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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1956 volume:

WWI NUNUNDAH l956 SMETHPUHT AREA JUINT HIGH SCHO0L Barbara Conn Sylvia Jones Business Manager Marilyn Raughi' Advisers E l0R CLASS FOREWORD We, the class of 1956, in order to form a more perfect record of our school, establish the truth about these last twelve years, insure peace among our members, provide for the defense of our class after we leave these portals of learning, and insure a source of good reading to those who follow, have compiled this yearbook. We have enioyed .editing it, we hope you will enjoy reading it. DEDICATIO MR.VE BER , D Z V To Mr. Vesber, our teacher, counselor, and above all our friend we, the class of nineteen hundred and Fifty-six, dedicate this annual, We extend to him our most sincere thanks for the encouragement and inspiration he.has given us. vw R11 C 5 - X E 772 Cf' M CGC-l5,El770I'Z jpgfq, WW6 been made 272 :Wd , Scfewcew ana' H5 W . Jevefopmfnf Mfvzzgiz A11 ,, R t ,Wm Av Me ages A faca far Qc2'V6Zl7C65 722 5'6z 07re x age ff? Ztfblofl W6 Yfre Qian wer before , we have JJQ50 F71 fOr our 2097775-1 g Cf 0 x fn Some tagses' if 221590922 07? icuii' fo o7?OwfM5 A Zz emc exaczz Zlfe 2026 ii you Z,U?oc7jfO2'gxvc' f7?6'56 ' ' o727fS51'o2'2S. il L , .. 1 X00 v . N Kp as X tu' ,, XX ...lv K. n' ss' A Sylvmlwe Jo TO THE CLASS OF 1956 We sincerely congratulate you on completing your high school education. We have tried to be helpful in 'every way, and we hope you will always remember that your Alma Mater stands ready to lend a hand should such an occasion arise in the future. You must r e a I iz e the tremendous need For trained youth in this age, and now that you have training, we urge you to con- tinue training so that you may better take your place as a good citizen in your com- munity, in your state, and in your nation. My si nc e re good wishes for much success in whatever you choose as your liFe's work. 0 RPR! CIPAL CARL W, JOHNSON llllll HALL 0FK 0WLEllGll 7 -:2Pi -Q CONTllNT - Foreword . Dedication . . Our Principal and Our School , . , Nunundoh Stuff, , I i ..2 3 5 7 Student Government , . 8 Faculty and Administration . , . 9-12 Seniors . . . 13-36 Underclossmen , , 37-52 Activities . . 53-64 Music . , 64-70 Sports. . . 71-78 Features , , 79-86 Advertising , , - Autographs . . 91 92 +L l' 4 if ,- .QJ 11 l . 87 90 S ,X 5- ac in FDIFFRIAL STAFF Editors . Business Manager Art .... Activities . Sports . Music PRFDUCTIUNSFAFF Production . Advertising . Snap-Shots . Photography . Write-ups . Advisers . . NUNUNIIAII STAFF . Sylvia Jones Barbara Conn . ,Marilyn Raught . Alan Wright . Mary Johnson . Bruce McKay Johanna Johnson Donna Madison Lawrence Stratton Margaret Grega Hannah Oakes . Linda Loucks Anne Anderson Alma Johnson TUBE T G0lERNMENT 0FFlCER President . . . Jackie Green Vice President . . . Alan Wright Treasurer . . . . Jim Angell Secretary . . . Audyne Wolbert MR. GLARNER The Student Council has played an active part inthe functions of Smethport High School for the past seven years. lt was created in 1949 under the advisership of Mr. Rugh. Mr. Glarner became adviser in 1952 and has held that position ever since. Under the leadership of Jackie Green, our first lady president, the following accomplishments were made: Some members of the Port Allegany football squad were invited to visit our school the day before the game in an effort to create better sportsmanship between the two schoolsg a new assembly ticket system was set upg name-plates were ordered for last year's president, George Shireyg and hall plaques were chosen for last year's valedictorian and salutatorianp an efficient guide and information system was set up for visitors' nightp and paid assemblies were ordered for next year. We would like to thank all those who have in any way helped to make our school better through Student Government. We would like especiallyto thank Mr. Glarner for putting forth so much effort in making this year's Council a successful one. 'I raw , a cl A dm IQ isfmjiioh 4 HT f 0-n.fuQ3M5 57- ' ' K' Q 23 5 E E3 Q 'HWWYUUMML ANDERSON, ANNE BEERE, NANCY BOTSFORD, ETHELIND CHAMBERS, LEWIS CIMBAL, ANTHONY M, s, B, A, Secretary B, s, M, E, D, Guidance English to Mr. Johnson Vocational Chemistry Art Agriculture Latin COLEGROVE, MARTHA M, A, English Library DICKERSON, ANITA B, S, Physical Education DONOVAN, JAMES B. S. Physical Education Track FACULTY GLARNER, ROBERT HACKETT, MARIAN JOHNSON , ALMA B. A. R. N. B. A. History Nurse English P, O, D, JOHNSON, NELLIE LARSON, GEORGE MADER, WAYNE PARTCHEY, CHARLES PENNINGTON, JACK B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. Vocational Industrial Biology Instrumental Mathematics Home Economics Arts Civics Music Driver Education Football mount RHOADS, EUGENE ROCKEFELLER, HARRIETT SCHELL, DALE STONE, CURTIS STONE, MARGARET B. S. M. A, B, S, M. E. D. M, E, D, Mathematics Business Business Social Vocal I, V, Basketball Education Education Studies Music Glllllll lllllllll ,Q Guenter Grega Marshall Dibler Holmes Willardson Moran Huffman McKeirnan Yoder Mckeirnan Rifle Schnepp Digel Keller Morrison Thomas The Smethport Area Joint School System came into existence at the be- ginning of the current school year as a result of the signing of Articles of Agree- ment by members of the school boards of Smethport Borough, Norwich Township and Sergeant Township. While each ofthe school districts comprising the iointure retains ownership of its own real estate and levies its own taxes, the operation of all the schools in the three districts is in the hands of the joint board which is com- posed of all me mbers of the individual boards. Officers ,of the joint board are Robert A. Digel, President, James W. Schnepp, Vice President, Ruth M. Keller, Secretary, and H .L. Morrison, Treasurer. Other members are, Everett E. Thomas, John Grega, Fred W. Willardson, and William R. McKeirnan, representing Nor- wich Townshipp and N.H. Holmes, R.L. Rifle, John RobertDiblerand Anne Yoder, representing Sergeant Township, and Mrs. M. McKeirnan, non-member secretary ofthe Norwich Board. 12 VL ne A - M- i 0 'l!l!lL l x 6 3 u piv, ' I 1 l'.q if il!! SSD O l N! . ......f W f ll 4 QQ,... f ,g I q -fjllumnne clone., fXf Sll lllll The year is l956. Graduation is upon us. This yearbook willsoon be the only link between the past and the present. A nostalgic memento of carefree school days that will be at first accorded the highest place of honor in our rooms and then will be pushed from table to bookshelf, from bookshelf to bottom drawers and Finally--in a cleaning out of our old school- day mementos--will be packed, together with an old football letter and diploma, in o cardboard box and stashed away in a dusty attic, to be forgotten. Then one day we stumble on it in a search for something else and sitting on the attic floor, the days we spent together will come back once more. What is it that you'll remember---the first thrill of being a freshmonp the time the extra point was kicked at a crucial moment, the pride as the school band copped first honors at a contest, the special something you felt as you walked in the first snow flakes of winter, the warm applause as the final curtain of the senior play descended, or the dream-world beauty of the Junior-Senior Prom as girlsin pink con- fection dresses brought forth a proud smile from special beous? As you sit there on the attic floor, and a flood of memories suddenly crowd the present from your mind, do not Forget that all these things were and are truly ours and shall be kept alive in this book. CLASS lilllllllllll Stratton, Treasurerg Barndt, Vice-President: McKay, President: Raught, Secretary. 14 ANGELL, JAMES KENYON Jim he may say you're adolescent but. . . angell on the outside, devil on the in- side. . .anything for free. . .pantry part- ner. . .cracking the lead, not books. . . Daniel Webster. . . BARNDT, PAUL EUGENE IR. Red personality-plus and oh-what a sense of humor. . . 7th p e ri od psychoanalyst. . . wabbits. . . dancing enthusiast. . . m e t a woman, started talkin'. . . I6 ton. . . the mistletoe kid. . . xzsf1fs BAKER, SANDRA ANN Sandy' those trips to Titusville. . .eyes of blue . . . skates. . . friendly. . .ace correspond- ent. . .b1ondie. . . and do you know what else he saidr. . . BAYER, VIRGINIA CHARLOTTE v'Giniv1 if there's still a flame, Red , watch out for Blaze. . .play me he arts and flowers.. .it's hotter than a pistol... you must be patient with a moron... what are you trying to say? H. . . 15 trip to Virginia. . . Oh,Wowl Kanel l . . . S E I BIZZAK, ROSE MARIE Rose letters from Parris Island. . . cool Chevy station wagon. . .I 'm not proud. . .I just know it. ..Otto get-togethers...That fl ' I rf ' 4 5 ', I 1 s - , V- y . ' l ff ff ' -'J ' f' if 1 4' J ' I 1 X! 1 .x Af fl . V ' 1 up H .H I V 1 . U N V it 1 l , J N ' , ' r' I ,I ' x I X 1 I I s I ' : rf , ,jf ,I fl .41 7 C! ' ' J .. 1 V 1 4 ' ff - r 'if ' 1' A' ,P A Q if ' f' K 1 . f ' l . I A ' Wd ' - ' x , 1 N r N ' yn ' 1 . fx . V f 4 , , N I , Q W r ' X- ,'-' N A , A .- X u, IX 4 Af . ' j fy A f. A . J . .v ST X m , ' , , 2' - D X m '1' L ' .1 . , A I .x , ' . xv , r ,.' ,, ' I 5 .vi x t x. ' , 1 Q . K . . I' -I ' , W .L fl' .BURDICK, CLAIR JOHNSON Alfred Beau Brummel. . . you never speak to me . . .ride'em cowboy.. .who, me. . .it's a vicious circle. . . what did you do at 4 A.M. when you were young?. .. 16 BOSWICK, JOANN CAROL Jo oh, that darn mailman. . .delayed re- action. . .summers in Ohio. . .tarnes the fighten Irish . . . I'm t e ns e.. . passion for bop. . . BURT , WAYNE MARTIN Keg temper, temper.. .don't let those Crosbyites get the best of you. . . 668-j-I . . . khaki pants and engineering boots. . . Senior cavalier. . .r a i ds on the cafe- teria. . . nuwusasrnmumwm-t1fgwff.+wpwmafx,1' -f 1, ,f.m.w-'www-,xtm CASKEY, DAVID Dave Monsieur De La Croix. . . proprietor of the Nut-hatch . . .don 't break my seams . ..what a vocabulary. . .gad. . .tutor me, too. . . Il l0R COOPER, ROSE ELLEN Sn0oks oh, those crazy silk p.j. 's. . .love that n avy blue. . . Winifred Blaugh. . . Davy Crockett. . .Red Roses from Dale. . .the Brow. . .holy horses. . . nmmm 1-near' 'gun-mf:--ff-vzmmmmui mms - f- -- CONN, BARBARA ANN Sue' vivid imagination. . . dry humor. . .info from Dad. . . Nunundah ed. . . career girl . . . the girl with the licorice stick. . . slim, trimg Sue... COSTA, THOMASINA MARGARET , Thom Tasmania. . .is it from Bona's, Thom. . . let me read it. . .speak up girl. . .tell me your troubles.. .we1l, I don't con- sider it a iight. . . First you say you will and then it's no. . . 17 DEFIBAUGH, DONNA IEAN Deffy the gift of gab...quiet 'til you know her. . . got your news ready, girls?. . . where 's that '56 Mercuryl. . .shorthand whizqufuture looks like a big red apple. . . E l0ll DUNN, EDWARD ALLEN Speedy splash in a mud puddle. . . delicious ci der.. .can I take your girl out?. . I ll betcha'. . .Dum-Dum. EDDY, NANCY MARIE Nan rides in the Brown Bomber . . . always Albert. . .the real thing. . .patience of a saint. . .hand-span waist. . . heaven help the sister that comes between me and my mister. . . sr l0ll FITZGERALD, SHIRLEY JEAN Fitzie don't you think she didn't either.. . those long d is t a nc e phone calls. . . Maryland, here we come. . .just what does normal meam. . .a pip of a p.j. party. . . vivacious romance. . . Mm1r1rsvrxsnr .L Jilikfl 5 za, ',r:11.r..2L1r N..-Imaamsur:ummesvqw:'us4amgs:rs4unnasnnmhs:r1f221m:wmuz,.'a:zasxaarfurs1r:a1m:z,'s,s2v ELIAS, BERTIL LEONARD Bert those 5th periods in the library. . . tall, blond. . .please go get me a dixie cup . . .toothpaste grin. . . GREEN, JACQUELYN ANNE Jackie moments to remember. . . queen for a day.. .H arriet St. John. . .Gorgeous George. . . magnolia. . . student council president. . . 19 GREGA, MARGARET ANN Maggie hot canary. . . Charlie is the boy for me . . . gentlemen prefer blondes. . .ifl had any more brains I'd be dangerous... Aunt Marg likes roses too, girls. . .door- man at that huge store in Crosby. . . HESS, DARLENE Darlene dark eyes... tall brunette. . . so I smile . . .lovely to look at.. . Z0 HAUCK, RODNEY JAMES Blondie he says he 's bashful, but we know dif- ferent. . .get wis e, kid. . .it's just that French technique. . . fs r 4 V ll lllll rj Q! f' X 'Q' 13 0'7 .4-X T41fCf f'LCf.gQf,7o-'2'eG',ff - .Jr , 'f Q J 47 A f 27,5 gy VV7Q,4L!L,,1g',.vL.,-,fL,V, ,314 1 Zi. xy qlffrzzi X IL-41 fm' v, il 'A ' ff it e ., l L-enzyte aw 4a-4-f f A' A , . 7---. ' V c'f -7,z3 fi' GMO ...Lie 14 V L .14 ,fa L Calm fg M f 1 1 17. 'I, , ' ,. f . ...fffl ,C 7, 2'Nf4f' ,ifvx f ifILf'C '4'L 4fifvf.f'l,f'L ,W 3 ff X 1' A7 4 lf, 'ruff L xo, Lf- 27, v f - F V.. if If-fjn 2 L ag f .fr,-Lfs.f-7 , F A 1' If fl ,A l 7 f , , -1' I,-I Zxbp If HOWARD, NANCY LOU LOU one of our more experienced drivers... JOHNSON, JOHANNA MARIE -'Jon photogenic. . . trademark - eyebrows . . . that innocent look, , , Ipana smile , . ,I could write a book, , , JONES , SYLVIA ANN Sy1v Sarah Bernhardt at her best. . . slaughter on tenth avenue. . . Comea' , . , if things go wrong don't go with them . , .have you ever smoked a filterr... lookout Broadway, her she comes. . . mn amus:rvvfxgsaisvsss JOHNSON, MARY ANN Twin Paul. . .whata rock. . .love and marriage . . . Swede, , , I hear those bells. . , KLIN E, CAROLE SUE Susie friendly. . .long locks. . . I'm so mad. . . Daisy Mae. , , come on team, , . Z1 LOUCKS, LINDA ENONE Linda flair for fashion, . . peaches and cream complexion . . . Emi1y . . . special de- livery from Brown. , . you scrounge . , , teach me to Bop . , . the big week- end MADISON, DONNA JANE Sh0Ity partial to blonds. , ,you're blushing again . . . I2:30 Miss . . . you know it. . .the devils in her eye, , , chatter box, . , ZZ SE l0R LUS HBAUGH, RAYMOND Ray poker player. , ,you might think he 's shy but? . . . black ford . . . our working man MARSH, CAROLYN Carolyn band enthusiast. . . Hi, ho Silver . . Buffalo bound. . .future Florence Night ingale. . . gfigrgnmsfhw-...,.,3,...,.. Ln-.,,, ' .gswmmm MCDOWELL, PHYLLIS IEAN P, J. P, S, I love you. . , you all better be- lieve it. . . . Daddy-O . . .letters from far away places. . .Kane likes to sit with the baby-sitter! , . . MCGAVISK, BEVERLY ANN Bev go west, young woman, go west , . . square dances and? . . .the class artist. . . plays a mean accordian. , . drives a hot M V Upbbevxl F' green Chevvy... A f,uazf,1iS E lllli I Un 153k I rpvvw ra Fraglnffwfrn f'7gf9Lfd, N501 erm' Hmyafsv NHXPHIK you P106-.230 'FG- C y ,Alf your yfwrsw-el faHw.Jf,0,g JAN Pd0vet,'+l'lJrfd57!OU weve A Hfwfygs V9fxUkipvj, Pb, US Q-,came 'KW BN' H110-gb. tgclfjlulfb Ryu yOu, we gltxtwerl vuelwy 0,51 Hug Ql,.,7v.,.Qn2o,ua.l1r.'p TPl6lqMS,i,E V095 '9 33IC'?Z'EVx3 . . 1 ,, 1, , - ' 3 A V A , -, -, I. 1 1 -le E149 -www sxfliuuyglfx AU-lei' elxoci m.rtUXKcv,t.wglf1,9ffI Yoh 55' , W +L fl PHIM lo .mi yi-vfavsj flu-Jeufazg Yduy VOM wwfsl UNPJP K Mc AY, ALEXANDER BRUCE Sam bbgvg Vduflf Mpeg :aww xsv vm masters asituation. . .Gene Krupa, Jr. . JU O wi IA no ' LL1. f .X ' class c1own,,, Cheshite Cat grin... ig U ed ff 01. C Q VIA 1 10253 ff, U, 0 fd ki H Pl!-11+ IDLUO! I7 fkffi neatasapinandtwiceassharp...if'H fljgk fg,v'f,U,qlf1l 1,0 ggyyymlag lgrjqlg 'Xa 800-cl 7 If MCKEAN, THOMAS RICHARD Tom tall, dark, and handsome. . . Levis. ., Never a murmur. . . 2.3 1:1-nn-nn-1x41wewasmarinarw1.nsu:v1aau:.: mtmwmmmnmlMwm m1-lasafwewawemwtvwtuttwrmvmazawz 7 MURRAY, WILLIAM MALCOLM Hee1ey that H11 car...1ooks at the world thru rose colored glasses. . .always readywith a comment. . .beefirv Bill, , , loves Fords NICK, EARL RAYMOND -'rlbndge but, Cornelia, you're not a Magda P lene, . . Oleol . . . sympathy, , , I don r know what I want why don t you shave, . . got any gum, huh? . . . notes? OAKES, HANNAH HAMLIN Legs Is T, V. better than ever? . . calorie counter . . . lt gets me right here , , P, S, I love you . . .never prepared but always re a dy l. . . I'm all shook , , , where there's a will t.here's a way, and I know that way . , . OWENS, MARTHA KAY Marry Kay'- good things come in small packages. . . happy gal. . . O'CONNOR, JAMES BLAINE B1aine Irish stew. .. love is a many splendored thing. . .I-log, . , fast man on the track, . . It didn't make me feel so good right away. . . E efgjnjijfwla, KLM wifi, yn -75,QA,,,VQg - ffmaaw.. . j 'MMM ZWw4MZWZ.W.,, lx ' ' fl AA-9,1-A1-5,wfeawv-msmm:gm,w1waxan:ww1wm'mavi.u.wn !lI!!knu:g....... nzfsncssazufsesmsfeiwsmfsrwmzssaaarsae-aaaeamsevml PARKER, LEROY MA LCOM Max's little brother. . .mad for his struc- ture. . . bottoms up. , . low lights. . . and I didn't even know he was there. . . 25 mfs ,L .Asmwewl.Q,,MesaeAf..,snxa:1fQemmvifrlwsssawswaflrsf: 2 we PICKERSGILL, JOHN WILLIAM Pick it runs in the family . . . owns gum- trees in Brazil... that walk.. .there's devilm ent in them that eyes. . .the mask- ed marvel of the football team. . . seri- ously, , , RICE, JOYCE LORRAINE Joy has a passion for muscle men, , ,Gay. . . trips to East Smethport Jamestown bound. . . cute hair do. , , 26 N I RAUGHT, MARILYN YVONNE Marzy flaming foliage queen...likes a hot rod Ford and S2 bills. . .moves likes a feather 1 . ..fancy for Christian Hollow...high Q spirited cheerleader. h I 1 1 JW5 0 ,Q M4,L,f si ffffiew Ja JL , f N 4 4 Milf' 4'1f!i1,4j!b M' If ff! X WJ I MIW 12 if M 79 M ,QQ COW M M' JAIAI MOTE ELVYN GRIER Scratch f hk1d Jetpropelled eyelash- . E lon Wi? fiat v 7 A if ' to wily? ' X1 3 f 41 - .I ,014 ff M14 wb ff: ,V UL ,.,' ,1f'k'f'A ' .. 9 .- Wim 1 ' es,,,up 'til 3A,M, studying?...Mr. !M6tD4k V, 's lap dog . . .wimpy. . .black mailer i,2ET 'k' SIMMS, WILLIAM FidCl1in Slim flirtatious. . . stomach, , . courtin' in the rain. ..Sing to me, Billy boy. . . build plus those eyes. . .what do I do with the ball? . . . X bfwgwf www if 4-Qlgey 3 Vk'flvl.fV!xt.- 1,1-f1vQ,dL' 0 151112 75 ' - 5' , N f L' ,il , j . 1 f 1 If W sLocUM HARRIET MARIE Cookie f f 1 J 'V'7 -f ' - WH, f ffr' ' ef' if Vw QM! L ' - MW f fl' f bl 1 11 mn te A I, Q J 'V X A V JV NA,1J,QX.,-,1VfnV4x,,,g- air or ue...a aug a 1 u ...a ls Uj,,,.UJy Af, JJ f,U,w,,M,.n 1' Qj.1jj,3,gl..!j f- ' A A smile for all... , L . W. , LJ. J QMJQ ' L V -.- f , ,Y viii! 171,11 lf' ,lj-1 I s JI - f-441' U-Vi ' l ef f 'wow U71 if , ' E WM jd UNAJJS' T,Q,.g -1 'Ulf A-' 1 - ul HU y ,J V' . . A J '74 WJ, -Q ' , n vf I ,.:.L,AlJ 3 YLKKQ- JJ ff iw---'GJ -J A 111,24 :.f,,aJ -Q f1,,AL,f'+ WLfL,fl!l,,A-IJ-'I --J f A :L ' , NX Q , I .- Q 7 42 il .ldiqdfll :dj ,Mr X !K,,y',0.4,4J. L., g,yf,Ug, ,wlvlfw CLQQ-af A 2 f ' E ,f .! Y , , .1 ' ' 'f Q, fwwi' X' v 'WJ .fM'n+b'- ?9fK f-P f 'ff414'fWf ii V' 4' k' 4 J' HAM' L -'. 1 , Q f I A , ,, ,- .,', , f ' J - - o ,411 6309! 37? Q aw-f if an . , . STRATTON, LAWRENCE Larry M U HIM ni fund collector. . .slow moving. . .Otis. . . farmer. . .I'm not making out. . .and she danced so close . . . 5 A, M, milkings. . . i f A--:awww -- --- --M-mum-M ,.. nu nvfw SWANSON, LEONARD DALE Swede careful on the corners . . . c a sual and carefree, , , take it easy, only cars have nine lives. . . Z7 ,, 1 VAN MORT, IO ANNE JO Anne McKean-Cameron county speech med- alist, . ,excuse for glasses? . . . can't you increase my age just one more year? . . .roller skating, , , WILLSON, DEBORAH MARY Debbie tears of laughter . . . creative writer, , . anybody for cheese and crackers? math and physics major. . . the pajama game, WRIGHT, ALAN CARROLL A1 able artist. . .You pay for the gas. . . I'm Elmira bound . . , photograph display, nice picture. . . easy on the easel, . . WOLBERT, AUDYNE MARIE Deanie class red head, , . undecided, . , dig that crazy love spree. . . sweet and peppy, . , new twist to dear John letters. . . cy- clone siren, , , Z8 SE IOIl MYRA WILSON Checker MINNIE GRUVER Helper MARGARET HILEMAN Disher Upper MARY PICKERSGILL Manager MARIAN GUSTAFSON Helper FAVURITE ANN CLARK Cook MABEL WOLFE Helper Our Cafeteria Forcel The most popular crew from II:OO to 1:00 every day. BESTS WWW BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED BEST MUSICIANS PEPPIEST I. J. Boswick - J. 2. J. Pickersgill - 3. L. Loucks - A. 4. C. Marsh - T. 5. M. Parker - C. Angell J. Green Wright Costa Kline WIT'I'IEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL-AROUND SENIORS MOST ATHLETIC MOST RESERVED Jones - P. Barndt Stratton - D. Willson McKay - M. Raught Dragoone - R. Hauck Lushbaugh - J. Johnson CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Smethport Area Joint High School, declare this to be our last will and testament and bequeath the following to those who shall follow in our footsteps. SANDY BAKER leaves her slimness to Linda Eddy. GINI BAYER leaves her ability to make out with the underclassmen boys to the eighth grade girls. ROSE BIZZAK leaves her slimness and height to Sam Costa. JOANN BOSWICK leaves her ability as a majorette to the Junior Band majorettes. CLAIR BURDICK leaves his height to Frank Shackett. WAYNE BURT leaves his smoothness and coolness to Freddie Larson. DAVID CASKEY leaves his French accent to anybody who's willing to take it and use it properly. BARBARA CONN leaves her clarinet playing ability to any other hopeless case. SNOOKS COOPER leaves her ability to get along with Swabbies to anyone who loves the sea. ETHEL CUNNINGHAM leaves her summer vacation to Peg. Lois, Gini, and Gail. DONNA DEFIBAUGH leaves her shyness to Carol Kelly. SPEEDY DUNN leaves his football ability and equipment to Bob Kline. NANCY EDDY leaves her ability to get one boyfriend and keep him to Sally Harbridge. BERTIL L. ELIAS leaves his height to George McCord. SHIRLEY FITZGERALD leaves her ability to tell stories to a certain few junior boys. JACKIE GREEN leaves her ability to be both Student Council President and Homecoming Queen to some junior girls. MARGARET GREGA leaves her ability to be silly to the junior girls. RODNEY HAUCK leaves his nickname Pierre to Larry Rice. DARLENE HESS leaves that souvenir she never got from North Carolina to Bob Lathrop. JOHANNA JOHNSON leaves her first chair in Senior Band to Linda Eddy. MARY JOHNSON leaves her ability to get one boyfriend and keep him to Deanna Snyder--Especially the one she tried so hard to getl SYLVIA JONES leaves her tall. slender form to Myrna Towner. CAROLE SUE KLINE leaves her cheerleading ability to the Male Cheerleading Squadron of S.H.S. ' QBob, Dale, Eugene, Jack, and Waynel. LINDA LOUCKS leaves her ability to get and keep an upperclassman boyfriend to Cynthia Johnson. 32 DONNA MADISON leaves her ability to blush to Carol Chase. CAROLYN MARSH leaves her height to Georgeanna Wright. PHYLLIS McDOWELL leaves her driver's license to Judy so she can go to Coudy to see Pete. BRUCE McKAY leaves his presidential ability to all future senior presidents. BEVERLY MCGAVISK leaves some of her excess weight to Kay Newton. BILL MURRAY leaves his curly hair and lousy driving ability to Bucky German. EARL NICK leaves his scholastic ability to a certain junior girl. HANNAH OAKES leaves all her tight sweaters and skirts to Penny Konstanty. BLAINE O'CONNOR leaves his bashfulness to Louie Neely. MARTHA OWENS leaves the side seats in study hall 25 to Carolyn Covert. MALCOM PARKER leaves his ability to act serious to Ted Larson. JACK PICKERSGILL leaves his jokes and vocabulary to Daniel Backus. As if he needed theml MARILYN RAUGI-IT leaves her teenage hair style and her ability to walk upstairs without any hip move- ments to Deanna Snyder. JOYCE RICE leaves her hair curling ability to Gilbert Tanner. Better Luck next time. SKIP ROTE leaves his basketball ability to Joss Megivern. BILL SIMMS leaves his height to Eric Johnson. HARRIET SLOCUM leaves her ability to do math to anyone who needs it. NADINE SNYDER leaves all her good times in New York State to Jean Andrews. IARRY STRATTON leaves all his trouble as senior treasurer to Connie Larson with this advice. Get a club. LEONARD SWANSON leaves his newer and hotter Plymouth to Glenn Cunningham. DEBBIE WILLSON leaves her ability to be sportsmanlike when driving a jeep to Karen Johnson. DEANIE WOLBERT leaves her ability to get along with everyone to Carol Chase. ALAN WRIGHT leaves his ability to get out of school fourth period everyday to the junior boys who are always getting caught trying to skip school. The Senior football players leave their abilities and their hopes to next year's team . The senior class leaves to the forthcoming seniors our financial difficulties. 33 CLASS PRUPIIEUY IDR THE PIRIT 0F '56 Deb Willson, famous physicist, and Paul Barndt, leading geologist, are in darkest Africa with archeolo- gist, David Caskey. Dr. Vesber is close behind. Johanna Johnson is cover girl for Seveteen modeling clothes designed by Beverly McGavisk. Virginia Bayer is teaching physical education at Annapolis while Pauline Dragoone, telephone operator keeps in contact with her. Joann Boswick keeps flying overhead dropping her address. Ethel Cunningham is showing business executive, Bruce McKay, and his secretary, Barbara Conn, to their table at the Waldorf Astoria. Sylvia Jones just received the academy award for actor Skip Rote--He broke a leg sliding to home plate in his baseball movie. Rose Marie Bizzak is decorating millionaire Blaine O'Connor's new mansion as poor Tom McKean looks on. Hopefully! l 1 Deanie Wolbert is taking care of Clair Burdick in a hospital where he is recuperating from hard labor. Marilyn Raught received her Mrs. degree as Wayne Burt bought a garage. Rodney Hauck and Ronnie Chase while on the high seas ran into two Waves, Donna Defibaugh and Martha Owens. Alan Wright is a petroleum engineer while Earl Nick slaves in the fields. Drilling? H Jim Angell, a lawyer, is now defending Thomasina Costa 's last psychiatric case. Jackie Green has employed stewardesses, Carole Sue Kline and Darlene Hess, and Bertil Elias, pilot, for her toy airplanes. Nadine Snyder is arranging flowers bought from horticulturists, Leonard Swanson and Bill Simms. Margaret Grega, storekeeper, bought farm products from Larry Stratton, who purchased land from agent Malcom Parker. Phyllis McDowell and Nancy Eddy are running a beauty parlor where Joyce Rice is the hair stylist. Carolyn Marsh and Snooks Cooper 's motto since becoming R. N. 's is Kill or Cure. Speedy Dunn is driving Linda Loucks around Timbucktu in his jeep as the foreign correspondents are looking for a scoop. Nancy Howard. a bookkeeper, Harriet Slocum an accountant, and secretary Donna Madison are un- employed. Helplll Ray Lushbaugh, William Murray, and Jim Morgan are mechanics in the garages of the millionaire heiress, Sandra Baker. Bill Neely is building Joann Van Mort a room in which to do her T. V. rehearsing. She is working on a play starring Jack Pickersgill as a henpecked husband. 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CLASS 0FFlCllIl .lullons J Kent Smith Harry Comes Judy Randall Connie Larson , Ed Jennings Joe lsadore Fred Larson Barbara Robe FRESHMEN John Hummel Chas. Johnson Susan Shelander Georgie Wright 38 SOPHOMORES Y Andrews Barnett Barr, P . Barr, R Bickford Brown Campbell Chase Cleveland Comes Connors Cunningham Daniels Denning Dickinson Faes Goodwill Green Hakel Hewitt l-. , .Ill lllll fs? JUNl0R bww? so E54f, P www? ELM 'mn 53555 . -, svn i!'ig2g:532a'!1 .T ,Tym-.. Y , 7,.!171 5: . ewwfsnsw2o1 s- A wryqmaa-ssgamwwnrfms fz. rf L ' ffzfflsfaw ' ,, j 7 1 . 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Leet Long Mi x N ee I y JU l0R Ogi lvi e Patterson Pierce Randal I Roberfson Ross Sa Fford Sm i Th Tanner Towner Vanclervort Very , 'iw Warf I e Wei mer rr s e .WW A 4 3,1 s' ff ? , yn, , 1 ,, 41 Abbey Austin Bo ckus Bennett, R Bennett, S Brougham Bryson Burdick Confi eld Carlson Church Clark Connor Cooper Covert Cunningham Denning Eddy Edgar Elliott Fields Fitzgerald Fizzell Ford Fox German Grinolds Grohe Hakel Harbriclge Hauck Hickey Hi lemon Howard lsadore ACP? Jennings, E, Jennings, M. Kelley Kennedy Kleisefh Larson, D Larson, F. Larson, M. Lathrop Lord Jw fr Love M6966 Q Mm, figs McGavisk M MCD0We 1 - L sll if Y, ,,ls,,, A 0PlIOM0llll H g Yzf':.wf2 295 1 -- L , Megi vern 43 W Q ,, ,,,, , J: vii K' l W, 'P 2 .5 if ,, , lwgl .4 mf , 5. 0l'IIIIMOIIII 44 Mulvi hi I I Myers N eely N ewhouse N ewI'on Nick N ormcm O 'Connor Okerlund Razey Recny Re nolds Rcigey Scanlon Shackeft Shelley Si Ifi es Snyder Swanson Tanner Towner VanGorder Wel Is Wi I cox Wilson Ac re Arnett Bic kford Bioomster Brown Costo Cunningham Cutting Donie ls Dougherty Defibough Dickerson Dickinson Digel Engmcn Ferroino Fields Ford Freer Gongcwore Gorrell Gruver ' Harris Hendrickson Hess NINTII GRADE Hewitt Hitchcock NINTII GRADE Wm ' 4, 1-,.'::!:'. - ' ' X .-,li ,E 'swf 3 W L, was P +L an - JW s I ,A if rd W if ar ne, F F vii . B . .,., lfiggne FF rig Q L 4 E r ui 85 H is 1 S, 5 .E -sag. ' Pefruzzi Hummel C., Johnson K. Johnson M. Johnson Keesler K I i ne Larson Lathrop London Loucks Ludwig Mod ison Marsh Maynard McCarthy J . McDowell R . McDowell McGee Mc Kalip Morrison Mullen Nick Okerlund Partchey Peterson Placer Rauglwf Recny J. Rice L. Rice Rinehart Robertson Rose Ross Russel l Shelander Siegel Stiles Sti lson Stoneking Stratton Tanner Tarbox Van Dyke Very Walker Williams Wolfe Work Wrighf ,hmm - , , X , llllllll lillz-lll Yeager lGll'l'll Gllllllll Smith Swanson Abbey Baker Beckstrom Buchter C hambers Chase Comes Daugherty EI lioft Fay Gosney Guenter Gustafson Hergenrofher Hubbard Konsfanty Larson Lathrop M. Lushbaugh S. Lushbaugh Marshall McCord Megivern Moran Mu lvihi I I Nelson O 'Brien Prosser Rumsey Shelander Backus Beere Beniamin Berg B I oomster Botsford Brown Conn Connor Curran Digel Dunkle Edgar Farrell Foley Gee Green Grega Kennedy Larson McCord McGee Mitchell Morrison Partchey Placer Razey Rice Rifle Scanlon Swort Silfies Slade Simonetti Wright, G Wright, R HM 4 M- f ' 5 f . .. 1,4 , Jes. Aww, 5,,, hx H s M we .VLkf.. KA 1' 7 QL LM we ll IIERULASSME f53.fG.?e I, Rise and Shine! 2. Branded 3. Sandy and Kathy 4. The long and the short of it. 5. Bonnie 6, Jump in. 7. What's the score? 8. On the fencel 9, Interested My 50 ltik 'W A PLAY 'KD I 1 Q? A real center of interest , Judy . Baby sitter? . Oh! Oh! . off to the races. . Going to the dogs. , Mighty cute I-:J Bl X11 9 S Q f 4, Lf ' lax S4 Q55 +-Qfw1,-wgqrxpeeffrgzsy ., I Qfgggzfiggiggifffijgin2Q'?:5:2Qi?41fsf19s24B,a'f3a2 'L 't n'Y5,1fffs4fw1f FMR ff . X ,,,, ' nesmfiff feaQl1f?::fi2'iif' I - ' W 'it .ff 'KJ' fa ' 5 -L'i'ffl1 'f5fV'?R5? 7 0 fr ' so S , : -f,i-f -4 ' ' ,f 1 .. I ,..,, . .. .,,, .. ,,.. ,. , K .ze M KNEW v. i f X- , J' 'ff' nf x ,N L ae' I 1 54? WV I E lllli AT PLAY . Slumber? Parry . Crockett 85 Co. . A Perfect Lady . Senorita Sits by the Seaside . Missy Muses By the Marsh . The Brush Offl . Characters-A111 . Dig That Crazy Hat, Man 9. That Stern Senior-Look IO. Accidentally Yours. II. Ain't She Sweet? 12. Our Foliage Queen. X Xl .'.' , Q . . .X 'x W o 9 V , ' ., . ' 9 U -X ' . N 3 , Q .1 6 -fflb X I X ' 4aLZ,4g , . ' ' -- A vx f Q 'Gif' o f Y X x ssl? - w ,4f?2Q., -,,,. X . 1 'Q Q l ' x . Q 333' ' W 'V N Q :lfgiqzlz Q 1 X W . h ,iq W rip! gr , ' Q YW 'x f ' , I I mf' ,- ' ! l l5 X :Zffw A QV' ' , ' B4.i'X 4 Q-,- . - QXZ' Lax Q I O is MQ GIRL EE EEEES THIRD ROW: London, Okerlund, Silfies, C. Keesler, D. Keesler, Johnson, Raught, SECOND ROW Mrs. Johnson, Rice, F. Robertson, Fields, R. Robertson, Long, Patterson, Bickford, McGavish, Shelander FIRST ROW: Larson, Razey, Bloomster, N, Keesler, Lathrop, Snyder, Owens. SE IEE IIEME EEE EMIES ELEE SECOND ROW: Razey, Silfies, Abbey. FIRST ROW: Snyder, Long, Patterson, Keesler, Bickford, McGavisk, Bryson, Owens. 54 HIHTH HHAHH JU IHH HIGH HHHH H00 HHIH SECOND ROW: Bloomster, Ludwig, Rice, Stratton, D. Keesler, Work, Raught. FIRST ROW: Robertson, London, Okerlund, N. Keesler, Johnson, Very, Shelander, Daugherty, Mrs. Johnson. HHH TH HHAHH THIRD ROW: Claire, Si1fies,Berg, Brown. SECOND ROW: Kennedy, Slade, Morrison, Botsford, Placer, Benjamin, Gee, Bloomster, Swort. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Dunkle, Connor. 55 RADIO ULUB PRUJEUTIO SECOND ROW: Mr. Larson, Chase, Shonts, Dunn, McCarthy, Work, C. McAnallen. FIRST ROW: Simms, B. McAnallen, Johnson, Denning, Fitzgerald. CLUB BA K l-'OURTH ROW: Ford, Compton, Dickerson, Johnson, Rinehart. THIRD ROW: Ross, Mr. Stone, Morrison, Gruver. SECOND ROW: Stoneking, Hitchcock. FIRST ROW: McDowell, Daniels, Daugherty. 56 f I Mr. Schell Carole Kline V T E DAY PRUJECTIU ULUB MR. STONE, Adviser L ' ' eaders. MIX, Costa PE PALS MR. STONE , Costa Cutting Brown German Grohe Bennet N. Howard W. Howard Adviser ART UL B MRS. ANDERSON , Adviser Morrison Towner Marquardt Edgar W. Howard McGavisk Owens Norman Snyder Hileman Grohe N. Howard Bennett FLASH FDIFSRIAL STAFF C0-ECllf0rS . . . . Thomasina Costa and Karen Johnson Business MGUGQSY . ............ Barbara Robey SPOFTS . . . ............ Alan Wright News . . . . Carole Kline, Terry Hickey, and Johanna Johnson Music . ...... Kay Newton and Caroline Wells Puzzles . ...... Marilyn Raught Art . . . . . . Lois Grohe and Sandra Norman Flash-Hash . ........ Debbie Willson and Carol Chase Reporters . . . Ethel Cunningham, Elaine Tanner, and Ann Megivern Alumni .... ........ D awn Abbey and Carol Kelly Junior High News . . . . Georgeann Wright Grade News ............... Charlotte Konstanty FRFDFFFIFF STAFF Donna Madison . . . Judy Randall ...... Margaret Grega Joann Boswick . . Kay Larson . . Pauline Dragoone Rose Bizzak . . Sandy Baker . . Sonia Campbell Ronnie Johnson . ..... . Beverly McGavisk 58 LATI LLUB MR. CIMBAL, Adviser Randall Keesler Eddy Hakel Campbell Larson Patterson LIBRARY CLUB MISS COLEGROVE, Adviser ' , SS CL B PLL PENNINGTON Adviser E I0ll IIMMATIC CLUB THIRD ROW: Pierce, Vandervort, Howard, Baker, Stratton, Marsh, Caskey, Mrs. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Oakes, Jones, Loucks, Dragoone, Very, Chase, Cooper, Johnson, L. Eddy. JUNIIIR IIRAMATIC CL ll MRS. ANDERSON Adviser MISS BEERE A dvis er MATH CLUB MR. RHOADS Adviser 7th AEE 8th CEAEE SCIENCE CLUB MR. CIMBAL Adviser 7th EEAEE SCIENCE CLEC MR. CIMBAL Adviser FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA FOURTH ROW: Shonts, Larson, Daniels, Kleisath, Cunningham, Connor, Carlson, Hewitt, Hixenbaugh Denning, Shelley, Tanner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Chambers, Fields, Work, Church, Hirsh, Jennings, Mor- gan, Magee, Morton, Johnson, Comes, Cunningham, Okerlund. SECOND ROW: McAna1len, Denning, Johnson, Fitzgerald, beet, Faes, Warfle. FIRST ROW: Kennedy, Bickford, Arnett, Burdick, Mc- Dowell, Compton. Right on the Jobl Ronnie and Bucktail Adviser - MR. CHAMBERS 62 JUNICB HIGH BUYS' BASKETBALL CLUB WBBSTLWC CLUB , Coach 1fv1a?fn:sxeezfBasiszzshigzfffmmemmnwswwsmesaa55:x,afa s1m JUNICB HICH BUYS FBCTBALL CLUB E IGG IIIGII GIRLS! GYM GLUG THIRD ROW: Green, McDowell, Swanson, Hileman, Norrnan, Parris, Barr, Connors, Snyder Grinolds, Scanlon, Lathrop, Miss Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Barr, Campbell, Randall, Van Mort Slade, Andrews. FIRST ROW: Barnett, Nick, M. Towner, H. Towner. JU IGR IIIGII GIRLS' GYM GL II FOURTH ROW: Chase, Grega, Lloyd, Okerlund, Ludwig, Stiles, Placer, Kessler. THIRD ROW: M. Lushbaugh, Nelson, Peterson, Wolfe, Lathrop, McDowell, Marsh, Bloomster, Robertson THIRD ROW: Swanson, London, Very, Tarbox, Rose, Shelander, Daugherty, Guenter, McGee, Miss Dickerson. FIRST ROW: Kennedy, Rice, Gosney, Beckstrom, O'Brien, Moran, S. Lushbaugh. x A Y wx X . 4 ,-2w?M'ai-iw sllf. 1: 5 Q Maggy-Euxx V, 0 -Malflmlgdwxlii W 413-'SME 'I .MSSLQIE fl HH -.. 11- . - '- -4- g, fl- f-x f fffzffll - X.. l. 4:1 Z- LIHJE W lf- ,Q ,.. SENIIHI BAND Director ---- MR. CHARLES PARTCHEY .AS . ffil,f,ei'.f3 ON PARADE 66 SENl0R MAJURETTES Joanne Boswick 4 Tef Y HiCkeY Carol Kelly JUNIOR MAJORETTES Penny Konsfanfy-Donna Fizzell-Peggy O'Brien Gail Guenter Lois Moran 67 JUNI0ll BAND Director ---- MR. CHARLES PARTCHEY MARCH! NG! MARCHING! 68 vi 'l'EIlCll0lli OFFICERS President .... . . . . Alan Wright Vice-President . . . . . .Kem Smith Secretary-Treasurer . , . Donna Fizzell Directress ......................... Margaret Stone The Vested Choir was againdirected by Mrs, Stone, who returned after taking a leave of absence due to the birth of her daughter, Sarah. This excellent music ore ganization was composed of forty-six outstanding students from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. - The first program we put on was during nightschool for American Education Week, We sang our Alma Mater and several other numbers. At the Sacred Christmas concert we sang the traditional Christmas music:-e Beautiful Saviour, Glory to God, And the Glory of the Lord, and the Hale- leluiah ChoruSs Soloists were Alan Wright, Margaret Grega, and Muriel Wright. Seventeen choir members participated in County Chorus which was held in Smethport in Februaryg Nine students were members ofthe DistrictChorus Festival in South Williams:- port in April. Those honored to attend were: Margaret Grega, Alan Wright, Barbara Conn, Muriel Wright, Elaine Tanner, Ted Larson, Clark Johnson, Kent Smith, and Wayne Church. In our annual Spring Concert we sang Nightfall in Skye, Acloramus Te, This ls My Country, and Rocky-a-My-Soul to mention a Few., We finished our very successful year by singing at Baccalaureate and Come mencement. 69 SHHIGH HIGH GIHLS' GHGHHS JHHIGH HIGH GIHLS' GHGHHG Director- Margaret Stone 70 J A-1.1.5,-721'-LTl i if X- - n Q- X gummy, X , A , , yr v may e Q , . -Y r'.,'.'.'g 'f L 'r . 2 . Q 9 2 Wx ' my WW l ' Wiz ww Wfff xw W wif W1 Wff I - XXV? bun V1-lll l'l'Y ll00'l'llALL SECOND ROW: O'Connor, G. Cunningham, Lathrop, Isadore, W. Cunningham. FIRST ROW: Hauck, Murray, Parker, Barndr, Pickersgill, Angell, Larson, Dunn, Wright, Hakel. ' September IO, l955, found the Hubbers playing on the rain swept Bradford field against the St. Bernard Ramblers, the Ramblers held the top end ofa 7-6 score. Again on the road the Hubbers came out on the low end of a 20-O score in a game played in the 96 degree heat on the Coudersport Field. The next two weeks the team fared no better as Sheffield and Gtto took the winning column by 33-0 and 7-6 scores. Revenge was ours the next weekend as a 20-l2 score showed a victory over Renovo. The Hubbers broke as a very powerful Ridgway, Youngsville,and St. Marys were topside on such scores as 27-7, 47-O and 32-6. The next weekend saw a large crowd at McCoy Stadium to watch the usual rivals, Smethport and the Port High Gators, battle it out. After gaininga7-6 lead in the first quarter, the Hubbers fell behind I3-7and tasted an eventual 33-l3defeat. 72 Jlllllllll V1-lil l'l'Y F00'l'IlALL J. V. FOOTBALL The Baby Hubbers had an average season this year having a record of one win, Five losses, and one scoreless tie. The scoreless tie was agreat moral victory for the boys as they held the Bradford Frosh team, which Finished the season undefeated. The J. V. team Showed plenty of fight and good hard football to the fans this year. You will see many of these players on the starting lineup of the Varsity. J. V. lineup was: Ends . . . . Cooper-Jennings Tackles . .... Elias--Rice Guards . . P. Houck--Idding Center . .... Neely QB 4 . B. Cunningham HB . . . . T. Lord HB . .... J. lsadore FB . . . W. Cunningham SECOND ROW: Vandervort, McCarthy, Lord, Kline, Cunnir1gham,Isadore, Russell, Elias. FIRST ROW: Cooper, Rice, Recney, Neely, Hauck, Iddings, Freer, Jennings, llzlll l'l'Y lil KETBALL J BACK ROW: Denning, Cunningham, O'Connor, Burdick, Comes, Coach Vesber. FRONT ROW: Megivern, Manager: McKay Slmms, Cooper, Hauck, Rote, Burt, Comes, Manager. This year the Smethport Hubbers, coached again by Mr. Vesber, were the defending Champions of the North Tier League. The Vesbermen entered the annual Kiwanis Club Tournament at C l a rion over the Christmas vacation and came out third place victors. There were eight teams competing in the tourney. The team lost its second game of the tournament to top-seeded Shannock Valley High School, who finally emerged the winners by defeating Johnsonburg in the final game. ln the first game Semethport defeated Clarion, which is coached by Mr. Norman Zwald, former athletic instructor at Smethport. There were seven seniors on this year's squad. They are Skip Rote, Bruce McKay, Clair Burdick, Bill Simms, Rodney Hauck, Blaine O'Connor, and Wayne Burt. Rounding out the twelve-man team are Chuck Cooper, a talented sophomore who sees plenty of ac- tion on the starting team, Phillip Hauck, a sophomore, and three iuniors, Phillip Denning, Eric Johnson, and Harry Comes. The only starter from last year's team was Mel QSkipD Rote, who has been the team's leading scorer and backbone of the attack. This is a team which never gives up and has proved very good in the league, be- cause of their never die efforts and their superb defensive play. The Vesbermen did not equal the previous team's record of 21-l , but have still carried on the good name of S.H.S. and have been very powerful in the North Tier League. They emerged the victors of the first half of the league. The record is: Smethport Opponents Smethport Opponents Emporium 53 64 Oswayo Valley Wilcox Otto Township Ridgwa St. Bernies Sheffielld Port Allegany Emporium Wilcox Ridgwa Eldred Sheffielld Alumni Clarion Otto Township Shannock Valley Coudersport R East Brady Oswayo Valley St. Bernies Otto Township Coudersport Port Allegany Eldred Jmllon vlnslnn icnnn The Baby Hubbers , better known as the J.V's. have had a very successful season with seventeen wins and three losses to Emporium, Coudersport, and Otto. The team consists of three freshmen and nine sophomores. Their captain, chosen by the boys, is also a sophomore, Fred Larson. They are coached by Mr. Rhoads, who has done an excellent job. He has tried his best to teach them good sportsmanship along with the pla S. Y Practice makes perfect is an old saying and to prove this all you have to do is go down to the g m any night between 6:45 and 9:15 and you'll see the J.V's. plugging on the court For all they're worth. The Five boys who usuallystart the games are Fred Larson, Dick Burdick, Louie Neely, Phil Hauck, and Russell Denning. These boys along with Bunny O'Connor are the top six men For points. These six boys play more than the other members because they are better than the average rarely miss a practice, and they really work for all they get. We have some good material in the second string for our J.V. team next year and some good material For the Varsity for the next three years. Our Baby Hubbers have learned that basketball is Fun, that good sportsmanship is needed, and to win isn't the only reason they're out on the Floor playing. We're sure that all the Fans have loved watching our J.V's. play and the encourage- ment we gave them by cheering helped them to win. We know that the J.V's. of the pre - sent season will rank high with the other top teams of our school. BACK ROW: Burdick, W. Cunningham, R. Larson, F. Larson, Denning, Austin, Kline, Coach Rhoads. FRONT ROW: Gustafson, Manager, Freer, Jennings, O'Connor, Neely, Hauck, Newhouse, Manager. IHIY 'TUMBLI GCLUB FOURTH ROW: Larson, Neely, Isadore, Howard. THIRD ROW: Prosser, Clark, Shel- ander, McCarthy, Howard, Connor, Madison, Dickerson, Walker, Lushbaugh. SECOND ROW: Gruver, Mullen, Recney, Ogilvie, Goodwill, Mr, Donovan, Green. VAR l'l'Y THIRD ROW: Mr. Rhoads, Larson, Burdick, Hakel, Rote, Neely, Isadore, Larson, Hauck, Murray, McKay, Cunningham, Lushbaugh, Johnson, Lathrop, Dunn, Wright, Parker, O'Connor, Angell, Pickersgill, Barndr, Simms. 76 'llllllll The Smethport High School Track team of l955, sustained the tradition of great Hub- ber teams of the past. A Fine all around team led by Blaine O 'Connor, Bob Lathrop, Jim Smith, Larry Moran, Glenn C unningham , Fred Larson, and Rodney Hauck gave the Hubbers a record breaking fifth consecutive District lX Class B Championship. During the season record breaking preformances were turned in by the following boys: Larry Moran Shot Put 45'2 Bob Lathrop Pole Vault ll '6 Bob Lathrop Javelin l69'6 Blaine O'Connor Blaine O'Connor Blaine O'Connor Championships were won by: Blaine O'Connor Bob Lathrop Jim Smith Rodney Houck IOO yard Dash lO.2 sec 220 yard Dash 22.8 sec 440 yard Dash 52.1 sec lOO-220-440 Pole Vault and Javelin l8O yd. Hurdles Broad Jump , ln addition to these honors, Bob Lathrop and Blaine O'Connor placed in the State Meet at Penn. State University. Lathrop placed third inthe pole vaultand fourth in the iavelin, while O'Connor came home third in the 440 and sixth in both the l0O and 220 ycl. dashes. i,,,,- , W ,,,, W Tv CHEERLEADER Ann Megivern Marilyn Rought Corole Sue Kline Phyllis Stafford Sully Horbridge Audyne Wolberf SUBSTITUTE Kay Larson Karen Weimer 78 f M Q fg I 43043 NoRR?SoN EEE HEART WEEE YEEEEA E GAY Comedy Presentation by Senior Class Cast of characters fln the order of their appearancej Steward .......... D... . . . . Alan Wright Mrs. Skinner .... ....... . Debbie Willson Cornelia Otis Skinner . .... Sylvia Jones Otis Skinner . . . . . Lawerence Stratton Emily Kimbrough . Q . . .Linda Loucks Purser .... . .Malcolm Parker Stewardess . . . Marilyn Raught Dick Winters . Admiral . . . Harriet St. John . Winifred Blaugh . Leo McEvoy . . Inspector Therese . . Madame Elise . . Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner . 80 . .Bruce McKay . Paul Barndt . . Jackie Green Rose Ellen Cooper . . Earl Nick Audyne Wolbert . Virginia Bayer . . Margaret Grega Q David Caskey . .. Jack Pickersgi ll SENHIR PLAY IlALLOWE'EN WINIHIW PAINTINGS WITCHES I ll GOBLINS I !! GH THE QUEEN AND HER COURT ll0MEUOMl G We SOPHOMORE FLOAT FROSH CA PERS RIDING TO FRAMEI DRIVER IIIIIIIIATIRII IILASSRIIIIM IIRIIIIIII RIIAIIY 'III 'IAIIII IIIIF IIIS'I'RIIC'IOR JU l0RIHGH BOY 'CHOR FOURTH ROW: Parris, Larson, Dougherty, Mitchell, Yeager, Acre, Bickford, Dickerson, Morrison, Rine- hart. THIRD ROW: Compton, Tanner, Green, Digel, Ford, Digel, Stoneking, Walker, Mullen, Kline, Gruver. SECOND ROW: Wright, Curran, Arnett, Prosser, Gorrell, Ross. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stone, Hun- giville, McGee, Rifle, Conn, Beere, Razey, Partchey, Madison, Loucks. TREE EMBLE BACK ROW: Wright. Love, Johnson, Larson, Freer. Cleveland, Church, Smith. FIRST ROW: Grega, Wright, Keesler, Tanner, Johnson, Hess, Conn, Boswick. 85 ll0LlllAY W W 1170 l I -Q - Q I W -5- 'V We L T Q 'ES YQ K AQ Y kkfe Xi 9 X G K Q 5 Q f Gegtggxf APPLIANCE STORES Palmer Electric .A . . Konstanty's T .V ., Service Clark and Humphrey. . B. F. Goodrich , , , ATTO RN EY-AT - LAW Potter, E. Guerdon, , AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Cleveland Garage , , East Side Garage Hughey Buick Kerr's Oldsmobile Garag Smethport Garage I' 'llllll IZEII IRIIIIIIIIVIISII S They have made this book possible Our sincere THANKS to them! sl'-J: kia? Quaker State Refining Corporation Zippo Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Digel Kendal Refining Company Hamlin Bank and Trust Company -k . .Smethport , ,, Bradford , O lean , ,Smethport , , Smethport S BANKS AND LOAN COMPANIES Smethport National Bank , ,Smethport First National Bank . Taschler Loan Company, . . . Eldred , , Bradford Tuna Savings and Loan Assn. BARBERS AND BEAUTICIANS Bernadette's Shoppe, , Eaton Barber Shop Butler and Zannelli , , BUILDERS Holmes 8. Gilfillan , , Smethport , Bradford , Smethport R. L. Larson, General Contractor CHILDREN'S AND INFANT'S WEAR Jack and Jill Shop , . , , Bradford ki: 'k'k CLEANERS Connor's Cleaners . . . Joe's Cleaners Ash Cleaners, Inc. . Smethport . Olean DENTISTS Michielson, C. F. .... Smethport Rinehart, Walter J. Parsons, P. L. . . . Ormsby DEPARTMENT STORES J. C. Penney . . . , , Bradford FABRICS, FLOOR COVERINGS, UPHO LSTERY Berk's Fabric Center .... Olean Rosen's Furniture .... Bradford FARM EQUIP., DAIRIES, FEED MILLS McKean County Creamery. Smethport Bradford Supply Co .... Bradford Herzog Milling Co. . . Farmers Valley FLORISTS AND TREE GROWERS Acher's Greenhouse. . . Smethport The Evergreenery .... Ormsby Oppenheim Floral Shop . . Olean FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fry Funeral Home . . . Smethport Lee's Funeral Home GASOLINE FILLING STATIONS PA'l'll0 IZE 0 ll ADVERTISER Lindquists's Service. . Lopus Sterling Station Sharro's Kendall Station Zetwick's Atlantic Station Laschesky's Station. . . . Cyclone Service Station . . Ladlee's Service Station Gifford Tire Shop .... Flo d's Service Station . . Y Manning's Garage GROCERS Costa's Food Market . Denning's Grocery Lindholm's Grocery Wesmiller's Grocery Highfield's Grocery. . Neely's Grocery Anderson 's Grocery . George Rees .... Grega 's Grocery .... MulvihilI's Grocery Douglass Grocery . . Kraft 's Market Smethport . Betula .Cyclone . Gifford . Ormsby Smethport . Aiken Colegrove Coryvi l le . Crosby . E . Smethport Marsh's Store .... Farmers Valley C. J. Parsons Grocery .... Ormsby HARDWARE Johnson's Hardware . . Smethport Masser's Hardware HOSPITALS Deaconess ........ Buffalo For a career in Professional nursing, apply to the Director of Nurses at Dea coness Hospital Schoolof Nursing, 563 Riley Street, Buffalo 8, New York. INDUSTRIES . Backus Novelty . . . Learch's Saw Mill Clermont Excavating Co. . INSURANCE Backus Insurance Agency Buller's Agency Cleveland, Clifford G. Quirk, Francis, Jr. JEWELERS Anderson Jewelery . . Budd Jewelers . . Kleiderlein Jewelry Begg's Jewelers . . . Palmquist's Jewelers Reed 's Jewelers LADIES' WEARING APPAREL Smethport Clermont .Smethport Smethport . Bradford . .Olean Gabriels Dress Shop .... Smethport Virginia's Dress Shop Be Ju Dress Shop . . . .Olean S. K.Tate . . . . Bradford MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Rubin, H. W. and Son. . .Smethport Dana Clothing ..... Bradford Friedman's Clothing Nichols Clothier Carnahans Men's Shop .... Olean Davis Clothing HenzeI's Men's Shop MUSIC DEALERS Music Center. . . StudIey's Music House Willard Music Store OPTO MET RI STS Johns, Robert L. . PAT RO N S Burt, Chester . . Bradford . . .Olean . Smethport SERVICE AND UTILITIES HaIl's Disposal Service . Smethport McKean County Democrat McKean County Miner P. and M. Printing Sales R. M. Dunn, Vending Service Smethport Water Company United Mine Workers Barnsdall Printing Co. . . . Bradford Bradford Publications Bradford Service, Inc. Taylor Roofing United Natural Gas Company Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Leonard PHARMACIES SHOE RETAILERS Ott and McHenry .... Bradford Anderson's Shoe Store . . Smethport Gustafson's Drug Store . Eldred Ash Shoe Store ..... Bradford Oppenheim's Shoe Store RaIph's Fine Shoes Blumenthal Shoe Store . . . Olean PHYSICIANS Hannifan and Co. Guenter, Fritz E. . .. . Smethport Lester's Shoe Store l'IOClCef1lD6I'I'y, Ralph E. SiegeI'5 Sl'1Oe Store Murray, William M. Triangle Shoe Store Zink, George B. Silverstine, L. B. . . Bradford RECREATION--SPORTING GOODS VARIETY AND SPECIALTY STORES Smethport Bowling Alley BIumenthal's Sporting Goods. . Olean RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS Bernard's Motel. . . Coffee Shop Corner Restaurant HuII's Hotel MiIroy's Diner Congress Diner . Maples Inn, The . Bucktail Inn . . . Dairy Bar .... Piccioli's Restaurant Pickup's Restaurant Fulton House . . . . Smethport . Bradford . .CoIe9rove . . . Crosby Farmers Valley . . . O lean . Smethport Lindgren's Variety Store . Smethport Platko's Variety Store Smethport Auto Parts Tessena's Specialty Shoppe Worth Smith De SeIle's Candies .... Bradford Good News Book Shop Picture Shop, The Taylor Photo Shop F. A. Farris Dry Goods Store . .Olean Giles Typewriter Company Miller Gun Shop Photographs by Daugherty Studio in . . . . Bradford, Pennsylvania Jr' Q, l. N GOOD X I x I 365135 IES! ' nf III, II FAIIIIWIILL I ' AS WE SADLY ROAMTHE CORRIDORS OUR LAST WEEK AT SCHOOL, WE FIND WEARE REMINDED EVEN NOW OF THE MEMORIES LEFT BEHIND, OF OUR FRIENDS AND TEACHERS WHO THOUGH, WITHOUT CO-OPERATION WORK- ED FOR FOUR YEARS TO HELP PREPARE US FOR FUTURE OCCUPATIONS. WITH TEAR FILLED EYES WE ALL RECALL OUR CHILDISH PRANKS AND THEN WE START TO LAUGH, BUT REMEM- BER THEY ARE GONE AND OUR EYES FILLONCE AGAIN. IT'S SO VERY HARD IN WORDS TO SAY FAREWELL TO THINGS YOU LOVED SO MUCH. CLASSMATES PART AT THE DOOR BUT PLAN TO MEET ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS WITH FOND MEMORIES EVERMORE. 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