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

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'mv M EMMA JOHNSON-See the cute little smile on her face? Well, there is a lot be- hind it. Emma has taken the general course in high school and hasn't made up her mind as to what she wants to become after gradua- tion. She has been in the Chorus for four years and the Sextette for one year. In her leisure hours she may be found in a theater enjoying a good movie. Emma doesn't worry about the boys, she says, but sometimes we wonder if it really is that way. Let's wait and see. ELFRIEDA KNUDSEN-With a brogue that bespeaks culture, Elfrieda is perhaps one of the tallest and blondest lassies in the class. Pursuing the straight academic course, she expects to enter college this fall and from a glance at her scholastic record we predict there will be no bluffin ' when she enters Bluffton. Often seen in the company of an ex-G. I., Elfrieda seems to be giving her attentions to one man and if you'd ask us, we'd say that he's a lucky guy. PEARL LONG-This quiet, young lady hails from Marysville, and is one of the prettiest girls in the class. With always a smile for everyone, she has endeared herself to all of us. You usually see Pearl in the family car riding here and there. She es- pecially likes to spend week-ends in Lewis- town, where-and we'll accept this excuse- her sister lives. Her favorite subject is chemistry. Whether it's the subject, the teacher, or a certain class member, we have not been able to learn. Pearl's ambition is to be a telephone operator. GEORGE McCAI-IAN-One of the most popular members of the school is our Jerry, It matters not in what activity, there you will find him. Prominent in Varsity football, basketball, and baseball, this lad has made a name for himself as well as the school. He is also talented in music, being a member of the school chorus. His out-of-school time is devoted to work with the new Saxton Mfg. Plant. Food is a favorite menu and he is especially fond of sandwiches with his mus- tard. One girl never bothers Jerry, for he loves them all even to the Bakers Daughter. All of which bears our stamp of approval. ANNA GRACE MANLEY-Always jolly and full of fun, our Grace believes in Laugh and grow fat. But we must admit, it is quite becoming and we hope she continues and stays as sweet as she is. Manley has many likes and they include basketball, movies, reading, chicken with all the trim- mings, and Mrs. Garber. Her main ambition is to be a beautician and she is always found grooming someone for an important date. That special boy friend is from New Paris so don't be surprised to hear of the Manley- Shimer Beautician establishment in that city ere long.

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DOROTHY HOOPER- Dot is one of our local girls who is always busy both in and out of school. With strawberry blonde hair and lair complexion, she attracts many friends. Most of her spare time is spent either roller skating or dancing. As for the future, her plans are to be a laboratory tech- nician. We hope she can fulfill these desires. DOROTHY HOOVER-Dot is the one and only waitress in Marysville and can she make hamburgers! She likes to drive the family car and is a whiz at roller skating. Her favorite dish is spaghetti and all the trim- mings. When you see Mary and Helena, take it for granted that Dot will be with them. Dot says that for the present she'll stick to making hamburgers. Keep up the good work, Dot!! THOMAS HOOVER-Hair neat, pants creased to a T , and shoes shined. This statement goes for our Tommy who hails from Woodcock Valley. Tommy is one of Mr. Shoemaker's trumpet players and we should say also that he is very good at it. Next to playing his horn, he enjoys drumming on the piano, and he also likes to dance. Get that, girls? We hear that Tommy's main subject in school is music-Reed. Maybe you can spell it two ways, but this is the way he prefers it spelled, don't you, Tommy? ROBERT HUFF, JR.-That big hand- some hunk of man comes from Saxton and is the hardest thinker in the class-when it comes to thinking of ways to avoid work. Good-natured with personality plus, our Bo his endeared himself to all of us. He is the guy with the educated toe who seldom failed to kick the Old Apple for that extra point. Also good in basketball, Huff won letters in both sports. His contention that he could make good if the women would keep clear is a well known fact. When questioned as to his future, Huff says, Let that take care of itself-it's the present I'm worried about. MICHAEL HYDOCK-This so-called bashful lad also hails from up Dudley way. Bashful-because he shuns the girls but rumors tell us that he goes for the city gals. Mike's favorite pastime is driving the car and playing cards. He chose the academic course in school and his favorite subject was chemistry. His future is undecided but we think he will be found in Philadelphia. We wonder why??? Well, anyway, we want to wish him great success.

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BILL MEYERS-A tall, handsome, care- free lad is Bill who lives on a farm and journeys to S. L. all the way from Cherry- town. He greatly enjoys getting The Gang together and leisurely rolling along the road in the Chevie or truck. His dark curly hair makes him an easy heart-throb for any girl, but he fails to heed their Wolfess calls-all because of his own bashfulness. However, there will come a day when some lucky gal will win the lad, and he will have no chance to say no , Girls, the line forms to the right. WANDA PUCALA-Hailing from Defi- ance, this happy-go-lucky girl has really won her place in school activities. Whenever a project is mentioned, there you will find Wanda ready to give her all to help put it across. Wanda's favorite pastime is danc- ing and in this she excels. She is also gifted in art and has contributed many poster drawings for school affairs. Her one am- bition this year has been the class trip to Washington. Pucala's interests include sales- manship, Chemistry, and Home Ec. With all these-lucky will be the man who manages to cop Wanda. JONNILU RAMSEY-This is our class's Cute little blonde . She comes from the east side of town and is proud of it. Her chief occupation is driving Moitle fthe carl to school and is ably assisted by co-pilot Hooper as well as a host of others all crammed in. Jonnie's favorite sport is roller skating, and we understand she is quite good. She is a good dresser, dancer, and also drummer in the Band. We understand that after school is over she wants to go to Florida but we are betting that a certain Stonerstown fellow says the words that will change her mind. CHARLOTTE REED-Charlotte, who is better known to most of us as Lottie, hails from the Hollow. Lottie is one of our speedy typists and ought to make someone a very good Secretary. A melophone player in the band, she also plays the piano. Her favorite song is Star Dust . Her pastime in school is talking to a certain Senior boy in the hall. As to her future plans she is undecided. JEAN RHODES--Jean is a quiet but will- ing and cooperative young lady. She has taken the general course in high school and especially likes chemistry and salesmanship. She is the weather man of the class and after a rain she measures each foot-we mean each inch of rain for the Common- wealth. We predict that she will be a success as a farmeret, providing the right farmer comes along. Until then-well, Jean says she'll wait.