Smethport Area High School - Nunundah Yearbook (Smethport, PA)
- Class of 1964
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OUR EDITORS MESSAGE Well, that time of the year has finally come! The school year- book is here. For many of the students it is a ioyful time, but for the seniors, it is a time of mixed emotions. The underclassmen-Qykforward tolnext year with antici- pation. They ponder over what challenges next year will bring, what prestige they will gain, being a year older, and a year wiser, and how many new friends and memories they will find. On the other hand, the seniors look to the future with ex- pectation. We will leave high school, and our friends, to embark upon the most important iourney of our life, the venture into the harsh world. During the next few years we will find many prob- lems facing us. We will be able to cope with these problems, and meet the challenges with intelligence and determination. I be- lieve, that through the combined efforts of our faculty and admin- istration, we will be able to succeed in life. 4 I During our years in high school our faculty and adminis- tration worked in unison to sculpture our minds into those of the scholars of tomorrow. I believe that because of their untiring devotion to education, we owe them a vote of thanks. But, we seniors are not the only ones that have memories. Every student in the high school has memories of those ioyful years he has spent there. We, of the Nunundah Staff, believe that this edition of our yearbook will bring back many memories, not iust at the present, but in future years as well. I sincerely hope you enioy this book and will cherish it as one of your most precious belongings. My very best wishes for success, James Schnepp- Editor . I Ie .WWW ! . I E55 5 g A . I o S N A,,,j,-0,9 I -blff Q Y N? Q N .A of 9' of-'ff Ls , , I5 I M Sv-I1 I -1 I X M1 a N' i E 2 I S I , , I I 1.1,-1 I 55965 S ' fmfgafwlvgsf . . I I iff l 5 -Q.f11'.Z?N. x s : ,-AXXM . .Jax E x, ii I 'lmmwisi ' X af, -s , Q 3 I ga . afif f Q53 .af Q35 J'.,, fb I fs 5, ADMINISTRATION Publication of the Nunundah is a symbolic reminder that one more school year has about run its course. This edition with its clear, distinct photography and excellent layout is far removed from the early post-war editions. It certainly is a reward for the efforts expended by members of this senior class and their yearbook advisor, Mrs. Lombard. We might say that the beauty of this book illustrates the degree of technological development which has greatly improved the yearbook processes in recent years. These new and complicated processes are examples of our present electronic age, They typify the great advancements made in many of the functions which affect our daily living. Education is and always will be the door through which we learn to adapt our- selves to rapid and sometimes radical changes. The skills acquired today may be outmoded tomorrow. We must be capable of learning and adiusting to new ideas, situations, and vocations. The late President Kennedy has recently stated that our educational system today is neither adequately adiusted nor adequately financed to meet present day needs, and thus fails to provide full educational opportunities for all citizens. ' SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr. Hugh N. Lunn Mr. Fred Zampogna, Supervising Prin cipal of Elementary Education PRINCIPAL Dear Graduates, Please accept my sincere congratulations upon your successful com- pletion of high school. For you the first part of your education is over. I hope you realize that your complete education is never over. You will continue to learn as long as you live. Your teachers for the past twelve years have tried to give you the solid educational foundation that is needed to meet the challenge of today's complicated world. It is now up to you to build upon this founda- tion. You will be limited only by your own personal ambitions and desires. I offer you my best wishes in the years that lie ahead. May they be successful and satisfying for each one of you. Sincerely yours, Joseph Papania Mr. Joseph Papania OFFICE STAFF Miss Beverly Mc- Gavislc, Mrs, Esther Herriman, Mrs. Elea- nor Abplanalp. 1-fkv r BOARD OF EDUCATION as' Edward Harmon, Secretary, David Pytcher, President, Mrs, Anne Yoder, Treasurer: James Schnepp, Vice- President. First Raw: Dr. F. E. Guenter, Claude Housler, Richard Bright, Michael Lombard, Edward Harmon, Mrs. Anne Yoder, David Pyvcher. Second Row: Robert Digel, Fred Willardson, Edward Danielson, Victor Peterson, Dr. Conrad Michielson, William McKeirnan, Wayne Johnson, Edward Carlson, Charles lrons, Matthew Beyler, Jsoeph Rossi. i . S SQ S zyxs 'S x 4 k Q X A 9 K x .as YQ N www x Q ax X f x may N 0 Mr. Dominic Alfieri B.S., Lock Haven State College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University Physical Education-Gym Clubs Mr. Anthony Brzenski B.S., Mansfield State College Instrumental Music-Senior Band 10 Mr. Neil Bailey B.S., Lack Haven State College M.S., St. Bonaventure University Biology and Science-Rifle Club Guidance Counselor-Student Council Mrs. Anne Anderson B.S., Lock Haven State College 4 Football Coach Mr. George Boyer, Jr. Mr. Bernard Brno B.S., Gettysburg College B.S., Indiana State College Vocal-Instrumental Music Ninth Grade General Math Junior Band Modern Math-Algebra ll 5 N F is Mr. Nino Bucarelli Mr. Lewis Chambers B.A., Gannon College B.S., Pannsylvania State University Spanish - French Vocational Agriculture - F.F.A. Mr. John Batrouney B-SA, Oswego Stare Industrial Arts Mr. Anthony Cimbal B., Mansfield State College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State College Latin- Physical Science Mrs. Larry Clark B.S., University of Georgia General Science-Geography Miss Martha Colegrove Mr. Richard Danielson B.S., Carnegie Institute B.S., Clarion State College of Technology Geography-Science M.S., St. Bonaventure University Vqrgify Bfnkefbqll Cgqgh English 12- librvfifln Basketball Club-Camera Club Mr. William Edner Mrs. Dorothy Feit B.S., Clarion State College B.S., Lock Haven State College Chemistry-Physics M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University Science Club English Mr. James Donovan B.S., Lock Haven State College U.S. History-Football Coach Mrs. Mae Foley, R.N. Clearfield Hospital School Nurse Mrs. Rhea Francisco Mr. Joseph Gates B.S., Lock Haven State College B.S., Clarion State College Reading-Book Club English-History Dramatic Club Miss Marion Hackett Temple University Hospital Visiting Nurse Mrs. Pauline Hergenrother B.A., Mercyhurst College English I Miss Alma Johnson Mrs. Anita Johnson A.B,, Upsola College B.S., Slippery Rock State College English Physical Education - Health Cheerleading - Varsity S Mrs. Dorothy Lombard Mrs. Gail McBride Bryant 8- Stratton Business Institute B.S., Mansfield State College B.S., Grove City College Home Economics Business Subiects Yearbook - Tri-Hi-Y Mr. George Larson , B.S,, Alfred University M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University Wood Working-Electronics Mr. Robert McBride B.A., Grove City College History Athletic Director Rev. Mr. Thomas R. Mclntosh Miss Kathryn Nixon A.B., Lycoming College B.S., State University of Special Education New York at Buffalo Home Economics- F.H.A. .2 Mr. Jack Pennington B.S., Indiana State College Science-Geography-Math Driver Education 3 Mr. Henry Reap B.S., Mansfield State College Mathematics J.V. Basketball Coach Miss Harriett Rockefeller Mr. Peter J. Romani B.S., Indiana State College B.S., Mansfield State College M-A-. New York University World History-Civics 2 Business Subiects Pennsylvania History Mr. Dale Schell B.S., Indiana State College Business Subjects School Bank rv Mrs. Margaret Stone Mr. Clarence Strobel Mrs. Mary Swanson B.S., Houghton College B.S., Muskingum College B.S., Clarion State College M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University Mathematics M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University Vocal Music-Choir-Chorus Assistant Football Coach English Track Coach Junior High Dramatic Club Mr. Anthony Valenti B.S., Indiana State College Advanced Algebra Modern Algebra ll Geometry-Advanced Math Miss Judith L. Zell Mr. Theodore Vesber Mr. Robert H. Vinca B.S., Lock Haven College B.S., Edinboro College B.A., Gannon C0lle9e Social sfUdle5'Ef 9ll5h M.S., Pennsylvania State University M.A., Catholic University of America Junior High Dramatics Club General Science P.O.D.-Pennsylvania History Civics - Civics Club Mr. Vinca tries oui new teaching methods. That Long, huh Mr. Cimbal? Gesheusiei? Miss Johnson Mrs. Johnson-Our brave senior sponsor r 14 Miss Colegrcve meditates in a busy hall Mr. Brzenski 8- Mrs. Hergenrother The beast and the beauty! -2 Mr. Reap and Sally reading the menu S l Wx .,', '-'Kava-3,1 Mr. Edner expounding as usual in o rush Miss Zell trapped in the hall Y'-'F' -aus... Don't let J.D.'s babyface fool you , 3 Q1 1,11 , ,xx. AWL,g ,N 1 ,' X xg, 3 M an ms X mx ,' Q5 ,xg If wmmnm , A' A, JN' aw 4...-T Lwisv-w!wf'Qf., ' Ll.. a 4 5 .E Q J 4-5, 1 ' -- -. X , K .a.uu... 3f51K:a.W.g',L A ik A ,nn g 'fa1UL,J,::...i rf'-.4s.5.qc5slL:i.g ' - 'M X Q K . ' M A K 1.5325-,,,T,g 1 ' ' 4 z - , 2 f , , r K Q --.4 041 q 4 : Q , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,M cw. so-Q .aes ...- First Row: Joseph Allen, co-president, Ann Squires, secretary, Nancy Cimbal, co-president. Second Row: Patrick Chamberlain, treasurer, Dennis Maynard, co-president. In 7th grade, we little kids Thought we were really tops, We walked around with heads held high And little chests puffed out. In 8th grade was our two-day trip To Harrisburg, Pa. We saw the sights and battlefields, And had a wonderful stay. To the old school we said good-bye As we ended our freshman year, Oh, how the memories we recall Are yet so clear and dear. As sophomores, we entered our new school Our future bright and iolly. We held our Sadie Hawkins Dance And none were melancholy. Our class rings came our Junior year, lt meant we joined the ranks We were upper-classmen now But still pulled childish pranks. Our Prom is one we'll ne're forget, To us it was the best, We danced and danced all through th And didn't stop to rest. e night Our senior year has been the greatest, We've had some real grand times, But soon the tears will come As we leave Smethport Area High. So now we're out We're on our own, Success is at our hands. It's up to us to use our heads And do the best we can. James Joseph Allen Sandra Kay Anderson Phyllis Christine Austin 3 , Virginia Mae Battersan James Edward Babcock Allen Samuel Baker r William Perry Britton Patrick Michael Chamberlain Nancy Ruth Cimbal Ronald Leo Cochran X. l - X Wanda Lucille Cochran Ronald Allen Confer Pamela Jean Cook Richard Joseph Cory 18 Katherine Ann Casper Norah Louise Curran Robert Aber Cutting Keith Howard Danielson Solly Kay Danielson Moriorie Ellen Deloney Dicmc Marie Digel William James Digel Floyd Daryl Daugherty James Oscar Eddy X. A H., 20 Roger Wayne Eimer Susan Lee Engstrom Michael Zane Fay l l l o Daniel Blair Ferman Patrick James Foley no J Donald Ray Ford Lyle Eugene Forquer Sandra Mary Galloway l A 3 Clarence Melvin Gregory John Francis Gorton Gwen Suzanne Guenfer Leonard Clark Hanson David Robert Herzog X if 15 'g Terry Lewis Hess Ellen Jane Hetrick ' Bruce Allen Hooper 21 WN Q4 f Joseph George Howard Robert Alvin Howard Rebecca Lee Hyde Dennis Lee Jeffords Delores Jeczn Johnson Q ' s Volieon Johnson Sondra Lee Keister Allen George Keller Barry Melvin Klein Joyce Eleanor Lee? Dale Kermit Lewis N? E X Dorothy Jean Lunn Shirley Ann Marsh , K l Dennis Allen Maynard Sharon Ann McKeirnon Douglas Monroe Meley Conrad Francis Michieison Ill Robert Duane Miketish Gary Edwin Miller James David Miller Michael Anthony Napolitan Elsie Marie Newhouse Robert Raymond Nieshe John Edward Norman Novella Ann Nourse Lois Helen Peterson Donna Jean Poni Anne Margaret Placer Twila Arleffe Reinard Sheldon Lee Osborne Margare1RuTh Parris f f i kvar Frances Marie Rice Xl R0dneY El-'gene Rishel Harry Earl Rounsville Bryunf Hood Robey Dennis Eugene Scanlan Wallace George Schleicher James William Schnepp John Richard Sheaffer Gary Lee Sorensen S .9 lim' Marian Jeanette Speedy Charlene Holley Sprester Ann Marie Squires l Pamela Jean Stewart Galen Ermie Stilson ,, 3 Gary Allan Swanson Jeanne Laurette Taylor fy, Terry Francis Tessena T . 27 M Wm Virginia Ann Timblin William Eugene Wells Margaret Lucrezia Victor Eileen Louise Walstrorn Velma Mae Wenner William Joseph Willcirdson .1 l l Miss Rockefeller, Sheldon Os-i borne, Bruce Hooper, Shirleyl Marsh, Sandra Galloway, Frgn. ces Rice. ' Seniors in Office Practice Class i SENIOR INFORMALS Sandy Andersan 'J. D. is o happy boss with Sandy for his pretty private secretary. Richie Shaeffer-Rich is training to take over the food industry. anywhere!! Allen Baker Sports lovnng AI IS u pal to all Gwen Guenter Gwen K3PFL rs a hom In more ways than one ffkiirl ' Nw W 1 S 5 K . as . S A - 3 Katherine Casper - Kathy is our blushing beauty who always Joseph Howard - Casual as usual, Joe. .loe l has a smile. shaws his fine form. 4 r is F. 3 is X li 1 ' Rodney Rishel-When Rod growls the opposing teams: cower with good reason, l s Dorothy Lunn - Short in height and long on talent. -h.........,-- ., W--My K M ,..,. ,.V.. , ., ,.,,...,W.,..,,.... as ,...... Robert Howard-Bob shows off another creation. 30 Gary Sorensen -Beave can be found in the woods most anytime. i s - Q 1 Qs , L as K Qs f 3 SSS George Kelle r-George always seems to have a mischei- vous twinkle in his eye. Wonder Why? ,ws xssfy I' .ft , A-1. Mariorie Delaney-Margie combines intelligence wit personality. Bill Britton-Bill is a happy go lucky, strong man from Cyclone. Susan Engstrom-A neat girl who is well read. Bryant Robey-Rhythm Boy Bry keeps our class in step. Selva!-5 Phyllis Austin-Bright eyed as usual Phyllis is talking to her favorite beau. Robert Cutting-Bob is a whip if he types as well as he sings. Becky Hyde-Becky gives stupendous service with a smile. Terry Hess-A great basketball player who always has time for fun. Lois Peterson-Lois is a sweet girl, who excells in typing. 31 Jack Gorion-Casual Jack, as his fans see him. ,f U, L., .-1 Joe Allen-A class leader who never siops having fun is our Joe. Sandy Galloway Sandy s our quiet girl, wnh a smile for everyone. 32 .lim Digel-Alfhough caught off guard Jim siill displays his never hurry attitude! Nancy Cimbal-To-dum, Ta-dum sweet Nanc strikes up a dance. Danny Ferman-Our Happy go lucky Dun, spends his time relaxing. Valiean Johnson-Always smiling, Val hc found ihe secret of u pleasing personalit Ronnie Cochran - Ron hails from Coryville where men are men, and women are ,il Charlene Sprester-Our pretty staff photographer Char is usually taking pictures. Sherry McKeirnan-Sherry's a pretty Crosby loss with a fllrtafious air. Mike Napalitan-Mike's a guy who will da anything for you, Lust ask him. Frances Fice - Perky and perk, Fran's a true friend N. N x Pot Foley-Tall, dork, happy and handsome is Pat Harry Rounsville Harry is quiet In school but outside- watch out Anne Placer-The beauty of our class is shown ln Anne's picture. Ronnie Canfer-Ron's the jolly kid from Clermont with a great sense of humor. 33 Jean Taylor-Jeanne needn't look guilty-she never makes a mistake. Clip Gregory - Clip's a real nut with c wacky sense of humor. mrsaef - . Bob Nieshe-Bob always has an interest in that menu. Jim Schnepp- Gasoline Jim gets ready for a flying start. Keith Danielson-Expression isn't the word for Keith The Daisy Mae of our class waiting for LiI Abner. Sally Danielson-Her hair and knitting are Sally's favorite pastimes. Barry Klein -Barry with loads of work but no energy. 34 Doug Meley-Doug - Mr. Talent of the class. Rad Michielson-Concocting and clawning, Rad's u riot, GIRLS Eddy-Jim's always upto something!! Gary Swanson-Gary's probably giggling at one ol' his wacky poems. Ann Squires-Watch that bubbly, fuzzy stuff,Ann. Virginia Batterson-You put who where, Beaver? i l Dennis Scanlan - Late again, Dennis? Jeanette Speedy-Jeanette and her giggle are never far apart! 35 Nan Nourse-You name it and Nan will do it!!-But fix a ieep???? Bud Osborne-Bud's a nice guy-and no red head femper. 7 Pat Chamberlain-Par's off chasing snow bunnies-on skis! l Roger Eimer-Anything on wheels intrigues Rog, Jim Babcock-Jimmy's always grinning. 36 4 Diana Digel-Di always said she had a secret desire. Sandy Keister-A friendly air and arrisric flair make Sandy a popular gal. William Willardson - Willy and his hearse - ready for rake off. lShirley Marsh-Your fingers Estuck again Shirley? I i 5 1 3 Q 4 Q l Duane Mikevish- Duane's Mono: Have Wrench, Will fix! E I Q a 1 l K S z 5 i 1 5 E 1 Dole Lewis-The operator has a sweei voice, huh, Dale? uih Parris-Rurh's sweet-but mis- hievous, rooll Nora Curran- Nora really plays a swinging trombone, vi' V121 ' .SSW i ' .. - Virginia Timblin-Virginia's a cu! up in Yhe kitchen. Joyce Leei- Laughing as usual Joyce is o true friend Pam Stewart-Pam's love- ly to look at and nice to know. 37 David Miller-Dave's always willing to lend a hand, Twila Reinard-Twila's convinced there really is a Santa. i Comic! William Wells - Basketball man- ager, Bill, checks out the situation. 38 Donna Ponikvar-Donna just loves those books especially, Terry Tessenc-Hey, Terry! Miss Colegrove wants to see you about an over-due book. Eileen Walstrom -Eileen loves those long distance phone calls. 4 1 Wallace Schleicher-Mechanically minded Wally invents a Bruce Hooper- Bruce heads for his hangout muffler pump. ax xx R l s X 3 E 1 J 'iichael Fay-Always ambitious, Mike tries his hand at every- Hing. Dennis Maynard-Constantly curious, Denny checks out a different room. :l Ford- Don's the carefree Senior, is always willing to help. Davie Herzog -Mischievous as ever, Dave is caught in the act. Pamela Cook-Pam's our hard working Senior, who succeeds in everything, Floyd Dougherty-He is quiet and shy in school- but outside? Margaret Victor-Active as always, Peggy almost hit our photographer. 39 Dennis Jeffords - Thot's one way to get up in the world, Dennis. Gary Miller-Gary eyes his favorite gun. Elsie Newhouse- Pretty, popular, and pert, Elsie primps forthe males. Joseph Cory-Joe our class muscle man reaches Thunder a new trick. .1-5 .X K I . l S I e sl i 3 A 4 .5 Delores Johnson-Dodie is our American girl. all- ' 1 up V5 4 s . H giwii ,M 1 I ytfg sa Q ' Q ' Q :mul Velma Wenner-Amicable and gracious, Velma's a class asset, John Norman -John says, Try this it's easy, -4 H K f M, .ffm .31 3 . , 2 E 1 1? Q yn, ,' xl ' x 5 JUNIOR OFFICERS S Tas 'Af Bonita Bryington, Secretary, Robert Wossom, Treasurer, Joseph Sweeley, President, Albino Anderson, Vice-President. On September 4, 1963 our class became the proud juniors of Smethport Area High School. Elected as our class officers this year were Joseph Sweeley, President, Albino Anderson, Vice-President, Bonita Bryington, Secretary, and Robert Was- som, Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Ed- ward Anderson, Thomas Hanson, Linda Wright, and Catherine Nick. ln the past we had many events which will be well remem- 42 bered. Our Homecoming Floats took third prize in seventh grade, first prize in eighth grade, and second prize in tenth grade. As Sophomores we sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance which was a great success. As Juniors we are proudly wearing our class rings. Forthcoming events which will enlighten our future are the Junior-Senior Prom, our senior trip, and the biggest event of all-graduation. sim 'K SQAX was K sys, Xue F . Q N X K X , ' Q 6. br i X has K i' X. Q wks F irsi Row: Betsey Abbey Second Row: Harold Anglovich Firsr Row: Second Row: Donald Compton Blaine Burt F i ii Judith Abplonalp Jane Arthurs Judith Berne Boniro Bryington David Carlson Charles Daniels X s Nl ii. 111, If U4 swf A , William Aggas Gayle Austin Maria Billifier Carol Burdick Harry Carlson Koralen Danielson Albino Anderson Lauren Backus Clark Brown Nancy Burdick Thomas Chase Carol Daum Edward Anderson William Barton Laura Thomas Anderson Anderson James Diane Benneh' Berg X R . 0? , s us is . Q 4 is Q' , Q m i C Q. i ., Timoihy Chase Dolores Dixon Janice Ronald Cole Cole Roben Daniel Dunn Elliott .Ass 9 ?e-if Y f f if xx Mk ,W S fl i 'N' . I X QNWNS ' .L , . i' or 5 - vs 1, Q P - 'X XS if .f -f 5 '15 Q six W , , X + :W Q l gf I Q, at . First Row: Richard Faes Second Raw: James Freer First Row: Lorelie Harris Second Row: Judith Hills Larry Fay Steven Gerner Gayle Hartman Sharon Himes Christian Feit Jack Gifford Eugenia Greenlaw Lon Hogg James Houck Susan Holmberg Carolyn Field Marcia Gorton William Grega Thomas Hanson Richard Helms Kenneth Hovis Charles Fischer Wanda Greek William Ford Georgia Green Eileen Greenman K , Darlene K 4 Haight AQ Paul Douglas Hergenrother Herzog Cherylene Theodore Howard HYde -N 44 X 'rm X Greg Fox Karen Greene Judith Herzog Paul lsadore ' - ,. Ks. R ....-, X .. X Barry Kinney First Row: Eric Johnson Second Row: 5 'unp- .es vs I Q X .N First Row: Cathleen Nick Second Row: Alice Packard x , J ff! S' X x QW veils .11 L Q? ,P of W- we X x fy Y ri b r J K Q is its Eugene Jerry Sharon Deroy Johnson Johnson Johnson Konaor Cheryl David Joanne Sally Lofferty Lamborn Lee! Lindquist I J .ni , elses? Cheryl Ramona Q 'A K . Miller Miner . ',, J. I XX xi 6 jk MF -- f ' , 55, Y L. n o I Q A 1 Q L F David Richard si .K - 1 f Murray Neel N Q Shirley Judith Joseph Dennis Nobles Noblit Null OrdiwQY Terry Lindo John Anthony Palmer Pattison Phillips Placer Z gy if , Karlene Keller Thomas Marsh Larry Minnier Daniel Nichols Den sie Ordiway Michael Quirk 3 5 J if sv il? - I . 8 Mary Kenneson Katy Mayo Richard Orlandi Steven Roszmann I ,fo J E .,,..,. s ., . y X v I 0' lx , W T it c I J is A, at First Row: Mary Lee Raymond Second Row: Karen Rounsville O 3 X Walter Linda Rees Reese Darlene Elizabeth Rupert Sayers First Row: Linda Taylor Second Row: Sandra Wenner Thomas Tessena Fritz Wolfe wal' VW? kai? James Thomas Leroy Work xx -s xy ,Q Q fi' sie X iz? mx gigs . Lewis Schleicher Thomas Rose Kenneth Stanton Dennis Swartzfager Linda Wright Joseph Vandermark Joseph Rossi Carol Silfies Benay Starsky Albert Sweeley Brent Vossler Donald Zetwick s Two Barbara Rounsville Linda Slocum Margaret Swanson Sally Tanner Robert Wassam Ronald Zefwick Frances Rounsville Charles Smith William Wassam x Never fear! They ore not members of our focuivy. i One picture is worth o Thousand words. E vi? The Senior closs broin vrusv. You meon the bund's notploying1onight? Bookkeeping has its bright side. Working hord girls? We're all friendly at Smethport. Why work? The five minute bel! iust rung. Q e N 47 QR fx F .KX 1' ill,-EX 5 -4, 'W wr if Vw Diane Anderson, Klas Anderson, Ralph Anderson. Sharon Anderson, Vickie Anderson, Donna Armstrong. James Armstrong, Julie Arthurs, Barbara Bailey. A 221. ' XW5 5' 'Q x is X v 6 N X !':, 'i . ss? QMS what F . ' es.. -v '--C Q thx f, f in NN Stephen Baker, Timothy Baker, Dolores Beckman. Donald Bickford, Lorraine Blair, Kathleen Brooke. Patricia Brown, Earl Burdick, Larry Burkholder. Nancy Carlson, Lisa Chapman, Barbara Chose, Richard Chesnut. Sari Church, Jacqueline Clark, Cynthia Coast, Virginia Coast, Robert Cochran. David Comes, Mary Comes, Stanley Confer, Robert Cosper, Ruth Cunningham. Bet1y Carpenter, 'RF fa w f. N .SKS is X x . X 3 ' v N - -Qu. 1 Smx,, :j f XAX si? ASN. L 3 lr si il sie I 5 .gag 3: if Y me Phyllis Dailey, David Dalton, Raymond Dart. Bernard Foy, Rowena Fay, Janet Fillharf. Rebecca Dean, Beniomin Defibough, Betty Lou Di Karen Flickinger, Craig Frase, Evelyn Freer. Prospero. Robert Funk, Brion Galloway, William Greek. Lindo Donovan, Deborah Dunkle, Dortheo Elder. Charles Gregory, Philip Griffin, Lynne Hogg, Ralph Haight, Janet Harrington. Robert Hays, Phyllis Herrimon, Lynda Hills, Vickie Housler, Donna Jean Hovis. James Irons, Gary Isadore, David Jeffords, John Johnson, Larry Johnson, . . 'WA xg 'xx X X . . . ii 3 ' N S - il ,take ' .2 . x X me G . ki ..,., 5 I. fl . . one s X .. I xx sl . ,.,, ,- 'N E . E 1 ll-L NNN A ,QM QSQ sf Vilbg s .QW ws ' -- Ti ,Q . . .M ri X il? 'Na F flfdb s, Wh K :X ,Y N X X N 1 R ,J L L if in 'S X 1 5 Ms . . as 5 i B L 3 if' 5 9 SM, - , , Lawrence Johnson, Theodore Johnson, Susan Keller. David Lewis, Earl Lorshbaugh, Nadine Lundgren. Jo Ann Kelly, Barbara Kisko, Arthur Klein. Stacey Lunn, Paul Maynard, Julie McKeirnan. John Lasher, Jack Lent, Jon Lester, Lincoln Megivern, Donna Meley, Martha Miketish. Donna Minnier, Glenna Minnier, Patrick Moffett, Frances Murphy, Jonathan Nelson. Karen Nelson, Mary Frances Newcombe, Thomas Okerlund, James Olson, Richard Patrick. Nancy Petruzzi, Frank Placer, Steven Pollock, David Putnam, Susan Quirk. se N w. 1 5 , Y 5 X W uv W ' if Q 3 ' W L X N 5.3. N 3 X.. , , fr? 5 -. 'z S g ' ' N . ,F , 5 L. .Q i e ,,. , it ii, P 1 . , I Ns f Q ig? - as 'S 9' S fi S X T N Q Q6 N! l sf' 3 W Q S wb so Ne 4' , A N? ' N ful ' :ff 5N'7W'iB3t-':i.-EL 1 R - r'.2f Betty Rice, Joan Rifle, Carol Robison, Stephen Shorro, William Silfies, Diane Sluga. Gary Rounsville, James Rupe, Arlo Russell. Delores Sluga, Barbora Smith, Michael Smith. Sandra Sanfangelo, Cheryl Santo, Marie Scanlan. Gary Sprester, Joan Taylor, Michael Taylor. Terry Taylor, Donald Thomas, Jerald Thomas, Judith Thomas, Gerald Van Nana. Randy Weimer, Joyce Wells, Mansel Wells, Linda Wenner, Susan Willardson. Veronica Wilt, Anne Wineberg, Douglas Wolfe, Gloria Wrighv, Robert Wright, Janet Zink. lx ,X Q XM ' 1, sx.,,,,,,y T - K Y iii fl S X J , .f 5 as x ind' 'G sm N N RS W S ,K eg? 'K A -X .if i P' x T it J 4. .tt .. I get Who pays to go to a football game? I finally did c headstand! Did you ever have the feeling people were laughing at you? And to think I made this concoction! Wow! Look ot those muscles! Con't elope tonight, Dad wants the ladder back, Idle Moments By the shores of Gitchygoomy. t t Have bus - will travel. Hall duty Ha! Ho! Ho! Yon'!l never know. Anchors Aweigh l 53 U fig-R 'uv Kay Abbey, Cynth Richard Bish. James Bizzak, Sus Chubon, CZ x IUW Q six 5 ff , N c,4'.,,. , F-.34 JW A Y l , Q I 9 ' l E MJ 5 0' ' ' Wi' if in Rb me K5 X x - -. .' 'Isl f was pa r - ri XS its B ' we ik Seb N V' 4 ggi NU- , J .F ses' J i it l , ses ,X ll' ., 1 ' gej..,,1M - i - .N e l N , ' um... , 1, g f ,J , ia Anderson, Karen Anderson, Leonard Anderson, Peter Anderson, Bernice Babcock, Bonnie Barton, Susan Berkwuter, Kathy Bish, an Brown, Rebecca Burdick, George Caldwell, Bonnie Canfield, Holger Carlson, Daryl Carpenter, Linda Chrisley, Roger Chrisman, Julie K ,.. Q ,ljviff . X 4 f Nadine Cole, Linda Dale Falk, Earl Fa l Q , 0 O i e e :Q as Q S? 'W' 'G . lv ,L- n f lk S S e ' L, 1 35 fk R l 'avr ' o 0 ' We Q' A Jane Cleveland, Margaret Cochran, George Cole, Leon Cole. X 2 X N i X sf if , A X Colosimo,Jeonet1e Cooney, James Casper, Beverly Cunningham, Elizabeth Daugherty, Linda Duval, Evelyn Eck, David Eley, Robert Foes. lkinburg, Roberta Foy, Josephine Feit, Marsha Flickinger, Patrick Foley, David Ford, Richard Gerner, Peggy Goodwill, Brenda Gorton. r N X K N g s .s. .,, K5. ,FQ . g l , fe E gl ur, . A i Ak ,J .fx .Ax X n , ,W th if QQ gs Q :Ii we ef. Ex - ' 1314.122 Q z' 'T .,,,,.,,x if 2'-tif 5 X -S David - ., L' - 'Ls' X Nl- :T e ii f 11 e Greene fl XWe'. l.1, V ' . 2 bb, ,r E ss X ,sv - X Q . I R ',- ' L ' .12 . X ogg YQ ir X is .f e. ---. X ,4X , is - -L ,, 'R ff Q , N. ,gs-.1 . ii g M. s. - . . W. X ill 3 X XX me me N ms Y 5 we Q y a Q K i N wk 1 1 E O N S A is X f l Eugene Greenmon, Judith Griffin, Roi Ann Gusvafson, Marlin Hogg, Doyle Harris, Michele Hendrickson, John Herilein, Timmy Hess, Wanda Herrick. Junius Himes, Lyle Himes, Phillip Hipchen, Guy Hixenbaugh, Richard Hixenbaugh, Karen Irons, David Johnson,Judith Johnson, Diana Jordan, Lester Jordan. 1 I 5 . Q0 W 0 in Q C f V x I L John Leon ky 2, 1 ,Q ' , it .. X , . Q Kerekanich Kinney l if -I f ll X I X ' l 7 Rodney Kelly, Shirley Kinney, Randy Klein Af LQ li l i Evcii. l 0 A fo 5 I ' ,, f S xl! N vi ,x S' x X x 5 4 Edward Lasher, Leonard Lawrence, John Lewis, Linda Lewis, Howard Lobaugh, Darryl Love, Mary Jane Lunn, Robert Marsh, Stephen Marsh. Newion. Donna - E N K is KE ss Y Lorshbaugh Q 'iz ' : X X J M , if R s is LW 5 f r Mary Lou McCord, Ronald McGuire, Leonard McKeirnon, Judith Miller, Terry Miller, Sue Ann Moore, Thomas Murphy, Carl Nelson, Gloria Nelson, Roger Q x . 3 A . QF We F if T K3 V, M Q .ig Q , - W L KE k .L C X ' J l if gwazsv Q X J' QS X N . , ' .-. sf if lx If ' 5 1 :ll QL Q J 'Q 1 N X , 41 . R X I gs ,g 1 R Q- f M ef, '- X , J ll l is . in-Nix .. p s 1 L ,Q J ' X S ' ' I .Nw X X , s I -N - Sherri f - T .' A l, .. ' is ' X ' X ,t N Q Y Overbeck kg N .lil-.lpa..l - K3 j!!I' an Ralph Peasley . J, . 1. Thomas X Q: 1 Sylvia N Q 1 Q . L 1 QM, Q T. 'S T ilkf s Petruzzi 'l Q Roberts P - Q ' X X lm , -f f I 2. l Stephen Newton, Madolyn Nichols, Judith Nobles, Barbara Nourse, Mary O'Brien, Joy Packard, Phyllis Patrick, Kenneth Peterson. Paul Peterson, Richard Peterson, Richard Putnam, Carl Rosenswie, Noressa Rate, Kefvtelh RUDGVY. R0fl0lCl 50070. Hilf-l0 5Cl1l9lCl1ef' f I 4 Q x 04 I v X fd 'S ll fff .- A A K 1 X S f is Duane l L X 5' l H Springstecid A9 ' g Q 1. v Ps f 2 F PM-' Keath Smith, Arlene Springstead. in 1 ', v ff , .N c. 'f J N. Elvin Springstead, Nancy Suain, Eileen Swank, Cynthia Swartzfager, Anne Tanner, Rodney Tanner, Viola Tanner, Sharon Taylor. Daniel Thomas, Brand Towner, Thomas Vandermark Richard Vannatta John Vossl All , , er, en Walker, Marcia Willardson, Bruce Wright, David John Young. ' f William ' ' .. ' ' X ,, b 3 95 5. K 'K .K 2 ww 4 , , ' A ' 1 f , -Q i .a ii . Q f Q Q , L i J Z 'xl .Q 5 .Li ,Q is Q . T if f or l . f is , -gum , Vue . ' x 3 S S , I' Kit'-- T - , Tyr ' i 'P ,Q 9' i J , u ...AH ' .ff Q. .Q Yoder, Bruce Thomas is EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Deborah Nourse, Frances Marsh, Laura Burdick, Bradley Ferman The class of 68 elected the following officers for the year 63-64: Presidenty Bradley Ferman, Vice-President: Deborah Nourse, Secretary: Laura Lee Burdick, Treasurerg Frances Marsh, Student Council representatives: Kathy Donovan and Albert Rossi. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rhea Francisico and Mr. Richard Danielson 58 Indian Customs we entered a float Smethport Centennial in the Homecoming parade. We sponsored three successful dances. Also we took part in many money making proiects to reach our goal: A class trip to Harrisburg! X I Xvjirifxi SE s A A 2 Sill-L 0 ' Nancy Bruner Dennis Buchholz Doris Burdick Laura Burdick Nancy Burkholder Diana Burlingame Renee Button Richard Button Juanita Caldwell Bonnie Carlson Connie Carlson Daniel Carlson Lindsey Carlson Linda Chrisman Anna Marie Clark Robert Clark Candance Coast Clair Cochran Julie Coldren Carol Cole Cathy Cole Victoria Comes Jay Confer Michael Cooper Gary Cunningham Beth Ann Dahler James Dickinson Cynthia Digel Wayne Dixon Deborah Dodge Cathy Donovan l-loward Dougherty Linda Eckstrorn Richard Elliott Nancy Fay Sabina Fay Guy Anderson Lowell Anderson Duane Andrews Katherine Austin Kathleen Backus X X QRS i SN X so Q. X Robert Bailey 5 Gloria Bennett Doyle Billyard L - Charles Booth , ,I Richard Bright - , ,iff S ,Q Q, ..' X X sx X . 5 X X X X ii Q s- , X N 5- Vg . I. A s K Ni K t .X ... we , ., ,X in I 2 ,ix J' X 2311? SZ? -.Sli my N X r Xa X f' .4. iii? 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Q H Qty x f 3 gf -f .Q Bradley Ferman Paula Foley Gerald Ford Frederick Gifford Shirley Gleason Dennis Greek Marilyn Greenlaw Myrna Greenman Paulette Grolemund Marilyn Hogg , S Carl r Lerch , e F-5-...sex X L. 1- ,X Robert Hanold Vickie Hayes Andrew Helms Peter Hergenrother Patricia Hertlein Cheryl Herzog Phyllis Hewitt Mary Himes Gary Hielm Robert Housler Linda Hovis Mary Hoyt Theresa Jarrett Carolyn Kanaar James Kane Marlon Kern Larry Larson Richard Lasher Carl Leet Robert Lent Susan Lopus Harry Martin Frances Marsh Sharon Marsh Suellen Marsh Roy McCool Nelda McClelland Jack Mead Brenda Michielson Paul Milks Mariorie Miller Marsha Miller Terry Miller Michael Petruzzi Paul Phillips Michael Pierce Linda Ponilcvar Blaine Puller Timothy Quirk James Raszmann Paul Raymond Albert Rossi Donna Rossi Donald Rounsville Ronald Rounsville Thomas Sayers Susan Shorro Gary Shott Judy Slocum Craig Slugo Waller Speedy Linda Smith Richard Stanton Roy Stidd Jane Swanson Julie Swanson Michael Swort Carol Tanner Charles Taylor Judith Taylor Barbara Thomas Donna Trumbull Raymond Vandermark Mona Walstrom Barbara Willa rdson Milton Wright Charles Zetwick Karen Neil Walter Nelson Bruce Nichols Deborah Nourse James Okerlund Robert Okerlund Roger Okerlund John Olson Charles Ostrander Clara Parker -F-. .,, AM . ,S . al df ss .. qw. 34 ea.-N N YV: 35 3 we , af ' 1 ss-if 5 l, 'gf - -J in l lm ,I-JE S qs gig? nz . ' Q 31 SPI: H 4 . 21 S is f J rm ., FNWQT ,misss N5 P if an X 9 Y . gr LF 9 X, .. Y 1 0 , '5s FR irwwmg .gre ng. 1 N rf Li 'VJ if In a Q ' 4 4 ti 'Q f me f 53' is I agw 3 if geggi Chester -4 wmv peso Q fifi See 'RFQ To A l I r ii i 1 .: 'T T so I Q eiQf'Y5 ' H VMS A e i if --'T 7 . Q w Y .NT - 1 6 E, 2 4 ,,,, . , .. , x NK ' C , 855 Q Q Q 'Q Q S 1 Dennis Bango Robert Berne Dana Beyeler Gloria Bickford Shirley Bickford Terry Burlingame Dianne Campbell Jeffrey Burt Ronald Button Connie Canfield N r l A , f X X X 0 Cheryl Cochran Virginia Cochran Mary Ellen Cochran Janet Cole Sandra Cole Donald Eck Thomas Eck Gail Elliot W ss s T N i Timothy Elliot Josephine Ely Beverly Aggas James Bailey Marcia Anderson Phillip Baker Phillip Anderson Michael Billitier Nancy Bucheit Duane Billyard Jeffrey Burdick Thomas Brown . It . 1,--. K as x xii, v Xi T We , Lawrence Chesnut Robert Clark Thomas Carpenter Andrew Chapman Alan Chase C T fx , was Judith Comes Thomas Daniels Sally Cunningham Rita Di Prospero William Cutting Nw X Q -s Y X' X N 525 Q ' X xo X :R 1 . - Steven Foes Marcia Freer Sandra Freer William Freer , Thomas Feldt Michael Foley 'F lilllelgh wifi' S15 x fr? X, ll Ylll l ff. L3 Sf gfgic Jia? Uk or S11 if X551 L SX L Q QNX? . C16 Rebecca Gustafson Lawrence Hall John Hendrickson Emogene Herzog Christine Hibbard N, xo .- K Q fffis if if xg .Ng .iii hug , 2,16 1 J E Stephen Hartman Bonnie Hays Kenneth Higley Donald Himes N Christine Jordan Joann Jordan Verle Keller Robert Knightlinger Darlene Kinney Sally Kinney Sylvia Kerekanich James Kern Ira Knight Dorothy Korb Dorothy Galloway Chris Gorrell Julie Gorrell Diane Greenman Norman Gregory Mary Griffin T . 1 2 L- ' XS ' s , t . ' F 3 it axes 35 i eve L it 3 Q R s X s i Q alifwng Eugene Himes Donald Hipchen John Holmberg Lionel Hovis Thomas Huntoon Marlene Johnson 15. 0 .et . Betsey Greene Marilyn Green Deborah Grolemund Daniel Gustafson , Bernice . so Hamilton M 1 4 K-:af .,d L X s K f . Q .s my fr if L.. Donald Ladlee Bruce Lafferfy Sandro Lamb Marvin Lawrence Connie Leet Linda Lent Joseph Hooper Edward Housler Sandro Johnson Terry Johnson xx Charles Langworthy Gary Larson Harold Lester Charles Lobaugh ,I I! A f .NS ' 'K lf ' . . Q 513 i.gyk QS' sss Eff Y J- , as 3, fgisv yy S? 1 Q, -Q se a E ,J Michael Timblin 'Q' , fy f y 0 , ,r 4, ' f 352 5 ,iw so i Deborah Noblit Douglas Osborne Mark Packard Susan V. Peterson Richard Phillips John Pierotti vi Barbara Smith David Stilson William Szuba Sandra Taylor Michael Tessena Ni, - s 'S Q T sys s . ,wi ox X s S T X r.1, 1 X Kathleen Peterson Susan M. Peterson Michael Pilan Brian Quirk i XXX. if Xvy 'S' S t Q9 xx X s Cecil Swank Eric Thomas John Thomas ? N 1 xx G Q Y Q sig, X is i i X Donald Lorshbaugh David Lundgren Lynn Magee Linda McCord Steven McElwee Bonnie Moore .,,Y S . ,ff wc' Karen Marinik Robert Martin Dianne Nelson Roger Nick D Q 3' K Xxx JW' Tis? his QQ: Susan Raszmann Dana Richards Roxann Robinson Brian Scanlan James Shay Eileen Shellito Babette Smith William Rothermel Wanda Roundsville Cynthia Slocum Samuel Slocum X sf Ss X X X ei s X ,X X T 5 ' . . is Randy Von Gorder Christine Van Natta Nancy Wossam Michael Weimer Susan Wilcox sy SQ X 23.-is s Mark Vossler Patricia Walker Stanley Wolfe David Yeaples lx, David Sweeley , . s mv X R P . gig? ,f . OUR SPECIALS IL I ZA 5 SI If Furs! Row. Daniel lsadore Michael Szuba, Robert Remard Standing. Ronald Willoughby X s Walter Reinard, Dean Spnngsiead. A X 5 LYS X OUR GIRLS IN HOME EC Alfredo Miller Marlene Brewer Donna Parris Sharon Stoll OUR GRADUATE Robert Daniels Wax? 1 Parris, Clarence Smith. First Row: Philip Irons, Robert Daniels. Second Row: Mr. Mclnlosh, Thomas 66 Q Q S is ,Q s 5 . 525 unw- Q. if T xx ' Q A X Q7 XXX Mg Q.- N N .Fixx K. Nw NAL , , QXSQ K. ' X x - K I . X .-.- . . x 'Q-Q 1 -XR 'SQ sm. xx x YQ Xxiixei . W 5-X902 X , K J gi K . H3 9' S E 5 5 Emi. - S QS XX mx X X wx X X X xfjxxxh x x xe M M X ,. uv ,. , i Mwv f i - 4 V X X 'iwfhw . ff .. M NENWN. 'R .e . ul- Q, 'gwwdsnx X xx Nm. K. x r X X. W , ,. .1 f .w..,,,,..-1- 2 x - xx -x.. Q R I N . VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: William Britton, Clark Brown, Ted Hyde, Anthony Placer, Paul lsadore, Thomas Hanson, Richard' Foes, Sheldon Osborne. Third Row: Mr. Strobel, Mr. Joseph Rossi, William Wassosm, William Aggas, William Ford, Richard Orlandi, Bailey, Allen Boker, Rodney Rishel, George Keller, James Houck, Joseph Cory, Doyle Billyard, Manager. Second Row: Thomas Tessena, Larry Minnier, James Timothy Chase, Patrick Foley, William Grego, Dennis Scanlan, William Willardson, Thomas, Walter Rees, Daniel Nichols, Brent Vossler, John Norman, Joseph Sweeley, - w E if I V Q75 gl' 1, yr ku X '.li ' Y Needless to say, all of Smethport is exceedingly proud of our gridiron greats, who, after a slow start come charging back to finish with on impressive overall 8-2 record. The most talked about game of the year took place on October IB, when the Port Allegany Gators met their downfall at the hands of the Smethport Hubbers. This trouncing 34-7 victory gave Smethport a clean sweep of the Little Four. The Hubbers entered the decisive Emporium game the proud possessors of a 6-2 record and left the field as the undisputed champions of the Allegany Mountain League. We would like to thank the coaches, James Donovan, Neil 68 Daniel Ferman, Dennis Maynard, Mr. Donovan, Patrick Chamberlain, Manager. iN, I Bailey, Clarence Strobel, and Henry Reap for handling their tough coaching iob with ease. Also, the senior lettermen: Al Baker, Joe Cory, Dan Ferman, Pat Foley, Butch lsadore, George Keller, Denny Maynard, John Norman, Bud Osborne, and Rod Rishel, all deserve a vote of thanks. But, we ore especially proud of our two most valuable players of the year, Rod Rishel and Bill Grega. Congratulations, Hubbers, on a very successful season, the victories of which would have been impossible without the teamwork, and capable coaching that turned the Hubbers into a championship team. Grega hands off to Rishel while the rest of the teom block. Figure this one out? Isudore corries this time 1 . i e it , ' X N Normon's desperation dive. Rod goes for more. Our Hubbers in action, And GWUY W9 909 It takes Two to tango! Look at him go! 3 a 4 Sa , Cha! Cha! Chu! ? ls this our quarterback sneak? SAHS OPP 0 Bradford l8 33 Coudersport 2 20 Otto-Eldred 6 20 Sheffield 0 26 St. Marys 20 2l Ridgway 6 34 Port Allegany 7 30 Johnsonburg 38 X 3 X 31 Emporium 7 K lx 25 Porfville 7 l Eight of our stars whoops! Here comes another one. SENIOR LETTERMEN Dennis Moyncrd Holfback George Keller Center Joe Cory End Rodney Rishel John Norman Halfbock RighrTcckle Paul Isodore Fullback Allen Boker Guard Danny Fermcn Guard Pot Foley Sheldon Osborne End Halfbock J.V. FOOTBALL First Row: Robert Cochran, Timothy Baker, Arthur Klein, Stanley Confer, Paul Maynard, Doyle Billyard, Gary lsadore, Frank Placer, David Putman, Steven Richard Peterson, Harold Anglovich, Philip Griffin, Joseph Rossi, Clark Brown. Third Row: Beniamin Defibaugh, Jack Lent, Stephen Baker, Theodore Johnson, Pollock,' Robert Casper. Second Row: Michael Taylor, David Murray, Thomas James Olsen, Mr. Bailey, Bill Aggas, Richard Foes, Tony Placer, Bill Silfies, Ted Tessena, Laurence Johnson, Paul Hergonrother, Daryl Love, Holger Carlson, Hyde, Tom Okerlund. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row: Carl Nelson, Richard Putnam, Martin Hogg, John Vossler, Michael Cooper, Michael Petruzzi, Randy Klein, Gary Cunningham, John Olson, Peter Anderson. Second Row: Manager, Robert Bailey, Thomas Murphy, Lester Jordan, Rodney Kelly, Keith Smith, Eugene Greenman, Bruce Thomas, Leon Kinney, James Casper, David Johnson, John Lewis, Kenneth Rupert, Lindsay Carlson, Manager, 72 Doyle Billyard. Third Row: Leon Cole, John Hertlein, Leonard McKeirnan, Phillip Hipchen, Doyle Harris, John Young, John Kerekanich, Bradley Ferman, Timmy Hess, Mr. Henry Reap, Rodney Tanner, Walter Nelson, David Yoder, Leonard Anderson, David Eley, Stephen Newton, George Caldwell, Gary Shott. K hx? faq , A -'av 'R u'Ajf'x'y4 IU lx it 52 Ns Q xx NXX Q :X xy xi X ix W SQQ X 3 Xkw X5 S R X K 5 9 X A 8 KAN xix-A x mls' NXLX3 ? L 5. fx Q Nw gg? 5 Q a 5 , if-ul 'M x ...--K. 5 f 4 r' 'qeviw 23 ' 4' 1 a f ' K g ' RM . N , xx .As 'Q :fi 45' x lu SENIOR Butch Stilson LETTERMEN Pct Foley Don Ford Denny Maynard Terry Hess V, ,' FV. x iq: x A . 1 .FSH X ., - W x. x sf. X K , NX . v ., X 1 , K Y 1 ii Y X S Q il x Rx f A X l .f 3 Nm... A I . X X X X - :X xx . ,qs m QE X Q 'gl 5 3 ,W ,W -W 'X 4- f ia f :- W U f , iqdfn , 22? W 4 ,V z V 1 it K wvf' W 1, Q w mf' Z sg .. fif fs W Q M Q' fx . x if K 9 We 45? Q ss- M SMASH xavgnh J 56' ag, an W, t ' , W7 X gina, I 'il ' , 4. 3' an H5141 ia X7 I W ,,, .4 M, 5 A W ,W Wiqi A x wr: ' Y Q, Q mug f , 4 ,232 4 fig. Mm Qfmu ' ' X. 5' . F 5 ,? 5f w 8 w , a T1 pix .w -I 5 9 X fi J si Q .3 Y I . si I Q A wg S fig if 7? 'iv xffu- . F 'fx-pi 'f , N 4. V: PHX Q: 25 g A 'T Z Bill, Rod, Poi, Bud TRACK Don, Rod, J. D. Rod Mr. Donovan ond Yhe gong 7 fl' R sf s WHAT IS A CHEERLEADER? E A Cheerleader is a bundle of dyna- mite, clothed in a pleated skirt and bulky sweater, with letter attached. A Cheerleader may be blonde, bru- nette or red head, but must have the personality of Miss America and the constitution of King Kong. A Cheerleader practices hard, makes good grades, has rhythm, pep, bounce, beat, loyalty to school and team, energy to go on and on, ambition to lead. She shows respect for others, is eager to do any task presented to her and serve as an example of the AlI American Girl. A Cheerleader has on command a voice with the volume of Tarzan calling for Jane and the ability to extract equal volume from all her followers. She is Miss Pep, she is Miss School Spirit, she is the Pied Piper. Where she leads, her school will follow! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Katherine Casper Novella Nourse Elsie Newhouse Sharon McKeirnan Anne Placer Phyllis Austin Pamela Stewart Kathleen Mayo Mary Lee Raymond Georgia Green JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 4 1 ' Lf' i . Y 74' , 4, 3 , Yi. 'U A. .. 9, F5 .. ' , , , . - .A. , ' 'fig ,Ext Susan Quirk, Barbara Smith, Barbara Chose, Joan Rifle, Brenda Gor1on,Judith Griffin, Noressu Rote, Cynthia Anderson. C s R fa ' -Y 'CQ Jx., ,pl 1 I Mrs. Anita Johnson RR' A SENIOR HIGH CHOIR First Row: Judith Abplanalp, Mary Newcombe, Carol Daum, Novella Nourse, Pav tricia Brown, Susan Holrnburg, Francis Rice. Second Row: Janice Cole, Betty Dipros- pero, Charlene Sprester, Sally Lindquist, Twila Reinard. Third Row: Cheryl Santo, Susan Keller, Alice Packard, Susan Engstrom. Fourth Row: Ann Squires, Valiean Johnson, Nancy Carlson. Fifth Row: Cheryl Lafferty, Carolyn Field. Sixth Row: Jeanne Taylor. First Row: Dorthea Elder, Nancy Cinnbal, Dorothy Lunn, Linda Rees, Lauren Backus, Donna Meley. Second Row: Ellen Hetrick, Mary Kenneson, Judy Thomas, Marjorie Delaney, Wanda Greek, Sally Tanner. Third Row: Elizabeth Ann Sayers, Lisa Chap' man, Carol Burdick, Nadine Lundgren, Marie Scanlan. Fourth Row: Janet Zink, Sandra Anderson, Barbara Chase, Karen Nelson. Fifth Row: Kathleen Mayo, Do- lores Johnson. Sixth Row: Pamela Stewart. There are 69 students participating in Vested Choir, These students are sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The choir presents two concerts a year- 82 First Row: Mrs. Stone. Second Row: Kenneth Stanton, Stephen Sharro. Third Row: Robert Cochran, Michael Napolitan, Joseph Allen. Fourth Row: Daniel Nicholas, Christian Feit, Thomas Okerlund, Robert Cutting. Fifth Row: Brent Vossler, Lawrence Johnson, William Aggas, Dennis Jefford, Eugene Johnson. Sixth Row: James Olson, William Willardson, Pat' rick Chamberlain, Bryant Roby, Michael Taylor, Theodore Johnson, Michael Quirk. the annual Christmas concert, and one in the spring, We sing vocal selections for graduation exercises. The choir also participates in vocal competition at Clarion College in the spring. N ff LJ , ' R tg Q w ? V 'X a H r 4 ' U Q L gi Q 's-.4 v.4 !.fx 5 . 'R . 5, ' fr Vw. . ,Q s 'N 9 K- o 1 5,-.. .N 'Q A m ff .. Q Y? 'jx ... f , -'S is 1 asv x my First Raw: James Allen, James Thamas, James Schnepp, John Young, Second Row: Gerald Thomas, Michael Quirk, William Grega, Walter Reese. Our Senior band had an active summer With parades here and there at mast any hour. Our Trip to Gettysburg was really a riot ln H0 heat and getting caught in a shower. Mary Jane Lunn, Carol Daum, Diana Digel, Sally Lindquist, Marcia Willardson. T135 The band has attended all but one game With its new band director who's onthe beam? We've put on a half-time show each week To boost the morale ofthe varsity football team. Concert band was a great success The music we played was superb We all worked hard and did our best And the music was the best ever heard! Sally Lindquist, Diana Digel, Nancy Cimba ' B ' 'i ' s ff X ,. W ,f'Qjf .' , 1' i il , ' Q9 . Q N Quik I, Car Thomas Okerlund, Janet Zink Robert Cochran, Timothy Baker Nancy Carlson, David Comes Richard Orlcmdi. ol Daum, Lauren Backus JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row Nancy Fay Christine VanNatta, Dan: Beyeler, Gail Elliott, Karen Irons David Lundgren, Harold Lester, Jack Mead John Olson, David Eley. Second Raw: Patricii Hertlein, Andrew Chapman, Catherine Cole, Deboral Noblit, Sandra Johnson, William Rotherrnel, Robert Housler, Stevei Hartman, Marilyn Green. Third Row: Judith Thomas, Beverly Cunningham' Mark Packard, Emogene Herzog, Nelda McClelland, Nancy Bucheit, Milto Wright, Lawrence Hall, Samuel Slocum, Douglas Osbourne. Fourth Row: Donna Ross Linda McCord, Judith Nobles, Mona Walstrom, Juanita Caldwell, Duane Andrews, Rebecc- 'Y' -4 41+ v V , . 9 ' lit 4 X r l', D 1' xr V The extra-active Junior Band Had ne're a minute to lurk, They've really done a lot this year From parades to concert work. The new director was a hit,- He seemed to fit right in. Almost every time you saw him He was wearing a wide and happy grin. First Row: Laura Lee Burdick, Nancy Fay, Beverly Cunningham. Second Row: Donna Rossi, Judith Thomas, Patricia Hertlein. Gustafson, Jacquelin Clark, Joseph Hooper, Fifth Row: Laura Burdick, Philip Baker, Mary McCord, Bai X . bara X Thomas, Albert Rossi, Ronald Santo, Eileen Shellito, Timothy Quirk, Edward Housler, John Holmberg R S JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR -it D nets-W-I First Row: Clara Parker, Patricia Hertlein, Bonnie Carlson, Barbara Thomas, Vickie Hayes, Cathy Cale, Brenda Michielson, Cynthia Digel, Deborah Nourse, Noresso Rote, Barbara Nourse, Mary Lou McCord, Nancy Bruner, Theresa Bruner, Connie Carlson, Judith Slocum. Second Row: Gloria Bennett, Kay Abbey, Anna Clark, Judith Griffin, Myrna Greenmon, Diane Burlingame, Deborah Dodge,Julie Chuban, Peter Hergenrother, Leonard Lawrence, Kathy Donovan, Jane Cleveland, Donna Rossi, Mary Jane Lunn, Karen Anderson, Judith Johnson, Susan Berkwater, Vickie Comes. Third Row: Wanda Hetrick, Michele Hendrickson, Karen Irons, Josephine Feit, Linda Chrisman, Doris Burdick, Guy Anderson, Charles Ostrander, John Olson, The Junior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Stone consists of the students in the eighth and ninth grades. The training they receive in singing part music, and learning how to control their voice is of value to them be- cause most at them will want to continue in the Vested Choir and the other choral groups. Concerts for the public were given at Christmas and Easter time. Twenty-five members attended District Chorus at Otto Township High School. Jack Mead, Timothy Quirk, Paul Raymond, Robert Housler, Mary Hoyt, Laura Bur- dick, RoiAnn Gustafson, Karen Neel, Shirley Gleason, Mona Walstrom. Fourth Row: Rebecca Burdick, Beverly Cunningham, Kathleen Backus, Marilyn Greenlaw, Paulette Grolemund, Barbara Willordson, Julio Coldren, John Young, Robert Clark, Rodney Tanner, Stephen Newton, Roger Newton, Albert Rossi, Michael Pierce, Gloria Nelson, Sherri Overbeck, Marcia Willordson, Viola Tanner, Roberto Fay, Sabina Fay. Andrew Helms, Lowell Anderson, Nancy Foy, were not present when pictures were token. ff- Q ' JH I SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS First Row: Nancy Bucheit, Christine Jordan, Michael Weimer, Bonnie Hayes, John Thomas, Susan V. Peterson, Dorothy Korb, Karen Marinik, Mark Vossler, Linda Lent, Robert Clark, Samuel Slocum, Roger Nick, Dana Beyeler, Joseph Hooper, Richard Phillips, Douglas Osborne, Andrew Chapman. Second Row: Mary Griffin, Dorothy Galloway, Julie Gorrell, Sylvia Kerekanich, Susan Wilcox, Marcia Anderson, Debra Noblet, Deborah Grolemund, Larry Chesnut, Brian Quirk, Verle Keller, Eileen Shellito, Kenneth Higley, Thomas Feldt, Phillip Baker, John Holmberg, Thomas Brown, Duane Billyard, Jeffery Burdick. Third Row: Christine VanNat1a, Cheryl Cochran, Kathy Peterson, Cynthia Slocum, Babette Smith, Linda McCord, Gail Elliott, Bonnie Moore, Barbara Smith, Susan Raszman, Marilyn Green, Gary Larson, Sondra Johnson, Rebecca Gustafson, John Hendrickson, Randy Van Gorder, William Rothermil, John Berne, David Lundgren. Fourth Row: Rita DiProspero, Gene Herzog, Darlene Kinney, Susan M. Peterson, Beverly Aggos, Dana Richards, Lynn Magee, Shirley Bickford, Sandra Freer, Dianne Campbell, David Sweeley, Mark Packard, Charles Lobaugh, lra Knight, Tom Daniels, Terry Burlingame, Edward Housler, .Bruce Latferty. Sally Cunningham absent. The Seventh Grade Chorus of seventy-six members who were in the sixth grade iointure chorus last spring became members of this group upon entering the iunior- senior high school. The chorus rehearses two activity periods a week and sings three-part music. They presented concerts at Christmas and Easter. , - -g i 5 V :gn N -A i .Q A --,V 5 ' '21 .- ' --r , - X Y i. ,gtg - 4!Mk5'4i -- we X vi X V+ , i,11:: f- rg1 5 , , , '- .N -'.' '.'7o -1 . 1 X .714 , r f - -X '- -- , S --Y ' - .:ii ,ga 1 :Q - -51.7 : - Jigs-si - - ,,-1'2?,?' ?-Q1 X- 1- ' i-114-14 gqi . S..-ff . s 1 :: - '- . -.v ' -.'.a ' Q5 88 STUDENT COUNCIL , OFFICERS President ...... .... P atrick Foley Vice President. . . ...... James Eddy Secretary ..... .... J ames Schnepp Treasurer. . . .... Gwen Guenter Under the able leadership of our advisor, Mrs. Anne Anderson, the Student Council has completed a successful i963-64 school year. The Student Council is made up of two girls and two boys from each of the senior, iunior, sophomore, and freshmen classes, and one boy and girl from both the 7th and 8th grades, all elected by their classes. One ofthe main accomplishments ofthe council this year was the pass- ing of on admendment to our Constitution, which allows the President of the Special Education Class to serve as a voting member of the Council, thus giving every class in the school voting privileges on the Council. After attending a Student Council Workshop held at Slippery Rock, Pa., this post August Jim and Pat came back with many new ideas to help make the Council a better, more active working part of the school. The Council this year has accomplished much good, making it an asset to the school and community. Patrick Foley First Row: Mrs. Anderson, Cathy Donovan, Cathleen Nick. Second Row: Patrick Kelley, Gloria Wright, Edward Anderson, Thomas Hanson, Barbara Chase, Judith Foley, Linda W 59l'7. -lowes EddY, Albert Rossi, R099 Nlfflif Novello NOUYSBA Griffin, Roi Ann Gustafson, Barbara Smith, James Schnepp, Thomas Parris. Third Row: Gwen Guenter, Timmy Hess, Randy Weimer, Robert Cochran, Rodney . 'ff 'F 89 , Q rf' f gg . 1' 2 ' Lol --A-Q-.4-X X JA- sXt . no l i y , .pax vigil? , V I ll! 'IL ax VARSITY ll ll First Row: Novella Nourse, Katherine Casper, Sharon McKeirnan, Anne Placer, Secretary, Phyllis Austin, Elsie Newhouse. Second Raw: Richard Orlandi, Michael Fay, John Norman, Thomas Hanson, Wil- liam Britton, Conrad Michielson. Third Row: James Eddy, Dennis Maynard, William Wells. Fourth Row: Walter Rees, Joseph Sweeley. The Varsity S, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson, is o group of boys who have a varsity letter in any school sport and the senior cheerleaders. Fifth Row: William Grega, Doniel Nichols. Sixth Row: Barry Klein, Pamela Stewart, Treasurerg Galen Stilson, Patrick Foley. Seventh Row: Rodney Rishel, President, Joseph Cory, Patrick Chamberlain, George Keller, James Houck, Timothy Chase. Paul lsadore, Vice President -' Not in picture. The members work in the stands at football and basketball games to earn enough money to buy Var- sity S iackets for the Seniors. 91 YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: Lois Peterson, Sally Danielson, Phyllis Austin, Rebecca Hyde, Nancy Cimbal, Dolores Johnson, Patrick Chamberlain. Second Row: Gwen Guenter, James Schnepp, Novella Nourse, Mrs. Lombard, Eileen Walstrom, Anne Placer, Ellen Hetrick, Charlene Sprester, Third Row: Pamela Stewart, Jean Taylor, Donna Ponikvar, Sharon Mclieirnan, Sandra Keister, Dorothy Lunn, Ann Squires, Diana Digel, Mariorie Delaney, Wanda Cochran, Joyce Leet, Twila Reinard, Pamela Lets go back to a typical Nunundah staff meeting in the fall of '63. No one notices our entrance as each seems to be com- pletely absorbed in his own work. In the corner behind a table covered with papers, editors Jim Schnepp and Nan Nourse are anxiously checking progress and prodding laggers into action. Gwen Guenter, copy editor, is frantically calling for more copy. The photography editors, Charlene Sprester and Dolores Johnson are expertly reloading their cameras, preparing to shoot some scenes. Becky Hyde and Joe Allen, our business managers are found chewing pencils while they add up columns of figures and check the records. The division editors iFaculty: Nancy Cimbal, Valiean Johnson: Senior: Dorothy Lunn, Ann Squires, Diana Digel, Mariorie Delaney: Junior: Wanda Cochran, Ronald Confer, Robert Cutting, William Wells: Sophomore: Eileen Walstrom, Ellen Hetrick, Anne Placer, Robert Nieshe, Ninth: Twila Reinard, Joyce Leet, Eighth: Frances Rice, Sandra Anderson: Seventh: Pam Cook, Jeannette Speedyl dash in and out and to the desk as they Cook, Jeanette Speedy, Sandra Anderson. Fourth Row: David Herzog, James Eddy, Dennis Scanlan, John Norman, James Allen, Katherine Cosper, Norah Curran, Sandra Galloway, Susan Engstrom, Valiean Johnson, Bryant Robey, Clarence Gregory, William Wells, William Willardson, Ronald Confer, Robert Cutting. compile information for their sections. David Herzog and Dennis Scanlan, the advertising managers, are in conference with the circulation and distribution committee fSherry McKeirnan, Donna Ponikvar, David Miller and John Norman! as they dream up new campaigns. Norah Curran, Sandra Galloway, Bryant Robey and Clarance Gregory, our activities editors, are checking with the sports editors, Kathy Cosper and Bill Willardson, on some layouts. The typists, Sally Danielson, Jeanne Taylor, Pam Stewart, Lois Peterson and Phyllis Austin, pluck madly away at all the copy thrown their way. A clamoring crowd in one corner attracts our attention. ln the rrlidst of it stands the advisor patiently giving advice to all those who seek it. Returning to today, we would like to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Lombard for all her immeasurable help. Without her guiding light beamed upon us, we would have been lost in the dark. Photographer Don Eddy busy taking pictures for The Nunundah, SENIOR HIGH DRAMA First Row: Patrick Foley, Laura Anderson. Second Row: Delores Beckman, Julie Arthurs, Lisa Chapman, Linda Donovan, Susan Keller, Elizabeth Ann Sayers, .lames Schnepp, Gwen Guenter, Novella Nourse, Rebecca Hyde, Nancy Cimbal. Third Row: Rowena Fay, Diane Berg, Diane Anderson, Carol Burdick, Darlene Rupert, Cheryl Lafferty, Susan Engstrom, Ellen Hetrick, Sharon Mctfeirnan, Anne Placer, Pamela Stewart, Elsie Newhouse. Fourth Row: Margaret Swanson, Marie Billitier, Mary Newcombe, Sharon Johnson, Virginia Coast, Donna Meley, Patricia Brown, Barbara Chase, Susan Quirk, Larry Minnier, Bryant Robey, Allen Baker, Patrick Chamberlain, Lorraine Blair, Pamela Cook, Jeanette Speedy, Vickie Housler, Nadine Lundgren, Karen Nelson, Dorthea Elder, Mr. Gates. Fifth Row: Joan Taylor, Judith Herzog, Benay Starsky, Carol Burdick, Janet Harrington, Bonnie Bryington, Judith Berne, Sally Tanner, Nancy Petruzzi, Marie Scanlan, Barbara Smith, Stephen Sharro, David Herzog, Christian Feit, Conrad MichieIson,Judith Abplanalp, Georgia Green, Dorothy Lunn, Eileen Walstrom, Diana Digel, Charlene Sprester. . 4 9- 4 9- Q .ge if X . 1 s U 3s'jrfv'QiN Jjauit 55 l K I L Q L 5 I I 1 ,L . .L -A fi, OFFICERS President .... . . . James Schnepp Vice-President . . .... Patrick Foley Treasurer .... . . . Laura Anderson Secretary . . . . . Gwen Guenter Under the able direction of Mr. Joseph Gates, the Senior High Dramatics Club, though a comparatively young organization, has been highly received by the student body and is steadily growing in membership. This year the club, composed of some 60 members representing the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, produced o one act play, Of All Things as an assembly. The members donned English accents for a public pro- duction of Admiral Crichton , a four act play by Sir James Barrie. Various other productions are in the offing. Members of the club not only learn the fine art of acting, but ore also introduced to the mechanics of the theater. With the dues paid by the members, pins are purchased for all members. Any profits made from plays etc. are used to buy equipment and supplies and to pay royalty fees. 93 JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS First Row: Brian Scanlon, Sandra Lamb. Second Row: John Olsen, Albert Rossi, Philip Anderson, Charles Ostrander, Donald Hipchen, Marvin Lawrence, John Holmberg, Robert Clark, Samuel Slocum, Joseph Hooper, Kenneth Higley, Verle Keller, Allen Chase, Michael Pilon, Erick Thomas, James Bailey. Third Row: Mary O'Brion, Robert Kitelinger, Miss Zell, Mrs. Swanson, Linda Duvall, Donna Lorsh- baugh, Cynthia Slocum, Sally Kinney, Babette Smith, Marcia Anderson, Deborah Noblet, Dorothy Galoway, Linda Lent, Sandro Cole,Janice Cole, Maryellen Cochran, Sandra Taylor, Mary Griffin, Marlene Johnson, Julie Gorrell, Karen Marinik. Fourth Row: Patricia Walker, Diane Nelson, Nancy Wassom, Sandra Freer, Rita Di Prospero, The Junior High Dramatic Club is composed of students from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Each member is tested for public speaking. As many as possible are given a part in a play. Seventh graders meet during the regular activity period on Tues- day. The eighth and ninth grades meet on Friday. Q 5,1 u'ii'fY'!Qm s L 5 ilk 94 Diana Burlingame, Vicki Comes, Leonard Lawrence, Jack Mead, Deborah Dodge, Cynthia Digel, Mary Jane Hoyt, Bonnie Carlson, Connie Carlson, Josephine Eley, Theresa Jarrett, Brenda Michielson, Nancy Suain, Connie Leet, Doyle Billyard, Bruce Lafferty. Fifth Row: Timothy Hess, Robert Okerlund, Roger Okerlund, Linda Chrisley, Sherri Overbeck, Sabina Fay, Kathleen Backus, Julia Coldren, Mono Walstrom, Gloria Bickford, Marilyn Greenlaw, Shirley Gleason, Joy Packard,Julig Chubgn, Kay Abbey, Roi Ann Gustafson, Marcia Flickinger, Viola Tanner, Linda Chrisman, Cathy Donovan, Susan Lopus, Cheryl Cochran. S 9 A 1' SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE First Row: Mario Bilitier, Albino Anderson, Thomas Tessena. Second Row: Barry Conrad Michielson, Dennis Scanlan, William Wassam, William Willardson William Klein, Betsy Abbey, DeRoy Kanaar, Kenneth Stanton. Third Row: Mr. Edner, Laura Wells, Ronald Cole. Anderson, Patrick Chamberlain, William Barton, Robert Wassam. Fourth Row: The Senior High Science Club is composed of iuniors and sen- iors who are taking chemistry and physics. Being in the club, the students are able to do experiments which are not covered in the class text books during the year. Learning the procedure of these experiments will broaden the knowledge of the students who are interested in further scientific work. The students will also have a chance to do make up work and to complete the experiments which were started during their class lab periods. Another obiective of the Science Club is to help the members in the preparation of their Science Fair proiects. The additional help they receive on these proiects will enable them to compete more successfully with students from other schools. 0,0 n 1 eff: I 'ii 11 ' ill 'efqii' .y A, .v 1 TYPING CLUB W N First Row: Sall'y Danielson, Sheldon Osborne, Judith Berne. Second Row: Carol Burdick, Diane Berg, Delores Dixon, Sandra Galloway. Third Row: Shirley Marsh, Robert Wassam, Twila Reinard, Yirginia Timblin, Frances Rice, Miss Rockefeller. Fourth Row: Marcia Gorton, Bonita Bryington, Shirley Nobles, Cheryl Lafferty, HARD AT WORK Lois Kathy Joanne Leet, Mariorie Delaney, Sondra Wenner. Standing: Lorelei Harris, Pamela Cook, Linda Slocum, David Lamborn, Joyce Leet, Lois Peterson, Bruce Hooper, Thomas Chase, Sandra Anderson, William Wells. For the first time in the new building a typing club has been organized for Juniors and Seniors who are taking advanced typing or office practice. The purpose of the club is to offer an opportunity for extra typing practice. The members of the club made their own Christmas cards, either typewritten or mimeographed. The club also helped to produce the various programs for the school, such as Music affairs and the Senior Play. Pam, Donna, Jeanne 96 312081 vi RIFLE CLUB l l l l l l l l First Row: John Lewis, Alvin Springstead, Duane Springstend, Darryl Carpenter, Hipchen, Lester Jordan, Leon Kinney, Leonard McKeirnan, George Cole, Rodney l Richard Putnam, Brand Towner, Richard Peterson. Second Row: Leonard Lawrence, Tanner, Holger Carlson, Richard Bish, Earl Falkinburg, Guy Hixenbaugh, George Daniel Thomas, Rodney Kelley, James Bizzack, Richard Van Natta, Richard Cole. Q Hixenbaugh, Kenneth Rupert. Third Row: Mr. Bailey, John Kerekanich, Philip The purpose of the Rifle Club is to teach proper gun handling' in circumstances related to hunting. Basic information about ammunition and guns, especially as applied to their safe use, is included. Sportsmanship is stressed too, because safe hunting and sportsmanship go hand in hand. There is no intent to teach expert markmanship. The sole aim of this course is to give the hunter basic information which should enable him to avoid hunting accidents. With the expert training received in this club the members are bound to be good hunters. ,ff i' i' x . A .L I xi: - ff, 0 fy .5 I ig . x J P l 1 r Q ' Xlxw-'l Aw KX CLK L lr If . L , TTL . , 1 --fiwfs XXX lllf T1 , , iaifsg ht. ffl , ff' Min' ,, ,eil ' .1w'k,V,.. ' ix x ll L A 'l'l'Vl'l'w'il'f F xiii... li 77 g l Li -L . - X li.- kl. 'fi71Qg,j,' X:,m- ,aff L, 'X .ixxlil 5 ,f Ml, :J F JV.. qw!!! X in MONDAY CLUB OFFICERS President ..... . . . Mary Ellen Cochran Vice President .... ............ J anet Cole Secretary .... . . Lawrence Hall Treasurer . . . . . . Sandra Cole OTHER MEMBERS Philip Anderson, Bernice Babcock, Gloria Bick- ford, Richard Button, Alan Chase, Marcia Freer, Dennis Greek, Bernice Hamilton, Donald Hip- chen, James Kern, Marvin Lawrence, Harold Lester, Suellen Marsh, Michael Pierce, Thomas Sayer, Brian Scanlan, James Shay, David Stilson, Cecil Swank, William Szuba, Sandra Taylor, Nancy Wassam, David Yeaples. The purpose of the Book Club is to learn more about books. Every month the members can order paper back books for their own per' sonal collection. Besides reading, the members enioy playing password. BOOK CLUB Sandra Cole, Mary Ellen Cochran, Lawrence Hall, Roger Nick, Janet Cole, Terry Burlingame, Mrs. Francisco Mark Packard, Babefte Smith. .- llgg ' it 0' Evra TUESDAY CLUB l 98 OFFICERS President ..... ...... R oger Nick Vice-President . . . ....... Mark Packard Secretary ..... . . . Terry Burlingame Treasurer . . .... Babette Smith OTHER MEMBERS Beverly Aggas, Shirley Bickford, Duane Billyard, Jeffrey Burdick, Connie Canfield, Andrew Chap- man, Lawrence Chesnut, William Cutting,Thomas Daniels, Gail Elliott, Paula Foley, Gerald Ford, Rebecca Gustafson, Marilyn Green, Andrew Helms, Emogene Herzog, John Hendrickson, Kenneth Higley, Mary Himes, Sandra Johnson, Verle Keller, Bruce Lafferty, Gary Larson, Charles Lobaugh, David Lundgren, Lyn Magee, Linda McCord, Bruce Nichols, Douglas Osborne, Kath- ryn Peterson, Brian Quirk, Craig Sluga, Ray Stidd, David Sweeley, Michael Timblin, Susan Wilcox. Rebecca Gustafson, Gloria Bickford, Sandra Taylor, Charles Logaugh, Sandra Johnson, Michael Pierce, Marvin Lawrence. Roberi Clark, Thomas Marsh DeRoy Konaar, Stephen Sharro Harold Anglovich, Terry Palmer, Mansel Wells, Mr. Larson, Ste- ven Gerner. I C Mr. Botrouney, Gary Miller, Gary Sorensen,Joseph Howard 99 00 LIBRARY AIDES DeRoy Kanaar, Sharon McKiernan, Norah Curran. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: Novella Nourse, .Io- seph Sweeley, David Herzog. Second Row: Dorothy Lunn, Susan Engstrom, Patrick Chamberlain. Third Row: Patrick Foley, Nancy Cimbol, Miss Johnson, James Schnepp, Robert Cutting. TRI-HI-Y CLUB Kathleen Brook, Julie Arthurs, Betty Lou DiProspero, Glenna Minnier, Delores Beckman. Tri-Hi-Y is a girl's organization whose purpose it is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home and community, high standards of Christian living. This organization stemmed from the Young Men's Christian Association when it was found that the girls, as well as boys, needed the program the YMCA offers. Our local club, advised by Mrs. Lombard, consists of thirty-six girls. Each year we send our four newly-elected officers to Grove City College for the Officer's Training Conference. We will this year send two girls who will represent our club in the Mock United Nations, which is held in Harrisburg. Throughout the year we carry-on money-making proiects and service proiects such as our visit to the County Home and our contributions to World Service. ln these ways, we fulfill our Try-Hi-Y purpose. Seated: Jeanette Speedy, Treasurer, Virginia Batterson, Viceepresidentp Wanda Greek, Secretary, Ann Squires, President. Standing on stairs: Cherylene Howard, Karlene Keller, Carolyn Field, Alice Packard, Joan Taylor, Karen Flickinger, Diane Anderson, Koralen Danielson, Virginia Coast, Sally Tanner. Top Row: Susan Holmberg, Delores Dixon, Frances Rounsville, Margaret Swanson, Vicki Housler, Elizabeth Ann Sayers, Nancy Petruzzi, Twila Reinard, Virginia Timblin, Linda Pattison, Linda Reese, Carol Silfies, Janice Cole. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Linda Duvall, Frances Rounsville, Mary O'Brien. Second Row: Miss Nixon, Bernice Babcock, Cynthia Coast. Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. As an integral part of the homemaking program, F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Once a month the representatives from our chapter meet with the County F.H.A. group to coordinate ideas and goals for the year. 102 Fifst Row: Jeanette Cooney, Rebecca Dean, Mary Jane Lunn, Dianna Jordan. Second Row: Betsy Dougherty, Jose- phine Feit, Linda Taylor, Mi- chele Hendrickson, Third Row: Linda Chrisley, Wanda Het- rick. Fourth Row: Sherri Over- beck, Marcia Willardson, Roberta Fay, Margaret Coch- ran, Rebecca Burdick, Karen Anderson. O4 DRIVER TRAINING Jeanne Taylor, Gayle Austin, Mr, Pennington, Galen Siilson. WOOD SHOP Lincoln McGivern, Timofhy Boker, RICIYUYU Chesnuf, Robert Funk, Brion Galloway. fb , lk SR 552 , Aa- Vi!! . . x g , i H . 'JN wif N V .'f 15 f5fX f'xNN 3fA 55g F? . xw ? . 5 ' ' 'Q . - X 'fa A , 1 4 Q X .,. l -N j Q ' j '12 Q if X ,Q E 5 13 1 , Q x 'NJ . S f l ' Q , X 1 bl av If Xf Q, - J' sy,- ,V 'i,- 15 QKQQ Q sw - X MM. X. . .w.k.,X.. Naz i? '1ggQs-q-Q , . fw m x .'--- x -X 5-zzsww-zy. xnxx: fgzpgffes- , .. , D ik b 5 ! 5 S We S222 il I l '.l-QQ04 -A s A JW Y' X i NM N I x . Si 1 w 1 x I X 5 S'ADIE X.,-S f .PDI i 's M, ge ,W be i ..... ,....,..,,x CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Mary Pickersgil Mrs. Peggy Work, Mr' Ethel Brown, Mrs. Mc ian Gustafson, Mr: Corclyn Boker. CUSTODIANS O8 Mrs. Moe Meley, Mrs. Mary Pickersgill, Mrs. Myra Wilson, Mrs Kay Anderson. Llewellyn Wright, Earl Grinolds, John Keith. 1 1ntn!3!tgh Q: !?gg , K ,M -'AX T f gi -X Ak .X , s ix ,. J x , xx 'BTX A Q i sbs , , 6 W N Jn. ,J wr xu4f V vm: .RSNSS-F t ai Q M ,KAN-s A NX , .X ' 'X-wg X SENIOR ACTIVI . X. X X' X X X 'Vo TX R x ,.-w:w.x1..jx . FX x Mikf.sw.X XX X N N P OUR PROM The plans for our Prom Began months before May, We liked the results And compliments paid. The fountain added a lot to the scene, As lights changed the water from yellow to green. 110 BEFORE Our mothers really did their best To make our Prom complete, The meal they fixed was excellent An extra special treat. So now we want to tell them thanks, And let them know it meant a lot To have them spend their own free time On their once called, Little Tots. .i' Here you see o well-known couple Decked out in their very best, Getting something to eat and drink And taking a brief refreshing rest. AFTER The band for the Prom And music were great, The numbers they played Were really A rate. A s I' The Prom was over much to soon Oh, how the time did fly, We danced and danced till 12 o'clock And said a sad good-bye. l.Fl5i 'gl' PRESENTS ki .,.,g.f Many couples felt the need to rest an As the wonderful evening sped by, They sat at the ship-shape tables, With their special gal or guy. WHERE BEAUTY REIGNS N Sl T' i A T, N xx N Sr- .MQ , 5 .1 3 .mfx 3 THE FIRST SETTLERS Upon this senior float you'd find The dress of days gone by. We did our best and worked so hard We wound up with first prize! Pictured here is our royal pair An attractive court of four. Oh how the memories of Homepoming night Will remain in their minds forever more, Upon the regal throne sat Butch A King who was really great. Both on and off the float He's a guy, who really rates. On gowns of rainbow colors The girls made a colorful court, All had a rosy happy glow As everyone did note. HOMECOMING SECOND PRIZE The Sophomore's float, The Courthouse Fire Was authenic to the end. As down the street the parade progressed The Courthouse burned again. Her Maiesty The Queen Looked magnificant in blue With a warm and friendly smile And hair of golden hue! 113 x Q E, ,ffiv xy N S E.: UQ . if S 'Y s ask X 'RIN K, KS -14,5 L Q MQ rx. A W, I 5 'x Qimxlfffg ,gms S A. 1, ,x x 115 Q fm 1 x 5 535' qiggu. ..k. . 3 ll ?? i?5-'35 . A gfwv ugh. :A :fEf '? f 153 gg ix fzfgki ' ,, Vi ' Q V? s N , at 3. , ga x X X , 1 ' . X 'Q 5 x 1 L X.xL , Si- ws frkjfxkf X ,X X E LLmX X. ' 1 X is - X 1 -M., 1 ,ij ifi iii qu.. Fx ' ,I 3 ,Q 1.9 'K ,N an , R QF ,Qi Aff xl h 'ff' 'Wk' 4, 'ki fy. 9: I YY Y Q- SKXQI' . W r 5 X .V M . figgif 4 Q: .XM 'F 1: 25 I P' X -..h W0 XXX, - KQN1.QT3SXNX+ K 9 SENIOR DIRECTORY James Joseph Allen November 4, 1946 Science Club 1, Class President 1, Co-Class President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, Teentones 4, Class Vice- President 2, 3, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Sandra Kay Anderson October 29, 1946 Girl's Chorus 1, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Flash 3, Choraliers 4, Typing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Secretary for Mr. Donovan 4. Phyllis Christine Austin December 16, 1946 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Girls Tumbling Club 2, 3, Varsity S. 4, Yearbook Staff 4. James Edward Babcock November 14, 1945 Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Rifle Club 2, Camera Club 3, 4. Allen Samuel Baker October 12, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Boys Intramural Sports 2, Spanish Club 3, Dramotics Club 4, Civics Club 4. Virginia Mae Batterson November 22, 1946 Girls Chorus 1, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Intramural Sports 2, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Tumbling Club 3, Typing Club 4. William Perry Britton November 8, 1943 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Varsity S. 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Civics Club 4. Patrick Michael Chamberlain May 21, 1946 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, Science 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Band 1, Flash Staff 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4, Vested Choir 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Teentones 4, Dramotics Club 4, Civics Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Varsity Football Manager 4, Var- sity Track Manager 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Nancy Ruth Cimbal MGY 27, 1946 Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Class Secretary 1, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class President 2, 3, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Senior High Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Class Co-President 4, Teentones 4, Senior Maiorette 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Ronald Leo Cochran December 26, 1946 Football 1, Intramurals 2. Wanda Lucille Cochran AUQUSY 7, 1946 Senior High Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' Intramural Sports 2, Tumbling Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Ronald Allen Confer November 4, 1946 Science Club 2, Math Club 2, Camera Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Pamela Jean Cook November 16, 1946 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Flash 1, Gym Club 2, Girl's Intramural Sports 2, Senior High Dramotics Club 4, Typing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Richard Joseph Cory January 4, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Chess Club 3, Varsity S. 4. 116 Katherine Ann Cosper Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Chorus 1, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Girl's Intramural Sports 2, Varsity S. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Secretary for Mrs. Anderson 4. Norah Louise Curran May 30, 1946 Girl's Chorus 1, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3, Library Club 4. Robert Aber Cutting November 9, 1946 Rifle Club 1, Youth For Christ 1, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, Teentones 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Yearbook Staff. Keith Howard Danielson August 1, 1946 Science Club 1, Volleyball Intramurals 2. Sally Kay Danielson March 29, 1947 Dancing Club 1, Chorus 1, Flash 3, Art Club 3, Typing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Secretary for Mr. Reap 4. Mariorie Ellen Delaney April 22, 1946 Girl's Chorus 1, Junior High Mixed Chorus 1, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, Teentones 4, Girl's Intramurals 2, Typing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Diana Marie Digel August 19, 1946 Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Tumbling Club 3, Drama Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ' William James Digel March 17, 1946 Track 2, 3, Civics Club 4. Floyd Daryl Dougherty Jr. May 29, 1946 Science Club 1, Choir 1, Civics Club 4. James Oscar Eddy January 7, 1947 Junior Band 1, Basketball Manager 1, J.V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Civics Club 4, Student Council 4, Track 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Roger Wayne Eimer January 25, 1946 Track 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4. Susan Lee Engstrom May 28, 1946 Flash 1, 2, 3, Junior High Girl's Chorus 1, Jr. High Choir 1, Senior High Dramotics Club 2, 3, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Cho- raliers 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Mike Zane Fay June 15, 1946 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Art Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, Math Club 2, Civics Club 4, Varsity S. 4. Daniel Blair Ferman November 5, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 3, 4, Varsity S. 1, 2, 3, Football Club 3, 4, Civics Club 4. Patrick James Foley April 8, 1946 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Basketball Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4. Donald Ray Ford October 15, 1946 Track 1, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Art Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, Camera Club 3, Gym Club. Lyle Eugene Forquer February 5, 1946 Science Club I, Music Appreciation 1. Sandra Mary Galloway August 15, 1946 Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Choir 1, F.H.A. I, secretary 2, vice- president 3, Vested Choir 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Typing Club 4. John Francis Gorton August 31, 1946 Intramural Sports 2, Civics Club 4. Clarence Gregory September 9, 1946 Chess Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, Art Club 2, Civics Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Gwen Suzanne Guenter July 11, 1946 Senior Band 1, Junior Band 1, Junior High Choir 1, Flash 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Girls Intramurals 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Senior High Art Club 3, Civics Club 4, Radio Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Leonard Clark Hanson JOHUGFY 8. 1947 Science Club I, 2, Band 1, Music Appreciation I, Math Club 2, Chess Club 3. David Robert Herzog February 8, 1946 Junior Band 1, Future Teachers 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Civics Club 4. Terry Lewis Hess September 17, 1946 Football 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Basketball Club 3, 4. Ellen Jane Hetrick November 25, 1946 Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Senior High Drama Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Bruce Allen Hooper January 2, 1947 Intramural Sports 2, Senior High Art Club 3, Typing Club 4. Joseph George Howard March 31, 1946 Dance Club 1, Civics Club 4. Robert Alvin Howard May 20, 1945 F.F.A. 3, 4. Rebecca Lee Hyde February 4, 1947 Girls Intramural Sports 2, Flash 2, 3, Senior High Dramatics 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Civics Club 4. Dennis Lee Jeffords January 1, 1947 Junior Chorus 1, Dance Club 1, Music Appreciation 1, 4, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Gym Club 3, 4, Choraliers 4. Dolores Jean Johnson July 15, 1946 Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Cho- raliers 2, Teentones 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Valiean Johnson August 13, 1946 Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Choir 1, Junior Band 1, 2, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, Civics Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Sandra Lee Keister January 13, 1947 Girls Chorus 1, Art Club 2, 3, Flash 3, Typing Club 4. Allen George Keller August 10, 1946 Student Council 1, Basketball 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Civics Club 4, Intramural Sports 2, Freshman Track 1, Track Manager 2, Track 4. Barry Melvin Klein July 17, 1946 Science Club 1, 2, 4, Music Appreciation 1, Freshman Foot- ball 1, Basketball Manager 2, Spanish Club 3, Civics Club 4, Varsity S. 4, Track 4. Joyce Eleanor Leet July 3, 1946 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Junior High Choir 1, Mixed Choir 1, Typing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Dale Kermit Lewis July 25, 1945 Football 1, 2, Camera Club 3, 4. Dorothy Jean Lunn February 22, 1946 Junior Band I, Mixed Choir 1, Flash 1, 2, 3, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4. Shirley Ann Marsh July 20, 1946 Junior Band 1, Girls Intramurals 2, Gym Club 2, Tumbling Club 3, Typing Club 4. Dennis Allen Maynard October 13, 1946 Vice-President of class 1, Football Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity S. 3, 4, Co-President 4. Sharon Ann McKeirnan January 16, 1947 Girls Chorus 1, Flash Staff 1, 2, Secretary of Spanish Club 2, Vice-president of Spanish Club 3, Intramural Sports 2, Cheer- leading 3, 4, Gym Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Civics Club 4, Varsity S. 4, Librarian 4. Douglas Monroe Meley October 3, 1946 Junior Band 1, Science Club 2, Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band Vice-president 4. Conrad Francis Michielson III April 6, 1946 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, Radio Club 2, Student Council 2, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4. Robert Duane Miketish November 22, 1946 F.F.A. 3, 4, Civics Club 4. Gary Edwin Miller August 4, 1946 Freshman Football 1, Rifle Club 2, Camera Club 3, 4. James David Miller January 27, 1947 Junior Band 1, Junior High Chorus l, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Civics Club 4. Michael Anthony Napolitan May 12, 1946 Senior Band 1, 2, Junior High Choir 1, Science Club 1, Rocket Club 1, Civics Club 4, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4. Elsie Marie Newhouse March 9, 1946 J.V. Cheerleader I, 2, Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Choir 1, Girls Intramurals 2, Tumbling Club 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior High Dramatics 4, Varsity S. 4, Civics Club 4, Trea- surer of Cheerleaders 4. Robert Raymond Nieshe August 17, 1946 Jr. High Band 1, 2, Senior High Science Club 2, Yearbook 4, Gym Exhibition 3. 117 John Edward Norman August 18, 1946 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Varsity S. 4. Novella Ann Nourse January 15, 1947 J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Mixed Choir 1, Girls Chorus, President I, Flash 1, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, Student Council 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Teentones 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, Varsity S. 4, Co-Editor of Yearbook 4. Sheldon Lee Osborne January 1, 1946 Boys Intramurals 2, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Typing Club 4. Margaret Ruth Parris November 1, 1945 Lois Helen Peterson November 20, 1946 Dance Club 1, Chorus I, Art Club 3, Flash 3, Typing Club 4, Yearbook 4. Donna Jean Ponikvar August 2, 1946 Girls Intramurals 2, Cheerleading 3, Yearbook 4. Ann Margaret Placer March 18, 1946 Jr. Band 1, Girls Chorus 1, Flash 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club Presi- dent 2. Secretary 3, Gym Club 2, 3, Cheerleading 3, 4, Senior High Dramatics 4, Yearbook 4, Varsity S. Secretary, Civics Club 4. Twila Arlette Reinard December 31, 1946 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. High Chorus 1, Vested Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Frances Marie Rice November 4, 1945 Cheerleading 1, Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Choir 1, Girls Intra- murals 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Typing Club 4. Rodney Eugene Rishel June 1, 1946 President of class 1, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity S. 2, 3, 4, President 4. Harry Earl Rounsville October 26, 1946 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, 4, Track 1, Choir 1. Bryant Hood Robey June 24, 1946 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band President 4, Teentones 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Dennis Eugene Scanlan November 11, 1946 Rifle Club 1, Jr. High Choir 1, Football 1, 2, 4, Track I, 2, Math Club 2, Art Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, Spanish Club 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Science Club 4, Yearbook 4, Civics Club 4. Wallace George Schleicher, Jr. October 27, 1944 Science Club 1. James William Schnepp, Jr. July 7, 1946 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, F.T.S. 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Yearbook 4. John Richard Sheaffer March 22, 1946 F.F.A. 1,12. 118 Gary Lee Sorensen January 26, 1947 Senior Science 2. Marian Jeanette Speedy January 25, 1947 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 1, Girls Intramurals 2, Civics Club 4, Sr. Dramatic 4, Yearbook 4. Charlene Holley Sprester November 14, 1946 Cheerleading 1, Girls Chorus 1, Drama Club 2, 3, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Yearbook 4, Flash 1, Chess Club 3, Jr. High Choir 1, Choraliers 3, Teentones 4. Ann Marie Squires October 24, 1946 Jr. High Choir 1, Girls Chorus 1, Drama Club 2, 3, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Flash 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Choraliers 3, Teentones 4, Spanish Club 3, Yearbook 4. Pamela Jean Stewart April 4, 1946 Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Jr. High Choir 1, Girls Chorus 1, Senior Band 1, 2, Jr. High Band 1, Choraliers 2, Teentones 3, Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Varsity S. 4, Sr. High Dra- matics 4, Bank 4. Galen Ermie Stilson October 28, 1946 J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Drama Club 4, J.V. Football 1, 2, Foot- ball Club 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball Club 3, Varsity S. 3, 4, Civics Club 4, Camera Club 3. Gary Allen Swanson March 28, 1946 Intramurals 2. Jeanne Laurette Taylor December 30, 1946 Girls Chorus 1, Jr. High Choir 1, Vested Choir 2, 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Typing Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Girls Intramurals 2, Gym Club 3. Terry Francis Tessena August 31, 1946 Student Council 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Civics Club 4. Virginia Ann Timblin March 29, 1947 Dance Club 1, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Choir 2, 3, Typing Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Margaret Lucrezia Victor June 15, 1944 Civics Club 4. February 9, 1946 Eileen Louise Walstrom Jr. High Choir 1, Flash 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Senior Dra- matics 3, 4, Yearbook 4. June 17, 1946 William Eugene Wells Rifle Club 1, Math Club 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Speech Club 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Varsity S. 3, 4, Art Club 3, Dramatics 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Typing Club 4. Velma Mae Wenner May 12, 1946 Dancing Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Gym Club 3. William Joseph Willardson June 14, 1946 Rifle Club I, Jr. High Chorus 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, Teentones 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Science Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Math Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 21. X W- I Uxlliiluli Vinh --....., IBN H E gi Z2 HAMLIN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY THE PIONEER BANK OF MCKEAN COUNTY Kane Smethporl' Mount Jeweti Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .N , -. 1 wwgfvk - wx, i T - zfgg? B as C omplimenn of CGLONIAL HOTEL or SMETHPORT INC. Smethport, Po. BURDICK'S INSURANCE AGENCY Srnethport, Po. Friendly Dependable Insurance Service Highest Quality at Reasonable Prices Custom-Built Q5 OW ,cv 2 www Box 99 Westons Mills, N. Y. Phone: OLeon FR 2-8626 Residential ond Commercial Construction KLocoIly Owned and Operated? PRODUCERS BANK 84 TRUST COMPANY Compliments to the SENIOR CLASS QUAKER STATE OIL REFINING CORPORATION YOU E gy IDF' law M11 ?,II?nRE Q la p-13' l fi? 'Q Bank 0 Friendly Se THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAVES TIME ' ' g f I I T 'T -2...Q II -24, Q . 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Ford Tractors 84 Implements New Idea, Gehl and Surge Smethport, Pa. Telephone - 887-2821 LINDQUIST'S SERVICE Meats and Groceries 609 East Main St. Smethport Our C omplimentf BRUNER AUTO SALES EIMER'S BARBER SHOP MGFCUFY thport PG- Main and East Streets Smethport C0 jjj en'S MASSER HARDWARE IOI West Main St. SMETHPORT AUTO PARTS Smet,,pO,t P phone - 887-5595 A Member of 460 Store Buying Powe Smefhporf,Per1r1. For Value and Quality Complimenn of Compliments of The JERRY MIX MARKET BASKET Smethport Water Street Smethpo Pa. Garage and Radiator Shop Pa. I Ben Wijhej Our Compliments DONALD GALLUP CONNERS CLEANERS 808 West King St Coin Operated Dry-Cleaning and Laundry Smethporf, Pa. Smethporf, P FRY FUNERAL HOME 2 Bank Street Phone 887-5765 QUIRK'S GARAGE Main Street Smethportl Pal Ambulance Serwce Smethport, Pa. I I C omplimentx of HE CORNER RESTAURANT Smethport, Pc. methport PG. THE FULTON HOUSE Bm Wil-be-f BLUMENTHAL'S T SPORTING GOODS ALLEN'S SHOE STORE Oleon, N Y OI N Y 234 North Union St. ean, . . I. SEVEN-UP BOTTLI NG Cl For A Fresh Clean Taste EVAN'S ROLLERDROME Nothing does it f like 7-Up Phone 837-7410 The Clothes I Want Most MCCOY DRUG STORE Are Af SU2U'me'S Sme,hpO,t, PG' SUZAN N E s HOPPE Kane, Pa. AN DE R SO N SHOE STORE DON PERRIN and Buyer of Cherry Veneer Logs Phone B87-2261 Smethport, Pa. Your Westin ghouse DeaIer Smethport, Pennsylvania Complimentf Ben Wijbex Ffffm WESTERN AUTO WILLIAM BACKUS ASSOCIATE STORE Main St. Smethport, Po. Smethport, Pa. Our Complimentf Best Wishes From Your MC KEAN COUNTY PIWOFMOCISI MINER LEONARD B. JOHNSON Smethport, Po. Phone 887-2150 Smethport' PG' ANNER BROS. FEED MILL BEA'S SEWING CENTER 20I HU' Sf- 202 Munn sneer Phone 887-5341 Dress Making and Alterations Smethport, P Moteriols ond Accesso Smethport, Po. STANDARD CHARCOAL our Compliments :dford PO Smethport, Po. Y - 140 Best Wishes to the Closs of '64 CASEY COLE CHEVROLET, INC. 590 South Ave. Bradford, Po. Phone 362-5586 Expressly ours, the famous NATURALIZER the shoe with the beautiful fit SIEGEL'S SHOES IO7 N. Union Street Oleon, New York BLUE L. MAGNANO. E. SWEITZER J. MAGNANO. BIRD COACH LINES, INC. 502-504 NORTH BARRY STREET OLEAN, NEW YORK l PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY JR., TREASURER YVVVVVV v vavgqunr v VVVVVVVV V Q A GRUUP TRIP 4 With Us on a' 4 1 cumin wax.: P P P AAA 777777777 3' 5' ' E-5 5 ,Q Z 23 1: E' 5 5- 55: S 8 F a 2 III e. 222 H' Q ia QQ ,D N4 ' Q u g Q 'I ,UC 5 Q Q Q -4 fr 3,1 3 9 0 3 0 Q N H g,C m -1 rx W 3 3 R I an 3 E 5- an 5 9' 3 Q 2 3 S E U 0 EOE. 2' Q g 'ff 3 2 ' 0 3'-S E 2- 5 -. pu V' : '- , 1 S' 0 5.1 Q 9. 3 Q Yagi? ., ,gi J 3 2. CE'-'jflzf-53' 0 -' 5 2 :.- S gf 3- o ,Me fe- .1 7, m C g 1 C 4 ' U . m 2 :I s 5' 5' 3 'ff .,.v iff' E 9 'P o .AAAAAAAAA Comfortable, Clean, Modern, Air-Conditioned Coaches Equipped with Radios, P. A. Systems, Plush Reclining Seats, Lavotories, Refreshment Bar and Large Picture Windows Assure You of on Enioyable Trip. Courteous, MELODY CORNER Recordf Are Our Businexs 235 N. UNION STREET EAN, N. Y. FR 2-6015 HANNIFAN 81 COMPANY OIeon's Best Shoe Store Since 1900 147 Union Street Olean, N. Y. Complimentx of ANGIE'S RESTAURANT LEO'S SUPE R MARKET Olean, New York St 1' 475 N. Union ree Olean, N. Y. The Place of Fine Pizza Featuring the Finest Home Baked Goods GILES TYPEWRITER Compliments of Exclusive liistributor 0 Royol Typewriters Soles -- Supplies - Service Olean, N. Y. 138 N. Union Street OI New York HENZEL'S MEN'S SHOP Olean, N. Y. PlCCIOLl'S RESTAURANT Connoisseurs in the Art of Fine Foods Olean, N. Y. HSGTIFIQ R D' For Those Who Know Clothes Juvne's 121 N. Union Street 0lean, New York Open Fridays 'til 8:30 P.M. fffdame SPORTING GOODS Phone FR 2-7912 305 8- 307 Olean West State Street New York FlSCHER'S RESTAURANT Carolyn and Joe Bernard Portville, New York - .gll23-FQ rrth 1 YC: r..,,- lr , .Qfiff 'T ':SIf 'f-Q -T, 1' , .Li . l v-ll ' 4' lyik f' , Q '- G4 ii! ' , - . Ill- 'l' i Ellil-!-.:l1i .. Amore and Holly Stone Suppliers of Seneca Highlands Complete Line of stone, brick, and tools MASON RY CONTRACTORS No.2 Oleon, Holly and Benjamin 2-7831 FR 2-05 The living record of history as it happens is at your finger tips every day -in your daily newspaper. It tells you in words what is going on, and it shows you who makes news-and how they do it-in pictures. TIMESQSIERALD Published daily except Sunday by Ihl Olson Times Herald Corporation, Times Square, Olson, N. Y. Established 1860 Current Trends in Hair Foshi and Colors RUTH'S WM!! .. m.,,,s,, .....x . WY- x--- V- s X- .....w'4 I ons Compliments from MAYER BEAUTY SALON Moen. SERVICE 887-5321 420 Moin Street Smethport, Po Smethport, Po. Heort's Delight Food Products Best by test Distributed by SCOVILLE , BROWN 8. COMPANY WelIsviIIe, New York Compliment: Of GERTRU DE K. GREEN STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS Mode for the Stars and You ASSOCIATES - - Moe Shunk, Smethport, Po. Betty Hobbs, Eldred, Po. Gertrude Jackson, Smethport, Pa Shirley HuniviIIe, Crosby, Po. Maxine Johnson, Crosby, Po. + Meet Your Friends At FOSTERS RESTAURANT 81 MOTOR COURT estem uto Assocme sions Home Owned and Operated by PAUL L. SMITH IFormerIy McKenziesD 28 M U St t ann ree Route 6 Port Allegany, Pennsylvania t Allegany Pa. Phone: 642-7044 Compliments from STAN'S QUALITY SHOP LEON B. GRIFFIN 90 MH, Street AGENCY 109 E. King Street Smethport, Pa. Ph 887 2426 Men's 81 Boys' Wear Port Allegany Pa. LESTER'S SHOE CO. Belief Shoes For Less Money 228-230 N. Union St. Olean, N. Y. OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE, INC. Professional Business Training 301 N. Union Street ' Olean, N. Y. FR 2-7978 JOHN ASH CLEANERS Olean, N. Y. Compliments From PICKUP'S RESTAURANT Olean, N. Y. P ' MOTEL DESOTO 63 Beautiful Rooms Each With Tub - Shower TV and Phone Compliment: of MC KEAN COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Route 17 West Olean, N.Y. Bradford, Pa. 7-Rvvw' ' tl i n 3, riffs 1 For fi it Dependable Service ' W, , , 1 Since 1890 ku M u,,,l Q l -I I! ff,-W4 W. H. cl-IRISTIE E ti' it K , R i s A -'v i -Q V s ' I ' .: ,.gl , - AND SONS Transportation Engineers Certified Carriers Riggers General Contractors Compliments of CANOE PLACE ININ Phone 837-6262 Kane, Pennsylvania Any Kind of Equipment For Rent or Hire U.S.Route 6 Port Allegany, Pennsylvania Phone 642-2561 Hotel - Motel - Dining Room PORT GULF SERVICE Bill Payne Jim Commino I Main 81 Chestnut St. I Port Allegany, Pa. PORT Al.I.E GANY HAR DWARE Plumbing Heating Phone 642-2311 N. Main Street Port Allegany, Pa. IOLSON-TENGLUND, INC. I AUTO GLASS S PARTS 5 Main St. Port Allegany, Pa. Phone 642-2517 WII.lIAM'S QUAKER STATE SERVICE Main and Chestnut Street Port Allegany, Pa. Phone 2-2350 We give TV Stamps W, R, BURDICK BURDICK AND HOWLAND Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal 'art Allegany Pa. Phone 642-2642 Excavating 8. Ditching Port Allegany, Pa. Phone 642-2642 COCHRAN'S SERVICE STATION The Original KITCHEN INN as and Oil -Groceries and Notions Phone Port Allegany 642-7451 Turtlepoint, Pa. Port Allegany Finest Food in Pennsylvania Compliments of The importer W Qrgus PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 109 Maple Street Port Allegany Pennsylvania Compliments of SULLIVAN'S HAT SHOP Port Allegany, Pa. CLAYTON ' BABBOTT BARBER SH OP Butler Hotel Port Allegany, Penna. GREEN TURTLE IN N Route 155 Turtlepoint, Pa. ' Compliments LARSON'S GRE ENHOUSE Port Allegany, Penna. KNELL'S SPORT SH OP Complete Line of Sporting Goods Open Evenings Rt.155 North Port Allegany, Penna ABC MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Blanche Anderson, Prop. on Scenic Route 6 - Burtville, Pa. Phone Port Allegany 642-7973 HERB'S DINER Home Cooking Route 155 Port Allegany, Pennsylvania io I C omplimentx of Best Wishes THE MILTON H. WRIGHT VILLAGE STYLE CENTER GeQ,1'1ffgjjgQg ' Eldred, PQ. S e'hP0 1P WORTH w. SMITH Compffmwff of Government Surplus and Factory Close Outs. Smethport at Farmers Valley PALMER ELECTRIC C0 Smethport, Pa. Compliment: of Best Wishes to the Class of '64 DRY CLEANING THE WHITE SPOT Smethport,Pa. I9 Pearl St' Port Allegany, Pa. Phone: 642-2833 I Best Wishes FIRST NATIONAL BANK ffom ,rt Megmy SLAVIN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Member Federal Deposit Eidredlpa. Insurance Co. 'Q Hs Q 3? Congratulations Class of '64' J. C. BALSIGER, Gunsmith GUS-I-AFSQNIS Custom Gun Work Rixford, Pa. DRUG STORE Ethical Prescription Service Phone 225-4723 Eldred, Pa. Compliments of THE MAPLES Rixford, Pa. DR. PHILIP L. CARLSON Port Allegany, Pa. Compliments of Mat Sponge ANDREWS GARAGE Wheel Alignment 8. Balancing Duke Center, Pa. Phone 72 WITTER GAS AND OIL COMPANY Distributors ESSO STANDARD OIL CO. PRODUCTI Port Allegany, Pa. Compliments of WEIMER'S DAIRY Port Allegany, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE'S MOBIL Port Allegany, Pa. C ompliment: THE ANTLER HOTEL Hazel Hurst Pennsylvania C ompliment: Of SCHLElFF'S SPORTING GOODS Main Street Mt. Jewett, Pa. CW I tg the ,J Nuwmg Complimentx Com liments NAPOLlTAN'S P I SERVICE STATION LOMBARD5 STORE Dealer in Groceries - Meats - Frosted Foods Tires - Batteries - Gasoline 'Ce Cream Oil - Auto Accessories Lelepihline 4633 H zel Hurst Pennsylvania I MT. Comjtilizlenti 0 t e BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR BURLINGHAM Donald Gnd GIOFIO DGHISISOI1 est Main St. Phone 3061 Restaurant Cabins Mt' Jewett' Pc' Marvindale Pa. Compliment Of OLD ANCHOR INN R. D. No. 4 Smethport, Pa. C ompliment: of I ARNOLD FIELD Justice of the Peace Special Service on Auto Tags, Titles, etc. Phone Mt. Jewett 2901 ' Compliments C ongratulutzom f I Seniors PALACE BOWLING LANES Mt. Jewett, Po. fOm WISE POTATO CHIPS Distributed By Unger Wholesale Complimemj Complimenn of of BIG LEVEL INN THE WANGLET R. D. 1 Foon stone Lantz Corners Mt. Jewett, Pa. C omplimentx of PETE'S INN Mt. Jewett, Pa. C omplimerzt: 0 f MT. JEWETT FOUNDRY AND MACHINE, INC. Mt. Jewett, Pa. C omplimentf AMERICAN LEGION Mt. Jewett, Pa. Cleveland-Johnson Post 574 C omplimentf SKY-LINE ESSO SERVICENTER Restaurant Souvenirs Ga rage R. D. I Kane, Pa. Lantz Corn Ben Wixhex Fm' DORIS BEAUTY BAR Jon-lNsoN's R. D, , Kane Penna. LeRoy Johnson Phone 7071 Doris Danielson Mt. Jewett, Pa. DANE GARAGE g Ford 8.Jeep SaIes8.Service AGENCY Mt. Jewett, Pa. Mt. Jewett, Pa. HAROLD BEER FUNERAL HOME D FAY'S BEAUTY SHOP 24 hr. Ambulance Service Smethport Pennq. phone 2321 Phone 887-2000 Fay Bizzuk Mt. Jewett, Pa. MOUNTAIN TOP BEVERAGES Under New Management JOHN A. GREGA BEN RETTGER General Merchandise Crosby, Pa. Bottlers of MOUNTAIN TOP - MA'S OLD FASHIONED FLAVORS - MIXERS Distributors of KO1-1LEMAN'S CHOCOLATE Mt. Jewett, Pa. Telephone 3711 Don't .my Pop ...... Say Mountain Top' I JOHNSON AND KEESLER C omplimentx l of 1 GARAGE KALGREN'S l Chevrolet Sales 81 Service Official AAA Service 8K Mt Jewett Pa Phone M23 l I Q Mt. Jewett RAUGHT'S RICHFIELD Compliments Gasoline - Oil - Repair Wor Hazel Hurst, Pa. Route 6 between Hazel Hurst 81 Smethport ED'S SHOP STRAUB NURSERY Welding 84 Auto Repairs 24 Hour Wrecking Service 887-5541 one 2853 Mt. Jewett, P RD N 3 S hp P Our Compliments CONFERIS JOHNSON'S RED 8: WHl'l KENDALL SERVICE SUPER MARKET Lantz Corners Phone 426-I Route 6 8- Route 219 I WAYNE H.coNFER,Prop. Mom 5 Ceme' Sfs' Phone 3916 Mr. Jewen, Pu. Mf- Jeweff, PO. Reliable Since l925 ZOOK MOTOR INC. Ford - Lincoln - Mercury ulcon - Thunderbird - Comet SALES and SERVICE Field Street Kane, Pa. ARCADE RESTAURANT Air Conditioned STEAKS 81 SEA FOOD Phone 887-7020 54 FRALEY STPEET KANE, PA. BENTZ FURNITURE GARDEN AND GIFT SHOP Kane' Perma' Gifts and Floral Decorations McKean Counfy's Phone 837-7360 Most Outstanding Kane' Penno' Furniture Store Compliment! Compliments of From KANE THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PURE 'CE COMPANY PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Skip 8' DIZ Haines St. irch Street Kane, PG. Phone 837-8830 Kane, Po. Complimentx Of ARCHERS SIRIANNI BROTHERS News - Sporting Goods JEWELRY Haley St' Watchmakers and Jewelers Kane' PG' Phone 837-B360 76 Froley Street Kane, Pa. K- D- MARSH MAPLE'S INN General Merchandise Farmers Valley Fine Foods Dancing Every Saturday Night Smethport, Pa. R.D. No. 3 H 465-9696 - smefhporf - 887-2501 C0'e9'0Ve' Penna- BUCKTAIL INN wAssoN Moron SALESI Light Lunches and Beverages I Proprietor Ilene Corbett INTERNATIONAL WILLYS Phone POITS 81 SeI'VICe Rixford, Pa. I Crosby, Pa. Bo gT:NN cosPER's DAIRY BAR Farmers Valley Duke Center HEAR DAUM'S MARKET SMD 8' SERVICE HENRY'S oRocERY ' GENERA?eIIxEEdi?1ANoisE Ge e Me'C G dlse Cyclone, Pa. C 05bYf P0- The Only Co-op Food Store on the Hill I Best Wishes to the Class of '64 l , EAST MAIN 7441 as 7aq. '7nc. suNoco SERVICE I And Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Washing i 535 E. MGIH sheet Ph. FO B-9740 A Service Center Bmdf.-,fd,pf,. IOOI East Main St. Bradford, Pa. Phone 368-4500 Ph. 362-5507 I I I ZCHARLES TAFT'S NEWS Figars - Cigarettes - Candy - Papers 30 West Washington Bradford, Pa. , open 4 A.M. to a P.M. HORIZONS GIFT CENTER 39 Main Street Bradford, Penna. I Uncluding Sundaysj I Bradford, Penna. I con S9713 I I I L Compliments of PAUL COLBU RN I I JEWELRY 399 E. Main Street Bradford, Penna. I STEVE'S BEAUTY SCHOOL 90-92 Main Street Bradford, Penna. Ph. 368-5706 I CAL'S GULF SERVICE 508 E. Main Street Bradford, Pennsylvania Phone 368-9737 FANNIN BRIDAL and. FORMAL SHOP 86 Main Street Bradford, Pa. Call 362-3231 JAMES R. EVANS co., IN4 Hickey Freemmz Clothex COMPLETE BOYS' DEPARTMENT Phone 368-4916 Bradford, Po. MARASCO DISTRIBUTINC 35 Mill Street Bradford, Pa. B 8. O NEWS RECORD SHOP Main 81 Mechanic Street Bradford, Pa. Records - Greeting Cards - Recorde OPPENHEIM'S SHOE STORE 81 Main Street Bradford, Pa. Q is C omplimentx from 8. B ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of Bradford's Oldest lndustry BOVAIRD 8. SEYFANG I8 W. Washington St. MANUFACTURING Bradford, Pa. CQMPANY Phone 3684789 Bradford E. H. KLEIDERLEIN Jeweler CULLIGAN STEWART WATER CONDITIONING 393 Congress Street 84 Main Street Bradford Pa. B df d P Compliments of S. K. TATE Furs DESELLE'S and Fashionland Gift Shop 98 Main St. Bradford, Pa, HOMEMADE CAN DY 95 Main Street B df d P cHRlsMAN's READY-To-WEAR Cf 'jfZm'f 421 East Main St. Hmm, JACK 8. JILL SHOP Penna. Bradford, Pa. Compliments of S. DALE SMITH, JEWELER Phone: 368-9622 I3 Mechanic St. Bradford, Pa. , Compliment: DAVIS BAKERY 20 Mechanic St. 368-75'l6 Bradford, Pa. Our C omplimentf HOLLENBECK FUNERAL CHAPEL 44 East Corydon St. Bradford, Pa. JOE PETTERIO RADIO and TV Sales and Service l43 Main Street Bradford, Pa. Call Bradford 362-2327 Smethport 887-2295 RUSSELL'S BARBER SHOI C0mPlime12H Conveniently Located F,0,,, Borbering Service THE ASH SHOE STORE 25 Main Street Bradford, Pa. Expert - Speedy Personalized Haircutting and Styling 368-3841 6 W. Washington St. Bradford, Pa Everything For The Home JOSEPH MARKS FURNITURE STORE 24 Main St. Our C omplimentx LLOYD-SMITH CO., INC. Oil, Gas, Water, Industrial Supplies Bradford Pa- I2 South Kendall Avenue Phone: 368-4315 Bradford, Pa. C omplimentx Compliments Of BROWN BOOT SHOP , THE CAKE SHOP S7MainSv- AND CAFETERIA Bradford, Pa. Phone 368-3235 ll9-l2l Main Street Bradford, Pa. Evelyn Griffiths Restaurant y Truck Stop Open 24 hrs. Home Cooking For all the New! All the Time Read the BRADFORD ERA McKean County's Leading Daily Newspaper Phome Muewemaza Local News - County News R.F.D.1 Kc-ne,Pa. State News -- World News THE A 81 P SUPER MARKET 79 Mechanic St. Bradford, Pa. HERM'S RADIO 8K TV 28 Washington St. HERM GRASSI Owner Ph 362-2836 Bradford one P0 C ompliments of LESHNER'S Custom Men's Shop Hotel Emery Bradford, Po. Deiches Clothing Co. lnc. Everything For Lad and his Dad 58-60 Fraley St. Kane, Pa. Phone - 837-8680 Compliments of ELITE BEAUTY SALON 203 Nelson Street S hp P 887 2255 Compliments PALMQUlST'S JEWELERS Diamond Setting ci Specialty l72 North Union St. Oleon, N. Y. Our Compliments BULLER'S INSURANCE AGENCY 125 North Marvin Smethport, Po. Our Complimentx THE SPRINGHILL DAIRY Portville, N. Y. Golden Cup Coffee Compliments A Perfect Blend of the of W0rld'5 Beit Coffee. SUNNY BROOK DAIRIES Roasted and Packed Fresh Dolly At INC. Oleon, N. Y. - W 495 S. Kendoll Ave. by B'0df0'd'P WHELAN WHOLESALE COMPANY Compliments ROXY'S RESTAURANT V Oleon, N. Y. THE KINTER CO. Oleon, N. Y. i i ' 'Qalrlfnin , L D --v F v- - 'XX ., ' Q . V. 7 , in' 1 If - : I ' - ut, - ii Qi iilmlf-.Q ' gg ' A -if ,,.,o .-. C 0 mplimemfx from MUSIC 6200444015 I fmflgyg HOUSE PRODUCTS co. 305-315 Union Street 4 W. Washington St. Bradford, PQ. - 365-sooo WARREN' PA- Baldwin Pianos and Organs M0'1Uf0CfUfefS Gnd ShiPP9f5 Of Lowrey Organs WALKER'S CELEBRATED IXL Pianos 8. Organs For Rent. ICE CREAM C omplimentf .of HERZOG MILLING COMPANY Distributors of G.L.F. Feeds, Seeds, and Farm Supplies Mobile Feed Grinding Services and Bulkfeeds Quaker State Gasoline - Fuel Oils -Lubricants Phone: 887-5700 Smethport, Po. SPONSORS PATRONS Lavern L. Harvey Mr. 8- Mrs. John Comes Russell Chesnut Dr. C. F. Michielson Dr. W. J. Rinehart and Mrs. George B. Zink Dr. S. B. Nordstrom Potter 81 Potter C. W. Hoover R. D. l Smethport, Pa. Phone - 887-2784 Your Prudential Representative Austin's Family Bakery Bloomquist Office Supply Bush's Pharmacy Dr. and Mr. C. E. Cleland Danielson Dairy Bar Dorothy's Record Shop Jakes Auto Parts, lnc. Kane Greenhouse Kilmer's Fruit Market Midway Tavern Mountain City Booterie Rose Radio and Electric Texas Hot Lunch Value Discount The Kiddie Shoppe Lou's Shoe Shop Matt's Drive-in Dr. Charles Mills Ott 8- McHenry's The Princess Shop Rosen Supply Company Rubin's Ready-to-wear Sandy's Pennzoil Service Singer Furniture Store Suppa's Market Taylor Photo Shop Taylor Roofing Company Inc O Hull s Hotel D I I I q O Ted's Barber Shop Olds Sales and Service Milroy Diner Ho-Sta-Geh Sara Marie Maternity Shop The Snack Bar Our Compliments Ml' Jewett The Flower Basket Ann Shop M H'llt G Ml LES BRADFORD U'?T.i5L.ZE..El2?3 I NC, Mic's Barber Shop Willoughby Service Eley's Pennzoil Station ModeIfT Service Station 86 Elm St. Spencers Confectionery Story Bradford, Pa. Yeager's Grocery T. A. 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