Wattsburg Area High School - Grail Yearbook (Wattsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1947 volume:

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E PUBLISHED BY THE cmss or 19146 -- 19131 FACULTY YEARBOOK STAFF .,4,-4- Wo, the Senior Class of 19l+7, do hereby dedicat tid.: annual to Mrs. Rank:i.n, our cla.' advisor, who has helped U3 so diligently when we needed help, encouraged us when wo douncast, given ua all her mmdersrbanding ani insight when ws were in trouble, and brought ua through tha turmoil of our last you of High School. ff' '-'-5 'Xu -I-1-W, M' ,fs S, 'His vm -wiggle I' -1. ' 4' Ng 42 ' 4 :Hr E ff E. ..- 4? u.w,,-V -4- - ,ei , 7 , 1 .L.- e iff , N .Q -:E I THE FACULTY! MILTON nomar! BEATRICE ummm X .XL Principal seein Studies Ni Q , Science Mathematics M, Q Mathematics Health W- g A Edinbero State Teachers Physical Fluent-ion xx College Junior A111802 eeypaJ.ach:1.n State Teaclers j' ,I College X 1 University of North Carolina ' . X ix we cum mum JULIA HJLERATZ F3 hglish Hole Economics -. seein sbuaiee Plqvical mneazien j llothenatics G:Lr1s Coach Senior Advisor Sophpore Advisor X Minboro State Teachers Indian State Teachers NSS i mum cm ' A .... 4 S A mmm mu-slam: Joan xnmsm 3 Vocational Advisor hglish ' 5 N ming HUl1'th Q PhY3o me S 5? F.F.A. Advisor Boys Coach 3 ' :'Q ' - 7 and 8 Grade Advisor Freshman Aliioor 25, Veteran Training St. Bonaventure College K Wx Q Pennsylvania State Gollege University Of Detroit swf E X SE f .mssm msm-2 aol W. mush: if School mu-ee hdneer , sr.. vneenn cam-.my neepaeel Haintenance Han SS 2 ,ee , School of Nursing BHK Intl'-1'uc'bor S mean or nrmncmns WE Gerald Johnson 3,1-,erg 3,1-5,4 f ' Willie! 15108 Donald Burney if Beatrice Kalb Mildred Allen 1 a M 7, H3511 Hill Howard Ioth X A 2 I Samuel Boyle Luis Bruogh ,QF A ' gf 45 I' . , .Iii '.,, 1 ., in A ., eie- 1 R - . . l - '- - N ee-f 1' '1 I O ,f 4 mln- X -.., ,,, o 4 -2, fee- ee 5- 0 ,- za 2 44, -rr -S: Q 1 ,mwh f 1 XX X L 5 T XXX K 7 gi ff NVW7 1 n X xg: f -X x ., ,, 5 I af ' jk ' 12 Q. . V v ff S' ff , fi , W ' ggi? W X f,- at I N' ' ,L ,zfglili R ' . N., X :Wi X , M N V ,. 1 ff'QfHf'1 L I n Q Ra,m,ScJef I W diet Zmmgwf zikfgyfbj 7'7Wi ?. ,f,.f..fQ.-2 Q H ., lalvpi X 3 nl T5 'EJYZZY psf 'Ria Kobe:-f Drissel Ffdnh' Shit? I V gi., 'fu 1 'R I 1 1 '76 OA was 1 1 1 'Q I 1 'fs 1 tl. Rlberb Appl Basketball Baseball Operetta Chorus F F.A. Intramurals Gene Combs Basket ball Baseball Chorus F F A Athletic Ass Intramurals GELad,vs King Home Ec Club Class Play ebee 1 J Inc Minstrel Show Chorus Cantata Basketball Intramurals Mary Moody Basketball Iutramzrals Cheerleader Class Play ldnstrel Show Operetta V l 111 111 113 :lb CLASSROLL C27 C37 CAD C25 C37 C10 C2 C35 AJ Ch 2 3 1 C27 C35 CU 1 W I I12C3J1+ 5225431213 15553 3 1,1, rm- book SMIICL Orme Ca cw Marietta Pye Chorus Office , Style Show Class Play Library CD 1 2? Ca Ch rm-bak Staff U, Lena kyle Basket ball Intramurals Cheerleader Cantata Operetta Minstrel Show C21 Student Council CJD C2 C37 Ch C1 C2 C37 S C1 C23 Athletic ass 'aC 2 Class Play Robert Drissel Chorus Minstrel Show Intramurals Base ball Basket ball F F A. Sec F F A. Treas FFA. C2 PC3509 C2 3 10 Trip to Harrisburg A Keystone Degree County F F A. Reporter C10 Patricia Naxon Basketball Operetta Cantata Chorus ldnstral Show Intralurals Cheerleader Class Play Yearbook Staff Glass ireasurer CL Marsden Pye Chorus Baseball Basketball 2C15C2JC3JCl+ 2 1 C23 2 1 C2JC3DChJ 1 1+ 1+ Cl, C3 C3 Bukemban up. iz, Baseball up-. 1. Yearbook swf lp Class Play 1. 5, 5154! EQ aff? as f, ,K 'a1.F4 '1 32 , , 1 tt ,C s ss 11 we U of C' N JI! 111: . 13 1132: cm 3 c C v 1:11 C29 1 11111 C23 cs WM 1,111 f S2 3 C11 g C Chl 5 1:3 4651, C1 C2Q C Q33 C J . :ff 121131 1 13311 ' .' 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Orervtfa Intramurals Style Show Home Ee Club Clase Play ltlnstrel Show Student Council Yearbook Staff 4'1 4 13 42 4 411'4 42:4 4,244 4,144 4 2 2g 24 F2434 432 41.44 4 AJ 412 433 'uhm' 6234356147 Oglhg 3 Us 22137045 2 C3 C25 C29 CLASS ROLL Lois Schwab Chorus H me muh Intramurals Style Show Ronnie Stevenso Band Basketball Dramatic Club Speech Play Clase Play Ioarbook Staff Intramurals Baseball Nuwm Yost Chorus Band llinstrel Show Sem.or Play Ilb1'2.l!1I'9lS Q2 434444 Us Q2 4,2 D 4'1'K2 4,14PC2gC3XlJ 434' 4 4,3 4 4Ql,i4 41,44 41,44 C144 354424444444 A 2 C3Xl0 Newspaper Staff 2 Yearbook Staff A F F Ao Operetta - 4: 513434 42? 4' 4:3 14 . . 1440 4,23 2,l 4 5' we , f 45 1 o o Q A 3 'Q T 'i '4'f2f 1 o ' f' .2 KN-e-ef A 45 1 '4 , X Df ey.: Ei R I 1 if if I 1 . 1' ff 2-- ...el Senior Class History x x AS FRESHMEN ...... If Whenwe started out as Freshmen there were 29 members in 2 our class. We were assigned Room 7 and had Elsa HcQuisten as ' our home room teacher. People started dropping out even in the ' 1, first year. I Te be truthful we were scared of course,that they say, that is natural for all Freshman. host of us only knew the .X kids we had gone to grade school with. Though it wasn't very X long before everyone started being friends with everyone else. Egg It is surprising to think that the people you think you won't A' Q like at all are the ones you end up liking the best. We were very undecided as te what subjectsto take, not knowing what we'd need or even like. It would be rather hard to ' say. if we would take the .same ones, were we doing it over again. About the only thing we did for class activities that year was a class box social. It was a lot of fun. I guess we . had as much fun at that as anything else wehave done since. ff The only Freshman going out for basketball was Gene Combs, fi he proved to be good too. We had two cheer leaders they were Lena . Bayle and Pat Nexon. ' f ' What most of us relember about the year was in:!.tiation . That was something.. AS SOPHMORB... ... ffglt When we went back to school in September we were getting P' so we were more sure ef our selves. We were in Room 2 with the Eighth grade as companions. 1 Hr. Campbell was our hdme room teacher. fe still remember X Lynn Estes and Hr. Canplell's fish stories. ' N' Most ef us followed the sane coimrses, we started out with. There were members ef the class who had left and we also had e' 15 some new ones. Dan Rotthoff and Dan Kuhn being two of the new e ones. We sponsored a skating party in October. Nearly all the ,I Sephmores attended. Se did lots of othhr classes. .sf The Sophmore Home Ec. girls did most of the cooking. We thought if was pretty good, but we took a let of teasing Inn gszieuggethgltginggnsome of us took part in were the - ff? Minstrel Show, Cantata, and the Operetta. o Going out for boys basketball were Gene Combs and E Roger Rarnsdell. In girls basketball Lena Bayle, Pat Nozsn, Mary Moody and Irene Metenkanich. -7 e 'Q 'P f 'i 'S is f E .. Q. d'd'v .-is ,t,'. ,. e ,. . 0 4 ?,6 O Q X .... V ,A , A w orrd jr . , ATEN ' so 1 gfz ,ff ..., 5 Q Q bm ' X Z.: -44'- X iz A' if-'-W Shi ..., M1 :swag L-W I I AS SOPHLIORES .... cont. Lena Bayle was our only cheer leader this year. X In all though this has turned out to be a good year. We learned some and forgot a lot more. So it didn't turn h out so bad after all. Tl 2 w AS JUNIORS ..... I. . ' 1 In theofall of L5 we came back ready to make people know that we were Juniors and Whappy gg? luckyno we were X assigned Room 8 with Mrs Comstock as home room teacher and N5 later Miss Heustis who remained with us the rest of the year. S95 Most of the girls took up up shorthand and typing, the boys FS nearly all followed the same subjects as before. V - We sponsored two skating parties and a dance. The xmsic was furnished by the Missouri ox Hunters who seem to be very popular with nearly everyone around here. A The boys who went out for basketball were Gene Combs, SV Roger Bansdell,and Marsden Pye. In girls basketball we were well represented with Lena Bayle, as Captain and highest we individual scoring honors. Also Irene Metenkanich, Pat Noxon, ' and Mary Moody. Our cheer leader was Mary Moody. , Then in the spring there were even more boys going out gl for baseball.'I'hey were Bob Applebee, Roger Ransdell, Gene N Combs , Dan Kuhn, and Marsden Pye. - But the thing we remember with fondest memories were f the day we got our class rings.We really were happy then. If you have seen our rings you don't blame us do ypn--do you? We were very busy getting ready for the Junior and Senior ' Banquet and the Prom. Everyonl seemed to think we did a good job on them both. But it-is with a wonderful feeling that we f leave this year . Remember next year we're Seniors'J ml AS ssmons ............ ' bf. This year we were gold to come back as we were Seniors. ' It took awhile to get used to it --but new not one of us , would trade with you. . I We were told we had Room 9 and Mrs Rankin for our advisor. We were glid because we felt we needed a push and everyone considers Mrs Rankin is a pretty good pusher. We had 1 skating party lsst fall. It was a in of mn. ju, One of the things we are proudest of is the Senior play. J 5 The name of it was The Funny Brats . The cast is below-- g The Brats -Roger Ransdell Dick -Louise Vargo Harriet 1 o I ' . K V 'L' 2. f 1 . if o .f . 2: Q Q if I ' 72 A... ' Nfl' o ' 3. fi. f n 55: ' N' '--:- 12- Q, -:'- Q I Q. x J . 'Yr .NX XX' -x a v ,z fy, 4 A 17 i if : We ,ff X? t if e as Q ib. X Qkxf' 'sS1,.,Sr,,, l fwxl 5-H V f- A. AM' Wswxt 5 AS ssmoas .... ....cent. ,' f Play cast- A S - Eglelgenson gem althe bg! b:-otherr ws x ff - G , aur ee omser f' z F - iiober-ga Easley The uncle of the ' CD3 ' A , ' 1 N- - Mary Maids' :J13rgrIvf1IiafCj.1t,il1d.w11rer of Astronomy Sis XR - Marsden Pye Whaley Mcwlqol-f,er SSR! - lllertfiaan Yost Boogerface X 5 I I V - Marietta Pye Aurora , the maid N Ne fellas! the usual troubles getting it put on. But it turned out A. Q5 pre y good' S 'x . eu We are looking forward to the Banquet and the Prem KG' sage Q In basketball this year were Gene Combs Ref- Q -- .4 is R R0 . C, A '- 1 1 eer .mas ell, ,Egg mme -stevenson, and Bob applebee. Marsden Pye was the Q size manager. They all did a wonderful job, S 'I:he girls in 'basketball were Lena Bayle,Pat Noxnon, and Mary 'Q I igiggd-QCgag'g'oi'00dY WHS the Senior going out for cheering, she Well this is all so we want to wish everyone Good Luckn is Q, is Especially to the coming Seniors.. ' E 55 ig ' X 4 s Nl. THE Pmsonfmlnfs or nm sermon cuss CF 191.6-19161 it 55 Marietta Pye - We have hero a short, cute, little girl wnoee Li favorite pastime is writing , She :le planning on 'being 'a toach- Q S er . Boy, wouldn't it be fun to go to school to benj For some unknown reason sho likes the song 'For Somtiaental Reasensnonljl gy Her beet known color ie green and sho likes to be CI.116Q B1'Ci.i.50t.'gf? K wit fi! nary Moody -nan n uv. 1 brunette whose feet just ny when 5 -sg ,Sr she hits a danee floor. and when shoio on the basketball floor ,Q S' she awamt. usher te enum atm either. nor naman :La 'naar' eh 5 ua sheie nt Henley' or 11: either. me Hensley' is an nor ewes SV favorite song. Her ambition is to get nan-:led and her favorite 2 color is yellow, so 1et'o wait and see if she is married ia her ' beloved yellow, s 'J Pete Noxoa - Iou always see this little lady workiwg.l'f she Si ie not working, she spends her time reading. Her nickname aa N5 you all mow is -Pew. Her favorite can is yellow which 5 M, ig matches that brown hair of hers perfectly, Her favorite eport :la basketball at which she does a very good job. Her alhition - is unsettled but we know. she is planning on something. Her sg ga N Et':i15f'ahfL01i:u1s Souvenirs and we wonder how large a coll- is ' ' 0 S ' '-.- .. Y --wmwmresxf sk l ' r, h garage s Q 'S O I X' 1 '11 in Q N N N so Q AW A 2 .1 H ' X311-.-.z W S .. ASS' ' ---' ' ' Q is X 3' LZ N ..., X -' I A Q N 3- E11 1 431,-,gf -3.4 S Us f V 2-fu 'i If ,f XM N xx f ! C , , vi- :mi ru.. L-,Ji 4-VI Y, ..-:gc . ' .-H- - -s. .- - A- 5 f , y': HK ,,f' -, .X N-' X -.1 - ng we Q ' Y t ,,' 'SAX - Ss Q ' 11 -M i fir 1' ' - 1' N ,. U, it ! Xl ee X , : ,- : of ' .' a . , X X 5' e 1 .a ' ' X ' we e , ' ' .N ' S1 ffl 4 ,S 'x,,, 5-' :x -I , , - , X , I-5' 'm Y : t , i X , . 1, - , g 5 .V I -A I ' . -Q 3 ,EEF ' 1 11 k .- -- 'KX --NS-. .2 A-'- ' ' ' 'ix '-K -xsrf CLASS PROPHECY One very gloomy day in December as I lay on the divan I soon fell asleep and to my surprise I visualized Wattsburg in the year of 1962 with all its modern stores, factories, theaters, schools, and a very nice skating rink. I saw myself walking down Main Street in Wattsburg and to my amazement I ran into one of my old schoolnate, Lena Bayle. She said she had married David Robinson and had two little girls. I talked with her for a little while and asked her if she would like to have lunch with me. She accepted my invitation, but added she couldn't stay long because she had to get Dave's supper. So we walked up to a restaurant and lo and behold it was Noxon's rest- aurant Pat Noxonva member of our class of 'L7,was the owner. It was a very modern restaurant with all modern furniture, lace table cloths, and all electric equipment. We three enjoyed ourselves recalling old times and after lunch was completed Lena left me. I came to a music store and noticed from the sign displayed that Norman Yost was owner. Naturally I went in and renewed Norman's acquaintance. I learned that he was top band leader of Wattsburg and played for several dances in the largest hall here. After leaving there I was walking down the street and decided I would go to the movie for relaxation. The name of the Theater was 3h81'P'S Could it be Frank's? And as I bought my ticket and entered, one of the ushers of this beautiful theater was Lois Schwab She was dressed in a Blue and Gold satin uniform with cap to match. She was very attentive to me and gave me one of the be t seats in the theater. As I sat there watching the movie who should I see on the screen but Louise Vargo who was main actress in this movie called 'Muscle Heddn. U. . 1 After the movie was over as I came out I met Gladys King. She told me she had married Vic Yost about five years ago and had alittle boy two years old. She also told me they were going -s o to have a big league basketball game that evening between one of 24,5 the High Schools in Wattsburg and one if the neighboring schools A in the citjr of Lowville. The high schools of Wattsburg all were built of brick and the floors were of marble. Each had a very large cafeteria. There were electric stoves and frozen food ,Y boxes and numerous girls working in the kitchen. Each kitchen f to serve about 200 students. The coach of Wattsburgjs team was Roger Ramsdell and the coach of Lowville was Marsden Pye. Later f on Gene Conhs appeared as referee for the biggest game of the fgqsbx season. 'i?. After the game I talked with Gene. He said he had just 552. talked with Ronnie Stevenson, who was a Lieutenant in the Navy. After the talk with Gene I was walking up town, I ran . - . , I , has -.1. .ff-- a 'vis -1f r ' --.. x o Q' m S215 'f: ii ':i S X so 'M 'f' T X' 0 . Q - ' 'Nfl 1 ga x' 2 I 4v 0 x -.4-rf ' x -' A ' X' K ' Q S' if ' ' - . S if L- o ' t 4 I N , iii 3 A PV A9 1 8 A 1 H if 'x R:- if N v 1 I ,lg 9 1 AI ,s X. 's S 5. -s :X X-. 1 n e ,, V ai? --x-- J , 1':':t::?-i M .---- X. HI. gf-' , ---' t ,' F- 'I X 15' X' x. l f . 212721 . Alf ' ! . EQ e . 'Q- -NQQ' -Y'fi's-ss XLQ.. XX .ii ' - X? '-gl K CLASS PRBPHECY Ccon'tJ Q into Marietta Pye who had just come from taking a dancing lesson ' xx , V at Mary lloodyfs Dancing ncadany. She told me she had been teaching xg ei for two years and had a wonderful positionms I talked with her, I fx ig, asked if she ever saw Robert Drissel. She told me she had seen him -Begg f' in Ohiowhile she was there on vacation and that he was running a ' I It a 'ry fan equipped with an modern and devices fer saving :uber sg S nger our conversation I started for the garage to get lg' car and M Ji ,I who did I see getting out from beneath the' cu' but Bob Appl.ebee.I-Ie X , ' had been chief mechanic here in this large city garage for five f 4- . years. is . Soon I 'las on my way home. and new I felt myself awak- Swat 'ye ' ing and all the wonderful things I had dreamed about Wattsburg were F? gone as well as all my dreams about the 19147 Seniors of the Vemn- go- Wattsburg Joint High School, f' is 3 e THE PERSQNALITIES or THE simon cuss Ceemry Ss' ggi Roger Ramsdell -- New here we have a fellow whose ambition it to - N653 A 'i k get married and he's not very blue about it either. his favor- X ite song is Bless You .We call this young gent Rog amd,brother, he you should see him on the Wbasketball floor . It's just like it is ss' I when he is skating, he doesvt bother to stand still. And he does- A N Els' n't let anyone get in his way, either. N Ronnie Stevenson - OhIBut I Do' think this is a very good song .x ygsfssx 'TNS for this young gent. His pastine is skating and his favorite be sport isnbasketballi Now, Ronnie is the name and Navy b1ue is 2 rf' the color so letfs wait and see if this fellow is a sailor , Lena Bayle -- This sweet little girl is the s1eeping beauty of Q em- class. me when she gets on the basketball -'nur you mule Ns never dream of this because this kid is wide awake then, This ies eggs' young gal likes blue to match those beautiful blue eyes of her if gf SS countenance. She shouldn't be Guilty of using them too much, S either, Her favorite ambition is to marry and change that Bayle to-----well, 1et's wait and see what, j 3 Gene Combs - Here we have that tall good-looldng ubasketball f If' player whose ambition is to be a farmer , Like all the fellows lx 9 2, , he just loves to conb his hair. His favorite color is brown .g 342 A95 and this young fellow just loves to spend his time bothering S People . is 31 . e .1...s, Q 'L 45 A3 XIII' 2 S ' 1 1 1 nge- ' C 'Q 'fa -'Vx f 5 fl . e .,,o, sg- ji fig'.31i-ifgigiiix N gs Q :Z 2- T X V .. .N 0 Y 9 ' , f ' wgl QL if N. U' Q av -- iff- ff E: X- I I ' E , .e - X i e K SN I I X Q! ,Q-.tfeerzg-,b, . t Wi' if .. X xxN M, , 1 -X' . cLAss VILL Ccvn't7 Lens kyle leaves her ambition to do things to whoever can use - W do here y e eozecutor of this: our Lost will and Testament. t, wh I W the Close of H+? the Teatators above named 5 1 Zgvzihgxesuntzrgxbscreibed our name, the T-'WGBH' -eighth 437 ef in th ar of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty H339 9 7' N cmss or 19147 THE PERSONALITIES OF THE SENIOR CLASS fcorvtl 5 H1 -s--ta. . If fff K-' ee ff-3,1 xg X 21i15:f?T Q14 W 'Z v ,ffff N ,zz V -I, 53' X .'j,gig--Qi' ig ,,'..,lI' J. , - ,fi YU 1,1- '3 NVX Keg , yay -g..if' fl-,gt X Y fyyf Sw t .g a Lf, .int 1 -ff ' fu- 'I 'R ,ss f ,...f.' Q y ,f ff 551:-Nt YS ' -Qi -.gx Lx. ce-'i -'fit iii: 15 'Qs f iw fu ' - -X-N ' 'Q , .4--Q A -' ,. t ,, tx' . :,, -, YSL .Sy . we- , 'ii' , nf Nr. I rt-.1 www- ' . -.ess 2 .2 .,- .. -x ,ty g ! XXX 5 Xt X xx x N X ' v: x 5 - XQXX MX 4 X 1 v' ' I . N2 'x 3 Q O sys e N Q lx A X X KB ,ve I 1 N . f S V b nk constitute and appoint Hr. HOU-'50 ff' be 'ur Q get S Q X W X:- F A E! 2. li t K f 1 5 Insert Drissel - Nw, this young fa.rner ' nicxmmt it Haw, 2? ana hunting a.nd nfishing' this fair gent loves to go. mt he 5 Y ' X is not picking these for his vocation, no airee. He desires to ' - 'XX b8 l2.I'I'lOdn3lOBq Roller skating is his favorite pastime and I -3 sys wonder why he likes to look at the blue slq at night after 'TRANS is X going skating? I X naman Pye - Una city' is his pu-tin, wonder why an if XE! S ,Q X that is where this :fair young gent leamed to like L.i.ndA? N Ne Wo would surely like to see him grow up' so that he could ,S 3 play baseballn instead of sitting on the green grass keep- u gs, score. We call bil. Pie , Would you like cherry or raspberry? Lois Schwab - Do Do' is the mme but there is nothing lack- 49 ing u this Jate.sne loves twaanw and play vsasketbann. X X Her ambition is tt be 4 teacher. She loves tt rea-'wlww which ' -5 N looks very well on her. Her favorite song is the ever-popular gg N S Cladys King - Here we have a girl with a cute little smile. X Watch out fellowsn. She loves to listen to the radio espec- E N ially if it is playing The Anniversary Song. She plans to be N YQ a beautician so we can alll go and call on 'Kind' and get our ? hair set at the sane tile. Her favorite color is red and her Sr I, sport basketball , I wonder if she ever wears red shor'ts?In 5 C Qhxx basketba'Ll'j of course! Y? , Norman Yost -- Now this gent has dark wavy hair. His pastime Q Y, f is dancing and I wonder if he likes to dance to The Annivers- S8943 ary Songn? His nickname is Norm and he plans to be a farmer. S, X' Lwzzdleztzhy he likes rein, bulls don't, His favorite sport X. Egg 1 3 311. , ff , S , , ..., , .A tX,:.X b X X9 ' ' L EEL ' fi- N' Q f- 'f 5, .. N Xe' AQ 7 ' ' 222, ' . ' SENIOR PLAY 'VW I ' L as s A , pu ' A Q 1 fu-ae.-X .M-1-wm.w!i yn -463 Q5 A4 be K 1 , ,A ein W m .4- ,S I 5 ii it g 1: ZZ , i W H5 ,. , , N 5 5 M-fw-ymm , 5 3. SP x f 5 'G ,r W l, , 7 ,' ,I ! . J ., U if xr,k,m,,,7 ,. f 5 Q s I f 'N 'xf X X 4 X' ,gr-J fkf fp' JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR CLASS 5 15:1 .fftafi-! 1' ' fe! 1' f Y ' N 'j fee as syn ,J n in e e ,ze N ,'l,,.s. A X e ..,,, f. 'f '2 ' DSN, ' We , JUNIOR CLASS NEWS Q V e TIRO Junior Class of 'L6-'A7 started off the year V Mg with 21 pupils, but we now have only 20. We were glad h. Q to welcome two new students to our class this year. 3 They were Betty Murphy and Loon Morton. But late in A A the fall we were sorry to lose Lois Barnhardt who is jg employed at Corry. ' x As this book goes to press we plan to present our 1 Junior Play, Appil 11512 th. ihe title is Plain Jane , X a 'comedy in three acts, and our cast includes: ' Plain Jane- Doris Blystone ky. Aunt Ehma - Elaine Yost P3 Valerie - Catherine Merry - ' Jenny - Marian Sayban I Parsons - Don Chaffee Ellen - Marjorie Peck C Brant - Frank Evans V ., Chayton - Leon Morton 5 V Howard H Lee Combs NVQ Q Beatrice - Charlotte Wonnere ' A 0' Rolfe - Roger Thompson ' ' We are 'also planning to take the Seniors to Erie on J ' a the 22nd, of April for the Junior Senior Banquet. X N X The annual Junior Senior Prom will be held May 9 E up in our own school gymnasium. 4' J X X JUST IMAGINE is 'P . o o o o o o o o o o o Q if X Charlotte Wonner-not being able to fly to a basketball AR . 5 game. l Q X we-:Pat Yeung- without Andy. Q I S McClelland- being able to ride all the way to shhool R, for once. 6 Franke Frans- without his cheerful Greetings Gait . gf ,N Roger hompsen- not being able to get his father's car. fb 41 ,,BobMJones- going any place but North Ealb. ' A Von Chaffee- as a preacher. , xx L0g5 - not being druieled over by all the grls within If a e radius. f, Adack Hinkler- studying ' Q. ,,1.J8-y Follet- wordless o ,S M,Howard Rhode- ever being anything butna farmer. ,ef . 311, 3 A Leon Morton- without a horse.. V J g as Betty Murphy-----n you've quite an imagination haven't you? N 11-11-ley Snydezv without murphy. ff. gig 'W Y ' , -. , K ,. f ., I . M f , n, fi J w S 2 'n 2 ff Q ' 'C i - 225 ill iq fp f .f- n L BNN ' :1 v I Q--N, . - . . 1 . 2. X-. rf. 13' - X ,H ' ' , :: ff wg-,,, ::1 , M we ?e Q' in S -A fa - X if wt vi Y Jef. f N.ffX4 , 1' , . Za f fii ' ' IN M,i,,v,! JUNIOR CLASS .i' fix 3 A f7?.,s A 4. i ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ff , ra mQf,a ,f 1 I' f Lfimh X A.,,A,4 '9gf'NXNfp6,-M , ' 2 Y 'C..,LN'x 'V 1 'uk . ' , ff if V ,L nf! 2 , K, I 6' gffilw' .' f ,H A ,f ff ,,- f I. JJW. pf f fu r ' Q H ' ' E Ae . 1 9 10,5 , ,ff n AMF, ,. --f ,M GNL' I yf' M, ff' . 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To help us keep up our lea! fy George Mulvin and Martin Krause were added to our class this year. NX n ,e.. Our class officers include: ,Q President- Calvin Sammonsg Vice-president--Lloyd Ransdellg A? Secretary -Leah Ph:LU.ips3 Treasurer -Antoinette Gettfriedg T I nctiwdty Chairman -- Arlene Drissel. 1 Our Home room teacher Mrs. Boleratz. Q' To start the year off we had a skating party. Later on we Ng had a Box Social and during Christmas vacation we had a sleigh Q ' Q' ride. at these a good time was had by all. We had quite a sur- prise as our Home room teacher, Miss Mead, married Stephen Bol- gif S ratz on Christmas Eve in Union City, They are now living here in , fi Wattsburg. Congratulations to the newly-wed couple. 45 Basketball went off with a bang. Wefre very proud of our lf' -X NE members on the teen- Dave Robinson, Calvin Sermons, Lloyd Rams- . SS dell and Jack Fuller. Good work, Fellasn. The girls that went SS Shi out for basket ball were Gwyneth Yost, Leah Phillips, and Arlene wa Sophomore Personalities at a glance: gg, si Dave Robinson---Sleeping' me Gottfried -Prfmping Elsie Tanner --StueLving5, Lloyd Ransdell -Gigglingi ASE S Gwyneth Yost-Playing basketballhnd wellfsoojg X Q Ea Delores Zimmer ---Our most absent memberg 45' Ns S S Dora Leslie - Looking glamorousg Leah Phillips -- Gun chewingg if 2 Bob Bayle --Our late comer dailyg Leigh Cotton --Not talking 3 'SSS Q Richard npplebee ----,.lwayS being aroundg we SR Clare Peck -- quarrelling with some one biggerg sg gk Calvin Samnons-- Singing abilityg Arlene Drissel - WaitingCFredl3 Wy' S George Liulvin - Teasing the girls 3 Nyle Estes --Noisyg SVS R nudrey Robinson-- Having a good seat on the busg N XSS Jack Fuller - Host popular with the girlsg M Norma Wilkinson - 'Whttt Cllr. Krknoskaj S SMS. o mn Koemuf - uH3E'r'h'ty. it or Bob Herman - Jacxls shaiow, X L Sk E 1 . X.. - ,-g,l I -Tj 955s55g f jM ,YYYY ' ,,- Aeff ,mlm P-,,Mm,M,,-.,..53ggm3v n e .a.- elet e.-,--r,- v iiooooo 2 ' 6 S- eeoeee S s S ,. .. ,F .. . :K -. . ' S 'i Ria S xp' N Q? 1' Q S Q 4, 9 1 or ln' f H www If was as f8W,:W.!..w at 'Hi W 155 .ll KK QE' QUIK EZ' GR E an gg an F If Q K was my pw, gm ig 353398 bi X K 1 1 I if WGS? '9 JSA! 9 Wulf Zak an mu ,, ww, as 4 .4 x ,4 :fx 4 ,.f, ,Q . S , as :9 -HM: 1 rf y mm .1 I 5153! we 5531! ii f 1 1 Q 1 fs .-rg gig.:-A' ,U 'f , 'ffl ,, ,-L sf..1 f ,f-1, N 1 N , . if FFS-W-I! 2 ' iii fy 2 fy i f I si r 'ip ', .T 'T 7' . fi: . x 5 ,Aff -X., J , K K' tl' ' iv: 'iii-'f f I ' iii' G' ' x 'L'W F Q W' ' -k . - . 9,5 -f.,, M M., s - :.. I ff -f - ' a ' ' f , 411112. -iz. l - , iii N ' Freshman News We started the year with twenty-six students and eur home reen was Been Seven. Hr. Krlnesha, the heya' new coach, was our class adviser. Our class efficers are: President- Eugene Evans 3 V1ce-Pres:l.dent-- Jeanne Hessg Secretary-Derothy Jehnseng Tneesnrexb- - Janes lhhesg Class Reperter--Marty PID. In October we Freshnen had a sknting party at the Findlay Lake Rink. That has been enr enly class activity. Q . quite a number ef our Freshmen boys went ent fer basketball. 'Q nbng eur best players were hrl llunsee, Raymond Brunagin, Bennld 1 lleaben, Renald Sharp, and.Lynn Jehnsen.0n the girls' tem me hai a few. They were Frances Merry, Mine Helllllan, and llargy Pye, le were alse luclq in having tn et the Varsity cheerleaders fren our reen, They were Karine llclzillan and llargy Pye. .M We were unfortunate in lesing three students, nannly Nancy 5,6 meek, In Linllslsy, ua nu-3.1-1. Bm-nm but later in the yen- A X, we gained Richard Geatean. ' Lets find ent What'e in these na.nes ??? ktelle Applebee-- Oh,Bey, did I have fun last lighw' Olive Brun- , agln- leJJ., I sew Ray this nern:Lng. Janet npplebee- G1gg1es.' N94 Jun. uae -vommu L1 angers' Dereth .mmn -'meek at un. Q J.ips.' lluine llcltlllan -'Always chewing her gun. Iranees s X llerry- 'Ida said that---- Deretky Needy- Very nuch ef '15 tn. aunt typed' mu-gy Pye -- 'ms . temper! ina may A Verdella Steider -'I den'-t have my Gen. Sc. tene. Jean Zaberewslcl - Sens gal! Earl Munsee - Star basketball player. f Ray m'mng:Ln - Yen girls leave ne alone. hgene Inns -Fairies 'llllzil' Janes Helnes -'Always arguing. KIsn!t be, llre. nnemde1a?I f lbnali Meaben -- 'Fixture basketball player. Richard Oeatean -- eq Just Hubba, Hubs. Ronald Sharp - lhlgged. Helen Selt- ' ner -- Always flirting. Carl Vegel - General Science Star. Janes Warge -'nn 'M' student. Jehn Wenner -- Jehnny. Lynn Jehnsen - Still but bears watching. ,I 5 ES O Q t X . J, I K X Q V . . . M 1, - Q K -.-.uw . ' ' - x V --. C Nw ww ' .1 - 1 'N' C - ' , fx 5 797 5' X. . --. 1, e ,X .ee 3 0 N7 AV ' .,.... ...- ' ai -in . in -12 . -A MW., A At' , 9, f ,AI Q.. ,gg Z L4 I 4 31 351:- A Q 3 4 Q.. O I 4 I I, ,lg 9 ,IE , s 3. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Q . FRESHMAN CLASS 1 ,H N-aw? N 1. ,- I x -K 1 1 'X-f ' 'Y 1 5 , 5 VX YN' 5 Q x .. A1 if X 4 'Ks El lv F-xx L K V .- X . Z7 Z..--xx - ...f s .. .-. ,fx--.N I :jx f ' . A-fm 1 se, Q, I '31T,.:'x: :,f'.J'-Q12 j , x-.Tx 5 Xue ! ' tl zirtztfii' A'?E1iE:E if . , 'I X. ' f E... i fiffh. X T131-2: . 572-F: ' 2. 41 ' 97h 17' ff E K fm Q, 5551 I Q 1' Q '-- .J ,V ., ,-'- A, , ,,,n2:z-- 4 n IZ v Z W Z y. '-,4 ff - ' ' P-M1 e l ' wwf - -'-, MZ' if 1 'JAAV 'V JUST IILXGIIXEEFI... cent. W X I ' Mari?-U Siybafl- witivout Dick Perkins. X l V Narleah Lengstreet- without Pat and Marian. V .4 W Art Noiccn- getting to schcol on time. y' Q -- Catlferf'-ne Tferfbf- Staying at home once in a while. j Doris Blystone- without her' DREAMS , 5 X Q Elaine Yost- witheut her accorclian. 1 X f SEVENTH Amr EIGHTH GRADE mzws of X J q School started in the fall of 19l+6 with thirty-two mes- V' A x bers in this class. We elected our clue officers as follows: V WJ President -PHJip Chaffee, Vice-pros. --Herbert Reiley gf K ga Sq e seenury - Sldrley Phillips, 11-easuner - su-urn mug W' A A' Student Council-Henry Orton, Reporter - Donn Hoody. X On Septenber 3 we were eoeiped Room 2 for our Hole Room with Hr. Hertohon oe our Heneroon teacher. Q , A' We :ado o nice profit at our skating party which ll had follow- N QE ing the Fresllan party. 2' 'EMA During the year oo are lorry to have lost the following stud- 2 Q 4,9 ' 1' ents: Rayload Men, Hilton Aden, Shi.:-loy !oet,Sobastia.n Groch- We e .uw mt we have guna n mm, .mee enum, .mee union, W ie. of end Donald Croeo, f Q E ne up on the Jmer my mumbai 1-.ew fren our mu, gf W were: Philip Chaffee, Herbert Bolle, Herbert Allen, Lee Reasdell, Q A Robert Leslie, Donald Bleeee, Richard Rouse, and Henry Orton. he , up dia an meant job on the uekezsm squad we kept. right 655 af' 22' up uith the Freshman boys ALL the the. 9 +46 The girls fron this group that wont out for bo.sket'oaJJ. were: W QM? ma ' Rosalyn Samoan, Donn Hoody, Shirley P1dJlipo, Betty Pye, I-ll Wi - Lois more and Mary Leu Boller. E This ie the neue of our fi:-Q year in Junior High. ,Q ti WHAT IS AGE? . Z, X 521 F, Q Q ' Age io e quality of mind. QQ' W A If you have left your dreams behinl, , If up an cold, I 'Wm If you no longer look ahead, , If your alb:!.t:lon'e fires are dead, - Then you are ell! A Vvyl Q , But- if from life you take the best, ill gm M If in life you keep the zest, N 2 6 ff If love you hold, M No matter hovr the years go By, ' Q You are not ell! 4-e 4- ' fff'- ' 0 a ,' i 11 img, Q ' 0 9 ' QW fe 'M . W A - 0 15 f 5 5' Q -:- ..,.. - .-'f- ' 0 w Vxxiii no in Q XX xB ,X X W Q , 3 ' W if Rx I Xfg , R X X N BASKETBALL TEAMS XSS. X. lg A 'A U Ki if J. 9 99 9g cee 1 5 X vanmn sronr mms B Y i ' V The 19146-19147 Basketball Squad et the Velelge-lattahrg . .X Hd School had a very successful eeeeen, Once egdn the basketball NS sq. squad tru this school gave the mio Chunty liner Loop a terxiho ' ig, X Battle befere the Ebert! 'Clit hm 'be dafilto SMH!! 1165011 af- Trek? A X ter victory the teal tied Ellinbere for first place the fore part ef X , the season but lest out in the latter part of the seaeen. The tell 9 K wen any hard fought games and these me lest were hear'tbreakere.Il di' N Q time me fought gms coach x1-:mn ml his pep mum at eu m.: gave us encouragement and we have cone from behind to forge into , g the lead and vin the gale. This is the third successive year that XX , in ' ' the bbcats have finished in second place in the county league. To Wg urn you-vo team we nun all the success than is um up they mu X SS S win first place and hring the trophy to our school. ' 1 Gen 8015! lei the indiviiull luring ith a fetal ef 5 278 peinte,an average of lb points per game. David Robinson nu in I second place with 171 points. Roger Balsdell and Lee Geqbe Ill very 7 closely together in a race of their en. Roger cue out in tldrd ' Ng 5 mg, place with 132 and Lee 131. A total of 778 points in 20 genes were HQ is H' egg scored, an average of 39 points per galil PE S These are the Teanis and their epponenth eceree. 5- ' -. mmmrg 25- Bl.eelfield 15 latteburl 51 lo Springfileld uf .1 ,ek Q lattsbtrl 32 - Kleelfiell. 11+ Iattiillrl 33 l'd.1'd.CI 25 sf , lattaburl 33 -- Sparta 18 latteburg 16 'Ruben lal N Ng X weumurg 29 - lesleyville an latteburg az. spun 17 9 Iattahrg LO -- leeleyville 20 Fattsburg 63. llelean 50 af o X nzubm-g 38 - carriage 21 Ietumg 1.1, waz.:-for-4 28 ?+91'.k 'wg ummm-g 141 - uma 1.1. lettsburg 39 l.sprngr1.1e 29 A nmvm-g A9 - Icliean 23 lattehrg 142 rm-new 29 2 N lectamg A5 - uno. city 30 museum-g 23 mason 39 as vemmg L9 - mm-fore 27 lresuburg an mon mty R9 S f . Our vidual ecoree were 3 1 'Q rg :ata 94. Gene can 68 105 278 . 2 A neue annum. 57 57 171 QP' Rx lager union 3 215 :gi mn' J , Beanie Stevenson 15 6 21 ' Jack Maller 3 'I 17 'S X . mon swan 2 5 12 X HP' mm s-nm 1. 10 get 9. Robert Applebee 1 A ENS X J, s xxfmw F X of mms ixfic' 8 iii 3 2 SS 2 Su. D . 1. L tx K i. K ...ce we c.., X AA' , Q 1- T it e f s S .f , . s I , -:I----7 1 ' Q Q Q , - X i ii- 3 .- ' - e ' i. T :fx x XM 1 , 21 X-eq P S' ., -' 5 9 --f S, N sy Q - ., 1 A ' Q 1: XX :' Nc, - af 19 Q 5 5 -2 4 we gn As Q 2 16-. 1 ,:ZKi5'Q?f' 5 S ' A-- Za. ' ,ff ' ce P XM Z' .,, , M, .. ,, ,,::,,,. I , A-A I ,- .mmon HI sronr NEWS I Q X Our Junier High team QLittle Behcatsj had a. fairly succ- V essful eeasen under Ceack Krlaeskn.. We didn't win ae many games yg as we vnuld liked te but we did our best, We gained luck valu- 0 able experience that will help ua as we ferge ahead toward eur , geal, the varsity teal. ' The games 'ne played and sceres ef each are as fellenz I Wattsburg 20 --Cambridge 57 Wattsburg 25 - Fairview 19 mf Wattsburg 22 Wesleyvzille 7 Nattsburg 19 - Edinben 20 llattsiurg 22 Wesleyville 16 Wattsburg 18 - McKean 22 f 3 watcsburg 16 cum-iage 314. Hattaburg ra - wam-rua 26 Watteburg 30 1lcKean 26 Wattsburg 12 --W.Springfieldh8 Wattsbrmg 17 Union City 19 Wattsburg ZL - Fairview 17 Wattsburg 21+ - Waterferd 35 llattsburg 20 -- Edinbere 19 Wattsburg 7 - W. Spmingfield L8Wa.ttsburg 30 -- Unien City 32 V We played 16 games and nn 6 and lest 10. Our individual acering was: Earl Itunsee 212 peints, Raynend Brulagin 36 points, ,f Lee Bansdell 33 pbints, Rennie Heaben 17 points, I Herbert name 16 paints, Ph:L1ip Chaffee 9 pant., X Other beys played part time perieds and they leek ferlrard te seering :ere points next year. Q-I' I S C' 4 6, e Il. I 2 I . 0 is ' W a ' 0 ' A ' 2 3 1' ' 7. Y . Y ' 'Q - ' - , vfd ' X 2 ffl: CHEER LEADERS GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM if ff ' y 'f' 4 ' X if E533 Yi- , fjj U .ll A . NN- --',,, -k 1 X1 GIRLS SPORTS ' ,i The girls basketball tecun started out with a X A y bang this season. But still we have to admit we NV .Nxt didn't finish up so well. Just the same we all P L. Q . enjoyed playing whether we won or lost. -ea o 'fl Girls whe participated in basketball this ' A season were: Gwyneth Yost, Charlotte honner, jg K Patricia Noxon, Catherine Merry, Mary Moody, I' Lena Bayle, Frances Merry, Maxine McMillan, Margy Pye, Betty Pye, Mary Fuller, Donna Moody, X Leah Phillips, Shirley Phillips, Lois Blore, ' Roslyn Sammons, and Belva Kosnik. At our first practice we chose Co-Captains, ' S Lena Bayle and Mary Moody. The highest individual - - scorings were: Bayle - 58, Moody - 35, Merry - 31. Scores of the genes were: I Wattsburg 21 Bloomfield 11+ X Wattsburg 15 Bloomfield lh Q? . Wattsburg 21 Cambridge 37 , Q, in Wattsburg 6 Sparta 27 .. Ni' .4 Tiattsburg 11+ Cambridge 38 - 3 A Wattsbur 18 McKean 31+ Wattsburg 8 Alumni 9 Wattsburg 12 Sparta L1 N Tfattsburg 17 Wattsburg A7 y . -- All the girls on the team wish to thank A l QA Mrs Boleratz for the time she spent coaching us. 'XF y ,' Girls who will recieve letters are: P ' 2 Pat Noxzon , Charlotte Wonner, Gywenth Yost, Lena y Bayle, Mary Moody, Catherine Merry. 1 The girls if 116-A7 team wish the girls of X next year's team all the luck in 'she werlel Nw 1 2 1 W A A 3 , if ' ff o -f ' f 4 A I O L: , , if N 1- - . xx-NN-0 W. . '. 5, Y .,. , - ' X 0 O ,- ' :I Fi ff EI: ii ,... -5? Ng I I ' -' f 3: . :V --.J . I 0 2 5' ' Y J 0 Hg 0, ' .:-f A N-N X I Sx xx xx N-XXX ,xx X ----.. V N T Q NM l - affffx 5 W lar . 12 K 'IW , w. I 1 gm, qwgyp XP ' fu 3, K fs 'X' . ,,,. ff f .VNV , f 4, MIXED CHORUS Y 5 'fir in fs? A V if 'C' f - ...,, .N . A 77? Z 5 Q . , Ji P js- BAND QA R9 HOME EC CLUB 1 f' F. F.A. . , gn . , - ,X 2 53555 5555 W Lfti- f ' ig! - ' ' Y. , f 12:24 11:12 I - X-s A . .1 .. .-... A A V N M ' 54 L x ' HOME EC. CLUB The Home EC. Club this year consists of about 3C members. Our class cfficers that we elected this year are: President - Lena Bayle Vice President - Louise Vargo Secretary - Elaine Yhst Treasurer - Joanne Hess we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance in Nova ember. Our profit was 37.50. The girls worked hard preparing and serving lunch for the Sinclair Show which was held in October. At Christmas time we bought four dolls and made clothes for them, te give to the orphanage in Erie. As this book goes to press we are busy planning cur Mcther RHI Daughter Banquet te be held in Ney. We hope it will be a success. FUTURE FARMERS OF AIEHICA LEARNING I0 IU DOING T0 LEARN EARN NG TD LIVE LIVING TD SERVE The lhttshurg Chapter was honored this your at tho State convention of the Future Fhrmers of America by hating tuo mmm- horo, lobort Bsiaid ndnd Roger Thompson, advanced to the Key- stone Degree Sh recognition of superior work completed in their respective fields of e deavor. The mais event on our calendar was April 15, 19147. W0 o tortaimod our mothers amd fathers, facu1ty3 and school offical: at our second parent and son banquet. Tho Chapter participated im the County basketball tournf smelt. Competition was keen but no added another trophy to tho school collection. Other activities included cooperative and individual a - hibits at tho Whttsburg Fhirg cooperative seed sales and rotor- ostation. There are 32 members in our Chapter. Q, 1:94 -.- . , - ' Q, c. 0 o 5 I 9 v l- - C o . . 'f .es 3 ', 3 2 S, . o o 'lgx '1lgiif' ,ailg-3 7 gg f'5' Xsdlf ,!,lr ' 32, .3 2. , ' , -- . C na 'gr 9 , Q-51 2 N3 get 91,1541 ei? lik, Qggils gf eo' X 3, 'o X , G s -A A 5. ft C .. fx if UWM ' 7 O At 2, 'A f 55 o X xx, ef, .ff 0 O avi , I X 4. 3 1 - mw'w:22siiEiE12i? Ei iif11f,5'!fi.ffi P ,:'fl5,s!9,.f!' ffl :g',12j.iisn2y.X1x Q..i1Q'rx:.Z,:,.X.K 151- f?Qi1,1:gE',a!g' . jjiaffmfgifijgj gf ' a -, ' I -kiixux ' f f' , I A Mk, :J a T A- Q. 3 cb -..,.,.Sf3 Q , V '1 Q U, nf..-Jxxw I . Q . Q x 'fl f 'I at fl -V., ' C 2 r: 75. ' 511:13 9 o E 2 2 ,,. S1 o -5 2 Q, ers? OUR SCPDOL Along the schools of Erie County there is one We all hold dear-- Venango-Wattsburg Jt. by name and as the years roll on, one thlng we'd llke, me siitwnf its students may be known to ran. In years it is1i't very old, as yet, Just six years old, to be exact, But in that short space of time, Of work and play the:-e's been no lack. The faculty this year has been t 'o te. ch rs 'wrt HIE each one here has done more says report, But when teachers are allotted for forty-seven and elght, We hope to get our quote and 'be more fortunate. First on the forty'-s:.x and seven facult Comes the principal Elton Bnney, He's a. busy lan teachlng sciaxce and lath and keepcmg all on the straight, narrow path, In the Senior hole roon upnairs :Ln the back, Hrs. RanlcLn found twenty semen but alas and Sole mved, some Hed, and on Hay twenty--elght, Only fifteen happy seniors did graduate. Nezxtvrewanderdointhe hall andintoRoonEight, when we find Hrs. mendola and her Juniors sedateg They are a may group with play, banquet, and pm1n,,e,g-711 Butafterha.rd'norkaiI.1layseonesacall. Nor- in Room Six what's ill that noise? Oh, it's just the Sophomore girls and boyzil They have one distinction-- the largest class- With Mrs. Boleratz to guide as they love erases , Once ure me cross the hall and into Hoon Sevm, There Ie find twelve boys and girls eleven, They are the Fresllen and llr. Krknoska, their advisor Helps the other teachers to lake then wiser and 18013 all by themselves, dolnstairs, in Room Two are Mr. Hartshorn and his flock -quite a few Seventh and Eighth graders- Oh, what a bunch, mtafterall-welikothenmlch, . .. 0 :V if if - 'H 5. 'Le 1 N-J? O Q C' N Y 7 r x l fi I l V f I 'X hy. ' ,I e -r 'K' V 1 A X ,fp sd x.. 1 . New in, now out, goes our busy rmrseg When she loses things, they're in her purse, She paints our throats, then dry: our tears, As she builds our health for future years. First here, then there, but ever near Is Hr. Rouse, our faithful engineer, He has another jol, too, now, directing the band, end Oh, but doesvt it sound grandl and now tho end of the roll has been reached, There's just a. sermon left to bo preached, We could surely have such e wonderful school, If Tie 1.11. would practice the 'Golden Rule . Hrs.R. THE PERSJNALITIES OF THE SENIORS fconltl Robert Applebeo -- The ldd we could call 'red' but we don't call him 'Bl-1010. I wonder if he ever triedmteasing Linh! Who is Linda anyway? Ho likes to play basketball and baseball Does 'Lindo' ever Iatch him, I wondcr?'Green is his favorite color and no wonder, for it is the color of the fields he plans to own when he gets to be e farmer. FrankSha.rp-Herolohavoayoungla.nvrho1ikesthosong The Old Grey Karen. I woder if he has ever ridden one. Altho :ost tuners do at one time or another. Could that :are posuhly have been white in place of grey. He likes to play basketball and they call him Orton , His pastimes is--- guess what? llaryPe1c--Herewohaveenewnaberinour classihonwoall like very much. This young ladyh favorite eport is 'shooting' watch out, IeJJ.a's, maybe eheill catch you yet. ,Her ambition is to be e pd.1ot and fly up into the blue , Nozih favoralte pastime is going to the 'novies' and she just loves to listen to the Anniversary Song . We, the Senior Class, all welcome you to the Senior Class these last few weeks o l o :Q 'uf 4- -2 Q ' r , L 4:5 fy ,. 51.5, 's.. . . . .W ' - fi. - N-11? 6 ,L fa' 7' Q. ,gg C g X' 4 -4' -11.1 --. 'Z iii? P! K' -1 A 2.f:1:iSfI iff ,. .X . ij' 'Ur . ifilirig , -f'-f-if fl ff 'KX ,ffl 2 c wie: ,I , ' i5gi.:gt 5 112.35 li' ,. 5 ,W xx ,ij I sp xl K T.: 1:15 l I-Lint-N, 43. x... if - -.,.- .n , . g -f. 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Drugs ls Our Business WALTHER DRUG STORE Union City, Pa. Let's Meet At - Compliments of - Cut-Rate Store CARNI-IAN BROS. soda Fountaih North East, Pa- North East, Pa. KG. L. F. Quality Farm Supplies UNION CITY CO-OP ASSOCIATION Service With A Smile Compliments Of OLDS, THE FLORIST 101 East High Street Union City, Pa. Phone 158 GATES DRUG STORE Union City, Pa. Your NYAL Service Drug Store The Home ationul Bank Union City, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations To The Class Of 1947 CONSUMERS OIL COMPANY Mobilgas - Mobiloil Kerosene - Fuel Oil Oldsmobile Cars - GMC Trucks Union City, Pa. ARTHUR D. CHAPIN AGENCY Dependable Protection Gardner Building Union City, Pa. 7- 727, , Y VW THE OLD RELIABLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK North East, Penna. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WATTSBURG LUMBER co. Lumber - Roofing Building Supplies Ph. 22-E Wattsburg, Pa. -- Compliments Of - C. W. HORDUSKY Dentist Union City, Pa. Watch Repairing M. J. GILMORE Jeweler Engraving Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Gifts Union City, Pa. Greetings To The Senior Class Of 1947 UNITED GAS STATION Wattsburg, Penna. Phone 29-D H. E. Noxon, Owner TREATS CLOTHING STORE MEN'S WEAR That Men Wear Union City, Pa. Since 1850 WESTERN AUTO Auto Parts and Sport Goods North East, Pa. W. Power, Owner H. McCLINTOCK D. Wall Paper Paint and Glass Union City, Pa. Best NVishes to Class of 1947 WALLIN STUDIO North East, Pa. SMILEY BROS. Dry Goods Shoes Phone 29-R Union City, Pa. McCORMICK DEERZNG TRACTORS Dairy 8: Farm Equipment Service and Parts NIKLAUS BROTHERS North East, Pa. Phone 503 Union City's Modern FROZEN FOOD CENTER A Locker Plant Serving Union City and Nearby Communities With COMPLETE LOCKER SERVICE Custom Meat Curing 8: Smoking A Full Line of Commercial Frozen Foods COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH EAST North East, Pa A - Compliments of - - Compliments Of - JOI-iNSON'S l KOPCKEYS RED 8: WHITE STORE Good Clothes for Over 50 Years Phone 37-D 19 West Main Street Lowville, Pa. North East, Pa. MIDDLETON HARDWARE 26 N. Main St. Union City, Pa. Phone 175 General Hardware - Paints Roofing - Electrical Appliances Markerts Service Station i Compliments of - CRAMER MOTOR Chevrolet Sales and Service Lowville, Pa. Phone 3-J North East, Pa. Compliments Of KEN BRUMAGIN General Store Wattsburg, Pa. Electrical Appliances Refrigerators - Stoves - Electric Hot Water Tanks FOSTER Sz JOHNSON , General Auto Repair Official Inspection Station 872 Phone 35 Lowville, Pa. A C. W. PHILLIPS CHAFFEE'S BARBER sHoP C-as - Oil - Accessories Tobacco - Cigars - Cigarettes Confectionary watfsbufg, Pa. Wattsburg, Pa. E Phone 15-E JASPER BROWN Meadville Production wausbmg, pa, Credit Association Good Gulf Gasoline ood 1915 N' Mah' st' Motor Oils Union City, Pa. Tires 8: Car Accessories Loans for Farmers Made Phone 11D By Farmers Congratulations Class of 1947 For Every Farm Service - We Are At Your Service McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment p I. H. Farmall Tractors Starline Barn Equipment Horse Goods - Seeds Complete Garage Service I Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better 1 . W. J. BISBEE 8: SON S West High St. Union City, Pa. Davis Tires Wizard Batteries Wescote Paints True Tone Radios WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE .STORES Lester R. Lopus, Owner 35 North Main Street 21 North Center Street Union City, Pa. Corry, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF The Ritz Restaurants Congratulations to Class of '47 For Your Refreshments and Lunches F ood, Pastry, Candy and Sodas Corry 8: Union City, Pennsylvania I Flowers . For All Occasion B ROWE FLOWERS Phone 34274 Corry Compliments Of R PAUIJS MEN'S WEAR Corry, Pa. Corry's Most Modern Men's Shop Compliments Of A STEEN'S DRY CLEANING 17 East Washington Street Corry, Pa. We Bake The Best CORRY BAKERY Q Corry, Pa. - Compliments of - - Compliments of - THE BROOKS STUDIO Corry, Pa. CLYMER LUMB1-:R co Clymer, N. Y. 126 North Center Street Phone Clymer 2-F-2 Dial 35-591 SUPERIOR CLEANING COMPANY Laundry 8x Dry Cleaning Corry, Penna. - - Phone 37-664 Clare L. Capwell Perry K. Mead Compliments Of C. F. CURTUS 8: SON Jewelers 8 S. Center Street Corry, Pa. Congratulations To Class Of 1947 T. S. KELSEY, OPTOMETRIST 1 122 N. Center Street Corry, Pa. I Compliments Of LEGTERS BROS. MARKET Jim's Keystone Service Clymer, N. Y. Fresh and Smoked Meats Dealers in Livestock, Hides, Fur and Wool NECKERS CO. General Merchandise Phone 39-F-2 1 We Sell Baby Chix And Buy Live Poultry Clymer, N. Y. Phone 20-F-2 Clymer, N. Y. 1922 1947 Tvventy-five years of experience serving dairy and poultry farmers. CLYMER DAIRY RATIONS 8: CLYMER POULTRY MASHES are better than ever. We have many satisfied customers That's why it will pay you to use CLYMER feeds Manufactured By MEYERINK MILLING CO. ' Clymer, N. Y. Columbus, Penna. Wattsburg, Penna. GALLUP 8z TENHAKEN General Hardware Pennsylvania Co-Operative John Deere Implements General Electric Appliances Pvtato Gr9wer5 A35,n'9 Inc- Surge Dairy Equipment N Union City, Pa. Clymer, N. Y. Phone 40-F-2 M. J. CORDIA Complete Garage Service Chevrolet Sales Phone 52-F-3 Clymer, N. Y. Compliments to the Class of 1947 CLYMER DRUG STORE YOUR 'REXALL s'roRE Clymer, N. Y. Compliments Of . HANS J. NATHAN Livestock - Dealer Telephone 43127 Erie, Pa. C Specialities - Fresh Cows 8: Stock Bulls Compliments From Sunshine Packing Corporation oi Pennsylvania Packers, Canners and Processors of SUNSHINE BRAND Fancy Frozen Foods 8: Fruit Juices ' The Standard of QUALITY for Over One-quarter Century A THE TASTE THAT TELLS Z, THE FLAVOR THAT SELLS Fred L. Rahal, President North East, Pa. Ph. 361-362 Congratulations to the Class of 1947 Thomas Coatoam, Jr, Printer Phone 8L Church and South St. Wattsburg, Pa Wattsburg Fair in it's 63rd year AUGUST 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 Wattsburg,Penna. U Wattsburg BEAVER CAMP RESTAURANT F or Your Home Cooked Meals and Lunches Pies, Donuts, Candy, and Ice Cream Compliments From A FRIEND GLENN FUNERAL HOME Twenty-F our Hour Ambulance Service Phone 228 Union City, Pa. punt.- M Wifi N , ff 7 6 My ' C' .lf . ,l ff 5 Mx B, A 1 A W. f f N '.., f , I