Osceola Mills High School - Osceolian Yearbook (Osceola Mills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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JOHN BINNEY MISS GRETCHEN CLUGSTONE ial Studies Freshman Advisor . Indiana State Teachers Music, English College B.S. Pennsylvania State College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State Col- lege Graduate Work-Chautauqua Dalcroze Music School Columbia University MRS. LOUISA CORNELIUS Grade 8A Advisor Geography its, ,X B.S. Shippensburg State Teach- ers College Graduate Work-Pennsylvania State College ' MISS MARIAN DUGAN MRS. MARJORIE GRUNDY MISS HELEN HAVERLOCK Senior Advisor History, General Business Grade 8B Advisor English, Latin B.S. Indiana State Teachers English, Mathematics A.B. Notre Dame College ot College B.S. Pennsylvania State Col Maryland Graduate Work-Pennsylvania Graduate Work-Pennsylva Graduate Work-Pennsylvania State College State College State College 2. JAMES LARKIN MR. JOHN MATTERN MISS SARA JANE MATTERN ashman Advisor Sophomore Advisor Home Economics otball Coach Assistant Football Coach B.S. Juniata College cial Studies, Health Health, General Science Graduate Work-Pennsylvania S. Lock Haven State Teachers B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers State College, Drexel Insti- College College tute aduate Work-Pennsylvania State Col lege . MRS. THOMAS MORGAN Grade 8C Advisor Art Education B.S. Pennsylvania State College Graduate Work-Pennsylvania State College MRS. ELIZABETH REDDING MR. WILLIAM REDIN School Nurse Junior Advisor RN. Philipsburg State Hospital Mathematics Advanced Study-Pennsylvania B.S. Pennsylvania State College State College, University off Graduate Work-Pennsylvania Pittsburgh State College MISS CLAIRE SCHREFFLER MRS. ESTHER SPENCER MR. ANDREW TOCIMAK Dental Hygienist Freshman Advisor Grade 7A Advisor R.D.H. University ot Pennsyl- Commercial Faculty Manager of Athletics vania Beckley College Social Studies I Advanced Study-Pennsylvania Advanced Study-Indiana State B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers State College Teachers College College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State Col- lege Graduate Work-Pennsylvania State College MR. EUGENE WILLIAMS . MISS VIOLET WILLIAMS MISS ETHEL WITCHEY Grade 7B Advisor Librarian Sophomore Advisor Junior High Football Coach American History English, Mathematics Biological Science, Mathematics Normal Diploma-Lock Haven B.S. Juniata College B.S. Pennsylvania State College State Teachers College Graduate Work--Pennsylvani Graduate Work-Pennsylvania Advanced Study-University of State College State College Pennsylvania, Temple Uni- versity, Pennsylvania State College EcCuQa.T5oin W gig ' H 5 fg' f , vilylx f f 55 2 5 - f T QR he OMC f To Success JOSEPHINE C. ADAMS IIJOII A swift little waitress was our triend Jo. We'll remember her kindness where'er we go. Ambition: See the world Pastime: Working and writing letters Yearbook, Librarian, S.A.C. Club, Keyhole ' MARY LOUISE ADAMS NMa ryll To travel a lot and see the world Then Mary's dreams will be unfurled. Ambition: Travel Pastime: Eating Yearbook, Keyhole, S.A.C. Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Librarian f5-b-yvAM4- Fql-In fl l all Qin L, GEORGE LYNN ALBERT llAIbyll A handsome chemist we're sure he'll be And a good one, too, we all agree Ambition: Chemist Pastime: Shooting Pool Football, Baseball, S.A,C. Club, Dramatics Minstrel, Quartet, Yearbook 77-U--vv 'Z-1.4.4-,KP GENEVIEVE MARIE ANGEISKE Jenny Golden hair, light blue eyes, With tame she may reach up to the skies Ambition: Get rich Pastime: Reading Keyhole, Dramatics, S.A.C. Club, Year book, Band, Orchestra, Softball Vlifficf' Jlvkifull Yhakl RONALD MARK BEZlLlA lIRonll Everything to him will be worthwhile, Because for all he has a smile. Ambition: Be a millionaire Pastime: Shooting pool Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club, Drama- tics, Yearbook REXINE GENEVIEVE BUSH Rexine Rexine's a buddy, pal and friend. By us she'll be loved until the end. Ambition: Go South Pastime: Reading Yearbook, Dramatics, Band, Softball, Li- brarian, S.A.C. Club. 5 I I .Fri ,, ,, 15, v - . 1 AL Josem smnoskv ' IIAIII Though Al doesn't have much to say, He's liked by us in every way. Ambition: See the worlcl Pastime: Working at Carter's Baseball, 5.A.C. Club DONALD MATTHEW BEZILLA llpugll Another Indian who can't be beat, And a nicer guy you'll never meet. Ambition: Join the Navy Pastime: Teasing fthe girlsl Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club, Yearbook Minstrel, Dramatics Yi l . 4 iii, to ,t ,,,,.. ,, .tt RITA JANE BUYNAK Rita Though the thought of Ardell makes her dizzy, Our friend Rita keeps quite busy. Ambition: Be a good housewife Pastime: Working and playing the trum- pet Yearbook, Softball, S.A.C. Club, Band Q40-o-w1fvJ JOHN COWFER .lohn John wants to wear the sailor suit, In that outfit, won't he look cute? Ambition: Join the Navy Pastime: Working Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club, Yearbook , A V L, 1 JAMES Fnenmcx DELANSKY Pierre He likes to primp, but it's not in vain, And the name Pierre he'll always claim. Ambition: Make S553 Pastime: Shooting pool Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club, Yearbook Dramatics, Minstrel MQPPIGJ 441310, JO ANN DESSO T en nessee' She's no cowgirl as you can see, But still we call her Tennessee '. Ambition: Nurse Pastime: Working Yearbook, Keyhole, S.A.C. Club, Tri-Hi-Y Dramatics I BERNARD WILLIAM HEFFERAN Beaver His curly hair and loving ways, Our class will remember in future days. Ambition: Truck driver Pastime: Sleeping S.A.C. Club ROSEMARY HOLMES Rosie Ready, willing and always alert, We'd say that Rosie was our class flirt Ambition: Become successful Pastime: Joe's Yearbook, Librarian, S.A.C. Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Keyhole .,, ll fl- 731 ANDREW DIIOCHAK llAndyH y. Andy, time cupid of our class, Has stolen the heart of many a lass. Ambition: To look for Pastime: Movies S.A.C. Glub a girl HARRIET MARY GRAVISH Harriet if 2,44 -f-t Harriet Gould go to Hollywood, But she'll marry Mickey as she should. Ambition: Get married Pastime: Working, writing letters Yearbook, Maiorette, S.A.C. Club, Drama- tics, Tri-It-li-Y Nfl 'ic , Q 8, Y,' 1:1 v 1s . JEROME FRANCIS HUGHES llJerryll His touchdowns helped bring up the score, He's leaving now, He'll make no more. Ambition: Electrician Pastime: Sports Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club, Minstrel, Dramatics, Yearbook Wadrrr-Ll-Q CAROLYN MARIE .IENESKI Corolyn Since Carol n has had a ha school life Y PPY , Now she'll make Bill a sweet little wife. Ambition: Get married Pastime: Writing letters, sewing Yearbook, Varsity Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, S.A.C. Club. 'D -4 f l xC.i51 L ANTHONY EDWARD KECHISEN IIT o n yll A pert little fellow Tony was, We're not surprised at the things he does. Ambition: Mechanic Pastime: Driving Band, S.A.C. Club DANNY LEE KEPHART Sukie Sukie is tops when it comes to steering. When you see him coming, you'd better start clearing. Ambition: Own a Limousine Pastime: Shooting Pool t Football, S.A.C. Club MILDRED ANN LUTHER IIMHIYII To be a nurse is Milly's career: She'll be the best we needn't fear. Ambition: Nurse Pastime: Joe's Varsity Cheerleader, S.A.C. Club, Year: book, Keyhole, Softball, Tri-Hi-Y, Librar- ian ANNA RUTH MATTERN Ruthie An active part in school she's played, And out on her own she'll make the grade. Ambition: Nurse Pastime: Joe's Yearbook, Dramatics, S.A.C. Club, Key- hole, Tri-Hi-Y, Softball noizomv MAE KENNEDY ' Dottie Her little heart will pound with glee When the preacher says, I marry thee . Ambition: Get married Pastime' Being with Broky Varsity Cheerleader, S.A.C. Club, Dramat- ics, Yearbook, Librarian, Softball, Tri-Hi-Y FRANK KOVALCHICK Chick 1 A million dollars, a Cadillac car, A future owner of Morningstar. Ambition: Mechanic Pastime' Fishing S.A.C.Club 1 l t N416 LM: RONALD PAUL MATTERN Ilkonll A courteous person he's always been. Ron is tops among the gentlemen. Ambition: Engineer Pastime: Swimming Dramatics, Minstrel, Football, S.A.C. Club DELORES RUTH MORIARITY Snooks Honey brown haired, green eyed Snooks Likes anything beter than studying books. Ambition: Get out of school Pastime: Riding with Steve Yearbook, Keyhole, S.A.C. Club, Libra?- ian, Tri-Hi-Y l xgia JEAN MOTT Jeannie To be a nurse is Jean's ambition, She'll come out on top with her disposi tion. Ambition: Learn to cook Pastime: Dreaming Yearbook, Band, Dramatics, Keyhole, Tri Hi-Y, S.A.C. Club, Orchestra, Librarian MARLENE LUCILLE PEARSON Marlene Marlene's another who plays in the band It a tavor is needed, she'll lend a hand Ambition: Secretary Pastime: Movies Band, Yearbook, Orchestra, SA.C. Club GERALD ROBERT RITCHIE Boza lmpish is what we know him by, He hates to study, we wonder why? Ambition: Get a good iob Pastime: Raising pigeons Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club DORA ESTELLE SMITH Estelle She mails three letters once each day, Who does she write to, we wish she'd say. Ambition: Secretary Pastime: Dancing Yearbook, Keyhole, S.A.C. Club, So't-I ball, Tri-Hi-Y lHJfA'1mr uGH'f'v i '- DE-LORES ANN PETROSKY Dee She cloesn't plan to set the world on fire Just to go to college is Dee's desire. Ambition: Medical Secretary Pastime: .loe's Dramatics, Keyhole, Yearbook, Tri-Hi-Y S.A.C.. Club RICHARD REESE llmckll Roses are red, violets are blue. It Dick is unhappy, the class is, too. Ambition: Make the world happy Pastime: Tyrone J, A LM Zu U '1.,,, ,,,,,.ir MARION socoski Marion Marion goes for short hair styles, And to see her Eddie she'd walk tor miles Ambition: Nurse Pastime: Writing letters, working Yearbook, Keyhole, Tri-Hi-Y, Softball, Dramatics, S.A.C. Club, J.V. Cheerleader, Miss O.H.S. C527 JOSEPH JOHN SOLTYS Spade Hunting and fishing Joe will be bound As soon as the seasons roll around. Ambition: Make money!!! Pastime: Bowling Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club l W LM, DORIS ANN STRANKO IITOYII A better salesgirl we've never met. Toy is one this class will not forget Ambition: Make Millions Pastirne: Jack Band, Yearbook, Dramatics, Keyhole Softball, Tri-Hi-Y, Librarian, S.A.C. Club JAMES HOWARD VARNER llloull A mechanic we picture Lucifer asp interest for this he really has. Ambition: Work around trucks Pastime: Working at Heims' Garage Football, Baseball, S.A.C. Club i if 1 ' . 3 er l ewan cmrr, wii.uAms Marie X f A splenlzlicl doctor he'll be, it's so. ' When in practice, to him we'll go. Aimbitioh: Doctor Pastimel Riding Footballl Minstrel, Quartet, Dramatics, Yearboclk, S.A.C. Club FLOWER Yellow Tea Roses AMONG OUR SOUVENIRS We now are leaving you Our hearts are sad and blue. A memory of you will linger on with us. Our teachers kind and true, Our lessons now are through. A life will start anew as now we leave our dear friends. But still we have to go. The years have not gone slow, For now the time has come for gradua- tion. Because we soon will part Our teardrops slowly start. You'll find a broken heart among our school days here. A M0170 COLORS Our future lies in what we do now 'Gregg gud Ygllgw . g p- ' ,R Long, ong Ago The chimes of time ring out the news that another year has passed and from the sheltering walls of the Osceola Mills High School graduates another senior class, the class of '52. ln the fall of 1948, after eight years of preparation, we finally attained the standing of Freshmen, under the guidance of Mr. Richard Farabaugh. With a feeling of importance we elected our class officers: Lynn Albert, president, Jim Delansky, vice-president, Mildred Luther, secretary-treasurer. Our first activity as a class was the sale of balloons at the football games. The main attraction at the class party was a contest among the students to find out the one who could eat the most. By May we had obtained enough courage to present our class plays: Aunt Hetty , directed by Miss Bittinger, and Junior's Mustache, directed by Mr. Farabaugh. The first evening performance was what may be classified as a fiop. When Jerome Hughes stepped out for cookies, he forgot to return. The summer passed quickly, and we found ourselves coming back in the fall as sophisticated Sophomores. Miss Mary Kay McAvoy was our class ad- visor, and we elected as class officers: Genevieve Angeiske, president, Lynn Albert, vice-president, Harriet Gravish, secretary, and Carolyn Jeneski, treasurer. We soon discovered that our freshman homeroom had been converted into a Home Economics department. There comes a time in the history of every class when everyone seems to do exactly as he is told not to. This occurred during our sophomore year, which explains the fact that we had no activities. During this year a new system of study was experimented in our school. The students did not approve of the system and protested by going on strike. Order was restored, and the system continued until the close of the school year. With a feeling of importance we began our iunior year under the guiding hand of Miss Williams. After six weeks Miss Williams took over the responsi- bility of the library, and Mr. Redin became our class advisor. As Mr. Redin was a new teacher, and this was his first assignment, we enjoyed a year of confusion and trouble making. Elected as class oFFicers were Jim Delansky, president, Genevieve Angeiske, vice-president, Harriet Gravish, secretary, and Jean Mott, treasurer. ln October we received our class rings, which were sported with pride and satisfaction. With a year of experience in dramatics, our class play, Special Delivery Male , proved to be very successful dramatically as well as financially. The coming of May turned our attention to Class Day and the prom. We present- ed for the Seniors the customary program for Class Day. Since the class, as well as Mr. Redin, was new at such activities, there were many mistakes in the pro-- gram. We made it up to the Seniors by presenting for them a beautiful prom. We had a new orchestra, which displayed their musical talent. Near the end of the school year, accompanied by Mr. Allsopp, we iour- neyed to Black Moshannon for our class picnic. Although it was a cold and rainy day, everyone seemed to enioy himself. Several brave boys even went swim- ming. A summer's rest, and then what, we were waiting for Our Senior Year! Under the skilled guidance of Miss Dugan we started our many activities. During football season we sold. refreshments at the field. Since this proiect proved very successful, our yearbook fund was increased greatly. During November we conducted the annual magazine campaign. Doris Stranko was the highest salesman and received a pen and pencil set, Marlene Pearson was the winner of the watch. After weeks of practice we presented our play, It's a Great Life. The cast enioyed practices Cwith the games of hide-and-seek in the dark school while off stagei as much as the performances. i It ' 'T Wt 'frm The school cafeteria began operation at the beginning of our last semester. At this time we began concentrated work on our yearbook. Going was hard for a while, but finally we completed our task. As our school days grew fewer and fewer, our activities became more and more. On May l we excitedly boarded a bus and were off for Washington. Here were three days that will linger in our memories for a long time. We returned to Osceola and again began our work. We made final arrangements for the re- maining activities. The tears were beginning to gather in our eyes as we donned our caps and gowns for the first time on Class Night. The Juniors presented for us a prom which fulfilled our dreams. Class Day was as much a success as the prom. During our last week of school we had many activities. Baccalaureate services were held in the Presbyterian Church. Our next activity was a trip to Black Moshannon for our class picnic. The P.T.A. honored us with a very elaborate and delectable banquet. Last but not least was our graduation day. This was the exciting day we had looked forward to for twelve long years. Everyone passed from his mind the troubles, quarrels, and worries of the past years and replaced them with the memories of pleasure, friendship, and enioyments. As we filed out singing our class song, we took upon our shoulders new burdens and began our life in a new world. Time Alone Will 'fell . The little big town of Osceola Mills is honoring its one hundredth anni- versary with a gala home week celebration. In this peaceful year of 1977 all the world-famous people gather to pay tribute to this successful town. Do you know who gave Osceola Mills such marvelous fame? None other than the Senior Class of 1952. Listen! Why here they come now singing Hur- rah for our Town. The clapping in the public square is thunderous. Suddenly silence falls over the room because none other than the President of the United States, John Cowfer, advances to the platform. The cheering is said to be heard for miles around and quiets down as he prepares to speak. Jdhn emphasizes the greatness of our land and personally decorates Andy Drochak and Jerome Hughes with Congressional Medals of Honor for their heroism in the last war. Jerome gives his credit for being alive to that very capable nurse Anna Ruth Mattern. Next in this town of fame come the marvelous writer of stage and screen, Frank Kovalchick, and his star of stars, Harriet Gravish. Speaking of stars, the well known astronomer, Joe Soltys, discovered the new planet, Nolite -a re- markable achievement in the scientific world. lt was highly publicized in Ronnie Mattern's famous newspaper, the New York Sun , Now comes the man who keeps law and order. He started out as a rookie poilceman and rose to a Supreme Court Justice, the invincible Jim Delansky. Jim smashed so many spy rings that anyone involved in one is considered a square. Did you know our own Melvin Williams is the doctor who discovered the delicate method to mend broken hearts? At last the world acknowledges the weatherman. As you know by this time Al Bagrosky invented a rain and shine dial to turn oFf and on as he pleased. His financier for this experiment is none other than Miss Dorothy Kennedy, the multi-millionairess. She holds the title of Diamond Queen Dot. Here comes the renowned woman, Rita Buynak, whom many have heard about, but few have seen because all her time is spent in the deepest iungles of Africa, where she hunts for the most ferocious and wildest animals on earth. She Tinle Alone W5'ill Tell - Continued sends all her game to Don and Ron Bezilla, the owners of the famous Bezilla Bros. Circus. For the first time in the political history of Pennsylvania a woman governor, Delores Moriarity, has been elected to office. On a visit to the governor the fam- ous stylist of fads and fashions, Estelle Smith, designed a wardrobe for Caroline Jeneski and Mildred Luther, the famous Powers models. In order to provide transportation for all these people Jean Mott and Lynn Albert are giving them free and comfortable passage on their widely known air- line, The Flying Saucers. Their largest and most successful airport is located in the thriving metropolis of Osceola Mills. Osceola Mills is centered around the longest street in Pennsylvania, named after the archetect, Anthony Kechisen, who designed the rebuilding of this town. The central parks are of picturesque beauty, surrounded by department stores on- all sides. Rexine Bush owns a chain of five and ten cent stores and is indeed a shrewd business woman. Everyone knows where Joann Desso's beauty salon is because on special holidays she brings Marlene Pearson, the famous hair stylist of New York society, to demonstrate the latest city fashions to the ladies. Osceola now has its own telephone exchange and, naturally, Mary Louise Adams in the head operator. James Varner drives the fabulous Busy Bus, touring the United States on exhibition. He has a record for his safe and comfortable driving. lt isn't sur- prising since Marion Socoski, a graduate nurse, checks the speed and sees that the passengers are comfortable. Genevieve Angeiske is a psychiatrist who found out why some people want to be dictators. Bobby Ritchie, ambassador to Mars, and his capable secretary, Rosemary Holmes, have iust returned from a long pleasant visit with the leaders of the Martians. They were escorted on this voyage into space by Danny Kephart, pilot of the Comet. After every class member has named his status in the world, Bernard Heff- eran announces that he is providing refreshments and entertainment for all in his stupendous nightclub, The Inn By Midnight. Conducting the serving of this fabulous dinner is the accomplished waitress, Josephine Adams. Amusement for this gala occasion features the famous vocalist, Doris Stranko, accompanied by Delores Petrosky at the piano. Everyone is chattering gaily and sincerely thanking the class of '52 for their prominent part in the history and future of Osceola Mills. ese 'hings we Her You After twelve years of school we, as Seniors, have finally decided that The Best Things in Life are Free. We have come to the conclusion that Our Happiness will come not only through financial success, but also through life's companions and pleasant Memories, During our School Days we have accumulated many prize possessions, although they may seem of intrinsic value to you. As we con- tinue on The Outgoing Tide, you may hear Echoes of These Things We Offer You. To her sister Mary, Jo Adams's daily trips to the Post Office. i After You're Gone i To Mary Kay Scovern, Mary Adam's black and white saddle shoes if she will keep them clean. f Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy 5 To Jack Wallace, Lynn AIbert's daily pool class at Carter's C As Time Goes By J To all sophomore clarinet players, Jenny Angeiske's musical ability. f A Simple Melody J 'l'he-so 'Things WV1- llffcr You - Continued To Larry Dipko, AI Bagrosky's job at Carter's. CfTime On My Hands l To Bill Arnold, Don Bezilla's charm with thesgirls, ' C Just One of Those Things J To Charles Johnson, Ron Bezilla's influence with-the teachers. C Do I Worry J To Gloria Dixon, Rexine Bush's dimples C l'll Never Smile Again J To Kas Baughman, Rita Buynak's wind to blow--a trumpet. f Blow Gabriel Blow J To Paul Shulick, John Cowfer's desire to go with one girl. f I Want A Girl J To the iunior boys, Jim Delansky's love of primping. C Hey, Hey Good Looking J To anyone who can afford it, Joann Desso's trip to Tennessee, provided-she is able to pay Joann's way too. C Tennessee Border 7 To Ronnie Stevens, Andy Drochak's quietness. C'Can Anyone Explain J To the new maiorette, Harriet Gravish's shiny baton. i March of the Wooden Soldiers l A To Sam Hughes, Bernard HeHeran's American history book. i Just One More Chance J To Barbara Kennedy, Rosemary Holmes's impishness. f Jezebel To the sophomore boys, Jerome Hughes's crave tor iitterbugging C'Rag Mop l To Alice Roach, Carolyn Jeneski's hope chest and linens. l Wedding BeIls J To, Tom Whalen,,Anthony Keclxiseds c-urly black hair. C TommygWith the Dark Brown Hair i 1 ' To :Vladdie Hughes, Dottie Kennedy's petiteness and tiny feet. C'Daddy's Little Gir J To Jean' Carson, Danny Kephart's heavy foot on the throttle of his Ford. i Hot Rod Race J To Bob Snyder, Frank Kovalchick's ability to stay away from girls. C'I Never See Maggie Alone J To Shirley Roach, Milly luther's position as captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders. K Stand Up and Cheer l To Ray Malicki, Ronnie Mattern's happy-go-lucky disposition. t Lazybones l To Madge Webster, Anna Ruth Mattern's desire to be a nurse. C That's My Desire l To Patty Kirk, Delores Moriarity's earrings. f Golden Earrings l To Jane Tingle, Jean Mott's position in the band. C Alexander's Rag Time Band J To Eddie Hartman, Marlene Pearson's quietness. t I Can Dream Can't I? J To anyone interested, Delores Petrosky's Sunday excursions. C l'd Climb the High- est Mountain l To Don Brown, Bob Ritchie's skill to tease girls. K Getting To Know You l To Ruth Sankey, Estelle Smith's long walk to school. C You'll Never Walk Alone l To some iunior girl, Marion Socoski's title of Miss O.H.S. C Ain't She Sweet J To Bud O'Brien, Joe Soltys' shyness around girls. C l'll Get By J To Mr. Larkin, Doris Stranko's commission from the magazine campaign. f Funny, Funny, Funny, What Money Can Do J To Mike Christoti, Jim Varner's unused English workbook. C It I Had My Way l To Frank Kerr, Melvin Williams' influence to collect enough erasers to last all school term. f l Might Fall Back On You J To the chemistry and physics classes, Mr. Fritz's advice on how to avoid colds. i lf You Catch a Little Cold, l'll Sneeze for You J To the Senior Class of l953, the Seniors of '52 offer their moonlight excursion on their Washington Trip. C On Moonlight Bay J Though the past has at many times seemed long and dreary, we Seniors now realize that our life's iourney is really iust beginning. We shall keep in mem- ory the many events of our school years, which can now be found Among Our Souvenirs. , Our class of '52 solemnly promises to Brush Those Tears From Our Eyes on Graduation Day. ,sax wma NW 1 ' gs ...M-W.-W. Pleasing Disposition Best Dressed Best Looking Neatest Most Beautiful Hair Most Most Most Most Most Beautiful Eyes Courteous Popular Athletic Intelligent Pretty Lips Cute Laugh Smoothest Dancer Most Talkative Fun to Be With Happiest Cute Nickname Most Musical Reliable lmpish Forget Jean Mott Carolyn Jeneski Harriet Gravish Carolyn Jeneski Harriet Gravish Mary Louise Adams Mildred Luther Jean Mott Rita Buynak Jenny Angeiske Marion Socoski Dotty Kennedy Estelle Smith Jean Mott Jean Mott Jean Mott. Delores Moriarity Jenny Angeiske Jenny Angeiske Mary Louise Adams e Nots Melvin Williams Melvin Williams Lynn Albert Lynn Albert Bernard Hetteran Joe Soltys Ron Mattern Ron Bezilla Jerome Hughes Melvin Williams Jim Delansky Ron Bezilla Jerome Hughes Jerome Hughes Ron Bezilla Dick Reese Jim Delansky Lynn Albert Melvin Williams Bob iRitchey ,. Charles Johnson Patty Kirk j X 'ft Q I 1 I Bill Arnold Marjorie Socash 'sm , .ql Leland Arnold Charlotte Latz lfleventh Grrade Betty Danko Eddie Hartman Glorie Homan Jim Pitts Ruth Sankey Jim Wigfield l it x Tx i Q3 P George Tirch Betty Sankey 'y vw Jean Carson Paul Shulick ki af at .I . S 'Q V if 5 if -eaw kiwi s ,C fs gg 425 Bud O'Brien Shirley Roach Shirley Jaskowak Dave Johnson Junior Class Play The Junior Class presented their play, Running WiId, in the school auditorium on March 27th and 28th. It was directed by Mr. Redin, class advisor. The class chose a farce comedy, which proved to be a great success. The scene took place in Southern California at a hotel owned by Carl Hammond. Carl's nephew, Don Thomas, hoping to win the favor of a scenario writer, plotted a murder mystery and created a complete mix-up of mis-identification. After a period of much confusion, the Desert Inn gradually returned to its original atmosphere of peace and quiet. Juniors participating were Raymond O'Brien, Jack Wallace, Paul Shulick, Margie Socash, Inez McCloskey, Raymond Malicki, Ruth Sankey, Mary Baughman, Charlotte Latz, Ronnie Stephens, Eddie Hartman, Jim Wigfield, Madeline Hughes, and Robert' Myers. Eleventh Grade Donna Dumbleton Larry Dipko Mike Yosua Betty Folmar Sandra Flega! Benny Miller L rank Kerr 'Cas Baughman Anna Kathryn Dempsey Raymond Malicki Dewayne Sharer tnez McCloskey Mary Adams .lack Wallace Kenny Walstrom A Carbara Kennedy Alice Roach Ron Stevens Matthew Supko Maddie Hughes Junior Social Events . The Junior Class enjoyed many parties and dances during the school term. in football season they frequently held dances at the Firemen's Hall after the games for the purpose of increasing their class treasury. Again at Christmas time they frolicked in the Moose Ballroom, which was festively decorated for the holiday season. The students exchanged humorous gifts and remembered Mr. Redin with a shirt and tie. The Leap Year dance afforded another pleasant even- ing. The girls, taking advantage of the old American custom, escorted their fav- orite male to the party. 4 X K 1 N X115 qs A ,X 5 l. ..,.. E, WS ,S Y 1 H XHQXWQXBQ W if QQ ft ff Q W 'S wt K X M il X 12 2 r - EE EZI - Q K J Y F 1' at ig V bs s ....: . Q i ' 2 was , 3 - f fs H w :ar 'Wi Q-we 'fi at 'Sir ,X r me f' in 'Xaser cf we t M me W q. T Soplunuore I Blass l'luy 'fenth J' lirad Lett to right: Dottie Sankey Jean Kline Jane Carson Delores Donahue Dorothy Cartwright Elsie McElroy Ruth Stone Delores Luther Janet Lukens Evelyn Reams Mary Lou Supina Gloria Osewalt Ronnie Cartwright John Cowfer Ron Timchalr Bob Snyder Joe Gezymalla Bill 0'Brien John Socoski The Sophomores, under the direction of Miss Witchey, produced their class play, Sneak Date , before an interested audience in May. The action of the play took place in the lounge of a boys' military school, where the cadets and the girls from a nearby school rnet and planned many hilarious episodes. Tenth Grrade Left to right: Joan Mott Gloria Dixon Eloise Mattern Maddie Webster Shirley Arnold Dutchie Winkler Rebecca Tormey Lily Wigfield Lenore Allison Peggy Johnson Bernadette Mineweaser Barbara Demchak Dick Jury Charles Kovalchick Sam Hughes Michael Christoff Sherman Krause Michael Supko Paul Williams + .- A a ' Soplloinure Party The Sophomores ioyously gathered at the Legion Ballroom on December 20th for a Christmas party. The room was beautifully decorated with red and green crepe paper, mistletoe, and a Christmas tree. Torn Whalen, a member of the class, sang Oh Holy Night and Miss Clugstone, a high school teacher, re- cited two monologues. Refreshments concluded a pleasant evening of games and dancing. KYQMUWQV' Tenth Grade Left to right: Harriet lobb Barbara Mathews Patty Pryde Joan Frantz Anita Mignot Mary Kay Scovern Phyllis Myers Wanda Malicki June Roach Jo Ann Gordon Cecelia Yokobosky Nancy McKay Peggy Dunlap Ray Fravel Joe Patrick Max Demchak John Timchak Bob Snyder Tom Whalen The sophomore class realized sixty dollars in proceeds from a food sale which they sponsored on December lst. Some of the class members, their mothers and friends proved their culinary art and at the same time helped to augment the sophomore class funds. ' 'fjE5lp1,s, A mNiN gg V.. Q ,f,m,45f:1. Y Hn pa, V .,.r..7s1fjf k , z mfzfih, wwvx- Q ,,,,N,,0 QA, , ,J FT 35:5 7 M- M Q Wg: If , EE 'QW -an wif? Ill 'ss gi , n ' QS 5 5 M ,. Qi is 1 5 F iilftxs A Y wk M , www X sm XIX N .- : - S .1 W w 1 N 5 .WN x 1 A ,, NM.. Wgw www 'A Q efwfws 1- is- X Y -ix ww rr if- new X -ww,..,. ww 2? .iz . . if ' - X116 Q if f . 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Ninth Grade Left To right: Evelyn Tippett Bob Supko Joan Rodkey Dick Hefferan Bill Dixon Lorraine Brown Dick Rapsey Janice Boob Martha Bainey Bernard Mann Mary Ann Kisinkie Robert Socash David Roach Beverly Sharer Robert Kolesar Carole Webster James Smith Sara Spicer Angeline Walko James Wilson Maddie Wirtz Bob Kasubick MUN- New tit 3 Ninth Urradf Left To right: Ron Bryan Frances Adams Paul Gordon Viola Brown Rosemary Hollis Ron Williams Viola Mathews Glenn Keith Bernie Grunduslzy Dorothy Johnson .lim Ernest Donna Baughman Marilyn LeCorre Bill Baughman Annice Kephart Tom Cowfer Dave Hutton Dolly Penny .lim Dixon Evelyn Faughner Jack Bernhard Jim Baughman Ninth Grade Left to right: Jim Mann Carole Homan Jim Boob Betty Mineweaser Betty Kozak Mike Soltys Shelvey Krause Russell Cowfer Bill Bezilla Dan Fritz Walter Tormey louise Patrick Shirley Rinskey Andy Marko Carole Stewart Barry Gulbernat Jerry Williams Mary Ellen Redding Leo Daugherty Mary Kozak Marion Kephart Bob Timchak ,ga .YWQ fm M3 ,-W ,j a ff :': Sf' W 'K . 1, fw Wi ' was L? i K as Q aw-ami: .y -2 as X ' ' alum u Wi af ima X 1 13 by Q 5? is ax 1, b as . . fm 4 mu, J v it Mikie: 9' if X r sxek Q? is-mf iii an gi J 'ref s Ri 15 , Qi -K is '55 Q , Y NV! ff Wir. rt 5 3 H H S Q R if-W V 13 ':,Q Q5 ff .J li lk H W Xfw ifiiis. , Left to right: Betty Mae Thomi Nancy Wilsoncro' Betsy Penny Delores Reams Helen Vincer Beverly Sankey Sara Jane Saylor Nadine Solensky Pearlene Gladnej Barbara Wilson LaDonna Walk Mary Wills laNorma Pitts Jenny Olenoski Charles Wills Charles Jones John Rice George Rusnak Alvin Walstrom Bob Showers Don Hutton Ralph Tormey Ronnie Petrosky Frank Reams Emmanuel Natalie Tim Sankey Ned Weston Left to right: Norma Moore Barbara Marko Ruth Homan Barbara Mital Stacia Hughes Fiorence Baughman Jean Hudson Norma Jarrett Harriet Myers Ella Jane Murphy Mary Lee Timco Joan Knowles Vera Natalie David Drillock Jack Cowfer Charles Copeland John Barko Norman Folmar Nick lego Pat Christoff Ronnie Davis Fred Arnold Ronnie Bainey Paul Beatty Bob Cowfer X. xi YZ? .Q g .2 ,'4:: i Q 2: Si . 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WILLIAMS RONNIE DIATTERI MAX DEICHAK JIU VDELANSKW MIKE CHRISTOFF JOE GEZYMALL1 BOB SIIYDER JOE PATRICI PAUL SIIULICK LEO DAUGHERT' ROBERT SUPKO JIM WIGFIELC RON TINGHAK BERNIE GRUHDUSKI BOB MYERS RAY FRAVEI JOHNNY O'BRIEN JERRY WILLIAM! LYNN ALBERT - -d- PIANIST GEORGE TIRCH--'--ACCORDIONIST lT'S A GREAT LIFE SENIOR CLASS PLAY JANUARY I7 8: I8 JEZANUHE PEABODY --' CLAUDE FRALEY ' '- RUSSELL PEABODY g5LQg5g,..., .... ANHABELLE M- 1 GRAGE PEABODYH AURE.LiA WUNKLE - - - SOPHSA WUNKLEHH DR. EDWARD APPLEBY LYNN ALBERT GEORGE PEABODYQ LARRY JORDAN-H AL-QCEI, ,,. MISS JACOBS -- - NR. POOLEYH- UIRECTQFC . Q , 3.,,wggvf,,x , 'K 4 r www, Q H- f -'TGP ' Www fe-Q Az, H ,f J . J ' A?f?3?M3 - ' , A 2' p f A 1 , A: 1 A , , s in . .Ranma .,,,,W ,M 4? 45 - K if If 'f fa 52 2 X i fi! ff -1 IL L - f A Xyw 'P' -2 -2 - A ., 1 as ' Ks, N!! iw? lim? x ,ww 1 X 'X Q 5 ' ff? 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IIIILSUIIPS UDIIJ PHOTOGRAPH R OR 1952 Gellsceoliann hl b I Compliments I CONGRATULATIONS of to THE ClASS OF 'I952 gaawni E00-I Sfzafzd - I Morningstar Bakefiwas, Inc Philipsburg, Penna. I Phinpsbwgl Penn.. 7 , nu I IQ. KQHHGPCI U Compllmems PHILIPSBURG QUALITY .IEWELER of 226 Front Street Philipsburg, Pa. N Dlwilipslnurq -Hwih Corp. AND Dlwilips Clonfunelev DTICOUIIT C0 Complimems of Moshannon Loan Service Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of -I-lwe Dennsqlvonio Iileclvic CO ITI IDG l'l lj Philipsburg, Penna. ELECTRICITY--YOUR LOW-COST SERVANT Complimems of luceamley I ' eamfzanq OLD GERMAN IRON CITY KOEHLERS Beer - Ales - Porter Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of R.P. DUNSMGRE BUICK AUTOMOBILES Dunlop Tires Philipsburg, Penna. Congratulations SGT1l48j',S S16T'UiC6Z SICIIIOTI, dass of '52 GAS, ou, and Accessories GROCERIES and COAL Defnchak Phone 5931 Osceola Mills, Pa. Osceola Mills, Pa. PHONE OFfice 3251 Residence 2781 WOOD ESTATE A Complete Line Of BUILDING MATERIALS DUPONT PAINTS 1., GENERAL HARDWARE Osceola Mills, Pa. 1 Compliments of Stout's Sunoco Service Station Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments of J. E. Petroski HARDWARE Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments of OSCEOLA CLOVER FARM STORE Curtin Street Thrift plus Satisfaction CLAYTON WILLIAMS, Manager Compliments of anedalf amfea Philipsburg, Penna Compliments of LETZLER S Sheldon s Phxhpsburg Ledger' Co Houtzdale, Penna. 211 From Street Compliments of EWTOWN IQESTAU IQANT Proprietor -- BUD WEBSTER JOHN S. HEATH Phone 3121 Osceola Mills, Pa. I l i I TOM - PAT - MAN EIMS DESOTO ------- PLYMOUTH Osceola Mills, Pa. Mamaqi alawm anal Slow 513 Lingle Street Phone 4911 Osceola House Building Choice Flowers and Gifts for all occasions Finest of Workmanship and Artistry Mrs. Sibyl K. Shawn-General Manager ZIMMEITS P. H. ZIMMER Ladies Fine Apparel Pain-OHS by Koref of California Bobbie Brooks .lr's. Pair-OES 117 Front Street Philipsburg, Penna. Mgr. Books C. Wadding Phone 1024 Compliments of Adelman 6? Ratowsky Pl'llLlP5BURG'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Established in 1855 Compliments of I l PA R S KY' S I I Nationally Advertised Brands of Clothes I For Men and Women Spruce Sireel Philipsburg, Pa l I ADELSBERGERS WALL PAPER 8 PAINT York Wall Paper - Foy's Paint Phone 473-R I Philipsburg, Penna. Zwwka Sloan HoutzclaIe's Oldest and Largest Department Store Selling Dependable Merchandise for More Than SIXTY YEARS Quality Service - Value Dial 2131 -- Convenient Terms No Carrying Charges Compliments of Roy 4. '7ampkm4, M fb. 206 E. Spruce Street Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of GEORGE R. TAYLOR, M.D. MELVlN C. FERRIER, M.D. FRANCES D. TAYLOR, M.D. Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of ILDEIQS SUDDLV Compliments of Kirk Bvotllwrs GCIPUIJQ Philipsburg, Penna. llffagwllfzefi MEN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Philipsburg, Penna. Smitlfs Ladies Apparel OSCEOLA MILLS and HOUTZDALE Compliments of ROBERT G. HOWE, M. D. Osceola Mills, Pa. l Compliments Dedicated To You and BEST WISHES As in Bygone Years from 1 I Lewis General Heating a l 'll' M64 i and Supply 220 Curtin Street Since 1876 Osceola Mills, Pa. Osceola Mills, Pa. 5 -PHONE- Day 4851 Night 2731 - 238i i I I VISIT I ,4 gf p saw MMM , of ' Osceola Mills, Pa. Slmllep Sims CO. t . ... .... c Quality MEATS and GROCERIES Osceola Mills and Philipsburg, Pa. Joe Carter TOBACCO, CANDY, ICE CREAM Newspaper Agency Osceola Mills, Pa, RICHARDSON 'S SPORTSMEN'S STORE I Compliments ' 'VM JT C- of W l f N - QSQEQLA HQUSE if 5354? CL , X-4 ss. 'im , M ' W in Route 53 81 Curtin Street Osceola Mills, Pa. Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments of .faulezdacfz , Gaia! eamfzanq SPONSORS OF FAIRLAWN STORES Warehouses at Spangler, Pa. Punxsutawney, Pa Bellefonte, Pa. DuBois, Pa. Clearfleld, Pa. Philipsburg, Pa. Compliments of ocll Mininq OITIPCIIIQ Philipsburg, Penna. 9 PO QPCJ S CIPCICJQ CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Front Wheel Alignment and Balancing Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments The Vogue Beauty Shop Osceola Mills, Pa. Compnmems nest wishes of Gravish's Nationwide Store CQ' Frank Gravish, Mgr. Sw. . I . 1 - V4 Osceola Mills, Pa- Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments See Us For Bridal Sets l Good Luck To The Class Of '52 of i Sl Nl Nl S CREDIT JEWELERS Cowdriclds Drug Store 16 North Front Street Philipsburg, Penna. Philipsbu,-9, Penna. l Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry - AFTER ALL - Compliments Q l 'Wolf S lN PHILIPSBURG of is the best place to buy! Famous Names In Our Show Rooms A Kroehler Simmons Alexander Smith International l General Electric Mengel Nhittall Rembrandt WCC SUPPLY Wolf Furniture Co. Front Street ' Philipsburg, Pa. BOWL for HEALTH The Osceola Mills Bowling Center Compliments of DUGAN Coal Mining Co., Inc. Osceola Mills, Pa. LI. I.ewi1 Llnilovm Co. UNIFORMS FOR COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL BANDS DRUM CORPS -- POLICE 8. FIRE DEPTS. i024 Filberi Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. 1 I 1 Compliments of Kelley, Johnston 81. Uimino ATTORNEYS AT LAW Philipsburg, Penna. Edward T. Kelley Philip H. Johnston Eugene L. Cimino i 1 Jlaaam Jilafulwaae eo EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Philipsburg, Penna. Phone 2 I 6 oc son peciollq Componq WHOLESALE CANDIES and NOVELTIES Osceola Mills, Pa. . 0 9 C0mP men'S Relter s Flowers of 223 Curtin Street Osceola Mills, Pa Phone 4421 Cold Stream Diner BEAUTIFUL CORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 9521 Weddings and Funeral Work Philipsburg, Penna A Specialty E CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 Zqeaaqe COAL OPERATORS Philipsburg, Penna C I Compliments omp iments of of Stewart? Pastry Shop Meyea eo. PIES, CAKES and DONUTS Philipsburg, Penna. Phone 1439 Philipsburg, Penna. Moffatt's Floral Shop Phone 364-M Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of ZIFPI PHIlIPSBURG'S PROGRESSIVE STORE TOMS SHOE REPAIR ww W' Philipsburg, Penna. Enjoy Kist Beverages Bottled and Distributed by BOOTH SL SHONTZ Proprietor, Albert Wood West Pine Street Philipsburg, Penna. Phone 646 Compliments of 7ael!afi MUSEC and GIFT SHOP Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of Dr. C. S. Harkins Dr. William Harkins Osceola Mills, Pa. Ul'llClp,S FCPA GGFGQQ Osceola Mills, Pa. Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1952 Wwe! fb. Baawn A LIFE -- FIRE -- ACCIDENT Dealer - New and Used Cars Aulomobile Insurance and Bonding Phone 503l Dial 3601 Osceola Mills, Pa Compliments BEST WISHES of Class of 1952 LACLEDE CHRISTY THE AMERICAN LEGION Osceola Mills, Pa. Osceola Mills, Pa. l ill- Compliments Complimenfs of of Comfort Run Coal Co. NICK MQTT OSCEOLA -- HOUTZDALE Osceola Mllls, Pa. HIGHWAY ENJOY PURITY ICE CREAM MILK, CREAM and OTHER FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS Phiiipsburg, Penna. Phone 313' Compliments of Frank .Iaslcowalc Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments of Leo Daugherty Phone 5911 DISTRIBUTOR OF FINE BEERS la Mills, P i L C. l Compliments of JAMES FOX . 7fze mme ,awe DRUGGIST Osceola Mills, Pa. Proprietress rs. co in -----------M M s u Osceola Mills, Pa. Cplf f 254. Eemian! Sanafafulum C Phlpb g P Compliments of QuuIiIq SI10e SI1op FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Philipsburg, Penna. 18 N. Front Street Phone 115-4 I 1 Compliments of HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS 121 Front Street Phone 469 Gqfvens Muslc House Philipsburg, Penna. Philipsburg, Penna. 7 a emi of E ttt 17 11 5 1 a' O ' M' ' 1, -1 1 U.s:' CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Louis Jenkin Post No. Philipsburg, Penna. 3450 la. JI. 1 .Siedm OPTOMETRIST Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of IQOWIAN D Compliments F of mn J. L. McDonald ' BARBER Ph'l' b . Phone 5011 Osceola Mills, Pa. ps wg' Penna n 1 L: 1 1 w 1 l I Mmm Qmndme Ga. The Quality Store COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, FLOOR COVERINGS Lester Pianos Phillipsburg Laundry and Dry Cleaners Philipsburg, Penna. Best Wishes To Compllmems , of Class of '52 www auf., sam Bgllq OH Shop Philipsburg, Penna. Philipsburg, Penna. Trutone Radio - Television Compliments Davis Tires - Tubes of Western Flyer Bicycles - Wheel Goods I ART WEBSTER Wilson and Western Sporting Goods BARBER Quality Seat Covers - Plastic and Fiber Osceola Mills, Pa. l l MEET ME AT JOESS PERO ICE CREAM Fountain Service Osceola Mills, Pa. Compliments Compliments of of , I I Mandell's Barber Shop Mullen '5 Gfofffffv O I M'll , P . Osceola Mills, Pa. Sceoa l S a v-y'fvvrv.5- 5 5 5? . fe:-' . ,..,,N.,, - 94 4,31-li-Q . xl- , A W 1 , H, Hg Fzth-957419. .1 1' - am -,rage M Ffi as + iw-- 1. 1' -I w fl! nl I WE WEREN'T ALONE- IN OUR JOURNEY LONVG5- DEAR ,TEACHERS KEPT OUR COURAGE STRONG THE GOD OF TIME WILL SURELY TELL OURS WAS A TASK TO DO IT WELL.