Sugar Grove High School - Torch Yearbook (Sugar Grove, PA)

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SPONSORS We are deeply grateful to those orgamzatlons and 1I1dlVldlla.1S whose names appear below for the f1ne fmanc1al ass1stance wh1ch they have glven our yearbook project By a glft to our yearbook fund they have shown themselves to be 1nterested 1n the HCtlVlt16S and the mdxvlduals of our class group In recogn tlon and apprec1at1on of thexr generoslty and mterest we the class of 1951 dedlcate thls page to the followmg 1nd1v1dua1s and places of busmess Mrs Atkms Harold Barnes B111 s Atlantlc Servlce Mr and Mrs Donald Barrett Bob and Norm s Servlce Statlon E11 Boardman Mr and Mrs Marc Boardman Lynn Burgett KMemor1am of Danny Burgettj Wendell Burgett and Mrs George Burkland Russell Carlson and Mrs Arthur Cody Ted Crandall Howard Curtxs Mrs Donald Day Mrs Margaret Day Mr Rlchard Day Donald Abbott s Store Mr Ekdahl R D Farver K D Frank Frank Gorman H H Gourley Mrs Arvld Gruber E S Hanson Mrs Marlan Hauks fi? ea K' Dfx 6 r N -'IEEE Henry Sword flogs and lumber haulmgj Jamestown Chamber of Commerce Mr and Mrs Charles Jewell Johnson s Red and Whlte Store Mr and Mrs J G Kellerman Lander Faculty Lander School Mr and Mrs Everett Landm D1ck Manross M C McClure John Nelson F J Nobbs Donald Nuttall Mr and Mrs Ronald Parker Prlce s Place Mabel Reese Mrs Rhodes Mr James Rxchards Mrs Rosendahl Mrs George Russell G L Sands Mr and Mrs Dale Skmner Mr and Mrs L W Stockton The Stuart Famlly Sugar Grove Farm Supply Sugar Grove Inn Charles Swanson Mlss Carrxbelle Swanson Swanson s Esso Statlon Mr and Mrs Francls Thompson Mrs Ruth Tltchner Jennle Welsbrodt Mr and Mrs Elzle Wrlght . atv :gi . Qs Mr. 2 Mr. . . Mr: and Mrs. Samuel Day X ,A X . ea, , . . 1 4 - I I f . -1 n u O ' I l u Y u . e . . 1 ll ' . IW ' . . ' - . u

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IN MEMORIAM if 'il The places wh1chDan1el Burgett and Robert Wlxson, class of 51 have left vacant through A 4. 11 1 thezr departure by death are st1ll physxcally empty but are fllled w1th the beautlful memorxes J 7.2!-3 whlch they also left We often thmk of these boys and deeply yearn for t he lr companxonshxp as we complete our hlgh school days, and we are very grateful that they left w1th us what Long fellow has approprlately called foot pr1nts m the sands of tlme Q! THE EDITOR SPEAKS As th1s yearbook goes to press much of the 1950 1951 school year has already pass ed Although we are eagerly awaltlng the day when thxs record of the school year can be offered to our subscrlbers we do already experlence pangs of regret that lt w1ll also herald the arrlval of the completlon of one lmportant phase ln our own l1ves Thls book IS the story of our most dec1s1ve and challengmg year We the 1951 staff members extend our smcere thanks to all who have asslsted our to all of those whose names appear on our page of sponsors for the extenslve fmanclal asslstance whlch they gave us by th1s method The valuable contrlbutlon whlch the 1nd1v1d ual teachers and our fellow students have glven us m th1s work IS also a mayor factor whlch has enabled us to complete our project As we prepare to leave these fam111ar scenes of aCtlVlty we regretfully recall all of the thmgs whlch we must leave undone Because th1s must be so, we entrust these ltems to our frlends 1n the Junlor class and go forth to flnd our respectxve n IC he ln the rapldly movmg affaxrs of our atomlc age world Smcerely GENEVIEVE CARLSON, Edntor We use thls small space to mentlon Edward Welsbrod, grade 3, Lander Grade School Because he was confxned to h1s bed w1th -v rheumatlc fever and could not appear with h1s own fellow students th1s means of recogmzmg and W1Shll'lg hxm well IS bexng used l S . in E: ,I 1 U r X 4 A A s 79 ' J' 4746 'V ' 1 , . . . . . ,Q p ,y ' , y y .! ' ' , . H ' I 131 . class yearbook project by purchaslng a copy of the 1951 Torch. We are also very grateful N , . . . . -v-1, , . - . . ' ' ' IA , I