Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

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Our cloudy moments are not presented, but they, like our sunny hours, will linger and influence our lives. Although the future casts its shadows of promise and uncertainty upon us. we shall always hold in remembrance these precious mo- ments, which slipped away all too soon. Behind us are left the in- delible moments recorded in this l952 SAYRENADE. ff' If if si i A I - az smf',25-'sw ZFHZ A M4 , .M-sir ,tr .4 ff tree , , ' , Q- 'K-jf T-irw .sa xt.. .4 ji .A it . K ,. J t 4.1 grfifftffsiigiferre s Q f' to t .fffpwf f'M,. w's 1 ,.g e 34.-g,..q5,', A 45 1 1, .M fg . qaiugat-,:,a 'cafe' ' A . Editor-in-chief: James Murphy SENIOR STAFF Charles Adam Barbara Draper Peggy Albert Phoebe Dickson Kenneth Bracken Theodore lfstelle Darwin Braund Catherine Farrell Anza Buckingham James Ferris Sayrenade TABLE OF CONTENTS ... Jr rp ' ,Q JE.-rf 4 .rt . i 2 . f.sfr ite . iN I, wi'-1' r' 'mf ,fy ff If-Jibngwu-Nm, ' at ' ' . ,K , Yale , .. . M. F If S , I lr ..., T t I .fm Tf1 T T ' T' v T his-e1.c.eQclggf'?i SENIOR STAFF JUNIOR STAFF Fred Horn Joyce Smith Isabelle Adam Joy I-Iudock Alice Macynski Marian Vanderpoel Shirley Braund Joseph Kast Lois Mann Veronica Velardo Constance Calveric Donald Noel Burton McConnell Jean Twoomey Betty' Driscoll Ronald Rabenold Geraldine Polasky Peggy Welch Patricia Farrell Eleanor Staniukinas Marjorie Roberts Laura Werkheiser Eileen I-Iubish Anthony Villanti 3 The Keene Uf McDufTee Stre QM 5093 Qggx?-C ww Eplphany 4 Uur Younger Hours IW na 1 , 1 1 hihsw. Fourth Ward East Side 'Q E I gif E South Waverly Elmer Avenue Litchfield Milltown ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 5 ls Now Changed to Une ALMA MATER ln the Susquehanna Valley, And 'tis there our Alma lVlater, l.and ol rippling streams and rills, May her praises never die. ls .1 busy little city Lifts her stately tow'r toward heaven Nestling midst the Blue Ridge hills: Dear beloved, old Sayre High. 6 0' Unforgettable Moments if For we're all staunch and loyal So while were together And were each the other's friend: Let us give a ringing cheer We will siick hy our colors For the praise of Alma Mater Until this life shall end, For our Sayre High School, so dear. 7 L. E. Del-ANEY Class of 1897 ADMIN ISTRATIO The Shadow By My Finger Cast Divides The Future From The Past in 5 3 Executive Committee. Board of Education First FOLL'fS.lITlUCl J. Kresge, Dr. George C. Mciklc, Dr. XVilfrcd D. Langley. VVilliam A. Griswold, Daniel XV. Taylor, Dr, Rodney l., Sledge. Scrum! rowvGeorgc Belcher, Sidney U. Glaser. Herb-:rl Campbell, liugcnc House. Harry XV, Oakley. Not pictured!-James J. Lynch. Bruce Twigg. 9 From These Controlling Powers JUDSON F. KAST, A.B.: lVI.A. Principal of lhe High School Albright College . . . Columbia University . . , former teacher in high school . . . his office a clearing house for tangled problems . . . diligent . . . exacting disciplinarian . . . purposeful walk . . . District P I A A Committee . . . president of Bradford- Sullivan Counties Tuberculosis Society . . . Say, fellas! . . .collects and refinishes antique furniture . . . reforests his secluded farm near Sugar Run. H. AUSTIN SNYDER. BS., M. Ed. Superintendent of Schools Mansfield State Teachers College . . . Penn State . . . former supervising principal . . . a dynamo of energy . . . dignified manner . . . dimpled smile . . . skillful in the art of speaking . . . In the event of . . . president of northeastern Pennsylvania teachers . . . state chairman P. T. A. Inter- national Relations Committee . . . ardent hunter and fisherman . . . extremely civic- minded. Came Constant Inspiration MURIEL BAXTER B.S. General Science . . . Ge- ography . . . Penn State . . . sponsor of Major- ette Club . . . sports- woman . . , enjoys hunting and fishing . . . home town is Troy. BOYD M. BEAGLE A,B.: B.S. English X, Xl . . . Gettysburg . . . Penn State . . . advertising adviser for SAYRE- NADE . . . strict in home room . . . noted for his talking pencil . . . outdoor Sportsman . . . Berwick. -mqgk ELOUISE BLACK B.S. Music . . . Pennsylvania State College . . . coun- cilor for small Vocal groups . . . looks like a student . . . high heels . . . enjoys swimming. piano. and singing . . . Athenian. ELISABETH BOUTON B.S. Typewriting . . . Ste- nography . . . Indiana State Teachers College . . . production adviser for SAYRENADE and CHIEETAIN . . . quiet dignity . . . home town is Waverly. BOYD F. BUCKINGHAM B.S.: M.S. P. O. D .... Constitu- tion . . . Pennsylvania History . . . Blooms- burg . . . Bucknell . . . . . Senior Play suave . director . . . noted for jokes . . . public speak- ing . . . York. JOANNA BUCKINGHAM B.S. Business English . . . Bookkeeping . . . Oflice Practice . . . Blooms- burg . . . charming . . . likes to debate about politics . . . production adviser for CHIEF- 'TAIN . . . former Athenian. JEAN DOUGHERTY B.S. Economic Geography . . . Business Arithme- tic . . . General Business . . . Eighth Grade Social Studies . . . Marywood College . . . attractive . . . fashion-wise . . . lives in Waverly. IDA M. EINCH R. N. Home Nursing . . . Worchester City Hospi- tal Training School . . . unique . . . a practical joker . . . interested in Geology' . . . ls there a volunteer? Encouragement and Initiative JANET li. FLYNN PLS. General Home Econom- ics . . . Russell Sage . . . llome Economics Club . . , fond of knitting, sewing . . . excitable . . . saves scrap books . . . hails from Wav- erly, N, Y. RUTH A. FRANK BS.: M.A. English IX . . . Mans- field . . . New York University . . . Junior Play , . . senior class adviser , . . surprise tests . . . precise . . . loves to travel . . Cleveland. Ohio. EMMA A. GILLETTE B.A.: M.A. Social Studies . . . Alle- gheny , . . University of Chicago . . . Eoreign Language Club . . . has toured Europe . . . en- joys reading and gar- dening . . . native of Mansfield, Pa. li. RAYMOND HAUVER l'1.MUS. Music . . . lthaca Col- lege . . . Senior and Junior Orchestra , . . special intsrest in pho- tographs '.,,. jovial . , , everybodys friend . . . arranges music . . comes from lzlmira. GERTRUDE HOLST B.A.: M.A. American History' . . . Spanish . . . Penn State . . . Columbia . , . lit- erary adviser of CHIEF- TAIN . . . native of Towanda , . . former Wac . . . enjoys read- ing, JOHN L. KILBOURNE B.S. lndustrial Arts . . . Mathematics , . . Millersville . , . ex- tremely patient . . . fond of a good joke . , in- terested inoutdoor sports . .. formerly from Wellsboro. 45 JOHN L. KSIONZYK B.A. Social Studies , . . St. Bonaventure . . . foot- ball coach . . . intra- mural basketball , . . muscular , . . broad smile . . . avid hunter and fisherman . . . Bing- hamton. I2 Wll.l.lAM O. LONG A.B.: A.M. Mathematics . . . Dick- inson . . . Penn State . . . Close the books: it's hard on the eyes . . . perfect gentleman . . . comes from Harris- burg, Pa. They Set a Standard ANNA MASON B.S. English . . . Mansfield State Teachers College . . . organizer of the Redskin Revue . . . seventh grade class ad- viser. . . genial . . . Say- reite . . . fond of travel- ing. KATHERINE MATANLE B.S. Librarian . . . Syracuse . . . ninth grade class adviser . . . Library Council . . . interested in traveling and music . . . comes from Elmira Heights, WARREN R. MILLER B.S. Industrial Arts . . . Shop Mathematics . . . Millersville S t a t e Teachers College . . . photography' adviser of SAYRENADE . , . spends spare time in fishing and photogra- Phv. MARY R. O'BOYLE BA . Latin, French. and So- cial Studies . . . Mary- wood Seminary . . . studied at University of Paris . . , Honor Society adviser , . . likes music and books, ik KATHRYN M. PRINCE Guidance Director . . . Penn State . . . gracious . . . winning smile . . . originator of Career Day . . . alma mater is Athens. HAROLD F. REHRIG B.A. General Science . . . Bi- ology . . . Penn State . . . faculty manager for athletics . . . interested in music and all sports . . . comes from Wal- nutport, Pa. 13 NELSON SICKLER B.S.: M.S. Instrumental Music . . . Mansfield State Teach- ers College . . . Ithaca College . . . director of several m u s i c al ensembles , . . dance music . . . HChief . . . dashing . . . Athenian. MARY SLINGERLAND I5.S. Ciirls' Health and Phys- ical Education . , . Penn State . . . adviser of the Pep Club . . . conducts girls intra- mural sports . . . twink- ling eyes . . . Troy. For Us to Follow if 'UN GERALDINE GRACE M. TED THOREN STOCUM STREBY BS. B.S. B.S. P h y s i c a l Educa- English . . . Mansfield Solid Geometry . . . UOHY Hwlfh - ' - Ifheffl State Teachers College Mathematics. . . Mans- College - - - VHYSIFY . . . accomplished pian- field . . . Student Coun- SPOFIS - - -I Pm baslicf' ist and organist . . . di- cil . . . enjoys her Solid ball - - - CUJOYS hunting rects Tri-Hi-Y and stu- and Trig classes with - - - Q1 flown - - - b0Y'1Sh dent newspaper re- the seniors . . . quiet, 100k1f18 - - Q HPOUCWUH porters. but forceful . . . Al- bany. . . . home town, Wells- ville. RUTH D. TOZER BS.: M.Ed. Physics and Mathemat- ics . , . Mansfield State Teachers College . . . Penn State . . . Student Council . . . in charge of yearbook circulation . . . native of Sayre. VICTOR WEISS B.A. Driver Education . . Moravian College . . junior high football . . baseball coach . . . fish- ing and sports . . Classical Record Club . . . hails from Naza- reth, Pa. JOSEPH WERSINGER BS. - Art . , . Penn State Col- - lege . . . Fine Arts Club . . . CHIEETAIN art - director . . . interested in painting, ceramics, and furniture design . . . comes from Hazle- ton, Pa. HELONE G. Wll,DRlCK A.B. English , . . Albright . . . SAYRENADE ad- viser . . . Cap and Cue . . . National Thespians . . . A'Take paper and pencil! . . . appealing humor . . . collects Hummel figures . . . na- tive of Sayre. EVELYN WOl-FANGER BS. Home Economics . . . Mansfield . . . sponsor of Dance Club . . . in- terested in Girl Scout activities . . . helpful . . . elfish-looking . . . comes from Troy. Not pictured: M. EVELYN PECK. B. S.: A. M., Columbia Personnel -rvm-on--...pq SECRETARIES Mrs, Ncwhousc, Mrs. Oakley Mrs. Deubler CAFETERIA Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Krotzcr. Mrs, Mullaly 'iii 5 H 15 MAINTENANCE Mr. Donlin, Mr, Blackman, Mrs, McC.1rroll, Mr. Hogan. Mr. Ball SENICRS Before IL, Sleeps The Unborn Hour, In Darkness. And Beyond Thy Power . 3 ? -aw ,mr-Q H WW gh.. 5 . E gLi's gn-1.-M. P 4ii'1?+ , . K 1 L, 5 -ww... ? 5 i 1. ,' V Nw .k ,, 3 5 3 Wt W .1 QQ? QW .f k Q, I P55 f k,.. f . 365-A , .. - ff W 1, ,,,.A Lif p wwf' . . K Q, fa- s 'Msg 5 V 5 -- '.'2 We Have Reached . , ,N ' u .. I T, 5 ' lu. Deity! mm 4 liz 'g l f Lk- RJ 1' -.N ... K. 13 g l 5' N Fry' , ' ,g -fi! A I f7lCu'Yl'LLlfQOL CHARLES C. ADAM College Preparatory Charlie . . . a natural . . . basketball IO . . . pet peeve, solid and trig . . . SAYRENADE photog- raphy staff . . . tall. blond, and likeable . , . Senior Play . . . always saying You'll do , but prefers blondes and brunettes . . . National Thespians . . . looking to the Navy for a future. 7?flCi'1Juie,cl. JOHN R. ADAMS General Hot-Rod . , . easy'-going except in his Ford . . . How fast? , . . likes stock car racing . . . expert auto repairman . . . German Band . . . is engaged to Joyce . . . band . . . orchestra . . . Swing Band . . . Northeastern District Band. 7llfW A , PEGGY A. ALBERT Business Peg. . . favorite subject, driver education . . . good- looking . . . neat dresser . . . pet peeve, home work . . . likes movies . . . ring committee . . , Mixed Chorus . . . CI-IIEFTAIN . . . SAYRENADE adver- tising manager . . . class treasurer IO . . . special interest, Burt . . . plans to work in Acme. gjilvtjffilli-fc7:1:ft,L. FRANCIS M. AUMICK Home Economics Fran . . . Hrm dislike for conceited people . . . pleasant country lass . . . favorite subject, applied art . . . favorite remark 'Gee whiz! . . . Ushers' Club . . . dislikes Athens students' remarks about Sayre High School . . . uncertain about future. Zlgwwhi HARRY S. BENNETT College Preparatory I-lerky . . . quiet and reserved . . . noted for his blushing . . . Shirley ' . . . All-Valley tackle . . . football, basketball, and baseball , . . class president 9 . . . vice-president ll . . . Gridiron Club . . . likes the arguments in P. O. D .... dislikes compositions . . . undecided about the future. 18 Mgt -LJn'in1f,.Q.r!, BuSl'ne5S HBO . . . Ye gads . . . always chewing gum . . . Uur Zenith at Last! Jr? ffl BARBARA ANNE BOWMAN favorite subject, Business English . . . cafeteria . . . special interest, Norm . . . carefree laugh . . . Mixed Chorus . . . dislikes people who crack gum in the movies . . . hopes to be a telephone operator. - KENNETH J. BRACKEN V- General , x Ken . . . likes mechanical drawing . . . Mr. Beagle's pet peeve . . . interested in hunting, roller skating . . . Smarten up . . . pet peeve, women drivers . . . I p g A kr ,Ng P special interest, a new car . . , Cap and Cue . , . band gg, C pptpi l 5 . . . orchestra . . . Swing Band . . . literary staff of l SAYRENADE . . . going into the Air Force. , --AL DARWIN G. BRAUND fllWfLL 6'g College Preparatory p Farmer . . , fun-loving . , . enjoys outdoors and Qj lfwrlf Q traveling . . . pet peeve, girls and solid geometry . . . band . . . orchestra . . . Junior and Senior Plays . . . editor of CHIEFTAIN . . . SAYRENADE . . . Balls o' fire , . . National Thespians . . . manager of the basketball team . . . Cap and Cue . . . interested in agriculture. RICHARD M. BRIMMER-' g j College Preparatory C Dick . . . friendly and loquacious . . . chronic jester . . , You know it! . . . pet peeve, solid geometry K . . . devilish . . . special interest, passing 12th grade . . . enjoys arguments in P. O, D ..,. lightning on the basketball court . , . baseball . . . Gridiron Club . . . frequently seen in Waverly'. Qmjtcui ' ANZA K. BUCKINGHAM WMM s p College Preparatory Oozie . . . came from Athens in her junior year . . . roles in both plays . . . National Thespians . . . Octet . . . Choral Club . . . Mixed Chorus . , . always debating . . . For goodness sake! . . . CHIEFTAIN . . , SAYRENADE . . . likes biology . . . vivacious . . . District Chorus . . . plans to be a nurse. I9 4-. - Tl f i . , A r -vt, L5 f , Y w .ia l ,Hl::: I '32 U 'ltgg V N gn A it :. l, ' l ,LT I. K -, Wm... K F., rrp' r1ffv.,..,bl4:w 1E .'A 'g:gy e eqgyf Aw, H s,,. 'wfgil Uur Xhado ws X N591 t ,. ' 5.L jyL0,qA,4VC,4LJ ha. f fffw, ,- . . LOUIS COCCAGNIA General A'Louie . . . beautiful wavy, black hair . . . enviable wardrobe . . . District Band, four years , . . played with Air Force Band . . . band. orchestra . . . Dance Band . . . pet peeve, piano accompanists . . . solo clarinet in band . . . writes poems for CHIEFTAIN y . . . Holy cow . MMM!! MARY Lou COLLINS Business Babe . . . hails from South Waverly' . . . special interest, Dick . . . National Thespians . . . band . . . favorite remark Phoebe . . . leading parts in Junior and Senior Plays . . . Mixed Octet . . . plans to do secretarial work. if .QQQWUSLVL NANCY L. DADDONA I General Nancy . . . quiet . . . pretty . . . likes P.O.D., roller skating at Fraley's . . . swimming . . . dislikes short noon hours . . . very neat . . . always with Joan and Edna . . . interested in Mike . . . Holy cow . . . uncertain about plans for the future. S 71144 -fl fl ull ?ah PHoEBE A. DICKSON 5 Business 'ASmokey . . . very pretty'. . . friendly to all . . finds herself saying Jo-Jo, got your whistle? . . . special interest, Dick . . . secretary of senior class . . . art editor of SAYRENADE . . . one of the majorettes . . . would especially like to be a secretary. . . RBARA A. DRAPER CLWJ Business A'Bobby . . . pretty . . . nice hair . . . Senior Play' . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Choral Club . . . likes short- hand, basketball, and football . . . National Honor Society . . . enthusiastic . . . SAYRENADE and CHIEFTAIN staffs . . . pet peeve. Mr. Buckingham Ye gads . . . likes tall blondes . . . plans to attend business school. 20 Have Moved JOHN ENNIS College Preparatory Chass . . . good-looking . . . fond of all sports and Joy . . . usually in the gym with Harry . . . enjoys Spanish III . . . Gridiron Club . . . Smarten up. Harry . . . dislikes walking and getting up early . . . undecided about the future. THEODORE T. ESTELLE General Ted . . . enjoys sleeping late mornings . . . likes mechanical drawing and trips to Elmira . . . visits Fraley's frequently . . . pals around with Ken . . . SAYRENADE advertising staff . . . Cap and Cue , . . plans to enter service. jmvtzzawi -Hai-7j,,-ab CATHERINE B. FARRELL General Kate . . . blonde hair . . . pet peeve, a noisy study hall . . . special interest, Fred . . . always saying Could be . . . Library Council . . . likes P. O. D. . . . Cl-IIEFTAIN . . . SAYRENADE advertising staff . . . plans after graduation are incomplete. - . JAMES L. FERRIS-7lQM :UL General Jeff . . . Mr. Beagle's favorite homeroom pest . . . pet peeve, T. V. Ranch Club . . . played varsity football . . . favorite remark We know . . . the devil lights up his eyes . . . favorite subject, Design II . . . future plans are uncertain. if I ' ,I atluadl f my-XO NORMA G. GREEN limin' ncju General Gert . . . very talkative . . , special interests in sports and Tom . . . dislikes chemistry . . . pretty majorette . .. How about that . . . likes P. O. D. . . . pals with Janice and Joan . . . ring on left hand indicates future! 2I .se 'f 2,5235 Ri fifTgif'z,jff1' '.::i:E skein' i L'f'ff'555: 1 if ' i t i I Q2 yd, s sl' ,f . Jiiliiwl- 2 5 . t 'Y .. fQ.zf15af.f.!, ,. -, A . ., My iii x'i,,.w '7Cf1f.f,91fi1i, .wel-.xgfgig is 1 K 1 ge gg -Q ggjiiligefyglgz 1 ,mai 1i,2.,.. .M- ....u,y- .rw-ww... i -:S 2- 1, ff-ft ..imwi:,,,.1 - . i i i,,1,..,.c. A at 3 S. 23725532 27113itilfkffivffvlfl gr. 155.-War-,, K. . ge Q - 1 l qt gl . m From the First WQCWMJ JOANNE S. GRIFFITH College Preparatory 'llo-Jo . . . tall and pretty . . . interested in gradua- tion and college . . . likes P. O. D. and sports . . . Choral, Contributors, Stamp, and Majorette Clubs . . . Let's eat . . . Student Council . . . Senior Play . . . very capable head majorette . . . plans to attend college. ELSIE L. HAYTON General Elsie . . . ambitious and helpful . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . likes to square dance . . . quiet . . . handled properties in Junior and Senior Plays . . . Ushers' Club . . . likes chemistry . . . cafeteria . . . especially' interested in the Navy . . . commutes from South Waverly. Vvtaww' F 1 P H k 3 7. -jajw!-Zi, REDERICK A AGE ORN ful ' Business Freddie '... tall. lanky . . . fond of a small blonde from Cliff Street . . . likes salesmanship . . . Student Council . . . basketball . . . CHIEFTAIN . . . dis- likes college graduates . . . SAYRENADE . . . always saying, YeaY I did . . . capable driver . . . intends to do garage work after graduation. ff 41. M fm CHARLOTTE M. JENNEY General 'Farmer' . . . tall and blond . . . likes algebra . . . always saying Come on. Joan? . . . admits that Dick Lehman gets her goat . . . an ardent basket- ball player and fan . . . chews gum . . . plans a career in nursing at the R. P. H. x X 6lfV U lq! h'JAN1CE E. JoHNsoN fl H-vfuflve- '-J General Jan' '... vivacious and well-liked . . . enjoys swimming and algebra class . . . dislikes surprise tests . . . interested in sports and the Army . . . G. A. A .... Stamp Club . . . usually eating . . . undecided about plans for the future. 22 To the Twelfth Hour 77 a,ftfd1,oL RICHARD D. JONES Uffwllf ,::. College Preparatory 69020-1 fl' ' Divy . . . mainstay of football, asketball, an up .AVi. baseball teams . . . football co-captain . . . sophomore class president . . . tall, handsome, and muscular . . . two-time All-Valley quarterback . . . Boys' Glee Club . . . Gridiron Club . . . Mixed Octet . . . likes Mary and Cornell University. MARSHA A. KINSMAN ' - A General - Marsha . . . neat . . . attractive . . . always heard X saying I hate you . . . pet peeve, Fiberless and his ball point pen . . . Library Council . . . substitute cheerleader . . . G. A. A .... Student Council . . . nice hair . . . special interest, Ted . . . future plans uncertain. RICHARD Cl LEHMAN' ' G if College Preparatory Fiberless . . . likes physics . . . tall, good dancer . . . known for frequent trips to Fraley's . . . in- terested in sports cars, girls . . . football and basket- ball teams . . . Gridiron Club . . . noted for camel walk . . . plans to attend college. WW ' 'Zo 1 ' 'M' ANTo1NETTE LONGO Business Toni . . . short and pretty . . . special interests in dancing and money! . . . dislikes speed demons . . . Senior Play . . . CHIEFTAIN . . . 'lYou stinker up . . . . always with Barb and Geri . . . plans for future are uncertain. E. JOAN LOTT f 'A General Joanie . . . full of fun . . . another P. O. D. fan 4 . . . enjoys week-end trips to Elmira . . . special . interest, Fish . . . G. A. A. and Majorettes Club . . . . sportsminded . . . basketball and swimming . . . Wait, Charlotte! . . . dislikes Business Arithme- 'VJ J an Qt i 3 Jglgsg ......h1-is . .W gg-.1 1 J J l J.. iff, L. iThe Dawn 0 Our School Life ANGELINE J. Lo VECCHIO Q U General 'vi Nfl' J 'ik 1 1f rr - vr 4. - 1- U-Iff ' ' . Angie . . . short . . . et eeve, know it alls . . . 1' li. . . :. - ' A P p fl! P ' - 6 has an interest ln dogs . . , admits that economic W YJ 5 geography is favorite subject . . . enjoys swimming and tennis . . . Choral Club . . . plans to buy a cattle ranch in the West. . ,, g , ,F 4 .3 at , 1 gf 4 1 0-1-X if' - lf' f l ,'F '- . 'iffnp-,f ' nazi? E . lawfg apr ' Ma , i WWWLA PAUL J. LYoNs General SL i'Goat . . . likes P. O. D .... absent-minded . . . :Qi K J , always has something to say . . . pet peeve, fair 5 weather friends . . . District Chorus . . . cafeteria . . . ll football , . . Mixed Octet . . . Boys' Glee Club . . Y Junior, Senior Plays . . . National Thespians. in RK , . - . Wag! Q- i, , Z CI ALICE A. MACYNSKI WH- College Preparatory Mac . . . excellent student . . . big brown eyes Pm . . . unconsciously says yipes . . . National Thes- pians . . . Choral Club , . . likes P.O.D. and chemistry . . . Honor Society . . . Cap and Cue . . . Senior Play . . . literary editor of SAYRENADE . . . plans to enter nursing at Wilson Memorial Hospital. tx 770' V Lois E. MANN W 3 College Preparatory Loie . . . excellent student . . . band . . . orchestra . . . Choral Club . . , detests the Yankees and Mel Allen . . . Contributors' Club . . . special interests, Horse and tennis . . . president of Honor Society . . . CHIEFTAIN . . . SAYRENADE . . . neat dresser . . . Didn't I? . . . likes chemistry . . . plans to enter Bucknell. R mwiw B L MCC NNFLL -1 fr . URTON . O . R General ' Burt . . . likes physics, automobile maintenance, X and Peggy . . . genial . . . cooperative . . . president of the junior class . . . Photography Club and Grid- . in iron Club . . . Don't be that way . . . football 9. ttiii .bi 10 . . . plans to enter automotive school or the Navy. rl 'W . fi! iffjj 24 Began In the First Hour ROSALIE A. MCQUEENEY JM jjgwww- General Ro . . . effervescent . . . especially interested in Elmer Avenue . . . likes P. O. D .... incessant giggler . . . favorite remark, Ya wanna? . . . dislikes the name Rosa . . . Cap and Cue . . . energetic . . . y always with Eng . . . likes to dance . . . undecided about the future. A SHIRLEY M. MUEELEY y Business if il. Mickey , . . enthusiastic and friendly . . . has a good word for all . . . always saying Hurry, Q Marian! . . . laughs at the drop of a hat . , . dis- ff, likes conceited people . . . enjoys swimming and roller skating . . . band . . . orchestra . . . Choral P Club. LUCILLE lVlUNN Home Economics Louie . . . lives in Litchfield . . . has honey'-blond hair . . . neat dresser . . . dislikes American history . . . always saying Oh my word! . . . Choral Club . . . usually giggling with Shirley . . . favorite subject, P. O. D .... a good sport . . . likes to roller skate, dance, and watch football. F. JAMES MURPHY cacay . R . General silte P 'ii Jim . . . ardent Brooklyn fan . . . rosy' checks S . . . National Honor Society . . . orchestra . . editor of SAYRENADE . , . Cl-IIEFTAIN . . . Holy cow, yes! . . . National Thespians . . . radio announcer fit . . . dislikes Giant fans . . . Junior, Senior Plays . . . vice-president 12 . . . plans to attend college. ii Vnwzfwwl . f ROBERT W. NEWMAN Hmm VMLMWLM-1 Business A Bob . . . basketball . . . quick to argue and very convincing . . . baseball . . . Cl-IIEFTAIN business manager ll . . . blond . . . likes shorthand and P. O. D .... Boys' Glee Club . . . interested in Lincoln Street and the Navy . . . pet peeve, women drivers . . . tells everyone to Smarten up . .25 lg, ,V e U , Va, mp, 1. 5 Mui r, J -.W 4 . l . 3 tw, rcs- r +f..f,.,,,y4 we ,ws at ' f . 4. S 1 at r Q 'W--ir K 4 i X r . asa -- ' 'F gfwfw are 'na 1 .- wg Q , A l , A 2 . . . . 1 - , , E -Mr. i f 1 Q l Q! + X ar rj I it . 'Ely Gig The Hours Progressed If g!ixXe M .Neff-II, ' J' ' is . mi. 'x' f' ' 7y Q1'i WML BARBARA A. NITTINGER ilwrfvf- Business Barb . . . almost always found with Toni and Geri . . . favorite remark, Hi, good-looking . . . beautiful red hair . . . special interest. Waverly . . . member of Cap and Cue . . . Senior Play . . . industrious, especially in writing letters . . . no plans for the future. MARX' ALICIQ PALIPRONICH Business Al . . . friendly . . . usually at Fraley's . . . hates to be kept waiting . . . Junior Play . . , Cap and Cue play . . . interest lies in Waverly . . . cute . . . secre- tary of Student Council. l2 , . . senior cheerleader . . . National Thespians . . . future plans uncertain. SHIRLEY J. PAUL-f7QlWfLd Business Shirley , . . well-liked . . . green eyes . . . dislikes the name 'AHarry . . . special interest. number 45 . . . You're a good kid, but-- . . . likes P. O, D. . . . quiet and reserved . . . Cap and Cue . . . would like to do oflice work after graduation. JosIfI2II M. PICA General Joe' '... pitched in Valley Softball League . . . a live wire. but very conscientious . . . P. A. announ- cer for football games . , . likes algebra . . . dislikes short weekends ...' 'You know itf . . . studying at WA'l'S for a future in radio engineering and announcing. 71 'gl ting gf UKYQVJLQ2,g,7iLmjj6I5RAI.oINI2 IH. PoI-AsKr Business Geri . . . usually in a hurry delivering the morn- ing bulletin . . . pert . . . National Thespians . . , Cap and Cue . . . Honor Society . . . Junior and Senior Plays . . . Oh rats' '... CHIEFTAIN . . . SAYRENADE . . . a prospective air-line hostess. 26 And the Light Appeared Ymamwl ZQQJZLEQMARJORIE L. ROBERTS A College Preparatory Jack's Babe . . . likes fishing and target shooting . . . good at drawing sketches . . . especially' in South Waverly . . . Senior Prom Queen . . . Where's Jack? . . . cafeteria . . . G. A. A. . . . Choral Club . . . Honor Society . . . pet peeve, solid geome- try. 77Q6VV'-41013 PAUL J. RoUNDs A .. General A iiii P. J. . . . always with the West Sayre boys . . . dislikes school . . . plays the sousaphone in the band and orchestra . . . German Band . . . enjoys hunting and P. O. D .... special interest, motor bike . . . Dance Band . . . undecided about the future. WzMA'U'd RosE MARY B. SARGENT Business Rosie . . . pet peeve. conceited people . . . Library' Council . . . active in C. A. P. work . . . Mixed Chorus . . . energetic . . . pals with Maggie and Vera . . . Ushers' Club . . . typist for the CHIEF- TAIN . . . would like to enter service, preferably the WAFS. 'WWVVV MARGARET A. SHAW A slrsiaslt strs A Business Maggie . . . quiet, reserved manner . . . Oh, dear! . . . an ardent sports fan . . . very fond of P. O. D. . . . courteous usher . . . pet peeve. typing . . . Library Council . . . Senior Play prompter . . if plans to go to New York for office work. MAMMJ WILMA C. SHOEMAKER A Business Willie . . , quiet, but friendly . , . favorite subject, shorthand . . . likes sports and dancing at Fraley's . . . I-IonestlyY . . . Library' Council . . . industrious . . . work at the bakery . . . Cl-IIEFTAIN . . . dis- likes people who argue . . . would like a secretarial job. 27 Y 'B' i ll i I :1 ' .-1 V, -pi., .tial As The Remazhing Hours Passed Q15- I I , , . V ...nn--:wil 111 . -' 11' 'll' ' allil' -u 1 -f' ' ill --- '3 K 11 111 ,rg .nu 1211 -.-gg ....-asa-nh JI' B. JOYCE SMITH 1' W Business MQ H ., in' Smitty . . . good student . . . glossy, black hair . . . dislikes people who brag . . . Student Council M, s . . . Junior. senior Plays . . . SAYRENADE . . . ' K Q- CHIEFTAIN . . . Cap and Cue . . . president Li- . brary Council . . . Honor Society . . . National ,il Thespians . . . would like to do secretarial work. xl ' . f IMWIJCL VERA M. SOZANSKI 1- ' View Business . 'i Susie . . . pi' -sized . . . likes Home Nursing and yi home room 206 . . . talkative . . . pet peeve. Ameri- K B- E can History . . , usually' with Maggie . . . Library a a i l Council . . . favorite remark, 'ADon't bother me s I . . . Ushers' Club . , , mischievous . . . plans to do V' office Work in N, Y. C. X 7?icbi Tf1'-'41 - I i'i.',.vaif., f-l1ff:'7f75-ff1,,lEAN M. TwooMEY . W . t 0 General Jeanne . . . nice personality . . . peppy . . . You know it! . . . pet peeve, Boomer . . . special interest, Tony . . . good dancer . . . favorite subject. P. O. D .... senior cheerleader . . . National Thespians . . . president of Pep Club . . . SAYRE- NADE . . . Cap and Cue . . . plans to be a telephone operator. .4 ' liflfkxfi 22 'N 19421, MARIAN E. YANDERPOEL ZZUQLQ-,,1Ld,LlCl4LQBuszness lVlarian' . . . dresses nicely . . . quiet . . . always with Shirley . . . favorite subject, shorthand , . . Carnation Queen at Junior Prom . . . Ushers' Club . . . band . . . orchestra . . . Choral Club . . . CHIEF- TAIN and SAYRENADE staffs . . . treasurer of senior class . . . wants a secretarial job. jj kfgji, kewl' Business 'ARonnie . . . a very pretty brunette . . . soft voice VERONICA E, VELARDO . . . pet peeve, Wawierly . . . lovely diamond on left hand . , . roots for her Navy man . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Choral Club . . . often overheard saying You lucky person . . . CHIEFTAIN staff . . . likes secretarial Work. 28 We' Were Gradually Led kf7k,LVl,4,LoL V V. tm JALLUACK WALTER will J General Hairy Bird . . . dislikes chemistry . . . likes fishing, reading, and Babe . . . South Waverly . . . football co-captain . . . All-Valley' guard . . . Hey Babel ...h ' ' asn t missed a day for tive years . . . Student Council president . . . likes P. O. D. . . . future plans uncertain. u ERNESTINE L. WELCH General Peggy . . . came from Athens in senior year . . . popular . . . cute . . . pleasing personality . . . band . . . Choral Culb . . . SAYRENADE . . . I'll never tell . . . dislikes being called gunslinger . . . interest lies in Penn State . . . plans to enter at R. P. H. . I I 7K'.'5WJfi'l-I.AURA M. WERKHEISER ' General 754,11-.,ziurie fpegte majorette National Thes ians . . . p . . . fun-loving . . . Cap and Cue . . . Library Coun- cil . . . enjoys P. O. D .... Choral Club . . . pet peeve, being called Boopsie . . . Junior, Senior Plays . . . SAYRENADE . . . CHIEFTAIN . . . interested in a special Book Kiel . . . nursing at R. P. H. Qjxilnfxfvlmle 6,17-jf, CARL A, WHITEHEAD General Farmer . . . favorite subject, chemistry . . . loves to .tease girls . . . hails from Litchfield . . . pet peeve, blondes . . . likes hunting . . . scrapes plates in cafeteria . . . likes getting out at 3:30 . . . Art Metal Club . . . noted for wavy, red hair. LLLZVL i RUTH A. WILLIAMS ' Ybfild- I Business Ruthie . , . interested in sports and Nyack . . . enjoys P. O. D .... Stan . . . Senior Play . . . You would! You're the type ' Mixed Cho . . . . rus . . . Cap and Cue . . . CHIEFTAIN . . . Time is so short . . . plans to enter Missionary Training Institute. 29 .. llllllllllilll -we n .rf - . - I fs 3 z , if yi M - -Q 5. M if U '40, ,, SY! .wif IJWNZ a I A Y it X 3 it L if .I To the High Noon U 'f f 'fm X ' --f -r f l .-, DLL , L- '- 5 I 1 Uur Twelfth Year SENIOR MOTHERS Mrs. Ray Roberts. Mrs. Charles Mann ms YH-W SENIOR ADVISIZRS Mr. Victor XVciss, Miss Ruth Frank aim. 6 W2 Behind lts Unreturning Line, The Vanished Hour, No Longer Thine. W -D .-' ? l ff! fb!! as vs, JUNIORS President Anthony Villanti Vice-President Lyle Merrill Secretary Laverne Hunsinger Treasurer Clyde Bennett l , E E , ,rzyriggfis Q SOPHOMORES Secretary-Marilce Lynch, Treasurer- Sbaron Kane, President'-Philip l-larting, Vice-PrcsidcntQJohn Palipkonich. EIGHTH GRADE Secretary-Harry' DcKay, President- Austin Snyder, Vice-President-Richard I-lartung, Treasurer-Cathryne Welch. ERESHMEN President-Thomas Page. Vicuprcsidcnt -Betsy Harris, Secretary-John Knowles, Treasurcr+Erank Durizch. SEVENTH GRADE Vice-President-John McConnell, Sccrc- tary-Ruth Palipkonich, Treasurer-fSam Williamson, Prcsidentgpaul Hutsick. Juniors Z :Q ff f , ,425 , , f i .si Z Ii f . 05.04061 -4? X iff Z xi i K - N9 nf f , g :E TX , Uv.--iflilii' alma.. esterday e Xtood ROOM 203 First row--l,ois Barrowcliff, lflcanor Billings, Julia Bildna, Mollie Glaser, Patricia lfarrcll, lilsic Barrows, lillcn Frantz. Biilly Dawson. Serond rmufShirlcy Braund. Consiance Calvcric, .loycc Bowman, lsabcllc Adam. Bi-ily Dris- coll, Mona Anncman, Doris Coddinglon, Bcity Carroll. Third ww---Raymond Carroll, Richard Brcnnan, John Caslerline, Edward Aull. James Cole. .luhn Bagley, Clyde Bcnncii, Andrvw Bnbick. 1 we ii ll! fx' ui 3 W gui W, . no -:ll ff? 'gi if f ROOM 208 Ifirsl row7Gloria Keene. Susan Horn. Joy Hudock. Janet l.ehr. Joan Jura, Evelyn Monroe. Patricia Howey. Svcomi rouJ7David Meyer, l.yle Merrill. Patricia Haylon. lfileen Hubish. Mary Lou l.aux. Dolores Kominski. Delphine Melin- tire. John Mullnly. Eugene Marrone. Third rou.'7Charles Nichols. Russell Montz. Daniel Hickey, Elwyn Morningsmr, Charles Merrick, Joseph Kast. Harry Hildebrandt, Laverne Hunsinger. Donald Noel. At Uur Eleventh Hour ROOM 206 First row7Charlolte Teeter. Marilyn SCl1lllll. Betty XVoll'e. Mary Claire Schram. Catherine Warenzak. Marie Springer. Norma Twigg. Swond rouqfljdward Shaffer. Richard Ralhbun. Georgianna Vanderpool, Eleanor Staniulcinas. Bev- erly Rohinson, Marie Vvhlls. Francis Regan. Anthony Villanli. Third rowfhlarolcl Peterson, Mahlon Parker, Anson Wrigllt. Russell Price. Harold Secor. Ronald Rabenold. Paul Sweitzer. Donald Shellard. -99' 5 ,za Mx. ..p- 1 'G' we Q Nuvwf ROOM 210 I-iirxt mu' .luhn Caliui. Donna Annabel, Diane Calveric. .loan Biown. Marie Carroll. Gladys Cleaver. Kathleen Ayers. Arline llush. .luan lladiliwna, leo liiinney, Serum! 1'iniL'--'W.1rren Davenport. .lean Chandler. Julia CLIIUYIU, Kathleen Brewer. llaula Cfnvellii. Sidney llmealman. lunice Bennett. Doris Annabel, lidward Daniels. Third rim'--V'-.lnhri Calmsci. Charles liaker, llernarrl lientley. Ronald Billings, Gerald Canheld. .lohn Pmorils, James Aclarns, James Aelxley, l.eon llisleirii. Mlhutes A way ROOM 202 I-'rrsl mu' llarry Deuliler, l,W.lIl7.lf.l Ciolile, Kay Hancocls, Belly Qiinalski. Bernerla llenclershol, Beltv l'FlllQl7CX'. .liwee lleliay, Marlene Draper. louis llarshl1.iri1er. Malcolm Draper, .Second row---.lolm llarper. l.ila lrlililehrandi Saiiilra llufloiil. l,Jll'lCl.1 llowevr .loan Cieisinger, Marv l,ou Hoag. lmretla llair, De lflta llolalen. llaul lilvnn, 'lihiril row- Neil llouglierly. .lames ljunlke, Michael Dowd, XVilliam lfrvin. Kenneth lflliutl. Philip Harliing. James larrell. liiulweit l arrell. - , - - v 1 - W f 1 ,lf ROOM 217 lfrrst rowflillen McSparron. Carol McSparron. Mnrleah Jordan. Ann l.ee. Judith lani7. Beverly Nlorningrsiar. Barbara Jenney. Sharon Kane. Second rowfllonna Osborne. Beverly l.attimer. Sally Kroner. Joyce Noble. Marilee l,ynch. Georgia Kohler. Rosemarie Pizzardi. Sandra Page. Evelyn Mullen. Third rowfiierald Keener. George l.On2. Edward Kelly. Joseph McCabe, Harold Mullen. Thomas King. John Palipkonich. Thomas Kenricln. Alexander Masiran- From Our oon ROOM 222 First row-Ted Polasky, Mary Ann Worbleski. Beverly Vvliley. Peggy Springer. Jean Taylor. Marie Saxe. Jo Ann Vvlolcott. Barbara Wealeolt. Donna Saxe. John Tuttle. Second rowflnlarold Vvlilliams, Nlary Sobiech, Alvina Searfoss. l.ois Thrasher. Virginia Sozanski. Nancy Sutton. Barbara Taylor. Juanita Robinson. James Satterly. Third row- Duane Wolcott. Robert Renischler. Robert Stein. Charles Walker, Richard Yale. Edward Quatrini. Donald Rhodes. Robert Ramsey, Robert Pruyne. Raymond Sargent. tonio. Raymond Neusch. Y W V t ..- ,... -1- dwi.. - , S N I ,Wk N,-.1 Af, L W 57 si -f' -l APN Y' 'i' . ff M J .31 wwf. .J .-,. 'iefiizsg , f... rw- W ww X fe W4 . . :xr 'f .- ' v ei. . -. ,, s .. e X axda- Q-. lr xml i if . L :iff A .Q as f ri, tag. 46 mp. Q Q J-.R 'wr VS' g an-if ,-.-.4 N ROOM 116 lfrrsr rou.'fNancy Cochi, Betty Ann Borirs, Louise Angelo, Patricia Ackley, Enid Billings, Margaret Cummings. lllsie Cahill. Phyllis Dunham. Yvonne lfllers. Second row-'John Donlin. Barbara Beach. Donna Brown, Evelyn Bowen. Genevieve Bobick. Agnes Adam. Shirley Croke. Joseph Blackman. Iired Brungess. 'fhirri row--Redford Covey, John De Sisli. Frank Durilch, Thomas Chamberlain. Joseph Cole. Raymond Card, Joseph Carmody, Lawrence Chamber- lain. George Belcher. The Vividness ROOM 115 lfrrst rowfMary Glosenger. Myra Hubish. Mary Ferro. Alzina Kinney. Emily Leonard, Sharon Keegan. Helen Mary Galligan, Rose Marie liranli. Second row-H-Robert Keir, Clyde Jackson. Arthur Carey, Mary Ellen Fitzgerald, Dorothy Jennings, Marilyn Hayton, Claude House. Clarence Liebhaber. John Green. Third rod'-William Hansen. John Knowles, Sally Farrell, Susan Hadlocl-i. Betsy Harris. Donna Horn. Mary Ann Ilnnis. Deborah Field, Vv'illiam Lee. John Horniak. YM- M... , - af ROOM 111 First row--Constance Nichols, Barbara Phelps, Louise Rossillo. Sandra Mathews, Rose Ann Micklitsch. Patricia Maf honey, Ann Roberts. Joyce Loomis. Second roLc'7William McSparron, John MacNeal, Ruth Ann Lynch. Phyllis Resto, Genevieve O'Connor, Kathryn Mays, John Potter, Harry McCutcheon. Third row-Ronald Poletto, Victor Peterpaul, Gretchen Rentschler, Ruth Merrick, Joyce Pruyne, Dorothy Palipkonich, Edna Riley, Charles Phillips, Harry These Days ROOM 117 Firsl rouJfRose Warner, Mazie Tompkins, Rosemarie Velardo, Gloria Westbrook, Erma Westbrook, Patricia Streeter. Rose Villanti, Rita Wells. Second row+John Stein. Daniel Twigg, Clarence White, David West, Joanne Snyder, Cheryl Vv'ood, Ray Vvlaltcr, William Wolcott, Andrew Stanchak, Louis Sandroni. Third row-Karl Scott, Thomas Scanlin, Joanne Vv'arner, Gretchen Ward, Patricia Sweitzer, Pauline Wolfe, Carol Twigg, Eugenia Staniukinas, Joann Wiles. David Stephens, Vv'illiam Tompkins. Pruyne. ,I A , W., ,, . Zzaagrhr ' a 00 u'1 1 'n-36 My 'LW 2 .N 'ftilflff ii gn ROOM 108 Hrs! row---lflizabelh Camp. Yvonne Billings, Ann Dickson, Bernita Annabel, Michaelene Deubler, Marcia Brown. Leona Defiisli. Beverly Annabel. Palsy Carle. Second row---Robert Anderson, Larry Cole, Donald Bogart, Rolweri Diliz, George Beahan. Maurice Farrell, Frank Camp, Henry Croke, David Cipperly. Third mw--Alilaine Braund, Ann lien- jamin, Vvlillard Baker, Marshall Field, Leon Estes, Layton Benjamin. Harry DeKay. Barbara Bililia. Nancy Dickson. Xhall Always ROOM 114 I-'rr.s1 rr1u.'----lVl.irlene l.atrimer. Joann Johnson. Barbara Hubish, liva Holalen, .lean Knowles, Sandra Kinney, Doris Kcpner, l'zarbaral,oomis. Second rou.'7Richard Hartung, Richard Gilbert. Joyce Marshall, Shirley Keene, Mary l.ou Kroxler, .lane Jackson, Allan l.illle, Richard Harris. Third row--Joseph Johnson, Roger Houghtalen. Arlene Kaplan, Mary House. Phyllis Harris. Carol llarshbarger, Janice MacNeal. John Hutsick. Thomas House. wiv ROOM 125 lfirsl row--Nancy Miller. Margaret ljhillips, Sally Seibel, Geraldine Scott, Sandra Seibel, louise Nobles, Adella Mahont'y. Second row--lldward Rinus. John Pieplow, Jerry Monroe, Bernice Newland. Saundra Renshaw, Russell McCracken, Jack Rowe. Jerry Shay. Third rou.'7Vw'illiam Maurer, Wayne Sessaman, Willi.1na Mott. Richard Pruyne. David Price Robert MarI7. Edward Satterly, Russell Rose. Be Carried Through lfrrst rowglfthel Warner, Phyllis Walmsley, Shirley Soper, Patricia Shoemaker, Mary Vdalker, Nancy Springer, Cath- ryne Vfelch, Judy Springer. Serond row-liugene Teeter, Kenneth Tompkins, Cynthia Vv'olrott. .lean Smith, .lean Valinch, Arlene Vough, Joyce Smith, Edward Wolcott, William Spaulding. Third rotu-David Vv'ir1g. 'lil1UlT1.lSVliCClCl'. Charles Strceter, David Vblayman. Austin Snyder, Keith Van Allen, Lloyd Streeter, Ren Titus, David Simonds, Clersley Vdoleott. ' Mime Haw iii' vo 1 'vary ,f. ROOM 126 Ifirsl row--Harriel Frantz, Marilyn DeSisli, Mary lillen Delrick. Donna Chamna, 'llieresa Angelo, Adria Cfallin, Alma liairehild. Mary Helen Calveric, Phyllis Acleley. Serum! row-W-Dewey Green, llarry llarrowx, XVilliam Collins, lined Clark. Robert Alleri, John Bowman, Thomas Borils, James Barnes, l.eland llalxes. .lolin l5e.illiers.on. lihuil ron - Richard Cjloeclxncr, Paul Belcher, Joan Deubler, Norma liranlelin, Donna Benjamin, lbarbara llarper. Paula llaneoeli. Janet Beahan, Robert Franks. Frederic Greenfield, Richard llarper. Those Who Are l rr's1 row-.leanelne lanll, .ludilh Miller. Beverly Johnwn. l7.lll'lCl.l Kennedy, Peggy lleeman. Raequel Malay, Nancy Jennings, Ruth House, Patricia Miller. Suomi row Ronald Keene, Michael Kenish, Richard lNluCfuleheon, lfdward Kulchma, Daniel lVlcCracl-ren. Vv'illred l.angley, Ixll7El'l llorn, Donald Johnson. lhonias Newman. Paul llulsielx, l'lm'd row--ffllarry King. Donald House, John Merriek. Raymond Nobles, Dorolhy l'lufl'oi'd, .lean Kohler. lflsie Kinney, .Ioan Hanas, John McConnell. Edward l.LllZ, Morris Johnson, David llenry. vig . . ' '- is-,. ,ha-'vas Q, ey-1 fa, ROOM 127 First rowfSophia Pryslopski, Carol Richner. Ruth Paliplmnich, Peggy Price, Doris Silver, Margaret Simons, Donna Sit7er, Viola Rolls, Second rou,'4John Phillips. John Potter, Richard Simons, Joseph Roberts, Betty Reynolds. Mary l,ou Schlier. Henry Peterpaul, George Ryck, Edward Randall, lireclerick Satterly, Third row-W James Scholz, 'lihomas Randall, VN'illiam Rifenbury. Barbara Roberts, Betty Peppard, Linda Rogers, Esther Simonds. Joyce Peiroeco, Alice Shoemaker. ow at Their Dawn ROOM 212 I-'irsl row---Shirley Vslalker. Jacqueline Wolcott, Barbara Squires. Carole Wolcott, Patricia Wall. Betty Soper. Mary Zimmer. Kay Teetcr, Susan Talada. Serond row-Gerald Wolcott, Paul Sutton. Alvin Waltman. Sam Williamson. Roger Vv'hite, Robert Yale, James Streeter, Jack Wolcott. Third row--Twila Stiles, Joyce Tuttle, Sylvia Vwlard, Carl XX'aIl, XVillian1iVlies,-Almon Vw'elch, Nan W.1lter, Mary Vanderpool, Charlene W'hite, ACTIVITIES Um Hour Alone is in 'I'hy Handsnm 'I'hc Now Cn Vxfhich Tho Shadow Stands! MWWIJIIIIIJ I ' I 44 vr SCHOGL LIFE CLUBS Q. 1 , 1 , K if , ' ,N ff 2 wg W rain- as x i 7 .X 5 N L 2 '41 K' X I, 1' wx N5 Y 9 1 14 ' 1 ,..f .X , Q f f1eeuW ' I . ,ir 1 L 'X 1 3 bifw' V , w A M , 113, I.. I . X SEL H gp : L w av y . tw M- MQ. X I , wx. N Q 'X ffl K The Ways in Which Uur Days Were Spent O04 Scorc! For the safety of the road . . . Making adjustments if fi E .ALMQQ ki wwmf: Whiting for the whistle . . . VW measurcd up. . . 46 School Lie Glimpse of the past . . . Worried amateurs li----. ' z Q -nz Q 2 W, - , 34 Neff fy 30 Q .iq 1 l?f '1 Q - g N: ggsxf L , X , QA 1 4 ' A ..ff 'M' I niliar half-time spot . . Buddies . . One and two and 47 Xclzool Life F0OfbJll-PHYQUVS Night - - - Watch out for that left . . This is the way . . 5 4 5 E g f ' f fa. J 4 ' ...sf -f K R ' ' ' K sr! K 7 N r . , ':3m:Az4.Qu- g. di 'X .gg x n.. ,,. 3 'f , X, 1 V I- Q' uvwwi, ' 4. x 4' Y 1 ' ,. Zikiwzf- QW A ' ..,' Hard dl WOYR - - Baskctball-Christmas party . . 48 Xchool Life usy fingers l,l E '1 xx 1.an-all Bread line . . . To the victors . 'H Carnation Queen . . . be seeing you 49 A 'iam MF 3 IQWH Q' 1'- Friendships Were Welded Together First row-Palipkoniclz, Walter, Ault, Page, Stiles. Second row-DeKay. Bonney Stein Ryck lanlz, Krotzer, liields, Renshaw, Valinch, Third row-'l'.1ylor, Griliith. Bowen Casscl bury Carroll, Flynn, Montz. Lantz. Fourth row-Horn, Shellard. STUDENT COUNCIL President Jack Walter V1'ce'l're.s:'dent Edward Ault Secrelartf Alice Palipkonich Treasurer Thomas Page Each year students from every junior and senior high home room, in addition to one junior and one senior repre- sentative at large are chosen to serve on the Student Council. Each year the Student Council undertakes different problems around the school. This year they have helped to pay' lor the pop corn machine, have assisted in conducting assembly programs, and have had charge of the lunch line at noon. Installation ol' members and officers was held this year with representatives from Towanda Valley High School present to conduct the ceremony. The purpose of the Student Council is to assist wherever possible in school lille and to promote the interests ol' the school among all students. 50 -4' Firsl row-Smith, Murphy, Mann. Roberts, Macynski. Second row-Polasky, Wolfe, Braurtd. Adam, Rabenold, Hubish. Glaser, Mullaly, Farrell. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This national honorary organization is made up of the permanent senior members and the junior probationary' members who have lived up to the qualities of character. scholarship, leadership, and service which are the ideals set up by the National Honor Society. Membership consists Qf those students who represent scholastically the upper ten per cent of the class, or those who have a scholastic average of ninety per cent or better: approval by two-thirds of the faculty is necessary in either case. The Sayre chapter, sponsored by Miss O'Boyle is one of about three thousand similar chapters throughout the country. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY First row-Smith, Polasky Collins. Macynski, Bucking ham. Second row-Palipkonich Horn. Wing, Adam, Braund Murphy, Werkheiser. I 5 I i l 1'r'.s1 rote' Sealed--Macynski. Buckingham, Bracken, Jura. Murphy, Smith, Longo. Nittinger. Polaslty. Driscoll. Second miufBraund, Estelle, Palipkonich, Collins. NVelch, Schram. Staniultinas. Cireen. Hayton. Xving, Whiielmead, Third row-Bowman, Anneman, Calveric, Mann, l:rll'I'Cll, llowey. Springer, Schultz, Paul. Carroll. lVlcQueeney. Meyer. CAP AND CUE The Cap and Cue is a dramatic club that helps to show its members some of the fundamentals of the stage, make-up work, and production, The naenihers present several plays during the year anti perforni short radio skits and plays during the club periods. Mrs, Wildrick is the sponsor. lt is one of the oldest clubs in the school. having existed continuously since 1946. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row-Dowd. Daniels, Adam. Villanti. lferris. Second ' rote'--Donlin. XX'altcr, McCon- nell. Kast, Secor. Chamberlain, Sweitzer. Liehhahcr. ADVERTISING CLUB Horn, Farrell, Velardo, Albert, Estelle. Meat, , . LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council, sponsored by Miss Matanle, includes girls from the ninth through twelfth grades inclusive. The girls learn library desk work and the care and processing of books, They have regularly scheduled periods to Work at the desk each week. Club programs and parties are held several First row-Krotzer, Wolcott. Lantz, Shaw, Sargent, Cummings. Second row-Lattimer, Ca- hill, Osborne, Hendershot, Wiley, Angelo, Jordan, I-Iotalen, Monroe, Mclintire. Third row- Bobick, Laux, Bowen, Lynch, Robinson, Ginalski, I-Iildebrant. times a year. 1 . lfirst mtufC3reen, Griliith. NVerltheiser, Lott. Second row-- Ackley. Angelo. Streeter, XVor- bleski, Taylor, Hudock. Farrell, Roberts, Johnson, Desisti, 'I'h1rtl rowff--Deubler. Mahoney. Chandler. Draper. Riley. Ennis, Dickson, Pruyne. Sutton, Crolte, Saxe, DeSis1i. MAJORETTE CLUB A new organization in our school this year is the Majorette Club, with girls from the seventh through the tenth grades as memb-ers. These girls are taught to strut and twirl by the majorettes who are a regular part of the band, The club staged an assembly program during February, and had charge of the concession stand and dance at one of the basketball games. ,.g,.r.. STAMP CLUB McCracken. Croke, Streeter Pruyne, Dougherty. Cleaver Simonds. Neusch, 54 CONTRIBUTORS' CLUB Rabenold. Braund, Hubish, Bcahan, Kenrick. 2 in LJ PEP CLUB The Pep Club is an organization to encourage better sportsmanship among the students, and to create more interest in active school sports. The club consists of girls from ninth to has been to raise money for senior was accomplished by taking charge one of the football games. First row-Hancock, Lantz. Green, Lehr, Second row-Angelo, Phelps, Cahill, Ward, Frutchey, Dickson. Wolcott, Renshaw. twelfth grades. The project for the year and junior cheerleaders' uniforms. This of the concession stand and dances after A. Palipkonich, Jura, Page, Hendershot, Hair. Vfestbrook, Velardo, D, Palipkonich, Covello, 55 eun' Nfl!!! 'KWlQl.4.vf-.M of Mif- Ifirsl row-Durizth, McCabe. Mastrantonio, Wright. Houghtzilen. Benjamin. Green, Merrill. Baker. W.1yn1.tn. Second row1Tompkins, Flynn, V.1nAllen, Qttalrini. Dunfee, Rossi, House. Stein, Third mw4Baker. Comstock, Palipkonich. Peterson, Norton. Merrick, Carmody, De- Kay, Wcilcrmtt. I-'ourrh row?Co1c, DcSisti, Rolls. Camp, Hakes, Maurer, Little, Hutsick. GRIDIRON CLUB Block that kick! And so another discussion of the ball game is on the way. The members of the club have joined together for the purpose of instilling school spirit among the student bodyl Discussion on the rules of football and fair play occupy the club period time, 1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First rotUfM.1honey. Loomis brook. Second FtJLL'?Vlll.lDll Miller, Jennings. l.antz. John sun, Kinney. XV:irner. Harsh lmrger. Brown. li. XVcstbr0ok Velnrdo. Tompkins. Sweitzer, G. Vlest- FINE ARTS CLUB Seated-G. Keene, S. Keene Vvlolfe. Springer. Glaser. Wol- cott. Dawson. SIUV7d1f1g?D3d dona, Kominski. Irvin, Noel. Teeter. Ka, BASKETBALL CLUB And how about that other shot? comes from the back of the room. Yes, it's the Basketball Club going over the game played the night before. Mr. Thoren's club not only discusses games that have been played but also scouting reports on teams that are to be played. Its primary objective is to stimulate basketball interest in the school. It also gives the varsity players a chance to meet other than regular practice sessions. This club is not only for the members of the Varsity andijunior varsity teams, but for any boys, ninth to twelfth grades, interested in basketball. Standing al Ieftgllegan, Casterlinc. First rou'-White, Mahaney, Long, R, liarrell, Brimmer, Harper. Bi7ilia, Mullaly. Seroncl row-Tompkins, J, Farrell, XVest. Pcterpaul, HHYIUHQI. Bon- ney. McQueeney. Third rotu7Jones, H, Bennett. Ennis. Canfield, Lehman, Brennan. Hor- niak, Lee, Bentley, C. Bennett, Page, s J' Tw: I x. ..-ai, W' A lftrsl row Belcher, Bronson, Harris. Peet, Glosenger. S4'Ull7t1!'tJlL' Bogart. Satterly. Marti, Scott, Johnson. Barrows, liowmnn. 'I'h1'rtI row---Green, House, Anderson, Shnv. lliltl, Mon- roe. liield. lciwgerald. Micklitsch. Ifoitrlh row---llmrown, Dickson. Slioenmlrer, lorenv. l:I'.1l'll7. lferro, Adgrn, Aclrlcy, Jennings. Kinney. JUNIOR HIGH DANCE CLUB One, two. three-kick introduces the Junior High Dance Club. The basic purpose of this club is to learn the first steps of such dances as the waltz. the fox trot, and the polka. Under the direction of Mrs. Slingerlnnd. the boys and girls are learning the social manners to be followed at public dances. TRI-Hl-Y lust mit' Rentschler, Vough, XVells. llhelps. lliliplmnicll, Nobles. Renshnw. Serum! rote- -- XV.1rd. vvl.1ll'lISlCY. Scott. Spring- er. Bizilig, Snllv Seilwl, Sandra Seibel. 'I'hi1d row VUhite. Ch.icon.1. Riclmrds, .lean Smith, lXl.icNeil. ,lovce Smith. Stadnick. 58 OUTDOOR SPORTS CLUB First row-Martz. Jackson. Nl1:Spar1'cn. Pieplow. Vlolcott Polaslsy. Rhodes. Surond roul- Scott. Vs'allxer. XVilliams. Hilde brandt. Mafrone. Montz, Hun singer. Davenport, Ramsey Bagley, Ault. SEVENTH GRADE DANCE CLUB May I have this dance? is a phrase that can frequently be heard in the gym during club period. Not only do the students learn the basic dance steps. but they also become familiar with the social manners of dancing. The club members use records as a means of music and thoroughly enjoy this period of recreation. lfirsl mic-V -lftanlz. Squires. Petroeeo. House. XValter, Brice, Shoemaker. WellkCl'. Second' rou'7Simons. Potter. lluirchild Richner. C. XVolcotl. J. Vlolcott. Schultz. Third rou'fKt1tchma. Roberts. Lutz. Ryck. Gleockner. Park. Horn Harper. is-5 We 3 od v. N fb .., i . W., 59 aa.. a, m x .N A t 2' First rowfliranks, Kennedy, Palipkonieh, Kohler, Derrick, Franklin. Kaplan. Heeman. Hanas. Semntl mit'--WD. Randall, Satterly, 'l'alada. Marshall. Merrill. Hufford. E, Randall, Vv'allman. Fealherson. Third roit'A--lplunsiiager. House. Clark, Vvlolcotl, Chapman, Greenfield, Snyder. Nobles, Hakes. Fourth rotufljrilyne, King, 'l'eeter. Newman, Langley. Henry, Covey, Sutton. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB A group of junior high school students who were interested in interna- tional relations joined the Foreign Language Club. The forty members corresponded with students in foreign countries and sent them packages. They also learned the fundamentals of the French and German languages. Several parties were held during the year under the sponsorship of Miss Gillette. CLASSICAL RECORD CLUB larsl rote'--Dadrlona, Saxe. lL N'leSparron. lhrasher. Huiliord Kane. C, lN'leSparron. Seuwii Stein. Aekley, 60 row 7 Hoag. Jenney, Brewer llarshlaarger. Haneoek, Bar rows. liranw. Third ruu'7Bill- ings, King. Draper. Yale Boiits. Rentschler, Sallerly H The First of Uur Many Roles to be Played VN'ing, Twolomey. XVei'kheiser, Collins, Palipkonich, Buckingham, Dickson, Polasky, Lyons, Braund. Smith. Griflilh. Macynski. Murphy. Roberts, Mann, H.iyton7 4. ,,,.. Dramatics FOG Mrs. Williams Williams Jerry Martin Sheriff Doolittle Brock Hazel Sommers Ann Wickcliff Maurine Gardner 7 Johannah Green Priscilla Ralston Properties 7 Sound Effects 7 Prompters 7 Margy O'Laughlin 7 7 ISLAND Joyce Smith John Wing Darwin Braund Paul Lyons James Murphy Geraldine Polasky 7 Phoebe Dickson Laura Werkheiser Anza Buckingham Alice Palipkonich Mary Collins Production 77 Jean Twoomey Elsie Hayton 7 Lois Mann Marjorie Roberts 77 Joanne Griffith Alice Macynski ttf 'Jil Front, sealed-Polasky, Nittinger, Draper, Griffith. Rear-Werkheiser, Bucklngham, Longo, Twoomey. Murphy, Braund, Adam, Lyons, Wing, Smith, Macynski, Collins, Williams. Miss Brooks Miss Finch Hugo Longacre Mr. Wadsworth Miss Audubon , ,O Elsie Elaine Jane Sylvia Doris Marge , Faith E OUR MISS BROOKS , Mary Collins , ,Alice Macynski , Charles Adam . John Wing Joanne Griffith ,Laura Werkheiser Barbara Nittinger Anza Buckingham Ruth Williams Barbara Draper Geraldine Polasky ,Antoinette Longo Rhonda ,a,a Jean Twoomey Ted A O, S James Murphy Stanley , O ,Darwin Braund Martin Paul Lyons Mrs. Allen S aaa..aa at Joyce Smith Production Properties 7 Elsie Hayton Angeline LoVecchio Sound Effects . , Joseph Pica Prompters 7 O oo,, Lois Mann Margaret Shaw sfrfgg ig A 62 X ill e Displayed Uur Literary Talent , . . LITERARY and ART STAFF First row-Werkheiser, Beahan, Kinsman, S. Braund. D. Braund, Buckingham, Mann, Adam, Laux. Second row- Farrell, Horn, Dickson, Paul, McQueeney, Longo, M. Saxe, D, Saxe, Worbleski, Collins, Sozanski, Hufford, I-Iubish Third row-Grifnth, Murphy, Kenrick, Ferris, Rabenold. Publications THE CHIEFTAIN I knew the deadline was last week, but you see? or I thought the deadline was next week. I-Iow familiar these alibis have come to be to anyone acquainted with the work of the CI-IIEFTAIN. In spite of these hindrances, under the capable assistance of the advisers, the CHIEFTAIN always managed to be produced nearly' on time. A few Shakespeares, Keats, and Miltons were even unearthed through the CHIEFTAIN. PRODUCTION STAFF First row-I-Iom, Palipkonich, Collins, Smith, Longo, Nittinger. Second row-Noel, Wolfe, Sargent, Albert, Shoemaker, Valardo. Third row-McQueeney, Dickson. Polasky, Paul, Muffley, Shaw. Vanderpoel 63 LITERARY 'YI ATI First row--Vw'eleh, Buckingham, Twoomay Mttynsltt Munn U Briund Vvtiltlumtr Seroml row---llubish, Adam, Rahenold, S 1 td llutot Sayrenade The task oi' producing a yearbook is a difli- cult one lor all concerned. But the cooperation ot all the stall members has been the factor that has inatle the hoolt a success. The SAYRE- NXXDIZ has provitletl an opportunity for stu- dents ol' literary' ahility to exercise that talent antl to gain experience in photography, typing, and husiness management, 'llhe juniors worltecl hantl- in-hand with the senior stall' antl in that manner ohtainetl a knowledge that will he help- ful in assembling their yearbook next year. The experience gained in puhlishing the SAYRIQ- NADIL will help the stall' in the future, no matter what they may do, W is' The Xource U Melodies That Fil ed the Halls . . , BAND I'-li!'.Sl roiuef-Cocc.igni.i, S. Bmund. Mann, li, Huhish. Muffluy. Stephens. Spaulding, Ailnms, Cnslcilinc. KI'Ul'lCl'. C llousc. Knsl, lconnrd, S. Biuilmn. Kilmer. Keir. M. HiihiSh. Driscoll, Vnlinch. Svromi ron' Xhimlcrpocl, llullorrl M.ilhcws. Moll. Snvclcr, Collins. lynch. Brewer. Cippsrly. P. llarlung. Robinson. lhlril row' Annciiinri. ll.ix'lo-1. li llulmish. Y. Billings. ,Iran Knowles, lf. Vvhirncr. M. House, Cassclhury, l..illimcr. Innll, Vw'illi.imson. lN'l.ii'lxlc, llnpcr liliodcs. Stein, Kcuncr, ,lohn Knowles, R. Hi1YlUDg, Ci, llciihan, Daniels. D. Braiind. Phillips, Kccgaii, Spi'iiigi'i', li PH'.lllHLl, llarris. Ralwnolci. I-'ourlh row--.lohnSon. Shay, lf, Danicls, Dcublcr. Vw'ing, XVcIch. Mr. Siclxlcr. R. XV.ii'ncr R, Billings, llirrcll, Bowman, Hildchriindt. Rounds Music MAJORETTES XVoihlcxlii. Grccn, Hudock, Taylor, Grifuih. Gilbert, Dickson, I.oti, NVcrkhciscr. 66 , 'gg il fx fiig '35 'V' 44' QQ 'X 5 gf 4 ' Ai h -1,. ' 'FQ ,WA . i y All MX A , W .A . ,i,M,s ,v ba ' J A Z-fs..,m ff - ,f A it , Y tk 0' Q ci L Q XL , i, ff MM.. ff' I Lf 9 se jig? U B -.0 if :' Y -.Q 4 1 3. ug -5 . .3- an Aw P 7 if -I . 5 9 1 Q ww FJ! MW ki Q ,W H' A YQ 7 Y W ' A k9n?q if X ' it X is ' GLEE CLUB Sc-utr-rl i Springer. Szunzlmqf Allll. Jones. Vfrighl. Bcnnctl. Lyons. lierris, Merrill. Mullaly ,jimi niunnqq B l Q5 1 ,g Eh... 1 'ff-wig QQ .-.912 f . -5iQ'S:. . DOUBLE TRIO Sealed S Springer, S1amIi'ng- Hair, Buckingham. Collins Draper, Williams. AbxenI-'A-l5.1r- rell. MIXED OCTET S1'aIwl7Springcr. I'1!'Sl row-- Cnlvcric, Collins. Biicliinglmm. Siecond mu'7MullAly, Lyons, Caslcrlinc, Jones. Alnsvrvl - Farrell. f I... s 4 N r. ,I : A 'W Sr-ated7Springer, First row-Annabel, Brown. Bush. Annabel, Carroll. Warenzak, Horn. Second rowiRobinson. Billings, Covello, Adam, Cutuzzo, Hair, Frutchey. Third row- Ault, Jones, Vv'right, Bennett, Lyons, Ferris, Merrill, Mullaly. NHXED CHORUS Under the sponsorship of Miss Black the Mixed Chorus meets to sing four partsongs-soprano, aho,tenon and bass Bdendmns Ang a vadety of songs and take part in the Easter Concert and the Spring Festival. The club has been organized for a number of years for all boys and girls who wish to sing in the senior high school. CHORAL CLUB SeuledfSpringer. I-'irst row-D. Saxc, Carroll. Brown, Bush, Annabel. Goble. Draper, Werkhciscr. Svromi row4Hoag, M. Saxc, Daddona, Rob- inson. Annabel, Cutuzzo. Mann. VVH- liams. Macyniki. Third row-H Muff- ley. Draper. Billings. Hildebrandt, Buckingham, Roberts. Collins. Brewer. Vandcrpuel. Vclirdo. 70 Sayre, Xportmanshzp, and Xplrit 4 6 To First row-Sweitzer, Stein, Norton, Nlahaney, Mullaly, Novak DeSisti McCabe J Moiningstir Villanti Satltrly Sargent, Rossi, Green. Second row-Line Coach Thoren, Flynn Peterson Biker Dunftt lyons Merrill DLlfl7Ch Carroll, Page, Chapman, Palipkonich, Ferris, Brimmer. Third rou, Adams Tompkins Mullen Fnnis Bennett Cole Merrick, Ault, Lehman, Wright, Walter, E. Morningstar, Jones Cmfield Quatrini Co ch lxsionzyk Football FOOTBALL Football. the King of Sports at Sayre High School, underwent a year of rebuilding. Although twelve Redskin gridders played their final game against Troy, Coach Ksionzyk concentrated his efforts on giving his squad experience for the future. When the season ended Sayre had to be content with a record of two wins, six losses, and one cancellation, caused by bad weather conditions. The opening game was played with Jessup High School. The Green NVave sported a strong. well' balanced team, and easily took the rookie Redskins, 38-O. Dick Jones. All-Valley quarterback, led the Sayre attack as he so capably did throughout the se-ason. The game marked the debut of freshmen Tontmy Page and Frankie Durizch, two backfield demons. 7 The following week, Sayre soundly trimmed Dickson City. Dapper Dick Jones again star- red, running 70 and 75 yards for two T. D.'s and converting four extra point attempts. Frankie Durizch scored a touchdown. and a pass from Joe McCabe to Anson Wright was good for yet another. A happy crew of Red- skins left the Lockhart Street Stadium the night of September 22. Final score: Sayre 40, Dick- son City 13. Forty Fort presented a sparkling aggregation headed by a flashy back, Arden Llewellyn. Sayre had no defense for their wide-open, pass- ing game. When the visitors' attack stalled in the last half, the combination of Dick Jones and Tom Page went to work, and between them scored all 18 points in the 42-18 defeat. The season reached its climax with the Athens game. The Bulldogs, the Val1ey's 1951 champions, took Sayre 25-0. After an inspired first half on Sayre's part, the Athenians poured on their power, depth, and finesse before 5,000 amazed fans. Jones and Page again led the Red- skins in a game marked by very rugged line play. ' if 45 4... if BENNETT ENNIS FERRIS 2 Waverly High School played host to the Redskins on October 12 and came out on top of a 26-7 score. Dick Jones directed the team in the T-formation and the new spread-pass formation. Charley Baker smashed over from his fullback post to register the Redskins' only touchdown against the northern rivals. The following week S, H. S. ventured to Jersey Shore. In a wide open game, Sayre took to the air. utilizing the new spread-pass forma- tion. A button-hook pass from Dick Jones to Joe Morningstar clicked consistently. But the Redskins were also riddled with injuries: in fact, four men-Jones, Morningstar, Wright, and Merrill, played the entire game at their backfield posts, Sayre lost a well-played game to the Susquehanna League Champions, 33-0. x y - , -, its ' fufjyg S Q E. MORNINGSTAR N.-' -aX l.l lllill U IIS IIQVI-ll U31 ww., as ,fm . --,,,.,.,f ' K ,. sv, . . J 'W We ' , . X 5A,',,.r1,-,,- ' Q Q' .+::w'- . -e-. ! '-' 'w4.:.a'v fi.nf-.-?'- 1 '-ga -'ff Mazf--qfw, . 3. ...kg ey - --g 4' ,,. ,.vei!-1' a -. - 1 e - ,WV 0,1-i. ...wf if . ,W T . :ne ,E .1i'! .24f A VCL JONES LEHMAN 73 LYONS ---' lllv UI The Towanda game proved to be a thriller. After an hour's delay in beginning, the Black Knights capitalized on breaks to take home the 'Q J. MORNINGSTAR ball game by the margin of an extra point, 14- 13. Say're's second touchdown came on a great deceptive pass play from Dick Jones to End Jimmy Ferris. Sayre. incidentally, had out- played Towanda in every statistical department. The game scheduled for November 3 with Olyphant was canceled by mutual agreement because of an all-night snowstorm. In the final game of the season, only 500 people turned out to see the Redskins rout a defenseless Troy' High School team. 47-6. Led by Frankie Durizch who scored three times, S. H. S. tallied twice in every period except the last. Dick Jones scored and passed 49 yards to Jack Ennis for another. Joe Morningstar and Charley Baker counted once each for the in- spired Redskins. VILLANTI WALTER BRIMMER it J First row-Brimmer, Ennis, Bennett, Jones. Lehman Canfield R Farrell Wright Second TOLL Palipkonich Regan McQueeney. J. Farrell. Hartung, Bentley, Page, Bizilia Third row Long Merrick White West Carmody Mihany Lyons, Braund. Standing-Donlin. Basketball Basketball at Sayre High underwent a year of rebuilding during its 1951-52 season. While Coach Thoren gave detailed tutoring to his strong junior varsity. he also saw his five spirited seniors play their hearts out every Tues- day and Friday night in an attempt to bring fame to S. H. S. The slap-happy season marked the return of the Redskins to the Roosevelt Trail League. The varsity, captained by' Dick Jones. finished the league season with a 3 win and 7 loss record-good enough for a fifth place ranking in the six-team R. T. L. Let's take a look at a typical game and see how the varsity worked. On February 25 Wyalusing was at Sayre for a league game. The Redskins won the game from the outside with the little men hitting consistently with sets or jump push shots. Bob Farrell, Jack Ennis, Dick Brennan and of course Dick Brimmer, the on man of the night who amassed 23 points for his finest game of the year, handled this cie- partment. The under the bucket game was handled by Dick Lehman and Dick Jones, the latter Sayre's most consistent scorer. In this game, as in most others, Coach Thoren in- serted a J. V. member ,for experience. The outcome? Sayre won 54-53 in one of the top thrillers of the 1952 season. 'T -? ...sa- VARSITY Brimmer. Wright. Canfield, Lehman. Coach Thoren, Jones, Bennett, Ennis, Farrell, In inter-valley competition Sayre was outclassed by two Hne teams. The Waverly Wolverines sporting one of the finest squads seen in the valley, won the Southern Counties League title as well as the mythical valley championship. Their machine defeated Sayre twice. Much tribute must be given to a fine Athens squad. The Bulldogs, partly by virtue of two wins over the Redskin realm won the Roosevelt Trail league with a 10-0 record. Troy High School, usually one of the powers in the R, T. L., and spirited rivals of Sayre broke even in court relations with S. H. S. BENNFTT BRIMMER ENNIS 76 1951-52 BASKETBALL RECORD Newark Valley Elmira Heights Horseheads Waverly Wyalusingx Troy' Wellsboro Towanda' Owego Athens' Canton' Alumni Ik away home away home away home away home away home away home away home aW3Y home away home away home away home Roosevelt Trail League games JONES LEHMAN BRAUND Bililia. McQueeney. Page. Regan. Bentley. liarrell, Coach Thoren, Carmody. llariung. Palipkonich. XVhite. XVest, Mahaney. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Managers: l.ong, Merrick. Braund. l.yons. Mullaly: kneeling' Donlin. F3 rm v Q SAYRE- ty. o.' 1 A QAYIQI in ' l 5 at . V- Combining ability with great potential, the junior varsity closed the 1951-52 season with a record of 13 wins and 8 losses. In the Roosevelt Trail l,eague they placed second with a showing of 8 wins and only 2 losses after a race that had everyone breathless until the last scheduled game on the card. Sayre and Athens ran neck and neck for the R. T. l-. Junior championship all through the season, The Redskins took Athens early in the schedule on the home court, but in the final and deciding game the Bulldogs. playing on familiar ground. came back to hand Sayre its second league defeat. l-ike the varsity, the J, Cfs were handicapped by injuries to several of their key men. Witla a good record behind them. this team by next year should be developed into a championship combination to make a creditable showing in the future. First row-Morningstar, Newman, Young, Brimmer. Bennett. Second row-McQueency, Flynn, Villanti, Surace, Jones. Third row-Coach Weiss, Regan, Roberts, Canield, Caster- line, Lynch. Baseball The 1951 Redskin baseball team won four games by hustling, and lost six through the lack of a timely base hit. Coach Weiss ran a team with plate power-Dick Jones, Ange Surace, Dick Lynch, and Mike Young. He ran a team composed of a couple spunky little keystone men, Second Baseman Joe Morningstar and Shortstop Dick Roberts, a clutch-hitting rookie, Paul Flynn. and a couple of game pitchers, Bob Newman and Johnny Casterline. Catcher Mike Young's two-run single in the last inning beat Towanda, 6-5, in the first game of the season also highlighted by a Redskin double play, Roberts to Morningstar to Flynn. Sayre bowed in the second meeting with Towanda, 12-l l, despite a thrilling last inning rally. Sayre swept the two game set with Ulster, 16-5 and 7-6, with two route- going jobs by' Bob Newman, V In competition for the valley championship Sayre showed a l-3 record. Johnny Casterline beat Waverly, 8-7 on May 1 in the climax of the season, as Sayre rebounded after a six-run first inning by the Wolverines. The valley championship went to Athens High School, who soundly beat Sayre, 15--5 and l 1-2. But for the Redskins' little Braves, it was a big season full of thrill-a- minute action to be enjoyed and rehashed by no one better than themselves. 79 19 51 BASEBALL RECORD April Towanda Away April Athens .,..... Home April Troy Home April Ulster Away May Waverly Home May Athens ,,,, ,,rr, A way May 'Troy Away May 'Waverly Away May Towanda Home May Ulster .ttt Home Caught off base Over the fence ,XX 1 Y ...nu nun uunmnunv: -U' Q 1- ,As a L 5 it . jr 'f we Q-L westerly J.. s ' V, WAV- 5 J t . is lvl .-. ' L. VW? 4 41 I Varsity: Page, Jura, Green, Twoomey, Palipkonich, Hendershot, Lehr, Cheerleaders Are you ready? Let's go! And the girls in red and blue are off to cheer their teams on to another victory. With their snappy corduroy outfits and their resolute spirit, they continue to add pep and color to every game. 81 Junior Varsity: Phelps, Vel ardo, Renshaw. Palipkonich Staniukinas, Wolcott, Fitz gcrald. f I Browns Tumbling 82 If 1 hit Intramurals Epiphany Steelers linglcs N , As! ...A is n Al .W-H Softball Archery 'WV Tumbling Basketball Intramurals , -' .., , --X,:.' 5'?5'5. If . ,,--1. 't . f, ,. A. And Now the Hour 0 Departure WIuaL lies behind us and what lies before us arc small matters compared to what lies within us. vi-V an vi W- V-,-fu --A -- - 4- an S Adam. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Albert, Mr. and Mr. Edwin Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. John Ambs. Helen B. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Arey, James Armstrong, Mrs. Richard Ault, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aumick, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Aumick, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bachtalovsky. Rev. Eugene Bagley. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baird. Mr. and Mrs. William Ball, Pauline Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bamford, Anna Barlow, W. E. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bassage, Winfield J. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Belcher. George Bennett. Mrs. Eva Biles. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Bloss. Eldyn Bobick, Genevieve Bourdette. Elmer Bowman. Mr. and M's. Robert Braund. Mr. and Mrs. Oren J. Brennan. Mrs. E. A. Brimmer. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Brimmer, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brink. Mrs. Howard Bronson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Brungess. Floyd Bush. Catherine Bustin. Mts. John Butts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cahill, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carey. Mrs. Clarence Casselbury, Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Cheresnowsky, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cheresnowsky. Nicholas V Cheresnowsky, Walter Chilson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cianfoni, Marie Ciava dini. Julius and Adele Claypcol. Donald Coccagnia. Mr. and Mrs. Dante Coe. Matt Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conklin. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corbin. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Patrons Covello. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Cox. Shirley Daddona, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. C. Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean, R. L. Decker, Jay W. De Laney, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. De Laney, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. De Sisti. Mr. and Mrs. J. De Sisti. Mr. and Mrs. Michael De Sisto. Mr. and Mrs. C. Derrick. James R. De Wan. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E Dimon. Dr. Allen K. Di Pio, Marlene Drake, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drew. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Duff, Mr. and Mrs. David Dunfee. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunne, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Eckenstein, Leman Edsall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Eldred, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Jr. Ennis. Mrs. Ruth Epstein, Mr. and Mrs. M. Estelle. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Evans, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Farr, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Farr, Thomas J. Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Flood, Betty Flood. Mrs. Gertrude Fccht, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frantz, John French, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Friess, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gauss. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Geiger, Richard Geiss. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Ginalski. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cleockner, Barbara Glecckner, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goble. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Gorski. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greene. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Griflith. Mr. and Mrs. N. 85 Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guthrie, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haluska, Michael Harding. Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, Sandra Hartshorn, Harry Hartung, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hawk, Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Higley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan. Jean Horn. Betty Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houghtalen, Mr. and Mrs. H. House, Eugene House, Lillian Hubish, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hufford, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Hulbirt. Mrs. Margaret Hunsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde. Jr Hunsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W Jenney, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Johnson, Donna Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. William Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley, Elnora Kennedy, Jack Kennedy. Joseph Kercher, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kirtley, Omar Kjelgaard. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kochin, Phyllis E. Kohler, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kresge. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Krotzer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulman. Mr. and Mrs. David Kump, Rosann Kunkler. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lacey, Byron Langley. Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Laux. Mr. and Mrs, Jacob F. Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman. Frederic Lennon, Margaret V. Light. Max H. Lincoln, Mrs. Floyd Lindley. Mr. and Mrs. William Lofaro, Mrs. J. L. Longo. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lott, Corp. Raymond Loushay, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Lo Vecchio. Mrs. Marius Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe, Margaret Lowe, Phyllis Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Macynski, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madigan. Mr. and Mrs. John Mahon. Mrs. Anne Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. John Manley, Dr. R. M. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Marshall, Mrs. Lee Mason. Anna E. McCutcheon, Charles McCutcheon. Lydia McNamara. Mr. and Mrs. William McQueeney, Mr. and Mrs. James McSparron, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mead, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mee. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Menchella. Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Menchella. Irene Mentzer, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Millard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miner, Mr. and Mrs. William Morningstar, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morningstar, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Morse, Mrs. John B., Jr. Motsay, Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Muffley, Mr. and Mrs. William Mullaly. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munn, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murrelle. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan G. Nadcr, Dr. Joseph G. Namet. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, Jr. Nolan. Leo Northrup. Mr. and Mrs. Chester O'Connor. Edward C. Pallas. Nick Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Paluzzi. Gene Paluzzi. James Parente. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Parrington, Mrs. John Patituce. Anita M. Paul. William A. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. William Pentz. Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Peterson, Elizabeth Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patrons Pieplow, Rev. and Mrs. Frederic Polasky, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Poletto, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pryslopski, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Puchosic. Mr. and Mrs. F. Putnam. Dr. I. Rabenold, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. 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E ugenia Banick Smith. JoAnn Snavely, Mr. and Mrs. George Snedeker, Mrs. Luella Soprano, Loretta Sosnoski, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spagnoli, Mrs. Mary Spicer, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Springer, Mrs. Ray Springer, Mr. and Mrs. William Stedge. Dr. and Mrs. Rodney L. 86 J. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. W. Garrett Strope, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sweitzer, Harold Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Terpko, Mrs. John Thoren, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Titi. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Traver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Travis, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Twigg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Twoomey, Jacquelyn Twoomey, Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderpoel. Mrs. Daniel J. Van Hom, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Van Lewen, Mr. L. Van Valkner, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Vosburgh, Mrs. Anne Vosburgh, Jack Vough, Shirley Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Walker, James Walt. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter. Jack Walter. Jane Walter. Nan Walter, Ray Warner, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weil, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whitehead. Clarence Whitehead, Doris Whitney. Margaret E. Williams, Clarence R. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wing. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wintermute. Norman B. Wolcott, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolcott. Ms. and Mrs. L. Wolf, Janet C. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Cliftoi Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Woodworth. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac L Worbleski. Mrs. Michael Wright. Mrs. John G. Yanuzzi. Angelo Zagozewski, Ann Zagozewski, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zeller, Leon Zimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G GREGORY'S GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS - POT PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS 530 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TA - 1904 Visit EL-BA FARMS For Quality Ice Cream NORTHERN PENN POWER COMPANY BETTER LIGHT EQUALS 0 ,-Asrrrsasacrar we-Q1 A 6351 fepfember School is fun, the kids agree XVith proper lighting all can see .. fi Y i rl' -. Mg T . 1 I '. M. ..,.-M-e:'2 I' ' , .1 -'- '5'--- -Q-f:'f 2f 'T Wwq'a - 'Qa-if--'f',4 5 .M T-ismlieg J 0 N . 1 . . fx , affirm Ugg X., 'calf GOOD LUCK TO The Graduafing Class OF 1952 GLASER'S REXALL DRUG STORE PACKER AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania HICKS and COLLINS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY ICE CREAM PAINTS - WALLPAPER CONFECTIONE-RY Your Friendly Paint Service Center DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania Sayre, Pennsylvania THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD EXTENDS WARMEST GREETINGS To The Students of SAYRE HIGH SCHOOL For Fresh Flowers Attractively Arranged D. G. NICHOLAS CO. Re3S0fl3blY Pficed AUTO PARTS - SUPPLIES Call EQUIPMENT JAYNE'S GREENHOUSE Corsages a Specialty Complete Automotive Machine Floral Jewelry Shop Service Novelties WAVERLY, N. Y. ll Garfield St. Riverside Drive Phone 71 Phone Wav. 475 TA- 5854 I 88 CONGRATULATIONS ON THE COMPLETION OF ONE OF THE GREATEST CHAPTERS OF YOUR LIFE From The Bakers of STROEHMANN'S The Bread You Need for Energy Thru the coming years Follow the activities of your classmates in the columns of THE VALLEY NEWS All the news of the PENN-YORK VALLEY GEORGE B. RICHARDS MEATS and GROCERIES Free Delivery 802 CHURCH STREET Athens, Pennsylvania 89 Congratulations Class of 1952 LAUNDERETTE in West Sayre Bring your clothes in We wash and dry them Owned and Operated by WILFRED J. BAKER S U H GREEN STAMPS TE -1131 Serving the Valley Area W A T S SAYRE, PENNA. 1470 Kc. 1,000 WATTS MUSIC NEWS SPORTS Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '52 B O N D ' S Jewelers - Siluersmiths 138 DESMOND STREET Sayre. Pennsylvania .fe Q., J. J. NEWBERRY DESMOND STREET Sayre. Pennsylvania y,P Hardware - House Wares WOLF FURNITURE Toys - DuPont Paints Sporting Goods - Oil Stoves COMPANY BOLICH BROS. 235 DESMOND STREET HARDWARE , Sayre, Pennsylvania Sayre, Pennsylvania CLOVERDALE FARMS COMPANY Milk of Superior Flavor Try Our Vitamin D Homogenized Milk SAYRE - ATHENS -- WAVERLY THE ATHENS PHARMACY WESTBROOICS 414 s. MAIN STREET Athens' Pa' EOR BETTER CLOTHES Successor To Athens' Pa. COLLINS DRUG STORE QI Congratulations To The CLASS OE '52 BENEDICT'S TYDOL STATION IO2 S. MAIN STREET Athens, Pennsylvania Phone: TU - 941 I Good Luck To THE SENIOR CLASS DUNFEE'S GROCERY Across From The School Serving the Valley For Half a Century CROFT LUMBER COMPANY Modern Gas Service Wholesale .. Retail on the Mains or Miles in the Country LUMBER CITY GAS Everything For The Builder BOTTLED GAS APPLIANCES Phone: VALLEY CITIES GAS COMPANY SAYRE - ATHENS - TOWANDA TA'0834 TA-7691 SL... THE EVENING TIMES Your Daily NEWSPAPER QUALITY SERVICE cp s sToREs SERVING THE VALLEY FOR 28 YEARS ,I 4. AL THEETGE CHEVROLET Service Wirh Us And Drive In Safety 313-315 N. ELMER AVENUE SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: TA - 3401 93 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1952 From SAYRE MOTEL L. H. Brennan, Prop. Class of 1931 BISHOP'S FUEL EH VALL Y LV Has Kept The Homes In The Valley Warm For Years TELL DAD ABOUT IT THE TEED INSURANCE COMPANY Phone: TA-5561 Sayre, Pennsylvania COMMUNITY DRY CLEANERS For Better Cleaning Phone: TEmple 1711 Wildwood Road Sayre, Pa FOR EXTRA WEAR FROM GOOD SHOE REPAIR SEE US TODAY ERVlN'S SHOE SERVICE 422W Keystone Ave. R O C K M A N ' S LADIES' WEARING APPAREL LOCKHART STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania ATHENS DAIRY COMPANY Highest Quality Dependable Service MILK, CREAM, CHOCOLATE MILK AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone: TA - ll2I SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA Good Luck To THE GRADUATING CLASS K N A P P ' S YOUR NEAREST LARGE of 1952 DEPARTMENT STORE GLASER'S GIFT SHOP Waverly' N, Y, Packer AW- SWR' Pa' Complete Home Furnishings CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH GEORGE FRALEY 504 S. MAIN STREET Athens, Pennsylvania We Make Service A Science SALES AND SERVICE BEAR ALIGNMENT KOHLER PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE General Tires Delco Batteries 444 N. KEYSTONE AVENUE SAYRE. PENNSYLVANIA Phone: TE-2651 96 BEHT'5 PHARMACY A L Btnuzrrmn FOP DEPENDABLE Pk'f5L'k'!l flUN':l Tel. TE - 1113 WILBUR HOTEL BLDG. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 Prompt, Accurate Prescription Compounding ELMER RUSSELL FUNERAL DIRECTOR WAVERLY, NEW, YORK HALUSKA'S HARDWARE 216 DESMOND STREET Say re, Pennsylvania 1 'FOR HARDWARE- 1T'S HALUSKA'S Congratulations to the E Uerything Electrical CLASS OF '52 TIERNEY ELECTRIC SAYRE LAND COMPANY Sayre Pennsylvania 133 W. LOCKHART STREET W. N. BARBER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone TA - 2761 FUNERAL HOME AT 211 W. LOCKHART STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania 97 LUTZ JEWELERS For Fine Quality Gifts 323 BROAD STREET Waverly, N. Y. A 'Just Around The Corner O'BRlEN BROS. NORTH LEHIGI-I AVE Sayre, Pennsylvania Overalls - Tobacco GARRISON - KOLB OLDSMOBILE - GMC TRUCKS SALES id SERVICE Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TE- l 371 98 CONGRATULATIONS THE TUNNEL STORE FROM som N. LEHIGH AVE. 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D, Sportswear Michaels - Stern Clothes ROBERT F. ADAM I Samsonite Luggage ?: Sa re Pa U . 9 S Y ' ' SPIOP 1E5'5lx.'f.CL3f.T4..- .-.?.5,'?-FLR2 IO0 THE SWEET SHOP West Sayre COLE'S FOOD MARKET Keystone Ave, and Lincoln St. Soda Fountain Luncheonette Sandwiches Barbecues Our Own Ice Cream Groceries - Meat Vegetables Phone: 203 WAVERLY, NEW YORK H. M. HAIR 81 SONS COMPANY Dealers in Anthracite and Bituminous Coals Lumber and Millwork Paint, Lime. Cement and Wall Plaster Armstrong Linoleums - Johns-Mansuille Roofing EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Phone: TA-6603 ll6 WALNUT STREET Athens, Pennsylvania FOOTE'S ATLANTIC STATION SCHUSCO Lubrication - Tires SHOE SERVICE Batteries Phone: 695 100 N. ELMER AVENUE 436 CI-IEMUNG STREET Sayre Pennsylvania Waverly. New York ' IOI W. S. 81 A. CHACONA'S DINER AND TRANSPORTATION CO. SQDA BAR 238 SPRING STREET W. LOCKHART STREET SSYW- PCUUSYIVHUU Sayre. Pennsylvania ESTHER STORELLI Congratulations? DRESS SHOP W. T. GRANT Co. PACKER AVENUE Sayre, Pa. Womens and Misses' Known For Values Ready To Wear DOUGLAS FUEL COMPANY MOBIL PRODUCTS Fuel Oil - Kerosene -- AHlhfUClAf9 Coal Phonei I6 Courteous, Prompt Service 5 SPAULDING STREET WAVERLY, NEW YORK IO2 Be The Smartest Looking Graduate Famous Brands Collegetown Suits Van Heusen Shirts Bostonian Shoes JIM PALUZZI'S Toggery and Tailors on Elmer Ave., Sayre Jim Paluzzi. SHS '31 Gene Paluzzi, SHS '39 MATTOON MOTORS Your DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS DEALER 433-437 BROAD STREET Waverly, N. Y. AUTO ACCESSORIES TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS WESTERN AUTO Associate Sfore 407 S. MAIN STREET Athens. Pa. SCANLIN INSURANCE Insure Today with Jack and Jay 103 N. LEHIGH AVE. Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TE - 2511 GOOD LUCK. GO FORWARD! Be A Good Citizen of Sayre This Is A Good Town We Have Been Here Selling Good Merchandise Under This Name for 40 Years Depf.-LEAHY'S-Store 302 N. KEYSTONE Phone: TA - 6552 Home and Auto Supplies Fuel Oil Kerosene ana' Gas AT HORN 8: TAYLOR DESMOND ST. N. MAIN ST TU-0481 TU-9511 Sayre Athens IO 3 JOHN'S SERVICE STATION CONGRATULATIONS Cars Washed Class of 1952 .1 . GreasedandO1ed MCNAMARA S Lee Tires and Tubes Exide and Lee Batteries L G' A' Share Batteries Charged Say're, Pa. FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS J O S T E N ' S Since 1897 Representative: Bob Albertson Box 427 SCRANTON, PA. 104 Sport Goods Team Outfitters 'ACoNc3RATULAT1oNs J O E ' S THE TOY STORE OF BREWER'S Sc 8. loc STORE THE VALLEY 314 so. MAIN STREET 106 W. LOCKHART ST. Athens, Pa. Sayre, Pa. Ingersoll-Rand W, S, 8, A, WEST SAYRE BUS TERMINAL BARBER Mrs. Claribel Hawthorne, Prop. RED I-AMAN sodas - Sundags h Sandwiches 424 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Fountain Service Sayre, Pa. IOS COAL FUEL OIL VALLEY COAL COMPANY 106 PACKER AVENUE Sayre. Pennsylvania OIL BURNERS STOKERS FOR YOUR INSURANCE See BIRD SUMNER Athens, Pa. EVANS AND CHAFFEE Your Quality Store Sayre, Pa. PERFECTION LAUNDRY Ideal Laundry Service Sayre, Pa. 106 Best Wz'shes From DeWITT ELECTRIC Your Westinghouse Full Line Dealer For The Valley Westinghouse And Admiral Television Sales, Service and Installations DeWITT ELECTRIC 320 S. MAIN STREET Athens, Pennsylvania JOHN H. MURRAY and SON BLUE COAL FUEL OIL Phone TALLY 21 l 1 Over Sixty'-One Years at Same Location SAYRE CLEANERS 8: DYERS First Dry Cleaning Plant in the Valley WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone: TA - 7121 FRAN-LYNN'S WaUerly's Complete Fashion Centcr -Featuring Women's. Misses' and Junior Apparel in all Sizes 348 BROAD STREET Waverly, N. Y. C. P. WOODWARD 509 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre, Pa. Homes Furnished Complete Phone: TA - 1902 ATHENS FOUNDRY CORPORATION Athens, Pennsylvania Subsidiary of INGERSOLL-RAND 107 ,......... r- ' H ,.............-- F- :'n:L BLUE SWAN MILLS A Division of THE MCKAY PRODUCTS CORPORATION S. Elmer Avenue Sayre. Pennsylvania BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '52 R. C. KOLB IO8 VOSBURGH'S Congratulations To The CLASS OF '52 Hair Cutting Specialists For Men, Women and Children S. ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania BEST WISI-IES WELLER THEATRE BEST WISI-IES TUNGSTEN AND CHEMICAL DIVISION SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC. Towanda. Pennsylvania For AUTO PARTS Greeting Cards - Stationery Try Max First Magazines He'll Have It! Itfs 20 Acres New and Used JORDAN'S NEWS 120 W. PACKER AVE. Sayre, Pa. Auto Parts MAX COHEN E. Athens. Pa. Phone: TU - 5211 109 AMBS MOTORS Your Packard Kaiser-Frazer Sales and Service 301 N. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre. Pennsylvania GROSSMAN'S HOME BAKERY Mother's Only Competitor 120 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pa, CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE IIO LO-VE BEAUTY SALON HARRY J. HENSON FULL OR PART LOAD 142 W. LOCKHART STREET Sayre. Pa. Phonc: TE - 29Zl HOUSEHOLD GOODS Anytime-Anywhere Phone: WAVERLY 472 .nllnln-. V -IOPOIN1 SELECT 'laik -DEALERA SAYRE MOTOR COMPANY Nash Departmentalized Service 206 ls Best For Your Car Regardless of Make Phone: TEmple 286l - S, KEYSTONE AVENUE Sayre. Pennsylvania SHARPING, Inc. SHOE STORE Quality Footwear For The Entire Family Verined By X-Ray 146 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsy1vania SAYRE FLORAL COMPANY MERRILL and WALTMAN Sayre, Pennsy1vania Store: Phone: TA - 7611 Greenhouse: Phone: TA-7621 Wholesale and Retail Florists III .ls '- nl ww II ll 'I .plllq H ....,,- ual GOOD LUCK NICK'S BITE BAR At His New Location 189 S. KEYSTONE AVE. 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