Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)
- Class of 1949
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Our deserts are time and our mountains are study, but throughout our years of high school we have drawn closer and closer to our HCalifornia . The land frontiers have disappeared, but the economic and scientific frontiers are bigger and wider than ever. We must become strong in body, mind, and spirit if we are to successfully face the world of tomorrow. It is in this spirit that 'we present this book as a portrayal of our final preparation in our search for Hgoldn. C0 TENTS ADMINISTRATION . , . ,. , CLASSES ., ,, ,, , ACTIVITIES SPORTS I I I2 I8 64 80 La Memoire Editorial Staff 'llhe LA AlElXlOlRE Editorial Stall set to work last spring under the direction ol' lXlr. Livingston, our editorial adviser, with the hope that your yearbook would be the very best. VVe sincerely believe we have accomplished our aim. lr is our sincere belief that our Art Staff, under the capable direction of Mr. lierence, has done an exceptionably fine job this year. All drawings and mountings were done in our own art room. VVC have done our best to make the book an accurate account of the forty-niners, which we know each ol' you will cherish as a record of a very happy period in your life. VVe have chosen the llorty-niner theme because our search for knowledge ties in so well with their search lor gold, and to show that we of the class of '49 appreciate those things which arc more precious than gold. Top. Ia-l't lo Right XVillium Fink. lfldilor: Phyllis lainlpln-ll. Associate ldrlilor: Vi! Xie:-ly. Literary Editor: llieliarll l'onl'air. Vietnres lthlitor. liotlom 'Juanita Glues, l'olyr1-nrlill' lflwliior: llolu-rt l'otnn-r. l'lnotour:u xliin- l'l1li1or: llimlnl 4l I F- l In-Santo. Art I'I4litor: Nliirley lillsll, Associate l'I1litor. li La Memoire Business Staff 'lihe members of the LA lVlEMOIRE Business Staff were so chosen because they showed an interest in this held and desired thus to serve their school and classmates. Wlicn the stali became organized and oriented, prices were settled and the big sale was on amid artistic advertising and promotion via oration. Sophomores and juniors respondedg while seniors, owing to the many demands upon their budgets, subscribed on credit. The stall is indebted to each advertising patron and subscribing student whose enthusiastic support made our job a success. Many thanks to Mr. VVilliamson, our faculty adviser, for his expert counseling and unique course in accounting. lip In-t't tu liiglit Me-nrtstl Yun Yulin, Iillsim-ss 5I:lx11lg:el': Imvitl Ninn Xml . rn-rtisingg Munaign-r: IM-wr-3' l'r:tw, t'ir1-ulution Maxxiziew-x'. lutt in llivlmrd Taiylor, Assistant llusim-ss Multiage-r: Sun- Mont- unn-ry, .Kssislnnt .Kiln-rtising Xlunzlut-rg .lluly Slvtullloliell, K :stunt tlrvlllaitmn Rlzunuua-r. 7 Dedication VVC, the forty-niners, ciecii- eate our LA iViE.iX'1OIRE to Mr. M. Rayincmci Iamison in ap- preciation of his eapahie ieadership as our eiass teacher, his friendiy understanding of our school problems, and his unseihsh service in helping to make our three years at NV. ii. S. so pieasant ami profitable. Q E 10 OUR SCHOOL 11 3 To TIIE 1949 C-irRADUATING CLASS: Leaving high school today, you face a confused and divided world. People have generally evaded responsibilities, and have not attacked the solution of their problems with confidence and sincerity. Our only hope for the future lies with you. You have the physical, mental, and emotional equipment to make this a better world. The desire to devote your talents and ahilities to this cause must come from within you. Best wishes for a useful life of service. 8 LJ- PAUI, E. VViTixlEvEn, SllI7L'ViH1L'lItlL'llf of Sclmols 14 llearty congratulations to you, the I'l1Cl1ll7Cl'S of tl1e class ol' 1949, upon the comf pletion ol' your high school course. VVC are happy to have worked together with you during tl1is periotl. Now you are about to assume greater responsibilities at a time when the problems ol' our ow11 society as well as tl1e problems in the worlcl at large are demanding thoughtf ful consitleration and action. The way you n1eet these problems will be the real test of your education. Then the intangibles will come into play. You will succeed or fail in terms of tl1e service you renclcr, tl1e loyalties you choose, and the leadership you assume. Wle, the faculty, urge you to go forth with courage and Faith-l'aitl1 in yourselves. faith in our country, and faith in Gocl. Our best wishes to each and every one of voul L. F. DERR, Principal. l 1 1 5 ww ,,,,, Vw, Q M 'iff 1 Q3 7 ww 6 1 ff., 4. Lg, V' WMW W ' 1fIWr'i 'Z' , MW. Wi? W' WZ f' MQ? W WW WY 'M f WWA 7425 f,,7W VW' H :Vi ff? HH! QW W my fm -A K WMVQI KM w Wi? fill? 'A f :, W wa V M, ww, wh Y' W f ,,,, MW? 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W 'Z N V' U Ar 4 ff W f ga ,.,, f , sf? ,, V Z, 1 I If 4, .f 4, ,I M Mr ' I 1 4 , Sf ,.. ,' U: 'f ' Ny.-,.z,:,w -. ' qkrfrf' H A ,cifiazly , gift fa , M1 1 L ffjg'-J,.,,'.,h, 'M 4 ,. ,gf H an n ,M ,, fwlvwimfwmw M 4 MR. M. RAYMOND JAMISON Class Tm-:teller MRS. C. LARUE HERMAN Senior Class Mother MR. JOHN VANCE Senior Class Father O the students of '49 come cordial greetings from the one of your number whose duties are in the conning tower. For three years it has fallen to our lot to keep a weather eye on the horizon and at the same time to see that nothing untoward arises in the near environment to harm or impede the ship. Nor has the discernment of storm-clouds and the averting of dangers been the important part of our work. Rather have we looked far and wide to observe the fairest seas on which to sail and the richest ports from which to load our cargoes. Will you accept assurance from your pilot, that never did our keel run so deep, our course lie so directly to- ward our coveted goal, nor did we have on board so happy and hopeful a company as that which cheers us on today? The crisis upon which society has come is not a collapse, but a climax. From the viewpoint of education, we observe an encouraging reappraise- ment of values. That which the-world had thought most substantial has been revealed as most insub- stantial. To give up the old ideas and ideals and to accept those which are coming into ever clearer focus, is to give up the ephemeral for the eternal. Those who go out of school today enter upon an age of rebuilding. ln this new age success will not be measured by amassed wealth, but by that which the Ancient Greeks held up as the goal for their youth, namely human worth. Therefore, look well to '49. A mission un- matched awaits her. Keep her fit for any sea and make sure that she will ever take her course not from false lights along the shore, but from the fixed stars in the eternal heaven. M. RAYMOND JAINIISON. 20 SENIOR CLASS 0l If'1CEllS I.:-I'1 to lliglnl l'n-:gy Siugloy, Sn-m-rvtury: .lm-rome Iivrr. l'resiclvn1: Nnnvy Slum:-rw. Vim- l'l'n-Ninlvlll: lhnln-rl liruwllln-1-, 'I'r4-alslllwr. SENIOR EXEf'IT'l'IVI4I l'0MMI'l l'I'IIC First Huw. Lvft lu High! I,lII'1ll01l Lalllrexlsuxl, linlu-rt liruwnh-4-, Num-y Shmva-rs. l'4-guy Sirnglvy, .Ie-rmnv Dvrr. Imuise- Clmmlus-rluin. Ss-4-mul Huw flilllily Ants-S, .ll'RIlI Slmylll-r, Ilny Pllillilrs, llnynnnxrl IHIIIIUYHI. Ann U4-nlliv-. Third llmv Sm- Mulltgnnwry, Mr. M. llnynmllll Mlnlisnll. MHS. PAUL RITTEII MIL FLOYD MI 1'i'III,lfIli MHS. Z. ll. UONFAIII MII. CLEMENT 12. LA Snplmnnm- Uluss Mntlwr Suplmnmrl- Flaws lfzutlu-r Junior Uluss Mutha-r .Inninr lilnss lfatlu-r 21 JOI-IN E. ACKERMAN, JR. Jarl. ' Stevens Vocational Student Council 3. 4-3 Tech Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. I'rt-sirlent 3: Drnmmlcs Club 1. KENNETH HARTLEY ADAMS GSKEHIIK'-V',, Curtin Vocational MARTIN YALE ACRESS i','l4arty Sunbury Academic Band 4-: Symphony Orchestra 4: Dance Orchestra 4. EMILY MARIE ANTES ..Em., Roosevelt Academic VVelfare Committee 2: Executive Committee t: Cherry and White 2, 3, Assistant Copyreading Editor 3: LA lNll'LM0lI'lI'1 Business Staff 4: Stu- dent Council 2, 3: Symphony Or- chestra 3, t: Hi-Tri 4: Broadcast At: Public Speaking Club 3. Treasurer: Drnlnsltics Club -I, Secretary 4. MARY LOUISE BARD Stevens Academic Cherry and IfVI1il1' Editorial Staff 2, 3, -t: LA IYIEMOIRE Business Stall' 4: HiATri 2, 3: Broadcast 3: Span' ish Club 3. ROBERT S. BARNFIELD Barney,' South Williamsport Vocational PATRICIA ANN BEACH MPM., Roosevelt Commercial Vlfelfare Committee 4: LA Mr:- Moml-1 Editorial Staff 4: Cherry mul I'Vhite Business Stall' 3: Executive Committee 3: Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 3: Dramatics Club 3, 'Treasurer 3. ANN MAIRE ADAMS Roosevelt General Hi-Tri 2: Broadcast -1: Glee Club t: Movie Appreciation Club L. WILLIAM E. ADERI-IOLD Bill Roosevelt Vocational TGCII HI-Y 3. 4. THOMAS E. ALLEGRUCCI HTOIIIIIIYU Curtin Vocational Golf Team 2, 3. 4. SARA ELIZABETH ARDELL Shor!y,' Stevens Commercial Hi-Tri 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Gym Club 4: Art Club -L GLORIA HELEN BARCER Stevens Academic Hi-Tri 2: Art Club 4. SHIRLEY I. BAUSINGER Shirl Stevens Commercial Cllerry and I'Vhite Business Staff 3: Volleyball Champions 3: Gym Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club vt: Art Club 4: Bowling Club 2. ANN MARIE BEATTI E uBeatu Roosevelt Commercial Executive Connnittee 4: Cherry and White Business Staff 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Art Club 4. President 4: Gym Club 4: Dramatics Club 3: Pep Club 3. BETTE LOU BEAVER Bunny Stevens Commercial l,A Ml-:Mouu: Business Stall' I: Pep Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Gym Club t: Movie Appreciation Club 1: Art Club, Secretary t. SAM OLIVER BENNER HRPIIH Roosevelt Vocational JEAN LOIS BENNETT Jeanie Roosevelt Commercial l'cp Club 3: Library Club ti, 4. ROBI-lR'I' C. BERNINCER Bob Stevens Commercial I IVI ILIJA E. BLACKWELL MilIie,' Roosevelt Commercial Dues Committee 33 Clicrry mul Whih' Editorial Stall' 1.: Student Council 2, -tg Band 2. 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 5, 4: Basketball Cham- pions 2, 3: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Broadcast 2. Il. 1: Gym Club Il. NORMA JEWEL BLOOM Srotty', Stevens Commercial Dues Committee rl. t: Cherry and Whifr Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Circu- lation Manager 41 Girls' Recreation Club 21 Bowling Club 3. 4: Dramat- ics Club Il: Pep Club 3: Art Club 1: Movic Appreciation Club L. ELLEN LOUISE BODLE Roosevelt llome Economics Library Club 4: Home Econom- ics Club 2. 3. 4. DORIS JUNE BECKER Darien Curtin Academic Color Committee 2: Clwrry mul While Editorial Staff -I: Hi-Tri 2. 3. l, Cabinet 4: Broadcast 3: Glee Club :iz Gym Club 2: Dramatics Club :L 1: Movie Appreciation Club t. JANET LOUISE BENNETT Splinter Curtin Commercial Cherry mul White Editorial Stall' lg Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 3: Library Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President t: Art Club -l. DORSEY L. BERFIELD Huck Stevens Vocational Football I, 2. 3. NANCY KATHLEEN BIGGER Teeth Curtin Academic Ili-Tri 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 2. 3. -lg Movie Appreciation Club 3. 4. JOANN ELLEN BLAIR ..Red,, Curtin Academic Broadcast t: Glee Club 3. 4: Choir 4. ' NORMA LOUISE BOATMAN Normie Stevens Academic Play Reading Committee 4: Cher- ry and White Editorial Staff 3. 4: Hi-Tri 4: Broadcast 3: Etiquette Club 3: Drmnutics Club 8, 4: Usher t: l,.x Nll-IMOIRI-1 Business Stal? 4. JOHN EVERETT BOODON slacks Curtin Academic Football l. 2, 3, tg Gym Club 2: Dramatics Club 3. EDWARD F'. BOUSE .fEd,, Stevens General Varsity Track 3, 4: Cross Coun- try 4. CHARLES JACKSON BROOKS Charlie,' Curtin Academic Student Council 3. 4: Executive Committee 4: Band 21 Hi-Y 2. 3, -4. EUGENE DONALD BROWN Brownie Curtin Vocational 'l'e1'll Hi-Y Il. JACK ARNOLD BRUNNER Curtin Commercial GEORGE ALFRED BRYAN Roosevelt Vocational Welfare Committee 3: Future Farmers ot' America 2. It, i, Vice President 3. l-. CLAIR E. BUFFORD Stevens Vocational SHIRLEY BUSH Curtin Academic Dues Committee 2: Decorating Committee 3: Commencement An- nouncement Committee 4: LA Mr:- Mouu-L Editorial Staff, Associate Ed- itor 4: Hi-Tri 3: Broadcast 3, 4: Pep Club 3: Chemistry Club 3: Dra- matics Club 3. JANET F. BROOKER East Providence, R. l. Academic Hi-Tri -1-. BETTYJANE BROWN Suzie,' Stevens General Cherry and White Editorial Staff' 2: Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Choir 4: Gym Club 2, 3. 4. ROBERT R. BROWNLEE NBUIJU Stevens Vocational-Tech Class Treasurer 4: Executive Com- mittee 4: Color Committee 2: LA Mrzrwolm-1 Editorial Staff 4: Student Council 2: Tech Hi-Y 3: Broadcast 3, -i: Key Club Il. t: llsbcr 2, 4. BEVERLY ANN BRUSH 'iBcv Curtin Academic Dues Committee 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3: I.,t Mr:- Monu: Business Staff 4: Broadcast 4: Glee Club 4: Choir t: Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3: Dramaiics Club 2, 3, Managzer l. CRAYTON L. BUCK Buck Curtin Academic Color Committee 2: Student Man- ager, Basketball 2. 3: Student Mau- ager. Track 2. 3. 4: Field, Forest and Stream Club 2. GERALD F. BURKHOUSE Twilch,' Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 2: Varsity Football 3: Varsity Wrestling 4: Broadmst 4: Photography Club 2. 3: Nature Club 3: Gym Club 4. LILLIAN MARIE BUTLER MLW, Stevens Academic CHARLOTTE CALDWELL Char Curtin General Art Club 4: liym Club i. .IOIIN PHILIP CAMPBELL Phil Stevens Academic Clwrry mud White Editorial Staff 3, 4, Make-up Editor 4: Football 1. 2, 3: Basketball Champions 2: Hi-Y 2, 3. t, Secretary 3, President 4, Executive Committee 3, 4: Broad- cast 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: Debating Club 2: Junior Ro- tary Club l. MARLENE MAE CARIS Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 4: Cherry and White Editorial Statf 2. 4: Hi- 'l'ri I: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 3. l: Choir 4: llramatics Club 3, t. Yicc President 3: Usher 4. ROBERT A. CAROTIIERS Bob Roosevelt Vocational Tech Ili-Y l. DAVID C. CASTLEBIIRY Dee Curtin Academic Photography Club 3: Math Engif nt-ers Club 4. ANTONIO II. CERQUOZZI Tony Roosevelt Vocational TECII Hi-Y 3, 1. LOUISE I,. CIIAMBERLAIN Stevens Commercial Executive Committee -H Cllerrfl and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 1: Band 3: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3: Dance Orchestra 3: lli-Tri 2. 4. MARIE JOY CALDWEIJ, Stevens Academic Cherry and White Editorial Stntt' 2 3 4' Band 2 'i 4' Hi l'ri 2 3' Broadcast 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Choir t: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Public Speaking Club 2, Secretary 2: Eti- quette Club 3: l'cp Club 2: l'ress Club 3. PIIYLLIS J. CAMPBELL Phil Curtin Academic Secretary 3: Executive Commit' tee 3: LA Mmvionu: Editorial Statt' 3. I-, Associate Editor -l: Cherry und White Business Stat? 2. 3: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2, Vice President 2: Chemistry Club 2: l'ep Club 2. .IOAN LEE CARMITCI I EI, Hnagy Curtin Commercial Int Mrzivloinn Editorial Statl' 1: Cherry and lVhita Editorial Stuff l, Business Stat? Ill Student Council 2, 3: Dance Orchestra 3, i: Sym' phony Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Ili-'I'ri 2. 3, 4. Cabinet 3, I: Broadcast 3. l: Drzmmtics Club 2, 3: Gym Club 2. TIIOMAS D. CASALE Curtin Acadcinic ANDREW II. CERQI IOZZI Andy Roosevelt Vocational Tech IIifY 3, 4. LORETTA A. CERVl'ILl.l Chubby Curtin General Welfare Committee 2: Soccer Champions 2: Volleyball Champions 3: Hi-'l'ri 2: Gym Club 2, 3: Library Club 2. 3. L ZELMA MAE CIIAPMAN ltlontonrsville General PHILIP R. CHARNESKIE Phil Roosevelt Vocational Tech Hi-Y 3. 4, 'Treasurer 1. A. JOANNE CLARK ,Ioanie Stevens Commercial Cherry und White Business Staff 2. 3: Symphony Orchestra 2. It: Dance Orchestra 3: Hi-Tri 2: Movie Apprecintiou Club L WILHELMINA M. CLARK Billion Curtin General Library Club 4. DORIS LOUISE COFFEY Stevens Academic Hi-Tri 2: Art Club 3: Gym Club 4. HERBERT D. COHICK 'iHerb', Roosevelt Academic Broadcast 3. 4: Photography Club 3: Gym Club 4. WILLIAM GENE CONEY Stevens Vocational EUGENE ALAN CONFER i'Cene', Curtin Academic Math Engineers Club 4: Field. Forest and Stream Club 3. EDWARD D. CIOFFI Chef Curtin General Basketball 2, 3. BARBARA DOLORES CLARK Minne', Curtin General Symphony Orchestra 4: Broadcast 4: Art Club 4. AWANDA LELIA CLAY ..Lee,, Stevens Home Economics Hi'Tri 2. L: Home Economics Club 4. CHARLES W. COGLEY 6iChlIClf,, Stevens Vocational DON BERNARD COLEMAN ..D0n,. Curtin Academic Hi-Y 2, 1. Executive Committee 4. RICHARD HOYT CONFAIR Dick,' Roosevelt Academic Dues Committee 2: Executive Committee 3: LA MEMOIRE Editorial Staff 4. Pictures Editor 4, Sports Editor 4: Cherry and White Editor- ial Staff 2, 3, Business Staff t: Football 2, 3: Track 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 1: Broiulcast 3, tg Glee Club Il: Usher 2, 3. ROBERT CARL COTNER ..Bob,, Curtin Commercial LA Mlsivlonuz Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Photographic Editor 4: Hi-Y 2, 4: Broadcast 3: Photography Club 4. KAT H YLEEN JEAN CRA MER K1ltlic Roosevelt General Ilona- I4ll'0ll0lllIl'S Club 21 Library Club 3. I. DEWEY W. CRAW lJcw Curtin Acadcmic I.A Mrzivlouuz Busiucss Staff I. Cir- culation Manager 43 Volleyball Champions 2, 3: Hi-Y 2: Broadcast 2. It. I: lllec Club 2, Il, I: Choir ' I I FRANCIS ALFRED DANIELE St. joseph Vocational 'l'cch Ili-Y II. I: Membership Com- mittcc I: l'rog.zram Committee 3. PEARL BEKNEICE DAUBEII Jersey Shore Commercial I,.x Mrzmonuz llusiucss Statf I: Library Club 2. 3. -I, Vice President I: Movie Appreciation Club 3, I: IJl'illll1ItIl'S Club 3. I. PAUL STEPHEN DAVIS Davie Brilliant, Ohio Academic Band 3, -I: Symphony Orchestra 3. I: Broadcast :L -I. CERALDINE LOUISE DAY Curtin Academic WILLIAM RALPII lJl:II'l'RlCK l60Ulll',I'l, Stcvcns General Iland 2: Broadcast -I: Glcc Club I: Choir I: German Club 3. Ma' . an-al MILDRED ARLENE CRAVEN Milly Curtin General Iflwrrgl uarl Whifc Editorial Staff I. Art Editor I: Hi-'l'ri 2. I-: Broml- cast 3, I.: Dccoratingz Committee 2, .L I. LEWIS ALEXANDER CROUSE 1,cw', Curtin Academic Glee Club 3, Ig Choir -Ig German Club 3, -I. JOHN WILLIAM DAPP Curtin Commercial lli-Y 3, I: Exccutivc Committee I: Dramatics Club It. DAVID F. DAUCIIERTY MDW.. Curtin Academic L'hcrr!1 und White Editorial Staff 2, 3: Symphony Orchestra 2: Hi-Y I. Broadcast 3, -I: Glee Club 3. AI: Choir 3, -I: Chapel Accompanist I: District Choral I-'cstival 3. 1I. CLARIS MAE DAY ssEytjss, Curtin Commercial Welfare Committee 4. 1 JAMES W. DEAN Njimu Stevens Commercial Dramatics Club 3. IIUCII DELANEY ..Bua,,, Curtin Academic JOSEPH DePARASIS Curtin Vocational Tech Hi-Y 4. MARGARET LEONA DERONE ..Peg,, Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 2, 3, 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3: LA Mt-:Moum Business Staff 4: Cherry and White Business Staff 3: Hi-Tri 4: Alt Club 4: Field, Forest. and Stream Club 4: Pep Club 3: Drsnnntics Club 4. RICHARD JAMES DeSANTO Cipati! Curtin General LA Mnmomrz Editorial Staff 4. Art Editor 4: Decorating Committee 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA L. DIEFENDERFER ncinnyas Stevens General Hi-Tri 2: Glee Club 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Dramatics Club 4: Art Club 3. ANTHONY JAMES DiMARCO ..T-ony., Curtin Vocational Cherry and White Business Staff 3: Student Council 4: Quartet 2, 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Choir 2. il: Tech Hi-Y 4: Track 4. EUGENE ISIDORE DiSALVO .iskipv Curtin Academic Cherry and White Editorial Staif 2, 3, 4: Commencement Announce- ment Committee 4: Student Council 3: Band 2. 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 3. 4: Broadcast 2, 3. 4: German Club 3, 4: Entertainment Connnit- tee Il. JOYCE MARIE DITTMAN Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Art Club 2. DORIS DeREMER Doris Roosevelt Commercial Hi-Tri 2. 3. JEROME WILLIAM DERR ..Jerry,, Roosevelt Vocational President 4, Executive Committee 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Tech Hi-Y 3, 4, Executive Committee 4. JOYCE MARIE DETTLING Curtin Commercial Welfare Commitee 3: Dues Com- mitee 4: Cherry and White Editor- ial Staff 3: Student Council 3: Hi- Tri 3: Dramaties Club 4. SARAH M. DIEHL Sally South Williamsport General Art Club 4. CARMELLA SARA DiMARCO Deen Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 3: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2. 3. 4. Fea- ture Editor 4: Volleyball 'Cham- pions 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 4: Library Club 2: Gym Club 2: Pep Club 2, Secretary 2: Press Club 3: Quill and Scroll. MARGUERITE R. DiSALVO Marg Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2, 3: Art Club 2, 4: Pep Club Il. WILLIAM C. DRAWBAUGH Ace', Curtin Vocational Cross Country 4: Tech Hi-Y 4. JUNE ELIZABETH DUNKLE Shania Stevens Commercial CIIA RLES L. EDLER Red Stevens Vocational Tech Iii-Y 1. N ANCY Il. EMICK ..Nlm,, Curtin General Student, Council 4: Executive Committee 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Broad- cast I: Glee Club 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Girls' Gym Club 2: Dramatic Club 2. .IAMES EIIILENE ENNIS Jim Curtin Academic ROBERT E. ERTEL, JR. ..B0b,, Stevens Academic Entertainment Committee 3: Dues Committee 4: Baud 2. 3, 4: Sym- phony Orchestru 2, 3, 4: Dance Ore chestra 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. RUTH ANN EVANS ..Red,, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Commercial Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3. 42 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3. 1. ANN PAULINE FAHRINCER Stcvcns Academic Welfare Committee 2: Dues Com- mittee 2: Honor Key Committee 2: l'lny Reading Committee 4: LA Mr:- Momr: Editorial Staff it-: Cllerry mul White Editorial Staff 2. 3: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Hi-Tri Cabinet 8. -L: Broadcast 3. 8: Glee Club tt. It-1 Choir 3. 4: Dramatics Club 2: Quill and Scroll 3. DAVID JONES EARLEY Davey Stevens Academic Play I-tending: Committec I-: Stu- dent Council 2: Band 2, 3. t: Sym- phony Orchestra 4: Dance Orches- tra 3, I: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. RICHARD LEWIS EDWARDS Merriwell,' Curtin General Student Council 3: I-'ootball 2. 3: Boxing Champion 3, t. CHARLES F. ENGLISH Buzz,' Stevens Vocational Tech Student Council 2. -t, President I: Executive Committee ll: Tech Hi-Y 2, 3: Broadcast Il, I: I'A System Il. I: Usher 3. NED WILSON ENTZ Millheim, Pa. Vocational Tech Dues Committee 2: Usher 2. MARTELLE E. EVANS ..Marty,, Stevens Vocational MARY ELLEN EVENDEN Babe Curtin Academic Hi-Tri 2. 3, -L: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Dramatics Club 4: Usher. PEGGY LOUISE FAIIRINGEH Stevens Academic Dues Committee I: Hi-Tri 2. 3. BETTY FENSTEMACHER Stevens General AARON HARVY FILLMAN Slim Roosevelt Vocational Bnud 2. 3. l-. LORETTA JEAN FINN Finnie', Stevens General l..x Mi-,iuouwz Business Stuff 4: Hi- 'l'ri 2, 4: Art Club 4: Drzunntics Club 1: l.ibrnry Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3. FRANK FOGLE Stevens Vocational ROBERT A. FOLMAR ..B0b,, Stevens Academic Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Broad- cast 2. 3, 4: Movie Appreciation Club 2, Treasurer 2: Pep Club 2: Nature Club 3: Dramatics Club 4. GEORGE F. FORTNER Bull Stevens General Basketball Manager 2. 3, 4: Vol- leyball Champions 2: Junior Rotar- ian 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3. ELLEN SARAH FOX Stevens General Hi-'l'ri 2: Girls' Gym Club 3. pi- SALLY ANN FERGUSON Fergie Curtin Academic Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Art Club 3, t: Gym Club 4: Photography Club L: Dru! nnttics Club 4: Press Club t: Chem- istry Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3. WILLIAM G. FINK Bill', Roosevelt Academic Entertainment Committee 3: Play- reading Committee 4: LA Mmaoum Editorial Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3: Cherry :md White Business Staff 2: Student Council 3: Football Mana- ger 2, 3: Broadcast 3. 4: Dramaties Club 2, 3, President 3: German Club 3. 4, President 4: Junior Rotary Club 2. 3, 4. President 4. RICHARD W. FLEXER l ritz,' Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2: Football 2: Hi-Y 2: Broadcast 8. t: Debating Club 2: Drnlnntics Club 3, 4: Cur- rent Events Club 3. JOHN THOMAS FOLMAR liSnipe3! St. Joseph Vocational Student Council 3. ELINOR FRANCES FORMAN HE-Hy., Stevens Academic Color Committee 2: Decorating Committee 3: Playreading Commit- tee 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3. 4, Associate Editor 4: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Ilroadcast 2, 3. 4: Press Club 2, 3. 4: Dramntics Club 2. 3, 4. President t: Debating: Club 2, President 2: Quill and Scroll 3. WILLIAM H. FOWLER Billy Roosevelt , Academic Band 2: Hi-Y 4: Executive Com- mittee 4: Dramatics Club 4. RITA CATHERINE FOX Rivet Curtin Commercial Cherry and White Business Staff 2. 3. 4, Circulation Manager 4: Hi- Tri 2. 4: Broadcast 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Gym Club 2. PAUL ALLEN FRANCIS ll Stevens General llauml 2, Il, 1: lli-Y 2, tg Hronrl- valet 2. Il, l. MARY LOUISE FREDERICKS Tu0tsic ' Stevens Academic Clwrry mul White Busim-ss Stuff t: Hi3l'ri 2. 3. t: Pop Club :iz Field, l orvst. Zlllll Streuln Club 1: Movie .XDDTl'ClHfl0ll Club 1: lJl'2llllllfll'S Club 41 Decorating.: l'OlllllIll'tP0 4: Chefrry und White Eclituriul Staff 2. :iz LA Mrtnmiim Business Stuff 4. JEAN LOUISE FREY Roosevelt Home Evonoinivs lli-'l'ri 2: lllillll' lfli-oiioinivs Club :sg Movie Apprvm-iutimi Club Ji, L SELMA ROSE FRIEDMAN RSCIIIN, Stevens Commercial Ili-Tri 2. 3: Clit-mistry Club Ji. BEVERLY ANN FRONK HUM, Stevens General Cherry und Whih' lflditorizll Stuff lg lliJl'ri 8: Pop Club 33 Library Club Il, tg Art Club L HELEN VIRGINIA GARDN ER Bom Roosevelt Commercial Ill-'l't'i 2, 3. 1: Usher I: Chemis- try Club 3. IIARRY Lallllli GARVERICK Mil Curt in Vocational Fontlmll 2. Il. 1- EDITH LORRAINE FRANTZ 'gEdie Roosevelt Auailvniifw DANIEL LEWIS FREE Dan Stevens Vocational Ifielrl, Forest, :incl Strczun Club 2. l'i'i-siali-lit 15: 'I'r:u-k L MILO HAROLD FREY Curtin Acumlz-inii: l,llCll.LE DOLORES FRIES Blondie Curtin Home Economics Cin-rrp! mul While' Flilitoriall Shift' 2: llnmv l+lcoimlni4's Club 2: Movie .Alllll'0t'lllll0ll Club 2: l,l'3lllliIll1'S Club Il. CAROL LOUISE FULLERTON Fill Roosevelt General Library Club t. FRANK EDWARD GARRISON sellanksa Curtin Academic Hi-Y L: Fly Tying: Club 2. 31 Field, Forest. and Stream Club 2. It: Math Engineers Club L. Tren- surer 1. PORTER ll. CICARIIART ..Hy,, Roosevelt Acaalc-mic Clwrry und White Eclltnriul Stull' tt. L: Math Engineers Club 2, 3, 8, Sevretury 41 Drxunativs Club Ii, 1-3 Usher 2. CHARLES A. GEMBERLING Charlie Northumberland, Pa. Vocational Football 1, 2: Tech Hi'Y 3, 4: Photographic Club 2: Basketball Champions 2. DORIS MARIE GERCKE Dorrie', Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 4: Gym Club 2: Library Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club 4. PATRICIA ANN GETGEN Pat Stevens Academic Cherry and White Business Staff 2: Band 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. Cabi- net 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3. .IUANITA MARIE GLAES Stevens General Dues Comlnittee 2: Welfare Com- mittee 4: LA Mi-:Munn-1 Editorial Staff 3, 4, Copyreading Editor 4: Cherry mul White Business Staff 2: Hi-Tri 4. C. ROBERT GOOD ..G00dy,, Stevens Vocational GLEN EDWARD GOOD '6Eddie Curtin General Basketball 2. 3. 4: Basketball Champions 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Choir 2. 3. 4. JAMES BENJAMIN GRAHAM Punchie,, Curtin Academic Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3, 4. RUBY JEAN GEORGE Curtin Commercial Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3, 4: LA Mrsivioms Business Staff 4: Pep Club 3: Dramatics Club 4. ROBERT E. GERMAN, JR. ..B0b., Roosevelt Academic Play Reading Committee 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3, 4. Mimeograph Editor 4: Execu- tive Committee 4: Boxing Champion 3: Hi-Y 4: Broadcast 3. 4: German Club 3. 4: Chemistry Club 3: Cure rent Events Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Usher 3: Student Council 4, Treasurer 4. ARTHUR H. GILMORE Art Stevens Academic Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 3: Football Man- ggesr 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Usher .IOHN CARL GOETTEL Stevens Academic Dues Committee 3: Cherry and White Business Staff 3: Football MHUBSCF 2. 3, 4: Basketball Man- ager 2, 3: Track Manager 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Broadcast 4: Chemis- try Club 3: Photography Club 2: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2: Usher 3. EARL ALVIN GOOD accoodyss Roosevelt Academic M. RICHARD GORDON GiDiCk73 Womelsdorf, Pa. Academic Cherry and White Editorial Stat? 3: Student Council 3, 4: Band 2, 8. 4: Symphony Orchestra 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. Ex- ecutive Committee 3: Broadcast 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. JEAN PHYLLIS GRAY csphyfs Stevens Academic LA Mmwomn Business Staff 4: Hi- Tri 4: Broadcast 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Movie Appreciation Club 2: Span- ish Club 4: Dramatics Club 3. .IUIIN CHARLES GRIFFIN Znr'haris Curtin Commercial ROBERT JOSEPH CUINARD Bob Ste-vc-ns Vocational Studi-nt tiounvil 3: 'l'e-ch Hi'Y 3: llroatlvasl Il. -1: Ratlio Club tg l'A System 2. tt. tg Boxing: It. 1. FRANCIS ALFRED IIALL l'1zrlt',t ' Curtin Vocational 'I't't'lt Ili-Y I. SA MIIEL H A MMOND Altoona Vocational PIIYLLIS C. HAMPTON ..I,hyl,. Roost-volt Coneral l'll0tllZl'2lllIly Club tg Fieltl, For- vsl. Zlllll Stream Club t. JOIIN E. IIANS Bro Curtin Vocational Student Count-il 4: Football L DERL CALVIN HARMAN Roost-volt Avamlemic llanrl 3. 4: Danvv Orchestra 3. I1 Symphony Urclu-stra It. 1. THERESA IRENE GSTALTER Tess Stevens Commercial Welfare Committee 3: Commenve- meut Announcement Committee 4: lux lNll':Mollu: Editorial Stall' 4: !'lu-rry und White Business Stall' H: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3: Danve Ort-lmstra tt: HI-Tri 2: Dramativs Vlub 3: llroatlvast 3: Usher 4. NED L. HAFER Stevens Vocational MELVIN EUGENE HAMMER Skip Curtin Vocational Dues Committee 2: LA Mrzmomrz Business Statl' 4: Student Council 2: 'l'vvl1 Hi-Y 3. ft, Executive Com- lnitlcv I: l'Iay Reading FUIIIIIIII' 00 l. JOHN H. HAMPTON, ,IR. Hennie Curtin Commercial Football 2: 'l'ravk 2: llroatlvast t: tilvv Club t. JEAN IIILDA IIANFORD 'ifeanneu Curtin Cr-nf-ral Volleyball l'ltampions 33 Glove Club 3. t. .IOANN E. HARDENBIIRC ...lov Stevens Commercial Art Club 23 Library Club I. GARY LEWIS HARPER KilIer,' Roosevelt Conf-ral Football 1. 2. Dt. l: Baskvtball 2, 3: .lunior Rotary Club It, 4. FLORENCE JEAN HART til,-loo Roosevelt Commercial Field, Forest, and Stream Club -1: Library Club 4. WILMA HELEN HARTMAN Willie Curtin Academic Cherry and White Business Staff 2. 3: Band 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. Cab- inet 2, 3. -1: Broadcast 3, 11: Dra- matics Club 2. 3. 1: Chemistry Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 4. PEGGY ANN HEIM ..Peg,, Curtin Academic Cherry mid White Editorial Staii' 1. Mimeograph Editor 4: Cherry and White Business Staff 2, 3: Hi- Tri 2, 3, 1: Dramatics Club 2: Jour- nalism Club tt: Press Club 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Usher 1. ARTHUR DONALD HEINY MATH, Curtin Academic LA RIEMOIRE Business Statf 42 Hi-Y 2: Broadcast 3, ft: Glee Club 3, 1: Field. Forest. and Stream Club 2: Dralnatics Club tt. THOMAS W. HEMPHIL-L T0mmy,, Stevens General Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4. JOAN LOUISE HERMAN Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 3: Com- mencement Announcement Connnit- tee -1: LA Mizmomn Business Staff 1: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 4: Broadcast 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 1. Secretary 4: Movie Ap- preciation Club 2: German Club 3. 1. Vice President 3. Treasurer 1. BRUCE RICHARD HILL Dick, Curtin Vocational JUNE ANNA HART Stevens General Pep Club 2. 3: Gym Club 4-: Movie Appreciation Club 2, 3: Volleyball Champions 3: Baseball Champions 2. N. ELIZABETH HASERICK Betty Roosevelt Academic Library Club 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Dlralmatics Club 3: Home Economics C u J 4. EDYTHE RUTH HEINLEN Edie: Roosevelt Academic Hi-Tri 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Gym Club 3: Library Club 3, 1: Photog- raphy Club 1: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 1. JAMES HOWARD HEINY .fjimn Curtin Academic Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 1: Choir 2, 3, I.. RUTH JOANNE HENRY Curtin Academic LA Mrzmomtx Business Staff 4: Hi- Tri 2, 3, 1: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 3, I.: Spanish Club 1. Vice l'resident t. JOAN M. HETHERLIN Joanie', Curtin General Cherry und IfVhite Business Staff 2: Band 3. 1: Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 2: Decorating Committee 2, 3. t. DANIEL JEAN HINKEL ..Dan,, Roosevelt Academic Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2: Vlfrestling 3, -1. NANCY I-IOACLAND Stevens Ceneral Hi-Tri 2. 3: Broadcast 2, 3, 1: Glee Club 2, Il, 4: Choir 3, 4: Pep Club 2. RICHARD L. HOLMES Dick Roosevelt Vocational Color Connnittee 2: Service Com- mittee 3: LA RI!-IMOIRI-Z Business Staff L: Student Council 3: 'l't-ch Hi-Y 2, 3. t, Vice President t. MARTHA EV ELYN HOOVER Marky Curtin General l'lu'r1'y mul White Editorial Staff 41 Volleyball Champions 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Library Club 2. 3. 4, Secretary t: hyln Llub 2, 3. t: Art Hub J. t: Bowling Club 3. JAY WESLEY HOUSE Sam,' Stevens Academic Broadcast 3, 1-: Choir 3. 4: Dra- matics Club t. Treasurer t. HAROLD MARTIN INCRAM Brad Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 3, 4: Cherry und White Editorial Staff 4: Foot- ball 2, 3. lt: Track 2, 3. 4: Basket- ball Champions 2: Hi-Y 3, t: Broad- cast 3, t: tilev t'luh 3. t. DONALD BERNARD JANESKI Roosevelt General 1 KENNETH W. JOHNSON Kenn.y,' Stevens Commercial Dues Committee 3: Play Reading Committee 4: Student Council 3, 4: Hi'Y 2: Broadcast 3. JOHN EDWARD HOFFMAN csjohnnyss Stevens Academic Dues Committee 3: Band 2. 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2. 3, -1: Brozulcast 2, 3, 4. JOAN MARIE HOLOCHWOST ,lnanie Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 2: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3. 4, Fea- ture Editor 4: Cherry and White Business Staff 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: llroarlvast 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Dramatics Cluh 2, 3. t: Press Club 3, tt. WILLIAM C. HORN BUF, Ferndale, Mich. Academic Welfare Committee 4: Student Council 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, tg Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3: l-'ly 'l'yln,': Club 3. PATTIE MAE HUGHSON Mertell Curtin Commercial ll.: Mrzmoun-1 Business Stat? 4: Hi- 'l'ri 2, 3: Broadcast 4: Glee Club 4: Dramatics Club t: Pep Club 2, 3: Hyun t'lub t: Public Speaking Club 2. FLORENCE E. IRVIN Sissy Curtin Academic Flwrry mud White Business Stat? 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Hi-Trl 2, 3, t: Broadcast 3: Glee Club 3: Chern- istry Club t: Pep Club 2. EUGENE RICHARD JOHNSON Weasel Curtin Vocational MELVIN LeROY JOHNSON uR0y,, Curtin Commercial Student Council 2: Hi-Y 4: Press Club 3. SHELDON A. JOHNSON Buzz Stevens Vocational Tecll Hi-Y 4. BETTY LOU JONES Bez Stevens Commercial Band 2, 3, L: Symphony Orches- tra 4: Hi4'l'ri 2: Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Recreation Club 2: Bowling Club 2, 3: Basketball Champions 2. 3. KENNETH S. KELLER ..Ken,, Curtin General Football 1. 2. 3. t: Fielrl, Forest. and Stream Club 3. NANCY JANE KELLY esjvanaa Stevens Academic Dues Committee t: LA Mrziwomrz Business Staff 1-: Cherry nnrl Whitt' Business Staff 2. 3. 1: Student Coun- cil I.: Band 2, 3: Basketball Cham- pions 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Public Speaking Club 2: Dramatics Club L GEORGE R. KIBBE Curtin Academic Cherry and White Editorial Stal? 2. 3, 4. Humor Editor 2, 3, 4: Cherry mid White Business Staff 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, Executive Committee 3: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3. 1: Debating Club 2: Ger- man Club 3, 4. GERALDINE L. KNARR Gerry Roosevelt Commercial Library Club 3. 4: Art Club 4. DONALD W. KOONS I6D0nl9 Curtin General Band 2. 3. 1-: Symphony Orches- tra tz Dance Orchestra 4. WANDA ELAINE JOHNSON Pinky Stevens General Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 3: Library Club 3. 4: Art Club 3. 4. ROBERT E. JONES Jonsie', Curtin General JACQUELINE G. KELLY Jackie,, Curtin General Hi-Tri 2: Broadcast 3: Glee Club 3: Art Club 2: Pep Club 2: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 4. ROBERT EDWARD KEY SER 66Bob99 Curtin General WILLIAM N. KIESS G6Bill3! Stevens General Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4. LESTER L. KNARR Tucker Pottsville, Pa. Vocational Tech Hi-Y 1: Track 4. ROBERT HAROLD KREMSER Duchy Stevens Vocational VVelfare Committee 2: Dues Coln- mittee 2. 3: LA M1-:Mmm-1 Editorial Staff 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 4: Tech HiAY 3: Broadcast 3. 4: PA System 4: Usher 2, 3. SHIRLEY MAE KRINBR Shirl Curtin Commercial Movie Appreciation Club 4. PIIYLLIS ARLENE LAPP Phy! Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Library Club 4. MAR ION ELIZABETH LAW !VleI Curtin Academic mgfinztilcust 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: JOSEPII J. LETSCIIER, JR. Curtin Vocational Student Council 4: Tech Iii-Y 4: Usher 3: Executive Committee 3. ANN LOUISE LEWIS Annie,, Roosevelt Academic Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 3: Press Club L. ll. MARK LINDENMUTH ..Lindy,, Roosevelt Vocational Dues Committee 2: Student Coun- cil 2: Basketball 2, Il: Tech Hi-Y 2. l. BEVERLY JANE LITTLE Tofu Curtin Academic Dues Committee 2: Cherry mul IfVl:ifv Editorial Staff 3, 4: Cherry uml Whitr' Business Staff 2: Cheer- lcuder 2, 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Chem- istry Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3. Trea- surer 4. MARILYN LOUISE LA DD Curtin Academic Executive Committee 3: Clwrry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3. -4, Hi-'l'ri Cabinet 3, 4: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club Il, 4: Spanish Club 4: Press Club 4. DORTHEA l. LA URENSON apega Stevens Academic Welfare Committee 3: Executive Committee 4: Cherry mul White Editorial Staff 2. 3. 4, Copyreading Editor 4: Student Council 3: Vol- leyball Champions 3: Hi-'l'ri 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4, Cabinet 3, 4: Dramat- ics Cluh 2, 3: Gym Club 2, 3. t: l'rt-ss Club 3. 1: Quill and Scroll :L FRED YOUNG LECCE Fritz,' Stevens Academic Photography Club 3. NORMAN P. Lt-VAN, JR. nlsllllgfn Roosevelt Vocational CAROL ANN LEWIS Skip Curtin Academic LA Mi-:Moran Business Staff 4: Stu- dent Council 3: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Gym Club 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Art Club 41 Dramatics Cluh 4: Bowling Club 3, 4. RICIIARD THOMAS LI PPOLI D17ck,' Curtin Academic Wrestling 3: Wrestling Champion 2: Gym Club -lg Nature Club 4. DANIEL R. LIVERMORE Dani, Curtin Vocational Dues Committee 4: LA Mrzmoruri Business Statf 4: Student Council ti: 'l'ech Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4. JACK LaRUE LUCAS Whimp Roosevelt Commercial Treasurer S: Color Committee 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE LUMPP Katie Curtin General Cherry and White Business Staff 2: Hl'Tri 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4: Gym Club 2. 3. LEONORA MAY MacGILL South Williamsport Commerical Dramatics Club 3. FRANK MICHAEL MAIETTA Roosevelt Commercial Student Council 2. MARTINA B. MANGIARDI Mart Curtin Academic Volleyball Champions 3: Baseball Champions 2: Field, Forest. and Stream Club 3: Gym Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Golf Club 3. MURL L. MANNING Stevens Vocational Tech Hi-Y 3. 4. NANCY LEE MARTIN Stevens General Hi-Tri 3: Broadcast 3: Glee Club 3: Pep Club 2: Dramatic-s Club 2: Field, Forest. and Stream Club 4: Art Club 4. RICHARD GERALD LUKE Lukie Roosevelt Academic Dues Committee 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Sylnphony Orchestra 4: Dana-e 0r- chestrn l. ANN M. LUXENBERGER Annie Stevens General LA Msivroms Business Statf 3: Hi- Tri 2. 3: Art Club 4: Gym Club 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club -L: Girls' Recreation Club 2: Dralnat- ics Club 2. LOUISE MARY MAGGIO Madge,' Curtin Commercial Library Club 2: Movie Apprecia- tion Club 4. RAYMOND A. MANEVAL ..Ray,, Stevens Commercial Welfare Committee 2: Executive Committee 4. ROBERT LEWIS MANN Baby Curtin Academic Track 3, 4: Cross Country 3, I.: Hi-Y 2: Gym Club 3, 4: Math Engi- neers Club 4, President 4: Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4: Commencement Usher 3, 4. MARY LOUISE MARTIN Bubbles,' Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 3: Dues Com- mittee 4: LA MEMOIRE Business Staff 4: Cherry and White Business Staff 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, -1: Chemistry Club 2. 3: Peg Club 2, 3: Movie Appreciation Clu 3. JUNE CAROLYN MARTZ South Williamsport Commercial Glee Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH MAYER Curtin Commercial Debating Club 8, Secretary 3: Art Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4. .IULIA ANN McClll.L0llCll uflufyi' Curtin Academic ElltC'l'l1lIllllIt'llt Clllllllllttll' Il: Conl- lll0lll'0lll0llt Announcements Com- mittee -t.: LA RIICMIVIRIQ Business Stuff t, Assistant Circulation Manager .tg Student Council 43 Volleyball Chum- plons 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4, Cabinet 3. I.: Broadcast 2, .tg Glee Club 4: Drnxnutics Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary 2: Pep Club 2, 3, Vicc President Ill Chemistry Club 23 Golt' Club Ii. Sce- retatry 3. EVELYN A. Mt-KINNEY Eve Montoursvillc, Pa . General Glee Club 2, 3: Hi-Tri t. .IOEL W. MECHTLY 6KMCF,, Stevens Academic Band 2, 3, 4: HifY 4: Broadcast 2. 3. 4. LIBORIA MIELE Libby Curtin Academic LA hr1l'lM0lIll'1 Business Stuff 4: Pep Club 2. LAWRENCE H. MILLER Bu1li' Curtin Academic Hifi' 2. HELEN L. IVIITCIIELTREE Min-h Roosevelt Commercial Hl-'l'ri 2. 3: Girls' Gym Club 2: Movie Appreciation Club tg Pep Club 2. ROBERT E. MCCLELLAND HMM., Stevens Commercial MARY ANN MCERN ..Ann.. Stevens Commercial Student Council -tg Executive Committee 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Debating Club L: Field, Forest, und Stream Club tg Pcp Club 3. BARBARA ANN McNAMEE Barb', Stevens General Movie Appreciation Club 1. ROBERT ALLEN MEISEL !Vlouse Roosevelt Vocational EVELYN LOUISE MILLER Eine Roosevelt General Bunfl 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 4: Basketball Champions 3: Ili- 'I'rl 2. 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 43 Girls' Gym Club 4. ERNEST R. MITCHELTREE Ernie,' Stevens Commercial Band 2, 3, lt.: Symphony Orches- tra 4: Dance 0l'l'llt'Stl'2l 3, 1.3 Hroud- cnst 2, 3, l. LOIS l-I. NllTCllEl.'I'RlCE Mitch Roosevelt Commercial H i-'l'ri 3 3 Movie Appreciation Club 3. MAXINE LOUISE MODAY ..Max,, Roosevelt Academic Color Committee 2: Dues Commit- tee 3: LA MEMOIRE Business Staff 4: Cherry and White Business Staif 3: Student Council 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Chemistry Club 3: lJI'2lll11'ltll'S Club 3. 4. JAMES M. MOORE ...lima Roosevelt Academic Band 2. 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY MORRISON HB. J-,- Roosevelt General Band 4: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 4: Hi-Tri 4: Broadcast 3, 4: Debating Club 2. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Gym Club 4: Soc- cer Champions 2: Basketball Cham- pions 2. 3: Baseball Champions 2, 3. CHARLES E. MUFFLEY, JR. i'Charlie,' Curtin Commercial Glee Club 2: Choir 3. FLOYD E. MUTCI-ILER Stevens Academic Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Executive Committee 4: Nature Club 4: Key Club 3, 4, President 1: Usher 2. 3. CORALIE MAE MYERS ncorkyss Curtin Academic Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3. 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 3. MARSHALL T. NEECE ..7-edu Curtin Vocational Color Committee 2: Student Coun- vil 2: Future Farmers of America 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3. SUE MONTGOMERY Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 2: Executive Committee 3. 4: LA MEIMOIRE Busi- ness Staff 4, Assistant Advertising Manager 4: Cherry and White Busi- ness Stail' 3: Student Council 4, Executive Committee 4: Hi-Tri 2. -I-1 Broadcast 3: Dramatics Club 2: Chemistry Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Current Events Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 3: German Cluh 3, 4. HELEN E. MORGAN Liz', Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 4: Art Club 2, Secretary 2. K. E. MOTHERSBAUCH Kenny Stevens General Band 2. 3. 4: Symphony Orches- tra 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOUISE MULLINER Stevens Commercial .IOIIN M. MUTEHART Sijay-79 Curtin Vocational Future Farmers of America 2. 3, 4. THOMAS LaRUE MYERS ssTonln Roosevelt Vocational Tech Student Council 4, Executive Com- mittee 4: Tech Hi-Y 4. DAISY E. NELSON Duncannon, Pa. Academic QNU Photol GEORGE HERMAN NELSON Curtin Academic 1No llhotoj SIIELDON P. NEUHARD Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 2: Cherry mul White Business Statf 2, 3, 4, Adver- tising Manager 4: Student Council 2, 3: lll-Y 2, 3, t, Vice President 4. Executive Committee 2. 3. 4: Broad- cast 2, 3, 4: Junior Rotary Club 2. 3, 4: Math Engineers Club 2: Ger- man Club 3: Stage Manager 2, 3, t. Assistant 2. 3, Senior l: Usher 2, 3. FRANCIS E. NEVILL Fran Roosevelt Vocational 'l'ech Hi-Y 3, t: Jet Racing Club 3. VIRGINIA ESTIIER NEWTON Ginger Roosevelt Academic ffhcrry and White Editorial Staff 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 3. 4: Broadcast 3. BETTY MAE NITTINGER Bel Curtin Academic Volleyball Champions 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 4. RICIIARIT BRINK ORWIG Dick Stevens General Welfare Committee 2: Student Council 2. LOREN E OTTO Skipper', Stevens General Dramatics Club 3. 4: Debating Club 4: Ht-Tri 2, 3. L. RICHARD JOSEPH NELSON Roosevelt General GEOFIVREY RICHARD NEVEL Bunny Curtin Commercial WILLIAM H. NEWCOMER Nuke SICVCIIS Vocational VIRGINIA ANN NICELY Jinny,' Cllftlll Academic Executive Committee 3: LA Mr:- Monu: Editorial Stall' 3, -t. Literary Efllull' 42 Cherry mul White Edi- torial Staft' 2, 3: Cherry and White Business Staff' 3: Student Council 2: Ill-Tri 2. 3, vt, Cabinet 3, vt: Pep Club 2: Dramatics Club 2: Chemis- try Club 2, tt. PEGGY ANN NITTINGER ..Peg,, Curtin Academic Band 3. 4: Volleyball Champions 3: Badminton Champion 2: Major- ette 3. vt: Gym Club 2, 3. t: Dru- matics Club 3, 4: Spanish Cluh 3. 4: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 3. JOAN E. OTTO .. ., ,lo Stevens Commercial Decorating Committee 2. 3, 4. ROBERT LEE PALMER ..Bob.. . Stevens Vocational Tech Wrestling 3, -t: Tech Hi-Y 2, 3: Broadcast 2, 3, I.: l'A System. RICHARD E. PAULHAMUS Dick Curtin Vocational Decorating Committee 3: Student Council 2. GALE COOPER PERSHINC General Curtin ACiillE'miC Photography Club 2: Math Engi- neers Club 3, t. KERMIT R. PHILLIPS Curtin Vocational Tech Tech HiAY t: Usher 3- BEULAH R. PIRONE f'Bf11 Curtin COII1IIl61'Clkll Art Club 3: Debating Club- 3. Treasurer 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4. CATHERINE R. POVlSll ..Kay,, Stevens Commercial Student Council tg Ili-Tri 2. ti Movie Appreciation Club 31 Debat- ing Club 4. ,IA MES L. PRYOR fini, Roosevelt Vocational JACK B. REDDEN Stevens Vocational RAYMOND S. PERCHINSKI ..Ray,, Curtin Vocational Wrestling 35 Tech Hi-Y 3, 4. SARAH ELLEN PFEIFFER Roosevelt Commercial -Junior Dramatics 3: Movie Appre- ciation Club 4. RAYMOND C. PHILLIPS. JR. .fRay., Stevens Academic Executive Committee 3, 4: Foot- h'ill12'i t l'r k 3 -VB ' - . . ac -. .. , oxing Champion 3: Broadcast 3: Germain Club 3. l-5 Usher 2. 3. ALBERT J. POMPEO Stevens Vocational Tech Tech Hi-Y 4. ROSE MARY PROTASIO Curtin Commercial Library Club Lg Movie Apprecia- tion Club ei. ROBERT V. QUIGLEY Quig' South Williamsport Vocational Tech Hi-Y 4. GERALDINE A. Rl'lliDER '6Cerry Curtin General Broadcast 3, ig Glee Club 3. 4: Library Club 4. CREICHTON A. REHM Cowboy Curtin Vocational LA Mizmonu-t Business Staff 4. WILLIAM GEORGE REIFF Curtin Vocational Tech MARION M. RENNINCER Curtin Commercial HiA'l'ri 2: Movie Appreciation Club 4. THOMAS CARL RICHEY Tom Stevens Vocational Tech Tech Ili-Y 3. RICHARD LEWIS ROBBINS Dutch Diclrn Curtin Vocational Tech Hi-Y 4. DAVID M. ROMBRO Big Davey Stevens Academic Welfare Committee 3. 4: Wres- tling 3, 4: Wrestling Champion 2: llramatics Club 2. ANNE manrmzw Ross --Herz. South Williamsport Academic Welfare Committee 2, 4: Decorat- ing Committee 3: Cherry and White Editorial Statf 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3, -tg Broadcast 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4: Choir bt: German Club 3, 4. MINIE B. REICHENBACII Stevens General Baud 2, ti, 1: Basketball Cham- pions 2. Captain 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Broadcast 2. It. t: Gym Club 2. 3, I.: Bowling Cluh 2, 3: Archery Club 3. DUANE C. REMSNYDER ..Red,, Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 3: Welfare Committee t: lilwrry mul White Business Staff 2. 3. t, Business Man- ager tz Track 2, 3, t: Hi-Y 2. 3, 1. Executive Committee 3. -t: Broad- cast t: .luuior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4: Math Engineers Club 2: Photogra- phy Club 2. JOHN HARRISON RHEA, JR. ...Ierkv Stevens Academic Band 2, 3. t-1 Symphony Orches- tra 2, 3. t: Dance Orchestra 2, 3, L PAUL MICHAEL RITTER Nick', Roosevelt Academic I'Iwrr!f und White Editorial Statf tg Band 2, 3. I-: Symphony Orches- tra 2: Dance Orchestra 2: Wrestling 3: Golf 'l'eam tt: Hi-Y t: Broadcast 2. 3, lg Dramatics Club t, President tg Decorating Committee 4. BEVERLY ANNE ROLL!-IR ..BeU,. Stevens Commercial Band 2, 3, 1-: Symphony Orches- tra It, t: Hi-'l'ri 2. 3: Broadcast 2. 3, t: Recreational Club 2: Bowling Club 2. 3. t: Basketball Champions 3, 4. BARBARA ANN ROSEVEAR Barb Roosevelt Home Economics Hi-'l'ri 2: Home Economics Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 3. t. LOU ISE ROWLES Weusu Roosevelt Academic Broadcast 3: Dramatics Club Il: Library Club it. t: Home Economics Club tg Gym Club l: l'ep Club 3. PAUL S. RUPERT Roosevelt General LENORE G. SAIERS Roosevelt Commercial EVELYN ELIZABETH SAUERS Evie Curtin Commercial Glee Club 3. 4: Broadcast 3, 4. FRANK WILSON SAXTON Curtin Academic Hi-Y 4: Broadcast 4: Dramatics Club 3: Junior Rotarian 2, 3, 4: German Club 3. DORIS MAE SCHRIMP Schrimpy Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2, 3: Gym Club 4. MARVIN E. SCHWANBECK acMarUas Stevens Vocational Tech Wrestling 3: Tech I-li'Y 3: PA System 2, 3, 4: Usher 4. FLORENCE C. SECIILER QNo Photo! GERALD LEE SABER ..Jeny,, Curtin Academic Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3, 4: Student Council 2: Golf Team 1. 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Broadcast 3: Glee Club 3: Golf Club 2. 3, 4. STUART SAMUELS ..Sm,, Curtin General Broadcast 4. NANCY J. SAUNDERS Stevens Academic Executive Committee 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2. ROSE AVILDA SCIIMOUDER Rosie,' Stevens Academic Hi-Tri 2, 4: Field. Forest, and Stream Club 4. MARY E. SCHRINER Curtin Academic Dues Committee 2: LA Mammal: Business Statf 4: Pep Club 3: Movie glplareciation Club 3, 4: Chemistry u 3. EDWARD F. SCOTT Scottie Roosevelt General Student Council 3, 4, President 4. LOUIS THAYE-R SECHRIST Stevens Vocational Tech Hi-Y 4. SARA JANE SECHRIST '-sm,- Roosevelt Ilome Economics Home I'll'0IlllIllICS Club 2. 3. 1. 'l'reusurer t: l.ibr:n'y Club 3. t: Pep Club Il. l'IlltLENE S. SIIADLE Squirt South Williamsport Vocational Football 2. 3: Ilasketball Il: Gym Club K. Trvslsnrer 1: Future Farm- ers of America 2. 3, President Il: l'hotogr:uphy Club 2. IIA VIII NI. SH AFFER Curly Roosevelt Vocational Dues f'0lllIllIII't'l' t: Student Cunn- vil Il: l ootb:tll I. 2. 25: 'I'rut'k tg llshcr 2, 3. IJOTTY EVELYN SHARP Sharpie Boston. Mass. Commercial RICIIARIJ G. SIIEMORY Stevens Academic Press Club 3: Art Club t. EDWARD HARRY SHIBE Pete Nlnncy. Pa. Academic Wrestling 3: Nature Study Club Ii. l. Vice President 3, Presirlent t: Math lflnzineers Club l, Vive Proxi- rlcut t. JEAN BORKEY SHNYDER ,lenniv Curtin Home Economics Executive' Connnittee 1: LA Mr:- Mnnna Business Stan' Il, I.: f'fll'l'l'!l mul Wllitv Business Stuff Il. 1: Stu- rlent Counvil 2: Ili-'l'ri 2, 3. 1. Cub- inet t: Home E4-onoinics Club 2. 3. t: I'ep Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club tg Drarnntics Club L HARRY ROBERT SEN N ETT Shorty Stevens Commercial Gym Club L. CLARENCE l '. SIIAI-'EER Stevens Vocational IDA-.IO SHANURAW Ike Curtin General Cllvl'1'1l and Whitt' l'l1litnri:ll Stuff I: Art Club 2, Il: l'cp Club 3: Dei'- orating Committee 2. 3. t. RICHARD A. SHEEF Curtin Academic Cross Country 2: I'Il0tU,LZl'ilDlly Club 2: Ii0l'Illilll Club 3, t. MARY M. SIIERWOOD Shorty Curtin Academic Color CUIIIIIIIIICK' 2: Wvl'lf1lT0 Clblll' mittee 3: COIllIll0lll'9lll0llI AlllltlllIli't nn-nt IIUIIIIIIIIICP t: LA NIP-ZMIIIRIC Business Stutf 1-: Ili-'l'l'i t: Girls' Recreation Club 2: Chemistry Club 3: IIYQIIIIZIIIICS Club 4: Movie Appre- ciation Club t, President t. JAMES IRA SHIMP Jim Roosevelt Cc-nz-ral Nature Club 1. ROBERT EUGENE SHOUP 4'Bob Curtin Vocational Tech Hi-Y 4: Future Farmers of America 3, It: Pllutngruplly Club 2. NANCY CRAIG SHOWERS Stevens Academic Vice President 4: Dues Commit. tee 3: Commencement Announce- ment Committee -tg Cherry and While Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Ex- change Editor 4: Student Council 3: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4. Secretary, Cabinet 1: Broadcast 4: Glee Club 1: Dra- IIIQIIIPS Club 2: Press Club 3. 4. JOANNE IC. SIMPSON Stevens General Welfare Committee 2: Clzerry and White Editorial Staif 'I-1 Student Council 3: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4: Broadcast I.: Pep Club 2. 3: Debating Club et. C. LOUISE SLATTER Y Ween I'IugI1esviIle, Pa. Commercial Field. Forest, and Stream Club 1: Library Club 3, I: Chemistry Club 3. BEN STANLEY SMITH Benny the Bum Curtin Commercial Football 3: 'I'rack 2. IZ Cross Country 4. .IOAN BENNETT SMITH Jeanie Roosevelt Commercial Dramatics Club 2. 3, I-. JOYCE LOIS SNAUFFER Snauf Stevens General Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 3: Field. For- est. and Stream Club' I: Gym Club t. EUGENE RICHARD SNYDER Gene South Williamsport Vocational Tech Hi-Y 3. I-. ANN FLETCHER SIDES Punky', Curtin Academic Refreshment Committee El: LA MEMOIRPI Editorial Staff 4: Cherry and White Editorial Stat? 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 4, Secretary 4. Exec- utive Committee 4: Hi4Tri 2. 3. 4, Vice President 1, Cabinet 3. 1-: Broadcast 3, t: Glee Club 3, t: Art Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 3. PEGGY L. SINGLEY sspegss Stevens Academic Vice President 3: Secretary 1: Scrap Book Committee 2. 3, 4: Cherry and White Editorial Sta! 3, 1.1 Student Council 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary 3. Cabinet 3. 1: Broadcast 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3. 4. President 2. Secretary 3, Vice Pres- ident 4: Organist 4. GEORGE D. SLATTERY Sluts Curtin Vocational Welfare Committee 2: Tech Hi-Y 3, I-: Usher 3. DORIS ARLENE SMITH Smitty,' Curtin Academic Cherry and White Business Staff 3: Shuftleboard Champion 3: Hi-Tri 3: Pep Club 3: Field. Forest. and Stream Cluh 1: Gym Club 4. .IOAN MARIE SMITH Smitty Jersey Shore, Pa. Academic Hi-Tri 3. ROYCE LOUIS SNAUFFER George' Stevens Vocational JACK GALEN SNYDER Jackson Curtin Vocational JOANNE LOIS SNY DER ...lon Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 2, 3: VVel- fure Committee 4: Clterry mul While Editorial Stuff 3, 4: LA Mt:- Momr: Business Statf l: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, -t: Art Club 2. -L: Pep Club 2: Field. Forest. and Stream Club t: llrnttmtics Club t. FRANCES EDITH SPEAKER Speak Curtin General l'e.p Club 3: Field. Forest, und Stream Club 1: Art Club 1. JA MES HENRY SPOTTS Spolrsie Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 2: Cherry mul White ldditoriul Stuff 3. l: Stu- dent Council 2: llronfleast 3: Glee Club 3: Gernmn Club 3: Gym Club 2. ll llsher 3. LEE SPRINGMAN Curtin General Football 2, 3: Wrestling 3, 4. THERESA N. STACCONI-I ..7-Ury.. Roosevelt General JAMES RICHARD STANLEY Stan Carlisle, Pa. Academic Dues Committee 4: Football Il, t: Truck 3, 4: Usher 3. ROBERT FOLK STEIGER Gabby Curtin Academic W'rc-stling 3: Chemistry Club 2, 3. 4: Nature Club 2, 3, President 3. Vice President 4: Photograplty Club 2. JOANNE M. SORTMAN .flow Curtin General Pep Cluh 3: Gym Club 4. JOAN WAYNE SPEARS Curtin Commercial Color Committee 2: Hi-Trl 2, 3. Cl IARLES D. SPRINC-MAN Charlie Nlechanicsburg, Pa. Academic 'Truck -t: Cross Country 4. ROBERT LEWIS STABLEY Stab Curtin Academic .lunior Rotary Club 2. 3, 4: Na- ture Club t. DOROTHY L. STANLEY 6KD0Zli6,, Curtin General Pluyreadingz Committee 4: LA Mrziuomt-1 Business Statf -t: Syma phony Oreltestra 2: Hi I'ri 4: Dru- nmtics Club 2, 3, 1: Movie Appre- ciation Club 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3, t: Press Club Il, L: Field. Forest, :tml Strc-:un Club t. SALLY EVELYN STARR Roosevelt General Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Art Club t: Home lflconomies Club 2. JOEL PHILLIP STERN Stevens Academic Tennis 'l'enm 2: Current Events Club 3. PATRICIA ANN STERNER MPM., Curtin Commercial Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4, Cabinet 2: Broadcast 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Gym Club 4: Dra- matics Club 3. WILLIAM H. STEWART . Bill Curtin Academic Tt'ac'k 2, 3, .L .IOANNE STONESIFER Stoney,' Curtin Academic LA Mmuoma Business Staff ta Broadcast 1-1 Art Club 2. ti Field. Forest. and Stream Club L: Pep Club 3. JACK HOWARD STROUP Rain Roosevelt VOCali0IlHl Tech Hi-Y 3. PORTER L. STRYKER, JR. Skip Stevens General Football 2, 3, t. BETTY L. SWINEI-IART Curtin Commercial Pep Club 3. RICHARD HUGHES TAYLOR Dick , Roosevelt Academic LA lNIl'1MOIRli Business Staff, Assis- tant Business Manager: Track 2. 3, l: Cross Country 3: Broadcast 4: Key Club 3, 4: Current Events Club 3: Gym Club 3: Usher 2, 3. ANNABELLE L. STEVENSON Stevens Commercial Band 2, 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2. MARLOWE E. STIGER Nick Curtin Vocational Golf Team 3. VIO'LA MARIE- STOVIAK Stovie Roosevelt General Basketball Champions 25 Hi-Tri 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Recreation Club 2: Gym Club 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2. WILLIAM HOWARD STROUP ..Bill., Curtin General Broadcast 4: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Nature Club 3: Current Events Club 3: Debating Club 2. ESTHER JEAN SWANK HKU!! Roosevelt Commercial Cherry and White Editorial Staff 4. FLORENCE A. SWINEHART South Williamsport General PIETRO R. TEDESCO Pete Curtin General Football 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. JANET RUTH TEPEL Jan ' Curtin General l'Iu'rry mul ll'hitf- Editorial Staff t: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 4. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Klljatw Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2. 4: VVelfare Connnittee 3: LA IWl'1ItIOIRH Business Staff 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4. Cabinet -l: Pep Club 3. JEAN DELORES TOTI Jeanne Roosevelt General Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Drarnatics Club 2. 4: Pep Club 2: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Debating Club -I: Usher 4. .IOHN DAVID VANCE ..Dmm., Curtin Academic Color Committee 2: VVclfare Coln- lnittee 3: LA Mi-:Monte Business Statf 4, Advcrtisinyz Manager I: German Club 3, L: Key Club 3, L CAMILLA JANE VANNUCCI Curtin Academic Party COIllIlllIIl'9 3: lli-'l'ri 2. 3. I, Cabinet 3. 4: Brozulcast 2. 3. l-: Iilee Club 3, l: Choir 3, I. ANNETTE E. VAN VALIN Teeny Curtin Academic VI'elfare Conunittcc 2: Dues Coln- lnittee 3: Clwrry und White Edi- torial Statf 2. 3. 4. Copy Reading Editor 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Broadcast 3. 4: Press Club 3, 4: Dranmtits Club 4: Public Speak- ing: Club 2. Vice President 2: Quill and Scroll 3. 1 PAUL VARTENISIAN Pee VW Roosevelt Vocational Band 2. 3: Tech Ili-Y 2. GORDON KEITH THOMAS Coffin Stevens Vocational Tech Dues Connnittee L: Student Coun- cil 2: Band 2, 3: Dance Orchestra 3. WHILOMEAN TINNEY Billy', Curtin General Clacrry mul White Editorial Stall' 3: LA INIEMOIRI-1 Business Stat? t: Volleyball Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2: Broadcast -l: Gym Chdl 3, -I: Art Club 3. MARGARET E. UNGARD ..Marg,. Stevens General Decorating Connnittee 2, 3. 4: Cllerry and White Editorial Statl' L News Editor 4: Basketball Chain- pions 2: Volleyball Champions 2: Ili-Tri 2, 3: Recreation Club 2. SIIIRLEY MARIE VAN IIORN Stevens Commercial Color Connnittee 2: Welfare COIIIA Illllltee -I-: Clicrry mul White Busi- ness Stall' t: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Library Club 3. t. DORIS MARIE VAN SANT Roosevelt General MENDAI.. F. VAN VALIN K'Van,' Curtin Academic Welfare Connnittec 2. 3: Ulicrry and White Editorial Staff 3: LA INIHMOIRE Business Stat? 4. Business Manager 4: Cherry mid White Busi- ness Stall' 2. 3: Student Council 2. L: Band 2, 3: Broadcast 3: Photog- raphy Club 3. HELEN LOU ISE VOLLM ER Curtin General BETTY LOU VROMAN ..Kmy,, Curtin General JAMES SHAW WALBRIDGE nyogiss Curtin Academic Football 2. Ji, t: Track 2, 3. 4. JEAN MARIE WARBURTON Daytona Beach, Fla. General Dues Committee 2: Decorating Committee 3: Student Council 2: Ping Pong Champion 3: G-lee Club lr: Art Club 2: Gym Club 3: Dra- matics Cluh 4. JOY E. WEAVER Roosevelt Home Economics Gym Club 3, t. KENNETH LaRUE WEAVER Kenny', Curtin Vocational Student Council 2: Tech Hi-Y 4: Usher 2. CONSTANCE L. WEIDNER Connie,' Roosevelt General Hi-Tri 2, 3. JOHN BENJAMIN WEIGLE Ralston Academic Dues Committee 1: Band 4: Dance Orchestra 4: Broadcast 4: Nature Club 3: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3: Usher 3. MAX 'THEODORE WA I-ILER Curtin Vocational .Junior Rotary Club 3. ft. WARREN E. WALTER. JR. Gene Curtin Academic llroarlcust Ji, t: Glec Club 3. t. EUGENE W. WASCHER Gene', Roosevelt General Presitleut 3: Dues Committee 21 Executive Committee 3: Student Council It: Football 2. 3. l. Captain tg Glee Club 1: Junior Rotary Club 2. 3. 4. JUNE E. WEAVER Roosevelt General FLOYD LESTER WEBSTER Ears,' Stevens General Track 2, 3, I-: Cross Country il. 4. Captain 1: Basketball Champions 2. CALVIN WESLEY WEIGEL acaln Roosevelt Vocatfonal H. P. WEISENBERGER, JR. Crowbar', Stevens Academic Band 3, t: Symphony Orchestra 1: Dance Orchestra 3, 4: Hi4Y 2: Broadcast 3, 4: Photography Club 2. HELEN LOUISE WEITZEL Roosevelt General OSCAR CALVIN WENTZEI, junio Stcvcns ACHIICIIIIC lland 2. Il. t: Ili-Y t. MARIAN CLAIRE WHITELY ufllllllllfu Curtin Acatlcmit- Wclfarc Conunittcc 2: Clicrry :lull l1'lrih' Editorial Slaltf 2. 3. I. Literary Editor l: Student Council II: Ili-Tri 2. 3. l. Prcsidcnt 4: llroadcast Il: Press Club 2. 3. 1. Scr- rctary 3: Art Club 2, Vicc Presi- llcnt 2: l'cp Club 2. ELSIE If. WILLIAMS hlfilliev Curlin Commercial llrnailcast it. 1: tilcc Club tt, l. JAMES ll. WINNER, JR. Wcinic Curtin Vocational Tech Student Council 2: Basketball 2: 'l't-cb Ili-Y 3. MARY 'l'I'IPEI. WINTERS Polly Stcvcns Academic Color Couunittcc 2: Ducs Connnit- tcc II: VVelfarc Connnittec I: Stu! dcnt Council 2. 3. l. Vice President t: Cliccrlcadcr 2, II. I: Ili-'l'ri 2. 3. 1: liroadcast t: Spanish Club 3. Vrcsidcnt Ji. DORIS VIRGINIA WOLLETT Reading, Pa. General JAMES LEE WELSHANS Jim Curtin Academic Welfare Connnittcc :tg Dues Cmn- inittee t: Clicrry mul Wlailc Edi- torial Statf 2: Student Council 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 4: Broadcast 3. t: tilcc Club 3, t CRETCHEN R. WHEELER Crash Roosevelt Academic lland 2. 3. I: Symphony Orches- tra 3, t: Hi-'l'ri 2. 3. L: Broadcast 2. 3. tg DI'3lllllltll'S Club 2: Gyn: Club Cl. MA RJORIE E. WILLETT ..Marge,. Watsuntown, Pa. Ccncral Choir 2: Dancing Club 2: Pep Club tg Library Cluh 4. ALBERT LUTHER WILSON ssBig Alas Stevens General Welfare Conunittce 2: Dues Coin- nrittee 3: Football 3. tg Basketball 3, t: Track 2, 3. t. CARLTON E. WINTERS Carly Stevens General tl-lee Club iz Gym Club 4. VINCENT DePAllL WIXTED .tyogin Stevens Vocational Tech Hi-Y 3: DITIIIIZIICICS Club t. HIP CHU WONG Curtin Vocational Student Council 2, 3: Key Club 3. 1: llsller 2, 3. RUTH VIRGINIA WYLAND asRustys: Curtin General Hi-'l'ri L. GLORIA LORETTA YOUNG Stevens Commercial Broadcast 3: Glee Club 3, 4-. PERRY R. ZUTTERLINC Dick Wheeling, W. Va. Academic Band 3. Al-1 Hi-Y 1: German Club 3. -L: Nature Study Club 3: Dramat- ics Club 4. FRANCIS ELLEN YEICK Fran Curtin Commercial Brozulcust 3: Glee Club 4. TERRY L. ZIEGLER SGZig73 Curtin General Decorating Committee 3: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3. 1, Edi- tor-inlfbief 4: Junior Rotarian 4: Broadcast 3, -I.: Press Club 3. 4. President 4: Key Club 3. 4: Junior Rotary Club 43 Usher 3. 11 g,fgg,,gg ,,,f'Cl-A55 OF 49 6,2':21f.. L.., fglinlafrgggxg 1JdJl LWG' re - member old Hugh hool clovs, An The 2.Col- ore crmggon and blue and gold, - Of F Ffhe FFFEWQW1' Hp 'ia' 4 E J, .k .4 , . 33:1 ,gg 'gf F4 dS 0 :i?1?iF4, H15 fhfmn wwfri 5 QPF' 1-val .lll...l,EQ, 1 . 1.9121 ThSPw'2'fngfff1- vi? ?Z?2if.,?.?'wf5ff? FFLpgLg? FQTVFU' ?d H442 f1EZgli E? QJYUE- T each-GCS-I 1, Sm , stray- and Sm may sm, ,mam W wgfFggFLEFpFFpfF'fT1 S FJ b + 4 Rig? hive on Egesl-in-l rgve-QQTEV coacr algzgozls ovxlnwizfmgbid U1f'lEf+ f ??? i1? if ?'5F??'g 55 J UNIOR CLASS Ol-'FIUERS Le-ft to Right- Juines Finn, l'rvsilln-int: llurrivtl ililniurv, Sm-re-tary: John Gates, 'l'rr-asurer Joan Uuojwr. Yin' l'l:esi4le-lit. Junior Class Histor Of the 527 of us who entered high school as sophomores last year, 502 have returned this year as juniors. As we started our second year at high school, we were happy to find the helpful hand of Miss Eleanor Mallalieu waiting to guide us again. The class parents of our sophomore year, Mrs. Merl G. Colvin and Mr. Weymouth Morris, have been replaced this year by Mrs. William W. Clark and lVlr. Harry W. Morgan. Our spirited junior cheerleaders, Spinkie Strayer, Barb Karmatz, and Bev Smith, had good reasons to cheer so loudly, for the junior class was well represented in the Held of sports. In football our stars were jim Finn, Bob Richards, and Walt Ilniski. Bob Hollen, john Gates, and Pete Judd distinguished themselves in cross-country. jack Ameigh, Ken Patterson, George Seidel, and Roger Smith were our heroes in basketball. This year, for the first time, we were given the privilege of electing class officers. After much anxiety while the votes were being tabulated, we found that our oH'icers were as follows: President, jim Finn, Vice President, joanie Cooper, Treasurer, john Gates, and Secretary, Harriett Gilmore. We were recognized for our literary ability when we presented to the school the junior issue of the Cherry and White. Last year the Sophomore Party on February 13 seemed like the biggest thrill we'd ever had. But now that we have compared it this year with the Senior-Junior Party on January 21 and the Senior-Junior Hop on May 17, we find that we have many more happy memories to recall. As a Whole our first two years at W. H. S. have been very happy ones for us, and as We look back over the events of the past two years, we see promises of many more wonderful days ahead of us in our senior year. gg 1.jLlgAN0Ig MALLALIE1' MRS. YVILLIAM CLARKE MR. HARRY MORGAN Junior Class 'Fein-lien' Junior Class Moth:-r Junior Ulalss Fzltlior 56 mr N 1 s lww 58 N0 SOPIIOMOIIE COMMITTEES Sophomore Class Histor Now that we have come to the end of our first year at high school, let us look back on some of the highlights of this exciting year. Remember how bewildered and shy we were when 531 of us entered Williamsport High School for the first time? VVhat would we have done without the friendly guidance of our class teacher, Mr. Glenn Lunger, and our class parents, Mrs. Guy Shepherd and Mr. Arthur E. Newton? Very early in the year we showed our ability in the lield of sports. ln football our sophomore heroes were Gene Yellets, Dave Stroehmann, Dave Anderson, and Herlc Whaley. Joe O'Brien, Carl Emick, lim Mosher, and Bill Liddic were our representatives in cross-country. Later in the season Phil Prowant, Bill Sember, Bob Colley, and Dave Anderson were our contributions to the basketball team. However, the boys were not the only sophomore participants in the Held of sports. During all the ups and downs of our thrilling sports season our boys were staunchly supported by our peppy sophomore cheerleaders, Janice Smith, Amelia Abrunzo, and Betty Brungard. VVe demonstrated our ability in other fields, too. The sophomore issue of the Cherry and Ufhite was a striking example of our literary talent. Our musical ability was displayed both in the W. H. S. band and in our school orchestra. But the annual Sophomore Party on December 10 gave us the biggest thrill of the year-our wonderful sophomore year. It was only a forerunner of all the happy surprises to be offered by our two coming years at VV. H. S. Mil. GLEN l.l'NllI4IIi AIRS- fl. xl- SIII'31'llElUl Blu. Alllfllllll E. NElV'l'1lN pliomors- Floss 'l'+-zrvlivl' Sopliomort' Class Nlotlier 5,,I,h,,,m,r,. plugs p:,fh,.,- 60 Z f Z tw X rg, K Z V ' X W s ff Qff27v7- ' f SZ , , WW?-. fnfw 'WM' I, My 4 f' ' 4 ...A rv 1 t 05359 figs t? s t f d W 2 A gif, . , 'E li X Xl f l ,Q 5. N Y XZ jk' ml' xy . 7 I v mlilmt f Ti ,,,, 1 A 1 ' ru-v Z '2 re f Under the xery capable direction of Osborne L. Housel, our VVilliamsport High School Band has coinf pleted a most successful year. The rnemhers have given ana N 'lr tirelessly of their time and talents to provide the school with excellent marches which are always one half ol' QZ f. N the spirit present at all of our sports events. X2 ' lt has been recognized as one of the superior hands in t X the state both in its musical verformance and in its f . . I , ,, X f unit ue maneuvers on the loothall held. Vl ith the most l f V effective assistance of our live niajorettes it nas produced one of the hest bands VV. ll. has seen in a long time. f , An annual project of the hand to which ill its follow- ers look forward is the Band and Orchestra Concert, which is always a huge success, and which helps to prof vide funds for uniforms and other necessities of the hand. s Xbwxgx xex ss ' x x S 5 S X S ls 1 X S tl lb l 1 x l 5 N l x it S IX Y X S X X S l ' WEP? 'vf 3 l l i s S l XX af X . X lx X5 NN QR 'X X , 35 W Wil X5 X X X x X Q E. x 1 Xxx 55 Our Svnipliunv Orchestra, alsn under the hawn ul' Mr. lluusel, has pruvinleal an excellent uutlet lor the artistry ol' nur aspirants tu liner inusie. It is knmvn llirnugliuut the eity lor its annual tours nl' the eitv sehrmls, when they give varied ancl interesting euneerts. Many line musicians have clevelopecl lirnin this Hl'g2lI'lllllllUl1, graduating tu the XAlllll2IlHSl7Hl'I C ivie Orchestra anal then un tn larger musical eirules. Our Dance Orchestra, the hest hancl in the lanclf' is an Ulll5l2llllllHg euinpany ul' XV. ll. S. nnrsieians eumpusecl nl' the must talented people in huth the Hancl anal the Svinphnny Orchestra. lfveryune luuks lurwarcl tu the times when the llanee Urehestra plays liar a chapel prugram, anal any selmnl luneliun is a sueeess il' the urehestra is prmrvicling the lIlll5lC. 6X glnllf de Clay Ilf fs 0 alfa ii san-na Cl0n'+q0u cr. tan- OUYYI UCC lf' xxxxxx Z l ix W Qlgl ? 0 i i 6 4 f X A OH Vocal Music 'lihe Glee Cluh and the Choir, hoth uncler the direc- tion of Miss Kathryn M. Riggle, provided several pro- grams throughout this year for city and school lunctions. Admitted into the cluh were juniors and seniors who tried out last Iune. The only requirement for memher- ship was the ability to read music. Practicing regularly every Tuesday during seventh period, the pupils sing ,l ana, PT lr iz CN 95 W lg ,J both popular and classical music. They performed on several broadcasts, including the survey program, the Christmas, and the Easter programs. i K f K X X f oh Su-sauna. The choir, a smaller group Composed ol' approximaiely thirty juniors, seniors, and sophomores, was chosen hy hliss Riggle from the members ol' the Glee Cluh and her music classes who have exceptional voices and the ability ilfiilfli ,, Wim f ZZ ' ff f f '71 . fffff, WW Aff A ffWfM ke.:1xff4k4 471' fQ fic f4 f 4,7 -MNH Organizations ous l . Vli. A. meetings, clubs, anal city organivations, the choir gainecl much rec' IN- s s - f iff, to reall music. Performing at vari- 5 l 5 E de 9 x De f' , ognition. Rehearsals were helcl every morning at 8:15 anal Vllcclnesclays and Friclays cluring seventh pcrioml. Because ol' the unusual interest among the sophomore girls this year, Miss Riggle also lormccl a Sophomore Girls' Chorus. Usually thc sophomores have hecn asked to wait until they are juniors or seniors to join the musical organizations. illhe forty girls met to practice every VVcclncsclay alltcr school for one hour. Su san-na clonllqou CV OUYTI Student Council The Student Council set out to do big things this year-and they did. Since the purpose of the group was to express the ideas of the student today, thc Council attem wted to Hnd out what these ideas were. When the had them, it didnt l Y take lonv to make them a realit . Several of the outstandin tasks com leted bv the O Y 3 P , group were: more Student Council dances, a well organized and efhcient monitor system, and more interesting and varied chapel programs. These are only a few of the lil-'l+'lt'l4ll!S ADVISERS lmlingg, Ln-ft to lliglit Ann Sinlus, l'll:1rl1-s liiiglislu, Stfuuliiltf, Loft to liipglit fMr. Kzliser, Mr. Uliristialii, Mr. toolix Ns-nt--tl l'oIl,x' Winters, Hola ll1'l'lIlilll. Svatvcl Miss Gorellwr, Miss Qliigglvy. 70 lillllil' wislies ol' tlie students, in alclclition to several excellent icleais lmrouglit lmelx from tlie Altoona Student Council Convention by our four delegates. 'llie Council was fortunate in its selection of oflieers for the first semester: Charles llnglisli, Presiclentg Polly Vvinters, Vice llresiclentg Ann Sicles, Seeretziryg zincl Roliert clL'I'lHLlI1, Vlll'CLlSUl'Cl'. 'llie memluers of the Couneil uppreeiutecl tlie luircl work, l'llll'l1CSS, amd under stuncling zittitucle ol' tlie sponsors- Miss Quiglev, lXlr. Coolev, lXlr. Christian, lXlr. Kaiser, :incl lXliss Gorclner. Tl Cherry and hite Editorial Staff The students of Vlfilliamsport High School have come to expect a report of glow' ing success from the memhers of Cherry and White. Thev will not he disappointed in the achievements of our staff this year. As usual our puhlication has won many honors and awards-all of which it justly deserves. This years issues of Cherry and White are full of the features which all of you have been asking for-student polls on topics of interest, articles on our varsity men, and more news about school events and students. The NIL Cherry and Wl1ite Con- test is hut one of the new and unusual ideas to arouse school interest. The staff has worked harder than ever before to give the school a magazine which fills its needs and desires. The students who have given their time and effort have earned every hit of praise and recognition given them. 72 Cherry and White Business Staff hlueh ol' the sueeess ol' our sehool magazine, the Cherry and llfliilc, is due to the untiring ellorts ol' the business stall. lleaded by Duane liClHSl1yLlL'l', business manager, with Nr. Kerr Miller as adviser, the business staff started its sales campaign earlv in the vear with a poster advertising Cherry and llfliite on every bulletin board. A VVho is Mr. Cherry and XfVhite Contest was eondueted. This helped to boost sales because only those hoinerooms seventy-live per cent or more subscribed eould participate. The business stall' also had charge ol' selling advertising to local merchants. We congratulate the business stall' on the line contribution it has made in making Clierry mid llflzite a sueeesslul magazine. 731 MATH ENGINEERS CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB GERMAN CLUB If you like to bull-le your friends with phrases in Spanish or German, whip up a batch of cookies, experiment with black magic, or design a superstream- lined battleship, then you probably would enjoy one of the clubs in the scholastic group. These clubs, Spanish and German, Home Economics, Chemistry and Math Engineers, give you a chance to follow up your favorite subject during club period and might even help you earn an A for interest. , N' SPANISH Cum C,luiM1s'1'm' Cllllli . 74 llovs' flYM Cum Gram' CY M CLUB The hobby clubs Cater to those who are crafty with a camera, expert at turning flips and cart wheels, interested in nature, or proficient in tying Hies. You may have been able to exercise your hobby in the Photography, Boys' or Girls' Gym, Nature, or Field, Forest, and Stream Club. Nivruns Cum l'lloloon,xvln' Ci un 75 FIELD, liomasi, ANI: STREAM cllilli KEY CLUB PRESS CLUB JUNIOR ROTARY CLUB LIBRARY CLUB If you belong to the Cherry and White Staff or are an enthusiastic follower, then you probably belong to the Press Club, whose aim it is to help you appre- ciate what constitutes good journalism. The boys in the Junior Rotary and the Key Clubs will explain that they are afliliated with the Rotary Club and the Kiwanis Club and have about the same functions. Boys join these two clubs only by request. Before and after school members of the Library Club can be found busily working in the library-checking out books, straightening shelves and helping other students. These clubs have earned the right to be called Service Clubs. 76 DEBATING CLUB ART CLUB MOVIE APPRECIATIIJN CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB Clubs have been provided for those who like to sweep dramatically across the stage, argue the issues of the day, or interpret their favorite movie scenes. The Personal Expression Clubs-Debating, Dramatics, and Movie Apprecia- tion-present enjoyable chapel programs. just think, maybe these clubs are producing the great actors and actresses, lawyers, and film directors of our time. 77 e l TECH H1-Y H1-Y BETHUNE-DOUGLAS Hi-Y HI-TRI The four clubs under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. -Hi-Y, Tech Hi-Y, Hi-Tri, and the Bethune-Douglass Hi-Y-draw a large membership every year. These clubs provide social activities such as dances, picnics, and parties. They also perform services for the community. 78 71? N order to keep alive the memory of the outstanding examples of feminine pulchri- tude in our class, this section of our book has been introduced. Chosen by their classmates as the outstanding beauties among the Forty-Niners, these ten girls were introduced at the LA MEBIOIRE Dance and their pictures were sent to Bing Crosby, who kindly consented to select from among them the four winners. They are here presented as this year's beauty queens. ' We wish to extend our deepest gratitude to Mr. Bing Crosby for his generous contribution to the success of our Beauty Queens Contest. Also, we wish to thank Mr. Osborne L. I-Iousel and the I-Ii h School Dance 8 Orchestra for their time and talent in making the LA MEMOIRE Dance one of our most enjoyable high school experiences. We thank the ten gracious participants in the contest, the chaperones at the dance, the mnasium custodians, our technical assistants, and last, but b no means SY Y least, Dr. L. F. Derr, Miss Miriam Lesher, Mr. Earle I-lite, Mr. Joseph Ference, Mr. Edward Livingston, and Mr. LaRue Williamson, whose assistance and guidance were priceless in the carrying out of our plans to make this year's LA MEMOIRE the best ever. THE COMBINED STAFFS OF LA MEMOIRE 80 fosw ,119 145.15 Jlnulry 5 , 1949 lr. Illlilm Pink 2240 lleihnrry Strut Williamsport, Pcmlylunia Dnr lr. Pink! It in difficult to choou thu pruni- ut girls tru! photugrlphl onli, but llllly lntmorc, Paramount ukoup nrt nt, gra- ciously conunttd to htlp ul. After taking into aunlldlrltion yur- lonnllcy, hun'-do, and bahnoo at features, In hive undo our dleilion ln marked on thc photon Ning returned hsrovizh. Hoping no me gots hurt, md nth but vilhn to all., I nm 1Yu rolby BCxrm Bwlosuru P.8. Am mcloslng I photo, u ro- queued. Left to Right-Joanne Simpson, Bevm-rly Little, Phyllis Cuxupbell, Mildred Crnven, Peggy Singley, Virginia Nicely, l4'lorr-nvo Irvin, Joan Blair, Nllllvy Showers, Joan Hetlwrlin. 81 Myfli, Cawefz X J Mm C5AClVL'7:.i llll r CDOTB LL ln August Coach Sevcr Toretti and his ahle assistants faced a complete rehuilding job. Teaching fundamentals and new plays, he pushed his charges through the grueling summer heat in preparation for the inaugural on September 13. We won this game with Hazle Township 13,0 without too much trouhle. Our lack of experience showed in our team-work, hut there was nothing too diilicult to he easily ironed out in our open date the next week. Under the lights at llazleton our team showed the henefit oli its rest. The smoothly clicking machine administered a convincing 26-7 licking. It was straight oldefashioned power loothall with hard charging and lierce tackling. VVilliamsport was a team to he reckoned with. .... I IUII YAIISITY l'U.Xl'lll'IS MANAGIQHS 1-rw S11-rc-uson Smniling, Lf-ft lo Iliulit l'zilln-rnixll.. tlilnlorv. lion-Hel. Xlilni lim-n-ling lim-mlnlzin, lim-. Slnllxlr, Sli rump my-it 'mru4:'r'i'r yptrmrrw mrwriiqx 1-.-1 .-1- S vi..-g.. The game with Slminoltin, although we won 2613, temporarily killed this theory, lor it wus one ol' our more poorly pluyecl gznnes ol' the yerir. Sunbury, put the linishing luuehes on this slump hy at stunning upset of 126. Alter our exeellent show ut lluzleton sueh bull eoultl not euntinue. Wife houncletl lxlelt hy tltrushing the Liineusler ,l1Ul'l11lCl0CS l-l-Ofthis teiun lmtl lX'kllL'll us 49 7 lust yeur. This win wus one ol' the higgest upsets in the stute aincl lll5ULIl the hest grime our teum played ull yeur. But the very next weelt we slumpecl in presenting ai yery pour ollense art .lohn llairris when they heat us 150. Ar Lehunon we hzlcl renewecl spirit zincl lJlllyCLl il nip zincl tuelx ganne, one nl' the most thrilling eontests ol' the yeurg hut ii lsrylllll pass with two minutes ul' plan ing time remaining enuhletl Lelmnon to win 2-l-20. I - l.1,x.LL 'l'up lluw, 1,4-ft tu llight IM-rr. Hrallizlm. II:lrp1-r. Iliukel. llorn, lnurzllii. Keller, lhnltnin Huw Kin-ss. Phillips, Stnliley, XX':ilM'i1lgn-, XVnsi-lin-r, Wilsun. R7 ln the rain and mud of the William Penn game neither team, both usually good ollensively, could cross the goal line. Altoona numbed our offensive thrust while winning 31-14. Fumbles and inter- ceptions prevailed throughout the game. Here comes the big game of the year-Lock Haven! We were the underdogs in this game, Lock Haven having had a very good season and much experienceg but they were hard pressed to win in the final two minutes of the game, 13-7. What a schedule, encountering such hard opponents at the end of the season as Altoona, Lock Haven, and now, Steelton! This game was looked forward to for sometime, both because of our coachis former afhliation with Steelton and because of a possible upset. But our dreams did not come true, for the champion Steamrollers ground us to the tune of 34-0. Although we were beaten by such a score, we had nothing to be ashamed ofg they encountered stubborn resistance and had a wealth of experience. Next year we wish the team good luckg they have some experience now and a basis from which to work. It is not an unsafe prediction that Williamsport in future years will enjoy a new era of footballg it could easily be called the Toretti Era, for this man has done much to bring new life and spirit to Williamsport High School. SCHEDULE OF SCORES Date Place Opp. W. September Home-Hazle Township ........ ...... O 13 September Away-Hazleton .,.,,..,.....,... ...... 7 26 October Away-Shamokin ......,.... ....., 1 3 26 October Home- Sunbury ..,... .,.... 1 2 6 October Home-Lancaster ....,. ...... 0 14 October Away-John Harris ,..,.. ...... 1 5 O October Away-Lebanon . ,...,.,...,. ..,... 2 4 20 November Home-William Penn ..... ...... O 0 November Away-Altoona ............ .,..,, 3 1 14 November Away-Lock Haven ....... ..,... 1 3 7 November Home-Steelton ............ ...... 3 4 0 88 l,vI't In lligglil lime-rly I.ilIl4-, .lziwivv Niiiitlii l'ully Wiiit:-ix, .Kms-li:l Alrrliiimr, lflnrn-iivu lrxin. Spiuixiu- Nirugn-r. lialrli Iizuriiintv. ll--ltlx lll'IIlI2ill'4l. Ili-x Siiiilli. Cheerleaders llic '-18349 clicering squzicl was mziclc up ol' nine in-Inlay girls wlm lziillilully lecl tlic cliccrs cluring all utlilctic events. pep rallies, zmcl CLIID scmlfollls. l.ccl lui' Miss Martin, tlicy liaiw put llortli tlicir utmost clliorl to incrczlsc tliv sclioul spirit ol' YV. ll. S. 89 BASKETB LL VVhat a thrilling seasonl Will you ever forget the St. joe game, when we were able to win only in an extra periodg or the Hazleton game, when we pulled one of the biggest upsets of the year by handing the hlounts their first defeat of the season? Being victorious on their home court since March 1, 1946, the Cherry and Wllite ex- tended this string from 27 to 32 games this year until defeated by Allentown. But the most exciting part of the season was the playoffs. Having only two more games to win in order to qualify, and playing jersey Shore next, we were almost sure to make it. Then, to our amazement, .lersey Shore pulled one out of the hat. We had Altoona, Shamokin, and Steelton to play yetg it was going to be hard to secure a playoff berth now. But the spirit and determination of the Nlillionaires carried them through three straight victories. ln the playoffs they again proved their abilities by winning the l'llAl'lII4IS MANAHICIIS 1.1-l'I to Right Staunus, Sl1'X'l'!lSUI!. My-rs, I.:-ft to Ilifrlitflk-tors, lfortin-r. Wallis. 90 District Four Championship by way of well-earned victories over Sunbury and Coal Township. The stars of the hardwoods this year were Lucas, Wilson, Seidel, Kiess, Patterson, Whaley, Yellets, An- derson, and Good. Lucas a n d Wilson, our high scorers, received all-state honorable mention. H EAD COACH STAMUS SCHEDULE AND SCORES Dale Place Score Opponent Scare Dec. 14, 1948 Home Williamsport ...... ..,. 3 7 South Williamsport ...... ..,... 2 5 Dec. 17, 1948 Home Williamsport ...... .... 3 1 Jersey Shore .......,..... ...... 2 3 Dec. 21, 1948 Away Williamsport ,,.... 31 Hazle Township .... ....., 4 1 Dec. 23, 1948 Home Williamsport ...,.. .,., 4 l Mt. Carmel ....,...,... ,..... 2 4 Dec. 28, 1948 Home Williamsport ...... .... 4 3 Hazle Township ...,. . 36 Dec. 30, 1948 Away Williamsport ....., 45 Lancaster ............. ..... . 37 Jan. 4, 1949 Away Williamsport ...., .... 5 1 Lock Haven ,... ,,..., 3 0 Jan. 7, 1949 Home Williamsport ....., 42 Pottsville ...,.., 33 Ian. 11, 1949 Away Williamsport ...... .... 3 4 Hazleton ..,.,..,............., ..,... 6 7 Ian. 14, 1949 Home Williamsport ....,. ..., 3 2 Allentown ......,...,..,...,,....... ..,,.. 5 2 Jan. 19, 1949 Home Williamsport ,..... 49 Conyngham Township .,.... .,..., 2 7 jan. 21, 1949 Away Williamsport ,..,.. ..., 3 2 Altoona .........,................. ...... 4 8 jan. 25, 1949 Home Williamsport ...... .... 5 9 Lock Haven .,..,...,......... ..,... 2 4 jan. 28, 1949 Away Williamsport ...... ..,. 3 9 Steelton ....,,.., ...... 5 7 Feb. 1, 1949 Home Williamsport .,,.., .... 4 6 Shamokin ...,,.. .,,,., 2 6 Feb. 4, 1949 Home Williamsport , ...,. ..., 4 3 Hazleton .,.,.., ...... 3 8 Feb. 8, 1949 Home Williamsport ...... .... 5 0 St. joseph ..... ...... 4 6 Feb. 11, 1949 Away Williamsport ..... .... 2 9 Pottsville .... ...... 2 8 Feb. 12, 1949 Away Williamsport ,..,.. .,.. 2 7 Allentown ..... ,..... 6 7 Feb. 16, 1949 Away Williamsport ...... .... 3 8 Jersey Shore ...... ....,. 4 7 Feb. 18, 1949 Home Williamsport ...... .... 3 8 Altoona .....,... ..,... 3 6 Feb. 22, 1949 Away Williamsport ,..... ..,. 4 0 Shamokin ....... ...... 3 9 Feb. 25, 1949 Home Williamsport ..,... .... 4 0 Steelton ...... 30 District Four Playoffs Williamsport ...,...... .. ,... 50 Sunbury .,...,..,...... 43 Williamsport ........,. ..,. 4 4 Coal Township ...,. ..., . , 32 Interdistrict Playoffs Williamsport ..,,..,..,... .... 2 5 Old Forge ....... ...... 3 9 Top, Left to Iligllt-Inlcas. Kit-ss, X1'i1son. l':ltterson Bottoni-Anderson, Seidel, Hood. lV1m1i-y. Track The Williarrmspcmrt High School Track Team experienced a season of bad weather and a short schedule. The team participated in three out of four scheduled meets. jim Finn set a new school record of 50.9 for the 440 yard dash and took first place in the state meet at State College. Dave Taylor smashed the district record in the ZOO yard low hurdles, which was formerly held by Davies of VVilliamsport, setting a new record of 23.7. Al Hinkle tied the W. H. S. pole vault record of Bob Manville at 11'6 . Cross Country VVinning all its meets by large scores and placing Hfth in the state contest, our Cross Country Team added another great season to its history. Under the guidance of hir. Iamison and Mr. hliller, the team obtained two Perfect scores against Mt. Carmel, 15-40, and a good margin at Altoona, 18-37. In these meets our stars, Floyd Webster and Robert Hollen, won when they crossed the finish line hand in hand, other constant scorers were Pete Judd, joe O'Brian, Iohn Gates, and Bill Liddic. ln the state contest Bob Hollen finished thirdg Floyd VVebster, fifth. These are feats to be proud of. 92 GOH The Vllillianisport Iligh Golf Team held two matches with State College this year, one at home and one away. ln the home match they were defeated 9-6, with Smith and Stiger the only ones ahle to win. Un the State College course, they were defeated IO-5. Although they won no matches, they were still eligihle for state competition. They partieif pared, hut none were ahle to qualify for the finals. Memhers ol' the squad were: hlarlowe Stiger, Bob Smith, Sally illrayer, Tom Allegrucci, and lerrv Saher. Tennk 'llhe VVilliamsport High School 'liennis learn won its first victory in three years and, in fact, enjoyed a perliect season. 'llheir matches were with State College-one home and one away. Two matches were scheduled with Vllilliam Penn, hut one was rained out, the other canceled. The members of the squad, in order of position, were as follows: Louis Landon, Curt Kline, Ken Patterson, loann Stahley, and George Nelson. Qualifying to represent District Four, Louis Landon competed in the state single matches, furt Kline and Ken Patterson, in the doubles. 931 Wrestling There was no team or group that represented our school in the 1949 season with such spirit and determination as our wrestling team. This spirit and determination was not fostered by the student body, for they did not even present a commendable turnout, but by our determined coach William Miller. The Cherry and White grapplers made their season's debut at Muncy a success- ful one by winning, 24423. ln their first home match the Millionaires were defeated, 32-7, by a strong Shamolcin squad. Taking to the road again, our mat team overpowered Sunbury, 34-16. Lee Springman set the record at 34 seconds for the quickest pin ever scored by a Williamsport mat- man. Lock Haven supplied the opposition for the second home match when they handed the home club their second loss, 29-14. Traveling to meet one of the state's best teams, the lNlillermen lost a 28-16 decision at Forty Fort. Closing the season at home, Williamsport became Bellefonte's 21st straight victim when beaten, 28-11. Although they had only two years of experience, the VVilliamsport High School Vvrestling Team is a team of which to be proud. ln the District Four finals, the W. H. S. matmcn linishetl second but failed to emerge with a tlistrict champion. llooluav CuAMmoNs Vl3l,T,lf,YllAT.l, CAPTAINS 94 ,A v D X gnmww XX in i 97 AUTOGRAPHS D. S. ANDRUS Sz CO. l35 West Third St. PIANOS ff RADIOS BAND INSTRUMENTS ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS VICTROLAS AND RECORDS SHEET MUSIC BEAUTY BAR Sjmializing in HAIR STYLES and PERMANENTS Telephone 99 i 1251 West Four EAT - BUCKEYE Potato Chips Cotner's Photographic Service 325 Eldred St. Phone 2-5930 0 Commercial Photos o Party Pictures N Q Industrial Photos o Portraits Q Wedding Photos a Baby Albums and BECK 47 Years of Progress and Leadership Phone 2-4644 ASAM WALLPAPER INC. Distinctive WALL DECORATIONS 427 MARKET STREET BRYFOGLE'S Flowers Dial 2-4201 !VeSt Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT. PA Compliments of CARL H. STEELE 1coYAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY 224-226 West Third Street 1Next to Gritl WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales-Parts and Service BLACKSTONE MOTORS 1200 Washington Blvd. BROZMANS 349 Pine St. C YOUNG Modems' Shop Second Floor Headquarters for TEEN FASHIONS COmP,ms of CHAAPEL'S SEED STORE Everything fcgnille llgzggn and Garden 47 west Fourth sn. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Dial 4208 39 E Third St Compliments of COLLINS-RHOADES CO. COMMUNITY DRUG Flowers 2 F h West om Street 663 Herdic st. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF 1llUl-HIIK IIB. or 5- PAY. off. Phone 7360-WILLIAMSPORT cocA-coLA BOTTLING wolcxs CARIIQQQSEFLIX CLARKSON CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Floor MGITLIQHCLVLCQ Materials Phone 2-2646 H - Z , I Compliments of I DERR'S ICE CREAM OUTFITTERS ' MEN ' BOYS WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 1859 E. Third St. DiCkeY'Gl'Ug3ll Hardware C0- vim IA f .q I vim Contractors' Supplies, Plumbers' Supplies Qu, Qur House Furnishings and Pafnfs Prep vl-' 1 ... 'II' I I I I I II l LIVE ON A BUDGET? DICE DRUG C0- 51101, we f-NEW CARROLL HOUSE for WILLIS C. DICE, Ph.G. 0 Latest Styles 0 Famou B ds u Good Fabrics B d t P ' Third and Mulberry Sts. , 100 S TONIGHT LET'S HAVE A i ,'-:, 5 : ,.,..,, ' ' w '114: I :': I Iz' BARBECUE 0 -3 ,.1:,:::,::4 5 ,5- ' . 3 in t f Mriirkzcesqiiiiit 'f I Iff1f3SS?3'f95ffffi'- - ' ' f on the Montgnmery Pike W. J. EVENDEN'S SONS FLOWERS of Quality Complete Food Market With Service That Is Dependable Ph 5057 Cor. Sixth Ave. 8: Memorial A 139 West Fourth St Phon 2 81,21 IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE FACTORY SALESROOM 645 Rose Street Phone 3-0189 FAXON CLEANERS Owned and Operated by Howard S. Beck The cleanest dry-cleaning you have ever seen 1313 Washingt Blvd FINK'S FAMOUS FOR SPORTS 17 W. Third St. MILTON FORMAN INSURANCE 19 West Third St. Dial 5912 The Jacob Gehron Co., Inc. BUILDERS and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 607 Cemetery sm. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 DURANT L. FUREY INSURANCE I52 West Fo th St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. FELIX AND MIKE SHOE REPAIR Everything f 7 E Thlrd St. WILLIAMSP or the Shoe but the Foot 0R.T, PA TPM S11 lf? 'iv iilfflh gi if W, W g .mill 1 syxiy 'QV ,,.. .,..-- K '2' ' E331 O 5 gen: QWNNRIX 4 5 1 1 ,Q li'fir5TnIjf F ex -f W e 101 Geisweit's Tydol Service Opposite Bank of Newberry XVASHING, LUISRICATION, TIRES, BATTERIES Gulliver's Fabric Shop 130 VVest VVillow St. HENRY'S BARBEQUE Where Food Is Good French Fries, Ham, Pork. Steak and Canadian Bacon Ba rheques Limlrn, Jersey Shore Route 220 Ph I ll H HEINTEL'S CARD SI-IOP PAINTS f WALLPAPICR 326 MARKET STREET RALPH B. GRAMMER Jeweler A Safe Place to Buy Diamonds 148 West Fourth St. HARDER Sporting Goods Co. 336 Pine St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. KELVINATOR -Sales and Service B. C. HERLT 375 West Third St. Dial 2-8425 HOFF SUPPLY COMPANY JOBBERS, PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL H 0 0 V E R ' S Quality FURNITURE 25:4 w. Third st WILLIAMSPORT. PA. HOOVER-GERHON The Clothing Store for Men and Yeung Mon 39 West Third St. - Opposite Court House WILLIAMSPORT. PA. Established 93 Years GOLD TONE STUDIOS PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS Creators of Nationally Advertised Mode Portraits 209 West Fourth Street Phone 9952 JANE'S SWEET SHOP CANDIES and POPCORN Locally Owned and Operated 'tl k t Square WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Compliments of l JOHN B. IRVIN E. KEELER CO. Kaseman Music Store 1894 1949 Evcryfloifzg in MUSIC ll7 West Third Street Compliments of KLINE and COMPANY 3l5 Hepburn St. Williamsport 28 P KOLB BROS. Drugs -Prescriptions - Cosmetics A Dependable Store for 54 years i E st Third St. WILLIAMSPORT. PA GRADUATION GIFTS We invite your charge account PM is II. VAN 2 2'8479 347 1- - 1 -'. ye WEST wmo gmtei Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 313 and 321 Pine Street Levinson's for Men 22 West Third St. Compliments of Lyoming Dairy Farms Quality Milk and Dairy Products mon HIGH STREET LYCOMING FLOUR MILLS ' Manufacturers of High Grade Winter Wheat and Buckwheat Flour Dealers in All Kinds of Grain and Mill Feeds X WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. Lowry Electric Company Compliments of Lycoming Hat and Dry Cleaners l6l West Third Street Phone 2-2544 Compliments of Lycoming Gas and Oil Co. TEXACO Disfribuiors 103 Compliments of I Mac's Roadside Market J. H. Larson Co. ' Compliments of . ..laT.-my 5,13 .I .bin Flooring J if-U . Specialists Q44 O 117 W. Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 514 Market Street Compliments of WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA- Moltz Chevrolet Co., Inc. Moltz Cities Service MARTINS-Jewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Small weekly or monthly payments N0 INTEREST - N0 CARRYING CHARGES 31 West Thi d St. Opp it Court House MICKEY and WARREN The Hi 3,5 Design , M Used Cars and Trucks Modern nun you for Washington Blvd.at Penna. xi:is555iiE55iiEiSEE?EEE5EfiE?EiQE5i:iEEE:E::i 429 Marker sz. wn.LlAMsr0n'r PA HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of M'D Motor Company Williamsport Mirror and Third and Hepburn WILLIAMSPORT D. Glass Co. nal 6839 MONTOUR AUTO SERVICE Distributors of TYDOL GAS and VEEDOL OIL 112 Broad Street MONTOURSVILLE, PA. 104 EDWARDS LAKES-TO-SEA SYSTEM Direct Service to New York City, Elmira, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Intervening Points CHARTER SERVICE OR GROUP TRAVEL Tickets and Information at LAKES-TO-SEA TERMINAL East Third and Mulberry Streets Dial 2-6107 Edwards Motor Transit Co., Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of A. A. ETZGER Jeweler and Manufacturing Jeweler Where Quality Merchandise Costs Less ETERNA-LOCK Engraving and Wedding Ring Sets Also Diamond, Emblem, Stone, Engagement and Wedding Rings WATCHES I9 West Third Street - Second Floor Next to First National Bldg. Look for Neon Sign MOSTELLER'S DAIRY CLYDE o. MOSTELLER, Prop. Quality PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Phone 7268 1825 East Third St MCCORMICK AGENCY 420 William Street REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 4Hilr?BanieI's ?1Bairp Now Featuring- HIGHEST QUALITY I-IOMOGENIZED MILK NEW YORK BARBER SHOP 149 Market Street WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 IVI c N A M A R A ' S Capitol Theatre Building The right answer io your paint problems NEWTON'S GROCERY CHEESE a Specialty If You Run Out, Run In Growers Market WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Pastry Shop and Lunch 756 West Fourth Street NEW IDEAL BARBER SHOP 2124 West Fourth Street NEWBERRY, PA. SANITARY SERVICE Phone 2-9116 Ocker's Esso Service Center TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Phone 5221 WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 64:9 E. Third St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Compliments of FRUITS and SPECIALTIES Fourth and Marker WILLIAMSPORT, PA. LYCOMI COLLEGE Ojfering 4 Years of College- 1949-50 Granting THE BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES lgfg.-,-i LIBERAL ARTS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES FINE ARTS SECRETARIAL COURSES LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY ..Q-1-. Students of Greater Williamsport now have the opportunity to obtain L1 senior college education in their own community. For information Write JOHN W. LONG, LL.D. LYCOMING COLLEGE Williamsport, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ,49 R. C. PHILLIPS Wholesale Disfribufor Of 'iHELLMAN'S REAL MAYONNAISE NUCOA MARGARINE and BORDEN'S FINE CHEESE 1231 Sheridan Street Dial 2-6552 Compliments of Porter Welding Company PICKELNER COAL CO. Ollice and Yard 309 W. Third St. at Hepburn Dial 9488 PENN EY'S Where everyone shops with confidence 114-116 West Fourth Street Pennington Equipment Sales Co. Incorporated 442 Tinsman Ave. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS EQUIPMENT wlLLnMsPon'r, PA. Compliments of O. K. BARBER SHOP 134 E. FOURTH ST. Tun: r liAIl1lI ns- No WAl'1'rNc. PONTIOUS BROTHERS . AUTO REPAIRING - LOCK REPAIRING - SPEEDOMETI-:R REPAIRING 1010 Dewey Ave. Phone 4473 Everything Electrical Sold and Repaired Prior and Sallada Co. E tablished 1896 230 PINE ST Compliments of POLLOCK'S JUNIOR DEPARTMENT PARAIVIOUNT PORTRAIT STUDIO for Excellent Photographic Work 151 West Fourth St. Phone 2-3424 CHOCOLATES BON-BONS SALTED NUTS Fresh Daily Compliments of RAEMORE SPORTING GOODS Compliments of Plankenhorn's Candies REGAL and BLUM 230 West Third Street Jewelers - 24 WEST THIRD STREET . REED COMPAN PAPER TABLEWARE of Distinction AZ'.E.ZiS.'li'If.if.ff0Sff.Xvi1ififS RUYAL F0013 MARKET Waltham -Westfield 102 west Southern Ave. South Williamsport J. S. RUDNITZKI, INC. Pr-one 2-5512 The Diamond Center in Williamsport Best in Meats and Groceries P23 West F0l1l'th St WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Congratulations to the Class of 1949 Fi ROSE and WOLFE INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE t National Bank Building Phon 4201 36 West Willow St. Congratulations to the Class of 1949 Dial 2-5406 li Telephone: Williamsport 2-4939 RICHLIN HARDWARE CO. E. Third sc. WILLIAMSPORT, PA HARDWARE and TOOLS Compliments of ROY'S CIGARS Sun-Gazette Building BUICK Looxs Fim' I'OR '49 Richardson Buick Co., Inc. RELIABLE FURNITURE CO. Williamsport's Greater Furniture Store 22 East Third sn. WILLIAMSPORT, PA Congratulations to the Class of 1949 J. K. Rishel Furniture Company REESER-DANEKER CO. 410 East Third St. Wllllamsport, P Telephone 2-4727 OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Sterling 5 Sz 10c to 31.00 Corner West Fourth and Campbell Streets Phone 4887 STOVER CANDY C0. 510 Fllth Ave., Williamsport 30, Pa. Distributors of FINE CANDY Compliments of Newberry Independent Club C Ing, N. Y. Elmira, N. Y. Williamsport, P J. P. 8: M. SULLIVAN Tm: STORES or Distinctive Furniture, Rugs and Draperies 209-213 E. Third SC. WILLIAMSPORT PA STEIGER BROS., INC. Fine Leather Goods - Umbrellas Sporting Goods I4 West Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT PA Compliments of The RIALTO THEATRE W. P. WILSON President and General Manager STROUS FOOD MARKET AT HIGH STREET BRIDGE Quality Meats -Groceries Fresh Vegetables GREATER WILLIAMSPORT SHOPPER'S GUIDE A Visitor to 16,500 Homes Every Friday E t blished 26 years Ferd W. Coleman, Pr p P t d the plant of Keystone Print' g C 462-464 Hepburn St. Phone 6339 WILLIAMSPORT SADDLERY CO. LEATHER GOODS .JEROME R. PATTERSON Owner WILLIAMSPORT, PA. SHOWER'S JEWELRY STORE CLARENCE A. SHIRE, Prop. 214 W. Fourth Street DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Stephen Moday's Grocery 2127 Lincoln Street mai 2-san Niawmziuav Compliments of SHAPIRO FURNITURE CO. Nationally Known Furniture at Lowest Prices in the City SMITH DRUG STORE 764 West Fourth Street Free Delivery Phone 7344 Congratulations to the Class of 1949 A FRIEND BREAD 5 , BREAD OF DEPENDABLE QUALITY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1949 WILLIAMSPORT TRANSPORTATION COMPANY .,.' Fourth at Court Street Tailoring - Furnishings - Clothing - Hats JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL Aristocrat of Anthracite TRAYER COAL COMPANY 764 W. Edwin St. sole Agents Phone 6644 AFTER SCHOOL Stop at HALL'S DRUG STORE for Refreshments and Confections 24- Hour Photo Service Phone 2-07I7 Anthony Pasnello TONY'S HUDSON SERVICE General Automotive Maintenance 24 yrs. Specialist on Hudson Products 120 court st WILLIAMSPORT. PA. From Cradle fo Graduation 1'I93.dqLlB.l'tEI'S fOl' Buys' and Girls' Smart Clothes SINCLAIR'S Boys' and Girls' Shops SMITH'S Home Furnishings Furniture, Rugs, Bedding, Zenith Radios 766 W. Fourth St., Williamsport, Pa. Phone 2-4804 O. T. Smithgall C. A. Glng SMITHGALL 81 GING MARKET MEATS of Quality Our Specialties Home Cured Hams and Bacon All Pork Sa g H8 Court St. Dial 2-4711 Sanitary Exterminating Co. 40 West Fourth St. Pest Control Service Dial!!-ll 8 MELVIN L. SCHLAUCH Jeweler Diamonds a Specialty 40-42 West Willow St. J sta Step From Pine Di l 140 Williamsport, P R. D. STA LEY Plumbing and Heating Oil Burners 151 East Third Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. For QUALITY and FIT CLICK SHOE STORE 118 W. Fourth Street 111 Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouth Passenger Cars Dodge Trucks and Busses Van Campen Motors, Inc. W. Third St. WILLIAMSPOR A. Compliments of DR. WHITTAKER ULMAN BROS. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE 1 an 5 west Third sn-een Established 1840 VALLEY INN DUBOISTOVYN Spaghetti Dinners - Wednesday Fish Fry - Friday and Saturday Chet Wolfe's Coal Yard Premium Quality Colliery Coal Stoker Coal Our Specialty My Sincere Congratulation to the Class of '49 Mayor Leo C. Williamson IDEMIR STUDIO 629 West Third Street Winner Hardware Co. 837 Arch Street n 1 mas Penn sm. an Foul-an se Dial 5736 For Your Banking and Trust Services Consult the WEST BRANCH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Memlvrr Federal Rfserw' System Member Federal Insurance Corp It's Always a Pleasure to Give a WELL CI-IOSEN GIFT From BERT WOOD'S Wdffk gm Opposite Sunset Park Waflles That Tickle Your Taste Bnuvmvs ICE CREAM Vanderlin's Cleaning Works Carefakers of CLOTHES Dial 9144 WENCK'S HARDWARE Has at all times a good assortment of school supplies. novelties, baseball goods, fuoxballs, basketballs, fishing tackle, ammunition. IIIF2 W. Fourth St, Phone 2 580 Waltz and Baker Oil Co., Inc. Gasoline ' Kerosene ' Fuel Oils Tires 0 Tubes 0 Batteries Phone 2-5043 Nl West Jaffe St. WILLIAMSPORT, P A.l Phone 2-0313 WEN DLE'S Drugs, Prescriptions, Toys and Games Phone No. 9765 909 Arch st. WILLIAMSPORT, PA D. J. 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