Petersburg High School - Alpha Yearbook (Petersburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

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HOOVER, who started our career with us when we were Freshmen, and helped us to find the best pathg to JOHN SMITH, who took over, in our Sophmore year, when he became Mr. Hoover's successor in the Agri- cultural Department. Hr. Smith was a friend and pal to all of us as well as a good advisor. He left us in the spring of l944to go to the Navy where he is still serving. Last, but definitely not least, we dedicate it to MRS. ETHEL FARRAR who has guided us through the two biggest years of our school life. Her in- terest in us has enriched our activities. Lastyum in helping us with the Junior Prom, she was one of us, cutting crepe paper, tacking nets, and fret- ting over our mistakes. She coached our Junior and Senior plays, which we modestly considered great successes. Too numerous to mention are the little things she has done for us individually. Whether it be selling tickets at a class activity, or making our class night programs, we can count on Mrs. Farrar. Because of our advisors' sincere interest in us individually and as a class,'we, the Class of 1946, take this opportunity to show our apprecia- tion and thanks , :ii::i1,:::eife:-T:.91 Z ya.a:.Ae:e:::::e::::::: E'- - 4 -yNmWil11m,,.lf D? , eg' ,A X . ? E N . , E M' , if 'S.,f 4,75 ,f 5 . 5 llllw, 4' ' , ' FE' lAQfx ' '1 F Vg. E f 4 'iq f , 'mv ,ia-4 if 5-ft? 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We hope, with the help of the Q-1 if Q 6 gy ,W 3 faculty and students, to make this year l 'T 'I E 5 fy jr, .fu book so full of memories that, as we ' . 9 f 'Q f ' ity glance 'through it in years to cone, we 5 XT if I HIE, may relive the more pleasant experiences E f,-,cz-v. of the past four years, realizing that - ,I 0 'sZ1.lx.:.i through those experiences , both plea - pf, C - f , 1- X. X san and otherwise we will be able if'9f2,, E PXQJXQ to go out into life , and meet the y Z 6 bl problems that we know must exist. f X A E 4 54, 3 7 KT: 5 f l if N, E 5 : t Z 5 H : ' :1 Q ' - l W , ' .4 J J I E ' Q' : , 3 , Aj i f ,, PRESIDENT of the class or 1946 lllifgli 5 JL, . pa f' J Z-1 z 'JV' If is n-vig, i - ,W ' fi 'QE' V ' 1 if W Q' W fain gg . N Q'Liill1. ,J L' Tl , I- AN! v,-Y4 ' fn' Q , f sf - ' r .f 1 . - 3 Q 1, X ff A u -- . X - Ef Q ME-,P ,4h-s?1UaWwj'0 M - I -f r. fi ' J in at 1 p ' .,.,,i21m.0n.:A.M' ' -M.n.LDz.m...-. A.. M Alpha k,...,.f,,:E,.L,Q:, -:-...,: PETERSBURG-IDGAN JOINT BOARD OF EDUCATION PETERSBURG BOROUGH Charles Gates Ralph Gregory Edwin Huling Plummer Piper Philip Temple LOGAN TOWNSHIP Fred Broadbent Oscar Goes J. Harry Hawn Charles Nelson Frank Whitsel THE OFFICERS OF PRESIDENT..... VICE-PRESIDENT.......... SE CRETARY..... TREASURER..... JOINT BOARD Charles Nelson Philip Temple Ralph Gregory J. Elmer Young meme-ewe-.,,,gi 4 M.,2:11,:::::i:,::::::: 57362 vlfens af Much. 6 Phculty pix' ny? lf fp-lgdffwgn S7155 U if p MSN Q! US- -' i 7.2. , V? -' -:ig xv-. i ,iii ,gf - 4 7' ' '47 1. 1 iris! ' f-vi' Xl 'Weis 'gk 1' IR., 'Af' 4 , sg 6' ,pw . ' . 4 ' . , ywfy y' ' vu Y ,, .-' - , '11 , M1 w elf, ui ff fe ff Xu' 1-,. ,I gg up I! . 2 Q AA , , I, 61 yg,1'CRX,,,'g,..,,. 'lA Eff ,liriw x QD! , 13 fmlatf ' ' f ' ' 4,4 K , 1 f Q. 1, - ' U fy 4 4 I A 1 ::.:.:::::1::e:.::E .M lg... ?.:.:.::::::::f::::-:Z155121:-ear. E P ,S ' ii , LA L l i...w- ' ye. J J -L- v 3 2 -J LESTER G. SACHS, AWB. M.Ed. Supervising Principal. Mathematics and Bookkeeping Education: Shippensburg Normal, Juniata College, Penn- sylvania State College. Teaching Experience: 31 years: 27 Petersburg Vocation- al High School. ETHEI.B. FARRAR English and Latin Education: Mansfield State Teachers' College Teaching Experience: 17 years. 4 years Petersburg Vocational High School ELEANOR H. KILLER, B.S.. Vocational Home Economics Education: Pennsylvania State College, Juniata College Teaching Experience: 5 years Petersburg High School. GEORGE W. COCHRAN, B.S.,M.S.. Agriculture and Industrial Arts Education: Lock Haven Teachers' College. University of Wisconsin, Michigan State College, Pennsylvania State College. Experience: 25 years One year Petersburg High School ELLA W, KEICHLINE, B.A.. Music, Pennsylvania History, and Civics ep Education: Pennsylvania State College Experience: One year Petersburg High Y School. is RUTH CORBIN, B.S.Ed.. Science, Social Studies, Physical Education Education: Temple University. Experience: One year Petersburg High HENRY J. STOUDT, B.S., H.Ed.. Principal: Social Studies and Science Education: Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Pennsylvania State College, Juniata College. Experience: ll years 2 years Peters- burg Grade School, 7 years Petersburg High School. U.S. NANY'l944-1946 1i-If:-133:-:.::::aM 6 H. Z32:31:12:Eiezfiilii.M Alpha k,,,..i:::::::::::::: HAZEL R. CROWNOVER Seventh and Eighth Grade Education: Juniata College, Pennsylvania State College Teaching Experience: 27 Years 20 years Petersburg School ESTELLA Z. STOUDT , Fifth and Sixth Grades Education: Shippenaburg State Teachers' College Teaching Experience: 5 years 3 years Petersburg School N x Ni If Lois c. HmmERsoN yi 4, Fourth and Fifth Grades gif? Education: Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Jun- -J: iata College, Pennsylvania State College. Teaching Experience: 26 years 23 years Petersburg School MARY E. GORDON Second and Third Grades Education: Juniata College, Pennsyl- vania State College Teaching Experience: 26 years 21 years Petersburg School MARTHA PIPER.WHITEsEL.B.S.. First and Second Grades Education: Juniata College Teaching Experience: 5 years Peters- burg School. I :if:iiiezefifiijzi-:Zee .Qi 7 144,.i:,:,:::::::e:e:::::- til VW pax! My mm gr 0 1 J' -'N K QM Izazfzizi::lE:.x.:l,....M Alpha M....cliZzzallzxzgllxfzizxz HOT LUNCH LEFT to RIGHT --- Mrs. Kell, Mrs. Cresswell, Edith Gardner, and Mrs. Harman. C! 529 if Zh -f, 1' ' EL M fa, 0 X ?f ff! ' , fy - K I Pictured above are the ladies who prepare our lunch for us each day. The noon bell, the clutter of dishes, and the gossip in line are welcome sounds to the hungry students. The aroma, too, of steaming vegetables and sizz- eling meats stimulates Our appetites before we reach the serving line. The Hot Lunch program, a benefit to all students, is sponsored by the P.T.A.. The lunches are nourishing, well planned, and well prepared. The students would like 'ff 27 ' me take this opportunity to , ' f thank both me P.'r.A. and the p X -1 workers who prepare the food, , ag s -xaa.i3, .bei for we believethat having hot -4,::gF, .2 Cplunches each day is a definite ' :Fife-4-6'-' 36,255 ,fe id to our progress in school. gg, 'i4kJuz???' VN Cgfgjgj 53, vdff V J- W ff K v jlxy r-1i1 i -nl ' sv e4.,.'s...hf: ' ,ju-'nj we xy ff T7 Xi.. I , -Z, If-,I -1:'3-35:- M1 K K - v 19 J CBQVW N-J25dQQ,,' 6' G 'Na S Q M-, I' 3 x ff-N.. N N M22-l -::::.:.::i:-Z::::.:.:.:-:f:1:::.:.s -M M.-E:::.:.::::.:.:::,:::1:11:12-.Z BETTY CAROLYN BARCLAY 'Betts' '3Chatter, chatter, is her song, merrily she goes along. b ,QV Class Vice-President 2, Press Club lg Home Ec Club 2,53 ll Gl e Club 2,5,4g Class Play. 1 X .- w' .mms cuans BEATTY 'Jim' y' . J' , ,- t .'1He looks down on all the world. A ,Xi , ' ll' Baseball 25 Basketball 2, Junior Class Play, F.F.A. l,2,5,4. QM ' X ' '- CHARLES EDWARD BISHOP, JR. 'Spud' . - . ' ' Z 'U Happy I am, from care I'm free! 0, - 11- ' - Why a.ren't they all like me?' . i , 4 - F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Baseball 2. T' ANN ELIZABETH CRESSWELL 'crass' ' A 'She may look quiet, but look again. ' .1 - Orchestra l,2,3g Basketball 1,23 Home Ec Club lg Glee Club 2,3,4g ' Math Club 2, Class Play 3, Dramat- ics Club 53 Class President 4. i . 'WF -vb' 'lv N4 1 rs-,f A E '3 6 . 'B 3 A 'H' f15?j'i in , st? M. .sk 1 ' fy -' -A 55 Ilwff! , 419 a,gbe6nA.RJos1E REsEccA HAINES 'Barge' M XI2666 'Like vitamins, she's in everything. ' Press Club 1,23 Glee Club 255,45 Bas- ,4.4,,4gg 40056 Lal kecbaii l,2,3,4: student Council 1.2, ' - LM . Vice-Pres. 5, Pres.4g Dramatics Club . , Class Play, Operetta 5. ELLA DAVIS 'Peggy' 29' I 'Sweet and tall' she's pleasant to all. reas Club 1 Glee Club 2,3,4g Current Events Club 2, Dramatics Club 5, Class Play 4. . - s' ' LILL1 TH caoym 'Warty' W0 'Always smiling, always gay, always hope you'll stay that way. f Basketball l,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Press Club,l,2g Class Secretary 3,43 Student Council 52 Dranatics Club, Class Play 3 CHARLES CALVIN CROYIE 'Croylie' 'I never let studies interfere with nv education. , Press Club 1,55 Math Club 23 Class President 23 Baseball l,2,5,4g Student Council 3,43 Class Play 3,43 Operetta 5, .g.-13:311::Ie4:22:121222121212122 ,MZ cf! EDWARD THOMAS HOUCK 'Ed' 'A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Class Treasurer l,3,45 F.F.A. 15 Student 5 Council 25 Math Club 25 Class Play 35 Press Club 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 sawf' HELEN JANE McMANUS 'Janie' 'It's nice to be natural, When you're naturally nice.' Class Secretary 1,25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Home Ec Club 1,35 Press Club 25 Class Play 4. TBlondie' ELEANOR PAYE McMAHON 'She put the 'mis' in mischief.' Home Ec Club l,2,35 Glee Club 2, 35 Class Play 4. - N- ,K F f W 5.44.55 f 'Hazel' MARIAN HAZEL RUDY 'She does all things willingly, and well.' Home Ec Club l,2,35 Class Play 45Treas- urer of Student Council 45 Vice-P es of Class 4.Aj, E, MARY JANE TEMPLE 'Janey' 'Me thought I heard a voice call, 'Sleep'.' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Class Vice-Pres. lg Class Pres 35 Class Play 35 Dramatics Club 35 Press Club 25 Operetta 3. if awww Ffiiiii? lm C eetn eyn QM CE Q CLAIR LEWIS SPRANKLE 'Sarah' 'A day off each week breaks the monotony.' F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Sec- retary of Student Council 45 Basketball 45 Baseball l,2,3,4. ELMER DONALD KREPPS 'Nuts' 'He spoke his piece on the basket- ball court.' F.F.A. l,2,35 Class Play 35 Basketball 2,35 U.S. Army. EARL LEROY KYLE 'Steamie' 'Transplanted and thriving.' F.F.A. 1,25 Basketball l,2, Baseball 1,25 U.S. Merchant Marines. 4W'P'f 7: -9A...l . f : ' - I ' 4-:1:::::::f:::s::Z::::::1-:::x. 1lb,,,:E:::::1::. :1T,ii:i: f4L Vffiifizzafs - ..?'f,,z.,, If -'-Z .X My ggi:fxlrdlailqg.E:aaa:::x::::::::::,:x:2x:::x::: -J, Xi? , 0160 0047 ET 'BARCLAY I JAMES BEATTY CHARLES BISHOP ANN CRESSWELL CHARLES CROYLE LILLIAN CROYLE MARGARET DAVIS MARGE HAINES ED HOUCK ELEANOR MCMAHON JANE MGMANUS HAZEL RUDY CLAIR SPRANKLE JANEY TEEPLE e, .f t 0' xf ya I -dbfbf .C A154555 fl gf IN' W- ef o I0 C Jv yu -+ A -P 59 - Nr + Macs +1-s0 f W W we Jane's 'I Can't Begin Secretary With Jane Friendship To Tell You' Fishing Rod 'Maybe' Aviator 'workin' on 'd Railroad' A dog 'Moonlight Aviator Superman Cocktail' A certain 'Bells of Secretary A farmer's class ring St. Mary's' wife Two dogs 'Just a Prayer Mechani - Ann Sher- Amay' cal Engi- idan's neer body guard A certain 'Always' Nurse A In a rose identifies- covered tion brace- cottage let Diamond ring 'Some Sunday Tink's flirte- Morning' Housewife tious Eighth grade 'Old Man River' Teacher Allergic Legion award to love Cigarette 'Always' Aviator Admiring lighter Lillian P.V.H.S. 'Some Sunday Navy Playing ring Morning' nurse jokes Bob's 'That's For Me' Secretary A home gal picture A ring 'Some Sunday Teacher Just that Morning' Ice skates 'Heaven Is a Railroad A poet Place Called Engineeg Home' L 5 Xa Memories of 'Smoke Gets in Soc .TL Giegrr a October Your Eyes' Wor I k, a J4 d one man K1 -f A A JM 4 -Nl 12 yi-,Zoi :illdo-i-ii :i,,,,:,ii ,:::::::,::::::r.M Alpha M.-52:1:Eg::,:,:,::: i mtv ff pha sfaff' EDITOR IN CHIEF Marjorie Haines JUNIOR EDITOR Nina Huling PICTURE EDITOR Mary Jane Temple BUSINESS MANAGER Ed Houck ADVERTISING MANAGERS Lillian Croyle h Mary Jane Temple Ann Creeswell Marge Haines James Beatty SALES MANAGERS Ann Creeswell Charles Bishop Margaret Davis Charles Croyle SCHOOL CALENDAR Betty Barclay Jane llcllanus Eleanor Mcliahon HISTORIAN Hazel Rudy FACULTY ADVISOR Mrs. Farrar :::e11:::::1I::::i:::f:E-gi H..?::::::i:i:,1i:,:,::::i:f Pfa15oNAiiryW-xcfi iE?1yi4QQiE.Q',,KD Sgffgwm X uf 77705 amz .Q Q J Hazel Rudy X f wx Q33 ggi Q?uf:,Q32?0Qf me df 9 f Q Q Q mn Crgwqg llargaret Davie is as U Ka? h Se rg 3:1232 ci-a.ya.ndJ an eiclgzgs L Sv!!-5? T Jim Beatty -'-W-----------2-I1i:::::-ea . +1-Pi Alpha ffm MW PROCESSIONAL CHORUS CLASS PROPHECY M5-BS Ella Keichline Seniors Mary Jane Temple liargare t Davi s Q7 Lillian Croyle N X Edward Houck Af CLASS ELOVEER, MOTTO, AND COLORS Betty Barclay 11 Q, . Q' cuss Pom man- sprankle Q 5 , ll CLASS WILL Marjorie Haines X! Eleanor McMahon K, Charles Bishop qfx X gg? Charles Croyle CHORUS Seniors K V CLASS HISTORY Hazel Rudy ffx..,xX dgil cmss PLAY Seniors PRESENTATIONS Ann Cresswell .Ta.ne llcl-Tanus N,s- Clair Sprankle X James Beatty . l CLASS som: seniors CLASS COLORS --- Rose and Silver CLASS FLOWER --- Pink rose 1 I ' MM UWM F M501 M77 A f 3 f' bi' PROCESSIONAL urs. Martha Whitesel 9 fb-i,QXf HYHK Day is Dying in the West ?Q nwocAT1oN Rev. c.o. Andersen WV! gf fgy bcmoaus High School crm-ua f f 1 SCRIPTURE LESSON Rev. James Farrar L. f-Q I f W DUET OFFERTORY PRAYER BACCALAUREATE SERMON HYMN BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL Seniors Mrs. Martha. Whitesel Rev. Harry Witchey Rev. C.O. Anderson 'O Worship the King' Rev. Charles Stong Hrs. llartha Whitesel W '- E QQ! ixfizwq 15 yr...r: r:rr-.rr-rrr-r-,r 3' fi I I I 7 fl, I X Via' , I7 f f ef X f ' , Y ,age . 3:33:21eiczxzlazlcizlzzi.M Alpha ya,iI1:,:::f:::::,i,:,-,::::,:, W f ' le., yfaf ij X Q 1 T 2 by I' 0 ne bright September morning in 1942, twenty-five people'- If: gathered at P.V.H.S. to form the Class of '46. For the f, -XX Freshman year we chose the following officers: President, EdwinTmTi Walker, Vice-President, Mary Jane Temple, Secretary, Jane McManus, and Treasurer, Edward Houck. In spite of the war we had many activities such as a hike, a wei- ner roast in October, a vegetable soup sale, another weiner roast in . April, and a square dance. A year later, September 1945, only twenty members came to make up theSophomoreClass. This year we elected as our officers: President, Charles Croyle, Vice-Pres- ident, Betty Barclay, Sec- retary, Jane McManus, and Treasurer, Norma Wagner. This year we did not have so many activities because of rationing , Still we managed to have a weiner roast, a trip to the movies, and a square dance. We also sold jello to help enlarge the :lass treasury. Another year passed and, in September 1944, eighteen members showed up to form the Junior Class, For a short time only, there were eighteen, in November, Joan Attics left to return to Hershey. From the remaining members we chose the following officers: President, Mary Jane Temple, Vice-Presi- dent, Norma Wagner, Sec- retary, Lillian Croyle , and Treasurer Edward Houck. Included in our ac- tivitiesfor this year were two square dances, the selling of Jell-O, the pleasure of entertaining the Seniors at the Junior Prom, and a play, 'HERE COMES CHARLIE' , which, at least in our opinion, was a splendid success. We also col- lected scrap paper to help the war effort. We are sorry to say that our class was reduced to fourteen, in our Senior year. From these we chose our officers, President, Ann Cresswell, Vice-President, Hazel Rudy, Secretary, Lillian Croyle, and Treasurer, Edward Houck. During this year we were very busy with the year book, the sell- ing of Jell-O, another play, 'AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK'. 'f CCUaasQlWPisioify We have planned a trip to Washington, D.C.. According to the schedule we shall leave Petersburg Hay 14 and return May 16. Then on May 26, 1946, the traditional Commencement Activities will close our four exciting years at P.V.H.S.. We shall say farewell, then, to the teachers and classmates who helped to make the Glass of '4Q,which we love and shall cherish for years to come. 1: ::'o -NI.:1:Taira::e:1i:a::::.:i1:: ,M ?:::::::,:,iegjgififzezfe: tz2,,.,,,.S2fj3gQ,n,JfQ,plzQi,z5' A RURAL COMEDY IN THREE ACTS CASTE OF CHARACTERS AARON SLICK, not as green as he looks Clair Sprankle MR. WIIBUR M RRIDEF, a crooked speculator Robert Whitchey CLARENCE GREEN, a mysterious young man Charles Croyle MRS. ROSY BERRY, an Oklahoma widow, Betty Barclay GLADYS MAY MERRIDEW, a sweet young thing Jane Mcnanug LITTLE SISS RIGGS, a regular tomboy Hazel Rudy HOTEL GUEST Eleanor McMahon CITESMPOE ,4 cf 'Cs' ff Margaret Davis tar .Y LZO' ,QVYZD E TY 'Twae in the year of forty'-two we entered PJ-1.5. hx We worked in every way we could, and tried to do our best. 1 x6 K4 FQ I f hh I ,J K if :rg ii KN A Our Freshman year we found it hard, for the war had just begun, But along with work, and war time needs, we still had lots of fun. Then we entered theSophomoreClass, the year was forty-three. Many changes had come aboutg in the future we couldn't see. Fbr many of our boys were getting old enough to go to war, And soon we found there were parting tears for them and many more. Our Junior year dawned bright and clear one warm September day, And then throughout the year we found that most of us were gay. There were many activities through the year, dancing and basket ball games We attended many of them as we worked toward our aims. Then came the year of forty-five, SENIORS we were at last, Proud and happy as we could be, for we had our last play cast. We've had our work, we've had our fun in good old Petersburg High. Our Senior Class of forty-six now bids our school good bye. We're ending now There'11 be joys But to reach the our school career to enter the pathway of lifeg and pleasures a-plenty, along with work and strife. goal set for us, I'm sure all of us will try, i,, W at D 1 E05 E: I . .f- 5 Q: U l . And we'll keen fond memories everg now again we say, 'Good hye.' q::,:1:1E:::1 i1i::1:::a::a:::a..,9i 149--21211:::::::::::::a:2:21 'I CUM W mwnm WA W 'X FROG A PROCESSIONAL Mrs. Roy Morton .Vi INVOCATION Rev. James A. 'Farrar sf cnoaus :nee Club .5 ORATION llarjorie Haines 5 QUARTET Seniors 5 ORP-TION Hazel Rudy 5 PRESENTATION OF KEY Ann Cresswell S ACCEPTANCE OF ICEY William Hurley E ADDRESS i OFFERTORY' Mrs. Roy Horton PRESENTATION Ol' IEEMORIAL AWARD Class of '24 M-M PRESENTATION OF DIPLOHAS xl in-A N BENEDICTION Rev. Harry Witchey HP X, RECESSIONAL llrs. Roy Horton 1 2 1 I X , ' A AUM x in N uimgTH THE ROPE9 OF T35 xg PAST we w-LL kms.. J A 'nur Bans own-Hevuvuww' ss A-A W- A fswss-Yfsff-M 18M-g11'-6122222221:12:12 .ell3133212221illizzlzizl-M Alpha M..:ZI:122:11:::,::5::::ei Ih U19 mmf 447 OFTTCERS PRESIDENT ...... William Hurley VICE-PRESIDENT.Robert Witchey SECRETARY ......... Harvey Port TREASURER........B1air Huling Left to Right, FIRST ROW --- Harvey Port, Robert litchey, Blair Huling, William Hurley, Hr. Cochran. SECOND ROW --- Phoebe Goss, Anna Mae Ewing, Nola Schilling, Betty Whitsel, Nina Huling, Marjorie Henderson, Dorothy Goss. THIRD ROI --- Blair Croyle, John Thatcher Alfred Hawn Rhea Brooks, Charles Taylor. . ' 'Ea!sL U ng ATHREE c K i N A T PLAY READYMADE FAMLQQ ,,,1a,m,, AGNES MARTYN fa wid0WJ........ Nola Schilling BGB Cher sonJ.....Blair Cro le MARILEE Qher elder daughtery.. Miriam Summers GRACIE Cher youngest childl... Phoebe Goss MISS LYDIA fher sister-in-lawl - Dorothy Goss HENRY TURNER Ka widowerl...... B111 Hurley DORIS Chia daugnterJ.......... Betty Whitsel SAMMIE Chia sonl..Blair Ruling BEGONIS lfhe Martyn's darkey.. cookl.......Nina Huling NICAD MUS CMart 'B colored. handy manf?..Alfred Hawn 1:22Iri15:2,::,,,:::::l 19 H..,ZoisISZZISZLZZZZIZI:1::fi ,.,,,-U,-, Y Y ,-,-,777,,.-,-..-..-.,-,.-.-.. 429 x S 'ok xy, I 5 thg i of 'AEE CSU, ESQ :Ez 5 2242 S III L11 Et4 E Ei' 's E' si, H- 99 ,SH TREASURER.... ....Robert Hurley .Lv- evi Alnha M FIMST ROW --- Janet Ross, Anne McGinnis, Mary Lou Cresswell, Loetta Farrar, Winifred 1-lawn, Ethel Hundsrucker SECOND ROW --- Dolores Ross, Ruth Hallman, Cec1l Foster, Ruth Hain , Marie Barclay, Elizabeth llcldanus. THIRD ROW --- Willian Houck, Donald Sachs, Charles Lang, Richard How ell, Mr. Sachs, Edward Shoemaker. The Sophomore girls get a start in home maklng by practice in the nursery school, a part of the Home Ee Department program Under the direction of Irs. J. Carroll 'iss this proved to be a very successful project. -who IH'- isizzizilsii::::::,:lM Alpha ye,I:1::,:,:::::1:::,:.:::::.,:,l ith the Classy? OFFICERS PRESIDENT Donna Mae Miller VICE-PRESIDENT Helen MdBride SECRETARY Vera Sprankle TREASURER Colleen Franklin Left to Right --- FIRSTMRGW --- Dolores Lalli, Colleen Franklin, Vera Sprankle, Helen HeBride, Donna Mse Hiller. SECOND ROW --- Sarah Longenecker, Louise Staley, Marie Hoffer, Ruth Hiller, Doris Allison. THIRD ROW --- Glen Lightner, Donald Ayers, George Lightner, Robert Everhart, James Payne. FOURTH ROW --- Raymond Taylor, Junior Yhrnell, Hrs. Corbin, Charles Reed. .-WW' C erre Just to show that IRESHM N can really work, here are the boys in the shop. We can't tell what they are making, but it's sure to be very nice. Mr. Cochran is their instructor Q ff wx f x.ll N-. Q . 1 Q.-..:-1:j::f:fs::sxfzstll .M 21M--T:::::l::i::l:iZ::::,:::,,,,:, JitGShGiWNZRQdUyWoF Secomdhfemi Algebra C 615.5 Many of our future mas- ter-mindsare now laboring over their Algebra II under Hr. Sachs' efficient instruction. When this picture was taken the Class had just mastered the three un-knowns. ll! rat'ySfaPF These students help to run our library efficiently. Checking books and library passes are their specialties. This year the P.T. . g - ly presented us with seventy- tyo new books, and subscrip- tionsto ten popular magazines. The use of these shows our ap- preciation. A 8118130118 43'Q,1::::-f::11:1f:f:f:f:f:111111111:11 . HfzameFQGoVlS Here the advanced Home Ec girls, under the direction of their supervisor, Mrs. Hiller, are showing their abil- ity in mastering the prob- lems that arise in clothing construction. .nf 22 14...:Ie:ci:::::.::e::......a- ::r:,:i:ii,,,ixzzzrzrzi,M Alpha weW:2:22:25,:::::,:3::2-:.:. ,JE W ij-pre 7 fm' El V --- -7-i , 7x Ami? 525 Q! QQ? MJ 1? E7aese pictures represent the student body who, under the direction of Mrs. Corbin, were privileged to take physical education. 9 M 23 W5 7 Endhlh Glennie PRESIDENT Joyce McGinnis VICE-PRESIDENT Lorna Fleck SECRETARY Beverly Hoffman TREASURER Ralph Taylor Left to Right --- FIRST ROW --- Francis Cresswell, Ralph Taylor , Joyce McGinnis, Lorna Fleck, Beverly Hoffman, George Piper, SECOND ROW --- Jewell Oestrich, Bonnie Hiller, Lois Stewart, Martha Lois Hender - son, Elizabeth Estep, Shirley Lowe. THIRD ROW --- Ray Wilson, Charles Gates, Phyllis Morningstar, Betty Snyder, Tommy Howell, Henry Cress - well. FOURTH ROW --- Leroy Thatcher, Kermit Port, Miriam Goss, Mies. Crownover. S CQVGHWIHH GHTQTCCHGG FIRST ROW --- Rex Rupert, Joe Ross, Harry Jones, Dale Port, Shir- ley Piper, Missouri Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW --- Ernest Miles, W1-113-9-m Carolus, Florine Franklin, Betty Rupert, Phyllis YB-111611. Cynthla- HC' Bride, Sally Yoder, Miss Crownover. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Shirley Piper VICE-PRESIDENT Harry Jones SECRETARY Dale Port TREASURER Joe Ross fel f'14k7y Q 3969 c N Nl xi .efZfzexegfi:e1:,::,:.:-:.:,:.M 24 N..Dix:11:31,,:::::::,,,. x:::::::fr:x:::::::::::xx:aMg Ijxlphaipggwx:::::2::EE:x::um,a!:EE:a: Rf' so Qin QQ 511 Left to Right FIRST ROW --- Billy Lightner, Ronald Rupert, Iona Piper, Shirley Oestrich, Rosie Casner, Naomi Lightner, Eddie Huling, Frances Croyle, Louise Magill. SECOND ROW --- Harold Snyder, Edith Rupert, George Rupert, Edith Stott, Shirley Mitchell, Sandra Etnier, Loretta McBride, Nancy Fitzgerald, Wini- fred Fleck, THIRD ROW --- Betty Moore, Edward Hoffer, Ronald Goss, Robert Morn- ingstar, Jimmy Port, Melvin Everhart, Russell Hurley, Bobby Jackson. FOURTH ROW --- Mrs. Stoudt QTeacherJ, Jesse Fitzgerald, Elsie Stoudt, Doris Goss, Joan Goes Joan Guisler, Shirley Taylor, Helen Witchey, Dolores Hawn. FIFTH ROW --- Ruth Carolus, Jimmy Estep, Barbara Hutton, Naomi McCarty, Janet Miller. Left to Right FIRST ROW --- Mona Piper, Dorothy Hammond, Freda Lightner Rosie Casner, Peggy Casner, Naomi Lightner, Donna Yarnell, Kay Harmon. SECOND ROW --- Ronnie Rupert, Victor Jackson, Arthur Stott, Sammy Guisler, Ronald Lightner, Buddy Houck, Honda Wilson, Blair McGinnis. THIRD ROW --- Betty Moore, Edith Rupert, Robert Morningstar, George Rupert, Edith Stott, Shirley Oestrich , Shirley Mitchell, Sandra Etnier, Winifred Fleck, Eddie Huling, Loretta McBride, Bobby Jackson. FOURTH RON --- Ronald Goes, Billy Lightner, Jimmy Port, Melvin Everhart, Russell Hurley, Nancy Fitzgerald. Lois C. Henderson, teacher. Q-we N- f' 0007 IW e -IIIO:ci:,:,,,::::::::::xl.M 25 W.-nxt:::,::,:::,ia::::::::::-I.. ,ozoril:,:,:,.a:::::lf,,::l.M Alpha ,El,:::::,:::::,-fl,:::::,:. D w ,X V11 ff1Z7 K 9 ZQMEE, foam Jig, ff? xl HSV! Left to Right ROW ONE --- Bobby Lightn6r, Slenda Sneath, Mary Ann Rupert, Esther Casner, Doris Beatty, Marie Dick, Shirley Jackson, Mar- --- Audette Miller, Patty Frank Bishop, John Oestrich, della Lightner, Peggy Lightner. ROW TWO Everhart, Dickie Rupert, Bobby Houck, Billy Huling, Johnny Bishop. ROW THREE --- Frederick Dick, Kenneth Vandergrift, James Prough, Paul Miles, Jim y Rupert. ROW FOUR --- Miss Gordon Joe Miller, Mickey Rupert , QTeacherl, Lloyd Prough, Mary Ellen McCarty, Connie Sneath, Linda Lightner, Helen Moore, Jimmy Bishop, Joe Simparose. Left to right FIRST ROW --- Dorothy Snyder, Helen McCarty, Betty Sprankle, Sarah Melissa Hurley, Norma Harmon, Roxis Barr, Marval Lightner, Albert Prough. SECOND ROW --- Edward Stott, Billy Oestrich , Donald Dick, Gary Finkle, Edward Edmiston, Audrey McGinnis, Jack Yarn - ell, Mrs. Whitesel KTeacherl, THIRD ROW --- Marlene Miller, Donna. Nelson, Rebecca Lankard, Lorna Miller, Doris Morningstar, Wayne Reed , Harry Lang, Chester McCarty. ,- ff Ma Une .,...:e:::ifffszeifi,::e:i:,:,::: 26 ZH...,,1:12:22is::::::::::f:f:,:,, ff EM I 456 .. I 71- A - ,Cir , X Y- ' f - fx 1' ,It 1? l' Q T' . . U Q Um 4 - ' fb , C, lib? I Y as - 7' --::::::f:-1:1:f::::1::::::i:::EM M-E:::1:::,:1:11:11-:::E 31:31 U nt UHCR OFTTCERS PRESID NT Marjorie Haines VICE-PRESIDENT Harvey Port SECRETARY Clair Sprankle TREASURER Hazel Rudy The Student Council is the nerve center of the school. The members help to supervise order in the library, and through it basketball games are taken care of. They also hold parties to earn money for athletic equip- ment. ' J- ! 2.-r E 1411.4 03 X '1 7 5-1,- , v V A ,QL P- ?'r1: ., v E, of - -Q ., R ,ya ,f 21'-1-31 '7'l'g I -4 ' 'l i I f ', '35 , 4 , up P ' Aa--5 e - - - . f. . 4 - ' 0:-e-fE5lL6F5i!1e-dnrzfbeegiln O 0 0 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Clair Sprankle VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Taylor SECRETARY Donald Ayers TREASURER Raymond Taylor The 'FUTURE FARMERS OF Af MERICA' is a nation wide organ- ization. It gives valuable training toward future careers. lr. Cochran is their instructor. e ' 'Af'f----A---L-A-4-------...AY477 rf-f--- --- Y --7-7-7-fefef.-,l , , , CULTURE OFFICERS PRESIDENT Lillian Croyle VICE-PRESID NT Betty'Barclay SECRETARY larJoris Haines TREASURER Jane lclanus These charming young dam- sels get together every Wednes- day to learn their d9, re, mi'B - liss Khichline is their instruc- tor, and is teaching them to appreciate good music. . nfl' .M 28 yt.sell:lx::: ::,::,,, ...r,...- . ,zezzzfe3xezezzzzzizelzzr.M Alpha ye..52:51,zz:e,,,:::El:yE:e:e,:., 1 - 2 g gi? efwyheyw Q9WJQyEg'vr Effie' Fllh - ' ,f VHQAQ , 1Qg'5E'lCfi f ' re -, KZ Ev 1 ' . ' 35,9 Q Q 9 9 Q , L. HOME OPPONENT 19 Huntingdon 45 7 Saltillo 29 9 Saltillo 55 20 Robertsdale 17 17 Robertsdale 22 26 Alum i 25 9 Mount Uhion 31 I 532' l x 59,1 3 fu , This year the boys from Petersburg and Alexandria combined their basket ball teams. This venture was successful, and we are hoping for even better things next year. Several games that were scheduled had not been played when this book was published. OAI sm? HOME OPPO ENT 14 Huntingdon 37 8 Morrieons Cove 23 11 Saltillo 23 14 Morrisons Cove 13 20 Saltillo 34 24 Robertsdale 21 26 Huntingdon Seniors 54 17 Alumni 35 23 Robertsdale 20 18 Mount Union 29 19 Martinsburg 58 e:f:::fe23:1:-I-Izezfzeezzefzeee.H 29 M...1:1:,::,:e-,:,:f:11:31iz., scnoolf 3HLENDfi X -,L If? SEPT. 43 School opened with a bang, and everyone is over-joyed at the prospect of return- JF X ing to school. ,f avg? SEPT. ll: One whole week of school has pass- ! ENV! ed. We're finally beginning to take work seri - 'X CN ously. X X 3 SEPT. 18: Classes are organized, and we are Scggff., ,.X. 8 ready for work 2 sms.lk f XX OCT. 8: Out first test of the year, but then they're easy. OCT. 16: First square dance of the year, thanks to the student council. OCT. l'7 and 18: INSTITUTE. The faculty travels to Huntingdon, and we get a vacation. OCT. 50: Juniors --- HALLOWEEN. A square dance with all the ghosts and goblins. K NOV. ll: ARMISTICE DAY, and we are out early. ko? School isn't so bad after all, is it? Nj .A 0 NOV. 12: Sophomore party with real music! g NOV. 16: Second six-weeks ' C?JRNAJ Q exams. My, they're getting U Q PW X., Q harder. N NOV. 29: No more music. f i Q Mrs. Bowser leaves. M, U . ' .gr ' NOV. 212 THANKSGIVING, 'X 'X 5, and another vacation. WHAT? f CQ ' Q X So Soon! Oh, well, who are we -f tg to complain. ' NOV. 50: Junior dance. Nice place to spend an eve ng. DEC. 7 and 8: Now comes the pride and ,joy of the year! The Senior play, 'WKON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK , and We do it. DEC. ll: Music again. Miss Keichline ,joins the faculty. DEC. 21: Senior dance in the auditorium. Dreamy music and mistle- toe!! DEC. 242 CHRISTIIIAS VACATION. A whole week off, and what are W6 to do wi th ourselves! Q6 Q DEC. 31: Ile're glad to return to school, but Nb there's one regret. Vacation hasn't been long e- nough. Never mind, there is another coming, but right now we better study a 4,-'f'V2 little. - F 6NZ q .:3'. 41 Q JAN. 1: mm' mms, and fl ,eff wx W school! Who ever heard of 3' ,,..... ,Gy starting the new year that way? 0 X ' 4 W jj IAN. 4: P. T. A. DANCE. 9 . if CQGW A Everyone was there --- well, E M tj E C K almost everyone. , ' E ,, 2 W oo JAN. 14: And more tests! ' ., - I NM least nneyu-e no harder , ,E-1 5003 than the last ones. , ,. s I E2-'Dv nz fh , ,fi A- i FEB. l: Senior party with plenty of eats, F 5 ,gf -! but no candy and gum. - ' ' FEB. 12: LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY. We're glad he was born. School's ::.2:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.::.i:.:.:..-N 30 M..ai:12.23.1iff.:.i.:T.:.:.:.:.: .-. Ianni.w,-,-.,-,,-,.1,,-,-,-.M Alpha M..1:2:22.12Iizz::l:::::.::, SCHOOL CALENDAR Continued --- out at two o'clock. EEE. 14: VALENTINE'S DAY. Here's where we can tell you who likes who I ms. 21: P.T.A. celebrates 1-'oUmnER's my. . FEB. 22: Junior Square Dance. Everyone come of kx ir and swin our partner. x ff: A fr 4 27: Nice going! We wish every month 'ff W had only twenty-eight days. ff fx , 11 MAR. 1 and 2: Big nights for the Juniors V 14 -5 when they tell us how to get, A READY MADE 'ff 11, 5 7 FAMILY' . xi M MAR. 8: Juniors have Q ,rg-W-QQ -4 4, x 'uma and JANE' from State M7719 fn L College. 9 ' ff. ,fn ww, K pw MAR. 10: Seniors begin I f 1 5 to get excited about their trip o ' SHING O . All , plans are made. X MAR. 15: SENIOR DNNCE to-night. Last school x70 ff: party for the Seniors. jk MAR, 21: SPRING is here! Aren't you all ,,4 J glad? MAR. 29: Freshmen have a. successful party. Good luck, Freshmen 2 APRIL 1: APRIL FOOL! Did you get fooled? if f APRIL 9: More tests. Oh, well, not many X more this year. ' , K 1, ,A f APRIL 12: Student Council Party! 5 ,f f APEIL 18: More preparations for the Wash- : X ington trip. It won't be long. lf I' X 4 MAY 14: The Seniors are really excited, WE-X X To-day they leave for Washington. 3 X MAY 16: Don't worry, Washington. We're gfb' K ,Lab leaving o-night. ' MAY 17: JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM! Gee, we must not miss this! MAY 24: ALUMNI BANQUET. Don't eat too much. MAY 26: BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY. All Seniors be LT, there. fl xx L'IAYti'?: CLASS NIGHT. Come and see who wills in . you BHS 28:8 COMCMT. Our last event. The C6453 4 X ,ff CLASS of '46 bids you farewell. ff' ? f A X fX Navi? XIV, X J 2. L f 7 'QQ' ff mek ,XQQZ Q x K Dj A if Q X1 W kwa AX X QV , dpfiffzf XX ' ,Q ZQZ, 'X 4 O ' 1 U 7 -1:1:11:::::1:e::::f:f::::f:f::: yy- 2112::eiLI::::::::::z:.:1:::::: A., 1 mf-.ml eu. ,:fwnuuf,-'Q Sggan... W my qs, sw.. ww vh M.. w wa- ng , .mm v lp ZW M cya!-1 JE! E A' H W W 7 .1 X ' X ji 1, Q E 194 ' ' ' ' fri A Q A .1 52573529 0 A Www H! ' W - A n 1 . MU: my 32, f'f7-I Mr xiv lil 1-. a,' 'f3, J- I y,,,,wi l E Q QW I xi 'J I 0',j,Q L,L,.'fyJ'5 f'x xf,pv A 0 7,J,,:Mw XX, '15 S t' W EQ, 1415-3 f,,,d-1' xii? W w5545 f5 ffff1'f'f,, 55,2 'W' fm' W In W w 25, XTX :To '-Q -2 , ,ALl,:: - xi ' NVQ 55? btw 53 15 W df N NNW? U-h '- H A ,ff M1 www' 4l l 1 A f Vf - ' 'Jr' nf 114,A 7 f1 ' K ' ,QQ ye. V Q' . ' ,I iziz qp ek WX M1 1- Mean mm T3 e, the members of the ALPHA staff,take this opportunity to express our sincere ap - preciation forthe support given us by the profes - sional men and business concerns whose advertise- ments appear on the fol - lowing pages. They have made possible this pub- lication. We urge our readers to study the advertise- ments, and to patronize the firms they represent. THE STAFF znorzf-:noel:'f'f:-1g f'7A-'Y-7' W-------AT -- fvf- - There are no Holidays for ACCIDENTS - DEATH - SICKNESS For The Best Protection Join THE MACCABEES Hospitalization - Life - Health - Accident INSURANCE Dist. Mgr., HORACE R. ROSS, for Cent. Penna. W. A. KEITH, Commander Mrs. HAZEL ROSS, Record Keeper Petersburg Lodge, No. 463 0 HORACE R. ROSS General Insurance 8: Real Estate For your Protection Life - Accident - Health Fire -- Automobile - Liability 36 7,7777 AA. ,.,,7,,,,,,,g,7,7 FIRST NATIONAL BANK PETERSBURG, PENNA. O We invite you to make our Bank your Bank O We are a MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 37 JOHN E. SHELLENBERGER Plumbing and Heating Huntingdon, Pa. JOHN W. SCOTT Petersburg, Pa. Farmer Dealer in Live Stock, Wool A. A. C. Co. Fertilizer Field Seeds Binder Twine etc. Compliments of KURTZ'S BARBER SHOP 7th St. Huntingdon, Pa. ELWOOD V. PORT Q Clover Farm Store Confection and Ice Cream Dial 2664 Petersburg, Pa. DOLLlNGER'S MEN'S QUALITY sl-lor 7ll VVashington St. Huntingdon, Pa. KIRKPATRICICS RESTAURANT Petersburg, Pa. Good Meals - Comfortable Rooms We make our own Ice Cream Complete Line of Magazines Compliments of HOTEL HUNTINGDON Huntingdon, Pa. WOLF FURNITURE CO. Huntingdon's Outstanding Furniture Store 4 Floors of Furniture Shop and Compare 7th and Mifliin St. Huntingdon, Pa. 8 I II -. --'-Y-Y--W V-------7------------v------f------ff I I i I I I I I I I U I I I I I I I I I I I I II H II II I I I I I I II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I I I I I Lester J. MacDonald Asphalt Paving Authorized Distributor for Colas Roadbinders Roller and Grade Service for Township and Boroughs ALL KINDS OF COAL Residencez- l200 Warm Springs Ave. Huntingdon, Pa. Phone IO54-lVI Garage:- IOO Penna, Ave. Huntingdon Pa. Phone l05'4-1 GILL'S .SFZIZVFSZZSP JOHN aiu., Prop 1229 PENNA. AVE., TYRONE, PA. WRECKED CARS B E A R REBUILT H f BODY 6: FENDER REPAIRING HYDRAULIC BRAKE SERVICE S E R V I C E AAA TOWING COMPLETE KNEE ACTION STEERING WHEEL ALIGNMENT 8: WHEEL BALANCING SERVICE srscmuziue in wmacxsn cn Ri:suu.mNc. Telephone TYRONE 862 39 'S STANLEY'S BROWNbilt SHOES Shoes to suit and fit all high school students 713 Vlfashington St. Huntingdon, Pu. Woodrings's Floral Gardens Designers and Decorators Quality Flowers Phone 1141 8th and Wash. Sts. Huntingdon, Pa. HUSTON'S STORE General Merchandise Furniture Home Owned Petersburg, Pa. SlMPSON'S RESTAURANT Fine Foods VVe specialize in Sea Foods - Steaks - Italian Spaghetti 7th 8: Vl'ashington Sts. Huntingdon, Pa. 40 Il ll ll il ll ll ll ll ll ll ll li ll ll ll ii ll ll ll ll il ll ll ll ll ll ll ll li ii ll ll ll ll ll xl ll V ll ll ll ll ll ll il ll ll ll li ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll sl ll ll ll ll ll A CALLING OF SERVICE INTO THE lives of each one of us comes a dark day of inevitable Ioss, and it is only natural for a normal person to sorrow at the Ioss of a loved one. It is at such a time that the funeral director is called in, and to serve his clients to the fullest extent he must be a man of many abilities, for his responsibilities are many. The funeral director is made the confidant of many, and many privacies of the domestic life of the home to which he is called are disclosed to him, and he must always count it as his first duty never to betray the trust placed in him. i In spite of his continued contact with death, he is careful not to perform any act that will affect the dignity of death and will always reverence a dead body no matter what its condition might be. By his skill he can help to take away the grimness of death and make it seem as it should be, a quiet sleep from which there is no awakening. By his experience and thoughtfulness he is able to relieve the clients of worry and anxiety, leaving a grateful- ness to himself that will be remembered years afterwards. It is a work that carries with it an untold amount of satis- faction for it Iightens the burdens of humanity, and gives an opportunity of showing kindness, consideration and understanding at a time when it is most appreciated. IVIY DUTY IS TO THOSE WHO ARE BEREAVED, and I find it difficult to imagine a calling offering more opportunity of service to the community in which I live. TEMPLE'S FUNERAL HOME Petersburg, Pa. QUALIFIED LADY ASSISTANT 41 Shaffer Store Co. MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE 0 Petersburg, Pa. F. S. Haines, Manager 4 D P C , E SERVICE Z 2: M ' rn 1' 2 5 0 Hom-Taste Bakenes Huntingdon Mt. Union Phone I l48 Phone 30 42 GARDNER'S CAN DIES Always Fresh The Largest Assortment m Central Penna.. Tyrone, Pa. Nuts -- Electric Cooked and Salted Fresh Daily Compliments of W. H. HOFFER Better Stores, Inc. Phone 2937 Neff's Mills, Pa. GARMAN DEPARTMENT STORE A store whose qualities you can trust, whose advertising you can trust, whose values you can trust 1014 Penna. Ave. Tyrone, Pa. Compliments of FREDA SHRlNER'S BEAUTY SHOP 1402 Mifllin Street Huntingdon, Pa. Phone 355 J. M. MANBECK 'Ice Cream and Home Made Pies Petersburg, Pa. MRS. A. C. EBERLE Roadside Market Groceries Farm Produce in Season Willow Grove Farm Petersburg, Pa. CLAlR'S PLACE Confectionary Gasoline Warrior Ridge Clair Brindle, Proprietor BLATCHF ORD FURNITURE CO on the Corner on the Square Everything for the home Tyrone, Pa. A-'A-Al'7-'-7'7 '7':l:'-'-'7'7'7'-r-'f'Y A. E. HOLLINGER Furniture and Floor Coverings 504-S06 Washington Street Huntingdon, Pa. FLOYD C. HARSHBARGER Groceries and Meat Dry Goods Petersburg, Pa. Dial - 2828 D. A. REID Barber ' Petersburg, Pa. ou:::i::::::::i,:t:fL 'i1::::,-::: ':::::::. Compliments of Compliments CHARLES E. BROWN, County Treasurer gf Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments of EMMA S. STEELE Protihonotary and Clerk of Courts Huntingdon, Pa. FISHER HARDWARE STORE l0l0 Pennsylvania Ave. Tyrone, Pa. 44 0 Huntingdolfs Modern American Shoe Shop Highest Quality Reasonable Prices All Work Guaranteed 212 Seventh St. Huntingdon, Pa. R. Koontz, Prop. 0 45 mill i i Y lx N 1 Compliments N ll of ll l: no John D. Grove Sons i V ll X Phone 888-889 721 Seventh St. U 3 Huntingdon, Penna. l, i l V i!:3:::::fi::::::::l:::iii::i'i::'f::uoc::i fi: :'7 '7 LLL.!li7,7::,ncl:: F H Wayne Feeds and Co-op Feeds 1 Cement - Lime - Seeds - Fertilizers ll X Carrier Farm Freezers U l Full Line of Electrical Appliances ll U lx ei Cash Feed li H 3, and Suppl Co. U V Huntingdon, Penna. l ll W Phone 562 V li Ai il 'rl' 7 hwwmirflfi 2 -2-2-lr ----ll-ifkfl -7 2 - YY ini' 46 -'-'TT'-'TTT-CT AA-CTT'-TCTTW11TCT-X-'Tvwvv-'-'TTT'-'TTORT- 1 Compliments Meet your friends at 11 of 11 11 M U R P H Y S ' 11 HUSTON MOTOR CO. 11 11 ll Huntingdon, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. 11 2.E.i.,:i.3:1.::.::.2.i.:.::::1.:.i.i.::.::i.:::.,i.i.i.:i.:.:.: 11 W. FRED STRAIT JANE'S STYLE SHOP Huntingdon, Pa. Exclusive 11 Ladies and Misses Ready to Wear Studebaker 11 Sales and Service 522 Vkfashington St. HuntingdOl'l, P iiiziiiii:il.iiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiii'iii'i,..:i:iLitliiiiiiiiiiiZiliiiiiiiiiiitiii A. L. WESTBROOK When in Huntingdon meet your friends at I TEXAS LUNCH Ask the man Who 0Wn5 One Famous for those delicious Huntingdon, Pa- 11 Hot Dogs and Hamburgers :.::::i.1:.i-:.:.:::.:1.::.:f,i.3121.32.1.1:.:.::.::.:.::.fan-f The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance co. , . , 11 Huntingdon James I. Weimer-District agent 11 H . 11CONSUMER COOPERATION, Inc. untingdon, Pa. iz.:1.1.311:.::::.ji.:.i:.:.:11 - ll C0mP'1mf'1fS ll Phone 304 1233 Mifflin street of 11 BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co. 1 A. C. Rowlands-Staff Supt. Room 2. Huntingdon, Pa, Union National Bank, Huntingdon, Pa. 111':::::::::::--A:::::Q:::::::::4:E11.:.:i:::.1.:f:1:.:f1.:.::1e:e:::.ZQYZZJ Compliments of HUNTINGDON NEWS AGENCY 11 B'-ANKS BARGMN SHOP Rosie Swartz 901 Mifflin St. Huntingdon, Pa. News Tobaccos Confectionery :V1:114:11E:.:::::::11:-::1::1:::f:::e:E 11 MARK'S CAFE 11 Opposite the P. R. R. Station D. F. Greenleaf, Prop. Huntingdon, Pa. Meals at all hours Huntingdon, Pa. 47 1 1 1 1 1 H LI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9-' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 f oxen, 0 The Tyrone Norwalk Vault Co. ' 0 48 Congratulations to the Class of '46 F lSHER'S RESTAURANT John Chiaras and Harvey Fair Huntingdon, Pa. WESTBROOK'S Footwear for the entire family Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments of GElSSINGER'S AMERICAN SHOE SHOP Quick Service Swansdown and -Iaunty junior coats and suits exclusive with us. VOGUE SHOP 5295 Penn St. Huntingdon, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. 100 Rooms Free Parking Compliments HOTEL PENN HUNT of A Complete Modern Hotel Huntingdon, Pa. Mitchell Saltzman, Mgr. McCRORY'S Sgt and 109' Store Huntingdon, Pa. CORCELIUS HARDWARE COMPANY All kinds: Hardware - Sporting Goods --Electric Supplies 715 VVz1shington St. Huntingdon, Pa. HENDERSON BROS. Dry Cleaning - Rug Shampooing Huntingdon, Pa. scouts so-.CHQ . sr.-.-,ss Y, Ysfsfsfsfsfsfsfsfsfsv .W ,, .W H V W rw Yvif if Y-W VY Wi WWW E V if ll M v lj Congratulations ll ll LRUPERT CHEVROLET CO.i N Class of 1946 W U For That Big Step li Oldsmobile and Chevrolet H Il in Life -Make it a ll H 1, Sales and Service Il King-Cut Diamond from ll l ll I 'l l N i S I M M S U l ll H l i 20 VVest 10th Street ii l ii 215 East 10th St. Tyrone, Pa. I N i Tyrone, Pa. U l M Q Phone 350 jewelers -- Clothiers ii ll ll Yi ll U ii::1:::1::1s:f:::1:gi-1-T-1-f-f---Zfziis:lj::::A:f::if:11f:1:::::1:111::1Q,,-1 il U M ll Diamonds H l, M H - W. C. MARROW U s U M ll , bv V ,A ' , Agricultural Implements U 2 ffl ii ll I l ' ' , - tw Kb and ii -- - ll ii -- !-'- t i f 5 4: ' C N Supplies H ' ffl l U W Manufacturers of Harness Graduation Gifts From 51.00 up and Harness Repairing Diamond Jewelers English Riding Equipment it in Huntingdon for 11 H :X 72 years N 207 East 10th st. Phone 112 ll U ri BLACK'S qi I Tyrone, Pa, H U ll f,,,f,Y,-,-,-,-s-s-,-,-s-.-.-,-.-,f,f,L.,Ms-sM,,.,,,s,Cs,,,,,s,s,s,,,,,,, 'f'-'JV'7s- k'f--'---A-A-A--A't'f'Y'f'-A-'A-f'f'f '-A--f-- 0 Central Pennsylvania's Largest Insurance Office Swigart Associates, Inc. Huntingdon - - - Pennsylvania Savings to Policyholders For 40 years - - Since l907 Petersburg Garage ATLANTIC GASOLINE and OIL Approved Atlantic l00,000 Mile Florida Road Test Lubrication Service 0 Goodyear and Lee Tires lce Cream Confections Paul's Restaurant Tyrone, Pa. The Best in Food Fountain Service ,,1.,,,,7,, L , Yi, 117 Y, .iff if fin H f 52 .,.,.YYY.Y.Y.Y.-.-Y---.-----f--.- -2' SNARE and HESS Complete Food Center Smithfield, Pa. Phone 386 RAY ENGLISH Men's Clothing and Furnishings next to Clifton Theatre Phone 1195 Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments Compliments of of FRlEDMAN'S MEN'S SHOP Huntingdon, Pa. STlNE'S CORSET SHOP Huntingdon, Pa. PENN STREET CLOVER FARM STORE M. L. CLASTER AND SONS Building Supplies - Structural Steel Quality - Service - Economy Lumber - Millwork Huntingdon, Pa. Huntingdon Tyrone Compliments Compliments of of HELENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 906 Penna. Ave., Tyrone, Pa. Phone 1334 WEIS PURE FOOD STORE Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments of SEVENTH STREET NEWS Don Mark CAPLAN'S First in Quality First in Fashion First in Value Huntingdon, Pa. 621 Washington St. Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments Compliments of f 0 WILLIAM R. ROSENSTEEL Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphan's Court of Huntingdon Bar.- B - Q Our Specialty Huntingdon, Pa. 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'Q Wilson Chemical Co. White Cloverine Brand Salve Tyrone, Pa. Petersburg-Logan P. T. A. We urge you to join this organization and ask your support for the betterment of the school We appreciate your support of the lunch program or our no ..ee54e.e.e oe 0 f1'l534,. y FOR THE ff? GRADUATE Tj 1 Qikff GIFTS THAT LAST Mur Jewelry Co. Huntingdon, Penna. Compliments of WARNER BROS. THEATERS Wilson and El Patio Tyrone P Val Donne - Manager fru:'A'f'f'Y ' Afffrfr --fef--Y P ll w M V U H H il U ii H i 1 in M H H M M H U ii N li in H li M H H WE.AVER'S THE FLORIST T,1q.3q..-1 Phone 431 Huntingdon, P -1oo-o-- F. T. O. Member Compliments of WALTER HOUCK Coal Dealer All kinds of coal Reasonably priced Phone 2609 Petersburg, Pa., R. D. ii iililifliij 56 -7,- A 77 - Y - Y 7 7,7-7, 7-faq, Compliments of F LEN NER INSURANCE AGENCYi l THE VILLA I D' - R d G .H 3 East 10th Street Tyrone, Pa. ming oom an ri , ! 9 East Stfeet Phone Tyrone, Pa. 9 ::::::1-ze:-:::::::::::::::::-1-1 ::::A:s:f:1:::-ifi-ieiiifi:1::1:1:1:f:1:3 l Complmts FIRST BLAIR COUNTY 2 NATIONAL BANK of 1 Strength and Security Through 72 Years 3 l Petersburg, Pa. Tyrone' Pa' l LL::::L:,:ifi.:,,,:i:Li1::i 1ZZ:Lxliiiisizzz i: :,l,i! ! Compliments Compliments of HARRY HAWN and SONS of Eastern States and York Chemical Fertilizers All kinds of trucking Petersburg, Pa. BURKETT'S RESTAURANT 8 VVest 10th Street Tyrone, Pa. RED'S PLACE Confectionary and Sandwiches Dial 4136 Petersburg, Pa. AULTS and CRAIN Quality Foods 22 W. 10th St. Tyrone, Pa. WMC'i hC'i 'mCS5 .-.VY-frfrfrfrvr.-Y-V7 7L7,7L7L:I:,-,- 7.7,,,, U M M II ll II ll M in 0 West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Lof... 0 aa asagvm, i Acklin Jewelry Co 0 Largest jewelry and China Store in Central Pennsylvania Where High Prices Do Not Prevail 0 Tyrone, Pa. Compliments of - Q- 00209. Z HUNTINGDON, PENNA. e Y e,e 5,g..rer, new r eeeeer renew ll H ii W it il ii ii wi ii H ii ii ii ii ii W ii ii ii ii ii ii H ii ii ii H is U H iid ii ii ii ii ni ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii li ii H ii ii ii W ii ii ii ii ii ni ii ii w il li LANEY'S FEED MILL Eshelmen's Guaranteed Feeds McCormick-Deering Farm Machines and Implements 8th and Penn Sts. Huntingdon, Pa. MILLER BROTHERS makers and distributors of Miller Farm Pure Pork Sausage Phone 2145 Petersburg, Pa. Compliments of LUGG 8z EDMONDS Department Store 4 Huntingdon - Tyrone .g....:1::::Ziiiiifleii1i1i:L,,ii HOFFMAN'S Sealtest ICE CREAM and MILK ,,n:,Y,,,-,,.,7,,.7,,,Y,7,7,7,-.-,,,Y, 0. G ll ll Compliments W. A. GRIMISON 6 SON lg M Of ll il Fine Confections ll ll S K I P ' S 1 N N 12 li Huntingdon, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. li 1' H ll irZiiilririif-1I'I'iiiiiiififiiiii--SI::E:::::::::::z::1:::f1111:-11:-:::::r:::::E! LEvINE BROTHER'5 FAMILY SHOE STORE li SM,-I-H.s MARKET ll ll 1076 Pennsylvania Ave. Meats and Groceries ll li ll Tyrone, Pa. 929 Mifflin St. Huntingdon, Pa. 121:AEL1I:fiiiiziillciigjiiiiill,-LIZ3:1212AiiziziziififiELLM SEARERS MAYTAG and ELECTRIC STORE LEVINE BROS. II ll ll Phone 572 112 Penna, Ave. Quality Men and Boys Shop I I Tyrone, Pa. TYYOHC, Pa- ll ,L I,,,,, I,,, ,,, 1' L,,,,, .-I,.,,fL,,,,f,,-, -AI-,-ll iii,,1Ti,,,,Yi'I,,,?i1 ,,'lZi'1,?Ziij H,T-Tl,,,?Y 'l We-1 ,rf-2-2-2--i 7-2-if I' ll LESTER'S WORKMEN'S STORE Compliments II ll Clothes for work and dress f Shoes and Rubber Footwear 0 ll 1055 Penna. Ave. Tyrone, Pa. A FRIEND 1113111211:if:fiiA:f:::A::A: l5131513211i:::::i:1:1Z1:::A,LIEll ll Compliments C0mPlimCUfS of of l II LOGAN FURNITURE li GEORGE READERS BARBER SHOP li II Huntingdon, Pa. TYTOUC, Pa- :11:f':::::f:::':::::::':::f:':::f:-:::lll11:::11::i:f:f:1:::1:1:11f:::i11:f:1::: QI ll ii - It Compliments Compliments ll ii f ll ll 0 ll of if EMMERT INSURANCE I4 ll ll c. H. MILLER AND co. M ---1 Il ll ll REALTY COMPANY I. ll Huntingdon, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. Il ll 61 Compliments of J. C. Blair Compan Division of Western Tablet and Stationery Corporation Manufacturers of Stationery Huntingdon, Penna. 62 OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS j. H. NEFF, County Supt. FRANK MACILL, Asst. Supt. County Supervisors Louise Halbach Austin V. McBride Home Economics Ed. Agriculture Ed. Rutherford Porter Special Ed. Congratulations and best wishes to the sponsors of this year bool: Court House Huntingdon, Pa. POSERS DEPT. STORE Huntingdon's Fastest Growing Store On the Brightest Corner in Town Corner 6th and Washington Sts. Huntingdon, Pa. For Better Values Low in Price Shop at this Busy Store High in Quality ,g3,,es,ses,,oa ooso as access, , l i l i l l i l ll Q, JAMES C. MORGAN when in ii ' Huntingdon ii Insurance M Everybody li Huntingdon, Pa. ll goes to the li i. ,ff jffff1:f :1:+ CLIFTON THEATRE l Compliments of The Entertainment i ii FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Center Auto - Life - Accident - Fire li Liability - Hospitalization of Ii Lewis S. Knepper T Representative . 1415 Moore St. Huntingdon County 1' Huntingdon, Pa. L Phone 655 ll M', llil..LllIiilZillli'1A1lil ,l l'i1lLlTl iiZ,lZl2lZiZlZiilZ1.l1liiilllilfiiilll Y 1 Compliments H 5 cash credit of T3 l T PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE Complete Home ll i' Big, Friendly Furniture Store Furnishers since 1896 Huntingdon Pa l l, filiii-i-:::-:-f:::1i:1:1:::1:ff::Q:1:.: l 3 ROTHERT COMPANY l Compliments ll ' U l of l' Tyrone, Pa. ll U MARTIN H. HEINE ll Cash Credit Huntingdon, Pa. li ll .gp-nc , , Y , ,YJ ' Detwiler Motor Co. 0 O of The Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co. 65 RiT'-WWTF-Ri W'Ri'iTYVRRRYilfi RiRR iY'RRi-'RCTCRWRRRRRR ll ' il it JOHN G. SIMPSON EST. SWARTZ COAL 8x SCRAP il Dealers in ll John Deere and Oliver ll Farm Machinery and Repairs ll ' Lime and High Grade Fertilizers ll Auto Parts Oliver Sz Syracuse Used Tires Plows and Repairs ii Roofing - Sewer Pipe ll Wire Fencing ll Clover and Timothy Seed li 1518 Penn Street - ll Huntingdon, Pa. ' john K. Barben, Mgr. U 210 VVash sr. Huntingdon, Pa. ll -Sesesea-.esew-sgsg4,f gsgs-.- A-ll.gs-.gsgsgwa 1-fiffisisisziwasig , ,Y,,,, Y,-,f ,,-,,,- Y f,,,Y,,,,,,,- , i,,,-,- ,.-.- f - C Y H , ll li ll 9 Home of U HUNTINGDON s lm Janf2eH ll SECRETARIAL SCHOOL ll Sweafffs 4-U1 Penn Street U ., ll Schoble Huntingdon Hats ,,Intcrw0ven,, For beginners - Complete Office Training Courses Hose in 42 weeks Swank For 2 year commercial Leather Goods students - 24 weeks finishing course KNEPP and NEIL ll , , Assistance given Store for Men and Boys graduates in securing it positions ll Phone 376 Huntingdon, Pa. ll Enroll for Summer or Fall School H ll ll 66 H H ll ,11,,,1,1,1.-. ,,,, 1,1,1,1., 1,,,1.Y.1 vii-V-.-V-,-V-,-,Y ,nf-Y---ff,-,-Y-,--- ll Compliments Always Busy! ll li of There's a Reason ll ll 1- NEWTON TAYLOR ll GETZ MARKET STORE ll ll ll District Attorney of Huntingdon County H 1068 Penna. Ave. Tyl'0rlC, Pil- li li 11111111 1i1'1:1:1:11:1:1:1:1:1:1:11 i illf-iiiiiiiii-1:i:i:i:'::i1i'1 ll l' . COmp'me tS gl BooN1E's GARAGE ll of ll . Gas -- Oil ll 4th CO. ll McCormick-Deering Service ll U G 11 '1' k' Huntingdon, Pa. ll mem mc mg ll Phone 470 Phone Alex. 2936 NeE's Mills, Pa ll liiiiiiiiiiiiliil'7ll'll1'1iiZlZlZillZ1 llililiiiifliiii'1ll5l5i31i?i3i'i5i'i ll ll ll CROYLE'S STEWART'S MILLINERY SHOP U ll Clover Farm Store Always the newest in millinery at popular prices Quality Plus Satisfaction ll 215 Sth St. Huntingdon, Pa. A l NCff's Mills, Pa. Dial 2935 ll ll 11-1:1-11:-111:11111:-114:-1:1'1i1:1ll1-1212,1111:-1'1V:1ii1i'ir:':ri ll M Compliments JEAN DICK'S BEAUTY SHOP Q l ll ll , 1507 Penn Street ll Hurclvvare, VVall Paper and Paint ll Phone 852 Huntingdon, Pa, H Tyrone, Pa. ll ll -felO1Zi131::1:,::::l::e:,iiiOZiiiiIZ:::::,:f:1::f:: 67 Congratulations to the Class of '46 Hotel Alexandria For a Fresh Start Stop at a Hotel Phone 2609 Sponsler - Prop. iY7Y,:i::,4,-,ggi:::7'f' 'VW'-7-7-7-7 ' ' ' -V-W ----7-35 68 W:- STRlCKLER'S MILK and ICE CREAM Phone 78 Huntingdon, Pa. GARDNER'S CANDIES Always Fresh The Largest Assortment in Central Penna. Tyrone, Pa. Nuts - Electric Cooked and Salted Fresh Daily c::lf::::::f -1:12:'411:1:ff:i:::17i::: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 'W' 1 were so 'e'rsr11 SHAFFER STORES CO. MEAT PLANT We buy cattle, hogs, calves, poultry Tyrone, Pa. ,,,,,,,,,.,7,-74:-7----V ------.-Y7...t7,n .,,,, Compliments of W. H. HOFFER Better Stores, Inc. Phone 2937 Neff's Mills, Pa. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of KIENZLES BAKERY Tyrone, Pa. KEYSTONE GARAGE Philco Refrigerators and Washers Atlas - Goodyear Tires Buy from the one who is always at your service Phone 2911 R. R. Russler, Prop HO0PER'S SERVICE STATION 34 Standing Stone Ave. Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments of MANN'S Stationery Store Tyrone, Pa. B. E. I-IUSTON NORMAN E. WRIGHT jeweler Headquarters for Electrical Supplies 417 Allegheny St. 421 Penn St. - Huntingdon, Pa. Phone 553-M Huntingdon, Pa. Compliments Congratulations of CLYDE S. 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