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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our class advisers, Mr. and Mrs. Witowski; our yearbook adviser, Mr. Gates; our yearbook business manager, Mrs. Kormanski; and the class of 1959 for making this annual possible. We hope you receive many hours of enjoyment as you read and reread. THE 1959 BLOCK OF SAXTON LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL SAXTON. PENNSYLVANIA The Editors: George Thompson Sharon Kegarise Time may ebb and we may wander, Far o'er distant ways, But our thoughts shall e're be wing- ing To our high school days. Saxton-Liberty, this forever, Shall our motto be, Her bright banner waves before us Spreading loyalty. Schoolmates, comrades, friends to- gether, 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. To the memory of Gary Leroy Dick, our Classmate who lost his life by drowning June 11, 1958, we commemoratively dedicate this book. Co-Editor, Sharon Kegarise; Faculty Adviser, Mr. Gates; Business Manager, Mrs. Kormanski; Co-Editor, George Thompson. EL J, St.ff ADVERTISING: Earla Shirley, Chairman. Earla Shirley, Judy Williams, KathleenLoncosky, Donna Leabhart, Larry Black, Joy Taylor, Anna Mae Snyder, Mary Ann Weaver, Joanne Baker, Donna Rankin, Beth Fluke, Dawn Chaney. 4 SALES: Carol Ritchey, Chairman. Carol Ritchey, Anna Mae Snyder, Thelma Brown, Beuiah Heister, Dawn Chaney, Patty Meilott, Peggy Miller, Mary Jane Carmack, Ray Mitchell, Ken Patterson. PRODUCTION: Donna Baker, Chair- man. Norman Wayne, Beth Fluke, Donna Baker, Elouise Thomas. PHOTOGRAPHY: Donna Wright, Chairman. Donna Diehl, Nancy Cox, Barbara Flenner, Donna Wright. 5 UNDERCLASSMEN: Eddie Mohr, Chairman. Eddie Mohr, Julia Bren- nen, Joanne Baker, Barbara Barto. SPORTS: Larry McCahan, Chair- man. Larry McCahan, Mary Ann Cimbalista, Gary McGraw, Dave Burkett. ACTIVITIES: Wayne Schenck, Chairman. Ruth Brumbaugh, Wayne Schenck, Donna Diehl, Joy Taylor. 6 ministration a n cu Members of the graduating class of 1959: As you take your place in the busy life of tomorrow's world, your potentiality cannot be estimated. If the training, the knowledge, and various abilities of your class and those graduating from our high schools each year could be confined within the territory of the Tussey Mountain Joint Schools for the rest of your lives, the contribution you could make to the progress of this community would be without limit. I must remind you that there will be a difference between your latent ability and your achievement in life. To make your great potentialities become achievements you must work. You did not enter the Tussey Mountain Joint Schools and do twelve years of work, so that you could go through life in a leisurely manner. Society's purpose in giving you an education was to teach you how to work more effectively. I hope that you have achieved this goal. Ralph Waldo Emerson, the great American poet and philosopher, said, Labor is God's education. He only is a sincere learner; he only becomes a master who learns the secret of labor. It does not matter whether you go to col- lege, whether you enter business, or what you select for a career, it is the amount of work you do that will determine your success. Harry H. Alcorn Supervising Principal ration At the present approximately 525 students are attending the Saxton Liberty Junior-Sen- ior High School. Each student is an individual entirely different in every respect from all the others, in fact different from all living species. Aside from your spiritual welfare your individuality should be your most vital concern. Many ideas and practices about which you have studied are universally accepted as worthwhile. These you will accept, bene fitting from the experiences of those who lived be- fore you. Today, there is a growing trend in society to conform. Total acceptance of this idea will mean the eventual disappearance of in- dividual expression. Individuality is the es- sence of democracy. With it we make pro- gress and survive; without it we degenerate and die. Your teachers and I hope very much that the time spent with us has provided oppor- tunities for self development and self ex- pression. G. Allen Hoover Principal Mary Jane Diehl School Secretary Dr. Charles Barton School Dentist Dr. C. L. Isenberg School Physician Mrs. Nancy Masood School Nurse Miss Rose McCahan American History� World His- tory, Problems of Democracy Mrs. L. Maude Ritchey English III and IV, Librarian Mr. Richard Shoemaker Music Mr. Daniel Brumbaugh English II and III Mr. E. Wilson Gates Chemistry, Senior Science, Physics Mr. G. Allen Hoover Latin I and n, Principal Mr. John Witowski Bookkeeping, Business Arith- metic, Business Law, General Busir°ss, Consumer Econom- ics, General Mathematics Mrs. Gladys Witowski Home Economics ' Mrs. Doris Giornesto Health� Physical Education) Civics, Pennsylvania History Mr. Max Shoenfelt Health, Physical Education Mr. Blair Treasure Mathematics I, Algebra Iandn, Plane Geometry, Solid Geo- metry, Trigonometry Mrs. Emily Kormanski Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II Mr. John Lewis General Science, World His- tory, Civics, Pennsylvania His- tory Mr. George Clapper Industrial Arts Mr. Howard Reasinger Driver's Education Mrs. Lorma Williams Art n Mr. Charles Mullen General Science� Biology 12 Mr. Donald Brumbaugh Pennsylvania History, Ameri- can History, World History, Civics Mrs. Mary Berkstresser Jr. Hi. Art, Music, Geography Mr. William Hastings Jr. Hi. Mathematics, Ameri- can and European History Mr. Americo Scarcia Jr. Hi. Science, Mathematics, Health Mr. Dean Baker Jr. Hi. English, Geography Sen io r 3 4ut o frap L Class Advisers: Mr. and Mrs. Witowski. Class Officers: President! Larry McCahan; Vice-President, Gary McGraw; Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Baker; Historian, Elouise Thomas. ? . Oe nior 3 CLASS MOTTO: The timber is cut, now let us begin to build. CLASS COLORS: White and Crimson. 15 CLASS FLOWER: Mamie Eisenhower Carnation. CLASS HISTORY On that memorable day in September, 1955, the day we entered Saxton Liberty High School, our elementary school days became a memory. Our group of 106 soon was introduced to the problems of finding a suitable routine. Before long we became veterans of the first few days of confusion that all freshmen must experience. In due time our class met under the direction of our class advisers. Miss Winnick and Mr. Dodsop, to elect officers. They were: President, William Axon; Vice-President, Wayne Schenck; Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Baker; Historian, Beth Fluke. Our social event for the year was a skating party held at Martinsburg. On September 4,1956, the sturdiest of us were on hand as eager sophomores, with a backward look of accomplishment at our freshman year. Our group now numbered seventy-seven students, anxious for the education which would promote us to a higher level. When the class held its first meeting on September 20, the following class officers were chosen: President, Larry McCahan; Vice-President, Wayne Schenck; Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Baker; Historian, Elouise Thomas. The class sponsored the Saint Valentine's Day party under the direction of the class advisers, Mr. and Mrs. Witowski. Our junior year proved to be a very eventful one for us. We received our class rings, which we shall always treasure. That year our business activities began with selling refreshments at home games. We were responsible for two social events, a gala Halloween party and the Junior-Senior Prom, held on May 9, 1958, with “Oriental Gardens” as the theme. We shall al- ways cherish fond memories of these occasions. Our class officers this year were: President, Larry McCahan; Vice-President, Wayne Schenck; Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Baker; Historian, Elouise Thomas. Our advisers re- mained the same. When September 1958 came, we began to realize that our school days were few. We immediatley began making plans for our yearbook. At our first meeting we elected class officers: President, Larry McCahan; Vice-President, Gary McGraw;Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Baker; Historian, Elouise Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Witowski continued to be our helpmates. In the spring we took the annual educational trip to Washington D. C., an experience we shall never forget. On May 17, Baccalaureate Service was held and on May 19, Commencement. Although we shall greatly miss our experiences at Saxton Liberty, we can look to a brighter future because of them. NELSON GEORGE ADOLPHSON Jughead General: Chips Staff, 3. Plans to get a job. WILLIAM CHESTER AXON Ground Hog General: Football, 1-2-4; Prom Committee, 3; Class Officer, 1; Varsity Club, 4. Undecided. DONNA MAE BAKER Stenographic: Class Officer, 1-2- 3-4; Prom Committee, 3; Chips Staff, 3; Block Staff, Production Chairman, 4; Faculty Secretary 4. Plans to get a secretarial job. RUTH JOANNE BAKER Jo Academic: Prom Committee, 3; Block Staff, 4. Plans to work or attend college. SAMUEL JAMES BAKER Sam Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus, 1- 2-3-4; F.T.A., 4; District Chorus, 2- 3; State Chorus, 3. Plans to attend college. BARBARA ELLEN BARTO Stenographic: Chips Staff, 3; Faculty Secretary, 4; Block Staff, 4. Plans to work in Washington D. C. LARRY DALLAS BLACK Butch Commercial: Football, 1-2-3-4; Varsity Club, 4; Basketball, 1; Chips Staff, 1-2-3; Prom Committee, 3; F.T.A., 4. Undedcided. MARY ANN BOLLMAN Shorty General: Prom Committee, 3. Plans to become a beautician. JULIA JOY BRENNEN Stenographic: Prom Committe, 3; Block Staff, 4; Chips Staff, 3; F.T.A., 2; Faculty Secretary, 4. Plans to work or attend business school. THELMA BELLE BROWN General: Chips Staff, 3; Prom Com- mittee, 3. Plans to become a telephone op- erator. RUTH ALICE BRUMBAUGH Academic: Band, 1-2-3-4; Dance Band, 2-3-4; Prom Committee, 3; Chorus, 1-2-3-4; County Band, 2-4; Block Staff, 4; F.T.A., 2-3-4; Chips Staff, 3; Band Officer, 4; F.N.A., 4. Plans to attend college. DAVID FRANKLIN BURKETT Academic: Football, 1 -2-3-4; F. T.A., 4; Chips Staff, 3; Block Staff, 4; Varsity Club, 2-3-4; Monitor, 4; Prom Committee, 3. Plans to attend college. i MARY JANE CARMACK Hook Commercial: Cheerleader. 2-3-4; Chips Staff, 3; Prom Committee, 3. Plans to get an office job. DAWN SUSAN CHANEY Susie General: Band, 1-2-3-4; Dance Band, 2-3-4; County Band, 2; Chorus, 1-2-3-4; F.T.A., 4; F.N.A., 3-4; Chips Staff, 3; Prom Committee, 3. Plans to attend college. MARY ANN CIMBALISTA Sally Academic: Cheerleader, 1-2-3-4; F.T.A., 2-3-4; Chips Staff, 3; Block Staff, 4; F.N.A., 3-4; Faculty Se- cretary, 4; Prom Committee, 3; Varsity Club, 4. Plans to enter nurse's training. JOYCE ANN COOK Cookie General: Chips Staff, 3; Prom Com- mittee, 3. Plans to work for Bell Telephone Company. NANCY JAYNE COX Nan Academic: Chips Staff, 3; F.T.A., 2-3-4; F.N.A., 3-4; Prom Commit- tee, 3. Plans to enter nurses' training. WILLIAM ROBERT DAVIS Jitterbug General: Prom Committee, 3. Plans to enlist or get a job. DONNA MAE DIEHL Stenographic: Chips Staff, 3; Prom Committee, 3; Block Staff, 4; Faculty Secretary, 4. Plans to get a job. WILLIAM DALE ESTEP Ace General: Basketball,1-2-3. Plans to take a business course. WALLACE ANDREW FLECK Sonny General: Prom Committee, 3. Plans to attend college. BARBARA ANN FLENNER Barb Stenographic: F.T.A., 2;ChipsStaff, 3; Prom Committee, 3; Block Staff, 4; Faculty Secretary, 4. Plans to become a secretary. MARY BETH FLUKE Mercy Academic: Class Officer, 1;F.T.A., 3-4; F.N.A., 3-4; Chips Staff, 3; Prom Committee, 3; Block Staff, 4; Faculty Secretary, 4. Plans to attend college. SHELVY JEAN FOOR General: Prom Committee, 3. Plans to get a job. ROBERT MORRIS FORD Fireball General: Football 1-3; Basketball3; Baseball 4. Plans to attend vocational school. BLAIR GENE GAR LOCK General: Prom Committee 3 Plans to enlist or get a job. RICHARD LEE GEIER Jungle Bunny General: Football 1-3; Chorus 2. Undecided. TERRY LEE HAMM Hambone General: Football 1-3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Monitor 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. Plans to attend college. BEULAH AUDREY HEISTER Shrimp General: Prom Committee 3. Plans to become a beautician. ENOCH EARL HESS Pete General: Basketball 1-2-3-4. Plans to enlist. CARL E. fflNKEL General: Prom Committee 3. Undecided. FRANCES JANE HOUP Gabby Commercial: Chips staff 3; Prom Committee 3. Plans to get a job. SHARON LOUISE KEG ARISE Stenographic: Chips Staff 2-3; Prom Committee 3; School Correspondent 3; Faculty Secretary 4; Block Staff, Co-Editor 4; Chorus 4. Plans to get a job. KARL WILLIAM KIFER Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1- 2-3-4; Dance Band 2-3-4; Band Of- ficer 3-4; F.T.A. 4. Undecided. CLAUDIA MARILYN KUHSTOSS Academic: Band 1-2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Chips Staff 3; F.N.A. 3-4; F.T.A. 4. Plans to attend college. DONNA DARLENE LEABHART General: Chips Staff 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. Plans to become a telephone op- erator. KATHLEEN THERESA LONCOSKY Katie General: Chips Staff 3. Plans to go to Michigan or Ohio. GEORGE TIMMOTHY LYNN General: Prom Committee 3. Undecided LARRY STEELE Me C AH AN Academic: Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football Scorekeeper 1-2-3-4; Baseball Scorekeeper 2-3-4; Var- sity Club 3-4; Chips Staff 3; Block Staff, Sports Chairman 4; Monitor 4; Class Officer 2-3-4; F.T.A. 4. Plans to attend college. GARY DAVID McGRAW Gunner Academic: Football 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3-4; Block Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Mon- itor 4. Undecided. PATRICIA SHIRLEY MELLOTT Patsy General: Cheerleader 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Chips Staff 3. Plans to become a beautician. MARGARET ELEANOR MILLER Peggy General: Chips Staff 3. Plans to work in Harrisburg. DONALD GENE MORNINGSTAR Morning Glory General: Prom Committee 3. Plans to enter business school. ROGER LEONARD NEVILLE Podney General: Prom Committee 3. Plans to join the Navy. ui ALFRED RAY MITCHELL Mitch General: Football 1. Plans to enlist or get a job. HOWARD EDWARD MOHR Eddie Academic F. T. A. 4; Block Staff, Underclassmen chairman 4; Moni- tor 4. Plans to attend college. 1 1 JUANITA MAE O'NEAL Nita Stenographic: Faculty Secretary 4. Plans to become a secretary. KENNETH EDGAR PATTERSON Ken General: Basketball 1. Plans to get a job. DONNA LEE RANKIN Fluffo Academic: F.T.A. 2-3-4; F.N.A. 3- 4; Chips Staff 3. Plans to enter nurse's training. DANIEL CARL REED Dan General: Prom Committee 3. Plans to get a job. HARVEY LESTER REED Harv General: Prom Committee 3. Plans to join the Air Force. DARLENE JUNE RIGHTENOUR George General: Prom Committee 3. Undecided. ROBERT PAUL RIGHTNOUR George B. General: Football 3. Plans to get a job. CAROL JANE RITCHEY Richie Commercial: Prom Committee 3; Chips S t a f f 4; Block Staff 4. Plans to get a job. NORMAN ALLEN RUBY Jewels General: Football 4; Varsity Club4; Prom Committee 3. Plans to find a job. FRANK WAYNE SCHENCK Academic: Basketball 1-2-3; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Chips Staff 2; Monitor 4; Block Staff, Activities Chairman 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 1-2-3; Chorus 4; Varsity Club 4. Plans to attend college. EARLA JACQUELINE SHIRLEY Slabs Commercial: Chips Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Block Staff, Adver- tising Chairman 4. Plans to work in Harrisburg. GARY LANDIS SHRIVER Landie General: Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2; Chips Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Dance Band 3-4. Plans to be a barber. ANNA MAE SNYDER Ann General: Chips Staff 3. Undecided. JAMES ALVIN SWOPE Jim General: Prom Committee 3. Plans to attend business school. JOY ANN TAYLOR Academic: Band 2-3-4; Chorus 3-4; Chips Staff 1-2-3; Block Staff 4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; F.N.A. 3-4. Plans to be a teacher. E LOUISE DIANN THOMAS Elsie Academic: F.T.A. 2; F.N.A. 3-4; Chips Staff 3; Class Officer 2-3-4; Band 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Block Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Band Officer 4; Cheerleader 2. Plans to attend nursing school. GEORGE ALLEN THOMPSON Skip Academic: F.T.A. 2-3-4; Block Staff, Co-Editor 4; Baskatball Mana- ger 2; Monitor 4. Plans to enlist in the Air Force. NORMAN MURRAY WAYNE Norm Academic:Basketball l-2-3-4;F.T. A. 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Chips Staff 3; School Correspondent 3-4; Block Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Mon- itor 4. Plans to study chemical engineering. MARY ANN WEAVER Academic: Band 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3 -4; F.N.A. 3-4; Chips Staff 3-4; Block Staff 4; Dance Band 4. Plans to enter nurses training. JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS Judy General: Chips Staff 3; F.N.A. 3-4; Prom Committee 3. Plans to be an airline hostess. DONNA LOU WRIGHT Pug Stenographic: F.T.A. 2; PromCom- mittee 3; Chips Staff 3; Block Staff, Photography Editor 4; Faculty Sec- retary 4; Chorus 4. Plans to take up office work. LAWRENCE CECIL ZIMMERMAN Larry General: Football 1-2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1-2-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Varsity Club3-4; Monitor 4. Undecided. H. Edward Mohr Attorney at Law Six Mile Run. Pennsylvania September 4, 1969 President of the Alumni Association Tussey Mountain Jointure Saxton, Pennsylvania Dear Fellow Alumnus: In repsonse to your letter regarding graduates of the Class of 1959, I am sending you data submitted following the tenth reunion of our class held Homecoming week of the current year. Since all members did not attend, some information of absentees was obtained from those present and there may be some discrep- ancies. With this in mind, please accept this as declaratory. LARRY McCAHAN, a pharmacist, is owner of a chain of drug stores. (Information was obtained from his secretary, DONNA BAKER.) SAM BAKER has recently opened a new restaurant in Pittsburgh. KARL KIFER and his orchestra are currently playing there. Those of our class assisting Sam in his venture as part-time waiter and waitresses as well as members of Karl's Band are: JOY TAYLOR, drums; RUTH BRUMBAUGH and GARY SHRIVER, trumpets; CLAUDIA KUHSTOSS, clarinet; and M RY ANN WEAVER, French horn. Mary Ann also assists as cashier. LARRY ZIMMERMAN and BILL AXON are, as confirmed by the sports sections of the newspapers, actively associated with the Philadelphia Eagles. These same sections frequently note activities of DAVE BURKETT, TERRY HAMM, LARRY BLACK, and GARY McGRAW with the Pittsburgh Steelers team. BARBARA FLENNER, JULIA BRENNEN, EARLA SHIRLEY, and BETH FLUKE are secretaries to the presidents of four large firms. NORMAN RUBY refers to himself as “head grease monkey in BOB FORD'S Good Gulf Station. His competitor in Neuderville is DONNIE MORNINGSTAR. GEORGE LYNN is co-owner of this venture. DICK GEIER has recently opened a used car lot in Stonerstown across the street from JIM SWOPE'S body shop and junk yard. CARL HINKEL and BLAIR GARLOCK are his hustling salesmen. Three of our class are carrying the Nightingale lamp. NANCY COX is Director of Nursing at Lancaster General Hospital. ELOUISE THOMAS teaches Nursing Arts in the same hospital. JUANITA O'NEAL is doing private duty at J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital. She has specialized in geriatrics, Captain and Mrs. GEORGE THOMPSON of the United States Air Force are stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. Thompson, his former secretary, is remembered as BARBARA BARTO. BOB RIGHTNOUR, an M.P., was laughing at Homecoming about the time he hauled HARVEY REED, Air Force lieutenant, to the guard house because of an argument with two Marines over which service is better. He said Harvey won the “debate (?!I). ANNA MAE SNYDER is now what was once called a “lady of leisure. Her husband owns a department store. DONNA RANKIN told us that she is a designer of exclusive teen and sub-teen wear for the store. CAROL RITCHEY is a buyer in the lingerie department. PATTY MELLOTT is hostess in the “We Plan Your Wedding service, and DANNY REED, a C.P.A., audits their accounts. 29 Alumni Association Page 2 September 4, 1969 WAYNE SCHENCK and EARL HESS recently bought Sam Garner's Chevrolet Showroom. DONNA DIEHL is an excellent secretary for their organization. NORMAN WAYNE, after working summer vacations in his father's department store, has finally passed state boards and is now assistant M. D. in Dr. C.L. Isenberg's Saxton office. MARY ANN CIMBALISTA is his competent nurse. RAY MITCHELL, KEN PATTERSON, and ROGER NEVILLE, former Marine sergeants, are now en- gaged in television sales and repair service. KATHLEEN LONCOSKY, FRANCES HOUP, DONNA LEABHART, SHELVY FOOR, MARY ANN BOLL- MAN, and BEULAH HEISTER are successfully creating in woman's noblest career, homemaking. THELMA BROWN is a beautician; JUDY WILLIAMS attests to her capabilities. Judy, a model for Lily Dache chapeaux, uses Thelma's Beauty Emporium exclusively. DAWN CHANEY teaches physical education at Northern Bedford County High School. It has been released by the Navy Department that WALLACE FLECK is to be the next skipper on the “Nautilus. JOANNE BAKER teaches plane geometry at Bartram High School in Philadelphia. DARLENE RIGHTENOUR and PEGGY MILLER are captains in the WAC's, serving overseas. BOB DAVIS discovered oil on an apparently worthless piece of property and is dividing his time be- tween his winter home in Florida and his summer home in Maine. BILL ESTEP manages the Saxton Sewing Factory and was instrumental in hiring several members of the Class of '60. JOYCE COOK and MARY JANE CARMACK are working in the production end of television in New York City. NELSON ADOLPHSON is doing well with his Brewery Distributorship in the Broad Top area. SHARON KEGARISE is writing a novel while on leave from her staff position on “The Broad Top Bulletin. I hope this is sufficient data on the members of our class. My secretary, DONNA WRIGHT, will be very willing to send more as it is made known to her in my absence. If I may be of further help, please feel free to contact me when I return from Europe in December. Respectfully, H. Edward Mohr HEMohr dlw 30 •Take two, they're small. We, the graduating class of 1959, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Nelson Adolphson, will my false teeth to Larry Wilidns. I, Bill Axon, will my broken nose to “Moon” Baker. I, Donna Baker, will my ability to change flat tires to Ruth Tenley. I, Joanne Baker, will my ability to get along with the kids at the dairy to Sally Brock. I, Sam Baker, will my seat in Mrs. Ritchey’s English class to Bill Lloyd. I, Barbara Barto, will my position as faculty secretary to Dorinda Cart- wright. I, Larry Black, will my seat in Cell-block 11 to Larry Williams. I, Mary Ann Bollman, will everything I own but Carl to Elsie Bollman. I, Julia Brennen, will all my invaluable possessions except Bob to my sister, Dolly. 1, Thelma Brown, will my tallness to Joan Hotnisky. I, Ruth Brumbaugh, will my solo cornet music to Christina Brumbaugh. I, David Burkett, will all my doctor’s excuses to Gene Baker. I, Mary Jane Carmack, will all the boys except Eugene to Sandy Bollman. I, Dawn Chaney, will my ability to practice my horn to Debbie Leonard. I, Mary Ann Cimbalista, will my blonde hair to Annette Black. I, Joyce Cook, will everything but Dick Hess to Janet Patterson. I, Nancy Cox, will my ability to go with one boy at a time to Nancy Everetts. I, Bob Davis, will my Plymouth to the junk-yard. I, Donna Diehl, will my locker, No. 49, to Patti Kuklo. I, Bill Estep, will my basketball skill to Dennis Workman. I, Wallace Fleck, will my seat in English class to whoever wants it. I, Barbara Flenner, will my position as faculty secretary to Connie Ritchey. I, Beth Fluke, will my contact lens to Priscilla Zerbe. I, Shelvy Foor, will my shortness to any junior who needs it. I, Robert Ford, will my ’40 Ford coupe and girls to Jerry Drenning. I, Blair Garlock, will my abilities, however few, to Loretta Bollinger. I, Richard Geier, will my laziness to any junior boy that can handle the job. I, Terry Hamm, will everything that I don’t own to Sam Hinish. I, Beulah Heister, will my ability to square dance to Connie Ritchey. I, Earl Hess, will my ability to play basketball to Larry Wyles. I, Carl Hinkel, will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Ritchey’s room without getting caught to Freddie Sherlock. I, Frances Houp, will my surplus weight to Barbara Halk. I, Sharon Kegarise, will my fifth period study hall to anyone who doesn’t like to talk. I, Karl Kifer, will a map of Entriken to Freddie Sherlock. I Claudia Kuhstoss, will my ability to keep the Northern Bedford boys interested to Helen Cox. I, Donna Leabhart, will everything but my “hot Chevy” to Jean Fessler. I, Kathleen Loncosky, will my white bucks to anyone who wants to polish them. I, George Lynn, will my ability to get into trouble to Janet Putt. I� Larry McCahan, will any extra gasoline I have to Fred Sherlock so he can go to Broad Top City more often. I, Gary McGraw, will my slow ankles to “Zombie” Horton. I, Patty Mellott, will everything I own but Jim to Dorothy Wright. I, Peggy Miller, will everything I have that is of no value to Sally Brock. I, Ray Mitchell, will my seat in English class to Freddie Sherlock. I, Edward Mohr, will my savoir-faire to any junior that may need it. I, Don Morningstar, will my yellow Plymouth to Bill Lloyd (if he can learn to drive it). ____ I, Roger Neville,will my motorscooter to the North Point boys. I, Juanita O’Neal, will everything that I don’t own to Peggy Smith. I, Kenneth Patterson, will my seat in English class to Jim O’Neal. I, Donna Rankin, will my ability to get along with Mr. Gates to Annette Black. I, Danny Reed, will my seat in English class to any unfortunate junior who wants it. I, Harvey Reed, will my seat in English class to Donna Jenkins. I, Darlene Rightenour, will everything I own, but Bob, to Sandra Foor. I, Robert Rightnour, will my seat in English class to Carol Foster. I, Carol Ritchey, will everything but Ronnie to Diane Buseck. I, Norman Ruby, will my seat on the football bench to “Moon Baker. I, Wayne Schenck, will any extra money I might have to Giles Snyder to go to Broad Top. I, Earla Shirley, will my long, naturally curly hair to Betty Barto. I, Gary Shriver, will my ability to hunt deer to Stonerow” Hiquet. —=: I, Anna Mae Snyder, will a few inches of my height to Ruth Putt. I, Jim Swope, will my Dodge to “Stonerow Worthing. I, Joy Taylor, will my ability to eat and stay slim to Kristina Gates. I, Elouise Thomas, will my ability to forget English assignments to Janet Patterson. I, George Thompson, wrill my good nature to Betty Barto. I, Norman Wayne, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Fred Sherlock. I, Mary Ann Weaver, will my long hair to Patty Reed. I, Judy Williams, will everything I have, except Andy, to Connie Miller. I, Donna Wright, will my ability to control my temper to my sister, Dorothy. I, Lawrence Zimmerman, will my big helmet to Neil Hedge. nderclaiSmen 35 _ a to raplii Class Advisers: Mr. Shoenfelt, Mr. Treasure, and Mr. Clapper. juniori CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1958, ninety-six bustling juniors returned once more to Saxton Liberty High School. September 12 was perhaps the high tide of the year for us, for that was the day we re- cieved our precious class rings. Our first class meeting was held September 18, at which time we elected our class officers. During the long autumn we sold refreshments at football games, took orders for Christ- mas cards, and secured magazines subcriptions with the aid of our advisers: Mr. Treasure, Mr. Shoenfelt, and Mr. Clapper. October 24, we sponsored the annual Halloween Party which was, as usual, a gay, rollicking affair. With the merry month of May came the climax of our activities in this busy year, our gift to the seniors — the Prom. Just as we planned and worked for, it was a never-to- be-forgotten occasion. 38 u n ion Adolphson, G. Albright, L. Bailey, P, Baker, R. Barto, B, Barton, B. Black, A. Blair, E. Bollinger, L, Bollman, D. Bollman, E. Brennen, D. Brock. S. Brumbaugh, C. Busseck, D. Cartwright, D. Collare, R. Comely, R. Cox, H. Drenning, J. 39 Ebersole, E. Everetts, N. Figard, D. Foor, B. Foor, L. Foster, C. Fox, J. Gates, K. Halk. B. Hall, W. Hastings, B. Hedge, N. Hinish, L. Hinish, R. Hinish, S. Horton, R, Horton, M. Hotnisky, J, Jenkins, D. Jenkins, E. Knode, J. Kuklo, P. Leonard, D. Lindeman, F. 40 Lloyd, W. Marcocci, C. McCabe, T. McIntyre, J. Miller, B. Neuder, L. O'Neal. J. Patterson, J. Peters, G. Phipps, J. Putt, J. Rankin, A. Reed, J. Reed, P. Risbon, G. Ritchey, C. Seager, M. Shaffern, C. Sherlock, F. Smith, M. Snyder, G. Snyder, K. Speck, R. Stapleton, F 41 Swope, A. Swope, S. Tenley, R. Thomas, D, Warsing, A. Wenglik, S. Whited, R. Wilkins, L. Williams, L. Willis, E. Willis, M. Worthing, S. Wright, D. Young, W. Zerbe, P. juniori And so 42 Advisers: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Mullen, and Mr. Haushalter Officers: President, Dick Howells; Vice President, Larry Wyles; Secretary, Judy Schenck; Treasurer, Lonna Neville: Historian, Carol Snyder omoreS CLASS HISTORY It was on September 3, 1957, that 142 Freshmen, almost trembling with fright, quietly made their way through the entrance to Saxton Liberty High School. Under the supervision of Mr. Gates, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Mullen we met as a class on October 17. In that meeting we chose our officers: President, Larry Wyles; Vice President, Dick Howells; Secretary, Sharon Reed; Treasurer, Becky Burkett; Historian, Rebecca Smith. By September 2, 1958,the class had dwindled to 106 eager persons. We met September 26 to elect our officers: President, Dick Howells, Vice President, Larry Wyles; Secretary, Lonna Neville; Treasurer, Judy Schenck; Historian, Carol Snyder. Our social function of the year was the Valentine party. It is to Mr. Haushalter, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Mullen that we are indebted for guidance this year. 43 o mores Abbott, D. Adolphson, M. Alcorn, C. Altobelli, L. Amick, D. Angelo, J. Arcq, C. Axon, S, Bailey, C. Baker, B. Baker, G. Barber, C. Barnett, M. Barto, N. Benner, E. Black, D. Black, G. Black, R. Brode, H. Brode, T. Brown, E. Brown, L. Brown, M. Brown, R. Brumbaugh, K. Burke, C. Burkett, B. Bussard, J. Davis, J. Davis, J. 44 Davis, N. Decker, M. Decker, W Dei hi, R., Dixon, W. Drenning, D. Drenning, K. Dunn, W. Elder, J. Evans, L. Everhart, J. Fessler, C. Figard, K. Foor, D. Foreman, B. Fox, A. Gates, G. Halk, A. Heath, B. Hennessey, J. Hiquet, D. Hiquet, J. Hoffman, M. Hollingshead, L. Horton, N. Houp, N. Howells, R Johnson, S. Jones, A. Ketner, R. 45 Krouse, J. Kuhstoss, B. Lindeman, J. Luther, R. Lynne, P. Miller, C. Miller, C. Miller, J. Mohr, D. Moore, D. Morgan, K. Mort, J. Neville, L. O'Neal, E. Porter, J. Putt, E. Putt, J. Reed, B. Reed, C. Reed, G. Reed, S. Rightnour, D. Ritchey, D. Ross, W. Rupert, R. Sacratini, G Schenck, J. Sleaster, J. Smith, E. Snyder, C. 46 Snyder, J. Steele, L. Stewart, D. Swope, J. Truax, D. Warsing, C. Weaverling, R. Weimart, C. Workman, D. Worthing, T. om orei No, Washington did not discov- er Pennsylvania!” 47 Officers: President, Ronnie Baker; Vice President, Sam Cessna; Secretary, Pat Young; Treasurer, Dan Brumbaugh; Historian, Sally Wyles rei hmen CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1958, the timid freshmen, all 127 of us, entered Saxton Liberty High School. Our first class meeting, held October 17, was for the purpose of electing the following class officers: President, Ronnie Baker; Vice President, Sam Cessna; Secretary, Pat Young; Treasurer, Dan Brumbaugh; Historian, Sally Wyles. With the help of our advisers, Miss McCahan, Mrs. Ritchey, and Mr. Donald Brumbaugh, we held our first social function in the spring. The Sadie Hawkinses really made it an occasion to be long remembered. By this time the word timid did not apply. 48 men Altobelli, T, Baker, L. Baker, R. Becker, G. Berger, J. Bowser, M. Brennen, H. Brown, A. Brown, F. Brumbaugh, D. Bush, S. Carmack, L. Carmack, S. Cessna, S. Cimbalista, S. Ciucci, L. Clapper, C. Clark. G. Clark, L. Clawson, T. College, J. Cornelius, L. Cornelius, W Comely, C. Cunningham, T. Cypher, W. Darr, G. Davis, B. Decker, L. DeLuca, J. Dick, E. Dickinson, B. Diehl, G. Drenning, A. Drenning, M. Fockler, M. Foor, M. Foor, S. Foor, W. Foreman, J. Foster, D, Gamly, P. 49 Garner, P. Giffin, J. Giffin, T. Gordon, E. Guthridge, J Heaton, W. Hedges, R. Heffner, J, Heister, W. Hile, B. Hinkle, F. Hiquet, R. Hitchens, W. Hoffman, G. Hoover, T. Horton, M. Huges, H. Johnson, W. Jones, J, Kegarise, D. Kozak, M. Kuklo, J. Long, J. Luther, S. Lynn, D. Lynn, E. McCahan, J. McCahan, M. McClure, R. Meyers, F. Moore, T. Morgan, A. Momingstar, G. Morningstar, R. O’Neal, N. Perrin, R. Peters, E. Phipps, R. Pittman, D. Putt, R. Ramsey, D. Reed, S. Rhoat, R. Rhodes, D. Rhodes, J. Rickeard,G, Ritchey, C. Ritchey, J. so Ross, D. Russell, J. Schenck, R. Seager, G. Shaw, J. Shirley, M. Shontz, C. Singer, C. Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, S. Smith, V. Spargo, P. Speck, D. Spencer, K Steele, S. Taylor, H. Taylor, K. Thomas, T. Troutman, J. Villa, N. Weaverling, S Whitfield, D. Williams, D. Williams, L. Wise, E. Wyles, S. Young, P. Zimmerman, T. Taylor, J. men 51 And then the three little bears ... Row 1: T. Snyder. J. Robison, A. Guthridge, S. Heath, M. Carmack, R. Miller, G. Dolt, V. Coy. RoW 2: G. Reed, L. Reed, A. Rhodes, M. Hall, M. Childers, E. Darr, C. Swope, L. Dolt, S. Johnson, Mr. Baker. Row 3: J. Foor, D. Nolan, M. Abbott, S. Slick, R. Childers, C. Brown, F. Hall, C. Robison. Row 1: D. Pittman, B. Robison, C. O’Neal, B. Bailey, A. Tedrow, L. Foor, A. Buckley. Row 2: C. Knetter, J. Steel, C. Bender, D. Weaver, W. Jenkins, G. Benner, N. Hiquet, Mr. Scarcia. Row 3: C. Knepper, D. Willison, T. Graffious, C. Stoler, M. Spencer, M. Whited, A. May, B. Brown. Row 4: C. Bolinger, S. Worth- ing, C. Mellott, C. Donaldson, S. Capwell, M. Garner, J. Reed. Row 1: V. Ripple, S. Steele, B. Sacratini.C. Figard, W. Blair, P. Asmon, J. Mort, D. Childers, W. Cornelius. Row 2: G. Heaton, A. Clapper, N. Ketner, L. Johnson, E. Fluke, G. Detwiler, A. Miller, M. Knode, A. Wright, L. Notestine, Mr. Hastings. Row 3: B. Russell, C. Hall, D. Baker, F. Reed, D. Wyles, L. Hoover, J. Snyder, M. Shaffer, R. Brechbiel. Row 4: R. Roland, R. Fox, A.Hoffman, B. Rinard, T. Black, P. Baker, B. Wolfe, C. Hooper, R. Villa, P. Abbott. Seven Row 1: W. Smith, S. Heath, N. Hickes, P. Allison, T. Bowser, K. Rinard, C. Bussard, W. Morgan, T. Childers, S. Bollman. Row 2: B. Barton, R. Hughes, T. Rupert, J. Clark, A. Ritchey, J. Hall, M. Burns, I. Dodson, R. Wyles, Mrs. Berkstresser. Row 3: J. Stapleton, J. Stapleton, C. Worthing, B. Donaldson, S. Stoudnour, L. Holmes, C. Rhodes, T. Brode, Nt. Bush, K. Moyle. Row 4: H. Kifer, D. Schwartz, A. Weimert, C. Markley, C. Eichelberger, C. Pennell, S. Amich, R. Hiquet, R. Dickinson. cA • Varsity Cheerleaders: Mrs. Giornesto, Adviser; Mary Jane Carmack, Mary Ann Cimbalista, Patty Mellott, Donna Figard, Mary Jane Decker, Dorothy Wright Mary Jane Carmack 56 Cheerleaders: Mary Ann Cimbalista, Donna Figard, Mary Jane Carmack, Patty Mellott, Dorothy Wright, Mary Jane Decker. Substitutes: Judy Knode, Ruth Putt, Deanna Abbott. 57 31 Saxton .. . Chestnut Ridge 19 0 Saxton .. . Orbisonia 14 13 Saxton .. . Northern Bedford 33 0 Saxton .. . Everett 26 7 Saxton .. . Bellwood-Antis 0 7 Saxton .. . Roaring Spring 36 13 Saxton .. . Juniata Valley 7 7 Saxton .. . Claysburg 13 0 Saxton .. . Williamsburg 27 o o Coaches: Head Coach, Mr. Haushalter; Assistants: Mr. Brumbaugh and Mr. Mullen. t t a 58 Larry Zimmerman All county, quarterback Terry Hamm All county, end Dave Burkett Gary McGraw Norman Ruby Bill Axon Larry Black Row 1: G. Seager, L. Black, T. Hamm, R. Baker, R. Brown, G.McGraw, W. Axon, K. Drenning, L. Zimmer- man, N. Ruby, D. Burkett, W. Dunn. Row 2: Mr. Charles Mullen (Assistant Coach), Mr. Donald Brumbaugh (Assistant Coach), T. Brode, D. Mohr, W. Heister, K. Hile, D. Truax, J. Berger, J. Miller, R. Hinish, W. Decker, A. Rankin, Mr. William Haushalter (Head Coach). Row 3: R. Rubert, C. Miller, R. Howells, N. Hedge, H. Brode, L. Horton, S. Hinish, F. Sherlock, M. Brennan, G. Baker. Missing when photographs were taken: Larry Williams, Allen Fox. VARSITY JR. VARSITY Row 1: S. Steele, W. Cornelius, R. Wyles, W. Bailey, D. Swartz, S. Stoudnour, T. Rupert, L. Hoover, G. Heaton, L. Foor, W. Smith. Row 2: J. Decker, G. Becker, S. Slick, G. Diehl, T. Cyper, S. Cessina, C. Donalson, D. Brumbaugh, G. Darr, W. Johnson, J. Foreman. Row 3: R. Villa, H. Kifer, J. Smith, H. Hughes, C. Shontz, G. Clark, M. McCahan, G. Benner, J. Foor, N. Villa. G. Reed. Coaches: Junior Varsity, Mr. Stohler; Varsity, Mr. Shoenielt. Although faced with the most difficult factor of all, in- experience, our boys, under Coach Shoenfelt, improved stead- ily throughout the season and overcame a bad start, losing three out of the first four games, to have a good winning season. The ’ Cats won a berth in the PIAA district 5 Class B playoffs. Before falling to Everett they won eight straight in the Bedford County League. Our boys were the best- balanced and highest-scoring team in the Huntingdon-Bedford County area, averaging well over sixty points per game. The main factors in our winning season were the team spirit and the never-quit attitude of every member of the squad. We’re proud of them. Managers: Gary Seager, Arthur Rankin. Kneeling: Larry McCahan, Ronnie Weimert, Fred Sherlock, Larry Zimmerman. Row 2: Norman Wayne, Larry Wyles, Dick Comely, Larry Holiingshead, Larry Evans, Earl Hess. 'Uar sit y STARTING LINEUP 62 Earl Hess Center Larry McCahan Guard Larry Zimmerman Guard Norman Wayne Forward 63 Junior Varsity, Kneeling: K. Brum- baugh, O. Truax, J. Hiquet, R. Weimert, R. Rupert. Row 2: L. Hollingshead, D. Howells, D. Amick, B. Foor, F. Sherlock. BatUUl Junior High, Kneeling: T. Graffious, D. Schwartz, M. McCahan, M. Whited, N. Villa. Row 2: T. Moore, M. Melius, C. Donelson, D. Brumbaugh, D. Kegar- ise, R. Hiquet. 64 Activities Band CL'Ui33 , 3VJI Vanity CL I, Staff fflonito' 3acu Secr etariei Pc at ro,tj oruS Row 1: M. Smith, L. Altobelli, J. Hotnisky, J. Patterson, D. Figard, K. Taylor, N. O'Neal, D. Wright, M. Weaver, C. Barber, E. Thomas, B. Halk, Mr. Shoemaker. Row 2: B. Burkett, M. Bowser, D. Stewart, D. Wright, S. Reed, P. Reed, C. Brumbaugh, J. Knode, D. Williams, S. Worthing, D. Leonard. Row 3: J. McCahan, R. Tenley, P. Zerbe, S. Baker, M. Adolphson, A. Warsing, T. Moore, G. Sacratini, C. Ritchey, C. Alcorn, K. Spencer, L. Clark. Row4: B. Miller, J. Schenck, D. Chaney, B. Barton, D. Howells, G. Snyder, W. Schenck, J. Taylor, A. Black, P. Bailey, L. Albright. Row 5: K. Gates, B. Benner, S. Hinish, D. Hiquet, L. Horton, K. Kifer, B. Lloyd, S. Kegarise, K. Snyder, R. Brumbaugh. FTA, Row 1: J. Putt, D. Wright, M. Seager, H. Cox, E. Mohr, D. Leonard, C. Kuhstoss, M. Weaver, C. Barber, Mr. Haushalter. Row 2: D. Busseck, B. Burkett, E. Blair, J. Hotnisky, D. Figard, S. Wenglik, D. Stewart, J. Hennessey, L. Neville, S. Worthing. Row 3: S. Baker, P. Reed, R. Teniey, P. Bailey, J. Taylor, N. Cox, D. Chaney, M. Cimbalista, C. Ritchey, C. Alcorn, C. Brumbaugh. Row 4: R. Brumbaugh, K. Snyder, M. Willis, B. Fluke, K. Brumbaugh, B. Benner, D. Burkett, E. Jenkins, N. Everetts, D. Rankin. Row 5: L. Black, G. Thompson, W. Schenck, B. Axon, L. Wyles, N. Wayne, K. Kifer, D. Howells, A. Rankin. J Varsity Club, Row 1: Mr. Gates, M. Carmack, D. Figard, P. Meiiott, D. Burkett, L. Black, M. Cimbalista, M. Decker, D. Wright, Mrs. Giornesto. Row 2: Mr. Haushalter, R. Rupert, C. Miller, N. Ruby, T. Hamm, A. Rankin, M. Brennan, W. Ross, D. Truax, Mr. Shoenfeit. Row 3: L. McCahan, D. Comely, D. Howells, B. Axon, R. Baker, K. Drenning, R. Brown, N. Hedge, L. Zimmerman. Row 4: S. Hinish, G. McGraw, L. Wyles, E. Hess, N. Wayne, L. Evans, L. Horton, H. Brode. Row 1: E. Thomas, J. Hennessey, S. Reed, P. Reed, J. Patterson. Row 2; J. Angelo, L. Altobeili, B. Halk, J. Steele, C. Barber, G. Sacratini, C. Kuhstoss, H. Cox, S. Worthing, D. Leonard, N. O'Neal, K. Taylor, J. Hotnisky, C. Knepper, M. Weaver, N. Hickes. Row 3: S. Capweii, D. Stewart, M. Bowser, L. Neville, M. Spencer, C. Brumbaugh, J. McCahan, P. Bailey, L. Albright, D. Williams, S. Baker, B. Burkett, E. Blair, D. Brennen, C. Pennell. Row 4: Mr. Shoemaker, R. Teniey, L. Clark, K. Spencer, C. Alcorn, A. Black, J. Schenck, M. Adolphson, G. Adolphson, T. Moore, J. Taylor, B. Miller, P. Zebe, J. Porter, D. Chaney, P. Garner. Row 5: N. Everetts, C. Bailey, K. Gates, G. Shriver, K. Kifer, D. Hiquet, J. Fox, W. Lloyd, G. Snyder, B. Benner, R. Brumbaugh, D. Workman, A. Warsing. BAND OFFICERS Junior High Chorus, Row 1: V. Ripple, B. Sacratini, D. Childers, C. O'Neil, P. Allison, C. Buzzard, E. Fluke, J. Stapleton, T. Bowser, N. Hickes,C. Figard, A. Tedrow, Mrs. Berkstresser. Row 2: N. Ketner, M. Knode, K. Moyle, M. Bush, M. Shaffer, K. Rinehart, W. Smith, M. Carmack, B. Russell, A. Ritchey, B. Barton. Row 3: N. Hiquet, B. Donaldson, C. Rhodes, J. Barto, C. Swope, G. Heaton, C. Bender, B. Hughes, L. Dolt, C. Knepper, L. Holmes, D. Weaver. Row 4: B. Brown, R. Hiquet, A. May, A. Weimert, M. Spencer, R. Dickerson, H. Kifer, D. Willison, D. Barto, C. Hooper, F. Hail. Row 5: C. Bollinger, P. Baker, C. Markley, M. Abbott, S. Capwell, D. Schwartz, S. Worthing, C. Pennell, C. Mellott, C. Eichel- berger. Sleeping Beauties. “Whad'va mean, you let the fire go out! 73 Camera shy? ? ? An added incentive to attend class. Small but efficient. Pop cooler empty? ? ? 74 Personnel, Row 1: J. Hotnisky, N. Barto, M. Weaver, M. Seager, D. Wright, J. Putt, J. Black, Mrs. Gior- nesto. Row 2: H. Cox, S. Worthing, D. Figard, C. Ritchey, D. Brennen, D. Busseck, D. Leonard, C. Comely. Row 3: E. Jenkins, C. Ritchey, B. Barton, L. Horton, S. Hinish, P. Kukio, B. Barto. Staff Sales and Adv., Row 1: L. Hinish, C. Foster, R. Tenley, C. Brumbaugh, M. Smith, Row 2: P. Bailey, B. Miller, S. Brock, J. Knode. Row 3: K. Snyder, A. Rankin, G. Peters, D. Comely, M. Willis. Editors, Row 1: D. Busseck, editor-in-chief; C. Ritchey, C. Brumbaugh, N. Barto. Row 2: M. Willis, S. Hinish, D. Comely. Monitors, Kneeling: Larry Zimmer- man, Gary McGraw, Terry Hamm, Larry McCahan. Row 2: Wayne Schenck, George Thompson, Norman Wayne, Eddie Mohr, Dave Burkett. Faculty Secretaries: Julia Brennen, Beth Fluke, Barbara Barto, Donna Diehl, Mary Ann Cimbalista, Juan- ita O'Neal, Sharon Kegarise, Donna Baker, Donna Wright, Barbara Flen- ner. 72 Senior FNA, Row 1: Elouise Thomas, Judy Williams, Claudia Kuhstoss, Mary Ann Weaver. Row 2: Patty Mellott, Dawn Chaney, Joy Taylor, Nancy Cox, Mary Ann Cimbalista. Row 3: Donna Rankin, Beth Fluke, Ruth Brumbaugh, Carol Ritchey. Bai.Latl The 1958 edition of the Saxton-Liberty baseball team under Coach Hoover posted a record of three wins and four losses in an abbreviated season. The Wildcats seemed to be plagued with bad breaks in the important games but displayed good sportsmanship and excellent play as they tried their best for our school. The team competed in the Bedford County League; and, although the boys didn’t win the championship, they had a lot to say about who did. Their victories were over Everett, Chestnut Ridge, and Hyndman, the eventual winner. The team had quite a few under-classmen on it and that fact seems to point to a good season in 1959. 75 atron i Saxton First National Bank Dr. Charles C. Barton R. W. Carbaugh, Atlantic Distributor Everett First National Bank Albert Masood D. D. Satterfield Saxton Bottling Company Ivan White, Insurance Compliments of a Friend Bowser's Drug Store Mark Bulger Bulletin Printing Company Carother's Meat Market Eichelberger Body Shop George Foreman Fouse's Dairy Fox's Service Station Sam Garner, Chevrolet Giornesto Motor Company E. W. Gracey, General Merchandise. Paul Hamman McMillin IGA Store McMullen Funiture Store McMurtrie Oil Burner Service Miller's Service Station Eddie Mohr's Archery Shop, Six Mile Run Riddlesburg A P Ralph Russell, Building Supplies, Aitch Scamper's Manufacturing Company Snyder's Market A. W. Speck, Pontiac Tony and Lola's Zimmerman's Electronics Service Co. Alice Abbott's Beauty Shop Enyeart's Men's Store Frank Krieger's Service Station Vaughn C. Tenley Coal Company Tom Dot's Dairyland Restaurant Wayne's Department Store F. M. Zeth, Estate Donald Abbott, General Insurance Abbott Brothers' Hardware AltobelU's Beverage Distributor Frank Angelo Art's Grocery Baker and Donelson S. Bartola Blair's Restaurant Bollman's Garage Bowser's Meat Market D. Ciarrocca Grocery Store Cimbalista's Service Station June Clapper's Beauty Shop Dixon's Restaurant E. Eichelberger and Son Ernie's Lunch Hastings' Service Station Hennessey's Service Station Hoover's Dairy Angelo Marcocci, Beverage Distributor McCahn Electric Shop Hazel McGhee Meliott Television Service Ray's Dream Diner Riley Bros., Plastering Con., Marklesburg Savadow's Ladies Wear Saxton A P Shab's Barber Shop Shafer's Small Engine Svc., Huntingdon Spencer's Service Station Thomas Electric Willard W. Thomas, Prudential Agent Weaver Electric Williams Dairy Tom Altobelli Clifton Bowser Boyers's Dairy, Aitch Art Clapper's Service Station George W. Clapper Clover Farm Store, Russellville Darr's Grocery Store M.D. Donaldson Eli Facchinei Clover Farm Don Garner, Nationwide Insurance Harclerode's 5 10 Helen's Flowers Edna G. Hess, General Merchandise Johnson's Service Station Ralph Leonard Steve McCahan McCavitt's Store Notestine Restaurant Palmer's Electric Store George Reed Barber Shop Reed's Beauty Shop Rees Garage Landis F. Shriver, Electric Sales Services Ralph Shuke Stoler's Hat Shop Stoler's Store 76 ...--i..'..,