Susquehanna Township High School - Sisku Hanne Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

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To these three, therefore, We dedicate our book. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLUBS ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS Ewa: O N H- 1 1 f q ,,- ,.f+. Vi 11 -2- 'F' -m :.m ' ' K! 1 1' f ,-.W .W wi. V. ., , 1 Y , , 4 .V .4-my .4 q,v-x?.'.,.- ' v 'iii HAROLD L. BOLIG Acfing SIljIUl'1'1.SZA7lg Principal 7.---V HEBER HENDRICKS ROBERT SHADLE lwfing I'1'iHf'fpuI of Swzior High School .-1z'f1'ng I'ri11r'ipaI of .lIllIl'0I' High Svlzonl 5 DIRECTORS fLeft to Right-Mr. Dewey Herrold, Miss Beatrice Herman, Miss Virginia Burns, Mr Bennett Feehrer, Mr. William Hetherington, Dr. George Bogar MISS VIRGINIA BURNS Secretary 6 MR. HARRY FRYMIRE, B.S., M.A. Ma the matics Susquehanna University 51117613 HE Bipiliiihi Manu imma was gm 7' MR. CHARLES COOK, B.S., M A Vomfional Director Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh MISS NORMA HAZEN, B.S History and Girls' Phy. Ed. Susquehanna University MISS LOIS HENNING, B.S. Home Ec0n0111z'cs Mansfield State Teachers' College 8 MR. HEBER HENDRICKS, B.S Commercial Subjects Susquehanna University MISS EVA HERMAN, B.S., M.A. AC0d6 ll11A!5 English Susquehanna University Columbia University S MISS PHOEBE HERMAN, A.B., M.A Languages Susquehanna University Columbia University MISS EVA LEIBY, A.B. Commercial Subjects Susquehanna University Pennsylvania State College iff! MR. DAVID PERWEIN Building Trades 9 MR. RAY SOYSTER llflachinv Shop Pennsylvania State College MISS MARY PHILLIPS, B.S. Commercial English Susquehanna University MR. WALLACE VVAGNER, A.B. Scimzrwf Susquehanna University University of Pittsburgh MR. THOMAS VALUNAS, B.S Health and Boys, Phy. Ed. St. Francis College 10 JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY BOTTOM ROW Miss Hattie Zimmerman, Miss Catherine Boyer, Mrs. Harry Bolig, Miss Anna Troutman, Miss Hazel Boyer SECOND ROW Mr. Robert Shadle, Mrs. Charles Fasold, Miss Ethel Bolig, Mrs. June Hoke, Miss Katherine Witmer, Miss Bernice Martin, Mr. Eugene Keefer THIRD ROW Mr. Albert Potteiger, Miss Dorothy Mengel, Miss Elizabeth Scharf, Mrs. Frances Bailey, Miss Pauline Bolig, Miss Sarah Manhart, Mr. Harry Renn 11 APPRECIATICN For the excellent quality of your instruction, for your unfailing patience, and for your unselfish cooperation in all our projects, We thank you. 12 KHHH!HWWHWWJ Sl , - W ..,, ,. ,, , ' q' fx' ,M x 13 Y ,k 41 V nf l I '14, I X l X65 E l fy' 'iff If MAA ff' fly W f 1 5937252527253-!f!7:23:5:5Zf ' Presiknlent 1 ELLWOOD ROWE Elly Selinsgrove His heart belongs to Sheetzg billiard Wiz- ardf?j Horse's leg! Sports Reporter Vice President 2 KENNETH McINTOSH Goat Face State Colony His main trouble-womeng future Tommy Manville Leave us depart. Physibian 3 EDITH ARBOGAST Edie Selinsgrove Quiet, arden movie fan That's what Music you think! Teacher 4 HAROLD BEAVER Dnpsy Winfield Visits school occasionallyg cowboys a Chevy That's for sure. Navy 5 JAMES BEAVER Jim Port Trevorton Peeks through a Veronica Lake hair-dog the bearded lady has nothing on Jim. You old Democrat. Minister 6 MARIAN BEAVER Mag ' Selinsgrove, R. D. No relation to Haroldg friendly and quiet Gee Gads! Filing Clerk Secretary GEORGE HEPNER 1 Hep Selinsgrove A staunch Republican Qouchjg all-around athlete Oh! Leroy Engineer Treasurer JEANNE LUDWIG 2 Ducky Selinsgrove Lady with the lamp fshe carries a torchlg thinks May a wonderful name Hello, Tomato Nurse GEORGE BENFER 3 Benfer Selinsgrove, R. D. Sturdy oak of the woodshopg waves a pom- padour Oh, Yea! Building Supervisor DAVID BILGER 4 Dave Selinsgrove Ethel's satelliteg henpecked husband?? Where's Ethel? Jeweler GEORGIANA BILGER 5 Bilger Kreamer SHS's Benny Goodmang Kreamer's contri- bution to the musical world Holy Hanna! Nurse EUGENE BODMER 6 Gus Selinsgrove Stoplight earsg a willing' Latin student QOh yeahll Let's hit the road, Bog. Engineer LUKE BOGAR 7 Bog Selinsgrove Loafs in his father's ofliceg W. H.'s heart- throb Come on, Gus. Lzmnberman 1 CARL BOTDORF Dude Selinsgrove Former Navy mang pool shark How's everything? Tinsmith 2 ANNABELLE BOTTIGER A'belle Mt. Pleasant Mills George's one loveg naturally curly hair fset nightlyj Do you think so? Nurse 3 ORPHA BOYER Boyer Mt. Pleasant Mills Torn between fruit and' Bickyg Susie's con- stant companion Holy cow! Beauticiom 4 WILFRED BOYER Wimp Selinsgrove Frank Sinatra, Jr.g monopolizes S1ear's time, BTO Hubag Huba!! Butcher 5 ANNA SUE BROUSE Susy Winfield Portrays rural life in New Berling book worm I'll be horned-swogglegil Nurse 6 ALICE COOPER Cooper Hummels Wharf Hummels Wharf's mermaidg Junior debu- tante You old Democrat! Cartoonist ,VIOLET CREBS 1 Vi Selinsgrove Strictly an A typistg donates furniture for class plays That's for sure! Office worker WILFRED DUNCAN Bud Hummels Wharf Operates taxi serviceg patronizes Giant Cleaners exclusively I know what you mean! Athletics ETHEL EMERY 3 Chicken Selinsgrove Target of David's aifection Pijle! Vocalist MAY EVANS 4 Bonnie Selinsgrove Ernie's own tomatog dances the jitter-bug and hulas That's a yolk, egghead. Secretary DONALD FERRY 5 Skip Port Trevorton Turkey Kingg courts Margot Go home! Poultry dealer HERMAN FISHER 6 Heron Winfield Mighty miteg noted for his square dancing Oh! I don't know! Butcher SHIRLEY FISHER 7 Fish Selinsgrove Savidge's side kickg all-around' athlete Hi ya, lover! Stenographer 1 W. DONALD FISHER Fish Selinsgrove Slides a mean tromboneg star eager Judas Priest! Engineer 2 HAROLD FLANDERS Frog M Port Trevorton Loiters in shop g Lauritz Melchior of wood shop Let's go. Contractor 3 LOUISE FOLLMER Liz Selinsgrove Her heart's in the Navyg jerks sodas at Reich1ey's Hope I got Interior a letter! Decorator 4 CHARLES GAUGLER Charlie Selinsgrove Wal1y's pet studentg future RSLD head Industrial Oh-Oh Nancy! Management 5 GEORGE GAUGLER Joe Port Trevorton G. O. P.'s loyal defenderg star of Latin class Move over, Bud! Doctor 6 KENNETH GEIST Geisie Selinsgrove Norman Rockwell's future rivalg partial to freshman Electrical Hi-ya, Art? Engineer BRUCE GEMBERLING 1 Gemmy Selinsgrove Teacher's problem childg annoys Heber in bookkeeping' class Holy Hannah! Marine ROBERT GEMBERLING 2 Bob Shamokin Dam Travels mysteriously to Norryg shy, quiet type What's up, Jack? Farmer SARAH GILBERT 3 Susie Mt. Pleasant Mills Ex-proxy since Wally said it's injuriousg cute and sweet That's tough! Home Ec. Teacher FERNE HEINTZELMAN 4 Furnace Mt. Pleasant Mills Good things come in small packagesg mag- netic personality Did anyone see my man? Jozlrnalist RACHEL HEINTZELMAN 5 Rachel Winfield Whiz at bookkeepingg tranquil and reserved Are you kidding? Secretary EDWIN HERMAN 6 Ed Selinsgrove Star of the Snyder County Leagueg Mr. F1-ymire's math ace lVhere's Al? Air Corps LEE HERMAN 7 Ben Selinsgrove Has a pullg the boy with the Gildersleeve laugh Dehnitelyf Naval Air Corps 1 MARY HERMAN Mary Selinsgrove Very fond of pretzelsg baby-voiced, but a cute kid Oh, you Aunt Costume Gertie's garter! Designer 2 SARAH JANE HERROLD Baby Duck Port Trevorton She's engagedg she's lovelyg Cshe uses Pond'sJ Hey you! Housewife 3 JANE HERSH Janie Selinsgrove Visits Middletowng Mr. Glass's helper Oh, heck! Beauticiarz 4 HELEN HOLLENBACH Holly Selinsgrove A chronic gigglerg volley-ball player I wish Marlin would come home. Nurse 5 WILMA HOLTZAPPLE Wilma Selinsgrove Kantz's favorite daughterg young wolfess He's so sweet. Typist 6 ARLENE HOOVER Mickic Port Trevorton Small, blondg sleepy time gal of Commercial class Kids, there's D ' a sailor! Beauticiari RAY HOUSER 1 Mick Port Trevorton Works on the riverg Perwein's successor Where's Ruth? Carpenter WILLIAM HUMMEL 2 Bill Selinsgrove Likes to shoot the breezeg known as Harry James Hummel Hey Jake! Mechanih MELVIN INCH 3 Inchy Selinsgrove Likes to fix old! carsg mechanically minded Oh yea! Machinist GEORGE JENNINGS 4 Spider Selinsgrove The one and only woman haterg runs an open-air taxi 0oo! Machinist HARRY JENNINGS 5 Jennings Selinsgrove Returned servicemang don't judge his car by its appearance H ello-oo! Designer JOHN KEMBERLING 6 Vic Selinsgrove Sees plenty of cinemasg chats with Mr. Bolig frequently Those endearing young charms! Navy RICHARD KLINE 7 Rick Kratzerville Boyardee meat cutterg a good kid Well, Igness! Navy 1 EDITH KLINGLER Pinkie Selinsgrove One of the lucky gangg refugee from Salem Guess what I heard! Ojice worker 2 IRENE KLINGLER Renie Selinsgrove Studies her shorthandg has brown eyes Honest to heavens! Secretary 3 EDITH KNOUSE Edie Kreamer Fast talkerg keeps up the armed services' morale Holy Jumpin' Cats! Bookkeeper 4 PAULINE KRATZER Polly Shamokin Dam Gloria's shadowg likes a Junior You don't say! Beantician 5 ROBERT KUSTER Bob Selinsgrove Adores Frenchg Wednesday nights in Sun- bury keep him busy Oh Ginny! Pool-room 6 ROBERT LAUBSCHER Smoky Selinsgrove Always smilingg chases chicks I know what you mean, Tomato! Athletics EUGENE LEITZEL 1 Lights Hummels Wharf The ape mang offers competition for Dave Lct's go to the hole, Smoky. Pro. Golfer STODDARD LENIG 2 Stod Mt. Pleasant Mills The bashful typeg Gloria's cousin Oh, heck! Contractor SHIRLEY LINEBAUGH 3 Percy Selinsgrove Owns lab for making H202 Cperoxidebg sports a cadeuceus Wanta hear Professional a joke? Designer GLORIA LONGACRE 4 Shorty Hummels Wharf Petite et charmantg pounds a typewriter with precision Smart deductions! Bcautician GOLDIE LONGACRE 5 Goldie Winfield A spy from Norryg eflicient but shy Oh, my gosh! Stenographer IDA MAE MARKLE 6 Chick Mt. Pleasant Mills Junior's one and onlyg likes sailors Don't be that Interior way. Decorator ELVA MAURER 7 Dolly New Berlin Keeps hearing wedding bellsg Wally's will- ing helper Did you see Bill? Housewife 1 ROBERT MAUST Bob Hummels Wharf Favors Dutch Pantry and Isle of Que with his presence Where's Pesty? Diesel Engineer 2 CARL MINIUM Rocky Mt. Pleasant Mills Commercial's contribution to the animal worldg splashy dresser You don't say! Sales Manager 3 GEORGE MULL Mully Hummels Wharf Basketball fiend 3 the Wharf's speed demon Aw Nuts! Carpenter 4 CATHERINE MUSSELMAN Kitty Selinsgrove Likes Bugs Bunny cartoonsg carries a torch for a senior academic Sec'y to Pres. of Oh Dear Me! United States 5 RALPH MUSSER Musser Selinsgrove Attracts Sophomore girlsg speaks Pa. Ger- man iiuently Cheese QQ: Crackers! Farmer 6 MARY ELLEN NAPP Mary Ellen Winfield Wicked driverg a female southpaw Oh Gosh!! Beantician FRANCES OPPEL 1 Fran Selinsgrove Uses her steel biceps in P. O. D.g slacks, her favorite apparel Oh! yea? Factory worker IRENE PARKER 2 Parker Selinsgrove Precision workerg nursemaid What a revolting School development! Teacher JOHN RAY 3 Jack Shamokin Dam Bashful blond from Shamokin Damg good student What's up, Machine Shop Doc? Worker RICHARD REED 4 Elmer Selinsgrove Senior's screwballg It's just Elmer's Tune My gosh, Gertie Auto Mechanic ALBERT ROWE 5 Al Selinsgrove Sleeps in P. O. D. classg full-fledged grease monkey What's buzzin', cousin? Mechanic ELIZABETH RUCH 6 Beth Selinsgrove Lend-lease from Mifliinburgg keeps her star- board eye pealed' for men Oh, b rother! N ufrse ESTHER SAVIDGE 7 Soapy Selinsgrove Modern Amazon personifiedg Star basket- ball forward Good! Phys. Ed. Teacher 1 DONALD SCHUCK Don Selinsgrove Miss Phoebe's prize French studentg angelic fthat's a joke, sonj What's up, Doc? Navy 2 ALLAN SHAFFER Al Shamokin Dam Likes cookies fwe mean the kind you eatj g greased lightning Where's Rene? Coach 3 GEORGE SHAFFER Chubby Selinsgrove Torments hapless females 5 pin-up boy Hello, Kid! Gov. Meat Inspector 4 GLENN SHAFFER Ed Selinsgrove Tonsorial artistg catches at least 40 winks in algebra class Say, how about that? Coach 5 IRIS JEAN SIMCOX Simmy Selinsgrove Little Norway's Sonja Henieg cute and shapely Hokey Gee! Secretary 6 ALFRED SNYDER Al Richfield Glamor boy of Richfieldg attends the cinema with Lucille Oh, Sal! Aviation MARTHA STRAWSER 1 Stmwser Selinsgrove Slow but sureg farmerette from Isle of Que Oh, brother! Beautician ROBERT THOMAS 2 Bob Selinsgrove Coal-truck jockeyg boards at the billiard hall Aw, nuts. Store owner CHARLES TYLER 3 Tyler Hummels Wharf Ken's father confessorg works at the hospi- tal Now that's a good question. Physician RICHARD WALTER 4 Die Selinsgrove Likes Colony girlsg genuine muscle man Whe1'e's Shirley? Mechanic VIRGINIA WENDT 5 Ginny Selinsgrove Favors an ex-servicemang swings hair and hips Gee, I'm Professional tired. Dancer RICHARD WETZEL 6 Dick Selinsgrove Short-changes customers at Weisg unsoci- able with women You confounded Business idiot! man ANN YORTY 7 Ann Selinsgrove Susquehanna's future problem childg makes the quiz-kids look like morons Tha,t's a joke, son! Professor SERVICE MEN fLeft to rightj-R. Bilger, E. Aurand, H. Jennings, F. Bailey, S. Mull, B. Nichols W. Fritz. iNot in picturej-L. Herrold, E. Arnold, F. Lindsay. To those of our student body who have so ably defended us in the armed services of our country and have seen fit to rejoin us, We extend a cordial welcome. 28 JUNIOR CLASS President .............. A............A....,......,.,.....,...A.... ..,..., .,., L E A H BAILEY Vice President ,..,,.. ...... CHARLES SHAFFER Secretary .............. .,.... R EBECCA KEMBERLING Treasurer ...,..., ......,..,.,...... J ANE BOGAR 11-1 BOTTOM ROW-J. Finn, L. Rowe, R. Gaglione, W. Kline, J. Whitmor SECOND ROW-A. Fisher, N. Kessler, L. Spitlcr, T. Kerstettcr. L. Walters, D. Shriver, J. Eukroat, P. Day, ll. Day THIRD ROW-S. Scholl, S. Williams, C. Fuhrman, R. KL-mberling, L. Bailey, M. Thompson, S, Sheetz, P. Weeks, P. Buffington, J. Bilger, Mr, Valunas FOURTH ROW-A. Fisher, C. Shaffer, R. Tyler, G. Hummel. H. Shultz. R. Varnvr. L. Williams, C. Drcsslcr Class History Following closely our example, 107 Juniors began a highly success- ful year. Highlights of the year included several notable contributions made by the Junior Class. The first of these was the ever-popular Junior- Senior Prom, where Grecian masks smiled down on dancers swirling to the music of Ivan Faux. For our further enjoyment, the Juniors presented the mystery- comedy, Lights Out. This play, well attended despite a rainy evening, was highly successful. To these underclassmen, then, we surrender the name of Senior. Good luck! 29 11-2 BOTTOM ROW-W. Ne-itz. E. Kinrvcy. L. Kline, F. Mull, P. Kinney, N, Parker' SECOND ROWfB. Wagner. M. Ncahol, I. Leitzcl, E. Roc-d. M. Spotts. M. Herbster. E. Gcmbcrling, M Schuck, B. Arbogast, O. Nordin THIRD ROW-G. Groner, M. Hersh. D. Hendricks. D. Nncc, H. Newman, V. Keller, M. Mull, M. Wildt G. Shaffer. A. Wendt, Miss Phillips, D. Sassaman FOURTH ROW-J. Hare, J. Bogar, M. Ewig, B. Sweikhart, B. Reiglu, J. Oppel, L. Wise, A. Bickle M. Inch, F. Kauffman 11- BOTTOM ROWfG. Re-inard, T. Picton, I. MCCl'L'3l'1'. H. HL-iscr. W. Moyer SECOND ROW4Miss P. Herman. D. Anderson, M. Wnodling. L. Ulsh. A. Snyder. S. Heintzelman, J. Stan Ffa-r THIRD ROW-D. Mussor, S. Shaffer, C. Klingur. R. Klingon: R. Hollcnbach. J. Kratzer, R. Herman, W. Gauxzler. R. Baile-y FOURTH ROW-W. Slear, G. Maust, E. Wunrich, E. Hoover. R. Walshaw, J. Aucker, W. VanBuskirk, F. Heisei' 30 SOPHOIVIORE CLASS President ,...,,.......... ...,.,..,..............,.......,. .,......,,. M A RILYN KRETZ Vice President ...... ...... W ILLIAM BINGAMAN Secretary .........., ......... R ICHARD QUIMBY Treasirrer ......., ...,...... J ACK FRITZ 10-1 l M BOTTOM ROW-B. Shaffer, M. Herman, B. Dewart, R. Garman, N. Keiser. Ml Fisher, M. Herman SECOND ROWfJ. Seigfried, D. Fechrer, J. MI t sh B, Sh c n 0 . affer, R. Maurer, B. Stagg, J. Harrold, J. Gower. M. Kretz THIRD ROW-J. Jacques. P. Heih rin t , S. K ll ' ' . e g on e u. M. Ashby. E. Redcay, J. Ingham, M. Glaque. M Renner, G. Boyer, Mr, Rishel FOURTH ROW-C. Frymoyer, P. House, J. Sechrist, W. Berg. G. VanWinkle, J. Smith, O. Kantner, L. Wagner F. Marks Class History This year 124 Sophomores began their quest for knowledge in the Senior High School. Confused at first by geometry and Ceasar's Gallic Wars , the underclassmen soon became accustomed to high school life. A juke-box dance and a Spring Formal were the Sophomore's con- tributions to the year's social activities. Other Sophomores were mem- bers of the football and basketball teams. Still others served in the band and in the speaking and music forensics. May your journey through S. H. S. be successful and happy. Bon voyage! 31 10-2 BOTTOM ROW-S, Grove. P. Koch, M. Shriver, E. Hollenbach, M. Ludwig, J. Heimbach. T. Beaver, E Beaver, J. Geist SECOND ROW-E. Maurer, S. Inch. E. Snyder, H. Myers, E. Se-christ. J. Hoffman, C. DeLong, A Leitzcl, M. DeDay, M. Mussor. B. Slear, G. Hollenbach. M. Lung THIRD ROW-L. Shaffer, F. Arbogast. P. Walters. E. Hauck, A. Wagner, I. Kraizvr. A. Mengle. J. Reed I.. Leohner, D. Lemon, L. Loss, Mr. Frymire FOURTH ROWfV. Musser, B. Sloar, D. Foltz, W. Birgaman. R. Troupe, C. Bailey, F. Shaffer, J. Fritz R. LeMay, J. Hile, V. Ewig 10-3 BOTTOM ROW-A. Gernberlimz, W. Luck, M. Young, G. Wendt, R. Klingler SECOND ROW4.I. Blasser. W. Auuker, C. Kline. W. Dauberman, R. Hullenbach, C. Bailey, B. Hoover. C. Ferry, R. Lenninger THIRD ROW-Mr. Cook, C. Sechrist, H. Steininger, G. Mulfall. R. Ritter, M. Walborn, C. Brubaker. P. Raker, R. Quimby FOURTH ROW-C. Foreman, W. Dcibler. C. Hoover, T. Gauglcr, R. Beaver, W. Aucker, P. Martin, T. Smith, R. Herrold 32 FRE SHIVIAN CLASS 9-1 Ii0'I I'0IVI IIUVV G. WilI14rlIl', IJ. Klirw. G. Mull. D. Michuvls, R. Sc-zlmzln SICVONIJ ROVV A. Nivhnls, li. Swim-fm'cI. R. Spronklv. R, Ruwv. P. S':1uffvl'. M. Shullvy, G. Hmwc-r. M. Klimxlvl' THIRD ROW -J. Ulsh. N. W1-ndf.. A. Iiittur. J. Shudlo. M, VVvndt. M. Stmulr. Ii. Rnush, M. Lush I UUR'I'H KUVV H- R. Wzllts-Vs. A. Rim-. M. Shzllfmr. ll. Winvy. Miss Iluymfr, I'. Nzulgzh-. ll. Suycln-V, S. Ulsh. R. 'I'lrvutnm'1. I.. Shalffol' 13.454 'sq 9-2 li0'l l'OM ROVV IP. Iiutfs-i1Ivl'. ll I'iIls'l'l. C. Illlwh. .I. liuliix. G Iizlwlwl' FICFONIJ RONV G. Allrzlllti. I livalvvr. II. Alu'kvl'. V. .-Xmh-l'snn S. Nlim-fm-l'. M. K1-n1lwr'li:1g:. Ii liivrly, N. Ih-inurml I 'VHIRII ROW f MVS. Hukv, K Swzlrizlzxmla-x'. I.. I7unm':m. I'. Soy- slvr. I'. Crissnxzrl, J. Ulurk. A Imwis. M. Immr. M. IIIITTIINIIILZI1 I 0IIR'I'H ROW -VV. Hulln-ub:u'h, If Pnwlix. I . Gill. G. Hmm-1-. .I. Km'- lin. E. I m'm-mzm. N. liufz:u'. N Huwol'. N. IIIIIIII. D. I-Iurv FRE SHIVIAN CLASS 9-3 BOTTOM ROW 415. Smith, B. Smith, F. Smith. B. Statler, P. Geiger, N. Moyer. D. Trevitz. SECOND ROW Y G. Pc-ters, R. Wagner, Ed. Roudnlph, D. Shrvy, I. Snydvr, C. Witmor, H. Saue-rs. Mr. Puttvigem' THIRD ROW-I. Romer, D. Spoig- olmyor, S. Z1-idc-V, I.. Noldur. R. Snyder, L. Stl'2lllSl'l'. L. Parker 9-4 B OTTOM ROWfR. Brubaker, L Benner, G. Lauver, W. Krohn. G Gembc-rlinp: SECOND ROW - H. Harrold. C 'I' F Goss. R. DeWitt. C. Auckcr, G Cawley. R. Hummel HIRD ROW4M. Fisher. C. Farle- man. S. Kissinprur. E. Lomzacre G. Hoffman. Mrs. B:-xilvy, R. Bas- Om. W. BQ-nnott OURTH ROW-R. Fox. R. Her- rold. B. Kvmmory, R. H1-rman. G Inch, W. Foreman. H. Kuster EIGHTH GRADE S-1 BOTTOM ROW - L. Crabs. Nauyzlv. H. Kline, M. Bonawitz. D. Clark SECOND ROW-P. Hassingor. J. Gilba-rt. M. Foster, M. Groce, C. Ks-mbvrlinfr, H. Lucas, V. Fritz, B. lic-nm-1' THIRIJ ROW v - G. Gumherling. B. Harv. W. Gagliunu. R. Leohner, R. Day, S. Hauck, B. Huthuring- ton, M. Myers, Mrs. Fasold FOURTH ROWfVV. Cook. L. Forc- mzm. Il. Kinnuy, E. Iimwn. J. KI-Ils-V. R. Iiurfr. I.. Bailey. K. Fzlhnostrwk. W. Bono. I. Lcssman NC' . ,... 3-1 I' me 82 BOTTOM ROW fIJ, S1-lluvk. G. I'um G. Sl1x'ivvl'. VV. Szlmlvl, R, Rnwv SIGUONID KOVV -- R. Ulrivll. H Sm-if:uIn1yu1'. A. Sulwzulm-l', J. Shall' fvr. J. Stlwkvy. M. Sluxtfvr. Ii Thunms THIRD ROVV f Mr. Shudh-. I' '1'I'tlllIl'll1lII. J. Stn-ffm-n. Ii. Shnlfn-1 H. Ilviprlv, J. Stullifm-!'. J. Spotb li. Suirrfrivd FOURTH ROVV --- R. I,ilNIS:ly, C GvpI1z1l'1.. G. Sllvdl, S. linwv. Ii Nnldur. G. lhmsvvvzxr, .I, Wzlltul J. Rnlminsml. I., Rumif: SEVENTH GRADE 7-1 BOTTOM ROVV --f M. Grove. R Krotz, R. Hitting. A. Gilbert SECOND ROW K, Km-h, J. Hunt, M. I cvh1'4-r, V. Arnold. H. Rod- vzxy. S. Kraft THIRD ROW ' Miss Martin, li Hn-pm-V, H. G1-mlwr1i p:. M. mvr. H. Hzxuvk. M. liunzxwitz. C Klinv FOURTH ROVV C. Krmusc. Krutzm-. J. Gramm-r. li. Hullon- lmvh. R. Klinv. Il, H4-rmzm, Mulholland BOTTOM ROVV -- E. Ls-May, C Sprenklv, T. Snydvr, V. Youtz. G Lung. W. Luck, J. Super SECOND ROW - Miss Iiolig. N Lum! S. Wmzrmr, P. Simm-ux, M Stauffer. E. Oppul. G. Struusvr A. Parkcr THIRD ROW - G, VunWinklv. J Vanliuskirk, li. Rows, J. Ge-Ssnvr R. B1-l'2. H. Kcmbcrling. E. Wal ter. J. Wagner Chef Club MISS HENNING Advisor I'I'cs1'rI1'n1 ..,.. ...John Ka-mborling Vim: I'resfrlm1!. ...., . ,Ge-111150 Gaugler Sfzvrfffurryf. , . . ..,..., Kenneth Geist 7'reu:mrcr . .. Charles Gauglel' BOTTOM ROW-G. Shaffn-1', A. Slmffvr. H. Fishor, Miss Honninfz. T. Picton. I. ML'Cl'L'1ll'X' SECOND ROWaL. Bogar. G. Mull, J. Ray, G. lie.-rife-1'. J. Komlxvrlinyz, K. Gm-ist. R. Ru-Il THIRD ROWiA. Snyder, G. Gaugler. C. Minium. C. Gauglvr. H. Flanders. R. Housm' BOTTOM ROW-A. Yorty, M. Ashby, J. Ingham, S. Scholl, E. Hollunbarh SECOND ROW-Miss Hvrman. J. BQ-avur. K. Mc-Intnsh, C. Tylu-1' 37 Creative Writing .-lrlrfsor l'rr'xi1I0nf , ,. . Ann Yurty Vin' I'rvsifIm1f Kg-nncth Mvlntnsh Sf'r'r'11!ury . .. . . Sylvia Scholl T1'1fr1:41lrr'r , Elma Hullunhath Drama- tics Club MISS PHILLIPS Arlzfisor I'resi1ic.-rt . . ,..,.. . Louise Follmcr Vive I'rcsirIent ..., Jane Bogar Secretrzry ..... . ....,... Leah Bailey 7l'l'6llS2,Tl5V' ..,. . ...,, ., Mary Herman BOTTOM ROWfJ. Bogar, A. Bickol. L. Fullmur SECOND ROW--0. Buyer. M. Evans. I . Mull. A. He.-i'bstc-i', O. Nmulc-n. S. Gilhurt. M. Herman THIRD ROW-M. Strawsvr, Miss Philliiis, M. INL- I off 'l. W:x3rX1l1' L. llulln-y. A. VVuxx. FOURTH ROWfA. Bottiger, E. Emvry. M. Hcrsh. M. Inn-h. V. WL-Qidl. D. Sasszxmm Filing Club MISS LEIBY, MR. HENDRICKS ,'l!II'ISOI'X I'resirlent ., . ..,. ,. Eugcnu Kinney Vine Prexirlent ., .. . Gloria Lnngacre Serfy 62 Treux. ..,,.. Ps-ggy Walters Reporter ,, .. . Golrliu Longacru BOTTOM ROW-P. Kinney, E. Kinney. P. Walters, W. Neitz. N. Parker SECOND ROWfF. Arbogast, G. Hollcnbach. E. Beaver. A. Le-itzvl, R. Heintzelman, G. Longacro, G. Long- acre E. Bower THIRD ROW-Mr. Hendricks, P. Kratzer. J. Reed. A. Mengle, E. Knouso, I. Klinglvr, I. Markle. M. Bouvet' Mise LL-iby H'l V Ewi FOURTH Myers. E. Snyder, D. Hendricks. D. Namco. J. Oppel, G. Shaffer, J. lv. . g, S. Inch. S. Grove 38 French Club MISS PHOICIXE HERMAN ArII'f:mr Prusirlcuf , . ,. Rebecca Ks-mbcrlirxg Vim l'rvs1'zImrf . . ..Donuld Foltz S1'z'rc'If1r11 . , .. Esther Hauvk 7'ruus1zrnr . Carolinu Di-Long BOTTOM ROWfP. Koch. T. Beaver, C. DeLong. L. Shaffer, J. Hoffman SECOND ROW-I. Kratzer. G. Boyer, J. He-rrold, R. Maurer. R. Kcmbvrlinfz, E. Haurk. Miss Phul l' N Herman THIRD ROWfJr. Bicrly. W. Kratzvr, R. Troup. C. Bailey. C. Shaffer. D. Foltz. R. Huusv. M. Snyder Hand- craft Club .lirlrfsor I'resizIr'H! , ,. ,Jzxyv Mrlntosh Vivre I'rc'xirIfml , . Annu Snydvr Sc1're!111'1l ,. ,Vivian Ki-llui' 7'reusu1'cr ,. Jacky Gowor BOTTOM ROWfD. Anderson. G. Hvintzelman, S, Koller, J. Gowor SECOND ROW-M. Ludwig. B. Shaffer, J. Mclntnsh. P. Mull V. Kellcr. B. Dm-wart THIRD ROW-A. Snydor. E. Arbogast, H. Hollenbach. A. Wagner, Miss Hazen FOURTH ROW-A. Bmuse, L. Ulsh. E. Ruch 3.9 Junior Sports- man Advisors President ..,..., ..........,.... I' 'rank Heisei' Vice I'resider1t ........ .,,... R usscl Bailey Scrrctury ..,, ,..... ,... E u gone Wenridh Treusznver ..,.. .,... H arry Heisei' BOTTOM ROWfS. Lenig, R. Bailey. E. Wcnriuh, H. HC-iser, VJ. Moyer, C. Ferry, C. Kline. R. L0nni'gu.', W. Slear, A. Fisher, M. Young, J. Blasscr SECOND ROWfMi'. Cook, D. Musscr, F. Shaffer. R. Herman, W. Luck. M. Inch. R. Walter, R. Holla 1- bach, M. Walborn, R. Klingler. R. Ritter. H. Ste-iningmv, H. Hoover, MV. Soystei' THIRD ROWfR. Gcmberling F. He-ivvr. D. Fisher, R. Beaver, J. Finn. G. Maust. E. Hoover, H. Jeir'i1'f:.4. G. JL-nnings, W. VanBuskii'k. J. Staulfi-V, R. Thomas, E. Bodmcl' Modern Culture MR. MEASE A d'1ii:m'r Ihresirlfmt ...., ...... S hivley Iiincbaugh Vice President ..,.. ..Lo1'i'aine Spitler Sec'y-Treus. . ,..,... Alice Fisher BOTTOM ROWfA. Fisher, M. Thompson, P. Day, J. Ludwig SECOND ROW-fL. Walters, S. Williams, B. Day, J. Eckroat, D. Shriver THIRD ROW-T. Kc-rstettor, C. Furman, L. Spitler, P. Weeks, P. Buflington. S. Linobaugh 40 Science Club MR. WAGNER Arlrisor I'rzmi1ler1f ,... . .Glen Vanwinkle Vive Prvsirlenf ,. Pat He-thorinzton Ser-'y-Trans. John Smith BOTTOM ROW-P. Hetherington, J. Jacques, E. Redcay, N. Kaiser, M. Herman SECOND ROW-Mr. Wagner, F. Marks, J. Sechrist, M. Fisher, R. Shaffer, C. Frymuym-1' THIRD ROW-R. Garman, W. Berg, D. Ferry. G. VanWinkle, J. Smith BOTTOM ROW-A. Ge-mburling, C. Bailey, W. Aucker, T. Picton. I. McCi'cary, R. Hollcnbach, W. Daub er- man, R. Hauser SECOND ROW-P. Mlartin, S. Shaffer, W. Thomas, J. Krutzer, C. Brubaker. G. Mull, G. Bc-nfer, R. Her- rold, Mr. Pcrws-in THIRD ROWWW. Gaugle-r. G. Wendt, C. Klingler. R. Klinglcr. J. Aucker. W. Auvkcr, H. Flankers 41 Shop Club MR. I'i+1RWl'llN .'ilil'l'807' I'rmidenI .. ..,,. ,... . ., .George Mull Vivzf l'rasidenl Gi-in-go livnfor Ser y-Trffus. Ivan McCr1-ary ports Club MR. VALUNAS Advisor President .. ..,,. ,...... . Wilfred Duncan Vive President .. ...,,.. George Shaffer l Sec y-Treas. . ,..... ..,...... A lice Cooper BOTTOM ROW-C. Musselman, W. Duncan, R. liaubscher. R. Day. R. Gugliotc, G. Shaffer, A. Shaffer, E. Rowe, H. Fisher, W. Bingaman, S. Fisher SECOND ROW4B. Reigle, B. Schweikhart, I. Simcox. J. Geist, P. Schreiber, B. L. Slear, F. Heinlzc-lm:-m, A. Cooper, E. Klingler, V. Crebs, W. Holtzapple, L, Wise, N. Kessler, E. Gemhi-i'li'g. M. Schnch, E. Savidge THIRD ROWfJ. Bilger, M. Herman, G. Shaffer. L. Bogar. E. Bodmer. B. G0m'Jerlirz. C. Guuglvr. R. Kuster, R. Musser, J. Treas, L. Rowe. E. Herman, L. Williams. R. Quimby C. Dresslcr FOURTH ROW4-G. Leitzel, G. Gaugler, C. Minium. R. Kline. A. Snyder. J. Kcmberliml. D. Schuch, Mr. Valunas, D. Bilger, R. Wetzel, H. Shultz, G. Hepner. G. Hummel, O, Kantner, J. Ray 4 Travel Club MR, FRYMIRE A rl if iso 1' l'1'!?8fd0llf ,. , .. Jane Hersh Secretary ,. .. , .. Mary E. Napp BOTTOM ROW-B. Stagg, E. Reed, M. Spotts SECOND ROW!G. Groner. E. Maurer, M. DeDay, E. Sechrist, J. Heimbach, M. Musser, B. M. Slear THIRD ROW'-C. Wildt, M. Giauque, V. Musser, F. Kauffman, L. Kline, H. Newman. J. Hersh. M Frymire FOURTH ROW-B. Arbogast, E. Leitzel, J. Hare, W. Kline, G. McFall, S. Herrold, F. Oppel, M. Ewig 42 I' A C T U1I:'I'jl-ll-il-:QI-I ru L,Ag, , ., , VA 1 , rx, , x t .5 .fr K , w ,, . . ,, ,ba ni Q ES- :. . . f'Q:f?'. 4 ,A fx, f -, .. , wi' -' ' Xffpn , :i -mv' . f .fm 'elf - .51 .I 'Q 1,1 H . ' 3 p My Q X. Y -N . ,,, 1 kMLgEzMf4W.L1i'.iSmMrLfs-.aeazu-rgrffzq. ffnaf ' Q 5,1 + nes' :H- , . A' CYNOSURE' STAFF l l l i BOTTOM ROW-G. Benfer, G. Shaffer, A. Yorty. E. Rowe, M. Inch SECOND ROW-M. Beaver, O, Boyer. M. Evans, S. Gilbert, E Maurer, J. Hersh THIRD ROW-E. Rush, S, Linebaugh, E. Savidge, E. Emery. L Follmer. S. Fisher. A. Cooper, W. Holtzapple, I. Parker FOURTH ROW-f-D. Fisher, W. Hummel, C. Tyler, S. Herrold. G. Bilger, H. Hollenbach, K. Melntosh. G. Hepner. R. House: EDITORIAL DRAMATICS Eva Herman, Advisor Mary A. Phillips, Advisor Ann Yorty, Editor-in-Chief Wilma Holtzapple, Manager Sarah J. Herrold, Assistant Mae Evans, Assistant Elwood Rowe, Assistant Melvin Inch, Assistant Charles Tyler, Assistant Kenneth McIntosh, Assistant FEATURES ATHLETICS CLUBS Phoebe Herman, Advisor Tom Valunas, Advisor Harry I. Frymire,Ad1iisor Shirley Linebaugh, Manager George D. Hepner, Manager Louise Follmer, Manager Alice Cooper, Assistant Donald W. Fisher, Assistant Marian Beaver, Assistant Jane Hersh, Assistant Shirley J. Fisher, Assistant George Benfer, Assistant William Hummel, Assistant Esther Savidge, Assistant Orpha Boyer, Assistant Beth Ruch, Assistant Glenn Shaffer, Assistant Lee R. Herman, Assistant CALENDAR MUSIC Lois Henning, Advisor June Hoke, Advisor Elva Mau1'er, Manager Ethel Emery, Manager Mary Ellen Napp, Assistant Georgianna Bilger, Assistant Sarah Gilbert, Assistant Helen Hollenbach, Assistant Ray Houser, Assistant Irene Pa1'ker, Assistant 43 CYNOSURE STAFF BOTTOM ROW-I. Klingler, R. Heintzelman, A. Botteiger, C. Musselman, V. Crebs, M. Herman, G. Longacre SECOND ROW--I. Simcox. P. Kratzer, E. Knouse, F. Oppel, E. Arhogast, A. Brouse. E. Klingler, J. Ludwig, G. Longacre THIRD ROW-G. Shaffer, C. Minium, L. Bogar, D. Bilger, R. Knster, R. Thomas, G. Mull BUSINESS H. C. Hendricks, Advisor Catherine Musselman, Bus. Mgr. Anna Sue Brouse, Assistant Iris Jean Simcox, Assistant Robert Thomas, Assistant CIRCULATION Arlene Bedeaux, Advisor Annabelle Botteiger, Manager Edith Arbogast, Assistant Pauline Kratzer, Assistant Edith Knouse, Assistant Robert Kuster, Assistant George Mull, Assistant ADVERTISING Wallace Wagner, Advisor David J. Bilger, Manager Luke Bogar, Assistant Jeanne L. Ludwig, Assistant Carl Minium, Assistant Frances Oppel, Assistant George W. Shaffer, Assistant TYPING Eva Leiby, Advisor Violet Crebs, Manager Rachel Heintzelman, Assistant Mary Herman, Assistant Edith Klingler, Assistant Irene Klingler, Assistant Gloria Longacre, Assistant Goldie Longacre, Assistant MUSIC BOTTOM ROW-A. Bottiger. L. Follmer, E. Emery, J. Ludwig, Miss Hoke SECOND ROW-K. McIntosh, G. Hepner, D. Bilger, C. Gaugler. R, Kuster, C, Tyler, D. Fisher The Senior Class's musical activities consist of a trio, quartette, and a double mixed quartette. Each group has proved its knowledge of blending tones by showing their talents in several school programs, and are again this year competing in the Forensic Contests. May each mem- ber make this a happier World by carrying on his musical interest. GIRLS' TRIO BOYS' QUARTETTE Louise Follmer Robert Kuster Jeanne Ludwig Charles Tyler Ethel Emery Robert Laubscher Donald Fisher DOUBLE MIXED QUARTETTE Louise Follmer Annabelle Bottiger Jeanne Ludwig Ethel Emery Kenneth McIntosh Charles Gaugler George Hepner David Bilger 45 BAND Personnel ELROSE L. ALLISON, Conductor Vanguard DRUM MAJOR DRUM MAJORETTES David Bilger Dorothy Feehrer Nancy Bolig FLAG TWIRLERS Jane Clark Mildred Renner Marilyn Kretz TWIRLERS Marian Myers Jean Spotts COLOR GUARDS Patricia Koch Roselie Hower SOLO AND FIRST CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONE FIRST CORNETS Georgiana Bilger Dorothy Feehrer Richard Kretz Patricia Soyster Ned Long Richard LeMay J0hH.WiUY1eY TENOR SAXOPHONE SEC G101'1a Aufand Robert Troutman William 211129 CORNETS SECOND CLARINET Gene Van WHEORN Marvin Bfmawitz e E223 Halgffk, VVilliam Cook J h TRHSRD CORNETS 11' ey 1SSl1'1g'61' o n O Inson Gilbert Dewart ,. SNARE DRUMS Francis Bickhart S m I Jack Fiitz ally K1 atzei Robert Soper Clayton Leach T THIRD CLARINET CYMBALS D ld FRZMBONES Lorna LOSS Betty Nolder Lgxly Roliigffl Helen Lucas P Hu Bfiss DRUM William Luck M-'3FJ01'1e Yefgef Lay mme Thomas Smith Norwood Good BASS HORN Robel-t Shetterly Ronald Blazzer Ray Tyler BARITONE Janet Zechman Carson Hoover Ch I T I SOLO CORNETS al' es .Y ef BELLS Lucy Leohner Henry Klme Virginia Fritz Robert Varner TIMPANI Joan Siegfried William Hummel Jack Fritz 46 J UNICR CLASS PLAY ICOTTUM POW--f-F. Heintzelman. L. Follmer, W. Holtzapple. S. Line-bauyzh. S. Gilbert SECOND ROWfC. Tyler, A. Yorty. M. Herman. J. Ludwig, M. Evans, VV. Hummel THIRD ROW-K. Geist, G. Shaffer. R. Wendt. K. Mclntosh, D. Bilgor Don't Take My Penny The Junior Class of Selinsgrove High School presented the play Do1z'z' Take My Penny. This play, directed by Miss Mary Phillips and Mrs. Adele Lebow, proved to be a big hit. These lively characters were all bright as new pennies, from Sally to Penny, who was cute and movie mad. Sensationally successful, this comedy of youth, zest, and laughter is perhaps the most humorous in the amateur field. CAST Penny Pringle Joanna.. Mark . . . Greg . Kerry ,... Sally.. Norman Mavis Porter . Louise Follmer ...,.,.,.Ann Yorty .. George Shaffer Kenneth McIntosh David Bilger .. Jeanne Ludwig .. Richard VVendt .. Shirlie Wetzel 47 Mrs. P1'ingle ,. Mr. Pringle ,..... Gram Pringle . Monsieui Henri Models ,.,. . . Delivery Boy Substitute . .. W'ilma Holtzapple ,. . Charles Tyler ., .... May Evans Robert Laubscher Fern Heintzelman Shirley Linebaugh Mary Herman . YVilliam Hummel Kenneth Geist 1HenriJ SENIOR CLASS PLAY BOTTOM ROW-K. Geist, R. Laubscher, A. Yorty, M. Herman, G. Shaffer SECOND ROW-M. Evans. K. Mclntosh, E. Ruch, C. Tyler, L. Follmer, W. Holtzapple THIRD ROW-D. Fisher, F. Heintzelman, J. Hersh, C. Gaugler, J. Ludwig, D. Bilfier, A. Bottiger, E. Emery, W. Hummel China Boy For our Senior Class play, we chose a comedy, China Boy. We owe its success to the able direction of the Misses Eva and Phoebe Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Parker fCharles Tyler and Beth Ruchl portrayed the parents worried by the problems of their teen-age kiddies. Frivolous Selma 1Liz Follmerl played her temperamental scenes with gusto, while Bill fRocky Miniuml made a late entrance, paralyzing the actors on stage! The maid, Annie fWilma Holtzapplej won everybody with her easy-going ways. Bob Troutman fBill Hummelj was the bungling football hero, and Charlotte Mack fAnn Yortyj played the villainess in bobby-socks. Lulu Mae Robinson fBonnie Evansj delighted the hearts of the younger generation by the Way she pushed her older brother George fGeorge Shalferj around in the final act. Mark Willis fKen Mclntoshj fooled everyone by turning out to be an American in Chinese clothing. These and the cutting-up of the party guests: Ethel Emery, Mary Herman, Jane Hersh, Ferne Heintzelman, Jeanne Ludwig, George Hepner, David Bilger, Donald Fisher, Wilfred Boyer, Gene Leitzel, and Charles Gaugler, plus the expert radio announcing of Robert Laubscher, made our China Boy a complete success. 48 Hepner, Donald Fisher, Frank Hciser, ITKQ' -1 George Hummel H 'b Shultz. GL Q Robert Varner, Paul Nolder, Wolfe, an nBuskirk, Sherm 3 mV Willia seller. HHCII O Q1 E we. Manager 5 331 uw: Q W-Mana!! ilfred Duncan, E O3 H H O 32 Shaffer affvr. J. Trease, G. Leitzel. L. Rowe, C. Brown, A. Sh VV, Boyer, E. ROW-G. Shaffer, D. Day, L. liogar, ND C0 SE alshaw. M. Fisher, R. Gaprlione Ma ks, C. Dressler, R. Kuster, A. Fisher, R. W F . Musser. J. Finn. Cnach Valunas, P. Raker. R. ROW THIRD Snyder, G. McFall men, F. Shaffer, I nga Bailey, R. Predix, D. Foltz, W. Bi gnc-r. C. an. M. Young. H. Wa YTI Fore W-C . RO FOURTH Ulll' sser, G. Backer, R. Leohner, G. Dewart, J. Bolig. G. Gembvrling. G. Wilh Mu F sher. E. Hollenhach, R. own, M. Vanliunkirk. E. IS WiJ . RO FIFTH G. HEPNER D. FISHER End End COACH VALUNAS W. DUNCAN G. SHAFFER Trtrlrlc Center S.H.S. Opp. Lewistown ...... 12 19 Danville ............ ...... 1 3 0 Montoursville .... ..... 3 3 21 Muncy ............ ..... 2 5 0 Bloomsburg ................ ...... 1 3 14 South Williamsport .... 0 0 Northumberland ..... 0 6 G. LEITZEL R. KUSTER Guard Guard L. BOGAR A. SHAFFER G. SHAFFER W. BOYER Quarterback Hulfbrwk Halfback Fullbark 50 Varsity Basketball Squad BOTTOM ROW-G. Shaffer, D. Fisher, G. Hepner, D. Bilger, L. Bogar SECOND ROW-G. Leitzel, E. Rowe, A. Shaffer, Coach Tom Valunas The Seal cagers, captained by George Hepner, compiled a record of eight wins and 11 defeats. After getting off to a poor start, they steadily improved and wound up in third place in the Susquehanna League. FIRST HALF S.H.S. Lewistown ,.... ..,.,.,. 3 4 17 Mifflinburg ..., 26 29 Alumni ....,., .. .2328 32 Milton . ..,.,....,. ,. ..... 41 14 Trevorton ..,. . ....,.,.... ...,.... 3 6 27 Northumberland ...,... ........ 2 7 25 Danville , ...,... ...... A .20 43 Sunbury ,,...,.. ......... 3 3 23 Bloomsburg' .. ....,... 35 34 Lewisburg ...,... .39 17 SECOND HALF Lewistown ..... Milton ........,....,., Trevorton .........,,. .,...,. Northumberland Danville ..,...,........, .,.,...., Miillinburg ...... Sunbury ,..,..... Bloomsburg ....... .,.,... Lewisburg' ...,. S.H.S. 25 27 31 33 50 50 29 19 40 J .V.and Snyder Co. League Teams BOTTOM ROW-C. Minium, G. Gaugler, E. Herman, E. Reed. D. Ferry, R. Kline, A. Snyder, H. Fisher, R. Walters SECOND ROW-G. VanWinkle, Manager: J. Smith, G. Hummel, R. Walshaw, C. Bailey, H. Shult J. Treas, O. Kantne Coach Thomas Valunas THIRD ROW-M, Fisher, D. Foltz, L. Wagner, R Day, C. D l ' R. Shaffer, M. Herman J. V. First Half J. V. Second Half S.H.S. S.H.S. Lewistown ..... ....... 4 0 13 Lewistown ...... ......... 1 9 18 Mifilinburg ..... ....... 2 1 20 Milton ................. ......... 3 5 13 Milton ................ ....... 2 3 14 Trevorton .................. ......... 8 18 Trevorton ............. ....... 1 6 20 Northumberland ...... ......... 2 1 27 Northumberland ..... ....... 2 9 21 Danville ................ ......... 1 9 32 Danville ............... ....... 2 1 15 Mifliinburg ...... ......... 1 9 17 Sunbury ............ ....... 3 5 23 Sunbury .......... ......... 3 9 21 Bloomsburg ...... ....... 1 6 14 Bloomsburg ....... ......... 3 4 18 Lewisburg ..... ....... 3 2 10 Lewisburg ...... ......... 1 9 16 SNYDER COUNTY LEAGUE S.H.S. Opp. S.H.S. Opp. Jan. Feb. 4-McClure ..... ......... 2 0 6-Freeburg ...................... 17 31 9-Freeburg ...... ............ 1 6 14-Beaver Vocational ...... 20 23 21-Middleburg .................... 18 20-Middleburg .................. 23 46 23-Beaver Vocational ...... 20 31-McClure ........................ 23 GIRLS' BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW-V. Keller, L. Follmer, E. Savidge, S. Fisher, A. Yorty SECOND ROWM-P. Day, P. Mull, W. Holtzapple, Miss Hazen S.H.S. Opp. January 4-McClure ...... ....... 3 8 10 9-Freeburg ....... ....... 4 4 8 31-McClure ...... ....... 2 3 30 February 6-Freeburg ....... ....... 3 4 17 20-Middleburg ....... ....... 5 1 24 INTRAMURALS An intramural program, under the direction of Robert Shadle, was started in our school this year. This program, established mainly for boys and girls not members of varsity teams, provided participation in physical activities for a large number of students. By next year, Mr. Shadle ex- pects to have under way a full program of soccer, touch-football, badmin- ton, softball, tennis, basketball, track, and volleyball. 53 i BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW-A. ShaH'er, S. Hummel, E. Rishell, R. Wilhour, G. Shaffer, E. Rowe SECOND ROWfO. Nolder, J. Reitz. Coach Valunas, K. Mease, G. Hepner S.H.S. Opp. S.H.S. Opp Beaver Vocational .... ....... 3 0 Milton ...................... .... 5 7 Northumberland ..... ....... 1 1 4 Northumberland .... .... 7 9 Lewisburg ................ ....... 6 8 Lewisburg ........... .... 7 20 Beaver Vocational ...... ....... 4 6 Sunbury ...... .... 5 6 Sunbury ................... ....... 3 6 Mifiiinburg ..... .... 8 2 Mifflinburg ...... ....... 6 12 Milton ....... ......... .... 3 7 CHEERLEADERS fllvft to Riyzhtl4A. Fishor, J. Geist. J. Bilger, L. Follmer, M. VVild1.. E. H ll txhach FEATURES HALL OF FAME Best Athlete .......... Best Dancer ........ Laziest Fellow ........... Best Build .................. Female Brain Storm ......... Male Brain Storm ..... Best Artist ............ Teacher's Pet ......... Longest Hair ........ Silliest ................. Laziest Girl ........ Saddest ............... Best Pianist ....... Daintiest ............. Bossiest .................. Most Conceited ......... Corniest Joker ....... Tightest ........................ Best Shop Worker ......... Grouchiest .................... Worst Spendthrift ......... Biggest Eater .............. Most Bashful ........... Most Pessimistic ......... Best Typist ............... Worst Female Wolf ....... Worst Male Wolf ........ Best Driver ........... Most Talkative ........ Luckiest .............. Man Hater .......... VVoman Hater ....... Girl Crazy .......... Boy Crazy ....... Book Lover ........ Shiest Fellow ........ Most in Love ............ Most Courageous ...... Most Polite ............ Best Mechanic ....... ........George Hepner .......Ken McIntosh .........Donald Schuck ..........Bud Duncan .........Ann Yorty .......Charles Tyler Geist Katherine Musselman ............Mary Herman ......Helen Hollenbach ............Arlene Hoover .........Frances Oppel ...........Jean Ludwig ........George Jennings .........Shirley Fisher .........Charles Gaugler ......Shirley Linebaugh ...............Alice Cooper ...............Bill Hummel .......John Kemberling ............Ben Herman .............Wimpy Boyer .....Ge0rgianna Bilger ............Edith Klingler .........Violet Crebs ........Louise Follmer ........George Shafer .......Edith Knouse ........May Evans ..............The Seniors .......Pauline Kratzer .........Bob Thomas .......Donald Ferry ................Beth Ruch .......Anna Sue Brouse Herman ......Wilma Holtzapple .............Richard Kline ......Bruce Gemberling .............Albert Rowe BARGAIN CCUNTER Label Edith Arbogast ........ Harold Beaver .......... David Bilger ............. Eugene Bodmer ........... ........ Annabelle Bottiger ......... ........ Orpha Boyer ................ ........ Elly Rowe ................. Sarah Gilbert ............ Ann Yorty ....................... ........ Shirley Linebaugh ..... May Evans. ........... Ferne Heintzelmanu... Carl Minium .............. ..Athletic ability ............. . Sarah Jane Herrold ........ ........ Esther Savidge ............ ...... Alice Cooper ................ ....... Beth Ruch ................. Wimpy Boyer ........ Allan Shaffer ......... Ethel Emery .......... Jane Hersh ............ Elva Maurer ................ ........ Kitty Musselman ......... ........ Ken McIntosh ........... Bud Duncan ....... Ken Geist ........... Shirley Fisher ....... Iris Simcox ........ Ben Herman .......... Donald Fisher ....... Hermie Fisher .......... Ginny Wendt ......... Bob Kuster ................ Smoky Laubscher ........ ........ Gene Leitzel .............. Luke Bogar ........ Jim Beaver ............ George Shaffer ......... Mary Ellen Napp ...... Bill Hummel ............. un...- uu.. .--...M Product Quietness ....................... Rolls-Royce ......... One love ........... Promptness ......... Curly locks .......... False tooth ............. Height ........................ Natural blondness ........ Intelligence ................ Telescope ................ Figure ........... ....... Flightiness ..................... Charles Atlas Course Men ......................... Animal love ............... Unusual nickname........ .Bowed legs .............. Speed ....................... Singing ability ....... Sailor ................... Diamond .......... Cattiness .......... Technique ............ Himself ...................... Drawing ability ......... Soda-perking .......... Waisthne ............. Money .................. Cynosure pose ...... .. Women ................ Swing ...................... Sinatra voice .......... Witicisms ............ Golf ability ............. Cabin in the sky ........ ........Mustache................ Fickleness ........... Dutch ......... Horn ............. Consumer Joan Bilger Patty Weeks Russell Bailey Ivan McCreary Shirley Sheetz Alice Fisher Herb Schultz Pat Buffington John Finn Margie Thompson Audrey Bickle Nancy Kessler Ray Tyler Peg Day Marjorie Hersh Any wolf Ding Wagner Nickie Walshaw Carl Dressler Betty Day Any lucky Junior Gladys Shaffer Vivian Keller Doc Wagenseller Pat Koch Eleanor Kantz Pinkie Geist Sylvia Scholl Bob Gaglione Paul Kinney Bob Varner Mildred Renner Francis Shaffer Glenn Van Winkle John Smith Any angel William Kline Jack Treas May Ewig Dick LeMay Irene Parker ......... Fur coat ........ Becky Kemberling Clerks Linebaugh Cooper Ruch Hersh PROPRIETORS: Senior Class '46 Hummel 56' REMEMBER When Wally nearly asphyxiated Tyler with chlorine gas? fWas it inten- P tional, Mr. Wagner?J The Chassis Boom Club, consisting of five chewing chewing-gum morons? When Susie and Bruce held hands in study period? The olive jar episode, vocational girls? The cars and trucks fmeat and fruitj in the high school parking area on Saturday nights? Le Mort de Joli-Coeur in Sans Familie, French students? When Orpha disrupted the ancient history class? CRomans worked in de- fense factories in 100 B. CJ Jim Tiner? Huba, Huba! When Beth's, Ed's, and Gene's leopard spots turned to measles? The variety of teachers in Problems of Democracy? Senior class play rehearsals? Our happy-go-lucky Sophomore and Junior days-before the new admin- istration? Ann's horrible red glasses? The chewing-gum shortage? Who doesn't? The wild rush out of Latin class each noon? History classes with Mrs. Lebow? When Crebs had a party? Oh, those eats! When Annabelle hated George? But now--! When the vocational fellows nearly blew up the shop? When Tyler, Linebaugh, Yorty, and Herman were so eager to get to chemistry class that they left at the first bell? QWere their faces red !J Soapy's basketball ability? Frank Sinatra Sechler? The F. M. I.? 57 CLASSIFIED ADS Rates ........... --- Cheap WANTED LOST FOR SALE WANTED-Someone to re- LOST-Good used Chrysler, FOR SALE-J ane Hersh's mind Louise Flollmer that two toned with radio and sailor. she is going steady. Armstrong heater. License FOR SALE-Q-Eu R , WANTED1.EleCtrician to fix 8-R-687. Driver included. If jokes. y Owe S damage Caused by Hepnerfg found contact Wilma Holtz- FOR SALE G M H, electric personality plus Wal- apple- 1946 Sedaf Gorge u S ly's light socket. WANTED-N e W tires f o r Richard Wetzel's taxi. WANTED-A diamondg con- tact Robert Maust. WANTED-Eyelash curlerg notify George Gaugler. WANTED-Meng sell to Mar- ian Beaver and Irene Kling- ler. WANTED-N e W song f o r Elmer. Signed, Elmer Reed. WANTED-Movie contract for Alfred Snyder. WANTED--New joke book for Heber. WANTED-Makeup for Ra- chel Heintzelman. WANTED-Beautiful girl for Ralph Musser. WANTED-Vitamins for Ray Houser. WANTED-A joke for Paul- ine Kratzer. WANTED-New blonde tou- pee for Robert Gemberling. WANTED--A long rest for the Editorial staff of the 1946 Cynosure. WANTED--A steady boy friend for Linebaugh. FOUND FOUND-McIntosh's car in front of a fire plug on Jan- uary 25th. FOUND-The right man Cat lastb by Jeanne Ludwig. FOUND--Kuster Cwith a hole in his pocket! gazing at diamonds for his girl, Ginny. LOST-Gloria Longacre's height. Reward offered for its return. LOST-Stoddard Lenig's hon- or. LOST-Susie Gilbert's soli- tude. LOST-Bottle of shellac to keep hair in place. Please return to Ida Mae Markle. LOST--Several Seniors to Uncle Sam. LOST-Many former ambi- tions after results of Voca- tional Interest test. I FOR RENT FOR RENT-George Shaf- fer's class ring. By the hour, day, or month. FOR RENT--Parking space on Mile Hill fand on Blue Hill.J FOR RENT-Linebaugh's la- test joke- You tell 'em egghead, the yolk's on you. FOR RENT-Latin b o to k s Cfor Sophomores o nl yl , compl-ete w i t h translations and important notes. Rates .-cheap. FOR RENT-Seats in all class rooms. Inquire from any member of the Senior Class. FOR SALE -- Ty1er's braing some poor junior will need it next year. It is not very expensive. NOTICE NOTICE-Particularly senior girls' legs. NOTICE-No s w i m m in g without bathing suits. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED-To comb David Bilger's hair. HELP WANTlED-App1ica- tions taken now for detec- tives in great man hunt for Ann Yorty. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT-A nice, cozy insane asylum for Mc- Intosh and Bilger. WANTED TO RENT-Tooth- picks to keep Harold Flan- ders' eyes open in P. O. D. REWARD GIVEN LOANS LOANS-20th Century Book- keeping work book, all en- tries completed. Contact Carl Minium. Act now! REWARD--S35 for returning my nylons. Martha Straw- ser. REWARD-310 for informa- tion concerning Bogar's measles. A 58 Tears and Cheers of 1945-46 SEPTEMBER 1-Freshmen get acquainted and learn their schedules on Orientation Day. 4- 1 4- The fateful day-school opens. Mr. Bolig serves as acting supervising principal. What a lot of tans and sun-bleached hair! Huba, huba, I see whatcha mean, the newest phrase Hitting around the halls. Yea team! But despite enthusiasm, Seals lose to Lewisburg, 12 to 19. 20-Newest addition to school-one comfortable C'?J bench outside the oflice door. 22- 5.. Yippee-Seals take one from Danville, 13 to 0. OCTOBER Three cheers for the team! This time Montoursville succumbs to our might, 33-21. 11-Everybody looks sad. Why? Report cards for the First time Cas if you didn't knowb. 26-What happened to the pigeons? Young's Magic Show astonishes all and defies Wallyls explanations. NOVEMBER 1-Bang, bang! Run, run, little bunny, run, run. Did anyone get the limit? 2-Boys get vacation, also lecture. 3-10 Seniors play their last football game for S. H. S. 4-Cafeteria opens. Students delighted to unload their own trays Cit sez here.J 8-9 -Turn back the clock! It's summer again! Or at least for the two days of Teachers' Institute. How do YOU like it, dear teachers? 26-Oh, woe is us! Another marking period. 29-What a turkey, what a turkey! Girls resolve to drop diets permanently. DECEMBER 8-Attendance lowered by Hu and grippe. A private tutor for every student CUgh.J 11-Photographer snaps exquisitely groomed seniors. Huba, huba! 14-Can you speak Chinese? Neither can we, 'but just the same our China Boy was a smash hit. Real chicken in those sandwiches, too. 21-Jingle bells, jingle bells-throughout a white Christmas holiday. Mistletoe and Christmas spirit join in making a Merry Christmas. JANUARY 2-Oh dear, school reopens. Ambitious seniors carry sheets of New Year Resolu- tions. Hey, look what Santa Claus brought me! 3-Ambitious seniors by now discard those sheets of paper. Mrs. Bedeaux leaves for Florida, and she didnlt ask us to go with her! 4-Miss Henning spends much time talking to a substitute teacher! 17- 18- 25- 28- Robert Maust, George Benfer, and Wilfred Boyer Hnd themselves gently dis- lodged from school. Reinstated Cchastened?J later. Semester ends. Goody-only 18 more weeks to go. Carl Botdorf leaves. Eight service men return to dear old S. H. S. Swirling skirts, soft lights, gallant gentlemen at Junior-Senior Prom. Red Brown and May Evans get lost. Mr. Bolig convinces couples that they are supposed to dance to music. Bartender serves nothing but soft drinks. Hard to talk with a mouthful of pretzels. Isn't it, Tyler and Herman? 5.9 Tears and Cheers of 1945-46 C Continued 1 FEBRUARY -Boys scrub halls and lockers. Did a swell job, too. -Put away those tennis rackets. The groundhog predicts six more weeks of cold weather. -Elva Maurer expects another ring ffrom Billj. -Ed Herman and Gene Leitzel throw dollar bills from the window. Throw some our way, boys. -Does anyone have a mirror? Group pictures for the Cynosure. -Telephone strike threatened. Louise frantic for fear Abie will try to call her. -Happy birthday, Abraham. Occasion celebrated by grand speech given by Pro- fessor Gilbert, of Susquehanna University. -We cannot tell a lie. This is Washington's birthday Chappy birthdayh, and we have a long session. MARCH March came in like a lamb, but brought the old trouble-fourth marking period. -Measles! Many sport those red spots. Tryouts for speaking forensics. Hepner, Follmer, Beaver, Tyler, and Yorty to represent S. H. S. -Creative Writing Club enters stories and poems in annual Scholastic Writing Contest. Let's keep our fingers crossed for them. -Charles Swier, pianist, delights audience with his magnificent playing. Students marvel at the Ritual Fire Dance, Chopin, and Rhapsody in Blue. And what's more-he sings, too. Selections from Oklahoma and Porgy and Bess prove it. -Lights out, curtain-for Junior class play Lights Out. -Selinsgrove brings home the bacon in County Forensics. Double mixed quartet, girls' trio, brass and woodwind ensemble, Troutman and his saxophone, Jack Fritz and his drum, Virginia Fritz and her Xylophone win the Music Forensics. George Hepner in poetry, Charles Tyler in group discussion, James Beaver in original oration, Ann Yorty in extempore speaking, and Elizabeth Redcay in Shakespearean reading take the speaking events. APRIL -Hey, look-your shoe's open-April fool! -Seniors' last worries-iifth marking period. -Look-the Easter bunny is hopping up the hill to S. H. S. Girls display new bonnets. MAY -Hark! The sound of sweet chords re-echoes over our roads. Comes from the Band Concert. -We're sorry we must go Cthat's a joke, sonb Senior Farewell Assembly. -Sophomores entertain with a spring dance. -Baccalaureate Service. -Happy days are here again. School ends. 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Success to the Graduating Class COMPLIMENTS from OF The FIRST NATIONAL BANK KAY'S of BEAUTY SHOP SELINSGROVE Selinsgrove, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OLDSMOBILE or SALES and SERVICE LE Harry Arbogast, Prop. GULF SERVICE STATION Market and Sassafras Streets Selinsgrove, Pa. Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone 151-Z Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments COMPLIMENTS of ' OF SNYDER'S MARKET Groceries - Cold Meats BOGAR LUMBER CO. ' Selinsgrove, Pa. Fruits and Vegetables 218 N. Orange Street Selinsgrove, Pa. Join Our Merchandise Club . . . Now Forming MARX BROS. Sunbury, Pa. Compliments of WALKER'S DRUG STORE Sunbury, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE G. SWANK Market Square Sunbury, Pa. F urniture of Quality . . . W. C. DUNKELBERGER 218 Chestnut Street Sunfbury, Pa. Compliments of LOSE SALES CO. Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of WILLIAMS STORE For the Newest COATS - SUITS - DRESSES Next to Strand Theatre Sunbury, Pa. Smart Feminine Apparel ROSENBLUM'S 312 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. RAY L. SWAN K ESTATE Men's Haberdasher 448 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. Compliments of KEITHAN,S BAKERY Sunbury, Pa. BAUM'S SPORTING GOODS Market Square Sunbury, Pa. LEE R. SNAVELY Shoes and Clothing For The Family Compliments of THE AMERICAN STORE Phone 168-X Selinsgrove, Pa.. Selinsgroye' Pa' Compliments Compliments of of F. A. BRILL COMPANY . . MAMIE 8z IRVIN Floor Coverings - Awnings Shades - Draperies DUNCAN Phone 2180 FRUIT MARKET 419 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. Selinsgrove R. D. 1, Pa. Compliments Compliments of of CENTRAL BUILDERS BECK AN? BECK 3.11 SUPPLY COMPANY Concrete Products Island Park, Pa. CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Cash and Carry Stores Selinsgrove, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1946 MARKLEY-ALTVATER Men's and Boys' Clothing 343 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. KAUFMAN BROS. The Store of Good Taste In Men's Wear Sunbury, Pa. FEHR'S STYLE SHOP Always First with The Newest! Sunbury, Pa. MILLER BROS. SHOE STORE Entire Family Footwear Sunbury, Pa. VICTORIA STUDIOS Specializing in Wedding Photographs Oil-Colored Portraits Market Street Phone 1807 Sunbury, Pa. Compliments of NATIONAL MARKET CO. Meat Specialists 454 Market Street Phone 1131 Sunbury, Pa. BENJAMIN T. MOYER Furniture of Distinction North Fifth Street Sunbury, Pa. Unique Gifts . . . Christ-Honoring Books Bibles - Testaments christian Fiction ' THE BIBLE DEPOT 446 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. J. General Insurance and Notary Public B. BULICK AND SON Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of PONTIUS MEATS Selinsgrove, Pa. A Safe Place To Buy Diamonds and Watches High School Jewelry W. M. VALSING Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of REA Kz DERICK, Inc. Harold V. Glass, Mgr. Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of FRED S. REIOHLEY CANDY STORE Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of WM. J. COTT, Druggist REXALL STORE Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments LEARN'S of Fine Food and Stationery THE GREETING CARDS SELINSGROVE Selinsgrove, Pa. WATER SUPPLY CO. Selinsgrove, Pa. . ,., Compliments of GEORGE B. RINE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Telephones: Store 145-Y Residence 32-Y Selinsgrove, Pa. HOTEL GOVERNOR SNYDER Walter E. Pinand, Prop. Sarah Corn Forch, Mgr. Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of Compliments ARCADE of POCKET BILLIARDS Roy Spotts, Prop. Selinsgrove, Pa. DR. G. M. BOGAR Selinsgrove, Pa. A Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of JOSEPH L. MEN TZ DR. JOHN E. HUGUS THE I Stationer Selinsgrove, Pa. 266 Market St. Sunbury, Pa. Sunbury, Pa. Compliments Compliments WhenofYg3rShink of Think of of MARK'S ABERDEEN PHILLIPS F R A N l S EXCLUSIVE FUR SHOP TXA R. L. Shroyer Ins. Agency Market Street Phone 2694-J Selinsgrove, Pa. 328 Market Street Sunbury, Pa. Sunbury, Pa. NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. The Old Reliable Compliments of PERCY MILLER AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Safe - Sound - Progressive Office 5 N. Market Street . Phone 256-R-2 ARTHUR C' 3R0WN Residence 8 N. High Street Representative Phone 256-R-3 Phone 92-Y Selinsgrove, Pa. Selinsgrove, Pa. RAMBO, KEEN, CLOSE, AND KERNER, Inc. C. L. SHEETZ Close and Kerner, Inc. Investment Securities FANCY GROCERIES Represented by Isle of Que M. L. BEAMENDERFER Selinsgrove, Pa. Phone 103-W Selinsgrove, Pa. I Life Fire Compliments KREIGHBAUM of INSURANCE AGENCY Middleburg, Pa. Telephone 41-W DR. HOWARD F. STRAUB Selinsgrove, Pa. Automobile Accident Compliments Compliments of of HOTEL MIDDLEBURG Home Cooking Fresh Chicken Dinner and Country Ham Quality and Meats Sea Food Friday and Saturday Smoked Chas. L. Stiner, Prop. Middleburg, Pa. Middleburg, Pa. SELINSGROVE DAIRY REEDY'S Pasteurized Milk and Cream Ice Cream - Dairy Store Products ' Radios, Records SL Appliances Phone 94-Z Phone 206-X East Walnut Street Selinsgrove, Pa. Selinsgrove, Pa. HERROLD'S RESTAURANT and GAS STATION Phone Selinsgrove 9051-R-12 Selinsgrove, Pa. JACOB'S APPLIANCE STORE EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL FIXTURES -- REPAIRING Selinsgrove, Pa. WENTZEL'S Pay Us a Visit At Our New Location! See Something New! Phone 108-Y Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of SNYDER COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Selinsgrove, Pa, Compliments of WALBORN'S RESTAURANT Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of COUNTY SALES AND SERVICE Phone 243-W Selinsgrove, Pa. CHARLES F. TROXELL HARDWARE Building Materials, Tools, Paint Selinsgrove, Pa. Tools For Your Own Work Shop- Give Every Boy a Chance! SELINSGROVE HARDWARE COMPANY Selinsgrove, Pa. CHARLES W. KELLER Old Fashioned Root Beer and Crystal Pure Ice Selinsgrove, Pa. SUSQUEHANNA CONFECTIONS WHOLESALE CANDIES Rear 123 West Walnut Street Selinsgrove, Pa. LLOYD'S MOTOR CO. General Repairing 970 S. Front Street. Phone 63-Y Sunbury, Pa. SCHNURE'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER General Repairs Lubrication, Motor Analyzing, Welding Washing, Tires and Accessories 301 N. Market Street Selinsgrove, Pa. T. H. SPEIGELMIRE and SON Compliments 0 Mfg. Chemists FREMONT Specializing in Dog Feed and Remedies for Stock and Poultry 7 West Pine Street Selinsgrove, Pa. MANUFACTURING CO. - Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa. Max Spitler, Supt. Feed RHOAD'S MILL Telephone 39-R-3 Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of THE PENRITH SHOP 29 S. Market Street Coal Flour Fertilizer Selinsgfove, Pa- C0mDliments Compliments of of LAIRD S. GEMBERLING J- W- SMITH Selinsgrove, Pa. Selinsgrove, Pa. C0H1P1iII1eI1tS Compliments Of of REUBEN SHAFFER TRAILCO SNYDER COUNTY CORONER Barber Shop, Prop. MFG. AND SALES CO. Hummells Wharf, Pa. Compliments of THE BON TON Sunbury, Pa. M. R. CREBS Maker of KITCH'N COOK'D Potato Chips Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments ...Of-. O' ' A ' 'I ER C,Jl.URC,Jl. CAUGL Port Trevorton Pennsylvania Commissioner of Snyder County Compliments Compliments of of NATIONAL RESTAURANT Selinsgrove, Pa. SHELL DINER CWe Cater To Truck Driversl Sunbury-Selinsgrove Highway Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 46 THE MELROSE RESTAURANT Ed and Joe stutz, Props. seunsgrove, Pa. COLONIAL TEA ROOM Dinners Lunches Phone 48-W Selinsgrove, Pa. THE DUTCH PANTRY Dinners Served Daily 11:30 a. m. to 12:00 Midnight We Enjoy Catering to Parties and Specialties Phone Selinsgrove 67-R-11 Sunbury-Selinsgrove Highway SUSQUEHANNA DINER Esso Gas Station GOOD HOME COOKING It Always Pleases Route 11, Shamokin Dam, Pa. 74 Compliments of Sunbury Milk Company Sunbury Pennsylvania KEPLERS CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 326 N. Market Street Telephone 131 GENUINE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES AMOCO GAS AND OIL SERVICE AND TOWING - BODY AND FENDER WORK Compliments Compliments of of FARMERS HOTEL A FRIEND Selinsgrove, Pa. With Best Wishes . . . Compliments of H. S. STAFFORD I LEON M. MESSNER Office Equipment Service H 1' Wh f, P Phone Sunbury 909-M umme S ar a 75 Compliments of VVood-lVIetc1l Industries Kreamer Pennsylvania For Beauty-Wear-and Easy Care Inlaid Linoleum BURNS FURNITURE STORE Laid by Experts Compliments of K. GEMBERLING S. Selinsgrove, Pa. Compliments of DR. R. A. HEINBACH Selinsgrove, Pa. SNYDER'S RADIO SERVICE SALES RADIO SERVICE ACCESSORIES 300 N. Market Street Selinsgrove, Pa. 76 Jorret Sn Seonrist Sunooo Service Wilmer A. Jarret J. Robert Sechrist GAS -- OIL -- ACCESSORIES -- BATTERIES -- ETC. LUBRICATING AND WASHING Selinsgrove ..... Pennsylvania Montgomery Funerol Horne Selinsgrove . . Pennsylvania BENNER IVICDTCR CCD. Sales FORD Service Selinsgrove A ..... Mifflinburg Compliments of Sunbury I-Iordvvore Co. CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES -- CHINA -- GLASSWARE TOOLS -- PAINTS -- GLASS -- HOME FURNISHING GOODS Sunbury ...... Pennsylvania 77 Compliments of Big-Boys Auto Ports Co. Sunbury ..... Mount Carmel Pennsylvania C of Weis Pure Food Stores C of The Nite-Krott Corporotion Sunbury ...... Pennsylvania Arnerioon Legion Victory Post No. 25 Selinsgrove V O S Sl-IENK Si TITTLE EVERYTHING FOR SPORTS 313 Market Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 Dciuntless I-look ESL ladder CQ Selinsgrove ..... Pennsylvania Compliments of J. G. CTT, PACKAGINGS PAPER BOXES, FOLDING CARTONS ADVERTISING DISPLAYS Selinsgrove . . . . . Pennsylvania BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '46 SELINSGRCDVE MOOSE 7.9 BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1946 From B. K. W. COACH LINE Taxi Service in Sunbury and Vicinity Telephone: Sunbury 600 Local Transportation Between Sunbury and Selinsgrove Main Office: Hummel's Wharf i Telephone 67-R-2 Compliments of Mount Pleasant Mills . . . Pennsylvania 80 Follow the News of Folks You Know Sunhurg Bailg firm G tgt f46 From th DCDNALD l-l. ROSS Photographer for The Cynosure SUSQUEHANNA U N I V E R S I T Y Selinsgrove, Penna. Co-Educational Accredited For More Than Eighty Years In The Service of Christian Higher Education LIBERAL ARTS BUSINESS CURRICULA: COMMERCIAL EDUCATION MUSIC Year Round Education Students Admitted September, June, January May Graduate In Three Years By Attending Three Terms Each Year For Catalog Write G. Morris Smith, A. M., D.D., L.L.D., President Russell Galt, Ph. D., Dean 82 The EM