Saxton Liberty High School - Block Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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.-an Sm LORMA Q. WILLIAMS Home Economics Are you sure? EMMY LOU FLUKE Commercial This talking has got to be stopped! E. WILSON GATES Science, Chemistry Now, where am I? RICHARD C. SHOEMAKER Music Let's get on the ball! EDWARD B. McDOWELL Phys. Ed, Social Studies You're playin' with fire now, you know.

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THEODORE R. DODSON Languages As the Seniors increase, the noise increases. ANNA S. I-IOOVER English, Social Studies Get a sheet of paper and write what you know about- DANIEL M. BRUMBAUGH English, Social Studies Now, Brothers and Sisters- EDNA R. HOOVER Mathematics All right- BERNADINE J. HOLDEN Phys. Ed., Mathematics Girls, are you studying? ,HUG ,-qw. HE'

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Sl-ated: Miss Hoover, A. Cflnppvr. B. Vhnvcr. S. Crownovcr. B. Williams, F. Dixon, D, Bollman. T, Black. E. Gnrbrr. Standing: M. Vfillinms, ii. Knudsrn, T. Hoovrr. E. Dixon, I. Hess. R, Thomas. G. Mcilihnn. D. Hoover, P. Vt'intcr. M. XVnrthing, J. Ronrabaugh, XV. Pukala, D. Chrismphcr, H. Thompson. The 'Wlock .S'taff Early in the school year, many Seniors looked with keen anticipation and interest toward a good 1947 Block . Many members of the class volunteered and work was begun on the book. The Mount Union Times was chosen as publisher. With the first meeting of the Staff, the following staff officers were appointed: , Editor .........,................................... ..,. B everly Williams Business Manager .... ..,..... A lice Clapper Art Editor ......... ..... D elores Bollman Photography ..... ....... B etty Weaver Typist ........ ..... S ylvia Crownover Junior Editor .... ........ F ern Dixon Faculty Advisor .. ..... ..... ..... .... ....,.. ....... E 1 i z a Garber Business Advisor .....................,...................... Edna Hoover The subscription drive netted a total of three hundred twenty-five sales and indicated a growing interest upon the part of the public. Mr. Victor Shetrom deserves much credit for his splendid cooperation and fine photographic work. The 1947 edition of the Block was in the hands of its students by May 29 and with its white leather padded cover and red lettering merits a place among the books of its class. As the letters in bold type greet you, the reader, when you examine the Block , the Staff of 1947 sincerely hope you approve of the Saxton-Liberty High School annual.