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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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L: STIIIIS 'C' 6? ,af -sm w iff.: l 'Q Left to right-Row I: Alice Roach, Jim Pitts, Tom Whalen, Tim Sankey, Dwain Bm Row II: Anna Dempsey, Donna Dumbleton, Barbara Demchak, Betty McCloskey, Shelvey Krouse, Melvin Roland, Robert Herr, Lorraine Brown, Row Ill: Ruth Sanlcey, Jim Ernest, Ronnie Davis, Barbara Mital, Janet Lukens, Shirl Becky Tormey, Delores Donahue, Dave Drillock, Gloria Homan. Row IV: Jim Dixon, Paul Williams, Mike Christoff, Phyllis Myers, Jean Kline, Els Folmar, Bill O'Brien, Paul Shulick, Jane Tingle, Row V: Frances Adams, Jerry Williams, Ronnie Timchak, Janice Boob, Jim Baug Shirley Rinskey, Russell Holden, Dorothy Johnson. Row VI: Jo Anne Gordon, Gloria Dixon, Ray Malicki, Leland Arnold, Paul Gordc Williams, Madelyn Webster, Barbara Mathews. HE BHIID SEMOR BAND MEMBERS L.. inez McCloskey Flute-V3 yrs. K Q R Betty Folmar Alto Horn-7 yrs. Paul Shuiick Aho Horn-4 yr Jack Wallace Trombone-7 yrs. A Dr hce um yi' Jim WigHeId Bass Horn--4 yrs. Anna Dempsey Maiorette-6 yrs. 8. Ronnie Stevens Drums-6 yrs, Drum Maiorf-I y A552 Jane Tingle Clarinet-3 yrs. Bud O Brien Donna Dumbleton Bell Lyre-4 yrs. Trombone-7 yrs. Kms Q Gloria Homan Maiorefte--3 yrs. Raymond Mallckl Bass Horn-3 yrs James Pitts Bass Drum-4 yrs. i.e1and Arnold Bass Horn-A yrs. Befty Trumpet-7 yrs. Ruth Sankey Maforehe-6 yrs. Barbara Frantz Sarah Savlor Madeline Wnrtz JUNIOR BAND Oar new owrforrned Junror Band adds another attr ctron to our school The band consrsts of flfty one members from the fifth slxth se ewth and eughth grades Haylng been organlzcd sonce the begnnnnng of the school year the band par tlcnpated nn the Cooper and Morrusdale football garnes and also nn the Hoat7dale and Osceola Mnlls Halloween parades Some members of the Junlor Band wall replace the seventeer' senlor graduates from the Sensor Band at the conclosuon f the school year Jurwor Band members ar ett to roght Fnrst R w Ronnre Kan ur Pat Chrmstoft Carol Brocaul Bl Pltts Be Jane Carter George Trrnchak Mr Alls pp Second Row Sarah Saylor Bob Hannah John Webster Jack Murphy Rnchard Kephart Conrad Fruday Dawny Du an Bally Smth Larry Kanour Madelnne Wnrt Thlrd Row Barbara Frantz Florence Reams Sally Cowfer lam Polluck Rose Lapp Ray Hannah Ronnue Archer Barbara Tbrza Janet Knsnnkre Fourth Row Alvln Herr Jean Bauqhman Davld Knowles Mary Jean OBrren Ethel Tommy Rlchard Cram George Haney Fufth Row Helen Wasullro Jtn Mann Mary Am Dau herty Gordon Shunuf It Rtsh Frtt Bdrlxara Maluckn JoAnn Hefferin Donald Arno H - reshv' J .1 . . . Y . 1 T . O ' e: L ' -- ' o z- ' o , ' , ' , i l ' , tty 1 4 , r 3 V ' ' 1 , ' ' Z. V 1 , , Fat O'Brien, Eodete Hefteran, Beverly Patterson, Fddle McKean, Joe Mineweaser, Judy Dixon. Sixth Row: Rose Ann Supko, 'r ' , . ' Q , ' 4 c , J ' 2, f ' ', 1 , ld. , gr ' P ' l - l 17 :r ' X l rr l F -Ut' F' l Mr. William Casilli B.S. Duquesne University Vocal Music First Row-'Left to right: Maddie Hughes, Jean Carson, Jane Carson, Patty Kirk Barbara Mathews Maddie Wirtz Gloria Osewalt, Betty Ann Danko, Betty Ann Sankey, Slwelvey Krause, Margaret Lockey, Mary Ellen Redding Second Row-Left to right: Evelyn Tippett, Gloria Homan, Janet Lukens, Jim Dixon, Tom Cowter, Jim Baughman Bud O'Brien. Leland Arnold, Bob Snyder, Dorothy Vroman, Mary Baughman Sandra Flegal. During the parade of i953 a new mixed chorus was organized under the direction of Mr. William Casilli. The chorus, consisting of members from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, chose as their officers for the ensuing year, Bud O'Brien, president, Matt Suplco, treasurer, Marion Kephart, secretary. At several assemblies during the school term the chorus sang for the stu- dent body and the faculty. They also entertained the members of the Parent- Teachers Association at their February meeting. On March 2nd they traveled to Moshannon Joint High School at Madera to perform at an assembly program. In the spring of the year the chorus gave a special spring festival for the public. Several members attended the District Chorus held at Clearfield and also the County Chorus held at Coalport. 1' 1 ' ' Zirst Row Left to right: Annice Kephart Shirley Rinsl-cey, JoAnne Frantz, Viola Mathews, Mary Kozak, Phyllis A Bc Kozalm, Betty Folmar, Jane Tingle, Shirley Roach, Inez McCloskey, Marion Kephart, Second lintghalc Row Lef' to right Joltn Socoski, Matthew Supko, Jim Pitts Ponnie Stevens, Tom Whalen, Jim Ea tes Bobby l-Unit l ls! Row Lefv to right: .lim Dixon, Jerry Williams, Robert Kolesar, Joan Mott, Shir, ley Arnold, Becky Tormey, George Tircli. Srcl Row-'Left To right. Ronnie Stevens Ray Frevel, Dorothy Sankey, Mary Kay Scovern, Mr. Allsopp xx X XX, x N. x xi' S g 1 is 5 rl! nzf,.,,,, 2nd Row-Left to right: Betty Lou Folmar, Janice Boob, Paul Gordon, Jim Wigfield, Ronnie Williams, Raymond Maliclci, Torn ffowfer, Bud O'Brien, Eddie Hartman ALITMX MATEF3 RaOu ,P 'V-'JLJ J J .VJ ThVHP'1yH Th -L JVIVJJ OAI 'I-JbVjIE1 'Vl?VEVVl TG , fu .rdf fr-C44 D Sha Trl, VEVVP EW-'l1QL J Jil H1 LHqk URK'-9 'Tr Vkr LV-Vrfti-UH 'G Q 53,1 V-LVVIVWV-'-ff We use. r Von-ces 'nv Tk raasc Thai 'E Q .L 1 J u All e. or 1 car as T-sb-ute Fam Our 'Q 5 f ffi-Q'-l Grate-ful Hearts H, - mg M1-'CLY1 D0-dr, c V rl V' 'V J -I I Tix? SPH--at Luke. A Llqkf H83 Skone. 5 J. o uude. Us Oh our Th Loy-df Soni Q , - f 4 TRW :UK-ness Lcd al Ear h -fin -vie, P171 Q ' X .. O-su.-o-la, a H 0'sct-o- Q 1 f G I5 Q U Gio- can-4 BH f, NCC-r Let Thms. Hon-or DIC. 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Sh e , ' ca ELIZABETH ANN DANKO Betty Betty Ann ts a smal sprsghtly gurl of spark :ng vntaluty She enloys playmg softball and was really an asset to the team Betty arranges h r soft brown haur ln a new style nearly every ay Consequently her choac of beauty cu ture as a career as not surpr slng Watchmg televnslon occupies her dle moments She was a m mber of the Sennor Chorus and Yearbook Staff LAWRENCE M DIPKO up Dups brnght sm le as a ways P welcom sught and has gay p rsona tty ls aya lable anytnne you are wg Hs pleasmg vonce could be the reason he en,oyed S nlor Chorus and hns cheerful songs were h ard durung th mwnstnl Parttc pawn! tn football brought Larry much engoyment e uns r a se rn th aople o Pas eye To own a speedy car as Larrys arn and h would ltke to make the Navy as cu e ANNA KATHERINE DEMPSEY Anna Anna who has good taste tn choosmg clothes ns friendly to ev ryone After workmg on the yearbook nn the Sensor Play and wuth the Sensor Chorus Anna relaxed engoymg her hobbies of read mg and sewmg As a majorette an the Sensor Band for sux years Anna wnll always remember the parad s and football games But as a nurse she wnll realnze her ambutnon of helpmg others DONNA MAE DUMBlE'I'ON Dumps Donna a dependable gurl Js always wullmg to lend a helpmg hand Her abnluty rn wrntmg was dnsplayed In her commendable work on the Yearbook Staff Pamrmg GQUTIFIES ts her favor-te pastume whsle her school actnvutees consisted of partncxpatmg an dramahcs and playnng a belllyre nn the Sensor Band Nursung ns Donnas mam arnbntlon and wuth her kund dsposmon she wll surely excel m thus professaon. 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SANDRA RAE FLEGAL Sandie Sandras pretty brown eyes and frnendly dns posmon make her a pleasung gurl to know school she was noted' for her poems and free hand drawung abnllty Sandra plays softball very well and was actuve In the Sensor Chorus and Yearbook Staff Her pastnme datmg as the manner un whuch she spends many enloyable hours H r b lectnv for the future ns to go to a bug clty Q-v wm will JOSEPH V GEZYMALLA Flsh Fish as a friendly lad whose hearty laugh wall always be remembered by hxs classmates He spent many hours of fun and peasure partlcupa Img an the mlnstrel and hrs p rseverance and co ooeratlon were reflected by has whole-hearted efforts on the footba I team Fnsh can usually be found spendnng leisure hours at Joes or shoofung pool at Carters Hrs ambltlon IS to make lots of money md see the world In the future BETTY LOU FOLMAR Foam Foam us the energetuc lass of our class Work Work Work seems to be her motto as she spent all of her spare tame worknng on the yearbook marchmg m the band maknng music In the Sensor Chorus and parfncnpatmg In the class plays Her loves are llmlted to two Reggae and softball Betty s ambutnon IS to be a telephone operator and we ar sure she wall succeed an thus lme of work EDWARD HARTMAN Eddle Eddue a real pal to those who are has frnends provldes the class with many a rolllcklnq laugh H enloyed partncupanng nn the sports of football baseball and wrestl ng In add: non to athletncs Eddue took part In dramatlcs and mmstrels and found txme to hold a part tume rob at the A8-P Store Shooting pool IS has favornte pasttme and ln the futur he hopes to see the world ,, .,, .1 H , . . , . .. . . ,,. 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GLORIA ANN HOMAN Red GOFIB a gIrl wIth a gay laugh and een sense of humor has red haIr whIch made her an attrachve malorette In the Semor Band Her Interest In the Osceohan and dramatIcs gave us a wmllung and valuable worker BeIng In the Sennor Chor us was Important to GlorIa as her favorI1e pastnme IS sIngIng Goung to college IS her maIrI am bltlon and her IntellIgence wIll surely enable her to succeed MADELYN HUGHES Madche MaddIe the happy go lucky lass of our Cass Ulls each of her days wnh gaIety and laughter Her a tmg Bblllly has been exemplrtled by her four years of partIcIpatIon In class plays and she has spent many blIssful hours sIngIng Ill the SEDIOY Chorus Her pastIme IS samplmg large pornons of Mr Larkms Sp9CI5lIll9S Her ambmon to be a govcrness can easIly be understood because o her love of chuldren I SAMUEL HUGHLS Qam who IS v ry cheerful has a IIveIy dIs poslhon and IS noted for has talka Ive mann r rg r I El ure :me 5 n ou Coors huntmg and fishmg As a pastIme h also enIoys read ng books on th se sua ,et out of school IS Sam s ma n a'n5ItIon SHIRLEY ANN .IASKOINAK c re attIt.Ide mane h r a .fa uable men Qh was a m rrber of the Yearoook Sta? t of pr ' Isere tlme IC spent In wr Yung ctfcrs Ing e nwch Interested In comrn rcIal suh,ects sne hopes to become a typIst In the fnure Be alse of her erseve anc d comm rcIaI alan ty w Sur hcr d s e WI he fJlfI T ' , ' ' lc ' I . . , ' I . my , ,Y f .- Hsamu , I - , ' S . ' '- Shirley Is a quiet, friendly girl, whose sin V l ' -I' 3--. e 'I 'se 'lj f',d, ee ' A la 2 pat of h's l 's t' he pe ds t 0' e I . . . Mos h, l I ' ' . . . ' e eq ' ', ' I 1 I4 A . . be' ry ' S 3 rtg . . . T -I ja - ' 9 ' ' I ' C A ' 7 -H - ' ' A . c 1 p ' e an Q ' . 'I , e are e 4 2 Er' 'll I 'lied CHARLES JOHNSON Chlse Chlsel ns known to everyone as one of the best football stars of OHS Unfortunately a lury to both arms prevented htm from partucnpatung ln oth sports Chlsel as the outdoor type who pends most of hns lensure tame along the streams He us usually seen with hts gurl Dottle Hls arnbutlon IS to loan the Navy and we know he wall rvake Uncle Sam a loyal nephew FRANK KERR Clark Frank has a long lust of pals and they all agree that he IS really a swell boy to know Many of hrs most pleasant hours have been spent In huntmg whtch ns has favorlfe pasttme He worked on the busmess staff of the C7 ceoluart and en,oy ed playmg football BARBARA ANN KENNEDY Barb Barb the shortest member of the Sensor Class and also the shyest never has much to say but enloys herself nmmensely by belng a good Ins tlny I'-er snze does not retard her appetlte Barbs shy personalnty may help her to attann her goal to make lots of money PATRICIA ANN KIRK Patty Patty ns a tlve foot tivo mch brun tte and us own to all by her gay laughter and personaluty Her mam afnbmon In lfe IS to become a n rse and wnth her pl asnng dlsposltlon she wull rtaun y reach her goal Sh us happuest at her stnme roller skatnng Patty has partlcupated un drarnafucs, Sensor Chorus, and yearbook sf? 2 L 4 '-3, II ' 'll ll ll . . I , . L . . , n m- , , ' er . . . ' ' , tener . . . Though she is short Ctour foof sevenl and? 5 -. ' , . ' ' . . . A , 1 - . I I . H ,. . H U . . . A . , - ' . . . kn ' 1 I I I - A - U 1 1 I 3 I I I I I I ' s ' ' - ce ' 5 . . . e ' ' ' . pa ' - ' . . . ' ' . CHARLOTTE ANN LATZ Charro'te the energetrc lass of the class very r lrable and good natured As a studrous sfudent she took an actnve nnteres! an the yearbook and her abrlrty for dramatrcs wull be long remember ed by everyone Benng wnth Jack s d 'lmtely her most enloyable pastnme Charlottes am lcutron rs to become a sales clerk Her many desnrable lralts will be helpful un acqurrlng sucl' a posatron yfgrfw RAYMOND JOHN MALICKI Zaba Raymonds lntellegence wrll certarnly help h 'rr to attam has goal as a successful doctor ln Hs leusure trme the sports of huntrng and flshrng cnve n fn th most pleasure H st lent for draw mg enabled hum to be a member of the art stall for the yearbook He engoyed takrng part an dra matucs and mlnslrels through hrs hugh school years Bemg a member of the Sensor Band gave hum much sattsfactron MARGARET SUSAN LOCKEY Marg Marg s ganety and whn cheer all those an her company H r school acnvrtres consrsted of smgrng wrth the Sensor Chorus and workrng on the year book An ambrtuous lass she worked an her lersure tume as a wautress We are sure that her wnsome s-ml b ought busuness to her employer Eatmg and dancrng are her favonte pastrmes Marg hopes to travel ID the future INEZ MARY McClOSKEY nez Inez Mass OHS of l953 salled through school actrvrtnes wth a snwl and a kmd word tor everyone As secretary of th Sensor Class and as a member of the S mor Band Sensor Choms and Yearbook Staff Inez proved her capabrlrty Gomq to Dustruct Band and practrcrng for the Sensor Play vrll always brrng back happy memorres to Inez H r krnd agre able dusposmon wnll surely Le an asset rn her chosen professuon of nursrng 1 D' . 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V h 2 . 3 . .. . l IRA EDWARD MILLER Benny Benny ss a great outdoorsman and spends many ensoyab'e hours sn the woods Naturally huntsng and fs hsng are hss favorste pastsmes On the football tleld he could run lske a streak and many tsmes helped the lndsans to brsng up thesr score Penny was vsce pressdent of the Sensor Class and a cooperatsve member The West C ast h tuture destsnatson JAMES E PITTS sm Jsm a great enthussast for sports ss qusck on hss fe t as ss evsdent sn hss smooth dancsng Wsth all n s expersence sn playnng football baseball and wrestlsng Jsm showed hss ath'etsc aoslsty Hss musscal talent was dssplayed as an endwtan sn the mmstrels and as a member of th Sensor Band and S nsor Chorus He seems to have a great love for C'ear seld and dreams of a college educa tson tr RAYMOND VINCENT OBRIEN Bu Bud ss a popular boy who ss Isked by every one Hss athletsc abslsty enab'ed hsm to tak an actsve part sn football baseball and wrestlsng He aso parfscspated sn many school actsvstses such as Sensor Band Sensor Chorus dramatscs msn strel and yearbook Most of hss lessure tsme ss spent sn argusng wsth Joe West Bud s specs fc ambstson sn lsfe ss fo become a teacher ALICE J ROACH Alsce an attractsve brunette wsth a wsnnsng smsle ss always wsllsng to help wherever she can She made a very chsc appearance as a masor ette end drum masorette sn the Sensor Band Alsce partscspated sn th Sensor Play and worked on the Yearbook Staff Wrs sng Ie ters to Joe gsves her much satssfactson After graduatson her dessre ss to get marrsed and become a good house wsfe fs H , ss ds, I . -, , , , , , - o ss .s , - H. 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'I' ' ' e , . . t - A SHIRLEY ANN ROACH Shirley a very athletic miss and a happy one too was alfvays smiling and gay As a varsity ch er eadcr she h lped keep e fans interested in the gam Working on e Osceolian and Keyhoe occupied most of her time Softball and Senior Chorus made school enloyable for Shirley She loves square dancing and her aim n life as to be an efficient telephone operator RUTH E SANKEY Ruthie Ruthie because ot her genuine fr end mess toward oth rs is popular with h r fe low classmates he s a blushing strawb rry blonde maiorette in te S mor Ba d Parti ipating ri dramatics workmq on the Yearbook Staci and writing letter keeps her rather busy but she can always fnd time for h r favorite pastimes reading and sewing Her de ire to be a nurse is characterized by kind qu s a d mer t in th nursing pro 'e sion ELIZABETH ANN SANKEY 'Betty Ann' Betty Ann whose long black hair is the envy of many is a quiet lass Bexng with Len is her pastime but she also enloyed marching with the Senior Band and singing with the Senior Chorus Betty spent some hours working on the yearbook and enloyed it very much She looks forward to Getting a good office job PAUL SHULICK Fun Paul desire to enter college for the purpose atnsi ability in very outstanding Such extra curri ular activities as the yearbook and Keyhole occupied much of his time but he was an active par ticipant in the sports of football baseball and wrest mg His interest in dramatics mmstrels Senior Band and Senior Chorus displayed his spirit of co peration in all school activities t 1 . I II . . I I I I I I . I I I I , I I I , . . e l 1 , e th ' ' - ' ' ' Q - 1h H - H I ' I I I , It i u - - I ' ' I ' 1, n I . I - I II I 3 f h l 3 l - of studying architecture is not surprising, as his 5 2 A ' r Y: ' ' . . . h Q' n 'C' ' a ', -Z ff If I , I ' ' ' I I . i, I I I. I I I , , . . I . I . I I i 3' ' ' 4 . . . , I her ' alitie n ' t es ' 2 ' ' - A ' ' I MARJORIE SOCASH Margse ss a frsend to all and wsth her smsle and happy manners much tame to wrstsng letters to Bob to marry after graduatson e Keyhole were two of her chsef Margie enlsvens the day She devotes whom she plans Osceolsan and school snterests Practscsng for Mr Co Ed the Sensor Play requsred much of her tsme Dancsng ss also a specsal love of Marques wi MATTHEW SUPKO Sksnny Matt wsll be long remembered by hss class mates for hs cheerful smsle and gay personalsty He spends many enloyabe hours sn Houtzdale Matts snterest and Co operatson was gsven to many school actsvstses such as dramatscs msnstrel sports choms and yearbook As treasurer of the Sensor Class he proved hss dependabslsty and trustvvorths ness Hss ambstson ss to secure a good sob RONALD E STEVENS Cosmo Cosmo ss one of the ssx footers of the class and hss charrnsng personalsty end ars hsm to all Keepsng busy ss hss pastsme and hss actsfsty ss evs dent by has partscspatson sn the S mor Play Sensor Band Sensor Chorus and msnst el As pressdent of the Sensor Class he was always ready wsth a suggestsofs Hss artsstsc talent ss dssplayed sn the Osceolsan He wsshes especsally to become a ps ot MARY JANE TINGLE Jane Jane who has a smsl for everyone wsll sorely be a su c ss sn her chosen career of nurssng Cooksng ss her favorste pastsme and th stu dents wsll agree that h rs ranks among the b st Along wsth ssngsng sn the Sensor Chorus and work sng on th yearbook and Keyho'e Jane managed to partscspate sn the Sensor Play and spent many happy hours 'narchsng sn the S nor Band A 47 dl i V ly .. - ,, ., ., 1 ' f . . . 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V . . . e e G I I I I - GEORGE TIRCH Uncle George is a laughing boy with a loke a minute His artistic ability helped to enhance th beauty of the Osceolian and his musical tal ent aliords much pleasure to himself and his listen ers George plans to give accordion lessons in sruirat on to others JOHN WALLACE Velvet Velvet seemed to get the most out of school life and helped many others engoy it too could a'Nays be found shooting pool or practicing for footba'l baseball or wrestling Velvet star red as an endwtan an the minstrel and also as a lr-eautiful co ed in the Senior Play Blowing a trombone in the S mor Band was another of his tivities To pass business arithmetic was his aIl'T1 DOROTHY LOUISE VROMAN Dome Dottie tallest girl an the class doesnt say much but 'ner smile makes up for it As a mem ber of the Senior Chorus she really enjoyed singing and working with a group Yearbook work was another of her school actnties Since Dottie de a telephone operator KENNETH WALSTROM Kenny Kenny a quiet retiring lad likes to spend his time an the woods where he loves to fish and hunt Since Kenny seems to practice the proverb Soee h i silver but silence is gold no one shares many of Kennys thoughts or deeds His goal for the future is a good lob l t H H H - H f , Q ,, . ,, . . - . . . . - - , , the future . . . We are sure his talent will be an in- lights in talking on the telephone, she aspires to be ' 1 t l , l H H H H I . I h . A ' r ' ' . . . He - A - , , , ' - . . - . c 's ' , ' ' , . , ' , , . 9 . . GC- - , . , . - I I - JAMES ALFRED WIGFIELD Curly Curly played a bass horn in the band and is a very likable fellow . . . His humor and imperson- ation as a cowboy in the Senior Class Play won him much raise . . . Curl was chosen for District P Y Band and sang in the chorus of the minstrel . . . He spends most of his time working with mechanics . . . Surely, his intelligence and lolly manner will help him to become a capable aircraft mechanic. MEMORY BOOK CLASS SSNS COLORS Anoow a GR FLOWERS WHITE ROSES MOTTO CA BE D0 CAN DO MELODY AU F WIEDERSEH N SWEETHEART WE'RE LEAVING YOU WERE LEAVING YOU WE END OUR SCHOOL DAYS HERE THE TIME HAS COME FOR USTOPART FOR US ITS MUCH TO NEAR BECAUSE THE PAST HAS GONESOFAST, WE TREASUREO EVERY DAY AND ALL OUR THOUGHTS OF WORK WITH YOU ARE IN OUR HEARTS TO STAY THE TIME is HERE ron Us T0 co oun HEARTS ARE SAI: Ano BLUE ALTHOUGH WE Know we RE LEAVIN6 You, oun LOVE FOR scuooi. is TRUE BECAUSE :Ts GRADUATION on A NEW LII-'E Now BEGINS 1'I-IERES Normuc Now Fon Us to sm auf HOPE we MEET AGAIN AE S 411. .elsif I .-3 ., M I A Y 3 ' I 3 n I . Q 3 I F I T N NE , ' I WE IT li , ' ,.. Q-2-:F 'J S' -I I I , SEPT: rv: 1--.E E S as A :I Jrm Prtts conveys hrs love of football playrng to Bernre Grundusky I DASSING BV As the parade passes by the Senror Class of 53 longrngly looks back over the years through whrch they have worked steadrly to reach therr goal ln passrng by the Senrors wrsh to leave these mementos of therr valued treasures Brll Arnold grves hrs Englrsh car to Mrchael Chrrstof? Mary Baughman hands down her rmprshness to Wanda Malrckr To Tom Whalen Paul Shulrck transfers hrs posrtron rn left field Barbara Kennedy wrlls her small features to Elsre McElroy Glorra Homan bequeaths her rntellrgence to anyone who can use On Dorothy Sankey Anna Dempsey bestows her gracefulness Larry Drpko wrlls hrs cute laugh to Dan Frrtz To Drck Rapsey Joe Gezymalla relrnqurshes hrs long walks to and from school Alrce Roach transfers her posrtron as drum marorette to Elorse Mattern Dorothy Vroman requests that her herght be left to Barbara Demchak On Max Demchak Raymond Malrckr bestows hrs skrll and abrlrty In art Jack Wallace reluctantly surrenders hrs good trmes wrth Mrss Wrtchey to Joe Patrrck Inez McCloskey offers her trtle of Mrss O H S to some lucky runror gurl Kenny Walstrom hands down hrs quretness to Dave Roach Benny Mrller wrlls hrs huntrng and fishrng equrpment to Mr Larkrn Jrm Wrgfreld leaves hrs darly walks rn the halls wrth Shelvey to Evelyn and Bo Jane Trngle surrenders her abrlrty to get along wrth others to Glorra Drxon Margre Socash hands down her love of wrrtrng letters to Marron Kephart George Trrch bestows hrs musrcal abrlrty on Melvrn Rowland Charlotte Latz leaves her abrlrty to sell magazrnes to any lunror who can reach her G06 Ronnre Stevens hands down hrs talent rn playrng the drums to Trmmy Sankey Shrrley Jaskowak offers her skrll rn shorthand to Dorothy Cartwrrght Betty Ann Sankey wrlls her long harr to Joan Mott Margaret Lockey bequeaths her love of talkrng and chewrng gum rn Mrs Spencer s shorthand class to Peggy Dunlap On Jerry Wrllrams Bud O Brren bestows hrs brg appetrte Ruth Sankey grves her purple glasses to Mary Ellen Reddrng Sam Hughes leaves hrs love of out doors to Pat ChrrstoFf Jean Carson transmrts her delrght rn speedrng to Mrss Wrllrams On Paul Gordon Frank Kerr bestows hrs long whrskers Donna Dumbleton wrlls her bell lyre to Janet Krsrnkre Matt Supko surrenders hrs football lersey Knumber 631 to anyone who rs lucky enough to get rt Patty Krrk bequeaths her haoov go luckv ways to Delores Luther Bettv Danko transfers her posrtron rn soft ball to Becky Tormey Shrrlev Roach bestows her athletrc abrlrty on Phyllrs Myers Maddre Hughes grves up her rob of baby srttrng at Larkrns to anybody who applres for rt Eddre Hartman surrenders hrs speed rn football to Bob Snyder Leland Arnold wrlls hrs trnkerrng wrth hrs car to Bucky Petrosky Bettv Folmar leaves her love of makrng up new dance steps to Madge Webster Sandra Fleqal wrlls her day dreamrng rn school to Dorothy Johnson Charles Johnson hands down hrs rrregular attendance at school to Ronnre Trmchak As we Senrors contrnue our march we earnestly hope that these cherished bequests wrll remarn fresh rn your mrnds and always keep alrve the memory of the class of 53 44 as I , . . , . 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the excutement had dued down we began the electuon of class officers The candudates passed un revuew and the uudges chose Paul Shuluck presudent James Putts vuce presudent Aluce Roach secretary Matt Supko treasurer We undertook as our first prouects the formatuon of a hone room student councul and a safety patrol The safety patrol under the supervxsuon of Mr John Ryan proved very successful and contunues now under the watchful eye of Muss Mullward As Halloween approached the temptatuons of ghosts and gobluns entranced us and Hal loween nught found us gauly celebratung the event at the Leguon Home Preparatuons were soon under way for the Freshman Class Play Cradle Troubadour Our first exoeruence on the stage proved to be a bug success and all members of the cast and class were well pleased A prevuew of our play was guven at the Senuor Hugh assembly un charge of Muss Mattern who had no home room Sketches of each act were presented and un return Muss Mattern gave a party for the members of the cast As our final actuvuty for May we planned a pucnuc at Black Moshannon wuth Mr Frutz and Muss Mutchey as chaperons As we clumbed aboard the bus to make the trup home we unanu mously agreed that thus should be contunued throughout the remaunder of our hugh school years Our freshman year wuth all of the varuous actuvutues through the yea proved to be very success ful as well as pleasant and excutung September 5 1950 brought us back to school as Sophomores After a restful summer we were eager to get back unto school actuvutues Sunce the class was large we were duvuded unto two groups Muss Mutchey had homeroom 211 and Mr Larkun had the football players un room 212 Chosen to act as our class officers were Ronald Stevens presudent Benny Muller vuce presu dent Aluce Roacn secretary Ray Malucku treasurer pucked the rung we thought most pleasung to the class Before we knew ut Chrustmas was upon us and we lust had to have a party The Leguon was the spot pucked for our good tume Santa CPaul Shuluckl seemed to know what we had plan ned because he came wuth gufts for everyone Of course our year wouldnt be complete wuthout a play A Case of Sprungtume was pre sented Aprul 96 and 27 Everythung went well and we consudered ourselves a great success The end of the year was set off by a pucnuc at Black Moshannon Muss Wutchey and Mr Larkln proved they enuoyed the pucnuc by partucupatung un our feverush games of volley and soft ball We hao a great tum playung varuous games and swummung fuf you were bravel But as usual the food was the maun event even the gurls ate theur quota Unaware of the responsubulutues whuch were about to befall us September 4 1951 found us wundung our way to the uunuor home room Under the capable guudance of Mr Wulluam Redun we began the electuon of class offucers Class flower class colors and motto After much consuderatuon we chose our leaders James Putts presudent Donna Dumbleton vuce presudent Inez McCloskey secretary Matt Supko treasurer Wuth even more argument we chose as our class colors maroon and gray our class flower whute tea roses anc' our class motto lf It Can Be Done We Can Do lt As we realuzed the necessuty for funds to defray senuor year expenses we began plans for dances after tne football games These we e held at the Fure Hall and proved very profitable And then that gloruous day arruved when our class rungs were presented to us Dazzled by theur beauty we were unable to con entrate for many days After havung successful plays our first two years we decuded to make our Junuor Class Play one to remember As Mr Redun had durected only one play before we had many experuences we shall never torget We chose as our play Runnung Wuld a name whuch suuted practuce play and performances exactly On December 23 we celebrated Chrustmas at the Moose Hall B cause of un lemert weather condutuons many of the members of the class were unable to attend As 1952 approached we duscovered that the new year was a leap year Wuth thus un mund we began plans for a Leap Year Dance whuch proved to be very novel wuth the gurls treat ung the boys 44 ' 99 . . . I . - ' I I I I ' I , 2 , J A , 1 , - . . 1 . V U I . . g I 1 1 ' .- I ll II , . , , V I ' I I L I , . . , ' I I . . . . . Y, - I I I ' . i N y - , 1 1 - 1 , : , I . Finally the great day came when we ordered our class rings. After much argument, we I I . ' ' . . , . . e . , I I . . . ' 0 U ' ' I I I . I . ' I I I ' 1 , J , 1 , 2 , - Q . . Il 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ,, , r . . I' , c . I . I . I . ' 1 ' . e '. : . I . D . I . . 1 1 ' May found us waust deep un a maze of green and yellow crepe paper Preparatuons were now under way for the annual Senuor Prom ounce we used yellow roses as our theme we began a wuld spree of makung yellow crepe paper roses For weeks pruor to the prom we scrubbed and cleaned the Moose Hall After many weeks of hard work May I8 became a nught of gay actuv As we marched on the stage May I8 to entertain the Senuor Class with a luvely rendutuon of theur class days we realuzed that our hugh sch :ol days were numbered Patty Kurk made an ex cellent gypsy as she presented each member of the Senuor Class wuth a novel guft representung events un the past or future of theur luves Sketches were also guven pertaunung to some eventful happenung un the hugh school career of each Senuor As usual the most excutung event of the year was the pucnuc at Black Moshannon And wasnt Jack Wallaces mother surprused when Jack came home un Shurley Roachs leans? How dud thus happen'?'P'? Jack went swummung un hus overalls and had to wear Shurleys leans home urutul he got a dry paur Of course Shurley was swummung whule Jack went home After an ex utung game of sort ball we quuckly sougnt t1e shelter for that all umportant event food Roast ung hot dogs for our evenung meal proved very excutung but could never compare wuth the game of hude and seek whuch followed wuth hudung anyplace un the park Thus game was very un luruous to some such as Bull Arnold who whule hudung on the roof of one of the shelters lost hus balance and found hus way to earth the hard way As Bull receuved only munor scratches the game contunued wuth many more excutung uncudents Followung thus game we toasted marsh mallows before makung our way to Aunt Jennys for an evenung of dancung As we began the last lap of our hugh school course we duscovered that these were to be the busiest days we had ever known As we marched up the ladder of accomplushment we found that un our twelfth year of school we were to accomplush more and acquure more common knowledge than we had un the prevuous eleven years Leadung the parade through our final year were Ronnue Stevens presudent Benny Muller vuce presudent Inez McCloskey secretary Matt Supko treasurer and Muss Dugan advusor Sellung hot dogs and coffee at all home football games was our first money makung pro 'ect Because of the large followung we exceedcd the proceeds made by any prevuous class ed our sellung abuluty Our grand total of S1774 65 surpassed the amount sold by any prevuous class The honor of hughest salesman went to Charlotte Latz and Betty Lou Folmar was the lucky wunner of a Phulco raduo Immediately followung football season all thoughts were concentrated on the class play After three years of experuence we were determuned thus would be our best play After much consuderatuon we chose Mr Coed a laugh packed comedy wuth many hularuous scenes The old adage Practuce makes perfect seemed to be exemplufied by all the characters partucupatung un the play whuch was presented un the school audutoruum on December llth and l2th As usual Chrustmas meant our annual Chrustmas party held at the Moose Hall What started out to be a complete flop brughtened unto a very enuoyable evenung wuth games refresh ments dancung and much excitement By the way Muss Dugan how many tumes dud you try to send us home that nught'P'P The most complucated prolect for the year was the yearbook Much plannung and prepara tuon brought forth what we thought was the most attractuve book sent forth from thus school Aprul 16 found the Senuors anxiously awautung the arruval of the bus whuch would carry them on that long antucupated trup to Washungton Interest and excutement prevauled throughout the trup makung thus an event we shall never forget Graduatuon the fondest dream of the Senuors kept everyone busy and un a state of happy excutement Frst un the parade of events was Class Day extended by the Junuors and then came Senuor Class Nught recallung all of our most cherushed memorues Next un thus gala parade was the annual Junuor Senuor Prom whuch was held by the Junior Class on Mav I5 un the Moose Hall Everyone had a wonderful tume and me prom was a great success Followung thus was the colorful Senuor Banquet held at the school cafeterua on Mav l9 an annual affaur sponsored by the Parent Teachers Assocu tuon The Baccalaureate Servuce held at the Methodust Church wull always be memorable to the Senuors as t'ue mf- t seruous and thoughtful event of theur school vear The buq moment of Commencement finall f arrived and the long wushed for duplomas were guven out Although the Senuors were teelunfn sad at saying goodbye to theur teachers and class mates they looked forward to theur plans for the future Before we separated as a class the Senuors of 1953 decuded to have one more flung of vouthful qauety together and lourneved once more to Black Moshannon on May 26 for a pucnuc After an afternoon and evenung of fun and remuouscunq over past school years each departed for home a luttle downcast at the thoucuht that hus school davs were over but hopeful that the parade unto the future would be as enloyable as the parade of the past . . . 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X A1 THE IDAIQADG INTO THE FUTURE March March March On and on we traveled until we reached a small qulet spot outside of Osceola Mllls located on the Moshannon Creek This was the sate for the final gathering of the class of 53 before graduation Everyone was enloytng hlms If immensely but all were a but frightened thinking of the future and wondering what it held for them Then suddenly one brtqht Senior cried Look there is Madam lndtaman who foretells the future of all our local grad uates Let us go and see what ts tn store for us Everyone agreed and soon we were at her tent Madam Indtaman first of all saw a very large and prospertng town Why tt was Osc ola Mills And do you know how It obtained such fame? Well our gypsy friend soon related to us some startling predictions Her crystal ball began to clear now and she descrtb d her vtsron Benny Muller the millionaire playboy ts having a conterence with Sarn Hughes the su pervtstng principal of the new modern hugh school Benny financed the construction and Ray Mal lckl world renowned architect did the blue prints Ronnie Stevens who took over Mr Allsopp s lob after his retirement has won prizes all over the state Is tt any wonder with Alice Roach as his magorette Instructor? Who IS this coming down the hall? Ah' tts Zazoo Pitts th football coach Nice work Jim Its not every coach who can have eleven All State player I wonder if the other towns will not feel sltghted Now we left the school and went outside Swish' What was that? Madam Indtaman was even thrown backwards for a minute Well Well continued Madam Indtaman I see Bull Arnold has finally completed his airplane that can drift on the road also My what a lovely house' Lets get a closer view of tt Hm so thats where that wealthy bachelor Paul Shullck resides He ts the owner of Shultcks Sharp Styles Department Store Employed tn his store is the famous fashion designer Betty Ann Danko and those luclous models Margaret Lockey and Anna Dempsey Look we are In the business section of town and there IS llttle Inez M Clo key the first lady doctor tn Osceola Mills history with her capable assistants Jane Tlngle and Ruth Sankey The center of communication ts run by Dorothy Vroman and Barbara Kennedy For short calls rung Barbara for long distance call Dorothy Yes str I see Bud OBrien fits in where he IS most needed lf you ve got the money we got the time IS the slogan of his Reliable Baby Sttters Inc Maddie Hughes who always did have a way with children ts his number one employee Ah' I see these boys have a profitable business Its the Arnold and Dtpko Motor Works Cradle to the grave us their motto They sell them repair them and lunk them Jean Carson and Donna Dumbleton have stuck together since graduation They are the private secretaries of Leland and Larry Wow' This next building is really something Its Fish s Nightclub under the manage ment of Joe Gezymalla George Tlrch famous bandleader and Patty Kirk as featured vocalist furnish nightly entertainment Things are beginning to look a little blurred Now I see the reason Ed Hartman never was very bug But as the saying goes Good tntngs come ln small packages Recldog IS now the lightweight wrestling champion of th world After every Har man victory Kas Baughman Betty Ann Sankey and Betty Folmar serve a huge banquet In his honor at their Swank Restaurant Shirley Roach the Doris Day of this era entertains the guests with her dancing and singing Let us travel up a little higher to the top of one of these tall buildings and see what ts going on I now see that Frank Kerr and Kenny Walstrom are preparing another flight to Mars On their last trip they left the geologtst Gloria Homan there to do a little research work Jack Wallace a striving young poet has won fame from nts works about nature but has not been doing too well lately He is trying to write a sequel to Does the Spearment lose its flavor on the Bedpost Overnight? Jack IS very fortunate to have two former classmates Margie Socash and Charlotte Latz living tn the same apartment house with hum because they are a great help In preparing meals and assisting with has wash Matt: ew Supko chief of police lust caught that most dangerous criminal Notorious Nick and h ts being honored by none other than Shirley Jaskowak the first woman president Oh yes women now have their place In this world And last but not least I recognize those pupils from your class who dedicated their ser vices to Uncle Sam Charles Johnson and Jim Wlgfield make handsome sailors while Sandra Flegal loolfs very attractive tn her Wave uniform When Gypsy Indtaman had finished we left her to gourney homeward to our little town of Osceola Mills The parade into the future had been fasclnattnq even though It was lust a gypsys prediction Lets hooe that Ladv Luck will smile favorably on each Senior of I953 and make Osceola Mills the thriving metropolis visualized tn the gypsy s globe 66 0, Qi , , . 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MR JOHN MACKIN JOHN BINNEY A B Gannon College BS lndnana State Teachers IIA Advlsor College Mathematacs AdVlSOI' lFurst Semesterj Advisor lSecond Semestery Hustory Geography lah-x 1-nlh Irradi- The Jumor Class began thear many actavataes during footbal season by holdung dances after the home games Re freshments were sold at the dances and the proceeds were used later In the year for decoratnve purposes at the prom and on Class Day On Mar n I9 and 20 the Jumor Class dlsplayed thelr actang absluty n a c medy No Moon Tomght drected by Mr Macknn one of the class advlsors The cast conslsted of the followung students Tom Whalen Elsie McElroy Joan Mott Paul Wu'luams Elouse Mattern Bull O Brlen Make Chrnstoq Jean Klune Janet Lukens Ron Tnmchak and Bob Snyder A trlp to Gettysburg on May 6 was the next bug event for the Jumor Thus tour a protect of the Amerlcan H story Class was sup rvused by Mnss Wul rams Precedlng th trap the class candu ted several andy sales and a food sale They also showed a movne to help pay 1h expenses Involved Th last event of th school year and th most thnlllng for the Jumor was thexr annual prom held May I5 at the Moose Ballroom Left to rnght Muke Chrxstoff lPresnd'-ntl Ron Tnmchak lV:ce Presudentl Janet Lukens lSecretaryl Jean K me Ureasurerl Ill r V .il T A .A-div. . 4 . A 5.3 l ,1 fi ' . . 4 ' ' ' . li I a ,iq ,ugsl ,144 'eu' W W 7' fm Y - . MR. ' IIB - ' 7C A ' 1 . :. , . . . .. I 3 I ,, . 5 . . . 3' . - . . I - e ' ' ' ' . ' e ' , ' : c . e 2 e V ' ' ' s ' , I v1w , 45,6 'vwuv E r on Q. f 2 1 ag.. wwe 'Q EEC S' P 5 . I F' Sl-A P , . I-.X , S i as Bill O'Brien Eloise Mattern Shirley Arnold JoAnne Gordon Joan Mott June Roach Delores lvther Dottie Sanlxey Mike Chris7off Barbara Mathews Milo Williams Y Ruth Sion: Iohn Cowfer Bernadette Mineweaser Janet at W E: -- 3: Nancy McKay . Q fi: 1 Madge Webster l Wanda Malicld Q Anita Mignot Bob Snyder l l ma 'HF X W5 Ray Fravol Foggy lulrons Dick .lury f2 '-ff 2 i , E 3 f W . l V.y Aliff vm .Y - , .xy X l z ? l ,5 1 ,ik at if f - Q -K u, Phyllus Myers Dorothy Carfwrighf Ronnie Timchak Dorothy Robinson Mnchael Supko W .V 'P' fa., 55 Gloria Dixon Peggy Johnson Joan Franiz I-lanriona Win' lor Tom Whalen Barbara Domcllalr John Tnmcllak 'inf' df B 5 Jumafa Colege B S Lock Haven State Teachers Advisor College English Mathematecs OA AdVlS0V Scrence Physrcal Educatron I 1-ull: irradi- The Sophomore Class under the dnrectlon of Mrss Wltchey presented Happy Daze farce comedy rn three acts on the nlghts of April 23 and 24 The story centered around a fifteen year old gurl Betty Lou Maxwell who felt she was berng neglected by her family Her frnend Bernadune came up wuth the Idea of a kldnapplng scheme whlch dnd not work exactly accordlng to plans Elmer and Muggsy a couple ot none too brught would be robbers ran through the house lookung tor ransom money Even lnttle brother Wulbur was kldnapped and everythrng was thrown unto a turrnorl The play Included kidnappers kldnapped and frantlc parents Laughs galore paraded In and out every door OFFICERS Left to rtght Marran Kephart Ureasurerl, Paul Gordon fVrce Presldentl, Shirley Rnnskey fSecretaryJ, Bernice Grundusky 1Presudent absentl 9 MISS ETHEL WITCHEY MR. JOHN MATTERN . T. ' l - - lOB - ' I. I . 1 K - Y 1 W I . . . . I ,, HI a I I I ' I 4 v I I I I 1 . X . leny Mmewoa or I Juno! Boob K x S JWYMMN 5 ..g Unit I MRS. ESTHIR SPENCER MR. JAMES lARKlN MISS SARA JANE MATTERN Beckley College 8.5. Lock Haven State Teachers B.S. Juniata College 9A - Advisor C0lleQe 9C -- Advisor . 9B -Y Advisor , Commergal A , Home Economics Social Studies, Physical Education Ninth lirudv The ninth grade, consisting of fifty-nine pupils, was divided into three groups, whose homerooms were the assembly hall, home economics, and typing rooms. During the year the freshies entertained the students ot the Junior High School with several assemblies. At Christmas each room enjoyed a party, at which time the pupils exchanged gifts and listened to the pleasing music of David Drillock's trumpet and Rosemarie Plisco's accor- dion. OFFICERS Left to right-Mary Lee Timcoe, Barbara Wilson, Ra'ph Tormey, La Donna Walk, Jack Hamm, Joanne Knowles, Charles Jones, Nadine Solensky, and Barbara Marko. CSittingl-Sara Jane Saylor and He'en Crain. Jeannie Olenoski Ruih Hgmgn Emanuel Natalie Norma Jarrett Clarence Krause I.aNorma Pitts , , va J Q ff 1,4 mga., 4, , 9 Kisinlxie Bob Herr Nadine Soknslxy Jon Laws W ,V X . , - Q :QW 11 5 aw Q Q f f l, 1 K 1 ..,a H if 6 .4-. W ,, 5, Q ibn E ,,an,a ,V,V V 1 AA 4 A' i if 'fha ',: ' n H+ Charles Copeland Harriet Vera Natalie George Rusnak Helen Crain David Drilloclc I 1 1 l ' ,Ve. , y .... 1 1.1, ' E . -,:, l, 4 f fc- J Joanne Knowfes Phyllis Davidson Jean Brown Judy Dixon Sarah Saylor Donald Hutton Ronnie Davis Robert Showers Charles Jones Nancy Wolsfenrroff Myers John Rico Jack Hamm Pat Chrisfoff Nick lego 149 'E- i A - l Betty May Thomas I 1 Ezra Leforfo Donna Wall: Barbara Mural Z Fred Novak Jim Bernhard! Bevarly Sanlray Paarlino Gladnoy , ff x Y r gb af Z nz A , ., A Q In 33, Q .,.,, A 'thaw , 'W All f z., I ,iv . h r X l , xr 1',. an, Peggy Garvey Charles Haney Ella .lane Murphy Tormoy Carol lrocail yy rw 3 Q pl V3 f Franlz learns I Charles Wills 3 M. W ,Aj ,,,f ,, EM, V' Y gg , iw l lrpzw larlaara Franh Siacia Hughes H ' f my Z VW an 0 f . 1 fy ff Paul leafy 'HQ . Q. .di ll lofty Fanny -'Af' , f! Donald Mann Robe: Cowf x' . fm 5 r 18' M ms f. .in Unit 49 MA --nan-an iff MR EUGENE WILLIAMS MR ANDREW TOCIMAK B S M Ed Pennsylvama Stat B S Lock Haven State Teachers College Col ege M Ed Pennsylvanta Advtsor State College Bnology Mathemattcs AdV'50 Hrsfory Faculty Manager of Ath etucs lalghlh Irradi- The elghth grade from room 201 held thenr first assembly on CONSTITUTION Day under Mr Toctmalcs supervnslon lt was strnctly patrlotnc Famous speeches such as the Governors Proclamatuon, Splrnt ot 76 Amerlca For Me, and the Preamble to the Constntutuon were read On December lO Mr Wllluams eughth grade dlvlsuon entertanned the Junior Hugh students vvrth a program an the form of an amateur hour Among other protects the pupsls engoyed a Chrlstmas party and exchanged glfts 0 FICERS Left to rucht Standung Bull Holmes Mnke Demchak Eugene Beznla and Rodney Krause Snttnng Beverly Grundusky Nancy Robinson Barbara Ma lckl and Chrrsttn Lukens I P xv, 'V l . it S x lil 8A - 4 I 4 I . A E I - as - ' Y' q Y F vm, f if 'Q-., ,..J,Szl.al'279,a..r,e, li - -1 I Bertha Myers Derral Woods Virginia Yokobosky , Jim Humn fvfafl-32 --'55 ' ,7 Joyce Myers Jack Dixon Marlene Hudson q A . . 3 lisa 4, P xhwegv, . . ,. J 11 1 .-E- 1 A y .-5 5,4 ,S 'lu' X, it E X ax E h in R. to . 1 1 uf . 1 'g iff '. Gene Be1iI.a Margaret Burton Shirley Kennedy Kenneth Holden ,, if q'f::::-f .3 E 2. M' 7 v ,.,, f 4 W' .. 'AM 1, L H 'v'v-- ,E .,,,,.,., ,Vg ' Eddie Arno'd W' I ' . . A lyyv' ' :V Joan Crain Z H3 1 fa fm f u ' I ag '4 'il Gordon Shinafe V nba 6 me 1' mhz! Q John Gravish Catherine Jones mn Qggg. ai A',,, . Sally Kephlrt James Black 1 V1 It -4 W, 1,1 Q3 V? V Y , y V ,'m'. f' feng? hy. fi Azhar? , lun- nn -1 ' - Mory Sue Mita! Ray Hutton Marfeno Fettors Beverly Frank Kovalchick Richard Stewart u roy Burton Billy Holmes Mary Ann Daugherty James Earnest ' 5 B. Darla Stewart Ray Hanna Janet McGuire ' Kearney Randolph George Cowfer Elame Garvey Michael Demchak Joan Carson Ethel Timzhak 4'?'4 Wx 4 John Radebach mf? Jack Fetters Patsy Johnson av'-y Barbara Malicki . law-.M Barbara Turza Johnnie Vroman Nancy Robinson 9 .Qu 'lla-, X Y N -vm I N-.ff Billy Wilson Donna Flick Harry Bratton Frank Mignot Party Keith Wiki .M My tu Kathryn Frantz John Supino if arf gf! ,TZ Ronnie Archer .llm Selfridgo Margaret Crain - :ac an ,wif , if -,f mu il I ' 5 ly ,M Y , ff ia.. 9, fl t 5 ndyfdy ,.,.,.? ,Wg 556 Ln V ,y if i. 7' H Don Cartwright Dwain Bush wwf! ' Mary Jean it l if 'T- 'TW f 3 Krause Mary logo 'M 'v,, 4. ,V '91 My Q. pf , ,244 - 1 i' :wk fy, phi HK ,id .4 Oscar Kephart Joan Hctferan Frank Adams Isabel Williams l1l K ,-:W fi' MISS HELEN HAVERLOCK MISS GRETCHFN CLUGSTONE MRS LOUISA CORNELIUS BS M Ed Pennsylvania State BS M Ed Pennsylvama State BS Shnppensburg State Teach College College ers College Advlsor Advlsor AClVlS0l' Mathematics English G Ogfipliy Sow 1-ul ll hrude The seventh grade was divided Into three sections with approximately thlrty students ln each home room Students of 7A under Mass Haverlock s supervlslon provlded the Chrsstmas assembly of several plays adapted from Charles Dickens and Kate Douglas Wnggnns stones Using Lnterature as a basns for theur October assembly students of 7B under the guldance of Mass Clugstone wrote and produced an orlgunal program Unved States Revlew was the theme for the January assembly program presented by stu dents ol 7C vvntn Mrs Cornelius as advisor The program correlated geography hnstory and English OFFICERS Lett to rlgnt Standung Fred Luther Alvin Herr Ed McKean Clyde Frantz Dan Dugan and Rush Fntz Snttnng Bevelry Patterson Elaune Stone Chrustme 'ockey Nancy Frantz and Kathryn Mnneweaser . I . gf X 5? it A . E ' v 5, 7A - A' 17B A - 7C - ' Ruth Peters Nancy Frantz Nancy Delansky Sally Cowfev Sen Black George Honey Nancy Human Ronald Conrad Mary Cowfer Joe Dembroski Clyde Frantz 1 'I Z E 2 Shirley Bryan Clementine Kaspi ' . ., U T. z . Sl Danny I Dugan ? ? Richard Crain Jean 5 Baughnan 1 Charles Davis Mary Hoclmenberry 1 v fi' ins ,, .., ,- , 1. 'lil Fred Cowfer - lois Erick fl 'f ' 1 mwli Sam McKay Barbara Walk Bernnrd Mlneweaser Jane Keiih James Mulhefon Chire Myers Michqol Bqrqs W? I N. ,ff mtv ff il . ll A l 1 H .... gi- - Kalhryn Minoweaser Eugene Helfsran Donald Arnold Helen lulmns Rush lrlfx Nancy Bush Jqcqualinq Kqphari Larry Kephari Pansy lllnsh Alvin Herr A 4 . X K , Christina V Q 5 Lackey Ei W - r I rf A V Fred .... L f A-Q-A lutlsor llny Knut l Di 'sion III MRS. ESTHER SPENCER MISS SARA JANE MATTERN Beckley College B. S. Juniata College Commercial Home Economics MR. JAMES PIHAKIS MISS Vl0l.ET WILLIAMS Normal Diploma, Lock Haven State B. S. Florida Southern College Teachefs College Art, English Librarian History, General Business rw' OW -fyfllrl A W fgfjlw MR. ALBERT BERES B. S. Pennsylvania State College Industrial Arts ir' Y,...a ff. s Qi ' ..., .L in My . 1 D Quay ,fr K u n 1 4 ' N5 Ex 2' qi: 4, 1 Q ' Q ' aku: x. M N' a A s .1 W :MW R, .,.,,. .W fi . 2 , znfffszi M1292 Qi ,139 , Q 5 2 7? 41 L 1 Q 12 '4'5'ft ' O M .. ,W Q if .AVR A A-C.. .M if - if 'Y' 'i.....,.. MRS. ELIZABETH REDDING R. N. Philipsburg State Hospital School Nurse Wx sl QP' MISS CLAIRE SCHREFFLER R. D. H, University of Pennsylv Dental Hygienist .nr-1 1 'B-.- 41,'t Mr. Elwood Lau, Cusiodian 407, 91- 4f,, . sc ov 91- 'I 4 rabid od.. X M' I' O K James Osewalr, Custodian . 9 I Milk' 4 2 , M f'N ff Y ! ll W 'Gif J Z f W . , R af! 'iff sie! 5 l, I ,f X ff , if '63, 2 , ..... E ' f f i X H an L W K s 1 L 2 2 ' ,sayh '51, v WW 3 ., 1 ,.1VA.:f A , vi 6 ,- s ' B ' 4,1 4 A fi! L b M' W . -4 M Nw 2? Ka-'HW an--7 :nf 2 Y V ,ii f '1 1 r4 ' . Z -.4 I vm ip rm Us 1 ! y ea, ,, ' 1 9.2iZQ?v9?045'i53l I l an fr exxt E ,, .M A , , X V l. Q . - 1 I ff ?' GFRUD I N wil iz Q S Ke 49 Sm K if it?M3, Y i Q f - . 2 f . f- afiwv 'X ' ,J E . 5 5 f . 'ml ,, ww- fm ai 2-,NN my gg S 'A A i M 52? Y Q . 7- at Q 4, w ' M , gt up W JA I ' L, fq fi: ' TM' NY 4. A67 .lu- 7 4 STARS 2 'nu 5 1 1' , I ' yr ' ,A V 'I . aes? , . A 1: ' A A 58 - 1 ' V , 1 1,29 wk 1. , f-' x' 3ffKHEiwi23w,.. ,, J, M M H' ,QV if Q ff I E! r Unit ll:The Hit Parade 'Y-! 5, 05, y . A ' Q-if 0 , Q? ,, ' 3 Q ' wm,fJ'T5?.w ,2 X .. ga K I if ,W N I Q i .QQ F 7 . lf Q 4? A ., vi - LL4 l1l Mr Coze Ballet Group Left to rnght Ruth Sankey Donna Dumlo'eton Inez McCloskey J ck Wallace Jane Tlngle Altce Roach Maddl Hughes e Sensors under the capable dnrectton ofM1ss Dugan thelr advusor nresented thenr class play tn thc school audl tomlum on December llth and l2th The comedy Mr Coed aftordecl the pectators many hllarnous laughs and entertalned them wlth nts rnduculous sntuatuons e actlon took place wlthm the walls of Cedar Hall a college for wom n whlch was becommg poorer every day The teachers were worrled that the col ege would close and they would be wlthout 'obs A domunatung char acter Mrs Colgate Brewster planned to gave a l rge s m of money o the college f her grand daughter would enroll at Cedar Hull College Her grand daughter turned out to be a boy nn spute of the name Lotus Smnth and the college had oulte a tlme keepung the tact from Mrs Brewster When Mrs Brewster found out how everyone had de ceuved her th r was a calamuty of events But all ended well when Mrs Brewster decuded a grandson was wonderful to have and donated enough money to help Cedar Hull become a scccessful womens college The characters were as follows Donna Dumbleton Anna Dempsey Vuth Sankey 'Vlargle Socash Jam WngHe'd Maddte Hughes Glorla Homan Bud OBruen lnez McCloskey Jack Wallace Betty Folmar Ronnn Stevens Jane Tnngle Alice Roach Paul Shullck Raymond Malnckl Leland Arnold and Matthew Supko Standtng Left to rsght Raymond Mallckl Leland Arnold Ronald Stevens B ty Folmar Jam Wncfleld Glorta Homan Margte Socash Bud OBruen Matt Supko Paul Shulck Snttung Left to roght Anna Dernpsey Maddxe Hughes Altce Roach Ruth Sawkey lnez McCloskey Jack Wal ac Jane Tngle Donna Dumbleton 1 0 1 1 1 9 Th , 1 1 , - . , . . , Th . . . . Q . , , -, . - . ' 1 ' . , . , a u . K 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ee ' . . ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , . ,A , 1 1 1 1 r 1 5- f r . , , . 1 Y . . . , . Q, . . , , - - 1 1 1 V 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ' ' .. - . I . . , Q . - 1 1 1 1 1 , -1 . , ! A X Tom Whalen 'W Jerry Wnlhams Ed Hartman Lm Pms Juli wallggg Mike Christof? 0 Brien -nl- Mr. Allsopp Mp, Larkin Ronnie Sievons '57 'W ,W ,W awww, WB' First Row fleff to right!-Ray Fravel, Bill O'Brien, Paul Williams, Paul Gordon, Dan Frhz, Paul Shulick, Joe Gezymalla, Larry Dipko, Matthew Supko, Tommy Saylor, Jim Dixon, Ronnie Timchak, Bob Timchak, Walter Tormey, Jim Smith, Bob Herr, Charles Copeland, Paul Beaty, Tim Sankey. Second row-Bob Supko, Jim Wigfleld, Maddie Hughes, Evelyn Tippetf, George Tirch, Ray Malicki. THE KEYHGLE l. XIII No. 1 Osceola Mills Area Joint High School. Osceola Mills, Pa., Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1952 Single Copy Ten Cent niors Choose lnez ee New Teachers KP.T.A. Plans Proiectg TQ Fqgulfy I The monthly meeting of the .Par w. . . H ,. Nt: b d H. 6 h -ent-Teachers Association was held nxgigflfg? Qifl3ili?r:g'lu:x,'g,?j 'ai on September l6:h. Mrs. Margaret Ziiiiii'12527i3.2i?K55ifL5l''I 112 5533f55'3452ffi?'fff5 f ' ' ' ' ' r ' l ' Radebaoh read the P. T. A. pr ded to the faculty of :lie C2 a Mills Area Joint School . Mr. .lack Mackin. a formc' 1 'si- lu- C9- e of ini- local high s.-h.Jrnl. is , g, the xiicaricy leg by Mr. Rt-. lm, r Mac-kin wg, g.'adua1e,l 2 annon College. Eric. in L 51 'hile attending scliool. he maj 'eil 1 mathematics and mino.'e.l in ience. liCl'ClU,Zl1lPllfx4ll'mll!lflI lQ- ra for one year ai St. .jo-4' -n's igh School in Oil City Xlr -Till. Un now teaching afszvhra l-ll. pl. mf- zmymm ar lid -'erin'-lrv ani irizii llf . ,Wir :lm l'ihakfsk'i -c'l11Lll'fi' lu- mound' ' . L tp 'U named te- if l'lUi'lKlL! noiitapzwii -ozlfge. . ., . , 810119 as adiiwl .ue-stlixiu to uui ex r.e-1 pi urricuiar aclziilics. Nlr. Pilirfs 'as graziiintvll in .Ianuarr l9.3l -ind- imw tent-hiiig air? and Englif' in le UCSP-Jia -4i:li'm.s. lie is ma 2' as two children aii'i is nova ri -if' ed llziliam ifa-Lili. a r A Duquesne Colley to our laculii' this yr i non ll iL'il4f!2l11l l-2 in our school ie Sclmiwls of z' llr. Casillis Pupils and Melvin Roland. formerly . Mio-higan, and a member band is 'also a sophomore. Alert In O. H. S. In cooperation with the country. defense raid aflert was held in t-he .ceola Mills School Building on endesday, October l5. about 1:50 m, The pupils very quickly filled ut of their rooms and lined up in he hallway. Boys trained by Mr. lattern in lyalih class went hrough the group administering irst aid to imaginary casualties. A practice drill was held on Tues- -ni oz Osceola Mills anti a 47 VI' ,chen Clugstone nm , X that room ro? and led the flag salute. Miss Ethel Wltchey. chairman for the year charge of the for group singing. As Miss Witchey i faculty member w thc parents who thenisolves. Projects di buying venf nouncer. After the took place. ing were Groom. Harriet Bride. Ella ane Murphy: s Mother. Iva Jean Bushg Bride,'s Father. Jo- ann Knowles: Preacher. Vera Nata- lieg Ring bearer. Barbara Mital: Bridesmaids, Janet Kislnski. Betsy 'PennY. Stacia Hughes., afternoon previous to the alert. The program closed with group Miss O. H. S Attend Vmsifestival held at Ernpori Oc. fuai 'ober ll. Edmund Keith the Senior Class, was chosen by h classmates to represent Osceol nlia lnez McCloskey a member L e lliigh School at the Flaming F a um. gied lnez as her escort A complete program was ' the from schools by the Later in the formal banquet L 'vl 108. Grade Nic . Mary Lee 9: Mrs. 88, Mr. Wi 1 c e Secretary .' -Nancy Mr Williams, fllresident, .Bill Holmes: 'Vice lident. Gene Bezillag ,Beverly Grunduskyg 'ensz lGrade PUBLICATION Ol' MILLS AREA IOINT HIGH SCHOOL osczom anus. ra. by the Members of the NGWSPIPCI' Club Ten Cents Per Copy: Fifty CGM! I Yell' June Boa naw Eloise aww Edft,,,., - -------,- Elsie Mcllroy. Jem X11 miw, I Pi A - Y -U ---- ---.,,,-., - ..-, Plul M Advertising Hamm e ----- -- --- hm' Dug Circulation Manager --- --'-' sums' Treasurer ...-- b-V --- ' 39 ADM muh!! Advuerdn-VNU -.-. M -.--- L s--.-- dv, .,,,, --MhxEthelWi mpmm for this issue: Marne Swvll. -lv' 'UMW JW Um: ny. .mm 1.uuu,cmismvm.sve1rn Tivvetf. sim-ies wmv- I ic. st-oven, any .mn omrun. lame wins. Leo Daugherty. ASSOCIATE EDITORS Sitting-left lo righlz Charlofie lalz, Mary Baughman, Shirfey Roach, Sandra Flegal, Belly Folmar and Jane Tingle. First Row-standing: Rulhie Sankey, Alice Roach, Eloise Maltern, Gloria Homan, Belly Ann Sankey, Inez McCloskey, Anna Dempsey, Margie Socash, Jean Carson. Second Row: Kstandingj-Donna Dumble- Ion, June Roach, Paul Shulick, Ron Stevens, Ray Malicki, Jim Wiglield. O OLI BUSINESS STAFF Ronnie Stevens, Ray Ma'icki, Paul Shulick, Belly lou Fofmar, George Tirch, Bill Ar- no'cl, Frank Kerr, Jean Carson, Charlolle lan, Maddie Hughes, Donna Dumblelon, Mary Baughman, Alice Roach, Ruth San- lrey, Pany Kirk, Gloria Homan, Anna Dempsey, Margaret lockey, Betty Danko, Margie Socash, Jane Tingle, Inez Mc- Closkey. TYPISTS First Row fleff to right-Barbara Kennedy, Charlotte Latz, Shirley Jaslcowalm, Donna Dumbleton. Second row-Alice Roach, Betty Lou Fol- mar, Gloria Homan, Dorothy Vroman. ST FF f Advisors - Miss Dugan, Mr. Binney 1 A RT STAFF lefl to right-Ronnie Stevens, Paul Shulick Ray Maliclxi, and George Tirch. Jud es of Edu ation .., . 'asa ,awbvhc MISS VERNICE GACK Admg Supervising Principal B S M Ed Pennsylvania State College Miss Vernice Gack elementary supervisor of the Osceola Mills Area Joint Elementary Schools replaced Mr Clair Co nelius as acting supervising principal of the school dunno hns absence Miss Gack served as a teacher in the Consolidated Schools for maiy years MR. CLAIR CORNELIUS Supervising Principal A. B. Juniata College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State Collage Mr. Clair Cornelius came to Osceola Mills in January l947, as supervising principal of the school and continued in that capacity until January, 1953. At that time he and Mrs, Louisa Corfelius were both oranted a sabbatical leave of ab- sence by the ioint board of directors for a period of one year. Mr. Cornelius is studying at Pennsylvania State College, and Mrs. Cornelius is recuperating at her home in Saltillo, Pennsyl- vania, at the request of her physician MR JAS? R FRITZ High Scnol Prlnup I B S Bloom nurg Stat Tea h rs Call g M Ei Permsylfania Stt C ege c .1 ast 0 v n year nat d with th ol otball c ach atwletlc dircctor :l fn ly hgh sch I ripa' . ., . . ' . . sf 2 : 3 2 2 V ' . . . ' 1: al ' Mr. Jasper Frit', h l1 sthaol principal cf the Osie I1 Mila Ar-3 J int High S h'9l for the p I: e 3, has ' - hem am' e ' e scho for nany ye ra an a tzaiter, it 5 ., P ' '- , an t .l i J, pr.n- , is J As Us Eval J J , to Q J ,, ,r Qleifh so -ju i,,,.1 gl Q 1 '7 df 'A E , ly f if iff ,ft ur it J M, s,,-.,,,mH s,,m,,, J ,,,,,,e,-so g 1' 5. X! ,lux 'J ' ll 5-'V J x, 1 jill ' Xt' t, y left to Right fstandingb-Mr. Raymond Kanour, Mr. Austin Hummell, Mr. Herman Hirsh, Mr. Charles Cowfer, Mr. Vance Durtner fPresident of Joint Committeej, Mr. Harry Millard, Mr, Clair Cornelius 1Supervising Principall, Mr. John Heath lPres- ident of Joint Boardl, Mr. Charles Hilderbrand. Seated-Mr. D. A. Ying'ing fSuperintendent of Cleafeld County Schoolsl, Mr. Earl Stock QAssistant Superintendent of Centre County Schoolsl, Mrs. Erda Hartle, Mr. T. Ellwood Sones fSuperintendent of Centre County Schcolsl, Mr. Robert Patterson Nice-President of Joint Boardl, Mrs. Myrna Stoker, Mr. Hugh Tormey 1Secretary of Joint Boardj, Mr. John Mc- Queeney, Mr. John Punto, Miss Pruella Moore lSecretary of Joint Committeej, and Mr. Fred Sweely CAssistant Superinten- dent of Clearfield County Schoolsl. Not Present for picture:-Mrs. Miriam Hess and Mr. John Bahey. Straight Line Printing Commercial 8. Job Printing 828 Mt Vernon Avenue Phone 377 Huntingdon All photographs in The Osceoliah Carl 81 Dons Studio Philipsburg Go. 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Compliments of QlJSlQP,S QSlClUPClfl Located on Tyrone Pike Midway between Philipsburg and Sandy Ridge szuianicnioioioioianioiarifxianif rx' 1011 zaizuxncpaxozoinzvic gm-rc apn:n1::1o:..:n14 SmiIh's ladies' Apparel OSCEOLA MILLS and HOUTZDALE Osceola Mills Houtzdale 421 'l 5281 Maunfam aqoude Thomas F. Dugan, Proprietor Rooms and Board by Day, Week or Month Beer, Wine and Liquor Compliments of J. l l. Lewis Ullilcemlcrlll Cm 1024 Filbert Street Philadelphia 7, Penna. Manufacturers of Fme Unnforms 11-.3-,au on ,if xttxftqocriuiuioconi- Compliments of Osceola Clofver Farm Store Curtin Street Thrift plus Satisfaction CLAYTON WILLIAMS Manager Compluments MANDELLS BARBER SHOP Osceola Mllls Penna Compluments ANDERSONS DEPARTMENT STORE Houtzcla e Osceola Vt: s Penna TOM PAT lGlxl5 DESOTO PLYMOUTH Osceola Mulls Penna , -- -- MAN of I . N , X , . I ,J ot , - , . , .. l .,,....f--,,...,,..,.,. .,.,.L. .,,.D..-.,-.:,.,-.,:.,: .: ,- .-.,:..: .:.....:. :..:.-.,. ,:.,:. :.,:. 21,211 awlfvl- iw: ini.,-2,qmowczmmzp-rx'-Luc: V3 fmmfaswcn ,ning rn-f fashion 5 ' Ga WHOLESALE CANDIES and NOVELTIES Osceola Mills Penna. Compliments SCQU Cl QINOPIG Post No 3070 VETERANS OF FORn:lGN WARS Osceola Malls Penna I of I . , . ,.....:..-.:,.-.,...,.L.,..:..:.,-.,:.,....:,,-.,:.- ... ,:,...,.4.....: ..1. 2 ...,: can Compliments of Udceafa Jfaude Osceola Mills, Penna. cup 1,1 11: :poi '24-1 -3011. Nick Dlott OSCEOLA ----- HOUTZDALE HIGHWAY D FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone 3121 Osceola Mills Pa Congratulations Class of 53 Demchak Plamng Mull Ofllce 2 Osceola Mllls Penna PHONE Resnde A Complete Lune of BUILDING MATERIALS DUPONT PAINTS 'wce 273l L clm Pfllll l ' , . l as 51 ' . 11 vinci...-bninif 3 11.1 Ewlmgi Qaaage CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE Front Wheel Alngnment and Balancing Osceola Mulls Penna Complnments E PETROSKI Osceola Mills Penna Compliments The Frazler Studlo WM WOOD E:TATE GENERAL HARDWARE Osceola Malls Penna Student Portralts 5221 Fulbert Street Phlladelphla Pa , . of J of ' I . o s I ' , . lQ1.0:1P- DDQ PQ DQ 7, IKPQIYQ Pi lQl Q PQ -UQ I PQ DDI ,ID DOQUQK Q 31112 Q 4.cr.,um.1w1n1 1 waz 1 L14 1 ann-arming:--gn 14,1-Quinn: :PSI om MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE papa Gala. goflfuzq Ga Altoona Pa Compluments ART WEBSTER BARBER Osceola Mllls Penna GAS OIL and ACCESSORIES GROCERIES and COAL Phone 5931 Osceola Mllls Pa Compliments STOUTS SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Osceola Mllls Pen na DUNLAPS FORD GARAGE Osceola Malls Pen-1 Dealer New and Used Cars Phone 6032 Compliments ameaggfwoif I I I l -4- I I Ik ' If ' 'J It I of . X. I I I r ' I !l':-I 0 f I - ! 1 ' ! ! I '-'EA some E I I SANKEY'S SERVICE STATION ! ! f f 4 ! ! ! I ' ! Os , ,-- W.--A-..,- -S ..-..-.s , -A-E- ee ee ! - ! I of - ! ! ' I of ! ! - ! I ' ! ' Q ! I ! Q ! . ' , . 1. ! - ! . 1 I 11121 ing-1 11 11-1-fcpocannzwcpwilvivi111111 11-ininillczfmxs-rg-ran ing-1 THE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AT CLEARFIELD llsceola A ills 4t,iil0B Osceola M'lls Penna BEST WISHES Class of 1953 compliment CENTRAL FEED CO Osceola Mllls Penna I1lQlIlL fl IUH Osceola Mllls Penna Compliments MATTERN S GROCtRY Osceola Mvlls Penna : , . l of . ' I . If f 9 'QTII1 fill - of , - , . , . - -.,.. - ,.. ., ,.... -,-.,: ,E .D ..,..1-...,.: ,E -,: .-2 : : E Compliments of PEllHAZZANl'S STUHE Frank laskowvalq p CARLO PEDRAZZANI, Proprietor Osceola Malls Penna Phone 3252 Osceola Mills, P BEST WISHES Gdaeofa .feacfm Osceola Nlllls Penna Clearfield Counfys Most Popular Weekly Newspaper Modern Commercual Prmfmg Phone 3191 VISIT A 8. P SUPER MARKET Osceola Mllls Penna N L STEVENS Manager Complnmenfs GEORGE R TAYLOR M D MELVIN C FERRIER FRANCES D TAYLOR MD Phshpsburg Penna , . l , . , . I of . , . . . , M.D. . , . . , . .,-...... -.,...- .M-.,..,.,..4,ol.-....1,..,.,-..:....-l.-..-,.-..-.-.,-.-.,-,....,r,-,.....-.,-....,..-..,l,- -1-11-fx Q sauna- -nfs:-v oo1v:01oas-'11 Compliments Compliments Rodgers IG A Market Il JP N Qualify ANN ROLIS Proprlefor MEATS and GROCERIES Osceola Mllls Penna Osceola Mllls Penna Complnmems Sanlxews, Flowels of Formerly Murrav s 513 Lungle Sf Osceo'a M Els Pa facfecfe eztlbllllq Phone 4911 Osceola Mnlls, Penn: Cholce flowers and glfts for all occaslons of of n 'S fllllll X50 LII J . 5-1301 an 1 mn minounuxuxnz c:uconinc.aucnr4,iuin311,1 if BOWL for HEALTH THE O:CEOLA MILLS Complnmems of THE VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Mrs Anna Mostyn Osceola Mills Penna ewan, eww, JOE CARTER Tobacco Candy Ice Cream Newspaper Agency Osceola Mull: Penna Compliments DR C S HARKINS AND ER WILLIAM H RKINS Osceola Malls Penna u 1 I I I 1 wir If I . 1 U , :iw iris' - I , . .- O I 1 . , . of . . . F , , I s , . 1 :if-1-.1041--.1-,103 ri 10101 ,101 vi vioiuiug--1 fini-ni--iwinx fini- ini-- 2-.3 I1 :ani mpuinzr-3 -3 1111 1 vi rzwcbnil-1 ri 34103161113 1:11.15 t pn 1- 2121303 11 Congratulations to Compliments The Graduating Class of 1953 of War-:cf fb. Baawn Run ea-0 LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT Automoblle Insurance and Bondmg I Osceola Mllls Penna Dual 3601 Osceola Mllls Pa BEST WISHES LOUIS JENKINS Post No '450 Wan of -me WMM swat My S ! I Phlllpsburg Penna 'If of 4 ' w E 4 W ' 'Ti la Compllmems Congratulations of Class of '53 y I 1,0 R0 RY SS POITEIQC ClC3H6I'S FIVE 8 TEN CENT STORE Qll North S6COl'1d Slfeel Philipsburg, Penna. Phmlnbuml Penn.. HOOVER HARDWARE CO. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Philipsburg, Penna. Q Phone 216 DRUCGIST Osceola Mills, Penna. ' 1 -cm11-1en11cn11mn1.1p1lashing.xninqnr-cn1-111111151.cm-ga.-4-p1vq:11cr11g1ap--4n-114-4p11qm11qn -1111111111: . , , , A Compliments 2 gf ' :Quia Bm Ga. CHARTER CnACH SERVICE Clearfleld Penna l'lil'l'S lf lowvers Are Best of All SUMMER WINTER and even FALL Bonded Member of Flor: 1 elegraph Delivery Phone 4421 N'9h7 3421 Osceola Mills Penna .J , . I ' W 1 1 I , 1 . f E A r ' 'S T . ' ' ' I 111111: cpeg-11:-..cp1.T,1qn11: up 1 -.1qp1z,qm1,i1,2 an 1:01111-111: : 2 1 1-gp Compluments Phone 9521 Phlllpsburg Penna JOHNC RICE I6W PmeSt INSURANCE Fire Auto I e Pollo Bonds Phone 620 J Compliments DR WARREN WILLIAMS Osteapafhlc Physician Phlhpsbu rg Pen na THE FASHION SHOPPE EMILY W LAMOREAUX Phllnpsburg Penna Compllmentf of McTAGUE MFG. CO., Inc. Philipsburg, Penna. 11-4-I410.1-.,1.f4nvI,1-.qnux-110:-,QI3021.1-1.-1 .1 A 1- I2 Compliments of P525 BUICK AUTOMOBILES Philipsburg, Penna. 102- 3-Izoxmioi ,101-vi-1 of I -- -- LII: Cold Stream Diner of 8' Complimemsz of Lalulc-rbacll m Urrivsi Co. SPONSORS OF FAIRLAWN STORES VVdre'wouses at SDBUQIGV Perma Punxsufavvney Penna 3elle-fomte PGIWIWG Dubogg Penna C'67Vfi91d P9008 Phlllpgburg Penna Complumenfs Compliments. Pfulfrufwff 5 'F'F'!'f LLIC T Ti lnlllil Phlllpsburg Penna Phlllpsburg Penna P b ' 1 - , 4 . C , , I U of of O O x xx 1 I, , , I ll M 1 ' , . , . , . .. -. - .2 ,., ...L-..-V : :Hz :.4.,,: .1.,211.,1U11.q:r1. 1 149 .q.U41..g.,1.,.,.1g- 3 annum mn14.:n14u:zfvqg..1 up au'-1 -anew: fb B Compliments of FX Q fq lfb-A 4. ' 3 ' , Q, . n 2 Ani, f v Q5 5, ff, m Philipsburg, Penna. Compliments of PHOICI - CIIJQS C OPS DODGE PLYMOUTH Phlllpsburg Penna Cgmpllmenfg DR H I SIEBER Ihhersnn Drug Stole Prescription Drugglst Phlllosburg Penna OPTOMETRIST Phlllpsburg Penna J O REED ESTATE Flour and Feed Lime and Cement Seed and Ferhllzer Phone 97 Phlllpsburg Penna '1- I of . . , . I I ' . . , . P10101 101 H111 101411 I 1 I 1110191111 C1011 1 I1 1 1 1 1 11 1 'Sugoi'-090102 Compliments of lIowdrick's Drug Store Philipsburg, Penna. AFTER All - IN PHILIPSBURG is the best place to buy! Famous Names in our Show Rooms Kroehler Simmons Alexander Smith International General Electric Mengel Whittall Rembrandt Philco WOLF FURNITURE CO Front Street Phrlmsburg P See Us For Bridal Sets Good Luck To The Class Of IIN f CREDIT JEWELERS I6 North Front Street Phlllpsburg Penna Diamonds Watches Jewe Compliments BETTY JAY SHOP Phlllpsburg Penna Compliments JOHN IBBERSON Phlllpsburg Penna of '53 of ' , , Qrj .1 inc:-.11wziwilri-i1'Ii4r1--:xiii ri Qoliczfiqs-V1-ina: cboazpnasuzrrawqxn-moiin-.uterus-:int 11.3.1 T lil If Compliments DAHhfJOURNAL M MoS,wide,y,,w, Newspape,i,, The Pennsylvania Electric Company CENTRE - CLEARFIELD COUNTY AREA Concise reading on Philipsburg, Penna. National Events Sports - ELECTRICITY - Local Events YOUR LOW COST SERVANT Serving this area over 65 years Its Experience That Counts uty Years of Service to the Mo ha1 on Valley PS Cl IOIIC1 Cl I pb U eq Incorporated I8 Phi epsburg Pcn'1 , . s Y E 3 . T! - 1 2 .,. . , - . 2. 'li0lllQ4P1lPi0CL'ninibu1hhC!lHUBM '1CB'h6!h1liut9n4 t HCI? vftvvbwni' 'v 5511031935-:CSI-1,,,i,,gyg -2- 'verse'-qfpt?' eq? ive- Compliments of QUAKER BONNET Philipsburgs Finest Eating Place JOHNNY BRENNISH BEAUTY SALON Normallzlng Slenderlzmg Steam Baths Permanent Waving Scalp Treatments OPERATORS Mary Brennlsh Jane Brennush Ruth Kline ll W Presque-Isle ST Phulrpsburg Pa Phone 860 J uno i5fs1'l1vinqb1ivi1': I and M BODY SHOP Phone 665 Philipsburg Penna. Compliments of The P I O N E E R Phlllpsburg Penna Z MILLER TAILOR MENS WEAR Philnpsburg Penna Compliments Compliments fb Qaaleke ROY F PhlLIpSbUI'g Penna 206 E Spruce Streei S. . LP P inrl I . . I U of . I 4. ' of Philipebiarg, Perinal i i I 1- 3 1 34-111.2-,QD 2 1: 1135. Compliments of LESTER LUXENBERG M D. JAMES SCOTT, M. D. JOHN SHOFF M. D. Phulnpsburg Penna Compliments MARK MOTOR COMPANY Ponhac 6 and 8 Phlllpsburg Penna Complnments DAV D SOLOMON Phlllpsburg Penna Complumems Adelman 81. Ratuwsky PHILIPSBURG S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Esfablsshed In 1855 , . 9 , . of I Q T Of ' u u ll u T N I, I Q . i ! k i I - I l 1 L of . . li Groceries 81 Meats .w H . . , . T 5 Q i it I i il-I Ex iii ill! CD11 iii! it 3 li ll I ll Tililli itil llllll i it ENJOY PURITY ICE CREAM MILK, CREAM and OTHER FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS -2 Phnhpsburg Penna Phone 313 1 i 11 O t I ! 4 I , . nv .1-'anf.enswc:zf.1-n1- qnnfmnf-an--1:4 31,1--1121,1-,1.,cs.Ii..1-Ixuxui 111 11,1 101011 YI M M HQ 5 P H Zummer Ladies Flne Apparel Mcllamley Dnstnhutlng Gu a 0 S by Koret of Callfornua ERMA IRON CITY OLD G N Bobble Brook KOEHLERS Jr s Palr Offs Beer A es Porter I I7 Front Street Phlllpsburg Penna Phlllpsburg Penna Mgr Books C Wadolmg Phone 1024 B. P. 0. E. Elks No. l l73 ELKS BUILDING PHILIPSBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1 I: til .1 :frm 5 umm: ri 2 tx 1: arrczm:ZAtc..-114Lvta:w-A-znagnztufzmvifl1 xzuuruiuq nr 1 -in: :ug 1 l ' I of ' ' l I ll ' ll t I ,. I tg ' S I Il ' IA I 'I ' . . W I ' , . cxsniu-in-in-ini L 11110104-:nu-n vnrmxuasuxnesucs to do -11111 1 31112 11 1010141101 '14 1011011 3111513111 inivi 3112031 31111 at 1- 1 1 .incooic-ini--con Compliments of Qnnshive Clollwes, nc. Philipsburg, Penna. FACTORY TO YOU Compliments of Z I F F ' S PI-llLlPSBURG'S PROGRESSIVE STORE MOFFATT'S FLORAL SHOP Phone 364-M Philipsburg, Penna. ADELSBERG-ER'S F WALL PAPER 8. PAINT ,. G -1' o t 7lfLefl,w, Maniac 5 York Wall Paper Foy's Pain? Phone 473-R Philipsburg, Penna. Full Line Band Instruments Jesse French Piawo Distributors for Crucenelli Accordians Philipsburg, Penna. 10101 1010201034 :ni 1 fir 101130241101 vi ri: 14 14 14:34 if Sl1eldon's Philipsburg Ledger Co. Stationery Store COMMERCIAL PRINT SHOP 211 Front Street Phulnpshurg Penna 3 11: 24 101414 3:14:34 14 ini vi lc Univ? 'il if--3 li Compliments of D. ianopoulos Philipsburg, Penna. Complnmenfs PARSKY S Nationally Adverflsed Brands of Clothes For Men and Women Spruce Street Phnlnpsburg Pa MARY LOU SHOPPE Ladies Wearing Apparel Phlllpsburg Penna Compliments Dr ROBERT I. DEWEY Dr IONE DALE DEWEY OPTOMETRISTS Phlllpsburg Penna . . , . . . of , . of I , . . . , . Q Pl DQ 7i0l0l01b0Q0i it il il it it Qlrii I i Q i DQ ll! l liUl1Zltlil:lUT.Sv Kl4n iUlllQllQ4 viii:-1.1111-if 1111 311101 1. 31,11 1-1:1 101 ii: :mu 1:i11iqp4r1oio1oq.o Compliments of Philiushurg Thriit Gere. Philips Consumer Diseeuntlle 226 R. W. KENNARD Philipsburg Qualify Jeweler Front Sf. Philipsburg, P BENNETT'S Children Shop Clothes fro Tots to T psb g P ples Meshaenun Lean Service Ine P psburg P C plme lanes Haldwale and C umpdnv Phlpsb rg Pen a I m eens Phili ur , enna. . om i nts Com im nf of of , J I R I W f A i J hili , enna. li U , n - o- an--me-lqnugwqr.gg-1V11-ca'-3--q94f1-l1-lcn-.g411,1-iam-1-1 vi'-ioiuqn-ri ni-ei 1 11 if if-3-1 IQCL GHC! OZIOOITI I. TAXI SERVICE Comp 'mem Philipsburg, Penna. Phone 1402 of BHUWN'S BUUT SHOPS Magwhai MENS CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Phlllpsburg Penna Phlllpsburg Penna Comphmems Wlodern Loan LOIIIPAIIV 223 N Front Street Phnlnpsburg Penna Phone 854 I , . , . of 'N ' C O A , , O , . llilil IQ PQ Dlblyli i i Ii Ii 1 QOQlllIli0iUi li 1 i i li Q IQ! i 1 lil it ll I Al i 1 ,gu1.,1.,11.1.,1uq: -1 -1 -up-funfrx-,1-uinqmfiv-if 1-'Lv-Qwzfvcao on-1 azwqnwqooia 102 cp:-101 Complime ts Co pl' e ts of of 1 DUGAN 5 I AUTOMOTIVE 5 Goal Mining Company, Inc SUDIDLY Osceola Mllls Pen na Complme Ts THE AMQQQ DEAIERS , . of , 1.11 1.1--:nam 11.:u,.z-,zm,11,.i,iuiu-L-.,L..i,.14-1-,111-1.-:Mini .1-1.1011 1 1--zuguil. Best Wishes To Compluments Class of 53 PS 0 Il lll0 lUPP Phlllpsburg Penna Trutone Radio Televlslon C O Davus Tlres Tubes Western Flyer Bicycle Wheel Goods Wilson and Western Sporting Goods Phlllpsburg Penna Quality Seat Covers Plastic and Fber PARKER FLOWER SHOP 1? N Second Street Compliments Phllupsburg Penna Established IN 1900 of THE KEPHART HARDWARE CO Inc GENERAL HARDWARE 1 C A I4 422 North Front Street Phone 136 Phllipsburg Penna 1 I1 up-tau: 5010111-2 2-tg'1-uma'ti.:-irq:-:nent-ing-14 1,1-11: ant ing:-1 11--1 1 '11 7 l S of I . W . 1 . . 1 1 , ,a J I . . . . . ' ' - - , . 'I , . 341103 xi rin 101511 2 ta 111 ga .1 1 3 3 1 :mutant 3 nga: 3 1 lingo: sq: Quoin: 3 1 101 1 l I V1 W 4 4 ,.,--, ..,. , ,. .., HWY, 4 it