Philipsburg Hospital School of Nursing - Reflections Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

53 .Af 5 A 35 iii Fi Q E5 2 5 5 5 W 7 if ff X The School of Nursing oi The Phiiipsburg ..,,,.-. Reflections 19 6 Editor: Senior Class Advisor: Dorothy I. Smith, RN. B.S. Nursing Ed. 7 Stall- Hospital, Philipsburg, P6I1I15YI's'kiIli2l Florence Nightingale Pledge I solemnly pledge myself before God ancl in tlie presence of tliis assembly: To pass my life in purity ancl to practice my profession faitlifnlly. l will almstain from wliateyer is deleterious anal miscliieyous. and will not take or knowingly administer any liarmful clrng. l will clo all in my power to maintain and elevate tlie stanclarcl of my profession and will liolcl in my confidence all personal matters committecl to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in tlie practice of my profession. XVitli loyalty will I encleayor to aicl tlic physician in liis work and tleyote myself to the welfare of tliose committed to my care. 4 Foreword emu my pafienf Dearest Lord may I see well today and everyday in the presence of each and everyone of the sick, and while nursing them, administer unto thee. Thou hidest thyself behind the unattractable disguise of the irritable, the exacting, the unreason- able-may I still recognize thee and say, Jesus My Patient, how sweet it is to serve theef' Lord give me the seeing faith that my Work will never be monotonous, that I will ever find a new joy in humoring the fancies and gratifying the wishes of all sufferers. And dearest Lord, while thou art Jesus My Patient deign also to die My Patient, Iesus, overlooking only to my intention which is always to love and serve thee in the person of each and everyone of the sick. Lord increase my faith, Bless my efforts and sanctify my work. Author Unknown 5 l Dedication Dr. Patrick Cianopoulos 6 Dedication To some, Dr. Patrick Gianopoulos has always been a kind and faithful physician, to us, he has been this plus a sincere and reverent friend, always willing to come to our assistance, offering a little assurance along with a Witty remark and a hearty smile. After graduation from Philipsburg High School, he entered pre-medical school at Pennsylvania State University, continuing through medical school at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He served his internship at the Sewickley Valley Hos- pital in Sewickley, Pa. In 1951 he began his practice at the Philipsburg State Hospital. And now as We dedicate our yearbook to him, we humbly express our thanks and appreciation for all he has taught us, the many times he has sympathized with us, and the encouragement he has so freely offered us. May the Wind be at your back. May the road rise up to meet you. And may Cod hold you in the palm of His Handf, By Nosokomos 7 Board of Trustees Our hospital could not be run without the uicl of our aclininistrutive boarcl of nine ineinbers. Tliey lmve clireetion and control of tlie property of the Institution and help in all of the departments. Thaddeus WVayne President Leo Zeiglcr Fred Hughes D. S. Braucht Lucy Merrill Vice President Set-rc-tz11'y Emily Lamoreaux Dixie Peters Carl Lupton Paul Zeigler 3 Superintendent and Direetress of urslng School of Nursing Magee Hospital B.S.-Nursing Education University of Pittsb MRS. THELMA V. BISHOP RN B.S. in Nsg. Ed Diploma-VVarren General Hosplt 11 P.G.-Obstetrics and Surgery HI' 9 Assistant Directress of Nursing qu-s....,, MISS DOROTHY JEAN SMITH, R.N B.S. in Nsg. Ed. Diploina-Philipsburg State Hospital School of Nursing B.S.-in Nursing Education University of Pittsburgh Instructors Alice May Bell, R.N., B.S., M.A. in Nsg. Ed. Instructor-Nursing Arts Diploma-Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary General Hospital B.S., M.A.-Teachers College Anna Kathryn Chasar, R.N B.S. in Nsg. Ed. Instructor-Surgical Diploma-Philipsburg State Hospital B.S.-University of Pitts- burgh Columbia University New York City Margaret DeLancey,R.N., Ann jones, R.N., Peggy McClelland RN , B.S. in Nsg. Ed. B.S. in Nsg. Ed. B.S. in Nsg Ed Instructor-Pediatrics Clinical Instructor-Medical Clinical Instructor Surgic 11 Diploma-Philipshurg State Diploma-Philipsburg State B.S.-University of Pitts Hospital Hospital burgh P.C.-Cook County Hospital B.S.-University of Pitts- B.S.-University of Pitts- bllfgh burgh A To Miss Lily Orth, R.N. and Mrs. Anna Byrnes McCormick, R.N.: Although you are no longer with us, we the Senior class wish to express our appreciation for all you have taught us as we began our nursing careers. Your untiring efforts will always be remembered as we continue to strive toward our desired goal. We will never forget the fun we all had at the farewell party held in your honor at Black Moshannon. To both of you it was our way of saying thank you for all you had done for us, both in classes and on the wards. 11 M Supervlsors and p y Head Nurses Katherine Kenna, R.N. Mary E. Coley, R.N. Nil-'Chf SllP9fViS0f Supervisor, Operating Room Erie, Pa. Martha Maguire, R.N. Supervisor, Surgical Depart- ment Philipshurg State Hospital Mw 'W Ann Lesko, R.N. Supervisor, Private Floor Philipsburg State Hospital Dorothy Peters, R.N. Charge Graduate, Central Supply Philipsburg State Hospital St. Vineentis Hospital, St. Vincent's Hospital Erie, Pa. Post-Graduate work University of Pennsylvania Q Frances Houck, R.N. Supervisor, Out Patient Department Philipsburg State Hospital Certificate of P.H.N. University of Pennsylvania Lillian D. Miller, R.N. Supervisor, Maternity Philipsburg State Hospital P.G. Elizabeth Steele Magee Hospital Betty Lou Newcombe, R.N. Charge Graduate, Medical Department 19 Philipsburg State Hospital YZ N -Q R X f x X 7 A 4! y 1 I-WSICIANS 3 Senior taff Lester Luxenberg, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S. Chief of Surgical Service Graduate-University of Pennsylvania Internship-WVestern Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh Richard L Williams, B.A., M.D. Pediatrician Chief of Medical Staff Graduate-VVest Chester State Teachers College University of Maryland john K. Henderson, M.D., F.A.C.S. Medical and Surgical Service Bucknell University Graduate-University of Pennsylvania Internship-Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh P.C.-Mayo Clinic james L. Cornely, B.S., M.D. Obstetrician Graduate-Lock Haven State Teachers College Bucknell University -leHerson Medical School Internship-Danville State Hospital, Danville, Pa. Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa. E. L. Jones, M.D. Mccllcal Service Graduate-University of Maryland Lorenzo C. Runk, B.S., M.D. Bethany College, NV. Va. Medical School-University of Pennsylvania Internship Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. 14 di 1'3 Senior taff Clark M. Forcey, B.S., M.D. lladiologist Dickinson College Graduate-Jefferson School of Medicine llcsidcncy-Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia lntcrnship-Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia Radiological Society of North America Fcllow of American Board of Radiology Eugene A. Ronan, B.S., Ph.C., M.D. Saint Francis Collegc, Loretto, Pa. University of Pittsburgh, School of Pharmacy Georgetown Univcrsity, XVashington, D. C. II. Ford Clark, BS., M.D., F.A.C.S. Opthalmologist University of Pittsburgh, Mcdical School llcsidency-Opthahnology at Pittsburgh Eye and Ear Hospital lutcrnship-St. Francis Hospital George R. Taylor, B.P.E., B.S., M.D. Medical Servicc Springfield Collcgc University of Pittsburgh, School of Education University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicinc Internship-Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Resident-Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Frances D. Taylor, B.S., M.D. Pathologist-Chief of Laboratory Services University of Pittsburgh Univcrsity of Pittsburgh, Mcdical School Internship-Medical Ccntcr Pittsburgh Resident-Children's Hospital Pittsburgh Elizabeth Steele Magcc Hospital, Pittsburgh IJiploinate-American Board of Morbid Anatomy American Board of Clinical Pathology Fellow of American Collcgc of Clinical Pathology james P. Scott, A.B., M.D. Surgical Service Graduate-Dartmouth College Tcinple University School of Medicinc lutcrnship Nlercv Hospital Pittsburgh 15 Senior taff Melvin C. Ferrier, B.S., NLD. Medical, Olvstetrie and Pecliatrie Service XVashington and ,lcftcrson College lnternst1ipfMercy Hospital ltesitleney-Pliilipslnurg State Hospital Roy F. Tompkins, B.S., M.D. Olosteterie and Medical Service YVasliington :incl jefferson College University of Pittsliurgli, School of Bleclieint lnternsliip-Altoona General Hospital John Shotf, B.S., M.D. Surgical Service Butltntll UHIVL rsity -lelllerson Nleclieal College lntr rnslnp Bm tliltlicm Hospital james Harvey, B.S., M.D. Pre-Nieclieal-Pennsylvania State University Halineinann Medical College, Pliilaclelpliia St. Luke and Childrens Nleclieal Center, Pliilaclelphia llesiclenev-Pliilipslullrg State Hospital james Fulton Smith, B.S., M.D. Nleclieal Service University of Pittslmurgli University of Pittsburgh, Seliool of Meclieine lnternship-VVestern Pennsylvania Hospital Pittslnirgli, Pa. Patrick L. Gianopoulos, B.S., M.D. Xleclieal, Olisteteric, Pediatric Service Pennsylvania State University University of Pitsburgli, Seliool of Meclieint Internship-Sewickley Valley Hospital, Sewiclcley. Pa L6 Senior taff Peter M. Cuillard, B.S., M.D. Juniata Collogc' jefferson Modical Collcgc Intcrnship-Allentown Ccncral Hospital Leonadas T. Drivas, B.S., M.D. Medical and Podiatric S1-rvicc Pennsylvania State- Univc-rsity Univcrsity of Pittsburgh School ot M4-din-inc Intc-rnship-Pittshiirgh Hospital james L. Reichard, B.S., M.D. B.S.-Franklin and Marshall Collc-gc M.D.-Cornell University Medical Collcgv Ints-rnship-Goorgc F. GLtiSlllgK'I' Memorial Hospital Rc-sidcncy-Philipshurg Statv Hospital Dr. G. YVilliam Le WVorthy, B.A., M.D. BA, Pm-unsvlvania Statc Uuixx-rsity Xlvdical School-'l'cmplc Univvrsity School of Nlvdicim- Intcruship-University of Pitt Nlcdical Cm-utvr Hospitals SL'l'VL'Cl with NI.C.U.S.A. IllStl'llCUDl'-:xll2lt0lllj'-UlllVt'I'Slt5' of Pitt Nic-div,-al School lim-side-nt in Gout-ral Surgery-University of Pitt Nh-dical Ct-ntcr Hospitals VVilliam Harkins, D.D.S. Dental Service- Graduate-St. Louis Univm-rsity Consultant of PL-nnsylvania Stats University Spec-ch Clinic Cloyd S. Harkius, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., F.I.C.D. DL-ntal SL-rvicv Gradllato-Univcrsity of Pvuusylxauia hlClIllR'I' Statv Dental Council and Examining Boards Consultant of Pvnnsylvania State' Univvrsity Spoc-ch Clinic 17 51? sf Consulting taff ORTHOPEDIC SURCEON Francis V. Costello, M.D., B.S. Columbia College State University of New York College of Medicine St. johnis Episcopal Hospital King's County Hospital, Brooklyn London Hospital Robert jones Hospital PSYCHIATRIST John C. Urbaitis, B.S., M.D. and M.Sc. fMed.J Waynesburg College Internship-South Side Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Graduate Study-Graduate School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia PHARMACIST Gordon W. Sleigh University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy B, Kirk ,,,,, ....,, K ylertown C. Bradin ...... ,V Tyrone 1. Kirk ......,..,...,, ,. Tyrone E. Murchison ,. . ...... Tyrone L. Owens .i.. ,..,,. C oalport 18 a. '-1,- 2 CB is.-Q ff' W 'vfvfi-,L B 'AE cfflff, 5 5' 0 4 I ' fl V I1 2 1 ' ' ' 1 . 4 , F ' . . , If if LI n, ,J ' 4, D . , 4, 2 N , Q ,I V' L 1 , ' - W - 9 f , , , 1, , ,pr . 49 A9 , , tw. pun f f ' f of ll ,If,,rY' 'S' s A 1' 4 41 GQADUATE S Mable Adams, R.N. Lock Haven Hospital fxiinf Grace Ahlberg, R.N. Geisinger Hospital z5g.'f.,?.'fg ,,.3igQag?gQigig45fg,fI: ' :Quia -L w ' . , ,. q-,, at, L. , -wa ,, ,H A. . .. 1, pmt ' ' 1'1 ' JL . 7 -eil? -' -' ' f if, 6.4 W f t, ,av 6. , . -wi.-11. , W fem., ,,.,,:, K L -1 .W :IQ-:M ' . 'fs' .g,,-,L it -g:,1gz.5,f,-A ,Je .gffifwiiat-'fzt,:-Vw ' ,- 1-'fer fi wi:-gsvfiyi ltlwzm 51' Patricia Bordas, R.N. Indiana Hospital Genevieve Blasko, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Edith Files, B.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Murial Fassinger, R.N. Clearfield Hospital nur' Barbara Eyerly, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Matilda DeBross, R.N. Philipslmrg State Hospital Doris Brillo, R.N. Pliilipsliurg State Hospital Mary K. Custer, R.N. Pliilipsluurg State Hospital Alma Brown, R.N. Anestlietist Philipslourg State Hospital Charity Hospital, New Orleans Eleanor Bungo, C.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Ieanette Carns, R.N. Pliilipsburg State Hospital S D Beatrice Conway, R.N. Pliilipsburg State Hospital 21 Anna Mae Cebulka, R.N. Pliilipsburg State Hospital Murial Carson, R.N. Cleariielcl Hospital Graduate Staff Shirley Goldthorpe, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Margaret Gallagher, R.N. St. Agnes Hospital, Pliilaclelphia, Pa. I 1.40, Harriet Gowland, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Joanne Hayes, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Jeanne Mott, C.N. Pliilipsburg State Hospital Yvonne Moore, H.N. Pliilipsluurg State Hospital s, .mf qu,-U julia Mohnal, R.N. Pliilipsburg State Hospital Betty Lou Marchello, R.N Philipslnnrg State Hospital Sarah Heath, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Graduate Staff Mary Hutchinson, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Grace Jacobs, R.N. Anesthetist Philipsburg State Hospital Mercy Hospital School of Anesthesia, Pittsburgh, Pa. Anna Marie 1ohnson,R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital jane Mackin, R.N. Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Margaret Laws, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Camet Kay, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Mary Io Mandel, R.N, 3Philipsburg State Hospital Graduate Staff Nancy Nelson, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Wilma Moyer, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital ag.J K f Emily McKedy, R.N. Ancsthetist Philipshurg State Hospital johns Hopkins School of Anesthesia, Baltimore, Md. Martha Nevling, R.N. Methodist Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. Janet Stone, R.N. Philipshurg State Hospital Margaret Turnbull, R.N. Philipshurg State Hospital Virginia Tubo, R.N. Philipshurg State Hospital Esther Tulwits, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Lois O'Brien, R.N. Philipslmrg State Hospital Graduate Staff Gloria Witherow, R.N. Philipsbnrg State Hospital Loretta Poshedly, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital ls Marian Socoski, R.N. Pliilipslmrg State Hospital Rose Richards. R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Shirley shoff, P..N. Philipsburg State Hospital iii ,f I Clarissa Simler, R.N. Pliilipsburg Statc Hospital Barbara Shufran, R.N. XVe-stern Pennsylvania Hospital Pittsburgh, Pa. Graduate Staff Pearl Wood, R.N. Pliilipsburg State Hospital Delores Womer, R.N. Pliilipslmrg State Hospital Helen Womer, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Beverly Yarger, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital Mildred Luther, R.N. Philipsburg State Hospital NOT PICTURED Helen MeGarvey, R.N. Patricia Pleskonko, R.N. Beverly Byron, R.N. Anna Tutokie, R.N. Frances Doutt, R.N. Vivian Williamson, R.N. Eleanor Sleeth, R.N. Pearl Rockwell, R.N. Beverly Wriglesworth, R.N Philipsburg State Hospital Private Duty Section Despite the growth of hospital care, an increased demand has been noticed for private duty nurses. Private practice represents nursing in its broadest conception up to about 1918. Broadly speaking, it is the giving of nursing care to one or more patients who pay the nurse directly. In this field the nurse gives nursing care in the home, in the hospital and sometimes she is called upon to travel with a patient. Nursing in private practice involves the performance of any act that will help the patient physically, mentally or spiritually. Viola Ayres Thelma Bloom Rozella Brodzina Alice Burns Helen Dickson Betty Folmar Rhoda Hamer Josephine Henry Indy Kerr Marion Kolesar Coldy Kyler Myra Kephart Mary jean Linberg Dorothy Maguire Iune McNeish Lois Owens Margaret Powell Gloria Patrick Teddy Peters Laura Peterson Olive Reese Adeline Rieder Pearl Rockwell Frances Roberts Rose Rosengren Alice Schrefller Signe Showalter Margaret Stonebraker Mary Swales VVilma Tibbens Avonell Trude Cladine Vroman Kenneth Long X-ray Technician Special Departments Edna Ashcroft, R.N., R.T. X-ray Technician Philipsburg State Hospital Intcrnship-Philipsburg State Hospital ,sgsgql V, 7.3 iz 35,4 in e' st, ' if r f' Lia A George Porter Laboratory Technician Franklin School of Science ancl Art, Philadelphia i, Hwy. V. V. t 'Sm V. f e fmga'-yiw . 1. . , - fr .sg . ' ' , 1 ' . V, fgifszrr-,aw Ann Barnard, R.P.T. Physiotherapist junior College of Physical Therapy, New Haven, Conn. 1 Lorraine Radebach B.S. Home Economics Dietitian Diploma-Penna. State University Internship-Montefionc Hospital New York, N. Y. 28 Marie Rudella B.S. Home Economics Dietitian Diploma-Villa-KIarie Collcgc Erie, Pcnna. Internship-Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, O. Member of A.D.A. Mary O'Neill Laboratory Technician St. Agnes Hospital, Philaclclphia ,, vi ,'VV 3 Ruth Smathers B.S. Home Economics Dietitian Diploma-Pcnna. State University Internship-johns Hopkins Membership, A.D.A. B. RRG This picturc was painted by Miss Crock mother and an photograph of it was taken for the yearbook. NVQ- wish to thunk you. Xlrs. Dorothy Croc, for permitting us to use your fine work. Senior 19 6 lil Mother and Dad M is for the money that they gave us willingly without regard to their own sacrifices. 0 is for the oftentimes they consoled our seemingly endless troubles and complaints. T is for the thousands of times they encouraged us to fulfill our dreams as well as theirs. H is for their hearts so warm and understanding. E is for their endless trip to Philipsburg State Hospital at the most inconvenient times. R is for remembrances of all the wonderful and happy times they have made possible for us. H I1 D is for the devotion we hold in our hearts for them. A is for the admiration we feel, but seldom show them. D is for your daughters whom we are proud to be. Put them all together they spell Mother and Dad ...... . . . . . the two people whose love and encouragement have never Waivered. . . the two people whose smile of pride has made these years worthwhile. . . the two people whom we can never praise enough, honor enough or thank enough. 30- Senior lass Histor September 7, 1953, brought forth for thirty- two future student nurses one of the most memo- rable days they shall ever have encountered. For on this day we got our first glimpse of what was to become our home for the next three years. To the majority of us it was a day of horror, for here we were, drawn from the comforts of our homes and thrown into the whirl with fifty other students-They who considered it just part of the dayf' and we who considered it more hectic than anything we could ever visualize. As we entered our rooms and met our fu- ture friends, we had no idea of the work which lay before us-or the good times we would share. Since we were deprived of much social life out- side the Nurses, Home, we soon began to find activities to entertain us on the inside. Who has known the joy of a cold bucket of water thrown on you while showering, or the honor of taking a bath with a filthy floor mop? But our entertainment was usually short lived, and we were ushered to bed by Mrs. Hoyt. We soon fell into the footsteps of our upper- classmen and before we knew it, capping was upon us. Unfortunately, by that great day, we had lost three of our original group. March 5, 1954, to us was truly our momentv as we were presented with our caps and bibs. The next few months found us still deeply absorbed in studying, and before we realized it, Spring was upon us, and we began enjoying many happy hours together. Our freshman year was climaxed by a fare- well picnic to our clinical instructors, Miss Lily Orth and Miss Anna Byrnes, held at Black Moshannon. Our junior year found us minus one more of the original thirty-two. Again classes began, and we were back in the old routine of work and study. In january the first members of our class left for their psychiatric affiliation in WVarren, Pa., separating us for the first time in sixteen months. Anxiously, we all awaited our turn, returning with a much broader outlook in nursing. Many happy hours have since been spent reminiscing over our trip from the Nurses home. Of course, Christmas brought the animal party for the doctors and their families, nurses, and student nurses. As always, gifts were ex- changed, and the Alumnae and students offered their talents by wav of a short entertainment. As summer arrived, it found us getting our Sunday bestv for Dr. Luxenbergis annual dance at the Country Club, for this was one of THE night-we could stay out till 12 oiclock midnight! And, as happens every year, August finds the students getting rather sentimental as they prepare for graduation. But sentimentality is soon forgotten as Promv night gets closer, pre- ceded by the Alumnae banquet. In just a matter of hours, the Seniors would be gone from the Nurses Home-and we would take their place. September 7, 1955, we were officially known as Seniorsv and the long twelve months which lay ahead of us seemed endless. By now our class had dwindled to twenty-five. As the last group returned from WVarren, classes were started, and once again studying began. But along with studying we now had an added project-making money for the yearbook. Our first attempt was in the form of a bake sale, which proved to be more profitable than we had ever dreamed possible. Thanksgiving found us madly selling tickets for a turkey raffle, only to be outdone by mad knitting, sewing. painting, and crocheting for our Christmas bazaar. january was another month of baking as we had another bake sale on the first floor of the hospital. A skating party was held in May for the benefit of the Senior class with most of the profit going to just enjoymentf' Again a bake sale was held in june, while july brought an end to our efforts of three previ- ous months of selling chances for the Osceola Mills Columbia Fire Company. Suddenly we realized that our days as stu- dents were numbered and diligence now must be topped only by determination. By now we are looking forward to the Senior Banquet given by the Alumnae, followed by the Senior Prom. Undoubtedly, Commencement will be our biggest night, for this is the night we will accept our diplomas and pin, which we will cherish forever. As we will stand together repeating the Florence Nightingale Pledgef, we sincerely hope we can always be faithful to the oaths we have taken. '-117'-nf' BARBARA ANN HARPER Barb', Tyrone, Pa. August 25 xS2Cl'6t0,I'g Witty . . . pony tail and dancing feet . . . likes hillbilly music and Fords . . . energetic Down in The Valley' NANCY LEE MCFADDEN 'iNance Grampian, Pa. August 6 Q'e5i61!enLL Capable class preseident. . . likes to get things done . . . conscientious and precise . . . sympa- thetic listener Sentimental Me' LAURA ANN PUSEY Annie Madera, Pa. October 19 jeddwfgf Jet black hair . . . determined and studious . . . likes square dancing, sports . . . class banker Wishin' MARGARET JEAN ACTON Peggy,' Philipsburg, Pa. April 1 Dignity in denim. . . meticulous, poised and efficient . . . late phone calls and long letters Band of Gold' IOANN E LINDSAY CARTER Beech Creek, Pa. March 9 Sleek physique . . .warmhearted and reserved . . . loyal p. s. f. 81 p. girl? l . . . sweeter than springtime Wish You Were Here' LEONA FLO BARTO Bart Marengo, Pa. january 29 Blonde, blushing, and buoyant. . .unbounded energy . . . unpredictable . . . twinkle in her eye . . , one continuous giggle 'Tll Cry Tomorrow f. ,,' MARLENE MARY CONKLIN 'iConk'i Philipsburg, Pa. April 16 Our Artistv . . . serious in purpose . . . patterns and designs always writing letters hearty laugh I Believe ...Q-' ANNA KATHERINE DEMPSEY Annan Osceola Mills, Pa. Iune 23 One of A.H.C. gang . . . silent and reserved . . . barefoot contessa f . . congenial and courteous Dream,, DONNA MAE DUMBLET ON Donna Osceola Mills, Pa. September 3 Gentlemen prefer blondes loyal A.H.C. member. . . frank and sweet . . . neat as a pin mops B.R. late at night Maybe Next Timei' CAROL ARLENE DICKSON Twit Tyrone, Pa. September 27 An A.H.C. girl . . genuine and unaffected . . . an ear for music . . . never a Worry . . . always has an answer. . . enjoys laughing Moments to Remember' VERNA LOU ESHBAUGH Verna Philipsburg, Pa. july 29 Mature individuality . . . dry humor . .. in- dependent. . .always willing to lend a hand . . . friend to all Am I in Love' LORETTA IRENE GOSS Peepee Tyrone, Pa. December 13 Instead of singing in tub, she yodels in the shower . . . 'KHX my curlsv . . . collects presents . . . dimples . . . an Ipana smile Silver Dollarv M' FLORENCE IE ANNE HELSEL Jeanne Houtzdale, Pa. july 5 Thrifty and devoted . . . domestic interests . . . knit one, purl onev . . . productive activity . . . Warnihearted No Other Love' CONSTANCE ANN CROE Connie,' Moshannon, Pa. April 19 jet propelled . . . chatterbox . . . what, What, whatv salt spray tides and sails in the horizon . . . flying fingers on the keyboard Happy Wanderer ,,..,,prv 's.. D MARGARET ANNE HILL Margie Morrisdale, Pa. May 2 Petite, courteous . . . clothes galore . . . sterling silver and crystal gobblets . . . good things in small packages September Song ELEANOR PATRICIA HURTACK Pat Troy, Pa. May 23 Efficiency plus everybodyis friend masked wit Works few, deeds great .. . sunny disposition A'Little Things Mean A Lot' j IUDITH ANN KENIORA jude Philipsburg, Pa. january 6 Mother nature curls her hair . . . out for fun . . . late hours, long talks. . . vibrant personality . . . A.H.C. beckons Undecided' l 40 NORMA LOUISE JOHNSON Norma Tyrone, Pa. August 4 Educational insight ambitious lass A.H.C. housemother . . . considerate and com- petent g'So Tired SHIRLEY JEAN LESKO ashirleyn Morrisdale, Pa. july 13 Beautiful eyelashes. . . small in stature, large in arniability . . , independent . . . friendship par excellence Colden Earrings' mg.- ., DOROTHY GALE LUTZ Dottie Winburne, Pa. january 2 Famous blush . , . realization of intention . . . lively conversation . . . kind and dependable Wedding Bells 1 ! F F EDITH LOUISE NEVLING Edie Janesville, Pa. March 12 Tolerant, casual, agreeable . . . complexion without a Haw . a , 5' Z , eyes of blue Love Walked In INEZ MARY McCLOSKEY 6'Inez Osceola Mills, Pa. September 19 Innocent as dawn . . . nimble, active . . . genu- ine bubbling enthusiasm . . . gay as tinsel Young at Heart' NANCY REED REESE Reesie,' Ramey, Pa. December 6 Popular . . . spontaneous good humor . . . per- sonality plus . . sun tan year around gracious helper And So to Sleep Againy' ELIZABETH ANN RERKO Betty Annv Ramey, Pa. April 8 Tall, graceful, feminine . . . catching smile . . . friend to one and all hope chest over- flowing 'Tenderlyv MARY IANE TIN CLE ujanien Osceola Mills, Pa. March 6 Entranced . . . natural friendliness . . . lavendar and old lace . . . ring on her finger Sincerelv,' XQXEQQ4 se Q SSR sex 999' 50 M' S 1514539 UNDER CLASSNEN -I5 lunior Class Histor f Our Junior year has come to an end, leaving behind us many experiences and cherished memories. Once more We cross a bridge leading to our goal in the nursing career. How the time has Hown by-We traded our Freshman classes for new experiences in Obstetrics, Operating Room Technique, Pediatrics, and the Diet Kitchen. These special serves teach us many things and many never-to-be forgotten memories. Our Psychiatric affiliation in VVarren, Pa., separated us for the first time when four of our class members left to study this Held of nursing for three months. This past year has been filled with many special activities. Parties, dances, and the little sessions We had nightly in our rooms have brought us closer together as a class. So, to you the Seniors, about to graduate and cross the final bridge on the road to becoming an RN., we Wish you all the luck in the World and much happi- ness in the years to come. We wish to express our thanks for helping us through our junior year and helping make it an unforgettable milestone in our road leading to being successful nurses. To you, the Class of 1956, we extend our heartiest congratulations on reaching the height of your goal-GRADUATION! Louise Ashcroft Barbara Beckwith Hose Cebulka Nancy Erickson 46 101111110 Gordon Nancy Hu111111el BL'1'I1lldCttC NIiIlCVV01lSl'l' Ioan Mott - , Slllldfil P1151-1' Dorothy Sankcy Nlury Kay Scovm-111 AA' -lc-1111119 Swidcrskx 1 f .. 130111111 XVilliilI1lS x Hclcn Xvilhillllh IQICIIIICHYIS Yingling 17 Pcggy ZZIICIIUICB Freshman Class History On june 6, 1956, twenty-nine girls entered the Philipsburg State Hospital School of Nursing. Although we were from different localities and knew little of each other, we shared one thing in common-our desire to become nurses. To us, our first six months were sometimes diflicult and we faced some disappointments. Twenty-seven of us were capped on December 1, 1955. This was an event we will remember always, for this was our first big step toward be- coming graduate registered nurses. In the months that followed we shared many happy moments, a few sad ones, and look forward to more in the next two years. With twenty-five now in our class we have been able to assume much respon- sibility. Although our classes are about ended, we are still learning much through our experiences on the floors. Now that nearly one year has gone by, we realize the importance of and appreciate all the help we have received from the staff and instructors. Also, to you Seniors, we express our thanks for aiding us to adjust to our new environment. Congratulations and best wishes on attaining your goal. Nancy Beardslec Marilyn Buck Donna Dinant 48 Barbara Dunkel Sandra English Elaine Gmerek Kay Fusco Shirley Helsel Geraldine Kasubick Ioyann Kennedy Joyce Kilmartin Mary Ann Kisinkie Mary Ann Moore Delores Morroni 49 Donna Miller Mary Jane Mostyn Marilyn Myers Clara McCary Jeanne Mclntire Sara Nelson Carolyn Thomas Grace Thomas Carolyn Viarcl Annette Waterloo Lucille Wrigleswcmrth 50 Pre- Clinicals On June 10, 1956 thirty new students entered the Philipsburg State Hospital School of Nursing. For the next six months they will carry the title of Pre-Clinicals. The first three months will be spent in learning Sciences from the Pennsylvania State University. In the months that follow they will have VVard Experience com- hined with classes to assist them to correlate their knowledge. To you, Pre-Clinicals, We, the Senior class, Wish as happy a three years as We have had-Good Luck! 51 Womengs Auxiliar The VVO1TlCI1,S Auxiliary of tlie Philipsburg State Hospital was organized Nlarcli 31, 1922 at a meeting held in the Asscnilily Room of the Bloshannon National Bank Building, and has acted continuously since. It was organized for the purpose of raising funds for equip- ment for the Hospital and assisting in any line of service con- nected Witli the Hospital, as requested by the Superintendent. President ...,...., . , Catherine Annnernian Vice President , Virginia Meyer Secretary .,., ,. , Connie Hamer Treasurer .i.. ., , jo Ann Hazelton 52 1' 5 EEA Rf vm ,X S ,S 1. 'J JG ff P I l SPECIAL E DEPARTMENTS Always be sure! ling MEM Medical . . . . . Ancl yesterday, and the clay be fore, and the clzlv before. 1 Meal time! 54 il 9 Z K B 5 urgical Need any help? Careful girls! D0 you call this writing??? Time out for confcrcncc Pediatrics VVIUCII the birdie! ,f Y 5 b ,.,,, 56 Try this piece. tug. f Maternit VVish he were mine! .Q-M 'ix Bundles of joy! YVl1o's first to do the CilLllll1CiSi0llS? ' V Q A 1t's A Private Floor New Ordvrs Y ' 'Qs- A YVQ-lcolno Visitor Diet Kitchen This needs a soup spoon girls. 59 Bones for Major fix E Offices Behind the scenes Y Y ! Clmrts in order? Dining Rooms I'll have one, thank you. W X Yooo I Y ,A R Time out for chow! VVateh that diet Y Y Y fwi' J , 2 may , 'M R' 7 ,W N f 'M- - H bn I in 61 LQ, -3 Y hai , .: , , V - is . f I Y I iggi A ,- M51 , , 1 Y Y ' ,ef .Yo., , I 9 igief' ,fail .sf 1 l if H Q-iw -ns, EA Kitchen Employees X I t i 1 t Nurses, Aides O l I1 Housekeeping Department blltt .... ww, wax N 9 , hz 12'5'i-...,.. gg 'i!'!wemH, V, Wu' 6 f155'1 1 if V Mx E? R-gif W? V' V 1' ,, , I we 6 Mfff, TW ,,A5E?z1,f+2+ ,, ,,,A. .ir ,gf V. A291 ' x Q v' ,. 'ff i ,Q 4 f 7 in L -an N4 KV' ww.. mmm. ,,,,,,,, Mu! gm Q A . y, 5 fa 'Wg . ...Q 1 + Physiotherapy W S I 1 t Drug Room X-Ray Hll t b th 9 tudents Dining Room Too tired to move! ls it 655 a.m. yet ? ? ? A little of this and a little of that please. aa. ggi' ,V ,Q-v A. K isvwqlw ,I 1,- ' i XYIH-rc' is l':Yl'I4Nl7Ud3'? QW Hx 'ir Laboratory ll1IIllklL'lIl2ltC' I'IllllHCk1'l'D1'I' X ' J , - ' l -1-av it gf s-,..,,M A I 'ian , , M-.,.. Consultation Room XYm7l'sx just Um' Big Happy Family G6 ... ,......... New Wing The Clinics The Out Patient Department of the Philipsburg State Hospital is under the supervision of Miss Frances Houck. All this work is done in special clinics located in the basement of our hospital. A Cleft Palate Clinic is held once a month for the purpose of diagnosing and recommending treatment for cleft palate and cleft lip patients. This Clinic has been in operation under the direction of the Department of Health since October, 1949, and examine on the average of 250 cases yearly. In addition to the above number of patients the Clinic Staff also examine adults who are spon- sored by the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. The Clinic Staff consists of: Cloyd S. Harkins, D.D,S., WVilliam B. Harkins, D.D.S., Prosthodontists, Robert L. Harding, M.D., Plastic Surgeon, Eugene T. McDonald, E.D., Speech Therapist, and I. Harry Blackwell, M. Ed., Psychologist. Cleft palate and cleft lip children require very special care from birth to adult- hood. Because of the coordinated and thoughtful planning of these specialists an individualized long term program can be outlined for each child. An important part in the conquest of Tuberculosis in Pennsylvania is carried on in the Pneumotherapy Clinical where air is introduced into the thoracic cavity to collapse the infected lung and promote healing. Here Dr. George Taylor, Clinician in charge of this clinic, gives treatment to a Tuberculosis patient. This service which is given weekly, permits patients to ucurev in their own homes among their own people. Dr. H. Ford Clark, Ophthalmologist, of Huntingdon, is shown examining the eye of this patient in the Eye Clinic. This clinic serves patients with refractive errors, and medical and surgical pathology. lt is held weekly on VVednesday, and patients from a wide area are referred for the specialized care available here. Dr. Costello, Orthopedic Surgeon, of Williamsport, comes monthly to ex- amine and treat orthopedically crippled children from Centre, Clearfield, and Elk Counties. He is shown examining a boy who may require years of observa- tion, bracing, and surgical treatment. This service is sponsored by the Clearfield- Centre Crippled Children,s Society. A very important community service, given in co-operation with the WVarren State Hospital, is that of the Mental Clinic which is held monthly. Here patients with a psychiatric or neurological problems are examined and treatment is out- lined to the family physician. Dr. Urbaitis, Psychiatrist, is here interviewing a patient in the clinic. Dr. Patta, shown with them. is a resident in Psychiatry in the Warren State Hospital, and will return to his native India in 1956 to work in a mental hospital in that country. Many problems are presented in this division by the persons who pass through. Within the facilities of the department, an effort is made to help the person to the proper service for his need. 68 Don't be frightened! Perfect vision-with her glasses! Is this for real 'P P ? l ,sad Emergency Room A friend in need. Uxygen HPPIY Working all right? F L Central HPPIY lnverytlling Sterile ? 'P K Y 5 Waiting Room , .. -J l lltll'l1tly wartmg. 1-'T' Snack Bar I ' that refr I 7 Residenfs Room lk t' Milk Laboratory Alltl f O Bb? Semi-Private Room lit Th T f-1-f .S- 5 mt did you H1111 Dm- ' , flung WE 4 -1.6 fb-W ffwwwfm Q i ' : SA J lf gu. MK. .f, . ,. Q40- M -A fi Operatin Rooms A Ready for Use-P Dx.. fwivsiwm' . . X ,., , v ':- :f Will Prvtty, Illlll? .ffffa A 5 Y. A Qi:-fm Musa . fp X is We-W ,,, '99- If Our Housemothers As we entered the Nurses' Home that first memorable night, we were greeted by a voice We grew to know quite Well-that of Mrs. Mary Hoyt. During our Iunior year, We were introduced to Mrs. Rlariuu Hughes, who was to be our second housemother. To them, We would like to offer our thanks for the many days and nights they have tolerated our antics Without severe criticism. wg X 3 5 Mrs. Mary Hoyt Mrs. Marian Hughes 76 Nurses Alumnae Association The Nurses Alumnae of the Philipsburg State Hospital was organized in 1926. Quoting from the constitution the object is as follows: To advance the standing and interests of the graduates of the training school. To extend aid to those in trouble or sickness. To promote social activities. To raise the standards of nursing to the highest plane. Our organization keeps close Contact with the American Nurses Association and the Pennsylvania Nurses Association by sponsoring graduate as well as student representation to national, state, and district meetings. Monthly meetings are held by the association on the second Thursday of each month with certain special activities, such as the banquet and dance in August, Father and Daughter Banquet in june, Christmas Party in December, Halloween Party in October, and dinner and dance for the graduation class in August. To date we have 109 active members. In memory of Cecelia Ferlitch, who gave her life in World XVar II, the association also presents an award to the most out- standing student nurse in the Senior Class. OFFICERS President . .,... ........,..,,.,. I eanette Carns Vice President .... .. Betty Lou Newcombe Secretary .,.,.,.. .. , .. . Dorothy Smith Treasurer ,..,. Margaret DeLancey 77 Name Peggy Acton Leona Barto , Ioanne Carter . . Marlene Conklin Anna Dempsey Carol Dickson , Donna Dumbleton Verna Esbaugh .,. Loretta Goss ,.,.,. Connie Groe ..,... Barbara Harper ,. Ieanne Helsel ....... Margaret Ann Hill Eleanor Hurtack i Norma Iohnson Iudith Kenjora Shirley Lesko ,. Dorothy Lutz ..,i Inez McCloskey Nancy McFadden Edith Nevling Laura Ann Pusey , Nancy Reese ...,. Betty Ann Rerko ..,. .,,,., Iane Tin gle ..ii. Senior Pet Peeve :'Uncle Sam, ,.,. insinuation of false teeth . .. not enough overnights . not enough Weekends . A misplacing things .,.,, Washing feet B.T. . ..... nights off with no overnights having to Wait ....... innumerable .. .. early hours . .... , State Lab .,,..,,.. ., coming in at ll ofclock , loud burping counting calories , ,.,. . calling a ucapv a haf, hospital privileges i,.i in at 11 o,clock i being late , i , Waiting .,., . yearbook .,. , Florida . .,,.., .....,..... . . are you home again? . ., alarm clocks ......,...,......... relief on Saturday night coming in ...... 78 Usually Found writing letters sun bathing watching mailbox at Bobls loafing at the radio at home with the gang in the bathroom in Florida listening to Hillbillies with Bob with jack clipping recipes with jack at parties . drinking Pepsiv in Plymouth walking with Norm , Writing letters with Boyd counting coins in bed with Johnny With Dick Name Peggy Acton ,.,.. .,.V.. ' ' Leona Barto ..... ..A,,. ' ' Ioanne Carter . Marlene Conklin . Anna Dempsey ,,..,.,. Carol Dickson ..,.,.,e.. Donna Dumbleton Verna Esbaugh ., . Loretta Goss .. ..,. .. Connie Croe , Barbara Harper . Ieanne Helsel ..,...... K' Margaret Ann Hill Eleanor Hurtack Norma Johnson ..,..,,, Iudith Kenjora . ,.,.. Shirley Lesko .........,. Dorothy Lutz . .......i.. Inez McCloskey Nancy McFadden Edith Nevling , Laura Ann Pusey Nancy Reese . , Betty Ann Herko .,.r lane Tingle .....,...,.i.,.. me .4 gf it :Q as rc fc cc cc Inventor Favorite Saying Oh, nov ...,,, ,.,. . , To the woodsi' Iim disgustedu . .... Do you know what'?,' Oh, darnv , i'That's what he saidi' .,.i ,,..,., . ,. What am I going to do now?', My wordv i .,.. .. ,. ,.,. I'm pretty, huh?,' .. Do you know meiw , i How is itiyi .. , OK kiddoi' Geez ..,.,,. , .... .. I donit know for surev ,.,. Come off itv A . Those raunchy charactersv i'Oh, my goodnessv ...,.....,, Hey, kiddov , ,..,. i ,, You know whatI meanv ,. Oh, you kidsi' ..,... .. .. Now you know me better than thatv . , .... . ,. Bite mei' .,.. Oh, the languagev ,.., Already, yet ....., Are you seriousiw .... Likes to dance ...... square dancing being with jack ,..,.,, to sew and draw . . the hunting camp .... night life ,.....,,.,...i.i.,,.i. clothes and long rides ,..,. 1' to eat pizza . ,.,..,.,.,,,.. . to spend money ..... classical music i dancing in general .... homemade cinnamon as Favorite Song A Fool Was In Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Band of Gold April in Portugalv Moonglowv My Foolish Hearti' Sentimental Men Sentimental Iourneyy' Hold My Hand Prelude in Ct Minoru I Was the Onev rolls ,.,,............. ......,.... ..,, a 1 iything by Tenn. Ernie music and pizza ,...i.,.,,,,.... everyone and everything .,.. to remember Warren to live it up ..., to go out .,.,.,. to Cat .....,.....,.,.........., nature and good na- turedness .,.,...,,,..... to go home to Mama ...,,., , her skunk clothes ,, toasted cheese sand- wiches .,.,...,....,.i.r.,... spaghetti and pizza ,.,,.... ., poems ,.,. ,. ,,.........,.. .. 79 an 'iBlue Moon Blue Tangov Little Things Mean a Lot Day by Dayv Magic Touchv 'KI Hear You Knockingi' i'Stardust,' Iill Be Home Mood Indigol' Theme from Man with the Golden Armi' 'KDancing in the Darki' Picnicv Walk Hand in Hand With Mei' Seniors, Do You Remember .. . . . Our first day on the floors? . What point are We stressing, Hm-m-m-m-m?v . . Our skillfully carved cats in Anatomy class? . . Those tedious case studies and monthly reports? CUgh!j . . The Prowler? . . The bat on third Hoof? . . Your first delivery-iALONE? . . The riotous picnics at Blackie? . . Our mid-winter suntans on the roof? . . Capping? . . Dr. Dunsmore? . . That dreaded 11:00 curfew? . . The dayrooms at Warren? . It Wonit be long ,til morningli' . . The seven who strayed? . . Confessions!! . . Iohnsoifs crevvcut? . . Olive? . . Little Egypt and the pop bottles? . . Pinochle games? . . Peg Actonis Wonder-Working Deep Magic,,??? . . Edie's frantic phone calls? . . Our common thiefv? . . What Kenjora was doing under DKlIlHH,S bed? . . lnitiations? . . jesse BABY? . . The Diamond jubilee? . What,s doing? . Are you mad?,' . . Bob S.? . . The falls down the steps? . . Our forbidden inkwells and onions in class? . . Elis Christmas party? . . Our segregation meeting? . Turn it upli' CFor Connie, especiallyj . . Barb and Donnais Milk Lab riot? . . The seven and their false alarms? . . F.C.C.A.B.? . Sterile-looming throughli' . Back to the salt mines?,' . . . The l.Vfs . . Beesieis bathroom bonfire? QWhat happened to the marsh mallows, Nan?Q . . Harperis WVarren souvenirs? . . The Chinks?v . . . The beatings Norm's record player took? . . Our closets? . . Our three years and the precious memories of training? 80 Last Will and Testament We, of the Senior Class, being of sound mind, bestow the following cherished possessions to some deserving, unsuspecting individual: 1. Peggy Acton-LEAVES to join Jim. 2. Leona Barto-WILLS her famous giggle to Dottie Sankey. Joanne Carter-LEAV ES her pretty smile to Joanne Cordon. 4. Marlene Conklin-BESTOWS upon Sandy Pusey her artistic ability. 5. Anna Dempsey-VVILLS her easy going personality to Bose Cebulko. 6. Carol Dickson-LEAVES all her joke telling and singing to Jeanne Swi- dersky. 7. Donna Dumbleton-BESTOVVS her dry sense of humor upon Dimp Thomas. 8. Verna Eshbaugh-WVILLS her endless questions to Jeanne Mclntire. 9. Loretta Goss-LEAVES her meekness to Joyann Kennedy. 10. Connie Groe-WVILLS her Florida yacht, suntans, and Cadillac to Dr. Cuillard for a vacation. 11. Barb Harper-BESTOWS upon Mrs. Hughes her new UQ mouth organ to be used for early morning taps. 12. Jeanne Helsel-WVILLS her beautiful statue to some deserving statue lover. 13. Margie Hill-LEAVES her sophisticated style to Jackie Yingling. 14. Eleanor Hurtack-BESTOXVS upon Barb Beckwith her modesty. 15. Norma Johnson-LEAV ES her hunting camp to get some sleep. 16. Judy Kenjora-WVILLS her good times to Joanie Mott. 17. Shirley Lesko-LEAVES her long curly eyelashes to Annette YVaterloo. 18. Dottie Lutz-XVILLS her well worn jeans to Peg Zakutney. 19. Inez McCloskey-BESTOWS upon Louise Ashcroft, Inezls ability to con- tract measles. 20. Nancy McFadden-LEAVES to smell for waterf, 21. Edith Nevling-KVILLS her lost and found department to a capable manager. 22. Nancy Reese-BESTOWS her bed to some tired Junior. 23. Laura Ann Pusey-LEAVES her preciseness to Mary Kay Scovern. 24. Betty Ann Rerko-WVILLS her amiability to Geraldine Kasubic. 25. Janie Tingle-BESTOYVS her naiveness to Delores Morroni. Sl W' fs: WE' . U H9 i I V - K 1533 - ,- - .3 gg-ifgm X Q. Af 3? in N .W . 1 ,M aaa. ggi .3 f M im? ,---Q 9 J gaaywasnu---V' '3 ' 1 5 5 84 NBQSZB Q EYNFSISGYL ieifgvxx PL :ZW M 85 i 86 fix X17 Graduates Of The Philipsburg tate Hospital CLASS OF 1917 Violet Marshall Zoe Brown Elizabeth Rose fdeceasedj CLASS OF 1919 Kathleen Foley CMcGintyj Olive Poorman Qfleesel CLASS OF 1920 Louise Ollinger CLASS OF 1922 Myrna Kecsey fStokerQ Beatrice Michael CLASS OF 1924 Alice Barrett tdeceasedj Frances Houck Olive Kalloway fLynnD Anna Maguire fBuckeyD Cdece Katherine Scovern CPalmj Bernice Wooster fGadelj CLASS OF 1925 Avisia Chaplin CMesserD Laura Davey CPetersonJ Ellen Kline CLowerj Elizabeth McGinty CReddingJ Hannah Lundholm CLASS OF 1926 Mary Carrol fdeceasedj Rhoda Chaplin CHamerD Valletta Garrestson CO'Harraj Frances Shoemaker CGreenJ CLASS OF 1927 Susan Butchko fMartinD Mary Hill CSwalesJ Agnes Kane Alice Parker CGilmorej Loretta Thurston Mildred Turner fShadeD Mildred NVall CPlattD CLASS OF 1928 Sally Brown fS1111l6Sl Gertrude Foley QZuinnJ Laura Hayes CBoyleJ Laura Hendershot CShoenfeltj Winona Hoover CMalcolmJ Dorothy Maguire Cleda MeQuillen CSmealj Marjorie Perks CHartleyl Elizabeth Thompson CFisherj Venetta Wilson CRymanJ CLASS OF 1929 Rella Hicks CRounsleyl Edna Houck fPyneD asedj Maude Igou CHerringtonj Margaret Ross fStonebrakerj Ruth Ross CGreatoreauxJ Clare WVeston fAdamsJ Bertha Wyland CLASS OF 1930 Isabelle Eckberg fBrooksD Mildred Edwards fBowanQ Gertrude Hummel fliydbergj Katherine Lucician QBerkJ Anna Novak fdeceasedj Mary Ollinger fCarterj Virginia Ross CBolognaD Ailene Tompkins fVVagnerJ Florence YVilson lFinchD CLASS OF 1931 Eva Broberg fBerkstresserj Isabelle Britten CHillJ Lorena Campbell fBourgeourD Helen Clancy fBurnsj Hazel Eld CHillJ Mildred Glastonberry CGustafsonj Lorena Iohnson CMof'fcttJ Irene McKinney CLucaSJ Genevieve Pollard CConklinD Lillian Robinson CMillerJ Martha Turnquist CDownsj CLASS OF 1932 Martha Bucosky Claewisj Ethel Frieberg fScrudersl Gladys Gladden CTwistJ Harriet Lewis fForshtD Cdeceasedj Alta McDowell CMulD Ethel Sheen CRudeenJ Dorothy Sherkel CSauppJ Viola Vogle CSauppj CLASS OF 1933 Aldine Aungst Rebecca Colgrove Gladys Davis Evelyn Edlund fKundratl Thelma Ellenberger fGi1l7 Goldie Fink CKylerj Frances Hodge CMooreJ Sara Johnson fPritchardJ Martha Maquire Hannah Mt-Cready fForemanj Maggie Belle Robinson CCrainj Lois Weston CO'BrienJ CLASS OF 1934 Edna Ashcroft Thelma Ashcroft CHenryj Annie Bennett CJHIHCSD Bessie Bodle fGrantl Edna Cook CGreenJ Margaret Dunsmore CDeLanceyD Freda Fisch CHirschD 88 Grace Hartshorne Uacobsj Rachel Hewlett fSmallwoodj Helen Kelly fDurbinJ Helen Means fMayesJ Marie Ringler fHolmesJ Mary Smith CLOGSCIIJ Margaret Turnbull fPowellJ Henrietta White CGastonj CLASS OF 1935 Ruth Adams CTepelD Marie Bonsall fChruslinskiD Louise Humphrey Hankel Lois Hunt lSantarisieraQ Ruth Lakin CHeniusj Rachel Marshall fHardingj Sara Nedimyer fForceyD Anna Putman CLargentl Genevieve Shaw CWenrickl Ruth Swauger Dorothy Westover fAdairD Hazel Williams fKormanJ CLASS OF 1936 Marjorie Bollm CBorsheimj Amelia Copenhaver QZewanD Olive Earl fShieldsD June Hutchins fShultzj Helen Randecker CCampbellj Thelma Sutter fHalD Dorothv lean Smith CLASS OF 1937 Sara Adams CKrumerineD Frances Ashworth CRickettsU Emily Dumbleton CHowardl Louise Kester lHortonj Cleo Milligan fMcNaulD LaBonna Olson fPoormanD Eleanor Reese fMilesJ Dorothy Ricketts fFowlerj Marie Stoker fBentonl Linn Russell fWickermanl CLASS OF 1938 Barbara Bryan fEyerlyj Elsie Durandetta fKrohj Mary Dwoesak fParkj Carrie johnson fVVoodringl Kathryn Kells CShaHerj Dorothy McCullough CEvittsD Margaret Pentz fScottD june Pixlcy fMcNeishI Bette Pooler fLannenl Edith Schoening fMillerD Madeline Shaffer CRussell Dorothy Stagner fAshworthD Helen Yalm fWVomerD Graduates Of The Philipsburg tate Hospital CLASS OF 1939 Sara Dietrich fNVilliamsJ Geraldine Fulton CDeWallsJ Frances Hewlett lForsytheJ Hazel Johnson CMignotJ Mary C. Koontz CCusterj Louise Means CRiddlej Irene Micklick Florence Miles fDenningJ June Womer fStauderJ CLASS OF 1940 Ella Amundson CHumphreyJ Loma Campbell CJankeJ Ellen Cook QEmeryJ Eva Demchak tPrinciJ Evelyn Houser Cecelia Howe Betty Jenkins CFlegalJ Margaret McCamley fCurtisJ Thelma Muir CShawJ Jean Parks CSedelJ Irene Seibert fZeiglerJ fdeceasedj Christine Shoff Florence Turnbull 4Cftll11l11Cl'J Jeanette Williams fMillerJ CLASS OF 1941 Betty Ashworth fDixonJ Edith Berty fThomasJ Laura Bowers fJohnsonJ Marguerite Caldwell COmbergJ Cecelia F erlitch Cdeceasedj Esther Franzel CTulowitsJ Grace Hansel CCallisJ Norma Hitchings QMandellJ Eva Hoffman Cjamesl Agnes Janosik fLuptonJ Mildred Johnson fLuptonJ Bemadine O'Neill fArnoldJ Alice Parks VTIIOIIIZISJ Margaret Sleigh CRounsleyJ Sara Swinter fVVilsonJ Sara Tippett fWVhiteJ Bessie YVillianis fShoenfeltJ Matilda Zweiner fDeBrossJ CLASS OF 1942 Agnes Brisbin fMeyersJ Eleanor Conrad CProchazkaD Veronica Ferlitch fProsnakJ Doris Hagerman CMcTavishD Lucille Kruise fMaloneyJ Sara McCaulley QFryJ Betty Moore CAnceyJ Alma Pellow fBrownJ Louise Peters fGrebeJ Irene Reiner fYoungJ Goldie Rimmey lllgenj Mary J. Ryan CChapmanJ Margaret Wilkinson fZimmerJ Dorothy Wood lPetersJ CLASS OF 1943 Betty Caldwell Marjorie Carson Patricia Earl fLightholderJ Jean Gack fZavlackyJ Aline Hess CMessmoreJ Mildred Hoover fCaberJ Ruth Kreiner fLoweJ Anna Lesko Georgianna Lewis CLakeJ Etta McNelly fGallowayJ Alice Meyers QMeyerJ Agnes Neff Ella Pinto CDavidsonJ Margaret Rowles fPeltonJ Lucille Sosoman fMcCartneyJ Josephine Wargo QKephartJ Jeanne Wyse CHunterj CParke CLASS OF 1944 Lois Burns fReiterJ Pearl Copenhaver fNVoodJ Betty Desso CChaveyJ Margaret Dugan fLawsJ Ruth France Mary Jane Hill fHamiltonJ Avonelle Kyler CTrudeJ Ruth Liberati fBurgerJ Margaret Leibold Ruth Lovell CDunlapD Margaret McGivigan fLanrzyJ Betty Merryweather CCollinsJ Betty Newbauer Nancy Nicholson fNethertonJ Hilda Peterson CRenshawJ Geraldine Price Ann Rogers CDimitroffJ Mary Jane Sechler fGlassJ Agnes Shedlock CKellyJ Alice Steige Lenora Thomas CReeseD Mildred Wood CRhoadsJ CLASS OF 1945 Margaret Bell fMarshallJ Betty Bowers fGranvilleJ Helen Copenliaver fGloverJ Kathryn Goss fHublerJ Vivian Gray CBoyerJ Jean Hazelton fDruryJ Irogene Hughes CMyersD Helen Johnson CBrinkJ Anna Jusick fLeskoD Helen Mattern fFreyJ May McLaughlin Thelma Miller fUmbergerJ Carlyce Nichlas Uohnsonj Marie Obs fAtkinsonJ 89 fb Isabelle Smith CDanielsj Nelly Waple fShusterJ Kathleen Young fLuciaJ CLASS OF 1946 Edith Adams CFilesJ Rhoda Ashworth fFerrierJ Mary Agan fRaffertyJ Phyllis Clancy CReedJ Rita Demchak Alice Eshbaugh Louise Hoffman fMacLacLeanJ VVilda Johnston CKinnisonJ Lois Johnson Uednyskej Betty Johns CWalkerJ Rita Jordan Evadene Keim fHitchensJ Kathleen Kephart fMcGonigalJ Lois Mark fGoldingJ Anna McCullough CNedrickJ Margaret Mitchell Elaine Moberg fStokerJ Jane Montour CShaiferJ Beulah Myers CKyperJ Helen McGarvey XVilmina Moyer Claire Oina CHuntcrJ Mary Price Margaret Reed CDoddJ Doris Seabolt fAntonicchiaJ Maxine Turk CReedJ Alice Williams fSchrefl'lerJ Florence Wood CSunderlandJ Jean Wilkinson flrwinj CLASS OF 1947 Lucy Adams CKephartJ May Joanne Bagrosky CO'NeillJ Bernetta Baylin CTomicaJ Julia Frances Brosius Alice Erickson fBurnsJ Anna Louise Evergart CConradJ Doris Foltz CScaliseJ Jessie Grimes fRieffJ Beulah Harter fWilsonJ Marilyn Hansel Martha Hoover fEverhartJ Marian Rose Johnson Shirley Kephart fMillsJ Janice Kokoskie fKowaIcykJ Virginia Mae Kyper CRaineyD Elizabeth Larson CFolmarJ Martha P. Lewis CDeBreeJ Catherine McCabe CWilIingsj Catherine Meiss fConowayJ Phyllis Louise Moore Thelma Noye fPoormanJ Margaret Oelberman CWoodJ Faustine Louise Scrano Helen Wolfe CPettitJ Alma Zwiencr CSleighJ Graduates Oi The Philipsburg tate Hospital CLASS OF 1948 Cynthia Baylet tlfetzerj Gladys Baylin CRomeseJ Mary Jo Close CHagertyJ Agnes Gallagher fWhiteheadJ Patricia Gorman tThornasJ Betty Lou Granlun tSolleyJ Margaret Hansel Eleanor Harrington tRitterD Eleanor Kokosko Evelyn Materna CKovalskyJ Jane Redding McAvoy CHrehovJ Emily McKedy Beverly Miller QBrvonJ Joyce Moberg Yvonne Moore Elva Jean Nedimyer CRettingerJ Helen Louise Roberts QLovellJ Gertrude Schwab Marion Srock tKolesarJ Fave Stanley tHummelJ Malissa Truax fPaulsonJ M. Shirley Wilkinson fShoilJ Delores YVyse fVVomerJ CLASS OF 1949 Twila Adams cTllOll11lSJ Delores Ball fHamatyJ Dorothy Basford Jeanne Broberg tSementclliJ Eleanor Burnosky Joanne Fenton CHayesJ Mary Jane Hughes fBrieeJ Mary C. Johnson CSandersonJ Marjorie Morrison CDahlgrenJ Oma Powell tYoungJ Janet Sherry tCopenhaverJ Sara Townsend CBennettJ Jean Troutman fSelbstJ Frances Vavreck Bette Yanker fAndersonJ Regina Yosua Rita Jo Zizzo CMillerJ CLASS OF 1950 Regina Burns tBorgerJ Marcella Deliman CKopchikJ Nancy Eberts CLynchJ Sara Fink CKephartJ Lillian Fuge CForceyJ Evelyn Fye tBakerJ Dorothy Goralsky Harriet Gowland Elda Hughes tArcherJ Pauline Humenik Cdeceasedj Anne Jones Margaret Josephson fDixonJ Mary Jo MeKeown tlklandelj Delores Midlam CCaldwellJ Jeannette Nelson fCarnsJ Louise Partridge CDe-Grotfl Irene Patnyehuk Helen Pirow fLamendolaJ Barbara Plubell CMencerJ Loma Pusey fRanishJ Janet Todd fMananJ Margaret Turnbull Marcella NVilkinson fNullJ CLASS OF 1951 Esther Antes tFetterJ Delores Bellman fHoweJ Norma Bennett CWVilsonJ Peggy Bigelow CMillerJ Wihna Bloom fTibbensJ loyce Briggs Frances Cadman fDouttJ Julia Duke fMohnolJ Iva Lou Fetter CHilderbrandJ Josephine Fuseo tEstweightJ Lois Gearhart tSongerJ Doris Gray fBrilloJ Phyllis Helsel Carol Hoover tApplebyJ Veronica Kubica Anna Kuhns fChasarJ Elizabeth Leigey CGuenotJ Dorothv Merrow Jeanine McAlee CStraessleyJ Carmen Nash tBurgeJ Alice Reish CSchrefflerJ Charlotte Rossman fBathurstJ Marion Rougeux fAndersonJ Lois Ryan fReddingJ Harriet Stine fSperanzaJ CLASS OF 1952 Margaret Scottson Mary Jane Greene Josephine VVisor CBellJ Hazel Graham tJonesJ Sarah Baronner CMillerJ Colletta Bear fKrebsJ Cleyoda Brickley tHurdJ Loraine Clever CSehai'lerJ Ione Davis fH21l11lI12lkCTJ Gloria Hamilton CWitherowJ Garnet Harpst CKayJ Joanne Magill tGensamerJ Betty Marchello Ruth McCartney Rosemary Morgan fDelimanJ Elizabeth Mnlhollan fMcFaddenJ Betty Lou Newcombe Margaret O,Neill CHughesJ Beverly Smith CPerksJ Kathleen Stonebraker CChiepporJ Eleanor Thomas CSleethJ Anna NVilsoncroft fPollockJ Rosemarie VVood fWeirickJ Joyce NVoodring CGillanJ Evangeline Yaletchko CHopkinsJ Gloria Youhon tPatriekJ Mary C. Zimmerman tSimlerJ 90 CLASS OF 1953 Beverly Brown fIchesJ Mary Elizabeth Cowfer fShafferJ Phyllis Druggs Cherry Fleck fVVolfeJ Sarah Gealsha Lois Hall fFreemanJ Mildred Hampton CBezillaJ Constance Hickok fBurdJ Sarah Huston CHeathJ Margaret Hutchinson CShimmelJ Marcella Leigey Adele McGutcheon Mary Jane O,Rourke Audrey Owlett Elsie Patton Sarah Reed CSwistockJ Dana Roberts fEvansJ Peggy Shedlock fNearhoofJ Shirley Voyzey fGoldthorpeJ Edna Pearl Zimmerman Patricia Zweincr CLASS OF 1954 Florence Barton Shirley Baylin CHovanicJ Patricia Briggs Anna Mae Cebulko Martina Chronister fBergerJ Zelda Combe fWatersJ Mary Hutchinson Ann Marie Johnson Judy Mott CKerrJ Doris Ritchey Teddv Rumberger fPetersJ Anna Tutokie Aileen VanLierde fWilkesJ CLASS OF 1955 Genevieve Rose Blasko Anna Mae Bricklemyer Eleanor Bungo Jacqueline Clark CHelselJ Margaret Hetriek Virginia Lawson Mildred Ann Luther Anna Mattern tStapherJ Jean Mott Nancy Nelson Lois Nordberg Rose Richards Elizabeth Ryman Janet Smith fTonkeyJ Marion Socoski Janet Stone Virginia Tubo Beverly Wriglesworth Sylvia Wyse Violet Yarger Rita Zakutney Patrons Dr. Lester Luxenberg Board of Trustees Dr. Cloyd Harkins Dr. james Scott Dr. Richard L. Williams Dr. James Smith Dr. james Harvey Drs. Frances and George Taylor Dr. Melvin Ferrier Dr. Ford Clark Dr. Leonidas Drivas Dr. Patrick Cianopoulos Dr. Clark F orcey Dr. Boy Tompkins Dr. Earnest Friday Dr. Ceorge Mills Dr. B. F. Baker Dr. VVilliam LeWorthy Dr. Peter Cuillard Thelma N. Bishop, R.N., B.S. Dorothy jean Smith, RN., B.S. Betty Lou Nevvcombe, R.N. Margaret DeLancey, B.N., B.S. Ruth Smathers, B.S. Alice M. Bell, RN., B.S. Anna Chasar, B.N., B.S. Laings Appliances Hirshls VVilliams Clover Farm Store Emily W. Lamoreaux Friends Bennetfs Childrenis YVear Mark Motor Company Elmer Stitt Patron Cood Idea Restaurant Henry Bungo Helen Morroni's Confectionery Pooleris Barber Shop Charley Barnett, Jeweler Smithis Ladies Apparel Heane Service Station Iames Amato Service Station 91 Autographs So What! Getting out this year hook is no picnic If we print jokes, people say we are silly' If we don't, people say we are serious. If we clip from other books, We are too lazy to write it ourselvesg If we don,t, we are stuck on our own stufl. If we stick to the joh all day, WVe ought to he out hunting pictures If we do get out and hustle WVe ought to be putting first things Hrst If we dOl1,t print contributions, NVe donlt appreciate true geniusg If we do, the hook is Hlled with junk. If we make a change in a fellowls write-u We are too criticalg If we dont we are asleep. Now, like as not someone will say XVe swiped this from some other hook- VVE DID! l 92 J' and through the process of fine photo engraving is transmitted to the printed page for all to enioy. Compliments of BEST IEWELERS Philipslmrg Pmmu. PHILIPSBURG LEDGER OHTQC supplies, printing, HilTll1li11'k c'u1'ds. PTITTTFSTJIIIQQ P1-111111. HOFFER,S NOVELTY STORE PHILIPSBURG THRIFT CORP. philipglmrg pound Philipsburg Pm-una. PARSKY5 SWISTOCK BROS. CARPET Co. Smart fushiqns for thc cutirc Rugs, linoleum, tilc humly Phono 271--I Phi1iI7Sb l'Pf Pcmm' Plxilipslmrg Pounzl. RITE STYLE SHOPPE C111-:Gzfi klx If H 4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Philipslmurg Pc-mmu Member of F. D. I. C. Success to you M ES E .. AJ TIC TH ATRE Phlhpsburg Peuna. Philipsburg Pc-nun. Compliments of Cmnplimcnts of WOLF FURNITURE CO. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. . . . A h 4. 1 . 1 T'U1H1tllll', 11121156111-'S and uppllam-4-A Philipsburg Perma Plmilipshurg l'c-Ima. COWDRICK'S PHARMACY Philipsburg, Pixllllil. ADELMAN AND RATAVVSKY Philipsburg, Pm-nml. R- TV- Kemlilfd GEORGE K'Yi0dy JOHNSON INSURANCE QUALITY IEVVELERS l'.O. Box 628 Phom- 1431-I Pllilipslmurg 110mm PTITTTDSTHIIIXJQ Pc-Ima. RAMEY GARAGE Buick Sales and Sc-rvice Rumey, Perma. Complimn-nts of DUNLAP FORD SALES Pl'lilipSlJ1l1'f.I, Pvnuu. ROBERT BAILEY Morrisclnle Perma MORRISDALE STORE CO. Klorrisclule, Pc-nna MORRIS LEVINE Fannily Shoe Store Tyrone Pennu Coinplinients of LUCG AND EDMONDS Tyronr Pennu Complete Home Furnishings Since 1896 ROTHERT COMPANY Tyrone, Penna. Compliinents of GEORGE A. ESCHBACH Cnrclneris Clothing Store Tyronc PGIIIHI ACKLIN'S IEWELERY STORE 1057 Pennsylvania Avenue Tyrone Pennn. THE VILLA and THE HUB Fresh Our Specialty Maine Lobsters New York Style Pizza Pie TYRONE, PENNA. 95 HIGHLAND DAIRY FARM Iloutzdale - Madera Highway Milk and Milk Products Madera Penna. I. B. C. CO. of MADERA Nlanufacturcrs of Heirs and Boy's Slac-ks Madera, Penna. CHARLES S. SHOFF Madera, Pcnna. Compliments of MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA COAL CORPORATION M adera, Pienna. SANKEY'S FLOWERS Oscvola Mills, Pcnna. FRED D. BROWN Cvneral Insurance ancl Boncling Plionc' 6006 Cong,fratulations from HEATH FUNERAL HOME Oscvola Mills, Pcnna. Oscc-ola Mills Pc-una Compliments of Compliments of C. T. HEIMS E. B. 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I- E- FOX LAINC BROTHERS Druggist Ceneral Merchandise Osceola Mills Penna Coalport Penna. KNOWLES BEAUTY SALON Phone 1064 Philipsburg Perma REED'S MILL Philipsburg, Pennzl. Flour Feed Philipslnurg Pennu AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 325 N. Front Street Best Luck to the 1956 Graduates Philipsbllrg PL-nnu. PRITCHARD'S SERVICE STATION EBOCH AND GREENE Front Street Philipsbu1'g Pi'Ill11l. MORNINCSTAR BAKERIES, INC. Philipsburg Penna Philipsburg, Pt-una. THRIFT FOOD MARKET C0H11'1imf'HfS of Fresh Meat and Frozen Foods IUSICK'S IIOTEL 220 N. Third St, Phone 405 Philipsburg Pemm. Phihpsburg pcm' Best XVishes PARKWAY MARKET 441 S. Center Street TRELLA'S BAND INSTRUMENT CO. I I Philipsburg, Penna Pluhpsburg Pennu. Compliments of LEE METAL PRODUCTS COMPANFY, INC. Philipsburg PGHH21. 98 L. O. O. M. 1172 Madera, Penna. ZIFF'S XIen's - Ladies - Children's WVQ-aring Apparel Philipslmrg Penna. McCRORY'S 5 Sl 10 CENT STORE Philipsluurg, Penna. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE XVizarl Batteries VVizard Batteries Philipsburg Penna. ASHCROFT FLORAL SHOP 204 N. Second Street Pllilipslmrg Pc-nna. Congratulations from KELLER'S DRUG STORE Philipsliurrz Penna: Congratulations Wm. PRICE SERVICE CENTER E S S O Philipsburg Penna IOHN BRENNISH BEAUTY SALON Permanent YVaving and Hair-cutting our Specialty Pliilipsluurg Penna THE PROGRESS For Clearfield County and Moshannon Valley News Clearfielcl-Philipsburg Penna Compliments of KILLION MOTORS Chrysler Plymoutlr Philipsburg PC1111 il C rmlrm pliments of PARKER FLOWER SHOP 12 N. Second Street Philips! ,..14 g Pc 11r1.r GOLDBERCS Mr-n's and Ladies, YVL-aring Apparel Philipsburg, Pcnna. CHEVROLET HARPSTER INC. Americzfs first choice for over twenty yours Pliilipsburg, Penna. Complimt-nts of BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Pliilipsburg Pg-111111, CHARLES A. JONES INSURANCE AGENCY All kinds of insurancv Rowland Tll4'ilffl' Bldg. Pllilipsllllrg 116111111 FITZGIBBON'S BAKERY Oscvola and Pliilipslmrg, Pvnnu. FIN BERG'S STORE Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings for Nlcn Pliilipsluurg PQ111111 Complimvnts of QUALITY BOOT SHOP Pl1IlIpSlJllI'Q,' Peungll COUSER BROS. 5 81 10 CENT STORE Houtzclale 136111121 Congratulations to thc Class of 756 TURTLE SPRING DAIRY Philipsldurg PCIIINI WATSONIS SERVICE STATION Colcl Stream Pliilipslmurg I,l'IlllLl SIMLER INSURANCE AGENCY Pliilipslmrg, P4-nun. Compliments of HOOVER HARDVVARE CO. Pliilipslmurg Pm-unix ASHCROFT'S SERVICE STATION Pliilipslmrg, Pt-nina Compliments of MAGWIRE'S STORE Pliilipslmrg Pt-nmi BEEZER'S FUNERAL HOBIE Pliilipslmrg, Pe-nun Compliments of HAYES GARAGE Houtzclulo l,l'I1IIil DISSI-ION,S GARAGE Ga-nc-ral rgrgrilialll trucks J' Road service Real I-Estate Philipslnlrg Penna. and Insurance Broker TOBY'S PLACE Spaghetti and Cr0eerieS Philipslnlrg Pennu. 311-12 Moshannon Bank Bldg. Phone 31-,I or 1082-I PhI1IPSbU1'g Penna Compliments of JOE HAYES DUNSMOBE,S I. G. A. Philipsburg, Pennu PURITY MILK COMPANY Philipsburg, Penna. PAUL HARPER Philipsburg Pvnnu CURTIS PRODUCTS CO. Philipsburg, Pc-nua B. B. MCTOR CARRIERS Philipsburg, Penna. LUTZ MEAT MARKET EUREKA STQRES hs-rvmg you irongimm szgnerixglrmn for 57 years. Quality - Scrvicc - Vahw XVI1lIJlll'UL' Pc-nna. H0UfZd2llC PQ-mm Compliments of THE HOUTZDALE BANK Houtzdule P4-nnu. NAIL SERVICE STATION Houtzdule, Pennu Y ANDERSONS DEPARTMENT STORE Houtzdule, Pc-nna. Compliments of 0LSON,S HOME 61 AUTO SUPPLY Houtzdule, Pcnna. Congratulations and Best VVishes to IOHNSON'S CLOVER FARM R. C. A. Victor Class of 56', YVinliurne Pc-111111 HAYES FUNERAL HOME Houtzdale, Penuu. Best NVishes RADIO SPECIALTY SHOP Houtzclule, Pennu. Compliments of GRATTAN,S GROCERY STORE PINE STREET INN Lloyd and Erma Spittler, Owners Houtzdulc 111-mm Pliilipsburg Pennu. HAMATY'S SERVICE STATION Houtzclale, Pennzi. RUTH,S BEAUTY SALON Houtzclulc, Pennu. LLOYD'S HARDWARE HOUTZDALE WVHOLESALE PRODUCE Brislxin, Pennu. HC7lltZClLllt' P0llllll LOBB BROS. SKATELAND CLOVER FARM STORE Brisbin Puma- Pliilipsburg Pennu Compliments of LETZLER'S MOTORS Houtzdale PCUH21 Compliments of HOUTZDALE FEED 81 SUPPLY Houtzclule, Pennu. - - Compliments of MOTT,S DINER Osceola Mills Pennn THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member F. D. I. C. Coalport Pennu Congratulations from the MODERN LOAN COMPANY Philipsburg PQIIH21- Best VVishes VVI'IAT-TO-VVEAR Philipshurg Pennu HURWITZ FURNITURE Everything for the home Philipshurg Perma P1aEsc:R1PT1oNs IRVIN,S PHARMACY Phone 197 Philipsburg Penua. BAIRD AND MCCAMLEY Philipshllrq, Pc-nun. PIONEER TEA ROOM Laurel Street Philipsburg Pelmzl Success and happiness to you IBBERSON,S DRUG STORE Philipsburg, Perma. Compliments of IONES AND COMPANY Philipslvurg, Pemm. THE LITTLE SHOP 121 Pine Street Philipshurg PL-mm, SHARP AND CRIEST Attorneys at law Philipshurg Pennzl MOFFATT'S FLORAL SHOP Clara Bigelow Mae Parks Philipshurg, Penna. L. C. HEGARTY 61 SON STUDEBAKER - PACKARD Coulport Pennu. 1 PENO AUTO SALES Chrysler - Plymouth Coulport Pg-nm! Our Sincere Wishes to the Class of ,56 THE WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND PAPER COMPANY TYRONE PENNSYLVANIA WING SHOP DAVID'S JEWELRY COMPANY Ling:-riv and Sports NVL-u Und Ladies, ADP41fl'1 1 I iv I CHESTER HILL HOSE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS Pliilipslmrg, Pr-nnu. Class of ,56 SHULL STUDIOS KURTZ BROS. PHOTGGRAPHERS Printing, Binding, and Covers Clearfield Penna Clearfield, Pa. If 14 in gi A - ,- , WZ vm .. at . , 2 1, if Q ijw 'Q if X