Selinsgrove Area High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

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Hence in deepest appreciation this book is dedicated to our American Boys in Korea who are preserving' our Ameri- can Way of Life by serving in the armed forces of our country. X Act I P DMINISTRATION The past the future Q two eternities! 1 7,7 4 l:5CDAI-QD Ol- ILLJUCATION Mrs. Russell Gemberling, Secretaryg Miss Beatrice Herman, C. Bennett Feehrer, Dewey S. Herrold, Presidentg Heber C. Hendricks, Vice-Presidentg William D. Hetherington MRS. RUSSELL GEMEERLING Secretary CURTAIN CALLS FROM Tl-IE PRINCIPALS HAROLD L. BOLIG Supervising ALBERT R. POTTEIGER CHARLES L. FASOLD EUGENE M. KEEFER High School Junior High Grammar . FACULTY FOOTLIGI-I' Top Rum, Left to Right MRS. ARLINE BEDEAUX, A.B., M.A. Welll never forget: Your vocabulary, so large and grand, Your welcome smile and helping hand. MISS MILDRED BITTNER, B.S. Welll never forget: Your pleasant personality and understanding ways MRS. MARTHA DAVIS, A.B. We'Zl never forget: Your winning personality and Algebra tests, Your shiny apples, and flowers on your desk. MR. LOUIS DOVE We'ZZ never forget: All the fun we had on a game-bound bus: And when we were late, my how you'd fuss. sxvsqlyxlxgy They'll linger in our memories many future days. F?nlfCrv7Il Rmn, Refi' to Righl MR. HARRY FRYMIRE, B.S., M.S. We'Zl never forget: A friend in need is a friend indeed, Your helpful advice and guiding lead. MISS EVA HERMAN, B.S., M.A. Weill never forget: Our English lit and stories we writ! Your enduring patience and endless wit. MISS PHOEBE HERMAN, A.B., M.A. We'ZZ never forget: Our French verb blanks and Latin translations Your sweet face and morning salutations. MRS. JUNE HOKE, B.S. We'lZ never forget: The music loud, the music soft, Your lovely self and the songs you taught. 'l -5 S t Y S 'S G 'Q K T 7 ..:' , FACULTY FOOTLIGI-ITS Top Row, Left to Right Bottom Rom, Left to Right MISS RENEE MORGANTINI, B.S. MR. RQZBERT SHADLE, AB. Weil never forget.. We neverlforget: .L-tu - It , at . t MTVN Your talks in assembly, your health classes, too! 1 e but mlgly S sou 0 a - Your eventful experiences of Bobby, your wife, We leave you a whole class of Seniors-to-be. and you. . E , . ., M.A. MR WILLIAM M ASE BS MR. RICHARD SMOKER, B.S. We'll never forget: Wen never forget. Your quiet convictions and manly grace, He is the man Of' the hour Your typing instructions and gentle face. He gave our Seals the go get .Cm pgwerl MISS MARY PHILLIPS, B.S. MR. WALLACE WAGNER, AB. Wffll P91767 fofgeff U We'lZ never forget: Your Jaumbf Ulm and laughmg face? The experiments in chemistry labg Y0u'11 remain 111 OUI' UGHNS- Hfst Dlace- Your wonderful talks, and your gift of gab. MR- JAMES POETHY JR BS- Miss MARY ELLEN YEAGER, Bs. We'lZ never forget: We'lZ never forget: Your brilliant score on A'Quick As A Flash. How you solved the problem of kits with the itchin Your solemn face and ties that clash. To cook tasty food in your bright new kitchen JUNIOR HIGI-I FACJLTY FIRST Row-Mr. H. Renn, Mr. B. Heaton, Mr. C. Fasold, Mr. K. Borst, Mr. S. Jaworek SECOND Row-Mrs, F. Bailey, Mrs. J. Hoke, Miss E. Bolig, Miss C. Boyer f X S S 'Q 5 Q ' 5 C sf Q ,X 3 U .Li GRAIVIMAR SCI-IOCL I-ACULTY Fmsr Row-Mrs. Raudenbush, Miss S. Solomon, Mrs. M. Bolig, Miss D. Mengel, Mrs. O. Sholly SECOND Row-Miss S. Manhart, Miss A.T1'0utma1'1, Miss P. Bolig, Mr. Eugene Keefer, Mr. M. Brosius, Miss K. Witmer, Miss H. Zimmerman, Miss E. Scharf. . ng, Act II SENIORS IN THE SPOTLIGHT The worZd's a theatre, the earth a stage, Which God and Nature do with actors fill. WILLIAM M. ADAMS, JR. ACADEMIC Who split Adams? fatomsl . . . Heart belongs Ito Annie . . , Playboy! . . . Terrihc drummer . . . Chief weakness--P. O. D. Class. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Golf 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Forensics 13 Cynosure Committee 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band Oflicer 3. Doms ELAINE BICKEL COMMERCIAL MEDICAL SECRETARY Always smiling . . . Inquisitive . . . Neat in appear- ance . . . Oh, man! . . . Nice. Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Play Com- mittee 2. 33 Cynosure Committee 3. ERNESTINE ARBOGAST COMMERCIAL TYPIST Sports Junior's genuine diamond! Contagious laugh . . Life-can-be-beautiful attitude . . . Energetic and sociable . . . Cute as they come. Assembly 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 3. FRANCES E. BICKHART COMMERCIAL HOUSEWIFE The Week-End Kid . . . Keeps the mailman busy . . . Always wishing for Luck , . . Fletchers's bank, and Information Please. Band 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 32 Class Play 23 Dance Committee 23 Cynosure Committee 33 Class Play Committee 3. DONALD AURAND ACADEMIC MUSIC French whiz . . . Always has money . . . Immaculate dresser . . . Cracks jokes that are really funny! . . . Movie fiend . . . Plans to study music. Cynosure Committee 31 Class Play Com- mittee. RAYMOND C . BITTING GENERAL ELECTRICIAN 'fTots . . . 12-3 cut up . . . Gays right hand man . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Oh! . . . Beverly. Football 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. LUCILLE BAILEY COMMERCIAL BEAUTICIAN Oli, those eyes! . . . Personality plus . . . Makes delicious pickles . . . Paul's best gal . . , Happy-go- lucky . . . Lovable Lulu. Assembly 1, 23 Class Play 2, 33 Class Play Committee 3. MARY VIRGINIA BODMER ACADEMIC BEAUTICIAN Beautiful curly hair . . . Detests English , . . Likes that cute Guy! . . . Continually laughing . . . Mr. Ebert's right hand gal . . , Everybody's friend . . . Sings like a lark. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 23 Class Play Committee 2. 4 rf We Q, if sw A -rf' -2-V' -Q -'----:-, ' -2' 12 I 5 a.5',,,.',ff ' Y ci' 2' v x so.. It I A W K .. .V rd Q ., N -U.. 4 . I, MARY KATHRYN BONAWITZ ACADELUC NURSE Lrrely eyes . , . Dinzples. too! . . . Enjoyslreacliny . . . Mary K, . . . Class necessity . , . Nice. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 32 Class Ollicer 2. 3: Dance Committee 1, 2: Class Play Committee 2. 31 Forensics 13 Assembly 1, 23 Cynosure. Assis- tant Editor 3. GALEN G. CAMPBELL GENERAL AIRPLANE PILOT Hiek . . . Big time operator . . , Laughing boy . . . Partial to blondes . . . Lean and lanky , . . Practical joker. Baseball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 2, 33 Class Play 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 3: Cynosure Committee 3. WILLIAM DALE BooTH ACADEMIC more ENGINEER Beef, our hero! . . . Black wavy hair , . . Cool, Calm and Collected . . . Ice skates like an expert . . . Fond of a certain Jewell. Class Play 2, 31 Football 2, 3: Baseball 25 Cynosure StalT 3. NANCY L. CAWLEY COIVIMERCIAL HOINKE ECONOIVIICS TEACHER Nan , . . Enjoys knitting, sewing, and piano play- ing , . . Quiet and nice . . . Business minded, but likes Home Economics better. Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Dance Committee 23 Cynosure, Business manager 33 Assembly 1, 23 Class Play Committee 2, 3. DONALD J. BORDNER ACADEMIC POLICEMAN Bordner. tall and slinz . . . Pretty blue eyes . . . Enjoys hunting . . . Pennsylvania Essay Winner. Intramurals 2, 3g Forensics 23 Cynosure Committee 3. DALE DERR GENERAL TRUCK DRIVER Cowboys a DeSoto , . . Frequent trips to Partorztzlle . , . Pretty eyes . . . Wants to drire trucks. ANITA ROXANNA BRUBAKER COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPER Rory Lotely blonde Ilan Takes studies seriously Likes to talk Dutch and likes to seu Lancaster here I cozne Intramurals 1 2 3 Class Play Comm1ttee 2 Cynosure Committee 3 SHIRLEY DERR GENERAL CLERK Quiet and relaxed , . , Cute freckles . . . Wears a Sunbury class ring , . . Basketball fan , . . Helpful and pleasant . . . Sltirl will continue to be a clerk. Intramurals 2' Assembly 23 Class Play Com- mittee 3. f -2, -' LEWIS F. DRIVER GENERAL Lew . . . Outdoor type . . , Shy . . . Always kidding . . . Plays a rough game of football . . . Gives the barber lots of business. Football 33 Cynosure Committee 3. HOYT FOLTZ GENERAL The Thin Man . . . Character . . . Last, but not least . . . Likes to hunt . . . Slow and aimless No place to go, nothin' to do. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. EDGAR H. EMERY GENERAL AIR FORCE Golf enthusiast , . . Fnre . . . Quiet, but not bash- ful . . . If you canlt stop rand see Edr blow your horn and smile. Golf Z1 Intramurals 1, 2. SHIRLEY FAY FOX COIVINIEIZCIAL RECEPTIONIST Gl:ice's partner in crime . . , Peaches and cream cczmplezion . . . All-around girl , . . Frequently seen in a blue Studebaker . . . Mr. Dove's private pill . , . Neat and particular, Intramurals 1, 23 Assembly 1, 23 Class Play 23 Forensics 23 Band 33 Cynosure Committee 3, Class Play Committee 3. MARJORIE A. FEEHRER COWFVIERCIAL OFFICE wonx Midge . . . Likes to shoot the breeze . . . Sports minded . . . Has an answer for everything . . . Poetic. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play 2, 33 Dance Committee 23 Cynosure Committee 33 Forensics 3. WILLIAM F. GAGLIONE GENERAL BUTCHER Tony . . . Class cut-up . . . Bitting's leaning post . . . Romeo . . . Tall, dark and handsome . . . Raced the pigskin for three years . . . His love belongs to Barbara. Football 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Class Play Committee 2, 3. POLLY A. FISHER ACADEMIC LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Beloved . Lots of gray matter . . . Always giving parties . . . Tall. but gentle . . . Enjoys playing the piano . . . Eyes that smile. Forensics 13 Class Play Committee 23 Dance Ccrrgxnittee 1, 23 Cynosure Committee 3. LORETTA M. GAUGLER COIVIMERCIAL BOOKKEEPER Loretta . , . Pretty and quiet . . . Beautiful hair . . . Likes playing the Hawaiian guitar . . . Sweet. Class Play Committee 2, 33 Cynosure Com- mittee 33 Assembly 1, 23 Dance Committee 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. ARLAN K. GILBERT ACADEBIIC TEACHER Prof . , , Let's not be facetious . , . Takes studies seriously . . , A brain , . . Plays the clarinet . , , Nice. Band 1, 2, 3g Class Play 23 Forensics 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Cynosure Staff 33 Class Play Committee 3. GLORIA DAWN HADDON COMBIERCIAL COMMERCIAL ARTIST EVERY-body's friend . . . Her heart wears wings . . . Bobby this, Bobby that . . . Emotional . . . Flirty, flirty eyes! I Y Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Band 13 Class Play 2. 33 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2. 33 Cynosure, Assistant Editor 33 Foren- sics 3. NANCY GLACE ACQDEMIC ACTRESS Lovely dresser . . . Cute and pert . . . Sweet dis- position . . . Enjoys telling her friends' fortunes . . . Likes to dance, especially the Charleston , , Intelligent . . . Fo:cie's craziest half . . . Nan, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Band 33 Forensics 1, 23 Cynosure Committee 33 Class Play Committee 33 Intramurals 3. ALBERT W. HEIMBACH CENERAL FARMER Joe . . . Enjoys speaking Dutch and sleeping . . Nice build . . . Quiet , . . Just wait and see. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. LILLIAN MAE GOODLING Acr.nEM1c NURSE Sweet and lovely . . . Oh, Johnny! . . . Takes school serifwsly , Gnraeous blonde hair , , , Good athlete , . . Magnetic personality. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee 23 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Cynosure Com- mittee 3. BRUCE HEISER GZXERAL AIR FORCE Very quiet . . , Doesn't like to wear glasses . Likes hunting . . . Caddies in the summer. PEGGY Goss ACADEIVZIC NURSE Peg . . . Natural curly hair . . . Always happy . . . Likes Rod , . . Good cook . , . Raises Cain in gym class . . Hobby is ice skating. ROGER KENNETH HEPN'ER ACADEIVIIC ENGINEER Hep . . . Clowns with Rip , . . Broad. broad shoulders . . . Luscious blue eyes . , . Don Juan . . Good athlete , . . Magnetic smile. ' Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 23 Class Play 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 3: Cynosure, Assistant Business Manager 3. Mani MERIAM JUNE HERMAN COINIMERCIAL TYPIST '3Mim'1 , . . Pretty long brown hair . . . EYLJQHS driving . . . -fLet's go, lwneif' . . . Oflffil S2211 with Caroline Myers. Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Cynosure Staff 3- JEWELL D. HUNT ACADENIIC NURSE Julie . . . Cute and curious , . . Mr. Wagner's puzzling problem . . . Southern charm . . . Most sought after gal . . . Good pianist, Band 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Forensics 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Class Play 33 Cynosure Editor-in-chief 33 Band Oflicer 3. PAUL E. HOLLENBACII ACADEMIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER The little boy of the Senior Class , . . Brains . . . Polite and nice . . . Wonderful treasurer . . . Enjoys hunting. Intramurals 23 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Class Oflicer 2, 3. JEANETTE INGEBRIGTSEN ACAIJEMIC NURSE Our girl from Michigan . . . Always knitting in Mrs. Becleaux's room . , . Serious . , . Interesting per- soriality. Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Dance Committee 23 Assembly 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Cynosure Committee 2, 3. PATRICIA HUGHES CONIMERCIILL SECRETARY, GOOD WIFE Hughsie . . . Constantly visits the A. 8z P, . . . Comes out empty handed . . , Leads cheers for S,H.S .... Has two loves-Ken and basketball . . . Awaiting a set of rings , , . Cute. Cheerleader 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intra- murals 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 23 Cyno- sure Staif 33 Class Play 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Forensics 3. HARRY E. KEMBERLING GENERAL FARMER SpiderJ' . . . Spends time with a hook and sinker . . . Tall and quiet. Intramurals 1, 2. CHARLES E. HUMMEL ACADEMIC EQUIPMENT OPERATOR Charlie . . . Author of How I Lost My Best Friend ..,-.Likes driving and A's in P. O, D, , , 3 Bwdle U! 709 . . . Snperis side kick . . . Fond of Bing lol. IRMA C. KERLIN COIVUXIERCIAL STENOGRAPHER Irma . . .4Enjoys reading and likes to comb her hair , , , Doris Bickel's churn . , . Serious . . . Likes Freeburg High School. Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 23 Cynosure Committee 3. JEAN P. KLINGLER COZVIIVIERCIAL SECRETARY Cute and vitacious . . . Enjoys sewing . . . Who's kidding who? Pretty Drown eyes . . . Nioe. Assembly 1, 2, 33 Dance Committee 13 Cynosure Committee 3. MARDEAN M. KRATZER GENERAL CARPENTER One true love . . . Not only can you draw from him, but he will draw for you . . . Nice looking. Intramurals 1, 23 Class Play Committee 23 Assembly 33 Cynosure Committee 3. JUNE BEVERLY KNEPP ACADEMIC NURSE Janie . . . Gorgeous eye lashes . . . Enjoys drawing . . . Sensible . . . Plans to be a nurse. Assembly 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 23 Class Play 33 Cynosure Committee 3. WILLIAM E. KRATZER GENERAL BUSINESS Nature Boyl' . . . Keen interest in animals . . . Brains plus Brown . . . No girls allowed . , . Keens Moyer straight . . . Sense of humor and fetching personality. Cynosure Committee 33 Assembly 3. HARRY RONALD KNOUSE GENERAL CARPENTER Sleepy . . , What do you say? . . . Enjoys hunting . . . Takes time to do things , . . Friendly and always ready to help. Intramurals 1. RICHARD EARLE KRETZ ACADIIMIC BUSINESS Money-Bags Kretz . . . Great sport convertible, too, girls! . . . Wolf . . . Reserved and dignified . . . .Sports enthusiast . , . Tall and good-looking. Golf 23 Baseball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 33 Class Play 2, 33 Cynosure Staff 33 Class Play Committee 3. KAY FRANCES KOCH COIKIMERCIAL HOUSEWIFE Wants to join the W-I-V-E-S organization at Gettysburg College . . . Dainty and sweet . . . Likes to cook . . . Beautiful clothes. Class Play 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2: Dance Committee 1, 23 Basketball Manager 2. EARL LEMAY ACADEMIC PI-IOTOGRAPHER Man of the world . . . Has charm and good looks . . . Usually late . . . Likes his own jokes . . . Miss Yeagerls problem child . . . Prodigy with a camera. Dance Committee 1, 23 Cynosure Committee 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play 2, 33 Class Play Committee 33 Forensics 3. HARRY E. LESHER ACADEMIC NAVY Dream boat . . , Strictly on his own . . . Enjoys fishing and hunting . . , Popular . . . Miss Evids boy . . . Studious and mild tempered. Class Play 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Onicer 23 Assembly 33 Forensics 2, 3g Cyno- sure Staff 3. WILLIAM H. LUCK ACADEIXIIC SCHOOL TEACHER Luter . . . Does a fine square corner . . . Digni- fied . . . Always wide awake? . . . Cunning person- ality . . . Essential in the S.H.S. Band. Cynosure Committee 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Class Play 2, 33 Class Play Committee 23 Forensics 3. IRA LESSMAN GENERAL CARPENTER AND PAINIER Ira drives a Plymouth . . . Enjoys taking pictures . . . Heck noi' Assembly 33 Class Play Committee 3. RICHARD MARTIN GENERAL FARMER Dick'l . . . Long, long legs . . , Warm smile . . . Quiet and thoughtful , . . Hobby is raising animals . . . Calls everyone fellow-gopherl Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Assembly 3. NED LONG ACADEMIC BUSINESS Harry . . . Let's go to Sunbury , . . fWhat for?J . . . Nice looking, with beautiful eyes, too! . . . Our Senior Class president . , . Likes girls . . . Participates in varsity sports. Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intra- murals 1, 23 Class Play 2, 33 Class Play Com- mittee 33 Class Oificer 3. NANCY LOUISE MAURER COIMMERCIAL GRAY LADY Nan . . . Likes the Army , . . Holy Cow . . . Essential in the cafeteria . . . Enjoys music . . . Plays the piano well. Assembly 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Cynosure Committee 3. JAMES E. LOUDY COMMERCIAL CHEF Cut-up . . , Good cook . . . You name it, I'll draw il . . . You're a good kid . . . Poupe . . , Born entertainer. Band 33 Class Play 2, 33 Class Play Com- mittee 2, 33 Dance Committee 23 Forensics 3. VIVIAN MENGLE COIVIIKIERCIAL BOOKKEEFER Vieels'l . . . Enjoys crocheting . . . Oh, F1Lzeie! . . . Quiet and serious . . . Mysterious man . . . Travels on the late bus. Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 23 Cynosure Stall 3. CARSON MILLER GENERAL HUSBAND Cork . . , Wants to be Joyce Humniel's husband , . . Let's go . . . Doesn't care for school, Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1. RAY MUSSER GENERAL FARMER Mass , . . Girls, one at a time! Oli! those dimples . . . Cowboys a Ford . , . UNO kidding . . . Plays rarsity football. Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Cynosure Committee 3. RUSSELL A. MITCHELL GENERAL WIFE HUNTER Buster . . . Enjoys having N-O-I-V-E . . . Yeah . . . Plans to look for a wife . . , Tall and slim . . . Cowboys a Packard. Intramurals 13 Assembly 3. CAROLINE JUNE MYERS COMMERCIAL SECRETERY, WIFE 'e En'o s driving Long long hair 4'Sus: . . . J y , . . , . . . Short as can be . . . Nice . . . Quiet . . . Well, baby me! Assembly 1. 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 35 Cynosure Committee 3. J OHN MOYER GENERAL PLUMRER Sun Flower . . . Pal of Charles Lindsey , . Heck no. Enjoys studying automobiles . . . EVELYN OPPEL ACADEINIIC MILLIONAIRE Naughty but nice! . . . Understands the opposite sez . . . Keeps I-Ier1n on the run . . . Catty, cute and alarming . . . Wants to be a millionaire. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 13 Dance Com- mittee 1, 23 Assembly 1, 2g Class Play 23 Cynosure Committee 33 Class Play Com- mittee 33 Basketball Manager 33 Forensics 3. DOROTHY E. MURRAY ACADEMIC NURSE Dottie's favorite book: 'tHow to Get RICH, Quick! . . . Twinkly toes , . . Speaks for Democracy . Popular . . , I think that's pathetic. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 2, 33 Band 23 Class Play 2, 3g Assembly 1, 2. 33 Forensics 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 23 Cyno- sure Committee 35 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Forensics 3. HARLAN J. PARKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Dude . . . Drives a Hudson . . . He's lolrelyg he's engaged to Barb! . . . Enjoys hunting . . . A man of decision, HELEN COLEMAN REDCAY ACADEMIC MUSIC TEACHER Beauty plus brains . . . Cheers the boys to victory . . . Swims and plays badminton . . . Graceful . . . Vocal talent , , . Bubbling personality. Intramurals 13 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Play 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 2, 35 Dance Committee 1, 25 Cynosure Staff 35 Forensics 1, 2, 3. ARLENE KATHRYN ROWE COMMERCIAL SECRETARY Never hears the ftTSf bell??? . . . Bang!! Another dent in her car . . . Attractive and amusing Cute . . . Funny . , . Likes Joel. Assembly 1, 2g Class Play Committee 2 Cynosure Committee 3. RICHARD REICHENBACH GENERAL CARPENTER Trout fisherman . . , Quiet . . . Likes to crack jokes . . . Often seen with Spotts, Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 2. WILLIAM D. ROWE GENERAL STATE POLICEMAN Buster Bill from over the hill . . . Never worked and never will . , . Why don't you give the girls a break. Bill? . . . The lone shark, Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intra murals 1, 2, 35 Baseball 15 Class Play 2 3 Cynosure Committee 3. DAVID RITCHEY ACADEMIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Has all the answers . . . Totes the pigskin skillfully . , . Mr. Wagner's contemporary . . . Sees blondes before his eyes . , . Class character , . . What a laugh . , . Bear Trap. Football 2, 35 Class Play 2, 35 Cynosure Committee 3. LOIS DAWN SHAFFER ACADEMIC NURSE Good sport . . . Pals around with Grace . Alluriny voice . . . Terrific sense of humor . Pleasant personality. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Cynosure Committee 3 Class Play Committee 3. SHIRLEY ANN RITTER COMMERCIAL HOUSEWIFE Ritter . . . Plans to be a housewife as soon as possible . . . Pretty . . . Marty's better half . , , Quiet and nice. Cynosure Committee 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 2. 3. TRUMAN L. SHAFFER GENERAL SERVICE STATION OPERATOR Chemistry brain . , , Mixes formulas well lBoo1n'b . , . Richard Gaugler's handyman . . , Competes with Rembrandt in his spare time. Intramurals 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN SIMCOX 'COMMERCIAL HOUSEXVIFE Gari about , . . An ideal girl . . . One idea! , . . Frank, Frank, Frank , . , Wears a sweater with a big Basketball 1, 23 Assembly 1, 23 Band 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Dance Committee 25 Class Play 25 Class Play Committee 3. CLAIR SPRENKLE GENERAL AIR FORCE Colonel Clair-Ditty-Fat-Chug-a-Chug-Sprenkle . . , Squirrel hunter , . . Baster's shadow . . . Likes girls. Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Football 33 Class Play Committee 2, 3. CORRINE SMITH LOMMERCIAL GYM TEACHER Schmitt . . . Slim and lorely , . . Jerry's better half . . . Likes to cliue . . . Always natural and relaired . . . Gaocl dancer, Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play 23 Dance Committee 1, 25 Cynosure Committee 35 Class Play Committee 3. MARY ANN STAUFFER ACADEIVIIC NURSE StuUer . . . Class necessity . , . Always lends cz helping hand . . . Dynamic personality , . . Giggle- bor . , Rosy cheeks and flashing eyes , . . Flirts with Harry . , , Hopes to be future angel of mercy. Assembly 13 Class Play 2, 35 Cynosure Staff 33 Girls' Chorus 35 Dance Committee 1, 25 Class Play Committee 35 Intramurals 3: Forensics 3. JERRY ALBERT SOPER ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL ARTIST Jeri . , . He's a real gone guy , , . Courts Corrine , , , Has trouble with Charlie , . . Athletic . . . Will take Mrs. Bedeauz to next Army-Navy game. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 Class Play 25 Cynosure Com- mittee 35 Class Play Committee 3. GRACE E. STRAWSER ACADELIIC HOUSEWIFE Sweet, gentle and thoughtful . , . Heart belongs to Eddie . . . Studious and easy going . , , Going to do lots of cooking and sewing! . , . Personality that charms. Intramurals 25 Class Play Committee 3, FRED SPOTTS gpm-:ML CARPENTER Which twin has the Toni? . . . Likes to skate with Mickey , . , Reichenbach's right hand man . . . Griggs, Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Class Play Committee 3. PHYLLIS MAE SWINEFORD Cor.IMn2cIf,L SECRETARY Phyllis4' . . . Enjoys playing the piano . . . Oh! Illnrfieru , . , Like: to sew . . . Curly hair. Assembly 1. 2. ELLA VIRGINIA SWOPE COMMERCIAL SECRETARY is ' , , . Ella and Phyllis are always seen together Likes to read . . . Quiet . . . Enjoys 4-H work. Assembly 1, 25 Class Play Committee 2. FRED TYLER ACADEMIC COLLEGE Herman . , . Likes to play golf , . . Smart . . . Bright, red hair . . . Teacher's problem. Football 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Play 2, 35 Class Play Committee 23 Cynosure Com- mittee 3. RICHARD D. TAYLOR ACADFMIC NAVY Lucky Louie . . . How many grams make a litter? . . Our Boston boy , . . Friendly and reliable . . . Million dollar grin. Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Cynosure Committee 35 Baseball Man- ager 2, 3. JOHN THORPE MERLE ULSH ACADEMIC AGRICULTURE Buzzard . . . Tyler's stooge . , . Raises turkeys for a hobby . . . Eats fudge in P. O. D. Class fShh!1 . , . One of our southpaws, too. Class Play Committee 25 Cynosure Committee 3. of the crop . . . Always hungry. COMMERCIAL RAILROAD EMPLOYEE Trenibling Tonsils Thorpe . . . The next thing to Jolson . , . Direct from England . . . Drawing his speciality. Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play 25 Class Play Committee 25 Cynosure Staff 3. JAMES VAN BUSKIRK GENERAL STATE POLICEMAN Bedeau:c's Boy . , . Favorite hobby is sitting on the overhead . . . Our football captain . . . Cream Football 1, 2, 35 Football Captain 35 Intra murals l, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Class Play 35 Cyuosure Committee 35 Class Play Committee 3. WALLACE TOWNSEND GENERAL RESTAURANT OPERATOR Beautiful, beautiful eyes! . . . Drives a Ford Station- wagon . . . Likes girls . . . S1noker's whiz kid! Football 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Play 3. GENE R. VAN WINKLE ACADEMIC NAVY Rip . . . Cowboys his Ford . . . Checks his home- work with Hepner . . . Class comedian , . . Dates Lois . . . Never outgrew that infant stage . . . Will receive a free blue suit from Uncle Sam. WAYNE VARNER GENERPL FARINIER Prof . . . Enjoys reading . . . Drop Dead . . . Ilarry Kemberling's side-kick . , . Likes girls, although bashful , I . Studious, SALLY ANN WEADER ACADEMIC WVOMEN'S AIR FORCE Immaculate dresser I . . Commutes to Sunbury . . . Problem child , . . Pretty but puzzling . . . Reads and dances in spare time. Class Play Committee 2. SHIRLEY MAY WAGNER COINIMERCIAL STENOGRAPHER Sophisticated and sleek . . . Lynn's shining light . . . Tells good jokes . . . Athletic ability . , . Come Hither Smile, Assembly 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Intramurals 1, 2. 31 Class Play Committee 2, 31 Cynosure Committee 33 Class Play Prompter 2. DOLORES ELAINE WEAVER ACADEMIC AIR STEWARDESS Dolly Denkle . . . Vivaeious eyes . . . Pep and energy plus , . , Sings and dances in spare time . . . Lmrable and gay . . . Basketball ability. Intramurals 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Cynosure Committee 33 Basketball 3. EDWARD WALTER GENERAL Ed . . . Is often seen with a certain Junior . . Cowboys a Chevy . . . Always late. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2. SHIRLEY D. WEAVER COIWIVIERCIAL BOOKKEEPER Future member of the Numbers' Racket rbookkeeper, that is! . . . Pm just wild about Junior . . . Pretty blue eyes. Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Play Committee 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 25 Cynosure Com- mittee 3. RICHARD FRANKLIN WALTER GENERAL NAVY Quiet . . . Rich'l , . . Likes to trap animals . . . Works at Fergason's gas station . . . Miss Eta's Enalish student. RACHEL L. WEISER COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPER Weiserl' . . . Enjoys intramurals , . . Always laughing . . . Dates Bob . . . Sparkling eyes. Class Play Committee 23 Assembly 1, 23 Cynosure Committee 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. GLADYS WOLFE GENERAL TELEPHONE oriznnon Chuckie . . . Enjoys riding around in a blue '50 Ford . . . Bakes delicious cakes . . . Ercels in athletics . . . Nice to have around. Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 3. CLARA YEAKLEY COMMERCIAL SECRETARY Betsy . . . Quiet . . . Takes studies seriouslll . . . Pretty eyes . , . Enjoys photography . . . Likes to cook . , . pleasing personality. Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 2. SARA KATHRYN YERGER COIUMLRCIAL OFFICE WORKER Sully-Szzrcey . . , Cute and lovable . . . Beautiful hair . . . I dcn't know if this is right, but! . . . Often seen with Ginny . . . Mysterious man in her life! . , . Enjoys photography. Assembly 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Class Play 25 Trio 35 Class Play Committee 35 Cynosure, Assistant Business Manager 35 Band OITlcer 3. VIRGINIA L. YoU'rz COIWMERCIAL SECRETARY Ginny . . . Enjoys horseback riding . . . Cowboys an Oldsmobile . . . That's all right, Smitty, I'm not so smart either , . . Darling freckles . . , Eyicient . . . Cute. Assembly 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 15 Class Play Prompter 25 Cynosure Committee 35 Class Play Committee 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS NED LONG President MARY BONAWITZ Vice President KAY KOCH Secretary PAUL HOLLENBACH Treasurer CLASS MOTTO Impossible is Un-American CLASS COLORS Powder Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS SONG Stardust I -, Y......-,... .-,..-- 1 cf 111 cu QSES 17 om upon the .sfaqe of We Sweet happy clzzldven To mmgle nz zts care and strzje O7 easzly find the peace jul skzes i 'J 1 v --M -Al, Spf' you will rise, I a 'lI ..-. r.r ' I 1 J if JUNIOR CLASS FIRST Row-P. Emery, B. Beaver, P. Bonawitz, P. Brouse, D. Bogar, K. Bolig, B. Garman, M. Bordner, M. Brubaker, P. Foltz SECOND Row-J. Erdman, R. Blasser, E. Cotner, J. Dressler, L. Bingaman, I. Butelis, E. Adams, J. Gemberling, B. Gaugler, N. Dressler, G. Anderson, M. Benfer, R. Beaver, L. Campbell THIRD Row-Mrs. Davis, L. Brouse, L. Hendricks, D. Beaver, O. Brumgard, F. Frost, D. Bailey. L. Brown, B. Brown, R. Bilger, R. Blazer, J. Hill, N. Good, G. Hane. G. Heintzelmann, C. Bogar In September, 123 Juniors roamed the halls of S. H. S. renewing Old friendships and making new ones. Among other achievements, they held a gay Christmas Dance, several entertaining assembly programs, and bake sales. Their energetic potato chip salesmen will be remembered by all the basketball fans. Then they took to the stage to thrill the audience with The Ghost Parade. Spring came and so did the most memorable Junior-Senior Prom to end the year's social calendar. The Juniors represented the school in athletic teams, in musical organizations, and in forensics. Believing that this group is worthy of our confidence, We proudly bestow on them the name of Seniors. FIRST Row-S, Nichols, M. Lamon, J. Pontius, L. Ortmyer, B. Miller, M. Herrold, J. Hassenplug, P. Parker, B. Herrold, J. Kerstetter SECOND Row-Miss Bittner, B. Krohn, B. Knepp, M. Hersh, N. Kratzer, B. Inch, A. Heitzelman, L. Moyer, S. Reed, V. Parker, D. Herman, V. Michaels, N. Longacre, J. Hummel, E. Hinkle, A. Hornberger THIRD Row-D. Hoover, L. Metterling, M. Musser, C. Leach, R. Miller, D. Leohner, E. Long, H. Murray, B. Hollen- bach, R. Martin, M. Leitzel, A. Nace, R. Longenbergei, R. Martin, H. Kline, A. Mengle FIRST Row-G. Schrader. J. Rosevear, L. Romig, B. Sechrist. J. Swank. L. Wilt, J. Swank. K. Wertz, A. Valsing, F. Straub SECOND Row-Mr. Frymire, J. Zeckman. M. Rice, L. Ritter, J. Troup, J, Troutman, M. Rowe, F. Ulsh, C. Stauffer, N. Ritter, M. Yerger, J. Reich, R. Swineford, N. Wagner THIRD Row-R. Stauifer, D. Sauers, R. Shetterly, J. Stauffer. O. Parker, J. Wendt, R. Ortmyer, H. Stauifer, K. Ritter, G. Reigel, C. Scholl, A. Yoder, R. Stluilcr SCJl3HQMCDl-Ql- Cl ASS Fmsr Row-L. Bailey, S. Duncan, D, Hendricks, S. Atticker, S. Gill, N. Auker, J. Brown, S. Chamberlain, D, Brouse, C. Bensinger SECOND Row-Mr. Poeth, R. Barner, L. Fisher, P. Gembering, J. Bromgard, C. Campbell, S. Anderson, E. Boyer, M. Bailey, N. Bailey, T. Aungst THIRD Row-N. Bailey, W. Bingaman, G. Ditty, D. Eichinlaub, R. Conrad, M. Erdley, W. Gemberling, D, Christine This year 117 grass green sophomores began their first year in senior high. This ambitious lot held several bake sales and some interesting assembly programs. A lively Sophomore Hop rounded out the yearis activities. The Sophomores have in their ranks athletes, musicians, and students that are a credit to our school. At the end of their first year in senior high, the class has proved to be a capable and worthy group that shows promise of proudly carrying on. FIRST Row-M. Inch, S. Kratzer, E. Kratzer, M. Kratzer, J. Krouse, S. McCreary, C. Hetherington, B. Hummel, M. Hollenbach, J. Michael SECOND Row-C. Klingler, J. Kerstetter, L. Grove, E. Long, J. Hummel, L. Landis, G. Hollenbach, M. Kline, G. Hollenbach, Miss P, Herman THIRD Row-E. Heimbach, A. Kemberling, L. Glick, G. Gower, D. Holtzapple, D. Kline, N. Heiser SCJ!-'HQMQI-W CII ASS FIRST Row-V. Mitchell, B. Nace, G. Minium. W. Mohr, H. Rcmig. A. Richter, S. Radel, S. Reigle, P. Reigel, J. Raudenbush SECOND Row-K. Narehood, G. Myers, W. Minium, N. Rayymonol, E. Newman, T. Peters, M. Morris, L. Ritchey, F. Mull, D. Richards, F. Koch, Mr. Mease THIRD Row-K. Kunkle, G. Speigelmeyer, J. Nace, G. Letterman, C. Shadle, B. Munn, R. Naugle, K. Musser, W. Sholley SCDPHQMCDHI- CII ASS FIRST Row-L. Spriggle, S. Wagner, E. Speigelmeyer E. Svvineford, D. Walborn, D. Shaffer, J. Sandel, M. Yohn, E Wimer, N. Wendt V SECOND Row-Mrs. Bedeaux, J. Trevitz, R. Stroup, W. Wafborn, N. VanHorn, D. Troutman, R. VanBuskirk, C. Wise F. Steele THIRD Row--E. Strawser, M. Ulrich, R. Waltz, J. Tyler, R Swope, D. Wilt, G. Zagars fx CD 1 FIRST Row-B. Bastian, B. Hassenplug, M. Ernst, R. Campbell, S. Aucker, J. Gilson, N. Ferry, M. Brubaker, N Feehrer, D. Bailor, A. Deiber, L. Buck SECOND Row-Miss Boyer, J. Bastian, C. Bailey, J. Eichlaub, N. Fox, J. Benfer, E. Dressler, A. Battrum, M. Anderson S. Aucker, M. Heintzelman, F. Fry THIRD Row-R. Beaver, L. Gable, J. Grove, D. Beck, D. Fisher. J. Gemberling. G. Herbster, G. Bingaman, J Fisher, W. Beaver, D. Heiser NINTI-I GRADE FIRST Row-M. Ingham, J. Metzer. B. Laudenslager, R. Lemon, S. Leitzel, M. Leitzel. M. Kratzer, G. Kantz, R Longacre, L. Longacre, G. Lauver, S. Hoot, S. Knouse SE:oND Row+Mr. Heaton, E. Buck, F. Klingler, R. Hoover, K. Kline, M. Hokenbro, E. Miller, C. Hower, J. Keiser N. Hile, D. Hollenbach THIRD Row-E. Inch, L. Knause, E. Hibsmanis, R. Keller, W. Kissinger, R. Kerstetter, H. Holfman, J. Kessler A R. Knepp FIRST ROW-S. Shaifer. G. Scholl. E. Scholl, B. Sassaman, D. Shaffer, R. Olsen, B. Mottern, M. Nichols. V. Mull, N. Scholl. B. Smith. J. Naugle, S. Rowe SECOND Row-Mrs. Bailey. J. Leininger. R. Maurer. O. Mull, D. Newman, N. Spigelmeyer, C. Stahr. W. Simcox. E. Rhoads. L. Lose. R. Lewis. R. Mull. L. Reinard THIRD Row-B. Neitz. J. Maurer, G. Rowe. A. Paige. R. Row. B. Naugle. M. Reed NINTI-I GRADE FIRST Row-R. Ulsh, D. Stauffer. S. Trutt, J. Yohn, S. Tharp, D. Varner. B. Zettlemoyer, N. Wendt, M. Wolf, J. Wise. N. Straub. O. Teats SECOND Row-Mr. Jaworek. B. Yerger, S. Strawser, C. Zeckman. R. Trutt. R. Smith, K. Shillingsford. H. Wendt, W. Weaver. A. Whiteleather, E, Thierolf, R. Slayback THIRD Rowe-K. Walshaw, P. Straub. W. Straub, R. Tyler, W. Wetzel, T. Miller, J. Shillingsford, T. Stauffer -'Qilfs '-1 -6 M, FIRST Row-M. Aungst, L. Kratzer, P. Parker, L. Kelley, F. Lewis. R. Frost, D. Fisher, H. Benner. S. Heiser. J. Nace. C. Bingaman SEZOND Row-Mr. Borst, D. Bowen, J. Campbell, C. Fahnestock. J. Krohn. D. Miller. G. Haddon. C. Bedeaux. K. Krohn, R. Forster, R. Anderson THIRD Row-R. Benner, E. Christine. C, Bickhart. J. Gaglione ElGl-IT!-I GRADE FIRST Row-R. Swank. J. Shetterly. V. Steigerwalt. B. VanBuskirk. G. Sliuck. N. Slieesley. C. Snyder. M, Starr. J. Raudenbush. P. Bvrd. C, Stauffer. J. Snack SECOND Row--Mrs. Hoke. J. Rhoahds, E. Wainstein. G. Eryder. W. Hartman. W. Mengle. R. Snyder. R. Swank. J. Reigel, H. Salters. Mr. Fascld THIRD Row-R. Rowe. B. Seigfried, C. Renner FIRST Row-I. Bonawitz, C. Badger, M. Kratzer, J. Lauver, A. Foreman, P. Bogar, S. Beaver, A. Bolig, D. Hartman D. Hess, C. Fry SECOND Row-Miss Bolig, R. Eichenlaub, R. Morris, K. Hersh, S. Cortney, E. Sinclair, P. Herbert, B. Kline, R. Gilson D. Groves, C. Naugle THIRD Row-D. Booth, H. Byrd, D. Nace, L. Otto, E. Stuck FIRST Row-A. McLain, L. Good, S. SECOND Row-Mr. Renn, erwalt, R. THIRD Row-J. Wagner, SEVENTH GRADE C. LeMay, G. Mitterling, D. Ortmyer, N. Rowe, B. Leonard, J. Wilt, E. Stover, S. Wainstein Walters, L. Walters D. Thomas, E. Shotsberger, A. Rowe, R. Hood, W. Walters, R. Wagner, R. Shadle, J. Steig- Stauffer R. Whitmer, C. Roush y CLASS Cl-I-ICILI-QS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED-M. Yerger, Secretary STANDING-K. Wertz, Treasurer, H. Murray President, P. Bonawitz, Vice Pres ident SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS SEATED-Margaret Yohn, President SITTING-J. Yohn, Secretary STANDING-Jean Sandel, Secretary, Nevin STANDING-M. Ernst, Treasurer, J. Shillings Heiser, Vice President, Pat Gem- ford, President, B. Hassenplug berling, Treasurer ABSENT FROM SCHOOL WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN FIRST RoWiB. Swineford. H. Beaver. S. Apple, B. Slear, B. Fox SECOND Row-J. Wagner, C. Wag- ner. R. Hendricks. M. Brubaker C. Kantz. J. Hummel. M. Smith Vice President .l.4 Ax lx 5,4-1 Act H' ATHLETICS Play up, play up. ana play the game CAPTAINS '50-'51 J. VAN BUSKIRK Football M. FEEHRER Basketball W. ROWE Basketball G. CAMPBELL Baseball SELINSGROVE COACHING STAFF '50-'51 BLAIR HEATON Football Basketball MISS MORGANTINI Girls' Basketball KENNETH BORST STEVEN JAWORIEK RICHARD SMOKER Junior High Basketball Baseball? V f Assistant Football Junior High Football 5 W VARSITY FQOTHAI I FIRST Row-N. Long, R. Hepner, B. Gaglione, D. Kretz, R. Bidding, J. VanBuskirk, D. Ritchie SECOND Row-D. Leohner, R. Musser, L. Driver, D. Booth, W. Townsend, C. Sprenkle, W. Rowe, T. Aungst THIRD Row-A. Nace, Holtzapple, S. Stauffer, J. Soper, M. Leitzel, O. Brungard, R. Longenberger, L. Brown FOURTH Row-G. Van Winkle, B. Heaton, Coach, W. Brown, D. Christine N. Bailey, K. Kunkle, F. Koch, W. Binga-- man, R. Smoker, Assistant Coach, S. Jaworek, Assistant Coach 1950 Scores S.H.S. Opponents Lewistown 0 13 Danville 13 20 Milton 0 28 Lewisburg 26 6 Sunbury O 31 South Williamsport 12 27 Northumberland 14 6 Mifflinburg 20 13 Mahoney Joint 33 6 Under the watchful eyes of Coach Blair Heaton, in his first year as head coach, and Assistant Richard Smoker, the Selinsgrove Seals completed four out of nine games successfully. Good sportsmanship was exhibited throughout the season even while losing to bitter rivals. l 1 . SENIORS IN VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP ROW-BD. Booth, R. Bitting, G. Campbell, L. Driver, W, Gaglione MIDDLE ROW-R. Hepner, R. Kretz, N. Long, R. Musser, D. Ritchey BOTTOM ROW-W. Rowe, J. Soper, W. Townsend, J. Van Buskirk, G. Van Winkle 'M 'Q x Q Q W I ': hw, F ? p p p JUNIOR I-HGH FQQTRAI I TOP Row-S. Jaworek, Coach, R. Lewis, D. Keller, D. Nace, J. Gemberling, R. Trutt, L. Otto, B. Deibert, B. Seigfried, C. Bickhart, Manager MIDDI.E Row-F. Fry, K. Walshaw, R. Hoover, G. Rowe, W. Mengle, D. Booth, G. Snyder, R. Stauifer, C. Naugle Manager ' BOTTOM Row-R. Wagner, C. Renner, C. Fahnestock, R. Yerger, J. Rhoads, R. Eichenlaub, C. Hower, R, Mgrrjs 1950 Scores S.H.S. Opponents Watsontown 7 0 Lewisburg 0 0 Miilinburg 1 9 6 Mifflinburg 19 16 Mifflinburg 20 0 Under the leadership of Coach Steve Jaworek, the Junior High football team iinished its first season without a loss. They outscored their opponents 65 to 22 over the five-game season. We are looking forward to better teams in the future. I VARSITY F3ASKFTF3AI I TOP Row-C. Hummel, Manager, D. Kretz, M. Leitzel, B. Rowe, R.. Bilger, R. Ortmyer, Gr Campbell J Soper J Hill, B. Heaton, Coach BOTTOM Row-R. Hepner, N. Long, G. Hane, B. Adams Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals Seals 1950-'51 Scores Seals Opponents Seals Opponents Coal Township Seals vs Danville Lewistown Seals vs Mifflinburg Lewistown Seals vs Sunbury Shamokin Seals vs. Bloomsburg Freeburg Seals vs Northumberland Coal Township Seals vs Williamsport Alumni Seals vs Milton Freeburg Seals vs Bloomsburg Northumberland Seals vs Trevorton Milton Seals vs Lewisburg Bloomsburg Seals vs Danville Trevorton Seals vs Miftlinburg Lewisburg Seals vs Sunbury The Seals completed a successful season under the watchful eyes of Coach Blair Heaton. Although failing to win the league champion- ship, they proved beyond a doubt that their capabilities and aggressive- ness was beyond reproach. After tying for the first half championship and losing to Bloomsburg in a play-off game, the Seals failed to win the second half by one game. The sportsmanship displayed by the area fans and team resulted in the acquisition of the coveted Sportsmanship trophy of the Susque- hanna League. In the past four years, under Coach Heaton, a trophy of some kind has always been won by the Seals. SENIORS IN FZASKFTRAI I HUMMEL uvrgm H lv 4 Ar' I by iz 1 rf ' ADAMS KG? CAMPBELL fC? HEPNER 4GB KRETZ lFJ ROWE fGJ SOPER lFJ LONG IFJ JUNIOR VARSITY FZASKFTRAI I To? Row-T. Aungst, N. Bailey, C. Hoover, D. Leohner, S, Staufier, W. Bingaman, D. Richards, Manager B.oHoM Row-G. Reigle, F. Steele, N. Wilt, Nelson Bailey GD 1 JUNIOR I-IIGI-I RASKFTRAI I TOP Row-K. Borst, R. Yerger, R. Slayback, R. Keller, J. Gemberling, B. Kissinger, K, Shillingsford, J, Shillings- ford, G. Herbster, R. Lewis, E. Rhoads, J. Kaiser, Manager, C. Noggle, Manager BOTTOM Row-R. Morris, E. Shotsburger, J. Rhoads, D. Bo 3th, C. Roush, B. Siegfried, R. Forster, R. Rau, A. Rau, G. Snyder, J. Campbell. 5 -N3 GIRLS' VARSITY PASKFTBAI I TOP Row-E. Oppel, Manager, J. Brungard, F. Bickhart, M. Fcehrer, V. Parker, L. Bingaman, R. Swineford, P Reigle, Miss Rene Morgantini, Coach, B. Krohn BOTTOM Row-D. Weaver,'E. Speiglemyer, M. Lamon, L.Romig This season the girls' basketball team was coached by Rene Morgan- tini, a newcomer to our faculty and coaching staff. Under her capable leadership, S. H. S. again had a team of which to be proud. The girls displayed good team work and fine sportsmanship on the floor. SENIORS IN GIRLS' BASKETBALL W my F. BICKHART M. FEEHRER P. HUGHES Guard Forward Guard E. OPPEL D. WEAVER Manager Forward x I NN X XI ' 1if'i?s'ff11i?gf5i1df1i. Bolig V I I W XQXQ xx X X CHI- I- I-QI I- ADI- I-QS Through rain, sleet, snow, and sunshine, they followed the teams to the games. Because they were always on hand to give the team a lift when they needed it, the varsity's hat is off to the peppiest cheerleaders ever. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS H. REDCAY P. HUGHES C. SMITH VARSITY FEASFRAI I FIRST Row-J. Steffen, D. Booth, R. Hepner, R. Kretz SECOND Row-D. Taylor, Manager, E. Brown, G. Sheetz, A. Kauffman, C. Hoover, H. Speiglemyer THIRD Row-S. Jaworek, Coach., D. Clark, G. Campbell, R. Leohner, J. Keller, J. Robinson, J. Wendt, Manager 1950 Scores Won 5 - Lost 8 Freeburg 8 SHS 7 Mii-Hinburg 8 SHS 0 Sunbury 9 SHS 3 Milton 5 SHS 4 Trevorton 0 SHS 2 Northumberland 1 SHS 3 Danville 10 SHS 4 Lewisburg 10 SHS 1 Mifflinburg 7 SHS 12 Sunbury 1 SHS 10 Milton 1 SHS 2 'Irevortcn 9 SHS 3 Northumberland 3 SHS 2 Under the capable tutelage of their new coach, Steven Jaworek, the Seals, baseball team showed great enthusiasm and a will to win. Although their record of five wins and eight losses is not spectacular, at all times they displayed fine spirit and teamwork. Throughout the season they were a credit to themselves, their coach, and the school. ToP Row-B. Adams, T. Schaefer THIRD Row-J. Soper. C. Hummel, D. Kretz, N. Long, G. Campbell, B. Rowe SECOND Row-C. Miller, A. Heimbach, R. Musser, D. Ritchie, H. Foltz, R. Martin, D. Bordner FIRST Row-C. Sprenkle, E. Walters, J. Van Buskirk, W. Townsend, F. Tyler, E. Emery, D. Taylor, H. Lesher SENIOR INTRAMURALS 'TOP Row-D. Weaver, M. Feehrer, F. Bickhart MIDDLE Row-S, Weaver, R, Brubaker, G. Wolfe, D. Murray BOTTOM Row-M. Herman, M. Stauffer, S. Wagner, N. Glace, S, Fox, D. Bickel, L. Goodling GOLF TEAM Left to Right,-E. Emery, G. Reigle, G, Hane. F. Tyler, W. Adams Golf was introduced in Selinsgrove High School for the first time last year. Students played on the basis that if sufficient interest was shown, it would become a varsity sport in 1951. Four matches were played, at home and away, with Lewisburg and Williamsport. Since an undefeated season resulted, under the coaching of Robert Shadle, golf has become a varsity sport. Left to Right--H. Benner, G. Schuck, B. Mottern, J. Metzgar, J. Schuck, R. Swank JUNIOR HIGH CHEER- LEADERS Act V ACTIVITIES X1 4 X.. Music hath charm to soothe the Savage beast, I CYNQSLJRI- I- DITCDRIAI. STAFF FIRST Row-E. LeMay, N. Glace, S. Fox, J. Knepp, D. Murray, D. Bickel, D. Haddon, J. Loudy SECOND Row-Mary Ann Stauffer, L. Goodling, F. Bickhart, L. Shaffer, P. Hughes, S. Weaver, L. Gaugler, M. Bona- witz, M. Feehrer, J. Hunt THIRD Row-J. Van Buskirk, D. Bordner, D. Taylor, L, Driver, J. Soper, D. Booth, H. Lesher, A, Gilbert FOURTH Row-D. Ritchie, W. Rowe, G. Campbell CHIEF ADVISOR ........... .... M iss Eva Herman ART EDITOR ......................,,.-, Jim Loudy EDITOR-IN-CHIEF We ....,, Jewell Hunt BUSINESS MANAGER ............... Nancy Cawley ASSISTANT EDITOR ,V .... Dawn Haddon ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER -- Roger Hepner ASSISTANT EDITOR .,.,.,I.., --- Mary Bonawitz ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER --- Sara Yerger FEATURES CALENDAR ATHLETICS Miss Phoebe Herman, Advisor Helen Redcay, Chairman Marjorie Feehrer Galen Campbell Dottie Murray Lewis Driver Nancy Glase Dick Taylor F ART Jim Loudy, Chairman Mardean Kratzer Jerry Soper Mrs. Hoke and Mr. Dove, Arlan Gilbert, Chairman Jewell Hunt Advisors Miss Morgantini, Advisor Mary Ann Stauifer, Chairman Jim Van Buskirk Lucille Bailey Nancy Maurer Earl LeMay ORENSICS Mr. Frymire, Advisor Harry Lesher, Chairman Roxanna Brubaker Donald Bordner Dolores Weaver MUSIC Loretta Gaugler Shirley Weaver Ma1'y Bonawitz Mr. Shadle, Advisor Dale Booth, Chairman Ray Musser Bill Rowe Pat Hughes, Chairman Frances Bickhart Lillian Goodling Rachael Weiser DRAMATICS Miss Phillips, Advisor Doris Bickel, Chairman David Ritchey Shirley Fox Lois Schaffer J une Knepp Dawn Haddon James Loudy CYNQSLJHI- HUSINILSS S AH- Frasr Row-C. Meyer, V. Mengle, S. Wagner, P. Simcox, V. Youtz, J. Klingler SECOND Row-M. Herman, J. Ingebrigtsen, N. Cawley, C. Smith, S. Yerger, I. Kerlin, N. Long THIRD Row-D. Aurand, C. Hummel, F. Tyler, M. Ulsh, R Kretz FOURTH Row-R. Hepner. E. Oppel, G. Van Winkle ADVERTISEMENT Mr. Wagner, Advisor Dick Kretz, Chairman Virginia Youtz Charles Hummel Evelyn Oppel Pat Simcox Merle Ulsh Bill Adams Bill Luck CIRCULATION TYPING Mrs, Bedeaux, Advisor Fred Tyler, Chairman .Jeanette Ingebrigtsen William Kratzer Gene Van Winkle Shirley Ritter Donald Aurand Corrine Smith Polly Fisher N. CAWLEY S. YERGER R. HEPNER Miss Bittner, Advisor Meriam Herman, Chairman Shirley Wagner Caroline Myers Vivian Mengle Jean Klingler Irma Kerlin Arlene Rowe GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Left to Right-G. Schrader, J. Raudenbush, J. Sandel, A Valsing, L. Rimig, J. Hunt, L. Shafer, H. Redcay, H Romig, J. Pontius, M. Lamon, M. Yohn, J. Zeckman MUSIC I- GRI- NSICZ MUSIC FORENSICS SOLOISTS BACK-J. Raudenbush, A. Gilbert, J. Sandel FRONT-J. Hunt, S. Yerger FIRST Row-J. Knepp, N. Glace, S. Fox, D, Haddon, E. Ogpel SECOND Row-E. LeMay, C. Hetherington, D, Bordner, P. Hughes, B. Garman. H, Lesher, M. Stauffer W Luck D. Ritchey, M. Feehrer, J. Loudy SPEECH I-Ol-QILNSIC As in the past year, Selinsgrove High School is again entering contestants inter-scholastic forensic contests. We are confident that the contestants in both and music events will be a credit to S.H.S. These contests are held in March and April every year. Winners in Snyder ccmpete in the district contest at State College, and those winners represent the in the state finals. We sincerely appreciate the line job of coaching by Miss Eva Herman, Miss Herman, Mrs. Bedeaux, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Hoke, and Mr. Dove. This year for the first time our band is entering the forensic contests. INDIVIDUAL FORENSIC PARTICIPANTS in the speech County district Phoebe Original Oration-Bernice Garman, Rebecca Blasser, alternateg Original Oration rconservationl-Harry Lesher, Donald Bordner, alternateg Declamation iseriousb- William Luck, June Knepp, alternateg Declamation thumorousb-James Loudy, Marjorie Feehrer, alternateg Poetry Reading--Carol I-Ietherington, Dawn Haddon, alternate: Shakespeare Reading-Nancy Glace, Shirley Fox, alternate: Extempore Speaking-William Kratzer, Mary Ann Staufler, alternateg Discussion-Evelyn Oppel, David Ritchey, alter- nateg Radio Speaking-Patricia Hughes, Earl LeMay, alternateg Music Forensic Soloists- Soprano Solo, Jewell Hunt: Mezzo-Soprano Solo. Jean La Rue Sandelg Alto Solo, Sara Yergerg Piano Solo, Joan Raudenbushg Clarinet Solo, Arlan Gilbert. GI!-QI S' CHQHUS l MR. LEWIS DOVE Instrumental Music Mr. Dove has done a ccm- inendable job as director of the Selinsgrove High School Band. The diligence and zeal which he has shown in working with the musicians of our high school are deeply appreciated. We extend sincere congratulations to Mr. Dove for his fine work, with the hope that he may continue to meet with success in his chosen ileld of music. MRS. JUNE HOKE Vocal Music Congratulations to Mrs. Hoke for her outstanding work as vocal music teacher and chorus direc- tor of Selinsgrove High School. She has won high admiration for her untiring efforts to make young people more appreciative of music. We hold Mrs. Hoke in high regard for the invaluable instruction she has given us. It is our sincere hope that she may serve many more years in en- riching musically those who have the privilege of her talents. GIRI CI-IGI-QLJS Q. Q E. A .f ,G ,J FIRST Row-A. Hornberger, N. Maurer, J. Sandel, M. Lamon, A. Richter, K. Wertz, D. Shaffer, J. Reich, S. Weaver. L. Shaffer, H. Redcay, M. Bonawitz, M. Stautfer, J. Troutman, J. Rosevear, L. Rcmig, J. Knepp, A. Valsing, M. Yohn, A. Heintzelman, L. Moyer. J. Zeckman, G. Schrader, J. Raudenbush SECOND Row-J. Brungard, C. Bensinger, F. Bickhart, D. Bickle, C. Campbell, E. Spigelmeyer, B. Krohn, J. Pontius, D. Bogar, L. Gaugler, B. Hassenplug, P. Parker. V. Michael, M. Bcdmer, P. Brouse. E. Oppel, D. Murray THIRD Row-N. Glace, E. Adams, S. Yeager, J. Hunt, H. Rcmig, P. Reigel, C. Hetheringtcn, M. Morris, N. Cawley. J. Ingebrigtsen, D. Weaver, R. Swineford SENIORS IN C5-ll-QI CI-ICI-QUS . KVA .iw ve FIRST Row-E. Oppel, D. Murray SECOND Row-N. Glace, D. Weaver, S. Yerger, S. Weaver, H. Redcay, L. Shaffer, Mary Ann Stauiler. J. Knepp. N. Maurer THIRD Row-J. Hunt. M. Bonawitz. L. Gaugler. F. Bickhart. D. Bickel. N. Cawley. J. Iiigebrigtsen. M. Bodmer JUNIOR Cl ASS PI AY GAY NINETIES REVUEH Directed by Miss Mary Phillips Our Junior Class presented A Gay Nineties Revue in March, 1950, with prac- tically every member of the class partici- pating. The City Slicker and Our Nell, a melodrama in one act, was one of the features of a lengthy program, including several skits, HI Beg Your Pardon, A Gay Nineties Proposal, and Out of the Past , monologues, Casey at the Bate, The Gibson Girl, and Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight. Also presented were a clog dance, a pantomine, Grandmother's Grievancesng soprano and baritone solos, and choruses by the entire cast. This variety program-all in the spirit and costumes of the Gay Nineties was different and interesting. SENIOR Cl ASS PI AY BEAUTY AND THE BEEF Directed by Misses Eva, and Phoebe Herman Beauty and the Beef,'l a three-act comedy, under the very capable direction of Misses Eva and Phoebe Herman, proved to be a great success. The setting for our Senior Play was the living room of George Allen's new home in Winnebagushi, a southern Minnesota town. The characters include Ginny and her kindly parents, her brother in pursuit of a bass drum, the girl who has one, and her exasperated dadg the captain of the football team and his three teammates, three girl cheerleadersg a teacher, the Prin- cipalg his daughter, who fears Foggy Ryan is dating her in order to graduate, a woman doctor, and a pretty majorette. Ginny hopes her past on a quiz pro- gram will be a closed book, now that they've moved to a small town. She won't be teachers' pet anymore, with an A plus on every paper, and the boys will date her like any other girl. Beef, the captain of the football team, has already offered to help her with history, which he can easily do since he's been working off a condition in the subject. Then to prove to Beef that she isn't smart, she copies the wrong answers from his exam. In the inquisition that follows, each admits to copying-but it's Beef who's suspended. It's all straightened out, however, be- fore the final curtain, and Franny dates the frantic Foggy, as Ginny wins Beef for keeps. i Tl-IE SELINSGFQGVE Clarinets .' Shirley Cournney Arlan Gilbert Eunice Miller Barbara Orndorf Neil Rhoads Desna Varner Marge Yerger Margaret Yohn Janet Zechman Drums .' .Bill Adams Gary Aucker Ronald Forster Charles Hower John S. Shillingsford Bob Yerger Saxophone: Bob Row PERSONNEL Bells J Jim Loudy Sara Yerger Baritone: Fred R. Fry BGSS HOT7l.' Frederick Frost Trombones: William Luck Jerry L. Rhoads Kenneth L. Shillingsford Alan Yoder H orn: Eugene Shotsberger CO7'1Z,6tS .' Frances Bickhart Luis Bingaman Irene B0nawiLZ Mary Lou Ernst, Connie Fry Betty J. Hassenplug Clavton E. Leach Eddie A. Rhoads Joan K. Yohn SENIORS IN BAND Left to Right-N. Glace, P. Simcox, A. Gilbert, F. Bickhart. J. Loudy, W. Adams, S. Yerger, B. Luck, J. Hunt S Fox f Ni 'id' L' six fl, J J' 0 . ' , . X , Q1 1 5 .. . .R J GI-I SCI-IOCDI. BANDW-'t.f'r.uJ f ,X I 5 FIRST Row-J. Zechman, M. Yohn, A. Gilbert, M. Yeager, E. Shotsberger, F. Fry, D. Varner, E. Miller, S. Courtney, N. Rhoads SECOND Row-L. Bingaman, C. Leach, F. Bickhart, J. Rhoads, J. Yohn, M. Ernst, B. Hassenplug, W. Luck, A. Yoder THIRD Row-S. Yerger, J. Loudy, B. Rowe, F. Frost, G. Aucker, B. Yerger, C. Hower, J. Shillinsgford, R. Forster, W. Adams, K. Shillinsgford, J. Rhoads BAND OFFICERS Secretary-Jewell Hunt Librarian-Sara Yerger Prop Man-William Adams Assistant-Lois Bingaman Assistant-Alice Hersh Assistant-Fritz Frost VANGUARD l , PERSONNEL 1 Majorettes: Baton Twirlers: Flag Twirlers: Mary Alice Hersh Gay Mitterling Jewell Hunt 1CaptainJ , 4Head Majorettel Mary Lou Morris Pat Simcox l Ann Richter Pam Riegel Mary Ellen Rowe Color Guard: Jean Sandel Gloria Anderson Shirley Fox Diane Troutman Thelma Peters Nancy Glace Sandra Walter .. i I Y s X W SCI-ICDQI DA7F SEPTEMBER Second graders arrive before Seniors. Bill Kratzer is :first to warm the honored bench. First football game of season. Lost to Lewistown 13-0. -Senior boys, Iirst Home Economics Class. Rip was caught in the washing machine. A Miss Mergrantoid Inglenode visits our school. She is certainly a loud-y person, isn't she? Sunbury Orderlies got iirst break of year-Dot-their patient! Dawn received her first letter from Texas. Seniors have most exciting chemistry class. Roger, get off the gas key! -Mrs. Bedeaux enjoys a break. Tots. Gag, and Hick sit on the bench. -Harry Lesher makes a fool of himself in P.O.D. class fRemember, Mrs. Nace took over.J -Earl LeMay scores in Mrs. Bedeauxls room, but misses the extra point on the bench. OCTOBER -Mr. Shadle's Health classes are becoming too realistic. Midge fainted. -Bonfire rally at Moose playground. -Bill Rowe's first game of season. Let's hope S.H,S. can now beat Lewisburg! Charlie does it again. Helps girls escape P.O.D. class. What's the matter, Jewell? -Cynosure Staff starts rolling. -Class elections! Senior oiiicers: Ned, president, Mary, vice president, Kay, secretary, Paul, treasurer. Report cards out for the first time. Long faces and short smiles. Seniors visit colony. Oddly enough, all returned. Lucille Bailey, mercy killer. Threw her P.O.D. book at a poor little mouse. 31-Seniors in Halloween parade. Proud winners of a S20 prize. NOVEMBER -No school-Dick Kretz forgets to cover his ears and is peppered with buck shot. 10-Teachers attend institute. Lucky students have a four-day vacation. -Lucille is a killer again. She shot a pretty cotton-tail with her Dad's twenty-two. -Seniors hope to fill treasury. Anybody wanting Christmas cards contact the Seniors. -This Thanksgiving we prayed for world peace. Many turkeys are well at peace. P -Senior Guild Players start production of their new smash hit, Beauty and the Beef. -Basketball practice begins. Looks like another championship team. DECEMBER -Tears and laughs. Report cards are distributed to a few. Uncle Sam delivers the rest. -Lost-Stauffer's shoes and socks. If found, return to office. Reward! -8:00 p. m. The curtain rises. Senior Class Play applauded by three hundred patrons. 11:00 p. m. Place-Earl's house Reason-Big Party Entertainment-J im Loudy I, 9-1:00 p. rn. Seniors hit the sack. 15-Eleven-Y presents a program. Star feature was Santa Claus. 21-t'Still Shines the Star, presented by the music department, was enjoyed by many town folks. 22-Junior Class holds a Christmas Dance. 25--Grace and Dawn are the lucky ones. CBoth got ringsfl JANUARY I-The Seniors sleep late. Why, oh why! 2-Seniors carry Christmas lists. Golly you should hear the New Years' Resolutions: Rip offers his new Ford for sale. Arlene Rowe won't be late for school?? Seniors won't hook school until May!! 5-Smoker gives Helen, his best girl, a ring. fValue, 12 centsj 9- Do you have a mirror?', My lipstickis off 3 Shucks, I forgot my evening gown. Tl'1at's right-Schindler took our pictures. 10-A group of thirty-two students chaperoned by Miss Yeager attend the Farm Show. How were the movies, girls? 12-Oppel gets a new name. CSquirrelyJ 16-Seniors start plans for New York trip. A-ahem. They're lucky if they get to Kratzerville. QSO say the Juniors.j 28-Mary Ann took us off in a new Pontiac. Mr. Fulmer now working car by remote control. Good idea, Ray. 22-Senior boys prepare a delicious, but unbalanced meal. 4The bread tipped the plate.J 26-Senior girls take entrance tests at various hospitals. Lots of luck, future nurses. FEBRUARY 12-Happy birthday, Abe! Long session. 14-Valentine Day. Love and kisses to our underclassmen. 22-George's Day. Happy birthday. Another long session. MARCH 5-Long, sad faces-fourth marking period. 16-Juniors present, t'Ghost Parade, a mystery comedy. Almost as good as the Seniors! 23-Good Friday-Long session. Donlt eat too much candy! Happy birthday, Bodmer and Rip! 25-Here comes Willy, the Winkle Nosed Wabbitl 26--No school-Mass indigestion-too much candy and too many eggs. APRIL l-No school today. Terrible snow storm, and the buses can't get through. Ha, ha! April Fool! says April Fool Adams. Those buses CAN get through anything. 18--Seniors' last report cards. It's rather late to start worrying. 21-We're pleased as Punch. It's the Sophomore Hop! Seniors, remember yours? MAY 4-Music Maestro, please. It's our band concert and you know what that means. Our school days are almost over-for good! 23--Senior Farewell. The most talented Seniors ever to graduate from dear old S.H.S. give their last performance. 26- Enjoy yourself, it's later than you think. Long gowns and long faces. A sad bunch of Seniors try to forget for a while that this is their last prom. 27--Baccalaureate-Tears and wet hankies. 29-Junior High Graduation-Good luck, kids! 30--Memorial Day-All new parade. No school. 31-Senior High Commencement-The day We've lived for, for twelve long, hard years. Whither now? 4 RADIO THEATRE People Are Funny - - Counter Spy - - Across the Footlights - Request for Men - Children's Hour Shopping Tour Take It Easy - Strike It R-I-C-H - T0day's Children - Life Can Be Beautiful - Big Sister - - House Party - Walter Winchell - - The National Barn Dance Information Please - It Pays To Be Ignorant - Take It or Leave It - Adventures in Research - The Thin Man - - Metropolitan Opera House Quiz Kids - - - One Man's Family The Andrew Sisters Gabby Hayes - Our Gal Sunday - Aunt Jenny's Stories Danny Kaye - - - Challenge of the Yukon - .J ack Armstrong, the All American Boy - Superman - - - The Lone Ranger - Letis Pretend - Inner Sanctum - - Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin - Baby Snooks - - - Senior Class Mr. Bolig Jim Loudy Senior Girls Sprenkle, Bitting, Gaglione and Campbell Afternoons in Sunbury Mr. Poeth Dot Murray The Sophomores Vacation Mary Ann Stauifer Study Hall Harlan Parker J unior-Senior Prom Exam Time 12-1 Report Card David Ritchey Hoyt Foltz Girls' Chorus Bench Sitters Mr. Potteiger Swope, Yeakley, and Swinefoid Mr. Frymire Helen Redcay Jeanette Ingebrigtsen Harry Lesher Hepner and Van Winkle Donald Aurand Mr. Mease Dale Derr Miss Phoebe Herman High School Bill Kratzer and John Moyer Lois Shaffer RADIO THEATRE Hildegarde - - - The Lux Radio Theatre - Breakfast Club - Gang Busters - The Hour of Charm Weatherman - - Mr. and Mrs. North - Hit Parade - - Bob Hope - For Women Only - The Hitchin' Post - To Be Announced - Double or Nothing - Young Widder Brown - Our Miss Brooks - Queen For A Day - Just Plain Bill My Friend Irma - - Casey, Crime Photographer The Boss - - - The Big Story Stop the Music - Pine Spitalny - Mr. Anthony - Magic of Books - Aunt Jemima - Bride and Groom - Mary Margaret McBride - The Guiding Light - - Sara Yerger Beauty and the Beef 1 2-Y Teachers Gym Class Mr. Wagner Carson Miller and Joyce Hummel Band Practice Richard Martin Mr. Smoker Blue Hill Failure List Chemistry Marks Miss Bittner Mrs. Bedeaux Miss Morgantini Bill Luck Arlene Rowe Dick Taylor Jewell Hunt Mr. Renn Mrs. Hoke Mr. Dove Mr. Shadle Miss Eva Herman Miss Yeager Mrs. Davis Miss Phillips Mrs. Gemberling CLASS ELECTIVES Most Essential - ---- James Loudy Prettiest Girl - - Helen Redcay Best Looking Boy - - - William Rowe Most Likely To Succeed Arlan Gilbert rvquvsts 31 uuiur Qflzxss uf ,grliizsgrulne Ztliqlg Cgirlpwul thc lllllililll' uf gum' p1'vsvnrr at tht E11niu1'-Sm1i11r IJ111111 ZF1'ihay, Bday flyv ilucniy-sixth nnv fllL1ll56lllh ninr lpunhrvh fifty EI 1:11 ll all l l l 1 l 4 l l ,,, l Our 1950 Prom Queen Margaret Kauffman Do you remember: That special star, the moon, the gowns? And Dad's old car? The shoes you danced in all night long? The band that played your favorite song? We remember and always will Because we're the ones who paid the bill! 3 2 I 1 N . N , l W 0 , , f--anus --...Q vkx CLASS VVILI. LAsT WILL AND TESTAMENT Whereas: We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one of the Selinsgrove High School, of the boro of Selinsgrove, County of Snyder, State of Pennsylvania, being sound of mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testa- ment, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will, or wills, heretofore made by us. ARTICLE I PERSONAL POSSESSIONS We Bequeath: l. To Margie Lamon, Corrine Smith's cheerleading ability, as well as her vocal chords, 2. To Joan Raudenbush and Leroy Glick, Nancy Maurer's and Bill Adam's musical ability, 3. Jean Klingler's, Dolores Weaver's and Mardean Kratzer's everlasting smiles to Lorraine Wilt, 4. To Joyce Pontius and Harvey Murray, Doris Bicke1's and Wally Townsend's neat way of dressing, 5. Earl LeMay's loud clothes to anyone who wants them, 6. To Mary Ellen Rowe, Lillian Goodling's pleasing personality, 7. To Rennie Blazer, Paul Hollenbach's hope of growing, 8 We leave Arlan Gilbert's surplus supply of knowledge to Kathleen Wertz, 9. To Lois Bingaman, we leave Frances Bickhart's athletic ability, 10. Charlie Hummel's corny jokes to Fritz Frost, ll. Fred Tyler's and Roxanna Brubaker's blushing faces to Rudy Barner, 12. Bill Rowe's basketball ability to Richard Bilger, 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 '35 Donald Bordner's, Bruce Heiser's, Ronnie Knouse's and Shirley Derr's quiet ways to Lester Mitterling and Jackie Troup, Jim Van Buskirk's football ability to Max Leitzel, Lew Driver's looks to John Wendt, Ned Long's technique in keeping at least three girls interested in him at one time to Skeeter Brungard, Pat SimcoX's sleek hair-do to Tommy Aungst, Meriam Herman's commercial ability to Joan Rosevea1', The long, lasting friendship of F1'ed Spotts and Richard Reichen- bach to Bob Hendricks and Donald Beaver, Kay Koch's daintiness to Marianne Herrold, Joe Heimbach's physique to Bill Brown, To Clayton Leach, Midge Feehrer's sense of humor, Vivian Mengle's shyness to Bill Sholly, Irma Kerlin's polite stubborness to Janet Hummel, Rachel Weiser's promptness to Sam Stauffer, To Bernice Garman, Nancy Glace's and Dale Booth's dramatic ability, Dick Kretz's baseball ability to Charlie Hoover, Loretta Gaugler's gracefulness to Margaret Yohn, To Bob Ortmyer, Harry Kemberling's height, Truman ShafTer's artistic ability to Barbara Beaver, Evelyn Oppells two-toned hair to Peggy Ann Brouse, To Barb Sechrist, Ernestine Arbogast's diamond, Grace Strawser's, Dawn Haddon's, and Shirley Wagner's one love to Beverly Slear, Rip Van Winkle's ability as safety patrolman to all future patrol- men, Nancy Cawley's early morning wise cracks to Mary Alice Hersh, Y Lucille Bailey's pretty curly hair to June Gemberling, To Kay Bolig, June Knepp's arresting eye lashes, Shirley Ritter's and Shirley Weaver's pretty eyes to June Gem- berling, To Pat Gemberllng, Pat Hughes, figure, Virginia Youtz's dependability to Ginny Parker, Ray Musser's dimples to Annie Heintzelman, Sally Ann Weader's silliness to Shirley McCreary, To Rebecca Blasser and Nancy Kratzer, Merle Ulsh's and Mary Bonawitz's love of books, Ed Emery's golf ability to David Richards, To Jim Hill, Mary Bodmer's love of eating, Polly Fisher's soft, pleasant voice to Ruth Swineford, Shirley Fox's A in health to any lucky Junior, Peg Goss' frequent absence from school to Bob Longenberger, Ed Wa1ter's laziness to Gary Ditty, , Gladys Wolf's athletic ability to Ardena Hornberger, To Donald Leohner, Richard Walterls love for animals, To Fred Steele, Ira Lessman's ability to polish the apple, To the Driver's Course, Russell Mitchell's Packard, Carolyn Myers' long hair to Elisabeth Adams, Wayne Varner's P. O. D. brain to future Seniors, GENERAL POSSESSIONS The dignity and prestige of the Seniors to the Juniors, Our beloved textbooks to future Seniors, The overflowing treasury of the Seniors to the Juniors' treasury, Last, but not least, our excellent conduct as Seniors to all future Senior Classes. --f-M,.,u 'N-f-k-MM.. W-v-M. 1'-'-v-8-m..,.,,,,M, '-ww--w...,,,,,,,X iff: The play is doneg the curtain drops. Slow falling to the prompterfs bell A moment yet the actor stops And looks around to say farewell. It is an irksome word and task.' And when he's laughed and said his say He shows, as he removes the mask, A face thatls anything but gay. 'THE END OF THE PLAY -Thackeray F i S !' ll -4-4'ZIZL--In -qg .- 'i:?'::A ' ' - -- II Iizssemulll Now . - aaniiffi 1 i P 'PLAYING ?if 1 mee , X , 0 -g,,,.-s-l- 1 f ' ' l 1 Q I 1 - Q 1 r - ' ID ,um - . , ,S--. ' I Mugs.. III IIIIH a. - aj lyk' M ,..L1 ,r -1-'gi k ai Nw ' qVj11j,:5,rs:.1, 'SQQM y. ,, gage' 1:::: siiiE... -o L 'Cf lat. 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Compliments of MIDDLECREEK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MIDDLEBURG PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to the Class of '51 HACKETT'S HARDWARE STORE 325 MARKET STREET SUNBURY HACKETT'S MIDDLEBURG HARDWARE MIDDLEBURG- PENNA. Compliments of GRIT PUBLISHING CO. WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Printers, Engravers and Binders C0mP1imeUtS When In Sunbury I Stop at the of SQUEEZE INN I You cant Buy a Better Hctdog' or Hamburg Frank Jenkins, Prop. MARKET STREET SUNBURY, PA M. L. RITTER CALVIN A. WITMER MEATS and GROCERIES FI-JOUR u I FEED If It's From Rltters . . . It's Right GRAIN COAL 720 N. Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. SEI-INSGROVEY PA- Compliments of A. E. LAUBSCHER and SONS Home Made Potato Chips SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of SELINSGROVE SILK MILL William F. Groce SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DAUNTLESS HOOK and LADDER CO SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '51 SELINSGROVE MOOSE SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Guy A. Wendt 8: Son Electrical Contracting 8: Appliances SHERMAN WILLIAMS Paint Service Center HUMMEL'S WHARF, PA. , PAINT - WALLPAPER Compliments Of l Artist Supplies Floor Coverings Ernesvs l Window Blinds Men and Boys Wear 456 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. Phone 1493 MIDDLEBURG, PA. TRAILCO MFG. and SALES COMPANY Trailco Trailers - Truck Bodies - Truck Equipment Telephone Selinsgrove: Plant 9203 - Office 98 HUMMEL'S WHARF Griner's Garage AUTO REPAIRS Day and Night Service Phone 9284-R-2 SELINSGROVE, PA. SODAS SUNDAES - SANDWICHES S - O - D - 0 SHAMOKIN DAM, PA. Compliments of Rolling Green Keystone Store The Slears Goodharts Paint - Glass - Wallpaper PHONE 610 SUNBURY, PA. PENNSYLVANIA John H. Marquette TRAFFIC CIRCLE Route 1 1- 15 ESSO GAS 85 OIL Shikillamy Sandwich Shop SHAMOKIN DAM, PA. Western Auto Associate Store N. W. Bingarnan, Owner MIDDLEBURG, PA. Parenzan s SUNBURY, PA. Everything Musical Radios, Records, Instruments Shamokin 1124 Sunbury 2490 , l Compliments of A. H. RAUP WESTSIDE SERVICE Compliments of THE RAY L. SWANK STORE fCharlie Hamlinj 448 Market Street SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA LEE R. SN AVELY SHOES AND CLOTHING For the Family Phone 168-X SELINSGROVE, PA. THE CAMERA SHOP 209 West Pine Street SELINSGROVE, PA. Films Left Before 6 P. M. Ready at 5 P. M. Next Day KAUFFMAN BROS. The Store of Good Taste in Men's Wear SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of WILLIAM G. MILLER General Insurance and Bonds 26 N. Market Street SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 27-X A Safe Place To Buy- Diamonds and Watches High School Jewelry W. M. VALSING J EWELER SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of JOHN W. KELLER Dealer in FRESH PRODUCE and SEA FOODS Y N A Jklfy Quccess to the Graduating Class of 1951 from THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Se1in's Grove, Pennsylvania Compliments of Umm an SNSQIN Compliments of R. EDWARD A. PHILLIPS SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of G. M. BOGAR, M.D. SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of SELINSGROVE HARDWARE CO. SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of REA 8z DERICK, INC. Harold J. Glass, Mgr. SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of DR. R. W. JOHNSTON 116 S. Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of BROSIUS. SHIPE, D.D.S. SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of BURNS FURNITURE STORE 15 All Types of Floor Coverings ily Q' Solid Maple and Wildwood Cherry ik South Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of JOSEPH F. INGHAM SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of SCHINDLER'S STUDIO PHGTOGRAPHY CLASS OF 1951 PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS FRAME MAKING, COPYING AND PHOTOSTATIC COPYWORK 515 MARKET STREET SUNBURY, PA. B E N N E R MOTOR COMPANY Sales FORD Service Selinsgrove - Mifflinburg Richfield MILLER BROS. SHOE STORE FOOTWEAR FOR ENTIRE FAMILY SUNBURY, PA. Smart Feminine Apparel . . . ROSENBLUM'S 312 Market Street SUNBURY PA C. F. TROXELL HARDWARE Plumbing, Building and Electrical Supplies SPORTING GOODS Toys A Specialty SELINSGROVE PA. Compliments of JOSEPH L. MENTZ STATIONERY 249 Market Square SUNBURY, PA. B A U M ' S SPORTING GOOD , INC. MARKET SQUARE SUNBURY, PA. BITTNER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC You save time and money when you shop at BITTNERS T 1 ph 1300 SUNBURY PA Compliments of J -P MANUFACTURING CORPORATION SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of BIG BOYS AUTO PARTS CO. SUNBURY MOUNT CARMEL PENNSYLVANIA MONTGOMERY FUNERAL HOME Registered Nurse on all Calls SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of CENTRAL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING BLOCKS - WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Phone Sunbury 1800 Island Park, Sunbury, Pennsylvania Compliments of Yank's Atlantic SELINSGROVE, PA. Miller's Superette Self Service If You Like Personal Service If You Wish Delivery 9109-Y Compliments of C0tt's Drug Store Musser's Store Chas. H. Musser, Prop. SELINSGROVE, PA. Tel. Selinsgrove 42-R-5 4Kantz, Pa.J For the Best in Entertainment NU-WAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE HUMMEIJS WHARF, PA. Compliments of THE LOSE SALES CO. YOUR NORGE DEALER SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of Fisher Super Service 801 Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. Gene A. Wagner, Prop. Compliments of Riegel Jewelry Store Compliments of Borman Shoes Gaglione Fruit Co. WHOLESALE Francy Fruit and Produce MARKET HOUSE Phone 9003 SUNBURY, PA Compliments of TROUP'S GROCERY 218 N. Orange Street SELINSGROVE, PA. WILBERT BURIAL VAULTS Concrete for Strength Asphalt for Waterproofing SOLD BY FUNERAL DIRECTORS FROM COAST 'ro COAST Miracle Dutch Treat THE PLACE TO EAT Barbecues and Platters Middleburg Post Company, Inc. THE MIDDLEBURG POST COMMERCIAL PRINTING Compliments of PINE STREET BARBER SHOP If your hair isn't becoming to you! You should be coming to us. BECK and BECK, Inc. and City Steam Laundry, Inc. Next to Governor Snyder Hotel SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of KLINE'S MEAT MARKET SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of Shoemaker Chevrolet SUNBURY PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Ernest Aucker Congratulations to the Class of '51 SEILER ELECTRONICS RADIOS - RECORDS .- APPLIANCES Phone 284-R-12 SELINSGROVE, R. D. 2, PA. Inter County Gas Company INCOTANE GAS Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Compliments of Towne Store, Inc. SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Pontius Service Center HUMMEL'S WHARF, PA. Compliments of BITTNER'S SERVICE STATION MOTOR TUNING, GAS, OIL Lawn Mowers Sharpened North Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of C. WAGENSELLER, M.D. TROUTMAN'S GULF SERVICE SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of O K HOSIERY MILL SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of SELINSGROVE CANDY COMPANY SELINSGROVE, PA. Compliments of SMITH'S SERVICE STATION TYDOL GASOLINE General Repairing, Washing, Greasing Phone 179-X South Market Street Selinsgrove, Pa AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. 316 South Market Street SELINSGROVE, PA. OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Harry Arbo-gast and Son Proprietors Phone 151-Z SELINSGROVE, PA, Compliments REICHLEY'S T of T V 0 THE NATIONAL 2 -1SP0rtmg Goods-1 0 S 135 N. Market Street L SELINSGROVE, PA. SELINSGROVE' PA' S i B. J Compliments FLORIST 11 N. Market Street of SELINSGROVE, PA. Store Phone 74-Z GI'C6HhOl1SE Ph0l'16 32-Y Cut Fiowers and Potted Plants i SELINSGROVE. PA' Specializing in Corsages E ' E B E R T , S A CHAS. W. KELLER. .. . ICE d EEVERAGES 0 Cents to 351 Store an 5 S. Market Street SELINSGROVE. PA. 21 S. Water Street SELINSGROVE, PA. L E A R N ' S HERROLD'S SELF SERVICE SToRE C01'116I' Orange and Vine Streets SELINSGROVE, PA. Fine Foods and Stationery Greeting Cards i SELINSGROVE, PA, Open Evening5 Telephone 115-X Compliments of THE PLAZA MILLS, INC. SELINSGROVE PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of FISHER MOTORS YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS Compliments of SELINSGROVE, BODY SHOP FACTORY QUALITY REFINISHING JoBs Market and Bough Streets Selinsgrove, Pa. Red Fisher, Prop. Compliments of A 85 P STORE SELINSGROVE, PA. MARTIN S TAXI SERVICE DAY and NIGHT SERVICE ANYTIME - ANYWHERE SELINSGROVE, PA. HERROLDS SELF SERVICE STORE Corner Orange and Vine Streets SELINSGROVE, PA. Open Evenings Telephone 115-X Compliments J. G. Ott Packagings, Inc. Paper Boxes - Folding Caitons Advertising Displays SELINSGROVE Compliments of Stauffer's Lunch Compliments of Evelyn's Beauty Shop Phone 278-W Compliments of Swank's Barber Shop Ferguson Esso Service Center General Repairing Tires and Accessories AUTO GLASS Cut and Installed SELINSGROVE, PA. PENNSYLVANIA COIUDUIIICHUS Compliments of 0' E L. Frank Kocher PLUMBING ,8c HEATING Wholesale and Retail Pocket l . . ' 15 South Water St. Blul2ll'dS sEL1NsGP.ovE, PA. i Compliments of Compliments Wentzel's Store of SPORTING . ELECTRIC Jean Frocks DRY GOODS Phone 222-Y SELINSGROVE, PA. SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania CO-EDUCATIONAL-ACCREDITED For more than eighty years in the service of Christian Higher Education CURRICULA: Commercial Education Music Liberal Arts Business Administration For catalog write: G. MORRIS SMITH, A.M., D.D., LL.D., President RUSSELL GALT, Ph.D., Dean