Smethport Area High School - Nunundah Yearbook (Smethport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

Copyrighted by Editor an olwlef Clorssso Lindquist Associate Editor Nancy Gus.ofson Business NAGFIGQSF Gaylord Stevens . . . I Om Soho! fi21H+ff?f Tfffffff4 1 lil FEMS? IHPWX we W QW 1 7255 Presented by The Class of 1955 of Smethport Pennsylvcnnc Smefhporf High School HEMIEIIN -: -:-Q X -i 0 ' UREWUHD We the class of nineteen hundred fifty five have day in Smethport High School Our school is more than an ordinary school students have won honorsm many different fields of endeavor because of the wonderful training they received from the teachers and because they were encouraged by the entire student body We have many reasons to be thankful for such a fine school lt has prepared us to lead intelligent lives and to be good citizens of our community our state and our na tion Through pictures we hope we have succeeded in re cording the activities and class prolects of our school May you thoroughly enloy our endeavors x s.. gg. N 'S - '- -f 0 .9 I . . - . I attempted in publishing this Nunundah, to record an average ' ' . Its . . . I I - X Q 0 We, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-five, express our deepest gratitude to you, Miss Colegrove, for your devoted assistance to us during our years at Srnethport High School. Through your guiding hands, we have attained a better knowledge of the values of literature and an appreciation of finer types of reading. lt is impossible for us to put into words our heartfelt thanks for all you have done for us. The best way to express our devotion to you is to say, Thank you for everything. 325,929 S20 :Sail Our School Foreword Decl l cofuon Faculty Sensors Jumors Sophomores Underclossmen Ach VI hes Musnc Sports Features . Advertising . sr .AQ t ,Z 'T 4623 xx, X ,A r:'f I ?' 2 I , 1 li If Il? if -Q ': 3 dl II 1 xv' 'f ., 15 1... 5 2 - E' F- z' K I X - I . V U3 nice 721 b WZ i 1 an amd J Fruz Guemer Hubert Mornson Robert Moran John R Huffman RoberrA D1ge1 W1111am A Ross 7 769440067955 Your graduataon symbolazes a malestone an your laves At thas tame you have reached the end of twelve years of guidance and anstructaon whach have been made pos sable by the catazens of your communaty Every graduatang senaor here realizes what has daploma stands for twelve years of publac school begannang wath the farst grade, an whach the Foundations of your house of learning were laad lf the foundations were strong your house wall be sturdy If n need not be afraid of the destruction of your house by problems that fall upon at an the future Some of you wallgo on to stall hagher learning others wall fand 'obs and take thear place an communaty late All of you know however that from thas poant on your cavac and moral responsabalataes wall ancrease We sancerely hope that you wall execute them wath credat to yourselves your parents your school your communaty, and your nataon Carl W Johnson Valfacaplc . . . . I . . i high school, walls of high ideals were raised, and the roof was laid by hard work, you If-. 1.-4-Y' '7 4 wfffff ANDERSON ANNEM English Art Effecuve Lrvrng M S St Bonaventure Unrv ANDERSON ARALAINE Vocal Mustc M S Umv of M1ch1gan BEERE, NANCY Enghsh B A Allegheny College BOTSFORD, ETHELIND Secretary CHAMBERS, LEWIS Vocattonal Agrtculture B S Penna State Umv w l 44 ,.. 45, .farm - 0 .wifsl gf! f1 7'N 10 CIMBAL ANTHONY Lat1n Chemtstry M E D Penna State Un1v DICKERSON ANITA Physxcal Ed ucatlon B S Slrppery Rock Teachers College DONOVAN JAMES Phystcal Educauon Track Coach B S Lock Haven State Teachers College GLARNER ROBERT History P O D A Penna State Umv HA CKETT MARIAN Nurse X 'ill' 'gi fifth fl pfft .dx . , WW? JOHNSON ALMA English B A Upsala College JOHNSON NELLIE Home Economics B S Mansfield State Teachers College LARSON GEORGE Industrial Arts B S Alfred Umv MADER WAYNE Civics Biology Football Coach B S Clarion State Teachers College PARTCHEY CHARLES Instrumental Music B. S Mansfield State Teachers College af' 4:- 4-1-9 WG. F, I w-f if EVE, PENNINGTON JACK athematics Driver Training B S Indiana State Teachers College ROCKEFELLER HARRIETT Busmess Education B S Indiana State Teachers College M A New York Umv SCHELL DALE E Business Education B S Indiana State Teachers College RHOADS EUGENE Mathematics J Varsity Basketball Coach B S Clarion State Teachers College STONE CURTIS Social Studies B S Penna State Univ , ? A -'H wi Q ff . 'fi I i 1 .XS Q' N. EAA if if A 2 QW 'Y' I v ,:j.-- . pb N s. 'Wi' Editor .... Associate Editor Business Manager Art Editor . . Senior Write-ups Music .... SW! . . . . Clarissa Lindquist Nancy Gustafson Gaylord Stevens . Janice Tarbox . Carol Norman . Donald Webster Rozann Marsh Activities . . Florrie Chambers Athletics . . Charles Barr Janice Mix Production Manager . . . . Sylvia Salvadori Sales .... . . . Rose Raught Advertising . . . . Henry Cummings Photographs . . C. Gordon Cleveland Snap-shots . . . . Rhea Andrews Advisers . . . Alma Johnson K ' ffl CLARISSA LINDQUIST NANCY GUSTAFSON Anne Anderson bv- Editor 13 Associate Editor 'e . 'M 23+ if 1 ' 1 1 -ld The Student Council has played an active part in Smethport Geofge Shifey High School forthe past six years. Howard Hull was the first pres- ident, and Mr. Rugh was the first faculty adviser. Since that time there have been seven presidents: Courtney Howe, David Hallstrom, Tom Kohn, Don Shirey, Bill Angell, Bob Lindquist, and George Shirey. Mr. Glarner became the adviser in l952. Through the leadership of President George Shirey, and the supervision of Mr. Glarner, the council has been very successful this year. Some of the accomplishments of the T954-55 Student Council are: Some members of the football squad were sent to Port to visit their school the day before the game to try to create better sportsmanship between the two schools, Snooks Cooper and Jackie Green were sent to the State Student Council Convention at Abington, Pa., an efficient hall patrol system was set up under the leadership of Alan Wright, paid assemblies were ordered for next year, pennant pins and string ties were sold by the members of the Council. The other officers of the Student Council besides President, George Shirey are: vice president, Alan Wright, treasurer, Snooks Cooper, and secretary, Jackie Green. We would like to thank the Student Council members for helping to make our school better through student government and we are especially grateful to Mr. Glarner for helping in many ways to make our Council successful. 14 A n un 1-1 C , ml 'lu .I ln... is H lu f . NW, W W L. 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Looking back from the vantage of thistwelfth year we recall the problems, pleasures, foil, laughter, and tears which these years have brought us. The knowledge, experience, and confidence which we have gained in the passing of these years is the foundation of our future. . Many successful days are past. Through the guidance, devotion, and instruction of the faculty, we crossed into new fields to assume a greater dignity--and with this dignity, a greater responsibility. We, as a class, are proud of our accomplishments in fellowship, scholarship, and activities. We hope that, after we are graduated, we will continue to develop, to grow in the spirit instilled in us, and to be true sons and daughters of our Alma Mater. President Sylvia Salvadori 0 Vice President Howard Digel Secretary . . . Penny Robey Treasurer. D . . ' 0 . . . Kay Boswick KEITH DENZIL AUSTIN Peasely Ketth has naturally curly hatr He rs usually seen at square dances Tumblmg 4 Htllbtllles 2 3 Prolectton Club I RHEA MAUD ANDREWS Rhea A pretty smrle and frrendltness aplen ty made Rhea a favorrte classmate ArI234 Dramattcs 2 4 9 NUNUNDAH 4 6 CHA RLES ROBERT BARR Chuck Our good lookrng Chotr Prestdent who was outstandmg rn football and musrc Hall Patrol 4 Football I 2 V srty S 2 3 4 Track I 2 Chotr 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Sr Band I 2 Drrvers Trarntng 3 NUNUNDAH 4 Art Club I ,gr KAY EDNA BOSWICK Ka Kay led our band down the street as head majorette We entrust our If ZLJSBH for itgif money to her thrs year iii t Yftie tx? A 1 It H N V , ,' x ' 0 rf f - . .H . - H yn I, , D I I I n . I 3,52 P Nia Q CORSKK 2 lg A QE te Q QS - - vw I we Q3 C-X I ' af . X . ' I. A ' 3 f u v v3v4 I - ar N H I I V. A .X 1 . ' I Z A DDA BRACE Adda Our Student Drrector Ln the lrbrary who wore such pretty formals rn the vocal concerts Chorus I 2 3 Home Economrcs I 2 TYPU18 3 4 Lrbrary 4 Grrl Reservesl 2 3 NUNUNDAH 4 I ELSIE J. BRITTON Bones A ready smrle and sincere frrendlr- ness to all are Elsie's assets. Art Club I,2, 3 Home Economics I, 2 Library 4 NUNUNDAH 4 LA RRY EDWARD BRITTON Hap A tall nrce look1ngSenror who has always been well lrked Tumblmg 3 4 Hrllblllres 2 3 Boys Chorus I :YI l474:tP1W V SUE ELAINE BROC KITT Suzte An athletrc but very dalnty lrttle blond and football fan who always has a date Tumblmgl 2 3 Basketball Club 2 Bowltng I 2 4 Cheerleader 3 Play 4 Dramatrcs 2 4 Chorusl 2 3 Chemrstry Club 3 Math Club 4 Lrorary 4 'in C? L H' 9 Car' IANET YVONNE BROWN 3D ses very neatly -6,37 GEORGE EDWARD BURDIC George An outdoor sportsman and musrc tan He played hrs accordran rn our ma ny talent shows F, 'N Chorus I 'ff' Hrllbtlltes 2 3 Ban I 2 Shop 2 Dramattcs 4 TYPWE 4 -fi JACQUELINE LOUISE CA NFIELD Jackre Edrtor of the Press Club and enrhu SlaSIlC cheerleader who worked hard Chorus I 2 3 4 on every class project Drtvers Tratmng 4 if W Km if fxwffgf BETTY ELAINE CAMPBELL Betts An energetrc cheerleader who also lrkes to tumble and skate. FLASH 3, 4 Press Club 4 NUNUNDAH 4 Tumblmg I, 2,3 Cheerleader 4 Bowltng 3 Chorus I, 2, 3 Home Economrcs Library 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Band I Press Club 3 4 NUNUNDAH 4 Lrbrary 4 Cheerleader 4 Bowltng 2 3 Tumblmg I 2 Basketball Club 1 2 3 Dramatlcs I 4 4'-I ' , se 5 . 1 . ' gl' . T I 'X X . I I . -ff 1 ' X all d U 3 4 9 .3 I Q3 f Our one and only redhead, who dres- ' r I ' ,. . x ' N X , 0 1 h , ,3 sv' . ' J' 9 FLORRIE I XVINA Cl Florrte A Commercral student who frrendly and always ladyltke JOHN FRA NK LIN CHA MBERS ohn e wasn t a newcomer for long elected htm to Student Coun c l and theCombo promptly made us of h1s trumpet ab1l1ty Student Councrl 4 C mbo 4 lass Play 3 Club I t Y I hotr 2 4 Volleyball 2 Basketball I 2 lb CLIFFORD GORDON CLEVELAND The romantrc lead In our Senror Play AFI Club I 2 3 who was usually seen tn hrs red Jeep Home Economtcs I 3 The Thmg NUNUNDAH 4 Ltbrary 4 S Bandt 2 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Ensemble 4 Boys Chorusl Pro1ect1on Club I Math Club 2 Dramattcs Play 4 ROY CLAIR CHURCH R0 The tenor In the Sentor Quartet who 15 really ntce when you get to know htm. Chou 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2 Ensemble 4 Boys' Chorus I Hrllblllres I, 2, 3 Football I S HJ .. H . .. .. - We ' - i . 'L e I I . . G, I ,4 . ss. K v 2 ' B d 1.2.4 V A ' , aseball 3 ' A ' I C. G. , , . ' ll ' ll . . ' ' T. I f U I 4 U .. Y.. 1 X CA ROLE ELAINE COMES Carole Pretty Carole was our representatrve to the Flamrng Folrage Fesuval FLASH 3 4 VA LJEAN MARIE COMES Va A secretary to be who was promr nentm musrc HCIIVIIICS She sltve ly plus good looks S Bandl 2 3 4 Chou 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 umblrng I Gtrl Reserves I NUNUNDAH 4 FREDERICK ANDY DENNING Chorus I 2 3 Nl Glrl Reserves I 3 4 NUNUNDAH 4 A Hlllbtllre stngerwholtkestumb HENRY WA YNE CUMMINGS lrng and basketball Htllbrllres 2 3 Tumblrrrg I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Typmg I Boys Chorus I Ears A Brooklyn fan and Jazz pramstwho took great pnde and mterest rn the Combo whrch he ran Basketball! 2 3 Track 3 Combo 2 3 4 Chorr 2 4 Sr. Band 2, 3, 4 Math Club 4 Chemrstry Club 3 Play 4 NUNUNDAH 4 Hrstory Award 3 HOWARD ELDER DIGEL Barrel Our good lookmg Vtce Presrdent and basketballplayer who was such a convmcrng bank robber ln Books and Crooks BasketballfV Mgr Basketball 2 3 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Boys Chorus Sr Band 3 4 Pro1ect1on Club I Math Club 2 3 Play 4 NANCY ARLENE DUI .N ,,.. n Nann A commercial student whose laugh and friendliness endear her to all Tumbling 1 2 W Basketball Club 2 C A,-I-'-'BSL XUJ' FLASH 3 4 , Press Club 4 'JW NUNUNDAH 4 GM -tugs Library 4 ' Na ' TYPU18 3 W' ,Q Handicrafts 2 Chorus I Dramatlcs 2 DALE EDWARD ELLIOTT Dale Dale was one of our Pla y stars We re always glad to have h1m back from Florrda and so 15 Snooks Football I Tumbhng I 2 Ban I 2 Boys Chorus I Sr Band3 4 Hlllbrllres I 2 Chemrstry Club 3 Projectron Club 3 Drrvers Trarnrng 3 WILLIAM EDWARD EDGAR dl 43? Bl A football man and future mana get of the Market Basketl Football I 2 3 4 Tumblrng I 4 Varstty S 3 4 Rtfle Club 2 L . 3 4' GJ . X H, . LAM ' ' . W l 0 . .J 1 - . . , ' d ' .I V. I I , , 'I U ' Dramatics 4g Play 4 2 L N ull ,,,:y.' f 9 GERA LDINE FIELDS Gerry Gerry IS soft spoken but frrendly She hkes nlce clothes Home Economlcs I 2 Glrls Reserves I 3 W Lrbrary 4 WWW GLORIA JEAN FA Glorla if W KW This gal llkes norse and exclte ment A green Ford makes her hem bw fam' NANCY RUTH Gus'rAFsoN Home Economlcs I Grrl Reserves I NUNUNDAH 4 Press Club 4 Gym Club 3 4 Bowlrng 2 3 Gus Gus rs atrue blond She has been outstandrng In schoolwork all dur In her school years Chorus I 2 Student Councrl I 3 FLASH 3 4 NUNUNDAH 4 X ROGER WILLIAM GREEN A mce guy to know who llkes base ball and tumbhng. Tumbling 2, 4 Hlllbrllres 2, 3 Rlfle Club 2 Prolectlon Club I 4 ,X . . . I 'A f .J . l K! ,A ' . 4 SGW! N - u V . I . ' K ' S ' Y I 1 I ' x , K ' I : A I I , ' I , 1 ' ' A 1 C 4 .. E 1 ' 'E , 1 I N ,. It RAYMOND HENDRICKSON IR Sonny A tall frrendly senrorwhose foremost Interest was basketball Basketball 2 3 4 BasketballfV Mgr J I Boys Chorus I Hrllbrllres I 2 Pro1ect1on Club I 2 FLASH 4 FRANK E HAKEL Frank PHILLIP F HICKEY Phr Frank was the well dressed M C of many programs and the hfe of Thls man S lush m every Way many a party too He lrkes cars and churchwork Band I I-lrllbrllles I 2 J Radro Club I fl nf Rrfle Club 2 Chemrstry Club 3 ,W 4 X Math Club 2 3 4 7 f J J.. f-Z' 0 nf., MAXINE ELAINE HEWITT Cars and football occupred hrs trme Basketball I Football I 2 3 4 Track I 2 Math Club 2 3 4 Varsity S 2 3 4 Chemxstry Club 3 Band I 2 Htstory Award 3 Debate Club 4 Archery Club I Max We all admrred Max s long dark harr Her favorrte pastrme lS wrlt Ing letters to Florrda U Bowllng I Tumblrng I ' Basketball Club x 2 Chorus I Dramatrcs 2 TYPIUS 3 FLASH 3 4 Lrbrary 4 NUNUNDAH 4 D' sg' . . .. H3 r I ' 3 4 I r rx ' I xl' K' K I 0' 1 rf .. .l.. 1 . 1 1 ' n k?lO ' - I I NORMAN LEROY HOWARD Norm A muscular guy who likes to hunt He hopes to enter some branch of forestry Tumbling I 2 3 4 Track Club 4 Proyectton Club I 2 Rifle Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 GAIL PATRICIA KEESLER Sneezer Ga Ilworked in art clubs the school bank and our Play She s nice to a Play 4 Dramatics 2 Chorus I 2 3 A Girls Sports 2 Bank 3 4 NUNUNDAH 4 Oil Painting Club 3 Crafts Club 3 Handicrafts 2 ROBERT STERLING KENNEDY Link Bob took part in two new activities as a semor we elected hrmto Stu dent Council and he played foot ba Student Council 4 Football 4 Rifle Club I 2 Archery Club 2 RAYMOND EDWARD KLEISA FH Cars and drags rntere Tumbling I 4 Football 2 Hillbillies 2 Rifle Club 2 Shop Foreman s this good ll. J' f' . . G.A. . I I In 03 'f . 9 O 0 ' , , ' llRayll . . I . t . Hillbillies I, 2 looking farmer boyl 3 1 Y 1 .. K . H . - ll. X Q X 4 DONA LD LUTHER LA RSON 'E ,X Swede - Ji HARRIET LOUISE LADLEE Harrlet Art abtltty and hrgh grades made thts sweet ltttle blond and Erte fan a credrt to our class Chorusl 2 3 Tumbltng I 2 Art Club 3 4 Dramatrcs Chemtstry Club 3 NUNUNDAH 4 Math Club 4 A state-cop-to-be whowlllno doubt be a friendly one Hrllbtllresl 2 3 Tumbltng I 4 Hobby Club 2 ', Art Club I MWA P' my BARBARA JANE LOVE Barb She senergyplusl Swtmmtng bow ltng and camp parttes keep her stepprng Chorus I 2 Dramattcs 2 Bowlrngl 2 3 FLASH 3 4 Play 4 NUNUNDAH 4 45fjJf'wf Q CLA RISSA A NN LINDQUIST Chrls Petrte and very sweet Chns ts Edrtor of the NUNUNDAH Chorus I FLASH 3 4 NUNUNDA1-I 4 Ltbrary 4 ,,, Student Councrl 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Home Economtcs I vs n Q 1 N Z ' -4 ,K 4'-5 ll X' I I ' . 'I I. ' . - . , '3 . . Bowling 2 Tumbling 2, 3 6 '. . ' 'V' Nw .' ' 9094 9 ., I. g v , Z 1. ROZA NN MA RSI-I Anme Sweet Anme Marsh lrkes bandwork She ts a fme sax player Ban I 2 3 4 Art Club 2 jj qhemrstry Club 2 PATRICIA MA RY MCKEIRNA N Patches Our feminine hot rodder who made an adorableHomecomingAttendant. Choir 3 4 Chorus I 2 Dramattcs I Art Club I 2 Tumblrng I 2 IANICE MARIE MIX Mtxer A peppy fun lovtng gtrl who ac qutres a gorgeous tan every summer Band I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 Tumblmg I 2 Basketball Club I Bowltng 3 FLASH 4 Play 4 ramaty9y4 j pf flwfzhbp MA RGUERITE EVELYN MILLER Peggy My Peggy IS dtstmgutshed as havtng the longest hatr tn our class TYPU18 3 Home Economlc Chorus I Art Club 2 Llbrary 4 S I 1 fa! 4 v H K' - , .3 d 9 1 9 I ' ' 4 4 ' -rx l, . I, 0 I 1 ,. .' .f ,' . I '3 fl I!!! ,f r' fn! J. 1 A -' if rf ' P 3 'J yflii. ,..' -A H' ably! I 'MI. JJ 2' 4',l I . A . I ,fly U ' I' ' I FEM yhe Qtr V P 73 I. H A' ' V ,Md ' I 'D V I - ' 1 Llp ,'!, l Yuri Jil .V 1 I I at ll' I wp 'y 'fri 3 , yu' , - ' , Ilvum I 'Y H 411 I I I - 7 wif M I 4 R 4 4 W I SIU I ' S I ' L1 ' I S' fi? I ' 'X ' 3 'J ' - il r Xzxgfvxjy U x ll ldlx X K .twiki if RONALD JOHN MOORE Beanre A well lrked fellow who enyoys sports Basketball I 2 3 4 LAWRENCE ROGER 'v10RAN Punk The Atlas of the class the Joker of the crowd and a most energetrc am bmous Magazrne Salesmanl Football I 2 3 4 V rstty S 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Tumblrng I 2 Hall Patrol 4 Play 4 Hrllbrllresr 2 3 Math Club 2 3 Chemrstry Club 3 Press Club 2 Drtvers Tratnrng 3 Tumblmgl 2 S 4 Smead. Football I 2 Htllbtllres I Shop Foreman Rlfle Club 2 CA ROL LINDA NORMAN Carol The Homecomtng Queen whose tn terests are her ptano study and her man Chuck Cheerleader 3 Chotr 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Chorus I 2 FLASH I 2 3 4 Tumblmg I 2 NUNUNDAH 4 Dramatrcs 4 Bowltng 3 .i CORA NANCY PATTERSON Cora Cora rs one ofour shortest grrls she en1oys trrps wrth the Town Band Parntrng Club I Ban I 2 Craft Club I Gym Club 3 5 I . . . ' -g I lr: if A . .. I. ' ' -uv . a a o X. I , 4 , ' I L ' l - -baseball, tumbling, and basketball. 1 I 1 Q 3 . . 5 . . ,3 fl . -494' MARIAN M PAIS Marran A frrendly Crosbyrte who prefers a blue Chevrolet to any other car Chorus I A Press Club 4 Grrl Reserves 2 3 NUNUNDAH 4 Bowlrng I 2 3 Home Economrcs Qr:-as DAVID LEON PETRUZZI Dave' A huntsman and Hall Patrolman who wrll long be remembered as one of SHS s grrdrron greats Football I 2 3 4 Trackr 2 3 4 Tumblmgl 2 3 4 Varsrty S 2 3.1 Basketball Hrllblllres ROSE MARIE RAUGHT Rosle A neat lrttle lass who was outstandrng rn Student Councrl work i Q I 1, ,pix Student Councrl 2 3 4 114 JP A to agx 1 J ll ,Flux 1. 4.5 I is -A- CARMEN RANDALL Carm Carm the hostess of the Senror Hay rrde has the blondest blond harr rn 3 W the class nlfw .-5, Chorus I I Craft Club I 2 Parntmg and Sketchlng Club I Hrllbrllrettes 2 Grrls Sports Club 2 NUNUNDAH 3 4 O1lPa1ntmg Club 3 FLASH 3 4 Tumblrng 3 Press Club 3M FLASH 3 4 A ,Q 9. NUNUNDAH 4 J ,dr 4 Bowlrng I 2 Dramatrcs 4 Play 4 1 4- Chorus I Tumblmg 2 kt 'Q . . . ti A I I I V W - H .. ' ' :I ' 1,2 . . . I - ' I,2 - . ' X ' . G.A. . 1,2 - - , . , i I 'A' - A n'1 - . I I , hs. .,,: .L ik '-' 4 I ' ' , N- N In 84700. X . ' I ,. 4v,, as 5,4 Ab , H-'-'N 0 A li-5, t -,L..y ilf 4 US 1 TQ- . A 'N ,L.sr,g ,,Je- 5 L , V It -cj, .. L, f' 1 A -K 4.0 f 0 ' Q, ,J V .. .. lf' 2. 1-4 . :Iv if if 4 . A 4 U- ,. , , S.. .Q 41 ' I J ' ' ' 'K I ' , PENELOPE LEE ROBEY upennyn Well dressed Penwtllbe remember ed for her acting accomplishments as well as her sparkling smile Sr Band I 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Ensemble 3 4 Play 4 Student Council I Drivers Training 3 2 SYLVIA MARIE SA LVADORl llA1fll The capable President of our Class is outstanding in everything she does. Editor of the FLASH 3, 4 FLASH 2, 3, 4 Sr. Band I,2, 3,4 Class President 2, 3, 4 Chorus I G. A. A. 2 NUNUNDAH 2, 3, 4 Play 4 Decorating Club 2 Basketball Club I History Award 3 Intramurals I, 2 GEORGE SUTTON SHIREY u The Honorable President of the Stu dent Council who carried on the Shir ley name as a top notch football man Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Varsity S 3 4 Student Council I 2 3 4 1- l' 67' R , ' L X JOHN BERNARD SIEGEL Jack Dependable and ambitious is Jack We owe much of our Prom s success to him Football I 2 3 4 Varsity S 2 3 4 Ban I 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Chorus I Play 4 Hall Patrol 4 O . I l l . . 0 - v l , I I I l ' 3 I I ' 1 ' ' , ' d 9 I 1 I I 4 ..S I.. , f '. A n o Q L ,, X Ziff ' , . ' 5 gy-Lg. Zi I . t.. fx 'nf' ' f , lL:tQ'w5'iffM .M 1 D 0 JAMES ARNOLD SMITH fvjimvf The basketballace of our class who ls tall, dark and handsome. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball Club I, 2, 3, 4 Projection Club 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 Varsity S 2, 3, 4 Hall Patrol 4 Basketball All-Star Team Not Pictured IA M ES SIMONET TI l.1T1 Jrm was always the frrstone toclass He rs shy but frlendly Seacafu. 'O SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Shrrley Ttny Shlrley was the frrst of the glrls In our class to become engag Grrl Reserves I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 Band I Gym Club 4 TYPIUS 4 .f GEORGIA LYN I SNYDER Georgre Fun lovmg Georgre rs a French hornrst who was the able charrman ofa ll our class floats Sr Band 2 3 4 Band I 2 Chorus 3 4 Intramurals I 2 Bowling I 2 4 Tumblmg I Art Club I 2 3 4 FLASH 3 4 3 HJ' ul . ' -n ' , I I4 4 -Q .. I at 'W 3, lbs' ed. - ' X- V I v ' ' ' J GA YLORD CONRAD STEVENS Ga We ll never forget Mr Brown of the Board o Education or hrs gone trumpet hrs good looks hrs sharp clothes S Band! 2 3 4 Hrllbrllres I Combo 2 3 4 Play 4 NUNUNDAH 4 JA NICE LUCILLE TA RBOX T00ts Ja nice hopes to go to art school. Right now she enjoys being a ma- jorette for the Drum and Bugle Corps l-lillbilliettes 2 Chorus I, 2, 3 Decorating Club 3 Craft Club 2, 3 NUNUNDAH 4 Girl Reserves 1,2 Sports Club I 2 Tumbling 3 Library 4 Orl Parntrng Club as 5- -af' MILDRED MARTHA TAYLOR Midge Sm A friendly and co operatrve class helper who likes home economics Chorus I 4 Art Club 2 Home Economics I 2 3 Library 4 Typing 3 NUNUNDAH 4 gl. i MA RY ADDIE TAYLOR Mary A commercial student and seamstress who was always active rn gym class Tumbling I 2 Home Economics I 2 3 4 Art Club I 3 Chorus I Hrllbrllrettes 2 xv I . . . 3 .. Y.. r, , , , 9 , .I . is A s I A ' es. 4 Y , NORMA N EDWIN WARFLE warf A Hrllbrllre smger and tumbler wtth 4- 5 a mce personalrty Hrllbrllres I Chorus I Tumbllng 4 DOLORES MARY VAUGHN 'L K' Honky Lo honored our class by placrng frrst as an alto at Drstnct Chorus As a nurse she ll grve lots of tender love and care Cholr 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Band I Chorus 2 3 Dramatrcs 4 Tumblrng I 2 DONA LD EDWA RD WEBSTER Don As a mustcran Donrs tops Hewon honors as an oboerst and hrs low bass votce was en1oyed In solo and quartet work i 1-: ,7., Ban I, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3,4 Ensemble 3, 4 Chorus I Student Council I Basketball 2 FLASH 3 Dramatics 4 Play 4 fi' if I I BEST DRESSED BEST DA NC ERS F, Q-1 Ga at Stevens McKerrnan SHYEST Frank jan Hakel Nrx BEST PERSONA LITIES rm Cora :zz Sxmmonetu Patterson BEST APPEA RING C G Barb Cleveland Love BEST LOOKING ' - BEST CLASS woRKERs 5' Howard Dolores Hap Carole Dlgel Vaughn Bruton Comes Jack Jackre Sregel Canfreld BEST MUSICIANS Don Carol Webster Norman WITTIEST Larry Rhea Moran Andrews MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Winn' Chuck Sylvra Barr Salvadorr MOST POPULAR ut Sue Shlrey Brockm BEST ATHLETES Dave Betty lim Petruzzi Campbell Smith MOST STUDIOUS .LY Hank Nancy Cummrngs Gustafson MOST ARTISTIC ' I Norm Janrce Howard T arbox i QI x? A 11 l.. 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 I4 15 16 I7 18. 4 tonsl Playmates Millie Prom Girl First Aid Sitting pretty C'mon Lanny A dog's life Some hatl ????? Boots and Baton Cora Babe The gang Cutel? Sut Bob Jackie Pin up gall iii 34 'ff 12 ,11 5 ,qs 5:2 T -Bs C if in 915' if 1 1 , T'-Q 4 . L'1F'I' I pf ol' :A Q i f A . uf gas! J L Q .Af Q, - . 1 L? YQ. Q. K X 1 x 7 1 Q. W ' 4 X ln! 1, N! 5 '5 5' fi 6 S 1 I X 1 O- 14 gg: 5 p 1 N'-N ix moon Fig as RHEA ANDREWS has just won frrst prrze rn a nat1ona1 cakebakrng contest KEITH AUSTIN heavywerght wrestltng champ wtlldefend hrstrtle agarnst playboy GAY Young Man Wrth a Horn STEVENS Concert pranrst CAROL NORMAN frnally consented to grve up her career and marry Gen CHARLES BARR C G CLEVELAND w1ll perform the ceremony Smerhport General Hosprtal boasts such outstandrng nurses on tts staff as KAY BOSWICK CORA PATTERSON and GEORGIA LYN SNYDER. fThey really slav the pattentslj Socral workers ADDA BRACE and FLDRRIE CHAMBERS have done a great deal to 1mprove con d1t1ons 1n lower east srde New York C1ty ELSIE BRITTON and GERALDINE FIELDS who started therr careers as telephone operators are now co owners of Bell Telephone Company LARRY BRITTON has become known as The Man Behtnd the Pepsodent Sm11e SUE BROCKITT 15 a physrcal educatron teacher at Vassar where HOWARD DIGEL rs strll tryrng JANET BROWN rs rnstructress of arrlme stewardesses for TWA a1r11nes GEORGE BURDIC rs now a way to the Rear Admrral 1n the Navy Statepolrceman DON LARSON brought MAXINE HEWITT before the traffrc court for speedlng Court stenographer BETTY CAMPBELL kept the record JACKIE CANFIELD Know Mrs Robert Rossi l1ves very happlly rn a small town rn eastern Penn sylvanra fSmethport to be exactlj JOHN CHAMBERS and HENRY CUMMINGS successful chemtcal engmeers have forsakentheu careers to form a progressrve Jazz band ROY CHURCH srngs lead tenor wrth the Manners CAROLE COMES and CLARISSA LINDQUIST are deans of mstructron at Katherrne Grbbs School VA LJEAN COMES IS teachlng commerctal courses at Alfred Tech Honest FREDRICK DENNING owns a used Nash car lot NANCY DUNN GIORIA FAES and MARGUERITE MILIER have made a great progress tn the establrshment of the SPCS KSOCICIY for the Preventron of Cruelty to Secretarres J ROGER GREEN, Olymprc skatmg star of the 60 s IS lrvtng on a farm rn Penna whrch he owns wrth BILL EDGAR SYLVIA SALVADORI author of Gone Wrth the Class of 55 has just hued the effrcrent NANCY GUSTAFSON as her pnvate secretary HICKEY and HAKEL S speed shop just sold a S3 m1111on blueprmt for a rotary eggbeater Pro baseball st-ars after whom today s stars pattern theutechnrques are RAY HENDRICKSON who played for the Cleveland Indrans and NORM WARFLE, who revlved the Prttsburgh Plrates NORMAN HOWARD has held the tttle of Mr Amerrca 37 . T. f K f 'P' 1 -N ,Ou 7 uf x . to get admitted. uf is I if WW? GA IL KEESLER rs currently playmg Lrndy rn the Broadway producuon of Books and Crooks BOB KENNEDY ts strll lookrng for a chance to marry a Mrss America just any Mrss Amerlca MARIAN PAIS owner of the popular Pars Parlor restaurants has recently returned from an extensrve tour of Europe She reports havrng seen RAYMOND KLEISATH on hrs farm rn France HARRIET LADLEE has become world famous for her scrence frctron storres BARBARA LOVE runs a taxr servrce between Port and Smethport Nurses ROZANN MARSH and DOLORES VAUGHN run a nursrng home to care for the old soldters who never d1e PAT MCKEIRNAN IS head make up artrst at MGM studros JANICE MIX was buyer for Saks Frfth Avenue unttl she purchased one mrllron skunk pelt coats Cwrth burlt tn Arr Wrcklj LARRY MORAN rs head Santa Claus at Macy s Dept Store DAVE PETRUZZI the famed football star of the rrp roarrng 60 s IS now the owner of a chatn of sportrng goods stores CARMEN RANDALL rs currently starrrng rn the T V favonte Prlvate Secretary She says all that I am I owe to Mrss Rockefeller s offrce practrce class ROSE RAUGHT has replaced Mtss Johnson as a teacher at Smethport Hrgh School T V actress PENNY ROBEY has recently srgned a contract for her own weekly show MR GEORGE SUTTON SHIREY the beloved sports announcer has Just returned from Hollywood where he was summoned to appear on Thrs rs Your Lrfe Z' .57- JACK SIEGEL rs head decorator for the Roseland Ballroom JIM SIMMONETTI has orgaruzed an rnternatronal bachelor s club JIMMY Grandstand SMITH has been voted basketball player of the century IANICE TARBOX rs now head artrst for Johnson s Drsplays MILDRED and MARY TAYLOR are teachtng square dancrng for Happy Ed and Jack DON WEBSTER rs conductrng the NBC symphony for hrs twentreth year ga RONNY Man of Few Words MOORE set the record as top scorer for the New York Knickerbockers. ll ' - ' I I ' ' - I , , ' . I ' l ' unuors X OD u,7lO7- 7 x'X Q J M77 dx L iw ' 4 0 0 04 0 o 9 0 6 9 , 4 o o 'Q if - 4 ' F X59 I . A 0 m-QJ7 ' I' D 0 ' f A 9 . 4- lg! 0 9 A Y 0' D EJ' a :? 5W - u J,-7, A d AWN , V ,., 4 0 'six 7 a Q V' N d ls 3 o , X via. ' .ff UWM' f 'z X l'!, L. Stratton Treasurer M . Raught Secretary P. Barndt Vice -president B. McKay President The old halls of learning greeted us, the class of 56 as we assembled once more for a year of fun and study. Of course we elected the cream of the Crop as class officers. The highlight of our iunior year was the receiving of our class rings, in December. A spring feature which brightened an already dazzling year, the Junior-Senior Prom, was a big success and will long be remembered. Our athletic-minded youth participated in all the sports. Newspapers acclaimed various outstanding victories achieved by these boys. We foresee a bright future when we return next September to assume our places as seniors. 'ff' ...v T J Angell R Ashby D Baker S Baker P Barndf 1' Fl f lf 2 46 V . if Q - Y V Bayer R Bnzzak J Boswnck C Burdick W Burt -...f 'Q7 v J JV D Canfueld R Carpenter D Caskey R Chase B Conn 'ac ag' -w.. .Q -'Q A T Costa R Cooper A Crawford Cunmngham D Deflbaugh J Denmng 41 1 4 3, . an 'Q ,. . V' I N , 4' - -.2 If 15' an 'K ' f .Q A g J 'Q' is, 'W X, 5 ,, N - v x lr we J x-X S 1 . 'kan rv-.JI , 22 IU' IL' f'-R A 49 R 'F :L 3 - A ' - an - J r '? ' Q F ' -sr 2, K' A -of ' -4- . -.: A' ' v ' A A - 7 vt, V 1 C y XM! ' y Z 5 J f J fx lil Qi' ...rv W 39 5 4 3 ,NA ' ' J. I A q Dx A M S ' u xy A I. s, A A X r 7: 1080 pm- E4 'S AN P Dragoone E Dunn N Eddy Elas Fitzgerald J Green y A gy -is il-Q sri? M Grega Hauck D Hess N Howard Johnson ,vs nun- 0, I Q7 - K Johnson Jones S K M Laschesky Loucks D Madnson Q 6961 M ,Eh --Q 'Xi 'tial' -.-rsx ffxfalr L Marquardt C Marsh P McDowell B McGavnsk B McKay 0 24 - .- - -- ,' f , V- 1 4- as X v-- p v vw '9 , A , ' 0- 'I . 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I Y, V .M ,S QL-, xA ..-,nv ,I ' r--- 0 A A 9 X 1 X 1 5 S , xl J- . rl N I I U I . I I I 'rf'f'T,v ...ff- MP, ST., M - N - ' ' ' ' L92 ' ' ' - ,P W ff' 'A ' ,Xxx f M, if ..,, . 1 R l 1 'X M. A. J. 'lvis , ' . L. r? ix '9 'af-. A rf' -'N f 3 .2 -X -, . 9 . . ' . U if 5 ' ..-WN Q,-A V I---X 4 1 we + Q A S - f - -S' I P , Sleep timel Jonesy East End Gang Hello Gangsters? Annie Real chummy Is it safe? Sitting pretty Ho-Huml Sleepy head Funny? You name it. The girls Take your pick Real SPEED I nl' I ,, ' rf? 6 K OITIOYCS if ' X XA gfmxx jx X is 5 ', ., .A My V' S AM 5 -K .Wx ----t'- j. ,fmt 1,3 . g 3. f -9 ' I 3' 'mf X ,XY rx 4 T' K. Smith C. Larson I. Randall H. Comes Kent Smith In September l953 the curtain rose on a four act play, The Success Story. This cast consisted of eighty-five students. The first act was the beginning of a long and gradual climb to a successful climax. The first scene revealed us as shy, self-conscious freshmen making new friends, and getting acquainted with new teachers and the school in general. The second scene we were planning our Freshmen Frolic, which was successful for a first dance. The last scene, most important of all during the first act, had now come. This was to choose the courses that would aid us in the careers we chose as our life's work. We had a successful freshmen year, be- cause ofthe fine cooperation of the class and very capable class officers. The second act began the following September when we were up one step higher on our road to success. lt saw us proud to be in our first year of senior high. ln the first scene we elected class officers: Kent Smith, Harry Comes, Connie Larson, and Judy Randall--president, vice- president, treasurer, and secretary, respectively. During the second scene we planned the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. This dance was a huge success. The third scene and othersare yet to come for the completion of the second act. lt is our goal to finish all four acts with hopes of achieving success from all the unusual experiences, fun, and nard work we have put forth. 46 1 ,ai- Andrews, J . -. l QQ' 'I 'af' ix' 'QP' 1-5 Andrews, S. Barr, P. 69 A Barr, R. 4' H, 5 N Barnett -- v- l fn Bickford, B. J I J g - , Bickford, J. J s Brown -3 R.. V Campbell 'A -3- 71 1 , l 3' Chase 49 -ll, . ,. N 'C i 7 , l l My Church M Cleveland Comes ,Q 5, 5, Connors Q , 'ya A ,S X Cunningham 6' 113' QQ 4' 1 ,., 1 . fx ., asf VM - ,lk ,. . Cutting Daniels C Dennin ,- E , J Dickersian 5' ns V la , Dickinson, J. ' ,1- .I Q N , - .xg Dickinson, K. , Foes 1 Fitzgerald, G A Fifzgerald, K Ag fs ' I' ,j Goodwin ,Lv 'L-if ' ,E -4-nf' .7 Q' Niiiin. .Q if -rn ,,-. A if -we . . X 'va - A F ,.f V3 '. A i it I L r ,. L W -4 . is-S. ! L, .. 't' - vs. ' A fn 54 'fe lim 2, 'Wi I rllQv C ! H lin X 1731- I I t' S - .1 ... l 14. 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Four Cousins . Me and My Gal 9. Umm Handsome IO. Dutch Johnson , II. Little Dears A 7 8 I2. Ohl Nol 13. When I was young and 335'- I4. A dog's life. 1 I5. Where to go?? 16. Ohl Lookl I7. Yippee-eel 18. Choke 'iml ll IW!! , 17 ,r .I 5125. ' 4 Q Eg hd 'Train - , In W4 O S' A, I RL lll5:'F?' s-.es-f -A vi ,, Q? U ,ff W4 f qv QQNA 0 Q-zv.. is A Vx 01 A 'Zinf- '4 ,, ,I . 5 1 , 1 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS O'Brien, Fay, Abbey, McCord NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Howard, Newhouse, Larson Fizzell, Hickey EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Hummel, Gongaware, Costa, Johnson 33- auf' Abbey L Anderson Bryson Bu rd I ck l N 49 E Aushn R Benlamln Bennett Brougham 03 5- fr T-7 C Cooper B ox A Covert W Cunmngham R Denning M Dunkle .LA 'PM or MAN! L ddy K Edgar G Elon B Fleld S Fitzgerald D Flzzell Freer J or f' l ' x 'Y 5 'fri 'V , - I 2 5, 4 1 N 1 'B ' ',' ' -. FQ f .nr 1 if X V 41.1, I X fit., ' 6 -, , X N f .' '21 ' T I - X si f ' I :gil flu D. I . . I . . R. S' . 535. V -x 4 -. ln Q . -C n l L.. Q ' fo rx 1 V W , s . . . 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Lathrop O'Connor Mr. Mader Shirey Cunningham Pe truzzi Hickey Goodwill Parker Hauck Angell Moran Siegel Dunn Larson Barr This year, the Hubbers, under the guidance of Coach Wayne Mader, started out strong against St. Bernards and broke into the winning column with a i9-O victory. The following week we played host to the Coudersport Falcons, who had beaten us for 5 years straight. The Falcons staged a terrific second half, and rolled up I2 points. However, because of our l4-point first half, led by our hard-running halfback, Dave Petruzzi, the Hubbers managed to stay in the winning column. Then polio struck in Smethport, and our season was temporarily brought to a halt. The regular schedule resumed when we met the rugged Youngsville team who managed to score a 2-point decision after a very bitter and hard fought battle, 27-25. On October 30, our annual Homecoming Day Game was played against the St. Marys eleven. It was cold and windy, but this didn't hold down the Hubber's spirits, as burly little George Shirey with his 3TD 's led the team to a 34-7 win. The next Saturday on a rain-sogged field, every football strategy they tried seemed to work as Port Allegany rolled over SHS, 39-7. On Armistice Day, the Smethport eleven went to Otto, Here, once again, it looked as though the Hubbers would go down in defeat as Otto led I3-O at the end of the first quarter. After our bad beginning, the Orange and Black put on a great show, stacking up 27 pt. to Otto's 7 during the last three quarters. Final Score, 27-20. We take this space to pay tribute to the unsung heroes of the squad--the defensive players, offensive line, and most important, the reserves. No team can be successful without them. L, f1 'flu A 'X Simms Hauck Smith Bernard Hendrickson Goodwill Digel Coach Vesber Parker Mgr McKay Burt Rote O'Connor Burdick Moore Megivern Mgr 0 - dfldbfq Q x W f 0 SHS OPP St. Bernard 52 51 Emporium 50 34 Sheffield 49 33 Ridgway 63 40 Ridsway 67 59 Wilcox 67 61 Sheffield 60 54 St. Bernard 56 46 Shinglehouse 63 46 Eldred 64 58 T' it 'KSA 6461 Mr. Donovan Burt O'Connor Covert Douglass Van Mort Wilson Dunn Hauck Petruzzi Stuchel Johnson Burdick Covert Cunningham Shirey Kennedy Cummings Barndt Lathrop 6403 The 1954 Hubber Track season turned out to be the most successful in the school's history, by winning 10 straight meets and finishing the season undefeated. Although only a Class B school, the Hubber trackmen beat all of the best Class A schools in Northwestern Pennsylvania and Southwestern New York State. The Hubbers finished the season with their fourth straight District IX PIAA Class B Championship, McKean County Championship for the first time in recent history, and were the first team to beat a strong Warren High School team in 20 meets covering a three-year period. SHS 67 Port Allegany 51 70 Kane 48 66 O lean 50 Portvi Ile 17 70 Warren 67 Youngsvi Ile 38 Kane 25 74 Ridgway 42 Johnsonburg 32 64 Kane 54 76 Port Allegany 42 51 Bradford 42 Port Allegany 31 MCKEAN COUNTY MEET SHS 64 Kane 56 Bradford 49 Port Allegany 37 PIAA DISTRICT lX MEET SHS 79 Port Allegany 43 Ridgway 23 Johnsonburg 19 Redbank 18 Clarion 17 Emlenton 10 Qs! 'D W Dave Petruzz1 Sut Shlrey Chap Wxlson .Sulf- Lv 'VN voucfmss '14 Y' an sQl 'fda -71 L Q YK Q- bil 3 0: ll' Bob Lathrop Rod Hauck ,- .133 Jim Smith Aims i Larry Van Mort .109 '-x I 1 -wqxnmzn 941 VIL, fy? cgi-gf. ,.. - 4 'K 8:-is 3, 44:3 .QA 11 ilk L 0 All over Jump on em Snow men Jump Ball Run 'Em Down, George! Port Got one Shotl Reach Higher! 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Linoleum Bradford Taylor Upholstery Co Lyle Tanner T V Repair Johnson s Furmture Mt Jewett Clark and Humphrey Bradford Berk s Fabric Center Olean B F Goodrich Olean FARM EQUIP DAIRIES FEED MILLS ATTORNEYS AT LAW McKean Co Creamery Smethport Apple Robert B Smethport Smethport Tractor 8. Implement Co Hubbard Chas Judge Tanner Brothers Feed Mill Johnson Albert W Herzog Milling Co. Farmers Valley Mayo Guy B FLORISTS AND TREE GROWERS Potter E Guerdon Acker s Greenhouse Smethport Shattuck C District Atty Bradford Floral Co. Bradford AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Oppenhelm Floral Shop Olean Bruner s Auto Sales Smethport The Evergreenery Ormsby Kerr s Oldsmobile Garage FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fry Funeral Home Smethport Quurk s Garage Smethport Garage Thomas Chevrolet Cleveland Garage E Smethport East Side Garage 9 Dane s Garage Mr Jewett BANKS First National Bank Eldred BARBERS AND BEAUTICIANS Bailey Beauty Shoppe Betula Bernadette s Shoppe Smethport Dodge Beauty Shoppe Eaton Barber Shop Elmer Barber Shop Elite Beauty Shoppe Lee s Funeral Home GASOLINE FILLING STATIONS Corky s Atlantic Service Hungerford s Gulf Service Lopus Sterling Station Peterson s Service Station Segulin s Mobil Station Sharro s Kendall Station Laschesky s Station De Petro s Kendall Service Ladlee s Service Station E Burr Service Station Gifford Tire Shop Manmng s Garage Johnston Barber Shop GROCERS BUILDERS Costa s Food Market Holmes 8. Gulfillan Smethport Denning s Grocery R L Larson Gen Contractor Lundholm s Grocery CHILDREN S AND INFANTS WEAR Market Basket Marasco Kiddie Shop Smethport McMullen s Home Bakery Kiddie Shop Bradford Wesmiller s Grocery CLEANERS Highfield s Grocery Connors Cleaners Smethport George Reese Grocery Joe s Cleaners Grega s Grocery Ash Cleaners Inc. . Olean MuIvihill's Grocery DENTISTS Kraft's Market . . . E. Smeth ort Michielson C. F. . . Smethport Marsh's Store .... Farmers VaIIley Rinehart Walter J Parson 's Grocery . . . . Ormsby Smethport Betula Bingham Smethport E ld red G lfford Ormsby Smethport Aiken Coryvi I Ie Crosby i i I I I i 7 I I I I . I I . p . ' Q Q I I I I I O I I I I I I I o Q o o 0 gl I - - u o u f o o o o I Q I Ol , I I I . I I I I I I , g I , 0 0 0 0 I I I I I n 0 I I 3 . . . 0 Q , I . 0 General Gara e . 1. . Bradford Lindquist Service Station 4 . . I I U I ' 0 . . . . I . . 0 Q I I . 0 l . I I I I I I I I I ' 0 I I I I l Q 1 . . I I I I . . 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