Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

DEDICATION In our school, there is a team of husband and wife who has ably contributed to our Vocational, Academic, and extracurricular programs. Their energetic, engaging personalities have provided the pleasant atmosphere that makes learning enjoyable. The Vocational Department has been fortunate to have Mrs. Babcock's experienced instruction and advice. Mr. Babcock has promoted the Academic program through his capable instruction of algebra. Together, they have trained many students in the field of sports. Mrs. Babcock has directed the cheerleaders, and Mr. Babcock has managed the Junior Varsity basketball team. They have contributed much to our school and its student body. Therefore, we proudly dedicate our annual, the 1964 Tiger Lily, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babcock. Mrs. Babcock relaxes at home. Mr. Babcock reviews an algebra lesson. 2 During the last four years, Mr. and Mrs. Babcock have been the only husband and wife team who have taught and actively participated in high school affairs. Therefore, the Senior Class wishes to acknowledge them in a special dedication. The Class of 1964 is the first class to dedicate its yearbook to two people. We sincerely believe that Mr. and Mrs. Babcock deserve this unique honor. Edward and his mother smile for the photographer. A picture is worth a thousand words. 3 YEARBOOK STAFF MESSAGE FROM STAFF The 1964 Tiger Lily isa product of several staffs. The Staffs arecom-prised of Seniors who donate much of their time to plan a yearbook that is a worthy representation of the Senior Class and Port Allegany Union High School. The Art Staff is responsible for the division pages that lend color and tone to a yearbook. Since a yearbook iscomposed ofnumerous pictures, the Photography Staff has the enormous task of taking, sizing, and developing these pictures. The Sports Staff plans the arrangements of pictures for the Sports Section. The Copy Staff supplements all pictures with adequate written material. To insure the perfection of the yearbook, the Proofreading Staff checks and rechecks all printed materials. The Typing Staff is responsible for the typing and neat ar- rangement of the printed material. To guarantee production of the yearbook, the Business Staff handles the financial matters. All of the staffs would like to take this opportunity to thank our Student Editors, our Chief Advisor Mr. Clark, and our Photography Advisor Mr. Owen for their guidance and help in the production of this successful yearbook—the 1964 Tiger Lily. 4 HEADS OF STAFF Yctta Schcibner .... Mary Ann Fallenstein Charles Phalon .... Bob Carlson.......... Linda Kiswerth....... Cheryl Carey......... Beverly Abbey........ Jim Mitchell........ Mr. Clark............ Mr. Owen............. ......Editor-in-Chlef . . . Assistant Editor .......Sports Editor ..........Art Editor ..........Copy Editor Proofreading Editor .... Typing Editor . . Business Manager .............Advisor Photography Advisor Fakers !!!! 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration.................. Faculty............................ Activities......................... Seniors ........................... Clubs................................ Senior High........................ Class of 1965 Class of 1966 Junior High..................................... Class of 1967 Class of 1968 Class of 1969 Sports.......................................... Senior Records.................................. Advertisements.................................. 7 13 25 35 57 73 85 . 97 110 116 FOREWORD The theme of this fifty-first edition of the Tiger Lily is lines and colors. This theme suggests many things to many people. The straight lines of discipline surround everyone throughout life. The physical lines of buildings and the mental lines of thought and procedure are everywhere. All these lines of discipline can be monotonous. Only color can relieve the strictness of lines. The softness of color serves as a tranquilizer or as a comfortable variation. Without color, lines would be most severe. With color, the lines of discipline can be endured. Discipline and relief are our connotations for lines and colors. We hope people will use their imaginations when they see our theme. 6 I SUPERINTENDENT On behalf of the members of the Port Allegany Union School Board, I congratulate you, the graduating class of 1964. The program of studies which you pursued while in high school was designed to provide you with skills, competencies, and understandings which are consistent with your aptitudes and interests. The real test of the effectiveness of your school experiences is still before you. That test is the manner in which you apply what you have learned to the practical problems of living in a free democratic society. It is our earnest hope that you face life's problems in such a way that you will clearly demonstrate that the sacrifices of all those who have helped provide for your education have been worthwhile. We trust that you will distinguish yourselves as a new generation of truly responsible Americans. We wish each of you great personal success and happiness and invite you to maintain close association with the schools of our community. ALBERT SKELTON Mr. Albert Skelton, Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Leah Lewis and the new secretary, Mrs. Jean Geneaux aid Mr. Skelton in the performance of his duties. 8 PRINCIPAL I extend my sincere congratulations to each graduate of the class of 1964. You have reached an important step in your life and you may be proud of this achievement. I hope you will temper your pride with a humbleness of spirit. This humbleness should result from a realization of the vast amount of knowledge that you have not yet mastered and the awareness of the need to continue learning throughout your entire life. I trust that the education you have received thus far will equip you with the basic knowledge to begin your life's work or to begin further training for your life's work. I hope that your elementary and high school education will also lead you in a continued search for beauty and truth. It is only in this search that you will become mature men and women able to experience the real joys of life. ROBERT STROM BERG Mr. Robert Stromberg, High School Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Frank Rackish. Assistant High School Principal 9 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Throughout our high school years, the Guidance Department has given us indispensable aid by supervising the selection of our curriculum. The Guidance Office also schedules personal interviews, conducts employment and scholarship tests, and arranges conferences between students and college representatives. Through these aides, we are better equipped to begin our future careers. Kathleen Thrash scans college manuals. Mr. Watkins works on the school records. 10 Mrs. Warner assists in GuidanceCounseling. BOARD OF Mrs. Maragret Tronetti Mr. Garth Nelson EDUCATION The Board of Education establishes the policies of the school system. In their capable hands rest the major problems of school organization. They work diligently to represent both the student and the parent in school affairs. Dr. Arvid Baker Mrs. Lucille Church Mrs. Dorothea Goodrich Mrs. Eleanor Michelitsch 11 Mr. Hugh Thompson CAFETERIA PERSONNEL The personnel; Back row left to right: Mrs. Price, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Howland. Front row: Mrs. Turner, Mrs. App, Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. Baker. School Nurses, Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. Mitchelitsch check attendance. NURSES 12 Our custodians Mrs. Gallup, Mr. Saicrs, Mr. Murphy, and Mr. Baker. CUSTODIANS 1JL Mrs. June Dunn, B.S. MUSIC Mr. John N.D. Moyer, B. Mus. ART Mr. Ronald Paul Sturga, B.S. Mr. Robert Christensen, B.S., MEd. vV; � '. £ Mrs. Diane Babcock, B.S. HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Richard K. Taylor, B.S. Miss Virginia Caffo, B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. H. Forrest Whlpkey, B.S. Mr. Charles Osani, B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. William Kaye, B.S., MS. 16 Mr. Roland L Dann, B.S. Miss Janice Tapper, B.S. COMMERCIAL eeeaeeoeee OQOOOOQOOOO 0000000006® kooo ooo.o oeot LANGUAGES ENGLISH Mr. Frank Kackish, B.S.. . L. . Mr. T. litre Bennett. B.S. Mr. (ieorgc K. I’etrisek, B.S. 18 Mr. Thomas Fisher, B.S. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Carol Johns, B.A. Mr. William Kisko, B.S. Mrs. Ruth Glesk, A.B. 19 MATH AND SCIENCE Mrs. Marilyn Anderson. B.S. Mr. Edward Babcock, B.S. 20 Mr. Lawrence P. Baum, B.S. W' -bllllV WJf 4 f f 444,‘i � «� r ' '«««« ■� � r� J ' 'Mi'';1 tv;-'- . 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Dexic approaches the throne and her coronation. 26 HOMECOMING The 'crowning Jewel' of Homecoming. The majorettes set the pace for the Homecoming. As Seniors, we are especially aware of the importance of tradition. Therefore, we are proud to give Port High and our community an opportunity to establish the tradition— of the Homecoming. A Homecoming is planned to honor the alumnus, and to provide them with the chance to revisit places, remember events, and renew acquaintances. The first event was a parade that included the Port and Coudersport bands, six floats, and our Homecoming Queen and her court. After the parade, the crowd gathered at the football field to witness a victory for the Gators and the crowning of Port's first Homecoming Queen, Penny Linnan. Miss Linnan reigned over a Homecoming Dance that concluded the day's events. LAUREL FESTIVAL REPRESENTATIVE Miss Penny Cochran was chosen by her classmates to represent them at the Laurel Festival in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. Penny's gentle beauty and winning ways made her the ideal candidate. She will long be remembered by her classmates as a graceful, winsome queen. . TV' v ■1 v IwfSf Connie Gregory competed with thirty-four other girls at Renovo, Pennsylvania.on October 12 and 13, 1963. Connie's bright smile and friendly air make her our queen for every day. Thank you Connie, for making our school a brighter place. FLAMING FOLIAGE REPRESENTATIVE 28 MAY FESTIVAL Patty Kelly portrays a springtime mood In her ensemble. 29 “Sitting Pretty at the 1963 May Festival. Originally, the purpose of the May Festival was to honor the May Queen. The Port High HomeKconomicsdepartment has supplemented this occasion with a fashion show. This fashion show gives the girls an opportunity to display their sewing abilities to the community. To stimulate competition in this field, the Home Economic's department chooses only those garments that meet the highest standards to be modeled before the May Queen and her court. Betty anticipates keen competition this year. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Cyril Bowser, Vice-President; James Brundage, President; Carlene Fessenden, Secretary-Treasurer. The Student Council is an elected student government representing the student body. Under the direction of the advisor Mr. Taylor, this year's Student Council sponsored the first Port Allegany Homecoming. The other projects include the sponsoring of the Annual Clothing Drive for the needy and raising funds for the Student Council Work Shop. Through this workshop, the members of the Student Council learn new and improved methods of representing the student body. Senior power in Student Council. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society Members: Mary Ann Fallcnstein, Cheryl Myer, Judy Sullins, Penny Linnan, Kathy Butler. JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAYS 31 What a touching situation! KISS OF THE HOPS And the music plays—and plays! Each year, clubs and classes sponsor hops to raise funds for their respective groups. These hops are one of the students' favorite activities. Hops enable students to relax and gather in a friendly atmosphere. The chaperons, of course, play an important part in these hops. All the students appreciate their kind attention. What! Free admission? Better than the twist? 32 SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS EN ORS From left to right: Yetta Scheibner, Secretary; Hany Stevenson, President; Terry Lee, Vice-President; Paul Bocco, Treasurer. My, bvil 1 feel stupid! The class of 1964—a class—of teams—of individuals—working agether— apart— to pass—to win. We are a class—we are individuals. We have been influenced— by teachers—by ideas—by books. We appreciate them—for stimulating our creativity. We have followed-for many yesterdays. Today, with independence, we turn from our leaders—we are individuals—we are ready—so tomorrow we lead. 36 BEVERLY ANN ABBEY If you want to rule the world quietly, you must keep it amused. SHIRLEY ANN ALMONY leadership and beauty are the essence of society. STANLEY GEORGE BABOLA A man devoted to pleasure. CLINTON BAKER A clear fire, a clean hearth, and the rigor of the game. HELEN SUE BAKER 'Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. WILLIAM BARRHO It must be done like lightning.” 37 DAVID BARTH Tie is one of those wise philanthropists who in a time of famine would vote for a supply of toothpicks. WILLIAM J. BINDER A sound mind and a sound body.’ ROGER BEAN Tush on—keep moving!’ PHYLLIS ROSE BLY ’I would help others out of fellow-feeling. Hitting the books—in reverse. CYRIL BOWSER 'Opinion in good men is but knowledge in the making. 38 ■ ANITA LOUISE BKUNDACE 'A fellow-feeling makes one wondrous kind. JAMES ALLEN BKUNDACE To live, and to drink, and to be merry. BETTE JANE BURG Woman is a pendulum between a smile and a tear. KATHLEEN ANNE BUTLER Wise to resolve and patient to reform. KATHARINE HAM UN CARD Innocence has nothing to dread.’ CHERYL ANNE CAREY To speak her thoughts is every frecw Oman's right. What pretty picture books! ROBERT JON CARLSON Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass. 39 SENIORS Now children, this is getting us nowhere. VONICA FAITH CHASE Truth is a fair and durable thing. JO ANN CHISMIRE So build we up the being that we are. RITA ANN COCHRAN Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. THOMAS L CONEYS ’Relaxing makes time pass, work easy, and life pleasant. BRIAN A. CONNOLLY Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. MARY MARGARET CONNOLLY I.augh when we must, be candid when we can. 40 FRAN KIR EDWARD CORNELIUS I will sit clown now, but the time will come when you will hear me.' GARY MILES CURRIE The conscience of people is their power.' DARLENE I). DeFLORIAN Kind hearts arc more than coronets. MICHAEL F. DeFLORIAN Ufe Is not life at all without delight. CLARA DIANE DOW A woman is a foreign land.’ 41 ROBERTA R. DOANE The mirror of all courtesy. KAREN JEAN EDGREEN 'Make haste; the better foot before. ROBERT EDGREEN Let every man be occupied, and occupied in the highest employment of his nature. LINDA MARIE EISWERTH ’Our ideas are our better selves.' DENNIS ELUOTT To dare, and again dare, and forever dare! GARY EDWARD FALK This life's a hollow bubble, don't you know? Just a painted piece of trouble.’ MARY ANN FALLEN STEIN The fairest garden is her looks and her mind the wisest books. I'd rather do it myself! 42 Who said blondes have more fun? CARLENE M FESSENDEN The girl of the sparkling spirit and exciting eyes. EDWARD HARRY FINK He is fresh and full of faith that 'something would turn up.' CYNTHIA ANN FORTNER The two noblest things arc sweetness and light. LORRAINE JO FREER Life is mainly an affair of energy. LINDA SUE FRISON The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. LINDA JEAN GLASE We know die truth, not only by the reason, but by the heart. 43 SUSAN JANICE GOODRICH Still achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait. DAVID EARL GREEN It is always the adventurers who accomplish great things. CONSTANCE GREGORY 'If the world seems cold to you, kindle fires to warm It. DAVID HADDEN For man is man and master of his fate. JOYCE ANN HAMMOND Women always have some mental reservation. This is carrying things a little too far! IVAN E. HASKINS The manly part is to do with might and main what you can do. JANICE ELAINE HEFFNER 'Nothing great was ever achieved without great enthusiasm. JOYCE ANN HELLMAN A life spent worthily should be measured by a nobler line,—by deeds, not years. 44 EDWARD GEORGE HENNING Rouse the lion from his lair. JERRY DOLON HOFFMAN Modesty becomes a young man. LESTER HUFF 'life is short. Let us spend it as well as we can. JODY RAE HULTS It is good to be merry and wise. JUDITH ELAINE HURD Time confirms decisions founded on reality. KIM IYER JACKSON To look forward and not back. 45 SENIORS DEBBORA LEE JOHNSON A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. JACQUELINE MARIE KAZIMER There Is a soft and pensive grace. A chacun Ic sien. DAVID J. JOHNSTON Counts his sure gains, and hurries back for more. ROBERT F. KAPLE Live and let live. KAREN ANN KLEIN With a song in her heart and a lantern in her hand. ROBERT W. KNELL His hands are workers that do his bidding. 46 TERRY G. LEE ‘life is short and time is swift. DAVID RAY LEWIS Tranquility! Thou better name than all the family of fame. KENNETH D. LINDSAY Thy peace shall be in much patience. LEONA LEE LINNAN And opens in each heart a little heaven. CORA VANETTA McDIVITT A merry heart goes all the day. ELMER N. McDIVITT You must look into people as well as at them. SANDRA M MILLER Success, remember, is the reward of toil. JAMES EARL MITCHELL Attempt the end and never stand to doubt; nothing's so hard but search will find it out. RANCE NEIL MOREY A rolling stone gathers no moss. SALLY ANN MOYER For there is musk wherever there is harmony, order, or proportion. RONALD JOSEPH MULAUSKI Knowledge is proud he has learned so much; wisdom is humble that he knows no more. CHERYL ANNA MYER tor her heart was in |,er work, and the heart giveth grace unto every art. BRIAN M NELSON The essence of humor Is sensibility. DANIEL L NELSON Men of few words are the best men. DOROTHY A. NILES She does little kindnesses which most leave undone. SUSAN KAY NORDSTROM The works of women are symbolical. RONALD K. NORTON ‘Let them call it mischief. When it is past and prospered, it will be virtue. ROBERT LAWRENCE O’CONNOR Every man must fashion his gait according to his calling. 49 WENDELL PAUL OLSON The style is the man himself.’ SI I hhhhhhh! Geniuses at work. CHARLES K. PHALON 'Man is an embodied paradox, a bundle of contradictions.’ CHARLES LaVERNE PAYNE The calm lights of mild philosophy.’ WANDA ELAINE RADER ‘Imagination is not a talent of some men, but is the health of every man.’ EDNA MARY PAINTER A gentle opinion is a softly-spoken order. DAWN MARIE PFEIL What woman can resist the iorce ol praise? EDWARD ROBERT RADLINSKI Skill and confidence are an unconquered army. 50 EDWIN WILLIAM RADUNSKI The wisest man is he who does not fancy that he is so at all. SUSAN JANE REDINGTON 'Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others.' JUDITH REDMOND 'A woman of hope and forward-looking mind. JOELLA REED 'Happiness seems made to be shared. MICHAEL REED We acquire the strength we have overcome.’ JAMES FREDERICK RICHNER By the work one knows the workman.’ Jerry, how s your research GOING? YETTA MARIE SCHE1BNER 'To do what is difficult for others is the mark of talent.' MYRON SHEERER Thought is often bolder than speech. JOANN ELAINE SIMAR 'For we that live to please must please to live.' ROBERT CLAYTON SIMAR Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.' MARY LOU SNYDER A valiant and Joyous spirit. SHIRLEY ROSE SNYDER Toliteness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way.’ 52 LINDA MARIE STAMBAUGH As merry as the day is long.’ THOMAS G. STARR Keep up your spirits! Never say die! ROBERT C. STAUFFER ’Chiefly the mould of a man's fortune is in his own hands. HARRY F. STEVENSON A Jest breaks no bones.’ MARCIA ELLEN STOHR Woman Is man's confusion. JUDITH ALINE SULLINS “Her voice was soft, gentle, and low—an excellent thing In a woman. Hey you, where do you put the gluteus maximus? 53 TERRY SUMMERS In everything, one must consider the end.’ Modern Dance is communication. Pray tell, what are we communicating? GREGG WILLIAM TAUSCHER Strong beliefs win strong men and make litem stronger. JAMES ANTHONY TILLEY A great artist can paint a picture on a small canvas. LYNNE MARIE TILLEY Act well your part, there all the honor lies. JOANNE M THOMPSON Though pride is not a virtue, it is the parent of many virtues. DONNA LEE VAN SICKLES It was her thinking of others that made you think of her. RUTH ANN WALKER “Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. 54 SENIORS ANN KENNEDY WARNER Tomorrow's tangle to the winds resign. BARBARA L WEEKS Roaming with an inquisitive heart, much have I seen and known. SHARON JOAN WEIMER The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. MARY LYNN WEIS 'Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower. DENNIS WILLIAMS 'Rest is not quitting the busy career. Rest is the fitting of self to one s spheres.’ I thought I.B.M. Computers were much larger. Romeo, Romeo, wherefore an thou?(in his stocking feet?) don tell soul but lound Now JUS! out CANDID CORNER ’Wee luv yooo Bee-atlcs, ooh yes wee do-oo! Now see here fellows! Lets-er-a-gulp-talk it over. Judy sees her duty and doos it! BAND On October 26, the Port Allegany High School Band took its first trip to Penn State to participate in a half-time football show. The band acquired money for this trip through the help of the Band Boosters, a car wash, two record hops, and a Share System. At Penn State, there were five thousand musicians, and our band was one of sixty bands. Our girls represent us at District Band. 58 Our pretty Majorecttcs: Linda Bashline, Cathy Thrash, Linda Manning, Marcia Sewell, Cathy Todd, Rita Cochran, Shirley Almony, and Brenda Tauscher. SENIOR CHORUS Plano accompanists for Junior and Senior Choruses District Chorus Members with Darlene Anderson as State and Regional Member. JUNIOR CHORUS Members of the Junior County Chorus. ART CLUB Seniors of the Art Club exhibit their work. Mr. Sturga and officers of the Junior High Art Club. MATH CLUB Four coats plus three coat hangers equal one coat on the floor. 62 Officers, advisor, and icosahedron of the Math Club. BIOLOGY CLUB Mr. Bates, advisor, and officers of the Biology Club. DEBATING CLUB Two Biology Club members work with Fells catus ’cat’ and microscope. 63 Mr. Petrisek, advisor, and members of the Debating Club. Future farmers show their 'creative genius. Major repairs on a hay bailer. Testing milk with a centrifuge. Miss Virginia Caffo, advisor, and members of the Future Homemakers of America 65 FT A Mrs. Warner with officers (seated) and members of the Future Teachers of America. PHOTO CLUB 66 GATOR GAZETTE Mr. Pctrisek, advisor, with two members and Alfred E. Neuman. Members of the Gator Gazette Staff. FNA Mrs. Michclitsch with officers of the Future Nurses of America. 67 GAA Miss Tapper and members of the Girls’ Athletic Association Advisory Council. Grace’ and Cheryl Myer seem to go together. Lori Danielson is up in the air over something! Nancy Merger performs on the balance beam. 68 VARSITY P Relaxing in the Varsity F Club. BOYS’ TUMBLING Mr. Babcock, advisor, with the officers of the Club. Just in case my daddy can't lick your daddy—! clu advl� Or ra SPANISH CLUB KNITTING CLUB Knit, knit, knit. knit, ooooops! dropped a stitch, knit. Advisors and representatives of the three knitting groups. SEVENTH GRADE CLUB Mrs. Sweeney, advisor, and members of the Seventh Grade Club. 71 FISH AND GAME CLUB PROJECTOR CLUB Mr. Watkins, advisor, and members of the Projector Club. 72 CLASS OF 1965 Larry Abbey Dana Abbott Darlene Anderson Harold Baker Larry Baker Linda Baker Paul Barber Donna Barnett Ann Bayline John Bayline Arnold Bee Thomas Bells Noreen Benson Charles Birosh Raymond Blanchard Harold Blew Valetta Bloomer James Boorum Ronnie Bosworth Darlene Brown Lyona Brown Marilyn Carey Leonard Carlson Ranee Catlin Pete Chastain Shirlcen Chilson Reggie Coneys Sharon Connolly Lorraine Cooper Betty Cornelius Charles Croop Bill Crosby Patricia Culver Jack Dalaba Lloyd Daniels Margie Daugherty Rodney Drabcrt Carolyn Dudley Marlene Dudley Yanetta Edgreen Evens Paul Evens Duane Fessenden Wayne Freer Melvin Fuller 75 Carol Galeniine Tom Garthwaitc Muriel Groff Nancy Gustafson Ruth Hanley Alice Harris Jerry Haskins Linaa Haskins Joan Herger Darrell Howard Harold Howard Barbara Johnson Darlene Johnson Dee Ann Johnson Keith Johnson Linda Johnson Russ Keagle Don Keech Patricia Kelley Donna Kio Richard Kio Jayne Knight Thomas Knight John Knowlton Russell Leonard Chipper Lesslie Edna Lloyd Mary Lynne Lobaugh Tom Lynch Chuck Manning 76 Linda Manning Lois M a ntz Jean Matrone Ann McCoy Philip McDowell Ronald McNeil Heidi Meacham Karl Michelitsch Mona Mitchell Sandy Moses Sally Moshier Kathic Mullin Diana Mumford Deborah Myers Samuel Nenno Francis Niles Tom O'Connor Mary Ostrander William Ostrum Wayne Parish Jim Parsons Sylvia Peace Mary Pctteys Joan Price Lynn Rees Robert Roys Dean Ryan Suzanne Sabin Victor SafTord Marianne Seefeldt 77 Somebody told an elephant joke? 1st Row - Marsha Sewell, Gloria Shelley, Linda Skinner. 2nd Row - Barbara Smoker, Kathy Sullivan, Judy Tanner. 3rd Row-Kathy Taylor, Nancy Tenglund, Bob Thielges Denny Thomas Dan Thompson Mary Thompson Linda Tronetti Dennis Turner Hilda Varney James Wallin Karen Walter Larry Wertz Jon Williams Raymond Williams Herb Witter Francine Young Not Pictured: Loretta Falk Dale Link Klaine Newland Robert Tauscher 78 1st Row - Ralph Abbott, Toni Abbott, Merita Amell. 2nd Row - Chris Anderson, Evelyn Anderson, Carl Bachman. 3rd Row-Marcella Backus, Judy Baker, Dennis Barnett. CLASS OF 1966 Left to Right - Dick Sherwood, President; Rose Kallenstein, Vice President; Margaret Glesk, Secretary; Sandra Pesock, Treasurer. Linda Bashline Dianna Bee Paul Bennett Wanda Bertron Cindy Binder Elexis Blose John Boorum Georganne Bosnick Sandy Bowen Clyde Bowers Dennis Brown Carol Burg Jane Burke Elizabeth CafTo Evelyn Chase 79 Bpnnie Cochran Jane Coldren Leona Cook Bob Corah Mary Cornelius Janet Covert Nancy Croop Bill Curtis Bill Daniels Joan Edgreen Tom Edgreen Dixie Emmett Jim Evans Janis Falk Rose Fallenstein Sammy Ferguson Leona Fink Butch Ford Donald Fryer Alan Galentine Robert Galentine Margaret Glesk Leon Green Ronnie Green Charles Guncheon James Gustafson Karen Hagstrom Paul Hamilton Alta Hardes Charles Hardes 80 Deanna Hardes Jan Mealy Rita Henning Nancy Merger Stan Higley Sharon Hildebrandt Ellen Hines Theresa Hoffman Josephine Homell Shirley Howland Gerry Huey Connie Hults Linda Jackson Cheryl Johnson Craig Johnson Ray Johnson Tom Johnson Danny Kauffman John Kingsbury Gwen Kio Mary Alice Knell Keith Knight Tommy Lamont Marian Lannager Cheryl Leonard Dawn Lewis Dean Lewis Nancy Lilly Carol Matrone David Mericle 81 Judy Michael Geraldine Miller John Newland Karen Niles Rita Niles Jim Osani Donald Patton Ruth Pearson Gladys Pfeil Stanley Prindle Alan Rees Jerry Reynolds Carol Rowan Calce Ryan Terry Ryan Hazel Schoonover Helen Schweikait Robert Sewell Robert Seymour Amber Sherwood Betty Sherwood Dick Sherwood Marilyn Siniar Tom Simons Donald Snyder Alice Spade Ellen Stambaugh Dave Stauffer Mary Ann Stone David Strait 82 1st Row Jim Strang, Earl Stromberg, Donald Stuckey. 2nd Row Tom Summerson, Sylvester Tanner, Brenda Tauscher. 3rd Row - Ramona Tauscher, Joanne Thielges, Cathy Thompson. Sophomores design their homecoming float. Kathleen Thrash Cathy Todd Sharol Tucker Sharon Van Gorder Connie Weeks June Wilcox Terry Williams Eileen Win seek Mike Wood lames Wright 83 Juniors receive their magazine campaign awards. Linda and Karl show their awards. Study hall??? 84 CLASS OF 1967 Left to right - Vice President, Lon Thompson; President, James Sewell; Treasurer, Debbie Doloway; Secretary, Kathy Weis. 1st Row ■ Faye Abbey, Tom Anderson, Tom Angstadt, Carol Astle. 2nd Row - Denny Baker, Steven Bertron, Tom Bickford, Charles Blanchard. 3rd Row - Dean Boorum, Darlene Bosworth, David Bressan, Cheryl Bryan. Denny Caden Loren Card Mark Carlson Ron Caskey Thomas Causer Gar ' Chandler Carol Chastain Linda Chelgreen Wendy Cooper Ricky Corey David Cox Steven Crowley William Culver John Cunningham Fred Currie Dcnnie Daugherty Mike Daley Debbie Doloway Mary Ellen Dudley Paul Dudley Anna Falk Sylvia Fallenstein M ike Flint Steven Prison 86 Harrison Fuller Evelyn Galentine Kathleen Gillen Cary Hamlin David Hanchett Gar)’ Haskins Leon Haskins Kathy Hardes Mike Hardes Carolyn Hawvcr Jon Healy Philip Hoffman James Hoffower Emmeline Homell Lawrence Hoover Tim Howard Donna Hulls Robert Jacky Sandra Johnson Bruce Johnston Linda Kellogg Tom Kinney Mark Kio Carol Klein Pam Knapp Dewey Leonard Diane Leonard Krista Lyman Daniel Manning Lena Manning Gene Mantz Susan McElwee John Meacham Bonnie Mericle Karen Michael Gene Miller Teresa Miller Sam Moshier Jim Niles Judy Niles Diane Ostrander Martin Painter 87 John Payne Doreen Pekarski Loreen Pekarskl Fred Pfeil Mary Ann Rialti Becky Rlchner Twila Roboski Joe Roberts Wayne Rossman James Saltsman Linda Scherer James Schroll Jurgen Seefeldt James Sewell Ann Sherwood Gloria Sherwood Joy Simons Norman Smith Carol Snyder Margie Spade Robert Stevenson James Stout Sally Stromberg Peggy Stuckey Theresa Summerson Rose Tanner Jean Tarbox Tom Taylor Dale Thielges Lon Thompson Howard Turner Cindy Varney Elaine Van Sickles Shirley Van Horn Leo Van Horn Russell Weimer Kathy Weis Dennis Wertz Marilyn Wertz Glenn Wilcox Fred Wulf Carol Yeaplcs Not Pictured: Deborah Beckwith, Robert Billyard, Richard Day, Gordon Link, Margaret Mclver, Robert Vaughn 88 Loretta Young and Theresa Summerson, industrious librarians. Ninth grade girls plot rebellion! 89 That's the only way to become a Senior. Boys join girl s rebellion! CLASS OF 1968 Kighth grade homeroom representatives 1st Row - Sally Anderson, Ted Anderson, Betty Arnett, Michael Backus. 2nd Row - Celia Baker, Tom Baker, Steven Barth, Duane Baumgarncr. 3rd Row - Bruce Bee, Linda Bells, Marcia Bells, Penny Bertron. Eric Blood Marcia Boiler Tony Bosnick Carol Bowen Laura Bridge Thomas Caden Robert Comes Candy Card Gregg Caskey Ann Causer William Chelgreen Stephen Chilson Tom Cochran Robert Colwell Chris Connolly Larry Coon Dottle Corah Marie Cornelius Randy Cornelius Alice Cornwell Jeanne Covert Jean Cox Sam Cox Mark Cummingham Lori Danielson Dennis Dixon Bill Drabert Jerry Ed green 90 Pam Elliot Steven Evans Alvera Fink Kenneth Ford Gary Foster Joan Frederick James Frlson Joalan Fuller Mark Glase Carleton Goodrich Mary Green Bill Gustafson Gregory Harris Merle Haskins Ellen Hatch Denise Hcrgcr Laverta Hildebrandt Dick HofTowcr Sandra Homell Alice Howard Ralph Howard Terry Jackson James Jcwart Melvin Johnson Eugene Kelley Priscilla Kelley Steve Kilburn Dallas Kingsbury Terry Kinney Corwin Klo Dirk Klo Wanda Klo Janice Klein Elaine Knapp Estella Knight Bob Kuhn Donna Lamont Michael Lamont Patty Lannager Mike Larcom Rogei Lewis Veige Lewis Helen Lobaugh Donald Major Kris McDowell Mickey McDowell Robert McGarvey Kenneth McKcrvcy Candy Meacham 91 Joseph Michael Bruce Moses Dean Mushier Helen Moyer Linda Mumford Carl Niles Ricky Parsons Cathy Peace Barbie Perry Susan Pesock Kathy Phalon Dale Prindle Donald Rader George Rader Lois Rcdington Bonnie Reed Sandra Roberts Paul Ross Mary Jane Roys Mike Sawyer Janice Sewell Susan Spade Jean Stambaugh Deatra Stcinbaugh Martha Stout John Strom berg Gary Stuckey Carolyn Tanner Sherry Tanner Tom Taylor Ernest Thompson Sondra Thoren Vicki Tobias Dana Todd Gordon Tucker Dave Turner Gordon Van Gordon Becky Van Sickles Linda Van Sickles Sandra Walker Nancy Weaver Pete Webster Dick Weimer Joan Wertz James Wilbur Necia Wood Alberta Young 92 1st Row - Sherri Abbott, Cathy Baker, Marian Baker, Paul Barr. 2nd Row -Susan Bashlinc, Steven Bells, Dcbby Binder, Linda Bickford. 3rd Row ■ Gar)' Billyard, Thomas Boorum, Cora Bosnick, Larry Bosworth. 4th Row ■ Judy Brennan, Paula Bruni, Leonard Bryan, Audrey Burgason. CLASS OF 1969 Seventh grade homeroom representatives Rodney Burgess Diane Carlson Paul Caskey Elaine Chandler Dale Chastain Carl Chilson Rhonda Close Jean Cochran Alva Caldwell John Coneys Lucille Coon Donna Cox Martha Cox Jeanne Crowley Monica Crowley Neil Cunningham Barbara Dabill Jean Daniels Michele Dann Judy Daugherty Gar ’ Drabeit 93 Steven Edgreen Karen Richer Brenda Estep Henry Fallenstein Karen Fiem Mona Fowler Basil Freeman Alice Freer Linda Fuller Bonnie Glase Rebecca Groff Gloria Hamilton Fred Haskins James Haskins Michael Haworth Carolyn Hauss Colleen Healy Michael Herger Miles Higley Sharon Hoffman Dale Hultz Ricky Jackson Beth Jeffers Kirk Johnson Randall Johnson Keith Kelley Linda Kelley Thomas Kilburn Dennis Kio Kim Klein Tim Knapp Judy Lamont Linda Lane Barbara Lewis Jim Lewis Collenc Lloyd Joseph Macklen Danny Major Bruce Manning Linda Mantz Terry McDowell Richard McGarvey Susan McIntyre Bonnie Meacham Kay Mericle Karen Mitchelitsch Sandra Mitchell Oscar M omberger Michael Niles 94 Kurt Olson Jack Ostrander Randy Ostrander John Painter Debbie Pckarski Kenneth Prindle Paul Rader Randy Reynolds Kalee Richardson Patricia Roberts Bonnie Roboski Donna Roller Linda Rush Richard Shaffer Carr)- Sherwood Gloria Sherwood Robert Sherwood Vivian Sherwood Roger Simar Greg Sinsabaugh Jim Slade Patricia Smith Robert Smoker Carolyn Spiegel Don Steinbaugh Diane Stewart Stanley Stuckey Marsha Switzer Bonnie Tanner Catherine Tauscher Dee Dee Taylor Janice Thielges Jim Thielges William Tobias Leonard Treat Mary Tucker Ken Van Sickles Larry Van Tries Mary Beth Wallac Linda Wallin Joe Weimer Tom Weis 95 THE LITTLE PEOPLE Seventh grader makes a quick fuel stop. The little people and their funny faces How do you spel cat?1 Look Ma! No cavities! Read the book, don't look at the camera. 96 VARSITY FOOTBALL r Standing left to right: R.Catlin,L Daniels,C. Bowser, H. Edgreen, W. Binder, G. Naegely, D. Leslie. Kneeling: C. Manning, P. Chastain, D. Turner, L Carlson, D. Barth, M. Reed. The coaches: Mr. Thomas, Mr. Sturga, Mr. Rackish, Mr. Christenson, Mr. Saiers. 98 SENIOR VARSITY Co-captains Pete Simar and Mike Reed. Back: H. Stevenson. Front: W. Binder, M. Reed, L Huff. s E N I 0 R V Senior back: J. Mitchell. Senior ends: P. Simar, J. Tilley, R. Edgreen, C. Phalon. A [r Senior linemen standing left to right: D. Barth, M. Coneys, C. Payne, G. Naegely, C. Baker. Kneeling: C. Bowser, N.D. Brown. s 1 T Y Defensive back left to right: L Carlson, L Huff, D. Sherwood, D. Leslie. Front: D. Barth, C. Payne, C. Bowser, M. Reed. Backfield: standing left to right: D. Sherwood, H. Stevenson, C. Manning, L Daniels. Kneeling: P. Chastain, D. Turner, T. Carthwaite, J. M itchell. Manning reaches the twenty yard line. Offensive left to right: L. Carlson, D. Barth, D. Leslie, M Reed, L Huff, C. Payne, P. Simar. JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity: top row left to right V. Safiord. D. Kauffman, J. Williams, T. Lynch, R. Howard, D. Stauffer. 2nd Row: J. Osani, H. Baker, J. Parsons, R. Coneys, D. Stuckey, R. Bosworth. 3rd Row: T. Summerson, D. Brown, T. Edgreen, C. Johnson, D. Patton FRESHMEN Freshmen: top row left to right L Carlson, J. Sewell, R. Caskey, S. Frison, D. Baker, T. Angstadt, J. Meacham, J. Healy, M Daley, D. Leonard. 2nd Row: M. Painter,T.Causer, J. Payne, J. Secfeldt. R. Corey, T. Anderson, N. Smith. 3rd Row: J. Cunningham, C. Blanchard, J. bchroll, C. Hamlin, J. Roberts, D. Caden, L. Card, J. Hoftower. 102 CHEERLEADERS J.V. Cheerleaders: from bottom to top: Nancy Merger, Joan Edgreen, Cathy Weis, lar ’ Ann Rialtl, Janet Coven, Linda Scherer, Calee Ryan, Debbie Doloway. 103 Senior cheerleaders in action. Port Allegany 49 Bolivar 50 Port Allegany 49 Allegany 39 Port Allegany 47 Bolivar 61 Port Allegany 36 Allegany 49 Port Allegany 53 Portville 48 Cuba 68 Port Allegany 64 Port Allegany 48 Otto-Eldred 56 Port Allegany 52 Portville 61 Port Allegany 89 Austin 48 Port Allegany 42 Smethport 51 Port Allegany 38 Coudersport 65 Port Allegany 48 Oswayo 57 Port Allegany 51 Emporium 55 Port Allegany 72 Northern Potter 37 Port Allegany 55 Otto-Eldred 56 Port Allegany 38 Portville 58 Port Allegany 73 Austin 38 Port Allegany 51 Smethport 77 Port Allegany 40 Couderspon 52 Port Allegany 51 Oswayo 50 Port Allegany 47 Emporium 61 Port Allegany 61 Northern Potter 57 BASKETBALL The basketball team this year was a last and vigorous one. It was not a champion team, but it was a strong, participating team. The players worked as a well organized team in many hard and active games. When a team has competitive spirit, school spirit, and good sportsmanship, they are champions even without a cup. Varsity Coach, Mr. Witowskl Ass't. Coaches: Mr. Babcock, Mr. Taylor Left to right: D. Leslie, J. Wallin, P. B0 0, R. Mulauski, W. Barrho, R. Simar, T. Garthwaite, G. Currie, C. Manning. 104 SENIOR BASKETBALL MEMBERS Left to right, top row: Bill Barrho, Paul Bozzo. Bottom row: Gary Currie, Ron Mulauski, Pete Slmar. 105 Vs., top row: ]. Reynolds, S. Higley, D. Barnett, D. Rayn, J. Boorum, D. Stauffer, T. O'Connor. Bottom row: H. Witter, D. urner, H. Howard, L. Wertz, W. Crosby, R. Sherwood. Wallin shoots against Austin. Currie comes down court guarded by Fuller. Basketball managers: Randy Reynolds, Chris McDowell, Dave Turner, and Terry Kinney. Crosby attempts a jump shot. Bozzo jumps against Wetzel. Freshman, top row: T. Kinney, B. Jacky, J. Healy, C. Hamlin, J. Stout, G. Miller. Middle row: J. Pfeil, M Daley, D. Hoffower, Sewell, R. Stevenson, T. Anderson, B. Corey. Last row: T. Howard, D. Leonard, F. Currie, K. Caskey, M Carlson, L. Card. 107 TRACK The stars and coaches of the 1962-63 track team. 108 Dave Green shows his stai' qualities. 109 THE FAVORITE SPORT IN ANY SEASON!! SENIOR RECORDS BEVERLY ABBEY Latin Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4; Librarian, 1; County Chorus, 1, Vested Choir, 3; LOOK Certificate. SHIRLEY ALMONY Future Homemakers of America, 3, Parliamentarian, 1, Secretary-Treasurer of County Meetings; Publicity Club, 1; Librarian, 2; Majorette, 2, Head Majorette, 1; LOOK Certificate. STANLEY BABOLA Art Club, 4, Vice-President, 1, First Prize Art Exhibit; Chess Club, 2; Photography Club, 1; Football, 1; LOOK Certificate. CLINTON BAKER Future Farmers of America, 4, Second Place Area Project Demonstration; Football, 2. HELEN BAKER Knitting Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Librarian,2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1. WILLIAM BARRHO Art Club, 3; Audobon Club, 1; Biology Club, 1; Chess Club, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Basketball, 4; Football, 3; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate. DAVID BARTH Biology Club, 2; Varsity P Club, 2; Football, 3; Track, 4. ROGER BEAN Art Club, 1; Model Car Club, 1. WILLIAM BINDER Chess Club, 2; Conservation Fish andGameClub, 1; Varsity P Club, 2; Gymnastics, 4, Second Place in Trampoline Competition; Senior Play; Football, 2; Track, 3. PHYLLIS BLY Future Homemakers of America, 2, Reporter, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1. CYRIL BOWSER Boys' Tumbling Club, 4; Biology Club, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 2; Photography Club, 1, President, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Student Council, 4, Vice-President, 1; Chorus. 4: Football, 3; Track, 2. PAUL BOZZO Chess Club, 3; Varsity P Club, 3, President, 1; Sophomon Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer;SeniorClassTreas urer; Basketball, 3; Football, 2; Track, 2; Biology Award; National Honor Society, 2. no NORMAN BROWN Gymnastics, 4; Science Club, 2; Varsity P Club, 1; Gym Show; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council; Chorus, 2; Football, 4; Track, 4. ANITA BRUNDAGE Future Homemakers of America, 1; Nurses' Club,3;Chorus, 4; LOOK Certificate. JAMES BRUNDAGE Art Club, 2; Chess Club, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Debating Club, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Senior Play; Student Council, 4, President, 1; Football, 2. BETTE BURG Girls' Athletic Association, 2; Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; Nurses' Club 2; Science Club, 1, Science Fair Winner, District Winner; Gym Show; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band, 4, County Band, 3, District Band, 1, Penn State Band Day; Chorus, 4; Operetta, 1; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate; Ninth Prize Magazine Campaign. KATHLEEN BUTLER Latin Club, 2; Publicity Club, 1; Junior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4, Librarian, 1, Treasurer, 1, County Chorus, 4, District Chorus, 1; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society 2. KATHARINE CARD Knitting Club, 1; Library Club, 2; Publicity Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Chorus, 3; LOOK Certificate. CHERYL CAREY Future Homemakers of America, 4; Junior Degree, Chapter Degree; Mathematics Club, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4; Operetta, 1; LOOK Certificate. ROBERT CARLSON rt Club, 4, Prizes, Art Exhibit; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger Lily Staff;Chorus,4; County Chorus, 2, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; Junior Varsity Football Manager, 1, LOOK Certificate. VONICA CHASE Debating Club, 1; Girls' Athletic Association, 2; Girls’ Tumbling Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; Nurses', 1, Vice-President, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Junior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Fifth Prize in I.I.O.P. Driver Improvement Essay Contest; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society. 1. JO ANN CHISM IRE Future Homemakers of America, 1; Girls' Athletic Association, 2; Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; LOOK Certificate. RITA COCHRAN Future Homemakers of America, 4, Vice-President, 1; Student Council; Majorette, 3; Penn State Band Day. MICHAEL CONEYS Art Club, 2; Chess Club, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Football. 4; Track, 3. BRIAN CONNOLLY Debating Club, 1; Model Car Club, 1, Vice-President, 1; Chorus, 1. MARY MARGARET CONNOLLY Girls' Athletic Association, 2, Vice-President, 1, President, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Latin Club, 2; Nurses' Club, 1; Gym Show, 1; Band, 4; County Band, 3; District Band, 3; Junior District Band, 1; Penn State Band Day; Chorus; 4, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3. FRANK CORNELIUS Future Farmers of America, 4, Area Sentinal, 1, Chapter Reporter, 1; Track, 2. GARY CURRIE Chess Club, 2; Science Club, 1; Chorus, 4, Vested Choir, 3; Basketball, 3; Co-Captain, 1. DARLENE DeFLORIAN Future Homemakers of America, 4, Representative at Penn State. MICHAEL DeFLORIAN Future Farmers of America, 4. ROBERTA DOANE Art Club, 3; Publicity Club, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Student Council, 1; Chorus, 3; Honor Roll. DIANE DOW Girls' Athletic Association, 2; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Future Homemakers of America, 1; Future Teachers of America, 2, President, 1; Latin Club, 2; Gym Show, 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus, 4; Cheerleader, 1; LOOK Certificate. KAREN EDGREEN Girls’ Athletic Association, 2; Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Gator Gazette Staff; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 1; LOOK Certificate. Ill LINDA GLASE Girls’ Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Publicity Club, Tri-Hi-Y, 1, Treasurer, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Senior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 1; LOOK Certificate. SUSAN GOODRICH Future Homemakers of America, 3. DAVID GREEN Boys' Tumbling Club, 2; Library Club, 1; ProjectorClub, 2; Varsity P Club, 3; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Football, 1; Track, 4, State Track Meet, 2. CONSTANCE GREGORY Girls' Athletic Association, 2, Corresponding Secretary, 1, Recording Secretary, 1; Girls’ Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 3, Secretary, 1; Flaming Foliage Representative; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Gym Show, l;May Court, 1; Junior Play; StudentCouncil, 2; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4, Secretary, 1, Operetta, 1, Vested Choir, 2; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 1. DAVID HADDEN JOYCE HAMMOND Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Library Club, 2; Photography Club, 2; Publicity Club, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Senior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 2. IVAN HASKINS Chess Club, 1; Football, 1. JANICE HEFFNER Future Homemakers of America, 4; President, 1, State and County Delegate, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Library Club, 1; Junior Play; Band, 4, Penn State Band Day. JOYCE HELLMAN Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 3; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus, 4; Operetta, 1; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 1. EDWARD HENNING Future Farmers of America, 1; ProjectorClub, 4; Basketball Manager, 3; Track, 2. JERRY HOFFMAN Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Mathematics Club, 2; Track. 4, State Track Meet, 3. LESTER HUFF Biology Club, 1; Boys' Tumbling Club, 2; Future Farmers of America; Senior Play; Football, 3; Track, 4. ROBERT EDGREEN Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Debating Club, 1; Science Club, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Football, 3; Track, 1 LINDA EISWERTH Debating Club, 1; Latin Club, 2; Tiger Lily Staff; Honor Roll, Certificate of Excellence; National Honor Society, 1. DENNIS ELLIOTT Boys' Tumbling Club, 3; Chess Club, 2; Varsity P Club, 2; Track, 2. DAVID EMMETT Art Club, 4; Boys' Tumbling Club, 1; Model Car Club, 1; Art Contest, 3. GARY FALK Art Club, 2; Biology Club, 2; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Junior Play; LOOK Certificate. MARY ANN FALLENSTEIN Girls' Athletic Association, 2; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 2; Freshman Class Secretary; Co-Manager Magazine Campaign; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Gym Show, 2; Homecoming Court; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 3, Operetta, 1, Vested Choir, 1; Handicapped Essay Award; Honor Roll Certificate of Excellence; LOOK Certificate, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Magazine campaign. Fourth Prize; National Honor Society, 2. CARLENE FESSENDEN Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Varsity P Club, 2; Student Council, 2, Secretary, 1; Chorus, 4, Librarian, 1; Cheerleader, 4; LOOK Certificate. EDWARD FINK Conservation F ish and Game Club, 1; Photography Club, 1; Projector Club, 2. LORAINE FREER Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 3; Library Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Chorus 2; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 1. CYNTHIA FORTNER Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Latin Club, 2; Library Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Chorus 2, Vested Choir, 1; LOOK Certificate. LINDA FRISON Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Girls’ Tumbling Club, 2; Library Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Chorus, 2; LOOK Certificate. 112 JODY HULTS Girls’ Tumbling Club, 1; Library Club, 3; Publicity Club, 1; Band, 2; LOOK Certificate, Third Prize Magazine Campaign. JUDITH HURD Publicity Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Honor Roll. KIM JACKSON Biology Club, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 2. DEBBORA JOHNSON Future Homemakers of America, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Photography Club, 2; Chorus, 1; LOOK Certificate, Second Prize Magazine Campaign. DAVID JOHNSTON Art Club, 1; Boys' Tumbling Club, 4; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 2; Projector Club, 2; Varsity P Club, 2; Senior Play; Chorus, 1; Basketball, 1; Football, 2. ROBERT KAPLE Future Farmers of America, 4, Chaplain, 1, Sentinel, 1, Delegate, 1; Projector Club. JACKIE KAZIMER Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Library Club, 3; Publicity Club, 1; Chorus, 4, Vested Choir, 3; LOOK Certificate. KAREN KLEIN Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 3; Gym Show, 1; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4, County Chorus, 2; American Legion Essay Winner. ROBERT KNELL Conservation Fish and Game Club, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. TERRY LEE Future Farmers of America, 4, President, 1; Vice-President of Senior Class. DAVID LEWIS Art Club, 2; Boys' Tumbling Club, 2; Junior Varsity Football, 1; Track, 2. KENNETH LINDSAY Conservation Fish and Game Club; Senior Play. PENNY LINNAN Publicity Club, 1; Varsity P Club, 2; Junior Class President; Gator Gazatte Staff, 1; Homecoming Queen; May Court; Junior Play; Chorus, 4, President, 1; Cheerleader, 3; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 2. FREDERICK MARCHINETTI Chess Club, 2; Mathematics Club, 1; Science Club, 2, Treasurer, 1; Student Council, 3; Chorus, 1; Basketball, 1; Football, 1; Track, 3. SANDRA MILLER Future Homemakers of America. JAMES MITCHELL Biology Club, 1; Boys' Tumbling Club, 1;Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Future Teachers of America, 2; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Science Club, 1; Varsity P Club, 2; Junior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Football, 4; Track, 3; LOOK Certificate. CORA McDIVITT Knitting Club, 1; Library Club,3;Publicity Club, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Senior Play; Chorus, 1. ELMER McDIVITT Conservation Fish and Game Club, 4, President, 1; Track, 1. RANCE MOREY Art Club, 1; Biology Club, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 3; Boys' Tumbling Club, 2; Chess Club, 1; Photography Club, 1; Junior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Basketball, 1; Football, 1. SALLY MOYER Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Latin Club, 2; Mathematics Club. 2; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Band, 4, County Band, 3, Junior District Band, 1, District Band, 2, State Band, 1, Penn State Band Day; Chorus, 4, County, 2, District, 2, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; Honor Roil; National Honor Society, 1. RONALD MULAUSKI Mathematics Club, 1, Vice-President, 1; Science Club, 2, Vice-President, 1; Varsity P Club, 2, Vice-President, 1; Basketball, 2; Track, 2; Honor Roll; National Honor Society, 1. 113 CHERYL MYER Latin Club, 1; Mathematics Club, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 1; Gator Gazette Stall, 1; Tiger Lily Staff; Band, 4, County Band, 3, District Band, 3; Chorus, 4, Accompanist, 3, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; LOOK Certificate; Honor Roll; National Honor Society, 2. GEORGE NAEGELY Chess Club, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Debating Club, 1; Science Club, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Football, 4. BRIAN NELSON Biology Club, 1; Mathematics Club, 1; Honor Roll. DANIEL NELSON Biology Club, 1; Mathematics Club, 1; National Merit Letter of Commendation. DOROTHY NILES Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Knitting Glub, 2; Library Club, 1. SUSAN NORDSTROM Future Homemakers of America, 1; Future Teachers ol America, 2; Girls' Athletic Association, 2; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Latin Club, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus, 4. RONALD NORTON Chess Club, 2; Chorus, 2. ROBERT O'CONNOR Conservation Fish and Game Club, 2; Future Teachers of America, 2; Chorus, 1; Football, 1; LOOK Certificate. WENDELL OLSON Biology Club, 1; Debating Club, 1; Science Club, 1; Chorus, 4, County Chorus, 4, Vested Choir, 3. EDNA PAINTER Nurses' Club, 2, Vice-President, 1, Treasurer, 1; Latin Club, 1; Gator Gazette Stall, 1; LOOK Certificate. CHARLES PAYNE Biology Club, 2, Vice-President, 1; Conservation Fish and Game Club, 2; Varsity P Club, 3; Junior Play; Football, 4; Science Fair Award, Third Prize. DAWN PFEIL Girls’ Athletic Association, 2; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; Mathematics Club, 2; Nurses' Club, 1, Secretary, 1; Gator Gazette Stall, 2; Senior Play; Chorus, 4, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; Local and District Science Fair Awards. CHARLES PHALON Chess Club, 1; Debating Club, 1; Model Car Club, 1; Science Club, 4; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Junior Play; Tiger Lily Stall; Chorus, 1; Football, 2; Track, 1; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. WANDA RADER Debating Club, 1; Future Homemakers of America, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Nurse's Club, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Tiger Lily Stall; Senior Play; Honor Roll; National Honor Society, 1. EDWARD ROBERT RADLINSKI Chess Club, 1; Mathematics Club, 1; Science Club, 2; Junior Play; Basketball, 1. EDWIN WILLIAM RADLINSKI Mathematics Club, 1, President, 1; ScienceClub, 1,Secretary, 1; Varsity P Club, 1, Secretary-Treasurer, 1; Freshman Class President; Student Council, 3; Chorus, 1; Track, 2; Honor Roll; National Honor Society, 1. SUE REDINGTON Future Teachers of America, 2; Future Homemakers of America, 1; Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Latin Club, 1; Library Club, 2; Nurses' Club, 1, Secretary, 1; Gym Show, 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus, 4, Secretary, 2, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; Cheerleader, 1; LOOK Certificate. JUDITH REDMOND Future Homemakers of America, 4, Secretary, 1, Vice-President, 1, President, 1, Second Vice-President, 1, Vice-President of State Projects, Pennsylvania Future Homemakers of America Representative, 3, State Homemakers Degree, 1962; Chorus, 1; Junior Play, 1962; LOOK Certificate, 1962. JOELLA REED MICHAEL REED Conservation Fish and Game Club, 3; Varsity P Club, 2; Basketball, 1; Football, 3, Co-Captain, 1; Track, 3. JAMES RICHNER Projector Club, 4. YETTA SCHEIBNER Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary (acting Treasurer); Senior Class Secretary; Junior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4, Accompanist, 3, County Chorus, 3, District Chorus, 1, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; Honor Roll LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 1. MYRON SHEERER Projector Club, 4, Secretary, 1. 114 JOANN SIMAR Future Homemakers of America, 4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree, County Future Homemakers of America, Second Vice-President, 1, Future Homemakers of America State Chorus, 2, Future Homemakers of America National Chorus, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 2; Gym Show, 1; Junior Play; Band, 3; Chorus, 4, Operetta, 1, Vested Choir, 2; LOOK Certificate. ROBERT SIMAR Biology Club, 1, President, 1; Varsity P Club, 3; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Student Council, 1; Chorus, 4, President, 1; Basketball, 3; Football, 4, Co-Captain, 1; Track, 2. MARY LOU SYNDER Future Homemakers of America, 1; Chorus, 4. SHIRLEY SYNDER Future Homemakers of America, 1; Nurses' Club,3;Chorus, 4; LOOK Certificate. LINDA STAMBAUGH Future Teachers of America, 1; Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Latin Club, 3; Library Club, 2; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Senior Play; Student Council, 1; Chorus, 4. THOMAS STARR Art Club, 1. ROBERT STAUFFER Art Club, 4, Art Contest; Model Car Club 1; Track, 1. HARRY STEVENSON Art Club, 1; Biology Club, 1, President, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Senior Class President; Junior Play; Basketball, 1; Football, 3; Track, 1. MARCIA STOHR Former High School: Drama Club, 1; Pep Club, 2; American Field Service High School Branch, 2, Secretary, 1; Model United Nations; Band, 2, Orchestra, 2; Honor Roll; Junior National Honor Society, 2. Present High School: Girls' Athletic Association, 2, Treasurer, 1; Latin Club, 1; Math Club, 1; Gym Show, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Band, 2, County Band, 2, Penn State Band Day; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 1. JUDITH SULLINS Art Club, 4, President, 1, Secretary-Treasurer, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Student Council, 3; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 3, County Chorus, 2, Operetta, 2, Vested Choir, 3; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate; National Honor Society, 2. TERRY SUMMERS Library Club, 3; Knitting Club, 1; Publicity Club, 1; Trill i-Y, 1; Gator Gazette Stall, 2; LOOK Certificate. GREGG TA USC HER Biology Club, 1; ChessClub, 1;Conservation Fish and Game Club, 1; Chorus, 1; Football, 1; Track, 1; Magazine Campaign $ 100 Certificate; Science Fair Third Prize; LOOK Certificate. JAMES TILLEY Art Club, 4, Art Contest Third and Fourth Prizes; Boys' Tumbling Club, 2; Model Car Club, 1, President, 1; Varsity P Club, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 1; Basketball Manager, 1; Football, 4; Track, 4; LOOK Certificate. LYNNE TILLEY Future Homemakers of America, 1; Girls’ Tumbling Club, 3; Photography Club, 2; Band, 3; Chorus, 4; LOOK Certificate. DONNA LEE VAN SICKLES Library Club, 4; Publicity Club, 1; LOOK Certificate. RUTH ANN WALKER Girls' Athletic Association, 1; Latin Club, 2; LibraryClub, 1; Nurses' Club, 2, President, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 1; Tiger Lily Staff; Handicapped Essay Winner; Honor Roll; LOOK Certificate. ANN WARNER Girls' Athletic Association, 2, News Reporter, 1, Senior Representative to Advisory Council, 1; Girls’ Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 3; Varsity P Club, 1; Gator Gazette Staff, 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4, Operetta, 1; Substitute Cheerleader, 1; LOOK Certificate. JOAN WEIMER Future Homemakers of America, 3, Junior Degree; Girls’ Tumbling Club, 1; Junior Play; Chorus, 1; LOOK Certificate. MARY LYNN WEISW Girls' Athletic Assocation, 1; Girls' Tumbling Club, 1; Knitting Club, 1; Latin Club, 3; Varsity P Club, 2; Gator Gazette Staff; Gym Show, 2; Homecoming Court, 1; May Court, 2; Tiger Lily Staff; Chorus, 4, Operetta, 1; Cheerleader, 4. DENNIS WILLIAMS Future Farmers of America, 4; Projector Club, 2; Track, 1. 115 ADVERTISEMENTS FIRST HONORS BECK’S STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Oak Street Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. BURDICK IIOWLAND FOSTER’S RESTAURANT Ditching Grading MOTOR COURT Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. W. A. BURDICK DR. MRS. LEO HELLMAN Plumbing Heating Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE KEYSTONE GASOLINE OIL COMPANY Agent E. A. Long Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELDRED L. H. LINCOLN SON, INC. The Bank with the Friendly Service.” Eldred, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. 116 LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE TED PHALON, PHOTOGRAPHER Lodge 460 Port Allegany, Pa. Turtlepoint, Pa. McNICHOL DRY CLEANERS PIERCE GLASS CO. Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. NORTH PENN GAS CO. PITTSBURGH CORNING CORP. Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. OLSON’S GLASS AUTO SUPPLIES TIMES HERALD Port Allegany, Pa. Olean, N. Y. OLSON-TENGLUND, INC. WFRM—600 kc. 225 Main Street Port Allegany, Pa. Coudersport, Pa. PFEIL’S PHARMACY WITTER GAS OIL CO. 117 Port Allegany, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. SECOND HONORS A P TEA CO. CASTLE Bradford, Pa. Allegany, N. Y. JAMES S. BERGER ATTORNEY AT LAW DANIELSON PRINTING COMPANY 28 East Second Street Coudersport, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. BLUMENTHAL’S SPORTING GOODS GALLUP FURNITURE STORE Olean, N. Y. Port Allegany, Pa. BOND SANITARY PRODUCTS R. J. HEALY York, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. BRADFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. KANTARS INC. Bradford, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. BRADFORD ERA LARSON GREENHOUSES Bradford, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS SAFE DEPOSIT AND MARKET BASKET TRUST COMPANY and success to the Class of 1964 Member of F.D.I.C. Coudersport, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. 118 McKEAN COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. Bradford, Pa. STROEHMAN’S BREAD “Reach for Stroehmann Sunbean Bread” Olean, N. Y. STUDLEY’S MUSIC HOUSE MEACHAM HARDWARE West Washington St. at Mechanic Port Allegany, Pa. Phone 3683000 Braddford, Pa. NORTHWEST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. VIKO FURNITURE CO. Bradford, Pa. Eldred, Pa. PENN-VEND CO. WALTER FUNERAL HOME Emporium, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. PORT GULF SERVICE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Port Allegany, Pa. Coudersport, Pa. SENECA INN WHITEHAWK BEEF COMPANY Specializing in Pizza Pie” Eldred, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY WILLIAM’S QUAKER STATE SERVICE Big Run, Jefferson County, Pa. Port Allegany, Pa. 119 THIRD HONORS ABBOTT’S DAIRY PORT ALLEGANY, P. ABC MOTEL RESTAURANT BURTVILLE, PA. ADAM'S SPORTING GOODS OLEAN, N. Y. ANDERSON’S MAIN STREET GARAGE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. ANDERSON EICIIER BUILDERS PORT ALLEGANY, PA. ANGIE’S RESTAURANT OLEAN, N. Y. ROBERT B. APPLE SMETHPORT, PA. ART-A-CRAFT CENTER SMETHPORT, PA. ART’S BIKE SHOP PORT ALLECANY, PA. ASH SHOE COMPANY BRADFORD, PA. ASSOCIATES BRADFORD, PA. BERK’S FABRIC SHOP OLEAN, N. Y. BIDWELL MOTORS PORT ALLEGANY, PA. BILEK’S DINER ROULETTE, PA. BRADNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE OLEAN, N. Y. BURLESON’S FEED STORE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CAMEO DOLL PRODUCTS CO. PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CANOE PLACE INN PORT ALLEGANY, PA. DR. MRS. PHILIP CARLSON PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CARL’S FURNITURE CO. BRADFORD, PA. CARL’S TEXAS LUNCH COUDERSPORT, PA. CARLEY’S BARBER SHOP PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CARSON FINANCE COMPANY PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CASE'S RED WHITE STORE 120 BURTVILLE, PA. CASKEY’S ESSO SERVICE STATION PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CASTANO TAYLOR SHOP COUDERSPORT, PA. CENTRAL BUICK CO. COUDERSPORT, PA. CHAPIN’S MARKET PORT ALLEGANY, PA. AL CHECCI’S ORCHESTRA OLEAN, N. Y. CLARA’S BEAUTY SHOP PORT ALLEGANY, PA. CLATON ABBOTT’S BARBER SHOP PORT ALLEGANY, PA. COCHRAN’S SERVICE STATION TURTLEPOINT, PA. DeCARLO PONTIAC, INC. COUDERSPORT, PA. ELLIOTT’S BAKERY RESTAURANT PORT ALLEGANY, PA. ELLIOTT’S PHARMACY PORT ALLEGANY, PA. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK COUDERSPORT, PA. GEORGE M. FLEMING INSURING AGENCY PORT ALLEGANY, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FRIENDLY INN ROULETTE, PA. GARTHWAITE’S GROCERY STORE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. GEORGETSON’S PORT ALLEGANY, PA. BIRDELLA G. GRABE COUDERSPORT, PA. GRAND THEATRE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. GREEN TURTLE INN TURTLEPOINT, PA. RAYMOND HALL, ARCHITECT PORT ALLEGANY, PA. HAMLIN’S 5c—$1.00 STORE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. IIENZEL’S MEN SHOP OLEAN, N.Y. HOOVER'S JEWELERS PORT ALLEGANY, PA. HOTEL BUTLER PORT ALLEGANY, PA. 121 IDEAL RESTAURANT THIRD HONORS PORT ALLEGANY, PA. RALPH E. JOHNSON PORT ALLEGANY, PA. E. H. KLEIDERLEIN BRADFORD, PA. JAYNE’S OLEAN, N. Y. KNELL’S SPORTS SHOP PORT ALLECANY, PA. KUPPER’S KITCHEN PORT ALLECANY, PA. LESTER’S SHOE STORE OLEAN, N. Y. LIBERTY CO. OLEAN, N. Y. LLOYD-SMITII CO. INC. BRADFORD, PA. L. D. MANNING GARAGE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. HOWARD MANTZ EXCAVATING PORT ALLEGANY, PA. MARION’S FASHION CENTER PORT ALLEGANY, PA. MARTZ BODY SHOP PORT ALLEGANY, PA. McNARY SHOE STORE COUDERSPORT, PA. MID-TOWN MOTEL PORT ALLEGANY, PA. MOTTERN ATLANTIC PORT ALLEGANY, PA. MULAUSKI’S T. V. SERVICE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. DR. AND MRS. RICHARD MYER PORT ALLEGANY, PA. OAK LEAF DINER PORT ALLEGANY, PA. OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE OLEAN, N. Y. PARK DRUG STORE BRADFORD, PA. PARK FILLING STATION PORT ALLEGANY, PA. PATRICIA’S BEAUTY SALON PORT ALLEGANY, PA. PAUL’S RED AND WHITE 122 PORT ALLEGANY, PA. PICK-UPS RESTAURANT OLEAN, N. Y. PORT ALLEGANY HARDWARE PORT ALLECANY, PA. PORT ALLEGANY INSURANCE COMPANY INC. PORT ALLEGANY, PA. PORT MOTOR SALES PORT ALLEGANY, PA. PORT ALLEGANY WHOLESALE PORT ALLECANY, PA. PORT MANUFACTURING CORPORATION PORT ALLEGANY, PA. THE POTTER ENTERPRISE COUDERSPORT, PA. POTTER FINANCE CORPORATION COUDERSPORT, PA. RED STAR STATION ROULETTE, PA. R R FORD SALES PORT ALLEGANY, PA. ROMANES BARBER SHOP COUDERSPOINT, PA. ROULETTE HOUSE ROULETTE, PA. SCHEIBNER'S QUALITY GROCERY-WESTERN AUTO AGENCY ROULETTE, PA. SHIELD'S LUMBER CO. ELDRED, PA. SMETHPORT AUTO PARTS SMETHPORT, PA. SPRINGIIILL DAIRY PORTERVILLE, N. Y. STAN’S BARBER SHOP ROULETTE, PA. STAN’S QUALITY SHOP PORT ALLEGANY, PA. SULLIVAN’S HAT SHOP PORT ALLEGANY, PA. TAYLOR PHOTO SHOP BRADFORD, PA. WENDT’S TASTEE FREEZ PORT ALLEGANY, PA. WESTS BUICK CADILLAC BRADFORD, PA. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES PORT ALLEGANY, PA. WILCOX’S SUPERMARKET PORT ALLEGANY, PA. ZIPPO MANUFACTURING 123 BRADFORD, PA. AUTOGRAPHS 124 AUTOGRAPHS 125 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 127 AUTOGRAPHS 128 ••