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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

EX LIBRIS 3 1 6 Q i NOLLVDIGHCI -we-vvvlvi--v 1--f'w- 1742235 ,W-rz-nmfw ' - ,W , JH, is .XS 1 Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1956, dedicate this yearbook, The Grail, to Miss Constance Nowak, our class advisor. For the past three years she has thoughtfully guided our preparation for the future and helped us with our many problems. We appreciate this and thank her for it. ADMINISTRATION 35 17412 E PrincipaI's Message Seniors: The most powerful things in the world are invisible...character, love, electricity, and your power to visualize and make dreams come true. Don't underestimate your power as an individual. One citizen can be a great influence for good in the making of a better community if he will but do his part. 35 17412 E k . I X 1 4 V ' ' I.. , . i 1 . 'r w . ' iw --- i 3 ' G. -LQ Ffice This is an example of the daily routine in the office as Mr. Bonney dictates a letter to his secretary, Mrs. Taormina. As you walk through the upstairs hall you can hear the keys of her typewriter and see Mr. Bonney, busy attending to the various jobs that go with being principal of the high school. 1235 4 17 1 i Guidance ffice The guidance program was a success this year because of the spirit of complete cooperation that existed among the members of administration, the faculty, and the student body. Although this is Mr. Brannon's first year in Wattsburg High School, he is well liked among the faculty and student body. This picture was taken in his guidance office as he stands near the books he lends to the students for their own personal use. 235 1741 chool Board Seated: Standing: Paul V. Chaffee Milton Bonney Donald Raun Mildred Allen Katie Thornton Beatrice Kent Virginia Boarts Marjorie Wheeler James Maloney Louis Brumagin Russell Phillips Robert A. Rosenberg Andrew Horvath Gust Gorka Jule Picko Peter Gross Anthony Haag Frank Wheeler F. Ray Post Harry A. Kress Earl H. Jant Herbert Miller W 1741235 his the Best The Senior Class of '56 takes this opportunity to thank Jessie Bisbee, our school nurse, for the understanding and aid she has given us during our school years. FACULTY 42235 17 wif X K JESSIE BISBEE - School Nurse Township Nurse Graduate of: St. Vincent Charity Hospital School of Nursing, Cleveland, Ohio JULIA BOLERATZ - Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Ten B Advisor Graduate of: Indiana State Teachers College Attended: Pennsylvania State University MILTCN BONNEY - Principal Physics . Graduate of: Edinboro State Teachers College Attended: University of Pittsburgh I Pennsylvania State College CONRAD J. BRANNON - Guidance Counselor Graduate of: P.O.D. Civics American History Clarion State Teachers College Westminister College 1742235 ROBERT DIFFENBACHER - Physical Education Varsity Basketball Baseball Ten-A Advisor Graduate of: Bowling Green University Attended: Y is Gannon College BILLIE HANEY - Geography History . Ninth Grade Advisor Graduate of: Lock Haven State Teachers College HOWARD HARTSHORN - Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts F.F.A. Advisor Graduate of: Pennsylvania State University EARL LAWRENCE - Chorus Music Appreciation Orchestra Graduate of: University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Edinboro State Teachers ollege 35 17422 Art Graduate of: , , . . Z 1 CONSTANCE NOWAK - Commercialc Newspaper Advisor Senior Advisor Graduate of: Villa Maria College WILLIAM PORA - FRED RANKIN - Assistant Maintenance Man Graduate of: THELMA LGPEZ - Physical Education Seven A Class Advisor Edinboro State Teachers College ffaifzf K X English History Seven B Advisor Yearbook Advisor Gannon College J 1742235 JOHN RCUSE - Chief Engineer and Maintenance Man JOSEPH ROUSE - English Librarian Eleventh Grade Advisor Graduate of: Gannon College PATRICIA SMITH - Biology g Science ir- Seven B Advisor Graduate of: Villa Marie College GARNETA TAORMINA - Commercial Secretary Yearbook Advisor Graduate of: Villa Maria College A 1742235 MARCIA WALKER - Mathematics Eight A Advisor Graduate of: Pennsylvania State University Edinboro State Teachers College Attended: Villa Marie College SENIORS S11 1742235 Class Treasurer 1-2 Prom Com. 3 Banquet Com. 3 Librarian 1-2 FQHQAQ 1 2'3'll F.T.A. 2-3-A F.T.A. Vice Pres. 2-3 Dance Club L BETTY BANGS Class Play 3-L Newspaper Staff 3 Prom. Com. 3 B nquet Com. 3 Librarian 3 Yearbook Staff A Dance Club Pres. A Chorus 1-2-3-A F.H.A. 1-3-L Class Sec. 3 F.H.A. Songleader A Tri-Hi-Y 2 Cheerleader 3 Class Pres. 2 FoHoAe 1-2-3-I+ F.H.A. Historian 3 FeTeAe 2-3-lp Band 3-A Librarian 3-A F.T.A. Reporter A Chorus 3-A LYLE BRUMAGIN Yearbook Staff L Prom Committee 3 Banquet Committee 3 F.F.A. Basketball 2 DORIS AFTON Class Play 3 Play Com. h Yearbook Co-Editor Newspaper Staff 3 Chorus 2-3-A Cheerleader 2-3-A Tri-Hi-Y 2 X ef' ,D IDA BELLE BARTON Prom Com. 3 H nquet Com. 3 Yearbook Staff A Newspaper Staff 3-A Class Play 3-L Newspaper Staff Sec 1742235 Librarian 3-A Class Play A Chorus 2-3-L Banquet Committee 3 Head Librarian L , '04 .15 KATHLEEN FLAUGH Band l-2-3-b Class Play 3-L Yearbook Staff L Banquet Committee Prom Committee 3 Dance Club L Tri-Hi-Y 2 .. 12:5 X VICTOR -w F.F. A. 1-2-3 -1+ awww A Banquet Committee 3 F.F.A. Treasurer 3 ELTON LONGSTREET PPO!! Committee 3 Basketball Manager 2-3 Banquet Committee 3 Basketball Scorekeeper L U3-HSS Pla? 1+ Yearbook Staff L Bible Club 1i2 Dance Club A Reporter l ELLA FITCH Yearbook Staff A FQTQAQ 3'b F.H.A. 3 Dance Club A 3 HORN F.F.A. Basketball 3-L Prom Committee 3 Class Play 3 as W Q , 42235 17 gg Sgr Y ' A iii 1c4lF1fg SL ies'-i JAMES MAY Basketball 3 F.F.A. Basketball l-2-3 Class Play 3-A 3 Dancing Club A F.F.A. 1-2-3-A GLENN LOOP Class Vice-Pres. 2 Class President 3-A Baseball 2-3-A Play Committee 3-A Yearbook Staff Edit. A Banquet Committee 3 Dance Club A Prom Committee 3 Baseball 2-3 5 Yearbook staff A F.F.A. President A County F.F.A. Pres. A F.F.A. Vice-President 3 pfPe'O ie- '51-. LENORE F.H.A. 1 F.T.A. President A Newspaper Editor 3 Reporter 2,A Newspaper Staff 2,A wx . RONALD REYNOLDS Yearbook staff A Class Play A Banquet Committee Baseball 3-A B sketball 3-A Dancing Club A Prom Committee 3 ROTTHOFF Yearbook Staff A Prom Committee 3 Banquet Committee 3 Play Adv. Manager A 'bs-rv 4-2235 'I x ROGER ROUSE Band 3-h Chorus 3-A Class Treasurer A Yearbook Staff L DONALD SAYBAN Basketball 1-2-3-A F.F.A. 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Baseball 1-2-3-h Banquet Committee 3 Yearbook Staff A Dance Club A Prom Com. 3 Class Play 3-A Banquet Com. 3 Play Committee 3-A Dance Club 4 RONALD SMITH Chorus 2-3-A Basketball 1-2-3 Class Pres. 1 Baseball 2-3-A Dance Club L Class Play 3-L Banquet Com. 3 Prom Com. 3 F.F.A. 1 Yearbook Staff A GARY STUTZMAN . Banquet Committe 3 Class Play 3-A Vice-President 1 F.F.A. 1 Chorus 2-3-L Yearbook Staff L Y Reporter 2 Newspaper Staff 2-3 fi? 742235 , 1 BEVERLY TAYLOR Class Reporter 1 'rm 3 , Dancing Club A Q Prom Committee 3 -ae Banquet Committee 3 f' Chorus 2-3-4 g:? F.T.A. 2-3-L Dancing LEOLA VOGEL F.H.A. 2'3'h FoToAo 2 3 Tri-Hy-Y 2 Cheerleader 2-3 Dance Club L Bible Club l Play Committee 3 F.T.A. Secretary A Class Secretary A Club Secy. 4 Newspaper 3 Play A Yearbook Staff h Banquet Committe Prom Committee 3 Chorus 2-3-L Yearbook Staff A Vice-President F.H.A. 2 Vice-P esident F.T.A. 3 Class Treasurer 3 F.H.A. l-2-3-I4 F.H.A. President L Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-L f,,X e 3 '55 1741235 enior Class History FRESHMEN: In September of 1952, ZA future seniors gathered in room 8 to start their high school education. Many of us were strangers to each other, and Mrs. Edleman, our ad- visor, was also a stranger to us. After we got acquainted with all the other students and the faculty, we didn't have any trouble and had a fine year. SOPHOMORES: Well, back to school again and the same home room, too. we lost four students this year, and had 20 left. Most important, we acquired a new home room teacher this year, Miss Nowak, who continued with us through the rest of our high school years. JUNIORS: Here we are again back for our 'next-to-the-best' year as Juniors. We were still in room 8 and had, by far, the smallest enrollment in the school, 18. This year proved to be our most exciting one so far. We had a few expenses, the Junior-Senior Banquet and the prom, and scraped together enough money for our class rings. We presented our first class play, 'Let Me Out of Here! which was a big success. During this time we were earning money and planning for our Senior Trip to Washington, D.C. SENIORS: Finally we were seniors. That long-awaited year arrived, and we hoped we had reached our goal in High School. We were still the smallest class in school with a total of 13 Seniors. Our home room was still room 8 and was getting to be our second home. Miss Nowak helped us start the year off with a success ful bang bv directing our class play, WHobgoblin House.n Along with our play we had a dance and planned to have another one later on. Meanwhile we were all looking forward to our Washington trip, and later on, the prom. As most Seniors are we will be glad to get our diplomas, but we'll miss the fun and good times we had and hope you had with us it Wattshurg Hfgh school. 1741235 Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Wattsburg Area High Sch County of Erie, and State of Pennsylvania, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. First, we leave to the faculty some tokens of our appreciation, which we know they will cherish for the rest of their days. To Miss Nowak we leave a quiet home room. To Mr. Bonney we leave the satisfaction that he has turned out some brilliant physicists. To Mrs. Smith we leave more study halls with future seniors. To Mr. Diffenbacher we leave regret, for he has lost some great All-American athletes. To Mr. Brannon we leave thanks for helping us choose our careers. To Mrs. Walker we leave the knowledge of math- ematics--we couldn't pick up any. To Mrs. Bisbee we leave more sickness and in- juries to take care of. To Mr. Hartshorn we leave a few Vocational Agriculture students. To Mrs. Boleratz we leave a neater Home Ee. room after ball games. To Mrs. Taormina we leave hopes of a better Shorthand II class next year. To Mr. Rouse we leave less gum to be counted under the chairs. To Mr. Lawrence we leave a better co-operating chorus. To Mr. Rouse and Mr. Rankin, the maintenance men, we leave less work. ool 235 1741 To Mrs. Lopez the girls leave one locker with- out a lock. To Mr. Haney we leave hopes for better behaved History classes in the future. To Mr. Pora we leave quiet Study Halls. To the underclassmen we leave a brand new school, no noon hour recreation, strict rules, and last of all, plenty of studying. To the Juniors we leave a promising Senior year Qnothing to dol. . To the Sophomores we leave lots of expenses as Juniors To To of hard To of hard the Freshmen we leave lots of studying. the 8th graders we leave four more years work 0 the 7th graders we leave five more years work. Second, we leave our outstanding characteristics and talents to the following students: Betty Bangs leaves her Shorthand classes to Fern Stutzman. Elton Longstreet leaves his toothpicks to Mr. Bonney. Gary Stutzman leaves his size to Billy Herrmann. Ella Fitch is leaving--to get Charlie. Roger Rouse leaves his height to Toby Howell. Don Sayban is leaving-and glad for the chance. Jim May leaves--for the Army. Kathy Flaugh leaves her long hair to her sister Linda. Glenn Loop leaves his late book reports to anyone who wants them. Ida Barton leaves her grades in a certain class to Don Filipkowski. Ronald Reynolds leaves his bench warming duties to whoever wants them. Victor Horn--He isn't leaving anything. ,,,,,,,W,,E in-,,,,,,,, Mvvjwv 'HY K Y V V v V H 1741235 Ronald Smith leaves his Shorthand grades to Tony Shampoe. Beverly taylor leaves her F.H.A. pleasures to Suzie Pringle. Lenore Rotthoff leaves her gum chewing in Mr. Rouse's classes to Jeanine Brumagin, if she can get away with it. Leola Vogel leaves a slightly used English book to the Seniors of tomorrow. Doris Afton leaves all but one thing--guess what? Lyle Brumagin leaves his brilliance to David Yost .,. 1741235 enior Class Prophecy The T. W. A. airliner was circling high above Wattsburg Municipal Airport. Just before landing the pilot was relieved by a co-pilotg and as he walked back through the plane, I was busy looking at a Life magazine which was featuring an article written by Lenore Rotthoff foreign news-correspondent for Switzerland. We had kept a long line of letters flying back and forth between the two countries, and I was very engrossed in the article. Someone tapped me on the shoulder, and looking up, I saw a tall, good-looking blond in a pilots uniform. He asked me if I remembered him. I replied no and he said his name was Glenn Loop. He sat down, and I asked him if he remembered my husband Ronald King. He said of course, and we talked about old times until the plane landed. It was quite a surprise when he told me he was still unmarried because he is a very good-looking man. He had to run as soon as the plane landed because he had to get to the bank before it closed. I asked him why he didn't catch a bite to eat with us and then we could all get a taxi and drop him off at the bank. He said that would be fine and as soon as we landed, we started looking for a place to eat. We noticed a striking restaurant on the edge of the airport. As we started into the restaurant, we noticed a sign saying 'Ronald Smith, proprietor.n Glenn and I looked at each other and practically ran into the place. We were in such a hurry that we ran into one of the hostesses. The tray she was carrying splattered all over the floor and we all got flustered. The proprietor came over, about to ask us to leave, because we were making a commotion. The proprietor was so mad that he didn't notice he was talking to a couple of old classmates. After they all began to laugh,he finally recognized them. He started talking and told us that the hostess we had run into was also an old classmate of ours, Leola Vogel. Of course, I had already recognized her and we were laughing and talking like old times. It turned out that neither Leola nor Ronnie were married, but Leola was engaged to a boy who was in the service and stationed overseas. They were planning to be married when he got back. Glenn looked at his.watch and said that he would have to go if he wanted to get to the bank before it closed. My husband and I decided we would leave and get something to eat later, so after telling Leola I would see her later and promising Ronnie we would eat at his restaurant before we returned home, we left. We called a taxi, and who should drive up but Jim May. He said that after he got home from the Army he had bought a taxi and gradually worked his way up until he now had eight taxis and a flourishing business. He had married Beverly Taylor, who was now teaching home ec at the Wattsburg High School. At least she got what she wanted. I hadn't seen her since her graduation from Indiana State Teachers College. By this time we had breezed through town and stopped in front of the bank. We said we were going on to register at the Hotel Wattsburg, so Glenn said that if we'd wait a moment he'd go along there with us and then go to Ronnie Smith's restaurant for dinner that evening. He was gone about 10 minutes, and when he came back, he had Victor Horn with him. Just imagine, Victor was president of the First National Bank of Wattsburg. I wasn't too terribly surprised by this because I had always thought that Victor was going places, and he certainly had. We talked a few minutes. but he had a conference scheduled so he had to hurry back. Glenn climbed in and we proceeded to the Hotel Wattsburg which was owned by Ida Barton's husband. He was a South American whom she had met while serving as a missionary there. They had come back to Wattsburg and now had one of the best hotels in the state. was surprised though to find out that Roger Rouse was manager of the hotel. He was happily married and spent about 15 minutes showing us pictures rf his wife and children. I was glad his life had turned out so well for him. He walked down with us and stood talking to us while we registered. As I was glancing over the register book, one name signed in big bold print stood out--- Elton Longstreet. Roger said that Elton was one of their best customers. He had made an invention of a new type of toothpick. I guess they are non-tarnishable and unbreakable. He had made enough from his sales to live a prosperous life and was now Wattsburg's most eligible bachelor. Well, stranger things have happened. I was disappointed to find that he was away on a trip to Canada. We rested from our trip until five o'clock and then decided to go to dinner. We summoned a taxi but were not fortunate enough to get Jim May again. We had ridden only about half the way when something went wrong with the motor. The taxi went about a hundred yards more and stopped completely. We were wondering whether we should summon another taxi or not when a cream-colored Cadillac pulled up behind us and the driver asked us if we wanted him to notify the next gas station. The taxi driver said, WI'd be very much obliged, Mr. Stutzman.' The name made me glance around quickly and there stood Gary Stutzman. He noticed me at the same time and came up to the window and spoke. 41235 ng- ' 1 Hu said he was superintendent of schools for Erie County and was still unmarried. He asked if we had heard that Beverly May, previously Beverly Taylor, and Ronnie Reynolds were employed in Wattsburg as teachers. I asked what Ronnie was teaching and he said he was one of the coaches. I said I was very happy that their plans had worked out so well. Gary jumped back into his Cadillac and took off saying he was going to send back a surprise. He certainly did. Who Brumagin informed owned by on being should drive up in a repair truck but Lyle It didn't take him long to fix the taxi. He me that he was head mechanic in a gas station none other than Donald Sayban. Lyla was planning married that fall but Don was happily narried already to Doris Afton, anothfr of my old classmates. They had quite a prosperous bruiness, it seemed. We thanked Lyle and told him we would be stopping by the gas station before we left to se them all. We had dinner back at Ronnie Smith's restaurant and had quite a gab session with Kathleen and Fred Hopson. It turned out that they had recently built the East Wattsburg Plaza and were hoping for big results. We left for the hotel early, only stopping long enough to acquire a newspaper. While glancing through it, I read that Miss Ella Fitch, famous opera singer, was making a tour of the New England States before leaving for Great Britain for a performance there. Well, it certainly is a big world. Seeing everyone again made me very happy. But, right now I'm tired and my plane leaves early. So, good night, everyone. I hope you enjoyed our get-together. BETTY BANGS 1235 4 17 enior Class First Row Second Row Third Row Ella Fitch Lyle Brumagin Victor Horn Kathleen Flaugh Gary Stutzman Ronald Reynolds Miss Nowak - Advisor Beverly Taylor Ronald Smith Doris Afton Lenore Rotthoff Donald Sayban Leola Vogel Betty Bangs Roger Rouse Ida Barton Elton Longstreet James May Glenn Loop President ----- Glenn Loop Secretary ----- Beverly Taylor Treasurer ----- Roger Rouse Reporter ------ Lenore Rotthoff ,- JUNIORS 1741235 Junior Class First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Janice Wilkinson Barbara Gieb Lucille Skinner Patricia Munsee Twila McClelland Alice Moore Joan Berg Connie Kent Mary Ann Morvay Blanche Estes Irene Davis Audrey Harned Audrey Kosack Fern Stutzman Phyllis Pringle Evelyn Jagta Joanne Bliley Rachel Tanner Lureda Horn Mr. Rouse-Advisor President ------- Joel Weaver Jim Maynard Kenneth Crabb Edward Sayban David Hubbell Brian Shampoe Joel Weaver Jack Zimmer Vice President--Mary Ann Morvay Secretary ------- Joan Berg Treasurer ------- Audrey Kosack ReP0rter -------- Phyllis Pringle SOPHOMORES + 235 1741 ophomore -A First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mary M. Coatoam Linda Flaugh Mary Ann O'Conner Carol Stafford Mr. Diffenbacher Advisor June Bliley Martha Blore Mary Blore Jeanette Graham Joan Jarmolowicz Norma Howell Phyllis Smith Agnes Buell Carol J. Johnson Louise Pringle Jeanine Brumagin Dorothy Bliley Nancy Peterson Arthur Bessetti David Yost Donald Filipkowski Fred Longstreet Jerry Howell Ronald Brumagin David Brumagin James Gorka President -------- David Smith Vice President---Patricia Fannin Secretary -------- Carol Stafford Treasurer -------- Martha Blore Reporters -------- Judy Packo Dorothy Bliley 1741235 lil lt ophomore - B First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Patricia Fannin Patricia House Carol Knapp Mary Lou Williams Judy Packo Mary Ellen Combs Barbara Munsee Charlene Lawrence Ruth Johnson Ellen Phillips Chester Carey Dennis Kimmey Dennis Reynolds Sally Phillips Arlene Hubbell Patricia Kent Grace Waite Mike Kirik Bruce Smith Donald Tanner Thomas Thompson Robert Shinko Clifford Wood Lavant Johnson David Smith Russell Stevenson Richard Myers Robert Bush Raymond Sieklucki President --------- David Smith Vice President ---- Patricia Fannin Secretary --------- Carol Stafford Treasurer --------- Martha Blore Reporters --------- Judy Packo Dorothy Bliley FRESHMN 1741235 First Row: Loretta Horn Linda Boarts Janet Sieklucki Patricia Coatoam Barbara Kieklak Janet Barton Vera Estes Audrey Brown Sharon Burlingham Second Row: Joyce Coder Sandra Bessetti Jean Oblinski Johanna Duda Mr.Hmwy Advisor Freshmen Patricia Bangs Nancy Johnson Mimi Sinn Jane Zimmer Third Row: Raymond Tanner Tad Culver Neal Conn Larry May Merle Trusdail Charles Karotka Roger Roberts Gary Meabon Gordon Allen Gordon Blasco President -------- James Stuntz Vice President---Jean Oblinski Secretary -------- Patricia Coatoam Treasurer -------- Johanna Duda Reporter --------- Larry May Russell Gorniak Fourth Row: Wilmer Yost William Herrmann Richard Fenno Bill Combs John Fifer David Heseltine James Gregor James Stunts Ernest Scott Arden Howell Richard Waite David Skinner Richard Belding 1741235 First Row: Mrs. Walker Advisor Eileen Bartel Linda Ellsworth Bonnie Belding Judy Davis Eleanor Davis Carol Bliley Barbara Applebee Eighth-A i Secgnd Row: Third Row: Robert Oblinski Richard Horvath Dawn Berg Donna Bush Sandra Canfield Rebecca Bayle Howard Buell Henry Duda Ronald Edwards Tobias Howell President ------- Carol Bliley Vice-President--Jerry Bliley Secretary ------- Barbara Applebee Treasurer ------ -David Akam Reporter -------- Daryl Thornton James Gaines Sam Bartlett Anthony Jagta Raymond Kent Richard Bessetti Jack Carey Jerry Bliley William Bender David Akam Daniel Applebee Lawrence Haynes 1741235 Eighth-B First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mrs. Smith-Advisor Betty Matteson Betty Maynard Shirley Fenno Ruth Skinner Joyce Campbell Ruth Nichols Barbara McWilliams Barbara Hayes Roger Peterson Clarence Rupp Jo Ann Williams Betty Johnson Sandra Phillips Donna Phillips David Proctor William L. Wyman President -------- Carol Bliley Vice President---Jerry Bliley Secretary -------- Barbara Applebee Treasurer -------- David Akam Reporter --------- Daryl Thornton John Tomcho Daniel Orton Roger Niemeyer Larry Yost Daryl Thornton Lowrie Law Vaughn Kent James Sinn Philip Shinko Roger Tanner 1235 174 evenih- First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mrs . Lope z-Advisor Audrey Applebee Audrey Allen Nancy Anderson Joanne Dudics Barbara Combs Marion Kent Mary Kent Anna Blystone Mildred Halm Ronald Applebee Marjorie Bangs Karen Kosnik Judy Johnson Genevieve Graham Karen Bisbee Mary Ann Kieklak Edna Ellsworth Judith Hartner Billy Brumagin President ----- Karen Kosnik Vice President Richard Blore Secretary ----- Donald Barney Treasurer ----- John Thompson Reporter------ Karen Bisbee Richard Dudics Hugh E wen Tom Harned Billy Davis Richard Blore Andrew Jagta Donald Barney Bernard Ester Sherman Flaugh 35 412 17 eventh-B First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Marjorie Oblinski Richard Smith David Myers Marilyn Matteson John Yost Ronald Waite Ruth Waite Phillip Wright Ronald Patoka Ruth Stevenson Sam Shinko McArthur Little Patricia Wroblewski John Thompson Leon Phillips Gloria Sinn Robert Silvis Thomas Phillips Marilyn May Walter Sieklucki Leonard Vogel Gwendolyn Filipkowski Mr. Pora Duane Macwilliams Jacqueline Filipkowski Advisor President ----- Karen Kosnik Vice-President Richard Blore Secretary ----- Donald Barney Treasurer ----- John Thompson Reporter --------- Karen Bisbee ACTIVITIES I N 235 1741 earbook Seated: Betty Bangs Ida Barton Leola Vogel Doris Afton - co-editor Mrs. Taormina - advisor Mr. Pora - advisor Glenn Loop - co-editor Lenore Rotthoff Kathleen Flaugh Beverly Taylor taff Standing: Ronald Reynolds Elton Longstreet Victor Horn Ronald Smith Donald Sayban Ella Fitch Roger Rouse Lyle Brumagin Gary Stutzman James May 1741235 Newspaper taff First Row: Karen Bisbee Martha Blore Lureda Horn JoAnn Bliley Mary Ann Morv Joel Weaver Jack Zimmer Miss Nowak aY Second Row: Daryl Thornton Larry May Thomas Thompson Phyllis Pringle Lenore Rotthoff Rachel Tanner Judy Packo Dorothy Bliley Ida Barton Advisor ----- Miss Nowak Editor ------ Joel Weaver Co-Editor---Mary Ann Morvay 235 1741 ff. 1i1V?7?g , ,f I :,,. .Z 2 f2ifz:1 '.?9' 'as A: X 4zEaf fe5bM Mp5w ,F A ,mp 2 fi 'I v Ml , S , Q 1. . f .J ofa f kiwi?--. ' X '4 1 li ' ' NA' ' -N -, 0F'.,'x HQVMY ' f .4 W5 --ie0jN5,5FzA ' ' fefv -,-1 1. 'E .-.1221 leeaaae... -2-:if ibrarians Seated: Donald Tanner Ida Barton Janice Wilkinson Rachel Tanner Standing: Karen Kosnik Ella Fitch X? Mr. Rouse ? !qbg4E Head Librarian---Ella Fitch XXX Advisor ---------- Mr. Rouse 'FTJFWW . . Af, , w, N' 5 I' I 1 ' j. ,fH....f ff ..'-, 7 S . . J L.: ah fo o ,9 f K' f ,.g Qe'Pf ii if? fun 'nib I ....,..- if . 9 5' f ye 1741235 First Row: Doris Afton Betty Bangs Norma Howell Judy Packo Carol Knapp Ellen Phillips Nancy Peterson Patricia Kent Lureda Horn Fern Stutzman Twila McClelland Jeanine Brumagin Alice More Second Row: Ida Barton Leola Vogel Sally Phillips Linda Flaugh Louise Pringle Carol Johnson Patricia Fannin June Bliley Audrey Kosack Q9 Chorus Phyllis Pringle Grace Waite Irene Davis Audrey Harned Joanne Berg Third Row: Johanna Duda Lynda Boarts Mary Blore Mary M. Coatoam Sandra Bessetti Mary Lou Williams Joan Jarmolowicz Patricia Rouse Ruth Johnson Jeanette Graham Lucille Skinner Patricia Munsee Mr. Lawrence Director Fourth Row: Barbara Kieklax Audrey Brown Patricia Bangs Mimi Sinn Jane Zimmer Nancy Johnson Janet Barton Dorothy Bliley Carol Stafford Loretta Horn Jean Oblinski Patricia Coatoam Barbara Gieb Fifth Row: Joel Weaver Richard Belding Ronald Smith Tad Culver Clifford Wood Gary Stutzman Wilmer Yost Neal Conn Richard Myers Robert Shinko Roger Rouse 41235 17 Orchestra First Row: Second Row: Janet Sieklucki Jack Zimmer Russell Gorniak Joan Bliley Donald Tanner Roger Tanner Ann O'Conner Ruth Johnson Martha Blore Hr. Lawrence Director Ida Barton Nancy Johnson Arlene Hubbell Rachel Tanner Kathleen Flaugn Third Row: Dorothy Bliley Joel Weaver Alice More Roger Rouse 235 1741 ,- ,,., ,., .,.Y, .---n-,,..-.V ---V-,.,.,....,.f, Varsity Dance Club First Row: Mary Blore Mr. Brannon Beverly Taylor Nancy Peterson Advisor Secretary Leola Vogel Joel Weaver Kathleen Flaugh Fourth Row: Treasurer Arthur Bessetti Betty Bangs Third Row: Donald Filipkowski President Carol Stafford Ronald Smith Carol Johnson Ronald Reynolds Second Row: Ella Fitch James May Norma Howell Audrey Kosack Roger Rouse Joan Jarmolowicz Jo Ann Bliley Glenn Loop Martha Blore Lureda Horn Jack Zimmer 1 f BN 5...-37 1 s 'L , Y! bf ma K .QEBZZA A .'i o'.' 51. 4,153 , I' 'if Q ' J' s 'xl 235 1741 Future Teachers of America First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mr. Brannon Ida Barton Martha Blore Advisor Judy Packo Ella Fitch Donald Tanner Mary Lou Williams Grace Waite Robert Shinko Doris Afton Lenore Rotthoff Beverly Taylor Alice More Jeanine Brumagin Blanche Estes Audrey Harned President --------- Lenore Rotthoff Vice-President ---- Judy Packo Secretary --------- Beverly Taylor Treasurer --------- Martha Blore Reporter ---------- Ida Barton 1741235 F. H. A. First ROWS Second Row: Third Row: Phyllis Pringle Judy Packo Audrey Harned Mary Blore Beverly Taylor Martha Blore Audrey Kosack Betty Bangs Connie Kent Fourth Row: Jeannette Graham Patricia Coatoam Doris Afton Leola Vogel Ika Barton Janice Wilkinson Carol Knapp Sharon Burlingham Ellen Phillips Twila McClelland Mary Lou Williams Grace Waite Carol Stafford Louise Pringle Carol Johnson Mary M. Coatoam Mary Ann 0'Connor Dorothy Bliley Joan Jarmolowicz Norma Howell Nancy Peterson Irene Davis Fifth Row: Audrey Brown Loretta Horn Lynda Boarts Sally Phillips Barbara Kieklak Jean Oblinski Vera Estes Janet Barton Jane Zimmer Mimi Sinn Patricia Bangs Johanna Duda Patricia Munsee Alice More June Bliley Patricia Rouse Patricia Fannin Arlene Hubbell Lucille Skinner Barbara Geib Mrs. Boleratz 0 4 49.0 0 453' 4 'Y OO-Q9 gg? 'O oo 8? me Q? oe 41235 17 First Row: Richard Waite Ernest Scott Kenneth Crabb David Hubbell James May Edward Sayban Thomas Thompson Dennis Kimmey Mr. Hartshorn - Advisor F. F. A. Second Row: Charles Karotka Heal Conn Richard Belding Merle Truesdail Larry May Robert Bush Chester Carey Russell Gorniak Donald Filipkowski Victor Horn Dennis Reynolds David Skinner President -------- James May Vice-President---Dennis Kimmey Secretary -------- Edward Sayban Treasurer -------- David Hubbell Reporter --------- Thomas Thompson Sentinel --------- Kenneth Crabb 235 1741 Cast of Characters First Row: Kathleen Flaugh- Doris Afton ----- Leola Vogel ----- Miss Nowak ------ Ida Belle Barton Roger Rouse ----- Beverly Taylor-- Betty Bangs ----- Second Row: James May ------- Ronald Smith ---- Lenore Rotthoff- Ella Fitch ------ Glenn Loop ------ Donald Sayban--- Victor Horn ----- Elton Longstreet Gary Stutzman--- WLET ME OUT OF HERE' ------Angela Boyd ------Bonnie Lynn Publicity Manager ---------Director ----Bessie Rhodes ----Marshall Ward ---------Eve Boyd - ---- Hazel Miles -----Garrett Lynn ------Victor Ward ---------Prompter ---------Prompter ------------------------------Stage Hand ---------Prompter --------------------------Gifford Morton ------------------------------Stage Hand -----Stevie Cobb 1741235 Haxqoxia 0u e Standing: Glenn Loop ... Victor Horn .... Lyle Brumagin ... Ida Barton ...... Lenore Rotthoff ... 000000 Doris Afton ..... Donald 0 0 o Ronald Smith ...... Ronald Reynolds ... Seated: Elton Longstreet ... Gary Stutzman ..... Leola Vogel ..... Beverly Taylor ..... Betty Bangs ........ Miss Constance Nowak Kathleen Flaugh .... Roger Rouse ........ James May ...... .........Prompter .......Stage Hand .......Stage Hand .Priscilla Carter Publicity Manager ...Patrica Arnold .Student Director .........Prompter ......Jack Loring .....Henry Goober Bluebeard Bronson .....Bill Wilkins ....Susan Parkins ....Marion Carter ....Jill Carter ..........Advisor ....Delilah Worts ...Darius Krupp ...Frank Harlow I 2 Wi, J Junior Class Play ut no :Q -4 -r iw -4 First Row: Phyllis Pringle Audrey Harned -- Connie Kent ---- Rachel Tanner -- JoAnn Bliley --- Lureda Horn ---- David Hubbell -- Second Row: Mr. Rouse ------ ' Brian Shampoe -- Janice Wilkinson Joanne Berg ---- Alice More ----- Joel Weaver ---- Edward Sayban -- Kenneth Crabb -- Jack Zimmer ---- ------------- Bernadine Smith --------------- Janet Maxwell ------------- Roughhouse Ruby ------------------- Aunt Mary ----------- Betty Lou Maxwell -------------- Connie Maxwell --------------- Limpy McGuire -------------------- Director -------------- Wilbur Maxwell ------------------ Mrs. Matt ---------------- Nora McGuire ------------------ Lucy Burns ------------------ Mr. Carter ------------- Hercules Nelson Herman 'Ninety-Voltn Jones ---------------- John Mme11 41235 17 Bus Drivers Mrs. Burger Mr. Pringle Mrs. Johnson Mr. Akam The Senior Class of '56 wish to thank the bus drivers for doing their jobs so well this year through good and bad weather. Missing from the picture are Mr. Kieklak and Mr. Brumagin . 235 41 17 Roger Rouse Elton Longstreet Jim May Gary Stutzman Jack Zimmer Tony Shampoe Elton Longstreet Glenn Loop Eddie Sayban Gary Stutzman Gary Stutzman Jim May Ronald Smith Elton Longstreet Gary Stutzman Gary Stutzman Jim May Roger Rouse Donald Sayban Don Filipkowski Arthur Bessetti Gary Stutzman Roger Rouse Ronald Reynolds Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Gum Chewer Most Loving Couple Most Mischievous Most Intellectual Best Disposition Biggest Appetite Smoothest Talker Most Attractive Prettiest Smile Biggest Giggler Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Most Talkative Most Humorous Biggest Flirt Most Popular Best Dressed Best Athlete Best Dancer Whittiest Shortest Tallest Shyest Beverly Taylor Lenore Rotthoff Beverly Taylor Ida Barton Judy Packo Susie Pringle Ida Barton Jo Ann Bliley Doris Afton Twila McClelland Lureda Horn Betty Bangs Betty Bangs Ida Barton Doris Afton Ella Fitch Beverly Taylor Judy Packo Lenore Rotthoff Betty Bangs Miss Nowak Betty Bangs Ida Barton Barbara Geib 1741235 Y 1741235 K fcif nh I s. fx 1. Al M-. R- Q- 'ik-4 ,,,.,4- 'ive ' vw-Q, 11 wr- a- x ...vgki 214 xx. ' 'V' ri' Jw-N ,, v inr-. ,F XM 1-Sn wa. N .581 ,ws 'Ihr , is 1 ,Z 1 .. 5- :Aff 1 . .QQ f :-':f -' f- ' :A .W 5A ,a4gs5j i f4?sE ,+x ' -5 liimii J , gig 431. e,. '3f'2'2'wH57f' . '. ' fax ' f?i1?21g' , . --'.Aa- A.-, .W fxf..?'e':'.5, -1, 139' Q- A:.:ka..A. .. ,,- 'rg Tia ' 22.-:. 'fl'--L l f , K -7 47 : , 1:-5? .F i . 19!,g.. ' '!,, ff. if -'nt' f '1v'i '9 ' -1 'lf' ' ' T -rvyifffl-,. ' 'TL . fd .- I11.iwf1S.1.i 'In , ..L.,Lhx,i It . tt.. 4f. +:.'4-wr Aw ., , ,1- IH' . . 4? -' Ggrr- K X ,JJ--P. ,V..:gijl.LL?U : , ,kv ffl , ' f' .f --m Ai m, ., ,. 1 2' -1, 1 .xivq ' :Q-I 1742235 1742235 HP fl fl f 'WY' U Y HJWAN E - mf-- 9 1741235 1741235 I vcgj, 1 ?f1fff J., 1-. l . 'nr 1 -v fn Q'-4 1742235 l K .. HONORS 1235 '74 Q 1 '10 --.... 'C--.J Congratulations to Connie Kent , a member of the Junior Class who won the Apple Dessert Contest in this school. By winning the contest, Connie was able to attend the Erie County Contest held in Erie in which she won second place. Q f 42235 1 'Ui S'-X 0 :'f'I' 'oe-if fate Champ Susie Pringle brought fame and fortune to Wattsburg in February when she was chosen the 'Champion Cherry Pie Baker' for the state of Pennsylvania. Sus1e's victory at the local contest gave her a chance to compete at the county contest. She was selected the winner over fourteen other Erie County contestants and continued on her way to success by winning in the state contest. As a reward she received many gifts and a four-day trip to Chicago to compete in the National Contest. In June Susie goes to Atlantic City with other queens from Pennsylvania. SPORTS 1741235 Varsity Basketball First Row: Second Row: Joel Weaver - Manager Edward Sayban Brian Shampoe Donald Sayban David Smith Lavant Johnson Jack Zimmer - Manager Mr. Diffenbacher - Coach Larry May Bruce Smith Ronald Reynolds Ronald Smith Fred Longstreet Robert Shinko Thomas Thompson David Hubbell if o . ix 5 1 35 17412 Q 69 655 ab 6329! 613 'fl ygbl SW 6 '52 8 5069 1 ... I SMITH - Guard Y we '3' SOMA o 93398 6 X ' . DAVID 5 Y no smwx ' e'x 'r DON Q95 BBP3 Yofiafa 0 35 12 174 LRE, 1 3 gf ' 'I SW 5 'Q YW , 0096 gxk S X aoxww ff f 1 ' UL ,lik Z 1 V' x is g I, I , i 1 X , i 4 . ,V f Q ROBERT srmmo - Guard J XJIN' 5 A Gig umm HUBBU-L ' Foam 59 f. - 'Q' , 1741235 Cheer eaders First Row: Second Row: Mary Ann O'Connor Phyllis Pringle Linda Flaugh Lureda Horn Doris Afton Beverly Taylor We, the Cheerleaders of Wattsburg High School, wish to thank everyone who co-operated with us in a successful year of cheering. Sincerely Cheerleaders of '56 235 1741 X :-::- ., 0 'Io ,I Zgngggigg umor Ig f y First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Gordon Blasco Billy Bender Richard Belding Philip Shinko Russell Gorniak Wilmer Yost Ronald Edwards Lawrence Haynes David Proctor Jerry Bliley Lowrie Law Voughn Kent Daryl Thornton S Jack Zimmer Donald Barney Sam Shinko Richard Blore Andrew Jagta Thomas Phillips Ronald Applebee Daniel Orton Larry Yost Joel Weaver Mr. Diffenbacher Managers: Joel Weaver Coach Jack Zimmer Mary Blore Marth Pep Squad a Blore Loretta Horn Patricia Coatoam Johanna Duda Louise Pringle 1742235 ,, A X75 I 25 ff in 4 .: U , XE' . F' 3 'I s W' fig X5 E wx U, M' pl 1 A X 4 1,4-3, f ,ia J 'J ,Q ,' X x , I Yi Q f. xx! '15 3 -ff 1 i R my y ,- ...' , t- vi . E f, X W ' Izi .. . Na W fv p 'K W '1 A 4 1 'Tnuf' ' 235 1 174 Baseball First Row: Second Row: Ronald Reynolds Eddie Sayban David Smith Glenn Loop Donald Sayban David Hubbell Robert Shinko Brian Shampo Kenneth Crabb Wilmer Yost Larry May Ronald Smith Jack Zimmer Lavant Johnson Mr. Diffenbacher - Advisor Coach ------- Robert Diffenbacher Managers ---- Jack Zimmer Joel Weaver Qs - if 'Q Third Row: Neal Conn Gordon Blasco Russell Gorniak David Skinner AUTO GRAPHS 1 fxjf-www fi x 'N if J 'XX gwwe Gdmgf.,-iw ADVERTISERS Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 56 NATIONAL BANK OF UNION CITY UNION CITY, PA. WATTSBURG BRANCH - Wattsburg, Pa. Your School Saving Bank Deposits Insured By The Federal Deposit Il1Sll1'3l1Ct-3 Corporatiol . If RAINBOW RINK Wattsburg, Pa. Skate Here for Your Health and Pleasure. Open VVed., Fri., Sat. Km Sun. Evenings - also Sun. afternoons for Children and Beginners. John dz Ina Baroth, Props. Where You Find At Prices the Latest Everyone in Styles Can Afford Corry, Pa. Warren, Pa. Wiiflmsiofba Congratulations to the Class of 1956 STAFFORD'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Frozen Foods Phone 95 Wattsburg. Pa. Compliments of The Concord Pharmacy Your Prescription Store Your Good Will ls Our Greatest Asset . . . -1- 19 East Main Street Phone 141 North East, 'Pa. Compliments of JOHN WIGGERS 8c SON Autos Trucks Farm Machinvs AAA Phone 65F2 North Clymer, New York ALLENHURST 409 Jamestown St. - Wattsburg, Pa. - Phone QHH As You Like It: Open .Every Day 1 to 7 P.M. By Reservation: Sunday Dinners 2 to 6 Let Us Plan Your Parties For You Ardelia Allen and Marion Sawdy, Proprietors FLAUGH'S SERVICE STATION GAS OIL CAR LUBRICATION -1- KUHN'S Sunoco Service Gas, Oil and Accessories Phone 37 J Lowville, Pa. We give S dz H Green Stamps JACK FREEBORN Gas - Oil - Accessories McCulloch Chain Sans Sales dz Service Phone 35 Wattsburg, Pa. Best Avishes From . . FOUNTAINETTE 23 South Center Street CURRY, PA. FREDDIE'S PARK LUNCH 150 N. Center St. Corry. Pa. Owner- Freddie Einiers Texas Hots, Burgers, Food Ice Cream Park Lunch, Inc. Sugar Grove, Pa. Compliments of SAWYER STUDIO 126 N. Center St. Corry, Pa. Telephone 2-4473 Remember Always with Photographsw Compliments of I.E0 UI CU. Home of Good Service 24 So. Center St. Corry, Pa. Furniture, TV and Appliances SEA'S DRUGS P-1.-' ' J rest 11pt1on I harmacists Arnold H. Seastead. R.P. 43 N. Center St. Corry, Pa. Physician and Hospital Supplies Serving Corry and Vicinity for 10 years. Compliments of MCCu11Ough,S Dry Goods Phone 59 WA TTSBURG, PA THE HOME NATIONAL BANK UNION CITY, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Thomos Motor Company Chevrolet Sales dz Servive fnion City, Pa. PARIS CLEANERS Get that PARIS tour-h of Srnartness 4025 Pine Avenue Erie. l'r Phone 0-2113 Compliments of The H 0 L LY Shop Lzulies dz Chilrlren's Wearing A ppurel ll West Main -:- North East. Pa. With the Uornplitnents ot' PAUL'S -1- CUHRX 1-MEN'S WEAR I-A, You Can Get It At Mzinrlel's MAND EL'S NT!-'HAS and Boys Wear Shoes 4? Clothes for Work or Play i Phone 581 TH-20 B. Mann ht. -l nron t'1ty.l'z1. E. L. GORENFLO Established 1926 - Custom Gunsmith - Teleplrone 12-4855 THQI State St.. Erie. Psi. For the Best in lirrbrivzitiori The Texoco Service Stotion Ignition - Fuel Prirnps - Brakes Torn Cooney. Proprietor Lowville. Pa. Toylor's Jewelry 21 Spring St. Corry. Pa All Work Grrarariteerl Keepsake Dianronrls Elgin Watches Phone 3-0872 Best Wishes To The Class of IQ-56M Compliments of WATTSBURG LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Millwork - Building Supplies Everything for the Home Builder Phone 245 WA TTSBURG, PA Congratulations To The Class of -56 I. B. SCHUBECK STUDIO Photographers Telephone 227-R 34 Ann Street R. D. 1, NORTH EAST, PA. . Photographers of This Year's Grail Portraits You'll Treasure D0-IT-YOURSELF Supply Company P1-1oN1+: fi-4221 '- 4534 Pine Avenue Erie. Pa BURN'S Service Station Route 8, Wattsburg Road R. D. 6, Erie, Pa. -i Schrimper Feed 8. Fuel Dealers in FEED - FUEL - HARDWARE -2- Uttice and Mill, Belle Valley. Pa MR, Sl, Erie, Pa. Where your neighbor sends his friend. . . Thomas Motor of Corry, Inc. Chevrolet Sales :Sz Service C ORR Y, PA. TAYLOR'S JEWELRY 18 North Main Street Union City, Pa. Phone 472.1 EVANS Grocery S Sinclair Service Station R. D. 5 - Phone 01-1551 - Erie, Pa. Maierik's Super Market Groceries - Custom Combining Bulldozing i- Ph. Wfd. 3499-Lake Pleasant Rd TVeed's Corners, Pa. For That Service With A Smile 0'CONNOR'S GULF STATION Good Gulf No-Nox Gas and Oil Tires - A ccessories-Candy - Cigars Ice Cream Phone 261 Wattsburg, Pa. 1 We extend our Congratulations and sincere best wishes for the future to the graduating class of 1956 . . . Wood1ey's' Super Market 33 North Main Street UNION CITY, PA. 363 Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH EAST Opposite The Park NORTH EAST, PA. For Your Healtlfs Sake . . . BURHENN'S PHARMACY Cor. 38th St. and Pine Avenue Phone Erie 01-7264 Erie, Pennsylvania Prescriptions Drugs Toiletries Baby Needs Compliments of W. W. WATERHOUSE Buick Pontiac 1 CORR Y, PA. Form Equipment Company Massey-Harris Kz Ferguson Parts and Service Compliments of AKAM'S GENERAL STORE Groceries and Hardware Vint and Alnieda Akam, Props. Route 8. Erie, Pa. Phone 0-9374 Phone 75 Wa'tS,'u'lg' Pa' Kimmy-Buumbuch Compliments of Erie-Crawford Dairy Co-operative Association Oliver and New Holland Farm Machinery-Dodge and Plymouth Gulf Products Used Cars -- Parts and Service Phone 510 85 Waterford St. - Union City, Pa. HEBERLEIN MOTOR SALES Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks 23-25 W. South St. - Curry, Pa. - Phone 3-0424 - Leo C. Heberlein, Owner CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK C 'f e 'S of OF CORRY The Bank on the 0011191 CORR Y, PA. Blember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BARTEL'S Phone 251 Wattsburg. P C e 's of H. I.. MUSSER The Congdon Barber Shop Funeral Home Dick Barber George Gerdy Bill Flick ' Floyd Barber -- Manager Ambulance Service . U ' C' . Pa. 42 Main St. -:- Union City. Pa. Phone 58 mon It y I Compliments of The Oldest Agency in ErieCounty DR RAPP Sweet Insurance Agency Raymond A. Blythe - John W. Gates Wattsburg, Pa. Phone 477 Az 585 - Union City, Pa. Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Senior Class of Wattsbnrg High . . . May all your Endeavors Be Fruitful Ones THE NATIONAL BANK OF CORRY A Frienrlly Bankll Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HELEN'S DAIRY BAR BARAlH'S w,am.f0,,d Pa. Hom: FlmNI'rU1u+: co. Q 13 S. Center St. Curry. Pa. Ice Cream - Lllllvllt-FS - llelicatessen -- Blagazines - Drugs - Novelties Home Plmue 2-7381 Open Daily: 6 a.m. to 11 pm. Store Phone 3-8963 D C Delia-ious llamburgs ' . Tasty Sumlavs - Milk Shakes jeweler ' I ' bervive with il smile Diainonds - AY2lli'llt-'S 10 Mil. Lake so-.lot FREDNS LUNQHEUN North East, Pa. I. Comp 'ments of Compliments of Erie-Crawford Dairy TREATS Co-operative Association Mm .o Boyo wom- Union City, PH- Union City, Pa. Compliments of Plume 394 Dr. E. J. Kem, D.D S. Hostehler Ford Soles Sales dz Serviue 3416 Buffalo Road 3 Perry St. - Union City, Pa. lYesleyville, Pa. Compliments of BARD 8: BURGER Dry Cleaners 24 E. Main St. -:- North East, Pa. Plmue 368 AAA We Own and Operate Our Own Cleaning Plant Nationally Advertised WATK INS PRODUCTS WILLARD ORTON, Deuler Phone Phillipsville 2292 Compliments of F. G. NAUGHTON, Printer Rubber Stamps 8: Printing 2105 Parade Street - Erie, Pa. - Phone 6-2759 Compliments of REED FORD SALES Your New Ford Dealer y Phone 130 Clymer, N. Y. Donation From Clymer G. L. F. Service, Inc Feecl. Seed and Fertilizer Lime Spreader Service MERRII.L'S STUDIO Phone 169 Tommy's Esso Station Meyerink Mining co' Feed and Dairy Starters Clymer, N. Y. Clymer' N. Y. CLYMER FARM SUPPLIES John T. Kane, Prop. International Sales dz Service AAA Clymer, New York Clymer, N. Y. Sherman, N. Y PI1o11e 162 Phone 3811 Spitzer Funeral Home Clarence E. Spitzer-Clymer. N.Y. Kooman Furniture Store Home Furnishings-A ppliances Phone 184192 Clymer, N. Y CLYMER STATE BANK A Complete Banking Service Do it by Mail Clymer, N. Y. Legters Bros. Market Fresh Kz Smoked Meats Dealers in Livestock Phone 39192 Clymer, N. Y Compliments of Sears, Roebuck 8. Company 101 North Center Street Phone 2-8288 Corry. Pa. Shop At Sears And Saven Compliments of CLYMER BAG CO. Phone 182 - Clymer, N. Y Gallup 8. Tenhaken Co. General Hardware John lleere Implements General Electric Appliances Phone 40192 Clymer, N. Y. Compliments of The Bracken Funeral Home AAA Phone 3-0035 Corry. Pa. Compliments of MEERDINK'S House of- Fine Furniture Corry, Pa. 407 N. Center St. Corry 3-8655 Free Parking Free Delivery Furniture With A Future WAYNE VALLEY KENNELS Mabel C. Sill, Owner Home of Pure Bred Champion Cookers . . . and also Toy White French Poodles Puppies are usually available R. D. 3, Corry, Pa. Phone 347907 Wayne Valley King Cheeks and Champion Honey Creek Excheckers MEAD FARM EOUIPMENT R. D. 3, Station Road North East, Pa. Phone 1 71 WAGMAN'S Variety Dept. Store Your Self-Service Variety Store N. Main St. - Union City. Pa. Couse 8. Bemiss Agency Finest Insurance at Lower Cost Insurance dz Real Estate Brokers Phone 123 -:- North East. Pa. HARTIEY MOTOR SALES CURRY, PA. umlunnolm NICKIAUS BROTHERS 10 East Street North East, 'Pa. IIAIYISIKR Phone 807 MERRIll'S All Kinds of Photography C0ver Gates Drug Storey Phone 31-W 405 N. Main St. - Union City, Pa. Insurance Problems? I1on't Fuss-Call Russ 6. A. Humpson Agency Phone 183 -:- North East, Pa. Russell A. Henderson, Owner Meet and Fat at the UNION CITY DINOR Success to the Class of '56 Compliments of Compliments of TEXAS WNCH Quinn Mismz MARKET The best cup of Coffee since the Boston Tea Party. 1, Union City, Pa. CURRY, PA. Qwfzfai Zazhlf gan . Un Yfauo Way gloom '7awn We Make Our Own lce Cream 4026 Pine Ave. Erie. Pa. Wishing All of You Good Luck. .. WATTSBURG HOTEL Rooms and Meals Phone 265 xY?ltlSbIll'g, Pa. Helen and Lonnie Adams E. 8. A. Doubet, Inc. Davies' Service Stations 3800 Pixie Ave. 3906 Peach St. Jewelers Phone 01-2224 Phone 9-3286 , Erie, Pennsylvania 10th and Holland Streets 202 East 10th Street Complete Service For Your Car Phone 27-4242 -:- Erie, Pa. Herb Davies, UWHGI' Waterford Office THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ERIE Charter Number Twelve WATERFORD, PA. - Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of GRICE JEWELERS Gifts from Grice's7' Corner Center dz Washington Phone 2-3481 Corry. Pa. R. L. Shade 8. Son Armstrong Tires- Delco Batteries 2-1-Hour Wrecker Service Salvage - Auto Parts Phone 527-J Union City Pa. Foster 8. Johnson Garage General Auto Repairing Atlantic Products Phone 1-S Lowville, Pa Bisbee Implements Co. McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment - Tractors VVest High St. - Union City. Pa. International ' The Symbol Harvester M of Service IIIAVIOIAI IMI lnll 'it -i iii C 'ime 's of Humes Auto 8. Tractor Soles CO. DeSoto - Plymouth Dry Cleaning and Laundry Case Farm Machinery Rug Cleaning and Fin' Storage ..- Phone 2-8269 Corry. Pa. Phone 2021 Waterford, Pa. Phone 476 Union City. Pa. Compliments of Union City CONSUMER'S OIL CO., INC. Mobilgas dz Mobiloil Oldsmobile Sales dz Service - Phone 7-l Prescriptions - Drugs - Cosmetics - Candies - Cameras GATES DRUG STORE Phone 443 Union City, Pa. 339 Parker Pens - Baby Needs - Gifts - Vitamins - Sodas Compliments of Compliments of THE RITZ Corry Savings 8. loan Assn. To 'l'l1e Class of 1956 .. 25 North Center Street Corry, Pa. Union City, Pa. Phone 3-6334 - Corry, Pa.