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I .- A ..fV'ff-435-'1v -,-2' ,i4r ie:-g- -V .-'mm . f-fi.-'. - -. .V V. V- . ' 'X V-..Y4eQ,.-Ui, V -12ff.r,fM. 15 f4ff.g5:m'g' .,gf '1V . 'Q ' ' LV V ' QQ' . V -S V ,' -Me vim-JU 1 'haf' - . . N' '- - fm 4 9'21 7'. ' 'lf' Mfg 'A' -sf' '. .' V- 'ff' V ' -.f.+r:.. .- -Q.. nn' ' . -- . . , .um XR -- - V +I? -'rm-.--' 'f !e'Ex.,.r'.,'..sd'l-J1LWfblsAI1-1?-, .., Sv.-' f, ' V 'at '- WJ X THE SE IORS VOLUME 32 S I Q ,X 5 Administration . Faculty ....... Seniors ...... Underclassmen Sports ....... Activities ..... Special Events . Senior Directory Advertising . . . . 4 I0 20 62 84 98 .....i28 .....I34 .....l38 NUNUNDAH STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Judith Abpionalp Assistant Editor .... ....... L inda Wright Literary Editor . . . . Betsey Abbey Art Editor ...... ..... .... D a rlene Rupert Advisor ...... Dorothy Lombard J 056 i Q Q I Q ' O Q , ag Q Q 4 Q O Ogg. CD . ADIVIINISTRATICDN -- , wt.-s. -ew-wh-eannqnnqpq -ft i fc.. Hugh N. Lunn WORDS OF WISDOM He left the past year's dwelling for the new, Stole with soft step its shining archway through, Built up its idle door, Stretched in his last found home, and knew the old no more. - Oliver W. Holmes SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mrs. Eleanor Abplanalp Secretary Once again it is a pleasure to congratulate the Nunun- dah Staff, Mrs. Lombard, faculty advisor, and Mr. Carruba, art instructor, for the publication of an outstanding yearbook. These are not idle thoughts. I believe this fine educa- tional endeavor truly represents the new era of growth which we are now experiencing in the Smethport Area High School. The live and devoted teachers who compose the faculty of this high school are sharing many and varied educational experiences. The physical and psychological environment so conducive to proper learning is being evidenced beyond expectations in this fine new building. Our Nation as brought forth in the recent election must always be a nation of responsible individuals. This is per- sonal with each individualg however, a responsible person is a well educated person. The good school, therefore, is an institution which puts forth a maximum effort to give every prospective citizen that quality education so necessary to a rich, full life. Each year I can well say we are improving and moving a little closer to attaining this ultimate obiective. HIGH SCHOCJL. PRINCIPAL Mrs. Esther Herriman Secretary Miss Beverly McGavisk Secretary ,QW -N. Q., Fred Zampogna THE DESK OF NIR. ZAIVIPOGNA I am happy again to congratulate the sponsor, editor and staff of your year- book, The Nunundah. This publication is a permanent record of happy contacts and pleasant experiences. It truly represents the Smethport Area High School and its students, and serves as o memorial to o complexity of delightful personalities. I sincerely hope that you are still imbued with on urge to reolize and perpetu- ate your plans. This is the quality and strength ofthe class of nineteen hundred and sixty-five. BOARD OI: EDUCATION Edward T. Danielson Robert A. Digel Fritz E. Guenter, M.D. Matthew D. Beyeler Richard J. Bright Edward E. Carlson Jay E. Chapman Edward E. Harmon Robert L. Herzog Claude E. Housler Charles Irons Michael F. Lombard William R. McKeirnan Conrad F. Michielson, DDS Elbert E. Thomas Fred W. Willardson Mrs. Anne Yoder Wayne W. Johnson Victor H. Peterson Joseph P. Rossi James W. Schnepp 35 E iD CD ag f DCD 3 CD Q 'V' f 5 um. W 44 nh ails, W- .W lplx of 2.3.2 'o '.'.l.Ois' ' .1 al Janv- ,.l. O9 s . 0 not ,f . s,:ga Q on ben' . . Q ,'. Y . . .- '1 . Q o , n o u no lr eg, SCIENCE Neil Bailey Mrs. Larry Clark Richard Danielson William Edner Theodore Vesber Mrs. Donna Clark Mrs. Pauline Hergenrother ENGLISH Q Mrs. Dorothy Feit Mrs. Rhea Francisco Miss Martha Colegrove Miss Carolyn Himes ENGLISH GUIDANCE Miss Alma Johnson Mrs. Anne Anderson IVIATI-I Eugene Nolen Henry Reap Clarence Strobel Anthony Valenti SOCIAL STUDIES James Donovan Walter Greenert Joseph Gaies Mrs. Mary Jane Helsel Peier J. Romani Robert McBride PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dominic Alfieri Mrs. Anita Johnson Mrs. Jeanne Coldwell Mrs. Moe Foley LANGUAGES Nino sucafelli AnthonY Cimbv' COMMERCIAL v Miss Harriet Rockefeller Mrs. Dorothy Lombard Dale Schen DRIVERS ART EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION IVIUSIC orge Boyer Austin Ray Helsel I-ICIVIE ECONOMICS Mrs. Gail McBride Miss Moryon Paimer VOCATIONAI. INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURE ARTS I Lewis Chambers George Larson O 610 00 R1 0000? 5 0 9 0 15,380 UCD 4 I r 1 Hgh. as 'b in ,1 , Ml., 4 A , . ' lr 5 .. A v v 'fl 1 I Ni, W Y ig QQ' eb ' w. 1 Q Q, fl- - 'T 9' as ' w A f A al X, tw . . K L .1 Y 'Lf 1 f M ,,. H Q w ' .V Y an A W . Q . X N . 1.,., f 1 1 A brag A-,W w iff A Q' 1 - Q Q 5 i E SENICDR CLASS OFFICERS William Ford, Co-President, Thomas Hanson, Co-President, Bonnie Bryington, Secretory, Kathleen Mayo, Co-President, Robert Wassom, Treasurer: James Hauck, Co-President. Our Alma Mater has given us many happy memories which we shall cherish for the years to come. As we look back, we can remember the first time our class was together as o group-the Harrisburg trip, including a tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield and Hershey Park and a visit to the capitol building. We were new to a new school as freshmen and proud to be the first freshman class of Smethport Area Junior-Senior High School. The Sadie Hawkins dance highlighted our sophomore year. A rustic atmosphere was lended by the persons of Lil' Abner, Daisy Mae and Mamm and Pappy Yokum, andthe dance was a great success. Blue Hawaii , our colorful homecoming float, won second prize. Our Junior year we received our anxiously awaited class rings. Bowling l908 was our entry in the Homecoming O O parade. We were filled with pride on May 9, 1964 when we unveiled Grecian Odyssey as our lavish prom theme. Proud of our past accomplishments as a class we entered our last year. We were expectant of a successful senior year, and all our hopes were fulfilled. Our Christmas Ball was a great success. Our trip to New York City, financed by three class proiects - magazine sales, the sale of Christmas items, and the class play, was a memorable experience. We were especially fortunate to be able to attend the New York World's Fair. Awards night, class night, baccalaureate and, finally, graduation will be the last events of our senior year. We shall never forget the wonderful class spirit that carried through all our years together. Soon, however, our ways will part, and the time will come to say good-bye to our Alma Mater . CQ . is - O O O Q. Betsey Louise Abbey ? f Judith Mary Abplonolp William James Aggos, Jr Edward Leroy Anderson Albino Robert Anderson Laura Jeon Anderson Thomas James Anderson 1, N Jane Frances Arthurs Gayle Neil Austin James Harold Anglovich Lauren Elizabeth Backus William Leroy Barton, Ill X Diane Kay Berg ,.f-aff' James Howard Bennett Clark Edward Brown Judith Ann Berne Maria Elizabeth Billitier Frederick Allen Brown Bonita June Bryington David Richard Carlson Carol Louise Burdick 5 f Thomas David Chase Nancy Kay Burdick Timothy George Chase , -'If .K R . Janice Lynn Cole Charles John Daniels Ronald Charles Cole Koralen Dawn Damelson Donald Lee Compton Carol Lynn Daum 27 .i.qt'! Barbara Ann Dickinson Daniel Lee Elliott E ff Delores Maxine Dixon Richard Allen Foes Robert Mervelle Dunn Larry Roger Foy Carolyn May Fieid Christian Franz Feif, III Gregory David Fox Charles Michael Fischer 'VY William Richard Ford J'-'-'me5 Alun Free' Steven Darrell Gerner Wanda Moy Greek Jock Bruce Gnfforcl 412, g g M 'Si' 5 Georgia Lee Green Eugenie Allen Greenlow we in Karen Ann Greene 30 William John Grega Euleen Kay Greenman Af'f1Gli0 GUS?0fSOf1 Thomas James Hanson Lgn Gordgn Hogg L0l'elei Hdrris I Gayle Joan Hartman Paul Joseph Hergenrother James Lester Hauck Douglas Moore Herzog Kelison Richard Helms, Jr. 3 IE Judy Kay Herzog -' If 5 . - e ' 3 . '-.. if., i,. ,je ,- ' F , . Sharon Lynn Himes 2 1 e ,Xxx , Susan Jane Holmberg Robert Alvin Howard Kenneth Dale Hovis Cherylene Ann Howard Teddy James Hyde Paul Victor lsadore Sharon Lorraine Johnson Eruc Alan Johnson Walter Eugene Johnson Jerry Lee Johnson Charles DeRoy Kanorr Korlene Marie Keller David Jerome Lomborn Mary Louise Kenneson Joanne Carol Leer Barry Wilson Kinney Qi by Sally Jean Lindquist Thomas Harvey Marsh Ramona Leo Miller Kathleen Ann Mayo Cheryl Ann Miller David Larue Murray Lawrence Anthony Minnier i my 3 A --:Q Daniel Christian Nichols Richard Lester Neel Caihleen Marie Nick Judith Ann Noblit Shirley Ann Nobles Joseph Eugene Null, Jr Dennis Roy Ordiway Alice Mae Packard Densie Rae Ordlway Terry David Palmer Richard Joseph Orlandi Thomas Earl Parris ji? ff Anthony John Placer John Robert Phnlhps Mary Lee Raymond Thomas Carl Rose Linda Arlene Reese Joseph Philip Rossi, Jr 1 if Barbara Elaine Rounsville f .ali Karen Mae Rounsville Darlene Kaye Rupert Frances Gale Rounsville Elizabeth Ann Sayers Lewis Frederick Schleic her Lnnda Lee Slocum Charles Arthur Smith Carol Jane Silfies Kenneth Lee Stanton Clarence Floyd Smith Benay Frances Starsky Albert Frederick Sweeley Jr 2? lik I Lindo Kcy Tcylor James Everett Thomas Thomas Michael Tessena Joseph Harry Vandermark Robert Allen Wassam Bernard Brent Vossler William Alexandra Wassam, Jr f A ill ik 3 Sandra Kay Wen ner Linda Diane Wright Frltz Bowman Wolfe Donald Robert Zefwick Delmar Leroy Work Ronald Clayton Zefwick SENIOR INFORIVIALS xx- ,U 2 Qfiw. I if,.b 41 Waller Rees-Watch for our gcel Waldo, Charles Smith-Bo likes the girls and the girls like Bo. Judy Noblil-Judy prefers red-headed men. Ronald Cole-Heard any good jokes lately, Ron. ew if M, hr- ' .j-gag: Linda Slocum-The preriy Daisie Mae class. Lon Hogg-Mrs. Clark's prize. --Q, Of OU' Tom Rose-Tom is always willing ra lend a helping hand. .Q- 's Roberv Wassom-Bob's our lrecsure of a Cheryl MiIler4Our star girl alhlefe. WEOSUVEV. Linda Tgylgr-Our preffy mggqline sales Jim Hauch-Jim seems quiet, but wait til you get campaign manager. to kf'0W him. Richard Orlandi - Hey Chico, away from the food and back on the field. Jim Thomas-Our ace basketball player! Molly Gustafson-Molly is always where the fun is. Greg Fox and William Ford-Let's get together! Jef Y Johnson-There! Devel' Cl dvd with JI-'dl Dennis Swarvsfager-Scottie's the fun lovin' guy Barry Kinney-Barry's King of the Cafeteria. Honest! of l2l. Y d L IY - S J I. if 'S r A h 5 2 52 W d . Q h I l m - S C -11 O . 'Q F K D h. d - 2-M LH ph H 3. dv Sh 1' 0 000.00 222222222332222 09090.00000..0.s0 . ...0.090..00.0. 000. 0.090.000.0000 2 9.09.0009 000.000.0000 00006009.0090 0999.00.00 9900000.00000 00.0.0.9 0000.....00 0.00.9 2 000000090 0.0. Q 00.0000 9. 0.00. 2.0 5 'F Z ,s P h 9 O h d h Y A I d d d h Jo A P 5' U 9 6' r H k D dY Ju 7' Z D 8. 7 47 I. David Carlson - A closed book but an open mind. 2. Benay Starsky 4 Enjoying the ride, huuuh??! 3. Poul Hergenrolher - He must be thinking of hunting. 4. Tom Anderson - Good looks in a real good guy. Q 1- X x we , ,gi z o- ' - 4 . Denise Ordiwoy - Sue, serious ???? . Ron Zevwick - Z - Dad dashes off again, ,Sally Tanner - Standing around wailing for her army guy. Q . Nancy Burdick - Nancy, Na . . .! Joseph Ross: Sticks and stones Judy Abplcmalp Judy adds a happy note to any group Dan Compton Don keeps lunch penod rollmg smoothly . Beth Ann Sayers-Our charming Lady Laughlngton of the Cinderella Complex. 5. Sharon Johnson-Sherri is dog's best friend. 6. Tim Chose-Tall Tim is tops. 7. David Murray-Don't jump now Dave, w 'Q wait till New York! I ,Ill ll: 8. Tony Placer-The Crosby Cassanova. Koraleen Danielson Snckespea e isn't that funny Kar' IO Carol Burdick Speedy Carol always arms for the top fn I Ni. f. Judy Berne -One of fhe smiling Crosby gang. C a r ol D a u m - Whof do you have up your sleeve now, Carol? Karen Green-Karen waits happily for lunch, Bob Dunn-Fill ir up. Bud Fei?-Smash up!!! Burch lsodore-Smash up!!! lorry Minnier-Larry, racing to class? Sharon Himes-Mirror, Mirror on the wall . , . Bonny Bryington-A picture of orga- nizafion. as Shirley Nobles-One of our busy business students. Tom Chase-ls that your locker? Lorelie Harris-Lorelie's enioying a long lunch period Delores Dixon-She has a ball whatever she does. Doug Herzog-Running Herzog Enterprises. Joanne Leet-Joanne's sweet in everything she does. Larry Fay-Our handsome Homecoming king actually serious Wanda Greek -Our HubBub editor giving orders, if f..YY ' I. 2 3.J0rv1es Freer Jlm keepmg samerhmg back? 4 5. Kenneth Smmon Our sly trombone player 6 YZF? I Lmdo Wrughi Lmda wuelds 0 wmked gavel 2 Mono Ballmer Marlo No 'Q-I 3. Dick Heims-This music makes Dick Sleepy! 4. Eric Johnson-again. 5. Prom-Ar the prom, our big night! 6. Kcvy Mayo-Kuvy comes up from the deprhs! 7. Eugene Johnson-Mod, mod sciemisr!! 8. Carol Silfies - Super Sales- man of Tri-Hi-Y. 7, Borboro Rounsville-Mr. McBride's effi' 8, Sully Lindquist-Solly makes sweet 9, Don Nichols-Resying up after g hard cient secretory. music. school doy. 2. Tom Chase-Tom's ar typing! 3. What do you suppose they are tolki about? I. Tom Marsh-Tal-I-l, dark, and handsome. 4. Celebrating their release from school. .. k. t 5. Lauren Backus-Lauren's late . . . as usual. 6. Betsey Abbey-Betsey gets a lick in K y .,.,n'.....knvA N9 Q, f N' i' K r , Q f , A N. S. : 'K ' N it I V K E, 'f 'ft . X X U 7. Merry Mciorettes. 8. Alice Packard- Larry leaning on a 9. Tom Hanson-Tom receiving the board of Packard. education. 56 William Grega-Looking for something? Bill Ford-Sorry to wake you up, Bill. Eileen Greenmor1fReady to leave. Darlene Ruperl-Our darling Darlene. Gail Hartman-Alas! where have you been? Richard Foes-You'll always find smiling around Richard Tom Tesseno-The leader of the pack. I. Delloy Kancor-Practicing for library science. 2. Berry Carlquisi- We were glad to welcome Betty to our school. 3, Terry Palmer-Terry alias K 3 M T V. 4, .lock Gifford-Jack's handy in mera! shop. ui, Www l 3 Ted Hyde Furst one out' Laura Anderson Working hard on the Axe . Cavhy Nick-A prehy cheerleader and srudenl council member Bill Wassam - Bill ihinks organiz chemistry is a blast! . Sue Holmberg- Very anemive of a yearbook meefing. Genie Greenlaw- My name isn'f Greenie Genelaw!! . Joe Vandermark-l'm not lure, everyone else was early Eddie Anderson-Alright Macbeth, you've got me cornered A lm, 59 -lu' I. Sieve Garner-What, me worry???? 2. Barbara Dickinson-Ouh, all fhese books! 3. Joe Null-Joe'll fry anything once. 4. Ramona Miller-You can see why Mono's popular the boys! 5. Laura, Betsey, Benny, Maria-Senior girls like Mike! 6. Tom Hanson-Bur nobody :old me we had school today. 7. Sandra Wenner-Now, which one was my locker. 8. Harold Anglovich-Hey, wha! do these things do? will-i as 7. Albino Anderson-They're making words 8. Koralen Danielson-Got the right sock, 9. Lindo Wright-Wright says the right every year. Korolen? lhings. 2 ' ,.,- 1, -il isi- Sv -5 125 Q. iii ii 34 . :YI ! K . VV xviliiyx if 3 f J A: 3' ,. L, ' s if 1 JUNIOR CLASS Mt September, 1964 marked the beginning of our junior year at Smethport Area High School. Those chosen to lead our class through our eventful year were the following officers: President, Rowena Fay: Vice-President, Robert Cosper, Secretary, Julie McKeirnang and Treasurer, Donna Armstrong. Our student council representatives are Barbara Chase, Gloria Wright, Robert Cochran, and Philip Griffin. Due to the hard work of the class members, we have been very successful with our floats for the Homecoming parades throughout our high school years. In the eighth grade, we took first prize with The Twilight Zone . ln our sophomore year we won second prize with The Burning of the Court House. We have been very fortunate in having very helpful class sponsors. This year's are Mr. Gates and Mr. Bucarelli. With hard work and sincere effort, we shall have a successful and unique Junior-Senior Prom. As our senior year approaches, we are looking forward to our New York trip and graduation. OFFICERS Donna Armstrong Treasurer Robert Cosper Vice-President Rowena Fay President Julie Mclieirnan Secretary 64 l J Diane Anderson Klas Anderson Sharon Anderson Ralph Anderson Vickie Anderson Donna Armstrong James Armstrong Julie Arthurs Barbara Bailey Stephen Baker Timothy Baker Delores Beckman Donald Biclcford Lorraine Blair Kathleen Brooks Patricia Brown lorry Burkholder Nancy Carlson Lisa Chapman Barbara Chase Richard Chesnut Sari Church Jacqueline Clark Virginia Coast Robert Cochran David Comes Mary Comes Stanley Confer Robert Casper Ruth Cunningham Phyllis Dailey David Dalton Raymond Dart Rebecca Dean Beniamin Defibaugh Betty Lou DiProspero Linda Donovan Deborah Dunkle Dorothea Elder Bernard Fay Rowena Fay Janet Fillhart ii. .1 be X x 9 l A 1 Eg R . tl? 3 if so A 1 t 1 ' G si. ' xiii, iv- iw It 1:11 rf ji 5 Y? 5 ii. 5 1,f'y 'I I Ink :MX xi w 1 'WP 'N E H? 2 wh f 'Q 1' N X y- ill.: .1 ni '1 I.. yu- ,I- SF I 'l f N X si X A K 9 Q, of A4 9 51 'if ' 2 ,. W 'st gf! 'LQ gg .. . w 5 J A -an 7 Q ' ' 4 ll. sw . 1 ' Lai? Q. sgf J N ysy,niM5 e,rEr mmf J fu! ff vi W-ffw Karen Flickinger Craig Frase Evelyn Freer Robert Funk Brian Galloway William Greek Charles Gregory Phillip Griffin Lynne Hogg Janet Harrington Phyllis Herriman Mary Hill Vickie Housler Donna Jean Hovis Gary Isadore David Jeffords Larry Johnson Lawrence Johnson John Johnson Susan Keller JoAnne Kelly John Lasher Jack Lent Jon Lester David Lewis Nadine Lundgren Stacey Lunn Paul Maynard Julie Mclieirnan Lincoln Megivern Donna Meley Martha Miketish Donna Minnier Glenna Minnier Patrick Moffett Robert Murphy Karen Nelson Mary Frances Newcombe James Olson Richard Patrick Nancy Petruui Frank Placer fx 1 Q Y A' rr? Y Q V -II if 3 4 ff f 1 is Nino Bucarelli ' 75 x 49 J' A M is Q me , ii , wi- n. 4 ai i 5 'isbn X f 1-fi fr,-' - 42. Eh! .5 ,TK 1 1 -- 1 1, x we t f ,, J X ' I xb 'X I N. , xl '1 ,1 7 53 , ,f as 3 F T L we , ff .f ff S5 Gloria Wright Robert Wright 4 The Drummers Steven Pollock David Putnam Steven Raszmann Joan Rifle Gary Rounsville James Rupe Arla Russell Sandro Santangelo Cheryl Santo Marie Scanlan Stephen Sharro William Silfies Marion Slater Diane Sluga Delores Sluga Barbara Smith Michael Smith Gary Sprester Michael Taylor Terry Taylor Donald Thomas Jerald Thomas Judith Thomas Gerald VanNatta Joyce Vile Randy Weimer Joyce Wells Mansel Wells Sharon Willardson Veronica Wilt Mary Cornelia Hull SOPHGMORE CLASS Junior High School Life for the class of l967, which will be the first class to go through all six grades in our new school, has passed smoothly. Now, in the first year of Senior High, our class is doing very well. As in the past, the class is represented in a great many activities. Mr. Romani and Mr. Valenti are our capable sponsors. The first major class activity we had was the 8th grade Harrisburg trip. This trip was financed by the sale of items by the students. Third prize was won by our homecoming float that year. During our high school years, the class has given many dances. This year, according to tradition, we spon- sored the Sadie Hawkins dance. The class is proud of the first prize it won for its homecoming float World War lII . The prom and other activities lie in our future. The student council members are John Hertlein, Carl Nelson, Susan Brown, and Roi Ann Gustafson. The class officers elected this year are as follows: Timmy Hess, President, Rodney Kelly, Vice-President, Bruce Thomas, Treasurer: Sue Ann Moore, Secretary. In view of our past accomplishments and good class spirit, the future of the class of 67 looks exceptionally bright. OFFICERS Bruce Thomas Treasurer Timothy Hess President Rodney Kelly Vice-President Sue Ann Moore Secretary if . 1 . sg: , it iw is A ff ,fgmg gg c su Kay Abbey, Leonard Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Karen Anderson, Peter Anderson, Bernice Babcock, David Baker. Bonnie Barton, Susan Berkwater, Kathy Bish, Richard Bish, Susan Brown, Rebecca Burdick, George Caldwell. Bonita Canfield, Holger Carlson, Daryl Carpenter, Roger Chrismon, Linda Chrisley, Julie Chubon, Jane Cleveland. Q 0 0 O 0 Margaret Cochran, George Cole, Lean Cole, Nadine Cole, Linda Colosimo, Jeanette Cooney, James Casper. Beverly Cunningham, Laura Dickinson, Evelyn Eck, David Eley, Robert Foes, Dale Falk, Josephine Feit. Marsha Flickinger. David Ford, Richard Gerner, Peggy Goodwill, Eugene Greenman, Brenda Gorton, Judith Griffi . ,. if ir! Q! XQ14 5 PP -J ll As n. 'Q' Ain' . :vw 4? 4' 1, Sisgyi Q-s SH! ' inf i,'3,,'s. ' 353 , S-.Q . A fu: Y J. ' 4 .feffw-rfb . . 'HF 1 t 'L' I , -is tx. 5 , i , , I A, E22 . 59 Roi Ann Gustafson, Martin Hogg, Emelene Homell, Doyle Harris, Michele Hendrickson, John Hertlein, Timmy Hess. Wanda Hetrick, Lyle Himes, Philip Hipchen, Karen Irons, David Johnson, Judith Johnson, Susan Johnson. Dianna Jordan, Lester Jordan, Rodney Kelly, John Kerekanich, Leon Kinney, Shirley Kinney, Edward Lasher. A 4 ff D A Q A Leonard Lawrence, John Lewis, Linda Lewis, Howard Lobaugh, Donna Lorshbaugh, Darryl Love, Mary Jane Lunn. Robert Marsh, Mary Lou McCord, Ronald McQuire, Leonard McKeirnon, Judith Miller, Terry Miller, Susan Moore. Thomas Murphy, Carl Nelson, Gloria Nelson, Roger Newton, Stephen Newton, Madolyn Nichols, Judith Nobles. is iii -L K fl . lg' M ki QS X isl- 4. x . - 1 'rv Q. qs Q A f i 1. ,J , 5 ii. , -a '-:. Ii nf' . ., 2 2, 'vs Ng L 1 3 ,, . Ls... . Barbara Nourse, Mary O'Brien, Sherri Overbeck, Joy Packard, Phyllis Patrick. Ralph Pecsley, Kenneth Peterson, Paul Peterson, Richard Peterson, Thomas Petruzzi, Richard Putnam, Betty Rice. Sylvia Roberts, Noressa Rate, Carl Rosenswie, Kenneth Rupert, Ronald Santo, Hilda Schleicher, Wayne Shinko. o O 0 O O o O O Keith Smith, Arlene Springstead, Duane Springstead, Nancy Suain, Eileen Swank. Cynthia Swartzfager, Anne Tanner, Rodney Tanner, Viola Tonner, Sharon Taylor, Bruce Thomas, Brand Towner Richard Van Natia, John Vossler, Marcia Willardson, Bruce Wright, David Yoder, John Young. Hhxmdii X ,I ,- S h 7 4 W is Q -it L l N' f'z l 5, Wm - A, Q ,E 'l ' -V -if rg L, ' , 7l FRESH IVIAN CLASS As we, the Freshman class, end our last year of Junior High School, we have many wonderful memories. In the seventh grade, we had the experience of having different teachers. With the help of our class advisors, Mrs. Francisco and Miss Randall, we held three successful dances and entered a float, Mashed Potatoes , in the annual Home- coming parade. Last year, we sold candy, cookies, stationery, Easter rabbits, Seneca Highland newspaper subscriptions and S.A.H.S. pins to help finance our trip to Harrisburg. Our big money-raising proiect that year was our movie, Spencer's Mountain , which was a great success. The trip was enioyed by all, and we feel our hard work was well worth the effort. This year, we entered Smethport the College Town as our float in the Homecoming parade. Laura Lee Burdick was our attendant on the Queen's Court. The big event for us was the annual Thanksgiving dance. Our class officers this year are: President, Theresa Jarrett, Vice-President, Clara Parker, Secretary, Donna Rossi, and Treasurer, Brenda Michielson. Cathy Donovan, Sabina Fay, Jack Mead, and Milton Wright were chosen as our Student Council representatives. Our capable class advisors are Miss Himes and Mr. Cimbal. We are looking forward to our future activities, the Sadie Hawkins dance, the prom, the New York trip, and graduation. OFFICERS Theresa Jarrett President Brenda Michielson Treasurer Donna Rossi Secretary Clara Parker Vice-President Duane Andrews Katherine Austin Kathleen Backus Robert Bailey Gloria Bennett Doyle Billyord Richard Bright Dennis Buchholz Doris Burdick Laura Burdick Nancy Burkholder Diana Burlingame Richard Button Juanita Caldwell Bonnie Carlson Connie Carlson Daniel Carlson Lindsey Carlson Linda Chrisman Anna Marie Clark Robert Clark Candace Coast Clair Cochran Julia Coldren Carol Cole Catherine Cole Victoria Comes Joy Confer Michael Cooper Ann Covert Beth Ann Dohler Cynthia Digel Wayne Dixon Debra Dodge Cathy Donovan Howard Dougherty Lindo Eckstrnm Richard Elliott Nancy Fay Sabina Fay Bradley Ferman Paula Foley Guy Anderson Lowell Anderson . I K Q 'Q , - 'ii 'lw 4' it li g 'if , -V .Q W i. D ,Na-2 ., r , ,- W 294.5 W Gerald Ford Frederick Gifford ig lk, .,-sy dk Shirley Gleason Dennis Greek 3 Q. 1, as Q. is g' fi f X 1 1552 P , Ng 'l' P 1 M. P P if X 1 .pier r 3 . S .5 1 .W 66 , 7 llf ' QM Deborah Nourse f N in Roberi Okerlund Marilyn Greenlaw Myrna Greenman Alice Griswald Paulette Grolemund Marilyn Hagg Robert Hannold Linda Hauck Andrew Helms Perer Hergenrorher Patricia Hervlein Cheryl Herzog Mary Himes Phyllis Hewitt Gary Hielm Sandra Homell Robert Housler Linda Hovis Philip Irons Danny Isadore Theresa Jarrett Carolyn Kanaar Marion Kern Larry Larson Richard Lasher Roberf Lent Carl Lerch Susan Lopus Harry Marvin Frances Marsh Sharon Marsh Suellen Marsh Roy McCool Nelda McClelland Jock Mead Brenda Michielson Paul Milks Mariorie Miller Marsha Miller Terry Miller Karen Neel Walfer Nelson Bruce Nichols Roger Okerlund John Olson Clara Parker Michael Petruzzi Paul Phillips Michael Pierce Linda Ponikvar Blaine Puller James Raszmann Paul Raymond Kenneth Roberts Donna Rossi Donald Rounsville Ronald Rounsville Thomas Sayers Susan Sharro Gary Shott Judith Slocum Craig Sluga Walter Speedy Linda Smith Elvin Springstead Rickey Stanton Glenda Swander Jane Swanson Julie Swanson Michael Swort Chester Tanner Judith Taylor Barbara Thomas X Donna Trumbull Raymond Vandermark David Vile Mona Walstram iii it . .' s if X315 mai le t Q 'if .Qs J 'T 5 sig' 'QE ik HA it W ff ... if A S ef :- .sai S - kil ns - . . if ' if ,, if Q ,,.. A J ,i xi . 4 FM le rf 'val ' ,. , . fa 45 7 'E ai' is Yr' S f W QQ Q B S A il S 3 sf ep 4' N K , Q . fi- ' . Q-rg Donald Wenner Barbara Willardson Milton Wright Charles Zelwick ' 15.1 2 'A fe! 9' ie, W cr.. R EIGI-lTl-l GRADE William Murphy Deborah Grolernund President Vice-President 19 N M' K Edward Housler Babette Smith Treasurer Secretary William Murphy, a newcomer to our midst, was elected class president for the year '64-'65. He is ably assisted in his duties by Deborah Grolemund, vice-president, Babette Smith, Secretary and Ed- ward Housler, treasurer. Serving the class on student council are Roger Nick and Barbara Smith. Thanks to the co-operation of our parents, we are financing our Harrisburg trip through class dues instead of sales projects. Our contribution to the Homecoming Parade was Mayor of Smethport 2,000 A.D. and he was liter- ally blown out of office by the wind and rain of that night. 3 s ,555-.9 gl- , V, ,, .221 P W 's 3 7' asia! ,- IY.......E55.. gi! an Beverly Aggas Marcia Anderson Phillip Anderson James Bailey Phillip Boker Dennis Bango Robert Berne Merle Beveridge Dana Beyeler Gloria Bickford Shirley Bickford Michael Billitier Duane Billyard Marlene Brewer Nancy Bucheit Jeffrey Burdick Terry Burlingame Jeffrey Burt Ronald Button Dianne Campbell Connie Canfield Andrew Chapman Alan Chase Lawrence Chesnut Linda Cldyson Cheryl Cochran Mary Ellen Cochran Janet Cole Sondra Cole Judith Comes Diana Cox Candance Craver Sally Cunningham William Cutting Thomas Daniels Linda Davis Rita DiProspero Donald Eck Gail Elliott William Freer Marcia Freer Sandra Freer Dorothy Galloway Chris Gcrrell Julie Gorrell Gary Gephart Betsey Greene Marilyn Green Diane Greenman Norman Gregory Mary Griffin Daniel Gustafson Rebecca Gustafson Larry Hall Bernice Hamilton Stephen Hartman John Hendrickson Emogene Herzog Christine Hibbard Kenneth Higley Donald Himes Eugene Himes Donald Hipchen John Holmberg Joseph Hooper Lionel Hovis Thomas Huntoon Marlene Johnson Sondra Johnson Terry Johnson V sv Q: iq? pf la 2, 3 I J ,Ei xv, . 1 fiqi, ' 5:5 gffx mk- in egg - fn- he w, ...Y ,,K:'-Q,g?4l, , l J nv 31 qi? F0 f' -il V 'sig 1 'F i 7 JK, In tg. 4- . to ea ' if w ig 5' or Qu , 4- 4 'WJ' 'UP giff Q X .M '.-,1 fig-is all g r v n X Y P if x fe? -A 6 fe ,B 1151 I 1 ' . 'VT5 ks ! iw l 2, , W TVX XE s,-ag, if ti 'fb . -JY fu 'K Christine Jordan Joann Jordon Verle Keller Sylvia Kerekanich James Kern Robert Knightlinger Darlene Kinney Sally Kinney Ira Knight Dorothy Korb Bruce Lafferty Sandra Lamb Gary Larson Marvin Lawrence Connie Leer Linda Lent Harold Lester Charles Lobough Donald Lorshbaugh David Lundgren Lynn Magee Karen Marinik Linda McCord Steve McElwee Bonnie Moore Dianne Nelson Roger Nick Deborah Noblit Douglas Osborne Mark Packard Kathleen Peterson Susan M. Peterson Susan V. Peterson Richard Phillips John Pierofti Susan Raszmann Robert Reinard Dana Richards Roxanne Robinson William Rotherrnel Wanda Rounsville Bryan Scanlan Eileen Shellito Bryce Slater Cynthia Slocum Samuel Slocum Barbara Smith Dean Springstead David Stilsan Sharon Stolt Cecil Swank David Sweeley William Szuba Sandra Taylor Michael Tessena Michael Timblin Randy Van Gorder Christine Van Nctta Mark Vossler Patricia Walker Nancy Wassam Michael Weimer Susan Wilcox Stanley Wolfe David Yeaples ki I SEVENTH GRADE Terry Lopus Andrea Bruner President Vice-President This year's seventh grade is smaller than those of recent years but promises to make a real con- tribution to the Smethport Area Joint High School. Their elections were not conducted as popu- larity contests. Cheryl Rogers and Tony Segulin were chosen as representatives on the Student Council, and Terry Lopus, Andrea Bruner, Patricia Griffin and Jeffrey Murphy were elected as William Abbey Robert Clark Constance Cullen y ,SS Patricia Griffin Jeffrey Murphy Secretary Treasurer The class did a fine piece of work on their float, Wheels of Learning - l999 for the Homecoming Parade. Their first dance on Oc tober 31, 1964, was quite successful. ln future years at Smethport Area High School they hope to continue in the fine spirit of coopera tion they have shown so far. We can surely be proud of the Class of 1970. class officers. 1 O .1 1 P 1 O O Jack Ames Walter Arthurs Barry Austin Chris Carlson Ralph Carpemer Michael Came, Ginger Cochran Gloria Cochran Virginia Comes Barbara Confer Elilqbgfh Canfer Valerie Caven Cheryl Dalton Beverly Daniels Barkley Daugherty Shirley Daugherty William Deon Cynfhia Dille Y N .Q if ..,. .', M 9 lyglfe. V a ,ar-:wx il Q I ' ' xx 1 fr 4, . 2 . 542125 f ' .iobnt ae is if 'Q' .f 5 V .X :3 . W, T. fl' Omalee Dippo Peter DiProspero Brooks Dodge Jenny Donovan Mary Drohan Thomas Eck Timothy Elliott Valen Foes Marilyn Freer William Funk Louis Gorrell Larry Greene Pamela Greenlaw Thomas Gustafson Marlin Hogg Richard Hamilton Susan Hannald Deborah Henderson James Higley Nancy Homell Donald Hooper Stephen Hoover Cynthia Housler Daniel Howard Gordon Irons Joseph Irons William Jarrett Kenneth Johnson Stephen Johnson Leon Berne Joseph Kisko Donald Ladlee Gay Lester Pamela Lewis Phyllis Lewis Allen Luce David Lyons Peggy Magee Colleen McEIwee Linda McGarry Daniel McKeirnan Dennis McKeirnan Patrick Mclieirnan Beatrice Middlebrough Alfredo Miller lda Miller Stanley Miller David Myers ,SA in .5 V xt so D t x Y S Y' .fbi ,, - l YQ? Q 68? N if is ni' .A W ii.- 'I' we M. l,,- as 4 vfii' . 'Aa 31- , , P' 7 Y i A - f R Ei? 3 Ti. , K Q 'lr lik S 3? A 5 s g s , s il 5' 'f 1 if f! F555 X. A ,1 i ,L Q ,-' ' .X :,.q S :J E X, ,, , fling , 4 69' , ll A s 3 6 'I 4 A 'flat my Q P X is V5 ep Gregory Barton Thomas Brown Clifford Bryington Landis Button Randy Button Bernard Caldwell Elaine Campbell Diana Canfield Daniel Neely Deborah Nelson Owen Nichols Suzanne Nobles Christine Null JoEllen Nunn Judith Oakes Debra Overbeck Donna Parris Pamela Fillhart Delilah Ponikvar James Ponikvar Susan Potter James Prosser John Prosser N Frederick Raszmann Judith Rifle Cheryl Rogers Thomas Rugh Susan Sayers James Sellers Anthony Segulin James Slugo Mary Snyder Lynn Stanton Susan Sfolt Donald Swander Russell Swanson Brian Swartzfager Carl Tanner Katherine Tanner Michael Tanner Floyd Taylor Gail Taylor Kent Towner Richard Towner Robert Van Horn Judith Von Schooten Mary Vossler Beth Waters Kathleen Willardson Steven Willardson Paul Wineberg Kimberly Wolfe Donna Work Q Q' Si 1 SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASS The Special Education Class has a unique function in our high school community. It provides an opportunity for students who have had or would have difficulty with various subiects in other classes by giving them an opportunity to work at the level and speed best suited to their abilities. Each student receives instruction on an individual or small group basis in English, Arithmetic, Spelling, Social Studies, Reading, Health and Science, and Citizenship. Senior High level students may enroll in the vocational agriculture or vocational home econ- omics courses. Junior High students take industrial arts and home economics. All students take art and music from faculty members in those departments. There are seventeen students in the Special Education class, including four seniors who will graduate this year. During each school year, we make several field trips to various local points of interest, have many classroom projects, and, finally, a class picnic on the last day of school. The Special Education class is a class of opportunity and we are proud to take part in it. Special Education students are shown with their re- spective classes. llfl 'Wfmfiwmg Q '-fx lie' Q 1 In lf, E 'E x 9ff 'si uvfrnzwezaf-cg-,aww my wg, - if SPORTS s VARSITY FIRST ROW: Thomas Hanson, Richard Foes, Lawrence Minnier, Timothy Chase, Joseph BVDWVL Tl1e0d0Ve l'lYde, Al'l7l 0f1Y PIUCEY, Steven P0ll0ClM TCVVY Palmefi l-e0 'U d l-UWVGYIC 5WeeleYi J0 '95 Houck, Bren' V0SSlf-lf, Ddniel Nichols. SECOND ROW: Philip Hipchen, Wil- THIRD ROW: William Silfies, James Olson, James Thomas, Michael Taylor Christian Fe liam Ford, Thomas Tessena, David Murray, Paul Hergenrother, Richard Orlandi, Clark Befllomln D9flb0U9l1. 5Y9Pl1en Boker Rated as one of the top high school football teams in Western Pennsylvania by the pre-season school-boy football mentors, the Hubbers of Smethport Area High School proved their predictions to be iustly made, by losing only two games out of nine. The only two losses were inflicted by teams that finished the season undefeated. The opening loss to Bradford Central Christian was a heart-breaker for everyone. On fourth down and long yardage, with the score tied at 7-7, the Ramblers scored the winning touchdown on a freak play, pulling out the game with a I3-7 SCOFE. After this opening loss, the Hubbers really got going with wins over Coudersport, 26-0, and Otto-Eldred, 52-l3, before losing another heart-breaker to Sheffield, I3-6. In the fourth quarter, with the score standing at 7-6 in favor of Sheffield, the Wolverines scored from one yard out for the deciding touchdown. This loss meant the Allegheny Mountain League title went over to Sheffield. Following this loss, the Hubbers were to lose no more. They went on to win over St. Marys, I8-I2g Ridgeway, 33-l2g and over Port Allegheny, our arch-rival. ln the fourth quarter, after having stopped themselves most of the game, the Hub- SCOREBOARD S.A.H.A. 7 B.C.C.H.S. 26 Coudersport 52 Otto-Eldred 6 Sheffield I 8 St. Marys 33 Ridgway 6 Port Alleghany I 9 Portville 32 Emporium 86 OPP. I3 O I3 I3 I2 I2 0 I4 0 bers finally scored the winning touchdown in the early minutes of the fourth quarter to win going away, 6-0. This win was the third in a row over Port for Coach Donovan's Hubs, the only time in the history of this great rivalry. Coaches Jim Donovan, Clarence Strable, and Neil Bailey had good reason to be enthusiastic about the coming football season as there were seven veterans of two previous seasons plus four other Iettermen from the previous season returning to the squad and several J.V.'s who were to play important roles in the coming campaign. The Iettermen for the I964-65 season were: Jim Hauck, Wal- ter Rees, Dick Orlandi, Bill Ford, Joe Rossi, Ted Hyde, Dan Nichols, Dave Murray, Larry Minnier, Jim Thomas, Tim Chase, Bill Grega, Brent Vossler, Tom Hanson, Rich Faes, Joe Sweeley, Tom Tessena, Tony Placer, Paul Hergenrother, Clark Brown, seniors, Steve Baker, Mike Taylor, and Jim Olson, juniors. The two players selected for the Alleghany Mountain Conference All Star Squad were Walter Rees, a senior left tackle, and Joe Sweeley, a senior right halfback. FOOTBALL SENICDR LETTERMEN Vossler Hergenrother Placer Brown Murray Tessena Thomas Hanson Sweeley Hyde 1 1. Houck 12. Foes 13. Chase 14. Rees 15. Minnier 16. Orlcndi 17. Grega 18. Nichols 19. Rossi 20. Ford l NG? Q S! J UN IOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Leonard Lawrence, Rodney Kelly, Lester Jordan, Carl Nelson, Bruce VON Notta, John Young. THIRD ROW: George Caldwell. George Cole.J0hftJ0hr1S0r1 Wright, Stanley Confer, Gary lsadore, David Putman, Richard Putman. SECOND Rodney Tanner. Timothy Baker, John KEfBk0r1iCl1, TifYt0'I1Y Hess. PGUI MGYf10fd ROW: Philip Hipchen, David Ford, Robert Cochran, Bruce Thomas, Leonard Mclieir- David Eley, Robert Casper. nan, Frank Placer, Jerry Thomas, John Hertlein, Leon Kinney, Patrick Moffett, Jerry II 4 FIRST ROW: Ronald Button, Charles Zetwick, Peter Hergenrother, Lowell Anderson, Daugherty, Paul Philips, Craig Sluga, Daniel Carlson, Gary Shott, Robert Clark, Wal .Iahn Olson. SECOND ROW: Gary Cunningham, Doyle Billyard, Jack Mead, Richard ter Nelson, Bradley Ferman, Michael Cooper. Button, Michael Petruzzi, Robert Hanold, Donald Rounsville. THIRD ROW: Howard VARSITY BASKETBALL With the publication of the I965 Nunundah, the basketball season has iust started. Only three games have been played to date with the Hubbers winning one and losing two, both by narrow margins. The first loss was to Johnsonburg by a score of 49-45. Then they defeated Ridgway 47-32, and lost to St. Marys 52-Sl, in overtime. Only one Ietterman returned from the 1963-64 squad. He is ' senior Tim Chase, who stands 6'2 , and is the center. Other impor- tant members ofthe team are seniors Ed Anderson and Jim Thomas and iuniors Phil Griffin, Jim Olson, Mike Taylor, and Steve Pollock. M --'I SENIOR LETTERMEN FIRST ROW: Coach Danielson, Tim Chase. SECOND ROW: David Comes, Steve Pollock, Tim Hess, Mansel Wells, Paul Maynard, Robert Murphy THIRD ROW: Robert Funk, Mike Taylor, Earl Burdick, Jim Olson, Phil Griffin, Jim Thomas, Ed Anderson, Roger Newton. f TRACK Don't trip, Jim! Ready for take-off. On Your Mark! Mr, Strable and the gang. I think you beat the gun, Dan. Big, bad Tom. ,Ag .il Track is the big sport in the spring of each and every year. The hopefuls come out to try their luck and the experienced members of the squad try to retain their positions on the squad. Most of the boys going out for track have lifted weights and have done exercises for months previous to the opening of practice. Such marks the opening of track season at Smethport Area High School. The 1963-64 squad was young and lacked experience. Thus, they lost more meets than they won. This year we hope will be different. With most of last year's squad returning, the track coach, Clarence Strable, looks for a winning season. The boys are willing to prove his predictions to be true. The Smethport track team meets such schools as: Port Alleghany, Bradford, Kane, St. Marys Public, and Elk County Christian at St. Marys. They meet schools from all parts of Northwestern Pennsylvania in the District 9 Meet. Last year the Hubbers placed fourth in the rugged competition. E Carlson, Frances UNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Judifh Griffin, Susan Berkwoter, Mary O'Brien, Connie Carlson. Mrs, Anita Johnson an boroh Novrse, Con' crsh, Kcren Neel, .,..,A.wAn ,,. M...- . ,. ,.,-- .......2.,. .-,-sw.iY-4N.W V 'QU , ' 'Q' ... - , ...,4 NA ...Q .f. ... .,.. ,.,... -A- v4.....f M, ...Q 'VTZ5l'.'Lf.'.1-f .......w.... m.v..-f... ,...Q1.f....i af.1........ vs. .. ' ........... .............. Q... . ,..... .1 .e.... -.1 .. .. ..u.,. -sv..-., -.Q u ACTIVITIES In NF. va-u 1 - - . . . 1 Q v n - . . 1 Q . . 1 5 Q af E V E WEE Q C V5 I V - L M A .2 FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Newcomb, Carol Daum. SECOND ROW: Judy Abplanalp, Marie Scanlan, Lauren Backus. THIRD ROW: Susan Keller, Sally Lindquist, Sally Tanner, Kathleen Mayo, Barbara Chase, Mary Hill, Wanda Greek. TEEN TGNES GRLS FIRST ROW: Karlene Keller, Mary Frances Newcomb, Carol Sillies, Janet Fillhart, Mary Lou McCord, Judith Miller, Barbara Naurse, Bonnie Canfield, Virginia Coast, Donna Meley. SECOND ROW: Linda Colisma, Susan Holm' berg, Cheryl Santo, Diane Anderson, Kay Abbey, Diane Sluga, Dolores Sluga, Sharon Overbeck, Karen Anderson, Wanda Greek, Marie Scanlan, Phillis Herriman. THIRD ROW: Jacqueline Clark, Susan Keller, Judy Abplanalp, Susan Willardson, laura Dickinson, Nadine Cole, Judith Johnson, Nancy Suain, Julie Arthurs, Roi Ann Gustafson, Delores Beckman, Susan Berkwater. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Sharro, Christian Feit Theodore Johnson, James Olsen, Daniel Nichols Larry Johnson, Richard Helms. CHORUS Michele Henrickson, Brenda Gorton, Beverly Cunningham, Mary Hill, Bonnie Barton, Lorelei Harris, Eileen Swank, Janice Cole, Mary Kenneson, Viola Tanner, Sally Tanner, Darthea Elder. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Field, Koralen Danielson, Rebecca Burdick, Amelia Gustafson, Alice Packard, Rowena Fay, Martha Miketish, Donna Minnier, Gloria Nelson, Marcia Willardson, Karen Nelson, Nadine Lundgren, Nancy Petruzzi. gs qv J A . W - '- ff. -,Q ' 7'T4 f 1 I W 3 is Q A Qfwligy, 1,12 Hs M . x 1 6 vef'T'J 4 E 6 3 4 S' f QR -6 R an M fl . N' x f? xm 4 . - A4 is L-, ? F xy X 'ffm 4 a x 5 ug 1 Q 9 1' -1 X 1 B q . ! t f W? iiukfhr iy, 3 E J V ,Q Q4 M K x w K . K an i .Q 2 fc 'IRAS' ff'-'A Tr 3- Q Q. 341' f U-W iffw - 11 fe ff V Q35 aio L S--' 211 if i ' i 'T 3 if W 2 v - gf Q. if f ' ' 5 2 'QS ,' ,fx-'nf 2 l Y ,gf ' 'Y U I 'RS 1 f ,z. wx? ' my V Q,YA,4f, j V T-Tfxf' . SQ-,x.x. 1 S X xlfms b , ' Us I 2 . 4,55 x x , Y' 5 JUNIOR l-IIGI-l BAND l l FIRST ROW, Maiorettesp Nancy Fay, Theresa Jarrett, Laura Burdick, Patricia Hertlein, Donna Rossi. Mark Packard, Steven Hartman, Robert Clark, Andrew Chapman, Lynn Stanton, Philip Baker, Andrea Bruner, Jenny Donovan, William Jarrett, Christine Von Natta, Dana Beyeler, John Holmberg, Douglas Osborne, Samuel Slocum, Richard Towner, Joseph Hooper, Valen Faes, Steven Johnson, Clifford Bryington, Stephen Yates, James Sellers, Robert Housler, Rickey Stanton, William Rothermel, Thomas Gustafson, Debra Noblit, Colleen McElwee, Rebecca Gustafson, Juanita Caldwell, Barkley Daughe Pamela Lewis, David Lundgren, Barbara Thomas, Mona Walstrom, Cynthia Housle Nelda McClelland, Judith Oakes, Gay Lester, Emogene Herzog, Christine Null, Patrici Griffin, Debra Henderson, Sandra Johnson, Candace Craver, Debra Overbeck Ju Nobles, Beth Ann Waters, Barbara Confer, Karen Marinik Eileen Shellito Jofllen Nun 65' 'x L. ll -A, , l ' i - x ff X, if ill -l. , 1 -le L The first big event of the new school year for the Junior ' Y - F' x X: T. ip 'T Band was the Halloween parade. They led this dressed in gay at S' JE costumes. Later in the year, many of the members participated ig fi in Junior County Band, and then a selected few attended Junior , 35, li' -lPl District Band at Port Allegany. The annual Junior Band Concert lL la' and the Memorial Day parade concluded a successful year for 75, 3 7 the bond. .ke . AE , 1 Ay 3. 3 l Q . I' ,t 1 Q f l O4 X QS 1, tg! vll I c 'rw J W r . , 1-lv Q GQ' A , J' i ' .gf s . .ny ,S ' of l ,D ,LQ u. f 5 x N f Sl f' V514 nfs s, ya f' .U , J3f ' x 4 , I' Q' ! ' 'O ' D 1 0 M' u ' V. , JLHQKN l4KHdC3hKDW? ' e I ? l' y YI l J S Q' l ig YA 4- K . FIRST ROW: Theresa Bruner, Karen Marinik, Barbara Thomas, Eileen Shillito, Andrew Chapman, Phillip Baker, Joseph Hooper, Julia Gorrell, Linda Lent, Marcia Anderson, Christine Jordan, Diane Greenman, Susan M. Peterson. SECOND ROW: Deborah Nourse, Brenda Michielson, Mary Hoyt, Judith Slocum, Mark Packard, Robert Clark, David Lundgren, William Rothmill, Rebecca Gustafson, Mona Walstrom, Christine Van Natta, Candace Craver, Sandra Johnson, Debra Noblit. THIRD ROW: Laura Burdick, Barbara Smith, Connie Carlson, Sherry Marsh, Cynthia Digel, John Holm- berg, Larry Chesnut, Dana Beyeler, Dorothy Galloway, Clara Parker, Karen Neel, 5 e ue l 1 f Nancy Bucheit, Sylvia Kerekanich, Linda McCord. FOURTH ROW: Deborah Dodge, Sally Cunningham, Cheryl Herzog, Linda Chrisman, Cathy Donovan, Kenneth Hig- ley, Andrew Helms, Jeffery Burdick, Samuel Slocum, Dana Richards, Myrna Green- man, Emogene Herzog, Susan V, Peterson, Bonnie Carlson, Babette Smith. FIFTH ROW: Karen Neel, Lynne Magee, Victoria Comes, Sabina Fay, Kathleen Backus, Paul Raymond, Guy Anderson, Peter Hergenrother, Randy Van Gorder, John Hen- drickson, Julie Coldren, Anna Marie Clark, Sandra Freer, Doris Burdick, Shirley Gleason. E5EN43WTT4CH AdDEC3hKDW? FIRST ROW: Kathleen Willardson, Virginia Comes, Colleen McElwee, Judith Rifle, Diana Canfield, Elaine Campbell, Linda Campbell, Deborah Nelson, JoEIlen Nunn, Robert Clark, James Sellers, Barkley Daugherty, Phyllis Lewis. SECOND ROW: Bar- baro Confer, Brook Dodge, Thomas Gustafson, Andrea Bruner, Mary Snyder, Jeffery Murphy, Linda McGarry, Cynthia Housler, James Higley, Thomas Rugh, William Jarrett, Donna Work, Randy Button, Judith Johnson, Mary Vossler. THIRD ROW: 11111111 Peggy Magee, Mary Drohan, Patricia Griffin, Susan Sayers, Gay Lester, Christine Null, Richard Towner, Judith Oaks, Shirley Daugherty, Beverly Daniels, Debra Over- beck, lynn Stanton, Beth Ann Waters, Mary Covert, Susan Stolt. FOURTH ROW: Susan Potter, Terry Lopus, Clifford Bryington, Connie Cullen, Pamela Greenlaw, Pamela Lewis, Stephen Willardson, Jenny Donovan, Cheryl Rodgers, Cheryl Dalton, Catherine Tanner, Gregory Barton, Kenneth Johnson, Omalee Dippo. 11111111 STUDENT COUNCIL The main function of the Student Council is to pro- vide within the school, an atmosphere to promote the intellectual, physical, social, and moral development of every member of the student body. The Student Council has many specific objectives or goals which it hopes to accomplish within a specified period of time. They include the following: lil promoting student-faculty relations, C21 accepting responsibility, 133 promoting the general welfare of the school, C45 to help solve problems that arise in the school, 151 to develop and maintain school spirit. Our Student Council is an organization made up of 22 members representing the entire student body. Officers are elected by the Council from the Senior Class. The results from this year's election were as follows: President, Linda Wright, Vice4President, Thomas Hanson, Secretary, Catherine Nick, Treasurer, Edward Anderson. I ,,J..f,, X e- A Linda Wright, President, Mrs. Anne Anderson, Adviser. The Student Council has been very busy since the first meeting - setting up dance schedules, arranging assem- blies, preparing a Handbook for the Students, and many other things which will prove beneficial to the students, fac- ulty and administration. FIRST ROW: Anthony Segulin, Cheryl Rogers, Roger Nick, Barbara Smith, Michael Szuba. SECOND ROW: Sa- bina Fay, Milton Wright, Cathy Dono- van, Jock Mead. THIRD ROW: Carl Nelson, Susan Brown, John Hertlein, Roi Ann Gustafson. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Chase, Robert Cochran, Glo- ria Wright, Philip Griffin, Catherine Nick, Linda Slocum, Linda Wright, Thomas Hanson, Edward Anderson. YEAR BOOK STAFF Our Editor Judith Abplanalp - Senior High Staff: Nancy Burdick, Diane Berg, Linda Slocum, Charles Smifh, Cath- Ieen Nick, Judith Noblil. STANDING: Richard Orlandi, Cheryl Miller, Lon Hogg, Charles Daniels, Carol Burdick, Barbara Rounsville. T08 Advisor Mrs, Dorothy Lombard, Co-Editor Linda Wright Junior High Staff: FIRST ROW: Carol Daum, Maria Billivier. SECOND ROW: Katy Mayo, Gayle Hartman, Judith Berne. THIRD ROW: Benay Starsky, Lorelei Harris, Eric Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Alice Packard, Margare! Swanson. ofiolll mi 'Y fo PL, .I . 5 Q I is, 4554: Y I I 1 5 2 I , , I I l YEARBOOK STAFF Photograph and Art Staff- FIRST ROW: Robert Dunn. SECOND ROW: Wanda Business and Production Staff- FIRST ROW: Sharon Johnson, James Houck. Greek, William Barton, Thomas Rose. THIRD ROW: Bonita Bryington, Darlene SECOND ROW: William Wassam, Mary Lee Raymond, James Freer, Carolyn Rupert. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Johnson, Eugenia Greenlaw, Laura Anderson, Field, Ramona Miller. Dennis Ordiway. Si X. Vx 2. N .. K' Faculty and Copy Editors-FIRST ROW: Betsey Abbey, Anthony Placer, Cherylene Howard. SECOND ROW: Mary Kenneson, David Murray, Robert Wassam. V 3 . . . s . C : 2 Q , Q , 4 s Activities and Sports Staff-FIRST ROW: Linda Reese, Sally Lindquist, Lauren Backus, SECOND ROW: Daniel Nichols, Sally Tanner, Beth Ann Sayers, Joanne Leet, Walter Rees. Circulation and Advenising Staff-FIRST ROW: Carol Silfies, Koralen Dan- ielson. SECOND ROW: Albino Anderson, Douglas Herzog. THIRD ROW: Shir- ley Nobles, Christian Feit, Susan Holmberg. SCI-IOOI. BANK Mary Lee Raymond, Donna Armstrong. The school bank is for the 'student body and facilitates the proper functioning of the various activities in their financial affairs. It is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday activity period. During this period, the bank handles all deposits or withdrawals for the various classes and activities. To make a deposit the treasurer must first make a list of the amount of currency, coins, and checks. This deposit will be double- checked by Mr. Schell, Mary Lee Raymond, or Donna Armstrong. Then a deposit slip will be made out in triplicate, one for the bank's records, one for the account for which the money was deposited, and one for the treasurer's records. When a treasurer wishes to pay a bill, he must ask for a requisi- tion to be filled out in duplicate and signed by the advisor and the treasurer of that activity. After he returns half of the requisition, and the check is written it is signed by Mr. Schell and the Principal, Mr. Zampogna. It is then placed in the sponsor's mailbox. Deposits are made every Thursday in the Smethport Area Joint High School Activities Account at the Hamlin Bank. Sharing in a delightful task: Donna Armstrong, Mary Lee Raymond, Mr. Dale Schell. SENIOR I-IIGI-l DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: Richard Orlondi. SEC' OND ROW: Lauren Backus, Benay Starsky. THIRD ROW: Michael Tay- lor, Robert Cochran. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Burdick, Lawrence FIRST ROW: Cynthia Anderson, Josephine Feit, Donna Meley, Marie Scanlan, Patricia Brown, Delores Beckman, Barbara Chose. SECOND ROW: Barbara Nourse, Roi Ann Gustafson, Kay Abbey, Julie Chubon, Robert Casper, Linda Donovan, Stephen Sharro, The Senior High School Drama Club, under the direction of Mr. Gates, attempts to give its members training and experience in various phases ofthe dramatic arts. Acting, stage craft, make-up, lighting and speech are all considered, as well as the history of the theatre. The maior production this year was The Cinderella Complex , a three act comedy by Sir Osbert Sitwell. Some sketches and assembly skits were also produced. Minnier, Laura Anderson, Beth Ann Sayers. FIFTH ROW: Maria Billitier, Brent Vossler, William Barton, Christian Feit. Donna Minnier, Susan Keller. THIRD ROW: Susan Brown, Michelle Hendrickson, Stacy Lunn, Theodore Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Hetrick, Larry Johnson. In addition to its theatrical ventures the club sponsors an active social program. A hay ride in the fall and a mid-winter swimming party at the Bradford YMCA as well as several parties helped to round out our activities. The new policy of restricting membership to thirty-five students has proved a way ol keeping our club a dedicated and hard-working group. JLJNIOR l-llGil-l DRAMA CLUB 1' fi . S N gk rx ix Si v ,R F ' -wi! an I Qs 'Q 1'd I l f' xx Q . . ' 1' 4591 L w 5, x,D- I 5 , X :fx X, T ,l E3 Beth Ann Canter, Allen Luce, Patrick Mi:Keirnan, Valen Faes, Sandra Johnson, Deborah Noblit, Daniel McKe-irnon, Roger Nick, Candance Craver, William Szuba, Barbara Smith, Samuel Slocum, Linda McCord, Terry Johnson, Steven Foes, Karen Marinik, Sandra Freer, William Cutting, Robert Berne, Emogene Herzog, Donald Hipchen, Bruce Lafferty, John Holmberg, Verle Keller, Daniel Neely, William Murphy. '9- Hgaxvr I, ,Q ggff wfxll' f 'xx 5 L fik v 1- SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Mary Comes, Brand Towner, Dorthea Elder, Joan Rifle, Bruce Wright, Wanda Herrick. SECOND ROW: Richard Patrick, John Kerekanich, Donna Meley, Janet Harrington, Julie Chubon, Stephen Sharro. THIRD ROW: Mary Hill, Mary Jane Lunn, Anne Tanner, Kay Abbey, Debra Dunkle, Josephine Feit, John Vossler, Richard Putnam. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Petruzzi, Leon Cole, Thomas Murphy, Paul Peterson, Carl Rosenswie, James Casper, Marcia Willardson, Rowena Fay. club is to train today's youth from yesterday's knowledge to be better Q citizens of tomorrow. of CIVICS CLUB FIRST ROW: Kenneth Hovis, Maria Billitier, Ramona Miller, Densie Ordiway, Betsey Abbey, Jerry Johnson. SECOND ROW: Linda Wright, Molly Gustafson, Laura Anderson, Donald Zetwick, Benay Starsky, Judy Herzog. THIRD ROW: David Larn- born, Charles Daniels, James Freer, William Barton, Robert Dunn. l s F N AN v , ,. - WP4v 0w U . if ' f ,L 5 . 'F b' N r?i gi f f fi 'f N'-f xg , 5 ,-f , Asif' 1' K A f .x V Q Y L21 TRI-l-lI- The Tri-Hi-Y is a group of high school girls dedi- cated to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commu- nity, high standards of Chris- tian character -the purpose of Tri-Hi-Y. All the girls try to follow the slogan: Pure thoughts, Pure words, and Pure actions. The club colors of red, white, and blue exemplify sacrifice, purity, and loyalty. Our club this year has a larger membership than ever before. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Lom- bard and officers, Cherylene Howard, Wanda Greek, Beth Ann Sayers, and Karlene Keller, it is sure to be the best yet. It takes more than a good adviser and good officers to make a fine club, it takes members who care about their club and the work it does. We all feel that this year each member strived to make their club the best. To send our officers to Grove City College to attend the Officer's Training Conference each year we have various money-making pro- iects. This year, we sold stationery and photo albums. During the year, we carry on service pro- iects such as visits ta the county home and our contributions to World Service. In this way, we try to live our Tri-Hi-Y purpose. FIRST ROW: Carol Silfies. SECOND ROW: Eileen Greenman, Susan Holmberg. THIRD ROW: Shirley Nobles, Vickie Housler, Linda Reese. FOURTH ROW:'Wanda Greek, Linda Taylor, Cherylene Howard, Kathy Bish, Delores Dixon. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Cochran, Glenna Minnier, Eileen Swank, Karen Rounsville, Barbara Rounsville, Viola Tanner, Sharon Himes. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Taylor, Carolyn Field, Alice Packard, Nancy Petruzzi, Joanne Leet, Koralen Danielson, Beth Ann Sayers, Janice Cole. SEVENTH ROW: Jeanette Cooney, Nancy Suain, Frances Murphy, Jacqueline Clark, Diane Anderson, Cynthia Swartzfager, Virginia Coast, Eileen Springstead, Karlene Keller, Margaret Swanson, Frances Rounsville. Y Y ll6 I RIFLE CLUB I- 1 fi' .7 0 fy '. fi K 6' ' R NR: X5 X 1,22 -s IK . ' . .L --Dv-L 1- hx -- rs. 1 Q5-MJ, A x -1 K xi-QT.,-3?'i!-f ..I.f- f'Ai'f ff'-29, bfi? J' Rik wx Auf Wff ' as was K- .f- ab. f f we 'YN' '59'l'Q 5 YM1 fffyf A. H ' X x N Q- ff :wif 15? 'M 'V ' 43' QS ' wwf Q -- 3.430 FIRST ROW: Terry Miller, Jay Confer, Reber? Bailey, Robert Housler, Richard Brighl, Robert Hannold. SECOND ROW: Blaine Puller, Larry Larson Paul Phillips, Craig Sluga, Bradly Ferman, Raymond Stidd, Michael Pevruzzi, Richard Burton. FUTURE I-IOIVIEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA DIZIYIKJIT l'1IkJI'l Jane Arthurs, Marian Slater, Margaret Cochran, Bonnie Canfield, Arlene Springstead Sharon Himes, Linda Taylor, Evelyn Ecln, Frances Rounsville. JUNIOR I-IIGI-I FIRST ROW: Susan Stolts, Wanda Rounsville, Marcia Anderson, Katherine Tanner, Cynthia Dille, Jenny Donovan, Barbara Willardson, Dorothy Galloway, Susan Raszmann, Joanne Jordan, Randy Button. SECOND ROW: Gloria Cochran, Debra Henderson, Jane Swanson, Julie Swanson, Rita DiProspero, Marlene Brewer, Danna Parris, Roxanne Robinson, Vir- ginia Cochran, Marilyn Greene, Kathy Austin, Gale Taylor, Sandra Taylor. THIRD ROW: Betsey Greene, Linda Davis. Delilah Ponikvar, Shirley Bickford, Linda Houck, Gloria Bick- H8 ford, Sharon Stolt, Christine Hibbard, Carol Cole, Nancy Wassam, Diane Campbell, Sally Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Campbell, Kathleen Willardson, Diane Canfield, Kimberly Wolfe, Peggy Magee, Susan Honnold, Sandra Cole, Donna Work, Diane Green- man, Mary Drohan, Cheryl Dalton, Beth Ann Waters, Mary Snyder, Dorothy Korb, Mary Vassler. FUTUI-il: I-AI-ilVll:l-QS QI- AMERICA I I FIRST ROW: Ralph Anderson, Clarence Bowls, Gary Rounsville, Dennis Swartzfager, Paul Hergenrother, Raymond Dart, Richard Bish, Steven Baker, Michael Smith, Hol- Terry Taylor, Robert Howard, Richard Armstrong, Richard Hixenbough. SECOND ger Carlson, Mark VanNatta. THIRD ROW: Jack Gifford, Donald Thomas, Gregory ROW: Howard Lobough, Michael Szuba, Lyle Himes, Roger Chrisman, Robert Funk, Fox. Barry Kinney. I I I I I . I I i , .-fl in-U' 'H FIRST ROW: Charles Fischer, William Ford, Earl Burdick. SECOND ROW: Ronald Zetwick, Paul lsadore, Gayle Austin, Gary Isodore. FIRST ROW: Roy McCool, Philip Irons, SECOND ROW: Wayne Dickson, Donald Rouns- ville, Dennis Buchalz. THIRD ROW: Donald Wenner, Fred Raszmann, Chester Tanner, Michael Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Isadore, Lindsey Carlson. MERS I-IUBBUB STAFF FIRST ROW: William Aggas, Lorelie Harris, Cathleen Nick, Eileen Greenman, Gayle Hartman, Lawrence Minnier, Wanda Greek, Dennis Ordiway, Sharon Johnson, Judith Noblit, Darlene Rupert, Jane Arthurs, Richard Helms. SECOND ROW: Charles Fischer, Richard Foes, Theodore Hyde, Charles Smith, Harold Anglovich, Thomas Chase, Thomas Tessena, Timothy Chase, Joseph Sweeley, Ronald Cole, James Houck, Anthony Placer, lawrence Fay, Donald Zetwick, Robert Wassam, Lon Hogg, William Wassorn, THIRD ROW: Betsey Abbey, Linda Reese, Beth Ann Sayers, Bonita Bryington, Judith Berne, Cheryl Miller, Shirley Nobles, Amelia Gustafson, Koralen Danielson, Joanne Leet, Maria Billitier, Densie Ordiway, Lauren Backus, Diane Berg, Delores Dixon. CAIVIERA CLUB .vs FIRST ROW: Terry Palmer, William Barton, Robert Dunn, Lawrence Johnson, SECOND ROW: Charles Daniels, Donald Thomas, David Eley, James Cosper, David Yoder, John Lewis. THIRD ROW: Brian Galloway, Jack Lent, Patrick Moffett, John Lasher, David Lewis. DRIVERS TRAINING if Diane Sluga, Mr. Penningion, Joyce Wells. WOOD SI-IOR FIRST ROW: David Lamborn, Duane Springsfead, Jerry Johnson, James Vile. SECOND ROW: James Freer, Doyle Harris, Kenneth Peterson, Eugene Greenmon, Thomas Vandermork, THIRD ROW: George Caldwell, Kenneth Hovis, Keith Smith, Richard Chesnut, Craig Prose, David Baker, Thomas Vandermark. BOOK CLUB FIRST ROW: Barkley Daugherty, Richard Hamilton, Ricky Towner, James Ponikvar, Kathleen Willardsan. SECOND ROW: Linda Campbell, Joseph Hooper, Daniel Gus- tafson, Marvin Lawrence, Brooks Dodge, Harold Lester, Robert Van Horn. THIRD ROW: Andrea Brunner, Linda McGarry, Jo Ellen Nunn, Ida Miller, Landis Button, Joseph Kisko, Kimberly Wolfe, Mary Snyder, Donna Work. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Housler, Kent Tawner, Floyd Taylor, Stephen Yates, Joseph irons, Richard Phillips, John Prosser, Diana Canfield, James Sellers, Phyllis Lewis. FIFTH ROW: James Kern, Shirley Daugherty, William Abbey, John Hendrickson, Nancy Homell, Omalee Dippo, Leon Kern, Timothy Elliott, Pamela Lewis. SIXTH ROW: Duane Billyard, Susan Sayers, Pamela Fillhart, Terry Stilson, Lionel Hovis, Larry Chesnut, Donna Parris, Marilyn Freer, Bernice Hamilton. SEVENTH ROW: Mark Vossler, Mary Drahan, Lewis Gorrell, Dona Beyeler, Jack Ames, Cynthia Dille, Walter Arthurs, James Prosser. EIGHTH ROW: Charles Lobaugh, William Rathermel, William Cutting, Edward Hous- ler, Donald Ladlee, Mark Packard, Gary Larson, lra Knight. The Book Club consists of two sections. One group meets on Monday. Their elected officers are: President, Charles Lobaugh: Vice President, Duane Billyard, Secretary, Mark Vosslerg Treasurer, James Kern. The other group has its meeting on Tuesday with the following elected officers: President, Barkley Daugherty, Vice President, Cynthia Housler: Secretary, Andrea Brunner, Treasurer, Linda Campbell. The purpose of the club is to have its members learn more about books. Meetings are conducted by the presidents who attempt to follow parliamentary procedure. Book lists are carefully studied. Then members may order paper back books for their own personal collections. Afterwards books are reviewed and discussed. Each month one book is chosen as the Book-of-the-Month. TUMBLING CLUB FIRST ROW: Vickie Anderson, Linda Smith, Joan Rifle, Ruth Cunningham, Rebecca THIRD ROW: Diane Cox, Lynn Hogg, Barbara Thomas, Nancy Bruner, Judith Grif- Dean, Donna Hovis, Darlene Kinney, Judith Taylor. SECOND ROW: Sherry Marsh, fin, Mary O'8rien, Marsha Miller, Linda Hovis, Sue Burdick, Sharon Anderson Diane Berg, Jeannette Cooney, Janice Cole, Cheryl Cochran, Mary Cochran, Connie Cheryl Herzog, Marilyn Hogg, Canfield, Carol Daum, Judilh Berne, Dolores Dixon, Cheryl Miller, Shirley Van Horn. W 1 il 4 SENIOR DRILL TEAIVI FIRST ROW: Ramona Miller, Lynne Hagg, Delores Dixon. SECOND ROW: Susan Holmberg, Virginia Coast, Jane Arthurs. THIRD ROW: Betsey Abbey, Jeannette Cooney, Sally Tanner, FOURTH ROW: Wanda Greek, Linda Colosima, Deborah Dunkle. FIFTH ROW: Jane Cleveland, Evelyn Freer Julie McKeirnan. SIXTH ROW: Nadine Cole, Shirley Van Horn, Betty Lou DiProspero, SEVENTH ROW: Jacqueline Clark, Diane Berg Marie Scanlan EIGHTH ROW: Glenna Minnier, Judith Berne, Susan Keller. NINTH ROW: Wanda Hetrick, Nancy Burdick, Karen Ander- son Diane Sluga Joyce Vile, Dolores Sluga, Sharon Anderson, Beverly Cunningham, Amelia Gustafson, Martha Miketish, Roberta Fay, Viola Tanner Darlene Kinney, Laura Dickinson, Joy Packard, Karen Green, Michelle Hendrickson, Cynthia Anderson. TENTH ROW: Barbara Smith ELEVENTH ROW: Arla Russell, Linda Chrisley. TWELFTH ROW: Madolyn Nichols, Karen Nelson, THIRTEENTH ROW: Lorraine Blair, Maria Ballmer Sherri Overbeck. SEVENTEENTH ROW: Benay Starsky, Susan Willardson. EIGHTEENTH ROW: Sue Moore, Nancy Petruzzi. The drill team is a new organization this year but a very promising one. lt will add, in future years, color, spirit, and dazzle to many school events. Before the formation of the team, girls had opportunity only to partici- pate in such activities as band and cheerleading. Now, they have an excellent opportunity to take in this activity which will add much to our sports program. The team is composed of over fifty members and works with flags, pom poms and hoops in the drills. 1 ' s . 6 I ' I Wx . ' Gloria Nelson. FOURTEENTH ROW: Kathy Bish, Laura Anderson. FIFTEENTH ROW: Frances Murphy, Bebecca Burdick. SIXTEENTH ROW: I I : CAFETERIA STAFF s Carolyn Boker, Peg Work, Ethel Brown. Kay Anderson, Moe Meley. Mary Gustafson, Myra Wilson. MUYY Pickersgill, an - , 51 In ,. to CDUR CLJSTODIANS Fred Herzog Sarge at work. Ready to cull it c day. Cleaning after lunch. Getting ready for assembly. Our ionivors ore to be ccmplirnenfed on the woy they keep our building so near ond clean. X S 5 X 3' .fe Q 'K-Q 'f 1W, .--0-0-f ' x,N,,.,M .M-'Td,. ..... , 5---f SADIE I-IAWKINS DANCE W I . . 5. '. 'X O4 . 2. .. '. K ,. . 1. ,. !. Q .. . 2. I . Y. '1 fe 21 11 'I In ,. K1 S! ,I .1 ,. NZ Z! Qu . 1 'I 5: . gi . . ,. KI L1 :I g l if E 1: T! E: L: Ln -1 . ,. .1 N Lu .I ri L: Ln sl 4 L V4 H . -J Ei H . ,. I1 -s .I . ,. If ,: . 'N I4 'I I 1 'u L1 . 31 54 51 . . 1: .4 'w If 'I 1: g. :I ,. SE In ,. . . 'I 32 Z4 'J 7: .4 Lv ul ,. . P: 'A '1 fe . gi fE :I ,. 2: . -S 5. rl Lu -5 ' . V. 51 gn -I ,. ,. fl 5. in , . ,. '.2 I . , GRECIAN ODYSSEY PRESENTED BY KAAXX OCD '65 ne- is KMY2 00 f li W' uc W . m, . 5 its if kk Ages in S, ,ks w 933 fig, A I it - Yszses mister- jaw? . ., I-, 4, .sf fs-s . .,,, . . 1, , X, P The Class of 1965 feted last year's Seniors at a combination banquet and prom which will long be remembered. Gold and white centerpieces and menus and napkins with Grecian motifs carried through the theme of the evening at the banquet. A scene of breathtaking beauty greeted those later attending the prom. The deep blue of the Aegean night, rows of columns entwined with ivy, a beautiful mural of cool blues and greens with stately Grecian temples high above a white- capped ocean transported everyone to the romantic world of a Grecian terrace, a garden sequestered from everyday world. As the candles flickered on the tables, an ocean breeze could almost be felt and after the music played by Ray Arnold and his orchestra, the sounds of a gentle Grecian night could almost be heard. The hours spent thus withdrawn on a Grecian Odyssey to a far-away, iomantic place will remain ever in the memories of those who attended. SENIOR DIRECTORY BETSEY LOUISE ABBEY August 22, 1947 CLARK EDWARD BROWN November 20, 1947 daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenton C. Abbey Mr, 8, Mrs. William Brown Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher Course: General Ambition: Undecided JUDITH MARY ABPLANALP December 11, 1947 FREDERICK AI-lEN BROWN Jonua Y 16, 1945 daughter of 50 of Mr- and Mrs, Ho,-ry R, Abplonalp Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brown Course: Academic Ambition: Lab. Technician COUrSer General Ambition: Undecided WILLIAM JAMES AGGAS, JR. October 5, 1947 BONITA JUNE BRYINGTON October 10, 1946 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Aggas Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryington Course: Academic Ambition: Electrical Engineer Course: General Ambition: Receptionist ALBINO ROBERT ANDERSON August 13, 1947 CAROL LOUISE BURDICK August 8, 1947 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Burdick Course: Academic Ambition: Biologist Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician EDWARD LEROY ANDERSON November 11, 1947 NANCY KAY BURDICK October 28, 1947 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William O. Burdick Course: Academic Ambition: Engineer Course: College Prep Ambition: Nurse LAURA JEAN ANDERSON December 2, 1947 GEORGE SALESDELOS BUTTON October 22, 1944 daughter of S00 of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson Mr. and Mrs. George Button Course: College Prep. Ambition: English teacher Course: Vo. Ag. Arrrbirion: Quqrrymgn THOMAS JAMES ANDERSON February 26, 1947 DAVID RICHARD CARLSON July 22, 1947 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson Course: Industrial Ambition: Forester Course: Industrial Arts Arnbiriqnr Draftsman JAMES HAROLD ANGLOVICH December 10, 1947 THOMAS DAVID CHASE March 19, 1947 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anglovich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chase Course: General Ambition: Scout Executive Course: Commercial Arribifignr Clerical JANE FRANCES ARTHURS August 2, 1946 TIMOTHY GEORGE CHASE February 21, 1947 daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Arthurs Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chase Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided Course: Academic Ambition: Vocation GAYLE NEIL AUSTIN July 29, 1947 JANICE LYNN COLE January 15, 1947 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Austin Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cole Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Navy Course: Commercial Arnbifionr Bgguticiun LAUREN ELIZABETH BACKUS July 29, 1947 RONALD CHARLES COLE September 15, 1947 daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. William Backus Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cole Course: ACGd8miC Ambition: College Course: Academic Ambition: C0951 Guqrd WILLIAM LEROY BARTON. Ill May 4, 1947 DONALD LEE COMPTON November 2, 1944 son of son gf Mr. and Mrs. William Barton Mr. and Mrs. Victor Compton Course: General Ambition: Air Farce Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: srqie Trqgpgr JAMES HOWARD BENNETT January 10, 1948 CHARLES JOHN DANIELS Angus' 7, 1947 son of Sqn gf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Daniels COUFSQ: If1dUSffi0lArtS Ambition: Air Force Course: General Arribiriorir service DIANE KAY BERG June 30, 1947 KORALEN DAWN DANIELSON October 24, 1947 daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Berg, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Danielson Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided Course: College Prep. Ambffion: Teacher JUDITH ANN BERNE August 19, 1947 CAROL LYNN DAUM October 24, 1947 daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Berne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Daum Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher MARIA ELIZABETH BILLITIER January 28, 1948 BARBARA ANN DICKINSON February 26, 1946 daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Billitier Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dickinson Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Course, General Arnbirion: Employment DELORES MAXINE DIXON December 11, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dixon Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician ROBERT MERVELLE DUNN September 14, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dunn Course: General Ambition: Service DANIEL LEE ELLIOT December 31, 1944 son of Mr. and Mrs. Vlhlliam Elliot Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Lumber Inspector RICHARD ALLEN FAES July 15, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Foes Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher LARRY ROGER FAY July 31, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fay Course: Colleg Prep. Ambition: College CHRISTIAN FRANZ FEIT, Ill December 28, 1947 son of X Mr. and Mrs. Christian Feit, II Course: College Prep. Ambition: College CAROLYN MAY FIELD May 24, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Field Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary CHARLES MICHAEL FISCHER May 5, 1947 son of Mrs. Della Fischer Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Lumber Scaler WILLIAM RICHARD FORD December 2, 1946 son of Mrs. Doris Ordiwoy Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Navy GREGORY DAVID FOX March 2, 1946 son ot Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fox Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Farmer JAMES ALAN FREER June 16, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Freer Course: General Ambition: Mason STEVEN DARRELL GERNER September 21, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gerner Course: College Prep. Ambition: Electronics JACK BRUCE GIFFORD February 18, 1947 son of Mrs. Sylvia Dart Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Service WANDA MAY GREEK March 9, 1947 daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Greek Course: Academic Ambition: Reg. Nurse GEORGIA LEE GREEN August 29, 1947 daughter of Mrs. Bernice Green Course: College Prep. Ambition: Te0Cl1eI' KAREN ANN GREENE June 30, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Greene Course: Commercial Ambition: Marine Corp. EUGENIE ALLEN GREENLAW July 25, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Greenlaw Course: Academic Ambition: Biology EILEEN KAY GREENMAN November 21, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Greenman Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary WILLIAM JOHN GREGA January 27, 1948 son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grega Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided MOLLY LOU GUSTAFSON April 11, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gustafson Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse LON GORDON HAGG June 8, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin A. Hogg Course: General Ambition: Bus. School THOMAS JAMES HANSON June 15, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Hanson Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher LORELEI HARRIS March 7, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harris Course: Commercial Ambition: WAVES GAYLE JOAN HARTMAN Ju-ly 10, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartman Course: Commercial Ambition: Housewife JAMES LESTER HAUCK January 25, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Houck Course: General Ambition: Forester KELISON RICHARD HELMS, JR. January 31, 1948 son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelison R. Helms Course: College Prep. Ambition: Playboy PAUL JOSEPH HERGENROTHER September 20, 1945 son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hergenrother Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Service DOUGLAS MOORE HERZOG August 20, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Herzog Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided JUDY KAY HERZOG October 5, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herzog Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided SHARON LYNNE HIMES July 15, 1946 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Himes Course: Vo. Homemaking Ambition: Beauty School SUSAN JANE HOLMBERG November 15, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Holmberg Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher KENNETH DALE HOVIS January 12, 1947 son of Mrs. Ruth Hovis Course: General Ambition: Barber CHERYLENE ANN HOWARD September 19, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howard Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary ROBERT ALVIN HOWARD May 20, 1945 son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howard Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Lumber TEDDY JAMES HYDE April 6, 1947 LAWRENCE ANTHONY MINNIER April 19, 1946 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petruzzi Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Minnier Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided Course: General Ambition: State Police PAUL VICTOR ISADORE May 8, 1945 DAVID LARUE MURRAY August 19, 1947 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lsadore Mr. and Mrs. William M. Murray, Sr. Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Service Course: College Prep. Ambition: Biologist ERIC ALAN JOHNSON September 13, 1947 RICHARD LESTER NEEL June 1, 1947 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Neel Course: College Prep. Ambition: College Course: General Ambition: Undecided JERRY LEE JOHNSON September 30, 1947 DANIEL CHRISTIAN NICHOLS March 21, 1947 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nichols Course: College Prep. Ambition: Service Course: College Prep. Ambition: Social Work SHARON LORRAINE JOHNSON September 12, 1947 CATHLEEN MARIE NICK February 19, 1947 daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snyder Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Course: Commercial Ambition: Med. Secretary WALTER EUGENE JOHNSON September 6, 1947 SHIRLEY ANN NOBLES January 10, 1948 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Leland C. Nobles Course: Academic Ambition: Chemist Course: General Ambition: Undecided CHARLES DEROY KANARR October 4, 1947 JUDITH ANN NOBLIT December 3, 1947 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kanarr Mr. and Mrs. James Noblit Course: College Prep. Ambition: Geologist Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary KARI-ENE MARIE KELLER December 29. 1947 JOSEPH EUGENE NULL, JR. October 2, 1946 daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Verle Keller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Null Course: General Ambition: Service Course: Ind. Arts Ambition: State Police MARY LOUISE KENNESON January 11, 1947 DENNIS ROY ORDIWAY October 3, 1947 daughter of san of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kenneson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ordiway Course: Vo. Home Ec. Ambition: Beautician Course: Ind, Arts Ambition: Draftsman BARRY WILSON KINNEY MUYCII 29, 1947 DENSIE RAE ORDIWAY October 3, 1947 son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ordiway Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Guitarist Course: Commercial Ambition: Beautician DAVID JEROME LAMBORN May 17, 1947 RICHARD JOSEPH ORLANDI April 5, 1947 son of son of Mrs. Fern Lumborn Mr. and Mrs. Mark Orlandi Course: General Ambition: Undecided Course: Ind. Arts Ambition: Service JOANNE CAROL LEET December 1, 1947 ALICE MAE PACKARD May 27, 1947 daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leet Mr. and Mrs. Minard Packard Course: Commercial Ambition: Receptionist Course: Va. Homemaking Ambition: Housewife SALLY JEAN LINDQUIST April 20, 1947 TERRY DAVIS PALMER January 27, 1948 daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer Course: College Prep. Ambition: College Course: College Prep. Ambition: Elec. Engineer THOMAS HARVEY MARSH July 5, 1947 THOMAS EARL PARRIS November 3, 1946 son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Marsh Mrs. Mae Parris Course: Academic Ambition: Elec. Engineer Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Laborer KATHLEEN ANN MAYO September 18, 1947 JOHN ROBERT PHILLIPS July 2, 1947 daughter of son of Mrs. Mary Lorena Mayo Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips Course: College Prep. Ambition: Stewardess Course: General Ambition: Army CHERYL ANN MILLER January 30, 1948 ANTHONY JOHN PLACER June 5, 1947 daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Placer Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Course: College Prep. Ambition: Forestry RAMONA LEA MILLER July 12, 1947 MARY LEE RAYMOND December 28, 1947 daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raymond Course: General Ambition: Clerical Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary WALTER LAVERNE REES August 29, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Rees Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher LINDA ARLENE REESE October 7, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reese Course: Academic Ambition: Reg. Nurse THOMAS CARL ROSE April 3, 1945 son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rose Course: General Ambition: Forester JOSEPH PHILIP ROSSI, JR. July 18, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossi, Sr. Course: College Prep. Ambition: Teacher BARBARA ELAINE ROUNSVILLE October 15, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williard R. Rounsville, Jr. Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary FRANCES GALE ROUNSVILLE March 13, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rounsville Course: General Ambition: Undecided KAREN MAE ROUNSVILLE April 20, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Rounsville Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary DARLENE KAYE RUPERT May 6, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Rupert Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary ELIZABETH ANN SAYERS September 8, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sayers Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse LEWIS FREDRICK SCHLEICHER March 18, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Schleicher Course: General Ambition: Machinist CAROL JANE SILFIES July 2, 1947 daughter of Mrs. Beryl Dragoone Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary LINDA LEE SLUCUM . March 19, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slocum Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided CHARLES ARTHUR SMITH June 7, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Course: Commercial Ambition: Lumber Inspector CLARENCE FLOYD SMITH May 31, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Laborer KENNETH LEE STANTON August 14, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stanton Course: General Ambition: Minister BENAY FRANCES STARSKY August 9, 1947 daughter of Mrs. Frances Starsky Cqurse: General Ambition: Secretory MARGARET ANN SWANSON March 29 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swanson Course: Business Ambition: Secretory DENNIS CHARLES SWARTZFAGER March 6, 1946 son of Mrs. Elizabeth Swartzfoger Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Undecided ALBERT FREDERICK SWEELEY, JR. November IB, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweeley, Sr. Course: Academic Ambition: Chem. Engineer MICHAEL GREGORY SZUBA June 2, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Szuba Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Marine SALLY DARLENE TANNER May 27 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tanner Course: Home Ec. Ambition: Housewife LINDA KAYE TAYLOR March 16, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor Course: Vocational Ambition: Nurse THOMAS MICHEAL TESSENA September 23, 1947 son of Mrs. Ameliann Tessena Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher JAMES EVERETT THOMAS October 19, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas Course: Academic Ambition: Teacher JOSEPH HARRY VANDERMARK November 6, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vandermark Course: Ind. Arts Ambition: Truck Driver JAMES HOWARD VILE February 26, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Vile Course: General Ambition: Mech. Engineer BERNARD BRENT VOSSLER October 23, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vossler Course: General Ambition: Trade School ROBERT ALLAN WASSAM December 12, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wassam Course: Commercial Ambition: Accountant WILLIAM ALEXANDRA WASSAM, JR. December 12, 1947 son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wassam Course: Academic Ambition: Chemist SANDRA KAY WENNER May 16, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wenner Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary FRITZ BOWMAN WOLFE December 10, 1947 son of Mrs. Margurite Wolfe Course: General Ambition: Machinist DELMAR LEROY WORK August 23, 1946 son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Work Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Navy LINDA DIANE WRIGHT August 6, 1947 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Wright Course: College Prep. Ambition: Nurse DONALD ROBERT ZETWICK January 13, 1948 son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zetwick Course: College Prep. Ambition: Air Force RONALD CLAYTON ZETWICK January 13, 1948 son of A Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zetwick Course: Vo. Ag. Ambition: Mechanic HAMLIN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY THE PIONEER BANK OF McKEAN COUNTY KANE-SMETHPORT-MT. 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Established 1860 ,MM Q, We Are Both Proud and Happy to Represent Your School As Insurance Broker FOR FRIENDLY DEPENDABLE INSURANCE SERVICE CONTACT BURDICK'S INSURANCE AGENCY 310 W. Main Street Telephone: 887-5310 Smethport, Pennsylvania Established- I883 Compliments of PRODUCER'S BANK 8.TRUST COMPANY BRADFORD - SMETHPORT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation il A . sf? K 'fi'-'fffli ,Q V ' ' 5Af?Hs,4 '5 ' lLU!. lit 'H' All Will., ,. 3 COMPLIMENTS 0F ZIPPO MANUFACTURING COMPANY BRADFORD PENNSYLVANIA A flalgtiigil' C ompliment: NORTHWEST 2- SAVINGS AND LGAN ASSOCIATION 33 Mar BRADFORD IZOCA-COLA d' d BOTTLING co. DRESSER MANUFACTURING DIVISIDN One of the Dresser Industries Inc 4 Best Wishes to the Class of '65 ' CASEY COLE CHEVROLET, INC. 590 South Ave. Bradford, Po. lf-- Phone 362-5586 Expressly ours, the famou's NATURALIZER the shoe with the beautiful fit SlEGEL'S SHOES l07 N. Union Street Olean, New York BLUE BIRD COACH LINES, INC. 502-504 NORTH BARRY STREET OLEAN, NEW YORK J. MAGNANO. PRESIDENT ' L. MAGNANO. Vice PRESIDENT E. SWEITZER. SECRETARV J. MAGNANO. JR.. TREASURER VVVVVTV V vvvfqiw' V vvvvvvvv V Q ' A GRUUP TRIP 4 : With Us on o' 1 , UHARTER BUS! Q 4 P Comfortable, Clean, Modern, Air-Conditioned Coaches 4 , Equipped with Radios, P. A. Systems, Plush Reclining 4 , Seats, Lavatories, Refreshment Bar ond Large Picture ' Windows Assure You of an Enjoyable Trip. Courteous, E Experienced, Uniformed Drivers Will Make Your Trip One 4 R to Pleasantly Remember. Group Singing on Every Trip. 4 R Talk Over Your World's Fair Plan With Us Now Q P Anywhere in U.S. 4 t or Canada T, i, 4 ' :,' Q I Eghlccgvllsil 151' 4 , INFORMATION Wi -'Qi '- 4 5 OM of Our Representatives Will Call If You Desire 4 FORD BROS. PIPE CO. G. L. CARLSON, INC. Used Oil Field Pipe Groceries, Dry Goods, And Eqvipmefll Hardware and P- 0 BOX 301 Farmers Supplies Phone 57 Turtlepoint, Pennsylvania Duke Center Pennsylvania PITTSBURGH CORNING P. O. BOX 39 PORT ALLEGANY, PENNSYLVANIA I4 ' .. ., '.',,:.. 'g:,,:x.'l' NH' 'i -TA ii,-rj-Y' tri ,Q Compliment: from 9 Q -C1 I fum W G 2-ga fl alfwa eeanwfz tpllfa MUSIC PRODUCTS co. M H A 57 HQUSE f 305-315 union sneer 4 W. Washington St. at Mechanic WARREN, PA, Bradford, Penn I ni - 368-3000 SWG G Manufacturers and Shippers of Baldwin Pianos and Organs WALKER,S CELEBRATED 'XL Lowrey Organs ICE CREAM Pianos 8. Organs For Rent. Compliment: of HERZOG MILLING COMPANY Distributors of Agway Feeds, Seeds, and Farm Supplies Mobile Feed Grinding Services and Bulkfeeds Quaker State Gasoline-Fuel Oils-Lubricants Phone: 887-5700 Smethport, Pa. A Good Deal Any Time Best Wishes fo the Class of 1965 LUNDGREN CHEVROLET Soles and Service Phone: 887-5835 Smefhport Pennsylvoruo COMPLIMENTS OF KENDALL REFINING COMPANY BRADFORD, PEN NSYLVANIA MOTEL DESOTO 73 Beautiful Rooms Each With Tub-Shower TV and Phone and Heated Swimming Pool Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Route I7 West Olean, New York OF BRADFORD BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA For Dependable Service Since I 890 W. H. CHRISTIE AND SONS Transportation Engineers Certified Carriers Riggers General Contractors Phone 837-6262 Kane, Pennsylvania Any Kind of Equipment For Rent or Hire Compliments of CANOE PLACE INN U.S.Route 6 Port Allega y Pennsylvan'a Phone 642-2561 Hotel - Motel - Dining Room Best Wishes Our From Compliments LARSON MCKEAN COUNTY KENDALL CREAMERY Smethport, Pennsylvania Smethport, Pa. Best Wishes MILTON H. 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COMPANY Wellsville, New York Compliments of COLONIAL HOTEL l58 N ,.,-f-f LIVE MODERN FOR LESS WITH GAS Cooking Heating Refrigeration Clothes Drying NORTH PENN GAS CO. Port Allegany, Pa. THE CASTLE 'IO Dining Rooms Cocktail Lounge Comtantly the Finext Food: West Stat St e t Oleqn, New Y k SHIELDS LUMBER COMPANY Eldred Building Supplies Compliments BURRELL'S BODY SHOP Rixford, Pa. 160 Night Clubs Dances J e'S linen Geonoe omswooo and Kiddie Shop and his 455-457 N. Union Street 0 E S T R A Olean, New York FR 2-5185 Phone FR 2-0460 2Il Adams Street Olean, N.Y Our Compliments ROYAL RESTAURANT Olean, New York FOX 8. STEVENS JEWELERS - SILVERSMITH Phone FR 2-3952 Olean, New York CENTRAL CAR WASH Open 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 7 Days a Week Mechanic on Duty I22 Whitney Avenue Olean, New York Reg. No. 4610 Phone FR 2-266 F. R. BROTHERS 8. CO., INC. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS H9 N. 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Evelyn Griffiths Restaurant Truck Stop Try Our Home Cooking Open 24 Hrs. Home Cooking Seven Days a Week Phone Mt. Jewett 3961 R.F.D. I Kane, Pennsylvania W. 0. KESSEL BUTLER STEEL BUILDINGS Sales and Service 108 Main Street Bradford, Pennsylvania THE A 8. P SUPER MARKET 79 Mechanic St. Bradford, Pa. HERM'S RADIO 81 TV 28 Washington St. HERM GRASS! Owner Phone 362-2836 Bradford Pa Compliment: of LESHNER'S Custom Men's Shop Hotel Emery Bradford, Pa. Deiches Clothing Ca. Inc Everything For Lad and his Dad 58-60 Fraley St. Kane, Pa. Phone - 837-8680 LESTER'S SHOE CO. Better Shoes For Leu Money 228-230 N. Union St. Oleon, N. Y. Our Compliments BADER'S BARBER SHOP Two Barbers 407 N. Union Street Olean, New York Our Compliments A 8. P TEA COMPANY Olean, New York K 8. W Furniture Exchang 510 West First Street Olean, New York C. F. WHITEHEAD, Owner Phone FR 2-1114 New and Used Furniture and Appliances Congratulations Seniors FAMILY BARGAIN CENTER Olean, New York Buy RAMBLER in Bradford Come and See Us Oliver-Costello Rambler, Ina Mill at Williams Phone Bradford 362-5581 ABBOTT MACHINE COMPANY, INC. Linde Oxy. Acety - Lincoln Welders Medical Gases and Supplies Welding Equipment 501-509 North First Street Phone: FR 2-4265 Olean, New York REED'S JEWELERS Home of Famous Diamonds Artcarved, Keepsake, Elgin, Love Land lThe Largest Diamond Selection in This Area, 188 North Union Street Olean, New York Hear Our Ads on WFRM C. W. Hoover R. D. 1 Smethport, Pa. Phone - 887-2784 Your ' Prudential Representative HANNIFAN 81 COMPANY OIeon's Best Shoe Store Since 1900 147 Union Street Oleon, N. Y. Compliment: of ANGlE'S RESTAURANT 475 N. Union Street Oleon, N. Y. The Place of Fine Pizza DELTA TIMBER COMPANY Box 303 Emporium, Pennsylvania HAROLD Take REYNOLDS Forester E. River Road Oleon, New York Phone-Olean 372-6797, Area Code 716 GILES TYPEWRITER COMPANY Exclusive Distributor of Royal Typewriters Soles -- Supplies - Service Oleon, N. Y. Compliments of S. BLUMENTHAL SHOE CO. Ladies Quality Footwear Exclusively 138 N. Union Street Olean, New York HENZEL'S MEN'S SHOP Oleon, N. Y. Our Compliments THE McKEAN COUNTY PRESS, INC. Smethport, Pennsylvania Phone 887-2150 Our Compliments FIRESTONE STORE 9 Congress Street Bradford, Pennsylvania Compliments DAVIS BAKERY 20 Mechanic St. 368-7516 Bradford, Pa. Our Compliments HOLLENBECK FUNERAL CHAPEL South Avenue at East Corydon Street Bradford, Pennsylvania JOE PETTERIO RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE 26-28 Pine Street Bradford, Pennsylvania CALL Bradford 362-2327 Smethport 887-2295 RUSSELL'S BARBER SHOP Complimenlf Conveniently Located From Barbering 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. Bradford Phone: 368-4315 Our C ompliments LLOYD-SMITH CO., INC. Oil, Gas, Water, Industrial Supplies I2 South Kendall Avenue Bradford, Pa. Compliments of ELITE BEAUTY SALON 203 Nelson Street Smethport, Pa. 887-2255 Conzplimenty PALMQUlST'S JEWELERS Diamond Setting a Specialty l72 North Union St. Olean, N. Y. Compliments of PINEWOOD RESTAURANT Olean, Portville Road Route I7 Portville, New York Om- Com plimcntx THE SPRINGHILL DAIRY Portville, N. Y. Congratulations to All Seniors Compciicmems For a SOUND Future ..... J ' Y SOUND C ' SUNNY BROOK DAIRIES om our ompomon For the Modern SOUND of 495 S. Kendall Ave. Bradford, Pa. WMNS Radio WMNS 1360 Fun Radio in Olean, New York HO-STA-GEH RESTAURANT SPECIALIZING lN DELICIOUS SIZZLING STEAKS -COCKTAll.S- Phone FR 2-0123 At the Top of the Hill R.D. 2 Olean, New York THE KINTER CO. Olean, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '64 'fool 'ea' 7aq, 7:14. And Service Center IOOI East Main St. Bradford, Pa. Phone 368-4500 Ph. 362-5507 EAST MAIN SUNOCO SERVICE Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Washing 535 E. Main Street Ph. FO 8-9740 Bradford, Po. CHARLES TAFT'S NEWS Cigars - Cigarettes - Candy- Papers 30 West Washington Bradford, Pa. Open 4 A.M. to 8 P.M. Ilncluding Sundaysj Bradford, Penna. Call 897I3 HORIZONS GIFT CENTER 39 Main Street Bradford, Penna. Congratulations and Best Wishes SMETHPORT ALUMNI OIL FIELD SERVICE Oil and Gas Well Supplies Attending 235 South Kendall Avenue Umversny of pmsburgh Bradford, Pennsylvania at Bradford, Pennsylvania 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 Compliment! Compliments of from Bradford's Oldest lndustry A 8x B ELECTRIC COMPANY BOVAIRD 8, SEYFANG REFRIGERATOR- RANGE-TELEVISION MANUFACTURING I8 W. Washington St. COMPANY B df d, P . ro or Q Bradford Phone 368-6789 E- H' KLE'DERLE'N CULLIGAN STEWART JeWe'e' WATER CONDITIONING 393 Congress Street 84 Main Street Bradford, Po. Bradford, Pa. Compliments of s. K. TATI2 Furs 0 T'0N HOTEL Home of Good Food and Fashionland Gift Shop in Bradford 41 Main Street 98 Main St. Bradford, Pennsylvania Bradford, Pa. BYI.l.YE LAN ES Complimentr From COCKTAIL LOUNGE MIKEBAGNATO JACK 8. JILL SHOP Bradford Pa 290 Seaward Avenue ' ' Bradford, Pennsylvania Best Wishes Bert Wirher to the BAKER'S SERVICE Class of,65 Smethport Pennsylvania DANIEL'S BAKE SHOP Smethport, Pennsylvania Compliments of CAROLY N'S LEE FUNERAL SERVICE BE Phone887-2713 887-2215 Smethport Penna Marvin Road Smethport, Pa. Beauty is my Business LINDGREN'S VARIETY STORES Smethport, Pa. Mt. Jewett, Pa. - featuring All popular priced - Merchandise C. RUSSELL JOHNSON Men's Wearing Apparel 410 Main St. Smethport P0 Formerly H. W. Rubin and Son For 80 years Phone 887-5840 J. ALFRED JOHNSON C0,,,,,1i,,,e,,,, HARDWARE , 1,5 West Mom Sm, NORMAN s GULF SERVICE Everything in Gas -- Oil - Tires - Batteries Hardware and Housewares Smethport Pa Smethport, Pa. Phone 887-2155 Compliment! of Compliments of The JERRY MIX MARKET BASKET , Garage and Rodnutor Shop Smethpoff Water Street Smethport, Pa. Po. SINCE '923 Our Complimenu mvvuwr CONNERS CLEANERS Uv rmnrou Q , ,mMn'co. Coin Operated Dry-Clemzmg and Laundry' SMETHPORT. PENNA. Smethport, Po. QUIRK'S GARAGE Main Street Smethport, Po. FRY FUNERAL HOME 2 Bank Street Phone 887-5765 Anzbulanre Service Smethport, Po. Complimentx of THE CORNER RESTAURANT THE FULTON HOUSE Smethpor S t Po, methport, Po. ART-A-CRAFT CENTER Smethport, Pa. Craft and Hobby Supplies MARGI E'S The wfaghf shop l For Infant's and Children's Clothing l Women's Sportswear l Linens and Gift Items T Smethport Pennsylvania l l SMETHPORT TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. Ford Tractors 81 Implements New Idea, Gehl and Surge l RAR RE l Best Wishes to the Class of '65 QCUILEB HADFIELD MARBLE l and GRANITE WORKS T NTONUNIENT5 - IVIARKERS - NIAUSOLEUNIS l Smethport, Pa. Telephone - 887-2821 PA L D'.i7.T1ES 887 zlisl l Our Compliment! EiMER's BARBER SHOP Mewy y Main and East Streets Smethport Smethport Pa C0mP 'e'1'S MASSER HARDWARE of lOl West Main St. SMETHPORT AUTO PARTS smempoff PQ. Phone - 887-5595 Smethport, Penn. A Member of 460 Store Buying Power, For Value and Quality. Compliments from LEON B. GRIFFIN AGENCY TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Smethport IO9 E. King Street po. Smethport, Pa. Ph 887 2426 Congratulations to the Compliments of I BARroN's sruolo ms of 65 FERMAN'S BODY SHOP Smethport, Pennsylvania Smethport, Pennsylvania Phone 887-2 I 25 For ALL Your Insurance Needs FRANCIS J. QUIRK, JR. 2I0 Main Street Smethport, Pa. Compliments of NOURSE ELECTRIC Fulton Street Smethport, Pennsylvania PETRUZZI'S RESTAURANT East Smethport, Pa. Compliments of R. L. LARSON'S YULE TREE PLANTATIONS 35 Rose Hill Avenue Smethport, Pennsylvania Compliments of SMETH PORT MOTEL U.S. Route 6 Smethport, Pennsylvania Phone: 887-5550 Congratulations '65 ATLANTIC STATION Smethport, Pennsylvania Phone: 887-9986 DOIQLD L. DAUGHERTY COSTA'S SUPER MARKET, INC. Smethport, Pennsylvania SMITH'S ANTIQUES Phone 887-5843 Smethport, Pennsylvania TANNER BROS. FEED MILL 2OI Hill St, Phone 887-5341 Smethport, Pa. Good Luck to the Class of '65 Dr. F. E. Guenfer M. D. Best Wishes fo the Best Wfixlvcf Class of 16? CANFIELD S WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE RADIO 8. TV SERVICE Browning and International Mo'n St. 1 I Sales and Service Center l Smelhport' PO' can zoqono Phone: 887-2887. Smethport, Pennsylvania l Bef! Wifhex FW DoRls BEAUTY BAR JOHNSON'S R. D. 1 MEAT MARKET 532,21 06512254 LeRoy Johnson Mt. Jewett, Pa. DANE GARAGE compffmwff of O. PAUL JOHNSON Ford 81 Jeep Sales 8- Service Mt. Jewert, Pa. THOMAS J. BUTLER AGENCY Mt. Jewett, Pa. HAROLD BEER FUNERAL HOME 24 hr. Ambulance Service Phone 2321 Mt. Jewett, Pa. FAY'S BEAUTY SH OP Smefhporf Penna. Phone 897-2000 Fay Bizzak BOWLEY'S CANDLE SHOP MOUNTAIN TOP Custom Candle Making and BENBEgQEIS 3ASfp?ie,or Decorating for all Occasions Bowlers of Birthday - Wedding - Anniversary - Christmas - Unique Shapes - Sizes - Colors -Scents Free Estimates - Prompt Service Smethpon, Pennsylvania MOUNTAIN TOP-MA'S OLD FASHIONED-FLAVORS and MIXERS Distributors of KOI-lLEMAN'S CHOCOLATE Mt. Jewett, Pa. Telephone 37ll Don't my Pop ...... Say Mountain Top Ph JOHNSON AND KEESLER Compliment: Of GARAGE KALGREN'S Chevrolet Sales 8. Service Official AAA Service 8m GROCERY Mt. Jewett, Pa. Phone 7241 Mt. Jewett Pa. Compliment: RAUGHT'S SERVICE Gasoline - Oil - Repair Work Hazel Hurst, Pa. Route 6 between Hazel Hurst Si Smethport ED'S SHOP CATHERINE HUBER, Owner Welding 8. Auto Repairs 24 Hour Wrecking Service one 2853 Mt. Jewett P WESTON'S EASY WASH Mt. Jewett, Pennsylvania Our Compliments I CONFEWS Joi-INSON s RED s. WHITE KENDALL senvice SUPER MARKET Lcntz Corners Route 6 8- Route 219 WAYNE H. CONFER, Prop. Phone 3916 Mt. Jewett, Pa. Phone 4261 Main 81 Center Sts. Mt. Jewett, Pa. C ongmtulaiion: Senior: PALACE BOWLING LANES Mt. Jewett, Pa. Compliments from WISE POTATO CHIPS Distributed By Unger Wholesale compliment: C0 'P'ime 'f of of BIG LEVEL INN THE TRIANGLE RL D , FOOD STORE Lonrz corners Mi. Jeweff, PQ. Compliment: of PETE'S INN Mt. Jewett, PO. C ompliment: of MT. JEWETT FOUNDRY AND MACHINE, INC. Mt. Jewett, Po. C ompliment: AMERICAN LEGION C omplimem: SKY-LINE ESSO SERVCENTER Mr. Jewett, Po. RQSIOUVOVW Souvenirs I Cleveland-Johnson Post 574 GQ,-Q99 R D. I Kane, Po. Lontz Cor General Merchandise F V H Fine Foods armers a ey Smethport, Pa. R.D. No. 3 465-9696 - Srnethport - 887-25OI Dancing Every Saturday Night Colegrove, Penna. BUCKTAIL INN Light Lunches and Beverages WASSON MOTOR SALES Proprietor Ilene Corbett INTERNATIONAL WILLYS Phone 9605-J-I Parts 8- Service Crosby, po. Rixford, Pa. McDOWELL LUMBER COMPANY Box 34I Smethport, Pennsylvania COSPER'S DAIRY BAR Farmers Valley Penna. nn, -- DAUM'S MARKET FEW f a. sERvicE Mars ,n HENRY'S GROCERY 1 GENERAL MERCHANDISE General Merchandise Cyclone, Pa. The Only Co-op Food Store on the Hill Crosby, Pa. . .. .. 4-HAY' M EAST SIDE GARAGE Compliments of RONALD R. HEDLUND Chrysler and Plymouth Click Insurance Consultant East Smethporf, Pa. Box H, Division St. Kane Office: 837-9499 Phone 887-5731 Mt. Jeweft, Pennsylvania Res: 4851 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Compliments of msrmsuron Phone No. 887-5553 Mt. Jeweh, Pennsylvania 109 EUS' Sweet Smethport, Pennsylvania B t W' b J JOE'S CLEANERS el U e from Smethport Phone: 887-2575 . BACKUS COMPANY We Clean and Repair All U Weqr Smethporr Pa. MT. JEWETT EXCAVATORS Ditching-Excavating Black Topping Phone 5501 or 5051 Mt. Jewett, Po. CLEVELAND GARAGE General Repairing and Welding Phone 887-2l5I East Smethporf, Pa. Complimenn, of Complimentx From THE WILLIAM BACKUS VILLAGE STYLE CENTER Gem, Eldred' po' Smethport, Pa. WORTH W. SMITH Government Surplus and Factory Close Outs. Smethport at Farmers Valley Compliment: of PALMER ELECTRIC CO Smethport, Pa. Compliments of SENECA HIGHLANDS TRADING POST MC N'C 'OL Intersection of Routes 46 and 6 EastSmetI1por1, Pennsylvania -I9 Pearl Stl Hunting and Fishing License Port Allegany, po, Phone: 887-5539 Phone: 642-2833 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Besgrfjhes P I Allegany Pa. SLAVIN FURNITURE Member Federal Deposit AND APPLIANCES Insurance Co. f'dfed'P0- BLUMENTHAL'S SPORTING GOODS 234 North Union St. Ben Wishes ALLEN'S SHOE STORE Olean, N. Y. Olean, N. Y. SEVEN-UP BOTTLI N G CO. For A Fresh Clean Taste C omplimentx From EVAN'S ROLLERDROME Bradford, Pa. Nothing does it like 7-Up Phone 837-7410 Kane, Pa. The Clothes I Want Most Are At Suzanne's McCOY DRUG STORE SUZAN NE SHOPPE Smethport, Pa. Kane, Pa. AN R N Best Wishes to the Class of '65 SHOE STORE DoN PERRIN and Buyer of ANDERSON'S APPLIANCE Ch erry Veneer Logs Smefhportl pu. Phone 887-2261 Your Westinghouse Dealer 5mefl P0 f, Pe 1nSYlV0V 0 .S Compliment: THE ANTLER HOTEL Hazel Hurst Pennsylvania C ompliment: Of SCHLEIFF'S I SPORTING GOODS Main Street Mt. Jewett, Pa. GEN'S BEAUTY SHOP For a Lovelier You Phone: Mt. Jewett 2902 GENEVIEVE BARBER Compliment: I I LOMBARD'S STORE I Groceries - Meats - Frosted Foods Ice Cream Telephone 4633 Hazel Hurst, Pennsylvania Hazel Hurst Po. Compliment: MT. JEWETT 0, ,be p BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR BURLINGHAM 1 Donald and Gloria Danielson STATION west Main sf. Phone 3061 Restaurant Cobinsl MT. -Ieweff, PO- Marvindale, Pa. I Compliment! Compliment: of ,,, ARNOLD FIELD' Justice of The Peace R. D. No- 4 Special Service on Smethport, Pa. Auto Tags, Titles, etc. Phone Mt. Jewett 29Ol Reliable Since I925 ZOOK MOTOR INC. I Ford- Lincoln-Mercury Falcon - Mustang - Thunderbird - Comet T SALES and SERVICE I ARCADE RESTAURANT Air Conditioned STEAKS 81 SEA FOOD Phone 887-7020 54 FRALEY STREET KANE, PA. BENTZ FURNITURE Kane, Penna, McKean Counfy's Most Outstanding Furniture Store MT. JEWETT FEED STORE WIRTHMORE FEEDS FERTILIZERS OF ALL KINDS PEAT MOSS ALL SIZES R. L. BIXBY Mt. Jewen, Pennsylvania C 'P'l l 'f Conzplimefztf of From PURE ICIEAFSMPANY THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND Skip 8 DZ PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Birch Street Phone 837-asao Haines Sl' Kgnel PQ, Kane, Pa. Compliments of News - Sporting Goods VIC Fmley St' Kane, Pennsylvania Kane, Pa. ' an 495' PQ . , ,Ea vice Avg, ,ae 1 ,A .-1 Compliments of HOWES LEATHER COMPANY, INC. Mount Jewett, Pennsylvania NOTHING TAKES THE PLACE OF LEATHER COLLEGETOWN CLOTHES GUIDE- STEP SHOES e,-f!f7l'ffll3 Wmffiny More 1 Men's and Boys' Furnishings Lffff. yffllfffl .Zinn Z. THE OLD KETTLE RESTAURANT Fleming you if our M alto Open 24 hours Reasonable Prices 7 days a week Phone 3941 Dinners Served Anytime Mt. Jewett, Pa. Best Wishes tothe Classof'65 From DR. E. L. HILL III Dawson Street Kane, Pennsylvania W ,,,. 'ffl' wi ',,, , 7, V,,y You Get the Fairest Deal ll ,ff M, ::s:e 23:51 as. . on 0 New or Used VehIcIe I II 1 i'AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 56 I-'RALEY STREET KANE. PA. Chartered and Supervised by The United States Government. 472 E. Main Street Phone 368-7166 Bradford, Pennsylvania FRISBEE'S RADIO, TV AND CAR RADIO SERVICE R.F.D. 952 Eldred, Pennsylvania Phone 225-4443 WILLOUGHBY SERVICE Esso Gas Groceries and Oil Aiken, Pennsylvania Phone Rew 465-3357 OFFICE SUPPLIES 84 EQUIPMENT CARI.'S FURNITURE STATIONERS 2 Stores 1 BARNSDALL s, INC. ,Og Mom SL 66 Main Street Bradford, Pa 165 Mom St' TWO PHONES Bradford, Pa. 368-4I 50 368-4 I 59 Compliments of DE SOTO RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Route 219 940 E. Main St. Bradford, Pa. MARASCO DISTRIBUTING CO. 35 Mill Street Bradford, Pa. Compliments of SAl'S SU PERMARKET 101 Barbour St. Bradford, Pa. B 81 O NEWS RECORD SHOP Main 8- Mechanic Street Bradford, Pa. Records - Greeting Cards - Recorders Hi-Fi - Stereo - Transistor Radios Furniture 81 Appliances Bedding - Carpets , Living Room - etc. 81 Mom Street 39-43 Mechanic St. Bradford' pc' Bradford, Pa. , II-is . Wil 'III I SENECA PRESS NEWS Best Wishes McKean Counfy's Picture Newspaper GALLUP ELECTRIC Job Printing - Signs SERVICE M h nic St. 887 2185 5 hp P aoa Wes: King sf. Smethpo P Our Compliments BULlER'S INSURANCE AGENCY I25 North Marvin Smefhport, Pa. BOB'S RADIO AND T.V. Robert Yancosek Hazel Hurst, Pa. Best Wishes From Your Pharmacist LEONARD B. JOHNSON S hp P SMITH TRUCKING CO. Smethport, Pa. Ph 887 2191 HL? EQ ' ' sr ,..s,55 Laverne Harvey 0 t O f 1 , 1 g ' - 4 m I I Dr. William M. Murray Dr. C. F. Michielson, Jr. Dr. W. J. Rinehart Potter 8- Potter Robert B. Apple Kelison R. Helms Bradford, Pa. Harold C. Bauschard Congress Street Diner Dr. E. R. Danny DeSelIe's Homemade Candies Edith's Beauty Shop Friedman's Clothing 8. Shoes Graham Florist Hazel Hurst's Arthur L. Jones Kiddie Shoppe Lou's Shoe Shop Princess Shop Proper's Greenhouse Rosen's Furniture Store Rubin's Ready-to-Wear Sandy's Pennzoil Service Singer's Americana Furniture Barn and Country Store Suppa's Market Taylor Roofing Company Thrifty Cleaners Crosby, Pa. Grega's Grocery Cyclone, Po. Eley's Pennzoil Station Duke Center, Pa. Edwin Booth Vic's Barber Shop Eldred, Po. F. A. Farris Gabriel's Men's Store Gifford, Po. Hannold's Service Station Vavalo's Bar PATRONS Kane, Pa. Austin's Family Bakery Bush's Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Cleland Dorothy's Record Shop Jake's Auto Parts, Inc. Kane Auto Parts Mountain City Booterie Northern Pipe 8- Supply Co O. T. Peterson Sons Texas Hot Lunch Mt. Jewett, Pa. Ann Shop Jim's Barber Shop Johnny Carlson Two-Way Radio Service Danielson Country Store Flower Basket Kilmer's Fruit Market Murray's Hilltop Garage Dr. S. B. Nordstrom C. J. Stahl 8. Company Olean, N.Y. Donna's Restaurant Melody Corner Snack Bar Restaurant Port Allegany, Pa. Kantar's Lane Webster, M.D. Rew, Pa. Rew Food Market Smethport, Pa. Russel Chesnut Mr. 8. Mrs. John W. Comes Hendrickson's Restaurant Hull's Hotel W. E. Kerr Ted's Barber Shop The Tourist-Trap A MESSAGE ERCDIVI OUR EDITOR The Nunundah Staff of 1965 has completed another yearbook for the board of administration, faculty, student body, operating personnel, parents, and alumni. For the board of administration our book shows that through their decisions and interest we have been given many educational facilities and opportunities for gaining a high school education. Their efforts have given us many well equipped classrooms, laboratories, music and art departments, and home economics and vocational agricul- tural sections. They have provided courses of study for us whether we be college bound or headed for the everyday working world. For the faculty we have tried to show the many ways their willingness to help and their active devotion have guided us as a student body toward our future paths. Their worthwhile advice has helped us overcome our many troublesome problems. We are grateful to the faculty for furthering the development of our personalities, and bringing out the best in the worst of us. Through their co-operation they have organized and helped maintain our numerous activities. For the student body we have provided memories in this book from cover to cover, whether they be in personal contact with a teacher, a friend, an activity, or a sport. May these remembrances be always near, ever dear. For all others who have helped in any way toward the operation, maintenance, and continuance of our high school, we are sure you will find some personal contact within the pages of this book. I, as editor, wish to thank Mrs. Dorothy Lombard, our advisor, and the Nunundah Staff, for their splendid co-operation and hard work concerned toward the completion of this yearbook. May you be iustly proud of the part you played. X 5 TRY ' 'x X , Q ,D -A ,K w ' 'Q P. f .... ri A I, .-77- X -h -- W I ,314 1 1 ...I xaty V gnu' .Ah .- --, ,, ' Us :ii 'S ' tus -..- - EY? ' , ' ,, ,., -,.-........- ..-V- ' . ,fkhwisi 1 'b 1 , v Ae 'r ' fggf' - V A TZ: ' 5 ' ,-E. '?C' ' ,fs fd' , ' -Q :W-'r -, y.,-- 14 14- ' -123.74 Y . .' 5 1 ' ,,,,,., - A f4k': - xf - 1 . v ,.- Q . -. Hurst ' -- .v' MID.. - , I ...asig ' R 515.5- 11 4 .... 3 -- , our 9 I' 1' , . . ' x Qs 1 B. , 1 7' 1' J X S . - F L -T' ' ' ' .- .' J ' r 4 f vii - - O -, ,UW ' O t . Q-i , ' 1' L ' S ot, . 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