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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1957 volume:

Ili ZTITILHEH 6 IL!KU.W XY! X, W 'fm A ...qs- -Iii-x NUNLINDAH l957 Presented by the Senior Class of Smethport Area Joint High School, Smethport, Pennsylvania Tenth Anniversary Edition OU R ALMA MATER In a little town of Smethport Then when Smethport's season's over Hills eternal lieg And the record's done Stands our famous Alma Mater Her fair name will be exalted Dear Old Smethport High. And her victory won. Hail to Smethport! Hail to Smethport! We are ready to defend her May she never die. And her color's, too. Hail to our dear Alma Mater Orange and black are floating o'ver us Hail to Smethport High. O'ver our school so true. FOREWORD The NUNUNDAI-I Staff of 1957 believes that this 10th Anniversary edition of the NU- NUNDAI-I marks an occasion when it is appropriate to reveiw the origin of one of our High School's finest traditions---its Senior Annual. NUNUNDAH in the present series was first published by the class of 1948. This class chose the title NUNUNDAH because they wished to help popularize this traditional Indian place name. The title had been used once before by the class of 1939 in a special year book, but it was not until nine years later that our year book became an annual publication. The NUNUNDAH of 1948 quoted the following from The History of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter Counties: The Allegheny River enters McKean County in the west center of Liberty Township, coming down from the heights of Potter County, receives the waters of the Portage at Port Allegany, and of Nunundah Creek south of Larrabee. Many years ago, Q10 J. Hamlin, completing his historical notes of this county wrote that Potato Creek is named from the Indian work Nun-un-dah, which means potato. Mr. Hamlin stated that Indians long ago lost some potatoes in the stream from the up- setting of their canoe and they called it Nunundah. In 1832 he placed a potato before an Indian school teacher, asking for its Indian nameg the teacher replied Nunundah.' In later years he interviewed members of the Cornplanter and Seneca bands, who gave it the same name. Up to the period of Mr. Hamlin's death he always regretted the action of his fellow citizens in adhering to the anglicized form ofthe euphonious Indian name 'Nunundah' . 3 DEDICATIO T0 We dedicate to Our Parents This edition of the NUNUNDAH. To show our thanks for all they've done, 'Tis through their efforts our graduation will come. They tried to teach us right from wrong, Working beside us, confiding sorrows and song. They willingly helped us Sponsor dances and sell bake stuff. We will never be able to repay these debts, Or return in full the many other assets. As we seniors travel our separate ways, With treasured thoughts of our school days. 4 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. QUR P RENTS and Mrs. Hollis Andrews ana Mrs Wayne Barnett and Mrs Milton Barr and Mrs Ward Bickford and Mrs Paul Campbell and Mrs Richard Chase and Mrs Robert Cleveland Ruby Connors and Mrs. Alex Cunningham and Mrs. Jake Daniels and Mrs. Leith Dennis and Mrs. Russell Denning and Mrs Ralph Dickinson and Mrs. Albin Faes and Mrs. Steward Goodwill and Mrs. Albert Green and Mrs. L. W. Hall F. V. Herriman and Mrs. Jack Hewitt and Mrs. Eugene Hirsch and Mrs Kenneth Hixenbaugh and Mrs Clift Howard and Mrs. Ralph Howard and Mrs Earl Iddings and Mrs Albert Johnson and Mrs Howard Johnson and Mrs Leonard Johnson and Mrs. Leonard B. Johnson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr: Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson and Mrs. Russell Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Mrs. Harry Larson and Mrs. Raymond Larson Edna Lathrop and Mrs. Leonard Lathrop and Mrs. James Leet and Mrs. Homor Long and Mrs. Laureen Mix and Mrs. Sam Neely and Mrs. Keith Ogilivie and Mrs. S. D. Pierce and Mrs. Wayne Putnam and Mrs. Richard Randall and Mrs. John Robertson and Mrs. John Robinson and Mrs. Cecil Ross and Mrs. Worth Smith and Mrs. Lyle Safford and Mrs. Lyle Tanner Lynette Towner and Mrs. C. S. Vandervort and Mrs. Eugene Very and Mrs. Edwin Warfle and Mrs. Chester Weimer and Mrs. Wilbur Work and Mrs. Harold Wright TABLE OF CO TENTS FOREWORD ......... . ...... . . . ....... ......... . . . . DEDICATION ...... PRINCIPALS. ........ . BOARD OF EDUCATION . . FACULTY ......... . . NUNUNDAH STAFF . . . SENIORS ....... . IU NIORS ...... . SOPHOMORES ..... . UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . FEATURES ..... . ACTIVITIES . . . . ADVERTISING ..... . SENIOR DIRECTORY . . . 6 65 5354, F1 A l 4k x -O I' I - ws Q?-'bztoey-Cx 69 Mf' Q6 X Q Rf XX I . ....., j lu?.,,, XX ,I 'nuum usszixrx X xX1..,.w.xy. - ::.t-31:1 . --s1'.:.'.: E t :ft :..':::':::::::.i '.'f1'Q-1 f1'- S xi N . ........... -. l OUR PRINCIPALS Hina SUPERVISINC PRINCIPAL SECONDARY PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Hugh Lunn Philip Jones Theodore Vesber Seniors of 1957, as spokesman for the Faculty, Administration, and Board of School Di- rectors, I congratulate you on this fine yearbook and your coming graduation from the Smethport Area Joint High School. Remember, upon your graduation, the diploma that you will receive is merely a sym- bol of your having completed a required coLu'se of study. The true meaning of gradua- tion comes with maturing years. The enriching experiences and fun of your high school training and activities will become much more real and self-evident as you pursue your higher education, trade, or occupation. By virtue of having completed your education in the high school, you are enabled to live a happier, more useful, complete life and you are better citizens of your com- munity, state and nationg your diploma-is not a symbol, but its true meaning is em- bodied in you, a fine competent American youth, well prepared to assume and think through the many responsibilities of your generation. Farewell and best wishes to all. 8 OUR SCHOQL BCARD Hamlin Dickins, Lombard, Danielson Thomas, McKiernan, Willardson Houslar, Beckman Rifle, Norwich Bill McKiernan Keating Bnmer, Weimer, Boylan Herzog, Harmon Sergeant Schnepp, Dibler Smethport Huffman, Digel, Morrison Guenter, Moran 9 ANNE ANDERSON NANCY BEERE ETHELIND BOTSFORD Art, Guidance English, Social Studies Secretary Effective Living Art Club Lock Haven, B.S St. Bonaventure, M.S. Speech, Sr. Play Allegheny College, A.B. FACLI LTY x-1'-s if LEWIS CHAMBERS ANTHONY CIMBAL MARTHA COLEGROVE ANITA DICKERSON FuV0C2?0nH1 Agriculture Latin, Science English, Library Physical Education ture armers o America Mansfield, B.S. Library Club Health English Penn State, B.S. Penn State, M.E.D. Carnegie Institute, B.S. Cheegleadmg St. Bonaventure, M.S. Slippery Rock B S , if 2 A I :::: M ix JAMES DONAVAN Health, History Physical Education Track Coach Lock Haven, B.S. ROBERT GLARNER History, P.O.D. Student Council Penna., B.A. MARION HACKETT Nurse ALMA JOHNSON GEORGE IARSON WAYNE MADER CHARLES PARTCHEY English Industrial Arts Biology, Science Instrumental Music FIASH, Girl Reserves Mechanical Drawing Football Coach Mansfield, B.S Upsala College, B.A. Alfred Univ., B.S. Clarion, B.S. FACLI LTY IQQ 4 ri JACK PENNINGTON EUGENE RHOADS HARRIETT ROCKEFELLER Mathematics, Driver Mathematics, Math. Shorthand, Typing, Education, Press Club Club, Varsity S. Office Practice, FLASH Indiana, B.S. Clarion, B.S. Indiana, B.S. New York Univ., B.A. 'CT' DALE SCHELL GAIL SYNDER CURTIS STONE MARGARET STONE Bookkeeping, Law Home Economics, F.H.A. World History Vocal Music J.B.T., J.B.A. Mansfield, B.S. NUNUNDAH Adv. Houghton College, B.S. School Bank Asst. Track Coach Penna., M.E.D. Indiana, B.S. Penna., B.S. NUNLINDAH STAFF EDITOR .......... . . . MURIEL WRIGHT ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . ..... IUDY RANDALL BUSINESS MANAGER . . .... . SONIA CAMPBELL ART EDITOR ...... . . . WETONNA PATTERSON PHOTOGRAPHS ....... . . . ..... . .......... . . . . . . . MARLENE CONNORS Campbell, Towner, Randall, Wright, Barr, Connors, Vandervort, Ogilivie, Mix, Patter- son, Putnam, Neely, Dickinson, Green ' PHOTOGRAPHY .... . . . LOU MANFREDO FACULTY PICTURES. . . .... BILL BARTON ADVISOR ......... . . CURTIS STONE 12 . -1... --g ' .51- ,-3.- . i-4. ra? aQ,,. -f '95, ff 7 1 1 I I X Gfmvk 01455 1 I K f f I X xx I I 1 I K X , ' 1 K I X i X SENIOR OFFICER Larson, Randall, Ctmningham, Comes, Smithg Treasurer, Secretary, Clean-up, Vice-President, President In September of 1953 the curtain rose on a four act play, The Success Story. The cast consisted of eighty-five students. The first act revealed us as shy, self -conscious freshman making friends and planning our Freshman Frolic. The second act found us one step higher on the ladder of success. We were proud to be entering Senior High. We elected class officers who were to retain their position during the following three years. We sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance which was a huge success. The third act saw us as confident juniors who looked up only to the seniors. We ac- complished much that year as we purchased our class rings, held numerous food sales, and traveled to Hawaii for our Prom. The play was soon to be concluded with the cast reduced to fifty seven. The opening of act four displayed us as Seniors nearing the end of our association with Smethport High School and the class of 1957. We had a wonderful year. If you could once again enact it, what would you choose? An athletic event, the Halloween Hop, your first date with that certain someone, the Christmas Ball, an activity, Twerp Week, signing of the NUNUNDAHS, your last Prom, Class Day, New York Trip, graduation night? As you reminisce what is your reactiong relief, triumph, success, or tears? We,as a class, are proud of our accomplishments which we obtained by the guidance, devotion, and instruction of the faculty. We are now ready to begin the climb on the ladder to success. But in our hearts and minds we will always remember our dear Alma Mater. 14 BARNETT, SHIRLEY MARIE Young and Foolish Shirley is the class devil who is always seen smilingg She has quick eye for Shorthand. Always willing to help . . . another Hilltopper . . . nice friend to all Ambition: Receptionist SENICRS ANDREWS, VIOLA JEAN Wedding Bells Jeannie is the lass with the longest curls who is a fabulous flirt. Pie winner . . . best dancer . . . night owl . . . matrimony minded . . Emporium bound . . . petite figure . . . Ambition: Beautician PATRICIA LOUISE BARR Dungaree Doll An athlete and sports fan who always has a date. Friendly and kind is our Patti . Natural curly hair . . . flair for Fords . . . goof-off . . . has camp parties? . . . hillbilly fan . . . Ambition: Physical Education Teacher SENICRS an . Vw X WWA. CAMPBELL SONJA JEAN Sone , our capable Business Manager of NUNUNDAH and Press Club editor is well liked. Best All-Around Senior . . . champion gum cracker . . . hot rod . . . magazine captain . . . school skipper . . . Ambition: Nurse 5. SENIORS BICKFORD, BEVERLY ANN You Don't Know Me Bev is our sweet blonde who is very interested in Home Economics. Changes moods . . . an ardent hillbilly fan . . . a good friend to all . . Ambition: Telephone Operator Don't Be Cruel I love Paris CHASE, CAROL LOUISE Versatile is Carol who enjoys sports, music, and dramaticsg as well as her daily studies. Calorie counter . . . never seen without Karen or her knitting . . . starred as Judy . . . most artistic . . . Ambition: Fashion Designer SENIORS COMES HARRY DAVID, Jr Jiggs,5 our good-looking fdnner boy is interested in caxs and drags. Terrific basketball p1ayer...interest in the junior c1ass...5 a.m. mi1ki.ngs...vice-president. Ambition: Successful farmer in if . SENIORS CLEVELAND, LEE WALTER I Wander Alone As an automobile hobbyist, Lee is topsg a nice kid when you get to know him. Loves Hudsons...best musician...get wise, ldd... Elvis Presley, lI ... slow Ambition: Own a guage Out Behind the Barn CONNERS, MARLENE ANN R1ma.round Little Mac is our blond bombshell, who's always flying oi the handle. Pittsburgh bound...ro1ler skating...penpa.1 excha.nger...sma11 but mightymwittiest... Ambition: Airline hostess SENIORS -J 'sf -ull' gif? uf DANIEIS, PAULINE LOUISE Paul is our soda jerker who Loyal sports fan...gum vending antmcooperative... Ambition: Telephone Operator If SENIORS CUNNINGHAM, GLENN EUGENE Mr, Touchdown, USA Albert is Mr. Atlas of the class. His muscles were developed by football and track. Mad about your body...c1ea.n up ma.n...footbaJ.l co-captain...Student Council President... Ambition: Athletic coach Are You Satisfied has a flair for getting around. machinemcrazy colors...library assist- 'kg M f X is e If 2 .j ,t' Vqii f ' i f :-t tltt . 1 K ,. K . .1:..:,f , ,.: K p Q. ii A, - t. DENNING, PHILIP VICTOR Soldier Boy Phil plans to lend Uncle Sam a hand after graduation. He's our basketball star. Most popular...light on his feet...Eric's bodyguard...YOU'RE late... basketball. captain... Ambition: Armed forces SENIORS ' I8 5 I DICKINSON, MARY KATHERINE Walk Down the Aisle A pretty smile and pleasantness makes Kay a favorite classmate Sh'yest...you're blushing agai.n... l2:30 Miss ...you might think she's shy bun... Ambition: Beautician ,fa SENIORS DENNIS, DIANE MARIE Dennis, the Menace Bradford's loss and Smethport's gaing Di is one of our substitute cheerleaders. Natural curls...most athletic...double jointed Rainbow twirler...tw0- toned eyes... Ambition: Physical Education Teacher FAES, FRANK LEROY Freck1es Peanuts shyness adds to his little brother personality. His interest is baseball. Rolling 1augh...best things come in little packages...frecldes...I FA helper. . . Ambition: Baseball career SENIORS 19 T 5 SENIQRS QOODWIBL, DEAN DARRHTL Take Me to the Ballgame' Cappy IS our baseball whiz who totes groceries for the Market Bas- ket. Best Dressed...loves to read...big tease...never a hair out of place... snazzy clothes... Ambition: Millionaire GREEN, CUNNINGUNDAH KATHRYN Dark Eyes Although she is rather quiet and shy, Connie is the type of girl any- one would want for a pal. Emporium bou.nd...neat...stock car fan... prettyAuburn hair...never a murmur... Red ... Ambition: Airline hostess .ss I HAIEL, ROBERT JOHN Blue Suede Shoes Bob is the giraie of the class who's vice-president of Student Council. Scow1er...Kin,g Street Hairmhusky football player...0ne of our more experienced drivers... Ambition: Success in life SENIORS Q +xw up HIRSCH, JOSHH FLOYD SENIORS HEWITT, THOMAS STANLEY I'm in the Army Now Tom is our only National Guard member who's very interested in farming. Patrols the Ormsby road...ca.mper...f1ying Bnger from shop...never serious... ,nc llJoeyll ' One of the nicest fellows in our class is Joey he has a jovial attitude 1' and loves to tease. Most po1ite...cra.zy blue truckmhangs out at Wi1cox...it's a vicious fi circle . . . Ambition: State Trooper HIXENBAUGH, JACK WAYMAN Girls Spell Trouble Jack is our quiet and reserved senior who has a definite phobia of girls. Never a hair out of place...shyest...what an appetite...let's go hunt- ing...pretty eyes... Ambition: Pilot SENIORS HOWARD, JAMES EDWARD Sweet Dreams Jim is a man of few worck who has a ready sense of humor. Sleeps all the time...Wi1cox visitor...has a hot '35 Ford...quiet but a devil undemeath... Ambition: Undecided SENIORS HOWARD, DALE ARTHUR Hey, Good-Looking Dale is the handsome chap whose interests lie in wrestling and roller skating. Best 1ooking...Wi1cox vlsiUor...hot Ford bomb...our blushing Clermon- ter. . .flirtatious. . . Ambition: Undecided IDDINGS, ARTHUR WILLIAM My Boy, I-'1atop Art is very congenial and has a pleasing personalityg he's always willing to help. Fine has voice...a grid-iron of few w0rds...science fiend.. bashful... Ambition: Cement mason SENIORS . z is is ez V Rigs . X X X s s 1X Q 3. Sfmt 3 Srl'-.f' Q .,. s . Niels. . X3 ST? L 'ws SENIORS JOHNSON, CIARK HOWARD Milkman Polka You can't live with him and you can't live without himg C1arkie is our Varsity S President. Wittiestmboisterous laugh heard th-'oughout the halLs...what? quest- ions...wise guy in the crowd. Ambition: Engineer JOHNSON, CYNTHIA LOUISE Oh, You Beautiful Doll Cy is our Flaming Foliage Queen who helps her Dad at the Drug- n store. Prettiestmalways tee-heeing...nice Cadie...men troubles...Queen for a day... Ambition: Good education S JOHNSON, ERIC BRYNAL Smoking My Sad Cigarette Swede is one of the basketball players who is always blushing. Shy?...goofy go1fer...s1aves at the Country Club...Phi1's henchman... nice clothes... Ambition: Pro golfer SENIORS SENIORS S-'15 Bitty is the editor of the FLASH who seems to attract trouble. Swims the year around...most likely to succeedmentertainment at its bestmjeeping... Ambition: Senator JOHNSON, RONALD LEONARD Old MacDonald Ears is a friendly chap who is the dnun player in the Combo. FLASH production.ist...owns gumtrees in Braz'i1...there's devilment in them thar eyes... Ambition: Prosperous farmer ,f t A r rg x A ' . a 7 Ge K- , f ,Q ,. For as 3 Mi' A LARSON, CONNIE LOUISE Hello, sfmshrna' Suz is our faithful moneybags who's always bubbling over with gy energy. A - Nicest Pe1sonality...Happy-go-lucky.utallcative...a.not.her Water Streetermambitious... Ambition: Foreign Secretary SENIORS JOHNS ON, KAREN CHRISTINE little Girl LARSON, PATRICIA ELLH'I Changing Partners Pat is the girl with the glossy locks who's always willing to help no matter what. LARSON, KAY LOUISE It Don't Hurt Anymore Pepper is Mr. Schell's dghthand bank secretary who is also a cheer- leader. Accordian pumper...best dressed...Homecoming Queen...FLASH pro- ductionistmhaircutter... Ambition: Secretary Best appearingmone of play cast...always writing 1etters...never still for long... Ambition: Skin specialist ev, N4- x J ' 'i' x, 5 t . .wiki , Q x ' V 7 ,al LARSON, RAYMOND RE 'Beer Barrel Polka Teddy is our husky football letterman with a ine tenor voice. Nicest personal.ity...the practical joker of the c1ass...1oves food...a1- ways 1au,ghi.n,g... Ambition: Engineer SENIGRS X SENIORS 'V -I s QQ .457 ' ' LATHROP, BETTY JEAN Ben Bottom Trousers' Betty liked us so well she decided to return for her Senior year, a fine commercial student. ' Love that Navy b1ue...don't you think she didn't either...the gift of gab... Ambition: Happily married LATHROP, ROBERT STANLEY Women, Women, Women Bob is our all around athlete who enjoys camping out and track. Pe piest...corn jokes...mil.lion dollar 1egs...co-captain of football P Y team...cu.r1y head LEET, BRUCE LE VERN Sixteen Ton A great outdoors man who would rather be hunting than schooling. What should a man do but be merry? ...toothpaste gri.n...a1ways ready with a comment... Ambition: Pro baseball SENIORS 5 MIX, JERRY IAURB4 Lazybones Mixer is our top appearing Senior who's a grease monkey at Lopus's. Best appearlngmdry seme of humor...Six foot two-eyes of blue... pestymwomen chaser... Ambition: To have some ambition A Q I K A SENIORS IDNG, GRACE IIENE Skaters Waltz Ilene is our bhshing redhead who is quiet but nice. Bashful...the Fast Ender...a. sewing whiz...loves letter wx-it:lng...enjoys roller skating... Ambition: Beautician NEELY, DONNA MAE Don't Fence Me In Bootsie is the only girl we know with a natural personality all her I Own. Phyllis's bodyguard...Magazine capta.in... c1ass trai1er ...0n1y Aikener in our crowd... Ambition: Beautician SENIORS l a SENIQRS 4- 's 'P ' u- 5 1 T , xi' OG11.V'II:', WILLIAM KEVIN Gone Fishing X W, V Bill is anothex outdoomman who collects parking tickets freely. Oh--what a walk...the most energetic abmitlous Magazine Salesman! I'1l betcha !... Ambition Become President v' PATTERSON, MARGARET WETONNA Don't Forbid Me Toni is the clam poet who is very interesting with her favorite sub- ject, basketball. Quietmcrocheting is her hobby...square dancing is her favorite pas- time... Ambition: Typist Q1 PIERCE, THOMAS MELVILLE There stands the Glas ,A of Tommy is the friendliest with a heart of gold who runs the Combo. 16 'lxi Best dancer...a.1ways rating to go...hopping? fI.ights...C1evela.nd is his 6,415 no f second home... A 1 Ambition: Vetenarian SENIORS 9 'ie X s SENIQRS PUTNAM, PHYLLIS ANN Sugar Lump A brmdle of energy with a most engaging srnile, Phy1, is always happy. Happy gal...that's what I'm trying to :End out...good friends are hard to find... Ambition: Telephone Operator RANDALL, JUDITH SARAH Undecided Jude is the blond-headed Swede from Marvin Creek that kept our books for three years. Sunlight shining through...most popu1ar...sm.i1e on her face...co- editor of NUNUNDAH... Ambition: Elementary teacher and own a Jag ROBERTSON, ROSETTA MARIE Rose Marie Rosie is our commercial whiz whose naturally curly hair is the envy of all the girls. Press club typist...Aye, aye, Sir...quiet...chief baby-sitter... Ambition: Undecided if SENIORS 1 3 I X K . .N to 39 .KN Q ' 1 5 4 f I fi nf if 4vl Y X 'F .. E, . ni -8, :gal A u Q K 4 1 v ,Mr ROSS, KATHLEEN LUCILLE K-K-K-Katie Kathie is our redheaded Nightingale who's never seen without a smile on her face. Another one of the roller skating crew...crazy mixed up kid...a.lways with Ilene... Ambition: Telephone Opemtor .551 ,N QUE SENIORS ROBINSON, GEORGE THOMAS Transfusion Red didn't stay a newcomer for long, he took part in the play and vocal music. Roller skating whiz...irnported from Bradford for Senior year...owns his own Ford... Ambition: Own a successful business SAFFORD PHYLLIS DAWN Too Young One of oui cheerleaders, Phil, is the baby of the senior class. Peppiestmwedding beLls...one of Dairy Bar crew...shoe shiner... Ambition: Undecided S NIORS TANNER, KATHRYN mm 'Timo non Blues I ' The terrific pianist of the class, Cathy uses her free time to work at A 5 the Dairy Bar SENIORS SMITH, KENT KASPER Daddy Long Legs Our noble class president for three years who is a jan enthusiast. Stan Kenton...Most likely to succeed...mat.h whiz...Choir President... class brain... Ambition: Chemical engineer. Does my ha.1r look all right ..perfect attendance at Sunday School for 13 years mail watcher Ambition Mrssionary X-Q? asa NX f 0 ' I ff , oennn f S TOWNER, HELEN KAY Helen Polka Helen is the horse lover of the class who is our amateur dis jockey. Sugar and spice...librarian...pina fiend...Kane trips... Hot Dodge ... Ambition: Raise horses SENIGR VERY PAULA JEAN P.J.'r is our tall and graceful senior who is an outstanding amateur artist. Most polite...sports around in a green jeepster...dog lover...neat as a pm. . . Ambition: Undecided SENIORS VANDERVORT, CHARLES THOMAS Wanted Chuckie is one of our Student Council members who delivers groceries for Lindholm's. Red hair...vivid imaginationmpaper airp1anes...ideal murder story... best all arolmd senior... Ambition: Engineer Litely and Politely WARFLF, JOEL DAVID Fat, Drink, and Be Merry Jake is our husky Bordell towhead whose recent interest is bowling. Floor rocker...his comical grin would make you laugh on the dreariest days...loves food... Ambition: Own a bowling alley . SENIORS WORK, WARREN JAMES Wire is one of our least ing school interesting. SENICRS WEIMER, KAREN LAVONDA Beautiful Brown Eye Bonnie is one of our girl-hot rodders who has a fine alto voice Loves to roller skate . . . good in athletics . . . one of our working girls . Ambition: To have a good job if F lying Saucers 'J active fellas but he does his share in mak- Rabbit teeth . . . saunders down the halls with his hands in his pock- ets . . . never on time. Ambition: Lumber Jack I 1 1 4, WRIGHT, MURIEL JEAN Music, Music, Music George is the editor of ou.r NUNUNDAI-I and a very talented m Sian. Never seen without knitting needles . . . officer in 4-H best mu sician . . . candy lover. Ambition: Music teacher 3 3 SENIORS CLASS PROPHECY Looking into the future we plan to visualize the members of the class of 1957 at their chosen ambitions in 1967. IEAN ANDREWS, BETTY LATHROP, PHYLLIS SAFFORD, and ELAINE TANNER will be making pies for their husbands while chief babysitter, ROSIE ROBERTSON, will be caring for their newborn. We see PATTI BARR and DIANNE DENNIS leading the Physical Education Department at their Alma Mater where MURIEL WRIGHT is heading the musical department. The crystal ball shows SHIRLEY BARNETT and WETONNA PATTERSON as receptionists at the Bell Telephone Office where BEVERLY BICKFORD, PAULINE DANIELS, PHYLLIS PUTMAN, and KATHLEEN ROSS are saying, Number, please. Rotating the glass we catch sight of KAY LARSON, secretary for LEE CLEVELAND, own- er of the Hudson Garage. At General Electric are the nation's top four engineers: CLARK JOHNSON, TED LARSON, KENT SMITH, and CHUCK VANDERVORT. MAR- LENE CONNORS and CONNIE GREEN are fastening safety belts for the Alleghany Air- lines, where JACK HIXENBAUGH is the pilot and TOM HEWITT, radio operator. KAY DICKINSON, PAT LARSON, ILENE LONG, DONNA NEELY, and BONNIE WEIMER are partners in a Beauty Shop in Harrisburg where KAREN JOHNSON, State Senator, is their most frequent customer. At the next glance we find FRANKIE FAES and BRUCE LEET are replacing Billy Martain and Whitey Ford in the Yankee lineup. BOBBY LATHROP is playing pro ball with the Giants. CAROL CHASE, fashion designer, is caught throwing old rags together for DEAN GOOD- WILL, Millionaire of the Century, and President BILL OGILIVIE. JOE HIRSCH, state trooper, is bringing HELEN TOWNER before the traffic court for speeding while rushing her ill horse to veterinarian, TOM PIERCE. Five-Star General, PHIL DENNING of United States Air Force has the following '5'7er's as his recruits: R.N. SONJA CAMPBELLg Coach, GLENN CUNNINGHAMg Executive Secretary, CONNIE LARSONg and Pfc. JERRY MIX. In the outdoors we see: lumber jack, WIRE WORK: Golf Champion, ERIC JOHNSON: cement mason, ART IDDINGSg HARRY COMES and RONNIE JOHNSON, farmersg PAU- LA VERY hitting 300 in JOEL WARFLE'S Bowling Alleysg and JUDY RANDALL winning the Grand Prix with her new D-Jaguar. Meanwhile JIM HOWARD is advertising for Serta Mattress Co. which is managed by BOB HAKEL. GEORGE ROBINSON is producing Louisville Sluggers and DALE HOWARD is making tiles at Kaul Clay. CYNTHIA JOHNSON is teaching Kindergarten. 34 SENIOR SNAPS 1. Mutual Admiration 2. At the airport 3. What is it? 4. Big Catch 5. Taking it easy 6. Relax as you wait! 7. Sitting pretty 8. Hollywood Bound? 9. Must be nice! LAST ILLA DTESTAME T The last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1957 in the town of Smethport, County of McKean, state of Pennsylvania, made and published in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Seven. We the class of 1957, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby, publish and declare that: JEAN ANDREWS wills her long hair to LOIS MORAN. SHIRLEY BARNETT bequeaths her library services to DONNA VERY. PATTI BARR divided her boyfriends among the JUNIOR GIRLS. BEVERLY BICKFORD leaves her moods to Mr. GLARNER. SONJA CAMPBELL bestows to TEEP FIZZELL her ability to wear clothes nicely. CAROL CHASE leaves her diet to SAM COSTA. LEE CLEVELAND gives his sideburns to JOSS MEGIVERN. HARRY COMES wants the city-s1ickers to have hismilking ability. MARLENE CONNORS leaves her temper to SALLY HARBRIDGE. GLENN CUNNINGHAM leaves his muscles to FREDDIE LASHER. PAULINE DANIELS wants Mr. CIMBAL to have her gum machine for his Latin students. PHIL DENNING leaves his basketball shirt to JIM ACKER. DIANE DENNIS leaves her double -jointedness to MISS DICKERSON. KAY DICKINSON wills her shyness to KATHLEEN JOHNSON. FRANKIE FAES wills his freckles to BARBARA ROBEY. To the JUNIOR CLASS DEAN GOODWILL leaves his friendliness. CONNIE GREEN bequeaths her red hair to CAROLYN WELLS. BOB HAKEL wills JOE MYERS his giraffe slimness To Mr. CHAMBERS we leave TOM HEWITT'S left-behind finger JOE HIRSCH passes his politeness on to CHUCK COOPER. JACK HIXENBAUGH leaves his neat hair to SYLVESTER FITZGERALD. DALE HOWARD bequeaths his good looks to JOHNNY HUMMEL. JIM HOWARD wills his nap times to JIM BARR. ARTHUR IDDIIQIGS passes his nickname the old Fox on to BARBARA FOX. 36 OF THE CLASS OF I957 CLARK JOHNSON bestows his humor to Miss JOHNSON. CYNTHIA JOHNSON leaves her giggles to Miss BEERE. ERIC JOHNSON gives his blushing ability to GARY LOVE. KAREN JOHNSON wills her shortness to SHARON ENGSTROM. RONNIE JOHNSON bequeaths his talking ability to BOB MORRISON. CONNIE LARSON wants KAY NEWTON to have her energy. KAY LARSON returns her banking job to Mr. SCHELL. PAT LARSON leaves her slimness to PAT HENDRICKSON. TED LARSON wills his football ability to JOE RHINEHART. To KATHY EDGAR we leave BETTY LATHROP'S screams. To the football team BOB LATHROP leaves his false teeth as their mascot BRUCE LEET bequeaths his levies to CHUCK JOHNSON. ILENE UONG gives ner Elvis Presley collection to HELEN WALKER. JERRY MIX wants GARY ELLIOTT to have his flirting ability. DONNA NEELY leaves her driving skill to TERRY HICKEY. BILL OGILVIE leaves his hunting ability to Mr. JONES. WETONNA PATTERSON bequeaths her quietness to NANCY GREEN. TOM PIERCE wills his dancing ability to BUCKY GERMAN. PHYLLIS PUTNAM leaves her pony tail to SHIRLEY MULVIHILL. JUDY RANDALL wishes CAROL KELLEY to have her natural blond hair. To the FRESHMEN GIRLS ROSETTA ROBERTSON leaves her natural curls. GEORGE ROBINSON leaves his red hair to Mr. RHOADS. KATHLEEN ROSS bequeaths her voice to MYRNA TOWNER. PHYLLIS SAFFORD leaves her cheerleading skill to ANN MEGIVERN. KENT SMITH passes his gavel to FRED LARSON. ELAINE TANNER directs her Sunday School record to FRED O'CONNOR. HELEN TOWNER wills her driving skill to Mr. PENNINGTON. CHUCK VANDERVORT gives JIM FREER his grocery route. PAULA VERY leaves her height to MARY LARSON. JOEL WARFLE leaves his pin-setting ability to JEFFREY BACKUS. KAREN WEIMER bestows her pretty hair to RUTH BENNETT. WARREN WORK leaves his gold -plated snuff box to BILL HOWARD. MURIEL WRIGHT leaves her knitting needles to Miss ROCKEFELLER. 37 SENICR BESTS 1. Most Popular 2. Most Artistic 3. Best Dressed 4. Best All-Around Seniors 5. Most Likely-to -succeed 6. Shyest 7. Nicest Personalities 1. Judy Randall and Phil Denning 2. Carol Chase and Bob Hakel 3. Kay Larson and Dean Goodwill 4. Sonja Campbell and Chuck Vandenvort 5. Karen Johnson and Kent Smith 6. Kay Dickinson and Jack Hixenbaugh 7. Connie Larson and Ted Larson SENIOR BESTS . Best Appearing . Best Musicians 3. Best Dancers 4. Nicest looking 5. Most polite 1 2 6. Peppiest 7. Best Athletes 8. Wittest 1. Pat Larson and Jerry Mix 2. Muriel Wright and Lee Cleveland 3. Jean Andrews and Tom Pierce 4. Cynthia Johnson and Dale Howard 5. Paula Very and Joe Hirsch 6. Phyllis Safford and Bob Lathrop 7. Dianne Dennis and Glenn Cunningham 8. Marlene Connors and Clark Johnson 3 9 - L wi. X-L Engllsh Trig. P.O.D. UNUERILHSSM ff ,X X fzi Z i f , iff f ' A 6 oiyorg 4 Ewa A L, 1. K X f X ff , f,4,7 Z X fy 4 Z ,-ff ,fv V, , M7 , , ,ff 1 K! X f X ff f Faesu 'Lge if FY ff , X V f 503' X 7 F ff' f ff 7' fri 1 'ik , XXV Q A , X 8 v s f , 7 ,Vaci .,,,,f kx' ' 'M JU ICR CFFICERS Dawn Abbey, Terry Hickey, Beverly Van Gorder, Gred Larson. I am the halls of SHS. Beneath all the pencil marks and drawings are my ears. Ihear things like this: Who's taking you to the dance? Wasn't that a good game last night? and Got your history done? In 1954, I decided to keep close track of that group of frightened kids starting their high school career as freshmen. During their freshman year the only money -making projects they held were baked food sales, and of course, dues. After school was out in June, they left me behind and went on a class picnic to Cuba Lake--lots of fun, at least that's what they claimed as they came back in September for an interesting Sophomore year. As Sophies they were more ambitious and held two dances, both successful--the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Sock Hop. They were honored by having two sophomores--Phil Hauck and Chuck Cooper--repre- sent them on the Varsity Basketball Squad. Also for Wayne Church's attendance at District Chorus. Finals, summer vacation, and again on September 5, I opened my doors to the same old gang, now Juniors. Money-making projects included selling School Daze Autograph Books and joining forces with the other three high school classes to put on the Holiday Ball which, Ihear, showed a profit. With ears alerted Ihear comments on the Prom, the Banquet, and methods of raising money. I smile to myself to think that in another few months all talk of sponsoring the Prom will be behind them and just as with other classes Ihave heard over the years, the topic will be, Just wait until we 're Seniors. 42 JU IDRS , , -A, .ag 0 'Q 1 xx' tu .fi 6 I 'X' 'all K ,I ,, 5? .... B 1. ix 5 .: . .7 N C -A x x ..Xg I , at 3 l , ,, Th' rv- I . .. KX f ' gt . A C , ,Q t J ,. C g ,J , -Q a K 'L 0' X J ' f Z 62' K fx, I p M X - x 0 t, A ,I ,' .. , in-X 1 Q .uit if hx I ' 'R' B F1547 BZ 3 fi N 5 :Pa J ie. ig , so vt 'rf C ,Q -' .4 1' B 1 B. ' . NQQS I 'W' :mi . fs 'FP ,J I -Q -sit ,-- 'ig fc ' QQ 4 . N -Qetw ff P12 r U 5 'z-gm-5 X .LQ- K 1 Q B i 4 . 5 r C to-A + 1 , .:.., ' rv 35129 X '. 'f'. W . X Q f -'fi t - , . . 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McCavisk, M Megrvern Mulvihill Myers Neely Newhouse JU IDRS 1 ,fw 1, 5 qui af-'h , -5 .u. , Q . - qi? 4 gy X yn f: t S A oo o if Q 40 IQ: lffvhvfp-r J, ., .5 K: ew- g e, S., -.3 . f K 4 ,il 5 so if :lag id fy Wilson Fitzgerald 45' ' we 9 --4' Newton Nick O'Connor Razey Recney Reynolds Robey Scanlon Shackett Shelly Swanson Tanner Towne: Van Gorder Wells OO SQPHQMORES QFFICERS Hummel, Stilson, McCarthy, Cutting At our first home room meeting we elected class officers which are: President, John Hummel: Vice-President, Charles McCarthyg Secretary, Sandra Stilsong and Treas- urer, Linda Cutting. We have accomplished many things this year including: winning second prize for our autumn theme float on Homecoming Dayg a way to boost our treasury fa fine of five cents to those who talk during home room meetingsjg and the sponsoring of the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance which was very successful. 46 .N . .5 YA Yi si X - - k - L, egg. 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SCPHGMORES . 4. -rs 7 ...qf -S5371 1 'N Q F 1 uwgig if M Q I 1 Akfwl 1 1 6 e 1 E y f Q ,.r nn' 97 K I lv..,.' I I A, W f If 1 QD! we , 4. -mi? - --W' .V l i. .... - 3' I i rg ,,' ' -, ' - , .f NEC. h I S Z V i , 4 , 1' N X t -... ,. Us 4.9 I work, 1. Work, M. Wright Yeager Rice, J. Rice, L. Rinehart Robertson Rose Ross Russell Shelander Siegel Stiles Sti lson Stoneking Stratton Tanner Tarbox Van Dyke Very Walker Williams Wolfe EIGHTH GRADE QFFICERS Wnght, R., Mort so , C Vice-President, President, Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMA QFFICERS U'Brien, Abbey, Gustafson, Moran Secretary, President, Vice-President, Treasurer SEVENTH GRADE ,Q OFFICERS O'Brien, Larson, Abbey, Engstrom Secretary, Vice-President, Treasurer, President 50 I li ... rv -dl 'S' 3 IFS F 'S Q, r' W B B e ee 1 E' si ' B. Y x a 6 X X X A' 1 I 4 A , at vox ! .E Q. 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A Q Lathrop f N . Lcet , 3 5 f-3 t Lushbaugh, M Lushbaugh, S. ' - ' 'X' , fs Marshall X s ,ff I NN ' 'r.? ' , , ifw ' A Q A - A5 FRESHME i 4 , N: .Q 8- fl'-1 l ' I M , E' . fr 'vi 0 4 ' ., A , MCCOOI ' ' ' i k McCord ' Q M-f f McGavish 7 Mcgivcrn gwa -NPI' A .wld 5'1i'f? 1 I W 1 ,, U . Y ,N ,-o, Y .mx .--X R ,., , l NYM5 ' ,...,f-P marry? wgr -if 1- x r fQ ', 4 .r X -x - -H, .f fm Q M vw: X . - ,xx . --Q 'S' Y r- 1 I xfezrl -. IQ 9 u,neS:?N-if ,S E 41. A me fn, I iq X , ' f '1.5 5.4 mn! 7 7 1 I -ig N 'J . w I ' I 4 :., 'I 'I ' ' of Q Q, X 1 me . o 9 Fw 3' ..h 7 A A ra i . V Fm ' va' , Q , 1, ' K o 1 Q, A .,.f?xw:, A .-Iyigz' I I-1 Q, Q ro FRESHME x Q w Tal 5 yor g' W2fQDY1 . .1 5'i I I I 'lf lam... Moran Mulvihill Nelson Newhousc O 'Brien Olson Ordiway Oviatt Parker Prosser Reed Reynolds Rhinehart Robertson Rosenwein Rumsey Schneller Shelander Smith Stewart Stratton Swanson Swartzfager Sweley Tanner - - K, A. 4 'T A f ins if lf - 'H y wa wah ' L r. ,- 5 13, If Smethport Area Joint High U 1 ff School if ' if - -f M ,, A ' W ooo' s Grade 8 5 . 'I 4 Q f L ,o 2 1956 1957 ' ra f O 'S 4, I 7 K 11. -2 -5 A 3 A blk VA' 'la , ., 14? W' W 3 'lr yi dx x as fag ,H ,., J A .R I Q tr '4' 'N NL f f' Aw . , Mx - wg tis ,, V ' lgfw N34 xv! V Ali .Q A ,1 s A , ' f 5.1 -Q fi ,' 'fe fs , - Q ,A I 1 - 'L jr I i 'Ah' , r fi 41 C' Q Yr., fi- .VFW -X Mr. Donovan Mrs. Anderson Bloomster Mitchell Connors Wright, G. Brown Foley Morrison Wright, R McKean Berg Edgar Armstrong ,Dennis Larson Swort Grega Vandervort Silfies Placer Scanlon Botsford Wright, K. 'Jones Hungerville Kenned McGee Dunkl y e Comes Srmmonettx Conn Slade Partchey I Digel Rifle Backus Razey Benjamin Beere McCord Ric e Curran SI A I . vii . ,sa -.- ,, 'as .. 'v, --.1 -Ar -- ' -' 1- C' v A , ,h , 1 Q . 5 f 'L 'A J x S Y .s .1 + -v'- f- N we 1 V I ' 'V A L34 ssl, I . if Smethport Area Jolnt 1 r 4 Hugh School ' ss- .N 1 A L , Grade 7 M X F X A Y A ' ' y v ft G. , , 1 1956 1957 y ,I 1 .'..'Ef' , 'sg. 'ie 35' + P '-' - -- A Ns Ng ,A rs: .A ' ,, '. .Q Q' Sl f 4' 'Y A-' ' s A. i I rf. f . Q , 'SP' 4 3 ,, A . os, vt' , I V N ., G oooo A ,, , : A A Q. G fy U A we 'G W ' I n 'WY ,rf A N! Qi 4 A ,GQ . - 5. 4 1' 'J x A 'P-.GQ 1. r A Mr. Pennington Abbey Brne Ferraino Green, A. Shackett Marsh Larson Myers Green, N. Anderson Gregory Kinsey Nelson Engstrom Shelander Konstanty Brown Guent er Newman Ross Armstrong O 'Brien Wells Connors Sorensen Love Rossi Placer Faes Jeutter Walker VJ 'v-n A4 Keri :jg itzii I if r,ri'Qf U DER CLASSME age P' Q' 4. if Q .I- Q -F L A eq' ,, LILQ Sl ,ij .rmwsf 1 A ,L K W 'W e 'kuflA,R ' W W l .. my K' , S . , fm s. ' :WL V -:A P In :.. .fiona Ns ' ' 1 - S- n Q . ,,,,eg41, , 4 I Q 'R A . , K W . 75 x 'Q -mi.: V E I I K '- O - Q .Qu f-5.3.5 ,. 'ig H q w' vs f , Ns M 4 X A., i r 1? K iw if Sw 'x .X A SNAPS The Three Musketeers Go, Man, Go! A Gir1's Best Friend When We Were Yormg My Man A,in't She Sweet? Prom Night Surprise! Crazy Legs Standing By The Sea Shore Working Hard? lk .+. Q ' :- F' I 'ii E ' g S, P IDF!!! V , S by A , g Q V A gtk-mir? Q P Q ,x 'f.p 1, , ' f A it ' . if xi Trai: 'nr .f.. f,Q ' . E jx :TN , ' uw....,' ff ,. S K W. ' - S iw.. - ' , . . Q - QW' ' 4 Q ij! 1' 3 x --use A , S B HQ.-in DER CLASS ME SNAP . Picnic Morning 1 2. In My Easter Bonnet 3 . Want a. Ride? 4. A11 Wet 5. Bermuda Bound 6. Oh, To Be Young Again! . Bathing Beauties 7 8. Ouch! My Tail 9 . Winter Wonderland . Dear Feeding Deer W C 3 2 , rf 1 ilikltff A 5 A? azz: A. - - - ' CAFETERIA STAFF 'S lb E Q rr Q S N ANN CLARK MY RA. WILSON Cook Checker . ' -AH C U .-.: S ' fr Ax 1 . Q--ly A C N A ' 3' .9 E X 2- I 'll' I A MARY PICKERSGILL MARGARET HILEMAN Manager Disher Upper MARIAN GUSTAFSON MINNE GRUVER Helper 58 Helper .4-U9 V OTYTXQ Wim FWF. FOOTBALL Lathrop, Cunningham, G., Hakcl, B., Neely, Larson, Barr, Hauck, Isadorc, Jennings, Cunningham, W., Cooper. Coach Mader, Leet, Lord, Hakel, R., Iddings, Burdick, Kline, Elliott, Hummel, German, Marshall, M.r. Penning- ton, Assistant Coach Covert, Connor, Cunningham, B., Abbey, Hanson, Shelander, Recney, Mulvihill, Dickinson McCarthy, Ford, Manager. Coach Wayne Mader had great expectations for his Hubber squad this year. His boys had the makings of a championship team, and under the supervision of Coach Mader, they started the seasor. with a 12 -'7 victory over St Bernards. Our guests the following week were the Coudersport Falcons, who had defeated us the previous season. However, the tables turned and we found the l'Iubbcrs on top, with a 20-6 victory. Our first away game of the season was a night contest with the Otto Terrors, It was a battle all the way, but we were nosed out by the Terrors with a 13-12 victory credited to them. Next, the IIubbers met the defending champs, Sheffield, Wolverines, and defeated them, 18-13. Our game with Renova showed the lIubbers were playing a poor brand of football, as the game ended, with a 12-12 tie. Our second defeat of the season was at the hands of the strong Ridgeway Elkers The Hubbers played a terrific second half, but could not overcome the Ridgeway team. The game ended with the score, 27-14, in favor of Ridgeway. Homecoming found us battling Youngsville, but the Hubbers again went down in a close one, 7-6. We then met the undefeated St. Marys Flying Dutchmen team. The Hubbers played one of their hardest and most terrific games of the season, but lost, 14-O. Our last game was with our traditional rivals, Port Allegany, at which the Hubbers again put up a tremendous fight, but were defeated by the Gators , 20-13. fill Q- ... gm. . NA--.: . ki -.J Q a as if 1 HCMECOMI G On Parade Wa1t1ng for the Crowmng Youngsvxlle vs Smethport 61 HALLO EE HOP li...w -Qlut, Crazy Bunny Refreshing 'I 2' x is if 'sq Y X I V w'Xgjx,w.A-512121 V. A Awakening 3 Strange Things 61 M 5 SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae Mammy and Pappy Yokum In HOLIDAY BALL Harry Graves . . . Joe CElevator Boy, Grace Graves . . . Hilda fMaidj . . . Lois Graves . . . Judy Graves . . Fluffy Adams . . . Comedy Presentation by Senior Class Cast of Characters Cln the order of their appearancej . . . . Kent Smith . . . Lee Cleveland . . Connie Larson . . . Muriel Wright . . Cynthia Johnson . . . .Carol Chase . . Karen Johnson J.B. Curtis fBossJ . Ellen Curtis . . . Uncle Willis . . Barlow Adams . . . Western Union Boy Merril Feurback . . . Sterling Brown . . Albert Kunody . . . . Tommy Arbuckle . . . Haskell Cummings 6-P . . . .Clark Johnson . . . Pat Larson . . . .Bob Hakel . . . . Eric Johnson . George Robinson . . . . Dean Goodwill . . . TomPierce Glenn Cunningham . . . . .Ted Larson Chuck Vandervort SENIOR Father Protecting Mother! 4--fra. ., ,. li. , .-ul Hilda on Christmas Mon1ing J. B. in Mourning ha PLAY Judy Entertaining Uncle Willis Lois and Father Romantic Father VARSITY BAS KETB LL Gustafson, Guenter, MANAGERS, Larson, D., Lathrop, Denning, P., Comes, Burdick, 'lustin Ford, MANAGER: Jolui son, O'Connor, Jennings, Hauck, Cooper, Neely, Larson, F., Denning, R., Mr. Vcsber, Coach. The Sinethport High School Varsity Team, under the capable guidance of Coach Vesber, opened the season im- pressively and were favored to win the North Tier Championship. However, the team didn't quite live up to its expectations. The lIubbers defeated Otto, Oswayo Valley, Coudersport, and Port Allegany to finish the first half of the League as champions. ln the second half they were defeated by Otto, Port A llegany, and Coudersport. The tie between Port Allegany and Smethport was played at Bradford Junior Iligh Gym where Port Allegany emerged as the victors by a large margin. The starting five for the season wereg Phil Denning, Captain: Fred Larson, Chuck Cooper, Phil llauck, and Louie Neely with Bob Lathrop and Jiggs Comes substituting. We were very proud that three of these boys made the All-Star teams. They were: Phil Denning, First Team, Chuck Cooper and Phil llauck, Second Team, It can be said with modesty that our Varsity team played good ball all season, because competition was ex- ceptionally keen this year we did not win the North Tier League. 66 J YVEE FOOTB LL X I 1 W X ClIlU1L113IlQlI11, Lccl, liuxumcl, Abhcy, MCC:111I1y, Smchlllnicr, hllioll, Kline, MI. Nader, COACHQ Covert, Gcrmzm, Mulvihill, Ilccncy, Connors, Burr, llzmson, Hukcl, Dickinson, Burdivk, IN1llISI1l111. J YVEE BASKETB LL Comm, Mzuslmzxll, Bccrc, MANAGEM95 Mcgivem, Ackur, Higgins, Gustafson, Baker, Johnson, Mr. Mzuicr, COACH3 Almbcy, SLCXYQIN, Larson, Cllllllillghillll, Mulvilmill, Cumcs, Kline. 67 ll. x VA RSITY CHEE RLEA DE RS Wright, McDowell, Megivern, Larson, Safford, Dennis, Stilson, Harbridge. COACHES JA YVEE CHEE RLEADE RS wir, nu sl :inn . u -1 Fcrman, Bcckstrom, Gongaware, Guenter, Shc- landcr, O'Bricn, Harmon. MH ,Q . Dickerson, Donovan, Pennington, Vesbcr, Madcr TRACK ...go Neff' J V,-was 1' X, i Lf ,P an 'w:f'V7 ., Miki , . ,K wa! . , 'fn 5-rf-Lai. 'J -'HA Vandervort, Reynolds, Hauck, P., Iddings, Fitzgerald, Canfield, Love, Larson, F., Larson, D., Hakel, Ford, Abbey, Hummel, Cunningham, B., McCarthy, Tanner, Madison, Maynard, Mr. Donovan, Coach, Mr. Stone, Assistant Coach, Johnson, Ogilvie, Larson, T., Hauck, R., Lathrop, Murray, Burdick, Brandt, O'Connor, Cunningham, G. The Smethport High School Track team of 1956, sustained the tradi- tion of great Hubber teams of the past six years. A fine job was done by this group of hard working boys who won many championships. Cl-IAMPIONSHIPS WON IN COUNTY MEETS Blaine O'Connor 440 yard dash Rodney Hauck Broad Jump Bob Lathrop Pole Vault and Javelin CHANWIONSHIPS WON IN DISTRICT IX MEET Fred Larson Clair Burdick Paul Barndt Mile Relay Rodney Hauck Bruce McKay Broad Jump Blaine O'Connor Fred Larson Bob Lathrop CHAMPIONSHIP WON IN STATE MEET Bob Lathrop 100-220 Yard Dash 880-Mile Relay Pole Vault and Javelin Pole Vault-1 1'3 Inf' ly-ey, 1' -1-f , All 1122 I I tim . if 7 'ff 'fda ffzrrifdj 1 nr, ' A I, 'tiling 'Q N T -.. K - T' lf up-S: ,gf . 4 ' I JU IOR-SENIOR PRO Refreshing! ? 7. Z I Wzlilixlg ? H . E Q Q ElETUWHTiI! 55 5.1! Qi 'i TLIDE T CQUNCIL Edgar, Megivern, Larson, Secretary, Cunningham, President, Hakel, Vice-President, Johnson, C., Treasurer, Vandervort, Guenter Wilson, Cutting, Stratton, Peterson, Johnson, M., Mr. Glarner, Advisor, Barr, Backus, Mor rison, Van Gorder, Rossi. Under the able leadership of our President, Glenn Cunningham, Student Council of 1957 has achieved much. With the co-operation of our faculty advisor, Mr. Robert Glarner, and the twenty-one students in Student Coun- cil, the following accomplishments have been made: A name plate for last year's President, Jackie Green, was orderedg hall plaques were chosen for 1956's Vale- dictorian, Debbie Willson: and Salutatorian, Larry Strattong the Assembly Program was set up for 19583 and a Suggestion Box was placed in the main hall for students' ideas of betterment of our school. A Pep Club was formed to promote better school spirit. HUBBER buttons and pennants were 8180 sold to pro- mote school spirit. A student bus transported students to away football games. A trophv case was made to dis- play many hard-earned trophies in Athletic, Musical, and Scholastic contests. lay Vee Cheerleaders were se- lected for the first time. Also, for the first time, Student Council sponsored Homecoming Day. A lost and found department was organized for the benefit of the students, and a Faculty-HUBBER Basketball game was played for the students entertainment. We staged a very successful Talent Show in the Spring. As we look back over the year, we all agree that Student Council did a fine job of governing our school activ- ities. I v Campbell, Daniels, Bickford, Ling, Robertson, R., Barr, Andrews, Dickinson, Robertson, F. TLIDE T BAN RT CLUB - it , 1 . l in ,fi-T . I Lu , - ':a'. r S HW'-SES: r Q Y' HEN3. . is Grohe, Howard, Mrs. Anderson, Scanlon, Bennett Edgar, Very, Norman F. H. A. 'Cori ,,, Nl +fI' of A .lov -L.: A Connors, Putnam, Harmon, Eddy, Andrews, Dickinson, Konstany, Long, Bickford, Ivliss Snyder, Sponsor, Fields, Covert, Lathrop, Larson, Razey, Mulvihill, Silfies, Daniels, Green, Ross, Kennedy, Morrison, Taylor, Hefner, Austin, Roscnwcin, Reed Drurkle, OUR COOKS Ber Dennis London Brown Swartz. J l 7 1 THE WINNING PIE. fill!! I' J I' ',g'afA':I,J' I II?l'II'fI:I ' iiffflfch ' , .1 5' ,', 'M -QQ. wc,-I L5-If AI 'R 'fe F21-'f15a.w?2, gs ra 6 ff K. N...,Q. y, 'ff:'f5fIE1f5 I IA! if nu- if?- ?',t ri: Iv 1III4IrI 31 1 -'i.'3fi'f. ,Ia F. F. . S 'iiisifii X i-1 3, gl ROW 1: Comes, Warile, Howard, Cunningham, G., Leet, Hewitt, Johnson, E., Denning, P., Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Mr. Chambers, Smith, Connors, Kennedy, Denning, R., Austin, Burdick, Isadore, Shelley. ROW 3: Daugh- erty, Daniels, McDowell, James, Cunningham, W., Shelander, Kliesath, Prosser. ROW 4: Watson, Hibbard, Tanner, Covert, Hixenbaugh, Work, Johnson, R, RIFLE CLUB IIHIIIU-lllllll N N X - rs.. 4 A Q , r-pe Poi' W cp l Ng. gin 1 . ,, 5 KWQQ' s , V i 'Q QI ROW 1: Brown, Ross, Connors, Shelander, Guenter, Anderson, Marsh, Nelson, Green, Wells, Ferriano, Abbey, Gregory, Cook, RiHe. ROW 2: McKean, Backus, Armstrong, Digel, Rice, Hu.ngervi11c, Beere, Partehey, Den- nis, Botsford, Bloomster, Berg, Benjnman. ROW 3: Curran, Scanlan, Razey, McCord, Daugherty, Swanson, lrons, Hess, Chambers, Miller, Marshall, Mitchell, McGee. ROW 4: Gorrell, Maynard, Gruver, Costa, Yeager, Madison, Engxnun, Siegel, Newman, Button, Gustafson, Korb. ROW 5: German, Freer, Cooper, Hakel, Bur- dick, Connors, Isadore, Cunningham, Kliesath, Neely, Canfield, Magee, J. ROW 6: lvlr. Jones, Warlle, Hirsch, Oglivie, Howard, D., Lathrop, Howard, J., Hixenbaugh, Denning, Johnson. ROW 7: Larson, Abbey, Shelunder, J., Schneller, Baker, Stewart, Barr, Hanson. 1 Co-Editors ...... Business Manager . . . Sports ....... News ....... Music . . . Puzzles . . AII.......... Talk ofTown . . . . . Associate Members . . . Grade News . . . . . Production . . . Advisors . . . EDITORIAL STAFF -issues-'Q 2282655335 sas - U' IM' as assesses STAFF FLAS PRODUCTION STAFF . . . . .Karen Johnson and B111 Howard ......... ....... .,KathyEdgar Chuck Vandervort and Ann Megivem . . . .Wetonna Patterson, Terry Hickey, Kay Newton . . . .... Caroline Wells, Marcia Johnson .. ........ DawnAbbey . . . . . . . Lois Grohe, Gail Guenter . . . . . . Carol Chase, Barbara Robey . . . Carol Kelley, Charlotte Konstanty, Barbara Fox, Judy Ann Gongaware ...................Marilynlohnson . . . . . Kay Larson, Sonja Campbell, Judy Randall, Ronnie Johnson, Carol Wilson, Pat Larson, Sandra McDowell, Barbara McGavisk, Connie Nick . . . . . . . Miss Rockefeller, Miss Johnson 76 1.40 if : X .al SHOP FOREMEN Mr. Larson, Ad ' QQQQ. MrRhdsd LIBRARY CLUB Miss Colegrove, Advisor PRESS CLUB . oa , A visor L l-..1..,. . ,....- WHIZ KIDS Beere, Brown, Vandervort, Korb, Anderson, Shelander, Wright, Nelson, Smith, Mr. Ves- ber, Coach, McCord, McKean, Razey, Foley, Custakon, Newhouse, Conn, Guenter. CGMBO i Johnson, Jennings, Pierce, Smith, Wright, Newhouse, J., Shackett, Newhouse, G., Church, Freer, Tanner. 1 5 K 4 .r ,sg 5 4 JR. HIGH Bovs cHoRus 1 Love, Bme, Neirvhouse, Fcgey, KIc:ZbbMi1l1er, h D' L h ' If ,., p f- 0 Q of ,jI'.,C',. G C ' .. PNB fx A A M ,, J E -' ' I Y Q. y xr. A A Conn, Button, I-Iungerville, Nelson, Mitchell, Green, Sncheller, Farrel, Barr, Marshall, Confer. 78 Y wil a M' ,Lh,: . L N N' 'K 3 : I ' ' l 1 f 7 2' u A .61 N S4 A N3 fa . QQ! -: ' ' L' 15 , . 1 sa- ' ' 'I ' f -- ' ' 'A P rw' . s 1 ,X X .KA 5 1 '. A Q J ' 2 Q xmas X -1 ' 1 , f X N vixx. I 5 ll. X ' wx, X I f , f V if , M , fmwm, ,.,. V xf , 1 , , I mww,,,V . ,Q Q - A . 3',,:,4Psf:smlz1'sM...,. My .M D'-N'-Qexsxmza m ,MM ...WM M 4- W A ' V 'W 5 'L A PMN A if .x.. . ,X E 'lg ' V., V X f 4-1 . x 9 vW ': ' ' ' : ' f f' . . M.-A, , .. x ,jf 'f , , M f1.,.,...,.sf 6 W, .v :Q-w w an m -..-..,. Q ...M--X ,gg SENIOR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS no K SKB, 5 'I 5 P4 A N if .-g., 4, k..V R U , N Mrs. Margaret Stone. Shelander, Tarbox, Dickinson, Ross, Tanner, Peterson, Bennett, Towner, Harris, G., Stilson, McKalip, Gongaware, Fox, Razey, Larson, Harris, B., Placer, Williams, Partchey, Grega, McGee, Par- ker, McDowell, Bryson, Johnson, Marsh, Grinolds, Brown, Styles, Bloomster, Nick, Brougham, Connors, New- ton, Seigel, McGavisk, Wilson, Rose, Silfies, Hileman, Putman, Rice, Daniels, Lathrop, O., McGavisk, M., Swanson, Scanlon, Recney, Hendrickson, Raught, Johnson, Lathrop, B. JU IOR HI H GIRLS CHORUS il -, 1 If ffl W ., lla' 0 TT fi I' Daily, McCool, Shackett, Sorenson, Walker, Cook, Swartz, Placer, K., Faes, Rossi, Hannon, Rhinehart, Larson, Mrs. Stone, Chase, Austin, Ordiway, Kinsey, Silfis, Simmonetti, Hess, Jones, Daugherty, Ferrino, Green, Wells, Newman, Abbey, Sweeley, Brown, Reynolds, Taylor, Brown, Benjamin, Leet, Bloomster, Berg, Placer, N., Morrison, Hubbard, Britton, Heffner, Konstanty, Jueter, Olson, Irons, Rosenwein, Slade, Robertson, Hergenrot- her, Engstrom, Fay. 82 DRIVERS EDLICATID Grohe, Razcy, Bennett, Mr. Pennington, McG4ivisk, M., McG:1visk, B., Ford. 1 VARSITY S Oglivic, Cooper, Nccly, Hakcl, Iszldorc, Hummel, Lord, Cunningham, W., Roy- nolds, Ford, Larson, F., Denning, John- son, E., Cunningham, B., Larson, T., Cunningham, G., Johnson, C., Lathrop, Comes, Mr. Rhonds. DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Pennington Ba 31 palm ,i MQW Q11 fafiifwy X xx ff ,W W g E fxkmido lg My 5 is Q QS 22,5 J YQUQYU QQQWWVMW yy Qg2 'jMf mf Q93 W , QQ My Q-SIA DZ? Q W YJ 5 E My W 1 di 6.5? km wg WL-Q-LJZ.4.,?V'gf',14'.2-2-M QQ 'NSN QW QMMQWZQ UWQW MW SENIOR DIRECTORY ANDREWS, JEAN: Junior High Chorus 15 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Penmanship Club 25 Gym Club 35 FHA 45 Girl Reserves 45 Senior Play 4. BARNETT, SHIRLEY: Ju.n.iorHigh Chorus 15 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Penmanship Club 25 Gym Club 35 Girl Reserves 4. BARR, PATTI: Junior High Cho- rus 15 Junior Gym Club 15 Senior Gym Club 1,2,35 Typing Club 25 Penmanship Club 2- Senior High chorus 2,3,45 Pep Club 4. BICKFORD, BEVERLY: Girl Re- serves 1,2,3,45 Senior High Chorus 25 Home Economics Club 35 Girl Reserves 45 FHA 45 Library Club 4. CAMPBELL, SONJA: Junior Gym Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Senior Gym Club 1,2,35 Home Economics Club 15 Senior I-ligh Chorus 25 Penmanship Club 25 Typing Club 25 Press Club 3,45 FLASH 3,45 Latin Club 35 NUNUNDAH 45 Girl Reserves 4. CHA.SE, CAROL: Art Club 1,25 Junior High Chorus 15 Jtmior Band 15 NunundahArt Club 1,25FLASH 1 2,3,45 Junior Gym Club 15 Senior Band 2,3,45 Senior High Chorus 25 Dramatics Club 2,35 Vested Choir 2,3,4: SENIOR PLAY 4. COMES, HARRY: Jay Vee Foot- ball 15 Jay Vee Basketball 1,25 FFA 2,3,45 Projection Club 25 Class Vice-President 2,3,45 Var- sity S, 4. CONNORS, MARLENE: Junior Gym Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Senior Gym Club l,2,35 Typ- ing Club 25 Penmanship Club 25 Senior High Chorus 2,3,45 FHA 45 NUNUNDAH 45 Press Club 45 Pep Club 4. CUNNINGI-IAM, GLENN: Football 1,2,3,45 Jay Vee Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Gym Club 1,25 Varsity S 1,2,3,45 Track Club 25 FFA 2,3,4 5 Basketball Club 35 Stu- dent Council President 45 Clean- Up Chairman 3,45 Pep Club 4. DANIELS, PAULINE: Junior High Chorus 15 Penmanship Club 25 Senior High Chorus 2,3,45 Girl Re- serves 35 NUNUNDAH 45 FHA 45 Pep Club 4. DENNDIG, PHIL FFA. 1,2,3,45 Projection Club 25 Radio Club 35 Varsity S 3,45 Bas- ketball 3,4. DENNIS, DIANNE: Senior Gym Club 1.3: GAA 25 Dramatics Club 2,35 Latin Club 35 Cheerleader 45 SENIOR PLAY 4. DICKINSON, KAY: Junior High Chorus 15 Senior Gym Club 15 Girl Reserves 1,2,3,4 5 Typing Club 25 Pennmanship Club 25 Home Economics Club 35 Senior High Chorus 3,45 Fl-lA 45 NUNUNDAH4. FAES, FRANK: Tiunbling Club 1, 25 Typing Club 25 FFA 3,45 Track 4. GOODWILL, DEAN Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Tumbl- ing Club 1,35 Wrestling Club 3. GREEN, CONNIE: Junior Gym Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Senior Gym Club 1,2,35 Senior High Chorus 2,3,45 Typing Club 25 Penmanship Club 25 NUNUNDAH 45 FHA 45 Pep Club 4. HAKEL, BOB: Junior Hign Cho- rus 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 1,2 5 Varsity S 2,3, 45 Veste Choir 3,4. HEWITT, TOM: Projection Club 15 Gym Club 1,25 Basketball Club 35 FFA 2,3. HIRSCH, JOE FFA 1,35 Vested Choir 35 Rifle Club 4. HIXENBAUGH, JACK: Projection Club 15 FFA 2,3,45 Rifle Club 4. HOWARD, DALE Tiunbling Club 1,25 Track Club 25 Wrestling Club 3,45 Rifle Club 45 HOWARD, JIM: Tumbling Club 1, 2,35 Junior High Chorus 15 Track Club 25 Wrestling Club 35 FFA 45 Rifle Club 4 IDDINGS, ARTHUR: Science Club 15 Vested Choir 2,45 Math Club 2, 3,45 Track Club 25 Wrestling Club 35 Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Varsity S. 4. JOHNSON, CIARK: Junior High Chorus 15 Vested Choir 2,3,45Var- sity S 2,3,45 Math Club 2,3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Press Club 4. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA: SeniorBand 1,2,3,45 Handicraft Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Latin Club 25 Stu- dent Council 2,3,45 Vested Choir 3,45 Ensemble 4. HOHNSON, ERIC: Football Club 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Shop Foreman 1,25 Vested Choir 25 FFA 2,3,45 Varsity S 3,45 Radio Club 3. JOHNSON, KAREN: Art Club 1,25 Junior High Chorus 15 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Nunundah Art Club 15 FLASH l,2,3,-15 Senior High Cho- rus 25 Vested Choir 2,3,45Dramat- tics Club 2,35 Ensemble 3,45 SEN- IOR PLAY 4. JOHNSON, RONNIE: SeniorBand 1,2,3,45 Vested Choir l,2,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1,25 FFA 2, SENIOR 3,45 FLASH 3,45 Combo 45 Ensem- ble 4. LARSON, CONNIE: Senior Band l,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2545 Handicraft Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Class Treasurer 253,45 Latin Club 25 Bowling Club 2. LA RSON, KAY: Gym Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Vested Choir 2,35 Senior High Chorus 25 Penmanship Club 25 Cheerleading 3,45 FLASH 3,45 Bank 4. LARSON, PAT: Gym Club l5Ju.n- ior High Chorus 15 Art Club 1,25 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Drama- tics Club 25 Latin Club 35 Math Club 35 FLASH 45 Library Club 45 Pep Club 45 SENIOR PLAY 4. LARSON, TED: Junior High Cho- rus 15 Jay Vee Football 15 Vested Choir 253,45 Varsity S 2,3,45 Varsity Football 253,45 Track 2535 45 Ensemble 2,3,4. LATHROP5 BETTY: Junior High Chorus 15 Girl Reserves 15 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Typing Club 25 Penmanship Club 25 Senior Gym Club 25 Pep Club 4. LATHROP5 BOB: Tumbling Club 1,2535 Football 15253545 Track 152, 3545 Varsity S5 l,2,3,45 Wrestling Club 1,2,35 Track Club 25 Basket- ball 45 Rifle Club 4. LONG, ILENE: Girl Reserves 1,2,3, 45 Junior Gym Club 15 Home Eco- nomics Club 35 FHA 45 Library Club 4. MIX, JERRY: Tumbling Club 15 Projection Club 2,35 NUNUNDAH 4. NEELY, DONNA: Girl Reserves 15 25 Home Economics Club 15 Pen- manship Club 25 Press Club 3,45 Senior High Chorus 45 NUNUN- DAH 4. OGILVIE, BILL: Tumbling Club 1, 2,35 Jay Vee Basketball 1,25 Wrestling Club 2,35 Gym Club 2, 35 Track 3,45 Varsity S, 45 Rifle Club 4. PATTERSON, WETONNA: Girl Reserves 1,2535 Gym Club 15 Latin Club 2,35 Art Club 25 Penmanship Club 25 Home Economics Club 35 FLASH 3,45 NUNUNDAH 4. PIERCE, TOM: Senior Band 15253, 45 Gym Club 15 Vested Choir 2,3, 45 FLASH 2,35 Dramatics Club 25 35 Math Club 4. PUTMAN, PHYLLIS: Junior High Chorus 15 Art Club 15 Latin Club 25 Typing Club 25 Girl Reserves 2, 3,45 Senior High Chorus 3,45 FHA 45 NUNUNDAH 4. RANDALL, JUDY: Art Club 15 Gym Club 1,2535 Junior High Cho- DIRECTORY rus 15 Class Secretary 2,3,45 Latin Club 2535 Girl Reserves 25 Typing Club 25 Press Club 3,45 FLASH 3, 45 NUNUNDAH 4. ROBERTSON, ROSE: Girl Re- serves 1,2,3545 Junior Gym Club 15 Penmanship Club 25 Library Club 45 Press Club 4. ROBINSON, GEORGE: Junior High Chorus 15 Football 152,35 A.ssem- bly Committee 1,2,35 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Auxilary Chorus 2,35 Vested Choir 4. ROSS, KAY:Junior Band 1,25 Jun- ior High Chorus 15 Girl Reserves 15 Vested Choir 2,3545 Senior Band 2,3545 Senior High Chorus 3,4. SAFFORD, Pl-IYLLIS: Make-Up Club 15 Junior High Chorus 15 Girl Reserves 1525 Penmanship Club 25 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Press Club 35 Art Club 35 Cheer- leading 3,45 Pep Club 4. SMITH, KENT: Senior Band 1,25 3,45 Student Council 152,35 Vested Choir 2,3,45 Class President 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Ensemble 3,45 Math Club 4. TANNER5 ELAINE: Junior Band 15 Senior Band l,2,3,45 Vested Choir l,2,3,45 Junior High Chorus 15 Senior High Chorus 2,3545 Ensem- ble 253,45 FLASH 2,3. TOWNER, HELEN: Junior High Chorus 15 Senior High Chorus 2,35 Penmanship Club 25 Gym Club 35 Press Club 45 Library Club 45 NUNUNDAH 4. VANDERVORT, CHUCK: Junior High Chorus 15 Track l,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 1,2535 Math Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Dramatics Club 35 Student Council 45 NU- NUNDAH 4. VERY, PAULA: Gym Club 15 Jun- ior High Chorus 15 Handicraft Club 15 Vested Choir 2,35 Pen- manship 25 Bowling Club 2 5 Dra- matics Club 2,3. WARFLE, JOEL: Tumbling Club 1,25 FFA 2,3,45 Rifle Club 4. WEIMER, BONNIE: Girl Reserves 15 Gym Club 1525 Junior Band 15 Senior Band 25 Senior l-ligh Chorus 2,3,45 Vested Choir 3,45 Ensemble 4. WORK, WARREN: FFA 253,45 Radio Club 3. WRIGHT, MURIEL: Junior High Chorus 15 Senior Band 152,3,45Art Club 15 Class Secretary 15 Student Council 1,35 Vested Choir 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Ensemble 2,3,45 Band President 3545 NUNUNDAH 4. P 5 2 uhf' Ik ef ik X e .fo C Cl 'SP0n, uowln 6650551 A ' M55 Min or, M 5 He Ly V are O V' wo' 5 N-U25-5 o-ff pug? 'lv,.,n5ih'SH1QxNYvu 'Wd Q fkdah mah, e5e4-tr J ' 4 NNKOS gur bs? 'lem 8 'fed +5 I . 1'-Q 6 f , ,ff ig J Y' X' , 1 r I X, Q I wiv 9 'Za img i XC X 1 i n WV5 w CJ 'SX gk OUR PATRONS BRADFORD CONTRIBUTORS Bradford Printing Company Bradford Publications Bradford Supply Company Butter Krust Baking Company Davis Bakery De Selle's Nut Shop Equipment and Supplies, Inc. Graff, Cutting, and Coit Lloyd, Smith Company R.T. Mutzabaugh, Attorney A .L Olson Company Henry A. Onotrio Oppenhcim's Shoe Store I.C . Penny Producers Bank and Trust Company Rosen's Furniture Store Studley's Music House The Picture Shop The Music Center Tuna Valley Savings and Loan Company Ill 4' I ll ll li if wk HF lk Cake Shop Congress Diner I-lazelhurst's China Shop J. Bernard Hannon Kleiderlein Jewelry Motor Inn Filling Station Yampolski Brothers CLERMONT CONTRIBUTORS Kaul Clay Products Our sincere THANKS to all Who have made this book possible! 1lO!!!llOi! I-lamlin Bank and Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brynolf Johnson Kendall Refining Company Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation Zippo Manufacturing Company 1180008118 COLEVILLE CONTRIBUTORS Milliron's Station Reese's General Store ELDRED CONTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Mencer FARMERS VALLEY CONTRIBUTORS Marsh's Grocery HINSDA LE CONTRIBUTORS Crosby 's Dairy KANE CONTRIBUTORS Larson 's Jewelry George M. Koshmer Nicholas Studio Rose Brothers Electric Dr. E.H. 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