Smethport Area High School - Nunundah Yearbook (Smethport, PA)
- Class of 1949
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We are ready to defend her, And her colors too, Orange and Black are floating o'er us O'er our school so true. Then when Smethport's season's over And the record's done, Her fair name will be exalted And her victory Won. NUNUNDAH 1949 Presenfed by The Senior Glass SMETHPORT HIGH SCHOOL SMETHPORT, PA. '- 4, v-e.JI.JZ'x '- ,t b?' :-' .. - .gh .' lv YS. , lf' .if 1,4 jg 1 was ,Q 7 -xv. '. 4, . I JH. H-5:. 3L':rEu1 ' ' ' 1 -.Q-If .' .c V 2 fm, in .S . Ll .6 29 A .. m+.A,.,,-Q I .iz ' b- '..' 'fi fN1f'- wf- Ls- u .- - 'Wil' - . +fg'Eig53 -,,,,, -I 3 1. Fil' Qjfgf ' W3 Rf Grwfi ..ff'fQ?l-9 K is u.w'2-51 , e'if1aLwewfeaiT L 'Q f-,f ?efaf5 5A as Zine .name cf calm y'eaviw:mF1'. said? U is 'ew 'fgtfcmii '43-us' .aH.,Qr'1tais7:'S'fZfoss.Q45rr1aia' Sinai! ea:-'fy peviamg mevewara Hisfwvy W wif gas iiwamzwmv a a f a es: T1 Q- fcgsrrnirwrrfisffgy' use Usraasgkauiikese iw Hb cav've5fww-H455 Lu- uma 1.5 age-f:n5152?1mx'eea: user sfffizsa days cw , 'ii amid msgs. 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PAT DONOVAN Adfuisevzv .... .... A LNIA JOHNSON, ANNE ANIJIERSON We are about to leave the place Where the major part of our last four years has been spent. To all of us this period has been one of achievement to a greater or lesser degree. No one can accurately prophesy what will be our lot in the future. Parents, friends, and teachers with their Wider experiences, will perhaps be our best advisers. May the members of our class be successful in their various endeavors. Wlien we leave these portals of learning, we must not forget that it was within them that we received our academic training. Although we shall be scattered over all the world, there will still be many memories to bring our attention back to our high school days. Perhaps some of these will be the Prom, the athletes, the musicians, the Flash or some other event in which the '49-ers took such a prominent part. We leave behind to our sponsors, our faculty, and our school our highest esteem and appreciation. May we, in the words of the angel to Abou Ben Adhem, not be found wanting. 12 ANDERSON, ALY'A GRETA Gret.va Senior Dramatics 4g V csted Choir 3, 4g Chorus 2, 4, Triple Trio lg Flash 2, 3, 4. Quiet and shy With an extraordinary ability for sew- ing. Perhaps this is what keeps her among the neatest girls in the class. She has always been a help to the Flash staff and is seldom seen without Dorothy jean. ATWELL, SISHEDA M. Sk1mky Girl Reserves 3g Senior Difamatics 4, Senior Gir1's Chorus 3, 45 Flash 4g Nunundah 4. One of the many brunettes of the class, Skunky is well liked and friendly. She is a whiz at basketball and dancing is another of her favorite pastimes. Her am- bition is to be a typist. SENIORS AMSTER, Giuuw J. Fireball Tumbling 4, Boxing 3, 4, Senior Dramatics 4. Garry came to S.H.S. in his sophomore year from Olean. He is the center attraction among his class- mates, especially the girls. He plans to dress tools when he graduates. ANDEIISON, FRED W'easel,' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 3, Varsity S. 3, 45 Band 3, 4. Fred plays both forward and guard on our basketball team and does very well for himself. He's quite active and always going someplace with Bernard. SEN IORS Bif:i-L, MARY P. Lefty Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Library 4, Senior Dra- matics 43 Press Club 4, Flash 4, Nunundah 4. Mary is a quiet, reserved gal from Cyclone. She likes to square dance and y0u'll often find her at the Mt. Alton Dances. Mary is a good student and efiicicnt in anything she does. She is undecided as to her life's ambition. Bisnop, JACK A. Bids Tumbling 2, 3, 43 Boxing 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4, Football 3, 4. Jack is one of the top athletes of the class. He has letters in football, basketball, and track, and was the captain of the undefeated team in his senior year. His favorite sport is baseball. i 1 fan . . at ,ff , W L A W I ffl' F L H, H N :hp . L M Hi. I gr V N. V' A . , H . ff i um V J TF, --:Z in I 5 , . V f . ..,, .. ,4 v ,Vi . as it M it w, W iw YT o ': l rf , it k' , 1 -Q l 52,51 M., 'V t L ,, V W, ' W .x p ' H H H U' H l'5ggg,5: i, l '-Z'si ,9: ' 4 . . X. ' , ..1:,. 1 il- ' ' L ' , V- - F' V-if-ft' . N. if lxgew tk t raw! ,, I ?ss...,. Boom, DON B0otlaie Band lg Tumbling 3, Boxing 3. Don is a quiet, reserved Senior. I-Ie's very distinguished looking when he drives his car, D0n's favorite sport is baseball and he likes to square dance. His main interest at the present time is getting out of school. Bimcu, Aunmzv Shorty Senior Dramatics 4, Library Club 45 French Club 3, Senior Girl's Chorus 4. Audrey is a loyal pal and always has a smile for every- one. She takes part in many church and school activ- ities. Audrey hopes to be an English teacher in the future. CANFIELD, MAISILE A. ic1lllll.l'dil?n French Club 3, Rug Club 43 Girl Reserves 1, Tumbling 3, Maisie is small, slender, and quite a Hirt. She is good at dancing and her ambition, which she won't have much trouble fulfilling, is to be a housewife. DoNovAN, PATRICIA Pat Art Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4, Flash I, 2, 3, 4, Double Sextct 2, Senior Dramatics 4, Nunundah 4. Pat is the harassed treasurer of our class and Co- editor of. the Flash, She fs blond and cute, on the quict side but friendly. She is an A Student and takes part in many school activities. SEN IGRS Buaeisss VIIIGINIA Ginny 7 Senior Dramatics 4g Science Club 3, French Club 3, Knitting Club 3g Girl Reserves 1, Z. Ginny is a sweet, shy girl who forms the third member of the pals, Jean, Ann, and Ginny. She's a very neat dresser and nice mannered, After graduation, she plans to go to college to take up Home Economics. COLENIAN, DONALD 'cD0nl' Band lg 'Boxing 2, 35 Tumbling 2, 3. Don plans to make use of his artistic talent. I-le's going to college to take up commercial art. Don's favorite sports are basketball and driving very old cars. 5 -H. , , , is ' 'i 'Y li' ii ii ,fl ff ' A V 1' 5 i - .. 1 ' -,. - Y l i Hi ii iii ' my ll' ii M 'WW 'WSW '11 A l H i i ll, , 1 Q 1-::fii2.., -. if ll ll il if e . --,gif ,, ii ' ,,,' 1 1 ii , ii A, W 'iziizwiiixmi-i W H wi f 3 iii ilu, iii W1 ' ff-if fl ' r. A A l A 3 1 phiifiwiflli ' 621.1iZzf,r,5' .A .- 4, 1 SENIORS DlllEI-IAUl', JOHN juicy, Football 1, Z, 35 Tumbling 3, 45 Boxing 3, 4g Varsity S. 3, 4. 7 john has proven himself to be a real athlete in the field of football. I-lis main object at this stage is to graduate, after which he will probably retire to the oil fields. DUFFY, NIARY E. Liz Glee Club 25 French Club 33 Nunundah 4. Liz seems quiet and shy but to those who know her, she is oodles of fun. After the campaign for President of Student Council, by advice of her campaign man- ager, Liz is through with politics and is planning to enter college to delve into- the mysteries of math and science. gl mn. CW' --W ns: ,Mx i ,i 3' FAES, CHARLES Clarzrlie', Tumbling Club 33 Archery Club 35 Art Club 3. Though not too active in sports, Charlie is one of our whizzes. l-le always has a smile for everyone and is friendly to all. Though his future plans arc unknown, we are sure that Carolyn will be in them. GI.l'ZASON, Nun l'Srmz Senior Dramatics Club 4. Ned joined the Navy when he was a junior, and after two years in the service he came back to Hnish his education. l-le is ambitious, cheerful, and friendly. fi l ' L sf f' I 1 if F 1 if A ii F 'W 3 ' 5 f t- , , gui , KL A 1 I 'i 'N AQ, ,-I -.2 i ia F 'tiilflr I-IAl.Pif:NNY, VVILLIAIVI Bill,' Band I5 Photography 35 Basketball 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Varsity S. 2, 3, 4. Bill was one of the starting eleven on the football team. I-lis two main interests are his red-headed nurse, Betty, and sophomore history. After graduation Bill plans to join the Navy. l-IAUCK, DoRo'ruY JEAN' Dot Vested Choir 2, 3, 45 Flash 3, 45 Senior Dra- matics 45 Senior Girl's Chorus 45 Nunundah Stal? 4. Dot has defied the old saying that you can't have both beauty and brains. She has! She is also an in- dustrious menlber of the FLASH staff and Senior Dramatics. She may usually be seen with her best friend, Greta. SENIORS Guinea, NIARION 'cG1'eg Senior Dramatics Club 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 3. Greg is the life of every elassg her incessant giggle and constant babble are the despair and distraction of all her teachers. She loves dancing, football, and basket- ball, but most of all she loves jim. GUs'rArsoN, CAROLYN GMU Senior Girl's Chorus 45 Varsity S. Club 3, 45 Flash 4. Gus is a cute little blonde noted for her neat appear- ance. She is very friendly and popular with every one. Gus has many interests in the opposite sex and is one of those Port Fans. . SENIGRS HILIQMAN, RUTH Baby Vcsted Choir 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 2g Senior Dramaties Club 4, Flash 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 3, Nunundah 4. Ruth, a cute, peppy blonde, is a good dancer, and is devoted to Joe from Port. She was elected Home- coming Queen by the student body. Her sole ambi- tion is to get married. HULL, HAROLD Butch Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4, Basketball 3, 43 Debating Club 4, Flash 4. Butch's rare sense of humor makes him well liked and popular. Butch has a great interest in sportsg after graduation, he plans to go to college. ' '1 V73 HULL, HONYVAIKIJ A. P0m:loo Basketball 3, 45 Flash 4, Band 1, Z, 3, Student Council 43 Varsity S. 3, 4. Poncho', will go down in history as the Hrst Student Council President in S.H.S. He was also one of the basketball stars. He doesn't seem as interested in the girls as they are in him. Iixons, I-lA1zoLn iiHd71d5'077ZG7, Boxing 5, Tumbling 2, 35 Football 4g Projec- tion Club 3. Another of our handsome Seniors, who has no in- terest in the female population. The lucky guy attends school only in the morning, for he works in the afternoon. Such ambition! ll IQOI-IN, RUDOLPH Rudy Football 3, 4, Flash 3, 4g Nunundah 4, Student Council 4g Nvrestling 4, Track 3, 4. Our class president is very busy in all things. He is co-editor of the Flash and a participant in all sports. Rudy plans to go to college in the fall. IJARSEN, Bn:N,1AM1N S. Benny Flash 2, 5. Benny is quiet and industrious. He was a Very faithful worker on the production staff of the Flash,' for two years. His particular interest is in the Shop. SENIORS IRONS, ROY '4R0y', Chorus lg Code Club 34 Football 5. Roy is ambitious and very good-natured. He claims that No women are involved in his personal life, but knowing Roy, that is rather hard to believe. OHNSON GLADYS I-Ia' f Bottom 1 J' Tumbling 3, Varsity 3, 4. Happy is a small, cute blonde and has a gay, care- free nature. She is well known for her lively sense of humor. Her male interest is no one in particular, but everyone in general. Q if w H Afiii X ,. '5- C rnzl' .4 'XVA 1 ' fin ii if ' if, i ' K M' i fl K r .il L .. ' ,,,. A' 1 YY ' tl x SEN IORS M1cNe1f:R, DONALU allff67IC,, Science Club 35 Radio Club 35 Photography 35 Track 35 Archery Club 35 Varsity S. 4. 'Wlencl' is redhcaded and the quiet boy of our class. He is rather bashful, especially around the gals. He has no deHnite plans for the future, but is currently interested in track. MCGAVISK, VVILLIAAI Red Art Club 3 , 45 Track 35 Sr. Dramatics 45 Varsity S. 45 Football 45 Nunundah 45 Flash 4. Red is a bashful sort for an Irishman but always has a quick smile for everyone. He is outstanding in the fields of art and sports, especially football and track. H m ,,,, . 1. '14 ...r::Y wwf. l ' f U, Q. ' wr' W, I:-:35 5 3 ' , ' ple. H1 - 1. Q ME ll +521 csniarilf WCP' :. cvs- r - Z 1.1.1 1 1:-aasvfisjqz -1 ,af-:-.. w . 5' -lgaf::5535f'ffg 'fi . . J, - ' ' A ' n mi... :4SE:14FsQf.s+:v,:ea . !a:'.'5f:Qvfw ' j'Rx-:gp-.yrcailsvriliiafi ' Ni' few- -a ' Av' As-5-5::fg:p::g:1l:: , .v 55..gf':T3,-iq, -'.- fw-::'.,f:1:,-4::s.'TM:-9, :4'4':e2 l S' -' V-Fw:-1 2 1 523 f 'v w- ei l,sa.EE MCIQEIE, LEONARD Fibbe1f Debating 35 Football 35 Track 35 YVrcstling 45 Basketball Club 4. Leonard is one of our ardent supporters of the Senior class. He still hasn't gotten used to reciting in front of the class. His popularity is sure to bring hin1 success in the field he has chosen, journalism. Mooknz, Grzouon '4Pest Tumbling 2, 35 Basketball Club 4. Wflicn thcre's any excitement going on, you may be sure that George is there. He is well liked by all who know him, and he hopes to be a roller-skating star. eff? i . -'il 'Q Who- li aff . Q . Q -1 ' gf 3, 1-ll , 'V i gi l . ' ,G ' , I V H' -- . r Q,- l 7 .. . . Hlvil Y . l -- ..::i. 'uzrlsii-' f 3' - iv 'riflfi-55.751-fl. nl ' Via l ' ' 12:-mf fe-ig,-' u f, ' 5 3' 'Tfjil-?i2i .fQ:'1,-i fiffii :-eil-5 ' ' j iz- 5315 ,, .-- f-. ,ic 1 1' , . ,-X. .. 5:9 ' . ,J PERRY, VVALTER 'cPicf1'1'e', Tumbling 2, 33 Boxing 3. Pierre has an affinity for trouble, and is mainly interested right now in getting out of school. His favorite sports include fishing and hunting, and his heart throb is Smitty, He plans to join the Navy after graduation. ' Smfrtea, RUTI-I JIEANETTE leavin Glee Club 1, 23 Art Club 3, 4g Science Club 3g Varsity S. 4. Jean has dark hair and light complexion. Jean has plans for being a nurse after graduation. SENIORS O,Nl'iII.I., Nlfllllll C. 'cTense Glee Club lg Chorus 3, 43 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 French Club 33 Rug Club 43 Senior Dixnnatics 43 Nunundah 4. Marie is an ardent supporter of the out-of-town dances. Maisie and she seem to be good companions. Marie's ambition is to be a nurse. She has no current fiame but likes everyone. Pmatmz, 'TI-IONIAS Tom Vested Choir 43 Band 43 Student Council 4g Football 4g Basketball 4. Tom is known as an all-around athlete. During his first and only year in S.H.S., he has become prominent in the Student Council, band, and Vested Choir. Tom's ambition is to be a baseball pitcher. ' - SEN IGRS SRXTON, ROBERT M. N.flfIiIee Art Club 3g Chess Club 3g Tumbling 3. 45 Track 3. Mike is the baby boy of our class. l-le has no particular interest in girls Cas yetj, but he enioys all out-door sports. He and his buddies have made nunIerous Nattemptsl' to explore the Allegheny River in their kayaks. SI'IoNTs, HELEN hike Knitting Club 3g Senior Chorus 3, 45 Senior Dramatics 44 Library Club 43 Nunundah 4. Helen is an all-around student and known to all by her friendly smile. lf you ask her ambition, she will quickly smile and say Marry Bob and raise a family. J? sian, '5'.Q:.u-:FII 'I s. mi - ll ' nv- ss ... is IM Q ..,. K my y . u au.: . Q., 1 f' x .2i 4 F y I 04 fiissmi I .-1:, , V 'M ig ' V I , , 2:- ,.:I,1 .. Hb.. ..-,... J , , l SNIITH, PATRICIA c'S71zitfy Glee Club 1, 24 French Club 35 Nunundah 4. Smitty's ambition is to be a nurse. She is a very cute blonde with a nice personality. Pat has a sense of humor and a cute giggle and is liked by everyone, particularly 'lPierre. SXVANSON, JAMES 'tliwf' Football 1,2,3,4g Varsity S. 2,3,4g Nuuundah 4. jim was another of the stars of our undefeated football team. All those touchdowns he made were probably because his favorite cheerleader was yelling for him. jim hopes to. carry on his football career at Canisius College. ,,.... 5 ' ,fill-u-E-.af 'lp Qx' Q. VVIEAVER, IKICHARD L. Dick, YVrestling 4, Boxing 3, 4, Football 3, 45 Tumbling 3, 4, Varsity S. 4, Basketball Club 4. Dick is a great tease but liked by all. His curly hair is the envy of many of the girls. He was a proud member of the undefeated football team. WELLS, ANNE Emmy Tumbling 34 French Club 3, Rug Club 4, Nunundah 4. Anne came to us our Junior year. Mademoiselle is an outstanding student in French. She likes to sew, skate, play basketball, and go to dances with Roy. I-ler future ambition is to be a nurse. SENIORS V AN SICKLIR, PEGGY J. 'Teg- French Club 3g Science Club 33 Nunundah 4. Peggy spends much of her time at the Diner with the gang. I-Ier main interest fs out-of-town boys, espe- cially those from Bradford. Peg's ambition is to go to XVestbrook's. WALKER, PA'r1uctA Patty Varsity S. 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Patty is popular and attractive and is usually found at the candy counter during lunch trying to make 11 few pennies for the Seniors. Patty's future is still undecided, but the outcome will probably bc happy wedlock. SEN IORS WlT'I'lZll, Doiponns Irish French Club 35 Vested Choir 1, 2, 4g Chorus 4g Flush 4g Triple Trio lg Glee Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Nununclah 4. Sh . -.s with the musical touch who wants to be Q1 piano teacher. Dolores is fond of danc- ing, especially with a 'Afriend' from St. lVIary's. She is well liked and friendly. e's the red-hfxired las WRIGHT, CAROLYN K. Kay Vested Choir 2, 35 Cheerl d , en er 3, 4g Senior Chorus l, 2, 3. Kay has been one of our cheerleaders for three years. She enjoys all sports and is 21 good dancer. Her interest and ambition are in the Navy. 24 5v.,g:fxfe i V 1 i it -ix T - S9g5Qg,.,g1.9:q: , E A. . - ,, . .R ,. 4 f --.x...w.., . . .1 . .. , ,.' , i 2 3? 2 3. 5 1 s fgwff 'fi I , '-, a . U . -1, -H-V ' '. .- ,' D , Z 1 . A r Q. 41.1 ,., I :. ,. ,lT, ,. PJ., , , ' un- gr, 139 2? JE : .21 -'rg-Ii , , ' , ,I 7 Q , ' -1 'ff 21- 9 A 2+ ' . -Q43 .' - '- ' 1- xy.. - - ' V A . 4. - . , . - Mfr , -5 4. l .ff TH ,'-w.- A H PN ' f - rc ..,.- , - -- vw -.-'f.. ,b '3--..-19 f-if 33? f ,., ' 1 rf' .' - ' ' ' ' ' :ibn ri .,-,Q 1 , I . X -7, J qjmgk. is W 1 Ax, V, V ffl: .L . : .. 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Y 3 - V J'fdwez?'f-f1JG25Zr'ze'w:'a1 . .Q ' , 1 :51-.'4:f, 1-.1 ':, -. JUNIOR CLASS M cKier11a1z H allstrom Duffy Digel OFFICERS . Preridevzt ....... .... D AVID I-IALLSTROM Vilfe-P7'6Sidl:'17If. . . . , ,,,,,,,,, JUDY DUFFY Secrelfzvfy ...... . . .CHARLES NICKIEIKNAN Tvfensurer. .. ............. ...... B on DIGEL Advisers .... .... R osiz NAPOLITAN, TED V iasmm Finally came the day when the members of the Class of '50 could legally adopt the name of upperclassmen. The Hrst outstanding contribution of the class was a fine array of ten gridiron stars. They comprised the backbone of the S. H. S. undefeated team. The high- light of the season was the picturesque Homecoming Event. On the night of the goblins and witches, a highly successful incident was stagedg the junior Jamboree. At intermission, several of the girls presented a floor show. Another contribution was the Hswell gangi' of cagers. Two players were con- tributed to the jayvees, including the captain. Four members of the championship Varsity and the chief medicine-man were provided by our class. Also added to the cause was our class adviser, Mr. Vesber, who coached the Varsity to victory. When we returned from Christmas vacation, our long awaited class rings were there. Although they were long awaited, some disappeared rapidly! Still another achievement, the musicians contributed by the ever helpful Class of '5O. Eleven are in the ranks of the bandg while eleven are members of the Vested Choir. The last big event was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom sponsored by the juniors. This was a huge successg obviously, as everything undertaken by the Class of '50 has been and will always be. 26 JUNIOR CLASS Ai'1?:l .. A' L X i n K. McCord A. Mealy J. Duffy 4 D. Hallstrom S. Bloss D. Anderson H. Defibaugh G. Burlingame J. VVinsloW M. Stark L. Burrows F. Poklar B. Martin P. Ladlee C. Kohn J. Baker I-I. McDowell T. Hardes B. 'Ball J. Parker B. Digel V. Hirsch B. Caldwell J. Kohn T. Moore UN IOR CLASS . ... ra l ll ' A 1 .1 Q V I: .Y . . V 'R R l . 1 ,.,, -if f l ' I 111- ' 'p,.'v,Lf . ' -. ll, 1,-gif , . Y lu' fm ., -H I lf .. 'Y 'Vf-1?2'?' 1 2 lf ,f l 4 , Y li - , ..-578 6- 5 f g g w.jt6' . ,A 4' . l W if uri gi v f'1! Ef': : ' 'Qi I M N. Billings I. Harmon B. VV:1rf1e A. Van Gordcr V. Raught E. Denning G. Ruoff C. Gregory A. Mayer D. Rice D. Maynard G. Bickford R. Brace E. Hector N. Douglas B. Johnson A. Russell C. Cook C. McKcirnnn J. Kearns C. Howe J. Gustafson I-I. Rhinelmrt J. Halpenny G. McGee 28 awww, .mmwm 'YP . ?3Mweuav, IQMSIEQHSQWWHAU 'Ja bw-QMS .-may ,sqm 5 Q W 3 s af, .Q 'f 'v-f swigm . '47,-fe, gwim-2 Q, M Vi 5 5 bag, Wm fig' a ,iff ,iffy E. jg - ifffgwf-141 -f 7flg,: 3? 5 5 .W 5 in i f -J-mf: W 'V 1 'X' nqgwfd Tr'f-'ip 5 49 :ff - 5 , V' 9, Z 2 , ' 5 1' ' 'A - , '. : an A 3 . ggi!-Ma i 5 4 Y Q Q? 1 f I X. -:, ,i,, : J ,11 6-AH. 15:51, ,ry J 1 I E . J 5, c J - If- GZ .nl 5, :I '94 .1 . 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I I. 10th GRADE X Q qv wif. ,v . ik, l? QYNYY 1 W J ll 'ifbbfx N V297 ii G A - . . . Mi 2 ii l ii V ww : ' .' ' ' Q, ,,. ,1.. V ii ' .--. ,i if-.. i --- . E.: -' i g i Y, 'l . 4 IJ! I JY-F I , i .-Q I. .15 l . i i ,. 'l Q il. Mi, uw, V, Min H lu qu ii N. fi A Wywxx, .1 - 5 ,r X E ll,aA.L il I X- ,:, I- My ' I NY' ' rl I lin' Q -I . M1 4 -'H YP P. Lathrop G. Safstrom M. Tanner M. Parker l-I. Irons R. Smith O. Brockittr L. Baker J. Eddy in X 'Q 6 5 'if 'S av I 9, W ,, I h in i . 3 grifi, i - ii R f :..1 - ' - w ' 5 Yi. .ii ' . 2 - . . Z 4 rf ya 42- ' Y sg- l . 211 1--- V- EE ll H. Lynch M. Mulvihill F. McVVillian1s M. Rothcrmcl M. I-laggcrty H. Covert B. Long' D. Wfriglit A. Hector Love G. Elias J. Redfield D. Slade D. McKalip K. Simms R. Norman YV. Youkers P. Garrett D. Vaughn 9th GRADE . A i I., vfzgv 4 J X . 'L ' A 'J ' X in , ' ,Q V Q 5 Q' :fir .fi l A 1 ' I ' N ' 7. . W - F , Q ' - J'L5Yff 'ki it 1 favs ,- . 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'seiaz mb s E '1 4 -:wegailmluwmy X ag W fd 2. 4?-WN 1 if vw 1 yi .a . fl , f ,, , 0 mu HQ NX ' 21. W 1 .V j, V 5: .Q rf- .K ' AT,.' lx ' , A 1 AW 1 F. . . ., I! V A K . 'X ei? fhs 7 in , ca s f 'JT' if , f .L ' rss. . I. 5. 1: g P? G. Ingram J. Raught M. Wfalker A. Hauck V. Ruoif J. Burdick J. Prosser R. Defibaugh A. L. MacKenzie S. Henery G. Baker G. Connors H. Lindgrin A. Owens K. Wfitter R. Mayer J. Ludwig B. 1-Iungiville li. J. I-Iauck M. E. Ross J. Stickles J. I-Iibbard R. Ross B. Dragoone J. Hamilton J. Swartzfager B. Johnson B. Peterson E. Hull R. Burt J. Peterson H. Abbey M. J. Bullets P. Mayer L. Mason 32 9th GRADE I T. Harmon M. Burlingame J. McDowell D. Peterson B. Howe D. Haynes N. VVo1fe S. Johnson N. Van Gorder J. Marrone P. S-helly J. Lathrop R. Ritcberg G. Moore C. Denning D. Ordiway G. McBride C. Covert V. Maynard P. Brougham A. Potter J. Lindholm D. Raught A. Schmiedel R. Gustafson V. 'Booth Y. Van Mort M. Hess D. Shirey M. VVilcox J. Austin S. Daugherty M. Lindgren M. Burdick D. Causer 33 8th GRADE We W, ,I , W . lc 5 W a . ', l 0 A Y!-'I N 1 N K ff' T5 1 l l' , , f v - L sm , ff-K f l' 1 3 23 iivgg 1 -f-, - gf H -hex w l 1.3 A 5 -I. ' 575, A .- -. ,gg I. ggi ..-f , f 5, 5 . fini? 'I W 1 1 f G' ev.- m.:.', A s sn . , M we 1 L umm' Q 1 pl . 5 2 4195-.511 ' .4 -W el H M . X, ,ffifv . .,:. , m . . f ,ga i., f-f- . J .ffw J ' '-ii? nf. A ' 1' 1 .ll W H nm ix 'C , 5, . ,f'l'f f.-i7 , H' 'WNN ---'.: -'Pi 7 S f G. Clark A. Carpenter G. Coleman B. Reinigcr K. johnson J. Gustafson J. Kecslcr J. Comes C. Berg J. O'Connor H. Reynolds D. Rifle D. McDermott B. Angell J. Hamilton J. Dmgoone G. Barr G. Martin D. Burford E. Baker D. Comes R. Moran 34 Ai l-, 3549 . l J. Gamble D. Ross C. Thomas R. Ross SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES Our seventh grade consists of forty-seven pupils this year and eighth grade of thirty. There is considerable talent in the combined groups, especially in music. They are well represented in the band and junior choruses, and three eighth grade girls are in senior chorus. ' In junior Dramatic Club we have striven for better expression. We have had fun learning poems for choral speaking. A group of seventh grade girls gave several selections in a pleasing manner at the Travelers Club. A play was given for the grade children at Christmas time, and the seventh grade gave a St. V alen- tine's play. Part of our work was the study of Shalcespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. Some of the seventh grade are learning selections from Patrick Henry's Liberty or Death. Before the end of the year we hope to do some of our Work for an assembly. Mary Ellen Ross, the one ninth grader who joined our group, has been outstanding and very helpful to the club. , r 35 Wh GRADE . V B . l ,,,, 'tw f ' elftiv Q f 1 - .... --V1 V4 g Q 11 l A .5 . . ! .. , w .., .,.,. .. M. .. ,. w 1. so Q... U.. ww . .L ., . 5 Y . 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Flccgcr 36 Clsrismzas Operetta junior Majorettes Christmas Oper-erm C121-imzms Operettn Rhythm Band Clsristmm' Operetta Howzecoming Pemzmmbip Club 37 STUDENT COUNCIL President ...... ............. . Vice-P1'e.vide1zt .... . . OFFICERS . . .HOXVARD I'IULL . . . .ROBERT DIGEL Secremry ...... .... I NIOGENE HARMON T1'enmv'e1'. .. ...... Rum' Km-:N Adviser . . . . .MR. RUGH The matter of giving the students an oflicial voice in the administra- tion of the school has been contemplated for many years. This issue finally led to the adoption of a student council plan for the 48-49 year. Using the national constitution as a pattern, the law of such a council was formulated and adopted by the student body. The members of the council, fifteen in number, were chosen by their classmates. The council is headed by Howard Hull, who was elected president in a campaign which had its similarities to genu- ine politics. Mr. Rugh served as faculty adviserg he was also instrumental in the establishment of the system. Various projects were undertaken, meeting with various degrees of success. It is hoped that in the future the council will aid more and more in the improve- ment of our school. With joint cooperation between admin,istrat.ion and the students, this end can be obtained. , 38 E 5 E fc i fg E. 2? ? E i P . A .1 -,c.f -N .. - . L . 4, ,ii ' 5 WWW ' .. , T, an V 3 fd . QA- J' Eh' M M 'W' Sh Ani' an - 'I 2 if -V 'PP fm. - LQ, fff . ,.: ,i E 'hai' 'ip' ' K il :' 1 . . -1 f 4 ,.' -:h I-2. 2 'gi 1? arf ' ... . if ' '- r .J 'VV L Q ! 'f '51 1' 1 rf-fa-ll f- 2 xt' f : --2 r- -Wy :L 1 11 'S . ' ,' , v .'1 ,QV '-12354 fv P' Gal 11. - 2 'D . - . . Q . '- .41 1' fa pf, 5 ,L , A-,, 5' ,,'- 31... . . . .J - ff- Qi fff ff- 2 fr' R- Qi' 4 4 - iv :N 13:53 V' :. fr ,P . , ' J if ,gl 'V' f '2 ??'F!.. -ffefzfijf ,.. x , 45:5 - Agiif- I W '? .5 wx- 'L' fail - 'Q Q1 ,ji .R .Qs .di ,g., . L 3 1 i . . 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N. 3- f .H I . .,,,f' Q-1 .I 4 Y. - , , ,- . 4. , ...., A ..- x- 5 .1.4 . , ,gg4.f.k ni.? .3555 V K NUNUNDAH STAFF Editor-i11-Chief ..... Associate Edifovfs ..... A 17? .............. A tblerics ......... Bnsivzess zlflrzvmgem. . A ctifuities ..... Ph 0150 gwzp hs .... Sales ......... Adfue1I'tisi11 g .... . Advisers ...... EDITORIAL STAFF ....................................Ma1'yElizabethDufy . . . .Dorothy jean Hauck, Harold I-lull PRODUCTION STAFF 40 ...............B1l1McGav1sk .............H31'OId I-Iull . . . . .Kay Wright, Mary Bell . . . . .Pat Donavan . . . . . . Pat Smith ...............Ruth Hileman .. . .Rudy Kohn, James Swanson Alma johnson, Anne Anderson FLASH STAFF Co-Editors ....... Assistant Editor. Business Manager .... .... News Editor .... . . . .Rudy Kohn, Pat Donovan .. . . . . . . . . . . Jim Winslow .Greta Anderson . ............... Marion Grega Sports Editors .... ..... ..... ..... ........ H a r 0 ld Hull, Howard Hull' F eatztre Editor .... ................................................ A nn Mealy Society Editors ..... ..... H elen McDowell, Donna Maynard, Mary Bell, JoAnn Kearns Music Editors ...... .......................... Roving Reporter ..... ............... Alnnzni Editor. . Art Editors ..... Exchange Editor Kids Korner. . . . Scandal Editors. .Ronny Johnson, Jenette Redfield .Eddie Denning Wright .. . ..... Bill McGavisk, Courtney Howe ......................Car0lyn Gustafson . .... Mary Lou Burlingame, Jeanne O'Connor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ruth Hileman, Bud Johnson Head of Production ..... .... . . ............................... Dorothy J. Hauck Production Staff: Theda Atwell, Carolyn Gregory, Janice Gustafson, Iniogene Harmon, Marguerite Stark, Elaine Hector, Dolores Witter, Connie Kohn, Joyce Kohn, Jolyn Parker Faculty Adfvisers ......................................,..... Miss Rockefeller, Miss Johnson PRESS CLUB L3 Mary Bell, Lloyd Geo. Hackett, Diehl McKalip, Dean Rice, Paul Berlin, Betty Vlfarfle DEBATE CLUB l l Anne Potter, Diehl McKalip, Imogene Harmon, David Hallstrom, Anne Mealy, Courtney Howe, james YVinslow, M. L. Burlingame, Ronald johnson, jenette Redfield Miss NAPOLITAN, Adfviser LIBRARY CLUB 1, J L CD IANA..--- - Mary Bell, Helen Shouts, Eileen Hull, Audrey Brace, Mary Foley, Catherine Covert, Devona Ordiway, M. L. Burlingame, Joyce H ibbard E-I-CLUB First Row: Miss Johnson, fflduiserj, Marjorie Hess, S. Daugherty, D. Ordiway, J. Prosser, M. Burdick, D. L. Peterson, Y. Van Mort, C. VVitter, B. Johnson, D. Haynes, N. VVo1fe. Second Row: R. Mayer, C. Denning, J. Marrone, P. Mayer, J. Lindholm, J. Stickles, D. Shirey, B. Peterson, J. Raughr, M. Lindgrin, H. Lindgrin, J. Brown, J. Hamilton, C. Covert, V. Maynard. 43 ' SEN ICR DRAMATIC CLUB M IUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB VAN DUSEN .................................................................. Dwectov' sth GRADE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB VAN D .................................................................. Dzrectw' ART CLUB , Mrs. Anderson, fAd'vire1'j, Gail Connors, A. Porter, H. Lindgrin, S. Daugherty, P. Donovan, B. Norman, D. Shircy, M' J- VBUUCIS, B' YUUICCIS, D- .l- Burdick, C- BiSl10p, P. Ladlee, G. L. Moore, P. Wfeavcr, L. Ladlcc. Seated: Mason, MacKenzie, Ludwig, Burlingame, johnson, Haggerty, Kohn, Slade, Scitler, VVilcox, Rumscy Standing: Raught, I-Iowe, V aughn, McGavislc, McKalip, johnson, McDowell, Mrs. Anderson, fSpo7z.vm'j. 46 ' RADIO CLUB Mr. Larson, fSp01zso1'j, Tom Kohn, David Coahran, Bill Clark, Sherman Francisco. PROJECTION CLUB Diehl McKalip, Sherman Francisco, Mr. johnson, fSp011s0r2, Howard Hull, Bernard Ball, Gordon Ruoff, Bill Clark. 47 GAME CLUB Seated: Marrone, Denning, Hungiville, Hamilton, Connors, VValker, Bullers, Peterson, Coleman. Stmzdiwg: Miss Lewis, fSp011s0rj Mayer, Burr, McKean, Lindholm, Schmiedel, Abbey, Sticklcs, McBride, Austin, Baker, Brougham, Comes. RUG CLUB MRS. LEUKEL, Adviser Anne NVells, Maisie Canfield, Mrs. Leukel, Marie O'Neill, Nancy VVo1fe, Doris Raught, Marian Burdick, Reta Defibaugh, Mary Ellen Ross, Shirley Hencry, Eva jane I-Iauck, Cecelia Mitchell. 48 GIRL RESERVES CLUB OFFICERS Sponsors. . . .... Miss Lewis AND Miss NA'POLl'l'AN President ...... .................... ll fIARY BELL Vice-President. . . . . .DONNA NIAYNARD Sec1'em1'y . . . ..... JOYCE ICOHN T1'ef1su1'e1' .... .... A NN Amsrzv This organization consists of girls from grades seven through twelve. Miss Day assisted us in our work at holiday time when Thanksgiving Baskets were sent to needy families in our various communities. At Christmas time toys and clothing were distributed. Many of the toys were made by the boys in shopg others were painted and repaired before packing. Our annual dinner honoring new members was held in January. All the girls look forward to this gay event. Guests at the County Home are given Easter Baskets. These are all made by members of the Girl Reserves. 49 DISTRICT ORCHESTRA SMETHPORT DISTRICT FESTIVAL HOST The Central District of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Associa- tion niet in Smethport january 13, 14, 15, for its annual Orchestra Festival. The festival participants arrived Wednesday afternoon, evening, and Thursday morning. The residents of Smethport and vicinity opened their homes to the visitors with their usual gracious hospitality and the itinerant ministrels reported unanimously a grand time. A vigorous program of rehearsals under the direction of Bernard Mandelkern terminated with a brilliant performance Saturday night of a rather difficult pro- gram of orchestral literature. A matinee performance was presented Friday afternoon to approximately 900 boys and girls. 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SENIOR BAND Clzzrizfzets Fr Dolores XfVitter Marquerite Stark Donald Vaughn jenette Redfield Judy Duffy JoAnn Kearns Malcolm Lindgren Jeanne O'Connor Gerald McGee mob H om Harold Hull Constance Kohn Glenna Burlingame Norma jean Van Gorder Flute Kristine johnson Oboe Jonilyn Peterson Bass Jolyn Parker James Comes john Lindholm Majovfettes , Gail Connors Anne Denning OfV1lla Brockitt Bassoon 1 Imogene Harmon Saxophone Dorothy Slade John Swartzfager Jean Halpenny Thomas McKeirnan Trombofze Sherman Francisco Mary Wilcox Ralph Brace Majorie Hess Comets Ronald Johnson Vivian Hirsh Raphael Smith Jack Baker Harold Lindgren Jack Burdick Drums Dean Burford Catherine Witter Joel Gamble 52 Clm'i11ets Valjean Comes William Digel Chapin Wilson William Dunn James Fleeger Comets Thomas Johnson Duane Elliott Dale Elliott Lloyd Hackett George Burdick Donald Laughton T1'o111bo1ze C. G. Cleveland JUNIOR BAND F lute Debbie XfVilson Bass James Comes Drzmzs Donald Ross Dale McDermott Saxophone John Swartsfager Carol Norman Baritone Majorie Hess William Burgess SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS c, , ,F mx I -.WL IVIARGARET IVIAENHOUT, Director The Senior High Girls' Chorus was organized in the fall of '48, Although few in number, the chorus is proud of its quality. The Chorus made its Hrst appearance between the acts of the Tom Sawyern operetta and again at the Sacred Concert presented at Christmas. Of the songs we sang We particularly liked Sylvia, This Is My Countryf' I Love A Parade, and L'The Snow. Besides hard work at our many rehearsals, we had fun singing three-part harmony in our all-girl chorus. F irst Soprano Donna Maynard Theda Atwell Marie O'Neill Patricia Ladlee Carolyn Gustafson Patricia Walker Patricia Garret Carolyn Gregory Catherine Witter Helen Shonts MEMBERS Second Soprano Greta Anderson Dorothy Jean Hauck Dorothy Burdick Marjorie Hess Dolores XfVitter Marguerite Stark Carol Bishop Audrey Brace Vivian Hirsch - Accomprmixt 54 Alto Peggy Weaver Mae Rothermel Loretta Ladlee Hazel Herzog Joanne Kearns Anne Denning' Norma V anGorder Glenna Burlingame Kristine johnson Jeanne O'Connor VESTED CHOIR IVIARGARM NIAENHOUT, D11 ectof This year our choir was really a Vested choir, as its name implies. New robes were ordered in the fall, and they arrived in time for our Christmas Concert. Everyone, both members of the choir and the audience, was very well pleased with them. Our Sacred Concert, on December nineteenth consisted of two solos, and Angels We Have Heard On High, Silent Night, and the famed 'KI-lallelujah Chorus by Handel. Vivian Hirsch sang the solo in Birthday of a King, and Ann Potter sang the solo in NOI1! Holy Night. We sent five members of our choir to District Chorus at Centre Hall, Pennsyl- vania, March third, fourth, and fifth. This was a great honor, and the choir was pleased that.so many of its members were chosen. They were Dorothy Jean Hauck, Dolores Witter, Robert Digel, Ronnie Johnson, and Ralph Brace. The Choir was very proud to have one of its members, Ralph Brace selected for All-State Chorus Festival at Pottsville March thirty-first, April first, and second. Thirty members of the choir participated in the County Chorus held in Smeth- port May fourth. Ronnie johnson took first place in the 'tty-outs for soloists and sang L'The Lost Chord. The Vested Choir climaxed the year with appearances at the Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. 55' JUNIOR BOYS' CHORUS JUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS I CREED OF THE JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS Mrs. Maenhout is our shepherd, We shall not Willlt. 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Qggkfgiiiii ff 'c ffifi if 44 K' I 1 A Naffgwm '-?k'l.,Vs,:,--:Snq...,l... . hi 1-.N-.5.-.t1:S231,E:.5.5:.-mir-55:31-1,5KRW. -:.' ,, rj-S37fpgwi3x.:.' -v in '4 VARSITY FOOTBALL Lettermen jim Swanson Rudy Kohn Tom Peeler Bill McGavisk jack Bishop Dick Weaver Bill I-Ialpenny Harold Irons jerry Nelson jim Moore Chuck Mcliiernan Corkney Howe Charles Cook Neil Douglas Bob Martin Barry Johnson Kenneth McCord Bill Youkers Howard Covert Harold Lynch Position Ful Iback Quarterback Quarterback Hal f ha ck End End Center Guard Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Guard Guard Center Fullback Halfback End Guard Halfback N zmzbei' of Years Lettermevz 4 2 l 1 2 2 3 1 3 2 2 p 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 Class Senior Senior Senior Senio r Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore l 60 REVIEW OE THE SEASON 'CCHAMPIONSH During the past 1948 football season the word uchampionsl' and I-Iubbers were synonymous. Their record was one of the finest ever witnessed by Smethport High School as they drove to an undefeated season of six victories and a tie. They were great in their football ability and power, but most of all, they acted in a true sportsmen-like manner which is characteristic of true champs just for the records we will run down the schedule. T Coach Jay Elicker unveiled his team against a strong Coudersport eleven. This game was marked by fierce playing on both sides as S. H. S. finally came out on the winning side of the ledger, 13-7. ' The following week they tackled George junior Republic at Grove City, whom they easily trampled 24-7. Sheffield succumbed to the Hubbers 26-12 to make it three straight and the followers of this team began to realize that this team was off to a good season. Traveling to Renovo to participate in the contest for the Railroad Trophy, the Warriors of Smethport got a new experience as they played their first game under lights. A night game to them was no handicap as they proved this by coming out on the long end of a 12-0 tally. Homecoming Day with its ceremonies brought out the biggest crowd in the history of the school as the County Seaters played before 1800 enthusiastic spec- tators. The victims of their fifth consecutive victory were the Y oungsville team who just couldn't stop the Orange and Black, they went home suffering from a Z6-7 set-back. The traditional rivals from uthe banks of the Allegheny were the next ones to try to halt the powerful Elicker-men from S. H. S. They did their best, but it was none too good as Port was blasted 26-0. The finale came November II, at McCoy Stadium as the Hubers tried to complete the season all-victorious. Thcy met Kane in an evenly fought battle which turned out 7-7. In the estimation of the fans the team was superb. They showed their appre- ciation and admiration for the Hubbers by sponsoring a huge banquet for them. The results of the season may easily be summed up in the words of our capable coach, Jay Elickerg They had faith in me as I had faith in them. 61 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL During the past season, Coach Frank Rugh led his team to a record of one win, one tie, and one defeatg considering the inexperience of the team, their record is a fine achievement. This year was the first time that Smethport has had a J. V. football teain and their record speaks for itself as a successful undertaking. Some of the players who have gained the needed experience will be varsity-men next season. ' They filet Otto for the first game of the season on the Terr0rs Held. This game was outstanding for its defensive play as the Hnal score of the game was a scoreless tie. The next team that they met was Emporium, whom they conquered 12-7. The Hubbers showed themselves as an offensive threat in this contest, outplaying their opposition. Their last game of the season was played at Emporium under lights. In this game the Raiders showed themselves the superior team as they took the Hubbers 20-7. 62' FOOTBALL BANQUET Two hundred people assembled in the Smethport High School Gym, December 11, to pay honor and tribute to Jay Elicker and his undefeated football team of 1948. This huge, gala affair was promoted and sponsored by the Down- town Coaches Club. Among the guests present were Johnny Nelson, toastmasterg Father Webster, speaker of the evening, coaches from surrounding schools, Howie Willis, Paul Griffin, Dr. Livermore, and some S. H. S. football players of former years. The program was started by Nelson's nightly broadcast over station WESB. He interview Coach Elicker, Howie Willis, and Dr. Livermore, then he went on to tell some of the highlights of the Hubbers' 1948 season. Father Webster gave an excellent after dinner speech, he held the interest of everyone throughout his entire talk. He alluded to the similarity between victories and defeats met on the gridiron and those met in everyday life. One of the more interesting parts of the program was the awarding of letters and gold footballs to the lettermen of the team. Approximately twenty members received these, with eight men having played their last season for S. H. S., as they graduate this year. Among those who will be missing from next years lineup will be Captain Jack Bishop, Jim Swanson, Tom Peeler, Bill Halpenny, Bill McGavish, Rudy Kohn, Dick Weaver, and Harold Irons. 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL Lettevfmen Howard Hull Fred Anderson Harold Hull Tom Peeler Dean Rice Norm Billings Kenneth McCord Dave Hallstroin Bill Youkers Position Guard Forward Guard Forward Center Center Guard Guard Forward N umber of Y ears Lettermevz Class 2 Senior 2 Senior 2 Senior 1 Senior 1 Junior 1 Junior 1 Junior I junior 1 Sophomore REVIEW OE THE SEASON As one's eyes slowly drift thru this book, moving leisurely from page to page, it is only natural that they should pause and linger for quite some time on this page. At the mere sight of it, something else transverses before our eyes, a vision of past glories of a past team. The first image that we see is Ted Vesber being appointed as head coach of the Varsity, taking a weak, inexperienced team and molding it into the exact opposite. The opening game of the season gave Smethport a preview of what was to come. The team was mainly defensively powerful, but it had an offense capable of exploding at any second. It wouldnlt be fair to the team if this page didn't include the records that they set for there isn't a single, existing doubt in the minds of anyone that it was the best team that has ever emerged from the halls of S.H.S. Following are a few of the new records established by this team: best season of 18 wins-5 losses, winning of I3 consecutive games, fewest number of consecutive losses QZQ, only Smethport team to reach the playoffs, and finally the distinction of being tied with Otto at the end of the regular season for league leadership. Next season should be very good as five lettermen return and good, prospective J.V.'s move up. Missing from next year's team will be Fred Anderson, consistent scorer, Butch Hull, versatile ball-handler, Tom Peeler, rebound artist, Jack Bishop, sturdy guard, and Captain Howard Hull. A truly fitting epithet for this team would be, Cherish in Defeat-Honored in Victory. 65 UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Many people have heard that oft-quoted, familiar statement, the record speaks for itself. This fact never has been uttered in a truer sense than with the 1948-49 Junior Varsity basketball team of Smethport High School, for their record of 19 wins against only two defeats is emblematical of their accom- plishment. Much credit can go to Coach Bob Glarner, who guided and instructed them through their marvelous season. The J.V's. opened the campaign with a series of seven straight wins over their opponents. Returning from Christmas vacation, they dropped two games but swept the remaining contests to compile an enviable string of twelve consecutive victories. This -l.V. Squad was a team in the true meaning of the word. lt worked with a team-like precision, with everyone striving toward that ultimate goal which all teams seek, that of Victory. Some of these players will see action in varsity ball next year, and it is there that the past season's training will become more de- veloped and brought to use for S. H. S. in a larger sense. As the fans enjoyed following them during their past season as proteges, so will they watch them with a keener interest on the Varsity as they continue on their road to glory. 66 TO THE MEMORY DR ALVIE R LIVERMORE 189 1949 DOL XVIII IONIC BI R1 All NIBI RID IOR HIS DI I I' AND SINLI RI IYIIRISI IN IHI IOCAI SLHOOIS INIIHUSIASINI POR XII-III IILS XVXS LNLIAIVIFD, AND IHL I IXI RAIORL CUP IIXS BI I N A LOVI II D AV ARD POR BIANX XFARS of 5 - H .H . 4. , I , , 4. I-Ir: GAVE c11aN14:RoUsI.Y 011 Hrs TIML: AND '1'AI.1cN'1'5 111s CHEERLEADERS Wl1at's the matter with our team? . . Theyfte all right! Who's all right . - . . The team's all rightln Fifteen ups for the team, Are you ready? Hip hip Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, Team, team, team Who? . Team Who? .... Team Who? . . . . Team, team, team! Marion Grega, Anne Mealy, Marlene Hall, Kay Wfright, Emily Love, Ruth Smith 68 l VARSITY S GFFICERS Adviser .... ............. . .. Bon G'LARNER Presideizt ....... .... 5 IINI SXVANSON V ice-Preridevzt ......... .... J ICRRY NELSON SC. 1'EfI11'y mm' T1'efrxm'e1'. . . .... Bllll. I-TALM-:NNY The Varsity S Club was .reorganized in the fall of 1947. To become a member of this club you must have a varsity letter in at least one major sport. The sole purpose of this club is to raise money for the senior jackets. The club chose 6 girls to assist in this. At the football games refreshments were sold, while at the basketball games only candy was sold. On November 11, after the last football game, the club sponsored a dance, which was well attended. This year's jackets are the most expensive ever to be bought. They are black jackets with an orange stripe down the sleeve, and orange trimmings on the collar and cudis. There will be a football or basketball on the back. They are also reversible. The following boys will be the lucky recipients of these jackets: Bill McGavisk, Tom Peeler, Jack Bishop, Bill Halpenny, Dick Weaver, Chuck McKeirnan, jim Swanson, Rudy Kohn, Harold Irons, Harold Hull, Howard Hull, and Freddie Anderson. Also four trackmen from last year: Morris johnson, Cork Hull, Don Mencer, and Jerry Covert. Everyone will certainly agree that these boys have well earned these jackets. 69 BOYS' BASKETBALL CLUB S GIRLS' BASKETBALL CLUB TED VESBIQR, Sponsor lE.I57ia'1A S, ' ' - ' ' ' , -, w - ' - 1 UA .ff-1 af - . ek 7:3535 , M3 W, Qiwsvu 1' A ,QNX ' 1' ,gg , MM CWD I, me M gwigdiw '. mug. ,N-...' , -I M' 151545121 ,f 1 3 f .. -- - 1 - , . ' - Y - - , .44 -21:5-wil I magpx- ' H. , - . 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The Senior High School Band and the Keating Township Band marched in the parade also. , 77 SENIOR DAN CES ,UdfdMM1'f Smethllort Trolmces 'Caf01'S, 26'0v Fgzlfiaiiltl' kevmu? X eam Ta Fegklva Honored at DinrC,h0'us 4g,,,n' Elickermen PrePa1'e For Kane Game ' N 1 ?' tant , - drive with Peolcrlgolng nver grills All'Inlp0r Smashlng Victory 'hU,'QmYS'rfffsl'.l Z351255313613 Grid Battle Keeps S H-S. '48 Sue Igort Threatens Ohh' once Record Perfect Scoring 'j,t0UChd0w11 55 seconds ' . c. after 'he em'fg 01' uric iglrlgld Smemport High siyxllfirseslve 26-0 to score il V Y . , lY1?:tg?er their trudltlonal UW' 3 W5 Rev 1-'uther alles Webster ur I-we i Wi'l Bonaventure College was the gy 5511045 Eu, wwtamdw 1 speaker at the Downtown Cunctmgcnhegdsy wg Chiu lllnncr held Saturday nlght at awed!! X 93529 maaai school audltorlum in honor of tl Cenifa hundftd vlthin 'I948 um-lereureu l-llgn School foot fr-110 .1 scnqdf' wa- bull team. rather weuster llrglrcxil-013-Atp5fudgsy.8Y79ou the members or the term to halls-Dtswri Joh!! ngs Lb' 9 courage in defeat anqB hx YW W a P n squad made only 'mf Set f0l' Nov. . E L 52331135 tlgxreat throughout Chl! 002' , 'would be easier. F H 15622895 'I test und that come when Port IL tiport, I-Ilgh Schools sr Spoke but mums as v covered xx Smetllnort tll'f'blc on or 1 this Saturday- are You 'WI' Day' Eavl care T rs an Smethport severl-yard I.. , 'K ill' DTUDHNMOU fn ack' WO W' DW ever. at-thLs P: ts Sgni 'lnftl' ine Co e om R In line dir- PAO X S58 W H0 Her ef - t 'nga olling alan S 5:5 , Gb s' lik ,, ..sda V E. en pry- Glnfller' 0 fl nge Jr 5 ' ' ' - sb ssiu .nxs ,.l.ll high 1 V 2' ebmwd fx' may natty S mm'Slz am r0u5'1'.rlo5- . U, e ce P01 cel L, ees 3 Doa P Gd H . pmmllcwy Sf'lL'f ?yB ea -S05 431 Season. Owl' my was lnwres .1 np. 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A - 1 mstrlct Orchestra 6 sm mr this sen Tuesday :Gm B ,smrlunl Centro fl G veg OYWQJSXE dfopye 'W-Hllbbm thus L ovefnffl Qpere 'L X .Alle led the Hubbe' ent Her Q25 is AA B . r 001 , . e grsonbuoyt W ab M' mst perm I Sch R . , 003 Arc V, wll il L By HUT m . d I x ubb 'rd or the Sm' H Hr W .with Ov UCC ers 1 and sammy DIEEMAN tl f' uv e sm L ,.,,,q,,h was presented n 0HR1s1'u.4s 35852554 amos? CHILDREN zz-rua rg 'he mu AR. ae tl-le audi- i dents t X I. ssful The grnclc present on 05:22 mire GIrI,Re.sel'VE-1 of Brnethparg composed ot em 4 GOONE 4539 mv- 1 Sea PON' Soma wma the oline sell Y-hsl school Wm Send out baskets '13 29 schools P in tlizgrtwfvlrlglf Sfhcol is Camino 2ncoulQcX Yy 0eThf smefhnow son 00:14:53: in B Svssigiy. DOW fer? s:lEl:l!I3th:: we? to 50 cmd' mines' They Wm' ILS nrt-sent O high scmmls 7' it eww an ll agen' haf High S , W O rlvm next' E me firernmemu ForDl3::,sgulLoSLudeng .wmxglme ?,SciwDhI1orh?r mln close Choo! 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I U ,nuehag kwa .plrltuals nl Chose a rt, Q '5 , ,he tht 1 'llc 7. a B1 1 e 11 , 'Id ' fan mor? ap thggllr- LWEJ have W1-ecenuy Sl DW zu 'UD EQ lv anti ---. zu, 8 gm af the hrgh Ve -. T1,BBfi'lr1,.Ed they Wm league 15,1115 ' ---- u - s ' a. ---. ,g:r Xb '-Yh., 694' to 'wkluy HC bg ht , 22x on Faq flloq, , en, V9 ell' .r-...fec'-9 - menus, . .' r nhle! 'L:u.1l..' BS. 'le...., - . n, wn s ' -1 'Dis'-'ict 3 'p nm: . 5-eb Kp Vers use and ig? l Trumpet-vlvlnn Hirsch tl Q L-I rd nc an Hnlpenrly- , 17 q I 411 lb - Q hunk-70 194. so, 68 an Ixptldreli fifth: fzmqn Iutlfully render iexdgets-Marguerite stnrl: and 9, 56 , org o :und or la 3 eon 'B1?'f'-' lat:-Z' mu' 2- app us Delores wltter.. ,Nxt 4 - f 12, the Q35 -'-24568401906 '9 5,9650 209-9 door- Q, 1,6 If ,L-'eg 01, oaatoo eh. com. ' 4.0o,.125y,,s-iv- I Q .oo 45 r , r Q ' Wok: 'S who hm Jr.. Zfw- W G' ACKNOWLEDGMENT This book contains but few highlights of our 1948-49 school year. There are many more that would be quite impossible to include: the story of how each day's work was completed and masteredg how hard everyone worked towards the success of the play and Prom. Yes, each and every student has his own individual story of success or failure. Our purpose was to create a book that we could look through in years to come and silently console ourselves that those were the happiest days of our lifef' We hope that we have not failed in this undertaking. May our work herein serve as a basis for your judgment. The U49-ers wish to express sincere gratitude to the following for their assist- ance in the production of this yearbook: Mr. Albert 1. Harrington, director of the advertising campaigng Miss Martha Colegrove for her generous assistanceg Mr. Ernest Monsch and the Smethport Chamber of Commerce for the use of the aerial photo of Smethport, and also to the many friends, patrons, and merchants whose contributions made this book possible. 80 MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. ELK MR. MR. MR. MR. Patrons AND MRS. SETH DIGJLL AND A'iRS. EARL LYMAN AND MRS. JERONIE NBWMAN AND MRS. ANTHONY ROSS AND MRS. O. ALBERT JOHNSON AND MRS. JOHN BOSWICK AND MRS. HUl3ER'F MORRISON AND MRS. A. STUDHOLME AND MRS. CHARLES W. NIASSER AND MRS. I'IANI.LIN D. IKQEDFIELD AND MRS. E. H. BRYNER AND MRS. C. EDWARD W.l5LLS AND MRS. HARRY RUBIN CANDY COMPANY AND MRS. HOWARD VVRIGHT JOHN E. BIERY AND MRS. GUY ACICCOY AND MRS. C. L. BURT MRS. MARY KOHN 81 Q .- McKean HON. CHARLES G. H O. S. SCOTT. . . RALPH E. ScO1 r. . . R. E. YCOUNGQUIST. GEOIKGE BERKWATER .... JEAN MCCREARY. . . JOHN B. CALLAHAN. R. P. BARNHART. . . C. F. F1s1'1', -IR.. . NIARK W. BUROESS. YU. A. Ross .... County Courthouse Officials UBRARD .... ...... P resident judge . . .County Connnissioner . . .Registrar and Clerk of the Orphans Court . . .... County Treasurer . . . .Chief Assessor . . .Home Ee. Representatifve County C onnnissi oner . . .Superintendent of Schools . . .Assistant Superintendent of Schools County Superfuisor of Special Education . . .Farm Bureau Superintendent 83 . ,: Mfg fy ., .... 4 . : .-Q. , A I 1 ,Q V- a '35 iggagkga is Q. gqjggxz. XSJSQE ' - ' ' f if ssagsagg mix: M ff 5 WY L . fm or QE' ,. va -:sa gm- N f ji' L 12 3 3. xwgss 1 gl Q vim , 'L 1 x I xl , Wi Y 7, is ,Q ,' 5 Ez 572, Congratulatlons as you leave your l'-' : : Q -,-- 5 :,. hallowed halls of learmng. You have - completed one more of l1fe's IICVCI'-Clldlflg ssgaagss steps. May you go onward and upward to the helghts of success Wh1ol1 each generauon ww: as .,,, 5 A,, ? .1 '+I leaves unoccupied for the leaders iflsffiii lf? L . -1-' f-.fd of the next to con uer. fe Q 8 asaaaaaeas -' Kendall Refining Conmpuny o Bradford, Pennsylvani To the '49ers: In all sincerity we wish you good luck and happiness in the future. It's been fun knowing and working with you. So long, BILL AND DONNA BARTON Another Yearbook ' Finished Pictures in the NUNUNDAH by THE BARTON STUDIO Smethport, Pa. Compliments of A. W. PETERSON PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING I Quality Doesrft Cost - It Pays ' Compliments of BUCHTER'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Main and Hill Streets Smethport, Pa. Congratulations to the Smethporl High School McKean County Creamery Class of 49 W. W. Barnum, Prop. PASTEURIZED MILK SHARRO REA ATLANTIC STATION C M BUTTER George B. Sharro Phone Residence 227-M Office 227-J BURDICK'S SINCI.AIR'S Insurance Agency and Music Store MEATS - GROCERIES C9 0 Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily G C S It's better to have It and not need It 17 enter Meet than to need It and not have it. J! SMETHPORT, PA. C 0111 plim ents ' Compliments 'ff of LINDHOLM'S GROCERY ANDERSON JEWELRY STORE Headquarters for Q SCHOOL AND GYM SHOES C om plim ents C 0711 plim ents of of H. D. MARSH McKean County Democrat Farmers Valley 'A' 089 87 jOE'S TAILOR SHOP 3 READY MADE SHIRTS AND TROUSERS Smethport, Pa. BLATT BROTHERS STAR THEATER 67 W. P. Best, Manager Compliments of SHELDON'S DINER Smethport, Pa. CONWELL AND SHEA GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cyclone, Pa. one Compliments Compliments of V of COLONIAL HOTEL THOMAS CHEVROLET GD O Compliments of C om l7li7Il67lfS McKean CoLmty's Oldest Newspaper of . COCHRAN SERVICE MCKBAN COUNTY MINER N 89 j. ALFRED JOHNSON Everything in Hardware PAINT o PLUMBING 0 HEATING CVO 115 Main Street Smethport, Pa. Phone 4 COTTAGE HOTEL Enjoy Sbujie Board al the Cottage H ate! C9 SMETHPORT, PA. CORNER RESTAURANT Clyde H. and Gertrude A. Mong, Prop. 102 Compliments 0f KOHN'S MARKET 20: 268 Phone 288 Compliments of ,SPECHT INSURANCE AGENCY SMETHPORT, PA. SMETHPORT AUTO PARTS Distributors of PARTS o TOOLS 0 EQUIPMENT GJ 402 Main Street Smethport, Pa. 49 Phone 168-J M. S. Wells, Prop. Compliments C o m pl im ents of of HULIJS GROCERY jean McCabe's BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 365 GRE GA Compliments Grocery Store Crosby, Pa. 01' MASSER'S HARDWARE my '-02 XXI. E. KERR Compliments M of Allis-Chambers and Crosley Dealer MILADY SHOPPE pw Smethport, Pa. 125 East Street Phone 3841 Smethport, Pa. J Good Luck to the Class of 1949 TESSENA'S SPECIALTY SHOPPE SMETI-IPORT, PA. Complete Line of Ladies Ready to Wear GABRIELS Srnethport, Pa. C. Bickford Phone 386-J CALHOUN 'S W H I Z Z E R FILLING STATION SALES AND SERVICE NORWICH, PA' 'I' 0 East Smethport, Pa. Free Picnic Grounds and Tables Complimevzts of the following ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW' O E. G. Potter Robert Apple Albert W. johnson joseph P. Willson 94 2 PALMER ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS Appliance Repairing Electric Wirirzg O XV. Main St. Smethport, Compliments 0f MULVIHILL 8: MCKIERNAN Crosby, Pa. 41+ DOUGLAS GROCERY Linus and Arlene Douglas, Owners Dealers in A GENERAL MERCHANDISE LEE R FUNERAL SERVICE O Furniture and Bedding Sxhethport, Pa. MH 'LIT - --- ax ,,,.. I. O12 to Port 2. Rozzgbirzg It 3. Love-Brozzleitt 4. Little Black Samba 5. The Gang 6. Surprised Groom 7. Tloreelv a Crowd 8. The Flappers. 9. Clays Piovzie - 10. Lawyer Lennox 11. A Motley Crew 96 Compliments 0 BACKUS NOVELTY 0 Complimenfs of Zippo 2 w XE SQSNQXKQQV 1 X 'Af W Q 9 Mixggw QSHQK N X 'ZX' mix bmw K xxyk ww mx XX f X X x XXX X 4 4 wgmggb gh X Mgxiglx 'ig' YQNME fs M X aid 5 Sw X Qian QM. NVXQS vwfpyx vvx x-Xa QW 'QS 'ixqx XT, is: VM X M, an x Piggwgsg 'QQ , ---fl-we Q' j v w - .-... .I I A V - be. 1: wir lilwxfgiiiivihaiz:-,. S f. -Q1:v:m5-Q.-42 .YW ' wggwavf- A if me :fwgq-img:-' r-.-:-Q -, sg .lm '-9 , ,jjQg3k'5i:- uw .. 4 . k.w,,,X fx ,- f'. ,v wb:-S 3-pfgif Q!?fiiE',v n - X Q .i I 4 4 IPPO MANUF CTURI G CO wmpzimwm 'ff ALLISON-BUICK Smethport, Pa. fif- C ou gmtulati aux Class of 1949 R. W. HERZOG CONNER'S CLEANERS QUALITY DRY CLEANING We call for and deliver Phone 151-J Smethport, Pa. Compliments of DR. WALTER 1. RINEHART FLOYD'S SERVICE STATION GAsoL1NB - OIL SNOW 8: SON Gulf Service Station GROCERIES Corner of East and Main Ormsby, Pa. C +. T. W. Snow - R. E. Snow Phone 452 Phone 821 Smethport, Pa. Compliments Compliments of 'ff HAROLD E. IRONS Dr. P. I. PARSON Kendall Station Dentist West Smethport, Pa. Ormsby, Pa. ,K+ 101 Phone 642-R- 1 Good Wisloes to Senior Class of 1949 +14- FRANK'S NATION WIDE STORE MEAT - GROCERIES Phone 627 CYCLONE SERVICE STATION O LUBRICATION GASOLINE - OIL MEAT - GROCERIES O Cyclone, Pa. Phone Rew. 404 C. W. Stilson, Prop. Congratulations to Senior Class of '49 O VAVALO'S RESTAURANT GIFFORD, PA. 830 Phone 627 Co mpli111e1zts of P. and M. creators of distinctive typography O Sm etlaport Pa. I f fire strikes, I nsurmzce W' I LL BACK US' Com pliments 'ff DR. WILLIAM MURRAY. WILLIAM BACKUS Agent 'Z' Compliments Best Wishes of 150 MARASCO'S czfm of 1949 BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPPE CLAUDE BULLERS Smethport, Pa. Flowers For All Occasions LARSON GREEN HOUSES Floyd E. Case, Proprietor 511 ARNOLD AVENUE PORT ALLEGANY, PA X ., A .W , , M Hwz W I-EHT Lf 1v. 'wQs2f,11w Wwwviiigkvgg H H 'nw w ,gf Qxggg ' Dm m 2 Siem- 'w efss5r? , 'mfg N 'iw H. qw - .5. ,mg ,ima Nu .tu ug ,M Z ., , K X ' lima ,,, ogg, .972 , f-'aa M E 102 Best of luck to the Class of 49 TOM AND GENES MEN SHOP SMETHPORT, PA. 0 Compliments of The DAIRY BAR O Farmers Valley 103 CLEARFIELITS BUSINESS MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT CO. Furs Dresses S Suits -i-i---- Coats Everything for the Oj5ce Sportswear Lingerie 245 N. Union St. 1 17 Main St. Bradford, Pa. Phone 5790 Phone 8000 OLEAN, N- Y- Compliments +14 of FIRST NATIONAL BANK COLLINS SPORT SHOP JAMESTOWN, N. Y. ELDRED, PA. 'X' + C o m pli m ents of The Market Basket Olean, N. Y. Stores Visit Siege1's 0lean's Newest Shoe Store l. -.- - . SIEGEL SHOES 107 N. Union St. + w Olean, N. Y. 0 Specializing in Men's, Women and Childrerfs Shoes For All Your Printing Requirements Its The With Every Kimi Wfisb! T-H PRINTING CO., INC. West State Road 0 Olean, N. Y. Phone 2 1 1 14 + SAM LESHNER Bradford, Pa. + CUSTOM MEN'S SHOP Compliments of ANDERSON SHOE STORE 'QUALITY SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY o Poll Parrot o Daniel Green o Edwards s Trim Tred -. Kiwi - Polishes - Esquire . Compliments of MARVIN LINDELL AND COMPANY AUDITS . SYSTEMS . TAX SERVICE A ceffiaed Bal ance Sheets Prepared SMETHPORT, PA. 106 Compliments of The Market Basket Meat Market The Market Basket Grocery Store SMETHPORT, PA. Compliments 0 f LI NDGREN' S 306 Sc - 351.00 STORE MAIN STREET - SMETHPORT, PA.. 107 SHERET'S JEWELRY ca Keepsake Diamonds 113 N. Union Street Olean, N. Y. LAYTON'S GREENHOUSE 2801 W. State Street Phone 3187 - 3188 4- Olean, N. Y. Compliments of BROWN'S BOOT SHOP Shoes and Hosiery for All the Family OLEAN, N. Y. BRADFORD, PA. BLUMENTHADS Olean's largest Sporting Goods Store C9 TEAM OUTFITTING OUR SPECIALTY O Toys -- Photo graphic Equipment 234 N. Union St. Olean, N. Y. BEGGS' jewelers 49 FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS Oleaniv Most Modern Store WESTBROOK ACADEMY OLEAN, NEW YORK Established 1882 C9 Finishing Courses For High School and College Graduates Intensive and Two-Year Courses Accounting General Business Executive Secretarial Stenographic Qualify For the better business, professional or Govern ment positions. Approved for GJ. Training REGISTER N OW For Summer School or Regular School Year 254 N. Unlon St. Olean, N. Y. Opening September 6, 1949. There are Spinets . . . and Spinets BEFORE YOU BUY LOOK AT AND HEAR Compliments 01' G. WILLARD ELECTRIC 229 N. Union St: Olean, New York To Choose a Baldwin built Spinet is to insure yourself DOUBLE pleasure for all the years to come. An exquisitely Petite design to harmonize with modern home decorations. A full tone rich in colorful qualities. WILLARD MUSIC HOUSE The Old Reliable Olean, N. Y. SMETHPORT GARAGE COMPANY Q AUTOMOBILES o REPAIRS 0 SUPPLIES Compliments of HOLMES AND GILEILLAN 110 Compliments of H. B. O'CGN NOR A PLUMBING COMPANY T 111 BURD BROS. DAVIS CLOTHING COMPANY Lumber and Buildefs Supplies QUALITY CLOTHES for Merz E 1030 ast State Street and Boys Olean, New York OLEAN, N. Y. LESTER SHOE CO. CHIAVETTA BROS. 228-230 N. Union St. Olean, N. Y. 410 N. Union St. OLEAN, N. Y. + Hardware -- Agricultural Implements Better shoes and rubbers for less money 112 O'MARA'S SUNNYBROOK DAIRY Pasteurizezl o Homogenized Vitfzmifz D Milk For Home Delivery Phone Smethport 59 For the finest foot-wear, visit Hannifan's, O1ean's Best Shoe Store as always for nearly fifty years. Featuring service, courtesy and quality we invite your patronage. The memory of quality remains long after the price is forgotten. HANNIFAN AND COMPANY Olean's Best Shoe Store Since 1900 147 N. Union St. Dial 6367 FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE Compliments FAMILY C of LIBERTY CLOTHING Quality Clothes Olean, N. Y. ALLEN'S C9 SHOE STORE 221 North Union St. Olean, N. Y. OTT AND MQHENRY PENNEY'S Prescription Druggists A Needs for All the Family X7 54 South Ave. Bradford, Pa. 61-63 Main St. Bradford, Pa Phone 7145 Compliments Compliments 0f of KOCH AND CI-IATLEY TAYLOR MEMORIAL CHAPEL ROOFING COMPANY 53 South Avenue Bradford, Pa. Phone 8371 BRADFORD, PA. BODINES HARDWARE CO. Bradford, Pa. Furniture - Linoleums - Carpets - Stoves Phone 6129 JOSEPH MARKS FURNITURE STORE o Maytag Washers BUILDERS HARDWARE a Hoover Cleaners HEATING o Zenith Radios SPORTING GOODS o Admiral Refrigerators HOUSEWARE 24 Main St. Bradford, Pa. ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE 83-85 Main St. Conzpliments Bradford, Pa. Of Citizens National Bank of Bradford O Bradford, Pa. HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Low Prices - Easy Ter-ms Phone 5546 McKean County's Largest Furniture Store Compliments o f Your Friendly Mobile Gas Dealer o Compliments of SMETHPORT NATIONAL BANK SMETHPORT, PENNSYLVANIA A V Member o f Federal Deposit I nsumnee Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System 116 l - .. . I 1 I. Mzrsiviam'?? 2. Ifmim' Angeles 3. Butch 4. Carry 5. Lofve in Bloom 6. T1Ui7IS 7. A - B -1- C 8. Smdizmz Trio 9. Reaching the T012 10. At Ezue 11. H orvziwg-in 117 Compliments 0 f IOHN R. HUFFMAN AND SONS BUILDING CONTRACTORS Smetbport, Pa. SALES SERVICE E O R D Collision Service 0 Auto Painting Auto Glass 11. 1. QUIRK SMETI-IPORT, PA. PHONE 148 118 YAMPOLSKI BROTHERS WOlHCH,S and Misses Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Style IVitl9out Extrm1agance', NICHULS Hart, Schaffner and Marx C Arrow Shirts Dobbs Hats 50 Main St. Bradford, Pa. Bradford, P21- KEN'S KENNETH LORCH LITTLE FOLK SHOP Hairdresser 10-12 Chestnut St. o Bradford, Pa. Dial 9450 10-12 Chestnut St. Bradford, Pa. Dial 6916 Compliments Covnpliments Of Of PARK FURNITURE STORE EMERY HARDWARE Furniture - Carpets - Dmperies . That Are Dijerent Phones: 6136-6157 2-4 Main St. Bradford, Pa. 45-47 Main St. Bradford, Pa S H O E S for T H E F A M I L Y Compliments 01' at the lowest possible prices , , 5 DAVIS BAKERY and 771617216112 qzmlzty. n 20 MCChHH1C Street Bradford, Pa. I I HOPKINS SHOE STORE 26 Main St. Bradford, Pa. 120 I + Let Us Be Your H ost When You Are in Bradford Compliments THE of HOTEL EMERY SOUTH BRADFORD DAIRY BAR Y A Modern Hotel with Old Fashion Hospitality BOVAIRD AND SEYFANG C0 'Pli 1e'U-V + A of One of the Dresser Industries NORTHEASTERN + CONTAINER CORPORATION 49 161 Main St. Bradford, Pa. Philco Radios and Refrigerators Easy Washers and Ironers Tappan Ranges Bendix Washers CLARK 81 HUMPHREY Home Appliance 39-43 MECHANIC ST. BRADFORD, PA. O G.E. Refrigerators, Ranges, Disposals, Dishwashers and all Small Appliances Compliments of E. H. KLEIDERLEIN JEWELER 49 82 Main St. Bradford, Pa. For Fine Shoes - Go To RAI.PH'S L. FRIEDMAN 8: COMPANY Clothing and Shoes Phone-6520 114-116 Main St 88 Main St. Bradford, Pa. Bradford, Pa. 122 Compliments 0f R. B. FLINT Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Phone Port Allegany 128-J Make the BRADFORD ERA MCKEAN COUNTY'S LEADING DAILY NEWSPAPER A regular daily reading habit, in school, in the home and in your business career. First in News First in Advertiszn g First in Prestige JAMES R. EVANS CO., IN Hickey Freeman Clothes Complete Boys Department 80 Main Street Bradford, Pa. C. MCCUTCHEON MOTORS Packard and Willys 460-470 E. Main Street Bradford, Pa. Compliments of LEONARD B. JOHNSON jOHNSON'S PHARMACY Smethport, Pa. O Our sincere wishes to the Senior Class of 1949 HAMLIN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SMETHPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Established in 1865 A Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 124 Compliments of AMERICAN EXTRACT COMPANY PORT ALLEGANY, PA. 7 O Compliments of HULLS HOTEL SMETHPORT, PA. 0 125 KEYSTON E GARAGE OE PORT ALLEGANY, INC A SALES - SERVICE Port Ahegany, Pa. THE KITCHEN Port Allegany O Tlaere's Good Food Ahead! And We'll Back It Up. ' 126 Compliments 0 f MR. AND MRS. ROBERT A. DIGEL 127 C o m plim euls of Compliments KANTAR'S INC. of Poff Allegany, PH- PORT APPLIANCES, INC. THE BIG 5 AND 10 ff .' J ,I Meet Your Fvzends at Kantar s Port Allegany, Pa. Congratulations and Best Wishes T0 Y014 All ' Compliments from gf ANDY'S WORKMEN'S STORE MCNICHOL DRY CLEANERS We sell Men's and Boys' Furnishings Girls' School Shoes and Slacks Sundial Shoes for Whole Family Your Quality Dry-Cleaner since 1919 A. SKOK, Proprietor 68 Mill St. Port Allegany, Pa. Phone 136 128 OLSEN-TENGLUND AUTO GLASS - PARTS Pearl and Benton Sts. Phone 403 I Port Allegany, Pa. 0 Glass for All Cnr.: and Trucks . Window Channel Flexible Channel - Regulators Everseal Tape - Grills - Generators Sealed Power Rings - Auto Parts - Mufflers Brake Lining - Car Springs - Tail Pipes Compliments 01: THE FIRESTONE STORE 56 Main St. C KEYSTONE GASOLINE 8: OIL CO. Port Allegany, Pa. I t's GEORGETSON'S zu PORT ALLEGANY G. L. Gallup and Son Fzmzizfure and Floor Covering L. S. GALLUP FUNERAL SERVICE PORT ALLEGANY, PA. Compliments 0 f R. C. ISHERWOOD, JEWELER Bank Building -- Phone 523 PORT ALLEGANY, PA. 145' fins got H! NORTH PENN GAS COMPANY PORT ALLEGANY, PA. 130 Compliments 0 f DR. FRITZ E. GUENTER o BRADFORD SUPPLY COMPANY DEALERS IN OIL AND GAS WELL SUPPLIES Jobbersz Mill and Chemical Plant Supplies General Hardware BRADFORD ELDRED BOLIVAR 131 IDEAL DRY CLEANING AND TAILORING SHOP MIKE THE TAILOR 254 North Union Street O Repairing and Remodeling Suits Made to Order Phone 7387 Olean, N. Y. HALL'S DISPOSAL SERVICE Call Hall for Hauling on Spring and Fall Clean Up jobs Box 61 Smethport, Pa. G. J. LEIGHTY Distributors of compzimefm of SYKES STORE Ladies and cn-.udfen WISE POTATO CHIPS AND CANDY Ready-to-Wear 0 Specialty MKISC- Dresses - Coats - Furnishings Q Port Allegany, Pa. 132 Best Wislaes Class of 1949 PETRUZZPS TAP ROOM 1 The Olean Times-Herald is edited for the families of Southwestern New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania Compliments 0f SMETHPORT WATER COMPANY BOOTH ELECTRIC CO., INC HEVERYTH I N G ELE C TRI CAL ww 102 Main St. Bradford, Pa. YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR - - - EWI N GS in Oleon! Practically Everything To Finish And Furnish A Home! ER 51 YEARS' V e SERVING x 0UR.A Featuring National Brand Merchandise DELIVERY Known For Its Quality And Service A. E. EWING CO. 155-139 N. UNION ST. OLEAN, N. Y E. W. BISETT AND SON, INC. BRADFORD, PA. O Ready Mixed Concrete o Oil Field Chemicals 134 3 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE 1949 GRADUATING CLASS OF SMETHPORT HIGH SCHOOL ' - A A QUAKER STATE OIL REFINING CORP. 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