Thaddeus Stevens Junior High School - Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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E IG HTH G RAD E Room 6-Miss Losch ROW 1: T. Adams, R. Confer, T. Irwin, E. Beach, F. Sabo. ROW 2: D. Manning, F. Pepperman K. Archer, L. Ciccarelli, C. Gramley, L. Levering. ROW 3: R. Deitrick, J. Baltzer, C. Erb, E. Border, R. Wensel, M. Fritz. ROW 4: F. Mcstay, K. McGarr, M. Dounell, W. Titus, L. Bastian, H. Bower, L. Fullmer, J. Jansen. Room, I4-Mrs. Adelson ROW 1: A. Smith, P. Shebest, V. Sahm, J. Day, K. Smith. ROW 2: D. Gross, D. Chew, L. McCarty, J. Breining, K. Hamm, M. Mitchell, S. Bock. ROW 3: M. Auker, L. Lehotsky, D. Welliver, N. Wollet, A. Betzel, C. Catherman, L. Campana, L. Fry. ROW 4: I. Engler, S. Pantano, I. Cunningham, L. Lunger, P. Fuller, G. Nelson, P. Schutz, C. MacGill, S. Hitsher, I. Wade. NOT SHOWN: E. Reifsnyder, D. Fox, M. Harvey.

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s -f Qi 1 1 1.35 . - -L ku X +Q..',, vga, K r 's f .. . t af, - 7-'Q - L . , T' , y' 3' 5' + . gi. . . . 5:11 f . , , V 0 0 ., ,e '33 If Q i . ,R K r 'H X Gigi .Q I' X i , . A Q' ld ' J' is 1 ' ' Will .- gin., .tl-j ,, , A. , I, -H' -7, 553.5 E Q A , + f' ' gf' 'H' f vi' , ra. '1 -I - A . ..z-. 1 . ' 1 4 .1 , . s t 1' Agp. 13' ,X . f , 'k uf r '1 ' s if r if 1 K I 5 Nanette Weigle Clay Whaley Richard Whaley Thomas Williams Joann Wolf Barbara Zeigler STEVENS RECALL . . . This year our school, Stevens Junior High, is having its fortieth birthday. That might seem like a long, long time to some people, and they might think that after so many years, a building would begin to show its age--- but not Stevens. Situated on the northern hill of our city, the school overlooks the central part of Williamsport. It is surrounded by stately elm trees, graceful evergreens, and beautiful green lawns. On either side of the main entrance there are Japanese cherry blossom trees, and both students and teachers alike look forward to April, cherry blossom time at Stevens. The school, built of dark red brick and trimmed in Indiana limestone, was constructed in the elegant style of Collegiate Gothic architecture. This particular type of architecture, popular during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, was so well liked that it was used by famous universities, such as Yale, Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge. In addition to having educated about 8400 students, Stevens has contributed many services to our city, for example, during the floods of '36 and '46, Acting as a refuge center, the school housed between 900 and 1000 people for almost a week during the crises. Meals were served in the cafeteria, babies' formulas were prepared in the home economics department, and the guidance room was the doctor's headquarters. The gym and halls were used as dormitories. Stevens has also served the city in other ways. It is a fall-out shelter in time of danger, it provides a play- ground in the summer, and it's a distribution center for polio vaccines. In addition, the gymnasium is used almost every night of the week by different teams from throughout the city. We Stevens students are proud of our school's history. Its many athletic records, musical and artistic achieve- ments, Christmas programs, and scholastic honors are known by everyone. Good luck, Stevens! All we Hilltoppers, past and present, wish you well. Many many more happy birthdays! Roberta M. Schultz 1 6

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Room I 5-Mrs. Magee ROW l: C. Lohman, J. Winder, E. Gottschall, P. Kaufman, R. Hess, D. Spong, K. Snook. ROW 2: S. Horner, J. Callahan, M. Campana, S. Michaels, C. Gibbson, D. Fox, G. Kelchner. ROW 3: D Chew, S. Calkins, C. Smith, J. Foar, M. McCloskey, M. Gilbody, D. Vanderhoof, K. Sebring. ROW 4: D. Anderson, S. McCloskey. I. Confer, J. Brown, S. Williamson, S. Shively, D. Arm- strong, R. Marseco. Room I7-Mr. C. Miller ROW 1: F. Cioffi, L. Evans, D. Edwards, G. Crawford, L. Hulsizer, T. Borowski, P. Kibler. ROW 2: J. Andrews, D. Harris, D. Smedley, G. Povish, D. Gilbert, S. Snoff, S. Iones, P. Eisner. ROW 3: K. Jenkins, J. Davidson, M. Hughes, L. Campbell, G. Shaffer, W. Hudgens, B. Fairfax, D. Kuhns. ROW 4: C. Matlack, P. Hutner, J. Calta, A. Crosley, G. Leta, G. McEwen, D. Gibson, M. Randolph, M. Erb. ia