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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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' ,o - W9 0 X 06X YY xiqgg C NUNUNDAH PRESENTED I3Y THE SENIOR CLASS OF SMETHDORT AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL SIVIETHDGRT, PENNSYLVANIA EW ORD Pts the Seniors ot i958, we wiii soon embark into a new and changing worid. increased knowiedge, oarticuiariv in Mathematics and Science, and greater opportunities to education have been the chiet causes ot this changing worid. The teen--agers ot todav in order to become the good citizen ot tomorrow must be weii-rounded and abie to cope with this worid. Oniv a tew vears ago the tvpicai teen-ager was iuckv to tinish high schooi. Now it is aimost imperative that he have at ieast a high schooi education. ide must have a basic knowiedge ot the Sociai and piied Sciences, Mathematics, and Languagep and mov even receive vocationai training. Pxiso he needs a know- iedge ot such activities as music, sports, and art tor worth- whiie use ot his ieisure time. With our theme ot The Forward Look , we have tried to depict tor vou in the toiiowing pages the opportunities that have been ottered in our schooi. The advantages taken ot these opportunities have been up to each individuai. The Nunundah Stott wishes to ieave this thought with ou . . . More and better scientists, mathematicians, and other workers are needed each dav . . . The Future Beiongs To You. 2 DEDICATION Mr. Rhoads, our class advisor during our Senior High days, has been not only a counselor and advisor, but also a friend to each of us. For his untiring efforts and constant encour- agement we thank him, and dedicate to him this edition of the Nunundah. 3 IN MEMORIAM -wg Cf?- Carl W. Johnson l904 - 1957 We, the students of Smethport Area Joint High School, realize perhaps better than anyone else just how much Mr. Johnson has been missed. Somehow he combined all the desirable traits of our fathers, ministers, and teachers. We will always hold deep in our hearts the memory of his ready advice and constant help. This memoriam is only a small token of our esteem, and only one of the many ways his works will be rememberd. 4 wrt sssc M 'X 'Z e 3 we if A Foreiofxon 5 Ded' Odom TABLE OF Student C Advertising 9 I -gg Autographs '-4 ounci I 6 Administration and Faculty 7- I2 Seflforg HOUOFS 13-35 Senior 3 36 class Wiffk 37.39 Senior Snaps 4 0-4 1 42 Sjuhlbrs o Juf5fOD7o'eS 43-46 r 49,54 55,61 HfQhlfg1,,S ' of fhe A4 . VGOr G uslc ,qchwn 62 76 E 7Gl'Ql es 77,82 Affiviffes 83, 90 5 Row One: Joe Newhouse, Cory Guenter, Larry Lathrop, Corky Burdick, Fred Lasher. Row Two: Bonnie Petruzzi, Marcia Johnson, Jo Ellen Brown, Linda Cutting, Beverly Defibaugh, Nancy Morrison, Gini Gosney. Row Three: Mrs, Anderson, Janet Peterson, Lois Grohe, Dick Larson, Beverley Van Gorder, Ann Megivern, Louie Neely, Gail Guenter, John Nick. STUDENT COUNCIL The officers of the Student Council during the year l957- 58 were Louie Neely, president, Dick Larson, vice-president, Ann Megivern, sec- retary, and Beverley Van Gorder, treasurer. Mrs. Ann Anderson, guidance director, was the new Student Council advisor. The achievements of the Council were: l. providing a student bus to away football games, 2. helping to promote and set up the Smethport Teen Club. 3. purchasing name plates for last year's Student Council president, Vale- dictorian, Salutatoriang 4. revising the Student Council constitution, 5. setting up a program of assemblies for every period of six weeks, 6. packing and delivering Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy, 7. attending the District Student Council convention at Bradford High School, and having our secretary lAnn Megiverni chosen as the District Council secretary, 8. having two of our seniors lLois Grohe and Ann Megiverni attend the State Student Council convention at Montoursville. 9. purchasing Student Council pins for those who have been in Student Council two semesters. 6 bvfmmmm f SUDERVISORY STAFF Mr. Hugh Lunn Supervising Principal Mr. Phil Jones Secondary School Principal Mr. Ted Vesber Vice-Principal MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL The High School has become an important part of every American community, and the Senior year is marked by a number of important events pertaining to the Graduating Class. Here at Smethport, some of these things are: the Senior Play, the Senior trip, the Yearbook, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Not the least of these is the publication of the Yearbook which becomes at once a record of students, teachers, Board of Education mem- bers, and school personnel in general as well as a retainer of many memories. Therefore it becomes the privilege of each graduating class to produce a book ot lasting value, and to conduct themselves in such a manner that senior events are outstanding. The Senior Class of 1958 has shown superioraualities in all fields of endeavor, and this edition of the NUNUNDAH is an excellent example of that superiority. I congratulate them and wish them success in the future. 8 . Q I V -. Q1 QE H Jw in Qi 7: ffifiki S ,Il if .1 if hz 1 Q f , W? , .,,., Mg J 1 Q 1,, V P, QE Q gt FACULTY Agdetion och- . . . A Anne Stoke Teaow Nell Bailey Lewis Chambers Monsftnfhony C. Hcqen Sn' gt. Lock Haven State Teach- Penn State, B.S. Col Ield St nnbal L0CV'CoxxeQe. BS W ers College, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, M lege, B-S We 7-each er5 we, M' Aenx cov Science, J.V. Basketball, Future Farmers of Amer- sc.'A' Pen,-, S ers ovefllance, Sw and Football Coach. ica. 'ence' Laff fate, gui 11. dx. Martha Colegrove Carnegie Institute, B St. Bonaventure, M.S, English, Librarian .S., James Donovan Lock Haven State Teach- James Eckman Edinboro State Teachers ers College, B.S. College, B,S, Physical Education, His- tory , Health, Football and Track Coach. Coach, Art, Junior High Basket- ball, Assistant Football Mg - Tern flgn H x-c1500 S I B- Of N5re.Uf1ive,,s?:ke ' Alma Johnson Anita Johnson Ge 9S,,erslW' School wg, RN' 7 Schoof Upsala College, A.B. Slip p e r y Rock State Nhed ow ME. Radio Ufse English, FLASH. Teachers college, B.S. Penn Stax ' ,ms- Physical E d u c a ti o n, mdusvlo Health, English, Cheer- Club- leading Coach. 'IO FACULTY Jack Pennington Eu fide Charles Partchey Retief' 251921 Mansfield State Teachers Indiana State Teachers Cclafion gg-fe Rlroad, ve Cittl ,ox gwaies. College' BS. College, B.S. Mollegel B Ole 7-eo Gro Kish, 505' Instrumental Music, Band Mqfhemqfiggl D r i v e r s' C oth, Va, IS' Chem Eng Education, Assistant Foot- lub, Athlmfy SH ben coach, Press club. GNC D,,gc2:0fh n as Harriett Rockefeller Dale Schell Gail Snyder Indiana State Teachers Indiana State Teachers Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S., New York College, B.S. College, B.S. University, M.S. Commercial instructor, Homemaking, F u t u re Homemakers of America. Secretarial S u b je c t s, FLASH. School Bank. P cw-ri Umlkei erS H223 Sforelsgxme Margaret Stone Barbara Umiker lfclqgnswye Teach T,-ackry' Sac-,aj Mfd. H0U9l f0I'1 C0llege, B.S., Bryant-Stratton Business Mcaslle B-5- Projecrcoachi Y Studies Penn State, M.Ed. Institute. C4-,yleQe' wares. 'On Cl eorbook' Vocal Music, Chorus and Office Secretary, Socral S ub' ' Choir. r V f irwvf, 185 , X -, A gain N SK A v w ' T 1.1 ,-f ' ' was va 1 wg,,,,..fw-5 , gp FACULTY SNAPS 12 f 3 K N . ms - -,Z .M ,, V 5- 2: ,Zigi '- 7 g Q, ,S f,. A ., 1 .Z Mg? , . Q f I 9 il .fx W V ggi? t wg 1 4 wx L A si E Q V 23, ff A f 'Z il 1 X qw . 2 N., Nr 1, gs' ' E732 af' ASW Q .H , ' , m,L. ,N ,,LM,A A ,L ' W' 4 F i: f-nm. 51 b sf A 3 -- -v,.?4?1?EE .TEITS tml 'Li' H,-SY li - -- --Qzisrg 7 k ', ..t2:S?4:t 5 fv Lfisigigs y al' vw' W LLA. 1-1' ,Am ik. vw, ,ig .,A.. Aw ,A . 4-vs gf .. ,,x.....l 3 S M f E A a s WM: K .,k, - f x, as df gi? 4 A QS! .f x Wm Dick Larson SENICRS We elected the cream of the crop for our officers. These were: President, Fred Larson, Vice-President, Dick Larson, Secretary, Dawn Marie Abbey, and Treasurer, Beverley Van Gorder. Mrs. Anita Johnson and Mr. Eugene Rhoads were our Senior Advisors, our class colors were red and white. Naturally, our Senior year was the busiest of our high school days. We sold magazines, held a Holiday Ball, sold Christmas candles, sold Salt Water Taffy, held Twerp Day and the Twerp Dance, and had a Senior Carnival to get enough money to go on the New York Trip i-n April. Our representatives to Student Council were: Dick Larson, Beverley Van Gorder, Ann Megivern, and Lois Grohe. Louie Neely served as the Student Council President. CLASS OFFICERS Fred Larson President Vice-President Beverley Van Gorder Dawn Marie Abbey Treasurer Secretary I4 .Q .M Dawn Marie Abbey Dawn January 6, 1941 gurgling giggle . . . neat as a pin and twice as sharp . . sprightly tumbler . . . class secretary . . . champion speller . . our NUNUNDAH Editor . . . Ambition: Medical Secretary Tough Luck Elmer Archie Austin Fudd A September 15, 1939 1 southpaw swisher . . . well liked . . . Elvis the Il . . . hillbilly ' f crooner . . . our Coryville Casanova . . . is , ,X 3 fi 1 Ambition: Undecided Huh? 'XF f' . fs gf as time Daniel Meredith Backus Dan February 19, 1940 Billy Graham? . . . interesting and intelligent . . . those nights at Busti speed crazy quick wit conver- sationalist . . . Ambition. Racing Automotxve Engineer That breaks my heart ll ll Ruth Naomi Bennett Ruthie September l2, 1940 angel face . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . wedding bells . . . honey of a homemaker . . . Comes' conscious . . . sweet and tranquil . . . Ambition: Marriage Oh, Hon Sandra Eileen Bennett Sandy June l7, l94O sweet as sugar . . . erudite English student . . . knack with hair . . . Forensic Speech Champion . . . amiable artist . . . sincere and sincerely liked . . . Ambition: Secretary Oh, my gloryl M X ll ' I Susan Evelyn Brougham Suzie February 9, l 940 rather quiet . . . soft soprano . . . Junior year in California . . . panther-black hair. . . sweet 'n' gentle . . . Ambition: Business World Oh, l did notl' Sylvia Jean Bryson August 14, l 940 llsylll Dark Eyes . . . mischievous . . . Pat Boone . . . stock cars . . . choir enthusiast . . . wonderful student, wonderful girl . . . pleasant smile Ambition: Secretary Oh, Please! Il ll Richard Leroy Burdick Dick August 26, l94O cracks pencils rather than books . . . basketball beaut . . little innocence? . . . well, I don't care . . . football ability . . adorable . . . Ambition: Navy Don't sweat it! Virgil Floyd Canfield Virgil January l4, l 940 women have no port in his life . . . man of few words . . . cool, calm, and collected kind . .. attentive and scholarly. . . Ambition: Undecided Q 17 I I Wayne Arlington Church Wayne October 23, I939 young man with a horn . . . nice bass solos . . . thoughtful . . . band backbone and president . . . easy grin . . . Ambition: Dance Band Musician Oh, jolly Larry Eugene Connors Tojo November l0, 1940 rascal . . . one of the Betula gang . . . contagious laugh . . Mighty Mouse . . . flair for football . . . Ambition: Navy To be or not to be August 23, 1940 cagey football man . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . magic touch for the basketball . . . summers in West Virginia . . . friendly but unpredictable . . . Ambition: Lawyer I'm not proud I8 , r ll Charles Ralph Cooper Coop Carolyn Rose Covert Helen August 17, 1939 good natured giggle . . . long locks , . . vigilant basketball guard . . . smile for everyone . . . study hall stunts . . . Ambition: Undecided Big deal! Wilford Anthony Cunningham Willie October 8, 1940 powerhouse on the gridiron . . . study hall riots . . . history genius . . . nice physique . . . never cross . . . always courteous . . . Ambition Baseball Watch it Russell Iver Denning Russ November 2, 1939 gsharp dresser . . . take me down the road . . . liking for basketball . . . drivers license?? . . .catchy laugh . . . Ambition: Air Force You're the boss ll ll Karen Linda Eddy Linda October 22, l940 lead saxophone . . . movie fan . . . vivid imagination . . sweet Swede. . .Tab Hunter. . .culinary whiz. . . Ambition: Airline employee Oh Qeel Kathryn Inez Edgar Kathy June 25, 1940 soft spoken . . . perfect attendance at Sunday school for twelve years . . . Camay complexion . . . velvet voice . . . silken locks . . . neat dresser. . . Ambition: Airline Receptionist Me too July 21, 1940 those winters in Florida-those summers at Chautauqua . . everybody's buddy . . . 564,000 personality . . . sassy sax . . divine dancer . . . Ambition: To be a success You know it' 20 Gary Lee Elliott Gary Barbara Jeanne Field Meatball July 23, 1940 excellent seamtress . . . ready smile . . . pretty perky . . jovial . , .willing hand for class projects . . . Ambition: Undecided ESS Q0dSl Dona Hamlin Fizzell Teep December 7, 1940 snappy majorette . . . that jumping jeep fascinating flutist . . . devilment in those eyes . . . petite but sassy . . . darling and delightful . . . Ambition: Executive Secretary lt's not for me to say .lohn Arlo Ford John December lO, l94O matchless sports' manager . . . Varsity S candy man . . gum supplier . , . reserved and nice . . . Ambition: Aviation Cadet Do you have to! ll II I ?,,,,A ' V is ff 2' r' Q, 'll B sm.. K dam V James Stewart Freer ll ll Barbara Jean Fox Barb March 20, l 940 fabulous on the French horn . . . sews a fine seam . . . driver of the Sea Wolf . . . promoter of class proiects swell pal . . . ...O Ambition: Nurse Oh, man' llJimmyll November 30, l939 lead trombone . . . huntsman . . . Lindholm's lugger . . . girls envy those curls . . . forever in a hurry . . , good natured . . . melodious bass voice Ambition: Undecided Q6 ,Qi- Excuse me if if if ad? - 1 ll II Anita Louise Grinolds Anita March l 4, l 940 sparkle in her eye matches the sparkle on her finger . . . Skip'n around . . . valuable volleyball player . . . likes laughing . . .love those clothes. , . Ambition: Marriage 22 Oh, godfrey Lois Marie Grohe Lois July 4, 1939 class artist . . . dandy driver . . . entrancing eyes . . . loves horses . . . matching outfits . . . fabulous FLASHer . . . V 'il Ambition: Art Teacher Hi kid W if Richard Ernest Hakel Richie January 9, l94l excels in dancing . . . fabulous flirt . . . always serious? . . classy clothes . . . hot Olds. . . pigskin player . . . Ambition: Undecided Sara Alice Harbridge Sally December 5, l939 petite cheerleader . . . neat and nifty . . . Halo hair . . . cute 'n' cunning . . . chrystal cleor complexion . . . Ambition: Airline Hostess Oh, fishhooks Marie Therese Hickey January 9, l94O better late than never . . . Pond's hands . . . St. Louis woman . . . versatile vocabulary . . . peppy majorette . . . darling, daring, and devilish . . . Ambition: Good college education Oh, - i mg::.:4F Phillip Jonas Houck Phil November l5, 1939 faithful class worker . . . top conditioned athlete . . . makes malicious cider . . . 3 -letter man . , . Silver Lake summers . . .tall as an oak and just as strong . . . Ambition: Undecided I don't lITerryIl that's all right, heavens Virginia Lee Hileman Ginny December l8, l94O patience of a saint . . . lends a helpful hand . . . cute clothes . . . life at p.j. parties . . . eyes of innocence? . . . just as nice as they came. . . Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Oh, my goodness 24 William Robert Howard Bill March 21, l94O FLASH editor . . . plain n fancy humor . , . reserved and resourceful . . . cracks jokes, not books . . . nice dresser . . . stately stature . . . Ambition: College education l hope to tell ya Joseph Wayne lsadore Joe January l7, i939 Atlas of the class . . . beautiful blush . . . gridiron great skeptical smile . . . future farmer . . . oh, that wavy hair . . . Ambition: Diesel Mechanic Not much Edward Merle Jennings Ed August 4, l939 magnetic personality . . . funny, fascinating, and fickle . . masters football and basketball . . . toothpaste grin . . sociable . . . handsome and hilarious . . . Ambition: Enlist in the Air Force Holy smokers ll ll Carol Ann Kelley gift of gab . . . head maiorette . . . personality at its peak . . . talented clarinetist. . . letter bug . . . a friend to all . . . Ambition: Legal secreta Monty Clinton Jennings Mont October 8, l94O tremendous tenor . . . man, dig those iam sessions . . . always friendly . . . class enthusiast . . . Prof's bass violinist . . , Ambition: Jazz Band Let's have a jam llKe'lI August 9, 1940 ry Jeekers Philip Milo Kennedy Phil November 9, 1940 History whiz . . . receptive to hypnotism . . . hot motor- scooter . . . generous and obliging . . . friendly, fun-loving, Phil. . . Ambition: Undecided Nasty break 26 Ronald Arthur Kleisath Ronnie September 13, 1940 marvelous sense of humor . . . often seen in his Olds . . great lineman . . . nice height plus nice looks . . . Ambition: Undecided Censored Frederick Bert Larson Fred October 10, 1940 Senior president . . . Class B State Champion in mile . . . a Iady's man . . . conscientious student . . . politeness combined with kindness . . . basketball at its best . . . Ambition: Physical Education Teacher That's good Mary Virginia Larson Mary November 1, 1940 good things come in small packages . . . a girls' choruser . . . Mamie bangs . . . most enthusiastic class worker . . . Mary, Mary, quite contrary . . . handy home-ec major . . . Ambition: Undecided l don't know Il ll ,S A i EF A- PL fa 4--my Richard Allen Larson Dick December 13, 1940 jovial jester . . . class V. P. . . . collegiate dresser . . , a swell Swede . . . Student Council Representative . . . undefeated Discobolus of S.H.S. Ambition: Undecided How about that Orvella Hattie Lathrop OrvelIa September 4, 1940 a quiet Crosbyite , . . basketball best . . . efficient future home-maker . . . always amiable Ambition: Undecided You bet Terry Oren Lord Terry January 23, 1939 clever conversationalist . . , complete compatibility , . , goal- getter . . . good looking . . . favorite for ci friend . . . smart student . . . Ambition: Electrical Engineer Tough break 28 Gary Glen Love Gary September l O, l 940 we can't live with him, but we can't live without him , . , L good looks galore . , . mad scientist . . . good discussion initiator . . . interesting private library?l . . Ambition: Science and Math Major l don't know i it ,, Sandra Elmira McDowell Sandy August l4 l94O rollicking roller skater charming cheerleader dork brown natural curls lovely to look at delightful to know darling dresser Ambition Secretary Cottonpickin Barbara Louise McGavlsk Barb our Colonial cutie shorthand whiz radiant redhead Blarney in those eyes sparking smile Ambition Telephone Operator Are you serious 29 August 9, 1940 A August 1 1, 1940 captain of the cheerleading squad . . . beautiful smile . . . Amiable Annie . . . natural talent in any field , . , unfailing friendliness. . . Ambition: Medical Technology l don't care much, myself Shirley Mae Mulvihill Shirley November l9, i939 most beautiful hair . . . Bev's Siamese sister , . . a laugh a minute , . . game to be gay , . . genuinely friendly and in- terested. . . Ambition: Beautician Oh, Bev Leon Mason Neely Louie May 25, 1940 man from Aiken . . . tcenage idol . . . super Student Council and Varsity S Presit,-n . . , capable and courteous . . . exceptional all-round atliiei . . beguiling grin . . . Ambition: College Take note' Ann Forrest Megivern Ann' 5 i Franklin George Newhouse George August 19, 1940 our proud Bush-hiller . . . runs a close second to Einstein . . . nice clothes plus nice looks . . . inquisitive . . . plays a crazy cornet. . .American History Award. . . Ambition: Chemical Engineer ESQ. Tiff is 1 Yeh! . Air, O 'N , , Rh is ' 1, , a'1-ewfv' ' Janet Kay Newton December 13, 1940 moves like a feather . . . American History Award silence is golden as is our Kay . . . Constance Anne Nick Connie November 4, 1940 our Flaming Foliage Queen . . . Mr. Schell's right hond . . . interested and interesting . . . personality plus . . . eye catching . . . refreshing as a cool breeze . . . Ambition: Secretary Oh, heavens 31 'V ' IIKOYII valuable Ensemble member . . . talented pianist . . . star pupil . . . Ambition: Teacher All right, all ready Frederick Howard O'Connor Bunny October 14, 1940 craze for stock cars . . . progressive basketball player . . . happy-go-lucky . . . in the money . . . friendly filling station attendant . . . man about town . . . Ambition: Racing Automotive Engineer Wanna drag? Always a friend Betula cutey . , . loving to us all . . Ambition: Beautician 32 Sondra Jean Norman Sandy January 12, 1941 adorable and artistic . . . progressive jazz fan . . . darling X dresser . . . staunch Swede . . sophisticated and sweet . . . Q Ambition: Airline Hostess And all that jazz ldobelle Moy Rozey Ida September 24, 1938 never a foe . . . elegant curls 4 . . our sincerely sweet . . . loved by all of us - Oh, my gracious Barbara Jean Ann Recny BGrb July 31, 1940 eye for fashion . . . future Florence Nightingale . , . loads of fun and lots of friends . . . radiant hair . . . lovely laugh . . . Ambition: Nurse Wh6l'e'S KOYPH Barbara Dell Rabey Barbie May 22, l94O sugar 'n' spice 'n' everything nice . . . stage debut in New York . . . dry humor . . . Prom Promoter . . . Breck - beautiful hair . . . lackadaisical yet lovely . . . Ambition: Actress Well, l'll be jiggered Colleen Anne Scanlan Colleen April 2l, l94l baby of the class . . . math and science genius . . . non- sensical notians . . . NUNUNDAH co-editor . . . laughter into tears . . . never a mean word for anyone . . Ambition: Mathematics Why be normal? ll II Kenneth Richard Shelley Kenny December 29, l94O you may thing he's shy, but?? . . . ever-ready smile . . . industrious Vocational Agricultural mon one of the Pierce Brook gang . . . Maxine Kay Swanson Max June l l, 1940 lovely long hair . . . vivocious . . . ready, willing, and able for class projects . . . athletic . . . knack for shorthand . . . we love that laugh . . . Ambition: High School Teacher Oh, boy August 24, l94O cunning cookie . . . terrific class treasurer . . . always o 34 Beverley Ann VanGorder Bev cheerful hi . . . NUNUNDAH'S Business Manager . . . ward- robe wizzard'. . . high social and scholastic rating . . . Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Oh, Sugar Carolyn June Wells Carolyn June l9, l94O wonderful clarinetist . . . fashion wise . . . talented artist . . . peppy personality beautiful brown eyes happy mx ballerina . . . nice as nice can be . . . Ambition: Entertainment World You know somethin I f is y mffggr - s H ' - i t , jg-2 . M September 16, l 940 photogenic . . . crowded convertible . . . never a dull moment . . . our Tastee Freeze treat , . . beautiful teeth . . . pink satin complexion . . . Ambition: Medical Secretary Well, love your little hea 35 Carol Elaine Wilson Kit Down Marie Abbey Voledictorian D.A.R. God Citizen Award N.. U.-:L George Newhouse D.A.R. History Award Jonet Kay Newton Salutatorion , Sandro Bennett Superior in Speech at State Competition .'.'.' - e'.'.'. . . . - - .+I-'-'-'-'f'I'If ,-,-,-J.. . .',-,- . . . .- . . e SQEQXPK JZZZZZZ... -.-.gn ne .9 :, Dick Larson . District Champion Discus Thrower - School Record in Discuss HQNORS .. . . .---.--'z - -'.- ..,-. --.-0 '5v S-0 S1' '-3'3 . ... . -. ,.. .,g,.. . . ... .. Q., wi. . w . .. Connie Nick ::- ::i5 ' JH: --.g-.J In I -,:::: ::F2: co ' 36 Flaming Foliage Representative 5 Colleen Scanlon Bausch and Lomb Science Award ..--. --.:-- ,....:g..,:. ....:..,:. rx: -. SENIOR BESTS N :gm !. I. . . . Class Teases . . . Ginny Hilernan and Ed Jennings ...best cooks . .. Willie Cunningham and Ruth Bennett H w mm gun E ll mv num . i . i . s - 4 iii N i 9 I mi i 5 f f f r i E ' ' M.-.J .io .J ,fi i 3 . . . most co-operative . . . 37 John Ford and Mary Larson SENIOR BESTS Mzfoaawvvo 60564 ig . . . most reserved . . . Kathy Edgar and Joe Magee 4-inlunnl . . . most likely to succeed . , . if George Newhouse and Dawn Abbey is' X . . . peppiest . . . Larry Connor and Sandy Bennett 9 X ,hx Y. r A w ?. 'ig , . :L :ALA f. . . . most artistic . . . . . . best dressed . . . Lois Grohe and Bill Howard 38 Dick Larson and Barbara Recny sf' Wx Sk SENIOR BESTS Q L.,L,'f I , . i S Q' K g 2 ii i ', I 2 f B , i . . . best personalities . . . Barbara Robey and Fred Larson WC uisrnugg I :mu . , . best looking . . . Dick Burdick and Connie Nick . . . most popular . . . Terry Hickey and Louie Neely . . . YTTOST Ol'l'1l6l'lC . . . I I I best mugiciong I I I Chuck COOPQV Gnd Arm MeQlV9 39 Barbara Fox and Wayne Church We, the Ciass at i958, having been biessed with a goodiy number at speciai abiiities, outstanding personai traits, unique physicai character- istics, and unusuai personai accompiishments, wish to ieave a tew ot these to our teiiow students in remembrance ot the 'fine time we have had as seniors. Since our ciass had many with home-making abiiity we wish to distribute the toiiowing gittsz RUTH BENNETT ieaves her baking abiiity to anyone who wants to catch a man. BARB HELD, ORVELLA LATHROP and MARY LARSON bequeath their good cooking to the tuture E.H.A. ANXTA GRiNOLDS bequeaths her abiiity to get engaged to Kay isadore. From the many athietes in our ciass we have decided to bequeath the toiiowing abiiities: To the iunior boys who piay basketbaii, ELMER AUSTTN, DiCK BURDTCK, and RUSSELL DENNiNG bequeath their basket- baii abiiity. To the LV. tootbaii piayers JOE TSADORE, CHUCK COOPER, and WiLLiE CUNNNNGHAM ieave their tootbaii abiiity. TERRY LORD ieaves his tootbaii equipment to Chariie McCarthy. SANDY MC DOWELL, ANN 'MEC-.NERN, and SALLY HARBRiDGE wiii their cheerieading abiiity to the JV. cheerieaders. CAROL KELLEY and TERRY HiCKEY ieave their positions as maiorettes to Lois Moran and Gini Ciosney. Severai seniors have had broad traveiing experiences so: SUSAN BROUGHAM wiiis her past visit to Caiitornia to any day dreamer. GARY ELLiOTT ieaves his winter stays at Fiorida to Tom Chambers. Many ot us couid srniie proudiy when we took home our report cards thust DAWN ABBEY and BARB MC GANHSK ieave their shorthand speed to the iunior giris. SANDY BENNETT wiiis her speechmaking to Jo Eiien Brown. RONNXE KLEiSATH and KENNETH SHELLEY ieave their tarming techniques to the EEA. CAROLYN WELLS ieaves her news ' t r Hash to Karen Hergenrother. To Joe Rinehart and Marcia d SANDY NORMAN ieave their artistic abiiity reporting o LOiS GROHE an Johnson, 40 Severai ot us showed executive abiiity in handiing ciass and schooi attairs so: FRED LARSON wiiis his ciass presidency to John Hummei. LOUJE NEELY ieayes his Student Councii presidency to a tuture senior. DAN BACKLJS beaueaths his chairmanship ot the magazine saies to Bob Morrison. BJLL HOWARD wiiis his Eiash editoriai position to Judy Gongaware. BEY VANGORDER wiiis her position as senior ciass treasurer to Linda Cutting. A tew at us had physicai characteristics so unique that we think hey shouid remain in SHS '. LARRY CONNOR ieayes his heighth to Pat Conter. CAROLYN COVERT and MAXJNE SWANSON bequeath their iong iocks to Muriei Young and Judy Rice. DiCi4 LARSON ieaves his brush cut to Marcia. SHJRLEY MLJLVJHJLL wiiis her treckies to Connie Hess. JOE MAGEE ieayes his curiy hair to Dan Marshaii. Many ot our ciassmates deveioped personaiity traits so unusuai we think S.H.S. wouid be a duii and ionesome piace without them so: KATHY EDGAR and VJRGJL CANEiELD wiii their courteous ways to the Freshmen. ED JENNJNGS and CONNJE NJCJC ieave their abiiity to get aiong with everyone to everyone. GEORGE NEWHOUSE ieaves his am- bition to succeed to John Recny. BUNNY O'CONNOR ieaves his mechanicai abiiity to ida Work. JDABELLE RAZEY ieaves her triendiiness to Mrs. Umiker. BARBARA RECNY beaueaths her abiiity to dress neatiy to Nancy Simsick. BARBARA ROBEY ieaves her acting abiiity to Sandy Nick. ONH FORD and JiM EREER wiii their co-operative manner to the sopho- mores. PHJL HAUCK and GARY LOVE ieave their wittiness to Mr. miker. GJNNY HJLEMAN and COLLEEN SCANLAN wiii their -giggies to Bonnie Lathrop. We seniors iike music, but some at us are more musicaiiy inciined: WAYNE CHURCH, KAY NEWTON, and MONTY JENNJNGS bequeath heir musicai abiiity to the Junior Mixed Choir. SYLVJA BRYSON and ieave their positions in Nlested Choir to any iikeiy prospect. ot us are ha-Lardous on the road, but we have a ueaths her abiiity to drive to Jim e Robertson. t4iT'i'EN BAR As you kno tew exceptions: LJNDA E cker. TEE? EJZZELL beaueaths her ie JLSON ieaves her convertibie to the bus system. And, tinaiiy, there are some things we don't want to take wi aii so: PHJL KENNEDY ieaves his chewing gum to Mike Partchey. 41 K B FOX w many DDY beet ' ep to Eay 'th us at s v Q 41 Yi ak- X K .adv in kk we Xu Q, .QA K 1, fp fa ,, w 4, .. r -...A SX-SY! R35 ii! J A 4 ' ' n .x uw f X g .'N-:N V, , 'l t' is if I 3152- 1 ff L 52: sg gf 11,6 W4 V f K4 LL dx. I 4 -'Qfqff Hi fa! 'ch 49 ' -2 ,? 16 Y M X Yzfnp 'Q f v 4 1 ul . I ct '. sax XJ Q X 'fi f . . -'Q V. N I P ll lk i Q , i N ., x - - Q4 4 ,ff ' 1 'Q ffl 49. fy ',,.-A 46,1 , NN 2? En 3 c I in 2 f 5 4 4 ,P R- K X x I A I my ,vm ' ' CLASS OFFICERS Linda Cutting Treasurer Georgeann Wright - Secretary John Recny Vice-President John Hummel President JUNICRS The first day of our Freshman year was very exciting to us. We wandered about the halls wondering where to go, and we also were looking at all the new faces. As we looked at these faces, we may have wondered whether this boy or girl would later become our closest friend. We gradually came to know each other and held our class meetings. We elected for our class President, John Hummel, Vice-President, Charles Johnson, Secretary, Susan Shelander, and Treasurer, Georganne Wright. For our Student Council Representatives we chose Janet Peterson, Marcia Johnson, Linda Cutting, and Jo Ellen Brown. At the end of the year we held a class picnic at Cuba Lake. Our Sophomore year held in store for us more excitement. We held the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance with Happy, Ed, and Jack playing for us. This turned out to be very successful. Later in the year we held a Hoe down and many record dances. Our class officers for this year were: President, John Hummel, Vice- President, Charlie McCarthy, Secretary, Sandy Stilson, and Treasurer, Linda Cutting. Our Student Council Representatives were: Marcia Johnson, Linda Cutting, Janet Peterson, and Audrey Stratton. Now, we are Juniors. We have lost only a few of our members since our Freshman year. We have elected for our class officers: President, John Hummel, Vice- President, John Recny, Secretary, Georganne Wright, and Treasurer, Linda Cutting. Our student Council Representatives are: Marcia Johnson, Janet Peterson, Linda Cutting, and Jo Ellen Brown. Plans are under way for our Junior-Senior Prom, and we have received our class rings. 44 Vincent Acre Nancy Bells Donald Bickford Shirley Bloomster Jo Ellen Brown Sam Costa Linda Cutting Walter Daniels Patty Defibaugh Bob Dickinson Jody Digel Phyllis Ferraino Tom Field Leroy Freer Almon Ford .ludyann Gongaware Tom Gorrell Grantland Gruver Barbara Harris Gloriana Harris Shirley Hess Patty Hendrickson Dixie Hewitt Harold Hitchcock John Hummel Mildred James Myra James Charles Johnson Kathleen Johnson Marcia Johnson Bob Kline Tom Larson Bonnie Lathrop Lynda London Barbara Ludwig Neil Madison Nancy Marsh Dennis Maynard Charles McCarthy Judy McDowell Richard McDowell Patty McGee Sally McKalip Bob Morrison Luther Mullen Sandra Nick Sue Partchey Janet Peterson Jack Petruzzi Mary Placer John Recny Judy Rice Larry Rice Joseph Rinehart Fay Robertson Barbara Rose Walter Russell Susan Shelander Rosemary Siegel Jane Stiles Sandra Stilson Dan Stoneking Audrey Stratton James Tanner Carolyn Tarbox Nancy Van Dyke Donna Very Bonnie Williams Rosalie Wolfe Ida Work Georganne Wright James Yeager I if ti! ?' .. , , , - f---i-- sf-..,,.i 1 1.44 'f fs in 'iw-us. -isrlr if- f f- ?,,,.gi EW, me swf Eg WEE W W Q , MH! S2 s1psls,'4f gg :Eu 'eau ,yi 1 k , i,.. gif , . pl' ll X,l -1 t' it u .1 wi , X f ' - ts J 'QQWMJ is Elia ff, , it 41 E2 t E we QSCQN 3935 we ,ffl i , -,fri 'fi ifkii' Sidi' X t M 5 if W Q, 1' K ,K L ,, Q .sm ..,, A VISQZ' Um! MMNNSE ns' , ' an f .r 7 , C K J C M L J C wkg C, 1:b q ' 1 o gf -f lx- A R . K I gy 1 so v JUNIQR SNAPS 1. Judy McDowell 2. Judyonn Gongaware 3. Chorley McCarthy 4. Juniors in gym class 5. Cynthia and Marsha Johnson 6. John Hummel 7. Bob Morrison entertains the choir. B. Audrey Stratton 9. Georgonne Wright with Ted Edgar at Chautauqua Lake. IO. Carolyn Torbox and Barbara 11. Summer in the country 12. lsn't Latin interesting? ft. ' W.. my s f N Rose. Q '1 ...X QSWZWWW . , 6 D e ' President -...---.- .............. --.-Tom Abbey Secretary ...., ...g, ...... , Peggy O'Brien Vice-President ... , ...A C ou rtney Gustafson Treasurer .... . M... ..e...e D avid Rumsey SOPHOMORES We were thrilled to join the senior ranks in September of 1957. Green perhaps, but still very active. We were represented by l3 boys on the football squad, ll boys on the basketball team, 7 girls on the cheer- leading squad, and several point winners on the track team. Gail Guenter, Gini Gosney, Fred Lasher, and Joe Newhouse represented our class on the Student Council for the first half term. As our outstanding social event of our sophomore year we sponsored the Sadie Hawkin's Dance which was held in the gym on November l5. We had a fine band, lots of decorations, and the dance was declared by many to be the most successful Sadie Hawkin's Dance they could remember. During our Freshman year we started the practice of having a record dance after home basketball games on Friday night. They were all a success. During the remainder of our high school careers we hope to prove more fully that the class of '60 may be depended upon to perform our duties to our Alma Mater. 50 Tom Abbey Jim Acker David Anwyl Jerry Baker Maxine Barnett Jim Barr Carol Barrie Kathy Beckstro Lee Brace Mary Britton 'X v XA! I ,.efiililllZ.,,A XXI 4 , Q i It x 0' H v . . is 5 4 Joanne Brown Tom Chambers Susan Chase Jack Comes Pat Confer Bill Cunningham Shirley Dailey Bessie Daugherty Roger Elliott John Farrell Berna Jeanne Fay Carol Ferman Cecil Gallup Gini Gosney Gail Guenter X .aff 51 Courtney Gustafson Denny Gustafson Dick Hanson Pat Harmon Bonnie Hewitt Karen Hergenrother Gary Herzog Connie Hess George Hibbard Chuck Higgins 92? l fiiiklilll X1 5 XX I z ,521 A3809 X 4 I , Sheila Hubbard Edna Irons Marvin James Melvin James Steve Kleisath Russell Korb Jack Larson Fred Lasher Andy Lathrop Janice Leet Marilyn Lushbough Dan Marshall Tom McCord John McGavisk Joss Megivern 1 Ji 4 i Lois Moran Mike Mulvihill Calonae Nelson Joe Newhouse Peggy O'Brien Seville Olson Jean Onuffer Jackie Ordiway Jeanne Parker Charles Prosser , Xxl'l A' A ,H ,x v ff ! SOPHO M0955 of .J 5' L r ' inznnrw- f--'ini -- nur 11 -li Sandy Rhinehart Annabelle Robertson Cecilia Rosenswie David Rumsey Jim Schneller John Shellonder Phil Smith Bonnie Swanson Sharon Swartzfager Kent Stewart John Stratton Virginia Sweeley Norman Tanner Margaret Taylor Jim Watson Vxxm SOPH SNAPS Joanne Brown, Virginia Sweeley, and Shirley Dailey Sheila Hubbard dodges crabs At the pool Gail Guenfer Lois Moran J. B, T. class visits the bank Margaret Taylor Don Marshall Joss Megivern Berna Jeanne Foy and Karen Hergenrotber Susan Chase W ? ff D if I Bob Armstrong Helen Austin Judy Austin Jeff Backus Edna Barr Max Beere Barbara Benjamin Lewis Benjamin Sandra Benjamin Donna Berg FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Nancy Morrison Sec reta ry-Treasurer Nancy Placer President Gary Wright a Mary Bloomster Nancy Botsford Leslie Brown Lindo Brown Herbie Carpenter Jack Chambers Wade Clutter Joe Comes Dick Conn Nancy Connor Jerry Curran Beverly Defibaugh Martha Dennis Ralph Dickinson Wayne Dickinson Dick Digel Marlene Dunkle Deanna Eddy Ted Edgar Mary Eschrich Becky Field Jack Foley Bonnie Frantz Carlyn Gallup Kathleen Grega Dianne Haynes Steve Herzog Bill Hixenbaugh Fred Hungiville Kay lsadore Bonnie Kenneson John Lafferty Gary Larson Jim Ludwig Mark Madison Jim Magee Lyle McGee Bill McKean George Morris Nancy Morrison Audrey Neely John Nick Jack Parker Mike Partchey Bonnie Petruzzi Noncy Placer Tom Raught David Razey Lyle Rees Bill Reese Tom Rice Bill Rifle Terry Rhinehart Jim Safford Mike Scanlan Jane Silfies Laura Sheffer Virginia Stiles Penny Swort Nancy Simsick Jack Shonts Jim Taylor Sally Warfle Joanne Work Gary Wright Keith Wright Roger Wright Muriel Young EIQHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS John Brne Sue Barrie Virginia Abbey Kathleen O'Brien President Treasurer Vice-President Secretary Row One: Virginia Abbey, Charlotte Anderson, Bob Anderson, Nancy Anwyl, Dick Arm- strong, Sue Barrie, Irving Brown, John Brne, Jerry Connors. Row Two: Sharon Engstrom, Louise Foes, Lennie Ferraino, Nancy Gregory, Cory Guenter, Sharon Jeutter, Ann Kinsey Charlotte Konstanty, Carol Larson. Row Three: Charles Marsh, Joe Myers, Avery Nelson Kathleen O'Brien, Katy Placer, Tom Ross, Corol Rossi, Bud Shelonder, Joanne Wells. 1 1 59 SEVENTH l f Ugg' X J l i GRADE i ,gi A . X f ., NW' 6 01 e ff 1 Row One: Artie Berg, Karen Botsford, Billy Boswick, Kermit Brown, Corky Burdick, Paul Conn, Patty Connor, Duane Denning, Susan Farrell. Row Two: Becky Fry, Nancy Green, Gary Gruver. Row Three: Mary Gustafson, Philinda Herzog, Sharry Herzog. Row Four: Kearney Hubbard, Marilyn Johnson, Chauncey Kinsey, Jim Ladlee, Susan Larson, Larry Lathrop, Mary Jo Lathrop, Mike Lathrop, Jeanne Loucks. Row Five: Jeffrey Love, Jerry Morgan, Jimmie McGuire, Hammy Mundy, Ann Partchey, Sylvia Tanner, Dick Wilcox, Jock Yoder, Paul Zink. CLASS OFFICERS 15, Jimmie McGuire Nancy Green Treasurer secrefqry Ann PGffCl'1ey Kearney Hubbard President Vice-President . ,,,,, ..,:.. N 35 .. Q X ,fff ,ff l .az- ,ge JUNIOR HIGH SNAPS l, At Penn State on the Harrisburg Trip K 2. Terry Rhinehart 3, Jill Shackett, Sharon Engstrom, and Nancy Botsford. 4. Carol Larson 5. Nancy Placer 6. Seventh grade float - Candyland 7. Carlyn Gallup and Mike Scanlan ,W 8. Becky Field 9. Carol Rossi, John Brne, and Kay Grega ww' xi' WD Q6 x N Y 5- I A X .OIF v im i 'O'?i. 5 Dance, 'V' ,, X H Q --S fn .- . - , - I wt 7 wr Fl'-9 El f N cr ',, lwflmp ' x X N Y ...... W -in ,SN ' 114-E.. ,- A E 23:1 Syn BN . 1 0 ,j I . Q x ' ' ' v gf-Q ,vi Q! ,X .xl JR.-SR. PROM CHAIRIVIEN General Chairman o do Colleen Scanlon Beverley Von Gorder Dance Decorations oo- ,..a a--aBorbc1ro Robey Banquet Decorations ,vw Menu 81 Refreshments Printing 81 Tickets fc o, Clean-Up do Costumes ad Music aaa. Carol Kelley da-- Carolyn Wells Sondra Norman -io,-URuth Bennett Lindo Eddy , --o Down Marie Abbey Bill Howard dd,-dDick Larson Gory Love ,--aSondro McDowell ,--dwLouie Neely ,f xl ir: 'Q P2-f ' 66 Willie Cunningham AML All-Star Kneeling: Louie Neely, Jim Tonner, Phil Houck, John Hummell, Richard Hakel, Gary Elliott, Ronnie Kleisoth, Charlie McCarthy, Joe lsadore, Larry Connors, Ed Jennings. Standing: Mr. Donovan, Willie Cunningham, Bill Cunningham, Bob Kline, Chuck Cooper, Bob Dickinson, Terry Lord, Dick Burdick, Mr. Pennington, Mr. Bailey. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Hubbers, under the capable hands of their new Varsity coach, Jim Donovan, and assistant coach, Jack Pennington, started practice at McCoy Stadium on August l9, l957. They practiced hard and were rough and ready for their first game. They proved this by the scores of their games. The first game was postponed because of the flu epidemic among ours and St. Bernard's players. After the boys started rolling, we won our first two games: Bernies l2-O and Coudersport l3-7. Otto really took a beating when we defeated them 39-O. The Hubbers ran up another big score when they defeated Sheffield 4l-6. The Smethport team anticipated their fifth victory when they headed for Renova and they got it 32-O. The Ridgway game was wiped out by the flu so Coach Donovan scheduled a game with Warren since they were also idle because of the bug. A Class A school didn't bother the raging Hubbers for they crushed Warren 38-9. Another new team, Cuba, New York, was scheduled for our Home- coming game. What a shame if our Homecoming should be spoiled by a defeat! The Hubbers sensed this and won the game 29-6. Then the big game with St. Marys, who were also undefeated. Our downfall came here when the Flying Dutchmen defeated the Hubbers 27-O. The last game with our great rivals, Port Allegany, was the biggest upset of the season. The Gators defeated the Hubbers l2-O. Willie Cunningham and Chuck Cooper, our rugged fullback and quarterback respectively, were the members of the team selected for the Allegheny Mountain League All-Star Team. These boys are pictured in the circles above. Congratulations to the Hubbers, Coach Donvon, and Assistant Coach Pennington for the best season in many, many years!! XV Chuck Cooper AML All-Star THE VARSHY JV FGOTBALL Kneellng Kent Stewart, Tom Abbey David Rumsey Mike Mulvnhlll John Shelander Tom Chambers, John McGavisk Standing Mr Barley Tom McCord Jlm Barr Chuck Hnggms Courtney Gustafson, Mr. Pennmgton Opponent Bradford St. Marys Otto-Eldred Sheffield Coudersport Port Allegany Ci.yEERLEADERS Kneeling: Sandy McDowell, Sally Harbridge, Ann Megivern. Standing: Barbara Rose, Susie Shelander, Carolyn Tarbox. These girls were behind the football team all the way during football seasong trying to cheer them up when they were losing and trying to keep the boys' enthusiasm normal when the team was winning, THE I3 ND NIARCHED . . . . Our marching band this year was one of the best ever. lt is composed of the members of the Senior Band. The marching band's faithful at- tendance at all the games despite the rain and cold was very encouraging to the boosters and team, Displaying perfect co-ordination with their unusual half-time performances, they left an impression which will long be remembered by the community. Included in the six-march program were Hesita- tion Strut and Wagon Wheels, but their serenity was always shown when they concluded with our Alma Mater . Back: Cecelia Rosenswie, Sophomore Attendant: Burgess, John Lindholrng Queen, Ann Megiverng Terry Hickey, Senior Attendant: Kay lsadore, Freshman Attendant. Front: Barbara Rickard, Attendant from Cuba, New York: Marcia John- son, Junior Attendantp Joy Nichols, Attendant from Cuba, New York. NOVEMBER 1957 HOMECOMING Junior Class Float Eighth Grade Float iv Senior Class Float 69 Clementine Kelly Dona Fizzell NOVEMBER 7, 1957 SENIOR PLAY Mayor and Mrs, Kelly Gary Elliott and Ann Megivern npeterl 11-I-Ubbyll Gary Love Dick Larson Jane Ann Cafhy Sandy Bennett Bertha Abe Colleen Scanlan George Newhouse Barbara Robey Miss PringIe Ann McNeil Terry Hickey Carol Wilson WX ,y TlNE 1 L Q 66 , , N ,. Q CLUVICN ll' l Hank fLouie Neely? helps Clemen- tine figure out the angles. ll Tubby suffers to ioin Dance, Clementine. the Super Duper Phi's. t mbo called Butch doesn't help her I Clementine, a football-playing o y , father's campaign for re-election to mayor by breaking Miss Pringle s, chairman of the women voters, window. Clem mends matters and gets a lady. her man when she grows up and becomes M McBride director and Center: r. , , stage hands, Willie Cunningham and erley VanGorder. Ronnie Kleisath. 71 Prompters, Gimmy Hileman and Bev SAD Gram Gruver and Penny Swort Examples of cute costumes Dick Larson and Marcia Johnson Li'I Abner and Daisy Mae NO ENIBER 15, 1957 The crowd at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Sophomores. 72 IE HA KINS DANCE ., -,ff -'Il . Mr. and Mrs. Umiker Mommy and Pappy Yokum DANCE CHAIRMEN Decorations DD,...Ds. E Gail Guenter Berna Jean Fay Publicity .- DDDD seem Joe Newhouse Refreshments D eefecSheila Hubbard VARSITY BASKETBALL Phil Houck . . . North Tier League All-Star. Row One: Irving Brown, Fred O'Connor, Chuck Johnson, Chuck Cooper, Fred Larson, Philip Houck, Louie Neely, Bob Anderson. Row Two: Jim Acker, Bob Kline, Jack Larson, Russell Denning, Mr. Vesber, Elmer Austin, Dick Burdick, Dick Larson, Joss Megivern, Cory Guenter The Hubbers under their coach, Mr. Vesber, finished in third place in both the leagues in which they participated. The Allegheny Mountain League was newly formed this year. The team started the season like a championship team, but they went into a mid-season slump which ruined their chances, Next year the coach will have a big rebuilding job because of the loss of several important players through graduation. Three seniors made All-Star teams or honorable mention: Phil Hauck . . . lst Team -- North Tier, Honorable Mention - Allegheny Mountain League, Chuck Cooper . . . 2nd Team - North Tier, 2nd Team - Alleg- heny Mountain League, Fred Larson . . . Honable Mention - Allegheny Mountain League. , Opponent Smethport Opponent Smethport Salamanca 36 49 Coudersport 45 St. Bernard 34 4l St. Marys 43 Oswayo Valley 36 63 Port Allegany 47 Coudersport 54 36 Johnsonburg 58 St. Bernard 37 61 Otto 42 Johnsonburg 29 32 Sheffield 50 Otto 28 4'l Emporium 62 Oswayo Valley 40 4l Salamanca 49 Sheffield 48 44 Ridgway 50 Emporium 34 6l St. Marys 42 Ridgway 41 42 Port Allegany 32 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Jim McGuire, Mike Mulvihill, David Rumsey, Denny Gustafson, Joss Megivern, Richard Conn, Keith Wright, George McCord, Bud Shelander. Top Row: Max Beere Tom Abbey, John Lafferty, John McGavisk, Kent Stewart, Tom McCord, Jack Larson, Jack Comes, Mr. Bailey. The Junior Varsity Basketball team's new coach this year was Mr. Bailey. Under his guidance the J.V.'s had a won l2, lost I0 season. Wins were registered over St. Bernard, Otto ltwicel, Sheffield ltwicel, Emporium, Ridgway ltwicel, Coudersport, Port Allegany ltwicel and Salamanca. Losses were handed them by Salamanca, St. Bernard, Oswayo Valley ltwicel, Coudersport, Johnsonburg ltwicei, St. Mary's ltwicel, and Emporium. WHIZ Kneeling: Phil lddings, Jim McGuire, Art Berg, Paul Conn, Gary Gruver, Dick Armstrong, Hammy Mundy, Carl Burdick, Richard Wil- cox. KIDS . .. Top Row: Jerry Connors Tom Ross, lrving Brown Cory Guenter, Bob Anderson Bill Boswick, Duane Denning Chuck Marsh, Larry Lath: rop, Avery Nelson. 1 The 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Team, better known as the Whiz- Kids were coached this year by Mr. Eckman. They started off slowly with losses to Oswayo ltwicei, Farmers' Valley, and Otto Township, but they rallied to wins over Otto, Clyclone ltwicel, Port Allegany, and Farmers' Valley with only one more loss to Port Allegany to break even at the end of the season with o 5-5 record. Lois Moran, Bonnie Petruzzi Barbara Rose, Nancy Morrison Judyann Gongaware, Pat Har mon, and Sally Harbridge. Carol Ferman, Peggy O'Brien Susie Shelander, Kathy Beck Strom, Gini Gosney, Nancy Sim- sick, and Ann Megivern. W W Jenny Donovan T J' Mascot ' BASKETBALL QHEERLE DERS The girls carried the school spirit throughout the basketball season. The Varsity cheerleaders wore black sweaters with orange and black pleated skirts while the J. V. cheerleaders were outfitted in black skirts and white crew neck sweaters. To remain on the squad the girls had to maintain at least a C in all subjects. ' ' ideas were This year, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson, many new added to their routines and Jenny Donovan became their mascot. Mrs. Johnson was assisted by the Varsity captain, Ann Megivern, and the J. V. captain, Kathy Beckstrom. Cheerleaders who are not pictured are Carolyn Tarbox and Judy McDowell on the Varsity squ the J. V. squad. 75 ad and Gail Guenter and Martha Dennis on TRACK 1957 State Mile Champion The 1957 Hubber Track Team, after several great years turned in an average season by win- ning 3 dual meets and losing 1. The Hubber men came in third in the County meet and second in the District IX PIAA Class B Championship. It was the first time in six years that the Hubbers failed to win the District Meet. The team made a good showing at the Dubois Invitational and at the Olean Relays. After the regular season was over, the boys who had taken either a first or a second at the District meet, went to Penn State University for the state Championships. At the State meet Fred Larson proved to be the best miler in the state, winning the race with no trouble in the time of 41305. He also placed second in the half-mile with a time of 2:00.9. Jim Acre, a speedy freshman, took fifth in the half-mile with a time of 2:O2.8. Dick Larson placed seventh among the discus throwers. Also competing in the State meet were: Chuck Cooper, Bill Ogilvie, and Bob Lathrop. School records set in the 1957 season were Fred Larson, mile, 4130.5 and half-mile, 2:00.95 Dick Larson discus, 132' 10 , Both record makers reported for the 1958 squad. '58 TEAIVI Row One: Max Beere, Joss Me- givern, Chuck Higgins, Mike Mul- vihill, Jim Acker, Bob Kline, Jack Larson, John Hummel, and Chuck Cooper. Row Two: Mr. Stone, Cory Guenter, Kent Stewart, Court- ney Gustafson, Tom Abbey, David Rumsey, Bob Anderson, and Mr. Donovan. Row Three: Bill Cun- ningham, Jim Tanner, Louie Neely, Fred Larson, Dick Larson, Tom McCord, Gary Elliott, and Phil Hauck.. Results of the home track meets were: : Smethport 101 IA Smethport 71 Smethport 56 V2 Smethport 56 V3 Oswayo Valley 16311 Johnsonburg 47 Youngsville 74M Ridgeway 17 Port Allegany 36V3 Youngsville 3lV3 DISTRICT IX CLASS B CHAMPIONSHIPS Smethport 51 Port Allegany Johnsonburg Clarion Karns City Union Joint 61 Red Bank Valley 21 29 Clarion-Limestone 15 14M Ridgeway 7 4 Oswayo Valley 10 8 The results of the McKean County Track meet Wefel Bradford 67, Kane 52, Port Allegany 46W Smethport 38 W. In the county meet Fred Larson set a new record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:03.4. Fred also set records in the mile I-4:41.31 and half mile I2:04.6J in the District Meet. mio Row One: Lois Moran, Deanna Eddy, Sue Partchey, Ann Partchey, Roger Elliott, Kent Stewart, Butch Conn, Jim Parker, Gini Gosney, Linda Eddy, Carolyn Wells. Row Two: Sharon Engstrom, Gary Wright, Becky Fry, Jean Parker, Sharon Juetter, Charlotte Konstanty, Carol Larson, Terry Rhinehart, Joe Newhouse, Kay Grega, Gary Elliott, Sylvia Tanner, Nancy Placer, Barbara Fox, Roger Wright. Row Three: Mr. Partchey, Steve Herzog, Steve Kleisath, Leroy Freer, Gary Herzog, George Newhouse, John Hummel, Jack Chambers, Joe Comes, Dick Digel, Chuck Johnson, Wayne Church, Pat Confer, James Freer. Row Four: Monty Jennings, Jack Comes, Fred Larson, Jim Tanner, Jody Digel, Nancy Botsford, Barbara Robey, Dona Fizzell, Terry Hickey, Carol Kelley. SENIOR B ND ln the spring of 1957, our band competed in the District Forensic Festival at Clarion, Pennsylvania, and the superior rating enabled all lO5 musicians to travel 600 miles by bus to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to participate in the State Festival. The rating was excellent and the trip was one to be long remembered by all, especially our capable director, Mr. Partchey, or Prof to us. In the mid-summer our annual Block Party was held and a great success it was. The money made, Sl8O, went into a general fund used to buy the equipment necessary for such an organization. Even during the fall months our band was kept active. Since the foot- ball field received new flood lights, enabling the games to be played in the evenings, our loyal band spirited the players on to many a victory. During the winter we practiced hard for the Spring Concert, which was held April 2l. This was a joint affair with Hamlin Township in which the proceeds were contributed to the Carl W. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund. At about the same time, 9 members participated in District Band, held at Coudersport. Our officers are: President, Wayne Church, Vice-President, Carolyn Wells, Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Bennett. Prof reluctantly admits, The band will suffer greatly when the present Seniors graduate and it will take some time and a lot of work before those vacancies can be satisfactorily filled. 78 512. QMURETTE BAND Dona Fiuell Tel'l'Y Hickey' J U N B N D Carol Kelley Row One: Kermit Brown, Janet Kleisath, Joy Seigel, Gwen Guenter, Nancy Cimbal, Norah Curran, Terry Rhinehart, Jim Eddy, Bob Johnson, Sue Bennett, Valjean Johnson, Judy Newhouse, Muriel Ely, Jack Chambers. Row Two: Steve Herzog, Margery Delaney, Carol Larson, Susan Farrell, Mary Gustafson, Jean Loucks, Beatrice Reese, Sherril Hibbard, Loretta Holden, Sharon Jeutter, Sharon Engstrom, Ann Partchey, Sylvia Tanner, Jim Parker. Row Three: Deanna Eddy, Becky Fry, Marilyn Johnson, Steve Kleisath, Gary Herzog, Nancy Placer, Mike Partchey, Nancy Botsford, Charlotte Konstanty, Joe Comes, Dick Digel, Richard Conn, Dan Marshall. 79 VESTED CHOIR Row One: Barbara Fax, Susan Brougham, Connie Hess, Sandro Bennett, Roger Elliott, Mike Partchey, Luther Mullen, Max Beere, Fred Lasher, Pat Harmon, Susie Shelander, Janet Peterson, Sue Partchey. Row Two: Sylvia Bryson, Deanna Eddy, Dona Fizzell, Barbara Recny, Keith VVright, Jim Tanner, Lee Brace, Jack Petruzzi, Jody Digel, Kay Newton, Rosemary Siegel, Carolyn Wells, Dawn Abbey. Row Three: Kathleen Johnson, Susan Chase, Sandra Stilson, Jean Parker, Jim Barr, Monty Jennings, Pat Canter, Grantland Gruver, Maxine Swanson, Berna Jean Fay, Carol Wilson, Marsha Johnson, Ja Ellen Brown. Row Four: Carol Kelley, Kathleen Grega, Pat Hendrickson, Ginny Hileman, Dan Marshall, Gary Elliott, Joe Rinehart, Wayne Church, Bob Morrison, Terry Hickey, Barbara Robey, Colleen Scanlan, Ann Megivern. The Vested Choir, which is composed of students from the high school, has accomplished much in this past year. ln the spring of l957, the choir attained a superior rating at the state contest ot the P.F.M.L. in Bethlehem. This year, we started by giving an assembly for the students in October. After a few months of hard rehearsal, the choir presented the Sacred Christmas Concert. Among the songs sung were O Holy Night, Silent Night, and What Child is This. On January 3l, nineteen of the choir members participated in County Chorus which was held in Port Allegany. Seven members attended District Chorus held in Montoursville in February. One of the members, Bob Morrison, went to Oxford to attend State Chorus. In our annual Spring Concert we sang Once in Love With Amy, America Our Heritage, Roots and Leaves, and Blessing, Glory, Wisdom and Thanks. Solos were sung by Wayne Church, Kay Newton, Jack Petruzzi, and Bob Morrison. ln late March some of us journeyed ta Clarion to participate in the District contest of the P.F.M.L. The final appearance of the Choir was made at Baccalaureate and Commencement. 80 MIXED ENS-ENIBLE Back to Front: Monty Jennings, Pat Confer, Wayne Church, Ann Megivern, Bob Morrison, Marcia Johnson, Kay Newton, Kathleen Johnson, Sue Partchey, Carol Kelly, Jody Digel, Jean Parker, Dana Fizzell, Jack Petruzzi, Janet Peterson. The Ensemble traveled to Port Allegany for County Chorus to do a specialty number on January 30. Eight members of the Ensemble attended Dis- trict Chorus at Montoursville on February l5, I6, and I7. They sang several numbers at the Christ- mas and Spring concerts. During March they travel- ed to Clarion State Teachers College to compete in P.F.M.L. competition. Last year they were privileged to receive an Excellent rating at state competition in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. GIRLS' ENSENIBLE Row One: Edna Irons, Maxine Swanson, Kathleen Johnson, Rosemary Siegel, Jo Ellen Brown. Row Two: Susie Shelander, Judy Rice, Mrs. Stone, Bonnie Swanson, Annabelle Robertson, Bessie Daugherty. Row Three: Pat Hendrickson, Jeanne Parker, Connie Hess, Seville Olson, Sue Partchey, Karen Hergenrother, Kathleen Grega. 81 X JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Row One: Ann Partchey, Marilyn Johnson, Chauncey Kinsey, Steve Herzog, Jeffrey Love, Kermit Brown, Penny Swort, Sylvia Tanner, Mrs. Stone. Row Two: Karen Botsford, Edna Barr, Jeanne Loucks, Phil lddings, Rodney Burdick, Dick Digel, Linda Brown, Joann Wells, Becky Fry. Row Three: Kay Gregg, Gini Abbey, Terry Rhinehart, Jack Parker, John Lafferty, Jim Parker, Lenny Ferraino, Bonnie Petruzzi, Sharon Engstrom. JR. HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS Row One: Partchey, Loucks, Johnson, Barr, Swort, Field, Walker, Dunkle, Gustafson, Rossi, Dennis, Kenneson. Row Two: Farrel, Dibler, Sorenson, Brown, Sheffer, Mayo, Tanner, Austin, Placer, Foes, Anwyl, Young, Row Three: Jones, Benjamin, Barrie, lsadore, Neely Kennedy, Simonetti, Austin, Brown, Wells, Fry, Mrs. Stone. Row Four: Juetter, Botsford Gallup, Abbey, Kinsey, Eschrich, Haynes, Berg, Bloomster, Simsick, Engstrom, Grego. f 1 82 :E':'i. WED 3 QQQ, -:gi ff 4' Somdq Benneffl' YEARBOOK STAFF srrtritriiiiifi owns if iQiJ 1?If'SZtfi3 Seated: Beverley Van Gorder, Business Manager Shirley Mulvihill, Subscriptions: Sylvia Bryson Treasurer. Standing: Dick Larson, Sports Editor Ruth Bennett, Photography: Dawn Abbey, Editor ing: Colleen Scanlan, Co-Editor: Virginia Hileman Music Editor. Absent: Kay Newton, Literary Editor Proof-read this! Type this! Where's my camera? were just a few of the exclamations heard in the vicinity of the lab this year during the twice weekly meetings of the Nunundah Staff. Although confusion often reigned, the staff really accomplished a great deal of work. Planning the pages, getting write-ups, soliciting advertising and subscriptions, and taking pictures were a few of the main jobs. Seated: Barbara Recny, Kay Newton, Barbara Fox, Linda Eddy, Sylvia Bryson, Sandra Bennett, Colleen Scanlan, Dawn Abbey, Beverley Van Gorder, Lois Grohe, Barbara McGavisk, Carolyn Wells, Sandy Norman. Row Two: Mr. Stone, Connie Nick, Shirley Mulvihill, Anita Grinolds, Virginia Hileman, Susan Brougham, Maxine Swanson, Barbara Field, Carolyn Covert, Orvella Lathrop, Barbara Robey, Terry Hickey. Row Three: Bob Morrison, Marcia Johnson, Joe Rinehart, Dick Larson, Bill Howard, George Newhouse, Terry Lord, Gary Elliott, Carol Wilson, Carol Kelley, I I I Carolyn Wells, Art Editor: Carol Kelley, Advertis- r Row One: Kathy Edgar, Production Manager. Row Two: Bill Howard, Editor: Judyann Gongaware, Co-Editor. Row One: Ann Megivern, Colleen Scanlan, Sandy Norman, Carolyn Wells, Kathy Edgar, Susan Brougham, Carol Kelly, Dawn Abbey, Barbara Fox, Barbara Recny, Kay Newton, Barbara McGavisk, Lois Grohe, Sandy Bennett. Row Two: Monty Jennings, Joe Rinehart, Donna Very, Judy McDowell, Mary Placer, Jo Ellen Brown, Sandy Nick, Linda Cutting, Rosemary Siegel, Marcia Johnson, Patty Defibaugh, Bonnie Lathrop, Sylvia Bryson, Connie Nick, Miss Rockefeller. Row Three: Bob Morrison, John Recny, Jim Acker, Fred Lasher, Becky Fry, Charlotte Konstanty, Berna Jeanne Fay, Bill Howard, Judyann Gongaware, Karen Hergenrother, Pat Harmon, Georganne Wright. FLASH The FLASH, advised by Miss Rockefeller and Miss Johnson, is a mimeographed weekly newspaper published by the students. Miss Rocke- feller has been an advisor since September, l945, and Miss Johnson since January, I947. Composed of two sections, editorial and production, each equally indispensable to the other, the Flash staff strives to present the news to the student body in an interesting and accurate fashion. St. Bonaventure University offers the Flash staff a field day each year in its Press Conference. The Flash has received several high honors at this tri-state journalist's convention. 85 LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Carolyn Covert, Barbara Field, Oryella Lathrop, Maxine Swan- son. Standing: Ginny Hileman, Bar- bara McGavisk, Lois Grohe, Gloriana Harris, Nancy Marsh. I DI DRESS CLUB Seated: Barbara Harris, Louie Neely, Sylvia Bryson, Nancy VanDyke, Bon- nie Williams. Standing: Mr. Pen- nington, Shirley Hess, Patty Defi- baugh, Bonnie Lathrop, Lois Grohe Dawn Abbey. 1 0 U 0' Nl TH CLUB Front: Colleen Scanlan, Berna Jeanne Fay, Tom Abbey, Tom Chambers, Back: Mr. Rhoads, Chuck Cooper, Dan Backus, Joss Megivern, l' 1 WWW X Q. P g . a uf 3 A if 1 1 . . f Q , ,ww ff 1 ,- ., ,.,, .. K 1 A, Y Tw Q f f Z ., -K . Y L, 4 , i aw Q F1 01 N ' 1' if mi -Qis-3 I My V , ' 3 96 , w is L3 3 3, I A -?.f,jf77,fL We W5 V . 3 5553155 f ..,, 5, ' .www ,gf j+1f'w wif Nm . f -:F , kS'wL : 3.5351 if f-qgg ,A EQ- ,z - h.h, 45, :QE W . - 1 - 3 - f , v,- avg: u5wfi'v1 '?'2f-- i 'G N A ? ., U1 s-M. W 5:'?iffi:iLs' ' 1 M-M ,xw.m,, , 5 in 5 T QQ, 9 3 1 ,z M 51521 - -5' 5 wir -.Q K FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS OF THE BUCKTAIL CHAPTER F.F.A. Row One: Wayne Dickinson, Herbert Carpenter, Jack Chambers, Pat Regan, Marvin James, Bill Rifle, Lyle McGee, David Razey, Jerry Curran, Bill McKean, Jack Morris, Bill Hixenbaugh, Melvin James. Row Two: Jack Shonts, Tom Raught, Jim Taylor, Charles McCarthy, Joe lsadore, Kenny Shelly, Jim Watson, Mr. Chambers, Paul Mitchell, Jack Parker, Jim Magee, George Hibbard. Row Three: Tom Rice, Harold Hitchcock, John Lafferty, Jim Ludwig, Bob Armstrong, Ted Edgar, Richard McDowell, Walter Russell, Larry Rice, Jim Barr, Bill Rees, Jim Tanner, Walter Daniels. Row Four: Lyle Rees, Joe Magee, Jack Daugherty, Ralph Dickinson, Tom Gorrell, John Shelander, Dick Burdick, Ronnie Kleisath, Larry Connor, Wilford Cunningham, Bob Dickinson, John Farrell, George McCord. SCHOOL BANK Sally Harbridge .... stamp girl. Connie Nick .... bank secretary. Seated: Carolyn Covert, Shirley Mulvihill, Linda Eddy, Miss Snyder, Mildred James, Judy Rice. Standing: Barbara Field, ldobell Razey, Mary Larson, Orvella Lathrop, Myra James, Shirley Bloomster, Seville Olson. Ruth Bennett, by scoring highest on on exam given to all future home- V makers, was named Betty Crocker 5 Homemaker of Tomorrow in our school. S fn -F'-N----1--'-I . , , BAQHLLORS CLUB P Left to Right: Joe lsadore, Phil Houck, Gary Elliott, Dick Larson, Joe Magee, Virgil Canfield, Louie Neely, Ronnie Kleisath, John Ford, Wayne Church, Jim Freer, Willie Cunningham, Monty Jennings. ARSITY HS Row One: Gary Elliott, Phil Hauck, Bunny O'Connor, Russell Denning, Terry Lord, Louie Neely, Mr. Rhoads, Ed Jennings, Joe lsodore, Row Three: Fred Larson, Bill Cunningham, Bob Kline, Dick Larson, Jim Barr, Ronnie Kleisath, Wilford Cunningham, Chuck Cooper, John Hummel, Row Three: Larry Connor, Chuck Higgins, Jim Acker, Courtney Gustafson, Dick Burdick, Jack Larson, Tom Abbey, Tom McCord, Jim Tonner. Row One: Neil Madison, Jerry Connors, Mr. Larson, Bud Shelander. Row Two: Phil Smith, Mike Scanlan,John Stratton, Jim Watson, Lyle McGee. RADIO CLUB OUR SPONSORS We wish to thank the following individuals and business concerns for their generous support of our yearbook. CLERMONT KAUL CLAY CROSBY Grega's Grocery Mulvihills Grocery EAST SMETHPORT Cleveland Garage East Side Garage Kraft's Market Petruzzi's Restaurant and Tap Room FARMER'S VALLEY Marsh's Grocery QUAKER STATE These students are those who missed their group pictures due to the flu epidemic last fall. Row One: Karen Jones, Nancy Connor, Bonnie Williams, Barbara Harris, Connie Sorenson, Phyllis Ferraino, Sally McKalip. Row Two: Bonnie Kenneson, Joanne Brown, Cecelia Rosenswie, Jancie Leet, Jackie Ordiway, Ruth Bennett. Row Three: Paul Zink, Jerry Morgan, Kearney Hubbard, Gary Love. 92 The Yearbook Staff SM ETH P0 RT Anderson's Jewelery Robert Apple Bruner's Auto Sales Claude Bullers BURDlCK'S INSURANCE Colonial Hotel Corner Restaurant Custom Recordings Eaton's Barber Shop Fry's Funeral Home HAMLIN BANK Orlo J. Hamlin Holmes 8. Gilfillan Hull's Hotel Joe's Cleaners Johnson's Hardware Johnson's Pharmacy Mr. 8- Mrs. O. Albert Johnson C. H. Larson Lindgren's Variety Store Lindholm's Grocery LlNDQUlST'S SERVICE Lopus-Sharro Sterling Station McKean County Creamery McKean County Democrat C. F. Michielson Milroy's Diner A Friend Palmer's Electric John F. Potter QUlRK'S GARAGE Richard Raymond W. J. Rinehart Rubin's Clothing Store Smethport Auto Parts SMETHPORT GARAGE CO., INC. SMETHPORT NATIONAL BANK Smethport Tractor and Implement SMETHPORT WATER COMPANY Tessena's Gift Shop Thomas Chevrolet Town and Country Shop Virginia's Dress Shop OUR SPONSORS BRADFORD ELDRED Budd Jewelers Champion Cleaners Congress Street Diner Dana's Clothing De Selles Nut Shop DRESSERS J. F. Elwood B. F. Goodrich Kendall Refining Company KliderIein's Jewelers Lloyd-Smith Co., lnc. Studley Music House Ta lor's Upholstery Y Tuna Valley Savings and Loan Assn. ZIPPO MANUFACTURING CO. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Clark Mrs, Gruver Be Ju Dress Shop ELDREN FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gustafson Drugs OLEAN Begg's Jewelers Berks Fabric Shop Blumenthals Shoe Store Blumenthals Sporting Goods Good Friends Store Hannifan and Compay Henzel's Men's Clothing Jaynes Lang's Hardware Lester's Shoe Store Olean Times Herald Palmquist's Jewelers Pickups Restaurant Radio Station WHDL Roxy's Restaurant Sun Drugs Willard Music House F. W. Woolworth Company REW Burrel's Store Rew Machine Company Steak Kitchen Mrs. GUSTGFSOFI Mrs, Hilemgn -tif Mrs. Pickersgill Mrs. Wilson UGRA xz 6 'TK 15 gy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publushers-Cover Munuiazturers Book Binders FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED NN L1 5 A. s an 14 4' 9' f W ' f 'av ' - .. , f I ' ' ' 3 A I, 0 IA 4 U 9 J ' an - LQ., 'l .A ul - ' 6 ' At ' ' - ' X , 'nf ,.. -0 ' I -.- , .' , a -- -, 0 4 I, . ' - .1 I' 4 , up , f' ' -- .,'1-1 ,' ' K1 I ' - ' v. 2 ' 0 5 4 . 'Jn 4 - O V' ' 1' f 7 4 4 , y , G 4, ' v -ff. Q V. 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