Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)
- Class of 1953
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ExLitfi n$ jsas SSi ■■! MHM ■(=■ljII V ' V . v ' f--, ytf--. . ' - •-I.R. THE l 73 laNemoir PuLlislieJ by tlie benior Class or Willianisport Hi li Scliool Williainsport, Pennsylvania ' oliinie 34 Introdu cing Hi c ci ()nc, m name is Mr. MillionaiiL , tliai ' s mc ()ii see in the ii|iper leFt part ot this |iaL;e. ' c heeii tlesiunated ti) he iiiir i;Lii(.le throiiyh tlie In Mctiioirc tliis ear. laill iie seeing me in praetiealiv e er nook and eorner ol the hook. Jim RusseU, ( Mciiioire Art Editor, created me. I think he did a pretty good job, too, allli(nic;h I think lie li.ittered me in some re speets. ]im doesn I show m .ige. Actuallv I ' m older than the school itself. Back in the days of the Williamsport Lumber Kings, there really were a lot of honest-to-goodness million aires. Williamsjiort and millionaires just he came associated with each other. .Althnugh the honest-to-goodness ' millionaires lia e d i s ,i ] pcared. the name became the s nibol of W. I I. S. and toda it is just .is well known ,is Williams- port I li ' jli SlIkhiI. Well, ail of us h.i e Ikiii toi eiln ' r three ears now— we ' e struggled, toiled. pl,i ed, ,ind made merrx . Ill ne er lorget vour crv (irst few weeks in this enormous high school. E ervone scram- bling to the hard-to-find classrooms where (iu were taught new, unfamiliar subjects b new teachers who made ou do a little more work than in pre ious schools. But this strangeness slowly anishcd during the hitter part ol the sophomore ear and the junior ear, .ind h the time ou were seniors I saw a complete re ersal ol the sophomore ear. E ' er ( nc knew c.ich other and you knew eycry hall and room in the school. You were eager to learn and the teachers were (iur best friends. After the first fevy vyeeks of getting settled, the football team launched the first exent of another successful ear here .it the high school with a spectacular 16 to 14 defeat of Sunbury. With the Cherry and White Band marching at hall time this season faded awav and the basketb.ill .intl wres- tling teams and the winter activities took o er the spotlights. Class play try-outs then brought us into Spring. The ear was just about oyer. Class Day, the Senior Play, Junior-Senior 1 lop. Baccalaureate, and Craduation were left. I hen what? But enough of this sentimentalism. 1 he good old school il.ixs will he the happiest da s ol iiur lile ten eais Irom now .ind this book. 1 hope. I with me in it ' will help remind ou. Cietting serious though, 1 siiiccicU w.int to congratulate you. Class of ' 53. 1 think xoiir class is one ol the best this school has seen. In life, I hope ou ' ll ha e .is much success. Problems ol rtMJilx will he our gre.itest cluillenm ' to soKe ,iihI miuiiH ' r. Don ' t lorgi ' t ih.il blue eyed blonde liial s.il hesitic i)u. your Alma Mater, or me either. I II he seeing xou next on Page 6. Cood luck ' A Peel . . . ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISING . page 1 page 1 8 page 68 page 92 page 1 04 page 116 DHDICATION heading to pass the time till the big hour comes. Mr. Eugene E. McCramer. class teacher for the Class of ' 53, is a native of Wilhamsport, Pa. He received a B.S. in Education at Lock Haven State Teachers College and later an M.S. in Education at Bucknell Uni ersity. Mr. McCramer came to Wilhamsport High School in 1946 as an instructor in English after his discharge from the United States Army, where he also served as an instructor. For the past three vears Mr. McCramer, with untiring and sincere de otion, has guided his Class successfullv in all activities, has given his assistance in planning for the future, and shown a genuine interest in the welfare of the Chiss members. For these and many other reasons, we proudly dedicate this thirty-fourth edition of La Mevioire to Mr. Eugene E. McCramer. One of Mr. McCramer ' s English classes getting better acquainted v i t h Hamlet. A front vicu- of the Ticliiiicil Institute. So Many Worlds . . . So Mucli to Do good day for tlving It the school hangar. mjoat - ' A bird ' s eye view of the parking lot and wing through the Clay Buildina bell tower. W ' illiamspurt High School Gvmnasium. A time exposure catching all the lights including the lights of passing busses which appear at the bottom of the picture. ioHiimiiuiitm KENNETH E. CARL D Williamsport Techniial Institute DM. ITROV I ' . 1)1 RR l r,.uip.,l .,r W illi.nnM).,rI lliijil Sk u.„ 1) ID V. SI III MI ' II.E ' Assistant PriiKipal A Year or Progress The laciiltN cdiij ratulatcs hi, tlie mcnihcrs ol the Class I h ' 5-i. iipiin the coniplctidn of (iui ' high school course. Our best wishes, too, ti xour success in the larger School ai Lilel not cease with graduation irom high school. ans to be able to understand our en iron- irt in the struggle ol ideas. We ha e ami e intellectual and spiritual needs. Our progrt ' iF., sliduld rellect a meaninglul and satisf ing career. I illianisport pro ide t ol the yood life. 12 DR. P. RKi:S. whn is now Super dent of the public schools. Education Makes tlie M an Dear Graduate: The Class of 1953, in its iuturc joui ' nc s in the realms of education, work and life, can sav with pride, I am a graduate of the Williamsport Senior I ligh School. Yours is a great school. The people of Wil- liamsport, joined by our neighbors in six nearby townships, have provided, in the Williamsport Senior High School-Technical Institute sec- ondary unit, a vouth ser ice which cannot be equaled in the Commonwealth. This fine com- munity educational achie ' ement did not just happen. It is the result of thousands of hours of de oted toil and planning on the part of a ast number of students, parents, teachers, and citizens. The Class of 1953 has made its con- tribution in a full and generous share. May I wish that your future achievement in ) ' our several ways of life be a continued credit to vour Alma IMater. Scliool B Seateil. Left to Rig).f-Dr. C. Htnvard Bo vm.in, Rev. Jcseiili li. Law, Mis. Lli .iheth Si-il . Mr. Alfreil M. Blakcslcy, Dr. George H. Parkes, Mr. R. Lee Fenstamaker. S(uii iiiiu-Mr. Sherm.in Hafcr. Mr. Oliver Hafer, Mr. J. Barhc Cupp, Dr. P. T. McGee, Mr. John E. Person, Jr., Mr. John N. RathmeU, Mr. Lester R. Whipple, Mr. Richard C. Allen, Mr. Roy C. Peterman, Mr. WUliam Collins. W. H. S. Faculty . . F rs( Row, left to Risi d-Hcmard Harer. M.A.; Paul C....lcy, M.A.; Paul Warnick. M.S. in Ed.; Miss Isabcllc Bond, M.S.; Miss Miriam Wcndle. M.A.; Clarence Derr, M.A.; Mrs. Clara Carpenter, M.S.; David Stuempfle, M.A.; Dr. L. F. Derr, Ed.D.; K. E. Carl, B.S.; Seymour Brantner, B.S.; Miss Marguerite Quigley, M.A.; Miss Doris Eames, B.S.; Joseph Leplev. B.S.; Piupert Morgan. B.S.; Joseph Ference, B.S. Smmd Kou-Jack Deibert; R. A. Harrington; Miss Carolyn Williams, M.S.; John Holland, M.A.; Miss Anna Slifer, M.Ed.; Fred Bastian, M.S.; Mrs. Eioise Mallinson, M.A.; Ray Jamison, M.Ed.; William Miller, M.S. in Ed.; Miss Lucile Gordner, M.A.; Forrest Metzger, M.A.; Edward Livingston. M.A.; Don Hennigan; Miss Eleanor Malkdieu, B.S.; Miss Marv Geiger; Ralph Baird, B.S. Third Roii ' -Joseph Sick, B.S.; Michael U ' argo, M.A.; Earle Hite, M.Ed.; Miss Florence Markley, B.S.; Walter L. Burkhardt, M.Ed.; Miss Mary Louise Taylor, M.A.; Chester Laurenson; Mrs. Edith Hawn, B.S.; Mrs. Mildred Cooley; Rolland Fague; Fred R. Jones; Miss Mildred Kelly, KLS. in Ed.; Rollie Myers. B.S.; Mrs. Rose Harer, M.S.; Frank Pannebaker; Miss Eleanor Ishler, B.S.; Mrs. Edrie Renner, M.A. 14 liev Lend a Helping Hand lutirth Ron-Mrs. Elsie Vance, B.A.; Kerr Miller, M.S. in Ed.; Miss Florence Laubscher, M.A.; Miss Verna Noll, A.M.; Le ' is Bardo; Miss Helen Stout, M.A.; J. P. Bressler, B.S.; George Wolf, B.A.; Miss Ethel Collier, B.S.; Miss Laura Maust, B.S.; Carl Bauer, M.Ed.; Miss Kathryn Riggle, B.S.; Ramon Palmer; Eugene Kast; Osborne Housel, B.M. Fifth Ran-Omar Harris. M.A.; Mrs. Barbara MoUenkopf; Chester Schreiber; Walter Muir, Ed.M.; Cloyd Derickson, M.Ed.; George Williams; Bruce Winter, INI.A.; Francis J. Radice, B.S.; William Koehler; Charles Foulds; Rodman Wurster, M.A.; Charles Wilkinson; Sidney Brong, B.S. Sixth Ro« ' -A. K. Patterson. M.S.; John Barry. B. of Ed.; C. Robert Snyder. M.A.; Edward Heether, M.A.; V ' illard Christian, M.S.; Dallas Stevenson, M.Ed.; Miss Rose Bower, M.A.; Clarence Green, B.S.; Ray Singley, M.S.; Tom Vargo. M.Ed.; Glenn S. Lunger, M.S. in Ed.; Earl R. Bartholomew, M.Ed.; Paul Schalles. M.S.; Eugene McCramcr. M.S. in Ed.; Judson Linck. Our l acultv at Knsi Dean (il Girk, Miss Bond, and her iiclpcrs Mary Farley, Justine Robin- son, Barbara Bassett, and Ellen Ross. Dean of Bovs, Mr. Warnick, and his attendance crew. Alden Gibson, Carl Johns.)n, John Deitch, and Warren En lish. The school secretari ' Patts ' Smertneck, B e 1 1 Payne, and Mary Snytle lela.xing before the rusl begins. J Iaiiitenance Well, Mr. Millionaire Forgot his locker kev toda - and after some frantic moments remembered that his good friends, the janitors, had a duplicate for his kev. This is just one of the man duties which our maintenance staff performs each da . Thc ' also clean our building as well as the football stadium and g m after our arious athletic activities. Much credit is due also to the cafeteria cooks who prepare the hearts food found daiK in our cafeteria. Kit( Help r- mim I Q aA i class ai 1953 JR l arewell TV) lllL C l ASS OF ■' iV: Sunn there will he onK pleas.int memories left (if our past three vears together. Beeaiise iii voiir splenilicl spirit nl ediiperation, (iiir wise ehoiee of officers and com- mittees (iiir three ears toi ether ha e passetl er li.ippiK aiul sticeessl iill . Speakint; Inr nnself aiul the class of I ' -JSt we rcLjret the passing ol tw(i close frieiuls ol our school, anil il iin class, Nhs. L. 1 ' . Derr, .nicl Mr. J. Ronald Beck. i]oth did mncii to m.ikc orn li es h.ippicr ahl] more prolitahle. As a |irescripti()n for (iur [iiture success and hajjpiness in lile I ' d like to (|uote these lines from Chaucer ' s. The Ballad of Good Counsel. Flee from the cmwxl and tlwcll with truthlullness; Suffice thee with th gootls, tho ' the he small: To hoard hrings hate, to climh brings giddiness; T he crowd has en , ami success hlinds all; Desire no more than to th lot ma fall; W ork well thxscll to coinisci others clear. And truth sh.ill m.dxC thee free, theie is no (ear. ' - - % . t£,t. Class Advisers -) r . , .J left 1,1 Rii hl- T. J. H. Beck. Cla ratlu-r; Mrs. Franli Harlm.in, Cla Mollur; .Mr. Eugene McCramer, C:la TIMCIUT. 20 class Orlicers a SUZAl l h MANN I ' ice-Presiilent UUROTUV EISLMAN Executive Committee W l II a DUNS I ON irciMircr LI STER LOCKCtlHF Asbistattt 7 rcrtsiirt-r First Ron-, Lett In Risj ll-Boh Schull , Dnrothv tl e ,.ln, irsjinia Kraziur. Su annc [ann. luan llensler, Sallv Russcr. Rol. Ihumas. S. ' c .ii.l H..ii-l)..l, KimMe, lonatlum Phillips, Phil Secuk-s, Lc.-lor I ockculV, Waiter Dunsti n. |..hn Szendrv. 21 DORIS ELLEN ADAMS- Do-Do Cvm Club 4. |()II |()SI I ' ll ACAOM . . (•Ml) CIllll i. IIAIUIV E. AG.NOK Ciirliii Curtin Curtin Dues Committee 3; Cherry and White Assistant MakeUp Editor 4; Student Council 2; Junior Rotary 2, i; Commence- ment Usher 2; Baccalaureate Usher 2. I 1 I i:iLLEE AM:)1 LIS- ' 7 ih . . Roosevelt ( .errv and While Typist 4; Library Club Ireasurer 4. AMUONY IGNATIUS ANTONIO, JR. - Tony Mt. Carmel Township ' ice President 2 (Mt. Carmel Township); Track 4; Cross Country Manai;er 4; Math Knuineers Club .•!, 4; Chemistry CHARLES A. APKER Student ( Roosevelt •il i: Gvm Club 3. r.ARBARA ANN ARMANDA- ' ' B«r; ' lliTri 2. JAMES ARNOLD ASEL- ' 7 Stevens Mt. Jewett l, 1X1 ANE ASKEY- DaHe Roosevelt V ILLIAM AVERY- ' ?; ; ■Stevens Varsity Football 3, 4; Industrial Gvm Club 2, i, 4, President -1. PALIL VV. BACHMAN Roosevelt Dues Committee 3: Student C ouncil 3; arsily loolball 3, 4. BEVERLY LOUISE BAILEY- ' Bet . IliTri 2, 3; Glee Club 4. JAMES F. BAILEY- ;..; ' Stevens Executive Coinmittee 3; Dues Committee 4; Intramural Bas- ketball Champs 4; Junior Rotary Club 2, 3; Commencement UOuM 3; naccalaureate Usher 3. ' lUII II I 1 AINE BAHV ■■Cl.;cfce.. .... Ctiriin ( urn .nut l ;,ife I v pist 4; Library 3, 4. D.Wll) SrOCKW ' ELL BAIRD- Dofc . . . Curtin Decoration Committee 2. 3, 4; Entertainment Committee 2, 3; X ' arsity Basketball Manager 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3. 4. 22 ROBERT BAKER- ' Bo ' Roosevelt C:ORMAN BENEVAL BARDO-Xorfey . . Roosevelt Welfare Committee 2; Student Council 4; Tech Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Day Usher 2, 3; Commencement ' Usher 2, 3; Class Day Usher 2, 3; Bac- calatureate Usher 2, 3. SAMUEL M. BARNES- S«m Industrial Cym Club 4. Roosevelt LORETTA JEAN BASTIAN- ' Tniii e . . Lock Haven Band 4; Symphony Orchestra 4; Brnadc.ist 4; District Orchestr.! 2, 4; District Band 3, 4. CLARENCE PAUL BAUDER Stevens Field, Forest and Stream Club 2. WILLIAM ANDREW BAUSINGER- Wi! ;f ' . Cherry and While Solicitor 3, 4; Field, Forest and Stream Club 2, 3; Gym Club 4. MILDRED BAYS- ' Mickey . . . Barbourville, Ky. Gym Club 2; Pep Club 2. JOHN K. BEATTIE, ]R.- ]ohnny . . . Roosevelt Student Coimcil 3; Tech Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN RONALD BECK- ' Beckie .... Curtin Lxecutiye Committee 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2; ' arsity Wrestling 3; Broadcast 4; Gym Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4; Commencement Usher 3; Class Day Usher 3; Baccalaureate Usher 3. MARY ELIZABETH BECKNER .... Stevens Welfare Committee 4; Dues Committee 2; Hi-Tri 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Movie Appreciation Club 4. ESTHER ELAINE BELLE- W;( Stevens RICHARD FRANCIS BELLOWS- ' Dicfe . Canton, Pa. ANN LOUISE BERNARDI Stevens Cherry uml W iilc Business Staff 2; Soccer Champs 2; Ui-Tri 2; Swimmina C lub 4. MARGARET MARY BEWICK- ' Tegoy . . Scranton HiTri 3: Library Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3. ROBERT LEE BICKEL- Boi ' Curtin Tech Hi-V 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. I I ' , WCES L. BLACK- Fr,i ;«V Ciirtin Wril.irc C(,nimilti-c 2; Ili-Tri 2; I)r:ini.itk5 Cliil. 2; Spanisli ( liil ; Inic Apprcii.ilii.ii Clul) -1. I)() . CAll. Bl AIH l ' ,(K.I r, l I 1 r,l OOM Curtin I.I. A. 2, V -t. lU-purti-r 4. AMI S . P, C)I I) r.OAlMA.X ■■Jiw Rc..,SL-XC-ll Snulrnl CiiiKil 2. ; C h..ir 4. (.iniKiii Clul) -i. 4; (.mi, Clul) 4: lielil. I .iiiM ;ii)il Sucmui C liih 2: C lnmiMr l lul, ■!. W II I IA 1 I!. I ' ( ), I. MAX- •Bi r- I . I . . . i, 4, IrcMMiu-r 4. JOHN HOWARD BODLE- -cfc ' 1,1 Mcmaiu- luiitor-in-Chicf 4; SlLKlrnl Cnumil 2, -i; l!.iml 2, ; Svni|)hi.n Orihi-slra M D.irnc- ()h1k-mt;i i. Intr.iiiuii.il IS.ivk.-lli.ill C iKinips 4; Hroadciisl 2, ?. 4; Ji. n..i,iiv 2, . . 4. k r ROSF MAHir B()RROSCO- «n Stcvei I h I r IU)l!liRTA BOVEE- ' Bobhie PMiosevelt I.I Memmrc Business Staff 4; Chcnr mnl Wlnti- Husint-ss SlalV 2; liand 2; Majurcllc i: Sncccr C li.imps 2; Hi Iri 2. S; - ' ( hil. 4; lalilu Tennis Curtin WILLIAM 13. BOVEE- ' B; . . . (hern ami While Business Stall . 4; Stu.lenl ( l.nlusiiial liovs- C.Mn C hil, 2. . . II AI ' .OI 1)1. IU) I IV- S;« ' pv ' lOAWr I,. liOWl r, Ri«.sevelt C.I.M Cumm.ttee 2; Hi in 2; latin Clul) 2; (icrman Clul) f. MARY ANNE no ' ER- Caokic .... Stcvtns C.lur Commillee 2; Svmpli.inv Orehestr.i 2, -l. 4; olleN liall C liainps 4; Hi Tri 2, i. 4; (ilee C lull 4; I able Tennis C Ull i, 4: Pep C lull ■■. I istriet Onhestra A. 4; All Stale Orelies :| o ir.CiL L LEE B()V ER ■■(..nnn . . . Stc Si.L-eer Champs 2; lli-Tri 2; (.lee C luli -1; . rt Club 2, 3, 4: .Advaneed Swimniin Club i: ii .l.niii Hiuiiic-i Stair i. i( II r,i) l r.() Ei s •Dk-fc r, WCIS l in BRADl 1 V-- Fr. Curtin 24 KAY ELIZABETH BRENNAN .... Roosevelt Plav Reatlino Coiiimittfe 4: Executive Commillee 3; Dues Coiiimittce 2; C. VV. Editorial Staff 2, 4: Broadcast 4; Library Cluli 2, 3, 4; Book Review Club 2; F. T. A. 4; Press Club 4; BB Staff 3. EDWARD G. BRESNICK- ' i ' Curtin Varsity Wrestling 3; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Champs 4. JOHN E. BRINK- ' 7ofeHH ' Curt in Welfare Committee 4; Play-Reading Committee; C. W. Editorial Staff 4, Humor Editor 4, Business Staff 2; Tech Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, 4; Industrial Gvm Club 3, 4. JEANNE MARIE nROBST- ' 7e 7ii . . . Stevens In Mviiioire Busmess Staff 4; Hi Iri 2. i, 4; Latin C:lub 2; German Club 3; Pep Club 3. 4. PATRICIA ANN BROCIOUS- ' Pfll . . . Stevens lli-Tri 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Book Review Club 3. 4; Movie Appreciation Club Secretary 4. LENORA BROCKWAY- Noit . Welfare Committee 4; Ln Mcmoiic L Football Promam Scllc Philaclelph al Stall 3, 4; JANE MARIE BROPHY- ' fliiie Curtin Hi-Tri 3; Glee Club 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Future Teach- ers of America Club 4; Advanced Swimming Club 4; Movie Appreciation Club 4. GEORGE N. BROWN- ' Brm.nie Dues Committee 4; Color Committer lech Hi-Y 4: Broadcast 4; Indu JUNE LOUISE BRYAN- ' 7ii)nie . Library Club 3, 4; Book Review Table Tennis Club 4. Roosevelt 3; Student Council 4: trial Gvm Club 4. Stevens MAr,Y lOUlSE BUSSOM- MnrrLo!( Parkersburj , West Virginia IHTii 2; Pep Club 4. RICHARD KENNETH BUTLER- D V i SdUtli Williamspmt Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Orchestra 2, 3. 4; U-cb Hi 4. RICHARD A. CALDWELL Ste Color Committee 2; Student Council 3; Field, Forest and Stream Club 4. ADA MAE CAMP Decoration Committee 3, 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3; Oierry . i.l White Art Staff 3, 4. NANCY ANN CAMP Curtin C olor CUiaril 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. GARY KENT CAMPBELL . . . 1 lughesville. Pa. Field, Forest and Stream Club 4. 25 DAHnril. S. CANFIELD Curtin eOl .A sill ( AWlXC- ' Torfcv ' Empiiriiim, I ' a. ; Hi Iri i; (.li-c C lul ; -A , ., 7W „ i ' ' ' - I ' l r,l( I A ( AI ' ll l()- ; ' fll . . Roosevelt 1 ' ihB M. ,,|„.c,.„,„n t l„l, 4; I al,l. r„rcst :„ul Stream C:lul, i. na WWM r,K HARD L. C ' AROrHERS- D(c-;i . . . Koosc-velt r 1 yT ' 1 ' f HB C:AR0L carpenter Stevens . , Hi Iri 2, 3; Lil r.iry Club ?, ■ , icL- Pn-siiient 2. . fc. ' JOHN MARLAND CARPENTER- Carp ' . . Curtin Executive Committee 3; la Memoire Business Manager 4; BroadL-ast 4; Student Council 2, 3: Hi Y 3; Winner I Speak f..r Democracy 4; German Club 3. 4, HrcMdcnt 3; Com- mencement Uiher 2, 3. r.OBERT G. CARTER- ' ' Bo ' Stevens Color Committee 2; Student Council 2; C ross Country 2. I ' lnLLlS CASALE- P ii Curtin 1 ield, Forest and Stream C lub 3; Movie Apprec Club 4; Decoration Commillce 3. BARBARA CLAIRE CASE- Bar Curtin Welfare Committee 2; In Afemoire Senior Section Editor 4; Volleyball Champs 4; Soccer Champs 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, C abinet 4; dec C:lub 3. 4; C.irls ' Officials Club 2; Clicrrv .Old l7iifc r.lilorial Staff 2. DELORES RIXE CI lAL)l)ER!X)N- e . . Curtin MoMc Appreciation Club 4; licld. lorcst and Stream Club 3. lOUX RICHARD C:HEVALIER ( ui v . . Stevens Student Council 2; r.xeci 3; Connnencemenl llsbc C.i MARY LOUISE CILLO- ' Doi y .... Curtin Dues Committee 2, 3; Ui Mcuwire Copvrcading Editor 4; Clien V ami White Editorial StalT 2; Majorette 4: ' Girls ' Offi- cials Club 2. 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3; Swimming Clul) 2. 1 i; AWA ( li ' ,Alll () IL ILAM III. CLAr.K ■S«i;s ii San Jose, Cal. . Roosevelt ■m ,iiu( Wh-le Editorial Staff 2, 4i Book Rc C lub i, 4; Press Club 4; Library Club .3, 4. DONNA MAE CLAYTON- ' Di.cfcie . . . Curtin I ' .ACHEL REBEKAH COHEN- Rfle Stevens t)llevball Champs 2; Basketball Champs 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 2; Gym Club i, 4. JOHN J. COLEDO . Roosevelt Color Committee 2; Cross Country 2; Tech Hi-V 4; Industrial Gvm Club 3, 4. DIAXNE LOUISE COLEMAN- ' Di ' ■Committee 3; Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4; Librarv Club 2; Table Tennis Club 3. ELSIE LORETTA CORSON Roose ' elt Cherry and White Assistant Typing Editor 4; Choir 3, 4; C;lee Club 3, 4; Dr ' amatics Club 2. AlVrHUR LeROY COUP- ' Defrou Curtin ami While Makeup Editor 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Math Engineers Club 3. 4. RICHARD LEE CREVELING- ' Dicfe . . St. Joseph ' s Clierrv iiiiij White Editorial Staff 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; BiKfou ' H Banner Staff 3. KATHRYN ANN CREW- ' Kafc. • .... Curtin OictTv ami White Editorial Staff 3; Spanish Club 3, Secre- tarv 3; Girls ' Officials Club 3, Secretary 3; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; oileyball Champs 4; Soccer Champs 4. ' DOROTHY LOUISE CROUCH- ' Dottie . . Roosevelt Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 4; Band 2; Symphony Orchestra 2; Choir 4; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club Accom- panist 4. JOHN EDWARD CUPP- ' Rd;e . . Annapolis. Md. ' arsitv Basketball 4; ' arsitv Track 4. JOSEPH POTITO D ' ADDIO- Nflg«.! X ' arsity Football 2, 3. Curtin MAX A. DANGLE- ' D; ig e Roosevelt Tech Hi-V 3. 4; Industrial Gym Club 3. 4. 1 ! ASA C. DAXIELS- ' Ace Curtin Dues Committee 4; Varsitv Track 2; Hi-Y 4: Field. Foresl and Stream Club 4; Gym Club 4. JOHN RAYMOND DEITCH- A oose . . . Curtin Dues Committee 3; Chem ami White Humor Editor 3: La Mentoire Busuiess Staff 4; ' Student CouncU 3; Glee Club 4; Choir 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; .Attendance Worker 2, 3. 4. W ILLIAM H. DENNIS- Bin . . . W elfare Committee . ; Cross Country (). 1 l ' ,l IKIUMFR Stevens wii I i.wi 1 . 1)1 i K- ;ii ; I MMjlnc C I I l ' , l SI III 1)1 r,n ' liniie Dues CiMIIMlitI Roosevelt Roosevelt E tl,V JlIM l)i;nR- inR ' . liilllm,,, lUiutnr ?. 4; ,M..v ir Appj LUTHER RICHARD DERR- •Li.fei, Roosevelt Cross C:(iuntrv 2; Wrt-stlinu Miin;is;er ; Ili-V 2, ; li Forest ;iml Stream Club 2. i. -tl Junior UoKirv 2. •! ACK SAL ' A1()RF DIMAlKO- ' o; ; ' Ciirtiii liKlnMiial (.Mil C lull 2, -i. 4. LEWELLYN DIPLOCK- Dippy ' . . Yonkers, N. Y. Welfare Commillee i: Dues Committee 4: Decoration Com- mittee 2; l-ntertainment Committee 2, 4; C iern ,wlI Wliilc I.Uloiial Stall , 4: lli 4; {.lee Clul. 4; Dramatics { liib r,K HARD l)()lX;E- ' D(efe . . . Lono Beach, Cal. t.lee th.l) 4: Photoeraplly Clul) 1 reasurer 2. BERNARD I.. D() ' MEY- Berii;e ' . . . Roosevelt Dues C ..mmitlee 2; arsilv lootliall 2. 3, 4. 1)1 AWI Il-DA DO ' N ' EY- ; f . Hi lii 3. 4; (.Ills- Ollieiais ( lul, 4. NORMA VERNA DRAVVBAUCIH . . . . ( Knterlainmeni Committee 2; C:)iern .iii.l W . ' ole iiusiiuss Si. 2; Student Council 2; Broadcast i; Cilee Cluh -i, 4; C li i. 4; C.irls ' Olllcials Club 4. DONXA LEF DUXKll lillU;FR- Dni) ;v Stevens CORDON E. DLINKLFIU RxCiFR- ' Jioi;; . . Stevens Wilf.iie Committee 4; arsilv I cotball 2. . 4; C.xm Club i. KENNF 1 11 1 . DHNKI FlU IU;FP,- ' Roosevelt WAIIir, 1 HUBS ION DUNSTON- U a(( . Stevens Class Ire.isiiiei 4; Sliulcnt Council 4; X ' .nrsirv Basketball 2. 3, 4: Hetbune Douolass lli-Y, Vice President 4; Key Club Vice President 4; Dues C.immitlee 2. i: lixeculive Com 28 IU)BERT JAMES DURRWACHTER- Bob . . Curtin Decoration Commillce 3; Cherry and While Humor Editor 4; In Memoire Business Staff 4; Cherry and White Business Staff 4; Student Council 4i Junior Rotarv 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; German Club 3, 4; Press Club 4; Senior Day Usher 3; Commencement Usher 2, 3; Class Day Usher 3. Wll I lAM E. DURRWACHTER- BiH . . . Curtin Hi Y 3; Chemistry Club 3; Math Engineers Club 4. C IIARLES PHILLIP DYMECK- Ni b . . Roosevelt Gym Club 3; Field, Forest and Stream Club 4. ARLEXE GRACE EDWARDS- •Hi i v . Roosevelt Movie Appreciation Club 4. CLIFFORD J. EDWARDS-XJiff ' ■. . . Welfare Committee 4; Cross Countv 2; Hi-V 2; Gvm Club 3, 4. JEAX MARIE EICHELBERGER- ' eniiwc Roosevelt Color Guard 2, 3, 4; HiTri 2; Pep Club 2, 4. DOROTHY L. EISEMAN- Do((ie Curtin Class Secretary 4: Executive Committee 4; Dues Committee 3: Partv Entertainment Committee 4; Plav-Reading Commit- tee Chairman 4: Hi Tri 3, 4; Press Club 2. 3, 4; Clierrr and White Associate Editor 4. HOU ' ARD GEORGE EISEXBEIS .... Cui Varsitv Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Class Day Usher 2; Baccalaureate Usher 2. DARYL ALBERT EMIG, JR Stevens ' arsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Junior Rotary 2, 3, 4. WARREN J. ENGLISH Stevens Cherry and White Photographer 2; Band 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Choir 4; Bilitoiei. Banner Staff Photographer 3. lOHN CARL ERTEL- JofiHny Curtin Welfare Committee 2: Dues Committee 4; Cherry and WUii Editorial Staff 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Broadcast 3, ■Swimming Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH ESPOSIT- To i ' Gvm Club 2, 3. 4. Roosevelt LARS OLOF FEESE- Ciir;ev Stevens Tech Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4. G. LOU FEIST- Loii Roosevelt Welfare Committee 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 4; Dance Club Orchestra :, 3, 4. 4; Tech Hi-V 4: Industrial G Tn BARBARA J. FESSLER- ' Foi.se .... Curtin Decoration Committee 3. 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, Cabinet 3; Glee Club 4: Girls- Officials Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Pep Club 4: Football Usher 4; Clierry and White An Staff 2, 3; Man- ager of Girls ' .Athletics 2, 3, 4. 29 (.1 r, Ai I) c 1 Air, USUI 1 ,. jiv- ' T s r ' arsilx r„„llK]Il 2, 3. Stevens SAP.A I 1 i; 1 lSllLH- ' ' Srt | ' ' Roosevelt iixixutivc C ' oniinitlce 4; Hntfrtainmcnt Committee ,H; Cherry (i.;.l tll.ile Copvrciiding Editor 4; Dramatics Club 2, 4; Press Clul) 2. Al l( 1 lA ADM: FI KCKEXSIHIX . I p Clllli .?; Dr.imatiLS ( lul, 4. I ooscvelt 1HC;IMA |LI 1: 1 lICK- G; wy . . . Stevens I ON M. ri,UMAN- Lo)n,ie . . 1 ...,, l) i..r.ili()n Commillce 2. S, 4; Clu-rr a„d Wliil, ' rl I .ht.. 2, 4; .Xrt Club 2, 3. 4. JACK rOLMAR Khislrial (Am Club 2. . 4. Stevens jAMES CARL FOLMAR- fii Curtin li.iiul 2. IX)X L. FOL ' EILER- F oo !uY tT . . . Roosevelt Welfare Comminee 3; F. F. A. 2, i. Sentinel 4. CHARLES B. FORESMA -( 7n ' . Industrial Gym Club s, 4. MFIUUFI, 1 (KIIS FORXEY Roosevelt DWAIN KERRY FORSBURG .... Roosevelt arsity Football 2, 3; Intramural Basketball C h.imps 4. joiix XI I SOX ioRsi;Lir.G- ' 7o;i); v ROBERT L. FOLIC:ARI -- Bob ' .... Stevens C i.liir t i.mmittee 2; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; X ' arsity Wrestling 2, 3. AIMFOA lOAXX FOUST- ' 7o .... Stevens Ili-Tri 4; I.ibr.iry Club 4 MRGIXIA ANN FRAZIER- Frfl:e ' . . . Stevens Class Secretary 3; ExCLUtixc Committee 3, 4; Clierrv and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. Cabinet 4; Soccer 2; Vollcvball Champs 3; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; C;irls ' Officials Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Jiilitoie.i Banner Editorial Staff 3; Flaming Foliage Queen 4. 30 DONALD WALTER FREDER1CKS- Doh Stevens Chi and While Art Staff 3; Stream Club 4; Advanced i-Y 2; Field, Forest and limmins Club 4. CLARA JANL 1 IILUHRICY Curtin Movie Appreciation C:lul 4. SHIRLEY FLORENCE FREDERICY- Freddie . Curtin Field, Forest and Stream Club 3; Movie Appreciation Club 4. ROLLIN LLOYD FRIES- ■Koi! . Roosevelt Student Council i, 4; Varsitv Football 2; ' arsitv Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Key Club 3, 4; Gym Club 4. W ILLIAM FRITZ--B ;; ' CARLTON WESLEY FRY- ' Cnr y Dues Committee 2. Ste : Curtin DEAN FRY- Tiir( e RICHARD LeROY FRY- ' Kiiig Dicfe . . . Student Coiutcil 2; Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2. . LARY T. FRYE Curtin Curtin Stevens Color Committee 2; Cherry ami White Tvpist 3, 4; HiTri 2, 4; Book Re •iew Club 3; Library Club 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 2, President 4. SALLY ANN FRYMIRE- Sfl Curtin Cherry and White T pist 3; Decoration Committee 2. MARTHA J. GALLAGHER- ' Mnrt . . Ct Decoration Committee 3. 4; Clierrr and White Art Staff 2, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Book Review Club 2; Art Club 3. 4; Dramatics Club, Secretarv-Treasurer 4. JEAN ELAINE CARMAN Stevens Library Club 4; Dramatics Club 2; Movie Appreciation Club 4. - mrr ROBERTA MARY ANN GEAN- ' Bert . . Roosevelt Pep Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4. NL YNARD THOMAS GEARHART- ■Vo-Vo . Roosevelt ROBERT WARREN GEHRIG-Toh . . . Curtin Dues Committee 4; Decoration Committee 4; Hi-Y 2: Field, Forest and Stream Club 3, 4. JOANNA GEORGES- ' 7o Curtin Clierry riml White Tvpist i, 4; Siiccer Champs 4; X ' ollcvball Champs 4; III Id 2. ' M I.ihrar Club 2. S. 4; Girls ' Officials C hih 4. Doiioiiiv AW (;i:i(;i-N- Tf o( . DAI 1 Kil I GUMORE- ' Mifee RoDscvcIt Stevens PIIILII ' I . (.1 G1 l ' ,V - ' n ■.... R„„sevi-lt li.h III (; liuluMli.ll (.Mil C hi!) 1. S. 4. . C k CLII lOIUJ GlRlON- ' Zoi Koii . . . ( W ' l-lfau- Cnmmittee 3; Intramural Basketball 2: ; c ],., Champs 2, i: Junior Udlary i: Hi Y 2. ()r,. I. M.AIW (,1 OSSFR- ii . fn R.Misevelt l,.Mi- . |.|.r .Li.ilinii Chib 4. ANCn ' MAE GOERTZ- ' Gfrlv .... Curtin ;, -Mciiioirc .Assiiiiate Editor 4; III In 2. . 4; Cirls ' Olllcials Club 2, i; Pep C lub 4; I i...tli.ill I ' moram Si-lk-r 4. JOANNE GOLAMIS- ' 7o Stevens Student Council 4; Hi-Tri 2, J. 4; Spanish Club 2, .?: C;irls ' Officials Club 4; Tnotball l ' ro. ram Seller 4. MARY ELLIS GOODE Curtin ( lieriv a,id While Business Stall 2. 4; Hi Iri 2. -i. 4; Cirls ' Ollui.ils Club 2. . 4; A.haiuccI Swimmiiii; Club 2, . , 4; l)i.ini,itiLs Club ' ., 4; Uj l..ii„ Hiiiiii.r Stall .■!; l-oolball UslKl 4. HOWARD RllSSll L GRADEN- Gns . Millville, Pa. lech Hi V i. 4. CAROLYN ADELE GRAMLEY- vii ' . Mansliekl. P, WILLIAM (. . GR.W, .--BiW ' i;l I lU V ANN C;REEN -■' Bet ' Stevens Welfare Oinimitlee 1: IVcoralion Committee -i, 4; Clierry ,n.,( While . rt Stair 1: Siudcnl Council ; . rl Club 2, i, 4; I ' ep Club 1. 4. DAP.IIM K l llPiVN (;REEN .... Roosevelt Dii.a.ition Commitlee 4; Pep Club 4. . l I 1 WIS GREEN Curtin .usiiv loolball 2. .3, 4; arsitv Track 2. i, 4; CJvni Club 2, i, 4; Coiiimencemenl Usher 2. .1; B.iccalaurcale Usher 2, .?. 1 JACK L. GREE YA- ;flcfe Roosevelt Tcdi Ili-V 2, 4; Industrial Gym Club 3. ( I A ' lN GORDON GREIXER .... Roosevelt Imh.stii;il C.ym Club i. 4. ELIZABETH JEAN GROVE- Bel(T . Staunton, Va. Movie .Appreciation Club 4; Pep Club 4; Tabic Tennis Club 4. JAN L. GLIINTER- Tex Industrial Gvm Club 3. ROBERT LA VERNE GUTHRIE- ' Bob Student Council 3. Roosevelt Curtin ROBERT ALAN HAFER- Bofc .... Stei Entertainment Committee 2; La Metnoire Business Staff 4; Student Council 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Dance Orchestra 2; Broadcast 2, 3, 4. GEORGE L. HAGEY- ' llgiy Curtin I V INIARCELLA HAKES- B(o !d!e . . . Roosevelt Hi-Tri 4; Bowling Club 4; Movie Appreciation Club 4. JOYCE LEA HALDERMAN- ' 7oy . . Hi-Tri 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4. Curtin WILLIAM HALPRIN- B; Curtin arsitv Track 3, 4; Intramural ' ollevball Champs 4. Curtin PAUL EUGENE HAMILTON- C pn n: HAZEL LOUISE HARMAN- Hoj cy ' Library Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL LEE HARRIS St CHARLENE VIRGINIA HART- ' S Kirfccy ' . Dues Committee 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 4. Stevens FRED L. HARTMAN Roosexelt Industrial Gym Club 3, 4: Commencement Usher 2, 3; Senior Day Usher 3; Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3. Dl.llWIN C.AHAIJ) llAUSLll ■■Jake SuulcTU Council 2. 1I ,A KI l i; Al I ' ll IIALISEH lAin n I 1 IIAIISI P, . . . . Ih III 2. . 4; IVn Clul) 4. Roosevelt Ha lcton BoDsevclt ELEANOR JoANNE HAYES- ' Ellie . . . l oosevclt Broadcast 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Choir i. MVHA K. llEALEY- My Stevens Gk-c Clul, 3, 4; Choir 4. JOA LOUISE HEATON- Mi sc!es . . Curtin Welfare Commillee 2; Ili-Tri 2, 3; Girls ' Olhcials Cluh 2, i, 4; Pep Cluh 3; Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. A W J JOAX DORIS HENSLER- ' yoflH e ilittee 4; La Mc Stevens AS! Manager 4; HiTri 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club - - -■- .-..---. - .j , Football Usher 4. 3, 4; Table Tennis Club 3; Movie Appreciation MARLENE ANNE HERRICK- Le e . . . Curtin Student Council 2; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Ui-Tri 2, 3. 4; Broadcast 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teach ers of America Club 4; Gkls ' Officials Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Advanced Swimming Club 2, 3. ROBERT ALLEN HERRITT- ' Bot . . . Roosevelt Photography Club 4. I ' .ONALD WAYDE HICKOFF- H;cfc . . . Stevens Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4. ANN HILL . . . . ' Curtin Decoration Committee 3, 4; Chern and While Art Stalf 2, 3; La Memoire Business Staff 4; Vollevball Champs 3; Ili-Tri 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4; ' Advanced Swim ming Club 2, 3. ROBERT EUGENE HINKELMAN- ' Bo ' . . Curtin Dues Committee 2; Student Council 4; Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Jr. Rotary Club 3. 4; luture Teachers of America Club 4; Commencement Usher 3; Baccalaureate Usher 3; Senior Day Usher 3; District Orchestra 2. 3, 4. RICHARD L. HINSTON- ' Dicfc ' . . . Roosevelt Welfare dminiltec 4; X ' arsitv Football 2. 3. 4; Varsity li.iskelball 2, 3. 4; Gym Club 2, 3, 4. JOAWl IIOAC.l AND- ' 7ofy C;lee Club 4. r,OI?l IM 1. HoriMAN- Bofc ' Stevens Stevens PATRICIA ANN IIOOVER- Pat(y . . . Stevens Executive Committee 4; Student Council 3; Volleyball Champs 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Movie Appreciation Club 2; Pep Club 3; Table Tennis Club 4. BETTY LOU HORN- Boots Roosevelt RICHARD CRISMAN HORN- DJcfe . . . Curtin Class President 3; Executive Committee 3; Dues Committee 2; Entertainment Committee 4; Cherry and Wliile Editor-in- Chief 4; Student Council 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Glee Qub 3; Key Club President 3; Commencement Usher 3; Bac- calaureate Usher 3. LOIS ARLENE HORNBERGER- ' Ham nir! . Stevens Color Committee 2; Broadcast 4; Glee Club i, 4; Choir 4. DORIS ELLEN HLIDSON Stevens GIcc Club 4. BEVERLY JANE HLIFF ' Bee .... Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Table Tennis Club 2; Photography Club 4. GREGORY LOW ' ELL HLIFFMAN- Greg . Roosevelt U ' ANDA JOYCE HUGGINS Stevens Dues Committee 3; Majorette 3, 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Bilhoivii Banner Tj-pist 3, 4. LIARRY THOMAS HUGHES Stevens ' arsitv Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 3, 4; Bethune Douglas Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4; Gym Club 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM HUGHES- ' Hiiey SALLY ANN IRELAND- Lef(y . . . Roosevelt Student Council 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Movie Appreciation Club 4. JAMES E. JOHNSON- ' 7;m Curtin Clicrrv and White Business Staff 2; Student Council 2; Cross Countn- 2, 3; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3. ROBERT LEE JOHNSON-Bo ' .... Curtin arsily Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; G)™ Club 2, 3, 4. ERDA MAE JOHNSON- Mn;2.e .... Curtin DEAN KEITH JORDAN- ' Hotrod . . . Roosevelt 35 1 I!C;. IU riA AN E JOY- A ari;(e . . Curtin IL hi 1. 4; I il.i.rv Club 2. i, 4; IJock lU-vii-w Clul) 2, i. 4. (.1 OIU.IM I . ls. r, L ' Stevens (.c.lni ( uminm.-i ' 1: 1 .ihk- Iriinis tlul, 4. low i. i;ii; kilHLER Ste JUNE B. KELEER- inicB 4 ' . . liilltm;, R.miiL-r Tvpist i, 4; Movie Appr . Roosewlt , Club 4. RUTH LOIS KELI ER- S ;Mi,( .... Roose La Memnirc Typist 4; Student Couneil 4; Exeeutive Com- mittee 4; CJirls ' Officials Club 2; Pep Club 3; Table Tennis Club 2; Football Program Seller 4; Chairman Scholarship PATRICIA AW KELLEY- i ' «( ■.... Stevens Band 2, .1, 4; Broadcast 2, .1, 4; Basketball C h.unps j. JAMES KERPRICH- ' afce ■.... Welfare Committee 4; Dues CommilI.e 3; Stude 2; Varsity Football 4. Curtin J ' WALTER KEYSER Curtin Dues Committee i; X ' arsily Wrestling 2, 3; Field, Forest and Stream Club 4. RUSSELL E.MERICK KIESSLING- Bo ' arsity Wrestling 2, 3; Cross Countr C urlill ETHEL AW KILLIAN- ' Toni . . . HiTri 3, 4; Photography C lub 4. MARY LOU KING Decoration Committee 3, 4; olleNhall Champs 2; S.icce. C-hamps 2; Ili-Tri 2. 3; Table Temiis Club 2, 3; Pep Clul 3, 4. ROBERT H. KIMBLE- Bo;) Roosevelt Class Prcs. 4; l.xecutive Committee 4; Lnlerlajnment Com mittee 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tech lli-V 3, 4. Sec. 4; Broadcast 4; Industrial V, m Club 3; Senior Day Usher 3; Commencement Usher 2, ' 3; Class Dav Usher 3; B.iccalau reate Usher 2, 3. HENRY I ' ORT KIRK IlI- I ' elc Stevens )ecoration C ' onimittee 2; Fntcrtainment Committee 2; Cherry ml White Art Stall 2; Student Council 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Pho- ography Club 2. 3, 4. Piesident 3; Dramatics Club 4. MARIE I: T:I YN Kr,. k() SKl ' o flcfc Roosevelt I xecutive Commillee 3, 4; Student Council 4; School Shuf- llelK.ard Champ 2; Girls ' Odicials Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3; 1 able Tennis C lub 2. r, V M, KIU L R- n« Roosevelt 36 LEWIS K. KUNA- L e DOXALU J01I, I,Ai;USKI- Don Stiuk-nt Ciuicil 2. Roosevelt Roosevelt ■i JOSEPH LAIELLl- ' 7oe Curtin J Tabic- Tennis Club 4. A. E. LAMBERT- Nn( KiHo Curtin mmittcc 2; Cros 3, 4; T«h Hi V JAMES WILLIAM LANTZ- ' 7i i .... Stevens Band 2, 3, 4; Broadcast 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ELIGENE LANTZ- ' Bofc .... Curtm Dues Cnmmiltee 4; Student Council 3; Cross Country 2; Industrial Gym Club 3, 4. STEPHEN KODGES LAY- Sfeve .... Curtin Dues Committee 2; Hi-Y 4; Field, Forest and Stream Club 2; Usher 2; Baccalaureate Usher 2. AXCY MAE LECHLER Stevens ANX LOUISE LEECH Curtin Hi-Tri 2. FLORA ANN LEIDHECKER- F o . . . Roosc Pep Club 3, 4; Movie Appreciation Club 4. BARBARA JEAN LENTZ Bnr;; .... Cm M ' fll.ni ' (. niiiMiill.X ' 4; D.xni.iliMLi C.iininilUr 4; (Im ' .m and W nIr iUisin.ss Si, ill -;• Siihl.iii ImuiuiI S,,i,i,,ii 4; ExcLliliv. ' I iiniiiill.r : ,.lk iMll Ui.iiiip t, S .,,ri ( li.iinp 4; Ihlii 2, .;, 4, I ' lcsuknt 4, C.lcf L liili 2, I iiluic Icicli ers ot .America Club 4. RON L. LETCHER- Ro« Cu Industrial Gym 3, 4. MEDIA JANE LEVENGOOD- ' niiie . . . Stevens Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Movie Appreciation Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 4. DA CARLENE LI ' INGSTONE .... Curtin . EDWARD P. LLEWELLYN- ' 7eHr Be Zy . . Stevens Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. 37 mvtm DAMI) MARVIN LLOYD- ' Ddve .... Curtin C i.Trv ami While Edilorial Stalf ■, In Mcmoirc Business St.ifr 4; Ili-Y 4; Glee Clul) i, 4; Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4. llSri;R I.. I.OCKCUFF- Le( .... Roosevelt Assistant Treasurer 4; Executive Cnniinitlee 4; Dues Com- miltee 2. i; Plav Reading Committee 4; Broadcast 4; Student Council 2; Tech Ili-Y 4; Industrial Cvm Club 3, 4; Senior n.,v Usher 3; Commencement Usher 2, 3; Baccalaureate llslu AMI S I l) All!) LOSFI.I. Sludenl I Stevens MUDIHKK W. LOVELL- FreJ . r. r. A. 2, ?. 4, ice Preside ALLAN FLWOOI) LLIDU ' IG . . Welfare Commitlec 2; Senior Day Usher Usher 3; C l.iss D.iy Usher 3; liaccil.u MARY ELLEN LLIPTON- Nei! Nen ' Rooscx ' elt Roosevelt Editorial Stair 2, 3, 4; Uilri 4; Futi iea C:luh 4; Dramatics Cluh 2; Span Club 3; Press C:|ub 2, 4; Library Club 4; .Art Club 4. % KENNETH M. LYNN- ' Ke.iit Wirsity Wrestlino 2, 3. 4; Hi V EDWARD LYON- Ted . Curtin Ste Welfare Committee 2; Dues Committee 3; Intramural ' ollev- hall Champs 4; Student C:ouncil 2; Glee Club 4; Key Cliib 2. 3, President 4: Senior Day Usher 3; Commencement Usher 2, 3; Class Day Usher 3; Baccalaureate Usher 2. 3. NEIL ROBERT MacARTHUR- ' Afoc . . Ui-Y 4; Broadcast 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Current 1, ' Club 4; Choir 3, 4; District Chorus 3, 4. Curtin I DWARD LAWRENCE MacGORMAN- ' EJ ' . Curtin Intramural Basketball Champs 4; Key C lub 3, 4. CAIIIERINE LOUISE iMcCLINTOCK- ' Kiitv . Curt.n Welfare Committee 4; Color Committee 2; Student t. 3; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3, 4: Lalin C hil 2; Ady, Syyimmino Club 3; T.able Tennis Club 4. C AROLYN ANN MeCONNELL Deniopoli Band 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 3. 4; I ' .roadc 4. [ d JOAN MARIE McCRACKEN- ' 7on i, Stevens Decorations Committee 3, 4; Basketball Champs 3; ' olley- ball Champs 3; Moyie .Appreciation Huh 2; Pep Club 3; Table Tennis Club 4. ( . CHARLES McDONALD- ' C nic ; ' Curtin Clierrv mid White Editorial Staff 2; Student Council 3. 4; .usitv Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Industri.il CAm C hil) 2; arsity Track 3, 4. i;il I McKINNFY uec 2-. Stuilenl Council 3, 4. 38 ROBERT McLAUGHLIN- Bob Stevens AN ANNE McMAHON- ;eflMie .... Curtin Executive Committee 4; Cherry and White Assistant Fea- ture Editor 4; HiTri Cabinet 3, 4; Advanced Swimming Club Secretary 2; Football Usher 4. PATRICIA ANN McMICHAEL- ' Tat Ste ens Cherry and Whiti Hi-Tri Cabinet 3, Club 4. Editorial Staff 2; Student Council 2; 4; Dramatics Club Secretary ' 4; Pep HOWARD LEON McMURTRIE, JR. . . . Curtin MARILYN McNULTY Curtin Welfare Committee 3; La Memoire Business Staff 4; Dra- matics Club 3; Library Club 4; Hi-Tri 3, 4. DONALD JACK McQUAY- ' Doh MARIE ESTELLA MAIETTA- Mitz; . . Roosevelt Decoration Committee 2, 3, 4; Entertainment Committee 3; Cherry and While .Art Editor 4; Band 2; Color Guard 2; Dramatics Club President 3; Girls ' Officials Club 4; Table Tennis Club 3; BiJitou ' i! Banner Editorial Staff 4. HOU ' ARD ALLEN MAI IOLEN- Abe Swimming Club 4. FRANCES EVELYN MANEVAL- Dony Hi-Tri 3; Dramatics Club 3. Stevens Stevens SUZANNE MANN- Siis;e Stevens Class Vice President 4; Play Reading Committee 4; Executive Committee 4; Dues Committee 3; Entertainment Commit- tee 4; La Memoire Activities Editor 4; Student Council Senior Appointee 4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 3; German Club Vice President 3. DOROTHY VIOLA MANSFIELD- Dott;f . . Curtin SALLY LOUISE MARKLE Stevens Hi-Tri 2. RAYMOND J. .MARSHALEK- fiflv . Kulpmont, Pa. NORMA JEAN MARSHALL- ' S iorti Movie Appreciation Club 4. Roosevelt CHARLES MARTIN- S«oofe Stevens Tech Hi-Y 3; Industrial Gvm Club 2, 4. 39 II I (. MECHTLY- ' 7mi Stevens Duii C c)iiimitti.-c 3, 4; Oimmcnccmcnt Usher ?; Cliiss Dav Usher 3; liaccalaurcale Usher 3. nWIl) MrCT)M: Bi Ciirtin k MAI ' . 1 l MELTZER- ' 7 i(mp;irer . Stevens I. Ji im (, 4; Snulcnt Council 4; Assislant Chaplin 4. DORIS MAV MESSNER I.ilicriv. I ' a. J(M1 S. MEVERS- S.™W;y . . .St. M.irv ' s Hi arsilv Haslcethall 2; Hnwiin 2. NA.N ' CY A. MEIER Stevens Hiiri 2, 4; Pep Cluli 3, 4. T T 1 DA ' ID L. MILLER- ' Dn. arsitv Fonihall EDW ' IX LEE MlLLER- Big Erf- Stevens tlce 2, 3; Varsitv Traek 2; InciiiMrial C ' .xm Club 2. 3. 4. ji:r,nv lee MiLLER- ' 7errv .... Decorations Committee 2; ' arsity Football 2; .Art Club 2, 3, 4; .Advanced Swimming C ' lub 4. Roosevelt JAMES E. MILLER- ' im ■Curtin arsity Foolball 2; Cvm Club 4. MARY JANE MILLER- i(n-A!rt e . . . Steven. lixecutive Committee 3; Dues C onmuttee 4; Clierrv twd W ' fiile Exchange Editor 4, Business Stall 2, 4; Student Council 2; IliTri 2, 3; Cabinet 3, 4. MICHAEL BARRY MILLER- ' Mifcc . . . Curtin Welfare O.mmitlee 2; Dues Committee 3. 4; arsitv Foot ball 2, 3, 4; Varsilv Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Rolarv Club 4; Senior Dav Usher 2, 3; Class F)av Usher 2, 3. RRIIAI ' ,0 Kl.WEril .MlLLER- Dicfc Stevens Si III ' ,! n l MILLER- Srtm Roosevelt I at in Club 2; Cierman Cluh 3. Ill I i (.r, ci Mil I IP, Jersey Shore H. RICHARD MILLlNGTON- ' Dicfe . Gym C:lub 2. nONNA RAE MINCEMOYER- Mi,,ce Hepburn Stevens SijLccr Champs 2, 3; Basketball Champs 3; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls ' Officials Club 2; Movie Appreciation Club 4; Advanced Swimming Club 2; Football Usher 4. ARW ' OOD E. MITSTIFER- ' Wicfe Roosevelt arsitv Football 2; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Tech Hi-Y 4; ulustrial Gym 2. 3, 4; Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3; Com- cnccmcnt Usher 2, 3. BARBARA ANN lMOLL- Bnrfc . . Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Movie Apjirc Club 4; Football Usher 4. KATHERINE KEYTE MOORE- ' Tootie Stevens Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 4; Dramatics Club 2; Spanish Club 3; l h.vie Appreciation Club 4. NORETA MAE MOORE . . . Shinnst,)n, U ' est Va. Hi-Tri 4. VIRGINIA ANN MOORE- Gi)M!y . . . Stevens Dues Committee 2; Student Council 3. W. EUGENE MOREHART- ' Gene . . . Curtin Dues Committee 4; Lii AleiiiHire Business Staff 4. JOSEPH CLARK MORGAN- ' 7oe ' .... Curtin X ' arsity Football 2. 3; Varsity Tiack 2, 3; ( m Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS GEORGE MORIARITY- ' Thii . Field, Forest and Stream Club 3; Gym Club 3; Advanced Swimmino Club 3. Stevens MARY LOU iMORRIS ' Tiio ' WILLIAM MOTT- Mo«t SelinsorDVc Pliiladclphij IT SARAH MAE MOYER- ' Sn Zr .... Stevens Cherry and While Editorial Staff 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Billfou ' ii Bamier Staff 3; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Press Club 4; Art Club 4. JOHN HARRIS MUSSINA- ' Alnrdiii Photography C ' lub 4. CLYDE LaRUE MYERS- SW() ' . F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Ste ens 41 I AMI S SIAXI FY MYERS- ' 7;)n , . . Roosevelt I ' lH.tDjjraphy Club 4; Gym Club 4. i; l I ' ll A. ARl)I- . ' oncv .... St. Joseph ilLirr C:c,mniiltec- 2; Studenl CiiniKJI 4; irsitv Urcstlins; 2, S; C.Mii t lub 4. P,I( FIARl) VI ( EXT NAST- Dicfc . . . Curtin Well. in- (Vimmittc-c .?; BroiKlcast i, 4; CJk-c Club i, 4; Choir 3, 4. JEAN MARIE AUGHTON- ' 7c« . . . Stevens Band 2, 3, 4; Svmphonv Orchestra 2. 3, 4; IliTri 2, 3; Broadcast 2, 3, 4; . dvancc-d Swimniiiii; Club 2; ii llouii Banner Typist 3, 4; District Band 4. OREIX JOSEPH XOVlELLO- ' Dngo . . . C urtin arsitv FiK.lball 2; Industrial G m Club 2. 3, 4. I RAXK DAN ' ID OBRIEX- ' risl! . Field, Forest and Stream Club 2, 3. 4. BEVERLY A. CONNELL- Ber ... St. Joseph Executive Committee 4; La Memoire Sports Editor 4; Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4; Cabinet 3, 4, Secrctarv 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Swimming Club 3, 4. 1 LK ILLE E. OHXMEISS- ' LoK • . . . Roosevelt (hern and While Tvpist 2. 3, 4; •olIe ball Champs 4; Hi-Tri 2; Girls ' Officials Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Library Club 2. 3, 4; Bowling Club 2. BETTY LOU OVERDLIRF Stevens Ili-Tri 4; B; llmi ' .i BniouT Typist 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Girls ' Officials Club 4; Dramatics Club 4. IlELEX A. PANNEBAKER- ' Pemjy . . Curtin Dues Committee 3; District Chorus 2. 3, 4; Hi Iri 2. 3, 4; Broadcast 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4. JAMES L. PARK- ' 7;m ( urtm Welfare Committee 3. MARTHA DOWXS PATTERSON- ' Mnri ' . . C unio Welfare Committee 3, 4; Cl.errv and While Editorial Stall 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4, ' Vice President 4: Execull e Committee 4; Soccer Champs 2: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Hi 1 ri 2. 3, 4; Broadcast 3. 4; Girls ' Officials Club 2, 3, 4, Presi dent 3; .Vlvanced Swimming Club 2. MARIE IRENE PAUCKE- ' Pofcey Roosevelt Band 2, 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Soccer Champs 3; Basketball Champs 3; Broadcast 2. 3. 4; District Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All-State Orchestra 3; Dislrlil l!,n.,i 4. JOYCE M. PALII.IlA.MLIS- ' 7o .... Roosevelt C ,lor Committee 2: Library Club 3. 4: Home Ec Club 4. W 11 I I AM 1 r,l I ' EAC ' OCK- Bi ; arsil li.iskctball 2. Stevens 42 SARAH JANE PENNELLA Roosevelt Decoralions Ci)mmittec- 2, i. 4; lliTri 2, 3; Cilee Club 3, 4; Dramatics C ' liil, 2, i, 4; Cherry ami While Art As: Editor 4. BESSIE MARIE PEPPERMAN- Be(s) ' ' Library Club 3. 4. JOHN PEPPERMAN Roosevelt Roosevelt THOMAS EUGENE PETERS- Pe(e . . . Stevens Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4; Sophnmnrc Kasketball Team 2. JONATHON GREEN PHILLIPS- ' Joiis . . Curtin Executive Committee 4; Entertainment Committee 2; Cherry iiml While Editorial Staff 3. 4; Hi-V 3; Glee Club 3; Choir 3; Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Press Club 4. JOHN LEONARD PIPA III- ' o iHHy . . . Stevens X ' arsity Football 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Choir 4; Gym Club 3, 4. I RED J. PITTINGER Montoursville Student Council 3, 4; Field, Forest and Stream Club 3. JOSEPH MARINO PORETTA-7oe . . . Stevens ■. Student Council 3-, Gvm Club 3. JANE xMARLYxNE PORTER- ' AInr Curtin LA ' RENCE WILLIS POWERS- ' ' M ' i! ie . Roosevelt fpi Welfare Committee 2; Dramatics Club 4. FELIX POZZI Curtin ROBERT CRAFTS PRAY, ]R.- Boh Stevens Welfare Committee 3; Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4; Executive Committee 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Glee Club 4; Commencement, Baccalairreate Usher 3. CAROLINE ROSE PREZIOSI- ' Prece . , Roosevelt Welfare Committee 4; Library Club 2. 4; Girls ' Officials 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Soccer Champs 2, 3. EILEEN MAY PRINCE- fcev ' Stevens RAYMOND MARSHALL RADER- ' 7n)!ie . Roosevelt Industrial Gym Club 4. 43 iu)(;i r, M. RAE I SlLUlivc- Cl Stevens I ' .or.ir.l j. l ' ,. l l-V--Bo ; Ciirlin .irsilv Wri-Mlin.. 2. .?, 4; Civni Clul) •). Wll LIAM 1 AlUII- raker- ' b;; Roosevelt Wi-Hari- C iimmilliv 1; Duus Ciimmittc-i- 2; Cherry ami While M.iku up Idilnr , 4: Press Club 2, 3, 4, Wesidc-nl i; (HTinan Club i, 4; Cumnu-ncfmcnt Usher 2, 3; Bacxalaul- .Mil- Usher 2, 3. DOIUS r,Am.MI{I_L- Do Do Stevens MARLHNE LOUISE REED- A (n .... Stevens Band 2; Future Teachers c.f Ameru., C lub 4; Sp.„,isb (. lul. 2: ( ' .irW OfKeials C lub 4. ALICE REEDLR- He ie Curtin ,; t;lee Club •!, 4; (;irls ' Oditials Club ■!, 4; Dramatic C:lub 2. MARLIX I). REMICK- Doc BARBARA REXMXGER- Stcvens Curtin Tennis Team 3, 4; Soccer Champs 3; Basketball Champs 3; Xdllcvball Champs 3; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Officials Club 2. 3. ' 4: Librarv Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Swimming. Club TRANCES ELIZABETH RHEA- ' Frmt . . Roosevelt Dues Committee 2; Cherry and White Tvpisl 4; Hi Tri 2; Glee Club 3; Latin Club 2. MAIULVX JEAXXE RI IIAX- ' Kiiiei; . . . C Band 2, 3; S mphons Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Dance Orchcstr 2; District Orchcstia 3, 4; All Stale Ortbestra 3; U,uv Ec Club 4. I ' .AXC LS lOXI lUt llAliDS- ' Froii de . State College Majorette 4; DrauiatlLS Clul. V, A.hance.l Suimmuu Club 4; C. Ills ' Ollici lis C lull 4. ( I VDI; EDWIX r.R HI V- !ii( i; ■— T £ GEOI GH EARL RIDER- ' Moe . . St. Mary ' s High Gym Club 2. 3, 4. IIISIIXE AlICRATTA ROBIXSOX- ' Tiiir . Curtin I lUertainmenl C ominittee 2, 3, 4; Clierrv nil.) While Literary 1 ditor f; Student Council 2: Glee Club 3. 4; Choir 4; I atiii (lull 2; Press Club 2. 3. 4. 1 SHIER IIOISE lX)Gl-RS- F«ic I ilirarv Club 4. Stc 44 W II 11AM ALTON ROSEVEAR- Bin . . Roosevelt Band 2, 3, 4; Dance- Orcllcslra i; Broadcast 2, 3, 4. FLLEN ROSS- F;;ie Curtin Entertainment Committee 4; Cherry nml While Feature liditor 3, 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; I ' ress Cluh 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4. SALLY EVANA ROSSER- Sfl; Curtin Executive Committee 4; Welfare Committee 3; Dcco nittee 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Girls ' Officials Club 3, 4; CIul) 3, 4; Cherry mid M ' liile Assistant Copvrcading r; r.)()tl)all Usher 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3, 4. JAMES RAYMOND RUSSELL- ' nw ' Roosevelt 2, 3, 4: Art Cliih 2, 3. 4; La Mei Art Editor 4; Clierrv nml While llluMralion 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN RUSSELL- Ka(Jj) ' Roose elt Gills ' Officials Club 3; Future Teachers of America Club 4; Press Club 4; Dramatics Club 3; Decoratinw Committee 2, 4; Biiitoteii Buii.ier Staff 4. VIRGINIA JANE RYDER- ' 7enH Roosevelt Hi-Tri 2; Library Club 2; Decorating Committee 2, 3, 4; Cliiarv and White Art Staff 2, 3, 4. DALE FRANCIS SAMPSELL- Boney ' South W ' illiamsport Curtin MARY LOUISE SANFORD .... Welfare Committee 4; Dues Committee 2; C iecrv and Whilt Editor 4; Hi Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; Glee Club 4 Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD DELAN SAYMAN- Dad . . Tech Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4; Executive Comn Industrial Gvm Club 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 2. Forksville C. NEWT SCAIFE- Nt ' ii ' ( Roosevelt Tech Hi-V 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Industrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4. TERRY DENNIS SCARBOROUGH Welfare Committee 2 WILLIAM G. SCHAEFER- B; Curtin Roose elt LEONARD G. SCHANBACHER- ' B imp ' Photography Club 4. Stevens 1 1) ARD SCHLEH- ' Spoou Curtin Key Club 3, 4. CI A1 LES SCI lOOLEY- ' C mr ie Stevens Executive Committee 4; Dues Committee 3; Color Com- mittee 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Commencement Usher 2; Baccalaureate Usher 2. 45 1U I5FRT CHARLES SCHULTZ- Bofc . . Cu F x.-culivi ' Oimmillii- 3, 4; Welfare Committee 2; Sluclent Iciuneil 4; i;xeii.tive Committee 4; Broadcast 2, 3, 4; t hoir A, 4; Cerman C lull I ' roiilent 4. WOODP.OW A. SCCyVT-Wondie . . . R„osevclt Slmlenl Ciiiuil 4; Teeli lliV 4. MAIIV lOLI SLAMA.X Ciirtin MATTHEW lUCHARD SECKINGER- ' M ill . Stevens ' arsitv lomh.ill 2, 3, 4; arsitv Baskclball 2; arsilv Track 4; CUee Ch.b 4; Matli Engineers Club 4; Welfare Com- I ' HILI.Il ' E. SECULES- Phil .... Rouscvcli C lass Treasurer 3; Kxecutive Committee .3, 4; Varsity Foot hall 2. 3, 4; Varsity Track 2. 3, 4; Commencemeni ' Usher 2. 3; Class Day Usher 2, 3; Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3. I REUERICK S. ' SEEVVALD- ' Tred . . . Stevens Dues Committee 4; Entertainment Coinmittee 3; C U Hilito rial Stair 2, 3; X ' arsitv lootball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Math Lnnineers C:|uh 3; Junior Rotary Club ' 2, 3, 4. p[ 9(k ' 1 ANN MARIE SEAGRAVES Stevens Student Council 3; E. ccutiyc Committee i; Tabic Tennis 2, 3: Soccer Champs 2; Basketball Champs 3; Willcyhall C:hamps 3; S yimmino Club 4. CHARLES FRANK SEIDEL- C;iar ie . . . Curtin Welfare Committee 3; Decoration Committee 2; -C ountrv 2; S, ,4, M.in.iuer 3. 4; Ili-Y 3; Tr. Rotary Club 2, 3. 4; CC-IT I ihiMi! il Staff 3. 4; Cerman Club 3: Press Club 3, 4; S« im- inin. I liih 4. XOWL I ' .-XTRICIA SEIDERS- P«( . . . Curtin Ili-Tri 2. 3; Library Club i: Girls ' Officials Club 3; ; Club 3; Dramatics Club 4. ( ILAP.LLS Ml LEON SEILA-X mr iV Dues Committee 2; Band 2, 3. I IDA H. SFRlFF- ;3 ty Hi-lri 2. 4; Movie Appreciali.ui Club 2, 3. CAROL KAY SIIAFFFH Glee Club 3, 4; Movie Appreci.ilion Club 3, 4; .Moving Up Day Usher 2, 3, 4. FAVF MARGARET SHAFFER- ' AltKc ' . . Stevens liaiid 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Swiimning Club 4. IIOXAIJ) I. SHAFFER- S;in .... Stevens 1 ecuti e C ' ommittee 3: Dues Committee 2; ln lustrial Gym Club 2, 3, 4. W II I 1A 1 W AVM SHAFri ' R ■■BilV . . . Curtin Lnleilanmienl I oinmiUee 2; arsitv lootball 2; arsity Track 2, 3, 4; Hi V 3, -t; Broadcast i. 4; Choir 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Latin Club 2; Swimming Club 4. 46 YVONNE MARIE SHANGRAW ..I Mcmaire Art Stalt ■); Dfcoralion Committc.: 2, 3, 4; An Club 2, i, 4; IliTri 2. STEPHEN T. SHARAR- ' Sfeve .... Curtin CJvm Club 2; Math UnBim ' crs Club 3. I EWIS ROLAND SHATIO- ■Louie . . . Curtin Varsity Iddtball 2, 3. PATRICIA ANN SHEEF- Pa( Curtin Band 2, 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Broadcast 2, 3, 4. R. DEAN SHERMAN- ' S ierm ' GORDON L. SHIREY- ' Gordie .... Roosevelt Varsity Football 2, 3; Varsity Track 4; Boys ' Gym Club 4. Rk vm '  ' 1 CAROL VIRGINIA SHOLDER- Pen)n ( . . Roosevelt JOSEPH ALBERT SHUMBAT- ;oe . . . Curtin Band 2, i; Symphony Orchestra 3; Choir 2. JOAN iMARLENE SIEGEL Stevens Spanish Club 3; Library Club 4; Movie Appreciation Club 4; Table Tennis Club 4: Book Review Club 4. BEVERLY ANN SILVAGNI- Bev . . . Decoration Conimillee 2, 3, 4; Entertainment Conr 2, 3, 4; Lii Mcmoirf Art Staff 4; Alt Club 2, 3, 4. MARTIN SIMAITIS RAY C. SINGLEY, JR.- Sfexp Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Executive Commi 4; Varsitv Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 2; Jul Rotary Club 2, 3, 4; Gym Club 3, ' 4, Vice President 4. TERRY EUGENE SLAYBAUGH .... Stevens Swimming Club 4; BilUtni-n R.oiii.-r Photographer 4. GLENNA LOU SMITH- G;en .... Stevens ; ,1 Mcmoire Typist 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3; Movie Appreciation Club 3; Football Usher 4. MIYLLIS MARY SMITH- ' P ii; ' .... Curtin Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. W II 1 lAM All F, SMITH- Bi . . . Stevens l!,in.i 2, .. 4; Symplmny Orchc-strM 4; Broadcast 2, f, 4. I I l m 111 LOUISn S AllFFER- Be(() ' . . Stevens (_ nl,,r Cummittc-c- 2; lirciadcasl S, 4; Gli-c Club i, 4; Dr.imatks C:lul) 2, i. Choir }. 4. IK) AI n H. S ll)ER- Do)! Hoosevelt liaiul 2, ■!. 4; Svniphonv Ortlu-slra 2. . 4; BroadiaM 2, 3, 4; Uislrict liaiKl ' 1, 4; liislriil Orchcslra ; All State Orches LIO MAIVnX SXOWISS ■■ShouIhiW . Lxi-ciLlivc- tommmiv -i, 4; Clwnv ami WUilr Slair 2. Businc-ss Manager 4; Golf Team 4; Hi V ; (.urm.in CI i. 4: Press Club 2, 3, 4; Kev Club 3, 4. IM R 1 . SWDI H , Stevens tn. PAUL GALHN SOI!l R Br,iadca .1 4; (; Mil Club 2, 3. Curtin V JAXEl FAY SOLOMON Ste Pen Club 3; Girls ' Officials Club 4. I RED PAUL SORFMAN Curtin Tech Hi V 4; Youth Council 4. MILDRED SPO E. BERG- .Mi V . Mont.mr DWID II AlUn SPRl G- D ae .... ( iirim JOSEPHI.XE LOLA AW STACCO E- ' j( ' . R.iuscvclt Girls ' Offiii.ils Clul) 4; I ' cp Clnb ?, 4; Table lennis C lub 4. MARCELLA A.XN SIACIIOWSKI Rucr Welfare Commiltee 4; Dues C:ommittee 2; Student Council 3; Soccer Champs 3; Vollevhall Champs 4; Table Tennis Club 2, 4; Pep C lub . 4. ice President 4; (;irls ' Officials C lub 3, 4. f FRED E. STAIIL Stevens Dues Comnullee 3; X ' aisUv liack 3, 4; X C ountrv 3. 4. Co- Captain 4; Sr. Day Usher ' 3; Commencement Usher 3; Class Dav Usher 3; Baccalaureate Usher 3. DLIORES STA TON- Dee(s Curtin I . T. A. Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4; C;irls ' Ollicials C lub 2. 3. 4; IJramalics Club 2; Pep C lub 4. I R WCES J. SI A ZIO E- Fn;; . . . Roosevelt ( l.iss . Prcs. 3; Hxecutive Coiniliittee 3; Play Reading C om- niittee 4; Dues Committee 4; LaMem Associate Editor 4; Ili- I ri 2. i, 4, C ' orresponding Sec. 3, V. Prcs. 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ANNE STEELE- ' Peggy . . Roosevelt Dues Cninmittec 4; Cherry utid White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Color (Juard 3, 4; Hi-Tri 2; Latin Club 2; Librar - Club 2; Dramatics Club 3. ANCY E. STEIGER- Red Curtin Welfare Com. 2; LaMem Art Staff 4; Student Council 3; Hi- Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4; (Jirls ' Olficials Club 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Movie App. Club 4. PATRICIA ANN STEIGER- Paf .... Curtin Decoration Committee 2, 3, 4; CS W Art Staff 2, 3; Vollevball Champs 3; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Officials Club 2, 3; rt Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3. JOSEPH GRAFIUS STEWART- ' oc- ' C urtiii Cherry iimi White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; arsitv Track 2; Cross Country 2; Math Engineers Cluli 4. SHIRLEY ANN STEWART- ' -S iir Curtin Clierrv iiml White Editorial Staff 2, 4; Student Council 2; HiTri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; BiUtown Bfl.iiier Staff 3; Girls ' Officials Club 4. CARL ALVIN STINE Stevens M Jk DONALD H. STOVER- Dou Du i Committee 4; Varsity Basketball . Photography Club 3. JEANNE DORIS STOVER- •Done Stevens Curtin ANNIS LUCILLE STRAW- yogi ' Curtin Clierrv ami White Business Staff Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; Glee C Club Secretarv-Treasurer 3; Adva 2. 4; Basketball Champs 2. Student Council 2: I 3. 4; Table Tennis •d Suimmino Club CATHERINE JEAN STRAYER- Kifty . . R,«.sevelt Ili-Tri 3; Table Tennis Club 3; Pep Club 4. FREDERICK GALEN STROEHMANN . . . Curtm Welfare Committee 4; La Memoire Business Staff 4; Junior Rotary Club 3, 4; German Club 3, 4. BARBARA STROUP- ' Bar ; ' Curtin CHARLOTTE IRENE STROLIP- ' C ...; ' . . Stevens Hi-Tri 3, 4; Table Tennis Club 3; Girls ' Officials Club 4; Pep Club 4. DOROTHY LEE STLIEMPFLE- Dot(ie . . Curtin EVELYN MARIE SWAXK- Evie .... Curtin Library Club 2. 3, 4, President 3: Book Review Club 4; Billtowii Batiiier Typist i, 4. 49 HAROLD LAWRENCE SWARTZ- ' Torry . . Curtin Cross C ' .iumrv 2; Imr:imural Daskdball Champs 4; Broad- cast i: Cl.oir i. 4; {,lcc- Club 3, 4; Gym Club 3, 4. All! TRANCIS SWOMiR Curiin |()!l I ' ALIl SZliXDRV Steve 113 llxccutivu Committee 4; Clit-rrv iiiul White Make Up Editor 2: Stiident Council 4; IliV 4i Math tnginecrs Club 3. 4; Press Club 3; Coramenccmcnl, Baccalaureate Usher 2. FRANK ANIHONV lACaiAI ERRI- Tn IJecoration Committee 2; Student Council 2; ball 2, 3, 4; arsitv Track 2, 3; Broad. Glee Club 4; Gvm Club 2, 3, MARY ANN TEUESCO . . Pep Club 4. HAROLD B. lERRY- ' Hn;; . . arsitv Basketball 2; Varsity Track 3; Iiul ENRICO RALPH TESTA- T . . arsitv Wrcstlini; 2, 3, 4. Roosevelt C. DA ' 1D T lOMAS- Tioer Curtin Welfare Clommittec 2; Tech Hi V 2, 3, 4, President 3. ROBERT G. THOMAS- ' BoJ ' .... Roosevelt L eculive Committee 4; Welfare Committee 2; Student Couii cil 2; Math Engineers Club 4. nor.oniv ann ehompson Band 2; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. GEORGE BOAL THOMPSON Stc JO-ANNE LOLllSE I 1 lOMPSON- ' o . . . Cum Ili-Tri 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4; Book Review Club 4. RALPH W. THORNE- ' P«( Curtin Welfare C onimittee 4; Dues Committee 4; Decoration Com- mittee 2; Eootball Manager 3. Ill I i I iiiir srox Cunin 111 In 2, : (.ills ' Ollici.ils Club 2, 4. CI n,AI I) A. ill IBOIII -■■c ' trv . Soutli W ' llliamsport M.iiid i; Symphony Orchestra 3; Dance Orchestra 3; Broad- cast 3; Senior Day Activities 3. 50 WTOMO TOLOMEI- ' B ncfcie .... Currin Jndustridl Gym Club 2, 3, 4. BERTHA MABEL TOMLINSON- Ber(ie . . Ciirtin Band 2, i: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 4; District Orchestra 3, 4; All-State Orchestra 3. I l.OVD V. TREESE Curtin PATRICIA ANN TUPPER- ' Tat .... Stevens Hi-Tri 4; Broadcast 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4. THOMAS EDWARD TURNER- ' Tom ' Varsity Track 2. BRUCE EDMUND ULMER F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, President 3; Commend Usher 3; B.iccalaureate Usher 3. Curtin lUDITH ANNE ULMEl - ]udy .... Curtin Cherry and While Assistant Literary Editor 2; Hi-Tri 3, 4. JANE S. UNDERWOOD- ' 7flnie .... Stevens La Menioire Assistant Circulation Manager 4; Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football Usher 4; Bililou ' H Banner Staff 4; Future Teachers of America Club 4; Movie .Appreciation Club 2, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. JAMES O. UPDEGRAFF- ' i. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Indu Curtin al Gvm Club 3. ROBERT PAUL VAN VALIN- ' Tnit ' . . . Curtin Welfare Committee 3; LaMem . dvcrtising Manager 4; Band 2; Intramural ' olIevball Champs 3; Broadcast 2, i, 4; C;lee Club 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Photography Club 4. SUSANNE EDITH VAN VALIN- S!(e . . Curtin Executii-e Com. 4; Welfare Com. 3; Color Committee 2; C£-W Literary Editor 4; Table Tennis Champs 2; Soccer Champs 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Choir 4; Germ.in 3, 4, Sec. 4. BEATRICE FRANCES VASSALLO- Bea(y . Curtin Soccer Champs 4; Volleyball Champs 3, 4; Choir 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls ' Officials Club 4; Dramatics Club 3; Latin Club 3; Pep Club 4. RUDOLPH BIAGIO VASSALLO- R. dv . . Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Broadcast 4: Glee Club 4; Choir 4: .Math Engineers Club 2, 3; Gym Club 3. Curtin JAMES ROBERT VAUGHN- ' 7im F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE MARIE VOLLMER Pep Club 4. Roosevelt Curtin (IIAIUIS II ' ACKEU- C;iiicfc Dues Cnmmiltw i. 1)1 1 ()i;is M Aim w i ii i r,- D« Roosevelt ..lkxl..ill Champs f; l.il.r.irv tluli -i. 4-. I!(iuk lU-vit-w Cluli 1. 4; Movie- . ppri ' Li;iliiiii (. lul) 4. l ' ,l 1)1 r,K Is kl 1 1 11 AGNEH- Frc i . . Ciiriin V.iiMIx Ii.ilI, J. i, 4; I.illi Unj;inecrs Club .1, 4. JAN WAIWL W ' ACAliP, Ciirtin |PP Suiilinl CnuiKii 2, -i, 4; I-. V. A. 2, i. 4, Si-crcuiry -A. noXA HILHN WAC;OXER- Dow . . Riili;wav, I i. (.Ic- C lul, . 4; I.jliu t lull 2; Dr.nn.uiLs tluli 2. ACK LaRLlE U ALlZEU- ' Tirn; . Table lennis Club 4. Roosevelt IIM L.A ' IiRNE WALIZER- Tu ' iu . . . Roosevelt Well. in- Commitlec 3; Student Cuuntil 3; lable Tennis Club 4. liEVERLY ANN WALTZ Roosevelt C;lee Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; l-ibrarv C lul, 3; C;erman Club 3, 4. 1 P,111 MAE WALTZ- ' M.irlv . . Roosevelt (.ke Club 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3. 4. MAXINE E. VVALrZ A! ,v Roosevelt Lxeeutive Committee 4; Dues t:omniittce 2; CIhitv .mi ( White Tvpins Editor 4. Assistant Business Maiia. ei 4; Library Ciub 2, 3, 4, Seeretary 2; Book Review Club. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WAY- ' Dooii e . . Ciinm Lnl( 4; Ili-Iri 3; Cllee C:lub 2, 3, 4; cs Club 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANNE, V ' LAVER- ' 7oy .... Stevens Wcllare Cnnnittee 2; Library Club 3; Home Lc Club 4. DOIUS MAE IK;LE- ' Dorie .... Roosevelt Deioratinn C ommillec 3, 4; Hi Iri 2, 4; Home L.e Club 4. KMlllinNI F,Ar,l!Ar., I I Kl n- Krtv . . Curtin Dues I ,mmille ' 2; Son ei C bamps ■!; Ill Iri 2, 3, 4. Cabinet 3, 4; carls ' Odicials Club 2. 3, 4; Advanced Swimmins; Club |()l l W 1 S 1 I ' ll.M 52 EDWIN LeHOY ' EYMOUTH- Ro . Stevens Dftur ition C inmiin-e 4; Cross Country 2; Cvm Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL RICHARD VVHITEMAN Diior itiiin C nmmittc-c Curtin ZOPHAR HOWELL W ' lllTEMAN .... Curtin Welfare Cummillcc i; Varsity Basketball 4; Hi Y 2, 3, 4; C;lee C:luh 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. JANICE E. WHITMAN- ;n« .... Steven Hi-Tri 4; Library Club 4; Pep Cluh 4. RICHARD ALDEN WHITMAN- D;efe . Norristmvn. Pa Entertainment Committee 4; Plav Reading Committee 4; Cherry ami White Editorial Staff 3; La Memoirc Circula- tion Manager 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Current Events Club 3, Secretary-Trea- surer . HAROLD RICHARD VVHITMIRE- Vr;t(y ' Gvm Club ; Danville, Pa. MARGARET ELIZABETH WILEMAN X ' olleyball Champs 3. 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Curtin Peggy ris ' Offici Dramatics Club 3; Pep Club 4. PEGGY LOU ' ILLIAMS- Peg ... Library Club 4. c;LORIA CHRISTINE WILLIAMSON . . Roosevelt La Menwire Typist 4; Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3i Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4; Broadcast Club 2, 4; Book R Secretary 3; Press Ck 4; Football Usher 4. 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Library Club 3; Photoaraphv Club 3, uture Teachers of America Club KENNETH D. WILLIAMSON, JR.- Ke Welfare Committee 3. 4; Oicrri- and While E 3, 4; Student Council 2. 3; Key Club 2. 3, Club 3, 4, ' icc President 4; Math Engineers tlul istry Club 4. PAULINE MARIA WITMER- U ' th . . Library Club Secretary 4; Pep Club 4. FRANK PETER WOLYNIEC, ]R.- Red ' . Clierrv mid White Editorial Staff 4; Broadcast 3, 4; Chu 3, 4; German Club 3; S vimming Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4 JOHN DONALD OOL- Bii;; ' .... Curtin Decoration Commitice 2; X ' arsity Track 2, i, 4; Cross Coun- tr 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Gym Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Projectionist 2, 3; Hi-Y 2. ANCY LOUISE WOOLEVER- Voo ,t . ■Curtin Dues Committee 2; Student Council 2, 3; Soccer Champs 4; Volleyball Champs 4; Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; (Uee Club ' 4; Girls ' Officials Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES W. WRIGHT- ;;.!! .... Roosevelt F. F. .A. 2, 3, 4. I ' AIIL E. WRIGHT Curtin C ninnK-nccnuMiI, I!;iiciilauriali- Ihher . . IU)S, A MAli HIC;i IF- ■«  ;£•• . . Curtin 1 ilir.Mv Clul) i. 4; Movie Apprctialn.n Clul 4. ISAl ' vlJARA AiW YERKES- B ir Color Committee 2; La Mcmoire Business SlalT 2; IliTri S. 4, Cabinet 4; Glee Club 4; Dramatics Club 2. S; Ad vanced Swimmini ' Club . M. EILEEN YOUNX; Stevens Library Clul) , 4; Home Ee Club •!. 4; ' Hilllowii Batnicr Stall ' i. KENNETH LaRUE YOUNKIN- Ke i . . Roosevelt Student Council 2; Tech lli-Y 2. S, 4; Commencement. Baccalaureate Usher 2. ?. ANN MARIE ZIMMER- H ;e .... Cun.n Welfare Committee 2, 3; Ln Alemoire Literary Editor 4; Clierrv iin.l Wliile Editorial Staff 2; Ili-Tri 2, ' 3, 4; Press Club 2; Dramatics Club 2; Billlou-,, Bimiier StafF 3; Quill and Scrnll 3. WULIAM H. HILSHER--B; - . . . .St. Mary ' Broadcast 4; Key Club 4. The lolloxvinn arc the abbre r to conserve space. BB-Billtoyvn C W-Chenv and Whit LAMEM-LaMemoire Jr. Rotary-Junior Rotan X-Countrv-Cross Counl! I ' res.-I ' residcnt Ahljreviations vhich uere used in captions 1.; the individual V. Pres.- ice President Sec— Secretary Sr.-Scnior F. F. A. -Future F.armers of An F. T. A.-Future Teachers of A Class bong, ' 53 l ofc s y Moifine Waltz M J . W Mem Vie s Of ' si Musk y Matt a Wa h t-, Hg 1= 1; f - -J the class o fif-ti-j ihree Lenvebe- ' at — f i - - hind ouj hicih School clous 3 oux We i f I —  - - ' ' wJ -T - her — isjp ihe ma - ny friend- ships made, cinci S i n Ttie ma - nq P Qo on ouf sep — cite C2) (3) As we tde clo s of qreen cmd ivhite we II remember Vnce, Old BiHtoiun Hicifij Leave hoppu times and a And the hufdies vve have passec Tne ncilf Toraotten memories Our poI j our tcams our planb and scKemes That are In tfiese sfudu Kolls And fond memorie i that will last. 56 Executive Committee CLASS OFFICERS dward Skealh, usk, k Clinger, Secreta Treasurer. irsl li.,n. leu u, !it;liI-Rolwrta Wocids, A.in Llui ti, IJ.ulciK Winter, Peogy Uln Sc-comi Roli ' -Larrv Young. Earl Matchett, Harvey Bair, Ed Skeath. Junior Class History As 523 luniors returned this vear, thev were a different group From the 624 shv Sophomores who entered W ' illiamsport High School in the fall oF 1951. Mr. Livingston, the class teacher was here to great us and help us het in our lunior vear work. Also our new class parents, Mrs. Earl Beamer and Dr. P. T. McGee were introduced to us. The class oF 1954 would like to sav Thanks to them and to Mrs. RolFe Ross and Mr. William Llptlegraff, ckiss parents in their sophomore year. In October, the Juniors elected their first class officers. Edward Skeath was elected president, Jane Rusk vice-president, while Ann Clinger and Larr Young took the offices oF secretary and treasurer respectively. The luniors were prominent in school activities, including athletic teams, school puhlications, band, choir, and the Glee Club. We hope the class oF ' 54 will ha c a successFul and cnjovable time during the Senior ear, just as the did in their Junior year. CLASS ADVISERS Left to Rig .l-Ur. V. H. McGee, Class latlui. Mi,. Lad Beamer, Class AK.ilier Mr. Edward Livingston, Class teacher. ROOM 219 Miss I.ucile (iordiier Virsl Raw, Left to liight-Misi Lucile Gordner, Sliirlcv Alter, Nancv Bausingcr, Ida Bower, Ger trude ' liaskin, Elinor Brooke, Beverly Bower, Frances Beighlev, Ann Beeklev, Bellv Brown. Second Roie-Joan Ameigli, MaVlene Abernaiha, Shirley Bennett, Alice Artley, Sue Bishop, Den- nis Bussoin, Charles Bells, Franklin Ballard, Ray- mond Brown, riiiul Ko.r-Charlie Ardell, Alfred Buehler, Kent Bittner, CJuy Baldwin, Dick Bower, Oonald Bohr, Ron Bcanier, Tom Brower, Bob Beamcr. ROOM 221 Mr. Ray SiriRley rsl ;iou-, Icll In Ki;;)i(-.Mr. Ray I inninijer, Frances Liddic, Janvce phiiu- Nickles, Barbara Ault, .Ma Mo ,i el Bubb, Ilelcne Bastian, Eleanor Buchtr, Xirginia Signor, Gerry Secwald. Frank Ellis. Second Rote-Sylvia Fl ' earton, Delorcs Day, Ro berta Stulzman, Donna Edler, Marlene Buzzard, Roberta Woods, Toni Kettler, Peggy Siegel, Vir inia Sleiger, Gail Moore, Bob Schenley, George Williams, Jim Rosevear. Third Roie-Charles Varrison, Car .l Phillips, Mary Lou Hare, Eloisc- leech, Mitzi Skeebev, Donald Schniaus, Did, Zimmerman, Tony Baldwin, Terry O ' Conncll, May Harris, James Shipman, Dick Campbell. David Manner. ROOM 223-310 Mr. C. F. Derr, Miss Mildred Kellev first Hmr. left lo K gllt-M . C. F . De rr, Charles Kent 11, C; roly 1 (;al omis, Barhar.i Ge hron. Kay Eddl nger. Lot raine Folm r, Shirley Fessler, I lele n Do tty. Patty Gale. Dixit En lig, Dixie In. l ■r, W -i Ay Feme y, Bob Frey, Mi s Mildred Ki-ll . s 1 Rm ' •-Char es Fisher, Bob Den- in. o.llc Fe gusor . Joann e Pfa T, Jc anne Kin- lev, . Lina 1 Pi e ' rson. Nancy Bver , Lt anne Per- ry ' ma n. Pa n agner , Jane ' Go , Joyc e Englert, Shirl ev D efFenhach Thir i Roi -Keith Gear- hart. Bill Engl , Jo in Fin 1, Jim Elw ood, John Cilb ■rt, M ,rk Roller Norm in Dy , J iv Ciarver, Jnn nglert, G jorgc Fuller, Mary Fark y. ROOM 22.-)-227 Mr. Earle llite and Mr. Rohert Snyder First fiote. Left to Kig)il-. Ir. Robert Snyder. Nancy Dailey, Fayne Chupack. Shelby Coup, Geral ' dine Crjsman, ' Ann dinger. May Lou Col bourn, Rose CioITi, Helen Crew, Helen Came vale, Hazel Bussom, Priscilla Casale, Mr. Earle Hite. Second Roiv-Rita Ceraso, Shirke Cuzzo, Rose Caringi, Nancy Chul.h, Pal Cosentine, Joan Courtney, Joan For ' esman, Becky U ' endle. Saun- dra Mcliride, Jane Rusk, Ellen Cenera zo. 7 hir.l Hoie-Kav Ralferlv, Marie C:arolhers, Perry Bus- s im. Edward Ske ' alh, Alden Clibson, Bob Cow her. Bud Denny, Dale Dawson, Paul Cillo, Bob Caldwell. 58 T ro r qc . n_o ROOM .iO.! Mr. Glenn Lunger iinl Hinv. I eft to liight-Janet Pontious, Patty Stlnvanbcck, Marcella S-.hlee, Henrietta Savage, Tom Scanlon, Boh Sheraood, Beverly Peril, Doris Roan, Libby Sarantos, Pat Shaffer, Mr. Cllenn Lunger. Second Row— Caroline Sechrist, Nancy Parker, Nancy Poust, Tony Santalucia, ISob Ott, Jack Shaffer, Julian Ross, Beverly Richards, Pat Pursel, Yvonne Sherwood, Vir- ginia Schmohl. Third Roie-George Rover, Frank Reid, Earl Ammerman, Phil Petter, Art Kline, Charles Reed, Terry Rebe, John Piper, Steve Baitv, Jim Mcoehan. ' ROOM 304-117 Miss Carolyn Williams, Miss Kathryn Higgle Wil- First Rou ' , Left to Riol.t-Miss Carolyr Hams, Phyllis Ooden, Mary .• nn Larson, Eliza- beth Murpln. Alice Metzger, Barbara Heisley, KalhiM, Xi.J.ilHiucr, Darlene Mayers, Mary Nickl... Miss kuliivn Riogle. Second Row- Richie Nc m.iii. Wilma Mollenkopf, June Neece, Barbara Karnan, Betty Helmmiak, Jo- anne Niklaus, Wahneeta Metzger, Josephme O ' Donnell, Bob Nelson. Third Roif-John New comer, Mary Mollenkopf, Don Moday, Bill Miller, Van Youngman, John O ' Connor, Re becca Waltz, Mary Mraz, Ann Moyer. ' ttVlf -lif i r p f! f n j- • - ' ROOM 306 Miss Helen Stout First Ro Lombardo, s, .Ann Kennedy, Dorothy Lorson, Left to Right-Co Idamae Mann, Carol McCallus, Kay Keefer, Shirley Labuski, Veronica Long, Jeanne Krauser, Susan Llovd. Nancy Koelsch, Pauline Johnson, .Miss Helen Stout ' . Second Roie-Barbara Lentz, Shirley Mapes, Janice Lovell, Doris Kiess, Donna Mar- kle, .Ann Logue, Glenn McGee, .Ann Martm, Betty Kremis, June Kramer, Doris Kuhns, Jo- anne Kemery. Barbara Mausleller. Third Row -Charles Kuntz, Harold Lehman, Joe Judd, Charles Klinger, Fred Kittle, Carl Mayer, Caro- lyn Lusk. Peter Mann. Karl Johnson, Walter Lord, Jim . Iaiolo, Bernie Kibler. ROOM 307 Mr. Paul Cooley First Rote, Left to Riglit-Jim Stanton, Lucdle Thompson, Pat Smith, .Anne Strump, Muriel Sowers, Monya Stotz, Mary Lou Slatterv, Nanc Stetzel, Dick Thomas, Mr. ' Paul Cooley. ' Second Roil ' — Fred Simpson, Leona Swartz, Shirley Sn lcr, Rosalie Shi.up, Dick Showers, Paul Shire , Roucr Tcniux, Diek Sicinmctz, Bob Tcmpesco l iir.( Roll W.iltci SnuMiI, Marlene Stahl. C liarlottc S|iiin._;in.m. kuk Strauh, Jack Stroup, ILirrv Ih.imswn, luc Slctts, Merrill Snyder, Sally Slahlncckcr, Shirley Springman. 59 KOOM 308 .Miss Kli-anor Mallalieu rsl H-n.., ;_■.• ( 10 iigdi-Shirlcv Isbc-11, Joanna c.l.s. Ann llavc-s. Patritia llaiiser, Carol Hart- V. Shirlcv llaas, lii-Itv Guinartl, Beatrice rave, Miss Ukanor Mallalieu. Secomi Kon— on Hartman, Norris llamncr, Carole Irion, avlc Hcnnijian, Lorraine Haines, Edwina .inline. Jurrv Harrison, liol Ilanshaw. Third ■11 -lius eiH- ' llarjjenrader, Charles Hanford, u.im- llillcT. Hiehard Merit, Bill Groover, Guv -ersoll, Bert Green, Jerry llarner, Ron lluttli- iJoo.M :m) Miss Florence Markley o.r, Left tu HiulK-Shirlev Weisi Bettv Tressler, Frances Webb Sundra Wolf, Pat V are. Fi Ruth Tupper, .Miss Florence iou ' — Rosemary ' anarnaker, Su 1 W hiteliead, Peogv Twigg, Jan( ■arolyn Welsh, Darlene Winters c, liorothv ' ein. Tiiird Roi ; n, Martin Winters, Willi.im I Welsh, Boh Walters, l,lr lurzanski, Sallv Wollet. Shirkv -MabU ' ' ' ,ft,r. .Mr. Tom Vargo and Mr. Bill .Mil lir.il Kou ' , Lcfl lo Kiylil-Mr. BUI Miller, Jim Johnson, Jim Boodon, Joanna Forte, Harriet Pryor, .Amelia DeParasis, Elsie Heller, Florence Federou-icz, Charlotte Stetts, John Sachett, Mr. Ton argo. Second Rou-Don Baitv, Don Enigk, John Hughes, Ed Kimble, Gordon Sny- der, Roger Bogerl, Franklin Forney, Art Lau- renson. La ' erne Meconi, WilbJrt Wilson. IJiird Roar-Hubert Hewitt, Pat Peters. Dennis Duflield, Charles Stearns, James Steel. Harvey ii.iir. L(.u . Iiele. Louis li.iil . Bill Up legra(f. KOOM HI Mr. Uruce Winter First ft ne. Left lo R Jglil-Donald O ' Brien, Wise, William Sherwood, James Hollen Bruce Winter. Second Kou-Fred Bair, Irahn, Bill Roegner, Paul Dandois, James ins, Richard ollman. Tllird Jioii-R o i (brapek. Richard Geluct. V illiam Swin Marian Fisher, Earl . Iatchett, Robert Gra gene Best. 60 T ' l y p H(JOM B2 Mr. Bruce Winter I usi l uu. t)l lo iig il-Charles Lctscher, John Wallis, Olis Allen, Earl Guinter, Hranklin Schick, Charles V ' ri);ht, Jav White, Dave Har- cr. Second Roii ' -Mr. Bruce Winter, John cdele, Lester Frank, John McPhee, Gary Slav- lugh, Chris McKce, Irvin Fladd, John De ' i- ick, Bruce Lomison, Thir d Roiv-Robert Se- r.ives, George Fyfe, Charles Askev, Thomas aed, William Butler, Bruce Kvle, Howard ...Id, Robert Heim. ROOM B3 Mr. Joseph Lepley First Row, Left to fiig it-Richard Douglas. Russell Barger, George « ' alker, Charlie Strouse, Mr. Joseph Leplev. Second Rou ' -Henn,- Sny- der, Richard Triacca, Joe Scoppa, Richard Web- ber, Donald Sunderland, Charles Phillips, Jim SchafFer. Third Roiv-Robert Davidson, John Miller, Kenneth Thomas, Wayne Thomas, Larry Maver, Harrv Garon, Thomas Eckenroth, Rich- ard ' Duffield. ' ROOM B4 Mr. Ramon Palmer First Rote. Le;i lo Right-Mr. Ramon Palmer, Richard Luse, Ralph Horn. Paul Smith, Robert Beck. Larrv Beck. Second Rou-Ralph Shirey, n...i,iU Sampson, John Terrv, Ronald Dom, W iMi. Hampton, Charles Packer. Third Rou ' - i;. ill, .1,1 M.irtin, Charles Bower. Raymond Kin- lc . Lee Craven, Paul Cohick. Charles Camp- ROOM B6 Mr. A. K. Patterson First Roie, Left to Right-Mr. .A. K. Patterson, Rodney Inners, James Koch, James Hart. Rich ard Walters, Chester Chamberlain. Second Roll ' -James Wentzle, Charles Hall. Richard New- comber, Charles Bailey, James Miller, Marvin Dauber. Third Rou ' — .Arthur Martz, Edward DurrH-achter, Or •is Campbell, Ronald Smith, Danny Cupp, Tim Knight, Donald Saar. Cla.s tlviscrs Mr. llni.Kf II. I „ ,,ll Miss . mii,i SIiIc class ol 1955 Soijliomore Class History On Sc|ncnibcr 2, 1952, 714 sophomores entered WHS ,nul achieved an important m)al in their education. Thev lookcd lorw.ird e.n_;crl to their last three ears. I he hrsl lew WL ' cks ol their school ear mij ht hring hack memories ol mi. ups on the si.iirs and in the cafe- teria, I li-Tri initiation, and ijettmL; into the wron class- Pe|) meetings and Footi)al! games also occupied the Lill months. Speaking of football, man ' sophomore players were seen who will probahU ' make good in their next two ears. I here were also man promising newcomers in h.isketball, wrestling, and track. 1 heir excitement reachctl its peak when Miss , nna Slifer, the class teacher, announced lebruar - Lt, 1953 as the date of the sophomore parts . When the night linally arri ' ed, games and dancing were enjo ed h the entire class. The class of ' 55 looks forward in anticipation to their remaining ears at Williamsport 1 Iii_;h School anil hope that the will lonw be remembered b all. 1)L ES, VELF. RE, AM) COLOR COMMITTEES jr-cl ;!.,i, , ;.|l I., ;,i; ,l-l,,im ' s IrDisi, Carol l!..voc. SnIlv I-isciiluis, K..ska Wliill.ik -r, il irri.M Ktmn, D.iMd 1 UK-. Svcmul Rinv-Ernh- L.)Vvll. Mike Wluili-r. Jane- Ciinniii . Sjllv t),..iHL., N; Wallers. Ken Garee, Kenneth liobb. riiinl {oil-. llan Smith, J.ick Spotts, Don liaLhman, I rami luiih, C Iiarles Scaife, Ray Lu. eniburgcr. Welker, M.illv Ilasseplus, lieverlv KV Herman, Jean fonfair. llaine I ' lk. lorn Secules, Ruben Eielien- 62 I ■' I ' ' ' I !?  ' ! ' ! ' Wm JWfl -H ' -li ' ' ! ' I ! ' WM f H ' ! I ' Ud ROOM 10 Miss Mary Geiger t lifjw, I eft tu Right-Shiiley Yaw, Clemmc g, Calhleeii Worden, Sandra Zimmer, Ro- •A ' cst, BcTvl Woolcvcr, ROOM 106 Mr. George Wolf Fir t li ■,w, Left tu Righ Nancy Miller, Bar- bara Z nin erman, Shirley Metzger, Kathleen Ma ncr. Sa ndra « ' olf, L uise McConnel Ro- ber a M inn n._;. r.ritnei ' I tterman. Donna Steb- ner Ml (., n,M, W ,.II, S, inid Rou ' — Carol Egli, Be i-rl S,| 111, in, S,iiiii.li,i Jones, Celia C apian, Ma r (. 1. lijiiuij lljkes, Marv Entz, Cath- erii c ' I as ' l ' aboske, Lorett a Mowrey, Car mella Sh rbau Rh- Third Row- Isabell Keliher, Shir- lev Shij Pauline Mac ejko, Mabel V acker, Slu Iby Mil er, Marsie Ly 3n, Doris Krebs, Id ell Kit tie, Virginia Crawley, Mary Harris. ROOM no Miss Eleanor Ishler Mr. John Barry I n-si l .,w. Left (o RiglK-Miss Eleanor Ishler White, Pattv English, Evangeline H li.m I ,iird, Eddie Brent, Norma Dowling. .. Keidv, Mr. Barrv. Second Rmr-Clvde ' hit man, Larrv Eisenhart. Florv Braoalovc. E C.reen, Seth Ross, Jack Spotts, Joe Porter, Ed lenkins. Tl.ird Roir-Charlie Scaife. Russell La- i.irce, William Brcnning, Bill Probst, Thomas l)ona ' an. Wade Strong, . llan Smith, Sara S.haefFer, David Entz. ROOM 311 M r. Fred Bastian First R w. Left to Riglil-Mi. Fred Bastiar . Pat Borrosc( , Carol Bo cc, Joyce Bell Sandy Bow- ers, Vir ginia B= rtlow, Doris .Abate Marv Alter, Donna Antho, y. Barbara Bachi nan, Charles . mer. Second Roii ' -Fred .Ackerman, Carol Art- lev, Sh rlev Bar ks, Mildred .Adams , Shirley Bas- sett, Je an Bird, Dorothy .Apalian, Barbara Bow- er, Barbara B assett, Linda . le zander. Lcna Baker. Third Row-Donald Bach nan, Ke ineth Bobb, Carol Hi rncr, James Baum ardner. John Bausinp er, John Bateman, Ronald Bair. R chard n, Joyce Bigger, Loretta Bailey, Mary KOOM 310 Mr.s. Kdrie Kenner First Kow, Uil t,) !ij;).(-Mrs. Ldric Renner, licvi-rlv Brt-on, Bi ' ttv Hurkhoklcr, lieltv Bressk-r, Joanne Corle, Jc:in Confair, Jane Canning, Marv Chapman. Secmul U,i ' -Dale Campbell, Jac- ipielln lUirns, Jane Burse, Kathrvn Burkholder, .Margaret Cvbelski, I ' at Calm, Mvra Collins, Ihonias Oeasy. 1 liirif Row-llclen Chopick, Ora C:ampbell, Paul Chrislini, Adam Confer, Riehard Brand, John Brockway, Jim Brady, Cleorge Corson. KOOM 101 .Mr. Willard Christian SI (irne, J.-fl (o Kijjlil-Marian L Betsy Lupt.il Virginia Liddic, Joanne Kunkle. Jane Kunkl, Ann Krimm, Delores Laudcnslaocr, Ethel Kilh Yvonne Kimbk-. Mr. Willard Christian. Sec . Hme-Norma Lavlon, Viola Kiess. .Anna KnepK , Jianelte Kint. ' .Mice Kramer, Walter Knapp, I ilitb Kurtz, Peggv Lenhart. Connie Lapka. n.irctln Lockhart, Steve Lun.lv. TliM Rou- .M.iiv Carol Lancaster, Pearl ' Ludvvii;. John he) ger ell. Bob Lo Landon, Bet Rav Lux .Ann Le u Mr. John Holland lirsl Koie, Icfl tu {jylil- Donna Karieher, Marv Ann Ilostrander, Phyllis Hauke, Bettv Isbcll, Shirlev Ileim, Molly Hassenplug, Pat Hafer, Dandi Hornberger, iNlarianne Kasterko, Shirlev Ilughson, Mr. John Holland. Second Rou.- Robcrt Jaecques, Bcverlv Hall, Phvllis Harris, Irene Hill, Lillian Hauser, Nanev Herman, Karvl Holland, Patricia Herritt, Carol Kaiser, EileJn Horn. Tliird Hote-Wilhemina HuHman, Bill llarvev, Duanc Harvev, Charles Huston, Ken ll.irstcad. Charles Ha ' nford, Donald Hunter, lieverlv Haines, Alice Jean Hauscr. Barbara Haves. ' Mr. Kerr Miller First Roie. Left to Riglil-Mr. Kerr Miller, Joai Martin, Connie Menne, Charlotte Messner, (Jlori: Nicolosi, Ann Oakcs, Molly Matthews, Sandri Lyons, Marlene Mazlev, .Marilyn Moore, Nanci Mapp, Antoinette Maggie, Shirlev McCloskcy Second Rou ' -Ruth Manlev, Bill ' Mull, Lime; Mitstifcr, Suzanne Nast, Cenia .Moore, Jear Nardi, Julia Muir, Norma Nicholas, Kathry. Manning, Betty Neff, Pat Mosso, Darlene Miller Florence Nelson. Tliir.i Rotf-John Miller, In, Micic, Robert Manning, Bill Martin, liln Martin, Tom Lyons, Gail Meconi, Sue Mamol. n Erin Lynn, Vic ' ki Manny, Marlene McCormick. 64 ROOM lUS Mr. Dallas Stevenson l-irsi Ruw, Lett lu liHJil-Jancl Ockc-r, Barbara nilcy, Elsie Rhea, Sylvia Preston, Sherry Rusk, Jo Ann Powlcy, Margaret Ratchford, Cretta Ranck, Joan Recser, Mr. Dallas ! Second Row-Martin Pollock, RchkiI.I S.,ss, K.aU Oechler, lliiuli I ' liurv,,,. Joan Reusscr. Lois Richards, Sluik; l sli.,, Doris Orner, Dorland Rouse, lluid Hon -. iu I ' Mllott, . ' Mice Reustle, Russell Reeder, Bob Pa- ers, Jim Phlegar, Dennis William Oakes, Daniel Savah. Pirst Rou ' , Left to Rij;)il-Bill Swisher, Lois ratti, Grace Temple, Mary Tilbuig, Paul Swabb, Donna Stoviak, Patty Lynne Stninip, Mary Lou VA ' altz, Jim Troisi Miss Laura Maust. Second Rou ' —James Terr Ida Trembly, Susie Thomas, Mary J cent, Roberta VVahler, Deanna Waltman, Susu Waltz, Elaine ' alter. Donna V ' elott, Rutl Stone. Third Roii ' -. ndrea Wagner, Marlcm Troutman, Keith Waltz, John Stuemphle, Jciiv Vance, ludv Vouoht, Rav Stillwell, Carl Stock Evclvn Stetler, Donn.i Waltz. Air. I ' rancis Kadice iirsi Ihiw, It-it lo liijjdI-Linnelte UeCarlos, Karen DiCenso, Shirlcv Evans, Joan Early, Sally Eisenbeis, Lucinda Dorman, Bonnie Lee Daniels, Mr. l-rancis Radice. Secumi Koiv-Flora Dem- .11 est, Sandra Dry, Kathryn Dauber, Sara Ja I dler, Roberta Ebcrliart, Sally Down, George l-)unston, Third Roir— Katherine Ernerick, Anna Derr, Charles Dandois, Intz l zelz).alvis, Dick Davenport, VinL-ent DiSalvo, Tom Dicffcnbath- First Row, l.efl lo ;ii« il-Mr. Omar Harris Paul Ulrich, Dick Lippert, Douglas Maddv C;crald Seiberd, James Brcening. Second ioir- Dick Rhian, Prank Ciraulo, Donald Ilarvev Jenkin Davis, Jack Barnett. Third fiow-J Phillips, Ilarvev Somerson, Ed Cillo, Dave Shi Robert Gardner, William Rummings. ROOM C3 Mr. Koy LeiTard first Jioir, Left to Right-Mr. Rov Leffard, Cliarks Bowi-r, Carson Kline, Paul Kc ' llcy, Scdiy Krcisher, Charles Waltz, John Dalyrmple. Sec- ond Roil ' — Edward Slover, Bob Eichenlaub, Lewis l.ilierti, Robert Williams, James Bonnell, James Sietts, Robert A ' agner, Ernest Lovell. Third r.ow-nm Finkele. Mike Earnest, Frank Eck, l.ick Breen, Andrew Wargo, David Hawkins, Dale Ulmer, Edward Kibler. ROO M C4 Mr. Walter Burkhardt li St Roir, U fl to R ig it-Mr. Walter Burk- ha rdt, Rav Mill, Willi im Miller, John Reidel, W liter Dunn. EUUVIU ' tlllo. I.ll les Ha milton. El ward Delker . Siv.i) I;. .11 n ibert 1 urphv. R bert Berninn er, Uh . ul I ' uissoni Charl s Eck, Chester Newco mer. liol en IJieon, Willian 1 Paw- lai k, Thomas Sheets, Jack Col -man. Til ird R. u--Ravm ni Erahn, Richard C aputo. Robert ihlcr, Hdwa d Phill ps, Berton Gold) Mor- Kn;ipp, Lee Smith, Ju ROOM C.) Mr. Carl Bauer First Roil-, Left to Riglil-Mr. Carl Bauer, Henry Gephart, Daniel Lambert, Roland Childs, Jerry Metzger, Louis DeSeau, James Dershem. Sec- ..nd Roir-William Artley, Richard Sullivan, lames King, Lee Feist, Keith Sampsell, William Phillips, John Fronk, Lloyd Waltz. Third Roie -Louie Torok, Wray Barret, Ned Rader, Dor- I and Moodie, Thomas Cohick, Fred Weslev, Max Vouno, Robert Hehn. ROOM C6 Mr. Carl Bauer First Roie, Left to Right-Mr. Carl Bauer, Robert Scott, Louis Galomis, Burl Esterbrook, Mvron Berser, Second Roie-Don Whitford, William Pysher, Terr - Betron, Reni Roedts, Robert Car- son, Steve ' Brockwav. Third Ro.e-Charles Fronk, Robert Kelchner, William Frick, Alvin Swank, Robert Fink, John Fowler. Sl H A J;mus Russell An Editor N.iiwy C.ucrtz AssoL-iiiti; Editor Tranccb Stanzif Assuciate Edit ■J l.LiKua Brockway Picture Editor Ann Marie Zin Literary Edil V.tnitiis 1 di Beverly O ' C.iHU II Sports Editor lane Undergo,,,! M talU S,d.S Tipti(l 1 l.lixa in JiicI J - La Menioire or d3 The mascot u[ tlic La Mcnujire stafF, Mr. JNIillionaire, on lichalf of the whole staff, would like to take this space to thank Mr. Earle M. Hitc, editorial ad iser and Jack Bodle, editor-in- chief, for all the help thev ga e us in getting the yearhook rc.idv for press. Xmidst the excitement and turmoil of staff meetings we h.ul a lot ol fun, and .it the same time learned s imclhing about pulilishing a school annual. Mr. Millionaire leels erv indebted to the art staff, advised li Mr. Joseph Fcrencc, and also to rt Editor Jim Russell, lor it was through his art ahilitx that this jox i.il little man was created. The _( Mcmoire bus iness staff, directed bv Mr. Forrest Metzger and business manager Jack Carpenter, handled the subscription campaigns and solicited the ads, as well as ]ier- forming all the other financial matters conncctetl with the pubhcatioii. Mary Louise Cillo Copy-reading Editor Editorial Staff First Row, Left to Rigljt-Lenora Brockway, Ruth Keller, Beverlj ' O ' Connell, Nancy Goertz, Jack Bndic, Frances Stanzione, Ann Zimmer, Barbara Case, Yvonne Kimble. Second Ro v- Donnbil M.iim.il, K.i n.ilIViU. M.ilh Tlasscnpliln. Icnn Nnrdi. C.lnria ' illiamson, Yvonne Shan.■l.n , l,,n I ill... lir. l.v ' v,uUr. P.ri.ilv SiK.iu,,,. 11:,, J Imi Mr. Earle Hite, Joan ForcsTn.iii, I. in. „s ,. ..„, (.,11,1,.,,. t.nni I ' liillips, N.ino l ' .,usi, Mr. Joseph Ference. Foiiri;, l:„.r (..kim.i Suulli, Ajncv Slci-cr, AMrn Cil.M.n, J. in I!.i-m-1I, Suzanne Mann, Ed Skeath. EARLE M. HITE Literary Adviser Fint i;.iir, I. (I Anil t liiiMci. . Tliirii Hfni-hus; l;,. ,. ' In III Unc Undenvood. Jack Carpenter, Bob Van ' alm, Dick Whitman, ,.r r., 1 kiihiM. (.iLU, Lorranie Hau.e-,, DaMd Lloyd. Marilyn McNulty, Mr. Metzger. .Morehari, lied tmchmann, Kent Bittnet, Bob Hafer ' , Perrv Bussom. Cherry and WMiite For iIk- lliiiil siRccssixc car, usIiil; llic ollscl prinliiiy process, llic Cli 7i; t cclilorial si, ill woiLihI dilinfiilU lo |)iil)lisli llu ' lixc inliiilnl Isiu, Ja cliirino tlic school c,ir. I he piihlu.ilH m. iimlcr the Icji ' ship of Rich ard ;u ain look hiiih honors at llic annual I ' SI ' A convention held in Altoona. K As ;iKva s, the sta(F recci t-(l invahuibli a sistanee Irom Miss Floieno Lai an;l Miss lar (.ei _;cr, t ' ililon,il adN iscrs, ami li ' in iMr. Willi. im Yoas, M Ueihcrt, and Mr. |. ' .i nc Str.ml) nn the pi iiiting end.  - w As the l]}Ulin ii Piciiiiicy appean d again this year, both the B WTrand la. i_.licrr tiiul White were oileri-d to the sinck nts for $1.00. The Chei ' . ' iihl W liiic luisiness Stall, ,ul iscd h Mr, Kerr Miller .ind headed by Leo Snovvi!,s tleter Virsi Jiolr, 1,11 lo l:r;Jil . l Mctzgcr, Leo Snowiss, . !;ixi Waltz. Sfcoml Roii ' -Mary Ja Miller, .Mr. Kirr Millrr, 72 I KiJii ' , I ffl to Right-Justine Robinson, Shirley Stewart, Dorothy Eisc k Hum. Hllen Ross, Bill Raker, Harry Agnor, Janet Andrus. Second iVIary Jane Miller, Sally Rosser, Bob Durrwachter, John Brink, Jonathon Philli 1 Jean McMahon, Miss Florence Laubscher, Third Row— Sally Fishe Patterson, Elsie Corson, Susanne Van Valin, Frances Rhea, DICK HORN, editor-in-chief of Cherry and White. Bilk own j anner Tlu ' BiHlou ' ii luniiwr. ctlitctl In Miss l-|orriuc Mark lev ' s idLiin.ilisiii (.l.iss. was |uihlislictl this w.w l(ir the second conscmtix f term. Tlie Banner, so enthusiasticalK rcccixctl h all in 1951, continued its popularitx ' in ' 52, as it reviewed all the current happenings at WHS. Congratulations also to the txpists imdcr the diiection ol Mr. Willard Christian lor the hne job the did. Editorial Staff lirsl ioir. ,•)( (.) ily ll-Manclhi Sl.iclu.nski. JiMiiTU- Ki.u... June Keller, Kay tililiiiner, .Moiu a Slot . Sc-coi..l Jim.-Jean | (lerwood, Dorotliy Thompson, Frances VVehh, Miss 1-lorcnec Mark Paul Sober, Terry Slaybnugh, Lorraine Haines, Fred Sirochmanii. s . t, r.,,. ,, Ic ' imrv, Dill, Shi.w.Ts. I- , . MiwIiM, 1 v.Imi Den. J.ine tin lluul i.nr Jnii . lef;allan, Irecl Slahl, 74 I ir-l Uinv. Left to Riglil-Media Levengood, ' irginia Signor, Eleanor Bucher, Jean Naughlon, Bertha Tomlinson, Faye Shaffer. Second Rou -Hazel Bubb, Roberta Manning, Janyce Crossley, Kathleen iMalner, Celia Caplan, Idell Kittle, Carolyn McConneU, Patsy Sheef, Gail Moore, Barbara Ault, Svlvia Hearton. Third Row— Loretta Bastian, Roberta Stutzman, Jim Lantz, Bill Smith, Isabel Keliher, Pauline Maciejko, ' irginia Steiger, David Manner, George Williams, Frank Ellis, Mary Bower, Marie Pauke. Fourth Rou ' -Dick Campbell, Terry O ' Connell, Larry Eisenhart, James Shipman, Tony Baldwin, Bill Rosevear, Donald Snider, Donald Schmaus, RusseU LaForce, Ray Harris, Bob Hinkleman, Bob Hafer, Mabel Wacker. The Symphony Orchestra The Svmphonv Orchestra, consisting of a group of hard-working music lovers, practiced untiringly in order to present their programs in chapel, and in concerts for the students as well as in their man public performances. This organization provides a chance for voung musicians to gain experience and opportunities for ad ancement. TheD ance Band The Dance Band, another group of highly tal- ented musicians, performed many times and played all the latest popular music for our school dances. For their outstanding musical contributions to the school, both the Symphony Orchestra and the Dance Band, along with their director. Mr. Osborne L. Housel, deserve much credit. Through each individual ' s untiring efforts, these musicians have made Cherry and White musical talents well- known throughout the state. First Roil ' , Left to Righl-Loretta Mowiey, Carol ligli, Sylvia Hearton, John Riiiell. Mary Harris, Barlwra Ault. Eleanor Bucher. Sfco.id Rou ' -Marie Pauke, Mary Ciavitt, Jenkin Davis, David Hanncr, Terry O ' Connell, Charles Varrison, Eddie Brent, George Williams. Tliird Rou ' -Dick Campbell. Larry Eisenhart, James Shipman, Donald Schmaus, Dick Butler, Larue Feist, Russell LaForce, Jim Rosevear, Ray Harris. 75 Majorettes f% af 4 ., „,,,,--,, llr, .•„,, ,„:; ;:i lull n, , ..i,„ «n ' -, Iary Louise Cillc, M;iry Moi.n. Shirley , l.l . ir, .inn II. ill. (_,ir..l liiiuiinsi-r. SMiiiliiiK- iri;i i-i Crawley. B.irhar.i Hakes, Di.ris Krebs, Wanda llussins, Frances Richards, Marlene liuzzard. feci step i n the 5(1 yard line. Ihe n.nice Orchestra playinj; JuniofScni.ir Parly. 76 .t Ridell. Tci. Charles Sc; Seventh H, Icfl In Hii;;il-Carol Renningcr, Virginia Crawlev, Marlene Buzzard, Frances Richards. Shirley Metzger, Nancv Miller, Doris Krehs, --ins. l.in Cillo, Virginia Signer. Second Rou ' -Barbara Zimmerman, Jean Eichelberger, Roberta U ' oods, Mary Lou Hare, Mitzi Skee- nii 1 1. Eloise Leech, Peggy Steele, Donna Edler, Nancv Camp, Louise McConnell. Third Roir— Bervl Woolever, Gerrv See- . Su-tl, l,,rtha Patterson, Donria Stebner, Frances Liddic, Lo ' retta Mowrev, Beatrice Peterman, Fave Shaffer, ' Carol Phillips, ' iiginia iKiic llcniik, Janet Ocker, Edie Smith. Fourth Row-Carol Egli, Eleanor ' Buther, Jean Naughton, ' Marv Harris, Barbara . ult, Marv la Lyons, Saundra Jones, Syhia Hearton, Hazel Bubb, Pat Kelly, Sandra Wolf, Flelene Bastian. Fifth Kow-CarmUla Sharbaugh, Gail criy Sayman, Clyde Whitman. Carolyn McConnell, Frank Ellis, ' Loretta Bastian, Jim Lantz, Marie Pauke, Roberta Stotzman, John i kettler, Patsy Sheef, Josephine Ni ' ckles. Sixtli Rou ' George Williams, Ed Brent, Bob Shimlev. Shirley Shirey, Isabel Keliher, ife, David Hatincr, Shelby Aliller, Charles Yarrison, Bill Smith, Bob Hafer, Mary Gavitt, iMabel Wacker, Jenkin ' Davis, Seth Ross. w— Terry O ' Connell, James Shipman, Russell LaForce, Larry Eisenhart, Larue Feist, Tom Donovan, Bill Probst, Bill Rosevear, Dick , Donald Snider, Bill Benning, Dick Butler, Donald Schn ' iaus, Jim Rosevear, Dick Campbell, Ray Harris. The Band Gosh— was Mr. Millionaire ever surprised last Saturday at the football game. Amidst a downpour of rain, the Cherry and White band gave as colorful an e. hibi- tion of intricate drills and baton twirling as he had ever seen. Yes, our band, directed bv Mr. Osborne L. Housel and led bv the majorettes and flag twirlers was on hand at manv school and communit e ents; and no matter where they went they were received bv the spectators with booming enthusiasm. As usual, some of the band members attended district and state meets, where tlie met with some musicians from other places. 77 Choir Firsi Roil ' , Left to Right-Barbara Karnaii, IStlly SnaulYcr. .Markiif Herri k, Barbara Lcntz. Mary Ann Larson. Dorothy Crouch. Bar bara Heisley, Caroline Hallman, Judy Ulmi.T, Beatrice Vassallo. Sccimd Rou ' -Jack Temple, Susanne Van alin, Pat Tupper, llcl en Pannebaker, Eleanor Hayes, Elsie Corson. Third Rou ' -Rudy Vassallo, Betty Hclminiak, Lois Hornberijer, Justine Robinson Myra Healy, Norma Drawbaugh, Bob Schultz. Fourth Row-John Dietch, Bob Nelson, Becky Waltz, Neil M ic Arthur. John Lrtul Fifth Row-Jim Boatman, Eddie Llewellyn, John Pipa, Frank Tagliaferri, Bill Shaffer, Alden Gibson. Sixlli ii.ni - .in oull. ;man Bob Van alin. Kenny Brink, Bob Levan, Warren Eni;lish. Fr.mk WV.lyniec, Bob Lorman, Larry Suartz. Vocal Music As well .IS prtix iciiiii; enlcrtainniciit lor tlic scluiol. the Icc cliih ,iih1 (.lidir, iiinlci- the tlirectiiin nl Miss K.uhiAii M. Pii i k ' , also saiii; lor .uixiHarics. chihs. and P. 1. . . ' s. lor the Christmas prouiani Ah ' . C.eiiige W ' lill ami Miss l igt le )(iiiietl ti)s.;ether to tiireel the Star Son . The Cilee C ' hih emisistini; ol 66 i)iees, is eiiniposecl entin ' K 111 Jimiiirs ami Seniors. I he elioir, .1 sni.iller i4iou|i ol 4! (iiees, is seleeted IKim the C.lee C ' hih and aiioLis iiuisie elasscs. Miss Hiiii ie seems pleased about the seie of the music. 78 ■.ill W -W An informiil slint of the choir. A mall portion of tlic tlioir entertained lli ■faciiltv in tlie ealeteria. Glee Club Barbara Yerkes, Neil Mac- First Row, Left to Rigto-Justine Robinson, Barbara Heisley, Mary Ann Larson, Helen Pannebaker, Doris Hudson, Alice Reede Judy Ulmer, Anne Straw, Beatrice Vassallo, Barbara Case, Barbara Lentz, Mary Sanford, Beverly Bailey, Ann Louise Krimm, Ja Springman. Sccoiirf Roiu-Miss Riggle, Iktlv lUbniniak, Myra Healy, Elsie Corson, Eleanor Hayes, Pat Tupper, Joanne Hoagland, Barbara Fessler, Nanc n,.l.vti, Marlcne Herrick, Barbara Karnan, Nancy Byers, Gloria Willi: Arthur. Tfiird Roii ' -Mary Bovver, Ann Wall , M.irtlia Waltz, Sarah Jane Pennella, Carol Schaffer, Lois Hornberg Valin, Luanne Ferryman, Marian Pierson, Frank Tagliaferri, Llewellyn Diplock, John Ertel. Foiirtli Roji ' -Rudy Vassallo, Dona Wag- oner, Norma Drawbaugh, Dorothy Way, Betty Snauffer, Becky Waltz, Joanne Kinley, Joanne Pfaff. Jane Brophy, Charles Seidel, Rob- ert Durrwachler, Bill Schaffer. Fiflli Row-Matt Seckinger, Jim Boatman, Jack Temple, Bob Nelson, David Lloyd, Ed Llewelyn, Frank Wolyniec, Larry Swartz, Robert Van Valin, Bob Hinkelman, Dick Dodge, Warren English. Si.vt!i Roiu-Johnny Pipa, Ken Brink, Bob LeVan, Ted Lyon, Zophar Whiteman, Mark Roller, Van Youngman, Bob Pray, Bob Loreman, Jim Bassett, Bob Schultz. Ill-TH ir.s. litnv. U-ll In {.u il-li.isi- Bc.rrcisc. l.irv Sanloni. Imi Lllmc-i, IJil.iris St.iiiti.n. S:lll Mnii, K.u WciKi-.. Knu K Cliiil.. ' . k. Uark-ne C.ri-cn, Ijlu-I K.lliiin. Miss llorcncc LaubschiT. Stroml Kr,ir-1 av Hakes, iroinia FrazicT, Maric-nc 1 Icrrick, ' Marv Cuodc, Kalhrvn Cirw. I ' aulim- W itrmr, Juan McCrackcn, I ' allv llucver, Pat . UMicliai-l. (lirrf Koir-Joannc Foose, Janice Whitnian, Bev- erly Uul . C liailene [lart, Nantv Slcigcr, Gloria VViliiamson, Jeanne Brobst, Peggv Wilcman. Teck Hi-Y i first l!oii, I I ' ll lo Jiig iI-Ilenry Dielrick, Seerelaiv; lii.h Kimlile. I reasiirer; Frank .Melt er, Presidenl: li.lin Brink, Vice-President; Jim Bobbins. Lester Loekeuff, Bill Finkele, Mr. Wurster. Second Ro.r-Charles Good. Bob Rickcl. Howard Gradcn, Georoe Brown. Phil Gingery, Max Dangle, Anthony Esposil. Third «oiv-Frcd S.,iiin.in, J.iLk Greenva. Lars Feese. Arucod Mitstifer. Bctniine-Dou lass Hi-Y firsl Jtou ' , Ujt to iiii K-Hubcrt Hewitt, Harrv Hughes, Raymond Brown, Walter Dunston, George Ounston. Second Row-Charles Fisher, Bill Johnson, Rieliiird Whittington, Fd Jenkins, Lou Baity. Jliird lioie-Richard Wright, John Flughcs, Harry Thompson, Leroy Thompson, Vilbcrt Wilson. 80 First Roir, Left to Right-SMy Rosser, Mitzi Maietta, Pennv Pannebaker. Si-citt.iiv; BL-verly O ' Connell, President; Barbara Lentz, Vice-Prt-Mdent: Fra.ues Stanzione. Treasurer; Jane Underwood, Shirley Stewart, Joanne Golamis. Second Rou ' -Barbara Verkes, Patt s,i,l,is. Kj Millie, Dotty Stuempfle, Noretta Moore, Anne Straw, Barbara Case, Jean McMahon, Ann Zimmer. Third Row -M.ir( M..,,,s, l,,n l;,, M•l, Marv Jane Miller, Wanda Huggins, Marv Ellen Hauser, Marv Ellen Lupton, Barbara Moll, Martha Pat- ters., n. X.ino ..olm.,. UorothvEiseman. Hi-Tri Hi-Tri, a girls ' organization connected with the Y. W. C. A., strives to build better minds through various activities. It pro ides many social events for the school, including the Christmas and Com- mencement formals, and helps in community proj- ects. Hi-Tri ' s goal is to gi ' e each girl a chance to de clop a strong and healthy attitude toward lite, bv means of lectures and programs presented at their weekly meetinos. Hi-Y The three Hi-Y organizations have high stand- ards similar to those of Hi-Tri. Their main pur- pose is to further and develop boys ' interests in social and athletic affairs. Thev are also interested in de eloping high standards of Christian living. The three Hi-Ys meet with Hi-Tri often to dis- cuss problems, plan social events, and to promote their ooal to all members. Firsl Row. Left to Riglit-Llewellvn Diplock, Roocr Tanne lian Ross, Secretary; Pete Mann. Tony Santalucia, Allen Kite tel, Dick Cre eling, Dick Horn, Dayc Lloyd, Alfred Buehl Clyde Whitman, Dick Brand, Bob Walters. Joe Mielc, lim Liixemberger, Don Smith, Mark Roller, Don Bohr, an y, Treasiuer; Phil Petter, President; Jo hn O ' Connor. ice-President; Ju- hen. Mr. Clenn Lunger. Second Ron-Bill S yisher, BUI Shaffer, John Er- ;r, Don liartman, Ed Skcath. Third Ron-Gene Sortman, Bob Hanshaw. Baimigardner, Pete Sides, Seth Ross. Foiirtli Ron-John SluenipHe, Rov loungman, Terry Rcbe, Hugh Patterson, Paul Shirey. 81 mwww nm ' ;;T7V| f [; 1 i Mj ■1 x- aHI H 1 Bk ' ' ' 1 ;W ( iisl Rolf, r.c ' ( lo Rig K-Adviscrs, (k-orsi- Wnlf, M.un Lnuise Tavlor, Michnel V -:,m.,. S.vr,,,,? Rf.u ' -Will.nid Chi isli.in. Clrnii Limoer. ' ( inr Semester Officers-Skip Single M.irtha Patterson, ' ice President; Treasurer; Barhatii Lent ,, Seeretan SeeoiKi Semester 0 u.,. I,,,,,,,, Ikotkwav. Vice-President; Barbara Lent , Seeielary; Ralph Nardi, Treasurer; Richard Hinston, President. Student Council Stinlcnt Council, advised by Miss Mary Louise Taylor, Mr. W ' iliard Christian, Mr. George Wolf, and Mr. Michael Wargo h.is Liimplctcd annthcr successlul cur ol service. The council, m.idc up ol reprcsentati es Irom each home room, helped select Sophomore cheerleaders this ear for the first time, as well as sjionsoring chapel entertainment and social hinctions. We are fortunate in having such an active student gov- ernment which takes part in our school activities. First Row, I.elt lo Kifihl-Mr. Wolf, Peggy Ulmer, Joanne C;ohimis, icePrcsident Martha Patterson, President Skip Singley, Treasurer Rob Pray, Secretary Barbara Lentz, Molly Hassenplug, Marion Livermorc. Secoitrf Roie— Ann Clinger, Doris Krebs, Lee Kvans, Suzanne Mann, Marie Krakowski, Nancv Poust, Jane CJood, Miss Taylor, Mr. Wargo. Tliiul Roie— Bob Sherwood, Ralph Nardi, Eddie Shircv, Cene Sortman, I-red Pitlingcr, John Wise, Raymond Frahn, Dick Brand. Mr. Lunger. l-oiirlh Roit ' -Bob Schultz, Boh Kimble, George Brown, David Fuic, Dick Showers, Charles Scaife, J;i hue. I j l)i Ron- -Bob Hafer, Frank Ciraulo, Walt Dunston, Charles Schoolcy, Bob Durrvvachter, RoUin Fries, Bill Slillcr. 82 DRAMATICS CLLB (Sophomore) Sponsored by Miss Lucilc Gordncr. the Sophomore Dramatics Club offered experi- ence through the production of plays and skits for entertainment. first Row. Lefl to Righl-Shirley Yaw, Joan Martin, c:onnie Mcnnc, Mary Chapman, Patty Shaffer, Louise Gosart, Marian Livcrmore, Beatrice Peter- man, Barbara Zimmerman, Roberta Manning. Scc- oml Rrni-.M;,rv Tilburg. Celia Caplan, Roberla V,,IiU,. X.i.uC SlUKts, S.,I1n rist-nbeis, Barbara .n.]v,. Mi ' ll I I ,ssrn|ilLi.;, Su i,- .,lt , Jessica Whit- u,Ui. JNillv Shrimp. Xli s iiKillr (...rdner. Third i;,,u J.11H.. Cnnint;, Nwrjiia Nijiolas. Erin Lynn, lean Nardi, Judv Vought, Lee Evans, Beth Sprout. Sandra Bower, Karen DiCenso, Ann Pollitt. Fourth Rou ' — Doris Krebs, Sue Mamolen. Linda Alexander, Barbara Gates, Gretchen Hager, Pauline Maciejko, Ora Campbell, Nancy Herman, Joan Ruesser. DRAMATICS CLUB (Junior-Senior) The Junior-Senior Dramatics Club, di- rected by Mrs. Eloise MaUinson and Miss Florence Marklev, aimed to give those in- terested a chance to gain acting experience and to appreciate better the field of dramatics. ■lev Mapes, . nn Becht- Gallagher. Marie Mai- r Flectenstine, Barbara , Llewellyn Diplock. , Mar} ' Goods, Jean ene Hart, Betty Over- Seiders, Lorraine Fol- oise Mallinson, Roger Dodge, Kathrvn Rus- , JoAnne Kimer -, David Baird, Jo. nria Kiik, Norman D) ' er, i, Beverlv Peril, Miss First Row, Left to Right-Shii lev, Barbara Heisley, Martha etta, Kitty xMcCIint ' ock, Alice Yerkes, Barbara Renninger, Second Rou ' -WiUv Powers Menne. Nancy Poust, Charl. durf, Marv Lou Morris, Pat mar. Third Roi.--Mrs. Eh Tennev, Buzzv Wool, Dick sell, Becky Waltz, Pam -Ann Strump. FoHrtJi Re Georges, Dick Bellows, P Charles Hanford, . nn H Florence Marklev. FIELD, FOREST AND STREAM CLUB .Acquainting students with outdoor life through various programs and movies is the purpose of the Field, Forest and Stream Club which is under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Snvder. First Roil ' . Left to Right-Mr. Snyder, Steve Lundy, Dan Sayah, Don Fredericks. President Luther Derr. Secretary-Treasurer Dwain Hiller, ' ice-Prcsidcin Waller Knapp, Tim Pringle, George Fuller. Scc ,iul Rou--Jack Shaeffer, Louis Golamis, John Love. George Corson, Frank Dudeck, Dorland Rouse, Keith Waltz, Fred .Ackerman. Third Rote-Bob Ott, John Stuempfle, Bob Manning, Dick . nderson. Rich ard Caldwell, Gary Campbell, Asa Daniels, Jim .Asel. Fourth Rou ' -Rav Luxemberoer. Bill Shooter. Bill Schleh. Richard ' Herlt, Jack Stroup, Paul Franquet, Morgan Knapp, Charles . mer. I ' l TlUK lAK.MEKS (M AMKUU A CLUB riic 1 iiluic Tarmers of America, spdnsciri-il 1)V Mr. Icisi-pli Sick, is a national or ;anization i:i hovs uul iiii vocational agriculture. Lead- crsliip, training and cooperative business acti ities are some major I ' eatures ol the clul program. lirsl Rmr. I cU to lUnht-Mt. J | l, Sul.. (Iiiil.- Kul.kT, Treasurer; Bill Boatman, Sc.im ; .!..., W .,.4 ncr. Pri-sicU-m; Blucc Ulmcr, XurruM.kni; I, .a lovcll, Reporter; Allen Bloom, Sentinel; Don I ..I vveiler. .Mr. Uavm.md Bressler. SccmUl Hou-lon, W itmever. Bill Artlev, Keith Sampscl, Bob VVaj ner. Mike Lamest, Lewi ' s Kuna, Clvde Myers, (ilenn I ' .iulhamus. llir.l Roie-Trnman VVeleh, Diek ' ..l ler. Jerry Met , er, Jim Xaunhn, Eugene Vunmi. 1 rnest IJerr, Jim UpdegraH, Iryin I-la.Ul, Jim Der shem. l- iirt). lio.e-Norman K..,k. I ' aul BancUi, lim Kino. Dorlaml Moodic, Bol. W-aker. ll.arles ilall. Osear Voting, Jim Wright. r-lTlKE TEACHERS OF . MEKI( A CLUB lire Future Teachers of America Club. •4nes voung people a better understanding iil the teaching profession by discussing its vari- ous problems and phases. The club program also includes the visitation of school class- rst Kmr. left to Rjg .I-Miss MUdred Kclley, onnc Kimble, Barbara Zimmerman, President; ell Kittle, ice-President: Kathleen Riggle, Secre- -y; Bet.sv Lupton, Historian; Jean Nardi, Treasurer; in Shaw, Barbara Lcntz, Jill O ' Donnell. Second ni ' -Elizabeth Sprout, Patty West, Barbara Riley, eanor Bueher, Gloria Williamson, Shirley Haas. lird Row-Marlene Herrick, Emily Gordner, Doris ebbs, Dottic .Apalian, Carol Artley, Elaine Wal- rs. Jane Brophy, JMarlcne Reed. Fourth Roie- ithrvn Crew. Kav Brennan. Bob Hinkelman, Eu- ne M,.reb.nl. Mary Ellen l.npKm. Delores Stanton. GERMAN CLUB (Junior-Senior) The tuo German Clubs sponsored by Miss V ' erna C;. Noll used money gained by selling stationery and Christmas wrapping paper to send CARE packages to Germany. I irsi Row. I eft to Riglil-Jill (VDonnell, Senior Sec- retary; Cora Sue Canning, Senior Treasurer; Fred Secw ' ald, Senior President; Bob Sehultz, Senior ' ice- Presidcnt; Kenneth Williamson, Junior President; an Youngman, Junior Treasurer; Bill Updegraff, Innior X ' ice-President; Barbara Karnan, Junior Sec- ielary; Carolyn Welsh, Miss ' crna Noll. Second ioie— Fue Lane Wong, Mary . nn Larson, Joanne kemerv, Shirley Fessler, Michael Wheeler, Alice rllev ' Xirginia ' Sleigcr, Muriel Showers. .Ann Waltz, Susaiine ' an Valin. Iliiiil Rou ' -Ed Skcath, Dick Whitman, Fayne Chupaek, Jo;m Courtney, Leo Snowiss, Frank Reid, Donald O ' Day, Luanne Perry- in.in. Bill Raker. Foiirtli Ron-- Bob Bastian, Don llarlman, C;uv Ingersoll, Terry Rcbe, John Piper, I red Stroehniann, . ldcn Gibson. l yain Hillcr. I .(l i Rini-Jonathon Phillips, Rob LcVan, Jim Boat- man, Boh Durrw.aehter, Jack Carpenter, Phil Se- ries, Harold Lehm;ni. CIKLS ' ()l l RIALS CUB (Sophonuire and Junior) The Sopliom.nv liiiucir Girls ' OtliciaU ( liih, sponsored liv Miss Anna Slilcr. taui;lit tlit- members to oflitiate in the arious intramural games. First Roil ' , Left to Rif lit-Rha Ceraso, Libby Sar;in tos, Janet Pontious, President; Ann Clinger, Trea- surer; Peachy Beighley, Secretary; Sue Lloyd, (Icr- aldine Crisman, Janice Crossley, Nancy Bausini er, Helen Carnevale. Second Roiv— Darlene Winters, Roberta ' oods, Ann Kennedv, Jane Good, lane Vandcorift, ri.iiKis WcM., rnVn C iK ' i,i .., D.nl. KullTiv. Snr W IMS, li s nn,i Slil.i. I In:, I C.ii Shirltv l,Hln-i. W ,ilii,r,l., Mil .l. II. v , i K r.iji ards, Larul AkC.illiis, Andiuj Ki_i;UM.n, C.i.,,1 I ' hil lips, Monya Stotz, Carolyn V ' hitehead, Dons Roan. Ruth Tupper. Foiirlli Roii ' -Carolvn Welsh, Mar. MoUenkopf, Pat Hauser, Charlotte ' Springman, Sue Bishop, Barbara Karnan. Donna Markle, Rosalie Shoup, Mary Farle) . GIRLS ' OFFICIALS CLUB (Senior) Directed by Miss Anna Slifer, the Senior Girls ' Officials Club also officiated at intra- mural soccer, volleyball, basketball and soft- ball oames. First Rou ' , Left to Rigdt-Barbara Lentz. Mitzi Mai- etta, Mary Goode, Barbara Fesslcr, Secretary; Kath- ryn Crew, President; Marlene Merrick, Treasurer; Virginia Frazier, Nancv Woolever, Anne Straw, Dorothy Getgen. Second Roie— Joanne Golamis, Beatrice Vassallo, Kav Welker, Delores Stanton, Jean McMahon, Shirley Stewart, MaT - Cillo. Jo Staccone, Patty Steiger, Miss Anna Slifer. Tdiril Roil ' — Alice Reeder, Lila Thurston. Joan Heaton, Martha Patterson, Sally Rosser, Barbara Renninger, non. De Anne Downev. -Dorothy Way, Norma Katy Russell, Joanna Marlene Reed, Beiry GYM CLUB (Academic) I he Gvm Club, sponsored bv Mr. Rupert Morgan, gave the members the opportunity to make better use of the various g ' m facili- First Row, Left to RigJil— Junior President, James Stanton; Jim Myers, Tom Scanlon, Fred Simpson, Jim Elwood, George Hughes, Glenn McGee, Frank Forney, Junior Secreta , Bob Denny. Seco.id Ron- -Jim ' Miller. Bernard Kibler. Ch. ries Klinger, Jim Maiolo, Gordon Snyder, Ed Kimble, Fred Stahl, Ralph Nardi, Tim Moriarity, Senior ' ice President, Skip Singlev. Third Roir— Junior Treasurer, Jim Booden; Don Enigk, Rollin Fries, Bob Rainey. Joe Morgan, Ray Jaecques, Dick Bower, Dennis Duffield. Jim Boatmaii. Foiinh Roi.-Bob Johnson, John Finn, Wayne Green, Gordon Dunkleberger, Jay Garyer, Larrv Swartz, Ron Beck, Bernard Dowiiey, Senior Treasurer, Dick Hinston; Phil Secules. Absent- Sponsor, Mr. Rupert Morgan; Junior Vice-President, Bob Sherwood; Senior President. James Kerprich; Senior Secretarv. Tlarrv Huahes. (;VM CLl 15 (Industrial) Spcmsorcil by Uollic- Myers, the Industrial (lyiii Club nllcrs, ti the boys attending the lechnical Institute, mure time to participate in seasonal spurts. lirsl How, Left lo iis).l-Bob Hoffman, Bill B.ius- inf;cr, M.1X D.ingle, Ronald llickolf. Jack Tolmar. Sicoiit! Kow-Janics Park, LaRue Feist, Chark-s Icrcsman, Bob Lent , Ounn Savman. Charles Mar- tin. Ihini Rou.-Bol) Kimble, Lars I ' eese, Ken Inunkin, Clavin Greiner, Georye Brown. JIMOK liOTAUY CLUB Sponsored bv Mr. Edward Heether, the lunior Rotary Club has studied the impor- tance of modern machinery and has had several instructive movies. 1 ir.s( Hoi. ' , Left to Riglit-BiU Mull, Scth Ross, Vice- i ' resident; Bob Durrwachter, Treasurer; Charles Sei- ilel. Secretary; Harry Agnor, Karl Johnson, Frank IJlis. Secnud RoH ' — LaX erne Meconi. Jonathan Phillips, Jack Carpenter, David Llovd Charles M.ir.V R n.-Alike Miller, Bill Updegraflf, Phil Pet ter, Oick Brand, Fred Stroeh Lee (;reak, ,Mr. Edward Heether. FonrDi Roie-I Miller. Bob Foucart, Tom Donovan, John O ' G nor. Jim Baumgardner, Guv Ingersoll, Steve Baii fitlli Jiou-Bernard Down ' ev, Flarvev Bair, Te licbe. , l).scHf-President Fred Seevvald. IJHKAKY CLUB (Sophomore) Members of the Sophomore Library Club, under the direction of Aliss Ruse Bower, have proved very helpful in cataloging and check- iny library books. i irst How, Left to Right-Shirley McCloskcy, Mar- jorie Davis, Nancy Miller, Louise Gosart, Richard Torcsman, President, Rose Leia; Secretary, Mary Til- burg; Vice-President, Beverly Breon; Dorothy Kozen, .loan Reaser. Second Row— Shirley Hecon, Sandra I-.) ' on, Mary Ann Kasterko, Anna Knepley, Edith Ivurtz, Barbara Thompson, Roberta Wahler, Marj- Ann Lovell, Beverly Klees. Third Row-Miss Rose Huwer, Marv Famsworth, Norma Nicolas, Elaine Walters, Jean Nardi, Carol Arlley, Joyce Bell, Sally Kimble, Flora Demerest, Viola Kiess. Fourth Row- Pearl Ludwig. Connie Lapka, Sandra Zimmer, Mary t arol Lancaster, Sondra Dr ' , Connie Gerringer, W.nw I ..us. Phyllis Harris, Evelyn Sietler. Fifth ;- ' M IViiny Scarbough, Joanne Corle, Julia Muir, juil iiiiyht, Joan Reusser. Absenr- Treasurer Mol- LIBRARY CLUB (Junior-Senior) Although the members of the Junior-Senior Library Club, also directed by Miss Rose Bower, meet as separate units, they ha ' e learned to operate our library efficiently by actual work in the room. First Row, Left to Right-Phyllis Odgen. Frances Bradlev, Wahneeta Metzger, Pauline W itmer, Vice- President, Kay Keefer; President, Janice Loveli; Sec- retary, Carol McCallus; Senior Treasurer, Janet n- drusi ' Idamae Mann, Dixie Engler, Miss Rose Bower. Second Roir— Jo.Xnne Thompson, Janice Whitman, Martha Walty;, Maxine Waltz, Pat Broscious June Brvan, Bessie Pepperman, Hazel Harman Joan Sei s;ci, Eli ahcih Murphy. Tliirrf Roii ' -Donm Green Dorothy Crouch, Kay ' Brcnnan, Eyclyn Sl ink Shir lev traviv, Pat Seiders, Peggy Willi, nn I mii i Wrii ht. Joyce Paulhamus, Marih n I, liIi nn Kennedy. Fourth Row ' -Elaine Hair, Isilui U ,iis LucUle ■Ohmniess, Caroline Preziosi, Juan Foosc Donna Blair, Martha Gallagher, EUeen ' ioung, Jean Garman, Delorcs Waehner. Fifth Roif-Pam Wag- ner. Betty Eremis, Marie Carothcrs, .Mice Artlcy, IVIarv Ellen Lupton, Jo Georges, Gloria William- son, ' Jcanetle Clark, Ediyina Hartline, Bettv Ilel- miniack, Audrv Faulkner. AbseiK-Prcsident ' , Mary Frve; ice-President, Phyllis Smith. MATH ENGINEERS CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Ray C. Singley, the members of the Math Engineer ' s Club ac- quired the ability to use varied mathematical instruments and learned of the importance of c eryday mathematics. first Row, Left to Right— Arthur Coup, Secretary-; Bob Thomas, Eugene Morehart, President: Mike Miller, Robert Jaecques, Tonv Santalucia, Mr. Rav Singley. Sccoik! Ron-John Szendry, George Royef, Fretl W ' agner, Jack Carpenter, Julian Ross, ' ice- President; Fred Seewald. Third Ron-- Bill Duir- wachter, Larry Young, Bob Pray, Ken Williamson, Martin Simaitis, Bob Walters. Absent— Treasurer Joe Stc yart. IM 1 I 1 1 t n M() ii; AiM ' i{i:(iATi(). VIA n (Senior) 1 lie cviT pouliir Movie Appreciation C lul). imder tlie direction of Mrs. Rose llarer, at- icntled choice movies throuohout the year and lield open discussions. .rsr R,nf. Icll l„ lUi hl-Ninm-A Marshall. June kilkr, I ' rcsident, .M.irv Jaiu- Milk-r; Si-crctarv lioasurcr, I ' at lir..cioiis, ' Joan llcnsler, Arlene lid- vi.irds, Ik-ttv Grovi-, I ' at Capulo. Second Rmv- I ranees liradlev, Sallv Ireland, Florence Leidhcckcr, IXlores VVaehncr, jiinc Brvan, Joan Sicjiel, Jean (.arman, Dclores Chaddcrdon. Tbml Rou ' -Norma (.K.sser, Hvelvn Derr, Clara Hredericv, Roberta Gean, l.inc LIndenvood, Frances Black, Rosanna VVrinht, Mrs. Rose Harer. Vomth Rou-PhvUis Casale, Bar- hira Moll, Donna Mincemover, Dona Wagoner, Sliirlev Fredericv, Mary Beckner, Jane Brophy. .MOVIf: Al ' l ' KKCI.VTlO.N CLIB (Sophomore) .Alter several meetings, the Sophomore . lo ie Appreciation Club combined with the Junior-Senior Movie Appreciation Club to share in their activities. I ;rs( lUnv, Lcfl In Rig)t(-Joanne Reid, Pat Mosso, Silvia Preston, Marilyn Moore. Sccom) Rou-Riibert l ' . rnins;er, Carol Ki«-r, Susie Nasi, F.doar Apker. ;;iir, R,n,-Joanne Poulcv, Franklin Weaver, John I ' KI ' (Ml! 1 he Pep Club, sponsored by Mr. Earle llite, helped to plan the various pep sessions and other special programs concerning athletics. First Rote, U-jt tn Riyl.l-Rose Borrosco, Media Levengood, iNancv Miller, Betty C;rove, Secretary, Louise McConnell; Treasurer, iNIarv Goode; Prc«- denl, Judv Ulmcr; icc-President, Bette Nell; Mary Ann .Moon, Peggy Bewick, Beicrlv Sclnvanhcck, Janet Pontious, Pa ' l Borrosco, Donn.i Antlunn, An lionelle .Maggi. Secoiui Roie-Peggv Wilcnian. Jan ice Whitman, Pauline Witmer, Pat .Mc.MichacI. Edith Fisher, Mary Grenninger, Virginia Hartlou, Joanne Foose, Judy {;irardi, Charlotte X ' ollmcr, Jan ice GaUvardi, Darlenc Miller, Ruth Stone. ' I ' lunl Rou-Darlene C;reen, Jeanne Brohsl, Nancy .Meyer, Barbara Bower, P.it Franklin, Andy Wagner, . iarv Lvnnc Strump, Deanne Waltmaii, Monya Slotz, Carol Bovec, Charlolle Strimp, Flora Leideckcr. Fourlh Roie .Mr. Farl I lite, Anne Straw, Caroline Pre Josi. Lucille Ohnmoiss, Joan llenslcr, Marv Bow- er, Rachel Cohen, Marv Bussoni, Dorothy Gelgen, K.ilhrvn Slraver, Jeanne Eichelhcrger, Josephine Sl.icco ' ne. Firili Rou-Pal Sleiger, .Mary ledesco, Mary KUcn Mauser, Wilheniina Iluifm n, Donna .Mincemover, Barbara Moll, Connie (;crringer. Ma ric Faus, ' Donna Sloviak, Pat Stanton, Sherrv Rusk. Sally Ireland. Sixlli Ilou-Dorolhy Sluemplle, Nan ev Sleiger, .Mice llauser. Patricia llau-scr. Donna Fd ler, Lloise Leech, Charlolie Springman, Diannc Coleman. Barbara Haves, .Marlene Stalil, Shirley I ' llOKXJK AI ' HY CLUB Under the leadership of Paul 1 . Warnick the- inemhers of the I ' hotography Club be- eajiie tiioroiighly acquainted with the more technical side of photography— taking pictures, lighting, developing, and posing. Firs! Row, Left to Rig K-Dick Thomas, May Ann Ciraulo, Secretary, Sarah Edler; President, Warren English; Vice-President, Jerry Harner; Treasurer, lim Bailey; Ethel Killian. Second Kow-Nettie Splain, Henry Stahl, Jerrv Harrison, Don. Stover, Leonard Schanbachcr, Beverly Huff. Third Row- l!..h Tcnipesco. Robert Iler itt, Pete Sides, Pete kuk. lim ISaumjjardncr, Clvde Rlchev, Mr. Paul W.Miiick. PLAYREADING COMMITTEE (Senior) The Playreading Committee is under the supervision of Miss Miriam W ' endle and Eugene McCramer. Their goal is to choose a play which will be appreciated by both the students and the public. First Row, Left to Right— Dorothy Eiseman, Wall Dimston, Lester Lockcuff, Bob Kimble, Suzanne Mann. Second Rou ' -Llewelyn Diplock, Mary Jane Miller, Harry Agnor, Frances Stanzione, Kay Bren- nan, Dick Whitman. Third Rou ' -Mr. Eugene McCramer, Earl DeRemer, John Chevalier, Jack Carpenter, Bob Schultz, Miss Miriam Wendle. PRESS CLUB The Press Club, with Miss Florence Laub- scher as adviser, became better acquainted with the literary world through guest speak- ers and discussions among its members. First Roil ' , Left to Riolit-Justine Robinson, Marv Sanfonl Ticmsoict, SiiiVlcv St.nvart; S.-crctiirv, Ic:in MiM.ilK.n; K, rusi.linl, Ill.n l ' ,..ss: I ' l.M.i.nl, hm. S.I 1 1 II,. V. I,,,, ; I.. I ' hillii viK IVnI. Iliiucs W.I.I.. S,;,,u,l |;..U ' l!,nl.,ir,i Irssl,.,, S.ill, In Liscman, Ka - Brennan, Mary Ellon l.iiic Miller, Darlene Winters, Miss il.sclu-r. Third Roiv-Dick Creveling, I c. Sn,, Mss. I Ink ll..m. Bob Durnvachter, Chark-s Sri, I. .11. r.ill r,.ik,.|. k.inctte Clark. Fourth Rou ' - Duk Whiiin.in, Ikuiv Agnor, John O ' Connor, Pe icr .M.inn, U.jgci U ' lincv. ' SWl.M.MlNt; ( LIB (Boys ' Advanced and Intermediate) Sponsored by Mr. lUipcit Mor .m. tlic Hoys Advanced and Intermediate Swinmiinij Cliil) strived to improve the members swim- ming ability and teaeh them the more difli- euh strokes. lirst liu.r. I. ' It It) liiijlil lli.vv.ird M.unolin. Cluiil.s Morriiuii, I-rnnk Heiil. Scco.i.i Hon- Bill Sli.iliir. loiKilhan Phillips. John Ertel, Terry. SIayb uii;li. Tliinl Hon-rrank Wohniec, David Lloyd, Jini Phlegar. SWIMMING CLUB (Girls ' Advanced) Directed by Mrs. Sarah V ' argo, the Ad- vanced Swimming Club helped the girls im- prove their techniques in diving and sale s imniing. Inst Row, l.cfl fo Riglil-rave Shaffer. Roberta M.inninu, Sandy Wolfe, Anne Straw, Marlene Moz- iev. Jessica Whittker, Ann Segraves, Marian Liver- more. Nancy Napp. Second Roie-iMarv Ann Moon, Mary Lancaster, Barbara Voder, Ann Shaw, Rolx-rla Buvee, .Ann Bernardi, Donna Velott, Loretta Mow- rev, Vickv Manning. Thir.i Ron ' - Muriel Gaflney, Linda Alexander, Nancy Seiders, Sue Ochler, Penny Scarborough, Jane Good, Mary MoUenkopf, Barbara Ibompson, Toni Manfre, Lee Evans, Donna Edler. Vunrth Roii ' -Bev Johns, Cenia Moore, Pat Mauser, B.irbara Gates. Eloise Leech, Grctchen Ilagcr, Mar- I la Lvon, Erin Lvnn, Mrs. Sarah ' argo. T. I!I-K TENNIS (LIB Directed by Mrs. Edith Hawn, the mem- rs of the Table Tennis Club practice fun- imental rules and techniques of table tennis. isl Rmv. left lo Righl-Doris . bate, B.irbara Bach- .in, Lena Baker, Helen Douty, Secretary, Mary Ira-z; President, Kitty McClintock; Vice-President, lelbv Coup; Treasurer, PcggV Forney; Mrs. Edith .iwn. Second Ron ' -Sarah Banks. Beverly Fine, nee Englerl, Kav Fenderson, June Kramer, Joan kCracken. Irene Hill, Pat Hoover, Georginc Kar- IV. Jl.ird Rou-Joan Amcigh. Nancy Stoelzel, iMi Strump, Marv Strump, Marlene I ' routman, .Xnn lover. Marlene Stahl, Shirley Springman. Fourlli i.u-Beverlv Johns, Ray Luxenbergcr, Dick Sei- . IS. Jim W ' alizer, Jack Walizer, Tom Lyons, Diane nieman. Caviglit Napping MjlxJticA, FooLkall MilJionalres Enjoy Successful Year ■■! ' ' ■-■m ♦ . ' ctl «. u ■.aJL. ..J .1. Firsf Hoir. .t ' fl (o fiig(i(-]ue Morgan. Bob Fcmcart. Skip Sinuley, Paul Bachman, ,im ■il.. Miller, Matt St-Lkmgcr. Bill Avery, Clordon DunkJebcroer, Bernard Downey, Ron Beck, Frank Tagliaferri. Secoii.l llr-u Dhiiin t iipp, Carl Smith, Art Lauren- son, Roger Bogart, Fred Seewald, Harry Hughes, Dick Hinston. Bob Johnson, George Walker, Jim Kerprich, Phil Secules. Thirrf Row -Lou Baity, Pat Peters, Frank Forney, Tim Knight, C harlcs Stearns, Dennis Duffield, Jim Booden, Don Emig, James Steele, Ed Kim- ble, Gordon Snyder, Art Coup Cmanagcr). r,nirlh Koii-Rudy Vassallo (manager). Bill Updegraph, John Hughes, Laverne Meconi, Jim Han, Ed Shirey, Harvey Bair, Don Baity, Hubert Ikxvitt, Wilber Wilson. Fi ()i Rmi ' -Joe Staceone, Jim Johnson, Buzzy Ungard, Louie Miele. ' ■( A picture of the football managers in a peaceful mo- iiuiu. K.iccfiiig-Tom Diffcnbacher, Hugh Major, Sl iH i- i.n;-Rudv ' assallo, Fred Simpson. Robert Sherwood, Arthur ( ..up. inp. Kiiee i.ig-Tom irgo, Tex Stevenson. .S(,i,i,i. n,g-BilI Miller, Roy Leffard, Hank Green. ROY LEFFARD, newcomer to the football coachins staff. TOM AROO, the wcU-Uked football coach. V U.S. Opi ' oucul Sept. 10- X H. S. 16 Sunburv 14 Sep.. 26-W U.S. 7 Coal Ttnvnship Oct. 3- ' U.S. York 13 Oct. 11 - V U.S. Reading 27 Oct. 18-VV U.S. 7 Lancaster 6 Oct. 25-W H. S. 6 John Harris 20 Oct. 31-W H. S. Lebanon Nov. 8- ' H.S. 27 William Penn Nov. 14-W H. S. . .. 27 Altoona Nov. 22-W H.S. 14 Lock Haven Nov. 27- ' H.S. 14 Steelton 7 Mr. Millionaire donned his shoulder pads and helmet, and began his sixtv-second football season at W. H. S. trying to retain his top spot in the ever-tough Central- Penn Conference. Non-Conference action exploded the season ' s opener when the Cherrv and White came from 14 points behind to edge Sunburv 16-14 on Danny Cupp ' s spectacular 14- ard field goal in the last 15 sec- onds of the game. The Millionaires made it two straight bv scoring a 7-0 triumph o er stubborn Coal Township on a 15 yard pass from Gordy Dunkleberger to Mike Miller. But the Cherr and ' hite fumbled its first chance in conference plav when the team bowed to a fighting York crew which scored both of its touchdowns in the final quarter to upset favored W. H. S. l.- -O. The ne.xt week the saw the football conference championship all but slip out of their hands when the Reading Knights outplaved the Millionaires all after- noon long to rack up an easy 27-0 verdict. Rosario Ciatto was brilliant as he led the Knights ' victory. Then the Millionaires snapped their losing streak when Carl Smith threw the fust pass of his career and Mi ' si (.i I nu K HIXSIOX II AHin IIIK.III s i.nkU- ISOWII I ' .l C K (Ju.iiU ' ili.ivk I II M I (.II ILnRI c;i;()n ;i; walker Halfback CARL SMITH Halfback )RDO.N iniMslLlil lU.l a Halfback M 11 SIC HIXC.LR Tackle ROB FOLIC AR I Guard niZRMF noWXEV (.uard JIM Kl RPlUC II l.ukli- P UL RACHMAN lion JOHNSON 1 lalf back I RtJJ StEU ALU Halfback BILL A LRV Quarterback clicked tor .1 touchdown to lead the locals to a thrilling 7-6 upset ictorv o er Lan- caster. Cuj5p ' s placement proved to be the mari in of triumph. The Vargo Express got a good start with Bob Foucart ' s touchdown in the first three minutes at John Harris, but the Cap- itol cit - outfit roared back to win 20 6. and ruin W. II. S. hopes lor a third straight league title. From here on the V ' argomen braced and began to operate smoothlv to finish the season in high gear. Thev battled Leba- non to a tie. holding all-state hallback star Cieorge Marinko - scoreless For the third straight ear. i hen tlic pummeled William Penn ■ind Altoona on successi ' e weeks b the identical score of 27-0. e. t tlie ' broke Lock 1 kuen ' s undefeated skein with a 14 () mud s|)lattered decision o er their up- ri er foes, as Clcorgc Walker and Diinkle- berger starred. 1 inalK, in llie tr.ulilional Th,inksgi ing l).i game . 11. S. outfought a game Stcclton tcmi 14-7 in the fortv-sc enth rcncw.il (il one of the Slate ' s longest school- box lends. It made the 47- e,ir results re. id: 20 wins lor c.icli team and se en lies. Ihnv close can you get? So Mr. Millionaire hung up his |wds ind helmet and looked back o er a sue cc ' ssliil car. o championship, but .i win ning season filled with good lootb.ill. thrills and hopes lor l ' ' 5-i. 96 Cross-Couiitry Harriers Cop Conierence Run The W. H. S. Harriers, under the able guidance of Coach Ray Jamison, came through with another win- ning season in 1952. The Millionaires captured four of their five dual meets, losing only to. Lebanon. The defeat was only the third in ' six years of cross-countr ' at w. H. s. ■. .■.: ' . ' ;■. ' ■.. ■. ■Williamsport ' s John VgQl-- :a■-hejy ard at Wil- W ' itli |iiu Hollen, WimL and Fred Si ilil finishing one7H three the Harmi- nnnexed the ill conference ruji, iia jpatH ' as also in the scorvng. finishing tenthlOi ;. ' - ] The. V iriiamsporrers took sixth pl.ice in the PIAA state meet with Hi ' lKii taking fanth place in the field of over 200 runner-., Varsit kttcTs were awarded to Hollen, Wool, Stahl. fi arV ' LL•t cher, Xarn, ' Young. Skeath, Rollin Fries aiiS CGeorge Rover. Wool, Stahl, and Fries will graduate this year but the Millionaires hope to. come back strong again next year. Stahl and Wool were elected co-captains at the close of the season. W. H. S. Opponent Oct. 1-Reading-Mt. Carmel 19 36 Oct. 8— Lebanon— Lebanon 30 2S Oct. I5-Mt. Carmel-Horae IS 40 Oct. 2I-Pottsville-Mt. Carmel 22 33 Oct. 23— William Penn— Harrisburg 18 37 Oct. 28-All-Conference Meet-Pottsville 1st place, 27 points Nov. 8— State Meet— State College 6th points Rollin Fries center) congratxilates co-captains John and Fred StaU iright) after their election by teanmi Wool (left) :ates. place CO. CH R.W lAMISOX 97 JA( K SIR nii lOIIN CUPP 11)11 I WLI-L ' iX (.u.ircl All nu siu JOHN BARRY Head Coach I Uli C,wiitr-l;...sUll,jll M.ii Hugh Patterson. Coach John Barry ' s surprising Millionaires ended the ' 52- ' 53 season with a 15-7 record, and went to the District Four finals beForc being eliminated. With only one letter- man back from last year, senior Walt Dunston, Barrv molded a hard fighting, never-give-up team. He accom- plished this with three seniors, Dunston, Ed Llewelyn, and John Cupp; three juniors, Steve Baidy, Charley Stearns, and Jack Straub; and sophomore Joe Mnick. The cagers lost their opening awav game to Kingstcm In a 61-57 score, but retaliated with decisive victories over I la Je Township and Selinsgrove. Two away gaines again haunted the Milli maires as the powerful teams of Ply- mouth and Ha leton defeated W. H. S. The Cherry and liite then rolled up four successive wins over Lock Ha- ven, Steelton, Ha le I ' ownship and Mt. Carmcl. This winning streak, however, was shattered by a 75-61 defeat .It C ' oal Township. The Millionaires roared back with another four game winning spree, counting verdicts over Alloona, Shamokin, Lock Haven and Coal Township. Incidentally, the two regular contests between W. H. S. and Coal Township were two of the best games of the season. C ' oal had beaten Williamsport at Coal Township ,iiul thev came to the Third Street Gym rated the No. I te.im in Pennsylvania riding the crest of a 17 game win ning streak. But this didn ' t stop the Millionaires, as they overpowered the Demons 56--13. After this sensational tilt the c.igers traveled to Sliamo kin oniv til be upset 55 51 b the Shaiinnies. Al this point Basketball Capers Roll Up Fine Record V ■w. In i j;.,M. i t)i (o Riglit-Rollie Myers, Tom Secules. John Cupp, Ed Llcudhu, Walt Dunston, Art La Jack Siraub. Secomi Boii ' -John Barry, Pat Peters, Charlie Stearns, Mark Roller, Steve Baidy, Joe Mnick, ' a Youngman, Roy Leffard. in the season, the Millionaires needed to win three out of the five remaining games to gain a berth in the P. I. A. A. District play-offs. They achieved this by grabbing four wins. The wins were over Plymouth, Steelton, Altoona, and Mt. Carmel. The loss was to Hazleton. The Cherry and White ended the season with the inter-city rival St. loscph. In this game the Millionaires again shattered an iippiincnts ' 17-game winning streak. In the District Four play-offs, WHS drew a bye and faced Coal Township in the championship tilt. The Mil- lionaires were ahead at half time and still led at the end of the third quarter, but in the last 14 seconds the Demons made a field goal and a foul which sank WHS, 60-57. But to Coach Barrv who was assisted by Coach Roy Leftard and Rollie Myers, the Millionaire team, and the himorary Co-captains Ed Llewellyn and Walt Dunston, Mr. Millionaire says he ' s mighty proud to salute the WHS cagers for their impressive season ' s play. BASKETBALL RESULTS 67 Hazle T Oyp. Where .Awav Dec 19 57 Selinsurove 28 Home Dec 23 li ,Jj«rtrmit, . 65 Away Dec 26 y . 85 Away Dec 30 . . 4j6? Sxrrhftn 2 40 Home Jan 2 . Mff i itir ' ' ' ' - 47 . wav Jan 5 f i - . Lock. IlavuiiT . . 43 Home Jan 9 t X ' - ' v Alt ' . .Carmel ' .- ' -. -. 37 Home Jan 13 Cr:4.i. Coal Twp. ■;,..%:. 41 .- 75 Awav Jan 16 c Sii ?- .Mt.ion-i . ; . ' r 3 .. 47 Away Ian 20 ' - ?? ■S 4Ii(oJiLu, ' :i f 24 Home Jan 27 ... ! ' ' ' - IjM- if .n ' l-i ;,: ) . 34 Away Jan 30 .... i as iLcuJjirf 43 Home Feb 3 .... . Kmotm i 55 Away Feb 7 ... 65 pTynSuth . 44 Home Feb 10 .... 70 Steelton 59 Away Feb 17 .... 44 Hazleton .. 50 Home Feb 20 . . 47 .Mtoona .. 36 Home Feb 24 .... 72 Mt. Carmel .. 48 Aw ay Ma ch 3 . ... 58 St. Joseph .. 41 Home Ma ch 13 . ... 57 . 60 Neutral W ' rcstlin, Grapplers Second in District First Roil-. Left to Right-Mike Gilmc re, Kenr V L nn, Paul Shirev, Buzz Ungard, George Thompso Hisenbeis, Bob Rainev, La erne Mei oni, He irv Testa, Richie Newman, Hank Green, coach. Sec Bill Miller, Tom Sheets, Seth Ross, Jim T.„ lor. Jack Roberts, Jim Koch, Paul Barner, Jim Wol O ' Brien, ; rthur Coup. Tl.ini Roxv- ohn Lan lade, Jim Coleman, Bill Updegraff, Denny Rouse. Feb. Feb. Feb. WHHSTl I G RFSLII.rs W.H.S. Oj.,.. 7 HuKhesvilk- ]i 31 Lewistown 17 .?1 Kingston 17 33 South Williamsport 8 48 Mt. Carmel . 3 45 Muncy 3 17 Shamokin 24 38 Sunburv 10 37 South VVilliamsport . 3 36 Forty-Fort 6 Away 32 Lock Haven 11 Home 9 Bcllcfonlc 28 Home District Shamokin Regionals WUkesBane State Championship . Slate College Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Awav Home The Cherr and White wrestlers chalked up the most impressive record in the history tif the sport at Williamsport High School bv scoring ten victories in 12 matches. The grapplers were coached hy Hank Green and his assistant Bill Miller. The wrestlers opened the ' 52- ' 53 season with six C(insecuti e victories. Thev defeated Hughesville 37-13 in the lid-lifter and followed up this victory with triumphs over Lewistown, Kingston, South Wil- liamsport, Mt. Carmel, and Minicy. Shamokin then came from down river to stop this winning streak by a 24-17 score. The grapplers then record- ed four more successive wins o cr Sunbur ' , South VVilliamsport, Forty-Fort, and Lock Haven, which brought the team to the final season ' s match with Bellefonte. For the second year in a row they de- feated WHS 28-9. In the District Four meet at Shamokin, the Cherry and White team placed second, with individual district crowns going to Senior Bob Rainey, 138- pound class and junior Richie New ' man, 95-pound class. In the Regional contests held at Wilkcs-Barre, Rainey and Newman annexed titles, but both boys were eliminated in the State finals held at State College. Ch eerleaa ers Left — The new peppy Sophomore cheerleaders. Left to Riglil-Edith Smith, Janet Ocker, Beryl Woolever. Kneeling, Left to Right— Marlene Herrick, Vi Standing, Left to Rigiit— Gerry Seewald, Pegg) ' Siegel, Caiol Phillips, Martha Patterson. The cheerleading squad, supervised by Mrs. Edith Havvn, was composed this vear of three seniors, three juniors, three sophomores. The girls, who begin their cheerlead- ing careers in their sophomore year, are at each home athletic event to lead the students in their cheers. Thev also ap pear with the band as a marching unit as well as pepping the student body up at pep meetings. The rewards these girls get for all their effort is the enjovment of cheering on our athletic teams plus a letter sweat- er awarded them at the end of their senior vear. Senior cheerleaders. Marlene Herrick, Martha Patterson. Left to Riglit- Frazier, 101 Clockwise starting with upper left picture— You Belong to Me ; You Got the Money llonev, I ' ve Got the Tickets ; Don ' t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes ; Bottcjnis Up ; He Fhes Through the Air With the Cireatest of Ease ; After You ' ve Gone ; Hold That Tiger ; I ' m Sitting on T(}p of the ' ,,rld. LAMEM DEAD LIN Track The ( ' ' ciiulci nu ' ii rcl;iinc l their District I ' oiir cniwii .it;,iin this c. i In |iilin _; ii|) 102 jioints against the -1 points 111 Mount C.irnicl, the nearest compcli- t(ii. It was the sixth e(inseeiiti e ear that the Mil- linnaiies ha e eoine out on top in District lour. Wx this win the Millionaires c[ualilied at least one person in each e t ' nt lor the State Meet. In tiie liethlehem l ela s and a ain at I lanoxer, anil IJmira, the trackmen detcaled some ot the best tc.nns in the state. t Bethlehem the MilHonaircs handed C ' oatcsxille, the State Champs in 1952, their hrst (.Icleat in twd ears. now ' e er, in an effort to avenj e this loss, Cloates ille eanie hack to deleat lis in a tliial meet at C i)ates ille. . t lihiiira, W ' l IS attain displaxed its jiowcr in w ' innini; lour Inst pkices and two second places out ol the sc en c ents in which we were entered. Of the loLH ' hrst places the Millionaires broke records in the 440, the SSO, and the two-mile rekns. Iiiji. IVnn lU-lav Iciini-tirsl Ran-, left to Rig)it-Gcurf;i- Wilkr Hd Skeatli. ' Smmd Kou ' -Mike Miller, John Hughes. !itJt(om-1952 Slate ch.nmpinn Ed Brcsnick, prcnariiv tn .lefeiid his litlu. lirsl H ,u I-efl li, Rifihl-C-.wh Hank t.reeji, C oacli liiU Mdler. Kdliii liies. lioli J .hnM,ii. Wall Uunbl.,ii, Juliii W ..ul, Waim- Cicen. t.n.roe Walker, Mike Miller, Lou liaitv, lid lire.snick, Cloath Rav Jamison. Snnml Roii ' -Rav Luxemherser, Sieve Baidv, Pete Sides, Ed Skealh, Tim Kniolii, Charles Stearns, Joe Judd. Roijer Bogart, John Einn, Jack Strauh, Larry Young, George Rover, John Hughes, Tom Jenkins. Third «.ne-Arl Henninger, Bob Manning, Bu . Welker, John Piper, Boh C hianelli, John Stuempfle, I)on Modav, Rav Harris, Bill llpdcgralf. Bob Ilanshaw, Harvey Bair. Jim Hart. IJim Baitv. Eoiirlh Koie-Al Smith, .Arwood Mitstifer, Tom Sheots. Bob Eichenlaub, Dick Fensla- maker, Boh Ardcll, Ron Bcamer, Bob Beamer, Norman Dyer, Ed Moore, Dennis DuHield, Don Enigk, Jim Booden, Ed Kimble. 106 Top-Coach Rav Jamison, center, and assistants liill Mille ' It-tt, and Hank Green, rigltf. Bottom-Mike Miller, W. H. S. record holder for hiuh hurdle displaying his technique. Golf WMS oolfers under the coachino of Howard I larcr had a with Four wins a bers are Seniors Junior Terrv Re and Hugh Ma second and District Fou Championsh: spn again this ear The team mem- ison and Leo Snowiss, Ipliomores Dick Seiders lohrtison and Seiders won in the • State ]ollepe April 23 (H) Wt May 2 (A) WH May 5 (H) May 9 1 May 121 May 14 (H) WHS Hli, Lewisburg Vi May 16 (H) WHS 2nd and 4th places May 22 (A) State Championship 1953 RESULTS April 25-26 (A) Penn Relays Did not place May 2 (A) Bethlehem Relays 1. Williamsport 17 2. Allentown 15 3. Coatesville 8 May 6 (A) Hanover Relays 1. Williamsport 17 2. Carlisle 15 3. John Harris May 7 (A) Coatesville I . Coatesville 73 i 2. Williamsport 53 ' 2 May 13 (A) Elmira Relays 1 . ' illiamspo t 26 2. Vestal 12 3. Ithaca 9 May 15 (H) District 1. Williamsport 102 2. Mount Carrnel 53 3. Shamokin 5 May 23 (A) State Meet Bottovi, Left to Rioht-Dkk Seiders, Jim Johns and Tern Rebe watch Leo Snowiss , Hugh Major up. first lUnv. left tn Kii;)il-I Mii , KM.ili,.n, M.irv Llk-n I.uplc.n, I!..l Uiirru .rIult. Ii,,h an .iliii. J.ihn lirink. Jun..th, n Phillips, !■liisoman. Joan I l.-iislir. Srt,„„l ;!,.u- Di.me CUnian. lii-llv Ovcrdiirf. IVs tjv Stuck-. I!ol) I ' rav. Charles Sc-idcl, Charlciu- Hart, ■es Stanziom-, Marv Jam- MiIUt. llurd ioir-Euocin- , l.,r hart, 1 rud Str.Kh„.ann, liub C.-hrit;, I!nh llinklcman, I r«l Si-cwald. T urn. ck Tlie Clock This pla ' is a ffiree-act COjmtK built, aKniiul lUv iinixcrsal liiilli that all gencn tiii are moic i -l  !i-ajikc | all. During the sljopt  pc i i-il cenc 1 r. y THrs. Charles Hill are waiting up tor ftreia ' ,laugntc4r, worincd ancpiftnccrnecl. Mr. Ilill, who is a bank jf rcsLlwit, is growing angrv. harj on the so-called irresponsilbk ' s ' of the ounger generation. 1 1(? ' is«Teminded ol some of his o i ' n I vciuMtili ainl jiions antl the clock is Uirned back. W ' c .and - Lire crammed uit then meet Mr. land Mis. ITill .is hioh school SeniiT n ' the ear 1928. The three rQtfit itD Tiikirip interesting pl.i . ith the ■iWl subplots, laughtei I j ro .,---ess. The pn)bre t ot teenager,. are eternal— love, ambitmir. de( ? ns. pl fcg enthusiasms, and fads. .Ml problems are solved TlikiripusTv, maimti a haiiiiN- ending and an surprises, and hea t arpVig tend ' rness.x The pff)br ot teenagers ' i ,irrv . li..,, Uurr a.nur ,s sl,„u „„. 1„ s,sU-. s S,,llv l..n 1 ,„l,s, S.,IU kiss.s 1.1 f.ilhcr .l„ ath ,n Phillips . whih 1 Sanford) and Lvic (Jean McMahonJ at d his m..thi ' (Mar V 1 llt-n Larrv I.H k . , happily. Lupton) his ability on the ukc . 108 . . . Now is tne Hour ' Senior D;i - ii)llcd around again on Marcli 15 with the presentation of Vietor Herbert ' s For- tune Teller, a gay operetta. The Seniors dressed in traditional white, then went to see Monsoon. At 9 a. m. on May 14, Moxing-Llp Day, the juniors received the responsibilities for the com- ing vear from the Seniors. On the afternoon of the same dav, W. H. S. Memories, a review of our days here at high school, was presented by the Class of 1953. Top— Girls of the graduating class enjoy refreshments after moving-up day exercises. Bottom— Ed Skeath, Junior Class President, accepts re- sponsibilities from Senior Class President Bob Kimble during class dav First Rou ' , Left to Right— Lany Swartz, Penny Pannehaker, John Ertel, Barbara Leniz, Frank Woly- neic, Matt Sechinger. Second Roir-Frank tagliaferri, Marlene Herrick. David Lloyd, Neil Mac- . rthur, Beatrice Vassalo, Pat Tupper, Betty Snautfer, Bill Shaffer. Third Koir— Ken Williamson, Bob Pray. Cast of tlie Fortune Teller 109 Quill aiul i Scroll n.nv, Icit to ;ii 4 l(- J.uu-t iulllls, S.I. ,,, .ilm. IJlfn I ' viiss. S.iJU All,,-,.. . ,.., .. t.i.i:!,-. . liroL-kwav. .SVcomi iirnr hluinc l ' ..iir, S,,IK 1 isIil r, Jeanne lir.jhil, balK llnssc, .Vld.K. le VVdIl .. iimi ' -lMartha Pattfrson, Marv Jam.- Mill. i. 1 Ki. ( ,,r sun, Suzanne Mann, Diirothv Kisemar . fourth Harry Agnor, Jack Bodle, Richard 11., in. i .■.. Si,..w ss, Jack Carpenter, Fred Stroehmann William PUBLICATIONS HEADS FOI? ■5V54 . I to Rii.).l-J )hn O ' Connor, edit.ir, C:lierir .  Whiu-. Kent Bittncr, business manager, Im .Memoir. Edward Skeath, etlitor, l.a Alemoire; Robert She wood, busii anaj;er, C icrry a i W ' liile PuJilications Day On April 2. , Publications Da w.is licltl in recognition ol our high school publications members who were awarded Quill and Scroll membership the night before at their annual banquet, and also tor those who were awarded ' I IS publications pins. Our publications are Qherry and V J u i:, scliool magazine; _ Mcmo ' nc. earbook; .md BiJlton ' ii Banner, school newspaper. Publications pins were awarded to those stall members who ha e done outstanding work in writing, editing, art. or as a mem- ber of the business staff. Quill and Scroll is an intcrnation.il honorarx ' societ ' for high school journalists. Punlications Pins l irst f)oir. I ,11 u, I ' .v hl Case, Sallv Mover. Ruth Ke Bair, Maxinc Waltz, Elsie C .Marv Cillo. Trances Stan ioi uninei. I.nul n.h.is. I!,iu OMi.hiif, IMnllis Su.ink. luiu- Keller, I,-..n m In .,, Shiriiv Steu.irt. Barb.ira r, l.enora Broekuav, Justine Robins.in. iMarv Sanford. Secoii,) ioii-M.ulb.i P.iII.rs.in, Ellen Ross, Elaine son, Wanda Hugj;ins, Nancy Gocrtz, Marv Ellen Lupton, CJloria Williamson, Knv Brennan, Beverly O ' Connell, , Oor.jthv Eiseman. I ' liird Rou -Jane Underwood, Susannc Van ' alin, Mary Jane Miller, Jean McMaho Sallv Fisher, Jeanne Brobst, Sallv Rosser, Clenna Smith, Frances Rhea, Susie .M.ii Richard Whitman. Fonrlli Roie-Harry Agnor, Jack Bodlc, Leo Siiowiss, Jack Carp. •d Stroehmann, Jonalhon Philii|)s, William Rake Dick H.irn, Lon Ihiman, William B.ivee, Roger Rai First Row, Left to Riglit-Suzaniic Mann, Dorothy Crouch, Sally Fisher. Frances btanzione. Maxine Waltz Second Row— Llewellyn Diplock, Anthony Antonio, Robert Kimble, Leo Snowiss, Ken Williamson, Jack Bodle Robert Van ' alin, Fred Stroehmann, Richard Whitman. National Honor bociety Honor Kevs were presented at the Senior Dav Exereises, May 1 Chapel Exercises, and Commencement. In order to be awarded a kev, a student must attain a scholastic aver- age of 85 and is required to gain 30 honor points in the four fields: scholarship, extra curricular acti ities, competitive e ents, and school positions. COmim-nLununt hii;hlit;hl-Alfr«l M. Bl;il,f,lev. president ..f the illijnisp..rt School Board, present!, diplom.i to Class Presideiu Boh Kimble. Coiiimenceiiient Baccalaureate TiRs(.Ki . Ma 2S, 19St marked the (.■it;lu - sftiiiul .iiinii.il ninimciKx ' im ' iiI exercises in llie illi.ims|i(irl I hull Sclidiil C. mnasiiim. I he in (n.,ili(in was iveii h the I ' levereiul . I . li.nis, pastdf ol MiilheiiA Methcuhst Chinch. I hi ' eiiinini-neemi ' iit .iilihess. was i;i en h Weslex . I l.imes, I ' li.l.).. Assistant President n{ Keuka e:()he,i;e, Keiika Park. X. V. The Rc ' . Ij. T. 1 err , pastur (il the Assem- M ol Cidd C hurch, ga e the henediction. B.ice.ilaiireatc serxices were held Sunday. hi 24, 1 ) -1 in the t; nmasiiiin. ] he inxoca- tiiin w.is uixen h Re . R. L. Morris, pastor oF -MulherrN .Methodist Church. The scriptures were read with the Rev. LlewelKn O. Diplock, pastor of Christ Episcopal Church delivering the sermon. Informal shot .,1 senu.r uW after Baccalaureate t ereiuonx . 1 ill to Rig(i(-Barl)ara iMoll, Alary Ann Todc-seo, Kay W ' clker, and Marlyne Porter. ent speakers, left (o Rii; ,l Rohert S chull . Su iind Llewellvn IJinlock. 112 ' arewe 11! As Mr. Millionaire closes the cover of the 1953 La Memoire, he also brings down the curtain on another vvonderFul year at WHS. Nothing is left of this ear, except the memories which are recorded between the co ers of this yearbook. Here is his final word: Hi everyone, or should I say cheerio, adios, or what- e er it is which means good-bve, for this will be the last chance I ' ll ha e to talk to vou directly as Mr. Mil- lionaire. From now on I ' ll just be a memory, like your school days through which I ha e just guided vou. I hope I ha en ' t missed anything, but if I did I ' m very sorrw 1 don ' t know whether I mentioned it about a hundred pages ago in my introduction speech or not, but the very best of luck to you in your future years! I hope your high school education will help bring suc- cess to you in everything you do. Don ' t forget me or good old WHS! Now to those who made this volume possible, the La Memoire Staff and myself would like to express our gratitude and special thanks to: Widemire Studios, which arranged the club and homeroom pictures and divider pages; Van Baelen Studios for the Senior por- traits; and the Grit Publishing Company for its in- valuable contribution toward the layout and printino of this yearbook. Yours . . . For the honor of old High School, and the Chcrrv and the White, 9idC(f Xj!i£miik Yearbook Photographers and Consiiltaiib VAN BALEN STUDIO Photographic Arts VAN BALEN BROTHERS 111 ACADEMY STKKKT WILLIAMSI ' OIM, I ' A. Tolophono 2-7r)l(; D. S. ANDRUS CO. 135 West Third St. PIANOS — RADIOS BAND INSTRUiMENTS ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS VICTROLAS AND RECORDS TELEVISION AND SHEET MUSIC ASAM WALLPAPERS INC. Distinctive WALL DECORATIONS 427 MARKET STREET L. C. BALL TOURS 431 Market Street Phone 3-2262 Reservations for Business or Pleasure BEAUTY BAR Specializing in HAIR STYLES and PERMANENTS Telephone n0r 3 129 West Fourth St. BECK and BECK 51 Years of Progress and Leadership ' ' Phone 2-4643 iT? f Jerry Haldeman, a member of the Li. S. Army, who has completed hi? credits for graduation in the Class of ' 53. FOR THE FINEST Try Beiter ' s Complete Food Market Penn and Eldred Streets Compliments of C. R. BERGER Round Top Prodlcts trout run E. H. BERNSTINE PRESCRIPTION DRIGGIST 601 Arch Street Williamsport, Pa. BOND S DRUG STORE 345 Market Street Phone 2-9812 Free Delivery BROZMAN ' S 3 19 Piiir Si. Young Moderns ' Shop Second Floor Headquarters for TEEN FASHIONS Lycoming College A.B. and B.S. Dejirees Lihcrul Arts Mt ' diral Technology BiisiiU ' ss idmiuislraliou Pre-Profess ' umal Secondary Educut ' nm Fivf.-Ykar Cooperativk Programs in Engineering with Bueknell Iniver- sily and the Pennsylvania Slate Col- lege. in Forestry with Duke liii ersity. Three years of Liheral Arts at Lycom- ing and two years of professional studies at second school lead to A. B. and a professional degree. F.Min.ird in 1R12 DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Phone 7933 iFnr Terminal Courses. See Page 141.) Congratulations Class of 53 Bluesloiie Service Station 527 Washington Blvd. CHARLIE SHOLDER. Prop. EAT BUCKEYE Potato Chips PRETZELS PEAM IS Compliments of BRAUNSTEIN ' S BAKERY and LUNCHEONETTE CAPITOL THEATRE • A Coiiierford Owiu ' d Iliratrc BRYFOGLE ' S Flowers Dial 2-4201 11 West Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT, I ' A. Brass Auto . Ii«;iiiiieiit Brake and Wheel Service Front Knd Alignment — heel Balancing CLARKSON CHEMICAL « Va CO., INC. SANITARY SUPPLIES mm ' t iaJl and TW ySIi FLOOR MAINTENANCE f-T ' T SUPPLIES • Phone 2-2646 Willianisport, Pennsylvania W Ihi ' - t,h l.iiM 1 |M. Com|)linients of CARPENTER HARDWARE 414 WashinRton Blvd. CARROLL HOUSE Dial 3-63.30 The House and Garden Store CHAAPEL ' S SEED STORE CLOKEY AGENCY Evpiything for the Farm and Garden Since 1877 REALTORS and INSURERS Dial 1208 39 East Third St. 2108 West Fourth Street Phone 2-2158 CHERRY WHITE CLEANERS featuritig 1 - HOUR CLEANING ,-3 AJ-; JIM ' S Famous Home Made lee ( ' ream Salladashurff, I ' a. J. .1. COIIICK. J ' roprirlor C.Miiplinirlil- ol DERR ' S ICE CREAM 18.-)!) E. Third St. COLLINS-RHODES CO. Flotvers (i(i;5 HKKDIC STREET DICE DRUG CO. WILLIS C. DICE. Ph O pri:s(;hipti() s Third and Mulberry Streets Ciiniplimrnts of COMMUNITY DRUG 2 West Fourth Street rnnipliini ' iils of A. F. DOLAN L-.! W. FOlRTIi ST. Sport Wear Headquarters for Young Men Ijlp (;ON(;K Tri, TIONS and GOOD LUCK h. 111.- CLASS of ' .53 DURRWACHTER ' S MARKET ■ii(l MARKET ST. Not twice as nincli but twice as pood Compliments of PAGE CONWAY YALLAMONT BARBER SHOP Phone 4lil  - ' :( Market Street, Williamsport. Pa. A FRIEND DELVAN BLOCK COMPANY Cinder Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Phone ir.tA E. Southern Ave. SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Complinii-nts of East EikI Shoe Repair 729 Franklin St. CUPP S DAIRY ( iirrnsoy MILK Phone 9929 ELECTRIC SHOP 511 Cemetery Street W. J. EVENDEN ' S SONS FLOWKKS of (iuality Will, Se,M,,. 11, al 1- l)rp,.„,ial,le i:!9 West Fourth St. Phone - ' -Kl ' l EBERHARTS Complete FOOD MARKET Phone 505: Cor. Sixth Ave. and Memorial Av FAXON CLEANERS R. H. FINK. Class of ' 34 Now FINK ' S PAINT STORE 338 Mifflin Place 350 I ' ine St.. Williamsport. I ' a The Store for Men anil Boys Finks FAMOUS FOR SPORTS 17 West Third Street Compliments of a FRIEND Best Wishes Class of ' 53 A. C. EVERHART PLANING MILL Builders oj Ql ALITY MILLWORK Phone 2-0426 210-226 Locust Street, WILLIAMSPORT. PENNA. 121 IKY-LYOIN DANCE S IIJDIO 1201 SluTulaii St. (:niiiiialul,ili..n- hi ihc (:ia - (il ' )7h FLLLMERS FOOD MAHkEI Ph.ine 17. ' ,1 Tho Jacob (iehron Co.. Inc. lU II,l)i:i{S and lit ILDKHS ' SLFl ' LIES (;(i; Ccmeliry St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. W. T. Grant Company Knotvn for liottor ] Hint ' s • lOS West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. Fur Smart Wnnirn ' and Misses ' Styles aiul fnl MY) ...,,1 Valui-s Awnys Try G I T T L E M A N ' S 348 Pine Street SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOFS £ CLICKS - 2 S 118 V. Fourth St. SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES J. C. GREENYA Guarnnteed Watch — Clock Kepairinji :-: n -in West Fourth Slrepl CmiipliiiiPiits of COLDY LUMBER CO. ANTHONY GRIECO Wholesale FRIIT and I ' RODICE Itiil Market St. Williamsport, Pa. CompliniPiits of (;OOD ' S CITY MILLS. INC. 2117 Webb Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. CONGRATIL.ATIONS. CL.ASS OF ' S.3 Folniar Welding and .Sle« ' I Sni)ply Company 130 Locust St. RALPH B. GRAMMER JKW ELER IIS West Fourth Street A SAKK PLACE TO BLY DIAMONDS OCKER ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Com.. Esso Hkating Oil ami I]irm;rs 664 East Third Street Phone 2-9116 (Umgnihildlioiis lo tln Class of l ),!. ' } FISHER COAL MINES Kor SUNDAE or SNACK Stop at G U S ' the Citys Best 38 West Fourth Street Compliments of HALL ' S DRUG STORE NEWBERRY R. M. HARTMAN CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Phone 4344 473 Market Street HEINTEL ' S CARD SHOP Can 5 for All Occasions 326 Market Street GUNS and AMMUNITION PHOTO EQUIPMENT FISHING TACKLE WHEEL GOODS LUGGAGE Harder Sportiiig; Goods 336 Pine Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. HAROLD L. HALL, florist (formerly LEWIS ' ) Shop— Rear 1200 Almond St. Residence — 1324 Sherman St. Phone 9441 ilnll ! NMll llllllk. ' Harrington Dairv Co. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 917.5 De icrous y Different DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM I 123 BEST WISHES lOK A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE GRADUATES OF 1953 Hilslier Priiiliii Co. HOOVER ' S (iualitq KlKNITrRE I ewer Prices -■Vl W. Third St. WILLIAMSPORT. PA. HOOVER GEHRON INC. The Clotliinff Store for Men and Young Men XI West Third St. — Opposite Court House WILLI.VMSPORT. PA. Established 1856 C()mp]imi ' Mts of JOHN B. IRVIN Bkst Wishes TO Tin: Ci.xss OF ' F JENNIN(;S BOOTERY JONES MH.IJNERY imt V. I ' diirlh St. WILLI A.MSI ' OKT, l ' , . Willianisporl Slove Fiiriia ' « Co. 521 .Market St., Williamsport, I ' a. Dial 2-0tiI(i KELCHNER ' S Home Math ' ( ' .aiidy and Ice Cream Keystone Automotive Service l.nuliTS in Radiator. Brake ami . iil(i Electric Service MTO GL. SS SERVICE Cor. West Third and Hepburn Streets, Williamsport, Pa NEWBERRY JEWELRY Coinpliiiionts of Kni«;ht ' ' s Confectionery 1701 Memorial Avenue 1894 1953 KOLB S DRUGS Drugs — Prescriptions — Cosmetics A Dependable Store lor 58 Years 2: ' , East Third St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. KOLLEGE KLEANERS Kear l.W Kast Kdurth Street I ' hone :{-2. .00 Lowry Electric Co., Inc. AUTHORIZED AGEM And DISTRIBUTORS GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS 643 Elmira Street Williamsport, Penna. I ' hone 2-7841 Compliments of CHAS. R. KRIMM LUMBER CO., INC. Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of Little Leaffue Baseball, Inc. If Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 313 and 321 Pine Street WILLIAMSPORT. PENNA. J. H. LARSON FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS .514 Market Street WILLIAMSPORT. PA. Compliments of Lvfoiuinjt Cigar Candy Co., Inc. 1417 High St. Williamsport LYCOMING MILLS Manufacturers of anil Dealers in All Kinds of Grain and Mill Feeds Diary Feed and Fertilizers Phone 2-2258 JACK KRAMER MEMORIAL CO. Authorized ROCK OF AGES DEALER 516 High St. Phone 2-8538 125 Lyooniiiig News Agency :{1() Hepburn Street K SPAI ' 1;K niSTRIIU tors an,l MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTlOxN AGENCY LYCOlAIING HEATING CO. : 0(i Market Street Phone 4450 Coniplinieiits of LYCOMING-SPENCER VCO I MANUFACTURING A M CORPORATION Complimenls ol MINKIN SALVAGE CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS Scrap Iron and Strd Metals — Waste Materials . street WILLIAMSrORT. PA. Compliments o{ STEPHEN MODAY GROCERY Compliments From MARILYN MODES Distinctive Apparel for Women and Misses Jack Siraiil) leaps hi{:h fnr tv MARTINS DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY Small weekly or monthly payments NO INTEREST — NO CARRYING CHARGES :il West Third St. Opposite Court Ho Moltz Chevrolet Co., Inc. 416-440 W. Thirtl St. Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of MORRISON SWEEPER AND APPLIANCE CO. 331 West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. MONTOUR AUTO SERVICE Distributors of TYDOL GAS and VEEDOL OIL 112 Broad Street MONTOIKSVILLE, PA. Best Wishes Class of 1953 METZGERS JEWELRY Where Better Diamnnds Cost Less SETH THOMAS WATCHES 111 W. Third St. — Second Floor Established lOJ!) MlIKrilVS GULI SEKVICE WashinK, Lubricatinj; Tiros. Hattorios and Acrcssories K. 1). N(.. 2 Dial 1002 THE W. M. NICELY CO. ROYAI. and HEMINGTON I ' orlablc T.vpewr iters Dial .Vill 12S West WilloH Street For the Right An-vvers McNAMARA S Painl Center Cnmplinirnts „f O.k. BARBER SHOP VM) E. Fourth St. :i HAHHtKS NAU ' S CONFECTIONERY 1127 Almond St. ICE CRE.VM — CANDY — SNACKS GIFTS — TOYS THE OTTO BOOK STORE BOOKS — STATIONERY WALLPAPER 232 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. NEWTON S GROCERY CHEESE A SPECIALTY Home Cured .Meats, Birds E.ve Frozen Foods (irowcrs Market Phone ■. ' -IKi- , Willianisport. Pa. L. T. POOLE Sunoco Service Station A to Z LI r.KICATION 101 Washington Blvd. Bank of Newberry • Member of Federal Dejmsil Insurance Corjtoration • WILLIAMSPORT, PA. NORGE Home Appliances Give You Everything You Need for Better Living NEYHARTS 1 II West Third St. Established in 1871 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1953 PAUL ' S LUNCH PORTER WELDING CO. 1651 E. Third St. Phone 2-3905 FRED PFEIFFER PLUMBING and HEATING Phone 2-3255 953 Louisa St. Williamsport, Pa. R. C. PHILLIPS Trading as PURE FOOD PRODUCTS CO. PICKELNER COAL CO. Office and Yard 309 W. Third St. at Hepburn Dial Congratulations From POLLOCK ' S JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ' ho want? to go hark to class after a fire drill Congratulations. Class of ' 53 West Branrh Beef Products Williamsport J-B MEAT PRODUCTS RAEMORE SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE — GUNS RELOADING EQUIPMENT 300 W. 1th St. Williamsport, Pa. MAC ' S ROADSIDE MARKET PENNEY ' S Where Everyone Shops With Confidence 114-116 West Fourth Street 129 I n,k a.i.l (in.,,! Wi-li.- In llir Cla- nf IT,:! R A M I N r U A R IVI A C Y 17 W . Ilh St. Villi:ims|)c.rl, I ' a. rho no :t-(;:UH ri:ese ' s sports center Hunting and Fishing E(iui|)int ' nt Team Onlfilling 43 W. Fourth St. ( !iiiii|(linirnts (if TIw K I Alio THEATRE W. p. ILSON I ' icside?! and Crnrrnl M(inas.er Ever thing Electrical Sold and Repaired PRIOR and SALLADA CO. Established ISiW 230 I ' ine Strt ' el a IT ' S EASY TO PAY THE RELIAE TurniiureCo. 18-30 Eost Third Street WILLIAMSPOHT ' S GREATER FURNITURE STORE IT ' S EASY TO PAY THE RELIABLE WAY CONGRATULATIONS! We Invite You to Visit and Insj eet the Reliable Furniture Co. On Market S«jiiare — as your Parents and Gl■an(lj arent ■have done before you ! Yes. bo safe . . .be hn])j y . . . better buy (it the Relidble ■' Wherever (iii Cn I lii re ' I ' alkinj; Dynallnu RICHARDSON BUICK CO. 405 West Third Street Roberts Furniture Marl George H. Roller Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Compliments of Royal Home Furnishings 327 West Third St. C. A. REED COMPANY 99 CHESTNUT STREET Paper Tableivare of Distinction Congratulations to the Class of 1953 J. K. RISHEL FURNITURE COMPANY 131 AMI UK AS BKST KNOWN HATCHES ll.uinlliin — Bulova — Omen — KIb. I.oll|; ■— Wcst(li-ld J. S. RUDMTZKI, INC. The Diamond Center In Williamsport r. ' .i Ve l fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT. PA. MELVIN L. SCHLAUCH JEWELER Diamonds a Specinlly 111 West Willow St.. Jnst a Step From Pine Dial 2- KM) Williamsport, Pa. SMII ' MAN HHOniKKS I Aim sioKi: 200 MarUft St. SHOWER ' S JEWELRY STORE Clnrknte a. .Shikk. I ' rop. 211 W. Fiiurth Street UIAMONUS — WATCHES — JEWELKV SHOP gygg ROEBUCK AND CO. SAVE The iiKist ((iriiiilctr ile|iailnient store in illiaMispoi t 130 West Fourth Street I ' hone 2-17. ' )l 4(;i) Pine Street Compliments of SHAPIRO FURNITURE CO. Nationally Known Furniture at Lowest Prices in the City CoNCRATn.ATinNS TO THE Cl. SS OF ' 53 DIA PRINT SCREEN PROCESS CO. 239 William Street riimplinients nf CLAYTON C. SMITH COMPANY 702 Mulberry Street Refrigeration and Air Conditioning M. L. SMITH COMPANY INC. EiiRineers and (leneral Contractors 1.309 WashinRlon Blvd. EDWARD W. SMITH CO., INC. DRUG STORE 764 W. Fourth Street Dial 7344 Williamsport, Pa. (Compliments of A FRIEND O. T. Smithgall C. A. Ging Sniitligall and Giiiji Market Meats of Quality Our Specialties — Home Cured Hams and Bacon All Pork Sausage :K8 Couit St. Dial 2-4711 Phone 2-4804 Zenith Radios Smith ' s Home Furnishers F ' urniture, RuRs and Stoves 766 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, I ' a. SNIDERS FOOD MARKET Groceries — Meat I ' roducts Frosted Foods — I ' roduce 846 Diamond Street Dial 3-0013 SOMERVILLE STUDIOS L. L. STEARNS SONS Williamsport, Pa. Spoils Qualily Meal Markel Stands No. 9 and 12 Growers Market L. EMERSON SPOTTS, Prop. Compliments of CARL H. STEELE Distributor ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. OFFICE MACHINES W4-22(i W. Third Street (next to Grit) Williamsport Just clieerin ' in the rain. Compliments of STAIMEN BROTHERS You Will Always Find a Hearty Welcome at the Stationery Store of THE SMITH PRINTING COMPANY 137 West Fourth Street STEIGEK IJUOS., INC. Fine Leather (; Mids — I ' mbrellas SportiiiK (Joods 11 Vc■l iourth St. UII.LIAM.SrORT, I ' A. Sterling 5 10c to $1.00 Corner West Fimrth and Campbell Streets Phone 4S87 STEWART AUTO SERMCE General Auto Repairs Tires — Batteries — Accessories Cor High St. and Wildwood Blvd. Coining, N, Y. Elmira. N Y. Williamsport. Pa J. P. M. SULLIVAN THE STORES OF Distinctive Furniture, Kurs and Draperies ■.■0!)--.M:i E. Third Street WII.LI.AMSPORT, PA. Compliments of Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. Hadiii iiiid Te ' li- isidii Division 1221 West Third Street Williamsport KEN WILLIAMSON If luth ' sitle Candy Soda Fountain Supplies Williamsport, I ' a. STOVER CANDY CO. 510 Fifth Ave. WILLIAMSPORT, I ' A. Congratulations to the Class of 195.3 Susquehanna Paper and Box Corp. 431 Hepburn St. BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1953 Syiitex Fabrics, Iiic i iiiii 111 Hill mi ' Hill iiii = m nil m Hill m ' mi ' soys W i I I i a m s p o r I ' s L a r fi e s t Depart ni c n t .Store .Success is Achieved Throujrh I)epeii(lal)ility OvMied ami Opcralrd ii One I- ' aini! Since lI ' oO TAG S MARKET PRODUCE— GROCERIES— MEATS 105 Ross St. Williamsport, I ' a. Cia.i.C r j . a.CLe. x a. A.e - . Fourth at Court Street Tailoring — Furnishings — Clothing — Hats ULMAN BROS. Star Clothing House 1-5 West Third St. Established 1840 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Mary and Bill Usmar Usniar ' s Colonial Restaurant Montoursville, Pa. Kt ' t-p yuur tyt REACH FOR qM BREAD AT ITS BEST 135 JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL-ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE TRAYER COAL CO. Sole Agents 764 West Edwin St. Phone 3-Gfill CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to CLASS of 1953 SWEET ' S STEEL COMPANY Mills ami Coiionil Ojfues WILMAMSPORT, PA. VA DERLINS CLEA ERS 3 Generations of Service Dial 9144 D. J. Vanniicci Pharmacy Market and Hepburn Streets Phone 2-0726 VARSITY SHOP Williamsport ' s Friendliest Men ' s Store 358 Market St. Hughes pins his man again. VITA CRAFT Superior CoolvMare for our Hope Chest CITIES SERVICE WEXTZLERS. L C. Waltz Baker OU Co.. Inc. How. RD R. Heiny Third and Walnut Sts. and Telephone 2-5043 South Williamsport THE GENERAL TIRE GOES 341 W. Jefferson St. WILLIAMSPORT. PA. a long way to make a friend WENDLE ' S WE NER GROCERY Drugs, Prescriptions. To s and Games East End ' s Most Popular Grocery Phone 9765 909 Arch St. WILLIAJISPORT. PA. 1300 Sherman Street (:,.„i|,lii„.nU nf The Vi osl Branch Aniiisrnu-iit i]u. f.r; V • t I ourlh Slrtfl Phone ■.t-.ilil More Fun For a Nickel Coin Operated Amu.sement Machines WEST END PHARMACY S. E. SEEWALD PRESCRIPTION I)Rl ' (;(;iST 507 Cemetery St. William.sport, I a. ( ' ()ni|iliriu ' iil- (if DR. WHITTAKER PATROMZE OUR ADVERTISERS Com]5liments of Willianisport Battery Co. In BOTTLES { ' ompliiiieiils of Willianisport Mirror ami Glass Co. MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF DANCING 32 West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS and APPLIANCES Willianisport Orthopedic Surgical Supply Co. 138 East Fourlh Street 442 William St. WETZEL-RIDER COMPANY REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE — APPRAISALS HEATING COOLING INDOOR COMFORT SYSTEMS with CHRYSLER AIKTEMP Installed by WEST BRANCH AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY W II I I Wl K. li:iZ. Ou,i,r illiams|)i)rl. Pa. . )18 Fifth Avenue Phone 9884 OIL BIKNKRS liOllKKS COAL Ft RNACES I ' hone 6339 WILLIAMSPORT SADDLERY CO. LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS 42 E. Third Street Williamsport, Pa. WINNER HARDWARE CO. 837 Arch Street Dial 5736 BEST WISHES from the WOLF FURNITURE CO. 330 West Fourth Street CHET WOLF ' S COAL YARD Premium Quality Colliery Coal Stoker Coal Our Specialty Dial 2-7436 Penn Street at Fourth Street For Your Banking and Trust Services Consult the WEST BRANCH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY WILLL MSPORT, PENNSYLVANL4 Member Federal Reserve Svslem Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 139 Il s , lu;i s a I ' Icasuic In (Jixc a WELL CHOSEN GlET From BERT WOOD ' S Opposite LjcomintJ Hotel ( ' lui ialiilaliim- td lln ' Class of 19.53 The Williamsport Traiisportalion (Company MAIN I{. m Sll. l-rcsidrni Dial i :!Hl 349 East Third Street C()m|iliinrrit nf F. W. Woolw orlh Coiiipany 315 Pine St., Williamsport, Pa. We Cordially Invite You to Transact Your Hanking Business With Us WILLIAMSPORT NATIONAL BANK 329 Pine Street WILLIAMSI ' OKT, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Deposit hisiirance Citrjutratum CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' .SS WTOE MIRE STUDIOS Lycoming College Two-Year or Teriiiiiial Courses Art Music Secretarial Science Medical Secretarial Science Medical Technology Graduates of Williamsport High School have the opportunity to oli- lain a college education in their own community. Foiiiule.l 1812 Director of Admissions Phone 793.3 Lyeoniiiig College, Williainsporl, Pa (For Degree Courses, See Page 118.) A Senior gym class pla.Miif; a Ijllle luolljall CLASS OF 1953 Conpatulations! Best Wishes for your future. )Sj(ydL. Williamsport, Pa. YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Srrvinjr oiilli Siiw ' 1866 Coinpliiiienls of Williamsport Milk Dealers Assn. Boxwel WILLIAMSPORT PAPER BOX COMPANY Custom I ' ackaKing and I ' rintin !: Since 1892 Best Wishes Class of 1953 The YARDSTICK 337 I ' ine Street Williamsport, I ' a. For Curlaiiis — Drapes Fine Dress Materials Ph«iriiiacy Cheniisfry Bacteriology Biology Undergraduate and graduate studies and research offered, leading to B.Sc, M.Sc. and D.Sc. degrees. Oldest college of Its kind in the Annericas. Coeducational. Write for free catalog. Philadelphia ToUoge of IMiariiiacy and Sfieiire 43rd St., Woodland and KIngsessing Aves. Philadelphia 4, Penna. • Founded in 1821 STERN BROTHERS 14 West Third Street Fashions for Men [apital SINCE 1891 The Junior-Senior Prom which attracted one of the largest crowds in tlie liistory of ' . H. S. on May 9, 1953 Complete Coimnercial ENGRAVING - PRINTING SERVICE .,s«SS .,v - . s .,v S ,-v S.-., ..■S .ii .,x „.i .-V - , S ' ., ,,v SS - .,x .,v SSS - . i ,,v S .,v P - ., P .,. ..s .,v   DESIGNING , , , ENGRAVING , , , PRINTING , , , BINDING A . . . . 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