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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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YUM Presented By iw bunm ffm x on fzf Sa ton Penn ylvmn T 1 ' -C i7 of ' X 811.1 -'wrly flig1f1Scf1 1 --:Ui Q :vi X , s 21 lla If ll F-5 ' ll A ...- J 1 Q fe ee 3 , ' jf ff' Fi Je e 4 fe ze E gl: 'gf 5 I fm XR, , W - frrr -f J, D6d1CHt1OH rn the benioi Class ot baxtonL1be1tx High Snhool wish to expius oui ippieuation to Miss Ceaihait md Mr Gates foi the endlese time and untuing ettoit they Qpent to mike the 1951 Plock A suncew To them we dedicate this mllmglx gn en in solxing the mam pioblemw that uoee duungt ou1 foul weais at SL Thanks igain Mme Ceaihait and M1 Gates and the best ot luck in the futuie IN4 bit s Ixiibbb uhxit 'Swv ANG Y--v III v - . ' . v fs JAY -,ss .2 - fi ' ' 'ff I ' ' 2 . . ' . l ' .. H V K e 2 U Al 1'Y' 4 W a N V . . J . nk. edition. Thanks, too, for the advice and help 2 . A .' ,. . , U, . - . 2 ' , 1 ' ' '. , 1'. fc 'c.'.' , f ' 40. as 'K tx fixxm H V.. .n DUIDONE ot this xolume of the l lock lx to hglp pleselu the TUQHWOIIQS ot DQISOHQ md ex ents that haw pl wed lITlDOItdHt pfutw m help ma to pupuc us to lauome the Cltlfens ol lo mcnloxx thn Cla. s ol 1051 hope thlt ow to the lullfst ex c XXX 2 XXX, ff',l-1 XX Table of ontents DI' DIC ATION SNNIOR Pl -XX I' ORP XX ORD SPORTQ -XDNIINIYIR-VIIUN P-XPTHLQ SPNIORS SC HOOI LAI PNIID-XP 1 I -XSSPS P-YI PON I ISI XII Sli N NIOII S Z x X. X 'Q' 'Q 2 'e Q 4' ' J ' - X ' ' '. Wo, - 'asf ' .V , z this X purp .' 1 will ln- l'vz1lize'1l I ' 1: lft mf. K ffl X X 'xx Xxx , x X x X Xxx! -'f' xx X- . , XX 1 ' v w 1 w Y ' f 'Afff 4 A A AA f, 1 1 , . , ,, L 4 V Y 1 ' V W A . A n 4 . A L L. f L, J. 5. k 1 .A A A AA 4 I 1 W W I v 1 V N71 f Z 14 L n Ax A L A 1 x I . ' .ll'l. 'I l'l.' f ' 'Y' 1 1 Adm1n1strat1on JW BOARD OF DIRECTORB Seated left to nght Leonard Sweet Call Bladley Ned Ho hngshead Eall Batzel Smndlng left to ught Ralph Moyle Chaxles Huffman Elms, Lynn Paul 1VIOl1llt'11Il Roy Allxson Absent Robe1t Huff df 3 vw- X HARRY WEAST ALLEN HOOVER Supel Vlglllg Prmclpal PI'll'lClp3l em . wi Y -. 1 Y . . v 1- 2 3 Nl KEN L fr ui- Damel Brumbaugh Enghsh Soclal Studxes Faculty Q49- 'EW Iohn Chuckran Ruth Elchelberger Wllson Gates Coach Physlcal Educfmon Lntm Enghsh Chemxetry Physlcs 'md Hefllth ffm. 'Q' Vlrgmla Gearhart Edna Hoover Dons Martin Busmess EdUC'ltl0ll Mflthemfmc-s Physlcfil Educatlon 'md Health 'Uv-fi Rose McCahan Social Studies Faculty Shirley Rees Maude Ritchey Richard Shoemaker General Science, Biology English Music 'W Gladys Winnick John Witowski Home Economics Business Education Q- 3 2 fm ie! 5 e b Block Staff Seated left to rlght J Meck D Patterson M Altobelll J Wllhams G Hlmes A Hess G Lynn L Detwxler V Gearhart Standlng left to rlght W Gates D Wmter H Worthmg P Graff1ous D Black W Wrxght M McMurtr1e N Tenley C Elder D Workman R Deflbaugh M Burke Early 1n the year the staff was organlzed to begm the task of laymg out and assembling the Block The Mount Unlon Tlmes was chosen as publ1sher and Mr Vlctor Shetrom gets the credxt for our plctures The followlng persons concentrated thelr talents and energles to brmg you the 1951 yearbook Editor Greta H1meS Assoclate Edltor Alice Mae Hess Busmess Manager Geraldlne Lynn Art James W1ll1ams L1tera1y Staff Duane Patterson James Musser Hazel Worthmg Maureen McMurtr1e Wanda Wrlght Phyllis Grafflous Larly DCIWIICF Delores Wmters Davld Workman Calvln Elder Nancy Tenley Typxsts Mary Burke Dons Black Jane Meek Ruth Deflbaugh Advlsors Mxss Gearhart Mr Gates The wxshes of the staff are that all who v1ew thls yearbook glean some measure of enjoyment from 1t and that lt brings the senlors many happy memoxles Photography .....................,................. Madeline Altobelli sm x QE f-Ha. Focal Pomts R6fICSh6I Math must be mterestmg' Ho hum' Theese studlous FISSIIIIICII They 11 leam' The mob 18 tulued loose between pexlods' Looks almost good enough to eat gals The Offlce Gang uoxkvv ' The Sweat Shop huh -1111110159 Gangway the mad da5h fOl the buses! Slaving away in the Science room Zia ,f-1 :LZ Y O if x X XX X L The Class of IQ 1 labs 700111 bank 111 11111Ltee11 thutx mme We btalted edguly on ou1 vs 15 'lo schools IH xauouq Qu11ound1ng towns To become Ame11n1s 11t1fe11s somg cl 1x Phe g1ou11duo1k was l11cl tho lll 1 clght gems Than on th1oug,h thu othu blg fOL1l And xx 1th the lmoxxledge we haxe galued We re 1ef1d3, to open destmx s Cl0Ol below we leaw we expless Olll th 1IlkS P01 all ou1 pleasant memouu We, owe them all to you lack Md ah 111 Class Motto llll IIB 'l I L LllbS lolors L l us l lower NIAROON and XX Hl l lp Xl Hll I1 R031 1 1 X K Y ,t 1 . . A .1 Y- . ' 1 9 Y w . 1 , J. v 4 'Z V V Y.. . , .. S 2' 3 .S Q' 7. . , xv' 1 1 y' A A ' ' ' 'l v. Y v v v' I . , V , 1 I Y . r,w 1 1 ' . , . , 1 , . .. . . 1 ,, . .. . . To parents, teachers, cla1ss111z1tes, loo, 1 1 1 1 S. 1' Al.. A YJ 1 7 Q I 1 . 11. 2 C 1'll-HCR IS CUT: NOW l,l'I'l' US HPIGIN 'O 3 'ILD 'Z 1 L. 1 Z 5 , 1 Y - ' ' ' ' I . C Senior Class Officers President .......... Calvin Elder Vice President ...James Williams Secretary . . . .... Greta Himes Treasurer . . . ..... Jane Meek Historian .... .... N ancy Tenley QMHE Who's Who Bob Shontz Willard Kelly Boz Shontz Jim Williams Gerald Manley Jim Williams Willard Kelly Howard Hedge Calvin Elder Jim Musser Calvin Elder Calvin Elder Wittiest Most Attractive Most Studious Best Dressed Best Dancer Most Talented Nicest Smile Most Friendly Most Popular Best Athlete in '51 Most Likely to Succeed Contributed Most to Class .l 1'. Nancy Tenley JoAnn Bashore Madeline Altobelli Mary Scarcia Mary Scarcia Greta Himes Janet Hinish Mary Scarcia Mary Scarcia Janet Hinish Madeline Altobelli Greta Himes gg M91 'BQK Qgrs 'ww' C 7' We .fi eng, ,Q S U. . fi Q' I P S iz A,-J .'. fx av Q A Madeline Altobelli Dudley Hilda Bair Saxton The honor roll-stands high in the class- With pleasantness and fun combined. Orchids to this wonderful lass. She's a friend both true and kind. Commercial-Block Staff 4. Commercial-Chorus 2. Marion Altohelli Dudley JoAnn Bashore Saxton Lots of pep and add good cheer Hair of gold and eyes of blue, And you have the spirit of her right here. Eager, faithful, staunch, and true. General-Basketball 3, 4. General-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, Doris Black Six Mile Run Lois Ann Blair Six Mile Run Always the same sweet stately maid, Her jolly eyes we can never forget. An industrious worker who'll make the grade. She's the happiest girl we've ever met. Commercial-Block Staff 4. Academic Janet Black Dudley Donna Brode Saxton R. D. Happy-go-lucky. but still true. Is it any wonder we all like you? General Qt'-r 1Y I wg,-Q Donna with manner so care-free and and gay We wish her luck along 1ife's way. General 11? ' Nw Isp.-m i 1 Mary Burke Dudley Wilma Cook Riddlesburg A friend, whos cheery, helpful, kind, Quiet and shy and all aglow, In this deniure lass youre sure to find. Wilma is someone nice to know. Commercial-Block Staff 4. Commercial Dorothy Clapper Saxton Joan Daugherty Dudley The melodies you played, your skillful touch, Old SLHS will miss them very much. General-Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. She's typed and worked with all her might. Joan did all her tasks just right. Commercial-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 45 Ten- Tones 2, 33 District Chorus 2, 4. 'FW' 4g...4uf, Wir ,Qtr-vu -PS fin QQ Gui '?' -4-up uf 5, am -Q , . - i we 2 12, , , ,,, ' .., N wf '12 vw' A, -,f,,, I V .ily I ,f NA We ...,. ii X' 2 I RuthfDefiba.ugh Six Mile Run Jessie Dickinson Saxton C'-lflylhaif and EYES Of bllle- Here's a friend, noble and true, To friends and duty Ruths been true. And an who know her love het, too. Commercial-Block Staff 43 Chorus 2, 3, 49 . Basketball 4. Commercial Larry Detwiller Saxton George Edwards Saxton Never very cheerful, never very sad, Smart without a folly, a most unusual lad. Academic-Block Staff 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Band Manager 23 Central Western District Band 43 Dance Band 43 County Band 3, 4. Like the rest of us he loves a good time. To waste it in study to him is a crime. General , can Calvin Elder Saxton Donald Foore Dudley President and businessman of the class. He goes through life with a smiling face- Financial wizard to the last. A smile that trouble cannot erase. Academic-Block Staff 43 Class President 2. 4. General-Basketball 1, 2. Stella Facchinei Dudley Genevieve Ford Six Mile Run With Stella there to spark the cheers S-L ranked high through the years. Academic-Cheerleader 2, 3, 41 Chorus 2. an Q 3-i1 f.Ji iff .1-1-uw 1 'UNQHW V ' IQ as B. , 5 AQ' ww ,M Lois Foster Lois is our little lass, One of the fairest in the class. Crellefal She's serious, she's dignified. She's mastered everything she's tried. General .2 1 ,Q 4' Fm . MV, -16' . ,,, W' f.,.., it Six Mile Run Fred Giles Saxton Fred is quite a regular guy- Masculine, polite, and very shy. General-Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2. -JU! 'Gin -': ':9 , .lane Funk Saxton Phyllis Graffious Defiance A cute lil' doll is our girl Jane. A maid of quiet ways is she. Very smooth dancer and in trig.. a brain. Friendly to all she'll ever be. Academic-Band 3, 4. Commercial-Block Staff 4. 'QQ 40 'Q n A N-J' ie, 'uf' f uw 0,1 James Grove Saxton Jim is a boy so very bright Who always does his work just right. General-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 16: Q-O 44 . , ,gr - f '57 a n., A A jg., LM! If Alice Hess Saxton A cheery hello and friendly smile Makes knowing Alice a thing worth while. General-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 11 Block Staff 4. Howard Hedge Six Mile Run Betty Hess Dudley When you're in need, he'll hear your call. This dark-haired lass from Dudley hails. A friend indeed he is to all. In need her friendship never fails. General-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. General Greta Himes Defiance Thomas Johnson Saxton Gret's a gal who's way above par. In her career, we know she'll go far. Academic-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Ten Tones 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 District Chorus 43 District Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 43 Block Staff 43 Class Treasurer 2: Class Secretary 3, 43 County Band 3, 43 Vice President of Band 43 Secretary of Chorus 2. Of pep and grit-a tremendous amount: And out in the world, we know he'll count. General-Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Janet Hinish Saxton R. D. Willard Kelley Saxton This lass is one of S-L's joys A handsome lad as ou can see. She's the heart-throb of all the boys. A hit with the Qmsqyyes Sir-ee! General-Band 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Class , Secretary 2. Genelal , wo 'saw ml 'H M49 QQ' 1596 psf! wagf' We-wif' Geraldine Lynn Saxton JoAnn McGee Six Mile Run If beauty and brains will lead to success, A gay little girl Wllh plenty of pep' Oui gul Geiry will be up with the b6St- Who'll keep up your spirits, you may safely bet. Academic-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: County Band 4: , Block Staff 4. Geneml Jack McCahan Saxton Maureen McMurtrie Riddlesburg Gerald Manley Defiance Life for this fellow will never be drab, For he was blessed with the gift of gab. Academic-Band 2, 3, 43 Band Manager 23 Dance Band 3, 41 County Band 3, 43 Class President 1g Dramatic Club 1, 4President Dramatic Club 1rg Team Manager 1. Heroes are born and made- To win many a game required his aid. This sweet lass with tawny curls Leads the line of S-L girls. Academic-Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4: Block Staff 43 Chorus 3. Jack Melius Six Mile Run No matter what position he is asked to fill, He accepts with meekness and works with a will. General-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1: Var- sity Club 3, 4. We .umm sqjgnlzzrn General-Baseball 3, 4. Jane Meek Six Mile Run Jane is charming, small, and petite. We like her because her manners so sweet. Commercial-Block Staff 4: Class Treasurer 3, 41 Basketball 4. Q55 ilk Q WHT' Richard Mellott Six Mile Run Quiet, but friendly, describes our Dick. Whatever his future, he's sure to click. General ,ww s Q ifwfw +-..,.,,. ff Nancy Miller Faithful and loyal and real true-blue, Thats our Nancy through and through. Arademic-Basketball 3. 4. James Musser Jimmy is our athlete. To watch him play is quite a treat. Academic-Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball Saxton R. D. Jesse Musser Six Mile Run A man of whom our school is proud, His athletic accomplishments for him speak loud. General-Football 1. 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Var- sity Club 3, 4. Six Mile Run Catherine Oberman 3374011 In her work she is jolly and gay Doing deeds of kindness for someone each day. 1' 2' 3, 4: Varsity Club 3' 4. General-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. New ai - wma i 2 My l 9592 Y ' 2' 2 Q 4 M 2 in -if-H f 'ind' - MW' X- My . . ai qu-.am ' kwa,-'v Q .f-, ,V . WZ A ' - 2 at ,,a' U A vim? W, 'f , 6,5 ,. z I 13 . :M iv i xl Dolores Parks Saxton Daniel Putt Saxton A sweet disposition and a sunny smile Wittb' and dl-011 is .this hardy man Makes her friendship 3 thing wo,-th While. Who plays the baritone in the S-L band. Academic Duane Patterson Sterling and true A gentleman, Sir General-Football Academic-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 43 Central Western District Band 2, 3, 43 County Band 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 4. Dudley Ted Putt Saxton Light-hearted and gay-could he handle the and far from stern, I , is the only term. bang I , Many likeable qualities-beloved by all. 2' Academic-Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. Doris Ramsey Saxton Ada Reed Dudley Doris is bashful, but not in vain. Full of pep and a- tom -ic vim, She keeps her eye on tall, blonde Duane. Ada is always in the swim, General-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. General-Band 3, 43 Basketball 3. Leslie Rankin Defiance Jacob Rogers Saxton R. D. A quiet boy, seldom heard is his voice. Happy is he from Care get free- If we all were like Leslie, teachers would re- He-11 try his lot in the U, S, Nayvyl joice. General General-Basketball 1, 2. i ,mfg S Wanda. Rogers Wanda is a bashful Saxton With pretty green eyes and Commercial-Chorus 1, 3, 4. Mary Scarcia Many grand Who's always General-Ten Chorus 1, jorette 4. .-if 5 -ur 'if 52 'ww Saxton Robert Shontz Aitch lass lots of class. A doctor this lad hopes to be. Let's wish him luck in his destiny. Academic Saxton Mary Lou Skipper Six Mile Run words could describe this maid t , To be ever pleasant is her desire. in front, leading the parade. Of her personality, we never tire. Tones 1, 2, 33 Majorette 1, 2, 35 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Head Ma- C'ene a1yChO uS 1' 'um .sf t Q rr' gg Qt' 12? It 447 ..,,,,, e Twilla Smith Six Mile Run Twil1a's the lass with the cute brown curls. Shes a favorite of all the girls. General Pearl Speck Saxton R She is always laughing, merry and gay: Reminds us of the month of May. General-Basketball 4. Nancy Tenley Defiance Hurrying here. dashing there, Nancy's always everywhere. Academic-Band 3, 43 Block Staff 43 Class Historian 1. 2, 3, 4. Elton Treeee Altch Rare compound of oddity and fun, Elton relishes a joke and rejoices in a pun General r., 7 'K l , ' Q f 3 is This guy is loaded wvith School Spirit' With hair that draws envy from every girl in Phyllis Weimert Pretty and nice, she's the one, A rare jewel in Class of '51, Academic-Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Wt HK. 3 1- '9'! A M, Saxton R. D. Jim Williams Saxton He plays a horn and likes to dance. A regular Beau-Brummel of the class. Academic-Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band President 45 Dance Band 3, 43 County Band 3, 4: Cen- tral Western District Band 2. 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 25 Block Staff 43 Class President 33 Vice President 4. John Wenglik Riddlesburg Dolores Winter Six Mile Run If there is mischief, he's sure to be near it. General the class, Tall and nice, Dee's quite a lass. General-Block Staff 4, Basketball 3, 4. Dave Workman Saxton Floyd Wright Saxton R. D. He grins and talks and works with joy. May pleasant memories never end' Davey 1S our model boy. In S-L High Floyd was our friend. Academic-Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, G n 1 4, Varsity Club 4, Block Staff 4. 6 era Hazel Worthing Aiteh Wanda Wright Six Mile Run v as-1' tix She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk to, and pleasant to think on. Commercial-Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4. fig' If you want a friend most staunch and true, Our little Wanda is the girl for you. General-Block Staff 45 Basketball 4. :IRE QKQ-in 'id . n Class lstory Freshman Year On the second day of September an ambltlous group of nmety seven members entered the doors of S L H S to become the Greenles of n1neteen hundred forty seven After we became acquamted wlth one another our f1rst steps were to orgamze our class and elect the followmg offlcers Jack McCahan Pres1dent Mary Scarcla VICE Pres1dent Allce Hess Secretary Nancy Scarcla Treasurer and Nancy Tenley H15 torlan Undertaklng the task of advlsmg th1s new blood were Mrs Hooper Mr Gates and Mr Brumbaugh Our class was well represented 1n both the athletlc and muslc departments Two of the pepp1est glrls of our class were se lected to be cheerleaders Maureen McMur tr1e and Hazel Worthmg In Aprll after much plannlng and work we were hosts to the upper classmen at an Aprll Showers Party For the event the audltorxum was transformed 1nto a lovely sprlng garden We were very much thrllled at the success of our f1rst party at S L Our year as Greenles was such an in terestmg one that we looked forward to havlng an even better class as Sophomores Sophomore Year As sophomores our group of elghty four felt much more confldent as they started thelr second year of hlgh school Our class advlsors were Mrs Hooper MISS Gearhart and Mr Gates and under thexr dlrectlon we got down to business and elected the follow1ng offlcers Calvm Elder Pres1dent Jack Reed V1ce Plesldent Janet HlH1Sh Secretary and Greta H1m6S Treas urer Everyone had a swell tlme at both of the skatlng partles our class sponsored at Cypher Beach 4Has anyone flgured who was supportlng whom ln that skatlng duo of Mrs Wa1te and M1ss Hoover'11 The Sadre Hawklns Day Party ln Novem ber was a b1g event of our Sophomore year The glrls presented thelr dates wlth vege table corsages and rewards for the n1cest corsage and most or1g1nal costumes were awarded In May a Box Soclal was held to a1d our treasury The boys enjoyed the lunches prepared by thexr heart throbs and every one had a wonderful tlme As the chmax of a year Wh1Ch wlll al ways be remembered we held a pxcnlc at Lakemont Park on the last day of school Junlor Year On the flfth day of September after three months of vacation an eager group of exghty came back to S L H S to claxm thelr place as the dlgfllfled JUIIIOIS Early ln the term wrth Mr Gates and M1ss Gearhart as class advlsors we settled down and elected offlcers James W1ll1ams Pres1dent James Musser Vxce Presldent Greta Hxmes Secretary and Jane Meck Treasurer Durmg the f1rst part of the year we were kept busy wxth the refreshment stand for home games Football cheerleadmg and band kept many of our members occupled but we st1ll had tlme for the annual Hallo ween Party A group of amusmg characters turned out for th1s party They along wlth games and danclng topped Wlth dehclous refreshments helped to make It a grand affalr Both boys and glrls returned after the Chr1stmas vacatxon ready to part1c1pate ln the Chorus Ten Tones and basketball In Apr1l our most cherlshed possess1ons our class rlngs arrlved The Junlor Sen1or Prom was our fmal and most lmportant event of the year Wlth the theme The Lure of the Woodland and and the muslc of Allen Snare the evenrng was an enjoyable one that w1ll l1nger 1n our memory Full of enthuslasm and anxlous to be come the Senxors of 1951 we f1n1shed our Junlor year ln S L H S Semor Year On September 6 1950 seventy two sophlstlcated SEUIOTS returned to take thelr last crack at S L H S We soon dlscovered that we had more to do than go around looklng lmportant so after the novelty of teaslng the Greenles wore off we settled down to study and really enjoy our last hlgh school year W1th M1ss Gearhart and Mr Gates as our class advlsors we lmmedlately elected the follow1ng class offlcers Calvm Elder Pres1dent Jlm W1ll1ams Vlce Pres1dent Greta Hlmes Secretary Jane Meek Treas urer Our yearbook The Block was begun under the capable d1rect1on of M1ss Gear hart and Mr Gates whose help was greatly appreclated Greta Hrmes made an excellent Edltor ln Chlef S1nce th1S was our last year we were anx1ous to make lt a blg one We staged a very successful Sadle Hawkins Day Party 1n November and on December 20 we had the annual Chr1stmas party Wlth Sprlng came the excltement of the class play Its a Date our very dellghtful and educatlonal trip to Washmgton D C and the Junlor Sen1or Prom Then all too soon Baccalaureate and Commencement brought to a close our four years of happy hlgh school days and a group of proud but reluctant graduates bade farewell to thelr Alma Mater o , . . . . 1 . 1 .1 - 11 - j ' ' 1 1 1 1 . . 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D Y ' 41 11 . 1 1 ' ' u 1 11 - 1 1 ' 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BRO D TOP B LLETI N olurnc 1901 Wednesday, May 11 1966 lu s 0 ol l as lxcumon The members of the Class of 51 of the Saxton Lrberty High School held their frrst get together on the llth and 12th Friday rnd Saturday of this month The reunron was held at the Penn Saxton Hotel which rs owned and managed by a former member of the class James Wrllrams Friday afternoon was spent rn vrsrtrng the rmproved S L H S It was noted that new curtains had finally been purchased for the auditorium and a flourrshrng cafeterra was rn operation rn the basement Three former classmates are now employed at the old Alma Mater Jack McCahan is Super vrsrng Prrncrpal Dan Putt rs head coach and Dolores Parks has taken Mrss McCa hans place rn the hrstory department and rn a new vvrng Geraldine tLynnr Hess rs now conducting a kindergarten Whrle at the school the group was greeted by another old classmate Fred Grles who rs chref of police and truant offrcer A super colossal meal was served Friday evening rn the lavrsh drnrng room of the hotel by several old classmates Dave Work Helen Tenley head cashier Ada Reed dretrtron and Ronald Weaver bus boy Dr Robert Shontz Chief of Staff at the Qu1ck Cures Hospital rn Philadelphia served as toastmaster and rntroduced former class mates now employed at the rnstrtutron Hrs prrvate secretary rs Madeline Altobellr who rs assrsted by Jane Meck Lo1s Ann Blarr and Nancy Tenley are nurses at thrs famous hosprtal Also present were B111 Kelly pharamacrst and hrs gracrous wrfe the for mer Maureen McMu1t11e Stella Facchinel a laboratory technrcran on the staff was also on hand for the occasion Specral entertainment was provrded by Mealese Drable the srngrng sensation of Broadway known to the class as Joan Daugherty Her business manager Duane Patterson and hrs wrfe the former Dorrs Ramsey accompanied her Jo Saxton the former JoAnn Bashore favored the group wrth a few numbers from her latest show Thomas Follres Phyllis 4Wermertr and Johnny Zrmrrrerman performed two very loxely and rntrrcate dance routines to the rnusrc of the George Edwards Trro Thrs entertarnment was sponsored by the Ajax Motor Co which rs owned and operated by Howard Hedge Richard Taylor and Richard Mellott On Saturday morning the group boarded two buses part of the fleet owned by John Wenglrk and were driven by Larry Detwrler and Jake Rogers to the huge new Church of God where they found the mrnrster Calxrn Elder prosperrng wrth hrs flock Next they vrsrted the Penelec Power Plant where J H Grove rs now chref engineer and Ted Putt rs assrstant They also met Teds wrfe the former Mary Lou Skipper Then next stop was the huge Musser Bros Manufacturrng Co which Jrm and Jesse founded ten years ago Here they found several classmates employed by the company Lors Foster Alrce Hess Janet Black Marion Altobellr and Donna Brode In the Mussers private offrces Dorrs Black and Mary Burke are employed as secre tarres At their next stop the Foormost Clean ers the group was rnformed by Don Foore and Elton Mel Treece that the following are now rn the armed forces Lt Col Floyd Pappy Wright Capt Ruth Defrbaugh Lt Dolores Winter Ensign Wanda Rogers Sgt Catherrne Oberman and MaJ Jack Melrus They also learned that Gerald Manley and Tom Johnson had reorganized the long dead Saxton Herald and that Phyllis Graffrous and Wilma Cook had been hired as reporters The group then vrsrted the Handre Work Shoppe owned by Dorothy Clapper and the Secretarral Employment Servrce oper ated by Jessre Drckrnson and Hrlda Barr Phe reunron ended wrth a sumptuous drnner at Skips Club 51 on Saturday evening Th1s rs Saxtons luxurrous new night club owned by Mary QSCHICIBP and Don Reed Musrc was provrded by the Dixieland Quartet composed of Janet Hrnrsh Pearl Speck Wanda Wright and Genevreve Ford The Freemont Tr1o Betty Hess Twrlla Smrth and Joan McGhee was featured with the Quartet As the two exerting days drew to a close the members of the class agreed that rt had been a most successful and enjoyable reunron Plans are already under way fo another get together rn the near future 7 - A 9 .. 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I Class Wrll We the Senror Class of nrneteen hun dred and frfty one do make publrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament hereby revokrng any wrll or wrlls heretofore made by us the Faculty To Mr Weast we bequeath any surplus 9 rn our treasury for a new prpe To Mr Hoover vre leave all our feeble excuses for berng absent To Mrs Rrtchey we wrll a candrd cam era to record our expressrons durrng class perrods To Mr Gates vue wrll our old Physrcs manuals To Mrss Gearhart we wrll an extra set of car keys for the Ford To Mrss Hoover we extend our hopes for smooth sarlrng rn the new Chevy Mrs Erchelberger we wrll our courage to get a learners permrt Mr Brumbaugh we bequeath our odd Jobs to occupy hrs spare trme To Mrss Rees we leave all the good 191 thrngs we made rn home econ To Mrss Wrnnrck we wrll an arrplane for those trrps to Kentucky that he wrll frnd someone who can hrt the hrgh notes To Mr Chuckran we vtrll the good sports manshrp and athletrc abrlrty of the senror boys To Mr Wrtowskr we wrll a new Pack ard to meet ompetrtron To Mrss Martrn we wrll all our mrs placed gym clothes To the Freshman Class we wrll our abrlrty to make money To the Sophomore Class vre vxrll all our honor students and outstandrng athletes To the Jumors Madelrne Altobellr wrlls her devotron to study to Gerald Rerd Marran Altobellr wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth all the teachers to Guy Marcoccr Hrlda Barr wrlls her love for candy bars to Marlene Wrlkrns Jo Ann Bashore wrlls her abrlrty to drrve the Pontrac to Audrey Long Dorrs Black wrlls her shorthand grades to Alma Bennett Janet Black wrlls her abrlrty rn square dancrng to Terry Gould Lors Ann Blarr wrlls an extra set of car keys for the Hudson to Helen McIntyre Donna Brode wrlls her herght to Ken neth Burket Mary Burke vrrlls her Job as typrst on the Block Staff to Peggy Hersler Dorothy Clapper wrlls her seat rn the band to Jean Tenley Wrlma Cook wrlls her blushes to Alrce Krouse Joan Daugherty wrlls her posrtron on the basketball team to Beverely Swope Larry Detwrler wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along vrrth Mrs Rrtchey to Don Tenley Jessre Drckrnson wrlls her frrend Wrnr fred to Wrllram Graffrous George Edwards wrlls hrs good grades to Sam Wrlls Calvrn Elder wrlls hrs vorce to Mary Montgomery Stella Facchrner wrlls her black harr and dark eyes to Donna Nevrlle Donald Foore wrlls hrs frrendlrness to Ralph Stapleton Genevreve Ford wrlls all her old musty As to Robert Swope Lors Foster wrlls her petrteness to Janet Hrmes Jane Funk wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth people especrally grrls to Sam W1lls Fred Grles wrlls hrs abrlrty to study to Gerald Weaver Phyllrs Graffrous wrlls her DOISS and re serve to Jean Harvey James Grove wrlls hrs Job at Howard Johnsons to Brll Wrlkrns Howard Hedge wrlls hrs love to Leoda Scrttrcatt Alrce Mae Hess wrlls her posrtron at Dr Thomas to Phyllrs Palmer Betty Hess wrlls her abrlrty to play bas ketball to Anna Lerghty . 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Gleta Hlnles xxllls hel lll'1IlxS lll Solld to Jelly Maslanlk Jallet HlH1Sh vlllls hel ablllty to plav basketball to Joan HllllSh Thomas Johnson vsllls hls Celllel po sltlon on the football team to Allle Elchel belger Wlllald Kelly wllls hls smlle to Ronald Flelds Gelaldlne Lynn wllls hel ablllty to get along ln school to Bud Hess Jack McCahall wllls hls glft of gab to Alfled Putt Joan McGhee Wl1lS hel helght to Max Blown Mauleell MCMUTKIIC vlllls hel DOSIUOII as head cheerleadel to Jean McCue Gerald Manley wllls hls ablllty to d11VC a car to Wllllam GIHfflOuS Jane Meck wllls hel DOSltlOI'l 111 M Weasts offlce to Albelta Flgald Jack Mellus wllls hls seat ln the bus to Fred Gracey to Bob Hastlngs Nancy Mlller wllls her wavy hall to Robert HZSUIHQS James Musser wllls hls athletlc ablllty to Robert Balley Jesse Musser wllls '1 punch to Ralph Taylor Cathellne Obelman Wl11S hel S1llTl1l8SS to Bonnle Bussard Dololes Palks wllls hel long CUIIS to June Sheeders Duane Pattelson wllls a foot of hlS helght to Earl Houps chubby flame Danlel Putt wllls h1S ablllty to take plane two years to Betty Fleck Ted Putt vxllls hls ablllty to loaf 111 P O D to B1llNeude1 DOIIS Ramsey vtllls hel brovtn eyes to Sam Wlnter Leslle Rankln vlllls l'llS quletness to Rlchard Foster Ada Reed vtllls hel 'lblllty to get along l lth IVIISS Maltlll to Jefln Tenley Jacob Rogels wllls hls led llln to Jlmmy VK llltfleld Wanda Rogels vxllls llel posltlon Ill the cllolus to Mlllllle Reed Mall Scalcla mlls hel loxe fOl fl Reed to Allce ElCh6lb9Ig9I Robelt Shontz vxllls 1115 abllltx to do phXSlCS to Allen Lynn M315 Lou Sklppel wllls her abllltx to get along mth the Saxton klds to Jlmmy Sac latlnl Txxllll Smlth wllls hel Lady of the Lake book to Jane McKnlght Pearl Speck wllls her guardlng ablllty to Terry Gould Rlchald Taylol vtllls hls good looks to Max Donaldson Helen Tenley vullls hel vxaltless Job at Happy Hollow to Gladys Whltfleld Nancy Tenley ullls hel pep and vltalltx to Howard Stapleton Elton Tleece vlllls hls ablllty to chevl gum ln Mls Rltcheys class to Fled Treece Russell TIBCCQ vsllls hls Challlllllg laugh to Eugene Flenner Ronald Weaver vtllls hls ablllty to d11X6 Phyllls Welrnert wllls her posltlon as lnaJorette to Peggy Jenklns John Wengllk wllls hls sense of hL1ITlO1 to Blll May Jlm Wllllams vxllls hls ablllty to stay out late at nlght to Robert Flnk Dololes Wlnter vxllls hel long shots to Snooky MCKHlght Dave Workman wllls hls abllltv to gt to school on tlme Ill the mol nlngs to Charles Hayes Hazel Worthlng vlllls hel offlce Job to Joan Fleegal Floyd Wflght H1113 hls MBTCUIY to John CUICCI Wanda Wrlgllt M1118 hel ablllty to dance to Anna Stuller Slgned sealed publlshed and declared as and fOI our last Wlll and testament vle the Senlor Class of nlneteen hundred and flfty one have set our hands ln seal here to thls tvlenty B1 hth day of May ln the 5631 of oul Lold one thousand nlne hundled alld flfty one The S6IllOl Class of 1951 In the plesence of WIIIIBSSCS Phyllls Glafflous and Wanda Wllght . 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I 'v .' ' . - 1 ' 4-A 1 K ...... 4 J G L. PM - . V .' 1 . ' 2 A, ' V , ' 1' in-S ' 1 - 1 1: 1 I ',, .,.' , ..z Sec1'Ctz11'y , ,...,,...,. . ,..... ..... , ...... ,.....,...... J 1 111108 S:1c1':1t1111 ' ' , .....,......,.........,..,.,....,.............. 1 1.12 . . ................,.,....,,....,............,, , ' ' ' . ' 1 'Q ' 1 1 .' zu 'g . jx 1 1 ' L.:- ., I . .- K ' Pr . ,K . A .- '12 '52, di Fi sL Row: A. Bennett, A. Leighty. P. Jenkins, A. Krouse. H. Hyrnciw, J. Hinish. J Hinish, J. Fleegal. B. Fleck. Second Row: B. Heffner, A. Figard. B. Bussard, P. Heisler, J. Hirnes. C. Hollingshead T. Gould. A. Long. J. Harvey. Tliircl Row: R. Baker. J. Ciucci. M. Donaldson, R. Fink. R. Long, C. Brumbaugh. K. Bur- kett. R. Fields. Fourth Row: A. Eichelbergeix L. Fox, F. Hess. R. Hastinus. R. Gribble, D. Gracey. A Lynn, R. Bailey. W. Graffious. First Row: J. Sheedei: L. McKnight. A. Stuller. L. Scittit-att. D. Reed. J. Tenley. Seeond Row: M. Montaoniery, B. Swope. B. VV5'les, H. Mclntyre. M. Reed. D. Neville. 'I'ini'd Row: P. Palmer, N. Weakt, J. McKnight. M. Wilkins. G. Whitfield. J. NKJl'l'lh, J McCue. VV. May. Fo'.n'tli Row: D. Weimert, G. Mzislanik. T. Reed. D. Miller. H. Rinzird. W. Wilkins. G Re-id, D. Tenley. Filth Row: G. Marcocci, W. Neuder. A. Putt, F. Treece. R. Stapleton. R. Taylor, J. Whit- field. H. Stapleton. G. Weaver. ,Wav '27 'Yi rg Sophomore Class Officers 9 President ..... . .Alex Hiquet Vice President ...... Dean Gracey Secretary ..... . . .Nelda Thomas Treasurer . . .. .Lorraine Bennett Historian . . .. .Peggy Mclntyre 'fvvwwsw ' '-H 'CT' C9 Q. 9-9 cn cn O l l' r-4 NO vz an At the beginning of the school year we eagerly returned to S. L. H. S. Although some of the old, familiar faces were missing, a few new ones had been added: and we had now climbed to the second rung of the ladder which leads to our senior year. Our class advisors were Miss Rees, Miss Martin, and Mr. Witowski. In October we elected the following officers: President .......... .............. ..... A 1 ex Hiquet Vice President ,... Dean Gracey Secretary ..... ...... N elda Thomas Treasurer .... Lorraine Bennett Historian ...........,...................... Peggy McIntyre Many of our members participated in sports and other extra-cur- ricular activities this year. We held a Saint Patrick's Day Party in March and had the gym decorated in the typical colors. Many of the student body and faculty were present for this gala affair. We axe now looking forward to climbing the next rung which will bring us one step closer to our goal. 0 Q J H555 First Row: P. Marcocci. L. Bennett. S. Black. S. Lundquest. P. Hamilton. P. Kelly. K Kreiger. M. Ciucci. Second Row: A. Brown. M. Hooper, L. Buseck. S. Clapper. S. Ford, V. Deluca, S. Helsel Third Row: L. Brown. F. Fowler, R. Conley. G. Cinibilista. F. Foreman, A. Buseck. E Heister. M. Hoover. M. Johnson. Fourth Row: G. Altobelli. J. Ford, J. Allison. A. Detwiler. L. Fink, B. Fox. K. Brown J. Hinklc. Filth Row: J. Bollnizin. J. Johnson. J. Hiinef. S. Furc-hzik. H. Hinish. D. Drenning, R Donaldson. Sixth Row: D. Foi'd. B. Friedolf. R. Cliziinberlziin. M. Adolphson. D. Gracey. R. Kowalchik A. Hiquet. N. Duvall. Firmt Row: M. Miller. R. Ne-zii'hood. B. Wcnulik. J. Spencer. A. Thomas. B. Reed. N Thomri., N. Notvstine. S. Proyser. Second Row: S. Miller. B. O'Nvzil. D. Salkald. S Rm-cl. D. Wright. P. Mclntyrc. P. Mc- Czihan. L. Mitclicll. Third Row: D. Willifon. B. Motit-tr. N. Mellott. P. Rows. B. Rehn. C. Tenley. N. McClosky B. Rankin. S. Miifon. M. Rhodof. Fourth Row: G. Patterfoii. R. Me-ck. D. Putt. Y. Mort. W. McKnight. D. Rogers. H. Miller R. Swope. Fifth Row: J. Szittciiivlcl. H. Morninumtiir. R. Putt. E. Snare. G. Snyder. S. Mille1'.D Putt. Sixth Row: M. Ruby. B. Spcrk. J. Mellott. B. Martin. R. Morningstar. E. Rouser, B. Reed. J. Thompson. 4725. lreshman Llass Officers P1 esldent James Eldel 'vue P1es1dent Taltoul Hedge Seuetalx Betts Nlclntue The Class of IQ 4 Oul class of 109 fleshmen tnmdly entexed Saxton LlbEltY H1gh School IH Septembe1 Unaccustomed to oul sulroundlngs and xxondel mg about ou1 futule we xelxed upon the help of ou1 class 3dVlSO1S Mrs R1tchey M155 McCahan 1nd Mrs E1chelbe1ge1 to help us thzough the fn st v. eeks In J1nu115 vse decxded we xxele leady to elect offlcels an'l the iollovung V618 om ChOlCE lde1 Vlce P16SldCDt Talfold Hed,,e Sec1eta1y Betty McInt51e TIGHSUIBI Calolyn Bxadley We SDODSOIGG 'in Apnl Fools Dfw Pfntw on Malch 30 The pa1t3 xx 'is vtell attended and was one of the outstandmg events of the yea1 The class xx Qs vxell 161316 entecl 111 spo1ts l'11l.lSlC and othel act1v1t1es VV1th 1 bllglllh smallex 01oup me fue now anuclpatlng an exen mole sutcessful sophonxoxe sen I Q Lt- A 3 1 , M . ' .-.Zum ,Q L Qi, ' A4 . W W 4- A at-2 ' .' ....... . . . .- - ww 5 - 'X A ,. . , ' ' 'JS . . . , ' ' . ..... . . A 'A ' 1 ,Si 2 4. ,... . . . . - - , . - ' - 1 ' - ' 1 I -1- y 5 ' I t i 'V ' i .v Y C C .V v ' . . . . ' . x ' v' . , . . ' . President . . ...............,............... , , ............ James E ' ' - ,' . 0- . . ,. L . K ,' Av C V. K , M, . . . v 'C sl Y Y l 4 1 '. sl val. - 1 . - . v ' 1 - ' v' ' ' Y., 4 ' I ' L' I ' 5 ' , ' 4 ' ' . 4 A K ' Q5 fi V5 ,. 9 .Y E P 1 First Row: D. Hile, C. Bradley, B. McIntyre, A. Bollmziii. C. Defibaugh, I. Miller. H. Bollman, L. Ford, S. Foster, O. Kowalchik. Second Row: L, Bryan, S. Cornelius, Y. Hopkins, J. Jones. L. Black, D. Brumbaugh. A. Berger, R. Foor, P. Hoffman, F. Hiiiish. Third Row: S. Axon. D. Abbott, D. Fix, P. Black. M. Hastiiigg, H. Himiiies, D. Howells. T. McCabe. B. Moffett, E. Miller, D. Melius. Fourth Row: V. Grace, G. Hoover, R. Weiielik, R. Huff. J. Lymi. J. VVzllittiiif. R. Brown. C. Dolt, D. Brode, R. Gordon. R. Altohc-lli. Fifth Row: E. Foor. J. Mort, H. White. D. Dickiiifoii. J. Htiuiitii, J. Elder. D. Foremtiu A. Hedge. W. Frederick, J. Lone. Sixth Row: W. Holliiigshead. J. Saufsy. L. Mitchel, C. L.tS.tllt-. I.. Mt'ELw.ti1i. G. Willisoii, S. Geier, P. McCabe. R. Foor. W. Grove, J. Four. First Row: M. Darr. A. Workman. W. Willimii, P. Rlioclw. N. Rttmt-l. B. Ritchey. Second Row: F. Neuder. S. Geier, Z. Stitt. N. Thomttx, B. Ritz-lit-51 M. Wilxhii. N. Ritclit-y. Third Row: P. Suavely, J. Troutmaii. M Whitfielci. Smplt-toii, IJ. Rriiiyxiii. Wriulit, , B. Rogers. Fourth Row: G. Weaver. K. Nloriiiiiuftiti. K. Rimixc-5. A. Mufxt-t'. G. Neville. J. O'Ne1tl. R. Smith. Fifth Row: W. Stapleton. W. Tliomtif. T. Reed. R. Ziiiiiiit-riiittii. E. Tlitmitie. M W1-iuht. WMM Duke and Douchess of Dogpfitch S L goes fo1 b1g yaxdave Two heads ale better than one Skill does it! Up and In uv.. R Q 'is- Band Hluags IH the Lzzzzelzglzt Under the able drrectron of Mr Shoe maker the band started the season off mth a snappy tempo Hall to the Varsrty played by the band after each touchdown and some frne performances at half trme kept enthusrasm at hrgh ebb for each game Durmg the Halloween season the band partrcrpated rn varlous parades and from Huntrngdon brought home frrst prrze The offrcers servrng thrs Year were Jrm Wrllrams Presrdent Greta Hrmes Vrce Presrdent and Dorothy Clapper Secretary On February 1 2 3 srx members of the band journeyed to Somerset for Drstrrct Band They were J1m Wrllrams Greta Hrmes Dorothy Clapper Dan Putt and Larry Detwrler senrors and Ellrs Snare sophomore And thrs year for the frrst trme rn the hrstory of the school S L H S had a representatrve rn All State Band The proud member was Greta Hrmes The annual Sprrng Concert on Aprrl 22 featured erght numbers from thrs years state band lrst Thrs program proved most en Joyable to all who attended Keep up the good work and our school wrll always be rn the spotlrght Frrst Row J Tenley G Hrmes J Troutman M Wrlson A Reed N Tenley P Hoffman L Mrtchell C Benner P Wermert M Scarcra J Hmrsh D Allrson J Wrllrams D Russell J Wrllrams D Clapper L Busrck J Fleegal Second Row R Shoemaker R Fox B Clapper S Mason M Reed P Ross B Barley B Homan J Daugherty H Worthrng J Bashore D Brumbaugh J Funk J Wrllrams J Maslanrk N McClosky P Snavley L Frnk J Allrson D Holmes L Berlllett Thrrd Rovr B ONeal P McCahan G Lynn B Rankrn C Hollrngshead P Hersler J Cruccr J McCahan E Flenner L Detvxrler J Homan R Taylor E Snare C Tenley P Mclfntyre R Amrck L McKnrght D Putt First Row: J. McCahan, D. Clap- per M. Reed. M. Wilson. G. I-limes, R Shoemaker, B. Bailey. R. Fox. Second Row: L. Detwiler, G. Maslanik, L. McKnight, E. Snare, D Putt, P. Snavely, J. Williams, 1 Allison. po t on sic Q Q From the beat of the drums, the wail of the saxophone, the pound of the piano came swing when the sev- enteen members of the dance band combined their talents under the hand of Mr. Shoemaker. This group played the latest hits of the day and spent many hours practicing that special kind of music that boys and girls like for dancing. The band played for various school parties, banquets, the Operetta, and the Minstrel Show, as well as for many outside activities. It closed its successful season by supplying musi- cal interludes for the senior play. Be My Love, If , In the Mood, and Bonapart's R e t r e a t were among the favorites of the year. So encores for the S-L High dance Band! Dance Band 6 6 as First Row J Troutman S Lundqurst M Cruccr M Scarcra L Bennett C Bradley B McIntyre L MCKH1ght W Wrllison S Reed C Defrbaugh Second Rovr H McIntyre P Wermert Z Strtt D F1X D Clapper P Hoffman W R vers R Defibaugh L Mitchell D Abbott J Daugherty B ONeal Third Row R. Shoemaker S Black B Rankin M Gould G Himes J Fleegal S Stapleton D Ramsey P Snavely P McIntyre D Wright S Mason Fourth Row E Miller F Foreman H Worthing D Hovsells A Hess N McClosky 'VI Skipper P Hersler J Bashore M Johnson B Bussard Choru Radlfztes enjoyment This ytar forty eight fortunate girls vxere eletud for the Chorus which is under the driecron of M1 Richard Shoemaker The rncnbus wetted Greta HIHISS President ind Mus Lou Skipper Vlce Presrdent Ml Sliotrnrkrr appointed Joan Daugherty Sec reins I'lnr.c ol the girls were chosen to repre- :CHI S. L. H. S. at the Central Western Dis- trict FO1lf9l'SllCC at Punxsutawny on January 4. 5. 'rid 6. Hovxever, only two seniors Crttfr Hirnes and Joan Daugherty were able to attend 'is Lucretia McKnight xms The members of the Chorus also took part in the annual Minstrel Shoxx sin ing the Tennessee Waltz My Heart Cries For You and helping the end men with the Goat Song The xorces of the Chorus also added to the dignity and thrill of the Cornrnence- lnenr and Baccalaureate prograrns. Our thanks to the Chorus for proxidin our s hool with a xxarm. friendly A'beam. Uver the Footlights On Friday, April 13, a three-act comedy, It's a Date by Jean Provence, was presented by the Senior class. The play was well 16C61V6d by a capacity audience. Mr. Gates, assisted by Mrs Eichel berger selected the cast and directed this production. The cast was as follows: Linda Rogers ........... .... B lary Lou Skipper Mrs. Rogers .. Valerie Rogers Nadine Wilson Diana Gordon Kay Phillips . Ilka Marsh . . . . . .JoAnn Bashore . . .Geraldine Lynn . . . .... Joan Daugherty Mary Jean Scarcia . . . . .Nancy Tenley . . .Lois Ann Blair Patsy Fisher .... .... D orothy Clapper Shirley Yeats Queenie .... Buz Stevens . . George Rogers Austin Farrell Jay Bishop ..... Hal Montgomery . . . I' . . .Genevieve Ford . . . . . .Hilda Bair . . . . . . .Daniel Putt . . .... James Williams . . . .Calvin Elder . . . .Robert Shontz .. . .James Musser practice lgerforuzauce Sports in the Limelight WILDCATS ff 1950 First Row: R. Gribble, R. Bailey, L. Duvall, J. Sacratini, D. Workman, J. Musser. G. Manley, A. Hiquet, L. Fox, W. Wilkins, F. Hess, C. Hayes. Second Row: J. Bollman, M. Ruby, R. Chamberlain, C. LaSalle, A. Eichelberger, M. Donaldson, H. Hedge, J. Hughes, G. Marcocci, L. McElwain, T. Johnson, R. Kowalchik, R. Hastings, G. Willison. Third Row: J. Chuckran, Coach, M. Wright, B. Dickinson, E. Thomas, R. Garner, L. Mitchell, S. Wills, G. Weaver, D. Brode, R. Wenglik, J. Witowski, Asst. Coach. Yea Team! VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Opponents Hollidaysburg 33 Orbisonia 6 Replogle 0 Everett 7 Bellwood-Antis 35 Roaring Spring 14 Meyersdale '7 Claysburg 6 Rcbertsdale 0 Williamsburg 0 S-L Hi gh 0 26 12 19 0 7 24 0 9 40 SR. LETTERMEN Hedge, Musser, Johnson Workman, Manley The Saxton Liberty Wildcats started their grid training early in the year under the tutelage of Coach Chuckran. It was a most successful football year for the Wild- cats although they suffered several defeats. Saxton - Hollidaysburg The Wildcats traveled to Hollidaysburg for their first game with a light and in- experienced team. The Golden Tigers handed the S-L Gridders a 33-0 defeat. Saxton-Orbisonia The Wildcats went to work on the Bisons the next week and gave them a 26-6 trounc- ing. The Wildcats scored in every quarter but the second. The Bisons scored in the final quarter. Saxton-Replogle The Wildcats won a hard-fought battle with Replogle for a 12-0 score. All the scor- ing came in the first half: one in the first quarter, and another in the second. Saxton-Everett With more experience and some victories to their credit, the Wildcats went on to win their third game by downing Everett l9-7. Saxton scored in the first quarter and again in the second, The third touch- down came in the final quarter. Everett's lone score came in the final quarter. Saxton-Bellwood The Blue Devils ended the S-L winning streak by handing the Wildcats a 35-0 de- Meyersdale Meets The Line feat. The Bellwood team could not be stopped in its drive for first place in the League. Saxton-Roaring Spring Saxton suffered its third defeat at the hands of the Yellow Jackets by a score of 14-7. All scoring came in the second half. Saxton-Meyersdale The Wildcats won their fourth game by downing Meyersdale 24-7. Saxton scored in all quarters except the fourth. The visitor's lone score came in the second quarter. Saxton-Claysburg The Bulldogs downed the Wildcats 6-0 on a wet and slippery field. Claysburg's scor- ing drive came when they recovered a fumble in the Wildcat territory. Saxton-Robertsdale The rival game of the year was played at Robertsdale on a muddy field. The Wild- cats downed the Tigers 9-0. Saxton scored in the first quarter. Later in the game, a punt put the Tigers on their own one-yard line. On the next play the Wildcats broke through and caught the Tigers for a touch- back and an additional two points. Saxton-Williamsburg The Wildcats played their final game at Williamsburg by defeating the Blue Pirates 40-0. Saxton scored in every quarterg three in the first, one in the second, one in the third, and one in the fourth. Backs Flash 4, 'aw Putt, T. Musser Putt, D. Grove Burning up the basketball floors of another season, the Wild- cats plowed through a list of eighteen games and came out with nine wins against nine losses. Fourteen of the scheduled games were league meets while four were exhibition gamesn After the regular season, the team traveled to the St. Francis tournament for a meet with Patton. The Patton team succeeded in con- quering the Wildcats with a score of 62 to 32. Our vote will always go to the S-L basketeers. The Varsity . First Row: J. Maslanik and R. Fields, Managers. Second Row: A. Hiquet, F. Hess, T. Putt, J. Musser, B. Gribble, B. Bailey Third Row: J. Chuckran. Coach. D. Putt, R. Hastings, J. Grove, C. Hayes L. Fox, Scorekeeper. Seasoifs Record Team Robertsdale Huntingdon Alumni Cove Bellwood-Antis Everett Roaring Spring Claysburg Williamsburg Smith Robertsdale Cove Bellwood-Amis Everett Roaring Spring Claysburg Willianisburg' Smith Opp. 25 49 49 51 44 51 54 22 34 65 33 46 45 46 64 40 28 53 Wildcats ln Action S-L High 40 36 53 33 40 53 43 54 62 55 56 39 34 42 37 66 49 59 Bailey Sacratini Hess Gribble J. V. illlSi4illliill Under the guidance of Coach Witowski. the members of the Junior Varsity of Sax- tczn Liberty High gained invaluable ex- perience this year although losing 14 out of 18 games, These games were played as preliminaries to those of the varsity. Our eye will be on these future stars of S-L High. f. V. Rasleellmfl Front, left to right: J. Elder, Manager, A. Eichelberger, Score- keeper. Back. left to right: R. Wenglik, B. Dickinson, L. McElwain, C. Hayes, G. Willison. P. Himes, C. La- Salle, D. Gracey, B. Hastings, J. Witowski, Coach. Absent: J. Hughes, R. Garner. girls' Team Front, left to right: M. Altobelli J. Hinish, D. Winter, H. Worthing P. Speck. Back, left to right: D. Martin, Tenley, C. Hollingshead. J. Norris T. Gould. J. Hinish. Bill? HASHHHALL This year the girls' team, under the di- rection of Miss Martin. played seven gamesl four league games were dropped and three non-league games ended in victory for the Saxton Maidens. Most of these games were played during activity period and enjoyed by the entire student body. y v Coach, J. Tenley, H. McIntyre, C. VAR ITY CLUB First Row: D. Putt, D. Workman, T. Putt, T. Johnson. Second Row: G. Manley, J. Musser, H. Hedge, J. Musser, W. Wilk- EHS. Third Row: J. Grove, F. Hess, A. Hiquet, B. Gribble. L. Fox, B. Gribble. Recognition is given athletic participation in S-L by granting membership in the Var- sity Club. This is an exclusive organization, composed only of those boys who have been successful in earning an SL. The purpose of the Varsity Club is not only to grant well-earned recognition, but to encourage clean sportsmanship and gen- tlemanly conduct in sports. This year the members increased their CHEERLEADERS Bussard, Hyrnciw. McCue Facchenei, McMurtrie treasury by selling programs at the home football games. With this money, the club purchased for each member a white sweater with a maroon SL on the pocket. This year's officers were as follows: President ........................ G. Manley Vice President .. ..... H. Hedge Secretary ...... .... T . Johnson Treasurer .... ...... B . Bailey Advisor .... .... J . Chuckrari Baseball Front left to rlght T Johnson B Grrbble D Reed F Heffner R Wxlhson J Musser J Musser Back left to rrght A Hoover Coach V WIIIISOD Umplre R Garner B Barley G Marcoccl J Snyder I Wrrght J Sacratlm Scorekeeper L Fox Batboy The 50 baseball team of the Saxton Llb SEASONS RECORD erty Hlgh School took 1ts wxnnmg streak to 29 stralght games by wmnlng 10 games a 54 defeat The SL men walked off wrth the Bedford Champ1onsh1p for the second consecutlve year wrth an 11 wln to 1 loss record B A Jesse Mussex G601ge Myers Jxm Musser Ronme W1l11SOll Fred Heffner Pitchers W L Wr1ght Hrquet Team Replogle Schellsburg Smlth Everett Altoona Smlth Robertsdale Everett Robertsdale Schellsburg Altoona Replogle OPP S L High last season before falling to Altoona with 4 11 . - ' - . . 5 5 ' ' ' ' 1 14 ' 8 10 . . 4 3 - 457 ' 3 14 ' 419 0 8 ' 375 2 9 ' ' ' 375 2 11 351 3 5 5 4 ' . . 1 3 ' 7 0 ' 4 1 v 1 'V ' g 5 ' , Vsxuw, 1 9 5 3 in ' 1 X I vw. 9,3 Halloween Party The annual Halloween Party was Staged by the Junior Class on October 27. The decorations were traditional with black and orange crepe paper, witches. and cats. After the Grand March, the prizes were awarded. A program included a recitation by Peggy McIntyre, i'Harbor Lights by De- fiance trio, and a duet by the Ford Sisters. A ghost house in the lower hall added to the atmosphere of suspense. Refreshments of gingerbread and cider were served, and dancing was enjoyed the -,AM 'x ibm, remainder of the evening by those attending. Prizes awarded: Prettiest ............ ....... A lice Krouse Best looking couple ...... Mary Lou Wilson Marlene Reed Most original .... Jean Harvey Jim Williams Hardest to guess ..... Dan Putt Funniest .......... .... C alvin Elder Best family group ............ Janet Hinish, Jane Funk, Phyllis Weimert, Hazel Worthing, Jack McCahan ijfri' , 5, is 'Ni' SADIE HAWKIN'S DAY PARTY The Senior Class sponsored the Sadie Hawkin's Day Party on November 21. It was a girl-ask-boy affair and this reverse procedure appealed to all. The gym was decorated with streamers and the Yokum shack was spotlighted on the stage. A unique dance, the Potato Dance, was won by Jane Funk and Jim Williams for which they were crowned Duke and Duchess of Dogpatch. Entertainment was in the form of several duets and an instrumental number, Dream a Little Dream of Me , by Jim Williams, Greta Himes, and Jane Funk. At intermission hot chocolate and sand- wiches were served in the lower hall. 1, 17 ,, xl y 'I 'sbt' X 5 CHRISTMAS PARTY The Senior Class presented the annual Christmas Dance in the gym on December 20. The gym was beautifully decorated for the occasion with a Christmas tree and red and green streamers. The Dance Band played for the opening dances and other music was furnished by the Juke box. As victors of the Popcorn Dance, Jack McCahan and Jane Meck were crowned King and Queen of the party. Cookies and punch were served as re- freshments, and a small gift was presented to each one attending the party. ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY The Sophomore class was host to the student body on March 16 at a St. Patriclds Day Party in the high school gym. There were green and white streamers decorating the ceiling with the typical shamrocks add- ing a seasonal touch. One of the main features of the program was a Truth or Consequence quiz. Several musical numbers were also presented by members of the class. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing in the at- tractive setting of the gym. Delicious refreshments were prepared and served by the Sophomore girls. APRIL FO0L'S DAY PARTY On March 30 the Freshman class made its debut in the social life of the school. They played host to the upper classmen by sponsoring the annual April Fool's Day Party. The decorations were centered on the subject of spring in the form of pastel streamers, miniature umbrellas, and flowers. A quiz, similar to It Pays to be Ignorantj' was conducted and the winners were crowned King and Queen of Fools. This was fol- lowed by a cake walk, a John Paul Jones, and social dancing. Hot dog sandwiches and pop were served at lI1iPl'llliSSlOll. L..-.1wf'N1 JuniorfSenior Prom On May 12, 1950, the Fourteenth Annual Junior-Senior Prom was staged in the high school auditorium. The theme of the Prom was The Lure of the Woodland with the decorations portraying a woodland scene. The music was provided by Allen Snare and his Orchestra. At a late hour delicious refreshments tpunch, cup cakes, and nuts? were served. Then the dancing was again resumed. At twelve o'c1ock a tired but happy group of dancers started on their way home after a memorable evening. COMMITTEES Decoration: M. Scarcia, Chm., H. Worth- ing, Chm., P. Speck, D. Patterson, J. Hinish J. Funk, R. Weaver, T. Putt, M. McMurtrie, J. Musser, N. Tenley, G. Himes, D. Winters, M. L. Skipper, J. Meck, M. Altobelli, L. Det- wiler, J. Melius, P. Weimert. Program: C. Elder, Chm., J. Bashore. Finance: G. Lynn, Chm., N. Miller, R. Defibaugh, D. Putt, J. Daugherty, F. Giles, T. Johnson, W. Kelly. Refreshment: A. M. Hess, Chm., T. Smith, C. Oberman, D. Ramsey, D. Parks, W. Wright, L .A. Blair, J. McGee, W. Cook, S. G. Hooper, J. Black, F. Logan, J. Mc- Cahan. School Calendar Week of September m It s hard to beheye that we ale back for oul last and flnal veal at S L Hlghl We extend our greetlngs to the new members of the faculty RIIQS Mirtm M1 Chuckmn and M1 Vl1tOVNSkl We also welcome our neu supeluslng puncxpal M1 Weast On Fllddy the team the band and the student body 1ourneyed to Hol llday sbulg fo1 the flrst football game of the veal Oh well poor start good endmg Week of September 11 Thmgs VSGIQ a l1ttle mole l1ke nolmal thlq yy eek ll1ClL1d1l'lf.. the game mth OIAblSOH1d Fuday mgrht Vxttoly agaln ove1 Replogle' Week of September 21 Robeltsdale Jayvees met OU1 JI team Monday mght G1 een Pennant proglam yy as started The entne stu dent body smlled at the blldle thls week lndlvldual plctures were taken and mll be made up for sale soon The team IS leally on the ball we yyhlpped Exerett Week of October Z The Game Comm1ss1on showed a f1lm ln assembly thls week Woe lS us' We met Bellwood Saturday nlght Week of October 9 Agam yxoe' Thls week 0u1 game was mth R031 mg Spung Week of October 16 Saxton Javyees at Wllllamsbuxg Monday mght We got ou1 taste of uctory agaln Saturday nlght ln oux game with Meyelsdale Week of October 22 M1 Shoemaker and hls band made a meat shoyymg th1s week vshen thev turned out full force fox the Saxton Flre Companv palade We gaxe up a hald one to Claysbulg Week of October '30 Some of ou1 membe1s nent to Bedtold for the Choral concelt thxs vs eek An assembly pxoglam featured the Allens and the1r lnterestlng sound vse had the the Hallovseen partv' Gave Robertsdale a trlmmmg on then new fleld Saturday nlght Week of November 6 Jayyees had a game at Robelts dale The senxors had a good turnout for the1r Hawkshavs Hawkms D10 glam Jurnata scholarshlp tests were glven We closed ou1 football season by gn mg Wllllamsburg a tlouncmg Satulday nlght Week of November 13 We yy ere certamly sony that the teachels had to attend 1I1StltL1t9 and vse had to mlss a couple days of school Are we k1dd1ng' Week of Now ember Z0 Thls vseek the Semors sponsoled a Sadle Hawklns Day Palty How 7 y . V v A 4 Y Y. . Q . ' Q 7 ' l . , - I L U v I . Q - q l Q 1 I - . c , . c , , ' Y' 1 ' , . , . . . 1. 1 1 I . s ' 9 l A ,I , 'K ., I K 'I I I 11 v' l Y y i 1 K T , V . ' 1 H 5 1 l . . 1 x V Y T u I - Y Y V ' . f Week 0f September 18 effects of radlo. And what a tlme , . Q . ,. 7 - 46 . U 1 y , K . . . ,- . . -. V 'a - , , ' u ' ' ' H ' - - N7 K ' k 7 , ' - Y . ' Q . . ' v Y I 'VY I ' ' , K: 7 ' v ' ' Q . . 1 ' Y I L L 0 Y I , . T . 1 ' v . v Q .W V ' 1 , . . . . vu v' -' Q' 'f ' v ' 7 y . v does It feel to foot the b1ll glI'lQ7 Two day vacatlon t celebrate Thanksglvmg Week of November 27 That v1cat1on sure dld fly' Thls week the football team was feted at a banquet Some turkey huh? Week of December 11 The Stonerstown grade school gave a most emoyable operetta IH the gym th1s week Game wlth Hunt lngdon Frlday nlght Week of December 18 The senlors were hosts to the un derclassmen at the annual Chrlstmas Party Smce Frlday was the last day of school before the hohdays we celebrated by a smg 1n the gym and partles IH the varlous home rooms Welcome Santa Week of January 2 Back from vacatlon Joan and Greta went to D1str1ct Chorus at Punxsutawney We dropped a game to Cove th1s week Week of January 8 That was a good game wlth Bell vsood exen though we lost by four polnts We certamly d1d topple Eve nett Frlday nlght Week of January lo The boys got trlmmed by Roar mg Sprlng but retallated by trounc mg Claysburg at the end of the week Week of January 22 We really ran ox er the Wllllams burg team Exen the Jay Vees won thelr game' But on Frlday nlght Smlth got the edge on us by three pomts Week of January 29 The Women s Club had a career nlght for the Senlor glrls Of course a few of our glrls are lnterested only ln home makmg FIVE band mem bers fGreta Hlmes Dan Putt Larry Detwller Elhs Snare and Jlm Wll llamsl went to Dlstrlct Band at Som erset We started the second cycle thls week by beat1ng Robertsdale and losmg to Cove Week of February :J Mr Shoemaker the chorus and some of the boys from the band pre dent body and the pubhc thls week Crazy to Reduce by the band mothers was also featuled on the program The team dropped two games thls week Week of February 12 One loss md one w1n th1s Week Week of February 19 We ended the season w1th a flourlsh two wlns Week of February Z8 Th1s week the elghth graders took over the gym for a party Some mlghty H106 looklng glrls 1n that class' Week of March 3 Saw the f1lm Danny Boy 1n assembly Mr Hoover shouldnt p1Ck such moues even the boys CI'l9Cl Try outs for the Sr play . . . 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I Week of March IP We had a p1oc1am All An1c11can Athletes Ill assemblx thls xx eek W h 1t an C il'llbltl0I1 thex g,axc on thc tar pdllllli Glcta xx ent to Flllell lOl All St1te Band Conc1ats Cletal Sopho 1110168 sponso1ed a St Pat11ck s D15 P11tx Week of Nlarch 19 A sho1t xxeek slncc l41ste1 xa c 1t1o11 st11ts F11dax lust thlnk ou1 last bleak befo1e school ends 1n Max Week of Malch Z7 'lhe f1QSl'1f'f1QI1 g,1xc th ll t11st pa1tx of thc xea1 the A111111 Pools x P 1tx 1e1llx xxas 1 glanc p 11 tx F1 esh1es Week of Aprll Z Baseball p1act1ce got unde1 xx ax M1 Gates IS 1eallv vxorklng, the plax cast at lehealsals Week of Aprul 3 Gloup D1CtU1CS of the 98111018 xx cle taken on Tuesday to1 the nexxs pape1s The f1lm Thc Hox1a1ds of Vllglflld xxas shoxxn IH assemblx 'I he 9611101 s let us all IU on then' chess 1chea1sal '1hu1sday alternoon We had OU1 fust baseball flame F11d3X a1te1noon xx 1th Ex e1ctt The sen1or max lts a Date xxas clxen fO1 the publlc F11dax nlght C1cat shoxn ' Week of Apr1l 16 'lhe SQHIOI Home Fc class had 1 n1othe1 CldLlg'ht61 banquct Thanks to thc ILIUIOIS T01 such 11119 BGIXILQ Th1 ee baseball Qfames th1s xx eek The V1gdb0I'lClS D1 esented a 1T1L1SlL1l p1og1am IH assemblx Ou1 COI'lg1dtLl latlons to Shoe and the band 101 thc W0lNlLlfUl bpung Band Conce1t Week of Aprll 23 The baseball team met Reploale and lax e1ett th1s xxeek Week of Mav 1 'lhe bu, exe11t ot the xcu th1 Jun1o1bcn1o1 P1om was hcld l'll day nlcht The cxm xx as t1dl1SfOlI'I1Ul mto a bc illtlllll Lolomal calden and a dancc band tlom Jun1ata p10XlilUl sxxcet n1us1c Ou1 thanks to thc 140111 mme games to ou1 c1ed1t Week of Max 14 'lh1s xxeek M1 W1tOWik1 took the ben1o1 I 1x1 class to Bedfo1d T01 a day 1n cou1t On Tuesday vxe h1d a game xx1th Smlth Week of Max Z1 M1 Hoox Cl closed a most succcss tul season ot baseball And xxe closed onc of the n1ost 1mp01tant chapte1s oi ou1 l1xes The Baccalaureate 1nd Commencement 9548101599 fu1n1shed 1 verx 1mp1ess1xe chmax to our mem Ol able school x 8319 We are now alum n1 ot baxton Lxbertx Hlgh bchool Class HlSt0l1aH Nancy Tenley 1 1 , ' ' .1 ' 1 1 1 . 1' 1 .1 . 1 1 . 0 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1, . 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