Sandy Township High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Du Bois, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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Diana B l 1 1 2 linger on, rown '50 P3 I tv X eff c X, J 'MQ 5 'N 'A 4 ' 1 , f , f, X4 fgf' ,3 , 4, ,-c ' f K 79 o jfmlm SANDY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DUBOIS, PENNSYLVANIA Know then that under these stones there is hidden a treasure destined to he yours, and which will make you richer than the great- est monarch in the world. Aladdins Lamp. There is not your fellow in th I know, the more I admire yc We, the Class of 1950, take great pride in ded a man who has helped us to better ourselves prepare ourselves for the problems of to-morro Mr. Robinson has brought many needed iml tireless efforts and boundless enthusiasm in the Sandy High School. Even though we leave, hjerryy' will be in our me 4 e world: the more vu. icating this, our FLAMBEAU, to lfor the problems of today, and to W. Jrovements to Sandy through his 2 furthering of the development of mories for many years to come. .gpancfy .fgfma Wafer To the school on the hill top, We pledge our loyalty For years of fun and friendship, Dear to our me1nory. Our devotioifs unwavering, Dear old Sandy High, Praises to you shall ever Reach the sky, Praises to you shall ever Reach to the sky. Tune--'Temp and Circumstancev 5 A, Pifer, H. Sprague, NV. Fitzpatrick, G. Cent, D, Reasiuger, . Kitchen. Miss Hetort, -I. Naugle, D. Rafferty, G. Beer, E. Bogle, D. Kunfz, M, Lawless, C. Clyde, Mrs. Browne D. Dunlap, L. Fieasinger, j. VVoika, P. Mackin, M. Putt-hell,lS. Schuckers. i l jfamgeaw fa Deep in the heart of every Sandy-ite is a love for Vhis, our Alma Mater, Which is to be found only for a friend of long standing, tried and true. VVhen high school days are ended and time of parting comes, each hue of us will feel a deep regret. It is to soften this break that this FLAMBEAU hzfs been published. If it may from time to time but cheer, or clear one down-castlbrow, or brighten one memory, then its enchanted pages have fulfilled their en , as Aladdin, rubbing his magic l lamp, achieved his end. l l l 6 i ZLL 07 ami School Picture ...... ,.A.... Title Page ..4,.AA Dedication .......,.. Alma' Mater ..,,..,. Staff Picture .,..,. Contents ............ Administration ..... Faculty .,...,.,,..,,..,.,. Senior Informals ..,.. Senior Officers ....,. Senior Pictures ....,..,, Senior Inforinals Class History ..,... Senior Will .,........ . Senior Prophesy Iunior Class ....o....A. Sophomore Class ..,4.,, Freshman Class ....... Senior Diary ...,,.,.... School Scenes ,........, Student Council .,.4.,. Boy's Hi-Y ,.,........... Cirl's Tri-Hi-Y ..,.,. Central Treasury .,..., Library Club .. ..., .. Projection Club ,....,.. Rifle Club ....., .....,. Newspaper ,, .t...,. ., F. H. A. ....r,,. ..r..,.... . Girls Glee Club ,,.s...s Mixed Chorus ...,.. Camera Club s.s...... .. Assembly Officers .s..,,,.,..,.,......,.. Dramatics Club ,.,.. ......,.,.,...,.., Odds 61 Sods of Class Pictures s.,.... Senior Play A........,....,.........,.,.,...,,.. . Tunior Play ..............., Sophomore Play ...... ..., All School Play ......., Move-Up Day 1949 ,..,.,.. Class Casuals ...,......,.... Athletics ......,..,.,.,...s., Varsity Team Varsity Cheerleaders ,. Tay-Vee Team .,... s...,,......... Iav Vee Cheerleaders ......... History of the Varsity ,..,,.,. Touch Football ....,.......r.... Boys Mushball ....,.....,.. Baseball ,s,.. .....r.,,.. Girls Softball s......... Patrons ......,.,,,.....,... Alumni sss..s........ s.,..s. 2 3 5 7 8-9 10-11 12 13 14-19 22 .. 23 24-25 26-27 28-29 30-31 32 33 34 35 36 . . . . .37 38 39 40 41 42-43 48-49 51 54-55 58-60 . ,.s.. ..... 6 2 64-65 66 Senior Autographs .Va,.....,.., .....,,.,..........,..s.,...,.,......... . ..4..4....4.. ,s.,.., . . .. 67 68 69 71 72 73 Advertising ,t,.. ...,,., . ..., ,..,......,........,...., ,..... . . ,.,s......., ..........,..... ..,..s.. . . . Note: All italisized letters indicate quotations from Aladdins Lamp 7 .fgcfminidlfmfion 'an L. to R. Riclmrcl Fleck, Blaine Cent, Paul Alberts, Lines, NV. D. XVt'1lY9l', Guy Hoover, Reuben Leufgren, Ilowurcl Iless. l l To whom we are obliged for this ,great plenty and liberalitll l l l In View of the fact that our class operatetl in high school under the kindly hand of these members of the school board, vwfe thought it fitting to have them with us in our book. N l During the year of our graduation thervlwere some changes made in the . 4 . membership, when Mr. Hoover, after twenty-hour vears S6'1'V1Ct' and Mr. Albert, , , l utter twenty years servlce left us. l l The new members, whom we welcome, include Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Yoas. 8 '31 MRS. MILDRED HAFNEB Secretary I will show you some ext1'ao1'flina1'y things, which when you have seen, you will thank me for. MR. W. DONALD WEAVER Superintendent of Schools Pennsylvania State College, M.Ed Grove City College, B.S. MR. GERALD ROBINSON High School Principal Pennsylvania State College, B.A. and M.Ed Fox Township High School Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry 9 CLCDL JANE BROWN E Swarthmore College, B.A. Pennsylvania State Columbia University, College, B,S, English IV, Latin I, Home Economics, Library, Flambeau F.H.A. - 041' ,Q 5 BARBARA DALE Dickinson College, A.B. Bucknell University, English I, II, Spanish I, II, Newspaper Club, Cheerleaders 1 4. 7 I , ..- X RICHARD FOX MAHLON JOHNSON Pennsylvania State College, Westminster College, B.A. B.A. 81 M.Ed Bucknell University, Civics, General Science, Physics, P. of D., History II, Camera Algebra, Jr. Class Advisor, Club, Student Council Intra-murals, I. V. Basketball 10 f 5 , r X 1 Q ,, xy E FX . Q X s. acmgf Y , v xii LOUISE KOVACK Indiana State Teachers College, B. S., Universitv of Pittsburgh, Commercial Subjects, Newspaper Club, Activities Fund ah-df IUDITH RETOHT PCIH19VlV lIlI'l St'1te Colle fe, ., . . . 5, B.A., English I, III, Civics, Dramatics Club, Sophomore Advisor, Flambeau, Tri-Hi-Y, All School Play MARIE MACKIN Pennsylvania State College, B.A., Latin II, General Mathematics, Chemistry, Plane Ceoinetrv, Senior Advisor, Student Council junior-Senior Prom DONALD SOLIDA Lock Haven, B.S., Algebra I, II, Civics, Rifle Club, Athletic Council, junior Play Ns 'S 11 MAE PROESL Pennsylvania Wornerfs College, B.A., Pennsylvania State College, Biology, VVorld History, Senior Play, Asscniblv, leader, Tri-Hi-Y, KQ ffl, eniom You may rejoice that you are arrived at the height of your desires. om... .i,? A , Standing: P. Mackin, R. Kitchen, D. Brown, VV. Fitzpatrick, G. Cent Sitting: M. Weber, I. Clark, Mrs. Mackin, D. Rafferty, M. Lawless. 13 X in Y-. v F. .V . 'vii in MARTHA BEARFIELD Usually has gum . . . friendly . . . good writer . . . neat . . . spends her nites with Dario . . . stu- dius. WILLA BORING Has a smile for every- one . . . basketball fan . . . cute blonde . . . ambition is to he an accountant. CAYNELL BEER ERMA BOGLE Main interest is George Argues with Mr. john- . . . our pioneer . . . Sandy son . . . eute . . . loves to supporter . . . neat dres- have a good time . . . ar- ser . . . Tri-Hi-Y Seere- tistie ability . . . class tary. pl avs. KATHRYN BOWES DAVID BROWN Cheerleader in her Iu- Lil'es fishing and hunt- nior year . . . likes Home ing . . . tall . , . likes to Ee .... quiet . . .Spanish bother girls . . . mother student . . . Baseball fan. nlelv . . . likes to argue. frm SHIRLEY BOLAM Never quiet . . . been with us since first grade . . . always laughing . . . likes jokes . . . good pi- anist. DIANA BROWN Good English student . . . red hair . . . Mrs. Brown's Av student . . . expert typist . . . tall and graceful. . I 14 JJ' 64w,Lf d, ,. 'ls P4 ry t 3, janv ALICE CARD MIKE CIMINO JANE CLARK CLAIR CLYDE Plays guitar . . . will One of our smaller sen- Transferred from Tunk- A whiz in science and be married soon . . . lives ior boys . . . rides the Sa- liannock in her senior math . , . general nui- in Sabula . . . head above bula bus . . . quiet . . . year . . . loves sports . . . sauce in class . . . loves the clouds . . . dramatic good English student. , . Student Council repre- to pester . . . projection ability. Doddie,s', pal. sentative. club, class plays. JOE DEASEY ROBERT DODD DONNA DUNLAP WILEY FITZPATRICK Tull . . . quiet . . . seen Good naturcd . . . quiet Member of Library Varsity basketball cen- but not heard . . . plays . . . good worker . . . club . . . Flambeau trea- ter for 3 years , . . wavy baseball well . . . good drives a truck . . . makes surer . . . good typist hair . . . class president 4 student . . . can usually good fudge . . . always . . . ambitious . . . collects years . . . loves cake . . . be seen at Beechwoods. seen chewing gum. liankies . . . loves com- Hi-Y president . . . cute mer -ial. , grin, K I 'Wi J! Y 14 ld' fui fl 'I 15 1 fix--, gJ',iA.,1-If WV rl ll'ffi'fW'L THOMAS KEEN Library club . . , al- in '1 hurry when GEORGE CENT of Pittsburgh Great fan . Pirates . . . always in a ways . hurry on the highwav driving ..'. . may be heard . . . member of Athletic ' arguing about ears any Council . . . jokes. time of the day. ALICE KNESS ROSE KOT Very quiet . . . good VV'ell-groomed nails . .. humor . . . sparkling eyes good artist . . . beautiful . . . studious . . . hails dark hair. . . spends her from West Liberty . . . time having fun with An- ' terest in all. na. shows in Tal does 1 it, bu VIN KESSLER ROBERT KITCHEN Good natured . . . su- MAR per salesman . . . basket- . M S oing . . . ork when he meets ball varsity 2 year . . . l is lroks for it d'1iry1nan . . . 1 l...easyg ,V . t never 4 . s usually seen with future K favorite pastime is pes- . . . i Dave. tt-ring the girls, DOIROTHY KUNTZ MARALYN LAWLESS Library club . , . quiet Canit talk Without us- . . . sincere . . . cute . . . ing hands . . . cheerlead- gets along with everyone er for 4 years . . . plans .. Tri-Hi-Yinember. . . X to nurse . . . loves to studious. ,A ' if dance . . . argues in P of I in ' J D. class. 1 . ' r fir' IN V ix, J N if I Malts P . U A JJ in u LQyX 'r s-1' 16 D -lf' ' 1' ,I if 'lffyw 'ffl A JU Ji? 1,1 1 'ffl Z fl . if ' S 4' A lv ,,.. r I, I I If f ,P ry isa JEAN LJNES Another one of our gum girlsy' . . . alway has a smile for everyone . . . never gets angry . . . helps all with Spanish. MARCIE PALUMBO Quiet . . . congenial . . . seen but not heard . . . neat and sweet . . . Tri- Hi-Y member . . . anxious to please everyone. ANNA LITCH Horses are Anna's fa- vorite hobby . . , likes to play mushhall . . . for- ever telling jokes . . . Rosc-'s best friend. MARJOKIE PATCHELL One of our cheerlead- ers . . , editor of Sandy Pattern . . . would like to be a journalist . . . likes dancing . . . very active. PAUL MACKIN Editor of the Flam- beau . . . Senior class treasurer . . . class plays . . .plans for college next year. ALAN PIFER One of the most mis- chievous Senior boys . . . well known for his trea- surers ability . . . always reading books. JEAN NAUGLE A real friend . . . an engaged gal . . . ability to express her opinions . . . little girl complexion . . . Herbie . BETTY POWERS Small brunette . . . can usually be found at some good movie . . . Iohnnie . . . Dramatics Club . . . willing to try. 17 'qi L . , .. I . as 1 . . i L, I K ,ext I. .'i . . A 1 . . , xl' V L . f X L .-,i t . 3, U . Lt DONNA RAFFERTY President of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Student treasurer . . . likes to square dance . . . drives jeep station Wagon . . . engaging smile. JANE ROSS Good skater . . . chief attraction-Reynoldsville never gets enough sleep . . . is always bring- ing new fads. JEAN READ Always giggling . . . ushers at the Avenue . . . loves gum . . . Hughie . . . Monais pal . . . types like mad. ROBERTA RUSSEL Short and sweet . . . has a quiet smile for all . . . raven black hair . . . loves red . . . clear voice . . . happiness. L u I ' X Q + .r , DUA Pla good heart plays SA NE REASINCER s basketball . . . y . dresser . . . Willals interest . . , witty takes part in class . . . popular. RAH SCHUCKERS Attractive . . . plans to spend Bo dec her future with bw . . . has the interior irating bug . . . beau- tiful hair. LEONA REASINCER Always smiling . . . cute redhead . . . Jerrys secretary . . . smooth dancer . . . Library club . . assistant editor of Flamheau. BETTY SHAFFER Always calm . . . al- ways collected , . . good posture . . quietly enjoys her work and her friends. f H Qi A KN- , s 18 AL, :J ity . Y 5 ,ff 1 1 4 X'X1:2jfKhg. lax vv,l AS!773f X S . I J ,J .PAK .1 ' XJ .1 pf 'wiv DOROTHY SHAFFER Commercial student . . . good ' ' speaking voice . . . an absolute necessary ad- dition to a classroom . . . conscientious. MARIAN WHIPPLE Jolly . . . loves to eat . . . Miss Kovaclfs special student . . . can bc found driving the f' ' amily car . . . Rosa,'. ROBERT SPRACUE Meet the Illtl , 2 3 doctor of the senior class . . . General handy-man about school . . . often stage manager for plays. BIONA WILSON Her voice is gentle . , . sheis a sinccrc friend to all who ask her friend- I . sup . . . her smile is kind. NORMA STRAWBRIDGE Good natured . . . loves a good joke . . . never drives under 50 mph . . . likes the Brockway at- mosphere . . . plans to liv- ' Q 1 ln Buffalo. RONALD WILSON Athletic Council . . . fun . . . basketball player . . . Hi-Y secretary . . . came from DuBois in junior year . . . intra- murals . . 1 ' . Senior play. wrjdo tw-md 5 , YNMW Acting ability . . . member of Athletic Council . , . Notre Dame fan . . . always reading poetry . . . always scrounging. JACK WOIKA Student Council presi- dent . . . noted for his flashy shirts . , . Hi-Y treasurer . . . generous . . . drives ' .1 Chrysler. 19 enior KKULZM Jgidforu She and Aladdin reigned to-gether for many years and left numerous and illustrious posterity. AS FRESHMEN '46 - '47 After entering, one of the first things we did was to elect olficers and to choose our class flower, colors and motto. Our flower is the white rose: the colors are blue and gold, and the motto is, Our aim success, our hope to win. Many boys were on the IayVee basketball team and Maralyn Lawless was chosen as a cheerleader. Wiley Fitzpatrick, Iean Naugle, and Erma Bogle took part in the All School Play. OFFICERS President .,., .. ..,,.....,.,,.,,....,... Wiley Fitzpatrick V. President ..,. . ........... George Gent Secretary .... .. .. Donna Rafferty Treasurer .,.... , . Alan Pifer Class Advisor .......,,.... ...............,,. .... . . Miss Boyd AS SOPHOMORES '47 - '48 Now that we are Sophomores we feel that we are on top of the world. Wiley Fitzpatrick and Don Unsworth were placed on the Varsity basketball team. Maralyn Lawless and Margie Patchell were cheerleaders. Our class play The Skeleton Walks, was a spine tingling success. OFFICERS President .,...,. ...,..,.....,.. ...,. W iley Fitzpatrick V. President ....., .,.... .,... C e orge Gent Secretary ....... ....... D onna Rafferty Treasurer ....... .........,.... A lan Pifer Reporter ..... ...... .,,..,.... D o n Unsworth Class Advisor .,,.,.. ...,...... M r. johnson AS IUNIORS '48 - '49 At last-juniors and upper-classmen. The first big event of the year was when we received our class rings before Thanksgiving vacation. Move-up was an event to be long remembered. Everyone enjoyed the prom immensely. Our class play My Heart's in High was a great suc- cess. President .. ...... ,.,..... W iley Fitzpatrick V. President ...... ....... L eona Reasinger Secretary ........ ....... D onna Dunlap Treasurer ...,... Alan Pifer Reporter .................... ........ D on Unsworth Athletic Council .,.... .,.. M aralyn Lawless, George Cent Class Advisor . ........ . Mr. Fox AS SENIORS '49 - '50 Now that we are'seniors, we feel that we practically own the school. Our class play was a big success. Many boys tried out for basketball. Class pictures and graduation kept us quite busy but then came Thanksgiving and ncxt, Christmas. We really enjoyed our vacations, but only to come back and study for Exams. It seemed no time at all until Easter was here. Next came Move-Up Day Exercises and Prom, and finally Craduationg something we have worked and looked forward to for a long time. OFFICERS President .......,.. .. ...,................. Wiley Fitzpatrick V. President ..,.... ....,.... B ob Kitchen Secretary ...,,... ,..... D onna Rafferty Treasurer . ,.....,.. ......... P aul Mackin Reporter ...,....... ,.......,.......,.............. Dave Brown Athletic Council . ..........,...,,..........., Marian Weber Maralyn Lawless, George Cent Student Council ..... ..., ............ , . ........ ane Clark Jae W! an llfammf Go therefore boldly and you shall be rich all your lives. We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty do hereby bequeath the following properties to the members of the lower classes as hereby designated: Martha Bearfield ....,......,.... Gaynell Beer .....,,,.,. .....,,,.. Erma Bogle ..,..,. Shirley Bolam ...... Willa Boring ......,..,. .....,.,., Kathryn Bowes ....... .......,.. David Brown ........, Diana Brown A... .,.. Alice Card ,..,,.,.,.. Jane Clark .....,. Clair Clyde ,.,.4,.,. Mike Cimino ...,.., Joe Deasey l.l........,, Robert Dodd .......,.,.l,.,.......r. Donna Dunlap .,...,.......,...... Wiley Fitzpatrick ...a..r,...., George Gent .,....,,.,.......,.,,.,. Thomas Keen ....,..ll Marvin Kessler ..,.... Robert Kitchen ...,... Alice Kness .....,... Rose Kot l..........,. Dorothy Kuntz ....... Maralyn Lawless ....,,.......,. lean Lines .....,....,,... Anna Litch ....,.l..,,.. Paul Mackin ...r.,.. lean Naugle .... . Marjorie Palumbo Marjorie Patchell ...,,.,.....,... Alan Plfer ...........r... Betty Powers ...,..,.. lane Ross ,. Donna Rafferty .. ..,,.,..,.... ,, Tean Read ..,.rli . Duane Reasinger Leona Reasinger Sarah Schuckers Dorothy Shaffer .,. .,l.....,. .... Betty Shaffer .. ,... .. Robert Sprague . . Norma Strawbrid e g Marian Weber .......,.,........, Marian Whipple ..., Mona Wilson .......,. Ronald Wilson .....l, Tack Wolka ....l,l,....... Roberta Russell .,.......,........ leaves her neatness to Avis Gent. leaves happily. leaves her pleasing p I . ersonality to some little freshman. eaves her smile to Mary Kelly. leaves her sense of humor to Delores Kurtz. leaves her short hair to Pat Brown. leaves his laugh to Robert Richardson. leaves her red hair t Tucky Fitzpatrick. leaves to become Mfls. Gerald Duttry. leaves her blonde ha leaves his blonde hai leaves his height to I ir to Iosephine Cimino. r to Raymond Tapper. oe Vida. leaves his car trouble to Bob Patchell. leaves his gum to any leaves her seat in the leaves his wittiness te leaves his jokes to W leaves his ability to bequeaths his know leaves his many girl leaves her shyness to leaves her pretty fin fone who wants it. typing room to her sister. J Larry',. illiam Tinker. how to anyone 1n ne d of it. riends to Charles McDivitt. Helen Ann Good ernalls to Margaret Rutkowski. leaves her seat in Rogfim 4 to jim Shaffer. leaves her cheering leaves her talkativen leaves her mushball leaves his car troubl rque to Richard Sierzega. b ility to Nonie',. ss to Grace Ellis. bility to Lois Kougher. s to Skip,' Spigelmyer. leaves to become a married woman. leaves her height to ue Calvert. leaves her cheering gbilitv to Marian Lee Timlin. bequeaths his Spanis h ability to Bil1 . leaves her quietness to the noisy freshmen. leaves her laugh to lessie Bundy. leaves her seat in the Library to Shirley. leaves her shortness to Annette Hayes. leaves his personality to his brother, Dick. leaves her seat in the leaves her sweet smil Library to her sister. Aleen. to any old sourpuss leaves her nice hair styles to anyone who hasnit her gift. e ' . . . G . leaves her boy friend. to some little spinster. leaves his janitorial jlub to Elwood. leaves quietly. bequeaths her Chemistry ability to lack Calvert. leaves her pistol to tlie Lone Ranger. leaves her natural curly hair to anyone who needs it. leaves his basketball ability to the new Freshmen nlayers. leaves his flashy shirts to Allan Dodd. bequeaths her quietness to her brother, David. 22 SIGNED Dee jay Dunlap oilaalltta 0 faeo A PREVIEW OF THE BEST NEW STORIES. After he had resorted to a long course of magic ceremonies and had formed a horoscope by which to ascertain Aladdins, fate, what was his surprise to find the appearances to declare that Aladdin was living in royal splendor, by the aid of the genie ofthe wonderful lamp. Ian. 3-Tampa-David Brown, now with Ringling Broth- ers Circus as the Indian Rubber Man, voted America's favorite circus performer. Ian. 12-Mike Cimino of DuBois, Pa., wins world heavy- weight boxing championship. Ian. 20--Detroit-Clair Clyde invents wonder car which will do away completely with all mechanical breakdowns. This is possible as they have no motors. Ian. 26-DuBois-joe Deasey nominated as the coun- try's most considerate father. Feb. 6-Clearfield-Bob Dodd has just been named as the new country fami agent. Feb. 10-Hollywood-Wiley Fitzpatrick, Americals num- ber one heartthrob, wins third Academy Award. Feb. 15-Indianapolis-Hot-rod king George Gent takes first place at speedway races. Feb. 28-Hollywood-Playboy Thomas Keen announces his engagement to Betty Grable's daughter Vicky. Mar. 1-Rochester-World famous chemist, Marvin Kess- ler, accused of performing experiments on human guinea pigs. Mar. 9-DuBois--Robert Kitchen, president of Kitchen's Dairy Association, announces a better method of pasteuri- zation of milk. Mar. 20-Paul Mackin appointed head of all Pennsyl- vania asylums for the insane. Mar. 30-DuBois-Rev. Alan Pifer arouses entire com- munity by unethical methods of conducting church ser- vices. Apr. 4-New York-Multi-millionaire Duane Reasinger buys out Standard Oil Company. Apr. 5-Clearfield-Robert Sprague wins county hog- calling championship. Apr. 15-Baton Rouge-Ronald Wilson wins four yachts and a New York skyscraper in one poker game. Apr. 17-Pittsburgh-Bartender Jack Woika, invents a milk cocktail, destined to become America's national drink. Apr. 29-DuBois-Gent's Sweet Shop Skyrocketed to national fame as manageress, Cay Beer, invents a sun- dae which sweeps the country. May 8-Phila.-Concert soprano, Erma Bogle, gives con- cert at Carnegie. May 12-Chicago-News Commentator, Shirley Bolam, voted best broadcaster. May 17-Paris-Designer, Willa Boring, has just created a new, new look. May 23-New York-Kathryn Bowes named America's leading business woman. May 30-Cleveland-Nurse, Diana Brown, saves four- teen aged patients when hospital is destroyed by fire. June 10-New York-Chamber Maid Alice Card, finds robbery loot in hotel room. June 18-State College-jane Clark sets new record by completing four years in one. June 27-Hollywood-Donna Dunlap, young starlet, has iust joined the Aga Khan Harem. Rita resigned. July 1-Washington-Congresswoman, Alice Kness ac- cuses administration of dishonest trade agreements. Iuly 2-DuBois-Rose Kot becomes professor of Zoology at the DuBois Center. July 26-DuBois-Dot Kuntz, district manager of Wool- worth's, has granted all employees a 50'Z: wage increase. Aug. 10-Pasadena-Maralyn Lawless named Supervisor of nurses at Univ. S. C. Aug. 19-San Francisco-Jean Lines noted missionary, returns from Africa. Aug. 31-Harrisburg-Charge of extreme cruelty drop- ped in case of prison matron, Anna Litch, Sept. 2-New York-jean Naugle elected president of the New York Stock Exchange. V Sept. 7-Chicago-Marjorie Palumbo, reporter of-.the Chicago Sun, gets inside story of international dope ring. Sept. 29-Boston- Now or Neverl' by Marjorie Patchell acclaimed as the best book since Gone With the Windn. Oct. 3-Paris-Hair stylist, Betty Powers, makes sensa- tion in Paris fashion circles. Oct. 5-Cleveland-Yellow Cab Company of Cleveland purchased by Donna Rafferty. Oct. 12-New York-Comedienne, Jean Read, named as nation's favorite television entertainer. Oct. 17-Chicago-Leona Reasinger, secretary to Dr. IohnnWall, has just been named the Secretary of the year. Nov. 4-Washington-jane Ross elected as nation's first Woman president. Nov. 6-Hollywood-Sarah Schuckers has just finished an interior decorating job in Clark Gablels new million dollar ranch house. Nov. 12-Nome, Alaska-Admiral Byrd announces the appointment of Betty Shaffer as an interpreter for the Eskirnos. Nov. 20-Austin-Botanist Dorothy Shaffer develops a black and white rose. Nov. 21-Albany-John Rockfeller's chauffeur, Norma Strawbridge, questioned in disappearance of three of his Cadillacs. Nov. 31-Brookgfn-Marian Weber, named as manager of Brooklyn Do gers, resigns position of football coach at Notre Dame. Dec. 9-Clearfield-Modern Old People's Home dedicat- ed at Clearfield. Project was financed by banker, Marian Whipple. Dec. 15-Washington-General Mona Wilson appointed commander of WAC,s. Dec. 23-Washington-Roberta Russel appointed as RU. S. Ambassador to Tibet. .- . w as I . ,fiik . 3, N! , cf... U 25,5 Q 1' S l 4 g wrt fluff . , 1 Q M ff E2 is ,L l 'W qw., ,w 1 .im-, y .5 Q sf 1 As.. ,Y .Q 1. 17 A H iii! ilii .r n .......,5 Y fm... .,,..,.. ,, M,,.,, .1 W... .1 A QM 4 if ' eH : H . w ,:.,'. ::':1:5..':.?iff.Z . ffl? 'iii be-:.1:'Hl '-X F Q' . . .. , . . ., ,. V-,, Q. - M ,. A -F. -,N ww ,.zgg,,, 5 .,. f 1 -- ' H i ., I l sz P' 4 'J Q .3 . 1 YJ: , 3 - lf-Q.. .. .Q V . . I, .... , ..,., K. .ii .. ins, S W l f i ,K f 55? in K K J S . 3 .. it . 3' ' A . f ..,w,' S' l l I ,jQjg',,,,..,. fp-fd . R' 6 tm' . 1 .15 .J Q A:.,5 5 Row I-M. R. Christian. Row II-R, Dodd. Row III--J. Lines. Row IV-C. R. Patcbcll. Row V-L. Snedden. Row VI-B. .. fkww .Qwig 4 Bocbert, S. Brcck, D. Bundy, M. Burns, Cooper, R. Conrad, R. Conrad, V. Costcn, Droncv, C. Dunlap, C. Ellis, P. Elniski, l ML-Divitt, L. McNally, D. Mt-Intosb, D. IN Q Peterson, N. Rafferty, J. Robbins, A. Sal, Suydvr, B. Spcssz-rt, S, Spigelnlyer, R. Tal 24 ,fn I. Calvert, C. Campbell, j. Campbcll E. Cowie, V. Crawford, C. Dcpello, A. JI. Fitzpatrick, P. Fridlcy, R. Jacobs, L. Iclson, D. Nelson, S. Nelson, M. Owcns, ada, C. Scbocb, A. Scull, H. Smith, I Jper, 1. Thompson, I. Walk. anion Kfaad I have one thing to requestg it is to stay with me, that you may eflify me with your way of living, . ,ff ,f . , 5 and that I may learn from your good W V in 5 example. Q. At last we are upperclassmen! We are look- ing forward to a lot of fun, work, and good times with everyone striving to succeed. Soon after school started we elected Mr. Fox as our advisor, and the officers pictured above. A committee was chosen to help select our class rings. They were Kathryn Burkett, Donna Calentine, Mary Fitzpatrick, Norman Rafferty, Iack Crosswaite, and Sheldon Spigelmyer. We 5 . .ag 'Wu OFFICERS President .,.,t....,.....,......t..,.,. I. Crosswaite Vice President .,...... ..,......... I . Harvey Secretary ...4,.4..,... r....,..,.. M . Brasseur Treasurer ....,t....r.......r,,..,..t N. Bellingham Athletic Council ...,.. C. Beer, F. Murray I. Harvey Class reporter ,.,....,............,.,,..., K. Burkett Class representative in Student Council .,.....,.., D. Calentine received our rings December sixteenth, and were very much pleased with them. Our class play Backwoods Romeo was a success, and helped us through our financial dif- ficulties. Plans for our junior-Senior Prom were made and carried out by the Prom Committee. We hope that everyone had a good time. VVe are now certainly looking forward to next year when We all hope to be seniors. 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We returned to school September 6, for the 1949-50 season, no longer greenies but now Sophomores. At our first class meeting we elected officers, Claud Schuckers retaining his position as president for the second consecutive year. This year Miss Retort was chosen our advisor. Several members of our class were chosen for the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs. We, too, did very well in sports this year, and hope to do as well next. We were very proud to have six of our girls chosen as cheerleaders, five for the junior-Varsity, and one for the Varsity. x I' CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS White Rose Green and White I-J. Anderson, I. Boring, I. Brown, P, Brown, H. Bundy, B. Clark, J. Chittister, H. Clarke. II-G. Clontz, P. Connor, P. Conway, H. Craven, I. Cunningham, R. Delarme, S. Delong, I. Duttry. IH-R. F rano, H. Good, N. Hallowell, A. Hand, W. Hand, M. Harbinson, S. Harmick, A. Hayes. IV-I. Hess, D. Hockin, R. Kelly, I. Kitchen, D. Kness, L. Kougher, J. Krach, L. Kurten. V-D. Kurtz, I. Kurtz, W. Lawless, H. McClintock, K. McCarry, C. Monella, S. Naugle, T. Palumbo. VI-D. Pyne, M. L. Schalk, R. Sierzega, A. Smith, M. Smith, S. Solida, R. Spicher, B. Sprague. VII-I. Stankovitz, M. Sterling, M. Tapper, M. L. Timlin, B. Tinker, A. Vardy, R. Walk, N. Walters. VIII-S. Wank, B. Wingrove, H. Yount. 27 l l'85Al'1fL8l'L l am ready Io obey 6L5.'5 as u slave. JAM ....s...w-wfwv 12125 2' adv! si X fi J arf -8 9 w I Mf' -ny' A f- . 1 ii or J 0 ,,',i ,,'i P ,ag-I-.,. , - -1- .. .. awww- ' - ,. I 2 -: -- A we 7 . s i We A ' - A l All f .wzyt H' -ff 1 1 Q 1. 4... JAMA-fl COLORS MOTTO FLQWEH Blue Sz Gold Succeed, We can, we must, we will. VVh1te rose PACE 28 PAGE 29, TOP Row I-I. Allen, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, S. Anthony, W. Bearfield, R. Beer, K. Boucher, D. Bowen. Row II-N. Bowes, S. Bnice, E. Brumbaugh, J. Bundy, D. Burns, P. Burns, S. Calvert, N. Campbell. Row III-J. Card, C. Carlson, 1. Carlson, F. Christian I. Cimino, D. Conway, C, Cooper, B. DeLong. Row IV-J. Delong, P. Delp, J. Dixon, J. Domitrovich J. Droney, D. Duffalo, I. Duttry, D. Dunlap. Row V-J. Dunlap, N. Ellis, R. Fink, L. Fitzpatrick, J. Calentine, H. Giles, D. Good, M. Guiher. Row VI--B. Hagen, I. Halstead, S. Henry, M. Hess, S. Hoover, C. johnson, P. Johnson, M. Kelly. Row VII-R. Kessler, R. Kessler, W. Kessler, J. Krach I. Kurten, R. Liddle, N. Lucore, R. Marshall. Row VIII-B. McDonald, D. McGlinsky, G. Miller, D Molnar, M. Murray, I. Nelson, K. Nelson, M. Noble. w s 2 Row I-R. Pierce, NV. Pifer, D. Powers, E. Powers, C. Puyda, S. Rafferty, R. Rainey, A. Reasinger. Row II-J. Reasinger, R. Reasinger, R, Richardson, M. Rickard, I. Robbins, D. Russel, M. Rutkowski, S. Salada. Row III--E.. Scull, I. Scary, C. Shaffer, I. Shaffer, L. Shaffer, V. Shaffer, B. Smiley, D. Snedden. Row IV-D. Spafford, L. Stewart, N. Swack, S. Thomp- son, W. Tinker, L. Trude, W. VanSice, H. Walk. Row V-S. Wayne, C. Whipple, J. Woika, D. Zdroski, B. Zilleox. OFFICERS President . . . . , ..,.. Kenneth Boucher Stud. Council . .... .,.....,,.,.... R ichard Liddle V. President ,..,.. ..... I ames Krach Class Reporter ,.,. .,.. . .Charlotte Anderson Secretary ,.,,.., ,....... C arol Iohnson Athletic Council ,..,. .Larry Fitzpatrick Treasurer ...... ...William Pifer Class Advisor ....... ,........,.. M r. johnson iam? f 9 DEAR DIARY: Sept. 6. Back to school again after a glorious like to be a senior My, there are a lot of new Sept. 7 The freshmen girls look very handsom young things should be seen and not heard. Hn C Sept. 13. John Barry Day. The freshmen are and can find the up stairs and the down,' sta Sept. 17. Constitution Day. And are we glad to Oct. 9. Fire Prevention Week. We wonder w sored by the Sandy Fire Department. It woul donlt know about us and the English language. Oct. Oct. 21. Senior play Just Duckyv . . . we did ding amateurs in the class. The class prophet 17. Beginning of Pennsylvania Week . . the prophecy. . a n't cou Oct. 31. Hallolween and young pranksters ha night. Bad news-report cards are ready. Whla go v'n -7950 mer. Wonder what it will feel es. with their clothes inside out. But finally catching on to the routine iirs be good old Americans. will win the essay contest spon- be fun if it were a senior. But I wonderful state. know that we had so many bud- ld sure find some leads here for g fun soaping our windows last t a headache! Nov. 10. No accidents reported but Clair is w ndering about his car insurance. Everyone enjoyed Lt. Wall's message on the mganing of Armistice Day. Nov. 23. Turkey feathers flying, and we are all set for a turkey rodeo. Nov. 28. Rodeo is over, but there are pleasant memories of a happy holiday. Dec. 1. Junior Play. Not bad, not bad! Iuniorrs. Put you in practice for next year. Maybe your play success will guarantee a super Prom. Dec. 2. Our Varsity played the Alumni tonight and we were proud of them. But, Dec. Dec. too, we were mighty proud of our past m 4. Another so called day of rest. 6. The Varsity and the cheer leaders C1 3 X Ridgeway tonight and are we tired but happy to Dec. 13. Dear Diary: Welre almost too tired ing, basketball with DuBois Dec. 9, another wi Dec. 21. The Hi-Y certainly did a beautiful jo th b I mustn't forget that Room 7 won the annual eighth graders have good taste when picking o The Xmas program today was lovely. Th ut ed nbers, they're still good. nd the Sandy spectators played vith success. write what with Christmas com- Sigel Dec. 13, and more parties! f decorating for Xmas. Oh, and rize for room decorations. The he best room. ir was filled with the most beau- Chorus sang almost better than ny. Vacation . . . will see you tiful sounds when the Clee Club and the Mixedb they knew how . . . they sure know their harm next year. W Ian. 3. Back to school again with a whole ne unpublished up to now. But, dear Diary, we'd li 1. Marna Brasseur resolves to sit at no mc skirts. 2. Mr. Robinson promises to permit whistl vide a key for all late comers. 3. The Varsity and Jay-Vees resolve to o 30 ut set of resolutions, most of them ke you to hear some of them. re desks and so to tear no more ing in all his classes, and to pro- do all others. dar? - 1950 4. Mrs. Browne swears to permit comic books in the library. 5. Jack Calvert promises to study at least until exams are over. 6. The Seniors resolve to be the best class to graduate from Sandy. 7. Mrs. Mackin resolves to make an attempt to attend Commencement. 8. Norman and Ray C. promise to be the world's leading chefs. 9. Mrs. Proesl promises to take no more roll in her class. 10. Mr. Johnson swears to flunk only everybody. Ian. 4. We played a return game with Ridgeway and another game with Big Run is due. We are so proud of the boys this year. The high school is in a fog, literally as well as figuratively.' We wonder if thoughts of the onspeeding exams have any thing to do with a mental fog. Ian. 13. Sandy vs. Falls Creek, Sandy vs. Reynoldsville, Sandy vs. Summerville, Sandy here, Sandy there, Sandy everywhere and always on top. Ian. 17. Bi-annual torture begins. Twas ever thus, I wish the fog had lifted two months ago. Ian. 18. More exams, I donit have time to write. Have to plug. Jan. 19. More exams. Who the dickens wrote Shakespeare? I still can't figure how they figure when the battle of 1812 was fought. But no one else in the class knew so why should I. jan. 20. january should be called the rainy month. Ian. 23. Marks come out. A silence period observed as fervent prayers are sent home. A new resolve to study. Feb. 1. More games, more fun, more losses, more won. And thus life flows gently on. We go to press. Wish us luck. P. S. Dear Diary: I forgot when I signed off that there were lots of things coming up that I can,t wait for and wanted you to know about, so I'll add a note. Apr. 6. We will desert the high school for a grand spring vacation. I hope you'll be thar Henryv. Apr. 28. The Seniors take over for the day. I wonder what kind of teachers they will make . . . maybe better than the best. Who knows? Anyone can answer that one. Worse. Anyway it will be more than fun to see our own classmates try to equal those who have taught us so diligently. May 5. The Sophomores have achance to show their stage ability when they put on their play. We hope it is good brothers. May 26. The climax of the year, classmates. That is Move-Up Day and the Prom. I wonder who the Queen will be, and if the Junior Prom will be up to par. I canit help but think the latter will be, as the Juniors are right on the Ball, when it comes to fun. We well remember last yearis Prom and the elegance involved. Ma 28. The end . . . Commencement and Baccalaureate. We certainly are loolfling forward to this. Mrs. Mackin is in charge of both and we know it will be something we never will forget. 31 Aladdin and his mother had an inexhaustihle treasure in their lamp, and might have whatever they wished for. .xgcfiuilfiea ,Qadenf QDLVLCI: Row I. W. Pifer, I. Galentine, D. Courtnely, J. Calvert, F. Christian, I. Chittester. Row II. Mrs. Mackin, D. Galentine, I. C ark, C. Clyde, I. Woiku, A. Gent, R. Kessler, Mr. Johnson, M. Brasseur. 33 .ig fry First Row: J. Harvey, G. Depello, R. Wilson, N, Rafferty, C. Clyde, F. Murray. Second Row: J. Vvoika, L. Daugherty, R. Patchell, Mr. Robinson, C. Beer, R. Frano, P. Mackin, R. Kitchen. Third Row: A. Piter, D. Brown, C. Cent, WV. Fitzpatrick, S, Spigelinvcr, D. Reasinger, R. WVilson. Seek the company of wise and prudent men, to improve by their conversation. The Hi-Y Club this past year has again maintained the Coca-Cola machine which Was installed last school term for the student btmdy. It has participated in the District Rally and has sent a representative to the conference in Pittsburgh. l Through the efforts of the Hi-Y various spealcers were chosen for the evening meetings throughout the year. i OFFICERS President . , ...., , , VViley Fitzpatrick Vice President . . . .. . Fred Murray Secretary . .. . Ronald Wilson Treasurer ,. ., . .jack WVoika 34 7 QP A ri-,A She is the acl1ni1'ati0n of the whole town, for her conduct and her exemplary life. The Tri-Hi-Y has had a full year of activity. The twenty new members were initiated, when we had a joint meeting and initiation with the Hi-Y. At Christmas time the Hi-Y, and the Tri-I-Ii-Y sponsored a charity drive for the Salvation Army, which turned out most successful. Throughout the year we attended churches of various denominations. The year ended very happily with a very pleasant mother and daughter banquet. OFFICERS President . . Donna Rafferty Vice President , . ,. . . . Iean Naugle Treasurer . . , . . Erma Bogle Corresponding Secretary . Nancy Bellingham Recording Secretary . Caynell Beer Row I. M. Palumbo, L. Reasingcr, J. Droney, M. Bot-hert, B. Snyder, L, Lines, M. Tilnlin, S. Naugle, I. Kitchen Row II. Miss Retort, VV. Boring. R. Kelly, T. Palumbo, C. Schoch, M. Fitzpatrick, D. Calentinc, S. Schuckcrs C. Beer, Mrs. Proesl. Row III, D. Kuntz, I. Ross, M. Patch:-ll, D. Dunlap, M. Lawless, A. Cont, S. Bolam, M. Whipple. Row IV. N. Strawbridgc. M. Shalk, M. Bearfield, D. Rafferty, J. Boring, J. Naugle. 35 Qnffdf j'636L:5lftl g First Row: Miss Koxuch, P. Dt-lp, N. Haffcrty, A. Scull, Mr. Fox, A. Reasingcr, I. Smith, Mrs. Clark, L. Daugherty. ?econd Row: E. Bugle. J. NVoika, D. Dunlap, P. Mat-kin, A. Gent, M. Timlin, J. Harvey, D. Ruf- erty. l The Genie then showecl him the treasure, which was opened hy a t1'easu1'ei', where Aladdin saw large vases of different sizes, piled up to the top with money, trangea' all rounrl the chclinher. The Central Treasury consists of a treasurlir from each cluh, each class, and a student fl'921Qll1'6'l'. It is up to the Student Treasurer to keep a record of all transactions carried on hy the various organizations. The purpose of the Central Treasury is to keep an accurate record of all the school finances. X l l l l l l l l l 36 l .ziiai as Row I. J. Snedden, R. Patehell, T. Keene, D. Dunlap, S, Spigelmyer, I. Crosswaite. Row II. D. Kuntz, L. Reasinger, Mrs. Browne. H Row III. M. Brasseur, C. Sehuekers, M, Fitzpatrick, P. Maekin, D. Rafferty. M. Harbison. He had learned from his magic books the .secret and the value of his wonderful lamp. The Library Club got off to a good start with quite a few new members: Marian Harbison, Mary Lou Schalk, Claude Schuckers, lack Crosswaite and lack Snedden. At the beginning of the year we received many new books through contribution or, purchase. Too, as members of the Junior Literary Guild, we received two new books each month. Our hope to increase library usage was carried out by listing each pupil and the books read bv each in an attempt to determine the kind of reading the average student enjoyed. The second experiment was Magazine Datan published month- ly. OFF If I ERS President ,. .. . Paul Mackin Vice President , Mary Fitzpatrick Secretary . , . . . Mary Lou Schalk Treasurer .... Donna Dunlap 87 Qfofbcfion Y Y C. Clydv, H. Sprzlguc, x1I'.AlUllllSUIl, C. SL'h1lQ'kel's. Uflzen if lnccfmnc unite dark, he zmllefl HIC lamp out of his lareasf and rublzerl it. Tha- purpose of thc Proicctor Club is to :show movic-s to tht- cntirc- studont hotly. Sumo movies are Sll0VV'11:Pll1'ClY for Cl1tC1'tilil11HCIlt. While others 1111- 6'ClllC21ti0llill ones, shown iu the diffcwcut classes. T110 projcctor is cquippc-cl with an automatic Pll01l0gl'LlPll and a microphone, which are used in usscmblips and between play acts, 88 wi 54.4 P. Conway, K. McCarry, R. Richardson. Mr. Solida, NV. Hand, A. Hand, L. Shaffer, T. Keene. P. Dclp, 1. Allen. R. Sprague, P. Mackin, R. Kitchen. He .snafchecl the weapon from his hand. The Rifle Club of 1949-50 was verv successful. We had 12 members exclu- sive of Mr. Solida, who acted as advisor. YfVe received rifles and ammunition from the N. Pm. A., and we hope to make use of the supplies in the near future. As yet We have not acquired a place to practice. But wc have expectations of acquiring Crawfordis Range. Then, with a little practice we hope to be able to enter some shooting contests. OFFICERS President , .. . , ...Robert Kitchen Vice President . .Patrick Conway Advisor , ..,.. . Mr. Solida 39 QLUJIQCLIQQI' Standing: 1. Nelson, L. Reasinger, B. Clark, A. Reasingcr C Clinsky, E. Bugle, P. Brown, ll. Yount, B. VVingrovc, L. Seated: M. Hutkowski, A. Cent, M. Timlin, M. , S. llarmick, Miss Kovach. i Aladdin thus prepared him self Vai' his first intewiew. l This year the Newspaper Club was again orgariized and directed by Miss Kovack. The Pattern was edited four times during tllle school year. Many interesting articles were contained within its covers. l ln the spring. the members were feted to a lJilllQllCt, which is a11 animal function of the club. 1 OFFlCEliS Editor Marjorie Patchell Assistant Editor 1 Donna Dunlap Secretary , .. Leona Reasinger Treasurer . . Aleen Reasinger Advisors . Miss Kovack, Miss Dale i l 40 . Bowen. C. Clontz, B. Snyder, L. Trudc, J. Kitchen, J. Dunlap. D. Mc jnfmre ome Wagerd of .xdmerica Standing: S. Anthony, B. Smiley, L. Kougher, D. Pyne, M. Smith, S. Rafferty, J. Cimino, P, Burns, D. Conway, Mrs. Clark. Seated: N. Swack, G. Puyda, S, Calvert, V. Shaffer, J. Smith, L. Salada, S. Henry, I. Duttry, N. Lucore, D. Good. Yet they lived with the same frugality as before. OFFICERS President ,. .. .. . . . .. ,. , . , . Lois Kougher Vice President ., ..,. Nancy Swack Secretary ,.,,.,.. .. ..,..,. Sue Calvert Treasurer ,,,. .. .. ..., .Alice Smith Advisor ...,,. .. t .,..,.,, Mrs. Clark The Future Homemakers of America of Sandy High had a busy year. Our club got under way when the Sophomores entertained the Freshmen at a Get Acquaintedv party. After that our meetings were held twice a month, combining pleasure and business. VVe thought our Christmas party, held at Mrs. Clarkis home, a great success. The party wound up our earnest endeavores in making Christmas gifts. The year ended as far as the club was concerned, when the Freshmen spon- sored a tureen luncheon as a farewell to the Sophomores. 41 9.4 A ga. . OFFICERS President .,..,,. Vice President 4.,.. ,.,..... Secretary ....... . . . Treasurer ..,.... , .....,....i.. Librarians ....., The Clee Club was organized on September bers were grouped according to their voices, sin second soprano. During the year the girls presented a Chris: Commencement program. Row I. G. Ellis, N. Campbell, A. Salada, E. Powers, D. M. Sterling, B. Wingrove. Row II. G. Campbell, E. Brumbaugh, E. Smiley, M. B B. McDonald, B. Clarke. Row III. I. Droney, N. Ellis, N. Walters, A. Hayes, B. Spr Row I. G. Carlson, I. Dunlap, C. Schoch, P. Brown, A. well, N. Lucore, D. Bowen. Row II. L. McNally, C. Johnson, V. Shaffer, J. Cimino, Naugle, M. Timlin, K. Burkett. Row III. M. Kelly, C. Anderson, N. Bowes, A. Reasinger. Row IV. S. Anthony, M. Owens, S. Calvert, J. Card, M, S Altos-S. Bolam, V. Costen, I. Droney, M. Fitzpatrick, Smiley, M. Sterling, N. Walters. First,Sopranos-C. Anderson, S. Anthony, I. Boring, D. Bo S. Calvert, I. Card, C. Carlson, D. Conwa , I. Dunlap, N. Lucore, L. McNally, I. Naugle, S. Naugle I. Nelson, IS C. Schoch, M. L. Schalk, A. Scull, V. Shaffer, B Spragu ex Second Sopranos-M. Bochert, E, Brumbaugh, G. Camp G. Ellis, N. Ellis, J. Kurten, L. Lines, B. McDonald, D. Wingrove, I. Woika. 42 ,..,....JeaIgieEI be CAA ,......Shirley Bolam .Mary Lou Schalk - Claire Schoch Marian Lee Timlin augle, Pat Brown ty Lou Wingrove 9, 1949. The thirty-eight mem- ing either alto, first soprano or tmas program and planned the McGlinsky, S. Bolam, M. Fitzpatrick, mchert, L. Lines, I. Kurten, I. Woika, ague, V. Costen, L. Trude, I. Droney. Scull, I. Naugle, K. Bowes, N. Hallo- I. Nelson, N. Swack, T. Palumbo, S. cbhalk, I. Boring. A. Hayes, E. Powers, A. Salada, B. wen, N. Bowes, P. Brown, K. Burkett, M. Harbison, C. Johnson, M. Kelly, fl. Owens, T. Palumbo, A. Reasinger, N. Swack, M. L. Timlin. ll, N. Campbell, B. Clark, I. Droney, McGlinsky, I. Robbins, L. Trude, B. When llzc supper was mulefl, tlmrc cnlcfrcvfl zz company of fcnmlcf .s'ingcr.s-, .s-inging Lfcr.s'f3.s' of prui A 43 mee! Ulorzffn Row I-N. Ellis, N. Campbell, E. Brumbaugh, B. Mc onald, L. Trude, R. Kessler, I. Nelson, C. Johnson, I. Dunlap, C. Ellis, D. Bowen, C. Campb ll. Row II-L. Lines, V. Costen, P. Brown, E. Smilev, N. Swaclc, A. Hayes, S, Bfllkllll, D. Me- Clinsky, B. Clark, M. Owens, C. Carlson. Row III-M. Noble, J. Calentinc, G. VVhipple, R. Ki Russel, I. Crosswaite, J. Calvert. H e slwrtly after lead him am t1'u1npets, hautboys, and al This year the Mixed Chorus as a separate The Christmas Pageant was superbly trained Mrs. Welsh. We believe that this year the harmony Wa to find more room for improvement every year. 44 lchcn, C. Gent, A. Pifer, T. Keene, D. iclst the sounds of l lcincls of music. l l l l group accomplished a great deal. lunder the capable leadership of l s greatly improved. It is our aim 6'LWL8l 6L He took the lantern in his hand, looked for the part where his mother had ruhhed it with sand, rubbed it also. The genie immediately appeared. OFFICERS President .,,. , ., .. . Jack Snedden Vice President Jack Campbell Secretary .. .Audrey Scull Treasurer . . . . Audrey Scull This year the activities of the Camera Club have been interesting and educa- tional. We learned to develop pictures and use the enlarger. We learned how to make Christmas Cards with our pictures on them, under the supervision of Mr. johnson. Row I-S. Solida, W. Bearfield, J. Shaffer, K. Boucher, C. Whipple, D. Russel, Mr. Iohnson. W, VanSice, L. Kurten, I. Halstead, 1. Brown, R. Reamev. Row II-J. Duttry, J. Campbell, G. Dunlap, K. Burkett, R, Dodd, A. Suluda, M. Noble, P. Fridlcy, D. Kness, H. Clark, J. Thompson. Row III-S. Spigelmyer, P. johnson, E, Scull, D. Cnlentine, J. Snedden, I. Droney, C. Anderson, G. Carlson, J. Cunningham, B. Hagan. C Row IV-D. Snedden, I. Anderson, S. Thompson, M. Brusseur, J. Dixon, W. Pifer, W, Burns. 45 5558100146 deem Mrs. Proesl, M. Lawless, P. Macltin G. Beer, D. Rafferty, E, Bugle. RFQ S What woulflsf thou lmve. GROUP A i President P , . Bob Kitchen Vice-President .. Paul Mackin Secretary .. .. Erma Bogle GROUP B President . , , , ,, . ,Gaynell Beer Vice-President , . Maralyn Lawless Secretary . . . .. ,.,.. Donna Rafferty Our assemblies this year, continued with jlast yeaxfs much-improved plan Group A. Assembly Guild Playersf' and Groupi B, ulntersanctum Playersf, with their alternated assembly programs, discovered itnuch new talent. We continued with competetive programs ithat had proved successful and too had a student and teacher critic, selected frpm the opposing group. It was our aim. throughout the year, to ma ntain a high standard of acting, reciting, pantomining, singing or playing, anc to make each assembly more amusing. and more educational. i l N im l ramafica C2 and J. Galentine, C. McDivitt D. Good, D. Courtney, J. Walk D. Dunlap, N. Rafferty, C. Monello V. Crawford, M. Noble M. Hess, L. Stuart, M. Weber. S. Hoover, S. Thompson, P. Conner D. Hockin, S. Rafferty, M. Murray H. Good, W. Boring, J. Kurten Miss Retort, W. Bearfield, B. Zilliox R. Russel He is now in your palace disguised in the habit of the woman Fatima. OFFICERS President .....,.,..,. .,..... ,.... . . . ., . ,.,. Willa Boring Vice President ......, ...,.......... P at Connor Secretary ....,,....... .,.,.. H elen A. Good Treasurer .,.... ..,.. N orman Rafferty The Dramatics Club, in existence for the past four consecutive years, was open to any person interested in dramatics or any of its functions. The club, with the aid of the Glee Club, had charge of the Christmas Pro- gram. The purpose of the club during the year was to learn something about Modern playwrights, and acting. There were twenty-six members under the leadership of Miss Retort. 47 Miz :mann . Q A W Q. fw. s gk V Liv- ' W R SK? 'M' sp' 5 si if 15' Q NN -Q XX J s Q., 1 vw-1-W' ' 5.4.1 -I qv, rj, wil L S xi wif V A mg , X -1miQ enior Cfddd pfay l Row 1, Bolaln, R. Sprague, R. WVilson, D, lll'2lSll1g0li, C, Clyde, D. Kuntz. Row 2. Mrs. Macliin, B. Kitchen, Mr. Proesl, L. Heasix gcr, M. Lawless, M, NV1-ber. J. VVoika Row D. Dunlap, M. l'att-hell, D. Rafferty l l 'iylust Ducky was presented by the Senior Class on October 20 and 21, 19-19. The story began in the Maxwell living room, aftier Mr. Maxwell had been chosen as chairman of the citizens connnittee. The yoimg daughter Betty Lou and her friend Bernadine Smith got the bright idea to selid a letter to Miss Vester Blayne, editor of the love-lorn column in the local ne spaper. They made the letter so pathetic that Miss Blayne came to advise Mrwx Maxwell what to do. To com- plicate matters even more the children pretended to be crazy when Mr. Moore, head ot the citizens committee, and Mr. Marshall, newspaper reporter came to interview Mr. Maxwell. 1 Mr. Maxwell . , . , ,. . Paul Mackin Mrs. Maxwell . H' ....,. lX'Iaralvn Lawless Betty Lou . ,. l ,, ...., Margie Patchell Bernadine . , t . , . Leona Beasinger VVilbur , .. l ,Clair Clyde Hercules .... .. . 1. A Duane Reasinger Connie , , Shirley Bolam Craig Moore Ronald WVilson Mr. Moore A , ., Q . Jack Woika Del Marshall ,. i i. ,. .. . . Bob Kitchen Aunt Mary . . .. i , . l. Marian VVeber Miss Blayne , ,. .. . ., ...A ..,. , ., ...... Donna Rafferty Business Managers Donna Dtllllklll, Dorothy Kuntz Stage Manager . , .i , Robert Sprague Faculty Advisor . ,l Mrs. Proesl Business Advisor ,. i Mrs. Maclcin l 50 omior Cfddd pfay Row I-B, Cooper, I. Calvert, R. Patcliell, M. Brasscur, I. Walk, J. Crosswaitc. Row II-E. Cowie, Mr. Solida, A. Sr-ull, M. Owens, J, Droney, Mr. Fox. Row III-B, Snyder, ll Cali-utiue, M. Fitzpatrick, K. Burkett, C. St-hot-li. BACKVVOUDS ROMEO Cast of Characters Larry McNeil .. . . . . jack Crosswaite Hex Simonds .. . . ...... . Jack Calvert Romeo Montague . . .. .. , Raymond Cooper Connie McNeil . ,. . , . lane KDroney Billie McNeil .. Mary Fitzpatrick Orpha Finley ,. Marna Brasseur Rachel McNeil . , Clair Schoch La Reina . .. ,. . ..,,. Donna Calentine Sue , ,. ,. . , ,..,. .... . , Nancy Bellingham Forewoman , , . . . . Kathryn Burkett Helpers , , . , .. . Martha Owens, Esther Cowie Audrey Sc-ull, Betty Snyder Stage Manager ., , ,.,.. .. . . . .,. Coach . . . . , .. .. , . ...Mix Solida Business Manager. .. . . . .. , ., . . Backwoods Romeo is a play about a boy who has never seen a girl, and d0esn't know what one looks like. He is very brilliant, and is responsible for the invention of a new bomb. The whole story revolves around the difficulty of teaching Romeo English slang. tear of his bomb, and introducing him to girls. 51 Sp omore pfay Row M iss Row Row The Q I-Mr. Solida, C. McDiv'ett, H, Putclicll, N. Rafferty, -I. Ilarvcy, C. Beer, D. Galcntinc Dale. II--I. Sncdden, V. Costs-n, -I. Droney, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Brasscnr, J. Crosswaitc. III-L. NIL-Nallv, C. St-lim-Im, L. Lines. AUNT CATHIES CAT Cast of Characters ' l . .. jack Crosswaite , . Marna Brasseur jane Droney . . .. . . Lois Lines .., M ary Fitzpatrick ., Donna Calentine B1ll Pryor ,. .. . , .. . Miss Jane Trimble . . . Miss Cathie Trimble . ,, Peggy Trimble . ., , ,. , . Dorothy Trimble . Maria Garcia . . . Jose Garcia , , ,, 5 . Charles McDivitt Gas Man , . . , .l .. ,, jack Harvey Officer . ,. , . , . . ..., Norman Rafferty Mr. David Brent , ,. . .i ,..,. ,Jack Snedden Tilly Pitts , . . , l. Nancy Bellingham Coach . .. . , . , .. . ,.,. , Mr. Don Solida Business Manager . i Miss Barbara Dale Stage Manager . . ,, . .. . l Probert Patchell Aunt Cathieis Cat that We presented on .lay fifth was a mystery comedx plot Was the search and finally the finding of the hidden money with which Anna had not paid her servants before she died. Many tried to find it, but each unbeknownst to the other. The tale ended verylsatisfactorily. '52 af 5a,,,,f1Qf6., Row I-J. Woika, D. Beasinger, P. Mackin, C. Schoch, D. Brown, C. Clyde. Row II-D. Dunlap, Mrs. Proesl, R. Sprague, M. Timlin, B. Kitchen, K. Burkett. THIS BEING YOUNG Our all school play was presented to the public in March 1949. It was the story of Don Migual Alvardo, who came to America to cement relationship between America and Pan-America. He arrived at a typical American home consisting of a glamorous aunt, two teen-agers, a dumb colored maid and a host of other entertaining characters. The cast of characters included: Pislam , ,. . Colleen Salada Nurse Vanniger . ,. Diana Brown Pam Powers ., Marian Lee Timlin Edwina Powers Mr. Powers .. Marge Farrell Phoebe Lord Migual Alvei-do Doug Kirkland Sylvia Ashton . Dex Carlton ,. jock Marriner Coach . . ,. .,. .. ,. , , Claire Schoch Don Stasukinas . , . Mary Lou Schalk .. Wilma Hilgar Duane Beasinger Paul Mackin Kathryn Burkett . . Clair Clyde ., . Jack Woika .Mrs. Proesl Business Manager Mrs. Nolan Student Managers . Robert Kitchen, Donna Dunlap Stage Manager , , . ,, Robert Sprague Properties lXf1anager Mary Fitzpatrick Wolfe Mo may Grolfmfion 54 OUB- M9 ld? The princess was a noted beauty. She was attended by a great crowd of ladies, slaves and mates, who walked on each side. The annual move-up day exercises took place May twentieth, nineteen hun- dred and forty nine at the high school auditorium. This was the second year for our Move-up Queen. She Was selected by the student body. Her attendants are selected by the individual classes, each having a representation. During the ceremony the Queen is crowned by the Senior Class President. On the opposite page you see the crowning of Glenda Sones by the Senior President, Robert Divins. To the left of the Queen are 'two of her attendants, Colleen Salada, the Senior Attendent and Mary Fitzpatrick the Sophomore at- tendent. To the right of the Queen is Avis Gent, the Freshman attendent, and Donna Rafferty, the junior Attendent. The two wee lasses acting as train bearers are Mary Ann Olson and Patty Burkett, while the flower girl was Ianet Brown. Young William Fitzpatrick acts the Crown Bearer. - The lower picture was taken after the Coronation of the Queen. After the program, the athletic awards were presented before the students were dismissed to follow devious paths. The Seniors and juniors left particularly happy because, as is the custom, following the Move-up day ceremony they depart to prepare for the annual junior-Senior Promenade, which is always preceded by a banquet, usually held at the Colden Yoke in Luthersburg. The first prom is one never to be forgotten adventure, and we, as Iuniors, en- tertaining the newly crowned Queen and her Senior and Junior Attendents will always remember it with pleasure. I I I 56 ,fdfliilficd Aladdin returned home amidst the acclamations of the people who wished him all the happiness and success. A'I'llLIC'l'lKZ COUNSEL C. Divins Harvey M. Weber, Mr. Robinson, M. Lawless, C. Cvut, Mr. Solidu, C. Beer 57 --L v 4. 3, Zeb M Wg. . . K. my ' V L?f'X'5Q .qui If 51 Ts f- W . 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'ffl Ef,fi??fN5i3 ,ale . - f -w,,..L,Qw.5g4 - fi sw f A 0 .Lf ts? , 4-fi v:fi,w,,, Y A 13 W 4 Q 53 335 i, 35 wif W2 ng.-K 1 25- fm Q Ns Es. 'Rui 1w' xf-is U fi 15 N. me am ,.., , lfmior liamify Standing-UI. Sm-tlmlvii, AI. Kurtz, A. Il1u1cl,Cf. llwvrs, j. NVaillf, Nh: Fox, Sitting-Ilia-k Mzirsliull, Al. llc-usiugm-1', CI, Sclmic'km'1's, Ii, Cuupvr, j. Krau-h. Knot-ling-,I. flliiltislvr, N. llgilh-i'ly, A. Vurcly, ll. iCluiski, 1. Ilurvvv. Sinn iw' are all willing In r'xm'f our I1flI1U.S'f rare' mul imllislry to olmy you. Si-vm-in Juniors, fin- Supliumurcs, and thrvt- F1't'sll1m'li L-uinpusn-tl thc' junior Varsity sriuucl ut '49-'50. i'qii.tl'l'l1 hovs wurkt-fl tugc-tlwr tu win gtiiuvs, tuicl that is just 4-xiictly what tlwy clifl. At tiuws the going wus ruugh, hut Cimt-h Dick Fox always lu-pt his huy's spirits up. Tha- sawing, All work and uu pliiv uuilu-s Lick ii dull huyu, clrwsift nlwiivs hulcl truc. That huys worlwcl htlrcl with littlv timn' fur rt-st and play, lc-urm-Ll ucw tricks, now ways to du olcl things, yi-t lll'Y4'l' Int-cunw clull. Thi- uc-w buys iivvci' suitl Um-li , twvii though th going wus rough tu km-p up with thv x'c-tvraius ut' that squaitl. 0 Aims lX'W'l' CYuugrutiihitiuus. You mlitl ll lim' iuh, with ll wius - I0 lussvs SCORES December j.V. OPP. Fchruai'Y j.V. OPP. - Brzulx' V 49 9 I3 lhiyllultlsvillt' . . . 29 31 9 DUBUW H 16 27 T fllll'VVt'llSYillK' . 21 30 113 Sim-I 23 20 io Falls Crt-ck . , 34 as IG Rifl!f'W2lV 13 22 14 Siuluuc-rx'illv . , 24 23 20 -lUl1llSOlll1Ill'Q 22 I5 IT Svkpgyillq- 24 34 Jgllluary lJllBOiS . . 3 lliclgvwuy Zi 22 233 Sigel , 48 I7 6 Iicvmiulclsvilllli .. 21 I8 23 Bwvkwaiy . , 23 35 10 Curwcusvi 4- , 21 22 , . 1:3 Falls czmlk , P 27 L2 fimh , , I7 Slilllllll'YXilll' 25 20 '7 -lwllnmnllmrg ' Qt 23 20 Sykvsviili- . its its --- f Til l'h'm'luvzu' 28 28 Total 535 485 62 dy- Q8 KAQQPAQJQP5 1 .M is tim-nl Ioan llornio- liila lxellx' Nlarian I,. lnnlm But no! llJffll.S'fIlllIIfl1g.f llie Two months hetore hasliethall season start- ecl and during the entire season, six girls. five Sophomores and one Freshman, met in the school during lunch time and after school on their own time to practice cheers. The girls worked hard with their Sophomore Captain, Rita Kelly. to make the squacl the hest that II. ever had or will have. . ,N XVx'nona I,am'less Ciail tiarlson erouzrl of people zifus grenf. G3 Manv times von conlcl hear them practicing after school, making up new cheers, devising new motions or changing olcl cheers. Congratulations Rita Kellv, loan Boring, Nonie Lawless, Avis Cent. Marian Lee Timlin and Gail Carlson. You kept the hoys peppecl up no matter how hard the going was, or how low the score. You clicl a fine jolu. Cgyanczfy .Mg 3400! lwamifg Ziwfelfgczf Sandy High School Varsity basketball sea- son came to a close with a record of 16 victories and 7 defeats. The league record was 8 wins and 4 losses for third place. Our congratulations go to Wiley Fitzpatrick and Ronald Wilson, who were chosen as league All Starsf, Wiley chosen, as the others, through an election by the coaches and sports writers of the district has the honor of being chosen unan- imously with fifty votes out of fifty voters in the B league. Wiley came through with a standing of 155 poi ts, which was rated second highest in the Lealue. Prospects for next year are promising in as much that Mr. Mclntire has seven boys retuming. He will lose five due to graduation: namely, Ron- ald Wilson, David Brown, Wiley Fitzpatrick, Rob rt Kitchen, and Duane Reasinger. Several goo players from the Iunior Varsity will take thei place. SCORE SANDY OPPONENTS 35 .,., ....,..t ....... A l umni .,,... ..,..................,.. 2 5 29 ....,.., 4,..... D uBois ....,.. ..,....r...,,...,.. 5 6 as s..,.,t.. .4.... s igel s...s.,., , .... ,....,... 24 33 .... . .,... Ridgway ,.,..r.r,..,. ,,.. . ...32 36 ,......., ....., I ohnsonburg .,....,. ..,.r,.,. 2 8 19 ........4 r....4 R idgway ,....rr... ,.,...... 3 4 41 ..,...,., ,...... B ig Run .,,..,.......... .r...... 2 4 42 ......r.. ....... R eynoldsville .,.... .....,.,. 1 8 38 .,...,... ,.....r. C urwensville .,,... ......... 2 1 33 .,....... ....4., F alls Creek ....,. ........ 2 5 38 .......,. ....... S ummerville ...,. .,..,,... 3 5 23 ......... s...... S ykesville ....... ........ 3 6 26 ...r..... .r...... B rockway ,.......r,.. ....,.,. 2 3 40 .4..,.,.. ........ R eynoldsville ...,.. ........r 2 5 29 ....,,,,. .,..r.. C urwensville ..,,.... ........ 2 7 33 ......,, .... . . Falls Creek ,..,.. ......,,. 3 2 37 ......s. r......, S ummerville ....s.,. .,.,,... 4 7 31 ..r,,r... ..,.... S ykesville ......... s..r.r.. 4 3 39 .....,,.. ....r.. D uBois .....,...,. ,...,.,. 6 6 45 ....,..,. ....... S igel r..,r..,..... ......... 3 0 29 .,.....,, .....r. B rockway ....,.,. ,..,.,.. 3 2 56 ....,.... .,,.... I ohnsonburg ...t..,. ,...,..,. 3 2 63 ....... . ..4.,.r, Big Run ..,..,...... ........ 1 9 828 TOTAL 734 OUR COACH-MR. MCINTIRE Mr. Mclntire has been the coach at Sandy High for the last two years. In his first year he brought the Bn Championship back to Sandy. Without our coach our successful year would not have been. Through his tireless effort he has had a better than average season. Good luck, next year, Mr. Mclntire. OUR MANAGERS Marvin Kessler and Sheldon Spigelmyer Louie,' took over as assistant manager at the first of the year. He is a senior with a sense of humor. His jokes. around the shower room after a game were well laughed at. He was always pepping up the boys, handing tape, or passing out the uniforms. jlre lflzrdify My Skip,' has been our manager for the past two years and will be back next year to give out equipment at the beginning of the year. Itis not an easy job, but Skip makes it look easy. He not only handed out material, but packed it away with Louie's help. WILEY FITZPATRICK 6'3 Center, Toot is one of the tallest boys of the squad. He plays center on the first team varsity. He is known for his rebounding ability and fine shooting. Toot,, was the second highest scorer of the Bn League boys. He has been chosen for the last 3 consecu- tive times for the first team All Starsn. RONALD WILSON 5'11 , guard, Ralston'l-4 plays guard on the first team varsity. He is known on the floor for his outstanding defensive work. This is Ralston's first year on the varsity, and his last year in school. He will be greatly missed, with the other 5 seniors on the varsity. ROBERT PATCHELL 5' 10 , forward, Bob is one of our junior members on the first team var- sity. This is Bob's second year on the varsity, and he has shown great improvement. Bob plays forward and he is known for his defensive re- bounding. He will be back next year to add strength to the team. JACK CALVERT 5' 10 , Guard on offense and forward on defense. He is known for his de- fensive work and his fine ability to make long shots. Last year he was handicapped because of his size, but this year his height has added honor to the team. Since jack is only a junior he will be a great prospect for next years team. ROBERT WILSON 5' 81!2 , forward, Bob is one of the smallest boys on the squad this year. He plays forward on the first team varsity. He is known for his good sportsmanship on the floor. This is his first year on the varsity and has two years to become a future star, DAVID BROWN 6' 2 , center or forward, Brownie is one of the 5 seniors on the varsity. He is another of our tall boys, and played for- ward as well as center on the second team. His height added strength to the team. ROBERT KITCHEN 5' 10 , guard, Kitch has played on the varsity his last two years in high school. We'll not only miss his grin, but his re- liability as substitute for the guard position. His sportsmanship on the floor was well known. DUANE REASINCER 6', forward, This was Duaneis last year at Sandy and his first year on the Varsity. Although he didn't play much, he gave everything he had when he got into the game. He was outstanding on defensive work, and one handed push shots. LAMAR DAUGHERTY 5' 9 , guard, Doc is one of the five sophomores, who made Varsity this year. He played guard, and makes a good left hand shot. We think Doon will be good starting material next year. RONALD FRANO 5' 9 , guard, Ron,, another member of the sophomore Class starred for the Jay-Vees in the '49 season, and became a member of the varsity in the '50 season. He's well known for his fine foul shooting. We're expecting great things from him. JOE VIDA 6' 2 , center, forward, Vida is one of our sophomores with height. He played for- ward as well as center on the second team varsity. Ioe really covers the floor in more ways than one. He will be back next year, and it could be that he'll be one of our stars. GLENN DIVINS 5' 8 , forward, Glenna, an all around player, represents the sophomores again. It means he has two more years to gain more ex- perience to try to equal the reputation of brother Bead,'. He is a very good shot. jml fl, ,iM Row I. R. Sierzzcga, P, Conway, R. Walk, Mr. Fox, J. Kracll, H. McClintock, J. Chittestcr. Row II. H. X'Vilson, jot- Kurtz, jot- Vida, L. Smilct, L. Touch football Was one of the most intere Dougherty. sting parts of Intramurals Sports this season. Many boys participated in the game the championship. making it Hof, Competition for The first game, the Sophomores beat the F rf the juniors and Seniors battled to a nothing, no A second game was played and it too ende scoreless and the Winner was determined by th the teams. shmen 8 to 1. The second game .hing tie. ad in a tie. A third game ended e most first downs registered by down. The juniors finished the victors by one first In the play off for the championship the and the Sophomores emerged the Winners with the champions with the final score of 2 to 0. 66 Sophomores and Juniors battled a touch back, which made them ,QlfLfl 6'Ll4fLlflfl 6l,f WDLJAACLK THE CHAMPIONS Row I-C. McDivitt, C. Beer, S. Spigel- myer, D. Nelson. Row II-M. Campbell, I. Harvey, J. Cal- vert, F. Murray. Row III-Mr. Fox, N. Rafferty, H. Smith. The ceremonies were at last brought to a conclusion. The Mushball Tournament came in with a bang. Many boys participated in the struggle to win the championship. The teams were divided into groups. The freshman class, having a large enrollment of boys, had three teams repre- senting them, Teams A, B, and C. The Sophomores had enough boys for two teams, Teams A and B, as did the Iuniors. While the Seniors with the smallest enrollment had but one team, Team A. The eight teams battled it out for championship and the schedule looked like this: FIRST ROUND Freshmen C lost to Sophomore A 14 - 7 Freshmen B lost to Iunior A 11 - 1 junior B lost to Seniors 14 - 6 Freshmen A lost to Sophomore B 20 - 2 SECOND BOUN D Sophomore A lost to Junior A 4 - 2 Seniors lost to Sophomore B 4 - 8 F IN ALS Junior B took the championship by defeating the Sophomore B Team, with a score of 8 to 7, in a thrilling game, that was close all the way through. The Juniors scored the Winning run in the last inning with two outs. In all the games a great deal of interest and sportsmanship was shown by both the players and the spectators. 67 536243 Standing: DA Stakukinus, W, Fitzpatrick, G. Platt, 1. vida, J. Deaisey, C. Divms F Murrxy Kneeling: H. Kessler, j. Kurtz, 1. Niniglv, J. Eisnmn, R. Kitchen, C. Beer, R. Dixms E Krlnitz I. Harvey, li. Wilson. The innumerable concourse of p they passed made the air echo wi eople through which ith their acclamations i SCORES S.H.S. 7 A ..,. ,A Reynoldsville A 1AA AAA,BigRun 7, A A ..,..,.. St. Catherines 3 A Reynoldsville 8. ....,, ........ B ig Run ..,,.,.. Ai.. 6 AAAAADuB0is 7A, AA AA A ,A A i.t.. St. Catherines COACH-MR. IOHlNSON 68 OPP A12 4 17 A13 AAAA12 3 A 6 Q ,sa M Standing:-lt. Kelly, Al. Boring, A. Cent, S, Naugle. Sittinggld. Kougher, C. Clontz, j. Kitchen. Kneeling-N. XValters, Il. A. Good, M. Sterling. Sports received a feminine touch during the softball season this year. ln the past the girls have been content to watch the hoys participate in various sports. The time came when the girls decided to take active part. Due to the conveni- ence of the hall diamond without any expense to the school, the girls formed softball teams. Each class having their own team respectively, fresh- men. sophomore, junior and senior. Schedules heing set up so the games were played at noon, made it convenient for the stu- dents to observe such softhall playing as they had newer seen hefore. NVith little time to practice the team Work shown was outstanding. The spectators ohserv- ed these games with much interest and enjoy- ment. The enthusiasm of the plavers was the high- light of the season. The teams were chosen lub' the captains who were appointed hv Nlr. Fox. The strongest, most efficient. cooperative team was the sophomore team which ended the season victorious hy defeating the freshmen l4-2 and ters. the seniors 10-9. The captain of the team was Natasha XVal- I am overjoyed to se Mr. and Mrs. George N. Ashenfelter Gertrude Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Seth T. Bailey Bead and Glenda Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bearfield M. C. Beckwith, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Colonel E. Boring Mr. and Mrs. William Bowes Mrs. Jane G. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burkett, Ir R. E. Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlson Carmen and Platt Dorothy H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clyde Mrs. Cornelius Phil Cramer Miss Barbara Dale Mr. and Mrs. Robert Divins Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dunl Reverend Ralph H. Eckert Miss Catherine Egan Erma and Mary Lou Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fox Mr. and Mrs. Blaine L. Gent I. S. Gray George and Gay Mr. and Mrs. Reese W. Hafner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hand Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hess jean and Al Niel Johnson Mr. and Mrs. VVillia1n D. Kelly Keystone Electric Motor Repair Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kranitz Pep Kranitz Mr. and Mrs. john Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lawless Lawless Nursery Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Leafgren Leo and Joe Hp pafrond e you confer a I 70 blessing on this palace. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lines Miss Ruth Litz Lou and Ianie Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Mackin Martha and Dario Miss Emily McCausland Miss Mildred McCausland Mr. and Mrs. John E. McFall Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McFall Mr. and Mrs. Clair Naugle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Naugle C. V. Niland joseph Ogershok Mildred H. Page Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Patchell Peany and Bucky Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson Cy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Place Mrs. Mae I. Proesl Miss Donna Rafferty Miss Ioan Rafferty Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Reasinger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reitz Judith Retort Mr and Mrs. G. R. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russel Mr. and Mrs. Clair Schoch Mr. and Mrs. Levi Schuckers Mrs. Roy Shugarts Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Smith Mrs. Olga Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Smith Mr. and Mrs. I. Sherman Smith Miss Frances Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Donald Solida Monty Sones Sub-Deb Club . and Mrs . M. A. Waugamann Mr Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Don Wells Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woika Robert Woika Mr. and Mrs. Iames V. Yoas Name Beer, Pauline ....... Bundy, Emil ,..,..... Card, Audrey ....,.... Christian, Bernice .,.... .......... Cook, Doris ,.,...,.,,,,.., ..,,.,..., Costen, Nancy ......,...., .......... Crawford, Almeada Crawford, Charles .... . ......... . Divins, Robert .,.,,, Eisman, Edward ....... ..,....,.. Eisman, John ,.,,,.., Gearhart, Norma .. Gustafson, Lillian Hayes, Robert .....,., Hilgar, Wilma ,..,.. Hyatt, Phyllis .,.,... Kareski, Richard ,.,, Kessler, Harry ,..... Kessler, Lamar ,.,.. Kness, Lois ,....,.,.... Kranitz Ephraim .. Litz, Ruth ,.,..,........ Lines, Iames ....,.,.,, Lott, Margaret ,..... Naugle, lack ......,.. ...... Palumbo, Adeline Platt, George .,...... Quarando, Adeline Rafferty, Iack ...... Salada, Colleen ,.,.., Schalk, Dorothy ..., Scull, Ronald .....,., Sekula, Raymond ,. Shilling, Phyllis ,.,.,. Sierzega, Iack .. Sones, Glenda ...., Stasukinas, Don ,.,, Vandervort, Belva Van Houten, Iune Wecker, Fred .. ..,..... ...,.... . . Whipple, Yvonne ...... ...,...... ,xgfozmni ewd CLASS OF 1949 He Remainefl for some time lost in admiration. Occupation Bell Telephone ...... .. Protect O'Door ......,...... Married ....,....,,....... ....,.. Indiana State Teachers Married .. .. ................ Married ..,.,,.. Restaurant .........,......,..,, Reitz Motors ,, .,,,..... . ,. Brockway Building Co. Army ..,..,.. .,...., . .........,.. . Army .. .,.,,,..,,,,..... ,. Jeffers Electronics Meter Works .,.... Working .,,....,..,,..,,,. .. Cameron Plant ...,,.,, . ,, Maple Avenue Hospital Loafing .......,... V ..,..,........ . Carpenter ..............,.... Roadside Market ,,...,,. At Home .,.,............. U. C. L. A. ............ . Rockwell Emco ...,.,.. D. U. C. ...,............... , At home ...,......,.....,..,..... Naugle Furnace Co. ,.,... . I. I. Newberry Co. ..,.. . Army ...,,...... ............,,..., DuBois Dairy Center ,..,,. D. U. C. ..........,.,......,,, .. W. A. F. ...,....... . Weaver's Inc. ..,.... . Army ....,....,.....,.... Working ...,...,..,....... ,. Ieffers Electronics ....... Meter Works ..........,..... DuBois Wholesale Co. ....,., , Driving Truck ..,..,.....,.. Married ,........................ Trader Sams .,..... Home ,.,...,..,...., Tamleris ...... 71 Address DuBois, R.D. 41:2 Penfield, R. D. itl Luthersburg, Pa. , Pa. Indiana .........Ridgway, Pa. Brockway, Pa. Rochester, N. Y. . ...,.. 208 Forest Ave. . 215 Wasson Ave. San Antonio, Texas Fort Knox, Ky. 805 Maple Ave. DuBois, R. D. 14:1 Erie, Pa. .. ,,,. .. 913 South Brady ., DuBois R. D.:H:1 69 Ohio Ave. DuBois, R. D. :f:f:1 DuBois, R. D. ij:1 DuBois R. D. 41:2 Los Angeles, Calif. 209 Dixon Ave. 1000 Maple Avenue 8 Myrtland Avenue .. DuBois, R. D. 44:2 Main St. Extension Fort Knox, Ky. 1045 S. Brady St. .. R. D. :girl San Antonio, Texas 113 Wasson Ave. Camp Campbell, Texas Buffalo, N. Y. R. D. ql:j:1, DuBois .......18 McLane Ave. ,. ........ 1104 S. Brady St. 19 Pentz Run Ave. . Rockton 120 Tozier Ave. 85 Atlantic Ave. .......301 Tozier Ave. Jn! MMM W WM MQff'y WW QQ , HMM WV 7.05 fi ' d9'QJv.g, P3 M M 'H .D,W1f7f '2'7 M my W WW' 32 AJWL ,. ,aj Hfvoww ,f,..4. fpmzm 2 Q D bmw? ZLLWLMJ www wvuwfv My XS' wwf Y - W A M Qfifgk MM3 ,gy jwjjjjgww sf, 5 W vw K 0 Aw 0 M JZf'3Q QEBWL wg JL M. MMM .xgcfuerlising During this interval Aladdin frequented the shops of the principal merchants, where they sold cloth of gold, linens, silk stuff, and jewelry. 73 EAGLES SPORTS COMMITTEE 494-37 East Long Avenue DUBOIS, PA. Bingo every Thursday nite Committee - -. - T - 74 POHTHAITS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS DRONEY STUDIO 807 S. Brady St. Phono 1853 75 Compliments of TRIANGLE AUTO SPRINGS CORPORATION DuBois, Pa. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and producers of Exclusive High, School and College jewelry, Engraved Commencement Announcements and Name Cards Mr. Charles E. McDonald, district Manager 920 Investment Bldg. 289 Fourth Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. 76 Compliments of S. R. KITCHEN DAIRY Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk and Milk Products Quality Made It Famousi' Phone 198 DuBois, Pa DuBois AU L J - S H O 3 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Auto Ambulance Service and Aerial Ambulance Service Day or Night Phone 787 Penna 77 Compliments of HOOVER AND HOOVER BUILDING CONTRACTORS BUILDERS OF MODERN HOMES 108 Denton Ave. DuBois, Pa. Phone 2033-R OLIVER T. KORB 81 SONS A MON UMENTS Phone 1095 N New Bethlehem DuBois Barnesboro 78 Compliments of SANDY - HOSE - COMPANY NO. I Compliments of J. L. CHICK, M.D. Sandy High School Class of ,16 79 Compliments of I DUBOIS CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION The Deposit National Bank The Union Banking 61 Trust Co. The DuBois National Bank Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY Y Sandy Hose Co. No. 1 80 G. W. PIFER SONS Where the Home Begins LUMBER AND MILLVVORK Phone 77 DuBois, Pa. Compliments of WILSON BAKERIES 148-152 W. Long Avenue Phone 449 Phone 1859-I Sl Compliments of THE B. F. GOODRICIH COMPANY DUBOIS Compliments of DUBOIS DAIRY Co. 82 D-R-I-N-K ROYAL CROWN COLA Best by taste testi' UPPER TEN-Lemon-lime Flavored NEHI-Assorted Flavors PAR-T-PAK-Giant 32 ounce Bottle Assorted Flavors N EHI BOTTLING CO. Division DAMUS BROS. CO., INC. DuBois G. G. GRAHAM Your MERCURY Dealer In This Area 1104 S. Brady Street Ph0l16 1077-J DuBois, Penna. S3 JOHN M. GNAN PLUMBING - HEATING 25-35 South Franklin St. DuBois, Pennsylvania Telephone 803 DUBOIS SINESS COLLEGE An Accredited School Courses in All Commercial Subjects Ask for Information DUBOIS, PA. Compliments I R. C. ANDERSON of AGENCY Dependable Insurance I C Deposit National Bank Bldg. Phone 1304 DUBOIS, PA- Compliments SIMBECK SUPREME of POTATO CHIPS DUBOIS HARDWARE DUBOIS POTATO CO. CHIP CO. Out Sandy Way Everything in hardware 720 V2 W. Washington A Phone 2133 DUBOIS, PA- Compliments of PARIS VERISAFE CLEANERS B ockway DuBois JAMES J. PATTERSON POST NO. 813 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS DuBois, Pa 650 DuBois St. DuBois, P BUSSARD,S GARAGE Phone 293 108 N. Fourth St. Rcvnoldsville Pcnna Compliments of PENNSYLVANIA BURIAL CASE COMPANY REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. I. A. KOHLHEPP SONS The Coal and Building Supply Dealers , SOFT COAL - HARD COAL CEMENT PLASTER - ROCKLATH SHEETROCK - CONCRETE BLOCKS ROOFING - TILE SEWER PIPE, ETC. READY MIXED CONCRETE Phone 520 EI. Compliments of HARRY KATZEN AND CO. HIDES - FURS - TALLOW Sykesville Reynoldsville Compliments of BEAVER MEADOW CREAMERY, INC. DUBOIS, PENNA Compliments of MAPLE AVENUE HOSPITAL DUBOIS IENNA BARRACLOUGH'S For FINE FLOWERS Compliments of Pittsburgh - DuBois Division Rockwell Mfg. Co DUBOIS B 81 H SERVICE STATION Amoco Gas, Oil, 5: Accessories Compliments of Confections F. O. E. Try our dclicious CHAR-KOL HOT DOGS No Only the best for our guest Shaffer Siding DuBois R. D. 32 Phone 6595-J-1 Falls Creek Penna C l' R. D. EMERICK GARAGE Qmplments of COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS Indian Motorcycles Sales 15: Service Phone 9701 DuBois, Pa. SWEDISH AMERICAN CLUB Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS and DYERS and SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Compliments of DUBOIS MILLINC CO. PURINA CHOWS and BLU-FLAME BOTTLED CAS DuBois, Penna. Compliments of C0mP1imef1t5 CENTRAL JEWELRY of AND FURNITURE Wh' DUBOIS BREWEHY Co F rnitu ,l0WGll'y R. C. A. I T levision Radios DuBois Pe PHONE 23 C0111Dlimcuts Compliments of of HARRIS - DUBOIS THEATER COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. OF DUBOIS NVlwrc you soc Fox, M-C-M und Pillillllilllllt Pictures firstn Compliments Compliments of of BEAVER MEADOW OSBORN MACHINE CO. BAKERY Baker of DUBOIS BIC BEAVER BREAD 90 Compliments of TROUTMAN,S DuBois Finest Dept. Store PHONE 1300 RADAKER ELECTRIC SI-IOP Phone 992 101 N. Brady St. A full line of Westinghouse Appliances Zenith, R.C.A. Westinghouse amd Emerson Radios Cimplimcnts of MOUNTAIN COFFEE HOUSE Service Direct to the Homen COFFEES - TEAS - SPICES PEANUTS - CANDIES SPECIALTIES 627 South Brady St. DUBOIS, PA. Phone 1041-I SCHNEIDER MOTOR SALES INC. DuBois and Brockway Authorized CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC DuBois Penna Compliments of GOOD REAL ESTATE 61 INSURANCE 24 E. Long Ave. 'DUBOIS RAF F ERTY BUS AND CAB SERVICE 24 HOUR CAB SERVICE Call 1774 Bois P BURNS MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer Therek in your inure I Sales - Service DuBois P Distinctiv FUNERAL SERVICE N. R. MOORE SON Telephone 521 DUBOIS, PA. f-' D V 1 ' 1 ! J Compliments of STAHLNECKER,S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all occasions G. H. Stahlnecker S. B. Crawford, Prop. Groceries, Gasoline, Hershey Ice Cream Dad's Dog Food, 10072: Canned Horse Meat HARMICK GROCERY 131 Penn Ave. DuBois Forest or Dock St. Compliments of BERGHOFF-HENRY CO., IN C. 301 S. Brady St., DuBois Household Appliances - Philco Products KLEWAN,S DEPARTMENT STORE The best place to shop after all Mrs. Edith Scott, Prop. SCOTT'S TAILOR SHOP Altering, Pressing, Remodeling Suits made to measure Call for and Delivery 21 W. Scribner Ave. DuBois Phone DuBois 833 Everything in Photography - Movie and amateur Photo Supplies and Framing L. L. STEINBERC STUDIO 18 North Brady Street WEST LIBERTY ' WELDING SHOP Electric and Acetylene Portable Equipment Truck Bodies MATT RAFFERTY Phone 9799-R-2 DuBois R. D. 1 M. YINGLING Sandy Township agent Insurance BZ Notary Public Experienced Insurance Service in Standard old lines Insurance Companies Fire, Auto, Comp, Liability, Bonds 217 Wilson Ave. Phone 64M lv x Ib - 1 J. RESINGER SONS MEATS AND GROCERIES 213 Park Avenuc Phone 312 DuBois, Pa. DUBOIS FURNITURE CO. Your Mother and Dad hought here since l898U Compliments of ROSS H. PENTZ SCHAFFNER,S FURNITURE STORE FURNITURE - APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS You'rc ulwavs welcome at Schaffnefsv Phone 1484 - Falls Creek DUBOIS GLASS Specialists in Glass As Close as Your Phone QUALITY AND SERVICE Car Glass - Store Fronts - Window Showcases - Plate Class Class Mirrors Resilverecl Glass Compliments of MARSHAK - WIEGELMAN NEON ART AND SIGNS SERVICE 16 S. Franklin Ave. Phone 334 DuBois, Pa. Tel. 875-I 2000-I Compliments LOWE MUSIC HOUSE of ASH HAT SHOP Everything in Music 28 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. VIEW POINT SERVICE STATION 8: DINER CAS - OIL - ACCESSORIES Phone 9799-I-1 Intersection Route 119-822 Compliments of DUBOIS WHOLESALE PRODUCE CO. SMITH'S RADIO SALES Corner Knarr St. 8: Shaffer Ave. Phone 764 - DuBois, Pa. Wholesale 61 Retail Radios - Refrigerators - Ranges Television Compliments of CHERRYS GASOLINE STATION Phone 1296 930 Brady St. JOSEPH CHERRY, Prop. HARRY T. CARNS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Marriage and Auto License South Brady St. DuBois, Pa. BRUCE W. JONES, FLORIST CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS Locust and Forest St. Phone 770 Compliments of FLOYD F. OWENS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SMYERS PLANINC MILL INC. When it's Lumber Call Our Number PHONE 815 Office and Mill - 319 Daly St. Compliments of HERCENROETHER'S BARBER SHOP OKLAHOMA SERVICE STATION FRANK L. HARTZFELD Cas - Oil - Candy - Ice Cream 223 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa Pop - Tobacco - Cigarettes DUBOIS TYPEVVRITER C0mPlimenfS of 81 SUPPLY CO. F ENNELL AND HEBERLING 305 W. Long Ave. Phone 1897 PLUMBING and HEATING DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of Compliments of ROADSIDE MARKET LEVINSON'S Specializing in Vulcanizing Works POTATOES Home of Coodvear Tires APPLES 61 PEACHES RECAPPINC 42 S. Brady St. DuBois, Pa. 423 S. Brady Phone 480-I R W A Compliments ANTIQUES Of Bought and Sold Routes 119 or 322 Phone 9799-I-3 DuBois, Pa. CON ALLEN SHOE STORE Compliments BRAUND'S of QUALITY IEWELERS KANDY KITCHEN 18 W, Long Ave. Ph0rl6 641 BEN KAUFMAN AUTO PARTS Corner Long Ave. 8: Jared St. DuBois, Pu. Phone 671 HAY DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Corner Long Ave. Bc Brady St. DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of WITTEN,S D. E. SCHOCH Insures Anything 11 North Brady Street DUBOIS, PA. Compliments of RIVKEE'S ARMY STORE Men's and Boy's Wear Sporting Goods Established 1924 Telephone 1832-I N. Brady St. DuBois, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of JACKSON VITRIFIED CHINA FALLS CREEK Compliments of HICKS BROTHERS GARAGE Falls Creek, Pa. STOP AT ENGLE,S ICE CREAM BAR For SEALTEST Ice Cream 939 East Main Street Reynoldsville Penna. Compliments of SMITH ICE CREAM CO. E. D. REITZ IMPLEMENT STORE International Trucks, International Refrigeration, McCormick Farm Equipment Papee cutters ZS! Grinders, Goodyear Farm Tires DuBois, Pa. Phone 1200 FISCHEUS CHINA STORE Dinnerware - Art Ware Hotel China - Giftware 158 VV. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. Compliments of LEONARDSON,S FASHION CORNER YOUNT'S KANDY KITCHEN Sweets for the Sweet Revnoldsville Penna. Compliments of H. B. CULLEY Sl CO. Accountants and Auditors JAMES R. N EWCOMER Jewelry - Gifts Watch and Jewelry Repairing PHONE 1834 143 West Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. Cimpliments of HOME FURNITURE CO. RELIABLE FURNITURE Open Evenings by Appointment Trade in Allowances SN ELL AUTO WRECKERS We Buy and Sell Car and Truck Salvage EASY TERMS W. R. SNELL, Owner Stores Located , Phone 1430 Falls Creek DuBois Philipsburg St. Mary s CLARK SERVICE STATION Washing and greasing-our specialty Cor. N. Main St DuBois St. Phone 2348 DuBois, Pa, STEWARTS CON FECTIONERY 503 S. Main St. We appreciate your patronagef, For Healtlfs Sake Roller Skate DUBOIS ARENA Phone 2389 jIM,S ATLANTIC SERVICE Lee 6: McCreary Tires Lubrication Bt Washing Pick-up Sz Delivery Phone 9795 DuBois Penna. Compliments of CHERRYS GASOLINE SERVICE 930 Brady Street Joseph Cherry, Prop. Compliments of COMPRESSED CYLINDER CASES DuBois, Pu. Phone 1046 If it's welding or cutting VVe have it. PHONE 1296 Compliments HAYES T. SOLIDA of Wrenchv Plumbing and Heating 705 S. Brady St. DuBois, Pa. Phone 1870-I OKLAHOMA N. WOOMER, WHOLESALE UCONFECTIONS OF MERITU Highland Street Extension Dubois Penna. McNEIL'S STORE Ice Crezun - Produce - Candy Films and Groceries and Magazines 128 Tozier Avenue DuBois, Pa. Compliments of McCRORY,S 5-10-25 DUBOIS, PA. Most for 256, SHAW TRUCKING INC. TRUCKING SERVICE Long Distance Moving Agent: Grevvun Lines Phone 186 or 672 Compliments of MEENAN,S ACCOUNTING SERVICE DuBois National Bank Bldg. JOHN v. GLUCZYK CHOCERIES and MEATS 801 W. Lf,-ug Avenue DuBois, Pa 5 W. Long Avenue DuBois, Pa. Plwfle 2344 Compliments SHANKEL'S PHARMACY of The REXALL store DELANEYS HARDWARE STORE Opp. B. 61 O. Station DuBois, Pa. HAKO McGARVEY MOTORS INC. SALES - SERVICE 122 W. XVa::hington Avenue PLASTIC WALL TILE Kitchen, Bathrooms, etc. JOHN A. MILLER, JR. 221 Forest Ave, DuBois, Pu DuBois, Pa. Phone 2350 Phone 2047-R or 140 Compliments of JOHN K. OLSON S AUTO PARTS - ACCESSORIES and SERVICE STATION OKLAHOMA 24-Hour VVreCker Service Phone 6543-R-11 DuBois, Pa LEO,S CONFECTIONERY 101 E. DuBois Ave. Delicious Sundaes - Sodas Compliments of JOHN E. ROYER and Milkshakes PAINTS 1t,s LEO,S D B '.', Pa. Pl 1 2'- Leo Cahr, Prop. u O18 I Mme 8 I J . Compliments of Compliments of DUBOIS AUTO SALES WYSE'S BARBERSHOP BLAINE,S SWEET SHOP ICE CREAM - CANDY - TOBACCO Try Our Sundaesn 200 Dixon Avenue 3 Dixon Ave., Phone 1088 Your Nash Deuleri' GEO. N. CENT 6: SON CROCERY STORE Here in our store you will always find Well Known Brands at Fair Prices Plus Friendlv Service PHONE 305 BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS W. E. RADAKER GROCERY Quality Foods and Meats We ure as near as vour telephone' 813 S. Brady St. DuBois, Pa. PHONE 588 Compliments of MCANIN CH AUTO SALES Your Pontiac Dealer DUBOIS PENNA GRIBBIN 61 MINNS A. LIAN RESTAURANT Dry Goods and Ready to Wear The Best Place to Eat After Allv 237 W. L A ' 243 W. Long Avenue Phone 322 'mg Venue DUBOIS' Pa' SHAFFER'S READY TO WEAR WALLPAPER - PAINT TANTLINGER 81 MCDADE Contracting 323 West Long Avc. DuBois, Pa' Phone 1071-J 140 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. GEORGE I. FITZPATRICK SHEET METAL CONTRACTING DuBois, Pa, Phone 1211 DAHROUGE'S You ask - We have it. Jewelry, Tobacco, Ice Cream, Notions, Sporting Goods, Beer We have a delicious line of HOME-MADE CANDIES Corner of Main at Long Phone 9776 DuBois, Pa. CURLEE CLOTHES For Men of All Ages Fit - Quality - Style GUS KORB 243 W. Long Avenue Phone 322 Compliments of M. CALLAHAN WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION STORE LOUIS H. PROTHERO MATTHEWS BOOK STORE Phone 9791 41 West Long Ave. Books, Stationery, Office Supplies, Toys Office Furniture and Sporting Goods 325 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa Since 1911 1. Comp lments Compliments of of STEFFYS DRAY LINE ROKOSKY CROCERY Phone 365-I House Phone 365-M 830 VV. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. VVe Serve You Save REITER MOTORS INC 341 South Franklin St. SHOES and HOSIERY For All The Family Buy at Brown's and Saveu BROWNS BOOT SHOP Phone 2011 DuBois, Pa. 3 West Long Ave. J. J. CO. Compliments of No.- 132 BEER'S MUSIC STORE R. A. MULFORD DuBois, Pa. DuBois Clearfield Compliments of WOIKA SERVICE STATION Compliments of TRI-COUNTY FARMERS MARKET Vegetables - Meats - Baked Goods S. Main St. Extension BAUM'S SPORTING GOODS INC. Sunbury, Penna. Specialists in School and Club Athletic Equipment Wholesale and retail PHONE 1672 LITTLE TIMES SQUARE Char-Kol Toasted Hot Dogs Intersection 322 61 219 C 81 M Junction Prop., John E. Peterson White Trucks U. S. Rubber Products Chrysler - Plymouth Parts, Service POHE MOTORS 25 E. Park Avenue DuBois, Pa. Phone 1220 A. I. MOTT Sales and Service Rusco Storm Windows Rusco Venetian Awnings Alside Aluminum Siding johns-Mansville Roofs Venetian Blinds Phone 542 DuBois KELLER BROS. DRY CLEANERS 5 Park Ave. DuBois Phone 1114 Moth Proofing 5 Year Guarantee MILLER BROTHERS Contract Plastering 215 Forest Ave. DuBois PHONE 140 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. R. C. VOGEL,H Compliments of J. E. RISHELL GARAGE INC. Buick Sales and Service WEAVER,S INC. DUBOIS - CLEARFIELD Phone 424 Phone 5-9604 MOULTHROFS HARDWARE nulsols, PA. Compliments of ECONOMY MARKET B. W. BAKAS GROCERIES - MEATS FOOD MARKET Byron London Phone 9790 DuBois, Pu. Phone 1022-I For The Finest in Gifts WEBER,S go to BLANKFELDS CUWHWG Your jeweler 7 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. For Men and Boys 25 W. Long Ave. W. L. ROSS FOR FLOWERS Call 617 Hospital Street Compliments of THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. HOME OF GOLDEN KEY COFFEE KRUK FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Rug - Carpet - Linoleum - Tile Anything in Floor Covering 201 DuBois St. Phone 2379 PALUMBO'S MEAT MARKET Complete Lille of Home Dressed and Smoked Meats Phone 161 343 W, Long Ave. KEEFER'S GARAGE, INC. STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS 501 W. DuBois Ave. Phone 843-I Compliments of DUBOIS ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO. Willys jeep Dealer EAST SIDE GARAGE EXPERT REPAIRING DuBois Ave. B1 First St. Call 739-I DuBois, Pa. WHITE FRONT MARKET FRESH MEATS FRUITS and PRODUCE 145 W. Long Ave. DuBois, Pa. Phone 560 Compliments HAYES T. SOLIDA of WrenchU PLUMBING and HEATING 705 S. Bradv St. DuBois, Pa. OKLAHOMA Phone 1870-I Compliments of COMPRESSED CYLINDER CASES DuBois,Pz1. - Phone 1046 If It's Welding or Cutting We Have Itf, WM. F. KENNEDY WHOLESALE PLUMBING and HEATING Falls Creek, Pa. Cgmplimentg PHILLIPS FURNITURE of STORE Falls Creek - Phone 1419-I GENERAL PERSHING . Paul S. LeW1s, Prop. HOTEL CUSTOM FURNITURE A SPECIALTY DUBOIS, PA. Come Down Our Way There's Less To Payv Compliments of GOSS BROS. WELDING SUPPLY Falls Creek Penna. DOC'S GARAGE I. V, Daugherty, Prop. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Emergency Service Brockway-Falls Creek, Int. Phone 2438 P. O. Box 430 M. E. SHAFFER Paperlianging - Painting Contract Work 323 West Long Ave. DELANEY'S SERVICE STATION KENDALL 2000 Mile Oil DUBOIS, PA. Polly Power and Deluxe Gasoline Compliments SALON OF BEAUTY of JOE FENDER'S BODY SHOP 5 W. Long Avenue - DuBois, Pa. HELEN WOIKA, Prop. Phone 2309-I Tel. Our Flowers Compliments say it for you of CLARKS FLORISTS SAVOY CAFE 1121 26 S. Brady St Clayton Mabie, Owner WILLIAM R. NAUGLE Cas 61 Coal Fired Furnaces Roofing 81 Spouting PHONE 6568-R-3 LEVIN E BROS. The place to go for the name brand you know Ave. Theatre Bldg. DuBois, Pa CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISIIES UNITED NATURAL GAS COMPANY FRANCO AUTO SALES Packard Automobiles and Used Cars 341 S. Brady St. DuBois, Pa. Compliments of COWDRICK'S DRUG STORES Always lowcst clrug pricesi' Opp. Harris Theater PHONE 9781 E. 0. PEARSON DUBOIS, PA. Dealers in Choice MEAT - POULTRY - BUTTER - EGGS Opp. M. E. Church SWIFT, KENNEDY 81 CO. Compliments of INSURANCE LYON,S CREENHOUSE Phone 527 120 W. Long Aw. DuBois, Pu. 18 ROSS St' Phone 339'W Compliments Compliments of of SANDY SUPER MARKET F. B. SPENCER JOB PRINTER Phone 502-R DuBois, Pa. WOOD'S FUNERAL HOME 5 North Main Street DuBois, Penna. Phone 2043 Ambulance Service Compliments of HEYDRICK-SHUGARTS SHOES 33 N. Brady St. DuBois, Pa Compliment from STEPHEN D. BUYS General Carpenter and Contractor Knarr St. DuBois BETTY'S CAFE It's our pleasure to serve you a meal or a sandwich MERRIT I. EDNER 81 SONS General Insurance Agency Complete License Service 10 S. Franklin St. DuBois, Pa. Phone 85 or 880 Compliments of YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Compliments of GUTHRIE'S DRY CLEANING VVe Call For and Deliver Phone 696 634 Main St. HOMOGENIZED Vitamin DU Milk Our Specialty V. T. SMITH DAIRY E jfjfwffjf fm! .:' QAM' X '14 , in M M' iff , Su of Mm 7 Wjffgwvvmj X ' xg 'Wawwygv We 0? D ok .Ac-,fdp.l1g6q, 0 t n Q fgxexx' G g1.r,,f W 'WX N pf I 1 QD e5 4 yu -. 'nu .g, - ---4 ,-1 .. Hi' xx V, , , 2 f l , , wi. ' ' ' ' I . 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