Williamson High School - Keystone Yearbook (Tioga, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1951 volume:

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X I W n f .X ,, Ax ' K H p x w NC wus L' , -? 3, MIL TON IIHIIIII llilldl ll 3 We dedicate this edition of the KEYSTONE to Mrs Walter, who has devoted so much of her time energy, and patience to our senior class Many are getting this yearbook ready for printing, and wor rying over the state of our class treasury I and our class as a wholel while we gallivanted around We wish to thanx her for her tireless efforts and although we can never express our appreciation for all she has done we hope she may never lose her sense of finding her reward in work achieved va-Q the nights she has burned the midnight oil for us . , ' Q .. . O J 'XJ w,WvU' pr. -11' JON 8 in Wv hug Afw K -I 6 ouf bu lhg 3r1Ad? EXW WK 6 NWI' Faculty Advisor Carolyn Ialtor Editor in-Chief Betty Lilburn Assistant Editor Bgvgrloy Sith Business llanager larcelh merett Production lanager Patricia Colegrove Publicity Director Arnold Bliss Literary Editor Wanda mith Class Editor Arlotta Tobey Art Editor Wolfgang Weiss Sports Editor Donald Treat Assistant Sports Editor Kenneth Book Photography Editor Lois Hynes Alumni Editor Marilyn Dood Advertising Sales lanager .Task Braokle Yearbook Sales Manager George Glover Junior Glass Editor Beverly Holscek Sophomore Class Editor Patricia lyers Ng-w yeaxsoox Wf N 'ef Q- Phatog rafvfy C56 Lila fe rar r G Q? EAQ f ,S IIT Edlfdf 534 if gig 1 fit? W' V ' My x 3 I ,--u..bsEi3Jk - ,, F! - ,I u .L X i Y Assistant Photography Editor - Hazel Porvis l -i, gbxf - g :T 1' - 1 gf? ' ' Us il 5 ll X W X I5 6 fi X V Q U E 7 - Q P f ,-,.-...- rl y 4 5 Q KN Q vcf'!Jo A' Q , 1 1 ll NN W Il NU -- Y ,371 95' 1: 1' wok! HUHIHI IH' BUUUHIIUII .mclcsun-Lnmnnesncevuuc-noun Julnr-annum-s mem Marion Croft - President Leonard Friends - Vice-President Robert Matthews - Secretary Ray Fye Treasurer Vincent Andrews Leonard Brackley Robert Brennan Mrs Bernice Carlson Robert Casbeer Gurdon Cummings Paul Cuneo Duane Curren Hiram Doud Shirley Grinnell Poster Updyke 15 N 5 I Kenneth Harrison Gordon Hennlnger John Hotchkiss Howard Hughes Sever Johnson Fred Messing Kenneth Middaugh Mrs Edith Nagle Roscoe Reynolda Arthur Swan x Q - b L -V Q Cx..- is- Hlllllll 'fx Ag Q Y' Clifford P Balch Principal Science Civics fx .264 Russel B Walter Supervising Principal lathematics asf'- T Hanford E Brockway Principal Science Civics '17 Ahh Q Charles B Anderson Margaret Glenwright Instrumental Music Vocal Music 4 'Tc Beatrice D Hager Carolyn N Walter H0m8 ECOhOm1CS Igtin History Democracy Health Librarian n Harriet J Butler English Physical Education I 'I - ' I 1 'x A 1. N 90, I NN 0 , P J ... , 4 Y . 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AIARDS TO FUTURF PAPA WQ OF AM'FICA Donald Hales First 1 Third in Charles Glover Third in chicken raising cattle showing Holstein heifer FAIR AJARDQ WO FUTURV dONVlkKVR OF AMVDICA Loi hvmes Fir t ir Narilvn Doud Fir t in Ruth Holecek Fir t ir braided rug chocolate cake houaecoat Betty Kilburn Second in houaecoat Beverley Smith mhird in housecoat tronhv for outstanding achievement AIARD X 1 ,X K ly' H X jk 0 f' Q15 ,ellie Kell wo .P W V H Val S I 1 7 - 4 V 1 Y wr A AL A , :- A 1 ' . , Iois Hvmes ------- Second prize . - ---- L A , . H , . , f,, I 1. n ' ' J S. ' 1 J LV V1 ----'L M fi.. in ' ------ n V . , U I Led. H S .U ' 2 ' - ------ s . , y ----- s . g ----- e . . Delores Adams 'Zeke' is always planning a way to get out of work Really, down deep he is a pretty good fellow F F A 4,5,6 chorus 5,6 lfnestine Blfileit No one likes basketball and Chevles any better than Arnold He will proba bly be the money bags of the class Band 4,5,6 Orchestra 4,5 Chorus 4 Basketball 4 5,6 Soccer 5,6 Baseball 4,5,6 Jr Play 5 Sr Phy6 Yearbook Staff 6 Short, jolly, tops in sports and loads of fun le wish her success in everything she u dertakes, F H.A 4,5, Chorus 4 5 Basketball Jr Play 5 Sr Phyo Q'-r Roger Audinwood A short, chubby girl with sparkling blue eyes S e enjoys chorus and home eoonom1cs,and is really good in basket A as chorus 4 5, Basketball e di CJ I Arnold Bliss . . 6 5 'Ze ' :- eo e K' X Ai K! ik gs ' - ball. F.H. . 4, ,g g ww n 6 . ' 'v .6 I L As a salesman he's tops, In a Chevie he hops! Who heads our'best-dressed'? 1' . Why, Jack - as you guessed! px 11 Band 4 Jre 5 av' Sr. Play 6 N Yearbook Staff 6 Here's Ken Button he's quite a guy, Around the girls he's really shy, In the 'Button Trio' he's a hit He's also handy with a baseball mltt F F A 4 5 e .,f Chorus 526' '- F F A Basketball 5,6 Baseball 4,s,e Kenneth Button Pat is a studious girl, intent upon achieving whatever she undertakes These traits, combined with her friendliness are bound to bring her success IV' A Band 4,5 Orchestra 4,5,6 Triple Trio 5 lelody Maids 6 Basketball 4 Sr Play 6 Yearbook Staff 6 larilyn is a very quiet girl whose interests and talents lie in music and home economics Her taste for good lit erature should make her life rich and hHPPY A Band 4,5,6 Orchestra 4,5,6 Chorus 4,5,6 Melody Maids 6 Yearbook Staff 6 larilyn Doud A r g . cr' W 1 e e 1.11: X . F.H. . 6 X ' V F.H. . 6 1 ' larcella is always happy and has a smile for everyone we hope she chooses a career that requires less patience than sewing .4 F H A 4,5,6 .v' Chorus 4,5,6 Cheerleader 4,5,6 Basketball 6 Jr Play 5 Sr Phy6 Yearbook Staff 6 larcella Everett loads of luck to our shy, dark haired classmate! Juanita is a fine pianist and we appreciate all she has done to add to our enjoyment of musim F H A ,6 Orchestra 4,5,6 Chorus 4,5 6 Triple Trio 5 Juanita Farman James is always willing to help with everything he is asked to do He seems to attract trouble like a magnet attracts steel Maybe some day he will own a real airplane factory! 'LQ James George Calm dependable, easy going, and serious, with a spice dry humor. That's our Chuck We hope he never has any more serious troubles than the car troubles which have kept him home from school P A 4,5 e P P A Basketball 4,s,e F P A Baseball 4,s,e 1 D cnarles Glover ,gp . o e e 5 I 4 F 'xg' ' Z1 lelody laids 6 ' h I Q O ' A - o ' V Q v P. . . , ff O O O ' There's never a dull moment when Pete's around We predict a career for him as a politician, detect1ve,or the ret1red'husband of a rich woman A 4,5,e A Basketball 4,5,6 A Baseball 4,5,6 Play 5 Yearbook Staff 6 dpi George Glover Tall, slender, and witty is Kenny. we wish him su cess and hope he never has to conduct another business meet with such an inattentive group! ,ve are ,P fo sorry, lr President! Baseball 5,6 H Phy5 Sr Phy6 Yearbook Staff 6 fs. I Kenneth Heck When it comes to class work Ruth is always prepared She is interested in sports and outdoor life when she once makes up her mind to accomplish something she sees it through to successful finish F H A 4,5,6 Ruth Holeoek Good natured, easy going Lois With out any apparent effort she manages to accomplish lots of work in her classes and for our activities Success, Loisl P H A Band 4 Chorus 4,6 Cheerleader 4,6 Basketball 6 Yearbook Staff 6 Lois HINGE I 5- 'Q ' M F.F. . - 127 FaFa o - Nf Pepa e Jre 5 I q - 7tQ Basketball 5,6 lf- i 12. e A I E'fV'llnL T . , ' 4 e e e 6 ,A Q?- Energetic and conscientious, Betty is active in all organizations She is the song bird of our class, and manv times we have enjoyed her solos 4 jr x Betty Kilburn Happy Attractive Zestful Little Energetic This is Hazle, a snappy cheerleader and a cooperative classmate F H A 4,5,6 Chorus 4,5,6 Cheerleader 4,5,6 Basketball 4,6 Jr. Play 5 Sr Play 6 Yearbook Staff 6 K3 ! Beverley J Smith larie is a quiet, friendly girl Her abilities in home economics are certainly to be put to use in the near future. Best wishes, Mariel P.a.A. 4,s,e chorus 4,s,e H A 4, ,6 Band 5,6 Orchestra 5,6 Chorus 4,5,6 lelody Maids 6 Jr Play 5 Sr Phy6 Yearbook Staff 6 1 5 Hazle Purvis Bev' s an attractive little girl with lots of vim and vigor She is an excellent seamstress, as we learned in sewing class We wish her success in her teaching careen F H A 6 Chorus 4 5,6 Basketball e Jr Play Sr. Play 6 Yearbook Staff 6 Earle Smith . X..- F. . 0 5 I 'f ,, ' ,f iw! a Lie' l,fJ 4 'Z Sl Ulf, H- An Z- L- E - y . 'D . . 1 1 .I e s e 5, 0 5 4. 9 rf-v Smith Ar1etta's charming personalitv has Wanda is a really good student, se rious about her work, in spite of the fact that she is usually eat1ng,ta1k1ng or giggling Her ambition and abilities guarantee her future success Band 4,5,6 Orchestra 4,5,6 Chorus 4,5,6 Melody Maids 6 Uheerleader 6 Jr Play 5 Sr Play 6 Yearbook Staff 6 --qx won her many friends,and her curly hair is admired bv all Although she is unde cided about her career, it is bound to be exciting A Band 4,5,6 Orchestra 4,5 Chorus 4,5, Melody Maids 6 Cheerleader 5, Jr Play 5 Sr Play 6 Yearbook Staff 6 Ts Arletta Tobey Don's quite a teaser, but at heart he is really a pretty nice guy, espe cially when he is playing basketball Serious if necessary,but not necessar ily! Treat Ta11,rugged,and inquisitive that's Don, our ten o'clock scholar He is se rious and amb1t1ous,w1th a natural Rift for farming which he will put to PPBC tical use soon after graduation F F A 4 , Basketball 4 F F A Basketball e Band 4,5 Basketball 4,5,6 Soccer 5,6 Baseball 4,5,6 Jr Play 5 Sr Phv6 Yearbook Staff 6 Donald Wales JJ .F.H. . 6 Z I 6 ' 6 1 ' 6 - J S 9 e ' 'bl . . - 5 6 Our senior year has afforded us our first adventure in world understanding Wolfgang, who comes to us from Germany, quickly won our respect and friendship He has earned a definite place as one of us through his helpfulness and fine personality We hope he has many pleas fy ant memories to take back to his home A Soccer 6 Sr Play 6 Yearbook Staff 6 lblfgang Weiss If you want someone to depend upon when you need a little help,Barb's just the one to see Her interests are sing ing, sports, and animals, especially dogs 'Sliver' has our best wishes for nn BUCOOBB Orchestra 6 Chorus 4,5,6 Triple Trio 5 Melody Maids 6 Basketball 4,6 Jr Phy5 Barbara Wood XXXX I addy MQQTb President Kenneth Vice President Wolfgang Weiss Secretary Arletta Tobey Financial Secretarv Wanda Smith U35 El qhlxxoi Q Q 1 The door to Success is labeled, 'Push' Q if x Red and White 11 L W R6d Rose HC, Gbiifwfilll Q . 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Q r -X '-, X xh xx w- , -..L- Q v.1-, X ' ' XX XX , 3 h lf, 'L 3' 7 -X x , . ., ,,:ggf,? w D W , .' , Kg X , D - ' V QX955 HI' 701,11 .,..,x A., .-.,g MILLFRlON LLASQ HISTORY We entered our first year in junior nigh school w'th throbbing hearts and wobbling knees at the awful thought of having more than one teacher to cope with Of course Nt also hatel e t loom xp tc the upper classmen Ou greatest problems were gettlxg used to oral re orts and the nbooby hatch' All durirf eientl vfnr wt tele rorntrted bf the 11an1r1ora1 e an wo ries of all eighth graders Everyone was ready to celebrate our uccessful completion of the end of that dreaded year, so we had a memorable class partv at Donald Sm1th's with all but one of our class members present Ve entered first year high school with no worries but soon were confronted with the possibility of joining Tioga and Lawrenceville the following year The highlight of this year was the long awaited havride M the ten members who went, returned home chucked full of hot dogs and resembling drowned rats Although we dreaded the prospect of next year, we hoped that it would turn out fine LAVRBNCEVILLE CLASS HIQTORY During our seventh grade we felt pretty big, because we were in junior high school We were rather frightened by the superior ity of the juniors and seniors, who seemed so self assured Tho'th1s was the first time that we elected officers our class meetings were more for the purpose of getting out of classes than reallv to accomp lish any business fMavbe we still have a carry over from that time! In the eighth grade our class was made larger bv consolida tion of boro and township schools We served our apprenticeship in selling magazines, so that we were well prepared for our senior vear On the last day of school we visited Natkins Glen our ambition finally came truel We were now freshmen in high school With the help of Mr Brockway we planned a recreation center in the I O O F Hall every Saturday night It was very successful and was much enjoyed by all who attended At Hallowe'en we took the bus to Elmira and saw a spooky movie Just before school was out we were informed that we would go to ioga to school next year to become part of a ne: jo'nt school svste le diin' like he idea at alllllll The last day of school we SUPHC all of our money at Vldridge Park TIOGA CLASS HISTORY At last we had made the grade and could leave elementarv school for high school! It took us a long time to get used to so manv teach ers and we're sure it took them just as long to get used to us! We missed our recesses at first, and the hour long classes seemed more like two hours On the last day of our seventh grade we all wanted to zo to Vliridge Park because the upper classmen were going, but the teachers said we were too voungl When the Big Flood came it settled the question, and nobody went In the eighth grade we all dreaded the examinations, but with the help of our teachers we managed to at least squeeze through This was the year Barbara Wood cut her long tresses,whether it was an improvement or not is a matter of opinion The two class functions we remember most were the skating party at Mansfield, and the hot dog roast at Mr. Downs'. ---anciifo D--G' Qq!IIIl!IIIIIIIIIII'!? 'Q' , . W- . . . , , A ,Y . , 'w , Q Ven more to i ' 1, . r . , , 1 , , s ,p , . X -C Q 1 ,- '- 1- 11. 3 ,- ' . ' K .. ' r , K . , S , , , , , 0 I A 9 , 0 n 'I J ' . r ' Gaige and his newly acquired Mrs. were our chaperone, and they,w1th ' 1 . s O 1 I 2 , . , k - - ., ' 1 . . 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I , I ., . 0 ClA55 HISTORY CONTINUE D During our year in ninth grade Mr Butler and Mrs Glenwright e ped the high school put on the operetta Sunbonnet Sue in which most of us had a part It turned out to be a big success When we heard that Lawrenceville and Millerton were coming th next year, we d1dn't know whether we would like the idea or not but we looked forward to starting tenth grade arfvar WILLIAMSON CLASS HISTORY Tenth Grade In the tenth grade Millerton, Lawrenceville, and Tioga were joined to form Williamson High School Most of us were determined not t like it, but after a while we decided to make the most of it We bothered Mrs Butler very much by shooting airplanes in the class rooms Consequently we were called the worst class in the school We didn't want to be left at school the day the junior and sen ore went on their picnic to Enfield Glen so the teachers promised us a picnic to Camp Evergreen The girls had quite a time keeping up with the boys, but after all we had fun even played baseball the end of the year we were looking forward to coming back for our junior year Eleventh Grade At the beginning of this year we found that there would be more work to do than last year We ordered our class rings in Octoh r and waited patiently C J until December, and then were very proud to show them around especially to the envious sophomores With Mrs Butler as our sponsor, we put on the three act play, Granddad Steps Out' All of it would be hard to forget especially Don Treat's wheel chair and Pete Glover's big cigar The main attraction this year was the Junior Senior picnic at Watkins Glen Many of us found out that it is quite a trick to row a 'Three C ame Home Of course the seniors had to have our help at Baccalaureate and Commencement but we really enjoyed decorating for them, and realized that maybe we would be seniors sometimel We really hated to see the Seniors leave ard we began to think more seriously about assu ing the responsibilities of Seniorhood Twelfth Grade The twenty six seniors began their last year realizing that some thing had to be done to our emaciated treasury Our good work in the magazine sales Won HS the the Crowell Collier trophv for lOOZ partici pat1on,and very high per capita sales later we really enjoyed carrying around from house to house our big box of greeting card samples cleared a neat sum on this project too We had quite a time planning our banquets for different organ zations, but if anyone d1dn't know how to wash dishes before, he cert tainly does now Our play, nThe Cannibal Queen , was packed full of laughs, pillows and grease paint but we enjoyed it most when the money came rolling Of course we had the same intention that every senior class has to get the yearbook done early, but as every other class we waited until the last minute to do it If it hadn't been for the co operation of the teachers it probably still would not be fini hed CWe here give the Juniors this warning ACT ON YOUR EARLY INTFNTIONSU Our last week of school kept us busy with Baccalaureate Junior Senior picnic, Alu ni barquet, Class Day, and Com encement On June 4 while the rest of the school was sweating it out over studies, Seniors were having a wonderful time in Nashington e--aaexwzv--1 h 1 V -I , I1 H, A Q ' j . o , . -- , . 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We presented the comedy, Pranddad Steps Out by Felicia Metcalf as our 1un1or play on May twelfth and fifteenth 1950 Granddad who was ill a year ago, is still considered an invalid by his daughter,Mrs Morton, and consequently has to stay in his wheel chair and eat crackers and soup When his friend, Jim Mahoney from Arizoney shows up and coaxes him to go out and celebrate, Granddad borrows his grandson's suit and bribes Tilly,the maid, to sleep on the couch in his place With the excitement of the Norwood family, with a son and triplets moving in next door,Mrs Morton and her niece, Betty, do not discover that Granddad is missing until late They suspect Jim has kidnapped him and hire a crackpot detective to solve the case Their affairs are carefully scrutinized by a nosey old maid who lives next door There is indeed never a dull moment but Granddad finally show up spryer than ever Vx, ggennuem ef x QUEEN g February fifteenth sixteenth and nineteenth were the dates for our senior play, nThe Cannibal Queen by Robert St Flair It was acclaimed a howling success because of its unioueness and costu ing When Bruce Clyde, a newspaper editor, found out that Allen Kent's plan to bring a real live cannibal queen to the States was a hoax, h immediately sprang into action He Dersuaded his fiancee Brenda Dav to impersonate the queen He got the colored maid and porter, Daisy Mae and Iuoious to pose a ner helpers Allen's uncle the professor, and Bruce's boss made a big affair out of the whole thing The profesqor's niece, Mary Fremont, and her husband wanted to inherit the professor's money, and so were determined to prove the queen a fake Just as the impersonators were to arrive the real Ju Tu a fat biddy with six husbands',turned up From there on the action was fast and furious Brenda tried to alll dr Fremont and eat Mildred vade, Allen's sweetheart Ju Ju and Lucious vrecved the elexator The rain making attempt exposed everyone but the presence of the real Ju Ju prevented the ensuing catastrophe, and everyone was happy 27344 'All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts .. Ei' I--J-il E7 JN SAE . .fo-5 ? . t . , al, V1 g f' jg K A ltLN. fly? . CC-,T L . T . L . J e Qxw, PH HEUILU As we qo walking down the street We're leaving far behind Our books, our friends and teachers dear We're sure that thev won't mind We'ro going out in L1fe's Big Sea We're going to walk the plank And to our Alma Mater dear To you we owe our thanks, And to our Alma Mater dear To vou we owe our thanks We've been together all these years We've tried to study some Of course we've had to forfeit books To find a little fun! The last airplane has taken flight, We've watched it with a sigh, Ve leave vou Alva Mater dear, With a tear drop ir our p Q Ne leaxe vou,Alma Mater dear, With a tear drop in our eye K 'This above all to thine own self be true And it must follow, as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man P942 no wad some Power fha giftie gie u. To see oursels as ithers see us' It wad frae mony a blunder free us An' foolish notion. Www V' mf if -1,-'hi ic E Q03 Ni Qfk X re ,Z -0 Y' off! fuss fff' 1 Cf, A 1' 3' Yi . Buell Baker Donald Berry Rose Mary Brewer John Brown Kenneth Butler Charles Button John Davidson Donna Deats George Doane Edvard Easson Bessie Ellis Lucille Erickson Glenn Friends Harold Gee Beverly Holecek Clyde Howard laxlne Home William Hunt Nancy Kilburn Janice Iinner I 4 Minnie Merrick 42 . Fu 5' - vb ' Lorraine Orr ' I' , V f 'tif if Geraldine Patterson Donna Pye Richard Purvis di? Shirley Shedden Thelma Shoemaker Della Simons Evelvn qmlth can Arelene Stephens 'T 1-f f-' Marion Tebo Jack Terry Doris Tlllinghast 41 V, nnmumwe Lois Van Hatter pictures Duane Ellis Alfred Hughes Harry Miller Doris Hall Andrew Meade Clifford Rose President George Doane Vice President Doris Tillinghast Secretary Beverly Holecek Financial Secretary Donna Deats d ZW NU There s no pathway of flowers leading to glory 5 l Maroon and Gold White Rose o 44 -A in V. f V. 0 1 I .Af Q is hr: '4 Z' ' Af' ' Y 1, . 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FN X fs Q ts , S' Q nh MA '5 Q -1 G fr La5S ,1n:vNCf5 NNY! .IIIVW 5 Buell Baker Bud likes mischief and fun galore But playing sax is where he'll score Donald Berry D is for Don B is for Berry, With twinkling eyes and a smile that's merry Rose Mary Brewer Nherever you meet she's sure to smile John Brown Big and brawny is our John Brown He toots his sax all round the town Kenneth Butler Quiet but mischievous, with a twinkle in his eye You know it's safe to ride with him when he drives Charles Button Strength and charm Charlie has these, He's always on hand when there's someone to tease John Davidson Wedgehead drives his Chrysler coupe Get off the road when he comes your way Donna Deats Donna is sweet like all other dates, At least thatfs how and what Joe rates George Doane George's smile will take him far In basketball he's really a star Edward Basson There's agleam of mischief in Edd1e's eye, But deep inside he's an all right guy. Bessie Ellis With larion as her companion she giggles all the timeg She really is so tiny that she'd fit upon a dime. Duane Ellis 'T1nk' is very neat and so well groomed, But when NR. B.' catches him he thinks he's doomed. Lucille Erickson Lucille, a junior, plays a fiddle, But to understand, she's really a riddle. Glenn Friends Glenn is just what his name implies, nFr1endsn with all the gals and guys. X x I Tall, cheerful, and busy all the while: , 1 3 I by. 1 3 Harold Gee uPete , a nice guy with pretty curlsC9J Sure has a desire for pretty girls Beverly Holecek B is for Bev, so efficient and kind H is 'or Holecek with her studious mind Clyde Howard Clyde' here and happy most all days In his spare time he carries Dixie' trays Maxine Howe hax1ne's the girl so tall and sweet Always good natured, and so very neat Alfred hughes He's also quite handy and quick with a gun illlan Hunt Villie Hunt 1 Quite the guy Fe really makes the shirt buttons fly off! Nancv Kilburn Nancy's a girl who loves to sew This, plus designing, will earn her dough Janice Kinner Janice is good at Algebra I, Of her own figure faults she has none Andrew Meade nHot shot Charlie , always on the run Teasing everybody is his type of fun Minnie Merrick Minnie is a small efficient gal Feady and eager to be your pal Harry Miller Happy go lucky and always around He drives a Chevie all around town Lorraine Orr In art and des'gn she has much ability, Her fingers sketch with great agility Geraldine Patterson Gerry's our girl from Lawrenceville w y, She's good natured, happy, and always gay Donna Pye Though our Donna never tolls, She can surely splash those o4ls X F f X I 4' X X X x X J 1' I X ff I X. N I I ' , . , . , . S ' n v : 7 . , nModel AH Alfred's jolly and full of fung I ll I ' '- - 1 I a Richard Purvis g, Z D is for Driving and Dickie loves it P is for Pest and he sure proves it Clifford Rose nCl1ff is a boy who is a real pard For Rose Brewer he fell real hard Shirley, with her quiet ways, Practices art on her Fridays Thelma Shoemaker With a sober face, but with a twinkle in her eve, She'l make a good wife for some lucky guy Delia Simons Dark hair, sparkling eyes, and small Cheerful and willing to help at anyone's call Vvelyn Smith This lass is friendly and full of pep, When walking with Jim ie she shortens her step Arelene Stephens Phvsics is her headache, add algebra to 1t,too But if Marion Tebo Marion She'1l Jack Terry she really tries, there are few things she Tebo is friendly and jolly, do anything for you, too, by gollyl Jack has snappy brown eyes and B winning smile He's quiet but mischievous most of the while Doris Tillinghast Doris is a nice girl, through Then blushing and smiling she Falph Updyke Bud's always on hand and full He's always wanted a car that Lois Van Natter Lois has a nice voice to hear, work she will whirr goes out with Wilbur of fum, will run She's always quiet when anyone's near 4--sleazy'-+ can't do x , X X, X ff 6, X I flx S -N . I Shirley Shedden D v ' I . l 3 I 'R Ng lg gk QQ? .,t l s 'Oo Nmunmi Q.17OJ 'Q' ,mimi N iw f 0 0 liv xi 5 f li ' :Ft ll. ll qi l f all . N Y A K ll I J ,A I .. Qff' ll ' 99 -3::': D' 1 .. I - wb 5.391 President - William Holbert Vice-President - Patricia Myers Secreta - Dolores r n Financial Secretary - o r r ndo Live pure, e a rue, r wrong. Green an ' e 1 e ose . ..Ll ini-L-. . ry G iffi R be t O la Qi! H-in 5515514 t !XfmK?1EnEi K, Q Lass Qmolovs C Lass Vlowev Wh t R O IIPHUHIIII Standing James Shrout, Carl Johnson, Nilliam Holbert Ross Harkness Russell Brown,Arden Harr1son,31dney G1eaeon,James Bo1t,3herman Barnea 2nd row Mr Gaige, Barbara Iain, Paroline Brown, Gladys Horton,Do1ores Griffin Seated Beverly Colegrove, Diana George,Patr1cia Myers,Frances Bement, Plizabeth Slaven, Esther Stafford, Carolyn Stermer Absent Henry Healey,Pau1 Brockway,W11liam Padgett,Fleet Be1knap,Gera1 dine Church Standing George Stickler Robert Terry,Fred Berry Jr ,Robert Orlandq Honard Kipferl, Robert A len, Richard Petticrew, Charles Moore 2nd row Mr Ga1ge,Gera1d Sm1th,Inez White Janet F1em1ng,lugene Eichepn Raymond Hall, Marjorie Sheive, Helen Hall, Ruth Davis Seated Janice Hu1slander,Helen Updyke,Eleanor Deoker,Joyoe Card,Martha McCallum, Doris Burrows Absent Joann Deming, John Orr 1 as VUIBHTIUIHII by-r YS? 5264 pa 51: 1 dur U ll mlm 5...- I' 'EA ,x lf, P SX-C312 V II :id JN.. 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Baku-,.ncqus11ne sneive, Vera Cole, Zhelma Harris, James Geiger, Bernard Belknap 5rd row Marjorie Baker, Vivian Leonard, Irma Brewer, Anne Shedden, Joanne Brown, Gretchen Van Dyke, Linda Walter, Kay Holbert Absent Calvert Everett, Norma Barnes, Eleanor Dev1tt,Ernest Harrcwsr, Howard White lst row Donald Farr, Danny Doud, Kent Ball, William Harrison, Carl Bender 2nd rowsllewellyn Herrick Dale Wetmorq Robert Heffner, Richard lcher Eunice Allen, Lorna Erickson, Hobbs Roberta Brennan 3rd row Eleanor 4th row: larlene Linda Brockway largaret Parr, Stermer, Sosealy Prugh Thelma Greene Joanna Glover, Sth row: Rose larie Cummings, foletha Reese Absentzcarl Bart1ett,8onny Dean,Lou1se Fe1ker,Delores letmore,Georg1a Wicks, Gladys Whitney. ' I I ll dl ' o In I ' X ' . l I5 -13 .- A , . ' ,, l- TT 'g u y l .. ' f ' l ' ' ' 7 . Q ' O U . .Y fb' Z P- , U . ,K 5' t -'---I - X . , o Q at G G W A a. . 'A ' .A . f ,T ' I, l fll mn cnnlu. Ill!! Back row Garv Ba11ey,R1chard Bo1t,Frank11n Heffner,C11fford Spaulding, James dolleran Gene Jones, Robert Rose, La Drue Vheeler,Ralph Butleq Jack Cornish, Gerald Fllis 2nd row Robert Griff1n,David Vaughan,Bud Anderegg,Nayne H11ls,Fran es Sm1th,Catherine Breese,Patr1c1a Narner,W11l1am Kverett,George Rought Bruce Eichorn Marcia Mi1ler,Vanetta Bement,Ruth Shab1om,Marv Bou Hvmes,Agnes Buttoq Loretta Miller sent Shirlev Russell lst ro, Gerald Ender1e,A1bert Stage, Robert Doane,Car1 Gee, Wlwin Smith 2nd row Carroll Corw1n,Glen Laningeg Fred Bradshaw, Louie Smith, Robert Oh e 5rd row Betty Corw1n,Kay Fye Davena George, Helen Burkett,Janet Bender 4th row Beverley T1111nghast,Phy111e Parker, Jean Rose, Janice Brennan , Genevieve S ith 5th row June Carl Christine Douglag Iaurita Cu minge, Patricia Kilburn, Karen Baker, laura Brown 6th row Iona Krebs, Ruth Ann Smith, Ju e Hughes 7th row James Brace, Vernon Stone Peter Slaven, Eugene Hills Absent Lynn Moore, George Southard, ihirley Collins, Ann Petticrew I 1 ' Cl I .J , A I 'J . g , ' p ' .ti v - z S Ab' 1 ' , I . - . . H , 5rd rowzlorraine Smith, Sylvia Terry, Nancy Carlyle, Shirley Knight, Ab. 1 ,. a-J e 1 ii . . -. .' - . . 2 , 't O : 9 AMINIIIIH F' Back row James Dr1sco1l,Ronald Queal,Mor an Everett,George Dapp,Clark Hughes, Joseph Card,Ronald Smith, Durwar Heffner,Kenneth.R1ce, Gunars Terraund, Donald Heck, James Ayers 2nd row Llyle Harrower, Karen Jones, Marcene Bement Virginia Wilcox, Jacqueline Warner,0a1l Loveless,Bonn1e Jo Sm1th,Lora Stickler, Louise Travis, Wilda Bement, Ward Friends 5rd row Jeannine Fr1ends,Jean Northrup,Dor1s Card Thalia Ba1ch,Arlene Terry, June K1pfer1,Flsie Warner,Peggy 0rr,Betsy freat,Jan1ce Hughes, Absent Guy Da1ley,Cora Dem1ng,Mary Anderegg,Donna Stephens,Al1an King lst row William McCollum,James Melbournq Raymond Wood,James Heok,C1arence Givens 2nd row lee Sutton, Richard Wainwright U0!'10 509111015 Richard Young 3rd row Joyce Carlin, Ann Farr, Norma Gardner,Edns Padgett, Betty Clark 4th row: Ariel Prugh, Lillian Button,Lu ella Er1ckson,Sh1rley le1bourne,Roberta Niles Sth row Sylvia Doane,Ar1ene Lamb, Donna 0gm1n5,Patty Cum 1ngs,Sandra Deats,Fern Seymour 6th row Jerry Gu1lds,Francis Heck,Roger Harris Absent Henry Clark, Richard Davis,Fdgar Doane,Raymond Stone, Yvonne Mosher,Vir ginla Niles, Nellie Young ' f' ' l n ' Hll la I I I s W .4 J use . O - .1 L Q w Inrena Leonard, Anna Alas Miller. ' 1 if ' 'Q - I ' A. E ' . ' : , I ' , XHHSIIY William Harrison ' 2nd row George Stickler, Arnold Bliss Donald Treat, William Bolbert Absent Robert Orlando N 8tand1ngzCoach P1etcher,Kenneth Heck,John Brown,Arden Harr1son,Jack Terry 2nd row Carl Johnson, Gerald Smith Absent: Harold Gee, James lyere. 1 Yyxgf xg ,. f I7 G 10 ln 15 1 0 ,. JI, 1 ,X 1- I xblx v f A WL l 3 1 Standing: Coach Pletcher, Russell Brown, Howard Kipferl, George Doane I 9 a ' I J- E. Eye 716 I4 , 5 8 ' 4 Xa W-.ms men ff jj I.. The Varsitv of Will c Pirh clool has shown great inte est and co operation under the coaching of Nr Pletcher Thev have had a fair vear winning six and los4np eleven games We are fortunate in that we will lose onlv two seniors bv grad uation this vear for the varsitv has been composed otherwise of under Classmen There is al o good material coming up from iunlor hivh too so that in another vear or two we should reallv have a wiunlng team For the All otnr game with Blossbuxg Donald Treat and Howard Kipferl were selected from our school Both were in the starting line up With a minute left to plav Treat made a field goal to tie the gave at 42 42 Then with onlv two seconds left Kipferl got two foul shots the game for the All Stars 44 42 and made both of Genesee Charleston Covington lock Haven I Liberty E Smithfield Blossburg Lock Haven I C them to win Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Villiamson Villiamson Williamson Charleston Covington Elklard Libertv Genesee Woodhull E qmlthfield Hoodhul 52 Williamson Junior rs. X X6iY ff! lie ilk Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Nilliamson Williamson Williamson When practice started la mdnf tovs ou? to fic? fror hut Q the first game came closer they started to d Of out Ve d1dn't get off to a verv good start, but as the season went along we started to pick up and win a few games Our tear won three and lost five league gares, giving us a final standing in the B league as third We nlaved six non leapue game and won three of them, a fact which gave us a total of six wire and eight losses In Maron we sent Gerald Smith and Kenneth Heck to Blossburg to play on the All ahead until the free goal, but to beat the All Genesee Charleston Covington Libertv E Smithfield Blossburg Charleston tar team In thi- game the All Qtars were two points last quarter, wher Elosshurg made a foul shot and they couldn't make any other score except q foul ghgt tars 20-'8 Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Covington Elkland Libertv Genesee Blossburg Woodhull E Smithfield Woodhull 19 Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Nilliamson Nilliamson 'I X I H- IHA ' J ,ff N? , Q .Q . 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Thiq 13 the heer that usuallv gets things under wav as the Varsity Cheerleaders welcome the vi xtfnrv team This vear has had its uns and downs, as haupens to the best of us, but in spite of a few difficulties, the girls have made out 0 K Thev hought new gold blouses to dress up their blue 1umpers, and a snappv looking group thev were as thev led the crowd in cheering our bovs on to victorv One of the regular cheerleaders, Maxine Howe, contracted pneumonia and because of that had to give up cheering Wanda Sm1th,the substitute took her place for the remainder of the season time, but nevertheless thev worked out some excellent new routines for some of the cheers which evervone seemed to like Two of the favorite P eers were Conga and 'Push Cart Each and evervone of these girls wishes the best of luck to next vear's Varsitv, knowing that there is both work and fun ahead of them a thev cheer for Williamson High T f learvv T13 f 'I The snwnov blue and gold suits of the J V 's reallv Out them off to a good start Pat Mvers and Dolores Griffin were cheerleaders for our Junior High last year, so they had a few ideas to pass on to Gladvs 'orton, Janet Fleming, and Bettv Slaven, who were trying their first vear as cheerleaders Esther Stafford was elected substitute and has cheered at a few of the games when one of the regula s was absent The girls have worked hard to improve their cheers, sometimes even practicing in the hall and cheering in whispers It hasn't been easv because transportation also has been a prob1em,but we hope to see them in there cheering for the Varsity next vear 0x9x-94,Qk9 14 I., , J G ' ' V .J J J Difficulty in getting back and forth limited the girls' practice lh ll II H. 1 - I I ugh - . h ' ,7 I X ln Back row George Stickler William Holbert, Wolfgang Weiss, Donald Treat, Clyde Howard Henry Healey, Arnold Bliss Buell Baker 2nd row Sidney Gleason,Harold Gee,Ralph Updyke George Doane Russell Brown, Arden Harrison ' ' Absent John Brown, Robert Orlando The soccer team showed steady improvement this year The boys put forth all the effort they could to win The scores proved to be very close in some of the games the best one being a tie with Mansfield There is every reason to believe that next year should be a successful season, as only three seniors are going off the team this year Elkland Mansfield Covington Covington Mansfield Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Wlkland Williamson llH3HHllll Baseball practice began early in the spring There is every reason to believe that we will have a successful season with the boys working under Coach Pletcher Six games have been scheduled with other joint high schools of the county, and we are looking forward to some good games l'l'l'le' llc XX I I I I x f fx fy in V ms lui N if ff -sf ' I . Mb Ll Ayg, W- V Q' six 1 9 5 6 6 1 . s '7 B4 Standing Mr Snyder, herles Glover, George Stick1er,Kennetd Butler, Charles Button, Richard Petticrew, Charles Moore, George Glover, Gerald Smith 2nd row John Davidson, Robert Allen, Donald Wales, Kenneth Button, George Absent Harold Gee, Andrew Heade, Richard Purvis Standing Charles Button,N1111am Hunt,Robert A1len,Dona1d Na1es,Kenneth Button, Kenneth Butler, Mr Snyder ond row Charles Glover, Charles Moore, George Glover,Richard Petticreq Richard Purvis . . . I , Pl' H l'lllIll n L A 'T N I Doane, William Hunt, Wolfgang Weiss. A f. . . K XX , , 'PII HH lf'IIll ll l PUTUHH PHHITIHRS Ulf' FHIIFHICFI To promote vocational education lr agriculture in fre pullic school of the United States To create more interest in the intellivent choice of farming occupations create and mature a love of the country life encourage recreational and educational activities for students vocational agriculture promote thrift To encourage co operative effort among students of vocational agriculture To strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in himself and his work To promote scholarship To promote rural leader hip In accordance with the purposes stated above our chapter of F F A has carried out a full program of activities durirg the past year Last fall we had exhibits of line tock noultrv and reins at tae Man field and Tioga Valley Fairs e nlacei high at oth fli s One of our members on the county Dairy Cali book contest and was awarded the gold medal another placed fifth in the county in the dairy cattle judging contest fn chapter won third place in County Chapter competition Two of the hoys went to State College for F F A Week The annual county meeting was held here in February with about ninety members,represent1ng six other chapters, present The pu nose of the meeting was to raise Green Hands to the degree of Chapter Farmers Hot dogs and cocoa were served or at least eaten We organized H basketball team and played nine games Although we the Jayvees President George Doane Vice President Robert Allen secretary Gerald Smit Treasurer George Stickler Reporter Kennetq Butler Sentinel Harold Gee Tryk? fi Avfo A Q fam +C m I l.g , ' . ,te f ., s 2. , , . , . 3.To . 4.To in . 5.To . 6. - . rv. T a 0 gg ' 0 9. 2 . M . . . . A , , . . . , . l . '.s . . c . '. s , A -.N, f f U , f r.. , J M vy 1 A ' 5 K i . , I' , . . I O O O . , . l r, . .. 0 A , o l 1 l . 1 won only one games,we had a lot of fun p1ay1ng,espec1ally when we beat n . A - Y - - H ig E t Aff, 'Iliff 'Yu - e ju Q-soc ff3.' PI,-v,' 1' U 73' gyt3,j! '31 Z! 'eff E2 ' deli' u .,',P'xx,xD .KYLLI X l Back row Bessie Ell1s,Thelma Shoemaker,Juani+a Farman,Mar1e Sm1th,Ar1etta lob v, Lois Hynes, Donna Deats, Ruth Davis, Doris Burrows, Ruth Holecek 2nd row Lucille Er1ckson,Rose lary Brewer,Helen Updyke, Marion Tebo Maxine Howe, Eleanor Decker, Helen Hall, Janice Hulslander, Lois VanNatter, Inez White 3rd row linnie lerrick, Delia Simons, Ernestine Bartlett, Beverley Smith Hazle Purvis, laroella Everett 4th row Janet Fleming, larjorie Sheive, Helen White, Patricia Colegrove Marilyn Doud, Betty Kilburn, Lorraine Orr, Nancy Kilburn Absent:Evelyn Smith, Geraldine Patterson, Delores Adams, Donna Pye, Joyce Card, Joann Deming, Martha locullu This year's project for the Personality Plus Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was to provide new drapes for the windows of the sewing room To finance this project we first made aprons and sold them at the Ba1lowe'en Frolic Later we sold hot dogs and rolls at the bas ketball games We have successfully completed our project,and the beau tiful new drpaes now hang in the sewing room Iast year we took an educational trip to Cornell to see the home making exh1b1ta,and we hope thhttwe will be able to go again this year as we found the experience very helpful lany members of our club won Mansfield Fair awards last fall for their entries in the clothing, food, and crafts exhibits These awards which recognize high quality work are worthwhile for they help to en us to do our best always. On January ninth Hazle Purvis and Patricia Colegrove attended the fashion show presented as a part of the program for the county meeting at the Blossburg High School. larcella Everett,3velyn Smith and Hazle Purvis expect to complete their Junior Homemaker's degree this spring. The chapter sends two girls to attend the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Homemakers of America. So closes a happy and profitable year for the Personality Plus girls of Williamson Hlzh School. I D - Yy , H . . l U H Xu, 'ii ' ff' 1QJJ . 51 I ,null my Back row lr Anderson,Pobert Allen,Arno1d Bliss,W1ll1am Harrison, Nancv Carlvle, Linda Walter, Sherman Barnes, James Geiger, Patricia Myers, William Everett 2nd row Nancy Hager,lary Lou Hymes, lav Fye,Chr1st1ne Douglas,Karen Baker, Betsy Treat,Lorra1ne S ith, Shirley Knight, Danny Doud, laroia Hiller, Arletta Tobey, Wanda Smith 3rd row Gretchen Van Dyke, Diana George, larilyn Doud, Beverly Colegrove, Betty K1lburn,larlene Stermer, Arden Harrison, John Brown, Buell Baker, Jerry Guilds, Janice Kinner 4th row Doris Tillinghast, laxine Howe, Ariel Prugh, Sessaly Pruzh TUG W1l11lllS0D H1811 School Band has had a very successful vear In September twenty four players snowed up for the xirst renearsal, and new members have been added until the band now numbers forty three This year we have presented assembly programs for the entire school Funds for transportation were made available by the school board so that the combined Jr Sr Band could rehearse for three weeks and then play a program in each school for the next three weeks. In this way not only the band benefited, but also the entire schools has had the chance to enjoy and become acquainted with good music.Each program has consisted of an overture,a novelty, a popular tune, a patriotic nu ben and several marches. Iwo members of the band, Winds Smith and Beverly Colegrove, rgprg- sented us at the Pennsylvania Music Educators' North Central District Band Festival at Dubois, January twent seventh tw t Y' e - 1 hth d twenty-ninth. Later, in larch, Beverly went on to'repr:sgng gs at the Western State Band Festival in Farrel Pa. Three Junior high members, Ariel Prugh, Toletha Reese, and W1111a1 Harrison, were chosen to go to the Junior High Festival in Ridgeway, April twenty-sixth, twenty-seventh, and twenty-eighth. Our plans for this spring include the spring concert, a band sup- per,aad a band picn1c,wh1ch will bring to a close a year which we have enjoyed very much. W ,5- x W X1 c, tgpy nn, Standing Mr Anderson At the piano Juanita Farman Back row Christine Douglas, Karen Baker,Bue1l Baker, John Brown Wanda Smith, Arletta Tobey, S erman Barnes, Robert Allen, Robert Stratton Frances Bement, Rita Baker 2nd row Sessaly Prugh,Patr1c1a lyers,Max1ne Howe,Mar1lyn Doud, Beverlv Colegrove, Betty Kilburn, Lorna Erickson, Bonnie Jo Smith, Iuella Erickson 5rd row Arnold Bliss, Patricia Colegrove, Barbara Hood, Joann Deming, Toletha Reese Absent Doris Tillinghast, John Wheeler Our aim for orchestra this year has been to have more and better music, both classical and swing le are composed of fifteen violins, one viola, one cello, two saxophcnes, two trumpets, two clarinets, two alto horns, one trombone, one bass, one flute, and the piano Two of our favorite selections are 'Over the Waves and Hungarian Holiday played in each school We are preparing to play for the Commencement program in June Eight of our members will be graduated at that time, but we 1 have reinforcements for the coming term, when we will be back to accomplish more and better work AN if : . ,' N YI N One of the main events of our year was the assembly program which we vD1 V1 . Lgfo ig JJ 'i' VHIBIIIULS Standing lr Anderson, Carl Johnson, Sherman Barnes, William Holbert, John Brown, Arden Harrison, Sidney Gleason, George Stickler Seated Robert Orlando, Russell Brown, Howard Kipferl, Robert Allen, Charles Button, Absent Henry Healey The Boys' Chorus was organized to give the members of the group practice and enjoyment in singing, knowledge of mus1c,and an acquaint ance with music written especially for male voices Our group has made considerable progress in reading and singing four part harmony lany new songs have been learned, and the old fav orites have been eagerly requested many times The majority of the boys in this year's chorus were sophmeres and will be back to make next year's chorus better than ever TH! PHHIQTIIIHIJ stunvl x X 'S' On December e1ghteenth,n1neteenth, and twentieth, at lillerton Lawrencev1lle,and Tioga, respectively, the Williamson High School band mixed chorus, and a group of students chosen to portray the character for the tableaux,presented a Christmas pageant, The Christmas Story , arranged by Paul Yoder The pageant was based on the Christmas story as told in the gospel of St luke Instr mental and vocal arrangements of Christmas hymns and carols appropriate for each scene were rend ered by the band and chorus during the tableaux which pictured the events connected with the birth of our Lord lembers of the art and shop classes made the background scenery which added much to the effectiveness of the production Colorful and appropriate costumes and the reverent attitude of the participants made this pageant an event long to be remembered by g11 who took par: in it or witnessed it HU 1 li . . rx' 5 P 4 f 2 . KY 1 .M s ' liar' Si I I' 1 01 we ,su ,I J Aff' Qrf' will x' ff? us' Wm an .J WA Back row Thelma 3hoemaker,Bess1e Ellis, Juanita Farman,Mar1e Smlth,Ar1etta Tobey, Lois Hymes, Donna Deats, Doris Hall, Ruth Davis, Doris Burrows 2nd row,Rose Marv Brewer, Patricia Myers,Aax1ne Howe, Marion Tebo, Eleanor Decker,Sh1rley Shedden, Doris Tillinghast, Barbara Wood 5rd row Ernestlne Bartlett, Minnie Merrick, harcella Everett, Hazle Purvig Caroline Brown,Gladvs Horton,Dolores Gr1ff1n,Janet Fleming,Beverlev Smith Mrs Glenwright 4th row Patricia Colegrove,Marilvn Doud, Diana George, Elizabeth Slaven , Janice Klnner, Wanda Smith, Betty Kilburn, Janice Hulslander Helen HalL Beverly Colegrove Absent Joyce Card, Joann Deming, Martha McCu11um, Fsther Stafford, Carolvn Stermer, Geraldine Patterson, Arelene Stephens, Delores Adams Whenever vou hear a lot of jabbering coming from the Home Vo room on Tuesdav,vou know that the G1 ls' Chafua is in se s1on.But listen I Yes, there's Vrs. Glenwrlght asking them to sing instead of v1s1t,and if vou're patient las she is! vou are sure to hear some pretty good music . This year we participated in the Christmas program, and are now concentrating on a minstrel for this spring. Our favorite mlnstrel songs are, 'My Gal's a Hiqhborn Lady and 'Shoe Shine Boy . Although we are supposed to sing three part harmony with an occasional fourth part supplied by the basses , we all love to qo on a Teddy Bear's Picnic , even though that is a junior high number. we have spent many happy hours in Chorus and will long remember it as one of our pleasnntest activities. P K ,ax J I I ' , , f f' ' x ' ,f'N x X . ' M M x X x X fi ffQ'fN,, fly U 5,-Niles? i 'ge W J s 4 ., M fj I wiki 111 . 14 X Q3 A X! X57 ' Af xx k jf ' Rf -k' ' , N N f Xff! - 5 ., L' .N I ' tx V eNW Maxine Howe,Wanda Sm1th,Juan1ta Farman,Barbara Wood,Patr1o1a Colegrove Marilyn Doud, Betty Kilburn, Arletta Tobev Seated Mrs Glenwright Triple Trio was disbanded this year and in its place was formed an organization composed of eight girls who sing four part harmonv e name for this group was debatab1e,and as Female Double Quartet' did not sound too appealing, we picked the name 'Melody Maids' Hrs. Glenwright arranged most of our songs, and we sang all types of music Our first appearances were at the senior play and the Eastern Star banquet We had lots of fun, both practicing and performing, and we sin oerely hope that our lone junior member will carry on for us next year in a similar organization. tj 1 f A 3 t I I a 0 I O Th I I I l v7 A2 uf A ff : , f ,' A i' I A fs . ,six 'Yay -,f'g X xf, A 4 V! L '1l'IlHI'1ll1Illl'1HIP HIUHIIII 'vu ,,, 9 x QS L- 'D 4' h Xixximfif Rav Marnirn James korwood The Babe Ruth Foundation Sportsmanship Organization was formed to encourage the vouth of the nation to plav the game fair and square and plaver, Babe Ruth Our school last year selected a sportsmanship award committee with Mr Ftters and Mr Anderson as advisors This group prepared the list of principles to serve as a guide in choosing the voung men of the senior class to receive this award, and selected the slate of eligible names for the final balloting bv the entire senior high school The voung men from the Class of 1950 to receive this award were James Norwood and Rav Manning Their names were engraved on the plaque in the gvmnas1u ,and each received the Babe Ruth Foundation Sportsman ship Award medal,sent by the national foundation lHllHlI UIIFIN -r Louise Griffin On June fifteenth and sixteenth, 1950 the annual Laurel Festival was held at Wellsboro, Pennsvlvania This festival opens the summer season for the Grand Canvon of Pennsylvania Louise Griffin was chos en as Miss Williamson to represent us as our queen at this festival The girls who represented the various schools and cities at the state were in attendance for the two full davs and were guests at the Penn Wells hotel Thev were conducted on sight eeing tours and were photographed on the first day During this time thev were being 1udged On Fridav the queens took part in the parade, when thev were viewed by the public The queen was crowned at the park, and the festival closed with a ball at the Penr Fells s I l 'E ' I l I A ,I 6 ' I N Q 9 ' 1 . U 4 R 'egg' ' x NN if 1- not for personal acclaim. This was done to honor the great baseball 'I p 'I I l J 1 XV HIE HVBNI3-lIIllE PEUPIB Sept 5 Oc c 12 First day of school The usual hustle and bustle Party at Wanda's house Seniors learn how much fun Wolfgang is Lt Whittaker reviews Uwe Thought We Heard the Angels Sing Magazine sales off to a big start Chocolate bars galore! End of successful magazine sale Mr Anderson becomes a nPapa Teachers at Lock Faven We listen to World Series at home Leadership training for F F A officers at Charleston Grange Beginning of Pennsylvania Neek Library displays arranged Marcella finds out boys have talent in drawing on blackboards Zeke and Andy quarrel in the shop Nutchuk addresses assembly on his native land, Alaska Party in Wolfgang's tent Cozy but cold Travel Bureau man sees seniors about trip Now can they afford it? Lois and Arnold have basketball practice No scores Arletta's party First basketball practice How those muscles will creek tomorrow! Sorrow comes to us in the news of the tragic death of Duane Congdon, one of last year's schoolmates We order play books Soon the work begins Mr Anderson and Mrs Glenwright present musical program Good!!! First quarter exams Heavy demand for midnight oil Harry Miller find that icy roads are slippery Ouch, Marcella! Awakening Day report cards Most of senior see 'Macbeth' in Elmira Mrs Butler goes with Don Wales but Janet chaperons Vacation for Thanksgiving and deer season Bang Bang! Boys get extra for hunting because of flood and windstorm. Senior play delayed by vacation and procrastination J V cheerleaders elected Ag class in library Now we know why Ag is so much fun Senior girls candidates for D A R citizenship award Physics class learns that you can't stand with your back to the wall and pick up paper from the floor. Mr. Walter d1dn't slip--he wasn't pushed--he fell-- right in the middle of a huge mud puddle. Hear that big sigh of relief? Ag boys back in their own class room. 8 - , . , . 11- .' , . 20 - . t. 2 - . . Y. 6 - , . . . . 11- V. 16 - , 1 . , , . 17 - . 18 - . 19 - . 20 - . . 25 - . -- 25 - . . Nov. 2 - We order cards and invitations. Begins to sound serious. 6 - . 7 - 8 - . . 10 - . . . 9,1o- . . 20 - M s -- , 21 - -- . 22 - s ' ' . . 24-28 - ns . . - 29 - , De . 1 - . 4 - . t. . . 6 - . . . . 7 . 3 - . . Dec. 13 18 19,20 Jan Feb 8, , 1 ,16, March Wanda collides with Mr. Gaige. Which was the hospital Christmas program Party last n1ght,Chr1stmas tree and C835 ' everything. School closes at 2 50 Merry Christmas! Back to school How time flieslqee those new ties and sweaters District chorus It was too much for Maxine Musical assembly program by the Woods Dignity is becoming to the seniors Measured for caps Farm Show at Harrisburg We'l1 catch up on our sleep and towns next dav Seniors go after ads Quiet reigns here Cartoonist Hemion draws Wolfie Treat Mid term exams 10h bu ll District band Our first WIN! We beat Covington! Kip eligible for House of David Not every sophomore can be Seniors write opinions on Government of,bv,and for the People Wellsboro girls plav basketball here Juniors learn to appreciate literature First real live cannibals ever seen in our area! Oh,that grease paint! Shades of the natives! Faculty beats future varaitv with help of a senior bov or two! All Star game Williamson stars gferg Fastern Star banquet Would the teachers like some more pieo Pass that peace pipe on VanDel1nder's bus! Tournament at Mansfield Oh, that green To be or not to e that's what Mrs Butler thought vollev ball hit her Nool Growers' banquet Ne'l1 Hurrah! Final vearbook pages Faster vacation We think we Pancake supper bv the senior when the be wool gatherers tomorrow! leave! Non for a good n1ght's sleep need it! bovs Buddirp chefs Apr-11 12 Mav1O ll Junior plav Dark Mountain Minstrel Band Concert ray 3 'lass Day Baccalaureate Jure 1 Alumni Banquet June 4 Memorial Dav parades June 7 Commence env Va hington trip Last day of school at H U S i ' . 21 - 2 . . 2- . .a . 1 5 k 4 - . . 4- , , , .. 9 - 1, . .. 10 - . . . ,. 17 - . . 22 - ' H . 25 R 26 - - . -. . 26 - 29 - . . . 912- . - 15 - , . 5 19 - . 20 - 23 - - L ,-- K 1 - - . . 2 - , . . V . 6 - . 7 - . . Z 9 - B111 Holbert becomes model for Ruth Edwards' hats. H-m-m-m-m! 12 - b -- , ' - 14-' ' - 16 - , ' . 23-27 - , . 30 - , , . 1 1, . ,1s- ,-- . . 27 - 1 , , ,l2 - A 1 - J 27 - c 1 1 - .F ,m, . 28 - , I - Hts . 30 - . 7 . . - , FILUIUHI QC! Louis Allen Lawrenceville P lifford Andrews Millerton Janet Andrus Nillerton P 'Jillian' Baley IIT P 426 54 66,L S N o fl4 S T S Newbor R I Norene Bartlett QMrs Havne Burrows! Tioga, P Richard Bergh Tioga, Pa fPennsylvania State College! Oliver Button Tioga, Pa lFarm1ng! Nils Card Lawrenceville P fFarm1ng! Marv Jane Casbeer Helen Wood Hall Strang Memorial Hospital, Rochester,N Park Close Lawrenceville, Pa fFarm1ng! Louise Ericason Lmnrenceville, Pa lMansf1eld State Teachers College! Mary Davis Lawrenceville Pa lEmployed at Hughes' Dairy Bar! Crystal Givens Lawrenceville Pa lEmployed at Lawrenceville Diner! Betty Hughes Tioga, P KEmployed at Ingersoll Rand,Pa1nted Post,N Y Keith Johnson Lawrenceville, Pa lMansf1eld State Teachers College! Charles Jones Tioga, Pa KEmploped at Corning Glass Works! La Verne Kipferl Lawrenceville, Pa. KEmployed at Chemung Foundry! Ann Matthews Keuka Park N Y KKeuka College! Edith Merrick Spring Valley, N Y fHousekeeper! Francis Murphy Tioga, Pa CProject1on1st,Twain Theater,Mansf1eld,Pa Arlene Patterson fMrs Lvnn Whitney! Knoxville, Pa Nilliam Preston S R 255 67 90 Co 42,Recru1t Training Command,U S N T Great Lakes, Ill Eunice Rose CMrs Donald Howe! Tioga, P Leah Sheive Millerton, Pa Beverly Smith CMrs Plchard Smith! hillerton Pa Pauline Smith Cyrs Cordon Martin! hillerton, Pa. Wilfred Smith Lawrenceville, Pa CFarm1ng! Bertha Steele lMrs Clarence Greenwalt! Lawrenceville P Lois Tobey hillerton Pa KStenographer,New Method Varnish Co Elmira Y Harry Vanbelinder Mille ton, Pa fFarm1nv! Earl Wheeler iEmployed by Irving Booth Inc Rlmira, N Y CLASS OF '50 Virgilene Bement Millerton, P Melvin Boom Paris Island S C KMarines! Patricia Brennan Lawrenceville, Pa Kmansfleld State Teachers College! Pvt Gerald Bryant R A l558955O, Co B, 505 A I R llth Air Boyne Division Fort Campbell,Ky Mary Dunham Cvrs Maynard Congdon! Mlllerton Pa R D 2 Jean Elliott Tioga, P R D 2 fyansiield State Teachers College! Lynn Erickson Lawrenceville fEmployed at Raton' Flour Mill Janis Everett Millerton Marv Farr Lawrenceville, Ilba Garrison Millerton, Pa fvmployed at Remington Rand,Elm1ra, N Y Edward Greene Tioga, Pa CEmploved at Corning Glass Works, Corn1ng,N Loui e Griffin Mlllerton, P flansfield State Teachers College! Kenneth Harvey Tioga, Pa lEmployed at Corning Glass Vorks! Richard Hatfield Tioga, Pa.R1o Grande College, R10 Grande, ohio! Edwin Heck Faris Island, S C fMar1nes! Ray Manning Tioga, Pa fFarming! Althea Mu phy Tioga, Pa lFmploved at Noolworth's Store Elm1ra,L Y ! James Norwood Tioga, Pa, R D l fFarm1ng! William Phillips Paris Islard Q C Qvarines! J0S9Ph SCh00H0V6P T10gB, P8 lFmploved at Ingersoll Rand,Pa1nted Post,l Y James Steele Millerton, Pa CRmployed at Kraus Ga Station! Wayne St Clair San Antonio, Texas lair Force! Beverly Nheeler Lawrenceville, Pa CJean Summers Busi ess School! John lhlte Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed at Corning Glass Works! 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S Y - ' 0 .1 ', .. - X1 Complimenls of ELKLAN D LEATHE R ELKLAND PENNA THE CO. fjbf J TN 'W H 'i 'N J R V CO IE L VH OL N HLLD PhmN5YLVAN!A Q 3 WX l it W- p 5 J ff jg H ,Lai V' C 1 IWUJYJLQJ FJ 55 Ui H AWE FQFTNJDV 3 , URW GUS, fgfwh37 TRAILTN NANS M? fNAN5!ESDfNfHNfQ8fWEM ASQ WfTWGN MQ 9 o 0 Qawso ashuouruwng ew Hwngenn Lass 'XXX Picture a world without such things as the electric light the traffic signal, heat resistant laboratory glassware, and glass cooking ware A11 these things are basic parts of modern civilization Yet one hundred years ago not a single one existed That they do exist to serve us today is to a great extent the responsibility of CORNING GLASS WORKS The year 1951 marks the one hundredth year that CORNING GLASS NORKS has been engaged in making improved forms of glass for use in the home, industry, and the CQYUTSINQ Glow WQYKS N fbi , W X if J YV N T G K 7 5 X!! x, 751 MQRRITT' LU? 'QAM WVQLQ 575115521 5 L51 XHIJJF KLQAQ ffQ irc? Z ffffrfj 19d!!Q0y LC-J xr? 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