Saegertown High School - Pantherian Yearbook (Sagertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

To our principal, John A. Harvey, whose ideas and initiative in improvement has resulted in continuous school benefit, and whose advice and assistance has made our annual possible, we dedicate this book. High School Teachers Name Mr. Lynn Walp Miss Velma Racop Mr. Everett Eaton Mrs. Nina McKinley Mr. John Harvey Miss Janet Evarts Mr. Victor Fuller Miss Florence Webster Miss Jean McDougall Mr. Walter Lindberg Subject MatH English and Math Science English and Latin Principal Music Physical Education Home Economics Commercial History and Geography Grade School Teachers Name Mrs. Ford Mrs. Majors Miss Wycoff Mrs. Mead Miss Jones Mrs. Baker Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Luellen Grade Six Grade Five Grades One and Two Grade Two Grade One Grades Three and Four Grade Three Grade Four SAEGERTOWN-WOODCOCK BOARDS OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS SAEGERTOWN BORO Calvin Pickens - President Kenneth Smith Albert Brown Mildred Ross Harriet Floyd Madeline Ryan - Secretary WOODCOCK TOWNSHIP Donald Shorts - President H. K. Williams Paul Brown Roy Black Elizabeth Swift SAEGERTOWN-WOODCOCK JOINT COMMITTEE Kenpeth Smith - President Donald Shorts H. K. Williams Calvin Pickens Richard Battin Entered from Meadville 3 Toastmaster Jr,-Sr. Banquet 3 Band 4 Mixed Boys Chorus 4 Class President 4 Editor Blue-Gold Annual 4 Rachel Eaton Entered Sophomore Year Mixed Chorus 2-4 Girls Chorus 2-4 Sextett 2-3 Octet 4 Vice President 4 Ass’t Editor of Blue-Gold 4 Basketball 2-3 Patty Smith Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Mixed Chorusl-2-4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Sextett 2-3 Octett 4 Secretary 1-2-4 Ass’t Editor of Paper 3 Annual Staff 4 Ruth Rohleder Jr. News Staff 3 Class Treas. 3-4 Mixed Girls Chorus 1 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Cheerleader 4 in o m Faye Jordon Junior News Staff 3 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 1-2-4 Vice President 3 Basketball 1-2 Mixed and Girls Chorus 1-2 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Carl Hamilton Basketball 1-2-3 Volleyball 1-2-3 Baseball 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Boys Chorus 1-2 Athletic Association 1-2-3-4 Nvla Schlosser Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Pres. Home Ec. Club 3-4 Sports Editor Jr. News Sports Editor for Annual Elwyn Moses Sports Editor for Annual 4 Volleyball 3 Bernice McGill Mixed Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Orchestra 2 Sextet 2-3 Jr. News Reporter 3 Vice Pres. 2 Basketball 1-2 Activities Editor for Annual Jessie Burns Entered Class Junior Year Home Ec. Club 3-4 Sec. and Treas. of Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Hi Lite Reporter 4 Ruth Peterson Entered from Meadville 3 Blue Gold Staff 4 Girls Manager 4 Home Ec. Club 2-3-4 Vice President Club 4 Sec. of Jr. Class 3 Evelyn Theuret Entered Class Junior Year Basketball 3-4 Volleyball 3 Staff on Junior Chatter 3 Year Book Staff 4 Joan Perrine Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-4 Basketball 2-3 Sextet 2-3 Class Historian 1-2-3 Typist for Annual 4 Octet 4 Harold Bloom Basketball 1-2-3-4 Mixed Boys Chorus 1-2-Volleyball 2-3-4 Baseball 4 T reas. 1 Editor of Jr. News 3 Delores Stanley Entered from Meadville High School 4 Joan Mosier Home Ec. Club 3-4 Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Carl Stallard Basketball Manager 1-2-3-4 Athletic Association 1 Mary Floyd Home Ec. Club 3-4 Mixed Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Basketball 1 Octet 4 Ronald Wiestling Mixed Boys Chorus 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-4 Annual Stafi 4 Volleyball 2-3-4 Baseball 4 Class Treasurer 2 Vice-President 1 Class President 3 Sports Editor of Jr. News County All Star Team 4 Elsie Dahl Home Ec. Club 3-4 Norma Owen Entered from Pittsburgh Schools Basketball 2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Beatrice Carr Entered Class Junior Year Basketball 4 Girls Chorus 4 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Volleyball 3-4 Barbara Baker Basketball 1-2-3 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Girls Chorus 1 Sec. Blue-Gold Annual 4 Circulation Manager Jr. News 3 Lorraine Bradway Basketball 1-2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 .1 r. Chatter Quiz Box 3 Lester Abbot Ad Solicitor for Blue-Gold Annual 4 Ann Stainbrook Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-4 Orchestra 1-2 Band 4 Home Ec. Club 3-4 Sextet 2-3 Octet 4 String Ensemble 1-2 Ma rvin Hall Pauline Lenhart Mixed Chorus 1-2-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-4 Art Editor Jr. News 3 Art Editor for Annual Orchestra 1-2 Marie Abbott Junior Chatter Staff 3 Girls Chorus 2-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Home Ec. Club 3 ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Left to right Patty Smith - - -Business Manager Miss Racop------------------Advisor Pauline Lenhart---------Art Editor Ronnie Wiestling--------Class Will Bernice McGill - Activities Editor Rachel Eaton - Editor Dick Dattin - - - - Editor in Chief Joan Perrine..............Historian Elwyn Moses--------Athletic Editor Nyla Schlosser - - Athletic Editor Evelyn Theuret - - Class Prophesy Ruth Peterson----------Class Editor Barbara Baker - - - - - Secretary 805 CLASS HISTORY Twenty of us ventured out in 1936 Miss Hickok was our very best pick. That’s when we played with fancy crayons and chalK, That’s where we picked up swearing and big time talk. Then we began the second grade, Our pencils and marbles we started to trade. We moved over to the new building And thought we knew most everything. We got promoted to the third grade. They called it progress that we made. But back to the old building they sent us, And, believe us, we went without any fuss. Progressed to the fourth grade in 1939. We took up a dramatic shine. Tom Sawyer was our stage project, Twas the year Tom Sawyer was wrecked. Then we were pushed along the way. The first thing we knew--it was promotion day. But, had it not been for Mr. Boylan’s lift— I’m afraid our grade would still be the fifth. Into the sixth grade, we slipped by mistake, Ron Wiestling told about squirrels--doesn’t that take the cake. We cried about spelling words that we had missed. Then all at once—we wished we were old enough to enlist. Mrs. Patterson guided us through 1942 Twas the year of our whispering contest too. We began to notice the merit chart, But most of us showed off just to be smart. Moved to the library in eighth grade That’s a memory which will never fade A “Leap Year Party’’ was our big delight. Because the girls got to kiss the boys good-night. They called us freshmen in 1944 When we wised up and learned the score. Began our cheating and pulling the bluff. And all agreed that we were big-time stuff. In an assembly play, you see. We acted in “Make Room For Rodney’’. Remember what a day it was for us, There was so much commotion and so much fuss. We grew up in the eleventh grade. Allowances began to be paid. Some of us even ventured out to date, And our big aim was just to rate. Selling magazines, making money for our prom, Paying less attention to directions from Mom. It was the main attraction to be escorted by a man-But you couldn’t let your pappy see your feller hold our hand Or he would punish us severly in his special kind of way— He’d restrict us to the house for one whole Saturday. High and mighty seniors who would depart in '48, Intelligent, sophisticated, clever graduates. Who say we worked hard for 12 years or more — Who slaved and struggled in days of yore To copy from the paper nearest in sight So we could tell if “isn’t” or “ain’t” was right. Commencement days were drawing near, We sophisticated seniors had nothing to fear. We tried to play hookey and use a lot of bluff, Then times began to really get rough. Teachers worked us hardest in the few remaining days. They tried so hard to rid us of the moron haze. At last they had to give up all hope, We were a problem, with which they couldn’t cope. But as we think back over our school life, There wasn’t too much trouble and strife. If we had our school life to live over again, Our grades and behavior we would amend. We would be perfect--that’s what we say, But we think it would last about one day. Joan Perrine ir o t-C New York - 1958 CLASS PROPHECY Just arrived in New York City via the Toonerville Trolley to keep an appointment with the editor of the New York Times, Jessie Burns. She has her private secretary, Barbara Baker Luikart, and ace photographer, Delores Stanley, working on a survey of the Class of 1948, Saegertown-Woodcock School. The editor-in-chief. Miss Burns, and yours truly hail a Yellow Taxi driven by none other than Lester Abbott. Riding along Fifth Avenue with the radio blaring away, we hear Carl Hamilton singing a commercial— D U Z. Mr. Abbott drove us to Sak’s, Fifth Avenue, where we attended a spring fashion show. That’s right, Ruth Peterson modeling a strapless bathing suit, the latest from Paris. While talking with Ruth, she told us that Mary Floyd was to appear in a Broadway ballet, but wouldn’t go through a revolving door. She said she had no revolver. Spent a delightful afternoon and on to the Metropolitan Opera House. Yes, there’s Rachel Eaton and Bernice McGill trying to reach High C. Leaving the Opera, crossing the street, we meet Norma Owen making a cross country tour on her motorcycle. I found out that some of the Class of ’48, however, had not reached New York; so I travelled to Saegertown via Rapid Transit. Just got there in time to hear Marie Abbott giving an address on Perfect Homes’’ over WMGW, Meadville. Anne Stainbrook is married now —she really rules with an iron hand. The Red and White, under efficient management of Patty Smith Jensen, has enlarged and now includes a special testing department --Elise Dahl, food sampler. The new school building located beside the fire house, houses 600 children, is surrounded by large clean playgrounds, and contains a swimming pool and two gyms —one is special for Mr. Fuller. The comfortable swivel chair is occupied by Mr. Richard Battin, principal. The new agriculture teacher is Mr. Marvin Hall. The girls’ coach, Nyla Schlosser, brought the girls through the tournament. School nurse, J0an Perrine, is very busy keeping the cheerleaders and basketball teams taped up. Joann Mosier, the Home-Ec teacher, is selling tube steaks (that’s hot dogs to us) at the basketball games. A skating party is advertised for the school. The owner of Waterford Skating Rink, Beatrice V. Carr, assures a good time for all. Just heard that Carl Stallard left for Pittsburgh to be Manager of the Pirates. Good luck. Oh yes, Harold Bloom is keeping books for his father and now has a fifteen minute radio program called The Crooner’’, over WMGW. Ruthie Rohleder advertises her beauty shop over the same station. It’s a good thing that radio station started up in 1947. Also read in the Tribune that Pauline Lenhart is still meeting difficulty in her designing—trying to get rid of the new look. Elwyn Moses, research scientist for the Viscose, caused another explosion. Faye Jordan Stallard spends some time coaching Sandy Theuret in her cheerleading. Lorraine Bradway is typing for Baldwin Laboratories and Ronnie Wiestling just made his first move to be Saegertown’s next medical doctor—he passed his physical for med school. And so goes the future of the class of ’48. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Eight, having been examined by numerous notable physicians and declared of sound mind, body, and judgment, do hereby ordain and establish this document as our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave the problem, Where are we going to put all of the kids ? To the Junior Class, you lucky students, we will the chewing gum stuck on the bottom of the desks and the spit-balls on the ceiling in Room II in addition to our financial status. To the Sophomores we will our never ending spirit and courage to carry on the remaining years of their high school career. Marie Abbott wills her engagement ring to Carol Dunbar. Barbara Baker leaves her jolly giggle to Ray Wetsell. Harold Bloom wills his ability to get to school on time to Virginia Wargo. Jessie Burns wills her ability to keep a man to Joan Bundy. Nyla Schlosser leaves her basketball talents to Leah Randolph. Norma Owens wills her great love for studying to Ermal Knopp. Carl Hamilton leaves his joking personality to Robert Smith. Mary Floyd wills her accomplishments in ballerina dancing to Twila Peters. Elsie Dahl wills her quietness to anyone in study hall. Joann Mosier wills her small dainty feet to Tom Hickernell. Lester Abbott leaves his streamlined automobile to Junior Terrill. Bernice McGill leaves her music talents to Stanley Bradway. Rachel Eaton wills her farm life to us city slickers of Saegertown. Patricia Smith leaves Dick to the girls in the Junior Class. Elwyn Moses wills his great athletic talents to Tom Smith. Evelyn Theuret wills the ability to do Algebra problems to Dick Jensen. Faye Jordan leaves her love troubles to Mae Wetsell and Eugene Lenhart. Ruth Peterson wills her bangs to Joan Bradley. Carl Stallard leaves his manager position to Eddie Baker. Ruth Rohleder leaves her ability to handle class money to Jerry Bloom. Beatrice Carr wills her rollerskating form to Gary Marley. Delores Stanley wills her graceful walk to Louis Jacklett. Marvin Hall wills his manly physique to Glenn Rubner. Lorraine Bradwayleaves her knowledge of a future housewife to Lois Shorts who may be needing it soon. Anne Stainbrook leaves her tuba to Jack Thompson who shouldn’t have any trouble blowing it. Richard Battin wills all of his eight subjects to Chalmer Jordan. Pauline Lenhart wills her artistic talents to Boyd Payne. Joan Perrine leaves her ability to spell to John Pickens. Ronald Wiestling leaves his height to Ralph Watt, the brute of the freshmen class. Class Motto: Today we follow; tomorrow we lead. Class Flower: Carnation Class Colors: Lavender and White km 60 3 JUNIOR CLASS President ------ Dick Jensen Vice President - - Phil Bradley Secretary - - - - Virginia Wargo Treasurer - - - - - -Mae Wetsell Athletic Association-Mae Wetsell Chalmer Jordan Class Historian - Mary Jo Cribbs First Row; Second Row; Third Row; (Left to right) Lois Shorts, Arlene Wilson, Mae Wetsell, Mary Jo Cribbs, Virginia Wargo, Barbara Redmond, Doris Jacklett, Norma Kiser. Janice Bromley, Boyd Payne, Phil Bradley, Thomas Hickernell, Dick Jensen, Chalmer Jordaji, Veronica Styborski. Stanley Bradway, James Sheakley, Nellis Leonheart, Junior Terrill, Eugene Lenhart, George Rohleder. ACTIVITIES: “Hi-Lites“--School Newspaper Play “At the Railroad Station , Assembly program. Also sponsored the assembly programs —“Deep River Quartet”, “The Wade Quartet”, and “The Marionettes”. In addition to these various items we sponsored the operetta “The Mikado , and also the Junior-Senior Prom. SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Officers President ------ Vice President - - -Secretary ------ Treasurer- - - - - -Athletic Associations ---------- - Robert Smith ---------- - Gary Marley ---------- - David Marvin ----------- Jerry Bloom -Anna Manuel and Kenneth Stieger Row One: Leah Randolph, Anna Manuel, Donna Brown, Martha Hawkins, Joan Brunot, Donna Burns, Twila Peters, Joan Bundy. Row Two: Florence Best, Edith Erbe, Carol Dunbar. Walter Hall, Clair Reichel, Violet Coon, Sylvia DeValle. Row ihree: Charles Baker, Edward Baker, Gary Marley, Robert Smith, Ken- neth Steiger, Jerry Bloom, Louis Jacklett. Row Four: Frank L enheart, Charles Putman, Jack Thompson, Ray Wetsell, David Marvin. FRESHMAN CLASS President - - - -Vice President -Secretary - - - -Treasurer - - -Historian - - - -Class Reporter - --Ronald Bechler - - - Thomas Smith ------ Ida Swift - - - Doris Reichel - -Carol Hilgendorf - - - Theresa Ellis O CD Row One: (Left to Right) Joan Lilly, Carol Hilgendorf, Vivian Fairw ather, Jane Horner, Doris Reichel, Patty Burns, Shirley Davis, Shirley Householder, Theresa Ellis. Row Two: Royce Neil, Ruth Bradshaw, Ida Swift, Betty Lou Willians, Helen Jacklett, Barbara Williams, Ronald Bechler, Richard Eldred, Ralph Watt. Row Three: Kenneth Stallard, Richard Lenhart, Glenn Rubner, Raymond Schlosser, Marlin Wilson, William Eldred, Dick Baldwin, Edward Castile. Row Four: Bill Hogan, Harold Beerbower, Charles Black, Gerald Smith, Albert Hogue, Thomas Smith, Eugene Sorger, John Pickens, Richard Flemming, Arthur Sorger, Ronald Stallard. We Freshmen this year have not done much along the line of activities, except for the “Farewell” party we had for Royce Neil when she left us to make her home in California. BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR HIGH TEAM BASEBALL SQUAD First Row: Junior Terrill, Tom Smith, Robert Smith, Ronald Wiestling, Boyd Payne, Carl Hamilton. Second Row: Coach Fuller, Gerald Bloom, Ray Wetsell, Kenneth Stieger, Harold Bloom, Richard Jensen. Saegertown High’s Baseball team was not very successful this year losing 6 games while winning none. However, this was the first year that we have had a baseball team and we are looking ahead to much more success for our team in the coming years. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES Saegertown - 22 18 - - - - - Tidioute Saegertown - 19 26 - - - - - - Sparta Saegertown - 19 16 - - Saegertown - 26 12 - - Saegertown - 27 8 - - - - Bloomfield Saegertown - 12 17 - - Saegertown - 19 17 - - -C onneautville Saegertown - 31 25 - - Saegertown - 27 18 - - - - Cambridge Saegertown - 33 12 - - - - -Townville Saegertown - 25 22 - - - - Bloomfield Saegertown - 22 8 - - -C onneautville Saegertown - 25 18 - - - - Cambridge Saegertown - 25 l 19 - - GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM Under the direction of Miss Webster, the Girl’s Basketball Team enjoyed an unusually successful season. Twelve of the fourteen games played were won. Both of the defeats, at the hands of Spartansburg, cost our team a chance to compete for the county championship. Loss of almost half of the squad by graduation may be keenly felt during next years campaign. However, all agree that our strong reserve material from this years squad will form a nucleus for another winning combination. First Row: Joan Bundy, Norma Owens, Nyla Schlosser, Lorraine Braday, Mae Wetsell, Evelyn Theuret. Second Row: Joan Brunot, Leah Randolph, Beatrice Carr, Arelen Wilson, Lois Shorts, Twila Peters. Third Row: Patty Burns, Patricia Smith, Miss Webster, Ruth Peterson, Jessie Burns. J5 CC JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Row One: (Left to right) Carol Hilgendorf, Betty Mercier, Donna Theuret, Mary Baker, Rita Mason, Joyce Eaton, Frances Coyle, Dorothy Mercier. Row Two: Patty Burns, Joan Jensen, Mae Bloom, Phyllis Flemming, Ruth Bradshaw, Ida Swift, Sally Lenhart, Jane Horner. Mr. Fuller, Coach, seated in front. Girls’ Intramural Champs Row One: Ruth Peterson, Mary Floyd, Joan Perrine, Rachel Eaton, Delores Stanley. Row Two: Berniece McGill, Patty Smith, Marie Abbott, Ruth Rohleder, Faye Jordan. BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: Richard Jensen, Phil Bradley, Robert Smith, Ronnie Wiest- ling, Tommy Smith, Jerry Bloom. Second Row: Vic Fuller, Richard Baldwin, Gary Marley, Thomas Hicker-nell, Harold Bloom, Junior Terrill. Managers: Edward Baker and Carl Stallard not in picture. The Boys’ Varsity Team, coached by Mr. Fuller, had a successful season. Starting with an impressive five-game winning streak, the team showed unusual spirit and fight down to the last game. Injuries, with resulting loss of two regulars mid-way through the campaign, crippled championship hopes. Ronald Weistling had the honor of being chosen as our representative for the Crawford County All-Star Team, and Dick Jensen was chosen on many ‘all-star opponents’ teams. Loss of two seniors by graduation will be felt, but strong reserves moving up from Junior High and Junior Varsity teams offer strong hopes for future seasons. s. W. H. S. 18 BOYS’ BASKETBALL 14 Edinboro S. W. SCORES H. S. 47 20 Shenango s. w. H. S. 13 - - - 19 Tidioute s. w. H. s. 53 - - - - 15 Waterford s. W. H. S. 17 - - - - 9 Tidioute S. w. H. s. 32 - - - - 34 Springboro s. W. H. S. 28 - - - - 16 Waterford S. w. H. s. 25 - - - - 24 Sparta s. W. H. S. 34 - - - - 20 Sparta S. w. a s. 40 - - - - 54 C onneautville s. W. H. S. 45 - - - - 12 Shenango s. w. a s. 40 - - - - 45 Randolph s. W. H. S. 24 - - - - 29 Randolph s. w. a s. 30 - - - - 38 Cambridge s. W. H. S. 23 - - - - 27 Cochranton s. w. H. s. 41 - - - - 55 T ownville s. W. H. S. 38 - - - - 39 Cochranton s. w. H. s. 32 - - - - 41 Springboro s. W. H. S. 39 - - - - 31 Townville S. w. H. s. 56 - - - - 24 Bloomfield s. W. H. S. 36 - - - - 39 Edinboro S. w. a s. 42 - - - - 44 C onneautville s. W. H. S. 46 - - - - 26 Bloomfield S. w. H. S. 29 - - - - 40 Cambridge s. W. H. S. 28 - - - - TOURNAMENT GAMES 29 Springboro S. W. H. S. 37 _ - _ _ 42 Randolph JUNIOR HIGH TEAM First Row: Ronnie StaUard, John Sexton, Robert Peters, Ralph Baker, James Bloom. Second Row: William Eldred-Manager, Kenneth Stallard, John Pickens, Eugene Sarger, Raymound Schlosser, Victor Fuller-Coach. Third Row: James Marvin, Arthur Sorger, Marlin Wilson, Richard Eldred, Richard Peterson. Herman Sheriff was absent. JUNIOR HIGH Saegertown---------- 14 28 Edinboro Saegertown-----------17 9--------Tidioute Saegertown---------- 16 23 Shenango Saegertown-----------18 19-----Cochranton Saegertown ------ 16 15-- - Cochranton Saegertown---------- 16 29 Edinboro Saegertown---------- 17 25 Randolph Saegertown---------- 25 24 Shenango Saegertown----------20 18-------Waterford Saegertown-----------25 11------Springboro Saegertown---------- 17 26 Randolph Saegertown----------2 2 15--------Tidioute F. H. A. us o :o First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Ann Stainbrook, Nyla Schloser-President, Jessie Burns-Secretary and Treasurer, Ruth Rohleder, Faye Jordon, Ruth Peterson-Vice President. Miss Webster, Delores Stanley, Norma Owens, Elsie Dahl, Mary Floyd. Joan Mosier, Beatrice Carr, Janis Bromley, Lorraine Bradway, Barbara Baker. J MUSIC GIRLS CHORUS BOYS CHORUS GIRLS CHORUS First Row: (Left to right). Joann Mosier, Shirley Davis, Bernice McGill, Donna Brown, Jessie Burns, Veronica Styborski, Violet Kuhn, Carol Dunbar, Joan Lilly. Second Row: Leah Randolph, Twila Peters, Joan Bundy, Joan Brunot, Nyla Schlosser, Arlene Wilson, Janice Bromley, Anne Stainbrook. Third Row: Betty Lou Williams, Carol Hilgendorf, Ruth Bradshaw, Anna Manual, Ida Swift, Patty Burns, Jane Horner, Pauline Lenhart. Fourth Row: Marie Abbott, Patty Smith, Beatrice Carr, Ermal Knopp, Joan Bradley, Vivian Fairweather, Barbara Williams, Miss Evarts. Fifth Row: Norma Owen, Joan Perrine, Delores Stanley, Rachel Eaton, Mary Floyd. BOY’S CHORUS First Row: (Left to right). Ralph Watt, Richard Lenhart, Jerry Bloom, Raymond Schlosser, Marlin Wilson, Richard Flemming. Second Row: Albert Hogue, David Marvin, Charles Baker, John Pickens, Dick Jensen, Dick Baldwin, Miss Evarts. Third Row: Thomas Hickernell, Tom Smith, Bob Smith, Bob Myers, Harold Bloom Bill Hogan. MIXED CHORUS First Row: (Left to right). Barbara Williams, Carol Dunbar, Anne Stain-brook, Bernice McGill, Joan Perrine, Norma Owen, Nyla Schlosser, Rachel Eaton, Joan Bradley. Second Row: Joann Mosier, Marie Abbott, Mary Floyd, Arlene Wilson, Janice Bromley, Violet Kuhn, Veronica Styborski, Jessie Burns, Vivian Fairweather, Pauline Lenhart. Third Row: Ermal Knopp, Leah Randolph, Ida Swift, Donna Brown, Joan Bundy, Carol Hilgendorf, Patty Smith, Miss Evarts. Fourth Row: Richard Lenhart, Bill Hogan, Charles Baker, Marlin Wil- son, Raymond Schlosser, John Pickens, Jerry Bloom. Fifth Row: Dick Baldwin, Tom Smith, Bob Smith, Bob Myers, Harold Bloom, Dick Jensen. NEWSPAPER STAFF Seated left to right: Ermal Knopp, Miss Racop-Class Advisor, Arlene Wilson, Lois Shorts, Phil Bradley, Mary Jo Cribbs, Barbara Redmond, George Rohleder, Janice Bromley, Dick Jensen, Veronica Styborski. Standing left to right: Mae Wetsell, Junior Terrill, Mr. Walp-Class Advisor, Virginia Wargo. SENIOR HIGH CONTEST Title Girl Boy Most Popular Patricia Smith Richard Jensen Best Looking Patricia Smith Robert Smith Woman Hater Lester Abbott Man Hater Bernice McGill Favorite couple Patricia Smith Richard Jensen Best Dressed Joan Perrine Harold Bloom Best Athlete Nyla Schlosser Richard Jensen Best Dancer Faye Jordan Harold Bloom Most Musical Rachel Eaton Harold Bloom Best Personality Evelyn Theuret Richard Battin Best Figure Ruth Peterson Best Physique Carl Hamilton Most Popular Teacher Mr. Walp Most Scholastic Rachel Eaton Ronald Weistling Cutest Smile Virginia Wargo Junior Terrill Most Likely to Succeed Joan Perrine Ronald Weistling Most Expressive Eyes Evelyn Theuret Carl Hamilton Most Melodious Laugh Jessie Burns Junior Terrill JUNIOR HIGH CONTEST Title Most popular Best Looking Woman Hater Man Hater Best Dressed Favorite Couple Best Athlete Best Dancer Most Musical Most Expressive Eyes Most Melodious Laugh Most Popular Teacher Most Scholastic Cutest Smile Best Figure Best Physique Best Personality Girl Shirley Davis Joyce Eaton Vivian Fairweather Mae Bloom Ida Swift William Eldred Donna Theuret Shirley Davis Rita Mason Betty Mercier Ruth Bradshaw Carol Hilgendorf Joan Jensen Joyce Eaton Shirley Householder Boy Raymond Schlosser Richard Peterson Robert Zirkle Stanley Bradshaw Tom Smith Raymond Schlosser Stanley Bradshaw Richard Peterson Ronald Stallard Mr. Walp John Pickens Richard Peterson Raymond Schlosser Jimmy Marvin First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row; Fifth Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row; Fifth Row: Grade 1 Larry Nageotte, Robert Stanford, Wayne Jobe, Jeffery Berg-holtz, Jim Getty, Michael Williams, Jim Davis, Jack Davis. Ruth Hall, Carole Ewing, Eileen Loughram, Charlene Novak, Joyce Powell, Alberta Toboz, Sandra Hitchcock, Patsy Waldo, Carol Schoeder. Dick Echnoz, Richard Orr, Tom DeGrange, Danny Brunot, Dora Lee Daniels, Carol Roose, Nancy Bossard, Jan Ryan, Dorla Mae Slater, Patty Brenneis, Steven Nageotte. Miss Wykoff, Dick Steiner, Dennis Sutton, James Cotton, James Risenger, Larry Powell, Billy Cannon, Walter Walt, Miss Jones. Larry Welsh, Gordon Baker, Davis Blanchard, Tom Brown, Larry Vincamp, Arthur Myers, Allen Gibson, Jim Brown, Norman Baste. Grade 2 Frank Haun, Ronald Borkovec, Gene P. Fisher, Gary Wiser, Lonnie Mitchell, David George, Robert Peterman. Virginia Worley, Betty Lou Hitchcock, Joetta Shumaker, Barbara Nageotte, Donna Jacklett, Ruby Bechler, Charlotte Walton, Patricia Lemon, Patty Carr, Judy Wrye, Emily State, Janet Steiner. Beverly Bowes, Jack Thomas, Lois McMichael, Patty Ann Schreiber, Sondra Hannold, Vera Kay McCardle, Winnie Logan, Judith Callam, Joyce Burge. Mrs. Mead, Samuel Gilmore, Richard Horner, Richard Steele, Larry Brown, Sue Beatty, George Black, Terry Bradshaw, Russell Willoughby, Robert McDonough, Thomas Loughran, Gaylord Reagle, Miss Wykoff. Harold Williams, Danny Kighlinger, James Wallace, Eugene Woomer, Donald Hannah, Lloyd Beerbower, Richard Consla, Charles Tuff. Grade 3 Judy Hilgendorf, Phylis Fairweather, Ruth Ann Brunot, Janet Shimmel, Delores Beatty, Anita Tuff, Gloria Boyer, Lod Walls, Patty Coyle. Betty Willoughby, Barbra Ann Waldo, Mirian Eaton, Audry Wargo, Jean Dasovich, Thelma Johnson, Denny Bradshaw, Tommy Rowland. Danny Peters, Danny Spigelmyer, Victor Willoughby, Dick Kane, Robert Stiener, Danny Toboz, Charles Orr. Donald Cutright, Donald Kiser, Larry Heald, George Dudley, James Coyle, Fredrick Rockfellow, Warren Fuller, Tommy Wetherby. Grade 4 Joe Fortuna, Dale Hunter, Jerry Smith, Jimmy Johnson, Carl Spaid, Floyd Shaw. Faye Fleming, Marian Pieffey, Betty Black, Patsy Gibson, Joan Hedglin, Margorie Rowland, Donna Jean Cameron, Lowanda Watt. Susie Bradshaw, Kay Smith, Donna Barrier, Margorie Gilmore, Leigh Bowes, Marianne Williams, Carol McMichael, Janette Huson. Jimmy Smith, James Worley, Murle Hawkins, Alton Lilly, Louis Mook, Robert Pettit, Edward Shaw, Walter Abbot, Denny Emig. Robert Baste, Ernest Huson, Gerald Beatty, Lowell Sexton, Richard Jones, Donald Wallace, William Bengson, Kenneth Hunter. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: First Row; Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Row One: Row Two: Row Three: Row Four: Row One: Row Two: Row Three: Row Four: Row Five: Grade 5 Willnetta Wallace, Patricia Bossard, JoanKilok, Myra Reagle, Mary Lou McCardle, Sally Baldwin, Nancy Kuhn, Charlotte Lilly, Barbara Boyer, Carole Bradshaw. William Watt, Peter Smith, Jackie Nageotte, William Walton, Eugene Cutright, Richard Black, Raymond Weiss, Betty Steele, Billy Wermlinger, Mrs. Majors. David Flemming, Raymond Wickwire, Junior Pettit, Faye Moses, Billy Terrill, John DeGrange, Robert Sheakley, Albert Brenneis. Arthur Jacklet, Harold Putman, Clifford Mason, Richard Lilly, Kenneth Burge, Lorenzo Abbott, William Pieffery, Leroy Williams, Dorrance Mook. Grade 6 Phyllis Ritenour, Helen Spaid, Velva Haun, June Fuller, Kathryn Baker, Charlotte George, Beverly Bergholtz, Shirley Lenhart, Gertrude Haun, Emma Hogan. Virginia Bradshaw, Joan Schutz, Ellenor Watt, Helen Wallace, Shirley Ross, Elizabeth Black, Margaret Bradish, Margaret Brown, Mrs. Rachael Ford. Aldrich Barkovec, Richard Rowland, Robert Craig, William Reagle, Jimmey Marley, John Riedel, John Schutz. George Handel, Billy Marvin, Bernard Beckler, Thomas Bundy, Ronald Wrye, Eugene Hannah. Grade 7 Lillian Smith, Laura Best, Violet Beerbower, Nancy Toboz, Doris Devore, Wilma Stainbrook, Carol Braymer, Shirley Sutton. Joan Weatherby, Shirley Coyle, Annete Shorts, Patty Heaglin, Dennise Leonheart, Roanld Wilson, Ralph Baker, Garvin Hannold. Robert Wood, Richard Peterson, John Boyer, Richard Brunot, James Bloom, Ralph Thomas, Wayne Rowland, Larry Smith, Mrs. McKinley. Robert Long, Harry Smith, Gerald Vaughn, Herman Sheriff, Victor Wise, Howard Sexton, Robert Peters, Clarence Putman, Thomas Parker. Grade 8 James Reagle, Stanley Bradshaw, Raymond Hogan, Jerry Kuhn, Jack Carr, Robert Thomas, Jack Sexton, Robert Neil, Ronald Emig. Neva Stainbrook, Ellen Reagle, Verta Fairweather, Frances Coyle, Shiela George, Edith Lilly, Shirley Black, Betty Spaid, Laura Sutton. Donna Wright, Lynda Brown, Audrey Hogue, Phyllis Flemming, Phyllis Stanley, Joyce Eaton, Dorothy Mercier, Rita Mason, Dolly Woomer. Sally Lenhart, Betty Hall, Mary Baker, Donna Theuret, Mae Bloom, Joan Jensen, Betty Mercier, Ida Mae Williams. Max Stieger, Tom Fortuna, John Myers, Rae Waldo, Eugene Anthony, Max Rubner, John Carr, Dick Wermlinger, James Marvin, Jack Weistling. iiiJiiliiiiuiiiiiitiiniiciriiiiuumiiPiiiUiiuiHininiitiiiii.iiiiiinuiiiiniEiiiiMiiiur.iijiiiiiHirtiiiiiiiiaaHriuiiiuiiaiimii.iuiuiuii.iiHiKumiM. 't MAJUpICt M. THE SHOE REBUILDERS ARE In MjOID -CQMBANy ' Dry Cleaners Telephone 24-941 893 Park Ave. Meadville, Pa. YEAGERS At 895 Park Avenue, Meadville, Pa. REPAIRING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT Laces Polishes Shoe Brushes EHRGOTTS COFFEE SHOPPE WHEN SHOPPING PLAN TO EAT YOUR MEALS HERE AND MAKE IT A PLEASANT DAY 919 Market St. Meadville, Pa. Compliments of STANTON STUDIO PORTRAITURE AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Mercatoris Bldg., 898 Park Ave. 4 V. J. STANTON Meadville, Pa., Compliments of GRANT’S FEED STORE BERCHTOLD RECREATION M. WILLARD GRANT, Proprietor FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, STRAW, BOWLING ALLEYS SEEDS. SUGAR, POULTRY SUPPLIES, Etc. 2261 a Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. 992 Water Street Meadville, Pa. MEADVIDLE HARDWARE Compliments of Crawford County’s Largest Hotpoint Agency HOUSEWARES GIFTWARE KEPLER HOTEL CUSTOM KITCHENS BY SWANCO “YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME” 247 Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. Meadville, Pennsylvania irmnnim rnMiiniEinitipiniiTOiiiw MEADVILLE BUICIv CO. Buick and G. M. C. Trucks Texaco Gasoline and Oil Fuel Oil D. D. KIRKPATRICK and F. E. KIRKPATRICK nawanirwinOT;? mrcftiiffittfiiTifiHfliii Compliments of SAEGERTOWN PHARMACY Compliments of Walton’s Refrigeration Co. REFRIGERATORS and APPLIANCES Saegertown, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Senior Class HARRY A. FRY AGENCY Everything In REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Representing West’s Farm Agency Regional Office 1 Box 105 Saegertown, Pa. Phone 2165 Congratulations To the Class of ’48 BROWN’S BOWLING LANES MR. A. F. MANUEL, Prop. Saegertown, Pennsylvania SAEGERTOWN Compliments of COOP. G. L. F. SERVICE, Inc. Saegertown, Pennsylvania BERTRAM TRAILER CAMP j FEED - FERTILIZER - SEED CUSTOM GRINDING and MIXING On Route 6 and 19 Saegerstown. North J PAUL STAN GREENHOUSES Compliments of POTTED PLANTS OF ALL KINDS Cabbage, Tomato, Pepper and VENANGO INN All Annual Plants Baldwin Street Extension 3 Phone 33257 Meadville, Pa. Venango, Pennsylvania itaiwuiiiiiJUJii'iniii :...........1 ■ li.i. •; ; i.. l :: . y n : : ■; 1 THE SPOT TO STOP FOR WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS RANGES RADIOS LAUNDROMATS EASY WASHERS AND IRONERS TABLE APPLIANCES Service On All Makes Of Washers Irons Toasters, etc.. Repaired GREEN BAKER 954 Market Street Meadville, Pennsylvania WMBanMMMWl BrtHfldWfiMRJBBWii MtfrtMMMi rmrwr ■ i;«intwruirimmtB;.' ?iini ir.itTimatBtnif ♦ AiuBiaciiUi'UHiiiiL !(iBimitA;iajii� iUMuiii!tuiMu;iiii.a i.iij.iu;;im(U� u2u«tua.]iaiuauBiflutkauniu !iciaauaBUBauBUM Compliments of I). 0. JORDAN YE OLDE OWL’S NEST Esso Service Station Dial 2705 | MR. and MRS. R. M. SEXTON, Props. GREASING BATTERY SERVICE REPAIRING Saegertown, Pennsylvania Saegertown, Pennsylvania 1 I “Where Your Dollar Has More Cents” Fortuna Home Furnishings THE PALMER STORE HOTPOINT ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS ZENITH RADIOS 1 COLON WASHERS and IRONERS PAUL M. GLENN, Prop. — WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS — PHILCO RADIOS and REFRIGERATORS Saegcrstown, Pa. ...... • Saegertown, Pa. Phone 2805 iraBiijn;TOn;iirni!5i!;rii!!7irmnwjriuii iinriia!UHnmiia!nwnjminia‘m CRIBBS’ STORE MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES CONFECTIONS WE GIVE COMMUNITY SAVINGS STAMPS TASTY DINNERS LUNCHES AND SNACKS SERVED BUS STATION NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES Open 7:30 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M. Daily, Including Sundays Phone 2465 Saegerstown, Pennsylvania SAEGERTOWN SALES SERVICE HOUSE TRAILERS New And Used At All Times Complete With Bottled Gas Sleeps Four Elect Brakes. Etc. HORSES AND CATTLE PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEER Remember it costs no more in the end to hire a graduate professional auctioneer than just a man who sells sales FORD CAMP Saegertown 2669 KEYSTONE KRAUT and PICKLE COMPANY General Office Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania GROWFRS AND PACKERS SAUERKRAUT PICKLES HOT MIXED HOT PEPPERS Packing Plants Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania Saegerstown, Pennsylvania 4aiiEiijnii[r.; :Nai)iniiuuniinnujiiiuuuiii]iiHiiiiii£ r.,u.i.iiT;!iiiuii(tiMiiuLiiiwn:uibiNiQicnnui4!i(iiiirjiiiiHHi, aijaMiM!BuiaE A. G. GILES DAIRY ■POBHU iu.ii m .i iiuiin Ti.T.wsuSiLti ntunL.:uooBiuaiaeuwNiii Make America Strong By Making HEALD’S SUPPLY Americans Stronger PASTEURIZED MILK - CREAM QUALITY COAL LIME and LIME SPREADING SERVICE General Hauling Building Supplies CHOCOLATE MILK Saegerstown, Pa. Phone 2491 Dial Saegerstown 2865 Saegerstown, Pa. Compliments of Rundel’s Red White Store , At McGuffintown QUIGGLE’S INN EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE AND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING Saegerstown Road Meadville, Pa. i Phone 39-922 Meadville, Pa., R.D. 3 T iiiiiiiimrmiimii iiiniiinii«iiMiBiiiiwj� ui«MiM rriiii'i'rinnMw� nirrii nrnnn-“.............. :: ir:: !iinomiiinminairemu,3BnTriiTr.!!n. ni..(Qiiinci' - THE TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN CRAWFORD COUNTY'S DAILY NEWSPAPER COMPLETE COVERAGE OF ALL COUNTY NEWS Subscription Price $7.00 Per Year THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY Meadville, Pennsylvania THE L. L. LORD CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING Meadville, Pennsylvania FRANKLIN M. MILLER, Owner Phone 43283 MEADVILLE MOTOR TRUCK CO. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE 90 Race Street Meadville, Pennsylvania CRAMER CHEVROLET CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Compliments of Sales - Service HILGENDORF DAIRY 24 HOLR RECKING SERVICE — AAA SERVICE — Phone Day 4632 - Night 2642 Saegertown Road Meadville, Pa. Cambridge Springs, Pa. BALDWIN WELCOMER CO. Right anti Stearns Garage WHOLESALE and RETAIL HARDWARE FORD SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING AND BODY WORK WOLF’S HEAD GAS AND OILS 959 Water Street Telephone 55 Meadville, Pennsylvania Phone 2335 293 Main St. Cambridge Springs, Pa. ;; ira!Minu! itnnnicn.iinnTTiiniinmnnKiminiinuiamiiiHiRimiiiiiniiaiiiniiLi’fniimnnivin: SMITH’S RED AND WHITE STORE LINKED. BUT NOT CHAINED, INTO A VAST COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATION TO BRING YOU THE BEST PRODUCTS AT A SAVING TO YOU. Saegerstovm, Pennsylvania BILL’S WHITE DINER W. T. LADDS, Proprietor THIS DINER IS A HANDY SPOT TO GRAB A SNACK OR EAT A LOT Saegerstown, Pennsylvania - KLECKNER WAID HARDWARE Best For Less In ELECTRICAL HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES Phone 2795 Saegcrtown, Pennsylvania r. ................................................................................... :ii i-' r ;::i • . • ; .■ I1 • ■. :i ; ; vJ.� .. ■ . z r.:.; i;; .r iif wrjRUMHHHM ZELASKO MOTOR SERVICE GENERAL AUTO and TRUCK REPAIRS — Official Inspection Service — Ignition Carburetor Brakes QUAKER STATE PRODUCTS — All Work Guaranteed — Dial 31-682 | 350 Linden St. Meadville, Pa. BARNES AUTO SERVICE E. F. BARNES, Prop. Motor Tuning - Ignition - Carburetion | Brakes - Batteries - Gasoline and Oils — Expert Lubrication and Washing — Telephone 1340 301-303 Pine St. Meadville, Pa. I I The CITY COAL SUPPLY CO. QUALITY COAL AND CERTIFIED READY MIX CONCRETE Champion Coal - Disco Smokeless Dial 34-301 131 Mead Ave. at Bessemer Erie Railroads f-nMiarami:mn lUimnraiwmDBinnj JiBnnuunnwnttiir.iigiaBiinwwiiiiL'nra.Mi'nniijmniHiKmiinnisiiiaiii nan i 'TtitiiMmrLMimraiiitTi iiiiRtnniuinnntsfamaxiwuuiHiuHimiBiniuinRnnrjTsviBinBRBniBr P. C. Y A EGER SON Cor. Terrace Race, Meadville, Pa. CONCRETE - CINDER BLOCKS Complete Masonry Supplies EXCAVATING GRADING Dial 37-711 YOST MANUFACTURING CO. — Established 1908 — VISES FOR ALL PURPOSES Meadville, Pennsylvania Meadville Sporting Goods Over Park Theatre EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN Dial 36-402 Meadville, Pa. rr; • } � ■ i DUNN’S STATIONERY SUPPLY CO. “YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLY HOUSE” Titusville, Pennsylvania Peaceful Valley Coal Lumber Co. COAL : LUMBER : BUILDING SUPPLIES R. D. 3 Meadville, Pennsylvania Phone 46-399 HUNTER FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1850 Saegertown, Pennsylvania 4 THE WHITE INN DANCING LIGHT LUNCHES GROCERIES GAS OIL Saegertown, Pennsylvania HEADQUARTERS FOR HONEYMOONERS Marquette Furniture 148 Mead Avenue___________________Meadville, Pennsylvania 5 2 -i 1 Compliments of CHAS. R. WALTER, Barber Shop, Saegerstown, Pa. fflnimni!uni!LiKLi!u'jiiiaiia!ii«r.ihiiiiiiuwJit!!iii ifliumuHiE!ui::ieMi uei«uiii PALMER WELLOGT TOOL CORPORATION Meadville, Pennsylvania I HOLCOMB’S GROCERY, Saegertown, Pennsylvania 1 3 fi Champion DeArment Tool Co. Meadville, Pennsylvania Barrett Machine Tool Co. BORING MACHINES FACING MACHINES Meadville, Pennsylvania Since 1881—designer and builder of specialized machine tools and production machinery j I The National Bearing Division CARNATION COMPANY of the American Brake Shoe Co. YOUR YEAR AROUND MILK MARKET i Meadville, Pennsylvania I Cambridge Springs and Corry, Pa. MAYNARD J. HILL Phone 23-012 H. E. ELLSWORTH HILL’S OFFICE SUPPLY PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT 305 Chestnut Meadville, Penna. PHOTOGRAPHER 887 Market St. Meadville, Pa. Phone 39523 wrauxJLinr;;i ;.i?;:i;pi� i BTainnBgnginn, g,:nnii,� « «aiTiew� ::; i aMnMWC� ii� 'Hiru. i� nwniu;i«ii«anwigiN:iiigiiuiiHHtein nrn i:' irnnirrnri!i ;;i:-irn;r.TiTiii:r.iwmiwr CTUcsira:i ,j inaH!5ggniBnn,manii!Bininp«CTnrr -J rniamaminrwwiCTrnnyiinMSiiiCTJTi'Tt TMfgwgiuuHTawjirirjMriitiniiaiwiniwuwimHwnMinit it:?- .ii.TiirancTiiniiiifnunmiin.unmHtTwnwiH iiininiuinnnn'.mniiiiiiiiiir- f JOHN GIZZIE MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS MARKERS 956 Market Street Meadville, Pa. EASY PAYMENTS JEROME MEYER CO. CREDIT JEWELERS Academy Theatre Budg. Meadville, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS! Compliments of PATRIOT RESTAURANT FOOD LIKE MOM’S 899 Park Ave. Meadville, Pa. JIM A AGNES BROWN. Owners Phone 29301 WIRT’S Red Cross Pharmacy .1. E. WIRT, Ph. G. 245 Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. GEO. A. SMITH SON, Inc- 1000 Market Street Meadville, Penna. BOOSTERS S. W. FOOD PRODUCTS CO., Meadville, Pa. Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO., Meadville, Pa. A. L. BALLINGER CO.. 285 Chestnut St.. Meadville, Pa. Compliments of HORN’S DRY GOODS STORE, Saegerstown. Pa. BROWNELL SHOE STORE, Chestnut St., Meadville, Pa. DANIELS LENHART, Texaco Service, General Repairing, Saegerstown, Pa. ARDIS BEAUTY STUDIO. 277 Chestnut St.. Meadville, Pa. WHITE-ROTH MACHINE CO.. Cambridge Springs. Pa. K. L. REISCHMAN, Plumbing, 307 Poplar St., Meadville, Pa. SPRINGS FEED LUMBER CO., Purina Chows, Cambridge Springs. Pa. CLAUS AMOCO STATION, Gifts Potterv, % Mile North of Saegerstown, Pa. SAEGER’S SUPPLY STORE. Cambridge Springs. Pa. MEADVILLE TELEPHONE CO.. Meadville, Pa. JANET’S BEAUTY SHOPPE, Complete Beauty Service, Tel. 2185, Saeger-town. Pa. Compliments of JAMES P. BARCO COMPANY § Dial 39081 290 Pine St. Meadville, Pa. BBniuurnaivarj’! rjcrotn MiiW! luanoMniutiiiu «iini)iiiRini !n tiii:u ,iU!JiuitimiiRMiBiHRiiMitiuiuauiiii!� .;ii •;jii:iit. iuhj:iiuMiiuiM«iamriKiiiiuiiii .i;-.infiHiimwiiiuimsiiisaaia; i. ■ni'iiniiftininiiiiiiiiaiinniiii’niiir .ii ittiii- ntmifwnifTimiianitiniwiiinnriwini )iurMMn«iwwiinninnMtfiHii a CONGRATULATIONS TO the CLASS OF ’48 WOLFF’S HARDWARE THE CRAWFORD STORE HARDWARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS — SPORTING GOODS — Meadville, Pennsylvania Opposite Market House Meadville, Pa. JOHN J. SHRYOCK COMPANY ORTMAN REITZE Meadville, Pennsylvania GENERAL CONTRACTORS COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS P. 0. Rox 448 Telephone 39-261 SINCE 1875 Meadville, Pennsylvania jnimiMUHnnntBmiinirniinDiiiinii.ini.iiciiniaw m [imrauuMinmiinuirnnusiinii I'.’ininn.inmiMiraiiaiiiUURmnniBiiiiininnmii iiiiiiiBinimDinnTiinnJWiinHiunu R I E C K S MILK ICE CREAM BUSSARD ROWLAND BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING SPORT TOPS AND PAINTING BEAR FRAME AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT MACHINE Dial 33-901 859 Water Street Meadville, Pennsylvania WILLYS CARS AND TRUCKS WARREN C. SMITH MOTORS CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE 960 Park Avenue Meadville, Pennsylvania rewmrwmmmramraoeTinnmBitmttinrnr imnTi i'T r'lirtTrirtMtantrowtnciw iBHiimrrjBOBWMBBnmM + CiDBnnuic H2i!i; :i:-!iainna : i • iMBiurai a ',r:La4awMMMMPM«wiiimiii 'r umo .d'iiraiifli;iw,rj:ira� T . •� ;« :]� � ui.H ;iiiuiiriniNm m:n«aninmi-triBiiaiMncii i NliHI BOTTLING CO. CARPENTER’S FLOWERS Bottlers of ROYAL CROWN and NEHI FOR ALL OCCASIONS I Phone 33-783 775 N. Cottage St. 931 Park Avenue Meadville, Pa. I Meadville Co-operative Association FLOUR - FEED - SEEDS - FERTILZER WIRE FENCE — Save Your Slips — Phone 26-591 I I 191 Mercer Street Meadville, Pa. £ £ Your Post War Vacuum Cleaner R E X A I R CONDITIONER' and HI MIDI FIF.R Attachments To Do Everv Phase of Cleaning The Only Sanitary Way THROUGH WATER — No Dirty Bag To Empty — JOSEPH M. DICKEY Telephone 29-543 963 Market St. Meadville, Pa. r. Compliments of 1 Miller Block Supply Co. 1 MEADVILLE BREAD CO. BLOCKS - SAND - CEMENT - DRAIN TILE f Race St. Wadsworth Ave. FLAVO-RITE BREAD Dial 39-284 Meadville, Pa. | I Compliments of PLUMBING FIXTURES HUNTER MOTOR CO. WATER SYSTEMS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH B Sales and Service Lowest Prices Easy Payments THE RICHARD CO. 307 North St. Telephone 27-261 Meadville, Pennsylvania Baldwin St. Ext. Meadville. Pa. HOWICK MOTOR SALES 248 Pine Street Telephone 21801 Meadville, Pennsylvania PONTIAC NEW AND USED CARS COMPLETE FRAME ALIGNMENT BODY WORK PAINTING GENERAL REPAIRS AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION Meadville, Pennsylvania 1 WKnaHii.' jnuaouuuu miMiiim mi«iiBwmiwii� ji«iiw!i;;uiMun;itiiijiiiJi::wi-i;i!i'ianE'wwiiBiiUHaniei:nM.MiiiHB;i ii� DJfai SAEGERSTOWN GARAGE C. E. WARP, Prop . — GENERAL REPAIRING — Gas and Oil Wrecker Service Phone 2015 Saegerstown, Pa. RADIOS AND RADIO SERVICE — PICK UP AND DELIVERY - L. D. JOHNSON Dial 2383 Grant Street Saegerstown, Pa. BONZER’S STORE LAWRENCE PAINTS and VARNISHES . FISHING TACKLE LICENSES ISSUED Saegertown, Pa. Phone 2135 HILL VIEW LUNCH MEALS - SANDWICHES - ICECREAM GASOLINE and OIL 1 Mile South of Saegerstown, Pa. — Plenty of Parking Space — North Height Service Center M. O. BOGARDUS. Pro]). GROCERIES - MEATS - FROZEN FOODS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables SINCLAIR GASOLINE and OILS North Main Extension Meadville, Pa. Phone 341-10 BROOKS BROTHERS YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER t 377-381 North St. Meadville, Pa. i I Compliments of L. G. WIN ELAND APPLIANCES 891 Market St. Meadville, Pa. Phone 38-911 F. B. SCOWDEN SON COAL - COKE - LIME - CEMENT BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Dial 25-861 156 Poplar St. Meadville, Pa. FLOYD R. ROWLAND, Optometrist REAMER’S DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING Phone 38854 945 Water Street Meadville, Pa. WESTON’S WALLPAPER GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES York Air-Conditioning and Commercial Refrigeration Coleman Heating Equipment 283 Chestnut St. Meadville, Penna. n uitaiaiiiiiuinniiiUuii.iiitciiinnciiinitffiiifnmi.'sufiU'iuJiiriHHiitiiiTaiBnaaaBUiaiRMUUiiiauuBUBiuiriuiiiiuiuuiiui iaffliiau