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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

Ok. Block She Slnnuaf Presented by She Senior Cfa J A of Saxton Liberty High School Saxton, Pennsylvania 1958 If this 1958 Block preserves the memories and recollections of our school, our fellow students, and our teachers, then it has indeed accomplished its purpose. In grateful recognition of their work for Saxton Liberty High School and the ideals to which they have inspired us, we, the Senior Class, dedicate this, the 1958 Block, to our faculty. We hope that it will express in some measure our appreciation for their unstinting efforts. The success that we have attained is largely due to their guidance. As their influence is reflected on these pages, so it will forever remain stamped in pur minds. Our -JMma Wlater Time may ebb and we may wander. Far o’er distant ways. But our thoughts shall e’er 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 ever more. ADVISOR Mr. Dodson CO-EDITORS James Barto Shelby Weaver 8U Staff The senior class publishes a yearbook each year. It is entitled “The Block. The purpose of The Block is to keep a record of all the important activities and events which happen during the school year. All Block staff members are seniors and are chosen by the Block staff advisor. Members are chosen because of their willingness to work and their good scholastic records. The four key positions are advisor, co-editors, business manager, and photographic chairman. It takes all members working together to publish “The Block.” 5 FRONT ROW: (L to R) W. Fleegle, B. Zimmerman, M. Diehl, N. Miller, E. Whited, S. Weaver, B. Kuh- stoss, R. Dickinson, Mr. Dodson. CENTER: B. Spargo. L. Amick, J. Browell, J. Johnson, W. Heister, J. Treece, M. Sherlock. BACK ROW: C. Kormanski, M. Fleck, J. Barto, R. Cimbalista, W. McMillin, M. Taylor. EL A Staff FRONT ROW: (L to R) A. Daugherty, R. Willison, M. Bulger, C. Brennan, H. Hydock, P. Burns, D. Fix, F. Wright, P. White, Mrs. Kormanski. CENTER: D. Reed, H. Bissell, J. Yeamens, K. Foster, J. College, J. Hughes, F. Mitchell, B. Reed. BACK ROW: D. Dunn, D. Lynn, R. Maslanik, E. Schenck, M. Reed, G. Saylor, E. Cypher. u iiey oint behoof of £ju catii ion 3 ri ct Eugene Gracey.............................President Clyde Lane............................Vice President First National Bank, Saxton...............Treasurer Geraldine Zelanko..........................Secretary BROAD TOP CITY BOROUGH Jesse Clark Alberta Lane Owen D. Clark Albert Stevenson, Sr. Eugene Gracey LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Joseph Wyles, Jr. Elias Lynn Earl Batzel Ned Hollingshead Robert Workman DUDLEY BOROUGH Fred Carberry George Bollinger Eugene Mellott, Jr. Alex Maslanik Alva Miller BROAD TOP TOWNSHIP Vaughn Tenley Chester Hitchens John Folk Fred Snyder COALDALE BOROUGH Edward Mohr Marshall McMillen Charles Jenkins Ralph McIntyre Ralph Shuke SAXTON BOROUGH Paul Mountain Isaac Eichelberger Mark Bulger Robert Williams Paul Stewart HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP (HUNT. CO.) Clyde Carbaugh George Shontz Charles Russell Clyde Lane Elvin Hinkle COALMONT BOROUGH Dallas McGhee Erma Bussard Loretta Patterson Vera Black Alene Adolphson CARBON TOWNSHIP James Patterson Ralph Everhart Merwyn Donaldson Arthur Speck James Burkett TODD TOWNSHIP Kenneth Barnett John Dubetz Walter Curfman Bruce Lane James Saylor WOOD TOWNSHIP Irvin Croft John Gannon Henry Theys Robert Davis James Park e ScLol iniitration Seniors, you are the citizens of tomorrow. The potentiality which you represent cannot be estimated. There has never been a time in world history when men and women of all nations, colors, creeds and religions had more need to reason together. Tomorrow’s citizens must use their intelligence and the resources at hand so that all the world’s people can enjoy a life of abundance and make this plenty a pattern for peace. You are at a point in man’s travels where it can be clearly seen that unless ways are found to stay the hands of those who might make pushbutton wars, we will have no plenty and no world. Harry Alcorn Supervising Principal Your future will undoubtedly be affected very much by the ever increasing emphasis on science. Every successful launching of a Sputnik” will only increase this emphasis. Most scientific developments have made life physically easier. An ever increasing amount of leisure time will be added to our lives. To live a happy and successful life other factors in education must be included. Among these are an appreciation of nature, an acceptable standard of ethics, and an interest in improving the world in which we live. Science and culture must be prop- erly integrated or life will cease to exist. G. Allen Hoover High School Principal 9 Sci oo Mm iniitrati on SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Doris Weaver FACULTY MANAGER Mr. Wilson Gates SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Dr. C. L. Isenberg SCHOOL DENTIST Dr. Charles Barton SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Nancy Masood MR. G. ALLEN HOOVER Juniata College; University of Pitts- burgh, Penn State University. High School Principal, Latin, Baseball Coach. MRS. MAUDE RITCHEY Millersville S. T. C. English, Librarian MISS ROSE McCAHAN Shippensburg S. T. C., University of Wisconsin. History, Problems of Democracy. MR. WILSON GATES Penn State University. Science, Chemistry, Physics, Faculty Manager. 3a cult y MR. JOHN WITOWSKI Susquehanna University, University of Pennsylvania. Mathematics, Business Education, Football Coach. MRS. GLADYS WITOWSKI Asbury College, Pasadena College, Penn State University. Home Economics. MRS. DORIS GIORNESTO West Chester S. T. C. Civics, Pennsylvania History, Physical Education, Hygiene, “Chips Advisor. MR. JOHN LEWIS Fairmont S. T. C., Boston University. Science, Physical Education, Hygiene, Football Coach. MR. BLAIR TREASURE Fairmont S. T. C., Indiana S. T. C. Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Basketball Coach. MR. MAX SHOENFELT Slippery Rock S. T. C., Penn State University, Graduate Study. Physical Education, Social Studies, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. MR. THEODORE DODSON Juniata College, Penn State University. History, English, “Block” Advisor. OL D. a cu MR. DANIEL BRUMBAUGH Juniata College, Bethany Seminary, Penn State University, Graduate Study. English, Social Studies, Dramatics. MRS. EMILY KORMANSKI University of Pittsburgh. Business Education, Yearbook Sales and Advertisements. MRS. LORMA WILLIAMS Indiana S. T. C. Home Economics, Fine Arts MR. GEORGE CLAPPER Millersville S. T. C. Industrial Arts. t MR. RICHARD SHOEMAKER Penn State University. Band Activities, Music, Chorus. MR. CHARLES MULLEN Juniata College. Biology, Science, Jr. High Football Coach. MR. HOWARD REASINGER Clarion S. T. C. Drivers’ Education. .5'acu (l MRS. MARY BERKSTRESSER Lock Haven, Slippery Rock. Jr. High Art, Music, Health, Social Studies. MR. DEAN BAKER Juniata College. English, Geography. MR. WILLIAM HASTINGS Shippensburg S. T. C., Bucknell Univer- sity. Jr. High Geography. MR. AMERICO SCARCIA Juniata College, Penn State University. Jr. High Science, English, Arithmetic. Seniors CLASS FLOWER American Red Rose CLASS MOTTO The past has forever gone; but the future remains our own. CLASS COLORS Black and White CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... William Spargo VICE PRESIDENT . . Samuel Gates SECRETARY.............Jane Treece HISTORIAN.....Charles DeLuca TREASURER .... Hansjorg Fend It is almost four years ago since we were freshmen. There were one hundred thirty nine of us that September day in 1954. I am sure we remember it well. Each one of us was anxious to find for himself what high school was really like. After the first week, we were able to get to our classes on time. Since the routine had been established, we fell to organizing our class. Early in the year we held a class meeting, and with the help of our advisors, Miss McCahan and Mrs. Ritchey, elected the following officers: William Spargo; Vice President, David O’Neal; Treasurer, Gary Saylor; Secretary, Shelby Weaver; Historian, Jane Treece. Our Social project for that year was a Hobo Party held in the spring. A group of one hundred fourteen sophomores returned to Saxton Liberty in September, 1955, ready to begin another year in pursuit of knowledge. Everything seemed quite familiar by now. At our first class meeting we elected officers. They were: President, William Spargo; Vice President, Jerry Hughes; Treasurer, James Rhodes; Secretary, Jane Treece; and Historian, Charles De Luca. In March, we held the annual St. Patrick’s Day Party. Time passed swiftly and we had soon completed half our high school days. When we returned the next September as juniors, our class enrollment had dropped to ninety-four. A lot of nice things happened this year, beginning with the arrival of our class rings. We sponsored a successful Halloween Party and sold refreshments at the home football games. The big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom with “Spring Serenade” as the theme. Another high light was a trip to Gettysburg. Officers for this year were: President, William Spargo; Vice President, Francis Ciarrocca; Treasurer, Norma Miller; Secretary, Jane Treece; and Historian, Charles De Luca. • In September, 1957, we came to the doors of Saxton Liberty to begin our final year. Our high school days, we realized, were quite few. We were pleased to have as a member of our class, Hans Fend, an exchange student from Germany. We set to work at once to build up our class treasury and to begin the production of the year book. We were host at the Christmas Party and in the spring made the traditional trip to Washington,where we saw many of the historical sights. The officers for this year were: President, William Spargo; Vice-President, Sam Gates; Treasurer, Hans Fend; Secretary, Jane Treece; and Historian, Charles De Luca. All too soon our high school days came to an end, but we will long remember those four years at Saxton Liberty. LINDA FAY ABBOTT Six Mile Run General: Cheerleader 2-3-4; Var- sity Club 4; Prom Committee 3. JAMES HERBERT BARTO Defiance Academic: Block staff 4; Monitor 4. CARMEN LEE AMICK Saxton Commercial: Band 1-2-3-4; chorus 1-2-3-4; Chips staff 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Block staff 4; Dance Band 4; County Band 3. JACQUES RENE BAKER Aitch General Seniors WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER BECKER Woodcock Valley General: Football 1; Baseball 1. HARRIET AGNES BISSELL Six Mile Run General: Chips staff 3; Block Staff 4; FNA 4. ARNOLD SIMPSON BLACK Six Mile Run General: Football Mgr. 2-3-4; Bas- ketball mgr.2-3; Chips staff 3; Var- sity club 3-4. MERRY CAROL BRENNEN Riddlesburg Commercial: Chips staff 3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. MAE MARIE BRODE Saxton R.D. 1 General Sen iorA LOIS JEAN BROWELL Defiance Commercial: Band 1; FTA 2-3-4; Prom committee 3; Chips staff 3; Faculty secretary 4; Block staff 4. DONALD VERNON BROWN Dudley General JAMES BOYD BROWN Puttstown General MILDRED DELORIS BULGER Puttstown General: Block staff 4. MARGARET JOAN BURNS Aitch Academic: Chips staff 3; Faculty secretary 4; Block staff 4; FNA 4. DOROTHY MAE CARMACK Saxton R.D. General Senior 5 FRANCIS JAMES CIARROCCA Dudley General: Football 1 -2-3-4; Varsity club 3-4; Chips staff 3; Class officer 3. ROBERT ANDREW CIMBALISTA Riddlesburg Academic: Football 1-2-3-4; Base- ball 1; Varsity club 3-4; Chips staff 3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4; Monitor 4. BLAIR ALLEN CLAPPER Cherrytown General: Chips staff 3; Chorus Monitor 3-4. JUDITH FRANCINE COLLEGE Defiance Commercial: Chorus 2; Prom com- mittee 3; Block staff 4; Faculty sec- retary 4. JOHN EDWARD CYPHER Saxton General: Football 2-3; Block staff 4. MARY AGNES DAUGHERTY Dudley Commercial: Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; Chips staff 3; Prom com- mittee 3; Varsity club 4; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. Seniors CHARLES DELUCA Dudley General: Football mgr. 1-2-3-4; Basketball mgr. 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Class officer 1-2-3-4. RUTH ANN DICKINSON Stonerstown Academic: Basketball mgr. 1; Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; Faculty sec- retary 4. MARY JANE DIEHL Riddlesburg Commercial: Chips staff 2-3; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. JAMES DRENNING Six Mile Run General: Football 4; Varsity club 4. DONNA LEE DUNN Puttstown Commercial: Block staff 4; Chips staff 3; Chorus 4; Faculty secretary DEANNA DORIS EVANS Saxton General: Prom committee 3. 4. Seniors HANSJORG O. J. FEND Saxton (Bayreuth, Germany) Academic: Basketball 4; Class trea- surer 4. DIXIE LEE FIX Six Mile Run General: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1- 2-3-4; Chips staff 3; County Band 3; Block staff 4; Dance Band 4. MARY HELEN FLECK Riddlesburg Academic: Band 2-3-4; Chorus 2- 3-4; Chips staff 2-3-4; Block staff 4. WANDA DARLENE FLEEGLE Saxton Commercial: Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. RUTH IRENE FLENNER Dudley General: Prom committee 3; FNA4. JAMES HENRY FOOR Finleyville General S.n iori KENNETH EUGENE FOSTER Six Mile Run General: Block staff 4. FRANK DELANO GARLOCK A itch General SAMUEL RITCHEY GATES Saxton General: Football 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball mgr. 2-3-4; Prom committee 3; Varsity club 3-4; Class officer 4. BARBARA JEAN HEFFNER Saxton General: Prom committee 3. WANDA JEAN HE ISTER Riddlesburg Commercial: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 2-3-4; County Band 3; Basketball mgr. 1; Faculty secretary 4; Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; Prom committee 3; FNA 4. RICHARD LEE HESS Saxton General: Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1- 2-3; Baseball 1-2-3; Varsity club 2- 3-4; Chips staff 3; Prom com- mittee 3; Chorus 4. Seniors AUDREY MARIE HIMES Dudley Commercial: Prom committee 3; Chorus 2; Faculty secretary 4. CLAIR DUANE HINKLE Saxton R.D. General: Prom committee 3. JERRY LEE HUGHES Saxton Academic: Football 1-2-3-4; Base- ball 1-2-3-4; Prom committee 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Varsity club 3-4; Chorus 3; Block staff 4; Class officer 2. HELEN RUTH HYDOCK Dudley General: Chorus 3-4; Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. ALLAN GEORGE KOLINCHAK Six Mile Run General ROBERT LEROY JENKINS Six Mile Run General: Prom committee 3. Seniors CHARLES LEON KORMANSKI Stone rstown Academic: Football 1-2-3-4; Base- ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; FTA 2-3-4; Varsity club 3-4; Chips staff 3; Monitor 4; Block staff 4. JERRY HARRY JOHNSON Stonerstown Academic: Football 1-2-3-4; Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Varsity club 3-4; Block staff 4; Prom committee 3; Monitor 4; FTA 3-4. BONNIE EUNICE KUHSTOSS Hopewel 1 Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 2-3-4; County Band 3; Block staff 4; FTA 3-4. BEVERLY LOU LONG Coalmont Commercial: Faculty secretary 4. DARREL DEVONE LYNN North Point General: Basketball 2; Block staff 4. RONALD REGIS MASLANIK Dudley Academic: Football 1-2-3-4; Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Varsity club 3-4; Prom committee 3; Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; FTA 3; Chorus 3; Monitor 4. Seniors JOAN MARIE McCAVITT Six Mile Run General: Chips staff 3. WILLIAM RODRICK McMILLIN Six Mile Run Academic: Football 1-2-3-4; Base- ball mgr. 2-3-4; Chips staff 3; Var- sity club 3-4; Monitor 4; Block staff 4. F.T.A.Club 4. SALLY JEAN McMURTRIE Riddiesburg General: Band 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4. MYRNA MAE MILLER Aitch General: Prom committee 3; Block staff 4. NORMA JEAN MILLER Saxton Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 3-4; County Band 3; Class officer; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Block staff 4; FT A 4. ALICE FAYE MITCHELL Finleyville Commercial: Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Chips staff 3; Chorus 4; Prom com- mittee 3; Varsity club 4; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. Seniors NEAL IVAN MITCHELL Stonerstown General: Football 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball 1-2; Varsity club 3-4; Chorus 3; Prom committee 3; Track 2. RICHARD DUANE MOORE Saxton General: Football 1-2; Chips staff3; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Prom com- mittee 3; Track mgr. 2. MARIANNE MORT Round Knob Commercial: FTA 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Prom committee 3; Chips staff 3; Faculty secretary 4. PATRICIA ANN NOLAN Saxton General: Prom committee 3. DAVID HENRY O’NEAL Saxton R.D. General: Class officer 1; Chips staff 3. BETTY JANE PATTERSON Coalmont Commercial: Chorus 3; Faculty sec- retary 4. Seniors SONJA MAE RAMSEY Riddlesburg Commercial: Prom committee 3; Faculty secretary 4. BONNIE LOU REED Dudley Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; County band 3; Chips staff 1-2-3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4; FTA 3; FNA 4. CLEO MAE REED Puttstown General: Prom committee 3. DIANNE SUE REED Saxton Academic: Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; FNA 4. WILLIS ELLWOOD REED Saxton General: Block staff 4; Football 1. VERNA MARLENE RISBON Middletown General: Prom committee 3; Chorus 3. Senior 5 GARY DEVERNE SAYLOR Saxton General: Football 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball mgr. 3-4; Varsity club 3-4; Class officer 1; Chips staff 3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4. EDWARD BRUCE SCHENCK Defiance Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Dance Band 3-4; County Band 3; Chips staff 3; Band officer 4; Prom com- mittee 3; Block staff 4; Monitor 4. JUNE HELEN SHAFFERN Six Mile Run Commercial: Prom committee 3. MARILEE YVONNE SHERLOCK Puttstown Commercial: Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4. ELMER LEONARD SNAVELY Saxton General: Basketball 1-2; Football mgr. 1-2; Chips staff 3; Chorus 2-3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4. Seniors WILLIAM WALTER SPARGO Riddlesburg Academic: Class president 1-2-3-4; Band 1 -2-3-4; Chorus 1 -2-3-4; Bas- ketball, Baseball mgr. 2-3-4; County Band 3; Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; Dance Band 3-4; Band officer 3-4. MARVIN LEE TAYLOR Six Mile Run General: Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; Monitor 4. THELMA JEAN SNYDER Defiance Commercial: Faculty secretary 4. MARTHA JANE TREECE Aitch Academic: Chips staff 3; Class officer 1-2-3-4; FNA 4; Block staff 4. ROBERT LEWIS WARSING Dudley General: Football 1-2-3-4; Prom committee 3. SHELBY FERN WEAVER Saxton Academic: Class officer 1; Chips staff 3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4; FNA 4. KAYE EILEEN WENGLIK Riddlesburg General: Chips staff 3. ? . —seniors PATRICIA LOU WHITE Six Mile Run General: Cheerleader2-3-4;Chorus 3; Prom committee 3; Varsity club 4; FTA 4; Block staff 4. ELAINE RUTH WHITED Saxton General: Chips staff 1-2-3; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4 FNA 4. ROSE MARY WILLISON Stonerstown General: Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Var- sity club 2-3-4; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4. DAVID ARTHUR WILLS Riddlesburg General: Band 1-2-3-4; Band offi- cer 2-3-4; Dance Band 2-3-4; County Band 3; District Band 3; Block staff 4. FAITH (BUCKLEY) WRIGHT Saxton R.D. Commercial: Band 2-3; Prom com- mittee 3; Block staff 4; Faculty sec- retary 4. LEROY EARL WRIGHT Six Mile Run General: Baseball 2; Prom com- mittee 3. s.� iorS JOAN ILENE YEAMANS Saxton Commercial: Band 3-4; Chorus 4; Chips staff 3; Block staff 4; faculty secretary 4. BEVERLY NADYNE ZIMMERMAN Riddlesburg Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 3-4; County Band 3; Chorus 1-2-3-4; District Chorus 4; Band officer 4; Prom committee 3; Block staff 4; Faculty secretary 4; FNA4. We. the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound minds, hereby will our possessions, positions, and char- acteristics to the underclassmen with the hope that they will become as intelligent, confident, and well- liked as we. 1, LINDA ABBOTT, will my position as Senior cheerleader to Patty Mellott. I, LEE AMICK, will my snare drum to Sam Baker. I, JACK BAKER, will my seat in English class to Carl Hinkle. 1, JAMES BARTO, will my position on the Block Staff to any unfortunate Junior who is appointed. I, WILLIAM BECKER, will my ability to get along with the girls in Everett to'Bill Axon. I, HARRIET B1SSEL, will my driver's license to Patty Mellott. I, ARNOLD BLACK, will my ability not to '‘hot-rod to Kenny Patterson. I, CAROL BRENNEN, will everything but Chet to Julia. I, MAE BRODE, will my driver's license to Juniata O’Neal. I, JEANNE BROWELL, will my ability to drive safely to Donna Rankin. I, DONALD BROWN, will my ability to hot-rod to Nelson G. Adolphson. I, JAMES BROWN, will my seat in P.O.D. class to Patty Mellott. I, MILDRED BULGER, will everything but my memories to Carol Ritchey. I, PEGGY BURNS, will my black curly hair to Kenny Patterson. I, DOROTHY CARMACK, will all the boys except one to Mary Jane Carmack. 1, FRANCIS CIARROCCA, will my ability to get along with teachers to Harvey Reed. I, ROBERT CIMBALISTA, will everything that I don’t want to Gary Heavy McGraw. I, BLAIR CLAPPER, will my seat in P.O.D. class to Eddie Houp. I, JUDY COLLEGE, will my ability to be an efficient secretary to Donna Diehl. I. EDDIE CYPHER, will my ability to pump Sinclair gas to Moon Baker. I, AGNES DAUGHERTY, will everything but Gary to Nancy Cox. 1, CHARLES DELUCA, will my football uniform to Dave Burkett. 1. RUTH ANN DICKINSON, will my Trig books to Eddie Mohr. I, MARY JANE DIEHL, will everything that reminds me of school to Donna Baker. I, JAMES DRENN1NG, will my ability to get brownie points to Robert Ford. I, DONNA DUNN, will my height to Elouise Thomas. 1, DEANNA EVANS, will my decent driving to Mary Ann Weaver. I, HANS FEND, will give the next few inches I am going to grow to all the Freshmen, because 6' 4 is tall enough. I, DIXIE FIX, will my ability to loaf in study hall to Barbara Barto. I MARY HELEN FLECK, will about seven inches of my height to Darlene Rightnour. I, WANDA FLEEGLE, will my shortness to Sharon Kegarise. I, RUTH FLENNER, will my driver's license to Barbara Flenner. I, JAMES FOOR, will my ability to get sick in hunting season to any Junior who likes to hunt. I, KENNETH FOSTER, will my driver’s license to Eddie Mohr. I, FRANK GARLOCK, will some of my gray hair to my brother, Blair. I, SAMUEL GATES, will my hair cut to Mr. Gates. I, NORMAN HALL, will my seat in Room 2 to Earl Hess. 1, BARBARA HEFFNER, will my love for new Fords to Beth Fluke. I, WANDA HEISTER, will all my personal possessions except Arthur to Ruth Brumbaugh. I, DICK HESS, will my height and my ability to play basketball to Larry McCahan. i, AUDREY HIMES, will my ability to get along with Harrisburg guys to Barbara Flenner. 1. DUANE HINKLE, will my ability to get along with Mr. Witowski to Charles Edwards. I. JERRY HUGHES, will my ability to wreck cars to Dave “Meatball Burkett. 1, HELEN HYDOCK, will my driver's license to Nancy Cox. 1, ROBERT JENKINS, will my driver’s license to Larry Zimmerman because he needs them. I, JERRY JOHNSON, will my ugliness to Lawrence Zimmerman. I, ALLAN KOLINCHAK, will my Chevy to Bob Ford, if he doesn’t hot-rod it. I. CHARLES KORMANSK I, will to Earl Hess my laziness and ability to sleep in P.O.D. class. 1, BONNIE KUHSTOSS, will my seat in Solid Geometry class to my sister, Claudia. I, BEVERLY LONG, will my ability to shoot straight to Norman Ruby. I, DARREL LYNN, will my hair to Mr. Dodson. 1, RONALD MASLAN1K. will my front teeth to Juggy Adolphson. I, JOAN McCAVITT, will everything but Paul to Judy Williams. 1, WILLIAM McMlLLIN, will my weight to Earl Hess. I, SALLY McMURTRlE. will my blond hair to Joanne Baker. I, MYRNA MILLER, will my ability to sew to Peggy Miller. I, NORMA MILLER, will my “specs to Donna Wright. I, FAYE MITCHELL, will my seat in the bus to Donna Wright. 1, NEAL MITCHELL, will all my soft, fluffy curls to William Herbert Axon. 1, RICHARD MOORE, will my nickname, Itch, to Eddie Mohr. I, MARIANNE MORT, will my natural blond hair to Madeline Figard. I, PATTY NOLAN, will everything but Jim to Mary Ann Weaver. 1, DAVID O'NEAL, will my seat in Cell Block II to Larry Black. I, BETTY PATTERSON, will my ability to stay clear of posts to Larry Black. I, SONJA RAMSEY, will all of my stale chewing gum to Mrs. Ritchey. I, BONNIE REED, will my red hair to Joy Taylor. I, CLEO REED, will everything but Owen to Donna Leabhart. I, DIANNE REED, will my Physics marks to Danny Reed. I, MICKEY REED, will Molly to Gene Baker. The best girl I ever had. I, VERNA R1SB0N, will everything but Wayne to Joyce Cook. 1, GARY SAYLOR, will my false teeth to Mr. Dodson. 1, EDDIE SCHENCK, will my height to Sam Baker. I, JUNE SHAFFERN, will my brains to any Junior who needs them. I, MARILEE SHERLOCK, will my good behavior to Thelma Brown. I, LEONARD SNAVELY, will my ability to hunt rabbits, squirrels, and girls to Donald Morningstar. 1, JEAN SNYDER, will my glasses to any Junior that might need them. I, WILLIAM SPARGO, will everything I don’t own to Karl Kifer. I, MARVIN TAYLOR, will my position as monitor to Jim Swope. I, JANE TREECE, will my seat on the bus to Joanne Baker. I, ROBERT WARSING, will my ability to shoot straight to Bob Davis. I. SHELBY WEAVER, will my blue eyes to Donna Rankin. I, KAY WENGL1K, will my seat at the PQ to Mary Ann Cimbalista. I, PATRICIA WHITE, will my position as cheerleader to Mary Ann Cimbalista. 1, ELAINE WHITED, will everything I have but Darrell and Ken to Joyce Cook. I, ROSEMARY W1LLIS0N, will everything but Joel to Patty Notestine. 1, DAVID WILLS, will everything but Linda to Karl Kifer. I, FAITH WRIGHT, will my seat in English class to Peggy Miller. I, LEROY WRIGHT, will my eye-balls to any Junior boys who need stronger vision to look at the Freshme and Sophomore girls. 1, JOAN YEAMANS, will my position as majorette to Elouise Thomas. I, BEVERLY ZIMMERMAN, will my long curly hair to Dawn Chaney. I • • t % I I In 1968, the S.L.H.S. Senior Class of 1958 traveled to the moon. We were the first to land. The first thing that each of us did was to stake out his claim. These claims were surveyed by RONALD MASLANIK, WILLIAM SPARGO, and MICKEY REED. Even though it was hilly and bumpy, it was soon leveled off by our construction crew; DONALD BROWN, JAMES BROWN, FRANK GARLOCK, and ROBERT WARSING. A whole city was staked off by two real estate brokers, ROBERT JENKINS and RUTH ANN DICKINSON. Their very efficient secretaries were JUDITH COLLEGE and CAROL BRENNAN. The next thing that we did was to start building our main business district. It was surprising, but BLAIR CLAPPER became the minister of our first church. Some very out- standing workers in the church were: HANS FEND, HELEN HYDOCK, BETTY PATTERSON, and MARVIN TAYLOR. The president of our first space bank was ARNOLD BLACK. The secretary of the bank was MARY JANE DIEHL. CHARLFS DELUCA was cashier, and DONNA DUNN was his assistant. The tnree owners of our modern shopping center were JACK BAKER, JAMES DRENNING, and DARRELL LYNN. LEE AMICK, AUDREY HIMES, SALLY McMURTRIE, and JOAN YE AMENS were models in one of our large clothing departments. The very creative fashion designer of this department was ELAINE WHITED. Since we were in need of schools, we embarked on the task of building them. The superintendent of the schools was RICHARD HESS. His assistant was CLAIR HINKLE. The principal of the elementary school was JAMES FOOR; the junior high principal was KENNETH FOSTER, and the senior high school principal was LEONARD SNAVELY. A few of the teachers were: JEANNE BROWELL, NORMA MILLER, MARIANNE MORT, and CHARLES KORMANSKI. The head cook of our large school cafeteria was MYRNA MILLER. Next we decided to build a hospital. ROBERT CIMBALISTA was one of the doctors. Some of the nurses were: BONNIE REED, JANE TREECE, and SHELBY WEAVER. BONNIE KUHSTOSS was a medical technologist here. The people on the earth were writing to us regularly. So we were in need of a post office. HARRIET BISSELL became our post mistress. The helpers were: WILLIAM BECKER, DEANNA EVANS, and BARBARA HEFFNER. The owners of our daily newspaper, “The Moon Gazette,” were Mr. and Mrs. GARY SAYLOR. Mrs. Saylor was the former AGNES DAUGHERTY. We classmates were becoming more settled now, and wanted some entertainment, so we built a night club. JERRY HUGHES was one of our most popular singers, having replaced Elvis Presley many years before we left the earth as chief-hip-twister there. FRANCES CIARROCCA as a comedian far surpassed the Jerry Lewis of our high school days. DAVID W ILLS organized a dance band, after playing many years with the band of Lawrence Welk when on earth. We also set up a T.V. Space Station which was directed by NORMAN HALL. One of our large theaters was owned by MILDRED BULGER and SAMUEL GATES. k 4 Many more people were now moving to the moon, and it became necessary to elect people for high officers of our city and of the entire moon. JAMES BARTO became the president of the moon, and MARY HELEN FLECK the vice president. Their private secretaries were PEGGY BURNS and WANDA FLEEGLE. EDWARD SCHENCK was the moon’s ambassador to the earth. The mayor of our thriving city was JERRY JOHNSON. His secretary was FAYE MITCHELL. One of our city policemen was DAVID O'NEAL. The pilots of space ships between the moon and earth were ALLAN KOLINCHAK, RICHARD MOORE, and EDDIE CYPHER. Not only the men, but the women too were pilots. Some of the prettiest pilots of the Strotosphere Transportation Company were: DOROTHY CARMACK, CLEO REED, VERNA RISBON, and JUNE SHAFFERN. WILLIAM McMILLIN and LEROY WRIGHT owned a large rocket building company on the moon. LINDA ABBOTT, RUTH FLENNER, BEVERLY LONG, and SONJA RAMSAY were employed here. Since they needed beauticians here, DIANNE REED, MARILEE SHERLOCK, and ROSEMARY WILLI- SON were making loads of money keeping the tresses of the moon ladies in perfect order. DIXIE FIX was owner of a chain of restaurants which served very delicious meals. Her Star Dust sundaes were known all over the moon as the most delicious confection any person there ever tasted. MAY BRODE and JOAN McCAVITT were head waitresses in the Fix Restaurant. The tourists were coming to the moon from many other planets. So KAY WENGLIK and her husband opened a very modern motel. WANDA HEISTER and BEVERLY ZIMMERMAN were both very happily married and raising families. FAITH (BUCKLEY) WRIGHT, PATRICIA NOLAN, JEAN SNYDER, and PATRICIA WHITE with their husbands and families had gone further into the interior of the moon to live and were writing back to their city dwelling classmates about the many delights and hardships of pioneer life there. o JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS On September 3, 1957, a class of seventy-six entered Saxton Liberty High School. Our hearts were filled with enthusiasm and also regret because one half of our four years was completed. Now we are starting our second half. With the help of our class advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Witowski, we held our first class meeting and elected our class officers. This year we received our class rings which we will cherish. We were busy beavers as we worked in the concession stand at the football games, sponsored the magazine drive, and sold Christmas cards. Our social events for the year were the gala Halloween Party held on Tuesday evening, October 30, and the elab- orate and decorative Junior-Senior Prom on May 9, 1958. We had a very happy evening with the seniors, although we realized that this would perhaps be our last social event together. 40 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President........Larry McCahan Vice-President. . . .Wayne Schenck Secretary-Treasurer. Donna Baker Historian........Elouise Thomas N. Adolphson D. Baker J. Baker S. Baker B. Barto L. Black M. Boll man J. Brennan R. Brown T. Brown R. Brumbaugh D. Burkett juniori D. Chaney J. Cook N. Cox R. Davis G. Dick P. Dolt W. Estep M. Figard W. Fleck B. Flenner B. Fluke S. Foor 41 G. Lynn L. McCahan G. McGraw P. Mellott M. Miller R. Mitchell E. Mohr D. Morningstar R. Neville P. Notestine J. O'Neal K. Patterson R. Ford B. Garlock D. Geier T. Hamm G. Hart E. Hess C. Hinkle F. Houp S. Kegarise K. Kifer C. Kuhstoss D. Leabhart juniors 42 D. Rankin D. Reed H. Reed D. Rightnour R. Rightnour C. Ritchey N. Ruby W. Schenck E. Shirley G. Shriver A. Snyder C. Swope u n iori J. Swope J. Taylor E. Thomas G. Thompson N. Wayne M. Weaver J. Williams D. Wright L. Zimmerman 43 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1957, ninety-seven of us returned to become Sophomores. October 29 was our first class meeting. We elected our class officers. We sponsored the St. Valentine Party with the supervision of our class advisors: Mr. Treasure, Mr. Shoenfelt, and Mr. Clapper. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President........................Sam Hinish Vice President.........John McIntyre Secretary..............Sally Brock Treasurer..............Donna Figard Historian......Christina Brumbaugh 44 G. Adolphson L. Albright W. Axon P. Bailey R. Baker B. Barto B. Barton A. Black R. Black E. Blair L. Bollinger D. Boll man E. Bollman S. Bollman D. Brennan M. Brennan S. Brock C. Brumbaugh D. Buseck D. Cartwright S o p k o m o r e J R. Collare J. Conley H. Cox G. Drenning E. Ebersole C. Edwards N. Everetts D. Figard B. Foore C. Foster J. Fox K. Gates J. Greenwalt B. Halk W. Hall B. Hastings s o p k o m o r e 5 N. Hedge L. Hinish R. Hinish S. Hinish B. Hoover L. Horton M. Horton J. Hotnisky E. Houp D. Jenkins E. Jenkins A. Jones S. Knode P. Kuklo D. Leonard F. Linderman W. Lloyd C. Mar cocci T. McCabe J. McIntyre B. Miller L. Neuder J. O’Neal J. Patterson G. Peters J. Phipps N.Prosser E. Putt A. Warsing S. Wenglik R. Whited L. Wilkins L. Williams E. Willis M. Willis S. Worthing S. Johnson C. Barber T. Clawson T. Worthing D. Wright B. Young P. Zerbe H. Cox S. Worthing D. Leonard FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On Tuesday, September 3, 1957, 142 Freshmen entered Saxton Liberty High School. On Friday, October 17, we met in the auditorium to hold our first class meeting. The purpose of this meeting was to elect class officers. They were elected as follows: Larry Wyles, Presi- dent; Dick Howells, Vice President; Sharon Reed, Secretary; Beck Burkett, Treasurer; Rebecca Smith, Historian. Our class advisors are Mr. Mullen, Mr. Gates, and Mr. Lewis. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President.................Larry Wyles Vice President............Dick Howells Secretary.................Sharon Reed Treasurer.................Becky Burkett Historian.................Rececca Smith M. Aldolphson C. Alcorn L. Altobelli D. Amick J. Angelo C. Arcq S. Axon C. Bailey J. Bair B. Baker G. Baker C. Barber M. Barnett N. Barto B. Benner J. Berger D. Black G. Black R. Black R. Black H. Brode T. Brode E. Brown L. Brown M. Brown men R. Brown K. Brumbaugh R. Brumbaugh C. Burke B. Burkett E. Carmack S. Childers T. Clawson W. Cornelius A. Carrie C. Davis J. Davis J. Davis N. Davis M. Decker W. Decker E. Dick R. Diehl W. Dixon K. Drenning W. Dunn W. Edwards J. Elders L. Evans J. Everhart C. Flessler K. Figard M. Fockler D. Foor J. Foor B. Foreman A. Fox G. Gates J. Giffin L. Graffious J. Guthridge J. Halk B. Heath R. Hedge J. Heffner W. Heister J. Hennessey J. Hile K. Hile D. Hiquet }reih m en J. Hiquet R. Hiquet G. Hoffman M. Hoffman L. Hollingshead N. Houp D. Howells S. Johnson J. Jones R. Ketner C. Kifer M. Kozak J. Krouse B. Kuhstoss J. Lindeman J. Long P. Lynn C. Miller C. Miller J. Miller D. Mohr B. Morgan K. Morgan R. Morningstar L. Neville E. O’Neal R. Perrin J. Port J. Porter J. Putt B. Reed C. Reed G. Reed S. Reed J. Rhodes D. Rightnour G. Risbon D. Ritchey D. Ross W. Ross R. Rupert H. Russel G. Sacratini men J. Schenck R. Shaw R. Sleaster C. Smith E. Smith R. Smith J. Snyder C. Snyder M. Starr L. Steele D. Stewart J. Swope T. Swope C. Warsing R. Weaverling R. Weimert D. Workman R. Wright L. Wyles M. Wyles FRONT (L toR)S. Carmack,S. Heath, S. Bush, W. Heaton, P. Garner, D. Speck, S. Weaverling, Mr. Scarcia, Row 2; J. Ritchey, G. Becker, D. Rhodes, J. Richard, N. O’Neal, G. Morningstar, A. Morgan, E. Gordon, Row 3; D. Whitefield, L. Williams, M. Bowser, Row 4; T. Cypher, G. Darr, D. Brumbaugh, W. Foor, S. Cessna, B. Dickinson, F. Myers, C. Shontz. li FRONT (L to R) K. Taylor, G. Seager, T. Giffin, B. Holland, L. Carmack, R. Putt, N. Villa, Mr. Baker, Row 2; W. Moore, J. Decker, J. Miller, C. Clapper, C. Ritchey, G. Clark, M. McCahan, Row 3; C. Comely, R. Baker, P. Spargo, W. Johnson, J. McCahan, D. Kegarise, L. Clark, S. Reed, Row 4; S. Wyles, C. Singer, D. Dodson, T. Cunningham, K. White, S. Steele, R. Schenck. FRONT (L to R) S. Bollman, D. Pittman, L. Foor, A. Guthridge, G. Dolt, A. Buckley, B. Robison, J. Rob- ison, Mrs. Berkstresser, Row 2; L. Johnson, J. Steele, C. O'Neal, C. Ketner, L. Reed, S. Johnson, M. Childers, G. Detwiler, M. Carmack, Row 3; M. Whited, M. Hall, C. Stoler, J. Reed, D. Weaver, A. Rhodes, B. Donaldson, D. Wyles, Row 4; S. Amick.A. May, S. Worthing, S. Capwell, M. Abbott, F. Hall, C. Robison. ieven tk FRONT (L to R) V. Coy, A. Tedrow, R. Miller, G. Reed, D. Mentzer, W. Bailey, N. Hiquet, T. Snyder, Mr. Hastings, Row 2; J. Hall, C. Bender, L. Doit, W. Jenkins, E. Darr, D. Willison, J. Foor, C. Knepper, Row 3; T. Graffious, M. Spencer, Z. Kline, C. Swope, C. Reed, T. Black, D. Nolan, G. Benner, B. Brown, Row 4; J. Rankin, R. Childers, C. Brown, S. Slick, C. Donaldson, M. Garner, C. Mellott, C. Bollinger. VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Johnson, Jerry Hughes, Neal Mitchell, Frances Ciarrocca, Robert Cimbalista, William McMillan, Gary Saylor, Sam Gates, David Burkett, Charles Kormanski, Ronald Masla- nik, Lawrence Zimmerman. CENTER: Gary Seager, Arnold Black, Robert Speck, Fred Sherlock, Neal Hedge, Terry Hamm, Larry Black, James Drenning, Norman Ruby, David Truax, Barry Barton, Mickey Brennen, Robert Warsing. BACK ROW: Sam Hinish, Richard Geier, Larry Horton, Lewis Neuder, Hans Fend, Robert Ford, George Risbon, Gary McGraw, Philip Dolt, Robert Rightnour. The “Cats of Coach Lewis started the 1957 grid season with a bang. They won the first four games. The “flu” then entered the picture and the cats were forced to play three games within eight days, because of re-scheduling. They lost two of these games but tied their most important rival, Robertsdale. FOOTBALL COACHES Head Coach: John Lewis Ass’t Coach: Max Shoenfelt Line Coach: John Witowski J. V. Coach: Charles Mullen SAXTON... . . CHESTNUT RIDGE. . . . . WON 20-6 SAXTON... . . ORB1SONIA . . WON 12-0 SAXTON... . . N. B. C 14-12 SAXTON... . . BELL WOOD-ANTIS . . . WON 18-0 SAXTON... . . ROARING SPRING . . . . . LOST 14-6 SAXTON... . . EVERETT . . LOST 25-6 SAXTON... . . CLAYSBURG . . LOST 14-12 SAXTON... . . ROBERTSDALE . . TIED 7-7 SAXTON... . . WILLIAMSBURG . . . . . . LOST 46-0 FOOTBALL MANAGERS Gary Seager Arnold Black Robert Warsing Jerry Johnson Halfback James Drenning Halfback VARSITY LETTER MEN Jerry Hughes Fullback Neal Mitchell Fullback Francis Ciarrocca End Charles Kormanski End VARSI TY LETTER MEN Samuel Gates Tackle William McMillin Tackle Gary Saylor Center Robert Cimbalista Guard VARSITY LETTER MEN Ronald Maslanik Quarterback VARSITY SQUAD FRONT: W. Schenck, L. McCahan, J. Johnson, C. Kormanski, D. Moore. BACK: W. Estep, R. Maslanik, E. Schenck, H. Fend, E. Hess. BASKETBALL MANAGERS FRONT: G. Seager, M. Brennen. BACK: W. Spargo, G. Saylor, S. Gates, J. Hughes. COACHES Jr. High - Mr. Mullen, J. V. - Mr. Treasure, Varsity - Mr. Shoenfelt. Ronald Maslanik Forward Hansjorg Fend Center VARSITY LETTER MEN Edward Schenck Forward Charles Kormanski Forward Jerry Johnson Guard Richard Moore Guard STARTING LINE UP JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST: (L to R) R. Weimert, E. Willis, L. Hollingshead, D. Truax, R. Sherlock, T. Worthing. SECOND: L. Evans, R. Ford, B. Foor, L. Neuder, L. Wyles, D. Howells, D. Comely. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST: (L to R) G. Reed, D. Mentzer, C. Bender, M. McCahan, M. Whited, N. Villa. SECOND: R. Rupert, D. Brumbaugh, R. Brown, D. Amick, B. Dunn, J. Hiquet. THIRD: J. Reed, R. Hiquet, K. Hile, K. Brumbaugh, D. Kegarise, T. Moore. VARSITY CLUB FIRST: (L to R) Mr. Gates, P. White, A. Daughtery, C. DeLuca, F. Mitchell, W. Spargo, R. Willison, L. Abbott, Mr. Shoenfelt. SECOND: R. Warsing, J. Hughes, G. Saylor, J. Drenning, T. Hamm, F. Ciarocca, J. Johnson, D. Burket. THIRD: Mr. Lewis, A. Black, L. Zimmerman, G. McGraw, R. Maslanik, N. Mitchell. C. Kormanski, L. McCahan, Mr. Hoover. FOURTH: W. McMillin, R. Cimbalista, R. Hess, E. Hess, E. Schenck, S. Gates. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD FIRST: (L to R) J. Hughes. D. Comely, G. Dick, J. O'Neal, C. Reed, C. DeLuca, D. Truax, J. Johnson. M. Brennen. SECOND: Mr. Hoover. R. Taylor, W. McMillin, L. Zimmerman, T. Stewart, R. Singer, R. Wright, R. Hess.R. Maslanik, C. Kormanski, R. Wright, L. McCahan. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SENIOR Linda Abbott Kneeling: P. Reed, J. Yeamans, S. Reed, G. Jenkins, J. Patterson, First Row: L. Altdbelli, E. Thomas, G. Scaratini, T. Moore, B. Halk, C. Barber, B. Kuhstoss, H. Cox, M. Weaver, L). Leonard. B. Zimmerman. N. O'Neal, B. Burket, J. Hotinsky, J. Steele, D. Williams. M. Spencer, Second Row: S. Baker D. Stewart, S. Worthing, E. Blair, L. Clark, N. Adolphson.R. Tenley, A. Black, W. Spargo, C. Brumbaugh, D. Brennen, C. Kuhstoss, D. Workman, L. Nevil, Third: Mr. Shoemaker, L. Albright, P. Bailey, B. Reed, N. Miller, J. Schenck, L. Amick, W. Heister, N. Everetts, P. Zerbe, D. Chaney, J. Taylor, B. Miller, G. Shriver, Fourth: A. Warsing, C. Gates, S. McMurtie, B. Benner, W. Lloyd, J. Fox, M. Fleck, E. Schenck, D. Hiquet, D. Wills, K. Kifer, R. Brumbaugh, G. Snyder. C. Bailey. BAND OFFICERS THE DANCE BAND First (L to R) L. Altobelli, C. Barber, B. Zimmerman, D. Leonard, B. Burket, D. Fix, S. Reed, J. Patter- son, J. Hotinsky, Mr. Shoemaker, Second: D. Stewart, R. Tenley, P. Zerbe, N. Miller, L. Albright, D. Chaney, J. Taylor, M. Mort, E. Thomas, B. Miller, S. Worthing, Third: J. Schenck, L. Amick, H. Hydock, G. Sacratini, W. Spargo, B. Clapper, S. Baker, B. Reed, P. Bailey, A. Black, C. Bailey, F. Mitchell, R. Brumbaugh, A. Warsing, K. Kifer, W. Lloyd, C. Gates, J. Yeamans, W. Heister, Fourth: S. McMurtrie, M. Fleck, J. Fox, E. Schenck, R. Hess, D. Hiquet, D. Dunn, B. Benner. DISTRICT CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS Center: S. Baker, (L to R) D. Fix, E. Schenck, B. Zimmer- man. First: (L toR) D. Fix, M. Mort, B. Clapper, W. Spargo, N. Miller, B. Zimmerman, Second: L. Amick, H. Hy- dock, F. Mitchell, W. Heister, B. Reed, Third: S. McMurtrie, M. Fleck, E. Schenck, R. Hess, D. Dunn, J. Yeamans. MONITORS Center: R. Cimbalista, E. Schenck, (L to R) J. Barto, R. Maslanik, M. Taylor, W. McMillin, J. Johnson, C. Kormanski. BUS DRIVERS (L to R): Mr. Kegarise, Mr. Clapper, Mr. Bollman; Mr. Brumbaugh, Mr. Satterfield, Mr. Ressler, Mr. White, Mr. Porter. JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM OF 1957 On May 10, 1957 the Twenty-First Annual Junior-Senior Prom was held in the high school auditorium. The theme was “Spring Garden” with the decorations portraying a garden scene. The music was provided by Charlie Lockard and his Orchestra. Delicious punch and cookies were served as refreshments. As the evening came to a close, each couple departed into the night with some very cherish- ed memories. FIRST: (L to R) E. Thomas, R. Dickinson, M. Figard, S. Weaver, D. Chaney, A. Daughtery, C. Kuhstoss, J. Williams, B. Zimmerman, Mrs. Masood. SECOND: M. Cimbalista, J. Taylor, P. Bums, J. Treece, D. Reed, L. Amick, E. Whited.'R. Reed. THIRD: D. Rankin, H. Bissell, B. Heffner, S. McMurtrie, J. Browell. S. Ramsey, D. Evans, W. Heister, B. Fluke. of m eri ca FIRST: (L to R) M. Seager, B. Kuhstoss. P. White, M. Figard, J. Putt, J. Linderman, H. Cox, D. Leonard, J. Hotinsky, Mr. Dodson. SECOND: S. Wenglick, E. Blair, S. Worthing,C. Brumbaugh, D. Jenkins, C. Ritchey, D. Busick, N. Miller. THIRD: M. Mort, P. Bailey, J. Taylor, J. Browell, M. Willison, D. Rankin, B. Fluke, M. Cimbalista, A. Rankin. FOURTH: R. Brumbaugh, C. Kormanski, L. Wright, R. Hess, W. McMillin, G. Thompson, W. Schenck, Kathryn Snyder. FIRST: (L to R) M. Diehl, R. Dickinson, B. Long, A. Daughtery, M. Mort, B. Patterson, B. Zimmerman, W. Feegle. SECOND: L. Amick, H. Hydock, W. Heister, F. Mitchell, C. Brennen, P. Bums, J. Snyder. THIRD: J. Yeamans, J. Browell, D. Dunn, A. Himes, J. College, S. Ramsey. Ckips Staff ADVERTISING AND SALES FIRST: (L to R) J. Williams, P. Mellott, D. Leab- hart, D. Baker, D. Diehl, P. Miller. SECOND: A. Snyder, K. Loncosky, C. Swope, E. Shirley, N. Adolph- son. THIRD: D. Burket, L. Black, L. McCahan, B. Flenner. PERSONNEL AND PRODUCTION FIRST: (L to R) M. Diehl, E. Thomas, C. Kuhstoss, M. Figard, D. Buseck, B. Burket, J. Brennen. SE- COND: D. Wright, B. Barto, D. Chaney, M. Cim- balista, J. Cook, F. Houp. THIRD: G. Shriver, B. Fluke, S. Kegarise, S. Hinish, R. Brumbaugh, D. Rankin, J. Taylor. alron.5 THE SENIOR CLASS OF SAXTON-LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRE- CIATION TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS HELPED MAKE THIS YEAR’S ‘‘BLOCK' POSSIBLE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK DR. C. L. ISENBERG DR. C. C. BARTON ALBERT N. MASOOD SAXTON BOTTLING COMPANY D. D. SATTERFIELD, INSURANCE BOWSER’S DRUG STORE A P STORE,SAXTON A P STORE, RIDDLESBURG GIORNESTO MOTOR COMPANY SCAMPER’S MANUFACTURING COMPANY MILLER’S SERVICE STATION SAM GARNER, CHEVROLET GARAGE McMullen furniture store BULLETIN PRINTING COMPANY MARK BULGER, JEWELER PAUL HAMMAN E. EICHELBERGER SON FOX’S SERVICE STATION McMURTRIE OIL BURNER SERVICE FOUSE’S DAIRY HOOVER’S DAIRY TONY’S AND LOLA’S CARBAUGH DISTRIBUTOR, ATLANTIC McMILLIN IGA STORE SNYDER’S MEAT MARKET E. W. GRACEY, GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE SMITH MILLER FORD GARAGE Dr. W. J. Thomas Clara’s Flowers Tenley Coal Company Wayne’s Department Store Enyeart’s Men’s Store Donald Miller - Amoco Service Miller’s Grocery Spencer’s Service Station Harclerode’s 5 10 Store Dixon’s Restaurant Bowser’s Meat Market Reed’s Beauty Shop Hennessey’s Service Station Baker Donelson W. G. Weaver, Electric Store Harvey’s Greenhouse Savadow’s Store Johnson’s Service Station Don Garner, Nationwide Insurance Masood’s Economy Store Carother’s Meat Market George W. Clapper Blair’s Restaurant S. Bartola’s Beauty Shop Ralph Leonard D. Ciarrocca Grocery Store Twin Gables Hotel Harry Krieger Frank Krieger Horton’s Garage June Clapper’s Beauty Shop A Friend Guy Marcocci Mellott’s T. V. Shop James McCavitt Aldine Theater Stoler’s Grocery Store Moore’s Beauty Shop Clifton Bowser’s Grocery Store Guy’s Barber Shop Abbott Brothers’ Hardware Edna Hess Boyer’s Ice Cream Rees’s Service Station Cimbalista’s Service Station Shuke’s Hardware Store Ardath’s Beauty Shop Ernie's Lunch Tom Altobelli 76