Watsontown High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Watsontown, PA)

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I Under the efficient guidance of the editors, Suzanne Sheffer, and Albert Brower, 4' and the literary advisership of Miss Hamblin and Mr. Tarnowski, and the financial y I I advisership of Mr. Holtzman, and Mr. Wolf, and the crew, the entire yearbook staff, f hope that you, the passengers, will enjoy your ocean voyage. 1 Without the generous contributions of the citizens and the business organizations I ' of the surrounding area, this trip would not have been possible. J i I nl. n rv 1 ' l 1 , -n.' Wi lm L , 1. - 1 111-till--l , -lr lug-ui-nu rvib ,als-si, ' 1-. l.-1ln.-0-11 g- 1 ' 1, 1 i-ii Y Y Q 1, 1 - Y , 1 ll 1 ig P L g -. i ' , J I958 RRIOR -4' was fry K 22 CAPTAIN'S MESSAGE To the Seniors: Commencement marks the beginning of a new life for many of you. I hope that when you take your place in our adult society that you will have an opportunity to use your talents to the utmost and that you will find yourself properly prepared to do so. The world needs well- trained young people who will eventually take the re- sponsibilities of us who are older. I know you will have equipped yourself well for your part in the world's work. Sincerely yours, Orrin G. Cocks, Jr A045592 WARRIOR RUN AREA SCHGOL BOARD Fin! Row: Orrin G. Cocks, Jr., Superwring Pff7lfif7dl,' Warren Betz, J. H. Harnish, Willartl Murray, Mrs. Rena Corner, Flmer Enterline, joint Board Preridenl: Mrs. Frances A. Diehl, Secretary' Rev, Charles F. Glass, Vice-Prefidenif Charles Ranck, Robert Rishel, Joseph Holcomb, Robert Rovenolt, and john R. Robb. Second Rozv: William K. Moser, Paul Aunlcst, Paul Werner, Russell Thurston, john Glenn, Leslie Fruit, Arthur Fry, Allen Watson, Charles Moyer, Olan Dieffenderfer, Fred Truckenmiller, Lee Hagenbuch, Paul Ranck, Emerson Smith, Jr., George Murray. Third Row: Robert Pfleegor, Ralph Swartz, H. William Koch, Solicrtorg Donald Bryson, Harry Sunanday, Clarence Hack, john Hefty, Frank Colley, Oscar Craig, Thomas Scott, Lester Mince- moyer. 1? J if w . THF .5 xkxixx fX i - EIN? lil ELWOOD F. BARR B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College: teaching: driver education: Jponroring: Drivers' Convention, Turbotville Safety Patrol: coaching aJJi5tant,' Wrestling. HULDA C. BERKENSTOCK A.B., Bucknell University: teaching: junior high mathematics: sponror- ing: seventh grade, Student Coun- cil. B. LANORE BOBB, R.N. Bryn Mawr Hospital: School Nurse. LEE E. BOHNER B.S., West Chester State Teachers College: teaching: health, physical education, biologyg sponroring: Dancing Club, boys' intramurals: coaching: wrestling. sd FRANCES S. BOWER A.B., Catawba College, Lycoming College: teaching: science, biology, physics, .rponyoringz Science Club, physical education, Girls' Game- Club. NEOSKA C. CAMPBELL A.B., Bucknell Universityg teaching: mathematics, English. JOHN R. COLWELL B.S., California State Teachers Col- lege, Trinidad, Colorado State Jun- ior Collegeg teaching: Industrial arts, general science: sponsoring: Crafts Club. JOHN E. CORMAN A.B., Dickinson Collegeg M.A., Bucknell Universityg teaching: pro- blems in American Democracy, American history, civicsg rpomor- ing: junior class, Student Council, coaching auirtant: football, varsity basketball. ALFRED B. CORNISH A.B., Lycoming College: reaching: history, civics, English: Jpomoring: eighth grade: coaching: junior high football, J.V. basketball. LULU M. DIEFFENDERFER A.B., M.A., Bucknell University: teaching: mathematics. ANITA B. EMMANUEL B.S., Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege: teaching: home economics: .rponsoringz Junior F.H.A., Senior F.H.A. WALTER B. FAIRMAN B.S., Pennsylvania State University: teaching: vocational agriculture: rponroring: F.F.A. HARRY S. FLICKINGER B.S., Susquehanna University: teach- ing: industrial science, mathematics: Jpomoring: junior class, Varsity Club: coaching: football. KATHRYN K. GSTALDER Indiana State Teachers College: M.A., Syracuse University, Cornell University: Eastman School of Mus- ic: teaching: music: .rpomoringz girls' and boys' choruses of Watson- town. CLARISSA W. HAMBLIN A.B., Bucknell University: Kurz- town State Teachers College: Li- brarian: Jpomoring: The Warrior, Library Club. DONALD R. HARE B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College: teaching: senior high mathematics: .rponroringz freshman class, F.T.A. JANET D. HAUSE A.B., Pennsylvania State University: teaching: American and World his- tory, sponsoring: junior Historians' Club. J. ROBERT HOFFMAN B.S., Pennsylvania State University: teaching: vocational agricultureg sponsoring: F.F.A., Young Farmers' Association. NANCY B. HOLTZMAN B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers Collegeg teaching: business mathe- matics, English 10, bookkeeping, typing, business Ig Jponsoringz sophomore class, senior class play. RUDOLPH V. HOLTZMAN B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College: teaching: Spanish, World history, junior high history: :pon- .roringz financial adviser of The Warrior : coaching: assistant foot- ball. ROBERT M. HONTZ B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teach- ers Collegeg M.S., Bucknell Univer- sity, guidance directorg sponroringx faculty manager of athletics. ROBERT KING B.S., Muhlenburg Collegeg M.A., New York University, teaching: physics, biology, chemistry, general science: .rponmringz senior class, Science Club. KATHRYN E. KLINGMAN A.B., M.A., Bucknell Universiryg teaching: English 11, 12, Ameri- can hisroryg sponsoring: senior class, Orange and Blue, Senior Day Pro- gram, commencement speakers. HAROLD F. KOONS Mansfield State Teachers Collegeg Ithaca Conservatory of Music: Ly- coming Collegeg xponroringz Junior Band of Watsontown, Senior Band of Watsontown and Turbotville. SARA ELLEN LAUBACH B.S., Bloomburg State Teachers Col- lege: M.S., Bucknell University: teaching: shorthand 11, 12: typing 11, 125 office practice: sponsoring: F.B.L.A., School Activities Fund. LESTER E. LEE B.S., Bucknell University: teaching: history, geography, English: sponsor- ing: eighth grade. JAMES E. MC KELVEY B.S., Pennsylvania State University: teaching: industrial arts: sponsoring: Camera Club. CYRIL F. MENGES B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers Collegeg M.S. Bucknell University: teaching: English, history: sponsor- ing: junior Class Play, Boys' Game Club: P.T.A. President. CALVIN W. MENGES B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College: Bucknell University: Lock Haven State Teachers College: teaching: geography, science, Penn- sylvania history, problems in Amer- ican Democracy. S. LEE MENGES B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers College: teaching: health. physical education: sponsoring: Projection Club, Student Council. FLORENCE M. MUTSCHLER B.S., West Chester State Teachers Collegeg Bucknell University: teach- ing: health, physical education, sponsoring: Sophomore Class, Jun- ior G.A.A., Senior G.A.A., Girls' Intramurals, Dancing Club, Archery Club. RUTH B. ROYER B.S., Drexel Institute of Technolo- gy: teaching: home economics, gen- eral science: sponsoring: F.H.A. GERALDINE S. SHEFFER B.S., Bucknell Universityg teaching: home economics, junior high his- toryg Jponsoring: F.H.A. JANE K. SHUMAN, R.N. Geisinger Memorial Hospital, School Nurse. METTA F. STRALEY A.B., Bucknell Universityg teaching shorthand, typing, office practice, business mathamaticsg Jponroring Blue and White. LEONARD M. TARNOWSKI A.B., Pennsylvania State University teaching: English, :ponroring Warrior , Senior Class Play. L JOHN W. TOMLINSON B.S., Kucztown State Teachers Col- lege, M.A., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, leaching: art. JOSEPH B. WARNER B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers Collegeg teaching: English, French, physical education, sponsoring: Li- brarians' Club. ROBERT M. WORKMAN B.S., Bucknell University, B.S., Sus- quehanna Universityg teaching: jun- ior and senior choruses, Beginners' instrumental, Jpomoring: Variety Show. RUBY J. YOUNG A.B., Bucknell University: M.A., Columbia University, teaching: jun- ior high English, Latin I, ll, spon- soring: Seventh Grade. I ,YW 5 225 F B W mu Fr' E 'Q ua M Rib '7 ,524 If wi! f Hg J W gg 'ms o .' v , 1 Q ' 'I lf' ' RWE' V HL 'L 3 ... .I ' .mf Rsigi WI- fi 'sig fi? USE. WARRIOR R.A.C. 'lil-, 117.1 We the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Eight bestow the dedication of this edition of the Warrior on MR. JOHN E. CORMAN For five years Mr. Corman has been a symbol of education to the graduating class. During his career at W.H.S., he has been a teacher, coach, and adviser. Mr. Corman possesses a remarkable knowledge of the subjects he teaches. This display of knowledge has inspired us, and pre- pared us to meet and accept the outside world. Not only is Mr. Clorman an excellent teacher, but an outstanding coach as well. His philosophy in sports can be applied to life also: More important than to win is to play the game and play it well. For all these reasons, and many more, the graduating class has chosen Mr. Corman their Man of the Year. PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Graduates: There are many steps on the ladder to success. You have now reached the time in your life that you are ready to take the first step. You will find at times that the ladder is quite steepg sometimes the steps are far apart. Many of these obstacles can be overcome by hard, honest work. Aim for the top and always keep plugging. I l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT JOHN EVES BIDDLE, JR. jack Academic Class President 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 I Speak for Democracy Contest 45 Orange and Blue Staff 35 Band 2, 3, 4, Concert 2, 3, 45 Archery Club 1, 25 Varsity Club 3, 4,'President '45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Science Club 4. A great norejndicater a great man - genial, courteous, intellectual, virile, cou- mgeour. VICE-PRESIDENT GREGORY ALLEN ADAMS Greg Academic Class Vice-President 45 Class Play 3, 45 Orange and Blue Staff 1, 39 Warrior Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 4, Spring Concert 45 Library Club 15 Archery Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Football 3, 4, Manager 25 Basket- ball 15 Wrestling 45 Tumbling Club 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4. His laugh? contngiour, bit wit'.r out- rageour. SECRETARY PAULA KATHRYN ANDERSON Business Class Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 15 Orange and Blue Staff 2, 35 Warrior Staff 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4: Library Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Reporter 45 Archery Club 3, 45 Danc- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intratnurals 1, 3, 4. She? little, 5loe's wise, she's a terror for her size. TREASURER EMMETI' WALTER REYNOLDS Pick Agriculture Class Treasurer 45 Orange and Blue Staff 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Presi- dent 3, 4, Sun District Secretary, Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 3, 4, Public Speaking Contest 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Handxome ir at handsome doer, but it raver a lot of time to be born good- looking. 5-'nf 3555 X 'ix ,!'- I' V 1 ,U 'i::1' .,.. f 1 A 75. ,EJ 'QW ' I J 5 1 lt 5 gfns-'P - ' ,1 ,- ,E,f'35bf.'-, 14? , 1 ,gfra H11 F i' ' A f.., A J 5 , Sr-'-:iw 1 , 3 1 , x K 'un 1, . 3 I .224 ' Y' A - z .gf I, L an u ,5 :K T 1, ,L A . f ,A V .,. 1 l v I l VW K+ Z1 ,Stiff 1 -.1 sign, f 44 fx ll, af, I V I . QT, . - W if 7' iq-.I 'fin' C it 41- :V .aff iii. e- 'f W.4. 55? 33? +5 ,..,,,. I ! K fi r nf 41 z 5? ' 4 i THE C ASS PILCTS MISS KLINGMAN MR, KING CLASS CDFFICERS P. Anderson, Secretaryf J. Biddle, Prefidentf G. Adams, Vice-Presidentf E. Reynolds, Treasurer. HIP'S September 6, 1955: We left port at 01300 hours, Weather conditions--good, visibility - good, how- ever, sea was rough. Passengers were ill at ease. Officers on board were Karen McHenry, Don Frey, Suzanne Sheffer, Paula Anderson, and Pollie Gardner. March 25, 1956: Passengers began to get the feel of the ship. A successful bake sale was held below deck. Weather-rainy. Slight overcast the begin- ning of April. April 13, 1956: Sky clear when members on board held a dance The Superstitious Delight at 01800 hours in the ship's gym. The dance was well attend- ed and successful. june 8, 1956: At 01000 hours docked at Port Sum- mer Vacation. September 5, 1956: Resumed cruise at 01300 hours. Weather conditions-fine, sea was slightly rough, but passengers were well adapted. Officers on board were jack Biddle, James Weaver, Paula Anderson, and Wayne Greiner. November 16, 1956: Big dance, by name The Bug Bounce , held on board at 01800 hours. Ship mov- ing along well at top speed. December 18, 1956: Class rings ordered after sum- mer dock were received by passengers. All aboard in good spirits. February 15, 1957: Valentine's Day taken to heart. All passengers and stowaways met in gym for Dance of the Hearts at 01800 hours. Fair weather pre- vailed, passengers and crew making much progress. March 22 at 23, 1957: Entertainment on board in form of a play The Brain Storm produced by tai- ented passengers. june 4, 1957: Stopped along the shore of Education, at second summertime port. Passengers were anxious to go ashore. September 3, 1957: Passengers resumed voyage with mixed emotions. Some anxious, some reluctant, to take their last voyage. W'eather conditions-excel- lent, visibility-excellent, sea-very calm. LOG Officers aboard Jack Biddle, Greg Adams, Paula Anderson, and Emmett Reynolds. Many new and different happenings experienced during the first several months. November 27, 1957: Everyone anxious for Thanks- giving, and all on deck for the dance, Plymouth Rock and Roll. Passengers busy and content. December 6 8: 7, 1957: Entertainment on board with A-Feudin' Over Yonder, a laugh-provoking hillbilly play. December 20, 1957: Ship docked at Christmas port for brief stay. january 2, 1958: Passengers resumed voyage with . 'l new excitement and concern, as only -a few months remained until we would reach our last port. February 28, 1958: A Sadie Hawkins Dance kept the female passengers happy. During March, April and May ship moved at top speed, with fine weather prevailing. May 23, 1958: An inventory of the passengers for possessions acquired in ports along the shore of Ed- ucation was taken. Everything present and account- ed for. May 26, 1958: Stowaways and crew were entertained by passengers in assembly with a look of what had happened during their cruise. May 29, 1958: More festivities, with passengers pre- senting their class day. June 1, 1958: Baccalaureate services were held in ship's chapel. It was an inspiring service. june 3, 1958: Docked at last port. A happy, mature line of passengers descended the gang plank with suitcases full of possessions, and heads swimming with happy thoughts and experiences. Some have come to shore permanently to seek jobs and find new homes. Others will soon board a larger ship to cruise along the shore of higher education. One thing is certain-The voyage was successful. 'J f--aa -nba-h-J 'un A-r :fi-agar A Q .E 'Yi ,., sgf UW 'Fi 5' Q .1- S' ,x,, 'bk i. J-'H Q P B . if i 3 , 4 1- 'IA Ur aqui., Q 4. 4 .. 1:5 , , ,.. L .. ., ,. '37 iii 5 'Q EMP s . , ,Ak 3 W ,K J- Q r . g U . js Qgg Af ' .443 V a r-. 1. s -pair!--i ? -1241, 3-, ,Y if a fgVf f. B,,5. 4 1 ' , . '-- Fy:.1 f'f'f'f'5 f, . .q,6JLg 53. .-, 1 Il LV x.gQMp PEG, 1-Q 1 i 1 2' kiln 4. v S! E TERTAINME Willoughby Adam! Inner Willy W.,,,!-. Chuck Martin WWW johnny Newton WW . Harvey Downf WW- Ralph jones ..-W Coach Lloyd WW Hank Iohnfon .WW Ann: Hexter WW Aan! Olga WW Aunt Louixe W Sally Bifhop .WWW Maryhelle Turner Lottie WWWWWW Marion WWWW Anna WWW Kay WWW WW Dorothy .WW Director W Make-up WW Prompters W W W RAI S W R. Foust WWW P. Raup WW. W J. Biddle W Vfeaver K. Fairchild WWWW W W .WWW G. Adams .WW WWWWWWWWWWW P. Rovenolt WW G. Cronrath and R. Levan - WWWW WWWWWWWWW D. Bair .WW P. Anderson WW P. Gold WWWW S. Criswell W P. Gardner W S. Sheffer D. Fromme WW K. McHenry WWW K. Williams W P. Aunkst WW G. Kocher WWWWWW WWWW.. , WWWW W C. Hamblin Baysore, D. Hans, S. Westley BOARD A FEUDN Mountain Maggie we Maw Fry .,g,.,,. Emmy Fry - g.,v Izzie Fry - .... Clem Fry ,......... ,-- Rosie Belle Fry e... ..- Aunt Harry Hornbonker -- Becky Mae Hornlaonker Willy Hornhonker --.,- Puppy Pviwff -eAe-- Zeke Popoff .,e,e, K- Qvexz Y -,- 1. Baysore D, Fromme P. Anderson ue G. Adams K. Fairchild S S. Sheffer K. Williams S. Criswell G- R. Foust . ,- I. Biddle -- J. Weaver The Traoelin' Preacher ,-- P. Sherman Wedding Guerti .ee.. ,, .,,,., Wwe. D. Bair, K. McHenry Entertainer! ,-- ,.... We- --,,,,,,--e S. Westley, S. Ryder Muxicianf .-- ,.....,e,, S G. McMillen, G. Cocks, G. Cronrath P. Aunksr, P. Rovenolt, D. Keiser, P. Aunksr Director G-- .........,..........,.... W-- N. Holrzman Make-U -- ' p G G-- - -H C. Hamblm DEDICATIO The Class of 1958 is proud to dedicate The Warrior to a very kind and thoughtful faculty member who has helped us along our hard journey toward graduation. MR. MENGES has given us guidance and advice with a sincere interest in our class activities and in our personal well-being. So it is with grateful hearts and sincere gratitude that we dedicate this publication of the The Warrior to MR. S. LEE MENGES. The graduation of the class of '58 signifies the passing of an era, for in the commencement exercises this year the last Turbotville graduate will pass through our school's portal. However, as in all of life. that which marks the end of one phase, also marks the beginning of another. We who are directly connected with the school will be think- ing in terms of a new school and of a new school year. You, who are graduating, are thinking of the place in societv which you will now be expected to fill. I suggeslt that it be- hooves each and every one of us, graduate, underclassman, parent and teacher to have faith in the future which is ours to make. Enter this new phase with confidence in yourself. trust in your fellow man, and assurance that your life will reflect the effort of these past six years. Let me wish to each of you the best in everything as you go into your respective worlds of tomorrow. Sincerely, joseph H. Wolfe i WAYNE WILLIAM MINGLE Wayne Vocational Class Vice-President 4g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4g Sportsman Club 3, 4g Crafts Club lg Junior Historians 2, 3g Stage Craft 33 Junior Chorus 1g Baseball Manager 3, 4g Wrestling 2. Wayne knows the More when he'J at hat, He': a junior democrat. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT THOMAS D. FLORA Shag Academic Class President l, 4g Yearbook Assistant Editorg Sportsman Club 3g Projection l, 2g Projectionist 3, 4g Photography lg Play Contest 1, 3, 4g Junior Chorus lg Intramurals 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. He': prexident of our Clan, and at every- one hnowr, He heepr the teachers on their toer. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER LEE ROVENOLT Inkey Vocational Class Treasurer 4g F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4g Presi- dent 4, Vice President 33 Sportsman Club 3g Junior Historians 2g Crafts Club lg Staqe Craft 33 Band l, 3g Senior Chorus 45 Football 2g Baseball 2, 3, 4. Inkey'r .fz hep cat through and through, A really good friend, tried and true. MARY ELLA DYE Marv Commercial Class Secretary 4g Class Reporter lg F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer 4. County Parliamentarian 4g Blue and White 4g Librarian 2, 3, 4g Play Contest l, 2g junior Class Playg Senior Class Plavg Band 2, 3, 4g Junior Chorus lg Selgflr Chorus 2, 3, 4g Variety Show 2, Mary it the owner of a diamond ring, She may he married, come next Jpring. 44, 4 -R La 5 5 -I - - 'ws .1 1- ' -7' 5.3, ' 5- sf f Aff-ii-P '. ff' . , ,uf ,c-f-whiz' dt . ., f . . . . 541' 'ig , -F 4-'Q K . I2 Qi A J ' , J I - sw. 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T1- . .-.,n '. .MI if , -. WILLIAM H. WRIGHT MR' CALYIN MENGE5 Bin Vocational Um Ad ' F.F.A. 3. 4g Senior Chorus 4g Intramurals 3, 4g Variety Show 3. Bill is popular, we know wby, The galf all go for this .rzvell guy. Class Officers LOG 5255 5555 5 ' OW ND. TGP 57:3-y-QP SQPHMOH I0 0 I .TX -. vz:'I..-Q, Tian, same sT P xf x -Q-X: f ' HIPS FRESHMAN YEAR We have entered deep water, and are trying our sea legs as we enter our freshman year, our first year of senior high school. Our officers on deck are: President ,--- ,,, -,,,.., ,,-,Thomas Flora Vice-Pretidemf --- .... Blaine Cooper Secretary ,w.c. --c Sherman Sheatler T reaturer ..........,. .George Rovenolt Pilots ....... Mrs. Perregci Mr. Wagner March, 1955: Our showboat number in the play con- test is No More Boys, directed by Mrs. Perrego and Mr. Wagner. We hit a sand bar and placed fourth both nights. SOPHOMORE YEAR As we became accustomed to the current, our sailing gets smoother. Serval members of the class are suf- fering from seasickness, because of the hard studying in senior high. Officers on deck for this cruise are: Prefidenr , r....w...,. -- Effie Hoffman Vice-Preridem --- - ...,. Kay Helwig Secretary ,......... Nancy McCollum Treasurer -- ---, ........ .--- Judy Miller Pilotr - ---..--,Mrs. Perr'ego, Mr. Mordan November, 1955: The crew contributed to a very successful bake sale. February, 1956: We got shore leave and held a roller skating party. March, 1956: Our contribution to the play contest this year was, Comin' Round the Mountain, di- rected by Mrs. Perrego. We placed second and fourth. April, 1956: We took a scenic cruise to Gettysburg and Harrisburg with Mr. Cyril Menges. JUNIOR YEAR By this time we're clipping along at twenty knots. Officers on deck for this very important trip are: President ....... T-.--jim Sommers Vice-Prerident --- ...... Judy Miller Secretary ...... .... N ancy McCollum Treaturer ,.... ..... - -Anna Hilkert Pilot .............. Mr. S. Lee Menges November, 1956 The crew had another bake sale which really put us in the money. LOG january, 1957: We all went A.W.O.L. and had a good time at our skating party. February, 1957: We struck pay dirt with our class play, Look Behind You, directed by Mrs. Bower and Mr. Hoffman. March, 1957: There was smoother sailing in the play contest this year. We placed second and third with our play, Of All Things, which was directed by Miss Fry. April, 1957: We held our Easter candy sales, and went sightseeing in Philadephia with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sechler, and Mr. S. Lee Menges. May, 1957: The passengers of the junior and senior classes held a shipboard dance, the junior-senior prom. We selected our class colors, lavender and white, and our class flower, the white carnation. SENIOR YEAR After a four year cruise. We have finally sighted land. It was a long hard trip, but with the guidance of our pilots and the co-operation of our crew, we have finally landed. The officer on deck for this final chapter are: Pretident --.- .c.. -.--rThomas Flora Vice-Preridenz ---,- ..... Wayne Mingle Secretary ..... ......... M ary Dye Treumrer c -- ---- ---- Lee Rovenolt Pilot ............... Mr. Calvin Menges November, 1957: Our final showboat presentation was our senior class play, Deadly Ernest, which was directed by Mr. Tarnowski. Iamuary, 1958: Crew and officers alike joined forces to hold another skating party. March, 1958: This year we sponsored the one act play contest. April, 1958: The passengers had their last fling be- fore the Warrior was permanently docked. Other projects on deck this year were: a bake sale, a skating party, and the junior-senior prom. The most important projects which we, as seniors, sponsored, is this yearbook, the official log of four years of successful sailing. The ship docks, the gangplank is lowered, and the passengers spread throughout the country, to proceed toward their next ports of call. FUTURE PORTS OF CALL George Rovenolt was elected president of the Sleepy Democrats Club last night. The Daniel Day Comedy Hour can be seen over most of the local channels every Tuesday night. Betty Craig is designing high fashion clothes for a leading magazine. Bill Wright and his talking guitar are nudging Elvis out of the limelight. Nancy McMichael is one of the highest paid petite-fashion models. Wayne Cromley's chain of roller skating rinks is now under construction. jim Auten has established a bashful-man's armed forces. Nancy Craig is the friendliest nurse's aid at Muncy Valley Hospital. Bill Betz and his wife own one of the largest ranches in the west. Larry Boudman is tracking down those speeders since he has been installed as motorcycle cop. Leon Gerringer is in the winner's circle after riding Senior Star in the Kentucky Derby. All the teen-agers are staying up late these days to hear Kay Helwig's all night record show. Now that Wayne Mingle has obtained his liq- uor license, he is opening his chain of taverns along the new thruway. Sherman Shetler has just been hired as football coach at Penn State. Pat Wright held the grand opening of her danc- ing studio last month. Tom Worthington served his time in the Army and has started his own hot rod shop. Lawrence Shetler, big game hunter, has just re- turned from a safari into darkest Africa. Mary Strouse is the first majorette ever hired by the New York Symphony Orchestra. The Air Force is proud of its new jets designed by jim Sommers. Iiee Rovenolt is becoming a rich farmer with all the grand championships his Guernseys win. Inez Crawford is secretary to the principal of the Warrior Run Area School. Albert Brower is being hired by almost every school in the area to help edit their yearbooks. Bob Cashman's Studebaker garage is 'the best in this viciriity. Ann DeWald is the shortest ticket agent ever hired by Pan American Airlines. john Chamberlin is now a professor at Penn State Forestry School. Everybody watches Saturday night wrestling since Blaine Cooper has turned professional. Lena Fuller and Earline Keiser have started their own paj ama factory in Turbotville. Lewis Chamberlin has been promoted to presi- dent of the New York painters' union. Tom Flora has just been commissioned an admiral of the Navy. Darlene Sechler and her husband are making headlines as the greatest man and wife team of mechanics in the East. Wayne Rovenolt has just won the National Farmer of the year award. Judy Miller, married to an admiral, is living in New London, Connecticut. Anna Hilkert and her husband will open their new dance hall this week. Jim Hemrick has invented a chair to keep stu- dents awake in class. Exchange now has a celebrity since Eleanor Fry is roller skating champion of the world. Mary Dye has taken up flying, and is one of the most successful hostesses on the airlanes. Bob Hoffman is a dude on a big Texas ranch. Since she was such a success in the class play, Nancy McCollum has decided to go to Hollywood and try her luck at acting. Wayne Flora enjoyed bottling milk so much that he has bought stock in the dairy. Jack Kirkner was so glad to get out of school that he is going to spend the rest of his life cele- brating. SEEN DECK Jrf' 'vn- J iwfbf :v' X.-A 'f f faL? E Q' 4' ff' ,xi BEST PHYSIQUT Kay llclwig, Bill Bc-rz ASSENGERS BEST LEADERS Nancy Mdlollum, Tom Elom G TT gl if fl lil MOST ATHLETIC Sherm Shcarlcr, Put Wright ERIENDLIEST George Rovenolr, Mary MOST INDUSTRIOUS Nancy Craig, Albert Brower P -i 1 1 Q7 Dyi- INTOST CO-OPERATIVE Lena Fuller, Tom Wlorthington MOST TALENTED Bill Wright, juily Miller 4 l 5'-4 Jiseteef' Ii-y JP2'1425zg R Y ct ASS PL fizazbr Pe4r,' 'Z Oolfa , A. Browezg 1116133 111 cg IV Craig D. Seclzlea .' B Hofffzya , film Bolveq R. Cashman, Afccxollllfh, ,Z ALYIQ 1'Yor ow:-oolg Crolnleg A. Delkllq Mc Hof'911a1z. E111 JVD QC YOU CLASS PL Y Sen lor Y ear. 0950 Sante . 'nga Yv. cts. Swmh 946, S- 501959 vi YJ 2961 - X. xKxXXei, NK. Suoose, O. Sedo Gokimw, Y-. Caswmo, YN. YXO xx, 5, Btovles, S. Cvixg, S. k5gC0XN0t0- ovIsVQx, 9. Cvixg, G. YSOWKXOXK, Ni Kei, YY6X4e sa, EM 'Yun F A D S O Q-Im1b'r1 VIZ Wearing car coats is all the style, And they'11 stay that Way for quite awhile. Everyone's wearing buttons and buckles, Come on Flora, give out with the chuckles. Going steady is in its fame, No Paula, He Tarzan - You Jane Hot rods lined up side by side, They'll give you a whoppin' ride. 5 OWQLVQ Elf.. - S f Y'S5S WY'- ' ' if ,k - f i'- Q mi K fd qglgi X - 1 Y 1 Y' sm f SQX Aj F t 'N . 1 - ... U U of-'S SQPAOI-ho 55 ff? -:Have fr K X -'D B ' JYE'-f.,.-.:' X'-vt--:,ruE-X -S ,-. i 1. -X f,..:'+ . ixt,- l f g ' l ' ,.. l - f 7 'iii Q- H Y N - -- i i C ASS CF I959 Fimf Row: H. Balliet, E. McCollin, B. Strickland, C Cole, E. Reynolds, A. Mincemoyer, P. Criswell, B. Zertle- moyer, K. Rickerr, P. Aunkst, J. Horn, S. Reeser, K. Sherman, C. Young. Second Row: D. Robbins, V. Gray, B. Barrett, M. Benfer, M. Johnson, J. Gold. S. Frederick J. Hill, S. Ellis, D. Hall, E. Hartzell, W. Bridge, K. Page H. Gardner, A. Arnold, J. Rovenolr. Third Row: E Staggert, P. Baker, M. Yost, K. Aunkst, V. Auker, N. Wuestner, C. Renner, S. Shade, S. Bachman, N. Nicholas, 1 1 U! 'Q C. Lupold, V. Colley, K. Leiser, T. Menges, K. McCarty, G. Shreck, P. Lewis. Fourth Row: J. Persing, T. Iredell, W. Mosser, S. Williams, C. Vognet, F. Truckenmiller, B. Schaeffer, D. Karner, T. Conner, A. Pawling, R. Young, J. Hoffman, R. Kemble, C. Rake. Fifth Row: F. Homan, J. Thouvenolt, R. Burrows, L. Corner, L. Houser, R. Keiser, B. Shultz, D. Smith, R. Raup, C. Walck, R. Aunkst, D. Ulrich, T. Aunkst, E. Lynn, J. Burrows. Absent when picture was taken: C. Rea. CLASS OFFICERS K. Rickert, Vine-Prexidenlg A. Mincemoyer, Treafurerg B. Zettlemoyer, Preridentg P. Criswell, Secretary. PHL I f ' I - -iw, . Y. .,!,,'-J: j 'V J' 3.-.1- L,.. II. . .4 , -. , .ns-L.. UQ ' nvf,ffg5g.,5, .9 f :':'x -ff fha:--,!I J., ' - . f ,nl - if ,s A fc:-gg' ki -r - ':R','-k fs Z .iz :..:fQ., . - 7 .A-2,3 3. :gift ,.. , ,MV X ' 4 . L ,Q iii- -'tglelm-1 v sm-ug f,.1,.?g Q, f:-1. ygyugxp vig.--1 Ski? 14...,.:e,..-.1 ....: ' M ,544 H. b ' .. , x.',-'-1:4 - - as 'sp :, ' Jg :'. 3 Ag. .f - 1.1.f ' ..,4.,... -,. .. :'.,,-' :Le .: ai'-g, . Pl iq , -f Iv , f C ASS CF l96O First Row: M. Greiner, S. I.aForme, T. Simpson, P. Raup, W. Allen, T. Aunkst, M. Stover, B. Emsweller, M. Hatter, J. Cronrath, C. Raup. Second Row: C. Westley, S. Yoder, D. Stutzman, K. McCormick, P. Prowant, C. Falls, S Myers, B. Williams, C. Miller, J. Conrad, J. Seebold, P Keister, D. Kramm, D. Wertman, J. Bergman, M. Eberly Third Row: A. Bly, E. Cotner, B. Derr, C. Nevel, R Maneval, R. Gay, J. Muffly, R. Cronrath, B. Dieffenbach D. Moser, L. Bower, D. McClintock, D. Fogelman Fourth Row: S. Benfer, B. Rake, K. Pulsifer, R Foust. 1 G. Fitzgerald, R. Guthrie, T. Royer, J. Stahlnecker, R Hartranft, R. Rife, J. Rife, W. DeWald, K. Gaugler, J Martin, W. Huff. Fifth Row: W. Snyder, D. Craig, R Ferguson, W. Burrows, W. Klinger, T. Muffly, K. Fogel- man, H. Gardner, E. Reynolds, G. Balliet, G. Crawford D. Caris, R. Fuller, R. Mincemoyer, G. Klapp. Sixth Row. R. Mabus, M. Smith, A. Young, H. Hill, C. Wertman W. Boyer, R. Baylor, G. Shreck, J. Robbins, M. Simon K. Stahl, G. Young, T. Keiser. CLASS OFFICERS M. Stover, Vice-Preridentg T. Aunkst, Presidentg W. Allen, Treasurerf P. Raup, S ecretary. Q CLASS OF '60 Firxt Row: Mrs. Hause, M. Dye, C. Snyder, R. Hoffman, W. Hans, D. Shelter, D. Micheal, A Schick, B. Stiles. Second Roup' M. Bowersox, N. Smith, J. Pursel, E. Cashman, D. Murray, K Rovenolt, H. Zeager, A. Shive, J. Betz. Third Row: S. Day, S. St.Clair, B. Bray, T. Woolridge, S. Sechler, A. Laubach, M. Rovenolr, C. Raup, S. Ulrich, K. Robbins. 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Ng 'Sf 55: 3 g 1 1 fv ai f JF 5 H 5 if B. 1- 'HE' -' 5 we-f ' ' f A-, 4 f1?,l - ..,, N fg.LiV'i Q, 4 I SOCIAL ACTIVITIE 15 lk g3 i ' , ' A -uuugei 31' -.-.QQ W. iv, ew, 4 y--' v, V . fmmikfxfg ' , A' ,f lfL 1f'7 U f I 1 . . X K Q, 'g', f I' r 1 , ,fa I ,- J f , f 'il af QI' fit. -- uint fff 12,'r ' --9-'iff'-E' -gig -1,-.if gp - 3 - N322 p 1 W' MQW I wx I Nav! A. f SWF' sv 1 if ,. 4 ,- .3 . E-,rib A 4125! Q 1 VV ..,.., .xg Wi Band representatives: S. Criswell, J. Miller, 1 Baysore. CONCERT BAN From: S. Sheffer. Firrt Row: D. Bair, N. Wuestner, B. Berger, B. Bair, B. Troester, J. Seebold, J. Smith J. Yeagle. Second Row: B. Williams, C. Raup, T. Iredell, M. Harter, M. Weaver, 1. Moser, C. Westley L. McMillen, K. Kemble, C. Fromme, K. Leiser, D Fromme, C. McCallum, D. Srurzman. Third Row: K Cronrarh, D. Diehl, V. Mincemoyer, 1. Miller, B. Rank J. Baysore, S. Westley, R. Williams, F. Chamberlin, R. r Mincemoyer, N. Wagner, G. Balliet, R. Williams, G. Cronrath, S. Criswell, P. Aunkst, D. Marsh, J. Iredell. Fourth Row: P. Sherman, R. Hawley, S. Reeser, P. Hile, J. Stahlnecker, M. Geiger, B, Gordon, G. Adams, G. McMillen, M. Harrison, G. Cocks. Fifth Row: K. Williams, C. Snyder, P. Aunkst, R. Rife, J. Rife, J. Biddle, P. Rovenolt, Mr. Koons. DIRECTOR Mr. Harold Koons. BAND OFFICERS D. Bair, Tribunals. Fin! Row: C. Fromme, Tribunal: J. Pershing Vue Preridenlf J. Baysore, Serrelafy-Trearurer -I Stal necker, Tribunal. Semnd Row: B. Tmesrer P Raup, D. Fromme, G. McMillen, W. DeWald and W RRIOR STAFF Fin! Row: Mr. Holrzman, B. Lupold, Asrociuze Burinerr Managerg K. Williams, Bufinerr Managerg S. Sheffer, Editor-in-Chief, T. Iredell, Associate Editorg A. Brower, Editor-in-Claiefg T. Flora, Arrociule Editorg S. Sheatler, Arrociate Burinefr Mamzgerg B. Cooper, Buyiners Mun- agerg Mr. Tarnowski. Second Row: Miss Hamblin, P P. S. D. Fromme, W. Snyder, K. Rickerr, D. Bair, H. Balliet B. Craig, Mr. Wolfe. Third Row: S. Ryder, S. Westley Raup, B. Van Riper, R. Foust, C. Young, D. Frey Conner, G. McMillen. Fourth Row: T. Worthington D. Barrett, R. Foresmen, N. Beck, G. Cronrath, R , Claudfelter, B. Zettlemoyer, 1. Persing, E. Greiner, R Anderson, M. Harrison, B. Troester, j. Baysore, G. Adams, Levan- BUSIN ES EDYYORS Brower. Betty, KEY, and B1 .S MANAGERS AX 311145 W iier and Ofk on Sue She Yearboo pyru- BWV k ads ADVISORS AND EDITORS ORANGE AND BLUE STAFF Firfz Row, Left to Right: J. Souleret, D. Fromme, R. Claudfelter, C. Young, Miss Kling- man, K. Rickert, Auociate Editorq J. Weaver, Edilorg Mrs. Laubach, W. Greiner, D. Bair, G. Cronrath, I. Baysore. Second Row: R. Hartranfr, K. Sherman, 1. Burrows, E, McCollin, K. Williams, B. Zettlemoyer, K. Md-Ienry, G. McMillen, M. Hatter, T. Iredell. Third Rauf: T. Cook, V. Colley, J. Parker, B. Williams, S. Westley, K. Metzger, C. Renner, C. Billman, S. Cronrath, W. DeWald. Fourth R-our J. Rhodes, J. Eberly, J. Habig, D. Claudfelter, P. Leech, K. Newbury, L. Bower, P. Criswell, D. Hall, L. Nevel, P. Raup. Abxenz when picture was taken: P. Gardner, N. Beck. EDITORS OF ORANGE AND BLUE C. J. Young, Art Edimrg Miss Klingman, Advirer: J. Weaver Editor-in-Chiefy W. Greiner, Bufinen Managerg Mrs. Laubach jim and Kay prepare for the spring paper. Financial Adviserg K. Rickerr, Axmczkzle Editor. - H 'lu-fn! , , 'A an .- : ,rxvw ,-gg if 37' . Ak A .- iz? izfamsi K K' , 1 , Lg, 55 5. 5 4. , - -fr 2,1 . V' ff A QV 1. -K V A , kg , 5,7 I f 1, Q - -fr . mv . . in 5 ' rf ' 'l L N' ' X' iv ' -h 1 'A L i Yi .. 5 Ni i ,, '- 5 . ,Il , Q. .x.5A, M V, f , i , if 1 , i ,C fm: 2 v ai 11 ' ' f ' . I A. K 1 5 im 4 -4 'E K , HT.. 'mf , x '71 , v Q, ' x K' . ' . ' A s , , , 4 V. 5 ., A Ji, f,g,Q,, SH. V fig y .-Q X - A , L V gt . '- rv . '. , , fu ,. 5.3 xg 1 -A , - 'af ' Q 3 Q A ' -' A . , V L W Nl I y. V , 'ff IDX -L 5 A 1 - u P K if . i' L .xy - 1' 2 V, 1 1 T 2 L ' 9 I 1 P' 1 if: , fwiralg' K . Q! W: 9' 'V' Q- ' . ? yu Y Y, a ., I X, : 1 3 - - -: K Q.. 3 1 . V, ! ,a4,f, f ' - I 2 x 1. n L' 1 LIBR RY CLUB Firrt Row, Left to Right: C. Young, K. Rickert, K. Sherman, K. McHenry, P. Aunkst, B. Hans, D. Tobias, S. Fairchild, B. Troester, K. Williams, P. Anderson, Miss Hamblin. Second Row. J. Jamison, C. Moon, A. Brown, C. Fisher, C. Van Riper, S. Wesrley, K. Newbury, N. Beck B. Lupold, D. Reynolds, D. Hall. Third Roux' R. Foust, G. Smith, C. McCallum, S. Baker P. Rake, S. Myers, S. Yoder, K. Miller, J. Conrad, C. Hans. Fourth Row: P. Sherman, G Fitzgerald, W. Gi-einer, R. Levan, N. Small, H. Simpson, J. McNeil, D. Karnes, R. Laidacker C. Hans. Ahrent when picture war taken: O. Smith. Q X l lf. Busy, busy, everyday, to keep us sup- plied with books. x n TUDE CGLINCIL Fin: Row, Left to Right: S. Criswell, Secretaryg S. Sheffer, Prexidentg T. Iredell, Vice-Prexidentg J. Baysore, Treqrurer. Second Row: Mr. King, J. Smith, N. Wagner, D. Marsh, R. Leiser, S. Marquardt, C. Young, N. Wuestner, P. Hile, J. Trutt, M, Greitner, Mrs. Berkenstock. Third Roux' Mr. Corman, P. Raup, D. Fromme, G. McMillen, R, Criswell, E. Lynn, j. Persing, R. Hartranft, W. DeWald. ' n che Camping QD . eifxbets BCA In CO0 KQSYNCKS S06 5,1 grew' COUNCIL 1- OFFICER , Tre S 4 - 'mf'f',' S. f ent T. Iredell, Vue-l,reIzdeS:'1sWC11, Seffe,d,y, S Sh ff ' I l e ef, Pfefj. fd. nc 'W , EX if Y 1? .9 ' ' Alu , 1 .v J i 4' 4, I ul A Q 'Q 4:3 9 'Q ,,.- . ,- iQ '51 1.-R M V A 4 M at n 5 EH! I cw I 2 , ' gk' 'Q B 1 ga 3. ' L k 5 52 4 z 'Y' , if l 45 ,Q .1 . 'X 5 'Q ll- 4, . Ya' .. , ,A I .. X .....A-53,5 AJ , ---kia A --. Ei QR . F . u 2- . , . ,. 4 4 Otlivg 4 '-145 , A- ri. '5 - .AMG N .r 1 Xa gf. ,,5 if-' . .ig 1 IV? :fi F'if ' . L. p.v.. 9 I ..:- .g1,-,yep -K ',- u ix if ,if ., Q M ,, . ,. f ga 4 Q 1 D AEV' , , f I , 'M 5, SQ, 1- 2 3.0: . I xii' I, Q ,NJ .. , I ff 1' f -We ' y, Q ,M A-, + ' J , n T. v E1 4 F- L 13 f 'N 1 ..- ' 4:9 ' ' 'Q X9 j 'Q - 'iif-If v fm , ' -.M ' Q1 QW 'QP' 'fe' f T df' fffg. ,Z. ' A fy K FZ -' ni 1 A ' S 'S Q Ev I -1 lf f- KA ' -v 8f 'K ' - 47 :' . f .1 1 7 ' 9' ' ' ., ,, p 5' ! U 9 11 35: - - I . ' ' 1-, ff , Q-fl ,ff 4 V' 3? ef Q .- 'ik t, V' 1' 3- ff' fx J . , 1 if' ,ge ff' f-. ' H if Zxw... . -Lv. ,ff-5 , uk , il. . V4 , KJ X A SSOCIAUQNS h Row' C Young, P. Aunksr, First Row: V. Auker, C. Coie, P. Crisweii, S. Crisweii, Frornrne, S. Sheiier. Fourt . . I. Baysore, D. Bair, K. Leiser, S. Conner, M. Yost, P. K- Ridiert, V. Coiiey, S. La Forma, C. Raup, K. MC- Baker, Miss Mutschier. Second R014-5 E, Smggegg, B, Corrnick, P. Keister, 1. Seeboid, B. Vliiiiarns, j. Conrad, BENCH. 5- Shade, C. Yaiis, A. Bly, j. Bergman, D, K,-an-rm, C. Nevei, C. Yogeirnan, E. Corner. Fifth Row: D. Stutz- M. Harrison, K. Vliiiiarns, B. Troesrer, S. Yoder, 1. Hom, many M- iohnson. 3- Grid. C- WCSYXCY- D- Wefimanq J- S. Reeser. Third Raw: N, Vluesmef, Cu Kenner, D. Mc. Cronrath, M. Hauer, S. Parker, M. Greiner, S. Frederick, Ciintock, L. Bower, R. Raup, D. Ban-err, D, Moser, pl S. Bachman, N. Nichoias, C. Lupoid, K. Sherman. Anderson, M. Eberiy, B. Ernsweiier, K. McHenry, nn . www mee g 'mlvgaysore . ' nrais at :he 1 mme! 1,6-Pr Sandra B discusses inifam dry. ef. , K we Le. nf. 15 ' C er, Tree. Crisw flzfe 611, P I' ref!! 9714. A Mlhfe. 42'w' fii'z-M 5' K H s fi Q g 4 F If 'Q .vi A I 5 L Q Q to b 6 5 E fi! 5 M 2 cf, 4 fl Xe I- ,+ X D vi? if: -dv. s K' W , r as Y r I 1 X if ' f' V - n Q 5? is vf s C n I E Mi xv P' I fffg,-tea 3 ,Wir Q. fi fi ARCHERY CLUB Firrt Row, Left to Right: S. Criswell, K. Williams, B. Troester, J. Gold, H. Balliet, Trearureff R. Keiser, Vice-Prexidentp T. Menges, Prexidentg K. Rickerr, Secretary, A. Bly, S. Parker, C. Cole. M. Johnson, D. Srutzrnan. Second Rowz, D. Fromme, J. Baysore, D. Bair, P. Anderson, M. Harrison, C. Raup, J. Cronrath, M. Eberly, M. Harter, E. McCollin, B. Strickland, P. Criswell, A. Mincemoyer, Miss Mutschler. Third Row: J. Horn, C. Young, S. Myers, J. Conrad, D. Vferrman, P. Raup, L. Bower, D. Moser, V. Colley, S. Reeser, S. Frederick, K. Sherman. Fourth Row: P. Aunkst, B. Williams, K. Leiser, R. Cronrath, R. Maneval, A. Pawling, S. Bachman, N. Nicholas, C. Lupold. M6111 bs, . 31111 for the bu U is eye OFFICERS T. Menges, Prexidentg R. Keiser, Vice- Presidentg K. Rickert, Secrelary: H. Balliet, Treasurer. JU IOR AN SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS C. Young, Preridentg J. Seebold, Vice-Pre.fident,' J. Eberly, Libmrianj D. Stutzman, Secretary-Trearurer. -.4 K,7 Fin! Row: J. Habig, H. Warren, J. Jamison, M. Reed, C. McCormick, S. Rife, B. McHenry, K . Baysore, D. Tobias, J. Nicholas, B. Burrows, B. Keisrer, Mrs. Gstalder. Seton!! Ron' B. Foust, J. Balliet, C. Bastian, J. Fisher, L. McMillen, A. Moltz, J. Eberly, C. Billman C. Cambier, J. Ireclell, M. Hartranft, A. Habig, P. Hile, J. Prowant. Third Row: D. Marsh G. Fisher, S. Marquanlr, R. Leiser, P. Leiser, E. Young, M. Srerner, K. Newbury, B. Ranck K. Kemble, B. Aunkst, H. Williams, C. VanRiper, C. Menges. Fourth Row: J. Harrison, S Fairchild, B. Bair, N. LaForme, J. Stachlnecker, S. Cronrath, C. Fromme, D. Diehl, P Noraconk, M. Rovenolt. qw 46, 1-QQ, 'PJ O 0100 Qf U x HIGH CHCRUS Firrt Row, Left to Right: A. Bly, C. Fogelman, J. Conrad K. McCormick, S. LaForme, D. Stutzman, B. Emsweller, M. Greiner, S. Parker, C. Westley, D. Werrm.1n, J. Cron- rarh, Mrs. Gsrulrlcr. Second Roux' P. Anderson, B. Tro- estcr, K. Williams, M. Harrison, M. Hatter, K. Mc- Henry, P. Aunksr, D, Kmmm, J. Bergman, S. Shade, C Raup, P. Aunkst, M. Fberly. Third Row: B. Zettle- moyer, AI. Rife, C. Young, K. Rickert, V. Colley, S. Shef- fer, D, Bair, D. Fromme, J. Baysore, S Criswell, P. Keisrer, J. Seebold, B. Wfilliams, K. Leiser, 1. Persing J. Srahlncckcr. Fofmh Roux' R. Young, R. Harrranfr R. Fousr, W. DeXValil, XV. Greiner, J. Burrows, G. Mc- Millen, G. Adams, T. Conner. T. Cook, M. Geiger, R Keiser, G. Fitzgerald. Fifth Roux' R. Maneval, T- Royer D. Barrett, P. Rovenolt, D. Walck, C. Walck, T. lrerlell R. Fousr, G. Cronrath, P. Raup, P. Sherman, J. Klapii Abfent ufhen fficmre um taken: H. Balliet, E. McCollin V. Auker, N. Wuestner. THE PRI G CONCERT OF l95 X A f r wr., Q-Q., v Q' L 5' Z1 , z if 3 . ' 1 c - - A 1 3 ,. - J- A fa 4. ,N .X - ,.f.,1.. ,f -3 fxgiilzg 32' . ., f 5' 5 ft M 'ff' is H 1556 kg iv , gi : 'L SH if W , '15 z if , fffffi if .K iffy . i:'V -R 11:35 , H Q L55--eg ..' A In , 5 I vw i yi 33, I V L W at 1 K ' rim ' - . Q ag E I 5 wr A pf 1' U' 1 Q' 'E' .e., ? , 1 4 tue F' , 5 V 3 J., f, ' 3- -, s' ' M51 af Li CRAFTS CLUB Fifi! Row: J. Parker, D. Foresman, D. Young, E. Kline, R. Hontz, W. Fisher, D. Reitmeyer J. Marshall, D. Benfer, R. Williams, Mr. Colwell. Second Row. T. Schultz, S. Reitmeyer, R Ulrich, C. Klinger, P. Martin. N Q- xlle O Il Roger Williiams, Trearurerg and Mr. Colwell, Advixer. bf Q FUTURE HOMEM KERS of AMERICA Firrt Row: Mrs. Royer, D. Hans, S. Updegrove, B. Van Riper, S. Ryder, S. Westley, M. Raup, D. Reynolds, F. Raup, B. Derr, C. Fogelman, Mrs. Shcffer. Second Row: P. Baker, M. Yost, H. Williams, C. Fisher, R. Felix, J. Ryder, M. Falls, G. Hans, L. Lynn, D. McClintock. Third Row: E. Staggert, C. Aunkst, S. Nixon, J. Stover, J. Neufer, C. Nevel, E. Corner. S. Westley receives Betty Crocker award B' Del., V, from Mrs. Royer. I?Yder, 7-reefzf-Prefldew. M ...M . Hn, perl. Pc' E ' . Y Z47?2g72,d . ' Sragge OSI, P, . rzqn, 1' F, Hx - cffzdem. 1 I-V071 I 1 R 1sh61',s dh: Ba ' Felix F 0 If , ,Y '45' Leader. ef, Reponerezezfzrx. J F0861- FUTURE F RMERS of MERICA arfY Shakes First Row: M. Metzger, J. Greiner, W. Mosset, E. Reynolds, K. McCarty, R. Yordy, R. Mince- moyer, Mr. Fairman. Second Row: G. Deitrick, K. Metzger, C. Frederick, R. Raup, 1. Hoffman, K. Fogelman, E. Reynolds, G. Crawford, L. Bieber, R. Leiser. hanLlS wlth Em mist Relmol ds, chaP'ef K. MCC pfesldent' F. F. A. OFFICERS J. Greiner, Reporter: K. McCarty. Vice-Pre.rident.' W. Mosser, Trem- uferg R. Yordy, Secretary' R. Mincemoyer, Sentinel: E. Reynolds Presidentf M. Metzger, Chaplain. STUDE T COUNCIL we-S.. fi L... L Seated: C. West, 1. Pulsifer, N. McCollum, G. Rovenolt, M. Weaver, J. Cooper. Slanding: B. Fruit, M. Ellis, C. Smith, Mr. S. L. Menges, Adrzror, L. Diehl, F. Chamberlin, J. Mince- moyer. Our Student Council in the l957-58 year, has sponsored the building of a basketball court in hopes that in future years more Turbotville Area students will participate in basketball. We have also sponsored the operation of the candy stand at noon hours, held Booster Club parties and sent two delegates to the Student Council Convention at Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. PRESHJENT 4 PLANNING Q. v i H i F.F. . Fin! Row: Mr. Hoffman, D. Litchard, L. Bieber, F. Mingle, L. Rovenolt, G. Rovenolt, W. Mingle, L. Groff. Second Rout D, Pfleegor, H. Zeager, T. Cromley, D. Smith, P. Smith, P. Auten, R. Brouse, C. Keener, P. Beachel. Third Row: W. Rovenolt, W. Betz, E. Hagen- buch, R. Bobb, L. Shetler, W. Wright, C. Moll, 1. Auten, W, Cromley, G. Metzger. Fourth Row: Hemrick, D. Conard, D. Michael, J. Kirkner, F. Lundy, R. Hoffman, A. Shutt, 1. Hoy, G. Fry. Abrentz B. Stiles. We are an active group, learning more about agriculture. Our motto is: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Learning to Live, Living to Serve. Our officers are: Prerident -,,..,,-..-,..,.. . L.. , Lee Rovenolt Trenrurer , ,W Wayne Mingle Vice-Prerident , , We Fred Mingle Sentinel ,W -W David Litchard Secretary .. W-.- .W George Rovenolt Chaplain , ,N , -. . L ..,,,,,.. Landis Groff Wayne Rovenolt received the Keystone Farmers' Degree at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show. QFFlCERS' 4 MEEHNG l x 1 .gg Y Z 9 JU ICR F.H. . Firrt Row: J. Mingle, D. Shutt, S. Durlin, B. Hoy, D. Miller, B. Fruit, B. Schmidt, B. Knarr, V. Laidacker. Second Row: F. Ellis, M. Dye, C. West, V. Saffel, J. Cochrane, G. Hans, R. Shive, V. Swopc. Third Row: P. Golder, C. Yost, P. Day, C. Leondardy, S. Cromley, I.. Rife, B. Rovenolt, P. Murray, P. Cromley. Absent: Miss Emmanuel, L. Andrews, 1. Raup, J. Reed. The junior F.H.A. consists of thirty members from the junior high school. The officers are: Prerident . .. ,D,D Betty Hoy Hirzomm ,W D Betty Schmidt Vice-Prerident . Beverly Knarr Parliumentarian ,W , Donna Shutt Secretary - Dianne Miller Reporter .- .. H Sandra Dllflifl Treamrer . --....,-. . . .. -, Bonnie Fruit We attended the Region C-2 F.H.A. meeting at Pine Grove and the officers attended the Farm Show ut Harrisburg. As our money-making projects we made and sold Christmas Candles and held a record dance on December l3th. OFHCERS GROUP l U . SENIQR F. H. . Firrt Row: M. Dye, N. McCollum, A. Hillcert, N. Craig, I.. Fuller, M. Strouse, M. Dye, N. McMichael. Second Ron: R. Hoffman, J. Betz, M. Fnterline, S. Sechler, M. Rovenolt, D. Michael, Moll, M. Bowersox. Third Row: E. Cashman, Fry, E. Keiser, S. Cromley, M. Hitesman, Watsczn, B. Gray. Absent: Miss Emmanuel, P. Wright. The Senior F.H.A. consists of twenty-five members from the Senior High School. The officers are: Preriffent . . Nancy McCollum Parliamentarian . , Pat Wriglmt Vice-Prarident . Nancy Craig Reporter .. .- Mary Strouse Scrfreiary ., . Anna Hilkert Hiytorian .- N, - Lena Fuller Trefzmrcr - .,,,.,-,, Mary Dye We attended the Region C-2 F.H.A. meeting at Pirie Grove and the junior and Senior Officers attended the Farm Show at Harrisburg. The Senior F.H.A. chose as our Home and Community project, the collecting and distributing of clothing and toys to worthy families. In connection with the Home Economics classes we will present a fashion show May 21, 1958. OFFICERS Gieoup SCIENCE CLUB Firrt Row: Mrs. Bower, Advirerg S. Moll, W. Mincemoyer, J. Balliet, S. McCollum, C. Jarrett. Second Row: R. Allison, S. Reynolds, E, Shealter, C. Leonardy, B. Schmidt. Third Row: R. Zarr, R. Young, S. Shive, P. Jarrett, S. Cromley, R. Merrell, G. Long, R. Mincemoyer. Abrentz R. Webb, D. Ranck, D. Smith, L. Sholly. This is a group of Junior High School girls and boys interested in all fields of Science. During the early fall, flower bulbs were planted and several field trips were enjoyed. Some of our members planned and made projects for the Science Fair. It is hoped that more interest in Science can be motivated by- club-participation. 44 omceks LAB TECHNIQUE SPCRTSMAN CLUB Pint Row: Mr. Hoffman, W. Hans, D. Litchard, P. Smith, F. Yost, G. Metzger, L. Groff, P. Auten, C. Keener. Second Raw: W. Rovenolt, W. Betz, E. Hagenbuch, L. Shetler, W. Mingle, F. Mingle, J. Auten, W. Cromley. Third Rout J. Hemrick, D. Conard, D. Michael, J. Kirkner, F. Chamberlin, R. Hoffman, A. Shutt, J. Hoy, W. McCollum. The main idea of our club is going on fox hunts and Coon hunts. We are planning on having State Game Protectors in to learn more about game laws. We are always planning a crow shoot. Mr. Hoffman is doing a swell job on advising us on a few game laws. omcens GROUP ' JU ICR HISTORIANS Firxt Rout Mrs. Hause, Advirorf A. Shive, D. Shelter, S. Day, R. Flora, C. Raup, M. Enter- line, Mr. Bowersox, C. Snyder. Second Row: A. Laubach, L. Bieber, M. Weaver, S. Crom ley, B. Gordon, R. Beachel, B. Cooper. Third Row: G. Fry, T. Sommers, R. Hoffman, A. Brower, F. Lundy, J. Sommers, G. Reese. Absent: A. Chandler. 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 organization of junior Historians. Our project for the year is, Find out all we can about the histories of Fort Freeland and Fort Rice. Qmcexzs MEETING BLUE AND WHITE Firrt Row: Mrs. Straley, R. Hoffman, J. Biddle, K. Robbins, J. Pursel, K. Rovenolt, S. St. Clair, B. Hagenbuch, A. DeWald. Second Row: E. Cashman, D. Reynolds, I. Crawford, B. Craig, D. Sechler, E. Fry, M. Dye, J. Betz. Third Row: K. Fletcher, N. Comer, M. Shurtz, L. Bieber, J. Miller, A. Hilkert, S. Sechler, D. Swope, M. Strouse. Fourth Row: T. Worthington, S. Sheatler, G. Reese, F. Lundy,'J. Chamberlin, I.. Diehl, G. Fry, I.. Gerringer. Absent: K. Helwig, P. Diggan, J. Pulsifer. The school paper - The Blue and White - is published in the hope that the work involved will encourage such characteristics in its members as industry, thought- fulness, inventiveness, curiosity, and co-operation, as well as affording them an oppor- tunity for additional social contacts. Emmons A K STAFF H - f LIBRARIANS Fimf Row: Mr. Warner, R. Hoffman, T. Woolridge, E. Watson, S. Day, M. Strouse, M. Enterline, B. Hoy, M. Bowersox, D. Murray. Second Row: B. Hagenbuch, K. Robbins, K. Rovenolt, J. Biddle, D. Sechler, M. Dye, J. Pursel, D. Micheal, S. St. Clair. Third Row: E. Cashman, I. Crawford, B. Craig, P. Wright, J. Dye, L. Fuller, S. Sechler, B. Gray, P. Diggan, D. Swope. Fourth Row: N. Cotner, J. Pulsifer, S. Cromley, L. Bieber, G. Reese, G. Fry, J. Miller, S. Cromley, B. Gordon. Here, on the shelves of the library, young readers find their favorite books. The arrangement and distribution of the books is a duty faithfully fulfilled by the Librarians. These students give up a study period in order to take charge of the library. Therefore, the library is open to the student body more often than it ordinarily would be. ARRANGING BOOKS LIBRARY IJ SCHQOL BUS P TRCL Firrt Row: Mr. Barr, K. Hartman, R. Heintzelman, A. Rovenolt, J. Prokop, C. Hartman, C. Fuller, R. Cromley, R. Raup, H. Sones. Sammi Rau: M. Keiser, N. Laidacker, D. Vognetz, C. Mingle, C. We-st, Q, Plock, VU. Fausnaught, D. Shutt, 1. Cooper, Third Row: L. Bartlow, T. Wooltidge, J. Reed, D. Getz, L. Andrews, C. Leondardy, S. Reese, P. Cole. 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 whenever it is needed to protect life and property. INSTRUCTICJNS UNIFORMED Y PROJECTIQN CLUB Firrt Row: Mr. S. L. Menges, R. Hoffman, R. Beachel, E. Aikey, R. Raup, B. Shetler, D. Diehl. Second Row: D. Eichenlaub, L. Flora, R. Ulrich, T. Cromley, P. Wright, R. Sommers. Third Row: G, Watson, T. Hoffman, R. Hoffman, R. Bobb, R. Micheal, P. Brown, E. Pulsifer, R. Hawley. Our club is made up of boys from the eighth and ninth grades. We now have twenty members. Nearly all of the members have learned to operate the projector. Besides learning to operate the machines we have the opportunity to see many interesting films. GROUP -4-1 'Q GIRL ' G ME CLUB Firrt Row: Mrs. Bower, S. Laubach, B. McMichael, J. Rider, C. Hartman, M. Keiser, M. Weeks, L. Zeager. Second Row: R. Arnold, L. Krick, G. Shaner, M. Groff, L. Snyder, K. Hans, A. Dunkle, S. Moll, B. Auren. Third Rout C. Appleman, P. Cole, J. Trivel- piece, M. Ellis, D. Kirkiler, R. Zeager, L. Barrlow, C. Graybill, S. McCollum, S. Groff. Fourth Row: M. Smith,' G. Buss, B. Watson, P. Tavelpiece, F. Ploch, C. Smith, K. Murray, J. McCormick, S. Reynolds. This club was organized for the girls of Junior High School. During the fall months, softball and volleyball games were played. During the winter, dancing was the main activity. Some of the girls enjoyed checkers, charades and card playing. CHECKERS Si. ' 9- A BCDYS' G ME CLUB First Row: Mr. Cyril Menges, H. Sones, J. Hartman, C. Springer, K. Hartman, G. Poust, R. Heintzelman. Second Row: R. Cromley, J. St. Clair, D. Trivelpiece, D. Vognetz, R. Miller, R. Sellers, C. Fuller, I. Eicenlaub. Third Rauf: C. Mingle, R. Rowenolt, W. Mincemoyer, A. Wright, D. Smith, R. Brouse, R. Mincemoyer, D. Rovenolt, T. Conard. Fourth Row: L. Sholly, G. Bitler, C. Milherm, C. Hans, G. Long, P. Jarrett, R. Merrell, C. Foust, R. Young. Absent: R. Webb, E. Shealter, S. Shive, j. Owens, J. Balliett, L. Flora, R. Brouse, D. Eichen- laub, G. Long, G. Bitler. Nearly one hundred boys registered for the Game Club. Due to schedule conflicts a few could not stay with us. Besides creating a time for the members to release extra energy, we are aiming toward the development of speed, accuracy, en- durance and good sportsmanship. IN ACTION BOYS' G ME CLUB Fin! Row: Mr. Cyril Menges, D. Craig, J. Prokop, L. Craig, B. Sherler, L. Bieber, R. Craig, J. Holclren, R. Raup. Second Razr: L. Golder, D. Pfleegor, R. Hoffman, G. Robbins, J. Mince- moyer, S. Robbins, Q. Plock, P. Beachel, D. Diehl, R. Hagerman. Third Row: G. Cromley, P. Wright, L. Trefsger, D. DeWald, R. Sommers, R. Crawford, F. Rovenolt, W. Foresman, W. Walters, D. Ranck, A. Raup. Fourth Rout C. Barrlow, K. Hackenberg, T. Hoffman, E. Pulsifer, R. Ulrich, R. Hawley, W. Dunkle, T. Ranck, T. Cromley, G. Dildine. Fifth Rau E. Walburn, M. Mingle, G. Watson, L. Andrews, R. Michael, D. Seese, L. Mingle, R. Hoffman, B. Plock, H. Snyder, D. Getz. CARDS CARROMS T 5: J- Q JU IOR CHQRU Fin! Row: R. Shwe, S. Durlin, M. Dye, M. Keiser, D. Shutt, N. Laidacker, V. Stamm, J. Cooper, C. West, S. Yost, V. Swope, B. McMicheaI, S. Laubach. Second Row: P. Golder, P. Murray, V. Saffel, B. Knarr, B. Rovenolt, J. Reed, R. Hagenbuch, C. Milhiem, C. Foust, R. Bobb, S. Hinds, P. Travelpeice, D. Miller, C. Graybill, J. McCormick. Accompanitl: Mr. Worlcman. The junior High Chorus acts as a training group for the Senior Chorus. This chorus in addition to appearing at assembly programs participates in the Senior High Christmas Concert. PRACTICING SENIOR CHORUS First Row: P. Diggan, S. St. Clair, J. Mincemoyer, S. Graybill, V. Zarr, J. Biddle, J. Dye. Second Row: M. Strouse, B. Gordon, B. Gray, J. Moser, P. Wright, J. Miller, R. Cashman, G. Rovenolt, L. Rovenolt, W. Wright, R. Pfleegor, M. Weaver, B. Hagenbuch, C. Snyder, D. Micheal, K. Rovenolt, J. Pursel, Mr. Workman. Third Row: M. Hitesman, L. Fuller, N. Comer, M. Shunz, W. Derr, L. Diehl, J. Dildine, F. Bieher, J. Sommers, T. Sommers, F. Hoffman, N. Craig, St. Yerg, N. McCollum, K. Robbins, M. Dye, I. Crawford. Accom- mznin: M. Enterline. Absent: K. Helwig, J. Pulsifer. The Senior Chorus, made up of students from the 10th, llth, and 12th grades annually presents a Christmas Choral Concert with the Junior Chorus assisting. ln the Spring the Senior Chorus sponsors and participates in the Annual Variety Show. DIRECTOR P 4 ,.h I 4 V, Sgvve lx 1 J' .:. - M, '-Qf,-- ' 1' s YM ff- what V . 1 6? DNR fm XX WKVHAVAVQAY, 44 5 , 9 , VXQQ' .5 I ' S 5 0 N Q'Q'o2o16'of xatsa' O 304' ' io 0 ,O s 'ofa' 6 5. Z' E Q, ww 0 Q Q Q :fp s 1 Q Q 59, Of. I0 Q A xx, I' IU 5 M J 'A W' 'Q INK! f If V' f Q- ' Q f S I ' v 'Q' Jw . . , S 9' 5 995.211 'Q osbtogg Q, l 423 94390 ff fab I 4 ,sy 6'q ogg 1 ' A I ii ? v,fg1 0.1 - ff 5 f -,QQ f .vp gf 25 , 0 'Vx Gif A Z . xii,-1: .N J -' 1 A' :wiv X , Xfkx ,, .S -23-'JV , XX X, .i',N?', A A ' ' l s -F W N. - by-+1 .,, iqwi? ,g 2 ..v' -5 '- 'S a q ,, ,. .,4,..,. .- B COOPER Guard I ,- - ' 4 5,1 . . , yi , .4!v.fLx, ' . H: ..., A 1 i 1 ,ESM Bo RESTLI lzner Had 'Va la.. GTE Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Sunbury Selinsgrove Mill Hall South Williamsport Milton Montgomery Montoursville Mifflinburg Muncy Lewisburg Hughesville Firxt Row, Left to Righl: J. Weaver, R. Claurifelrer, T. Aunkst, B. Cooper, D. Foresman, R. Pfleegor, S. Benfer, J. Parker. Second Row: Mr. Bohner, E. Kline, Mamzgerg F. Gold, G. McMillen, G. Adams, P. Sherman, R. Foresman, R. Cronrarh, L. Moser, W. Fisher, Managerg M. Geiger, Manager. VARSITY BASKETB LL Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Firxt Row: B. Shultz, T. Aunkst, G. Cocks, B. Zettlemoyer, W. Allen, W. Burrows. Second Row: Mr. Corman, T. Wagner, C. Walck. E. Lynn, C. Rake, R. Foust, P. Raup. VARSITY BASKETBALL 36 Sonestown 30 27 Milton 30 47 Sonestown 49 42 West Snyder 31 50 West Snyder 67 36 Williamsport Soph. 34 69 Bald Eagle Nittany 37 63 South Williamsport 49 44 Montgomery 85 57 Hughesville 54 70 Muncy 51 38 Mifflinburg 87 49 Montoursville 70 56 Bald Eagle Nittany 54 57 South Williamsport 48 60 Montgomery 90 71 Hughesville 72 52 Muncy 67 44 Mifflinburg 86 45 Montoursville 42 Mr. Corman. NU. Cot 1 C040 JR. VARSITY Bd :ASV slzelbnl Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown Watsontown BASKETB LL Milton Sonestown West Snyder West Snyder Mill Hall South Side Montgomery Hughesville Muncy Mifflinburg Montoursville Mill Hall South Side Montgomery Hughesville Muncy Mifflinburg Montoursville Firrt Row: T. Guthrie, Student Manager: D. Gaugler, J. Klapp, G. Fitzgerald, R. Guthrie, T. Shultz, D. Benfer, P. Martin, R. Williams, Student Manager. Second Row: Mr. Cornish, W. DeWald, Student Managerg K. Gaugler, B. Dieffenbach, R, Hontz, R. Hattranft, T. Royer, R, Foust, M. Stover, R. Baylor, Student Manager. ASEB LL TE Sitting: G. Rovenolt, J. Clemens. Kneeling: B. Zettlemoyer, B. Cooper, K. Mdlollum R DeWald, S. Sheatler, R. Cashman, W. Burrows, M. Lynn, D. Prowant. Standing: Mr. S L Menges, T. Flora, O. Hans, J. Aunksr, R. Kocher, W. Derr, L. Rovenolt, G. Cocks, F. Chamberlin Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Warrior Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run Run BASEBALL Hughesville 0 Hughesville 5 Monrandon 4 Monrandon 0 Shamokin 2 Shamokin 2 Coal Township 6 Coal Township 9 Mifflinburg 10 Wyalusing 6 94 1:--'L .' .1-' . ' ' Q-:AO X , . . w Af' 41 51 vw 1 f s . , ,1.,.,, rf, Ali' PQ. 4 X U A 4 01 X, 'Q I E 1 . fs .fa 1 ,ww-v-nun., - .4 A HB' i ,Eve- f ,,, 1 , . it is Hr Qlif bv ' 4 My K ru- 'evg 5' -5 ff' ' mf I . 'g :Hr i 3 3 X 1 x 'w-'M 5 1- gi an F -Q. W -fi 'gl' ,custodm C Yeh, I l i g5 Q , .f,, , if Q W f W wg b 'L X W X f X f 7 X55 CUSTCDIANS TURBOTVILLE CUSTODIANS: Ross McCollum, Samuel Fullmer. WATSONTOWN CUSTODIANS Amos Smith, Matthew Steinbacher. MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR Mr. Schooley 1,, ' . ll! HEF 'I'URBOTVIT.I.F - Lcfff In Right: Mrs. Kochcr, Mrs. Minccmoycr, Mrs. Moser, Mrs. Colder, Mrs. Wgxlkcr, Dzctizmu, XX'ATSON'I'OXXf'N - Lcfl 10 Rlqfvl Mrs. Jcsslc Mnnlmmcr, Mrs. Fvonnc Baysorc, Mrs, Annu Tanner. M gil W. ,. 5 , gi S E iq -A. I Q -E s an i t . 3! 1: H1 K V X! i - K , 42 Q av ' it x K 3 a ! E sf: + ? iff A 5 a ri v F 4-fi Q.. EFUNSURQL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - - - The members of THE WARRIOR staff wish to express their ap- preciation and sincere thanks to the citizens, teachers and classmates who contributed their services to the second combined edition of THE WARRIOR. sk it it it FOUR STAR ADVERTISERS it 'fit ik' THREE STAR ADVERTISERS Silt Sit TWO STAR ADVERTISERS 2? ONE STAR ADVERTISERS PATRONS The class of 1958 wishes to thank the business people and patrons of our school who have aided THE WARRIOR financially. Compliments of TH E WATSONTOWN NATIONAL BANK Your finanical department store at if fx? ef PHILCO Watsontown Cabinet Division if iff Sir 795 TURBOTVILLE-LIZWIS PARENT- TEACHER ASSOCIATION Theme AlwayJ providing education to benefit every child Prerident ee. eee..... A ,.....t, Cyril F. Menges Secretary HW ,-- Mrs. Neoska Campbell Treafurer ,W ..,,... ,v.. M rs. Nathanial Yoder Vice-President ,....... --- Mrs. Janet Hause 2nd Vice-Prexident ,e,, re... M rs. Shetler Parliamentizrian C- --- ..,, Ronald Dewald B. K. W. COACH LINE DeLuxe Charter trips anywhere School groups -Our speciality Phone: Selinsgrove 3581 2? 21? 21, JASPER WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY, NO. 2, INC. Manufacturers of Molded - General Purpose - Marine and Aeronautical Plywood Plant No. 1, jasper, Indiana Plant No. 2, Watsontown, Pa 414141 Compliments of WATSONTOWN FOUNDRY CO., INC. Watsontown, Penna. 41141 41 WATSONTOWN TRUCKING COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Watsontown, Penna. 414141 Compliments of MC MILLEN'S MEN'S WEAR Compliments of JOHN Y. BUOY CO. Hardware Milton, Penna. il' it PATTON'S PHARMACY Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1958 Watsontown, Penna. 4 2? DREISBACH'S HARDWARE Hardware -Paints - Kelvinator Appliances Lewisburg, Penna. 22 4 DON WILSON Watsontown, Penna. Phone 3621 Ford Sales and Service 'il' it H. S. CRONRATH 8: SONS Atlantic Products D 8: H Coal General Hauling 254265 MINNICH STUDIO Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Portraits That Live Milton, Penna. 2? 2? Compliments of RICHARD D. BUCK, AGENT Prudential Insurance Co. Box 113, Watson, Pa. Phone 4784 Montgomery Ask about our special life insurance plans for high school graduates 3? 3? PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE R. H. Cannard, Agent Dewart, Pa. Phone Watsontown 4362 Special Plans for Graduates 2392? HALL WILLIAMS Your Friendly Prudential Agent for The Family Policy, Sickness and Accident Insurance Phone 6923 Watsontown Compliments of WALTER HUFFMAN Coal and Heating Oil Dewart, Pa. Nair WESNER'S FARM DAIRY Much success and happiness for the class of 58 211 4 A. A. BOWMAN 8: SON Rambler - Metropolitan Milton, Pa. 27: 259 Compliments of THE SHUMAN DAIRY Mc Ewensville, Pa. if 'lk' Compliments of O. H. WETTEN, JEWELER Watsontown, Penna. :fruit FOLLMER GAS AND OIL, INC. Distributor Atlantic Fuel Products Phone: Locust 8-6311 'knit SUSQUEHANNA MOTOR CO., INC. Mack Trucks 8: Buses West Milton, Perma. 'ilfik' CAWLEY'S Records - All Speeds - All Types - All Prices Magnavox Hi Fi Portables - Consoles :Lf sir PENN DAIRIES INC. Pensupreme Ice Cream Dewart, Pa. Situ? Compliments of PROWANTS GROCERY 199 East 8th Street Watsontown, Penna. fruit Compliments of COLONIAL PRINTING HOUSE MILTON EVENING STANDARD First with all the local news and pictures 'kilt THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK - WATSONTOWN, PA. New After-Hour 8: Night Depository Service We pay 2929 On Savings Accounts. ZW? On Time Certificates -for a two year period Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation fri? JOHNS RADIO 8: T. V. SERVICE Congratulations and Best Wishes to -the Class of 1958 Milton, Penn. 42? LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Milton Lodge No. 171 Milton, Penna. il: il? PAUL E. CRONRATH Funeral Home vifuir WATSONTOWN BRICK COMPANY Watsontown, Pa. Weir P 8: L BODY WORKS Auto Body Straightening and Refinishing Wheel Alignment 24-Hour Towing Service Nite 8: Day Phone 5641 Watsontown, Pa. Hifi' Compliments HURR'S DAIRY Williamspon Milk Products Co. if si: .ALLEN CLARK POULTRY R. D. No. 1 - Paxinos, Pa. Phone Shamokin 85020 41 Automobile Agencies and Dealers CORSON, Harvey F. Phone-Muncy 6-3713 Muncy, Pa. Chrysler-Plymouth Automobiles DIEHL, W. O. and Sons Dodge Cars and job-Rated Trucks Jerseytown, Pa. Allis-Chalmers - New Idea - New Holland Farm Machinery sir MURRAY Motor Co. Phone - 6-3090 Muncy, Pa, Ford - Mercury Cars and Trucks Sales and Service Full line Genuine Ford Parts si? FULMER Motor Co. Milton - Phone 12 Chevrolet Cars 8a Trucks - OK Used Cars ik SECULES Pontiac Phone - 4-2891 246 South Main St. Hughesville,- Pa. Sales and Service - Wheel and Frame Alignments 275 SNYDER Auto and Tractor Service Phone - 4126 Watsontown, Pa. Massey-Harris Sales and Service General Auto Repairs - Inspection Station No. 61 2278 SPANGLER Motors, Inc. Ford and Mercury - Sales and Service River Road Milton, Pa. 254 Automobile Pol rfs cmd Supplies OTTO'S Auto Supply Co. Compliments Bc: n ks THE FIRST National Bank of Montgomery MALONE, Louis Broadway MUFFLY, Jay REYNOLDS, Gus SI-IOOK, Clara Montgomery, Pa. Barber Shops Hair Stylist Milton Phone 218 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Barber Shop McEwensville Beauty Shops Congratulations to the Class of 1958 MARJORIE Cronrath Beauty Shoppe Compliments Beveroges STAHLNECKERS Dewart, Pa. Bowling BOWL BOWL Come One Come All There's plenty of room for plenty of fun Make up a party, bring the family Modern Equipment Courteous Service For Reservations Phone 5022 COMMUNITY Bowling Center BOWL Arena Muncy, Pa. Tony Novitsky, Mgr. George Dewitt, Owner Cole B. 8: E. CAFE Compliments Clothing BRONSTEINS 67 S. Front St. Milton, Pa. Fitwel Quality Clothes for Men and Boys THE ELITE Shoppe Milton and Lewisburg Where fashion is inexpensive EVANS, T. W. Clothing and Shoes Watsontown - Mifflinburg FAMOUS Department Store Milton, Pennsylvania G. F. GAUGER 8: Son, 36 S. Front St. Milton, Pa. MUNCY Dry Goods 2-4 S. Main St. Muncy, Pa. We Aim To Please STERN BROS. Clothing, Inc. Williamsport, Pa. 14 W. 3rd St. Styles for Men and Young Men TREON, Margaret Specialty Shop -- 33 Broadway, Milton Dry Cleo ners VOGEIIS Cleaners Watsontown Milton It's cleaner, it's brighter REAL French Cleaners For pick-up and Delivery Phone-Milton 475 Electrical Appliances ACME Electric Service E. Brimmer Avenue Watsontown, Pa. AUNKST Auto Radiator Service Congratulations and Best Wishes STEVENSON Electric Westinghouse - General Electric WESTERN Auto Milton, Pa. Compliments H 8: H Electronics Bill and john Farm Implements cmd Supplies BIEBER, Emery Phone 3561 Turbotville, Pa. Custom Grinding and Molasses Mixing CLARK'S Feed Mills Custom Seed Cleaning Dealers in all kinds of grains, seeds, feeds. WARRIOR Milling Co. Compliments Fire Equipment FOUST, L. Max Distributor Watsontown, R. D. No. 1, Pa. Phone 4391 Susquehanna Fire Equipment Fire Extinguisher Service Five and Dime Stores BEN Franklin Phone 4643 Watsontown, Pennsylvania W. T. GRANT Co. Compliments Florists BRYFOGLE'S Flowers Williamsport, Pa. Say it with Flowers SMALIJS Greenhouse, Inc. Milton, Pennsylvania Fraternal Organizations F. O. E. Milton, Pennsylvania MILTON Elks Compliments BARR'S Funeral Home THE JUNIOR Chamber of Commerce Watsontown, Pennsylvania Funeral Homes Watsontown, Pa GRITTNER, Paul S. Phone 3022 Turbotville, Pa. Fur Company TAGOMAC Fur Company, Inc. 327 Ferry, Danville, Pa. Manufacturing Furriers Fur Cleaning - Repairing - Remodeling Fu rnifu re ADAMS Furniture Store Watsontown, Penna. When you think of furniture, think of Best Furniture. M. V. BEST Furniture GEM Furniture Compliments WILLIAMS Furniture Co. Phone - BR 5-0410 230 Mill Street Danville, Pa. The best place to buy furniture and appliances. Grocers A. 8: P. TEA Co. Watsontown, Pa. Compliments of the ACME Market of Watsontown CARSON'S Grocery Best wishes to the Class COOK'S Grocery Compliments COTNER'S Grocery Compliments Washingtonville, Pa. HOLMES, Lester General Store Allenwood, R. D. No. I MC WILLIAMS, Charles Compliments Danville, Pa. STERNER'S Store General Merchandise Dewart, Penna. Hcurdwo re CLASTER5 Compliments Milton, Penna. DANVILLE Supply Co. 345 Mill St. Danville, Pa. Phone - BR 5-0330 Clarence Kramer, Owner Imperial - Asam - Wall-Tex - Cook 8: Dunn Paints WATSON Hardware Phone 3692 Turbotville, Pa. Appliances -- Plumbing Supplies - Storm Windows and Doors YOUNG'S Hardwa re Dewart, Pennsylvania Hearing Supplies T. M. MILES Oil Co. Phone 744 - 745 Distributors of Texaco Petroleum Products R. R. TAYLOR Coal and Domestic Oils Montgomery, Penna. W. L. YOST McEwensville, Penn. jeddo - Highland Coal Phone-Watsontown 5374 I n n s KEEFER'S Triangle Inn Milton, Pa. TRAVELERS Inn Route 15 Best Wishes WATSON Inn Compliments Florence Szutowicz Insuronce DAWSON Sc Sports Insurance 107 Main Street, Watsontown 101 Arch Street, Milton FOUST Insurance Agency 504 Main Street Watsontown, Pa. GASTON, Russell C. Phone 3652 Turbotville, Pa. Hartford and U. S. Fire Insurance - West Branch Mutual Co. Windstorm and Auto Insurance - Bonds GRADUATES, Insure your Future with Dependable Insurance! MAX L. HILE Nationwide Insurance Representative Watsontown, Pa. Phone 6983 Real Estate HILE, Robert E. Broker, Real Estate, and Insurance Auto - Fire - Life - Casualty Main Street, Dewart, Pa. Phone - Watsontown 3751 Good Luck To The Class of 1958 THE KLING Agency Phone Watsontown 5547 RAUP'S Insurance Agency Compliments' Residence BR 5-0663 Office BR 5-1801 General Insurance - Notary Public - Real Estate WERTMAN, Stewart, Agent National Grange Auto and Fire Insurance Jewelry Stores BARTLOW'S jewelry Muncy, Pa. Hamilton Watches - Keepsake Diamonds BUCK, D. R. Compliments Art-carved Diamond Rings - Watches Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry FISH'S Jewelry Store Established 1881 HARRISON, Percy L. Phone 4-2140 East Water St. Hughesville, Pa. REGAL 8: BLUM Your Credit jewelers 14 Broadway Milton, Pa. RIEDER'S Jewelry Store Phone 1481 Registered Perfect Keepsake Diamonds Lawyers WAGNER, George O. WAGNER, Porter F. Attorneys At Law Danville, Pa. Manufacturing ADVANCED Products Milton, Pennsylvania Division of A. C. F. Industries Incorporated. CABINET Industries, Inc. Danville, Pa. Best Wishes CLEMENS' Machine Shop Milton, Pa. Complete Line of Auto Parts DANVILLE Manufacturing Co. COr1'1pliI1'16r1tS Danville, Pa. J. A HABIG Veneer Co. Montgomery, Pa. MERCK Sc CO., Inc. Danville, Pa. Manufacturing Chemists Cherokee Plant MILTON Glass Shop Milton, Pa. MILTON Metals, lnC. Compliments Manufacturers and Distributors of Wel-O-Seal Quality Aluminum Products TURBOTVILLE Manufacturing Co. Phone 3611 Roofing - General Planing - Millwork - Doors - Windows Lumber - Plasterboard WATSONTOWN Mineral Products Co. Compliments Meat Mc rkefs BALLIET'S 'Meat Market Watsontown, Pa. SCHOOLEY 8: LUPOLD Montgomery 5535 or 3829 Dealers in meat, Poultry 8: Eggs L. E. WERNER and Sons Fresh and Cured Meats Music THE PITCH PIPE Music Store 422 Market Sf- Everything in Musical Instruments Lewisburg, P2- For your dance engagements contact THE RHYTHM AIRES Orchestra of Hughesville, Pa. Phone 4-2891 News Agency THE DANVILLE News Compliments WALKER'S Paper and Paint Shop 205 Elm- Sf- Watsontown Phone 6651 Pharmacy REA 8: DERICK Phone 70 Prescriptions our Speciality Milton, Pa. HARTER'S Drug Store Phone 6-3270 9 South Main St. Muncy, Pa. E. B. McCraig, Prop. Phofog rczphy PIEDI Studio Portrait and Commercial Photography Photostats and Framing SNYDER, Paul Phone 4596 FAIRVIEW Hatchery MEEK'S Chicks BLUE Diamond BLUE Willow Restaurant and Service Station Pl u m bers Plumbing and Heating R. D. No. 1 Watsontown, Pennsylvania Poultry Compliments R. D. No. 2, Milton, Pa. Phone 5952 Allenwood, Penna. Restaurants 418 Main Street Compliments Allenwood, Penna. Best Chili and Hamburgers on Route 15 COUROGEN'S Compliments Danville, Pa. Candy - Ice Cream - Luncheon HOVENSTINE'S Restaurant White Deer Pike Specializing in Sunday Dinners Phone Watsontown 8117 MARIE'S Restaurant Compliments Muncy, Pa. Open 24 Hours NOLL'S Restaurant SOMMER'S Restaurant Sunday Dinners YODER'S Diner Marie and Charles, Props. Watsontown, Pa. All Home-Cooked Foods Turbotville, Pa. Phone - 3691 Intersection of 54 8: 14 Two Good Places To Eat - Here and At Home CARL'S Service Station General Auto Repairs NEBS Gulf Service PAULHAMUS, Jerry MARKS 290 - 296 Mill St. Shoes - Clothing MARSH'S Shoe Store Service Stations Phone Turbotville 2561 Welding R. D. No. 1, Turbotville, Pa. Phone Montgomery 5756 Allenwood, Pa. Compliments Shoes Compliments Danville, Pa. We aim to please Compliments STERNER'S Shoe Repair Congratulations Class of 1958 Stationery Stores DITZLER Stationery At the Railroad Crossing Danville, Pa. Quality Greeting cards - Writing Paper - Office and School needs MC CORMICK'S Compliments Television Service RAVERT'S TV Compliments Compliments of RED'S TV Service Authorized Necchi - Elna Dealer - Hotpoint appliances Sylvania and Motorola TV Theatre WATSON Theatre Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Tires CARODISKY 8: HENDRICKS T Danville, Pa. Goodyear Tires Trucking MILLER, C. Robert Livestock - Trucking Watsontown, Pa. KEPLER BROS. Compliments Typewriters STEELE, Cal-1 H, Williamsport, Pa. Distributor of Products by Royal World's largest manufacturer of Typewriters Patrons BIDDLE, Dr. John E., M.D. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. FROMME, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Compliments and Congratulations to the Senior Class. FUNK, Robert, D.D.S. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. KIFT, Dr. Craig M., Turbotville, Pa. LYLE, Mr. and Mrs. john R. Turbotville, Pa. PERSING, Dr. Amos, M. D. Watsontown Pa RABE, Dr., D.D.S. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. SIMPLER, Dr. W. E. jr., D.S.S. Compliments Watsontown, Pa. STEVENSON, Dr. P. L., Compliments Danville, Pa. THE VAGABONDS of '58 Best Wishes to us - The Vagabonds of '58 - Adams, Aunksts Bair Baysore, Biddle, Criswell, Cocks, Cronrath, Fromme, McMil1en, McHenry Sheffer Keiser. YANNACONE, Robert, M.D. H. P. Harshberger Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Follmer Sechler's Store and Restaurant Paul Betts Barber Shop Fairman's Gas Station Hattie Fisher's Beauty Shoppe Ina Mae Betts Beaver's Garage Sam Abrams Moon's Store Jack and Donna N. Edward Hauck P1ymette's Garage Patrons Watsontown Pa Wolf-Driefuss Esso Service Station Fred Kitchen's Store Mr. and Mrs. Silas Zimmerman Hertz's Ladies' Shop W. H. Winebar Chester Alexander Dr. J. C. Blackburn McWilliams Buick jim Foster li. Robert Marks Cain's Pharmacy A Friend W QE! ,v S-2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY HOME OFFICE Knnsus City PRINTEDINU S A A7 14 -S S . X F1 iid 'Gu PM 9, -Q-. ,in is 5 N 0, lex. , vu-A5 N.: . 3-if S -. ivy., w. ' . ,-..- JE'-Z4 .,, - ... ... 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