Sandy Lake High School - Keystone Yearbook (Sandy Lake, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

E TJIBRIS f S X if if KEYSTO E STAFF Pr'escnt5 Editors Carolyn Lucas Evelyn Kimes Photo Editors Art Barnes Wilfred Hamilton Snapshot Editor Bob McKean Cnot picturedl Layout Editors Peggy Osborne Norma Jean Dye SPOPM Editors Bob Jack C, Ronald Clayton Knot pictured? Subscription Editors lary Day Ann Williams Bob lontgomery Laverence Urey Art Editors Barbara Procner Norman Andrews Business lanager Rebecca Hiller Typists Dana Harrison Dona Harrison Nancy Vath larcie Simons Literary Editors David Pendleton B111 George FIBH KEYSTONE Published by the ScNioR CLQSS oF SCI l l Ldkc 48,1 School. Sandy Lake, cnnsyLvc1ma OLd Institute Bai Ldmg This was the old Instttute Building which was rented in 1909 and finally purchased in 19114. for use as a high school The building cost the borough thirty six hun dred dollars and was paid for by floating a bond issue The building was destroyed by fire in 1925, ironically enough the same year in which the final bond was paid Arch1tect's sketch of the Lakeview Joint Consolidated High Sc ho o 1 which will be a modernly equip d Junior Senior High School designed to accommodate 7 5 students It will be completed in the near future 494' ,ff of ,1-3Y't M 0' f 'R NY aff! 1-1.5 Arc :feats Sketch F ClKevIeW 3 S5500 ix , .. .. l O O 8 . 4 I , .I Y E 1 . 4 N , . . 14 f f ' v I Ak Y 'Q Y., U ,5 ,L 4 A' .I- fi A ' ' X N 3' ' rg-, I K' IMI , . fu, - 'j g 1 Tx ' - I ,, 4 ' . ff Y x, , fu... I . fini X ,I , L ' I Q' W I ' V , ' X li. N s.,.-. . x .. 'xx 1 . ,L Q, 4 Q4 I I , n 6 'xg ,. 9, , .. ,A .- rx Q1 f ' ' 5 . af' 1 3 J lr: 4-, k u - V 4 A , ,,.f,.x A - A 4' A VI, Lf .fy N 1 ' fc 1 'NN 'H n ff W. l F- fgf' ' ' . ' ' ' H ' A L Q I DEDICATION Through the years the words 'graduate of Sandy Lake have been added to many a persons name and soon will be added to ours. Though the bull dings through which thes e graduates have passed may change or be gone, nothing will ever take away the memories of the years spent within these hall!.For us, however, it is the present building which holds the magic of our carefree and happy school years with their never to be repeated and never to be for- gotten experiences. Therefore the Senior Class of 19514. affectionately dedicates this last issue of the Keystone which has been published continu- ously for nineteen years, to the present SANDY LAKE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. And so we say with a glance at the buildings whid1have served well in the past, and at the impressive building for the future, we will never envy, only congratulate the allmmi of each coming gear lag they jointkn ranks of the 'graduates from Sandy Lake High choo . TA B L E CONTENTS 27 fw Title Peng Dedic ation Table of Contents Administration Faculty ETIIOPS Class Pictures Will Prophecy Couples CPCLGSSHUCH Juniors Freshmen C IV ltIe3 Keystone Girl of Year Class Plays Clubs Harvest Crolning lusio Athletics Snapshots ventnscn QF n C f Um, Sopho ..., X A ts r N Ad . . 2 upe lSlflg rmcnpa ck A. Nutt On behalf of the School Board and the Faou1ty'of Sandy Lake High Joint Consolidated High School, I congratulate the Class of 1951+ You have brought honor to the school through your accom plishnents as individuals, and the class has done much to strengthen and improve the activities of thc school as a whole It is our sincere hope that every member of thc class may find a full measure of success and happiness in the years ahead, and that the memrics of thc years spent here will be pleasant Unlle Since ly, LeRo Ae Suncrvising Principal ' Q L BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: F. S. Boyd, Alfred Little, C. E. Borchert, Robert V. Anderson, Charles Reynolds, R. B. Geibner, A. D. Vegan, John Larson, Ernest Peterson SECOND ROW: R. C. Walker, Hrs. Byrl Burrows, Hrs. Lucille Obitz, llrs. Stella Rupert, Mrs. Margaret McGill, Hrs. Alice Wright, Hrs. lladge Porter, KSec. of S. L. Boro Schools! Irs. Luella Mallory, Hrs. Eleanor Clayton, Ralph Stover Cterm expired! THIRD ROW: W. J. Gilmore, Jr.: Turner Craig, Jay Carey, J. E. Jamison,PI-ank Among Lauren Jewellg Glenn Myers: Lester Sopherg Glenn Dickey NOT PICTUREDx G. Barnes, Paul Donley, llrs. llargaret Opitz, William George, Clair Vorous, DeLos A. Patton President--Robert V. Anderson Vice President--R. B. Geibner Secretary---Hrs. Alice Wright The class of 'Sh wishes to thank the Board of Education for the untiring efforts they have made in behalf of better schools in our commlmity. We ap- preciate these public-spirited citizens who devote many hours of their time to school work. Their only compensation is to witness the progress of schools and students in this community, and we hope in this they will not be disappointed. MICHAEL J BABCO Agriculture Advisor F F A MRS NEVA BERTAMINI Commercial Advisor Keyhole, Cheerleaders RICHARD GATT Mathematics Advisor Hi Y, Sophomore acu ty Clfl MRS SARA BOHN English, Languages Advisor Tri H1 Y Junior IARGERY CRUIKSHANK Social Studies Advisor Yearbook, Ju ior taff HAROLD E BUFF English, P O D Guidance Advisor Senior NEIL C FISHER Music Musical Programs ELMER HUGGLER Health, Science Athletic Coach ell Q 0r'x if M 'ill' JUSEPH MAGARGEE Commercial , English Faculty Manager of Athletics, Advisor: Fresh en MRS ALICE WRIGHT Office Secretary 'ln RAEMAN C JACK Chemistry, Physics Visual Education Advisor Sophomore MRS NORMA McCARL DAVID F SHONTZ Home Economics A riculture Advisor F H A 5 Freshmen A visor F F A MRS ELLEN BUTLER School Nurse ,J-fir' 'LQ 113 MERLE CONDIT Custodian A . . I I , 5 mf A tQ-, .M i ,i.. :av A Q 0 3 O Q . d : . . 1 . if Q I Q Wa f ,, V ' me , , eff fa. WIQYWZP' P f' James Lawrence Urey 'Cedric' Class President M Harvest Attendant M Keystone Staff M H1-Y u F. F. A. l-2-3-L, Secretary M Boys' Chorus 1-2-3'k, Secretary M Mixed Chorus l Senior Play Junior Play Manager Baseball 3-M Basketball 2-3-h Robert Lee Jack 'Bob' Vice President M Harvest Donor M Keystone Staff M H1-Y 1-2-3-M, President M F. F. A. 1 Mixed Chorus 2-3-h Boys' Chorus l-2-3-A Band l-2-3-M Orchestra l Baseball l-2-3-M Basketball 1-2-3-A Junior Play Senior Play Dana Jane Harrison nDana' Class Secretary L Harvest Crownin Page 1-2-3-M Keystone Staff E Keyhole Staff 3-h Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-h Business Club 2-3-M Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-M Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-M Band 1-2-3-M. Pep Band 1-2-3-M Junior Play Senior Play, ticket taker Hr. Crsmer's secretary 3 lajorette l-2-3-M Dona Jean Harrison 'Dona' Class Treasurer A Harvest Crovni Page l-2-3-h Keystone Staff Keyhole Staff ditor 3-h Tri-H1-Y 1-2-5-M, vice Presias Business Club 2-3-5 Girls' Chorus l-2- -M - - - e an - - - gggdlchorui 1-P2-3Bh d 1 2 Junior Play ' P 3 M Senior Play ticket seller lr. F1sher's secretary 3 Majorette 1-2-3-A nt M Arlene Amon Norman I. Andrews 'Arlene' 'Butch' Trl-Hi-Y 3 Keystone Staff lp F. H. A. 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Girls' Chorus h F. F. A. 1-2-3-M Mixed Chorus ll Ag. hsketball 2-3-lg, Latin Club 2 Ag. Softball 2-3 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-ll Arthur G. Barnes 'Art' F. F. A. 1-2-3-M Keystone Staff ll Baseball 2-3-lg. Basketball 1-2-3-ll Ag. Softball 3-u Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-14, Joseph Dale Burdette Ih1e Junior Play Senior Play H1-Y 1-2-3-h Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-lg. F. F, A. 1 Baseball 1-2-3-ll Basketball l-2 Projectionist 1-2-3-ll Dramatics Club 3 Harvest Donor I4 Sara Christy Ronald Ray Clayton 'Sara' 'Ronnie' Keyhole 3 Fe Fe Ae 1 2'3'u Trl-nl-Y 1-2-3-h Chaplain A Business Club 3 Boys' Chorus l-2-3-lg. Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-ll Basketball 2 ulxaa chorus 3-u Baseball 2-3-h Projeotionist 2-3-24 'Don' Delores Irene Dodson 'Delores' Harvest Ps e 3-L Keyhole 3-E Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-M Business Club 3-M Girls' Chorus l-2-3-h Irs. Bohn's Secretary 3 Norma Jean Dye 'Norma' Class Secretary 1-2-3 Harvest Attendant 2-3, Queen M gommzgcemgntrgsksr 3 e s ne a T51-Hi-K 1-2-3-M, Treas. 3, es. Northwest District President 3 Latin Club, Vice President 2 G1r1s'Chorus 1-2-E-h, Pres.34+ r s e e - - '5?idPE bi'35 3 1, gandBl-S23-E,hTraas. 1EtSei.22 gfgiwggglslni 3 Mom ' ' en a Stonggoro ind Sandy Lake com- bined chorus Thomas Elder RTO!!! H1-Y 1 Boys' Chorus 2-3-M Fe Fe Ae 2-3-lg. Donald Condit Mary Louise Day llaryl F. F. A. 1-2-3-h Cheerleader 1-2-34+ H1-Y l Keystone Staff L Keyhole Staff Class Editor 3-M M Assistant Ed. h Business Club President A 3-M Girls'Charusl4b3-A lixed Chorus 2-3-A Junior Play Prompter Senior Play Jenilee Fields 'Jenilee' Tri-B1-Y l-2-3-M Fe He Ae 2 '3'lI, Girl! Chorus Mixed Chorus 2-3-M h Jessie Marie Gadsby r - 1- - 9 T 1 u '?f'ii5 1, Fi1H. Z. 32-S25-M 'te e Latin Club 1-2 Treasurer 2 Dramatics Club 3 Girls' Chorus l-2-3-lg, llixed Chorus E-lg, Band Zzlhhp 14, Jmjor I Prompter Senior P ay Steneboro and Sandy Lake combined chorus l11.fredJohnHem1lton Ethel Jean Bolster 'iillie' 'Ethel' Keystone Farmer I4 Fe Fe Ae 1'2'3',.I. Vice President lg. Boys' Chorus l-2-3-lp Baseball 2-3 Pro jectionist 2-3-lp Junior Play Jean Elizabeth George 'Jeanne' Trl-Hi-Y l-2-3-lg, Latin Club 1-2 llixed Chorus 3-74. Girls' Chorus l-2-3-I4 Junior Play Dramstics Club 3 William George 'Bill' Harvest Attendant I4 Keystone lg. H1-Y 1-2- ll, Latin Club 1-2 Dramatics Club 3 Boys' Chorus 1 2'g ,-I. lixed Chorus 2-3- , Treasurer3 Band l-2-E-5, Sec. 3, Pres. lg, Pep Band - -3-IH..Drum lager 1 Orchestra 3-I4 sident Trumget Tr o 2-3-lg Keri Award for Trumgzt Solo lg, Junior Play, Senior ay Stoneboro and Sandy Lake com- bined chorus Beverly Greenlee 'Beverly' Tri-H1-Y lQ2-3-lg Harvest Usher 3-lg. Tri-H1-Y l-2-3-lg Dramatios Club 3 Senior Play Usher Ticket Taker Junior Play Basketball 3-1+ Ralph E. Jamison 'Ralph' F. r..A. 1-2-3-M Treasurer 3-M Erwin Klasen 'Erwin' H1-Y l-2-3-M Dramatics Club 3 Latin Club 1-2 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-h Band 1-2-3 A M F. F. A. 1-2-3- Reporter Public Speaker 2-3 Demonstration Team 2-3-3 Basketball Scorekeeper 3-M lake-up for Junior Play Senior Play Voice of Democracy Speaker M Baseball Umpire Il, Scorekeeper 3 Evalyn M. Kimes 'Eva' Harvest Attendant 1-L Keystone Co-Editor Keyhole 3 Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-lg. Business Club 3-A Latin Club 1-2 Dramatics Club 3, President Girls' Chorus l-2-3-M Band 2-3-M Junior Play Senior Play Usher for Commencement 3 Janice Klingensmlth 'Jan Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-14. Fe He Ae 2 3 Latin Club 2 Business Club 3-h Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-lg, lixed Chorus 2-3-M Senior Play Prompter Dennis A. Jewell 'Dennis' H1-Y 1-2-3-lp Band l-2-3-LL Fe Fe Ao 1 2 3'lI- Sentinel 3-M Carolyn lae Lucas lcarolgnll Harvest Us er Harvest Donor Keystone Staff Tr -H1-Y 1-2-3- Business Club 3-lg '6'?2ti-6' E Bb? Latin Cffxg BE Second Cons Girls' Chorus 1-2-E544 2. a e-u Labyilssistagt Lesh' Basketbatl Score- keeper John W lazon Harry A. HcCurdy John Harry' H Y 1 2 3 h Latin Club 2-3 F F A 1 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-lg. Basketball 1 Senior Play Ag Basketball 1-2 3 Lg. Basketball 3-Lg. Baseball 1 2 Projectionist 2 Lab Assistant M Rebecga Annnliller Robert? Montgomery Becky Bob Keystone Lp Keys tone I4 Tri Hi Y 1 2 3 L Latin Club 1-2 Business Club 3 Basketball 1 Manager 2 Historian Scorekeeper 2 Girls' Chorus 1 2 3 lg, Robert E. McKean NBobll Class Vice President 3 Keystone Staff Harvest Attendant I4 Harvest Donor 3 H1-Y 1-2-3-Lg, Secretary Senior Play Anna Mae Miller 'Anna Mae' T1-1-H1-Y 1-2-3-14 Fe He AQ I+ Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-lp A 2 aliiym R Rebecca.LouisefOakes I Beck-yi! Keyhole 3 Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-L, Girls' Chorus 1-2 -3-lg, Orches tra 2- 3-I4 F. H. A. M Usher, Junior Play Senior Play Harvest Crowning David L. Pendleton 'Dave' Harvest Donor 3 Keystone, Literary Editor lg, H1-Y 1-2-3-ll, Treas. 3, V. P. 14, Dramatlcs Club 3 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-ll Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-I4 Boys' Quartette 3-lg. Band 1-2-3-lp, Student Conductor ll Orchestra 1-2-3-M Pep Band l-2-3-ly Projectionist 1-2-3-ll Lab. Assistant L Senior Play Stoneboro and Sandy Lake com- bined chorus Shirley Peterson 'Shirley' Harvest Donor Lp Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-lg, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-14, Treas.h llixed Chorus 2-3-14, Secretary ll Latin Club 1 Band 3 Junior Play Senior Play, Ticket-taker F. H. A. 3 Barbara Procner 'Barbara' Keyhole 3-lp Keystone lg, Q Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-lg Business Club lg, Latin Club Treasurer 1 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-15, lllxed Chorus l-2- 3- lg. Pep Band 1-2 lajorette l-2-3 Assistant Director Junior Play Margaret L. Osborm 'Peggy' Class Treasurer L-2-3 Harvest Attendant Page 2 Keystone Staff Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-h Business Club 3 Latin Club 1-2 Girls' Charm t-2-3 -ll. Secretary Mixed Cho 3-A Band 1-2-EEE Ju ior Play Usher, Sen or Play Com enoement 3 Charles Reynolds 'Pete F. F. A.lp2-3-h Boys' Chorus l Band l Projecthmnst1r2-3-h Donald B. Seddon lDonN H1-Y 1-2-3-I+ Dramatics Club 3 Boys'Chorus 1r2-344 Junior Play Senior Play Baseball 2-3-h Robert H. Szymarek lBobl Class President 1- 2-3 Harvest Attenhmt 3 Harvest Ki h H1-Y 1-2-335 Vice President 3 Treasurer M Junior Play Commencement Usher3 Baseball 1-3-L Basketball 1-2-3-L lartha Ann Simons 'larcie' Keyhole 3-M Keystone L Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-Ll, Business Club 2-344 Gh1s'GhorusIb2-344 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-ly Orchestra 2-3-M Senior Play Mr.Shontz's Secretary 3 Ethel Marie Slater 'Ethel' Harvest Crowning Page 3-h Keyhole 3-M T1-1-H1-Y 1-2-3-it Business Club 3-M, Reporter M Girls' Chorus l-2-3-14, lr. Catt's Secretary 3 Phyllis Stallsmith 'Phyllis' Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-M Buxiness Club 2-3 Girls' Chorus l-2-3-M nancy vach Q 1Q 'Nancy' Keyhole 3 Keystone Staff M Tri-H1-Y 2-lg, Girls' Chorus 3-h lr.ButfMlSecndmry3 CLASS FLOWER White Carnation Ellen Alva Zimmer 'Ellen' I 3 Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-lg, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-14. Mr. Jack's Secretary 3 Ke hole 54 Carolyn AnnenW1lliams Erma Js:11cenYeagley 'Annie Jan Tldioute H1gh.Schoo1l Harvest Crowning Harvest Atteniant lg, Soloist Keystone Staff Dramltics Club 3 Ti1-H1..y 2-3-14 Latin Club 1 Dramatics Club 3 T 1' 'Y '2'3'U nfscglct Chorus 2 Girls' Chorus 2 -3-14, Girls' Chorus 1.2- - Junior Play Usher Mixed Chorus 1-2- Senior Play CLASS SONG Crime: I'm Walking Behin Oh, Sandy Lake High School, This is our farewell To all of the classmates That we know so well. To all ot the teachers lho helped us along, Though now we are leaving Vle'll always belong. llaybe we'l1 meet again In the years to come. We shall miss the friends we We shall miss the fun. Dear Sandy Lake High School, You'l1 look so alone Without the Seniors That you've always known. Your halls will be empty In the years to come, Dear Sandy Lake High School, Our hearts you have won. CLASS IIOTTQ le finish to begin d You , 've madeg 3- Gir5s5.E::emble E Junior y Senior Play Stoneboro and Sandy Lake combined chorus CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold C ASS WI L Article I We, the Seniors of 19514, leave with joy and happiness although we know the faculty and underclassmen are reduced to tears due to our de parture Article II We leave the comfortable reclining seats in the Senior Room to all future Seniors, in hopes they can clean all the gum out from under them Article III We leave the opinions of the P O D class to Edward R lurrowto be broadcasted to the world Article IV After eliminating the former, we, the Seniors of Sandy Lake High School, class of 'Sly , being of sound mind and bodies, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament and bequeath the following to the Juniors: ARLENE AEON Leaves her long black hair to Sally Jewell SARA CHRISTY Leaves her quiet ways to Nancy Barton DELORES DODSON and ETHEL SLATER Leave their close friendshipto Elsa Knight and Rebecca Haun NORML JEAN DYE: Leaves her ability in band to Alta Vegan in hopes she can put it to good use JENILEE FIELDS: Leaves her hot rod car to Jim Brown JESSIE GADSBY Leaves her ability in chemistry to anyone who is related to Einstein BEVERLY GREENLEE Leaves her diamond to Barbara llcCartney DORA HARRISON Leaves with Lawrence Urey EVALYN KIMES Leaves her ability to love 'em and leave 'em to Sondra Brest. MARY DAY Leaves her Salesmanship to next year's Keystone subscription ed itors JANICE KLIIIGENSMITH Leaves her interest in out of town men' to Janice llerchant ETHEL HEISTER Leaves her quietness to the mice in the Home Ec Room JEL!! QEORGE Leaves her high marks to the entire Junior Class fwho may possibly need theml CAROLYN LUCAS: Leaves her collection of earrings for pierced ears tolargaret and Frances Turner. ANNA MAE IILLER Leaves her shyness to Bob Seibert for the well roundedness of his character. REBECCA MILLER: Leaves her unpaid bills of the 'Keystone' to next years business manager N DANA HARRISON: Leaves to be with Dick. I I : - - n REBECCA CAKES Leaves her attitude t0WBPd3 Stoneboro to all those going the new school PECGY OSBORNE Leaves only one of the Osborne family in school SHIRLEY PETERSON Leaves her tinlness to Jerome Deets BARBARA PROCNER Leaves her ability to argue in P O ID class tJJ1m Moore MARCIE SIMONS Leaves her letters from Tony Ballut to Shirley Foster PHYLLIS STALLSLIINI Leaves her Giggle to Esta Pete NANCY VATH Leaves her love for horses to Esther Buckley ANN IILLIAIS Leaves her hot temper to Ernie Peterson JANICB YEAGLEY Leaves her abillty to sing to Tom Snyder ELLEN LIMMER Leaves her job in Earl Mowry's store to the Junior Class they can make enough money for their tr'p to Washington ART BARN S Leaves his place at the water fountain to Cecil Elford DALE BURDETTE Leaves his size 12 shoes to Kenneth Vredenburg TOM ELDER and RALPH JAMISON Leave still slugging it out DON CONDIT Leaves his heavy beard to Bob Ward BILL GEORGE Leaves his Ford convertible to anyone who can get enoughnuney to run it WILLIE HAMILTON Leaves his curly hair to Jay Ebbert BOB JACK Leaves ilook out Penn State here he comes D DENNIS JENELL Leaves his Harry James style on the trumpet to Charle James ERJIN KLASEN Leaves his oratory to any one that will listen JOHN MAZON Just leaves with a sigh of relief HARRY McCURDl Leaves his height to Dave Elder BOB McKEAN Leaves in a cloud of blue smoke and burnt rubber BOB MONTGOMERY Leaves his love for sports to Buddy Fisher DAVID PENDLETON Leaves his bass horn to anyone who can lift it CHARLES REYNOLDS Leaves his curly blond hair to Barbara Vath DONALD SEDDON Leaves his Kool Kat Clothes to anyone Crazy eugh tzwear them ROBERT SZYMAREK: Leaves his basketball ability to the Varsity team of next year. LAWRENCE UREY: Leaves in his beat up Ford to go see Dona. ' S : to J . 2 Q I' t O T In I . N o . ' : so NORMAN ANDREWS: Leaves his love for Ag. class to Don Battles. V 2 s P : ll ll en RONALD CLAYTON: Leaves the aching muscles of his pitching arm to Bob Scott. IO YEARS FROM NON Through the mystic ball that once belonged to the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, we, the prophets of Sandy Lake High School, do foresee the future 10 years from now ARLENE AMON married to John wlth eight kids NORMAN ANDREWS with SOO cows on a 1000 acre ranch ART BARNES with the Minneapolis Lakers outscoring George Mlkan with his lef't handed hook shots DALE BURDETTE chief bartender at the Waldorf Astoria DELORES DODSON working as a farmer's wife over Mercer way NORMA DYE president of Reznor Stove Corporation SARA CHRISTY member of the little Mothers League in Jackson Center TOM ELDER training for the heavy weight championship of the world EVALYN KIMES president of the Sandy Lake Lonely Hearts Club MARY DAY working at an experimental laboratory for hair dyes DON CONDIT manager of the Bath and Reducing Parlor JENILEE FIELDS champion of the Womens' Stock Car Races BILL GEORGE competing against Charles Atlas for the world's best physique JESSIE GADSBY head nurse at the Mayo Clinic JEAN GEORGE assisting Jessie at the Mayo Clinic WILLIE HAMILTON Qtate Secretary of Agriculture BOB JACK designing garbage du ps in South America BEVERLY GREENLEE flying jets in the Air Force to be with her husband RALPH JAMISON managing Tom Elder's bouts DENNIS JEWELL producing musicals in Hollywood DANA and DONA HARRISON confusing people with nwhich twin has the Toni H ERWIN KLASEN deliver'ng speeches in the United Nations ETHEL HEISTER secretary for a big law firm in New York City JOHN MAZON playing the part of Tarzan in the movies HARRY McCURDY contradicting Einstein's Theory of Relativity BOB McKEAN driving stock cars at Bonneville Salt Flats CAROLYN LUCAS teaching Home Ec at Lakeview High School ANNA MAE MILLER starring in a Broadway drama ROBERT MONTGOMERY managing the Pittsburgh Pirates BECKY MILLER managing a chain of Isalyfs stores DAVE PENDLETON admiral of a fleet of garbage boats PEGGY OSBORNE editor of TrueConfession Magazine SHIRLEY PETERSON singing hillbilly songs with the E Z C Ranch gals BARBARA PROCNER on the International Debating Team PETE REYNOLDS racing tractors at Indianapolis Speedway MARCIE SIMONS and NANCY VATH raising horses in Kentucky DON SEDDON running a pop and peanut concession ETHEL SLATER girl mechanic at the Park Garage PHYLL S STALLSMITH and Mamie conducting tours through the White House BOB SZYMAREK coaching basketball at Duquesne University ANN WILLIAMS teaching girls physical education in Lakeview LAWRENCE UREY driving Dona mad by tracking mud all over the farm house floor JANICE YEAGLEY singing Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera ELLEN ZIMMER the owner of the Ann Delafield success course RONNIE CLAYTON replacing Bill Stearns as the world's famous sports broadcaster REBECCA OAKES receiving honors as the world's champion shorthand recorder 'kid LAK JANICE KLINGENSMITH running a big tombstone quarry. 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P140 ee GUN? csllm Andrews Bromley Buckley Buckley Brown Cotton Craig Dodson Doyle Drew Edwards Egger Farrell Firle Freni Gadsby Garltck Giebner Gilmore Greenlee Gurney Hamilton Hardesty Hardesty Hart Helm Heister Huff Klhgpnsmkh Law Levy Mazurkewiz lclntire lcQua1d Milliren Montgomery lontgomery Niggel Owens Panner Pence Plante Powell Procner Reegle Reed Reynolda Roberta Runkle Santoro Sabolcik Simone Slater Westlake leetleke P 1 t rs? gggter VLPres1dent OU at f 4, cn E. Morton - M . L' Secretary ? - f V A., Tr-Eesggzre G? I J wp g. George f., Z! fy 21 if y W , A6 f K' -'J' ee X uv K if Q we Q 'x Q I X G? yg, W' be.. x. in N115 im r ,I , A V J' ff' x A l.j v f G f G xy? X ar gf? xi' ' ' gli'-Ah ,mu g F I wqf .is fs, U? 'A y Q 'Q 1 .f, pf!! 4 . ,ff 0 a G ' 'Fl' ii5 ' f ' G , JW Q43 M Y G e H- l . , ' V M . - f X X in Q 3 M my aff 5754 fe' lvl C f!gfV yi? . ff X.. 3 96, A Num L' , 6iJ36'!UAl 9 5-QUR 1 ACTIVITIE K EYSTONE GIRL or we vm C no Mary and were Dey, the M my asked to senior nom- order year- inee, won books within the conte st the two weeks sponsored by contest per the Keystone iod The win Staff amon g ner was chosen the classes by percentage A11 classes basis using the chose A nominee class enrollment HQC1-ay CLASS uounmss pamgtggmor, ter Fo S lds Shnqfltliior o i 5 ROYD eshm 6 D If 1 F634 ,sm-ma bg 'rat-: Maury ani nurses manner if ' ' O K 'CQ x xo ' 2: bf I Q X a Ji Home Dye ----------- President Dona Harrison--Vice President Alice Burdette--Secretary Shirley Foster Treasurer Margaret llartin Chaplain Hrs Bohn Advisor 'r R I E . 1 3 lil rg 1 g di it wnln s Gi 1 wg Fi, lf., .J iii' 53 ir! 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MAXWELL-Carolyn Lucas, DIRECTOR-Mr. Buff SEATED: FOUR-Jessie Gadsby, FIVE-Norma Dye, SIX-Mary Day, OBEY-Dale Burdette, MA-Mercie Simone, PA-Harry McCurdy, CEELIE-Ann Williams, BONNIE MAE-Eva1ynKimes The year has been a busy and success- ful one for the 72 members of the Sandy Lake F.F. A. Among the earliest activities the Fifteenth Annual School Fair. Eight different desartments were cove red by the agriculture ivislon and these divisions were all well filled. General Co -Chaim- men were Norman Andrews and Lawrence Urey. Carl Gadsby, a freshman, won the sweep- stakes prize with 13 7 points and Wilfred Hamilton, a senior, was second with L96 points. For the sixth consecutive year the Sandy Lake F. F. A. chapter won he Mercer Coun y Super-:vised Farming Contest. Fifty- nine aw ar ds were won by the boys of the club. Seven of these boys also won s tate Wilfrecl Hamilton awards. Nggm KeYs fone Farmer C 'f'Sf Erwin Klasen represented the club in the public speaking contest. Af te r winning in the county and regional contests, he won first in the state contest at Penn State University. He successfully competed against speakers from other states at the Tri-state Contest at Rutgers University in New Jersey. As the Trl-State winner he then competed in the North Atlantic Regional Contest held in West Springfiel d, lassachusetts. Here Erwin competed against tri-state winners of three sections and placed second. Congratulations, Erwin on your fine record. Wilfred Hamilton received the Keystone Farmer's Award this year which is based on the supervised farming program and leadership in the community. Only 21 of the state membership receive this reward. At the Harrisburg Farm Show F1 E A. Convention, Charles Reed represented the club and Charles James was a member of the State F. F. A. Band. Lawrence Urey, Charles Reynolds, Ralph Janison and Richard Jamison have entered the Chic ken of 'lbmorrow Contest. Results cannot be tabulated until May. The Father and Son Banquet was held in March with awards being presented to the boys who placed in various contests. Other activities of the year in- cluded a basketball team which played other F. F. A. teams and several money- making projects were undertaken to finance other activities. President---------Norman Andrews Treasurer---Ralph Jamison Vice President--Wilfred Hamilton geportei ---- I-Erwin Else?-in S .......... en ne ---- nn s ewe ecretary Lawrence Urey an - I Chaplain---Ronald Clayton HAHPION emonstmtion TEAM F left to right: 1 Louis Plants I Erwin Klasen Charles Westlake The demonstration team ofthe F. F. A. won first place in the state F. F. A. Demonstration contest and third place in the state F. F. A. Electrical Contest held at the l95lg Farm Show in Harrisburg. The model which is shown in the picture was amodel of a dairy barn with one side made of glass to permit the audience to view the air currents which were traced by artificial smoke. The demonstration showed how a ventilation unit properly selected and installed would ventllate all parts of the barn. The fine work of this group is really an achievement. We appreciate the effort it has taken on the part of club members, team members and advisors-- Mr. Shontz and Mr. Babco. The record of the demonstration teams since 19149 shows that they have been in first place twice, second place twice and third place once in the state Farm Show Contests. This record surely speaks for itself. Home Economics Department Exhibits Agricultural Exhib its FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SANDY LAKE COMMUNITY FAIR 1,1 Demonstration 3 N Te 6 IYI left to right: Alta Vogan Janice Merchant Mary Lyons Barbara Vath The F. H. A. dem- onstration entitled X35 xi 'Favor Your Table' pre- 'K f sented simple and ef- fective suggestions for favors and center- pieces by using ine x- pensive materials. It placed seventh in the contest at the Penn- sylvania Farm Show. W 6 x' X Nineteen freshmen members were welcomed into our club at an initiation party at which four girls from the Stoneboro club were also initiated. The F. H. A. sold cosmetics, hot lunches at school, and held a bazar in or- der to obtain money for other activities. Five girls attended the Pennsylvania State Farm Show inllarrisburg. Jessie Gadsby went as the delegate from the club while Barbara Vath, Alta Vegan, Janice Merchant, and Mary Lyons were the Demonstration Team. Other activities included the serving of the F. F. A. Father ani Son banquet and assisting at the School Board-Faculty Dinner, and the School Fair. Cheer- leaders from our club also bolstered the spirits of the F. F. A. basketball team. Janice Merchant represented the club at the State F. H. A. Convention at Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. President -------------- Janice Merchant Vice President -------------- Lois Hicks Treasurer ------------------- Alta Vogan Secretary ---------------- Jessie Gadsby Corresponding Secretary--Edith Burrows Historian -------------- Rebecca Miller Parliamentarian Donna Kimes Song Leader- Barbara Vath Q I I 0 A 0 Reporter -------------------- Mary Lyons at .is ' 'WH' if Q eyhole Staff: his Editor--Dona Harrison, Asst. Editor--Mary Day, Circulation Managers--Julia Hart, Arvilla Craig, Art Editor--Nancy Bartong Social Editors--Dana Harrison, Charles Hofiinang Feature Editor--Edna Montgomery, Literary Editor--Harold Harsh, E x- change Editor'--Kerr lortong Humor Editor--Barbara Gibb, Class Editor--Barbara Procnerg Sports Editoqrf--Shirley Careyg Grade School Reporters--Margaret Martin, Martha Simons, Typis'ts--Helen Kocher, Yvonne Larson, Dana Harrison, Delores Dodson, Ethel Slater, Advisor--Hrs. Bertamini I - I 1 I The Business Club has had a very enjoyable and profitable year. A sight- seeing and educational tour of Pittsburgh was taken in April, a Sweetheart Dance was sponsored, basketball pins were soldg and personalized Easter Egg s were sold. Director of Board--Mary Day Asst. Director of Board--Sondra Brest Bookkeeper ------ - ------ -Yvonne Larson File Clerk -------------- Shirley Carey Reporter ------ ------- ---- E t hel Slater Latin Club OFFICERS First Consul William Foster Second Consul Carolyn Lucas First Pro-Consul Ralph Fennell Second Pro-Consul Richard Elder First Praetor Patty McClay Second Praetor les Dorothy Westlake First Quaestor Carol Cooley Second Quaestor Sally George Our Latin Club is a member of the Junior Classical League. This League is a national organization composed of local classical clubs in junior and sen- ior high schools throughout the United States and its territories. The funda- mental purpose of the League is to encourage among the you g people an inter- est in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them an understanding of the debt of Ollr own culture to that of classical antiquity. The most important event of the year was a Roman Banquet. rojec ionists These boys assist in the school activities by taking charge of the visual aids for classes. Hr. Jack, the advisor, tries to have a projectionist from each class so as not to interfere with other classes. lembership is greatly desired by many students. osy's uarfet Ralph Fennell David Pendleton Donald Battles lilliam George Gr i rL9S nu vegan Yvonne Larson T r' 6 O Shirley Carey President ------- Kenneth Vredenburg Vice President Donald Battles I' X Ed CPTGFUS 3?.2ZZf1:. I4:::::fffff'E3i,I,'m5323332 1 Wm f -X A mf ' fa Q , , X ,Q-. 5 12 XX A MQ L k : - yi' MVA . ,iff ww' if : xg K . V- 2. -it X ,Q K ,WL X 1 ykk. 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' f QL' Sem'oP3 who rceeiveJLet'tev-3 and J:-gckgs Standing: Dennis Jewell Bill George Evelyn Kimes Bob Jack David Pendleton Seated: Jessie Gadsby Dons Harrison Dana Harrison Peggy Osborne Norma Jean Dye B053 rumpef Trio Gary Marker William George Charles James cceiver-5 QF uSiC Leif-CVS Music letters were given fo r participation in b and, mixed chorus, or orchestra for two or more years. Gra'rL,S HSQMLLC Alta Vogsn Jackie Sanford Arvilla Craig Janice Yeagley Sondra Brest Sally Jewell Yvonne Larson Shirley Carey Nancy Graham Peggy Martin Pat McClay Norma Dye Marilyn Falkenbridge im: Qx ov' 'I . . , V' . h .fn-Q .A Q 1.gAlllQ1.k.H'l, fi E.-,Ak-filfl la! f-,fi -if H fl I 'll' 1' Iam fs: - ,STM99 K I ' V A - -1- , -, - . -Q :E Jlfsg .X -xx Nw' . 'Zh' Standing: Coach Huggler, Szymarek, Seddon, Clayton, Urey, Barnes, Jack. Sitting: Amon, Garlick lwithdrawnl Rabin, Hoffman, Peterson, Verdenburg, Harsh The Lakers played nine games this season winning three and losing six. However most of the games were close. Hav- 2:2323-Q ing out-scored our opponents 514 to 53. Most of the games were very close and very exciting. Lost through graduation will be Urey, Jack, Claytcn, Burdette, Szymarek, Seddon and Barnes. been -, - . , ,V -Je OPR S.L. Stoneboro 5 1 Nest Middle sex 2 1 Fredonia 12 0 Jamestown 8 7 Hadley 7 8 Stoneboro 0 7 kat Middlesex rained out Fredonia 5 0 Jamestown Hadley gg -:Q ff'---S' . Chee rl cad ers Janet Drew, Gretchen Freni, Alice Burdette, Nancy Graham This is the first year for some time that we have had a Junior Varsity Cheer- leading Squad We think everyone will agree that this was a good idea and gave more people a chance to participate Left to right Eddie Giebner, Frank Levy, Charles Niggel, Dennis Bromley, Tim Cotton, Bob Levylf, Hartin Gruver-B-, Kenneth Vredenburg, Charles Hoffman, Kerr Morton-lf, Eddie 'Rabin 4D1d not finish season r ov, IIAIYI C le.. .Q A Peterson Moore Urey Szymarek Jack Barnes McCurdy N 'Qtd ll 'H . , 1: ii WJ L s MJ' -4 HQ' V y i -g 5 ,. The Lakers got off to a poor start, but as the season went by, the Lakers had better luck. Many of the games had a very close score and were very exciting. Lost through graduation will be the five who are Bob Jack, Bob Szymarek, Barnes, Lawrence Urey, and Harry McCurdy. Next year Sandy Lake and Stoneboro combine their teams. The opponents had 13514 points and the Lakers had 992 points. The scores the games are given on the next page. Varsity Cflttrlcmlerg Left to right: Mary Day, Sondra Brest, Arvilla Craig, Audine Reynolds With their nifty black skirts md white collars the cheerleaders made a very neat appearance this yean Under Mrs. Bertam1n1's coaching,everyUne a- greed that the new cheers injected more enthusiasm into our peg: meetings and 89111680 flkf Thecheerleaders spend hours prac- ticing and sell candy and ice cream no buy their outfits every year. We appreciate the efforts of bodx the girls and Mrs. Bertamini. Art will for my E X, W Top left to right: BOB SZYHAREK-four year man. Received jlmiur varsity letter and two varsity letters. Set shots were his favorites. Played forward senior year. HARRY lloCURDY-two year man. Good defensive, offensive, and rebound playerg Jump shots were his favorites. Received varsity let- ter this year. LAWRENCE UREY-three year man. Received two junior varsity letters and one varsity let- ter. Played guard. Known for good foul and set shot. ART BARNES-four year man. Recei ed one jar lor varsity letter and two varsity letters. Favorite shot was a set shot from out front. Opposite: BOB JACK-four year men. Received one jun- ior varsity letter and two varsity letters Favorite shot was jump shot from the pivot. Played center senior year. S C O R E S Sandy Lake Opponent I+? Cranberry 76 38 Emlenton 37 M3 Randolph M8 no Cochranton 58 23 Saegertown 6 l Cranberry 70 28 Alumni M9 ul Ssegertown 7M 28 West Middlesex 72 315, Fredonia 71,1 6 Randolph 3h Jamestown 57 3 Stonebore 53 78 Hadley 749 55 Coohranton 53 28 West Middlesex 76 S7 Fredonia 9M Sh Jamestown 79 M7 Stonebore 95 79 Hadley 61 M7 Emlenton 69 Sn p 0155 Nut ooalhff Vdcaf :An 5 Vai ? ,WM...W,Ean- bujwee f H eavf 534 B-hai-ru A 0dJ INATP ' Sfudy LQLL CLassMnJcC-5 Friends Scfwol. CJGZ Po O .bers ar-J al war , LL in Q !Iz4JdLE, Dou. 3 s' fo hx 'P SQCIFX-9 ? Le 0 1 H a ppv Ddvs , , slr' ' i 'T A ,al 'Gffl . , , ..,, ?'.Qr','. uf' X fnlnlnc 'f IIPYS , 1 cz 9 J:4uiors FY H97 ACfiN6' 'HMB also Rane X -IQMMP 5 Z.............. vl A Sandy PGS -kj uwaomao V AS movooso an me Comnl iments of BANKING ACT OF IS!! Compl iments of OL MEWCER COUNTY STATE BANK Member' Federal Deoos 1 t Sales and Services Insurance Corporation Lake Phone 3015 Sandy Lake, 5 UN! CUUD fofi Q aw X 2! Compl :Lments of Compliments of' N PnTT RSON'S BLOCK PLANT All vrades and s zes of coal Clarks Mills, Pa Jacfc on Center, R D ffl Phono Sheaklerville 2217 Phone Neslej 214.29 4 e s L 'W A 3 L do ' ron Q 4 L 5 - .. g auuwaf 2 POI 1-, '6 6 e L K E R C H E V R E T A ' Pa. fff? .'x!4,11lvfNi,KNs f Tj X I.-i - 7 .l r . ' Q 'Qu I C E T E R C O A L C O. MINNEAPOLIS MOLINB T Sales Service Harry M Elder Sheakleyville 2672 Klingensmith Restaurant R O Red and Nhiteiioneboro Clair Rupert C B Anderson Sandy Lake Dlner Adrian B Runkle SANFORD's DRUG STORE Sandy Lake Charles Donahhon E J Eckles Phone W R Mc e Brenton Holter Pennsylvania Sandy Lake, Pa Elmer Huggler D ISALY's DAIRY PRODUCIS Compliments of V A L L E Y L Sandy Lake, Pa Blue Ribbon Feeds Phone 3895 Sandy Lake, Pennsylfania ICE CREAM X Congratulations Graduates Best Wishes for Your Successfrunthe Compliments of VAN TUIL STUDIO AND FLOWER SHOPPE MOORE'S FURNITURE STORE Quality Furniture Portraits that Please The Right Prlce Flowers that Satlsfy Phone 2985 Stoneboro T T G A For the best in hoods and Dairy Products Penzoll Gas and Oil Buy at Courteous Service Gratis V E N G O Sandy Lake Phone 3335 Sandy Lake Phone 14,2 351 ' ' ' P A N S : : Ke R. . 543 ' M I L S 4 4 Phone 3785 f is - at P A O N ' S R A G E L D ' S DISTRIBUTGR ZKOR AUTOIAT S FIR an IVEBBIOI BURKE SAID! LAI , PRIISYLVLIIL Phono 314.15 of RE IC GA BD UII1' SPACE 8: DUCT HEATERS d C0 R8 I IEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC Sandy Lake, Pa Phone 3305 Compliments o CLOVBR FAR! STORE Earl and Gertrude lorry Compliments o A D V O G BROOKLYN MOTORS Gasoline O11 Repairs C H Greenlee Proprietor Sandy Lake Phone 3105 Compliments from SHELLY I IORIAL Congratulations R K G A R Stoneboro, Pa Congratulations R W RUDOLPH CO Stoneboro Phone M393 Compliments o O B B O R General Store Jackson Center, Pa Congratulations B O R C lillbrook, Pa R. D fl, Jackson Center Compliments of REARICK'S STORE General lerehandiee MAX C MOWRY Jeweler Sandy Lake, Pa 'For Gifts of Distinction SANDY LAKE 5 AND 10 Your Complete Shopping Store BHENN lAN'B SUNOCO STATION Phone 3518 D Q42 Sandy Lake Route 78 Sandy Lake, Pa W V Tenny, lanager JONES' BARBER SHOP Ie Reed Your Head far our Business lillbrook Phone lesley 2751+ Sandy Lake , Pa EBBERT'S HARDWARE Compliments Everything in Hardware o lain Street Sandy Lake I ESCOTT'S GROCERY STORE Phone 3875 New Lebanon, Pa I B SLATER, INC SANDY LAKE HILLS Sales and Service Feed Seed Lake St Stoneboro, Pa Fertilizer Sandy Lake Pa Phone asus mon. 3065 NEW LEBANON GARAGE Gas Oil Tires Batteries Lubrication R D ll Sandy Lake Phone 14.286 SHAFFER'S SUPPLY Two Stores Hardware Men and Boys Shoes and Clothes Sandy Lake, Pa f f A. J. N E ' S R. . DR. . . A N L A K E T H E A T E R ' ceEe -Q f - - N ' INTER CGI. 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