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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1956 volume:

THE BLOCK TIE HUH PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF SAXTON LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL SAXTON, PENNSYLVANIA 1956 On the pages of this book is written the story of the W i| II |j 11| || P || happiest years of our lives. I H II;fj If If II;II The Block Staff of I 956 invites you to join us in re- living these experiences. As you delve through the pages, may your enjoyment equal ours. DEDICATION ■■ l SBBT------- W e dedicate this book to our faculty advisers, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Shoenfelt, and Mr. Treasure---to their unselfishness, wisdom and countless virtues that have governed our lives to become a better citizen. uuiu mm Time may ebb and we may wander, Far o'er distant ways. But our thoughts shall e're be winging To our high school days. Saxton-Liberty, this forever. Shall our motto be, Her bright banner waves before us Spreading loyalty. Schoolmates, comrades, friends together, Joined in happy throng. Endless praise we give our high school, May she flourish long. Victory waits to greet us. When we strive for fame. If we conquer in our battles, It shall mold our name. High the goal to which she leads us Glorious expands, May we heed her guidance ever. As she nobly stands. Saxton-Liberty, ours to cherish. Honor and adore, We shall love our Alma Mater Now and evermore. Each year, the senior class pub- lishes a yearbook, entitled “The Block.’’ The purpose of this publi- cation is to have a record of activi- ties and events for one school year and to promote good public relations between school and supporting communities. All staff workers are chosenbe- cause of their willingness to work and honesty. The four key positions are adviser, co-editors, and photo- graphic chairman. The introductory pages are constructed by the co- editors and the photographic com- mittee. PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION Chairman, M. Daugherty, B. Tenley, F. Fox, R. Carnell. UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION Chairman, B. Patterson, J. Burkett, R. Reed, N. Wright, S. Dickinson. SPORTS SECTION Chairman, L. Lynn, C. Brown, A. Drenning, W. Wheeler, C. Foreman, J. Brindle. SALES AND ADVERTISING COMMITTEE—Miss Reed, Sponsor ACTIVITIES SECTION SENIORS SECTION Chairman, D. Frye, J. Williams, S. McCahan, Chairman, S. Horton, D. Martin, E. Hedge, D. Dell, E. Reed, G. Morgan. C. Workman, K. Markley, J. College, P. Shaffern TUSSY HOVNTAIN JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT BOitRD OF EDUCATION OFFICERS Paul Mountain..........................President Ned Zimmerman.....................Vice President First National Bank, Saxton...........Treasurer Earl Batzel...........................Secretary BROAD TOP CITY Jesse Clark Alberta Lane Owen D. Clark Albert Stevenson, Sr. Eugene Gracey BROAD TOP TOWNSHIP Lafayette Barton Vaugh Tenley Chester Hitchens John Hopkins John Folk CARBON TOWNSHIP James Burkett Arthur Speck Charles Fessler Joseph Collare David Bollman COALDALE BOROUGH Ralph Shuke Ralph McIntyre Charles Jenkins Edward Mohr Marshall McMillan COALMONT BOROUGH Dallas McGhee Erma Bussard Ira Black James Cook Ruth Thompson DUDLEY BOROUGH Alva. S. Miller Alex Maslanik Fred Carberry George Bollinger Clair Clark HOPEWELL BOROUGH Charles Shab Louis Arcq Ann Zeth Evelyn Spargo Ned Zimmerman LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Joseph Wyles, Jr. Elias Lynn Ned Hollingshead William Hoover Earl Batzel HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, BED. CO. Joseph Clapper, Jr. Earl Burkett Richard Langdon James Davis Arthur Lundquist SAXTON BOROUGH Isaac Eichelberger Paul Stewart Mark H. Bulger Robert Huff Paul Mountain HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, Clyde Carbaugh George Shontz Charles Russell Elvin Hinkle Clyde Lane HUNT. CO. TODD TOWNSHIP Kenneth Barnett Robert Young Walter Curfman Cloyd Rhodes John Dubetz WOOD TOWNSHIP Daniel McCarthy Leslie McClain George Mitchell Harry Sheets Henry Theys During the past years it has been my privilege to observe the members of the class of 1956 in classrooms, at games, at the cafeteria, and on too few occasions, in personal contacts. Most of the members of the class seem to me to have learned many of the things that tend to make individuals good citizens. You study well, play hard, and have learned to conform to the rules of school discipline. However, now that you are ready to leave school for the larger work-a-day world, I hope that you will be able to raise your sights above the level of covering ground in a textbook, above the level of learning just to pass an examination, and getting by, and above the idea of schooling as something to go through and leave behind on Commencement Day. We at Saxton-Liberty would like to think that we may in some small way have contributed to your preparation for living. Harvey A. Davis Supervising Principal You, the graduating class of 1956, are entering a world where so much, including your very lives, is based almost wholly on some aspect of Science. Undoubtedly, during the remaining years of your lives. Science will bring such miraculous changes that life as you knew it in the Saxton-Liberty High School (1952 -1956) will seem antiquated. On the other hand, Science will never replace or be a worthy sub- stitute for the lasting friendships de- veloped by you among both the stu- dents and teachers in our high school. Realizing that such things as these are eternal, you should always keep in contact with your Alma Mater and visit it when convenient. G. Allen Hoover High School Principal MRS. JOSEPH ZELANKO School Secretary MRS. ALBERT MASOOD School Nurse T1 )R. C. L. ISENBERG chool Physician MR. WILSON GATES Faculty Manager The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athlet- ic Association (PIAA), requires written contracts, in duplicate, for each athletic contest held be- tween schools. Certified athletic officials must also be employed by contract. This work is done months in advance in order that schedules may be prepared to inform the public. Accident insurance is carried on each player in case of injury to a contestant during a practice session or scheduled game. This assures proper medical services to an injured player. Prior to each contest the Athletic Mana- ger notifies the visiting school as to names and addresses of the officials designated, price of admission, uniform colors, and other informa- tion pertinent to the contest. The Faculty Manager is treasurer of the School Athletic Council. This organization consists of school board members. Supervising Principal, Principal, and athletic coaches. As treasurer, he handles all financial matters per- taining to the school athletic program. DR. CHARLES BARTON School Dentist A D M I R I S T R A T I 0 I S c H 0 � L MISS ROSE McCAHAN Shippensburg S.T.C. B.S. Univ. of Wisconsin —Sophomore Class Adv., teaches History, Problems of Democracy MR. THEODORE R. DODSON Juniata College A.B. Penn State Univ. M. ED. —Freshman Class Adv., teaches Social Studies MR. BLAIR TREASURE Fairmont S.T.C. A.B. Indiana S.T.C. —Ass't Basketball Coach Senior Class Adv., teaches Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry MR. E. WILSON GATES Penn State Univ. B.S. M.ED. —Faculty Manager, Jr. Class Adv., teaches Senior Science, Physics, Chemistry MRS. DORIS GIORNESTO West Chester S.T.C. — Chips Adv., Girl’s Basketball Coach, teaches Civics, Penna. History, Phys. Ed., Hygiene MRS. L. MAUDE RITCHEY Millersville S.T.C. — Librarian, Sophomore Class Advisor, teaches English MR. JOHN LEWIS Fairmont S.T.C. A.B. Boston Univ. M.ED. —Head Football Coach, Jr. Class Adv., teaches Science, Phys. Ed., Hygiene MISS GLADYS WINNICK Asbury College A.B. Pasadena College Penn State College —Freshman Class Adv., teaches Home Economics MR. MAX C. SHOENFELT Slippery Rock S. T. C. B.S Penn State University — Head Basketball Coach, Ass't Football Coach, Senior Class Adv, teaches Civics, History, Phys. Ed., Hygiene MR. RICHARD SHOEMAKER Penn State Univ. B.S. M. Ed. —Director of Band Activities, teaches Music MR. JOHN COOK Juniata College B.S. —Ass't Football Coach, Junior Class Advisor, teaches Biology, General Science MR. JOHN J. WITOWSKI Susquehanna Univ. B.S. Univ. of Penna. M. S. — Block Advisor, teaches Mathematics, Bookkeeping, Social Business Courses MR. G. ALLEN HOOVER Juniata College A.B. Univ. of Pittsburgh M.A. Penn State University —High School Principal, Head Baseball Coach, teaches Latin MR. DANIEL M. BRUMBAUGH Bethany Seminary B. D. Juniata College A.B. —Dramatics Advisor, teaches English, History, Civics MISS MARY CATHERINE REED Shippensburg S.T.C., B.S. —Yearbook Sales and Adv. teaches Typing, Shorthand, Office Machines MR. THOMAS PHILLIPS California S.T.C., B.S. Penna. State University ---Senior Class Adv., teaches Industrial Arts MR. WALTER SLICK Shippnesburg S.T.C. , B.S. ED. Univ. of Pittsburgh, M. ED. —Stomerstown Jr. High Principal teaches Jr. High English, Science, Arithmetic MR. WILLIAM HASTINGS Shippensburg S.T.C. , B.S. Bucknell Univ. . M. ED. teaches Jr. High Geography MR. AMERICO SCARCIA Juniata College, B.S. Penn State University teaches Jr. High Science, English, Arithmetic MRS. MARY BERKSTRESSER Lock Haven, Slippery Rock, teaches Jr. High Art, Music, Health, Social Studies seniors SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President. . . Vice President . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Historian. . . . .Ronald Carnell . Edward Reed . . Norma Wright . Barbara Patterson . .Anna McIntyre CLASS COLOR Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Tonight we launch; where shall we anchor? CLASS FLOWER American Rose CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Treasure, Mr. Shoenfelt Mr. Phillips. cuss history PILGRIMS TO THE PROMISED LAND OF 1956 Long ages it seems, but by calendar count it is somewhat less than four years since a band of eager, earnest pilgrims gathered to start on their long and hazardous way together to the Promised Land of 1956. One Hundred and twenty three of them were there on that momentous September morning back in 1952, and they called themselves the class of i956--taking this name from the fact that was the year they were supposed to graduate. Strangers, those 1952 freshmen seem to us now, but it was indeed we who start- ed out that day on the pilgrimage that will end for us soon. Somewhat excitedly we be- gan that freshman year. Adjustments had to be made. By the end of the first month we were pretty well settled down to the years work. Early in the year we elected the fol- lowing class officers: President-Neal Roberts, Vice President-Jacob Livingston, Histo- rian-Faye Barton, Treasurer-Audrey Drenning, Secretary-Marlene Black. Our class advisers were Mr. Brumbaugh, Miss Winnick, and Mrs. Carbaugh. September, 1953, found us ready and anxious to resume our pilgrimage. We were experienced travelers, now on the educational journey. Well acquainted with perils of our itinerary, we were on our guard against them. Delay in completing tasks assigned, indolence, and the habit of taking a chance all these, we knew, led straight to disaster for pilgrims like ourselves seeking to reach the mecca of graduation. Our class advisers, Mr. Shoenfelt, and Mrs. Carabaugh met in the gym with us and we elected the following officers: President-Jacob Livingston, Vice President-David No- testine, Historian-Wayne Rockey, Treasurer-Doris Gail Frye, Secretary-Marlene Black. September, 1954, found us resuming our journey on much higher ground as Jun- iors. Every stop of the way meant much more effort now. Every foot of our advance had to be earned by constructive work. Our pilgrimage had to become a serious busi- ness. During the football season we helped with selling refreshments at the home games. We got our class rings this year. We all hold them as our most valuable pos- session. In honor of the Seniors the Juniors had the Junior and Senior Prom. Our class officers this year were: President-Ronald Carnell, Vice President-Jacob Livingston, His- torian-Edna Folk, Secretary-Andrea Cimbalista, Treasurer-Barbara Patterson. It was with more than a little misgiving that in September 1955, we roused our- selves from the pleasant, comfortable lethargy of summer vacation and resumed our pilgrimage once more. Class advisers this year were: Mr. Treasurer, Mr. Shoenfelt, and Mr. Phillips. Class Officers were: President-Ronald Carnell, Vice President- Ed- ward Reed, Secretary-Norma Wright, Historian-Anna McIntyre, Treasurer-Barbara Pat- terson. Unwavering and unfaltering we must make our way right to the very tip of its highest pinnacle--known as Graduation Summit. If we reach there within the time al- lowed, we shall have succeeded in our pilgrimage. By Anna McIntyre DOROTHY JEAN ALLISON Dottie Stonerstown Eating, running around General PAUL RODNEY AMICK Aimm Saxton Running around with Harvey and Jake Commercial CAROL JUNE BARBER Hollywood Six Mile Run Writing letters General MEADE JONATHAN BARNETT Junior Defiance Working around old cars General SENIORS GEORGE THOMAS BENNETT George Saxton Driving the Plymouth Commercial ELEANOR MAE BLACK Ellie Six Mile Run Roller Skating and eating french fries General CLYDE RICHARD BLAIR Sonny Six Mile Run Eating and running around Commercial JANET RUTH BRINDLE Jan Cherrytown Going with Chub Commercial MARLENE PATRICIA BROWN Mart Puttstown Listening to music Commercial DOLLY IRENE BOLLMAN Toots” Little Valley Drawing Commercial SENIORS CARSON VICTOR BROWN Carson Saxton Hunting and fishing General SHIRLEY WIZETTA BRUMBAUGH Shirl Puttstown Usually seen with Mid Commercial JOHN PEARSON BURKETT Burkett Middletown Traveling around Academic RONALD CARL CARNELL Chub Riddlesburg Going to Cherrytown Commercial ANDREA CIMBA LIST A Dea Riddlesburg Running around and skating General BLANCH LOU ANN CLAWSON Blanch Saxton Running around with Doris Jean Commercial SENIORS JOANNE COLLEGE Cotton Defiance Reading and listening to the radio Commercial JOAN LUCILLE COOK Cookie Coalmont Driving the Mercury Commercial MARILYN CAROL DAUGHERTY Maree Dudley Going with John Commercial HELEN KAY DAVIS Kay” Saxton Running around with Sandy Academic DORIS JEAN DELL Jeanie Langdondale Going with Don and skating Commercial SHELBY JEAN DICKINSON Jean Stonerstown Skating and driving a Dodge Commercial seniors KENNETH E. DICKINSON Kenny Stonerstown Watching TV General JOYCE ANN DILLING Annie Stonerstown Skating and driving a Ford Commercial RONALD LARRY DIXON Ron Six Mile Run Running around General THOMAS EUGENE DONELSON Tom Woodcock Valley Eating and running around General AUDREY FLO DRENNING Audie” Six Mile Run Skating and driving Commercial SHIRLEY MAE EDWARDS Shirl Stonerstown Dancing and running around General SENIORS EDNA MAE FOLK Shortie Six Mile Run Swimming and eating Commercial CAROL JUNE FOREMAN Juke” Riddlesburg Driving the Plymouth Commercial WILLIAM HOWARD FOREMAN Bill Six Mile Run Running around with Gary S. Academic FRANKLIN JEROME FOX Frank Riddlesburg Driving the Cadillac Academic DORIS GAIL FRYE Dot Sa xton Driving the Nash Academic ESTA LEE HEDGE Bink Six Mile Run Driving the Ford Commercial SENIORS RICHARD DALE HESS Dick Cherrytown Traveling around General JOE L. H1LE Mung Dung” Puttstown Running around with Jack and Dick General SENIORS SHIRLEY RUTH HORTON Shirl ' Round Knob Listening to music Commercial RUTH ANN HUCOSKY Big Red” Dudley Driving 54 Mercury Commercial CAROL JEAN HUGHES Tessie” Stonerstown Skating General JANET LINNEA KAGAR1SE Jan Riddlesburg Sewing and watching TV Commercial KENNETH EUGENE LEWIS Louie” Saxton Girls Academic JACOB FRANKLIN LIVINGSTON Jake Saxton Sports and Girls Academic UNDA LOUISE LYNN Linda Saxton Reading and driving Academic C. KENTON MARKLEY Kent Saxton Running around in the car General DOROTHY IRENE MARTIN Dot” Riddlesburg Writing letters General SANDRA RUTH McCAHAN Sandy Stonerstown Driving the Ford Academic SENIORS ANNA KATHRYN McINTYRE Anna Six Mile Run Listening to the radio Commercial ANNETTE MELLOTT Tony Stonerstown Running around General SENIORS MARY LOIS MILLER Mini Saxton Playing the piano and driving the Olds Academic PATRICIA ANN MILLER Pat” Saxton Working or extra-cur- ricular activities Academic JAMES D. MORT Mort Riddlesburg Shooting pool General RUBY JAYNE MORT Ruby Round Knob Listening to the radio Commercial GAYLORD M. MORGAN Gay Saxton Driving my Thunderbird General DAVID PARK NOTESTINE Nary Saxton Shooting Pool General BARBARA ANNE PATTERSON Barb Dudley Watching TV and sleeping Commercial JACKSON LEROY PUTT Putter Puttstown Running around with Joe General DAVID W. RAMSEY David Saxton Loafing General Edward P. Reed Eddie Going skating and dancing General SEIHOHS RUTH ANN REED Ruth Stonerstown Writing letters to Bob General ROSEMARY JUNE RISBON Posy Middletown Playing the guitar Commercial TREVA MAE ROUSER TV Saxton Earl General ANNA MARIE SEAGER Ammer” Saxton Driving the Ford Academic JOAN MARY SHAFFERN Jo Six Mile Run Eating and riding around General PHYLLIS L. SHAFFERN Phyl Six Mile Run Watching my brothers Academic SENIORS JAMES E. SMITH Smitty Puttstown Fishing and hunting General RICHARD L. SNYDER Dick Defiance Rabbit raising General BOBBY D. SPENCER Bobby Dudley Driving my car General ALTON EUGENE STAPLETON Nim Saxton Messing around my Ford General BETTY LUCILLE STARR Lou Cherrytown Driving around Commercial BLAIR D. STEVER Blair Little Valley Listening to the radio General SENIORS BETTY LOU TENLEY Betty Puttstown Reading Commercial DONALD FRANKLIN TENLEY Don North Point Running around with Ronald Dixon General FLORINE MAE THOMAS Toot Puttstown Just running around Commercial RONALD RAY THOMPSON Ron Coalmont Running around with Dick and Donald General RICHARD LARRY WARSING Dick Saxton Running around with Ron and Duck General JAMES M. WEAVER Jim” Round Knob Working on automobiles General SENIORS BERNICE CLARICE WEYANDT Niece White Church Hill Having fun Commercial WILLIAM WHEELER Bill Dudley Driving the Plymouth General JOLENE LILY WILLIAMS Jo Saxton Reading and driving Academic SHELIA D. WILLIAMS Tim Defiance Relaxing General CATHERINE JEAN WORKMAN Jeanie Stonerstown Driving the truck Academic NORMA JEAN WRIGHT Norma Finleyville Swimming and motor boat riding Commercial SENIORS LAST WILL AND TESTIMONY We, the Senior Class of 1956 being of sound mind, and understanding do make, declare, and publish our last will and testimony: To MR. BRUMBAUGH we will a registered cow to add to his growing herd. To MR. COOK we will a trip to Lincoln Park to study. To MR. DODSON we will a pair of high heels to reach the top shelves of his cupboard. To MR. GATES we will a bottle of Kreml Hair Tonic. To MRS. GIORNESTO we will some new whistles and a softer day. To MR. HOOVER we will a weeks supply of allergy tests. To MR. LEWIS we will a set of new tumbling mats. To MISS McCAHAN we will a years supply of gasoline for her touts. To MR. PHILLIPS we will a paid baby sitting service for a year. To MISS REED we will a coat of Persian Mink. To MRS. RITCHEY we will a modern Library room. To MR. SHOEMAKER we will a modern sound proof practice room. To MR. SHOENFELT we will a dozen pair of boxing gloves. To MISS WINNICK we will a complete set of silver ware for her hope chest. To MR. WITOWSKI we will a modern fire side arm chair for his hope chest. To MRS. ZELANKO we will an elevator to go from one hall to another. DOROTHY ALLISON wills her seat in P. O. D. class to Sandra Allison. RODNEY AMICK wills his drivers license to Robert Singer. CAROL BARBER wills her ability to get along with boys to Joyce Putt. MEADE BARNETT wills his drivers license to Mike Black. GEORGE BENNETT wills the first chair in the trumpet section to Katy Rankin. ELEANOR BLACK wills her seat in P. O. D. class to Ruth Gracey. CLYDE BLAIR wills his drivers license to John Arcq. DOLLY BOLLMAN wills her P. O. D. book to Martha Dolt. MARLENE BROWN wills her English book to Shorty Davis. CARSON BROWN wills his seat in physics class to Bill Swope. JANET BRINDLE wills her position on the Block staff to Letty Treece. SHIRLEY BRUMBAUGH wills her seat in P. O. D. class to June Villa. JOHN BURKETT wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Charles Reed. RONALD CARNELL wills his football helmet to Ronnie Reed. ANDREA CIMBALISTA wills her cheering position to Genevie Thomas. BLANCH CLAWSON wills her position in the band to Ronald Halk. JOANNE COLLEGE wills Betty Lynn her love for Muck. JOAN COOK wills Audrey Neuder her ability to get along with the Robertsdale boys. MARILYN DAUGHERTY wills her position on the Block staff to Audrey Worthing. HELEN DAVIS wills her position as Co-editor of the Block to Juanita Brumbaugh. DORIS DELL wills everything but Don to Joanne Donaldson. SHELBY DICKINSON wills her drivers license to Carol Clark. KENNETH DICKINSON wills his P. O. D. book to Bill Swope. JOYCE DILLING wills her ability to get along with the boys from the Cove to Joyce Putt. RONALD DIXON wills his drivers license to Bobby White. TOM DONELSON wills his shortness to Bob Singer. AUDREY DRENNING wills her ability to drive to Ann Tenley. CAROL FOREMAN wills her drivers license to Jane Foster. WILLIAM FOREMAN wills his front seat in Mrs. Ritchey's room to John Arcq. EDNA FOLK wills her position as leading cheerleader to Jennie Thomas. FRANK FOX wills his seat in the bus to Michael Black. DORIS FRYE wills her seat in the bus to Sara Hinish. ESTA HEDGE wills her drivers license to Deanna Thomas. RICHARD HESS wills his seat in English class to Dale Walls. JOE HILE wills his football helmet to Bill Taylor. SHIRLEY HORTON wills her job as faculty secretary to Connie Horton. RUTH HUCOSKY wills Irene Taylor her ability to get along with the boys from Saxton. CAROL HUGHES wills her shortness to Juanita Brumbaugh. JANET KAGARISE wills her seat in Mrs. Ritchey’s room to Deanna Thomas. KENNETH LEWIS wills his seat in the physics class to Judy Cunningham. JACOB LIVINGSTON wills his football helmet to Mutt Fockler. LINDA LYNN wills her seat in solid geometry class to Judy Cunningham. MARY MILLER wills Audrey Worthing her chair in the band. PATRICIA MILLER wills her snare drum to Judy Cornelius. GAYLORD MORGAN wills his luck to Jim Perrin. RUBY MORT wills her typewriter to Ruth Gracey. JAMES MORT wills his place in the Dressing room to Bill Taylor. DOROTHY MARTIN wills her position on the Block staff to Deanna Thomas. KENT MARKLEY wills his seat in English class to any lucky junior who gets it. SANDRA McCAHAN wills her position on the basketball team to Elaine Rinard. ANNA McINTYRE wills her cheering shoes to Jenny Thomas. DAVID NOTESTINE wills his football helmet to Chuck Reed. BARBARA PATTERSON wills her P. O. D. seat to JoAnn Hart. JACK PUTT wills his ability to loaf to Clarence Donelson. DAVID RAMSEY wills his bookkeeping book to Robert Singer. EDWARD REED wills his ability to dance to Robert Taylor. RUTH REED wills her title as Mrs. to JoAnn Hart. ROSEMARY RISBON wills her good behavior to Nina Wise. TREVA ROUSER wills everything but Earl to June Villa. ANNA MARIE SEAGER wills her position as C. G. on the basketball team to Sandy Allison. JOAN SHAFFERN wills everything except Dave Rankin to her cousin Fayetta Wright. PHYLLIS SHAFFERN wills her ability to get along with the teachers to all the juniors. JAMES SMITH wills his ability to get his typewriter fowled up to Ralph Hinkle. RICHARD SNYDER wills his hair to Ronald Davis. BOBBY SPENCER wills his P. O. D. book to Dale Geier. BETTY STARR wills everything but Jerry to Nina Wise. BLAIR STEVER wills his P. O. D. book to Curtis McKnight. BETTY TENLEY wills her position on the Block staff to Letty Treece. DONALD TENLEY wills his seat in English class to Wayne Foster. FLORINE THOMAS wills her seat in shorthand class to Betty Lynn. RONALD THOMPSON wills his seat in P. O. D. class to Roy Patterson. RICHARD WARSING wills his brains and football helmet to Bill Taylor. JAMES WEAVER wills his hair-cut to Warren Smith. BERNICE WEYANDT wills her intelligence to Jane Foster. WILLIAM WHEELER wills his P. O. D. book to Chuck Reed. JOLENE WILLIAMS wills her solid geometry marks to Mona Wyles. SHELIA WILLIAMS wills her seat in English class to Curtis McKnight. CATHERINE WORKMAN wills her seat in physics class to Juanita Brumbaugh. NORMA WRIGHT wills her basketball uniform to Sara Hinish. ESTI ANN ZERBE wills her chair in the band to Vivian O’Neil. CUSS PROPHECY In i960 we started a tour of the United States. Starting with our own state Pennsylvania. We boarded a plane at Martinsburg and who was the pilot? None other than Kenneth Lewis and co-pilot Jacob Livingston. On our flight we found out that Linda Lynn was the stewardess. While visiting in New Hampshire we heard that Kent Markley and Sandra McCahan had recently been married. While shopping for a dress, who waited on us but, Anna McIntyre and her assistant Annette Mellott. We met Mary Miller who was returning to her W. A. C. regiment at Massachusetts. She told us Patty Miller and Gaylord Morgan were also stationed there. We then toured New Hampshire and Maine stopping to see our old friends Barb- ara Patterson and James Mort. We went on to New York City and visited the Palace Theater, where Helen Davis and David Notestine were guest stars. We were passing by one of the theatres and whose name did we see on the billboard but, Treva Rouser and Jack Putt starring in the Wild West. Flying over Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virgin- ia into North Carolina, we saw David Ramsey and Edward Reed, who were stationed at the army base there. They told us that James Smith was chaplain. Boarding the train in North Carolina we passed through the sandy states of South Carolina into sunny Florida where we saw Anna Marie Seager, Betty Tenley, Jolene Williams, Catherine Workman and Norma Wright participating in the Miss Universe Beauty Contest. While in Florida we visited Miami Beach where we met Joan and Phyllis Shaffern swimming. They told us Richard Snyder was the life guard. Going through Alabama into Mississippi we saw Dorothy Allison, Eleanor Black and Marlene Brown on the Mississippi Show Boat. Passing through Tennessee and Kentucky into In- diana we heard that Andrea Cimbalista and John Burkett were on their honeymoon. We went into Michigan and visited the Ford Plant owned by Ronald Carnell and his wife, the former Janet Brindle. While visiting the plant we decided to buy an automobile. We then traveled to Wisconsin where we visited Tom Donelson and Carol Fore- man operating a dairy farm. We stopped in at a motel which was run by Shirley Brum- baugh and Ruby Mort; then we spent a few days in Minnesota and Iowa. In Arkansas we met Ruthann Hucosky and Joe Hile operating the famous Wrangler Hotel. We trav- eled through Louisiana into Texas, where we saw Bernice Weyandt, Esti Ann Zerbe and Florine Thomas participating in the rodeo. Going into Missouri we stopped at the auto- mobile insurance agency where Bobby Spencer and Alton Stapleton were the head sales- men. We traveled from Missouri into Kansas where we visited some of the famous wheat fields. At one of them Ronald Thompson and Richard Warsing were field bosses. We also met William Wheeler and James Weaver in Kansas and brought them as far as Oklahoma where they now reside. In Mexico we watched two interesting matadors, Blair Stever and Donald Tenley, recently arriving from United States. We also found Shelia Williams and Meade Barnett were working at one of the famous Mexican Ranches. Going on up and into Colorado we visited the Grand Canyon. We entered a scouting 32 party of which Rodney Amick, George Bennett and Carson Brown were the guides. Leav- ing the Grand Canyon we stopped at the souvenir stand. There we saw Shirley Edwards, Janet Kegarise, and Carol Barber selling souvenirs. Going into Nebraska we had car trouble. We stopped at a garage, where Frank Fox and Richard Hess were the mechan- ics. Taking a bus through South Dakota and North Dakota into Montana we stopped at the beauty parlor owned by Doris Dell and Blanche Clawson. Going on to Wyoming we met Shelby Dickinson and Joyce Dilling who were dancing instructors. We stopped in Utah for a snack. Dolly Bollman and Deana Weaver were head waitresses. We went on to Arizona and there we heard that Kenneth Dickinson was the princ- ipal of one of the Colleges there. We then went to California where we heard Audrey Drenning. Edna Folk, and Joan Cook were married and residing in Beverly Hills. We went into Nevada visiting Shirley Horton and Carol Hughes. Going to Idaho we found that Doris Gail Fry was teaching English and history in a city high school. Passing through Oregon we met Marilyn Daugherty and her husband. We met Ruth (Whitfield) Reed in Washington enroute to Alaska. We then took a plane to Nebraska to pick up our car and journey home. When reaching home we heard Rosemary Risbon had left for New York to attend dramatic school. Pretty Huh I ! I Social Hour Happy Hours Pretty Kitty Baby Sitting Looks Interesting Why so Sober ? ? 1 ? underclassmen JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President...................Ralph Brown Vice President .... James Shontz Treasurer..................Charles Reed Secretary. . . . Juniata Brumbaugh Historian.............Judy Cunningham CLASS HISTORY Once again our class passed through the doors of Saxton Liberty High to begin a new year of our school days. This time we were Juniors. The first big excitement was receiving our class rings which we all had been waiting for anxiously. The Junior Class had the privilege of selling refreshments at the home games during football season. Next we sponsored the Halloween Party, but the most important event of the year was the Junior and Senior Prom held in honor of the Seniors. Our Junior year has passed quickly. Now we are looking forward to our last year in Saxton Liberty as the Class of 1957- CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Gates Mr. Cook Mr. Lewis Abbott, K Adolphson, E Allison, S Altobelli, C Arcq, J Bailey, D Black, M Bollinger, V Boonie, G Brock, E JUNIORS Brown, Ra, Brown, Ro. Brumbaugh, J Clark, C Conley, C Conley, T Corneluis, J Cunningham, J Darr, A Davis, J Davis, R Dick, D Dolt, M Donaldson, Donaldson, C Evans, T Flenner, D Fockler, R Fockler, W Foor, V JUNIORS Foster, J Foster, T Foster, W Geier, D Gracey, E Gracey, R Ha lk, R Hall, S Hart, J Heaton, D J Heaton, J. R. Heaton, J. I. Hess, H Hinish, S Hinkel, R. A. Hinkle, R Hiquet, G Hoover, R Horton, C Jenkins, J JUNIORS Lynn, B Mack, S Mellott, B McGraw, R Me Knight, C Moffat, O Neuder, A O’Neal, V Patterson, R Perrin, E Perrin, J Putt, J Putt, P Rankin, C Reed, C Reed, R Rinard, E Ritchey, L Ritchey, R Shontz, J JUNIORS Shontz, J Singer, R Smith, W Swope, W Taylor, C Talyor, I Thomas, D Thomas, G Treece, L Villa, J Walls, D Weimert, D White, R Wise, N Worthing, A Wright, F JUNIORS Wright, R Wyles, M CLASS ADVISERS Miss McCahan Mrs. Ritchey CLASS OFFICERS President. Vice President . Treasurer. Secretary. . . Historian. William Spargo . Jerry Hughes . James Rhodes Jane Treece Charles Deluca SOPHOMORES CLASS HISTORY A group of 114 Sophomores, spon- sored by Miss McCahan and Mrs. Ritchey, entered Saxton Liberty High School Sept- ember 6, 1955. We were older and hoped we were wiser. At our first formal class meeting we chose our officers and began to think in terms of working toward certain goals. Our social project for the year was the annual gay St. Patrick's Day Party. Abbott, L Amick, L, Bair, C Baker, K Baker, J Baker, L, Becker, W Bissell, H Black, A Black, L Brennen, C Browell, J Brown, D Brown, J Brown, R Buckley, F Bulger, M Bulger, P Burns, M Carmack, D Ciarrocca, F Cimbalista, R Clapper, B Clapper, C College, J Coy, C Cypher, E Darr, E Daugherty, A Deluca, C Dickinson, R Diehl, M Drenning, J Dunn, D Fix, D Fleck, M Fleegle, W Flenner, R Foore, J Foster, K Garlock, F Gates, S Hanley, W Heffner, B Heister, W Hess, R Hile, M Himes, A Hinkle, C Hollingshead, J Hughes, B Hughes, J Humes, J Hydock, H Jenkins, R Johnson, J Kolinchak, A Kormanski, C Kuhstos, B Long, B Lynn, D Maslanik, R McCavitt, J McMillan, W McMurtrie, S Miller, D Miller, M Miller, N Mitchell, F Mitchell, N Moore, R Mort, M Oberman, D O’Neal, D O’Neil, J Patterson, B Prosser, L, Ramsey, R Ramsey, S Reed, B Reed, C Reed, D Reed, J Reed, R Reed, E Risbon, V Schenick, E Shaffern, J Sherlock, M Snavely, L Snyder, J Spargo, W Swope, R Taylor, G Rhodes, J Taylor, M Treece, L Weaver, S Wenglik, K White, P Whited, E Wills, D Willison, R Wright, L Yeamens, J Zimmerman, B CLASS OFFICERS President. . Vice President Sec. Treas. . Historian. . William Axon William Schink . Donna Baker Mary Beth Fluke CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Dodson Miss Winnick FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On Tuesday, September 6, there were 120 bright-eyed Freshmen at Saxton Liberty High School. Because of drop-outs and transfers there are now only 106. On Friday afternoon, September 30, the Class of 1959 met in the new In- dustrial Arts Room for the purpose of or- ganization. The class officers were elect- ed. The class voted in favor of each stu- dent paying one dollar yearly dues. The class advisers are Mr. Dodson and Miss Winnick. Adolphson, N Axon, W Bailey, A Baker, D Baker, J Baker, S Black, B Black, D Black, S Bollman, M Brennan, J Brown, T Brumbaugh, R Burkett, D Carmack, M Chaney, D Cimbialista, M Cook, J Conley, J Cox, N Davis, R Dick, G Diehl, D Dolt, P Donelson, D Edwards, C Estep, W Figard, M Fleck, W Flenner, B Fluke, B Foor, S Foor, T Ford, R Ford, R Garlock, B Geier, R Hall, A Hamm, T Hart, G Helsel, J Hess, B Hess, E Himes, J Himes, M Himes, N Hinkle, C Houp, F Houp, P Kegarise, S Kifer, K Kuhstoss, C Kuklo, J Leabhart, D Loncosky, K Long, S Lynn, G Lynn, M McCahan, L McGraw, G Mellott, P Miller, P Mitchell, R Mohr, E Morningstar, D Neville, R Notestine, P Patterson, K Prosser, N Ramsey, M Rankin, D Reed, D Reed, H Reed, J Rhodes, C Rightnour, D Rightnour, R Ritchey, C Ruby, N Ruby, V Russell, D Schench, F Shaffer, D Shirley, E Shriver, G Smith, A Smith, F Snyder, A Snyder, G Swope, C Swope, G Swope, J Taylor, J Taylor, N Thomas, E Thompson, G Wayne, N Weaver, N Wilkins, L Williams, Wright, D Wright, R Zimmerman, R FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Asman, T. Worthing, E. Bollman, C. Brumbaugh, H. Cox, E. Carmack, D. Leonard, J. O’Neal, R. Weaverling. SECOND ROW: Mr. Slick, R. Ketner, R. Hinish, M. Brennan, L. Hinish, D. Pioman, S. Worthing, E. Willis, E. Brown, J. Hiquet. THIRD ROW: B. Swope, R. Baker, B. Miller, N. Everetts, J. Bair, M. Hoffman, R. Tenley, L. Horton, B. Foor, C. Rhodes. BACK: B. Hall, L. Albright, E. Blair, J. Brennan, C. Miller, S. Childers, S. Hinish, J. Knode, D. Jenkins. I EIGHTH GHADE FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Taylor, D. Cartwright, A. Swope, B. Barton, M. Seager, A. Warsing, B. Heath, F. Lindeman, W. Hall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Scarcia, E. Putt, J. Hotinsky, D. Figard, C. Foster, E. Ebersole, K. Gates, B. Halk, G. Snyder. THIRD ROW: S. Brock, D. Bollman, G. Baker, M. Slovnick, P. Bailey, J. Port, L. Williams, P. Zerbe, P. Reed. BACK: S. Lemin, D. Comely, J. Donelson, J. Buseck, B. Lloyd, L. Taylor, C. Swope, A. Black. FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Davis, L. Bennett, R. Rupert, R. Wiemert, C. Warsing, W. Cornelius, M. Kozak, N. Himes. SECOND ROW: R. Morningstar, J. Russell, D. Weaver, D. Stewart, G. Hoff- man, T. Border, R. Luther, P. Davis, J. Berger. THIRD ROW: J. Elder, R. Diehl, J. Lindeman, D. Ross, J. Heffner, J. Bussard, D. Amick, W. Ross. BACK: R. Black, W. Dunn, C. Kifer, D. Seager, M. Wyles, L. Brown, S. Reed. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Sacratini, C. Barber, P. Fessler, C. Reed, K. Hile, J. Miller, D. Ritchey, K. Morgan, K. Arcq. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hastings, D. Mohr, L. Steele, R. Hiquet, O. Shoal, M. Brown, G. Gates, D. Workman, K. Brumbaugh, W. Decker. THIRD ROW: M. Fockler, M. Decker, J. Rhodes, G. Reed, R. Brown, L. Graffious, S. Johnson, T. Clossen. BACK: L. Hollingshead, L. Wyles, J. Halk, B. Morgan, D. Hiquet, B. Benner, C. Bailey, J. Hennessey, R. Perrin. VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Snavely, (Mgr.), R. Fockler, J. Livingston, R. Hess, C. Brown, R Carnell, J. Hile, J. Weaver, D. Notestine, R. Taylor, R. Brown, J. Mort, R. Warsing, C. DeLuca, (Mgr.). CENTER: M. Shoenfelt (Ass't Coach), E. Cypher, M. Hile, R. Reed, D. Moore, M. Reed, D. Miller, B. Taylor, D. Dick, J. Johnson, J. Drenning, J. Burkett, L. McCahan (Mgr.), J. Lewis, (Head Coach). BACK: G. Saylor, F. Ciarrocca, C. Reed, B. Swope, B. McMillin, R. Maslanik, C. Kormanski. FOOTBALL-1955 A great sportswriter once said : “It matters not whether you won or lost, but the way you play- ed the game.” Even though our boys did not win a single en- counter, one was sure at all times that they had dis- played their greatest effort for our Alma Mater. STARTING LINEUP FRONT: R. Taylor, D. Notestine, C. Brown, B. McMillin, R. Carnell, J. Hile, J. Weaver, C. Reed, D. Hess. BACK: R. Brown, J. Mort, R. Fockler, J. Livingston, D. Warsing. FOOTBALL COACHES Head Coach: John Lewis Ass't Coach: Max Shoenfelt J. V. Coach: John Cook JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hicket, N. Ruby, M. Brennan, F. Dolt, F. Sherlock, R. Mitchell, G. Snyder, C. Miller. CENTER: T. Foor, G. Dick, L. Horton, L. Zimmerman, M. Savonick.'T. Hamm, D. Burkett, J. Brennan, R. Baker. BACK: J. Cook, (Coach), D. Gieer, J. Donelson, C. Swope, B. Ax- on, J. Buseck, B. Robinson, L. Black, B. Ford, L. McCahan (Mgr.). VARSITY SQUAD The Wildcats started the basketball season with a few victories and have been improving steadily, thanks to a great deal of determination and hard work. Coach Shoenfelt, although still faced with the problem of rebuilding, con- templetes a much brighter future in basketball. Pictured above are: FRONT: R. Brown, G. Bennett, R. Flocker, C. Reed; BACK: R. Taylor, T. Stewart, D. Hess, Coach Shoenfelt, B. Singer, J. Livingston, R. Amick. SENIOR GUARD G. Bennett SENIOR GUARD J. Livingston STARTING LINEUP D. Hess, J. Livingston, T. Stewart, R. Fockler, G. Bennett SENIOR FORWARD R. Amick JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT: G. Dick, L. Evans, D. Comely, T. Foor, L. Wyles, P. Dolt, L. Swope, L. Hollingshead. BACK: L. Zimmerman, K, Patterson, B. Lloyd, Coach Cook, N. Wayne, L. Black, S. Schenck. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT: D. Moore, J. Johnson, D. Dick, L. McCahah, L� Snavely, D. Deluca. BACK: Coach Treas ure, E. Schenck, E. Hess, D. Bailey, R. McGraw, R. Maslanik, N. Mitchell, C. Kormanski. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD For the first time in seven years our team failed to win the league championship; however, they did manage to win over half of their games. The members of the squad were: FRONT: J. Jones, J. Hughes, D. Kormanski, L. Baker, C. DeLuca, J. Johnson, R. Maslanik, D. DeLuca, C. Reed, R. War- sing, D. Notestine. BACK: Coach Hoover, H. Elder, J. Livingston, R. Singer, R. Taylor, D. Hess, R. Wright, J. Brennan, T. Steward, F. Fox, Coach Witowski. VARSITY CLUB FRONT: Mrs. Giornesto, E. Folk, A. McIntyre, S. Edwards, A. Seager, C. Workman, S. McCahan, A. Cimbalista, N. Wright, M. Daugherty, Mr. Gates. MIDDLE: Mr. Shoenfelt, J. Weaver, R. Reed, L. Baker. C. Reed, D. Warsing, R. Brown, D. Notestine, K. Lewis, Mr. Lewis. BACK: Mr. Hoover, R. Carnell, G. Bennett, J. Hile, J. Livingston, D. Hess, R. Maslanik. c H E E R L E A D E R S FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. Doris Giornesto SENIOR Edna Folk (Captain) J. V. CHEERLEADERS L. Abbott, M. Cimbalista, A. Daugherty, B. Hughes, F. Mitchell, G. Thomas, P. White, R. Wilison. KNEELING: S. Hinish, A. Mellott, J. Cunningham, C. Workman, L. Lynn. FIRST ROW: E. Darr, B. Spargo, V. O'Neal, P. Miller, S. Worthing, C. Bailey, A. Worthing, B. Zimmerman, D. Fix, B. Kuhstoss, C. Hughes, S. Baker, G. Sacratini, C. Kuhstoss. SECOND ROW: F. Buckley, E. Blair, E. Zerbe, N. Miller, D. Chaney, L. Albright, D. Allison, B. Benner, J. Heaton, H. Davis, A. Tenley, E. Rinard, G. Schriver, D. Leonard, J. Heaton. THIRD ROW: Director R. Shoemaker; B. Reed, J. Williams, M. Miller, D. Frye, R. Brumbaugh, K. Kifer, K. Rankin, B. Clawson, D. Weaver, W. Heister, A. Seager, L. Amick, S. McMurtrie. FOURTH ROW: J. Cornelius, J. Donaldson, J. Helsel, G. Bennett, R. Amick, E. Schenck, M. Fleck, R. Halk, D. Wills, D. Dell, S. McCahan. MARCHING BAND The band started the school year by attending all the football games, participating, and sup- porting the football team. It is under the capable direction of Mr. Richard Shoemaker. The following members were elected officers: Rodney Amick, president; George Bennett, vice- president; Doris Jean Dell, sec- retary; and Esti Ann Zerbe, li- brarian. Early in December the band began practicing for the annual Spring Concert. Five seniors were chosen to take part in dis- trict band held in Blairsville. They were : Dorothy Allison, Jolene Williams; George Ben- nett, Esti Ann Zerbe, and Helen Davis. mimum u MUSIC FESTIVAL The Music Festival was eld on May 13, 1955, in the chool auditorium with Mr. G. Ulen Hoover acting as Master if Ceremonies. The school •and, chorus, dance band, and linging and dancing groups rom Smith and Robertsdale ichools participated. The rowning of Queen Music II fivian O’Neal, was the high- ight of the evening. She was rowned by Paul Fox, presi- ent of the Senior Class. The Chorus was organized in December by Mr. Shoemaker, our director. There are approximately 50 members in the Chorus. We participate in County Chorus, The Annual Music Festival, and Baccalaureate. FRONT: C. Hughes, D. Fix, B. Zimmerman, B. Hughes, S. Baker, B. Spargo, G. Shriver, V. O'Neal, E. Darr, P. Miller, Mr. Shoemaker. SECOND: J. Putt, N. Miller, S. Hinish, E. Zerbe, L. Snavely, K. Lewis, K. Kifer, E. Rinard, D. Chaney, A. Wor- thing. THIRD: A. Tenley, H. Davis, C. Altobelli, B. Reed, T. Conley, J. Helsel, C. Taylor, R. Patterson, M. Miller, D. Allison, L. Amick. FOURTH: J. Williams, D. Frye, B. Clawson, K. Rankin, G. Bennett, R. Amick, F. Fox, L. Lynn, N. Wise, W. Heister. BACK: R. Brumbaugh, S. McMurtrie, A. Mellott, M. Fleck, R. Halk, E. Schenck, C. Workman, S. McCahan, J. College. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS MEMBERS FRONT: Director: MR. SHOEMAKER Miller, Davis Lewis, Allison Zerbe, Hughes CENTER: Williams, Bennett, Fox Frye, Miller BACK: Clawson, Mellott, Amick Workman, McCahan, Lynn FRONT: H. Cox, C. Reed, E. Bollman, D, Stewart, L. Hinish, J. Knode, J. O'Neal, G. Sacratlna, D. Cartwright, M. L. Kazak, D. Ritchey, K. Arcq, Mrs. Berkstresser. SECOND: V. Asman, M.J. Seager, R.A. Black, G. Gates, D. Figard, L. Brown, S. Reed, D. Mohr. THIRD: P. Fessler, E. Blair, S. Johnson, M. Brown, P, Zerbe, M. Decker, J. Halk, G. Snyder, B. Morgan, J. Hennessey, S. Worthing, T. Clawson, M. Fockler, D. Leonard: FOURTH: D. Jenkins, P. Bailey, B. Hall, S. Brock, B. Miller, N. Everett, L. Williams, R. Tenley, M. Hoffman, F. Hall, D. Bollman. BACK: C. Brown, P. Reed, A. Black, B. Benner, L. Taylor, D. Hiquet, S. Lemin, C. Kifer, O. Foster, L. Albright- Pianist. THE DANCE BAND The dance band was organized early in the school term. It is kept busy playing for banquets and dances through- out the year. FRONT: Allison, Khustoss, Williams, Shoemaker, Wills, Benner. SECOND: Dell, Hughes, Tenley, Amick, Bennett, Rankin, McCahan, Heister, Frye. BACK: Clawson, Miller, Zerbe. SENIOR CLASS PRODUCTION SEVENTEENTH SUMMER The play concerns a girl named Angie. She is seventeen and dreams quite frequently. Her dreams become a reality as Jack dates her. CAST Angie, the girl............. Margaret, her engaged sister Lorraine, her hopeful sister . Kitty, her little sister. . . Mrs. Morrow, her mother . Mr. Morrow, her father . . Jack, the boy............... Art, Margaret's fiance . . Martin, Lorraine's hope . . Jane, a menace . . . . Tony, a boy friend . . . Margie, a girl friend . . . Fitz, her steady . . . . Faculty Director . . . . Director.................... Student Director .... Business Manager .... . Catherine Workman . . . Norma Wright . . . Helen Davis . . . Patty Miller . . Sandra McCahan . . . Carson Brown . . Jake Livingston . . . .James Mort . . Ronald Carnell . . . . Linda Lynn . . George Bennett . . Dorothy Allison . .William Foreman Daniel M. Brumbaugh Ruth Ross Brumbaugh . . Doris Gail Frye . . Dave Notestine THE (HIPS ADVISOR ...... Mrs. Giornesto EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.............Juanita Brumbaugh ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . Mary Helen Fleck PERSONNEL EDITOR................Mona Wyles STAFF--JUNIOR HIGH: Christina Brumbaugh, Kenny Morgan, Annette Black, Randy Diehl, FRESHMAN: Joy Taylor, Larry Black. SOPHOMORE: Bonnie Reed, Bill Spargo. JUNIOR: Janice Heaton. SENIOR: Jolene Williams, Edward Reed. BAND AND CHORUS: Vivian O'Neal. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY: Joyce Putt. ALUMNI AND F.T.A.: Joe Ann Hart. CURRENT EVENTS AND P.T.A.: Sandy Allison. BOOK REVIEWS AND GUIDANCE: Connie Horton. ASSEMBLY AND PIN-UPS: Barbara Mellon. INQUIRING REPORTER AND SCHOOL CALENDAR: Betty Starr. BIRTHDAYS AND NICKNAMES: Shirley Mack. GRADE SCHOOL NEWS: Irene Taylor. HITPARADE: Carole Clark. JOKES: Ronald McGraw. SPORTS: Roy Patterson, Jim Shontz, Sarah Hinish, Elmira Perrin. PRODUCTION: Ronald Ritchey, Audrey Worthing, Dennis Dick, Letty Treece, Judy Cornelius, Curtis McKnight, Janet Heaton. ADVERTISING AND SALES: Elaine Rinard, Ann Tenley, Genny Thomas, Katy Rankin, Judy Cunningham, JoAnn Donaldson. SECRETARIES Til THE FACULTY These students gained practical experience and at the same time offered a great service to the school by working as secretaries to the teachers. INSTRUCTOR: Miss Reed; E. Reed. A. McIntyre, J. Williams. D. Frye. D. Martin A. Seager, E. Zerbe, B. Clawson, B. Tenley, M. Daugherty, A. Drenning A. Cimbalista, D. Dell, B. Patterson, T. Rouser, S. Horton. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA In 1963 when these lovely girls become classroom teachers, all boys will want to sit in the front row. FRONT: Advisor, Mr. Hoover; P. Miller, H. Davis, D. Frye, J. Williams. M. Wiles, Advisor, Mr. Dodson. BACK: M. Miller, K. Rankin, L. Lynn, C. Workman, S. McCahan, A. Seager. ■Ml'fl.M'lii ■ZeSTRSlIp!'.! tuflw SCHOOL MONITORS FRONT: T. Donelson, W. Foreman, R. War- sing, E• Reed BACK: F Fox, W. Wheeler, G. Morgan, J. Livingston, R Carnell CHIEF CUSTODIAN Clayt Carnell giving some important instructions! nnm THE SENIOR CLASS OF SAX TON-LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS HELPED MAKE THIS YEAR'S BLOCK POSSIBLE: DR. C. L. ISENBERG, PHYSICIAN D. D. SATTERFIELD, STATE AUTO INS. WORKMAN'S DAIRY DR. BARTON, DENTIST ARK COAL COMPANY BILL BUTT, CONTRACTOR EBERSOLE HAMMAN APPLIANCES PALMER'S GENERAL STORE GOOD'S CLOVER FARM STORE B. E. CUTCHALL, MEAT MARKET E. EICHELBERGER, GENERAL MDS. BAKER DONELSON, LUMBER SUPPLIES CARBAUGH PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTERS A. W. SPECK, PONTIAC AGENCY FORD AGENCY GIORNESTO'S MOTOR COMPANY F. M. Zeth Estate W. M. Phipp's Barber Shop Wayne's Department Store Charlie Enyeart’s Clothing Store Teeter's Clover Farm Store Stevenson's Garage Dr. W. J. Thomas, Dentist Boyer's Ice Cream Cloyd Taylor’s Garage Charles Perrin Spenser's Service Station Bonn-ette Restaurant Mike McMillin, Groceries Willard W. Thomas, Prudential Ins. L. J. Abbott, Insurance Happy Hollow Inn Midway Hotel Bollman's Garage A. P. Saxton Hennessey's Service Station Edith's Beauty Salon Stoler's Hat Store Ruth Reed Ralph Cunningham Barton's Texaco M. D. Donaldson Chuck n' V i’s Helen's Flowers Kelly's IGA Market Stoler's Grocery Store C. L. Sipes Bowser’s Mr. and Mrs. Blair Diehl Reed's Barber Shop Don Gamer, Nation Wide Ins. Pansy Gates’ Beauty Shop FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SAXTON ALBERT N. MASOOD SAM GARNER'S CHEVROLET AGENCY A FRIEND JOHNSON'S SERVICE STATION HOOVER'S DAIRY STORE BOWSER'S MEAT MARKET PETE FOX'S PLACE SAM STEELE’S PLACE MARK BULGER, JEWELER SCAMPER'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY MCMULLEN'S FURNITURE STORE A. P., RIDDLESBURG E. W. GRACEY, GROCERIES TENLEY COAL COMPANY BOWSER’S DRUG STORE N. L. 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