Warrior Run High School - Warrior Yearbook (Turbotville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

!l! ,Q 'W , l ww- '. 5 , QQ: Y 4 ::5: 'g gi - 3 5 A g 2 L fi I l ?f' : .: 2 M 2, 5 1,12 '13 1 x WWW ' . yr. pf Q Lift. v. .4,g:,l' -R 55 4 e x 2 3 4 Q A . 5 1 Q 0 1 f 5 2 1 1 l . x - M 1 -.wma , , .,,, mann:-mx. A snmunnmmmsww ,mm Mmm. wxxwqv- Msmaf sg 1: Y -.,, neg- wf 1- x 4... v-H. .52 H x 5-Niig- , -ey-x 1:-iq' fr- ' . X, .lliltxv 15' ..j.L. Ig fb Fi, . ,r--Pea ' ,a .. ' M-.. '5S Q. -.4-. 5 .-I uw sn x fv- Q 1 ..- P222 r F v my W J .1 Ni l+r M-'JH , -gig 31: rf 1 ,n,. 3 RWM! gi, 'N. '! ,wr- 1?'1 , -511-11 W. ':,., ,lx 'Y ., Q52 5? . , ,I F .M Q I1 9. 1 ' AH v A w ' x Z Wii-H .. ,..,, .4 I W V. fu' L . f'-qax. , THE WARRIOR Nineteen hundred fifty-seven - I , ' I x ' T. .- R..:'.! . ' ' R Pubhslwed L3The. SENIOR CLASSES of 4 Warrior Run Area Schoo 'WaTSonTown, Pa. Turlaofville, 2 Foreword . . . It is with great pleasure that the class of 1957 of the Turbotville and Watson- town High Schools present the premiere performance of the Warrior Run Area Ioint High School annual. The seniors, under the leadership of well-known producers Chris Boughter and Larry Glass, have converted the Warrior into a play. The stage setting is school: the stars are classmates. And now the house lights dim, the footlights brighten. Curtain going up ............. .-1 2 .- XXX X X 1 Q5 f BEHIND THE X F oor Ll G HTS H V J I I 1 I- I, ,L f X . W . M ' gf . , -gills? N 4-, N Two words are used to describe the activities at the conclusion of the years in high school. One is gradua- tion and the other is commencement. Graduation has a finality about it which suggests that education is now complete. Commencement implies the beginning of something larger and better than anything which has gone before. I prefer to think of these activities as commencement activities. Regardless of whether or not the seniors are going on to some higher form of training, education is not complete. None of us ever is too old to learn. The train- ing which you have had over the past twelve years should simply have given you a foundation on which you could build for the future. I hope it has been a good one- We have high hopes for the future of the educational program in the Warrior Run Area. Every year u'e move forward and every year we are doing a better job for the boys and girls of this vicinity. My best wishes go with all of you. Sincerely yours, ORRIN G. Cocxs. IR. ,-4,- WH WlHrrf V 23'-F MS TQ 'Wf Sf5f1 QQUNXFT 5 HLILDA C. BERKENSTOCK B. LANORE BOBB R.N I FRANCES S. BOWER A.B., Bucknell Universityg teach- Bryn Mawr Hospitalg School A-B-i Catawba CO112921 I-Ycofnifg ing: junior high Mathematics: Nurse. C011292:f?aCh1n91 Sclenfe' Blolo' sponsoring: seventh grade. SY' Chem15tfY' and Engllshl Sl'-'On' soring: Science Club and Iunior Class Play. NEOSKA C. CAMPBELL IOHN R. COLWELL A.B., Bucknell University: teach- B.S., California State Teachers ing: Mathematics and Englishg College: Trinidad, Colorado State sponsoring: Dramatics Club. Iunior College: teaching: Indus- IOHN E. CORMAN trial Arts, and General Sciencez sponsoring: Crafts Club. ANITA B. EMMANLIEL WALTER B. FAIRMAN A.B., Dickinson Coll: M.A., Buck- B.S., Mansfield State Teachers B.S., Pennsylvania State U,-liver- nell U.: teaching: Problems in Collegez teaching: Home Econom- sity: teaching: Vogatjonal Agricul- American Democracy, American ics and Girls' Physical Education: ture? sponsoring, F,F,A, History. and Civics: spons.: Stu- sponsoring: Ir. F.H.A. and Sr. dent Council. eighth gradeg coach- F.H.A. ing: asst. football, I.V. Basketball. ...5- I S- ' i .. , 'X X I I I HARRY S, FLICKINGER I X 3713: f , ' I IUDITI-I W. FRY KATHRYN K. GSTALDER B.S., Susquehanna University: AB., Lycoming College: teach- Indiana State Teachers College: teaching: Industrial Science, ing: English: sponsoring: Cheer- M.A., Syracuse University: Cor- Mathematics, and junior high Sci- leading. nell University, Eastman School ence: coaching: varsity football of Music: teaching: Music: spon- and varsity basketball. CLARISSA W. I-IAMBLIN soring: girls' and boys' choruses of Watsontown. A DONALD R. HARE AB., Bucknell: Kutztown State B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers Teachers College: librarian: spon- College: teaching: Plane Geome- soring: The Warrior, and try, Algebra I and II, Solid Geom- Library Club. IANET D. I-IAUSE etry, and Trigonometry: sponsor- ing: freshman class. ROBERT I. HOFFMAN NANCY B. HOLTZMAN A.B., Pennsylvania State Univer- B.S., Pennsylvania State Univer- B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers sity: teaching: History: sponsor- sity: teaching: Vocational Agricul- College: teaching: Business Math- ing: Iunior Historians' Club. ture: sponsoring: EEA. emutics, English 10, Bookkeeping, Typing: sponsoring: sophomore class and Senior Class Play. ...7,- RUDOLPH V. HOLTZMAN ROBERT M. I-IONTZ KATHRYN E. KLINGMAN B.S., Bloomsburg State Te21Cl'12rS B.S., East Stroudsburg State A.B., M.A., Bucknell University College: teaching: Spanish, World Teachers College, M.S., Bucknell teaching: English ll, 12, and History, and junior high History: University: Guidance Director: American History: sponsoring sponsoring: The WarriOr fillall- sponsoring: faculty manager of Orange and Blue. and senior class cial advisor: coaching: junior high athletics, football and assistant wrestling. GEORGE E. KOCHER HAROLD F. KOONS B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers Bucknell University: Band ln- College: teaching: General Sci- structor: sponsoring: Iunior Band ence, Biology, Chemistry, and of Watsontown and Senior Band Physics: sponsoring: freshman of Watsontown and Turbotville. class and Iunior Class Play. SARA ELLEN LAUBACH LESTER E. LEE IAMES E. McKELVEY B.S., Bloomsburg S. T. C., M.S. B.S., Bucknell University: teach- B.S., Pennsylvania State Univer- Bucknell U.: teaching: Shorthand ing: History, Geography, and sity: teaching: Industrial Arts ll, 12, typing ll, 12, and Office English: sponsoring: freshman sponsoring: Models Club. Practice: spons.: Business Club, class. and treas. of Activities Fund. .-8.. IRENE Z. MARTIN CALVIN W. MENGE5 CYRIL F. MENGES AB. Ursinus Coll.: Penna. St. U: B.S., Bloomsbufg S, TA C., B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers Kutztown S. T. C.: teaching: Bucknell U., Lock Haven S, T. College: IVI.S., Bucknell Univer- English and French: Guidance C.: teaching: Geography' Sci- sity: teaching: English and His- Counselor: 5P0l'l50l'lll91 Yearbook ence, Penna. History. and Prob- l0fY3 5P0l'l50l'lll9f Illlllol ' Selllol Staff, Sr. Class Play, and Librar- lems in American Demoqra yg Sportsmen's Club. lalls Club- sponsoring: Game Club. S. LEE MENGES FLORENCE M. IVIUTSCHLER B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers B. S. W. Chester: Bucknell LI.: College: teaching: Health and teaching: Health and Phy. Ed: Physical Educationg sponsoring: Spons. Ir. fd Sr. G.A.A.. Dance fa Projection Club. Archery Club, Girls' Intramural: and sophomore class. ' -1 MAXINE R- RP-BE IOHN E. RICE RUTH B. ROYER Ohio Northern l-lnlV9fSllY? leach' B.S., E. Stroudesburg. M.S., Buck- B.S., Drexel Institute of Tech- lllgf llllllof l'll9ll English: 5P0ll50l nell: teaching: Biology, Health 8 nology: teaching: Home Econ- lfl91 Student Collllcll- Phy. Ed., Spons. Dance E3 Tumbl- omics, and General Science: spon- ing Club: Stu. Council: soph. class. soring: F.H.A. Intramurals: Wrestling Coach. ,- 9 .-1 KARL W. SCI-INURE B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College: teaching: Mathematics. and Physical Educa- tion: sponsoring: Student Coun- cil. Archery Club, and I.V. Foot- ball. IOHN H. SHAW B.S.. Mansfield State Teachers College: teaching: Drivers Edu- cation, sponsoring: School Bus Patrol. GERALDINE S. SHEFFER B.S., Bucknell Universityg teach ing Home Economics, and His tory: sponsoring: F.H,A. IANE K. SHUMAN, R.N. METTA F. STRALEY Geisinger Memorial Hospitalg AB., Bucknell University: teach- School Nurse. ing: Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, and Bookkeepingg spon- soring: Blue and White. IOHN W. TOMLINSON B.S., Kutztown State Teachers College, M.A., Pennsylvania State University: teaching: Art. ROBERT M. WORKMAN B.S., Bucknell University, BS.. Susquehanna University: teaching: Iunior and Senior Choruses, Be- ginners' Instrumental. and Variety Show. -10- RUBY I. YOUNG A.B., Bucknell University, M.A. Columbia University: teaching: English, and Latin I, llg sponsor- ing: junior class. RS 4419 ITOYIOY T858 nrrfor Run Area. +G? if MTHE CLASS of 1757 99 Ma! 2.7 in-JSI Dedication Day after day, these hands have completed tasks without which our school could not have continued. Like an unobserved brownie, Sammy comes, accomplishes, and departs - leaving behind him polished floors, shining windows, shoveled walks, and heated rooms. Besides these more material things, he helps make the days more Cheerful with his friendly smile and keen interest. And so, to you, Mr. Samuel Fullmer. we dedicate our 1957 lfVarrio1'. ...,12.-1 In writing of George Washington, William E, VVoodward wrote, The turning points of lives are not the great moments. The real crises are often concealed in occurrences so trivial in appearance that they pass unobserved. How true that is! Many a recommendation based on incidents as simple as a thank you with a smile, a task completed on time, or an assignment neatly done has started people of renown on their upward climb. Likewise, an act of discourtesy can be an obstacle that blocks a recommendation at a crucial moment. Courtesy, sincerity, cleanliness, and promptness are a way of life. To adopt them is to pass one of the real crises referred to above. Your great moments will be yours because of an accumulation of these little things. My best wishes for the finest in everything go with you at graduation. Sincerely, IOSEPH H. WOLFE ...' ,.13.. Class Officers RONALD P. DeWALD Moose Politics is the art of human hap- piness. Vocational Class Treas. 2: Class Pres. 3,42 Asst. Editor, Yearbook: F.F.A. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Ir. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Ir. Historians 3: Baseball 3,43 Wrestling 2: Librar- ian 2,3. RONALD DAVID KOCHER OV Dave To have known love, how bitter a thing it is. Academic Class V. Pres. 2,4: Yearbook Sports Editor: Ir. Class Play: Play Contest 2,33 Baseball 2,3,4: Foot- ball 3,4: Band 2,3. -14.- WILBUR S. CORDERMAN ffsamr, Don't be so stingy with your blooming hair. Vocational Class Secy. 2,3,4: F.F.A. Sentinel 2, Secy. 4: Chorus 4: Ir. Historian 3: Band 2,3,4: Ir. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Play Contest 3: Sportsman Club 4: Variety Show 2,3,4. ROBERT EIDERSON BIDDLE Buck To plow and sow, and reap and mow, And be a farmer's boy. Vocational Class Treas. 4: F.F,A. Reporter 2, Secy. 3, Treas. 4: Football 3,42 Ir. Historian 3: Chorus 4: Wrestling 2,3,4. FAYE ARLENE BIEBER Butch Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth. Vocational Senior F.H.A. 3: Librarian 3,45 Ir Class Playg Blue E9 White 4. LEE EMERSON BIEBER Bieb Drag the slow barge, or drive the rapid car. Commercial Sr. Class Play: Ir. Historians 2,31 Crafts Club 2: Blue E1 White. Sports 4: Wrestling 2,3,4. DORSEY W. CLALIDFELTER ..Reb,, As no man is born an artist, so no man is born an angel. Academic Yearbook Art Editor: Rod E3 Gun Club 2: Football 3,4: Ir. Historians 33 Wrestling 4g Archery Club 3: Baseball 4: Sportsman Club 4: Variety Show 4. -15- BIRDIE LLOYD CRAVEN Birdoski Is it weakness of intellect. Birdie? I Cried. Or a rather tough worm in your little inside? Commercial Blue 8 White Editor 4: lr. His- torians 3: Band 2: Chorus 2,31 Play Contest 2: Ir. Class Play. I. THOMAS DENNEN Tom A closed mouth catches no flies.' Academic Student Council V. Pres. 4. wif RODNEY A. DeWALD Roatney --A chemical laboratory is the most fascinating place in the world-- BETTY IANE ELLIS B.I Eat I must. and sleep I will and would that night were here! Commercial Yearbook: Chorus 3: Blue 8 White Bus. Mgr. 4: Ir. Historians Sec. 3: Librarian 4: Ir. Class Play: Play Contest 3: Sr, Class Play: Cheerleader 3. Academic Ir. Historians 3. IOANN LOUISE FESSLER ..Io,, The buyer needs a hundred eyes. the seller not one. Vocational WILBUR HAROLD ELLIOTT Blue .9 White 4: Librarian 3.4. Elliott Tobacco is a dirty weed. -- It takes the hair right off your bean, Vocational. F.F.A. 2,3,4: Sportsman Club 4: Rod 8 Gun Club 3. LARRY CHARLES GLASS Deke --In his hands - The thing became a trumpet and once he blew, Soul-animating strains, - Alas! too few. Academic Yearbook Editor: Band 2,3,4: District Band 3: Band Pres. 4: Ir. Class Play: Sr. Class Play: Play Contest 2,3: Variety Show 2,3,4. ,--16.. X I Y 42,365 I -'X Q if ssrfiw r DOLORES MAE GOLDER Sis All who joy would win must share it, - happiness was born a twin. Vocational Blue 8 Whiie 4: Librarian 3.4. DONALD NEVIN GOLDER Don The man who blushes is not quite a brute. Commercial Sportsman Club 43 Rod 8 Gun Club 2. SHELVY IEAN GRAYBILL Shelv 'AI was singing all the time. lust as prettily as he. Academic Yearbook: Chorus 2,3,4: Librar- ian 2,3,4: Ir. Class Play: Sr. Play: Student Council, Pres. 4: District Chorus 4: Trio 3,4: Variety Show 2,3,4. ,-17,- SHIRLEY MAE HOY Toot And if I laugh at any mortal thing, 'Tis that 1 may not weep. Commercial Yearbook: Band 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3: Class Reporter 2.3: Blue fd White Asst. Ed. 4: F.H.A. 2: Play Con- test 2,3: Ir. Class Play: Sr. Class Play. IAMES E. HUNSELMAN Big Ed Blow, winds, and crack your Cheeks! Rage! Blow! Academic Yearbook Bus. Mgr.: Archery Club V. Pres. 3: Variety Show 4. KENNETH G. MCCOLLUM Benno I did not care one straw. Commercial Sr. Chorus 2,3,4: Wrestling 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4: Football 3,43 Var- iety Show 3.4. PAUL MYERS MOHR Big Less A penny for your thoughts Vocational F.F.A. 2,3,4. SYLVIA JEAN MOLL SyIv Wouldst thou both eat thy cake and have it? Academic Yearbook: Sr. F.H.A.g Ir. Class Play: Sr. Class Play. PAUL DEAN MOSER Moe We must eat to live and live to eat. Vocational Projection Club 23 Ir. Historians 3: F.F.A. 2,3,4. PAUL LEROY MURRAY ..LerOy,, lt's better than all to sleep. Commercial Chorus 2,39 Blue 8 White, Sports 4: Play Contest 2,3p Crafts Club 25 Baseball 3: Ir. Historians 2,3. -18.- GERALD W. PFLEEGOR ,.Iel-ry., To eat, and to drink, and to be merry. Vocational Senior Class Play: F.F.A. 2,3,'l: Chorus 49 Ir. Historians 3. ELMER EUGENE POLK Elmer lf we walk in the woods we must feed mosquitoes. Vocational Ir. Historians 3: F.F.A. 2.3: Re- porter 4: Variety Show 2. RICHARD WAYNE REESE uDiCku u H What a man's work comes to! Vocational Rod 8 Gun Club 2a Ir. Historians 2,33 Sportsman Club 4. IUNE LUCILLE ROVENOLT Iunie The busy bee has no time for sorrow. Commercial Chorus 2.3.41 Librarian 2,3A: Blue 6 White 4: Sr. Class Play: Variety Show 2,3,4: Yearbook. DEAN EDWARD RAUP Dickie His bark is worse than his bite. Vocational Stage Craft 3: Wrestling 2,33 Baseball 3,4z Sportsman Club 4. ....l9...- IOI-IN PAUL RUSHOE upussyn I am saddest when I sing. So are those who hear me. Commercial Ir. Historians, V. Pres. 3: Sports- man Club 4g Play Contest 3: School Bus Patrol, Lt. 2. IOHN EMERSON SCHOCH Shooky I am sober as a judge. Vocational Ir. Historians 3: Rod E1 Gun Club 23 Ir. Class Playg F.F.A. DIO MAINE SHETLER Doe And each particular hair to stand on end. Like quills upon the fretful porcupine. Vocational Ir. Historians 3: Rod 8 Gun Club 2: Sportsman Club 43 Wrestling 3: F.F.A. 2,3,4. SONIA DENISE SMITH Smitty Variety's the very Spice of life. Commercial Yearbook: Sr. Chorus 2,39 Blue fd White 4. SHIRLEY IEAN STEVENS Stevie Gentlemen always seem to re- member blondes. Commercial Yearbook: Sr. Chorus 2.3g F.H.A. 2,33 Cheerleader 2,3,4: Majorette 23 Librarian 2,3g Ir. Class Play: Sr. Class Playg Variety Show 2: Blue 5 White 'lp Play Contest 2. -20.- T? SHIRLEY IRENE STROLISE ILIDITI-I ANN SWOPE Strousie Inky Never say more than is neces- lndustry in art is a necessity '- saryf' not a virtue. Commercial Commercial Yearbookg Blue 8 White 4: Yearbook Asst. Art Ecl: Band 2 Librarian 4. 3,43 Blue fa White, Art 4: Ir. Class Mr. Calvin W, Menges Class Advisor -21- Playg Play Contest 25 Librarian .3 The Critics Preview The curtain falls: the play is overg the actors pass on to their next role. But no one will forget the marvelous performance of a three-year run of the renowned play, The Class of l957 . Highlights from the production include: Sophomore Year 1954 - 1955 President ............... ..... C harles McMichael Vice President ...... .......... R onald Kocher William Corderman Ronald DeWald Secretary ........... .. Treasurer ...... . ..................... ........................ ...................... . Advisors: Mr. Dayton Leiser - 10a Mr. Robert Hoffman f-' lOz Activities: Trip to Philadelphia with Mr. Cyril Menges: Play Contest, The Great Smokies, placed first both nightsg Selected class ringsg Fair stands: Skating parties. Iunior Year 1955 - 1956 President ........... ........ R onald DeWald Vice President ..v... ...... C harles McMichael Secretary ......... ........ W ilbur Corderman Treasurer ..................,..................................... ........................... B etty Yoder Advisors: Mr. Robert Hoffman -f lla Mr. Cyril Menges -- llz Activities: Trip to Gettysburg with Mr. Cyril Menges: Play Contest, Willie's Wild Night , placed first and secondg Iunior Class Play, The Boarding House Reach , directed by Mr. Ralph Hirst: Easter candy salesg Bake sale: Selected class colors, flower, and mottog Fair stand: Ir. 8 Sr. Promg Selected yearbook staff. Senior Year 1956-1957 President ......... ........ R onald DeWald Vice President ...... .......... R onald Kocher Secretary .,.,..... ....... W ilbur Corderman Treasurer ......................................... ......... R obert Biddle Advisor: Mr. Calvin Menges Activities: Class trip to New York City and Washington, D.C. with Mrs. Metta Straley and Mr. and Mrs. George Murrayg Sr. Class play All American Family , directed by Mrs. Irene Marting Sponsored play contest: Skating partyg Bake sale: Fair stands, Ir. and Sr. Prom. The Class of 1957 now makes Way for the next production which is in re- hearsal at Turbotville High School. -22.- Preview of Future Performances All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. Suddenly ----- it's tomorrow and on the stage of life we see the members of the Class of 1957 playing these parts: Faye Bieber is modeling the latest creations from Paris. Ronald Kocher has just been contracted to direct Paramount's love movies. Elvis Presley has been forced out of the limelight by Wilbur Corderman - .zomplete with flaming hair and Bongo drums. jackie Gleascn just signed a 550.000 dancing contract with Betty jane Ellis Representing the United States in the Olympics' wrestling is Robert Biddle. Did you know that Ronald DeWald is now the Governor of Pennsylvania? After their marriage, joann Fessler and her husband plan to move to their oil- rich ranch in Texas. Birdie Craven is now the editor of the New York Herald Tribune. The manager of Turbotville's new Gigantic Supermarket is Paul Murray. Replacing Betty Crocker is Dolores Golder, who appears on no less than eight television programs. Rodney DeWald is a navigator on an Air Force B-52 mainly because of his mathematical Wizardry. Thomas Dennen is leading the group of DuPont scientists developing a brush- less toothpaste. Shirley Hoy's television show, Party Line Housewife resumes this fall. Our own Donald Golder is now the host of the Lux Video Theatre. Wilbur Elliott's transport company is fast-becoming the most famous on the entire East coast. Iudy Swope's comic strip, Romulus and Remus, is now nationally syndicted. Kenneth McCollum may be seen on the White Owl Bowling Champions program. james Hunselman's mathematical formulas and scientific experimentation have proven beyond a doubt the accuracy of Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Turbotville's teenagers are rushing to Sylvia Moll's Beauty Shoppe to get her latest hair style 1- The Tossed Salad . You can see Iohn Rushoe tonight on the Voice of Firestone. The Ford Motor Company has chosen Lee Bieber as its chief test driver. Shirley Stevens has settled down and married a rich Texas mink breeder. Dorsey Claudfelter's wildlife paintings are now gracing the covers of nationally known sports magazines. When my military career is finished, says Elmer Polk, I'm going to retire to a Montana dude ranch. The main attraction of the Roy Rogers' Rodeo is june Rovenolt's riding. Gerald Pfleegor has put Turbotville on the map with his multi-million dollar foreign sports car establishment. Paul Mohr's Greenhouses sell the state's largest chincherinchies. Dio Shetler's construction firm has just completed the Turbotville Freeway. Sonia Smiths new 52,000,000 restaurant is now open to the public. Paul Moser has made a fortune by raising thoroughbred racing horses. Dean Raup has stolen Charles Atlas' title of Mr. Universe. Raup can now be seen starring in the film entitled The World on His Shoulder . Shirley Strouse is now doing secretarial work for the F.B.l. in Washington. Richard Reese's worries are over since he found gold on his property. Shelvy Graybill's 'French has proven useful in her airline stewardess' job. Emerson Schoch's Dancing Studios have more students than they can handle. There was standing room only when Larry Glass' Iazztones performed a three- hour concert at Carnegie Hall, Turbotville. Even though the troupe has disbanded the play still continues. ... 23 .f I 1 I Llass Plays SENIOR YEAR: ALL-AMERICAN FAMILY Sum-dz S. Moll, G. Pfleegor, S. Stevens, S, Hoy. Standing: L. Glass. Rovenolt. B, Ellis. R. DeWald, R. Biddle, Prompter: S. Gray- bill, Mrs. l. Mzartin, Directorl L. Biebcr. VV. Cordermun. IUNIOR YEAR: THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH 1 Si-utcd: S. Moll. E. Schoch, I. Swope. L. Glass, S. Hoy. P. Murray, B. Ellis. S. Stevens. Smnding: R. DcVVx1ld, R. Kosher, E Bieber. Rovenolt. B. Craven. W. Corder- nmn, E Yoder, S. Uruylwill, lVlr. R. llirst. Director. SNAPS Dedication The Watsontown High School class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Seven takes great pride in dedicating our section of the Warrior to our principal and friend. MR. IAMES H. COTNER For the past ten years Mr. Cotner has assumed the unique position of teacher. principal, and head football coach. Mr. Cotner will ever be remembered by all the students of W.l'l.S., particularly the boys who have had the privilege of being coached by him. ln them he has in- stilled his own high ideals - good sportsmanship and fair play - which will remain with them throughout the game of Life. Because of his willingness to help and his interest in all the students, the Senior Class selects Mr. Cotner as their Man of the Year. H26- To the Class of '57: You have now completed four years of high school. It is my hope and wish that you have obtained knowledge which will help you to be successful in life. Most sincere good wishes for the future. IAMES H. COTNER ..27F. Class Officers WILLIAM B. T. DERR Kat Academic Archery Club 2.3.4. President 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Basketball 2.3. 4: Baseball 2.3.4: Class Play 3.4: Intramurals l.2,4: Class President 4: Dancing Club l.2.3,4. When it comes to dancing. Bill can't be beat: He s a real cool Kat on his feet. BEVERLY ANN KILGUS Bev Academic Sr. G.A.A, l.2,3,4: Intramurals l. 2.4: Chorus l,2: Archery Club 2.4: Class Play Prompter 3.4: Class Treasurer 4: Yearbook Staff 4. A jolly senior if there ever was DONNA IEAN KNOPP one, When out with a crowd, she's full of fun. KENNETH FRANCIS SMALL Ken Academic Wrestling 2.3.4: Yearbook Staff 3.4: Class Play 3,4: Varsity Club 2.3.43 Tumbling Club 4: Class Vice-President 4. You are never lonely with Ken about, I-Ie's wonderful company, without a doubt, Don na lean Commercial Band 12.3.41 Class Secretary 4: Class Treasurer 2.3: Girls' Chorus l,2,3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Arch- ery Club 2,3,4: I Speak For De- mocracy Contest 4: Sr. G.A.A. l. 2,3,4: Orange and Blue Staff 3.4: Intramurals l,2.3.4: Business Club 4. She really is in trim, Because she has her Iim. ..28.. IACK EUGENE AUNKST lack Daddy Industrial Yearbook 4: Football l,2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Varsity Club l,2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,4. In all our sports, lack is a star' We all know he will go far. IUDY ELAINE BARRETT Iude Commercial Business Club 4: Archery Club 4. Iudy, whose diamond makes everyone quake, A very good housewife will surely make. LINDA LOLI BENFER Lindy Commercial Orange and Blue Staff 4: Student Council 2: Sr. G.A.A. l.2,3,4: Archery Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, 4: Dancing Club l,2.3,4: Intramur- als l,2,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Cheerleader l,2.3,4, Captain 3,45 Business Club 4. Lindy's the gal with pretty red hair: When it comes to cheering, she's no square. ,-29,- CHRIS E. BOUGHTER Boog Academic Football l,2.3,4: Band l,2,3,4: Dancing Club l,2: Varsity Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Intra- murals l,2: Yearbook Staff 3.4, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in- Chief 4: Student Council 3,4. Vice President 3, President 4: Class Play 3. On football field he holds the line: As editor he is just fine. DONALD LEWIS BRIDGE Bridges Academic Football l,2,3.4: Basketball 2,3: Baseball l,2,3: Student Council lg Varsity Club 2.3,4: Archery Club 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Tumbling Club 4: Intramurals l,2. Don's the one who likes his fun: I-Ie is liked by everyone. 1-s.,,, HERBERT ELIAS BRIGHT Herb Academic Football 4: Basketball 3,43 Base- ball 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4g Archery Club 2,3,4p Dancing Club 2,3,4g Student Council 3,43 Class Play 3: Chorus 2,3,4, Orange and Blue Staff 3: Intramurals 2. Herb, a member of the basketball nine, With a certain redhead is making out fine. IOAN ELIZABETH BROWN Io Home Economics Yearbook Staff 45 Senior G.A.A. l,2.3,4: Dancing Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus l,2g F.H.A. 2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian 2,3: Homemaking Award 4. Winning awards is our Ioan Browng At cooking she will win a crown. NONA LOU BLIRROWS Nona Lou Academic Intramurals lg Orange and Blue Staff 3,4z Chorus l,2,3,4: Senior G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1, Vice President 4, I Speak For Democ- racy Contest 43 Class Play 3,41 Yearbook Staff, Feature Staff Editor 4: Archery Club 2.3, Senior Day Accompanist 2,31 Class Night Accompanist 2,3. Nona Lou is sweet and shy f- With her smile, she'll get by. IUDD LEROY CLEIVIENS luke Academic Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 3a Intra- murals l,2,4: Dancing Club 3: Baseball Manager 2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3,41 Archery Club 3,43 Tumbling Club 4. Iudd, with his blond hair and shy grin, A career in the Army is sure to win. STUART McINTYRE COCKS Sandy Academic Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball 12.3.41 Varsity Club 1,2. 3,4: Archery Club 3,43 Tumbling Club 4, Intramurals l,2,4: Class Play 3. A coach is what he wants to be -f He'll make a good one, we all agree. -30- P fi g. Q. x , MARIGRIE ELLEN DENTLER Marge Academic G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Class Play Prompter 3: Library Club 4: Year- book Staff 4: Intramurals l.2,3,4: I Speak for Democracy Contest 4. Iolly, good natured, full of fun: If you want a good friend, here is one. ERMIN DIGAN Ermin Industriil VVrestling 1. Short. good looking. and rather shy: We think Ermin is quite a guy. NED ROY DOEBLER Ned Industrial Yearbook Staff 4: Intramurals l. 2,43 Football Manager 1. Quiet, friendly, and cheerful, too, Ned will do anything for you. -31... NANCY DARLENE FELIX Kitten Academic Intramurals l,2: Library Club l,2. 3.4: Librarians' Convention 2,3: Orange and Blue Staff l,2,3,4: Chorus 1.2,3,4, Secretary 4: G.A. A. l,2.3,4: Archery Club 2,3, lC Assembly Pianist l,2.3,4: I Speak for Democracy Contest 4: Class Play 3.4: Yearbook Staff, Assist- ant Business Maager 4. Nancy in music is quite sincere: She likes to play when Dave is near. WILLIAM E. FERGUSON Fergie Academic Football l,2,3.4: Varsity Club 2.3: 4: Intramurals l,2.4: Wrestling 2: 3.4: Tumbling Club 4: Dancing Club, l,2. A fullback in football, champ at wrestling too. I'Ie's tops in Varsity, an athlete thru and thru. DONNA GALE FOGELMAN Donna Commercial Chorus l,2.3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3.4: In- tramurals l,2,4: Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4: I Speak for Democracy 4: Archery Club 2.3,4: Future Home- makers of America 4: Orange and Blue Staff 2,3,4: Business Club of America. Secretary 4. Aspiring little typist full of pep and vim. Will she be Stenog for that cer- tain him? LINDA LOU FOUST Linda Academic G,A.A. 1,2,3,4: Chorus l,2,3,4. To be successful in life is Linda's aim: Shell have success, cause she's some dame. GAYLE LEE GALIGER Gay Academic Library Club 1.2: Orange and Blue Staff 1,4: Senior G.A.A. 2,3,4: Chorus l,2: Archery Club 2: Cheerleader 1: Majorette l,2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,4g Dan,ing Club 3,4. Gayle is tiny, peti.e, and neat, And what is more, she's downright sweet. LARRY G. HACKENBERG Larry Agriculture 8 Academic F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 1.3: Secre- tary 4, Vice President 2: Public Speaking Contest 3,4: Parliamen- tary Procedure Team l,2,3. Larry's a boy from out of town, You won't be bored when he's around. MARY LOUISE HAFER Mez't Commercial Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus l,2,3,4: Class Secretary 23: Archery Club 2,141 G.A.A. l,2.3,4: Business Club, Secretary 4: I Speak for Democ- racy Contest 4: Class Play 4: Orange and Blue Staff 3,4. Asso- ciate Editor 3. Editor 4: Student Council 1: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Dancing Club 1,2,3,4: Cheerlead- er 1, Mert's the flirt of our big class - The boys all fall for this sweet lass! ,-32,-. GERALD LARUE HALL Halley Industrial Intramurals 1.2.3. Gerald is always on the ball - If anyone succeeds. it will be I-Iall. OSCAR FRANCIS HANS Ockie Academic Football 12.3.49 Baseball 12.3.41 Varsity Club 3.4: Archery Club 4: Tumbling Club 4: Intramurals 1. 2.4. Hes really very shy, But an all-around good guy. MARLIN BRUCE HOLITZ Red Industrial Red always has a cheery greet- 1ng - Says hes happlest when hes eating. -33,.- CAROLINE MARIE KEISER Caroline Commercial Archery Club 4: Business Club 4: Sr. Cv.A.A. 4: ISpeak for Democ- racy Contest 4. Noted for her quietness, and wise. studious way. If we dont watch her closely, we'll lose her sorre day. SYLVIA LOUISE KEISTER Sib Academic Class President 3: G.A.A. 2.3.4. Treasurer 3: Chorus 2.3.41 Orange and Blue Staff 3.4: Yearbook Staff 3.4: Majorette 12.3.41 Arch- ery Club 2.3. Demure. sweet and full of fun. Sib gives joy to everyone. IANET IANE KERLIN Ian Commercial Dancing Club 12.3.42 G.A.A. 1.2. 3.4: Archery Club 4g F.I'l.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 3.4: Business Club 4. Ian is small and very fairy Never seems to have a care KAY IRENE KREISCI-IER Kay Home Economics Library Club 2,4: Chorus 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4: Sr. G.A.A. 2,3, 4: EI-I.A. 2.3.43 Archery Club 3. 4g Dancing Club l.2,3,4: Ir. Class Play 33 Orange and Blue Staff 2,3 Best wishes to our good friend Kay, The one who is always happy and gay. EUGENE JAMES KURTZ Gene Agriculture F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Public Speaking Contest 2.3.45 Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team 3,4g Intramurals 1.2, 4g Student Council 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Our boy Gene. with eyes of blue, Always has a smile for you. WILLIAM ELWOOD LeVAN Bill General Tumbling Club 4. Bill keeps the classes full of fun - When it comes to girls, he's the one, WILBUR DALE LOSE Losey Agriculture Intramurals lp Public Speaking Contest 2,3,4p Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team 3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 4. I-Ie lives a little out of town, But this senior knows his way around. -34- KENNETH LeROY LYNN Ken Industrial Band 1,2,3.4: Orange and Blue Staff 1.4: Intramurals 1.2.4, Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4. A mechanic is what Ken Wants to be, Hell be a good one. wait and see. MAX ALLEN LYNN Coon Industrial Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,43 Basketball 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play Stage Manager 3: Var- sity Club 3,4: Intramurals l,2.3,4. An Air Force career is ahead for Max. But he'd much rather join the WAC's, SHIRLEY IRENE MABUS Shirl Home Economics Dancing Club 1,2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2, 3.4. Shirl a wife wants to be: It might be a sailor, wait and see. M 35 L MARY E. MCCALLUM Li.: Academic Band 1,2.3.4: Orange and Blue Staff 1.3: Library Club 1.2: Cv.A. A. 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1,21 Cheerlead- er 1: Archery Club 22 Student Council 2.3,4: Yearbook Staff Business Manager 4: Class Play 3.4: Student Council Convention 2.3: Class Treasurer l. Pretty and pert is our pal Liz: When shes a nurse, she'll be a whiz. WILBUR RAY MCCARTY Red Agriculture Parliamentary Procedure Team 2. 3.4: Public Speaking Contest 2.3, 4: Intramurals 2.3: F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Reporter 1, Sentinel 2.3, Vice President 4. Sun District Chap- lain 4. Red. a hotrodder like the rest, Thinks his car's the very best. .1 MARIE LOUISE MCCORMICK Marie Commercial Chorus l,2,3.41 Orange and Blue Staff l,2,3,41 Yearbook Staff 3,41 Dancing Club l,2,3,4: Business Club 4: Archery Club 2,3,1lg Band 1,2,3,4: Library Club 21 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4. Marie is just around the bend, We find this girl a real fine friend RAYMOND BARRIE MERTZ Barrie Academic Barrie's ambition is to be an engineer, I-Ie'll make the grade, have no fear. X ANNA CATHERINE MOLL Polly Home Economics Dancing Club l,2,3,4g Archery Club 3: Chorus 21 Orange and Blue Staff 41 G.A.A. 3.41 F,I'I.A. 2,3.4, I-Iistorian 2.3, Polly likes a guy named Dave: For him a true heart she will save. DEAN IVAN OAKES Oakes'-E Agriculture Parliamentary Procedure Team 2. 3,41 Publi: Speaking Contest 2,31 4: Intramurals l,2,3z EEA. 1,2,3, 4, Chaplain 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Sun District Sentinel 3. We think Dean is quite a QLIYZ He is the object of Glendas eye. DELMAR LAKE PROWANT Wrap Acadernit Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2.3,4g Varsity Club l,2, 3,41 Orange and Blue Staff 31 Sen- ior Chorus 3,41 Dancing Club l,2, 3,41 Archery Club 3.4: Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4, To excel in sports Del is bound: A nicer guy just can't be found. ,-36,-4 WV' SUZANNE E. RANCK Sue Commercial Chorus 1.2,3,4: GAA. 1,2,4p Bus- iness Club 4: Archery Club 4: I Speak for Democracy Contest 4, Second Prize. A secretary is what she is. In taking notes she is a whiz, DONNA PEARL RAUP Donnie Commercial G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4: Arch- ery Club 2.3,4: Business Club 4. President 4: FHA. 2,3,4, Presi- dent 2,3: Yearbook Staff 4: Orange and Blue Staff 4: Student Council 3: Dancing Club 1.2,3,4. Donna is a friend to all, ln intramurals she's on the ball. DONNA LEE SEAR Donna Lee Commercial Business Club 4. Vice President 4: Majorette 2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,4: Dancing Club 1.2.3.4: G.A. A, 3,4, Treasurer 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Archery Club 4. Here's a girl who loves her music merry, And plans someday to be a secre- tary. F-37.. 3 x 6 4 NANCY LEE SECHLER Nan Academic Girls' Chorus l.2,3,4: G,A.A. 4: I Speak for Democracy Contest 4. From Eighth Street comes our girl Nancy, Who is always neat and fancy. LUELLA MAY SHUMAN Lu Home Economics Archery Club 1.2.3: Chorus 1: Dancing Club 1,2,3,4: Cv.A.A. 1. 2,3: F.H.A, 2,3,4. Piano teaching is Luella's aim: Some day we will hear of her fame. CARL EUGENE SNYDER Carl Agriculture Wrestling 2,3,4g Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,45 Public Speaking Contest 2,3,4g Intramur- als l,2. Although he's shy, he's on the beam, For he's the star of the wrestling team. RAY SYLVESTER SNYDER Ray Industrial Ray in the service will likely go To faithfully fight our nation's foe. S NANCY L, STAHLNECKER Nan Commercial Chorus l,2,3,4L Sr. G.A.A. 4: Bus- iness Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4: Archery Club 4. A sweetness that makes living worthwhile, A gentle patience and a ready smile. WILLIAM NED STERNER Willey Academic Dancing Club 2,3. Bill's a boy who likes to eat, What keeps his measurements so discreet? IANET MAXINE STRICKLER Casey Academic Band l,2.3,4g Yearbook Staff 4: Sr. G.A.A. l,2,3,4z U.N. Trip 49 Class Play 3: Chorus l,2. Intellectual and lots of fung Casey's around when there's work to be done. -38- 'G'- C 9 4352 I rt! W V. 352522 9555 ,ASMW eff .gm . V '. Y' W Eg. ' MYRON LAVERN ULRICH Axel Industrial Intramurals l,2.4: Wrestling 2: Dancing Club 1,2,3,4. Axel doesn't like to work, But when at Tech he doesnt shirk NANCY LOU WERTMAN Mose Academic Chorus 12.3.42 Sr. G.A.A, 2,3,4: Archery Club 2.3.4, Dancing Club l,2,3,4: Intramurals l.2,3. Full of personality and pep. When theres dancing, Nancy's hep. FOLLMER LEE WESTLEY, lr. Skip Industrial Band 12.3.45 Yearbook Staff 3,49 Orange and Blue Staff 4. Whenever youre looking around for Skip, lust listen for that camera's click. -- 39 .. NANCY ANN YOST Nan Commercial Archery Club l.2,3.4. Vice Presi- dent 3,4q Cheerleader 1,2,3.4: Orange and Blue Staff 4: Year- book Staff 4: Chorus 1.3: Sr. G. A.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 4:Dancing Club l.2.3,4p Intramurals l,2,4: Business Club 4. Nancy a secretary wants to be. But shell be a housewife, just wait and see. EMMA KATHYRN YOUNG Emmy Home Economics F.H.A. 2.3.41 Sr. G.A.A. l,2.3.4: Archery Club 2,3,4. In Home Economics Emmy does swell, Her sewing and cooking are always done well. Class History The first act of our play was directed and managed by Gene Hickey, president: Margaret Eberly, vice presidentg Donna lean Knopp, secretary: and Mary Elizabeth McCallum, treasurer. The acting was a bit rough, for we were just getting used to what was to be the performance of a great and successful play. As the curtain opened for the second act, the class was used to life in high school. We high-lighted the act with a successful dance and a bake sale that was really a sellout. Margaret Eberly, president: Chris Boughter, vice presidentz Mary Louise Haier, secretary: and Donna Iean Knopp, treasurer, managed the cast during this act. The third act was enlivened by bake sales, which kept us growing financially. two dances, Ship and Shore and Pumpkin Promenade, a party for the out-going seniors, and one play, whose title sums up the year in two words, lust Ducky. The managers this time were Sylvia Keister, president: Delmar Prowant, vice president: Mary Louise Hater, secretary: and Donna lean Knopp, treasurer. The final act got off to a start with a score when our dance, The Spook Hop , was held. Next in successful action was our play Have a Date , which made the halls ring with laughter. Near the end of the winter scene we held our last dance, Sadie Hawkins Dance. Our managers for the hectic final act were William Derr. president: Ken Small, vice presidentg Donna lean Knopp, secretary: and Beverly Kilgus, treasurer. -- Curtain -f .- 40 .- NAME lack Aunkst ludy Barrett Linda Benfer Chris Boughter Donald Bridge Herbert Bright loan Brown Nona Lou Burrows ludd Clemens Stuart Cocks Ma-io:-ie Dentler William Derr Ermin Digan Ned Doebler Nancy Felix William Ferguson Donna Fogelman Linda Foust Gayle Gauger Larry Hackenberg Mary Loui e Hafer Gerald Hall Oscar Hans Marlin Houtz Caroline Keiser Sylvia Keister lanet Kerlin Beverly Kilgus Donna lean Knopp Kay Kreischer Eugene Kurtz William Levan Dale Lose Kenneth Lynn Max Lynn Shirley Mabus Mary Elizabeth McCallum Wilbur McCarty Marie McCormick Barrie Mertz Anna Moll Dean Oakes Delmar Prowant Suzanne Ranck Donna Raup Donna Lee Sear Nancy Sechler Luella Shaman Kenneth Small Carl Snyder Ray Snyder Nancy Stahlneeker William Sterner lanet Strickler Myron Ulrich Nancy Wertman Follmer Westley Nancy Yost Emma Young Front and Center HITS Sports Eating Driving a car Gills, naturally Money Redheads Fancy clothes Playing the piano Gi.l3 and driving Sports Fo ds and Mercu,ies Dating girls All dogs, cats, and wild life Blondes Music Women Danc'ng Ed Boys Gisls Iohnny Women Food Eating Hillbilly music A certain fellow Boys A certain Lynn A certain lim Clothes Girls Cars Girls Foreign ports Women A sailor lce Cream Rabbits Traveling Cars Red curly hair and blue eyes Loud muffler Food and girls Roller skating Dancing Music Roller skating Long hair Mercuries and girls to go with them Girls Air Force Bowling Food and girls B. D. Loafing Dancing Taking pictures lohnny School FLOPS Wise guys Snobs Girls smoking Braggarts Room 9 Gold Diggers fgirlsj Animals Housework Gi.ls who smoke Homework Conceited people English class None Redheads Immature people Blondes Snakes Dishwashing Conceited boys Cats Slow driving Hotzods Women smokers Wise guys Eddie Fisher Conceited girls Doing dishes Women that smoke Waiting Disbwashing Wise guys Liars Slow drivers Slow 'drivers Studebakers Fast drivers Conceited people Cats Spider Slow or sloppy drivers Empty pocketbook Cops Loud-moutbed girls Feathers Worms Monotony Bugs Limburger cheese Strict teachers Fords Girls Spiders School Girls smoking Work Conceited people Bossy girls Conceited people Snakes .-41... PREVIEWS Sailor Secretary Secretary U.S.N. Fleet Admiral Racketeer To become a success Nurse Elementary school teacher Army officer Coach X-ray technician Making a lot of money Carpenter Mechanic Housewife Skating-rink owner Private secretary To be successful in llfe Secretary Farmer Secretary Sailor Navy officer Sailor Secretary Housewife Secretary Nurse Secretary Airline hostess Farmer Millionaire Farmer Mechanical engineer Career in the Air Force A certain sailor's wife Nurse Farming Marrying a traveling salesman Mechanical engineer Farmer's wife Farmer Play college football Secretary Private secretary Secretary Nurse Piano teacher Aeronautical engineer Farmer Mechanic Receptionist Aviation pilot Nurse Mechanical draftsman Telephone operator News photographer Private secretary Caring for orphanage children POSTVIEWS Galley slave A housewife Lady cab driver Married to a swelled head Washing windows in room 9 Married to a redheaded Gold Digger Raising animals Lady janitor Mar ied to a chain smoker Correcting homework X-raying mice Pom English teacher Dogcatcher Have all redheaded children Piano tuner Peroxide manufacturer Snake charmer Raising little Eds Secretary to a conceited bass Owner of cat hospital Old maid Hotrod driver A swabby Garbage collecto: Eddie's sec:etary Spinster Washing dishes for a big family Corn-cob pipe smoker Waiting for lim Advertising dish washers President of a Wise Guys club Pauper Slowest driver of 1960 Married to a professional slow driver Studebaker salesman Stock-car driver Selling ice cream in a hospital Owner of prize-winning cats Married to a traveling spider salesman Driver in a Hell Drivers' show Millionaire A cop Water boy for Notre Dame President of a feather- bed factory Selling night-crawlers Private secretary for a millionaire Biology teacher Testing commercial Limburger cheese Husband of a schoolteacher Ford salesman A married man Owner of spider farm Test pilot for jet aircraft Veterinarian Bus driver Professional dancer Photographer of old wnmen's events Marry the boss Housemother Class Plays V On November 30, 1956, the Senior class presented a class play entitled Have A Daren. This was a fourfact comedy which took place in the home of the Colels. The cast was as follows: Mr. Cole - The father. an intelligent man of forty-five - - Delmar Prowant Mrs, Cole - The mother who is fluttery hut pleasant - - X - Nancy Felix Wlarylee - The 'youngest Cole daughter. A thirteen year old - Kay lohnson Carol - The elder Cole daughter who is seventeen - - - Mary Lou Hafer Barbara - A friend of Carol's and also seventeen - - Nona Lou Burrows lillen - The orphan niece of the Cole's - 1 - Mary Elizabeth McCallum Arthur Brown - A young man with ll future, is seventeen - - Ken Small Hill Porter - A college man of nineteen and friend of Carol's - f f Bill Derr lce Carey - Another college man of nineteen, Bill's friend - - - Ken Lynn Director A Mrs. Nancy l-loltzman Prompters - Beverly Kilgus, loan Brown The lunior class presented a class play entitled 'Alust Ducky on March 16. I7. 1956, The cast of characters was as follows: Mr. Maxwell - The father, a respect-ed businessman - Mrs. Maxwell - An elderly loving mother - - - Betty Lou ' The youngest Maxwell daughter. Full of ideas Bernadine - Betty Lou's hest friend f--- Willvtxr - The only Maxwell hoy - - - Hercules - Willutirls devoted hest friend - Connie - The eldest Maxwell daughte. - - - Craig Moore - Connie's devoted hoyfriend - - Mr. Moore - An important memher of the Citizens' Committee Del lVla1'shall - Another inemher of the Citizens' Committee Aunt Mary - Aunt to the Maxwell children. Was elderly Miss Hlayne - The editor of the magazine Lovelorn - --12- - Nona Mary liliza Chris Boughter V1 Lou Burrows Kay Kreiseher Kay lohnson Kenneth lixnall Oscar Hans lieth McCallum Herb Bright Sandy Cocks VVillian1 Derr Nancy Felix lanet Stritkler UANIIIIIS UF THE STAIRS Q F 4 mm yi ,--H.. J Worrior Hun Area School Board First row: Harry Kurtz. H. Harnish. Arthur Fry, 'Emil Coene. Ir, Robert Rishel, Frances Diehl, secretary: Robert Rovenolt, Rev. Charles Glass, Iohn Robb, Her- man Anderson, Olan Diefenderfer. Second rout Carl Stevens. Clair Menges, Alfred Rovenolt, Charles Guyer, Frank Plotts. president: Willard Murray. Stuart Colder, Lester Mincemoyer, Lawrence Bieber, Warren Betz, Robert Pfleegor, Charles Ranck. C. B. Dawson. Third row: Orrin G. Cocks, Ir., Supervising Principalg Ralph Swartz. Emerson Smith, Ir., Harry Sunanday. Frank Colley, Carl Cotner, Cloyd Huff, john Hefty, D. Bryson. Vice President: Elmer Enterline, Thomas Scott, Oscar Craig, George lVlurray, Paul Aunkst. ' Succeeded by Harold Foust Succeeded by Lee Hagenbuch We are happy to include in our Senior section this recognition of the valuable part that the School Board plays in the successful operation of a school system. Its through the efforts of these citizens, who give of their time and talents, that our schools can function so well in the promotion of better education for all. --H- 5. Sb 'X A sg? K if ff ef? Class of '58 First row: A. DeWald, R. Marrett. M. Dye, D. Sechler, D. Watson, W. Cromley E. Fry, K. Helwig, N, McMichael, Mr. S. Lee Menges. Second row: B. Cooper, P. Wright, S. Craig, W. Betz, L. Fuller, A. Hilkert, R Claudfelter, T. Worthington, W. Rovenolt, M. Strouse, E. Keiser. Third row: S. Sheatler, Auten, G. Rovenolt, W. Flora, Miller, N. Craig, I McCormick, W. Wright, R. Cashman, L. Gerringer, L. Sheatler. Fourth row: Hemrick, T, Flora, R. Ulrich. R. Hoffman, L. Boudman, A. Brower I. Kirkner, D. Day, Sommers, Chamberlain. -46.- v Class of '59 First row: C. Keener, E. Moll. Betz, E. Vkfatson, P. Diggan, B. Hagenbuch, V Zarr. Biddle. R. Pfleegor, Mrs. Hause. Second row: Dye, D. Reynolds, K. Fletcher, C. Rishel, S. Graybill, C. Wagner I. Mincemoyer, D. Marrett. D. Swope, M. Enterline. Third row: M. Hitesman, L. Bieber, Moser, M. Shurtz, L. Murray, G. Fry, F Bieber, N. Cotner, F. Sheatler, E. Hagenbuch. Fourth row: D. Hoffman, Dildine, Hoy, L. Diehl, F. Lundy, D. Michael, A Shutt, Raup. G. Reese, D. Conrad. Absent: Pulsifer ,...47.- lllalss of 'GU First row: R. Hoffman, D. Litcharcl, A. Laubach, L. Groff. D. Murray, Betz, P Auten. R, Flora, Pursel, M. Dye, Mrs. Bower. .Sr'r'onc1ro11': E. Cashman. B. Gray, H. Heddings. W. McCollum. S. Cromley, B Gordon, G. Metzger, D. Michael. K. Pulsifer. Third row: W. Derr, R. Craig, F. Hoffman, F. Chamberlin, A. Chandler, R. Beachel First row: B. Stiles, W. Rishel, C. Snyder, N. Smith. S. St Clair., K. Robenolt, S. Ulrich. R. Smith. D. Shetler. Mr. Hoffman. Scuond row: L. Robbins. C. Raup. M. Rovenolt, S. Reese. M. Ulrich. K. Robbins, l. Slmffer, A. Shive, T. Wcxlridgc. Tlrml row: M. Werxvrfr. T. Sornmcrs, S. Ycrg. S. Scclmler. H48- Class of 'lil First row: L. Bieber, Frye, P. Beachel. R. Brehm, R. Mincemoyer, G. Braybill S. McCollum, B. Beachel, D. DeWald. R. Craig. Mrs. Dennen. Second row: H. Hartman, G. Bitler, B. Fuller, W. Foresman, C. Foust, D. Beachel l. Hartman. R. Brouse, D. Eichenlaub. T. Craig, B. Hoy, T. Cromly, Third row: G. Buss, R. Hoffman. R. Hawley. B. Fruit, G. Long. R. larrett. S. Crom- ley, D. Miller, V. Brouse, R. Merrill, McCormick, C. Milheim. First row: E. Sheatler. S. Wright. W. Mincemoyer, R. Rovenolt. M. Woodside. D Ranck. S. Moll. C. Moser. D. Pfleegor, Miss Emmanuel. Second row: B. Schmidt, T. Ranck, L. Sholly, R. Young, D. Smith, A. Wriglit. B Waitscxn, S. Shivc. E. Waalbrrrn, S, Robbins, N. Zarr. Third rum: R. Webb, H. Snyder, E. VVanders. C. Smith, ls. Minglc. D. Sccsc. lj Travelpiece. B. Pluck, M. Smitli, K. Nlurray. G. VVats0n. Alisa-nt: D. Rovenolt. ,. -lf? .. Ulass of '62 First row: C. Hartman, R. Hagenbuch, R. Hagerman, L. Golder, Balliet, M. Cvroff P. Cromley, B. Auten. R. Hoffman. D. Diehl, L. Craig. Second row: R. Arnold, C. Bartlow, K. Hans, T. Conrad. C. Fera, G. Cromley. E Aikey, S. Groff, R. Beachel, M. Dye. Third row: G. Dildine, S. Hinds. L. Flora. P. Brown, L. Andrews, K. Hackenherg L. Bartlow, P. Hawley, M. Ellis, Mr. Cyril Menges. First row: S. Laubach, V. Laidacker, Holdren. A. Raup, G. Shaner, G. Robbins R. Miller, Rider. N. Laidacker. B. Shetler, V. Swope. R. Raup. Svcond row: Mrs. Campbell, Mincemoyer, P, Wright, H. Rushoe. F. Rovenolt B Knarr, R. Ulrich, R. Zarr, P. Murray. L. Snyder, R. Sommers. Tlzirii row: B. Rovenolt, T. Hoffman, D. Kirkner, R. Michael, F. Ploch, E. Pulsifer M. Mingle. N. Wilson. Cv. Rishel. -50.- Class of '58 First row: Betty Lupold, Philip Rovenolt, Nancy Beck. Dorothy Neufer, Sally Up- degrove, Patricia Kunkle, Iames Weaver, Wayne Greiner, Paula Anderson, lack Biddle. Shirley Ryder. Patsy Baker. Betty Bowersox, Barbara Troester. Kay Wil- liams. Barbara Van Riper. Second row: Deanna Haas. Greg Adams. George McMillen. Sue Sheffer, Donna Bair, Sandra Criswell, Bernadine Snyder, Sharen Westley, Edith Greiner, Helen Maust. Shelva Conner. Virginia Ranck, George Cocks, Carol Fulmer, Darlene Hans, Donald Frey, Kenneth Metzger, Third row: Philip Raup. Ronald Foust, Donald Keiser, Gary Cronrath. Phillip Sher- man, Ienadelle Baysore, Donna Fromme, Polly Gardner, Karen McHenry, Peggy Gold, Norman Small. Ieanne Souleret. Paulette Aunkst, Richard Kilgus. Lee Moser. Fourth row: Donald Barrett, Ronald Levan, Iohn Hoffman. Bill Vognetz. Bill Sny- der. Kenneth Fairchild, Paul Aunkst. Charles Wright. Dick Foresman, Gene Deitrick, Harold Shoemaker, Harold Hoffman, Emmett Reynolds. We. the class of '58, have reached the end of another successful year at W.H.S We are sorry that we have only one year left. but we will try to make the most of it. We wish to thank our class advisers, Miss Young and Mr. Flickinger. for their guidance and helpfulness. Farewell to you, Seniors. May your highway of life be filled with sunshine and happiness. -Sl,, Class uf ' 9 First row: Darlene Robbins, Virginia Gray, Viola Stahl, Sandra Shade, Mary lane Simon. Virginia Colley, Kathryn Rickert, Helen Balliet, Connie Lupold, Io Ann Horn, Suzanne Reaser, Carol lean Young. Pauline Aunkst. Second row: Vera Auker, Sandra Ferguson, Nancy Nicholas, Sarah Bachman, Nancy Rhone, Edna Staggert, Connie Ryder, Edna Simon, Kathleen Sherman, Carol Rea, Bonnie Barrett. Shirley Michael, Lucille Frankenfield, Kathryn Aunkst. Third row: Sandra Frederick, Kathryn Leiser, Maxine Iohnson, Mary Lou Benfer, Audrey Mincemoyer, Iudy Gold, Edna McCollin. Christine Cole, Patsy Criswell, Betty Lou Strickland, Dawn Buehler, Nancy Wuestner, Carol Renner. Fourth row: Christine McEwen, Marilyn Yost, Shirley Ferguson, Iohn Burrows, Ronald Keiser, Carter Rake, Ted Menges, Alvin Pawling, Ioseph Thouvenolt, Oscar Smith, Barry Rake. Stanley Bower. Fifth row: Clyde Walck, Thomas Iredell, Roger Zettlemoyer, Francis Homan, Ralph Young. Dale Doebler. Bruce Zettlemoyer. Terry Conner, Thomas Aunkst, William Shultz, Iohn Persing, Carl Vognetz, Donald Hall, Homer Gardner, Kenneth Page. Absent when picture was taken: Esther Reynolds, Richard Aunkst, Samantha Thornburg, Donald Karnes. Now that we, the class of '59, have completed our sophomore year at the Wat- sontown High School, we have gained new knowledge and left many enjoyable ex- periences behind us. However, we beieve we will achieve even a brighter future by using the upper- classmen and faculty as our inspiration. We wish to extend our heartiest thanks to Miss Mutschler and Mr. Rice for their guidance and kindness that has helped to make our class a success. ..52.. Class of 'UU First row: Richard Hartranlt. Theron Royer, james Riie. Kenneth Gaiigler, Terry Aiinlcsi, vice president: Williiini Allen. president: Wilsori DeVVald, treasurer: Susanne Parker, secrei tary: lack Stahlnecker, Rfnzild Rilc. Anne Bly. Doris Mae Moser. Second row: VVayne Burrows, Samuel Benfer, lay Muffly. Ronald Fuller, Richard Baylor. Gvorgc Fitzgerald, Rohert lgcuit, Donna Barrett. Patricia Ramp, Sandra Laliornie. Donna liramin. Sharon Yoder. Patricia Keister, Marijanfr Greiner. Third row: Connie Nevei. Ioanna Conrad, Miriam Crawiord, lanet Neuter, Bonnie Derr. lia hryn Miller, Kay lvlCCLHl'iIllCl4, Bonnie lfnisweller. Mary lf, Harter. Mary Ann lflwrly. Indy Bergiiiaii. Fourth royv: Darlene Maiisteller, Liicena Bower, Mary lou VVenriuk, Terry Mnllly. Bill lxl'nger. liarl Reynolds, Ronald Corner. liewiietli Fogelniaii. George llalliet, laines Martin. Rfger Maneval. First rfwz Lvrrv lVlcNeer, lol'n Greiner. Willigizii Snydei, Melvin MerZ,iL'r. Charles Vvert rian, Tlzrufirs Guthrie. Iohn Rchhins, Harry Hill. Terry Keifer, Hurley Gardnrr, Terry Nixon lrlliiiei' I-hifi, Amos Young. Scccnd rriw: Rrn ild lVliiif5e:noyer. Rohsil Fcrqiison, Gena' Crawford. Kenneth Young, Roiiei Yordy, Gerald Klapp, Delioy C,iri:s. Barrie Dir-ifenhizcli, Eugene Shreuk. VVilli.im Boyer Merrill Smith. Robert Mahiis. Third row: Mike Stover. Gerald Young Roger Cronrath, Beatrice Myers, Norma Reynolds Sandra Myers. Thelma Sinpson. Carolyn Falls. Darlene VVerlnian. Luella Pzower. Carinvn VW-srlcy. Rolwrt Persiin. Ianies Hans. Fourth row: Donna lVlcClintock, Caryl Fogyelnian. Donna Rrowanl. Nancy Uyer. lfdna Col ner. Betxy VVillianis. Indy Seifhold. Carolyn Ramp, Indy Cronrath. Marilyn Hilo, VVilli.im Tru-go, Max Simon. Absent when picture was taken: Rczhert Clay. Donna Stiirznian. ln the early part ol Sepiemher. l95-l, a group ol awkward, ill-at-ease yoiiiiiysters enIi're.l VV.H S, lor lhe lirsl lime. Ilwlllx waf. oaii lirsi year ol innior high school. Nou ue are lirexlinieii with our levi on the lll'Nl rung ol llii' liigili l.iililer. 'l'lieri' will he new prolwleins lo nieul, .iw ilu-ie alxxaxs .irez lint we are Suri' our flaw xxill xxork hard to make oiii sqhool .ix proud ot llfw ax we are ol il. .- S3 .. Class of '6 First row: Clariee Schooley, Kay Newbury, Susan Fairchild, Helen Derr, Barbara Keister, Bonnie Bair, treasurer: Priscilla Hile. secretary: Annette Habiq. Carol Fronune. Mary E Sterner, Eleanor Young. Second row: Nancy Moneyhan, Charlotte Menges, Luella Wertiimaii, lean lacobs, Patricia Rake. Betsy Aunkst, Georgene Smith, Sandra Baker. Katy Kemble, Beverly Ann Ranck, lo- anne Stahlnecker. Ioyce Crawford. Third row: Robert Hontz, president: Fred Wolfe, Gary Houtz, Donald Reitmeyer, Dennis Benfer, Roger Willizims, vice president: lack Marshall, Philip Martin. Robert Guthrie. Daniel Foresman. Frederick Weavefr, William Fisher, Donald Caugler, Ieffery Ellis. Fourth row: Mitchell Gauger. Robert Criswell. Barry Strassner. Theodore Sickles, Donald Young, Chester Rupert. Ion Parker, David Walck, Charles Frederick, Marvin Hoffman. Gary ilogenrief, Terry Shultz, Barry Buck, Eugene Kline, First rcwz Carole Robbins, Sally Rink. Doris Wright. Patricia Stover. Carol Aikey, Cynthia McCallum. ludy Trayer, Florence Raup, Donna Tobias. Mary Raup, Helen Conler. Second row: Iudy Lose, Robina Reid, leanie Iamison, Mary Lcu Falls, Io Ann Miiust. Diane Reynolds. lanet Nicholas. Charlotte Shoemaker. Lucille Kurtz. Lena Crawford, Barbara Hans, Donna Hall. Third row: Stanley Reitmeyer, Richard Klinger, Rohert Ulrich. lohn Rife, VVayne Annkst. lacob Bieber, Larry Bieber. Kenneth Crawford. Larry Reynolds. Gerald Doebler, VVayne Digan, Charles Ferguson. Fourth row: Williiiiii VVertman. Richard Ulrich, Hunter Simpson, Elmer Cotner. Clifton Hans, Donald Simcn, Ronald Zarr, Roger Fulmer, Thomas Young. Fred Gold, Absent when picture was taken: Vivian Mincemoyer, lerry Mosser. Mary Huff. Fred Leiser, Donald Phillips, Sandra Reynolds. Now that we have finished our second year at W.H.S.. we finally realize we are here lor tl real purpose and aim in life. VVe hope. with the guidance, kindness, .ind p.itiem'e of our teatliers. ue may complete eur schooling and develop qood citizenship, whieh will make ns a long-reineinbered .ittrilnite to our sehool and eonnnunity. ,.'S-i.. Class of '62 Firsl row: Donald Honscr. Carrl Ulrich. ludith Stricklvr, loycc Yvaglv. Hclcn Williiiiiix loAnn Rhodes. Chvryl Canihicr. Carol VVilSon. Carolyn Kulp, Frances lVlnns. VVilliain Scch lcr. Ronald Brown. Stcphcn Gray. Frcti Pctws. Rohcri liystcr. Second row: Susan Blackford. Nancy VVagncr, Kay Cronrath. Indy Smith. Donna Stahl Mary Hartranft, loAnnc Trntt, Snzlinnc Hoffinan, Patricia Lt-i-ch. Lois Ncvcl, Ruth Snydci' lciin lrcdcll. Norma Dentlvr, Carolyn Billnian, Michael Paftcrson. Daniel l.aidackvr. Third row: lVlCArthi1r Parkcr, Grant Arnold, Rohcrt Dyfr. Rolwrt Broxyn. lxwis Clcayvr Scott Cold. lacqnc- Stricklvr, Thorn is Cook. Richard Willieiiiis. Lvstcr Strassnvr. l'n'tty Klinii cr, Diann Moxcr, David Riclvrri. Francis Reynolds. Kc-nnctli Charlcs, Fourth row: Kcnncth Aiinkst. Donald Crvsh. lohn Dovhlvr. Lcwis llciiiwr, Clarcncc Stint' Ronald Smith. Cilvnn Dvitrick. First row: Donald lVlcCarty, Rohcrt Sliowvrs. lVlartin Anipach, VVilliani liiclivr. Ricliiircl fVlinccinoyt'r. lfdward Li-ccli. Charltrs Pziick, Nancy Conrad. Sylvia Nixon, Patricia Dcrr. Ivan Stow-r, Mary Rovcnolt. Donald liiscnhart. Vvillard liarrctt. Uciit'yic'vc Hans, Li-ota Lynn Sandra Ryan. Second row: 'lwvriy lVlcC.illuin. Ronald lVl.llcr, Carl lVlorrison, Larry lrlonian. Carolc lfishi-i Sharon Crawford. Maxim' Kciscr. Chcryl Van Ripcr. Nancy La Fornw. Patricia Noraconli Donna Diehl. Linda Kvrlin. listlicr Stahl, Kart-n lVlcCollin. Third row: 'l'hoinas Cotncr. Xhlallacc Annkst, Larry Strassiiur. Donald Slronxc. Ronald 'Vloni-ylian. Patricia Dugan. Rohcrt Felix. Carol Annkst. Carol Croinan, lcan Ryclvr. Arla lacolm, Sally Hcnlcr. lionnic Burrows, Patiicia Pmridcic, Abnent when picture was taken: Bonniv Bcrcicr. Victor Hull, VNU: tht- xcyciitli ciradc. uiitvicd VV.itsoiirowii High School in rin' fall ol Wifi . VVi- wvr very niiich lritilituiicd, hut with tht- hclp nl thu tvaclwrs and iippt-i'cl.issiiii'ii wc soon lvlt ii 'niiin' Vvc lim-I our lirsi ycai' ul llHilOi' High liax hi-i-ii sntciwsliil. .intl Xu- xyanl lo llianlc ilios that ham' lit-lpi-il nx along. VN i' arc looking lorwartl to llli' yvai's alicatl. and wc hops wc tan hir a trvtlil lu tht' xthool 1,5 - If A' 1 357 , I xx , W mfxf mimi A LL -ST A R VA HIETY Sl- to W I M N kv! X fj The Warrior Staff First row: Mr. R. I-loltzman, adviser: Miss C. Hamblin, adviser: N. Felix, Asst. Bus. Mgr.: M. E. McCollum, Bus. Mgr.: S. Sheffer, Asst. Ed.: C. Boughter, Ed.: L. Cvlass. Ed.: R. DeWalcl, Asst. Ed.g Hunselman, Bus. Mgr.p 'Mrs. Dennen, adviserg Mr. I. H. Wolfe, adviser. Second row: D. Fogelman, N. Stahlnecker, M. Dentler, Strickler, M. McCormiclc, D. Sear, N. L. Burrows, N. Yost, Swope, D. Raup. Third row: D. Snyder, K. Kreis-cher, Brown, B. Derr, D. Bridge, W. Levan, D. Prowant. D. Claudfelter. D. Knopp. B. Kilqus. Fourth row: L. Benfer, K. Iohnson. Baysore, K. Small, R. Kocker, Clemens, Riddle, P. Gardner. S. Keister, P. Anderson. ' Resignedp replaced by Mrs. Harold Martin. The yearbook staff of the Turbotville and Watsontown Senior Classes has tried to depict the various activities and accomplishments of the Warrior Run Area Schools. This initial attempt to present one combined issue of The Warrior presented some problems. but We hope that the result justifies our efforts. Absent when picture was taken: Follmer Westley. Kenneth Lynn. ,-- ,-1 urrior Run Ioint High chool Band Clarinets Mary Elizabeth McCallum janet Strickler Betsy Willianis Mary Ann Eberly Donna Bair Mary Louise Hafer Iudy Seebold Carolyn Raup Diane Swope Mary Lou Weaver lane Moser Nancy Wuestner Tom lredell Bass Clarinet Sliaren Westley Alto Clarinet Sandra Criswell Basses lack Biddle Chris Boughter Oboe Karen McHenry Flutes Barham Troester Marijane Greiner Bonnie Bair Bonnie Berger Bell Lyrcs Kay Vifilliams Iozinne Mincemoyer Trombones George Balliet Fred Chamberlain Roger Yordy Ronald Mincemoyer Gary Cronrath llaritones Phil Rovenolt Wilsoii DeWald Terry Conner Drums Cynthia Snyder Donna Reynolds Follmer Westley Paul Aunkst Suzanne Sheffer Iohn Persing Color Guards Phil Raup Pete Fairchild Ronald Foust Saxopliones Mary Elizaheth I-larter Donna Fromme Carol Fromme Ienadelle Baysore Carmen Westley l l'Cf'1L'l1 Horn Iudy Miller Comets George McMillen George Cocks Phillip Sherman Greg Adams Philip Martin Mitch Geiger Ierry Klapp Iudy Cronrath Ioanne Stahlnecker Barbara Gordon Susie Reaser Rodney Hawley lack Dildine Priscilla Hile lVIajorettes Marie McCormick Sylvia Keister Paulette Aunkst Kay Kreischer Patricia Criswell Donna Sear Gayle Gauger Ieanne Souleret Donna Michael Bonnie Gray Mary Strouse Altos Mary Dye Beverly Ann Ranck Absent when picture ll is tili Iames Martin Kenneth Lynn, Kenneth Metzger Donna lean Knopp Nancy Craig, and Larry Gl iss Pres -- 5q., tudent Council Our Student Council, during the 1956-57 term. has undertaken several worth- while projects. among them: collecting pennies for new band uniforms, scheduling assembly programs, making a suggestion box to let the students have a chance to express their opinions, purchasing records in order to have dancing at noon, and having our usual Booster Club Parties. Seated: Miller, Secretary: Dennen, Vice President: S. Graybill, Presidentg Pulsifer. Treasurerg B. Cooper. Standing: I. Mincemoyer, F. Chamberlin, Dildine, P. Hawley, Mr. Schnure, Adviser: D, Ranck, C. Snyder, R. Hawley. H60- Seninr Chorus The Senior Mixed Chorus of 35 members experienced a successful year with appearances at Assembly programs, the annual Christmas Concert, and as a sponsor of the Variety Show. Soloists for the programs included, Iudy Mi'ler. Ruth Mar- rett, Shirley Graybill, Kenneth McCollum. Accompanist for the Chorus was Mary Enterline. Also an outstanding feature of the programs was the singing of the Girls Trio composed of the Graybill Sisters, First row: Mr. Workman, Miller, M. Strouse. K. Fletcher, Dye, V. Zarr, Biddle, N. McMichael, Betz. S. Graybill, R. Marrett, Rovenolt, B, Hagenbuch. I. Pulsifer. Second row: N. Cotner. D. Reynolds, M. Shurtz, Mincemoyer, P. Digqan, Moser, L. Fuller, D. Watson, K. McCollum, G. Pfleegor, W. Corderman, R. Bid- dle, N. Craig, N. McCollum, M. Hitesman, M. Dye. Accompanist: M. Enterline. -61- Iunior Chorus First row: S. Laubach, V. Laidacker. V. Swope, N. Laidacker. M. Dye, G, Shaner, B. Knarr, C. Snyder. C. Cvraybill, P. Murray, C. Foust, R. Sommers. Second row: P. Hawley, N. Wilson, I. Shaffer, S. Ulrich, P. Travelpiece, H. Heddings, W. Derr, B. Fruit, M. Ulrich. Seated: Mr. Workman. The Iunior High Chorus made a public appearance at the Christmas Concert and was well received by the audience. The purpose of this group is to serve as a training group for the Senior High Chorus. Although opportunities for public appearance we1'e limited, nevertheless, the spirit of the chorus remained throughout the year. In this group, there are several outstanding voices that will be a valuable addition to the Senior Chorus next year. -62,-f cience Club The club was formed to motivate interest in all fields of science. Some are Woking on projects for the Science Fair while others are doing general experiments. First row: R. Zarr, D. Eiclienlaub, Mrs. Bower, Balliet, G. Cromley, T. Conard. Sc-corn! row: G, Reese. P. Iarrett, F. Chamberlin, L. Flora, F, Hoffnian. --63- N '31 NA eniur F. H. A. First row: M. Dye, M. Enterline, A. Hilkert. N. Craig, B. Craig. A. DeWald. Second row: Miss Emmanuel. Advisor: E. Keister. L. Fuller. P. Wright, M. Shurtz, M. l-litesman, R. Marrett. Third row: N. McMichael. E. Watson. M. Strouse, E. Moll, Betz. Our motto is: Toward New Horizons. Our objective is to promote further interest in home economics among girls of high school age. We also want to pro- mote a growing appreciation of the work done by homemakers everywhere. ,-6-l,.. lunior F. H. A. Our motto is, Toward New Horizons. Our flower is the Red Rose. Our colors are Red and White. This year our F.H.A. has had a Dime Dance and a Bake Sale. The President of the local F.H.A. and officers of the county went to Montandon for a supper and also to decide what we were going to do for the rest of the year. Our F.H.A. went to Harrisburg for a Regional Meeting. First row: G. Buss, B. Hoy, K. Robenolt, D. Michael, McCormick, S. Yerg. Miss Emmanuel. Second row: M. Dye. P. Cromley, S. Moll, R. Hoffman, B. Knarr, Pursel, D. Shetler, S. Groff, S. McCollum. M. Groff. Third row: B. Watson. K. Murray, Betz, S. St Clair, E. Cashman, M. Rovenolt. D, Murray. B. Schmidt, B. Rovenolt. Fourth row: C. Raup, M, Smith, S. Sechler, S. Cromley, S. Cromley, D. Miller, C. Smith, K. Robbins, B. Gray. -65- F. F. A. First row: P. Moser. D. Shetler, D. Michael, W. Corderman, R. DeWald, R. Bid- dle, E. Polk, P. Mohr. F. Pfleegor, Advisor Mr. Hoffman. Second row: B. Stiles. D. Litchard, P. Smith, G. Metzger. W, Cromley, L. Bieber, E. Hagenbuch, W. Rovenolt, C. Keener, L. Groff, P. Auten. Third row: F. Bieber, L. Shetler, G. Fry, D. Huffman, W. Wright, G. Rovenolt, D, Conard, Auten. Fourth row: A. Shutt, Hemrick, F. Lundy, Kirkner, R. Hoffman, R. Ulrich. The officers of our club are: President, Ronald DeWaldg Vice President, Lee Rovenolt: Secretary, Wilbur Corderman, Treasurer, Robert Biddle: Sentinel, Wayne Mingle: Reporter, Dio Shetler: Chaplain, Douglas Michael. Eleven of our members received the Derl Hess S.U.N. Degree. Donald DeWald was awarded the Keystone Farmer Degree during Farm Show Week. Ed Hagenbuch won honors with his dairy animal at the District Dairy Roundup and the State Farm Show. Wayne Mingle received a white ribbon at the Farm Show Our newest chapter project will be crop experiments. We are an active organization and are constantly trying to learn how to be- ome better farmers. -66.. Nlndels Club The Models Club has 26 members. We have been flying model airplanes and making medels. Some are making model trucks, First row: R. Hagenbuch, L, Craig, E. Sheatler, P. Beachel, Mincemoyer, D, Rovenclt. E. Ranck. E. Aikey. R. Craig. D. Diehl. Mr. Rovenolt, Advisor. Second row: D. Litchard, P. Auten, L. Groff. T. Craig, E. Pulsifer, A. Wright, P. Smith, A. Laubach. R. Zarr. Thizrl row: L. Andrews, R. Miclmcl, T. Sommcrs, R. Craig. R. Hawley, R. Merrill, K. Pulsifer. ... 67,- Iunior Historians gi . ' E 5 LQ : Sc-ated: I. Sommers, D. Marrett, M. Enterline, L. Bieber. G. Reese. First row: Mrs. Hause. Advisor: R. Hoffman, E. Moll, E. Watson, G. Fry. Second row: A. Brower, F. Lundy. Our motto is: Study the past to prepare for the future. Our purpose is to learn more about the history of our community and our state. We are affiliated with the state organization of Iunior Historians. Our project for the year is, The oldest road. church or other structure in our community. -68- Dramativs Club Our club is open to students in grades 7 to 9. but we have members from only the seventh grade. During our weekly meetings, we have been doing choral reading and learning poems. Two of our members presented a skit entitled Hats , in assem- bly in February. We also prepared an assembly program which we presented in May. First row: Rider. F. Gardner, L. Snyder, R. Arnold, C. Hartman. Su-mrtlr-oz1': Mrs. Campbell. Advisor. S, Hinds. D. Kirkner, F. Ploch, G. Rishel. Absvlzt wlwn picture was taken: B. Auten. K. Hans, A. Dunlcle. R, Raup, R. Ulrich. ,..69,.. Librarians Students who volunteer for library duty render a valuable service to our school. They are scheduled to serve during their study halls and make it possible for the library to be open more periods than it could be otherwise. In addition to acquiring knowledge of library procedures the students also gain experience in working with people. First row: C. Snyder, D. Shetler, S, St. Clair, I. Betz, M, Dye, D. Mifhael, K, Robenolt, Pursel. B. Ellis, Biddle, R. Hoffman. A. DeWald, Mrs. Martin, advisor Second row: S. Stevens, E. Cashman, Rovenolt, Dye. B. Craig, D. Sechler, M. Weaver, M. Enterline. P Diggan. K. Robbins, M. Strouse, D. Swope. Third row: B. Gordon, F. Bieber, L. Fuller, N. Cotner, Miller. N. Craig, W. Derr, S. Strouse, D. Cwolder. S. Yerg, S. Graybill ,-7O,- Pruiection Cluh We have fifteen active members in our club. Nearly all are able to assemble and operate the projector. Members in the club are given training in sharing respon- sibilities and in properly caring for audio-visual equipment. The membership con- sists of pupils from grades 7.8.9, and 10. First row: Mr. S. Lee Menges. Advisor: C. Hartman, K. Hans, l-l. Rushoc, C. Fern. 1, Balliet. B. Auten. Ser-and mm: A. Laubach, Shaffer, K, Pulsifer. C. Fletcher. R. Pfleegor. M. Ulrich, H. Schmidt. Third row: l'l. Hedclings. Pulsifer, T. Sommers. B. Craig, L. Diehl. P. Trivelpiece. -71... Blue and White First row: D. Diehl, B, Ellis, Rovenolt, C. Smith, P. Brown, C, Graybill, V. Swope. Mrs, Straley, Advisor. Second row: S. Stevens, M. Weavei', M. Shurtz, D. Golcler, S. Hoy, L. Bieber, B. Craig, Third row: S. Strouse, L. Bieber, S. Smith, N. Craig, P. Murray, A. Hilkert, F. Bieber. The Blue and White staff and other participating students collect. edit, and assemble the news each month so that the school newspaper can be mimeographed, ln addition to some practical experience in interviewing, writing, and layout, the members learn some of the fundamentals of newspaper work. -72- tagecraft From time to time this group has the responsibility of planning and building thc stage sets for the plays that are presented by the various school groups. Under the direction of the shop teacher these boys gain practical experience in performing the numerous tasks connected with providing the proper setting for each particular performance. First row: L. Shetler, W. Cromley. Mr. McKelvey, Advisory K. McCollum, W llctz, P, Murray. L. Rovenolt. T. Worthington. Second row: D. Shetler, W, Miiigle, E. Schoch, I. Auten, W. Rovenolt, G. Roven- olt, D. Golder, W, Elliott. D. Day. -73- School Bus Patrol Members of this group gain valuable experience in practicing and helping others to observe the basic rules of safety. The patrol stands ready to serve wherever it is needed to protect life and property. First row: R. Raup, G. Shaner, H. Rushoe, T. Conrad, C. Fera, R. Zarr, R. Brehm, S. Wriglit, C. Moser, S. Laubach, Nlr. Iohn Shaw, Advisor. Second row: G. Cromley. R. Ulrich, R, Flora, T. Woolridge, S. Reese, A. Wright, L. Flora, M. Ellis, D. Ranck, Third rou-z L. Andrews, C. Wagner, C. Rishel, D. Hoffman, F. Ploch, Hartman. L. Bartlow. -74- Sportsman Uluh Nearly forty members of the Iunior-Senior High School have joined the Sports- man Club. Their main event of the year is planting of some evergreen seedling: or transplants. Restocking of some of the area streams with fish will also be another project. We have held several successful Coon hunts and also a shooting match. VVe are Writing essays and drawing posters for our club. Several fine films have been shown and reports are made on various topics that interest the class. First row: C. Bartlow, T. Craig. W. Rovenolt. W. McCollum, B. Cooper, W. Betz. T. Cromley, K. Haekenberg, H. Hartman, Mr. Menges. Advisor. Second row: W. Wright, Cv. Rovenolt, D. Claudfelter, R. Claudfelter, Rushoe, S. Sheatler. W. Flora. Auten, T. Worthington, Third row: R. Cashman. Sommers, D. Shetler, T. Flora, A. Brower. D. Day, R. Hoffman, W. Corderman, I. I-Iemrick. -75.- Archery UI uh Krzvclingi B. Gray, B. l-lagenbuch. liirsf row: L. Craig, R. Hagerman. D. Craig. D. Michael. S. Graybill, L. Golder. D- Diehl. R. Hagenbuch, Mr. Schnure, Advisor, Ser-ond row: T. Conrad, Rovenolt, G. Robbins, E. Sheatler, D. Eichenlaub, R. Brouse. C. Foust. S. Shive, W. Mincemoyer, R. Zarr, R. Miller. Third row: M. Mingle, R. Michael, G. Long, P. Iarrett, F, Sheatler, L. Murray. R. Hoffman, P. Wright. T. Hoffman, G. Dildine. Our motto is. 'AOur Future depends upon our marksmanship with each passing arrow. So far we haven't done much but teach the new members how to use a bow and arrow. We also selected officers. They are as follows: Barbara Hagenbuch. Pres.: Shirley Graybill, V. Pres.. Donna Michael, Secy.p Bonnie Gray, Treas. -76M Game Club Our winter activity includes all types of card and checker games, carrom. elec- tric football, and Uncle Wiggly. Whenever the weather permits, we will play various outdoor games. First row: L. Bieber. Holdren, B. Shetler, A. Raup, W. Mincemoyer, P. Wright D. Mincemoyer, L. Golder, D. Pfleegor. R. Hagerman, R, Raup, Mr. Calvin Menges Advisor. Second row: C. Moser, R. Hoffman, R. Beachel. R. Miller, K. Hackenberg, S. Shive L. Sholly, T. Ranck. H. Rushoe, C. Bartlow, D. DeWald, G. Robbins. Third row: F. Rovenclt, C. Fora, T Hoffman, B, Brouse, D. Smith, R. Young, M Woodside, G. Watson, C. Minglc, G. Bitler. Fourth row: T. Cromley. B. Foresman, P. Brown, B. lVlcCollum, L. Mingle, D. Seesc R. Beachel, D. Hoffman, B. Ploch. R. Wehb, R. Ulrich, ,-f77,.- lunior Class Play LOOK BEHIND YOU Standing: B. Hoffman, Mrs. Bower, R. Cashman, N, McCollum. Miller. VV. Flora G. Rovenolt. W, Cromley, A. DeWald. Mr, Hoffman, Sitting: E. Fry, A. Brower, Sommers, M. Dye, N. Craig, D. Scchlcr, liraybill Trio Lvft to right: S. Graybill, C. Graybill, S, Graybill. .h'vurllp.1r1isl: Mr. Rolwrt VVorkmam. 1X tudent Council First row: Mr. Corman. Eugene Kurtz, I-lerb Bright, Bruce Zettlemoyer, treasurer: Sandra Criswell. secretary1 Chris Boughter. president, Sue Sheffer, vice president: Kay lohnson, Mary Elizabeth McCallum, lenadelle Baysore, Phil Martin. Mr. Rite, Second row: Tom lredell. Tom Cook, George McMi1len, Gary Cronrath, Kay Cron- rath, Nancy Wagner, Katy Kemble. ludy Cronrath. Patricia Keister, Nancy Vlfuest- ner. Carol lean Young. Richard I-lartranft, Rick Weaver, Your Student Council is an important organization set up to represent you, th: students of W.H.S. The job of the Student Council is not easy, but in the end it is very rewarding. As in previous years. the Student Council held their annual Christmas Dance and, as be fore, it was very successful. They also sent two delegates to the Student Council Convention held at Clarks Summit, Penna.. in order for them to bring back solutions to the councils many problems. The sponsorship by Mrs, Rabe, Mr. Rice, and Mr. Corman was greatly appre- ciated by all the members of the Student Council. -- 79W Senior Chorus First row: Betsy Williaiiis, Carolyn Raup, Iudy Cronrath, ludy Seehold. Marilyn Hile, Suzanne Parker. Patricia Keister. Virginia Colley. Mary Elizabeth Harter. Mary Ann liherly. Ienadelle Baysore. Sue Shelter. Sandy Criswell, Donna Bair, Paula Anderson. Mrs. Kathryn GStalder. Second row: Bruce Zettlemoyer, Terry Conner, Tom lredell. lohn Persing, Terry Aunkst. Roger Maneyal, George Cocks, 'Delmar Prowarit, Herh Bright. lack Stahlneeker, Richard Hartranft, VVilson DcWald, Ronald Rife, Theron Royer. Third row: Phil Sherman, Donald Barrett. Phil Rovenolt. Cary Cronrath, Phil Raup. George MeMillen. lohn Burrows, Ronald Keiser, lerry Klapp, George Fitzgerald, Holm Foust, Ronald Cotner. Bill Trego, First row: Ann Bly. Peggy Cold, Karen McHenry, Polly Gardner, Nancy Felix. Carol lean Young. president: Mrs, Kathryn Cvstalder, director: Bruce Zettlenioyer. Barbara Troester, Carmen VVestley. Marijane Greiner, Donna Sear, Kay Kreischer, Marie McCormick. Second row: Naney Yost. Mary Lou Haier, Donna lean Knopp, ludy Bergman. Paulette Aunlist. leanne Souleret. Helen Maust, Kay Williiiiiis, Nancy VVertnian. Dorint Fogrliiriii. Suzanne Ranek, Nancy Sechler, Nancy Stahlnecker. Third row: lloirnie linisweller. Kay McCormick, Dawn Buehler, liclna MeCollin, Nancy Vvuestner. Caryl Fogelnian, Donna Kramm, Darlene VVertinan, Donna Barrett, Luella Bower, Patricia Raup. Sandra Lalzornie, Doris Mae Moser, Linda Foust. Fourth row: Viola Stahl. Sandra Shade. Vera Auker, Suzanne Reaser, Kathryn Leiser. Pauline Aunlist, Helen Balliet, Kay Rickert, Nona Lou Burrows, Sylvia Keister. This year the mixed lunior and Senior High choruses have put on many outstanding pro- grams. Among them were the Christmas program and their annual Spring Concert. Again this year two people were sent to represent our Seliool at llie District Clioriix. ljmlh Mrs. Clxlaltler. the tiiieetor. antl Mrs. Qlrainl:'y. pianiNl, deserve all the eretlii given lu llieiii. F- htl -- lunior Chorus First row: Iudy Lose, Charlotte Menges, Kay Newbury, Susan Fairchild. Betsy Aunkst. Barbara Keister, Bonnie Bair. Priscilla I-lile. Annette l-labig, Katy Kcmblf' Sharon Cronrath, Beverly Ann Ranck. Mary Elizabeth Sterner, Eleanor Young, Patricia Stover, Carol Aikey, Mrs. Cvstalcler. Second row: Donna Tobias, Clarice Schooley, lean Iacobs, Mary I-lartranft. Carol Fromme, Ioanne Stahlnecker, Bonnie Burrows, Donna Diehl, IoAnn Rhodes. Cheryl Cambier, lean Iredell, Susan Blackford, Suzanne Hoffman, Carolyn Billman, Barbara Hans, Ieanie Iamison, Third row: Thomas Cotner, Nancy LaForme, Patricia Noraconk, Cheryl VanRiper. Linda Kerlin, Betty Klinger, Carole Fisher, IoAnne Trutt, Carol Wilson. Nancy Wagner, Kay Cronrath. Mike Patterson, Charles Ferguson, Lester Strassner, Tom Cook, Fourth row: Mitch Geiger. Bob Criswell. Larry Strassner, Iacque Strickler. Theodo e Sickles. Donald Reitmeyer. Chester Rupert, Iohn Parker, David Wzrlck, Charles Frederick, Bill Fisher, Phil Martin, Barry Buck, Eugene Kline. M81- F. H. A. First row: Mrs. Royer, Donna Raup, Donna Fogelman, sonq leader: Bernadine Snyder, treas- urer: Darlene Hans, secretary: Sharen Westley, president: Dorothy Neuter. vice president: Shirley Ryder, reporter: Barbara Van Riper, hrstorian: Cynthia McCallum, parliamentarian: Sandra Baker. Kathryn Miller, Mrs. Sheffer. Second row: Sandra Frederick. Nancy Nicholas, Connie Lupold, Sarah Bacliman. Donna Tohias, Ianet Kerlin, Indy Trayer, Florence Raup, Mary Raup, Edna Simon, Connie Ryder. Mary lane Simon, Miriam Crawford. Third row: Darlene Mausteller. Caryl Fogrelrnan. Donna Prowant. Indy Gold, Maxine Iohn- son. Sally Llpdegrove. Luella Shuman. Ioan Brown, Anna Moll. Kay Kreischer. Emma Young, Bonnie Derr. Ianet Neuler. Fourth row: Samantha Thornburg, Patsy Biker, Betty Bowersox, Marilyn Yost, Nancy Rhone. Edna Staggert, Christine McEwen, Shirley Ferguson, Evelyn Cotner, Donna McClin-1 tock, Connie Neyel. I-'xbsent when picture was taken: Lucena Bower, Mary l-lull. VV-e are the Future Homernakers of America Uur vision is eight-fold: To picmote tg growing zppreciation ol the joys and satisfactions of homeniaking. To eniphaslze the importance ol Worthy home memhership, To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work lor good heme and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster the development ol creative leadership in home and community lile To promote wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. .-1 82 ,-.- F. F. . First row: Mr. Fairman, Eugene Kurtz. Dean Oakes, treasurer: Larry I-lackenburg. secretary, Dale Lose, reporter: Emmett Reynolds, president: Wilbur McCarty, vi QC president: Walter Mosser, sentinelg Iohn Hoffman, chaplaing Ronald Mincemoyer. Iohn Greiner, Melvin Metzger. Second row: Oscar Smith, Robert Raup, Carl Snyder, Gene Deitrick, Harold Shoe- maker, Kenneth Fogelman, Lewis Houser, Kenneth Metzger, Iames Hans, Earl Rey- nolds, Roger Yordy, Gene Crawford. The objectives of the Watsontown EEA. Chapter are to develop character training for useful citizenship and foster patriotism: to participate in co-operative effortsp to encourage improvement in scholarshipg to encourage members to become established in farming through development of good supervised farm programs. Many members are attaining these objectives through leadership training, public speaking, supervised farming programs, and by co-operating in the operation of the F.F.A. farm. ..83,-. Urange and Blue First row: Nancy Felix, Donna Raup, Donna Fogelman, Anna Moll, Miss Kling- man. Mary Lou Hafer, editor: Iames Weaver, associate editor: Mrs. Laubach, Donna Knopp, business managerp Nancy Yost, Gayle Gauger, Marie McCormick, Ken Lynn. Second row: Polly Gardner, Karen McHenry, Kay Williams. Sandy Criswell, Nona Lou Burrows, Follmer Westley, Sylvia Keister, Donna Fromme, Greg Adams, Ken Fairchild, Wayne Greiner. Third row: lack Biddle, George McMillen, Peggy Gold, Paula Anderson, Donna Bair. lenadelle Baysore, Sue Sheffer, Terry Aunkst. Bill Allen, Roger Maneval. Fourth row: Carol Renner, Marilyn Yost. Edna Mae McCollin, Karen McCollin, Kay Cronrath. Kathryn Miller, Bonnie Bair. Barbara Keister, Iudy Smith, Marilyn Hile, ludy Cronrath, Patricia Keister. Carmen Westley, Barbara Hans. The Orange and Blue is the students' newspaper. It is completely made up of articles written by and about different students in the junior-senior high school of Vxfatsontown. The Orange and Blue staff, supervised by Miss Klingman. is selected from the student body. The typing and mimeographing are done by the senior commercial girls, directed by Mrs. Laubach. This year, in December, the Orange and Blue, was presented with two awards for articles in the paper and for make-up of the Orange and Blue itself, The Orange and Blue is a member of the Pennsylvania Press Association. ,-- 8-21 - Arcliery Uluh First rcw: Tod Mmigcs. Hvlcn Mzinst. Donna Fogclnian, Donna Ramp, Liicllii Slillliltili. Sn: zmnc Rzinuk. Nancy Stnhincckcr. Marie McCormick. Donna Scar, Pat Criswrll, Mary Lou Bcnfvr. Second row: lohn Pvrsing, Mary lane Simon. Connie Ryder. Edna Simon, Miiry Lon l'lillL'l'. Donna Knopp, Nancy VVcrtnmn, Indy Barrett, Einnizi Young. Bvtty Lon Stricklaml, Cliristinc Cole, Dawn Bnclilvr, Kathryn Aunkst, Marilyn Yost, Miss Mutschlvr. Third row: Maxim- lohnson, Indy Gold, S.indr.i Frcdcriclc. Christinc Mulixycn, Sliirlvy lim' tgnson, Hvlty Rvcdvr, Nancy WL1L'Slllk'F. Heli-n Biilliei. Polly Annkst. Toni Irudt-ll, lliutit-i' Zcttlvinoyci, Alvin Pnwling. Terry Conner. Absent when picture was taken: Linda Bvnlcr, sccrctiiry. First row: Nancy Nicholas, Snziinni' Rcnsvr, Kay Williaiiis, Bin'lmr.i Trovstcr, Bill Drrr. pri-sitlvnt:N.n1uy Yost. vicc prcsidvnt: Viol.i Stahl, Iunvt Kcrlin, Bcycrly Kilgnix. Km' Kri-isclwr, Caroline Kciscr. Darla-nr Robbins. Virginia Gray. Second row: Sarah Bziclinmn, Paul Aunlcst. Samlm Fcrguson, Virginia Rnncli, Slit-lyzi Coniwr. Niinuy Fclix, Conniv Lupold, Knthryzy Lciscr, lol-Xnn Horn, Virginia Collcy. K.iy llicki-rl. Carol Iciin Young, trvasiirvrz Kfithlccn Shcrnmn. Edna Min' Mccollin. Audrey Mint'vnioyci: Sninim Slmdv, Miss Mulschlvr, Carol RCA. Third row: Del Proxxuint. Kon Lynn, Owcnr Hans, Iudnl Clvmcns, Sindy Cocks, Don lirtlinc lohn Burrows. Ronniv Kviscr, lack Bidtllc Pvtc Fziilwliiltl. Don Kciscr. C.n'li-r l2.ilcv. fircti Admins. Nornmn Snmll. Fourth row: Hcrh Bright, Sanclm Criswvll, Kznvn lVlcHvnry. Polly U.n'ilm'r, Pvgigy Gold, v Paiilii Andi-rson, Donna Frommr. Sus Shcllvr, lcnziclcllc Bfly90I'L'. Donna Bair, llnl Slwrii1.i1i, VVtiym' Grciiivr, Phil Ramp. Gvorge McMillcn, Gary Cronrath. Untlcr rln- uzirvliil giiiitlnntc of Miss Mulsclilvr. the Art-ln-ry Cliiln vnioyml itx lllllkl yawn' .il sliootinyi iln' lvoxx' .intl .n'roxx. 'I'ln-ri- wt-rc coinpctitiyv Lontcxtx for liinh scorcs tlironghont tlic yctir. lui' xylntli mnnll PVIZUS wcrv .iwzir'cit'il. Tha' clulv is Qi lint' VXll'd-CllI'flk'lllill' activity lor nmny stnilvnls i, 9,5 H. enior Ii. A. A. First row: Sandra Criswell, Suzanne Sheffer, Polly Gardner, Barbara Troester. Kay Wil- liams, Paula Anderson. assistant point recorder: Nancy Yost, secretary: Danna Raup, presi- dent: Nona Lou Burrows, vice president: Donna Lee Sear, treasurer: Kay Iohnson. point ref eorder: Gayle Gauger, Kay Kreischer, Mari-e McCormick. Second row: Sandra Frederick, Nancy Nicholas. Connie Lupold, Sarah Bachman, Karen Mel-lenry, Peggy Gold. Carol Renner, lol-Xnn Horn, Pat Criswell. Christine Cole, Betty Lou Strickland, Kathleen Sherman, Miss Mutschler. Third row: Samantha Thornhnrg. Marilyn Yost, Nancy Rhone. Edna Staggert, Sally Upde- grove. Ioan Brown. Luella Shaman, Anna Moll, Shirley Mahus, Beverly Kilgus, ludy Gold. Maxine Iohnson, Mary Lou Benler. First row: Audrey Mincemoyer. Mary Lou Haier, Donna lean Knopp. Nancy Felix, Ber- nadine Snyder. Sharen VVestley, Shirley Ryder, Ianet Strickler, Nancy Vtfertman. Donna G xle Fogelman, Suzanne Ranck, Nancy Sechler. Nancy Stahlnetker, Second row: Marjorie Dentler, Betty Lupold, Dawn Buehler. Edna Mae McCoflin. Nancy N.Vuestner, Shelya Conner. Donna Bair, Donna Fromme. lenadelle Baysore. Sylvia Keister. Linda Foust. Caroline Keiser. janet Kerlin. Miss Mutschler. Third row: Betty Bowersox. Patsy Baker, Viola Stahl, Sandra Shade, Suzanne Reaser. Kathryn Leiser. Pauline Aunkst, Helen Balliet. Kay Rickert. Carol lean Young, Virginia Colley. Enuna Young, Darlene Rohlvins. Under the capable leadership of Miss Mutschler, the Senior Girls' Athletic Association has increased in attendance this year, By attending meetings. working on different committees, and participating in intramurals. the girls earned points toward their letters. This year the C.A.A. enjoyed a party. and also dancing, VVe feel that the C.A.A, has served its purpose well. ..86., lunior H. A. A. -it First row: Kay Newbury. Susan Fairchild. Icannic- lacohs, Mary Hartranft, Bonniv Burrows. l3arlwar.i Kt'lSfkxF,Bl7I1IllL' Bair, Priscilla Hile, Annstts Hahig. Sharon Cronratli, Mary Elizalwctli Su-rnvr, Eleanor Young. Sandra Bakcr. Nancy Dyrr. hccond row: Nancy lVlcn9yhan, Flon-my Ramp. Charlotte Mvngrs. Katy liunrhlv. lirvcrlk Ranck, Carol Frcinmc, Ioannv Stalilncckrr, Darla-nc Manstvllvr, loanna Conrad, Ccnnlc Nr-vvl, Kathryn Miller. lam-I Nigholas. Miss Miiischlur Third row: Caryl Fogslrnan, Donna Prowant, lfyvlyn Cotnvr, Ianct Nvulvr, Marion Craw- ford, Donna McClintock. Cynthia McCallum. H1-lcn Dvrr, Luclla VVi'rtman, Liicillc Kurtz. Charlotti' Sliociiiakrry loAnn lVlairst. Gcorgvm- Smith. Fourth row: Nancy Laliorinc. Patricia Noracoilk. Linda Kcrlin, loAnnc Rliorlvs, Clwryl Cam l'ii'r, loan lrvdvll. loAnnv Triitr, Nancy VVaqncr. Kay Cronraih, Susan Hiillnian, Carolyn l'lillnian, Siisiu Pmlacklorcl. Donna Du-lrl. Indy Losc. Caroli- Rolwlvins, First row: Sharon Crawford. Franccs Muns, Carolinc Kiilp, Pat livisicrx pu-sirlviit: Siizanni- Parkvr. vim'-prcsidviirx Marilyn Hilc, sccri-tary: Ann Bly. trvasiircrq Luclla Bowcr. Carolyn Kay Falls, Doris Mac Moser. Donna Krainrn, Sandra LaForrnc. Second row: Sally Bvnfvr. Maxim' Kvisrr. lady Bcrqnian. Kay McCormick. Bonnri' liins wvllcr, Indy Trayvr. Donna Barrctr, Liiuvna l'5owvr', lVlarijanv Clr'i'irwr'. Carmvn VVi'stli'y. lnan Rydvr, Carol Cronian. Patsy Ramp. Third row: Arla Mar lacolws, liarcn Mucollin, Rolicrla Fi-lu. Carol Aiinkst. Norma Di'nll r. Lois Nr-vr-l, Ruth Snyder. Diann Moser, Indy Smith. liiuly Sccluold. Carolyn Ranp, Marv lflizalwtlr Hartvr, Busy VVillianis. Mary Ann Elwrly, ludy C-ronrath, X 'l'liv lnnior Girls' Allilvlir Assmiaiioxl. xvirli llw airl ol Miss Miilsulili-i', had an vIilov.ilvli' xcar. llri' llla'lllllk'l'5ll1P was Ulik' ol llii' laracsl lo rlalu. lly ironing lo lliv lllk'x'lIllglN illlil work ing on roiiriiiirti-vs, llii- girls r-.irmmi points nntil the vml ol thi' yvar, wlivn Ihr virls wiili llli' 1 .niylii-sr points r'cuvx'ml awards. .N A7 -- Varsity Uluh First rou-: Max Lynn, Ken Small. Oscar Hans, Herb Bright, Iudd Clemens, Chris Boughter, treasurerp Delmar Prowant. presidentl Donald Bridge, Sandy Cocks. lack Aunkst, William Ferguson, Carl Snyder. Second row: Mr. Flickinger, Mr. Hontz, Ted Menges, Bruce Zettlemoyer, Lee Moser, George McMillen, Iohn Burrows, Pete Fairchild, lack Biddle, Paul Aunkst. Iim Weaver, Mr, Cotner. The Varsity Club, under the supervision of Mr. Cotner, Mr. l-lontz, and Mr. Flickinger. is an organization that is made up of boys who have won a letter in foot- ball, basketball, wrestling, or baseball. The main purpose of this club is to raise money for the purchase of varsity award-jackets, which are given to the senior mem- bers of the club. This money is raised through the sale of programs at the home football games. and by a tag day during baseball season. In addition to the boys in the picture, there are several new boys who have re- cently won letters and were not members of the Varsity Club when the picture was taken. -S8... Lillrfwialls Since a number of pupils became members of the ture was taken. the membership list is given as follows: Soni cwz' High Virginia Colley Sandra Criswell Nlarjorie Dentler Nancy Felix Polly Gardner Wayne Greiner Iohn Hoffman IoAnn Horn Maxine Iohnson Kay Kreischer Kathryn Leiser Ronald Levan Connie Lupold Karen McHenry Kay Rickert Kathleen Sherman Phillip Sherman Barbara Troester Sharen Westley Kay Williams Myron Ulrich Nancy Yost Carol lean Young Librarians' Club after the pic Iunior High Lucena Bower Delroy Caris Ioanna Conrad George Fitzgerald Robert Foust Donna Kramm Cynthia lVlcCallum Kay Newbury Sharon Yoder Gerald Young These boys and girls give valuable service to the school, as they not cizilj l-elm Lo find and check out books. but also perform many duties necessary in the operation of the library. Some members aid in preparing books for circulation, others prepare bulletin board displays, while still others have been giving their time to mending and lettering books, or to working on files. Several hundred books have been mended this year. The club members appreciate the courtesy which all pupils show while they make use of the library facilities. .- gg.. Business Club First row: Marie McCormick, Donna Lee Seat, vice president: Mary Lou Hafer. treasurer: Nancy Yost, Donna lean Knopp, Donna Fogelman. secretary: Mrs. Lau-- bach, Donna Raup. presidentg Iudy Barrett, Suzanne Ranck, Nancy Stahlneckcr Ianet Kerlin, Caroline Keiser. Second row: Richard Foresman, Donald Frey, Nancy Beck, Betty Lupold, Peggy Gold, Kay Williams, Barbara Troester, Paula Anderson, Patricia Dunkle. Shelva Conner, Carol Fulmer, Edith Cvreiner, Virginia Ranck, Deanna Haas, Donald Bar- rett, William Snyder. Absent when picture was taken: Linda Benfer. The Business Club is a newly formed organization under the careful guidance of Mrs, Sara Ellen Laubach. The club is composed of junior and senior commercial students. A constitution is being drawn up, and plans are being made to join the national organization, the 'Future Business Leaders of America. ,.. 90 ,- ACTIVITY SN!-WS A ,f ff, - 1 Q fi? '-gun J 5 . ., .t? :OA is if 95 9 , ,. P X1-4 F H513 9' Wm.. GENERAL SUHUUL SNAPS A O Q Ci XFX Q5 qc W 2 H vi PM EA 4 -2- , , L L N ' X ,gb it I ' . XJ x X mics V , we A I V QM X'-'f xv. qlll A Q N ' S+, ' l, Q 'Aki if , 1 Q 1 Ti , XS? Q .. 5 W 2? V7 AA S' , .42 E' f' ty 5 A uk' 1' of pg Q ,yi V, X A ff J g X 4 4 W V V 'N SX, ii . KE QS M X9 Xi 4 I I HH Q? LlGH'fS - CAMERA- -AC Tl 0 ff Cllewlemlers Standing: S. Shade. Pulsifer. Gold. Kneeling: A. DeVVald, K. lohnson. N. Yost, L. Benfer, S. Stevens, P. Gold, We're from Waxrricui' Run and no one can he the prouderlw What do you want the team to do? These and many more cheers will linger on in the minds of all Wzirrirvr Run grads. The enthusiastic cheerleaders always succeeded in arousing pep and spirit. They constantly inspired our athletic teams to do their best, whether winning or losing, ,- 0-l -..., Varsitt Football The 1956 Warrior Run eleven began their ten-lap marathon with a quick sprint as they won an easy victory over Nescopeck, a new rival of Watsontowii. The overconfidence of an easy victory turned against the Huskies, as Bald Eagle upset them by thirty-three points. The next week the team played good hard football to come from behind and defeat Mifflin- burg in the conference opener, Entertaining the Canton eleven under the lights in the next game, the Huskies lost to the powerful Bulldogs. giving them a 2-2 record for the season. The highlight of the season came at the halfway mark. when the charges of Mr. Corner and Mr. Flickinger ran rough-sliod over Muncy to the tune of -l2-O. thus sharing first pl ice honors in the conference with Montoursville. Playing Lewisburg at Bucknell, the VVatsontown squad never could get started, losing to the Green Dragons by thirteen points. Coming down the home stretch, the Huskies battled the Montgomery Raiders to a 13-ll tie, thereby retaining the all-important conference lead. Playing in the mud for the third time in the season, the VVarrior Run squad lost the VVe:zL Branch championship to Montoursville by a score of 25-12, In the last two games of the season the VVatsontown eleven faltered and lost both game. tc Mahanoy Ioint and Milton respectively, giving the club a 3-6 record for the season. Beside losing fourteen players through graduation, the football squad will also suffer the loss of the head coach. Mr. Cotner. Mr. Cotner's eleven years as coach for Watsoiitowii has brought the school one championship and one co-championship in league games. The graduating seniors from the squad will be linemen Don Bridge, ludd Clemens, lack Aunkst. Chis Boughter, Ronald Kocher. Oscar Hans, Ken McCollum, Bob Biddle, Dorsey Claudfelter, and Herb Bright. Missing from the backfield will be Del Prowant, Max Lynn. Sandy Cocks, and Bill Ferguson. Despite these losses, the coaches will attempt to turn out a good squad next year. First row: Donald Bridge, ludd Clemens. lack Aunkst, Chris Boughter, Ronald Kocher, Sandy Cocks, Oscar Hans, Max Lynn, Delmar Prowant. Second row: Fred Chamberlain, Sherm Shetler, Williaiii Claudfelter, Williaiii Ferguson, Robert Biddle. Ken McCollum, Herb Bright, Dick Foresman, lim VVeaver, Mr. Cotner, coach. Third row: Mr, Corman, assistant coach: Greg Adams, Bill Snyder, Phil Sherman, Donald Keiser. lack Biddle, George Cocks, Dick Claudfelier, Mr, Flickinger, assistant coach. Fourth row: Roger Maneval. manager: Blaine Cooper, George McMillen, Cary Cronrath. Wayne Burrows, Paul Aunkst. Tom Annkst, Bruce Zettlemcyer, lack Stahlnecker, man.ger .-95... Wrestling Team Back row: Mr. R. Holtzman, Coachg Mr. Rice, Coach: W. Ferguson, L. Moser. R. Biddle, M. McCollum, C. Snyder, Weaver, T. Aunkst, B. Cooper, L. Bieber, R. Pfleegor, T. Menges. D. Walck, Mgr. Front row: Muffly, Mgr.: R. Foresman, D. Keiser, R. Claudfelter, R. Kilgus. K. Small, G. McMillan, D. Claudfelter, S. Benfer, Parker, Mgr. Vxfhen the weather grew colder and the outdoor sports were ended, our grapplers took to the mats. After long hours of practice, Coaches I-loltzman and Rice rounded our newly combined wrestling team into fine shape. Our team did not always win. but in victory or defeat. they did their best in upholding the ideals of good sports- manship typical of Warrior Run. Warrior Run 8 Sunbury 43 Warrior Run 27 Canton 14 Warrior Run 10 - Hughesville 38 Warrior Run ll - Bald Eagle-Nittany 34 Warrior Run 18 - South Williamsport 30 Warrior Run 24 - Montgomery 24 Warrior Run 24 Lewisburg 18 Warrior Run 30 - Mt. Carmel 17 Warrior Run 13 Montoursville 28 Warrior Run 11 Mifflinburg 31 Warrior Run 14 - Muncy 36 Warrior Run 37 Milton 10 Warrior Run 25 Danville 21 Warrior Run 18 Coal Twp. 21 -96- Varsity Basketball The Huskies this year under the lai'hlul guidance of their new coach, Mr. Flickinger, had a winning season lor the first time in live years. The starting five. composed of live senior lwoys, play-ed well together and posted a ll-7 record. The Huskies started out very well, winning six of eight pre-league games. They kept winning in league play until they lost to South Williamsport lor ther lirst league loss. ln the second hall of play they lost lcui games, to end with a l3'7 record. The team deserves a lot of praise for its line work this year. Wzii'rior Run Sonestown Warrior Run Hughesyille Wiirrior Run Mifflinburg Warrior Run Montoursville Warrior Run Dalmzitia Warrior Run South Wmspt, VVarrior Run Dzlmatia VVarrior Run Montgomery Warrior Run Mifflinhurg Warrior Run Muncy Warrior Run Sonestown Warrior Run Mill Hall Warrior Run West Snyder VVzu'rior Run Hughesville Wari'ior Run Wmspt. Sophs VVarri0r Run Montoursville Warrior Run Montgomery llolllclll Vvdnior Run Muncy Wai'ritmr Run South Wiiisiwt. Wiii'rior Run Mill Hall Won - Lost - 7 First row. Herb Second row: M Raup. Managers Bright. Del Prowant. Max Lynn, George Cocks. Wayne Burrows. r. Flickinger. Bill Derr, lack Aunkst. Sandy Cocks, Ronald Foust and Phil ,-97.. lunior Varsity Basketball First row: Tom Guthrie, Manager: Bill Allen, Bill Shultz, Ierry Klapp, Terry Aunkst. Mike Stover, Bruce Zettlemoyer. Second row: Wayne Burrows, Theron Royer, Dick Hartranft, Clyde Walck, Ernie Lynn, Carter Rake, Mr. Corman. The Iunior Varsity team, under the coaching of Mr. Corman, played well to- gether and posted a fine record. The team was composed chiefly of freshmen and sophomores. They lost their first game of the season, but then went on a nine-game winning streak. They were finally stopped by Montgomery. Due to an injury to their star center, Clyde Walck, the junior Huskies lost the last two games of the season, ancl the championship as well. The Baby Huskies should be congratulated on their fine work. -f 98 ,- Baseball When the spring comes rolling on to the green fields of Turbotville, we hear t'ec thud of a baseball as it hits a qlove, and the crack of numerous bats. This is the time for Warrior Runs nine to resume activity. In the past season the team has manageil to come through some tough opposition with quite a degree of success, and low. playing together as the Defenders, we can again look forward to a fine reiord. Turbotville 13 Montandon Turbotville O Watsontown Turbotville 6 - Muney Turbotville 6 I-lughesville Turbotville 9 Hughesville Turbotville 8 Montandon Turbotville 2 Watsontown Turbotville 5 - Muncy Sitting: S. Sheatler, R. Kocher, B. Raup, W. Hawley, R. Laidacker. D. Phillips, R. Menges. W. Schell. Rovenolt Standing: B, Cooper, R. DeWald, D. Raup. T. Flora, Snyder, K. McCollum. L Chamberlin, N. Hans. H. Matliias, Mr. Lee Menges, Coach. ,--99,- Baseball First row: Bill Weaver. Vance Maneval, Bob Harrison. Gene Long. Del Prowant. Herb Bright, Gene Hickey. Second row: Sandy Cocks. Bill Shultz, Bruce Zettlemoyer, George Cocks, Bill Derr. Don Frey. Max Lynn. Third row: Mr. Flickinger. Oscar Hans. Don Bridge. lack Aunkst. Bill Moser, Iudd Clemens, manager. Under the able pitching of Gene Long, who pitched four shutouts during the league season, the Huskies came out on top in the West Branch League. Mr. Flickinger coached the Huskies in one of their finest offensive and defen- sive seasons for quite a while. The seasons record for the year, including league and non-league games and the district 4 playoff was: 10 wins and 3 losses, There is good hope of repeating this record, since the team lost by graduation only four players - Gene Long, Bob Harrison, Vance Maneval, and Bill Weaver. Watsontown - Milton 6 Watsontown Milton O Watsontown Lewisburg l Watsontown Mifflinburg 7 Watsontown - Muncy 2 Watsontown Hughesville 2 Watsontown Turbotville 0 Watsontown Montandon 0 Watsontown - Muncy O Watsontown Hughesville 3 Watsontown Turbotville 2 Watsontown Montandon O Watsontown Towanda 8 - 100 - '! Ryu .gazing SMH-En I t 'f AYING The Cooks The Has Drawers ? 'The Jlhi+QYS ? 1 I IEE E EEE! 1 'W A U U 5 f I N. vii-3, :Eh Q Q, VEl Ar A l ' cg 14 '-km U 'Wig ,JC J 5 '! ff .Q Q 3 x PIC. U I 12 I ustor ldl1S TURBOTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL IANITORS Mr. Ross IVICCoIIum, Mr. Samuel FuIImcr SCHOOL DISTRICT MAINTENANCE WATSONTOWN HIGH SCHUOL IANITORS Aj Mr. Mvrle Sclwolvy Mr. Amos Smith, Sr., Mr. Miitthew Steinbachur - 102 - Cooks TURBOTVILLE First row: Mrs. Bieber, Mrs. Hagenbuch. Mrs. Mohr, Mrs. Fetzer Second row: Mrs. Moser. Mrs. Colder. Mrs. Kocher. WATSONTOVVN .Jr A, M mAMv4, Left to right: Mrs. Evorme Baysore, Mrs. Anna Tanner. Mrs. Iessie Machamer -1103- School Bus Ilrivers TURBOTVILLE P. DeWald, L. Reynolds, H. Stamm, L. Miller, C. Starr, L. Miller, C, Glass, substitute WATSONTOWN L. WCl'HQf. P. Berger. R. Foresman, S, Elliot, M. Lupold. H. Barr - IO-I - QE X If ,Elf Wjyb SFQQSQQ x L X4 f--'awk f H X T , ff fb, , XS? fzffc J 2 K Acknowledgments - - The members of THE WARRIOR staff wish to express our appreciation and sincere thanks to the citizens, teachers and classmates who contributed their services to the first com- bined edition of THE WARRIOR. ik Sir is wif FOUR STAR ADVERTISERS sk 'R 'iff' THREE STAR ADVERTISERS sk il? TWO STAR ADVERTISERS wir ONE STAR ADVERTISERS PATRONS The Class of 1957 wishes to thank the business people and patrons of our school who have aided THE WARRIOR financially. --106-f Compliments of THE WATSONTOWN NATIONAL BANK Your financial department store 'ik' il? if ii' PHILCO Watsontown Cabinet Division ik' it ik' BASTIAN BROS CO. Rochester, N.Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Iewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards P. O. Box 268 Mr. Paul L.Wagner Tamaqua, Pa 'ik' ii? il? B. K. W. COACH LINE DeLuxe Charter trips anywhere School groups - Our specialty Phone: Selinsgrove 3581 air ii? air IASPER WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, No. 2, INC. Manufacturers of: Molded - General Purpose - Marine and Aeronautical Plywood Plant No. 1, Iasper, Indiana Plant No. 2, Watsontown, Pa -- 107 -- MUFFLEY-HUFF POST No. 8206 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Turbotville, Pennsylvania Sf? iff sir STEVENS COAL COMPANY Producers of King-Sized Anthracite Trevorton Colliary - Trevorton, Pa. if il? if TLIRBOTVILLE NATIONAL BANK Use Us, When You Need A Bank That Is Strong Enough To Protect, Large Enough To Serve And Small Enough To Know You ZW On All Savings Accounts il? il? ii? WATSONTOWN and PAXTON BRICK COMPANY Watsontown, Pa. il? it A. A. BOWMAN 63 SON Rambler Milton, Pa. sir ik' HACKENBERG CHEVROLET After the job - It's the service that counts Turbotville, Pa. Phone 2512 il? ii? SPANGLER MOTORS, INC. Ford and Mercury - Sales and Service River Road Milton, Pa. il? Sir THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK - Watsontown, Pa. Surplus ...................,,...,......,............. 5150000.00 Unclivided Profits .................. 15118827.00 Capital Stock ........................... S150,000.00 2? Interest Paid on Savings ZIQW Interest Paid on Time Certificates -- 2 years iff Sir Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DANVILLE 1 Danville, Pa. ik' il? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MILLVILLE Millville, Pa. A Service Organization for You and Your Friends Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 753 if? THE MLINCY BANKING COMPANY OF MUNCY Muncy, Pa. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Safety - Service and Strength 'iff ik CLEMENS MACHINE SHOP Milton, Pa. -f 108 - P. 8 L. BODY WORKS 24 hour towing Watsontown, Pa. il? viz McMILLEN'S MEN'S SHOP Watsontown Penna Smart Styles For The Graduate The New Mlvy League Look in Men's Wear Suits - Sport Coats - Slacks - Shirts wi? if CHAMBERLAIN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Out-of-town delivery of milk Montgomery, Pennsylvania if wif PENN'S DAIRY Pensupreme Ice Cream PEN DAIRIES, INC. Dewart, Pa. Si? if Compliments of SHUMAN DAIRY McEwensville, Pa. sir il? WESNER FARM DAIRY Congratulations Seniors - - - We wish you the best of everything if il? Compliments of PAUL CRONRATH Watsontown, Penna. if? il? Compliments of AZINGER FURNITURE CO. Complete Household Furnishings Hughesville - Milton, Pa. S93 Si? LEWISBURG CHAIR E1 FURNITURE CO. Congratulations Class of 1957 Lewisburg, Penna. il? Sir PROWANTS GROCERY Compliments Watsontown, Penna 717 il? REEVES-PARVIN Wholesale Groceries Williamsport, Penna -109- BROADWAY HARDWARE STORE Frigidaire Appliances Milton, Penna Phone 736 'ilrvfr Compliments of IOHN Y. BUOY CO. Hardware Milton, Penna Si? il? Compliments of COOPER'S HARDWARE Turbotville, Penna. Si? if DREISBACH HARDWARE Hardware - Paints F Kelvinator Appliance Lewisburg, Penna. il? ik Compliments of O. H. WETTEN, IEWELER Watsontown, Penna. if Eff Compliments of DEWART LIVESTOCK MARKET il? il? TURBOTVILLE BLOCK CO., INC. Turbotville, Penna. Phone 2313 Prices and quality that are hard to duplicate if? Si? Compliments of CABINET INDUSTRIES, INC. Danville, Penna. il? Sir Our Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 CLARKSON CHEMICAL CO., INC. Williamsport, Penna. if? 'ik' Compliments of FOLINDRY CO., INC. Watsontown, Penna, wifi? Compliments of SUMMIT THROWING CO. Watsontown, Penna. il? if SUNBURY DAILY ITEM Sunbury, Penna. The Home Newspaper of the Central Susquehanna Valley Certified Circulation 19,657 -110- FOLLMER GAS and OIL CO. Lewisburg, Penna. Distributor of Atlantic Products - gasoline - motor oil and heating oil ik il? T. M. MILES OIL CO. Distributors - Texaco Petroleum Products Milton, Pa. Phone 745 ffl? iff Compliments of A FRIEND Si? Hi? PATTON'S PHARMACY Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 Watsontown, Penna. virvfr MINNICH STUDIO Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Portraits That Live Milton, Penna. Sf? 'iff E. KEELER CO. Wholesale Distributors of Plumbing, Heating, Electrical, Industrial, Portable Power Tool equipment and supplies Williamsport, Penna. ski? WATSONTOWN TRLICKING CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Watsontown, Penna. Sir Auctioneer GOLD, Bill Phone - Turbotville 3838 Turbotville, Pa. Auction service at its best Automobile Agencies and Dealers CORSON, Harvey F. Phone - Muncy 6-3713 Muncy, Pa. Chrysler-Plymouth - Mall Chain Saws Allis-Chalmers - New Holland Farm Equipment DIEHL, W. O., and Sons Dodge Cars and Iob-Rated Trucks Ierseytown, Pa. Allis-Chalmers - New Idea - New Holland Farm Machinery LAWRENCE-HORTON Motor Co. Ford and Mercury Dealers Danville, Pennsylvania MCDERMOTT Motors Oldsmobile Sales C1 Service 909 Bloom Road Danville, Pennsylvania Sales Representative For Area - Olan Bardo, Watsontown, Pa. - Ill - MERTZ, Byron, Ir. Phone - BRowning 5-3951 121 Northumberland St., Danville, Pa. Packard and Studebaker MURRAY Motor Co. Phone 6-3090 101 North Main St. Muncy, Pa. Authorized Dealer Ford - Mercury Sales - Service - Parts SECULES Pontiac Phone 4-2891 246 South Main St, I-Iughesville, Pa. Sales and Service - Wheel and Frame Alignment SNYDER Auto and Tractor Service Phone 4126 Watsontown, Pa. Massey-Harris Sales and Service General Auto Repairs - Inspection Station No. 61 WAGNER'S Dodge 63 Plymouth Much Success Danville, Pennsylvania WILSON, Don Phone 3621 Watsontown, Pa. Ford Sales and Service Automobile Parts and Supplies OTTO'S Auto Supply 279-283 Mill St. Danville, Pa. STRICKLANDS Automotive Service Phone 3281 Watsontown, Pa. Distributor of first quality parts Barber Shops MLIFFLY, lay A'Congratulations to the Class of 1957 REYNOLDS, Gussie McEwensville, Pa. Beauty Shops Compliments of ETI-IEL'S Beauty Parlor SHOOK, Clara Congratulations and Best Wishes Beverages WHITE DEER Beverages Phone 8632 Watsontown, Pennsylvania Bowling Center COMMUNITY Bowling Center Phone 3022 Montgomery, Pennsylvania Building Materials DANVILLE Lumber Co. 322 Ferry St., Danville, Pa. Lumber - Building Supplies -- Contracting MILLVILLE Lumber Products, Inc. Millville, Pa. Successors to Millville Planing Mill Co. SELINSGROVE Block Co. Phone 7054 8th and Vine St., Selinsgrove, Pa. SONES Lumber E5 Supply Co. Phone GLencourt 8-2531 Millville, Pennsylvania -- 112 -f Cafe B. 8 F.. CAFE 314 Main St. Watsontown, Pa. The home of king-size sandwiches Clothing EVANS, T. W. Clothing and Shoes Watsontown - Mifflinburg GROSSMAN'S 131 W. 'ith St. Williamsport, Pa. Fashion Store for young women MARKS Shoes - Clothing 290-296 Mill St., Danville, Pa. We aim to please MUNCY Dry Goods 2-4 S. Main St. Muncy, Pa. PAUL'S Store - Clothing for the entire family Muncy, Pa. STERN Bros. Clothing, Inc. 14 W. 3rd St. Williamsport, Pa. Styles for men and young men TREON, Margaret 33 Broadway Milton, Pa, YOST, W. McEwensville, Pa. Ieddo-Highland Coal Community Organizations TLIRBOTVILLE Iunior Democratic Club Compliments LADIES Fire Auxiliary Turbotville, Pa. TURBOTVILLE Civic Club Compliments TURBOTVILLE Sr. F.H.A. Best Wishes Contractors CALLENBERGER, Robert A. McEwensville, Pa. Blacktop paving - Equipment rentals ULRICH, Bowman 6 Son Phone 8751 125 E. Second St., Watsontown, Pa. Dairies and Dairy Stores BECHTEL'S Dairy Lewisburg, Pa. SNYDF.R'S Tastee Freeze Milton R. D. :,ii2 STAMM'S Dairy Compliments Department Stores BOLEN 8 Co. Milton's leading department store Where quality is high and prices are low FAMOUS Department Store Milton, Pennsylvania SEIDEIJS Department Store Washingtonville, Pa. Dry Cleaners VOGEIQS Cleaners Watsontown-Milton -113- Electrical Appliances ACME Electric Service E. Brimmer Avenue Watsontown, Pa. CAWI..EY'S Appliance Store Best in Appliances Milton, Pa. FOUST Electric Co. Phone GEnera1 7-2031 Washingtonville, Pennsylvania MONTGOMERY Appliance Center Montgomery, Pa. STEVENSON Electric General Electric - Westinghouse Farm Implements and Supplies BIEBER, Emery Phone 3561 Turbotville, Pennsylvania Custom grinding and molasses feed mixing CLARK'S Feed Mills Custom Seed Cleaning Dealers in all kinds of grains and seeds and feeds DIGGAN, Raymond F. Phone Hughesville 9-1 Hughesville, Pennsylvania Dealer in: farm machinery and supplies - all needs for the farm EXCHANGE Feed Mill Phone GEneral 7-2414 Dealer in Pillsbury Feed-Custom grinding and mixing FOUGHT, R. S. 6 Sons Phone 4-2764 Hughesville, Pennsylvania Keystone Mills Hughesville Roller Mills ROAT, W. Paul Phone GEnera1 7-2716 R. D. ij:2 Watsontown, Pa. Allis Chalmers - New Idea - New Holland Sales and Service SMITH, E. C. 6 Son Feed and Grain Ottawa, Pennsylvania WARRIOR Milling Co. Compliments Five and Dime Stores BEN Franklin Phone 4643 Watsontown, Pennsylvania I. NEWBERRY Co. Milton, Pennsylvania W. T. GRANT Co. 255 Mill Street Danville, Pa. Fraternal Organizations DANVILLE Lodge No. 33 Loyal Order of Moose F. O. E. Milton, Pennsylvania Funeral Homes BARR'S Funeral Home Watsontown, Pa. GRITTNER, Paul S. Phone 3022 Turbotville, Pennsylvania -f 114 - Fur Company TAGOMAC Fur Company, Inc. 327 Ferry St. Danville, Pa. Manufacturing Furriers Fur Cleaning - Repairing - Remodeling Furniture ADAMS Furniture Store Compliments SAAB'S Furniture Store Turbotville, Pa. Deal with Saab and you'll never sob M. V. BEST Furniture Good furniture need not be expensive Garage BEAVER'S Garage 47 Broad St. Montgomery, Pa. General Repairs - Authorized State Inspection Greenhouse SMALL'S Greenhouse, Inc. Milton, Pennsylvania Grocers CARSON'S Grocery Best Wishes to the class DATESMAN'S Store Watsontown, Pa. FULLER'S General Store Turbotville, Pa. HAFER'S Food Markets Phone 8971 The friendly store HILE, Robert E, Dewart, Penna. Groceries - Real Estate - Insurance HOLMES General Store Compliments KITCHEN, W. F. Groceries - Meats- Fresh Vegetables - Clothing - Paint - Hardware PLOTTS Groceries Phone 2157 R. D. :i,:j:3, Muncy, Pennsylvania Choice meats - Groceries - Soft Drinks SOMERS 8 Smith Phone 3041 Turbotville, Pennsylvania STERNER'S Store Groceries - Dry Goods - Hardware Hardware CLASTERS Compliments Milton, Pennsylvania FARR'S Hardware Phone GLencourt 8-3721 Millville, Pennsylvania G. E. Heat - Plumbing - Roofing - Spouting GRITTNER'S Hardware Hughesville, Penna. Armstrong linoleum 6 ft. - 9 ft. - 12 ft. -115- WATSON'S Hardware Turbotville, Penna. Clothing - Electrical fixtures - Plumbing supplies - R.C.A. TV, Appliances YOUNG'S Hardware Since 1893 Dewart, Pennsylvania Inns FERN Park Inn Eddie and Eleanor R.D. :L-1:3 Route 14 Zlfg miles south of Muncy, Pa. HINDLES Compliments Turbotville, Pa. TRAVELERS Inn Best Wishes WARRIOR Run Inn Skip and Gloria Winters R. D. :',i3, Muncy, Pennsylvania Stop in where old friends meet Insurance FELIX, Clair Phone 6148 R. D. gil, Watsontown, Penna. Auto - Fire - Life - Casualty FOUST Agency 504 Main St. Watsontown, Pa. Auto F Fire - Life Phones: Offices: 3651 - Home 5834 FOUST, Max L. Phone 4391 R. D. itl, Watsontown, Penna. GASTON, Russel C. Phone 3652 Turbotville, Pennsylvania Hartford and U. S. Fire Insurances - West Branch Mutual Co. Windstorm and Auto Insurance - Bonds THE MILLVILLE Mutual Insurance Co. E. Guy Bangs, Secy. Millville, Pennsylvania Fire - Lightning and Extended Coverage YAGEL, Florence E. Phone GEneral 7-2528 Auto - Fire - Liability Investigator SMITH, Iohn G. Phone BRowning 5-3775 Danville, Pennsylvania Notary Public Investigator Jewelry Stores BARTLOW'S Iewelry Muncy, Pennsylvania Hamilton Watches Keepsake Diamonds BUCK, D. R. Compliments Art-carved diamond rings - watches COMMUNITY Iewelers Compliments FISH'S Iewelry Compliments Established 1881 -116- HARRIMAN, Percy L. - Ieweler Phone 4-2140 East Water Street, Near Main Hughesville, Pa. KLIVANS Iewelry Co. 137 W. 4th St. Williamsport, Pa. RIEDER'S Credit Iewelry Phone 1481 Registered Perfect Keepsake Diamonds Livestock DANVILLE Livestock Market, Inc. Phone BRowning 5-2830 P. O. Box 39 Danville, Pa. Sales every Monday and Thursday Loan Company COMMUNITY Plan Co. Compliments Loans Manufacturing DANVILLE Mfg. Co. 328 Ferry St. Danville, Pa. KENNEDY-VAN SAUN Manufacturing and Engineering Corporation 63 Beaver Street, Danville, Penna. MERCK 51 Co., Inc. Danville, Pennsylvania Chemical Division Cherokee Plant MINERAL Product 6 Co. Compliments TURBGTVILLE Manufacturing Company Phone 3611 Roofing - General Planing - Millwork - Doors - Windows Lumber - Plasterboarcl Meat Markets BALLlET'S Compliments to the Class of 1957 WERNER'S Fresh and Cured Meats Music Store FOSTER, lim Record Shop Danville, Pennsylvania News Agency THE DANVILLE News 'iCompliments Oil Distributor LYCOMING G. L. F. Petroleum Co-op, Inc. Box 103 Hughesville, Pennsylvania Gasoline - Kerosene - Fuel - Motor Oil and Grease -- 117 -- Patrons BIDDLE, Dr. Iohn, M.D. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. A FRIEND Compliments LYLE, Iohn Turbotville, Pa. PERSING, Dr. Amos, M.D. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. RABE, Dr., D.D,S. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. A FRIEND Compliments YANNACCONE, Dr., IVI.D. Compliments VVatsontown YGDER, Richard - Albert Golfieri - Paul Murray Compliments Pharmacy I'IARTER'S Drug Store Muncy, Pennsylvania REA 63 Derick, Inc. Phone 70 Prescriptions our specialty Photography PIEDI Studio Portraits, Amateur, Photo Finishing and Framing Plumbers SNYDER, Paul Plumbing and Heating WOOLCOCK Plumbing and Heating Poultry CLARK'S Poultry Farm Compliments FAIRVIEW Hatchery Compliments MEEK, R. C. Est. Feed and Chicks Restaurants BLUE Diamond Compliments BLUE Willow Best chili and hamburgers on route 15 COUROGEINVS Restaurant Danville, Pennsylvania DAY Star Restaurant Watsontown, Pa. The Home of Good Eating NOLL'S Restaurant Watsontown, Pa. All home cooked foods SOMMER'S Restaurant Turbotville, Pennsylvania Service Stations CARL'S Service Station R.D. iii, Turbotville, Pa. General Auto Repairs and Welding ESSO Service Center Compliments .-118,- HESS'S Service Station Main and Water Streets Hughesville, Pennsylvania PAULHAMUS, Ierry Compliments WHITE DEER Service Station Complete lubrication - Tire service WHITEY'S Service Station Compliments Shoe Store MARSH'S Shoe Store Compliments Sporting Goods DONEHOWER Compliments FRY'S Sporting Goods Danville, Pennsylvania Sports equipment for Field and Stream Stationery Stores THE DITZLER'S Stationery Danville, Pennsylvania School needs - Wedding invitations McCORMICK'S 'ACompliments Television Service Sales and Service of R.C.A. Victor TV and Radio IOI-lN'S Radio C4 TV Service Compliments RAVERT'S TV Compliments RED'S TV Service Compliments Theater VVATSON Theater i'Compliments Tires CARODISKEY 6 Hendricks Danville, Pennsylvania Goodyear Tires Trucking FULLMER Motor Co. Compliments YEAGLE Bros. Auto Transit Co. Phone 6-5030 Muncy, Pennsylvania il? Patrons Leo S. Dennen Enterline's Service Station A Friend Green's Gun Shop Craig M. Kift Mom's Lunch Moon's Grocery Store Oberdorf Atlantic Quakerette W. I. Seibert H, I. Smith Henry Stiger's Furniture Store Winebar's Store and Barber Shop f- 119 ..- Autographs lf Si Q 5 H? A B if SE f 1 M, N mu ,ew-ws-nmwm4. amwm.wwfss wr ,121-Nv-wnm,,aa::.:Q::awkwzeemf-ff-n1s-vwmzm:e- mm,wg mmssx 4mi . Q, f - fn, jg V ,QM P Q' ' 1? vb 1 ,if ,. . 1 .N , ' b 1 L f Y Q xg? J 2 ,. X' f : ' 23' - L uw: 6-.ffw W-f 2'zf.xHJ5rs 11 4, . A :J M- , . 4 if, , A4 6 H 5. M gm. ?,f'n-vh,k,- , ' 2 q,',w,,xc 1 5, ' 5 nfidffvy lf wi , W.. W Mffff' X, QWR . fel. wifi, ,. f Jw W .wil ' A A ,f Nw , .ix K, A ,, 4, 5 f, xxx, y 1 xi qw . H., . fexx