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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

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V 3 li i 'nuns' wif f N-1 GEGRGF ADOLPUSOT Another quiet boy of the senior class, he ever nentions the vals but, we are certain tnat somewhere along the llne George has one If he doesn't,you girls better get busy A A 1 u et l in class H811 ng f o lortn o nt axe is seen qu e frequentld vit Dolores she ras a tea tut keeps rim well hi den 8-W f'QN Hvcno SSC efers nails f om C errxtow an' ravels the wa to S 'A orable a a dso w a lot o spunf ' a wa t e wo D 4 xou ever see Jeorge wh'z to town in the old Fo d to mane tae tus for the games' .atta man! THC AS 'cCAIAu Treas Tom, our quiet boy of the class, hails from Stonerstown A bashful guy but a lover of girls Tom is a great guard in football and will always be remembered Good lucy in toe future Q- S l 'N Ji is fron Cherry own, d is a swe g J it his redd st Hair, all tre girls run for him, but he can't be cauzrt fe all know he likes a certaln girl rut w1'1O'7'7'7 hC A r a Jear l'ves urea bt A is ' it sre's a sie w' p s nali v o a drum a'orette ans very talentee vorma's ambition is well, we'l1 leaxe that up to ner 'TTQYTTC' W',, F' s nu , . vv ,, Q H ' yr a t all H y -L High. . . . , ' d ' 13 n n' me guy ith o f ' K , X, 4' anz. y wi ra :ten ' 6 ' Y ' 1 ' Y H I ' O 4' V . n , - Q A. ' ,l.. - A s 'B s X W liz, G f fu' .. . ,T . . . . . M .. T 1 . n . 9 3 . ' o ' -an ' VARY HGELH I qi- fjir . the I- -' . ' 1 I r 1 Y ' , 5 P i U. ai l it ' x 2. -. . rf ' w- A 4 . 1, L4 U JAKE APJFLI .fl n - t an . ll ul. W h . l n A A ww , Q - - ' It 4 ' v ' RH JEAY EAKIR 'J .. ff? ..o rw . .L on - Ch 1 ' . ana proud , ol . '. W et gal 1 -ltn er o ' tv. 'he is ' - -m U - is jx' ' .. an rv . H7Y LW TAWUITT ll'-On!! in if 'Z . S OHS C- tile finest boy: in oar class. 'on ne oe rresidenzy A 14 L nov, L, wy ,4 A . .. ,No tems. ,ls to ine fewales in son'sH life, no censiiers then all as just friends. After he is vnaluatei, Ron plans to t mn' a career in . a-,en,U avi tlmn Zi A cf... 5'L 17 BAHTc N rt , a 'ell 11.4 s c s a member o- the Barton llkes to t are ns in a Cnevj on am it'on is to move 9 -ew Vorx and we say a 1 s choice Good luck toe future. 'U MV J L JODL Anotrer quiet lass frow 'iddletown who owes her heart to WDefiW and loves to s't and crochet Qne plan to Lo and work 'n washington, c. C and e think ner cnoice is wlse. Uood luck Junel ILVln LJ fo 5 1, tle Hdeer slarer , is also one of ou 'stucents Ol V a 'Ve urs, 1 ttin s we a con ab li v. YV QQ' QA CS' alle POI' S .J + 3.6. HK 1IlF wif Q 45 'K '4-' JA DA BLACA hands, hailing from Coalmont, llkes to coox and sew. vanda ls quiet, sweet, very t Ou lt ul an 1 nostly seen xit agfle hen you see the two, it weans excitene is no far awa ll me lucx in the world TJYYTV is one of the wlttiest senlo kO'o s ends nost of His tl odes, that lS cuttin u witm Him and then txe flrewo ns! All ln all Jin is a good y and loves to hunt, we'll leave twat L to him. ' 535 -.417 xg' N O' 0 W x V 'a O u 'e . 4- g X Mlrl, 1 Lani. H ' mo or u A ' lo ' Hx. mb l . tt Y i . vi e . . in I Y II Y ' Y 1 -3' . ' h U52 Y , d s U . v h U ,. . .L is . .J . ., .. A nt t y. A tl l . D . '.,n15 ,gvl 1 ' fa ., . .,. . ,.jv JA'ss sC-,sn1sR so el Jim . ' , , .- r o js. He v p . .. . 'ne i X A with Ur. Rh ' - Q 'p 2 . . g 2 ' rl ' M gu A xvs Q LNW Pl U . . L ' - . . -. V s ' A 'V Q Q m C w ' A - . I, 5 - I 'VRKWTT F11 .a - I - - lv ii! Tv' 1 H. fxlih lf--' v he is mon: tn S3 F 5eg's Ill. plans bgi , Q K 1 ul - . He wants tu be b -' vfe 7 Asgpgction eiegnoo 3 1 W his 1 in ph? ic' ' Q will helg Luck UO hif , ,' in En11lii.f' b1 '2F 'Il - 1 .ter brilj 'fvi A cheerleader for four years, dn beca e one of the o t popular girls in the 11gh school Her most enjoyed recrea tions are roller skating and dancing Her desire is to become a typist Here's wishinv her best of luck CATHLRIIE CIARROCCA This small dark fea tured gal who halls from Dudley is one of the wit tiest girls in our class She is entering training at Mercy Uosoital after graduation Her ability to get along with people will prove an asset in her chosen profession ri it YS DOPIS SUE WLSSAQD known y all her friends as a friendly word for everyone she excels in nba ketball and was a cheerleader three years 'Susie loves Snyder' Potato cnlps and gues v y? Jood l ck, sus e' 7OlIa E C' dnl Here, fellows, is a nice looking girl with her dark hair and eyes and the sweetest dimples Now don't 'Vuss'er She played the saxaphone in the band for twq years plans to enter beauty school after graduation -45 qt? T7 I 'x' JVAWNE Cleo I Jeanne lives in Bar nettstown but we see ner quite frequently around Saxton in Bob' blue Chevy Sue is a commer cial student and is vr 'oover's very co patent secretary ith her per sonality she will go far R RT R JR Fritz , the spee lest boy in the class, nas a car of is own ard uses it fresuently to over the wountaxn. H tr his looks and tH8C nice green chevy, we're sure nFritzN will go places mayte college. . 7 A uiusien, as :he is A ' ' 0 . vu V ' Q 7 Q - Q 1 .. JUS ', S .X s a :il . N U Hn' 1 Vo .5 I . , KN L JJ' UA nHTEI'f ,fb ,Lf H U . A'l7T.,lNE Cfff.-'-TYIZIF-. and did B great job. She HAQAA I ' u ' S 1 . J . '56 I I H 1 , X X , W x f o f w A - A so S . 1 .. - A . H tv 1 1 . . .QV ' ' H r. f . 032. CLAIL L.. . L, 1 W ll H d- ' .EX x l Hi L l lan JSA Wet J, txe tallest girl in the senior class, 13 st ing loofin with jet black lair that is the envy of eve ybody Betty wamts to be a beau tlclan, so maybe she can helo u ma'e our hair look as nice as hers. DO ak COO: ir' w th not u to say but a wolde dl snll e e n lisn axd S8l9SW8HSllD add her ambition is to become a ms Douna is one of the neatest als at S L and we know Toad is getting a swell girl, -1 JJ Bob 1lJLS on a farm but ne cats a suse y ig J e s eas out r t Clucc in tme nevy e has a sm ard bashfll air a.d J u no ld see dim blwsn when teased! Bob is undecided about the futxre but good luck in whatever you do . X'-2 ffm DOHALDS N Maggie , as she s anown by all, is an all around girl. She's ready for fun, having a laugh that goes well with her wit You ne e1 see Hag gie alone ,because where tnere's Maggie, the e's HBarto Vill ther. b some relationship uH6P6? 919 ll wv'X -Iggy- 'QF I' -vv 19 X D 'T Donna,the attraotlve sxortie in our class fron Riddlesburg She spent a year with us and tnen moved to Pittsburgh returning as a seuio to graduate with this class Luck to you, here or in Pittsburgh MJKMA DAVIS The girl with the seo and v' or at foot hall games lov s spor s and likes to eat at all times She was a ma ber of the band and mana of the girlls basketball team Her only ambition is to build Mrs Ritchey a large library l Z-Q, l KAT1-FYN x-OLK Kate , one of the friendliest girls in the senior class, hails from Six Mile 'Katie plays basketball and is always helpful Kate's ambition is to become an airline hostess, but maybe some lucky fellow will change her mind Good luck! CHARLES FOOR The quietest boy in the class and his one de sire is to hunt He is from North Point His future is undecided but good luck to a swell fel low and classmate 'APRS FIELDS letter known to so Q o his friends as stein Jim likes lay basketball , sing Mary Lou and eat loads of banana cake All at the same time? Jim's am bition is to be a chemi cal engineer and we say a wise choice MARGARET FLBCK Patty , as Margaret is known to her class mates, is another quiet female She excels 1 all her subjects and is mostly seen with Jenkins and McCavitt in school and out Patty wants to become a Latin and Eng lish teacher Good luck' BERNARD FOX We didn't know there were so many quiet boys in our class, but here is another His favorite pastime is rlling Mr Rhodes' temper and Ber nard succeeds every time He likes to hunt and we know his looks and shy grin are assets. BETTY RUTH FOX Here is a favorite of everyone. With her neat hair and spirit, we are sure she'll succeed in whatever she does. She just loves an Allie and we predict she will soon lose interest in her cashiering job. If r EQ- f 5 N Q A, . L ' - X ' gy o R : I n n X - . n -A ll Il . - . I N l f G I ALAH HATWILLD lah, Ol lass Ee excels l well, that's a ot point but h has lot op rlends the lea t of these is a girl fro utfstcwn and the, do ake a nice couple ots of lac! to swell rel FR.D HEFFNER Be nc one on e c1ass's tallest ooys was a factor in haki 5 Jube one of our best athletes This ability will help in his plans including Those blue eyes and the blonde hair will help 1 lar activities, too college the extracurricu TO EPP JIQUYT his c eer l lad, v' h the rea sri e, hails from t nfrstown F is an essenfial part 0' Shaeffer's store ahd efery night after school you can 'ind 1'n there J e w hts to oe a c rr n ter rybody need any repair vork doneq DAVID VC LS Jay Da is a ot er class wit he lines to eat Knaturallyj lrive a car, ate If yol e r re you nu so look for Da, say his one and only ambition is to bradaate soo luck, fella. 33 DBL 31: 52' youu? Kg I GU' 11 DCLORES FELDWBPIVLF Dolores, who is seen with Mary Angelo, at all tiwes, is a happy go lucky girl She's a help e of 'rs Ritchey and cards countless books in the library ood luck o a swell classmate THAN H'SS This cute lass halls fren Valley and ls a he ber of the band, the chorus and Ten Tones She wants to be an old maid school teacher and she is being to bhippensburg to begin study for her career little Little V , . A . 'r :io Hoge, , W is the wit :S the c . i 1 n ..-- ' ' x4 . me 3 ' , .e . 4 l f a . Not s I ' m F 1 0 K W , mf ' . ' , 1 ' 0 Q AJ . a - - llcw. V . is o'5? f 1 W, v- --5:4 -14 , ' -'M Ti f w 1 -. . tn 525 ' r f . . . M no 3 l O . . . U . , . n L ' - O A V' I I' iff , l J' G C I A . 4 7 ei H V o . . 1 N, as ,,,. V' A 'Ji 1 J - 17 W L' 1,r, . -U . 1 N , f O Q 5' A Z. FA .4 T. h fu I lt .A 1 . il O : . .e , A. A U A ' A A X . .L A - --- o o e. e he - 3:5 2 ', fl if ' ' , K . . ., 'nf f g A un , f ,, ll ,. Q, ' - Q h V, A . 6 VI . . f F 2 1 5 V . and sl: . ' 4 ' ,. ,. ll , , U h e an A - 't . , Q vv ,,-fs vu H . -W -v 1 A - , l Q 'll i s- 1 PTIL I ls ' Ge rJ lvqcious gal from Defizn e da hes O be S OI' start t Pl mt mlth a .ise ora 1 an a peel of lee. ter tx am 'ION s o to c le e, t we W er LO? fofetfa b s a l t o f :e nes 3 A Gee f s exf fone sea Q i the oxie 'W ner s are t wel , le+'s as ,W ev e Hove P e fu re F W 'ness. '15 ,,,nv 'ANIL F T Q One of tue prettiest girls in the class ard s a meal of 1 tl? starts a boy's heart to utter. Sue is a a soul a s au Ver es re 1 A. t t Rocky a s e verx ni ht ,owe wust .rand . luck M 1 uv Lea nine ails frow enerst xn, 1 a e Hlr of the ehorts, and ans men mones ,ds' s li cW'n to 100 'a es on Ill Q - er a biti L6 nurs te U Q 1 Q e a Loo o e uoo ucl, Joallfno. AC ,-A 1 ,' L fI 1 ner a L cial 1 twt s Vt I' La. .J C seen f els ant V oe e everflj's stslxe ls U o 1 A Jxe s , mba ' of l ck. L ack l s rem tJ of teal or sel S10 ,+' 0 e . qftl d n 'asnet all ot'a ,rf is a n ce a d tus s lle A all s on is ecome ar e ctw 1 'lwnfv A'Q TE I E?.H' ha ' Q lair E.t - fl ' ' h pyy ni allay l glixr. , - M 3 i ' 5 to Unite 4 ' 4 o . nd that i - , Q ' j i . I ' U s ie 'V ' .2 . Q I Q , so geo, .. I I ft ' 7 JEsjHINj uJ?HES v v- 11 Qte rv 's 1 me? A -9 ' be U- - , . Hier 'M ,lie A , 1 st LA P ' te ll qams the 'leio eng h N V on is to V a G3TLf.l7 ,TC-'2 JCYKTNS e. le fw l c'xfiient r' , the vf f she '.'. ll 14, '- ti n. - 1 C S. ' J l : .ral ff 'M Lu cas. ' zlrf to de Fav 1J . , J K, w, CY 3 hi.' 1 to 5 . ol- S Yu w9.i' . ' 2- s ' U gjTTA JfY'fN3 .. . H rffwfs 0 A f r. Sill -S 2- fun , I with Lev frcf Six Nile . .Q ret 'lvl U 0 tid . . n . 1 ' and ,. ' , p 'fe - l . k n:.l L. T .,, .H tg Mriuis hartlu TZV.iULY JCIYF Y E v l..ils a.. Sic A stfwn ani is ccm m :' 'l 33' . She is H qgict jlrl nit a C- voice up lets sue liYe to tl ln '3 Irci gptly with .er gf fetty :2 1' 'H t mu ' '-'s- .' ' but y show. Mn east L dh V JACK JCXHS'N Q J '2l1B.,1 I' tg.e hugh ci V ' ' m .t L:- t f. I wing liverS',Q f int r st be Qf 'c'- pate i 5 ' E and I, l ' fo ll. Je.H 1 H g.y n A a if fer . Hi afiiti to b H . lc .-1cian. Tapt? an lub. , .,L,...r.,,.. hon L1'l3 Ivo: Coal- ticzii, 3:32 ': T1 2.'1:x.lso'.1e naruto .:lt:. the usixul ro- sult - an atiractlon for girls. ILS cnlj ucslre ' 4 4- I' ' ' LS to ic. ox- c, scnoo- and to become an electri- cian. Match out, girls, the suarks will fly. L1LEOKA.RD Arn , as he lS known b all his fr ends, is a heavy welblt chime and olafed senior football Xrxv Journeys from Putts town eacn day and loves to eat and sleeo. His onlv amb't1on is to join the Navy. Anchors awemfn and food lucnl eww.. Hi Affdf N-If Ltl LYFL Lharlotte ails from ttle J llej She has been in tre o ro thre fears and tl es t e com 'cial c urse She cs .13 9 0 pu' C ' tle Yea t o c e b sh o P A s L S AF' .J or r e t er Gir s are all j st fr'ends to J Q l vn a s rv t so etf e af rloua tion ' s 'lah' I ,Q GQ R' f' of -4 FU' 2t 5 S-s -..-' Q U62 XR X? P LG Varr 'arcaret is one op our r ze conmercial students and 1 a whiz at s orthand She 11k to wort in the off ce and is very efficlent. Tar loves to laugh and tue fast talker of tre class Good luck in whatever you do, tary 'VIA X 4. L 1 This irl is an all arouno oerson ticioated in the band, Ten Tones, was eoltor of the Block nary Ann has a liklng for Tom cats Her ambition is to be ar lnterior decorator. with per onalitv xro V1 or, her future is a success She par .1 IIN KL . G 3111 A - . J ' ' - f six 5' 1 , . -sl Ag 1 . A 1 ' ' 1 ' I - V . - ' ' :MY 2.3.57-f:.L' Ll for , ' l Q 1 H s h . . . es ' 1 i S 3' , A is . 'L l K Q A . jf .. Q ' N x tl fi' - l R' PHX LWCB 'E' f ' ' 1' LD K ,,,.l' i . - ' 7 1 . . o 5' - ' 'A .1 U' A s ' U 1.x 'Q , ., i CH fx mTs ' E Li 'a '. c ' . no 4 ' Li lu - X: mo,- . c'K. . gl -'us l Trench 'ries 'gl-ro .QQ fCu usr lly see Ltr Lith a male Cu iunicn. After frsdu.tlcn s e will t W ' 3, rctgrisl work. A , 3 1 wr 1.s1L.- 1.cSfj.1L I Mist' is F 4 1 f homes -t -gecinfss . U- ' ful b'y cl our cless. He 'lie to bitt 1.4 L't f Hoes H i . 1 . Eat. lie l' ike to Y ov c- ice s ation , ' QL ter 2 Y - ' . -Q 11 DEAh HCGHEE Dean, known to his friends as zivu, brings any misc1'evo s ideas from Coalmont n' is seen carrying out these ideas with Bill and Jim Zip' plans to farm follow ng graduation 1LmN MDCK Jlen is from Putts town and was manager of the senior football team His likes are for short girls and no wonderl say Ruthie and Glen make a swell couple and good luck in his ambition to become a Forest Ranger 8 1-qr is 'Q if c f Patty, tle g'rl with the darl lack hair xho 1 an academic student, co es from Defiance She is often seen with Patty or Gerry Lou Upon grad uation she olans to at tend the Georgetown Uni versity to study for a career of nursing JOAN McDONALD Joan, a Quiet senior lives in the small town of larysville and takes the commericial course She likes to eat and her favorite expression is, nYou know what I mean Joan wants to be a diet ician Good luck Ni' 4li if WATSON N LLOTT Jatson is from Six Nile he likes to drive the car gaily along the road or sit in on a good movie It must be due to his quletness that he makes those good marks With his ability he cer tainly will become a suc cessful farmer PFOEBE MILLER Quiet, pleasant and cheerful fits Phoebe who lives in Noodcock Valley Sbe takes the commercial course and her main ambi tion is to enter secret- arial school after grad- uation. We know you will make a good secretary, Phoebe. JACK VOUU AIN Us cody co es from Saxton and is often seen behind his bass born or joking with a girl fs for the future he plans to carry out his reouta tion of being our most studious member and take the chemical engineering course at Penn State CHARLES MYERS 'Chuck comes from Cherrytown and any even ing after school you can find him at the diner For diversion, he likes to torment girls but it seems a red head fron Saxton occupies most of his time Chuck wants to be a sports writer HMMSRAKN Tom has a flair for books and he's happiest with a stack of hard pro blems to solve He likes sports and deer Punting is his specialty His future is undecided but you can bet Tom will be a success in anything he chooses to do CHARLES RLED Jake , the fireman from Dudley, is alwa s telling 'time jokes meaning you can laugh anytime He will always be remembered for his crew cut and hair brush Jake wants to become a doctor We know he will be successful M, aft 4 pus sl ,p 7 -, 5 if? A N? 1' 46 G CRJ PnCK X class wit and very well talented ln music, he participated in the chorus in his freshman year His main ambition is to enter the field of entertainment Vith his ability we think he will be a success Good luck to a good guy PATRICIA PETARS nPat's ambition is to be a stenographer, at which she should make a hit because of her won derful disposition She likes to eat, skate, ard dance, doing a good job bf all three Coalmont sure has some gal 'ls 4-nl i 'H s H1 JA L p nu m U A AA . X .M V . Q ,'. '25 ' Q . . 'V L ' n I ll . . . ' 4 N .ll . . . Y in new 1 k . ' , 5 .' K ' N 'L C .. .R , A N . Q - O . ,J 1 .t' x . v .N A K - 15: 'ELQ - u va ' - 1 - X- , e , l , ' 3 . ' '.5 s' A I '-,V 0 ' . '., QF . . MARY ROBINSON Mary, the slender good looking girl of our class has a lovely voice and has been a member of the chorus four years She is always ready to give you a warm smile n' a cheery word Mary is a commercial student and we know she'll make good DORIS ROSS One of the fr'end liest girls in the class, when the fellows look at her blonde hair and blue eyes there is bound to be a whistle A cheer leader for three years and she did a swell job Her ambition is to leave Saxton and get a ob V TNJI 'I l nv- '- 'T WILLIAM REED Bill hails from the small town of Marysville. A good guy with a smile that's a favorite of the girls. He did a good job as sports editor on the Block. After graduation Bill expects to enter college. CATHhRIVE ROBINSON Sweet and trim de scribes Kay, a prominent member of the basketball team, chorus, and Block staff She is a commer cial student and as to her future, Kay states nJust a little old house wife or artist ' -Ima.. 1f'17 TOM RUSSELL Tom, known to all his friends as Tut , is the fellow with the red hair n' a great sense of humor He was a member of the football squad for two years and its manager for a year wants to be a mechanic, we wish him luck Sl LLA SP IC R Stella, with her blue eyes, dark hair and looks is one fine cla s mate She contributed greatly to the photogra phy staff on the Block and we thank her for it She is a commercial stu dent and has been hr Sharpe's secretary this year , - I ' - , C 0 9+ H 9 . . . '41- I 'N' I 9 O j . n n L I' ' A ',-. O y.E1'5w Am3 ' A ' X I . Tut 8 . .. ' 5. 4 Q9 . J we r' 71' 1? , . - M. - 1-v 1' f V' 1 5 .- 3 1 - 5 1 ' - v . YT D s tn une of tre orettiest girls in the class 1 our own Hilda This girl likes to 'Bill and coo She was a member of the bmw, chmms, mm'hn Tones, doing a fine job After graduation hilda's ambition is to begin her training at Jefferson ELNOOD STITT Woody is a new comer this year and has made friends with the class quickly He oreviously lived at Woodbury and is taking a general course Els pastime is football and his desire is to be come a farmer Good luca to a nice guy ar fun SAV Y W Savanna? is a ozetty girl with a plea ing we sonalitr,ow1ng her heart to her one anc only she likes to dance ard will probably incl oe a Iome sronomics course in her practical use a e sure she will succeed in the future GLADYS W'tJ R 'Gabbie' lives ou at the lntersection and you usually see a green Ford there that is, when Pete's home She was the cymbal slayer for the band four years Her am b1t1on,so we hear, is to vo to S opensburg ln the fall Good luck '7 it-s., Ji f idhw SV 4, l'uv v-any gc.. T LIA SJCPE Tis is a girl who's loads of fun She is a commerical student and does a bangup job T1p's diamond is the envy of everyone Although she says she wants to be beautic1an,wedding bells will probably be ringing soon JOHN THOMAS Slim, who lives in Six File Run is one of the tallest boys in our class uuring his four years of high school he particinated in football and basketball doing very fine job of both His future is undecided but with his personality his success is certair 'L- fx .LL A AISI 'TAY' , A A S 4. A J! tx, , . 1 n ' I 'Y A H '. . ' X - N 1 ., A ' .K , ' 4' r ' : - Q, 1 ' 544 A , K' ,r A , . - . , , Y H .,g - 4.14.1 I W . s . .' 0 . , . y-My + a -1 , . , : I , .av ' ' Q f, as V St 5 .rm 5 I 5? v -'jf W i .N ' I H A ref F 3 kwifyf V 0 9 ! 8. . .ZIIIIAL .QIQIIAS -. A U , . ' S H . r- ! f - Y A L 'Z vv H . . . M . - Q -J ' Y . ,V H , . A if . We r . A In N I1 ': 3 ng - V , If . ' t H r C? ' O 4 . , - ni In . O ' a . . if 91 Q-'YQ ROh'LD JlLLIsou Ronnie, excelling in every sport, halls fron Stonerstown He likes to dance and has a way with the females, especially those from over the moun tain Rattler has no de cided ambition, but what ever it is, good luck to a swell classmate The alrl with the terrific s l e n' per or ality comes f o Stoners toln n' does e like to talk about ca r nv! If she lsn't work no on t e Block, sae 1 strolllnb with John Bette wants to be a osych'atr1st an amateur at leas 'bf' Y l 'rr L 4-Q PARRY WHITLD Gov, as he is known to his classmates, one of our studious sen iors when he, Rankin and Burkett get together they are sure to be quar reling about physics he has prospects of being a prospector after gradu ation C1ARL S 'ILnIX s dd'e was a nenber of the band four years and can play a wean note on his trumpet He likes to Slng n'has a weakness for all the girls Eddie is often seen driving the blue Studebaker,nice going, nddie Good luck in your years at college Q QP' ..-44' LQITU WWI hT Nith her black hai and petite figure, Edith is a very popular class member She is a cheer leader and an active for ward on the basketball team Edith has no sure plans for the future, so we wish her luck in what ever she does ITPhL hRIPhT Itrel, the boy from Six Nile with the nice smile can be seen coming to Saxton frequently he took part in two soorts, playing center in foot ball and preforming a good job of sitching for baseball His alan is to be a baseball organizer . . ., . is r '- . 9. s e N 4' ' ' Q is? A . K I-J . L! us , ,M ? , , c, ,,., .,... i . , a W Y ,W In I .A .4 I J .. W ' w 4 ad .L .A M , M a , H . 1 . 7 vw nav 11 1 N . M . I - , - i I . BLTTE RUTH WQHHHAN Y ' .. . 1 A - m l 3 .- . I' - 5 v. sh ' 1 l'i yi U +- 1 3 fe if .l n 1 's l c . y tv . , . -- .. -, LA . I . R . , , - . k . . sf ' Y f N f v, ,, , 4 J . . . V wk A L .4 , . ' . , . CLASS HISTORY With so many to start and not near as many to end, we still had the ideal class. The hapginess, the friendliness and the cheerfulness brought us closer together. And down through the years the class of 1950 will never be forgotten. FRESHMAN YEAR Smiling but frightened, we began our first day of high school on September 3 l9 7, with a huge class of 12 With the help of our capable faculty advisors, Miss 'cCaran, Piss Long and Vr fates, were soon well adjusted and began our role as high school students In our first class meetlng we 6l8Ct6O the followlng offlc rs rresicent, Ronald Barnett, Vice President, Fred Ieffner Secretary Jean Ci cci and Treasurer, John Thomas Quite a few of our boys partlcipated in football, basketball, and baseball We also had a large number of students interested in the field of muslc and they took part in the band, and chorus vn the nlvht of the nineth of kay, the May Day Party was held and was a very c lorful affalr Freshman attendents to Queen Ryan were Mary Ann Lowe and Ruth Stenson SO ICRC? VTPR We returned to S L I in hl H splrlts after our summer vacation We, and probably the faculty, were glad to hear and see that we had changed slightly Early in the term IB elected the class officers President, Fred Heffner, Vice DT6S1d6Ht, James Snyder, secretary, Alan Hatfield, Treasurer, Philip Bartola Our faculty advisors were Miss Long, Iiss Fluke, and a new faculty member, Miss Butler Our first event of the year was the Chri tmas party, which was held on December the l9th The auditorlum was Jally decorated in blue and silver We also had some members in the Dramatic Club directed by Miss Fluke Those who participated were Loretta Jenkins, Gerry Lou Jenkins, Bette Ruth Workman and Patty AcCavitt Nith the closing of school a ha py as well as weary group looked forward to another busy year in 19 8 ind 199 JUNIOR YEAR Quite a sophisticated group of eighty one returned on September 7 l9h8 The officers chosen at the beginning of the year, with Miss Long and Miss Steele as supervising teachers, were Rresldent, Ron Barnett, Vice President, Ronnie uillison, Secretary, Jimmy Snyder, Treasurer, George Meyers We got riprt down to work, trylng to fix up our financial affairs, and started selling hot dogs and other refreshments at the football games In October everyone gathered to ether for a good time at the an nual Hallowe'en Party The gym had quite e spooky atnosohere :ith the ghost house the cent r of attractior It vas quite a nlvrt for the Many of our fellox classnen snoaec trelr as llty to rlte in the many edlt ons of the Cr' s e d tle ool term den, on a lovely 1 ht in forll, the irls in thelr formal gowns and the boys ln their dress sli s cane for an 8V8DlHP of dancing to music by Allen Snair and his orckestra Yes it was the Jun4or Prom The air of HA Jarden n Vaytimen fitt c perfectly into the right of enjoyment One of our has lest days was the day e got olr class rings Hof the dnderclassmen envied us, when N6 walked down the halls showing off our rings But who the next day walked down the h lls showlng off many of the same ringsq You guessed it the underclassmen Soon, we all looked forward to the highest position as high school students SENIORS1 , ll LT. . o .v. .v. 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Mrs. Zi 4 . 5 . 0 Y, The E'f Y wLicL is L rkln ire out i to .- r ' ' 5 . un' the Cay 'L supervlglvn of farf Ann low , H1 I :, J H c'itzr-ix-chief, ani Hrs. uiclolke 5 P, vu U p -. X- Q I-fl ' .LJ 'lass . at a t2.e animal Jimistmas 2' uf '. .- 5 h d . ' m W 21. Tralitipxal decorativxs wepe ascg tv 'ive the gym isfwws m' yhere. ' guest: gf fgiQT a. th y f 1 JJ2iyR-3QEipF Prgi Q 'Q A W I P cf ':r11. n Y ' 5, Q, A Y Tent de11'Lt?:1 and ed4catigxnl ' L .A ' . 3 fgi'H', W Uin'tgn, L.J. il-'s i Q y U1,Af LffL gchcg, iayf were . f' y t 1 'O . UQ Osive LH ' la N' :Ce servfcx wLiCh ng? h on Kay 21, wa ry p -'L obenix' pf? Var Carmen cmcxt A reg 4 I X. Taj ZS, . 'gi y gf Q ' Bi AH qfLifl:.tU: of jrfiua LQL. lgj Q 1 - L ' g 1 Q d g i-Pj tv 5.L.Q.S. QLYT 2 :HMWY'5 I ar WH, I W V, - . will by us. To the Faculty: To kwa halls. N . To hrs for he vI s sfo vI. is Nis maiden one s mo 'is To 'I artol l r the lo af otba o the Class of scnool lo the Class of fill them. BTUlb3dLF RFOQGS we s oearrart s Rees we ,ev .nl upmlulf .1-L1L Ne, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty, being sound of mind and memory do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills, heretofore made Sharpe this class bequeaths a megaphone to be heard in the Hoover we bequeath a voice governor. . Ritchey we bequeatr a volume of nglish bo ks by Tressler r lirst born. Gates we bequeath a HBachelorU degree s Hoover we bequeath a bigber and better solid' class. . ichelberber we beoueatb an automatic lroner we bequeath a Caolllac convertable bequeath enoubh money to flnance a honeymoon we bequeath all the broken tyoewriters bequeath the sane ooo luct as had br our other teachers t at o cuolec ro ss cCa.ar Je be uea all our ole road na s and sincerel he c scofe . s Jlnr c we bee eat our va s ol ett1r alon Wltk Rapp Icnowell we boo catl no e educated toe l .e ef ner's an oe a.er oueat our 4 ee llttle stunts on C M. eoueat our lofe anc resoect for our high lp 2 xe oequeath our ki h anbitlons and hope trey ful lo the me bers V ass of l'Sl severally orma aaer wllls ter rosy c lexlcn to rances Logan. Qarke t wi ls kts c'r a'r tc lton Treece. 'onra carberr' wllls her i oles to ada Reed. eline c larlz a wills to ary Scarcia her ability to love uon or a -av l crls lack ber abllity to wear a size o Tir lelos wllls as a ll t t et alonb wit? the virls to Dua 38 C e tharles Foor wylls tis oosition as a senior to POWBPQ Hedge. erraro Fox wllls fls n lish book to Don Foore. Volores eldebrlole wills Ter lau h to betty .illiams oavfc olnes wills his at ' to vet along with ur. Rhodes to xlCV9P a lor ett lausor f ax Alf W S IGF lf s i cCahan's secretary to 1 o errg 4- 4- u Qu ex Coo 'ar K afet 6.4- QC .J 8 C on , Wro Q Y ear art' s cbel acc to arda rogers to otella achine eatares to Jo Easnore ecretar to 'lma ttle feet to ua et nlaca l brad to uerr anle. r 1 et k f oces's c ass t a e no. tc a c of as ores nent f senior class o H 6 to J 1 111 L To m 1 .- 37 M . . o e -I' To V . . . To Ml . ' - ll I To Mrs E c A .l . To V n ' 1, . To V . ' . v U d y . To M H l ' . 'I . To A L M 3 ' P 5 ' n h c 'L' 3 em nine. To Xi X h . v q th V 1 d M p ' y h h . 'is ' rs a Utopia ' ' 4 '- ... M L- . -Y D ,, ' ,, ,.. ' ' vv ,, lu A.. LL -sa o.- - r N4 C-J .L .U LJ A J 0 . 1 ' ' ell . r s i': EZ f' d D s - - . mo Y . Sh 2 E we be, 1 ' ld as for his ' J n ' ll fi ld T n lQfj we b q L ' .f I v . . H- . ,5 - -- .r ' .X - H n n m of the Cl 7 c ': K E ' ' n crm ' T Eill l' t V ll .l u ly h - E f - ' fl W- ' ' - . J e u my . Ad l n 'h' ' i ' I ' ' ' . N m ' is wills lx- E . N ' l 5 sh e. tln F ' ' ' Ll b' i y .o 5 . c l 3 ne - t erson. H L A A I ' Ga f ' ' uf Q 7 l . W 1 .Q . D F 'V o I :Q . 5 . . V - E H n oillty 5 Y TP' ff FT' vv . nl u - J . E y C'a' n will Aer position as U ss M Hllia E -r. Tary An'-lo wills H natgral curly hair t 3 ' Lynn. lolcres Ea-to wills her heartaches o Eeoty Hess. Banda Slack wills her quiet: ss to Kari . llt li. June Freie wills her last nane to 'eine l de. Sue Zgssari Hills her ability to be heorle 'or ' If .' F V . il,13rl:e fllTT-CA3 wills her actinj ability to ' F . 1. Jeanne Ziucci wills her dark hair and small ' 1 Lonna Seek wills Ler fob as Kiss I h s s y W-. J : Lenaldscn wllls her li ' n V ' '. Jack felxson wills his physic book tc Ted P tt. farg r t flock will: lor -nqlish , es t' ' F I .- T. James gri.ey wills his ability to Q ickei out of lr. nh H lf o J mes Hisl r. Phil Ear ll wills his p siti'L , if c the in Ti l'ems. Jim Bollinger wills lf way w1+h the girls to Bill Yelly rge dolwlson W soon to fenevlve Ford Katbrfn Volk w lls love fo Raloh to Dotty Pi ard Bet y Vox w lls of ab to .ary arfe Ron Barn tt 11113 he A eps souvenirs B b Clapner dll s s P1069 socrs to Ronnie ISBKSP Bette Jorcnan will her 1 rles and freckles to Joan Daugherty Alan 'atflelo 1ll1 t e eatl tlat he has witl rs Ritchey to elen lenle ean ess :ills her a ll ty to nlet to Calvin lder ar Anr Toze 1' s lle ar crown laughter to Lois xoster ll Peen fills his oa 1 ulnessiol to Ja e Rogers on ll o lls tndiou ne s to George dwa ds Pat cCa.an wills s hyness with lrls to Jesse usser ary Logan wills rer sweaters to Madellne Altobelli Lelia Swope wills ber dialono and Jim's love to Pearl Speck Don Lrieger wills F15 neatress to Ray filler Glenn neonard wills hls sea in nglish class to Floyd wright Dean cGree wllls his abillty to study hard to Russel Treece George Meyers wills hls ability to do physics to Bob Shontz Joan hcDonald wills her natural wavey hair to Catherine Oberman Jeannine Hughes wills her love for the trombone to Dave Workman Jake Reed wills his ability to play the clarinet to Greta Himes Charles lyers wills h s nCre to Fred Giles Jim Snyder wills his love to Slugn Hooper Donna Davls wills her height to Delores W'nters Fred Feffner wills his aoillty to do solid geometry to Dan Putt Savannah Thomas wills her salesmanship grades to Doris Ramsey Charlotte Lytle wills her abillty to get along with mother in law to Pazel Worthlng Stella Spencer :ills her l sh book reoorts to Betty Hess Jack lountain wills his speed to Jim Musser Eddie Ji1llHmS wills his wa, of getting the car to Jim Williams Phoebe 'iller wllls Per ability to roller kate to Janet Hinish Bob Detwiler wllls his blush to Dot Clapper Gerry Lou Jenkins wills ber love for going to 'Frark'su on rainy nights to Greta Hines Joe Piouet wills his abillty to get along without the opposite sex to Dotty Rinard Glen ec' Jill his abillty to forge excuses to Mr Hoover to Jack Mellus Patty cCavitt w ls her dark eyes to Maureen lc urtrie Slim Thomas wills his height to Jane Beck Ithel Jrlght wills his center position to Tom Johnson Kay Robinson wills her art abllity to Nancy Miller Tom NcCahan wills his ability to get along with Miss McCahan to Jack 'cCahan Patty Peters wills her height to Joan McGee Watson Aellot wills his seat in english class to John Wenglik Loretta Jenkins wills her seat in the bus to Wanda Wright Maxine Hopkins wills ner dignity to Jane Funk Tom Rankin wills his ability to make 'A'sH in Miss Hoover's class to barry Detwller Tom Russell wills nis aptness in flirting to Richard Mellott hilda Stake wills ber ability to get along wlth the Six Mile boys to Mary Lou Skipper. Beverly Johnson wills her bl'e eyes to Phyllis Graffious. Barry Nhited wllls his markmanshin ability to Leslie Rankin. Ilwood Stitt wills his blond locks to Jim Grove. Doris Ross wllls her ability to make false teeth to Alice Hess. Edith Nrigrt wll's her b'ack hair to Dolores Parks. George Peck wllls dis ab' it, to plar the guitar to Dave Workman. Gladys Jeaver wills her oosst on as hS1oe'sH secretary to Phyllis Neimert. n wltness 1,ereof, we this sen'or class of nineteen hundred and fifty set our PRESS in seal. In presence of wltnesses' Catnerlne Ciarrooca, Dona Carberry and Charles Nllliams L-3 ' ol f . l , - . , ... .. W , , , fv v s f v f - N 1 lf ' ,eo , nu I. nllls nls 1. .t. n . l 1 'fx v , v -vs n 1 - , l ,e ner . r 1 . n . A- 1 M ...Y I' 7, lr 1' Y n t . l ner .-lt l - - M y J' . . -f ' -A LV ' fe ' v .e . hOeUlRb - U eo o . 'V ,- 1 L ' 1 1. , 'I' o C A wll s nl t 1 . . . v . 1' W ,. .. r 1 .. has M 53 snug . q 2 - ..,-1 . 'W 'mean Y . -- W n l . ls n . on-- n . L n . . if V l 'V ev n J. T T? .. 'ax : -. ': ' 17 Lf Q. i A -J .. u nd e vv wr uv ' 'A I' ' ,. ' ' ' n y n, n . U lls ner -r1oncly m .d .. v v . TT ' 1 - ' N 0 . V. .el 1 X .. Sul ... . r. 0 M' W: ' v-1 R . ull ls n H- l nls so 's s J L r . ILS Te v ' -Y v f- ' . .. . l nl s.' g .. . ., V , A U . W . n n n . . , . J . . J. , 1' . 4- 7 uv 4. 4... Lf ..l Q 'rl ' ' in - J , ' I 5 A 0 , l . . l U 1 : ll lu l . V Y , I -L Q A .L n A l . U . . . . 'if' N X v J nng-- . - 2 . rv I1 H .. . u' W - 5 . n , . N . y s . A . . I 4. 4 L . . . , . . f . V , . , M 1:2 s , . . V - , . H .VL 4.3. A I All Al. O A L 0 . . . , Y X . 0 . . 1 I J. 9 . , , W . L Q v , . . I I . . . 1 9 . . CLASS PROPHECY In the year of l955, uranium was discovered in the Bartola and Rankin Coal Mine, by 1970 a rocket plant has been established in the Broad Top area. As executives of the plant we have started on a tour checking our subdivisions all over the world. The first stop is in the great metropolis of Saxton which now has a population of 3,500,000 people. Here we visit the famous research laboratory of the University of Broad Top of which Geraldine Jenkins is the head. Miss Jenkins is making a survey of animal life on Moon and her assistant Bill Burkett volunteers to show us the latest developments of the laboratory. As we leave the laboratory we find it is near lunch time and decide to get a light lunch at Atomic Fizz Inn Much to our surprise te find that Bette Ruth Workman owns the place and treats us to an atomic fizz Who serves us our fizz but Jean Hess, a career girl fmodern for old maidl at 37,who is working here durlng the summer vacation She tells us she is teaching femininology at Harvard during the two winter semesters After finishing our lunch we hail a rocketcab, which Bob Detwiler is piloting,to the rocketport We meet Bill Reed at the port and he agrees to pilot our rocket for the remainder of the trip Our party boards the ship and five minutes later we arrive in Washington, D C While we are here the first lady of the land, the former Dolores Barto, takes us to visit her husband, President Donaldson At the White House we also meet the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Joe Hiquit While we are rem inising over our school days with Joe, he mentions that the Washington Senators are playing baseball here today We decide and the Pres1dent's private chauffeur, Elwood Stitt, the President's Cadillac convertible Much to our players are Ithel Wright and Ron Willison While we game, a fly ball is hit into the grandstand and pops to go to the game takes us there in surprise the star are watching the Jim Fields on the head We rush him to the Walter Reed Hospital where Catherine Ciarrocca is head nurse Catherine tells us Patty McCavitt and Hilda Ann Stake are also employed here Jeannine Hughes, former head nurse, has been transferred to China to improve sanitary conditions Jim is given shot of Supersonic Seltzer drug which was discovered by Dean McGhee He recovers almost instantly After this unpleasant episode, we decide to move on Elwood drives us to the rocket port where Bill has our rocket dition who is at her English Channel in 5 hours and 35 minutes After plant in London, where Jack Mountain is top atomic Doris up on the invitation and go to her estate by which Bill has rented for our visit in England meal, we relax by reading the London Society Paper country estate She tells us Norma Baker lubricated with atomic energy, As our ship is in excellent con we leave for our next destination, London, England Doris Ross, married to a Duke, meets us at the port and invites us to stay has just swum the checking our atomic scientist, we take way of helicopter, After a delightful and find that Edith Wright,star of Broadway and television, has arrived in England to star in a play for the British Television Network The name of the play is nNorth Atlanticu by the noted play write, Margaret Fleck It is soon time to leave and we all board the rocket once more Our next stop is Paris, France, still the fashion center OI the world While shop ping for dresses in an exclusive shop, we are informed that all the clothes in the shop are quite expensive because they were designed need an elaborate hairdo to set them off Joan McDonald and Phoebe Miller, the clerks in the shop, direst up to the shop of Madame Bette They tell us that Tadame Bette 1 no other than our high school class mate Betty Fox After getting our hairdo we go back to the rocket ship to leave for our next stop, the Riveira, where we are taking a holiday from our tiring trlp Upon reaching the port we take off and one minute later we arrive at the Riviera Je put on our bathing suits and rush to the beach for a swim in the surf Upon reaching the beach we see a group of autograph seekers Who is the center of but mark Fable, the famous Pollywood star, better known to Thomas Slim is very glad to see his old school chums and to lunch with him at his villa We are very surprised to Weaver is Sl1m's private secretary She says his fan mail attraction us as Slim invites us see Gladys certainly I O 1 ' . ' . , O . a I by the famous designer, Mary Ann Lowe. After buying some new gowns, we 1 o A R' A L V o t ' s f - U O keeps her busy The famed Robinson Sisters, Kay and Mary, stars of Hollywood and Broadway are also lunching with Slim We enjoy our visit very much but decide not to linger any longer and plan to stop next in Germany After saying goodbye to our friends, we leave the delightful luxury of the Riviera and board our rocket to land in Berlin 3 minutes later Waiting to check and reatomize our rocket is Glenn Leonard, top mechanic at the Berlin rocket port Upon reaching our atomic plant we find quite a lot of excitement It seems that Bernard Foxlhe succeeded J Edgar Hoover as head of the F B I J has just caught a dangerous spy who has been trying to steal uranium We are very grateful to Pernard and are very proud that he was a member of our class at S L After this we realize our time is growing short and after checking our plant we proceed to Vienna, Austria At the Vienna rocketport we find a wel coming committee but to our disappointment it 1sn't for us but for the Metropolitan Opera star, Jeanne Ciucci, who is giving a concert the following night Even though we finish our business in one day we cide to stay for Jeanne's concert, she is glad to have us attend She tells us to notice the conductor of the symphony orchestra and as the stage lights go on for the concert to begin, who but our own Jake Reed lifts his baton and starts the music Saying goodbye to Jeanne and Jake we take off on our longest hop for Hong Kong, China The rocket port in Hong Kong is near the docks and we decide to walk along the water front to stretch our legs as we have been in the rocket 7 whole minutes Je happen to see an American trade ship in port and we think we recognize the captain Yes,to be sure,it is no other than our high school chum, Watson Mellott Watson says we might be interested to know Jim Ardry just resigned his position as first mate on Watson's ship to set himself up in business as a jeweler in Hong Kong, since another of our classmates Jim Bollinger has discovered a diamond mine in the Kuenium Mountains of Tibet While we are in the Far East, we decide to skip over to Tokyo Japan to check a uranium deposit which was just discovered The American aommander in chief of military oper a ons meets us and we find that he is another school day chum Juben Heffner nJube says he has been able to resist the female sex and re sent at the reception is the famed news correspondent, Chuck Myers, who is now working for the New York Times We now don our snow suits and red flannel underwear in preparation for a flight across the Paci fic Ocean to Fairbanks, Alaska We land along the banks of the Tanrna River as no rocketport has been established here As we climb out of the rocket we see two desolate, snow clad figures trudging through the snow in the distance As they draw nearer we give an exclamation of joy at the sight of our long lost friends,Jim Snyder and Harry Whited They have been prospecting for gold all these years and have finally struck itfl They tell us the, will soon be returning to the States as they are homesick We say goodbye to Jim and Harry and leave the vast whiteness of the North for a warmer climate in the Pacific Our next stop is Ponolulu, Hawaii, where we plan to stay a few days We make our way to the beautiful Royal Hawaiian Hotel along Waukiki Beach A sign in the lobby informs us that the hotel is under the management of Mr and Mrs Orval Fix We look up Donna and she is delighted to see us Donna tells us that Donna Davis, famous interior decorator, is redecorating the hotel Ne spend a delightful vacation ani go swim ming every day On one slimming excursion we meet Betty Clawson who has just won the title of Miss Hawaii of 1970 She models in New York during the winter months We have been enjoying our vacation so much, we have forgotten our work but after a week of relaxation with Donna, we force ourselves to climb aboard our rocket once more and plan to stop next at Los Angeles,California,where our atomic plant is located We arrive here in the early evening Since it is too late to inspect the plant, we make our way to the famous U99 Club' where Patty Peters is proprietress Patty greets us at the door and tells us that they have been drawing large crowds sxnce they are featuring Larry Haymes, who plays the sweetest trumpet in the land He is better known to us as Eddie Williams After doing a few numbers, Eddie sees us and comes to our table He has Donna Carberry, his best tenor sax player, with him They tell us in the course of conversation that Charlotte Lytle . de- I ti n 0 n - mains a bachelor, still as handsome today as he was 20 years ago. Pre- ' I and Mary argaret Logan are private secretarles to the governor of California Then they really surpr'se us by saylnc that the governor is no other than Robert Claoper, who has followed the family tradition of entering politics ae s end a delightful evening with our friends and then stop at a hotel for tne nlfrt The next WOPTIHQ we check our rocket and then declde to visit Hollywood, still the great cinema city of the world ve visit a set at Iolecular Studios where we find David Holmes is director and George Adolohson is producer of the much talked about movie, 'I lever see 'aggie Alone , starring dargaret Donaldson Ce starr1ng with 'ar aret is a comparatively new star to the movies, Ronnie Barnett Ronnie was discovered by the famous talent scout Kate Folk while she was tourirg in Florida She also discovered George fBusterJPeck who now imitates Donald Duck in motion pictures All this has been very enjoyable, but now we say a hasty goodbye to the sunny climate of California and move on to nl Paso, Texas where our plant is located We hear Ton McCahan who is football coach at S M U has an ex cellent team in practice One of his star players is Tom's nephew Kelly McCahan Junior We remember his father as Pat and little did we think that Pat was the family type Since we are in Texas we decide to visit Tom at the university Arriving on the campus we see Lelia Swope, now Mrs J Mort She tells us she is teaching dietetics here During the short chat with Lelia she tells us Tom is having football practice and so we hurry off to the practice field We find Tom very enthusi astic about his team,but he admlts the opening game of the season will be a tough one, since they are playing George Meyers' wolverlnes from Michigan We enjoy talking to Tom and after a brief visit ve leave once more This time we direct the rocket to Pikes Peak, Colorado, where we have recently established an atomic sound detector One of the first sights to take our eye is a magnificent new restaurant The heavenly smell of food makes our mouths water and we simply must stop Heldibridle and Vary Angelo turn out to be the joint owners of the restaurant Mary says they just got back from a vacation spent on the Krieger Johnson Dude Ranch in Jyoming It seems that Don and Jack have a thriving business there Our sound deten or seems to be in good shape, so we hurry on to Yellowstone National Park Our sub plant in th1s vicinity is right in the center of the forest when Tut gets tangled with a bear, who comes to the rescue but Charles Foor, a forest ranger in the park Charles says the bear is harmless but he does like the company of human beings nven so, we are more than relieved to climb into our rocket for our next stop, Chicago, Illinois As we alight from our rocket, we see in a dlstant part of the city a very large neon sign which reads Wieck Meat Backing Qompany Ne have never been thru a meatpacking house, so we ask to see the owner of this huge olant we find the owner to be Glen eck Pe readlly permits us to be shown thru the plant He tells us lt isn't usually oermltted but because we're old classmates of his, he U1VBS us thls privilege The plant is large and we are quite exhausted and hungry by the time our tour is ended thank Glen and proceed to find an eating place We flnd a hotel, on top of whlch 13 a famous dinlng room called the 'Magnolia Terrace While we are eating,there is a fashion show As the girls are crossing the stage we notice none other than Beverly Johnson, our old school mate We are disappointed that we cannot stay until after the show and talk to Beverly but we must hurry back to our rocket plant We check the plant in a short time and are once again ready to board our rocket for our next destination, New York City As we all get seated in our rocket, Bill says the ignition fails due to the generator burnlng out Since we must be in New York for a meeting of our plant officials, we are forced to take a plane The mechanics at our rocketport tell us they will fix the rocket and have one of their men fly to new York for us Je rxsh to the airport and board a plane As we get into the plane we are greeted by Adeline Ch1ar1z1a, who is hostess Ve talk to Adeline frequently during the trio She tells us she has been air host ess for TWA for SOW6tlm9 She also tells us that she still hears from Norma Davis, who now ovns a department store in St Louis, hissourl Traveling in an airplane seems quite slow to us after traveling in a rocket, but we finally arrlve in N Y After we attend the meeting we w T1 ' 4 ' V ... 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Some of us went to the Yellow Creek Fair Band mem bers played at the Defiance grade school WEEK or OCTOBER an Report cards no commentzxzx Band went to Ha1lowe'en parade at Bedford WEEK OF OCTOBFR 31 Juniors had the first party of the year with witches and gob lins Hunting season started out with a bang The football team, cheerleaders, and band had a tur Pav banquet given to them for win ning the R S game WEEK OF NOV'VBER 7 John Sloan entertained us by giving a demonstration of liquid a r Senior boys played Junior Varsity in an after school foot ball game Sco 0 39 O J Vees wasx OF Novava R lu Institute did the teachers as good a time as we did? Band entertained at Institute on Thursday JEEK OF NOVEVBER 21 Galen Harvey entertained us with his piano playin and taught us a new way to sing Down by the d V111 Stream' with motions Vacation rolled round but before we knew it we were back in school WEEK OF NOVEWBER 28 Chorus tryouts WEEK OF DFCEVB'-'R S The football team had their annual banquet Monday. The turkey have wasn't the only reason everybody turned up Rosy was here! We also got 'Ye Old Buckskinu for ' 9 win over Robertsdale Saw a film on Safety Tryouts for Ten Tones came Thursday WEEK OF DECEMBER 19 Happy day Christmas vacation no one is coming back till next year! An impromptu Xmas Party was given by the seniors WEEK OF JANUARY 2 Well, vacation is over and d the instructors have our noses t the grind! The seniors started t sell candy at the games WEEK OF JANUARY 9 Greta, Jeannine, Oot, Danny, and Jim went to d1St11Ct band warn OF FEBRLARY 6 The Cole arlonettes did HThe Legend of Sleepy Hollow every one was iwpressed with the oper ators WEEK OF FEBRUARY 13 Duffy showed us his his torical specimens ARCH 11 Sophomore's had a Patty's Day Party The Hallelujah Quartette sarg for us Wednesday Frank G Armitage did impersonations WEEK OF MARCH 20 Pitchers started warming up WEEK OF MARCH 27 Freshman rushed the season and had an April rool's Way Party Band had annual spring concert WEEK OF APRIL 3 Vacat1on's over again WEEK CF APRIL 17 Senior play, Funny Brats', was a hit Girls gave the choral concert WEEK PF AY l Seniors spent three days in Washington some fun, huho! WEEK OF MAY 8 Annual Junior Prom was held in honor of the seniors VEEK OF MAY Senior Exams! An impressive sermon was given to the seniors by Reverend A E Siple at Becca laureate Service Sunday WEEK OF MAY 22 The Honorable Fred Pt Hare spoke at the Com encement Exer cises The seniors wore blue caps and gowns with white carnations WEEK OF 151 45 35 .- 5 9 I ,I L 4 - gb 6 v v-v: I' M ' , E . 1 W I M 4. V1 . e ' - . .2 ' . 4-I L -. A-4 'JJ . 4 . U C , - . 0 o -' - J A , o , ' A- - .1. . . 1' 7 - 'I victory parade. Hartha Ann final- n-- - uk - . - . . Mr. - I M Y . - X ll .- . . ' U 2. - 0 l Q O a . . - q, .., - e I l 0 - 5 . 1 O . H V 1 I - e Tw? ' e e 2 ' V . 'I' v I . X . 15 5 - Ol U ' . Q - - C . . ' . Al . , - :fad -4 - -A C U rf' L +- L N G0 tho e vHo a rious. 6 x I' tle ,QQ 1 QL A 'I Q V1718+Q J'Y H Ki. 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I G 9 X r The into the This vear folloving S IDR A 91st of ay brou ht the dramatic talent of the llneli ht :ben t ey presented tne annual senior as a ree act comedy, NThe nv Bratsn seniors took Dart Cat er ne Cla rocca Harriet eslam 'll Reed Dick resnam orma Jean Baker Sylvia Gresham Janes A drey naley c orter orma Davis Aunt Fettie Ronnie aillison Ton Jresbam senior class class play in vhich the Dolores Barto Aurora Pile Yay Pobinson owvnette Jadnood Jake Reed Loren Fresham Ithel right Boggerface Boggs The slot moves around the Hb atsu, Dick and Harriet who spend the Nhole td ee acts trylng to flnd a suitable spouse for hell oloer brother Tom, :hom they amlably detest and persuading their mother that she shouldn't marry stuff shirt haley c orter vnen Uncle Loren is so much nlcer and richer Then, too, Alrora, the cook, has her trou bles wlen sne falls ln love wlth Tom wuo already has his hands full with the girl he loves and an ex lamour clrl Dick and wRPPlGt have du un for him Au ora's boyfriend, Boggerface, threaten to murder the lnocent Tom, who knows nothing of Aurora's undying affections to vard him linally, T6811ZlDV Tom does not return her love, Aurora be comes recounciled with Booverface and all ends happily as the mother puts an end to the brats' worrylng by deciding to marry Loren Members of the stage crew were Jim Snyder, Tom Russell Tom McCahan Harry Unite Phil Bartola manager Miss Rees, Mrs Eichelberger, and Mr Sharpe were our capable directors The combined efforts of the cast, stage crew, and d'rectors made the production a great success 1 EH PL Y :', A a .L P. v n l M l g vn tn . . . 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C T .4 M XND We a , . r 5 DGVHKSP, started t e 40 SO sc ool year off successl lv nv e1r All suonort to the Loothall teen tteni Q one ootbal ame ne really boosted S morale hy nears of er ch FIHT sect n e s e n' 1 J lI'll'1 e or an ve an HDrum .aJor's Joecla About tdls tsme, uountaln and resoectu Jan held at Q' llmcs, an annuel sons who I nnv snd ushmouth Jet llzP, Jee n'ne Joan less Jean. vvffw 1 took pa heel llliams, CCH el'l Jilda Ann fledvs 11 , PSX lf1 1s V 'W on on 4 une ,nenn sw it tue ndrsies wds the t e e ec ion of nand officers took place Jack Qtsxe ected ore L ent and vlce oreslient J s anno nt d ec t ry J .r ohoemaker the entral n ani stlva 11, J ic Jn ul trtf vere frets 91 t dnl JLiHHlWS IJ hes A 1 Q lv oreoarln for the flrst 4- QOH 8 nstrel J Jr, WGPG O OO S 5 lte 1 0 P er ne' ! 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Sele .lo S pl 1 1 -w T l U, an 'er tu- : wg. ll .ft Y 7 'i 'g Hfo'hy- ox 'u' WQHC-rouielw: Hiypi ny ln 3 7l.tWI W'u.cing in the Derk': H? -A - ln H a -ll.i. . iuot by Er H'n ' oorltlu ,lfjge W'.? he f - one .'n . ' .. HPrsckerjecLs'3 , t. W: t tri ny Jim Uil.' ns Bef' W - .A 7 Qld N-slenik. DAW,E PAJD Af -fin f two y H . ' ..nL f in ? 1 . . , shi H .'. ot or fr o reg' L -r A ' v . L ., , U Week. V We m .hx tld. ff' Ya . f j t 1 thr . 'sr , t r irg .X t. 'H' T A Il HIC' L A YI I A ll ,' F U: ' . Pts msstfred. l-,- Shortly after T. .f . . , ,H all firl H v - lo , 2. orjanlzei by Hr. Eh A .,.. ke-. Fl y-eight jlrls w'th vol e -fnhlnel i e'r fwTe1ts tg present 2 stirrlnj iprlng Coneer l wrl F tL y Lfl iill'ent1y grejsrei for wart of tg winter. H-oQr Li 1 ly Lini,W Hjowe tn tie fair,' 'ln tue Twllljntq, 'Th Qrcn C ' MSU, H253 'o fovei ihe '3r1dn, 'I. Jesus Hamel, and W.1l the T r Wf'i gl were sane of the selscol ns erjoye' by th H- wg attend TLN T,NES M T Tones, :nie .ne Eire t' 'f t Lv I Jnpnnirt, ohoeu, .ad 1 ir first ajpe1-.., at tqe Cx 'rtmis asf . 1 wie Ley sang l.L ,I Fellsu. In Febru ry they .ips -ed s'fln in tp 'i. .' 5 ' f tu 'T . ' H HSle , i. U v. Jehu. ln Spri.3 l r C . uf D f y ... At this tine the ten ii . 3 HSHL i v'th M c' U Ll' M Vicen we.e A. t f tn' rr T am. T rf X 433 ' A X 5 gig. f J 2 iyu I K lv L ' . Nix X -' 'ff 2 1 5,5 N I X. Z5 g 'Ks l'cCS7E:,?D I 151 our-.La-,Al ,v vw 'W J. xn- Y- veg! gl r r a ssc dxtor e.. s 1 ivqr loci 11 1 1 , DIPTF QAD Tl STU? ld u-Q ,-,AA HH 'J ' , H, A . A., . .,,..AV 1 W L 0 F 'vmwa 5' ATHLETICS 'fs j ffl QX A 0 A VKQSITV POTPTAI 9 1 18 0 f nost succes as it rfled wins and one loss to capture tne a tern ' v count les ue Conference 1 football ses r o of n If lon of 'le Inter Saxton follidavsburg Plavinv heads xr footl Saxton Libe ty Wish scored ar im pressivc 15 6 triunrh over 0111 daysburg in the season's opener for both elevens The win was tue second for the 'Cats in a se ies with Hollidaysburs that saw t lose ten ln a row before scoring the first triumph last fall 7 o Beffrer prahted a H'bur pass on the flrst T 9 Partola converted o make ft Thomas smashed through center fron the fourt t make the score 13 O The conver sion vas ood In the second half, Fullhack Criste of 'bur, bucked over to axe a 13 6 score illison wade it li A as e flat tened a Tiaer hall carrier in tne Blue and Fold erd zone saxton Orbisonla After toppling f'burg, the 'Cats registered another nard earned victor fro Crbisonla with a 13 O score saxtor made both U s in the second half A series of ylavs at the start tue tmirl 1tart r P t e lllcats n scorinw ' Tohn Tao as plounbed ovc for the sco e lter in t e tml 4 period, eyers broke tnrou h Orby's line and blocked a punt to ,ive the Wild ats the ball on the five ward line Thomas carried it over for the score Orbisonia drove Saxton to its own five yard line late in the fourth quarter but was unable to score Saxton Replogle scoring in every period, saxton Liberty rolled up its third victory beatlng Replogle 28 6 Snyder drove from the three yard marker in the first period to score Bartola made it 7 O when he converted the extra point The score stood l O at the half In the third usser intercepted a Renlogle pass and scampered forty yards for tae third score Bartola's toe a ain kicked true In the fourth another tw ntv f've yard pass fro Bertola to Snvier hit oavdi t Qartola f'nished it up bv flexing his fourth extra point of the game saxton ve e t Saxton won its fourth game of tne season by heat na Everett 32 O Neitder team scored in the first quarter but Snyder broke in the clear for a twenty yd run crossing the double line earlv in the second Later, Snyder threw a long pass to Fred Heffner for the second score Thomas made it 19 O at the start of the third neriod by bucking across from the four yard line In the final period o ater JP scanpered fifteen yards on an end run for the final score o xton Bellwood Antis Bellwood Antis handed Saxton its P rst defeat as the ellwood Blue Devils downed the 'Cats 7 O A series of ground plays by the Llde Devils set up the T D play A t lrty five yard ass by Fummel connected ith Reed who went over . ' Q Q . C ' u . N L- . . ll 1 T 1 . fl 4 rf ff ? ' - n N- .L Sazton Hlgi 1 d ne o its - T .1 A sfu f I leon? A ,N P - W A A .1 d or a ec rd it , - ' H J - f v V V' . I S ol is' oA I. - ,ZF vu 4' y I Q3 I . . s . - -TA - 1 . . A A, ul 'I V J . -lj .al1, ' ' f 2 ' r n 7 . - o - H - - . 2 - , J r ' Q L' hem - - t . l ,. 4' Q . .J on :Z ' ' 0 the Bo yard line and lumbered for Snyder returned 8 Punt 70 Yards 1 . A 'I to sc re. L n.yder ,, t . 1 7-O. , . A ' ,J H , h O ' . , 0 , r J no Q '. 'H ' . o H ' 3 f-1 ' - 4 . - I ,V 2. - H A . , . , x V I A I K xl J V l I O o - L' '- n . . . w A , y n I '1 L U . .1 x4 F71 Lo 0 AA A . Q of E, E .'3'v e ut h 1' f i 3 rosltion. , . .Ion I ' -P ., r . Lf h E Pu M .., . ,g to, I J' J xA V 3 ' dc -w A I 0 - - ' V. Q -x u . , 9- 91 an -' 4 - 0 , .,- , X1 fl xl IL, Al ' X ' .. Q bi-. -w uv 5' ,S , 4 .-1 . , Irv- r', 5 . W ATV' . . -:'i 1f , , . , 11, -. .. 11' . ., BASKETBALL Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Saxton Liberty Liberty Liberty Tiberty Liberty Liberty 'iberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Tiberty Llberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Bedford Saltillo Legion Cove Bellwood Antis Martinsburg Roaring Spring Claysburg Villiamsburg Robertsdale Smith Everett Cove Bellwood Antis Martinsbarg Roaring Spring Bedford Claysburg Jlllia sburg Robertsdale Smith Everett ildoat cats f nished wins and four to the season fans wltnessed one of the best seasons their Jild the IQMQ 1950 season with an over all record of nineteen losses The Jildcats best lared game came at the start when they edged Bedford O The 'cats then went on to tie for second place with Roaring Spring in the first cycle of the Juniata Valley League The second cycle saw them occupying second place The Jildcats played one playoff game for the District Six Champion ship vith Bellwood and lost it by the score of 35 32 The team started with four seniors on first string, Jim Snyder at forward, John Thomas at center and Fred He fner and Ronnie Jillison at uarms Robe t Jribole, a sopuonore, 1 s the other starter at forvard Later in the season, illison moved to forward and aeorge eyers took over as one of the guards to make up an all senior team INDIVIDUAL SCORING Slim Thomas Jim Snyder Fred Heffner Bob Gribble Ronnie Willison George Meyers Ted Putt Fred Hess Jim Musser Jim Grove Q Alex Hiquet I7 22 20 1 1 lg - M2 no - 71 30 ' E5 52 -1 25 - 39 -' Mg - 31+ -H 3 A 39 -- 2 27 - 9 W 37 - O ' E5 - M1 3h - U7 30 - 2 - 26 - 0 ' 35 -L 30 38 - ' 52 1 - gl M3 - O V m O - 614 31 ' 215 33 Saxton-Liberty 32 Bellwood-Antis 35 W ' as T - ' ue-fi I ' 5 6 96 S9 1 7 1 14.0 22 ll fl 1 Q A n - I If K W 'T' C WH .J 9 1 WH 4-M e .r +- 'HJCPS Q A r v J 1 .3 Y Yofe Y 4 Y' X .J 8 Q ctQn xree 1V s mme s +V mn at ewu 01 JM Pl e NU F xounrtq ale 9 +- JSb :FQ kk Y' ine 5 L, 1 5-vw, r L L V8 O and r 1 Ll T L, v v dar' ette 1 wlt fines MPCJ s V1 tor. t J S 1' J C A C. 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