Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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I' Q - xql b E 4 QQ an ,+I I I 2 Q 1lt', as Z 65 s.,5,.5:g.- S , l X I lll,,:q y R E , Q :xox 'flnuuuv' iii I PENNSYLVANIA 02 an 4 1 ' 9 lf, 1 TIHHE H9511 SAYIRIENADIE W ,gan 8 Pennsylv 3 Wesve Spent Some Time Southeast View Lockhart Street Entrance ALMA MATER ln the Susquehanna Valley, Land of rippling streams and rills, ls a busy little city Nestling midst the Blue Ridge hills, And 'tis there our Alma Mater, May her praises never die, Lifts her stately tow'r toward heaven Dear beloved, old Sayre High. Upon This Tree For we're all staunch and loyol Entrance to Stadium And we're each the other's friendg We will stick by our colors Until this life shall end, So while we're together Let us give a ringing cheer For the praise of Alma Mater For our Sayre High School, so dear. L. E. neu-xNEY u Class of 1897 South View sow Milltown School :N XN 0,1 6 . Elmer Avenue School FITS? Its Roofs Robe rt Packer Hospital Grow Deep f,,o M., Eost Side School gblbhoh Lehigh Valley Yards Y Sq, OO! Q7 Fourth Wo rd School The Trunk 'NX Sayre Boro: Langley, Glaser, Stedge, Meikle, Kresge, Lynch, Taylor The school board has undergone a change this past year as a result of the double jointure arranged between the Sayre Borough Schools and those of surrounding districts. The first jointure is with South Waverly and concerns students from first through sixth grades. This Sayre-South Waverly combination is now called the Sayre Area Schools. The second jointure is the merging of the Sayre Area Schools with Litchfield Township and Athens Township and concerns students from the seventh through twelfth grades attending Sayre Area Joint High School. These students, upon graduation from their grade schools, will be given the choice of attending high school in There are actually two boards of directors for the double jointure. The main, or Sayre Area Joint High School Board, consists of twenty-three members from the four districts-Sayre, Wa- verly, Litchfield and Athens Township-who meet at least twice a year. The executive board composed of thirteen men, seven from Sayre and two each from the other three districts, meets on the second Wednesday of every month. lt is hoped that increased facilities and serv- ice for all the schools will result from this double jointure. either Sayre or Athens. Board of Edaiactwiiiorwz Oakley, Fcothcrson Eddy, House, Gorski, Alma? Branches H. Austin Snyder, B.S.: M.Ed. Superintendent of Schools Our country, with its many complex prob- lems, is fortunate to have the thousands of young men and women complete their high school courses. Their training and sense of responsibility, coupled with divine guidance, will be the unseen forces that can assure our posterity an opportunity to live in a democratic world. Judson F. Kcst, A.B., M.A. Principal of the High School When you complete high school, you will be faced by a combination of training and experiences -- in industry, in the school, or in the armed services. Education is never complete or static. In your study, read history - the story of the present, and also of the past. Become inti- mately acquainted with peoples of the past - their power, their achievements, and their problems. Read their literature, become familiar with their ideas and their passions. It may be necessary to learn their language. Become proficient in understanding our world neighbors so that honest knowledge and pur- poseful leadership will guide the destiny of our country into ways of peace. ag Us Twzigs Held Us Muriel Baxter, B.S. Science Boyd M. Beagle, A.B., M.S. English Elouise Black, B.S. Vocal Music Elizabeth Bouton, 8.5. Business Education A. Jean Brion, B.S. Jean Dougherty, B.S Business Education Boyd F. Buckingham, B.S., Hiffiwl J- CUMWOIII -ll'-, Mid. ls., MII. Home Economics Social Studies Business Education Toward The Lighi Janet Flynn, B.S. Home Economics English Ida M. Finch, R.N. Home Nursing Marion Gales, l.S. Physical Education Emma A. Gillette, A.B., MJ Social Studies , B.S. Joi... L. Kalbwm, s.s. Gertrude s. Hoist, s.A., M.A. R Y e' Industrial Arts Social Studies, Spanish Muslc Ruth A. Frank, B.S., M.A. ,A f 'x lf! il To Increase John L. Ksionzyk, B.A. Social Studies M. Evelyn Peck, B.S., A.M Science William O. Long, A.B., A.M. Mathematics Anna Mason, B.S. English Katherine Matanle, 8.5. Library Ruth L. McClintock, B.S. Warren Miller, B.S. Mary R. 0'Boyle, A.B. Art Industrial Arts Latin, Social Studies 0111115 Value Nelson Sickler, B.S. Instrumental Music Geraldine Sfocum, B.S Kathryn M. Prince English Guidance, Social Studies Grace M. Streby, B.S. Mathematics Ted Thoren, 5.5. Physical Education Helone G. Wildrick, A.B. Victor S. Weiss, B.A. Ruth D- TOIGIU B.S-. M.Ed. English Science Science, Mathematics To The World SENIOR MOTHERS SENIOR ADVISERS Muss Gera-ldlne Stocum Miss Jean Dougherty Mrs. Harold Peterson Mrs. Ronald Rob?nson Far We Alma' A Zago ewskl P es dent Ph lp Huslck V ce Pres dent Do othy Park Secretary Ralph Jones Treasurer l lllll ,, Q 1...- fr... -,Li if T ' Janet Allegrucci Neva Allen Elissa Angelo BUSINESS GENERAL BUSINESS dark hair, dark eyes , . . likes type always happy . . . short . . . fond ing, dancing pep club . . swimming, basketball . . . loqua- f - - mixed Chorus - ' ' of poetry . . . very cooperative . . . . excitable , , . en'o s , . . l Y lots of poise . . . likes commercial cious, friendly . . . mr. cameron's low and football boys ' ' ' hates menace. . . always chewing gum m0f 'l 'QS - - - senior Pl0Y - - - . . . wants to be a secretary . . . sayrenade staff . . . cap and cue sam . , , tri-hi-y . . . nev Patricia A. Anspach William H. Baird COLLEGE PREPARATORY GENERAL g.a.a ..., likes history, swimming, good-looking . . . accomplished and big rings . . . cap and cue driver . . . photography club . . . . . . famous . , . always . . .hates to laugh . . . choral c-lub likes algebra . . . tall . , . 5 o'cIock knows the latest news shadow . . . senior play . . . band be called patricia . . . . . . dislikes women drivers . . . sayrenade staff . . . blushes easily well if you say so, driscoll , . . . , . effervescent , . , plans to be plans to enter the service . . a history tea fJq 1'F cher . . . pat bill likes top dancing and typing class . . , good alto . . . pleasant speak- ing voice . . . mixed chorus , . . trio . . . choral club . . , chieftain . . , sayrenade . . . hates the mimeograph machine . . . nice personality . . . plays piano well , . . jeekers . . . obliging . . . lisse John Ball GENERAL always saying how 'bout that? . . . likes sports-basketball, me- chanical drawing . . . art metal club . . . pitched for the ukes . . short . . . impish looking . . . in cohoots with glenn in teasing potsy . . . fond of hunting and fishing . monk airing Uzuzr Freshman Sprzimz Eiga' r 'X' S 1 .,, -f'ffg.f,t Ly, ' ,gfgiitts Joseph P. Baxter John Bane' Patricia Beahan GENERAL serious . . . quiet . , . loves math and dancing . . . usually sounding off with brots-0' '... john's twin . . , friendly . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . interested especially in shirley .' . . reads quite a bit , . . just plain joe Gertrude Beidleman BUSINESS favorite subject, english . . . fa- vorite remark, well, i'll soy . . . i forgot . . . pet peeve, being called gertrude . . . special inter- ests, football games in Iehighton . . . talks a lot . . . ushers' club . . . cap and cue club . . . gertie GENERAL short, muscular . . . art metal club . . . likes sports and shop class . . . good-natured . . . popular with everybody . . . blushes easily . . . hangs out in west sayre . . , speedy football player who has earned his nickname, jet COLLEGE PREPARATORY excellent student . . . likes to argue about politics . . . honor society . . . sayrenade . . , co-editor of the chieftain . . . band . . . dodger fan . , . miss democrat . . . likes to wear red . . . plans to attend penn state . . . study journalism . . . paddy te Were But Tiny Buds Patricia A. Brewer COLLEGE PREPARATORY favorite subject p.o.d .... dis- likes men drivers . . . mixed chorus . . . interest, bolich's hardware . . . octet . . . neat . . . girls' trio . . . chieftain . . . district chorus . . . sayrenade . . . backstage, junior, senior plays . . . ushers' club . . . honor society . . . plans to study nursing . . . patsy Glenn W. Briggs GENERAL especially interested in girls . . . likes bookkeeping - dislikes eng- lish . , . how about that . . . is the owner of a coveted widow's peak . . . likes to tease patsy . . . dark . . . likes all sports and music . . . briggsie QM Catherine C. Bush John J. Bustin BUSINESS GENERAL likes dancing and typing . . . pet favorite subject, shop math . . . peeve -- the mimeograph machine Def P6919-Sl'l0 f niQl'1f5 - - - SPS' . . . special interest in the navy . . . favorite remark imagine that! . . . always with anita . . . ushers' club . . . mixed chorus . . . girls' choral club . . . chiettain staff . . . cathy basketball . . . wavy hair . . appearing . . . easy-going good natured, crazy laugh entered service in february niocku cial interest, val . . . avid athletic fan . . . likes all sports especially Fiedi Antoinette R. Cannavino GENERAL likes home ec ..., has special in- terests in roller-skating and air force . . . nice smile , . . extremely cooperative and a hard worker . . . enjoys swimming . . . naturally curly hair . . . dresses well . . . easily excited . . . toni We Upcmed To fGm'em Fwllmfeass r f a Jacqueline Ann Carle Audrey Casterline GENERAL l3USlNESS favorite subject-problems of de- mocracy . . . always saying don't be chicken, mary' '... pet peeve -drivers that can't decide what they want to do next . . . special Gilbert A. Ciotti GENERAL always with lora . . . favorite sub- good dancer . . . cheerleader . . . led-C0mm9fCi0l law - - - SPeCl0l prefers ,design . . . frequent re- interests, united states marines mark, i d0n't like you . . . . . . usual remark, have yOu Q07 special inteiests - p00lr00m Gnd your law finished? . . . likes music elmira . . . likes hunting, fishing interest-big noses . . . neat ap- . . . mixed chorus . . . neat ap- , . . photography club. . . OHS Gnd pearance . . . likes dogs , . . pearance . . . girls' choral club crafts club . . . junior, senior plays jackie . . . crutch . . . olwovs l00kS tired - - - Q Joyce R. Cobb HOME ECONOMICS likes home economics, elmira, and bill, but definitely not p.0.d .... always with louise . . . likes foot- ball games . . . home economics club . . . reporter for home eco- nomics club . . . good sport . . . quiet . . . joy Janet DeWan COLLEGE PREPARATORY co-editor of chieftain . . . beauti- ful black hair , , . sayrenade staff . . . band, orchestra . . . likes algebra and airplanes . . . senior play . . cap and cue . . . dislikes democrats . . . irish temper . . . would like to be an aeronautical engineer , . . jon f' Barbara Jean Cole BUSINESS pretty black hair . . . likes horses Donna A. DeKay BUSINESS has pretty blonde hair . . . always saying drop dead . . . ushers' club . - . sayrenade staff . . , in- terest Iies in athens . . . likes roller skating and typing . . . dis- likes rainy weather . . . very re- and dogs '. . . cap and cue . . . sayrenade staff . . . band, orches- tra . . . dislikes stop signs . . . short . . . susan in senior play . . . special interest, warren . . . sentimental . . . beautiful smile borbe served . . . neat dresser . . . donna Marlene J. DiPio Gene H. Driscoll BUSINESS COLLEGE PREPARATORY always smiling . . . likes shorthand always saying, imagine it . . . and roller skating . . . tri-hi-y . . . likes algebra and pofsy I . l pho- typist for chieftain . . . dislikes fogmphy Club . Q U both junior and Cold momlngs ' ' - e i0YS POPUIO' senior plays . . . band . . . sayre- music, CIUUCINQ 0nd 5WImmInQ - - - nade staff . . . dislikes being called likes a good joke . . . full of pep eu-gene . . . foolish laugh . . . . . . muzzy gene ml Our Sophomore and Junior Summer 'XY f ff' G EJ' Delores A. QI-lrilch Gene Ferro Jo Ann Ferro BUSINESS short.. . cute. . . pep club... sayrenade staff . . quiet . . . likes typing and basketball . . . always saying slob! . . . dislikes tests . . . would like to be o secretary . . . always with putz . . . DudQv GENERAL well-liked . . . muscular . . . likes algebra and sports . . . football . . . glee club . . . district chorus . . . vice-president of gridiron club . . . president of student council . . . dislikes school . . . gruff . . . always imitating people . . . dark, wavy hair. . . digger wi Noi mziil This Harold A. Flood GENERAL tall . . . slow grin . . . favorite subject, mechanical drawing . . . pet peeve, show-offs . . . likes basketball a -lot but real interest is in hopkins street . . . flagbeorer . . . basketball . . . always saying, beans' '... good-looking . . . feet Theodore M. Focht, Jr. GENERAL likes all types of sports . . . out- spoken . . . gridiron club . . . fa- vorite remark, how about that? . . . good build . , . football . . . plans to attend co-llege . . . dimple in chin-devil within . . . inter- ested in cheerleader . . . ted-i BUSINESS pretty, long hair . . . enjoys hiking and typing . . . always saying, no kidding . . . friendly . . . dislikes tests . . . belongs to pep club and mixed chorus . . . plans on being a telephone operator . . . jo ann Antonette M. Fomous HOME ECONOMICS soft-spoken . . . favorite remark - where do we go tonight? . . . plans to be a telephone operator . . . president of home ec club . . . favorite subject, p.o.d .... good dancer . . . choral club . . . mixed chorus . . . interested in louie . . . toni William G. Franks GENERAL Richard Glosenger BUSI N ESS good-looking . . . sophomore presi- dent . . . excels in sports . . . all valley end three years . . . letter- men's club . , . football, basket- ball, baseball . . . glee club . . . interested in hayden street . . . faithful errand boy for miss dough- erty . . . stocky build . . . enjoys driving his new l?J lafayette . . , willing to work . . . favorite sub- ject, gym . . . prefers short blondes . . .'blushes easily . . . good-notur- ed . . . dick all scholastic team . . . would like to attend college . . . bill W it Richard A. Harshbarger J' ' 57 Agua . l'Iart COLLEGE PREPARATORY QCOL E PREPARATORY devil-may-care attitude . . . likes to argue . . . tells tall tales . . . exclllez student . . . national honlr ociety . . . likes mr. b's enjoys hunting and fishing . . . p.o.d .... member of cap and cue member of glee club . . . sayre- . . . staunch dodger and navy fan nade staff . . . nice build . . . . . . everyone's pal . . . very under- good math student . . . makes fre- standing . . , plans to be an in- quent trips to towanda . . . dick tericlr decorator . . . sandy James E. Haggerty GENERAL favorite subject-p.o.d .... pet peeve-short weekends . . . likes sports , . . favorite remark- well, i'-ll say! . . . played heads-up foot- ball at fullback , . . lettermen's club . . . gridiron club . . . vice- president student council . . . noted for walk and tardiness . . . upoon Philip P. Husick BUSINESS well-liked . . . vice-president of senior class . . . fast moving on gridiron and court . . . likes sports -football and basketball, espe- cially . . . gridiron club . . . sugar . . . short and stocky . . . happy-go-lucky . . . phil zur enziozf zuziwmrvz ,ff ,RC 4 CHQ Ltr 'Q PM il -gg Q 'f i S ' ii. ,su Edward J. Jenkins GENERAL easy-going . . . artistically inclined . . . likes design . . . gridiron club . . . main ambition was to make at least one touchdown . . . blushes easily , . . glee club . . . district chorus . . . sayrenade staff . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . octet . . . buz Donna H. Johnson COLLEGE PREPARATORY always happy . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . member of g.a.a. . . . ushers' club . . . cap and cue . . . dodger fan . . . jerry's honey blonde girl . . . short and sweet . . . wishes to become an airline hostess . . . sally id e Take Um Florence M. Johnson BUSINESS quiet , . . shortie . . . member of the ushers' club . . . helped with junior ploy . . . Chieftain staff . . . enjoys movies . . . likes shorthand . . . always with joan . . . would like to be a stenographer or sec- retary . . . flossie it Betty Ann Jones BUSINESS favorite subject, bookkeeping . . . ushers' club . . . de-liberate enun- ciation . . , contributors' club . . . one of the better typists for the chieftain . . . small and petite . . . very quiet and reserved . . . she's mutt to ralph's jeff betty K' Ralph D. Jones GENERAL tall . . . always busy doing some- thing for somebody . . . mr. mll- ler's right-hand man . . . treas- urer of senior class . . . sayrenade staff-photography . . . helped with scenery for senior play . . . national honor society . . . jone- sie Mary E. Kenrick COLLEGE PREPARATORY favorite saying, walk!!l . . . likes chemistry and all kinds of sports , . . dislikes being told about her driving , . . always with midge . . . ushers' club . . . g.a.a. . . . interested in nursing . . . properties for senior play . giggles . . . mare Ju Ql- fll.,N 4n4-vvf tL , ,MAJ 4... 22 ig EJ' Shirley M. Kepner GENERAL favorite remark, i don't care . . . pet peeve-gym . . . special interest, dick . . . pep club . . . pretty . . . quiet and reserved . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . engag- ing smile . . . would like to be telephone operator . . . shirl Margaret' R. Lehr COLLEGE PREPARATORY always with mary . . . pet peeve- people who crack their gum . . . likes chemistry . . . well-dressed . . . southern accent now and then . . .would like to be a doctor . . . head of properties for senior play . . . midge Lora M. Lane BUSINESS special interests, navy and new york city . . . wants to work as secretary . . . ushers' club . . . cap and cue . . . contributors' and choral clubs . . . typist for chief- tain . . . advertising staff of sayrenade . . . lora Theresa M. LoVecchio BUSINESS pretty eyes . . . good student . . . favorite subject, typing . . . pep club . . . g.a.a .... always talking and giggling. . . cap and cue. . . layout manager of the Chieftain . . . energetic . . . likes a good time . . . trese Louise Ann Lantz HOME ECONOMICS favorite subjejct, home ec .... always saying sugar . . . espe- cially interested in nursing . . . home ec club . . . mixed chorus . . . member of advertising staff of sayrenade . . . works in cafe- teria-usually ladling out vege- tables . . . weezie Richard Joseph Lynch GENERAL hi o' flanigan . , . favorite sub- ject, algebra . , . has a hard time getting to church on time so early in the morning . . . very fond of basketball, eating, and drum majorettes . . . a two letter man . . . rich wr Brightest Hugs APN i'ss U V Q, JJ . , f ,- c. ., . JJ., , E V ' ls 'off 4, ,,.7-f liz, mr Thomas Lynch GEN ERAL always with norma . . . doesn't like work . . . tall, rangy . . . footbal-I . . . basketball, four years . . . coached victorious 8th grade bulldogs . . . plans to work at i. r. ar in detroit after graduation . . entered service in february - irtornn ', Maicine A. Manzek COLLEGE PREPARATORY friendly . . . quiet . . . likes alge- bra . . . always saying oh, dear! . . . g.a.a .... intermural basket- ball . . . student council . . . plans to be a veterinarian . . . loves dogs . . . neat dresser . . . pals with mary and midge . . . petite and dainty , . . max David Marshall BUSINESS likes geometry . . . interested in girls . . . art metal club . . . one of our football stars . . . well- liked , . . short . . , plans to enter the army after graduation . . . noted for big part in senior play . . . jake 23 'WF 7 Alrvz Burst into FMU Glory Donald A. McCul'cheon GENERAL quiet . . . good-looking . . . big shoulders . . . likes mechanical drawing . . , football . . . baseball . . . art metal club . . . always with dave or joe . . . often seen in wav- erly . . . joint ownership of car with joe . . . don --1' Joan P. Mcintire BUSINESS likes p.o.d. and commercial law . . . interested in tawanda and ma- rines . . . doesn't like nosey people . . . secretary-treasurer of ushers' club . . . long red fingernails . . . blushes easily . . . pals around with florence . . . mac 'Q 'IG-'5 ' Sally J. Mcsparron COLLEGE PREPARATORY favorite subject, p.o.d .... laughs easily . . . pet peeve, latin class . . . tiny, with platinum hair . . . ushers' club . . . has not made plans for the future . . . always talking . . . easy to get along with . . . bl0ndie , 'r y ' if S N , Q' S' 24 Jeanne E. Meikle Stewart W. Merrick Edna M. Morse COLLEGE PREPARATORY one of the prettiest girls in the class . . . friendly . . . interested in athens and cadets . . . likes algebra . . , oh, gad' '... g.a.a. . . . cap and cue . . . orchestra . . . choral club , . . plans to at- tend college . . . jeannie GENERAL BUSINESS friendly . . . likes algebra . . . likes typing . . . oh, shut up! Uh'-'JW 'bout Thai? - - - lmemsf . . . doesn't like noisy home room lies in waverly . . . gridiron club interested in defence . . . lettermen's club . . . football . . . basketball manager for four years . . . santa claus at senior prom . . . would like to enter navy . . . stooge contributors' club . . . typist for Chieftain . . . noted for ring, third finger, left hand . . . plans a do- mestic life . . . edna Patricia A. Newman BUSINESS our talented soprano soloist . . interested in elmira street . . . hey, cameron' '... mixed chorus . . . junior and senior plays . . . girls' trio . . . attended county, district and state chorus . . . plans to make singing o career . . . upatn David P. Noel GENERAL quiet . . . reserved . . . usher in waverly theater . , . likes shop . . . interested in all girls in general . . . always with don . . . hails from south waverly . . . wants to be a state policeman . . . dave Q. Anne J. O'Donovan COLLEGE PREPARATORY never without a smile . . .g.a.a. . . . sayrenade staff . . . treasurer of student council . . . junior play . . . by george . . . cooperative . likes algebra . . . attractive . . . takes a 'lot of kidding . . . intends to enter college . . . anne znzly oo oom WIN Shirley Parfrey Dorothy Jeanne Park Anita M. Patituce BUSINESS BUSINESS energetic blonde . . . cap and cue very enthusiastic . . . friendly . . . chieftain staffs . . . always with . , . choral club . . . sayrenade and COP Gnd CUC - - - Cl'10 0l Club - - I sayrenade staff . . . junior and . ' I . . . f ' dody . . . junior play . . . usually Semor pays, Secrgmfy O SEND' U I class . . . interest is in endicott in waverly , . . likes bookkeeping member of momma' honor . . . wants to be an airline hostess Society - - I wants to be O Sfenog- . . shirl rapher . . . dody Phyllis A. Patsy Carolyn L. Peterpaul BUSINESS BUSINESS full of vigor . . . always giggling peppy . . . ushers' club president captain of cheerleaders . . . secre- . . . pep club . . . cap and cue . . . A - I Def Peeve, IJOSSY D601-Ule I - - interest lies in marines . . . Iet's , , , go to athens . . . likes commer- tary of junior class , . . special . . . . cial law , . . active in milltown interest in east athens . . . always Youth work 5 - . very friendly - I - with loretta . . . wants to be a wants fo live in florida typist . . . putz caroIyn BUSINESS effervescent . . . pretty hair . . , g.a.a .... sayrenade and Chieftain staffs . . . likes typing . . . hard worker . . . interest lies in marines . . . excels in basketball . . . eter- nally talking and running around the halls . , . hails from south waver-ly , . . nita Eliza beth R. Peterson BUSINESS plays flute in band and orchestra . . . g.a.a .... amicable . . ardent notre dame fan . . . fond of horses . . . prompter for junior and senior plays . . . sayrenade staff , , , plans to enter college . . . betsy a Break Away and all 3 2 20 If - 26 s WZ? Nancy A. Pruyne Walter R. Rentschler Richard Rhodes GENERAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY GENERAL shy . . . tall and lanky . . . pretty dark . . . handsome. . . mr. repub- likes mechanical drawing and hunt- dimples A Q I likes p.o.d .-,. my llC0n ' iur-lor, 5Z'1l0 Dl0Y5 - - - ing . . . football star. . . secretary- Cop on Cue presl em ' ' ' Cn' treasurer of ridiron cl b . . . rogers fan ' ' ' hobby' Cowboy nouncer for radio programs . . . g U music . . . hard worker . . . one of senior football manager . . . sayre- - nade advertisin manager . . . the hrs' to school ' ' ' home eco' noted for jokesgi I - Scotch mm office . . . likes blonde hair and baseba-ll . . dependable, gentle! manly . . . bank messenger for nomlcs club ' ' ' always Saying . . . chieftain staff . . . wants to blue EYES - - ' Slow Qfln - - - VefY i'm cold . . . nancy attend albright . . . winkie quiet . . . dick 0 Be Scfczz Mrerred Richard Roberts Gerald Ronald Robinson Dorothy Rogers GENERAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY BUSINESS favorite remark, monkey around! short . . . lively . . . baritone player likes lJ00lfke9Plf1Q. d0nffY - - - Def . . . good algebra student . . . in orchestra . . . district band . . . geeve, 'fmfff - - - f0Vf 'l'e remark, nimrod club . . . murder victim in president of band . . . interested be qwet' ' ' ' Wllmg, worlle' H h basketball . . . senior high senior play . j . baseball . . . pet in a short blonde . . . as y sms, chorus I 1 h Chieftain Stuff peeve, republicans . . . plans to clothes, especially socks. . . chief- r 1 . has been both secretory- join naval reserves . . . platinum tain . . . fur corn's sake . . . treasure, and viCe,p,.eSident of ush- blond . . . rather quiet . . . erect wide vocabulary. . . never without ers' Club . , , frank , . , toll I D I . . . dick a wisecrack. . . jerry quiet , . . dorothy W4-4 r ,-r'X f X ,I r Gs r Sig he it get He 'si ' M L r i' E Y EJ'tfZ' af' ' - Dolores A. Romania Lena M. Rossillo Norma J. Scherer COLLEGE PREPARATORY BUSINESS COLLEGE PREPARATORY likes p.o.d. and nursing . . . pet favorite remark, oh, for heav- very tall . . . well-liked . . . cap peeve, gum snapping . . . ex- e'ns sake! . . . has a special in- and we , , , girls' chorus . . . likes tremely neat . . . what'd you terest in traveling . . . favorite problems of democracy . . ' always say? . . . cap and cue . . . prop- subject, bookkeeping . . . home erties for senior play . . . basket- economics club . . . very quiet ball . . . senior high girls' chorus . . . tiny . . . very courteous . . . saying, don't let it throw ya! and cooperative I I . usually laugh- . . . dislikes conceited people . . . ing at someone eIse's joke . . . OIWUYS C 0CklnQ l0keS - - - Dl0f1S pidge lee to enter nursing . . . norma George Sobiech Loretta S. Soprano Mary N. Spadaro COLLEGE PREPARATORY BUSINESS BUSINESS likes algebra and physics . . . cap favorite remark, hurry, mary! likes p,o.d .... dislikes being Qngj Cue , , , imefegged in O junk- . . , likes p.o.d. , . . dislikes sur- Caught Chewing gum ' . . infer- heap lcarl . . , smart . . . likes to pnse tests - - - VG'5'lV Cheerleader ested in waverly . . . garrulous argue . . . writes good poetry . . . ' ' ' Worm pgrsonollly ' ' ' bqskfel' . . . cap and cue . . . basketball always has a story about his trip Ellis' ' ' Vfeegirtzsrdegi 22 N255 , , , chieffgin gfgff , , , usually in to school from Iitchfield . , . Cue 1 Qivocious - begutiful with Ioreftq , , , tqll , , , never methodical . . . thorough . , . hai, Qnj block floshing eyes ' g . without a smile . . . always saying HQGOIQGH dorothy wait, loretta! . . spit y The .Four Winds Jon N. Spaulding Richard A. Stevens John A. Taylor COLLEGE PREPARATORY easy-going , . . favorite subject, politics . . . pet peeve, democrats . . . tall . . , talks a blue streak . . lead in both plays . . . band . likes to draw . . . Chieftain . . . editor-in-chief of sayrenade . . . and besides- . . . honor society . . . jon GENERAL well-built . . . easy smile . . . likes algebra . . . dislikes wise guys . , . student council . . . secretary-treasurer of gridiron club , . . very well-liked . . . engaged to cindy . . . always saying, what ya' doin'? . . . plans to join ma- rines . . , steve Alma? To Be Elizabeth J. Theetge COLLEGE PREPARATORY dynamic . . . chic . . . lead in jun- ior play . . . band . . . orchestra . . . pet peeve, noisy people . . . sayrenade . . . quick-tempered . . . especially interested in feet . . . talks with her hands . . . cap and cue . . . enjoys swimming and dancing . . . liz Lucia Fay Tompkins COLLEGE PREPARATORY accompanist for mixed chorus, or- chestra, district chorus, county or- chestra . . . has own radio pro- gram . . . honor society . . . senior play . . . chieftain . . . sayrenade . . . always saying, well, cripes . . . nice smile . . . wants to be- come a concert pianist . . . lucia COLLEGE PREPARATORY big smile . . . likes history, math, and all sports . . . honor society ...senior play. . . bond . .. sayrenade . . . noted for his straw- berry sodas . . . conscientious . . . stomp club . . . cap and cue . . . plans to attend college . . . john Gaz fried Shirley J. Vough HOME ECONOMICS interested in english and bob . . . pet peeve, american history . . . my achin' back . . . tri- hi-y secretary . . . cap and cue . . . cute pug nose . . . vice-presi- dent of home economics club . . . quiet . . . very friendly . squirt Joseph R. Walt Doris J. Whitehead GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS likes to talk to girls . . . devilish likes chemistry, roller skating, win- grin . . . junior in junior play, ter sports . . . blonds . . . detests glucke in senior play . . . fa- spiders . . . always saying, horse- vorite remark, see ya tomorrow feathers . . . has a funny giggle . . . chieftain staff. . . sayrenade every now and then . . . tri-hi-y staff . . , special interest in wav- . . . ushers' club , . . senior high crly . . . in naval reserve . . . girls' chorus . . . choral club . . . joe debby Dolores A. ' lhyte HOME ECONOMICS favorite remark, ah, go on! . . . noted for lovely diamond , . . does not approve of cotty people . . . would like to be a telephone op- erator . . . president, girls' chorus . . . industrious. . . secretary, home ec club . , . whyty o The Four owners Of te' Earth Mary W. Yale Michael Young BUSINESS COLLEGE PREPARATORY pet peeve, reckless drivers . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . favorite remark, can i drive? favorite remark, well-? . . . . . . well-dressed . . . band, or- active in sports. . . blond bruiser chestra . . . very attractive . . . on football team . . . basketball likes p.o.d .... friendly, ready . . . baseball . . . lettermen's club smile . . . blythe in senior play . . . vice-president, stamp club . . . . . . member of cop and cue . . . glee club . . . favorite subject is water chemistry . . . bo-bo 43 X i Fr Ann Zagozewski COLLEGE PREPARATORY popular as evidenced by her po- litical career . . . president, both junior and senior years . . . sec- retary, sophomore class . . . active in girls' sports, band . . . district band in '49 . . . genial . . . de- tests sniffing . . . zag 'UZ RJ C' ., K t 1 9 0 5 A Tall Umly ,jk :b ij k.k . 0 P Memoraes Arthur L. Bonning, Jr. O GENERAL Remazzzmzed last ot the vets . . . in navy from october l945 to june I949 . . . was at atomic bomb tests at bikini atoll . . . first test held on his birthday july I . . . noted for mustache . . . likes american his- tory . . . big art There is no flock, however watched and tended, ll 9 is But one dead lamb is there! li sr, There is no fireside, howsoe'er defended, But has one vacant chair! 1' We see but dimly through the mists and vaporsg Amid these earthly damps x What seems to us but sad, funereal tapers ill 1' f, MOY be heaven's distant lamps. I 'Q f A There is no Death! What seems so is transitiong This life of mortal breath Is but a suburb ofthe life elysian, Whose portal we call Death. -Longfellow 2.:,,,!L - it nm is 8 JOHN EDWARD LONG l933- l 948 ilflsf? 'J 2 yrs 5'1 RT. -em. Mx, 3 ' www, V Wil Wither and fe Fcwigowfefm ...K -aa, 'A .. JY Ml ,f , Q33 'Ml' if Ik. 3, xl Q . rw? UMW' ef' am: 3? mpg., 1.3 1-6655, 3' ff 'ww- L1 F N M Wg f-1 CILASSIES M v . 4 r 4.1-1 - -.1-1 . x , , z Q , Y 4' X x xx N Y . K 4 Xxx 'Rl C3 lg J Y., If N S Z Q - I. .- 'Q',.2p llldllXlllOlllS Burton McConnell President Harry Bennett Vice-President Alice Palipkonich Secretary James Murphy Treasurer Bennett, Murphy, Palipkonich McConnell y Fm Miz me HOME ROOM 215 Row Ono-Norma Green, Barbara Draper, Peggy Albert, Frances Aumick, Anza Buckingham Mary Collins A lene Birney Barbara Bowman, Catherine Farrell, Nancy Daddona, Phoebe Dickson Row Two Louis Coccag d H nia, Richard Brimmer, Chester Covey, Kenneth Bracken, Theodore Estelle, Darwin Bround Charles A am arry Bennett, John Adams, John Ennis, James Ferris, Burton Green. HOME ROOM 216 Row One-Rosalie McQueeney, Angeline LoVecchio, Lucille Munn, Janice Johnson, Joan Lott, Joanne Griffith Elsie Hayton, Charlotte Jenney, Alice Macynski, Lois Mann, Shirley Muffley, Antoinette Longo, Row TwoQ Joseph Morningstar, Paul Lyons, James Murphy, Richard Lehman, Daniel Hickey, Richard Jones, Robert Newman Frederick Horn, Burton McConnell, Edmund Neusch. Growth Uf Foliage HOME ROOM 207 Row One-Lois Twigg, Ruth Williams, Joyce Smith, Rosemary Sargent, Veronica Velardo, Laura Werkheiser, Jean Twoomey, Marian Vanderpool, Shirley Paul, Geraldine Polasky, Wilma Shoemaker, Vera Sozanski. Row Two-John Novak, Paul Rounds, Carl Whitehead, Harold Secor, Alice Palipkonich, Beverly Wolcott, Valerie Parks, Barbara Nittinger, Marjorie Roberts, Jack Walter, Rodney Wood, John Satterly. 1 wr I I ll I 'l K iff If M Ol F! 9' 'Q' nba! .x!!yLll E il S SNAKE ,Ml 4, Q v, xy 1 lFRlESlHllVlllElXl l l l HOME ROOM 114 Row One-L. Bonney, W. Bizilia, D. Beatty, R. Covey, J. Chandler, M. Carroll, J. Brown, A. Bush, D. Annabel. Row Two-B. Clay- pool, E. Bennett, S. Beahan, P. Covello, J. Ackley, K. Brewer, D. Annabel, G. Cleaver, K. Ayers, D. Calveric. Row Three-J. Borits, J. Casterline, G. Canfield, J. Cabucci, J. Adams, D. Barton, R. Billings, C. Baker, B. Bentley, R. Barry. HOME ROOM 212 Row One-D. Saxe, B. Wiley, A. Searfoss, Sozonski, N. Sutton, L. Thrasher, B. Tayl M. Saxe, M. Sobiech. HOME ROOM 14 V or Row One-'H. Deubler, J. Humphrey, J. Harper, M. Draper, L. Foulkrod, E, Daniels, L. Hcrshbarger, M. Draper, J. DeKay, B. Ginalski. Row Two-J. Cutuzzo J. Geisin er, L. Hair, K. Han 1 Q ' cock, B. Frutchey, B. Goble, J. Daddona, J. Dunfee, W. Davenport, L. Daskam. Row Three-P. Hartung, M. Dowd, W. Ervin, S. Hanos, J. Farrell, P. Flynn, R. Farrell. ...1-aug, 1:3 sri we X fs ,L 74:34 aw 3 Q G3-737' 5- 'Q nv' I? A.1, X ' -iw MQW mv W im, i ,A-ghd 634, 3: fi 5 ff: LN, gimx if 945 A , if WWW IFIIGIHIJVIHI GRADE HOME ROOM 'I17 Row One-Frederick Brungess, Elsie Cahill, Shirley Croke, Yvonne Billings, Patricia Ackley Phyllis Dunham Yvonne Ellers, Joseph Blackman. Row Two-Patricia DeSisti, Dorothy Barton, Agnes Adam, Genevieve Bobick Anne Casselbury, Evelyn Bowen, Arlene Covey, Barbara Beach, Shirley Dunham. Row Thre?Lawrence Cham- berlain, Frank Durizch, Joseph Cole, Harold Card, John Derrick, Georae Belcher, Lewis Decker, Enid Billings. Amd Green Seedlings HOME ROOM 116 Row One-Mary Glosenger, John Green, Jack Hakes, Richard Johnson, Arthur Garey, John Knowles, Donald Mac- donald, John MacNeal, Joyce Loomis. Row Two-DeBorah Field, Alzina Kinney, Jane Jackson, Susan Had- lock, Emily Leonard, Myra Hubish, Sharon Keegan, Rose Marie Frantz. Row Three-lna Mae Keene, Marilyn Hayfon, Carolyn Harshbarger, A-Ibert Lattimer, Leon Estes, Robert Martz, Donna Horn, Dorothy Jennings, Betsy Harris. HOME ROOM 126 Row One-Eugene Norton, Ann Roberts, Barbara Phelps, Gary Pruyne, John Potter, Row Two-Charles Phillips, Harry Pruync, Anthony Polzella, John Rossi, David Price, Thomas Page. Row Three-Dorothy Palipkonich, Gen- evieve O'Connor, Phyllis Merrill, Ruth Merrick, Joyce Pruyne, Gretchen Rentschler, Sandra Mathews. ho Have Ye! HOME ROOM 'l'l5 Row One-Patricia Streeter, Louis Sandroni, John Stein, Clarence White, Wi-lliam Wolcott, Andrew Stanchak, Linda Talada, Rose Warner, Rita Wells. Row Two--Mazie Tompkins, Joann Wiles, Gretchen Ward, Patricia Sweitzer, Pauline Wolfe, Joanne Warner, Joanne Snyder Cheryl Wood. Row Three-David West, Roy Walter, Charles Streeter, Lloyd Streeter, William Tompkins, Keith VanAllen, David Stephens, Edward Satterly, Thomas Teeter. SIEWEIXIJVIHI GRAI IE HOME ROOM 108 Row One-Patricio CarIe,Robert Anderson, Dovid Cipperley, Frederick Daniels, Larry Cole, John Bowman, Harry Barrows, Gerald Chandler. Row Two-Elizabeth Comp, Barbara Bizilia, Elaine Braund, Bernita Annabel, Cora Barton, Michaelene Deubler, Beverly Annabel, Leona DeSisti. Row Three-Henry Croke, Frank Camp, George Beahan, Donald Bogart, Carl Comstock, Willard Baker, Harry DeKay, Joseph Carpentier. To Reach HOME ROOM 'l'l'l Row One-Leland Hakes, Doris Kepner, Barbara Hubish, Richard Harris, Mary Lou Krotzer, David Hunsinger, Marlene Lattimer, Joanne Johnson, Donald Johnson. Row Two-Robert Diltz, Joseph Johnson, Thomas House, Shirley Keene, Ruth Laninger, Eva Hotalen, Jean Knowles, Allan Little, Richard Hartung. Row Three-Melvin Fisk, Arlene Kaplan, John Hutsick, Nancy Dickson, Mary House, Gerald Hakes, Roger Houghtolen, Richard Gilbert. HOME ROOM 11 Row One-Russell McCracken, Margaret Phillips, LaRue Martz, Henry Peterpaul, Edward Randa-ll, Edward Rinus, Barbara Loomis, Nancy Miller, John Pieplow. Row Two - Shirley Northrup, Marta Merrill, William Maurer, Jerry Monroe, Harry McCutcheon, Geraldine Scott, Louisa McConnell, Sandra Seibel, Sally Seibe-l. Row Three- Louise Nobles, Saundra Renshow, Wayne Sessaman, Robert Mickle, Richard Pruyne, Robert Peet, Betty Owen, Their Zenith HOME ROOM 125 Row One-Patricia Wall, Shirley Soper, Margaret Stadnick, Nancy Springer, Arlene Vough, Judy Springer, Char- lene White, Phyllis Walmsley, Ethel Warner. Row Two-Gerald Shay, Edward Wolcott, David Simonds, Carl Wall, Carl Shay, Gersley Wolcott, Ren Titus, William Spaulding, Kenneth Tompkins, Ronald Wolcott. Row Three -Cathryne Welch, Joyce Smith, Patricia Shoemaker, John Thomas, David Wayman, Austin Snyder, Cynthia Wol- cott, Jean Smith, Mary Walker, Jean Valinch. Janice MacNeal. r. .8 45- 1.-v- f .. H - MQ 6 'J' fi! ' A 4, 'lf .. ,Q ,A M f - ,,fseg, fqstlgviirrwfae 'Q i A ' V ' ' ' V, ,Lf Q . ' ' i QI ' M 3, V 'F 2 -.fgfg J. 'I - ' W ' 'V ,km ,iv Am., Y U! QQ 5 ' M .vii ' ii 1 ii w , 4 A Q' , . ' MM-'f Q ff Q A . if ,, ,NM '17 ' I. J sl' I Q , 15 Tu , .Y af .. .f K, 5 4 . ' s V 9' 4: M? 1 Sll.lll lElXll COUINCIIIL Row One-Hartung, D. Palipkonich, Merrill, Lantz, DeKay, A. Snyder. Row Two-House, Ferro, Haggerty Ault, Stevens, Casselbury, Field, Manzek, J. Snyder, Casterlirie, Smith. Row Three-A. Palipkonich, Bennett Kinsman, Thrasher, Beahan, McQueeney, Flynn, Wright. Members of the Student Council are elected to represent each ot the high school home rooms. Members at large are elected from the junior and senior classes. Pledging themselves to help their fellow students, to better understand the needs of the school, and to strive to become better citizens in their homes, school, and community - such is the motto of'the Student Council. In line with their pledge, the members of the Student Council supervise the high school cafeteria. lXlATllUNAlL lHlOlXlUlll SUCIHETY JUNIORS - Dickson, Draper, Smith, Murphy, Polasky, Mann, Macynski, Roberts. Those juniors and seniors who are tirst honor students or in the upper ten per cent of their class are eligible for the National Honor Society. Service, scholarship, character and leadership are the aims of the group. In the second semester these envied members hold a special induction assembly. SENIORS - Hart, LoVecchio, Brewer, Jones, Spaulding, Taylor, Beahon, DeWan, Tompkins. if---, THIE SFWRIENAI IE xx ,while ,.n Art Staff Dickson, Staniukinas, Villonti, Horshbarger Editorial Staff Jones, Beohon, Spaulding, Renfschler, Jenkins Literary Staff Seated - Werkheiser, Cole. Standing - Murphy, Buckingham, Taylor, Macynski, Mann, Bracken, Anspoch, Tompkins, O'Donovan, DeWan, Brewer, Theetge. -' V I am the I95I Sayrenade. l was created in the mind of my editor-in- chief, Jon Spaulding, and was reared on the ideas of my staff and advisers. For a while my future looked very bleak. My chief photographer was laid up with the mumps, with only a fraction ofthe pictures taken and the deadline but a week off. Then came a last minute reprieve by the printers and I was given a renewed lease on life. With a new found energy, my production sped on. Senior write-ups were finished with an eye to the words of one of the seniors, Remem- ber, my grandchildren will be reading this. Pictures were taken with the rapidity of a machine, and the write-ups to go with them were produced almost as quicklyvby the junior apprentices. Finally came the day for the final assembling of what is called, to my mortification, the dumriy. l had been adorned beautifully by my art and photography staff. I had been fed on the blood, sweat, tears and aspirin of Mrs. Wildrick and my literary staff. My existence had been sanctioned by the sig- natures of the seniors on my fly leaf, and at last l was ready for my debut. Under the skilled fingers of my typists I rip- ened, was sent to the printer, and when placed in the hands of the graduating class of I95I, I burst into full bloom. Now you have it, my leaves in all their glory. l have tried to be a credit to you because except for your class ring and your diploma, the most treasured remembrance of your senior year am I, your Sayrenade. TYPING AND ADVERTISING STAFFS Seated -f Y Lane, Allen, Palituce, Angelo. Standing---DeKay, Dickson, Durizch, Park, Parfrey, Draper, Smith, Po- lasky, Peterson. ' X P-'f I f ll-llE CIHIIIIEIFTAIIN Staff Beahan, Tompkins, Spaulding, DeWar' Contributors Front to rear, Row One-Peterson, Meikle, Anspach, Newman, Row Two-Robiw son, Roberts, Lynch, Bround, Chapman. Row Three-Brewer, Hubish, Mann, Buckingham, Murphy, Row Four-Johnson, Cole, Allen, Walt. Production Staff Seated-Morris, Potituce, l.eVecchio, Rogers, Bush. Standing-Meyer, Horn, Jones, DiPio, DeKay, Lane. Q7 Our two capable advisers -Mrs. Halst: l don't have any material! Mr. Cam- eron: Where's all that material? From the student's angle - How do you spell 'indu- bitably'? , Pass the cor- rection fluid, pleasel , a stu- dent gazing out of the win- dow seeking inspiration. So goes the production of the school magazine, The Chieftain. The magazine has been instrumental in bringing out the hidden tal- ents ot the Sayre students. During its two years of exis- tence, it has utilized these talents in writing, typing, and producing the maga- zine. Standing - Rentschler. Row One-Williams, Romania, Cole, Parfrey, Twoomey, Weikheiser, Polasky, Longo, McQueeney, Al-len. Row Two-Yale, Beahan, Anspach, Theetge, Palip- konich, DeWan, Soprano, Macynski, Park, Beidleman. Row Three-Sobiech, Taylor, Spaulding, Scherer, Spodaro, Nittinger, Robinson. CAP AND CUE Places! Curtain time? And so the curtain rises on another Cap and Cue production as it con- tinues its program to stimulate dramatics. Junior and senor dramatic enthusiasts are eligible for membership and during the course of the year they present two plays. Each year at commencement dramatic awards are sponsored by the Cap and Cue. USHERS' CLUB '11 This way, please. To all who are aware of the work of the Ushers' Club, these words may have a familiar ring. With the many school activities, the girls are always busy providing competent service at high school functions. Row One-Bobick, DeSisti, Barbara Wolcott, Wiley, Crolae, Peteipaul, Muffley, Shaffer, McSparron, Billings, Betty Dawson. Row Two-Gilbert, Bowen, Field, Lee, Lattimer, Lynch, Frantz, Barbara Dawson, Mcllntire, Rog- ers, Ha-ll, Beverly Wolcott, . .. '. 0 new -,g XI? , -.. ff: wg 2? .ci 7? li 3 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The club is composed of sen- ior girls taking the Home Eco- nomics course and planning a domestic lite after graduation. During the club period they 'ik discuss the fundamentals of homemaking such as cooking and sewing. Other activities included a Christmas party and a planned trip to WATS studio. Rossillo, Piuync, Lantz, Cobb, Whyte, Vough, Fomous ART METAL CLUB The Art Metal Club is composed of a group of eleven senior high boys, They create rings and various other jewelry from chunk metal. Adviser Mr. Kilbourne says some of the creations are weird, but entertaining for these metal hobbyists. They work with the metal lathes in the shop. Ball, Marshall, McCutcheon, Secor Neusch, Price, Baxter, Estelle 54 sw., GRIDIRON CLUB Standing in front-Jones, Ault. Seated-Draper, Ramsey, Palipkonich, McCabe, Morningstar, Villanti, Satterly, Farrell, Husick, Dunfee, Brimmer. Row One-Baker, Carroll, Farrell, Mullen, Wood, Ennis, Hunsinger, Bagley, Bobick, Jenkins, Rhodes, Chapman, Surace. Row Two-Haggerty, Ferro, Bennett, Merrick, Wright, Canfield, Lehman, Wing, Walter, Merrick, Focht, Stevens, Hickey. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Playing Shuffleboord-Johnson, O'Donovan. Bock Row-Meikle, Jenney, Johnson, Lott, Kinsman, Lehr, Frutchey, Geisinger, Zagozewski, Covello, LoVecchio, Pafituce, Kenrick, Manzek. Playing Shuffleboard-Parks, Hudock. Back Row--Springer, Kominski, Barrowcliff, Johnson, Bowman, Jura, Roberts, Shaffer, Hayton, House, Anneman, Carroll, Keene, Schultz, Cutuzzcf, Hair. Q-'i fy ' some 1 STAMP CLUB ff? ,f'3 -1. , ,l lk QXQ President Mike Young and stamp enthusiasts The Stamp Club was organized to stimulate interest in the field of philatelics. The meetings feature informal discussions of new and old stamps with frequent talks on the origin of certain stamps. At the club sessions members trade and sell stamps. Those already owning stamp collections assist new members in organizing their stamp albums. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB The enthusiasm for handiwork is expressed by a number of students who are lucky enough to possess artistic abilities. ln order that they may have an opportunity to work together, the Arts and Crafts Club has been formed. Of course each individual taste calls for a special project. Glass sketching, wood carving, designing, rug work, and oil painting are a few of the varied activities. L Noel Howey, Rathbun, Laux, Staniukinas, Sweitzer Monroe, Mclintire, Wolcott, Hildebrandt, lr-lorniak, Van Allen -,A-wp.: '- 1 T , Su ff s .,iL d' s. :- Num ' . TT sl my-L. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Seated, Row One-Pieplow, Wolcott, Randall, Hakes, Krotzer, Streeter, Barton. Row Two-Houghtal en, Lattimer, Maurer, Springer, J. Loomis, Snyder, Wood. Standing, Row One-Hunsinger, Little, Gil bert, House, Hakes, Johnson, Sandroni, Stein, B. Loomis, Kaplan, Vough, Wolcott, Renshaw, Hayton Soper, Tompkins. Row Two-H. Pruyne, R. Pruyne. CLASSICAL RECORD CLUB Seated, Row One-Carroll, Ayers, Saxc, Picardi, Page, Kohler, Daddona, Seated, Row Two-Ginalski, Vanderpool, Thrasher, Taylor, Watts, Bennett, Sozanski, Draper, Standing, Row One-Harshbarger Bush, Brown, Goble, Saxe, Calveric, Chandler, Springer, Worblewski, Humphrey, Bizilia, Calisi, Deubler, Long, Satterly. Standing, Row Two-Adams, Cabucci, Barton, Yale, Borits, Millard, Sargent, Kenrick, Daskam, McQueeney, Stein. TRI-HI-Y Christian living and serv- ice in the home, school, and community are the objec- tives of the Tri-Hi-Y. The members sent boxes of clothing to the Kentucky mountaineers and toys to The Solvotion Army at Christmas time. They also made scrap books ond sa- chet bags for the convales- cent home in Athens. Per- haps the heated discussions on the course Teen Talk were the most fun of all. Front to Rear-Row One-Phelps, Harshborger, Morningstar, Horn, Mathews, Hotolen. Row Two-Keene, O'Connor, Merrick, Hoag, Jenney, Ackley, Osborne. Row Three-Rentschler, Pruyne, Barton, Mullen, Robinson, Ward, Keegan, Palipkonich Standing-Jordan. MIXED CHORUS Clear those craaks out of your throat and let's get startedl introduces a club organized lour years ago whose main purpose is to have mixed choral singing in high school for student participation and program material. Dur- ing the past tour years they have participated in Easter programs and for two years now have taken part in the commencement exercises using tour- part music. Row One-Iompkins, Horn, Adam, Billings, Velarclo, Worenzak, Sargent. Row Two-A. Casteiline, Bush, Angelo, Brewer, Farrell, Collins, Draper. Row Three-J, Casterline, Lyons, Elliott, Allegrucci, Fer- ro, Newman, Buckingham. 5 8 BAND Row I, sitting--Coccagnia, Neusch, Braund, Mann, Hubish, Muffley, Beahan, Krotzer, Peterson, Theetge, DeWan. Row 2, sitting-Stephens, Vanderpoel, Hufford, Kane, Brewer, Mathews, House, Kast, Harris, Hubish, Driscoll, Macdonald, Valinch, Braund, Beahan, Glaser, Robinson. Row 3, sitting--Snyder, Collins, McConnell, Knowles, House, Bowman, Braund, Gorey, Driscoll, DeKoy, Harris, Rabenold, Zagozewski. Row 'l, standing-Lattirner, Shay, Hortung, Daniels, Beahon, Lantz, Knowles, Keener, Potter, Adams, Bracken, Mr. Sickler, Harper, Rhodes, Casterline, Stein, Hartung. Row 2, stand- d S aulding, Daniels, Newman, Taylor, Deubler, Warner, Billings, Shay, King, Rounds, Hilde- ing--Cole, Johnson, Bair , p brandt. MAJORETTES reen, Gilbert, Taylor, Lott, Dickson, Werkheiser, Drum Major Griffith. Worblewski, Hudock, G , 'F l ,Q we-X ,rre ki .Z SENIOR TRA ,104 .Q ner Leone Row TwofWoNe, Kro , Hubish, UNSCOM, Gkxser eWon, Theegc, Peterson. vl ThreeffCoccognKo, Bround, rw Murphy, D bknson. Ro Ne Rothbu , Brewer, Ro Row One -- '-f Munn, Mex , Costerhne, Robcnokk, Kost, ' S Spouhikng, CoKe, Rounds, Adams, rffTompkm , rd Row Fou Ro ferr ollex R Hfldeb ann' ow Two 'orzdf X R , Wolfe Semed Cole R7 5PGuId' ' Gb' 'nQ, msonl DSW Tompkins on, Peterso- Standing 'T Thee' QQ. ofhb mm, Mbriinord K yf ' . fOr- Melkle, GLEE CLUB :Ones XUDQOQ' YeffOu Vigil yen Ct. X'NovSW0OKQ KS: Robe' SXT: Tompkin S, R Newman Oberrs, Angelo Jenk' B , , ms, ,ewer L 1 yOn5 porfre ' V, Ferro hs.- MIXED OCTET JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS X NX, 1 ,bw rl' A A' Row One -Wall, Warner, Johnson, Walmsley, Brungess, Springer, l-lotalen. Row Two4Carle, Walter, Barton, Renshaw, Northrup, Frantz, l-layton. Row Three-Scott, Miller, Annabel, Shoemaker, Smith, Stadnick, Smith. Row Four---Billings, Vough, Loomis, Bizilia, Marshall, Deubler, Soper. Row FivefWelch, Wolcott, Ward, Spring- er, White, Wells, Cahill. Row Six---Billings, Barton, Sweitzer, Springer, Diltz, Merrick, O'Connor. Row Seven Merrill, Annabel, Camp, Krotzer, l-lubish, Kaplan, IH i Z Trio Nivwman, Bri,-wc: Angulo JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Row 0ne+Kane, Huftord, Snyder, Hildebrandt, Beach, Roberts, Krotzer. Row Two+Hubish, Snyder, McCon nell, Billings, Knowles, House, House, Harper, Stein, Keener, Knowles, Brewer, Braund, Gorey, DeKa Fl nn yr Y Row Three--MacDonald, Hubish, Harris, Beahan, Daniels, Hartung, Harris, Lattimer, Shay. Row Fouril-lar rung, Daniels, Chandler, Billings, Belcher, Warner, Shay, King, JUNIOR BAND Row One-Hubish, Volinch, Hubish, Snyder, Harper, Ne usch, Shay, Keener. Row Two+Bizilia, Deubler, Walter, House, Daniels, Snyder, Beahari, Daniels, Lattimer, Harris. Row Three-Anneman, Harris, DeKay, Matthews, Keegan, Krotzer, Kane, Beahan, Parks, Knowles, Hayton, Billings. Row FourgSpringer, Hufford, Miller, War' ner, House, Braund, Brewer, McConnell, Potter, Lutz, Johnson MacDonald Row Five Rounds Hartun Sh r - 1 , gr UYr Billings, King, Hartung, Rhodes, Stein, Knowles, Garey, Belcher, Hildebrandt. 1,-.1-....r... ...-.,..-, .-...1---q Qfi- in Seated-O'Donovan, Reynolds, Driscoll, Parfrey, Rentschler, New man, Walt, The-etge. Standing-Ciotti, Spaulding, Baird, Yale Peterson, Brewer, Johnson. JUNIOR PLAY O'DOnovan, Walt, Spaulding, Driscoll, Newman, Rcritsclwlcr, Parlroy Parfrey, O'Donovan, Rentschler, Spaul- Seated - Ciotti, O'D0n0V0n. 5f0l'di 9 ding, Reynolds, Miss Frank, Theetge, 1 R9Yfl0ld5f Dfl5C0lli P0fff9Yi N9Wm0 li Walt. Spaulding, Wa-lt, Rentschler, Theetge. Seated-DeWan, Rentschler, Park Cloth Standing Baird Driscoll Spaulding Roberts Yale Taylor Newman, Tompkins, Cole, Walt, Allen of ,Marffi 7Wg5fery SENIOR PLAY Ellery Queen ,ll,llll,..l Spaulding Jacques Butcher Madge eee. , Susan ,eee to John Royle 7 at Ty Royle W 7, to Blythe Stuart Y a Bonnie Stuart 7 Lew Bascom Sam Vix T Captain Glucke aa Tolland Stuart 7 a Ramdu Singh Alice Clark Paula Paris a, Dr. Crandall ,,,,.a-m..Ciotti .-,,w,Allen T, aa,. aaCole .W...Roberts Rentschler a--aaaaWYasIe a,a-aPark mwa,Banrd wa.,DriscoII aa,Walt at l,Taylor Taylor ,aDeWan ,Newman Tompkins i 1 , , fu: ? M SPORTS N C ', 9 1 3, L, ,i A. Jw 2,-Al Ia H. .4 .3 ,V ,, .L:' I ',I.,,'.w, Q X gy VILL ANT' XJ' I 2 I if V A!! I 1 f. M 282' P E Q fd 1 8 1 's1.ggw. A .W wk . . wg-Q. y K M ' Qi- W was-Jw ' 'Aw -rv-1 M.,.L,.xx MM, V XM ..A.kk , :,, M s '1 v. HALF-TIME Franks IFOOTIBXXILIL The Redskins of Sayre High School com- pleted a most successful football season win- ning eight games and losing but one. Under the able leadership of Coach John Ksionzyk the team remained undefeated until their sixth game. ln the opener, a game Jessup eleven proved no match for the Redskins as a couple of fellows named Richard, Uones and Rhodesl, led the Sayre team to a 33-6 victory. The game was marked by a fine drizzle of rain, an electric light failure which placed the field in semi-darkness for 45 minutes, and an amaz- ing 97-yard sprint by Dick Rhodes. Scoring early and almost at will, the Red- skins crushed Dickson City by a score of 43-6. A surprisingly weak Dickson City attack proved no match for the precision-like Sayre offensive. Jim Haggerty scored three touch- downs while Bill Franks counted twice. QQ' 'Q F, Feffo Rhodes Young 9-Q X Row One-Hickey, Young, Focht, Wolcott, Satterly, Ferro, Franks. Row Two-Wood, Haggerty, Jones, 3 Rhodes. After the first two comparative breathers the Red- skins really met a tartar at Forty Fort. Behind at the half 7-O, the Sayre eleven rallied to win the bruis- ing contest 14 to 7. Jim Haggerty scored both touch- downs tor the Sayre team. M Q2 HUQQEVTY Baxter Husick Jenkins OPEN DOOR Fccht POLICY Sayre defeated Athens in its traditional, nerve-wracking battle I3 to 7 on the new Athens athletic field, but it was the underdog Bulldogs who provided the thrills and nearly pulled the game out of the fire. Once again Jim Haggerty scored the touchdowns for Sayre. ln the last minute of play the battling Athenians came within three yards of tying or going ahead in the hard-fought battle. The largest crowd in valley athletic history, 6,200 persons, saw the Redskins win the val- ley title by defeating Waverly 20 to l3, with touchdowns evenly distributed among Hag- gerty, Rhodes and Jones. Dick Jones, play- ing his first season as quorterback, pulled o perfect hidden ball trick by carrying it on a bootleg play around his own left end for a score. After continuing unbeaten in five straight games this year Sayre High School took on O tough Jersey Shore eleven. The downstote team ended the Redskins' streak by defeating them l3 to 6. A sophomore halfback, Allan Frye, scored both touchdowns for the visitors and wrecked Sayre's chances for an unbeaten season. 2181 Nr If Merrick Lynch Rentschler 70 Recovering from their Jersey Shore defeat, Sayre's football forces won their second straight Susque- hanna Valley championship-by defeating Towanda l3 to 7. The game came to afsudden and thrilling end as a 25-yard Janes-to-Hickey pass broke a tie with but two minutes remaining. ln an amazing display of wide open football in pouring rain the Redskins came from a point behind in the last half to squelch Danville 25 to l3. The smallest crowd in recent valley athletic history braved the elements. Dick Rhodes led the Sayre attack with two touchdowns. A never-say-die Troy High School team proved no match for the Redskins as they were defeated 45-l5. Sayre scored in every quarter and of the seven Sayre touchdowns only Jim Haggerty scored more than once. It was the last game for fifteen senior members of the squad. PRESENTATION OF ALL-VALLEY AWARD Row 0nefMcCobe, Baker, Walt, Adams, Peterson, Palipkonich, Davenport, Long, Mastrantonio, Dunfee. Row TWUQJGNRWSI Novok, Wood. .Rl10d6S, Husick, Sfltferly, Villanti, Cianfoni, Morningstar, Ferris Ennis F. Lehman Baxter. Row Three-Coach Ksionzyk, Bennett, Covey Lyons, Chapman McCutcheon Ault Asst. Cfoa h W ' I - I , , , c eiss. ROW Four-Lynch, Wolcott, Wa-lter, Hickey, Haggerty, Jones, Franks, Ferro, Young, Focht, Merrick, R. Lehman. , ,fn o F7 w-',f'm g 9 o s 0 G1 T it f-X so t ,IV at 'Qi n . ,Eli Ikk V' VV 5 r, A I A ,JL W e ff- , T' Q'. ' .zen A ,, ,1 .,.,..,,, T lBASllill2TlBfXlLll. The l95l edition of the Redskins, court- wise, was a fine piece of teamwork and spirit with a lot of know-how behind it. The season was twisted, torn and a little bit confusing at times, but for every Redskin rooter it was tops in excitement and thrills. Husick The high points of the season were the tremendous games with our inter-valley rivals, the Athenians. On January 5, at Athens, the Redskins stopped the Athenians after seven straight wins. Under the stalwart leadership of Dan Hickey, who scored 22 points, the upset was handed to the Bulldogs at a 5l-45 count. Franks Lynch Merrick The thunderous excitement of February 2 will echo in the Sayre gym for many years. lt was on this night that the spunk, spirit, ability and know-how were climaxed. In the second overtime period Danny Hickey sunk a jump-push shot from the side to win 47-45 in the top thriller of the year in the valley. According to pre-game assumption, Sayre could not win. The victory was a clicking combination of Dick Jones' freak-shot, the freeze, as executed by Phil Husick and Rod Wood, the pass to Dick Lynch under the basket, the hand-off to Hickey and the Swish, The remaining seconds were left to Athens' frustration. ln our relationships with Towanda High School, Sayre broke even. The win at Towanda came from a last minute splurge to give a 46-43 victory. The 40-35 defeat on February 9 was a hard one to take. VARSITY Kneeling--Wood, Coach Weiss, Hickey, Husick, Jones. Standing -Lynch Ennis, Newman, Lehman, Bennett. -A X ,,.w' 74 5 .S a-5 xl Much credit goes to the fine Waverly five, mythical l95l valley basketball uhampions. The first clash with Waverly, at Sayre, ended in a close 58-53 defeat despite Bill Franks' and Dan Hickey's 20 points. By the time of the second meeting with the Wolverines, the latter's machine was working too smoothly. The game was lost 68-39, but to a fine team. Two hard-fought games were played with Troy High School. In the season's opener the Redskins fell short after a desperate last half rally to lose 45-4l on the alien Troy court. On February 20, it was Troy again who eliminated the Redskins from a play-off berth, with their quick superiority in an overtime period 49-47, despite top scorer Dick Lynch's l6 buckets. roy ilumni 6 fyalusing wego rumansburg fel Isboro fhens 5 :wanda .,,. 'overly ,.., :mton SEASON RECORD Sayre Opponent 6 5 Home 47 49 Away 41 45 Home 68 46 5 Home 52 29 Away 35 39 A ,Home 38 47 Away 46 61 6 Home 47 45 Away 40 69 6 Home 48 41 Away 42 45 6, Home 47 45 Away 51 45 -------,Home 35 40 Away 46 43 ,, ...,a Home 53 58 Away 39 68 .--A--,,Home 54 39 Away 41 43 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 'I-Kenrick, Reagan, Gilbert, R. Farrell, Bizilia. Farrell, Canfield, Adam, Horn, Wright, Coach Thoren. Row 2 141 V l I ' VT' tT'6l1n,vM-eygr Q4,,7,,1L',,,.fdQv,,,,fif:.J . 544, 2fzf '1-', , N - The Sayre High School ' aiurii opened their l950 season! ith a l4-4 victory over Wellsburg. Ai er this initial win, the Redskins went into a slump, losing to Ulster 5-4 and twice to Woverly by scores of ll-2 and 5-l. The second game with Waverly was played on the new athletic field located behind the high school. Avenging an early season loss to Ulster, the Redskins retaliated in the third and fourth frames and conquered the visitors 7 to 4. The Sayre team gained a I2-6 triumph over Athens by scoring eight runs in the sixth inning to break a BASEBALL r WMI. 760 L31 Q., it 7314 Z4 'i4 u..fl- 4,2:.f Lf 'ufb' fihvsu Lui- 9 xaglgtf f. pffceeli, .gpes 'C'ixl0L'f46:c2i- cf-,Lug i ' A4 I Ali' 'J-'l.1I11-L,l Ffh' fd. 15655 iJf'LJ QQML -f.1.-LLJL .lb -Q -1625.413 Zyl,-. f 7 X if U- ladies- TNA, 'd f 5'7' 7' Y , 4- deadlock. ,ln a game played at Athens, the Redskins were defeated by a score of 8 to 7. The final game of the season saw the Redskins on the short end of a ll-3 score as they lost to Troy in an away game. Although the season was disappointing, in that they won only three games out of a scheduled eight, the Sayre baseball team showed promise that they would make a better showing in thelyears to come. Bill Franks led the team in batting with a .444 average. The next four leaders were: Joe Gobrielli, .375, Rod Morningstar, .2675 Louie Bev- erly, .2355 and Dick Rhodes, .200. SEASON RECORD Wellsburg ..... ............................... - -- l4 4 A Ulster ....... Waverly ,,,.... Waverly ....... Ulster .... Athens ..... Athens .- Troy ...... 76 4 5 A -- 0 l l A l 5 H . ,.... 7 4 H . I2 6 H 7 8 A .. 3 ll A ir .. i Q J K ga Varsity-Soprano, Lehr, Palipkonich, Patsy, Green, Jura Twoomey, . With a flash of red, white and blue our cheerleaders are out in front of the Crowd ready to cheer the Redskins on to victory. A hardy hep hep, and the girls in corduroy continue adding color and glory to every game. QIHEIEIRILIEAIDIEIRS Junior-Kane, Frutchey, Page, Beahon, l-lendershot, Palipkonich, Keegan. ,gk GIRPLSV HNTRAMXUIRXXPLS '11 BUYS' 11NWVlERMxum1M1LS 59' 317 2 .X -W Ak. A .S W K x 5 ' HIS W x , 129 Q51 2124i X16 Epiph Ste am Bulld g Y I TIHHE ILIEAVIES OIF MEMORY ,1 xx . he 1 . 35 , V-3 . . ,1 T- -, -V Vs, When Time, who .vteals our years away Shall sfeal our pleasures, too, The mem'ry of the past will stay, ' l . f f 'lelh + 21 - ,Q Q5 I . ,, . mfg, heee e Ie z' 551 Ami half our 10111 renew- gw' 15 h b ig., .ff fi 'E .QL ,V i . A ETHOIHAS MOORE e ,m e he 3: ,V e lA 3 Q, 9 A M S' ww S 1' 1, me .vu Q5 in N .. . e 'iff 3 V mf -bf Hath.. 1 K K 'f ,V Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ambs, William H. Ange-lo, Frank Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. John Anspach, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anspach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arcesi, Mrs. lgnacious Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Ault, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Axtell, Dorothy Baird, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Ball, Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Beach, Mr. and Mrs. John Beahan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benedict, Mrs. Nellie Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bialy, John Bohnet, Mrs. Max Bolich, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bolinger, Ray K. Brehm, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Eberlin Brewer, Kathleen Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. George Burkhart, James Burnell, Virginia Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cacchione, Molly Cady, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Canfield, Ted Cannavino, Angelo, Jr. Cannavino, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cannavino, Margaret Carey, Mrs. William Carl, Mrs. James Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Carle, Marilyn H. Carle, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon K. Carling, Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Carocci, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole, Elmer Comstock, Howard A. Conley, John Cottone, Rev. Paul P. Coviello, Carmela Cowles, H. E. Cryder, Henry Cunningham, Mabel Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Robert IPMVIROIXE Dawson, Rev. Clifton E. Carroll, Dr. and Mrs. V. A. Casterline, Mr. and Mrs. John Chacona, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cheresnowskv, Walt. Ciotti, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cipperly, Mr. and Mrs. David Cobb, Mrs. Olin Dean, R. L. Dearolf, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Decker, Jay W. Depue, Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeSisti, Mrs. Joseph DeSisti, M. J. Devan, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis DeWan, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. DeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dribnack, Mrs. John H. Dribnack, John W. Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dunfee, Mr. and Mrs. James Dutt, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Edwards, ,Buz Eldred, Mrs. Ray El-lis, Perley Erlle, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Erle, William Ervin, Roy Etshman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl, Sr Evans, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Evans, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Farrell, Genevieve Farrell, Paula Ferro, Sylvester Fisher, Mrs. Sadie M. Focht, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Forbes, Mrs. Walter Forkan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Foulkrod, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fraley, Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Jr. Garey, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geraci, Alfred Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glosenger, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Glosenger, Burr Glosenger, Helen Gordner, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gorski, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Govern, Elizabeth Govern, Helen Grabb, Jewell Granberg, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Greenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greene, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Grimm, Bert Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hall, Cora Hall, Lola Haluska, Mrs. John, Jr. Haner, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harshbarger, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Hart, Mrs. Ralph A. Hartung, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hauver, Frank E. Hawk, Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Heavner, Mr. and Mrs. James Hennessy, Mrs. J. J. Henrich, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herrick, Andrew Herrick, Leo Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Sr. Higgins, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hinchey, Marjorie Hollenbeck, Jackson Horn, Betty J. Howey, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubish, Anthony, Jr. Hudock, Andrew Hulbirt, Mrs. Mary Hunsinger, Kenneth Corbin, Percy Huntzinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Husick, Edward J. Husick, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jennings, Jane Johnson, Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Jones, Ellis C. Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. William Kellogg, Fred Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, Jack Kennedy, Joseph A. Kenrick, Robert Kenrick, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kepner, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kercher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Kercher, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kinner, Eugenia Kohler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kresge, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Kump, Roseann Lake, Elizabeth Laman, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Skeet Lamberson, Mrs. Arthur Lane, Mrs. Floyd Langley, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Lantz, Mr. and Mrs. James Layman, Richard Leahy, Ben Lehr, Charlotte Lehr, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lesher, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Lewis. Beatrice W Light, Max H. Liguori, Mary Little, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lofaro, Carmelo Lofaro, Dominick Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piarulli, Dominick Piarulli, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pieplow, Rev. and Mrs. Frederic J. Pietrosanti, Joseph Polumbo, Michael Powers, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Prindle, Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Pruyne, Mrs. Harry L. Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lovejoy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe, Phyllis and Margy Luchaco, Mr. and Mrs. John Luczeiko, Mrs. George Lynch, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lynch, Mrs. Thomas Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacDonald, P. MacMorran, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. James Manley, Dr. R. M. Mantel, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manzek, Steve Maroney, Mary Rae Marshall, Lee Martin, Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Masteller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Masteller, Mrs. Nellie Maurer, Mr. and Mrs. E-lmer McCann, Mrs. Eugene McEntire, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKay, Earle McKenna, Miss Margaret McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. William Meikle, Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Merrick, Mr. and Mrs. William Mentzer, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Merrill, Margaret Fisher Merrill, R. C. Miles, William Moller, George Moon, Mrs. Agnes Morris, Theresa Morse, Harry L. Motsay. Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Moyer, Brenarq Muttley, Mr. ana Mrs. William Mullaly, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Munn, Lavere Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Muthard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nader, Dr. J. G. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Noel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oakley, Harry O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Brien, Joseph O'Connor, E. C. O'Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donovan, Mary M. Osmun, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Palen, Mary Parker, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Parr, Mr. and Mrs. George Patituce, Mr. and Mrs. A. Putnam, Dr. I. Quatrini, Mrs. Peter Rentschler, Dr. and Mrs. Henry D. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. John G., Jr. Rice, H. F. Riegel, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rindtleisch, Mrs. John Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Roby, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roby, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rockman, Dr. and Mrs. Manley Rolf, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Romania, Mr. and Mrs. William Rossillo, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Rudloff, Russell L. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ryck, Mr. and Mrs. John Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sager, Mrs. Donald Sager, Russell Samson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Savino, Mrs. Patsy Scherer, Mr. and Mrs. William Scherer, William and Robert Schreck, Martha D. Searfoss, Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Shatter, Jean Shallenberger, Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Shay, Mrs. Lawrence Shedden, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Shermer, Mrs. Raymond Shippey, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Shoemaker, Mrs. Arthur Shrimp, Harry Simiele, Mrs. Margaret Simmonds, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Simmons, Donald M. Sisson, Mrs. Clara Skinner, Mrs. Ellen Sloat, Diane Sloat, Donald Smith, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Smykal, Robert Snavely, Mr. and Mrs. George Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sobiech, George Sobiech, Stephen Soprano, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spadaro, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sperduti, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Spigarelli, Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Springer, Mrs. Charlotte Springer, Mr. and Mrs. William Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stedge, Dr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. W. Garrett Stickles, Walter S. Stucky, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sudnick, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Theetge, Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Thennes. Betty Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ledgar Toolan, Rev. Francis J. Tsbulsky, Mrs. John Tymoski, Mr. and Mrs. George Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vanderpoel, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Vanderpool, Mrs. Daniel Van Duzer, Mrs. William Van Gorder, Mrs. Charles Van Horn, Mrs. A. W. Van Valkner, Merritt Waite, Howard Walker, Mrs. Keith Walt, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Warner, Bruce Warner, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Weinberg, Robert Weiskettle, C. W. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welsh, Mrs. Blanche Wertz, Mrs. Elizabeth West, Mr. and Mrs. George M. West, Helen and Buddy West, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitney, Rev. and Mrs. John Whitehead, Clarence Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Wing, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Winkler, Andrew Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Eldyn Worthington, Thomas J. Wright, Mrs. Vern Yale, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yaniello, Rose Young, Ronney Zagozewski, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. N. BARBER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone TA-276i Funeral Home at 2l'l W. LOCKHART STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS TROPHIES DIPLOMAS AWARDS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Represented by AMBY NOLAN 22 North Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Phone: 2-I27O ll A G G E ll T Y REFIIIGERATIGN CIIMPANY SALES and SERVICE Speed Queen Washers - Philco Radios, Refrigerators Home Freezers - Norge Appliances 135 W. LOCKHART STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania ROCKMAN'S Visit LADIES' WEARING APPAREL EL-BA FARMS LOCKHART STREET FOR QUALITY ICE CREAM Sayre Pennsylvania GRAND UNl0N MODERN Fooo MARKETS Featuring Self Service Speed-Shopping Everyday Low Prices JOIN THE GRAND PARADE TO G R A N D U NIO N SCANLIN INSURANCE Lo VE BEAUTY SALON INSURE TODAY WITH JACK AND JAY 142 w. LQCKHART STREET 103 N. LE:-:IGH Ave. 5,,,e, p., Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TE-251 I Phone: TE-2921 GREGORY'S GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS - POT PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS 530 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TA-I904 SCHUSCO SHOE SERVICE 100 N. ELMER AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania DOUGLAS COAL and OIL CO. MOBIL PRODUCTS Fuel Oil - Kerosene Anthrocite Cool Phone 'I6 Courteous, Prompt Service 5 SPAULDING STREET Waverly, New York NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY Reddy Helps Us Get Those A's With BETTER LIGHT FOR BETTER SIGHT Z 'K e keglkn I A' my D 3'2l!.llE'Z.'l'9Il v SAYRE CLEANERS 81 DYERS First Dry Cleaning Plont in the Volley WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone: TA-7121 SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA GEORGE B.. RICHARDS MEATS ond GROCERIES Free Delivery 802 CHURCH STREET Athens, Pennsylvania X 1 2 xg 5 rl, 1 ,rx Mrs. Newhouse Miss Wilcox Secretary to the superintendent Secrefgry fq fhe pringipql CAFETERIA: Mrs. Krotzer, Mrs. Mulloly, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Roberts. MAINTENANCE: Mr. Hogan, Mr. Boll, Mrs. McCorrol, Mr. Carpenter. lPlERSONNIElL WEST SAYRE RESTAURANT KEYSTONE AVENUE GOOD HOME COOKING AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORI Phone: TE-2731 Best Wishes To THE CLASS OF '51 ARMSTRONG-CLARKE Cleaners ATHENS, PEN NSYLVANIA FOOTE'S ATLANTIC STATION LUBRICATION - TIRES BATTERIES Phone: 695 436 CHEMUNG STREET Waverly, New York COLE'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES Phone: 203 WAVERLY, NEW YORK JAN E'S DELICATESSEN Groceries - Fresh Meats Frozen Foods - Ice Cream Novelties - School Supplies 135 S. HOPKINS STREET Sayre Pennsylvania Q PERFECTION LAUNDRY IDEAL LAUNDRY SERVICE SAYRE, PA. JOHN H. MURRAY and SON BLUE COAL and FUEL OIL SINCLAIR LUBRICANTS ii Phone Sayre TA-2I I I OVER 58 YEARS AT THE SAME LOCATION C. P. WOODWARD 0'NElLL'S JEWELRY STORE 509 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pa. A PLACE FULL or HOMES FURNISHED COMPLETE GIFTS FOR ALL Drygoods - Rugs - Bedding China - Shades - Linoleum Curtains - Draperies 142 Loclu-:ART sneer Veneficn minds Phone: TA-1902 ALTERI FUNERAL HOME 314 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania E. STEIN 8. SON WAVERLY - ELMIRA CORNING, N. Y. PLUMBING - HEATING Supplies Hardware EVANS 81 CHAFFEE QUALITY SPORT TOGS Dresses and Coats For The Junior Miss SAYRE, PA. WILBUR HOTEL ROBERT F. ADAM SAYRE, PA. W. F. LUTZ JEWELER For Fine Quality Gifts 323 BROAD STREET Waverly, New York AUTO PARTS Try Max First- He'll Hove ltl 20 Acres New ond Used Auto Ports M A X C O H E N E. ATHENS, PA. Phone: TU-5211 CHACONA'S DINER and SODA BAR W. LOCKHART STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania Congratulations G. W. BREWER 5c 81 IOc VARIETY STORE 51.00 81 UP 314 S. MAIN STREET Athens, Pennsylvania Good Luck To THE SENIOR CLASS DUNFEE'S GROCERY Across From The School time I SAYRE MOTOR CIJMPANY NASH DEPARTMENTALIZED SERVICE Is Best For Your Car Regardless of Make -- Phone: TEmple 2861 - 206 S. KEYSTONE AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania ELMER RUSSELL THE ATHENS PHARMACY 414 S. MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mhens ,an WAVERLY, New YORK Successof T0 COLLINS DRUG STORE It's Different At D U N N E ' S Enjoy Living- LET US DO YOUR BAKING EVERY DAY NELLIE SAUNDERS DRESS SHOP PACKER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania WOMEN'S and MISSES' READY TO WEAR Good Luck To THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 GLASER'S GIFT SHOP PACKER AVE. Sayre, Pa. Congratulations To THE CLASS OF '51 BOND'S J EWELERS - SILVERSMITHS 138 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania WALLIN SPORT SHOP for SPORTING GOODS VOSBURGH'S Congratulations To The CLASS OF '51 HAIR CUTTING SPECIALISTS FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN S. ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania CHARLES LO VE B A R B E R All Work Done By Appointment Special Attention Given To Children 215 S. ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TA-79 I 3 KLOVER ICE CREAM Manufactured by HICKS and COLLINS KLOVERLAND STORES Waverly, N. Y. Sayre, Pa. FOR GREETING CARDS -- STATIONERY - MAGAZINES - IT'S JORDAN'S NEWS 120 W. PACKER AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania CHAS. McCARROLL LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING Day or Night Service 605 STEVENSON STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TU-6921 Thelma BURKE'S YARN SHOP 609 LINCOLN STREET Sayre, Pa. Phone: TEmpIe 2572 YARNS, CROCHET COTTON KNITTING NEEDLES, etc. F O S T E R ' S Best Ice Cream in the Valley FOUNTAIN SERVICE DINER 439 CHEMUNG STREET Waverly, New York Joi-IN svrrzen, JR. PHOTO SH Op Everything Photogrophic UPHOLSTERING ond One-Day Service on Roll of Film 214 DESMOND ST. OF ALL KINDS Sayre, Pa. Ingersoll-Rand Sport Goods Teom Outfitters D' G' NICHOLAS Co' J 0 E I S AUTO PARTS - SUPPLIES THE Tov sToRE or EQUWMENT THE VALLEY Complete Automotive Machine Shop Service WAVERLY, N. Y. Sayre, Pa. Phone 71 'I06 W. LOCKHART ST. IWXRIENTS9 NIIGIHIT I 'E+ 'M- RM 1. , 6,1 I We fe-Qu-4' if af-QV t4N ..., K it ,M fa in .Q 9 if Qi V w BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 'I951 FROM SAYRE MOTEL L. H. BRENNAN, Prop Class of 'I931 BERN'S FURNITURE STORE FINE LINE OF HOME FURNISHINGS ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania EVERTHING ELECTRICAL TIERNEY'S ELECTRIC SHOP 133 W. LOCKHART ST. Sayre, Pa. Congrotulotions To The C L A S S O F ' 5 I BENEDlCT'S TYDOL STATION 102 S. MAIN ST. Athens, Pennsylvania Phone: TU-941 I FOR EXTRA VVEAR FROM GOOD SHOE REPAIR See Us Today ERVlN'S SHOE SERVICE 422V2 KEYSTON E AVE. WALKER MOTOR SALES After We Sell, We Serve FORD ond MERCURY CARS Ford Trucks and Tractors WAVERLY, N. Y. THE EVENING TIMES YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER COAL FUEL OIL VALLEY COAl. COMPANY 106 PACKER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania OIL BURNERS STOKERS Come In cmd Relax While Shopping and Try Some of ATHENS FOUNDRY OUR OWN ICE CREAM C . arparahon at The Fountain or Enjoy a Meal From ATHENS, PENNSYLVANIA OUR RESTAURANT WEST SAYRE SWEET SHOP Subsidiary of INGERSOLL-RAND Keystone Ave. and Lincoln Sf. CARL HENRICH, Manager HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES -AT, HORN, HORN 84 COMPANY DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania SAYRE FLORAL COMPANY MERRILL and WALTMAN Sayre, Pennsylvania STORE: Phone: TA-761 I GREENHOUSE: Phone: TA-7621 Wholesale and Retail Florists AMBS MOTORS YOUR PACKARD KAISER - FRAZER Soles ond Service 301 N. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania CROFT LUMBER YARD Wholesale - Retail LUMBER Everything For The Builder Phone: TA-0834 TA-7691 W. S. 81 A. BUS TERMINAL Mrs. Cloribel Hawthorne, Prop. Sodos -- Sundoes - Sandwiches Fountain Service Coffee - Mogozines Serving DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM EXCLUSIVELY IN WAVERLY K N A P P ' S YOUR NEAREST LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE WAVERLY, N. Y. Complete Home Furnishings FOR YOUR INSURANCE S E E BIRD SUMNER ATHENS,PA. THE LEHIGH VALLEY IS SAYRE'S RAILROAD SPIECIIAIL X -1 ,,,,,q-.N X V '+L r ,,. W H, 1 Wm Rf' . AQCUMIPILIISIHIMIENTS H if x lm 'I SHAFFER'S SUNOCO STATION TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Wash and Grease Call For and Deliver Cars N. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pa. Phone: TU-631 l Congratulations Class of l95l LAUNDERETTE in West Sayre YOUR WASH AUTOMATICALLY DONE IN 30 MINUTES Owned and Operated by WILFRED J. BAKER Phone: TE-1131 Things To Wear For Men Who Care ARROW SHIRTS ADAM 8. LEE HATS ESQUIRE HOSE SWANK JEWELRY B. V. D. SPORTS WEAR F ' Q MEN? S I'lOP DESMQND ST. SAVP1: 4- . Just Around The Corner O'BRIEN BROS. N. LEHIGH AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania OVERALLS - TOBACCO - GLOVES - J. J. NEWBERRY DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania SHARPING, INC. SHOE STORE Quality Footwear For The Entire Family Verified By X-Ray 146 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania HALUSKA'S HARDWARE T E E N S TY L E S 216 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania AT THEIR BEST FOR HARDWARE- B R 0 T A N 1 S IT'S HALUSKA'S GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 GLASER'S REXALL DRUG STORE and GIFT SHOP Packer Avenue SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA LATINYS GRQCERY Congratulations To The 307 WEST LOCKHART CLASS OF '51 Sayre, Pennsylvania SAYRE LAND COMPANY AL TIIEETGE CllEVll0LET SERVICE WITH US AND DRIVE IN SAFETY 313-315 N. ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TA-3401 ATHENS DAIRY COMPANY Highest Quality Dependable Service MILK, CREAM, CHOCOLATE MILK AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone: TA-1121 SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA RELAX WITH THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT SAYBE THEATRE Bfnrjssgpgln mtv fuzz DEPENDABLQ xi:-Irsczfpnaws Tel. TE 1113 Wilbur Hotel Bldg. Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '51 Prompt Accurate Prescription Compounding Greetings and Best Wishes Hardware - Housewares From Toys - DuPont Paints MORETON CLEANERS Sporting Goods - Oil Stoves FOR FREE PICK UP 8. DELIVERY BOLICH BROS. Phone: HARDWARE w 'e ' 540 SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA ll. C. KOLB FUNERAL SERVICE SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA WAVERLY, NEW YORK C . ANTIQUES and SECOND HAND ongratulatlons To The Class of '51 FURNITURE Bought and Sold MINER'S MARKET and RESTAURANT R A U B I S DESMOND STREET 233 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania Sayre, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS! On The Completion Of One Of The Greatest Chapters Of Your Life ALWAYS REACH FOR STROEHMANN SUNBEAM BREAD A- A T K ' N THoMAs Auto SUPPLY LADIES' READY TO WEAR PARTS FOR CARS AND TRUCKS 225 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania ATH ENS, PA. TIP-IHE ILNGIHITIEIR he D FOR QUALITY FURNITURE SEE Congratulations! D. M. HANDRICK 8. SONS w, T, GRANT CQ, 393 BRGAD ST. Known For Values Waverly, N. Y. II. M. HAIR 8 SONS C0. Dealers in Anthracite and Bituminous Coals Lumber and Millwork Paint, Lime, Cement and Wall Plaster Armstrong Linoleums - Johns-Manville Roofing EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Phone TA-3611 116 Walnut Street ATHENS, PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL REPAIRING - A A D IL- G S N O BESTWlSHES ACCESSORIES - FRUTCHEY'S GARAGE W E L L E R 117 N. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania T H E A T R E State Inspection A A A GOOD LUCK, GO FORWARD! SHERWIN-WILLIAMS A , . fs COM PANY Be Good Citizen o oyre This ls A Good Town PA'NTS - WALLPAPER We Hove Been Here Selling Good Merchandise Under This Nome for Your Friendly Point Service Center 40 Yeors. DESMQND STREET Dept. LEAHY'S Stare Sayre, Pennsylvania CLOVERDALE FARMS CO. MILK OF SUPERIOR FLAVOR Try Our Vitamin D Homogenized Milk SAYRE - ATHENS - WAVERLY MATTOON MOTORS W. S. 8. A. YouR DODGE and PLYMOUTH TRANSPORTATION CO. DEALER 238 srm-is STREET 433-437 BROAD STREET Waverly' N' Y' Sayre, Pennsylvania WOLF FURNITURE POTTEVS COMPANY KELVINATOR APPLIANCES 235 DESMOND STREET phone, 11-2791 Sayre, Pennsylvania Sayre, Penmyhaniq FOR ART CARVED DIAMONDS AND EVERY GIFT - SEE ART REAGAN Youk JEWELER HcfJ'1?s524A':c': fY sHANNoN's sooA BAR and Luncheonette MOTHER'S ONLY COMPETITOR , Features Breyer s Ice Cream 120 DESMOND STREET 404 N. MAIN STREET Sayre, Pa. Athens, Pa. MURRELLE PRINTING COMPANY - Established 1903 - BOOK PRINTERS Sayre, Pennsylvania HARRINGTON DAIRY CO. Manufacturers of DOLLY MADISON and ARISTOCRAT ICE CREAM Phone: TE-2631 SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA TOM TAYLIJR WHOLESALE SPORTING GOODS SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA Serving The Valley For Half A Century Modern Gas Service On The Mains or Miles In The Country CITY GAS - BOTTLED GAS - APPLIANCES VALLEY CITIES GAS CO. SAYRE . . . ATHENS . . . TOWANDA NUI bil f S ,SM , vw M ,. A.-..,...N.-.w...p 4 1 fi -if mg. Q? ,xr X vw . .MW . N--lv' x 4 ,A si x 1' V-,sw X EN 3 4 Q, an Lk. r SALSBERRY FLORIST T H E H U B FLOWERS EoR ALL oc:cAsnoNs 237-2, BROAD ST., wmdyl N Y 536 WAVERLY STREET WE cLoTHE THE FAMILY Waverly, N. Y. - FOR LESS - BLUE SWAN MILLS A Division of THE McKAY PRODUCTS CORPORATION S. ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania LEWIS GARAGE REPLACEMENT PARTS Ill S. ELMER AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TU-7751 THE FASHION TAILORS - CLEANERS FURRIERS Jomes L. Poluzzi, Prop. 106 S. ELMER AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania BROWNBILT STORE It Meons A Little More When You Send 108 w. LOCKHART ST. HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 5 Y'ef P'- Feofured At BUSTER BROWN BOYLE'S BOOK STORE ROBLEE Helen B. Ambs, Prop. AIR STEP SHOES KIIIILEB PUNTIAC C0. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Tires Delco Batteries 444 N. KEYSTONE AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TA-8501 HOSPITAL sHoE REPAIR CONGRATULAT'ONS FROM 124 W. PACKER AVE. Sayre, P.. LOCAL METROPOLITAN Rocco Apollonio, Prop. , DOUGLAS 81 BUSH, INC. BISHOP'S FUEL LEH HVALL Y OMPLETE HEATING d C Oh E3 pLUMBlNG SERVICE Has Kept The Homes In 5 SPAULDING STREET The Valley Warm For Years TELL DAD ABOUT IT Waverly, N. Y. JACK RHODES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 52 WAVERLY, NEW YORK HARRY J. HENSON Full or Part Load Household Goods Anytime - Anywhere PHONE: NVAVERLY 472 ABE STERN ExcLusuvE MEN'S WEAR LQCKHART STREET I Sayre, Pa. DELICIOUS SUNDAES Freshly Cooked Meals Every Noon WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET Cll0COLATE Sll0P SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA Dolly Madison Ice Cream M. R. WRIGHT PLUMBING - HEATING AND SHEET METAL 216 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Wide Selection - See The Samples Wedding Memory Book Free STYLECRAFT STATION ERS Sayre, Pennsylvania Rear of 'I19 STEDMAN ST. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA Fifty Years of Banking Service 1901 - 1951 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation QUALITY sERvlcE Q S STORES Serving The Valley For 28 Years JOHN'S SERVICE STATION Cars Washed GREASE 8. OIL Lee Tires and Tubes SAYRE, PA. HAVEN'S FUEL CO. JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL Sunoco Fuel Oil Kerosene and Gasoline 106 S. MAIN STREET Athens, Pu. Phone: TE-I77I CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH GEIDRGE FRALEY 504 s. MAIN STREET ATHENS, PENNSYLVANIA We Make Service A Science Sales and Service Bear Alignment WESTBRO0K'S FOR BETTER CLOTHES WM. T. HUSICK PAINTING and PAPERING Estimates Phone: TA-4571 Phone: TA-8861 ATHENS, PA. SAYRE, PA. SERVING THE VALLEY AREA W A T S SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA 1470 Kc. - 1,000 Watts Music - News - Sports SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC. Manufacturers of Incandescent Lamps - Radio Tubes - Photoflash Lamps Television Picture Tubes - Television Sets TUNGSTEN and CHEMICAL DIVISION TOWANDA, PENNSYLVANIA THE TEED INSURANCE COMPANY Phone: TA-5561 SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA WEST'S S T U D I 0 Portrait cmd Commercial B O O K PHOTOGRAPHER 'I14 DESMOND STREET SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA at if F , 4 f 52 ,vig 4' X, J? L 95 1.1! ? , vi .ma , , 9 KJ X J M' - 5 5 1 41 , 15, ,V , L ' 'V ' if L, KL,3?g?,52fa'Q , L L , Q kr 5. ,L L ,LJ , H F Fig: ji, Q 5 LL A, A. LA - i ii- , fn g f im, m., A ' r vi 'We x K 4 SU. - 1 ,.,.,.+ FX ,K ff , 1 if .L L Mx Az dl' , Vifkzlzza L L,,Y L . LL,.v-Civ 5, Q lg . 2.4 1 mi-in 5 ' -Q + k ,, QL. ,lk , Li 'V ,X if W ,,,, if V 'lil L- -:':v'6'H ' 1 -A f 5-fl , ,A- ,Mia in Q fi , 1 'Q' .L 'A lp- -. ' ' L .f ' ' L--up -W,H2'Li-3Q,,.,G,.,L,, z 3 ,I Lx W ,. ,,Lf,, ig, .1 -UT , f ,,,. - ' agra ' L+., .5 Is 'v S. x LQ J' - - 1' L f ' FW Fl. 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