Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

 - Class of 1947

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DELANEY, s X Two 5 X K l Class of 1897 fable af fonfenfs Dedication Superintendent's Message Faculty Staff Student Staff Senior Class Advisors Senior Class Mothers Administration Seniors Classes Activities Athletics Advertising Autographs I I. .Xl'S'l'l N SNYIH-'R .Szffrrivlimulwll of .S.t'!I4717l.Y D d O df bil XYitl1 Il 1h-up svnsc ul. :xppu-uizllimx fm' thc mzmy L'4IIllI'iIillti1lI1S hc has mzuln- to thc lifc of mu' scluml flu1'111Q Ins first yvnr m 5Zlf'l'L'. Illlll tm' Ins :ml m helping to Hllllit' this yczllhmlq pussilmlc, wc gjl'z1tcf11ll5 ch-fliczltc Till-2 S.xx'lzl-ivxlwl-1 tu mu' sllpn-1'ix1tn114lc11t ot sclwuls, II. .Xustin SI1j'llt'I', lfnzn' The 5aper171fena'enf's Message This is an opportune time for all of us to live. XVe hear so mueh about the destructiveness of the atomic bomb and the possibility of the annihilation of mankind that we forget that we have the tremendous task of lighting ignorance itself. How fortunate it is for us to be a part of a constructive life rather than a destructive one! The seniors, who have made such line contributions to the welfare of the school, are leaving with the privilege of continuing their development in institutions of higher learning or following a vocational livelihood to become an active foree in their various social groups. .Xll will have an opportunity to reflect the background they have received within these walls. Those of us who remain must uphold the fine traditions of former years. NYe must think progressively. XYe must endeavor to weave a pattern of fellowship and racial understanding which will help in a small way to promote an international peacetime program. It is indeed a pleasure to work with such a splendid group of students as represent the Sayre schools. May fortune smile favorably upon the class of 1947. May each have the opportunity to fully live so that our school will continue to take pride in the aecomplislnnents of its alumni. May the passing years reveal this as a better world because of your efforts. H. AUSTIN SNYDER, SIIflz'l'l-IIfc'lIll't'lIf of .S'c'1100l.s'. F iw Faculty Adv! ary 5 aff X Mlm H V L ia Elisabeth Bouton, Boyd Beagle, Hcloue Wildrick, Judson Kast. Delphine Krotzer, ZXIIIHZIQTI' , . I.itcrzu'y, Lag .Xrt, Lay-out Plum vgraphy .Xrlvcrtisillg Circuluticm . Typing , , Anna Mason, Francis Copp .jvnsux KAS1' '-out A IIIQLUNIA: XYILDRICK Six A I,l.I.PllINli liRu'rz12R l R.XNL'lS CUPI' . .llcwn 111-:AxcsL1-1 ...XNNA KIASON S.Xlll2'I'lI Hmwrox Yearbook 5 aff x...,t.,,. ,J t e ft- orroo S I t .t lzrxf lfUIx'.' tune Lntnn, Pauline Rnll, jo.Xn:i Sninb, Virjginin Vi'bitne5, lfileen McCabe, izlilllllllli Atluni, Donald Shezhlen, Reverly 'll1.eig'.', .Xrtbur lferris, Riebnrcl lizlnley, lletli Xyers, Rose lialnski, Theodore Theob:n'ouw, jenn lk-Wan, Rerniee llieks, Vioiil Seutary 'vruviml lfuiei Genevieve Velardo, l'z1nl:1 Sehrzun, llznwn llqulxlonzl, lflorene Ferro, iflililiwlil Roderick, l r:lneis Knapp, Robert Sinitb, Cordon Morisonj l.e:u!on1 XY:lrner, Robert Peterson, Louise Dugan, jean Kelly, Annu Ball, llonulcl Ilnrton, Charlotte Werkbeiser, Lucy Gregori i':tiii.llI'-ill-CiliCi' , .Xrt . . .. Senior XYrite-ups Soeiety ,..... . PilUtUg'l'lllDilj' . Nlusie . . A . Sports Clubs , . , llrzunuties .. .'XliYL'l'tiSillg' . Circulation . Typing . . 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XYe are incleerl f111'11111z1te in llZlX'il'Ig' so line Z1 lliffh school 5 p1'i11eipz1l. lflvtwz 1 Say e H426 School acuity t Hx sta ' X h 55 3 ,, 5 HA i x tw 5 .t I .Q 1 ' t if t 1 , 1 . VX l iV.x'I lx'u:t'.' Xgnt-N Flynn. Irla Ifivlch, liatlnwnt l,1'iIIVL', Krtthvrilmt- flaunt-r. lk-lphim' Iil'11l7k'l', 4it-1'al1lim- Sttwltul. llvltmt- XX.iIfll'il'Ii, Xlurit-I liaxtt-xy Ruth ixlftlilx, 1Qr.1t't- 5111-Int. lfmma iiillcltv .Nmmltl lxngpg l'.I1N2,1vt-tll lmtltrnt. ll:u'1'1vt kaw. ,XIHIIX Xlznwtt, ,Intl-tm Ixaft. Xt-lam Sicklvr, XxYiHiJtlH Lung, lNl!lllll'1'iIlk' Xlatanlt-, .Ivan lbttttgltt-rtx, Ruth 'I1'!L'l'. Hi'1'll'1ltlt' llulsi Y ,llfzirtl lx'n:t'Q Ham ilmvlcy, Ill: lxtvluwt lfvam, C4l1:u1'ltx Ymutg, I'1X't'l'l'U llk'1'l'ik'li, l x':tI1t'is Ummm, Ray ll:111x't'1'. Ilttytl l:K'1lQIlk', .HIlI'j' U'l'ttj.1t-, 'l'F1fx1v:1x -Irnmvs .S'f1,'w'I'1'11!.'11.'ft'l:f ll. .X1's'HX Srivmilt Xlausllt-lrl Stair 'l'c:1t't1v1's K4uI!t'Qt'. ll. S. I,l'IlUSf'IX'IlIli1l State: Vtvllcgc. XI. lftl. f,1'1'11t'14j't1l -llmstwx lf. lyxxl' Kllmttgltt LuIlt'g:'f.', .X, IK. tttvltmxlnia LvIliX'L'l'Silf', Nl. .X. Ill-.H Stmwtml. If,xt11'nw XIVRII-II. l3.xx'l'l5lc . , . l,CIIllSj'IX'1lI1i2lSI1llL'f.tvHk'gk'. IE. S .... Suit-rtvc Iitwlv I:Ii.Xtil.li . . . tit-ttysIu1t'g' ffullvgt-, X I1 ..,, l'tttt11wy'1x':111ia Statt- tlwllcqv. Xl. S ,... lfttglislt l':l.lS.XIlI'.'I'II l3m rwN . . . lnmliana Stats ,l1k'1tClIL'1'S lU1Ilt'gc. Il. S .... l.tl!lllHL'l'L'i2lI ' 41 A I W A. ,. . lltxlcltll-tl ttxaln txupplyt . . . XIIIIISIICIQI wtatt' lt-at'l1t'1's ttvllt-gc . . . llumc lCt'tn1m11it's 7x1x't'If'L' Sayre High School Faculty fcontinuedj FRANCIS Com' . . . Mansfield State Teachers College, B. S .... Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed .... Science AIARY COWLEY . . . Misericordia College, A. B .... Social Studies JEAN IJOUGHERTY . . . Marywood College, B. S .... Commercial Rom-:RT M. EVANS . . . Temple University, A. B .... Temple University Dental School, D. D. S .... Dentist IDA FINCH . . . VVorchester City Hospital, R. N .... XVestern Reserve University, Public Health Nursing . . . Nurse AGNES FLYNN . . . VVooster College, B. S .... Mathematics -TANET FLYNN Con leavel . . . Russell Sage College, B. S .... Home Economics RUTH FRANK . . . Mansfield State Teachers College, B. S .... New York University, M. A .... English, Music ' KATHERINE GARNER . . . Pennsylvania State College, B. S .... Home Economics TSMINIA GILLETTE .... Allegheny College. A. B .... Columbia University. M. A .... French, Social Studies DOROTHY HYXLI .... Syracuse University, A. B .... Physical Education RAY HAUYER . . . Ithaca College . . . Music' EVERETT HERRICK . . . New York University. B. S .... Commercial GERTRUDE HOLsT . . . Pennsylvania State College, A. B.. M. A .... English, Social Studies THOMAS .TONFS . . . East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B. S. . . Physical Education, Basketball DELPHINE KROTZER . . . Mansfield State Teachers College . . . Art XVILLIAM LONG . . . Dickinson College, A. B .... Pennsylvania State College, M. A .... Mathematics ANNA MASON . . . Mansfield State Teachers College, B. S .... English KATHERINE TMTATANLE . . . Syracuse University, B. S .... Library D. S. MOTSAY . . . University of Scranton, B. S .... jefferson Medical College, M. D .... Physician MARY O'BOYLE . . . Marywood College, A. B. . .. . Latin M. EVELYN PECK . . . Columbia University, B. S., M. A .... Science KATHRYN PRINCE . . . Pennsylvania State College . . . Social Studies E. PAUL RICHIE Con leavei . . . Bucknell University, A. B .... Harvard University. M. A., M. Ed .... Social Studies NELSON SICKLER . . . Mansheld State Teachers College, B. S .... Music GERALDINE STOCUM . . . Mansheld State Teachers College, B. S .... English, Social Studies GRACE STREBY . . . Mansfield State Teachers College, B. S .... Mathematics STEPHEN SYDORAK . . . Moravian College, A. B .... Physical Education, Football, Baseball RUTH TOZER . . . Mansfield State Teachers College, B. S .... Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed .... Mathematics, Science HELONE VVILDRICK . . . Albright College, A. B .... English, Social Science CHARLES YOUNG . . . Oswego State Teachers College, B. S .... Mechanical Drawing, Shop Tliirfvrn I u., rv' -sung I 1.laxxm: XX 11, um -Mx lc I-, 5 XXII I-.IA N Af mrv In Hn' l'1'1'm'1'fArl .S1'ff'wI11rylfvIhr.N'1ffwr'i11lu11f1'1:rl 14 fflf I' ' to ll 7 Il Xu im 5!lX'l!k'l', Sik'l!I1k'Il Sj'Lll!l'2lli, 'lxlmmxxs ,l4nu's, SIHIIIIUI 1. Krcsgc, Ilznliul 'lillj 1311 R1 mclnvy l,. Slwlgv, l'xl'2lHK'iS I.. Q'npp,.lllslsu11 Kilst lfullrlwlz Nat bnal Honor Soc bfy 'fs -is t ' ' 35... 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'l'lic iiiciiilmcrs :irc sclcctccl l-Vtllll tlic Sciiiui' :mil -liiiiiui' clzisscs: tlic 'liiiiioi' Class iiiciiilicrs, limit-x'ci', :irc pi'olm:itiuii:ii'y' iiiciiilii-i's only. l.ists of eligible mciiilncrs :irc clmscii l'i'mii citlici' lllk' gmiip of first liuiiiii' stiiclcilts or tllc iippci' tcii pci' cent ol' tlic Class, tlic lztrgci' grmip lit-ing iisi-il. VllllCSL' lists :irc tlicii siilmiittccl tn tlic fziciilty. ,Xii Ill-l-ll'lllIlllYk' into ut' :lt lczist two-tliii'ils ul' tlic fuciilty must lic i'cccix'cil lay czicli stiiilciit lui' nclmissioil tu tlic Society. 'lllic iiiizilitics for ziiliiiissimi :irc l.cz1clci'sliip, Scliiwlursllip, Service. :mil flllZll'I1L'fCI'. 'lllic Cllnptci' is Z1 mcmlici' of :t iizitiimzil imigziiiizzitiimii cuiiiprisiiig ovci' tlircc tliouszmml groiips tllmligllulit tlic L'11itcil Stzltcs. lfzicli ycai' Colle-gc Pi'cp:ii':1toi'y stiiilciits l-l'Ull1 tlic iippci' twciity-iivc pci' cciit of czicll cltuptci' may tzllic Z1 Nzitiuiizil lloiim' Sucicty Sclmlzirsliip lfxzmiinzitiiin. 'l'l1c Saiyrc flllZlllICl' lizis llL'Cll ziutivc in tlic pzist tivo yczirs iii ciiinpiliiig :1 llzmillmuuk of scliuol iitforiiiatimi wllicll slioulcl be of usc to all stuilctits in coming ycars. Iiiftven l0l..X Xl. ScL 1'i'1zx' It in l1 is made many outstanding contributions to the Valedfkfor bn Viola possesses unusual reserve but beneath this is a lively spirit. She has been a Valuable asset to the class not only in scholastic standing but also because of her cooperation with both teachers and students. .Xctive in school allairs, she has participated in the activities of the National llonor Society, Pep Club, Cap and Cue Dramatic Club, l.ibrary Council. and has also been a member of the Yearbook Stall. She plans to attend a business school in the near future. Sala afar bn Class ot 47. .X conscientious student, she has success- fully managed to combine scholastic achievement with genuine friendship to all classmates. Active in school aliairs, she has been a member of the National Honor Society and Pep Club. She also assisted in the produc- tion of the Senior Play and served on the Yearbook Staff. hlean plans to attend Blount Saint Vincent next year, and we are sure she will maintain the same high standing. S'i.i'Im'iz .JU W. D' U, i., '. '.', ,s f 1 ,. 4 . ,Hung .'. Q fr,4!:'o'r.,. JEAN L. DEWAN A4 2 WV C W- ng If E2 al fm 7: fl I ' I' f f 4' Z dl Q is 1 Q, Z5 -.. W gf., 2 K x . 1 f MX N '- ., ,,. Q'WHqjM , Wx i I X157 , . 7?1, ff 'Q 4 f 133: U 1 :K Qian, if N X 5 42 ' xx X 45, I I , 'JL-Z, ' ' I - . 115271: 1' , ! ,I -1. ei--.-. -' i 'lLg!.1I!L'n Q -KQQF-:H iii, J '-'Lv -1.5 -:J-Q Q - 43' 1' mn .S'c L'r'11Ivuu J embr dass Offfkers Rulwcrt lihlrn-ml, Iiilwn Nlrfnlw, lyillllhlk' llnll, Rose llalusk-, XYilli21!l1 lfrlc l1'L'Sil1L'llt . ,..P.xL'1.1x1-3 R. Ilxll in--p1'csicIc11t . A . IQILIQIQN DI. Nlrfxnl 5L'L'l'L'11ll'j' .A Rosle Nl. H.XI.l'rI I I'L'llSlll'L'l' . , .XY1I.1.uM Iiml Xssmnlwly fqlllliflllilll . , ,Rnlzlclw C. ELIIRI ll Ifiglzlvm B .Vembrs XY.Xl.'l'lCR .Xe K1.liv Ciwzvral Duel is a frequent visitor at the office . . . Tumbling' Club . . . Review lylathentaties Club . . . easy-going' . . . never worries . . . chief ambition is to graduate . . . no plans for the future. linxxirxn tl. .Klum College 1'rt'fw1ratory' lfddie has been captain of the cheerleaders for two years . . . helped originate the Pep Club . . . president of l,'ep Club . . . lllC1lll3Cl' of Chefs' Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . engages in intramural sports . . . lead in senior class play . . . friendly . . . aetive . . . plans to study llotel Klanagenient at Cornell. bl.XRY ll1a'rn .-Xvlcizs College l'rvju1rulw'y lieth is friendly . . . capable . . . loves a good argument . . . member of Sayrenade Stall' . . . Cap and Cue . . . l'ep Club . . . Yearbook Stall: . . . had a lead in junior play . . . Muriel in senior play . . . plans to attencl l'enn State . . . literary-lninded. .Vin ul UUIL Seniors l'.xTR1cm A. AYERS General Pat is cheerful . . . likes to roller skate and square dance . . . member of Library Club . . . Tri Hi-Y . . . Pep Club . . . Ushers' Club . . . wants to enter nursing. VV11.1.mM N. le1,xuL1sv General Uill is definite in his ideas . . . member of the football team in eleventh grade . . . Let- termen's Club . . . manager of the football team . . . Chefs' Club . wants to be a printer. -IouN A. li.xc:L1N1 General Rucker joined the Seabees in 1944 during his sophomore year . . . was discharged July 1946 . . . member of the Chefs' Club . . . has a talent for impersonating Al Jolson . . . wants to be a state trooper . . . good-looking . . . popular. Twenty Seniors l'.xU1.lN1f: R. l!.u.i. College Prefvaratory Paul . . . our efficient and capable class president . . . excellent student senior Sayrenade Stall' . . . l'ep Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Yearlzook Staff . . . Senior Girls' llaskethall Team . . . selected as representative to D. A. R. tiood Citizenship Contest. Rosa M. li.Xl.l'Slil Bzfsifzem Rosie . . . a popular nieuiber of the class . . . enthusiastic . . . always the center of a crowd . . . contagious laugh . . . good natured . . . lllellllfel' of l'ep Cluh . . . llonor So- ciety . . . Choral Club . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . participated in junior l'lay . . . interest is in W'averly. llwm I.. li.XliTI.I'I'I l' College Preparatory David is shy . . . reserved . . . tall and thin . . . blond hair . . . has long' artistic hands . . . plays the piano . . . soft, quiet voice . . . takes piles of books home . . . likes to read. Twenty-one Seniors lhc'r'rY A. lilLLINGS Gmwral llctty likes to collect everything . . . loves music . . . member of Choral Club . . . Band . . . Ushers' Club . . . Library Club . . . Tri Ili-Y . . . l'ep Club . . . plans to attend Mans- field State Teachers College . . . ambition is to teach music. l'u1L1v R. Humax' General Shifty as he is often called left school for the Navy in 1944 during his junior year . . . discharged in July 1946 . . . member of football team . . . Lettermen's Club . . . intramural sports . . . plans to enter the business field upon graduating. lik N l5s'r L. HREN N A N General f'Ernie . . . loves to eat . . . likes sports . . . wide sense of humor . . . member of Pho- tography Club . . . chief ambition is to be an electrical engineer . . plans to join the Navy in the future. Twenty-two lLxRls.xR.x I.. lltuerox Harb . . . pretty . . Seniors 1fIlSllll'S.Y . neat dresser . . . likes to swim . . . roller skate . . . plays on the girls' basketball team . . . member of Library Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to be a telephone operator . . . interest is at the lron Kettle. l'.ixt'i. llusrtx Paul likes to hunt lzlushes easily . . . shy member of Tunibling the future. lCpN.x C. L'ANriicI.n tirziwal outcloor sports . . . . . sense of humor . . . Club . . . no plans for Btlsfrzvss lfdna was runner up in the HSIIUXY Queen election . . . attendant to the Queen . . . plays clarinet in the Band . . . member of Choral Club . . . Sayrenade Stall . . . Library Club . . . Girls, Sports Club. Twvfzfy-tlirve Seniors JUSIEPII S. C1.w.xRmN1 General Joe joined the Seabees in 1944 during his sophomore year . . . discharged August 18, 1946 . . . member of Hobby Club . . . plans to be a train operator. Doxrxw E. CONKLKNG General Cookie . . . happy and agreeable . . . likes bowling . . . Hshing . . . hunting . . . always teasing Rosie . . . aspires to enter rloral busi- ness . . . member of the Chefs' Club . . . intends to enter the Army after graduation. CLI 1fToN l.. CoNLE,Y General Clif . . . joined the Navy in 1944 in his junior year . . . discharged july, 1946 . . . was a member of the football team . . . intra- mural sports . . . Chefs' Club . . . good dancer . . . well-dressed . . . flirtatious. 1 Twenty-four Seniors ANNIE li. CooLIc'K I?11sf11e.rs Anne likes sports . . . slow music . . . mem- ber of Choral Club . . . l'ep Club . . . collects phonogzjraph records . . . capable . . . pleasant . . . wants to be a medical secretary. C.X'l'lll'2RlNli l.. lJlit'l:L1u: Colle-Q0 Prvfvarafory Katie is full of fun . . . active . . . sympa- thetic nature . . . always reazly to listen to your troubles . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . dramatic . . . Pep Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Choral Club . . . took part in the senior play . . . Cheerleader . . . prefers the vets . . . always singing. .Il-:AN l.. D1-ZXYAN College PI'I'f7tU'0f07'j' .lean has a pleasing' personality . , . depend- able . . . llonor Society . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . l'ep Club . . . Yearbook Stat? . . . helped with the senior play . . . plans to attend Mount Saint Yincent College . . . wants to travel . . . loves Gershwin music. T1c'v11ty-ffm' Seniors C.xRoI.x'N ,-X. DIPIU I?Il.Yllli'.Y.Y Carrie . . . loves to swim . . . roller skate . . . dance . . . collect souvenirs . . . never with- out a cheery smile and a joke . . . plans to enter secretarial Field . . . interest is in Owego. l.lilJ I . limi-ICR lI1r.vi11rx.c Cyn . . . quiet--mannered . . . friendly . . . hails from lVest Sayre . . . favorite snhject is llookkeeping . . . likes to travel . . . wants to he an accountant. Rllxkx' JEAN DUFI4' Gl'IIl'l'tlI Duffy . . . excitable and energetic nature . . . always gahhing . . . athletic . . . Senior tlirls' llaskethall Team . . . l'ep Cluh . . . friendly and popular . . . interested in the junior class . . . popular with the hoys . . . always seen with Clara . . . has all the latest gossip. Twenty-six Seniors Y1Ro1NI.x A, l5UNl lili Busizzvss Ginny . . . pleasing personality . . . fond of square dancing , . . roller skating . . . ath- letic-minded . . . loves swimming . . . member of Library Club . . . Sayrenade . . . Senior liirls' llasketball team . . . llep Club . . . pretty hair. lRlCNl'I li, lluluzeli Business Irene is vivacious . . . giggles constantly . . . loves to dance . . . happy-go-lucky . . . likes all men . . . member of Choral Club . . . l'ep Club . . . prefers jive to classic . . . wants to 'ro in show business with llauline. 5 R4 ll!lCR'l' C. liI.llliI'1lb General llob stands out in the class-he should- stands 6' 3 tall . . . joined the Navy in 1944 during his junior year . . . discharged in 1946 . . . was a member of the Craft Club . . . bas- ketball team . . . l.ettermen's Club . . . member of llobby Club . . . assembly chairman of senior class . . . rather shy and quiet. Tweaziy-sewn Senior WILLIAM ERLE Business Bill joined the Army in June 1944 during his junior year . . . discharged in June 1946 . . . friendly with everyone . . . straight- forward . . . quite active in senior affairs . . . treasurer of senior class . . . Hobby Club . . . Pep Club . . . works hard when he's asked to. ARTII UR L. FERRIS General Art . . . very good looking . . . one of our best athletes . . . football, basketball, baseball teams . . . Lettei-men's Club . . . captain of football team . . . King of Hearts . . . noted for his physique . . . easy-going . . . wants to be an electrical engineer . . . Fingers . ELOISE l. FRANTZ Home Economics Eloise is quiet . . . likes to do handwork such as knitting and Crocheting . . . a member of the Sayrenade Staff . . . Tri-Hi-Y Club . . . Choral Club . . . Ushers' Club . . . her future is undecided. Twenty-eight Seniors RlCligKRlJ ll. GANLEV General Dick is a member of football, basketball, and baseball teams . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Brid-ge Club . . . plays the clarinet in Band and Orchestra . . . society editor of Yearbook Staff . . . interest centers around South Wa- verly . . . Itch plans to study engineering at Lafayette. josisi-H E. Gelfifexvr General joe . . . comic of the class . . . always joking . . . one of those remarkable people who have never missed a day of school . . . good-natured . . . friendly . . . unusual wit . . . participates in intramural sports . . . has that shorn ap- pearance. DCDNALD GL1socKN1zR General Don left school in 1942 during his junior year . . . joined the Navy . . . discharged February 1946 . . . was member of Movie Goers' Club . . . Athletic Club . . . played on the basketball team . . . excellent player. Twenty-nine Seniors Jmulas Glu-:l':N1aY General james, better known as VVcino CWC knowj is tall with dark hair . . . where would we be without his sense of humor and where would he be without his pipe? Favorite pastime is shooting' pool . . . announcer at athletic games . . . chief ambition is to become a sports announcer. Mximc 'l'll1clu':six llxne College Preparatory Marie is tall and queenly . . . well-poised . . . well-dressed . . . naturally wavy hair . . . mem- ber of Pep Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . plans to attend Tabe-Coburn Fashion School in New York . . . wants to be a buyer. lJol't:r..xs li. ll.xLL Collvgv Prvfmnzfory Doug . . . shy and quiet . . . very smart . . . his best subjects are science and math . . . stuclious . . . agreeable . . . serious nature . . . always has his homework clone . . . mem- 'Jer of llonor Society . . . Science Club. Thirty Seniors D.XRl!.XR.X lf. H.-xxn Collvlqc Preparatory Harb is lovable . . . gentle manners . . . baby-faced . . . quaint little ways . . . beautiful blond hair which she threatens to cut . . . wears a 1943 class ring several sizes too large . . . member of Cap and Cue . . . Pep Club . . . never gets a joke . . . plans to enter nursing. J'.XL'li D. ll.xL'skN1aeI1'1' College l,l't f'Ul'tIf0l'.l' .lack is quiet and stumlions . . . a willing' worker . . . intends to study accounting' in llutfalo . . . ineinber of Science Club . . . l'rom Committee worker . . . likes to read. lhclzxlcli l licks Cirwllvlqr' l'rr'jn1rulury llernie . . . red hair . . . capable anal cle- penclable . . . always floes a job when asked . . . took part in both junior and senior plays . . . Science Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Yearbook Staff . . . wants to attend l'enn State. Th iffy-0110 Seniors llrumx l. TIORTON College Preparatory Hilda . . . friendly . . . faithful committee member . . . inseparable from Hicks . . . ITICITI- ber of orchestra . . . Tri Hi-Y . . . Science Club . . . Pep Club . . . plans to be a nurse, and will probably make a good one . . . capable and dependable. CARL R. l'lOUGI1TALEN General Carl likes to collect guns . . . plans to enter the Navy upon graduation . . . friendly . . . rather quiet . . . member of track team in eleventh grade . . .Chefs' Club. VVILLIAM S. PIOVER Business Bill . . . Soup . . . plays the violin in Or- chestra . . . plays the French Horn in Band and in the Swingsters . . . chief ambition is to graduate . . . wants to attend Mansfield to study music. Tliirty-two Seniors VVILLIAM D, JAscoMB General Bill is tall . . . dark . . . handsome . . . bright but cocky . . . member of Tumbling Club . . . vice-president sophomore class . . . Honor Society . . . Bridge Club . . . plays intramural basketball . . . plans to attend either college or naval academy . . . won Navy scholarship . . . B, If' Evrzmzrr M. JOHNSON General Everett is rather quiet and reserved . . . neat dresser . . . good-natured . . . member of Science Club . . . probation member of Honor Society . . . school reporter for Evening Times . . . plans to go on to college to be a chemical or electrical engineer. Pnvnms JOHNSON Business Phyllis is petite . . . gad-about . . . talkative . . . always doing something . . . Choral Club . . . Library Club . . . Pep Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . helped with senior play . . . popular with the boys . . . plans to be a secretary. Tlzirly-llrrce Seniors Sn lumix' J0llNS'l'0N College Preparatory Shirl lives in Ulster . . . quiet and re- served . . . well-liked by her friends . . . nice . . . member of Science Club . . . Tri lli-Y . . . French Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to attend Beaver College in Philadelphia. Romikr T. KIENRICK General llob, as he is known to us, is good looking . . . black curly hair . . . former member of the U. S. Navy . . . never at loss for humor or friends . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . intends to continue studying at Scranton Uni- versity. Dorm K, KEPNER General Dora is attractive . . . rather quiet . . . pleas- ing personality . . . seldom voices an opinion , . . likeable . . . member of Tri Hi-Y . . . llome Economics Club . . . Choral Club . . .Pep Llnb . . . Cap and Cue . . . wants to be a nurse. Thirty-four Seniors RIARY L. Iinxiiclemxuu College Preparatory Lou . . . type you like to talk with . . . one 'of the prettiest in the class . . . Snow Queen at the Senior Prom . . . member of Pep Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . heart belongs to Wa- verly . . . rather quiet . . . pleasant personality. GENE l..x'rlx1 Gcucral Germ . . . personality plus . . . one who is lround to succeed . . . friendly with every- one . . . member of football team . . . Letter- men's Club . . . Tumbling Club . . . Chefs' Club . . . the villain in both junior and senior plays . . . good actor . . . genius in art . . . u ants to enter Edinboro College . . . teach art. DARLENIE B. LAIYX - College Preparatory Darlene was certainly well named for that is what she is . . . popular . . . friendlv . . . very definite in her ideas . . . Cap and Cue . . . Pep Club . . . prompter for junior and senior plays . . . plans to take a laboratory teclmician and medical secretary course . . . pet peeve spelling of the name Darlene Cdarlingj. Thirty-fif'v Seniors JAN Ice M. Llzwls Business Janice is one of our likeable Lewis twins . . . amiable and co-operative . . . very fond of horses . . . hopes to have a large dress shop some day . . . a member of Band, Orchestra, Home Economics Club . . . Sports Club and G. A. A .... loves square dancing. Jovcia ll. LEWIS General Joyce is friendly and pleasant . . . shares her sister's love of horses . . . together they own and care for their horse 'lTex'y . . . member of lland, Clrchestra, Home Economics Club, G. A. A., Cap and Cue . . . likes to square dance. MARY Louisa LvNcH Business Louie . . . chummy . . . talks incessantly, especially in Study Hall . . . noted for her long- winded dialogue in the senior play-consisting of a half dozen Ugh's . . . member of Pep Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . wants to be a secretary. Thirty-six Seniors JOHN J. MACONE General John is tall . . . good looking . . . interested in Mechanical Drawing . . . served on the dec- oration committee for the Prom . . . participates in intramural sports . . . member of the Chefs' Club . . . hopes to enter the Army upon com- pletion of schooling. JOHN MADIGAN General Slip . . . pals around with Guzz Latini . . . member of football and basketball teams . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Chefs' Club . . . studies hard . . . well-liked . . ., plans to enter the Marines upon graduation . . . wants to be an accountant . . . likes all outdoor sports. DELILAH A. MARTIN Business Delilah has very blond hair . . . amiable . . . peppy . . . member of Craft Club . . . Ushers' Club . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . Pep Club . . . interested 'in Design. Tlzirty-seven Senior Iii Lizmr J. M CCABE General Eileen came back to Sayre in her junior year from Newark, New jersey . . . pleasant way . . . prefers the big, strong type . . . member of junior play cast . . . prompter for senior play . . . vice-president of senior class . . . Cap and Cue . . . Mac . lfI.li.XNOR V. NICSPARRON General Mooney . . . a jovial person . . . athletic minded . . . industrious committee worker . . . Library Council . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . Pep Club . . . prompter for senior play . . . am- bition is nursing. Cn.x1zLrzs E. Mm KLE General Chuck is a member of the football, bas- ketball, and baseball teams . . . member of Lettei-men's Club . . . Bridge Club . . . took part in the senior play . . . president of Honor Society . . . noted for his own particular walk . . . prefers short blond girls . . . wants to attend Princeton. Thirty-eight Seniors OPHELIA MELANI Business Fanny . . . pleasant personality . . . nice . . . always laughing . . . member of Library Club . . . Ushers' Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Pep Club. A Q. CLARA G. MILLER Business Clara is noted for the diamond on the third finger left hand . . . pals around with Dui? . . . assembly chairman of sophomore class . . . vice- president of junior class . . . member of Pep Club . . . reserved. RUTH B. MITCHELL Home Economirs f Ruthie . . . short, jolly . . . member of the Girls' Sports Club and Pep Club . . . known for the right answer at the wrong time . . . never seen without Rusty . . . chief ambi- tion is to stay out of trouble . . . indefinite about plans after graduating. Tllirly-nine Seniors WILLIAM E. MLlFIfLEY General f Bill . . . always seen driving around in a car with a gang . . . devil-driver . . . casual and easy going . . . member of Travel Club . . . prom committees . . . wavy hair. WILLIAM J. MULLALY College Preparatory Bill is easy going . . . happy-go-lucky . . . president of junior class . . . lead in the junior play . . . member of football, basketball, base- ball teams . . . engages in intramural basket- ball . . . typical Irish wit . . . won the Navy scholarship . . . plans to go on to college to study engineering. PAULINE J. MURRAY Business Pauline is a petite redhead . . . dainty . . . neat . . . vocalist for Swingsters . . . mem- ber of Pep Club . . . Ushers' Club . . . interest centers around VVaverly . . . wants to make singing her career. Forty Seniors FREDERICK A. NOEL, JR. General Fred is quiet . . . shy . . . good natured . . . participated in intramural basketball . . . likes Algebra . . . wants to continue working at the Evening Times as a printer when he gradu- ates. DONALD PACE General Don went into the Navy in 1944 and re- joined us this year . . . one of those outstand- ing basketball players of the Pace family . . . greatest yarn-spinner . . . future ambition is to be a printer. JOYCE A. PAGE General Joyce is full of fun . . . loves to roller skate . . . talkative . . . Library Club . . . Choral Club . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . pleasing manner . . . amiable . . . interest is in South Waverly . . . Jo , Forty-one Seniors RilSliT.I.4X PixLn'koN1cH General Rosie . . . always joking . . . sense of humor . . . twinkling black eyes . . . vivid per- sonality . . . boundless energy . . . chief in- terest is Elmira . . . beautiful wavy black hair . . . chief ambition is to graduate . . . likes to read. ,'XL.XST.XlR C. PARR General Alastair had attended Wlaverly High School until he joined the Marines in his senior year . . . was discharged in August 1946 . . . came to Sayre and received his diploma . . . very interested in music . . . at one time was known as the Hoy Soprano of the Yalleyn . . . plays the piano . . . plans to study Business at Rochester. R.xYMoNn Pics General Ray . . . tall . . . lanky , . . good looking . . . that hungry look . . . quiet and serious . . . Tumbling Club . . . Chefs' Club . . . took part in junior play . . . undecided about future. Forty-two Seniors YEI.1l.I.X J. REYNOLDS Business Velma is artistic . . . loves to square dance . . . her favorite subject is Art and she is good at it . . . quiet personality . . . shy and reserved . . . pleasant . . . no plans for the future. i ' BRUCE K. RIBIBEY General Bruce joined the Navy in August, 1944 during his junior year . . . was discharged july, 1946 . . . likes to go fishing . . . build all kinds of models . . . wants to go on to college to be an engineer. RAY E. Roulanrs General Ray is quiet but friendly . . . takes part in intramural basketball games . . . member of Tumbling Club . . . plans to assist his father with house decorating in the future. Forly-three' Senior CLARE R. SANDRONI Business Clare . . . pals around with Mitchell . . . likes to dance . . . collects photographs . . . captain of Senior Girls' Basketball Team . . . interest is in the Army . . . member of Girls' Sports Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to go to Orlando University in Florida to become a beautician. XIIOLA M. SCUTERY Business Viola is dependable . . . possesses common sense . . . beautiful hair . . . highly intelligent . . . member of Library Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Pep Club . . . Honor Society . . . Year- book Staff . . . wants to go into business work. - DoNALD SI-IEDDEN General Don is noted for his unrehearsed orations in class . . . would make a perfect politician for he can talk the ear off anyone . . . member of the Honor Society . . . Bridge Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . the announcer at football and basketball games . . . never without a joke. F arty-four Seniors W.x1.Tisu IQICIIARD SL.-XTER Business Dick . . . followed in his father's footsteps, was one of our best right tackles before his unfortunate accident . . . member of Letter- men's Club . . . Science Club . . . came to Sayre High in the latter half of his junior year after attending Girard College in Phila- delphia . . . shy with girls . . . well-liked. JOANN M. SMITH Business Jo is partial to the Irish . . . heart belongs to the Army . . . well-dressed . . . neat . . . popular . . . dependable and has a Way of making friends . . . good dancer . . . Cap and Cue . . . Sayrenade Stall . . . Pep Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . helped with junior and senior plays . . . wants to be a medical secre- tary. ELMER A. Soi'R.xNo G eneral Elm is witty . . . easy-going . . . good- looking . . . curly hair . . . Tumbling Club . . . football team . . . LCttCl'lllCl1'S Club . . . Chefs' Club . . . always in trouble with the teachers . . . plans to join the Marines. Forty-five Seniors NESTOR SOZANSKI General Nes served in the Army two years . . . joined in 1944 during his junior year . . . dis- charged 1946 . . . happy . . . easy-going . . . tall, good looking . . . sandy hair . . . intends to go to college . . . very popular with every- one. PAULINE SOZANSKI Business Pauline pals around with Durizch . . . laughs incessantly . . . greatest heart-breaker . . . never a dull moment . . . amusing, likable personality . . . Choral Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to go into show business with Irene. PAUL STEDGE College Preparatory Paul is a line athlete . . . great sense of humor . . . speaks to everyone . . . popular and well-liked . . . football, basketball. baseball teams . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Bridge Club . . . Honor Society . . . cheerful . . . casual . . . Big VVheel . Forty-six Seniors JUNE IMARIE SWINGLE General June came to Sayre from Ulster in her senior year . . . satin smooth complexion . . . makes friends easily and has fitted nicely into school affairs . . . Amelia in the senior play . . . Choral Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Pep Club . . . good in athletics . . . Senior Girls' llasketball team . . . sweet personality . . . wants to be a nurse. Bisvisxm' A. Tneizrue C ollvge Preparatory Bev . . . very active in school affairs . . . plays trombone in Band and Orchestra . . . had important parts in junior and senior plays . . . member of Sayrenade Staff . . . French Club . . . Cap and Cue . . . Honor Society . . . editor-in-chief of Yearbook . . . interest lies in the junior class . . . wants to study music at Manslield. TH lsouour: G. 'IQIIEOHAROUS College Preparatory Ted is noted for his giggle and good nature . . . excellent dancer . . . friendly with every- one . . . likes all girls . . . Cheerleader . . . Pep Club . . . president of Cap and Cue . . . vice- president of Honor Society . . . Yearbook Staif . . . comical roles in both junior and senior plays . . . Thee . F o rt y-sc:-'en Seniors R1cH.xRp C. VVELCII General Dick has dark. curly hair . . . tall . . . favorite subject is Algebra . . . participates in intra- mural sports . . . shy . . . plans to attend Bliss lflectrical School in VVashington, D. C. jour: A. WERTZ General johnny played left guard in this, his first and last year of football . . . member of Letter- men's Club . . . Chefs' Club . . . future am- bition, as of now, is to go into the Navy . . . always smiling and happy . . . blushes easily. H.XROLD E. W Hmz General Harold . . . enjoys dancing . . . Queens Committee for Senior Prom . . . favorite sub- ject in school is Mechanical Drawing . . . fu- ture ambition is to learn drafting . . . then plans to get a job doing this kind of work . . . likes all sports and is on a team for intra- mural basketball. Forty-eight Seniors XIIRGINIA XVIIITNEY College Prvparafofqv 'tGinny has a charming, quiet nature . . . sweet . . . pleasant voice . . . Queen of llearts . . . a drum majorette last year . . . drum major this year . . . member of Tri lli-Y . . . Yearbook Staff . . . leading role in senior play . . . plans to attend Houghton College. Cn.xRLEs R. W11.1.1s Cwzvra! Chuck . . . joined the Navy in his senior year in 1945 . . . played the trumpet in the hand and orchestra . . . noted member of the Brass Quartet in his junior year . . . member of School Dance Iland . . . Music Club . . . quiet personality . . . serious and reserved. liimxuu, W. ZAGUZIEWSIQI Gwzvral lid is shy . . . doesn't talk very much . . . likes Mechanical Drawing . . . participates in intramural sports . . . plans to enter the .Xrmy when he graduates . . . was a candidate i11 the King of Hearts election. 1:07'fj'-H1-IIE Seniors NICK M. ZizLLo General Nick came to Sayre from South NVaverly in his junior year . . . left school in his senior year to join the Navy . . . plans to go to Scranton University . . . our noted devil driver in his Terraplane . . . easy going . . . vivid personality. L' ass library In September, 1944, a group of 97 very frightened students entered their first upstairs home rooms. This was a new and exciting experience for us, the class of '-l7. For three long years we had envied the senior high school students. and at last we were among this superior group. Our sophomore year held much in store for us. At iirst We thought we would never become adjusted, and often wished we were back in junior high school. Finally we became accustomed to all the new teachers and subjects and at last we were on our way. After a month or so of classes we held elections. To us this was a most important and serious affair. After a rather strenuous campaign, we elected our officers, including as president, Paul Stedge, and as vice-president, Charles Meikle. With the assistance of our class advisors, Miss Matanle and Mr. Copp. the class sponsored three dances throughout the year. These were held after football and basketball games. As exams rolled around many of us were afraid we would never make the grade, but most of us did. After our summer vacation we returned to school feeling vastly superior to the new sophomore class. In March we selected our class rings. During May we presented our junior class play entitled Too Many Relatives under the direction of Raymond Hauver. VVe also staged our Brst class prom with the help of our advisors, Miss Matanle and Mrs. Wildrick. The prom proved to be a great success, and was an important social event of the school year. The class officers who had much to do with the success of the prom were President lVilliam Mullaly and Vice-president Clara Miller. During the course of the year we sponsored several informal dances after basketball and football games. Fifty Class History fcontinuedj XVhen we returned to school for our final year. it was with the feeling that we were. at long last. the upper class of the high school. This was the year we had been looking forward to. Our class hadn't dropped too many members along the way, and this year was enlarged by a number of veterans returning to school to complete their high school work. Of these. eleven had served in the Navy. two in the Army. and one in the Marine Corps. Our senior year proved to be the most crowded year we had experienced. Beginning early in the fall we attempted a number of money-raising projects with a view toward publishing a year book. Under the leadership of our class officers we conducted a magazine sales campaign which netted us a good profit. Best salesmen proved to be Virginia Whitney and Theodore Theoharous. In November we presented our senior class play, entitled The Curse of an Aching Heart . This play. directed by Mrs. XVllll1'lCk, was an old time melodrama. and proved to be a great success. Leading our class were Pauline liall as president and liileen McCabe as vice-president. The officers supervised the decoration of the gym for the senior prom which was held in December. This dance was a gala affair and a complete success. The feature of the evening was the coronation of the Snow Queen. Mary lireichbaum. by Arthur Ferris, captain of the football team. Our class was the first in twenty years to publish a year book. This annual meant considerable extra work for the student staff and the teachers who were responsible for the publication. ln this last year our class not only has made up a large part of the athletic teams and the musical organizations, but also has been responsible for greatly improved cheering through the efforts of the senior cheer leaders. In addition the students of our class have assumed the leadership in many clubs. Scholastically our class can be justly proud. as evidenced by our member- ship in the National Honor Society. Our baccalaureate service was held Sunday, June l, with, the seniors attempting to appear dignified in the formality of cap and gown. Commencement followed on June -1-the long-awaited event which had been our goal for twelve years. VVe had fought the good fight, finished the course, and kept the faith . 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Sylvia l'uIIL'l', ill .lamb rs t I tw , t X I it - viii 253: if i i i ,IVNIORS liirxvt lx'n-rv: Iltiltmiw-fa Yuuiigg, jzicqiivliiic Xriits, l i'cmlc1'ivk:i Klsirshsill, Lucy Circguri, Ruth Aim ' 'mr 5.ll5L'llf lluiizihl lzirtuii, Klihlrctl lixuiick, .Xmizi llzill, Ntll'lN1l .Xllu-Uriivvi In ui Hartz, Flmwiic P- i.' l'1-rm, Shirley Smith, XiCllll'L'k'll Swcuiicy, lfrzuiccs XIciiclivlI:t, Luuisv Dzuiivls, Joyce xvUUQlXV1ll'll, XI ' . 2ll'g'Zll'k'l lit-Ily, ,lauiicc NYit-sing, liviit-vicvc Yclztrclu, I7ni'iitny CilL'l'i'4I1l!WSiixY, Shirh-y filCOCkllL'I', Ci1'll'iUlIL' XV rklinisti' D11 m Rl Ll L. .'.' :U lg.- Ymullfi' lx'u':t'.' lust- wh Nilll'l't'iiL', john l.:iti1ii, Riclizircl lhmxxii, l'lliz:ihcth Rudci'ick, owe XY:l1'd . l . , Slllllllllk' l ishcr, Nlztry ,Iv.':1i1 l.cmg', Klnry Qllillliilltl lfzithziriiic finsv, Hairy Nittingcr, Vvtci' 5CilI'1llll, Richnrcl lim-w, lullcii Q,il2llHiit'l'l1ll!1, .Xiituiiivttc l c'licit:t, Xlnry Lyiich. Luis ixllll Putter, l.uuiw lhigam, ,icuii l':1i'i'clI. IEIHYII ijlllllltiilil, .Mm Czihill, Ihuiiizi Shiny, .Nlachulyii xvfigllt C gciic KIcKl:ihuii, Juscpli Klillcr. Fllgttllt' liciismi, Stcvc Smith, lxlvlx Nvxxllullsc. lhiiinhl Rccvc, llslrulrl llmisclmcclit, l i':liicis liiizlpp, josvpli Shaw, I.n'Rm' Scztrfuss, Juhn Kh'Sp:ii'i'uii, XY:nltci' liulihy, Grxwc Nichuls, Nlury Nlzilixuicy, Juycc Klcrrill, I Aiilliilivlll' Luke, l 1111111 Schrxim, Nlzirthzt Xviliillllli Doris llull, Ilviiry Rviitwclilct' f'1UIH'ffI lfuittx' liidiaiixl Klxtthzi, Ruhcrt lluiiiictt, Putci' Ciutti, Ruhcrt lluyt, Putcr Ifliinplircy, . , ..,. Llziwilcc Lynch, lxirllztiwl i'l'1lIlt7, kllxlrlus Nlilhird, Clizirlcs liclhlc, Thumils Sllllivzm, Joseph Cahill, 'I'l1cnmlui'c Stcvviis, Rucliivy fiIlI'l'iSUH, l.:1wi'ciu'c Cirvcii, ljllllllt' Iifmll, juscpli O'liriclI, Richurml iillIlSillg'L'1', llciiry Nlzistrziiituiiiu, jerry Stilvs, jack llzzfhhuizi lfiftli Rixu: lit 1 -ru lhwmliglisilll, Floyd 1.11m-, Ruhcrt Smith, Ciurduii Klurisuii, David Shaw, Wcslcy Xzum-t, Willisim llzidluck, liclwzirml .XlcC:ihc, -Iiihii .-Xthmi, Ralph lluntzingcr, lflwyn lxift-iihcry, .xiltillilly l'liui'csiimx'sIcy, Ruhvrt 1,L'tCl'SUYl, lxxlcloili NY:n'ncr, Ol'I ICl RS I'i1-sirlciit . , ..,.. .Riclizlrd Drcxv St-ci'ctzii'y ,. 'lxl'L'i1Slll'Cl' .,..,. Assciiihly Cillliflllllll lfifly-.vi . . . ,lfiwliiris Knapp .......JUilll Lzltiiii , .Liurmhm Klorisun 'I'L'll llcrburt Kiilmxm Sophomore: SOPIIORIURICS liilzvf lfl7Tx'.' Uurmliy liclmncy, llclcn Kilnwilgcr, Plnllin xlCS112l1'l'Ull, l.icl:x ciI'Ck'll, Clizlrluttv Springer, ,Ioycc Yaplc, llctty Jzlscmnlm, john Sznnlrnni, lllnllis KlcC:1rroll, Ruth Klcfuirlicnn, l':ltricia xllIl'l'2lj', llzlrolcl llz1ll,jnlin lxlfxllllllbll, llivlizu-l linluick, Rolwrt Klzuligzni, Klnry liiflrl, lrvnc l':llsy. Rita lianiclq ,Si1'c'UI1lflfHh'.' Klzlry Lun Collins, xllllfi XYlii1v, l'c:n'l Hunk, lh-tty lin-zlcll, Clcn Gillwrt, -lzncquclim' llnyt, 'l'livrcs:1 Sf'ln .-rli, lil-'zinfir lin-niwtt, lfstliar Stn-vciis, lk-x'c1'ly lI:1ll, Luis Sli:1lTcr, l'1lL'1ll1Ul' Rcynnlrla, l'il1nncn': l'nl7c-lln, Luo Snciicvr, XY'lli:1n1 l.uVccCliio, llcrtlin Stcvcns, liutiy llulmick Tfllffl Rn':v.' Phyllis xl1lIllIk'WS, llzlrnlml lXnmlcrsnn, Rucllivy Wulcuti, Williuin .Xcklcyg liclgzu' Nucl, Riclmrrl llavcns, liclwnrml llorn, Nlnry Ann lim-lass, Julin llninpln'c5'. Ill-i'lwi't licnnctt, NYilli:nn lfrnvcl, Umiznld NVilli:nns, xvllllillll Pzlnl, juan XY:nlsli, Alina Cznlisi, Klilflk' Cizlnfuni linzzrth Kim? liurotliy Valincli, lfclitli Vrivc, iicurgc Saliin, RZHHSIIX Cuolc, Kcnnctli Kl:1cl7un:1lzl, Riclszlrcl Krciclilmzmni, Riclmrcl li0W11l21H, llcrnnrcl Klcmlilml, XYilli:nn Circcncy, Al1lI'jUl'iL' Simons, Kl1lI'iC l'l:wv, llulcn Culling 'Imwttc ffumlflingimi, Yirgivixx liixcl, Russ Olisky lfiftli Rnivi l':lul XfVk'llVCI', lfrlwzlrml Nznnct, Clmrln-s Nittingcr, lh-rn:n'Ll jvnkins, Unnzllml Kcpncr, Louis .-Xclznn, Eugene Haggerty, Rnbcrt Noel, Mary llustwick, Clzmriucc .Xsliln-y, llclcn Sliuflcr, Rita Melani OIFFICIQRS Prcsiclcnt ...,.. , . , ..,.,. . . . Rolucrt Nlzuligun Vice-prcsiclcnt . , . , . Nlnric Ci: nfoni Secretary .,,... . . .Dnrutliy DL-l.uncy 'l'1'c-zxslircr ...,,.. . . , . , . llzlrolcl Anclcrson Assn-nilmly Clluirinzm . . . . . , . . , lfdwzml Nznnct Ififly-riglzt 4 Nlhffz 6' dde dass NlN'l'll GRADE lfirxf Rare: Kenneth Dawson, Donald Hush, Jaek llustin, Donald Regan, Donald Sloat, Kenneth lliertz, 'l'homas 'l'oole, lfranli Sehlier, 'Xgnes Shaw, Jean Del'nmpo, Robert lll'CllllGlll, Rosemary Anthony, Dolores Sehlier, Klary l'ark, Allverta Jackson, llucldy Dunne, Donald Nolan, David Nlarsliall, llanl Shaffer, Xdeleki Nlarrone, Jack Shaffer, John Ball, Carol lfrciss, Marlene DiPio .Yvmllfi Ro-rv: Roselyn l.ewis, llelen lllnllaly, Jennie Chcresnowslcy, Margaret Madigan, Joan Illorris, Judy NNI-rkheiser, Lois MacNeal, Gloria llemingway, Virginia DeSisti, Theresa NlcCalme, llarhara Gleoekner, Rosemarie llrennan, John Adams, Joseph Gahrielli, Shirley Simons, llarlvara .-Xelcley, lletty Flood, Lillian Kinsman, Joan Lallarr, Genevieve Farrell, Louis Kliller, Clarenee Swingle, Russell Sager, Lawrence Kelly Tllird lx'uie.' Joyee llayens, Doris Detrielc, Diane Sloat, Jacquelyn Twoomey, llarlwara Canfield, Margaret lVhitney, Donald Claypool, l.ola l'all, VVilliam Patsy, llarlmara llrown, David Duff, Ollie Reynolds, Doris l'ruyne, Jean llayens, Kathleen Mann, Naney llill, Eleanor VVest, Joyce lfstelle, Maureen Cahill, Leon Shershen, John Springer, Rodney Morningstar, Arthur Jenkins linurfll Ra-:e.' Donald Ciorski, Donald Denhler, XValter Sozanski, VVilliam lllurrellc. Irene lllenehella, llelen KlaeNeal. Raymond Lott, Thomas XVilliams, XVilIiam Beseeker, Joseph lVeax'er, Gillwert Reynolds, lfred Vanderpool, Donald llennett, Francis lilakc, Thomas Lynch, Rosemarie Valineh, Virginia llidlaek. Nlary Rae Klaroney, Jane llill, Richard Wfhite, Riehard Glosenger lfifflr Ro-:ci lleyerly llurlie, Patrick Coviello, .-Xnthony lfaseinella, llradley llayton, Joseph Glaser, lidwin Smith, John Fondeeehia, Richard Stevens, Arden Pruyne, Frederick Roe, llarold Sweitzer, Louis lleverly, Richard Layman, Robert Velardo, lNcsley Sahin, Rodney Spencer, Jael: Rhodes, Otis tileoekner, Ralph McKinney, Ronald VVarner OFFICICRS President .... .,,., . Jennie Clieresnowsky Vice-president . ...,.,.. Donald Sloat Secretary ..,.. .,,.. D ianc Sloat Treasurer ....,...,., .,.. J ohn Springer Assembly Chairman ..., Frank Schlicr .Fifty-izilzc' EQf!1f!16rdde dass l'1l'.Vf l1'11:1': 11111105 X1J1Ill1, 111-tty 111111-s, 1':I1ll1l1l1l1 N1-11511, 1111111111 R1111i1151111 N1 1111111 X1ll1lL 13111111115 13l1I'1ZC1I, Nova JX11L'll, 13111111111 XlcC11tc111'1111, 1.111111 '1'1111111ki11s, 51111111 313113.11 111r1111 1 L'1111', 111511111 Strzlngc, M1-1-1111 13111'1111r, .X1111l'L'j' Casa-r11111', 1i1XVj'l1 Kl111'ni11gst1r 1311111111 1111nQ1111 111117111115 1!1111'k1111111, 111-l1'n Iinnis, Ri1'1111r11 R11111-rts, 11191111 Briggs, 111s11111 X .5-1'1'lUl11 R11:1'.' 11111111111 Cutter, 1111111111 Clrccn, 31111111 S11z:111sk1, 1z1111't X111g111111 X11t11111 1 17111111111s, 12111111 IX1111'sc, 1 11111in1- R1'5'1111111s, 130l'l111lj' 1'ZlI'1i, 5111111111 1111rt 1'1t1'1c11 'NCW11 C2ll'01j'll Rc1'1111l11s, 13111111'1's vv11j'tL', Virginia 1311'111, 1111111 1:1'l'1'K?, C1'1'1111'11 11111111111 C1111-1 1111 VV111'1'11'r, S11i1'11'y 111l1'fl'R'j', 11111-11111 1f1111111, 1311111111 1111111s1111, Stew llf 1111111 'l'l1i1'11' R1m'.' 1111111111 R11-111111, 1111111111111 SXV1'4'1lCj', 1iVI1I1QC1j'1l S11'111'I', 11111111 11111 1 1 1 1111 11111 11lIlN R1 11 1 . '11 .1 -, 'y11111s, Ric11111'11 1x11111111s, Kl111'g11r1't L111111 1116111111111 C111 11s111 1'11ti1111'1', 1111101 131'NV1111, 1111111 S!ltt1'l'1j', 1'1111ip 1111Wl112l11, 11111 S111111111i11g, 111111111 111111111 111511 S111l'11'j' K1-111111, 131-1111 1 111t1111, 1.11111sc 1.111112 1511111111 R1111'.' 1111111 x1C1fI1l11'1', Patsy 11l'CXX'C1', N11n1'y 1-1l'l1j'11l', 11111 't 13LtI'1C1x 11111 11111-1- xY1l1l1'l' R1'11ts1'1111'1', xlilfj' Y1111', Kl111'11'1111 1'1'111111'. 111111115 111l1Sj', .11-1'1'1'1 S1 LX XX 111 1!111r11, 1211211110111 111c1-tgc, 1J2lll'lCl1l .'Xl1SIlIlC1l, 1'11t1'ici11 131-11111111, V1rgi1111 X l1tl C111tr 111-11111'111:111, A1111 Z111f11zc11's11i, 1311111111 131'1i11I.' Fifth lf1111': Lfharlcs VV111111, 111111111-1 Y111111g, 5111-1111 XY1111111111, R1111:1't 1311111111 ug 1 111s1'p11 131ll'1ZC1l, '1'111-1111111'1- 1f11c11t, R11f1I1L'j' XV111111, 1111111 '1'11y1111', 1111111-s N11Q111111111 Ruev C1111'l'1tj', 111171111111 Snttcrly 1'1'1'si111-11t , ., Vi111--111'cs1111'11t .. SCCl'L't2ll'y ,. . OVITICIZRS 'I 1'C11Slll'C1' ..,.,......, . . . A551-111l1ly C1111i1'n11111 51.111 1'11t1'ici11 13011111111 . .K1Z11'Q,'2ll'Ct 1.C11I' . 1311111111 111111151111 .1i1iz1111ct11 Tncctgc . , . .1,llC11l To1'1p11i11s .Vevenffz 6 dde flax 2: Q f Q TS SV? 'Ei' 5 I i i I H' C9 W . . , , . . . Inav! lwzv: xL'I'2l 5llZ2ll1Slil. 5llllAlk'j' NluI'I'l0x', Rnlwrl llrvimzm, ficmlmliliv l1lll2lSlij', Tllvm rc ' Ixt lla lulm l'ulv'ilx llllll lilillllfl ' ' c -, ' 1 1 x s, ln-guy .Xllu-rt. Nancy llaclclmin, jzlnivc jullnsmi, lxicli c lnimiml l n ' ' A ' ' ' .1 ms LULTZIQHIZI, Vlultcx' l.i-viuk, lhmzllcl llwstmi, Xvlllllll Sl1ucl11:1lcc-1', -Iulm llzuix jczm 'l'wum11cy, l.:mr:1 XYci'klwis0r - u Scrmzil Ifnzvf licmictli llralclivn, l7:u'wi11 llrnuml, lfrcclcricl: llorn, lllmcllc Dickson, Vcrmmi V' Yxlumlu lm 9m'tl cilllll 1' . D ,vc . 1 1, ruttc 'lk'lHlK'j', lluzui 'lQlllllllIlSllIl, Riclmrml l.QlllllZll!, Norma Urn l lsu' lvzlrrmvs, joan l.utt. ,luycc lluuglnzxlcii, Mary lillipkmiicli. Rusacll l'ricc, llnrry llcmi llird lx'u:v: ,lznccuclinc l5l:1'k '- liulwrt Nvwmzm I L xull, Clmrlcs .XKl2lll1, Klllfj XX:1ltvr, Luis Nlzmn, Ray Iflwr lillllllll Rohn 1 ' -rts. X7JllL'I'lC l':nrks, lla-tty Rifcnlmury, Phyllis lillfltlll, l:ZlI'lb1 'z u x lluwlnzm, lrla Gillm lwvcrly XYulcntt. 'lilIUI111lS lk-svcki-1', liCl'IlI'Il iXlk'KL'I1l1Il, lilL'1ll1UI' Rifcnlwury, lfsthcr lllll luurflr Ifnzwf Xliululinc Yzillcluqmol, lfluzmur XYilus, Clislrlvs Nichols, Clizlrlcs I Ennis, Frcmlcr ltlllllllll, Sulm-5' ll1ll1lk'lS, lllllllllll Slwllzmiwl, Riclmrml SC2ll'lUSS, Lum llIlI'I'0VN'S, :'Xl'tl11u' llicllnnl Riclmrcl juncs, Klaurjiwic lluluwts, -Itlllllllk' iiriflitli, New Billings, Mary linnis IN: lx'u-rv: Ray lilwrlin, liclwznwl Kult, Ilzlrulcl NYuuml, llnviml lfmwlit, l.n-on XlVZll1KlL'l'll0lJ K L-110,111 Smith. llimnzns Simmicls, Philip jmws, lluxvzlrcl l'uml. flifforcl Clllllllllltbll, Curl jclmil 5, 0l l lCl2RS l'rs'siclvnt , lilltN'l70 Dickson Yicc-Wcsirlciit liqmzxlcl I,l'l'SlUlI SL'l'l'L'llll'j' , . Foggy Allmcrt 'llX'C2lSlll'k'l' . Jozumc Griflitli .'XSSL'llllIlj' Clliliflllllll . ., Lois Mann .S'i.rty-om' XA-I t......1 'U' . x xj QNX X7 L.: W ff 57 X 0 X x X J f 5 'X , , , ,yi .L XX xv a 1 X x W I 'sis H .V V -. ff i W L W if s W' TL mil 7 'X -----., .'Q7fJ55 M' ,I -w , lf I Dfw I Sv ff - L Sembr Play .X't't1h'11'.' Catherine lleubltr, june Swinglc, Charles Meikle, Tlieodore 'l'licol1:n'ous. llerniee lliclis, lleth .Xyers .S'lmn1iv1,e: l'llyllis'lol1nson, llarlene l.aux, llilda llorton, Kicne l.atini, lfdmund .-Xrlznn, Virginia XYhitney, lltverly Tlicctgc, l.ouise Lynch, liileen McCabe, jo Ann Smith, lileanor McSparron, .lean llc-XYan, Mrs. Wlilclricli The Curse of an Aching lleartn UR '6Trapped in the Spider,s Webn The Senior Class play entitled The Vurse of an Xchinf lleart . was presented on November 11, under the capable direction of M1's. .lohn XYildrick. 'lille story revolved around Melody Lane, a lovely young orphan be- friended by Anrelia rXbernathy. XYhile staying at the 4Xbernathy ranch, Melody fell in love with l.ucius iioodenongh, but she dared not reveal her love, for she believed herself married to a villain known as XYindermere l lightower. , Real difficulties arose when llightower visited the ranch posing as an old friend of Mr. Abernathy. A series of Hightowers schemes followed, and although Battle ,Xxe Annie, the local sherill, never did realize her am- bition to capture a criminal, 'Hightower was brought to justice by the hero, l.neius Goodenongh. Windermere admitted the marriage ceremony had been a fake and Melody was not really his wife. Melody's happiness was complete when .Xloysius ,Xbernathy, who had been gone from home many years, returned and claimed Melody as his daughter. Sixty-fozzr embr HW: 0rcf1esf a l irxl l1'o:1',' XYilli:1111 l'i1':1wI, i'iiilblIlk'111l l'olvcll11, XYilli:1111 llox'11', j:111iu1' YvYiL'Sil1,1, joycc l.1-wis, Sylvia i'ottc1', Iicluu Sil1liTk'l', Rohsrt l'1'tc1'so11, Ricl1111'sl li1'ciul1h:111111, Clzllwllct' .Xshlcgg I.:111'1tc111'1' Qil'L'k'Il, li:11'ol1l IIo11s1'h11t't'!1t, Liil2lI'il'S Kclhlc, i.UlliSk' iJ1llIik'iS, fillftitlll xiUI'iSllIl, j11cq11cli11c lloyt, 'lost-11l1 fyiiI'ik'1!, lla-h'11 L'olli11s, llt'1'h1'1't K11h11:111, llo11:1hl iillfillll, Lois Sil1liTL'I', Vhylhs xiCClll'l'Uil .S'1'1'or11i l1'o:1'f XX'illi:u11 l':111l, XIIIKIZIIUIIL' Lakt-, P11111 XX'c111't-1', Nl1'. Sicklur, lJi!'l't'll1l', Kcuucth Kl:1clJo1111l1l, lfloytl l.11m-, Rit'h111'd Iiu11si11g1'1'. ih-vtrh 'lhsctgc lhc 5Zlj'l'C lligh School f5I'L'iICSII'Il has 50 111c111hc1's 111111 is uumlci' thc cli1't-ctioil of Xclsou Sichh-1'. This Ql'UlllJ, which ilZlS two 1't-l1cr11's:1ls ll wcck, h11s CUllU'iiDllIL'li l111'gcly to school activities. 'l'l1q' IIIIYL' uchh-11 L'llj05'll1Cllt to thc 5111111 High School assi.-111hlics hy lliilyillg' ht-forc 111111 11I'tt-1' thc llI'Og'l'1ll1lS. 'lihc o1'chcst1'11 h11s p1'ox'i1lctl music for thc juuioi' 111111 souioi' plays 11s wt-ll :ts thc 'li11lk of tht- Klouth Club . This gftbllli w11s thu host to thc ii1'lllifUl'Ii Lfouiity fJl'l'ilL'Sll'Z1 which 0111110 to 511110 i11 .Xpril for its 11111111111 11l't'11i1'. '1l'hc two IlllllliJCl'S 1111-st-iitctl hy thc oi-clit-st1'11 i11 thc lich1'11111'y Music lin-sti1'11l wt-1'c wt-ll 1'ccci1'c1l hy ll lurgc 11111Iic11cc. 'l'hc 1111-111hc1's have shown their IllllSiL' 1111p1'cci11tio11 i11 all of their 1JTL'SCIli.2l1ilJIlS. Si.1'Iy-five C710 al dub l'z1'.rl l1'u:1': lilureiie T't'I'l'U, Miss l'ranlc, Spmism, june Swingle, Ruth xik'QlllCllL'Ull, l'.le:1nu1' licuuett, .Nun Cahill, lfclua Caiiliclml, Nliltlrerl lianick, lrene Palsy, lllwn llarlmlmmzi, Xlaureeii Sweeney S1'1'm111 lfuzvi Catharine lleuhler, Pearl Xluuk, Rita llanick, llc-tty llillings, Nlary liustwick, Mary :xllll l u1'l1es, Tlieresa Schreck, Vi1'gi11i:1 xYllll.llk'j', llary liiclil Tl1e Senior Clioral Club has taken an active part i11 llllllly musical ac- tivities of the scliuol year. L'llilCl' the clirectiun of Miss Ruth lfranlc, the girls sing three part harmony striving for tune quality ancl clarity of wurils. The cluh, meeting twice a week, is conlposecl of stuclents from tenth, eleventh, anml twelfth grades. Tl1e Choral Cflulfs chief presentatiuiis of illk' year are at tl1e Sayre lligh School Music lfestiral anzl at cn1u1ne11ce1ne11t. Tl1e iirst iuajor appearaiice of the year hy the Cliural Qfluh was at the Music lfestival, Tl1e clulm, i11 f0l'lllZll array, sang two nunihers followed hy a sextet which sang two niunlmers. During March. certain girls of the Senior tflioral Club were chosen to sing ill the liraclf111'cl Cllllllty Festival helcl in Sayre. Tl1is event was out- standing and the pupils participating spent the entire clay practicing and pre- paring for the evening performance. Si.l'f.Y-S1i.V Band r v 75? s . 5 xg SA War lfirxt lx'n-:ef 'loyce l.ewis. blames Nolan, Kenneth llraeken, Kliehael Young, Patricia lieahan, john Jxllllllli, Irene Patsy, Virginia XYhitney, Mary Nittinger, john Sanclrcmi, Stewart Merrick, lfrank Schlier, iieralcl Rohinson, Louis Coceagnia, Shirley Nlutifley ,S'rroud Rare: lleyerly 'llllL'L'ljl'L', llonaltl ilarton, XYilliam Paul, llelen Collins, Shirley Smith, Margaret Kelly, Phyllis Rlefarroll, Walter Rcnlschler, William Nlurrelle. llayicl Duff, Klaureen Sweeney, ,lanice Lewis, llflna Canlielcl, Louise Daniels 'lllzird' lx'o-Ie: l.eon Shershen, lhlcltly llunne, Kathleen Blaim, Nancy llill, l.ois Shaffer, ,lJlL'llllk'llllk' lloyt, liilomena Polzella, Virginia llitllack, lYilliam llovcr, Vlfilliam lfravel, Klaclalene l.ake, lllary Yale, lietty lfloocl, Mr. Sickler, Director liourllz Rove: Janice NYicsing, Ann Zagozewski, Ralph Nlclsinney, l'eter llumphrey, lfilwiu Smith, l'aul XYeayer, Rohert Peterson, Clarence Ashley, Kenneth Rlacllonalrl, Duane Honcl, Rieharcl llunsiugger, john llumphrey Ififlfz Note: Joseph Glaser, Charles lielhle, Joseph O'llrien, llarolcl llouseknecht, llerhert liulman, llarolnl Sweitzer, I.au'rence Green, Rieharcl lireichhaum, lfloycl Lane, Gorclon llorison, lireflerick Roe 'l'he Sayre High School llancl, numhering 60 pieces, ancl uncler the com- petent tlireetion of Nelson Siekler. has had a very successful year. They playeil anml performeml on the lielcl for each foothall game. 'l'he group accompanied the team to lforty Fort on Uctolmer -l anrl to Lewishurg on September 27. .Xt hoth of these games, especially, they shoxyecl true school spirit ancl participatecl in extraorclinary maneuvers during half time under the leaclership of llflllll Xlajor Yirginia lYhitney, anal llrum Majorettes Klary Xittinger ancl lrene Patsy. 'l'hey also took part at each home basket- hall game with the exception of the lYilliamsport contest. On lfehruary 12, they participatecl in the Sayre lligh School Music lfestiyal and on March IO a selective group took part in the liracltorcl founty Concert. ,S'l'.1'1y-.fwcfz Jan br H426 0 cfze f a I r 5 E . i 1 1 2 L Q 1 i First Rare: Mary NValter, Fleanor VVcst, I.ois Mann, Joan Lallarr, Janet DeXVan, Ann' Zagozcwski, Nancy Hill, Richard Layman, Leon Shershcn, Ralph McKinney, Kathleen Mann, Buddy Dunne, Frederick Roe, Mary Yale, Betty Fla f-rl, Patricia lieahan Sf'l'Ul1li Roto: Jane Hill, Margaret VVhitney, XVilliam Murrelle, Frank Schlier, David Duff, Edwin Smith, Harold Sweitzcr, John Adams, Gerald Robinson, james Nolan, Stewart Merrick, Shirley Muffley The junior High School Orchestra, composed of about 40 musicians and directed by Nelson Sickler, has entered into the school activities. The orchestra has played at many assembly programs of the Junior High School, thus adding to the enjoyment. They participated in the Sayre High School Music Festival on February 12 and in the Bradford County Orchestra Festival in April. A representation from each county school arrived in the morning and practice was held throughout the day. The complete concert was enjoyed by a capacity audience in the evening. The training and experience received in this organization are invaluable for finer productions when the students reach senior high school. Sixty-ciglzt Jumbr H426 Cho u l ir.rt lx'im': l.:1ur:1 NYcrlil1c-iscr, ,lean 'l'wumne-', 'ii 1 7 x C1-'zilmliue Polzlsky, Nanci' llzulmlmizl, Klnrv l silipkunicll, Xvk'l'UIllL'1l Yclnrclu, Shirley Nuugh, l:1ll'll1lI'ii Culc, janet l7c'XYuii, Lucia Tuiupliiiis juycc lfstcllc, lflcuuur Rifcnhurx' lrl'n fiilhcrt -I' ict 7 l D, . , .lu t Julnsinl, Peggy .Xlhcrt, Shirley MulTlcy .X'i'i'm11i lx'ir:i'.' lmllllllll JUllllSUll,Jtl1lll Lott, jzicqui-line lllaclcwcll, Shirley l':u'frcy, Dolores XVllytc, lfclnzi Klursc, l':1trici:n Newmzui, liathlccn Sweeney, lflczmur VVcst, licrcrly Swccliey, llcllxi lfcltuu, ,Iuilith xYl'l'lillL'lSCl', Mary hvillitxf, Lois Nlzum, llevcrly NX'ulc-mtt, Mr. llnuvcr, Spmisur 'l'l1irfl lx'u:t'.' fhristiuzi lYhcclcr, ,loan 'l'lmmpsou, hlllfj Pzirlc, Valerie Parks, Jeanne Klcikle, ,lncqueliuc Carle, li1ll'llZll'11 liuwmzm, Ilzlrolrl lfluurl, Vl':iltcr Lcrick, Ricllzlrcl Roberts, Juscpli XYalt, Ricllzlril llriiumcr, lhmulil Poml, Tlicmlurc lfstcllc limzrlli ICU-:t'.' Phyllis Patsy, lflimlvetli Thcctgc, Patsy lirewcr, l':ltrici:l ,'xllSl12lL'll, l'zltrici:1 llealixm. Yirg'ini:l XY2llf0l', l.:1wrence Kelly, liuilcly Dunne, lfrzmk Schlicr. Cicrarfl illCKl'llll1l, ,lim Spauliling, Richard l.chm:m, Tliumas lllzickmzm Ilff-ffl lx'u:v.' juan l.1lli1ll'l', Louise l.zu1t:c, l.ur:1 l.aue, iXl2il'2Ill'Cf VVl1iti1cy, ,lame llill, lfugenc l'sL'l'l'U, 'i':llXY1ll'Cl Kult, XVillia1u lirlirml, Nancy llill, Kzttlilci-11 Nlzmn The -luniur lligh School Cll0l'l.lS, comprising approximately 75 boys :mil girls uncler the direction of Ray Hauver has taken an active part in this ycar's school activities. They participated in the Sayre High School Music Festival on lfclmruary 12, singing two 11llllllJCl'S. It was f1'Ull1 this group that tl1e junior lligh School Opcrctta cast was chosen. 'fl1I'O11gll this orgallization the chorus members gain their primary musical experience. Si.r!y-nine v Jumbr Hgh 0 eref a 111111 l1'11r1': 111:11 111111-1-11-1', 1.:111'1'1-111'1- K1-111, 11k'1'Zl1'I1 K11'1i1-111111. 11111111111 R1-g1111, 1i11'11111'11 1111111 1111Ll'11l' 1'1K'1'1'1l, 11111111 171111, 11111111115 111111'1:1111111, L'11:11'11-5 .X41Il111, 111l'11fl1'l1 1.k'1I111I1I1, 11111'11111 11111111, S111111'1 171111i1'1s, 1'q1'1lll1i 51-11111-1', R11111'1't N1-1x'1111111, 1l11ss1'11 111'1L'k', 11151-1111 1,1k'il. 13111111111 1'1'1-511111, '1'111-1111111'1- 1fs11-111', 1111111-5 N4711l11, 1Qll1PL'l'1 C1111111111111, XY11111-1' 141-111501111-1'. 1111111 8112111-L'1'. 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L111'1s1111:1 XN1111-11-1' A Christmas Carol '11111' 111111111 1111111 5911111111 1111-s1-1111-11 Il 11111511111 11111-1'111'1-111111111 111 1310111-115' N 1111111111'1111 S111l'1' 1111 151-1'1-111111-1' 13. 111111. 1111- t111'1-1--111'1 11111-1'1-tt11 1111s 1111111111-1-11 1111111-1' 1111- 11i1'1-1-111111 111 11111' 11111111-1'. 1111- 11111111-S 11'1-1'1- 511111-1'1'is1-11 111' 1111111 1 1'Zl111i 111111 11111-1111111' 11111-11x Illll1 1-11s1111111-s 111-s1g111-11 111111 1-111111111-11-11 111111L'1' 1111- 11i1'1-1-111111 111' -1211101 1:1j'llll. N111111-1'1111s s1111gs 111111 11111111-S 111111 t111- st111'y 1-111-1'ti1'1-ly-M111111' 1111s1-1'1y 11111 11111-111-Z -1' S1'1'11111f1-, 1z111i11ff 11s11-1- 1 1111 1111l'1S1l11'lS 1f1'1-, is 115111-11 111' t111'1-1- ghosts 1 r. a 1 - ' 111111 1'1-1'1-111 111111111 1111- 11'1'1111g-1111111g 111 1118 1111- :11111 11'111'11 111111 111111111 his f11t111'1-. 81111111-11 111111 11-111' 211111 1'1-111111's1-, 111- S1-ts 11111 1111 L'111'ist11111s 11111' t11 1111-ss t1111s1- 111111111 111- 1111s f111'1111-1'1y 111111s1-11 111111 I1CQ1L'C1L'l1. .8'1'z'1-1111 Pep C ab ...Q1 I 111111 I 1 ' I 1 1 : S ' L A , 1 lr 1, , sii14 :f if 1 1 5 E - 51 Q., .- ' 1 1 . 3 lg 1 gp . 1 1 3 i i 1 E 1 l' 0 S 1641. ,Q l ir.vt l1'11-zu: ,I111111 Wnlsli, llllllllllk' M11r1'11y, Lucy Giwgori, Ruth xxllll S11rg'e11t, 1'11t1'iei11 Ayers, lQ111l1 Mitchell, Phyllis j11l111s1111, Louise l.j'llCll, Joyce Yuple, Cllzlrlolte xVCI'kllk'lSL'I', Shirley fil0UClillk'l', jo .xllll S111itl1, liloise l'1l'ZllItZ, lletty JIISCUITIID. Cl11re Sllllillilllll, Viol:1 Seutery, June Sxxiiigle, l'l1yllis lXlCSll1ll'l'UlI, l.i1l11 lireen, .1Xl11111 Culisi, llele11 Gloseiiger, Marie Ci1111fo11i, l7oro1l1y l7el.:111ey, ,l11cr111eli11 .Xr11ts, Dolores Young, Rita Mel:111i .S'1'1'11111! lC11':1': CIll'0llllL' lJil'io, liltjillltll' Klk'Sl7lll'I'Oll, ljllllllil Sllily, Fl'ZlllCL'S KlCllCll0ll1l, Joyce xV0l1KlWill'tl, Louise ll11g1111, Alilfj' Ki1l1l, .xllllil ll11ll, Dorothy Cll0l'k'SllUW5lij', Norma Allegrucei, lfileen KlCCZlllk', DICZIII l'llll'l'L'll, liit11 ll:111iel:, l7:1w11 ljilllllflllll, .xllll C:1l1ill, Milclrecl lluniek, llL'lL'lI SllZllTL'I', Marie PlllL'L', lletli Ayers, l'llUl'L'llC Ferro, ,l1111et1e Collsliugtoii, Opl1eliz1 lXll'lIllll, lJ0l'!l IQCITIICY, ll'ClI1' ll11rizel1, Illillllllt' SUZ!lllSlil, Mr. llZlllXCl', Sponsor Tllird l1'1v':1'.' x'yll'g'llll1l lireel, l1l1yllis :xlllltl!L'WS, lietty lgL'1lCll, I,0llI'l Monk, Cleo Gilbert, lNla1'tl1:1 Willi11111s, Doris ll11ll, lJelil11l1 Rlilftlll, Ruth :XlCClltCllL'Oll, lJorotl1y xfilllllfll, ,liclith Price, CZllllL'l'lllL' lleulrler, Mary Qll2lll'lllt', Jxllllil Cooliek, l'Iliz11hetl1 Rocleriek, Kllllllllyll VVrigl1t, joyee XY111'1l, Rose Olisky, lietty liolrielc, lJZll'lCllC I.:1ux, 1j2illllllC l311ll, M11ry Lyneli, I':1ul11 SClll'lllll, P11triei:1 KlUl'I'IIj' 1711111111 N11:1'.' lletty llilliiigs, lflezmor l:L'lllll'tl, 'l'l1eres11 SL'lll'L'Ck, Sylvia Potter, Grace Nichols, lildllllll' Rey11ol1ls, Sl1i1'ley 'lUlIllStUll, Ilil1l:1 lllll'tUll, M11ry Kreiel1l111u111, Peter SClll'Ill1l, Frzmeis Kllilllll, Nllk'llJlk'l lliilwiek, ljilllillll XYilli11111s, lXl2ll'lC l'l11i1', Mary .xllll Forbes, Jl'JlIl DQXV1111, lleverly Il:1ll, lg1ll'llIl!'Zl ll11111l, Nlilfj' Je111111e Duff, B1ll'lJ1ll'Il lillftflll, Mary M11l11111ey, Joyce Merrill, ljllllllix Ruger lfiftll lX,llIx'.' Leo Spencer, RlCll1ll'il lil'UXYlI, lf1l,e,'z11' Noel, P:111l Cost, Joseph Cahill, Tlleollore 'llllClllllll'UllS, R11l11-rt Noel, l.e111lo111 xvZll'llL'l', lilmer S0lH'1lllU, Louis fxlllllll, -lolm txlllllll, Robert Smith, Kern lgfllllgllillll, l'kl11111111l .-Xcl:1111, Riel1:1r1l Allllllll, Peter Ciotti, Jerry Stiles, XVilliam Aekley, 1l1ll'OlCl Anderson, Henry Rentscliler Sewlzty-orzc Swingsters Sing Along Club 1'I'U1xu First Row: l':luli'u- NIm'l'uy. XI:1rl:uI1-rw l,:1kv, Gmwlml Morison. Xvilliillll I 1'nvn-I. II-'lin-l'! Kulman, Vilmxmvlmsx Pulm-Ilan. H1-I1-n Vullins, Williullu llm.-r, Iii:-1-1-vu' Ray HIIIIYUI' Second Row: lfluyfl lmllv, .lusm-ph Hlasvr, Rivllnrtl Kxw-im-lnhzullll. Luis Sllslfh-1'. Kl'lHlt'tll M:u'l34m:xl4l, Rob:-l't Pm-tm-rsnn qlintlnnd First Row: Xvl'Y'llllil'Jl Yu-l:n'flo. Joan TIIOIIIUSIIH. Joan Lott, Putrif-iz: NPXVIIIIIII, i'Ih-:nmr Rifn-nhury, Juwlith NW-l'kl1m-is'-1', .1114-mu-lynx 'I'xxumn--y, .Xlivv l'nlipkunim'h, NYilmn Slum-lllnkz-1', V4-ra. Sozunski,.I1-urlTwnonu-y Second Row: II-'I-in Ennis, Vaxulinn- IIA-ylmlds, Lora Lnno, B1-vvrly Sm-1-ru-y, Suralll Wuynum. Yirg'ini:L Ilixllnvk. Murjm-iw Iiuln-1'ts, .Iam-t In-fri'-lx, li.-U-rly Wnh-utr, Vnh-rio Parks, Mrs. Krotzn-r Third Row: Yiminiu 1,lil'iu, Russell Price, Clam-m'e Swinglu, VFIIOIIHIS Williams, Ruhr-rl NL-wxmm. tivrzxlnlim- Polumky, llunuld 1'1'1-stun Sewrzty-two French Club V , E H 5 -.-wfrw ' I I n -Q Lf Q7 NSF lii - Ii: T' af - K Cap and Cue flop! First Row: l'l:5llia Xl4S1m1'l'u1l, ,lu-un Nlnrlx, l lul'vl11- l'll'l'l'Ll, Sllirlvy Smith. .Imm Wnlfll SCC0lld Row: .lzmn-Ilv l'wlnlllxL'lull. Jn5n'v Xl1'l'l'ill, llolu-l'l lloyt. Iiuln-rl Slllllll. .lull llnnlvlmlsl Him llillvlln-. Npqmynsur Llhnltnml First Rgwg lmlm-.-A Yi-unug li--xl-1-ly 'I'In-vig.-, liunnhl liurluu, .lunv Sxxinulu Imulixl- lqnvlu. Phyllis Jullnsmn, l'lnu'lntlv NY1el'k- In-im-r. Yiulu S1-ut:-r5. l,v1--5 lll'l'Llt'l'l. .lm-qlu-lirw .Xrnts SOC011d ROWZ ,lu .Xml Slnillx, -l:mim- XYin-sing, l l'zuu'4-s Nlvllvllvlllx, ll.-Ill .X5'v1'w. .11-nu l fn1'r:'ll. l'uIln'l'im- IP--lllzlz-r. Upln-lin Xl'-lgmir .loyqq l.:-Ula, liwrzl K4'I'II4'I'. Nll-, Wilflx-ivk, Spullsor Tllird Row: llnrlvm- l.:mx, Slum ,ll-un lmnu, Nlnllrvn-ll Nwm-In-y. Nlnry I,5n-'ll. Sylxln l'uII1-1. Xlnrllm Williams, lilinuln-lla li0llvl'lm'k, Nluzlnlgn Wriulxt Follrtll Row: liilm-vu Ml-l'ulf'. I'nulinn- Hull, Muriu Hair. Y--lnln lil-ynulrls, Marg lirl-if-lllmum. li--rrlif-v llivlxs. liurlmrn llnuel Fifth Row: Robert Sntitlv, 'l'lwmlo1w- 'I'lwolmruus Sc'Z'mIy-!lu'vc Tri-Ili-Y wks An' . i 3. E E 5 ', X 3 I n E Q Dramatic Club VI' 11, First Row: Nlrgivvin Xxillillilj, lilrxim' l l':xnH, lin-Hy Billings, Nlu1'jm'i4- Sizlunlx. Mary ,Xml I-'m'lf1-N Nlrirh-5 .lnhllxtml :1'l'lllfl Row: lug.-v Y.nllI.-, Xlury I':n1'Ls, IZA-y'tll:1 SI1-vm-lla, Spunsur Min tinrnvu IM-xwtluy Ynluvwlx. ,lfqw Wzxrll, Ruth .Kun Surgmut l':Hll1i:l ,Xp-rx wil-vl-:ww Y1rstRow: lin'-411113. in-I.:um-y. IE:-1ty.I:1m-mnlm, Mary Kidd. Nlzngrll'-At Nlnfliuzm. lrvm- N14-nvll--lln. illliv In-yvmlllx 141 NIQUM-:vI, ll,-I.-n Xlwllnly, 'l'!wl'1-.-an NI1'l':nlw, Alma Vulisi. M:n'iv l'i:mf1mi S4-vfmd Row: ,X-I.-llki Nl:u1'rmuf-, Rufh Nlfflutwluwnn, Xlsury Whitv. l.1-n Spf-ru'-A1', lirm-v Walrfl, l'nl1l Wfznn-l', Hmlnvy XMIIMIII, 'l'l14-lwn N-Mn.-IL, Iilwuvwx' IM-nm-H, Bliss lfrunk. Spuyxmx' .Suzwzty-fulvr Science Club nm xv 'A - ' Miracle Book Club 1 1 lllmm Xlulkllx. Ill:-mans Nlxlllxzlll UI . mulzls Hull, lliltln ll4n'l0n Nliss Hull fr '- Qnnwnl' ' ' ' . . 1 I f 1. .1 ., , l.X1I1lI ,lu.mswl1, XXHII4-1' Nlnlml klilvllwlllli First Rflwi Slxiri--5 l':nfr1-5. Hlvn Ih'i11g's. l':1lll Vu nlx Illxrtnn lim-1-n lu-ln 'I' -1-H-1' NI riin li-xrlu 1' C lf Yun I ' ' x 11 1x. 4 . , . A A 4- . f. lvl' :urn Vwlw, Sllil ui. Kmnl-nl 4'ulln'I'. Hiw.1n1'1l Hulwrls. 'l'lmm:1s Iilzlvknlzln C0lld ROW! Nliw Stvwulll, Huw-1511 1,4-Wim .lnyvv I'Is11-llv. H2ll'lHll'Il GW-m'ln14'1', liluriu II4-lllillazuzly. llzlruhl lfloml, .Ulu-l'I:l Jalvlwml. llln liilln-rl. lfixzmgvlgn hi-'lu-r. Ruswll San:--r, llisxl Wllm-lm-1' Tllird Row: IH-lm-vs N4-Ivlivr, lS:lrll:1r:1 4'.lnti4-141. Slxirlvy SlIll0llN, .I4-:ln Park. H!lI'!rEll'Jl l1mx'n:xx1, I,illi:m liinmnzm lmrullxy l':n'll. llulllll IP:-ling, Juan Nlwlixntilw- urth Row: ,lvmn IEI1-m-lun-l', New-m:1l'iv Y:1lim'Ir4 lloris Pruym-. Iivvm-rly Iiurkv, Him-hnrml Suv:-ns, .lnlzn S1-I-inn-r. XYiIli:1m liuilfl .luhn Szulh-rlx .Yrf'w1ly-fI:'r Hobby Club E 55' .?' i . 1 'J -' X Ma 1 ng F W-11' new ' r...l:.3. ' 1nlu f'l'upb First I In ru! si Second Row flhlfflblllf Fi Photography Club Row: liivlxzulwl Hruwn. Mary Nahum-y, I':1ul:l Svhrunm, l'w-t--r llvlmphrvy, Iron-ix Ilulll Ksllxvr Sh-xvns, .lnlvn Nlvklnlmn, Ilmnm-lm:-vllt, Hvnry Nlnstrunhmio, Rnlu-H lilrlrvsl, Rwlm-y lisxlwismr, linmsny Funk . hhirh-5' tile-m-km-r, William lirh-. Frnnvis Knapp, Mrs. Holst. Spmusurg II4-nry Rvntm-1114-r, .low-ph 1'iux:u'1Iini. XX'illi:xm Punl rst ROW: Min-lun-l liulmivk, Ihlllllll' lhmll, l'vh-1' Ciutli, Anthony Vin-x'1-svmwsky. I,vn4l:un XY.11'm-r. Paul Vnst, K1-rn IE:-uuglmln, Jnvk Nvwlmuw, William Avkh-y Second Row Gro:-nvy NVillium XXiillinm l.uYa-vvllio. Rivlmrli Huvm-ns, lim-rrmrml lim-ruulzl, l'lu1g1'1-vw MvXIul1un, ll:-rlu-rt H--nnvtt, lirm-st l'hI'l'lllHlll, William Rll'!lIll'll limvnmn, lh-rnurxl Jn-nkins, 'l'huo4l01'v Stevens, Koh:-rt Yu-lulwlu. llnruld Avlrlvxxml. l r:uwis Vupp, Spunsur, Park Sm 'vu ly-sir Link Trainer Link Trainer Club First Row: .lm-4 In-lin XVI ' 4 I lu. lmxlw lmgalll. Vlxalrlottv XY1'l'I1l1vis:-l', .Kun Vuiwill. Shilhq Smith, NUVIIIH .Xlln-:!'m'4'i, NIu4l:l'1-luv Lulu- lml'-uIl1x Vhvxl-vlmulx I1--In l '11'l'--ll lflmum l'4rro llulm H11 el Second Row: IN-In-1-5-'P11:11lu, lmxxn llalmlflonn, I'1lin:xhw-th RWI4-ri1'li.Munlulyn Wright. K:x!I1u1-ir,1- Haw, Alum Nlllllilllvj. Nlnry ,lvzm I,1mp,1 Hzlllrm-4-11 Num-I1-Ay, l':ml:1 Swhrulll, lmis Ann l'n1Im'I' Third Row: ,llqvv Xl--rrill, lhmulni In-1-xv. JUN-plx Cahill. llumhl llmlrwlmvrllt. i'Iuz1z'l1-s Klllmlv-, liirllxllwl lllmsing.-r, .14-rry Stilvs, Stn-vm Smith, Iiivhnrml lixwmn Fourth Row: 'Ihmmu .I-vm-x, Spmlsmg liuvlnq tinrrisml, 'Fhumus Sullivan. liivhxxrml l r1mt,, l'luy1l Lulu.-, .lusolvh lb'lh-i--ll, llmxmf Hum! lin-nry Xlanxllwllxtmuin Fifth Row: lflxxyn llifwnh--r54 li-vl---rl Smith, Antlmny l'lu-x'vsmm'sky, K4-rn HVUIILIIIIIIII, Huh.-l'I Ilnyl, llvrhq-rt Kulmnn Sv-I'rrxfxx'-.wzwl Cheerleaders 1 , V, v ' 'K-P' 4' ' . f -I LQ M 4, 4 1 Q 'H 3 - 1 r .B 2 D Q . Se Lettermelfs Club f'l'0vl First Row: 'rIl1'l4lUl'1' Tlll'0lIi!l'UllS, Yiclmuml Arlznn. I r:1ncis Knapp cond Row: Ruse linluslii. l7oroIhy ll:-Lunw-y, f'2lflll'1'i!l4' Dt'lllll1'l', Mnrim- f'iilHf!Hli. Sllil'l4'y 1Qln-uckm-r Qllnlrmnl First ROW: Hi:-Imrsl Klalnh-y, Ril'!I2l!'!! Mutha, .lulln Laltini. .lulm XY:-Nz f'lmrl1-s Mm-iklv. Paul Htvwlgv, Harold Ilmxsokln-vllt, Rivhurrl lixw-xv. .Iuhn xliltlilfllll Cond Row! 151-nv lmtini. Rim'lmx'1l Frnnlz, Anthony l'lu-rn-:-rmwslq', William Iluulvy. NYull1-1' Slater. XY--Sh-y Nzunm-I, lilmm-r SUIIFIIIIU Arthur F4'l'l'iS, Philip lluhhy .S'v1'u11fy-vigil! Chefs, Club .. , 1 -- - -Axisf ' wv:J f,, N.,-, 3- ,' . .- . X2 ,,,,ff' , , fy na -sr 5 ' Q I 34X uf. ,pn 3 C AN, Girls' Sports Club Q'l'opJ Seated: .Kuhn Xlsuligaln. llllylll l.:1rini, .lfm-ph Mull--r I . ' btammxg: ,lulm XX--ru, l.:mn-.nw nr.-1-n, Vu'-w llmnglxlull-11, llilyllhvlll l'i :u Hxlplm II'vnrfi'x.,wl. l'flxx cn liif--vllw1'y, lin-rw l,:ll1m, William liuglwy, Izlvm-I' NUIUIWLIIU, .Ynlun Hamglmi. lhmzxld llwlllxlillg, l'1-lvl' Swl,z'.:z'l. Ihlxlxvxixnl .hium Nllw. Palm-. Spullsulg Stvw' Smith fllutluxul First Row: HHH: Mir--I1wll, lhunn Slmy, Xlnriu Vlaxu-, Hn-lx-:1 Nf1:1I'I'wx', ,luyw Xllmilxx llll, l'I:u'u Szlmlruni, Ruse- liuluski, llurulhy 4'lln'l'm-sllmxsky Second Row: .lnlmnu-ttv I --Iifi':1, I'flv:um1'N14-Sl1:ll'l'ull,lmllim- ll:lni4-lv, U:1xx'x1 11:1-imlmlax. ihlnn i':mli1-Isl, Phyllis Mci'urrull, IM-liluh Martin Tllird Row: Nlil1lI'vwl llzmirh, l,m:i:-1' lflluun. .hm l':lhill, KuIlm1'inv t':lm-, .lzn-11111-limh llnyt. Kiln Hurlivk P01ll'tl1ROWI l,llll'll'lll xllIl'I'!lj', Virginian Kr:-n-l. Blury Niltin4.g4-V, lilwu-u Xin-hols, Juycn- 1'ug'v, C14-0 liillwrt Sviwziy-f11'11c Wg, me , J, V,- K Xa.. T A 1? - 1 S! e, 5 Q. he F'5ls.k S T ru W Q2 5 Q' . V14 gk ff 1 5 , 511, 4 ,- U K x 9 'Cf' I f'v ' E . lvl ,W +'-nn: ig-- 3' 1 S 4 ..,...,,,. 'Hipaa f fi 5 Q ' Y- . v ' me f 5 . W ,i'l, i A ' ig y 4 , fgfq 5. S W, 'fit '- Vi X V ,S m , ' 24 in af' ff f ' A ,Q f ff ' f is K' My . Q if ff S: e xx x . N ' W JI , f ,I , 14 K .1 . OU' I x X 1 Q . -- X K9 X 5 ...r X ! 1,1 Nukx- X 5 , I-' f 'fJ f ,-x ,, f .I ' 'M ,fc-. ' I I . , ' ,I f N ,V 1:55, I, . X, f1 1' 1 J 11: ' I V! 'I f ff ll! 1 iff, X ' lx 1 X'--3 ,,., ,nf Y Q f ,, V X ' - A 1 V . K a an ' Ms, A 1 wiv X F I . Q55 4. D ' , nies-L-4:?? ' Fir ' g , v - -5, ' ,if F!?'A:s'EQ-:f41fL'fL'1?2'?1 :i5'l Lf -' :J - 'LJ uhm Iiighly-one Football Squad i Football Varsity t'l'upJ First Row: Rivliairtl Frantz. i'iillll'l' Soprano, John Latilii. Anthony Clif.-lwlanowiaky. John Wm-rta, XYm-mln-5' Nunn-f, .Xrthnr i 4-rris Second Row: Ri:-harri llrvw, Paul Stn-4l1,:4-. Vharh-s M1-ikls-, Gt-nv Lzitini Third Row! Ralph llnntzinarvr, iingi-no llaggc-i'ty, Phiiii Bobby, Rivlinrd Ganh-y, lValtvi' liohliy, imiialii lit-1-vm-. Ruin-rt Smith Fourth Row: Otis tilt-fn-kiwi-, Ili-nry Masitrantnnin, Wiliam Mallaly. John Madigan, Jatk lihmli-s Fiflh ROW! -lui.n 5l1'SllZll'l'0Yl, ii4lSt'llil Cahill, Rohort Iloyt, Thomas S xllivnn, Hflixarcl Nami-t, t'hai'h-s Xittingi-r Sixth Row: Vnarh Str-phi-n Syflnrzik, l'1dwai'fl M4't':i110, lii'li:1l'rl Bowman, .lnvk Mvi'l'ill, Antimny l ast-im-lla, Uxiiwilxi Hall, Assistant 4'nn1'h Thulilais Juni-S tlluttmnh First Row: Iii:-hard Frantz, Elinor Soprano, John Lcxtini, Anthony Cheresnowsky, John Wcrtz, NVeslvy Samet, Arthur Ferris Second Row: t'harh-s Mi-iklu Third Row: Paul Sta-rlgv, Gene Lntini, Richard Drew Eighty-t-:vo Football The power of the Red and llhie football machine was shown in its out- standing record of seven wins and one defeat for a highly successful 1946 season. This record is a tribute to the school, the players, and the work done by Coach Stephen Sydorak and his able assistant Tom jones. The Sayre squad showed excellent teamwork and played a good, clean, hard type of football. Sayre tool: the lirst game in stride by defeating XYyoming. Following this yietory Sayre met the powerful Milton eleven. This game was doubtless the best one of the year for it afforded all the thrills and excitement ever to be experienced in any game. lt was the Hghting spirit and sheer determina- tion of the Sayre gridmen that gave them a 25 to l9 victory. The Red and Illne staged a great comeback a fter trailing in the first half--a comeback that won't be forgotten by the thrilled Sayre rooters who ,saw the brilliant win. Sayre's lone defeat was snllered at the hands of Corning Free .-Xcademy who scored 26 points to Sayre's 12. l't0O'I'IE.XI,I, Rizcoizn Sayre 10 Wyoming 12 Sayre 25 Nlilton 19 Sayre ll? lforty Fort 7 Q Sayre 39 .Xthens 7 Sayre -lo lYax'e1'ly 7 Sayre 40 Cortland 6 Sayre ll Corning Free .Xcademy 26 Sayre -lb Clarks Summit I2 , lfiglzly'-Ilirrc Basketball - 1 A ' f 5 f 7 5, K ' f i 1 . . t 1 5 5 ' 3: 7 y 3, l l 'i ' 5 lj 'Z if 5 3 Q 4 ' 1 E S 1 . 2 , I lvl 3, is , it , K :.- 2- , Ii ,fji 3 i , is .QSM f- -, - r lfirxl Row! Riehard Brown, Otis Gleoekner. Riehard Hanley, Arthur lferris, .Xnthony Cheresnowsky, Louis Beverly, XVesley Namet, Richard lfrantz, llenry Nlastrantonio, Paul Stedge, john Madigan, Charles Kleikle .S'rrmu1 Rate: Robert Madigan, Anthony lfascinella. joseph Glaser, Edward Xamet, Richard Layman, Ifugene Haggerty, Richard lflowman, llonald llennett, Thomas Lynch, XYilliam Murrelle, Coach Thomas jones Thirtl' Rafe: Nlanagers: David Marshall. Clarence Swingle, joseph Cahill, 'l'homas XVilli:uns, Donald Sloat 'l'he Sayre Basketeers, after a vigorous season of 23 games. can be justly proud of their splendid record of 14 wins and 9 defeats. Fourteen teams fell hefore the onslaught of Sayre's speedy, alert and fast-breaking squad as they piled up 935 points to the opponents' 8-l-l. Lfoaehed hy Tom Jones and Stephen Sydorak, the quintet showed teamwork and plenty of aggressiyeness. l1.msm:1'n,u.i. Rim JRII Sayre VVyalusing Sayre Canton Sayre Hughesville Sayre johnson City Sayre NVyoming Sayre NVilliamsport Sayre Dickson City Sayre Iindicott Sayre Taylor Sayre Towanda Sayre Jersey Shore Sayre NVilliainsport Sayre llughesville Sayre NVaverly Sayre Troy Sayre Canton Say-re Athens Sayre Athens Sayre Towgmdgt Sayre Clarks Summit Sayre Endicott SHXFC mU0mSl'1lfti Sayre Waverly lfigh ly-fo ur Baseball F J l1r.vf Nmv: Ricllaml Hmwn, Hoyrl llcxnglv, Clmrlcs Xlciklv, 'l'l1um:1s KIcC:1Iw, XVillian1 Titus Y mud lx'n'Iv.' Jack XYillsun, Iwhurt Smith. jerry Alllllllllify, .Xrtlmr lfvrris, Richurml Ilrcw llzird Ru-:v.' Cozlcl1Stvspl10l1 Sydoruk, Riclmrml Ulllllkf, I':mlSt1-mlgc, Ruhcrt l uIcy, Ruln-rt WL-rtz Sslyrc Suyrc Silj rc Szlyrc Szlyrvs Ihsr-'1z.x1,l. livin-lux ,Xtllcus 4 lilmira Suutllsirlu IS l':II1liI'Il Heights ll Vx'1lYL'I'lj' 1 ' A-Xtllclls 7 Sayre ll XYIIVCFIB' 0 Ifig llly-fin' lj yRxE5HU A A. A I 'avr-. ,ggi .- f' ff y-fir 22j 'una 5 3 If LJ' I H H x J' Ml F f 14 1 we . Blue Swan Mills Z1 Division of THE MCKAY PRODUCTS CORPORATION B95 Vly ' 'irr 'ff ' ' ' Co11gratula.tions C l a s S 0 f '4 7 WEST'S STUDIO Your YCIIFIJOOIF I'hologr41pher 454 Fulton St, Phone 425 J NVaverly, N. Y. REYNOLDS DRUG 62 JEVVELRY STORE The Loclfharf Sfrffef Jeweler H. M. Reynolds. Prop. VVe boast a store of distinction-1mrimle ourselves on the Quality and Serviee 1'e1ulerefl. A really eomplefe line of Prescription 1101113 and Drug Necessities-just what you are looking' for in the way of Jewelry-ax Mecca for those interested in Pllotograplly. Pay us a visit. You will be sure to filul Reynolds' an interesting store-truly lllillly stores in one. 111 Lockhart Street Sayre, Pennsylvania BEHN 'S FURN1TURE STORE Fine Line of 1101116 Fll1'lllSll111g'S Elmer Avenue Sayre, Penna. Nimfty-one O ' B R I E N S ' For Fine Food O11 the Hill . . . and 011 the Level W2lX'C'Flf', New York CO11g'I'Elfl1lE1tl0llSl 011 the Completion of One of flu- Grczlfost flllZllllCl'S of your Life 306 Always Reach for STROEHl'MANN'S Bef Bread at Its Best Home and Auto Supplios FIRESTONE T a vcihlnll HORN, HORN, sz Co I'l'5 I ' '- Desmond St., Sayre, Pa. l ff- A-- f- - W -Wi E Niliffj'-fl - El EI fa 0 0 W. , PLAIN N TODAY , 4 'ff 1 T01,iI'1' ffm' h'If'!'fI'i!'flH'Ij OM' 4. Q Q XFN! :mtl E' E Enjoy tlw lJit't'01'm1c'0! with tho A l l'0MA'l'Il' El.l4X l'ltIC XVA'l'P1R I I lCA'I'l'lR Sw' Yuur Iflf'f'frir'uI 1If'f1lf'r 1 N0l'f1li'I'Il I,t'!ll1Sy1VElIliil Powc-1' VIIIIIIJRIIY ' 'W' ' EI E! Wodding' Invitutimms mul Allll0lllll'l'lll01lfS Wirlf' tSvf'1f'l'l'j'Jll-1t,'l'l' flu' tcfllll S1j'lO1'I'2lf.T H12l110Ill'I'S Rom' 119 Stedman Strcvt SZIYH' pl: Niflltllltl SAVNIJICHS' IEIIICSS SHOP ,Xlwuys Sfmwtllingg' Nc-W Hzxyrv. l,t'Illl?iylYllll1il 00111111010 Lino of Frozen Fruits, Vvgotalmlos, Meats, Sou Foods and Fowl Avuilztblv at All 'Fimvs Phones Towanlla Sayre 17-191 FROZEN FOOD AND LOOKER OO. El W t' 'H A 't 'A' -' E1 Ninety-tl11'vc' 1m 1 1 , , Congratulations to the 1 Floss of 1947 1 Ii N APP S, 1 1 I DEPARTMENT STORE 1 1Vz1verly, N. Y. SAYRE LAND COMPANY 1 1 El --- E1 E 77 1 1 1 A 11 '1' o P A RTS 1 g Try Max Firs'f- 1 H011 Have It! 20 Avrvs Now and Used Auto Parts 1 You 1' Nea rest Im rgv 1 1 AI A X 1 X Dopartment Storm' 1 1 IC. Atlwnw, Pal. Dial 15-211 , I ,A-7-,7 I? Q 777 E 1 Q 1 ' 1 V 5 1 1 , Y Y r Y 1 SAYRE CLEANERS 1 1 M ULM'AUN TOP ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 A N D D Y R S 1 Enjoy the Food and 1 ' 1 Enjoy the Scenery 1 The Oldfst Dry Cleaning Plant 1 1 - r 1: 1 1 , 1 ' the Hue-'l 1 Waverly, N. Y. 1 rzsrablislwd in 1922 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 EM- , E El Good Luck to the 1947 G1'2ll1l1Z'lt1IlgI Class of 108 N. Thomas Ave. Sayre, Pa. Q Y W , wx-,.,.,-,,,,, -,,, A-- 717 ,D7 777777 1 1 A K 777,777 -7777 3 1 .65 1 W 1 1 15 nmvs snor 1 FORMERLY WEISS MEN'S SHOP 1 1 DEZSMOND ST. - SAYRI-I 1 1 1 , 1 7.777777-7777777 Ninety-four 133 W. l400kll2ll't St. ---. ,,. ..-AA Everything Electrical Tier11ey's Electric Shop Sayre, Perma ffl.-...N I-r , AL. TH EETG E CHEVROLET Service with Us and Drive i11 Safety 313-315 N. Elmer Ave. l'hone 15-681 Sayre, Penna. I .E,,,,. U . . ,Wi W ,. . . .W . W., -.,.. . . WY, W. .,..-.,,,,.,,.,-,,, M,-,Am w- , ,W-gi E Haggerty Refrigeration Equipment . ,IDYIQQ W l Sales and Service Norge Home Appliances .AI ll I4 Evcryfhing for H10 Kitchen 135 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Pemm. Dial 16-322 ' I E - . i,--.,..E-,,...,,,. A ,, , N, , H , new f H mv,-7 1X'inf'ty-fivfv l EI Pzmul l1ill'l'iS Um11pzu1y WI1 Ulcsrzlcrs lla: rris lilnlgr. Sayre, PUIIIIRI. I Ingersoll-Rand l,11vlq1wr l4'111101'z1l Service: -H9 Park Avcnuv Wzlvvrly, N. Y. Ximly-xi.:- E .. ,,..,, ..,,.-+,..-,,,..-..o ... H E Bl-lUNl'S SlJORT.lN GOODS I: , Y l.7un1n:1::-I..-..-It fhfliin-arizlriiluu-qflunon Ulub and School Athletic Equipment Football Basketball Soccer Track Golf 'Pvnnis Baseball SUNBIIRY, PICNNSYLVANIA N inrty-.rm 'en E El f--W-of--A'-W - v 1 a l l a' ' mzoxx ws RILSTAURANT l a VUSBURU Ha S l 1 Bring the Fanlily l Ilail' Cutting Specialists for Men l lbackel. Ave. Sayre, Pa. Wonurn and Children l W. l.ocklmrt St. Sayre, Pvnna l l , W, .... ,W ,W , E Y, L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Class Rings and Pins COII1I110HCC111CI1t Invitations Diplomas-Personal Cards Club Insignia Memorial Plaques Rcprese'nted by Mr. Ambrose Nolan 22 N. Franklin St., VVilkf-S-Barre. Pa. , ,a,,,-A-. -W v-E1 gov 4--Vad..,n,a--. 4 aa l 2 l . u 1 lt Means a lnttle More X alloy Bowlmg Alloys whom You Send SPO NT SH 0 P ll2llllll2l1'li Greeting fl2ll'l'lS l U H l l Featured at 'Al':1!f'7 llUl7llg fm' flu' Sporfsmnn l l 7 f Q l B ox LE'S llT NV. lAOClill2fil'f St. Sayre, Pa. Book and Variety Store a oooa aa a ao oo l a N C M o aa ol aa aamaao Ninety-eight --..--7-,-..,.,--,HME1 3, ,,,,,,,, --.. ,.---,-.-.---... -i -A -- R0f'k1ll2l11,S G1'ego1'y's ciI'QCHh0llSC Y, , 0 I XI, D Fu! l Iou'1'r.v I'nf Plants IMT In ' I' 1 INS Qpt' , I unwrr1I lh'.w1'g1ax Imukllm-1 Sn-001 , Pllllllt' Ill-90-4 530 S. KUNSTOIIO Au SPIYW' Szlyrv. IR-lnlsylvnnia S I E1 E1 D Wars: YS' K xx X A xr- V .,..--if ' Ggtmxw W W 1 Y 39 U P HOL D I. N br sloxtiogv-N 863 , 1 Q v Q0 'iffg T H E A M In R1 U A 75 5. , 4 V ?a 'ff ,K XIX XX Z 0 , Q7 .-.y I , . V , 19 -- ', fa f- ,-f:- :2 .1 . -4 31 ,if 1:2 '7 5, '22 73 'T-Y Z, -ri, 12 25. -7 2.1 Z ,-L z Q iff L A yz, 4-- ef :', A f cf ff 2- -3 Q. .gi '13 9 ir: Qi 7. V , ,f- . f 4 4 Q YVAY OF LIFE df - -f. ' I . '7 7 TH E EVENING TIMES slclzvlxu sAY1m AND Mlllaxs, PA., AND wAv14:1z m', N. Y. , ,W ,,,, El I? l WHEN YOU l3l'Y- ' , i 'PIIOIIIHS l?Hl11t- Stow Consider Joseph P. Parentv Phono 453 'PllI'1SAYRIfINADI+1 3 7 ' ' - - . ' A1lVm,iiWl,S First 4131 lnonrl Nt. Vmxmlg, IX y , El m-----W +4-H A,'A m .Viucty-n ine E1 MW- -M El vs- -El e Evans and Chaffee Y . 1 i I Lolhns D1ug St01G i Sport Togs . H Q Dresses and Coats for the 414 South Main Street Junior Miss Dial 15-142 Ath n., P . e Q a K Sayre, Pa. I h f.. ., M ,, .. E m, --'L4---fY- vi -.- --W, E W. ' -,A,,AA,A,,AY,A,,,,A,,, ,,.A,,....-.YY, ...-- ..-A-.A g 1 I Gas Service l for Homes, Farms and Inrlusfry in the Valley is supplied by W I VALLEY CITIES GAS CO. 222 Desmond St. S-'lyl'f', Pvmla. M -W -- e - A Ae' use-S - rg ,.. , ., WW, A. wf ? T-rf -- - - -Y-W -A AE The Chocolate Shop Gl'0SSIl12l1l,S 1 3 HOME BAKERY Q h 5 1 LSUNCHES Mofhcrys only Compcmor : Dolly Madison Iee lS'1'eam 120 Desmond St. Sayre, Pemla. 1 SUYVC, P9lmSYlV3Uia MMS-waves-MM .5 Q,-A-M Q- A One Hundred , ,W M -kw Eg,,,,..'Q.....,.---.--,- -- l , T i Coal Fuel Oil Sharping Shoe Store 1 I l'crifi0d X-ray If 1'ff1'ngs Sllocs for the VVl1ol0 Family l 146 Desmond St. Sayre, Pa. i -.W-ov..-....-- W . S E, V alloy Coal Co. WM A E Phono 15-223 l l , l i W estb1'ook's E l l ' l For Bottol' Flotllos 3 l 9 3 i l' F' ' l'hmw 24-5Tl Athens I i Iglggem mgtollgsgldu l . EI ....1EniM--W- - o . WW-. -W , ,,,,, Q ,, 1 l l i l li IJ 0 V 1311! l Hastings' Beauty Shop I c 0 Creain we V l egg? l Main S14 Aflwns llIilllllf2'lCfllI'0Kl by l . Hicks and Collins i 3 KLOVERLAND STORES Waverly, N. Y. Owego, N. Y. l I Sayre, Pa. For Quality Llll1'lllfll1'0 lfaxll on D. M. Haudriok LQ Sons Waverly, N. Y. Om' I-Imzdrvd 0116 m m H11-c -Tillgrs frmn S UH A R BOVV L 241 Brozul Strvvt Waverly, N, Y. Imnvlms 1 Sl11N1ilCS 1 Sodzls N11 'K PALLAS 1 l'r0p1'irl0r GRAND VNION 'Fhv 130:41 for Iwss 2317 Blmul Sfrvvt 1Y2lV0l'1V, N. Y. El El FORRI+1S'l' H 0 VS lf Athens, Pu. E E1 El EI ra C1D1lg1'2l1'l112lt101lS! I Lewis Garagc Sznyrv. Pmnlsylvmmin El EI Sayre Flu1'z11l Uillllpillly Morrill and Waltmzm Sayre, Pa. SISHOIVS UOAI 'E' VAL E11 NTH RA Ilus Kc-pt thc' llmuvs in tho Vallvy Warn: for Yvars Store Hrvenlmonsv V 1 , , f Plumv 15-021 1,1101IC 15-031 Iydd lxbout It Wlmlvsulv and Rvtail Florists El ' ' E IE! El Om' 1'l11r1rl:'cd Tim I an-lull' A x B I T E B A R Sudas - Suudaes - Lunches 'l'lllh', Sayrv, Pu. Mr. '1'heuhz11'm1s, Proprutol MURIWILIJIC PRINTING COMPANY Law and f10ll1IllCl'0ii1l Printers Since 1903 Sayre, Pollllsylvallia j'l'4'. Pu. R. U. K OLB FUNERAL SER VI CE VVav01'ly, N One Hundred Three Pure Pasteurized Milk Dairy Products Ours Is Best by Test Phone 21-121 today Athens Dairy Sayre, Pa. El la l 1 l J. J. Newberry Co. 6 l Hardware Housewares Toys DuPont Paints Sporting Goods Oil Stoves Bolieh Bros. Hardware Sayre, Pa. Desmond St. Sayre, Pa. Y- YYYY YY , ,,-,,.,,, 7,,,,,, ,, .., E E, -i-A-- 7 11+-- 2 - --- A WA- E E , ,A Win ..,, An, S C A N L I N MGM 1 Insurance Agency l 1 103 N. Lehigh Ave. Phone 14-511 Alteri Funeral Home A AH Types nf 'mummy 1 1- - -- 314 Desmond Street E Sayre, Pa. I H. M. Walliii Sporting Goods 224 S. Main St. Athens, Pa. Phone 24-061 One Hundred Six I il1'k0l' X x B I T E B A R Sodas - Suudacs - Lunches 'cum-, Suyrv, Pu. Mr. '1'l1e-nl1a1'm1s, Proprivtol M UBB 141 Ll 1 E PRIN TIN I 1 UO MPANY 4 -1nu-1.11p-.1-1.-1n1ul-1nn1nn1n1un1up1.nu-.n..-nn--n1gp-p1qi.n1n- Law and f'OlllIlll'I'1'i2Il iP1'i11tCI'S Since 1903 Sayre, POIIIISYIVLIIHH yrv. Pal, li. U. li OL B FUNERAL SERVIVE VVz1verl y, N. Y One Hundred Three i BOND JEVVELICRS l Formerly I. A. Samufls and Son 1238 Dvsniond St. Sayre, Ponna Good Llwk to the Graduating Class of 1947 , l fllasors' Gift Shop and Drug Store Pavker Avanti? Sayre, Pennsylvania Pil+1,RiFECTl0N LAUNDRY Ideal lqauudry Service l Sayre, Pennsylvania One Hundred Four 'lx H IG S 'I' Y I, IG C E N T E R Nl-I NY. Imukllzlrt St., Snyrv, Pa. lIf'rl1'4'11lwI In Nvrav' You with S111:11'tv1' FZISIIUDIIS - Bottm' Quality uf ' Imwm' l 'ost Rvlax with Tho Best in E1lT01'f3i111HG11t YVl1c1f0 the Best Pictures Always Play O1lllQl'2lf1ll21ti01lS! Nlil1C1',S R cstau1'a11f 110 Dusmmul St. Sayre, Penna Om' llzzmirud Five Pure Pasteurized Milk Dairy Products Ours Is Best by Test Phone 21-121 today Athens Dairy Sayre, Pa. Ji. J. Newberry Co. Desmond St. Sayre, Pa. QDBOQM Alteri Funeral Home 314 Desmond Street Sayre, Pa. 52530253 s l Hardware Housewares Toys DuPont Paints Sporting Goods Oil Stoves Bolieh Bros. Hardware Sayre, Pa. S C A N L I N I nsuranee Agency ' 103 N. Lehigh Ave. Phone All Types of Ifzsurarwe 14-5 i n K -y4 'I3 eeeem i , E mm, ,WWW ,.,, E E 1 1 1 , 1 9 1 , 4 S 1 i me I I El El One Hundred Six H. M. Wallill Sporting Goods 224 S. Main St. Athen Phone 24-061 s, Pa 'l Humphrey's Shoe Store I CFor1nerly Carl 'sj 1 'l'lll'I OLDEST SHOE STORE 0 v N E I IJ YL v S E IN 'run vA1,1,1cY J Q yv Q 1 1' y S t 0 1- Q l 205 Desmond St. - Phone 14-714 , l Sayre, Pa. l I EA,,?,-W-Weehehl--- , A l'l0r'r' Full of 1 El .MM-M VA 1 afffs for 1111 l , l 1 l Congratulations! Q 142 Iioeklmrt St. l l W i y Metropolitan Life Insurance Agents l Sayre Oiiee EIA Y-as MMG Ekfffffwwq an an--'-as may A M' E Yi Q E , , , WY, , M, 1- 1 , C.P. NVOODVVARD LoVe Beauty Salon Sayre, Pa. Formerly W. G. Porter me 509-511 South Keystone Ave. . 1 ' ' P . I lllsfinrrlivc lVorkm11nsh1'p baylel a l A 0 A -me m Dry Goods El o ' 'W' El l Rugs 1 ' Bedding C Y I t 1 t . N y , China ' 0 11 5 r 'I u 3 1 0 n b l I Homes Furnished Complete to Class of 1947 Shades Linoleum e . . Curtains Hospital Shoe Repalr Draperyr 1 Venetian Blinds l 124 W. Packer Ave. Sayre, Pa. l El --- M W---Hmm E1------feeeeee'e --e- m One Hundred Seven lg sew-- . , Mr. ...efrm , c A ,,, 7 ,c,,,T..c, ,nrwf T- T l Q l ' T 7 i . CHACOB A S l U,.B1'1C11 Brothers I l Sayre, Pa. Hot Dogs and Quick Lunches l Q l l l Sayre. Pennsylvania 1 107 Lehigh Avenue 1 1 l El ' 4 'k ' 'AW ' ' El El 'W' Y 'W fr Tl1e Egg and You N0-We're not suggesting that you go into the ehieken business: it's a nest egg wc-'re thinking of, and it ean be used for a home, a business, an education, a vacation or anything you please, and-we assure you-you'll iincl it Illlgllly nice to have available 1 when funds are needed to meet emergencies. Get busy with that i egg today-if necessary be hard boilecl with yourself about spend- ing-you'll never regret that you started a savings account. l l I The First Natlonal Bank I Sayre, I a. i Member Federal Deposit lnsurnnee Fnrpnrnfion El-----4---A f!--' - ff- W-A ' ' ff- 7-SA-+A'---U ---1--A Eli, i---,.i ,c, lg El ,T at Y -cc W. L U T Z To Your 1947 Yearbook I VVe llope lt's a PIP! 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