Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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F4-rt-i1t't-, Art Adviscr: Hubert Cotuer, llolu-rt lill- lisnn, ldiotnggrzipliy Editor: Carolyn Stall cup. Litcrnry Editor: Bl2lI'ilYll To-vi socintm- Editor: Flmrles Suit-clt-ig Editor- in-t'liict': Nancy Flzlnzlgzin. Art Editor: Dolores Ullrcln N: ' ' ie, 11113 Iloftnmn, Iadx II. Livingston. Editorial Adviser, Stundin:--XVilli:un XVQ-ltr-r. Phyllis Vzunpl - Ile-lcn lit-itint-yer. .lack lircnnatn. Nannn XVolft- Fl ' K . . sic . nn Pe-ard. .Ionn Strayer, Ilulwrt Ynndcgrift, .Io Stahl:-y, Satllv 'l'r:iyn-r. .Imtn Waiters, Phyllis I,:ul1hst-In-r La Memoire Editorial tall The staff of LA MEMOIRE, under the capable uid f ' , g ance o its editorial adviser, Mr. Livingston, and its art adviser, Mr. Ference, and with the full co-operation of the student body, made up this yearbook in an informal fashion. ive feel that in the years to come, it will lie the everyday incidents around the school which will linger in our minds. Working toward a more informal hook, we have effected several changes: a new club section, in which each club is classified according to its activity, and a new arrangement of senior individual pictures. These and all other alterations were made with one goal in mindia book of memories to be cherished liy the class of 748 for all time. Top, Left to Riglit-Clizlrlt-s Swv:-ley, Editor- in-Cliiefg Marilyn Levitt, Associate Edi- torg Carolyn Stull-lip, Lit:-ralry Editor. linttoln. Left to 1iiglntfNuncy ltllllllllilllll. Art Editorg Robert Ellison, l'liotngr:1plny Edi- tor: Jo Stululey, Activities lflditur. First How. Lt-ft to Hiililiff-illlli' Snllcnbergin-r, Durf-nv Mowe-ry, Loraxnal Seigfrie-tt, Assistant Iinsinn-ss Manager: Clzirt-m-0 lieaser, f'iI't'lll2lYi0l1 Mzumge-rg Robert 1'4-tts, Business Manaigcr: Jann'-s Witlivr, Atlvt-rtisinu Manager: Shirley Bard. Assistant K'ir1-ulatiun Mzinagrerg I-'aith Wagner. Assistant Atlvt-rtising Manager: Lu lint- U. Williamson, Business Advisor. St-4-mul IQUNV-lliliilt'l'iIlP Brown. Margarettxl Milos, Gloria Zalnor, Ilaxpline lim-ll, Sara Evans. Tliirnl Itotv-G1-urge Meek. Hichzlrnl IIQ-rritt. Ima- Hog Vlirrell. Lnnnvnt Ilonssexul. La Memoire Business Staff As members of the business staff of the yearbook, each of us knew his task. Our advertising campaign started immediately after school opened and as quickly as our staff could be organized. When the advertising began to show results, about the first of November, the subscription drive opened. Then we all had plenty to do. Each morning, each afternoon, and each night we were hustling in LA Ml-IMOIREZS business office. 309. We should like to express our appreciation and gratitude to the business men of this vicinity Whose loyal and sincere co-operation made possible the success of our advertising campaign and to the student body and faculty for their devoted support and response to subscriptions. Top, Left to Itiglitfiloln-rt IH-tts. Business BI2lll!i:.2'l'l'I .hunt-s Witln-r. Advertising' Mallaxgw-r: I'lnri-ncc Its-:ust'r. Circulation Mnmuu-r. Ilottoni-Lorzann Scigfrit-tl, Assistant Business Mailman-r: Fztitli NVagncr. Assistant Anlvvr- tising: Slzlmiuvr: Sliirln-3' liurtl. Assistant Cirt-nlntion Mauiagu-r. 7 Uairolint- Iirnno, Joyce Dt-ilwlt-r. Kathryn Ilngtn-s, DEDICATIO We, the LA MEMOIRE staff of 1948 d , edi cate this 28th volume to our class teacher MR. BRUCE WINTER. To him, whose under- standing and generous help have encouraged us, whose friendly interest has guided us in ever t'.'k ' ' y as , and Whose efficient leadership has shown ' ' us the way in all our duties, we owe our sincerest gratitude. 8 7 . X f 'X I ZX. .X S O 1 . em N! ' 2 'N WW y WW m 3 . . - 111 111 . 1.-. 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They are primarily responsible for col- lecting the necessary monies to pay for their operation, to elect properly qualified per- sonnel and to adopt such educational policies which will constantly keep our schools functioning efficiently for the best interests of our boys and girls. The members of the Board of Education, serving without salary, devote a great deal of time to this civic duty. These men consider it a privilege to serve the young people in Williamsport be- cause they realize that the training and education which is received in a school system is of vital importance in developing good citizens for Yvilliamsport and our country as a whole. The Superintendent is the administrative ofhccr of the Board of Education. The Members of the Board and the Superintendent extend to each member of thc graduating class of 1948 best wishes and hopes for a successful and profitable career. PAUL E. WITNIEYER, Superintendent of Schools. Sitting, I.:-ft to Right-Earl II. Morris. John N. lluthmell. Dr, t'hurIn-s Il, Ser-lr. lloxvzml Il, Heiny. Vive Presi- dent: George ll. I.a1nmwlf-. President: Mrs. Elizabeth Se-itz. t', Ilownrrl Bowman, Mr-lvin C. Knight, Ilr. Charles L. Yfillllglllllll. Standing:-R. C. Peterinzin, Secretary: Plllll IC. Witnis-yer, Supa-rinlm-mln-nt: XV. 11. Ilough. Tri isnrerg J. llurhe Cnpp, Esq., Solicitor. 14 Administration Said Milton many centuries ago, MI call, therefore, a complete and generous education one that fits a man to perform skillfully, justly, and magnanimously, all the oflices, both public and private, of peace and warf, It has been said democracy and the kind of living that goes with it are not on trial, but on trial are rather the men and women who profess democratic ideals. We hope the training which you have received in our schools has, to some degree, equipped you for democratic living-that of meeting your opportunities as individuals and the performance of your duties as citizens. Some of these duties are to cherish our heritage, to promote the best interests of all races, creeds and colors, to hold fast to our spiritual values, and to maintain our faith in individual liberty and under- standing among men. The faculty extends its best wishes as you move on toward a larger life of chal- lenges and opportunities. L. F. DERR, Principal. 15 2' Q 3 v , ,.,, x, ,, v N, K , pi, 53 , A f M355 W V 3 A W 1, , .X , K ' 928 1,5 Vm ksf Wy. . Q 1 P E 35X 13 Q fi E 'Egg QB Sym ,, Wm iw , wwmwmw WiB H9lMgfHl 1 llkiwk llllslililiiiiililif E I f Ui, qv -gi wig: wmv A ,. ak M ku 75.-if rw 'Rf' ' ' L W AF ., A W? Q .Ei A' ' Y 5 xv Q1 I 'Q Fe 5 7 ff 'Q 7' an ,4 5. f ,1 1 L A . x , . ,MM,,.,,W- A ..,,w,,,..,.z- W fi I 5 fi if ,, I A 5 1 21 5 1 3 W f 9 if YE if ff- 25 J ,I mime. 1 If weak 2' an . if LGS J 3' Mai iw 2 5,57 5 fi Q 2 ' E if ik fx 9 ev:- W iff , X 5 A 2 Y MM? . it , i ,,. At V, , 1 ,, . ,LA . Z I L , go' 5 M I W if fi fr' Q12 2 N525 02993 enior Class of 1948 To THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS or 1948: On an October morning three years ago the task of class adviser was assigned to me in an unexpected manner. The task appeared to be a series of difficult and perplexing jobs with little reward. However, I have learned that the job of being a class adviser has many unusual compensations. I have come to know many of you in a way that is seldom possible in the ordinary school routine. It has been fun to work with you-to plan our class activities-the parties, to choose and develop the Senior Play, to present the Class Day Pro- gram, and to select a commencement announcement in which your class colors were used on the school seal. In every one of the many details involved in your class activities, I have had the splendid co- operation of an excellent group of ollicers and their committees. Some of you have given many hours of service with a schedule already filled to overflowing with extra-curricular activities. It is with a deep feeling of regret that as you leave the halls of dear old high after commencement, our close fellowship will come to an end. I have watched you of the Class of l948 develop from boys and girls into young men and women who will, I trust, carry with you the same zeal and enthusiasm which you have displayed in the three years of your high school life. This is my most sincere wish for each of you--a life of adven- ture,. happiness and success-a life of unselfish service to your com- munity and nation to make this a better world in which to live. Faithfully, BRUCE H. WINTER. NIH BRDCF H NVINTER MHS- ANNA F- MVNAMARA MR. HAROLD J blROEII'lI5NN Cln s fcarller Senior Class Mother Senior Cluss l'1tller 22 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Pat Kelly, Tri-asurerg Doris Ogden, Secretaryg Mr. Winter, Class Teaclierg Jo Stabley, Vice President: Carl Hunter, President. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row, Left to Right-Alice Ulmer, Miriam Butson, Jo Stabley, Doris Ogden, Mar- guerite Szf-ndrey, Mr. B. H. Winter. Second Row, Left to RightfPat Kelly, Clyde Myers, Howard Weaver, Carl Hunter, Gene Brong, Jack Brennan. MRS. YYILLIAM HEIM MII. PAUL QUIGLEY MRS. HAROLD P. FAIIRINGER MR. RUSSELL J. GETGEN Sophomore Cluss Mother Suplioinure Class Father Junior Class Mother Junior Class Father 23 OLIVE MARIE ADERHOLD Stevens Academic LEANETTA D. ANASTASIA Curtin General Glee Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Broad ca st 2, I-. C BETTY JANE ARDELL Janie Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 1. MICHAEL J. ALLEGRUCCI, JR. Hilfe Curtin Ceneral Banrl 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchesa tra. 2: Dance Orchestra 3, 11: Golf Club II: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. RONALD LLOYD ANDERSON nB11lrie,, Stevens Industrial Betlmue-Douglass Hi-Y 2. 3. t, Secretary 3. Vice President 4. ETH EL LOUISE ARMSTRONG Stevens Commercial DORLAND AVERY Stevens Academic Welfare Committee t: Dues Com- mittee 3. MARY ELLEN BADGER Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2: M ov i e Appreciation Club 4: Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY ARLENE BARD Stevens Commercial Color Committee 2: Dues Com- mittee 4: Int Ml-:norms Business Staff t: Cherry mul White Business Staff 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Broadcast 4. ANTHONY CARMAN BARONE ..T0ny,, Curtin Academic Football 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE BABCOCK ujosien Curtin Academic Dues Committee 3: Cherry mul IfVl1il1- Editorial Staff 3. 4: Sym- phony 0l'Cll8StI'2l 2, 3. 4: Dance Or- chestra 3, 4: I'li-Tri 2. 3, L: Broad- cast 2, 3, 4. JOHN HENRY BAKER 'ifacksoni' Roosevelt Academic Student Council 4: Executive Committee 4: La Miznromn Business Staff t-2 Basketball Champions 2. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Chemistry Club 4: Ger- man Club 4: Dl'ilIllEltlCS Club 4: Broarlcast 4. SHIRLEY .IEANNE BARLAND ShirZ', Curtin Academic Cherry and IVliife Business Staff 4: Hi-'l'ri 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3. t: Golf Club 4, Vice President 4: Jour- nalism Club 3: Mural Painting 4. VIRGINIA MARY BARRY c'Cingeri' Rutland, Vt. Commercial Student Council 2: Welfare Com- mittee 2: Executive Committee 3: LA INIIQMUIRE Business Staff 4: Cher- ry and White Editorial Staff 2: Hi- Tri 2: Pep Club 4: Art Club 4: Gym Club 4: Dramatics Club 3: Library Club 3: Girls' Recreation Club 3: Photography Club 3, President 3. fj'f!iL'. I 4 ,iff PHYLLISKLM. 'BARTLOW Lui 1 , Phyl I I Cu tinf' 'I 5 if General iilxlyftiiiiiielztfggli a.n?.L hi-liqrij 2. :sz JK' gi Qlljquilkm My J' ' Li l ' Bw JEAN ANN BAUMER 'iJab Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2. 3. L: Pep Club 4: Art Club 2, 3. l: l'lI0tOKl'1lDlly Club 2. DAPH NE LOUISE BELL ' Pol1y Curtin Commercial LA Nil-.Mllllll-1 Business Stuff 4: Glee Club 2. 3. L: Betliune-Dmiglass Hi- Tri 2. 3. President 2: Pep Club 11 Brozulenst 3. RAYMOND CARL BEST ARDIS EVELYN BERFIELD :.Art,, ..Ray,, Roosevelt General Stevens Acatlelnlc Student Cuuum-il L. Treasurer ll l'lxeL-utive Couuuittee 1: Color Cmn- uiittee 2: VVelf':1re Committee 3: Cln'rry ami Uflliti' lflflitorial Stzlfl' 2: Gleo Club 3. Lg Foutball 2. 3. L: llsisketbzlll 2, 31 Hi-Y 2: .luninr Ruturisiu 2. 1. Hi-'l'i'i 2. 4: Movie Appreeialtiuu Club tx Art Club lt: I,ibr:1ry Club 1. JAMES WALTER BETTS sclilnav nBitsn DOROTHY J. BITTING Roosevelt General Roosevelt General Baud 2. 3. I. Ileeornting Cunuuittee 3: Clwrrll mul lVhife Editorial Staff 2. 3: Hi- 'l'i'i 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: Pep Club L1 Art Club 2. MARGARET C. BLAIR PAUL LARUE BLAIR 'fllurgw Burk RUUSWMT C0mmf'TCl3l Jersey Shore lnclustrial Band 2, 3, 4: Syluphony Orebes- Ushm- 3, tm 2: Bromlcast 2, 3, I.. ROBERT L- BUTZ BETTY JANE BORDER Binks Curtin Commereial Curlm lmluslrlal Ili-'l'ri 2: Current Events Club I. lim f. ,XJ JA ugs IQ 1PrK'Alg7 IAN Stlli A - l i'XCElLlFlIlll' Y :gurl-2: :S eibzlll Cluiuipiuus 2, 3: li-l'5 1:lli Club 3. lg Field. Fnrust. : l Sl'l'l'illll Club I: Dran- lll2llil'N!f' ib L L I PHYLLIS MAE BE JR .4 Stevens Comlmercial Hi-'l'r ' . mtigrrslr y Club 3, Sec' -' I' b l 'lyin Club 1: A' 3 l-. ,I XI ARY ELLEN BELLES Curtin General l,,x Nll'IMOIRl'1 Business Stzltf t: fl,ICI'l'!! mul Whifv l'l1lituriz1l Stuff 2. 3: Dl'illIlJll'lCS Club 3. 1: lirumlvzlst 3. CHARLES W. BOROWSKI Sonny Curtin Academic LA Mmrouus Business Staff 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2: German Club 4. KATHRYN PAULINE BOWER i'Katie', Roosevelt Home Economics Student Council 2. 3: Welfare Committee 2: Dues Committee 3: LA Mmiorms Business Staff 4: I.i- brary Club 4: Photography Club 4. SHIRLEY LORRAINE BOWER Sh1'rl', Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4. DALE VINCENT BOWER Stevens Academic Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4. t , tl . t 1 ' J-, 0 X t f X , Plll YDE 2,0 ' I ' I il Q Curtin ' ad , Glee 3, 4: Choi B I - cast 3. . 4 K x MARY ELLEN BOYER Stevens Academic Hi-Tri 2: Girls' Recreation Club 3: Broadcast 2, 3: Decorating Com- mittee 3. MABLE JANE BRADLEY Sis Curtin General Ili-Tri 4: Library Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club 1: Art Club 4: Decorating Committee 3. ROBERT S. BRESNIGK . Obs Cnr a emic Ba e b 1 on 2? Volley- b l ' s : Che try Club 3. ROBERT C. BROBST, JR. illonster', Stevens Academic Dues Committee 3: Basketball Champions 2, 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: Wres- tling Team 4: Cross Country Team 4. CATHERINE L. BROWN Katie Curtin Academic Color Committee 2: LA Mrznorma Business Stat? 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3: Volleyball Cham- pions 2: HisTri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Movie Appreciation Club 3. 4, Vice President 4: Spanish Club 3, -1: Broadcast 2. 3: Usher 3. 4. N 3 JQCK L ENV If 'NNAN Industrial ulent Co l4' 'g4Yl'l'OSlll9llt 4': Color Com 1 e 2: Executive Committee 3, : lax Nlicmoiuri Edi- torial Staffk, Tech Iii-Y 2, 3: Broadcast 3. 4: Usher 2. 3: Key Club -1. JANET MAREE BRION Klaus, Stevens Academic Student Council 2. -t. Executive Committee 4, Secretary 4: Party Committee 3: Secretarial Commit- tee 2: Stamp and Bond Committee 2: Cheerleader 2, 3. 1: Basketball Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. Cabine 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Dramatics CI 22 Br4izr p6 GENE EKIERY B N 'iGene7 Sheffield, Pa. Academic Student Council 3, 4, President 4. Executive Committee t: Senior Ex- ecutive Committee 4: Dues Commit- tee 2: VVelfare Committee 3: Broad- cast 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Sym- phony Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Dance Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4. DAVID S. BROWN 'iBro1unie,, Curtin Industrial Tech Hi-Y 2. 3. s CHARLES ROY BUTTORFF Curtin Industrial Tech Hi-Y 2. 3. -1. CHARLES CAMPBELL 'iffharleyi' Stevens Industrial 'BETTY LOUISE CAPPELLI acappyv Curtin Commercial Baud 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2: Broadcasting 2, 3. 4. PEGGY ANN CASSON Curtin Home Economics Dues Committee 2: Home Eco- nomics Club 2: Library Club 2. 3: Broadcast 2. OW DAVID WILLIAM BROWN ..Bug3,, Stevens Industrial ERMA RUTH BRYAN '6Ruthie Curtin Home Economics Library Club 3: Broadcast 2. NATALIE I. BURWASH Natch Stevens Academic LA Mnxuoms Business Staff 4: Hi- Tri 2, 3, Cabinet 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Dra- matics Club 3. ALICE ANN CADMAN ..Ah,, Washington, D. C. General Senior Dramatics 4. VINCENT A. CAMPBELL Vince, Curtin Academic Dues Committee 3: Cherry and White Editorial Stail' 2, 3, Business Staff, Business Manager 4: Glee Club 2: Basketball Champions 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Executive-'Committee 4: German Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Matti Engineers' Club 4: Broad- cast 3. 4: Band Concert Business Stat? 4. TONY THOMAS CASALE Castle Curtin General Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 4: Basketball Champions 2: Volleyball Cham- pions 2. ROSE MARIE CENDOMA Curtin General CAROLINE ANN BRUNO Carol Roosevelt Academic LA Mmrornrz Business Staff 4: Glee Club -1: Pep Club 2, 4: Photography Club 3: Library Club 3: Broadcast 4. ALYCE MARGARET BURD ..Al,, Stevens Academic Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 4: Drzimatics Club 4: Gym Club 4: Swimming Club -1: Hockey 4. BIIRIAM E. BUTSON Milli Mi Stevens Academic In Mmtoimc Business Staff 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Welfare Committee 3: Refreshment Committee 3: Sec- retarial Conunittee 2: Executive Committee 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. Cabinet 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Broadcast 3: Football Usher 3: Library Club 4. DOMINICK CERASO ujvickv Curtin Industrial GEORGE EYERETT CLINE Roosevelt Industrial W Future Fznwm-rs uf Amerivn 3. I. Sl'Cl'QI2ll'Y tl, I. BEVERLY AY COL Curti al Ili-'I' ' -: Pep Clu 2: ibrury Club : 1'li0h1g:r:1phy Club -L I vu g I vast I.. .IACK BENEDICT CLARK Clarky,' Curtin Industrial 'IR-1-h Hi-Y 2. Il: Archery 2. PHYLLIS JEAN COHAN 'fPhi1', Stevens Home Economics Glec Club 3: Hi-Tri 3: Pep Club 2: Library Club I: l'I10t0,2'r:1 hy D Club I: Debaiting Club ZS. Sevretnly 3: Iil'INllI1'5lSI' 2. ELIZABETH ANN COLE HBEHBM Curtin General Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 2: Library Club I: Idmtugrapliy Club 4. RICHARD SEELEY COLLINS 'iDir'lr'i Curtin Academic lfnotlmll 1: Volleyball Channpions 3: Ilusketlmll Chznnpiuns 3. sb 'Ll D EL ' EY ' . .i11fNfN5I5J Curtin Industrial . Track 3, 1: Tech Hi-Y 2. . I N! W ,lf LOUISE CONNELL l Irish', fi ,lnseplfs Academic lli-Tri 3. I: Pep Club fl. R. .IOANN CORSON Curtin Academic Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, t: Aviation Club 2, Secretary 2: Pep Club 2: Dranmtics Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Usher 3. t. W ROBERT DUANE CONDON Hlrislzv Stevens Industrial 'I'ec'b Ili-Y 2, 3, t: llru:ult':lst 3. ALBERT EDWA RD CONKLIN GAF, Curtin Academic VVQ-lfzire f'Olllllllt't0k' 3: German Club. President 4: llmsult-:1s't 4: Cninlnenvenient Page 2. MARGARET E. CORSON agabsv Stevens Academic Spanish Club 4: Usher 3. I. I V I f . JOYCE ARLENE CORTER glow Curtin Academic Glce Club 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2: Library Club 2. 3, t, Treasurer 3: Broad- ORSI 3. 1. 4 6 ELEANOR ANN CYBULSKI 'iArch Roosevelt Commercial Glee Club 3. t: Hi 'l'ri 2. 3. A. JOYCE DAIILGREN ..T0by,, Curtin Commercial Welfare Committee 2: Dues Com- mittee 3. 4: Clwrry and White Bus- iness Staff ti. t. Circulation Manaa gel' L: Hi-Tri 3: BI'0?l1lt'ilSt 1. KENNETH WAYNE DANGLE 'lKer1nie,, Rm-sevelt lntlustrial Dues Cnminittuc -lv. WILLIAM l'IIlLlP DARLING 6'I'hily' Monroe, Michigan Academic Cherry and TfVltite Business Stall' 4: Glee Club 1: Hi-Y 4: Choir 1: Broadcast 4: Quartet L. THOMAS A. COULL Tarun Curtin lnclnstrial Art Club 3, 4: Gym Club 3. 1. DEAN B. CUMMINGS Curtin lndustrial DOLORES MAE CFIRCHOE .4 ollyn Curtin Com ercial Student ' 'il 3: VVelfii n mittee 3: JA 1 Mm IRE ' starr .I-: Cl Try Hd 'Exit usines Stall' 3, 1: Hi- i 2 3: Bmyli Club 3: Drama 'a lb 2, 3: Pep Club 2. Treasur 2: Librar Club 2 3 1, Presitlen L. FRANCES A. DAGGETT 'gfrann Elizabethtown, Pa. Hume Econ. Hi-Tri 3: Pep Club 33 -Hume Eco' nomies Club t. Vice President 4. JAMES WILLIAM DAHLGREN ::1J0ggie:: Curtin lndustrial TOL'll Hi-Y 3. WAYNE EARL DANGLE uJfIA'1:'i, Stevens industrial lfnutball 2, Manager 2, 3: Basket- ball Manager 2. 3. 1: Tech Hi-Y 3. SAM DOUGHERTY ..D0C,, Curtin Industrial t Basketball Champions 4. MARY KATHLEEN CROHSE Kaflzy,' St. Joseplfs General Glee Club 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 1: Dra- lll2ltlf'S Club 2. -t. H. PEARL CUPP Roosevelt Commercial Bnncl 2. 3. L: Hiffri 2. W. LEE ROY CURRELL 4 - U e O oodx iQgELL X Curgn .1 K General Q -nrx, LA Nlminum lfusinass Stull' 1: Clterry mul White Business Staff li 'l'ravk 2: Basketball Chznnpinns 2, ti: Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Dancing Club 2. 3: Debating Club 4. W, 94 General A It E me usiness Staff 41 Hi- ri 2: b ry Club 2. 3: Photogra- lly Clu , Vice President 3: Gym Club 3, : Art Club 4: Pep Club 2, 4: Dramatics Club 3: Hockey 4. . DEIBLER ,' lx ROBERTNQEF. IBhgZ5J B ' i Q Stevens ' - cademic Glee l h 3, 4: Hf- 2. ,jg THOMAS W. DEMPSEY ..Demp,, Stevens Academic .Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball Cham- pions 2: Basketball Champions 3: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2: Math Engineers' Club 2: Photogra- phy Club 3: Nature Study Club 3: Dramatics Club 2. 2 . , ' HMQVQQVMWQHQR apeggyn Roosevelt Commercial Cherry rmd White Business Staff' 4: Library Club 4. B HD E.MiEITRICK f. ev QX.ev t ,Av ljdademic Dues Committee 4: Band 2. 3. 4: mphony Orchestra 3, 4: Broad' f6GJ'Ll1f1.'LIf VITTORIO DE PARASIS K ..ViC,, N Curtin Industrial ,I X ,I 3 Lt! ' I -' v X , ' jx . 'w I' J, ...L p : J GEORGE THOMAS DESAU Salty Stevens Academic LA Mizmonm Business Staff 4: Band 2: Track 4: Chemistry Club 3. 4: Photography Club 4: Gym Club 3. ANTHONY RAYMOND DGIEN ..T0ny,, Curtin Industrial LOUIS J. DIMARCO Louie,' Curtin Academic Cherry and I'Vhite Editorial Staff 4: Chemistry Club 2, 3: Photogra- phy Club 2. WILLIAM P. DUGAN Billy Stevens Academic Football 2, 3, 4. Captain 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Basketball Champions 3: Volleyball Champions 2: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3. NANCY ANN DETTLING Nan,, Stevens Academic Scrap Book Committee 2: German Club 3, 4. ERNEST T. DIEFEENBACH Ernie', Stevens Industrial CATHARINE ANNE DUGAN Katie Stevens General LA MEMOIRE Business Staff 4: Current Events Club 4: Pep Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Hi- Tri 2. LAWRENCE DUNN Larry,, Roosevelt Industrial HOWARD A. ENGEL Howdie St. Mary's Industrial XIV A' . X ae. . 3' . gi I' DORIS JEANN'E ETTERS Roos pl! I 5' General f ... I G1 Club 3. 4: Volleyball Cham- pions 4: Basketball Champions 4: Gym Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Choir 4: Broadcast 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE FAWCETT Stevens Academic Student Council 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Girls' Recreation Club 3: Broad- cast 4. MARGARET C. FELIX Stevens General MARY ELIZABETH DURKEE '6Mickey Curtin General Hi-Tri 2: Library Club 2, 4: Phn- tography Club 4, Secretary 4. RICHARD SAMUEL EGLI Killer Roosevelt Academic LA Mr-imoms Business Statf 4: Basketball Champions 3: Hi-Y 2: Track 4:' Basketball Champions 3: Cross Country 4: Wrestling 4. ROBERT LEE ELLISON ..B0b,, Stevens Academic Student Council 2. 3. 4. Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 2: LA Mmronua Editorial Staff 4. Pho- tography Editor 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2. 3: Wres- tling Champion 2: Junior Rotarlan 2, 3, 4: German Club 4: Broadcast 2, 3: Usher 3. ROBERT JOSEPH ENGEL Babu St. Maryis Industrial SARA 'MARC ET 1-:VANS Nt., gg ly!! Curtin 4 Commercial Student cil 2: Dues Commit- tee 2, 4: LA nivroimg Business Stall' 4: Cherry a White Business Staff 4: Hi-Tri , Library Club. . growth wi Q P . I 1-Tr 2 P Hthb 2, 4: togafa- C b : ym C u ' rary Club : t Club : ey 4. RUTH ALICE FELIX Felix,' Roosevelt General Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 4. MARY LOUISE ECKARD Marti, Hepburn Township Commercial Library Club 3. 4. F. LOUISE ELLENBERGER Roosevelt Home Economics Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Photography Club 4: Library Cluh 4. DONALD E. EMIG GDM., Stevens Academic Football l, 2, 3, 4. x -X, as ? x-24, swlclba CICRALDINE FENSTENIACI I ICR TIMOTHY JAY FERGUSON Germ , Fergie,' Stevens AC2:ltlt'IlliC Curtin . Academic llund 2. 3. li Symphony Orelles- Football 2. 3. iz Volleyball Chain- tru 2. ss. 1: Imnce ilu-In-sim 2. :l. niuns 2: Gvm Club li: lfichl. Forest. 1: Ili-'l'i'i 2: lhozlrlezist ll. NURAIA JEANNE FESSLICR HLAUTINU Roosevelt Ceneral llnnd 3. I: Sylnpllony Oruliestrzl 2. 3. I: D:inee0rel1estrn L1 Hi-'l'ri I1 llrznnnties Club tg Movie Appre- Cliliillll Club lt. KA'l'IILlil5N JOYCE l7lSClllfl'l nKHfE:, Curtin Connnenzial Ili-'l'ri Ji: Pep Club 2: Art Club L and Streznn Club 1. DAYID EDWARD FINK 'ilfitlllrzilzv Ruusew ell lndustrial Student Couneil 3. NANCY LOU I SE FLAN A CAN Nan St. .losepllis General Student Council 2: D1-eoratinn Connnittee L: l,.x Arllilllllllla l4Idit0rizll Staff 4. Art Editor l-: Hi-Tri 2: Ihwnlmtivs Club 3. 1: Movie Appre- eintinn Club ii: Public' Speaking Club 3. ' LOIS EILEEN FLAYHART Stevens Academic Student Count-il 3: Cherry rrnfl VVI1ite l4lditm'i:1l Stuff t: Hi-Tri 2. 3, I: Librzlry Club 2. 3. lt: Chemis- try Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 32 Usher 3, li. LILLIAN MAY FLUMAN MLW, Roosevelt Academic Color Connnittee 2: Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club t. 'l'l'ensurer 1: Current Events Club L: Movie Appreciation Club L M ETHEL t LBlER .. visw Curtin an Academic WV0lt'z1re Connnlttee 2: Band 2. fl: Symphony Urcliestm 2. 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 2. 3. L: Hi-Tri 2. ROSE MARIE FORMICA 'SR0sie', Stevens Commercial Hi-'l'ri 2: l'up Club 4. BEYERLY JANE FLOOK 4'Be1: Roosevelt General Ili-'l'ri 3. 1: Girls' Reerezitiun Club :iz Art Club ,tg Movie Appre- riution Club L. R0l'SIiR'l' L. FOLIAIER ..B0b,, Curtin lndustrial Student Council 31 Dues C rnnnit- tee 3. , If ' qjvlnl Qc W'll..l..lA M F. FOOSE Biff, Roosevelt Aeadelniu tilee Club 3, lg Br aft-:ist 1. ! . i -l, ' F Clk , ll iw g Q V i i N Sll H A ENE FORSIIAW 'ff Sissy , Slef' ns Commercial Student Council 3: Band 2. 3: llznive Orchestra 2. 32 Hi-Tri 2, 3: Gym Club 'Lg Pep Club 1. DOHANCE , FRYM LRE: JR. A ..- . . .- CurtR'ijt'y i LNUTDIISETCRIF 11- PKK 1'- -F. Dugs 'Coiimiittee 4: 'l rack I: Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Y 2: Gym Club 3. 4. JACQUELINE GAY CARDNER 'flaclriev Roosevelt Academic Hi-Tri 2, 3, 1: Gym Club 1: Dra- matics Club 4, Secretary l. ' ,i RISON if . Curtin ' Academic Decorating Committee 3. it Jun- ior Rotarian 2. 3. 1: Field. Forest. and Stream Club 2: Photography Club 2: Broadcast 2. JAMES MONROE GEHRIG, JR. ujinzu Curtin Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, -i: Chemistry Club t: Field. Forest. ami Stream Club i. CHARLES HENRY FORTNER '6I'ete,' Stevens Academic Football 2, 3. t: Basketball 2. 3. t: Junior liotarian 2: Nature Club I-1 Math ldnginecrs' Club i. DELBERT LAMAR FOWLER Del Curtin Industrial Track 3. MARJORIE RUTH FOX Marge, Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Gym Club 3: Library Club 4: Photography Club t. MARY E. GALLAGHER .:Red,, Curtin Academic lHi-'l'ri 2, 3: German Club 3: Pep Cub 1. PAUL C. GARELL 661,-.33 Roosevelt Academic Student Council .tg Entertainment Committee l-: Cherry mid IVI1ite Editorial Staff 3: Band 2. t: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3. 1: Dance Orchestra 2, 3. at-: Golf 2: Hi-Y 3: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2: Junior Rotarian 2. 3. L: Debating.: Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 2. ROBERT E. GAWRYLA G'Pol0ck Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 2: YVelfare Coma mittee 2: Broadcast Technician 3, l: Usher 2. ARTHUR H. CETCEN Gelch7, Roosevelt Industrial Basketball Champions 4. Q O JEAN 1 ME ' 'gCrir'lfet,' ,lt Commercial W : Gym Club 3. 4: Pho- tog Club I: Library Club 1. ff l I JOHN WARREN FOWLER ' ,5Hmry,, H ,L-WJW4 Roosevelt Academic Glee Club t: Track t: Wrestling L: Wrestling Champion 2: Field, Forest. and Stream Club 2: Pho- tography Club Ai: Math i'illf.'l'lll0l'l'Si Club 3: Debating Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Pep Club 2: Nature Study Club 3. ALMA LOUISE FR AHM HSN, Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Dramatics Club 4. itw SARA LOUISE GIACOMI Roosevelt General Ili-Tri 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 4: Usher .i. L LEROY S. GLEASON ..Abe,, Bordentown Military Institute Industrial Future Farmers of America 2. 3. 1. A f 'gl J ! flARCAi ET B. CoLDY Y i'Marg Roosevelt Academic Secretary 3: Student Council 2: Color Committee 2: Stamp and Bond Committee 2: Glce Club 3. t: Chccrleafler 3. 4: Hi-'l'ri 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 2. 3. 1. Prcsiclcnt 4: Gym Club 3. DANIEL CIRARDI Dann Curtin Academic Glee Club 4: Football 1. 2. DOROTHY MAIE GLOSSER Dany Roosevelt Academic Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2: Entertainment Committee 3: Play-readinaz Committee 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4. Cabinet 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Gym Club 3: Broadcast 2. 3. 4: Usher 3, 4: Hockey 4. LYMAN M. GOOD Lemons, Stevens Industrial Big Bill WILLIAM II. GOODELL. JR. Curtin Industrial .IOAN E. GREINER Curtin Academic Invitation Committee 2: Welfare Committee 3. t: Cherry and Iflzifv Editorial Staff 2. Business Staff ll Ili-'l'ri 2. 4: Pep Club 3: German Club 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Broad- cast 4: Usher 3. 4. ,Ii LD RIER HSH 0 ,qt Stevens -.C mic Student Councl : Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchest , 3. I, NORMA LOUISE CRIMES Curtin General Band 4: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 4: Pep Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Dra- matics Club 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3. IIELEN VIRGINIA GRAY STUD! Stevens Commerical Hiffri 3: Pep Club 4. ANN RIIOADS CREICO Stevens Academic Invitation Committee 2: Execu- tive Committee 3: Student Council 3, 1. Executive Committee 4: Cher' ry and IfVhife Editorial Staff 2. 3, t. Literary Editor 4: Glee Club 3, t: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4. Vice President 4. Cabinet 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3. t. Vice President 3. 1: Movie Ap- preciation Club 3: Broadcast 2. 3: Class Song Composer 4: Quill and Scroll 3. ROY KENNETH GRIESS Stevens Industrial Dues Committee 4: Student Coun- cil 3: LA Nlmioma Business Staff 4: Band 2. 3. 1: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2, 3. 4. NANCY LOUISE GROW Nanci, South Williamsport General Drum Majorette 3. 4: Band 3. 4: Etiquette Club 4. LOUIS E. I-IARGENRADER St. iNIary's Academic Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2. EYELYN MAE IIARTRANFT '4Evie Curtin Home Economics Hi-'l'ri 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4. LESTER C. HEILNIAN, JR. Elsie Stevens Academic DCl'llF21flll',I Committee 3. L: Cher- ry and TfVhitf' Editorial Staff 3, L: Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Y L: Field. Forest. and Stream Club 2: Dramatics Club 4: Commencement Usher 2. NANCY JANE HEIM Stevens Academic Band 3. 4: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3, L: Dance Orchestra 2, 3: Hi- Tri 2: Broadcast -I. SHIRLEY ANN HABBEL Curtin Commercial Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3, L: Dramatics Club 2. L: Pep Club 2: Movie Appreciation Club I-. LOUIS F. HAEFNER ..Red,, St. INIary's Industrial Student Council .Lg Usher DOROTHY LEE HAMEL Damien Roosevelt General Clierry mul VVhite Editorial Staff 2. 3: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, ti Hi-Tri 2: Movie Appreciation Club LL: Art Club 2. NANCY L. HARPER ..Nuny,, Roosevelt Academic LA Mi-zxromri Editorial Stat? 4: Bowling Champion 3: Basketball Champions .Lg Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-'l'ri 2, 3, L: Hockey L: Dra- matics Club 2: Gym Club 3. L. Sec- retary Il: Photography Club 3. DEAN COSTE HAUSER Costa, Roosevelt Industrial Welfare Committee 4. ELLEN LOUISE HEINI Heimy,, Curtin Academic Play-reading Committee L: LA Mmioimz Business Staff 4: Clzerry and White Editorial Stall' 2. 3, L: Photography Club 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Pep Cluh 2, 3, -L: German Club 3. L: Press Club 4: Mural Painting L: Quill and Scroll 3. B. GEORGE HERLT Roosevelt Academic Welfare Committee 2: Football 2. 3. 4: Math Engineers' Club 4. Vice President 4: Gym Club 4. Treasurer tl Field. Forest. and Stream Club 23 Debating Club 3. NANCY I. IIACKENBERRY 4'Nan Curtin Academic LA ltllciuolmz Business Staff L: Hiv 'l'ri 2. 3, L. Cabinet ti. L: Pep Club 2: Dramatics Club 2. 3. L: Gcrinan Club 3, I. REBECCA HALPRIN 'lliccfryi' Curtin General Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. L: Hi- 'l'ri 2. I-g Drzimatics Club 2. 3, L: Pep Club 4: Current Events Club 1, Vice President L: Broadcast 3, 4. YVILLIAAI I.. IIAXINIERSTEIN HSIIII-Hys, Roosevelt Industrial Tccll Hi-Y 2. DEAN A. HERNIAN Hoiman. Roosevelt Academic German Club t: Field. Forest. aml Stream Club 1: Chemistry Club -1. ANNA JANE IIESSERT Janie Stevens Academic Entertainment Committee 2: .lew- elry Committee 2: f'lwrru mul White Editorial Staff 2. ii. in Glee Cluh 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, I.: lli-Tri 2: Dra- maties Club 2: Broatlt-ast 2. 3. I.. LEON RICHARD HILL i'Noolr Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2. 3. tl Volley- ball Champions t: Hi-Y t. RICIIARD A. HERRITT DICK, Roosevelt Academic LA DIICRIIIIRF. Business Staff 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Cap and Gown Committee I: Dues Colnmittee 2: Tech lli-Y 2: Archery Club 2: Spanish Club t. Vive President t: Dramatics Club t: Broadcast 1. Curtin Ac ' Il ie Glee Club t: Hi-'l'r1 ..'4: Dra- maties Club 2, 3: Broat 't 2. I. DORIS HELEN HILLE Dodee,: Stevens Commercial Hi.-'l'ri 2, 3, 4: German Club 3: Movie .Xpprec-iation Club ri: Library Club 3, t. L. LUCILLE HINKAI. 4'Cl1z1bby 7 Curtin Commercial lli-lri 2. 3, I: Pep Club 2. .L I, l ibtetrv Club I I . A . I l. GEORGE I IINSTON Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 1: Dues Commits tee 3: Color Committee 3: Decorat- ing Committee 4. CLARA MAE HOFFMAN i'Dutchie Curtin Commercial Pep Club 1: Current Events Club 4. NANCY LOUISE IIOFFNIAN Curtin Academic Student Council 2. 3. 1: ldxeeu- tive Committee 4: Dues Committee 2. 3. t: I..t Nlmtomu Editorial Stat? L. Copy-reading Editor 4: Clwrry and VVIIH1' Editorial Staff 2, ti: Hi- 'l'ri 2. 3. I.: German Club 3. t. See- retary-Treasurer t: Girls' lteerea- ., tion Club Ji, Secretary 3: Football Usher 3, L. ALAN ' inlf' ' Curli rf 5 lqlcadt-init: ent Couneil tg Track 3. -ti HI- 3: Gym Club Ii: Chemistr, Cltxx L. President I' Junior ltotar Cl J 2. 3. 1. K I ' . . l I 7, Curtin Basketball Ch: p' .' L: Vo '- ball Champions 2. -t. lli-Y 2. 1 Field, Forest. and r :m Club 2, .L: Gym Club l.. See ts ry I.. Wi ' BIXRJ E A I ' Bl. I fat. 'W ' C 1 mercial a. ketball Cham ons 2: Pep Club Movie Appret-tation Club L: Girls' el-reation Club 3. IIAROLD EUGENE IIOLLICK Mcerzei' Curtin lnflnstrial Student Count-il 3: Dues Commit- tee 2: Entertainment Committee 3: LA NIICMUIRE Business Staff tt: Cher- ry mul IVl1ift' Business Staff 2. 3: Commencement Cslter 3. SHIRLEY l.. HORNRERCICR 'iShirlH Curtin Commercial Hi-'l'ri 25: Pep Club 2: Art Club I. KATHRYN LOUISE HUGHES Katie Roosevelt General LA lWEM0lRl'I Business Staff L: Glee Club L: Hi-Tri 2. 3. L. Cabi- net L: Pep Club 4: Debating.: Club 3: Drannatics Club L. JOYCE ANN HUCHSON Curtin Commercial Draunzltics Club L: Pep Club L. JOHN L. HUNSINCER Roosevelt Academic Band 2. 3, L: Syinplnmy Orrlivs- ll'2l 2. Il. 4. SARA JANE HOLLOPETER Tillie Stevens Academic Cap :intl Gown Connnittee 31 Teller 3: Clivrry mul IVI1ife lflcli- torinl Stuff 2: lli-'l'l'i 2: Dl'illllZlflL'S Club 2. L: Pop Club L: Spanish Club L. EVELYN LOIS HOOVER E'vie,' Stevens Home Economics Glen Club 3. -L: Hi-Tri 2: Broml- en St 2. DELORES MAE HORN Lsnoea Roosevelt Academic Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. L. PEASLEE HOSKINS Pease,' Curtin Academic Clierry mul White Eilitorinl Stuff 2. 3, 4: Glec Club 3: Hi-Tri 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Ilmlmlties Club 2. 4: Germain Club L: Broznlenst 2. 3. L. BETTY JEAN HUCHSON Curtin Commercial Draunatics Club L: Pep Club 1. t .L- N'V' JOHN SE .YQ UI? G, JR. . Cy Curtin E L iydemic . . I ' Stutlenl Council :wists etbnll 2. 3: Volleyball Cbauup 1 is 2. L: Bus- ketbaill Cluunpions LX: Hi-Y 2. 3: DI'illllZlllCS Club L: German Club 4. Vice l'1'esitlent L: 'Brmnleast ri. E , KJ' CARL M. HUNTER Roosevelt Academic President L: 'Treasurer 3: Execu- tive Committee 3. L: Student Coun- cil L: Football 1. 2, 3. -L: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2. 3: Broadcast 3: Junior Rotarian 2. 3. 4: Field. Forest. and Streznn Club 2: Ninth Engineers' Club 2. ROSE ELLEN HOLMES Roosevelt Academic Clll'I'I'?l and VVhife Fltlitorial Staff 2. 3. L: Banrl L: Symphony Orches- tra 3. L: Hi-Tri 2. L: Drzunntics Club 2: Broznluzist 2. I. GEORGE B. HOOVER Curtin Academic Party Committee 3: Cherry and T4'l1ife Editorial Staff 2: Hi-Y 2. 3, L: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2, 3, L: flll6lIllStl'Y Club 2. -L: Broncl- east 2: Usher 2. JACK LIONEL HORNBERGER nHorny,' Curtin Academic Band 2, 3, L: lD:1nvc 0l'CllE'SLl'5l LL: Broarlenst 2. 3. L. JEANNE LOUISE ICKES Curtin Commercial Ili-Tri 2, 33 Pep Club 2. 33 Drae matics Club -l. .IEAN LOUISE ISBELL .ilzzyu Slevens Academic HiA'I'ri 2. ti. t: Football I'sber ti, I: Library Club 2. 3, 1: Chemistry Club 33 Movie Appreciation Club 31 Current Events Club lg Usher 3, I. JAMES DAVID JAMISON HJIIIZ7, Stevens Industrial Welfare Coinniittec 3: Student Council tx IIA Mriiuomrz Business Staff 1: ll1'llllIIlt'AD0lI lSlNi Hi-Y 2. f 3. . Treasurer 3. Prcziclent 4. ,J . S QCA STELLA LOGAN JENKINS '4Bro0lr1yn Curtin General Library Club 3, Tl IOMAS MARTIN JUDD S'l'a11'e7' Curtin General Volleyball Champions 23 Ili-Y 2, ff: Pu-lcl. Forest. and Stream Club L: Press Club I. RIC NAN UL- C oslon. Mass emic Clwrrll and life Editorial Staff 4: Band : Track 3. I: Ili-Y I: Movie Appreciation Club 3. Secretary 31 Broadcast II: Key Club I. NORMA LEE KEEFER Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2, 3, -I: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Movie Appreciation Club 4. I MERRILL V. JOHNSON cfllzlc-'ii Roosewll I Industrial JOAN CECELI A KAPLAN Hfoalzivv Stevens ACE1llt'llllC Scrapbook Colnniittee 2. 33 VVQI- fare Connnittee I: Cherry mul IVIIHQ lflmlitorial Staff 2: Symphony Orc-liestra 2, 3. 1: Dance Orchestra 2. 3: Hi-Tri 2. 1: Aviation Club 2. Vice I'rn-sirlent 2: Cbeniistry Club 4: Broadcast 2, 3. HUGO S. KATES UI-Ianlrv Curtin Academic Glee Club 3. 1: Ili-Y 2. 3. I. CHARLES ALVIN KEELER HChzzclH, Curtin Industrial 9 gues Committee 2: Tech Hi-Y .JOHN PATRICK apaf, Stevens Academic President 3: Trezlsurer 4: Exec- utive Committee 3. 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3: Football 1. 2. 3. l: Basket- ball 2. 3, 4: Track 2: VVrestling Cluunpion 2: Drnmatics Club 4: Broaulenst 3. 4. SYLVIA JEAN KILPATRICK Sibby,, Roosevelt Academic Student Council -4: LA Mmiminf: Business Stull' 4: Librury Club 2: Glee Club 3: Dramnties Club 4: Spanish Club 4. JAMES AI. KITCHEN 'gKitch Roosevelt Academic Press Club 4. VIRGINIA LEE KOHLER ncennyv Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4: Pen Club 2. 3. 4: Library Club 4. LYLE WAYNE KEELER saBug:a Curtin Academic tllee Club 4: Brozult-:ist 4. DONALD R. KEENER UAF, Stevens Academic Basketball 3, 4: Track Manager 3: Basketball AI2ill2lg8I' 2: Volley- ball Clialnpions 4: Broaclt-:ist 3. RICHARD F. KELCHNER Dick Stevens Commercial Hi-Y 2: Journalism Club 3. RUTH MARIE KEYS Stevens General Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Current Events Club -4: l'ep Club vt: Movie Appre- ciation Club 4. JULE LOUISE KING Stevens General Ill-Tri 2. 3. -fjttfiffi L' A, 1, GEORGE CURTIS KLINE, III Curt Curtin Academic Dues Committee 2: Executive Committee 2. 4: Teller 3: Cherry und IfVhit1f Editorial Staff 2, 3. 4: tllee Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2. 3. -4: Ili-Y 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4: German Club 3. 4: Gyin Club 3: Choir 2. 3. 4: Boys' Quartet 2. 3. 4: Broadcast 2. 3. I: Key Club 4. HARRY FRANKLIN KRIZAN '4Fran.lf', Curtin Industrial Archery Club 2: Art Club 4: Gym Club 4. ARTHUR C. KEENE. JR. 'iKiller Curtin Academic Foutlmll 2. 3: '1'r:n'k Team 2. 3. -4: llzlsketbull Clialnpiuns 4: Volley- ball Cliampinns 4: Wrestling 4. GERALD KRISE KEHLER 'lG6rry'i Stevens Academic llztntl 2, 3. 4: Syinphcniy Orvlies- tra L. 3. 4: Dance Orchestra L. 3. 4: limzulezist 2, 3. 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH KELLY fcpatv St. AIary's Industrial Stumlent Cuunm-il 3. BARBARA LOUISE KUNTZ Barb', Curtin Commercial L.t Nlmiotnt: Business Staff 4: Hi- 'I'ri 2, 3, tg Pep Club 2: Drantaties Club I.: llot-key tt. NORMALEE RUTH LAMBERT 4'Lee Leei' Stevens Academic Band 2, 3. I: Ilroatlc-ast 4. I PHYLLIS ANNE LAUBSCHER HPhyl Stevens Academic Student Council 2. 3: Welfare Committee 2: Int lNll'IM0Illl4I ltlditorial Staff L: f'lwrr1f and IVl1ite Editorial Staff 2: Ili-'l'ri 2. 3. I. Cabinet 3. tg Drainaties Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Broadcast 3: Teller t. I ROBERT S. LA CERRA ..B0b,, Curtin Industrial EDWARD LANCASTER g'Moosic', Curtin Industrial Basketball 2: Basketball Chain- piuns 4: Tech Ili-Y 3. DORIS COLLEEN LAYLON Hllodiev Stevens Home Economies GEORGE G. LEIDHECKER MBIHIH Roosevelt General Fo tall 2. 3. t. r ARILYN P. LEVITT 'cPuss,' Academic 2: Cap and VVelfarc Coni- Editorial t: Clzvrry 'i'l'ri 2, 3: Club 2: Pep Club 2: ft: Journalism Club Scroll 3. t. RA NCES ANN LEWIS i'Annie',' St 'Jens Academic H1-Irt 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 3. 'lg Dra- mties Club 2. 4: Seeretary-'l'1'ea- surer 2: Pep Club 2. 3, L, President 3 Broadcast 3. 1. WILLIAM STOLZ LINK 6'Bill,' Roosevelt Academic Field. Forest. and Stream Club 2: Math Engineers' Club 2. 3. 4: Chemistry Club 3. 4: Debating Club 3: Public Speaking Club 3. WILLITTS EARL LICNHART '4Wi1lieU Curtin Academic Basketball Cllillllpllllli t: Volley- lwlll l'lt'nnpiunw L' CVIII Club t ' lisvv HSM H Curtin . Ae eftic ball Champions 2 . ' 'lub Draniatles Clu 4: fvjn Club 4: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 3. 4. Basketb: l t lamp' s :pulley- ' 1 intl: tx COLLEEN C. LIDDIC J Curtin Commercial Student Council 3. -tg Executive Committee tg Library Club :ig Field. Forest. and Stream Club t: Movie Appreciation Club L HAROLD S. LIVERNIORE L'Deweyv Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 3, 4: Teeb Hi-Y 3. :W MYRON M. LUDWIG lIepburnville. Pa. Industrial PEGGY LOUISE NIAITLAND ..fgg,4 1 y Curtin tv, ' nrhfagleniic Cap Bud' Gmivn Com ittee 4: In- vitatio Committee 2: Decorating C011 tee 3. I: Clwrrqf and IVl:ife Edi nrial Stat? 2: Glee Cligp 3. I: Hi-Tri 2, 3: IIIIQIIIISIT' ,lub 2: R1'0rule:Ist 3. I.: NIlll,!'I'I'JlIllIIIll,L2' I. VX ' 'NIA , KIANIOLEN 'ilffarshv Stew ns Academic Student Council I: IVelfare Cunt- mittec 3: SYIIIIJIIUIIY Orcliestra 2, 3. I: Hi-Tri 2: Chemistry Club 2. il: Drnln:1tivs Club 2. I: Current Events Club I: IIl'U2l4Il'JlSI 2. RALPH F. MARCH, JR. HRM: Curtin Industrial WvUIf8l'I3 Comm ittee 2. tw' I .IOYCE ANN LIVINGSTON Lime Curtin Academic Iiep Club Current Events Club I. Sem-retatry-lrensttrer I. DANIEL MONROE LOCKARD l luky'7 Roosevelt Industrial Dues Committee 3: VVelt'm'e Conte IIIIIIIE' I. ROBERT EDWARD LONG HBob,' Stevens General Glee Club 3, I-1 HiAY 3. I: Fieltl. Forest. :ind Stream Club 2: Gym Club 3: Debating Club Il: Movie Ap- preciation Club 2: l'luItogrupluy Club 2: Nature Studs' Club 3 -god' DONNIS LORRAINE LYNN 6'D0nniv SS-+-'ik' Curtin General A rt Club I. SALLY CATHERINE MALNER Sal Curtin Academic D unltin Committee 2' Clee 0 ' '2 sr . '- Club 2, I: Hi-Tri 2: Brozule:lst 2. 3. I: Choir 3. 4. VIRGINIA K. MANVILLE njmnya, Stevens Commercial Ili-Tri 2. 3: Library Club 2. 31 l'ep Club 4: Art Club I: Gym Club 3. lj l'lumtng:r:1plly Club 3. I. CARI. WILLIAM MARSIIALL 'Il'0rlfy Curtin Industrial Ruud 2. 3. I: Tcelt Hi-Y It. THOMAS ll. LIVINGSTON 'LT017z,, Curtin Industrial EVELYN ELOISE LOCKCUFF ..SiS,, Roosevelt Home Economics tilee Club 3: Hi-'l'ri 2. Sl I IRLEY MAE LOWE Shamnkin, Pa. Academic Student Cuuneil I: lli-Tri 3. I: I.IIll'ill'y Club I. RAYMOND A. MARSHALL '4Waho0 Curtin Industrial Tech Hi-Y 3: Arclu-ry 2. ROBERT M. MCCONNELL MRM., Roosevelt General Student Council 2: Bond and Stump Counnittee 2: Arullery Club 2. Treasurer 21 Pllotogrupliy Club. Trc:lsurer L: Debating Club 4. JOSEPH BURK Mt-N AMARA 'fllacu Stevens Academic Color Connnittee 2: VVell'z1re Curin- mittce 3: Clwrrgl und l1'hite Ecli- toriul Staff 2. ti. 4. Editor 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. l. Vice President I.. lflxeeutivc Connnittee 3. I: CIl6llllStI'y Club 3. 4: Debating Club 3: Gl'l'lll2lIl Club 1: Press Club VL. President l: Cinn- IIIEIICSIIIEHI llslier 2, 3: Quill unrl Scroll 3. MILDRED JEANNE MARTIN Mickey', Stevens Qeneral Band 3: Glee Clnh 13 Hi-Tri 2. 3. L. Secretary 4, Cabinet 3, ft. BEATRICE E. IVICCLOCKLIN 'iBeatie,' Roosevelt Commercial Ulwrry mul Hfhitz' Business Stuff 3: Glee Club 4: Drsunuties Club 2. DALE MQPHERSON iliac Roosevelt Industrial l..x NIl4IBIllIIIl'I Business Staff 4. GEORGE EUGENE MECK Stevens Academic Decorating Connnittee lg LA M144 MOIIKIC Iitlitorizll Stnif I-1 I..x Mr:- Monuz Business Stntf 4: l.'h1'rry mul IVI1itr' Editorial Stuff 41 Hi-Y 2. 3, 1: f'll0llllStI'y Club I-: llrnlnzltics Club -tg BI'UlllIl'ilSt 3 Mural Paint- N NORMALEE L. MESSNER Roosevelt Commercial 111 ' 3: Pep Club 1: Art Club NAPDl'CCI2ltIOIl Club -1. nntt L If ttl . , 3 l H - mittee 1 Ch 'J tl , Irie E - 4 its tb l Ch 1 2 ll 1 lg t finodftf J Stevens f.. W Aca er . Student Ct Ill 'l'I'l4.i 14 'wuti nn- ' ee L' 'o ' ' li ee, Dues DORIS MARIE MENZIN ,' Cllllllllltt 3 . '-rt-:1 ' ff Coin aff , .i.'4, .IDIIIH :.' : ' lions. ' : G ee T ,, , Tyil. 3, 1. ne -1: . For 'E1nd- trfu Club 21 Cl bf.: Drain ' ub 2. 4: I irl. ' Recreation r 3: Current Eve! Club 3: Bro cast 2. 3, 4: JOUIYIIEIIISIII Club 3 Quill and Scroll 3. LIONEL JAMES METZGER Stevens General Volleyball Clminpions -tl Etiquette Club 4: Drninutics Club -L: Debating Club I-. ME ZGER ademic Council Club and R A JEAN MILES Jeannev Academic I.. .lmio 1 Business Staff -I: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Br dcast 2, 3. 4. JAMES ANDREW MIELE , .slimy Curtin Academic Cherry und White Business Staff 3, -1: Journalism Club 3. CARL JOSEPH MILLER '6BlondieU Roosevelt Industrial Stamp and Bond f'0lIlllllIt68 2: Tech Hi-Y 2. 3. ,V , K JA N E MONTGOMERY i'J11nie', Curtin I A fmic I , lmiomr: lil s' - ., !'l a' 1 i rlitorlal S .1 p ,lul 3. 4: ni? IIHYIILN Clubkkk ' ion Club 3: Moy . 1 lation Club l. ,4sX GLORIA ,EAN MORRIS .. why., Roosevelt QQ 'I General Pep' Ch All It: Mole Abgrfciaa tion Cub 4-gmlfieltl. 'oN,sI,-Klint Stream 'lub 1ArtxX,ub 2: Xiym fwkuw IX' A, 1 .f N I I 1 I PEGGY LOUISE MUFFLEY if-luljeggy Loun Cuftihzl Commercial !,'l1er'1'u rrnfl Whitfl Editorial Staff 2. 1: Glue Club 2. 3. li lli-Tri 2. 3. iz rep Club 2: llramatics Club 2. el-1 Broadcast 2. ti. 4: Choir 3, -L: llsller 4. CLYDE HARRY MYERS Roosevelt Industrial YVelfare Committee 3: Executive Committee 4. EL I NOR LOUISE MILLER asisw e Academic K . mint ' mpion 3: Basket- ' Cham ' 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4. :inet 33 G. n Club 2, 3. -ig Dra- ics Club 4: l'ep Club 43 Avia- ion Club 35 Hockey 1. PEGGY LOU MILLER apegv Roosevelt Academic Basketball Champions 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3. -L: Gym Club 2. 3, -lg Dramat- ies Club 2. 3. 4: Aviation Club 21 Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN MINNICK Stevens Commercial I-Ii-Tri 21 Pep Club 2. 4: Photog- raphy Club 3. 'I'rea'1rer 3: Art Club A . We A LOIS B. MOORE 'gPepper Curtin General tilee Club 2: Art Club 1. DORENE LARAE MOWERY Shorty Syracuse, N. Y. Commercial LA Mmromr: Business Staff 4: Library Club -lg Movie Appreciation Club lt. RUTI-IELLA MAE MURDOCK Falls Creek, Pa., Home Economics Library Clulr 3, 4. MARY MYERS Roosevelt Home Economics Broadcast 2. ab NORMAN ANDREW MILLER 'ilvazzw Stevens Academic Gym Club 1. WALTER FLEMING MILLER nBuzzy'7 Stevens Intlustrial RITA HELEN MIT 'L 'Wilch' . Curtin Acarlgfh' Invitation Committee 2: Decorat ing Co ' ' I Q C nm' mmittet 2 Du s or 1 tee 3. Lg lux NIIGINIUIRPI lislitori. Staff ft: Clzvrry mul White liclitor' l Yr ,X Staff 2. 3. 1: Hi-Tri 2. 3. l. Ca 3. 4 Club Club ing Chemistry Club 2. :Sz Gyau K 33 Library Club 4: Spanish' -lg Broadcast 3: Mural Paint VI. PAUL PALMER MYERS PATRICIA ANN NAUGHTON SgP!llllI7Il'f,, 'IPIZIU Curtin Illflllslfial St. ,Iuseplfs Home Economivs llzxskvtbull Cluuupiunw I. Hivrri 2' 3. Art muh H Hmm, nivs Club 2. CHARLES WILLIAM NEECE NI. MI I 'IA NEVIUS Charlie A iLzi,LX Curtin Industrial Stevens ' Iommercial Dues CUIIIIIIILIQK' 241 Stumlt-ut Cunu- Stucle C nvil L l'ri 2: Pt-p 4-il 2. l b 2. ll ub I It I I 1 I I .IOSEPII ,-XRTIIIIR NEWNIXN PATRICIA ANN NEWTON - NJUF.. upattv E I glewn, qgmnlral Curtin flummervial 5 lhlwkt-tlmslll f'll3llllDIOIl4 I JOHN THOMAS NICOLOS1 LENORA F. NORRIS '41'e1rillo glee Slew-ns InmluStrial St. ,Iuseplfs Ce-nvral Sturlcnt Council 2. I. VV1-lfztre Couunittco 3: I.ibr:lry Club ii: 1'lumto,2r:1pl1y Club 3: l't-p Club I: Art Club I: Hyun Club li Iluvkoy I. I IRENE I ISQOECH .R DORIS ELIZABETII OGDEN iewx ..Do,, CurtinA Kc mmercial Roosevelt Academic Hi-Tri 2: Pop ClullQ 2: Library Secretary 1: Dues Cmumittec 2: Club. 'ruun rar 1: Movie Appreciu- Ext-clltive Illllllllllttill' I: Glee Club tion C b I. 3, I: Cbeerlcauler 2. 3, I: Basket- , bull flll2lllllblOllS 4: Ili-'I'ri 2. tl. I. Cabinet 3. 1: Fieltl. I-Wwrest. :Intl Strn-:nn Club 2: IIl'Il2lfli'JlSt 3, I.: llnvkvy' I. GERALD DALLAS OWEN EDWIN ROSS PAINTON, JR. .cjerrnyn ..Ey6S,, Roost-wlt Industrial Stevens Academic l+'uutb:lll 2. 3. I: 'l'r:u'k 2. 3: Nu- turo Club I.. .IOANN PAINTON BE'I l'Y PAULINE PALMATIER HTUVSU Rnosvvelt Commercial Cllftm Academlc Ili-'l'ri 2: Library Club 2, 21. 4: mee Club 3, I: Hi-Tri 2. :sg Pep V011 flub 2- Club 2. 5 JE AN BERYL PECK Stevens Commercial Library Club I: Movie Apprecia- tion Club I. JOSEPH H. PEC IK uPeler', Curtin Academic German Club I: Current Events Club 4. Wll.l,lAfNl L. PENMAN Bill Roosevelt lndustrial Executive Conunittce 3. JOIIN J. PETERS ..DUrk,, Stevens Academic Student Council 2. 3: Glee Club 3: Football 2. 3. I: Basketball 2. 3. I: Track 2. 3. I: Field. Forest. und Stream Club, President 2: Csber 3. .X MARY ELSIE PALMATIER Roosevelt Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 2. I: Art Club L: Movie Appreciation Club 4. JOANNE l ARKER me bt ve cademic I . ' I , I , 4 - 3 T T , J i , ll I 4 ' mini 2: Dues Coin- 1 e c l mul White Edi- 'ial Stu -1. Hand I: Symphony Orchestra 2 S, I: l,l'2llll1ltll'S Club 3: l'rt-Ss C b VI: llrozulcnst 2. 3. I-. SHIRLEY A. PAULHAMUS Polly Curtin Academic LA Nllihllfllll-I Business Stuff 4: Glee Club 3. t: H1-Tri 2, 3. I: Girls' Rec! rezltiou Club 3. I: Drnlnntics Club 2. 3, I: l'ep Club 2: Aviation Club 3: Brozulcnst 3, 4. I 'hs . lr JOAN BEVERLY PECK Stevens Connncrcial Library Club I: Movie Apprecia- tion Club I. JOHN J. PELLIGRINO ,Iohn.ny', Roosevelt Commercial Cllr'-rr!! mul Whitt' Editorial Staff I: Current .Events Club I-: Movie Appreciation Club 4: DYIllll5llll'S Club 1-. JACK J. PERIL Shamokin, Pa. Academic Student Council I: Clll'l'l'!l and IVl1if4' Editorial Staff 4: Hi-Y Ex- ecutive Connnittee 1: Wrestlngz I: Chemistry Club I: Press Club I. ROBERT BURNETTE l'lC'l'lCRS I.'1u'ly', Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 2. 3. ANTHONY BIICHELE PAOLA Roosevelt Academic Decorating: Clllllllllltii' Ig f,'ll!'I'T1l and VVIIH1' Editorial Stnil' I: Glce Club L: lfootbnll I, 2. 3, I: Fi'-ld. Forest. :ind Stream Club 2. 3: Math l'ill,2'llll'0l'S' Club 2. 3: llroznlcust tt: Choir I. RICHARD DONN PARSONS 65BllSS,, Curtin Academic f'lll'l'l'!l unrl ll'l1ifz' ldclitorinl Stafl' 3. I. Art bltlitnr I: Glcc Club 3. 4: Football 2. 3: Tennis 2, 3, I: Hi-Y 2. 3: Mutb l41ng:ineers' Club 2. I. '1'rQnsurer I: Gym Club 3. I: Field. Forest. :ind Strezun Club 2. Treat! surer 2. ELSIE ANN PE .A RD Curtin Commercial Dues Connnittee I: l,.I N'I Bll!llll'. Editorial Stuff I: Glee Club I: lli-Tri 2: Pep Club 2: BI'0ilflCllSt 3. 1. BERT GERALD PETTS 'QBUIW Cur 'n X c emic Dues ,onunittee 3: A IIFMOIRE Bus' s Stn' 4. B Il s Alilllil- L Tent' 3 ' Executive 'cn mittee 4: . .1 neers' Club 2. . 4. S ' et' 'y Cjni Club 3, 4. 'ice Pr Sl it , Prqsiflent I.: eltl. Forest. ml tream Club 2, 3: llrozidcast 1: y Club 4. DAVID PHILLIPS uruetrifloii Stevens Industrial Party COllllllltl0C 3. ll Band 2. 3: .1 OR ROIETTI ' Industrial l .. , Ilnnce Orchestra , 3: Teller 4. DONNA LOUISE PFEIFFER Curtin Academic LA INIEMOIRIC Business Staff -1-2 Glee Club 1: Hi-'l'ri 2, 3, 4: DTHlIl2ltlCS Cl11b 2: Pep Club 2: Broadcast 2. ROY B. PORTER Kilmy', Curtin Industrial Color Conunittee 2: Student Cunn- cil 2: LA lNImn1i1ug Business Statf ft: Usher 2, 3. VVILLIAM PROTASIO Bill Curtin Industrial Welfare Ctllllllllttee 2. VIYIAN .IEAN RAMBO Vivi Monaca, Pa. Academic Student Council 3: Band 4: Hi- Tri 3: Dranmtics Club 3: Girls' Gym Club 3, 4: Broadcast L. SHIRLEY A. RAYMOND 'iShirl,, Curtin Commercial B:1nrl 2. 3. 4: Syn1pl1011y Orches- tra 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 4. . CLAR REASER 'Rear oose ll Academic St u C0 Cu-nu ' ee 4 eil 4: Entertainment INTICINIOIRH Circula- tion '1 4: Cherry 111111 IVhife Editu l tail' 3: Band 2, 3. 4: Sy1nplu111y Orchestra 4: Junior Rutnrian 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 1: Dran1:1tics Club 4: Etiquette Club 1, Secretary-'l'rensurcr 4. RAE LOUISE REEDER Stevens Commercial Glee Club 1: Hi-Tri 3. 4: Cl1oir 4. X- R A VT UNER D arg , 4 Stcv X General ll P11 l I' ti ra ' 1 Movie Ap ire- . '0rest. and St 1 2' ' rnuin Club 3. 11 D ' C l 1 1 cizitiuti Cl PERRY M. REARICK Curtin Industrial GEORGE HIRAM REEDER, JR. Roosevelt Industrial Foutbzill 2, 3: lluskethzill 2, 3: Gym Club -1: Arcliery Club 3. ROBERT REEDER Snuffy,' Curtin Industrial VVelfare Culnuiittce 3. 0 L90 ,ff NP ROBERT Ill RITCHEY ..BUb., sevelt Industrial Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 3: Decorating Committee 3. 4: XVclfare Committee 4: Student Council 3, 4: Junior Rotary Club 4: Usher 2. 3: Teller 4. ,, LAMONT E. ROUSSEAU agudv Stevens , A emic Dues Col I 'tt 1 . : Ent r llllyffgllt Committe ' A Mmm! 4: usiness Staff 4: . i- , 3, 4: .I 'or Rotary Clu 2. ' Math 'nzile rs' Club 2: Fi . rest, a r St .'m Club 4. Preside ., : Gym Cluh 3, 4, V e Presiclen . . JAC IOgEFI LL I Y, f 4: XMISSQQ. oo I Academic , lf Gel tlliggez 2: LA ME- Mol ' z 4: Track 3. 4: .lun an 2, 3. 4: Math Engi- neer l 2, 3: Field, Forest, and Stre C lb 2: Debating Club 3. Treasurer 3: Chemistry Club 4. Vice President 4: Public Speaking Club 3: Etiquette Club 4, President 4: Cross Country 4: Usher 2, 3. FREDERICK I. J. SANDER ..F-red., Stevens Industrial Football 2, 3, 4: Tech Hi-Y 3, 4: Etiquette Club 4. :Furl Su-flew . EDWIN LEWIS REISH HELEN MAE REITNIEYER HE-dn GKUW, Stevens Academic Curtin Academic Student Council 2: Decorating Student C uncil 2: Entertainment Committee 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Foot- Committee Teller 4: l..x Nlminmr: ball Manager 2. 3, 4: Field. Forest, Editorial Sta 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: and Stream Club 2: Gym Club 3. 4: lfli-'l'ri 2. 3: Choir 2, 3, 4. Secretary Math Engineers' Club 2. 3. 4. Presi- 2. 3. 4: ggoadcast 2, 3. 4: Chapel flent 4: Stage Manager 2, 3. 4: Key Aeeompa 't 2. 3. 1. 7' Club -4. ' . lv W Y I ROSE MARY E. REUSTLE JEAN WIN IAN RICE- '4Rosie!' 'aCizlc', Roosevelt General Roosevelt Commercial Band 2, 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 4. SI-IELDON I. RICE TED EUGENE RICII Shabby Twin Roosevelt Industrial Stevens Academic Welfare Committee 3. G-yin Club 4. JAKE ROUSH njakev Hollidaysburg Academic Glee Club 4: Football 4: Field, Forest. and Stream Club 2, 4: De- bating Club 4. EDWARD P. RUDINSKI Chip Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 2. 3, 4. Executive Committee 2, 3: Basketball Cham- pions 2, 4. TERRY F. SAMPSELL Stevens Industrial Student Council 2: Junior Ro- tarian 4. LYNN PHILLIP SANTSCIII 6'Santch', Roosevelt Academic Field, Forest. and Stream Club 2, 3, 4: Math Engineers' Club 2: Chem- istry Club 4. FREDERICK C. SCHAEFER Fre1l,, Curtin Industrial ABilrlk0tllilll 2: Basketball Chalm- P10115 ti. RICHARD A. SCHREIBER Dirlc', Stevens Academic Billlll 2. 3. 1: llunce Orchestra 3. I: Ili-Y 3: llrosulvust 3. I. JOAN L. SCIACCA 'ifo Annfi Curtin Commercial Stump and Bond Committee 22 LA NIHNIIIIRIC Business Staff it-: Clnfr- ry mul White Business Staff 3. il: Basketball Champions 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Library Club 4: Drnlnnties Club 3: Gym Club 3. L CARL B. SCHREIBER Toughie Roosevelt Industrial Basketball Champions 2. t. FRANCES SCIACCA Francie Curtin Commercial Bund 2, 3. L DAVID A. SCOTT Scotty,' Roosevelt Industrial Archery Club 2. : W l DORETTA ANN SEAMAN Stevens General I'lwrry mul White Editorizil Stntf 3: Pep Club L: HI-Tri L MARY ALICE SENNETT Stevens General Hi-'l'l'i 2, 3: Pep Club 3. 1: Field. Forest. and Stream Club t: Movie Appreciation Club ti. Secretury-'l'rea- surer L JOHN ROBERT SHAIBLE ..B0b,, Curtin General Basketball Champions 2: VVres- tling Champion 3: Golf 3. 1- DOROTHY LOUISE SHANK Dotlie', Stevens Academic Deeorating Committee 3. I-: LA Mmvtomr: Editorial Stull' l: Cherry mari White Editorial Stuff 2. 3, 4: Art Editor L: Hi-'l'ri 2. L: Broad- cast 4. ERfVlA MAE SEITZER T00f' Curtin Commercial Student Council 2: VVelfzire Com- mittee 2. 3: LA All-,lVllllRI'I Business Stuff ti Hi-Tri 3, iz Pep Club 1: Field. Forest. and Stream Club I: Movie Appreeintion Club t. QILLIAMZSIIADE, JR. BUF Stevens Academic 'l'ruek 2. 3, el: Wrestling Chum- piou 2: Hi-Y 3. 1-. Executive Com- mittee tz Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2. 3. 1: Gym Club 3. 4: llroud- east t. LAURA GRACE SHANGRAW Curtin Academic Glee Club ll Hi-Tri 2. FRED SIIARAR Roosevelt Commercial Current Events Club 1, President -1. , : il ' if-:xml--1 1,1 1555 M4-f 'ftp , , :Mtg Z W C . ,. -. ,. -5 .mffh EVELYN E. SMALL i'Evic,' Hepburnville Commercial Library Club Il. ig Pep Club -tg Dramatics Club t. DOLORES LORAINE SMITH Snzitty77 Stevens Academic Glee Club 4: Ili-'l'ri 2. 3: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2: Avia- tion Club 25 Pep Club 2. GERALD LEROY SMITH ..Jcrry,, Muncy, Pa. Commercial Grylll Club I. ROBERT LEWIS SMITH Sn1itty', Curtin Industrial Refreshment Connnittee 3: l,.t Ml-:Morin-1 Business Staff 4: Usher 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE ANN SHEBEST Chzzr,' Roosevelt Commercial Basketball Champions 3: Hi-Tri 1 2 Kun Club 3, -t: Pep Club l-1 Movie Appreciation Club 1.. ALTON LEWIS S IIOLDER Lewie', Roosevelt Industrial LORANA M. SIEGFRIED Rainy,' Stevens Commercial LA ltlumoma Business Staff -tg Welfare Committee 23 Hi-Tri 2. BOYD H. SMITH, JR. 'iSmitty', Stevens Industrial l..t Mi-Jxiotm. Business Stall' al. EDWINA MARQUEEN SMITH Queenie,' Stevens Home Economics Hi-Trl 2. CRAYCE MARY SMITH Sn1itty,, Curtin Academic Ili-'l'ri 2: Pep Club 2: Aviation Club 2: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2: Etiquette Club 4: Dra- lll3ltlCS Club 4. ROBERT W. SMITH Smitty Curtin Industrial Welfare Committee 3: Dues Coln- mittee 41 LA Ml-1Momi: Business Staff 1: Golf 3, 4: Broadcast Technician 3, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN SHIEF ccshiefyas Stevens Academic Student Council 2: Color Commit- tee 21 LA lbIIilNl0IRI'1 Business Staff 4: Basketball Champions 33 Hi-Tri 3: Pep Club ft: Current Events Club 41 Movie Appreciation Club 4. NEIL H. SHOLDER Fuzzy Curtin Industrial Secretarial Committee 2. NANCY ANN SILVAGNI ..Nan,, Curtin General Band 2, 3, -L: Symphony Orches- tl t 'l l h I 5 i JAMES W. SNAUFFER BETTY M. SNYDER ohm-, asnyderv Stevens Industrial Stevens General Hi-Tri 22 Art Club 4. NANCY LOUISE SNYDER EILEEN MAE SOBER St. Mary's Commercial h uTi'lkn Etiquette Club 4: Journalism Curlm Commercial Club 3' Student Council 4: Welfare Com- mittee 3: Scrapbook Committee 2. 3: Hi-Tri 2: Art Club 2. LYNN WESLEY SOMMER EUGENE ROBERT SPITTLE Wellsboro, Pa. Industrial uskipv Curtin Industrial Color Committee 2. 'nw CARL LEROY STABLER Curtin Academic Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Math Engineers' X . Club 2: Field. Forest. and Stream ,XX A Club 2. 1: Chemistry Club 4. CHARLES J. STACHOWSKI Catchy Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 4: Basketball Champions 4: Tech Hi-Y 2. 5' , few -aids 4 BARBARA JANE STAPP fa- Babs,' Curtin Home Economics Entertaimnent Committee 2: Wel- fare Committee 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Library Club 2. 4: Home Eeo- nomics Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 4. MAX L. STIBER Stevens Academic Student Council 3: Football 2. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 3: Chemistry Club 3: Field, Forest. and Stream Club 2. 4: Math Engi- neers' Club 3. H. JOANN STABLEY :flow Curtin Academic Vice President 1: Color Connnit- tee 2: Executive Committee 4: Lit RIEMUIRI-2 Editorial Stall' l. Activi- ties Editor 1: Cherry mul White' Editorial Staff 2. 3: Ilaske'ball Champions 3. t: Hi-Tri 2: Aviation Club 2. President 2: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2: Pep Club 2. CAROLYN RUTH STALCUP HSalty,' Stevens Academic Student Council 4. Executive Com- mittee L: Party Committee 3: Dues Committee 4: Teller 3: lax NIHMOIRH Editorial Staff 3. 4, Literary Editor 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Ili-Tri 2, -1: Aviation Club 2: Pep Club 2: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2: Girls' Recreation Club 3: Broadcast 3, 4: Usher 4. ALFRED GEORGE STEAD Steady', Curtin General Tech Hi-Y 3. 4: Art Club 4: Fu- ture Farmers of America 2. 3. GLORIA ERMA STIFFLER Muncy, Pa. Academic Welfare Committee 4: fllee Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Choir 3, 4: Broadcast 3, 4. JUNE M. SULLENBERCER Stevens Commercial LA All-ZMUIRI-I Business Staff 4: Hi- Tri 2. :iz Pep Club 4: Library Club 4. DOUCLAS JA MES SWAN Su:unie,, Roosevelt Industrial NIARGUERITE E. SZENDREY Reef, Stevens Commercial St cnt Council 3, ec ary 4, E' tive 'Ol mi ge , ,xecutive Coml itte' , 'ita ' n Commit- tee L crry an lite Business Sta ., -4, dvertis g Manager 4: Pep Club it Presldtnt 2: Dramatics ul 3. Secretary-'l'rea- surer 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Gym Club 3, 4: Broadcast 4. ll:1sketb:N li .' 3: lfliffri 2: - J . IIELEN MARIE TENIPESCO SGTFIIIDU Roosev? 'N N, Confgercial .TM 2: , f:'A ',,A- ,p ecliatE:i1fCll1?1IIBlgl WML D ROBERT ALLAN STINE ..B00g,, Curtin General Dues Committee 2: VVays and Means Committee 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Usher 3. JOAN MARIE STRAYER Roosevelt Academic Welfare Committee 2: Party Com- mittee 2: Entertainment Committee 3, 4: LA INIHMUIRI-1 Editorial Staff 42 Glee Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 2. 3. -4: HiA'l'ri 2, Il, 4, Cabinet 4: Hockey 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2: Pep Club 2: Girls' Recreation Club 3, President 3: Broadcast 3, 4: Usher 4. H. J. STROEHMANN, JR. Frosty', Curtin Academic Executive Connnittee 3: Track 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2, 3. 1: Photography Club 2, 3: Gym Club 3: Quartet 2: Choir 2. 3. 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. SULLIVAN Trouble', Roosevelt Industrial Football Manager 2: Tech Hi-Y 2: Art Club 4: Gym Club 4. CHARLES C. SWEELEY Chuck, Stevens Academic Color Committee 2: LA Maiuonw Editorial Staff 4. Editor 4: Cherry and IfVhite Editorial Staff 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Dance Orchestra 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4. Executive Committee 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3: Chemistry Club 3: German Club 4: Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID HOWARD Driven Roosevelt Track 3. 4: lland 2, Orchestra 4: Broadcast JOANNA MARIE Hloaniei' Roosevelt Glce Club 4: Library Broadcast 4. TAYLOR Academic 3, 4: Dance L TESTA Academic Club 2, 3, 4: MARCUERITE PAT STOPPER apatw St. Maryls General Etiquette Club L CARL DA VID STROBLE 6'Butsic Stevens Industrial CHESTER E. STUTZMAN Chef, Curtin General VVelf:1re Committee 2: Glee Club 4: Field, Forcst. and Stream Club li. CLINTON B. THOMAS Clint Stevens Industrial Jewelry Committee 2: Usher 2. My X v PATRICI-A A 4 OBIN . , z bt , rrs X , J-'Academic B: : Syrup ny Orchestra 2: Has ball Champ: ns 3: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Cabinet 3. I-3 llramatics Club lg Broadcast 2. 31 Hockey it. JOHN M. TOMLINSON Curtin Academic Band 2. 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 3. L: Chem- istry Club 3: Math Engineers' Club 2: Junior Rotary Club 2. 3: German Club 4. ROBERT A. THOMAS f'W1.nef Curtin Industrial LA lVlr:Mo1m: Business Staff 4: Tech Hi-Y 2, 3. it: Gym Club -tg Broadcast Technician 3, 4. JAMES A. TODD .7-ods Stevens Academic Basketball Champions 3: lieth- une-Douglass Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Art Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES PATRICK TOOLEY 'Toolheadi' Stevens Academic Student Council 1: Welfare Com- mittee 2: Field, Forest, and Stream Club tg Photography Club 4. ROBERT E. TOROK MARGARET LOUISE TOTI ..B0b,, sapeggyvs Stevens Industrial Roosevelt Commercial Art Club : fiym Club 4. LLA NN TRAPANI SALLY ANN TRAYER upeanutu Stevens Academic Curtin Commercial Dramatics Club 1. BETTY I. TREASE Stevens General HARVEY W. TRESSLER. JR. Rollo Curtin Industrial lvrestling Champion 3. Student Council 2, 3. 1. Vice Pres- ident t, Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 3: Invitation Com- mittee 2: LA NIHSIOIRE Editorial Staff tg Golf 3. I-3 Hockey 4: Bas- ketball Champions 3: Pep Club 2: Gym Club 35 Broadcast 3, 4: Usher 45 Teller 4. ELTON TREESE, JR. Arcadia, Pa. Industrial Tech Hi-Y 2. 3. L, Vice President lg Archery Cluh 2. D. PAUL TROISI Generali, Curtin Commercial LA IWEMOIRE Business Stal? 4: Glee Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 2: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2, Secretary 2: Math Engineers' Club 2. 3. 4: Pub- lic Speaking Club 3: Broadcast 3. A NN ELIZABETH VIEDEFFER Annie'i I Stevens Qfunmercial l' ' ' CII 2' ll.F'1st, f-,tor ff up 1 ti' MN fi?ELMA VON NEEDA uferzriyv Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2. E. FAITH WAGNER '5Fr1'1l1', Curtin Commercial Student Council 2, 3: Dues Coln- mittee 3: Welfare Committee 2: l.,x Nlmiornu Business Statf 4. Assistant Advertising: Manager 4: I-Ii-'l'ri 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4. Secretary 1: Movie Appreciation Club ll., President 4: Gym Club 4. WILLIAM R. WALDEISEN, JR. 'gBill', Curtin Academic Field, Forest, and Stream Club, President 1: Gym Club 4. HELEN IRENE TROISI Curtin Academic Vice President 3: Cherry mid Whitt' Editorial Staff 2. 3. 4, Asso- ciate Editor .tg Dues Committee 2: Executive Committee 3: Playeread- ing Committee 4: Student Council 2, 4, Vice President 4. Executive Connnittee 4: Hi-'l'ri 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 3: Press Club 4, Vice l-'resident 4: Quill and Scroll 3: Journalism Club 3. ROBERT s. ULRICH Abreu Roosevelt General Junior Rotary Club 2. 3, 4, Sec- retary 4: Etiquette Club 1: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 2: Debat- ing Club 3: Math Engineers' Club 2: Public Speaking Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4. ROBERT JAY VANDEGRIFT Vandie,' Curtin Academic Student Council 2: Dues Connnit- tee 3: LA Nli-:aroma Editorial Staff 4: C'hvrri1 and White Editorial Stat? .., 3: Hi-Y 4: Chemistry Club 2, 3. I-: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2. 3: Broadcast 4: Quill and Scroll -I 3: Key Club 45 Usher 2. 3. 4. KATHRYN ROSE VLAIIOS ..KHy,, Curtin Commercial f'lu'rry mul lVl1ile Editorial Statl' 3. tt: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Public Speaking Club 3: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club t: .lournalisni Club 3: Press Club -L M. CYNTHIA WACCONER Cindy Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 3: Cherry mul White Editorial Staff 3, 4. Business Staff 4: Glee Club 4: Hi- Tri 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3. SIIIRLEY ANN WAGNER Shirli' Curtin General Hi-'l'ri 2: Home Economics Club 2. BETTIE MARIE WALTERS 'iBee,, Renovo, Pa. Academic Field, Forest, and Stream Club I-. Secretary-Treasurer I: Etiquette Club 4. Vice President 4. ALICE X Um ' rl, f ' I GJ S fy 'eeuti ' nnnitt . 4 CII 2. 3: me Econ li ' Cl .. 3, Treasurer 3: Libra 2. 3. I, President 3: Broad as 2. . e E Emics BERNICE IRENE VAN SANT Bernie', Roosevelt Academic ANTHONY F. VASSALLO ..Tony,, Curtin Academic Junior Rotary Club 2. 3, 4. Trea- surer -tg Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2. 1 .wi .I FRANCES WATERS ,Iaanie ' Si. vens Acaclviuic ullvut Cnuuvil 2. 3. 1. Excl-utive Co uuitiou lg Vulm' l'0uuuilh-v 1: XVelfaire Ccuiuuiftcu L: LA Nlmuulua Erlitoriall St:lfT lg f'I1wrr11 uml Whilw l'Lditu1'izll Stull' 3: Ili-Tri 2, Il: Pep Club 2: Dl'Rllll2llll'N Club 3: Gym Club 3: Bruncli-:ist 3. HOWARD T. WIQAVEH, ua. 351.-1,f Steve-ns Acaclr-mic S1 rut Cuuuvil 2. ti: Dues Coin! mit e- 2: Part ' Vuuuuittee 3. lg idx- C f' 0 ',mx1?tIcc :ig fflzvrrgf mul i iturial Siuil' 2. I: Give' lyb 3, 1 I-IifY 2. 3. L TI'L'2lSlll'0l' L Exe-vliiiye Uiuuuittce 1: Sm-uiur Rotnriziuf , 1: Fix-lil. Forest. ziurl Stream l'Iub'2, LAI b' t' ,Club 33 Chemistry Club B5 iN Lil-ub Ali. l'rcsi4leut 4: COIIIIIIUIICOIIICIII Ush- er 2, 3. SUSIE A. WEIGEL Rouse-vm-ll Cm-um-ral lluvs flllllllllll lvc 2. Iv E. RANDOLPH WEAVER 'iRan1ly', Curtin Iuduslriul Ten-b Hi-Y 3: Buskclbzlll Cllillllr pious 2. 1. ROBERT LAWRENCE WEIGEL I1umphrey', Curtin Academic YVrestliug.: Champion 3: Field. I+'urest, :lull Strezuu I'Iub 2, 3, 4. BLAIR W. WEIKEL Ste-vens Industrial BETTY LOUISE 'P Cu in Comu rcial Q ul I Cuuuvil XVI-lfure Cum- lcc 2 STANLEY B. WERLINE K0och', Liberty, Pa. Industrial MILDRED ESTELLA WIIALEY Mir1die,' Stevens Home Economics Ili-Tri 3: BOHIIIIIS-DOIIQIISISS Hi- 'l'ri 2: Basketball Cliaiupious 4: Brozulcust 2. DOROTIIY LOUISE W I I ITE MDOIU Roosevelt Commercial WILLIAM T. WELTER 'fllililfi Stevens Acumlf-:nic LA NIICMIIIHIC l+I1litm'iul Stuff 3. .lg Ili-Y :lg l'Iumtug'r:ipliy Club 2: lfiolml. l 01'est. :lull Strezuu Club Lg lfliclu- istry Club 4. 4 5 , WEYB OUTII Steven: Cs-uvrul P911 luli I. ELEANOR A. WIIEELAND ujvillllv Roost-ve-It CUlTlI1lQ l'l'l2ll SUZANNE WIIITEIIEAIJ Susiv', Stevens Academic Student Cuuuvil 2: Glee Club 25. 4: Hi-'I'l'i 2. 3. 1. Cabinet 3, 4: l'ub- lic Speaking Club 3: Pep Club 23 Germain Club 4. HAROLD WELLS WILLITS Willie,, Curtin Avutlernic XVL-lfalre Coiuniitloe 4: f'lll'l'l'!l and IVI1ilf' Eclituriail Stuff 41 Glcc Club 3. 4: 'l'rziL'k AI2lll2t,LZ'L'I' 4: Cross Coun- try Mauiziger 4: l uutba1ll AIZIIIPILCCY' 3: Nluvie ApDl'l'l'lIlIlOll Club 3: Pep Club JS: Choir 4: lirozitlczist 3. t. IIELEN MAE WINNER Curtin General l't-p Club 4: Dmliintics Club 4. JEAN MA W NTER Stevens I i Memic Culnr f.0inn' -0 2: itutiun Cuuunittn-e 2: X faire Cm 'tti 3: f'lH'I'l'fl and IVIH EtIituri:i 4. ldxt-liairigc Etlitu 54. Ilusiqss Stuff 2. 3: Pep Club 2: llrzinm cs Club Ci. 4: Brumlvztst 3. 4. x., 'H K-.xx .. X it x VJ strut. MARIT Wim ' L '0 s '?f'AC2lllt'lllIC Cliib l':triiz1Ilt IiIirij!Pep MARJORY JOAN W H ITELEY Hfllflrjii Curtin General Ili-Tri 2. 3. 4. OTIS FRANK WILLIAMS Moten Stevens Academic VVrestling.': Cbzunpion 2: Juniur Rotary Club 2, 3. 4: Mntb Engi- neers' Club 4: Field. Furest. and Strezuu Club 2. 3. FRANCIS H. WILLIAMSON Professor Curtin Academic Culor Cunuuittee 2: Clzvrry mul Wliitcf Eflituriul Stuff Il. S: Glen' Club 2, 3, 4: Ili-Y 4: fiL'l'lll2lll Club 3. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: llrtmrlcast 2. 3. -I. DORIS ANN WINDER Sterner Stevens General H1-Tri 2. 4: Pep Club 2. 4: Drai- iuutics Club 4. HARRY HOCKER WINTER 'flllrziorii Curtin Industrial . P! I JOANN MARIAN WINTER 44107, Curtin Academic Jewelry FOIIIIIIIIICL' 2: Glee Club IS. 4: I-Ii-Tri 2. 3: Avizitiun Club 2. JOIIN EDWARD WISE n,,0,17Il1j'v Stevens Acatleniic Bantl 2, 3, 4: Datum-0 Orchestra ii. 4: Math Engineers' Club 2. 3: Rroaflcztst Ii, I. LUCILLE LOUISE WILLIAMS 'il.i11:y', Slew-its Acutleniic Stutlt-ut Cuuur-il 2, 3: VVQ-lfalre Cmiiiiiillue 2: l':irty Committee 2. 3 I' Clce Club 2 'S' Hi-Tri 2 'i 4' I'iepiCliib 2. tt. -J i I -V ii J fi If l '1i1i3rA1ivii. wnfc . 'fd ff 7? Bill! , If I Roosevelt . Lf Ip'dlISII'l3,l 1 Wt-lfztre CU'Il1Ill.liff09.3f Linus Coin! iuittue 3: Tech Ili-Y 4. Trezisurer 4: Usher It. Ar 54 X ix A. V' . A. i'A' 'lip' ,,. ,L + A . .I KA'l'I-IR N WILLIAMSON ...J- ..Km,, b x , , 1.4 Curtin Avuclemlc Q A Dues fIOIlllllllit'L' 2. 4: C'H'l'I'!l rmrl K IVIUI1' l'1clit0ri:iI Stuff 2. 3: Ili-Tri 2. tl. I.. Cabinet 2: Field. Forest, :intl Slrt-:un Club 2. Vice I'I'l'SlCl0llt 2: Avizitiou Club 2: Gerinziu Club 4. Ni ff. I gf JAMES DALLAS WITHER, JR. 'ilhzrrlntev Curtin Academic Jewelry Committee 2: Party Com- mittee 33 Dues Committee -iz Int Bliciuornn Busincss Staff 4, Adver- tising Manager ,tg Glee Club 3, AL: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Hx- cvutive Committcc 3, 41 Junior lio- tary Club 2, 3. 4, President 4-5 Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2: Math Engineers' Club 2: Choir 33 Broad- cast 4. GEORGE PAUL WOLFE Wolfie Curtin Academic Football 3, 1: Track 2. 3. -I: YVrestling Champion 3: Volleyball Chznngioris 2: Ili-Y 2, 32 Gym Club 3, 41 Vrestling: 1. ESTIIER G. WOOL 1issie,' Roosevelt Acadt-mic Decorating: Committee 3, 4: Prcss Club 41 Journalism Club 4. WILLIAM A. WITMER .fWmy,, Stevens Industrial NAOMI ELIZABETH WOLFE N0miev Curtin Academic LA Mi-:Moms Editorial Staff 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Hi-Tri 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Art Club 2, 3: Broadcast 2, 3. WINNIE MAE WURSTER Wuss', Curtin Commercial Hi-'l'ri 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3. 43 Field, Forest. and Stream Club t: Movie Appreciation Club 4. GLORIA JEAN ZANER 'U Curtin General 'x I l,.x NIHINIIIIRI-1 Business Staff -l-1 lli- 'l'ri 2, Ii, lg Current livunts Club 4: Dramatics Club 2. L ADRIAN LAUW ZECHA Java Academic amzwell . ' e H ' onps By Hun Gmzco Mum: 7 NN Gmcco a I S ' f J ,E ge sf S v U 5 ' I ' .l . - ,, , , f TH: ppm ruvq of TH! w ys 1-ms C,,,.,,- 97' Lung Lwr Fefe TV 'QH7' HRD THE LES - Son: HNDTHE mucyf-1-7iR Rll fmt 00116, HND soofv our: PHT'-fs -BHHM 3 gg LQ, 'E E 'gif iw L iJ:J'E'igf' l4rlS':l'LgJ! 5 7?Rf -umfhed fn' rf-ff -3-5-7-FK,-A Ano THQ' 'uf M47 BE PBR- 7-gp, 35- sfv-en, one 137' :mei do Le, as Rl! Rf- MEM-BER, Nfrw fi Hifi 1 52 C LQ f f W-mes H-:cuff Lfrffs may, wr SHA!! 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CON!-'Allt .Innior Class Mother MR. CLEMENT G. LADD Junior Class Father JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Eugene Wasc-her, President: Peggy Singley, Vice President: Phyllis Campbell, Secretary: Jack Lucas, Treasurerg Mr. Raymond Jamison, Class 'IW-at-lxer. unior Class History The shy and bewildered Sophomores of a year ago came to W. H. S. in '48 as sophisticated Juniors. We again welcomed Mr. Raymond Jamison as our class teacher. We were happy to have Mrs. Z. H. Confair and Mr. Clement Ladd as our Junior Class Parents. To them, and to Mrs. Paul Ritter and Mr. Floyd Mutchler of our Sophomore year, we extend our sincere thanks for their kind and generous help. Our first big thrill came when we were allowed to choose our class ofhcers for the first time. We elected Gene Wascher as president, Peggy Singley, vice president, Phyllis Campbell, secretary, and ,lack Lucas, treasurer. Football season started out with a bang and with our star players .lim Graham, .lack Boodon, Gene Wascher, Rocky Caringi, and Skip Stryker doing their best. While the fellows did their part on the field, the cheer- leaders, Beverly Little, Florence Irvin, and Polly Winters, helped to keep up the school spirit on the sidelines. Our Juniors also had an active part in the two new sports introduced this year. Dick Taylor and Floyd Web- ster came through, winning letters in cross country, Dave Rombro, Lee Springman, and Dick Lippoli showed their talents on the wrestling team. When basketball season finally rolled around, the Junior Class contributed its share of stars, with Jack Lucas, Mark Lindenmuth, Ed Ciofii, Gary Harper, and Bill Kiess helping to bring victory to the Cherry and White. Our class was well represented in the band and symphony orchestra. We showed our literary ability by publishing the Junior lssue of the Cherry and White. We all counted the days until our Junior-Senior Party held on Decem- ber 5, but the biggest event of the year came when we attended the Junior- Senior Prom in May. 60 'U' 1 9.1, r E QI 73-1 1'i1.,'5A v I J 'HH SS ELI'I.XN1IIl MAI.I.Al.I I I' Sopluunorm- Ulnss '1'v:u-lu-r MRS. MEIN. G. COLVIN Sophonloro Class Mollu-r MIX. J. XV. MORRIS Sophoniurv Ulzxss l 2llllt'I' op omore Class History We found ourselves very much Confused and shy when we entered W. H. S. to begin our Sophomore year. We were glad to have the help of Miss Eleanor Mallalieu as class teacher, and Mrs. Merl G. Colvin and Mr. J. Weymouth Morris as class parents. To them we give our heartfelt thanks for guiding us through the year. Football season rolled around and we were p 1'1m ud to have James Finn, Cookie Smith, and Walter llniski as some of the outstanding players. Jack Ameigh, ,lim Finn, and George Seidel also proved their ability on the Cherry and White basket- ball team. Three new cheerleaders from our class, Marian Strayer, Beverly Smith, and Barbara Karmatz, joined the squad. We displayed our literary and art talents in the Sophomore issue of the Cherry and Xvhite. Many Sophomores were mem- bers of the band and symphony orchestra. The big event of the year came with our Valentinels Day Party held on February 13 in the gym. At the close of this first year at W. H. S., we are looking forward to another interesting year when we hope to become a more vital part ofthe life of our school. 62 0 0 E .f.rgw:-Arfxwrfm. 1 QXN 6 '-. X at WW. f -an 'W-.gk may , 'M Q. G! Ziff 5 .-dag Ld. Cl3I1Tf' H3 0 '43, J P Z- vlazurka . ? 1? f 3 TIL The tllrcc organizations lhal contribulctl so grcally to our school spirit wcrc thc brlnrl. S-Yl711Ih0I1j' 0VChFSll'!I. and rlrzncc orches- tra under thc lcadcrship of Mr. Osborne L. llousel. The- hand, onc of the lincst in ilu: state, consisting of 110 mcrnhcrs, Cn- tllusiastically slimulatcml our football ganlcs with its cxccllenl playing and marching. lt furnish:-ml music for lraskcthall games, ratlio hroanlcasls and civic occasions. The hand and symphony orchcstra mcrnlu-rs workccl hard all ye-ar to prcpare for thc annual spring: conccrt which was an outstanding E-vcnt. The symphony orchcstra proxitlcrl music for chap:-l programs. P. T. A. mcctings. civic affairs, and hroadcasls. A group of musicians from the hancl and symphony orchcslra comprised lhc clancc orchestra that furnishccl popular music for school functions. Tlwy enter- taiuctl for Stuclcnl Council clanccs, lvroaclcasts. chapel programs, junior high school affairs and various other evcnls. For lhcir outstancling musical contribution to thc school thc musicians ancl clircctor cle-sc-rvc much credit. v K5 Z5 3 1-. Clar a 7? PX it Larghetto elcgi 9 ,.,' l . d' pl 51,5 Vs BH- R nigwpv-ire' g . X ff f l I I I H 5 -C ' 1 4 L- 41a1el Zi-l1ll A , ' ln1lli'1I'll ll i wlpgg . . Tlw singing in the air arnund W. ll. S. was produced by Miss Katliryn Higgleif Give Club and Choir. Prospwliw inemlwrs of llic Ulm- Club 11-uc-iwed ilu-ir first cliaiiw to warblv at llif- 1-ml of ilu-ir soplloniurv year when they wvrm' giwn an auclilion. lf they euulml sing sufliftienlly well. they were ac'l'n'ptecl and made 75 inembers of the ,lunior Clem- Club. Al, the encl uf their junior year tlwy 1'CCE?lVQ'll LlI10lllPl' Ellllllllflll fur niembersllip in tlie Ss-niur Clee Club. Those who bail Q-specially gmmrl wires were Clinseii to be in Illc YV. ll. 5. Choir. il smaller group which also performed at various placvs in llic City. The practice clone during morning and sr-ventli-perinrl re- hearsals was not in vain, for the excellent mufivul programs pre- sented fluring tlif- year, espn-cially at ffliristmas uml Easter. were fully apprri-Cialerl by the sturln-nl body. W it tuclent Counci Student Council completed another year of service to our school. They smoothly ironed out our problems under the leadership of Jack Brennan, president during the first semester, and Gene Brong, president, during the second semester. H The purpose of this organization was to develop self-government and promote a spirit of co-operation hetween teachers and students. The committees-Publicity, Service, Clubs, Chapel, Civic, Social, Inter- School Relations, and Scholarship-worked hand in hand promoting such activities as Student Council dances, lost and found service, hroadcasts, col- lecting honor-key points, and checking coats for school affairs. The advisers were M. I. Quigley, Miss Lucille Gordner, Miss Miriam Lesher, Mr. C. F. Derr, Mr. John Kaiser, and Mr. Paul Cooley. 68 Cherry and. White ln spite of many editorial and financial difficulties six interesting issues of the Cherry and White were published during the year. Without the aid of the advisers, Miss Laubscher, Miss Geiger, and Mr. K. Miller, and the editor, Burk McNamara, the Football, Thanksgiving, and Christmas issues could not have been the success they Were. The Sophomore, Junior, and Senior num- bers, published during the second semester, completed the regular series of our literary magazine. The Cherry and White managed again this year to hold its own in state competition by being awarded a first place by the Pennsylvania School Press Association. Many thanks are also due Vince Campbell and his business staff, the journalism class, and the art staff for their part in making the magazine a success. 69 ri - Hi -Y Cluhs If it's social activity youare looking for, one of the Tri-Hi-Y Clubs is just what you want. Here youill find lots of opportunities to mix with other people and make many friends. To start things off with at hang they had initiation of Sophomores. ln the early part of the year the clubs got together for joint meetings, danves, and swims. ln order to develop the clubs, interests ir1 other Tri-Hi-Y organizations, representatives are selected to attend mid-winter conferences and the 'Wlodel Legislaturei' at Harrisburg. Whilst the memhers enjoyed the various functions, they kept in mind their main objective which is to promote higher Christian standards. 70 X N? .X x., xp I X Wm A w gf f' ,gs kwlfflm 9 Need any help in taking a good picture? If you do, just take your problem to a member of the Photography Club and your Worries are over. The members of the Senior-Junior Club, under the supervision of Mr. Muir, and those of the Sophomore Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Metzger, learned to take better pictures, to develop and to print them. They also en- joyed talking over their many camera prob- lems. The Movie Appreciation Club did just about what the name suggests: Tried to rec- ognize the real worth and quality of moving pictures. With the help of Mrs. Harer, the members of the club criticized and discussed movies. lndividual eilorts were made to bring to the other members reports about outstand- ing movies. As an added attraction, the club made trips to the projection rooms of various theaters to learn just how they operate. They liked best of all to attend movies in a group. 71 After a year in the Field, Forest, and Stream Club one becomes Well acquainted with the crafts of hunters and fishermen. The club members learned much from speakers, movies, and field trips. The main thing Mr. Snyder taught them was the art of Hy-tying. tThe fish were bound to bitell Practice in shooting blue rocks helped them to become better marksmen. During the year a drive was put on to interest students in becoming junior lnembers of the Lycoming County Sportsmenis Association. Getting a closer view of Mother Nature in all her glory was the object of Mr. Lungeris Nature Study Club. The members got their closer View by going on hikes to study birds and fiowers, and listening to talks about the observations of others. After studying the stars they became familiar with the constella- tions and their movements. A week-end camp- ing trip, climaxed by a feast of fish caught by the campers, was the big event of the year. 72 S U ,V 9 , f tt t' 7' - fffgf . to 0--sexy , l AV ' lm' 2 X ,' r l f 't tt vp if it . if t X Mb!! it RNVM it X -k:v-T ' A All the noise and commotion you heard when you passed Miss Taylor's door was the Current Events Club debating on the Marshall Plan. At their less boistrous meetings they had quiz programs or interesting speakers, either students or outside lecturers, who dis- cussed current problems facing the world today. i Maybe you wondered why a certain boy was polite to you for a change. He must have been a member of the Etiquette Club sponsored by Miss Stout. Here one learned that chivalry is not dead and that girls prefer boys who know how to act in public. The boys and girls in the club learned the art of being good mixers and the essentials of becoming successful. 7 3 Have you ever wondered why a number of students were surveying the school grounds? No doubt they were members of the Math En- gineers, Club. They received instructions from Mr. Singley on the use of the transit in survey- ing, the use of the sextant in finding a ship's position, and the use of the level and the slide rule. For variety they heard reports on great scientists and mathematicians who were of special interest to them. In May the club made a trip to Bucknell to study the stars through the telescope. This year7s Chemistry Club was by far the largest and most successful one in many a year. About forty members enjoyed a very interesting group of programs under the guid- ance of Mr. D. W. Stuempfle. The club saw several scientific films. A number of interest- ing experiments were completed in the lab., the most notable of which was on the chemis- try of cosmetics. The members also visited local factories including the Confair Bottling Company and the Keystone Glue Plant. f 74 u X t 4 ww In f tt .,, t ,. X eb ,H V, , wg! ,, ,,, 1,-l lllt4l' 7 I 1 ' . o . 9 .4 r i , J , ,. . I .4-fi. 2 A ,fr 'wif 1,212 .-1 H. 3 1 2 E of e 1? . 1' ll' 4110 N 'TF' Y ,Qi X' X f , 2 'tw .tm .3 Mfolfe ' Instead of stressing the correct golf swing, Mr. Harer taught the members of the Golf Club the rules and etiquette of the game. He did this so that the future golfers will not find themselves confused when they are out of bounds, in water hazards, in sand traps, or in other predicaments, and so that they will know how to conduct themselves properly on the golf course. Later in the year they learned a few fundamentals of the swing by using the golf net in the gym and by hitting balls on the athletic field. Are you looking for a club composed of big, strong, athletic men? Stop! This is the page. You are gazing at the Gym Club and their director, Mr. Morgan. On the first and third Wednesdays of each month the forty-four members of this club burned up their energy in the apparatus room by turning flips in the air, hanging from bars, diving over the horse, and breaking their backs on the trampolene. In the spring the boys were willing to go on a less strenuous diet of baseball. I 75 The principal activity of the funior Rota- rians of the Williamsport High School, under the guidance of Mr. Heether, was to secure speakers to advise the students in choosing their post college careers. The ,lunior Rota- rians set up the Career Planning Program through which information about various oc- cupations could be obtained from prominent businessmen of Williamsport. For amusement they held a Weiner roast late in the year at the Sportsmen's Park after which they engaged in an exciting game of football. Our candy bar hucksters at basketball games were members of Mr. Rhoads, Pep Club. These hard working people also had the responsibility of raising money for sweat- ers for the six senior cheerleaders. At club meetings they heard speakers on athletics and had other interesting programs. ij! A W.. y 5 if 'ns . iies W 4? - -k. -,giliiigg I KET? X I, '- 'i ' I 5 ... . , rf f . - lu! I 1 L' ' ' fly' f-MW: 76 If 1 53 Maxx l Xl Wil V i a K. if 3 i Z muff. , ZI ffnfnf v ' C L' How many of us realize how much time the members of the Library Club, under the guid- ance of Miss Bower, gave for the benefit of our library? That time was put to good use, for all of us reaped benefits from the work that they did. For their own enjoyment they had book re- views and quiz programsg for our enjoyment they presented a chapel program and spon- sored the Short Story Contest. As a climax of the year's activities, they enjoyed their annual picnic in the spring. If you happened to smell delicious odors coming up from the first fioor, it was probably the peanuts which the members of the Home Economics Club made and sold to the stu- dents. Miss Eleanor lshler showed them many fine points in cooking and homeniaking. The girls also enjoyed social meetings, hobbies, and field trips pertaining to the home. 77 , fm I. x' I The Debating Club under the guidance of Mr Cooley was organlzed primarily to arouse an interest in public speaking The goal of the club members in addition to merely giving speeches was to present lively debates on ar gumentatlve materlal ln order to do this skillfully the debater had to look up and study thoroughly the source of his material. The Dramalics Clubs spent the year bring- ing entertainment to the stage of W. H. S.- varied offering of mystery, comedy, and drama. The Sophomore Club, under the di- Aft If f- X gp -Mui - T IJ ii! rection of Miss Evans, made a study of one- act plays, the Junior and Senior Clubs, direct- ed by Miss Lesher and Mr. McCramer, respec- tively, presented their own original plays and reviewed other ones. 4 H '71, 78 Pupils who liked to dabble in paints joined Miss Ceigefs Art Club. As club members they created beautiful copper plaques and did some scratch-board drawings during the year. They met once a Week and had only one offi- cer, who collected club dues and assisted Miss Geiger. Students who had a unose for newsf, or oth- er literary inclinations, joined the newly formed Press Club. With Miss Laubscher as adviser, the club furthered their common inter- est. They listened to speakers, local newsmen and pupils, and discussed problems of publi- cation. In general, they became better ac- quainted with the literary world. 79 What was that strange language coming from 308? Why, it was the Spanish records and stories to which members of the Spanish Club were listening. Under the sponsorship of Miss lVlallalieu, the boys and girls learned Spanish customs and games. They also entertained speakers who gave interesting talks about Spanish America. Af h - ' ' aa - rv 1 Q99 ter earing the familiar Wie gehts. for the past year we have come to know a member of the Deutscher Vereinn tGerman Clubl by his salutation. ln addition to learn- ing common German phrases, the members, under the guidance of Miss Noll, became ac- quainted with German folklore, customs, and operas. On many days, sounds of lusty sing- ing issued from Room 204. ln addition to this favorite pastime the club interviewed sev- eral interesting people. jab tl 7 ., C, f wg ova ' f--N-is ,U sc-lim wi A , .0 i f Vx tux tlfg 5 Q, - -J I 5 , , o'5ZWZiS f. f . k ',w,iK13l lofiihv sg AX v I If ' M0116 80 an Q I Wx Q S6 , A, Q y ' l li, L, . A Q f l i j ' i WMM we ff' fx . ' A fp tg, , ' ' . - X . 3 ' i 1 The enior Class Play 'Dear Rutlln If all the little sisters of the class of '48 found themselves under lock and key from April 16th on, it was more than likely because the senior members of their family had seen the class play, Dear Ruthf' The trouble brought to the Wilkins family by young Miriam was enough to warrant any type of rash action. Of course, Miriam Wilkins never dreamed that writing to lonely service men to keep up their morale would cause any difficulties. As a matter of fact, everything would have been fine if only dashing Lieutenant William Seawright had not come to the Wilkins home seeking the author of the correspondence which he had received. Miriam had not only signed her letters with Ruth, her sister's name, but had also sent Lieutenant Seawright her lovely sister's picture. Complications began to set in rapidly when the remaining Wilkinses met and liked the young lieutenant. In the meantime Ruth had decided to marry Albert, her prim and proper beau. Matters would not have been quite as bad if Bill hadn't been so completely captivating that Ruth fell seri- ously in love with him. Naturally she couldn't ruin his short furlough, and possibly his life, by tell- ing him the truth: but Miriam, running true to form, eventually confessed all. Things were kept lively, too, by Bill's sister Martha, who was reunited with her love, Bill's friend, Chuck, of the air corps. Then there was Dora, the family maid, who could always be relied upon to laugh at Judge Wilkins' jokes, which every one else, especially Mrs. Wilkins, thought very boring. The end looked happy, though, with Ruth ditching Albert for Bill, and Judge Wilkins per- forming the wedding ceremony. This, by the way, turned out to be a double wedding, for Martha and Sergeant Chuck Vincent were also married. All looked happyg that is, until Harold Klobber- myer, another of Miriamls correspondents, made his appearance, asking for Ruth. Our imaginations took us from there. 82 l DO ra .... ........... MIS. Edith Wilkins --- Miriam Wilkins ...... Judge Harry Wilkins Ruth Wilkins .......... Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer ....... Martha, Seawright --- Sgt. Chuck Vincent --- Harold Klobbermcyer Business Manager --- Publicity Manager -- Advertising Managers Cover Design ......... -- Program and Printing Door Committee ..... Posters .......... Tirlfet Captains --- THE CAST ----- ESTHER WOOL --- KATIIRYN HUGHES --- Pl-LASLEE HOSKINS ----- HOWARD WEAVER --- PEGGY LOU BIUFFLI-LY ------------ GENE BRONG -- HAROLD STROEHMANN, JR. ----------- ANN GRIECO -- JACK BRENNAN --- ROBERT ELLISON BUSINESS STAFF --- BURK RICNAMARA -------------------- JAMES KITCHEN -- AIARILYN LEVITT, PHYLLIS LAUBSCHER ------------------------------------------- RITA NIITCHELL DOLORES CURCIIOE, MARGUERITE SZENDREY, THOMAS LIVINGSTON -------- CHARLES SW!-IELEY, ROBERT PETTS, VINCENT CAMPBELL -------------------- NANCY FLANAGAN, GEORGE NIECK --- DORIS NIENZING, ROBERT RITCHI-XY, ROBERT VANDECRIFT TECHNICAL STAFF Stage Manager ...i., ...,,.......... E DWIN REISH Assistant Stage .llanagers ..........,............................ JI-LAN VVINTI-ZR, CLYDE NIYERS Property Managers-HELEN TROISI, DOROTHY GLOSSER, RAYMOND BEST, DEAN HERMAN, WILLIAM WILLIAMS Wardrobe ....... ................. E LSIE ANN PEARD Jflalfe-up Artists --- Stage Technicians --- ----------------- DONNA PFEIEEER, DOROTHY SHANK -- GEORGE HINSTON, EUGENE HOLLICK, CHARLES KEELER 83 +4 ii v liv- Football Our football season opened with a bang-five victories in a row: Hazle Town- ship, 34-6g West Scranton, 13-0, Hazleton, 2l-203 Shamokin, 12-63 and Sunbury, 19-7. The Millionaires looked good to everybody. Enthusiastic followers predicted a great season for Cherry and White, and school spirit soared high. Then came the slump. The beating we took at Lancaster, 49-7, was the most severe suffered by W. H. S. in two hundred twenty-nine games. But our gridders put the nightmare behind them, and settled down to iron out their many mistakes, feeling that it was just one of those thingsf' As the next two games were to be at home, everyone's hopes were high, and we still thought we'd be tough to beatf' It was a blow when we suffered our second straight loss to John Harris, l3-0, but we derived some satisfaction from holding Harris the second half. Our bowing to Lebanon was not a surprise to anyone, as she had already boasted victories over Lancaster and John Harris, but the Millionaires looked improved in -. ki 3 3 - 2' if ' . if Ai' . 55 ,Q .3xin'i -- '. -. 3 ' 88 I 51:Qa,f V. I ,, ij if A 1 if n , ' - - , iw, wi- P -. yglt 1 ' I' 5 f 4- 'ANY ii , 'i K we ' I U i i ' I? 'fail' .ef ah! in ff W! spite of their defeat, 20-13. Save for a touchdown on the third play after the opening kick-off, we might have tied the game. Cherry put up a pitiful showing when she bowed to a poor Penn team, 14-7. At last it was becoming doubtful whether our team could win another game. The Altoona Mountain Lions powered their way to an 18-6 triumph that was con- siderably more one-sided than the score indicates. It must be admitted that they showed supremacy in all departments of play over the dispirited Millionaires. Our goal posts went down, and Lock Haven fans made merry when they con- quered Williamsport 20-7 for the iirst time in fifteen years. It was getting hard to take. It was with a feeling of relief and resignation that we met our last foe, Steelton, who defeated us 45-0, our seventh defeat in a row. Anybody can be exultant over continuous victories, but it takes true sportsmanship to remain in good spirits after continual defeats, which are definitely more dishearten- ing to the team than the fans. Better luck next year! FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Front Row, Left to Right-Gordon Leislliecker, Don Emig, Tim l erg.:uson, Ralph Caringi, Tony Paulo, Dis-lc Edwards, Tony Barone, Kenny Keller. Second Row-Pete Fortnvr, John Booden, Fred Sanders, Gene Wnsm-her, George Herlt, Tony Casale. Carl Hunts-r. Jim Grnlnlni. Third Row-Bill Dugan, Ed Reisli, Dorsey Bernuld, Pat Kelly, Cookie Smith, Walter Ilniski. 89 Baslzetball Cherry and White basketball was certainly the spotlight sport of the year. Wil- liamsport High School has seldom seen such good sportsmanship and precision team- work in any field of athletics. Every man on the team showed the spirit that won them the District Four championship. Center Pete Fortner was the total-point king for the season, and guard Bobby Stine led the scoring column for a single game, with twenty-nine points. Forwards I ack Peters guard Don skill of the the regular Date Dec. 12, Dec. 16, Dec. 19, Dec. 23, Dec. 30, Jan. 2, Jan. 6, Jan. 9, Jan. 10, 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1948 1948 1948 1948 and Tom Dempsey held their own in the toughest competition, and speedy Keener was always a thorn in the side of the opponents. Many times the team's able relief men, Carl Hunter and Pat Kelly, was needed to support quintet. Place Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Score Opponent Score 42 South Williamsport .... --- 30 68 Jersey Shore ....... --- 37 39 Steelton ......... --- 29 79 Hazle Township --- --- 34 60 Hazle Township --- ---- 31 47 Lancaster ....... ..-- 2 9 52 Lock Haven --- ---- 22 31 Hazleton .... .... 4 7 44 Shamokin - --- 37 W' F J! 90 Jan. J an. Jan. J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 12 Mar. 16 Mar. 19 1948 1948 1948 17, 21,1948 23,1948 1948 30,1948 1948 1948 1948 , 1948 14, 1948 20, 1948 1948 , 1948 1948 1948 1948 Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Buck. Buck. King. Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport Williamsport St. Joseph - Sayre ..... Pottsville -- Conyngham Altoona --- Lock Haven Plymouth -- Jersey Shore Steelton --- Hazleton -- Sayre ..... Plymouth -- Pottsville -- Shamokin - Altoona --- Sunbury --- Conyngham Plymouth -- 1 ,fm FOP 9 .aa is Traclz The Williamsport High Track season opened on April 26, 1947, with the Penn Relays. The team placed fifth in eleven schools. On Hay 10, the boys took first honors at the Mt. Carmel ln- vitation Meet with 81115 points. At Altoona on May 13, Williamsport was defeated 69-64 in the closest event of the season. The battle for the District Four title 011 May 17 was the only home meet. Williamsport lost to Mt. Carmel 67-60. ln the state meet on May 24, District Four came in seventh. The team took third place in the Coaldale lnvitation Meet on May 30. The following boys competed in the fourteen events at the State College track and field meet: high hurdles, Harold Stroehmanng 100 yard dash, Ed Painton and ,lim Finn, mile run, Ken Wagner, mile relay, Dave Taylor, Al Winters, Don Webster, and Art Keene, one-half mile relay, Cookie Smith, Art Keene, Stan Winner and lid Paintong 440 run, Jim Finn, 880 run, Buzzy Lewis, 220 run, Ed Paintong pole vault, Stan Winner, high jump, Bob Stine, broad jump, Cookie Smith, discus and javelin, Herb Snook. The highlight of the season was Bob Stine's 5 foot 1116 inches stadium record high jump in the Ninth Mt. Carmel lnxitation Meet. Cross The Cross County Team got off to a flying Country start at W. ll. S. when the Cherry and White har- ricrs defeated Xlount Carmel 22-23 on October 21. A week later at Mount Carmel, they were less successful, losing 24-31. On November 5 they went to Lock llaven State Teachers College for a practice meet with the freshmen. ln the State Meet on November 15. Williamsport came in sixth. lt l 92 , fe J I Golf The W. ll. S. golf team had a hard-luck season, losing all their matches, but they did their lwst for the school. The team had four meets: State College, home on April 25, and away on May 9, District 4, home on May 163 and the State Tournament, on May 23. Bob Smith and Tom Allegrucci represented District Four in the State Finals on May 2-1. Tennis The Williamsport Tennis Team, coached by Mr. LaRue Williamson, barely kept its head out of water. This, however, is no reflection on the team or the coach. The lmoys had only three practice periods, large portions of which were spent in going to and from the courts. The team played the Hrst match at State College lligh on April 25, howing to their opponents hy a score of 6-1. A return match was played at the Yvilliamsport Tennis Clull courts on May 9. This match was stopped hy rain with Williamsport leading 4-3. Since W. H. S. is the only team entered in District Four, the team went to the State Meet on May 23 where the doubles team of Hunter and Mullet advanced to the quarter-finals and was defeated 5-2 hy the state champions. 93 Wrestling Wrc-slliug: was introclucccl as a varsity sport in W'illiamspo1't High School this yuar. Unch-1' Coach Wfilliam K. Miller thc boys faux-rl a tough strlu-rlulc against schools Whit-h had morn' vxperi- vncccl tr-ams. The W. H. S. lf-am took to the road for their first match against Shamokiu on January 10 aml lost -'17-0. On .lanuary l6 Nlunt-y haumlc-fl tht-in their second da-ft-at. 37-6 in tht- homm- gym- nasium. At Bs-llefontv on ,lanuary 29 tht- lioys lost again. 4-3-0. Yvilliatnsport roturut-fl from Lovk llavcn on Ft-hruary 6, onct- mort- on tht- losing 4-nfl 43-0. The- sf-ason's louc triumph CttIllC wht-n tht- hoys alt-ft-att-tl llughcsvillu -13-8. In tht- District Four finals the W. H. S. malmcn LYZIIIIL' in fourth. Cheerleaders Thr- clit-1-rlt-adiug: squaal. Coaclu-cl hy Nlifs Yiyiau Martin. was mach- up of twelxt- 4-lasay Iassim-5 whose solo olijvfttivf- was to 1-lit-1-r our ti-ants on to yiutory. This yvar, slnartly tlt-uks-tl out in hrantl nw-W uniforms. they wont to all tlu- out-of-town gamt-s and hall sotuo wouth-rful times. As a ri-wartl for their work in popping: up tht- school spirit. at graduation all the as-niors on tho squad wort- givcn sw:-atc-rs and ls-tiers to wear proutlly form-ver. Front How. Loft to liiarllf---Blurilyli LL-vitf. Juni-t Brion, .louu Ntruym-r, RIa1'g:lrm-1 Goltly, Doris tlgrlou, uucl Sum XYiutt-rs. Sm-1-ond How-Bt-vt-rly Little, Mariz1t1Str:1yer, Polly Wiuti-rs. I-'lort-in-v lrviu. ltairlmra liarmatz, autl lit-vt-rlg Smith. 94 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS First Row, Lvfi to lliglltf-Ju Stahl:-y, Doris EIU-rs, fillllililll Nsuwy Harper. Sm-mul Huw -1'1-ggy Blillvr. Iilvzlxlur Millvr, Milflrvd Wlullvy. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First Huw. L1-ft to RiLTlltfD0l'0flJQkl Lsuureusqm. Martina Manginrdi. Falvtain' June Hart. S1-vmul Ilowf.Iu4ly Mvl'llllol11:l1, Cllflllbllll DiAI:lrco. lmrr-tin Verve-lli, Be-tty June Brown. 'l'l1ird llnwfhlnrtlxa lhmver. Slnirh-y liullsingn-r. 151-tty Nittinger, liurulflim Day, I'1-ggy Nittiuger. HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY TEAM INTRAMURAL TENNIS I irs1 Huw. Imft to High! .Inyvv IH-ihlvr. Alivz- lhlrll, Iluris Ettvrs. IH-ggy Lou Champion and Runner-Up Mllhlr' lamb-H HI-mm' 1,1-ft in Iliglxtw lln-ls-u Louise Kllllllp. Flxaunpimlg S1-vmul Huw fMiss Slifvr, 1'mn'l1: Num-y Ilurpvr, Ilelr-n l 1-4-sv. 1,1-norzn Norris. .Iuuu fhngu-r. 1llIIllHJ!'-llll. Third Huw Doris Ugllflll. lilvanur Mille-r, Vutrif-in Tuhin. 95 Q1 You are now faced with the most important decision of your life-choos- ing a career. Before you make your final choice, it would pay you to look into the won- derful opportunities that are before you in the United States Army and United States Air Force 1 Army 81 . .Air Forte Recruiting Station Room 219, Post Office Bldg. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 99 HEN, in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of man- kind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. Compliments of RICHARD MERRELL Alderman 100 WETZEL BARBER SHOP 303 Washington Blvd. Compliments of THE DONUT SHOP SNIDER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries - Meats -Produce Frosted Foods 846 D' mond St. Di 1 2 0013 FRED BEASLEY INC. Your Friendly FORD Dealer Compliments of Brua C. Keefer Manufacturing Co. 814 Walnut Street Compliments of J. H. 'Larson Co. Flooring Specialists 514 Market St. Williamsport, Penna. Huyck's Amoco Service Corner West 4th and Diamond St. Williamsport, Penna. HENRY'S BARBEQUE Where Food Is Good French Fries, Ham, Pork, Steak and Canadian Bacon Barbeques L' d n, Jersey Shore Route 220 Phone 9 0294 CHAS. L. USMAR - Florist - 1 East 3rd St. On the Square' CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1948 The Williamsport Transportation Company ALVIN R. BUSH, President o Dial 9381 349 East Third Street CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SW'EET'S STEEL Congratulations to the Class of 1948 HARRIET WARD 2037 Master St. Philadelphia, Smith's Service Center Gas, Oil, Lubrication, Accessories, Groceries, Lunches Route 220 -6 miles West of City Linden R. D. 1. Telephone Williamsport 9 Compliments of REGAL and BLUM Jewelers 24 West Fourth Street Pa. -0252 Compliments of AI's Barber Shop ALBERT M. MILES, Prop. 434 Walnut St. Compliments of Hessert's Confections 1100 West Third Street Hoff Supply Company JOBBERS, PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL For QUALITY and FIT GLICK SHOE STORE ns w. 4th sneer A BOTTLING CO. ' 1204 Sheridan St. ' Phone 4591 Miss Wheaton's Commercial School 35 West Fourth Street DAY AND EVENING CLASSES ALL YEAR CLARKSON CHEMICAL CO. Floor Maintenance Materials Phone 2-2646 Compliments of a Friend Pastry Shop and Lunch 756 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Penna. Phone-5221 Compliments of Horn Sea Food and Grocery CHESTER E. AND EDNA A. HINKLE Compliments of ROY'S CIGARS Sun-Gazette Building Strous Food Market At High Street Bridge QUALITY MEATS - GRocER1Es FRESH VEGETABLES Compliments of Harrison's Service Station SMITH'S Home Furnishers Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Zenith Radios 766 W. 4th St., Williamsport, Pa. Phone 2-4804 Compliments of CLOKEY AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 2108 West Fourth Street Dial 2-2154 Sterling 5 81 l0c to Sl.00 Cor. West 4th and Campbell St. Phone 4887 Everything Electrical Sold and Rcpairecl Prior and Sallada Co. Esrabiished 1896 230 Pine St. E. T. 0'BRIEN Sheet Metal Shop 1427 West Fourth Street Phone 7531 The Modern Beauty Shop MRS. ARTHUR HARPER, Prop. Phone 2-4543 Compliments of MAX E. FISHER Contractor Hermy's Used Car Lot No. 2 1329 West Third St. Compliments of GRAYSTONE LUN CHEON Phone 2-9526 We have the best coifee in the city Carl keeps this place, and this place keeps Carl DIANE BAR-B-Q For Ladies and Gents Short Orders at All Hours Memorial Park Williamsport, Pa. BEAUTY BAR Specializing in Hair Styles and Permanents Telephone 9953 129 West Fourth Street George N. Pennington Petroleum Products Equipment 412 Tinsman Avenue, Kenmar Williamsport, Penna. PONTIOUS BROTHERS AUTO REPAIRING 1010 Dewey Ave. PRINCESS FLOUR Good's City Mills, Inc. 2117 Webb St. Dial 2-0111 Compliments of MILTON FOREMAN Compliments of KLINE and COMPANY 315 Hepburn Street Williamsport 28, Penna. Itis Always a Pleasure to Give Q1 Well Chosen Gift From BERT WOOD'S lVIcDANIEL'S DAIRY Now Featuring -- Compliments of a FRIEND Home or Studio by Appointment Phone 2-0213 BERNARD WELTEROTH Photographer Posed and Candid Portraits and Weddings 418 LYCOMING STREET WATCH REPAIRS CLOCK RICHEY'S Optician and .leweler 1406 MEMORIAL AVE. - Optical Repairs - Stover Candy Co. 510 Fifth Ave., Williamsport 30, Pa. Distributors of Apollo Chocolates Geistweit's Tydol Service Opposite Bank of Newberry Washing, Lubrication, Tires, Batteries Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Company 315 Pine Street, Williamsport, Pa. LOCKUFF'S Radio and Appliance Store 917 Arch Street GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE MOTOROLA EM ERSON ZENITH HIGHEST QUALITY HOMOGENIZED MILK I The Store That Service Built 'Levinson's For Men 22 VVeSt Third St. A. F. DOLAN Corner of West Fourth and William in Lycoming Hotel Haberdashcrs, Furnishings of All Kinds For Smart Styles and for Very Good Values Always Try GITTLEMANS' East End Shoe Repair 729 Franklin Street 7 Compliments of Lycoming Hat and Dry Cleaners 161 West 3rd Street MARILYN MODES BILL LEVITT, Proprietor DRESSES - COATS - HATS Ladies Apparel of Good Taste and True Individuality 131 W. Fourth Street Compliments of O.K. BARBER SHOP 134 E. Fourth Street Three Barbers-No Waiting A Good Friend BREAD 5' , BREAD OF DEPENDABLE QUALITY 5 l l Compliments of C0mPlimem5 of Goldy Lumber co, E COMMUNITY DRUG l 2 West Fourth St. EAT- 1 Compliments of BUCKEYE l Potato Chips T JOHN B. IRVI N Compliments of CONCORD CLOTHES I5 West Third Street Congratulations to the Class of 1948 WILLIAM L. SCHREYER LAVERNE H. SHEA W-r' ff W W W Compliments of HOWARD R. BALDWIN, JR. 5 . ' M1ller's Auto Supply W. GREY HENDRIXSON T ,and T Sporting Goods Compliments of Compliments of SHAHEEN MOTORS l Lycoming Gas and Oil Co. MONTOURSVILLE, PA- TEXACO DiSfVi171lfI1Y.Y Compliments of Lycoming Flour Mills Manufacturers of High Grade Winter Wheat and Buckwheat Flou 325 Market Street Dealer in All Kinds of Grain and Mill Feeds You Will Always Find a Hearty Welcome at the Stationery Store of THE SMITH PRINTING CO. 137 West Fourth Street 106 Compliments of J. Moltz Chevrolet Co., Inc. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Compliments of C. R. GULLIVER, Prop. P A U L ' S L U N C H 130 West Willow Street RELIABLE FURNITURE co. STAHL'S FARM STORE ,,Wi,,idm!W,,5 l AT HIGH STREET BRIDGE Greafvr F11r11ifurc' Sforeu EL'vryfhing for Farm and Garden E t Third Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 1 Phone 2-7176 Rout 15 MARTINS, Jewelers - Opticians DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY - EYE GLASSES Small Weekly or Monthly Payments NO INTEREST-NO CARRYING CHARGES 31 WEST THIRD STREET Opp t C t H Congratulations to the Class of 1948 'A' J. K. Rishel Furniture Company 107 The Jacob Gehron Co., Inc. Builders and Builders' Supplies 607 Cemetery Street WILLIAMSPORT. PA. Compliments of JACK MCLAUGHLIN USED CARS 1370 W, Third Street Phone 2-6122 JOHNNY WELSH, JR. Gulf Service Station Washington Blvd. at Pennsylvania Avenue Compliments of CARL H. STEELE ROYAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY 224-226 West Third Street qNext to Gritj WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Harrington Dairy Co. MlIl1llfdl'fIll'l'l'S of 1410 HIGH STREET WILLIAMSPORT SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALER OR - DIAL 9175 LUNDY'S MARKET Dial 9746 19513 Newberry Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA STEIGER BROS., INC. Ifizzr Ixzzflnw' Goods - UllI17l'l'llL1X Sporfizzg Goods 14 West Fourth Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA Dickey-Grugan Hardware Co. Folztractors' Supplies, Plumbers' Supplies HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND PAINTS 15-21 East Third Street Compliments of SHAPIRO FURNITURE C0. Nationally Known l7URNlTURE nt thc lowest prices in the city BROZMAN'S Official Headquarters for Famous TEENTIMER DRESSES B ECK CHRYSLER and and BECK PLYMOUTH H46 Years of Progress and Leadership Sales-Parts and Service CLEANERS FUR STORAGE Y SHIRT LAUNDERER5 Blackstone Motor Sales Phone Washington Blvd. F I R S T I N Photo fl ash .-A 'GMA , , WABASH CORPORATION A SUBSIDIARY OF SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC. BROAD ST., MONTOURSVILLE 109 Phone 3-0189 N Telephone: Williamsport 2-4939 FAXON CLEANERS RICHLIN HARDWARE CO. Owned and Operated by Howard S. Beck 6 E, THIRD ST, The cleanest dry-cleaning you have ever seen 3 VViilial'llSp0l't, PH. 1313 Washington Blvd. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. HARDWARE and TOOLS W. J. EVENDEN'S SONS . fr FLOWERS of Qualify if .me 6? .LLMAM em With Service That Is Dependable Fourth at Court Streets 139 west Fourth Street Phone 2-8121 Tailoring-Furnishings-Clothing-Hats Phone 2-9116 , MOSTELLER S DAIRY 0Ck6I',S Esso SGFVICC Center CLYDE o. MOSTELLER, Prop. TIRES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES Quality Pasteurized Milk and Cream 669 E. Third Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. I Ph0ne 7268 1825 East Third Street COMPLIMENTS OF YIAUI-NIIK lic. U. S, PAY. Off. CAIKI. R. FELIX l'h0l'le 7360 WVILLIAMSPORT COCA-COLA BOTTLING VVORKS, INC. M.qy', sooN . . sooN . . VACATION! Here you'll find clothes and the go-Withsu to make this summer one long remembered . . WILLIAMSPORT'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE YOURS FUR FUN XVITH FASHION 110 CHOCOLATES BON-BONS L. L. Stearns 81 Sons Studio A Fine PORTRAITS SALTED NUTS Mk Dm R N SOMERVILLE Plankenhorn's Candies Photographer 230 West Third Street Fourth Floor Dial 5111 E O. T. Smithgall U Ging A N Y - SMITHGALL 8: GING MARKET D. Vqnnucci Phqrmqcy MEATS f Q rt ou, Slcialxil y 1 Market 81 Hepburn Sts. Home ihrnfizsioiliagxas ang Ba i Phone 2-0726 338 C t St. Dlal 2-4711 JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL Aristocrat of Anfhracite TRAYER COAL COMPANY For Your Banking and Trust Services Consult the WEST BRANCH BANK AND 'TRUST COMPANY Mc'mbr'r Fmlvral R!'S!'l'l'f' S-ysfrnz Mr'ml1r'r F!'t1!'Ttll lf1s1n'auc'c' Corp. 111 FRED A. TEPEL AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Phone 2-8902 317 Pne St eet Williamsport, P' Compliments of JAMES M. FARRAR Venetian Blind Sales and Service 219 GERIVIANIA ST. Pho 9 7137 HARDER Sporting Goods Co. 336 Pine St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Ilan' ' OUTFITTERS ' MEN ' BOYS WILLIAMSPORT, PA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 A. A. METZGER Maazzzfrzcfzzrfiazg I6'ZL'f'IC'V O RINGS ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEIJDING RINGS DIAMOND RINGS STONE RINGS EMBLEM RINGS 19 W. Third St., 2nd Floor Next to First National Bldg. Compliments of DR. WHITTAKER HOYER'S PI-IOTOGRAPI-IIC SUPPLIES PHOTO FINISHING l8 West Fourth Street D ICE DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTIONS Third and Mulberry Sts. ASAM BROTHERS I , N Disfi12c'fi1fe WALL DECORATIONS C E I N XP'MSb EQ YS A7 'II fa I Iwf 1 V QQ .... 0 . all I nuns! ll' I! 6 fs, fE'5bvJf5:,R.:sI4 Q SYL 112 WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO TRANSACT YOUR BANKING BUSINPESS WITH US CHECKING ACCOUNTS COMMERCIAL LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS MORTGAGE LOANS TRUST ACCOUNTS 0 Complete Banking Facilities Williamsport National Bank 329 Pine Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Mcfnzbcfr Fmlcfral Dffposif IIISIIIYIIICC Corp. 1894 1948 KOLB BROS. MELVIN L. SCHLAUCH I Jeweler I Di '0 'fS fl Specialtyii I nnuas - nnrscizir-rioNs - cosmsrics 40-42 Wesf wi-now Sl'-eel' l A Dependable Store for 52 Years D I Im Just a S ep mm Pmsvimamsp t Pa' 2:4 East Third screen WILLIAMSPORT, PA I E B E R H A R T ' S 'Lowry Electrlc Company Complete Food Market F Phon 057 cor. oth Ave. at Memorial A C g, N, Y. Elmira, N, Y, Williamsport. Pa. l . I Comphments of J. P. 81 M. SULLIVAN I THE STORES OF I Willmont Barbecue Distinctive Furniture, Rugs and Draperies I 209-213 E. Third street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. I I BILL BRAND S RECORD SHOP 47 West 4th Street WILLIAMSPORT 10, PA. 113 CUPP'S DAIRY Bank of Newberry Pasteurized Dairy Products ir DARI-RICH CHOCOLATE MILK lll7 Dewey Avenue Dial 9929 Member of . I ' ' C Federal Deposzf IIISIIWIIICC' I WENDLE,S COVPOVHHO77 Drugs, Prescriptions, Toys and Games Phone No. 9765 l 909 Al'Ch St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. it A AMERICA'S BEST KNOWN WATCHES Hamilton - Bulova - Gruen - Elgin Waltham -- Westfield WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 1 J. S. RUDNlTZKl, INC. 1 The Diamond Center in Williamsport 123 West Fourth Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. If Pays to Shop at Compliments of PENN'EY'S The 114-16 W. Fourth street RIALTO THEATRE wENcK's HARDWARE ' Has at all times a good assortment of school 3 supplies, novelties, baseball goods, footballs, W' 1 - WILSON bktbll,fih' tkl, . . as e a S S mg ac e ammummm President and Genera1Munager 1162 W. FOLll'th St. Phone 2-2802 GOLD TONlE STUDIOS, INC. PoRTRA1T PHOTOGRAPHERS Creaiors of Nafiolmlly Aclverfiseff Mode Porfrnifs 209 W. 4th St. Phone 9952 114 HOOVER'S QUALITY FURNITURE Lower Prices 253 W. Third St. Williamsport, Pa. BERNSTINE'S PHARMACY 601 Arch Street Dial 2-0819 NEWBERRY, PA. MCCORMICK AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE RYDER'S BEAUTY SHOP 36 West Willow Street Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Dial 2-5406 HOFF SU PP'LY COMPANY JOBBERS, PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL TONIGHT ILET'S HAVE A - some ' DIXIE .,. --iw i .. ,,:,.:: E 5: 3 Minutes from . . If ': : Market Square BA R B EC U E on the Montgomery Pike MONTOUR AUTO SERVICE Distributors of TYDOL GAS and VEEDOL OIL 112 Broad Street MONTOURSVILLE, PA. SMITH DRUG STORE 764 West Fourth Street Free Delivery Dial 7344 IDEMIR STUDIO 629 West Third Street SANITARY EXTERMINATING CO. 40 West Fourth St, Pest Control Service Dial 2-1178 hx Compliments of POLLOCK'S JU N IOR DEPARTMENT IIMMERE SHOES Leaders in Good Shoes Graduation Gifts WATCHES, DIAMONDS, BIRTHSTONE RINGS, FINEST QUALITY JEWELRY GIFTS We Invite Your Charge Account IFE f7 H rr-r A Q , s Il-IIVANS jf To 3 n - 2-S479 M952 4 f w f 6 WEST YTHIRDWSTREET Compliments of Vanderlin's Cleaning Works Lycoming Dairy Farms I Carcffzlacrx of CLOTHES Quality Milk and Dairy Products 1301 HIGH STREET DIAL 9144 D. S. ANDRUS 8z CO. l PIANOS- RADIOS Dial 2-4201 1 BAND INSTRUMENTS ' ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS 11 west Fourth st. wILLIAMsPoIcT, PA. I VICTROLAS AND RECORDS l SHEET MUSIC Com limems of 1 From Cradle to Graduation P l Headquarters for Boys' and Girls' Smart Clothes SINCLAlR'S Richardson Buick Co., Inc. Boys, and Girls, Shops CQNGRATULATIQNS TQ THE Congrafulaiiwzs fo the Class of 1948 CLASS OF 1948 Ross cf woLFE 1 INSURANCE and RIEAL ESTATE First National Bank Building Phone 4201 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '48 CREPE PAPER AND CREPE PAPER SPECIALTIES 152 west Fourth street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF y48 McNAMARA'S Capitol Theatre Building The Right Answer to Your Paint Problems CHAAPEL'S SEED STORE 5 Everything for the Farm and Garden Q Since 1877 1404 Memorial Ave. D.ia14208 39 E. Third SL A Specializing in fine Portraits KASEMAN MUSIC STORE and Candid Wedding Pictures Everytloizzg in Music A Appointments Not Necessary ll7 West Third Street 116 Ryder's Beauty Shop 36 West Willow Street Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Walter R. Belles ar ..,. ,.rr.,,. .,-.1 y C Congratulations to the Class of 1948 1 Dia12,5406 Belles Garage 8: Machine Shop YOUNG'S 1 Wagga TEM Cameras and Outdoor Supply Store i OPPOSHC Sunsewafk 603 Arch St., Wiuiamsportypal X Waffles That Tickle Your Taste 1 BREYER'S ICE CREAM Phone 5262 Phone 2-0373 A -W V- rf ff -- -- - -- YW , ,,A, , ,. l De Sunfo's Upholstery Shop KELVINATOR-Sales and Service 359 Lycoming Street Dial 9434 1 375 W. Third si. Dial 2-8425 NEWTON'S GROCERY ULMAN BROS. CHEESE 3 Speciale' STAR CLOTHING HOUSE If YOU fun Out- fun in 1 to 5 west Third Street Grower's Market WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Established 1840 V rrrr ' I u rr Enrlc ed B R EA D i r ri? Ei: ,:,: .:::l 'Al:vl 'E - l :A:::' I .1 :::v:1r ' vsrgiiizaiaig .:' ..,.:1,.,.,,.:A: Qlllzzl E ::,:,. 1., fi '- .. ri. I ' 'ili i-'i-ir ., . rir, 1 rl. . . . community favorite So fresh, so light 1n flavor, so firm in K rr texturel No woncler it's a favorite i A . .,,. 35 with so many families here . . . for 1 delicious sandwiches, for golden brown X E5 toast, and for every meal! CAPITAL BAKE Rs, Ihr. iii 'x i-i- S. 117 . Qssgsgsgagsgf rl 2 Tune ififfffffiff f fl H nelson 7 HUDSON SALES 85 SERVICE M-D MOTOR COMPANY 1 Visit 1 ' visit O'-11' . OUT Prep ,gs all V '51lr55f.3.f 'ii Teen Shop Shop LM R . , V -UAMSPO trio, ...E-': 1- ,. 2 1 ,. , 1:14:12 'LI-.'S2E5E'5f':'i'v.',..-.'1'1'i'1':-5112. A .,.::f:::1:2'2--- 1 LIVE ON A BUDGET? 51101, mf HNEW' CARROLL HOUSE for BETTER VALUES Washington Blvd- U Latest StylES 0 Fa,IIl0llS BI'RI1dS Williamsport-6839 0 Good Fabrics 0 Budget Prices AFTER SCHOOL i, is Stop at if WY HALL'S DRUG STORE SLSS O E lisa' on rumah? ' Refreshments and Confections IS' Lumszk 9 ,., 24-Hour Photo Service co' 1, Q 53.1 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE C'OMPANY 317 and 321 Pine Street WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. The Home of Famous Shoes L. L. Stearns and Sons HOOVER- GEHRON The Clothing Store for Men and Young Men 39 West Third Street - Opposite Court House WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Established 92 Years Compliments of F ink's Sporting Goods 17 W. 3rd St. Williamsport 5, Pa Compliments of Raemore Sporting Goods RALPH B. GRAMMER Jeweler Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova Gruen - Longines - Benrus Watches 148 WVEST FOURTH ST. Compliments of Avery Dry Cleaners Featuring 24-hour Sun Dial Service LYCOMI G COLLEGE Offering 4 Years of College - 1948-49 Granting THE BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES .-TQAT. LIBERAL ARTS FINE ARTS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL COURSES PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY .Q,l. Students from Greater Williamsport now have thc opportunity to Obtain a Senior college education in their own community. For Information Write JOHN W. LONG, A.B., D.D., LL.D. LYCOMING COLLEGE Williamsport, Pennsylvania EDWARDS LAKES-TO-'SEA STAGES System Direct Service to New York City, Elmira, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Intervening Points O CHARTER SERVICE O Tickets and Information at LAKES-TO-SEA BUS TERMINAL East Third and Mulberry Streets Dial 2-6107 Edwards Motor Transit Co., Williamsport, Pa. 119 sHoP -i SEARS --- sAvE ROEBUCK AND CO. We of Sears Sincerely Congratulate You Who Are Graduating 130 West Fourth Street Phone 2-4751 Compliments of I , l LORI S FRUITS and SPECIALTIES Funston Ave. Williamsport, Pa. I r rn and Market sts., WILLIAMSPORI IA KEYSTON E 'ENTERPRISE CO. RUSCO All Metal Self-Storing Combination Windows Your LA MEMOIRE Was Designed, Engraved, Printed and Bound in our College Annual Department cm GRIT PUBLISHING COMPFINY flbublishers : 'Printers : 'fDesigne'rs : Engravers WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 120