Williamson High School - Keystone Yearbook (Tioga, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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OI 1959 KEYSTONE STAFF Co Edu+ors Jumor Eduror Advlsors Lulerary Sfaff Ari' Sfaff Phoiography Busmess Manager Assus+an+ Busmess Manager Adverhsung Sales Manager Adverhsmg Slaff Produchon Sfaff Typnng Sfaff Susan Anello James Shclrler Esfher Kepple Mrs Waller Mr Lewas Davnd Burns Rlchard Harrison Weldon Bluss Davud Balch Judufh Hymes Carol Harruson Donna George Palracla Mnley Grace Bowers Sharon Muller Lynn Farr Theodore Davus Roberi' Brennan Ruchard Pa++erson Jumor Fye Loss Cour+rugh+ Joyce Klpferl Marllyn Weaver Norman Wood Jeanne Andrews James ez James Colegrove Marnlyn Weaver Fred Audnnwood Marlene Wnlluns Jeanne SuH'on Pahucua Elghmey Lors Courfrlghf Margare+ Gard ner Nancy Warner Helen Lewis Vnrglnua Gulberf Shenla Adruance FOREWORD The Sensor Class of Wlllramson Hugh School has chosen lceys as fhe rheme of 'rhus edlhon of 'rhe Keysfone Many dlffereni' lunds of lceys wull be needed fo open fhe doors +o furure success We have a++emp1'ed +o show un fhus bool: +he effeci' lceys have on our luves We smcerely hope +ha+ +hvs bool: wall serve fo recall many happy mem orues of W H S un fu+ure years - I O . . ' . . 0 , . ' ' . I I ' ' ' I n I ' ' . I I I I Junior Business Manager . . Dianne Eglesion ' ' . . . . , , B I , . . . . , I I I X UQ wg, SW! fv awp DEDICATION SIBYL P SMITH Thou shalf be served fhyself by every sense of service whnch fhou renderesi' ELIZABETH BARRETT snowmme A D X , 'T 4, r X y r s MQ! f - f! I . I 4 455 ,Y ,Q I . ! 1 V J , 5 as T v! is , i 3 , :,, V , ff gmc, A, Il, .5 II I 'I J I ll 1 f l'T1d 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SENIOR POSTSCRIPTS TENTH ANNIVERSARY ALUMNI DIRECTORY ADVERTISING UADMINISI ww rom BOARD OF EDUCATION JACKSON - LAWRENCEVILLE - TIOGA JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM Sealed: Howard Hughes, Donald McKinney, Leonard Braclxley, Mrs. June Reep, Mrs. Bernice Carlson, Mrs. Edi+I1 Nagle, Mrs. Irene Wor+l1ing+on, Roberl Brennan, Ray Fye. Paul Cuneo, Isabelle BuH'on, Roland Locey, Wilbur Friends, Lewis KnigI1+, Edward Treaf, Jessie Thomas, Guy Seamans, Kennefh Harrison, Marion Croft Hiram Doud. Absen+: Mrs. Beverly Wales, Gordon Henninger, Norman Whilney, Fred Messing, KenneI'l1 Middaugli. OFFICERS OF THE JOINT BOARD Presidenl ....... Paul Cuneo Vice-Presidenl . . Roland Locey Secreiary . . Isabelle C. BuHon Treasurer . . Ray W. Fye 6 M wlllllygllvljlljl SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Russel B Waller To 'Ihe Class of I959 Never has Ihere been a grealer need for 'Ihe basuc 'I'ooIs of knowledge such as you recenvecl clurlng your sux years aI' Wulllamson II' us my greal' esi' hope fhaf problems of Ilvmg which you musf solve may be more surely and correcI'Iy answered wlfh Ihe means you have ob'IamecI from your hugh school educahon II' IS my furiher wush fha? you and Ihe world wufh all 'Ihe 'I'aIen'Is 'thai' you possess I wlsh you all fhe bes'I' of happiness and success possuble May God bless you an your eFFor+s Very smcerely yours 624'a.ZZZU may be able Io serve your communify, s+a+e, naiion. Clifford P. Balch Social S+udies Edward H. Bradshaw Maihemafics Harriel' J. Bu+ler English Be Ql e conomics Ruih H. David Librarian ,JK ff. . 4 ,M K 1 f' Paul H. Gaige General Science Chemisfry Guidance William H. Houser General Science Biology Donald A. Howe Algebra Driver Training Norma S. Howland Home Economics Emma S. Hughes General Mafhemafics Social Sfudies X7 7 C0?7QZiJZ7 fulfil .Q gl? f' f 'Wifi Za. w M i f William R. Lewis AH' Kafhryn Music Mildred Meclres Physical Educafion Healih Frank C Prugh Assisfani' Prmclpal Maihemahcs Physics Sibyl P. Smifh English Molly R. Smvely Commercial Sublecis Guidance ,...A John Sfa rzec Social Siudies English Eugene J. Troncone Social Sfudies if Larry R Jones Geography ' Social Sfudles Secrelary Isabelle C Bulfon fr Clerks Cora Mae Dem ng Sandra Griffin absenl THEY ALSO SERVE STUDENT OFFICE STAFF Back Donna George Margaref Gardner Caleierna Slaff Belly Bulfon Mnldred Cummmgs Sarah Brennan Beulalv Wesl Cuslodual Svaff Gladys and Ralph Cummings : B , f l l Fronf: Grace Bowers, Lois Courlriglnl l OI-IZ U9 Slandmg Donna George, Fred Audinwood Sealed Nancy Warner, Weldon Bliss SENIOR OFFICERS WELDON BLISS . , Presidenl' NANCY WARNER . . . . Vice-Presidenl DONNA GEORGE .... Recording Secrefary FRED AUDINWOOD . . Financial Secrefary Class Mello-Male Success a Habii Class Flower-While Rose Class Colors-Green and While SHEILA ADRIANCE This perl lass iusl bubbles over wilh fun and energy. She has shown much leadership abilily as caplain of lhe Senior Varsify Cheerleaders and as chairman of lhe Chrislmas card sale. Gym Club 4, 55 Cheerleading 4, 5, 63 Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 43 Library Slaff 41 Office Slaff 53 Yearbook Slaff 6. SUSAN AIELLO Loved by all for her charm and wil, Sue has really made a big hit. An A-I edilor Ihrough and 'rhroughg if you gel in lrouble, call on Sue. Girls' Baslrefball 55 Gym Club 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 63 Library Sfaff 45 Yearbook Staff 4, 5, 65 Chemislry Club 55 Cheerleading 45 Sfudeni Council 4, 5, 6. ff- x I IEANNE ANDREWS Wan? fo know someone who really fakes lhe world in slride? Thal's Jeanne5 always cool, collecfed, and ready fo enioy a good ioke. Girls' Baskelball 55 Choir 65 Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 65 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 65 Yearbook Slaff 6. FREDERICK AUDINWOOD Fred, our very efiicienf class lreas- urer, is a conscienlious worker, nol only in school acliviiies buf in his sfudies. He is known for his lead- ership and is well respecled by his classmales. Yearbook Sfaff 65 Senior Play, Slu- denl Direcfor 65 Science Club 5. DAVID BALCH Dave, wilh his dry humor and pleas- anf ways, is a very well-liked mem- ber of Ihe class. Whaf's ahead? College, of course. Good luck, Dave. Baskelball 4, 65 Baseball 4, 5, 65 Soccer 45 Varsify Club 65 Mixed Chorus 55 Sfudenf Council 45 Year- book Sfaff 65 Chemisffy Club 55 Choir 5. J, IAMES BELZ If il is Jim whom you wish 'lo call, he is usually found in some sfudy hall. Baskelball 45 Soccer 4, 5, 65 Gym Club 45 Varsify Club 65 Senior Play Commiffee 65 Science Club 5. norm szuoen John is our happy-go-lucky guy wilh no! a care in lhe world. The lallesl' member of our class, he believes lhal' all work and no play will make John a dull boy. Baskeiball 4, 5, 65 Baseball 4, 5, 65 Soccer 4, 5, 65 Varsify Club 6. WELDON BLISS Our able class presidenf is known lor his quick wil and infellecfual abilily. He plans fo make lhe Air Force his career. Baskelball 4, 5, 65 Varsiry Club 65 Sludenf Council 45 Yearbook Slaff 65 Senior Play 65 Science Club 5. I3 -9 -'Q' CLARICE BOURDETTE Clarice is our blonde from Alder Run who is oflen seen running in and our of fhe Home Economics room. We are sure she will pul her abililies lo use. Girls' Baskelball 53 Gym Club 53 Choir 5, 63 Chorus 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 63 Senior Play 6. GRACE BOWERS Alfhough fhis year was Grace's first al Williamson, her pleasing person. alily soon made her a welcome member of lhe class of '59. F.H,A. 4, 53 Yearbook Sfall 63 Senior Play Commiffee 63 Office Stall 63 Chorus 4. ROBERT BRENNAN Up in fhe morning, do lhe chores, Off to Williamson lo learn some more: Bob is surely a busy guy, Tha+'s a facl we can'l deny. Baskelball 4, 5, 63 Baseball 53 Soc. cer 63 Varsily Club 63 F.F.A. 43 Senior Play Comrniflee 6. M3 rv DAVID BURRIS Dave's sense of leadership, his sharp wil, and his exfensive vocabulary have made him well known and pop- ular al W.H.S. No mailer whal field he chooses, lhe fulure holds many advenlures for him. Baskelball 43 Soccer 4, 5, 63 Gym Club 43 Orchestra 4, 53 Band 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 43 Yearbook Slalf 63 Senior Play 63 Science Club 5. IAMES COLEGROVE Here's a happy go-lucky fellow and friend fo all. Jim's inleresls range from mischief-making lo managing our baskelball leam. Good luck. Jim. Baskelball Manager 63 Baseball Manager 53 Soccer Manager 51 VSV' sily Club 63 Mixed Chorus 5: FFA- 6g Yearbook Slalf 63 Senior Play 6 LOIS COURTRICHT Lois is one of our energelic ollice workers. She is noled lor her smile, her loyally, and lhe inleresl she lakes in olhers. We wish her much success. Gym Club 4, 53 Cheerleading 4, 53 Orcheslra 43 Chorus 43 Mixed Chor- us 43 Library Slalf 4, 53 Yearbook Slall 5, 63 Senior Play Commillee 63 Office Slalf 5, 6. GLORIA CUMMINGS Gloria is one of our well dressed girls. Wilh her Home Economics lraining she may originale some new slyles. Choi' 51 Chorus 4, 5, Mixed Chorus 4, 51 F.H.A. 45 Library Sfaff 4, 5. THEODORE DAVIS Ted is one of our cheeriesl seniors. Wilh his brighl smile and sparkling eyes, we know he will make many iriends in lhe years fo come. ?e Band 4, 5, 6: Library Sfaii 5, P 6: Band 4, 5, 63 Yearbook Sfafl 67 Chomisrry Club 5. 'Q 54 HAROLD DRAPER Even lhough he's serious and am- bilious, his sense of humor has oflen brighlened our classrooms. Senior Play 63 Science Club S. PATRICIA EIGHMEY li ever lhere's a job ihal calls for help, Pai, wiih her smile, is ihere 'lo lend a hand. Chorus 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Senior Play Committee 6. r ,-pun -41' EMMA IEAN FARR A demure young lady wilh a win- ning way, Jean gels along well in any group, We wish her lhe besl of everyihing in fhe years fo come. LYNN FARR A confirmed iesler and non-con- formisi is our iriend Lynn. His cheerful manner has won for him many friends. Baslrelball 5, 63 Baseball 4, 63 Soccer 5, 6, Gym Club 4, 5, 63 Var- sity Club 65 Mixed Chorus 43 F.F.A. 4, F.F.A. Baslrefball 4, Library Siaff 4, 5, 61 Senior Play 63 Yearbook Slaff 6: Science Club 5. I5 , x .B .Q 'r 'il Illllllll RONALD FISHER Ronnie is our quiel one: Ronnie also likes his Iun. And if lhe fun should call for noise, Ronnie ioins lhe olher boys. RAY IUNIOR FYE Although Junior is shorl, he can always hold his own in any group. The class of '59 will always remem- ber noi Io call him Ray. Baskelball 4, 5, 63 Baseball 4, 5, 63 Soccer 4, 5, 65 Varsify Club 63 Sen. gor Play Commiffee 6, Science Club I6 xl ' if sl' ' -1 -7? his ' in MARGARET GARDNER Allhough Peg loves horses, she has many olher inlereslsg office worker, singer, librarian - she does each well. Girls' Baslrefball 5, Choir 5, 63 Choy. us 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Library Slaff 4, 5, 6, Yearbook Sfaff 63 Sen. lor Play 63 Office Sfaff 6. l WILLIAM GARY Friendly, helpful, induslrious - all fhese adieclives iii Bill lo a 'T'. For our A-I classmafe, we wish nolhing bu? The besf. Gym Club 5, Varsify Club 63 Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Senior Play Commiffee 6. ROBERT GEE Gee is he smarlly dressed! Tall, broad-shouldered, and handsome, Bob is a friend Io all. Baseball 5, 6: Soccer 5, 6: Gym Club 43 Varsify Club 65 Mixed Chor- us 4g F.F.A. 45 F.F.A. Baslrefball 43 Senior Play Comrnifree 6. DONNA GEORGE If you need a person who will ac- cepl responsibilifies and do a good iob, call on Donna, She has proved her abilily by being a good cheer- leader, band member, and man- ager oi lhe magazine drive. Gym Club 43 Cheerleading 4, 53 Orchestra 4, 53 Band 4, 5, 6, Choir 63 Chorus 4, 55 Mixed Chorus 4, 51 Yearbook Sfaff 63 Senior Play 6. VIRGINIA GILBERT This pelile Miss is known for her sweel disposiiion, genlle ways. and lhal' somelimes hidden sense ol humor. Girls' Baskelball 53 Gym Club 43 Pep Band 4, 5, 63 Band 4, 5, 63 Choir 6' Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Yearbook Sfaff 6: Senior Play Cornmiffee 63 Or- chestra 63 Chorus 4, 5. IOAN GOODWIN Joan is a dependable, personable, and easy going girl who enjoys life. Wilh fhese characlerislics she can'l' miss. Choir 53 Chorus 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chor- us 43 F.H.A. 4, S, 63 Senior Play 6, CAROL HARRISON Carol's mischievous ways have made our social hours academy award winners. She is sure fo meef wilh a success unexpecled in common hours. Band 4, 5, 63 Choir 5, 63 Chorus 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 51 Library Sfaff 63 Yearbook Slaff 63 Senior Play 6. QX 1 r nl s IX. sl' .if 5. .K 73' Q'-if I 413' RICHARD HARRISON Dick has demonslraled very well his abililies of leadership before Ihe sludenf body in his role as co- chairman of Ihe Sludenl Council. His many line qualifies have made him well liked among his classmales. Baskelball 4, 5, 63 Baseball 5, 63 Soccer 4, 5, 63 Varsily Club 63 Band 43 Choir 53 Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Student Council 5, 63 Yearbook Slaff 63 Senior Play 63 Chemislry Club 5. -C' va. ' 12. - 1 17' 1 ,can-. ui' . xy. xi , - -X, 1 e f-.Q 3? SANDRA HOGANCAMP Whenever you meel Sandy, you can counl on a lively conversalion. We wish her only Ihe besl. Choir S, 63 Chorus 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Senior Play 6. IUDITH HYMES Judy is one of lhe mosl musically lalenled sfudenls of our class. We know her lalenls will open Ihe doors Io service and success. Gym Club 43 Pep Band 5, 63 Or- cheslra 4, 5, 63 Band S, 63 Choir 5, 63 Chorus 4, 53 Sfudenl Council S, 63 Yearbook Slaff 6. I7 CHARLES IAYNE Charlie is lhe quiel, good-nalured fellow who surprised us all by illuslraling his ability in English. IOSEPH KING A neal' appearance and a greai personalify have made Joe popular wilh fhe whole class. When he's nol in school, he can be found worlring al Wesl's Service Slarion or driving his flashy new Ford. Gym Club 4, 5, 6, Yearbook Slaff 6: Soccer 65 Varsity Club 65 Senior Play Comrniflee 6, IOYCE KIPFERL Joyce is fall, aliracfive, and friend ly. She is always willing io lend a hand when lhere's a iob fo be done. Girls' Baslrelball 51 Chorug 4. 5- Mixed Chorus 4, Sq Yearbook Sfafi 63 Senior Play Commiffee 61 Science Club 5. HELEN LEWIS Whenever Helen Lewis is near, There is a cheerful afmosphere: Her sparkling eyes and pleasanl air Male her welcome anywhere. Chorus 4, 55 Mixed Chorus 4, S1 Year- book Slaff 63 Senior Play Commiffes 6. X ff x I comm xnecen Connie has been a welcome Gd- dilion lo our class. She has ex- lended a helping hand whenever if was needed. We wish her fhe besf of luclr in ihe fufure. Pep Band 4, 5, Orchestra 4. 5. 53 Band 4, 5, 6, Dance Band 63 Chorus 5, 6, Senior Play 6. WILLIAM LINDER Bill is noi as reserved as he seems. Underneaih is a fine sense of humor and a lilreable personalily. One of our besl sludenis, Bill is headed for Penn Shale. Chemislry Club 5. GO , 'iv PATRICIA MILEY Allhough Ihis affracfive red-head is always busy, she has iime 'ior fun and friends as well as her sludies. Chorus 4, 51 Mixed Chorus 4, Year- book Sfaff 6, Senior Play Commiflee 6: F.H.A, 5, 5. SHARON MILLER Sharon, who has made deiinife plans for her fulure, has an arfisiic iacel which has made considerable coniribulion Io our yearbook. Girls' Baskelball 5, Choir 63 Chorus 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 43 Library Slaff 4, 5, 65 Senior Play Commillee 5. Nbr, 'lbw A 60 HEIKE MUELLER Meei Ihe girl who can speak both English and German fluenfly. Her PVCHY smile and sweel personalify have won her man friends Y . Girls' Baskefball 53 Choir 5, 63 Choy. us 4, 5, Mixed Chorus 4, 53 Senior Play 65 Science Club 5, 4-5, i I IC! RICHARD PATTERSON Dick, freasurer of fhe Varsily Club, is besf known as our classmale who never wears a frown. Besf of luck Io our Singing SergeanI . Baseball 5: Soccer 5, 65 Gym Club 5, 6: Varsify Club 63 Choir 53 Chor- us 53 F.F.A. 4, 5, F.F.A. Basketball 4, 55 Yearbook Sfaff Lg Senior Play 6: Mixed Chorus 5. 5? 1-JN LAURA SISSON Laura is noled for her good work in lhe Homemaking Deparlmenlg and from Ihe sparkle on her Ihird finger lei? hand, all have reason lo believe fhal she will soon be pul- ling her skills lo good use. Choir 53 Chorus 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 4. BETTY ANN SMITH BeIl'y's our sl1or+, slim girl from Farmingfon. We hope her success in selling magazines will reflecl on her eniire life. Girls' Basketball 51 Chorus 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, F.H.A. 4, 53 Library Siaff 4, 55 Yearbook SIaif 6: Senior Play 5. I9 fbd 3 ' if a lr ' 'S ' A 3321. E+ ' --Q- 5' 5 f Q 4 MARY IANE smmr Allhough she appears lo be quiel and shy, Mary is really a very friendly girl wilh an infeclious giggle lhaf is offen heard in 'lhe halls. Choir 53 Chorus 4, 53 Mixed Chorus 4, 5: F.H.A. 4: Library Sfaff 4, RICHARD STEADMAN Diclr broke all The rules by proving lhal shorl fellows could be baslrel- ball slars. Allhough he's nol loo fond of sfudying, he has proved a real assel lo our leam. Baskefball 4, 5, 63 Baseball 5, 6, Soccer 5, 6, Varsify Club 5, IAMES STICKLER Jim has proved 'lo be a valuable member of our class by demon- slrafing his oulslanding abilify in many fields. Yearbook Slaff 63 Senior Play 65 Science Club 5. 1 K If s 453' ,nf Lewis srour An insaliable curiosify and a greal sense ol humor male Lewis popular with all his classmales. Gym Club 53 Choir 55 Mixed Chorus 5, Yearbook Staff 63 Senior Play 6: Science Club 5. IEANNE SUTTON Jeanne is hnown as a girl we can always rely on. Her frequent hearfy laughler reveals her genial char- acler. Choir 5, 6: Chorus 4, 51 Mixed Chorus 4, 5: Libra Sfaff 5, 6: Yearbook Sfaff 6' 'Senior Play 65 Science Club 5: School Paper 4. THOMAS TEBO Gel a pencil? Thal s a familiar queslion heard from Teasing Tom . lf you find a group lhal is bored, send for Tom: he'll keep fhem laughing. Baskelball 45 Soccer 4: Varsity Club 6: Senior Play 6. ,fy , 4 4 b i NANCY WARNER A sudden bursl of laughler warns us Nancy ns un our madsf Energehc enfhusnasirc she has a dream her eyes We wlsh you happiness Nancy Chorus 4 5 Mixed Chorus 4 Yearbook Sfaff 6 Semor Play 6 MARILYN WEAVER A gurl wufh a smule for everyone To help ofhers IS a pleasure for er Marllyn has done much for our class and we wull remember her as more lhan a frnend Cholr 5 6 Chorus 4 5 Mixed Chor us 4 5 Library Slaff 6 Yearbook Sfaff 6 Screnco Club 5 Senior Play f 'lk DUANE WHEELER ll you are havmg frouble And your car wonl run Jusl call for Duane Wheeler And soon rl' wall hum Gym Club 4 5 Varslfy Club Q.. if I -4-:ff 1 5'hX we X8 yl -fa MARLENE WILKINS Marlene us a gal lhal has whal' ul g 'lahes She IS always wnllmg fo help 'lellow sfudenfs wnlh lherr home work and she lalres her own sfudles seriously She rs bound fo succeed an whalever she underfalres Pep land 4 5 6 Orchesfra 4 4 6 Cho s 5 Chorus 4 Sludenf Council 4 Year book Sfalf A NORMAN WOOD Need a hand7 Woodys your man' Need an excellenl baseball prfcher? 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' - as . . : , . . : ' lad , 1' l , : l 5: fl fl ii' .Q 7 21 V ff? li l W2 Hel? 0 Shella Adr1ance Jeanne Andrews Lo1s Courtrlght Patr1c1a E1ghmey Margaret Gardner Vlrglnla Gllbert Donna George Helen Lewls Nancy Warner Sandra W1lcox f Order of Gregg HONOR STUDENTS Susan Alello Margaret Gardner Weldon Bllss Conn1e Kreger Lo1s Courtr1ght Marlene wllklns COMMERCIAL AWARDS Shorthand G A W O G A O G A 60 words a mlnute, , Complete Theo 60 words a Penmanshlp 60 words a 60 words a mlnute, Award mlnute, O mlnute, O 60 words a mlnute, O 80 words a mlnute, O G A 0 G ry, Esterbrook Penmanshlp Award O A , O G A Pln, Esterbrook A , Complete Theory, Ester brook Penmanshlp Award O G A 60 wordsaxn1nute,0 G A ,Esterbrook Penmanshlp Award 60 words a mrnute Art1sts FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Patr1c1a Mlley Best Home Exper1ence Award MUSIC DEPARTMENT Blue and Gold Band Award Theodore Davls Donna George V1rg1n1a G1lbert Carol Harr1son Jud1th Hymes Conn1e Kreger Marlene W1lk1ns CHEERLEADERS Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar Shella Adrlance JUH10r Varslty, l year Varslty 2 Susan Alello Jun1or Vars1ty, 1 year Lo1s Courtr1ght Junlor Vars1ty, l year Varslty l Varslty l Donna George Junlor Varslty, 2 years, Basketball Davld Balch John Bender Weldon Bllss Robert Brennan Lynn Farr Junlor Fye Rlchard Steadman Rlchard Harrlson James Colegrove Mgr LETTERMEN Baseball Davld Balch Robert Brennan Lynn Farr Junlor Fye R1chard Harrlson Rlchard Steadman Soccer John Bender Robert Brennan Jun1or Fye Robert Gee Rlchard Harrlson Joe Klng R1chard Patterson Rrchard Steadman Norman Wood ' ' 0. . . 5 . . . 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X f , ' Q ' X Iffxl ' 1 IR Judxth Adr1ance Barry Baker Wllbur Allen Helen Bartlett James Andrus Norma Bartlett Doris Becraft Q rf' Robert Bement Vera Bement Presldent Barry Baker Recordlng Secretary D1ane Taft F1nanc1al Secretary Larry Van Druff Class Motto He who Labors Conquers Class Flower Orch1d David Bliss Class Colors Lavender and Wh1te Sharon Bourd tte 1 'Q Sarah Brown Jane: Butler Llnda Bruce Carole Carleton 24 Claudette Butler Lee Coll1ns James Bradshaw 0 'Q 5, V . 5 - X 'I A I A rj ? jk I 'a and ' 1 C B J B 'sl 4 Wiiiiii I . lv Vice-President ...... ...Sherman West , ll 4: R ' '7- . . , . x I I T ll. 1129: Q '- B 'A -' Q, - C on 5 I ' , tlllllliy Sandra Cooper Gloria Cushing Donna Cunndngs Katherine Czechowski Melvin Cummings Lyn Daggett 194 10 , S Charlene Davis Dorothy Drabic Lorraine Davis Dianne Egleston Martin Deats Beverly Faulkner galil!! Q EFJ I, inf' , ' 'lull' A. M in v ' A f W N fxiifse f 1 D if LaVerne Friends Danna Griffiths Richard Gee Ruth Hager Luella Gleason Stephen Hager 1 D -,J 1 , K . ' 1 V V AQ, Q V Phillip Harris Bonnie Henninger Virginia Heck Patricia Hogancamp Nolan Heffner Crawford Holmes f- , Q C ' 5 if? f Q-3 wg? A Q ' nl . - 7! I Dianna Howe Evelyn Jones Dale Hughes Margaret Jones Glenn Hughes Richard Jones M Esther Ke ple Fred Lavancher Carol Kn1ght Larry Lew1s Morley Knopp Wally Llnder it Ann M111er John Rundell Charles Miller Cleo Ru5se11 Wayne Osterhoudt Connle Seelye if Lester She1ve Sandra Stermer Betty Lou Sherman Clara Sutton Judlth Stalter Dawn Swanson Lfiif Dianne Taft Larry Van Druff Laura Tanner Ann Wales Patr1c1a Thall Janet Weaver 939 Beverly Webster Robert white Sherman West James Wicks 26 V 1 , '24 I 'A .y - 5 X- ,331 ' 2 4 QT, V, .n X Q. . inl - P Gif: Q L , 1-if , fig h 'rf ' fl iigav ' . V. ,Q H It I ' jk . W Z A - N b, A, QS? Qe 'iai 4. I lt A. ' V5 Q 0 .QEJ x JL 1 It ' 161 'nr wg li ggi I A Leona Al dr ich RiCh81'd Andrus James Andrews Jerry Aust1n Joyce Andrews sharon Austin 'G' Patr1c1a Ball Jean Bartlett E'- ' cannon Ben Pres1dent Gordon Bllss V1ce Presldent Robert Stalter Record1ng Secretary hlalne Rudneskl F1nanc1al Secretary Susan Tobey g Class Motto Class Flower Class Colors Robert Butler X 'Anyth1ng Worth Do1ng Is Worth I ing Well Gordon Bliss White Carnation wayne Boyce Plnk and GfaY Donald Buchanan Bruce Cole Alcena Button Beverly Cwnm1ngs 28 David Cary Dianne Cuxmnngs . 3 4 V J, - f ' Q A l FF. X . Do' . .0 Q 3 Q . B . 6 1 A -ng . ' A In M1chaele Curry Nancy Elllott Marlene Cushlng Duane Frlends Ellsworth Deats M' Janet Gigee Roxie Gee 82 Jan1ce Hall Ronald Gilbert Vicky Hall Dennls Gr1nnell Donald Heffner W fb Dal Hoyt Jane Hymes Gerald Hughes Lanny Johnson Raymond Hughes Ronald Keck 9' Mary K1dwe1l 5' Ph1ll1p McConnell Robert Laughlln James Orklns John LaVancher Stephen Packard :han Rlchard Padgett Elalne Rudnesk1 Fred Paris Carol Schott Barbara Peterson Harry Scouten Mary Simcoe Gloria Searfoss Russell Taylor Robert Stalter Gary Short Susan Tobey Dene Steadman K af x A James Warner David Tschopp David George Wheeler Carol Van Zile Roberta White L Wilkins Helen Woodworth GDL w 30 IJUNIOR HlGHj f,'f W1 f. ,. '7, First Row: Mrs. Butler, Karen+Gil- bert,Patricia Rundell, Victoria Rochford Second Row: Linda Erickson, Nancy Adriance, Susan Brown, Nancy Farr Third Row: Gloria Wetmore, Virgie Cummings, Mary Cunuungs, Dor- inda Aldrich Fourth Row: James Eisner, Kenneth Howe, Linda Young Connie Short, Kenneth Harrison Fifth Row: Benjamin Casbeer, Charles Stout, Richard George, Kenneth Kepple, Louis Aiello Sixth Row: Paul Doud, Keith Wheeler, Edwin Colegrove,Jon Cooper The- odore Gleason, Theodore Hogan- camp Absent: Marleah Sheive 32 ,L ,wh , F First Row: Mr. Snyder, Carol Stead- man, Beatrice McConnell, Yvonne Kennedy Second Row: Marjorie Hall, Judy I Wales, Shirley Miller, Ida Car- penter Third Row: Christine Swanson, Betty Button,Florence Levanowitg Syl- via Hammond Fourth Row: Jeffrey Fritz, Richard Bartholomew, Warren Courtright, Robert Gary, Theodore Jayne Fifth Row: LaVerne Carson, Garrett Hurd, Philip Harrower, James Johnson, Erwin Webster Sixth Row: Walter Fisher, Bruce Tol- bert, William Wales, Duane Sis- son, Gary Belz, John Brott Absent: Ruth Sutton, Thomas Webster NINTH GRADE Linda Young Allan Knapp Victoria Roch- ford, Dorinda Aldrich President ..... ...Dorinda Aldrich Vice-President ............. Allan Knapp Recording Secretary..Victoria Rochford Financial Secretary ........ Linda Young A V 4 First Row: Mrs. Butler, Sharon Wicks Joanne Heffner, Lorraine Farr Second Row: Daphna Campbell, Mar- lene Drake, Joyce Deming, Mar- garet Gordon Third Row: Phyllis Cummings, Judith Mosher, Marilyn Heffner,Estella Phillips, Joanne Miller Fourth Row: Ronald Palmer, Robert Weaver, Kenneth Sheive, Robert Adams Fifth Row: Jack Martin, Lawrence Brott, Roy Aumick, Eugene Bar- tholomew Sixth Row: Jerry Ripley Allan Knapp Philip Gee, Paul Jayne, Drexel Goodwin 33 First Row: Mr. Starzec, Judy Dean, Patricia Ripley, Anna French Second Row: Clarice Brennan, Joan Van Gorden, Phyllis Egleston, Sally Fleming Third Row: Janice Brant,Diana iarly, Darlene Grinnell, Martha Bell Fourth Row: Melissa Griffiths, Judy Colegrove,Sarah Mitchell, Nancy Friends Fiftn mow: Donna Gleason, Christine Stanley, Dwight Tschopg Richard Adams Sixth Row: Robert Wheeler, Jeffrey Jones,Koger Burris,xonald Young Carl Swanson 34 First Row: Mr. Bradshaw, Mary Ann Wilcox, Kathy Mack, Sandra Hall Second Row: Gail Deats, Rita Baker, Pamela Hackett, Joan Woodworth Third Row: Melanie Barnes, Mary Dem- ing, Gene Heck, John Taft,Colie Smith Fourth Row: ' Theron Andrews, Douglas Updyke,Thomas Colegrove,Kichard Huggins, Larry Jones Fifth Row: Michael Johnson, Edward Padgett, George Button, Curtis Osterhoudt Sixth Row: Ronald Cleveland, Doug- las Frank, Thomas Heidel, Ralph Hunt, Richard Patton, Stanley Bruce Absent: Stephen Harris, Michael Mack, Ronald White EIGHTH GRADE Q, . , 1 , V54 1 C 1 I First Row: Mr. Starzec, Connie Hurd, Marion Farr, Mr. Bradshaw Second Row: Naomi Lewis Carol Knapp, Sandra Cunmings, Gail Elliot Third Row: Kathleen Gee, Sandra Cushing, Janet Carlson, Janice Sisson Fourth Row: Robert Parker, Virgil Cushing, Robert Nowakowski . Fifth Row: Donald Deming Ronald s3tEiaM2ZTiM1chael Mack, Carl Swanson, Bourdette, Donald Jones Sixth Row: Larry Conklin, Clyde Heidel, Jack Jones, William Simcoe President.. ..... .... Michael Mack . Absent: Shirley Burrows, Crystal Vice-President..... ....Carl Swanson Recording Secretary... ...Kathy Mack Financial Secretary......Martha Bell Harrison 35 , JIU' ' 0'- AA, JA pf 1 the S ' f xy K 1 Y U' 5 .,-f 1' l -R f- 'i li, lu M, Nl 'O -u K J U, ,, rf 1- L J ' ll- Pet 1 f fit' ffl. ! N' ' v J f JIN 1 1 , Uv r J, w -1 H, irst Row: Mrs. Smith, Jeanne Henn- , inger, Joyce Gilbert, Georgina 'dp Grinnell ,fl Second Row: Joseph Farr, David How- ' land, Cynthia Frank, Connie Goodwin Third Row: Ruth Ann Pettit, Dorothy Burrows, Carol Levanowitz, How- ard Courtright Fourth Row: Walter Czechowski, Bruce Hughes, Wayne McClintic, Danny Hughes Fifth Row: Wade Kidwell, Gary Love- joy, Dale Colegrove, Michael Coveney Sixthlgow: Ronald Weaver, Philip Woodworth, Robert Neal, Allan v.'f Fhris, Gary Cumdings 1 x .J 'fx ,' absent: Rusgell Smith R 0 ' Q .. f ' I AV l v ' ' , h 1 I 9 1, f 1 YL! eq! 1 Dwi., ' s ,, 0 I - P' .- .1 ,Y f,f qi V o NS , 'X N 'Q N 21 , . N bpjan ,jj First Rowpfx y Jonigl Carol Brewer, K w Nelibe S tenf,JBonnie Comfort 'ftyf W' w' S u S Secondn Con ell, Linda F , er, Margaret ll! fr Thir9'BOQ: Thomas Burkett, Richard liesterke Maxine George, Beverly Brewer Fourth Row: Frank C. Prugh, Linda Conklin, Sandra Collum, Marlet- ta Everett, Sharon Andrews Fifth Row: Gordon, Matthew Orkins, Ronald David Howe, Llewellyn Button, John Smith, Edward Tan- ner Sixth Row: Robert Warner, Richard Miller, Paul Swartzle, George Eisner, Thomas Bement, Alan Burris 36 Q SEVENTH GRADE U4 J J Marletta Everett Paul Swartzle, Jeanne Henninger, Sandra Collum President ...... ...Jeanne Henninger Vice-President ...... Marletta Everett Recording Secretary .... Sandra Collum Financial Secretary .... Paul Swartzle ' . ' A ' ' ' 3. . . A P X ,f A 'x M . vs K , , , V I I I . 11x A1 .t -,a .: HK ' ' en e ,. First Row: Mr. Jones, Martha Hughes, Rogeen Holleran, Janice Heffner Second Row: Linda Gilbert,Sarah Cor- win, Carol Vargeson, Susan Far- man Third Row: Harry Brooks, Dale Ster- mer, James Heath Fourth Row: Larry Seeley Robenzwhiag Gerald Neal, Grant Castor Fifth Row: John Mattison, Dale Mil- ler, Joseph Wales Sixth Row: Theodore Brooks. James Farr, Benjamin wilson, Carlyle Ripley, Leon Butler Absent: Dawn Horton, Alfred Kinney 37 Ku-L i' 38 lAc'llTx7aTnESI 40 - g M -A Ag - I X? 4 ' QL-ff Seated: Mrs. Walter, Susan Aiello, Lois Courtright Standing: Esther Kepple, James Stickler, Fred Aud- inwood, Marlene Wilkins KEYSTONE STAFF Seated: Carol Harrison, Judith Hymeg Weldon Bliss Richard Harrison Standing: David Burris, David Balch lllll-I Seated: Patricia Miley, Mr. Lewis, Grace Bowers Standing: James Belz, Norman Wood, Donna George, Sharon Miller L I Seated: Marilyn Weaver,Joyce Kipferl,Jeanne Sutton Standing: Nancy Warner,He1en Lewis, Margaret Gard- ner, Jeanne Andrews, Virginia Gilbert 7 ff! Seated: Theodore Davis James Co1egrove,Junior Fye, Lynn Farr Standing: Richard Patterson, Robert Brennan, Lewis Stout STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Mr. Gaige Co-Chairmen: Susan Aiello, Richard Harrison Secretary: Nancy Adriance Financial Secretary: Susan Brown Representatives of our student body meet as a student council with their advisor, Mr. Gaige, to discuss problems and projects of interest to the entire school. One of these projects supported by the council for several years is that of providing worthwhile assembly programs. Consideration is given to the many different interests of the Students, and performers and artists in these different fields are engaged. In this way the students have opportunities not only to enjoy entertainment of familiar types, but also to be introduced to those to which they are less accustomed. Thus, their range of appreciation is widened. During the past year, at very small cost to students, we have had an excellent series of assembly programs. The per- formers have included the Schmidts in a physical fitness pro- gram, Litia Namour, a solo dancer from the exotic East, Mr. Ray F. Monsalvatge, Jr., a dynamic speaker who offered no short cut to easy success, but did present in a fascinating way the eternal truths which have worked through the ages, the Roscos in Rodeo Roundup, and Mr. Pruth McFarlin, the fam- ous concert tenor. Other projects have been of a financial nature. Mr. Prugh and Steve Hager have devoted time to our candy sales from which we derive income. This year with a portion of our profit we have purchased two water coolers for the gym dress- ing rooms and four make-up kits for use in dramatic produc- tion. Each year something has been added for the benefit of all. On April 17, the regional conference will convene in Troy. Our representatives will be David Bliss, Connie Seelye, Susan Brown, Nancy Adriance, and Crawford Holmes. These con- ferences provide the opportunity for sharing worthwhile ideas r 9 42 Seated: Crawford Holmes, Susan Brown, Susan Aiello, Mr. Gaige, Richard Harrison, Nancy Adriance, Judith Hymes,John Bender, Connie Seelye, Margaret Jones Second Row: Edward Tanner, Dale Colegrove, Maxine George, Linda Conk- lin, Judith Colegrove, Sally Fleming, Dene Stead an, Joyce Andrews Third Row: James Orkins, Richard Patton, Dennis Grinnell, Kenneth Har- rison, William Simcoe, Robert Gary, David Bliss LIBRARY STAFF fx afar Seated: Lynn Farr, Carol Harrison, Sharon Miller, Mrs. David, Jeanne Sutton, Marilyn Weaver, Theodore Davis Second Row: Ann Miller, Sandra Stermer,Gloria Cushing, Charlene Davis, Judith Stalter, Ruth Sutton, Daphna Campbel1,Sandra Cooper, Sharon Austin Third Row: Drexel Goodwin, Gerald Austin, David Cary, Robert Bement We, the members of the Personality Plus Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, have enjoyed a wonderful year here at Williamson Jr. Sr. High School. we have had a full schedule of activities which began with the formal initiation of new officers and members. Six mem- bers of our chapter attended duzsub-regional meeting at the high school in Galeton, Pennsylvania. We held our international party in November. On this occasion the guest speaker, Miss Ruth Billings of Mansfield State Teachers College, showed us many beautiful slides of Mexico. At our annual Christmas party we entertained the women faculty members. In January Mrs. Howland, our chapter advisor, accompanied Charlene Davis, Sandra Stermer, Gloria Cushing, and Ann Miller to Harrisburg where they represented us at the Farm Show. There they presented an interesting and skillful demonstration of tying bows. We were honored to have Sandra Stermer and Ann Miller receive their State Homemakers' Degree, and we hope that their achievement will encourage other members to advance. After several postponements, we managed to find an evening when the right combination of good weather and no conflict in scheduled ac- tivities permitted us to have as our guests the Little Women Chapter of Mansfield High School. We performed the Emblem Ceremony in an assembly program, and what fun we had getting ready for it! Again our chapter attended church together on F. H. A. Sunday. As a closing high light for the year we were hosts to the county spring meeting. A fashion show in which all the county chapters par- ticipated was the featured attraction. This event gave a fitting close to a year already filled with fun and achievement. A - 4. First Row: Joan Goodwin, Patricia Miley, Claudette Butler, Sandra Stermer, Gloria Cushing, Ann Miller, Charlene Davis, Judith Stalter Second Row: Donna Cunmings, Marilyn Heffner, Marlene Cushing, Carol Van Zile, Joyce Deming, Daphna Campbell, Marlene Drake, Sharon Wicks, Mrs. Howland Third Row: Lorraine Farr, Joanne Heffner, Phyllis Cunmdngs, Judith Mosher, Margaret Gordon, Mary Jane Kidwell, Joanne Miller, Estella Phillips, Janet Butler, Betty Lou Sherman Demonstration Team Glor1a Cush1ng, Charlene Davis, Ann Miller, Sandra Stermer Adv1sor Mrs Howland .JP Presldent Vice President Secretary Flnancial Secretary H1stor1an Adv1sor Patr1c1a Mlley Sandra Stermer Ann Mlller Charlene Dav1s Glor1a Cush1ng Mrs Howland Since last spring our chapter has been very active. In April 1958 we undertook a tree-planting project. Trees were set on the Tilford and Deming farms by the chapter members. Lyn Daggett made a planting on his father's farm. These projects are undertaken as a cmumndxy service and to further the work in soil conservation which is so urgently needed. From this practical work the boys themselves benefit in a learning ex- perience. In May we served a test. The Earl Wheeler s host for the county and Ernest Close farms the judging. James Andrus scored the highest chapter. This gave him state judging contest. During the same mon a chance to go to Penn th we participated in ing contest at Broad Acres, the county farm. in our chapter and was This last fall we surrounding area if the This spring we are Philadelphia, Pennsylvan last year. Any boy sell Our basketball team isn't all but six of our games sent to Penn State to -wide dairy judging con- were used as centers for number of points in our State and try out in the a county-wide soil judg- Lyn Daggett was highest enter the state contest. analyzed samples of soil from the farms in our owners requested the service. selling ia. We ing S60 worth of seeds seeds for the Tri-State Seed Company in are working under the same contract as gets an FFA jacket. doing too well, but so far we have won The FFA affords its members opportunities for fun and friendship, but more important, it furnishes the programs which challenge its mem- bers to learning and higher achievement. ills First Row: James Andrus, Gerald Ripley, M . Snyder, Ronald Palmer, Rob- ert Weaver Second Row: James Colegrove, Martin Deats, Richard Bartholomew, Phillip Gee, Allan Knapp, Robert Adams Third Row: Laverne Friends, David Wilkins, Nolan Heffner, Wayne Oster- houdt, Wilbur Allen First Row: Wilbur Allen, Mr. Snyder Second Row: David Wilkins, Nolan Heff- ner, Wayne Osterhoudt, Martin Deats, LaVerne Friends V First Row: LaVerne Friends, Wayne Osterhoudt, Robert Adams Second Row: M . Snyderg David Wilkinsg Robert Weaverg Nolan Heffnerg Martin Deatsg Wilbur Alleng James Colegrove, Manager First Row: Mr. Howe, Richard Padgett, Marilyn Heffner, Mary Kidwell, Carol Van Zile, Marlene Cushing, Claudette Butler, Betty Lou Sher- man, Charlene Davis, Sharon Bourdette Second Row: Sherman West, Morley Knopp, Robert Gary, John Brott, Clara Sutton, Connie Seelye, Patricia Hogancamp, Donna Cummings, Evelyn Jones Third Row: Wayne Osterhoudt, Ronald Keck, David Cary, Robert Laughlin, Fred Paris, Barry Baker, Richard Gee, Glenn Hughes, Danna Grif- fiths, Margaret Jones Fourth Row: Wally Linder, Harry Scouten, David Bliss, Robert Stalter, Dennis Grinnell, LaVerne Friends, James Wicks, Phillip Harris, Cleo Russell DRIVER TRAINING lv F . IFN? KNOWLEDGE THE KEY TO BETTER LIVING Through a sound educational pro gram W1ll1amson Jr Sr H1gn School cont1nues to prOV1d6 for the needs and ab1l1t1es of 1ts students and to enable them to meet the challenges of the modern world 'E COMMERCIAL The p1ctures on th1s and the 1t1es 1D the followlng departments COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS LANGUAGE ARTS AND SOCIAL STUDIES ART DEPARTM NT INDUSTRIAL ARTS I . following pages show classroom activ- A . QI. ACADEMIC A. mslilwh l 'Q 50 TP' .,.,f--'f '5 - E1 fn I ART Wi? jp. h -i 'w 1'5l Iii' ll Z INDUSTRIAL ARTS f W? I-nl Q' I Learn about our government 1 BT NWLXKBHSON We crown a queen P WZ' Celebrate May Day Q 1 f 1 ' .. 'Ky ' ty , x:qt?11g y . . 4 x Y . iff W 2 Lgfjtmy T W .I f H Q Make clothlng We are very proud of our muslc department, wh1ch affords opportun1t1es for students to develop d1vers1f1ed 1nterests and talents and to enjoy the satlsfactlon of creatlve effort Throughout the school year the var1ous or gan1zat1ons of the department present assembly programs for the students and concerts for the parents and fr1ends Ln the COUEMn1ty In November, a program present1ng the h1story and meanlng of Thanksg1v 1ng was g1ven by the students 1n Grade E1ght I the G1rls Cho1r and the senxor band S1lhouettes dep1ct1ng the true sp1r1t of Thanksg1v1ng lllus trated approprlate readlngs and mus1c The orchestra and Grade Nlne I presented a Chr1stmas play on the day before school closed for the holldays For this occaslon an e1ghteenth century mystery play was selected The scenery was prepared under the d1 rect1on of Mr Lew1s of the Art Department Mrs Lunn co ord1nated popular carols w1th the play The n1nth grade students portrayed w1th d1gnity and reverence the characters of the Chr1stmas Story The beautlful closlng s ene nlth the shepherds W1se Men, Mary Joseph the Angel, and the Chrlst Ch1ld w1th the lovely Srlent Nlghtu as background mus1c recalled to our mlnds and hearts the beauty and mean1ng of the flrst Chrlstmas nlght After the hol1days basketball season was 1n full sw1ng and the pep contrlbuted much to the sp1rit of the occas1on,and the1r efforts were great ly apprec1ated MUSIC DEPARTMENT In add1t1on to the pep band a dance band, brass ensemble,trumpet trlo, and a brass sextet were organ1zed by members of the SeH1OI band They par t1c1pated ln many recltals and programs throughout the year In March the Blue and Gold Band and the Junlor Band presented the1r sprlng concert Thls 1S an event to wh1ch both the partlclpants and the COUHMn1ty look forward each yean Th1S years program featured marches, twlrl 1ng numbers by the Majorettes, a novelty number more ser1ous numbers solos trlos, duets and a brass quartet An appreclatlve audlence expressed thelr approval of and pr1de ln the work of the members and thelr dlrector Mrs Lunn Many g1rls have enjoyed chorus work th1s year 1n splte of the d1f f1cult1es 1n schedullng regular rehearsals At the May Day Festlval the chorus presented the operetta, G1lbert and Sulllvan Revue Thls 1nc1uded excerpts from H M S Plnafore The Mikado The Plrates of Penzance, and Iolanthe Our organ1zat1ons have been represented at the d1str1ct mus1c meets at Muncy, Kane and Hughesvllle The year has been busy and profltable for the members ofthe department and they have g1ven much pleasure to the students and frlends Presldent... ...Sherman West Secretary... ...hsther Kepple L1brar1an... ....Sarah Brown . . . . , . . . . . , . . I C E Y. , . , , . . . H . . . . , c 4 Q 1 . . . . , ' band supported the teams at many of the games. Thelr rhythm and enthuslasm . . , , I p . n , w 1 . 1, , u u 0 - . , . o o o ' , W , Y I 7 . ' BLUE , . V1 53' A First Row: Luella Gleason, Marlene Wilkins, Ann Wales, Sandra Cooper Second Row: Dawn Swanson, Dianne Taft, Carol Harrison, Linda Bruce, Judith Hymes, Virginia Gilbert, Larry Van Druff, Patricia Thall, Charles Miller Third Row: Carol Knight, Cleo Russell, Paul Doud, Sherman West, Sarah Brown, Ray- mond Hughes Fourth Row: Jon Cooper, Fred LaVancher, Theodore Davis, Gordon Bliss,Glau1Hughes, Margaret Jones, Mrs. Lunn Majorettes: Vicky Hall, Virginia Heck Flag-bearers: Susan Tobey, Elaine Rudneski AND GOLD BAND 4 . A 1 B 4 I if , ' fa 'Lge 4 e 1 .IE , 1 ' ' 7' . A - 4 First Row: Ruth Hager, Charlene Davis, Jane Hymes, Donna George Bradshaw, David Tschopp, Dennis Grinnell, Clara Sutton, Connie Second Row: James Kreger, Keith Wheeler, Jeffrey Fritz, Beverly Faulkner Bartholomew, Richard Jones, Benjamin Casbeer, Kenneth Kepple, David Burris, Ronald Gilbert, Lester Sheive, David Wilkins, Esther Kepple, John LaVancher Third Row: Eugene Dale Hughes, Majorettes: Janet Weaver, Judith Adriance Absent: Dianne Egleston 5 ff First Row: Ronald Gilbert, John LaVancher, David Wilkins Esther Kepple, Theodore Davis, Glenn Hughes Second Row: Mrs. Lunn, Sandra Cooper, Cleo Russell, Marlene Wilkins, Beverly Faulkner, Jane Hymes, Jon Cooper, Fred LaVancher PEP BAND Third Row: Luella Gleason, Diane Taft, Ann Wales, Dawn Swanson Fourth Row: Larry VanDruff, Carol Knight, Virginia Gilbert, Patricia Thall, David Tschopp, Clara Sutton Fifth Row: Richard Jones, David Burris, Benjamin Casbeer, Kenneth DANC BAND Kepple, Judith Hymes, Linda Bruce ugg First Row: Luella Gleason, John LaVancher, Esther Kepplq David Wilkins, Beverly Faulkner, Connie Kreger, Sherman West, Sarah Brown, Carol Knight Second Row: Fred Lavancher, Gordon Bliss 58 ,Q ifgl 0 72 ff o PW-lmrl1I0W '- 1 ??I.AH-' 4v't ra. ' srw F f' Wr- af iiiafi First Row: Sharon Andrews, Paul Doud, Susan Brown, Frank C. Prugh, Karen Gilbert, Maxine George, Martha Bell Second Row: Jeanne Henninger, Bonnie Comfort, Clarice Brennan, Diane Early, Richard Patton, Nancy Friends, Linda Young, Linda Fish Bruce Hughes, Stanley Bruce, Charles Stout, Ronald Young, Keith Wheeler, David Howland, Joyce Gilbert, Margaret Knight Third Row: Dale Colegrove, Donald Jones, Richard Miller, James Eisner, Jon Cooper, Carl Swanson, Thomas Colegrove, Douglas Updyke, Ben- jamin Casbeer, Kenneth Kepple, Marlene Drake, Louis Aiellq William Wales Majorettes: Naomi Lewis, Sandra Hall, Pamela Hackett, Judy Dean, Bea- trice Mc Connell, Melissa Griffiths, Christine Swanson Director: Mrs. Lunn UZPW W0-ZC First Row: Judith Hymes, Carol Knight, Ruth Hager, Charlene Davis, Jane Hymes, Donna George, Virginia Heck Second Row: Margaret Jones, Esther Kepple, Sandra Cooper, Luella Glea- son, Maflene Wi1kiHS, Ann Wales, Dawn Swanson, Raymond Hughes, Sherman West, Sarah Brown, Patricia Thall, Virginia Gilbert, David Wilkins, John LaVancher, Ronald Gilbert Third Row: Beverly Faulkner, Connie Kreger, Fred Lavancher, Jon Cooper, Glenn Hughes, Mrs. Lunn, Linda Bruce R TRUMPET TRIO Carol Knight,Sarah Brown, Sher- man West BRASS ENSEMBLE Carol Knight, Virginia Gilbert, John LaVancher, Dale Hughes, David Burris, Lester Sheive, Sherman West, Sarah Brown MAIORETTES Virginia Heck, Janet weaveg Ju- dith Adriance, Vicky Hall Donna George, David Burris, Judith Hymes SENIOR DISTRICT CHORUS First Row Carol Knight Esther Kepple, Dawn Swan SOD Second Row Richard Patterson Richard Harrlson, Lar Van Druff I I I , I A 3 ,? Q Wa? I . X4 I 1 L ' I , rg Q I MV EW ols'rnlc'r sANo lumen Kenneth Kepple, Diane Early Paul Doud gg, QJMEJ GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: Sharon Miller, Helen Bartlett, Virginia Gilbert, Gloria Cushing, Sandra Stermer, Mrs. Lunn, Clarice Bourdette, Claudette Butler, Laura Tanner, Dawn Swanson, Judith Hymes Second Row: Sandra Cooper, Joan Goodwin, Sarah Brown, Patricia Hogancamp, Doris Becraft, Connie Kreger, Charlene Davis, RuthHaga5 Carole Carleton, Carol Knight, Marilyn Weaver Third Row: Sharon Bourdette, Sandra Hogancamp, Ann Wales, Margaret Jones, Heike Mueller, Jeanne Sutton, Esther Kepple, Jeanne Andrews, Sumlmibbey, Susan Aiello, Donna Ge0rge, Judy Adriance Fourth Row: Beverly Faulkner, Danna Griffiths, Connie Seelye, Jane Hymes, Elaine Rudneski, Dene Steadman, Janet Weaver, Judy Stalter, Vera Bement, Luella Gleason Fifth Row: Carol Harrison, Dorothy Drabic, Patricia Thall, Diane Taft, Vir- ginia Heck, Carol Schott VOCAL TRIO 6 Accompanist: Luella Gleason Dawn Swanson, Carol Knight, Esther Kepple 41 -lm 1 IUNIOR HI CHORUS First Row: Mrs. Lunn, Connie Goodwin, Joyce Gilbert, Sharon Andrews, Bonnie Comfort, Jeanne Henninger, Nancy Friends, Maxine George, Linda Young, Margaret Knight Second Row: Carol vargeson, Ruth Ann Pettit, Joan Woodworth, Brenda Wheeler, Carol Levanowitz, Clarice Brennan, Connie Short, Shirley Miller, Dor- inda Aldrich, Virgie Qnnmings, Christine Swanson Third Row: Patricia Ripley, Judy Dean, Mary Gunmings, Sarah Mitchell, Joan Van Gorden, Phyllis Egleston, Linda Erickson, Nancy Farr Fourth Row: Judy Colegrove, Dianne Early, Janice Brant, Christine Stanley, Victoria Rochford, Karen Gilbert, Patricia Rundell, Gloria Wetmore, Nancy Adriance, Susan Brown Fifth Row: Dale Colegrove, Ronald Bourdette, Frank C. Prugh, Keith Wheeler, Louis Aiello, Kenneth Harrison, Benjamin Casbeer, Theodore Hogancamp, Theodore Gleason, Bruce Hughes Sixth Row: Charles Stout, Paul Doud, Richard George, James Eisner, Edwin Colegrove, Kenneth Howe, Kenneth Kepple, Jon Cooper N he mautlmt hath no music in himself J Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, . .. Let no such man, be tr-usted. Uiilliam Shakespeare r 0 1 was-ral, ,, eh, IR t . y, sg' . 'U 3 vXf x I Williamson High School's second May Day Festival left us with many beautiful memories of the spring of 1958. The May Pole Dancers, in their pretty pastels, led the procession, followed by the members of the organizations participating in the pro- gram. The Spring Bunnies, Judy Stalter and Robin Cumberledge, made the audience laugh with their antics. Following them were the first Prin- cess and Prince of May, Linda Young and Kenneth Harrison, winners of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary Awards. One could sense the feeling of excitement and anticipation as all eyes turned to watch the entrance of the queen's court, for now, after weeks of suspense, the identity of the Queen would be known. These girls presented a lovely picture as they preceded the new Queen, Mary Jane Edgerton. The crowning of the Princess by the Prince opened the program. Then the second May Queen of Williamson was crowned by Gary Cumberledge president dfthe Student Council. Entertainment for the Queen followed. This included the May Day Dancers, Junior High Chorus, a vocal trio, ninth grade ropers, Senior High Choir, eighth grade dancers, and the Orchestra. The audience and the participants enjoyed the beautiful festival of the coming of May. MAY DAY-1958 Q, 1 x 'gligqini s - ,I q ,J 1 .rg ' V y . X X f 1 Princess of the May: Linda Young Queen's Attendants: Carol George, Sharon Paris, Mary Bartholomew, Ellen Bell, Brenda Queal, Linda Daggett Queen of the May: Mary Jane Edgerton Student Council President: Gary Cumberledge rndf' 5 X Terry Colegrove John Philip Sousa Band Award HONORS Martha Watkins HMiss Williamsonn Laurel Festival Donna George Susan Aiello h A d Betty Crocker D A R Citizens ip war American Homemaker of Tomorrow Award American Legion Essay Award First WHS Second County 1 9 R 8 1 9 5 8 -3 hd. a .l... fy 4 1 N- 2:- ,.,JTl ,.-,g.,- an Howard Hughes, Robert Bliss, LaVerne Voornees, Graves, Chester Andrews Gerald Smith, Yvonne TRANSPORTATION 5-1-1- .IIREKEVILLE A Mahlon Bliss, William Preston, Herbert Middaugh, Jean Losey, Mildred Bllss 9.9 E7-I O0 .0 9 60 is oo' 'Q' Q o io' 9' ,zz 'Z O :3'? 3 ' ' Oo! 35.009 . .4 Loss of seven regulars from last season left Coach Meckes with the job of rebuilding the team. Despite their inexperience, they made a very good showing. By starting from scratch,the coach developed a team which showed steady improvement as the season advanced. Fine defensive performances by Norman Wood and Joe King were valu- able assets to the team. The biggest handicap was the lack of a season- ed goalie, which could have made the difference in at least one loss. This gap was ably filled at the tail of the season by David Bliss. The best games of the season were probably those played against Mansfield and Elkland. Although we lost the latter, the team played ex- cellent soccer. The first All-Star game in the county was held on our field. John Bender, Junior Fye, Dick Harrison, and Dick Steadman represented Will- iamson. Next year's turnout for soccer is expected to be especially heavy. It is anticipated that there will be a respectable number of returning lettermen, and hopes for a successful season are high. Williamson North Penn Williamson Cowanesque Williamson Mansfield Williamson Elkland Williamson Liberty WPUDO '11 P' H HID HH -2:0 -12 in F70 NO ogg 5:1 5? Rx 0 22 H I Q5 -73.- G- Em NH -25 E: gm :fi 5 f-4 59 I u'3 gru .-3 00 UQun 3 4? PE P' EO- aa? 08 H-- Second Row: Gary Belz, Richard Patterson, Morley knopp, Drexel Goodwin, Richard Steadman, Lynn Farr, Kenneth Harrison, Robert Stalter, James Bradshaw Third Row: Charles Miller, Robert Gee, Norman Wood, John Bender, James Belz, Junior Fye, Robert Brennan, Richard Harrison Williamson's 1958 baseball season started out with a bang by down- ing the eventual county champions, Wellsboro, in an extra-inning game on Wellsboro's diamond. A key home run by veteran Dick Van G0rden made the difference. These expedient performances became routine as the season wore on and the Warriors finally won their close ones. Another high light of the season was the slug fest at Mansfield where the Tigers were up-ended 9 - 7 in a 21 hit performance. The bit- terest pill to swallow was the loss of the last two league games. Powerful hitting was exhibited all season long by Van Gorde2,Ralph Tillinghast, Gary Cumberledge, Bender, Steadman, Harrison, an Jhumy Andrews. The team suffered a setback in the North Penn game when Junior Fye, the hard-hitting outfielder, was side lined with a broken wrist. Mound honors were ably garnered by Dave Balch and Norman Wood. A strong defense and early season hitting were key factors in Williamson's bid for the championship. Williamson East Smithfield Williamson Wellsboro Williamson Mansfield Williamson North Penn Williamson Elkland Williamson Liberty Williamson Cowanesque Williamson East Smithfield First Row. Richard Steadman, Robert White, Coach Meckes, James Andrews, Richard Harrison, Gary Henninger, Wayne Boyce, Junior Fye, Richard Patterson Second Row: Richard Van Gordeng Ralph Tillinghastg Gary Cumberledgeg David Balch, Charles Millerg Norman Woodg John Bender, Robert Gee, James Bradshaw, Robert Brennan, James Colegrove, Manager ,QP I 3 R VARSITY BASKETBALL - K 9' ' A A . Q5 X I X ,,' ,. 45 3 70 Although the '58 - '59 basketball season was not successful, it had its high lights. The team was composed of eight seniors and one junior who elected as their captains John Bender and Dick Stead an. James Colegrove served faithfully as manager.lUgh scorers for the season were Dick Harrison and Dick Steadman with 280 and 202 points respectively. Bob Brennan, Dave Balch, and Weldon Bliss divided the other two starting positions. A strong bench composed of Junior Fye, Lynn Farr, and Sherman West, proved an asset at times during the season, as when Lynn Farr came into the Liberty game and threw in the winning basket for a 50 - 49 score for the Williamson Warriors. Both Liberty games were outstanding for team work. The biggest thrill of the season was the 61-39 victory over Galeton. Possibly that little added effort at times would have meant the difference between defeat and victory. According to custom,the official basketball season closed with the All-Star game at Mansfield State Teachers College. Di sented our Varsity on the All-Star team which played ions, Elkland. ck Harrison repre the county champ Williamson Loyalsock Williamson Liberty Williamson Loyalsock Williamson Cowanesque Williamson Savona Williamson Wellsboro Williamson Addison Williamson Elkland Williamson Wellsboro Williamson Addison Williamson Savona Williamson Galeton Williamson Elkland Williamson Mansfield Williamson North Potter Williamson Liberty Williamson Galeton Williamson North Penn Williamson Mansfield Williamson Cowanesque Williamson North Penn Williamson North Potter Kneeling: Richard Steadman Standing: Coach Meckesg Junior Fyeg Weldon Blissg Robert Brennang David Balchg Richard Harrisong Sherman Westg Lynn Farrg James Colegrove, manager Absent: John Bender This year's Junior Varsity set a new record for our school by win- ning 13 games and losing 9. They got off to a good start by winning their first eight home games. The J.V.'s had a 6 - 8 record in the league, and they made all their games close, especially the home games with Mansfield and Cowanesque which Williamson lost in overtime. The team's position was strengthened by the playing of Jim Brad- shaw and Chuck Miller. Good performances were turned in by Ken Harri- son, Jeff Fritz, Billy Wales, and Scoopie Bliss. Valuable support was given the starters by Robert Butler, Allan Knapp, and Edwin Colegrove who came out at the beginning of the season and stayed through. At the close of the season the J.V.'s were represented at the All- Star game at Mansfield State Teachers College by Kenneth Farrison and Chuck Miller. We look back on a season in which the boys played good basketball in all games under their coach, Mr. Jones. With their present experi- ence and good record, next year should see another good J.V. record. Williamson Loyalsock Williamson Liberty Williamson Loyalsock Williamson Cowanesque Williamson Savona Williamson Wellsboro Williamson Addison Williamson Elkland Williamson Wellsboro Williamson Addison Williamson Savona Williamson Galeton Williamson Elkland Williamson Mansfield Williamson North Potter Williamson Liberty Williamson Galeton Williamson North Penn Williamson Mansfield Williamson Cowanesque Williamson North Penn Williamson North Potter IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: William Wales, Robert Butler, Allan Knapp, Kenneth Harrison, Richard Padgett, Jeffrey Fritz, Gary Short Second Row: Coach Jonesg Gordon Bliss, James Bradshaw, Charles Miller Edwin Colegroveg Phillip Harris, Carlton Bell, Manager with the motto, HExperience ls The Best Teacher,n a junior high basketball team was formed this year. Although the team finished the season with a O - 6 record the boys learned a great deal about the fun- damentals of basketball and the spirit of sportsmanship. The boys were interested and enthusiastic but suffered under two rather serious handicaps. The first was that many of the boys of the team lacked size. Second and more telling was that they were up against teams of superior experience, many of their opponents having already had two years of competition. Much credit and appreciation is due Mr. Starzec who gave so freely of his time and efforts to coach the boys and encourage their interest in basketball. IUNIOR HI BASKETBALL First Row: Dale Miller, Robert Nowakowski, William Simcoe, Dale Cole- grove, Richard Huggins Second Row: Mr. Starzec, David Howland, Wade Kidwell, Robert Wheeler, Dale Stermer, Joseph Farr, Dwight Tschopp HWe, the members of the Williamson Varsity Club, in order to pro- mote better and cleaner sports, more sportsmanship, and to gba service to our school and communities, do hereby draw up and establish this constitution of the Williamson Varsity Club.H This preamble to the constitution of the Varsity Club exemplifies in every respect the ambitions and goals of its members. This is the first year of the Club's operation, and it already has 8 S0und start, thanks to the determination of its members and the helpfulness of its able advisor, Mr. Meckes. OFFICERS John Bender .... ..... President Richard Harrison .. .... Vice-President Weldon Bliss ...... .. Recording Secretary Richard Patterson .. .. Financial Secretary ., .nn VARSIT CLUB First Row: Richard Patterson, James Belz, Robert Gee, Lynn Farr, Thomas Tebo, William Gary, Junior Fye, Richard Stead an Second Row: Mr. Meckes, Weldon Bliss, John Bender, Robert Brennan, James Colegrove, Norman Wood, Richard Harrison Third Row: Phillip Harris, Barry Baker, David Balch, Duane Wheeler, Jeb frey Fritz, Kenneth Harrison, David Bliss, Robert Butler Fourth Row: Allan Knapp, Sherman West, John Rundell, Morley Knopp, Rob- ert Bement, Robert whine, James Bradshaw, Charles Miller Flrst Row Chrlstlne Swanson, Nancy Adra1nce Second Row Susan Tobey, Dene Steadman, E1a1ne Rudneskl, Susan Brown CHEERLEADERS Judlth Stalter, Helen Bartlett, Shella Adra1nce, Dorothy Drablc, Sally Brown, Charlene Dav1s X 1 X-. O 1 X -, I 5?0RT mx , TENTH ANNIVERSARY ALUN Nl DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1969 Louis R. Allen - U.S. Army, Davis, California Clifford Andrews - Macon, Georgia Janet Andrus - QMrs. Charles Jones, Jr.7 Tioga, Pa. William Baley III Norene Bartlett - CMrs. Wayne Burroughsj Lindley, N.Y. Richard Bergh - Tioga, Pa. CTeaching at Ulysses, Pa.J Oliver Button - Millerton, Pa. QFarmingJ Nils Card - Millerton Pa. CFarmingJ Mary Jane Casbeer. R.N. - Rochester, N. Y. CEmnloved by Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, N. Y.Q Park Close - Trumansburg, N.Y. CEmployed by New York Bell Telephone Co.J Mary Davis - Lawrenceville, Pa. QEmployed by Steadman's Clothing Store, Lawrenceville, Pa.J Louise Erickson - CMrs. William Fowlerj Baldwinsville, N.Y. Crystal Givens - CMrs. Robert Hartj Westfield, Pa. Betty Hughes - CMIS. Fred Reynoldsj Tioga, Pa. Charles Jones, Jr. - Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Rice G Sons, Corning, N.Y.J Richard Keith Johnson - Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.D Henry LaVerne Kipferl - Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Kennedy Valve Co.J Ann Mathews - Geneva, N.Y. Edith Merrick - Spring Valley, N.Y. Francis Murphy - Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Twain Theater, Mansfield, Pa.J Arlene Patterson - CMIS. Lynn Whitneyb Tioga, Pa. William Preston - Tioga, Pa. fPartner in Horner and Preston Barber Shop, Tioga, Pa.J Eunice Rose - fMrs. Donald Howej Tioga. Pa. Leah Sheive - fMrs. Donald Jenningsj Millerton, Pa. Beverly A. Smith - fMrs. Richard Smithl Millerton, Pa. Pauline Smith - Mrs. Gordon Martinj Millerton, Pa. Phyllis Smith - Mrs. John Sterlingb Pine City, N.Y. Wilfred Smith - Lawrenceville, Pa. fFarmingj Bertha Steele - CMrs. Clarence Lee Greenwaltj Lawrenceville, Pa. Lois Tobey - CMrs. Edward Blyj Elmira, N.Y. Harry Van Delinder - Millerton, Pa. CFarmingj Earl Wheeler - Lindley, N.Y. CPostmasterJ Seated: Crystal Givens, Lois Tobey, Janet Andrus, Norene Bartlett, Ann Mathews, Pauline Smith, Arlene Patterson, Phyllis Smith, Bertha Steele, Edith Merrick Second Row: Earl Wheeler, Oliver Button, Leah Sheive, Mary Jane Cas- beer. Beverly A- Smith, Betty Hughes, Mary Davis, Eunice Rose, ggggge Erickson, William Preston, Richard Keith Johnson, Wilfred Third ROW: Harry Van Delinder, Park Close, Richard Bergh, Louis R. A11en, Charles Jones, Jr., LaVeme Kipferl, Clifford Andrews, William Baley III, Francis Murphy, Nils Card 'R CLASS OF 1950 V1rg1lene Bement CMrs Harry Mlllerb Lawrencev1lle Pa Melvln Boom Lawrencevllle Pa Patr1c1a Brennan CMrs W1ll1am Prestonj T1oga, Pa Gerald Bryant Lawrencev1lle, Pa CEmployed by Joy Automatlcs, Corn1ng, N Mary Dunham fMms Maynard Congdonj P1ne C1ty N Y Jean hlllott Fallslngton, Pa CTeach1ngj Lynn Er1ckson L8WI8UC2V1116, Pa fEmp1oyed by Ingersoll Rand Palnted Post Jan1s Everett fMrs Don Vlnsekj M1l1erton P Mary Farr CMrs Gerald Flynnj Savona, N Y Ilba Garrlson CMrs Jack Brackleyj Lawrencevllle Pa Edward Greene U S Army, Italy Loulse Gr1ff1n fMrs Tall1e Marshj Mansfleld, Pa Kenneth Harvey Tloga Pa CEmp1oyed by Ingersoll Rand Painted Post N Y Rlchard Hatfleld U S Alr Force Montana Edw1n Heck T1oga, Pa fEmployed by Corn1ng Glass Works Cornlng, N Y J Ray Mannlng Nelson Pa fEmployed by North Penn Gas Companyj Althea Murphy fMrs Marshall Evansj M1llerton, Pa James Norwood Tloga Pa fEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Palnted Post, N Y J W1ll1am Ph1ll1ps Horseheads, N Y fEmployed by Remlngton Rand, Elm1ra, N Y Joseph Schoonover U S Army, Germany James Steele Mlllerton, Pa fEmployed b Rem1ngton Rand, Elmlra, N Y J Ralph Wayne St Clalr U S A1r Force Ll sworth A F B , Rap1d C1ty, South Dakota Beverly Wheeler CMrs Arland Phllllpsj Horseheads, N Y John Whlte M1llerton, Pa KMB11 Carrler, TV Repaxrmanj CLASS OF 1951 Delores Adams fMrs Donald T1CSWOfthD Mlllerton, Pa fEmployed by Westlnghouse Horseheads, N Y J Roger Audlnwood T1oga, Pa fCUfClSS Herd Techn1c1anJ Ernestlne Bartlett fMrs Harold Boomj Jack Brackley Lawrencev1lle, Pa CEmployed by Brackley s Grocery Store, Lawrencevllle Pa J Kenneth Button T1oga, Pa QEmployed by Corn1ng Glass Works Cornlng, N Y J Patrlcia Colegrove QMrs Robert Welshj Baltlmore, Maryland Mar1lyn Doud CMrs Ruby Nltschej Alleghany, N Y CEmployed as Laboratory Technlclanj Marcella Everett CMrs George Doanel Mlllerton P Juan1ta Farman CMrs Harry Hager Jr J T1oga, Pa James C George U 9 Na y Charles Glover hlmlra N Y George Glover Lawrencevllle, Pa fEmployed by Young 6 Chllson s Serv1ce Stat1on, Lawrencevllle, Pa J Kenneth Heck T1oga, Pa Ruth Holecek E1m1ra N Lo1s Hymes R N CMrs Robert Lynchj Elmlra N Y fEmployed by Arnot Ogden Hospltal, Elmlra N Betty Kllburn CMrs Henry Healeyj Lawrencevllle, Pa Hazel PUfV1S CMrs Donald W11StOD, T1oga Pa Beverly J Smlth CMrs Rlchard PECCICISWQ Canlsteo N Y CTeach1ngJ Marie Smlth Mrs Fred Prestonj T1oga, Pa Wanda Smlth Mrs W1ll1am Allfordj Towanda Pa CTeach1ngJ Arletta Tobey CMrs Buell Bakery Bethpage, Iong Island Donald Treat T1oga, Pa CEmp1oyed by Treat's Hardware, Tloga Pa Donald Wales Mlllerton, Pa QFarm1ngJ Wolfgang Welss C20 AJ Grossdunger, Walshunsen, Germany Barbara Wood fMrs Donald Croftb Hammondsport, N Y CLASS OF 1952 Buell Baker Bethpage, Long Island fEmployed by Idlewlld Alrportj Donald Berry T1oga, Pa CPartner 1U Fred Berry 6 Sons M1llerton, Pa D Rose Mary Brewer fMrs Jonas Seeleyj Corn1ng N Y John Brown M1llerton Pa Kenneth Butler T1oga Pa QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Palnted Post N Y J John Davldson Plne C1ty, , Donna Deats fMrs Donald Berryj Tloga Pa 9601156 Doane 14111911100 P CEIHPIOYBCI hy Amer1can laFrance, Elmlra N Y J - ' . G ' ' ' .Y.D ' . - ' ' . V - , ' ,N.Y.J ' - . ' ' , a. I . ' ' 9 ' 1 9 ' 'D . . . . - . . . . . .J - . . . . . , Arnold Bliss - U.S. Army, Lakehurst, N.J. ' - 1 . ' ' ',. a. . - . f. ' v ' ' ' Q- , u. . e I o I - - , :Y. , I ' , .YJ ' '. ' . ' , -9 ' - ' 2 .N.Y. - ' ' - . . s 3. , - ' ' . . Class of l952 Contrnued Bessle Ell1s CMrs Raymond Stoney Georgla Lucille Erickson fMrs Albert Stagej Lawrencevllle P Harold Gee Tloga, Pa cEXC3V8C1Hg Contractor, Myra Holecek fMrs Mark Hayj Pocono Pa Max1ne Howe fMrs Bernard Hallj Lakeland Florida Alfred Hughes Tioga, Pa fF8Im1DgJ W1ll1am Hunt T1oga, Pa Nancy K1lburn Elmlra, N Y CEmployed by AIClSt1C Card Co Elmlra, N Y J Janice Klnner CMrs Arnold Bllssj Lakehurst, N J M1nn1e Merr1ck CMrs John ConnerX Edgewood Maryland Lorralne Orr CMrs John Speakj Perry N Y Donna Pye CMrs Robert McKee, Wellsv1lle P Cl1fford Rose T1oga Pa fEmployed b Corn1ng Glass Works Cornlng N Y J Thelma Shoemaker CMrs Charles Jerzak Elmlra, N Y CEmployed by Gorton s Beauty Circle, Elm1ra, N Y J Delia Simons CMrs Roy Hartj Lawrencevllle Pa Evelyn Smlth CMrs Harold Bakery Mlllerton, Pa Arelene Stephens Rochester, N Y Marion Tebo fMrs Robert Wheelerj P1ne C1ty, N Jack Terry Millerton, Pa QEmployed by Thorpe s Body 8 Fender Shop, Mlllerton Dorls T1ll1nghast fMrs Lee Klnner, Jr J Lawrencevllle, Pa CEmployed by Cornlng Glass works, Corn1ng, N Y J Lols Van Natter CMrs Cl1fford Havensj Westfleld Pa Glenn Frlends M1llerton, Pa CEmployed by Cornlng Glass Works Corn1ng N Y J CLASS OF 1953 Sherman Barnes Elm1ra, N Y Frances Bement fMrs Robert Pearsonj M1llerton, Pa Fred Berry Jr M11lerton, Pa CPartner 1n Fred Berry G Sons, Mlllerton, James Bolt Tioga Pa CEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Pa1nted Post, N Y J Russell Brown Elm1ra, N Y CEmployed b Chamberlain Dalry, Elmlra, N Y J Beverly Colegrove fMrs William Keegan Lawrencevllle, Pa Carleton Comfort Sidney Pierce Conaway QAttend1ng Pennsylvanla State Un1vers1tyJ Ruth Davis CMrs James Stevensj Lawrencev1lle, Pa Eleanor Decker CMrs Paul Qu1gleyD Addison N Y P Joanna Dem1ng fMrs George Strcklerj Lawrencevllle P Diana George Buffalo, N Y QEmployed by the Kenmore Presbyterlan Church Dolores Gr1ff1n CMrs Albert Wheelerj Elmlra, N Y gfeachlngp Helen Hall CMrs Bert Orlandoj Mlllerton, Pa Raymond Hall End1cott, N Y CEmployed by IBM, End1cott, N Y I Arden Harr1son Lawrencev1lle Pa Gladys Horton Lawrencevllle Pa Janice Hulslander CMrs Anson Lew1sj P1ne C1ty, N Y Carl Johnson Lawrencev1lle Pa CEmployed by Bostw1ck's Garage Lawrencevllle Howard Klpferl Elmlra, N Y CEmployed by New York Gas G Electrlcj Barbara La1n CMrs Herman Stallj Johnson C1ty, N Y Martha McCallum fvrs James BeCraftJ Elm1ra, N Y Patricla Myers CMrs James Norwoodj Tloga, Pa Bert Orlando Mlllerton, Pa CEmployed by Orlando's Body 5 Fender Shog Corn1ng,N Rlchard Petticrew Can1SC60, N Y CAttend1ng Alfred Un1vers1tyD Marjorle She1ve M1llerton, Pa Gerald Sm1th, Jr Mlllerton, Pa CNEPA Techn1c1anJ Esther Stafford fMrs Fred Berry, Jr J Mlllerton, Pa Carolyn Stermer CMrs R1chard MOIC1m8I, T1oga, Pa George Stickler Lawrencevrlle Pa fEmployed by Gerard Motors, Elmira, N Y Robert Terry Mlllerton, Pa CEmployed by Westinghouse, Horseheads, N Y J Helen Updyke CMrs Harold Geeb Tloga, Pa Helen White fMrs Carmen Rutzkej M1llerton, Pa Inez Whlte CMrs Frank Wr1ghtJ Elmlra, N Y Buffalo CLASS OF 1954 MarJor1e Baker QMrs Joseph watk1nsJ M1llerton, Pa Rlta Baker CMrs Guy Sheddonj Mlllerton, Pa Norma Barnes CMrs Harley Frostj Elmlra N Y Carl Bender Wllllamsport P CAttend1ng Wllllamsport Techn1cal IDSt1CUt6, Roberta Brennan fMrs James Myersj Txoga, Pa L1nda Brockway CMrs ralph Jessupj hlm1ra, N Y Joanne Brown Elmlra 4 Y CDental ASSISCGHCD 80 NY 8 1 t . l . , a. . - O , 0 ' 3 .. ., .. . .. . - O , ' n , no ' - a ' 3' . r ' z -7 . .. . Ol 1 1 . I ' , . I Ol - . ' ' .Y. - . ' ' , Pa.J . . . - . . . . 0 . . ll . - 0 . . , . . - . . . , . , .. 1 ' ll - O I O , .- ' . ' . ' 3.5 1 , O Z I0 ' ' .. 3' . . I .. 1 I O - I I I - I . I ll . - . . . , ao ' l a x y . . - . . . .. , . 1 I C . - i. , . .. , . - . . . . .- ' . 9 ' ' 2 . xP'J . - . .. . ' 1 I I I0 ' 1 g 1 on . 1 I . I - ' . ' .Y.J . . . - . Q . .- . . .. 1 I I I C - . . . . . - ' , . . .J 1 . I OO ' n 0 .. . , - ' ' ., ... . - ' - ' ' , a. - I I , C I 1 IL, 1 . CO - ' .' Thomas Bruce Tioga, Pa CEmployed by Laurent Milk Company, T1oga, Pa , Frank Cole Lawrencev1lle, Pa fEmployed by Asplundh Tree Expert Co , Jenklns, , Vera Cole CMrs W1ll1am Terw1ll1ger, Horseheads N Y Rose CUmm1DgS CMrs James Bolt, T1oga, Pa El1Jah Dean Lawrencevllle Pa Andrew Dem1ng Tucson Ar1zona Danlel Doud Lawrencev1lle Marllyn Dr1scoll fMrs Ralph Mllls, Montoursv1lle Pa Lorna Erlckson CMrs Park Close, Trumansburg Calvert Everett M1llerton, Pa Margaret Farr fMrs Fred Karrau, MDIIIS Run, Dean Frank Mansf1eld, Pa Thelma Greene CMrs James Robb1ns, Ithaca, N W1ll1am Harr1son Philade1ph1a, Pa fEmployed by G1rard Trust Corn Exchange Bank Ph1ladelph1a, Pa , Ernest Harrower T1oga, Pa Robert Heffner Lawrencevllle Pa fEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Pa1nted Post, N Eleanor Hobbs, R N CEmployed by Robert Packer HOSP1t8l, Sayre, Pa , Mlchael K1pferl Glllett, Pa CEmployed by weSC1DghOUS6, Horseheads, N Y , V1V1an Leonard CMrs Maynard Mosher, Osceola, Pa James Myers T1oga, Pa QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Pa1nted Post, N Y , Sessaly Prugh CMrs Wllbur Pr1ester1.Worcester Mass fTeach1ng, Toletha Reese, R N CMrs Donald A Howe, Lawrencev1lle, Pa Jacquellne Shelve fMrs Arnold Jerzac, Plne City N Y Marlene Stermer fMrs Roger Mortlmer, T1oga, Pa Llnda Walter CMrs John N8Sb1CtD Grove C1ty Pa Dale Wetmore Lawrenceville, Pa Gladys Whltney fMrs LaDrue Wheeler, Mlllerton, Pa Stanley Wood T1oga Pa CLASS DF 1955 Gary Balley U S Navy Karen Baker QMrs Donald Irwln, Sioux Falls South Dakota CDental Hyglenlst, Janet Bender CMrs Raymond Hall, Endlcott, N Y Fred Bradshaw Cornlng N Y QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post, N Y , Jan1ce Brennan Lawrencevllle Pa QAttending Mansf1eld State Teachers College Deronda Campbell CMrs Robert B1er1, Elm1ra, N Y Donald Carmen Lawrencevllle, Pa Shlrley Coll1ns CMrs Dean Lewls, T1oga, Pa Laurlta Gunmlngs CMrs Donald Treat, T1oga Pa Herbert Dunham M1llerton, Pa fAttending Mansf1eld State Teacners College, Kay Fye CMrs Carl Bender, W1lliamsport, Pa CEmployed by Sylvanla, Davena George fAttend1ng Edlnboro State Teachers College, Edinboro, Pa , Robert Gr1ff1n T1oga, Pa fAttending Mansfleld State Teachers College, Creta Henn1nger fMrs James Hlllebrandt, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Eugene Hills T1oga Pa CEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Pa1nted Post, N Y , June Hughes fMrs Merle Preston, T1oga, Pa Mary Lou Hymes Rochester, N Y QEmployed by Capitol A1rl1nes, Patric1a Kllburn QMrs Edward W1lson, Waverl N Y CEmployed by Elmira Star Gazette Shlrley Knight Lawrencevllle, Pa QEmployed y New York State Telephone C , Elm1ra, N Y , Lona Krebs CMrs Charles Snyder, Lawrencevllle, Pa Phyllls Parker Lawrencevllle Pa fEmployed by El1te Beauty Shop, Corning, N Y , Ann Petticrew CMrs Norman Butler, T1003, Pa Jean Rose fMrs Harry Foster, T1oga, Pa Frances Smlth CMrs Robert Westlake, M1llerton, Pa Ruth Ann Smlth QMrs George Burrows, Corn1ng, N Y Vernon Stone T10g8, Pa CEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Pa1nted Post, N Y , Sylvxa Terry Elm1ra, N Y fEm loyed by Sears, Roebuck and Co , Elm1ra, N Y , Beverly T1ll1nghast Lawrencevllle, Pa fEmployed by Steadman's Diner, Lawrence vllle Pa Lola Van L1le CMrs Carl Johnson, Lawrencevllle, Pa Sheldon West T1oga, Pa fAttend1ng Mansfleld State Teachers College, LaDrue Wheeler Mlllerton, Pa V1rg1l Wheeler Mlllerton, Pa CEmployed by Pennsylvanla State H1ghway Dept , CLASS OF 1956 Thalla Balch Elm1ra, N Y CAttend1ng St Joseph s School of Nurslng, Patr1c1a Cummln s CAttend1ng Eastern Bapt1st College Gt Dav1ds, Pa D Sandra Deats Mrs Robert Gr1ff1n, T1oga, Pa Cora Mae Dem1ng Mlllerton, Pa fClerk 10 off1ce of W1ll1amson Jr Sr Hlgh School, ' . I : . - 0 ' Pa- .. l - . I, . I . - 1' , Pa. . - 0 5 3 ' - u . , N.Y. - . . . ' Pa. . i n ' - . . ' .Y. . - ' , . . - . -Y., . . - . I I' , I I - . . , . . . ' ' 1 : ' . ' ' 5 Helen Burkett - CMrs. Richard Foster, Tioga, Pa.QEmployed by Rockwell3,Corning, N.Y., ' ' - . . . ' y, . . . ' . a on - O . I 9 O . , . . . . , . Class of 1956 Continued Donna Demlng fMrs George GloverJ Lawrencev1lle, Pa John Demlng Blossburg, Pa Luella Erlckson fMrs Rlchard WoodJ Lawrencevllle, Pa Ann Farr fMrs LaVerne Kipfer1J Lawrencev1lle, Pa Jeannlne Frlends CMrs John K1ngsleyJ Mlllport N Y Ward Fr1ends M1llerton, Pa Norma Gardner T1oga, Pa fnmployen b westlnghouse, Bath, N Y J Jerry Gu1lds Lawrencevllle Pa CEmp oyed by Hasslnger s Barber Shop, Lawrence v1lle, Pa J Roger Harrls Tloga, Pa Llyle Harrower U S Army, Germany Jan1ce Hughes fMrs John WellsJ Mansfleld, Pa Karen Jones fMrs V1rg1l WheelerJ M1llerton, Pa Allan K1ng U S A1r Force, Homestead A F B , Florlda June Kipferl fMrs Garrett Sm1thJ M1llerton, Pa fEmployed by Westlnghouse Horseheads, N Y J Lorena Leonard CMrs Lawrence CoppJ Tloga, Pa Gall Loveless T1oga Pa CEmployed by Countv Comm1ss1oner S offlce, wellsbgro Ariel Pl -1811 fAttending Mansf1eld State Teachers CollegeJ Jean Northrup Elmlra, N Y fEmployed by LeValley McLeod, Elmlra, N Y J Bonn1e Smith CMrs Ralph UpdykeJ Mlllerton, Pa Ronald Sm1th Mlllerton, Pa CFarm1ngJ Lora Mae Stickler fMrs Adelbert Toml1nsonJ T1oga, Pa CEmployed by Cornlng Glass Works Cornlng N Y J Lee Sutton State College, Pa CAttend1ng Pennsylvanla State Un1vers1tyJ Betsy Treat fMrs R1chard MacDonaldJ Tloga, Pa Ralph Updyke Mlllerton, Pa QEmployed by Amerlcan LaFrance, Elm1ra, N Y J Elsxe Warner M1llerton, Pa fEmployed by Rem1ngton Rand, Elmlra, N Y J Rlchard Wheeler P1ne C1ty, N Y fF3fm1HgJ V1rginia W1lcox Mlllerton, Pa Raymond Wood Corn1ng N Y QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Palnted Post, N Y J Rlchard Young T1oga Pa QFarm1ngJ CLASS OF 1957 James Ayers Mlllerton, Pa Jay Bartholomew Mlllerton, Pa QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Palnted Post, N Phyllls Bell CMrs Ernest Wh1teJ M1llerton, Pa Mary Jane Bourdette Lawrencevllle, Pa fEmployed by A W Serlo Tool Co Elm1ra, N Y J Madeline Butler T1Og8, Pa CEmployed by Mergenthaler s, Wellsboro, Pa J Brenda Button CAttend1ng Mansfleld State Teachers CollegeJ Sh1rley Button Lawrencevllle, Pa Dorls Card CMrs Carl Berg, Jr J East Smethport, Pa Sally Cole QMrs Oreland SparksJ WAVES, San D1ego, Lal1forn1a Boyd Collins T1oga, Pa QEmployed by Martln G Sm1th Coal Minlng, Morrls, Pa J Dolores Da1ley Mlllerton, Pa CEmployed by Ba1ley s Beauty Shop, Elm1ra Kenneth Dav1s Lawrencevllle, Pa CEmployed by Scott Industrles, Mansfleld, Nancy Hager Galeton, Pa CEmployed by Galeton Product1on Plant, Galeton, Pa J Hazel Hall CMrs Bernard ColeJ Malnesburg, Pa Freder1ck HBfI1S T1oga, Pa CEmployed by B1llard's, Cov1ngton, Pa J Marc1a Howe T1oga, Pa CEmployed by West1nghouse, Bath, N Y J Paul Howe Crooked Creek, Pa fEmployed by Blllard s Covlngton, Pa J Betty Jones QMrs Edward HaslundJ Dltman New Jersey Nancy Lewls CMrs, Rlchard WesterveltJ Elllott C1ty, Maryland Anna Mae Mlller CMrs Stanley WoodJ T1oga, Pa Dale Mlller Sayre Pa CEmployed by Robert Packer Hospltal, Sayre, Pa J Hans Mueller State College, Pa fAttend1ng Pennsylvanla State Un1vers1tyJ Mary Myers fMrs Arnold BordenJ Wellsboro, Pa Francis McCarroll U S Navy, Memphls, Tenn Barbara Orlando QMrs Robert WesterveltJ C0fD1Dg' N Y Karen Packard Corn1ng, N Y QEmployed by Lucllle s Beauty Shop, Corn1ng, N Raymond Peterson Mlllerton, Pa CEmployed by C 6 H Farm Store, Rosev1lle Pa Marllyn Preston CMrs Glenn Par1sJ Mansfleld, Pa Gerald Purvls Elmlra, N Y CEmployed by Flreston lm1ra N Y J Patr1c1a Rochford CMrs Jay BartholomewJ Mlllerton John Sherman M1llerton, Pa Rosemond Slsson CMrs Freder1ck BoltJ M1llerton Patr1c1a Sm1th M1llerton, Pa CEmployed by Rem1ngton Rand, Elm1ra, N Y J Sh1rley Sm1th CMrs Wayne Saraf1nJ Rome N Y Thomas Treat Tloga, Pa CEmployed by Treat's Hardware, T1oga Pa J 82 . I . .- . , . , . . I -- D. T ' y ' ' U . ' ' . . o , . - I I . O ' , ' -- - . . . . . y . Q . , O I . -. ' I I - ' . . - ' .Y Frederick Bolt - Millerton, Pa. QEmployed by Ward LaFrance, Elmlra, N.Y.J . . u U . - . ' O . . . , N:Y . - . D . . Pa 1 . O I . ' .I I - ' . . . ' . . ' .Y. a - . .n 1 . , . ' - ' ' . . ' Q, E ' , . . ' ' - . ' , Pa. 0. - . . 5 1 , Pa. . CLASS OF l958 Mary Bartholomew fMrs Eugene Butlerj T1oga Pa Boyd Belknap U S Army P1tman New Jersey Ellen Bell CMrs Carl Hughesj T1oga Pa Douglas Brown Mlllerton Pa QEmployed by A W Ser1o Tool Co Elmlra N Y J Theodore Cary Mxllerton Pa CEmployed by A E Gllbert Mlllerton Pa J Palge Coates Lawrencev1lle Pa Terry Colegrove CAttend1ng Pennsylvan1a State UDIVGISLCYJ Allen Cornlsh Dundee N Y fF8YmlDgJ Ralph Croft Lawrencev1lle Pa CFarm1nvj Gary Cumberledge T1oga Pa fEmployed by Carlson s Garage T1oga Pa J Gary Cumm1ngs T1oga, Pa fEmployed by Martln 6 Sm1th Coal M1n1ng Morr1s Pa Patr1c1a Cunnungs CMrs Elwln Van L1le Ayers, Mass J Llnda Daggett QAttend1ng Lock Haven College Lock Haven Pa J Jack Demlng Lawrencevllle Pa QEmployed by Young G Ch1lson s Gas Stat1on Lawrencevllle Pa J Jerry Doud Lawrencev1lle P Mary Jane Rose CMrs James Edgertonj Mansfleld Pa fACt6Hd1Dg Mansfleld State Teachers Collegej Elnora E1ghmey fMrs Vernon McWhorterD Mlllerton Pa CEmployed by Arnot Ogden Hospltal Elmlra N Y Q JoAnn Elllott Elmlra N Y lEmDloyed b Elmlra Kn1tt1ng Mllls Elm1ra N Jerry Farr Lawrencevlll Pa QFarm1ng Davld Frltz U S A1r Force Lackland Texas Barbara Gee fAttend1ng Mansfleld State Teachers Collegej Larry Gee CT1oga Pa J Carol George CMIS Theodore Caryl Mlllerton, Pa Davld Gleason U S A1r Force Lackland Texas Edward Haslund U S Army, Pltman New Jersey Delores Hendrlx CMrs Edgar McClurej Elm1ra N Y Gary Hennlnger T1oga Pa Eugene Horton Plne Clty N Y cF8fm1Hg, Carl Hughes T1oga Pa QFarm1ngj LeRoy Jayne M1llerton Pa CEmployed by A W Serlo Tool Co Elm1ra Gene Jones T1oga, Pa QEmployed by T1oga Contractlng Co D Lynda McMullen WAVES Balnbrldge, Maryland Sharon Parls CAttend1ng Mansfleld State Teachers Collegel Rlchard Parker Lawrencevllle Pa fEmployed by Parker s Poultry Farm Brenda Queal CM S Robert Haflettj Germany Shlrley Russell Corn1ng N Y Charles Scouten fAttend1ng Baptlst B1ble Semlnary Johnson Clty N Y Raymond Seelye fAttend1ng W1ll1amsport Techn1cal Instltute W1ll1amsport Pa Ruth Tebo T1oga Pa Ralph Tllllnghast U S A1r Force Lackland Texas John Tobey M1llerton Pa IEmploved by Hard1n Brothers, Elm1ra, N Y J Rlchard Van Gorden U S Navy, Great Lakes, Il 1no1s Audrey Van Z1le CMrs A Wagnerb Crooked Creek Pa Paul Ward Tloga Pa CAttend1ng Mansf1eld State Teachers Collegej Martha Watklns CMrs Charles Mangusj Conn Clara Ellen Whlte fAttend1ng Nazarene College Wollaseon Mass J Ernest Whlte Mlllerton Pa fFarm1ngj Betty Dean Wood fAtt8DdlUg Jean Sum ers Buslness School Elmlra, N Y J Floyd Wood T1oga Pa CEmployed by Ward s Da1ry Bar T1oga, Pa J Vlrglnla Woodworth fMrs Gerald PUfVlSJ Elmlra N Y N Y J T1oga P 3 - 0 1' I , 1 - O I , ,l ' : I ' . . ' . , 1 1 1 l . 1, , 1 1 I ' 'Q ' ' ' 1 9 ' , . - ,. . . . . - . ' ' -0 I - 1 1 , . 1 1 , 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1. , . . -' . f .1 3 . . 1 ' 7 , . - I , a. 1 4 1 . , . .1 - 1 . ' , 0 .- 1 , 1 , . . 1 - .A . . ' ' ' , ' , .Y.J - - ., . - Y . . - . l .' 7 . , , . ' ' Q s Dennis Harrington - fAttending Atlantic Union College, South Lancaster, Mass.J .- ' . . , .r . ' -. l V ,it I ' . z ' . -l , Ill - 4 , ' 1 1 - . , . . 0 l . .3 , . . 1 . - . , . I ' 3 ! ' ' 2 ' ' . , . . ' ' . . . . , . .:.--9 '- 3 1 'D . T ' ' . 9 3 - ' , . f . ' . .ge S ' . . -1 - Y 0 . 1' ' 1 , Y. , . 1 ' Q- I e , , . - ,n ' 1 1 1- I 1 1, .- 1 1 1 , 0 1 1 , . ' 1 , 1 1 At the age of nine I had 20 bicuspids. r 1 , T K Ano that reminds HROUGH Get off my blue suede shoes! Look down that lonesome road 7 1 i i, ,ps W h Vw .luv As soon as I get my hand out of tlis drill press... B4 Who's eating candy? O -:Qu rx A 5 H-m-m-m Did I shave this morning? M e 7 Who says I oan't have a test? , .4-'iw . 1' I SENIOR POST SIRIPTS I First Row: Joan Goodwin, Sandra Hogancamp, Nancy Warner, Weldon Bliss Second Row: Richard Patterson, James Colegrove, Norman wood, Lynn Farr, Harold Draper, Thomas Tebo, Virginia Gilbert, Caro. Har- rison, Clarice Bourdette, Heike Mueller, James Stickler, Margar- et Gardner, Richard Harrison, Marilyn Weaver, Jeanne Sutton. Con- nie Kreger ' Two clans, both alike by nature blessed, In fair Kentuck, where we lay our scene, From peaceful checkers break to feuding, Where no soap or water makes for bliss. From forth the muzzle of Paw's ole shotgun A blast of buckshot largely intercepted, Then a misadventured city doctor Did with his aunt become entangled In a fearful passage of confusion. Snakebites and pig-pen imprisonment did In the end result in matrimony And the peace betwixt Hthem tharu two clans. --With apologies to will Shakespeare-- Sept Oc Nov c Jan OUR KEY YEAR Flrst day of school H1, everybody Magazlne sales beg1n D1g 1n, senlors We need lt JUD1OrS order class rlngs and Sen1ors order commencement announcements Can lt be POSS1b167 Sen1or class off1cers elected Headaches or honors? We re havlng our plctures taken by Prov1ne too Spruce up everybody Studlos In color, Have magazlne sales balanced w111 vacatlon Susy and Donna relax after busy nlght of f1gur1ng Stat1onery sales begln Letters, anyone2 Chrlstmas card sales begln I do belleve that resldue on the w1ndows 1S soap Wlndow washlng, anyone2 All Star soccer game at N1111amSOn toged by Llkland 8 to 7 Just walt we rest wh11e the teachers attend thclr meetlng at Wellsboro All rlght' enough monkey bus1ness Wash those Wlnd0WS H111b111y Weddln presented by the senlors Dave adds reallsm by fa111ng down stalrs Tough on the ankle huh, Dave? Junlor c1ass rlngs came today Look everybody' Flrst basketball game at Luv 1 ock Some trlp to say nothlng of the game Thanksglvlng program much appreclated by the students No school today We really can be thankful tomorrow How many deer SUfV1Ved7 Back to school hverybody have enough turkey? Report cards Off to a good start7 Warrlors w1n game over Galeton Blg pow wow Last chance to sell Chrlstmas cards We enjoy a beaut1fu1 Chrlstmas assembly program everyone See you next year Merry Chr1stmas Back to school What dld Santa brlng you? Senlor glrls take Betty Crocker Homemaker Test Any geniuses? Farm show at Harrlsburg Our FHA glrls are represented by a demonstrat1on team T1e your bows, anyone7 Thanks for the posters, Mr Lewls Confederate hat obstructs vlew of star crossed lovers Varslty Club presents movle, Seven V1o1ent Men How much 15 1n the treasury now? Junror Flass Party. Have fun, k1ds2 87 . 2 - ' . ' I 3 - . . 1 . . . I . Q 5 - .. . . . . 17 - ' ' . . 19 - I ' ' ' ' ' . I t. l - ' t . - ' ' . 6 - ' ' . . 10 - . . 0 la - . . . . I 15 - ' ' . 23 - - ' ' ' . 'T' f - . 1, - U1 -11 alx. V -...LL Ll-....l. JLLLLQ 30-31 - ' ' ' - Big chance to sell more stationery. 3 - ' ' ' ' ' 1 7-8 - . . . , . 0 . . 19 - ' ' D , . 22 - ' -a S . ' ' 25 - ' ' ' . 26 - Q . De . 1 - ' . 2 - . ' . 5 - . . 19 - ' ' . ' - I 19 - ' . 23 - . I . . ' . , . 5 - . ' ' , 6 - ' ' . . 11-14 - ' . ' 20 - ' - . 23 - . . . 0 . . 24 - ' , ., . ' , Feb Mar Apr Ma June SCDIOIS dlg out after Yearbook Ads D1d we have fun??? School closed Anyone for boots and boats? What's that on the Art room door? Happy Frlday the l3th' Howard Courtrlght, Duane Frlends, John Rundell, and Prez B11ss g1Ve a demonstrat1on of physlcal f1tness thanks to the Schmltts Klckoff for the yearbook Talent' Talent Any senlors who really want to work? Get your test reports from the County Employment Offlce Another Vars1ty Club mov1e, Dlstant Drums Are the Jackets Pa1d for yet? Budd1ng E1nste1ns attend the Sc1ence Fa1r at Mansfleld State Teachers College Congratulatlons, Ronnle Carol and Donna asslst L1t1a Namoura w1th her danc1ng costumes Lovely dances from the East Blue and Gold Band and Junlor Band present an enjoyable concert More coffee anyone? Easter cakes arrlve Who got how many? Easter vacatlon After all those tests we needed lt State scholarsh1p examlnatlon Cross your flngers, and hope for the best Two blv dlsapporntments report cards and no Rodeo Round Up for assembly Jun1or Play Congratulatlons, JUU1OIS and Mr Lew1s It was excellent Need another handkerch1ef, anyone? Eastern Mllk Producers Banquet Peel them spuds, gang FHA g1I1S present Emblem Ceremony Very lnteresting Chlcken supper Keystone Staff' Sorry to hear that Mr Lewls 1S 1n the hospltal F1rst day of f1sh1ng anyone care to go? Keystone staff hard at work Candlellght supper and mldnlght 011 for Keystone staff Wool Growers Banquet Back to the kltchen, gang Fashlon Show by Home Ec students at Lawrencevllle for beneflt of Method1st Church Thanks g1rls Sophomore Class Party More fun Junlor Sen1or Prom Lovely gowns, lovely glrls, lovely t1me muh boys Junlor D1str1ct Band at Hughesv11le Qulte an experlence Nat1onal Merlt Scholarshlp Exams Br1ng home the bacon, Junlors May Day Program G11bert and Sul11van Revue Beautlfully done, glrls Pruth McFar11n Assembly A real treat Baccalaureate Servlce Class Day The bcblnnlnp of the end Commencement The long awalted day has ar11ved Yeah Dlplomas School's out Look at those happy undergrads' Wash1ngton here we come , 5 - ' ' . ' ... 10 - . . 13 - . ' . 16- Q . 1 . ' ' 1 6-' . . 1 9-l0 - ' . . 11 - . . . . . . . 13 - . . . u I . . 16 - . . . . . Y . 19 - ' ' . 20 - . 26 - ' . . 27-31- 'Q '- O 3 - . . . U . 3 - rv. :O ' ' -- - o..-. . 3-4 - ' . I ' ' . ' . . 7 - ' . I 9-ll - District Chorus at Kane. Williamson ably represented. 10 - ' . ' ' . 10 - ' , . 12 - . ' ' ' ' . 15 - ' ' ' - . . 16 - . . . . . 17 - . ' I 22 - ' g . l ' ' . , . 23 - . I 24 - ' - ' . ' ' I , 24-25 - ' ' ' ' . ' ' I 28 - . - . . . . . . I y 1 - - . . 9 . . . 22 - ' . . 31 - ' , - 2 - ' . lf' ' f . 3 - . ' . I ' I 5 - I . 8-12 - ' , I fC? O-o-o-o-h, that Mr. McNaney. X A 1: Just bUm 1D around 'J l 5 ru , , B' 4 W ix Wlullli , ' Why don't you pick on someone your own size? The Three Musketeers on WIDE Screen 6,9 I sisgzriufl f K 12-iw Q . H P x x 'N M Y R3 - 5 -if? 'T' I 1 :W whac's the latest? L, fvngw Maw lt a aln I YIM Illx f'1L f'N Standard O11 up 32 NNX ,A Q1 Campus Cat Fight n..L.I x 4 'MM E K 4 . Y. '-z ,, xx I wi Mutual Admiration Society ,- f Q 'Y? Lon't you UDGcfSC3UC?' -Q. i'..4,',: H1 still think Mantle is hvcte f 1 UNow girls, mehave yourselvcsln fi ff? Now, 1 and 2 is 3... NL! Studying is for the birds: J The Upper Turf fJust ask 'em.J Q 4 4 , ii 1 O,. 9 xjf Q, 7 ,X Burris, you re the epitome of bfi!-4. Xyxyf. Q . , ,'x3X I s X Evenlngs closed Fmday gxve our a well earned weekend for Busmess sual Monday Mormng ALUE FOR VALUE You Can t Beat A CORNISH DEAL 1957 CHEVROLET Door 9000 mlles S1895 1957 FORD Ranch Wagon V 8. Heater radio S1995 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Se dan 6 eyllnder heater radio S1145 V 8 2 Door 995 BPI Air 4 radio heat glide 995 395 S245 Door Sedan 2 Door 4 Door S195 D TORS GOOD '57 19:17 PONTIAC S2695 UPER CHIEF Station S Wagon Coral and whlto fxmsh Radio 'heater hy dramatic power brakes. PON TIAC 321790 STAR CHIEF 4 Door Beautiful whlte fln dan ish Radlo heater Strato flow hydramatlc, power steering po 06 wer brakes RENAULT S1090 DALPHINE Black finish. Beautiful condition ry this for economy -eg 6 5 1 heat nlce ---0.1 1955 CHEVROLET 4 power glide 1953 PONTIAC Catalina, dramatic 1951 HUDSON 4 Door matic 1952 CADILLAC 4 Door dramatic THNN IADVER 1051 hs dramanc 1949 BUICK 1947 T MO to . ' ..-. I ' 4' --0 . . Se. GUI. , I , '5 . . . ' X . . T - ,. '45 ' ........... ' .... h .... ' ..s ' ..-. in Qin, ' ........ 4- . S ' ' - - 0 ......... IVIANSFIELD BUSINESS MENS ASSOCIATION 7lIfgffIlllld0llf1l7UILd I Y are Ulll' 61101711651 flf!QlZJ r, I , . IMANSPIELDDA I I compliments 05: U MA KU GV O Umlflgff CCI Hg Erma iinsicr Moforfa Sereno P qiw M AHJYSWS E JP STANDARD DRY CLEANING M Dr 4' COMPANY p 3 Y ATIJYCWS B I Il P EI NY GMES Q I-I Covingiion, pa. M PI E' H if U GO - -5094, Q' Hu ,Klan , a Miilerfon, Pa. Complimenls of: Orenis ess Kicitiie Slw 111W Markd: SL Cornin , N- El.KlAND, P Uiamixriain Dairy ggi ,oadway Service Silaifon Eimif NwYorK 45 ennsyivwiia Ave. HhMnM MmWMw Paazkd Pai Q Joann YM! Daiwa! Q01 ' E, 'IW milf! if fx N Y Zakir, 1 IMI! X 'Q Lili AJJHM , I2- d 5 : ' I f , 1 A, ! ' J 4 f -5 f -' V Jfwlxig - 109 I 'r -Q 1 f ' ' ,J Y I 1 ' 0 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 THE CONFERRING OF THE DIPLOMA DOES NOT CONFER SUCCESS, BUT OPENS THE DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY TO YOU FOR APPLYING YOURSELF TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS CORNING I . I' - I- - ... I I I -ll-T I . O IL: gf? ::D 2 LA- ::: 5' 1 :l2: hid 2:2 II2 Lau 23- una Ll: and -J .-4 C22 L-3 C22 Awe em ZW WWI 221: 2223 CIA D1amonds Gifts for all occasions Watches Elgin Bulova Waltham Benrus --J '-'-D ,Mmm Compl1ments of 3 .ffum Fzunpfr 0 I' fllofel ' I R Carleton Prop U S Route 15 9-gr Tloga Penna Phone 5 2026 AL PRIVATE BATH HOT WATER HEAT an L14 CII -ai!! L :E W3 C23 Z4-nfxl ox -J Nl? 2:- an-:sb was ef u.: 322252 :EEF-G22 :IZ ..J1q'Ch. C.: S RESTAURANT fs SERVICE STATION FARM Short Orders i Full Course Dlnners Wrecker Service Tires G Batter1es U S Route 15 South of Mansfield DM RY ITY OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Pl' EC BRAvEMAN's Smart Feminine Apparel For Girls Teens Juniors Misses PIN Dresses Slips Skirts Bras Blouses Girdles Slacks Gloves Jama1ca Shorts Stockings FREE WRAPPING FOR GRADUATION GIFTS 28 E. Market sc., C0rU1U8, N- Y- ELERS JE ILTON WATCHES AND WESTFIELD DIAMO STORES AT E KEEP ' sc I p an A ,NX mnA,NwY I n ' S USTKHNDEKSSD II UI DI PI NDS I E., . I ,N.Y. MM II C.OP'lPLlP'IENT5 F THE CLASS of' 1958 ZCJUJ Cn IJV7 PCD i 'lIJ F IFQS T WARE NATIONAL PLUMBING GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES CAPITAL STOCK 350 ooo oo SURPLUS 375 ooo oo UNDIVTDED PROFITS TA6 750 oo TOTAL S171 750 oo LA Y When In Wellsboro Be Sure To SHOP AT THE Q 1532+216 P. 5 5 C T N R E 2 ' 1 I LAAX:lCiVlLLE, PA. I Avsg E.lLL' P- AA Baker E. Son Generalfleetrucflpp Contract Wiring Mnllerton Penna Phone .1 c, ol Ckgolmeniixf cf Tioga Jackson Cub ml! ......., RVYIQI t s e E. 'JAG' White w If u Msllerton Penna 4411.015 7' BRACKLEYS Market' Dawg Bar Lawrencevulle Perma. Lawrencevnlle, Penna MASSEY FERGUSON ndustrml t.Farm Equipment Drexel Congdon Mlllerton, Penna Phone 2,525 HICKS Pamt fa Lmoleum Inc Tale 42 W Pulineg Street, Cormnq New York Phone ro C19 4,4 r R 2, P Q ' 772 - I ' . , I G CS l.Q . . Pe-ma. ' , PAOIIC I 1 EIVUCTSOID 5 - 1-sus? Senior Extension Rage 30 Legg-1 I - pr - f, ' . 1 A 4 ' - , . 9 Formica - ' ' 1 Vgwyhwvziw f Jdlllllfg 6 Uiibarrf Servnce Station f Paula fbnf 90417 L G Ac essorae ffffwmwf fkebmdumggfiw P' 351959 qhlneraf 91501116 Tioga Countg I0 Cl, Qllllfl. Smnnqs and Fast Co Member ni ED.l.C. Wellsboro, Penna. I 1 Oil- ubrication- as- c ' s O w T' 9 P ' M ,j2QZW?-fi' C1 a'1'qlEl-I' ST si 959 Cfilfers 3 er umh ULN, maui? fzffdxlfd EEST WISHESTO THE CLASS OF WSC! P FOR QOUR FuTuRE H E WW Q.E.G.Ib 4' C, -Y +P YOU + Q 31 QOMPIIMQTITS Of Q0-n y' 'non o pooch and illue The CIESSO ' K ' 'Pfom j If K . . L3wrenQ,QViuG,1 Pehha. COmPIimen+S of B TL l U- Lo. pain1eJ 13054, New York I Om I -5 I ' J H ' 6 ' er - on fan O a ef on., evmg vcmicx UTHUHIZED SUHEI SHIVIEE 5 PHHTS Harrq Haqer Jr lOq8 PRNUS hone 5332! mg secs Ruth's Beauty Shoppe, Tloga, W1nH1Ck s Army G Navy, Elmlra, N Y Cooper s Restaurant, Wellsboro, Dr E Larson, M D Elkland Whlpporwlll Shop, E1m1ra, N Y Dr G Mrs Anson Lewls, P1ne C1ty, Cuda s Market, Wellsboro, Pa Wellsboro Gazette, Wellsboro Center Pa Jackson Pastry Shop Wellsboro P Drxle Bowlrng Alleys Bulkhead Y Drexler SLYVlC9 Statlon Prne City Stewart Prudtr Parnted Post N Y W1ll1am S Coumbe D1str1but1ng Com Nellsboro Pa N Y pany IVXARSHAHS Horseheads NY hozve Regezvl' 93819 I J . Comp ' Pa. . . , . ' Pa. . . . ., , Pa. I . . ' ' ' N.Y. I , Pa. Churchill E.Wagner, Middlebury , , a. . . . , , N. l P J I I WWW ROZ'S DINER RED WHITE STORE lcL0IHuNesronf Owner lawrencevnlle Pa zy1Wend,I!nr. plumbing :boating wb Gflzcfricul 5111101125 Znrlufufrinl Domionul Q AMW Gfnnirnctors Brunch Offnces flllurzhousvs Z8 nglmnft n Srheuertnd 0 Yun Sym use QGLHHQVE WWW W Tiny Fawn f ni I8 Dvmson Pkwq , C nnq N Y cumin wwgwwwsroaf Buffalo St Cornm9,N Y Mm 21598 I i o y fs I Cl l O O Ina s, Children, Pre-Teen Apparel Q WS or i , . . 9 ' , 6. I ' THE LITTLE PAINT STORE. R C Steadman WITH THE BIG RED DooR ' ' Kentile Floor Coverings ' , Super Kem-Tone Oxford Floor 61 Wall Ceramic Tile K , , 5 Q I0 'ffxe Tmodnartf Stores Corning . New York I LW. HASTX NGS! SW lkSMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES I . Elmra N Y RE ls-H,-SSx..eSr...:. A w ,O noun Pmnsnvmm C 0 P Qmwb OJZJA U LC W'U30X FURU DG GROVER DDS MIELLSBDRO PA gugumn pp. D L SHORT 4 FAMILY QAQLE 5ERvuCE I L E DRAPER I I O S , a- 12 I 'TjXf :And Lawrenceville , Pa- - vuLLERToN, PA. I PHONE 2671 for ROOFING f C FEED f GAS A OIL Jfff2w3w fff'fWfvf5 'rMf.f awww? TYOGA EUUNTRY CLUB Qfbzzafow QWWAMM scnuuns Q,, ,LQ Q m Pomm cmvs of Roc well C THEYRE FLHHIEH . THEYHE THSUER f,Ql,t7.lfbwSLf,+.3fma TH EY HE WINNER Corninq , ComFfimen1l5 of Covinc:,+0n,fpennsXIlV.1r-115V Gwnersf Muff MVS. Pl-sillfps Swan - Ga I I , k 0- BEDFDELD PLYMOUTH CD E XCLUSIVE DEALER II'+Cln4Jbvwol'.XJl' C4rn.mNn.7AlY JWOQPZZZF5 7' ffzwzcbf Custom Weavu R D 4 ng Wel lsboro, Penna Horseshoe Inn VVeIlsbo o, Pen INGLEY CLEANERS Blos burg Penna Q6sfrndEm-furmlicre cg IIS II9 W Water St EIm1ra,NewY rkf J0nm 2 fy H0 TS: Service ackson Summnt, Perma Phone Mallerton 2565 EASTMAN KODAK Bell Q Howell Photographic Sopplues ECKER DRUG STORE cokmuo, N Y h1ldmn:fbop 72 Mum Street Wellsboro, Perma H, . U . . . x . . Pl'-oN! 65 3 1 1 ' IVVYS I I U' flax GL I . 5 9 ' I I I ' HAY -GRAIN - FEED - ROO - . FLOUR - SEE - HARDWARE . 4 8 PLUMBING SUPPLIES - FERTILIZE 0 The , . . . .5 , Co. ' Z7frrf2'4, . , ... 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' INFANTS TO TEENS S 1 9 Nhen Your Group Plans a Trip GO BY CHARTER BUS -' GO TOGETHER +4 STAY TOGETHER CHARTER A COMFORTABLE Wfhfbfvafl For Tr1ps, Out1ngs, Partles, IhdUStIl3l INSPECTION Tours and for Lodges, Clubs and Athlet1cs FOR RATES A D INFORMATION f6a'5w 6M'fl Bu4.J,!l'0!CL PHONE 8R24 JOHN J ANTONIO NELSON, TIOGA COUNTY, PENNA WHEN YOU CAN GO ANYWHERE BY BUS WHY WASTE TIME PARKING A CAR INTRA STATE AND INTER STATE RIGHTS X-JOBS CORNERS BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Servlces Sunday School ll 00 A M Worshrp ll 45 A M Prayer and B1ble Study wednesday 8 30 P M Everyone welcome Rev L C Voorhees Pastor JACKSON BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Servrces Worshlp 10 O0 A M Sunday School 10 45 A M Evening Worshlp 8 00 Prayer and Blble Study Wednesday 7 30 P M Youth Fellowsh1p Thursday 7 30 P M ffm zu, Shop Hours Bute Monday l2 30 P M to 8 OOP M Tuesday Thursday Saturday 8 30 A M to 6 OO P M Wednesday 8 30 A M to 12 00 Frlday 8 30 A M to 9 00 P M Closed Saturday at 6 00 P M Hassrnger, Owner and Prop KNAPP SHOE AGENCY 6 0 1 ' PENNA., N.Y., N.J., m., D.c., w.vA, OHIO K U x j.,.lx . . 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