Shanksville Stonycreek High School - Chicahonian Yearbook (Shanksville, PA)
- Class of 1940
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The cherished fields Put on their winter-robe of purest White. ,Tis brightness all, save where the new snow melts Along the mazy current. -Thomson qonewoncl . .. If by Word and by picture We have cre- ated in this second edition of the Chica- honian the year nineteen hundred and forty so that the happy hours spent here at Stony- creek will be preserved in our memories, then the purpose of the editors will have been achieved. 'K L ,, ,, Y? , - file Qodicatlon . . . To GENEVIEVE BAUERMASTER, Whose cheerful disposition, friendly counsel and advice, and energetic and efficient efforts as our class advisor for the last four years, this volume of the Chicahonian is respectfully dedicated. ' ifiwt W Ulbozpnociation We, the Chicahonian staff of 1940, wish toexpress our sincere gratitude and thanks to HARRY M. EMERICK, under Whose guidance and untiring efforts this book has become a reality. ,wgwva lu-1 Jlclminiatnation To the Seiiiom: It has been a privilege for me to be associ- ated with you as Supervising Principal of your school during this year. Lowell says: Greatly begin. Though thou have time but for a line, be that sub- lime-Not failure, but low aim, is crime. It is my sincere wish that you may bring happiness and joy to those with whom you may come in contact throughout your life. Sincerely yoiiif, H. VIRGIL GRUMBLING H. VIRGIL GRUMBLING Siipewifing Principal . james E. LAUER IRMA ScHRocK Vice-Priii cipal Secretary F Cfhe Oioandl ot Education I. A. MILLER Secretary R. A. POORBAUGH Treafwer Q I. G. CARVER Preficlenzf O. T. MILLER Member G. D. WALKER Member STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL Cfbz-: cVVlemben1.,x ot the Cgacufltmff Clairll.. Axtell Genevieve Bauermaster Charles Robert Cronk Harry M. Emerick Gibson Sara E. Hess James E. Lauer Robert W. Lohr, J . V - - -L' C-fha Cgnadle School qaczullttg First Row: Miss Eva Will, Miss Landis, Miss Rayman, Mr. Grumbling, Miss Niessner, Miss Kimmel, Miss Nelle Will. U l I Second Row: Miss Geisel, Miss Lambert, Mr. Walker, Mr. Lauer, Miss Ross, Miss Speicher. CLAIR L. AXTELI. Bachelor of Science Slippery Rock S. T. College Pennsylvania State College Social Studies, Health, Phy. Ed. MONA GIBSON Bachelor of Science Indiana State Teachers College Vocational Home Economics NIARION MCSEVENEY Bachelor of Science Purdue University Washington G jefferson College Health, Phy. Ed., Mathematics High School Qfaculltlg GENEVIEVE BAUERMASTER Bachelor of Arts Juniata College Pennsylvania State College English SARA E. HESS B. S. in Education Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Commercial VIRGINIA NIESSNER Bachelor of Science Lebanon Valley College Vocal Music ...,7 CHARLES ROBERT CRONK B. S. in Music Indiana State Teaehers College Instrumental Music JAMES LAUER Bachelor of Science Elizabethtown College University of Pittsburgh Science, Assistant Principal RUTH PHENICIE Bachelor of Arts Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania State College English, Arithmetic HARRY EMERICK Bachelor of Science Franklin and Marshall College University of Pittsburgh ' History and Science ROBERT W. LOHR, JR. Bachelor of Science Pennsylvania State College Vocational Agriculture HELEN SPEICHER Bachelor of Science Columbia University Art, Latin Cflaaa ot 1939 Row 1: Kent Mitchell, Dorothy Spangler, Mona Saylor, Helen Boyer, Catherine Brady, Dalton Pile, Charles Felton, Peggy Schrock, Sara Jane Lambert, Pauline Musser, Mary Christner, Paul Miller. Row 2: Harry Wilson, Jean Lambert, Jennie Vicic, Luella Stutzman, Kathleen Blank, Hazel Rhodamer, Lucille Miller, Vivian Queer, Etelka Lambert, Victoria Barkman, Margaret Snyder, Robert Lambert. Row 3: Jay Pile, Robert Landis, Janet Henderson, Arthur Poorbaugh, June Reiman, Jack Weyandt, Helen Landis, Edgar Snyder, Willian1 Page, Mr. Emerick. AULD LANG SYNE Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And days of auld lang syne? And here's a hand my trusty friend, And gie us a hand o'thine, And we'll take a cup of kindness yet For auld lang syne. For auld lang syne, my dear, For auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet, For auld lang syne. -Robert Bmfm Beautiful stream! by the village sideg Then windest away from haunts of men, To quiet valley and shaded gleng And forest, and meadow, and slope of hill, Around thee, are lonely, lovely, and still. -Bryant Qaaaea 46 Gun .Sz-:nion Qcm Seniors! At last the long-awaited year has arrived. Since we entered high school four years ago, we felt that there could be no greater honor than to be the leaders of the school and to be the chief participants in the many activities offered to us. Our first cardinal step was to elect Ruth Landis president, Grant Walker, vice- president, Elizabeth Hickey, secretary, and Kathleen Daugherty, treasurer. The officers have had an important part in guiding the destinies of the class, they have performed this task faithfully. Genevieve Bauermaster has acted as class advisor in helping these officers carry on their respective duties. Miss Bauermaster has efficiently led our class during the four years we have been in high school-directing our class plays and super- vising our activities. At the beginning of the term we started to sell ice cream and candy as one of the means of financing our Senior trip, and continued this project throughout the entire term. In addition to selling these refreshments at noon, extra profit was derived from their sale during basketball games and evening community activities in the school. Our next problem was choosing a competent staff to publish the 1940 Chicahonian. A faculty committee chose the staff members who were later approved by the entire class. With the coming of October busy days began for the yearbook staff-group and individual photographs were taken, trips were made into surrounding towns to solicit advertising, and write-ups and copy material were assembled. We did not neglect our social activities, for we sponsored the annual Halloween Party. This social function marked a milestone in the history of Stonycreek in that the first school dance was held. In November we presented our class play, A Crazy Mix- Upj' a riotous farce which entertained both young and old. The following comprised the cast: Ruth Landis, Carolyn Glessner, Phyllis Baldwin, William Glessner, Grant Walker, Elwood Yoder, Robert Barkman, Grace Stutzman, Pauline Schrock, and Shirley Ross. During February the Seniors became magazine salesmen-with one easy lesson from a Curtis magazine representative-a selling project. Our Senior diary next reveals our gala operetta, The Sunbonnet Girl. The Senior Class furnished most of the leads, we are proud to say. The catering and ticket-selling for the annual basketball banquet in April was another responsibility of the Seniors. ' We are now looking forward with avid hearts to the annual junior-Senior Banquet, our Baccalaureate service, Class Night, and Commencement. The trip to Washington, D. C., which will follow the Commencement exercises, will be a fitting conclusion to four happy, busy, and worthwhile years. lO , .fri -Wg, gp D Nf!'ylW y1f'7r,0'xl'l'n0l' ,7,AuJ,Jl,ZJf '7:d'I7 , 'Aoi W7wQ.,. M , li U Mm C 9 , GMQZ4 M agwiwflijw M44 fer 2: Miififffjj 4 was.,.,,za,-MMVU-wo ffff 4.411 ,fpgymif . faxtfigfffiffgf. i PHYLL1s Phi! BALDWIN Bancl 4, Orchestra 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix-Up, Operetta 4, CHICAHONMN, Girl Reserves 2, Dance Club, Cheer Leader 3. KATHLEEN Kody DAUGHERTY Orchestra 4, Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girl Reserves Z, Student Counf cil 2, Operetta Z, Mixed Chorus 4, CHICAHONIAN, Class Treasurer, Dance Club. CLYDE Windy FRYE Sports 4, Hi-Y l, Mushball Z, Operetta 1, F. F. A. 4, Basketball 1, Boy Scouts l. ROBERT Bob BARKMAN DOROTHY Dot BRANT Sports 4, F. F. A. 4, Operetta 1, Basketball Z, Hi-Y l, Mixed Chorus 1 , Dance Club, Tin H ero, A Crazy Mix-Up. BETTY DUPPSTADT Newspaper Staff 1, Tri-Hi-Y Z, CHICAHONIAN, Photography Club 1, Girl Reserves Z.. CAROLYN GLESSNER Orchestra 6, Band 6, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 4, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix-Up, Operetta 4, TrifHi-Y 2, CHICAHONIAN, Cheer Leader 2, Dance Club, Girl Reserves. ....ll.... Tri-Hi-Y Z, G. A. A. Z, Basket- ball 3, Tumbling 2, Girl Reserves Z, Dance Club. ROSY FRITZ Girls Chorus 3, Orchestra 4, Girl Reserves 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Dance Club, Photography Club l. EIL EEN GLESSNER Girl Reserves 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Tin Hero, Operetta 2, CHICAHO- NIAN, Orchestra 1, Dance Club. Mae Ji'-4, WW, xlliigdiyldlgll .f 4 X ,K I 1 1, f. fc, Vcc, WILLIAM Bill GLESSNER Band 4, Orchestra 4, Operetta 3, Student Council 1, HifY 1, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Officer 3, Newspaper 1, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix-Up, C1-IICAHONIAN, F. F. A. 1. LAURA K. LAMBERT Girl Reserves 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Student Council 1, Tin Hero, CHICAHONIAN, Library Club 1, Dance Club, Operetta 1. MARY MCN EAL Newspaper Staff 2, CHICAHO- NIAN, Tri-HifY 2, Girl Reserves, Library Staff, Operetta 1. '. m zoovy. -10-4 ...,,-:,ff..,.,, 'f:L'f.j.,. ELIZABETH Lib HICKEY Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus Z, CHICAHONIAN, Operetta Z, Class Secretary 2. RUTH LANDIS Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Orchestra 4, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix-Up, CHICAHONIAN, Tri-Hi-Y Z, Class president, Operetta 4, Girl Reserves 2, Cheerleader Z, Student Council 1, Dance Club. H EL EN MOWRY CHICAHONIAN, Library Staff 1, Newspaper Stah' 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, G. A. A. 1, Dance Club, Sports 1. .-.. ', t 1, ETHEL Eppie HILLEGAS Girl Reserves 2, Tri-Hi-Y Z, Photography Club 1, CHICAHO- NIAN, Class Officer 3, Newspaper Staff 1. VIETTA Maurty MAUST Art Club 1, Basketball 3, G. A. A. 1, Sports 2, Dance Club, Tum- bling 2. NELLIE PLATT Mixed Chorus 1, Newspaper Stal? 1, Commercial Club 1, G. A. A. 1, Sports 2. .,..12.,.. 5 All ,fix Q 1 ' ' .VJ 1' ,MDL 1, yypsxfy 1 W, A HILDA RINGLER Girls Basketball 2, G. A. A. 2, Tumbling 2. ALVIN SADLER F F. A. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta 1. RICHARD Dicle SPANGLER Basketball 1. DOROTHY Ross Orchestra 3, Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta Z, Band 2, CHICAHONIAN, Sports 3, Dance Club i PAULINE Polly SCHROCK Commercial Club 1, Photogra- phy Club 1, CHICAHONIAN, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix-Up DOROTHY Szutz STUTZMAN Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta Z, Tin Hero, Basket- ball 1, G. A. A 2, Dance Club, CHICAHONIAN, Girl Reserves 2. 's 1 .... 1 3 .... SHIRLEY Ross Girls Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, A Crazy Mix-Up, Operetta Z, CHICAHONIAN, G, A. A. 2, Dance Club, Girl Reserves 2, Basketball 1. EDWARD Eddie SIVITS Photography Club 1, Hi-Y 1, Dance Club, Track 2, Sports 4. GRACE STUTZMAN Orchestra 4, Girls Chorus 3, Girl Reserves Z, Operetta 1, A Crazy Mix-Up, CHICANONIAN, Lia brary Staff. -ZW LAWRENCE SUI-IRIE Sports 3. GUY WALKER Hi-Y 1, Senior Handicraft 1, Sports, Dance Club. ANTHONY Tony VICIC Mushball 2, Sports 4, Photogra- phy Club 1, Dance Club. JAY WALKER Band 4, Orchestra 4, Student Council 1, Mixed Chorus 2, F. F. A. 2, Operetta 3, CHICAHONIAN, GRANT Slawley WALKER F. F. A. 1, Hi-Y 1, Student Council 2, CHICAHONIAN, Class Vice-President, Senior Handicraft 1, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix-Up, Dance Club. MARION WILSON TrifHi-Y 2, G. A. A. 2, Girl Re- serves 2, CHICAHONIAN, Basketball Z, Dance Club, Sports Z. Boys Chorus. JANET WISLER Girl Reserves 2, Tri-Hi-Y Z, G. A. A. Z, Tin Hero, Basketball 3, CHICAHONIAN, Newspaper Staff 1, Dance Club. ELWOOD Peter YODER F. F. A. 4, Sports 4, CHICAHO NIAN, Dance Club, Senior Handi- craft 1, Tin Hero, A Crazy Mix- Up, Photography Club 1. ....14.,, 1 taaan-when-v Ju-wuouuveouo .-wb j-,vs-nad 7221 4.11141 , , . ,, g i ,. A094 'A Em- I Q H' . K45c1 cZ Row 1 : Katherine Berkebile, Kathryn Betty Zeigler, Pauline De Ar ,Q , --- d Ella Mae Platt, Ruth Spangler, Bernice Kimmel. 'V .. '11, Row Z: Miss Niessner, April Mae Rhodamer, Betty Miller, Betty Landis, Beulah Walker, Erma Duppstadt, Dorothy Miller, Miss Gibson. Row 3: Dale Glessner, Betty Stull, Margaret Shalfer, C. R. Bauermaster, Jr., Dorothy Mostoller, Irene Spangler, Lewis Weaver. Row 4: Beulah Miller, Glenda Rayman, Evelyn Miller, Fern Mostoller, Thelma R. Knepper, Kathleen McClintock, Eleanor Boyer. 5: Warren Naughton, Harold Shaulis, Clyde Phillips, Ray Kimmel, Robert Dively, Eugene Gerald Mowry, Gerald Yoder. 6: Eobert Berkey, Clarence Walker, Delbert Kimmel, Bruce Stutzman, Willard Snyder, Ber ey. 7: Earl Rayman, Edward Meyers, Ray Pyle, james Heinemeyer, Donald Landis. Row Shipivey, Row William Row union Cllaaa One more step and we will be seniors! It is time we are preparing to equal the preceding senior classes in representing our school. Our class was organized at the beginning of the school term, and from this class of forty-eight were chosen the following officers: james Heinemeyer, president, Erma Dupp- stadt, vice presidentg Delbert Kimmel, secretary, and Evelyn Miller, treasurer. What would the varsity basketball team have done without the juniors? We were the very backbone of our school' team-Donald Landis serving as captain. We have designed our own ring and made it a standard for the first time in the his- tory of the school. The seal, which is of the main entrance, is surrounded by the emblem of the keystone on the crest. Probably our greatest enterprise this year is our class play. We have chosen a three- act comedy- Aunt Tillie Goes to Townf, And now the class of nineteen hundred forty-one looks forward eagerly with great hopes for future enterprises.- ....15.... f.,5,,.. K' K -1, '4 ,z', . I-ft ', f nada 10 Row 1: Jeanette Singo, Lois Spangler, Fae Hillegas, Arlene Boyer, Dorthy Crissey, Betty Lam- bert, Geneva Frazier. Row 2: Stella Bush, Marguerite Brady, Thelma Rodgers, Clare Stutzman, Tom Brant, Mervin Zeigler, Dean Yoder. Row 3: Ida McNeal, Geneve Paul, Rozella Casebeer, Verna Coughenour, Ruth Will, Louis Wag' ner, Ray Weigle. Row 4: Luella Trent, Lois Smith, Isabelle Miller, Helen Reed, Eleanor Stutzman, Virginia Grenke, Charlotte Saylor. Row 5: Miss McSeveney, Ramsay McNeal, Don Spangler, Edgar Barkman, Webster Mostoller, Bruce Stutzman, Paul Mostoller. nadle 9x Row 1: Edith Lowry, Dorothy Walker, Maud Coughenour, Rachel Scott, Helen Gindlesperger, Donald Hillegas, Ernest Fritz, William Duppstadt. Row 2: Dorothy Mostoller, Rosy Bartencina, Annabelle Bentz, Esta Spangler, Mary Alice Reese, Mildred Lape, Kathleen Naughton, Gladen Maust. Row 3: Lewis Shalfer, Gene Camisa, Lulu Baughman, Erma Heitchew, Myrtle DeArmitt, Delbert Snyder, Ernest Weaver. Row 4: Mr. Cronk, Nevin Lambert, Ellis Trent, Claydean Poteet, Kenneth Mostoller, Benjamin DeArmitt. ...,l6.. ' 1 quads 9 Jus! ano'i'h4,r I lj Q.-. fp. arf- 'A-nan! fgongjgi it Rouf I : Elwood Shaulis, Robert Allen, Homer Keller, Howard Weyandt, William FbxKEz?efxfe V Yoder, Robert Platt, Stewart Pyle. Row Z: Dorothy Stutzman, Minnie Lowry, Lois Musser, Irene Reiman, Vera Meyers, Pauline Landis, Katherine Pile, Willa Mae Crissey. Row 3: Eugene Landis, William Will, Earl Boyer, Shirley Collins, Donald Lambert, William Baltzer, Cletus Emeigh. Row 4: Guy Miller, Ray Spangler, Hilton Zerfcss, Ross Weyandt, Clifford Mostoller, William Kimmel, Zane Kimmel. Row 5: Miss Phenicie, Robert Snyder, Donald Collins, jerry Miller, Norman Ringler, Melvin Coughenour. nada 8 Row 1: Marjorie Speicher, Allene Walker, Mary Jean Engle, Dorothy Hillegass, Peggy Wisler, Enid Musser, Georganna Horner, Marian Watkins, Esther Stutzman. Row 2: Phyllis Stutzman, Emma jean Hendershot, Miriam Ross, Betty Becker, Margaret Grove, Elmira Jane Ringler, La Verne Hendershot, Ruth Yoder. 'f Row 3: Ted Cage, Roy Walker, David Reed, Cleo Shippey, Dorothy Berkey, Elizabeth Walker, Ruth Snyder, Althea Horner. ' Row 4: Milton Deeter, Maurice Paul, Ted Lowry, Dean Moon, Stanley Moskey, Fred Pile, Warren Mostoller. Row 5: Miss Hess, Robert Grenke, Bruce Shultz, Donald Peck, Dale Walker, Blair Ross, l ..,. 17 .,.. , M....4xm,, L - Q Qnctdle T Row l: Fay Lambert, Helen Watkins, Janet Lowry, Evelyn Lowry, Joan Cage, Betty Williams, Mildred Weaver, Leah Miller, Doris Baldwin. Row Z: Betty Lou Christner, Betty Landis, Mary Mostoller, Thelma Pile, Pauline Miller, Alta Lambert, Rose Marie Emerick, Dorothy Spangler. Row 3: Dorothy Brant, Mildred Karosic, Dolores Dively, Mary Snyder, Barbara Rowe, Evelyn Will, Lauress Miller, Deane Hillegas. Row 4: Elwood Singo, James Page, Alvin Lambert, Harry Meyers, Glenn Scott, George Yoder, Robert Bauermaster. Row 5: Miss Speicher, Leland Mostoller, Kenneth Foster, John Baltzer, Charles Swindell, Donald Paul, Elbert Walker, James Zimmerman. titadle 6x Row 1: Mary Louise Felton, Ethel Mae Deeter, Doris Pile, Ellen Duppstadt, Kathleen Ann Schuster, Mary Lou Kimmel, Theodosia Berkebile, Mary Yoder. Row Z: Bernice Mostoller, Phyllis Stull, Betty Lou Berkey, Betty Jane Landis, Ruth Frazier, Evangeline Bauermaster, Laura Ann Dively, Dorothy Yoder, Mary Will. Row 3: Edward Denner, Clifford Martin, Nevin Miller, Janet Mostoller, James Baltzer, William Weigle, Donald Lowry, Michael Naughton. Row 4: William Pile, Edgar Little, George Becker, james Spangler, Fred Zeigler, Robert Walker, Herbert Walker. Row 5: Raymond Wilt, Blair Walker, Calvin Mowry, Clair Weyant, Mike Tokoly. ,..,l8..., nadle 615 Row 1: Alice Wisler, Erma Watkins, Maxine Ross, Caroline Fox, Orpha Trent, Mabel Kimmel, Lois Glessner, June Peck, Erma Lowery. Row 2: Romaine Paul, Gladys Rose, Alma Dawson, Beverley Dawson, Kathleen Rowe, Blanche Kimmel, Annalee Frye, Benny Knepper. Row 3: Herbert Ringler, Teddy Brant, Clarence Keller, Lester Lape, Edward Platt, Orlo Zerfoss, Ray Zeigler, Donald Duppstadt, Devon Walker. Row 4: Miss Lambert, Joe Spangler, Lewis Duppstadt, William Stull, Kenneth Tressler, Harold Moon, Robert Bush, Wayne Miller, Charles Hillegas. Qnadle 5 Row 1: Ivaline Onstead, Phyllis Robb, Lois Keller, Mary Will, Sara Jane Fieg, Lois Boyer, Esther Weaver, Dorothy Duppstadt, Dorine Heinemeyer. Row Z: Mary Hillegas, Bernice Stutzman, Adalaid Mowry, Doris Kimmel, Sara Jane Wilson, Roscoe Snyder, Elby Walker, Eddie Miller, Dick Bittner. Row 3: Alvin Saylor, Karl Poorbaugh, Betty Camisa, Alice Horner, Joan Lambert, Mabel Keller, Leora Rayman, Dorothy Walker. Row 4: Elwood Walker, Robert Custer, Bohse Fulton, Harold Kimmel, Charles Custer, Donald Rhoads, jack Shultz, Leo Fieg. Row 5: Miss Wi-ll, Wayne Stutzman, William Kimmel, Jack Frye, Robert Denner. ,...19.... Cgnacle 4x Row 1: Sara Jane Fox, Audrey Meyers, Faye Landis, Fannie Berkey, Phyllis Mae Kimmel, Helen Hillegas, Ruth Bittner, Jean Walker, Janet Walker. Row 2: Betty Lou Fritz, Ruth Scott, Dorothy Reed, Ada Miller, Jean Pile, Ada Jane Swindell, Ethel Mae Becker, jean Zerfoss, Ruth Karosic. Row 3: Dean Walker, Leon Rhodamer, Doris Reiman, Hubert Weyant, Charles Deaner, John Grenke, Milton Snyder, Kenneth Lowry. Row 4: Miss Landis, Billy Schrock, Donald Baltzer, Leonard Mostoller, Jay Hillegas, Glenn Miller. Qnctdla 415 Row 1: Ada Jane Snyder, Doris Kimmel, Ruth Zerfoss, Shirley Martin, Thelma Mostoller, Virginia Zeigler, Patricia Wisler, Lois Miller. Rqw 2: James Deeter, William Singo, Robert Watkins, Earl Sarver, Loretta Rogers, Ruby Mae Kimmel, Dorothy Stull, Alvercla Snyder, Beverly Custer. Row 3: Elwood Friedline, Leonard Tressler, William Bittner, Leonard Martin, Franklin Weaver' ling, Robert Musser, Lloyd Ohler, Eddie Spangler. Row 4: Miss Ross, Robert Horner, Richard Horner, Karl Wisler, James Fieg, ,..2O... Qnaclle 3 Row 1: Helen Will, Jean Hillegass, Carolyn Anderson, Patty Kimmel, Leora Jane Trent, Shirley Kimmel, Dorothy Miller, Betty Countryman, Florence Lehman. Row 2: Goldie Duppstadt, Shirley Walker, Marlene Goodwin, Shirley Shultz, Marlene Poor- baugh, Doris Lynn Brown, Lois Jean White, Doris Weigle, Hazel Watkins. Row 3: Donald Stone, Karl Duppstadt, Teddy Grenke, Margaret Swindell, june Williams, Betty Dawson, Dorothy Reiman, Jay Duppstadt, Donald Kempfer. Row 4: John Fox, Chester Miller, james Kimmel, Teddy Lambert, John Rowe, Harry Rose, Telford Walker, William Trent, Wilber Foster. , Row 5: Miss Will, Robert Gohn, Lewis Rose, Paul Kieffer, Robert Landis, qnaclle 294 Row 1: Norman Landis, jr., Tom Lambert, Shirley Stutzman, Lita Grey Lowry, Doris McDowell, Mary Ann Custer, Kay Crissey, Dora McDowell, Caroline Stutzman, Charlene Dawson. Raw 2: Anna Mae Stutzman, Bernice Weigle, William Bruening, Forest Stutzman, Lester Wat- kins, Ralph Stutzman, Aris Goodwin, Thelma Hillegas, Phyllis Rowe, Fred Norton. Row 3: Clark Mostoller, Anna Peterson, Ruth Maust, William Miller, Hazel Weyant, janet Schrock, Glenda Glessner, Joyce Lowry, Kenneth Williams. Row 4: Eileen Peterson, Doris Horner, Margaret Stull, Mary Louise Kieffer, Wilmer Kimmel, Edward Thomas, Jay Miller, Janet Brown. Row 5: Lois Deeter, Fred Fieg, Gerald Rose, Ernest Zimmerman, Russell Sarver, Dale Brant, Robert Onstead, Karl Miller, Miss Kimmel. ..,,21..,. Quads 113 ctndl 213 Row l: Lee Walker, Jacqueline Holt, janet Long, Bernice Kimmel, Ann Brant, Dolores Berkey, Shirley Horner, Charles Deeter, Irma Snyder, Wayne Fritz, Minnie Duppstadt. Row Z: Kathlee n Walker, Irvin Kimmel, Lloyd Martin, Kenneth Friedline, Hazel Stutzman, Margaret Onstead, David Duppstadt, Joan Trent, Pauline Rhodamer, Blanche Fritz. Row 3: Carl Pile, Paul Pile, Robert Thomas, Paul Reese, Gloria Weaverling, Doris Lowry, Fred Walker, Miss Geisel. Cgnaclle 1x s Row l: Elaine Martin, Nancy Weaver, Marlene Will, Nancy Denner, Phyllis Foster, Betty Lou Knupp, Ruth Lauer, Marilyn Savitz, Betty Mae Custer, Audrey Mowry. Row 2: Dolores Friedline, Sara Snyder, Doris Wilt, Diane Duppstadt, Beula Mae Swindell, Ada Snyder, Velma Kimmel, Dolores Becker, Bobby Fulton, Harvey Shippey, Clyde Custer. Row 3: Miss Rayman, Richard Williams, Lester Frazier, Junior Becker, Billy Landis, Bobby Kimmel, Kenneth Miller, Dick Kimmel, Burton Holt, Carl Watkins. M22 'T 2 if 4 J i - i C-fha Chlcahonictn .Stott The building of a High School Annual is much like the building of a house. Plan- ning comes first. The Faculty of Stonycreek laid the initial plans by selecting the staff to edit the 1940 Chicahonian. Because of his experience gained last year, Harry M. Emerick was again selected to be the advisor for the Annual. Then came more detailed plans. The staff solicited subscriptions and advertising to see if it would be financially possible to continue further, because a publication of this magnitude must be self supporting. After an estimate of future receipts was made, it was necessary to decide upon a bud- get to keep within the expected revenues. Then details, like brick upon brick, had to be carried out. Photographs, proofs, dummy layouts, writeups, identification of groups, end- less revision and changes in plans, collections, typing, and a thousand and one other items had to be carried out with infinite care and exactness. Then after designing and selecting a cover, just as a house must be roofed, the annual is ready to go to pressg and we must await the verdict of our patrons, as to whether our efforts are to be a success or a failure. But our reward will be sure if we can say, when our task is completed, that we have done our best. It would be unfair, in closing, if we neglected to give due recognition to our capable Editor and Literary Editor, Carolyn Glessner and Ruth Landisg our efficient Business Manager, William Glessnerg and to the executive ability of Kathleen Daugherty, our Ad- vertising Manager. Their eiorts and time were unstinted in their desire for a worthy Chicahonian. THE STAFF Editor ..., ,..,..,..,., ..... .,..,.... C a r olyn Glessner Photograph Editorr .............,..,...,..,..............,,.,......,... I Auirtant Editor .,.................. .............. E thel Hillegas ------------4-, I ,1-- 4---4--- P Hllline SChf0Ck, BSUY DUPP5fadf Bmineu Manage, . .,4II4l,4I4v.4II IQVIVEE W iuiam Glessner Hitmor. Editor ......,..,,.....,..............,.....,..,. Grant Walker Amman, Bmmeu Manager'--'V' l'-v.,.. Marian Wilson Art Editor ..........,.,......,...................,...... Grace Stutzman Literary Editor Ruth Landis .2doerti5iriZgdMmiager.M ...,.....,.,... Kathleen Daugherty . . ' . '' ' rrirtmit vertimig imagery .............,..,..........., . . . Arrirtant Literary Editorr .,..,...,......,............,......,.....,.. U .I'4I I.-I.'4 .I,A. lllb 1 H '..'- Janet Wisler, Elwood Yoder Elizabeth H1CkCV, Helen MOWIY, Mary MCNC211 Typirtr .......,.,.,,....... Laura Lambert, Eileen Glessner, ,Sporty Editor: ,..,.............. Phyllis Baldwin, jay Walker Shirley Ross, Dorothy Ross, Dorothy Stutzman Advisor ...,.,,.....,......................... Mr. Harry M. Emerick ....23.... ,Baht clllfillll ancl QT:-:Atctment As the Class of 1940 rapidly approaches the time when we must leave the joys and sorrows of Stonycreek High School, we desire to pass along to our companions of the past four years some of the traits and characteristics that have made us such a unique class. With these thoughts in mind, we hereby decree this to be our last will and testa- ment with the members of the Junior Class as our legatees. Robert Barkman leaves Betty Miller to C. R. Bauermaster, jr., Dorothy Brant trans- fers her coyness to Ferne Mostollerg Kathleen Daugherty leaves her roller-skating ability to Cletus Pile, Betty Duppstadt grants her tinyness to Thelma Knepperg Rosy Fritz wills her spectacles to Ruth Hankinsong Clyde Frye assigns his Central City girl friend to Clyde Phillips. Carolyn Glessner leaves her many activities, to Kathleen McClintock, Eileen Gless- ner wills her smiles to jim Heinemeyer, William Glessner transfers six inches of his height to Stewart Pyle, Elizabeth Hickey bequeaths her dancing ability to Beula Walker, Ethel Hillegas wills her gold locket from Brothersvalley to Betty Stull, Laura Lambert transfers her boy friends to Betty Landis, Ruth Landis wills her popularity to Kathryn Felten. Vietta Maust passes her quietness on to Eleanor Boyer, Mary McNeal bequeaths her red curls to Betty Zeiglerg Helen Mowry assigns her five pound class ring from Shade to Erma Duppstadtg Dorothy Ross presents one of the ushers at the Governor Theater to Marguerite Brady, Shirley Ross leaves her pal, Dorothy Stutzman, to basketball center, Bob Divelyg Alvin Sadler wills his false tooth to Earl Kooser', Rayman who can use it. Pauline Schrock transfers her hope chest to Evelyn Miller, Edward Sivits wills his number 12's to William Assistant Janitor Berkey, Dick Spangler bequeaths his Ply- mouth to Dale Glessner, Dorothy Stutzman leaves her stenographic ability to Ruth Spangler, Grace Stutzman wills her stoutness to Ella Mae Platt, Lawrence Suhrie trans- fers his taxi .driving expertness to Bruce Stutzman, Anthony Vicic wills his reputation as a tease to Ray Pile. Grant Walker wills his sunny grin to Delbert Kimmel, Guy Walker leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to Webster Mostoller, jay Walker bequeaths his trombone to Robert Berkeyg Marion Wilson wills her cooking ability to Beula Miller, janet Wisler leaves her class ring for Edward Meyers, and Elwood Yoder leaves Evelyn Miller to his brother Gerald. We do hereby appoint james Heinemeyer, President of the Class of 1941, to execute this, our last will and testament, and to offer it in any court in this state, or any other state, for probate, waiving exemption or inquisition. In witness whereof we have caused the seal of the officers of the class of 1940 to be affixed to this document which was com- pleted this 14th day of March, A.D. 1940 at Shanksville, Stonycreek Township, County of Somerset, and State of Pennsylvania. THE CLASS OF 1940 wr Wizfnerrerz Milton Lowry Signed: Ruth Landis, President Wfilliam Berkey Grant NValker, Vice President Elizabeth Hickey, Secretary ,,..24... l Q' litllfg :QQ ' President ,..... Vice Prexizlent . . . Secretary . , . Atrimzm Secretary Treamrer . . ......... Adwror .......... -:E Student Counclll OFFICERS William Glessner . , . Kathleen Daugherty . . . . . . Laura Lambert . . ..... Irene Spangler . .. Betty Lambert Mr. Lohr The Student Council has been organized two years -proving itself to be one of the most vital organiza- tions within the School. Activities undertaken for this year are confined mostly to attempts at correcting or adjusting some of the school's problems in connection with student ac- tivities. Gncyanigatlo mt 1 fx p 5 v 1 .floQ' Row 1: Ramsey McNeal, Robert Platt, Stewart Pyle, Ted Cage, Dorothy Stutzman, Kathryn Pile, Joan Cafe, Dorothy Hillegas, Betty Duppstadt. Row 2: Miss Phenicie, james Heinemeyer, Erma Duppstadt, Helen Mowry, Eleanor Boyer, Mary McNeal, Nellie Platt, Delbert Kimmel, Miss Hess. Row 3: Betty Zeigler, Betty Landis, Marguerite Brady, Thelma Knepper, Dorothy Stutzman, Dorothy Ross. cvlcwapapen Staff Led by our energetic editor, Eleanor Boyer, and her able assistant, Erma Duppstadt? the Hi-Lites staff of Stonycreek High School concluded a very successful year in publishl ing the school newspaper. We are indeed indebted to Miss Hess and Miss Phenicie for their efforts which are directly responsible for the improvement of the school paper this year. The staff itself changed membership several times during the year due to members moving away or lack of interest on the part of some of the students in our work. How- ever, we still were able to publish a good paper. The Chesire Cat, the Inquiring Reporter, and the Viking Reporter, and items of gen- eral news interest led our student body to clamor for the Hi-Lites on the day it left the inky rolls of the Mimeograph. We were able to plan attractive ads for our advertising patrons through the efforts of our artists. Our exchange list grew to include twenty schools. Our reporters and feature writers improved their style of writing through the study of school journalism. Our aims and plans for the coming year are even greater-we want a bigger and better Hi-Lites. ....26.... x 'Futuna qanmona ot Clmanlca The Stonycreek Valley Chapter of Future Farmers of America is part of a national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in 46 states. This year's activities for the chapter includes co-operation with the Somerset County Future Farmers in which 26 boys judged livestock at the jenner's Fair. Incidentally, Clyde Phillips took Hrst place in the county judging contest. Other activities were attendance at the Future Farmer Week held at State College, june 13, 14, 15, 1939 and participation in the activities of the 1940 Pennsylvania State Farm Show at Harrisburg. Three of our local boys won honors in the potato project contest during this affair. The ollicers for the year 1939-1940 are as follows: Prerident .............................,....... .... J ay Walker Vice Preridem .. . ,... Alvin Sadler Secretary ....... ......... R ay Pile Treasurer .... .......... C letus Pile Reporter . .. ........... Dean Yoder Advisor ..... Mr. R. W. Lohr, jr. Edgar Barkman Robert Barkman Thomas Brant Ben De Armitt Adam De Lancey William Duppstadt Cletus Emeigh Clyde Frye William Glessner Robert Holler Gladen Maust MEMBERS Guy Miller Paul Mostoller Webster Mostoller Kenneth Mostoller Clilford Mostoller Clyde Phillips Cletus Pile Ray Pile Alvin Sadler ' Lewis Shaffer Ray Spangler Ernest Stull ....27.,.. Bruce Stutzman Ellis Trent Lewis Wagner Grant Walker Jay Walker Ernest Weaver Lewis Weaver Dean Yoder Elwood Yoder Gerald Yoder Mervin Zeigler Ex. ,Y J, A 1, v',' ffnt-J-lt-Q51 Row 1: Betty Miller, Betty Landis, Bernice Kimmel, Dorothy Crissey, Lois Spangler, Betty Lam- bert, Stella Bush, Betty Duppstadt, Dorothy Brant, Miss Gibson, Phyllis Baldwin. Row 2: Fay Hillegas, Erma Duppstadt, Esta Spangler, Katherine Berkebile, Irene Spangler, Doro- thy Stutzman, Kathleen Naughton, Helen Mowry, Mary McNeal, Rosy Fritz, Ethel Hillegas, Evelyn Miller. ' Row 3: Charlotte Saylor, Kathleen Daugherty, Marion Wilson, Marguerite Brady, Thelma Knep- per, Kathleen McClintock, Thelma Rogers, Eleanor Boyer, Carolyn Glessner, Ruth Landis. J-lt-'lg Row 1: William Kimmel, Robert Platt, William Duppstadt, Eugene Yoder, Cletus Emeigh, Donald Hillegas, Ernest Weaver. Row 2: Claydean Poteet, Ray Weigle, jerry Miller, Mervin Zeigler, Lewis Wagner, Ramsey McNeal, Edgar Barkman, Gene Camisa, William Will, Dean Yoder. Row 3: Bruce Stutzman, Ray Kimmel, Lewis Weaver, Ellis Trent, Grant Walker, Delbert Kim- mel, William Glessner, Robert Dively, Donald Lambert, Eugene Shippey, Mr. Axtell. Row 4: Edward Sivits, Earl Rayman, Robert Berkey, Robert Barkman, Guy Walker, Clyde Frye, Ray Pile, William Berkey. 28... Q-Ionl-d'll-QQ ' OFFICERS Preridezzf .,..... ........... ..... . R uth Landis Vice Prexiienz ..... .,,. E rma Duppstadt Secretary ....... ....... B etty Miller Trearurer ,.... ....... B etty Lambert Advisor .... ....... M iss Mona Gibson The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club stands for the all-around development of its members. It has for its slogan Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. The club colors are red, white, and blue-symbolizing sacrifice, purity, and loyalty. Great benefits have been derived from the club, resulting in higher Christian ideals of living and higher moral standards. Its chief social function is a Mother and Daughter Tea held in the spring. Other activities during the past year were attending a club rally, conducting assembly programs, and other social activities. d'l L-QQ . OFFICERS Preridenz .,..... ........... ..... W i lliam Glessner Vice Preridem .... ..... D elbert Kimmel Secretary ....... ..... R obert Dively Treamreff ..... ..,... G rant Walker Aduiror ...... ...... .... ..... ..... M r . C lair Axtell The Hi-Y has been organized this year for the first time in the history of Stonycreek Township. This organization has made an excellent step already in creating, maintain- ing, and extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. In their efforts to make these standards more easily attained, the Hi-Y boys specialized in individuality of their meetings. A few of the speakers were Rev. Ash, Fred Hare, Jr., Prof. Grumbling, Rev. Rhoads, Mr. Emerick, Mr. Lohr, and Mr. Ford, Secretary of Hi-Y. At various meetings the boys expressed their opinions by round-table discussion on such timely topics as personality and social qualities. With the aid of the advisor and officers, the Hi-Y has made great success as one of the newest organizations within the school. ....29.... Top Photo-Row 1: Elwood Shaulis, Mike Tokoly, Minnie Lowry, Helen Gindlesperger, Rachael Scott, Calvin Mowry, Stewart Pyle. Row 2: Irene Spangler, Lois Smith, Isabelle Miller, Eleanor Stutzman, Betty Lambert, Miss Speicher. Lower Photo-Row 1: Kathleen Naughton, Erma Heitchevv, Calvin Mowry, Earl Boyer, Donald Collins, Zane Kimmel, Elwood Shaulis, Mike Tokoly, Willa Mae Crissey. Row 2: Dorothy Walker, Irene Spangler, Katherine Berkebile, Esta Spangler, Annabelle Bentz, Rozella Casebeer, Eleanor Stutzman, Betty Lambert, Miss Speicher. Uooaten Club , Jlnt Club The aim of the Art Club is to provide additional opportunities for those pupils with special interests and abilities in art. It offers encouragement and guidance. The members of the Club have been making caricatures and cartoons, sketches and memory drawings of street scenes, and action in various games and contests. They have designed and painted vases and woodenware, such as bracelets, rings, bookends, and letter holders. Some modeling in clay has also been done. The Poster Club was organized for the purpose of designing and making posters for School and Community fgnctions, and fills a long felt need in this field. Both clubs are sponsored by Miss Helen Speicher, our art teacher. ....30.,.. Flohe Handlcnatt Czllubla This year a new and diversified activity program was presented to the students of our school. Among these activities were the handicraft clubs-an entirely new adventure in the use of our leisure time. These clubs offered many new opportunities to the students who liked to do creative work. Students in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades were members of the Senior Handi- craft Club, the lower three grades made up the personnel of the junior Girls' and Boys' Handicraft Clubs. The girls have done a considerable amount of work in the making of jewelry from metals and plastics, and even participated in the art of making model airplanes. The boys started with the construction of model airplanes and had a very interesting exhibit at the school fair. Model racers also proved to be of much interest and value to the boys. When the jig saw was introduced to the club, many new articles of wood and plastics were originated. These, with their beautifully polished and painted surfaces, met with the approval of all. It is assured that the new clubs have given much pleasure to the students, and new and better opportunities will be offered to them next year. 'W i .,.. 3 1 .,., union omz-1 Econcrmica Climb Our Home Ec. Club meets every Thursday, We meet to take cooking and sewing, And we have a jolly good time. And also to say funny rhymes. Our opening song sung at each club meeting tells something about the activities of our club. In addition, the club is an organized group with officers elected annually. Our educational project for this year was learning to weave. Our social activities included a Weiner roast, Halloween party and Valentineis Day party. .fibnctnlff .Staff This year a new organization has been added to our school--the Student Librarians. The StaE consists of twenty-five librarians, and two people are appointed to take care of the library each period and keep it in an orderly way. The aim is to help the students become better acquainted with the Library. With the co-operation of the entire staff, and our advisor, Miss Bauermaster, we have taken a book inventory and arranged the books in the proper manner. The dues for the books overdue will be used for new library material. The Library Stall has made quite a lot of progress this year, and we hope it will be continued in the coming years. ' ,...32,... Clflandl andl Une heatna BAND MEMBERS Flutefz Carolyn Glessner, Phyllis Baldwin, Mary Jean Engle. Oboe: Pauline Miller. Clarinetfz William Glessner, Kathleen Daugherty, Eleanor Boyer, Donald Lowry, Sara Jane Wilson, Edward Denner. Tmmpezr: William Baltzer, Karl Poorbaugh, Ernest Stull, Robert Bauermaster, Donald Lambert, Dale Glessner, George Yoder, Clair Reiman, Elwood Walker, Robert Custer. Harm: La Verne Hendershot, Elbert Walker, Erma Duppstadt, Kathleen McClintock, James Spangler. Barilonerz John Baltzer, William Pile. Trombonerz Jay Walker, Dean Hillegas, Joan Lambert. Tuba: Zane Kimmel, Donald Collins. Swing Barr: Dorothy Ross, Ray Spangler. Percmrion Ted Lowry, Dean Yoder, Fred Zeigler, Raymond Wilt. ORCHESTRA Flutexz Carolyn Glessner, Phyllis Baldwin, Mary Jean Engle, Oboe: Pauline Miller. Clarinetrz William Glessner, Kathleen Daugherty, Eleanor Boyer, Donald Lowry. Violim: Ruth Landis, Thelma Knepper, Eileen Glessner, Lois Musser, Pauline Landis, Evangeline Bauermaster, Mary Yoder, Rosy Fritz, Grace Stutzman, Bernice Kimmel, Stella Bush, Miriam Ross, Betty jane Landis, Betty Landis, Doris Baldwin, june Peck, Althea Horner. Violafz Irene Reiman, Kathryn Pile. Cello: Charlotte Saylor. String Ban: Dorothy Ross, Ray Spangler. Trumpezrz William Baltzer, Karl Poorbaugh, Donald Lambert, Ernest Stull. Hormz LaVerne Hendershot, Elbert Walker, Erma Duppstadt, Kath- leen McClintock, James Spangler. Trombonerz Jay Walker, Dean Hillegas, joan Lambert. Tuba: Zane Kimmel, Donald Collins. Percurrionz Ted Lowry, Dean Yoder, Raymond Wilt. Cvvlulsi i .... gg... C I ww . .MW GIRLS' CHORUS Row l: Irene Reiman, Ruth Will, Pauline Landis, Lois Musser, Phyllis Baldwin, Dorothy Stutz- man, Shirley Ross, Dorothy Ross, Charlotte Saylor, Elizabeth Hickey. Row 2: Beula Walker, Betty Lambert, Thelma Rogers, Fae Hillegas, Lois Spangler, Betty Miller, Evelyn Miller, Stella Bush, Virginia Grenke, Eleanor Stutzman, Marguerite Brady, Miss Niessner. Row 3: Dorothy Stutzman, Vera Meyers, Catherine Pile, Ruth Landis, Carolyn Glessner, Kathleen McClintock, Thelma Knepper, Verna Coughenour, Isabelle Miller, Ruth Spangler. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Dorothy Mostoller, April Mae Rhodamer, Beula Walker, Irene Reiman, Pauline Landis, Lois Musser, Phyllis Baldwin, Dorothy Stutzman, Shirley Ross, Dorothy Ross, Charlotte Saylor, Elizabeth Hickey, Betty Landis, Betty Miller. Row 2: Miss Niessner, Dorothy Stutzman, Erma Duppstadt, Vera Meyers, Catherine Pile, Kathleen Daugherty, Ruth Landis, Carolyn Glessner, Kath- leen McClintock, Shirley Collins, Thelma Knepper, Evelyn Miller, Eleanor Boyer, Eleanor Stutzman, Marguerite Brady, Lois Spangler, Robert Berkey. Row 3: Dean Yoder, William Berkey, Donald Spangler, james Heinemeyer, Warren Naughton, Edward Meyers, Robert Hoffer, Robert Barkman, Alvin Sadler, William Glessner, Delbert Kimmel, Jay Walker, Cletus Pile, Ernest Stull, Leroy Yutzy, Elwood Peck, Bruce Stutzman, Webster Mostollar, Robert Dively. Qlnlla' Ghonuls and cwlixecll Chonws These choral groups meet twice each week for special training in vocal music. They have assisted in many programs including specially sponsored chapel programs, com- munity meetings, and church programs. The group participated in the County Music Festival and in the All-County Chorus. Several members of the groups represented Stonycreek High School in the All-Western Pennsylvania High School Chorus, which met at Washington, Penna., in the early fall. The major activity of the group was the prep- aration and presentation of the annual operetta, The Sunbonnet Girlj, on March 14 and 15. 54... l , 1 JUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1: Evelyn Will, Dorothy Brant, Thelma Pile, Alta Lambert, Janet Lowry, Mary Jean Engle, Rose Marie Emerizik, Mildred Weaver, Leah Miller. Row 2: Miss Niessner, Georganna Horner, Althea Horner, Enid Musser, Ruth Yoder, Betty Becker, LaVerne Hendershot, Elmira Ringler, Mary Mostoller, Mildred Karosic, Allene Walker, Betty Williams. Row 3: Doris Baldwin, Dorothy Spangler, Peggy Wisler, Pauline Miller, Barbara Rowe, Emma jean Hendershct, Dolores Dively, Cleo Shippey, Betty Landis, Betty Lou Christner, JUNIOR MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Mary Alice Mostoller, Thelma Pile, Dolores Dively, Mildred Karosic, Betty Lou Christ- ner, Betty Landis, Dorothy Spangler. Row 2: Doris Baldwin, Rose Marie Emerick, George Yoder, Lauress Miller, Alvin Miller, James Page, james Zimmerman, Mildred Weaver, Miss Niessner. Row 3: Elbert Walker, Kenneth Foster, Clair Reiman, Charles Swindell, Harry Meyers, Dean Hillegas, John Baltzer, Robert Bauermaster. union Qlnllla' Chontta and 'l'Vlixz-:QQ Chonuls Miss Niessner has organized the Junior Choruses so that the pupils in the junior High School may receive as much training as possible in choral work. This training will be of great benefit when these pupils are ready to become members of the Senior Choruses. As a result of the type of training they are receiving, these groups have not taken part in any major programs. .. 55... 4-fha .Sunbonnet Qinll Gay songs, dances, and costumes thrilled the young and the old on the nights of March 14 and 15. Miss Niessner ably directed the Mixed Chorus as it presented a two- act operetta, The Sunbonnet Girl. Susan Clifton, an orphaned child, has been left in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Abijah Scroggs, a skinflint couple. As the play opens, Mrs. Coleman arrives in the village to conduct a contest for cer- tain scholarships in music. Sue, on learning of the contest, asks timidly if she might not enter as one of the contestants, but the Scroggs insists that she is needed for the endless dish-washing of the Scroggs household. The opening of the second HCI discloses all the young people of the village, gathered for the contest. A number of the contestants are represented, but the winner, much to the surprise of all, is Susan Clifton. She has been completely outfitted-in secret-by the sympathetic Barbara. Bob Coleman, carried away by her beauty and charm, immediately offers his heart and hand. Meanwhile, Jerry and Barbara come to a romantic agreement, and the Chorus gathers in the prospect of a double wedding. Miranda .............. , Mm. Meaalowr ,...... CAST OF CHARACTERS ..........Irene Reiman ..,.....,..,... Shirley Ross Laella Lampton ........,..,.....,.,..., Dorothy Ross H iram Meadows .. Evalzna ......,....,..,.,...,.. Walker ,Kathleen McClintock Reuben McS1?a11in ..............,. William Baltzer Ezra M cS pawn. .,.,......, , Mm. Coleman ....,,.,.......,,... .Gerald N erenhausen , Bob Coleman ........... .,.,... Barbara Coleman .,,..,,..,..... jerry fackron .,..,., Saran Clifton ...,.. Mfr. Swfoggr ........ Abljalo Smfoggr ,... Saalze Szmpkznr ...,.........,..... .William Glessner Ruth Landis ,Robert Barkman .Carolyn Glessner .Thelma Knepper .......Leroy Yutzey ...Phyllis Baldwin Dorothy Stutzman And a chorus of village boys and girls 36... Q Qlumn .faacllana Fight, Vikings, Fight! Thatls what our Cheer Leaders yelled at the beginning of each Basketball Game. They had a job to do and they did it. They were with our team, urging the players on, inspiring them to do their best for Stonycreek. They were loyal to the team, whether it was winning or losing. The Cheer Leaders this school year were Carolyn Glessner, Ruth Landis, and Phyllis Baldwin. Sbvonta Row 1: Brant, Berkey, Rayman, Spangler, Don Landis, Dively, Meyers, W. Snyder, Yutzey. Row 2: Mr. Axtell, Fox, Baltzer, Gene Landis, Will, Mostoller, Barkman, Peck, Ray Spangler, Platt, Mr. Emerick. Row 3: Heinemeyer, Emeigh, Duppstadt, Kimmel, Zeigler, Stull. Cflaalaetball It is rather unusual for a high school basketball team to complete its season without the services of a senior on the team. That, however, was the experience of Coach Axtell and his group of Vikings this year. Our starting five was composed of four juniors and one sophomore. While the results of the season did not place us in the championship class, we never- theless have many pleasant memories of a thrilling year. The Vikings opened the season with an afternoon win over the High School Faculty on November 28. Then on December 1 Coach Axtell and his boys made a long trip to Martinsburg, in Blair County, to return a game played here last year. They lost this en- counter by a 21-15 score. The following day the team continued on to State College to attend the annual basketball clinic and the Penn State-Washington and jefferson game. The next home encounter pitted the varsity against the alumni. This game was won 47-28. A strong and veteran Everett squad furnished the next opposition at Everett and our boys lost by a 36-22 score. Then in another afternoon game the Vikings poured it oni' to defeat Cambria-Rowe Business College by a 57-23 count. In a return game with Everett on the home floor, we again suffered a set-back by the score of 37-23. Everett later went on to become the Champion of the Tussey Mountain League of District 6. Our Class B League season began on December 19 when Garrett visited Shanksville. After the smoke of battle had cleared, the Vikings were ahead by the one-sided score of 54-21. Our next encounter was with Shade Township, our Class A neighbor to the north. In a thrilling duel which saw the lead change frequently, the Vikings again emerged on top. Another Class A entry furnished our next opposition when the Vik- ings dropped a 34-23 decision to Meyersdale at Shanksville. Three victories followed, two of them being especially gratifying. The first was over Stoystown on January 12. We then travelled to Rockwood and for the first time in the history of basketball at Stonycreek, our team defeated Coach Putman's boys on the Rock- wood floor. The final score was 23-18. Three days later one of our former coaches, Garner Pritz, led his Berlin-Brothersvalley cagers to Shanksville. In a nip and tuck battle A .... 38... before a large crowd, the Vikings finally won 21-17. Later in the season our Berlin neighbors turned the tables on their home floor by a 41-28 count. Our remaining victories included wins over Garrett, Rockwood and Stoystown. The second win over Rockwood again constituted a record, since this was the first time Stony- creek ever defeated Rockwood twice in a single season. Undoubtedly our finest game of the season took place when the Vikings invaded Cairnbrook to return the game with Shade Township. After an early lead had been taken by the Vikings, Shade forged ahead and remained there for most of the game. With four minutes of play left, the Stonycreek boys were seven points behind. Then suddenly things began to happen. Led by Don Landis and Rayman four field goals and a foul were scored in quick succession. The defense was equally alert, Shade was held score- less, and the Vikings won 36-34. The most bitter series of the season were the games with Friedens and Hooversville. The Vikings, while never for a minute giving up, lost all four games. The winning margin of play averaged slightly more than seven points per game. These two teams finished in first and second place in the Class BH League, while Stonycreek had to be content with third place. Our hats are off to two fine and courageous conquerors. The climax of the season came on April 3 when our annual basketball banquet was held. Last year's banquet was so successful that we decided to make it an annual affair. A fine program was arranged by Coach Axtell and Faculty Manager Emerick. Varsity awards were presented at the banquet to Don Landis, Bob Dively, Earl Rayman, Ed Meyers, Tom Brant, and Don Spangler. This account would not be complete without special mention of our starting six. Captain Don Landis can certainly be called the spark plug of the Vikings, and he en- tirely justified the faith of his teammates when he was chosen by them to be their floor leader. His never-say-die spirit was an important factor in the team's playing. In spite of the fact that he played a guard position he was a leading scorer for the year. Center Bob Dively proved to be one of the cleverest players ever developed at Stony- creek. If he continues his good work and adds a bit more weight, he may become the best center in the county next year. In spirit, aggressiveness, and general all around ability, Bob ranks second to none on the team. The other veteran on the team, Guard Eddie Meyers, Very capably held down his side of the floor. In fact, with his weight, Fat could hardly do otherwise. Many an opposing forward can testify to Eddie's defensive ability. While Eddie was seldom in the scoring columns, every now and then one of his long mid-floor shots would ring true. When this happened he was sure to bring the house down. u The other three regulars this year, while not having the experience of their team- mates, played very creditable ball. Forwards Earl Rayman and tiny Tony Brant were the offensive leaders. When Rayman was clicking, the team won. Don Spangler, sopho- more substitute guard, did an excellent bit of defensive work. He will be heard from more in the future. With a fine group of young players on the junior Varsity team, the future success of basketball at Stonycreek seems assured. SEASONYS SUMMARY Stonycreek Faculty ....,.,.,....... 34 Stonycreek Berlin . ,.,...,.. ., Stonycreek Martinsburg ..,..... 2 1 SIOHVCICCIC T Hoover sville Stonycreek ,,,,.... Alumni ,...,.......,,.. 2 8 Sf0UVCfeek if Ffiedens ------ Stonycreek Everett ....,.....,.,... 3 6 Stonycreek iGarfett t t Stonycreek Cambria-Rowe .... 2 3 Stonycreek Bmfpkwood Stonycreek Everett .,,,........,... 3 7 Stonycreek er In Stonycreek 'F Garrett .............. 2 1 Stonycree Shade Stonycreek Shade ,..,...,..,.,,.... 3 1 Stonycreek ,fuedens 'J Stonycreek Meyersdale ...,....,. 34 Stonycreek ,, Hooversvlue Stonycreek if Stoystown ,.,..,,. 1 8 Stonycreek Stoystown Stonycreek at Rockwood ..,,..., 18 Average per game-Stonycreek 33.55 Opponents 29 If League games Games won- 1 2 Games lost -9 39,,., Y MQW -'f STONYCREEK SPORTS CLIPPINEE SHANKSVILLE HI DEFEIITS SHADE Cairnbrook, Feb. 13-Staging a rip- snorting llth-hour rally, the Stonycreek Township High representatives from Shanksville came surging from the rear to pin back the ears of the Shade Township lads in a game here tonight. The score was 36-34. Trailing by five points, 32-37, late in the fourth quarter, the visiting Town- shippers came to life to count nine points while limiting the Cairnbrook cagers to two. After trailing, 8-7, at the close of the first quarter, the losers were ahead, 17-14, at the half and, 26-24, at the end of the third frame. Shade won the junior varsity game, 14-13. The varsity summary: FRIEDENS NOSES OUT SHANKSVILLE CAGERS Friedens, Jan. 26-Somerset Town- ship High's speedy quintet practically eliminated Stonycreek Township from the Class B Somerset County League running by ekeing out a 20-16 triumph on the local floor last night. The undefeated home forces, held to a 4-4 first-period tie, forged to the front, S-5, at half-time, and held a slim 10-9 advantage going into the closing chapter Somerset Township's junior varsity copped the preliminary by a 27-7 score. Summary of the feature battle: G F T Friedens Shanksville G F T 2 Shanksville G F T Shade G F T Brant, f .... 2 0 4 Low, f ...... 0 0 O Rayman, f ., 9 1 19 Moore, f 7 Z 16 Dively, c 1 Z 4 Lochrie, c .. Z 2 6 Spangler, g . O 1 1 Lucas, g .... 0 1 1 Landis, g 3 2 8 Chupek, g .. 0 1 1 Meyers .,... 0 O O Callahan 4 0 8 Wirick ..... 0 O 0 Severn ...... 1 0 2 Totals 15 6 36 Totals 14 6 34 Referee-Rich. Shanksville Team Wallops Rockwood Takes 49-23 Victory in Som- erset League Tilt Shanksville, Feb. 6-Stonycreek Township High walloped Rockwood High by a 49-23 score in a Somerset County Class B League game on the local fioor last night. The visitors were restricted to a single field goal in the first half. The outcome of the game was never in doubt as the locals moved away to a 14-4 first-period advantage which was increased to 22-5 at the intermission. Even with a 17-point margin, the Townshippers refused to ease up with the result they picked up 19 more tal- lies in the third round against Rock- wood's six for a 41-11 lead. Rayman and Dively accounted for 30 of the winner's points. The junior varsity preliminary also went to Stonycreek by a 14-4 count. Feature game summary: Stonycreek G F T Rockwood G F T 1 2 Landis, f . .. 1 3 Koontz, f 0 4 Brant, f .... Z 0 4 Mickey, f 1 0 2 Dively, c 7 O 14 Hay, c ..... 3 4 10 Meyers, g 0 0 O Eberhart, g . 1 1 3 Spangler, g . Z 0 4 Pile, g ...... 1 1 3 Rayman .... 8 0 16 Nicholson .. O 1 1 Platt ........ 1 O Z Cook .....,. 0 0 0 Berkey ..... 3 0 6 Weimer . . . . O O O Totals Z4 149 Totals 8 7 23 Refereewfiall. Varner, f... 1 1 3 Brant, f. . .. 0 4 Benne, f .... 1 2 4 Landis, f 0 3 3 Paxton, c 1 1 3 Dively, c . .. 2 1 5 Urban, g 3 0 6 Spangler, g . 1 O 2 Smith, g .... 1 O 2 Rayman, g .. 1 O Z Saylor ...... 1 O 2 Meyers ..... 0 0 0 Totals 8 4 20 Totals 6 4 16 Vikings Are Victors 0ver Stoystown Five Dively Heads Scoring Col- umn as Stonycreek hands 35-18 Whipping to Stoystown Quint HELD GOALLESS TO HALF Stoystown, Jan. 12-Stonycreek Township High School's Vikings Friday night continued their good showing in the class B league by de- feating the Stoystown varsity at Stoys- town 35 to 20. The Shanksville boys kept up their Hne playing throughout the game and did not permit the Stoystown outfit to score a field goal until two and one- half minutes before the end of the nrst halj, when they had brandished a 17-7 lea . Dively, who looks to be the bright star on Shanksville's horizon, made good five long passes and a free toss for eleven points. Stoystown's high scorer was Coleman with six points. The varsity summary: Shanksville G F T Stoystown G F T Brant, f .... Z 1 5 Custer, f Z 1 5 Rayman, f .. 3 2 S Baldwin, f .. O 0 O Dively,c .... 5 1 11 Coleman, c . 2 Z 6 Landis, g 1 6 8 Lohr, g ,..,. Z 0 4 Meyers, g O 1 1 Spangler, g . 1 3 5 Spangler .... 1 0 Z Crooks ..... 0 0 O Metzgar .... 0 0 0 Witt ....... O O 0 Totals 12 ll 35 Totals 7 6 Z0 Referee-Weber .40 .... BERLIN DOWNED BY STUNYCREEK Shanksville, Jan. 19-Stonycreek Township and Berlin, two of Somerset County's most natural rivals, locked horns here tonight with the Class B Townshippers carting off a 21-17 tri- umph with a hard-fought battle. Bobby Dively, who got out of a sick- bed to aid the Vikings' cause, played his natural bang-up game at center and was the steadying influence as his mates h.ld on to a slim lead once mov- ing to the front halfway through the second heat. Bitter defensive play marked the initial stanza, during which only one point was scored and that by Berlin. The Vikings then raced out in front, 6-5, and retained the one-point advant- age at 11-10 going into the final chapter. The victory was doubly sweet for the Vikings, who compete in the county's Class B league while Berlin is a Class A quintet. Berlin copped tonight's junior varsity preliminary by 26-24. Summary of the feature attraction: Stonycreek G F T Berlin G F T Brant, f O O O Engleka, f.. 1 O 2 Rayman, f .. 3 O 6 Cober, f .... 4 1 9 Dively, c Z 1 5 Kocheverc . 4 1 9 Landis, g 2 4 8 Lane, g ..... O O O Meyers, g ... O O O McQuade,g , 1 1 3 Spangler 1 0 Z Zorn ....... 1 1 3 Totals CS E E Totals V -3 E Referee-Carmichael. SHANKSVILLE LOSES TO BERLIN QUINTET Berlin, Feb. 9-Spurting in the sec- ond period to take a 19-14 lead after the first frame found the foes dead- locked at 8-8, Berlin-Brothersvalley High tabbed Stonycreek Township High of Shanksville with a 41-28 de- feat here last evening. Rockwood Five Losew Vikings Rockwood, Jan. 16-For the first time in the history of basketball in the school, Stonycreek Township traveled to Rockwood Monday night and emerged victorious over the Rockwood quintet, 23-18. Young Bob Dively, one of the coun- ty's outstanding stars, accounted for 16 Shanksville points on eight field goals. Cook and Hay were Rockwood's high scorers, each with five points. Stonycreek held the margin from the they had a 4-1 early moments, when lead at the end of the first quarter and although Rockwood ploughed up in front, the visitors put up a good fight and emerged victorious. STONYCREEK SPORTS OLIPPINGS Ston creek Ten Wins First Count Softball Crown: Whips Berlin Wins First Game By 5 to 3 ii Softball Ten Saws Up and Second by, 4 to 1 Count Stonycreek Townships hard-hitting ten won the crown for the 1959 Som- erset County Softball League last night by handing the Berlin-Brothersvalley outfit a 4-1 drubbing on a sloppy Ber- lin athletic field for their second con. secutive playoff victory. It was pretty much the same pic- ture that presented itself during the second half when the Shanksville boys led by Pitcher Frye, put all their hits to the best advantage to clinch the title for the half and put in their bids to meet the Berlin-Brothersvalley ten, the victor during the first half of the season. There was not much excitement for the scattered crowd of fans, huddled up in their topcoats until the end of the sixth inning when Irving Engleka was called out at home plate, at which time the Berlin and Shanksville players went into a heated argument. But things went on just as well from that time. Berlin, who won the distinction of the uhitless wonders during the first half of the season kept their word last night, although in a different sense. Frye used his best throwing ability to limit the Berlinners to five hits, while his own comrades accounted for nine safeties. Shanksville presented Berlin with three scoring chances on errors, while Berlin had but one misplay marked up against them. Before noon Monday Coach Clair Axtell of Stonycreek and Coach Garner Pritz of Berlin went into a huddle and decided to play the game on the Berlin- Brothersvalley field due to the fact that the Shanksville back yard was much too sloppy. Marching through their parade of victories in much the same style that they showed during the second half, the Stonycreek Township boys took the first game .of the playoff series 5-3 last week on a number of errors made in the fifth inning by the Berlin boys. TH E SUMMARY Berlin AB R H E G. Engleka, ss, ........ 3 0 1 1 Hankinson, lf ,... . . 3 0 1 O 1. Engleka, 2b ..,. . , 3 0 1 0 Ritchey, c ,...,. . , 3 0 1 0 Cober, lb .... . . 3 0 0 0 Kochever, rf . . , . . 3 1 O 0 Lane, cf .... . . 3 O O 0 Boyer, scf . . . . . 3 0 l O Dart. 3b .... ., 2 0 0 0 Hinebaugh, p . . . . . 2 O O O Totals ... ..,28 1 5 1 Stonycreek AB R H E Frye, p . . , . , . 3 1 1 0 Rayman, 3b . . . . 3 1 1 1 C. Pyle, scf. . . . . 3 2 1 0 4 Second Half Title Crush Undefeated Ten from Stoystown Hi by 15-2 Count Coach Clair Axtell's heavy-hitting Stonycreek Township High School soft- ballers practically clinched the second half Somerset County High Softball League title last night by battering out a 15 to 2 victory over their nearest competitors, Stoystown, on the Shanks- ville diamond. Frye, the Shanksville hurler, put on an iron-man performance, allowing the losers only one hit during the seven frantes, but his mates erred 3 times to permit two Stoystown rallies to cross the plate. This affected the outcome not at all as the Shanksville ten fell upon two Stoystown hurlers for seven singles and the Stoystown infield fell to pieces, giving up six errors. Bittner and Barr, the Stoystown pitchers joined to issue seven bases on balls which contributed heavily to the Shanksville cause. FRYE GIVES ONLY ONE Hrr Bittner gave up two hits and three walks and Barr, who replaced him, al- lowed five hits and issued seven bases on balls. Pitching airtight ball the entire route, it was only in the seventh and final frame that the Stoystown boys got their first bingle off Frye. It was a looping single by Stoystown Shortstop Custer which finally led to the second Stoystown tally when infield errors allowed the run to score. STONYCREEK DEFEATS GARRETT 54-21 Shanksville, Dec. 22-The Stony- creek Township forces of Coach Clair Axtell poured it on in the first county B league encounter of the season last night as they trounced the Garrett high school five 54 to 21 in a high scoring game. Meyers, c .... . . 3 0 2 0 Dively, lf .... . . 3 0 1 0 Kimmel, cf . . . . . 3 O 1 0 Brant, 2b . . . . . 3 0 1 0 Shippey, lb . . . . . 3 0 1 0 Landis, ss .... . . 2 0 0 2 R. Pyle, rf ....... .... 2 0 0 0 Totals ........... 28 4 9 3 Score by innings: Berlin ...,....... 010 000 O-l Stonycreek . . ..,.. 200 000 2 4 Umpires-Christner and Livengood. 1 n .... 41 ,.,. Stonycreek Wins Znd Halt Sohliall Crown Townshippers Go Into Play Oils Undeiecrted in Second Half Stonycreek Townships consistent softball ten yesterday afternoon clinched the second-half championship of the Somerset County High School Softball league by waltzing away to a 11 to 4 victory over Somerset Township at Shanksville. ln this manner the Shanksvillers, playing on their own back yard, got sweet revenge for the 4 to 3 pasting the Somerset Township ten handed them at Friedens, in the final game of the first half, pushing them out of the first half race. Coach Clair Axtell's smart little club will now be called upon to meet the Berlin-Brothersvalley Township High School in and outers in a three-game seri s to determine the county cham- pionship. Berlin won the first-half toga in a walk-away, going through the five game first half schedule undefeated. In the second half it was a different story for Coach Garner Pritz' Berlin cutfit as they dropped the first three games before staging a comeback to blast Friedens 18 to 3 and Rockwood 13 to 3. SHANKSVILLERS SHOW Fonzvi Although the victory was marked by fine playing which the Shanksville boys have demonstrated during the second half, they would have grasped the tOga and the opportunity to meet the Berlin- Brothersvalley boys had they lost the game, which was not expected in all quarters. Dively gave the same brand of play he has been showing the Stonycreek ten through the season and came through with three hits to become the heaviest Slugger for his team. The most spectacular performance of the game, however, may be attributed to C. Pyle who got three runs to be high scorer for his aggregation by go- ing around the bases via the walking route. This is a feat that has not been seen in sport circles in many a moon. Although Friedens pounded out seven hits to Stonycreek's six, they failed to use them to the best advantage. Three errors from the Shanksville boys gave them a wide-open opportunity, but they failed to take the chance. THREE HOMERS FEATURE Two homeruns, slugged in by the Shanksville boys, helped a lot in the scoring. In the first inning when Dively came to bat he hit the ball far afield for a four-bagger. Yutzy fol- lowed suite in the third, The other homer was accounted for by Pohlit, of Friedens. Firrt Row: Donald Landis, Earl Rayman, Delbert Kimmel, Clyde Frye, Donald Spangler, Edward Meyers, Eugene Shippey. Second Row: Thomas Brant, Ray Pyle, Bruce Stutzman, Robert Dively, Ray Kimmel, Mr. Axtell. 'VVlttahlaaQlZ Cfoam T HE FIRST CHAMPIONS OF THE FIRST COUNTY SCHOLASTIC SOFTBALL LEAGUE! That is the enviable distinction won by our Viking ten this season. For a number of years a noticeable gap in the fall sports program among the smaller high schools of Somerset County had been noticed. While their larger neighbors were completing their football schedule, the smaller schools had to be content with waiting for the basketball season to begin. This year the organization of the Softball League effectively solved this problem. A double Round Robin schedule was decided upon as the basis for determining the championship. In the first game of the season, the Vikings played a fine brand of ball to defeat Rockwood 16-3. In the next game, a close decision was dropped to Berlin by a 4-5 score. Then Hooversville and Stoystown were taken in easy fashion, the latter game being by a shutout score, 15-0. Somerset Township then turned the tables on Stonycreek by the same score as Berlin had done in the second game. This marked the end of the first half and Berlin was declared the winner for the half. In the second half the story was quite different. Our boys completed their schedule without a single defeat and in the playoff took the championship by winning two con- secutive games from Berlin-Brothersvalley. Much credit for a successful season is due to pitcher Clyde Frye who won eight games while dropping but one. Frye also had a batting average of .324 for the season, playing in all twelve games. Individual batting honors went to BobU Dively who had a neat percentage of .400 in twelve games. ' FIRST HALF Stonycreek .16 Rockwood . . . Stonycreek . 3 Berlin . ...... . Stonycreek .15 Hooversville , , . . . Stonycreek . I5 Stoystown ,... . Stonycreek . 3 Somerset Township SECOND HALF Stonycreek . 8 Rockwood ...... Stonycreek . 9 Berlin . . .. Stonycreek . 4 Hooversville ..... Stonycreek . 15 Stoystown ....,.. Stonycreek , ll Somerset Township PLAY-OFF Stonycreek . . . . . 5 Berlin .,.... , . . . 3 Stonycreek ..,.. .,... 4 Berlin . . , ...,.... . , , . I Total Runs ............. .... l 06 Opponents Runs ...,. . . 52 Average Runs Per Game. . . ..., 9- Opponents ....... , , . . .3- ....42,... 'Tnack The students of our school witnessed their first annual Track and Field Meet on May 12, 1959, as a part of the F. F. A. picnic. . Due to limited facilities, only five events were run off. Although the records made were not outstanding, the contestants showed signs of ability for their first meet. With our new Track and Athletic Field scheduled for completion this spring, it is ex- pected that the Track and Field program will gain more interest and our records will improve. CROAA Countnu, The second annual Cross Country Race was run off on November 14, 1959, with ten boys entered in the contest. Most of the fans expected Eugene Shippey to be the first to cross the finish line, but Sophomore Leroy Yutzey surprised everyone by sprinting across the line a few feet ahead of Shippey. Robert Berkey showed improvement over last year by stepping up from fourth to third place. Mervin Zeigler advanced from the eighth to the fifth spot. Dean Yoder repeated his performance of last year by hanging on to sev- enth place, while his brother Elwood was beaten out of third place by a very narrow margin. Four new faces appeared on the Cross Country team this year-Bill Duppstadt, Gene Landis, Delbert Snyder, and Ben DeArmitt. The Class Championship went to the Soph- omores with 24 points. The juniors had 27 points for second place, the Freshmen and Seniors ranked third and fourth with 55 and 37 points respectively. ' 1.43 if Qi ff , if I f f F ,A . ,N V' - , Aiiyfx . gg il 0 j -t up J N V . ., ,. An A 'fi Cginlltx aqthlietlc Jllalaociatlon The Girls Athletic Association was organized last year for the pvrpose of promoting better athletic relations and contests among the girls of our school. Miss Marion Mc- Seveney, girls' Physical Education instructress is the sponsor of this organization. The officers for this year were Preridenz .,.............. .,......... B etty Zeigler Vice Prefident ,,,...... ......,,..... QqQr.o,d31,v ,Brant Secretary .....,...... .....,. .,..... E l eanor Stutzman Tfeamrer .........,.,.,..,....,........,,....,,..,,...................,.........,,,.....,........,...., Kathryn Felten One of the activities of this club was to hold a Roller Skating Party at the Somerset rink in October. This party proved to be very enjoyable and successful. qinlltx crumbling, Cllctttla The girl's tumbling class has been one of the outstanding groups of gymmzrlr in the school. Organized several years ago, the girls have given a number of splendid exhibi- tions of their skill and ability. They played an important part in one of the assembly programs sponsored by the Physical Education department. A highlight of the annual meeting of the Community Association, sponsored by the Health Committee, is the por- tion of the program presented by the tumbling class. .,,44.,. 5 wi 2' r l 1155. if Bw 2 Q. K -1-F1 5 f .fl The Senior Class takes this means of expressing its most sincere appreciation to all who have helped to make possible this second issue of l mThe Chicahonianfv Clcll Ucntizic me nth fi? fl? fi? JDK fi? fi? Q13 1 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 I E 0 O 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O O O 0 O O 0 O 0 9 0 0 O 0 O O O O 0 O 5 E 0 r ,-Q---Q--- Q Qaooo-ooo-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooooooooaooooooooooeogooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0-000.000 JOHNSGN SL SCN BERLIN, PA. Where GCOD Qimnitme is not EXPENSIVE QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-0QQ----QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0-00-9000 CCDNGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To the Senior' Class of Stonycreek Township High School We Cordiaily Invite You to Pay us a Visit WINDBER, PENN'A A ,...46,.. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 5,-------------------------------------------- Q----------------------------------- -----------..-q A V--- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQ-Q---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 ooo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ DRINK 1 IN BOTTLES Delicious and Refreshing 0-0-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ WITH BEST WISHES EOR THE SUCCESS OE THE 1940 SENIOR CLASS Ream's Market BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ000000-00 Bef! Wifbes- CFO THE SENIOR CLASS When in Berlin- COME TO Collins Drug Store QoooccoooooooooooooooooooooooQ. ---------------------------------------------------------------- E O O 0 0 0 0 O O O I 0 O O 0 O 0 O O 0 O O 0 0 90-0-00QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ z E z 0 : z 0 E z : E 2 E C omg-blimentx 0 f Dr. I. E. Wiseman CENTRAL CITY PENNSYLVANIA QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ COMPLIMENTS OF THE Berlin Feed Co. BERLIN, PA. Phone 2941 QQQQQQQQQ 000.00000900005040 Gifts That Live Portable Typewriters Fountain Pens Desk Sets Svnmvrnrt Ennk Svinrv SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA 47 ..., ooo o L- --Q-QQ-----Q---Q--Q--,Q--,Qo------Q--oQQ-p-------,-----QQ--- 0------------------------------ ----4 QogogcoooqeQoo00ooooeoooooooooooooooooooQoggoooooooeooooeoeooeogoooooooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooeoooooo ooo --.E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O O 0 il QT 'U E Q2 Q22 '.4Q7:J ,-ig U-I Pc D I'I'I 0 Q Q 0-0- 0090090-40000 CROSLEY RADIOS, WASHING MACHINES REFRIGERATORS Wbolefale ami Retail Diftribulorf of PENNZOIL AND PENNZIP National Lincoln Service Station Phone 2643 Berlin, Pa. 5 '66 EE? zmg f-10,4 Ezm Sag Oo: P01115 1-1-1363 SE 'T1 C ra QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0ooooooooooooeooooooooooq La O0 C omplimefm 0 f E112 Eliirzi Naliinnal Eiernk BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA .-------------------Q----------Q------------,-----------..-----. Q--9-0-0---------------------- Y0000000000000--------0-000000--000----0-0000---000000-0000-0-00-0-00--000000000-0-0000-----001 0-----00000--0 0--0-0--0--------000000-0--00 C ornplirnenlr of Landis Garage ERNEST E. LANDIS, Prop. T OWING AND REPAIRS Phone 1R14 Downey, Pu. Berlin, Pa., R. D. l 0000-00 0 0- ---000-0-00000---00 WlfLLlfl2'S We Specialize in GOOD HOME-MADE BAKED GOODS Berlin, Pennsylvania 0-00000-00-000000000-0--0--- Independence Made America Buy Independent FRED GROFF Berlin, Pa. .0000-00--00000000-0000-0--00 George P. Bauer QUALITY HARNESS HARNESS REPAIRS We Build Them BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA -0 0--0-0---00- ,0- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 00 00-0--0-0---000000-00---0-00 0-00000-00-00000000-0-00-0----00-0000-000000000-0--0 00-00-00- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 49 .... C omplimentr of Ellie Hhilann Nzltinnal Bank BERLIN, PA. Member of the Federal Deporit Inyarance Corporation 0-00-00000-00000---000000-0- Roxbury Crossing Key GAS AND OIL REFRESHMENTS Berlin, Pa., R. D. 1 Route 31 GR ACE GLOSS 00000-0000 -0- 00--0000000-000 l-leffley Hardware WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Dial 209 1 Berlin, Pennsylvania 0--0 0 ---------000000-0-0-00 C o rnplirnenir of A. 6' P. Tea Co. W. H. GRIFFITH Manager A, 0-0------0-000-00-00000000-0--0000000--00000 000000-----0-0-0-0-0--0000000--00----0-000-00000004 ff if ',-------------------- -------------------..---- --..-------------..--- -------------..-------------1 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. J. E. Wiseman Central City, Pa. ---------------- QQQQQQQQQQQQ Green Gables Tavern ROUTE 219 14 Mile North of Jermersrown, Pa. LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS SPECIAL PARTIES ooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-9-00.00 The Swank Hardware Company Quality Since 1862 JOHNSTOWN, PA. 0-000-000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-ao- 0 O 0 O O 0 O 0 O O 0 Q U 0 O O O O O O I 0 0 0 0 0 E 0 --------..-------- E 0 O O O E 0 0 0 0 9 0 O 0 0 E O 0 i E 0 -Q-ooQQ-Q-..Q-00-0-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ooooogqooeogQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0 O 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0 O O O O 0 O 0 O O 0 5 0 0 0 O O E :J B1-icker's Economy Store EDWARD R. BRICKER, Prop. 1318 Graham Avenue WINDBER, PENNSYLVANIA Q-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ S11yder's Sunoco Service Tires, Tubes and Accessories Gas Oils CENTRAL CITY, PA. oo-- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- Compliment! of 3 Mrhfnrh Hlntnr 921125 C535 X XX ,X TRUCK9 Sales and Service Bedford, Pa. 24 Hour Service Phone 286 ..,.51.... Looooomnwo0ooooaquwooo0oooamuwoooooemnw.oQ-Q-.a4NNp----0oooooamuwf0QQ-Q0Qmamup-Q--0,4NN,.----.4Nnw.QQQQQI v------------..----..-------..--..-..-..-------------------------,-,------------..---------..--1 ::-Q::::QoQQQ::-Qo:::::Q oooocooo--ooo--o--o--Q-Aoo----A-0000009990009090-0000900000090 Gompliments of Zlnhn ill. Braun Shanksville, Pa. ooooooooogoooeooeeoooooooooo C ornplirnent: of Taylor Motor Company BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA A. J. Potter Manufacturer of HARD AND SOFT WOOD LUMBER Phone 2871 Berlin, Pa. C ornplirnenir of Dickey's Shoe Store Berlin, Pennsylvania oo0000.0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Harvey Kerschenstein -DEALER IN- COAL WOOD Berlin, Pennsylvania ---Q 5oooooooeooooqaeeogooeoboQQQQQQ oo ::ooo:::::o oeoooooog000-00000000990000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ:::::::::oo I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ...52 BUCKMAN --- SIGNS --- I Will Sign Anything BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA ooooooooeeoeooo00-000-00-000 COMPLIMENTS OF Myrtle III. Walker Dress Shop BERLIN, PENNSYLVANIA 0QQ..QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ PATRONIZE It Puyi To Look Well Gene's Barber Shop Your Bufineff Appreoiuleil Gene and George Berlin, Pa. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ---Q I. .T . MILLER FARMER AND DEALER IN LIVESTOCK Berlin, Pennsylvania -------------4 Q-- 0. -Q::ooooo-- nu 0 na 0 na I na n nu 0 I I I II II I I I I I ll II I I I U II I --QQo.ooo------o--:::: 5, - ---.. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 YQQQQQQQQ Q0QQQQ-QQQQ0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoeoooooooooooooeoooo-Q O O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 ll O O O ll U O O ll ll O O 0 O ll 0 I3 I3 0 0 0 0 I3 0 0 O I3 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 ll II U 0 4 oo o o z 5 Q 3 3 5 E 3 ' ' ' Iwrh 4 wa I jrahl 5 5 Starr , Q 0 0 O 0 3 S T . ' OMERSE , PA E game 3 ew 61.0, E 3 3 3 3 3 3 z 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 CONGRATULATIONS 5 ' TO ALL 3 Somerset, Pa. , GRADUATES 2 3 , z 3 3 --..--...--- --- .... - 2 ................ ..--...----- 3 0 We Fearure Smart Hats for 0 t F1 1 C 0 The High School Miss 3 Somef 551. OGLZSZE Mdzglpany 3 From 331.00 to 351.98 z F1 f Au,O 3 .. . ,, . CHIC HAT SHOP S owers or ccasrons 3 406 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. E Phone 970 Somerset, Pa' 2 nn.-----0u---nNn---0 3 ----------n.0-nNuun-- 3 I g I I Complzmentf of , Complzmenty of 2 3 3 o 1 1 1 . . . Q3nhPrI'LE.iiPz1ih, IRR. 5 Palace RO ef Rmk g FRIEDENS, PA, 3 SOMERSET, PA. 3 3 3 0 3 Phone 754W13 3 Skate With Your Friends 3 3 3 ----------------,---,-,----- 0 9 0 ' ' ' 3 3 BROTHERTON GQRAGE 3 THE VITAMIN MARKET I ALL WORK GUARAN BED Clark F. Miller, Prop. O SOMERSET, 3 GAS, OIL, TIRES, AND AUTO REPAIRS 2 +'fEdt Fruiti and Vegezdblej X ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELADING z for Health!! g Phone 2285 Berhn, R. D. 2 . R 000 iooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool UI pa 'A ---- ---- -A---- AA --- ----- :QQQQ 90.00-00 oooo oooooaoooaooooooqaogooooq P 00-0-0-0 Qoo0000QQ-QQ0oooooogoeooooooooaoeagqooooo oooooaooooooooooo nhrrma g7fLIhiH 549 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. Dial 52-221 Satisfaction Guaranteed WE DO ALL KINDS OF ENLARGEMENTS WELL EQUIPPED FOR THE CLASS OF 1941 Commercial and Amateur Finishing Any Picture Appearing in This Book May Be Ordered FRAMING KGDAK FILMS 0-0-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 00000000-0000ooooooggoooooooooooooo I I 4 I I 4 4 I I 4 4 4 4 I I I I I I 4 4 I I I I I I 4 4 4 I 4 4 I I I I I I I I I I L -----------..QQQQQ-QQ------------------------ QQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ------.---- ....54t,, I r------------------------,------,,----------,-------------0---------..-------------------------1 00000000 - - 00 - - 00000 - - 00000 - - -0 - L -0000000000000000000000000000 Zimmerman Motor Company OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE Economy Tho! Challenger the Bert 220 W. Patriot Street SOMERSET, PENN'A Phone IIO Complimemfr of Shoemaker Bros. For CLOTHES THAT FIT SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA 0000000000000000000000000000 C omplimemfr of BARKMAINVS HARDWARE MODERN HARDWARE for MODERN NEEDS Phone 49 SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA 00000000000000000-000000 0 O 9 E O O 0 i O O O 0 O O O O 0 0 O O i O O O 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- O O O O 0 0 I O O i O O 0 0 O O 0 O 0 0 O O 0 O 0 O O I O .,..55.... THOMPSON COLLEGE York-Harrisburg -Member' of- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL COLLEGES, NATIONAL COUNCIL OE BUSINESS EDUCATION 00000000000000000000000000 MILLER'S Service Station 405 W. Patriot Street SOMERSET, PA. Gas Tires Lubrication 0000 0000000 000000 00000000 Compliment: 0 f SIPE Auto Parts Co. SOMERSET, PA. -1 00000000 0000000000000 00000000 000 00000 5-----------------------------------------------,------.. 1 f000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000 000000 00000000 000000000000000000000000001 O E O 0 O 0 O O 0 0 0 0 nu 0 O ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 - - 00+ A 0+ -00- - 000000000000000000 COMPLIMENTS OF I. X. L. Creamery INCORPORATED DAIRY PRODUCTS FRIEDENS, PENNSYLVANIA 0000000000000000000000000000 The Critchlield Electric If1t's Electrical Service, Sporting Goods or Hardware Supplies We Have It SOMERSET PENNSYLVANIA ::00::00::000::::::::::::::: SERVING AT ALL TIMES Home Cooked Foods Parson's Restaurant SOMERSET, PA. 000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000 8 ------------------- 0 O H. J. SPECHT and SON HARDWARE AND FURNITURE STOYSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 000000000000 0000000000000000 Compliments of Sipe Sales Co. SOMERSET, PA. 0000000000000000000000000000 Diamonds Watches jewelry Giflf for Every Occafion NEAFACI-I'S CREDIT JEWELERS Since 1900 Johnstown, Pa. Somerset, Pa. ....56... 0000000000000000000000000000 00000004 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I- 0000000 V--------------------------..---------------- ------------------------------ ----------------..-- 7 -,--------- Q-- -------------..---..--- -..-0--- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1840 100th ANNIVERSARY 1940 For Superior Business Training ENTER- Dufls-Iron City College 424 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh Bulletin Serrt orz Reqrleft Svnmwzmt Cflruat Gln. Member of Federal Depofil Imurrmce Corporation SOMERSET, PA. I 0 O 0 I 0 0 0 O O O E O O 0 O 0 0 O 0 O O I I I I 0 C I O O I I O O 0 0 0 O I I E 0 0 O I O O O O 0 O O O 0 0 O 0 O 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 O O O O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O 9 ------ -------------- CASH AND BUDGET PLAN Specht's Tire Service TIRES AND BATTERIES 224 W. Patriot Street Somerset, Pa. USED TIRES RETREADS -00-0000000000 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ COMPLIMENTS OF Bender Implement Store SOMERSET, PA. Phone: Somerset SOO ...57 ------------..------------------------4 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ooooooag- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 S 2 3 O 0 O O 3 O O 0 0 0 O O O O O O 0 0 O O O S 0 0 2 O O O O O O 0 L---------------- N Q W ' N 4 6 X L wgx ix ' . x -5 X' 1 x N Rx 1 w , , W x X 3 Q ,K Q Q iq ff ,J x A E 9 ' 5 1 X5 A ' S X X l f 4 ....58.... T99999999 999999999999999999999999 999999999999-999999999999 9999999 9999 999999999999999999999999999 1 0 0 O O O O 0 nu O 0 0 na ll 0 nu 0 0 0 0 O O U tl O 0 nu nu 0 0 0 9999 9999999999 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999 COMPLIMENTS OF Daugherty---Wilson BRICK CONTRACTORS Phone 2147 Shanksville, Pa. Dunlop Tire and Rubber Co. Somerset, Por. 99999 99 999999999999999999999 O. H. WEISS CO. Dry Cleaning cmd Lctundrying 207 W. Main Street Phone 509W Somerset, Pa. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o - o o o o o o o z o Q S 4 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c o o o e o o o o 2 9.999999999999999 99999. 3 z o Q 3 3 2 o o x 0 Q 2 2 3 5 E o o o o o o 3 2 o o 3 o o E i o 4 ECONOMY STORE FRANK STEINKIRCHNER, Prop. Phone 75lW12 Listie, Pa. City Motor Supply Co. Official A A A Tires and Battery Service Phone 200 Somerset, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Qlvntral Gliig tttinntrl Bank Member of Federal Depofit Imurrmce Corporation Al,TZER CO. A N Dciiillzkiiyicf MERCHANDISE Shanksville, Pennsylvania vu F9 999 99999999999999999 O 0 0 0 O 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 O O 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 O o o o o o o o o o o -o '-o o o o 0 o o 2 o o o 4 o S o o 3 9999999999999999999999999999 C omplimentf 0 f R. A. Poorbaugh STOYSTOWN, PA. Lumber Manufacturer Phone 3291 Central City, Pa. 99999 99 L9999 99999999999999999999-99999999999999999999999999-999999999999999999999999999999 99999999999999Q 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q oo 0000---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0 -4 9 v 9 9 9 FARMERS UNION MUTUAL 0 JAMES STEINKIRCHNER 9 9 3 FIRE INSURANCE co. E g 9 0. T. MILLER 9 i Route 53 E Agent for Stouycreek Township 5 z Friedens, Pa. R. D. 1 9 R- D. l,Ber1i0,P21. 9 o 9 , 0 9 - 'NM -' 0 ' ' i 0 9 0 9 9 R. H. Glessner ' g PILE BROS. 9 5 9 9 -Dealer in- 9 9 AIR SEALED CEMENT 9 9 9 BURIAL VAULTS 9 COAL LIME 9 9 9 9 2 A Somemel County Product E FERTILIZER 9 9 O 9 9 FRIEDENS, PA. 2 R. D. 1 Berlin, Pa. E 9 9 9 9 9 A 9 9 9 , mfs: siNcLAm 3 0 9 0 5 M OTOR OILS 2 9 9 9 9 5 i.AsT Lonozns g 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 2 Moron on S 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 l tm 4f-..- if vvnriivfzig E E Agent Sinclair Refining Company flnc.J 9 9 I 9 3 Somerset Gasoline Company g 2 Phone 416 som:-:RsE'r, PA. E 9 9 9 A--.ow ......--..-...,-.--.--,--..--.-------------...---..... ---4 6O.., l 'W O 4 0 Qgeooooo .oo Qo000000Q--Q..QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- 0 ::oo::::- U 0 0 O O 0 0 O 0 f-----------:::--::-::--:: Q-QQQQ0Q-QQQ0QQQQQQQQQ0Q00QQQ..QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ID. W. IQHUAIDS CU. Sheet Illetal Work Somerset, Pennsylvania A THE Farm Equipment Company ALLIS-CHALMERS POWER FARM EQUIPMENT 581 East Main Street Phone 551 IM. EH. Svht11'fPr'E Sum MONUMENTS AND MARKERS 'Kxk of Uflges SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA oeooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ O O O 0 O 0 O 0 O O E O O 0 O O E 0 0 0 O 0 0 U 0 O O C O O l 0 0 0 O 0 5 O O 0 E O O O O QQQQQQQQQ QQ. Q. oo O .......... -- .............. .. ............ O O O 0 O O 9 O 0 0 O O O O E O 0 O 0 O O O 0 E O I For Clean, Quick, Hot Fuel for Cooking, Nothing Equals- Prota ne Bottled Gas Pennsylvania Proiane Gas Co. J. S. PICKING, JR., Mgr. Somerset, Pennsylvania QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ General Tire Treading Company Dirtributom FOR GENERAL TIRES Truck and Passenger Tire Recapping PHONE 1097 485 W. Main Street SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA ,..,61,,.. 4,-------------..--------..-..---..--...------------------..---------------... --------------.-..----4 f--------oooooo-ooooQ oooo -pooooooooooaooeegqgg Q0-0-0009oo0QQQ-Q00090ooooooooooooooooooo0-90-0000 1 E112 Idvuplrfz National Iftank ef Svnmrrnrt, 1521. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Reels Corners Gas Station and Coffee Shoppe MERLE D. SNYDER, M gr. 24 Hour Service MEALS ROOMS SANITARY REST ROOMS QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 90-.- Somerset Milling Co. Manufacturer of Just Right Feeds SOMERSET, PA. O O O O O 0 O 0 I 0 0 O O 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 I 0 E 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 QQQQQQQQQQQQQ4----Q O O 0 O O O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0 O I Q 0 0 0 O Q O O U -----------------------------------------------------------------..-- O O Krumenacker Lumber Company If It's Timber You Have to Sell, See Us WE SPECIALIZE IN SELECTIVE LOGGING Inquire About Our Price and Estimates Phone: Central City-3295 STOYSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Best Bet's Buick Sales and Serfviee C. B. EGOLF Phone 214 Somerset, P -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Crider's Market MEATS AND GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 755-W-I4 FRIEDENS, PA. 62 .,., QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 600-000-0000 -QQQQQQQQ - 0-0-0-0 g. --------------------------..---------------- ----------------..--- --..--- ---..----- --------- - ----4 V,---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooooo-ogg--ooQooooogooeaeoooeoooooooooooooooooo ooo, Q--00-09-0000oo0-00oooQQ..--0Q-ooooQQ-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Buy Quality Merchandise at N If U MA N 9 S V It Pays OUTFITTERS FOR YOUR FAMILY CENTRAL CITY, PENNSYLVANIA C omplimentr of L. E. Arisman 6' Son JENNERSTOWN, PA. Grinding That Satisfiesu Phone Boswell 98R4 'u- 1iEi.llS.IlS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING WELDING AND INSPECT ON North Street -Berl-i-ng-Pa. W. G. BALDWIN Barber Shop North Main Street SHANKSVILLE, PA. Qoooooooooooooeoooeoooooooeo Don C. Specht General Store FRESH MEATS FLOUR AND FEED DRY GOODS and GROCERIES Stoystown, Pennsylvania 0 O O O O O O I O 0 I O 0 O O O O 0 O O O 0 O O 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 O I I 0 0 0 0 I 0 O O 0 0 0 O I 0 0 O O O O O 0 -0 .oo -ooooooo QQ. 0000- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ooooooooo Andrew Russic Michael Russic, Jr. Russic Bros. WHOLESALERS IN MEATS DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Phone 2361 Hooversville, Pa. EMERALD PARK RESTAURANT CABIN S TRAILER PARK Gas and Oil Sroysrown, Pa. Complimenlf of NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Ci-IAS.AE. EEE, Special Agent Shanksville, Pennsylvania QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Frieclline's Garage PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE JENNERSTOWN, PA. ooooooooeoooooooooooooqeoooo 0Qooooooooooooqoeooeoooooeoooooo Q. 63 A--------------------,------------------------ ------------------ -------------------------------- A 9 : : 9999999999 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 1 v:99:::9::99 I II II II II II II II rooooooe :99 : : 9999999999999999999999999 999999 99 99 999 999999999999999999999999999 Compliment! of Genevieve Bauermaster R. TRENT'S MARKET On the Diamond Where Good Food Costs Less SOMERSET, PA. WALKER'S SUPREME ICE CREAM -ami- PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 78 Somerset, COUNTRYMAN'S FURNITURE STORE Qualily and Pricer HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 39 Years in Business SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA EVERETT LANDIS RADIO SERVICE Shanksville, Pa. D. 2 Berlin, Pa. 999 9999999999999999999999 P 99 9999999999999999999999999 999 9999999999999999999999999999- C o mplimemf of Somerset Bottling Works SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 309-J 9999-vvv9 ..... 9--------,99 I I I I I I 9999999999999999999999999 9999999999999999999999 9 99999999999999999999999 9 99 9999999999 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSM For Complete GRADUATION OUTFITS Visit the Lois Ann Shoppe Smart Things to Wear Somerset, Pennsylvania 9999999 99999999999999 9999999 I. E. HERRING MOTOR CO. HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE 218 W. Main Street Somerset, Pa. 9999999999999999999999999999 IVIINNIE B. SHAULIS A HAT TO FIT YOUR HEAD 252 W. Main Street Somerset, Pa. 99999999999999 99999999999999 J. E. LANDIS Hardware, Roofing, Wire Fence, John Deere Farm Machinery Niagara Dusrers, Bean Sprayers Phone Berlin 2146 SHANKSVILLE, PA. .9999999999999999999999999999 BALDWIN 8: DIVELY GENERAL STORE Phone 2041 Open Evenings Berlin, Penn'a MOBILGAS MOBILOII. W. EDGAR ZUFALL SERVICE sTAT1oN Somerset Penn'a 64 ..., 9999999999999999999999999 4.--..-------..-------------------..------------------------------------------------------------.I I yn. My 1 ' , K ,aw -s I fl fb: Ja' ' 37 ie. gxxkln 'Y ,4 'xx S fr x I I 6 5 Y 000000000-00000000000oo000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 Gongratulations, Cgfonored Seniors-- Glosser Bros. extend sincere congratulations to the Stony- creek High School Graduating Class of l940g and may you achieve similar success in seeking a higher education. We extend you a cordial invitation to visit the Glosser Store on any of your visits to Johnstown. l :onus-rowu PA EVERYBODYS STORE C- COMPLIMENTS OF Wilson Motor Sales STUDEBAKER PONTIAC Phone 6 Somerset, Pa. Cygammond School of iBeauty Gulture Train now and learn Beauty Culture in our Modern School under the guidance of experienced instructors. For convincing proof that our students are placed in well paying positions in exclusive shops-Ask us. 57-221 MARY C. HAMMOND, Dean Johnstown, Pa. 508-10 MAIN STREET 00000000000000000000000000 000000000 00000000000000000000000000 ....66... 1 E 0 O 0 E 0 i 0 l 0 0 O O O E 0 O 0 O 0 5 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O O O O 0 0 0 O E O 00-4 00000000000000 00 000000000 00 000 00 000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000 L- ---y P -oooo-o----- --ooooooo-o----o-oooooooooo-----ooooooooo-oo---o--ooo----o-o-oo ------o------ooo- C omplimenty of Er. I-I. Q. illnrnvg Berlin, Pennsylvania --oo --------o-----o-------o- SHULTZ 8: VVETMILLER MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE Phone 5516 Berlin, Pa. ---ooo ooooo---oo--oooo-o--- Kimmel's Park YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED Phone 9564 Route 53 Stoystown, Pa. ooo- o -o-o-o-o-o--o o o-----ooo IN JOHNSTOWN Smartness Predominates Widths 9 5 AAA . Sizes to 1 to9 DAU L95 Smart Shoef for Wonzevz --ooooooooooooooooooo---oo-o- United Jewelers 410 Main Street JOHNSTOWN, PA. Phone 940 CASH AND CREDIT oooooo-ooo-oo -ooooooooo--------oooooo----- 0 0 I O O 0 O 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 O O 0 O O O 0 O 0 O O O O 0 0 oo--o-----o---ooo------o ---------o-o-----oooooooooo-o-------------------o-oo-----o--o------ 0 0 O O O O O O 0 E 0 O 2 O O O O 0 0 O O 0 I O I O O Glessner Radio Co. NORGE APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS and IRONERS STROMBERG-CARLSON, ZENITH, RCA and PHILCO RADIOS 544 Washington Street JOHNSTOWN, PA. -o -o o--o-o--o-oooooooooo-oo C omplimewtr of tJWez1fy's 'Beauty Shoppe Phone 3151 615 Main Street Berlin, Pa. -------o-ooooooooooo-ooo- Complimentr of THE MODERN DAIRY Berlin, Pennsylvania C omplimenlr of Qlamhria-Blum Ifiuzinwz Glnllvgr JOHNSTOWN, PA. 542 Main Street Phone 409 ------------------o---o----o Ferndale Bakery R. W. WARING, Prop, Bread, Buns, Rolls and Pastries Beautiful Decorated Cakes 5 5 5 Ferndale Avenue Johnstown, Pa. 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SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA The Students who have done their best this far will be mighty hard to beat tomorrow. THATS ALL FOLKS 00000000000.090000QQQQQ0000-Q-ooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 69 .... oooooooooooooooo 00..- r ------- ------------- ---------------------- --------------- ------------------------------1 ------- ----:: ::::---: :----: : : :---:::- - L ---------------------------- Uhr Qlmmtg Efruat Gln. On the Diamond SOMERSET, PENNSYLVANIA YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED Mernberf of Fecleral Depofil Infarance Corporation ---------------------------- NASH REO Roy I-I. Shaulis 6- Son SOMERSET, PA. SALES AND SERVICE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ------------------------- BU DD'S GOOD SHOES Somersefs Largest Shoe Store SOMERSET, PA. ------------------------ GROFFS DEPARTMENT STORE For QUALITY AND SERVICE Berlin, Pa. -------------------. -------1. COMPLIMENTS OF J. K. 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