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

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Nellie Ritchey Aunt Nellie Hid you ever see that small girl with the brown lock's who hail from Stonerstown ? It is « ur Nellie. She seems very quiet to those who do not know her real well, but she has a lot of pep. “Aunt Nellie. ' as she is known to a few of her friends, can always be seen with her two best friends, Sara and Dorcas. When asked what subjects she liked best, “English” was the answer. In leisure time she en- joys reading, sleeping and eating. Edward Abbot Ross Eddie Eddie is rather quiet until you learn to know him, and then you find that he has qualities of wit and humor. If you can't find him just look up David McMurtric or Frank Rankin, they will be discussing “The Ford.” He also has oratorical abilities that exceed the average student, whether it is in English class or in the senior play you will find Eddie very talented. His favorite pastime is making deals with Miss Long and we think that she has met her match. Hilda Rogers “Shorty' Shorty is one of the smallest girls in the Senior Class, for shortness docs not detract but adds to her very sweet person- ality. She is a commercial stu- dent, and her desire after school is to be someone's good secre- tary. Her heart belongs to Bob so far as she is concerned. For recreation Shorty is seen many times at the skating rink and at the Happy Hollow Inn danc- ing. Charles Robert Seager Hob Bob is one of the shortest guys in the class, but we are of the opinion that good goods are put up in small packages. Bob is a shy. quiet fellow who says he doesn’t have a girl, but we bet he does. He spends his leisure time playing basketball, and he is interested in all sports. In whatever you do we wish you the best of luck “Bob.” Donald Reed Rabbit” Hopping off the “Puttstown Special” Rabbit starts everyday with a bang. A ladies man, Rabbit's main attraction is his short frissly hair which really makes him look cute. In school his favorite subject is “Business Law” at which he is a wiz. After graduation Rabbit wants to settle down on a farm and raise a bunch of little “Rabbits. Theresa Reed “Tatty” Another one of the Dudley Hill girls. 'Fatty is a vivid red head without the temper. She is well known for her hilarious sense of humor and is well liked by all. Her favorite pastime is cruising along in the Chevrolet with her favorite companion Dotty, and you frequently sec them on the road to Cypher. She is especially fond of sports particularly horseback riding, hunting and last but not least basketball. 'Fatty has a very “Sonny” disposition. She is plan- ning to attend college next fall and we all agree that she'll make a wonderful Ph. Ed. teacher. Jack Reed Jack is one of the quieter and more refined contributions from Cherrytown. He is a affable and a friendly chap who specili .cs in a girl name “Audrey. He is often seen with “Fireball and “Carbcrry. Jack intends to at- tend college after he graduates from Saxton-Liberty. He is al- ways ready to under take any project in school or elsewhere. We wish him luck. Charles Rightnour “Charley Coming from Little Valley “Charley” greets everybody with a “Hello” that has a friendly twist in it. After working on the farm all day Charley is always ready to help in getting some fun started. You will find him with Jim Hess and Harold Gates hanging around Bollman's Service Station or heading up the road to Wood. As to the future Char- ley wants to become a diesel engineer. Good Luck!!

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♦ Dorothy Mac Xcudcr Dotty” Who Stole My Heart Away and to be sure that would be Dotty for she steals everybody's heart everywhere and we might add especially over at Roberts- da!e and vicinity. Dotty is an animal lover and especially fond of cats—( loin that is) and die especially fond of the Pussy Ca Song. I ler adorable grin Mid charming ways • are widely known up around the skating rink at Cypher. I ler best friend is Tatty and they are both co- operative team workers and are equally skillful as guards when girls basketball is in progress. Franklin Allen Rankin The only boy in the Senior Class that would rather work than cat. He hails from the fair village of Defiance and is a real asset to the class. You will always find Frank in the woods, hiking, fishing or hunting the year around. His main ambition is to sec what the inside of Alaska looks like. We all hope you make it Frank. Donald Port Muddy” Don decided to remain with us when his parents moved to Warren. His favorite subject is Plane . Where ever Buddy is :-aii. his friend McIntyre is not f r away and when there is a class to Ik missed these two are ti.st to take advantage of it. Don's list of girls is mighty long but sonic day one of them will catch him. He is always ready lo laid a helping hand in all school activities. Buddy plans io enter college and study electri- cal engineering. Richard Rankin D Arri ing on the Broad-Top bus this laddie greets everybody with a shy smile mat will win any- body's friendship. His motto is “live and help live,” on which all his friends agrees he excels in doing. After school you will find him cutting paper wood un- til dark, and on Saturday nights he has a rendezvous with a cer- tain you know who in Putts- town. Richard has not decided what he wants to do after school but wc wish him luck in what field he chooses. Frederick Miller “Baldy” “Baldy,” who hails from Wood- cock Valley, is one of our most active and cooperative boys, when it comes to participating in class and school activities. In A Quiet Christmas” he proved to us that he'd make a wonder- ful family man. Wc all agree that he looked quite natural on the stage, playing the role of a faithful husband and father of a charming wife and baby. After graduation, Baldy plans to study the art of scientific farming, we'- re sure he will Ik successful in this line of work. Beulah Mort Red” Red. our dashing efficient sec- retary of Miss Gearhart, hails from Round-Knob and doesn't care who knows it. Cute ttx . One of our 3 forwards on the girls team who is always under that basket to “slop 'em in. Beu- lah has a swell personality and is liked by everyone. Wherever you see Beulah you see her friends Grace and Alice right be- side her. As one would predict. Beulah's career after graduation will undoubtedly be homemaking. Bet she will be Paul's perfect wife and secretary! John Miller “Jack” Arriving in his old Chevy Jack gives everybody a big smile be- cause he made it again. Jack lives in Stonerstown and works in his father’s garage, also lo- cated in Stonerstown. Jack is a special friend of everybody, barc- ing no one from his pleasant so- ciety. Jack's favorite subject in school is “English” in which he is one of Miss Ding’s favorite students. He plans to Ik a me- chanic in his after school days. George Richard Mountain Dick” This tall lanky lad hails from Saxton Borough and is one of the most studious boys in the Senior class. Dick did a great job as press correspondent for Coach McDowell during football season. Although his favorite sport is baseball he was a sub for the varsity basketball team and saw lots of action. After getting his diploma Dick plans to tenter Penn State and study to be an engineer. With his fine personality we’re sure he’ll go places.

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William R. Sheedcr “Willie” This handsome Rpmeo who hails from Six Mile Run spends most of his time with a certain youuk lady from, Saxton. Willie, a little man with a mighty arm. plays shortstop on the Baseball team and does a mighty fine job. lie played baseball for two years and earned his varsity sweater. In school he likes English best of all. Willie is also a monitor which offers plenty of opportuni- ty to communicate “at the Stake I le is undecided alx ut his future but we want to wish him the “Best of Luck in whatever lie does. Marion Stapleton Quiet, pretty, and co-operative, that's Marion, a brunette from “Little Valley.' She joined Sax- ton Liberty in her junior year when she came from Baltimore. A typical farm girl, she is in- terested in “Sheas not the one horst type, either. Marion's fu- ture is undecided, but with her good looks and sweet personality we arc sure she will go far in this world. Pat Solomon “Lou” The dark-eyed beauty of the Senior Class, yes. that's our gal. Pat. She had an active part in many things, including the Ten Tones, Chorus. Band, and as a Senior forward on our basket- ball team and really helped to roll up the score for S. I.. II. S. As a future profession. Pat is anticipating homemaking. She seems to make qui'e a few trips to Harrisburg. You're really a lucky guy. Ken! Sara Katherine Stapleton “Sis” One of the peppiest and most cheerful girls in the class is Sara. Of her success we ha c no doubt for Sara always finishes any pro- ject she starts. Her interest out of school, we hear is learning to drive the DcSota and reading. She has PECKS of friends especi- ally George. ‘‘Sis ’ showed her acting ability by being in the Senior play. We know she will make good use of her ability in Home Ec. Dorothv Tenlev “Flirt” “Flirt’ as she is known to her many friends hails from Putts- town. This vivacious attractive girl with the dark brown hair, big brown eyes, and the very pleasing personality belong to Dorothy. She is planning to be a telephone operator—but maybe Alan will change it to house- keeping. Carlton Walter Treece “Putter” Carlton is quiet and unassum- ing for that reason one may think him backward, until one gets to know him better. His keen sense of humor and quick wit makes him a fa - orite with his many friends. The students of old S. L. II. S. will miss seeing Putter wandering around the classrooms, visiting among the great number of his friends. Vivian Thompson “Vi-Vi” Quiet, but very nice and friend- ly is our blonde, curly headed Senior. Vivian. She hails from Coalmont. Her favorite pastime is going to the movies and list- ening to Hill-Billy music on the radio. After graduation Vivian's ambition is to be a beautician, but whatever she plans, we're hoping her Good Luck always. Donald D. Treece “Fire ball'' Hailing from Cherrytown. Don's striking red hair dis- tinguishes him from his fellow students. He is a likeable chap and is widely known. He likes all sports, especially hunting. He is quite a lucky fellow in more ways than one. He participated in intermural basketball and played good during the dinner hour. Don is out for baseball and may turn out to be a smooth player on the diamond. His fu- ture is undecided but we wish him lots of luck on whatever he decides to do.