Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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Determmed to lmmortalnze our memorable h1gh school days and foster a higher regard for progress we of the 1963 Tussey Moun events and personalxtles that hue played an 1mportant role m preparmg us for the Cntr zenshlp of Tomorrow , . tain class present in modern artistic form the ILLLG rw I965

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Yearbook Staff The Atlxertisirng .incl S.rles Strrfrs of the year- hrmk hue crurtrihuterl greatly Irv the N65 eelitirrn .rf the '1'r1.11:. XY'rtlmut their .rssist.rnce rrncl cri- rrpemtrrin the Timm crwulrl nut hrtve heen published. During the mrrnths rut November and December, c.rrlr+.rtls rit e.rger rnemhers solicited zulvertisements in the husinesses ul the lrrc.tl rrrc.1 rtucl in the sur- rrvurirlirig commurrrties, Front the money crrllectecl run these trips, .1 l.rrge prwrtirrn nt' the expense tml' printiru: the ye.rrhr-nk w.rs tletrrryetl. The memhers ul' the Advertising Strrft' were as trwlhrws: A. Yeung. Ill.lI1.ljLCfQ S. llolirrger, j, Barth, M. Gnrner, A. May, Ci. Mellrttt, C. O'Nerrl. j. l,.lIlCfNUI1, J. Srnith, N. Stinson. .rnrl IB, Thom.rs. An-vther re.trly, willing, and eager husiness staff w.rs .rppuintetl tu t.rke c.rre rut' the selling rut' the 'l'iJ.ru --the S.1les St.rtt. The etilrcient memhers rin this st.tft' c-urlrl he seen .tlmrnst every morning cl.1sh- int: tri-rn rrmrn tru rrmrn crrllecting ycnrrlxrmk subscrip' titwns rrnrl rnruney r'r-.im the sturlents. The memhers of this LlCP.ll'll l1CI1l were: J. Diehl. mrmzrrgerg M. Ahhntt. ll, llrrwwn, DI. Del.uc.t. l.. fif.lCC, J. Hocken- herry, li. lsmtlge, N. Ritchey, J. Scntt, fi. Stulcr, Terlrrrw. j, 'l'lirwrn.rs. D. XY'illrsun, S. Xkhrtlring. .Hlcl D. ZIlllll1Cl'll1.lI1. This ye.rr the husiness st.rlfs ul' the yertrhorwk were unvler the le.1rlership ut' two competent husi- ness fL'.lCllCl'S fhllNX Sntterticltl :intl Mr, Rrrmper. The .nlvice rind help which they have given these twu st.rtt's h.rs hcen grcxrtlv npprecirttecl hy the mem- hers. It is hecrrrrse of an rrnexplrrimhle rrhrlitv, m.rnv time r'et'erretl to ns talent. thrrt only rr few rrre crrp.rhle of creating wrrrks of rtrt which are truly grmcl :Incl which will he enjrmyetl hy the understzrncling ohserver. XVith trrlent .rsh r'c-qtrirement. the .rrt staff rrccepts the rrhility of any grxrcle strrtlent .rnrl not rrn'ly Seniors. ln this way, tts rr strrclent hrirly, we wish tri prrmrlrrre il book which might he given tru nur seniors rrs rr rememhr'.rnce :md token of our best rrncl most sincere wrrrks. Our motif this year is in the most mrvclern trencl rrnrl expresses the .rhility rrt' rr new :mel mrmclern youth lerrrnecl in .1 rurmtlr-rn .rtrnrrspltere .rnrl intending to enter rr wurlcl tts moclern rrntl mysterious .rs rrur wildest desires to reach the strrrs. lhe htemry st.rlt wrukecl very rlrluicrrtly tri r-rllett .intl cumprle intorm.rtirrn sri th.rt this ye-.rrh-nik wrrulrl he hrith interesting :tncl informative to the re.tcler. M.rnv .rrtirles were written several times hcfrvre they met the st.trrrl.rrrls set lrrrlll, Shirley Bolrrrger, eclitrrr'-in-chret, rrutl lztltlre llrrrwell, lrter.rry editor, should he .rpplrrucletl lor their rxrellerrt rrrrrtrrhutrrtrrs :tml drive which pushecl the wrrrk trfrwnrrl. llrrwexer, rn.rny people were resprmsrhle tor the .rrticles in this 5e.rrhrrrrk rrnrl each shrurlcl get his clue recrrrguitrr-n .rs hillrrus: l3l2lJIl1A'l'lUN AND ITOREXVORD: A. XYhrte .rnrl Ci. lieetl, l.l'l'l2RARY THEINIEI S. llrwlinper. l'ROPlllfCY: Ci. lieetl. 'l'lzAf,llllllS AND Dl2PARTMl2NTS: C. Strrler. SENIOR l'lC1'l'llRli XVRITE-UPS: A. XX'hite, A. May. ll. Ciurnes, fl, hlzrrkley. SPORTS: J. Reed, D. Drunrtlclsrvri, li. Rec-tl, j, ll.rrtr+, j. Clark, S. lirwlinrqer. MUSIC: j. llrrrmlrlsrrn, j. l'.rtlersrwn. Afi- TIVITIESZ Reed, A. Teclrrrw, CQ. Murkley, ii. llerrner, li. Brown, T. Black, J. 'I'yclem.tn, A. Yturrug, ll. Ciuines, A. XVhite, P. Baker. CLASSES: D. llgrtri, M. Sitrh, j. llenner. E. jones, C. ll.trtru.