa. ALDRICH GARAGE Inspection Station General Repairs Phone Jackson 24-R-ll - Jackson, Pa. Compliment-s of A 8z P TEA COMPANY Susquehanna, Pa. BENNING'S ICE CREAM BAR New Milford, Pa. BOOSTERS Pagano Mae's Lunch - Susquehanna G. Woodmansee Oakland Barber Shop - Oakland Bernard Lang Keystone Hotel - Great Bend Dr. R. C. Davis - Susquehanna Cramer's Store - Hickory Grove Bagley's Barber Shop - Erie Depot Rinald's Barber Shop - Susquehanna Schumann Cards Store - Lanesboro LllCy,S Cafe A Friend - Susquehanna Dykes Barber Shop - Susquehanna WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE ? .1 -A' 1 , . 4 V. . X , x V 1 v f . x x ' 1 . N 1. . 4 1 r ,M . 1 ' S, . , imma 1.4.-Tk 3 'fa-:Gena .3 I-f,L1aa' ' A' 1. QQ-934s3f1iQ,':r,gaaamvL1mm1saz .bl4LSQJt,i., .M ,.-u?a:'3.'w.'Qk1 '