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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

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We have attempted to create a permanent record which will recall to memory the many pleasures we have enjoyed in these fleeting years of fellowship. If this book is referred to and en- joyed in the years to come, we feel that our efforts will have been truly worthwhile. In a greater sense we hope that future classes shall be able to refer to this book as a record of one of their pleasant years in school. 2 Foreword . . . Dedication . . Administration Departments . Seniors ..... Juniors ..... Sophomores . . Freshmen . . . Grades.. Spcuts .... Activities . . . Ads ...... 3 CONTENTS .-. DEDICATIO icate our Grail to Mr.f Saunders, who has patiently served many years with our high school as adviser of the Grail. In his years' at our high school Mr. Saunders, with patience, interest and understanding, has won the respect of the students. For this guidance and advice we would like to say, Thank you. 4- We the Senior Class of 1960 gratefully ded- Administration Dear Seniors, Generally speaking, there are two kinds of indi- viduals who achieve some degree of success in life. One is that rare person whose genius permits him to create what no one else has the mental faculties to conceive. Far more common, however, is that average man who is possessed of the more ordinary qualities developed to an extraordinary degree through sincere effort. Be assured that diligence and dedicated application to the task at hand are never denied the rewards of satisfaction and success. Sincerely, fag,-K4 R. E. Turley Supervising Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION We sometimes fail to give the credit that is rightly deserved by our school board. Without them our school would have little chance for existence. These are the chosen men who handle all the problems concerning the well being of our school. 6 Asked how he rose to great heights, the great I. B. Priestly said, As for anyone else, I can't say, I only know I cared like blazes. Each of you can be successful, if you care enough to make good use of your time and to Office Personnel Mrs. Wheeler Miss Ferritto pursue your calling with ever-increasing energy. Mr. Bonney Principal s X1 W we-s s .wwe GUID ANC E Choosing a vocation is one of the most important decisions a person has to make. This is one of the many problems brought before Mr. Brannon by the students. He helps them plan their courses in accord- ance with their future plans, and at time offers personal advice. Seniors. especially, realize how much they need his help. Mr. Brannon, school counselor, gives advice to seniors. 8 Ilepart nts Advisor for typing and shorthand II is: Miss Ferritto ABOVE--Office practice girls busily working on school news- COMMERCIAL QYA 5' Ig X IIA! R mb 3 Gf' U s 6 5 l - L To the girls at least, the commercial department is probably the most popular, because those students who plan to seek job opportunities after graduation find the best opportunities in the business field. Our commercial department is one of the largest and best equipped in the school. The three adjoining rooms furnish the students with typewriters, dictaphones, the Gestetner, ditto machine, and adding machine which they would ordinarily find in an office. The office practice class gives the students a chance to do the sort of work that would be required of them in an office. paper. RIGHT--Miss Nease pointing out the fundamentals of book- keeping. 10 DEP RT E T 1 ,Z ff-fx s..f S 48 , Aix K ,. , RIGHT- -Miss Nease advises students outlines. on their shorthand Typing I under the guidance of Miss Ferritto ll The advisor of shorthand I offlce prac tice, general business and bookkeeping is: Miss Nease Science, with its numerous complex prob- lems, bases its findings on common sense. By using common sense, scientists have set down laws and principles by which we explore our universe. Working out solutions gives the scientist a sense of accomplishment. Because of the advance of Russia in space travel, there is a growing demand for scien- tists and mathematicians. Opportunities in this field are unlimited. Our government, factories, industries, and engineers need men and women trained for scientific work. Although most of the scientific courses are elective in the senior high, students are urged to take them. SCIENCE Advisors in these departments are Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Walker Saunders Ferringer Warner Allen Robeson MATHEMATICS Z Q Q .1 Q Q 0 0 o fy Sh X I John and Roger make this look more like fun rather than a tough assignment. WORKING HARD? 13 The advisors for the English department are as follows: Mr. Hewitt Mr. Walsh Mr. Charles Mr. McDermott Miss Ring English is definitely considered among the more important courses, for it is a major re- quirement every year. English is mainly the study of grammar and literature. Our study of literature includes everything from poetry to Shakespeare 's plays of Julius Caesar, Hamlet, and MacBeth. We couldn 't begin to name the many uses of English grammar. Without it we could have little conversation and certainly no writing. There would be no history and little future without our language. DEP RTME T Mr. McDermott showing some interesting books to read in English class. mf NNNMM Mr. Charles giving a helping hand. Mr. Walsh show- ing the students how to diagram sentences. 'XR Mr. Simpson's greatest desire, peace. Miss Davis explains a hard question in Civics. SCCIAL The advisors lows: Miss Davis Mr. Simpson Mr. Charles Mr. Walsh Mr. Haney for this department are as fol History is the record of man 's past. In a sense this is not completely ture, for history is being made every day. Because we must know t of man's past in order to understand the world today, World and American History is taught. When we know the background of our country, we can better understand the Preble? - Democracy. U t fr! rf' cf k ,C ,ff X' wif!! 'I 11' W jk if if J V AIU 4m ff' f fl! 1 X lr f 1 ffl V1 HOV - I 4, W A my JW' ff JV fi ff' f MJ if F .yn My it 6 Q, J fqgnder the direc n of Mr. Haney, the Junior High students learn many facts about our his- tory. 5. STUDIES DEPART E W Q2 ix, Mrs. Konnerth does a wonderful job in teaching the Junior Vocational Class. . , .4 gl' ff . . X . .ls -. tl -- .af aris - GYM ASTICS i e a vxsors 0 IS epartment are as o ows. X 1 KLA, . s p. Mrs. Axtell, Mr. Diffenbacher. ' -- - ' fu: - I-5:31 ai' K s . Gym class is one of the more enjoyable re- quirements. Physical education cultivates good sportsmanship and provides all around practical exercise for the students. Equipment such as the trampoline, the horse, and bars develop good eo-ordination and control. Basketball, volleyball, and socker-ball are played to add variety. The gym show is one of the highlights of the school year. LIBRARY The advisor for the library is: Mrs. Church Nolschool is complete without a library. The library is sometimes called the memory of the human race for it holds all the secrets of the ages. If you 're in doubt, Mrs. Church is always willing to help out. fseniors especially appreciate her help when writing their term papers.j n The Library Club helps students to learn more about their library, and at the same time be of service in the library. The music Dept., a very important part of the school, makes school life colorful and adds to the excitement of all activities. Within the music department are two im- portant organizations, the band and chorus. Both are becoming larger and more im- portant each year. This fall, our band, led by the twirlers, was seen marching on the football field. They also performed during basketball games and for a number of assemblies, as did the chorus. The spring concert is the most gala event of the season, in which the chorus partici- pates. USIC Mr. Perkins at the piano Members of chorus accompanied by Norma Gross at the piano. 20 ci ei .L - g11 , I 5 vv K5 13- L-'-5 '-1-'1-'Q-ages. - ' fx XL 4a .- :--iEx- i- X-1 1 . K . 5 -F x - v X-. - -R XX eq ff -,fa X M Z' 1 S-'SL - 5 BA ff 21 The advisors for the language departments are: Mr. Picard, Miss Davis. Language is the basis of 'all knowledge and human relationships. Along with our study of the English language, we are offered courses in Latin and French. Although Latin is considered a dead language, it has important educational values. Many English words are derived from Latin and a student gains a background in grammar and vocabulary which will help him in studying English, French, and other widely spoken languages. N GUAGES in xr .di - --s W is fr Q inf ., '-sir . fa ' ' UNI . RT I Q 6 'ni is if ' The advisor for the Art department is: Mrs. Lopez. The study of art not only develops artistic skill in drawing, painting, sculpture, etc., but also teaches att appreciation and the use of art to express ideas. A11 students are required to study art in seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. In the senior high, artcan be taken as an elective. i 23 F. F. A. The advisors for this department are as fol lows: Mr. Hartshorl. Mr. Troyer At right: Norma Gross, F.F.A. Sweetheart Members of the F.F.A. 3 ... - A .. 24 I DUSTRIAL ARTS The advisor of this department is: Mr. Young Under the direction of Mr. Young, the boys turn out some very beautiful projects. This experience is very helpful to the stu- dents in the future. i SEN ICR The advisor of the Senior High home economics is: Mrs. Boleratz It has been said that the home is the backbone of the nation. Making a happy home is the wish of every girl. Here the girls learn to cook, sew, practice etiquette, child care, the fundamentals of good diet, food value and preparation. All of these are important in making a happy home. With the expert guidance of Mrs. Boleratz, the girls become efficient and wise economists. The F.H.A. is an organization that develops the knowledge of the students in the field of home economics. l 1 26 HO E-EC. 4 JU 1oR HO EEC. The advisor of the Junior High home economics is: Mrs. Wagner Under the guidance of Mrs. Wagner, the girls start their education early in home economics. They also have an opportunity to join the Junior F.H.A. which serves the same purpose as the Senior F.H.A. EHUMEMAK WVR EPS AMERICA QUR JQANN JoAnn Williams, a sweet senior, brought fame and fortune to Wattsburg when her delicious cherry pies were not only voted best in our school, county, and state, but of all fifty states. As National Champion, JoAnn toured with Mrs. Boleratz, our fine Home Economics advisor, to New York City where JoAnn appeared on the Dave Garroway Show and then to Washington where JoAnn presented President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower with one of her pies. On returning to Erie, met at the airport by the cheering Senior class and with victory music from the band, JoAnn cried with joy. We are all very proud of OUR JOANN. JoAnn, congratulations again. 28 NATIONAL CHAMP DRIVERS TRAINING A11 ready to go! QA. Af lgfil' V X Z Y sfafQM.ZQge.-A, -tl .X ... ft nr , iw jlsit 'N' Going on a vacation? Learning to drive may not be considered the most important course by the school office, but to an impatient sophomore waiting for his six- teenth birthday, it's very important. One must learn to respect the rrhts of others and to be- come a careful and courteous driver. Not only learning how to drive, but how not to drive carelessly is important. And that's the battery. Boy, is he growing! How are you set for aches and pains? If this seems to be your problem, Mrs. Bisbee is the one to see. As our school nurse, she has her hands full of everything from sprained ankles to a severe headache. when you have a test to take. She is efficient and well liked by all the students. Pretty bad, huh? 31 fin s URSES OFFICE STUDE T COUNCIL Pres. Jerry Bliley confers with advisor, Mr. Brannon. Officers are : Pres ..... V. Pres. . . Sec. . . . Treas. . . . . . I. Bliley . .. D. Frazee . . . C. Rose . . . D. Riddle Members of the Student Council THE COUNCIL'S CHOICE IS THE STUDENT'S VOICE The Student Council is the governing body of the Wattsburg students. Its main goal is to bring about a better understanding between the faculty and students. This year, under the careful guidance of Mr. Brannon, the council planned many successful events, with the hope that we would be able to bring a foreign exchange student to our school. This would be a decided achievement to add to the long list of their accomplishments. 32 SERVICE PERSONNEL CAFETERIA WORKERS Mildred Cross Marjorie Blore Zelda Steele Lucille Phillips Ruth Belding To whom do we attribute our delicious meals? A MAN WORKS FROM DUSK TIL DAWN BUT WOMEN'S WORK IS NEVER DONE. Mr. Allison Kent Mr. Ray Bemis 33 34 l if af f if.. -i,: ECE fr. - '1 QS, .F lie . , V A igzi E z 55 Wu s 1 s 2 PL gm : 2 .s::' f . Q E5 1 E 5 , ! 'ff 'fs' 1: Ifi s z f ' N I Qi? QQ l ' 5 I 3 li Q' :Si O ra, is- :sf Q.. A. New 1- if - ' X L WBSTI calling birtis. 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'1, -.Q its .ev-ss., - .- fuuillllliil'Nf'x K SEN IORS BARBARA JEAN APPLEBEE Commercial Barb Dance 1,2,3,4 Library 2,3,4 Newspaper 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 FHA 1 Cheerleader sub 1 Chorus 1 . . . happy-go-lucky. BLANCHE L. BALLEW General Blanche Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Photography 1 FHA 3 Dance 4 . . . sweet 85 shy. GERALDINE A. BEEMAN General 'Gerry Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Photography 1 FHA 3 Dance 4 . . . friendly gal who likes to play piano. BONNIE ELLEN BELDING General Bonnie Girls' Basketball 1 Tumbling 2 Dance 1,2, 3,4 Student Patrol 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dra- matics 4 Library 4 College 3 . . . full of fun 85 always laughing. JUDITH ANN BEMIS General Judy FHA 1,3,4 . . . very conscientious gal . . . sweet as can be. RICHARD L. BEMIS Vocational Dick FFA 1,2,3,4 Dance 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 . . . neat appearance . . . always with Jo. WILLIAM CHARLES BENDER General Bil1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Dance 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,4 Hi-Y 1 FFA 3,4 Library 2,s,4 Ring Committee 3 . . . diminutive master of the basketball court. THOMAS AUGUST BERNATT General 'Tom Dance 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Projectionist 2,3,4 . . . bundle of dynamite on the base- ball diamond. 38 SEN IORS GARY BISBEE General Gary FFA l,2,3,4 Chorus 1,3,4 . . . one of our future farmers. CAROL ROSE BLILEY Commercial Carol Band 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1 FHA 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Newspaper 4 . . . neat 8: nice . . . plays trombone. JERRY WILLIAM PAUL BLILEY Academic Bomber Student Council President 4 Vice President 3 Class Pres. 2 V. Pres 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Dance 1,2,4 Hi-Y 1 Prom Committee 3 UN Representative 2,3,4 . . . fiery leader and enthusiastic Student Council President. ALYCE STORM BROWN General Alyce Photography 1 Arts 85 Crafts 4 . . . neat 8a sweet. SANDRA LOUISE CANFIELD Commercial Sandy Twirling 1,3,4 Dance 1,2,3,4 Library 3,4 Tri-Hi.-Y 1,4 Newspaper 4 . . . will makea sweet secretary. JOHN GEORGE COONEY General Jack Baseball 1,2,4 Basketball 1 Wrestling 3 Dance 1,2,3,4 Tumbling 2 Class Play 3 Stage Crew 4 . . . a real riot . . . likes Hot Rods. CAROL ANN DAVIS Academic Carol Tri-Hi-Y 1 Dramatics 1 Dance 4 FHA 1,2, 3,4 . . . very sincere . . . studies hard. JUDITI-I E. DAVIS General Judy Tri-Hi-Y 1 FHA 1,2,3,4 Dance 4 Chorus 1 . . . sweet 8: friendly to everyone. 39 SEN IORS Academic Henry Dance 1,2 Science 3,4 College 3 Intra- murals 4 Stage Crew 4 . . . Takes life as it comes. MARILYN JANICE DuMARS General Ming TrifHi-Y 1,2,3 V. Pres. 2,3 Dance 1,2,3,4 Treas. 2 Class Play 3,4 Cheerleader 1 sub 2,3 Student Council 2,4 Newspaper 4 Class Secretary 1 Prom Committee 3 Class Re- porter 2,3 Yearbook 4 . . . very lively per- sonality. RONALD M. EDWARDS Academic Bucky Class President 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Base- ball 1,3,4 College 3 Dance 1,2,4 Hi-Y 1,2 V. Pres. 2 . . . college bound. LINDA ELLSWORTH Vocational Linda Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Dance 4 . . . nice things come in small packages. CAROLYN ANN ESTES . General Ribs Dramatics 4 Dance 4 . . . riot . . . loves to cook. SHIRLEY JUNE FENNO General Shirley FHA 1,2,3,4 Dance 1,2,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Red Cross 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . seen with Bonnie, Alta, 8: Karen. MARIAN THREASE FREDRYCHOWSKI Commercial Fredie Twirling 3 Newspaper 4 FHA 3 Dramatics 4 . . . sweet 85 quiet. JAMES GAINES Academic Jim Student Council 4 Stage Crew 3,4 Projec- tionist 3,4 . . . good will :Ea friendly dispo- sition. 40 SEN IORS MICHAEL GIBBONS General Mike FFA 1,2,3,4 Dance 1,2,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . determination is his best asset. NORMA JEAN GROSS Commercial Norma Student Council Secretary 3 Editor of Newspaper 4 FHA 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Class Play 3,4 FFA Sweetheart 4 Dramatics 4 Arts 8: Crafts 2 Band 1 Chorus 1 Chorus Accompanist 3,4 . . . ambitious girl. JOHN WILLIAM HAIBACH Academic Weiner Dance 1,2,3,4 Library 1,2,4 Basketball 3,4 Tumbling 2,3,4 College 3 Prom Committee 3 Science 1,2 . . . his height proves his interest in outer space. MARCLA ANN HAWLEY Commercial g Marcia Band Majorette 3,4 Newspaper 4 Dramatics 4 Dance 4 . . . optomistic as can be. LAWRENCE D. HAYNES Academic Larry Yearbook Editor 4 Tumbling 1,2,3,4 Dance 1,2,3,4 College 3 Science 8a Math 1 Prom Committee 3 . . . nice guy . . . future en- gineer. RICHARD J. HORVATH General Rich Science 1 Dance 1,2,3,4 Tumbling 1,2 Baseball 1 . . . muscles! EVELYN E. HUFFAKER General Evie Dance 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2 FHA 3 . . . soft spoken. BETTY JOAN JOHNSON Commercial Joanie Cheerleader 1,2,3 Captain 2 Class Play 3,4 Twirling 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Dance 1,2,3,4 Ring Committee 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Prom Committee 3 Dramatics 4iNational Honor Society . . . very active. 41 SEN IORS RONALD V. JOHNSON General Ronnie Rifle 4 Dance 1,2 Projectionist 3,4 Sec. 4 Student Patrol President 1 . . . happy guy. THERESA MARY KASCHAK Commercial Theresa Dance 1,2,3 Newspaper 4 . . . hard working gal who 's always with Virginia. DONNA JEAN KING Commercial Kinks Dance 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Cheerleader sub 2 Class Play 3 Twirling 1,3,4 Student Council 2 Newspaper 4 Dramatics 4 . . . sweet little doll. JOSEPH ANTHONY KOWNACKI Ac adem ic Joe Dance 1,2 Intramurals 3,4 Science 2,3,4 lfrmectionists 3,4 College 3 . . . one of the mad scientists. HELEN LOUISE LANG Commercial Ling-Lang' Fl-IA 1 Dance 2,3,4 College 3,4 Library 2 Newspaper 4 . . . life of every party. MARILYN LIEBAU Commercial Marilyn Cheerleader 4 Dance 1,2,3,4 Twirling 3 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,4 College 3 Red Cross 4 Prom Committee 3 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 . . . crazy laugh . . . plans--success. JUDITH ANN LOHSE General C Fritz Dance 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 4 Twirling 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4 Prom Committee 3 College 3 Yearbook 4 . . . always willing to give a helping hand. PATRICIA A. LOUGHERY General Pat Band 4 Dance 3,4 Dramatics 4 Red Cross 2 . . . talkative gal. 42 SEN IGRS CAROL ANN MAJERIK General Carol Class Secretary 3,4 College 3 Arts 8a Crafts 1,2 Chorus 2 Assistant Newspaper Editor 4 Dance 4 . . . always with Helen . . . plans- nursing. GLORIA FAYE MASON Academic Gloria Dance 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 Tumbling 1,2 . . . friendly to all. BETTIE JEAN MATTESON Commercial Bettie Dance 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Newspaper 4 . . . always smiling 8a friendly. BETTY JANE MAYNARD Commercial Betty Twirling l,3,4 Dance 1,2,3,4 Red Cross V. Pres. 3 Newspaper 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . sweet 85 quiet. PATRICIA ELAINE McSTRAW General Patsy Tri-Hi-Y 1 Chorus l,2,3 Dance 1 Science 8a Math 2 Library 3,4 Red Cross 4 Class Play 3 . . . easygoing. BARBARA JOAN McWILLIAMS Commercial Barb Dance 1,2,3,4 Twirling l,3,4 Library 1,2, 3,4 Tri-I-Ii-Y 2 Cheerleader sub 2,3 News- paper 4 Dramatics 4 Prom Committee 3 . . . real hepster. FLOYD L. MOORE General Floyd Basketball 1 Intramurals 1 FFA 2 Football 4 Baseball 1 Rifle 4 Safety Patrol Club 1 . . . pleasant personality . . . athletically in- clined. ALTA RUTH MOTHERWELL General Alta Dance 1,2,3 Library 3,4 Red Cross 4 . . . will make a sweet homemaker. 43 SENICRS DAVE EDGAR MOTHERWELL General Dave FFA 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dance 2,3,4 . . . service bound. BEVERLY JEAN MYERS Commercial Bev Twirling 1 Dance 1,2 College 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Dramatics 4 Class Play 4 Newspaper 4 . . . lots of friends. RUTH NICHOLS Commercial Ruthie Library 2,3,4 FHA 1,3 Dance 1,2 Camera 1 Chorus 1,2,3 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 . . . nice smile. ROBERT J. OBLINSKI Vocational Bob Short, friendly boy with a speedy Ford. DANIEL D. ORTON General Dan Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Baseball 1,2,4 Student Council 3 Library 1,2,3 V. Pres. 3 Stage Crew 3,4 Dance 1,2,3,4 College 1,2,3 Prom Committee 3 . . . always ready with a helping hand. DAVID DENNIS O'SULLIVAN General Cuddles FFA 1 Art 1,2 Yearbook 4 Rifle 4 Wrestling Manager 4 . . . loads of fun! DORIS ADELINE PATALON Academic Doris Dance 1,2,3 Twirling 1 FHA 4 Chorus 1,2 College 3 Band 1 . . . bright student . . . nice to all. SANDRA PHILLIPS Vocational Sandy FHA 1,2,3 Library 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 . . . nice little homemaker. 44- SEN IORS General Doug FFA 1.2.3 Dance 3,4 . . . nice guy with a sharp Merc. CLIFFORD POST Vocational Cliff FFA 1,2,3,4 Reporter 4 Dance 1,4 Chorus 1,2 Wrestling 4 . . . great sense of humor. DAVID C. PROCTOR Academic Dave Wrestling 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Class Play 3,4 Dance 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Baskete ball 1 Rod 8a Gun 1 Library 4 College 2,3,4n Science 8a Math 1,2 Hi-Y 1 Tumbling 1 Prom Committee 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 . . . great wit. PATRICIA ANN PRZYBYLSKI Commercial Pat Dramatics 1,4 President 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Library 4 Newspaper 4 Class Reporter 3,4 . . . boys galore! KATHLEEN A. RHINEBERGER General Kathy Dance 1,2 Library 3,4 . . . sweet smile . . . always seen with Janet. DAVID J. RIDDLE Academic Dave Student Council Treasurer 4 Football 1,2 Wrestling 1,2 Latin 1,2 Treas. 2 Math 1,2,3 Boxing 2 Library 4 Dance 4 . . . studious . . . Jerry 's great friend. EDWARD G. ROEHRIG General Gram ps Science 8a Math 2 Dance 1,2 . . . class wou1dn't be the same without him. CAROL R. ROSE General Caro1 Student Council Secretary 4 Class President 1 Yearbook 4 Cheerleader 2,4 Dance 1,2 Twirling 1,3 National Honor Society 4 Class Play 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council Planning Committee 1 Newspaper 4 Ring Committee 3 . . . needs extra arm. 4-5 -.S-N. S R135 g X its V -. ,... , , ,..,. ,Q ff- N0 tfiwif . - 4 'S was eff ' 2 -HS x X X X Sie in SEN IORS DUANE C. ROSE Vocational Duane Wrestling 43 Class Treasurer 4g Class V. Pres. 33 FFA l,2,3,4g Dance 3,4g Intramurals 3,4g Prom Committee 3 . . . swell good- looking kid. VIRGINIA MARIE RUNSER Commercial Ginny National Honor Society 45 Red Cross 3 g Twirling 1g Dance 15 Student Council 3: Newspaper 4 . . . very studious . . . seen with Theresa. CLARENCE EDWARD RUPP . Academic Clarence Dance 1,4g Science l,2,3,4g V. Pres. 4g Library 2,3,4g College 3,45 Intramurals 4 . . . saves enthusiasm for things worth while. SAMUEL I. SAMOKAR General Sam Science 1,2,3p Band 4g Dance 1,25 Arts 8a Crafts l . . . great drummer. ESTHER JEANNE SAUNDERS General Esther Tri-Hi-Y 1,2g FHA 3,4g Dramatics 4 . . . pretty long hair . . . sweet girl. MARY LOUISE SAUNDERS General Louise Tri-Hi-Y 132: FHA 2,3,4g Chorus 1.3.4 . . . quiet . . . always with Gary. EDWARD I. SEIFERT Vocational Ed FFA 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 3 . . . quiet, nice guy . . , always with Duane 8: Tonto . PHILIP P. SHINKO Vocation al Chico Basketball 1,2,3g Class Vice President 2g FFA 3,4g Ring Committee . . . tall 8a nice. 46 SEN IORS JAMES E. SINN Academic Big Jim Wrestling 3,43 Class Play 3,45 Library 1,2, 3,45 Science 85 Math 15 College 35 Student Patrol 15 Dance 1 . . . likes wrestling . . . future minister. JANET E. SPENCER General Janet Dance 1,25 Library 3,45 Class Play 3 . . . happy gal who's always with Kathy. ROGER L. TANNER Academic Roger National Honor Society 45 Class Play 3,45 Science 8: Math 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Library 1,45 College 35 Orchestra 15 Yearbook 45 UN 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2 . . . excellent achievement in scholastic work. LOIS DIANE THEURET General Lo Class V. Pres, 45 Treas. 35 Class Play 45 Student Council 25 Prom Committee 35 Twirling 2,3,45 Crafts 1,25 College 35 Yearbook 45 Dance 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Library 45 Cheerleader sub . . . great artist. DARYL THORNTON General Dary1 Basketball 1,2,35 Tumbling 1,2,3,45 Wres- tling 45 Dance 1,2,45 Student Patrol 15 Class Play 3,45 Projectionist 3,45 Pres. 4 . . . enjoys POD. JOHN S. TOMCHO General Tonto FFA 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Dance 1,2,35 Tumbling 1,2 . . . nice guy who's always at the games. ELLA LOUISE TURNER Commercial Ella Photography 15 FHA 15 Pep Club 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,35 Dramatics 45 Chorus 15 Newspaper 4 . . . pretty long hair. CAROL LYNN WEBER Academic C aro1 Chorus 1,2,35 FHA 2,3,45 Science 8: Math 15 Dance 1,25Twi1'1ir1g 15 UN 3,4 , . . friendly college-bound gal. 47 JO ANN WILLIAMS General Jo FHA 1,2,3,4g Dance 13 Chorus 1,2,3p Twirling lg Class Treasurer 2 . . . great seamstress . . . quick to smile. JOAN KAREN WYMAN Commercial Joan FHA 1,2,3g Class Play 3g Tri-Hi-Y 23 Li- brary 4g Chorus lg Newspaper 4 . . . always busy in the library. LARRY DWIGHT YOST General Larry Wrestling 2,3,4g Tumbling 1,2,3,4g Dance 1,2g Intramurals 2,3,4g Rifle 4 . . . good wrestler . . . nice guy. WILMER G. YOST General Buzz Class Play 3g Baseball lg Class Pres. 3: Tumbling 1.2,3,4g Dance 1,2.3,4g Wrestling 3: Science 8: Math 2g Projectionist 2 . . . crazy, talkative guy. DONALD YOSTEN Vocational Don Class President 3: FFA 1,2,3,4g Treas. 2.3: Pres. 45 County Sec. 45 Chorus 1,25 Wres- tling 3,4g Class Play 3,4g Dance 2,3p Year- book 4 . . . jovial guy! MARY E. ZIMMER General Mary Tri-Hi-Y 1g Dance 1,2g Library 3.4 . . . last, but not least. 48 4 W Mllidllkiil EILEEN RUTH BARTELS 1942-1958 Member of Wattsburg High Who 4 l Joined Au Activities With Dignity D ff' - ,sagging And Poise. M7 elm?- ,elggfp Q 531 O4 45' 9 :ggi . 3' ' J 0 .Vig+'f' '12 r ' 74 f 5'3W:i1f 7 -2 W' - if xi 1 x fl r. ' 4 Qyqiifful la 1 ' f 3' ', if ii V' Q L WILLIAM LYN WYMAN A , 1941-1956 1 wh i N, Member Of Wattsburg High Who 75 . I I f 'WR Joined A11 Activities And Served His ' ' i i'l9,',1rf' i' 5 Communit with Honor. ui r Y 1 ' f' WN fn, I MP- ,- W l ff,lh'f'f5iv'l Ill' I A- 'I 4 iw Ml G V WH ,j5gjIHI'f'f'1 wi' li my 'ms N X QNX 'HIL-,Il JA f -- 1- fi !fii..5,'l2g 3 9- -R 3 'bg u '1' Q lgx S. , e 1-.i RSL fi,-fi. - A gfw i .. N xl R L 5 L- A L 2 I K- 5 L, 1 I 50 ww mm:-. ., n-Www. mm nw V mm . ..-mf .x ...max .11 mm mm,m,m-.a am., xx- M 4. ax ,s ' ,p?' :EE , , 5 if 5 H i 55 1 5 S 4 I E S 3 as .Qs 5 S i 11:-z.: :-...Q r E , X 1 1 , 1 EE , llnior Sharon Gibbons Bill Gross Audrey Karotka Carol Baker Audrey Allen Nancy Anderson Audrey Applebee Dan Applebee Ronnie Applebee Don Barney Al Bennett Dawn Berg Ralph Bernsley Richard Blore Karen Bisbee Ann Blystone Mary Boland Donna Bush Stanley Chawitek Harold Chipman Debbie Ciroli Barbara Combs Mary Crosby Paulette Cywinski Sandee Duda Tom Duda Gordon Ebert Ruth Ann Feltenberger Jim Ferriek Gwen Filipkowski Jacquelyn Filipkowski Judy Folmer Dianne Frazee Diane Fredrychowski David Gallagher . Bonnie George Diane George Elizabeth Gibbens Jeanie Graham Patti Griffin Mildred Halm Barbara Hanes Larry Hartman Mary Herrmann Kathleen Hinkler Gladys Johnson JU 1011 CLASS President V. President Treasurer Secretary 52 J Mildred Johnson Marion Kent Mary Ann Kieklak Audrey Kimmy Verla Kimmy James King Fred Kinsinger Viola Konen Karen Kosnik Shirley Lazar Verneda Little Audrey Longstreet George Lorman Bette Lyons Duane McWilliams Harry Massing Marilyn Matteson Marilyn May Sandy Michel Bill Nietupski Jim Nachman Marjorie Oblinski Janet O'Sul1ivan Tim Parmenter John Pencille Nancy Perley Marlene Phillips Tom Phillips Ed Post Barbara Proctor Carol Robasky Barbara Rogers Merlin Sanden Sam Shinko Walter Sieklucki Kathryn Silvis Gloria Sinn Inga Smith Roman Stadler Ruth Stevenson Floyd Thompson John Thompson Bev Victory Leonard Vogel Charles Wagener Dolores Wagener Ruth Waite Ken Will I Sopho ores SOPHOMORE CLASS Nancy Nieptuski Pat Symkowski Gary Bilski John Riddle Robina Alighambaugh Gilbert Allen Bonnie Barber Norma Beebe Joan Bernsley Patty Bessetti Frank Brown Virgil Brown Lynn Brum agin J im Bucklin James Burlingham Raymond Burkell Maxine Bush Kathleen Chapman Gerry Clute Curtis Coburn Carol Coder Tim Cooney Cheryl Danielson Fred Davids Betty Jean Davis Delbert Davis Betty Mae Ellsworth Laura Ellsworth Wanda Estes Martha Folmer Audrey Frey Ann Fuller Caroline Gallagher Marilyn Gorka Richard Graham Dick Gross Judy Hartner Carol Heberlein Marie Herman Carol Horn President V. President Secretary Treasurer 56 Kathlene Hubbell Amy Johnson Bill Kieklak Richard Kirik Stan Koriorek Thad Krystek Karen Lamb Dale Massing Norma May Carla Mientkiewicz Dick Moody Jerry Myers Dan Newcomer Robert Orton Don O'Sul1ivan Dave Packo Tom Parmenter Dennis Peterson Wave Phillips Lois Raybuck Ruth Robinson Mary Runser Connie Rupp Jerry Sayban Jerry Schultz William Schultz Barbara Senita Patty Sexauer John Sonney John Spencer Shirley Stafford Betty Jo Stetson Roger Stevenson Paul Stover Linda Taylor William Todd Fred Truesdail Paul Turley Darlene Turner Mike Twarowski Dorothy Victorski Shirley Wargo Robert Wagner Dawn Watson Kathleen White Sharon Wilkinson David Wyman Robert Yale Elaine Zaborowski DANCE CLUBS x A ' A A. .. - - 'K Officers are as follows: President John Riddle Sec.-Treasurer A1 Bennett The Jr.-Sr. Dance Clubs promote self-confidence and act as a diversion from the routine of the school week. Due to the co-operation of the members and the instructions of their advisor, Mr. Perkins, many students learn new and exciting dance steps. JUNIOR HIGH A Q A - - 4 Officers are as follows: President Barbara Craddick Sec. -Treasurer Connie Phillips 58 Fre hmen Janice Little Chris Van Epps Menta Turner Charles Tanner Thomas Allen Jeff Baker Pearl Bessetti Dale Biletnikoff Jerry Bilski Barbara Brown Gordon Brumagin June Brumagin Ronald Bukoski Allan Carey Gilbert Carey Terry Combs V Howard Copen Donna Crays Bertha Curtis Thomas Curtis Dianne Deaver Gary Dillon Walter Dippold Paul Dombrowski Ronald Eaglestone Terry Ebert Roger Estes Leon Fenno Patrick Fifer Darlene Fosburgh Judy Francis Donna Frey Judith Geer Mary Lou Gibbens Roy sugar Pat Good q Lee Green Joann Hartner Patricia Haskins Carolyn Hayes Charles Herman Diana Johnson Eva Johnson James Johnston George Karlock Kathleen Kaschak FRESH il 1 , V, President V. President Secretary Treasurer 60 Donald Kent Fred Kerecman Gloria Kieklak Dianna Kimmy John Klimek Karen Klus Alan Knapp Curtis Lang Richard Langin Diane Liebau Carl Little Gail Lorman Calvin Maines Larry McWilliams Jim Miller Dale Munsee Charlotte Myers Kenneth Nichols Ilene Pencille William Pencille Carl Peterson Pete Phillips Ken Plymire Sandy Riggs Ronnie Rose Dale Rosenthal Dianne Rupp Daniel Schlaak Karen Schweitzer Linda Semrau Carolyn Sharrer Becky Sharrer Ronald Sherwood Lawrence Skinner Donald Smith Fred Stadler Dave Tanner Robkert Teed Roseanna Thornton Elaine Todd Duane Turner J arnes Turner Janet Turner Patty Victory Ronald Waite Mazie Wallace Roger Webb Robert Weber Lynette Wheeler Eleanore Will Ted Wolozanski Thad Wynkoop Basil Yurchak Becky Zeigler Dolores Zaborowski 5 . k . I RED CROSS Officers are: President: R. Tanner V. President: C. Rupp Secretary-Treasurer: J. Kownacki Advisor: Mr. Allen Officers are: President: P. Cywinski Treasurer: T. Ebert Advisor: Miss Davis SCIENCE CLUB 62 fades EIGHTH GRADE T m.K '?a'?k' Comme Ph1l11PS Jim Glaspell Q - hs... 'f '1 President V. President Secretary Treasure Gary Applebee Bill Barney Alvin Battaglia Ronald Beeman Bill Bertges Frank Bobbins Barbara Boland Jerry Brace Jack Bucklin Susan Burdick Ronald Conant Lynn Cotton Barbara Craddick Regina Dancho David Devine Carol Dolan Laura Douglas Teddy Duda Doris Ester Billy Fannin David Fenno Kenneth Ferrick Arthur Fuller Jean Fuller Sue Fuller Tom Galkowski Lee Gee Georgia Gibbens Patty Gregor Lorraine Gross Jerry Hall Dorothy Hanes Forrest Hawley Gene Henderson Edwin Henry Thomas Henry Jean Hutchison Juanita J ant Don Johnston Elaine Jones Glenn Kennedy James Kinny 64 Christine Kimmy Nora Kress Dennis Lamb Vonda Luniewski John Matteson Robert Matteson Charles Maynard Floyd McClelland Nancy McClelland Wanda McWilliams Doug Miller Mary Newcomer Judy Niles Barbara Olson Gwen Orr Noreen Orton Don Papesch Mary Patalon Almon Peterson Diane Peterson Mary Pierce Paul Popka Albert Post Luanne Post Jean Riggs Arthur Roberts Diek Robinson Robert Rosenberg , Gary Sanden Esther Schlaak James Shearer Elsie Smith Robert Smith I ack Stafford Rosella Stevenson Joseph Stubenhoffer Ted Thomas Leroy Tillman Ronald Tomcho Glenn 'Trimble Barry Turley Dennis Victor Donna Vogt Evelyn Vogt Gerald Waite Thelma Waite Dan Waldemarson Roger Watkins Terry Watson Judy Will Nancy Williams Marilyn Willison Diane Wyman Shelia Yost Carol Yuchak Patty Zimmer Jacqueline Allen John Allen Laurel Baker Loretta Balog David Bartholemew Larry Barton Gerald Beeman Rosemary Bertges Gary Bessetti Larry Bilski James Burch Rhonda Burger Harold Burlinghaml Milo Capron Joyce Coburn Gene Combs Linda Commeau Dolores Confer James Conyngham Patty Crawford Barbara Crays Patrick Curtis Irene Dombrowski Bernard Duda David Dernar Paula Eisman Jacqueline Estes Linda Estes Leroy Fladry Harriet Folmer John Francis Bruce Frazee James Galkowski James Gibbens Willard Gibbons Leo Gladitz William Green Cynthia Gulcznski Ray Harrison Nancy Harwood Sandra Hartman Sharon Haynes Sheena Heeter Arthur Hodas Donna Hom Jean Horvath James Hutchison Caroline Johnson Jean Johnson Judy Johnson Jim Jones Brian Kennedy David Kent Nancy Kent Carol King Carol Kinsinger Mary Ann Kischel William Klick Lorraine Klimek Danny Kocher Karen Lang Kathleen List Wayne Longstreet SEVE 'TH GRADE 66 Cynthia Luniewski Helen Mack Bruce Maines Susan May Daniel McClelland Eleanor McIntyre Raymond McWilliams Sandra Miles David Mong John Motherwell George Nichols June Orton Rose Orton Terry Ottaway Janet Packo Jean Packo George Palmer Gaylord Parkhurst Dave Peterson Dennis Peterson Jerry Phillips Phyllis Pritchard Joseph Prrybylski Susan Raybuck Darlene Rose Bemice Schweitzer Bonnie Sharrer Ben Sharrow Billy Sheldon John Sinn Gene Smith Janet Smith Linda Snook Lee Snyder Nancy Snyder Reid Spencer Richard Spencer Linda Steadman Cynthia Steiner Linda Stuntz Jeanette Stutzman Dana Thompson David Thompson Ted Thompson Encil Turner Nancy Tumer Sue Turner Paul Victory Sharon Ward Sheldon Watkins David Weber Gerry Weber Linda Weed John Weidle Darlene Wolfe Albert Wood Clarence Yale Carl Zaborowski Stan Zaborowski SENIOR J-L . 3.31 j ,, xg- . -,'-IK. - , bf .'.f:i- x -A, .Q Q HS'ffff1.a5Q112WC9 ,. sl n',.5 .tg 1 , a . . .-,fu J- ,b,.,.1, ,. , .. ' M550 ...- :J 'Vi ' : Qiv -1 .-. ,.gLyF.-is :Pk t. effff U w s . AK... Best A11 Around, - sf, . -.A-1-. KZ., . ,..- I 'NT ' .f'-3, .'-ef 1 -- .. ist.-.jj . .-was V, 4 .Z . .v-,..?gxQ:r-. ww.- f5W:1'55P'+l Q' 2- K -' vt - H- 7 v H. '- W 'ff-2545 'r7:'-E- - '.' E- , ,wa wi-KN .. . if -ap,Y::- ,- 'QI' ., s- .. ' - Lx.'Z'f'- Z'- :fp-,gv ,iq f ,H x ...Q , - K .i, - -' - Judfand Dan, U 'A W Q H -' D'resSEd'6 V5 Q Bev. and 'Dqanei '13 o Shortest and Johri . ' 1 A H NY' , ' ' V-RQ f fx- A 2 51 est Dancers if X aryl and Dave .'.::, T ' - I kk: ' ' ul 7 Q . . 'ff' E::4Mosyj1i1ge1y5 ' f . 555:33:15qrp-L':andf.gqgEgg-.Q' ' 1,--.f1.,! 1 - Pr'3Hi1EkfSfx'1iiE'. 1 Q . if .b . '. H wif , A . .- . - . , J' A uw . .. o M . . ., ji ,MSW 5: .rw-aww,,,f f 5 : M. 9 ' .A Biggept Flirts . Loig and Jack Z .-. .. -vga 1 n ' ig!-Z n ...q .. ggjgggw b ggi ,.:: i X 4 K .5 f ' 395' S W PERSO ALITIES -.7 Mos-t Courteqlrsq ' AJoArm and,Dic1gl V. O , e I 0 I Q . 42. Best Persdnalitiesl . E1Ia and Larry Quietest .Evelyn and Bobx K E' '., j . Q T ' U0 V - f .. 3?'4FFf'3'iQU?C 4 -' ,r , .u, , - s 1 .relrtljesf H iir 0 1 0 , ,arol and Bill 1'-K w'-' . ,L . 0 ,X , .J .x MosgPQp'u12r i . Ioag-anwdhjbrry ' Cixtest Talkers ' plggest Gum Chew? HatQ Larry and Jack Bev QUd.R0Uflie YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Rose, L. Theuret, L. Haynes. J. Johnson, R. Tanner. SECOND ROW: Mr Charles, D. Yosten, R. Edwards, D. Thornton, Mr. Picard. This year the yearbook staff was fortun- ate in having Larry as editor, only through his help coupled with advice from our ad- visor, Mr. Picard, was it possible to publish our book. Dan Orton, as manager of the Business Staff was instrumental in providing enough funds and with the help of his assistant Ronnie Edwards, they were able to please their advisor, Mr. Charles, with their truly efficient work. BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Asst. Bus. Mgr. R. Edwards, Bus Advisor, Mr. Charles, Bus. Mgr. D. Orton. 70 Athl tios FOCTB LL EE Wattsburg 's football squad for 1959. Although, they lacked experience at the start, these boys made a real showing. Wattsburg Area High School again has a football team under Coaches Robeson, Diffenbacher, and Young. The team has attempted to gain the experience necessary for a good varsity team next year by playing a J. V. schedule this year. Assistant Coach Mr. Young Coach Robeson talks it over with the officials before the game. 72 Assistant Coach Mr. Diffenbacher n The high point of the bonfire rally the night before the game with Corry, the smashing of the old car bought and painted by the Student Council. Ed Post Harry Massing Pos. H, B. Pos. Center 73 Quarterback, Dave Olson f22J running around left end behind interference by Ed Post 1261 for a good gain in the game at Corry, J. V. BASKETBALL The I. V. boys, under the coaching of Mr. Robeson, and the Junior High boys, under the coaching of Mr. Allen, are the future varsity stars of the next couple of years. JU 1011 HIGH BA KETBALL 74 THE BIG FIVE Bill Bender Ronnie Edwards Dan Orton Dave Olson Tim Parmenter 75 Members of the Vars ITY BASKET BASEBALL 76 ity Basketball Te WRESTLI Wrestling is a sport displaying individual strength and skill in which excellent physical conditioning and experience are essential. Wrestling at Wattsburg Area High, under the fine coaching of Mr. Haney, is gradually growing in popularity. 77 TU BLI G TEA Left : Head stands by the group. Right: Walking on the hands by four of the better tumblers . 78 TWI RLE RS The twirlers, led by Joan Johnson, provided entertainment at the half in football and basketball games . V . CHEERLEADERS 79 Carol Rose Cap. Audrey Karotka Judy Lohse The job of the cheerleaders is to increase school spirit and en- thusiasm among the students of this school. The varsity cheerleaders are doing that and more for they are truly representing the school in a very favorable way at all times. Carol Robasky Sandra Duda Mary Ann Kieklak Marilyn Liebau Nancy Perley 80 if is as gs!! 5 s gi? W s , f S MQ Ei E i 5 E Q Y - 5 Z E , UI i E E ef iff F5 5, W wi wg 'N 1 ggi,- 5115 ' 0 0 0 f Atlvltle SENIOR PLAY THE CAST Jenni Desmond. . . Jodie Armstrong . . Mollie Farrell ..... Lucy Lee Saunders . . . Tom Jackson ...... Bruce Bartlett . . . Harry Ames ...... Randolph Fitzhugh . . . DIRECTOR ........ STUDENT DIRECTOR . . Announcer ........ CAST OF '59 . . I. Johnson . L. Theuret . . . C. Rose P. Przybylski . . . D. Proctor . . R. Tanner . . D. Yosten . . . . J. Sinn . Mr. Hewitt . . . B. Myers . . . J. Bliley HOW ABOUT A DATE? w , l HOLD ME TIGHTER1 WE 'RE ENGAGED? TEACH US HOW, BIG DADDY. HANKY PANKY! WORKING HARD? 83 5 GREAT CEASARS' GHOST STRANGE HAPPENINGS! Phineas ..... Helen Maxwell Tommy Tucker Aunt Polly . . . Mrs. Maxwell . Phoebe ..... Dick . . Hattie . . Deborah . . . Esther . . . Mahjah . . . The Ghost . . CAST ....- . -- .. Q. .. Dave Proctor Becky Bayle Jim Sinn Jeanie King Marilyn DuMars Norma Gross Jack Cooney Pat McStraw Janet Spencer Joan Johnson Don Yosten Daryl Thornton EVERYONE IS CONFUSED! DRAMATICS CL B The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to acquaint students with acting and stage procedure. They made their exciting debut with their performance of The Bar H Ranch Finds Christmas. Many students find self-confidence and learn to speak more freely in front of an audience. Their director, Mr. Hewitt, says they will never forget the things they will learn in Dramatics Club. CAST 85 RIFLE CLUB A .. L A - Mr. S1mpson -- Advxsor M1ke G1bbons -- Presxden GREEN THUMB CLUB Mr. Troyer -- Advisor 86 SEN ICR TRI-HI-Y JUNIOR TRI-H1-Y 87 PROJECTIONISTS Officers are: President D. Thornton V. Pres. T. Bernatt Sec.-Treasurer R. Johnson Advisorg Mr. Ferringer ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB 88 Advert in Congratulations Sn Best Wishes To Class of 60 NATIONAL BANK of UNION CITY Your School Savings Bank Wattsburg 8a Union City Q ll .-JX, r' H. 3 I' gi' 1 fix 1 ll' J E w g - n . fi 1 5 . afar.: e.!v'fff When You Have Learned to Drive Your Auto Safely sms nN5UEXBfZEithexcHAuGe LeBOEUF FEEDS Waterford Pa. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Emory E. Clough, Owner Union City Pa. Patrons JOHN LOREI THE FLOWER SHOP FROZEN FOOD CENTER BREON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE LEE CALKUS GALLUP 8: TEN HAKIN COMPANY PATRICKS BEAUTY SALON BENJAMIN ELECTRIC PLUBELL HARDWARE COMPANY SAM J. SEC-GI Patrons RUTH L. MCCLELLAND ANDREW JAGTA MR. 8: MRS. NICHOLAS D. RUNSER DONALD ROSE MR. 8: MRS. JOS. NAUGLE MR. 8: MRS. MIKE KASCHAK, JR. MR. 8: MRS. LEO J. WEBER JOHN SHINKO CHARLES BENDER TRASK'S Now 2 Modern Stores to Serve all Erieland MULLENS' Coal 8: Building Supplies Phone 338 or 52 State at Ninth West Erie Plaza Union City Pa. BENNY 'S Compliments of Cleaners and Tailors COONEY 'S TEXACO 19 Vine Street Phone SA 5-4162 Lowville Pa. North East Pa. Complete Car Service THE HOLLY SHOP ll West Main St. Phone SA 5-3604 North East Pa. Compliments of STEADMAN'S GROCERY STORE Wattsburg Rd. Erie Pa NASH OFFICE SUPPLY Competent Tax FOSTER 8: JOHNSON GARAGE General Auto Repairing Consulting Service Welding School Supplies Atlantic Products 44 E.Main St. Ph. SA 5-4095 Route 8 Lowville, Pa North East Pa.. BREEZE PUBLISHING CO. , INC. 35-39 South Lake St. North East Pa. Phones: North East: SA 5-3713 Erie: TW 9-5077 J. F. BRITTAIN, INC. ll2 Mile South of New Freeway on Rte. 19 R. D. 1644 Erie, Pa GLENN'S CLOTHING STORE 7 South Main Street Compliments of DAVIS AUTO BODY 16 Grahamville St. Union City Pa. North East Pa. MACKAY -SWIFT , INC. Compliments Dodge--Dodge Dart--Dodge Trucks of , Sales 8: Service DOOLITTLE'S MARKET 24 Vine St. Phone SA 5-4208 North East Pa. Waterford Pa WASHINGT ON CLEANERS 3 Hr. Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundry Erie 2225 State Street Pa. RYAN HARDWARE For All Your Hardware Needs Phone 4311 Waterford Pa SCHRIMPER FEED 8: FUEL 5253 Schrimper Rd. Phone UN 6-2911 Erie Pa. GIFFORD 'S NURSERY Evergreens--Seedlings 8: Shrubs Phone 521 Wattsburg Main Street Pa. NICKEL PLATE MILLS, INC. 1901 Parade St. Phone GL 4-7880 or GL 2-3415 Erie Pa SEALTEST FOODS 21st and State Erie Pa. GRICE .IEWELERS HOME INSULATION at AWNING CO. 1929 Parade Street Corry Pa. Phone GL 2-2677 Erie Pa. Compliments AKAM'S GENERAL STORE Of Groceries 8: Hardware QUALITY MARKETS Vint 8: Almeda Akam, Props. Phone 75 I Union City Pa- Wattsburg Pa. Compliments of GEORGE WALFORD KENDALL GAS 8: OIL For Delivery Phone 227 Union City Pa. O'CONNORS GULF SERVICE Success to the Class L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ' Attleboro Massachusetts .Iewe1ry's Finest Craftsmen CLASS RINGS and PINS Club and Hospital Insignia Medals--Trophies--Plaques Commencement Invitations--Diplomas of '60 Representative: Wa-ttsburg Pa' Robert T. Turnbull Phmie 2-61 Lakewood 22 Waldemer Way NewYork CORRY SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 25 North Center St. Corry Pa. CURRENT RATE DIVIDEND 3 1X2 '70 PER ANNUM LESLIE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Farms, Homes, Businesses Northwestern Pa. Farm Specialists James R. Leslie, Broker Office Ph. 685 Res. Ph. 232 104 Main St. Wattsburg, Pa. Merle Dodd, Salesman Ph. 29099 Corry Compliments C0mP1ime1'1t5 of of Wm' cmzeng NATloNAn. BANK To OF CORRY BUILD A REAL ESTATE BUY P of Kose vmsrv gmac ' HARDWARE YAPLES umm' my 4026 Pine Ave. Phone 51 84 Z Waterford, Pa.. Compliments Congratulations to the of Class of 60 Noam Mgr DAIRY co. 5rAfroRo'5 GROCERY Groceries Meats 80 Grahamville St. Frozen Foods Phone SA 5-3601 Phone 95 North East Pa. Wattsburg Pa.. Compliments Complimentsto of the Class of l960 Phone 595 Wattsburg Pa. Wattsburg Pa. CORRY PHARMACY 25 Center St. NORTH EAST CO-OP. G. L. F. SERVICE, INC. Corry Pa. Nancy 8: Romeo Rey Pharmacists Box 206 fPrescription Pharmacists, North East Pa. COLT STATION SERVICE Pa. Inspection Station 1695966 Phone SA 5-7412 R. D. 1943 North East TAYLOR 'S JEWELRY Elgin Watches Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton Watches 21 Spring St. 18 N. Main St. Corry, Pa. Union City, Pa. Success to the Class of 60 D. C. Cushman JEWELER 10 S. Lake St. North East Pa- PAUL GREGOR, JR. 10 Market St. Union City Pa. MCLEANIS GROCERY 22 E. Main St. Harold 8: Little Sack--Owners Phone SA 5-4005 North East I Pa. LOHSE GARAGE Jim Lohse Owner General Auto Repairing Official Pa. Inspection St. 710 W. 29 St. Erie, Pa. Compliments of BURNS Keystone Service R. D. 1946 Pa. Rt. 8 FITCH'S MOBILE SERVICE Tires and Accessories Fruit 8: Produce S 8: H Green Stamps Erie UN 6-3381 Pa- Wattsburg Phone 322 Pa. CLUTE TRACTOR SALES Compliments of KOOMAN'S FURNITURE STORE Phone 85 - Clymer New York Wattsburg Pa. Phone EL 5-6622 SKAT OIL CO. LEGTERS BROS. MARKET ' ' Fresh 8: Smoked Meats High St. Phone EL 5-6333 Waterford Pa. Clymer New York AIRWAY SANITIZOR Sub Distributor Office l5 Vine St. A. Barrows, Mgr. Phone SA 5-9221 North East Pa. M. J. CORDIA GARAGE Chevrolet Sales Service Phone EL 5-6655 Clymer New York WAT TSBURG LUMBER COMPANY Minneapoli s Moline BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned Nationally Known Lumber Millwork 8: Building Supplies FRANK W. BARTELD 8: SONS Wattsburg Pa.. 246 N. Main St. Phone 245 Union City Pa. MARSH GLENN FUNERAL HOME Sales 8: Service Waterford, Pa.. Phone 2671 Surge Milkers Ambulance Service Union City Pa. Dari-Kool Bulk Milk Coolers Compliments NIKLAUS-BROS. of 10 East St. North East Pa.. l ERIE MORNING NEWS ERIE DAILY TIMES ERIE SUNDAY TIMES NEWS Your International Harvester Dealer Since 1932 Compliments of ul LANL cocA-coLA HULINGS FURNITURE w :'l::Ve , occasion: U 33N.M'nSt. ff Union City al Pa. M gl M Ll WATTSBURG HOTEL 6 L. L. Adams, Prop. WATERFORD G. L. F. Feed, Seed 8: Fertilizer Lime Spreader Service Phone 265 Phone 4723 Wattsburg Pa- Waterford Pa. Congratulations! Congratulations CONCORD PHARMACY Your Prescription Store REED FORD SALES Home of Russell Stover Candies Dial 5-3106 Clymer New York North East Pa- MARKS FUNERAL HOME John Marks, Funeral Director 24 Hours Emergency Ambulance Service Completely Air Conditioned Telephone SA 5-4511 65 South Lake St. North East Pa. CHESLEY 'S LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sales Every Monday At 1 P. M. Residence--SA 5-7102 Sales Barn--SA 5-7386 Mon. DELMAS CHESLEY 8: SONS Owners and Auctioneers We Buy and Sell Complete Sales-Service JOSEPH OTTO Feed Molasses Grain Grinding and Mixing 47 Wall St. Phone 5- 3907 North East Pa. For Your Health's Sake BURHENI-VS PHARMACY Corner 38th Street and Pine Avenue Phone GL 6-7762 Erie Pa. C om plim ents of THE J OHN F. KUHNS LUMBER CO., INC. MAJERIK'S SUPER MARKET Groceries 8: Meats Phone WAterford 5189 Erie Pa. R. D. 1592 Waterford, Pa. Compliments Compliments of of the PARIS CLEANERS BOSTON STORE 4025 'Pine Ave. 718 State Erie Pa. Erie Pa. COI1'1P1i1'Il6I1tS We Salute the Class of of 1960 LEISE'S SUNOCO SERVICE GRS, Oil, Accessories KEYSTONE CO-OPERATIVE GRAPE ASSOCIATION Junction of Rts. 89 8: 8 Telephone 215 LOWVi1le Pa. SAratoga 5-4584 North East MICHAELS' R EST AU RANT 21 E. Main St. North East,Pa. Breakfast 8: Dinner Served from 6 A. M. Till 10 P. M. CLYMER LUMBER COMPANY Anything in Lumber Builders Supplies Phone- -ELmwood 5-2242 Clymer New York 1 Best Wishes to the GEO. V. THOMAS Class of '60 Watchrnaker 8: Jeweler ANDERSON'S FURNITURE Official N,Y,C,R,R, Watch Inspector Appliances Rugs WattSbL1I'g, Pa- Wesleyville Pa THE JAY 8: DEE Prescription Store 2920 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville Congratulations! Clas s of '60 DUGGAN RIDER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Corner of 8th At State in Erie Pa. Under the Flashing Camera EVANS GROCERY and SINC LAIR SER VIC E STAT ION WALTER 'S .Meats Sold 8: Packaged for Horne Freezers Custom Slaughtering and Processing Plant Located 10 Mi. Post Phone UN 6-2498 Wattsburg Rd UN 6-5851 FORTY'S CLEANERS Compliments of Full Line of Tuxedo Rental for Proms and Marriages VENANGO MACHINE CO. 2914 Buffalo Rd. Wattscburg Pa. Wesleyville Pa. FLYE REXALL DRUGS 117 N. Center St. Corry Pa. CLYMER STAT E BANK A Complete Banking Service Do it by Mail Clymer New York BOGENSCHUTZ Home Furnishings Westinghouse Appliances Sales 8: Service J. A. HOLTZ GARAGE Distributor of Petroleum Products Home Delivery Portable Welding N01-th East Pa, 2.306 Norcross Road Erie, Pa. ALLENHURST Congratulations 409 Jamestovsm St. Class of 1960 Wattsburg Pa. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH EAST North East Pa. Sunday Dinners 1-6 P. M. Open Friday 1-7 P. M. By R e s e rvation Only Let Us Plan Your Parties for You A. Allen 8: M. Sanoy, Prop. KENNEDY BROS. United Service Station Body Shop-Welding Phone 325 Wattsburg Pa. GRISE FILM LIBRARY 105 E. 9th St. Erie, Pa. GL 2.-4465 Audio-Visual Equipment Sales 8: Service 'i fx