Williamson High School - Keystone Yearbook (Tioga, PA)
- Class of 1960
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WNY- .,...- , Lai Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES JUNIOR I-IIGI-I ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ALUMNI SENIOR POSTSCRIPTS ADVERTISING Thou wer? our parenl ihe nurse of our souls We were moulded fo manhood by fhee Tull frenghfed wdh freasure lhoughfs lruendslnps and hopes Thou dudsf launch us on Deshny s sea Samuel Gilman RUSSEL B WALTER 'U' CA ROLYN N WALTER DEDICATION Co Eclrfors Junror Co Edniors Advrsors Lnrerary Siaff Phofography Busrness Manager Ar+ Sfaff Typrng Sfaff Sporfs Sfaff 1960 KEYSTONE STAFF Esfher Kepple Glenn Hughes Elame Rudneslu James Orluns Mrs Waller Mr Lewrs Danna Grrffnlhs Vrrgrnra Heck Margarei Jones Helen Barfleff Consfance Seelye Dorofhy Drablc Carole Carlefon James Bradshaw Sharon BourdeHe Rrchard Jones Charlene Davis Fred LaVancher Sarah Brown edrforlal arf Beverly Faullmer adverhsmg arl Dawn Swanson Lorrame Davrs Sandra Cooper Carol Knlghf Dianna Howe Norma Barflelf Robon Cumberledge Lrnda Bruce Rufh Hager Vera Bemenl Janei Weaver Duane Taff Dianne Eglesfon Crawford Holmes Sherman Wes+ FOREWORD Jusf as 'lhe Conqursfaclores prepared fo meei fhe challenge of a new world we fhe Class of l960 have prepared fo meer ihe challenge of a newer world Uslng 'fhns fheme we have published 'lhus bool: as a synopsis of fhrs year s achvrhes af W H S Produciion Manager ..... Barry Balmer Prdruiuistrafi on BOARD OF EDUCATION JACKSON-LAWRENCEVILLE-TIOGA JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM OFFICERS Presidenl' Roland Locey Vice-Presidenf Leonard Braclrley Secrefary Isabelle BuHon Treasurer Ray Fye Sealed: Donald McKinney, Howard Hughes, Fred Messing, Lewis Knighi, Wayne Hoyt Leonard Brackleyl Ray Fyel Roland Locey, Isabelle BuHon, Mrs. Irene Worfhingron, Mrs. Bernice Carlson, Mrs. Beverly Wales, Marion Croft Guy Seamans. Standing: Hiram Doud, Wilbur Friends, Kennefh Middaugh, Roberi Brennan, Kennefh Harrison. Absent Mrs. Edifh Nagle, Gordon Henninger, Jessie Thomas, Edward Trear, Mrs. June Reep, Eugene Fleming, Roberl Casbeer. RUSSEL B WALTER Supervuslng Prlnclpal . w lf' ,f .j Congralulahons 'fo fhe Class of l9b0 Amenca IS slrong because she conhnues lo have such classes as fhus Class of l960 graduahng from her hugh schools The people of lhe Jaclmson Lawrencevulle Tuoqa Iolnf school area feel very proud of you and are very happy lhal 'lhey have been able fo gave you lhe basac secondary framing fo which your diplomas aHes+ We hope lhal you find fhns frammg suulable and adequafe for your fulure needs You have your sfafe your cornmumfy your parenls and your leachers fo 'fhanlx for your educahonal opporfumhes Because much has been olllored you much wull be expecled of you May you prove worfhy You have my besl washes for your success and happuness an fhe years lhal lue ahead Sincerely yours QW J- , 1 - . v-.,, F99 Wi 41545, -ll hun- 4' fn 3.140 'gi mf 421 Q I 'i I-N. 2' 'J a ,ar -of R 4:7 'Eb A feacher who can arouse a feelmg lor one smgle good achon for one snngle good poem accomplushes more fhan he who fills our memory will rows on ro s ol nalural obgec+s classlfled wllh name and form CLIFFORD P BALCH Socual Sfudues MARGARET BATCHELDER English EDWARD H BRADSHAW Mafhemahcs HARRIET BUTLER English BETTY H CUNEO General Home Economics Llbraruan PAUL H GAIGE Chemlsfry Gundance Hnslory MARGARET GLENWRIGHT Physscal Educahon WILLIAM H HOUSER Blology General Science DONALD A HOWE Algebra Driver Trammg NORMA S HOWLAND Vocahonal Home Economncs EMMA S HUGHES General Mafhemahcs LA R RY R JONES Geography Goefhe MARGARET G JONES School Nurse Heal+h JOHN KRATZERT Physlcal Educahon Health Ar KATHRYN LUNN Musnc ROBERT W PLUMSKEY Englush FRANK C PRUGH Plane Geomefry Physvcs Asslsfani Prlncupal EDWARD S SMITH lndusfrlal Arfs SIBYL P SMITH Englush MOLLY R SNIVELY Commerclal Sublecfs CLIFFORD A SNYDER Vocahonal Agrvculfure EUGENE TRONCONE Hnsfory CAROLYN N WALTER Englnsh Lahn -uf -1' 518: .11 5? MJ 1 ,,,f Qs if if -P36 ' 450- ' a n all ,A . . ' . rd 1 1 W . ' . . I 6 lf I 'fr A L A -1. lfr.3-1 T 3 ,- 4,, . , r 'VV VL ' , 2' f WILLIAM LEWIS 1 + ' ' . 1' sem. 4 g W ' Ava A is ' ' ' :sf Efv ' 'L , ' A ' v'f:'5 ' -A I ' 'ably' Allf ,KN I ,g ' L. l- STUDENT OFFICE PRACTICE Lunda Bruce Bonme Hennunger Duane Tak Judy Adruance Jane? Weaver Duanne Eglesfon Dons Be ref! Sandra Cooper Duanna Howe Ann Wales Vera Bemenl Carole Carlefon Larranne Dav s Ruih Hager Laura Cummmgs To serve us seems Then' onlg alm -Lefrs CAFETENA STAFF Sara Brennan Beulah Wed Beffy B-:Hon Muldred Cumm ngs f M XJ V 'D -? ' F Z. - f s sll ' M' 1, M ,N gl .r 'Y .- ' f 5 f ., K ' '-i'Iv,il5?'i'f1 -' fl - ' f QTL' L. I0 SEC RETARIES Pafrucna Preslon Behy MacDonald CUSTODIAL STAFF Ralph and Gladys Cummmgs eN10RS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SARAH BROWN . . Presldenf RICHARD JONES . , . VIC?-Pplildenl RUTH HAGER . . . Recording Secrelary CONSTANCE SEELYE . Financial S ecre Iary l IUDITH ADRIANCE Slum- 5 flue ornamenf of ller sex. Maioreffe 4, 5, 63 Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 5, BARRY BAKER :YS rm '17 wlL5UR Au-gN IAMES ANDRUS Nafhing bin himsell c-n be his parallel. Here is zu dear and lrue indusfrious friend. Ol Whal men dam do' D -Tlleobald -5l,,Le5pe,,-8- -Sllalrespenre. Varsity Baslreflaall bg Soccer 4, 5, 6: Gym Club 4, bg F F A 4 5 6 pkg- Al 4, 5! 5- Science Club 43 Yearbool Slaff 6: Plays 5, 63 1 cd , Q in Library SMH 4, 5. QB r., in . N6 N ,A , Wim K .M xi n 1 . . If 3 4 1 5 f fl.. NonMA sAn1'LsT'r A merry rem qw au' We an HELEN BARTLETT I Shaw 'Nqr myseV ro d..,++,V -Shakespeare -Shakespeare. Girls' Chorwsd 5 6 M1-ed Chor.s4 5 6 Cheer- G?r's' Chorus 4 5, Mi.-sd Chorus 4 bf F H A leader 5 6- Shrden' Cwnql' 4- yearbook Shar? 6. 4 5 6' Yearbcol Sraff 63 Ubrarv Sheff 5 6 -Q-.. ROBERT BEMENT 4 worm ma.-S me mf. y !Pope. ' Library SMH S B.-xsiefbfdl 4 SN Varslfy Ciub 5 6 Play 5 I s 3 VERA BEM ENT Thou are fairer fhan 'be evening alr, -Madowe Girls Chorus 4, Sq Yenrbooi Sfaq 6. DAVID BLISS A Hon among rms, Ts , mm. af-seam wang. -Shakespeare, Soccer 5, b Basebel' 5 Baslefball 6 Vqrsriy CHI: 5 6 Sfudenf Cofncll 43 Scrence Club 4 f. 10 gif' SHARON BOURDETTE A -nerr, Hem rvakevh , gnnM4.N Qo,n'en.,nCQ AADo:r,pi-he GRr4s Chews 4 5 Mined Chorus 4 5 Choir 4 5 GW Chb 4 5 Way S- vfarboou swf 5 Cheer 'eader 6 Y Q 'US 415. DORIS BECRAFT As good as qoNd -Dickens GMS Chorus 4 5. 3' rw. H ' i ,ff f 1 ' V 'K Q. g ' - X K' . 'M M , , . - V 'Y .ff ZS A galil if f 'M' .V .,.. , . if ' EL, IANET BUTLER Manner, noi gold, is woman's besi adornmeni. -Menander. Girls' Chorus 41 Mined Chorus 4: F. H. A. 4, 5. b. 54 Af' , , fi 4 51 A k ,. .,., We I 5' r 4 rr X j V 2 'f Hlllilf CAROLE CARLETON A friend may well be reckoned ihe masferpiece oi naiure. Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 6: Mixed Chorus 4, 5, bg Years bool SMF 6. ,AMES BRADSHAW A liNle nonsense now and Then, ls relished by ihe besi of men. -Anonymous. Senior Band 4, 5, 6: Pep Band 51 Mixed Chorus 4, S, 6: Baslzefball 4, 5, 6: Soccer 4, 5. 6: Baseball 4, 5, 61 Varsity Club 5, 6: Science Club 4: Play 5: Yearbook Siafi 6: Choir 4 5. SARAH BROWN A woman, of her genile sex The seeming paragon. -Pinkney. Senior Band 4, 5, 6: Orchesira 4 5: Pep Band 6: Dance Band 5, bp Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 6: Milled Chorus 4, 6' Trumpet Trio 4. 5, 6: Brass Ensemble S, bg Play 6' Cheerleader 4, 5: Vearboolr Siafi 6. LINDA BRUCE She was good as she was fair. -Rogers. Senior Band 4, 5, by Orchesfra 4, 5: Pep Band 4, 5, 65 Yearbook Sian 6. CLAUDETTE BUTLER Why, if 'Hs dancing you would be. There's brisirer pipes ihan poeiry, -Housmnn. Choir 4, 5. 6: Gym Club 47 F. H. A. 5. LEE COLLINS The youfh geis iogefher his maferials fo build a bridge fo rhe moon . . -Thoreau. Siudeni Council 4. o V ' ' 'M Jw 3 L 7 S2354 V ,r.,s. ' . . - 5943 mf 1 . li! l'3v f'i l' ., ll in ? Yj I' 5 'IZTT7' SANDRA COOPER h E done my dufy E ef noam cumasnuocs LAURA CUMWNGS rs. orpe A calm and happy ndfufg LuHIe frvends may prove greaf Crnends Band 4 5 6 Pep Band 4 5 Chews 4 5 Plaio Aesop Char Q Orc esfra 4 5 Lbrary Malorene 4 5 6 GUI, Cham, Gris Chorus 4 5 Play 5 Yearbook Sfaff 4 5 b Pfay 6 Yearbook Sfaff b MELVIN CUMMINGS A vl lNle a Marr er A gl' ti' KATHERINE CZECHOWSKI Pahence s Nw bex! remedv for every fro e Plaums LYN DAGGETT e s a es an 5 In Gay Qs-fx 411' CHARLENE DAVIS o gh she b b e x en: Slniespeare mor Band 4 5 heerea or 4 5 5 m 4FH l . , 1 I f. N rf Nbr r.f ' - . '- Musa -. 4 +1 , Q z sean - I I Z - X 5. a ' , g 1 6, IH Q work, ., Q pa y. -Du fi , F. F. .b, ' I I Ubi , .' ' V X . ' ' if . L35 I I U d ll Qh' 91 show I9 F. F. A. 4, 5, 6. ' X . Y A . . V 4 , 4 f ' f U, .. . .M ml sh.. n Q. ' K ,el Se' ..bC ld...'GY ' club - . .A.4.s. g 1 pd' X 4 s , 1 X3 yr , I 'i A . I Fd 1- ' 1- LA VERNE FRIENDS RICHARD CEE 7 is qualify ralher Ohan quanliry fha? mailers. From the crown of his head lo lhe sole of his fool, -Seneca he is all mirlh F. F. A. 4, 5. bg F. F. A, Basketball 4, 5. -Shnkespeare ,- on 1 v LORRAINE DAVIS As merry as lhe day is long. -Shalrespeare Girls' Chorus- Plays 5. 6- Vearbool Slafl 6. DOROTHY DRABIC Building casfles in fhe air. -Ceryanles. Girls' Chorus 4 S: Mixed Chorus 4,5 Cheerleader 5 6 Play 6, Yearbool sm' 5- Library sim 6. DIANNE ECLESTON Beauly of slyle and harmony and grace . . . -Plala, Senior Band 4, 5, bg Orcheslra 4, 5, Pep Band 4. 53 Chorus 4, 5, b' Dance Band 4, 5. by Cheerleader 4g Yearboolm Siafi 5, 6. ' BEVERLY FAULKNER waaimi A winli of sie-ep. -Cervanfes, Senior Band 5, 67 Dance Band 5, 63 Pep Band 5, 6, Orchesha 4, Girls' Chorus 4, 5 6: Choir 4, 53 Gym Ciub 4, Science Club 4- Plays 5, 6, Yearbook Sufi 6. DANNA CRIFFITHS Always leave fhem laughing when you say good bye. -Cohan. Girls' Chorus 5, 67 Mlled Cl 0W5 5' 57 Siudenl Council 6: Science Club 4, Yearbook 6. x M33 .3 , SY f f fr' 59 :ff 'Y' f liz, -I f 2' v5,:,.zhfSi 3, dp. ' ,-712 ',f.7f-F'75.'. ix' I in I - x ' f-v' e.Q,'2,ffELhi l Q, ' .- V ' HF' 'ZF ,sg v Q 1. i,,.,..-:,,.',?fyq5A -11, .7 It, . 5.1 I -, if .1 1-61. JV 11? , ffm... f i - - s' L -':,f Y0' ' f , ' . I x ,3'j,-.W I- ,Q I- :- . 5415301 - '3 PLT' , W' T ffiii ' f1'4?'l'-'A RUTH HACER PHILLIP Mums The gentle minds by qenllc deeds is Imowne. No one know, ,haf he can do unfil he Q,-leg. -Spenser. -Syrus. Bend 5, 67 Girls' Chorus 43 Yearbook Slafl 6. Mind Chorus 4: Baskdball 6. pray, 5! 6- NOLAN HEFFNER And all I asi is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover. --Masefield. Baseball Manager 5: Baslefball 4, 6: Varsily Club A 6: F. F. A, 4, 5. 63 F. F, A. Baslefball 51 Play 5. ..v ' ily, ' 9.1 . A ' BONNIE HENNINCER , A Q., H 'v + in , brine sp'ri?I 1. A an o ee I 1 ishelley I fl ,f 5 7, Library SMH 6: Play 6. lkxjry lq 'E JA , ' f 1521 .5 Yf M., .3 '1 :v . .ty .1 .-'ff J f f. J.-P7 4 ,iff Cx , iflrqii 3 .351 ,?gs.'?'fi1','n I, ll: Tp' 3 . 7. -1 'ff - - -.A 'il IKM il-jill ,V 0 ,ff L ' -will I-, , .wlggrgyqo , .-4 ,Q v'Q,,'Zfx CRAWFORD HOLMES Whose liHIe body Iodq'd a mighly mind, -Pope. Mixed Chorus 6: Varsity Club 5. 6: Baseball 5. 63 Soccer 6: Baslefball b' Swdenf Council 5. 6: Play 5: Yearbook SMH 6. DIANNA NOW! . . . Ohe qnyesv of all girls. -Hay. F, H. A, 4, 5' Library Slaq 41 Yagrhqgk Sign 6, VIRGINIA HECK No?l':ing is impossible Io a willing hearf. -Heywood. Drum Maiorelfe 4, 5, bt Choir 4, 5- Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 6. Mixed Chorus 4, 5 6- Orchesha 4, 5' Yearbool Sfaff 6. 0 iv RICHARD IONES The frufh is greal, and shall prevail. -Pafmore. Ssnior Band 4. 5. 6: Orcheslra 4: Pep Band 4, 5, 6: Mixed Chorus 4. 5. 6: Soccer 6: F, F. A. 6: Science Club 4: Plays 5, 6: Yearbook Sfal? 6. ESTHER KEPPLE By lhe worl one lnows fhe worlman. -LaFonlaina. Senior Band 4, 5, 6: Pep Band 4. 5, 6: Dance Band 5, 6: Orcheslra 4, 5, 6: Brass Ensemble 5, 63 Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 61 Mixed Chorus 4, 5. 6E Choir 4, 5, 6: Girls' Trio 4, 5. 6: Sludenl Council 6: Science Club 4: Plays 5, 6. Yearlsool SMH 5, 6. Y 4 DALE HUGHES He lhal has pa4ience may compass anyfhing. -Rabelaid Senior Band 4, 5, 6: Pep Band 4, 5, 63 Brass semble 5. 6. GLENN HUGHES There is qreal abilily in Knowing how lo conceal one's abilily. En -Rochefoucauld Senior Band 4, 5. 6: Pep Band 4, 5, 6: Orcheslra 4, 5: Mixed Chorus 43 Choir 47 Plays 5, 65 Year bool Slafl 6. EVELYN IONES A good hearl's worfh gold. ' F. H. A. Variely's -Shalrespe ar.: 5. 6. MARGARET ION ES The reward of a thing well done, is Oo have done ll' -Emerson Senior Band 4. 5. 6: Orcheslra 4, 5, 6: Girls' Chorus , 5. 6: Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 6: Sfudenf Council 5 Science Club 43 Yearbool SNR 6. WINIFRED KERRICK Che very spice of life, -co... M CAROL KNIGHT Wifhuul music life would be a mislalze. -Niehsche. Senior Band 4, 5. 6: Pep Band 4. 5, 6: Dance Band 5. bg Orchexfra 4, Girls' Chorus 4. 5, bp Trumpet Trio 4, 5, by Girls' Trio 4, 5. 6: Bfass Ensemble 5. 61 Clioir 4, 5. 6' Science Club 4: Plays 5. 6' Year bool Sul? 6. GEORGE WALLACE LINDER Men ol few words are flue besl men. -Shakespeare. Mixed C+..-,M 4 sconce Club 4- Play 5. ANN MILLER My l'1earIis as hue as Heel. -Shakespeare. Mama chow 4. Girls' Cham, 41 F, H. A. 4, 5. e, Library sms 4, 5. A- Play s. CHARLES MILLER Tall oak from liNIe acorns grow. -Everefl. Senior Band 4. 5. 6' Mixed Chorus 45 Choir 4 BasIeIball 4, 5. 61 Soccer 4, 5. 63 Vafsify Club 5, 61 Baseball 4, 5 63 Play 5. WAYNE OSTERHOUDT No Iarl so blifhe u he -Ricbershff. Baxkelball 63 F. F. A. 4, 5, bt F. F. A Bnlefball 5. 6. l. x xx Z' ' GM' A I ', ' ..... S Q I , . ,Vx '-.7 ,il I1 FREDERICK LA VANCNER A man of Ioil and care. GERALD LEYANOWITZ -Hdpine. Somi woman is always In Ike background of Ins Senior Band 4, 5, 6: Pep Band 4, 5. 6: Dance Band mm ' 4, 5, 6: Orchesira 4, 5: Mixed Chorus 4. 6: Choir Play, 5 5 43 Plays 5. 6. i A ' on .lf a ,a . X Q .u , 5.4 , Q -,W ,1+.?. of ,, ,wge- rl 'I V- :T 4 s E , ...ggi 2 1-V1 ,:m,, 1' 1 . nj - .,.if7,,, .1 1-,, . H' 4 5.124 r 4 V. . if 1 ,- i3.,:..-ptigj' fl -1 3, , 'ef 1 ,V f kfl-fzlafti ag 5??: 5,mg. Q , 'NLF-ci F' , 'f '- lN..45'ii A' is fa P- .f'f2ffi:'ff:fZ:f. -' rf it '1r:f'1j.k. . f, Qrrfffi 5 fxgi- 'fJ5.33l.i lvl. .A BETTY LOU SHERMAN Youfh is ihe only season for enioymenf. --Borrow. Girls' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 43 F. H. A. 4, 5. 4- ' an ,, SANDRA STERMER Success is in Ohe silences. -Carman. Girls' Chorus 4, 5, bg Mixed Chorus 4, 5, bg Library SMR 4, 5. 62 F. H. A 4. 5. 6. IOHN RUNDELL Wha! man dare, l dare. -Shahspeare, Soccer 4, 6: Baslrelball 4, 5, 5, CLEO RUSSEL Laugh and be merry. -Masefield. Senior Band 4, 5. 6- PeD Band 4, 5, CONSTANCE SEELYE If a woman has long hair, if is e glory lo her. -Bible. Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 63 Mixed Chorus 4, 5, 65 Choir 4, 5: Srudenl Council 5: Yearbook S033 6: Cheer- leader 6. LESTER SHEIVE l scorn lo change my shale wifh Kings. -Shakespeare. Senior Band 4. 5. 6: Brass Ensemble 4, 5. CLARA SUTTON Laugh and ihe world laughs with you. -Wilcox. Senior Band 4, 5. bg Pep Band 4, 5, 6: Library Slaff 4, 5, bg Gym Club 47 F. H. A. 6. I-vi -2-Qi DAWN SWANSON The mirror of all courlesy. -Shakespeare. Senior Band 4, 5, 6- Chorus 4, 5, 6: Mixed Chorus 4, 6? Girls' Trio 4, S, 6: Disfricr Chorus 5, 6: Ov- chesfra 4: Choir 4, 5, bg Pep Band 4, 5, 6: Science Club 4, Yearbook S5-:Fi 6. LARRY VANDRUFF Modesly is a virfue noi ofien found. -Cervanies. Senior Band 4 5, 6- Pep Band 4, 5, 6: Dance Band 5, 6, Mixed Chorus 4, 6' Choir 43 Varsiiy Club 5, 67 Science Club 4 play 5. ANN WALES Life is no? life aI all wiihoui' delighi. -Palmore. Senior Band 4, 5, 61 Pep Band 4, S, 67 Orchesira 4, 53 Girls' Chorus 4,5 67 Play 57 Yearbooh Sfaff 6? IANET WEAVER Whav none haih dared, Ohcu has? done. -Raleigh. Maiorelve 4 5 b' Girls' Chorus 4 5' Yearbook SNP' 6 SHERMAN WEST Many a olre had he -Godsrni4h. Senior Band 4 S 6 Orch-esvra 4 5' Dance Band 4 6 Tr,mpe' Trio A 5 5- Brass Ensemble 5 6 Mixed Choros 4 Baslelbali 4 S 6 Varsify Club 5 6 9'ays5 6- Std-env Co.rrc1 4 Yearbooi Shaq 6, as DIANE TAFT Tis virIue males Qhe bliss. Senior Band 4, 5, 6: Pep Bend 4, 5, Chorus 5, 6, Yearbook Sfafi 6. 49,3- if PATRICIA THALL Girls have curious minds and fain would know Qhe end of everyfhing. -Collins. -Browning 6- Orcheslra 43 Senior Band 4, 5, 6, Pep Band 4 5, 6: Orches ra 4, 5 6: Girls' Chorus 4, 5, 6: Mixed Chorus 4 5 Play 5: Gym Club 4 1 l raw? X K 5 . - ROBERT WHITE Whaf a piece of worlr is a man! 'AMES wicks -Shakespsnrel A comrade neifher glum nor merry. Baseball 5, 6: Baslelball 5. 6: Varsify Club 5, 5, 'Carman' CLASS HISTORY The Class of '60 has had fhree enioyable years in high school a+ Williamson. We have worked hard fo gei our lessons, bu+ +hrough close cooperaiion with our principal, Mr. Waller, our class has managed fo succeed in many exiracurricular endeavors. In our Sophomore year we had several fun-filled dances and sold hof-dogs af 'ihe end of fhe year ro gain money enough for ihe class io spend a frolicsome evening a+ Eldridge Parlc. In our Junior year we had dances, sold Mo+her's Day Cakes, and, wi+h ihe help of Mr. Lewis, pro- duced +he play OUR TOWN +o gei money enough 'ro give fhe seniors fheir las+ big dance-ihe Junior-Senior Prom. I Our Senior year was one of feverish scrambling from door +o door selling magazines, siaiionery, Chrisfmas cards, and you-name-Hs: producing +he comedy CHARLEY'S AUNT-again wi+h Mr. Lewis's help: and parficipafing in all kinds of ac+ivi+ies wi+h Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Walier per+aining +o +he produc+ion of fhis yearboolc. The reason? You guessed if-+o wring more money 'From J. Public, enough +o ge+ our class +o Washingfon for ihai lasi heciic par+y. Aliogeiher, I +hinlr mos? of us have enioyed a'Hending school here and have gained sufficieni scholasric and social background +o confinue our educaiion elsewhere wi'I'h success. The opporfuni- fies +o learn have been here for us. I+ was for us io puf +hem fo +he use besf suifed +o our own purposes. 22 JUN R5 Presldent Carol Schott V1ce Presldent RDXIS Gee Recordlng Secretary Elaine Rudneski Financial Secretary Roberta White ,M an Leona Aldr1ch Joyce James Andrews wwf Andrews af' Sharon Austln ff? Patr1c1a Ball Jean Bartlett Gordon Bllss Donald Buchanan Carleton Bell Wayne Boyce Robert Butler Z4 . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I D I . - . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l A 1 Ab- ff . ' vw ' 33' A - LIT' fW?ef. RawWf,, : , Nik? B I BBBQ1 x m 1 fy 4E:::5 ,, f I Xa' 'if , f f all ' .8 V 1.3 W, 3 2 , J , 1 S 1. K If David Cary Beverly Cummings Michaele Curry Bruce Cole Dianne Cummings Ellsworth Deats -a n 1' 1 f . H ' .. I' M I William DeKay Duane Friends Janet Gigee Nancy Elliott Roxie Gee Ronald Gilbert 5 h an Ld Dennis Grinnell Vicky Hall Dale Hoyt Janice Hall Donald Heffner Gerald Hughes Raymond Hughes Ronald Keck hn Lavancher Jo Jane Hymes Robert Laughlin Philip McConnell James Orkins Barbara Peterson Carol Schott Frederick Paris Elaine Rudneski Gloria Searfoss 15 -a 6' 4 'algo Lg 1 W ' 3 I j U 1 Gary Short Robert Stalter Susan Tobey Mary Simcoe Dene Stead an Carol Van Zile ww I 47 Qimaifl I 'HEI V ' A El 4 James Warner George Wheeler David Wl1k1DS Beverly Webster Roberta Whlte Helen Woodworth PX Q oph om ore 5 I President .......... Christine Swanson Vice- President ....... . . Richard Bacon Secretary ................ Susan Brown Financial Secretary. . . Carol Steadman X ,- fd 3 A2 5' ,3 , 'ff 4 , ww 1 A-. 4 mas' 26' f K x N V t ' 'Q H sf V' X . Robert Adams Louis Aiello Roy Aumick Nancy Adriance Dorinda Aldrich J ' 9 '7 w nr 'D it Q1 4 vs , .5 , . My-,X . ' si 'd i I Jerry Austin Eugene Bartholomew John Brott Richard Bacon Gary Belz Lawrence Brott 2 the if '75 Q' ' Susan Brown Ida Carpenter Edwin Colegrove Betty Button Benjamin Casbeer Jon Cooper 28 5 it X1 x l , Warren Courtright Phyllis Cummings Joyce Deming mUCmmws Vkpew mg Pwlmm . i f 'F ,ill . 'ff' I' ,J , ' 1-O - no G M er :Q Marlene Drake Linda Erickson Nancy Farr James Eisner Lorraine Farr walter Fisher ,ar 5 Ilkau 'fa ESM, M . It Jeffrey Fritz Richard George Theodore Gleason Phillip Gee Karen Gilbert Margaret Gordon Y ag: MQ Marjorie Hall Kenneth Harrison Marilyn Heffner Philip Harrower Joanne Heffner Theodore Hogancamp 4 a XG M' V! ' I 'Q x W X I f 11: have A Kenneth Howe Garrett Hurd James Johnson Helen Howland Theodore Jayne Yvonne Kennedy u. 5 is . Q X fr ag . li ' 1 safe. .li e -S , ww T . '19 ii? Kenneth Kepple Florence Levanowitz Beatrice McConnell Allan Knapp Jack Martin Joanne Miller A .3 M K aw W 'S 'X f 4 3 'SES X 'ff ' n .1 ' X 'A.Ui?g m Q? 0 V k X Shirley Miller Ronald Palmer Victoria Rochford Judith Mosher Sylvia Reynolds Patricia Rundell Q 1: ,, sv ,., f, Q .J ga A ff fi? A 'K '-12 K -1 '?' 'f fff ' Kenneth Sheive Connie Short Carol Steadman Narleah Shieve Duane Sisson Charles Stout ED Q! ' 1 fl xngi . 'M E. his my x Ruth Sutton Bruce Tolbert William Wales Christine Swanson Judy Wales Robert Weaver K nna 'Q Whgws v a,nn, are I Rn W. ' A 'I Thomas Webster Keith Wheeler Linda Young Gloria Wetmore Sharon Wicks 30 Nl 55 Wm L - - First Row: Mr. Snyder, Melanie Barnes, Nancy Friends, Sarah Mitchell, Sandra Cushing, Connie Hurd, Marion Farr Second Row: Janet Carlson, Mary Ann Wilcox, Clarice Brennan, Mary Deming, Phyllis Egleston, Christine Stanley, Carol Knapp Third Row: Thomas Colegrove, Ronald Bourdette, Darlene Grinnell, Donna Gleason, Theron Andrews, Stephen Harris, Douglas Updyke Fourth Row: Jeffrey Jones, William Simcoe, Roger Burris, Gene Heck, Colie Smith, Richard Bartholomew, Richard Patton, Donald Jones NINTH GRADE Lili . - ,ug President ........ ..... Janice Brant Vice-President ......... .Carl Swanson Secretary .......... Melissa Griffiths Financial Secretary .... Richard Adams 32 First Row: Mr. Balch, Kathleen Gee, Martha Bell, Judy Colegrove, Melissa Griffiths, Sally Fleming, Joan Van Gorden Second Row: Judy Dean, Pamela Hackett, Crystal Harrison, Naomi Lewis, Sandra Cxmmings, Janice Sisson, Diana Earley, Janice Brant Third Row: Larry Jones, Richard Adams, Michael Johnson, Patricia Ripley, Rieta Baker, Richard Huggins, Robert Nowakowski Fourth Row: Ronald White, Ronald Young, Jack Jones, Stanley Bruce, Cleon Wood, Larry Penner, Erwin Webster, Carl Swanson Absent: James Cummings W dill.. Wfufymlifs H I C 6 0 4 ' f K X H511 'IEGIGILESIHI , ,F f I S ffffvnr, ' 7 1 -.... lf , Y Y T X X ,yQ!. 'W Ml rn, 'lift , vin- Q First Row: Mr. Bradshaw, Sandra Collum, Sharon Andrews, Maxine George, Margaret Knight, Dorothy Burrows, Rogeen Holleran, Linda Conklin, Martha Hughes Second Row: Allen Howland, James Farr, Marletta Everett, Carol Brewer, Linda Gilbert, Sandra Hall, Dale Miller, Joseph Farr Third Row: Ronald Gordon, Matthew Orkins, Joseph Wales, Robert White, Frank Prugh III, Wayne McClintic, Michael Coveney, David Howe, Bruce Hughes Fourth Row: Paul Swartzle, John Taft, Grant Castor, James Heath, Ger- ald Neal, Gary Lovejoy, Russell Smith, Thomas Burkett Absent: Harry Brooks, Benjamin Wilson EIGHTH GRADE President....... ....Sandra Collum Vice-President..........Dale Colegrove Secretary...................Linda Fish Financial Secretary....Margaret Knight First Row: Mrs. Butler, Joyce Gilbert, Linda Fish, Brenda Wheeler, Catherine Mack, Dawn Horton, Beverly Brewer, Bonnie Comfort Second Row: Carlyle, Ripley, Daniel Hughes, Richard Miller, Gary McConnell, David Howland, Alfred Kinney, Georgina Grinnell, Jeanne Henninger, Connie Goodwin Third Row: Dale Colegrove, John Smith, Alan Burris, Allen Paris, John Mattison, Robert Warner, Michael Howland, Philip Woodworth, Gary Cummings Fourth Row: Dale Stermer, Llewellyn Button, Michael Mack, Larry Conklin, George Eisner, Clyde Heidel, Richard Kesterke, Thomas Bement, Edward Tanner Absent: Judy Wright, Virgil Cushing, Theodore Brooks, Robert Neal, Howard Courtright, Coral Levanowitz First Row: Mrs. Smith, Roberta Paris, Sharon Miller, Billie Gee, Vivian Hughes, Sharon Gibson, Nancy Griffiths, Mary Ann Curry, Linda Alger, Sara Brewer Second Row: Rita Stephens, Carol Bailey, Connie Webster, Elsie Kinney, Patricia DeGarmo, Linda Tyson, Barbara Kepple, Nancy Theetge, Carol Vargeson Third Row: Ronald Hoover, Robert Voorhees, Robert Hills, Susan Farman, Mary Ann Johnson, Lawrence Brown, Rodney Faulkner, Ronald warfle, Lloyd Harrower Fourth Row: Donald Wilbur, Vernon Austin, Carl Chapel, Arthur Sherman, Harold Bailey, Kenneth Searfoss, Larry Button, Robert Colegrove, Larry Linder, Edwin Bartlett SEVENTH GRADE President ........ .... Larry Linder Vice-President ......... John Holleran Secretary .............. Mary Grinnell Financial Secretary ..... Connie Clark First Row: Mr. Jones, Shirley Bartlett, Kathy Fish, Patricia Landin, Carolyn Davis, Judy Mosher, Norma Adams, Claudia Beardslee Second Row: Ronald Stocum, William Wheeler, Linda Johnson, Sally Corwin, Kay Dunham, Susan Jones, Ann Messing, Robert Coveney, Thomas Brockway Third Row: Samuel Brennan, Frederick Campbell, Philip George, Leon Hills, William Shellman, Ronald Hoyt, Kenneth Taft, Robert Brewer Fourth Row: Dennis Queal, David Wales, Thomas Webster, Donald Brant David Cleveland, Walter Czechowski, Paul Hall, Richard French, Ronald Weaver, Eugene Smith First Row: Mrs. Batchelder, Mary Grinnell, Sue Kesterke, Sharon Patterson, Connie Clark Patricia Simmons Susan Stout Bett , Y Mitchel 1 ' ' Second Row: Donna Drake, Janice Heffner, Janice Wilkins, Donna Ward, Jean Bacon, Trudy Colegrove, Lynette Farman, Rebecca Brennan, Linda Hungerford Third Row: Daniel Aumick, Wayne Wheeler, John Holleran, Gale Stermer, Richard Heffner, DonahiBuck, Joseph Lovejoy, David Button, Harold Van Order, Edward Jones Fourth Row: Larry Goodyear, Harold Seber, Leon Butler,Jmmes Gee,Thomas Bell, Larry Seeley, Duane Baker, Clyde Gilbert IUNIOR HIGH Our Junior High school has been very busy with activities of many kinds We have been well represented in music, drama, and sports The Junior Band has practiced regularly and taken part in musical programs and activities Three members were chosen to represent the school at the Junior Dlstrict Band in Lock Haven The Christmas programQThe Twelve Days of Chf1Stm8Sg was presented by the Jun1or Hlgh Band and Chorus to a very appreciatlve audlence In the sprlng, we part1c1pated in the annual May Day program The seventh, elghth, and ninth grades were very actlve in basket ball and other sports The Junlor High basketball teams competed durlng Wednesday afternoon assembly periods and were enthusiast1cal1y encouraged by the1r cheerleaders and classmates On W1ll1amson s triu phant Junlor Varslty were three Junior High students, and two of the Junlor Vars1ty cheerleaders were from Junior Hlgh Many ninth grade students part1c1pated 1n Gym Club We have had fun as well as work The seventh and e1gh n r les each had a class party and enjoyed themselves very much Tnls has been a DUSy,bUC very eXC1t1ng and enjoyable year for us 1DCOm1Hg class to our membershlp Nancy Fr1ends IN MEMORIAM I f1nd no place that does not breathe Some grac1ous memory of my fr1end Tennyson Ruth Pettit Robert Parker Q l l O ' I . . . . . 0 t . . . . , l . . . . . 0 . t. ai. . 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Many of us go to senior high next year, but others will welcome the . . . , . . l O Q4 -N E 4 , ' 1554 b H g f 5 First Row Esther Kepple, Glenn Hughes James Orkins, Elaine Rudneski Second Row Barry Baker, Fred La Vancher Glenn Hughes, Mrs Walter, Mr Walter, Esther Kepple 40 NThey also serve who only stand and wait.H John Milton KEYSTONE STAFF Ruth Hager, L1nda Bruce, Janet Weaver, Vera Bement Absent Dianne Egleston, D1ane Taft ,iii- 1 u e e n I Q 1 X 0 n I . n First Row: Sharon Bourdette, Sarah Brown, Beverly Faulkner, Dianna Howe Second Row: Lorraine Davis, Sandra Cooper, James Bradshaw, Carol Knight, Dawn Swanson, Norma Bartlett, Mr. Lewis First Row: Crawford Holmes, Danna Griffiths, Connie Seelye, Dorothy Drabic Second Row: Richard Jones, Virginia Heck, Sherman West,Margaret Joneg Helen Bartlett, Carol Carleton -ll Advisor Mr Galge Co Cha1rmen Esther Kepple, Danna Griffiths, James Bradshaw, Crawford Holmes STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Mr. Gaige, Esther Kepple, Danna Gr1ff1ths, James Bradshaw, Crawford Holmes, Nancy Adrlance Second Row: Susan Stout, Helen Howland, Connie Short, Carol Knapp, Sharon Andrews, Norma Adams, Vivian Hughes, Joseph Lovejoy, Ronald Hoyt, Kathy Mack Thlrd Row: Arthur Sherman, Robert Butler, Wllliam Wales, D3V1d Howe CQ 'Q 3 - .CDOIZZCICQIOUOIOOOI 0 M Secretary............Nancy Adriance X . LIBRARY STAFF First Row: Bonnie Henninger, Norma Bartlett, Susan Tobey, Mrs. Cuneo, Dene Steadman Second Row: Sandra Cooper, Beverly Webster, Sandra Stermer, Shirley Miller, Ann Miller, Marjorie Hall, Christine Swanson, Gloria Searfoss, Patricia Ball, Vickie Hall, Brenda Wheeler Third Row: Dorothy Drabic, Bett Button Jo ce Demin Helen Woodworth, Y Y 8 Jack Martin, Jerry Austin, Richard,Bacon , N . . Sandra Stermer . . . . Janet Butler Secretary .... . . . . Beverly Webster . .Norma Bartlett . .Carol Van Zile President. . . . . . . . Vice-President. . . Song Leader. . . . . . Historian ...... Treasurer. . ..... . . . . . . . .Ann Miller Par liamentarian. . . . . Dianne Cummings Advisor... .......... ...Mrs. Howland mllllllln ,Q 'A 40 O 1 I Q ..z... -Q ,uf ugf:-:':',-H . A , .,.. 'J 4 4 Q 1 'I dl. ,.'ff3Z'1Z37.551Zg-. 'rr-, -':.'.'.1L-.'o -. f 1. -. - -f,'f f a T'4-:w,:-L5 7 Z':2'-:-7:-. , .Q'o,'1,'1f,' -f '-.--.'.,f..4-,g-Q :,'- I I . 'v,'l, 1' 1 , .'. Z'f'v , lv mf-3 ,gnc '. 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'c I ' '9r ,'W Q, .,a.l,,'1 '.- .w,'.'.'-if-W .4'Z'1jfZ77 ':12:f'f'Z-Zag:-13.94-.'.g-f-. .-?f.:f?'!'ff '- -4.....,.1,:.,:,j.,.,:ff.z.:.f,, - - sg.,f,2,',f,,.,e ' X rl' First Row: Second Row Third Row: C lara Fourth Row Joyce Mrs. Howland, Sandra, Stermer Marjorie Hall, Beverly Webster Shirley Miller, Joanne Heffner, Rieta Baker, Ann Miller, Sutton, Dianne Cummings Marlene Drake, Margaret Gordon, Carol Knapp, Norma Bartlett, .Deming, Marilyn Heffner, Evelyn Jones, Carol Van Zile We may live without friends, we may live without books, But c1vilized man cannot live without cooks Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Earl of Lytton FHA The Persona11ty Plus Chapter of w1lliamson Jr S H1gh School has had an act1ve year We began our year with 1n1t1ation of new members and installatlon of officers To make the front campus more attractlve, we planted flowerlng bulbs wh1ch we purchased with money our Chapter recelved at the Tioga Valley Fair for a booth exhiblt Our October meet1ngs kept us rather busy On the 10th, three carloads of g1rls accompanled by Mrs Howland attended a sub regional meetlng at Ulysses, Pennsylvania Later 1n the month, the girls served sandwiches and punch to the Language Arts Association of T1oga County and their guests when Dr Gale Smith of Corning spoke to the group In November, we had a Penelec demonstration on Christmas party ldeas In accordance with our custom, we packed Christmas boxes for Crossnore December was a busy trme, and our first Chr1stmas activity was a party for the faculty and guests Those men are quite the artlsts with the shaving cream Later in the month, Ann Mlller was hostess to the Chapter at her home where we exchanged gifts and cookles off1cers and advlsors of FHA On the llth, Mrs Howland and eleven members represented W1l11amson at the Farm Show The theme of our demonstration was HApples for Any Day We are proud that among our entrles Sandra Stermer won f1rst pr1ze for her braided rug On February 17 we had a Valentlne Supper, and we learned that we had to write an essay ent1tled nBu11d1Dg for a Better Tomorrow W also had a Reservatlon Supper wh1ch added to our treasury In Aprll, we went to church on FHA Sunday Our Fashion Show was a success what pretty clothes We also had nom1nations and election of offlcers The grrls attended the annual county banquet atwellsboro Our 8CClV1C12S for the year were concluded w1th the traditlonal Mother and Daughter Banquet 10 May Th1s year has been a busy one We hope to see lots of degrees earned and pr1zes won before school starts next year This years class 18 the first to graduate two state degree members Ann Miller and Sandra Stermer hold the h1ghest degree granted by FHA . ' ' :'.r: ' 1 ' - . In January,. we had the privilege of being hostess to the county ll . , . . D. .H e - 1 ' - 0 . ' when tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of human civilization. Daniel Webster FFA Since last spring our Chapter has been very active. In April, 1959, we undertook a tree-planting project. Trees were set on the Gerald Smith farm by the Chapter members. Lyn Daggett made a planting on his father's farm. These projects are undertaken as a community 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 experience. In May Covington served as host for the county-wide dairy judging contest. The farmers in the surrounding area participated by letting us judge their cattle. James Andrews scored the highest number of points in our Chapter. This gave htm a chance to go to Penn State as a member of the Tioga County judging team. During the same month, we participated in a county-wide soil- judging contest at a farm near Mansfield. Eugene Bartholomew was the highest in our Chapter and was sent to Penn State to enter the State Contest. This spring we were selling seeds for Tri-State Seed Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We were working under the same contract as last year. Any boy selling S60 worth of seeds got an FFA jacket. David 'Wilkins won a gold medal award for his fine dairy heifer project. The FFA affords its members opportunities for fun and friendship, but more important, it furnishes the programs which challenge its members to learning and higher acheivement. 3 1 President....... ....David Wilkins Vice-President.... ....Robert Adams Secretary....... ....Ronald Palmer Treasure....... ....Robert Weaver Reporter.... ......Wilbur Allen Chap1in..... ...La Vern Friends Sentinel.... ....James Andrews Advisor... ......Mr. Synder First Row: Warren Courtright, Mr. Snyder, Ronald Palmer, Melvin Cummings Second Row: La Verne Friends, David Wilkins, James Andrews, Robert weaver, Douglas Updyke Third Row: Lyn Daggett, Robert Adams, Nolan Heffner, Wilbur Allen Richard Jones, Ronald White Fourth Row: Eugene Bartholomew, Philip Gee, Theron Andrews, Kenneth Sheive, Richard Bartholomew, Larry Jones, Allan Knapp !,:s in .1 .S N' W 0 -kg TURE al ER ,M e e , FARMERSK A CT p xafiydgk tit! If gnu QQQFK ah Q feiiiisiggxh f Aksaiis -: : -Sri? Q f .f-4321 an Zfbff cs , I7 1 Um Q' ' I . , :D W 3 'ff f 1 'nh X '.-.1 . . 1 .X D ' 1 ,Xu c x c A X M 1 0 Q ,' 2: x Ili x 0 6 511-36 RADIO CLUB Ted Gleason, Jeff Jones, LarrgaConklin, Michael Howland, Ben Casbeer, Alan Howland, Kenneth Howe, C rles Stout, Bruce Cole, George Wheeler The Radio Club, which was formed at the beginning of this year, had quite an active year until Mr. Plumskey, their instructor, left. Ted Gleason, Jeff Jones, and Ben Casbeer have earned their invoice ratings. Bruce Cole and George Wheeler hold technicians ratings. The club held meetings twice a week, studying Morse Code and practicing with a radio transmitter. The members of the Radio Club hope to hold meetings and carry on this work some time in the future. Charles Stout 4 L MAY DAY 5 1959 6 Q ' X M fr' 1 . , A ,Q . ,V g . Lois Courtright, Nancy Warner, Joyce Kipferl, Donna George, Weldon Bliss, Sheila Adriance, Joan Goodwin, Susan Aeillo Following tradition, Williamson celebrated its annual May Day Festival on Friday evening, May l. Before the event, seven girls had been chosen by popular vote to be on the court. One girl was chosen queen and her identity was kept secret until the occasion. Follow- ing the election, the winners received a flower to wear as a mark of identification and of honor. The evening began with the procession of Maypole Dancers who were gaily dressed in pastel skirts and white blouses. Two blithe elves led the May Court to their platform, which was decorated with an arbor of flowers that created a springlike atmosphere. The May Court members looked lovely, carrying colonial bouquets and wearing new tiaras. The identity of the queen was finally revealed when Donna George was crowned by Weldon Bliss, president of the Senior Class. The girls were seated after the coronation so that they might enjoy the enter- tainment presented in their honor. The first part of the program consisted of the traditional wind- ing of the Maypole by the Maypole Dancers. Afterwards the Girls Chorus presented an operetta,'The Gilbert and Sullivan Revue,' which was very interesting and colorful. Four of Gilbert and Sullivan's operettas had been combined to form an unusual story, and the chorus, which played the female roles as well as the male roles, made a good appearance as fairies, sailors, pirates, sisters, cousins, and aunts. This was a new venture for our chorus and not only was well produced, but was well received. Following the operetta, a recessional march of Maypole Dancers, the May queen, and her Court concluded the program. In the corridor, the Court formed a receiving line so that they might receive their families and friends. , 5 HX ' if ' 1 Williamson High School is extremely proud of its music departmenn During this year, the members of the various organizations of the department have participated in many memorable events This year, for the first time, our marching band took part in a Halloween parade which was held at Lawrenceville Both the members and the spectators enjoyed themselves on this occasion In December, a Christmas program was presented by the members of the Junior High School Band and Chorus and a number of members of the jUD10r high who portrayed the musical playlet, HThe Twelve Days of Christmas The program was well received, and the work put into the program was appreciated by all Music 18 the unlversal MUSIC DEPARTMENT language of mankind Longfellow A great deal of thanks 18 due to our Pep Band whlch supported our team at almost all the home games The1r playing and cheering greatly boosted the spirit of all and added to the enthusiasm d1splayed at the games In expressing our appreciation, we cannot overlook such organ1za C1038 as the Dance Band, which played at several Youth dances, and the and assemblies throughout the year The Senior High School Band and Chorus presented their sprlng concert in April The Choral numbers included many from several Broad way shows when the audience expressed 1ts approval and appreclatlon, the participants knew that their time had been well spent Our march1ng band part1c1pated 1n many events last su mer and is now looking forward to this su mer s act1v1ties Attendlng the Laurel Parade at Wellsboro was a real treat, and the band members are 8DC1C1 pating another such event this year The year has been very full of activitles, but all the members of the muslc department feel that their efforts have been well recelved by others and they themselves have profrted greatly ll Brass Ensemble and the Trumpet Trio, who took part in various programs . . . . i ' ,, F 5 .P -- . ul, gil w,4gAg'1 1 M. 1 ' .A . 3 M1 Y CHOIR First Row: Carol Knight, Esther Kepple, Dawn Swanson Second Row: Sarah Brown, Patricia Thall, Jane Hymes, Beverly Faulkner Third Row: Carol Schott, John LaVancher, Larry Van Druff MIXED CHORUS ,--Q' First Row: Christine Swanson, Carol Knight, Claudette Butler, Patricia Ball, Karen Gilbert, Helen Bartlett, Dawn Swanson, Connie Short, Linda Young Second Row: Esther Kepple, Sarah Brown, Nancy Adriance, Susan Brown, Carole Carleton, Michaele Curry, Marleah Sheive, Ann Wales, Margaret Jones, Beverly Faulkner Third Row: Mrs. Lunn, Susan Tobey, Shirley Miller, Judith Wales, Elaine Rudneski, Dene Steadman, Jane Hymes, Connie Seelye, Danna Griffiths Fourth Row: Donald Buchanan, Patricia Thall, Mary Simcoe, Carol Schott, James Bradshaw, John Lavancher, Barbara Peterson, Diane Taft, Virginia Heck, Judith Adriance, Crawford Holmes Fifth Row: Jon Cooper, Kenneth Kepgle, Larry Van Druff, Benjamin Casbeer, Dale Hoyt, Fred Lavanc er, Richard Jones, Louis Aiello CHRISTMAS PROCRA The Christmas Program, with its many delightful song and dance facets, was given by the Junior High School music group The Twelve Da s of Christmas, a musical playlet, employed Clarice Brennan as the Tady, I ice Brant as the lord, Mary Deming as the messenger, and Nancy Friends as narrator DISTRICT CHORUS Larry Van Druff, Sarah Brown, Carol Knight, Esther Kepple, Dawn Swanson VOCAL TRIO Dawn Swanson, Esther Kepple, Carol Kn1ght all i--91 C R t 'Fl .bu r ,H ,My . T' f' X J 5, H . BAND OFFICERS Gordon Bliss . . . President Jane Hymes . . . . Treasurer Susan Brown . . . Librarian PEP BAND First Row: Allen Howland, Martha Bell, Jane Hymes, Sandra Cooper,Sarah Brown, Beverly Faulkner, Carol Knight, Dawn Swanson, Clara Sutton Linda Bruce, Linda Young, Patricia Thall, Esther Kepple, Dianne Egleston, Diane Taft, Ann Wales, Douglas Updyke Second Row: Richard Jones, Larry Van Druff, Joyce Gilbert, Sharon Andrews, Margaret Knight, Maxine George, Fred La Vancher, Kenneth Kepple, Raymond Hughes, Richard Patton, David Wilkins, John La Vancher, Ronald Gilbert, Jon Cooper 2 2 w SENIOR DISTRICT BAND Jane Hymes, Sherman West, Carol Knight SAX DU ET Joyce Gilbert, Margaret Knight BRASS ENSEMBLE Carol Knight, Sarah Brown, Sherman West, Benja in Casbeer, Kenneth Kepple, John Lavancher, David Wilkins, Esther Kepple IUNIOR BAND Nancy Friends, Clarice Brennan, Diana Earley g First Row: Christine Swanson, Mary Deming, Naomi Lewis, Sandra Hall, Judy Dean, Beatrice McConnell Second Row: David Wales, Ronald Young, David Howland, Harold Seber, Will1am Shellman, Thomas Burkett,Linda Gilbert, Margaret Knight, Douglas Updyke Third Row: Norma Adams, Janice Wilkins, Donald Jones, Alan Burris, Barbara Kepple, Linda Fish, Janice Brant, Dale Colegrove, Susan Stout Fourth Row: Clarice Brennan, Diana Earley, Michael Howland, Maxine George, Frank C. Prugh III, Martha Bell, Susan Jones, Vivian Hughes, Bruce Hughes, Carl Swanson, Ronald Warfle, Clyde Gilbert Fifth Row: Rogeen Holleran, Jeanne Henninger, Sharon Andrews, Donald Wilbur, Nanc Friends, Robert Voorhees, Richard Patton, Ann Messing,Bonnfe Comfort, Brenda Wheeler, Sandra Collum Sixth Row: Mrs. Lunn, Richard Miller, Allen Howland, Thomas Colegrovq Carol Brewer IUNIOR TRUMPET TRIO lumen Mrs. Lunn DISTRICT BAND Nancy Friends, Margaret Knight, Janice Brant First Row: Mrs. Lunn, Ann Wales, Dawn Swanson Second Row: Raymond Hughes, Diane Taft, Carol Knight, Linda Young Third Row: Dianne Egleston, Cleo Russell, Virginia Heck, Patricia Thall, Sarah Brown Fourth Row: Beverly Faulkner, Jeffrey Fritz, Robin Cumberledge, Vicky Hall, Larry Van Druff Fifth Row: Keith Wheeler, Charles Miller, Judy Adriance, Janet Weaver Susan Brown Sixth Row: Sandra Cooper, Kenneth Kepple Seventh Row: Richard Jones Flag-bearers: Susan Tobey, Elaine Rudneski if 'M First Row: John LaVancher, David Wilkins, Glenn Hughes Second Row: Richard Patton, Ronald Gilbert, Lester Sheive, William Wales Third Row: Sherman West, James Bradshaw, Margaret Jones, Esther Kepple Clara Sutton Fourth Row: Dennis Grinnell, Gordon Bliss, Linda Bruce, Ruth Hager Fifth Row: Jon Cooper, Douglas Updyke, Charlene Davis, Jane Hymes Sixth Row: Benjamin Casebeer, Dale Hughes Seventh Row: Fred LaVancher Absent: Paul Doud BLUE AND COLD BAND 3 if Q AXWW v 5 , A ffm , efqyfsifpz w 2 +a2,'.w 4 A ,y??3 ' ' 4 , Ya 5 'V - I 9 ' , F ' I23' J H' A L LA., SENIOR TRUMPET TRIO Sherman West, Carol Knight, Sarah Brown MA1oRET'rEs Janet Weaver, Robin Cu berledge, Virginia Heck, Vicky Hall, Judy Adriance 58 DANCE BAND First Row: Carol Knight, Esther Kepple, John Lavancher, Dianne Egleston, Beverly Faulkner Second Row: Gordon Bliss, Sarah Brown Larry Van Druff, Sherman West: Fred Lavancher CLARINET QUARTET Dawn Swanson, Ann Wales, Diane Taft, Sandra Cooper will- 5,1 use the new Engl1sh department record player ,HI take a coffee break ... .1-ii 'L Ill Q-5 ACADEMIC . ' ll r ,. r , ' . I I , I f 9 3' Q f, I If U' M X J if -4' J' l -,.,,,,, v fi -gy J K ' , N V Hi 'fn-X ' I .- S farming' 5? wi-, ,ww IE k g! m- ART l ,l -- 4-1 i 62 MXN fx COMMERCIAL VOCATIONAL f ji l' W! xii HX 5-if vocATloNAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donna George 'Miss Wllliamson Laurel Festival 1959 John Philip Sousa Band Award 1959 Margaret Jones I 0 0 F Essay Contest Award Un1ted Nations Trip 1959 Danna Griffiths R Citizenship Award Diane Taft Betty Crocker American Homemaker of Tomorrow Award HONORS Esther Kepple Physically Handicapped Essay Contest First Tioga County 1959 First Wllliamson High School 1960 'QC S x x Q, i f X First Row: Bob Gee, Lynn Farr, Bob Brennan, Dick Steadman, Junior Fye, Norman Wood, Dave Balch Second Row: Robert Butler, Jeff Fritz, Kenneth Harrison, David Bliss, Allan Knapp, Crawford Holmes Third Row: Coach Larry Jones, Jim Andrews, Jim Bradshaw, Chuck Mil- ler, Morley Knopp, Robert White, Manager Nolan Heffner, Score- keeper,Dic Patterson B A S E .. B A L L Willia son's 1959 Baseball Team proved to be one of the best on the school's records. nHustle and More Hustlen was the motto which gave the Warriors 7 victories in 9 ga es under the team's new pilot, Larry Jones. Strong power on the mound and timely hitting and speed on the base paths made the team a formidable foe. The highlights of the season were the shut-outs of Liberty and Cow- anesque in the same week by fireballing Norm Wood who previously had been used in relief roles. Dave Balch proved to be a work horse on the mound with his superb control and all-around steady performance. The power hitting of Morley Knopp and Jr. Fye coupled with the timely clutch hitting of Dick Steadman and Jim Andrews posed a constant threat to opposing moundsmen. Speed merchants Bob White and Morley Knopp kept opposing teams constantly off balance by their base-stealing. Ken Harrison, Bob Gee, and Bob Brennan turned many base hits into outs with their fine glove work and hustle. This was the first year at the helm of the Williamson nine for Coach Jones, and he was extremely pleased with the team's hustle, spirit, and desire to win. Williamson Addison 2 Williamson North Potter 3 Williamson Addison 4 Williamson North Penn 1 Williamson Elkland 4 Williamson Mansfield 3 Williamson Wellsboro 14 Williamson Liberty 0 Williamson Cowanesque 0 F1rSC Row Mr Kratzert, Barry Baker, Robert Butler, Ken Harrison Robert Nowakowski, Ph11ip Gee Second Row Richard Jones, Jon Cooper, Jeffrey Fritz, Kenneth Howe Crawford Holmes Third Row John Rnndell, Gary Belz, John Brott, Charles Miller, Jame Bradshaw, Lawrence Brott SOCCER loss of eleven regulars from last season left Williamson High School with the job of building a new team Despite their inexperience they made a good showing Throughout the entire season this young team showed steady hmprovement The best games of the season were those played against Elkland, Esc League leaders, and Mansfield, both of which were extremely excit- g games. The All-star game was again played at Williamson this yearg and Barry Baker, Crew ord Holmes, Jim Bradshaw, and Dave Bliss were the representatives from our team. With the loss of only a few regulars and our forward wall still intact, we are looking forward to a more successful season. ' . . Q , 1 . ' 9 . - S BV' sf.--fm - , 'Y' f , f- .. , , I I I I -1 K 'Y' ,.., Q, f!34Q ., ni. 'k ' Mr. Kratzert, Coachg Barry Baker, Managerg Sherman Westg Phillip Harrisg Gordon Blissg James Bradshawg Charles Millerg Nolan Heffnerg Gary Shortg Robert Whiteg Crawford Holmes VARSITY BASKETBALL with the loss of eight out of nine of last year s varsity and lack of experience, the 59 '60 basketball season was not successful for the season were Jim Bradshaw and Sherman West Gordon Bliss, Bob White, Charles Miller, Phil Harris, and Gary Short divided the other three starting positions A strong bench composed of Crawford Holmes, Nolan Heffner, and John Rundell rounded out the rest of the team According to League customs, the official season closed with the All star game being held at Cowanesque Joint High School James Brad shaw represented Williamson and turned in the best performance of any All star player in the game with the return of three varsity men and the moving up of seven of the Cham ionship JV team, a very successful season is expected for 1960 61 .. . . . . . 1 - I - The team was composed of eight seniors and three juniors. 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P-' gn - . - U' Q Q H O I ISJINJIOIQUJIOINDIVIXF LITQISJI'-'P-'OIQCLII ' O -lo 0 I Q Www Th1s year s Junior Varsity gave Williamson its first basketball championship The L1ttle Warr1ors comp1led a 13 l record in the league Lackxng ln helght, the Jones men depended upon speed and clever ball handllng to outscore their opponents Almost half the games were won by 1 or 2 polnts and proved to be real crowd thrillers Many of the games saw the W1ll1amson qu1ntet trailing until the last vital minutes of the game, but Lady Luck,a never die spirlt, and cool headed ball playing brought the team that narrow margln of victory The team s ab1l1ty to come from behind proved that they are real champlons 1n every sense of the word Team Captams Ken Harrlson and Jeff Fritz led the squad in scoring Allan Knapp d1d a superb Job on the backboards and led the team 1h re bounds Ed Colegrove s splrit and hustle proved him to be the team s most valuable defensive man Bill Wales was the team s spark plug Wlth his aggressive ball hawklng J1m Andrews s keen eyed set shooting was a valuable asset to the team when that extra bucket was needed,and John Brott rounded the squad off with h1s height and spirit The team proved they were real champions by soundly trimmlng the T C L All stars at Cowanesque, where Coach Jones and Co capta1ns Ken Harr1son and Jeff Frltz were presented with the championshlptrophy With thelr present experlence and excellent record, these players w1ll be a welcome slght to Coach Kratzert, and next year should see a good varslty squad Elkland Mansfleld L1berty North Potter North Penn Galeton Wellsboro Cowanesque W1ll1amson W1ll1amson W1ll1amson W1ll1amson Will1amson W1ll1amson W1ll1amson W1ll1amson W1ll1amson 32 T C L Allstars 24 Mansf1eld L1berty North Penn Cowanesque Add1son Add1son Galeton North Potter Wllliamson Williamson Wllliamson Williamson Will1amson Williamson W1ll1amson Willlamson 34 ...ig- All ' IUNIOR HI BASKETBALL First Row Robert Hills, Kenneth Searfoss, David wales, Dale Miller, William Wheeler, Wayne Wheeler Second Row Bruce Hughes, Frank C Prugh, Paul Hall, Richard Miller Dale Colegrove, David Howe, Paul Swartzle, Ronald Hoyt Thlrd Row Mr Jones, Dav1d Howland Dale Stermer David Cleveland Llewelyn Button, Clyde Herdel, Mr Kratzert r---1 CHEERLEADERS Flrst Row L1nda Johnson, Sharon Andrews, Joyce Grlbert, Marletta Everett, Sharon Patterson, Shirley Bartlett Second Row Sandra Collu , Susan Stout, L1nda Fxsh, Maxine George Jean Bacon, Vivian Hughes 25 sa I3 23 an y 2 12 l X sv : . , O : ' . . 9 9 3 : . . , CHEERLEADERS 3 Elalne Rudneski Connle Seelye Dorothy Drablc Helen Bartlett Susan Tobey Dene Stead an Absent Sharon Bourdette ob Christine Swanson Clarice Brennan Connie Short Phyllis Egleston Susan Brown Nancy Adriance GYM CLUB ff. GYM CLUB MEMBERS Kratzert, Barry Baker, Lee Collins, Dale Hughes, Dick Gee, Bob Butler, Bob Stalter, Denny Grinnell, Bob Laughlin, Richard Bacon John Brott, Lou1s Aiello, Bill Wales, Douglas Updyke, Phll M Connell Charlene Davis, Sharon Bourdette, Connie Seelye, Sally Brown, Rob1n Cumberledge, Nancy Adrlance, Susan Brown Mary Demlng, Conn1e Short, Clarice Brennan, Sarah Mitchell, Joan Van Gordon, Judy Dean Mr. y 1 Advisors Mr Kratzert Mr Jones President Sherman West Vice President Robert Whrte Junior President Robert Butler Treasurer James Bradshaw The Vars1ty Club is an organl zation formed to promote better and cleaner sports and more sportsman ship within the school It is composed of boys who have recelved a varslty letter for participation in any sport and Jun iors and sen1ors who have received a Junior varsity letter 1n basket ball First Row: Allan Knapp, Mr. Jones, Mr. Kratzert, Barry Baker, Robert Butler, Crawford Holmes, Kenneth Harrison Second Row: Ronald Keck, Jeff Fr1tz, Gordon Bliss, Carl Bell, James Andrews, Charles Miller, Gary Belz, Robert White Third Row: Phil Harris, Gary Short, David Car , Robert Bement, Nolan Heffner, John Rundell, James Bradshaw, Sherman West W . ll 4 Secretary.......::::Crawford Holmes 5 I fl Il J 5 I W I is Lf 'fl' Q! 2731! 1 IN 5 . L 2 i ,K sw ix nb, W HQ 5' 1 i' fi 1 1 , ',fag,aaI: :fu HS i 5 '0'aX . 4 - A fn i'K-f '1 fQ fiY .xy 1 c,, X 7515166 g'NS'l S X s Six 934m C - I u wa Elf-H 1.1 15 W! 1 s.-iv F Ffa 9 ATHLETIC SHOTS Q 44 WMV! xwlllnmw 1 ' X - 0:39 .gw zzz : 3: 41 i7 CLASS OF 1959 Sheila Adriance - Tioga, Pa. Susan Aiello - Millerton, Pa. QAttending MBC! Jeanne Andrews - 04rs. William Anderson! Millerton, Pa. Frederick Audinwood - Tioga, P8fF81'lIl1l'lg, David Balch - Millerton, Pa. fAttending MSCI James Belz - Tioga, Pa. Climployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N. YJ John Bender - Tuscon, Arizona Weldon Bliss - Lawrenceville, Pa- CAttending Pennsylvania State Universitvl Clarice Bourdette - Lawrenceville, Pa. Grace Bowers - Tioga, Pa. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N.Y.J Robert Brennan - Lawrenceville, Pa. David Burris - Millerton, Pa. CAttending Pennsylvania State University? James Colegrove - Lawrenceville, Pa. CEmployed by Ingersoll-Rand, Painted Post, N. YJ First Row: Susan Aeillo,Sandra Hogancamp, Donna George, Jeanne Sutton, Marilyn Weaver,Carol Harrison, Heike Mueller,Laura Sisson, Jeanne Andrews, Grace Bowers, Gloria Cummings, Patricia Miley, Sheila Adriance Second Row: Clarice Bourdette, Nancy Warner, Joan Goodwin, Jean Farr, Connie Kreger, Betty Ann Smith, Sandra Wilcox, Patricia Eig meg, Helen Lewis, Sharon Miller, Marlene Wilkins, Mary Jane Smit , Virginia Gilbert, Judith Hymes, Lois Courtright Third Row: William Gary, James Belz, David Burris, Margaret Gardner, Joyce Kipferl, Robert Brennan, David Balch, John Bender, Norman Wood, Robert Gee, Harold Draper, Charles Jayne, Thomas Tebo, Richard Harrison, James Stickler Fourth Row: Richard Patterson Richard Steadman, Ray Fye, Lewis Stout, Weldon Bliss, Duane Wheeler, Joseph King, William Linder, Lynn Farr, Ronald Fisher, Theodore Davis, Fred Audinwood, James Colegrove Class of 1959 continued Connie Cooper fMrs Paul Kregerj Covington, Lois Courtright QMrs Richard Wheelerl Pine City, Gloria Cu mings Tioga, Pa Theodore Davis U S Navy, Norfolk, Va Harold Draper Millerton, Pa Patricia Eigh ey CMrs Richard Brewery Millerton Emma Jean Farr fMrs Henry McConnell! Dixon Lynn Farr Lawrenceville, Pa CEmplo ed by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post, N Y Ronald Fisher Millerton, Pa CEmployed by Richard Seel Ray Jr Fye Tioga, Pa fEmployed by North Penn Gas Co Margaret Gardner QMrs Robert Harris! Millerton, Pa William Gary U S Navy, Bainbridge, Md Robert Gee U S Air Force, Harlington, Tex Donna George Tioga, Pa fAttending MSCI Virginia Gilbert Millerton, Pa QAttending Jean Summer s Business School, Ehmira, N Y J Joan Goodwin CMrs Robert Gee! Harlington, Tex Carol Harrison Lawrenceville, Pa CAttending MSCI Richard Harrison Lawrenceville, Pa CAttending Penna State Universityj Sandra Hogancamp Millerton, Pa Judith Hymes Tioga, Pa QAttending MSCJ Charles Jayne Millerton, Pa Joseph King U S Naval Air Station, Jacksonville Fla Joyce Kipferl Millerton, Pa CEmployed by Kresge sb Helen Lewis Elmira, N Y CEmployed by Enterprisej William Linder Lawrenceville, Pa Patricia Hall CMrs Francis Mileyj Tioga, Pa Sharon Miller Millerton, Pa Richard Patterson Lawrenceville, Pa CEmplo ed by Ingersoll Rand Painted Post, N Y Laura Sisson QMrs Eugene Hillsj Tioga Pa Betty Ann Smith Nelson, Pa Ma Jane Smlth Lawrenceville, Pa Ric rd Stead an Lawrenceville, Pa CEmployed by Ingersoll Rand Painted Post, N Y J James Stickler Mansfield, Pa QEm loyed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N Y D Lewis Stout Tioga, Pa QHoughton College, Houghton, N Y J Jeanne Sutton Lawrenceville, Pa fAttending Practical Bible Training School, Binghamton, N Y 5 Thomas Tebo Tioga, Pa QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand Painted Post N Y Nancy Warner CMrs Wilford Heaterj Millerton, Pa Marilyn Weaver Lawrenceville, Pa fAttend1ng MSC! Duane Wheeler Tioga, Pa fEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post Sandra Wilcox Millerton, Pa Marlene Wilkins Lawrenceville, Pa fAttending Jean Summer s Business School, Elmira, N Y I Norman Wood U S Air Force, Alaska CLASS OF 1955 Gary Bailey U S Navy Karen Baker QMrs Donald Irwin! Minneapolis, Minn fDental Hygienistj Janet Bender QMrs Raymond Hallj Endicott, N Y Fred Bradshaw Corning, N Y CEmploye? by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post, N Y Janice Brennan Lawrenceville, Pa fTeacher Severn School, Corning, N Y J Helen Burkett fMrs Richard Fosterj Tioga, Pa Deronda Campbell !M s Robert Biarij Elmira, N Y ' o Pac ' 0 Ns Yo ' o 0 M , Pac ' a , og s ' - 0 . . - .I sy, - - , ' ' -Q o . ' Q Heike Mueller : Minneapolis, Minn. rg-H ' o ' , - . 1 ' , . . .5 ' N. YJ ' - - . 0 ' Class of 1955 continued Donald Carman Lawrenceville, Pa fEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post N Y Shirley Collins CMrs Dean Lewis! Tioga, Pa Laurita Cummings fMrs Donald Treat! Tioga, Pa CL8UTiCa B Beauty 3h0PP Herbert Dunham Millerton, Pa CAttending MSC! Kay Fye CMrs Carl Bender! Williamsport, Pa CEmployed by Sylvanla! Davena George Gilsonia, Pa CElementary Art Instructor! Robert Griffin Tioga, Pa fTeacher T1oga Elementary School! Creta Henninger fMrs James Hlllebrandt! Fort Lauderdale, Fla Eugene Hills Tioga, Pa fEmplo ed by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post, N Y ! June Hughes CMrs Merle Preston Nelson, Mary Lou Hymes CEmployed by Capital Airlines! Patricla Kilburn CMrs Edward Wilson! Waverly, N Y CEmployed by Elmira Star Gazette! Shirley Knight Lawrenceville, Pa CEmployed by N Y State Telephone Co Elmira, N Y ! LonaKrebs CMrs Charles Snyder! Lawrenceville, Phyllis Parker Lawrenceville, Pa fph llis' Beauty Salon! Ann Petticrew QMrs Norman Butler! T oga, Pa Jean Rose CMrs Harry Foster! Tioga, Pa Frances Smith CMrs Robert Westlake! Millerton, Pa Ruth Ann Smith CMrs George Burrows! Corning, N Y ! Vernon Stone Tioga, Pa CEmployed b Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post, N Sylvia Terry QEmployed by Sears, Roe uck and Co ! Elmlra, N Y Beverly T1llinghast CMrs Carl Corwin! Germany Lola Van Z1le QMrs Carl Johnson! Lawrenceville, Pa Sheldon West Tioga, Pa CTeacher Campbell Central School, N Y ! La Drue Wheeler Millerton, Pa Virgxl Wheeler Millerton, Pa QEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Corning, N Y ! Virgllene Bement CMrs Harry Miller! Lawrencev1l1e, Pa Melv1n Boom Lawrenceville, Pa CEmployed by Ingersoll Rand Palnted Post, N Y ! Patr1cia Brennan CMrs William Preston! Tioga, Pa Gerald Bryant Lawrenceville, Pa CEmployed by Joy Automatica, Corning, N Y ! Mary Dunham Mrs Maynard Congdon! Pine City, N Y Jean Elliot Mrs James Calderone! Fallisington, Pa Teacher Caton, Pa Lynn Erlckson Lawrenceville, Pa CEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Painted Post, N Y ! Janis Everett CMrs Don Vinsek! Millerton, Pa Mary Farr fMrs Gerald Flynn! Savona, N Y Ilba Garrlson fMrs Jack Brackley! Lawrenceville, Pa Edward Greene U S Army, Italy Loulse Grlffin QMrs Tallie Marsh! Mansfield, Pa Kenneth Harvey Tioga, Pa QEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Pa1nted Post, N Y Richard Hatfield U S Air Force, Labrador Edw1n Heck Tioga, Pa fEmployed by Corning Glass Works, Cornlng N Ray Mann1ng Nelson, Pa CEmployed by North Penn Gas Company! Althea Murphy fMrs Marshall Evans! Millerton, Pa James Norwood Tioga, Pa QEmployed byJIngersoll Rand Pa1nted Post, N Y Wllliam Phillips Horseheads, N Y fEmployed by Ingersoll Rand, Palnted Post, N Y ! Joseph Schoonover U S Army, Germany James Steele Millerton, Pa fEmployed by Remington Rand, Elmira, N Y ! Ralph Wayne St Clair U S Air Force, Ellsworth A F B Rapid City South Dakota Beverly Wheeler QMrs Arland Phillips! Horseheads, N Y John Whxte - Millerton, Pa CMail Carrier, TV Repairman! -- . . . . ' -- . ' 3' Pa. - ' ' - . ' ' ' Pa. '- g . Y U 0 - ' ' , g -' ' 1 ' .YJ CLASS OF 1950 . - - I : - O , . ' ' - . 0. . 0 Ya, 5enl'0r POST SCTIPJKS Director of both of our plays Mr Lewis Our Town, one of Thornton Wilder s Pulitzer Prize winning plays, relates tHe significant events in the lives of the people in a typical small American town, Grover s Corners, New Ham shire At the end, the spectators retained a feeling of nostalgia, for ' this is the way we were in our growing up and in our marrying, and in our living, an in our dying if' PLAYS Charle s Aunt is a delightful comedy about the trouble aunt troub e, t at s w ich two young college boys have when they try tc make their happiness complete through marriage Because of circum nuts come rom,nbecomes a necessary participant in their plans Matters are further complicated when the aunt finds it impossible to keep her dinner date with the boys and their girls, and the boys are forced to get a fellow student to pose as Aunt Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez e merry chase which ensues is filled with fun and laughter for all The play ends very satisfactorily with everyone securing the hand of his chosen one including the impostor ' DD stances beyond their control, Charley's Aunt, ufrom Brazil, where the . Th Sarah Brown Danna Griffiths Doris Becraft Vera Bement Linda Bruce Carole Carleton Sandra Cooper Laura Cummings Catherine Czechowshi Lorraine Davis Dianne Egleston Ruth Hager Bonnie Henninger Diane Taft Janet Weaver W Order of Gregg James Bradshaw Sally Brown Linda Bruce Sandra Cooper Charlene Dav1s Dianne Egleston Beverly Faulkner Ruth Hager Dale Hughes HONOR STUDENTS Virginia Heck Glenn Hughes Margaret Jones COM RCIAL AWARDS Esther Kepple Diane Taft Esterbrook Penmanship 60 words a minute, 80 Bookkeeping, 0 G A W 0 G A O G A 60 words a O G A Esterbrook O G A O G A in Esterbrook Esterbrook minute, 80 Penmanship Penmanship Pen anship Certificate words a minute words a minute Certificate Certificate Certificate words a minute, 54 words a minute typing 60 words a minute, 80 words a minute Complete Theory, Esterbrook Pen anship Certificate, 47 words a minute, typing, Bookkeeping O G A O G A , 80 words a minute 60 words a minute, 40 words a minute tyvins Artists MUSIC DEPARTM NT Blue and Gold Band Awards Glenn Hughes Margaret Jones Richard Jones Esther Kepple Carol Knight Fred La Vancher Charles Miller Special Chorus Cleo Russell Lester Sheive Clara Sutton Dawn Swanson Diane Taft Patricra Thall Larry Van Druff Ann wales Sherman West Esther Kepple Dawn Swanson Carol Knight Larry Van Druff FUTURE HOMEHAKERS OF AMERICA Sandra Stermer Best Home Experience Award FUTURE FARM RS OF AM RICA County Future Farmer Degree State Judging Contest La Verne Friends l958 59 Lyn Daggett Soil Wilbur Allen 1959 60 James Andrus Dairy LETTERMEN Basketball James Bradshaw Phill1p Harris Nolan Heffner Crawford Holmes Charles Miller Sherman West Soccer Barry Baker James Bradshaw Crawford Holmes Richard Jones Charles Miller John Rundell Rpbert white CH ERLEADERS Helen Bartlett letter, megavhone Sharon Bourdette letter Dorothy Drabic letter, megaphone Connie Seelye letter ' S ' 3 ll! 3 IIIP 3 60 . D ' 5 . D Pin don t care what your mother says What's physical about that? SENIOR PIX Let s see, that makes 4,378 pussy willows And it was right here in this very spot Assassinate Ruthie? Library, anyone Please? h I s new h I ' . Then, when the lights went out .... ww' N Away we go! Na-a-a-a this ain't really a birdhouse. A heated beginning, and yet Time for class, back into the lockers Veto P O D What's all thls jazz about other fish in the sea? Open a book, quick' Here comes 1 N Not much plot to this, but the jokes are funny 1 ' la l I, Q- e Most modern calendars mar the sweet simplicity of our lives by reminding us that each day that passes is the anniversary of some perfectly uninteresting event Wilde Sept School started Hello, everybody' Seniors ordered commencement announcements Junlors ordered class rings So Soon? Vacation already? Senlors start campaign to increase reading material in neighborhood FHA planted flowers out front Oct Sen1ors inspect Mansfield State College SCHOOL DAZE Fire? No, Hotrod just slipped Chrrstmas card drive began fHere come the Seniors again D Mrs Butler read a letter to her class Dear Larry , Love , Wynne First yearbook meeting Were we off to such an early start? Teachers listen for a change Who put the extra coat on the windows? Nov Be careful, Mike Smash' The g1rls visited Arnot Ogden Hospital Senior pictures Smile pretty Mr Balch admltted he isn't an Einstein or a Frank Prugh when it comes to math Senior class full of hams Has anyone seen Charley s Aunt? Juniors exchange cold hard cash for class rings We have a brain in our mldst' Glenn Hughes was awarded a certificate for his high score 1n the National Merit Scholarship Test Thanksgiving vacatlon don't be too hard on that poor turkey FHA busy with Crossnore project and candy sale Dec Betty Crocker Test any homemakers in our midst? Flrst basketball game JV's won 29 26 What happened to Varsity227?29 Rlchard III gruesome murder Sherman and Glenn almost made a 'deep impression on Mrs Butler r1stmas program HThe Twelve Days of Christmas Merry Chrlstmas' Has everybody been good? Jan Back to school Dxane Taft Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Sandra Stermer was named to McCa11's Teen Board of Fashions Sandra Stermer received first prize for her braided rug at the State Farm Show Essays due Can it be possible we were told in November? Barry Baker receives NROTC Scholarship . 1 - . . 2 - . ' 7 - 11 - ' . 22 - . . 13 - ' . 15 - . . 16 - ' . . 24- . A 2 26 - . . 29-30 - . 30 - . . 2 - ------- . S - ' . 11-12 - . . 12 - . ' 13-14 - . ' . 18 - Essay contest announced---nJobs for the Handicappedn 19 - . 24 - . ' . 25 - ' - I 27-29 - ' . . 1 - - ' . 8 - ' -- - . ... .. 12 - ' - I 20 - ' H . . 22 - Ch ' - H 23 - ' . . 4 - . 4 - ' - - 5- . 11-13 - 15 - - 18 - . Feb SCHOOL DAZE Mar Apr Ma June 92 Farewell, Mr. Plumskey Welcome, Mrs Batchelder Mrs Snlvely left to prepare for her European tour Bon Voyage what's that on Barry s nose? Coffee pot hot? Senlors had a bake sale Mr Walter blamed two bo s for br1ng1ng some putrid fumes into the school It seems that t e Home Ec g1r1s were cooking Snowbound Not Whlttler s Valentlne party FHA Snow again W1ll it ever be spring? New commercial teacher, Mr Laubach, Comercial course, anyone? Oh well, the old snow was dirty anyhow Seniors go out for yearbook ads what happened to Bonnie s load? FHA Ham Supper at W H S National Merit Scholarship Test Harlem Ambassadors visited W H S Quite a treat' Seniors measured for caps and gowns not too long now The wearin of the green Mrs Butler teaches Beatnik language What's th1s younger generation com1n' to? Mrs Butler borrowed Sharon s perfu e St Patrick's Dance Where were the Juniors? Athletic Department presents Gunga Din Good movie Yearbook deadl1ne I CAN'T be Report cards April Fool' State scholarship examlnatlon Any headaches? Jun1ors serve Wool Growers' Banquet Aren t you glad you d1dn't have to do it, Seniors? Spring Concert We're proud of our muslc department' FHA g1.r1s get practice in modeling :Ln evening fashion show Catch a lot of flsh? Anyway, we re ready for that Easter vacation Juniors present nThe Pass1ng of the Thlrd Floor Backu Congratulatrons, one and all' DlSCI1CC Student Council meeting? May Day Spr1ng really must be here Lovely girls squall1umpt1ous program Gymnastic show any acrobats ready for the Ed Sullivan show El entary music program move over senior band members Baccalaureate Service Memor1a1 Day As we go marchlng Class Day Never knew we had so much talent Omnmencement Are we as happy as we thought we d be? Senior trio Look out w8Sh1UgtOD 29 - . . 29 - . ' , 1 . 5 - ' . 5 - ' . 10 - . K ' '. - - ..... .? 15 - - ' ' ' . 17 - ' - . 19 - - ' . 22 - . - , 25 - . 26 - , ' I 27 - . . . . 7 - . 7 - . . . - ' . 14 - - , 17 - ' . . 18 - . ' . 19 - . . --- . 23 - . I 25 - Vocational Home Ec. seniors demonstrate at Mansfield. 26 - ' I t 2 . 1 - - . ' ' . . 6- i' ' . ' 7 - . ' , . 13 - ' ' - 15 - ' . ' . 22-23 - ' ' - ' 28 - . . . . y 6 - - , . -D . . 13- - ? 27 - an - . 29 - . 30 - ' - ' ....... . 31 - - . 1 - - ' . 6-10 - ' . ' 1 Herbert Middaugh, Eloise Miller, Chester Andrews, Jean Locey, Millie Bliss, Mahlon Bliss OUR MEANS... Howard Hughes, Richard Vanbelinder, Robert Bliss, Laverne Voorhees, Gerald Snith ..-. V A- ilu- -.---1-e-' 23 - Our high school was honored at a dinner in the Penn Wells Hotel , P I Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, on April 25, 1960, when two girls from the Senior Class took first place in county contests Esther Kepple, first place essay on hiring the handicapped, and, Sarah Brown, first place poster on hiring the handicapped TEACHING AT WILLIAMSON HIGH Parody by William Lewis t Z a musical setting from Good News by Ray Henderson Happy are the teaching hours we spent there at Williamson High, All our memories relive our pleasure at Willi mson High But we ve seen success get on its way there, And our hearts are bound as with a tether to Williamson High Here and there and everywhere there s a graduate of Williamson High Living life a credit to the work done at Williamson High Each child becomes a candle bright, A light, 'twill never die, To warm our years when we have gone from the halls of the Williamson High QThis number, written in past tense was presented at a dinner in honor of Mr Russel B Walter, April 25, 1960 J 94 REMINISCENCES Seventh Grade friends new and old and Eldredge Park Eighth Grade gym and dull Ninth Grade Mrs mllirch S 3 Tenth Grade Meckes School of Dance fruit flies in butter science fair hot dogs Eleventh Grade Romeo and Juliet OUR TOWN sigh' Esther showing off again green fingers class rings Mothers'Day cakes Jr Sr Prom Twelfth Grade Richard III Charley s Aunt well' John catches up on sleep sales yearbook quoth the raven, nevermore Esther again potster contstest KSBJ Henry v S 0 0 . 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