Renovo High School - Cherry and White Yearbook (Renovo, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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With you will always go the best wishes of those remaining behind to carry on the splendid traditions of Renovo High School which you, as a class, have carried on and added to as a group and as individuals. , Sincerely, XJ Health Department Left to right: Dr. Neal Carlson, School Dentist, Dr. Raymond Werts, School Phy- sician, Mrs. Isabelle Thomas, School Nurse, Dr. Frank Dwyer, School Physician. M aintenanee ROBERT W. BROWN ESTHER A. WERTZ DANIEL P. WAGNER Custodian Secretary CUSfOdi6f1 School Board Left to right: Mr. George Simon, Jr., Mr. Lewis Legacy, Treasurer, Dr. Frank Dwyer, President, Mr. Clair Mattas, Vice President, Mr. James Deeghan, Mr. Joseph Gardiner, Secretary. Administrative Assistants MISS VIOLA CAMPBELL MR. RAYMOND RATHMELL Elementary Administrative Assistant Secondary Admfnisfrafive Assfsfanf Awards THE L. P. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL To be awarded to the student graduating first in his class in character, leadership, and scholarship. Awarded to. . . DIEFFENBACH MEMORIAL AWARD To be awarded to the graduating student who has read widely, and has developed an appreciation of literary values, and who has found personal enrichment. Awarded to. . . ' THE LIONS CLUB CIVIC AWARD This award goes to that senior who shows during the high school period a civic ion- sciousness and a tendency to train for civic participation .by the development of clean c ar- acter, by membership in some youth training organization, by participating in the econo- mic life of the community. Awarded to. . . CARL COOK MEMORIAL AWARD This award is given annually to that member of the graduating class who, in the opinion of his classmates, has assumed the initiative in making friends and showing courtesy to everyone he comes in contact with, which tends to make him outstanding among the students during his high school career. Awarded to. . . ELLA MULVIH ILL AWARD The Ella G. Mulvihill award, sponsored by the Renovo School Alumni Association, is pre- sented to that graduate who has shown the greatest improvement in the last three years of his high school career. The graduate will have displayed excellent cooperation with his teachers and fellow students. He will have demonstrated resourcefulness and self-reliance in overcoming obstacles in scholastic fields, domestic surroundings, and personal shortcom- ings. Awarded to. . . LOU V. DWYER AWARD To be awarded annually to that student of the graduating class who during the last three years of his high school career has achieved the highest scholastic standing in the required subiects. Awarded to. . . VARSITY CLUB AWARD Awarded to that boy who, through his athletic achievements, good sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct, has brought favorable publicity and recognition to the Renovo High School during his high school career. Awarded to. . . BUCKTAIL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA AWARD To be awarded to a member of the senior class who possesses a wholesome personality and the outstanding qualities of leadership, moral discrimination, and mental vigor. The recipient must also be an active member of the Bucktail Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club. Awarded to. . . D.A.R. AWARD To be awarded to the student who ranks highest in Americanism. Awarded to . . . ,E iF 5 I I I I I I! I! 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I4 LINDA LEA ANDERSON Financial Secretary AndY Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Flaming Foliage Representative 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, FHA I, 2, President 3, Library Committee I, 2, 3, Class Officer, Financial Secretary 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Yearbook 3. JEAN LOUISE WERTZ Treasurer Jeannie Commercial Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2 , 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Captain 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 2, Library Committee I, 2, 3, Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, Class Play 3. Graduating Class of '59 I JUDITH KAE BOTTORF GLENN ALLAN BROOKENS PATRICIA ANN CONWAY Nose Commercial Sonny Academic Memphis Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Press School Patrol 2, 3. Glee Club I, 2, 3: Intramurals 2 3 A Club 2, FHA 1, Library 1, 2, 3, Dance com- 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3. mittee 3, Class Officer, Financial Secretary I, Class Play 2, 3, Student Director 2, Year- book 3. VINCENT PAUL DONNELLY Dud Academic Orchestra 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Accom- panist 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Dance Orchestra 3, District Chorus 2, 3, Press Club I, 2, FTA 2, 3, Vice President 2, 3, Class Officer, Vice President I, Yearbook 3, Editor-in-Chief 3. JAMES WILBUR EDDER Jim Academic Varsity Football 2, 3, Manager 2, 3. Graduating Class of '59 MARY lRENE FANTASKEY FRANCES MARIE FEDELE Renie Commercial Frannie Academic Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 1, 2. DONNA RAE FRIESE WILLIAM CHARLES FRIESE JERRY WAYNE GUIZAR Freely Commercial Bill Academic Guzzo Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, Fire Crew 1, 2, 3i Class play 2, 3: School Fire Crew 3, Class Play 2, 3, School Patrol FHA 1, 2, 3, Library Commiitee l, Class pan-011123. 2, 3. Play 2, 3. I6 Graduating Class of '59 I EVALINE ELIZABETH HAAS WILLIAM DAVID HAAS DANIEL RICHARD HARGER vi Academic Dave Academic Hot Academic FHA 1, Q, 3, FTA 3. Visual Aids Committee I, 2, 3, Lieutenant Glee Club I, 25 Choir l, 25 Varsity Football 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 35 School Patrol Lieu- 25 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Junior Varsity I5 tenant 1, 2, Captain 3. Varsity Club 2, 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Dance Corn- mittee I, 2, 35 Visual Aids Committee I5 Fire Crew 2, Captain 35 Class Play 35 Yearbook Advertising Manager. CLYDE VINCENT HAUPT, JR. Hauptie Academic Glee Club I, 2, 35 Choir I, 2, 35 Varsity Football 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 Visual Aids Com- mittee 1. ROBERT JEWELL HEINTZ Fish Academic Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 15 Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice President 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 35 Junior Varsity Basketball I5 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Dance Committee l, 2, 35 Visual Aids Committee 15 Fire Crew 2, 35 Class Play 35 Yearbook 3. I7 Graduating Class of '59 RUTH ANN l lO.lNOSKl MlLLARD SCOTT HUFF Giggles Academic NSCOYH Academic Glee Club 3, Choir 'l, 2, 3, FHA 3, Class Fife Crew 2, 3i Siege Crew 2, 32 5Cl lOOl Play 3, Yearbook 3, Assistant Editor-in-Chief 3. PGTFOI 3- LARRY DUANE HYZER ul-afanfeu Academic Varsity Football l, Fire Crew 2, 3, School Patrol I, 2, 3. RALPH CHARLES JOHNSON CAROL ANNE KEPLER Hair Academic Kep Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Varsity Glee Club I, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, Intramurals Basketball Manager 2, 3, JV Basketball Man- 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Business ager l, FTA 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Manager 3. Dance Committee l, 2, 3, Fire Crew 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Assistant Editor- in-Chief 3. Graduating Class of 959 SALLY ANN KEPLER THOMAS MALONE KNARR DAVID EUGENE LANE Keppie Commercial Malone Academic Rex Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Dance Class Play 3, Yearbook 3. Class Play 3. Committee 3, Class Play 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Copy Editor, Library Committee 'l, 2, 3. l PATRICIA EILEEN LIMBERT ROBERT EUGENE LUCAS Lamby Academic Luke Academic Glee Club I, 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y lg Library Com- Band 'l, 2, Glee Club 'ly Class Play 2. mittee I, 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Circulation Manager. I9 Gracluatin Class of '59 ALAN DALE LUNGER GEORGE RAYMOND MACHAK Buck Academic Mutt Academic Band 1, 2, 3. Varsity Football l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Fire Crew 2 ,3, Stage Crew 3. JANlCE ELAINE MAYERS DARLENE MARIE MCGREGOR BARBARA ANN MCKEE Jan Commercial Peanut Commercial Bobbie Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3, Choir 1, Press Club 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 31 Cl'l0lf 'li Press Club l, 27 Art Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Dance Committee 'l, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Class Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Dance COmmiftee 3: Class 2, 3, Class Play 3. Yearbook 3. Play 2, 3- 20 Graduatin Class of 959 V:.k. 5 K y K gs 4 b .Q C sys, - C N sis? at X X we 1 EPVNN- -tg, r C GRACE YVONNE MOORE HOWARD EDWARD PFLUGFELDER JERRY LEE POWERS Gracie Academic Pluggy Academic Flowers Academic Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Class Band lg Glee Club l, 2, 3, Choir lp Varsity Band lf Fire Crew 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, Play 2, 3, Yearbook 3. Football lg Fire Crew l, 2, 3, School Patrol School Patrol l. l, 2, 3. 3 X f 1' IRVIN ELLSWORTH PROBST JOHN BERNARD SCHENCK Bula Academic Schencky Academic Band I, Fire Crew 2, 3, School Patrol l, 2, 3. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Junior Varsity lg Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3. Zl Graduating Class of '59 WILLIAM EDWARD SEVERINO RONALD MARTIN SHELTON MOPe Academic Ron Academic Glee Club l, 2, 3, Varsity Football l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 27 FHA 2, 37 Fire Crew 3, Fire Crew l, 2, 3, Class Play 2, Yearbook 3, Class Play 2, 3. School Patrol 1, 2, 3. ALICE EMELINE STONE SHARON LEE SWINTER JOSEPH RICHARD WELCH Emmie Academic Sherri Commercial Joe Academic Choir l, 2, 35 Glee Club lf Library l, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Cheerleader VBVSIYY Football I- President 2, 3, FTA 3, Class Play 2, 3, Year- 'lg FHA 1, 2, Dance Committee I. book 3. 22 Gracluatin Class of '59 LOIS MAUDE WELCH CARQL ANN WERTZ Dickie Commercial Carol Atademic Glee Club I, 2, 3, Library Committee I, 2, 3, FHA 2' 3. Yearbook 3. RITA GALE WHEELER JOHN WILBUR WILLIAMS Gale Academic Capyain Academic Band 1, Orchestra 1, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Choir Band 2, 3. l, 2, 3, District Chorus 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, FHA 2, Library Committee I, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Class Officer I, 2, Secretary, Class Play 3, Yearbook 3, Photo Editor. UM 74 if QQEWM wlwwf R2 Q94 it W 7Jf?QA vi XX- 4, . 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'15 5 i ,I :V QQ! ., U Q, Q Best Acro, and Adress Best Dancer Most Bashful LINDA ANDERSON SHARON SWINTER EVALINE HAAS CLEON CANNON ROBERT HEINTZ JOHN WILLIAMS Wiffiesr SALLY KEPLER DAVID LANE .ny Biggest Flirr JUDY BOTTORF RALPH JOHNSON I Sw Quick Tempered LOIS WELCH WILLIAM SEVERINO L Long and Short of If Deepesf Blush Best SPN' DARLENE MCGREGOR ANN HOJNOSKI JANICE MAYERS PAUL DONNELLY GEORGE MACHAK GEORGE MACHAK MMQMN Q K ,. .. L M. Wm.. Q M., . Eff? 1,5 Q W 5' F' 5 5' be f ii .J 535 5 V3 S. ., Z. f M V, TQ? ffmfpg N4 WW m' 1 - , Wllllkw V .n gs E x -. i .f Y .W M Aii' m ' ,f S M ' 1 f Ag! vb., 8 5 5 ii- Q .aw X , I wwf? 'ia ai! w 9 1, n M5 is ,aww Q K 1 ff -X .Y 391, .V -Rg::E:-:,.-1,- Q, f Q Xim?42Z.wf F wg? Q H 1 I Zim, 5. fi,-pu, Sgr: - ,Q if as V - - , xi 54 2' , -, W, 3 Q x . , X-,Q awk .mn f-va. . Mg , ,. K W 1-24 , , A LEW s ig, 1 ,HJ 'Ag X M , ., X, 1 , ,Q f ,, , il 1 9 L an 'U' if 3 2 If + X ff 'Q fs 44 , R 1 . f sf nw .L 46 Q ' Y ak-2 waz 5' 3 ' , x HE 'gt N 1 . gig. X Q , K f 7 1, 3.3, .:,,, .p..h. . ' Q U l i ' ' -HW MQ Q wzwf m, X'kL' vfflffjf ww.. J K XM, ,E . ,K 4! f ,Q H z yzvsgzfgr- Q S Sophomore History On the first day of school for the term 1956-57, we entered school as a proud group of students for we were Sophomores and a part of the Senior High School. This year we had the privilege of electing our own subiects, and were eligible to ioin various new activ- ities, namely, Hi-Y, TrilHi-Y, Library, Choir, and Press Club. The class was divided into two sections. Our home rooms were 25 and 36. Mr. Mills and Mr. Hauge were our home room teachers, and also our class advisors. We elected the following officers to administer the affairs of the class: President, Fran- cis Butch Sockman, Vice President, Paul Donnelly, Recording Secretary, Rita Wheeler, Financial Secretary, Judy Bottorf, and Treasurer, Jean Wertz. Our class colors were pink and blue, our flower was the mum, and our motto was Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. We acquired no new members this year, but were sorry to see the following members leave us: Marion Brookens, Richard David, lda Perry, William Rathmell, James Lomax, Charles Brennan, John De Shong, and Lois Croak. We were represented on the football squad by Larry Hyzer, William Severino, Howard Pflugfelder, George Machak, Charles Haas, Francis Sockman, and William Rathmell, man- ager. Our classmates who were on the Junior Varsity basketball team were Robert Heintz, Dan Harger, John Schenck, and Ralph Johnson, manager. Sharon Swinters, Rita Wheeler, and Jean Wertz represented our class on the cheerlead- ing squad. As Sophomores, our biggest and best social achievement was the Sophomore Hop, which was held March 20 in the high school gymnasium. The gym was beautifully dec- orated in pink and blue with a wishing well for the center piece. Rita Wheeler was cho- sen to reign as queen. Robert Heintz was voted to reign as king. Next came our class picnic. We packed large quantities of food and started towards Kettle Creek Park. One of our drivers had an accident, and two of his passengers were hospitalized for a short length of time. Other than this, our picnic was a success. Mr. and Mrs. Mills chaperoned this outing. Just as all the classes preceding us, some of our members were hit by cupid's arrow. Some of the steadies were: Lois Welch and Gerald Casper, Judy Bottorf and Robert Ed- wards, Carol Rooney and Philip Bradney, Linda Anderson and Richard Grenell, Sharon Swinters and Harry Walsh, Mary Ann Eliason and Clyde Bruno, Howard Plugfelder and Carol Bissman, William Friese and Sarah Adams, Cleon Cannon and Ann Rollman, Patricia Conway and William Burns, David Haas and Peggy Bailey, Robert Heintz and Patricia Shaffer, Francis Sockman and Sherrill Fuller. Thus ends our Sophomore year. We are now looking forward to many happy events during our forthcoming Junior and Senior years. ccfunior H istorya' September arrived and we were finally back in school. The Seniors reluctantly had to share Room 28 with us. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Francis Sockman, Vice President, Cleon Cannon, Treasurer, Jean Wertz, Recording Secretary, Rita Wheeler, Financial Secretary, Linda Anderson. Our motto was Give To The World The Best You Have And The Best Will Come Back To You. Our class colors were brown, light green, and orange. Our first big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. We were proud to have two members of our class, Rita Wheeler and Paul Donnelly, par- ticipate in the District Chorus. Some of our boys made the varsity football team. They were: Francis Sockman, William Severino, Charles Haas, Joseph Welch, George Machak, Daniel Harger, and Clyde Haupt. James Edder was the Manager. Our class members on the varsity basketball squad were the following: Robert Heintz, Daniel Harger, and John Schenck. Ralph Johnson was Manager. Jean Wertz and Rita Wheeler represented the class as our Junior cheerleaders. Those who left us via quituation program before the end of our Junior year were Lillian Garman, Francis Holtzapple, Mary Lou Kolby, Carole Heck, Sally Miller, Terry Horning, and Sandy Johnson. We had to delay our class play several times because our varsity basketball team was fortunate enough to participate in the Pennsylvania lnterscholastic Athletic Association Class B Semi-Finals. In March we presented Man Alive. This mystery-comedy was directed by Mrs. An- thony Jeselnik, with Judy Bottorf as our student director. The following made up the cast: Linda Anderson, Francis Sockman, Carol Kepler, Jerry Powers, Patricia Limbert, Alice Stone, Ronnie Shelton, Darlene McGregor, Cleon Cannon, and William Severino. Cupid was still around with his bow and arrow. Although our class was small, we had quite a few steadies. Among those going steady were: Linda Anderson and Dick Grenell, Lois Welch and Jerry Casper, Darlene McGregor and Marshall Bosher, Sally Kepler and Dave Haas, Mary Ann Eliason and Carmie Rosamilia, Rita Wheeler and Tom Clarey, How- ard Pflugfelder and Carol Bissman, Sandy Johnson and Sonny Welsh, Ralph Johnson and Sara Jane Downs, John Schenck and Linda Snyder, Jean Wertz and Lee Woomer, Cleon Cannon and Ann Rollman, Glenn Brookens and Wanda Welch. We went to Kettle Creek Park for our class picnic. There was enough food for an army, but after a day full of recreation, the food soon disappeared-consumed by the army. No one was thrown in the cool water, but thanks to the water-filled balloons, almost ev- eryone got wet. Our chaperones were our class advisors, Mrs. Boyle and Mr. Florey. Thus we ended our Junior year. We were eagerly looking forward to coming back in the fall for we would be Seniors. Senior History Seniors!! lt sounded wonderful to be called this after twelve years of hard work. After renewing old acquaintances and getting settled in Room 28, the first thing we did was to elect our class officers. They were as follows: President, Cleon Cannon: Vice President, Francis Sockman: Recording Secretary, Ca rol Rooney: Financial Secretary, Linda Anderson, Treasurer, Jean Wertz. Our class advisor was Mr. Rathmell who gave usagreat deal of help. We were honored to have Linda Anderson as hostess for the Flaming Folige and Carol Rooney represented us at the Laurel Festival. We presented our class play on November 14. It was entitled Pick A Dilly and was directed by Mrs. Astrid Vasilko, assisted by Carol Rooney as student director. T he prompters were Jean Wertz, Pat Conway, and Donna Friese. Make up was supervised by Miss Campbell. The chairman of the stage crew was Millard Huff. The cast was as fol- lows: Judy Bottorf, Rita Wheeler, Alice Stone, Pat Limbert, Jerry Powers, Dan Harger, Janice Mayers, Darlene McGregor, Linda Anderson, Ann Hoinoski, Cleon Cannon, Robert Heintz, Ronald Shelton, Pat Conway, and Ralph Johnson. Francis Sockman was Master of Ceremonies. John Schenck and Paul Donnelly performed between acts. During the Christmas vacation we had the annual Snowball Hop. Carol Rooney and Francis Sockman were chosen as the Queen and King respectively. The gym was dec- orated in a beautiful winter scene motif which consisted of an old-fashioned sleigh and several Christmas trees. We were sorry to lose Andrew Matala, Mary Ann Eliason, Tom Clarey, Robert Gregory, and Dave Wilson, but we were happy to gain Ann Hoinoski, Mary Fantaskey, Frances Fidele, and Barbara McKee. Our Senior cheerleaders were Rita Wheeler and Jean Wertz. We were represented on the football team by: William Severino, Francis Sockman, and George Machak. James Edder was student manager. We won three games and lost five this season. The boys participating in basketball were: Robert Heintz, Dan Harger, a nd John Schenck. Francis Sockman was student manager. Paul Donnelly and Carol Rooney represented us at the district chorus in Kane, Pennsyl- vania. Of course we had our steadies. They were: Linda Anderson and Dick Grenell, Lois Welch and Jerry Casper, Rita Wheeler and Jerry Powers, Dan Harger and Donna Hoy, Mary Ann Eliason and Carmen Rosamilia, John Schenck and Linda Snyder, Ronald Shel- ton and Sharon Dechant, Frances Fidele and Howard Brennan, Alice Stone, and Wayne Heck, Glenn Brookens and Wanda Welch, Clyde Haupt and Mary Fetterman, Howard Plugfelder and Carol Bissman, Jean Wertz and Lee Woomer, Ralph Johnson and Mary Fantaskey. We look forward to graduation with high hopes, but we know we will miss Renovo High School and the wonderful times we had there. Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of Renovo High School, being of sound and dis- posing mind, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling all previous wills made by us at any time. To our Principal, Mr. E. S. Eliason, we leave our appreciation for all he has done to guide us Through our high school years. To our teachers, we leave our deep gratitude and loyal affection for their help and understand- ing. To the Juniors, we leave the first two rows of desks in Study Hall. To the Sophomores, we leave our friendly rivalry with the Juniors. To all the students of Renovo High School, we leave our love and devotion for our school. We, as individuals of the Class of '59, bequeath the following: Linda Anderson bequeaths her Flaming Foliage honor to some lucky Junior. Judith Bottorf bequeaths her flirting ways to Martha Miller. Glenn Brookens bequeaths his costly hot-rodding to Alan Johnson. Cleon Cannon bequeaths his smelly Chemistry experiments to any Junior with a strong constitution. Patricia Conway bequeaths her quiet, refined ways to Pat Shaffer. Paul Donnelly bequeaths his musical ability to Sherill Fuller. James Edder bequeaths the hard work in Miss Cray's class to his brother Tom. Mary Fantaskey bequeaths her habit of always being late for school to some unfortunate Junior. Frances Fedele bequeaths her giddiness in English class to Rita Campbell. William Friese bequeaths his dubious ability to make Rotten Egg Gas in Chemistry to Shark Rankin. Donna Friese bequeaths her trip up to the Greek's at noon to Pat Crossley. Jerry Guizar bequeaths his ability to get along with Miss Crays to Thomas Allen. David Haas bequeaths his captaincy of the School Boy Patrol to Charles Ross. Evaline Haas bequeaths her desk in 99528 to Theresa Stuart. Daniel Harger bequeaths his position at the store to Tommy Campbell. lBossmanD Robert Heintz bequeaths his ability to play basketball to Duane Batschelet. Ann Hoinoski bequeaths her burning red face and laughing giggles to all the incoming Senior gals and fellas. Clyde Haupt bequeaths his formula of the acid test to Dale Van Sickle. Millard Huff bequeaths his seat in Chemistry to Robert Debman, another Mad Chemist. Larry Hyzer bequeaths any broken desk in 94528 to some unlucky Senior. Ralph Johnson bequeaths his ability to wear black boots and eagles to anyone with enough guts. Carol Kepler bequeaths her gum chewing in Miss Cray's class to a Junior who can afford it. Sally Kepler bequeaths her used shorthand books to Carol Bissman. Thomas Knarr bequeaths his trips to Bratz's to Sherill Fuller. David Lane bequeaths his affection for Miss Cray's P.D. classes to Pete Nestlerode. Patricia Limbert bequeaths her ability to get A's to Linda Darrin. Robert Lucas bequeaths his long waits for the bus and good times on it to Donald Wilson. Alan Lunger bequeaths his ability in penmanship to Paul McKee. George Machak bequeaths his problem of getting home after football prac- tice to Larry Gregory. Janice Mayers bequeaths her Pixie haircut to anyone brave enough to wear it. Darlene McGregor bequeaths her 4'i 1 to Marsha Poorman. Barbara McKee bequeaths her knowledge of Macbeth to Nancy Stradley. Grace Moore bequeaths her trips to Home Ec Room to Peg Bailey. Howard Pflugfelder bequeaths his Saturday night parking place to anyone lucky enough to find it. Jerry Powers bequeaths his parking place for some other car as good as the Model A. Irvin Probst bequeaths his ability to raise ned in classes to Anson Brookens. Carol Rooney bequeaths her mixed-up troubles to Vicki Javornick. John Schenck bequeaths his troubles to the boy in Hyner. William Severino bequeaths his temper to Dale Van Sickle. Ronald Shelton bequeaths nothing to no one because everything he got his hands on he took home. Francis Sockman bequeaths his death seat next to Mr. Florey in the basket- ball games to anyone with steel ribs. Alice Stone bequeaths getting out of 99528 last to any slow Junior. Sharon Swinters bequeaths her dancing feet to Martha Miller. Joseph Welch bequeaths his pool cue to Ed Polski. Lois Welch bequeaths her seat in 99528 to her sister Wanda. Carol Wertz bequeaths her desk in P.D. to Pat Campbell. Jean Wertz bequeaths her good times at the games to Linda Darrin. John Williams bequeaths his task of putting antifreeze in the Buick's spare tire to anyone who is crazy enough to do it. Rita Wheeler bequeaths her place in Mechanical Drawing Class to any girl brave enough to tackle it. The above articles were made with solemn minds and sound bodies in witness thereof to the fullest extent. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal on this day in May, 1959. The Class of '59 ANDERSON, LINDA BOTTORF, JUDY BROOKENS, GLENN CANNON, CLEON CONWAY, PATRICIA DONNELLY, PAUL EDDER, JAMES FANTASKEY, MARY FEDELE, FRANCES FRIESE, DONNA FRIESE, WILLIAM GUIZAR, JERRY HAAS, EVALINE HAAS, WILLIAM HARGER, DANIEL HAUPT, CLYDE HEINTZ, ROBERT HOJNOSKI, ANN HUFF, MILLARD HYZER, LARRY JOHNSON, RALPH KEPLER, CAROL KEPLER, SALLY KNARR, THOMAS LANE, DAVID Class Prophecy A wonderful secretary Linda will be, For a handsome boss with a real strong knee. As a secretary Judy will gleam, She'lI have lots of money and a limousine. In the service Glenn will go, In his uniform he'Il really glow. It's clear to us that Cleon will be, The future manager of the A 8. P. We see Patty as a pretty nurse, With a nice white uniform and a well-filled purse. Paul Donnelly as we can see, Will surely succeed with his music degree. Off to college Jim will go, What he'll do no one knows. For Renie we foretell, A secretarial iob in some hotel. Frannie as a housewife we can see, With one set of twins to start her family. Donna as a clerk we can see, Typing away as fast as can be. To the Air Force is BiIl's wish, There he'll find himself a nice dish. Jerry working at the A 81 P store, Will be cleaning, scrubbing, and mopping the floor For Evaline our prediction, A famous hospital dietician. To the Air Force is Dave's branch of the service, We know he won't make the sergeants nervous. Off to college is for Danny, - His interest in Math will come in handy. Clydie Haupt will edit for Mad, Writing real gone as is the fad. Bob will be skimping and saving, Hoping to graduate from Lock Haven. To a dramatic school Ann will go, Learning to be another Marilyn Monroe. Off to the service for Millard Huff, He'll find the sergeants really tough. If our prediction for Larry comes true, He'll be serving the red, white, and blue. A student at T. C. Ralph is to be, Studying hard to make A's and B's. A typist is CaroI's scheme, In an office she'lI find her dream. A working gal will be Sally, We know she wont dilly or dally. In the service Tom will learn, To salute and make officers burn David Lane might do some work, But mostly around the pool room will lurk. LIMBERT, PATRICIA LUCAS, ROBERT LUNGER, ALAN MACHAK, GEORGE MAYERS, JANICE MCGREGOR, DARLENE McKEE, BARBARA MOORE, GRACE PFLUGFELDER, HOWARD POWERS, JERRY PROBST, IRVIN ROONEY, CAROL SCHENCK, JOHN SEVERINO, WILLIAM SHELTON, RONALD SOCKMAN, FRANCIS STONE, ALICE SWINTER, SHARON WELCH, JOSEPH WELCH, LOIS WERTZ, CAROL WERTZ, JEAN WHEELER, RITA WILLIAMS, JOHN Pat we know will be a nurse, Saving people from a ride in a hearse. Off to the service Robert will go, Dating the girls and spending his dough. Alan a handsome soldier will be, Traveling afar o'er land and sea. We see George a lad so fair, Becoming an oil millionaire. A iournalist Janice will be, Selling stories successfully. Off to the Air Force Darlene will go, Around the men she won't be slow. Working is for Barb, using great strain, Because she has a real good brain. In the future years Grace will be, Head of.the Home Economics Company. We predict for the quiet boy, A Cadillac convertible to bring him ioy. Jerry we see going to Tech. A place where no one can raise heck. Working in a gas field Irvin will be, Someday he'II own his own Xmas tree. A pretty airline hostess Carol will be, Making love to a co-pilot over the sea. Making a living is John Schenck, Someday he'II own the National Bank. Another serviceman we will see, For in the Marine's Bill will be. Ronnie will be going to a Navy school, There he'Il play it real cool. To college Butch will go, And around the girls he won't be slow. Alice with her yellow car, Will learn a lot traveling afar. Our crystal ball sees Sherry, Working as a sweet secretary. 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FOURTH ROW, left to right: Gary Brown, Jan Rans- dort, Gerald Schaar, Joseph Williams, Larry Calhoun. inth Grade FIRST ROW, left to right: David Chancel, Kay Getz, Raymond Stoltz, Penny Ericson Do- lores Sincox, Dora Dingman, Pennie Barkley, Larry Lewis, John Barkley. SECOND ROW, left to right: Audrey Guizar, Jeffrey Tomko, James Holtzapple, Fred Hyzer, John Redis, Richard Long, George Beckes, William Moore. THIRD ROW, left to right: Robert Huff, Fred Brook, Robert Walizer, John McConaghy, Kenneth Croak. FIRST ROW, left to right: Florence Cowfer, Joyce Casper, Beverly Logue, Elenor Stell- fox, Beverly Getz, Carol Seyler, Martha Weir. SECOND ROW, left to right: Shirley McKinfey, Patricia Witchey, Margaret Hayes, Marlys Sloss, Jane Button, Nancy Casper, Rebecca Wagner. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dennis Gyurina, Donald Wilson, William An- gus, Richard Wenzel, John Weaver, Kay Snodgrass. 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THIRD ROW: Barbara Hayes, Donna Kirkman, Joyce Calhoun, Clyde Haupt, Thomas Mills, John Schenck, Howard Pflugfelder, Charles Haas, Paul Donnelly, Ralph Johnson, Charles Biernesser, Anson Brookens, Francis Sockman-, Thomas Allen, Ronald Nelson, Thomas Edder, Dennis Morgan, Thomas Campbell, Joan Daughenbaugh. Not photographed: Joseph Bartoletti, Duane Batschelet, Carol Bills, Paul Bratz, Cassie Bruno, Patricia Campbell, Mary Carl, Patricia Conway, Donna Friese, Donna Hoy, Mary Johnson, Joyce Leonard, Robert Lisi, Lois Mayers, Paul Ne-stlerode, Eileen Overgord, Dora Perry, Lee Rankin, Alicia Serafini, Janice Shay, Carl Stoltz, Sharon Swinter, Linda Snyder, Carol Williams, Dale Vansickle. Glee Club FIRST ROW, left fo right: Alice Sfone, Ernesfine Serafini, Sherrill Fuller, Beverly Rauch, Ann White, Jean Wertz, Joyce Calhoun, Joan Daughenbaugh, Janice Lee Moriarity, Correen Cannon, Rita Wheeler, Kay Good, Ann Hoinoski, Carol Rooney, Della Legacy, Martha Miller, Linda Anderson, Sylvia Graebner, Mrs. Williams, Clyde Haupt, Thomas Mills, John Schenck, Charles Haas, Paul Donnelly, Ralph Johnson, Charles Biemesser, Francis Sockman, Thomas Campbell, Ronald Nelson, Thomas Edder. Not photographed: Donna Friese, Mary Johnson, Joyce Leonard, Linda Snyder, Lee Rankin, Carl Stoltz, Gloria Hritzko, and Janice Shay. Choir S fy 1 ii 2 ,...f 1 5' .k.k i .. :A gsm ummm qw A' Q- Krfjzw V QM ' 2 www X A ,V ' fx 53 A 1 ,X xx I 1 xx? , . , . - A Y s V W W gm ., Sm Q, ' wi wn mm X? W 'Q s 'ms saw Q gig ,X A - .4 .W ' 4, 5 423 fm- ? , wif I ' Y V ! L f M K Y X YV X wa ks A A A 2 I 'Q J Q 'W A Z? xx K if QW, ,www :ws ,L V Ag x . w Q54 'P . WEE W 2 Wim - . ,- ' .gy - . N K X A 1 3 A V ,Q f gn . 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THIRD ROW: Lois Welch, Sherrill Fuller, Ann White, Martha Miller, Patricia Limbert, Catherine Bruno, Judy Bottorf. Not photographed: Sharon Dechant, Mary Carl, Gail Darrin, Linda Darrin, Lennea Darrin, Barbara Ransdorf, Kay Good, Joyce Leonard, Alicia Serafinia, Eileen Overgord, Wanda Welch, Dora Perry, Barbara Caffas, Carol Bisman, and Beverly Rauch. L'b S t ff I W in !1 F! E1 ,l I bm gl E! I I ,I ll ES ii s. 5I N E1 S u ' 1 I I I E U 'I ii 1 I ! s 9 I H . I IN , y , r ' i i W I ' 1 UI I V: 55 I 1 pl In I li 55 'I i In ,, VI xi Vu u WI ....1.....-.W:..-.-,.1.-...H..-......N..v.1....,..:-...V mv..-.,......m.1.1A-1.....,4.If :D-........--....m.:.........m....'.1--...H.....,-M...-fm.....N....1..:.1-.1.-.-.-.-m.......,nmmm-J--1-1-,L-...ull Varsit Football FIRST ROW, left to right: Carl Stoltz, Manager, David Bradney, David Kelley, Lee Rankin, Thomas Edder, Larry Gregory, Patrick Fetterman, James Edder, Manager. SECOND ROW, left to'right: Charles Biernesser, Ronald Heaps, Allan Johnson, Louis Serafini, Raymond Wagner, Francis Sockman Co-Captain, William Hess, Co-Captain, Robert Polaskey, Mike Griffey, Jan Mills, Charles Haas. THIRD ROW, left to right: Coach Raifsnider, Duane Batschelet, Sam Moreau, Thomas Mills, George Machak, Richard Pickering, John Market, Martin Marshall, William Severino, William Hritzko, Coach Desmond. COACHES COACH: Raifsnider. CO-CAPTAINS: Francis sockman, william Raifsnider and Desmond Hess. Seniors Center Tackle End FRANCIS BUTCH SOCKMAN GEORGE MACHAK WILLIAM SEVERINO 'Varsity Clzeerlvrulers FIRST ROW, left to right: Sally Eckel, Janice Moriarty, Sherrill Fuller, Jean Wertz, Rita Wheeler, Linda Darain, Sandra Mason, Center Christina Florey. Nor photographed: Linda Snyder. Senior Captains SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Rita Wheeler and Jean Wertz J.V. Clleerlerulers FIRST ROW, left to right: Rebecca Mills, Sharon Hess. SECOND ROW: Penny Ericson, Candance Daughen baugh, Sandra Herman, Carol Durandetto. VARSITY CLUB-FlRST ROW, left to right: Linda Darrin, Rita Wheeler, Bob Heintz, Butch Sockman, Sandra Mason, Sherrill Fuller, Jean Wertz. SECOND ROW: Sally Eckel, George Machak, Jirn Eolder, John Schenck, Dan Harger, Marvin Bills, Pat Fetterman, Janice Moriarty. THIRD ROW: Coach Florey, Bill Severino, Duwayne Batschelet, Charles Haas, John Marketf Earl Brown, Bill Darrin, Marty Marshall, Ralph Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Lou Sera- fini, Dick Pickering, Butch Biernesser, Ronald Heaps, Bill Hess, Jan Mills, Robert Polaskey, Bill Hritzko, Mike Griffey. J.V. BASKETBALL, left to right: Assistant Manager, John Caffas, Bernie Green, Thomas Allen, Paul Bratz, Francis Walters, Joe Bartle- otti, Charles Pedokus, Captain, Duane Bats- chelet, Dennis Morgan, Charles Rossell, Thomas Edder, Francis O'Donnell, Manager, Francis Sockman. Center: Coach Joseph Des- mend. VARSITY BASKETBALL, left to right: Pat Fet- terman, Daniel Harger, Ronald Heaps, John Market, Marvin Bills, Bill Hess, Earl Brown, Jan Mills, John Schenck, Doc Wagner, Butch Biernesser, Robert Heintz, Captain, Coach J. Dale Florey. Front Managers: Bill Darrin, Ralph Johnson. Seniors ROBERT HEINTZ, capiain JOHN SCHENCK DANIEL HARGER Senior Varsity Club Left to right: Jean Werfz, Daniel Harger, George Machack, Francis Sockman, Presidenrg Ralph Johnson, Robert Heintz, Vice Presidemg John Schenck, William Severino, James Edder, Rita Wheeler, Muncy ,.,,,,,,,.A,, Cooper Twp. Wellsboro Smethport .,77.. . Lock Haven B Wmspt. Soph. FOOTBALL Coudersport ,,..,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 6 Scores 1958-1959 They 20 27 6 24 O 17 14 68 BIG BOB Emporium Altoona Catholic Montgomery ,,,o Williamsburg u Kishacoquillas ,,,,o,o Emporium uuuuuuo ouoo L O Altoona Catholic Sykesville Chief Logan uo,, Lock Haven Penns Valley ,,,, Alumni ,, ,,,, State College o,,, Jersey Shore ,,,, Sykesville ,,o,,uu Lock Haven ,,,, , State College Chief Logan ,O Penns Valley ,,a, Jersey Shore ,,a,,, 'Kishacoquillas ,,aaa,, 'District Playoffs '6Future Railroadersv BASKETBALL JOHN EMEL and GREGORY SPOTTS We 64 63 49 51 75 67 53 53 73 58 58 53 54 45 28 53 49 57 71 72 58 They 66 73 58 65 61 64 59 54 57 69 46 52 51 62 53 71 53 53 36 58 60 I I I ,I I I I I N I In II ,I II I I I I II I I I H I I I 2 I I I I II I II 1 E I II I I I I V II I I ,I I . II 'I ,I II L ll i I I I II Z I I I I I 1 Q I II : IA.:l:.n:nl-n-mann-.nln.nl..lI:-alla-I.:Ixl1l.nlnr.l1la1lv1.l.:z11x1:uxxlgnls'.ua:u-I,:.lrr:lr.p..uu..nrnull.:.l-IvHrx.lllxxsn4nn.1nu-:II'mul-nxuxnnl-:null1.:xu1l.Iuunnxal:.n1:u.s::m-lwugxIvllm:I.n.1.1unuxIlynI:l.Ilx'.1unxux RIP'S DAIRY BAR Soiroizjsiain I?6III:6IcI:I,nLuI!?cIIlIis A' ce ream Dairy Pro ucis Jeweleris SpeciaI'I'y - Ham Barbeques 706 Erie Ave. Renovo. Pa. 200 6'I'I'l Sf. Phone 9226 RIP YOUNG. Prop. Co 'PIIme s STEIN FURNITURE DICKY GRUGAN 5 Way Lighk HARDWARE Phone 6743 Bellefonfe Ave. LOCK HAVEN, PA. Lock Haven Furnifure and Carpeis For fhe Besi' in TV Viewing See I'I1e Besi' GREATER RENOVO TV CORP. Complimenis JOHN A. MATTIOLI'S BARBER SHOP CABLE INSTALLATION '6' 'MI' SI' RENovo, PA. Complimenis of KEATING HOTEL KEATING, PA. M. J. DONNELY, Prop. Congratulations, Seniors VICLAD INDUSTRIES, INC. RENOVO. PENNA. Ph 0 Compliments of SOCKMAN'S SPORTING GOODS DEPT. STORE RESTAURANT Congra+uIa+ions Class of I 959 GERTRUDE E. WHEELER ROSAMI LIA BROS. Ford and Mercury Dealers Renovo. Pa. SHAFFER CAN DOR 81 HOPKINS Qualify Hardware Since I 968 LOCK HAVEN, PA. Complimenfs of BEACON LOAN CORP. Lock Haven, Pa. DAVE BROWN. Mgr. Phone 4073 WOLF FURNITURE Complefe Furnishers 37-4I Bellfonfe Ave. LOCK HAVEN, PA. HARGER'S S+ore of IOOI I'rems OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 5lI Phone 4057 BRANDON'S CONGRATULATIONS MEATS 8. GROCERIES 865+ Wishes .63 ,0,,, St RIALTO THEATRE Renovo, Penna. MANAGEMENT R.H.S. BOOSTER CLUB SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Leff fo righh Buick Soclcman, Bill Severino, Charles Haas, George Machalz, Jim Edder, Sfudeni' Manager. SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Ugg WU? B on 'M Lefl' fo righh Sfudenf Manager, Buich Soclcman, Bob Heiniz, John Schenclz, Dan Harger. GIANOPLOS' The Home of Good Coffee Complimenfs of VARSITY CLUB Renovo, Pa. SOL MARKS CIoIhing - Shoes - Furnishings HunI'ing and Sporiswear 4I0 Erie Ave. Renovo, Pa. PHILIP A. MARKS STOUT PHOTO CROSS FORK, PA. Complimenfs of KINNEYS HOTEL Complimenis of HARRY L. KINNEY General Merchandise GAS - OIL - MODERN CABINS CRCSS FQRK' PA, Cross Fork, Pa. Phone 2422 CIRCLE K. RANCH 'OSBORNE9' TAMARACK HOBBY SHOP Gas -- Groceries - Lunches 44 BeIIeIonIe Avenue Au+o Accessories LOCK HAVEN, PEN NA. Complimenfs of Complimenfs of NEWTRRYS KENNIS c:oAL YARD Hard and Sofi' Coal CompIimen+s of J. W. GU LLBORG COMPANY M. S. BIERLY ChevroIe+ and Oldsmobile RENOVO. PENNA. Compnmenfs of STONE BROTHERS Your B DeSo1g-P:ymou+h Nor+l'1 Bend, Penna. FARWELLI PA. Compliments of Complimenfs of GETZ 5 PAUL BRUNO GROCERY STORE SHOE STORE Norih Bend, Penna. POLL PARROT PHONE 489-J SHOE? Complimenfs of om limen s o To w?w,BOL1wgRTH MAXWELL FURNITURE STORE A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY FOR ALL HOME NEEDS 532 E A R novo P . Complimenfs of Complimenfs of THE SATISFACTION THE SMART SHOP SHOP LOCK HAVEN. PA. LOCK HAVEN, PA. Compliments of PHYSICIANS OF RENOVO GROW UP AS A WELL-INFORMED CITIZEN READ YOUR NEWSPAPER REGULARLY II' is a pal-I' of being educaled Io lcnow whai' is happening in your ow communify, in Ihe sfafe. in fhe nafion, and Ihe res+ of Ihe world. THE LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS, A County Newspaper Garbage ancl Trash Removed J. Plowing and Work for Small Bullclozer DURWARD A. WERTZ PHONE 430-R 434-J 434-M CITIZENS BANK OF RENOVO CompIimenI's of Complimenfs of HOYIS - B.P.O.E. F34 Men's and Boys' Cloihing LOCK HAVEN. PA. RENOVO- PA- CompIimenI's of SHADLE'S, INC. LOCK HAVEN. PA. PHONE 4097 II' Pays Io Buy Flowers Where Flowers Grow EVANCO'S FLOWERS sour:-I RENovo PHONE 14.1 Complimenfs of BROWN DERBY RENOVO, PA. Complimenis of BROWN'S BOOT SHOP LOCK HAVEN, PA. Complimehfs of PENSHIRE CLOTHING STORE Lock HAVEN, PA. Complimenis of H UBBARD'S ATLANTIC STATION Complimenrs of THOMPSON DECORATING CO. Lock HAVEN. PA. FRED J. EISEMANN Jeweler Giffs You Can Give Wirh Pride LOCK HAVEN. PA. Congrafularions, Seniors C. E. WERTS 81 SONS Compnmems of Lumber - Surfaced and Rough THE GIFT SHOP RENOVO- PA- PHONE l84J Renovo, Pa. Complimenfs of GROSSMAN'S Srore for Young Women LOCK HAVEN. PA. Complimenis of SAXE 81 CO. LOCK HAVEN, PA. Good Luck Class of '59 NATALI E MARTELLAS BEAUTY SALON RENOVO. PA. PHONE 708 Complimenrs of TOM 81 Vl'S CompIimenI's of GERALD J. RANSDORF'S TRUCKING SERVICE RENOVO, PA. Complimenfs of GOODLINGS ATLANTIC STATION Hyner, Pa. Phone 586J I Complimenfs of RENOVO LODGE 595, BILL'S FLORIST SHOP WILLIAM R. KENNIS. Prop. We Wire FIowers 6+h SI'reeI Phone 60IJ 624 Erie Avenue RENQVQ' PA, RENOVO, PA. RENOVO WALLPAPER CW Tofsen ani ': :T CAO- ELECTRICAL 8. RENOVO. PA. MECHANICAL REPAIR Phone 464 Complimenfs of FOX SERVICE STATION Compleie Cooling Sys'I'em Repairs HURON AVENUE RENOVO, PA Renova N d You--and You Need Ihe Record Your Homefown Daily Newspaper RENOVO DAILY RECORD Wesiern Clinfon Coun+y's Only Daily Newspaper R. M. P. DAIRY The Finesf in Dairy ProcIuc'I's Phone I60-J I39 5+h S+. Renovo, Penna. HAVE MILK WILL DELIVER CompIimenI's of CAROLE'S RECORD MART 434 Erie Avenue RENOVO, PA. LISI CAFE RENovo, PA. Complimenfs of WELSH APPLIANCE SHOP RENOVO, PA. Complimenfs of ROCCO BARBER 8: Besi' Wishes HOME DECORATOR BEAUTY SHOP PAINT STORE BARBERS- OPERATOR 638 Efie Avenue X Munn Jennie May Phone I05O - Renovo, Pa. I C e Rosamma wlLLlAr.I1'Ia2'23:'IzI-IIASHAW Charlie Complimenfs of MCCANN'S RENOVO, PA. KELLEY'S ESSO STATION Renovo, Pa. HAPPY MOTORlNG YMCA The Young Men's Chrisfian Associafion is noi' an agency doing Ihings for people buf a FELLOWSHIPofpeopIe WORKING TOGETHER. Good Luck 'ro fhe Graduafes of '59 SUMMERSON'S HOTEL Norfh Bend, Pa. Prop. HAROLD SUMMERSON Norfh Bend, Pa. Phone 9224RII CompIImen+s MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL Nor+h Bend, Pa. CHESTER N. DARRIN CONSTANTINO TOLOMAY Phone 9243JI See C. W. SCHOPE for BaIIan+ine and Duquesne Beer CompIimen+s of BupzNEY's GROCERY sToRE NORTH BEND, PA. SHEARER'S SERVICE STATION 8'rh and Hudson Sis., Renovo, Pa. MOBILE GAS and MOBILE OIL NEW CAR GASOLINE Phone 9204 Complimenfs of MODERN HEATING COMPANY Huron Avenue Phone I028 or 860 HEATING EQUIPMENT PLUMBING EQUIPMENT AXEMAN-ANDERSON ANTH RATU BE Au+oma+ic Coal Oil, and Gas Heafing, Penn Boilers SALES AND SERVICE Phone I04I-J-I A. E. ECKEL. JR. Norfh Bend, Pa. Complimenfs of MI LDRED'S BEAUTY DWYER PHARMACY Reliable Prescrip+ions TELEPHONE 28 FOR FREE DELIVERY SALON CompIimenI's of HEDGELAND'S SELNER'S RESTAURANT Esso sr, HAMMERSLEY FORK, PA. Nijljsmen gmclis CROSS FOR' -RA. Complimenfs of AMERICAN LEGION WOMEN'S AUXILIARY RENovo, PA. BeSIf Io 'rhe Seniors L.0.0. 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