Sullivan Highland High School - Libros de Memorias Yearbook (Sonestown, PA)

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GENERAL STAFF Ronald Schloyer Janie Ferrell Carol Andrews, Roberta Saxe, Ramona Phillips, EDITORS' MESSAGE It is the wish of the annual staff that this book recall happy moments of your school days at Sullivan Highland. To the student body, faculty, panons, and all those who, in any way, helped to make our yearbook a success, we wish to express our gratitude for your cooperation and support. SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR YEARBOOK ADVISOR HARRY I. GOBORA IR. Dedication With admiration, gratitude, and affection, we, the class of 1959, proudly dedicate this book to you, Mr. Harry J. Gobora Jr. Through your years of teaching, the lives of many Sullivan Highland students with whom you have been associated, have been enriched by your friendship, guidance and de- voted leadership. We, as a class, feel that you have more than earned this small gesture ofappreciation for your inspiring leadership and understanding patience. May you continue to be an inspiration to others as you have been to us. 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CARL DRISCOLL We congratulate the staff of Libros De Memorias for maintaining the traditional high quality of the Yearbook. We congratulate the Class of 1959 for exhibiting again the high level of accomplish- ment which we have learned to associate with the activities of the Sullivan Highland Schools . May you continue to choose the good things of life. May your lives be rich and full and your contribution be great. Carl S. Driscoll Supervising Prineipafs Message MR. HERMON I. BROWN It is a great pleasure and privilege to commend the staff and the advisor for their diligence in the successful completion of the eighth volume of Libros De Memorias. Following the traditional custom the theme of the book centers around the activities of the members of the senior class. In addition, every phase of school life is emphasized. All students and personnel connected with the school may be found in pictures within the covers. All of us will cherish the 1959 annual throughout our lives for the memories it brings back and for the historical record it portrays. From my position as school administrator, Iwish to thank everyone who assisted in the preparation of Libros De Memorias. Also, I wish to extend my sincere best wishes to all members of the staff and to the graduating class of 1959. 77 if H G I P U C G R I O H I D U N A N S C N S C I C E H P E L o A o o L R L MR. DONALD L, WORTHINGTON Princqmlgs Message Again this year, it is my privilege to extend personal congratulations and good wishes to the Sullivan Highland Graduating Class of '.59. I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for your generous cooperation during your high school days. I wish for each of you success and happiness in whatever field of endeavor you undertake. May this annual serve as a tie that binds us to the principles learned at S. H. H. S. 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Ed Silence is the perfect herald of joy Dick Show me the steep and thorny way to heaven RICHA RD KEELER RA MONA ONA LEE PHILLIPS Ramona By and by is easily said . ,F ff'l'iii.. Chauncey If music be the fruit of love, play on CHAUNCEY JOSEPH RAUB f' f 1 A JAMES WADE ST. CLAIR Jim No legacy is as rich as honesty ff 'GT W John Mend your speech a little lest it mar your fortune N 4 JOHN KENNETH SAXE :X x ROBERTA JEAN SAXE Bobbie A star danced and under that star was I born Ron nie A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart RONALD ALLEN SCHLOYER I do not A fx! A -sg.. 4 A A Lennie The cat will mew, and the dog will have his day LEONARD THOMAS SHULTZ. Red set my life at a pin's fee RAYMOND LA RUE SHULTZ PAST PRE SIDENTS lass History We entered the portals of Sullivan Highland High on September 12, 1955 as a group of 24 freshmen, eager to take advantage of all opportunities. Our class officers were Ronald Borick, president, Frank Gavitt, vice president, Ramona Phillips, secretary, Floye Myers, treasurer. Like those before us, we went through the ordeal of learning new routines under the eagle eyes of the upperclassmen and the earnest guidance of the faculty. After a few weeks, we became adapted to the rules of the school and to the fact that our progress dur- ing the coming four years would be equal to efforts which we would put forth. During the year, the new part of the building was finished and we moved into the newly equipped commercial room, which remained our homeroom for the remainder of our high school days. We shall never forget some of the pleasant experiences of our freshman year, outstanding might be, the classic day the freshman girls were initiated into the Future Homemakers of America. They were a sight as they donned their bluejeans inside-out, their strings of carrot and celery beads, and their tin pan hats. Then too, we were very lucky to have several boys interested in athletics, and as it happened, to make a sub- stantial contribution to the athletic program all through 'schoo1. Frank Gavitt made the varsity team in our freshman year. We ended our ninth year with a very pleasant trip to Rolling Green Park. On September 5, 1956, we became Silly sophomores, and what a happy year it turned out to be. Harry J. Gobora, was our new homeroom teacher and incidentally remained in that capacity for the rest of our high school days. Our class officers were Edward Houseknecht, president, Floye Myers, vice presidentg Connie Phillips, secretary, Ronald Schloyer, treasurer. We held a sock dance, and used socks as our decorations. Also during our sophomore year, we ordered our class rings. How fast time went! Soon 'it was September 4, 1957 and we became juniors. xwhat a magical title it was, and how wonderful it felt to be among the upperclassmen. Our class officers were Franklin Gavitt, presidentg Ronald Schloyer, vice president, Beverly Steinruck, secretary, Ronald Borick, treasurer. After a long period of anxious waiting, our class rings finally arrived and be- came the proud possession of each owner. Then came an all important event of our high school days, the Prom. Even though our decorating got off to a hectic start when Robert Eberlin backed a truck into a post in front of the school despite Mr. Gobora's frantic cries of Stop, stop, and the question whether to twist or not to twist the crepe paper caused concern, and John Meehan's motor used to control the flow of water in the Fountain of Youth, failed to work properly until the day following the Prom, the affair was very successful. A large crowd attended and their compliments, particularly conceming the appear- ance of the auditorium, more than compensated for the many hours spent in decorating and carrying out details for a successful prom. Soon it was September 3, 1958, our biggest year of all. The officers re- mained the same as those of the previous year with the exception of secretary, to which position the class voted Belva Phillips. ln a few weeks we started work on the yearbook. The generous response of patrons and the faithful efforts of our class members and advisor made possible the publication of the 1959 an- nual, Libros De Memorias. In the fall, several of the seniors played in the baseball league and helped win for Sullivan Highland, the baseball champion- ship. On November 21, we had our first sock dance of the year, which proved to be fun for everyone. As we drifted into winter, we also drifted into the basketball season. Again several of the seniors expended time and energy and helped to bring both teams of our school in the top half of the league standingg and had fate been more co- operative, our varsity would have taken first place since we lost three games by one or two points only. Two of our seniors, Franklin Gavitt and James Toothaker received the honor of being named All-Stars. At the close of the basketball season, we held our second sock dance February 27, and soon started play prac- tice. Our play, Who Wouldn't be Crazy, was under the untiring direction of John A. Powers. We were as busy as bees , and to apply some vocabulary we obtained during our high school training, we were not only busy, but assiduously and sedulously occupied in our metier. After presenting our play we began preparing for our commencement pro- gram, the theme of which was World Peace. We selected We will find a way, or make one, as the class motto, the red rose as the class flower, and blue and white as the class colors. Although our enrollment shifted slightly dur- ing our four years of high, we had twenty-three members to receive their diplomas Commencement, May 29, 1959, the same number as entered the class in our freshman year. On June 2, we were on our way to Washington. lt was time for fun and relaxation before entering into the more serious roles in life. Class W ill We, the class of 1959, of the Sullivan Highland School, Town of Sones- town, County of Sullivan, State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, clear conscience, and upright heart do hereby establish -this our last will and testa- ment, Since our class has always been bountifully blessed with the better things of life, we feel it is our duty to leave some of these blessings to the unfortunate underclassmen who are to follow. Article l With Mr. Gobora, our class advisor, we leave the sincere hope that never again may he be tormented with such a class of devilish individuals and that the remainder of his days ll I school teacher may be spent in the quietness of his classroom. Article II To the Junior Class, we bequeath our tricks and trade marks. We leave them with the hope that some day, after years of concentrated effort, they may approach the greatness of the class of fifty-nine. Article lll We leave the Sophomores our stately appearance, and one volume of 1-low to Become a Senior in Six Easy Years. Article IV To our beloved custodian and friend, Mr. William St. Clair, we leave our deepest gratitude and appreciation for his kind consideration and care given unselfishly through our six years in S. H. H. S. Article V We, after most careful consideration, find it fitting to leave to the faculty, with no partiality shown, some of our knowledge in excess of our needs. It is our most sincere hope that they pass it on to future generations in the same spirit in which it is given. Article Vl To Mr. Worthington, our principal, we leave our cluttered lockers, all spare pencils, erasers, and rules, all text books, especially, Problems of Democracy and American History, and what is left of our ambition. We feel sure that he will care for these cherished possessions in the best manner possible. Article Vll The members of the class of fifty-nine, being of an unselfish nature, find it fitting and proper to honor certain undergraduates with the following in- dividual bequests given in a gracious, sincere, and honorable manner, CAROL ANDREWS wills her yearning of the Navy to Miss Saxer. JAMES BEAVER wills his fondness of Bart and Bret Maverick to Coach Peters. RONALD BORICK wills his longing of Laporte to Susan Shaffer. JOHN CAIN wills his high-top shoes to anyone wanting dry feet. ROBERT EBERLIN wills his admiration of Popeye to all spinach lovers. JANE FERRELL wills her love for Jerry Lee Lewis to Mr. Worthington. FRANK GAVITT wills his jump shot to anyone on the junior high basketball team. MERRI GOLDER wills her talent to write short stories to Pinky Cain. EDWARD HOUSEKNECHT wills his typing abilities to John Kiess. RICHARD KEELER wills his silent manner to Winifred Ehrhart. JOHN MEEHAN wills his height to John Gregory. BELVA PHILLIPS wills her love for convertibles to Kathryn Shaffer. RAMONA PHILLIPS wills her ability to confuse and baffle teachers to Marie Swank. CHAUNCEY RAUB wills his knack of changing seats during Mr. Peter's class to Bertram Fiester, JAMES ST. CLAIR wills his technique of drawing to Franklin Worthington. JOHN SAXE wills his headaches with cars to Richard Ferrell. ROBERTA SAXE wills her agility on her feet to Dennis Bender. RONALD SCHLOYER wills his curly hair to Barbara Meehan. LEONARD SHULTZ wills his craving for Waverly to Karl Wrede. RAYMOND SHULTZ wills his hot rod car to Mr. Gobora. ELAINE TAYLOR wills her skill to stay home Fridays to Charles Gordner. MARGARET MAE FRIES wills her liking of driving training class to Jean Gavitt. JAMES TOOTHAKER wills his Safe Driver's Card to John Schug. l ,4fm7,Q pf. Class Prophecy The scene is in the den of Harry J. Gobora in his beautiful new home in Laporte. lt is May 1969. We find Mr. Gobora in his favorite easy chair enjoying the muted tones of his Hi-Fi. An evening of relaxation is not uncommon for Mr. Gobora, but this evening is a little different from the usual one. Tonight Mr. Gobora has de- cided to consult his diary to refresh his memory as to what happened to the class of 1959. Perusing the pages he finds: Carol Andrews is happily married and living in Eagles Mere. James Beaver has recently written an article in ARGOSY concerning his capture of the largest lion in Africa. Ronald Borick, former trumpeter for Ray Anthony, has organized his own combo and is now playing at the Copacabana. John Cain has just bought half interest in Farm Dunn's Motor Room, Dushore, Penn- sylvania. Robert Eberlin is appearing on his weekly television program, Forest Ranger in Action. Jane Ferrell, Dupont's chief research chemist, is on the brink of a new discovery, Polka-Dot-Point. Frank Gavitt, player for the Boston Celtics, has established a foul shooting record in a game against the Philadelphia Warriors. Merri Golder, a graduate from Northwestern University, has signed a movie contract with MGM. Edward Houseknecht has placed a contract for the fourth straight year as a guard on the New York Giant's Football team. Richard Keeler, Nordmont's former social worker, has accepted a position with the Bell Telephone Company, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. John Meehan, President of Meehan Oil, Inc. , has struck oil in Venezuela. Belva Phillips, who journeyed to Texas in 1959 to visit a friend, is the hostess of the E-Bar-D Dude Ranch in El Paso, Texas. Ramona Phillips is now secretary of the Eagles Mere Junior High School. Chauncey Raub, Navy Ensign, is still following his reputation of having a girl in every port. James St. Clair is busily occupied with his shopwork at Sullivan Highland. Elaine Taylor is chief recruiting officer at a new Air Force Base at Wafland, re- cently established six miles south of Red Rock. John Saxe, who obtained a job as clerk-typist after graduation, is now head of the Personnel and Classification Department at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. Roberta Saxe, who has a dance studio, is doing well in the growing metropolis of Dushore, Pennsylvania. Leonard Shultz, recently elected to State Congress, has caused a rush of popularity for his home city, Laporte, Pennsylvania. Raymond Shultz recently won his fourth consecutive trophy at the lndianapolis Speed- way. Ronald Schloyer, Mansfield graduate, is presently employed as conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Margaret Mae Fries, known better by the name of Tidley, is now District Manager of our Acme Stores. James Toothaker, coach of the Williamsport Millionaires, has just entered his team in the Eastern Finals against Chester at the Palestra in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CAROL ANDREWS FHA 1-4 Glee Club 1-2 -4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ROBERT EBERLIN Photo Club 1-2 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 RAMONA PHILLIPS FHA 1-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 Student Council 1 Class Secretary 1 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 RONALD SCHLOYER Band 2-3-4 Class Vice President Class Treasurer 2 l-Iarmonizers 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dance Band 4 Editor News Staff 4 Basketball 2 Band President 4 Senior Play 4 JAMES TOOTHA KER Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-4 Student Council 3 News Staff 3-4 Editor News Staff 4 Athletic Council 1 Editor Yearbook 4 MERRIEVA GOLDER Student Council 3-4 Cheerleading 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 I-Iarmonizers 3-4 FHA 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 LEONARD SHULTZ Photo Club 1-2 Band 2-3-4 Baseball 1 Senior Play 4 Senior Activities JAMES BEAVER Photo Club 1-2 Baseball 1 Senior Play 4 FRANK GAVITT Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-4 Athletic Council 3 Class President 3-4 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Track 3 RONALD BORICK Band 1-2-3-4 Dance Band 1-2-3-4 Harmonizers 3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1-3 Class President 1 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 4 Class Treasurer 4 MARGARET FERRELL Band 1-2-3-4 Fl-IA 1-2-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Band Secretary 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook staff 4 JOHN MEEHAN Projectionist 1-2-3-4 Track 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 EDWARD HOUSEKNECI-IT Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class President 2 Baseball 1-4 Athletic Council 3-4 Senior Play 4 JOHN CAIN Senior Play 4 RAYMOND SHULTZ Photo Club 1-2 Glee Club 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 RICHARD KEELER Band 1-2-3-4 Photo Club 1-2 Senior Play 4 ROBERTA SAXE FHA 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Library 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 BELVA PHILLIPS Athletic Council 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1 -2 -3 -4 Cheerleading 2-3 4 Class Secretary 3 I-larmonizers 3-4 FHA 2-3-4 News Reporter 3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 JAMES ST. 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CITIZENSHIP Suzanne Lee Franklin Van Haelst CITIZENSHIP CITIZENSHIP Eighth Grade Girl Eighth Grade Boy Qs 4' LL T Frank Gavitt ALUSTARS Carol Andrews HIGH YEARBOOK SALES ' 4 1 4 f.. i Ia mes Toothaker Judy Gavitt his if ,S M A A T mn X V XC. ! m --ft-rx -N ,Q 11356 mg ' Vu-A t x 1 Q? U, .Aux my EN V K , -. er S V ex' fx 'E I ik A' Ik A 1 452 13 ,. - Q ' 1 . S c O U N s E T S o T D O 1 W A N N s Mr. William St. Clair Mrs. Mildred Charles Mrs, Josephine St. Clair Dr. Irving Chatterton Dr. Fred Davis Dr. Howard Smith Dr. Theodore Saul B U S D R I V E R S Junior QUEEN OF PROM MISS MARGARET FRIES Prom QUEEN MARGARET FRIES MAID OF HONOR - BELVA PHILLIPS CROWNING OF THE QUEEN MISS MARGARET FRIES 6 S I i lf, fl I May 21 1959 LABS S OSC' YSXL SENIOR QUARTE Class Night PRESIDENT S T PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS BY H. CLAYTON KEELER STUDENTS SPEAK ON WORLD PEACE REV. RAY SCHLOYER ADDRESSES GRADUATING CLASS . . cherished old friendships. . ork, marriage, W college, life. 3. HRW graduation over. ay, ZW school career fades Our all CHI. . appointm dis others e - fortune, for some, fam a world to be conquered. the future. broken. . . Into and ade TH HS pla OIIZO. membering the class m IC SUCCESS. . iving for SU' One. ake rM Way 0 as 'U z: 'Fl u. v-'I 3 3 LD ? if ai ' Q i' Q-up QZQ CDO LDOOQcnb-'Lu 1959 GRADUATING CLASS OF SULLIVAN HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL PATRONS Capital Bakers, Williamsport Cirauto Tastee Freeze, Hughesville Crestmont Inn and Gift Shop, Eagles Mere Dushore Lingerie Co., Inc., Dushore First National Bank, Dushore Flynn Lumber CO. , Mildred Foremost Dairies, Dushore Friend Grange National Bank, Hughesville Harders Sporting Goods Co., Williamsport Keystone State Shoe Co. , Mildred Manny's Restaurant, Dushore Master Chemical Products, Inc. , Wilkes Barre Mokoma Inn, Laporte Muncy Banking Co. , Muncy Muncy Valley Industries, Inc. , Muncy Valley Newhart, Frederick A., Funeral Director, Hughesville Pealers Drug Store, Dushore Reeves, Parvin, and Co., Williamsport Sullcraft Mfg. Co., Dushore Sullivan County Rural Electric Co-Op. , Inc. , Forksville Taylor Publishing Co. , Dallas, Texas Weldon Mfg. Co. of Penna. , Williamsport Anderson's Luncheonette, Sonestown Ashkars, 16 N, Main St., Hughesville Baldwin Lumber Co, , Laporte Bartlow's Jewelry, Muncy Bartlow Vaults, Muncy Baumunk's Lumber Co. , Forksville Ben Franklin Store, Dushore Bender's Soda Fountain, Sonestown Brook's Restaurant, Muncy Browing Oil Co. , New Albany Bryfogles Florist, Muncy Catherine's Beauty Salon, Dushore Charnitski Brothers, Dushore Corson, Harold, Plumbing 8: Heating, Hughesville Corson, Harvey F., Muncy Corson, Roscoe S., I.nsurance, Hughesville Cranmer's Funeral 8: Ambulance Service, New Albany Davis, Dr, Fred, Hughesville Dickey, Grugan Hardware Co. , Willamsport Dubs, Earl, Building Contractor, Eagles Mere Dushore Dairy, Dushore Eagles Mere Service Station, Eagles Mere First National Bank, Laporte Forest Inn, Eagles Mere Gardner's Inn, Forksville Hotel Hillsgrove, Hillsgrove Hotel Lopez, Lopez Hotel Sonestown, Sonestown Hotel Stag, LaP01'te Ione's Restaurant, Muncy Valley Kschinka, Charles M., Laporte Lee, Mr. Kenneth, Dushore Lewis, Gleason A. , 8: Son, Hillsgrove Lopez Manufacturing Co. , Lopez Lundy Lumber Co. , Hughesville Lundy, Mr. and Mrs. H. V., Muncy Valley Lycoming GLF Co-Op. , Inc. , Williamsport Marquart Lumber, Muncy Valley McCarty, Gorden D. , Hughesville McMahon's Red 8: White, Laporte Meckley's Atlantic Station, Muncy Meehan Company, Dushore Millers Farm Equipment, Dushore Pine Tavern, Laporte: Rayhorn's Food Store, Eagles Mere Richard Michael, Hughesville R, D. ffl Robbins, F. C., Agency, Muncy Valley Saul, Dr. T. J., Dushore Seibert Chevrolet, Hughesville Smith, Dr. Howard, Hughesville Speary's Store, Sonestown Stackhouse Grocery, Strawbridge Steel, Carl H., Williamsport Sweet Shop, Eagles Mere Swisher's Barber Shop, Sonestown Tubach, A. L., Funeral 8: Ambulance Service, Dushore United Hotel Supply and Equipment, Inc. , Williamsport Valley Inn, Muncy Valley Vandine's Store, Muncy Valley Weed, Carl R, , Mildred Weiner, J. L., Mildred Barn, The, Eagles Mere Baumunk, L, L. 8: Son, Shunk Bigger's Esso Service Station, Eagles Mere Booth, Edwin Jr., Trucking Co. , Eagles Mere Brong, Theora L., Service Station, Hillsgrove Dailey, Mr. Edward, Dushore Dieter's General Store, Hillsgrove Dunn,'Walter, Dushore Edkin's Tydol Station, Eagles Mere Fiester's Service Station, Muncy Valley Flora Villa Inn, Eagles Mere Gift Gift Green Swan Inn, Dushore Hamer's Service Station, Dushore High Knob Inn, Hillsgrove Holcombe Funeral Home, Dushore Hotel Dushore, Dushore Hotel Mildred, Mildred Jewel Box, The, Dushore Kast, Mr. and Mrs. R. L., Dushore Keller's Store, Frank and Sue, Estella Kewitt, Dr. Stephen, Dushore Koch's Radio 8: TV, Hughesville Lake Shore Inn, Eagles Mere Levin's Clothing Store, Hughesville Letzelman, J, P., Dl1Sh01'C Mackay Cocktail Bar, The, Eagles Mere Marcy's Barber Shop, Dushore Murray, Gerald, Dushore Myers, Stanley, Garage, Muncy Valley Pete's Texaco Station, Lopez Plotts Garage, Dushore Red 8: White, Dushore Sortor's Hotel, Mawr Glen Schaad, F. J., Mildred Shady Nook Restaurant, New Albany Shoemaker, Dr. T. W., Dushore Snyder, J. Lyman, Eldersville Stavings Pharmacy, Hughesville Taylor, George, Service Station, Muncy Valley Vitalis Cafe, Dushore Autographs THANKS Now that we have completed our high school education, and have completed this book of memories, Libros de Memorias of 59 , we shall not forget the assistance of all our pat- rons who made it posslble for us to finance lt. 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