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

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Stated: Mrs. Rees. I). Baughman. I . Winter. I.. Heldibridle. I Dixon. A- VlcCahan. D. Kelley. M. Mon. Miss Hoover. Standing,. K. Snyder. (I. V . II. Klder. II. Horton. l. I'leegle. J. Ramsey. B. Stapleton. (I. W'atn- baugh. C. Simon, R. Ross. M. Reed. S. Barto. I). Morningsiar. I). Burke. B. Barnett. 1948 marks the third anniversary of a year book gone to press. The Block Staff hope you will enjoy reading its numerous pages as we have enjoyed pub- lishing it. At the beginning of the term our perk and ambitious Editor busied herself in making each Senior anxious to become the owner of a year book as a memory of his school days at S. I.. H. S. It was quite a task, especially when the problem of financing came up, but we soon solved that problem by making the business- men in our various school districts part of our Staff by placing their names on our patron list. Our one dream became a reality and so the work was begun. Editor Business Manager Photography - Art Editor Junior Editor Typist Faculty Adviser Business Adviser Fern Dixon, Round Knob Dorothy Kelley, Saxton Anna Iris McCahan, Saxton Mona Mort, Round Knob Lloyd Heldibridle, Saxton Peggy Winter, Defiance Dorothy Rees, Saxton Edna Hoover, Saxton By the first of the year the first section of the book was ready for publication with the subscription drive well under way and a promise of at least one hundred seventy five books to be distributed among our student body. In grateful appreciation we the Staff wish to thank each one, the Shcterom Studio for their prompt service and work, our patrons and each student who helped.

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AUDREY ABBOTT Quiet, but very nice and friend- ly. Audrey, once living in Saxton, now a resident of Defiance, is another of our musical minded seniors and should be proud of her fine work in the band and chorus. Audrey has taken the Commercial course and should be congratulated on her excellent accomplishments as a fine secre- tary. Her favorite song is “Ma- rio’s Mobile”. Whether she de- cides upon a career or the job of home-making, we feel certain. Audrey will succeed. DOROTHY BAKER “Sawdust” Dotty, as best known by the opposite sex. lives on Church Street. She is seen mostly with Dotty Kellcv. If you happened to have an appointment at Doc Thomas’s she might have held your hand. She really swings a mean baton and we bet you can’t keep track of those legs. After graduation she plans to enter Ursinus College and follow Miss McCahans line. Maybe in her studies she will come to the conclusion why Church Street was “Sonny” at night. HARRY ABBOTT “Cork” This curly-headed “romeo” of the senior class is one of our local boys. His fine manners and jovial nature along with his friendly smiles, seem inticing to the girls for Harry rates with them all. You'll find him any- where there's fun and laughter going on because he is usually the main attraction. Doing splen- did work in school. Harry seems to have little trouble accomplish- ing anything he sets out to do: so with that record. Harry will be a big success in anything he de- cides upon after graduation. MAXINE BAKER “Pork y” Maxine comes to us from North Point and is proud of it. She doesn't have a special interest in anything in particular. She likes to dance, eat. go to parties and last but not least, she loves to talk. Her favorite sport is go- ing to the movies. You usually see this smiling girl with her best friend “Toodic”. We arc sure you'll be successful in anything you choose. C x d luck! PAUL ALTOBELLI Paul says he’s from Dudley, but he actually lives in Miners- ville. Dudley is easier to spell You usually see him with Toni Cuicci. the two of them cooking up some sort of mischief. Paul is a spaghetti fanatic, his favorite song being “One Meat Ball. When we inquired about his future vocation. Paul said he in- tended to enter the Navy since lie got by in high school on high C’s. We will all remember Paul as a good companion, remarkable student, and a credit to the class. BRUCE BARNETT “ 'unior” When you’re preambulatin’ through the lower hall, you'll notice a pair of blue eyes defy- ing anyone to walk across the white line. Besides being a down- stairs monitcr. Junior will al- ways be remembered by his class- mates as a result of his jovial nature and friendly attitude. He hasn't talked much about a post graduate career. We have reached the verdict that what- ever lie docs, success is in store for him. JOHN ANKNEY “ Barrymorr” John is our bass drummer and we must say a good one. He enjoys doing what he can for the school, participating in the Senior play and being a monitor. He is also a “south-paw” pitcher for the baseball team. John has many friends, but enjoys being near the girls. He is planning on going to college after gradua- tion and we wish him all the luck in the world. SALLY BARTO Sally, an impulsive and un- predictable girl plans on being a psychiatrist upon leaving school. Although she has a great deal of talent along most any line her literary ability is remark- able. Sally is not only very in- telligent but possesses a unique sense of humor. Most of her spare time is spent with “Kuge” Hopkins or in a rendezvovus with that “special” fellow from De- troit from whom she receives so many letters.