Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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UDAE 'x' uaqgggbk I ,J ,nf J v I 1 . 5 Published by The Senior Class of SAYRE AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL Sayre, Pennsylvania 1 a i .1 O in Q , I r y I OUR ALMA MATER In the Susquehanna Valley, Land of rippling streams and rills, Is 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. For we're all staunch and loyal And we're each the other's friend, 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. DeLaney Class of 1897 Z C2116 fl,-, 9-, 5 if 'C J- 'i 'iv--L - :WE ' Q! O qf if 4 wx 'yn ,., -Kr-.JA A . 42. v Q H I 4- TABLE OF CO NTENTS lnfroclucfion ag .74 -it ,,-62 A 3.9 QQ 27' . 1 ' .I-3, 'v- '34 '. v x U 10. N s 'm'.. il ir' ' id' Administration Sl '1- 'YQ gl .ij .gs x r - 1 ' s Seniors ij'- .. Classes VXA' K if 4:325- ,p -A 5 D -.. Activities School Life Clubs DYGNGHCS K PREFACE It is our pleasure to invite you to accompany us as we make our last imprints on our school life. ln our travel down the road toward success, frequently by the trial and error method, we shall often review the activities which we have exper- ienced and recorded here. We shall constantly ask help of those who have passed this way before us, and in time to come we shall take theirplaces in the world. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ..... Ronald Rabenold Literary editor . . . . . Joy Hudoclc Photography editor ...... Joseph Kost Art editor . . . . .Eleanor Staniulcinas Advertising editor ...... Betty Dawson Typing editor . . . Constance Calveric Publications Music Sports Conclusion micA are gknclecl Guthrie Clinic, Robert Pucker Hospital Boyeii SX WS' 000' S v Oexom vX0 'x Ya ofxox oov hi rom any ounclafiond Lehigh Valley Railroad 7 SQ Blue S won M yfe Bo flfs rough Ho!! HIJHIIHISTHHTIUH A BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: Daniel W. Taylor, jamesl. Lynch, Harry W. Oakley, Samuel J. Kresge, William A. Griswold. Row 2: Dr Rodney L. Sredge, George Belcher, Dr. George C. Meikle, Eugene House, Herbert Campbell, Sidney Glaser. 8 gmgogi of Confinuify A.B. ..... College ..... Columbia University ..... wide interest in period furniture ..... President of Bradford - Sullivan Counties Tuberculosis Society ..,., energetic ..... con- servation enthusiast ..... National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals ..... indefatigable ..... Penn- sylvania State Education Association ..... Board of Con- trol, P. I. A. A. l T l l l l 'S H. AUSTIN SNYDER Superintendent of Schools B.S. ..... M. Ed. ..... distinguished appearance . . . . . attended Penn State . . . . . Mansfield . . . . . fine speaking voice ..... president of Northeastern Convention District, P. S. E. A. ..... Pennsylvania Association of District Superintendents ..... tire- less worker ..... Phi Delta Kappa ..... enthusiastic sportsman ..... American Association of School Administrators ..... community-minded. IUDSON F. KAST Principal of the High School M. A. ..... understanding ..... Albright 34068 l'Ol'l'l LU UITL we l0I 0gl 8:i6 FHCUHU MURIEL BAXTER B. S. ..... home town, Troy, Pa. ..... pleasant disposition ..... Mans- field S. T.C. ..... Penn State ..... University of Colorado .... . enjoys reading, hunting, fishing . . . . . General Science . . . . . sponsors Majorette Club. BOYD M. BEAGLE A.B. ..... M.S. English ..... springs sur- prises quizes ..... ardent outdoor sportsman ..... native of Berwick ..... SAYRENADE advertising adviser ..... Gettysburg Penn State good organizer. ELISABETH BOUTON B. S. ..... Typewriting, Shorthand ..... Waverly Indiana S.T.C., Columbia ..... v e r y friendly ..... business ad- viser for Chieftain, SAY- RENADE ..... 2 nj 0 y s training students for bus- iness contests ..... dresses attractively. BOYD F. BUCKINGHAM B.S. ..... M.S. ..... Constitution, Pa. History . . . . . debonair. . . . . sen- ior play director ..... Bloomsburg, Bucknell . . . . . junior class adviser . . . WA TS announcer . . famous bow tie . . . comes from York. MAX G. COOLEY B.S. ..... M.A. Penn State, Bloomsburg, Columbia ..... full offun . . . . . P. T.A. enthusiast . . . . . Bookkeeping, Office Practice ..... production adviser of Chieftain ..... perfect gentleman ..... T.V. fan. JEAN DOUGHERTY B. S. in Commercial Ed- ucation ..... teaches bus- iness subjects ..... fash- ionable ..... comes from Waverly ..... Marywood College .... . Cornell . . . . . eighth grade Social Studies ..... efficient. 499' IDA M. FINCH R. N. ..... Worcester City Hospital ,.... comes from Lee, Mass. ..... attended Western Reserve and Penn State ..... warm smile helpful. an- tiques and geologic collec - tion. 10 JANET E. FLYNN B. S. ..... General Home Economics ..... Russell Sage ..... fond of knit- ting, sewing ..... excita - ble ..... collects scrap books ..... hails from Waverly, New York. ,I ogfain our nowkclger y f 1 , n UU JU A g I it RUTH A. FRANK B.S. ..... M.A. ..... attended Cornell, Mans- field, and New York Uni- versity ..... teaches Eng- lish ..... exacting ..... Cleveland, Ohio ..... Redskin Revue ..... likes traveling, playing bridge. EMMA GILLETTE A.B. ..... M.A. World History, Social Studies ..... comes from Mansfield ..... humorous .. . . . studied at Allegheny and Columbia UHIVCISHICS . . . . . Foreign Language Club ..... enjoys travel- ing. GLENN R. HAGGERTY B.S. ..... M.S. General Mathematics handsome..... na- tive of Sayre ..... grad- uate of St. Bonaventure earnest..... Grid- iron Club ..... football coach ..... enjoys golf and reading. F. RAYMOND HAUVER B.Muslc..... Ithaca College ..... friendly Senior and Junior Orchestra ..... interested in photography ..... comes from Elmira ..... jovial ..... assistant band directgr ..... arranges music. GERTRUDE S. HOLST B.A. ..... M.A. alumna of Penn State and Columbia University ..... Towandan . . pretty complexion ..... Chief- tain literary adviser ..... American History ..... sophomore dramatic club . . . . . devoted to Elizabeth. JOHN L. KILBOURNE B. S. ..... attended Mill- ersville ..... very patient . . . . . lndustIialArts . . . . . Mathematics ..... home- town, Wellsbo r o ..... well-liked ..... C0- adviser 0fSCl'li0I C 1355 . . . . . interested in allout- door sports. WILLIAM O. IJONG A.B. ..... A.M. attended Dickinson and courtly Penn State ..... manner ..... comes from Harrisburg matics ..... school ticket salesman . . Close your books, gentlemen. Mathe- B.S, . ANNA MASON .. . . Mansfield State Teachers College ..... English . .... jolly ..... organizer of Redskin Revue cooperative . . . . . interested in tra ve ling Pardon theex pres - sion. Z?ofA aca emic an cu fura KATHERINE MATANLE B.S. ..... from Syracuse University ..... Librarian . . . . . co-sponsor of tenth grade ..... interested in music and travel ..... neat appearance ..... Li- brary Club ..... co-oper- ative, an x WARREN R. MILLER B. A. ..... Industrial Arts . . . . . attended Penn State and Millersville ..... congenial ..... S h o p Math ..... tenth grade co- sponsor ..... hobbies are photography and fi s h i ng . . . . . SAYRENADE adviser. MARY R. O'BOYLE B. A. ..... a t te n d e d Marywood, Middlebury, U. of Paris ..... precise Latin, French adviser of junior c lass helpful Honor Society adviser ..... en- joys reading. ,ff ' -. KATHRYN M. PRINCE Pennsylvania Sta te College . . . . . Guidance Director .. . . . organized highly successful Ca re e r D a y . . . conducts testing pro- gram . . charming manner ..... friendly . . . . . resides in Sayre. -L1 HAROLD F. REHRIG B. A ...... from Penn State enjoys sports Small Fry football coach , , , , , General Science and Biology ..... quiet and friendly ..... comes from Walnutport. NELSON SICKLER B.S. ..... M.S. Mansfield S. T. C. and Ith- aca College ..... Chief . . . .. home town, Athens band director quick smile ..... instru- mental musimv . . . smooth appearance! nj. . . likes dancehriusvgbj .I X X .h fsig V -l n 12 lt if ! J MARY SLINGERLAND B, S, ...., Pennsylvania State College ..... win- ningsmile ..... instructs Girls' Health and Physical Education . 'Spring- field, pf. indirectly dgsihefe leaigeyisfl.-,,, ff. e A likes s i ming. GERALDINE STOCUM B. S, in secondary Educa- tion ..... English 7 and 8 Junior Play talented pia n i st ..... Mansfield State Teachers College ..... pleasant . . . . . sponsors Tri-Hi-Y and school news reporters. Of uarieolfufufe oqculaafionfi I' '41-f ' 1 . .' r ,. as GRACE M. STREBY B. S. ..... Mansfield State Teachers College ..... hometown, New Albany . . . . . pleasant smile . . . . . Student Councils p o n s o r . . . . . Mathematics teach- er ..... enjoys painting as a hobby. RUTH D. TOZER B.S. ..... M.Ed. attended Mansfield State Teachers College and Penn State ..... queenly ..... Student Cou n c il ..... SAYRENADE ..... Physics .. . . . Mathematics . . . . . precise ..... likes flowers. VICTOR S. WEISS B.A. ..... hails from Nazareth fGod's countryj . . . . . enjoys his Driver Ed- ucation class ..... friend- ly ..... Moravian Col- lege, East Stroudsburg S. T. C. ..... coaches base- ball, J. V. football. JOSEPH WERSINGER B. S. from Penn State . . . . . art adviser of SAY- RENADE and Chieftain ..... quiet ..... comes from Hazelton ,,... deft . . . . . likes oil painting and other crafts. HELONE G. WILDRICK A. B ..... English, P. O. D. Albright ..... ad- viser of SAYRENADE ..... National Thespians ..... Cap and Cue ..... Say- reite ..... pleasing per- sonality ..... talking desk b ell ..... collects old glass. l JEAN E. WOODRING B.S. ..... teaches Home Economics ..... first year at S. H. S. ..... n e a t dresser ..... Ephrata, Pa. pretty hair hobbies include sewing and good music. CALBERT WELLIVER A.B. ..... M.A. Gettysburg Colle g e a n d C o lu m b i a ..... head basketball coach, assistant football coach ..... broad smile ..... home town, Hazleton ..... rugged ap- pearance ..... likes sports. M. EVELYN PECK B. S. , A. M. Columbia PERSUHHEL ease ave Qjuiclecl 7f SECRETARHES Mrs, Oakley, Mrs. Newhouse, Mrs, Deubler, 'Hill CAFETERIA Mrs, KroLzer, Mrs, Hicks, Mrs, Roberts, Mrs, Driscoll, MAINTENANCE Mr. Donlin, Mr, Blackman, Mrs, McCarro1l, Mr, Hogan, Mr, Ball, gA gxperimenfaf .9649 SEHIUH HDVISEHS Mrs . Gertrude Holsl' SEHIUH HIUTHERS f7 Wuckua 0 add Regan, Braund Wrnght Adam Senior President. . Vice-president Secretary. . Treasurer. l' ffQ1,iAuLdl Hlw omgineol wiflt ofker mem era 'Ti mmm Belle v-Mon V, .s Edgar.: ISABELLE ADAM College Preparatory Very attractive ..... National Honor Society .,... SAYRENADE and Chieftain staffs ..... neat charming ..... interests- Penn State and golf ..... secre tary of senior class ..... dislikes the Dodgers ..... Mixed Chorus plans to be a nurse at the ftlldlcf P JOHN A. BAGLEY General Reddish hair .,... sports club ..... likes roller skating and P.O.D. ...,. Hi honeyl.....pet peeve. American History ..... always with Smudge and Snapper ,..,. senior baseball manager ..... great teaser ..... pleasantperson- ality ..... plans on joining Navy. I ,- Mom L. ANNEMAN - j7wM1mi Business Lbijs 7g,gw7mML Cute ..... well-liked ..... 'That presentsa problem ..... interest- ed in a Black Knight and Navy ..... SAYRENADE ..... usually ' with Joy and the Bettys ..... lead in junior play ..... band ..... National Thespians ..... plans to do secretarial work. vu Jet:- LOIS E. BARROWCLIFF College Preparatory , Pretty ..... likes Latin and square dancing ..... special interest is to get through school ..... You know it huh? dislikes homework ...,. silky hair ,,.,. cafeteria worker interested in Navy ..... friendly ..... halls from Litchfield future un- decided. QPU. EDWARD W. AULT ,.Loie.. 7!7d9vti!r,1,.zHl General Tall and lanky ..... one of the West Sayre boys ..... Outdoor WW Sports Club ..... plaid bow ties . ..,, Student Council .... . non- chalant ..... Boys' Glee Club . .,,. pet peeve, Chevy with red fenders ..... plans to join the Navy. 18 WM confinue fo meef ' QA' 1 East Side ..... favors algebra ..... ' . I fond ofslammingEleanor B's lock- fllgifpl, er door ..... dislikes Brooklyn Ellie . ' Business '7n9Lb7!4Ld' Pretty blond hair ...,. usually with Ian and Pat ..... sophomore ANDREW I. BOBICK College Preparatory Quiet . . . . . shy . . . . . hails from . .. . . interested in dances at Uke hall ..... always seen with the three Johns ,.,,, plans to join the Air Force, CLYDE BENNETT General Amicable ..... Glee Club . . . avorite subject, study hall ..... V easy-going ..... l-Ieyl Poncho Smudge ..... interested in fast cars and 4 t 1 Geri ..... comical laugh ..... dislikeswomen drivers ..... came from Rome ..... junior class trea- surer ,..., plans on entering Navy. JOHN P. BOBICK General Hclyde.. One of the Johns ..... favorite subject, P.O.D. ...,. sports fan . . . . . appears quiet on the surface . . . . . great teaser , . . . . piercing eyes ..... Gridiron Club ,..., problem child in home-room . . . .. would like to join the Ma- nnes, ELEANOR L. BILLINGS H ' College Preparatory Cheeta Pretty black hair ..... Chora1Club always seen in halls ,.,,, senior play ..... Cap and Cue ..... Well, I'llsayl ..... pet peeve, stuck-up people ..... nice person- i ality ..... likes algebra and Fort ' Wayne ..... wants to study music. JOYCE L. BOWMAN play properties .,,.. likes skating and typing ..... plays bell lyre in band ..... G.Q.A. ..... Cap and Cue ..... Holy cowl . . . . . effervescent ..... plans to do of- I fice work. HBO.. 19 . Shosie q ,nf -J. . ' , Dick Yuli2 ell! IQPOLLHQJ all Pit G 5 K. SHIRLEY BRAUND College Preparatory Excellent student ..... well-liked . . . . . Honor Society . . . . . band qt president ...., sophomore play Q' f , SAYRENADE... .,Chieftain 'df .....likeschemistryn... Idon't know ..... interestedin Eastman School of Music ,,,,, senior trea J surer ..... plans to enter nurses' Xxvff-.QP , tra ming' CONSTANCE M. CALVERIC Business N Friendly ..... nice personality . . . . . Choral groups. . . . . Cap and Cue ..... dislikes noisy study halls ..... willing worker ..... SAY- RENADE and Chieftain staffs ..... likes bookkeeping, dancing, and Dodgers ..... neat appearance ...., plans to do office work. RICHARD G. BRENNAN from Mlllmwn ..... enjoys driv ing ..... pet peeve, taxi drivers , , , , , pals with John and Charlie . . . . . plans to join the Navy upon graduation. BETTY M. CARROLL General Curly blond hair .,.., Choral Club ..,.. roller skating fan ..... What did you say? ..... likes older men ..... typing ..... silly giggle ..... pals with Betty and M0..... pert..... 2 tw1r1..... undecided about the future. JULIA BUDNA College Preparatory - l Came from Ukraine ..... bright brown eyes ..... interested in reading, swimming, dancing ,.,., disapproves of nosy people ..... liked by everyone ..... Classical Record, Home Ec. Clubs ..... Student Council treasurer, I2 ..... undecided about future plans. Z0 General Speedy basketball player ..... H . co-operative .,.,. fun-loving , Comme friendly smile .,.,, hails Uullpl LQ Ai! Porky WA CA WL C0l'l l 0l'lf M5 DORIS A. CODDINGTON General Advertising staff of SAYRENADE likes math .....Bob worked in cafeteria ..... quiet . . . . . sports-minded . . . . . usually seen with Corky and Willy ..... Well, how about thatl . . . . . girls' basketball .. . . . C311 do without homework ..... un- decided about future plans. RAYMOND E. CARROLL College Preparatory Don't get smart with me'g,,,, jokester ..,., interested in blondes and roller skating ...,. Student Council ..,.. sophomore play . , . , , carelessly nonchalant , , , , , good-natured ..... stays away from stuck-up girls ..... horse enthusiast . .,,, plans to join the Navy. JAMES R. COLE General Speed-demon ..... quiet and re- served ..... likes chemistry ,,,,, usually seen on an Indian motor- cycle ..... pleasant disposition . . .. . track and football teams . . . . . fools with Dickin203. . . . . ardent Dodger fan ,,.., future un- decided. JOHN B. CASTERLINE General Hot on the mound ..... likes hos- piral work, typing ..... myster- ious looking ..... seenwitha cer- tain nurse ..... good tenor voice , , , , , quiet. . . . . dislikes home- work ..... Throw em a fish' . . . .. goodbasketball player . . . . . wants to be a physical therapist. Blg John BETTY M. DAWSON College Preparatory Quiet ..... short and cute .,.,, Why - sure ,.,,, usually with Charlotte and Doris ...., dislikes being called Shorty ..... for the Navy ..... SAYRENADE adver- tising ..... artistic ..... likes P, O.D. and physics ..... plans to enter training at R, P, H. 21 O Berry hd Pat Guss fl OUP BETTY L. DRISCOLL Business Attractive. , , , , intetested in foot- ball teain and Waverly. . . . . SAY- RENADE ..... pretty hair ,.... likes roller skating ,,,,, Don't let it throw ya ..... dislikes noisy boys ..... band, orchestra and chorus ..... cheerful ...,. plans to do secretarial work. MOLLIE B. GLASER College Preparatory Neat dresser .,... popular ,.... likes music ..... Honor Society ..... Northeastern District Band ..... voluble .,... plays saxaphone in band and orchestra ..... dislikes conceited people ..... collects shmoos ..... co-operative ..... Champion golfer , , , . . appealing humor ..... plans to enter college. PATRICIA D. FARRELL Business Likeable ..... enjoys skating ..... pals with Janet and Joy ..... ar- dent Dodger fan ..... That's the berries ..... Northeastern Dis- trict Chorus ..... capable ..... likestyping ..... National Honor Society ..,.. Thespians ..... bell lyre in band ..... SAYRENADE . . . . . would like television work. BARBARA J. GREEN College Preparatory Cheerleader ,,,., nice smile .,., You don't like me, do ya? . . . . . National Thespians ,.... junior, senior plays ,,,,, pretty ..... interested in Lafayette .,... Cap and Cue ..,.. SAYRENADE ,.... dislikes Dixieland and jazz ,,,,, Pep Club ...., pleasing person- ality ..... entering at R.P.H. ELLEN C. FRANTZ Home Economics Usually found at Keystone Rink , , . . . amiable , . . . . detests brag- gers ..... courteous usher ..... Hey, Junior! ..... Record Club , , , , , likes crew cuts and the Navy . . , , . cooperative . . . , . friendly smile .,... would like to be a Home Ec teacher. 2.2 Qllefy Cl y Bertha 1711 fbi. V Barb Pat Simple l 'fini fi lilbdi .gil fAe aclua worfc! SUSAN B. HORN Business Talkative ..... likes roller skat- ing and English .,.,, excitable . .. .. southern belle . . . . . SAY- RENADE ..... Got your home- work done P . .'. . . National Thes- pian Society ..... junior and sophomore plays .,... Cap and Cue ..... Choral Club ..... wrestling fan ..... plans to enter R.B.l. PATRICIA A. HAYTON Business Commuter from South Waverly ..... friendly and loquacious . . . . . noted for varied facial ex- V ,Sueu ' - A A pressions ..... interested in Q77 ZJL f Waverly ..... G. A.A. .... . Choral Club ..... usually with Mo ..... I beg your pardon . . . . . dislikes show-offs . . . . . uncertain about plans for the fut- ure. PATRICIA ANNE HOWEY General Friendly and fun-loving . . . . . Thespian Society , . , , , always with Ellie and Gunner . , . .. hates gossip ..... Cap and Cue 1 . ., .. noted for her many parties . .. ,. Wait for me , ,, .. junior play ..... beautiful hair ..,.. plans a career in nursing. HARRY A, HILDEBRANDT General ' '-pat West Sayreite ..... likes hunt- ing and fishing ..... Oh yea ..... easy-going ..... good- natured ..,.. sophomore play . ,, ., enjoys a good argument ..... band ..... slow and lei- surely ,,,,, likes P.O.D. .... . Stamp Club ...., plans on enter- ing the Navy. EILEEN A. HUBISH College Preparatory Excellent student ..... plays I clarinet in band and orchestra A . .. .. industrious .. . . . likes P. O. D. ,..,, Honor Society .... . SAYRENADE ..... Cap and Cue Chieftain editor Barb's companion ..... friendly . . . . . Contributors' Club . , , , , quick movements ..... plans to enter nursing. Z3 .. I.. ,Qtugvi we J X457 ..1oy.. JOY B. HUDOCK College Preparatory Petite head majorette . . . . . Got a comb? .. . . . pals with Jan and Mo . . . . . likes dancing and swim- ming, , . . . Chass ' . . . , . popular ..... Majorette Club ,.... neat . dresser ..... SAYRENADE ,.... f- 7 laughsa lot ..... enjoys P. O.D. JALLCK ,.,.. vivacious ..... plans to enter R.P.H. A JOSEPH L. KAST College Preparatory 3 h Likes P.O.D. ..... Photography ' editor for SAYRENADE ..... always a joking remark ..... pet peeve, impatient people ...., band and orchestra ..... a cheery hello for everyone ..... Photog- raphy Club ..... You joker you . . . . . easy-going . . . . . District Band ..... plans to study photog raphy. LA VERNE R. HUNSINGER WX-15177 0 CLF? iA2 l9I 0Jll,Ct gj?1!:LZ1l-1 N H Business P snapper Friendly..,.. hates being called Glow .....alwaystalking about Gunner General Our red-haired boy ..... always teasing Joy ,,.,, Leave me I aloe.. alonel ..... slow grin ..... Sports Club ..... likes P, O.D. lead in junior play good looking ..... treasurer of junior class ..... devilish ..... National Thespians ..... Naval Reserves. GLORIA A KEENE Ewvin ..... Chieftain ..... Choral Club ..... llk6S P.O.D. .... . our waitress ..... interested in swimming and archery ..... Classical Record Club ..... Oh myl . .... plans to travel after graduation. MARLENE ANN JOHNSON Sunshine Business Pretty ..... Chieftain ..... Tum around, LaVerne ..... pint- sized ..... Cap and Cue ..... G.A.A. ..... interested in Bob and roller skating ..... MISS I0 wait for Pat ..... peppy ..... likes bookkeeping ..... plans to do office work, Z4 4014 Cwzftm ?fUAicA Cbdldflftgdl fAe en redu f77fQMp.aL JANET D. LEHR College Preparatory Pretty cheerleader ..... likes P. O.D. .,,.. neat dresser ..,. . Oh, Joyl ..... enjoys roller skating and dancing ..... property . committee for junior play ..... pet peeve, bruises ..... partial to the Navy ..... Pep Club ,,.,. nicepersonality ..... future un- decided. DOLORES KOMINSKI Business Tall .,... attractive ..... likes to roller skate and dance ..... friendly .,,,, favorite subject, shorthand ..... Choral Club ..... shiny dark brown hair .,,,, SAY- RENADE ..... pet peeve, typing errors ..... extremely neat ..... would like to attend Comell. DELPHINE L. MCENTIRE Business Wavy hair and black flashing eyes I Komi.ni ..... fond of movies ..... dis- likes slow people ..... cheerful . . . , , Hurry up . , , , , interest lies in Elmira ,,,,. SAYRENADE and Chieftain .,,.. junior play . . . . . Library Council . . . . . plans to be an airline hostess. MARY LOU LAUX Business Neat ,,,., friendly ..... SAY- RENADE staff ,..,, likes dancing and swimming ..,. . Library Coun- cil ..... Holy cowl ..... dis- likes conceited people ..... enjoys traveling ,.,,, always chewing gum ..... prefers blondes and foot- ball ...,. De1's companion ..... plans to do office work. ,,DutCh,, CHARLES E. MERRICK General Slow and easy-going ..... NRCS hunting and design ..... aggra- vates Mr. B. ..... big bruiser ,,.., interested in Cayuta Ave. . . . .. good football player . , , , . outspoken ,..,. pet peeve, Amer- ican History ..... would like to become an electrician. Z5 alan.. ffl r fir ..De1.. Chuck Jef? K, 7'7 'fH'f57L, fwefue fu! ears! Returned from Cohoes to graduate with her class ..... very friendly likes Pudge and roller skating ... . . neat dresser. . . . .Cap and Cue ,,, , ,PepClub. ....cheerleader in sophomore and junior years ..... lively ,,,,, plans to be an airline hostess, W RUSSELL W. MONTZ 1 College Preparatory i Always with the boys ....good1 N natured ..... Thespians ..... Ik6'S stand-in ...,. our track star ..... loanie follows in Robin Hood's footsteps . . . . . excellent piano player . . . . . Wow 1 ..... tall .,.,. student I l in council veep ..... plans ro take 'K-ahh' ' ROTC course in college. S fs 'f-' gg, DAVID r. MEYER General Good-natured ..... pet peeve, Shakespeare ..... Yeah, Andy l Cap and Cue ...,. Photo- graphy Club ..... wavy blond hair talkative ..... always cracking jokes ..... interest lies in Athens ..... plans to join the Navy. JOHN M. MULLALY College Preparatory Devilish ...,. Hey you birds! D .. avey ... ,. likes physics ...,. Killer yfliimfl 4 U rvfk in junior play ...U pet peeve, 8: 40 in the morning ..... crew cuts ..... football ..... Boys' Glee Club ..... speedy track star., , good student ,,,,, plans to enter Navy or college. EVELYN A . MONROE General Pleasing manner ..... shares Del's passion for Elmira .,,.. I'm com- ing ..... likes movies and Eng- lish . . . . . always late . . . . . SAY- RENADE . . . . . advertising staff shuffles through the halls always with Del, Mary Lou, and Mollie .,... plans to enter nursing. .. Ev.. Z 6 ,y jx I I lb y U' 4 1oAN M, JURA General '1 Monster u Iohnn O! al'JOI'lt l 8:feaI C Ilwmi ffl QQ. i tt 4 Satch QL Curly HAROLD F. PETERSON, IR. College Preparatory Good-natured ..,,, football team . , , . .likes Notre Dame and P. O. D. . , , , , drives family Nash . . . . . basketball and track manager ..... ' quiet and friendly ..... I'll sayI . . . . . dislikes Halley . . . . , pet peeve, homework ..... plans to enter college. DONALD I. NOEL Business Comical ..... Cap and Cue .... secretary ofsophomore class ..... nonchalantsaunter ..... deliber- ate ..... SAYRENADE and Chief- tain staffs ..... senior play ,..,, infectious laugh .,.., hard worker . ,, , . dislikes history . . . . .mis - chievous ..... fussy about food . .... would like to enter R.B.I. RONALD R. RABENOLD College Preparatory Efficient .,... Honor Society ..... band ...,. Goway, ya bother me . . . . . Chieftain . . . . . editor of SAYRENADE ..... Thespians ,.... likes physics ..,.. keen mind ..... district, state bands ..... dis- approves of homework borrowers hard worker junior. senior plays ..... plans on enter- ing college. MAHLON I. PARKER General Curly hair . . , . , talkative . . , . . Don't know, do you? . . . . .likes mechanical drawing and sweets , . . . . very friendly , , , , . special interest lies in Troy ..... casual , . . . . dislikes homework . . . . . ardent softball fan ..... plans to enter the Navy. RICHARD D. RATHBUN General Smooth dancer . . . . . I'm not welll . . . . . willing worker . . . . . interested in horses and Saturday nights . .-. . neat dresser ..... pet peeve, women drivers ..... hazy blue eyes ..... enjoyed Mr. Bea- g1e's English classes ..... orches- tra, four years ..... Student Coun- cil president ..... future uncertain . Z7 I .. Pete.. I Rabies ejfha rue Bazil FRANCIS J. REGAN College Preparatory Good-looking. . . . . capable senior president . . . . . Get with it, hot- rodl interested in cars, dancing and Navy. . . . . pet peeve, women drivers . . . . . always chew- ing toothpicks. . . . . speedybasket bali player ..... track .... base ,dew ball ..... plans a college edu- cation. MARILYN H. SCHULT7 General Cute ..... blusheseasily likes P.O.D. ..... pretty smile Holy cowl ..... i'0Sy Cheeks . . . . . pet peeve, homework effervescent ..... roots for her Navy man ..... CapandCue always with Marie ..., a5out the future. BEVERLY J. ROBINSON Business Beautiful hair ..... Golly . . . . favorite subject, shorthand ..... fine student ..... likes daI1Cif1g. swimming, and reading ..... Library Council ..... Cap and Cue . .. .. quick with the words . . alwayswith Julia and Schram .,... would like a secretarial position. HAROLD E. SECOR General Ourbutcherboyl .... eas going ..... loathes American History ,,,,. Yea Andyl . ested in nurses' home Voice in junior play . the WestSayre gang .. Council ..... plans Navy. MARY CLAIRE SCHRAM Business Likesclerical office practice ..... co-operative ..... aggressive . . . . . Be seeing you . . . . . inter- ested in hiking, horses, and her dog . . . . . Library Council . . . . . Cap and Cue ..... always with Julia and Bev ..... plans office work for the future. Z8 .xgncl fgefie oin LMA 771, ' ll nsprmgyn Short . . . . . disapproves of strict g 9 ELEANOR B. STANIUKINAS College Preparatory Aggressive ..... dislikes n oi s y people ..... neat dresser ..... nice blond hair ..... C hi e f- tain ..... SAYRENADE art editor hails from West Sayre . . . . . favorite subject, Spanish . . . . . likes skating and oil paint- ing ..... friendly ..... G ir ls ' p Chorus ..... hopes to enroll in i design school. . EDWARD I. SHAFFER General Devilish ..... That's right Don . . . . . bewitching dimples . . , . . favorite subject, P. O. D. .... . interested in hunting ..... pe peeve, Singing in the Ra in ..... likes Marilyn Monroe ..... always riding in Shellard's car ..... plans for the future are undecided. PAUL W. SWEITZER Business Likes bookkeeping ..... commutes from South Waverly ..... studious ,,Ed,, ..... quiet ..... Cut it out ,.... Photography Club . . . . . junior, senior manager of football team ..... track team ..... diligent ..... PCI peeve, English .... . Boys' Glee Club..... plans to be a farmer. MARIE SPRINGER College Preparatory . .. .. peppy . blue Monday mornings ...., pals with Marilyn ,.... That's your tough luck . . . . . Cap and Cue. . . . .interests vary ..... band, orchestra ..... likes tumbling ..... good Home Nursing patient ..... plans to attend Nyack. CHARLOTTE A. TEETER College Preparatory teachers ..... interested in Owego ..... sports-minded ..... likes football ..... favorite subject, chemistry ..... girls' basketball .,.,. Library, Fine Arts Club ..... energetic ..... Cap and Cue .,... desires to be an x-ray technician. 29 t HEI., we L'k h 'I U... th1t't i esc emis ry a e ic ype Cheese I Corky 77lwla Tyviggles 7714i UUJLOL W Qlfeflflflafy cb M52 NORMA L. TWIGG Business Friendly ..... likes blond hair and square dancing ..... cute ..... pet peeve, fast driving ..... full of giggles ..... peaches and cream complexion ..... favors o ffi c e practice ..... blushes easily ..... jyubdl You don't knowl do ya? undecided about future. JANET M. WARNER General Cute ..... pet peeve, DraftBoard . .. ., interested in Champ and Newlersey ..... pleasing person- ality ..... come onSusie .... likes P. O. D. and French .,.., Hope I got a letter ..... plans for wedding in June. GEORGIANNA M. VANDERPOOL General Interested in Larry ..... plays basketball ..... likes English ..... alwayswithIackyandCorky , ..Hon.. L,..l Willie - Babe .. Kate .- . . . . . Iwouldn'tsay that . . . . .. reserved ..... enjoys skating and dancing ..... takes firm stand against snooty people ..... Music, Ushers Clubs ..... planning a domestic life. MARIE T. WATTS Business Plays electirc guitar ...., likes office practice ..... Ohl fiddle . . . . . neat .. . . . expert horse- back rider ,.,,, likes all western music ,.... varieclwardrobe ..... quiet ..... doesn 't like noisy study halls. . . . . plans to work as a typist. CATHERINE M. WARENZAK Home Economics l-laven't decided yet ..... likes roller skating and square dancing . , .. . very neat and attractive interested in Waverly ..... dis- likes remarks about women drivers ...., quiet, but full of fun..... favorite subject, Home Ec ... future undecided. 30 Marie .9l'lf0 fd-0 ull l'l0llll1 Betty ANSON E. I HT College Preparatory Well-liked ..... all -around athlete . . . . . vice -president senior class . . . . . disapproves of short vacations l ..... fond of Sally ..... Sayl What's the story herer' ..... likes Alegebra II ..... good-looking . . . . . friendly . . . . . hopes to study 1 - forestry in college. Yiipwvfwl etwsfrfeefsf BETTY I. WOLFE Business Quiet ..... likes bookkeeping ..... always with Nancy or Bobby . . .. . Honor Society ..... SAYRENADE and Chieftain staffs ..... Mama - Mia I ..... industrious ..... pet ALFRED SMITH peeve, home nursing ..... plays General violin in orchestra ..... neat dresser Quiet manner ..... served in the . . . . . pleasant smile . . . . . would Army . . . . . worked with radar and like to do office work. communications ..... CHP and Cue . . . . . likes P. O. D. . . . . . interested in dramatics ..... resonant voice . . . . . flashing eyes . . . . . plans to enter the field of journalism. IN MEMORIAM Eugene G . Castiglione April 3, 1934 - June 2, 1951 Yet Love will dream, and Faith will trust, QSince He who knows our need is iust,l That somehow, somewhere, meet we must. Alas for him who never sees The stars shine through his cypress-treesl Who, hopeless, lays his dead away, Nor looks to see the breaking day Across the mournful marbles playl Who hath not learned, in hours of faith, The truth to flesh and sense unknown, That Life is ever lord of Death, And Love can never lose its ownl - John Greenleaf Whittier 31 Anime NAI!! JUNIOR OFFICERS President ..... Joseph McCabe Vice-President . . Barbara Taylor Secretary . . . Sharon Kane Treasurer . . . Sally Krofzer senfiaf ggzmenfd l Taylor, Krotzer, McCabe, Kane, or a ucceddfuf gxperimenf SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Secretary Sharon Keegan, Vice-President Thomas Page, President Frank Durizch, Treasurer Elsie Ca- hill, IQ, EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS FRONT: Secretary Ruth Palipkonich, Treas- urer George Ryck. REAR: President John Potter, Vice-President Roger White. FRESHMAN OFFICERS FRONT: President Cathryne Welch, Treas- urer Jean Valinch, REAR: Secretary Carlo Lovecchio, Vice-President Joseph Arcesi. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS FRONT: Treasurer Lorraine Albert, Vice-President Diana Snyder, REAR: Secretary Bart Mandarano, President Hugh Baird, 3A id xlaerimenf ,945 Wow EA 1 A 1' W . HBA, . I 4 ll l - lllllll'llilll ll l1'. 1,- The meeting will please come to order ROOM 210 ROW 1: Marie Carroll, Kathleen Ayers, Marlene Draper, Diane Calveric, Joyce DeKay, Arlene Bush, Joan Brown, Donna Annabel, ROW 2: John Calisi, Eileen Doyle, Eunice Bennett, Angeline Coveney, Sidney Beahan, Paula Covello, Kathleen Brewer, Gladys Cleaver, Julia Cutuzzo, Doris Annabel, Jean Chandler, Leo Bonney, Harry Deubler, ROW 3: Joseph Dougherty, Bernard Bentley, Warren Davenport, Wesley Bizilia, Charles Baker, James Dunfee, Michael Dowd, James Farrell, James Ackley, Paul Flynn, Edward Daniels, Malcolm Draper, John Borits, Robert Farrell, 34 ROOM 217 ROW I: Ellen McSparron, Marleah Jordan, Ann Lee, Barbara Jenney, Sally Krotzer, Evelyn Mullen, Judy Lantz, Kay Hancock, Sharon Kane. ROW 2: DeEtta Hotalen, Beverly Lattimer, Beverly Morningstar, Joan Geisinger, Betty Ginalski, Loretta Hair, Georgia Kohler, Sandra Hufford,Berneda I-lendershot, Marilee Lynch, Mary Lou Hoag, Betty Frutchey, Caro1McSparron, Barbara Goble. ROW 3: Stephen Hanas, Harold Mullen, Claude House, Edward Kelly, John Harper, Thomas Kenrick, Lyle Merrill, Joseph McCabe, George Long, Thomas King, Philip Hartung, ear iff! comladfion ROOM 222 ROW I: DonnaSaxe, Beverly Wiley, Donna Osborne, Marie Saxe, Joyce Noble, Peggy Springer, Mary Ann Worbleski, Barbara Wolcott. ROW 2: James Satterly, Juanita Robinson, Alzina Searfoss, Lois Thrasher, Nancy Sutton, Virginia Sozanski, Barbara Taylor, Rose Pizzardi, Sandra Page, Raymond Neusch. ROW 3: RobertStein, Robert Pruyne, Raymond Sargent, Harold Williams, Robert Rentschler, Duane Wolcott, Donald Rhodes, John Palipkonich, William Scott, John Tuttle, Ted Polasky, Richard Yale, Charles Walker. ' 'JN' , f... ,J All e G it 9 35 SUPHUHIURES Room 215 ROW 1: E1sieCahi1l, Enid Billings, BerryAnn Borirs, Patricia Ackley, Margarerfjummings, Mary Ferro, Louise Angelo, Nancy Cochi. ROW 2: John Donlin, Shirley Croke, Anne Casselbury, Mary Ann Ennis, Genevieve Bobick, Barbara Beach, Sally Farrell, Phyllis Dunham, Frederick Brungess, Ronald Billings. ROW 3: Lawrence Chamberlain, Thomas Chamberlain, Georgellclcher, John DcSisri, Donna Brown, EvelynBowen, Agnes Adam, Frank Durizch, Joseph Black- man, joscph Carmody. ecauae 0 flze fiynflzedia ROOM 202 ROW I: Mary Glosengcr, Alzina Kinney, Mary Ellen Fitzgerald, Helen Galligan, Rose Marie Frantz, Janelackson, Joyce Loomis. ROW 2: William Lee, John Horniak, Deborah Field, Lila Hildebrandt, Donna Horn, Betsy Harris, Marilyn llayron, Myra llnbish, Emily Leonard, Sharon Keegan, Gerald Hoagland, William Gilbert. ROW 3: John Green, Clydcjackson, ArrhnrGarey, Williamllanson, Clarence Liebhaber, JohnKnowles, RobertKeir, Gerald Keener. .wlwm f 36 ROOM 216 ROW I: Barbara Phelps, Connie Nichols, Sandra Matthews, Kathryn Mays, Dorothy Palipkonich, Rose-Ann Micklitsch, Panicia Mahoney, Ann Roberts. ROW 2: Gerald Novak, David Price, Gretchen Rentschler, RuthMerrick, Joyce Pruyne, Genevieve O'Connor, Ronald Poletto, Thomas Page. ROW 31 Robert Ramsey,John Mahaney, Harry McCutcheon, John Rossi, John MacNea1, John Potter, William McSparron. 0 Aeuera C0l'l'll90lfll'l if ROOM 207 ROW I: Rose Warner, Rose Velardo, Gloria Westbrook, Erma Westbrook, CherylWood, Louise Rossillo, Rose Villanti JeanSynnot. ROW 2 1 Carol Twigg, Joanne Snyder, Pauline Wolfe, JoannWi1es, Patricia Sweitzer, Eugenia Staniukinas, JoanneWarner. ROW 3: John Stein, Andrew Stanchak, Clarence White, Thomas Scalin, David Stephens, David West, Daniel Twigg, Louis Sandroni, r..,, 'f J ga 'Sa QKIN f, 'KA rig N- 1 AEN- N. 37 FRESHHIEH ROOM 108 ROW 11 Barbara Coccagnia, Marsha Brown, Elaine Braund, Nancy Dickson, Barbara Bizilia, Bernita Annabel, Eleanor Cryder, Beverly Annabel. ROW 2: DavidCipperley, Robert Anderson, Henry Croke, Marian Carroll, Yvonne Billings, Audrey Goble, Arlene Covey, Elizabeth Camp, Larry Cole, Frederick Daniels, Gerald Chandler. ROW 3: Joseph Arcesi, Donald Bogart, George Beahan, Robert Diltz, Car1Comstock, josephCole, Layton Benjamin, Willard Baker, Harry DeKay, Melvin Fisk, Charles Carroll, Ronald Bronson. ,lfljlziclr A646 come agouf A ROOM 213 ROW 11 Michelina Gregori, Eva Hotalen, Arlene Kaplan, Ann Leahy, Mary House, Nancy Langeland, Mary Krotzer, Susan Hadlock. ROW 2: JoAnnlohnson, Barbara Loomis, ,lean Knowles, Barbara Hubish, Sandra Kinney, Shirley Keene, Adele Mahoney, Marlene Lattimer, Doris Kepner, ROW 31 Carlo LoVecchio, Richard Hartung, John Husick, Allen Little, Roger Houghtalen, Maurice Farrell, Thomas l-louse, Richard Harris. QA: A ', ,- Q ' vi It in I , :ga V' , ny STYA 3 8 an Lf. - K - - 4' ff ,J-, '55 Room 125 ROW I: JaniceMacNeal, Phyllis Merrill, Saundra Renshaw, Louise Nobles, Geraldine Scott, Patricia Shoemaker, Mary Russell, Nancy Miller, ROW 2: Joseph Mogielski, David McCracken, Edward Satterly, Sally Seibel, Sandra Seibel, Barbara Mays, Angela Quatrini, Joyce Marshall, Russell Rose, Edward Rinus, Jack Rowe. ROW 3: Robert Peet, Carl Shay, Raymond Saxe, William Mott, Joseph Sheridan, William Scherer,Perry Phillips, William Maurer, RobertMartz, LaRue Martz, Gerald Monroe. jlzroug a c emica! ckange ROOM ll ROW I: Marlene Shaffer, MaryWalker, JeanSmith, Cynthia Wolcott, Jean Valinch, Arlene Vough, Cathryne Welch, Joyce Smith, ROW 2: Charlene White, Phyllis Walmsley, ConsuellaSmith, Gladys Whitehead, Judy Springer, Linda Talada, Margaret Stadnick, Ethel Warner. ROW 3: Eugene Teeter, Edward Wolcott, David Wing, William Wolcott, Austin Snyder, Gersley Wolcott, Carl Wall, Kenneth Tompkins, Ren Titus, William Spaulding, EIGHTH GHHDE 5 'E' as J' . ' Q n W 4 ROOM 126 ROW 1: Theresa Angelo, Norma Franklin, Alma Fairchild,Patricia Cassellbury,Ann Benjamin, Janet Beahan, Adria Catlin, Judy Farrell, ROW 2: Leland Hakes, Frederick Clark, Phyllis Ackley, Harriet Frantz, Donna Chacona, Joan Dcubler, Mary Ellen Detrick, Mary Calveric, Marilyn DeSisti, John Featherson, Dewey Green, ROW 3: John Bowman, Frank Camp, Richard Gleockner, RobertChapman, Jerry Hakes, RobertFranks, Frederick Greenfield, Paul Belcher, Thomas Borits, Robert Alteri, William Collins, gy fha com inafion ROOM 107 ROW I1 Ruth House, Barbara Harper, Elsie Kinney, Dottie Hufford, Jean Kohler, Patricia Kennedy, Peggy Heeman, Polly Hancock, ROW 2: Paul Hutsick, Donaldjohnson, Edward Kutchma, Jeanette Lantz, Joan Hanas, Judith Miller, Nancy Jennings, Davidllunsinger, MichaelKenish, Ronald Keene, ROW 3: Edward Lutz, John Merrick, David Henry, Harry King, Morris Johnson, Donald House, Wilfred Langley, Richard Harper, Albert Horn, .. I, 1 fl. usb' 1' - 4 40 1 Q. l iggrm, ,A 2 ri ROOM 2I2 ROW I: Ruth Palipkonich, Peggy Price, Barbara Roberts, Linda Rogers, Alice Shoemaker, Betty Reynolds, Joyce Petrocco, Mary LouSchlier, ROW 2: Leon Park, John Potter, Patricia Miller, Viola Rolls, MargaretSimmons, Donna Sitzer, Sophie Pryslopski, Edward Randall, Gerald Shay. ROW 3: George Ryck, James Schultz, DanielMcCracken, Raymond Nobles, Wayne Sessaman, Richard Pruyne, Thomas Randall, John McConnell, Henry Peterpaul, David Simonds, Q! ik? C0l'l'l,90l'l0l'lt6 ROOM 127 ROW I: Patricia Wall, Mary Vanderpool, Evelynlfingling, Sylvia Ward, Joyce Tuttle, Twila Stiles, Betty Soper, Carol Wolcott, ROW 2: Gerald Wolcott, Jacqueline Wolcott, Susan Talada, Shirley Walker, Barbara Squires, Doris Sitzer, MaryZimmer, KayTeeter, PaulSutton, ROW 3: Samuelwilliamson, R3-bert Yale, Ronald Wolcott, William Wiles, David Wayman, Roger White, Richard Wayman, Alvin Waltman, 41 D I 4.1 .Q 1 ge. IX J I l ix srvfnru 1 w . ' . . If t, X ROOM II6 fr ROW 1: Sandra Bond, Sandra Albert, Clara Annabel, BettyBlake, Donna Benjamin, Ann, a N5hy DeWitt, Mary Faltisco, Sally Erle, ROW 2: Patricia Daddona, Bernice Dunham, Jacob Corngge eth,F rgwri, Francis Barrows, Richard Alteri, Donald Chamberlain, GeorgeBarton, Joyce Ashley, Lorraine Albert, RUN : JB-rits Croke, Hugh Baird, Franklin DeSisti, RonaldEllers, RichardCovey, Ronald Anderson, WayneBillings, Deane Eldred, William Brehm, Robert Da her fke Aaaic alalaarafuo ROOM 117 ROW lg Kathleen Hackett, Judy Frisbie, Janet Hom, Virginia Johnston, Beverly Johnson, Mildred Jennings, Sandra Huntzinger, Marie George, ROW 2: Lawrence Kipp, Edward Keene, Anna Keene, Donna Hakes, Lois Kinney, Penelope Harshbarger, Evelyn Garey, Lucille House, Marilyn Kepner, Paul Lattimer, Gaylordlackson, ROW 3: Bart Mandarano, Lewis Martin, Michael Kennedy, Richard Lesher, Kenneth Hildebrandt, Richard Kays, Charles House, Patrick Ferro, Thomas Flynn, Thomas Gleockner, Raymond Johnson, I l F 42 V, 1, J 'C X lg .. in fr -,drvi . , ' L' R' kv., . , , rx A r an 1,1 J 'VN xl I ' x ,F . I J 1 Hr V I J- Yr vt X R , v I ' ' 'X , 1 Wi' ROOM 114 ROW I: Mary Murrelle, Eleanor Shellard, Leslie Scott, Mary Reynolds, Nancy Saxon, Jean Roberts, Mary Jane Merrick, Francine Pietro. ROW 2: Frederick Satterly, James Martz, Madline Lorgan, Maxine Miller, EstherSimonds, Priscilla Nichols, Juanita Mclntire, Nancy Pryslopski, DanielMurphy, Lowell Potter, ROW 3: Thomas Newman, Robert Phillips, James Nobles, Richard Millard, Lloyd Richards, Joseph Roberts, Stanley Maxim, Richard McCutcheon, Pau1Shaffer, Jack Mullen, Charles MCCUIChCOH, G5 A2911 6155011164 RooM14 ROW 1: Wilma Sitzer, Jane Welch, Patricia Walt, Diane Snyder, Sandra Sloat, Donna Worobleski, Judy Thomas, ROW 2: Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Soper, Linda Spaulding, Janet Willson, Emmett Wall, Grover Wolcott, Richard Simons, Charles Wells, Sandra Soprano, ROW 3: Tompkins. all 'frlirhi : s:',eg. , 1, in-.p,1'g' W 43 HCIIVIIIIS SCHOOL LIFE CLUBS DRAMATICS PUBLICATIONS MUSIC SPORTS J 3gHggL Ugg COMLMI MM, a aa! , X l . ai' Cool, cool wafer. . . Controsts in music. . . Careers 1 , 1 f Modern Orientols. . . Watch that left furnl 46 I F D! Cfffoft M1 flu, i -fl 'P' 1 Ufff f' f A ., 'X I A1 W The Joy of The band. . . On To Corning. . . A k ute. . . morrow. . . gmc en ro Watch out, Daisy Mae! Don'1' smear my makeup. . . 47 oncenfrafecl .gnfo gl'iQI'l6!5Ail0 h n ll ' 5. X ' .I Xxx.,-s 1. . avg . X10 -1, nl XT! cgi? , H 20th century Rembrondf. . . It never happens. . . Lef'S do if by hand. . . There gc uf k .W i' 'Jn .,1. W '. ffl 1 ' 1, - L xv ' - ' -Q... --- . fl 5 f' ,J 5 if A, Look, ma - see what I model Hope if fits in June. . . 48 fdnci pkadanf Wemoried On the air in thirty seconds. . . It hos to be iust so I diet. . . Scared, Frankie? The best of the eost. . . Our lost trip together 49 ome 0 wAicA REDSKIN REVUE The second annual Redskin Revue held on March l4 was a great suc- cess. M.C. 'd by Charles Adam and James Murphy, the program moved along at a fast rate, presenting a wide variety of entertainment to capacity audiences at both perform- ances. 50 flfllflde Oul' QKJQP5 MAY FESTIVAL For the first time in the history of Sayre High's activities, a May Festival was held in the football stadium. Highlighting the evening of May l4 was the crowning of Phoebe Dickson as Queen of May by Charles Adam. Focal point of the arrangement was the Queen's Court, centered in front of the grandstand and beautifully decorated with a variety of spring flowers. Attending Miss Dickson in the court were girls from the senior, iunior, and sopho- more classes. Chosen by the vote of their class- mates were Barbara Draper, Joanne Griffith Alice Palipkonich, Marion Vanderpool, Isa- belle Adam, Janet Lehr, Sally Jo Krotzer, and Barbara Taylor. The crown bearer was Arthur Price and the flower girls were Donna Eldred, Kathleen Martini, Patti Rae Donlin, and Bonnie Wilcox--all fourth grade students. Grades one through twelve participated in the Festival, presenting a varied and colorful en- tertainment of dancing, music, and gymnas- tics. I 1 'H 'WV fl.. WM an aclclecl confufiion 0 laohficzf E1 Republicans on parade Ike Monfz wins! Adlai McQueeney speaks Democrats launch their campaign gg ,Ya , 4 Y' Q . Freedom of choice Heat of the campaign begins 52 e uofec! Ar .9Le ana! .fdclfai Students choice A A n mericcm privilege Are you registered? The Tollying the score - for Ikel 53 6 ,ML comes! WQITLLQI' 1. Q l li ,nv ERIK LEIDZEN 5 ill Sayre High was signally honored this year in being chosen as host school for the Eastern All State Band. The three-day festival got under way February fifth with 179 band members from T55 eastern Pennsylvania schools converging on Sayre to be entertained in 89 private homes throughout the town. Accompanying the stu- dents were eighty music directors who spent their time in group meetings of various sorts. Mr. Erik Leidzen, noted conductor and composer and a native of Stockholm, Sweden as guest conductor directed the band in a program of music ranging from classical to swing. The high point during the three concerts which played to 2400 persons as well as aradioaudience was probably the concluding number, South Pacific as arranged by Mr. Leiclzen. The band members wore the uniforms of their respective schools, presentinga very colorful picture on the huge stage which had been constructed especially for this occasion. 54 Qf le .Side Hand This festival was the first state band meet ever held in a small town, and band members, direc- tors, ancl officials were profuse in their praise for the hospitality, organization and co-operation which marked this festival as one of the Finest ever held. In addition to the three concerts and the broadcast, several visiting band members participated in an in- formal radio program over WATS . Various souvenirs, a dance after Friday's concert and a banquet Saturday were other features con- tributing tothe success of this 27th Eastern All State Band Festival. B W J' 1 III ' 1 iss, Impromptu Jam Session STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Hufford, Field, Gregori, Mullen, Springer, Lynch, Budna, ROW 2: Phelps, Palipkonich, Welch DeWitt, Taylor, Richards, Farrell, Arcesi, ROW 3: Rathbun, White, Secor, Montz, Dowd, Greenfield Maurer, Durizch. The Student Council is a group of junior and senior high school students whose job it is to enforce the rules of the school . Amennber is chosen from each homeroom and members at large are chosen from the junior and senior classes. The Council is responsible for many programs carried on throughout the year. For example, it has charge of disciplinary behavior during the lunch period. A new proiect undertaken this year was the able supervision of the mock presidential election, which carried out the general idea of our own national elections in a highly satisfactory manner. Other activities included a complete locker check and the launching ofa clean-up campaign throughout the entire school. 56 14 Dlnikec! W gf Acfiue an Sdcfiue ROW I Adam Braund, Hubish, Rabenold, Farrell, Wolfe, Glaser, ROW 2: Kane, Bonney Grnalskr Taylor Hoag Worbleski, Krotzer. ROW 3: Thrasher, Flynn, Dowd, Beahan, Rentschler NATIONAL HO NOR SOCIETY Service, scholarship, leadership, and character-- these are the qualities that make iunior and senior students eligible for the National Honor Society. Members are chosen from the upper ten per cent of their class as probationary members in their junior year and become permanent members in their senior year. A formal initiation held during the second semester was followed by a tea for members, their parents, and the faculty. The local chapter received its charter May J5, 1945, and currently has 78 graduates, six senior and twelve junior members. 57 M fl'0Ue jAI'0LLg NATIONAL Tl-IESPIAN SOCIETY ROW 1: Howey, Billings, Hubish, Green, Anneman, Braund, Driscoll, Farrell, ROW 21MU1181y, Hun- singer, Noel, Rabcnold, Montz, Hildebrandt, Secor, Meyer, Act well your part, there all the honor lies -- this is the motto of the National Thespian Society, an honorary dramatic organization, established in 1929. Sayre's Troupe 1151 was chartered May 15, 1951, for the advancement of standards of excellence in dramatic arts. Membership in this non-secret, non- social organization is determined on the basis of participation, and at the presenttime only senior high students are eligible. Beginning in 1951 with twelve charter members, the local troupe now numbers seventeen active mem- bers and thirty graduate members. 58 p6ll fLC'll9atl0I'l unc! COHQFGJQJAEP gg CAP AND CUE Row I: Bowman, Springer, Beahan, l-lunsirlger, Secor, Calveric, Driscoll, Budna. Row 2: Springer, Schultz, Horn, Farrell, Johnson, Billings, Braund, Jenney, Carroll, Annabel. Row 3: Hayton, Anneman, Green, Carroll, l-lowey, Robinson, Warenzak, Warner, Hotalen, McSparron, McSparron. Row 4: Hubish, Adam, Schram, Staniukinas, Smith, Noel, Hildebrandt, Bagley, Carroll, Rathbun. President. . . . Laverne Hunsinger Vice-president . . . Peggy Springer Secretary. . . . Joyce Bowman Treasurer . . . Harold Secor Reporter . . Sidney Beahan One of the largest and oldest clubs in school is the Cap and Cue, a dramatic club for iuniors and seniors. During the course of the year, these budding thespians present several one-act plays both for the student body and For P.T.A. The aim ofthe club is to interest students in dramatic arts and the factors which contribute to the production ofa play. The l953 calendar included several social events as well as the annual May Day proiect. At commencement each year Cap and Cue awards prizes to the boy and girl who in the opinion of the iudges have excelled in dra- matics. Organized under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wildrick, this club has proved to be very popular among the students. 59 jo Zgkncl :pl-earning GRIDIRON CLUB Row I: Stein, Dowd, Rossi, Palipkonich, Dunfee, De Sisti, Comstock, Horniak. Row 2: Mac Neal, White, House, Page, Durizch, McCabe, Polletto, Wall, Green, Collins. Row 31 Wolcott, Fisk, Knowles, Cole, Tompkins, Baker, Arcesi, Mahaney, Jackson. Row 4: Novak, Husick, Johnson, Lee, Sherman, Scherer, Carpenter, Benjamin, DeKay, Snyder, Titus, Saxe. SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB Row I:Micklitsch, Field, Hayton, Bowen, Brown, Westbrook. Row 2':Vi.113IlIi, Glosenger, Hubish, Hildebrandt, Velardo, Fitzgerald, Phelps. 60 WMM mcrea fion PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row I: Sweitzer, Neusch, Donlin, West, Kast. Row 2: Mauer, Rentschler, Daniels, Liebhaber, Carroll, Little. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Row I: Coveney, Wolcott, Brewer, Hendershot, Mays, Cutuzzo, Geisinger, Page. Row 2: Warner, Frutchey, Pizzardi Doyle, Krotzer, O'Connor, Rentschler, Leahy, Vough, Wood, Mathews, Miller. Row 3: Mahoney, Daddona, Smith Westbrook, Streeter, Rogers, Mays, Marshall, Talada, kvzahoney, White. 1 ,QILIO H 0l'l'll'l'l0I'l LLPIQOJQ ILLUSTRATORS' CLUB Row I:Casselbury, Laux, Glaser. Row 2: Shay, Rinus, Baird, Walunan, Teeter, McCutcheon, l-lunsinger. Row 3: Monroe, Spaulding, l-loughtalen, Wing, Martz, Peet, Ellers, Randall, Maxim. DANCE BAND Row lg Potter, Keir, Leonard, Flynn, Hartung. Row 2:B111lIlgl, Stein, Stephens, Rabenold, Rhodes, Harper. 62 WAMA gnagkd .4 LIBRARY COUNCIL Row I: Harshbarger, Osborne, Adam, Borits, Hair, Row 2: Cochi, Angelo, Ferro, Cleaver, Ackley, DeKay, Hancock MAJORETTE CLUB Row I: Taylor, Sutton, Worbleski, Hudock, Chandler, Saxe. Row 2: Gregori, Hotalen, Springer, Farrell, Croke, Draper, Keene, Roberts. Row 3: Goble, Smith, MacNea1, Quatrini, Harris, Shaffer, Synnot, Ennis, Langeland. 63 30 QLUJAQI' Ml' LUN LATIN CLUB Row lg Sweirzer, Staniukinas, Thrasher, Horn, Ginalski. Row 2: Kane, Rossillo, Tompkins, Cummings, Galligan Row 3: llarris, Stanchak, Scanlin, Carey, Snyder, Keegan. THEATRE ARTS CLUB Row rg Davenport, Bogart, Chamberlain, McCutcheon, Polasky, Williams. Row 21 Chandler, Anderson, Rowe, Mc Cracken, Croke, Twigg, Norton, Deubler, Sandroni. 64 lgnvhuicfuaf Cgnferedfd HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row I: Hancock, Kennedy, Kohler, Rogers, Palipkonich, Harper. Row 21 Rolls, Walker, Sirzer, Turtle, Teeter Frantz, Talada. Row 3: Sitzer, Petrocco, Calvenc, Lantz, Shoemaker, House. STAMP CLUB Row I: Harshbarger, George, Huntzinger, Shoemaker, Russell, Hadlock, Annabel. Row 21 House, Daddona, Dunham Kenish, Flynn, Green, Park, Jackson, Hakes, Keene. Row 3: Bronson, Lutz, Billings, Dlltz, Chamberlain, Dougherty, Brungess, Brown, Ferro, Kutchma. 65 n gnric ing xloeriencefi JU NIOR TRI-HI-Y Row I: Soper, Reynolds, Scott, Seibel, Seibel, Nobles, Merrick, Welch. Row 2: Soprano, Albert, Erle, Whitehead, Thomas, Campbell, Blake, Reynolds, Kepner, Johnson, Wilson. Row 3: Stiles, Benjamin, Simonds, Renshaw, Walm- sley, Snyder, Walt, Sitzer, Albert, Shellard. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Row I: Randall, Price, Faltisco, Johnston, Horn, Murrelle, Alteri. Row 2: Kipp, Keene, Alteri, lesher, Gleockner Hakes, Croke, Chamberlain, Loomis. Row 3: Millard, McCracken, Roberts, Dawson, Eldred, Langley, Nobles, Covey Design. 66 6n6gAfeneJ lalarecia fion - ' 5,1 , l.:-KE.-,, :I wa.h Arsf ?1 pf-me .gi -Y 1, 1-.-1 Y, I , 'Q fr xx KW .f7'i ,f I l 'fr' ' - X SEATED: Hudock, Meyer, Anneman, Johnson, Braund, Billings, Hildebrandt, Green, Secor. STANDING: Bagley Driscoll, Adam, Monroe,McEntire, Robinson, Glaser, Noel, Calveric, Hunsinger, Farrell, Wright, Mr. Buckingham Rabenold. We Shook the Family Tree Leave it to Hildegarde Dolson to get herself in a terrific iam! Being a wallflower, Hilde- garde decided that by chance she might get a bid for the big dance if she won the debate on the temperance issue. Her speech was given so dramatically that everyone in town believed her father was the drunkard. Mr. Dolson nearly lost his job when Mr. Shermer, his employer heard about the debate. Mrs. Dolson lent a helping hand by arranging a date for Hildegarde with Freddie Shermer, the banker's son. Hildegarde was mortified at the thought of going with Freddie because he was the only boy in school who had to wear knickers. She was even more ashamed when her brothers and friends started teasing her about her big date. The whole issue was finallysettled and the big surprise came when Freddie appeared at the door for Hildegarde in his new suit--with long pantsl CAST Hildegarde . . . Barbara Green Mr. Dolson . . Laverne I-lunsinger I I, V, ' Mrs. Dolson . . Eleanor Billings D Sally ...... Joy Hudock 'F Bob .... Harry Hildebrandt -. Jimmy . . . David Meyer l I ' J , 'iii Ellie May . . . Mona Anneman -. -5 ze 'Q S' ,,-, Jill ..... Shirley Braund . 5 I A wt!-gn A , Freddie Shermer . . Donald Noel 'E ,ffzii-51' .fur as Mr. Shermer . . Harold Secor vl'7f-'GW'-Eu m y 'I Mrs. Shermer . . Patricia Farrell ,ffkf wg A Paige .... Marlene Johnson ' '4 'J ff' r .1 ' Director . . . Mr. Buckingham 67 Ol' Cl LLCCQJJKJK FQPAJPIYIGIICQ l 'YJ-It False Colors, a three-actcomedy was presented March 2I under the direction of Miss Stocum. The scene is the home of Dean Elbert Meeker of Davenport College for Women. Trudy Meeker, the dean's charming daughter, is attracted to Doug, their boarder and the college instructor of psychology, almost immediately upon his arrival. Doug suddenly announces his engagement to Gloria Gilbert, a young college siren when she threatens to tell everyone that he is a wrestler. Then Mel White, a newspaper reporter and Trudy's friend, uncovers evidence indicating that Doug is the leader ofa daring gang of bank thieves using the college as a hideout and has him arrested. When this happens, Willa Davenport, the founder and benefactress of the college withdraws her support and it looks as though the college will have to close its doors. Just prior to his arrest, Doug has been writing a paper on the psycopathic behavior of aborigines, and Sue has been writing a story entitled, l Shot My Husband in the Middle of Out Honeymoon. When she can't find her story, Sue immediately suspects that Doug has stolen it. After more investigation Mel discovers that Doug had nothing to do with the robberies and he is released. Doug now breaks his engagement to Gloria and gives up wrestling for good. Willa Davenport, upon receiving a letter in which she learns that Doug was awarded a prize for a story entitled I Shot My Husband in the Middle of Our Honeymoon decides to continue supporting the college. Later it is learned that by mistake Doug submitted the wrong story to the contest, CAST Flossie . Patricia Howey Lois Meeker ..... . . . . Betty Driscoll Sue Meeker . Susan Horn Trudy Meeker .... . . . . Mona Anneman Doug Finley ..... . . . Laverne Hunsinger Elbert Meeker .... . . . . Russell Montz Gloria Gilbert .... . . . . Barbara Green Killer O'Toole .... . . . . .John Mullaly Willa Davenport . . . . . . Delphlne McEntire Mel White ..... . . . Ronald Rabenold Radio voice .Harold Secor if 68 jkefie miffen qcounfa J' ' , . Av-few, ,,.fM 4, v yr' . THE CHlEFTAIN F 154 A - 1.4 f . . .,. i , F, l.. ,f Cn, Q.. A T- ' YI' RIQERU, X' 4... .IL LITERARY STAFF ROW I: Adam, Hubish, Beahan, ROW 2: Snyder, Cummings, Krotzer, Braund, Bowen, Hubish, Hendershor, Farrell, Kenrick, Glaser, Thrasher, pw- ll-uf .J PRODUCTION STAFF SEATED: Watts, D, Saxe, Worbleski, STANDING: Schram, Robinson, Laux, Noel, Wolfe, Sutton, C. Calveric, Johnson, Sozanski, Osborne, Ackley, Braund, D. Calveric, Hubish, M. Saxe, Hufford, 69 4 Q 4 G f'--P uf edignafe Our Sfriuingd LITERARY STAFF ROW l:Fal'l'81l, Hudock, Braund, Kane. ROW 2: Geisinger, Anneman, Ginalski, Adam, Hubish, Beahan, Hen- dershor, Green, Kominski, Krotzer, Sutton, Horn. Rentschler, Taylor, SAYRENADE 'Hy-. EDITORIAL STAFF Dawson, Calveric, Hudock, Sraniuklnas, Kast. SEATED: Rabenold, 70 0 UCC02 CUAGIIU AX ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, ADVERTISING STAFFS ROW I: Staniukinas, Dawson, Kast. ROW 2: Laux, Monroe, Glaser, Coddington, Neusch. TYPING STAFF ROW I: Driscoll, C. Calveric, ROW 2: D, Calveric, Ackley, Wolfe, Osborne, Noel, Sutton 71 we Wefoclic ugrafiogna n VT- . 5. r 2 '11 4n-..b.- nh!-wan..-a-.f' '.1....H., pr-.Q A. .. .... .W ..- SENIOR BAND ROW 1: Worbleski, Draper, Saxe, Chandler, Hudock, Taylor, Sutton, Dickson, Croke. ROW 2: Kaplan, Neusch, Hufford, Mathews, Snyder, Hubish, Brewer, Taylor, Krotzer, Yingling, Pryslopski, Schlier, Kays, Miller, Warner, Kane, Billings, Bizilia, ROW 3: Hayton, Anneman, Hubish, Spaulding, Casselbury, Lattimer, Williamson, Daniels, Keener, Beahan, Potter, Hartung, Stein, Harper, Rhodes. ROW 4: House, Kast, Mott, Stephens, Braund, Bond, Sloat, Hubish, Driscoll, Valinch, Leonard, Keir, Glaser, Beahan. ROW 5: Hildebrandt, King, Hanson, Hartung, Scanlin, Cipperly, Galligan, Hayton, Braund, Keegan, Springer, Garey, Phillips, Rabenold, ROW 6: Farrell, Billings, Warner, Shay, Mr, Sickler, Daniels, Welch, Johnson, Bowman, A ' - - -f -i-l- -Q-l 'gl' s'l , 2 l T m . l ' x SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA CLARINETS: Braund, E, Hubish, B, Hubish, Mott. SAXOPHONES: Glaser, Valinch, TRUMPETS: Harper, Rhodes, Potter, Casterline, VIOLINS: Krotzer, Hendershot, Rathbun, Wolfe, Leonard, Coveney, Phelps, Lattimer, Yale, Roberts, Tompkins, Ayers, Osborne, Beach, TROMBONES: Flynn, M, Springer, FLUTES: Mullen, Taylor, BARITONE: Hartung, FRENCH HORN: Kast. BASSES: King, Hildebrandt, DRUMS: Billings, Deubler, Daniels, Johnson. STRING BASS: Rabenold, PIANO: P, Springer, 3.37. '-1 fimufafing ne 2 .fdgigfiefi JUNIOR BAND CLARINETS: Mott, Hubish, Kays, Schlier, Pryslopski, Yingling, Mandarano, Brehm, Zimmer, Miller, E, Warner, Billings, Knowles, J, Welch, BARITONE: Cipperly, FLUTES: A. Kaplan, Bizilia, Taylor, OBOE: Franklin. TROM- BONES: Braund, Garey, P, Phillips, P, Kaplan, Bryan, Allis. FRENCH HORN: D, Warner. TRUMPETS: Hartung, Beahan, Daniels, Lattimer, Casselbury, Spaulding, R. Phillips, Parr, Smith, Ashley, Scott, Barton, Ferguson, Ab- rams, Williamson. BASS HORN: King. SAXOPHONES: Valinch, Sloat, Brown, Dewitt, Bond, D. Loomis. CELLO B, Loomis. DRUMS: Krotzer, Wing, Shay, C, Welch, Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA TROMBONES: Garey, Braund, Phillips, FLUTES: Franklin, Bizilia, Kaplan. BARITONE: Cipperly. ALTO SAXOPHONES: Brown, Valinch, Bond. TRUMPETS: Williamson, Casselbury, Beahan, Barton, Ferguson, Ashley, Spaulding, Lattimer. DRUMS: Daniels, Catlin, Chacona, Chapman. CELLO: Loomis. CLARINETS: Miller, Knowles, Yingling, Zimmer, Schlier, Billings, Warner, Pryslopski, Hubish, Mandarano, Kays, Brehm, Welch, Mott, VIOLINS: Hotalen, Marshall, Jackson, Salo, Willson, Little, Murphy. 73 reafe lgrecifiion .Z ' MAIORETTES FRONT: Draper, l-ludock, Croke, REAR: Sutton, Taylor, Saxe, Dickson, Worbleski, Chandler. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW I: Franklin, Billings, White, Annabel, Price, Miller, Sitzer, Walker, Sitzer, Whitehead, Walmsley Shoemaker, Ackley, Reynolds, Rolls, Deubler, Green, Murphy. ROW 2: Kohler, Scott, Shoemaker, Kinney Merrill, MacNeal, Ward, Renshaw, Angelo, Quatrinl, Stadnick, Smith, Fairchild, Goble, Annabel, Satterly Harper, Greenfield, 74 .fgfwl Cl 541160119 Clf'l'l'l0fly MIXED CHORUS ROW I: Springer, Tompkins, Rentschler, Robinson, Geisin- ger, Cutuzzo, Hair, Barrow cliff, Carroll, ROW 2: Bennett Coveney, Sweitzer, Ault Bennett, Casterline, Hoag land, Sweitzer, Billings, SENIOR CHORAL CLUB ROW I: Cahill, Horn, Carroll Billings, Casselbury, Billings ROW 2: Calveric, Driscoll Lehr, Kominski, Farrell, Hay ICD. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS ROW I: Scott, Daddona, Will- son, Snyder, Soprano, Dun- ham, Welch, ROW 2: Worbl- eski, DeWitt, Welch, Mer- rick, Pietro, Sloat, Albert, Garey, S h e lla r d, Faltisco Albert. SIMS' SPUHTS ,gn .griencffg r I A 76 Sfirre gxcifemenf FOOTBALL The Sayre High Red- skins underwent a fairly .A -- A successful gridiron season. With an experienced back- field and a green line, CoachGlen Haggerty's de- termined and high-spirited Red and Blue terminated the season with a record of threewins, five losses, and one tie. To open the gridiron season, the squad was the X guest of the strong Forty y Fort team. Although Sayre fought its way for two i touchdowns, the hosts defeated Sayre 27 to I2. Only a small crowd nirned out to cheer the Redskins on in their first home game and first victory. It was a I4 to I2 win over Dickson City. Frank Durizch tallied the touchdowns for Sayre with Joe McCabe in the quarterback slot calling si nals. g October third brought a strong and experienced hall club from Jessup. The powerful Green handed Sayre their second loss of the season with a score of IQ to 13. Tom Page and Frank Durizch did most of the ball handling for Sayre. The following week brought the sporting rivalry between the Redskins and the fighting Athens Bulldogs. Sayre was the guest of their southern rival for the most exciting game of the year. Both teams played an excellent game, hard and determined. The finalscorewasaig to I3 deadlock. Tom Page and Frank Durizch each sparked the Redskins to a touch- down. Charlie Baker possibly saved the game for Sayre when he converted the one extra point. Waverly invaded Sayre for another gridiron thriller on October IO. The Sayre Redskins took an early lead when Page made an 86 yard jaunt good for a touchdown. The Wolverines then tallied two touchdowns to put themselves out in front. Ona spectacular catch of a pass from Joe McCabe, Tom Page raced for another touchdown, the play covering 62 yards. McCabe plunged over for the extra point. Waverly, however, scored twice more and converted once, making the final score a 25 to I3 victory for the Wolverines. Waverly was the 1952 Valley - Towanda champion. Sayre renewed its rivalry with Milton High School after having played the last game in I948 to a 6 to 6 tie. This year Sayre broke the game wide open for their second win, the game ending in a 25 - 7 victory. Again Tom Page led the Red and Blue in the scoring, his first being 65 yards on a pass from McCabe, and the second a 59 yard dash. Merrill, Durizch, and Wright drove the ball up to the one foot line where McCabe took it over. Durizch made the extra point and later came back to make Sayre's fourth T.D. 77 ur oung ,airifecl fayem The following week Sayre bowed to the powerful Black Knights from Towanda. In this game Sayre received their worst defeat of the seasonwitha score of 39 to 6. Frank Durizch made the touch- down for Sayre on a 26 yard dash. Corning Free Academy delivered another crushing defeat to the Redsklnsghowever, the first half turned out to be exciting and close. C,F,A. made one T.D. and Sayre missed three when they were in close scoring position. In the second half Corning broke the game wide open as they tallied three more T. D. s and a safety. Sayre made a score early in the fourth quarter when McCabe pa sed to Merrill in a spectacular play. The final score was 27 to 6. 78 glxkigifecl a fo in .L The last gridiron game and third victory of the season was with Troy. Both teams made their highest score of the season in this game, Sayre with 41 points and Troy with 20 points. High scoring honors went to Tom Page with three T. D. 's and four conversions. One was a 68 yard punt return, another on a 52 yard pass play, and the third one a nine-yard plunge. The other touchdowns were a 62 yard sprint by Lyle Merrill, Frank Durizch on a II yard run, and Anson Wright on a short pass from Joe McCabe, 1' , ffm:w'i',..f' N ' L . Wag: W-1 .Vw . ,,f: . ' ,ZA 1, Ju .g,, ',f1!fy.Sff -fi-3' X -, . , 3. ,A ' -.mrWsxu?Uge1, ' A QM, re 5- ,t L. U. t sr ,- ,pl gg, H W - f ,M I nw, ff km ' at f ,, Appearing for their last high school performance in the Troy game were Co-captain Anson Wright, capable end and punterg Lyle Merrill, halfback who started rather late in the seasonhut did a splendid jobg and Co-captain Charlie Merrick, tacklewho held this post every game. Also leaving are reserves John Mullaly, James Cole, and Harold Peterson. 79 .14 Wixfure of .xdgigfied VARSITY J, Farrell, R, Farrell, Bentley, Benjamin, Borits, Carmody, Brennan, Regan, Page, McQueeney. The 1952-53 edition of the Sayre Redskins' basketball squad proved itself to be one ofthe fastest and most aggressive teams in the area. Although handicapped by a lack of height they produced a record to be proud of. The Redskins opened the season with a win over Newark 'Valley in a thrilling spe cta cle . Journeying next to Waverly the confident Redskins JUNIOR VARSITY were set back by the sparkling Arcesi, Van Allen, West, Carpenter, Snyder, DeKay, Wolverines to the tune of 91 to 34. Mon' Baker' White' Cole' On Friday of the same week the boys dropped a close one to Wellsboro, on the latter's court, 63 to 60. The next contest found the Redskins hosting a fine Owego team, and again the Redskins came up on the short end of the score. The never-say-die spirit showed up the following week when the Sayre boys took consecutive games from LeRaysville 62 - 51, and Canton 49-41. A return game with Towanda proved to be a thriller with Sayre being edged 55-53. The succeeding week found Sayre taking two Roosevelt Trail games from Canton and Wyalusing, 51-43 and 41-35 respectively. Sparked by Dick Brennan's 15 points, the Redskins, showing their best form of the season, satisfied a frenzied capacity crowd as they outplayed Athens in every department for a42-36 triumph. The young squad composed mostly of juniors was- led by the sharp-shooting of Bob Farrell and clever ball-handling of Tommy Page. Making his debut at Sayre, Coach Cal Welliver guided the Redskins through a most successful season. 80 8 Ll mfA600I'6bl'l6lt26! lain l V - a 'L 81 ibidlgfa ying WCA gfkcfiuenedd v, - .O +- -,,,- , , U I ' a 5 l O 82 Y!!!-pr- 0 Rubee! .giaorf l l TRAC K l952 saw the resumption of track and field events at Sayre High School after a lapse of ten years. Largely be- cause of their speed on the cinder path and Russ Montz's proficiency in field events, the Redskins easily defeated Owegog however, Sayre's inexperience was evidentOS their traditional foes from Athens and Waverly over- powered them . Coach Thoren had a couple of speedy boys - Russell Montz and John Mullaly. ln the Athens meet, Russ won the high jump as well as the broad jump with ease, set- ting a new broad jump record of 19 feet,6 inches. John passed all others to take the mile sprint in 5 minutes, one second. Placing first in several events, Dick Jones contributed greatly in the i952 meets. Against Owego, Dick Jones captured the lOO yard dash while the relay team of Regan Dov enport, Horniak, and Montz won its event. The half-mile run was taken by Ray Carroll with Davenport finishing First in the 220 yard dash. 83 pl'0U8J SMCCQJJMUK fl , 1 lx' . K All aboard for Owego A final lunge ws! Hey coach,l qualified! p FW' .gi V 'f' .. . 4' 1,. en .4.', A .4 -' f L. ., a Flying saucer Mathias, Jr. 84 I n ifd lgregminarg .gaged ff . ff. X. f he K, ,U 0 'Rf-f The Flying Dutchman Reaching for a record -Li NL..,,,ws At last the tape The finish 85 weather Several gameswere postponed because of rain and wet grounds. These same conditions caused nights of lost practice which may have brought that extra zip needed to win the games. .S?90rf:5man4Ail9 lpreuaikcl Row I Coach Weiss Durrzch Page Vrllanti, Kelly, Regan. Row 2: Farrell, Jones, Casterline, Flynn, Carmody, BASEBALL The Redskin's 1952 baseball team like the other teams of the X951-52 seasons suffered from lack of experience with too many of the graduated 1ettermen's spots filled by rookies. Despite this severe handicap Coach Weiss put a team on the field that was a credit to the school both in their athletic ability and good sportsmanship. The not very impressive season record of 8 losses and no victories can by no means tell the story of the spunky Redskin team, Among the losses were some hard ones which could have been pulled out ofthe fire by a base hit when there were two on -- or by that third strike going across the plate. The season's schedule suffered in the hands of the 86 jAI'0llgA0l,lt ik? I' - . V- -, W: ,WW -V . MQW ri HA ,J ,V A me MGS In . 87 Jdncl Wow Our .f4cAieUemenf Yes, final ly we have reached the end of our experiment. These recollections will always remain a symbol of our alma mater. Memories are precious things . This annual cannot bring back all that we have shared in our years at Sayre High, but perhaps in future years this i953 SAYRENADE will add a glow to our fading memories. Education is not a mere means of life--education is life. 88 Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abrams, Mrs. Hazel Adam, Charles C. Adam, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Adams, Donald Ambs, Helen B. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Angus, Mr. and Mrs. George Anspach, Mrs. Fred Apollonio, Mr.and Mrs. Rocco Ault, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Bagley, Mr.and Mrs. Floyd H., Sr Baird, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barnes, Mrs. Elward Bates, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beeman, Gladys Benedict, Nellie M. Bennett, Clyde Bennett, Norma Bertelson, Bernice Bidlack, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Biles, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Biles, Thelma Billings, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Bobick, Mrs. Andrew Bobick, Betty Jean Bobick, John P. Bogart, James Bolinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ray K. Banning, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, Phyllis Bowman, Richard Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Braund, Darwin Braund, Mr. and Mrs. Oren J. Brehm, Dr. and Mrs. William F. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Budnyi, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Calveric, Mrs. Catherine Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Iannavino, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carey, Mrs. Clarence PHlllllllS Carlson, E. S. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll, Dr. and Mrs. V. A. Casciani, Mrs.Lucy Casterline, Mr. and Mrs. John Cheresnowsky, Nick Cheresnowsky, Walt Chilson, Harry Chilson, Mrs. Lillie Ciardi, Arthur Clarke, Rev. and Mrs. Scott D. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Collins, Mary L. Comstock, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conte, Mario Courtright, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Decker, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Norman DeLaney, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. DeSisti, Michael Donlin, John Donlin, Leo A. Dotter, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Draper, Barbara Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dribnack, Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll, Mr. and Mr. Howard Driscoll, Roma M. Druckenmiller, Marie Dunfee, Mr. and Mrs. James Durizch, Delores Ekblad, Fred O. Eldred, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellis, Pearly England, Christine Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Finch, Ida M. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Knapp Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin riess, Carol Friess, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Friess, Louise Geiss, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ginalski, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Goodmiller, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gorski, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green, Mr. and Mrsf. Nlorgan Gregory, Reta Guthrie, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Haas, John E. Halles, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J., Jr. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harshbarger, Mr. and Mrs. l. E. Henrich, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heverly, Angie E. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hildebrandt, Mr. and Mrs. George L Holland, Mr. and Nlrs. C. Thomas Hollenbeck, David R. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horn, Betty Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horn, Mr. and Mrs. John Horton, Clyde Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Howey, Mrs. James Hubish, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hudock, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Huminik, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunsinger, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Isbell, John Jenney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, Donna Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Keegan, Mrs. Ann Kelble, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Kepner, Mr. and Mrs. John King, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Klinlco, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kominski, Anthony Kresge, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Laux, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lehr, Charlotte Lehr, William E. Lindley, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Little, Mr. and Mrs. Donald LoVecchio, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lowe, Margaret Lowe, Phyllis Lynch, Mrs. Cyril Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lyons, Mildred Lyons, Paul Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. James Malfatti, Mr. O. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. McEntire, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McSparron, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. McSparron, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meilcle, Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Meyer, Beatrice A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard D. Moynehan, Mrs. Mary Miles, W. J. Miller, Ben Montz, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Muffley, Shirley Muffley, Mr. and Mrs. William Mullaly, Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Mullaly, Helen Nader, Joseph G . Noel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Novak, John P. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Orlowski, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Page, Kathryn Palmer, Mrs. Leon W. Parfrey, Mr. and Mrs. David Paul, Shirley J. Peterson, Elizabeth Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Polaslci, Geri Pritchard, John Prindle, Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E . Pruyne, Nancy Rabenold, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rabenold, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reeve, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Regan, Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Rentschler, Dr. and Mrs. Henry D Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. George Ritz, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roberts, Mariorie L. Robinson, Beverly Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Rogers, Mrs. Orlando Rogers, Ruth Ropp, Shirley Rumble, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Sager, D. Satterly, Mrs. F. Schram, Mr. and Mrs.Fred W. Schram, Paula Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Van Scoten, Calvin Scott, William Searfoss, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Silkman, Mrs. Robert Sindoni, Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Sloat, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sloat, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Smith, Garrett Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith, Guy W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Springer, Mrs. Mary Staniukinas, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stedge, Dr. and Nlrs. Rodney Stetz, Mr. and Mrs. John Strayves, Mr. and Mrs. George Strayves, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strope, William Stroup, Leona Struble, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Sullivan, Thomas A. Sweeney, John Terpko, Mrs. John Tetreault, Mr. and Mrs. E. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Titus, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Twoomey, Jacquelyn Twoomey, Jean Twoomey, Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler, Hildred Tymoski, Mary Tymoski, Mrs. Peter Valinch, Rosemarie Van Fleet, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Velardo, Mrs. Emil Volchinsky, Kathryn Walls, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter, Jack Warner, Mrs. Dorothy Warner, Mrs. Florence Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Leadom Wassmer, Edward Watts, Mrs. Frank Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Werkheiser, Laura West, Frank West, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitbeck, W. J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wood, Edward A. Woodcock, George Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Worbleski, Mr. and Mrs. Michael KERWIN'S GIFT CENTER Gifts for All Occasions Tel . 392-M 377 Broad Street Waverly New York ALTERI FUNERAL HOME 3l4 Desmond Street Sayre, Pennsylvania Congratulations to The Class of '53 BOND'S Jewelers Silversmiths T38 Desmond Street Sayre, Pennsylvania SAYRE MOTOR COMPANY Nash Sales and Service Used Cars -- All Makes 206 S. Keystone Avenue Tel. TU 3-2861 Sayre , Pennsylvania DePUMPO'S SALES AND SERVICE A. ATKIN DeSoto and Plymouth Tel. - l Waverly New York Ladies' Ready to Wear 225 Desmond Street Sayre, Pennsylvania GLUVEHDHLE FHHHIS CUHIPHIIU Milk of Superior Flavor Try Our Vitamin D Homogenized Milk Sayre -- Athens -- Waverly RALPH TWIGG LOCKER PLANT Lockers to Rent Frozen Foods for Sale Also Meat Cutting East Athens R. D. 92, Pa. Tel. TU 2-1595 l'lALUSKA'S HARDWARE 216 Desmond Street Sayre, Pennsylvania For Hardware -- lt's Haluska's Congratulations From BlSHOP'S FUEL THE I I A Y Farmers m National Bank 'I ATHENS, PA. Has Kept The Homes In The Valley Warm For Years TELL DAD ABOUT IT THINGS TO WEAR FOR MEN WHO CARE Arrow Shirts Adam '65 Lee Hats lnterwoven Hose Swank Jewelry JOHN l'l. MURRAY and SON B. V. D. Sportswear BLUE COAL FUEL OIL Michaels - Stern Clothes Phone TU 2-21 I I Samsonite Luggage Over Sixty Two n 0 9 SPIOP Years at Same DESMOND ST. I SAYRE Location SAYRE CLEANERS 8: DYERS First Dry Cleaning Plant in the Valley WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone: TU 2-7121 DUGAN'S HOT and COLD LUNCHES Complete FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone: TU 8-9501 130 W. Lockhart St. Sayre CROFT LUMBER CO. Wholesale - Retail Lumber Hardware and Plumbing Everything For The Builder Phone TU 2-0834 TU 2- 7691 Home and Aulo Supplies Fuel Oil Kerosene and Gas AT HORN 8: TAYLOR DESMOND ST. N. MAIN ST. TU 8-9481 TU 8-9511 Sayre Athens SAVACOOL HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 133 West Lockhart St. Sayre, Pa. Best Wishes to Class of '53 MARSHALL'S ROTARY SERVICE STATION Best for Less Keystone Ave . Sayre, Pa. FRAN-LYNN'S J- J- NEWBERRY WauerIy's Complete Fashion Centrr Featuring Women's, Misses' and Junior DESMOND STREET Apparel in all Sizes Sayre. Pennsylvania 348 BROAD STREET Waverly, N. Y. H7 Lockhart St. Sayre, Pa. Television Admiral General Electric Zenith Philco Refrigerators Philco Norge Admiral HHGGEHTU HPPLIHHCE IIEIITEH Complete Line of Small Appliances Sales 8. Service 350 Broad St. Waverly, N. Y Electric Ranges Norge Tappan Philco Automatic Washers Maytag Norge i900 Whirlpool ,.n Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1953 IiIHSEII'S HIFI SHUP 8 DRUG SIIIIIE Packer Avenue Sayre , Pennsylvania Your Beauty Problems Solved FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SALON W. Sayre TU 3-H35 Hair Cutting, Styling 8. Permanent Waving PENN-YORK VALLEY MOTORS CO. , INC 28 N. Keystone Ave. Phone: TU 8-9341 S . Waverly Antiques Secondhand Bought 8. Sold Furniture YE OLDE ANTIQUE SHOP -- and -- THE SWAP SHOP B. C . McCarty 508 S. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Pa. G . L. DUGGAN PERFECTION LAUNDRY Member American Institute of Laundering Plumbing 8, Heating 245 Desmond St. Sayre, Pa. Oil Burner Service A Speciality Tel. Tu 3-7513 Athens Pa COAL FUEL OIL VALLEY COAL COMPANY GREGORY'S GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS - POT PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS 530 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre. Pennsylvania Phone: TU 2-i904 OI 106 PACKER AVENUE Sayre. Pennsylvania L BURNERS STOKERS AMBS MOTORS Your Packard Kaiser - Frazer Sales 8. Service 301 N. Keystone Ave. Sayre, Pennsylvania Congratulations To The Class of '53 MINER'S MARKET and RESTAURANT DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania COMMUNITY DRY CLEANERS For Better Cleaning Phone Turner 3-I7II Wildwood Road Sayre, Pa CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE I Your Westinghouse Full-Line Dealer For The Valley Best Wishes From DeWI'IT ELECTRIC Westinghouse And Admiral Television Sales, Service and Installation DeWITI' ELECTRIC 320 S. Main Street Athens, Pennsylvania PHOTO SHOP 214 Desmond St. Sayre, Pa . EVe'YII ln9 PIWOIOQVCPIWIC DOUGLAS AND BUSH INC Fresh or Frozen Poultry Qualify Eggs LINES' POULTRY Phone 964 Waverly, N .Y. Complete Heating and Plumbmg Serwce 5 SPAUL DING STREET Waverly, N Y LUCKNER FUNERAL SERVICE Waverly r . ff : , Wa gn ,wx wr? -,M Q. HANNER'S GROCERY Frozen Food - Produce - Cold Cuts Ice Cream 142 So. Keystone Avenue Sayre Pa. WEISS STORE Ladies' 8. Children's Wear Sayre, Pennsylvania Ingersoll-Rand Be the Smartest Looking Graduate Foo-rE-S Famous Brands A5 Collegetown Suits ATLANTIC STATION Van Heugen SUH5 Lubfifdfl-On 1 TIFES BOSIODICIH Shoes Batlerles Phone: 695 JIM PALUZZI'S Toggery 8.'TaiIors Elmer Ave . Sayre 436 CHEMUNG STREET Waverly, New York LAUNDROMA1' WEST SAYRE BARBER 124 W. Lockhart St. Sayre Tel. TU 3-8701 RED LAMAN Prompt Service 424-S. KEYSTONE AVE. Wash 8. Dry Sayre. Pa, Fred 8. Hazel Price, Owners HICKS and COLLINS 1- J ICE CREAM . .rf F H5215 CONFECTIONERY 235 DCSMOND 5 T ' SAYDC 'mama Q - 1 .caaaLo'-f' Sayre, Pennsylvania Mllllllllll PRINTING IIIIMPANY Book and Commercial Printers Since 1903 Sayre Pennsylvania BEST WISHES WELLER THEATRE DOUGLAS FUEL COMPANY MOBIL PRODUCTS Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Anlhracite Coal Phone: I6 Courteous. Prompt Service 5 SPAULDING STREET WAVERLY, NEW YORK KOHLER PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE General Tires Delco Batteries 444 N. KEYSTONE AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TU 8-7231 CLARKE'S G .L.F. SERVICE l40-152 Broad St. Waverly, N. Y. Feed and Fertilizers Farm Suppl ies Hardware 6ROSSMAN'S Western Meat Free Delivery HOME BAKERY CANNAVlNO'S FOOD MARKET lol S- Tl 0m05 AVenUe Mother's Only Competitor Sayre, Pc. 120 DESMOND STREET Groceries Vegetables Sayre, Pa. T O M T A Y l. O R Wholesale Sporting Goods 537 LINDEN STREET Scranton, Pennsylvania SHARPING, lnc. Congratulations Quality Footwear For From The Entire Family THE MEADES Verified By X-Ray 146 DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania Mil and Doc SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY PAINTS - WALLPAPER Your Friendly Paint Service Cenler DESMOND STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania R O C K M A N ' S LADIES' WEARING APPAREL LOCKHART STREET Sayre, Pennsylvania FRANK E . HAUVER Musical Instruments and Suppl ies 354 Walnut Sf. Elmira, N. Y. Good Luck To The Senior Class DUNFEE'S GROCERY Across from the School Auto Accessories Toys and Sporting Goods Sylvania Television WESTERN AUTO Associate Store 407 S. Main Street Athens Pa 1 Y 9,1 1 WEST SAYRE RESTAURANT KEYSTONE AVENUE Good Home Cooking At Prices You Can Afford C. P. WOODWARD 509 S. KEYSTONE AVE. Sayre. Pa. Homes Furnished Complete Phone TU 2-7322 ,ir,l Best Wishes Tungsten and Chemical Division SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC. Towanda , Pennsylvania THE LEHIBH VHLLEU HHILRUHD Extends Every Good Wish To the Student and Faculty of Sayre High School H. lil. HHIH 8 SUIIS IIUHIPHIIEI Dealers in Anthracite Coal Paint, Lumber and Millwork Armstrong Linoleums Everything to Build Anything Phone: TU 3-9274 ll6 Walnut Street Athens, Pa. GEORGE B. RICHARDS MEATS and GROCERIES Free Delivery 802 CHURCH STREET Athens, Pennsylvania Power Tools - Housewares Toys - Dupont Paints BOLICH BROS . HARDWARE Sayre, Pennsylvania TEE D INSURANCE COMPANY Phone: TU 2-5561 Sayre , Pennsyl vonia - A sir-, with-N. ' in 1 -fg9 ,. .I 7-' For Better Workmanship Call on Your BROTHERHOOD of PAINTERS Decorators 8. Paperhangers America Local T743 of Waverly, Sayre, Athens, 8. Towanila REAP 8. SON Television 8. Appliances 423 Broad Street Waverly, N. Y. Phone T063 Expert Service EVANS AND CHAFFEE CHAS. MCCARROLL Your Quality Store Sayre, Pa. Local and Long Distance Hauling Day or Night Service 605 Stevenson Sf. ATHENS DAIRY COMPANY Highest Quality Dependable Service MILK, CREAM, CHOCOLATE MILK AND Phone: TU 2-I 121 OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS Sayre, Pennsylvania HARRY J. HENSON FULL OR PART LOAD HOUSEHOLD GOODS Anytime-Anywhere Phone: WAVERLY 472 Just Around The Corner O'BRIEN BROS. NORTH LEHIGH AVE Sayre. Pennsylvania Overalls - Tobacco ll Congratulations To The Class of l953 From The ATHENS NATIONAL BANK Athens, Pa. Congratulations From THE EVENING TIMES Your NEWSPAPER Serving Sayre and Athens, Pa Waverly, N. Y. and Surrounding Areas in Tioga County, N. Y And Bradford County, Pa . Serving the Valley For Half a Century Modern Gas Service On The Mains or Miles in the Country City Gas Hi -Therm Bottle Gas Modern Gas Appliances VALLEY CITIES GAS COMPANY Sayre Pa. WALLIN'S SPORT SHOP 224 Main Street Athens, Pa. Phone: TU 2-0341 Congratulations To The Class of '53 BENEDlCT'S TYDOL STATION 102 S. Main Street Athens, Pennsylvania Phone: TU 8-9411 FOR YOUR INSURANCE See BIRD SUMNER Athens. Pa. SAYRE FLORAL COMPANY Waltman 8. Waltman 106 Packer Ave. Phone: TU 2-7611 W. N. BARBER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone: TU 2-2761 Funeral Home at 211 W. Lockhart Street Sayre, Pennsylvania LUTZ JEWELERS For Quality Furniture See For Fine Quality Gifts D. M. HANDRICK 8: SONS 323 BROAD STREET 393 BROAD STREET Waverly. N. Y. Waverly, N. Y. BLUE SWAN MILLS A Division of THE McKAY PRODUCTS CORPORATION S. Elmer Avenue Sayre. Pennsylvania Congratulations from WESTBROOK'S WHlPPLE'S LUMBER YARD For Beffef Clothes 508 N, Main S1-reef 328 S. Main Street Athens, Po. Phone: TU 3-9299 Athens , Pu. GARRISON - KOLB Oldsmobile Sales 8. Service Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TU 3-l37l JOHN'S SERVICE STATION Cars Washed Greased and Oiled Lee Tires and Tubes Exide and Lee Batteries Batteries Charged ill Best Wishes To THE D. G. NICHOLAS CO. Class of 1953 Distributors for Royal Triton Motor Oil R. C. KOLB Auto Parts - Supplies Equipment Complete Automotive Machine Waverly, N. Y. Sayre, Pa Shop Service Waverly, N. Y. Phone 71 For All COLE'S FOOD MARKET Kinds of Building Groceries - Meat Mqferiqlg Vegetables See Phone: 203 VALLEY LUMBER YARDS WAVERLY, NEW YORK 426 Brood Street Waverly, N. Y. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH GEORGE FRALEY 504 S. MAIN STREET Athens. Pennsylvania We Make Service A Science SALES AND SERVICE BEAR ALIGNMENT ESTHER STORELLI SHAFFER'S DRESS SHOP SUNOCO STATTON T.res - Batrenes PACKER AVENUE AL-cesso,,'es S3Yl'f- Pa- Wash and Grease Women's and Misses' Ready To Wear Call For and Deliver Cars N. KEYSTONE AVENUE SCHUSCO SHOE SERVICE 100 N. ELMER AVENUE Sayre, Pennsylvania WILBUR HOTEL Caters to Banquets 8- Parties Serves Good Food ACKLEY BUICK Sayre and Athens Authorized Buick Dealer For Waverly, I 508 S. Elmira St. Phone: TU 2-3l6l 'cv 'MM 1 ni?-1, is r gy rl . 5. .7 Y u . l l Congratulations To The Senior Class of '53 SHAFFER'S SNACK BAR 8. RESTAURANT Your Hosts, Milt 8. Woody WALKER MOTOR SALES After lVe Sell. We Serve FORD and MERCURY CARS Ford Trucks and Tractors WAVERLY. N. Y. For Quality Cleaning Phone: Waverly 540 MORETON CLEANERS Free Pick Up and Delivery Willa proper liglning ull can see NORTHERN PENN POWER COMPANY BETTER LIGHT EQUALS Q 's6ETTER SIGHT .I X f ,nn- ' ',,,':- --A 5 'M a fi1Q is J'ep.I.ember CLIFFORD R. JONES -, ' Y ol.: i A ' ff M 1 '15 , ,w fn-i ,4 6 ,-' W- A 45653 I Te LQ . ,'.frL- -45? xi. TCW- Ah' School is lun, the kids agree . . .Printing. . . 5ll Wells Avenue Athens, Pc. AUTO PARTS Try Max First He'll Have It! 20 Acres New and Used Auto Parts MAX COHEN E. Athens, Pa. Phone TU 3-9237 I Best Wishes To The Class of T953 THE SAYRE THEATRE QUALITY SERVICE O S STORES SERVING THE VALLEY FOR 28 YEARS S . SCHWARTZ Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel 321 Broad Street Waverly, N. Y. Congratulations From C. W. MCCRAY 328 Broad St Waverly, N KNAPP'S Your Nearest Large Department Store Waverly, N. Y. Complete Home Furnishings MATTOON MOTORS Dependable Sales and Service 433 - 437 Broad Street Waverly, N. Y. Phone-420 Serving the Valley Area W A T S SAYRE, PENNA. 1470 Kc. 1,000 WATTS MUSIC NEWS SPORTS W. S. 8: A. TRANSPORTATION CO. 238 SPRING STREET Sayre. Pennsylvania TEAM OUTFITTERS Wi lson-Rawl ings-MacGregor-Goldsmi th JOE'S The Best in Toys and Sports TOYS Sporting Goods - Wheel Goods 106 W. Lockhart St. Sayre, Pa . AL THEETGE CHEVROLET Service With Us And Drive ln Safety 3131-315 N. Elmer Avenue Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone: TU 2-3401 1. -. . .. x Q Congratulations From ROLFE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 102 N. Main St. Athens, Pa. Phone: TU 8-9821 For Flowers Call JAYNE'S GREENHOUSE ll Garfield St. Phone: Waverly 475 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '53 SAYRE LAND COMPANY Sayre, Pennsylvania HARRINGTON DAIRY COMPANY Manufacturers of Dolly Madison and Arisfrocraf lce Cream Phone: TU 8-7221 Sayre, Pennsylvania SAGER LUNCH Sandwiches 8. Sodas 114 W. Packer Ave. Sayre, Pa. Phone: TU 8-9371 I When You're Sick - See Your Doctor Best Wmhes When You Need Legal Advice-- 'P the See Your Lawyer Class of 1953 From WHEN YOU NEED INSURANCE SAYRE See MOTEL H. E. COWLES L. H. Brennan, Prop. Class of 1931 Phone: TU 2-8192 Sayre, Pa. ' Comgrcfulations Sayre Staff I METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO Lehigh Bldg. Sayre Po. Gorham Sterling Elgin Watches Heirloom Sterling Longines Watches Keepsake Diamonds We Give S 8 H Green Stamps Hamilton To show her how mzwh Watches Eastman Kodaks White Star Luggage Corona Typewriter Rose Point Crystal No Charge for Engraving Visit EL-BA FARMS .For Quality Ice Cream SCANLIN INSURANCE Insure Today with Jack and Jay 103 N. Lehigh Avenue Sayre, Pennsylvania Phone TU 8-6161 VOSBURGH'S Congratulations To The CLASS OF '53 Hair Cutting Specialists for Men, Women and Children S. Elmer Avenue Sayre, Pennsylvania 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 It's Different At For Greeting cards - Stationery D U N N E ' S Magazines it's ' Enjoy Living LET US DO YOUR BAKING JORDAN'S NEWS 120 W. Lockhart Ave. EVERY DAY Sewer po, WESVS Sllllllll KEEP EACH PRECIOUS YEAR, Q P - 111 ortralts .052 A I M17 Va Q: M , N EARIOOKS MYIRS ANDCO INC TOPEKA KANSAS 1 V.a.f- .- u Lv: .yin - 1 lb: ixwqf ,- Q '- - .1 's U N I C - 'fs 'H . any ' . ,Y 'x.. Q Q l i fb . Q. 5 A li . . . I, lf. nl' . , . Q, ' 5 ' s. -9 .. .. .SO . Y D '., ll 11' A' . .,.4,,., J, .w ' ' 1- '- -1' 1 - . . . , 1--sn' ' yggvgu ,..... .dx ehlnfi' . 1,y3L,,.'l . . -.,x,f- --. og r . . , 1, ., ' '-: r-55 .. J X , .. 9 52,1159 J Ml . u, Q.. P455 fi ' 5 S' -f,g,,,:1:-'T - L -Nl-Q : f' ' '- '4 Al V MMU MIB ' ,J . 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