Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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Teacher of lnstru- Junior High Football Coach, Advisor to mental Music. Director of the Band. Industrial Arts Club. Teacher of lndus- iricxl Arts. FRANK E. EHRENFELD, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal MILLARD S. HANCOCK, A.B. Senior High School Principal l GEORGE BILICIC, B.S. Advisor to Junior Class. Teacher of Fresh- man and Sophomore English. Qi fi X! if 'Y it l 4 'gain fk 1 Qabw E 'Yusuf MARIAN DUGAN, A.B. JASPER FRITZ, B.S., M.Ecl. Advisor to Senior Class and Annual. Advisor to Freshman Class and Hobby Teachv. of Junior and Senior English, Club. Teacher of Civics, World History, Latin I and II. and General Science. HELEN HAVERLOCK, BS., M.Ed. Advisor to Eighth Grade and Study Club. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Mathematics x Y gs My-1 s ff X s- M ws A C m...,m GEORGE HENSHAW Advisor to Seventh Glade and Current Events Club. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade History. at N43 ' ' ' Wm S ,u..w- JOHN MACKIN, A,B,, M.Ed, SARA JANE MATTERN, B.S., M.Er.'i, Guidance Director, Advisor to Home Economics Club, Home Economics Teacher VERNICE GACK, B.S., M.Ed. Elementary Supervisor and ' , Building Principal - , ,z 'N ,V Y ANDREW TOCIMAK, B.S., M.E:i. Assistant Building Principal. Advisor to Eighth Grade and Radio Club. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade English. A r ff ! ' fir ,F 1 Q , - ' wi Q JI. Q R3 ,l 'E F E K ik PRUELLA MOORE UNA DIEHI. MORGAN, BS., M.Ed. GERAUMNE PUNT, R-N- School Secretary and Osceola School Advisor to Freshman Class and Art Club. School Nurse Board Secretary Art lnstructor. CLAIRE SCHREFFLER, R,D.H. HENRY SCOTTSON, B.S. Advisor to Freshman Class and Athletfc Club. Teacher of Health and Problems ct Democracy. Dental Hygienist 1 NORMAN SMITH, BS. Advisor to Seventh Grade and Audio- Visual Club. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Geography and General Science, ESTHER FREEMAN SPENCER Advisor to Sophomore Class and Com mercial Club. Teacher of Shorthand I, ll Typing I, II, and Bookkeeping. I SELDON SPENCER, B.S., M.Ed. Advisor to Junior Class and Science Club. Teacher of Biology, Chemistry, and Phy s.cs. vlol-ET WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIAMS, B,S. Librarian. Advisor to Research Club. Teacher of Vocal MUSIC- Difeffof of Teacher of American History ond General Ch0 U5- Business. 8 4 v I v I ETHEL WITCHEY, B.5. Advisor to Sophomore Class and Keyhole Teacher of Algebra I, ll, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Business Arithmetic. fl QQ SENIORS FRANK JOHN ADAMS lGenerulJ Works at Jackson s clown of the class makes sure he has a good time, no matter where he is plans to ioin the service in the future .. , real likeable guy . . . has a yen for a '59 Chevy conver- tible. RONALD E. ARCHER lCoIlege Preparatoryl A brain In school . . . likes girls and ??? future reserved by the U. S, Navy good friend to all real gone guy likes to tease girls in P,O.D. class. 2 l r EUGENE l. BEZILLA lGenerall Seen nightly at Fox's has interest in Niagara Falls, namely Pat wants to ioin Air Force pastime at Flegal's with the gang ... big ioker in study hall. HARRY C. BRATTON lGenerall Chief dish washer at the cafeteria ... enloys stories about adventures in space slow his ambition is to pilot the first space ship to the moon DWAIN EARL BUSH lGenerall Red hair and freckles quiet as can be a drummer of long standing in the band his second home is his '50 Chevy. DONALD G. CARTWRIGHT lGenerall Don Juan of the class absent during hunting season likes Houtzdale drives green convertible gets along with all the gang likes to tease people, especially girls. SENIORS JOANN CRAIN lBUSIhGSS Educahonl One of the Crain twins fMargie chose matrimonyl capable and dependable would make someone an etticient secretary Blue Ball is her second home. MARY ANN DAUGHERTY iGenerall Always active and full of that get-up-and-go pep . .. participates ln band, sports, and clubs . . . our only red head is known as Lip . .. talkative ... a future nurse. MICHAEL 1. DEMCHAK qoenmn Better known as Chew quite active in baseball, football, and basketball Catherine is the apple of his eye a sailor in Uncle Sam's Navy. JAMES eowAnn EARNEST qcenmn Seen in every town around works at gas station always mis- chievous in school, especially P.O.D. class likes girls and money would like to find o millicn dollars and retire, i l r 4 O lil ' HAROLD JAMES EVANS lGenerall Most often seen working at the A. 81 P. accelerates a green Hud- son quiet and sott-spoken spends a lot of time with a certain sophomore girl. MARLENE CARMEN FETTERS lGeneroll A small, neat lass with a friendly personality .. . first girl in the class to become engaged plans to be a telephone operator in Phila- delphia her heart is reserved for Bernie. 12 KATHERN ELIZABETH FRANTZ lBuslness Educotlonl Easy to get along with engoys trlps to Tyrone and Harrisburg can be recognized by her pleasant smile hopes the future holds happiness. JOHN E. GRAVISH iGenerall A friend to all known as Gravy likes the outdoors an ardent fan of Cloydie Davis co-captain of the football team will make an excellent teacher someday. SENIORS BEVERLY JANE GRUNDUSKY lGeneralj Known as our best dancer spends many week-ends with Ben a maiorette in the band participates in clubs and sports am- bition is to be a telephone operator. JAMES EDWARD HAMM iGeneraD Loafs at Carters .. . devilish . .. well liked Mr. Spencers pet intelligent has his eye on the Marines, but the Navy has an eye on him. RAYMOND JOHN HANNA lGenerall Works ot local A 81 P owner of a Ford good buddy to oll real gone guy likes Scotch Hollow never o dull moment around Ray-boy no special plans for the future maybe7 79 JO ANNE HEFFERAN lGenerall Known to all as Cow her second home is Joe s goy and always ready for excitement is enrolled in nurses training at Temple University. i SENIORS l ' MARY JEAN HERR lGenerall First married girl in the class happy young housewife dork snapping eyes loves Home Ec. class tries out new recipes for Bob. KENNETH JOHN HOLDEN Mischievous, especially in physics class with his Singing the Blues number . '57 Dodge . . . often visits Cloydie. 14 WILLIAM LEE HOLMES lCollege Preparatoryl His favorite pastime is designing super-deluxe cars and airplanes loves K?J trig. class his gift of talking has postponed many tests . . . very fond of money and food. CATHERINE C. JONES lBusiness Educationl Instantly noticed is her dark black hair a steady worker on the yearbook always seen with Shirley Kennedy plans to be a beautician in the future. SENIORS CHARLES L. JONES lGenerall Often late spends a lot of time at the Slop Shop in Mornsdale established his fame as an actor by being the ghost man in You'II Die Laughing. SHIRLEY JEAN KENNEDY lBuslness Eclucatlonl Little and neat . . . speed demon . . . always under her father's watch- ful eye will make a good telephone operator because of her gift of gab. SENIORS ROBERT J. KOVALCHICK iGenerall Alias Chick keeps to himself , . . very elusive .. catty side- burns . . , his ambition is to be a success. MARY ANN LEGO Wocational Home Economicsj Friendly . .. a delicate blonde writes frequent letters to Germany ... Home Ec. is her specialty. i ,...- 1.. l i 41 BARBARA MALICKI lCollege Prepuratoryl Known mostly for her intelligence friend to all a worker in everything ... always ready to participate . .. her future holds many promising things. MARY SUE MITAL lGeneraIl Ambitious works at Mott's Diner makes continuous trips to the post office a member of the band plans on being a tele- phone operator after graduation. RICHARD ALLAN PRYDE lGenerall Member of the yearbook art stat? has a creative talent in art ... quiet . .. keen blue eyes .. . likes fishing better than school often absent from school for no known reason. JOHN E RADEBACH Ill lCollege Preparatoryl Dancer of the class likes the girls always prompt takes life as it comes . .. hopes to study Forestry. s- 4 71' KEARNEY JOHN RANDOLPH lGeH9fGll Hotrods a Dodge right-hand man at Evans' Gas Station teas- er, always bothering the girls spends most class periods sleeping ... has a hearty laugh. NANCY LEE ROBINSON lGenerall Small and talkative our slickest chick in the line of clothes seen most often at Joe's . . . color guard in the band plans to be a telephone operator in Philadelphia. l7 SENIORS DANIEL JAMES SELFRIDGE, .lR. lCollege Prepuratoryl Alias Bill Burton .. . not much of a talker rates 90-95 in every class . . . well-liked good hunter neat dresser good no- tured with a contagious smile. FREDERICK G. SHINAFELT fGenerull Gum-chewer of the class lakes girls and dislikes work pas- time, hotrodding Chevy truck real cool cat drum maior of the school band ... future Navy man. GT i 1 Q KIT ' DARLA LANE STEWART Nocahonal Home Economics! Cloyd is her shining star .. . Coalport has a strange attraction for her . . . her ambition to get married is one we are sure she will attain. RICHARD LYNN STEWART lGeneraIl Navy Reserve member bug tease lists lakes as gurls, money, ond more girls future token up by Uncle Sam keeps Dodge handy at all times known as Buck to the class. JOHN SUPINA lGenerall Dlsllkes P O D class Navy man In the future Iukes fifth perlod study halls never quiet often seen with Ezra habltually ROBERT DEAN TORMEY fCollege Preparatory, Full of suggestlons active member of the band better half In the sophomore class works at Broberg's will succeed In hrs W xs 11 BARBARA M TURZA lGenerall Very attractive IS a buddy to everyone Q color guard In the band a good worker future student at Temple Unuversuty JOHN RAYMOND VROMAN lGenerall Good looking guy likes a certain sophomore gurl dislikes school and homework goes to Navy Reserves every Tuesday nicknamed Rughead has knack for gettlng Into trouble ISABEL MARIE WILLIAMS iBusiness Educctionl Miss Quiet of the class capable and very dependable a steady worker on the yearbook staff she plans to attend Eastern Bible Institution. MARY ANN wlLLlAMs reef-emu Well known and well liked goes by the nickname Willie active in sports, band, and clubs coming from a large family, she feels right at home in a crowd one of our future nurses. SENICRS i L4 E3 WILLIAM B. WILSON lGeneraIl Slow easy going lives each day as it comes ought to be a sailor, since he has c girl in every town nourishes his D.A. hair- cut. VIRGINIA S. YOKOBOSKY lGeneraIl Fun to be with always has a smile ... one of our two senior mae iorettes in the band often seen in the ticket booth at the movies has been accepted at Clearfield School of Nursing. MANY MOONS AGO Many moons ago, 1953, to be exact, we ln- dians of '57 entered our freshman year. The class chiefs, Mr. Mattern and Mr. Casilli, help-um us to elect-um officers. Since we had-um two tepees for our class, we had-um to elect-um offi- cers from each. For chief warrior we pick-um blackhair Eugene Bezilla and squaw Barbara Malicki. For chief vice-president we pick-um curlylocks Bob Tormey and short one Beverly Grundusky. To take care of all wampum and smoke signal messages, we pick-um bucky beav- er, Eddie Arnold, and princess smoke, Nancy Robinson. We go-um to the forest of Black Moshannon to have-um big pow wow picnic. We never forgot-um how great running feet Charlie Jones iump-um into swimming pool and crack-um his head wide open. Now he called Chief Red in the Face. In age, 1955, since we at point where we need counsel of squaws, Miss Witchey, Miss Mat- tern, and Mrs. Spencer guide us through our sophomore year. We pick-um Gene Bezilla, Bill Holmes, Nancy Robinson, and Beverly Grun- dusky to be leading chiefs in our tepees. We put-um on a play called, The Funny Brats for- um our friends in the village of Osceola Mills. Miss Witchey take-um us to Hershey Park for much fun. We see-um where they make-um much chocolate. Next year we move-um up to big iunior class, where Chief T. R. KMr. Mackinb is our ad- visor. We do much this year. We have-um dances. Squaw white hair Miss Williams take- um us to Gettysburg. We have-um another play called A Nose for News. We had-um a very funny class day for the oldest braves, the Seniors of '56, and we put-um on a prom for them. We make-um Moonlight and Roses our theme, and we make-um many roses and decorate-um ,hall in pink and black. Again we elect-um squaws and braves to be our leaders. Barbara Malicki be-umfchief, Bill Holmes be-um chief, Nancy Robinson, shief smoke signals, and Beverly Grundusky be-um chief wampum keeper. I Finally we arrive-um to our senior year. We do much work and go many places this year of 1957. Chief Too Many Worries Miss Dugan help-um us pick Jim Hamm, Ronnie Archer, Bar- bara Malicki, and Marlene Fetters as officers. Then we have-um class play, You'll Die Laugh- ing. We have magazine campaign and make- um over eighteen hundred dollars. We have-um football dances, Sock Hop, and Pre-Ienten dance, and we chance-um off cedar chest. We play-um football against the underclassmen, but nobody wins because the game got all tied up at seven to seven. We do all this to make-um very much wampum for the annual. We had-um very much fun, and we get-um very much education when we go-um to Wash- ington. Then we go-um to Career Day at Phil- ipsburg. Our year be-um drawn to a close too quick. Our last week in school we have Under- classmen Day, when we scalp-um many young ones, we have-um Dress-up Day, when we look handsome and pretty, we have-um Old Clothes MANY MOONS AGO Day, when we look-um and act-um terrible. We go-um to Class Day, and we let-um Juniors make monkeys out of us, we have-um class night dur- ing which we relive our high school days and go into our future. We go-um to prom put-um on by the Juniors, who treat-um us real nice. Then on May 17 we get-um out of school, never to go- um back. May 19, we go-um to the Christian Missionary Alliance Church to listen to Rev. D. Z. Lewis ask our Great White Father in Heaven for all his blessings for our future. May 23, we go- um to the Methodist Church, where we hold-um Commencement. Senator Joe Hayes speak-um to us very nicely about our past and future. We get-um our diplomas, and we feel-um very, very sad. We not sure we want-um to leave-um our happy school days. To cheer us up, the P.T.A. has a big-um feast for all the Indians of 1957. Now we must move-um up another grade. In this grade of life we hope all Indians be a big-um success and live very happy, never to for- get-um happy days in O. H. S. AN lNDlAN'S VISION The saying, Time Waits for No Man has surely applied to the graduating class of 1957. Already we have held nine class reunions and here we are at our tenth one. Our class has blossomed out, and now our fellow classmates have become some very distinguished people. Perhaps the one who has riserl to the high- est position is Charles Jones, who now bears the title of Maharaia Jones. He now is the head of the Indian government. In order to attend our reunion, His Highness was flown here on Trans-Parent Airlines, which is owned by that multi-millionaire, Bill Wilson. The pilot was John Vroman, and the chief stewardess was Mary Sue Mital. Perhaps this reunion will turn into a pcl- itical meeting since two of our native sons, Kenny Holden and Frank Adams, are running for the presidency. Dick Pryde, that talented free lance artist, is drawing posters for Senator Holden, while Bob Tormey has handled that assignment for Governor Adams. On their whirlwind cam- paigns, Jim Selfridge, better known as Bill Bur- ton, has acted as campaign manager for Gov- ernor Adams, while Ray Hanna has conducted the Senator's barn storming. Ron Archer, the famous songwriter who wrote that hit song, Out Behind the Barn, is appearing at that famous night-club, Cow's Palace, which is owned by Jo Anne Hefferan. Also appearing at the club is that famous rock- and-roller, John- Go-Dacl-Go -Radebach. Be- cause of the expected large attendance, Chief of Police, Harry Bratton, has assigned plain clothes- AN INDIAN'S VISION men, Robert Kovalchick and Dwain Bush, to guard Mr. Radebach. Another important feature of widespread popularity in the thriving metropolis of Osceola Mills is a fashion show at the AH! Isn't It Beau- tiful Dress Shop, which is owned by Mary Jean Herr. Her chief models are Marlene Fetters, Nancy Robinson, and Virginia Yokobosky. A special feature at the show tonight is that Pari- sian Model, Barbara Turza. She is sponsored by the Splatterface Company, which makes that famous perfume, Evening in Tyrone. Again we are very honored to have with us today the drivers who finished 1-2-3 in that grueling race, the Walla-Walla 500. They are in their order of finishing: Jim Earnest, Jim Evans, and Kearney Randolph. These boys were all sponscred by another former native son, Bill Holmes, who now owns the largest oil fields in the wcrld. You know, since that electrical mechanical genius, Jim Hamm, invented that thing called Videovision, we are all enioying a new kind of entertainment. Why, iust last night I saw those two home economists, Barbara Malicki and Darla Stewart, on their famous show, Your Home Today. I saw Mike Demchak and John Gravish on the Cavalcade of Sports. Mike, as you probably know, pitches for the Smoke Run Bullets, while John, besides playing football for the Hawk Run Cherrypickers, has inherited the famous Cloydie Davis Estate. He, along with Ron Archer, Kenny Holden, and John Vroman, has turned that quaint old estate into a firearms museum. Of course, to end the evening right, evangelist Isabel Williams had her devotional show, ls Your Soul Ready? Also appearing on her show last evening was Beverly Grundusky, who now stars with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Miss Grundusky rendered a fine spir- itual. We are proud to have with us those million- aire playboys, Gene Bezilla and Gordon Shina- felt. Accompanying them are their personal sec- retaries, Shirley Kennedy and Mary Lego. By special leave of the Secretary of Defense -Don Cartwright, Admiral Richard Stewart, and Fleet Admiral John Supina are able to leave their posts to attend our reunion. Our capable telephone operators, Kathryn Frantz, Catherine Jones, and Joann Crain worked very hard to contact all of our fellow classmates wherever they were. It seems that the hardest of these to locate were Mary Ann Wil- liams and Mary Ann Daugherty, who were at the time in Paris attending an international fashion show for designers. 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Pat O'Brien, John Gravish's football ierseys. Bill Pitts, Jim Homm's trips to Navy Reserves. Bob Spicer, Ray Hanna's haircut. Lois Eirich, Mary Jean Herr's love for Home Ec. Jean Baughman fMoosel, Jo Anne Hefferan's nickname fCowl. the new members of the physics class, Kenny HoIden's good behavior. Sam McKay fEarsl, Charles Jones' nickname iKitty Catl. Richard Kephart, Joann Crain's signed make- up slips. Ted Cadman, Bill Holmes' OId GoIds. Jeannie McKay, Catherine Jones' good behav- ior in B. A. Shirley Bryan, Shirley Kennedy's careful driv- ing habits. Lenny Kephart, Bob Kovalchick's English book. Ethel Tormey, Mary Lego's patience in wait- ing. all the future classes of O. H. S., Barbara Ma- licki's intelligence. Helen Sue Wasilko, Mary Sue Mital's nick- name fSusieJ. Joe Smith, Dick Pryde's shyness. Katherine Mineweaser, John Radebach's pipe. anyone unfortunate enough to get them, Kearney Randolph's books. Beverly Patterson, Nancy Robinson's love for clothes. Larry Krause, Butch ShinafeIt's bubble gum. Barbara Baughman, Darla Stewart's love of Coalport. Cupie Novak, Dick Stewart's ride on the school bus everyday. Eddie McKean, Jim SeIfridge's pastime-read- ing comic books. Mr. Scottson, John Supina's P.O.D. book will- ingly. Jim Marin, Bob Tormey's understanding of trig. some lucky iunior girl, Barbara Turza's crown as queen of the Hop. Harold Provins fGoofl, John Vroman's nick- name fRugheadJ. Joyce Randolph, Mary Ann Williams' posi- tion as caretaker of Pat. Joe Mineweaser, Bill WiIson's sense of humor in practical science. Chuck Davis, Isabel Williams' height. Judy Sankey, Virginia Yokobosky's giggle. INDIAN CHIEFS Barbara Malicki James Selfridge Ronald Archer Robert Tormey Valedictorian Salutatorian Third Fourth William Holmes James Hamm Mary Ann Williams Fifth Sixth Seventh Mary Jenn Herr Gordon Shinafelt Mary Ann Daugherty Darla Stewart Eighth Ninth Tenth Betty Crocker Award 29 ,I M A b NVQ . ai A is- Wi nr Q4 g 4 is fr.. 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E Rl H .5 .,.T,.,ix .Li -511' s :ff llmigrs K ' UIIIIGYS IQ' ,if JUNIORS Don Arnold Jean Baughman Mike Bires Shirley Bryan Nancy Bush L Ted Cadman Sally Cowfer Dick Crain Nancy Delansky Dan Dugan Lois Eirich Clyde Frantz Nancy Frantz Rush Fritz Eugene HeHeran Alvln Herr Nancy Homan Tuna Kasplck Jane Kelih lackue Kephart Q ,Q - f i I I , Q Lenny Kepharf Richard Kepharf Larry Krause Florence Krause f- ,33 - 34 N 'lf' K JUNIGRS l noQ1'4 5 .Q V f rf , W2 l it A , , Peggy Labash Dorothy Lefort Christine Lockey Helen Lukens James Marin Sam McKay Edward McKean Catherine Miller Bernard Mineweaser NK Qi Q I athrvn Mineweaser James Mulheron Patrick O'Brien Steve Novak Marie Natalie Beverly Patterson James Pollick John Puskos Brenda Reams Carolyn Reams Mary Lou Rebo Mary Lou Richardson Tom Selfridge Joe Smith Elaine Stone 35 X 5 Rose Ann Supko JUNIORS Barbara Sypo Diane Taylor George Timchok Joe Tircl'1 Eflwel Tormey Helen Sue Wcxsilko Robert Wills Judy Wilson Nadine Zeck Q10 ye' 36 1 UFWJMUYE x -5. Eff CDPHOMORES xv ' 45 ' L2 i ' 9? iw Iudy Archer Carol Ashworth Mary Jane Bagrosky Barbara Bauglwrnan Joan Bonfitto Eileen Bratton Edward Bishop David Bowman Delores Bowman Curt Bryan John Demclwalc Charles Heath Harold Cameron Christine Drochalc 'S Helen Hornan Jean Carson James Couturiaux Barry Cupples N Karen Eiricl1 Kathryn Grossmer lolwn Haizalx Ronald Hoover Mary Hudson Ronald lrwin 38 SOPHOMORES Patsy Johnson Larry Kanour Ronald Kanour Dave Knowles Joyce Lawrence Georgianol Lorigan Jean McKay George Mekis Laquito Mignot Chester Muchinsky John Murphy Gerald Myers Elaine Keith Thomas Mann Larry Kephari Rebecca Mayes Joseph Mineweaser Georgiano Molinich 1 TL.. John Natalie Richard Olenoski 0' 3 .f ,f Charles Pagcmo Joseph Pagano Shirley Patrick Annetta Patterson 39 E. -. :W- V FJ ffl .1 6, 1 QB: SOPHCMORES ,f .I ,Q 99 Q . .. .,.-, I f ,N fo ' 4 dj of. 0 Gilbert Patterson Helen Richner Joncxlie Ritchie Patti Roach Judy Sankey Roy Showers Sylvia Solensky Robert Spicer Paul Supko John Tents Dick Thompson Mike Tirch Audrey Vincer John Webster i1'i 1 it ,,. - 41 K ri we if so 3,5 AP Nancy Weston Ronnie Yarger Hill aff!xUNt'fUi'5f W Xe. R' Y UID Ul'l IUL O D I 1 ' ffl' J 'X' Nl FRESHMAN I 133114 yr 5 ' ' m John Albright Kennelh Boney Dorothy Baughman Lynn Bezillu Gladys Brown Donald Bryan Joyce Burdge Fred Burns Michael Burns i .fx , D! Clair Bush Harold Cadman Barbara Carson James Chrisioff Hazel Cowfer Doroihy Crain Mike Deblo Jerry Demchak Jerome Desso Kay Dixon A fer Andrew Domack Serge Drillock Cafherine Edgill John Eirich Janice Ernest 42 FRESHMAN Qi L Judy Falwr Nancy Fahr Larry Falmar John Frank Frank Frantz Marlene Frcmiz Joe Gallagher Carol Garvey James Garvey Gerald Greek Fred Gusfkey Robert Hanna Harold Harry Rullw Haizalc Elmer Herr X Shirley Henderslwof Anna Hoclxenloerry Doris Holden Edward Holden Raymond Homan p a fx 44 'hu-gg Nancy Irwin Ira Jarrett Charlene Kadash Thaddeus Kasubick 43 .Ju QE' ,P ., I ,.1, x 'V' , X.: ' 0 0, -. V 25 O. -Us I i 2 Q- ,Xi K - sf- FRESHMAN A+ l I gm Wiliam Keniora Ronald Kennedy Betty Kephart Charles Kephart Morris Kepharf Marcia Luciano Ronald Mann Jerry Marin Reber? McLarren Jane Ann McNeish Oliver Mease Joan Miller Susanne Moll Jean Myers ll X John O'BVien Carla Pedrazzani lames Penny Thomas Pills Nancy Pryde Michael Radebach Kay Ralsvon Joyce Randolph 44 Virginia Polllc k . v 6,,,' 'bgkfj i f U0 ' 0'-..' il A 'I' flu I Z ' I , , ll Eldon Reams .A FRESHMAN l' is N, Shinafeli Randall Shorl Dale Richner Larry Richner Jack Sankey Gail Margare!Sn1ifh Fred Socash Frances Soliys Willie Carol Tornco Rhelda Tormey Loretta Turza Ardell Walk Marlene Welker ,Q Alfred Webster John Williams Pal Williams Gerald Winiers Gerald Winters Q0 4' , .O ' Marion Winters Harlan Winters Maxine Yarger Y P- m Supina Nancy Thompson 1 V Q ffl ,x ff -S 4 ,f Ox EIGHTH GRADE '1: '. i L, i Q . 5 V Kathryn Albright Norene Brown Thomas Dugan Paul Frank Alberl Adams John Adams larnes Aclomis Charles Albrighl james Bagrosky Eleanor Bowman Ronald Briflon lanice Brocail loseph Buynak Fred Cashner Patricia Diuko Carol Dixon Daniel Farley John Firkey Diana Flick Kathleen Frank I9 w.-mai' MW. Nancy Friday Jerry Fritz Alice Dilmore Joseph Golemboski 46 GHTH GRADE Leslie Griiiifh Frances Gustkey Carol Herr Eugene Holowecky Joseph Kalke , u Mary Haizak Charles Hefferan ro - 1' ' x tl 1 Nancy Hendershoi Patrick Hughes Kenneih Hutton Susan Kadash .aeorgie Kanour Dwaine Kephort Kay Kepharf Larry Kephari Robert Kephart Robert Kile Lee Lender Frances lukens Jessie Mayes Carol Mekis Roberta Merriman James Mignof 47 Anne-Ha Mom X 5.5 I .Z ' . , x I 1 ,qw I ,Q I EE: EIGHTH GRADE ,N 'A-A - Y C. .X al' 1 NJ Robert Miller Rhetta Millwarcl Loretta Muchinsky Dennis McNeisl1 Joyce Patterson Arthur Reams E fl Sandra Monosky James Mostyn Carmella Myers David McElroy Shirley Mclarren Kathleen McKean Ronald Natalie Annamae Novak Theresa Olenoski lohn Patrick sp 'K Anna Phillips Linda Phillips Tom Plisco Peggy Pollisino Joseph Rice Gertrude Ritchie Daniel Rohrbaclc Delores Showers .. Jr' EIGHTH GRADE Andrew Sidorick Edward Solensky Ronald Spicer Joan Wolko George Wusilko James Wayne Robert Wayne Roger Webster George Williams Marlene Winters Melvin Woodring Williom Yorger CAFETERIA: Mrs. Scovern, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Woodring CUSTODIANS: James Osewolt, Ellwood Luiz l 49 Q SEVENTH GRAD . -0 ,110-.' 1 Q 6- .I -0 J-fi? ,rw m n ' 'Q Gwendolyn Archer Betsy Bagrosky Thomas Baney Thomas Branfer Mona Bralton Susan Brown David Bryan Richard Bryan Irvin Burton James Bulferbough Veronica Buynak Joann Cameron Thomas Carson George Cowfer -L+- - - Jean Crain Dessie Dixon Earnest Dixon Frank Edgill Harry Eirich J? Eileen Earnesl Charlotte Farley Jack Fassinger Ed Feffers Gary Feirers 50 SEVENTH GRADE l- Cloudia Flegal Gwen Flick Paulette Frantz Mary Gcullaher Billy Herr Donna Kephart Jane! Kepharl JoAnne Kile Karen Kolesar Helen Golemboski Nancy Holden Roberl Hoover Brooks Housfecl Andrew Kepharl Michael Kozak W S Dean Krause Wesley Krause ludy Luciano Shirley Mcihlon Fred Miller John Mital Paul Monosky Bonita Moyer Camille Maurice l n4a4'4 5' I .Q V ' l 5l 1 Y A ff' ,, 1 S 5 SEVENTH GRADE 8:5 J I sf' , - ' ' ' ,I ,, xv ' is x x i E ig y K -,.':: gz. . J f .912 Judy Murphy Richard Myers Jean McConaughey Dorothy Odrosky L Edward Patrick Shirley Patrick Blane Patterson Linda Patterson John Pitts Lor lau Fr etta Ralston Arthur Reams Charles Reoms Patricia Rice Linda Ritchie rence Roach Robert Roach Dan Sankey Paul Selfridge Karen Short '38 JFK nj ancis Showers Inez Showers Fred Sidorick Carol Smeal Jessie Smith 52 X SEVENTH GRADE Roger Stewart Mary Sionebraker Michael Sypa Jeanne Taylor Donna Thompson ,E 1 ' Michael Tomco Ruth Ann Tormey Sandra Tormey James Updike Alverta Vaughn Donna Rae Voyzey Rober1Walsfrom John Wilks Noreen Wilks Philip Williams Shirley Woodring David Burdge Loris Ralston Alfred Smeal Eugene Reams eg. - Y. 19? S JK 4 :gr .1 s .1 1 ,f 2:7 Q., 53 Lf bf Q., Q fm I Wil? 3' ,9 ., 1: 8 gm 5. sew Ly :ff Y? Q ,Y V1 PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA VARSITY SQUAD X' ,,,,, 1-3 Front Row ll. lo r.J: J. Radebach, D. Sphar, L. Malinich, B. Crago, E. Hemphill, B. Pepperday, J. Gravish, G. Dixon, L. Kepharr J. Dixon, P. Mason. Second Row: Coach Campbell, Coach Adams, A. Wayne, M. Tirch, R. Brennish, J. Dixon, B. Dornblisky, D Bailey, G. Dixon, B. Speranza, B. Conway, T. Smith, R. McTigue, B. Merryman, D. Davis. Third Row: J. Smith, B. Maruschak, R Fritz, A. Shufran, M. Demchak, T, Turner, F, Luther, J. Egar, P. O'Brien, G. Holi, T. Mann, D. Sleigh, A. Geffe, Coach Davis Fourih Row: R. Myers, R. Olenoslci, K. vellqlle, J. Mineweaser, P. Supko, H. Cameron, U. Melius, B. Jones, P. Turner, D. Gus tafson, L. Bailey, Coach Mclclalena. 56 NX. .K .fx A .6 . -BA. Kg X A 315 W Wh U. PS ww- H gg X 1 -my n 4 Q w S 'Q r' 316 X ss S 2X an Q V cf' f 0 6 ff' 5 9 I si , Q. -,. U nie '01 Q . f Qa.,'s, , as gp Q wif W N M Q wg,,! ,,gS'i,,! ,s.Q w f,,1,M ga'?S?Z A 1 Q X fix M 1 Vg f 'SWE ,Ju rpg, QU Sui I M -Q X f ffl? ' if W nf A 9 iw V Q us'gI i1. Av I' ,cfs W Ni N ' ffffz.-S' 'f 'SW mf' 'Sr- as im , he N? wp S ay ff YQ ffl. xiii, 72 flffi -A92 kM 4 74' NA ff f?'2? vi? UIQ! RX 1 Q A ' ,T ' 'tif ' 5 V if k.LL V fx ,Q 13? 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V Q, I 4 .1 'K ,1, J K CHORUS Lefl fo riglil: Jim Chrislolif, Fred Burns, Eugene Heliferon, Jerry Frilz, Charles Heffernan, Robert Wayne, Tom Dugan, Joe Kolke, Tom Pills, Michael Kozok, Mr. Allsopp, Gordon Shinofell, Coral Ashworth, Joe Mineweuser, Ronald Konour, Alvin Herr, .lmmes Mostyn, Dwcin Bush, Dennis McNeish, Ed Patrick, Andrew Sidoriclc, Robert Hanna, James Morin, Serge Drilloclc, lorry Kephcnrt. END MEN x. C iff, V igfg S if in CAST Left to right: Bill Pills, Pot O'Brien, Roberi Tormey, Jack Mur phy, Ken Holden, John O'Brien, Ronald Archer, Poul Supko George Timchok, 61 GRADUATION l'M AN INDIAN, TOO! CHANTEZ-CHANTEZ! ,5 gig? 'bw DANCING IN THE DARK! STAIRWAY T0 THE STARS! I POLITICIANSI MARlANNEI 62 A X X3 SSE 5 K 5 Q ,X A S Q - W N 5- . L m .,,,. S 4, , 4, 'S if i Sim-i'l'L -2 A X N W ii N1 N s X +L. ,Q xv! N N ' E533 K . fs K f SQ ,XX W sv 'ww it ' QA ' . xx ' Q X EJ 5? , 59 5 1 55 if if -1 eq. 4 pg , if 'V Q - J, 5? 1 lf 2 ,Q 2 -gjw' 3 If If I'M All SHOOK UP , M J A a k QQ 55515 . wg 7 5 x g 'Q fl? f 9- 1 5 ' f, s 1 my- . f Q ' F Q X i 2 ' SENIOR CLASS PLAY Eli CAST left io right: Charles Jones, Barbara Turza, Beverly Grundusky, Bob Tcrmey, Mary Ann Daugherty, Joann Hefferan, Ronald Archer, Mary Ann Williams, Barbara Malicki, Marian Dugan ldirecforj, Virginia Yokoboslcy, Gordon Shinafelt, Ray Hanna, John Radebacli. 1' ,W f nav-u.mn--are--vm Maha.-. 4:1 vm..--lpis-avant-fm -. gl-Min YCDU'LL DIE LAUGHING!!! DEC. 13-14 64 I f X V, I USHERS left lo right: Marlene Feflers Catherine Jones Mary Lego Darla Siewart Joann Crain N Shirley Kennedy L4 .vw ' ORCHESTRA Back Row 1I.to r l: Janice Ernest, Rhelda Torrney, Jim Cllrisfofl' Mr. Allsopp, Jock Murphy, Bill Pitts, Bob Tormey, Joe Kallse Third Row: Jolwn Webster, Diane Taylor, Jim Marin, Dwcxine Bush, Second Row: Joyce Randolf, Eileen Brafton, Clwrisvine Dro clwalc. First Row Tina Kaspick, Jean Bauglwman. 65 't S3 STAGE CR Left Vo right EW Jim Selfridge Many Sue Milal Nancy Robinson Bill Holmes 1 . E NEVER SAY DlE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 59:5 f Q Q S if . L . CAST Standing: F, Luther J. Morin Mr. Bilicic E, Tormey D, Dugcxn L. Kephort Sitting: P. O'Brien K. Mineweoser N. Zeck T. Kcxspiclc M. Natalie K. Miller J. Boughmon J, Wilson S. Cowfer 66 DANCERS Left to right: F. Krause B. Sypcm H. Lulxens N. Delonsky L, Eirich B. Recims STAGE HANDS Standing: J.Tircl'1 E, McKean M. McMurray J. Puskus R. Wills Sitting: F. Krause C. Realms S. Bryon N, Frantz B. Patterson H, Wosilko M W Z 1 filo USHERS TOP: M. Hudson, J. McKay, S. Pufrick, J. Ritchie, K, Grossrner. ENTERTAINERS RIGHT: L. Kcznour, B. Moyes, N Fc1hr,J.Gollc1gher. PIANIST C. Ashworih 67 SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY HOT ICE Scmlcey Johnson Cameron Bczughmun Mineweoser Patterson R Ahab G' x 'QQ iwg. all wi 'I EQ' L3 v' '. f87r.Q Q- . . X gxka, 1 Q I , ,gf . , I as 'Gr First Row: Florence Krause. Second Row ll. to r.l: Nancy Robinson, Gordon Shinafelt, Shirley Patrick, Jimmy Pen- ny, George Timchak, Ronnie Kanour. Third Row: Judy Wilson, Eileen Brat, ton, John Demchak, Francie Kasubick, Mary Sue Mital, Tina Kaspick. Fourth Row: Joe Kellie, Christine Drochak, Brenda Recums, Kathryn Mineweoser, JoAnne HeHeran, Jean Baughman. Fifth Row: Catherine Miller, Georgi- anne Molinich, Fred Burns, John Web- ster, Ethel Tormey. Sixth Row: Susan Mott, Alvin Herr, Jim Polick, Ed McKean, Dan Dugan, Barbara Malicki, Mary Ann Daugherty. Seventh Row: Beverly Grundusky, Bob Hanna, Bob Tormey, Jim Marin, Joe Mineweoser, Pat O'Brien, Jack Murphy. 70 First Row: Kathy Grossmer. Second Row li. to r.l: Dwain Bush, Mary A. Williams, Bill Pitts, Carol Ashworth, Mr. Allsopp, Barbara Turza. Third Row: Sally Cowfer, Rose Supko, Kath- ern Frantz, Carla Pedrazzani, Carol Tomco, Nancy Thompson, Nancy Frantz. Fourth Row: Ray Hanna, Vir- ginia Pollick, Loretta Turza, Joyce Ran- dolph, Bill Keniora. Fifth Row: Janice Ernest, Rhelda Tormey, Larry Kanour, Mike Radebach, Serge Drillock, Pat Johnson. Sixth Row: Helen Wasilko, Eugene Hefferan, Beverly Patterson, Jack Sankey, Gail Shinafelt, Johnny O'Brien, Joanne Bonfitto. Seventh Row: Pat Williams, Ron Archer, Diane Tay- lor, Raymond Showers, Jerry Marin, Ted Kasubick, Jim Christoft, Virginia Yokobosky. 71 ..'. , i . ' . k,V, H P ,, L .3 fit. 1 A rf ..... . ,. ' a , QQ ' ' S5 ff ,.x. -Q Tv 5 is G1nnv'Cj1::!1uuq5,fD fjhpsnuonug. q Q unsung Hamann pf ,Jil-Q TOP fI.1o r.D: D. Bush V. Yokobosky B. Turzcu LEFT: B. Molicki M. Williams BOTTOM ll. io r R. Hanna M. Herr J. Heffernan 0 wr.: ' .. ff! xx 3.9 NX wit is 0 3 I J' ' i I I . -Q 1 Tffr- TOP ll. In rj: N. Robinson B. Grundusky R. Archer RIGHT: M. Fefiers K. Frantz BOTTOM ll. To r J M. Daugherty M, Mifol B. Tormey ,Ji fbi 3 ,WW , S i 'f 'Rl si Ni QE ii 5 gf E?f,seigflfiz.Sw 5g Q L,..b. L. K ,Q Q La Q Q S gig? ' 2 ' 1 .L es -sw: f L A .55 us- f ., A 4 ,xii S52 hee Q xg W M .H V fl Eng gf! : ,uf gb Q XS fn-. ,.,,,, Q :1,5g- ,X iii xii . aw 5225 lg. fag gf 5- 1 M - 15 Y fi N QQ Q X 51 Q1 Q w Q g 1 WT Gi -Q: V2 QQ 152 4 AS Ei 2? A 25 -ef X 'QF E if ' ffm- we-1 V Zu u 1 Q7 1 I , - X '21 Y V :,vQ2fV X I V, f' J , 1 ,'45 43 7 Lf 1139? sf? J , .5 f . f , 9 W 1? 1 ,,y,,gU , ,,,., Am, vv El sf kb-qw ,QQVS in N2 -:E T4 O. 3-s .c . -I-c 40 V. ,.. U2 -'6 rx on. E4 .9-' aa 115. .A 59 -20 5 . .EU .c . cn.: .2 'n. OE .n. 2. -mn QE . c O m2 -2 TI .E . U2 Us 9: 3.9 9.2 Q.i Ji mo 'cm 5-2 115 .-I 3. 643 g.. C3 -C0 OE -1 .T n.: -3 xo im 0 .. mi 5 M3 2? ,14 'Q 2:1 .sc 22 3. O-Q cz 0-.K WU .20 u.N 76 Bough- cnms, J. Re lacks, B. ughrnun, B. Ma Ba Grundusky, M. Miicxl, B. key, B. ST Gu w: F. Ro hird n.T Pcxtterso r, B. Se Minewec K. Kasubick, Miss Wifchey, T. Roach, P. Sankey, eston, J . Ritchie, N. W man, J BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCHOOL BOARD Mr. John E. Lux, President ..,....,..,.. .,.... P hilipsburg Boro. Mr. Edgar Wilson, Vice President ,...,.. ..... B oggs Township Mrs. Miriam Hess, Secretary ,..,..... ...,... R ush Township Mr. George R. Twigg, Treasurer ..,.. ...... C hester Hill Boro. Mr. Alex C. Bailey .. . . Mr. Norman Bean ,.., . - Mr. Vance Burtner ....i,. ,. .. Mrs. Helen Butterworth Mr. Joseph Dixon . . ..,.,..... .. Mrs. Alice Eboch ., ,. Mrs. Tillie Gates .. Mrs. Sue Gilham ..... , Mr. Robert Granville . , Mr. Ardell Hamer, Jr. ....,..,.. . Mrs. Erda. Hartle .... .,... ..... Mr. John Heath ..... . Mrs. Miriam Hess .,... . Mr. William HoiTer ,..,..., Mr. Raymond Kanour .......... Mr. Raymond Ka nouff Mr. Walter Kerfoot ....,... .. Mr. John Kerfoot ....., . Mr. William Litz ...... Mr. Edward Long ...,... Philipsburg Boro. S. Philipsburg Boro. Osceola Mills Boro. Chester Hill Boro. Wallaceton Boro. Philipsburg Boro. Philipsburg Boro. Philipsburg Boro. Chester Hill Boro. Wallaceton Boro. Rush Township Osceola Mills Boro. Rush Township Philipsburg Boro. Osceola Mills Boro. Boggs Township Boggs Township Decatur Township Boggs Township Decatur Township John E. Lux .,.,...,... .... Stewart L. Mason John McQueeney Harry Millard .... Frank Nichols Robert Patterson Mrs. Julia Phillips .... John Pinto ....,...,. Mr. J. Clair Simler ,.,. Mrs. Myrna Stoker Dale Taylor .....,.. Hugh Tormey ..... Wendell Turner ., Wilton Turner ....., ,......... Warren E. Townsend ...... George R. Twigg Edgar H. Wilson . Wallace Williams Wilson Williams . Mrs. Betty Wood ,..... PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCHOOL COMMITTEE Philipsburg Boro. Wallaceton Boro Rush Township . Decatur Township Osceola Mills Boro. Decatur Township Osceola Mills Boro. Decatur Township Philipsburg Boro. Rush Township Chester Hill Boro. . .... Rush Township Chester Hill Boro. Wallaceton Boro. .. Philipsburg Boro. ., Chester Hill Boro. Boggs Township Wallaceton Boro. Boggs Township S. Philipsburg Boro. Mr. John E. Lux, President ......,....... . ..,. Philipsburg Boro. Mr. Edgar Wilson, Vice President ....... ..... B oggs Township Mrs. Gladys G. Dunlap, Secretary ....... ,...... K Non-Memberl Mr. George R. Twigg, Treasurer . .... ...,,. C hester Hill Boro. Mr. Vance H. Burtner .......,.... Mr. Joseph Dixon .... ..... ..... Mrs. Alice Eboch .,... Mrs. Sue Gilham ...,. Mr. John Heath ....,., Mrs. Myrna Stoker ..... Mr. William Litz ,,.,.. Osceola Mills Boro. Wallaceton Boro. S. Philipsburg Boro. .. .... S. Philipsburg Boro. Osceola Mills Boro. Rush Township Boggs Township Edward Long ,.... ..,.. D ecatur Township John Pinto ............. .,... D ecatur Township W. E. Townsend ......, ...,.. P hilipsburg Boro. Hugh Tormey ..,.,... ....... R ush Township Wendell Turner .,..... . Wallace Williams Chester Hill Boro. Wallaceton Boro. OUR S25 Steel Publications Incorporated, Pittsburgh, Pa. S20 Purity Milk Company, Philipsburg, Pa. Zimmerman Engraving Company, Sykesville, Pa. S15 Luxenberg, Lester, M.D., Philipsburg, Pa. S10 L. R. Batchelor-Educational Field Trips, Tyrone, Pa. Booth and Shontz, Philipsburg, Pa. Broberg's Chevrolet Garage, Osceola Mills, Pa. Columbia Fire Co., Osceola Mills, Pa. County National Bank of Clearfield, Osceola Mills, Pa. Demchak's Planing Mill-Builders' Supplies, Osceola Mills, Pa. Drivas, Leonadas T., M.D., Philipsburg, Pa. Dunlap Ford Sales, Philipsburg, Pa. and DunIap's Garage, Osceola Mills, Pa. Ernest Lumber Co., Osceola Mills, Pa. First National Bank, Philipsburg, Pa. Forcey, Clarke, M.D., Philipsburg, Pa. Fullington Auto Bus Co., Clearfield, Pa. Gianopoulos, Patrick L.,M.D., Philipsburg, Pa. Harkins, Doctor William, Osceola Mills, Pa. Meyer Brothers Company, Philipsburg, Pa. Modern Loan, Philipsburg, Pa. Pedrazzani Store, Osceola Mills, Pa. Provine Studios, Juniata, Pa. Rulis, Ann-Beautician, Osceola Mills, Pa. Spotts Music Center, Punxsutawney, Pa. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3450, Philipsburg, Pa. S5 Airport Tavern, Osceola Mills, Pa. Anderson's Department Stores, Osceola Mills and Houtzdale, Pa. Automotive Supply, Philipsburg, Pa. Belding and Mull, Philipsburg, Pa. Brown, Fred D.-Insurance, Osceola Mills, Pa. B.P.O.E. - Elks - No. 1173, Philipsburg, Pa. Burtner, Vance H.-Insurance, Osceola Mills, Pa. Claster, M. L. and Sons, Philipsburg, Pa. Coultas Loans, Philipsburg, Pa. Cowdrick's Drug Store, Philipsburg, Pa. Curtis Products Co., Inc., Philipsburg, Pa. C. 81 Z. Garage-Chevrolet and Cadillac, Houtzdale, Pa. Daily Journal, Philipsburg, Pa. Elliot Coal Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Friday, Doctor Ernest, Houtzdale, Pa. Fox, J. E.-Druggist, Osceola Mills, Pa. Gable's Store, Altoona, Pa. Guillard, Peter, M.D., Osceola Mills, Pa. Heath, John S.-Funeral Home, Osceola Mills, Pa. Hirsh's Home and Auto Supplies, Osceola Mills, Pa. Hurwitz Furniture and Hardware, Philipsburg, Pa. lbberson's Drug Store, Philipsburg, Pa. Jones Insurance Agency, Philipsburg, Pa. Kephart's Hardware, Philipsburg, Pa. Keystone Diesel Iniection Service, lWm. N. Marcouxl, Philipsburg, Pa. Killion Motors, Philipsburg, Pa. Kirk Brothers Garage, Philipsburg, Pa. Ladies Auxiliary - Veterans of Foreign Wars q., l:5020, Osceola Mills, Pa. Lee Metal Products, Inc., Philipsburg, Pa. Lewis Uniform Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Loyal Order of Moose, Osceola Mills, Pa. Mattern, Georgc+Groceries, Osceola Mills, Pa McCrory's Five ancl Dime, Philipsburg, Pa. Myers, Ray, Osceola Mills, Pa. Osceola Leader, Osceola Mills, Pa. Penn Alto Bottling Works, Inc., Altoona, Pa. Pennshire Clothes, Inc., Philipsburg, Pa. Philipsburg Auto Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Philipsburg Thrift Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Richardson's Sportsman Store, Osceola Mills, Pa. Rodgers' I.G.A. Store, Osceola Mills, Pa. Sankey's Flowers, Osceola Mills, Pa. Sears Roebuck Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Simler Insurance Agency, Philipsburg, Pa. St. Anthony Beneficiary Society, Osceola Mills, Pa. St. Peter and Paul Beneficiary Society, Osceola Mills, Pa. The Clearfield Progress, Philipsburg and Clearfield, Pa. Thompson, H. C., Port Matilda Highway Walton Insurance Agency, Philipsburg, Pa. Webster's Barber Shop, Osceola Mills, Pa. Western Auto, Philipsburg, Pa. What-To-Wear, Eleanore S. Dugan, Philipsburg, Pa. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton- Clover Farm Store, Osceola Mills, Pa. WoIf's Furniture Store, Philipsburg, Pa. t W if SPONSORS S3 A 81 P Super Market-N. L. Stevens, Mgr., Osceola Mills, Pa. Adelman 8. Ratowsky Department Store, Philipsburg, Pa. American Diner, Philipsburg, Pa. Batcho's, Philipsburg, Pa. Betty Jay Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Best Jewelers, Philipsburg, Pa. Breman's Express Co., Philipsburg, R. D., Pa. Brennish, John-Beauty Salon, Philipsburg, Pa. Brown's Boot Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Carter, J. T., Osceola Mills, Pa. Catherine's Market, Philipsburg, Pa. Dewey, Doctors R. L. and lone-Optometrists, Philipsburg, Pa. Earnest Service Center, Osceola Mills, Pa. Esso Service Center, Osceola Mills, Pa. Gallan's Meat Market, Philipsburg, Pa. Gette, Drs. C. A., L. M., and F. J., Philipsburg, Pa. Goldberg's, Philipsburg, Pa. Golden Crust Bakery, Philipsburg, Pa. Hoover Hardware, Philipsburg, Pa. lbberson's Clothing Store, Philipsburg, Pa. lrwin's Philipsburg Ledger Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Kasubick's Cafe, Osceola Mills, Pa. Kaufman's Store, Altoona, Pa. Kisinkie Junk Yard, Philipsburg-Osceola Mills Highway Mandell's Barber Shop, Osceola Mills, Pa. Monser, W. Louis, Dr.-Optometrist, Houtzdale, Pa. Motts Diner, Osceola Mills, Pa. Osceola Water Co., Osceola Mills, Pa. Parker Flower Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Parsky's Store, Philipsburg, Pa. Philipsburg Laundry, Philipsburg, Pa. Poorman's Place, Osceola Mills, Pa. Quaker Bonnet, Philipsburg, Pa. Read House-Mrs. N. J. Scollins, Osceola Mills, Pa. Sankey's Service Station, Osceola Mills, Pa. Sieber, Dr. H. l.-Optometrist, Philipsburg, Pa. Stewart, Dr., Philipsburg, Pa. Swistock's Carpet Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Taylor, George, M.D. and Taylor, Frances, M.D. Philipsburg, Pa. Tompkins, R. F., M.D., Philipsburg, Pa. Vogue Beauty Salon-Mrs. J. Mostyn, Osceola Mills, Pa. Voyzey and Crago, Osceola-Philipsburg Highway Ziff's Store, Philipsburg, Pa. I 52.50 Heims' Garage, Osceola Mills, Pa. Jusick's Hotel, Philipsburg, Pa. Mark Motor Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Yeschke, F. J.-Grocery, Osceola Mills, Pa. S2 Anita's Restaurant, Houtzdale, Pa. B8. B Construction Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Davidson 8. Dobson Esso Station, Philipsburg, Pa Eureka Store, Houtzdale, Pa. Finberg's, Philipsburg, Pa. Lewis, Dr., Philipsburg, Pa. Little Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Maiestic Theater, Philipsburg, Pa. Maguire's, Philipsburg, Pa. McCamley's Distributing Co., Philipsburg, Pa. Nicholls-Howard-Heating 8K Plumbing, Philipsburg, Pa. Mills, Dr. George, Houtzdale, Pa. Olenick's Printing Shop, Osceola Mills, Pa. Rite Style Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Sam's Furniture Store, Philipsburg, Pa. Shugarts Boot Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Smith's Ladies Apparel, Houtzdale, Pa. William Wood Estate Hardware, Osceola Mills, Pa. SI Adelsberger's Wallpaper Store, Philipsburg, Pa Bennett's Children's Shop, Philipsburg, Pa. Fitzgibbon's Bakery, Osceola Mills, Pa. Flegal, Robert-Restaurant, Osceola Mills, Pa. Frazier, Earl-Barber, Osceola Mills, Pa. McDonald, John-Barber, Osceola Mills, Pa. Philipsburg Radio Station, Philipsburg, Pa. Simler Esso Service Station, Osceola Mills, Pa. West, Joe, Osceola Mills, Pa. Woods Electric, Osceola Mills, Pa. PRINTING BY KURTZ BROS. CLEARFIELD, PA. 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