Williamson High School - Keystone Yearbook (Tioga, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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Carol George, Patricia Cummings, Paige Coates, Delores Hendrix Photography Staff .................,,..,..., Brenda Queal, Theodore Cary, Charles Scouten, Carl Hughes Sports Editors ,.,....., Edward Haslund, Gary Cumberledge, Terry Colegrove Business Manager ...............,.,,,.,................... Paul Ward Advertising Sales Manager. . . .,...,,......,. Shirley Russell Advertising Staff .......,., . . .Betty Dean Wood, john Tobey Assistant Business Manager ,... ......,,..,.,... Lo is Courtright Production Stat? ..,.,...,., A .....,.... Ralph Tillinghast, Richard Parker Typing Stati' ,..,........,,.... Ruth Tebo, Jo Ann Elliott, Martha Watkins Sophomore Class Representative ..,..,.......,,..,.,...... Marjorie Jones junior High Representatives. .Elaine Rudneski, Kenneth Harrison, Martha Bell FOREWORD A harbor, even if it is a little harbor, is a good thing, since adventurers come into it as well as go out, and the life in it grows strong, because it takes something from the world and has something to give in return. -SARAH ORNE JEWETT For the past' six years we have been waiting in the harbor for our big day. Now the big day has come, and we are ready to venture on the voyage of our lives. We hope that as you leaf through this book, you, too, will find yourself taking a voyage. Bon Voyage! I Esfgmigwg we 2- at SW' Mu, 'W V L MXN! AUDREY G. BAYNES ' ab ' MJ ,flaw W.. 13 4 DEDICATION Mrs. Baynes, we the class of 1958 feel greatly honored to dedicate this edition of the KEY- STONE to you. Your hearty support of all student extra- curricular activities has inspired us to greater enthusiam. You have always been understanding in faith- ful service to the students of Williamson High School. Your wisdom and wise counsel have been greatly appreciated by all the student body. ADMINISTRATION S3 , -Q .,,, f?? Egf5gEs:,:g1NfX .. . M 'ff - T 1gnHl'UI mn p44J444JJcI HI H U' NIH Qu. X ' 5. ,V ,f N NSx, ?f' QXX? 1 Iffiff 1 --, jig: Q , Q5 Q-X Q ,-, , gli ixxxg Egfr- V ,? XYX -wx 4X5 Q-:EEN - , ' ifaixiiixfim-Lxfsswi Niifqvfx A Q iligX 's XI fx , , Aff v .sq,x XisL -Q0-' :Sas X 'X-I QX N151 f ,, 1 A-X I, X N-.gb ,I ggi- 'if' --X V 4 X- 5E,:-.N AEN 4-3 ' '-'K QS, N 'gi - - figx. Pi. ' , NN k' -f -igsxrar X355 Nik kxxfl - N x xx . QE-Ltxgf-1:-rf h Tfwi 54,15 ,Hay ,Mmm IB 4n4nnmL c4vru'.zQzALp 'ny 'il QP ,7Z2,faea.5rn, M fd!! aw. fa - X lm 'JI IWW BOARD OF EDUCATION JACKSON-LAWRENCEVILLE-TIOGA JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM Seated: Hiram Doud, Lewis Knight, Fred Messing, Howard Hughes, Donald McKinney, Ray F ye, Roland Losey, Leonard Brackley, Mrs. Edith Nagle, Mrs. Irene Worthington, Mrs. Bemice Carlson, Mrs. Beverly Wales, Marion Croft, Kenneth Middaugh. Standing: Wilbur Friends, Robert Brennan, Guy Seamans, Kenneth Harrison, Wayne Hoyt, Arthur Swanson, Gordon Henninger, Jesse Thomas. Absent: Paul Cuneo, Norman Whitney, June Reep. OFFICERS OF THE JOINT BOARD President .....,. , . ,PAUL CUNEO Vice-President. I I .,.,,. ROLAND LOSEY Secretary ..,.. ,.,. L EONARD BRACKLEY Treasurer. . . .....,.... RAY FYE Congratulations to the Class of 1958: You, the Class of 1958, have had the advantage of the educational program offered you by the state of Pennsylvania and your local joint school district. It is my sincere hope that you will find use in your economic, social, and political life for the work you have done in school to acquire the understanding and skills for successful living. The challenges of today are greater than ever. There is no place for those who feel they can make no contribution to the welfare and progress of mankind and resign themselves to effortless, purposeless existence. Though the saying is old, the experience of life proves that one gets from school or life in proportion to what one puts in it. May you be well rewarded for your efforts. Very sincerely yours, RUSSEL B. WALTER Supervising Principal Liifldj FACULTY CLIFFORD P. BALcI-I Social Studies AUDREY G. BAYNES Social Studies EDWARD H. BRADSI-IAW Mathematics HARRIET J. BUTLER English RUTI-I H. DAVID Librarian PAUL H. GAIGE Chemistry General Science WILLIAM H. HoUsER Biology General Science Guidance DONALD A. HOWE Driver Training Algebra NoRMA S. HOWLAND Home Economics JANET JENKINS English History MARGARET G. JoNEs School Nurse FAC ULTY BARBARA KINNAN General Home Economics Mathematics History KATI-IRYN LUNN Music C. RICHARD MECKES Health Physical Education for Boys FRANK C. PRUGH Mathematics Physics Assistant Principal EDWARD S. SMITH Industrial Arts Ma thema tics Guidance SIBYL P. SMITH English MOLLY R. SNIVELY Commercial Subjects Guidance ' CLIFFORD A. SNYDER Agriculture MARY JANE S'roRMs Art CAROLYN N. WALTER English Latin MARCIA C. WILLIAMS Health Physical Education tor Girls Secretary: Isabelle C. Button. Custodians: Ralph Cummings, Wal- ter Bryan. Student Office Workers: Gary Cumberledge, Terry Colegrove, Carl Hughes, Virginia Woodworth, Sheila Adriance, Ruth Tebo, Laura Sisson, Gloria Cummings, Margaret Jones, Brenda Queal, Ellen Bell, Nancy Warner, Betty Ann Smith, Esther Kepple, Lois Courtright. Absent: Minnie Dean, Sandra Cooper. Cafeteria Staff: Sylvia Deming, Sara Brennan, Marjorie Russell, Louise Button, Bess Powlison. Absent: Beula West. JENIODS L , -ti Lf oem! 0-Q0 Qknfaf WZQZZA4 X 6' 4.4021 64,354 7Q,,7,2 ef X I C30 X .41 J' .vez fZ?Q4x,4eafx,4f-e !2,0-3914 If N If JA, Wafvwwxwy xx , fa Z' J, fcwga., Jiiuzm, v X W W I 2 1 Wynken and Blynken are two little eyes, And Nod is a little head, , And the wooden shoe that sailed the skies ' Is a wee one's trundle-bed. So shut your eyes while Mother sings 5iQ?Q?fff Of wonderful sights that be, Qgggwwg? And you shall see the beautiful things 76 As you rock in the misty sea, 'P Where the old shoe rocked the fishermen three: 7 eq? Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. By Eugene Field ,, Gin VVVA 94- ry C, 'Waikiki 'Dany f Gan-al -fmi , .,,n, fs K ' is 10 12 UN fddie , ,Zi Q-- ZS' v? f f-Xa 4-yusb ll ,.- f 'i' . ...gi u MARY BARTHOLOMEW Mary Ellen with curls all in place, Is loved by all for her charm and grace. Student Council 4, 5g Girls' Chorus 6g Mixed Chorus 6. DOUGLAS BROWN Friendliness, personality, tactfulness, knowledge of history, and that famous brushcut, all make up our Doug! Best of luck to one of the finest! BOYD BELKNAP Bud , as he has been nicknamed, has won a multitude of friends through his cheerfulness and generosity. Soccer 63 Yearbook Staff 6. 'SENIORS THEODORE CARY Ted, who takes his senior duties with a great sense of responsibility, is sure to succeed in anything he does. Band 4, S, 65 Basketball 4, 5, 65 Soccer 4, 5, 65 Baseball 4, 55 F.F.A. 49 Year- book Staff 63 Senior Play 6. ELLEN BELL Ellen's ready smile and radiant person- ality have gained her many friends while in high school. May your liie continue to be happy and full of success. Girls' Chorus SQ Mixed Chorus 55 Band 4, 59 Pep Band 4g Yearbook Staff 63 Oflice Staff 6. PAIGE COATES To Paige we give our thanks for the illustrations in our KEYSTONE. May your artistic ability lead you on to great success. Yearbook Staff 6. E TERRY COLEGROVE Terry is the mathematician of our class, whose training and ability will soon be put to work. Band 4, 5, 65 Orchestra 5, 65 Pep Band 4, S, Dance Band 4, 5, Mixed Chorus 4g Ofhce Staff 6, Yearbook Staff 6, Senior Play 6. GARY CUMBERLEDGE Gary, the athlete ot our class, is the spark ot all our sports, and with his kind and easy going way he is sure to succeed. Basketball 4, 5, 65 Baseball 4, 5, 65 Soc- cer 4, 5, 6, Student Council 4, 5, 65 Office Staff 6. . I ALLI-:N CORNISH Allen is our big New York State Guy, He's so quiet, polite, and shy. A very good farmer he'd like to beg A very good farmer he's bound to be! SENIORS GARY CUMMINGS Gary is quiet and shy, When he's with Linda, all the girls sigh. F.F.A. 4, 5, 69 F.F.A. Basketball 4, 6. RALPH CRoF'r A driver of a souped-up Chevie, writer of romantic stories, and possessor of sales- manship ability. Our best to you, Ralph. F.F.A. 4, 5, 6, F.F.A. Basketball 4, 5, 6. PATRICIA CUMMINGS Pat is always smiling. Whenever you are looking for her, End Audrey and there Pat will be. F.H.A. 4, 55 Girls' Chorus 5, Mixed Chorus 5g Yearbook Staff 6. LINDA DAGGETT Light or dark, short or tall, She sets a trap to snare them all. Yearbook Staff 63 Girls' Basketball 69 Senior Play 6. MARY JANE EDGERTON Mary jane, a blonde haired beauty, Has already chosen a full time duty. Cheerleader 53 F.H.A. 55 Student Coun- cil 43 Girls, Chorus 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4. 5. JACK DEMING Cars and girls! They all cost jack too much money. We hear he made the F.F.A. a good president. F.F.A. 4, 5, 69 F.F.A. Basketball 4, S, 6, Yearbook Staff 65 Senior Play 6. SENIORS ELNORA EIGHMEY Full of fun and energy, this bright eyed senior has added much to our classes. To you, Elnora, we wish the best oi every- thing. Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 65 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 65 Girls' Basketball 63 Senior Play 6. JERRY DOUD jerry, in physics class exceeds the limit, But it' called to band he's there in a minute. Band 4, 5, 6, Pep Band 4. J 0 ANN ELLIOTT jo Ann's a gal who's hep and full of pep, When asked for Commercial help, she's right in step! Yearbook Staff 65 Libary Staff 5, 6. 1? f. E a E 3 s E E 2 I E DENNIS HARRINGTON This neat and well-spoken boy will go far with his singing and scholastic ability. Good luck in whatever you may undertake. F.F.A. 4, 5, 65 Mixed Chorus 5, 6. GARY HENNINGER Blonde hair and blue eyes, He has more girls than we realize! There goes Gary for his date- With that rocket 88, he won't be late! Baseball 4, 5, 65 Basketball 4, 5. EDWARD HASLUND Friendly, studious, happy-go-lucky. Ed- die is always around when anyone needs help with his homework. He is known for his good marks, smiling face, and witty remarks. Soccer 4, 5, 65 Basketball 4, 5, 65 Base- ball 5, 65 Yearbook Staff 4, 5, 65 Student Council 65 Senior Play 6. SENIORS EUGENE HORTON Eugene is the soft-spoken, distinguished member of our group. Although he is quiet and shy, he really is one swell guy! DELORES HENDRIX Delores is a commercial student, full of pep and vigor. She's one of the line art students in the senior class. Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 65 Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 65 Yearbook Staff 65 Girls' Basket- ball 65 Senior Play 6. CARL HUGHES Carl, an ambitious, loyal, and faithful worker has won many friends through his willingness to help everyone. He is full of fun and really enjoys life. Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Soccer 45 Year- book Stafl 65 Ofhce Staff 6. LEROY JAYNE LeRoy is a genial-looking lad who en- joys lite to the fullest. He possesses a great big smile, likes to tease a little, and is very easy to become acquainted with. SHARON PARIS Good looking, good cheerleader, and breaker-of-hearts, It's safe to say she'll get good marks. Band 4, S, 65 Pep Band 45 Student Council 5, 6g Cheerleader 5, 6, Year- book Staff 63 Senior Play 6. GENE JONES Gene is a swell guy to know. He is al- ways willing to help a friend in need. Good luck to you, Gene. SENIORS RICHARD PARKER As for girls, he hits the top,- In a Chevie he sure does hop! Who heads our best dressed? Why, Dick as you probably guessed. Basketball 4g Baseball 4, 55 Soccer 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 4, LYNDA MCMULLEN Lynda is a pleasant looking miss . . . a typical teen-ager with sparkling eyes, mischievous, fun-loving, and ambitious. She is always hustling around looking for something to do. Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 69 Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 6g Senior Play 6. BRENDA QUEAL Brenda's likeable personality has won her many friends. We wish her the best ot luck. F5H.A. 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 65 Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 65 Yearbook Staff 6g Senior Play 6, Office Stat? 6. SHIRLEY RUSSELL Shirley is quite demure,' She's mischievous, too, you can be sure! F.H.A. 4, 5, 6g Band 4, 55 Mixed Chorus S, 63 Girls' Chorus 5, 69 Library Staff 5, 69 Yearbook Staff 65 Senior Play 6. RUTH TEBO Ruth is another of the fine commercial students of our class. When she's not laughing, giggling, and having fun she's helping others. Band 4, ,5, 65 Yearbook Staff 69 Office Staff 6, Senior Play 6. '94 CHARLES SCOUTEN Charlie, although reserved in the class- room, is sure to go far in the future. Yearbook Staff 65 Senior Play 6. SENIORS RALPH TILLINGHAST Ralph is very fond of girls, especially under-classmates. He is also a very fine athlete. If you need someone to hit that ball, make that basket, or shoot that foul, call on Ralph. He'll do the job and do it well. Basketball 4, 5, 65 Baseball 4, 5, 6, Soc- cer 4, 5, 65 Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Play 6. RAYMOND SEELYE Although schoolwork is not a favorite topic in Raymond's life, he usually man- ages to have it done on time. For enter- tainment he enjoys playing the ac- cordion and guitar, but is seldom seen around school after dismissal bell. JOHN TOBEY Want to meet a ladies' man? Meet the proud, dignified person himself! john found out the hard way that he couldn't run a car on English! Best of luck with your career in the air, john. Basketball 6, Yearbook Staff 63 Senior Play 6. S s i I as gms- ,. H ,,, 1 BETTY DEAN Woon Betty is our blonde cheerleader. Because oi her winning smile, she has made many friends since she joined our class in '56. Mixed Chorus S, 6g Girls' Chorus 5, 69 Cheerleader 5, 65 F.H.A. 59 Yearbook Staff 65 Senior Play 6. President 6 6 6 r..,.. BARBARA GEE Vice-President 6 6 6 6 .RALPH TILLINGHAST Secretary 66,666666 66666 C AROL GEORGE Financial Secretary 6 6666 TERRY CoLEGRovE 22 FLOYD Woon Floyd is noted for his curly hair and many wise cracks. We wish the best ol everything to you. Pep Band 69 Band 4, 5, 6g F.F.A. 4, 5, 6g F.F.A. Basketball 4, 5, 6. SENICRS VIRGINIA WOODWORTH With her dark curly hair and a twinkle in her eye, She sure knows how to make the basket- ball Hy. Ginny is quiet, but lull ot fun, And with a basketball, she can really run. Girls' Chorus 5, 65 Mixed Chorus 5, 6g Girls' Basketball 6g Yearbook Staff 5, 63 Student Librarian 55 Office Staff 6. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carol George, Ralph Tillinghast, Terry Colegrove Barbara Gee VOYAGERS PREPARE TO EMBARK nThe voyage which I was born to make in the end, and to which my desire has driven me,is towards a place in which everything we have known is forgotten, except those things which, as we knew them, remind us of an original joy.H Hillaire Belloc. We,the members of the Class of 1958, being about to leave the sheltered harbor of our school days and embark upon the longest voyage of our lives, have after long and careful consideration decided to dispose of the dearest treasures of our days at Williamson. Having acquired a state of mental superiority through our ears of training and having been declared by the faculty as having the necessary C?g degree of sanity, we do hereby make and publish our last will and testament. I, Mary Bartholomew, will my quiet ways to Weldon Bliss. I, Boyd Belknap, will my clumsy feet to Judy Stalter. I, Ellen Bell, will my smile to Clarice Bourdette. I, Douglas Brown, will my ability to hot rod to James Stickler. I, Ted Cary, will my ability to fumble the basketball to Dick Steadman. I, Paige Coates, will my artistic skill to anyone who wants it. I, Terry Colegrove, will my ability to sleep in English class to Mrs. Butler. I, Allen Cornish, will my ability to get my English done on time to Joan Goodwin. I, Ralph Croft, will my ability to get along with girls to Joe King. I, Gary Cumberledge, will my basketball ability to Lynn Farr. I, Gary Cummings, will my ability to sleep in English Class to anyone who can get away with it. I, Pat Cu mings,will my ability to get along with people to anyone who needs it. I, Linda Daggett, will my spelling ability to Marlene Wilkins. I, Jack Deming, will my ability to sleep in P.0.D. class to David Balch. I, Jerry Doud, will my trombone to anyone who has wind enough to blow it. I, Mary Jane Edgerton, will my ability to catch a husband to Sheila Adriance. I, Elnora Eighmey, will my ability to get along with people to Betty Ann Smith. I, Jo Ann El iott, will my typing abil ty to Jimmy Colegrove. I, Jerry Farr, will my red hair to Laura Sisson. I, David Fritz, will my devilish ways to Donna George. I, Barbara Gee, will my musical ability to my brother Dick in case he ever goes UBachu crazy. I, Larry Gee, will my ability to get along with girls to any boy who can stand them I, Carol George, will my cheerleading ability to Dianne Egleston. I, David Gleason, will my ability to loaf to David Burris. I, Dennis Harrington, will my singing ability to Sandra Hogancamp. I, Eddie Haslund, will my ability to get A's to Junior Fye. I, Delores Hendrix, will my art ability to Norma Bartlett. I, Gary Henninger, will my freckles to Sheila Adriance. I, Eugene Horton, will my ambition to become a postman to anyone with flat feet. I, Carl Hughes, will my chickens to Tom Cummings in case he wants something to do. I, LeRoy Jayne, will my hot rod to anyone who can handle it. I, Gene Jones, will my weight to Norman Wood. I, Lynda McMullen, will my ability to dance to anyone who likes it. I, Sharon Paris, will my Student Council job to Lois Courtright. I, Dick Parker, will my ability to dress up to anyone who likes to better than I do I, Brenda Queal, will my job as photography editor to Virginia Gilbert. I, Shirley Russell, will my FHA ability to Gloria Cummings. I, Charles Scouten, will my job on the yearbook staff to anyone who wants it. I, Raymond Seelye, will my quiet ways to James E. Bradshaw. I, such Tebo, will my office job to Russell Taylor, if he's already there he can't e sent Ralph Tillinghast, will my basketball ability to Robert Brennan. I I: John Tobey, will my jokes to my sister Sue. 24 we-rr 1'f'-'v-'v 'vf'f f --v'2-f- fv'1-eri-w ww-v-1-rf'fv--H'- -Sv...-seq.--1--w---av.-TwW-.-y-fs-av-1'-.K wr- N-f-.vm.f., e ,W--e . .,1..,,. ,- ,aw ..,v,....,,-,.,,...vf.,.,,- . .,s...,..,-,,. ,,.,..a. MAKE FINAL DISPOSITICN CF TREASURES I, 1, I, 1, 1, I, I, I, 1, To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To Dick Van Gorden, will my foolish ways to Fred Audinwood. Audrey Van Zile, will my curly hair to Joyce Kipferl. Paul Ward, will my ambition to become a professor to Dick Harrison. Martha Watkins, will my blonde hair and tight skirts to Susan Aiello. Clara White, will my Latin ability to Lewis Stout. Ernest White, will my ability to plague Mr. Balch to Billy Linder. Betty Dean Wood, will my penmanship to anyone who wants a headache. Floyd Wood, will my constant chatter to Judy Hymes. Virginia Woodworth, will my job as co-editor of this yearbook to the person who gets it next year. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. and Mr. Mr. Balch we leave a non-sleeping P.0.D. class. Baynes we leave a geography class that knows what a continent is. Bradshaw we leave a good math class. Butler we leave a class that likes to write compositions better than we do. Button we leave a student body that won't interrupt her while she is typing Cummings we leave a student body that keeps the halls clean. David we leave a quiet library. .Gaige we leave a ventilator that will remove the odor of HZS from the lab halls. Houser we leave a biology class that likes to cut up--animals. Howe we leave a driver training class that pass their drivers' tests the first time. , , Mrs. Howland we leave a class that can cook and that can sew a straight line. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Jenkins we leave an intelligent history class. Jones we leave a healthy student body. Kinnan we leave a history class who will be quiet while class is in session Lunn we leave a band that will listen to directions. Meckes we leave a basketball team that makes baskets. Prugh we leave a physics class that gets A's. Smith we leave a shop class that doesn't cut their fingers off. Smith we leave a studious English class. Snively we leave a class that will type with fewer errors. Snyder we leave an Ag. class that studies. Storms we leave a class that can draw a straight line without a ruler. Walter we leave a Senior class that keeps quiet when announcements are being made. Mr. Walter we leave an office full of girls who don't answer the telephone when he has already answered it. Mrs the the the the Williams we leave girls who will take showers. cooks we leave kids who don't complain. Juniors we leave the ability to get enough money for their Washington trip. Sophomores we leave our strength. Student Council we leave a student body that are not litter bugs. All other possessions, of whatever kind or value, remaining in our lockers and desks, may be distributed equitably among the members of the class inheriting our places in the hearts of the students and faculty and the halls of Williamson High. Signed and sealed this fourth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight i 79 W5Lk+ Q-fb-7+ uaeilgpzfaww . WILL WE KNOW THEM WHEN 'Tl Ax, N C ' V K .gr 'v xVfQ sN max 'N 15 X S H: If , 7 0 .U 'E I 1 fl XY 1 915. l F LK 4 , -A ll 's 6 ' :Jiri Q 11 X u 3 .f M Q PATTY CLARA I xx p EWR s 0 E A' N 'H ' Kg hffb 41 K Q t1 X x Sy . im pg? L B-Sim fd N gf' 3 A -QM-f'-gf' 1 N ' f -'E wk! 'al N f ,f f 'L -, ST t J X 1' N, Hf,f,. f x :Jr Q A ,I X, N W, Q, 3 , E Wm, El Q f 1 DE 4 Numa f ' Xxx X mx .x '55 M 'T . 1 5' 0 Q F v .1 Mr WW E ' X 9.4 fi!-'Q ,Ef'fl4?if i5?? 5 W A 4 ,N gn If V. xx! s 40, 'MN smwv em K' Sf Q 9 THE VCDYAGERS RETURN S L U G N . X' 5231 - ff - '- 1QQ:d3kg QJQEF 3 igggjh X T I ph P-V R-'Q'-'H A N 4. 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SENIOR TELL IT TO THE MORANS PLAYS Terry Colegrove, Delores Hendrix, Lynda McMullen, Shirley Russell, Sharon Paris, 30 THE GREENER GRASS Charles Scouten, Jerry Farr. I . . ,. . M.. . , . ,. , . . ,-, ,, . ., -,-.,- .L.,.-,,v,,.,,,.,,,--.l-,-fs-nw-w,w-1-v., . ' 9' ' W. '! f 'Ff '!F! cAsANovA, JR. Eighmey, Martha Watkins. SENIOR PLAYS This year the seniors decided to put on three one-act plays instead of one three-act play. By doing this, we thought that more students could take part. Between plays musical entertainment was provided by Barbara Gee, Dennis Harrington, and Martha Watkins. HTell It To The Moransu, the first play, was the story of a father who finally decided that he would much rather have fourteen sons than four daughters. One daughter needed a husband, two daughters needed more clothes, and the youngest daughter needed a laboratory for her bugs! The play ended happily with the oldest daughter getting married and leaving the other three daughters with some hope for their dreams. , HThe Greener Grassn was a heart-warming picture of the typical American family. They envied friends who had nice clothes and a nice car, spent the winter in New York, and had no children. After a visit from their nhappyn friends, the Wright family decided that the grass is not always greener in the other fellow s yard. The third play,HCasanova, Jr.H, starred a teen-aged Romeo. Typical of every day life, he was not satisfied until he had found himself about to take three girls to the same dance. He had to admit that his technique was too good. Seated: Brenda Queal, Ruth Tebo, Elnora y Standing: Ralph Tillinghast, Richard H. Van Gorden,Paul Ward,John Tobey HONOR STUDENTS Ellen Bell Sharon Paris Edward Haslund Paul Ward ESSAY CONTEST: HHOW HIRING THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED HELPS YOU AND MEN Paul Ward....Second Prize, Local DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION CITIZENSHIP AWARD Basketball Theodore Cary Gary Cumberledge Edward Haslund Gary Henninger Ralph Tillinghast Richard Van Gorden Sharon Paris AMERICAN HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW AWARD Linda Daggett LETTERMEN Baseball Theodore Cary Terry Colegrove Gary Cumberledge Edward Haslund Ralph Tillinghast Richard Van Gorden Soccer Boyd Belknap Theodore Cary Terry Colegrove Gary Cumberledge David Fritz Edward Haslund Cheerleaders Carol George...........Megaphone, 2nd year Sharon Paris...........Megaphone, 2nd year Betty Dean Wood........Megaphone, 2nd year Ellen Bell Elnora Eighmey Carol George Delores Hendrix Brenda Queal Ruth Tebo Virginia Woodworth COMM RCIAL DEPARTM NT Shorthand Awards 60 words a minuteg 80 words O.G.A. Complete Theoryg O.G.A. O.G.A. 60 words a minuteg O.G.A. 60 words a minute O.G.A. KEYSTONE FARMER AWARD Jack Deming FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Shirley Russell...Junior and Chapter Homemake f0rder Gregg Artists MUSIC DEPARTMENT Blue and Gold Band Award Theodore Cary......Bar Terry Colegrove....Bar Jerry Doud ......... Bar Barbara Gee........Bar Carol George.......Bar Sharon Paris .... ...Bar Richard Parker Ralph Tillinghast Richard Van Gorden Varsity Varsity Varsity a minuteg O.G.A.? r Degrees -IFIFFI JUN! 008 ' .7 --.of X --J i xii x f V ' I .Q QNX ,f' Ski ff, A- , si 'T -faq -R X filxftzx ' 'N V '-,,....-A- K K hx Gm if ' niitx ' M! Weldon B15-95, Donna George, Lynn Farr, Fred Audinwood OFFICERS OF CLASS OF 1959 Weldon Bliss.... .... ........President Lynn Farr..................Vice-President Fred Audinwood........Financial Secretary Donna Ge0rge..... ............Secretary September 6,and the Juniors assembled in their rooms to begin another busy, fun-filled year at Williamson. Although we realized that the work would be more difficult and the assignments longer, we resolved to do our best. On November 13, we received our long awaited class rings, and for the next two weeks we spent most of our time showing them to lower classmen. In the fall we sponsored.a Harvest Dance. Although many were not able to attend because of the Asian flu epidemic,we who were there enjoyed our- selves very much. Our class was well represented in athletics, baseball, basketball and soccer.Three Senior varsity cheerleaders were members of the Junior Class. Many of our class members were also in the Gym Club. Now that our years in school are coming to a close, we realize that we must make the most of our opportunities in order to meet the challenges of our future lives. - f - SW -- -K ' ,Jjw h R ,A-A 3i wx f First Row Sheila Adriance Susan Aiello Jeanne Andrews Fred Audinwood David Balch Second Row James Belz John Bender Weldon Bli SS Clarice Bourdette Robert Brennan EQ 'Wi 5 Q J M J Third Row David Burris James Colegrove Lois Courtright George Cu mings Gloria Cummings First Row V W aww Ja d Minnie Dean ' H2r01d Draper S . , W? Patricia Eighmey 1 J W Jean Farr scsnrnn : 'V ' E' p ' rg? iiss if - 36 Second Row Lynn Farr Ronald Fisher Mar aret Gardner S William Gary Nbr iv RRY Fye II'! ii, Third Row Robert Gee Donna George Virginia Gilbert Joan Goodwin Patricia Hall 4u.uQ G my Mvn , K H. Eb.. ,af , V,.: ligsz? bzzq . wwf 2232, Af, akagfg ir soououozz E8 Eg 4. Q Q, 5'1 'N fig iaax,-e44 ,MQ B XCNN ,440-w?4x , ' X b N xx! Jia ALLIACZZ ,zhdeaf S tux 3 'wx-. mf ,Zz-1 14,2-dv! 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Bradshaw Sarah Brown, Linda Bruce, Claudette Butler, Janet Butler, Yvonne Button, Carole Carleton Lee Collins,Sandra Cooper,Robin Cumberledge,Donna Cummings, Melvin Cummings,Cynthia Curren Gloria Cushing, Lyn Daggett, Charlene Davis, Lorraine Davis, Martin Deats, Dorothy Drabic Diagge Egleston, Beverly Faulkner, LaVerne Friends, Richard Gee, Luella Gleason, Danna Gri iths Ruth Hager, Stephen Hager, Philip Harris, Virginia Heck, Nolan Heffner, Pauline Heffner 3 . - ' y -- W W L l s s wp, ,Qs . v L, F ffff if' f , J L yyyg, QL , fr ,si 'S W, E .gm X W 2 , E, Tag. fa- 'M , 3,6 .',A . f i I 1 , . , -if M 'E M , ,, ,. ,, .- .QLL 1, KV sg, .E L A Y , a l 'V Q 'WJ mf mu- f nik I J 'Vk':'klk Syl. N, ? nf 5 , , fr Hg, . Q if . ll .L 510 . as x .W -a 1. f' -K ' f lv law- ... : . lm . ., y K 7, it if g 5 , ,, 95 V1 f 'Q !- 8159 , Q li 351.25 3 f gggv , -A-Jfaiilal Q 4 J 1 if , A J Q L 4, , . NZ r ',- is t L QPEEW wukf'g Agq 5 3 L'-'7 I 'ctw 5 ,.. L A ' , , L : W I ,J -as , - - mf. 'a+ 1' WPQSYWEP Qkkfgl TQ76+1HE R3-pgf?1 5 WMPFT3 -. - L-, VVAA , ' .,'- X 2 'W A? if A - ' K ,l., 1 , if V avi : , , I, ' ET L :V 1 , ,VKAZ ' - fa ' - ,- Lila J3i?2 A' i, ,:' ' -,A. S, A V 5 a: .1 . ' ,,.:: 35 :24 if t ' 2 is , S i N Bonnie Henninger, Patricia Hogancamp, Charles Horton, Dianna Howe, Dale Hughes, Glenn Hughes Evelyn Jones, Margaret Jones, Richard Jones, Esther Kepple, Carol Knight, Morley Knopp Fred Lavancher, Wally Linder, Donna Main, James McCann, Ann Miller, Charles Miller Linda Osgood, Wayne Osterhoudt, Patricia Queal, John Rundell, Cleo Russell, Connie Seelye Lester Sheive, Betty Lou Sherman, Judith Stalter, Sandra Stermer, Clara Sutton, Dawn Swanson Diane Taft, Russell Taylor, Patricia Thall, Larry VanDruff, Ann Wales, William Walluk Janet Weaver, Beverly Webster, Sherman West, Robert White, James Wicks i Luella Gleason, David Bliss, Dbris Becraft. Absent: Barry Baker. OFFICERS OF CLASS OF 1960 Barry Baker .... ........ President David Bliss .... .... Vice-President Luella Gleason .... ........... Secretary Doris Becraft ....... Financial Secretary The members of this year's sophomore class have had a very profitable year. We haven't had many class activities for we have been busy in many school programs. Many of us are in band, orchestra, choir, chorus, or pep bandg those of us who are in these organizations have participated in the Christmas chorus program, the gym program, the band concert, and the May Day progrmn We have many members On the junior varsity basketball team as well as in other sports, and we have done well this year. Three of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were also sophomores. A Science Club was organized this year, and a few of us have taken part in its projects. The members of Science Club were allowed to attend the Science Fair which was very interesting to many. We hope that the next sophomore class will be able to enjoy their sophomore school year as much as we have. 44 AWMDHMU x7 .40-.Qu6,z2f4e,aJ..Qva,4f,42aef, mf,eaAJ .,, T X p.,-w ,f'N4 1-fy .XV v.,:-'N K K NX tj 'Riff' CAYX JQFANEK Q3 Yes TIS Q2A,...f ' X . . ' 2 K5 g fig .Q A .a 14-i 1 f,.1w'6 , ., fvwsffw QSM Lg fu ' f' H ij-ik LQSQ 41' QQ' 3,2 fb ., 1' 37 7 A--,f,'vf?H5,, K rw fn qw, ,+i M , Q5 X wmv, . k'f?'5 tw , Lk 1 ,ff qw- M' v Nz Z ,-. ' L Xa: , ,, ,, ,L,,. ., fl ff y, 'fiffefx '. . 3 l .af .vxafefiui-iw? Niiwgy, , w. .,p,+,,,ffw.M,,ik is1,y,,f ,. My Qg51g,n,is,Mf: gf.f-'wig' '?'Q'Q ff? 325' :'ffefP5i4f:'if f?siJf5+3l ,,. ,, IV Q, df , .',,- ye X ,W ,. +,, N ..f Q ,sv 1 W .si . Q QQ' 5,59 iz W Mi ,F . Y fi? 4' ws! by .MQ mai Sw A225454 2 M g . Y- 'gm M x QS? K 1 K, WY b fi?-?'Pa, Q - Aff: CKE?-1:2 'Z ww 'W .- , 4 T' ai X X First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row Absent: , ,.i. Mr. Snyder,Susan Tobey, Elaine Rudneski,Dene Stead an, Sherry Carleton, Kathleen Walsh, Jane Hymes. David Cary,Karen Carpenter,Roxie Gee,Sharon Austin,Carol Schott, Robert Sta ter. James Orkins, David Tschopp, Stephen Packard, Dennis Grinnell, Raymond Hughes, David Hobbs, Wayne Boyce. Gordon Bliss,Lanng Johnson, Gerald Hughes, Ronald Keck, John LaVancher, Alton Gilbert, Ro ert Hicks, Harry Scouten. Denny Ball, Patricia Ball, James Orkins, Stephen Packard. We ninth graders have had a considerably full schedule this year. We have sponsored two very successful parties and are now working to perfect a play and talent show, both of which we hope will be as rewarding as our other activities. We have also held class meetings several times for the purpose of discussing our mutual school problems and plannings of all our activities. Actively supporting our school basketball team has been an- other of our accomplishments. We are looking forward to becoming sophomores, but we must admit this year has been an enjoyable one. Ninth Grade Class Officers: Hall..................President gigs? Ball....... ....Vice-President Elaine Rudneski... ....Recording Secretary Roberta White.... ....Financia Secretary Vicky Hall, Elaine Rudneski Denny Ball, Roberta white asm 1 .f,,- ,W wg - 'R MS W' 1 2,,sf, ' - . ' 1 if sl? ,QQ K P 5' 2, 1 44 W 1' Q f Q ia 5' fxwhfk :f f ig.-17, W wr, 5 ,L 11 . , M if an as 'S 1 gf O mwg iifiig ,Q .bs m A in , .wmgl K VA, H fa g ak . ,V ,Q ,E Q T1 J 55 f-wwf-mm 2 -1 W W f- ff ,A wg Q . .H .Hy Q, if 535 1 S vi ek- '69, Q! ,Kpik sf ...wx - x sy? +2 ' N, V X First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: Mr. Howe, Nancy Farr, Linda Young, Connie Short, Victoria Rochford, Dorinda Aldrich, Virgie Cummings, Karen Gilbert. Ida Carpenter, Mary Cummings, Claudette Gilbert, Estella Phillips, Nancy Adriance, Susan Brown, Judy Wales, Sylvia Reynolds, Patricia Rundell. Walter Fisher, Theodore Hogancamp, Kenneth Harrison, Louis Aiello, Bruce Tolbert, Theodore Gleason, Jon Cooper, Thomas Webster. Paul Doud,James Eisner, Keith Wheeler, Kenneth Kepple, Charles Stout, Kenneth Howe, Benjamin Casbeer, Robert Weaver, Edwin Colegrove. Marleah Sheive. This being our second year at Williamson, we eighth graders feel that we really belong. We are a little braver and probably give the teachers a rough time. We have had one class party and a talent show in the school gym, which we all enjoyed. A few eighth grade boys participated in the junior high basketball team, and did well. We are enjoying Williamson, and we are looking forward to many more happy years. Estella Phillips, Linda Young Connie Short, Virgie Cummings Eighth Grade Class Officers: Connie Short...... .,..President Virgie Cummings... ....Vice-President Estella Phillips.... ....Recording Secretary Linda Young....... ....Financial Secretary First Row: Second Row Third Row: Absent: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: Mrs. Baynes,Kath1een Gee, Marian Farr,Barbara Heck, Bonnie Cummings, Ann Farr. Donald Jones, Shirley Burrows, Sandra Cu mings, Carol Knapp, Rodney Butler. Martin Curren, Bernard Haslund, William Seelye, David Stone, Stanley Fred Barnes, Robert Ellis. Bruce Francis Bartlett, Franklin Burrows, Grant Caster,Donald Jones,Robert Nowakowski. SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Smith,Christine Stanley,Mary Deming, Gail Deats,Joan Woodworth, Melissa Griffiths, Sandra Cushing. Pamela Hackett, Judy Dean, Janet Carlson, Connie Hurd, Naomi Lewis, Janice Sisson. Larry Jones, Ronald Bourdette, Sandra Hall, Crystal Harrison, Cora Doane, Glenn Smith, Jack Jones. Ronald White, Colie Smith, Richard Patton, Gerald Neal, Gene Heck, Theron Andrews, Thomas Colegrove. Gail Elliott. First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: Mrs. Smith, Nancy Friends, Mary Wilcox,Sarah Mitchell, Sally Fleming, Clarice Brennan, Joan Van Gorden. Judith Co1egrove,Patricia Ripley, Martha Hendrix,Martha Bell, Melaine Barnes, Phyllis Egleston. Richard Huggins, Darlene Grinnell, Diana Earley, Janice Brant, Donna Gleason, Carl Swanson, Dwight Tschopp. John Taft,Richard Adams,Michael Johnson,Gorden Benson,Robert Wheeler, Roger Burris, Ronnie Young, Jeffrey Jones. Rieta Baker. We seventh graders had quite a hard time finding our way around the first few weeks of school, but we're doing much better now. We are proud that everyone in the seventh grade is taking part in the gym program, March Zlst. We are also proud that both the American Legion Auxiliary essay prizes went to seventh graders. At our first class party we invited our parents to meet our new friends and their parents. We are looking forward to many more wonderful times at Williamson High before we reach the top and graduate. Seventh Grade Class Officers: Ronald !oung..... ....President Carl Swanson....... ....Vice-President Nancy Friends....... ....Recording Secretary M lissa Griffiths... .....Financia1 Secretary Carl Swanson, Ronald Young, Nancy Friends, Melissa Griffiths x ACTIVITIES 70 4f.o I' X SX ,mf'?f' I:Z5 WIII' 'D 660100 Xocee kXeo61K,-l- Geotge 4:09 Oe, Oaiok 5 . 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S ,Y H A , ,., ,Q ff' Q E Q J W M Q My' I ..,,L WM bw L: A M if f k ' . - N-Q.. 1 j' ,. , 3 'X '-N First period every Monday and Friday finds the senior band members busily occupied in room 034. These are the two periods of the week when they are allowed to express their emotions--in music, whether it is an overture, march, novelty, or the more modern jazz. This year the band and,m8ny of its members have taken part in various activities. On April 18 and 19, David Burris and Donna.George represented the band at District Band at Coudersport. May and June fgund the band taking part in May Day, and Commencement. The band also made several summer appearances last year. Among them were: Lawrenceville's Old Home Day, Tioga's Old Home Day, and Fourth of July celebrations at Mansfield and Millerton. The big highlight of the year for the band was the concert which was presented March 28. This gave all band members the feeling that their time at band practice had been worth while. Another branch of our band is the Pep Band. Consisting of Z8 members, this organization showed us its talent at basketball games and pep rallies. Student directors were Yvonne Button and Fred LaVancher. This ear our band members were proud to announce that they have new drums, symgols, and a banner for Marching Band. Thus the year '57-'58 contributes to the history of our Concert Band, Marching Band, and Pep Band. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Floyd Wood, David Wilkins, Esther Kepple, John LaVancher, Richard Jones. Mrs. Lunn, Norman Wood, ADale Hughes, Judith Hymes, Linda Bruce, Jane Hymes. Dawn Swanson, Ann Wales, Marlene Wilkins, Sandra Cooper, Beverly Webster, Yvonne Button. Virginia Gilbert,Patricia Thall, Diane Taft, Cleo Russell, Edwin Colegrove, Luella Gleason. Jeffrey Fritz, Carol Knight, Barbara Gee, Jon Cooper, Theodore Davis, Fred LaVancher. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Donald Jones, Raymond Hughes, Paul Doud, Karen Carpenter, Susan Brown, Karen Gilbert, Martha Bell, William Wales, Louis Aiello,Ronald Gilbert. Second Row: Ronald Young, Stephen Packard, Ronald Keck, David Cary, Kenneth Kepple, Benjamin Casbeer,Eugene Bartholomew,Carl Swanson,Stanley Bruce, Richard Patton,Nancy Friends, Diana Earley,Clarice Brennan,Linda Young, Shirley Miller, Dennis Grinnell, David Tschopp. Third Row: Mrs. Lunn, Director, Janice Hall, Patricia Ball, Gordon Bliss. Judith Hymes,Yvonne Button, Donna George,Jane Hymes,Mar1ene Wilkins, Sandra Cooper, Dianne Egleston, Virginia Heck. Linda Erickson,Esther Kepple,Carol Knight, David Burris,Sarah Brown, Sherman West,Patricia Thall, Dawn Swanson,Diane Taft, Ann Wales,John LaVancher, David Wilkins. Mrs. Lunn, Richard Jones, Glenn Hughes, Margaret Jones, Jon Cooper, Fred LaVancher, Barbara Gee. 59 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row Fifth Row: Sixth Row: 60 Mrs. Lunn, Director, Margaret Jones, Brenda Queal, Richard Patterson, Wallace Linder, Richard Jones,Claudette Butler, Sandra Stermer, Beverly Webster. Linda Osgood, Connie Seelye, Sandra Hogancamp, Clarice Bourdette, Lewis Stout, Glenn Hughes, James Colegrove, Martha Watkins, Lynda McMullen, Sharon Bourdette, Sarah Brown. Patricia Thall, Carol Knight, Esther Kepple, Ann Wales, Philip Harris, Dennis Harrington,Sherman West,Judith Hymes,Dawn Swanson, Laura Sisson, Gloria Cummings. Mary Smith, Judith Sta1ter,Carole Carleton,Sandra Cooper, Susan Aiello, Fred Lavancher, Norman Wood, Richard Harrison, Heike Mueller, Jeanne Sutton, Marilyn Weaver, Virginia Gilbert, JeanneAndrews. Dorothy Drabic, Ruth Hager,Donna George,Betty Wood, Mary Rose Edgerton, James E. Bradshaw, Larry VanDruff, David Balch, Norma Bartlett,Patricia Queal, Ann Miller, Pauline Heffner, Helen Bartlett. Elnora Eighmey,Delores Hendrix, Patricia Hogancamp,Doris Becraft,Lucine Leonard, Sharon Miller,Marlene Wilkins, Beverly Faulkner,Yvonne Button, Joyce Kipferl, Virginia Heck,Carol Harrison,Patricia Eighmey, Margaret Gardner, Barbara Gee. First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sarah Brown,He1en Bartlett, Linda Osgood, Mrs. Lunn, Dorothy Drabic, Connie Seelye, Margaret Jones. . Sharon Bourdette,Virginia Heck,Dawn Swanson,Carol Knight, Ann Wales, Patricia Thall, Clarice Bourdette. . Judith Hymes, Laura Sisson, Gloria Cummings, Mary Jane Smith, Jean Sutton, Heike Mueller, Esther Kepple, Barbara Gee. Richard Jones, Richard Patterson, Doris Becraft, Ruth Hager, Carole Carleton,Beverly Faulkner,Yvonne Button,James Colegrove,Lew1s Stout. Glenn Hughes,Wallace Linder, Fred LaVancher,James E. Bradshaw, Larry VanDruff, David Balch, Richard Harrison, Norman Wood, Sherman West, Dennis Harrington. First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Claudette Butler, Beverly Webster, Sandra Stermer, Sharon Bourdette, Patricia Thall, Brenda Queal, Barbara Gee, Mrs. Lunn, Director. ' Donna George, Sandra Hogancamp, Connie Seelye, Margaret Jones, Clarice Bourdette, Dorothy Drabic, Linda Osgood, Lynda McMullen, Martha Watkins Susan Aiello, Judith Hymes, Sarah Brown, Dawn Swanson, Carol Knight, Esther Kepple, Ann Wales, Helen Bartlett. Sandra Cooper, Patricia Hogancamp, Doris Becraft, Ruth Hager, Carole Carleton, Jeanne Sutton, Heike Mueller, Carol Harrison, Marilyn Weaver Elnora Eighmey, Delores Hendrix, Laura Sisson, Mary Jane Smith, Gloria Cummings, Ann Miller, Pauline Heffner, Patricia Queal, Norma Bartlett, Virginia Heck. l Judith Stalter, Mary Rose Edgerton, Betty Dean Wood, Lucine Leonard, Sharon Miller, Virginia Gilbert,Beverly Faulkner,Yvonne Button, Marlene Wilkins,Joyce Kipferl,Patricia Eighmey,Jeanne Andrews, Margaret Gardner One song leads on to another, One friend to another friend, So I'll travel along With a friend and a song. Wilfrid Wildon Gibson We are very proud of the largest organization in the school, the chorus. We are divided into three groupszthe Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus and a special choir. The true spirit of Christmas was brought to Williamson December 19 when the combined choruses presented HThe Christmas Storyn in song. The impressive candlelight procession entered the auditorium singing the ma- jestic nAdeste Fidelisu. Christmas hymns and carols developed the themes of the reading from Scripture and poets. Beautiful living pictures rever- ently portrayed the Nativity scenes. As the last strains of the triumph- ant recessional hymn, HJoy to the WorldH,died away,all who had witnessed the program felt that they had indeed traveled the HRoad to Bethlehemu. The remainder of the year was filled with many worthwhile activities for the chorus. On February l3,l4,and 15 we were represented in District Chorus by Richard Patterson, Barbara Gee, James E. Bradshaw, and Carol Knight. At the May Day Festival we contributed several selections, in- gluding some fromHOklahomaH. The choir sang at the baccalureate service, une . Next year's chorus will miss the members of the Class of 1958 gradu- ating June 5. These include soloist,Martha Watkins andDennis Harrington, and our accompanist, Barbara Gee. As we wish them nBon Voyage,n we look forward to another year of work and pleasure. 61 MAJORETTES Judy Adriance Janet Weaver Vicky Hall Robin Cmnberledge Virginia Heck District Band Donna George David Burris District Chorus James E. Bradshaw Barbara Gee Carol Knight Richard Patterson Cumberledge,Sharon Paris, Susan Aiello, Mary Cu mings, Victoria Rochford: Judith Hymes. Standing: Dennis Grinnell,Carol George,Dianne Egleston,Helen Bart1ecc,Duane Frieda Theodore Hogancamp, Helen Woodworth, Richard Huggins, Edward Haslund, Rodney Butler, Sherman West, Lee Collins, John Bender, Roxie Gee, Judith Co egrove. STUDENT COUNCIL This year our council was divided into two groups. The junior high representatives met on Tuesday mornings, and the senior high representa- tives met on Wednesday mornings. By doing this we found that more could be accomplished. Another new idea, which we tried and liked very much this year, was having co-chairmen instead of a president and vice-president. On April ll our joint council was represented in the district meet- ing at Hughesville by Dianne Egleston, Sherman West, Judith Hymes, Helen Bartlett, and Richard Harrison. We feel that this year has been the most profitable one of our years in the new high school. Susan Aiello, Sharon Paris, Gary Cumber- ledge, Richard Harrison STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sharon Paris.................Co-Chairman Gary Cumberledge.... ....Co-Chairman Susan Aie110....... ....Secretary Richard Harrison..... ....Treasurer irst Row Brenda Queal, Claudette Butler, Marlene Cushing, Mrs. Howland, Gloria Cushing, Charlene Davis, Shirley Russell. .econd Row Pauline Heffner, Betty Ann Smith, Joan Goodwin, Donna Cummings, Sandra Stermer, Dianna Howe. 'hird Row Ann Miller,Patricia Queal,Norma Bartlett, Dianne Cummings, Joyce Andrews, Beverly Cummings, Patricia Hall, Janet Butler, Donna Main. F.H.A. The Personality Plus Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America of the Williamson Jr. Sr. High School has enjoyed another eventful year. In the fall, our formal initiation for the new members and election of offi- cers was held. Members of our chapter attended the sub-regional meeting at Spring Mills,Pennsylvania, on October l9.An assembly program was plan- ned for November,but because it was necessary to postpone it,we presented it December 6. Tenth grade members wrote a skit, 'Courtesy Counts,H which was produced that day. The rest of the program included a devotional num- ber and and 13 our led by Charlene Davis,a patriotic number with Betty Ann Smith reading, a HLitter Bugn skit with Shirley Russell,Donna Cu mings, Dianna Howe, Betty Ann Smith. In December we made cookies we held our annual Christmas guests. Of course, the menu January 16 and l7, Patricia and candies for Broad Acres. On December party with the women faculty members as was spaghetti. Hall, Joan Goodwin, Betty Ann Smith, and Shirley Russell represented us at the Farm Show in Harrisburg where they did demonstrations on silk screen printing and how to wrap a pretty pack- age. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kinnan. March 23-29 is National F.H.A. week. F.H.A. Sunday, March 23, the girls attended the Tioga Methodist Church. We again participated in the National F.H.A. HCrossnoreH project and the essay contest. ln April, we held our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, our Fashion Show, and had a good representation at the County Banquet at the Penn Wells Hotel in Wellsboro.We are sending girls to the State F.H.A. Leader- ship Conference at Penn State University on June 9,l0, and ll. Our varied activities have given us much valuable experience as well as pleasure. At the close of the year we look back upon a program devel- o ed in accordance with the purposes of our organization to inspire us to bgtter living, better home membership, and community leadership. Those of our number who are graduating think with new seriousness as our motto be- , . comes reality in their lives and they face 'Toward New Horizons. 64 F. Ioan Goodwin... Shirley Russell .... ?atricia Queal. irenda Queal... Irs. Howland... H.A. OFFICERS ...Vice- President President Secretary Treasurer ..Advisor Particia Queal, Shirley Russell, Brenda Queal Joan Goodwin, Mrs. Howland 65 i First Row: Second Row: Third Row: 66 Mr. Snyder,Jack Deming, Ralph Croft,Richard Patterson, Donald Patterson Ernest White, John Tobey,Floyd Wood,LaVerneFriends, Lyn Daggett, James Andrus George Cummings, Larry Gee, Dennis Harrington, Gary Cummings, Martin Deats, Wayne Osterhoudt, Wilbur Allen F.F.A. This year our chapter is conducting its annual seed sale to raise money for its treasury. The Tri-State Seed Company of restricts its sales to commercial gr wers, has made F.F.A. chapter to sell its seeds in small lots. Only is it possible for the home gardener to get these Philadelphia, which it possible for our through the F.F.A. quality seeds. The local chapter gives the boys exceeding a total of sixty dollars in sales official F.F.A. jackets. Last year Jack Deming earned a jacket. F.F.A. President..... Vice-President.... Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Reporter .... Sentinel .... Chaplain .... Advisor... Officers ...Richard Patterson ........Ralph Croft ...Dennis Harrington ........Lyn Daggett ........John Tobey ....LaVerne Friends ...Wayne Osterhoudt . ....... Mr. Snyder Mr. Snyder,Richard Patterson, Dennis Harrington. LaVerne Friends, John Tobey, Ralph Croft, Lyn Daggett. 5 an H, ,N -.- .2-s.+Wns+-www:-,'.:fw-sf refuse' +1 Jjfu 5-fernviw -fpaue aw ' -A T. 4-RLY' ' Q -. 4-::,-. f 2? In the Tioga County tractor-driving contest,Ra1ph Croft placed first 'E and Jack Deming placed third. Jack Deming placed second in the farm- 'iw mechanics contest . Jack Deming attended as one of the two Tioga County delegates to the w State Convention. This year our chapter was honored to have one of its members, Jack A W mv 5 . 'Q A 1 A 5 r .a .3 Deming, receive the Keystone Farmer Award January 15, at the Education F Building in Harrisburg. This is the highest honor a student can receive 'Q during his high school years. The state degree is limited to two per cent 'i of the total enrollment. All who apply do not automatically receive this degree. A committee of adults, made up of vocational agriculture super- if visors I tions and members of the State Office of Education, reviews the applica- ' F5 and selects those that qualify. The award is based on supervised ' farming and leadership in and out of F.F.A. Our chapter joined with several other chapters to form a basketball league. Our team The boys of nities offered to to themselves and is proving itself by winning four of the eight games. Williamson are taking advantage of the many opportu- them through its active F.F.A. and are bringing credit their school. First Row: Wayne 0sterhoudt,Jack Deming,Ralph Croft,Richari Patterson. l Second Row: Mr. Snyder,Martin Deats,Larry Gee, Ernest White, Gary Cummings, George Cunnangs. ill!! Seated: Standing: ?irst Row: Second Row: Xbsent: 68 Mrs. Bliss, Lynn Farr, Lucine Leonard, Sharon Miller. , Barry Sandra Cooper,Beverly Webster,Vicky Hall,Clara Sutton,Patricia Hogancamp, Robert Stalter,Judith Stalter, Theodore Davis,Dianna Howe,Sherry Carlton, Charlene Davis, Sandra Stermer. Sharon Bourdette, Roberta White, Dennis Ball, Daphna Campbell, Jeanne Sutton, Margaret Gardner, Gloria Cummings. Lois Courtright, Sheila Adriance. First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Absent: DRIVER TRAINING Mr. Howe, Clarice Bourdette,Judith Hymes,Susan Aiello,Ruth Tebo, Virginia Gilbert, Jeanne Andrews, Nancy Warner, Esther Kepple, Carol Knight, Dawn Swanson. Carol Harrison, Claudette Butler, Doris Becraft, Laura Tanner, Pauline Heffner, Carol George, Patricia Queal, Norma Bartlett, Carol Terry, Joan Goodwin, Lewis Stout. Marilyn Weaver, Betty Ann Smith, Laura Sisson, Gloria Cummings, Virginia Harrison, Weldon Bliss, Richard Harrison, LaVerne Friends, Robert Bement, Wilbur Allen. Dale Hughes, Lee Collins, Wally Linder, Nolan Heffner, Melvin Cummings, Richard Jones, Junior Fye, Theodore Davis, David Burris. William Gary, Thomas Tebo, James D. Bradshaw, Charles Miller, James E. Bradshaw, Lynn Farr, William Linder,James Stickler, Duane Wheeler, Harold Draper, David Balch. James Colegrove, Sarah Brown, Charles Horton, Donna George, James Wicks Gene Kinney, John Bender, Gloria Cummings, Richard Steadman. IRR - Kam I First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: Mr. Gaige, Mr. Houser, Dawn Swanson, Esther Kepple, Beverly Faulkner, Margaret Jones, Danna Griffiths, Patricia Hogancamp. David Bliss, Richard Jones, Larry VanDruff, Susan Aiello, Heike Mueller, Marilyn Weaver, Carol Knight. Fred Audinwood, Richard Van Gorden, Junior Fye, Theodore Davis, Richard Harrison, William Linder, James Stickler, Lewis Stout. Harold Draper, Lynn Farr, David Burris, Weldon Bliss, David Balch. Barry Baker Williamson High School requires that each student take at least one laboratory science course during his high school years. In junior high schoo1,general science is offeredgin senior high school,biology,chemistry, and physics are offered. Many students whose interests are apcitudes en- courage their participation in the field of science, or who are working toward college entrance avail themselves of the opportunities to take all of the science courses. Under the guidance of Mr. Gaige, Mr. Houser, and Mr. Prugh science clubs have been organized. The weekly meetings have provided interesting and enjoyable activities this year. We have constructed a static machine, experimented with lazy slurry and nutty putty, and performed a few minor rocket experiments.We have studied radio,skeleton mounting, and microbes. We have experimented with white rats and fruit flies. Our work has been varied in scope so that the interests of many have been met. In March, members of the club attended the County Science Fair at Mansfield State Teachers College. Here we observed many interesting pro- jects submitted b students of the high schools of Tio a County Although we have not been able to accomplish al? that we had hoped to do,we have had a very profitable year, and we hope that future members will have as worthwhile and enjoyable a time as we have had. 70 Dolores Dailey, Mary Myers,Brenda Button, Patricia Rochford, Jay Bartholomew Hazel Hall, Phyllis Bell, Betty Jones, MAY DAY FESTIVAL when spring of 1957 came, Williamson High School held its first May Day Festival.The Queen's jesters,Judy Stalter and Robin Cumberledge,led the procession of the students participating in the program. They were followed by the Queen, Patricia Rochford, and her court composed of Phyllis Bell, Brenda Button, Hazel Hall, Betty Jones, and Mary Myers. The girls presented a lovely picture in their beautiful gowns and garlands of spring flowers. The coronation of the May Queen by Jay Bartholomew, Student Council president, opened the progaam. Many student organizations.then participated in the program presented in honor of the queen. One of the most colorful numbers was the May Pole Dance presented by the girls of the ninth grade. We hope that the 1957 May Day Festival has set a precedent for a happy occasion which the students of Williamson will want to enjoy for many years to come. ADMIRALS ALL Linda Daggett Sharon Paris Betty Crocker D.A.R. Citizenship Award American Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Paul Ward Jack Deming Physically Randi-CaPPed Essay Keystone Farmer Award Second Award Brenda Burton Patricia Rochford John Philip Sousa MMiss Williamsonn Band Award Laurel Festival 1957 1957 72 ATHLETICS jffbvefdafamzz 79fwzfr?zg7f'Aw-neo-Kf 4 .A liefvffli , G.. ,' IX XX x ffn xx Q ff 's ' ' .,'ll' K x QF, 5' 1112-'gm X 5 v--1.1 - Y 1 ' - 1 . gg' '-XV.:-a-Txxifutlinunvtr151391:-lllfF -I-I--T-- X X E . V gl - -1 'i l- : X ,Q x X i:,....:- ' 7' uf 3 K xflflfx , i 35' X . fr , C f ' .. 9 ' fx Q N -V ,fx f,. g ,-, +,, Rx E-S ' ' 'Taxi xr XNA' QS , 5 , -,., s -, ' - ,, A -'-'- Q'-sf 27:5 Xia., ' K 31 A JN i L.f.FY:-f:- .4 .T :ilk Q' gf- 'zg.i,-, fx QQ? 'SQ-'LX 'l 1 ix ' - ,K 'jgff 1., f-?ff':55isiQ1.fXsQ gg, X- i , 43.:: 'asf-ff ff f QQ- PP + -- -2-1 N Xia A n I i KIQN X SS' J 1 A A54 - 5' ' W 5 I r - TS Q lb ,J t if - 5' 'L' First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Coach Meckes, Theodore Cary,Ralph Tillinghast,Richard Van Gorden, Edward Haslund, Kenneth Harrison. Richard Richard James D. Miller, Patterson,Boyd Belknap, Junior Fye,Richard Stead an,John Bender, Parker, Lynn Farr. Bradshaw, Robert Gee,Richard Harrison,Gary Cumberledge, Charles Norman Wood. David Burris, Terry Colegrove, James Belz, David Fritz SOCCER The best team thus far in the history of Williamson Jr Sr High School came in second this year with only one loss. We out-scored our opponets 18 to 8. Dick Van Gorden was high scorer, kicking 6 goals out of the 18 The co-captains for 57-58 season were Ralph Tillinghast and Dick Van Gorden a final Williamson out-classed Liberty 6 to 0. 74 East Smithfield North Penn Cowanesque Mansfield Elkland Liberty Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson Williamson First Row: Edward Haslund, Junior Fye,Richard Steadman,Richard Van Gorden, Norman Wood, Gary Cumberledge. Second Row: Coach Meckes, Robert Gee, John Bender, David Balch, Gary Henninger, David Hogancamp, Kenneth Harrison. BASEBALL Although our team did not fare too well last year,we have high hopes for the future. The majority of last year's team is returning to form the nucleus for our '58 team, and Coach Meckes is also expecting some bright newcomers. In his second year as our coach, Mr. Meckes predicts a much better showing than last year. He feels that defense was our weak point in the '57 season and plans to emphasize defense tactics in practice this sea- son. He feels that, with the mixture of newcomers and returning letter- men, we will be more of a threat to our opponets. We wish the best of luck to our team this season. 75 F.. -,,,,..,-1 First Row: Gary Cumberledge Second Row: Coach Meckes,Richard Stead an, Richard Harrison,Richard Van Gorden,Theodore Cary, John Bender, Ralph Tillinghast, Weldon Bliss, Edward Haslund, Junior Fye, Terry Colegrove. BASKETBALL The '57-'58 basketball season,greatly strengthed by senior veterans, finished the campaign with an 8 turned into a successful season Warriors lost six games by seven The highlight of the season 14 record. This could easily have been had the team won the nclose ones.n The points or less. was a hard fought 62-61 victory over the Wellsboro Hornets, the first in Williamson's history. Four of the starting line-up are graduating this year, leaving Coach Meckes with a first-class rebuilding job. High scorers were Gary Cumberledge, Ralph Tillinghast, and Richard Van Gorden scoring 313, 233, 221 points respectively. The captain, Gary Cumberledge, represented the team in the All Star Game held at M.S.T.C. gymnasium. Williamson 85 Notre Dame 42 Williamson 67 Woodhull 30 Williamson 50 Notre Dame 77 Williamson 71 Woodhull 30 Williamson 62 Addison 40 Williamson 53 Galeton 54 Williamson 39 North Potter 58 Williamson 49 North Penn 52 Williamson 69 Liberty 58 Williamson 44 Wellsboro 47 Williamson 43 Mansfield 92 Williamson 55 Elkland 77 Williamson 58 Cowanesque 55 Williamson 62 Wellsboro 61 Williamson 60 Galeton 80 Will iamson 60 Cowanesque 5 3 Williamson 64 North Penn 63 Williamson 63 Liberty 56 Williamson 50 Addison 42 Williamson 31 Mansfield 64 Williamson 61 Elkland 71 Williamson 31 North Potter 35 76 First Row: Robert White, Donald Patterson, Gordon Bliss, Sherman West, Lynn Farr, Robert Bement, David Cary. Second Row: Coach Meckes,Philip Harris, Robert Brennan,Nolan Heffner,Char1es Miller, John Rundell, James E. Bradshaw, Larry VanDruff. This year's Junior Varsity Basketball Team consisted of freshmen, sophomores, and three juniors. For many of them, this was their first year of playing on the basketball team. As the season progressed, they showed much improvement in coordination. Aggressiveness, team spirit, and good sportsmanship were high on their scoreboard. John Rundell represented the Williamson J V's at the All Star game. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL As a result of organizing the Junior High School basketball team, we will know, for the first time in three years, wh0 will advance C0 the J. V. team and what we may expect of them. The experience gained in practice and play during this past season will prove valuable in competition next season. The Juniors won one and lost three of the games played. However, the starting line-up of our team was composed of four eighth graders and one freshman, while the opposing teams were composed mostly of freshmen. It will be interesting to watch these players who show much promise as they develop during the coming year. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: Coach Meckes, Donald Heffner, Grant Caster, Drexel Goodwin, Ronald Keck, James Leonard. Second Row: Jeffrey Jones,John Taft,Edwin Colegrove,Gary Short,Kenneth Harrison, Richard Bartholomew, Francis Bartlett. Third ROW: Robert Parker, Jeffrey Fritz, John Brott, Carlton Bell, Richard Padgett, William Wales. Standing: Lucine Leonard, Elnora Eighmey, Virginia Woodworth, Mrs. Williams, Delores Hendrix, Jeanne Andrews, Clarice Bourdette. Seated: Linda Daggett, Susan Aiello, Betty Ann Smith, Sharon Miller, Virginia Gilbert, Heike Mueller. GIRLS BASKETBALL For the first time in the short history of our new school, we had a girls' basketball team. Although we played only two games, we had a lot of fun and enjoyed the new experience. Both games were with Woodhull: one we lost, and the other we tied. We sincerely hope that WHS continues to have a girls' team. To Mrs.Williams we give our thanks for her help and encouragement. 80 new Gootvcazoc Cacox Qeotge Y: Lxdiiance Skrekla axis H1006 ocge Sbacoo Y evcwj 909.9 Donna G0 Sh E1 Dr el' 1? fnznne Ee .Y Ca Ru rleinesest ki On on A Sus se-in T gh? Lgaey Z' 1' leazwh D Gvlp GYMNASTIC CLUB Sheila Adriance, Patricia Thall, Sharon Bourdette,Clarice Bourdette,Ruth Sutton, Charlene Davis, Gloria Cushing, Lois Courtright. Lanny Johnson, Richard Patterson, James D. Bradshaw, Duane Wheeler. Mr. Meckes, William Gary, Norman Wood,Lynn Farr, Joseph King. First Row: William Gary, Richard Patter- son, Norman Wood, Joseph King, Lynn Farr. Second Row: Lanny Johnson, James D. Brad- shaw, Duane Wheeler, Sheila Adriance. Third Row: Clarice Bourdette, Patricia Thall, Sharon Bourdette. Fourth Row: Gloria Cushing,Charlene Davis Fifth Row: Lois Courtright. 82 Lois Courtright init? im, nf: Alf? ,V Q, nf? A s iiviig ff, 95' as , R .N . 5 7 ' - ia. fiieiiwllsk' if azz:-'QL :' H y 1.853 Q .. I 13:1 E, Robert Bliss,1-lerbert Middaugh,LaVerne Voorhees,Gera1d Smith,Merton Sheive, Chester Andrews,l-loward Hughes,Jean Losey,Wa1ter Hal1,Mi1dred Bliss, Mahlon Bliss. TRANSPORTATION AND BUS DRIVERS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Mary Ellen Bartholomew wasn't quiet and shy? Boyd Belknap had all his teeth? Ellen Bell wasn't engaged? Douglas Brown kept still in P.O.D. class? Ted Cary didn't like his Hcarolfsju? Paige Coates forgot how to draw a ship? Terry Colegrove lost his record player? Allen Cornish forgot how to milk a cow? Ralph Croft forgot to write a romantic story? Gary Cumberledge wasn't married? Gary Cummings didn't have anFordH? Patricia Cu mings was ever called HPatH by Mr Linda Daggett didn't ride around in a Ford? Jack Deming stayed awake in P.0aD. class? Jerry Doud forgot how to blow his trombone? Elnora Eighmey couldn't play basketball? Jo Ann Elliott wasn't a librarian? Jerry Farr had to put a standard type muffler on his car? David Fritz had straight hair? Barbara Gee couldn't play the piano? Larry Gee didn't have so many girl friends? Carol George wasn't engaged? David Gleason liked to do his homework? Dennis Harrington couldn't sing? Edward Haslund ever practiced his accordion? Delores Hendrix began eating full course meals? Gary Henninger didn't have freckles? Eugene Horton lived in Pennsylvania? Carl Hughes didn't know how to raise broilers? LeRoy Jayne didn't have four brothers? Gene Jones lost his glasses? Lynda McMullen lost her knee socks? Sharon Paris was ever called HSharonH by Mr. Walter? Richard Parker wasn't the girls' errand boy? Brenda Queal wasn't so ambitious? Mary Jane Edgerton didn't have a husband? Shirley Russell didn't read her library book in P.O.D. class? Charles Scouten didn't have a girl friend in junior high? Raymond Seelye wasn't so slow and easy going? Ruth Tebo forgot how to type? Ralph Tillinghast wasn't always chewing a tooth pick? John Tobey became interested in Macbeth? Richard Van Gorden couldn't make coffee during shop class? Audrey Van Zile didn't have curly hair? Paul Ward forgot to take his HGeritolN? Martha Watkins didn't giggle in P.O.D. class? Clara White regularly took her one-a-day vitamin pills? Ernest White's girl didn't want to be a farmer's wife? Betty Dean Wood went to bed early nights? Floyd Wood didn't pick on Betty in P.O.D. class? Virginia Woodworth was short and fat, and Jerry was tall and t . Balch? hin? 1-,WW -W ....... .. . ,....,..-.vv-.W ... :1--.-fww f--Y.-...M ... . .-.-. ,..'1,.-.Y-.W-e - She Ask She would be the biggest loud mouth in Williamson. John Tobey. wouldn't have Carl wrapped around her 3rd finger, left hand Balch would have a chance to talk more. Mr He'd be singing the blues! We wouldn't have a theme for our '58 Keystone. He would practice his trombone more o ten. He would have to take up home-ec! Mrs. Butler would have to read mysteries. He wouldn t have a wedding ring to lose. He She She would have to drive a 'Bulldozer. would answer him. would ride on a uBulldozer.n He would have to sleep in literature class. He would have to go to English Class on Fridays. She would have to try out for soccer! We would have a mixed-up library. Lawrenceville would be peaceful once again. The Her girls couldn't straighten his beautiful curls. fingers would get stiff. ' They couldn't tag him down the hall. Every boy would be adding another name to his little black book He would have his work done and the faculty members would faint He might take piano lessons. Maybe he and Betty would have a duet. She might Q71 start gaining a little weight. He would have a clear complexion. He wouldn't be a tuition student. He'd have to find another job. He might have a sister. He'd have to start eating carrots. Her shoes would go color blind. The shock would delay her answer. The school board would have to hire a bell boy. She might be enrolled in a class for lazy people! She would still be loving 'em and leaving em. She wouldn't be ahead on her book reports. He would probably have one from senior high. He might go Hbop' crazy. She wouldn't be able to go to R. B. I. There wouldn't be such a lumber shortage in the United States. Mrs.Butler would give him permission to run his car on gas instead of English He would have to rob Mrs. Butler's thermos bottle of tea. we would have to give her a Htoniu I He wouldn't have the energy to talk back to Shirley. Mr. Balch wouldn't have so many headaches. She might be able to come to school more often. She would just be Ernie's wife. Maybe her writing would take a different slant. Betty could get an A for a change. They would look like Mutt and Jeff. 4nH1WwWFwHHW1FluHMHIHHMl5Hl1lQImy!I!l!ll!!!!l!llll!lll,, !SHiP WILLIAMSON! . .1..6f.,, ' .1.,. 1'-i f w, r R -J 1... r ,,,. .fffqv Sept Sept. Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 0ct.2 Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 88 First day of school. Welcome back everybody! Seniors get off to a good start by ordering graduation invitations and name cards. Magazine sales begin. Here is proof that we are seniors. Class officers are elected. Who led the campaign? Stationery sales begin. Come on everyone, let's write letters! Seniors have their first class meeting. Christmas cards and candles 'are here-FOR SALE. Juniors sponsored a dance in the gymnasium. Cwake Up Little Susie! Scholarship Tests were given to Gary Cumberledge, Barbara Gee, Edward Haslund, and Gary Henninger. No school because of the Hflu.n Teachers Institute. The Flute Trio participated in the program. Oops, Yvonne is sick! Oh well, Flute Duet. General Electric Assembly. The House of Magic. Barbara Gee and Sharon Paris enjoyed touring the campus of M.S.T.C. to get an idea of Nwhat goes for next year. Seniors are selling fruitcakes. Seniors served at the banquet put on by the school board and their families, the faculty and their families. Look at those happy Juniors! Their class rings came today. Polio shots. One senior slightly Q?J reluctant. Assembly Hypnosis Program. We are glad that Delores had a clear con- science when she recalled her childhood. First basketball game of the season. We lost but Hsomeonen had to. Yearbook staff was chosen. Oh, those uluckyn people! School closed at one o'clock for Thanksgiving vacation. Watch those waist-lines! Deer season opens. Everyone has his NdeerQ?DW tonight. Tonight the girls showed the boys how to play basketball in a game with Wood ull. Christmas program. The Art Department presented living pictures while the chorus sang. School closes at one for Christmas Vacation. Happy Holidays! Back to school. It looks as if Santa was good to everyone. Sharon Paris won the D.A.R. award. Yvonne Button and Judy Hymes had fun attending district chorus at State College. All those college boys-WOW. Mr. Walter's prize chair fell through with him while he was enjoying the game with wellsboro. Juniors were Hsitting-prettyn for Mr. McNaney. ummmnwmnunnmnmQmnM5QHHummmHH11ummmHwen1MwHEwwwIn5funnHHHHF!WH1FFFEWEWEFFFFEFE!W!!F!MQF!QIEH5l!l1Q Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May. June June June June 16 21 24 27 8 10 ll 13 13-15 17-19 24 3 4 10 13 25 26 28 1 11-12 24 1 l 4 5 9-13 Today is the sophomores turn to be snapped. Martha Lou fell down the bleachers. Look out below. Oh dear, Mr. Prugh is rescuing the damsel in distress. UBravoH for Williamson! We BEAT Wellsboro in a basketball game! Starting tonight some seniors are giving up those nprecious eveningsu for yearbook meetings. Telethon. Did anyone have an all night party??? we LIKE snow! A day off! Don't cry over spilt milk! Dick Van Gorden didn't, he just mopped Mrs. Butler's floor. Seniors go after yearbook ads. Cold feet? In more ways than one! James E. Bradshaw, Barbara Gee, Carol Knight and Richard Patterson sang their heartsC?J out at district chorus in Montoursville. School closed because of bad weather. who can have fun when they are snowed in? Ralph Croft is back to school after a long absence--sickness, he says!? Bake-off winners announced. They are Linda Daggett and Pat Hall. Gary Cumberledge and John Rundell played in the All-Star game at Mansfield. Play casts were chosen. Who will win the Oscar this year? Easter cake sales begin. The gym classes and the gym club put on an exhibition in the evening for parents and friends. Sharon finds herself caught in Dick Van Gorden's locker. Find him quick, somebody! Spring Band Concert. Proceeds go toward a banner. Marlene Wilkins spoiled Mrs. Walter's April Fool test. The Senior class presented three one-act plays- HCasonova Jr.N NTell gg TgeTEeaggrg:saeegng1a5ge Greener Grass. Entertainment was furnished Wool Growers Banquet. May Day Program. Long live the Queen! Baccalaureate. Class Day HWe'11 remember always ------------ U Commencement nPomp and Circumstancen-and DIPLOMAS! Washington Trip. 89 5 if 1 W 1 5 5 S5 A 4 3 W if , F :ff A if if QM QQ TW 2 HL A....u1 5 ,,..-,,...w - .vw ,V --Y-mm .W----W ww- - v- --!- W -- -- W M -.--- ALUMNI CLASS OF 1949 Louis R. Allen--U.S. Army, Korea Clifford Andrews--Macon, Georgia Janet Andrus--fMrs. Charles Jones,Jr.J Tioga, Pa. William Baley III Norene Bartlett--CMrs. Wayne Burroughsj Sorber Trailer Court Painted Post, New York Richard Bergh--Tioga, Pa. QAttending Mansfield State Teachers Collegej Oliver Button--Tioga, Pa. CFarmingJ Nils Card--Millerton, Pa. fFarmingJ Mary Jane Casbeer R.N.--Rochester, N.Y. CEmployed by Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New Yorkj Park Close--Trumansburg, New York CEmployed by Telephone Co.J Mary Davis--QMrs. Davis Kilburnj Lawrenceville, Pa. fEmployed by Steadman's Clothing Storey Louise Erickson--fMrs. William Fowlerj Liverpool, N.Y. Crystal Givens--QMrs. Robert Hartj Westfield, Pa. Betty Hughes--CMrs. Fred Reynoldsj Tioga, Pa. Charles Jones, Jr.--Tioga, Pa. fEmployed by Rice and Sonsl Corning, New York Richard Keith Johnson--Lawrenceville, Pa. QEmployed by Corning Glass Works,Corning,N.Y.J Henry LaVerne Kipferl--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Kennedy Valve, Elmira, N.Y.J Ann Mathews--Geneva, New York Edith Merrick--Spring Valley, New York Francis Murphy--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Twain Theater, Mansfield, Pa.J Arlene Patterson--fMrs. Lynn Whitneyb Tioga, Pa. William Preston--Tioga, Pa. CPartner in Horner and Preston Barber Shop Tioga, Pa.D Eunice Rose--fMrs. Donald Howej Tioga, Pa. Leah Sheive--CMrs. Donald Jenningsb Millerton, Pa. Pauline Smith-- Mrs. Gordon Martinj Millerton, Pa. Phyllis Smith-- Mrs. John Sterlingj Pine City, New York Wilfred Smith--Lawrenceville, Pa. CFarmingJ Bertha Steele--CMrs. Clarence Lee Greenwalt, Jr.J--Lawrenceville, Pa. Lois Tobey--fMrs. Edward Blyj Elmira, New York Harry Van Delinder--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.J Earl Wheeler--Lindley, New York. Beverly A. Smith--fMrs. Richard Smith, Millerton, Pa. CLASS OF 1950 Virgilene Bement--fMrs. Harry Millerj Millerton, Pa. Melvin Boom--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand,Painted Post,N.Y.J Patricia Brennan--CMrs. William Prestonb Tioga, Pa. Gerald Bryant--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Joy-Automatics, Elmira N.Y.J Mary Dunham--CMrs. Maynard Congdonj Mosherville, Pa. Jean Elliott--Fallsington, Pa. CTeachingj Lynn Erickson--Nelson, Pa. fEmp1oyed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.D Janis Everett--QMrs. Don Vinsekj Millerton, Pa. Mary Farr--fMrs. Gerald Flynnl Rochester, N.Y. Ilba Garrison--KM S. Jack Brackleyj Lawrenceville, Pa. Edward Greene--U.S. Army, Italy Louise Griffin--fMrs. Tallie Marshj Mansfield, Pa. CTeaching in Tioga Elementary Schoolj Kenneth Harvey--Tioga Pa. fEmp1oyed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J Richard Hatfield--Tioga, Pa. Edwin Heck--Tioga Pa. CEmployed by Corning Glass Works,Corning, N.Y.J Ray Manning--Nelson, Pa. fEmployed by North Penn Gas Companyj Althea Murphy--fMrs. Marshall Evansj Millerton, Pa. James Norwood--Tioga, Pa. fEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J William Phillips--Buffalo, N.Y. fEmployed by the Railroadj Joseph Schoonover--U.S. Army, Louisiana James Steele--Millerton,Pa. fEmployed by the Remington Rand, Elmira, N.Y.J Ralph Wayne St. Clair--U.S. Air Force Ellsworth Air Force Base, Rapid City, South Dakota Beverly Wheeler--QMrs. Arland Phillipsj Horseheads, N.Y. John White--Los Angeles, California fEmp1oyed by Douglas Air Crafty CLASS OF 1951 Delores Adams--CMrs. Donald Titsworthj Elmira Heights, N.Y. fEmployed by Westinghousej Roger S. Audinwood--Tioga, Pa. CEmplo ed by Corning Glass Works, Corning N.Y.J Ernesting Bartlett--CMrs. Harold Boom? Lindley, N.Y. Arnold Bliss--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmp1oyed by Elkland Tannery, Elkland, Pa.j Jack Brackley--Lawrenceville, Pa. CBrackley's Grocery Storej Kenneth Button--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.J Patricia Colegrove--fMrs. Robert Welsh, Tyrone, Pa. fTeachingj 91 ,,vWwgfW af J, .1-g,.,,.,,.,, ..f.-.-.vvfwm f..,,,.,y.,,, -,Q ,. I I jzmwarwr ALUMNI Marilyn Doud--CMrs. Rudy Nitschey Alleghany, N.Y. CEmployed as Laboratory Techniciany Marcella Everett--CMrs. George Doaney Millerton, Pa. Juanita Farman--CMrs. Harry Hager, Jr.y Tioga, Pa. ' James C. George--U.S. Navy, California Charles Glover--Elmira, N.Y. George Glover--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Young and Chilson's Service Stationy Kenneth Heck--Tioga, Pa. QEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.y Ruth Holecek--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Westinghouse, Horseheads, N.Y.y Lois Hymes--CMrs. Robert Lynchy Elmira, N.Y. Betty Kilburn--CMrs. Henry Healyy Lawrenceville, Pa. Hazel Purvis--CMrs. Donald Wilstony Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Steadman's Diner, Lawrenceville, Pa.y Beverly J. Smith--CMrs. Richard Petticrewy Canisteo, N.Y. CTeachingy Marie Smith--CMrs. Fred Prestony Tioga, Pa. Wanda Smith--fMrs. William Allfordy West Pittston, Pa. Arletta Tobey--QMrs. Buell Bakery Bethpage, Long Island Donald Treat--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Treat Hardwarey Donald Wales--Millerton, Pa. qFarmingy Wolfgang Weiss--C20-Ay Grossdunger, Walshunsen, Germany Barbara Wood--CMrs. Donald Crofty Hammandsport, N.Y. CLASS OF 1952 Buell Baker--Bethpage, Long Island CEmployed by Idlewild Airporty Donald Berry--Tioga, Pa. Rose Mary Brewer--CMrs. Jonas Seeleyy Elmira, N.Y. John Brown-- U. S. Marines Kenneth Butler--Tioga, Pa. QEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted,Post, N.Y. John Davidson--Pine City, N.Y. qparmingy Donna Deats--fMrs. Donald Berryy Tioga, Pa. George Doane--Millerton, Pa. QEmployed by Ward La Francey Bessie Ellis--CMrs. Raymond Stoney Georgia Lucille Erickson--CMrs. Albert Stagey Lawrenceville, Pa. Harold Gee--Tioga, Pa. fExcavating Contractory Myra Holecek--CMrs. Mark Hayy Pocono, Pa. Maxine Howe--Lakeland, Florida Alfred Hughes--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Polio Milk Plant, Tioga, Pa.y William Hunt--U.S. Army, Alaska Nancy Kilburn--Elmira, N.Y. CEmployed by Artistic Card Co.y Janice Kinner--CMrs. Arnold Blissy Lawrenceville, Pa. Minnie Merrick--QMrs. John Connory Edgewood, Maryland Lorrainil0rr--fMrs. John Peaky Elmira Heights, N.Y. CEmployed by Elmira Knitting Mi s Donna Pye--CMrs. Robert Mckeey Wellsville, N.Y. Clifford Rose--Tioga, Pa. QEmployed b Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.y Thelma Shoemaker--CMrs. Charles Jerzakg Elmira, N.Y. Delia Simons--QMrs. Roy Harty Lawrenceville, Pa. Evelyn Smith--fMrs. Harold Bakery Millerton, Pa. Arlene Stephens--Elmira, N.Y. Marion Tebo--QMrs. Robert F. Wheelery Pine City, N.Y. Jack Terry--U.S. Army Fort Knox, Kentucky Doris Tillinghast--CMrs. Lee Kinnery Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.y Glenn Friends--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira, N.Y.y Lois Van Natter--Nelson, Pa. QEmployed by Westinghousey CLASS OF 1953 Sherman Barnes--Elmira, N.Y. CEmployed by Moak's Cleaners, Elmira Heights, N.Y.y Frances Bement--CMrs. Robert Pearsony Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Westinghouse, Horseheads, N.Y.y Fred Berry Jr.--Millerton, Pa. fEmployed by Aiello Cheese Factoryy James Bolt--Tioga, Pa. QEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.y Russell Brown--Elmira, N.Y. CEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira, N.Y.y Beverly Colegrove--fMrs. William keegany Iawrenceville, Pa. Carleton Comfort Ruth Davis--Lawrenceville, Pa. fEmp1oyed by Steadman's Clothing Storey Eleanor Decker--QMrs. Paul Quigleyy Corning, N.Y. Jo Ann Deming--CMrs. George Sticklery Tioga, Pa. Diana George--Buffalo, N.Y. Sidney Conaway--Elmira, N.Y. fEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira, N.Y. Delores Griffin-- QMrs. Albert Wheelery Millerton, Pa. 92 , M ,-. , W..--K. M.-, Mw..ff.-.,--'wwf-Q, f-.uw-f...,. ., ALUMNI Helen Hall--CMrs. Bert Orlandol Lawrenceville, Pa. Raymond Hall--Binghamton, N.Y. fEmployed by IBMJ Arden Harrison--U.S. Marines, Edenton, North Carolina Gladys Horton--Lawrenceville, Pa. Janice Huslander--CMrs. Anson Lewisj Pine City, N.Y.J Carl Johnson--Lawrenceville, Pa. QEmployed by Bostwick's Garagej Howard Kipferl--Millerton, Pa. fEmployed by New York Gas and Electricj Barbara Lain--iAttending Baptist Bible Seminary, Johnson City, N.Y.D Martha McCallum--CMrs. James BeCraftJ Elmira, N.Y.J Patricia Myers--CMrs. James Norwoodj Tioga, Pa. Bert Orlando--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by 0rlando's Body S Fender Shop, Corning, N.Y.J Richard Petticrew--Canisteo, N.Y. CAttending Alfred Universityl Marjorie Sheive--Millerton, Pa. Gerald Smith Jr.--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Gordon Martin Contracting, Blossburg,Pa.D Esther Stafford--CMrs. Fred Berryj Millerton, Pa. Carolyn Stermer--iMrs. Richard Mortimerj Lawrenceville, Pa. George Stickler--Tioga, Pa. fEmployed by Carlson Garagej Robert Terry--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Westinghouse, Horseheads, N.Y.J Helen Updyke--fMrs. Harold Geej Tioga, Pa. Inez White--CMrs. Frank Wrightj Elmira, N.Y. CLASS OF 1954 Marjorie Baker--fMrs. Joseph E. Watkinsj Elmira, N.Y. Rita Baker--fMrs. Guy Sheddonj Millerton, Pa. Norma Barnes--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Westinghouse, Horseheads, N.Y.D Carl Bender--Painted Post N.Y. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.D Roberta Brennan--CMrs. James Myersj Tioga, Pa. Linda Brockway--Elmira, N.Y. CEmployed by Marine Midland Trust Co.,Elmira, N.Y.D Joanne Brown--Elmira, N.Y. CDental Assistantj Thomas Bruce--Tioga, Pa. CEmp1oyed by Laurent Dairyj Frank Cole-Lawrenceville, Pa. Vera Cole--fMrs. William Terwilligerj Horseheads, N.Y. Rose Cummings--QMrs. James Boltj Tioga, Pa. Elijah Dean--Lawrenceville, Pa. Andrew Deming--Tioga, Pa. Daniel Doud--Lawrenceville, Pa. CAttending Mansfield State Teachers Collegej Marilyn Driscoll-- CMrs. Ralph Millsb Montoursville, Pa. Lorna Erickson--QMrs. Park Closej Trumansburg, N.Y. QDental Hygenistj Calvert Everett--Millerton, Pa. Margaret Farr--CMrs. Fred Karrauj Lindley, N.Y. Dean Frank--Mansfield, Pa. CEmployed by Mansfield Advertiserj Thelma Green--KMrs. James Robbinsj Ithaca, N.Y. William Harrison--KAttending Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa.J Ernest Harrower--U.S.Army, White Sands, New Mexico Robert Heffner-- U.S. Marines, Camp Lepine, North Carolina Eleanor Hobbs R-N- CEmployed by Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, Pa.J Michael Kipferl--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Kennedy Valve, Elmira, N.Y.J Vivan Leonard--CMrs. Maynard Mosherj Osceola, Pa. James Myers--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J Sessaly Prugh--QAttending Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pa.J Toletha Reese, R.N.--CMrs. Donald Howej Elmira, N.Y. CArnot-Ogden Hospitalb Jacqueline Sheive--CMrs. Arnold Jerzacj Pine City, N.Y. Marlene Stermer--CMrs. Roger Mortimerl Lawrenceville, Pa. Linda Walter--fAttending Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.J Dale Wetmore--Lawrenceville, Pa Gladys Whitney--CMrs. LaDrue Wheelerj Millerton Pa. Stan ey Wood--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.J CLASS OF 1955 Gary Bailey--U.S. Navy Karen Baker--CMrs. Donald Irwinj Sioux Falls, South Dakota fDental Hygienistj Janet Bender--QMrs. Raymond Hallj Binghamton, N.Y. Fred Bradshaw--Corning, N.Y. fEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J Janice Brennan--Lawrenceville, Pa. CAttending Mansfield State Teachers College.J Helen Burkett--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Rockwell's, Corning, N.Y.J Deronda Campbell--CMrs. Robert Bierij Elmira, N.Y. Don Carman--U.S. Navy, Miami, Florida. Shirley Collins--QMrs. Dean Lewisj Tioga, Pa. Laurita Cummings--fMrs. Donald Treaty Tioga, Pa. fEmployed by Betty Sherman Salon, Mansfield, Pa.j Herbert Dunham--Millerton, Pa. CAttending Mansfield State Teachers Collegej 93 ALUMNI Kay Fye--QMrs. Carl Benderj Painted Post, N.Y. Davena George--QAttending Edinboro State Teachers College, Edinboro, Pa.J Robert Griffin--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.! Creta Henninger--KMrs. James Hillebrandtj Fort Lauderdale, Floridaj Eugene Hills--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J June Hughes--CMrs. Merle Prestonj Nelson, Pa. Mary Lou Hymes--CEmployed by Capitol Air Linesl Patricia Kilburn--Elmira, N.Y. CEmployed by Elmira Star Gazettej Shirley Knight--Lawrenceville, Pa. fEmployed b New York State Telephone Co., Elmira,N.Y.D Lona Krebs--CM s. Charles Snyderj Lawrenceville, Pa. Phyllis Parker--Lawrenceville, Pa. QEmployed by Elite Beauty Shop, Corning, N.Y.J Ann Petticrew--CMrs. Norman Butler? Tioga, Pa. Jean Rose--CMrs. Harry Fosterj Tioga, Pa. Frances Smith--CMrs. Robert Westlakej Elmira, N.Y. CEmployed by Eastern Metal of Elmira, Inc.J Ruth Ann Smith--CMrs. George Burrowsj Gibson, N.Y. Vernon Stone--Tioga, Pa. CEmp1oyed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J Sylvia Terry--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Sears, Roebuck and Co., Elmira, N.Y.J Beverly Tillinghast--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Steadman's Dinerj Lola Van Zile--CMrs. Carl Johnsonj Lawrenceville, Pa. Sheldon West--Tioga, Pa. CAttending Mansfield State Teachers Collegej LaDrue Wheeler--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by General Electric, Elmira, N.Y.J Virgil Wheeler--U.S. Army, Columbia, South Carolina CLASS OF 1956 Thalia Balch--fAttending St. Joseph's School of Nursing, Elmira, N.Y.D Patricia Cum ings--CAttending Bob Jones University, South Carolina.J Sandra Deats--CMrs. Robert Griffinj Tioga, Pa. Cora Mae Deming--Millerton, Pa. Donna Deming--Elmira, N.Y. fEmployed by Izard's, Elmira, N.Y.J John Deming--U.S. Navy Luella Erickson--CMrs. Richard Woodj Westfield, Pa. Ann Farr--CMrs. LaVerne Kipferll Lawrenceville, Pa. Jeannine Friends--Millerton, Pa. QEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira, N.Y.J Ward Friends--Millerton, Pa. QEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira, N.Y.J Norma Gardner--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Westinghouse, Bath, N.Y.D Jerry Guilds--Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Hassinger's Barber Shopj Roger Harris--CAttending Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown, Pa.J Lyle Harrower--U.S. Army, Germany Janice Hughes--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Dept. of Highways, Wellsboro, Pa.J Allen King--U.S. Air Force, Homestead A.F.B.,Florida June Kipferl--QMrs. Garrett Smithj Millerton, Pa. Lorena Leonard--CMrs. Lawrence Coppj Covington, Pa. Gail Loveless--Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by County Commissioner's office, Wellsboro, Pa.J Jean Northrup--fEmployed by Enterprise, Elmira, N.Y.? Ariel Prugh--CAttending Mansfield State Teachers Collegej Bonnie Smith--fMrs. Ralph Updykej Millerton, Pa. Ronnie Smith--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed as a Milk Testerj Lora Mae Stickler--CMrs. Adelbert Tomlinson! Tioga, Pa. Lee Sutton--CAttending Pennsylvania State Teachers College, Betsy Treat--CMrs. Richard MacDonald! Tioga, Pa. Ralph Upkyke--Millerton, Pa. Elsie Warner--Millerton, Pa. CEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira N.Y.J Karen Jones--fMrs. Virgil Wheelerj Columbia, South Carolina Richard Wheeler--Pine City, N.Y. CFarmingJ Virginia Wilcox--Sayre, Pa. fStudent X-ray technician, Robert Packer Hospitall Raymond Wood--Corning, N.Y. CEmployed by Corning Glass Worksj Richard Young--Tioga, Pa. CLASS OF 1957 James Ayres--Millerton, Pa. fAttending Mansfield State Teachers Collegej Jay Bartholomew--Tioga, Pa. QEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J Phyllis Bell--Lawrenceville, Pa. Fredrick Bolt--Millerton, Pa. Mary Jane Bourdette--Lawrenceville, Pa. Madeline Butler--Tioga, Pa.CEmployed by Westinghouse, Bath, N.Y.J Continued on page 128 94 ADVCDTISINC V ' 5 Rx i x- 'A V 5 ' XR P X I4 Nhllki X - ! ' ' W -vb ' lm ' H 'W H n 1 mg Milf , lg ?g7EJ!lNNlUfJ1 I m,A,'i'.f,ffynL,v Ea, E.. 1? 'N ,.- lil 1... - - ,,,.... ... I ' ., LT 2E g? ' I me fifai ' W' ff? fi hz A E EH? s A if-975 'N ' HN R 'E QS ' 9':'T Q gi? 'QN T3 Zefouzf' ,Mo favcdp ,lo lay 12' .4416 5 K X ' X f , W HR ici!!! 414-5041 Quan! A 'W x Q gap A 4 5 mm C W Wim-PW I'- - 1. MnJg9'7'L ,XQXX TOMORROW IS YOURS The class of l958 at Williamson de- serves rich praise for its accomplishments in many fields of endeavor. Corning Glass Works is proud to salute you upon this im- portant milestone. You face a bright future with limit- less opportunity. Your success now depends upon your continued ability to use imagina- tion and enthusiam toward making your com- munity, your nation, your world, a better place in which to live. CORNING CLASS WORKS COMPLI NENTS OF EL KLAND L EATH ER C.'O.,INC. ELKLANDPA. W 'vf -:1---w'- ..,., MANSCIELD QUSMQSS MIQNE ASSGCIATION OUD QUSINESS DLACES AD! VDENDLY AND CGUDTEOUS MANSVIELD, DA BEST WISHES TO CLASS QF I 7587 For Your FUYLUFC Home E. E. WOOD REAL ESTATE eJfNlKCe in QSO! 5 423 N X E9 Ev Q- CD 62.5. Bonview SIL. Elmira, phone OMPLIMENTS C LASS O F '57 fdbfiyf- OIZO f0 fiom ox Ja eofbfm fbfifaf! M' fqfoaizfffy fwiffby X9 GJXQMJ QW! Qffafiofjnf? ffwfieffaf QMQ. xg? .roafc e .r 'IQSOQ 006. U0 fkfviw of ff!! 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