Williamson High School - Keystone Yearbook (Tioga, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1950 volume:

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WALTER. 4.5 Q Y SSG AQEQ3 51 BFF L N 5'?S:g.. ef-R 'uglglg 0oK il-Pi: i'!l2'g' ,f',f EEESES: V750 7 Q9 Faculty Advisors- Carolyn Walter Harriet Butler Editor in Chief - Jean Elliott XJ! f X Of Assistant Editor - Patricia Brennan Business Manager - Ray Manning Assistant Business Manager - James Literary Editor - Ilba Garrison Assistant Literary Editor - Louise Art Editor - Richard Hatfield Assistant Art Editor - Edwin Heck Sports Editor - Gerald Bryant Production Manager - Mary Dunham Photographer - John White Usvffsufawys X? m I, Allll 5 1 Griffin 1 I 1 .uri ' tin gy QFAQD gffsg 4'-gLt::9 -. 3 - in it 'FEE f 1' DG cams., B HRD Of EDUCHTION 'lf ,. lim Ag Stundfrvz Gordon Fefniygfr lqul Cuneo f Nvwqrd Pushes .sth Harrison Vlncert Andrvwr Foscoe Fevnolds Dunne Curyez MOY9Tt ligbpfv FFQG XeSs'fg Tevev' Johnson FOFQPT FTPIATQI1 ZBOPQTC1 5T 1C1f39Y Gurfiozz Czmvtf if its Wav Fve Vpq,p1y v4gAqvf Seateir Yrs. 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Beware mi'Q CQrnf+'Dne Cfiavss M0330 wftar ourseivns fo better our nNti K 1 X' vi' .V as X i X Q GX? i I fx N SENIOR HONORS RX X gf Patricia Brennan I ' X Mary Dunham Q Jean Elliott Lynn Erickson Ilba Garrison Ray Manning AWARDS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA John White - Gold Medal - 3rd in State Dairy Records FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Althea Murphy - 3rd in the North Penn Power Kitch AMERICAN 'LEGION ESSAY CONTEST Richard Hatfield - First prize Ilba Garrison - Second prize Louise Griffin - Third prize TWELVE THINGS TO REMEMBER Wx A X The value of time. .J I 4 The success or perseverance. 1' , The pleasure of working. The dignity of simplicity. X i The worth of character. , The power of kindness. N-L! The influence of example. The obligation of duty. The wisdom of economy. The virtue of patience. The improvement of talent. The Joy of originating. - Marshall Field en Planning Contest KSN It A if XJ 'Ts in Virrllehe Wement Melvin's chief interests in and teasing the airls. foined the Naval Reserve pects to be in active service after graduation. f L' F.F.A. 3,b gr l Sr. Play A Qzf' Tetrfcia Prennah Harm' - so nes a smile net plavlng 'Virge' has lots of per and vigor and fun is found wherever she is. She is an active participant in all sports Although her future is undecided, she is sure to succeed. Basketball 2 F.H.A. L Sr. Play L are farm- He has and ex- .7l4 7 VJ: ...F . 131 . . ,.,.-. 1 l ,Af Melvin Pooh Our Pat is gay and full of pep, At cheering she fs really hepg She does with a will whatever you ask, To her it won't te too hard a task Chorus l,?,3,L Triple Trio 3,L Cheerleader 3,A Jr. Play 3 Senior Flay l,L Cantata L Concert 3 - lucky 'Byrd' always for everyone. His Cor- is really enjoyed by - ell. We exrects to enter Mansfield , follege. Good Luck! l Baseball l,2,3,L Basketball 3,A Soccer L Fsnd l,2,3,L Orchestra 3,u Jr. ?lay 3 Sr. Play L y lie Q 1 I 1 e if 1 -- 4 A-'I . Gerald Drvant A Mary Dunham A girl with more patience could not easily be found. Her winning personality helps her to make many friends wherever she goes. Basketball l,2,3 Chorus l,2,3 Glee Club 1,2 F.H.A. 3,h Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play L Concert 3 A girl with a smile for everyone. To help others is a pleasure to her. Jean has done much for our class and we will remember her as more than a friend. Basketball 2 chorus 1,2,3,1. Triple Trio L Cheerleader 2,L Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play L Operetta 2 C0nGeTt 3 Jean Elliott Cantata L gnu. This brown - eyed boy with curly hair is very conscientious in his school studies. In any course Lynn li: I should choose to take in the future ' SSI , his smile will brighten the way for 1 everyone. wr -::' F.F.A. l,2,3 Lynn Erickson J- Jolly A- Ambitious N- Neat I- Intelligent S- Swell Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play h. 1 All these traits make us think of our class president who rates first with everyone Pasketball.3,2 Chorus 3,h F.H.A. 3,L Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play L Concert 3 Cantata A Janis Fverett U15 A fQ .E, iw f - 1f k-3 ?1 v 0 varv friegi H 126 53 w'Hnvs uf '- W 'O 19.3 Q XPL'1,t w,7 7ws?e?bafT 1 3.3.2. 4 T?orus 5,f,4 In Pevt 5 Zav'wPw 4 in p19 2,4 Triv., f . Eafd ?,l,4 JrcWe.,, --na iN H 4 , .. W-QQ 4.1 K.,.Q...5,- 11 fx!-.m 1 foo1':z,1Q's vi 'L - 1 3r.E!Qv 9,4 N- pq., ufn 'Mo5:e, chegrlvziimv .iu-, vwsg it does Vo? wat- r wxigk nfl care to choose, our yQ se's 'We pac? in all threQ. Fasketbayl U CH0Pr1DaiQv ?,5 vfpie Trio 5,4 yiovus 3,4 ?.H.A. 4 Jv.?1wr 3 'r.?Iuv 4 Cnvvarf 3 fQR+ Ta 4 AI q Gzvfis nX 4! quie', bwshftl wr: 'wi'1W Q fcrezmg - ' Spilifs cwris Ye's riWA ' W . 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We spent most of the time planning class parties. We owe a vote of thanks to Mrs. Smith for putting up with us for a whole year. Finally May came and another year was completed. The next September we were transferred to Mr.Gaige,our eighth grade home room teacher.Many of us had to stand in the corner as a result being unable to answer Mr. Houser's history questions. How crowded those corners got! After we had drilled and drilled, we finally faced those eighth grade exams. Because of illness two of our members were unable to take them.One of them made the exams. up in the summer. As a special privilege we were allowed to march behind the seniors at Co mencement. Ninth Grade: we were freshmen, and we moved from the eighth grade room with memories of Mr. Ga1ge's chem1stry,down to a room shared with the sophomores. We felt very big'-almost as big as our sophomore headaches.The one class party we remember was up on Tower Hill. The boys got a few gray hairs because the girls got lost getting there, and they had all food with them. After the girls finally arrived they began acting like monkeys,climbing out the windows. Mr. sradshaw found that he would have to put up with us for another year, and he d1dn't look forward to the idea. Tenth Grade: ' How upset can algebra class get? Mr. Bradshaw found out when the boys and girls were determined to sit together. This year one of our boys dicided that a saIlor's life was more exciting than coming to school. Another just get sick of coming, so he became the assistant janitor. Oh, what freedom Bevn gave up to become a wife! Cheerleaders should make a point of being cheerful toward each other.This should be significant for some of our class mates. Shortly before the close of school we were informed that the next year we World attend high school at Tioga. LHWRENCEVXLLE CLASS HISTORY Seventh Grade: lt last we were able to climb those long flights of stairs and enter Jun- ior High. We felt pretty proud and big, even though the senior high students looked down on us as mere trlfles. We soon got used to more than one teacher, hour-long classes, and a few books to carry home. We spent our last day picnicktng in Watkins Glen and Eldridge Park. Eighth Grade: We were still the same old gang lonly thought we were older and more digni- fiedl. This year we faced our dreaded enemy which we had always heard so much about--eighth grade exams! Pat Brennan led out with high score. Then our great flood came to rescue us from our last week of school. Ninth Grade: Because the rural schools were consolidated with the boro school we had a few new members. They included Ray Manning, Melvin Boom, Lynn Erickson who have faithfully stuck with us. This year we had our share of hot dog roasts at Ryder's cabin, Tannery Creek, and Watkins Glen. Ray Manning and Pat Bren- nan had the leading roles in the senior play, nsunbonnet Jane from Sycamore lane. Tenth Grade: This year our class numbered fifteen. Pat Brennan was our new class pres- ident. Our cjvicgproject was a success. Many social activities and lots of clean-up work. This year Mary Farr helped with the senior play,nHomer's Home Run? We looked forward to our new year when we would join with Tioga and Millerton schools. TIGGIX CLASS WSTORY Seventh Grade: After six years of struggling through the elementary grades we finallyen- tered junior high school. At first those hour periods seemed endless, but we finally got used to them. Jim Norwood joined us this year and very readily learned the purpose of study halls. Remember, Jim? Eighth Grade: From September to May the county exams. hung over us like a black cloud, but we managed to vet through them by the skin of our teeth.This was probably due to our harry-go-lucky nature.When we received our scores we nearly passed out. The three highest were Dick Hatf1eld,Lois Hymes, and Edward Greene. The eighth grade basketball team enjoyed a good season, and most of them looked forward to the next year when they would play on the Junior Varsity. Ninth Grade: This year we had an addition of three students fr0m Farm1ngton.About the only activities that we sponsored were one or two trips to the Grotto. The really big item was that everyone in the class had to carry time sheets be- cause a few just couldn't prepare their homework. What a bother! Tenth Grade: The extent of our activities this year was several trips to the Grotto and a Saint Patrick's Day dance.Lois Hymes and Jean Elliott were chosen cheer- leaders this year. Dick do you remember how you picked on Jean?Bov did she get madlWe managed to strugnle through nMerchant of Venicen and looked forward to the dreaded dav when the Lawrenceville and Tillerton groups would 4o4n ms. WILLIAMSON CLASS HISTORY Eleventh Grade: Boy, was Tioga ever disturbed when Iillerton and Lawrenceville arr1ved.We looked--,wondered--, and then introduced ourselves. We began the year by studying diligently, but by the end of the first quarter we slipped back into the old rut again. Our heads were in the clouds in December, for our class rings arrived after we had pat1entlyC?D waited for them since October. For many months after this our right hands were held high in the air for fear some lowly sophomore might get our rings dirty. Do you hear that horse whinney?That's just Jimmy Steele practicing his part for the junior play,nJust Duckyn, which we presented in the spring. The highlight of the year was the junior-senior picnic at Enfield Glen with peanut butter sandwiches and chocolate cake. We all took nice long strolls and ended up chasing water snakes. We waited on the seniors hand and foot at baccalaureate and commencement, and just to please them, we bought a yearbook. We left in June, wondering how many would return for the senior year. Twelfth Grade: At the opening of the school year our treasury was mighty low, so low, in fact, that we could hardly see it. So we immediately got to work with a mag- azine sale. A house to house canvass boosted our profit to the very top. Our next project was the sale of greeting cards. What fun we had carrying that large box of samples from door to door. Since all the girls but two were in Home Economics we had no trouble at all with our three banquetsfblistered feet and dish-pan hands!l. It was real- ly a sight to watch Dick and Wayne run the potato peeler and Jim and Edward use a dish towel- Both the plays, Hwhiz Kidsu and HFaith, Hope, and Flarityn, were presented more for fun than for money,although we certainlyappreciatedthe latter when it came rolling in. When we published our yearbook we started out with the intention of getting it done early, but as usual we waited until the last minute to do it. Juniors, take warning! Never make this mistake! But thanks to the whole faculty, we finally got it done only two weeks after our deadline. Hurrah! During the last full week of school we were kept busy with baccalaureate, junior-senior p1cnic,alumn1 banquet, class day, and commencement. We left for our Washington trip on the fifth of June and had a wonderful time while the rest of the students were sweating out the last two days of school. ld Z VMI' fTune:Iet the Rest of the World Go By! We all say goodbye to Williamson High And dream of all the days that we have spent with youg We bid farewell to teachers, dear, and to schoolmates who are here. We've spent many hours, 'mid sunshine and showers - We gave our very best to youg And so when we are blue, We'1l oft think of youg So now farewell to dear Williamson High. SQ? L K J J L L J Ebagfgasf will and Tesfamwenf of '29 Class 051950 Ve, the class of l95O,being of sound minds, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Lynn Erickson- Wills his beautiful locks to Mr. Walter. Beverly Wheeler-Leaves her happy-go-lucky ways to Jan- ice Kinner. Althea Murphy-leaves her ability to get along with people to Don Wales. Nubby Heck-Leaves his ability to torment Janice Kinner in study hall to Don Wicks. Jean Elliott-Wills her excellent scholastic record to Alvin Card. Joe Schoonover- Wills his mustache to Jack Brackley. James Steele-Leaves his Friday vacations to his cousin Duane Kalong with pointers to be given personallyl. Ilba Garrison- leaves a little bit of friendship to everyone in school. Ray Manning- Leaves his ability to earn good marks to James George and Winston Rumsey. Janis Everett- Wills her cheerful attitude to Nancy Kil- burn. Ed Greene- Leaves his quiet ways to Juanita Farman. Louise Griffin- Leaves her ability to peeve Mr. Walter to anyone in the Junior class who is interested Cwith instructions to be carefull. Mary Farr- Leaves her ability to sing beautifully to Barbara Wood. Mary Dunham- Wills her quiet and charming ways to Miss Buffalo. Virge Bement- Wills her P.O.D. reports to some unlucky Junior. Dick Hatfield- Wills his drawing ability to his Junior l competitor, Ruthie Holecek. Pat Brennan- leaves all the frightening rubber reptiles to Thelma Shoemaker Melvin Boom- Wills his soccer ability to Butch Miller. John White- Wills his F.F.A. awards to Ken Butler. Bill Phillips- Leaves his excess energy in throwing a basketball to Bud Baker. Nayne St.Glair- Is glad for the privelege to leave, and he forgot about willing anything. Jerry Bryant- Leaves his ability to play a trumpet to Wanda Smith and Arletta Tobey. James Norwood- Would like to swap his big feet. Any N offers? Careful girls, Seniors get first choice. Q Ken Harvey- Wills his English book to anyone who hap- pens to be within throwing distance on the last day of school. To Mrs. Walter we leave a Senior class that is free from wise cracks during roll call. To Mr. Prugh we leave a Geometry class that will know a little more about Geometry and not so much about soft l shoulders and curves, and will not offer excuses that they were out the night before. To Mr. Gaige we leave a Sophomore class that acts its age. To Mrs. Butler we leave an English and Literature class without any npersonal remarks. Miss Dunbar- Ne hope that next year's class will sh-h-h-h when they are shh-sh-h-h-d. Mr. Snyder- We hope that next year's class will have will power enough to resist raiding the storeroom for apples. Mr. Etters- We leave another winning basketball team, as good as this year's varsity. Mr. Anderson- We leave a few acomplished musicians. I Mrs. Glenwright-alias-One Gun Fidge- We leave plenty of water to fill her trusty water pistol. Mr. Walter- We leave a Senior class who do not expect the world handed to them on a silver platter. To the Juniors we leave the Senior class room and the hard work associatedrwith the Senior year. Well, it was work. To The Sophomores we leave our hope that the Seniors of '51 do not call nvou dumb Juniors! To the entire student body we leave a staff of ????????? teachers. To Mr. Benson we leave a Senior class that won't clutter SI hed and Sealed this Class Dag 1711112 Year o our Lord nqso SENIO CLASS up the corners. I 'J l X Jxzgie-A Q , 6 Mlayni FV Y E K L I N If Z' ' C4 2 ' ' gl en nl., fn' U 1 ' . W u g . X LQ Q M - - F .Q-A. , - , mx , . f N A g I - ' ' 6 Nnxf A, 9 is X X' K V 5, f w f I' FlSfhw 1 ax I X L,.W? I UL E ff Ax A I GQQKRY Z M 7 6 ,su ,- fr Lomse 493 M, C mln E J 015329 . x4 3 9 3,.,s3DB,f.x, . S-f X553 IX A if f Cl ' K ff Q? WN 1 , .7 Ly f 6 Q + F137 we 'ei f-x ' 41 A ' M SA Q 3 , ap' 'Q' ' ' V' 1.13.11 --.-T+..--- fl? - 1- '55,-,::'.? '221l- 'I f ' 5-L QB. rl gf , - KA' R f Q1r- -Hi. ,s .x ji -' ws aiu if f J w . X NN sn , 95 6 U vrcg M Ann vkoun Q ' is-' I N '.:Tx1'1 Q- il' fly' f if f ., 4 'A I ' M ff -' Q ' , l F! WW XX ' F I 1 I , T., L 1 f ' . x f ? 3 . X 1 I Ish I nl ai m? 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Archer Kingsley inherited a mansion and an old wallet with one worn nickel, three ch11dren-- Notalee,seventeen, and the th1rteen-year- old tw1ns,Buck and Bunny, better known as the Whiz Kids. The twins were determined to get rid of Unkyls over - optimistic girl friend, 'Glad' Tydings, and mamma's pessimistic undertaker boy-friend, Burwell Underhill, so when Archer wrote a letter to his boss, Lola Iovejoy,they switched the letters. Mrs. Lovejoy rushed right over to accept the proposal,and Archer put off telling her the truth until ' Glad ' came to return his business letter. Things started popping when Hrs. Lovejoy found out that 'Glad' was engaged to Archer, and Dade made love to Amy to make Noralee jealous. In the confusion which followed, Buck gave ' Glad ' a glass of alum water which puckered up her mouth, and Burywell Underground ' got bit on the big toe by a turtle. The climax came when the Twins discovered that the old nickel was valuable, Archer's manuscript of the life of Iord Byron was a masterpiece and Amy and Archer realized that they were in love. I . u iq I H1111-' FE NJHAQVW The Crabbewtwins, Faith and hope, are upsettjlecause according to a pledge made by their father to his war buddy, Patrick F1arity,one of them must marry Pat's first son. During their father's absenoe,Terenoe Flarity and his friend, Jack Quinlan arrive at the Crabbe home. The twins decide to make themselves hideous so that Flarity won't propose. When Flarity arrives he has the same idea. Their disguises aren't made known until the sudden return of Hr. Crabbe and an u - expected visit of Mr. Flarity. Upon removing their ugly make-up, Faith and Flarity fall in love, and Hope and Jaok follow suit. The fathers are now bitterly opposed to the marriage, because they have both fallen hard for the masquerading Sally. 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Hutton .arilyn Doud 9FCSl,8 hverett 1 ar .Q-1 Cf' 'IRQ- ' fi 'Clap' Xu?-,i 1,0..'.1,,Y. -,',Y,y.,-su xr,-Av -ff' Q ,gil 1015 1 f 'JSR oar 4:4 1 getty Kilburn Hazel Purvis 'vvfvWv 'W ' Hwrie 9W1fW 'v O 3 pf' nom -J .U D0 f,1r1 ' I '51 'Wi V1 29 N . ' n -6 1 iQs T1 Don ld Males Parbwrm Koo gatvfvfw Coloxrmvw ieorfe Glovfr Junifn Farvnn Hufh Ywlwcvb Jnwoa Georpn Gfrrnft I1?Wvr UhQrTes Gfovhw 'Stnr Fvwrny QIUMUR IMNQMS Delores Adams Z D Delores is plump, jolly, and short, ' In all sorts of games she is a good sport. Roger Audinwood 47, Zeke,' a big brawny boy, Who handles that Chevy like a toy. Ernestine Bartlett Chubby and shy with a friendly smileg She seems so happy all the while. Marilyn Bement Marilyn comes from Millerton too, She's always friendly and never blue. Arnold Bliss Blissyf a nice guy with a friendly smile, To play basketball, he'd go many a mile. Jack Brackley Jack Brackley appears very studious, But appearance is sometimes dubious. Kenneth Button K is for Kenny, kind to all, B is for Button, good in basketball. Patricia Colegrove Pat, with whom none can compete, Always looks so very neat. Marilyn Doud This quiet girl loves to play in the band, To one and all she lends a hand. Marcella Everett Cheer1ng, sewing, laughing, talking, On and on, and never stopping. Ruth Fowler Ruth is quiet, Ruth is shy, She's getting married by and by. James George Gorgeous likes to bother us, It's never dull when he's on the bus. Charles Glover. Charlie is quiet and small, You'd hardly know he's around at all. George Glover George is short, George is shy, Willing to do whatever you say. Kenneth Heck This tall, slim boy is on the beam, As center on the J.V. Team. W E eJiNEMES Juanita Farman Juanita Farman, this cute lass. fy, X Is always quiet ? in Home Ec. class. Ruth Holecek nRuthien likes to play basketballg In any sport she'll come at your call. Lois Hvmes Lois Hymes, a friend to all, Is always quiet in study hall. Betty Kilburn Betty Kilburn, sweet and fair, When you need a friend, Betty's there. Hazel Purvis H is for her hair so dark and fineg P is for her pep in the cheering line. Garrett Miller Garrett Miller is quite a clowng He can make everyone laugh around the town. Winston Rumsey Winston Rumsey from Daggett Hollow-- Manv a ndearn he does follow. Beverly Smith Short and cute and full of fun, She never plays 'til work is done. Marie Smith Marie is always very jollyg She'll be a success, by golly. Wanda Smith Wanda arrives with the Millerton busy Her laughter and chatter cause a great fuss. Arletta Tobey arletta is pretty and dignified, You'll always find her at Wanda's side. Donald Treat Our basketball star is heg A professional player he wants to be. Donald Wales Don enjoys sleeping in study hall, But driving truck comes before all. Barbara Wood B is for Barbara, patient and kindg W is for Wood, with a studious mind. wx 51 fp f ill l'lllIIl llliliii F... 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I 'x I, , , ' -M vp. , , IK 1 f-.x If , 52-85 'att I ASKETBALL arsify Squad The Varsity of Williamson High School has shown much co-opera- tion in practice and playing. Under the coaching of Donald Etters remarkable progress has been made and we are in hopes that another season will bring a victorious team with a high league standing. Five of the players will graduate this year, but we are sure that those who take their places will strive to make their team as great a success as it was this year. Junior Varsity Squad This group of players has shown a great deal of playing ability as the Junior Varsity of Williamson High School. Many of them look like remarkable prospects for next year's Varsity. The boys were always right there playing from the first to the last whistle. Although they only succeeded in winning three games, they ran up close scores in the others. ft! r r twain CD -X f VFi3F9E!fTY 1lHFfQEHlLliFl Fi -3 ' - A f'-- s--,-V 1 - ff' r.. V. ' . - T:f-....- - ., -, ,I .1,C-, , - L , K' A, H 1. MQW eziiwmmmmmg in z I PE .1 - .A s . Y. .5 H .PN H . Y. V . . . Y. vi -W. . 4 r f 1 . 4- YA xY'i E EE D V y y xxxw f j When you hear that Let's go yell, you know that the Varsity cheerlead- ers are ready for action. As the game starts, their bright colored uniforms are seen flashing across the floor. Kiss Dumber, our counselor, has been very atient with us, and has work- ed very diligently with us, drilling on those exercises. When a new cheer, 'Hail To The Varsityf was started, everyone seemed to be very pleased with it, and really put their hearts in it, singing with us, until the rafters rang. x N mga. 0' PNN fl Tfgf' I ll bc w Come on, Team Let's Go! When you hear this yell, you see five girls attractively dressed in blue and white uniforms appear on the floor. These girls surely put plenty of pep in all their yells and try to get the boys off to a good start. All through the game they let the boys know that they are backing them with their cheers. Without a regular supervisor, these girls depended on Ann Matthews for help, when she could spare time from college. One of the cheers they like best is: J V's: Rah, Rah, Rahl W J V's. Rag, Rah, Rah! X xx Fight, team, f'1ght.' wfslvw Ra , aan, nam W. e 7? 2?A5'5yZ3!1lL 9 ill IQ QD se 'gif 2 Q' 2 I X Last year the boys who played baseball were all Nsfgc g3,!35! mixed up and because some were not yet acquainted we Q89 X! had a difficult time practicing baseball. we hope this spring to have a winning team. There X were about twenty-one boys who tried out this year 19 N and it they all do their best, Mr. Etters, our coach, 'Sf N g I will not have to bite his fingernails as he did at fb the basketball games. If by any chance they aren't highest in the league we will know that they have 3067579 Williamson High School Soccer team, You'll always find them on the beam, The whole team had a ready grin, For some must lose while others Covington 2 Williamson Covington 2 Williamson i Mansfield 3 Williamson Mansfield 3 Williamson win 0 0 0 O O HI IIVIIHH V? ZI ,I li X X ' Q ' I I I I ll ...----4 -W . ., :3 , f Q UB f '!2MZr f 'LXX . ff Iii? i Y- 7- V i wxxxx ,ffC 152,455 f, 0 ,fffff X, f,,ff .f E'- 4, if ff 4. .Q -M' 1: if 'L' . . . f. V KK4 N .v--, f J, H, -ml w -yi, , 'Q1. K . ' 'ifnfi 11,5 Tuifwu, fob' W '-My .+ ' ?V'Tfr, 'wffr .V7AvM0w3, . .Ll VwL'w', Gvmvrr 5fuvf, 'H ' 4013, 42 w' 'r:, Tqfwmri VHVrT, .V .3... cwtL? vf-' Vf .L . fr hL61'o,:,Iy: 'imwz U1u vitife: bvcqwse all wvsw Nun? ?2'Q F1WCO if ovivr fo Havv a svccessfvl orqqnizahiom. 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T?ree membpvs of Tie c'ovns wwrp cHorQn to fO To cvwuhy -Wnrvn Q5 Vellsbovo. HWronwNoHt the vevr VU. 5nJHrSon's pqtipuce and enthus- 'qgm hwvp nnnonvqqed tHe bovP,1nd they ara Toouinq forward YfVFl19f70U4, ENT NIGHT 45 'fx -jf, Xyy N? Z 0 qn0'WHr vpar Of cmfwvvvn' and achfhvewf t. I sw f if 1? ' fc if? GIRLS CHORUS A - Ma Q1 4--il H! 44 -ro: row:1.T?ic1a QOi:LFOVC,:Lg'rE tv x 'L 1H,S1'is xwvftt, Ewfvfafw Erennqn, 'Xiu GwryfsCi, E9ifY Kilkurv, Zviuif Joie, .w'E Mfr , Efv r,W iDLLPr, ouise Griffin. flffvrzi r'Of1:Iv211i:i' D0ui,T vi-'-a TMOQMVT r1, 1z'iQ ff ,Fwvmx 1 WWW, Frm:- fnp Ewr'ln't, Ywvilvu Efment, DQWQVPS 1?wNs,WOxv wxfs, Ja few H1nnPr,iaz L1 Eurvfs, Tarsella vV'FvCf, Gerzliiwe i.tiQr:on. 'fri www: wrlnfta TU?PY,POF'f29 'f b?r,?vfV Fovlvr, ?'fir . 34LvI1Qt,?Ose wrw ErcweP,JPe' ?l?1oft, FwrH1y4 ,00i,IQ? WW, ' 1 -,Jui fix Ewrvwn xrv' f 'H' 'T . T1?a rvumv of W!r.f 1 is ui W' M fa P M 'W .'Hv F n0PV. .0 'w 1? Vvm fvn, 5'P fw' 3 L vfv forvfi RPS. 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Although five of them graduate this year, they hope that those who take their places will have as much fun in Triple Trio as they have had. X . I O N XX B N! f N y 'A af ' 1 l'5f,-.l was - 10434501 Z ,X , f X ,, -. K f. 1, N, mfr, ,V X 5 '7 J ' ff X P573 Because all the members of the 1949 quartet graduated last June,1t was necessary to form an entirely new group this year. Several boys tried out for quartet and finally John Brown- first tenor, Buell Baker-second tenor, Gerald Bryant- first bass, Charles Button-second bass, were selected. New books were obtained and hard work was begun In learning to sing together.Part1cular difficulty was found in the first attempt to sing barber shop harmony.One of the highlights of the year was their appearance on the senior play program in April. The hard work and experience of this year will pay off in successful season next year. 0079 fs v P' f'g?.! 3 Wi .' is lsr 'HL 55:5 fbi 1 3 QF: 4,1 J UALHVDA79 Of EMWKY ?ept.6 - First day of school and we were allowed inside the Senior room without any trouble. Sept.l4 - Magazine sales started. Sept.3O - The Rod and Gun Club supper and we had a birthday party for Bill. Oct.l7 - Dr.Dhalwan1 - xssemblv program. Oct.27,z8 - Teacher's Conference - Whoopie Oct.5l - Halloween Froljc - Jack Brackley rode around in a baby carriage. Nov. 2 - Yearbook staff elected. Nov. 7 - Trampoline - assembly program. Fov.'7,l8,2l - The first senior playulhiz wilsnvas presented. Nov. l8 - HNubbyu parked his feet and took off his dogs and Jim Norwood learned that 75 - 60: 15 Nov. 24,25 - Thanksgiving vacation. Dec. 8 - Ordered invitations and name cards. Jan. 4 Diana Dixon, finger whistler, lssemblv program. Jan. 20 - Fourth of Julv on Lawrenceville bus. Jan. SO - te wrote the American legior essay. Feb. lO - Fssay prizes were given out. Diet on first prize,Ilba --second and Louisf-:tire Feb. 22 - Lecture about Flags-Edward Jeamby, Fartern Star Banquet-Jim Norwood learned that fl-ss dishes break. Mr.Prugh, where 15 that Cherry pie? March 2 - County Chorus was broadcast over V.C.B.A. March 7 - Advertising campaign started. Pat learned to enjoy foot long hot does. Tarch lO - DeCosta-Ferrari musical program assembly program. Band partv in the evening. Tarch 15 - Seniors began to vonder if there is to he a Jr. - Sr. Picnic March l6 - The entire senior class Nas present the whole dav. 'L X JW, -mf fir fo S 1 xy! X M I . l'h'n, 50 X I 1-- X 1 i fc , v -52' xg 4 March 17 - This was a Friday and 'Jimmy' was present. The Cantata WHS girls' choruses. Mrs. 'Childhood of Hiawatha' Jr. and Sr. High School Glenwright was given a presented by the water pistol. March 22-County Band at Blossburg. F.H.A. Club QR went to Cornell Unlversity,J'erry lost his pants 7,5 at Bloesburg. March 30, 31 - Althea Murphy and Betty Kilburn went to P. F. H. A. Chorus at Scranton. March 31 - Masonic Banquet April 7-ll - Easter Vacation. April 13, lb, 15 - Pat Brennan,Mary Farr, Pat Colegrove and Maxine Howe went to District Chorus. April 2O,21,24 - The second senior play 'Faith, Hope and Flarity' was presented. What a scream! May 12, 15-Junior Play 'Grandfather Steps 0ut.' Eggf May 18 - The Grace Keene Assembly Program. , May 25,26,29 - Band Concert. W May 28 - Baccalaureate May 31 - Class Day 3 . June l - Alumni Banquet - one supper that we ' d1dn't have to serve. what a relief. June 2 - Commencement June 5 - The first day of the senior trip, our last good time together for this year. .Tune 6 - The last day of school. T154 Each calls to each, 'Good luck, there, fr1end!' And inwardly thinks, 'Well, here's the end!' The end? No, the beginning, song Just a few things end when your scroll is won. The world needs all that you have to give And you'll keep on learning as long as you live. f '5'a 'A A l 'ix- -J 'W I ALUMNI l - Louis Allen- Lawrenceville, Pa. 3 Clifford Andrews- Millerton,Pa. x,Z dz if Janet Andrus- Millerton, Pa. William Baley- llehigh Universityl Allentown, Pa. Torene Bartlett- Mansfield, Pa. R.F.D.??L2. Dichard Bergh- Tioga, Pa. fM.S.T.C.D Oliver Button- Tioga, Pa. ,111- Nils Card- Lawrenceville, Pa. nary Jane Casbeer- Tioga, Pa. QM.S.T.C.7 Park Close- Lawrenceville, Pa. . . 15 Louise Erickson- Mansfield, Pa. CM.S.T.C.D Marv Davis- Lawrenceville, Pa. f 'fl' Crystal Givens- Lawrencevi1le,Pa. Betty Hughes- Tioga,Pa. iw' i elf- Keith Johnson- 1awrencevi1le,Pa. lM.S.T.C.J Charles Jones- Tioga, Pa. LaVerne Kipferl- Lawrencev1l1e,Pa. Ann Matthews- Keuka Park,N.Y. fKeuka Collegel Edith Merrick- Spring Va11ey,N.Y. Francis Murphy- Tioga,Pa. Arlene Patterson-KMrs. Lynn Wh1tneyJLawrencev11le,Pa. William Preston- Tioga,Pa. Eunice Rose- Tioga,Pa. R.F.D.?2 Beverly Pauline Phyllis Wilfred Leah Sheive- M1l1erton,Pa. ' ' N, smith QM:-B. Richard Sm1thJM111erton,Pa. smith Millerton, Pa. ' Smith fMrs. John Ster1ingJMillerton,Pa. ng ' -at Smith- Lawrenceville , Pa . Bertha Steele KMrs. Clarence Greenwaltl Lawrencev1l1e,Pa. Lois Tobey- Millerton,Pa.fJean Summers Business School! Harry Van Delinder- Millerton,Pa. Earl Wheeler- Pine City, N.Y. 1- 6 Q t xjilfxh 5. . A . EFF!!! Qi g- f xx lIIlVhlilI'1llIlu 1 ' 1 ...-..- -- 1 Q Pm- 1 f I THE ELKLAND I LEATHER 3 co. l I ELKLAND, PENNA. ' I - - , - Sjtram z mln S Have Hdffinla TYL 'THiS 1-,ELXDOTAEO Steel nails have been driven with glass hammers and glass nails have been driven with steel hammers. Shiny glass marbles have been transformed into soft-as-down fabrics. Glass tubing has been deliberately smashed to bits in the process of making an imnortant industrial product. Glassware has been bounced and tossed off a number of different surfaces. These are a minute fraction of some of the unusual, even weird, activities that commonly occur in Corning Glass .orks' research laboratories.And each has a bearing on the circumstances of the average person's everyday life. In living up to the slogan, nCorning Means Research in Glass , the company has contributed a virtual flood of different glass products for use in school, industry and the home. In fact, in virtually every phase of our life,products by Corning Glass Works, Corn1ng's largest industry, play a subtle but enormously important part. ornln Glass Works C orrdni , . . Well sboro , Pa. THE MANSFIELD BUSINESS MEN Exim in yOgq Combi invilakion jc ovisxi Umm when HOU HT? Til Mansfield MANSFELD Busifvzss MEN? ASSOCfA1EON Mus HELD, Pzwvsyy LYANIA VETH i CCMPLIHENTS 0F C SURE EVSOTGR EONPPNIXIY WFQRD ---- VWERCURY S ales S GYVICE TRQY, PENNSYLVANIA T7 'If' 'I Iv? 'if' 1 .. 5, , fm A - 5 lvl P5 'ff-71 Q ' ' f. 2234! '1 FJ - 4, .N Q-,.gQ SLM.-.....w..-:.,-' , 1.. . 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SWAIN General , M evclwan disc Phone aaa Nelson,Pa. J 1 Compllmcnis 05 Shuliz Mofov Comyanvj U:-ORD ' MERCURY' ILINCOLN ELKLINND, PH. F-1033. L..BosiwicX FORD Sales QQ Sevvicc Lavr evmcevme, Pa C omjvllm e nl S 05'- WWE Phone 1'lR23 Nelson , Puma CompXi1vxem'tS C39 o NUTEWEIZIRE misses v-9' Women ' o f-' Re aALj:Yo-Wear Quo Hccessovle S 70 Nah Si. Mlellskno, Puma. S I KES I C l ouxing -f W Fuvnisklvxgs -f 6 Shoes Lfeusloovog Pewvnl. N el seq, Pena C ompIimen3cs OP SLOW F-9fIp.1,Q,Qu Cownplimenfs Cf R03 Dumufm STOR E M251 OIL, IPENNA. XAfEIISBORfX,IDA. 'MJiLmcZyZ,TVM .lI1. J- .lll. For IVIen's Near -I-YH I3IuIIIIjo's I-ivsi BIARRY prwullws W QIISIJOYO, penna.. Comyiimenxts Us RALPH H. Dawn -EJEIJI-QI.IEIR 4- WEIIISBQRO, PA. C owqpILme.u3CS 0 :F XMnEnB AI IDN ew e Ievtgbi' ELKLAND, PA. X , CoRwxN's RESTAURANT I IomE Coomme Q...-.-.ne ti-i 1-1 OPEN Q-IooA.I'I.fo IIBQPIVI 4 EAST AVE. WELLSBORO, PA. C omyiimemxcs 0? HAYNE WIIKAIMSIIILJ. Emmwh. ,uh - ' nh l I ,.-1 I I UJIQMQ CWM? 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LUTHER , PROP CABINS ICE CREAM E CONFECTIONERY I9 TIOGASTREET TEE.4o79. wEEEsRORO,RENNA. f-R marble SWB Gvanixce Cemelcevy memoviaxls BHTJOHN 3 ON N' Uel1sbOYO,Pewma. Ovnewr pearl 3 Cvaficon Sits. wp Complimevffs O9 umeml home LJ ENSBORO, PENNA, C Omyalimeulc S Of LGWRENCSVILLE, PENNA. RCDEWEU FJ TYDOL SERVICE STATTON ga GARAGE plwome HRT Tiogajaemma. Delco BOTTETXES 8, N aCeleYaX lives PUYCQSS Moior Co. Im. CLXQUYQKQS SRKEJ5 E1 geirulcex New Q4 Usel Cavs 'Qmpeks Pr-lows 110 'CORNING , N.Y. ' EA KL IH ook an Shmdobakev SALES Q, Samoa 15o E . Nmker ST. Phone -5'W ' Co1LN1NG,N.Y. ' Geolxoa M. STUART Q0 Sox N HWS S ' Qkaxwnews I Wcawnw WWHCl'XKYXE.YL3 Phone .SU UmiXex5N.Y' L CoRNINcf,N.Y. MAMIE L. MAYERS Wawloapev im? Paiwrxi f Eva M. MBSEYS IPYOP. H Stox-QPXML 3531. -I P us LMARKET ST. UHRPENTERQ HAYLUFT Pima Civ , NY. QQVO CI Dancing -f' Evexxi SHSIJYCKHM5 Nite. CMS Bexmefe oveheskxa , , ' J' Rhodes Bvos. Motor Saks ' BLACK V' Saks arf? Sevuioe Phone 1921 CoRN1NQT,NY. 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YOUR YEARBOGK WAS SUPPLIED INTER-COLLYECSIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY Wiaffaqaamww Sxalaawefq to :Ae 5044024 of l4l4t6't4Z4 GRADUATION X ijalns cgfafionz zy NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL FRANCHISE DEALER OR NAME OF CLOSEST DEALER WRITE TO 'lohnhans 608 DELAWARE TY 6, MISSOUR DAV-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS I DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of W1 inch cork mounted on W1 inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. . . FOR USE IN B II t' b d 'th t t B II b d h , u em oar wa wo se U elm our wll Iwo se SCHOOLS in glass doors. 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