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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1954 volume:

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Before becoming class adviser he had served as LA MEMOIRE adviser for 7 years and is at the present time a member of the Commercial Department. During his three years as class teacher, Mr. Livingston has done a great deal toward fulfilling the wishes and hopes of our class. Through him we have been given help and understand- ing vvith all our problems and because of his Don't shoot 'til you see the whites of tireless efforts our class has realized many of its ambitions. For these and many other reasons we sincerely say thanks for making our three years of high school ones we'll never forget. their eyes. Qua ian o' ? 011 C rd fth I t pr gl e Loya sock - Mr. Living mis summer occupation. 4 UIUN MR. E Senio Cl DWARD H. L T Charting the Course . . Yes, another year has ended at Williamsport High. And for some of us it was not just another year, it was our last year. It's all over and we've graduated. We're on our own now. It seems strange leaving the old school for the last time as a student. From now on vve'll have only fond memories of our high school days, our athletic teams, our dances and parties-yes, and even those anxious hours during examination periods. There's no doubt about it, we've had some of the best years of our lives here at W. H. S. We're going to miss every moment of it-from our first day as bewildered sophomores to our last day as members of the graduating class of 1954. On the pages that follow, we, the members of the LA MEMOIRE staff, have compiled some of the highlights of this 1953-54 year. It is our hope that in the years to come these pages will recall the happy days we have spent together as students at Williamsport High. 6 as C14 f-. The Log ADMINISTRATION , CLASSES .... ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS . . . SPRING ACTIVITIES . ADVERTISING . . . , ,. H ww.sawW 'W SWmWmN Page 10 Page 20 Page 68 Page 92 Page104 Page114 PX Williamspcmrt H i g h School through a window in the gymnasium. u . . . All Our Se A view of the many parts to our Technical Institute. Q VVilliam sport Technical Institute. lll' Own A side View of VK i iamsl 9 711 wrt High Schonl. S v . Q Q a Q Q 4f 'vw ,ax He who commands the sea has command of everything. -CICERO xx gk ' f X 7193? .fm W ,, ..N. ,,..,, :IQ ? Q W 335, X s ,r sl. 5 A I..-ww. ss-3. :,...::f .::.,.gE:- .:.,.' ,r Qi Wifffi-ws Ymwriaymw ,. DR. GEORGE H. PARKES Superintendent of Schools Sc ool Board Weighing Anchor . Your Ohligation to Your School As one meets and works with the industrial, busi- ness and civic leaders of the Wllll8I11S1701'f area, he cannot but be impressed by the part played in the community by the graduates of the VVilliainsport lligh School. Those who have passed through the halls of this great school before you are the leaders in every Walla of life. They have opened many doors for you. You, in your turn, have the obligation of maintaining that envious Position for your Alina Mater. l am confident that the Class of l954 will not be found wanting in this duty. lVlay l wish you all a future full of happiness and service. .aww Sitting, Luft to Rigl1tfRev. joseph E. Law, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Seitz, James D. VVitl1er, Edward I. Durr- wuchter, Richard C. Allen, Richard C. Fenstamaker. Standing-Nathan VV. Stuart, Oliver llafer, Sherman Matthews, XX'illiam VVilkin:-son, Dr. George H. Parkes, Charles Vllhipple, John Person, Jr., Joseph Karpinski, Roy C. Peterman, VVi11iam S. Collins. 12 Yvilliamsport Technical Institute -..qm KENNETH E. CARL Dircetor of DR. LEROY F. DERR Principal of VVilliamsport High School At the Captain's Table . . D. A. Orton in his definition of Education, says: i'Educa- tion is essentially a thing of the spirit. It is the responsive heart and the skilled hand. It is the quickened mind and the healthy body. It is the creative unfolding of the human lifefl lt is the stufli from which come Competent parents and responsible citizens. ln its essential expression, education has a fundamental spiritual qualityf' As you, the members of the Class of l954, move forward to make your contribution as responsible citizens, may you carry with you that spirit of cooperation, toleration and justice which leads to new possibilities and opportunities for usefulness to all. 23? DAVID VV. STUEMPFLE Assistant Principal of lK'lill2llllSPUfl High School fi FElCu1t Distinct as tlme Billowf LANGUAGE lfirsr Row, loft to Right-Miss Murguc-rite QLllglCj, lXl..X. Svunizzl iimvflXliss lllcnnor fXlnllz1licu, 13.8.5 Miss llclcn Stout, NLR. lll7XL'll1 lXlfS. Margot McKinney, BS. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First Row, Left to Right-Eugene E. Mc- Crumer, M.S.g Luuile Cordncr, MA.: Mir- iam VVcmllc, M.A.g Mercedes Luukclt, B.A.g Eloise Mullinsun, lXl.A.g Earle M. une, Jr., M.Ed. Ser-mul limi'-jean Heller, M.Erl.4 Rose L. Ilurcr, RLS.: L. Rudman VVurstur, M.A.5 Omar O. Harris, M.rX.g Florence Luub- scher, MA.: liclric A. DeLong Kenner, MA. SCIENCE First Row, Luft to lligl1tfMiss fnrulyn NViI- Sc linms, M.S.g Mrs. Clam Czwpcntcr, M.S.9 David Stuempllc, M..X.g Miss lsaluullc Band, lXI.S. cond Row-john Ilullzmd, KLA.: Huy lumi- son, BI.Eml., Glenn Lungcr, MS. in lid.: lfrcd Bastian, RLS. ret One as tlle Sea MATHEMATICS First Row, Left to Right-Edward Ileethcr, lVl.A.g Howard llarer, lXl.A.g C. Robert Sny- der, MA. Second Row-Vllalter llluir, Ed.lXl.5 Ray Sing- ley, lXl.S.3 Paul VV:1rniCk, lXl.S. in Ed. SOCIAL STUDIES First How, Left to Right-George VVr1lf, MA., Miss Mary Louise Taylor, M.A.g Miss Mil- clrcd Kelly, NLS. in Ed.: Paul Conley, M.A. Second Row-Dallas Stevenson, M.Ed.g john Barry, B. of Ecl.3 Earl R. Bartholomew, lVl.l2d.g Bruce Vklinter, M.A. COMMERCIAL First Huw, left lo Riglitfhliss Laura ixl4lIlSi, ILS., Clarciice Dcrr, lXl.,X.g Miss ljliLulmv:tlx Ertel, ll.A. Svcruul Rim'-lfruncis J. lluclice, li.S., NVillui'd Christian, RLS., lidwnrd Livingston, MA. Alrscuffl. Kerr Miller, lXl.S. TFCHlN ICAL INS'l ITUTE L LASSRUOM TEACHERS xt u L to 1111 S ICP lx mirth Carl ILS. SLQIIIULU' lliantnu Bb. Suconzl Rau fCarl Bauer, lXI.lid.' H alter Burk- V ..'. 7. i. .irc , . K. attcrs X .S.' Miul1aclXMmo lXI..X. ' 7sr'11l'-Alalsiiii Yllagncr, BS. l. 3. SPECIAL SUBJECTS Ifirst Row, Lvfr to Right-Miss Rose Bower, M. X., Librariang Miss Kathryn Rigglc, B.S., Music. Serum! Row-Miss Mary Geiger, Artg Os- lmrnc llnusel, ILM., lilusic. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SHOP TEACHERS First Row, Luft to Right-Ralph Baird, BS., M.ljd.g Gcorgc VVilliamsg Mrs. Margaret Baldwin, IXLS., A.I3., l3.C.S.g lXIrs. Miriam Nippleg VV. A. Koclilcr. Svcoml Row-George Ellison, B.S.g C. NI. l'0ulds, Lewis Barrio, II. Eugene Kast, C. C. Corner. Absent-Paul Suliallcs, l3.S., lXl.S. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SHOP TEACHERS First Row, left to Right-Fred jones, Ches- ter Lzurrensun, Chester Schreiber, Arthur Barr. Suemful Row-Juseplr Sick, B.S.5 C. L. Billman, james Ilrcssler, BS., lXI.S.g ,luck Deibcrt. Alvxunr - Clwyd Derielrson, lNI.ILcl.g James Clchrig. PHYSICAL EDUCATION First Row, Luft to Right-Roy S. Lclfurcl, BS., Iiclith XV. Ilawn, B.S.g Arduth Ilouser BLA., Annu R. Slifer, lXl.Iid. S4.'L'm1d Row-VVillinm K. Miller, IXI.Ed.g Tlrmnus E. Vurgo, M.Iid.g Clarence VV. Green, BS.: Rupert C. Nlorgan, INI.Iirl. Alvsent-VV. Rowland Myers, B.S. HOME ECONOMICS Firsl Row, Iefr In Riglztfhliss Doris I :mrs IIS.: AIYS. Milclrvcl fnulcy. Secmnl Ron'--Miss IIICLIIIIDI' Ishler, IIS IX ss lftlwl Collier, lI.S. 3 V? kkf l'I f?ff'ff 1 1 -f ff-1 .. As Seen From t 16 Crows Nest XIIW. L'I,XR,X CIXRPIf.N'l'IiI2, Cluinlum-Q Ilirccmr, firm :md lust stop all XY. ll. S. NIISS Xl IRC III-IIIFII QUIK II I uho Plmx our In L L11 :pal Prmllms EIR. IIUIVIXIIDIIARI:II.I'uu1l1v fxlanmngur nf Xlhlctics L'l1QuLs IIIIH umorcls HIII1 MII. fL.XRI',NC'Ij IJIIIII, Ifzlculty 'I1'v.'usllrux'. Dunn of Girls, MISS ISAI3IlLI.Ii BOND, :md lu-r studcnt assistants: lf XYNIL CI IIIIFXCK, MARY FAR- l.IiX, LINDA .XLIf,X.'XNIJIiR, and I.LI EN CIQNERAZZO. ,., . I l1:mIuul'Linff trio, ilu' UIIIL1' sL'fl'1'I:lriL'S, Irl I II IFXYNIQ, l',Xl'I'N SNIl'III'NIfQ K, uml NIXIIY QNX IDI II. Dcun of Buys, IXIR. l'.XllI. XVARNICK, and his crew: IXIATI LIN XVIIQII, KARL JOHNSON, IINI I3.XIIMG.XRDNIiII , Eddie Mcrk-Caught in the Act! d111tCI1E11'1Ce Forget vour locker kev? Lose 21 noteluook? Leave some- 7 , ,it thing over in the gym? Youlll have to see one of the jani- Y- tors. Tlmefre the people who Clean up after us, End the things we don't keep truck OF, and clo the things we forget uluout. lXlLlCll ereclit is clue also to the Cafeteria cooks who PreA 5 pure the gootl foocl founcl clailv in our CilllCtCI'l1l. K ' KK, I W N, .V -, -ttf- Q,, 1gf51s1.: Front llnxr, lvfl lo liiglztflftl Nlcrk, llmnk Killian, George Arlnstrong, john liuusinger. Buck Row-Curl Strolmle, ll. R. Oaks, Ouklvv llrown, 'Xlex Miles, xvllllCl' ll. AlUl'L'l1lll'l. ' U :n eat ti: x..f'f1,g,q gf rr' 5 Q: tl ' X Q H tt-film A-' . .l F .t,, e Kitchen Help Stop, Look and Cook Pots, Pans and Personalities 19 'fs We twain have met like the ships upon the sea who hold an hour's converse, so short, so sweet. One lonely hour. And then away they speed on lonely paths through mist anal cloud and foam, to meet no more. -SMITH if I ww.. w Q ,Q x. .. WY? .xkx X ww, x X X XQTSSSH Q X - N 9 - NAT? iff-Yfxmi-'.Sf??'S'1esfE- wg,-. Q-X: 5 X if .-'me' gf ,,.X.w A S xg ' ' A , .f .4 X -. - .NAM fi A L00 S - 5- gk .i AX Q ,L,w1 fX4 in Qffk ff V, 1 Us k 4 .L :Q E ,Q f X ff. V 1 ff B il . gn .1 my , '. , A f- fo, ' X , V , . . -, ,, t .X ., .. -. 4 . :A if . A f' .qw-M If ini 5 X A 'S k'gg t S' E: ' V. ' x m ,Q ff ETX 3' 'gik z x W JF 1 ,s x .kb 7 F j k k! f rx . J Ri, , X - .f ., af' gr X 1 ,Q xxx, xi? M Q5 3 Q U1 ,- .Nh .,,.L. ..- Mfqw' ggi, ' T ' + W gas Q-ni -ws-. tmwS m may .,.h My . Qs-fffffx. - S Q Ss i -1 QQ r x f ' . ' r, . .' 1 . .x .S 23353 , tg.-ff Q , Q .5 Tigkifi E- fwfr- Q r x k ig ggi ., xxi. N 455523 ' ' X Class of 1954 To THE lVlEMBERS or THE CLASS OF 1954: As you receive this thirty-fifth volume of La Memoire, you will have come to the end of three of the best years of your lives. I hope they have been happy and proiitable years. You have equipped yourselves in various ways for the fu- ture, and you have made many friends. As you face the future, each one of you is looking forward to the opening of opportunities, the achievement of success, and the attainment of happiness. There will be opportunities. You will be able to enjoy them provided you have forged the tools with which to grasp them. You can achieve success if you can decide what con- stitutes succcss and let nothing deter you in striving for it. But happiness can be yours only if your idea of success is based upon improving the road of life for those who come after you, and if your idea of happiness includes the hap- piness of those with whom you must share your life. l am glad that my associations with you have been very enjoyable ones, and it is my hope that each of you will achieve a full measure of success and Hnd real happiness. a64fzxLq' ff Executive Committee Class Officers .R DON MODAY President JoAN FORESMAN Secretary NANCY POUST Vice-President GLENN McGEE Treasurer Class Advisers Mr. Edward Livingston Mrs. George Gehron Mr. Frank Reid Class Teacher Class Mother Class Father Front Raw, Left to Right-Lorraine Folmar, Marlene Buzzard, Nancy Poust, Barbara Karnan, joan Fores- Illilll. Buck Row-Don O'l3rien, Bill Upde- graff, Don Moday, Glenn McGee. C ass Play C'llR'l'.XIN CIXLL left to liigiilf-'lliiiy Szlntziluein, Niehurd Ynlhnzin. Pete VIQINPIDZIS, Sue lkislwlw, John Piper, irzink Reid. lleheee.1 Vvllifl, Arthur llenninger, Burhutu Kurnnn, Yun Youngnuin, .Xnn Beckley. Beverly Peril, jainyee L'1'usslej. The Case of the uuzy Gir H The eiilss play, The Case oi' the Suiiq' Girl, hy Erie Stanley Cnrciner was ehosen hy the Seniors llllti presented in our ziuciitorium November I9 ami 20. This mystery-l'uii of surprises zinci intrigue re- vnlvecl zirounai ai murtier :md the struggle to revezii the eulprit. Suspense anti anxiety kept everyone on the edge ui' his sent during both nets. iiintllly the suspect wus eiezireci and the murclerer reeeiveci the iiuii eonsequenees. M MM - ik unllng C'1'isis. ferilei C:ii.lsImlwi1e. Iinllmn lntilenn MARLINE J. ABERNATIIA Abby Stevens Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2. OTIS DEAN ALLEN, IR. Stevens SHIRLEY MAE ALTER Stevens Library Club 2, 4: Hi-Tri 4. JOAN KAY AMEIGH Stevens Ping Pong Club 2, 4: Junior Bowl- ing 3, 4: National Champions 3. EARLE T. AMMERMAN Preacher Taylorsville, Ky. Broadcast Club 4: G-lee Club 4: Choir 4. CII ARLES W. ARDELL Breslin Stevens V Varsity Wrestling 3, 4: Varsity Track 2, 3. ALICE LOUISE ARTLEY Curtin Welfare Committee 2: Library Club 2, 3. 4: German Club 8. 4. ' CHARLES F. ASKEY Chuck', Roosevelt Student Council 3: Tech Hi-Y 4: Commencement Usher 2, 3: Class Day Usher 2: Baccalaurate Usher 2, 3. BARBARA ANN AULT n4Barbn Curtin Entertainment Committee 2: Cherrry and White Editorial Staff 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Symphony Orches- tra 3: Dance Orchestra 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3: Girls' Officials Club 3, 4: Football Usher 4: Con- cert Usher 2. STEPHEN C. BAIDY Szeve,' Stevens VVelfare Committee 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Football 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4: Cham- pion of Volleyball 3: Junior Ro tarian Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES BAILEY NBIIIFII7, Curtin -fx: L5 .' .ali ,J E ,Jw ARNOLD F. BAIR, JR. ..FH,d,, Curtin HARVEY EDWARD BAIR Stevens Student Council 2, 8, 4: Student Council Executive Committee 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Bas- ketball 3: Varsity Track 8: Junior Rotarian Club 2, 3, 4. - DONALD LARUEN BAITY Donn A A Stevexxsklvqiqf' ',:, m: ' it ' Baglggglzyll QT0i5'2rSity :3w5vi5essn5QS'SY Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Bethune! Douglas His Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4. AN THONY DePUI BALDWIN nTonyss Stevens Welfare Committee 2, 3: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Photographic Coordinator 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3: Track Team Manager 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3, President 2: Press Club 3: Play Reading Committee 4. GUY M. BALDWIN, JR. ..Gee,, Stevens Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor 3, 4: Student Council 4: Photography Club 3. 4: Press Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play Advertising Manager 4. FRANKLIN McG. BALLARD ..Lin,, South Williamsport RUSSELL K. BARGER Rumi, Roosevelt GERTRUDE JOANN BASKIN ..H0ney,, Roosevelt ROBERT E. BASTIAN Babu Stevens Dues Committee 4: Varsity Wres- tling Manager 2, 3: Junior Rotary 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Com- mencement Usher 2: Baccalaureate :Isher 2: Class Play Ticket Commit- ee 4. PAUL A. BAUMC-ARTNER South Williamsport ' t was-' ROBERT E. BEAMER fiB0b!, Stevens Student Council 3: Varsity Track Manager 4: Varsity Track 3: Cross Country 4: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RONALD N. BEAMER ..R0n,, Stevens Color Committee 2: Student Coun- cil 2: Varsity Track 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LARRY LOMAN BECK ..Becky,, Curtin ROBERT LEWIS BECK Beeky', Curtin ANN S.,ABECKLEY i'Annie Camp Hill, Pa. Dues Com ttee 3, 4: LA Mn- MGIRE Editori ,StatT 4, Photograph- ic Editor 4: Cgtrry and White Edi- torial Staif 2, 74: Tennis Team 3: Hi-Trl 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4: Dra- matics Club QQ 3, 4, President 3: Football Usher 4. 'S FRANCES ANNQQBEIGHLEY -pedaiy Curtin 3 Student Council 2, 3, Executive Committee 4: Hi-Tri 2.5 , 4: Girls' Officials Club 2, 3, 4, 'I' surer 3: Advanced Swimming Cl S: Foot- ball Usher 4. - Q1 .SHIRLEY JOYCE BBENYQQQTT .- me -:a - . .,, Shlrl K , -z.,,.,.1,e K . tens. 1 I Banner Typist 3, 'drziifm - .,.-f T1ur3qitgki EUGENE GAGE BEST 'gceorgev Curtin Student Council 23 Tech Ili-Y 3, tt. CHARLES FRANKLIN BETTS .tchuckv Curtin SUSAN LEE BISHOP .tsuev Curtin Welfare Committee 31 Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Fea- ture Editor 4: Class Badminton Champion 31 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. Secre- tary 4: Cabinet 2, 3, 4: Girls' Swim- ming Club 2: Girls' Otiicials Club 2, 3, 4. G. KENT BITTNER SSB .tv L Curtin Dues Committee 2: LA Mmvxorma Business Staff' 3, 4, Business Mun! ztger 4: Volleyball Champions 2. 3: Basketball Champions 41 Gym Club -tg Senior Day Usher 3: Commence- ment Usher 2, 33 Class Day Usher 35 Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3. .IOIIN G. BLOOM fohnny', St. Boniface PATRICIA LOU BLOOM 'fPazry Stevens ROGER T. BOGERT, JR. HB0gie,' Curtin Varsity Football 2, 3, 41 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. RUTH ANN BOHART Ruthie Stevens Library Club 2. DONALD B. BOHR Donn Curtin Academic Hi-Y 3, 43 Junior Rcr tary Club 12. JAMES PAUL BOODON 'iMay0r Curtin Welfare Committee 4: Student Council 3: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Travk 2, 3, 41 Gym Club 3, It. BEVERLY .IOLENE BOWER Bev Roosevelt Hi-Tri 3. 4: Pep Club 2. CHARLES R. BOWER Chuck Detroit, Michigan Student Council 3. GLORIA .IAYNE BOWER Stevens IDA MAE BOWER Mamie Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 4: Girls' Swimming Club 2. ' RICHARD BOWER Dic1r Stevens Gym Club 3. ELINOR BROOKE 'iHoney', Curtin THOMAS GUCKER BROWER Tommy South Williamsport BETTY LORRAINE BROWN Peanie Curtin Baseball Champions 3: Tennis Club ,tg Pep Club 2. RAYMOND L. BROWN fnjurkn Stevens Varsity Football 23 Varsity Track 2, 3: Cross Country 85 Volleyball Champions 3: Bethune-Douglas Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Gym Club 8, 4: Junior Bowling League 3. 4. HAZEL ELAINE BUBB Stevens Band 2. 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 2. 3, vt-. 'Suv u wr' pi'- ELEANOR LOUISE BUCHER Curtin Band 2, 3: Symphony Orchestra 3: Dance Orchestra 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Broadcast Club 2, 3: Future Teachers of America Club 3, 4: Class Play 4. ALFRED F. BUEHLER Fritz', Curtin Clzvrry and White Editorial Stuff 2, 3: Academic Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- Prcsttlent tt. MAX THOMAS BURGER Chan1p Curtin DENNIS EUGENE BUSSOM Stevens Cherry and White Business Stuff t: Math Engineers Club 2. HAZEL BUSSOM Curtin PERRY EDWARD BUSSOM Stevens Welfare Committee 2: LA Mr:- :uomla Business Stuff 3, -tg Current Events Club, President 2. WILLIAM N. BUTLER lfill', Curtin MARLENE ANN BUZZARD Buzz Roosevelt Executive Committee 4: Cherry and IVIIH4' Business Stntf 4, Assist- :tnt Typing Editor At.: Majorette 3, ft, Ili-Tri 2, 3, -Lg Musical Festival Usher 3: P. S. E. A. Usher 2. NANCY ELAINE BYERS Stevens Party Decoration Committee 2, 3: Cherry and White Art Staff 2: Hi- Tri 2, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Art Club 2: Class Play Usher 4: Moving Up Day Usher 2, 3. PAUL ALBERT CADORETTE Joliet, Ill. ROBERT W. CALDWELL scBobsa Roosevelt Broadcast Club 4: Glee Club 42 Choir 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2: Dramatics Club 4. RICHARD W. CAMPBELL HDl:Ck75 W M. 4 HELEN LOUISE CARNEVALE Roosevelt Basketball Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Girls' Officials Club 3, 4: Pep Club -1-. C. MARIE CAROTHERS Cookie Roosevelt Cherry and White Business Stan' 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Book Review Club 2, 3, 4: Home Economa ics Club 2. PRISCILLA .IO CASALE Curtin ELLEN GLORIA CENERAZZO Curtin Cm ff fa 2 Q iff:.f::'i..'5'Q5i..52ditP2f:1TEE:4f Band 2, 3, 4: SYIIIDIIOIIY Orcl t- fkjg : Girls' Oillcials Club 53, 4: Class tra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 24' .1 ' y Usher 4: Assistant to Dean 4. ' ' I R 5 4: Broadcast Club Z, 3, 4. K 1 NICOLETTA MARY CAPUTO v Gizvickypi O . Roosevelt . ' Dramaties Club 2: Billfown Ban- 'ner 4:,P. S. E. A. Usher 3. p ROSE CMARIE CARIHCI Stevens I -Decoration Committee 3. 4: ,Hi- Tri 2, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Girls' O :'::f RITAAMARIE cERAso umm Hi-Tri 2, 5: 4: Glee Club 4: Draa matigs Club 23 Girls' Officials Club 3. t .W ,Q '?., CHESTER CH QMBERLAIN south Williamsport: Oftlcials Club 2. I if Eff' X. SHIRLEY ANN CARINGI I 'A' f PAUL Shirl,' 5 Q w E. Crown A Q Stevens - ,,,. Girls' Tennis T e am 3: Soccer , I Champlegq 2, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Glee '- Club irls' Oillcials Club 2. 3, 4: ' ' Dram Yes Club 2, 3. 4: Library Club 2: Movie Appreciation Clubfmmqiski Pep Club 4: Football Usher 4. NANCY LEE CHUBB Chubby Stevens Cherry and White Art Stall' 4: Decoration Committee 3. 4: Class Play Publicity 4. FAYNE JULIA CHUPACK Roosevelt Dues Committee 3: Hi-Tri 2: Ger- man Club 3, 4: Cherry and White Editorial Stan' 2. 3, 4. Copy Read- ing Editor 2, 3, 4: Play Reading Committee 4. JAMES CHURCH Lock Haven PAUL CILLO Sleepyv Roosevelt RICHARD BARRY CILLO Dick,' Roosevelt ROSE EVELYN CIOFFI Curtin ANN CLINGER 'CAnnie Curtin Class Secretary 3: Executive Com- mittee 3: LA MEMOIRE Business Staff 4, Assistant Advertising Man- ager 4: Student Council Rgpresene tative 2. 3, 4. Vice-Presi ent 4: Intramural Sports Manager for Class of 1954 2, 3, 4: Hi'Tri 2. 3: Advanced Swimming Club 2: Girls' Officials Club 2, 3, 4, President 3: Football Usher 4. JACK COBB Jackson Stevens Varsity Football 2. 3: Varsity Track 2, 3: Volleyball Champions 3. MARY LOU COLBURN Stevens Dues Committee 2: Cherry and White Editorial Staff Typist 3, 4: Student Council 3: Hi-Tri 2. PATRICIA ANN COSENTINE allatn Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, tl. SHELBY KAY COUP ..Sis,, Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis Club Vice-Pwsident 3: Teachers Conven- tion Usher 3. JOAN PATRICIA COURTNEY Jormnie Roosevelt Dues Committee 3: Color Commit- tee 2: LA Mi-:Morne Editorial Statf 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor -1.3 Hi-Tri 2, 3: German Club 3. 4. v HELEN LOUISE CREW 6ITiny79 Curtin Welfare Committee 3: Hi-Tri 2: Art Club 2, 3: Cherry and Whitt- Art Staff 4: Class Play Usher 4. GERALDINE A. CRISMAN U .ileriv Roosevelt R I. H1-'rn 2, a, insists' Ofllclals club B, 4: Tennis Clu 3: Commence- ment Usher 3. IANYCE BELLE CROSSLEY uhm., Stevens Color Committee 2: Dues Commit- tee 3: Welfare Committee 4: LA MEMoIm-3 Business Staff 4, Assistant Circulation Manager 4: Band 2: Dance Orchestra 2, 33 Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Cabinet 4: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Girls' Officials Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Football Program Salesgirl 3, 4. SHIRLEE ANNE CUOZZO Curtin HiJl'ri 2, 3, 41 Drnmatics Club 2, 4: Library Club 2: Class Play Ush- er 4. DANIEL WILLIAM CUPP Roosevelt Welfare Committee 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 2. JOSEPH POTITO D,ADDIO PaiSanv Curtin Varsity Football 2, 3 NANCY LEE DAELEY Nance,' Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Drzunatics Club 23 Pep Club 3, 4. PAUL EUGENE DANDOIS Dandy,' Calvert Correspondent School Tech Hi-Y 3, ft, Vice-President 4. MARVIN RUSSELL DAUBER Stevens Welfare Committee 4. ROBERT LYNN DAVIDSON Curtin DALE EDWARD DAWSON Stevens Volleyball Champions 3. JOHN RAYMOND DIETRICK Stevens LA MEMOIRE Business Staff 4: Band 2: Varsity Wrestling 4: In- dustrial Gym Club 4. EARL ARTHUR DENNY Bud Curtin Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3. 4. ROBERT WILLIAM DENNY KlBob!! Curtin Welfare Committee 4: Color Com- mittee 2: Student Council 4: Var- sity Wrestling 2, 8, 4: Volleyball Champions 4: Gym Club 3, 4. AMELIA C. DePARASlS Curtin Dues Committee 3. SHIRLEY M. DIEFFENBACH Stevens Hi-Trl 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: Table Tennis Club 4. Y, l.uefmf.i'e-WS JANET EILEEN DOANE Curtin Ili-Tri 4: Library Club 4: Table Tennis Club 4. RONNIE EUGENE DORN Roni, Roosevelt RICHARD L. DOUGLASS Dick Roosevelt Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3. HELEN EDITH DOUTY Stevens Table Tennis Club B, 4: Library Club 4: Moving-up Day Usher 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPH DREYER Minden i.w. Germany Student Council Secretary 3: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3: Choir 2, 3. FRANKLIN ALBERT DUDEK Roosevelt ft. -4 fini DENNIS DUFFIELD uDugy,, Curtin 4 Dues Committee 4: Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 2. 3. 4: Boys' Gym Club 8, 4: Junior Rotary Club 3, 4. RICHARD JOEL DUNN Waldo Roosevelt Clzerry mid White Editorial Staff 2, 4, Industrial Editor 43 Tech Hi- 3, 4. THOMAS J. ECKENROTII Puppy Roosevelt Dues Committee 4: Student Council 2, 3. KAY DARLENE EDDINCER Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: Table Tennis Club 4. DONNA LEE EDLER Roosevelt Color Guard 2, 3. 4: Billtmrn Runner Typist 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 4: Pep Club 2, 8: Swimming Club 2, 3: Senior Play 4. FRANK EDWARD ELLIS Stevens Bnml 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orches- Ka 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Junior ot I arian :., 3, 4. .IIM ELWOOD South Williamsport DIXIE PATRICIA ENGLER Curtin Ili-Tri 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Home Economics 3. WILLIAM HENRY ENGLER ..BiU,, Stevens JAMES JOSEPH ENGLERT ...limo Stevens JOYCE LORRAINE ENCLERT Stevens Home Economics Club 2, 3: Table Tennis Club 2, 3: Library Club 4. DONALD E. ENIGK Blonde Bombshelf, Stevens Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Gym Club 3, 4. CARMELLA ANN ESPOSITO Cisisil Curtin MARY LUELLEN FARLEY Roosevelt Cherry and White Editorial Stud' 2 3, Typist 41 Hi-Tri 3: 'Tennis Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Oilicials Club 3, 4. JOHN EVANGELIST FEDELE ajohnnyv Roosevelt Dues Committee 2: Welfare Com- mittee 3: Cherry and Wfhtte Tech Reporter 3, 4g Tech Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec- retary 4: Junior Bowling 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3. FLORENCE F. FEDEROWICZ IKFZOH Roosevelt SHIRLEY ANNE FESSLER Roosevelt Welfare Committee 2: Cherry and White Business Staff 2: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Pep,Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Class Play 4. JOHN RICHARD FINN Dick Stevens Welfare Committee 2: Varsity Football 2: Varsity Track 2, 3, 41 Gym Club 3. EUGENE RAYMOND FIORINI ncenen Curtin President. F u t u r e Farmers of America Club 4. CHARLES LIONEL FISHER Stevens BethuneDouglas Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MARLAN KEITH FISHER acpopas Curtin f Welfare Committee U: Broadcast Technician 4,5 Class Ihy Usher 2. IRVIN DALE FLADD SEI,-ll!! . Stevens 3 I, , lgh . F u t u r e Fafgfers of America Club 4. R. LORRAINE FOLMAR Stevens Executive Committee 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club, Secretary 3: Moving-Up Day Usher 2: Class Play Usher 4. JOAN L. FOIRESMAN .tjonin Curtin Class Secretary 4: Executive Committee 4: Welfare Committee 3: Dues Committee 2: LA Mmaouu: Edi- torial Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Hl'Tri 2, 3. 4: Girls' Oflicials Club 2: Playreading Committee 3. MARGARET M. FORNEY .tpegu Stevens Hi-Tri 2: Library Club 2: Table Tennis Club 3. JOANNA FORTE ,Ioanie Roosevelt Hi4Tri 4. JOHN LAIR FRAHN Roosevelt Welfare Committee 2. LESTER F. FRANK Ship Curtin ROBERT WILLIAM FRY Bob: Curtin 3 qudent Council 2: Key Club 2, GEORGE I. FULLER Montoursville Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3, 4. HARRY DELMAR GARMAN Sonney Stevens Welfare Committee 3. JAY ANTHONY GARVER Stevens Gym Club 3, 4: Junior Bowling 3, 4. RICHARD GEHRET ccReggiess St. Joseph's Welfare Committee 4: LA Mr:- Momn Business Stall' 4: Tech Hi-Y 3, 4: Broadcast Technician 4: Se- nior Day Usher 3: Class Day Usher 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3. BARBARA ANN GEHRON uBarbn Stevens Welfare Committee 4: LA ME- Monu-: Business Staff 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club, President 2: Football Usher 4: Make-Up Com- mittee 4. ,JACK J. GILBERT Curtin Academic Hi-Y 4: Gym Club 3, 4. MARILYN BETH GILLETTE Stevens Dues Committee 4: Basketball Champions 2: Dramatics Club 2, 4: Tennis Club 2, 4: Table Tennis Club 2. 4. TTunwi-ski CHARLES RONALD GNAU Frenchie Curtin Welfare Committee 3: Varsity Wrestling 2: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3: Senior Day Usher 2. 3: Commence- ment Usher 2, 3: Class Day Usher 3: Baccalaureate Usher 2, 3. CAROLYN LEE GOLAMIS acc- Gin Curtin Soccer Champions 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Football Usher 4. JANE L. GOOD Janie Curtin Dues Committee 3: LA Mrziuoms Business Staff 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 3, 4: Broadcast 4: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Girls' Officials Club 2. 3, 4: Swim- ming Club 2. 3: Football Usher 4. ROBERT CLOYD GRAY Stevens .BERT CHARLES GREEN ,, Stevens Academic Hi-Y 2: Bowling 3, 4. BEATRICE MAE GROVE Beattie, Staunton, Virginia Cherry and White Editorial Staff, Associate Editor 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Table Tennis Club 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics 2: Girls' Ofticials Club 3: Dramatics Club 4: Press Club 4: Billtown Banner Editorial Staff 3. BETTY LOUISE GUINARD Roosevelt Decoration Committee 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. EARL A. GUINTER Chino Curtin Gym Club 3. SHIRLEY ANN HAAS Roosevelt Color Committee 2: Table Tennis Club 2: F. T. A. Club 3. DOROTHY E. HAIGHT Dottie', Hindman, Kentucky Art Club 2: Senior Class Play Usher 4. LORRAINE E. HAINES Laurie Curtin LA Mmaomrs Business Staif 3, 4: Press Club 3: Class Play Usher 4: Billtown Banner Editorial Staff 3. CHARLIE HALL Chuck Roosevelt CAROLINE RUTH HALLMAN Chiclcie Curtin Cherry and White Editorial Stat! 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Broadcast 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 8 4: Choir 8, 4: Drama- tics Club 2, 3, 4: Football Usher 4: Class Play Usher 4. WAYNE LEWIS HAMPTON Pickle Curtin 'Yfifawxai-'rw CHARLES A. HANFORD Chuck,' Curtin Welfare Committee 3: Decoration Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4: Clierry and White Art Editor 4: Billtown Banner 4, Assistant Editor 4: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3: Art Club 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Press Club 2. 3. DAVID LEE HANNER Dr1ve', Stevens Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchesf tra 2. 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 3. 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. ROBERT GALEN HANSHAW Bob Curtin Varsity Track 3. MA RY LOU HARE Roosevelt Colorguard 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: P. S. E. A. Usher 3. COLLEEN .IOYE HARMAN Colgate Roosevelt Hi-Tri 4: Swimming Club 2. GERALD W. HARNER Jerry Curtin Photography Club 2, 8, 4, Vice- Presidcnt 3. DAVID ROBERT HARPER Meat Roosevelt RAYMOND HENRY HARRIS ..Ray,, Curtin Dues Committee 2: Clwrrqf and White Editorial Staff 3, 4: Band 2, 3. -L: Symphony Orchestra 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 3. 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. JAMES D. HART all-m., Stevens Student Council 2, 3: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track, 2, 3. I. EDWINA GRACE HARTLINE Eddie Curtin Glcc Club -1: Library Club 2, 8, 4: Book Review Club 2, 3. CAROL JANE HARTLEY Stevens DONALD W. HARTMAN ffDon!9 Stevens Welfare Committee 2: Dues Com- mittee 3: LA Ml-:Morin-1 Business Stott' 4: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3: Junior Ro tary 3. 4: Chemistry Club 3, 4: Se nior Day Usher 3: Commencement Usher 3: Class Day Usher 3: Bac- calaureate Usher 3. PATRICIA ANN HAUSER .Tatu Roosevelt Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4: Girls' Officials Club 3, -I: Pep Club 2, 3: Swimming Club 2, 3. E. ANN HAYES acabbyn Stevens Executive Committee 3: Cherry and lVhife Exchange Editor 4: Stu- dent Council 2, 3: Tennis Team 2, 3: Hi-Tri 2, 4, Vice-President 4: Cabinet 3, 4: Dramatics Club Secre- tary 2. Treasurer 3. SYLVIA ANN HEARTON Silver Curtin Band V2, 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 2, 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 3, 4. ROBERT C. HEIM Curtin Executive Committee 3: Dues Committee 4. BARBARA JEAN HEISLEY Barb Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Drama- tics Club 3, 4: Photography Club 2: Class Play Usher 4: Football Ush- er 4. ELSIE IRENE HELLER Stevens BETTY ANNE HELMINIAK Roosevelt Color Committee 52: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 4. Typist 4: Hi-Tri 3: Broadcast 2: Glee Club 3. 4: Choir 3: Accompianist 4: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR C. HENNINGER ccArzsa Marietta, Ohio Glee Club 3, 4: Seninr Class Play 4. RICHARD H. HERLT Hu,mphrey', Roosevelt Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3, 4. HUBERT HEWITT Cisco Stevens Varsity Football 2, 3: Varsity Wrestling 2, 3: Varsity Track 2, 3: Bethune-Douglas Hi-Y. CARL DUANE HILLER Curtin ALGIER LEE HOFFMAN Stevens JAMES PHILIP HOLLEN ujimiu I Curtin . Warsity Track 2: Cross Country l, 3, 4. EDNA MARIE HOLMES A Eddie', Curtin 'V RALPH ELDON HORN 66Bub,f Roosevelt HELEN LOUISE HUELER Hughesville I ivi- img Segior Class Play Usher 4. 3532 . - ' ws! 4 1 , Q .,.,. fi, K ,gn Q Aff.: O ., my fx TTurza5uM- GEORGE LINCOLN HUGHES Stevens Volleyball Champions 3, 4: Aca- demic Hi-Y 4: Gym Club 3. JOHN CARLTON HUGHES nfohnnyn Stevens Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: Varsity Track 2, 3: Bethune-Douglas Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RONALD L. HUTCHINSON Hutch,' Stevens Welfare Committee 2: Field. For- est, and Stream Club 2. CAROLE LOUISE IRION Carol,, Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Junior Bowling 2, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary 3. Secretary 4: Class Play 4. SHIRLEY MARIE ISBELL Stevens Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3, Typist 4: Band 2: Symphony Or- chestra 2: Hi-Tri 3: Class Play Usher 4. JOANNE J. JACOBS ala., Marysville Hi-Tri 3: Pep Club 4. RAY JAECQUES Rossford LA Msivroma Business Staff 4: Aca- demic Hi-Y 2: Gym Club 8. 4: Photography Club 2. JAMES F. JOHNSON ajagadeu Stevens Color Committee 2: Decoration Committee 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Wrestling 2, 3: Varsity Track 1, 2: Glee Club 4. KARL E. JOHNSON Stevens Cherry and White Associate Edi- tor 4: Basketball 4: Broadcast 3: Junior Rotary 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Usher 3: Commencement Day Ush- er 3: Class Day Usher 3: Bacca- laureate Usher 3. JOSEPH LAWRENCE JUDD ajoev Curtin Dues Committee 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2: Rotary Club 2. BARBARA E. KARNAN Barbee Curtin Play Reading Committee 3: Exec- utive Committee 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Assist- ant Copyreading' Editor 4: Student Council 2: Tennis Club 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Hi-Tri Cabinet 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Ger- man Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4: Composer of Class Song 4: Class Play 4: District Chor- us 3: Chapel Accompanist 4. KAY MARLENE KEEFER Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 4: Table Tennis Club 2: Library Club. Vice-President 3. gresident 4: Junior Bowling Club , 4. ALBERT WILLIAM KELLY sxKellyvr Roosevelt Student Council 4. JOANNE L. KEMERY Curtin l Hi-Tri 2, hkwlllilh Club 3, 4: Photography Clu 2: Dramatics Club 3: Junior Bowling Club 8, 4, Assistant Secretary 4: Class Play Usher 4. ANN HAYS KENNEDY Roosevelt Hi-Tri 2, 3, 1, Cabinet 3, 4: Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ofticials Club 3, 4. TONI LEE KETTLER Stevens Color Committee 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 4: Hi-Trl 2. 3. BERNARD WALLACE KIBLER Mouse,' Stevens Varsity Football 1, 2: Varsitl' Track 1, 2: Gym Club 5, 4. DORIS ANN KIESS Curtin Student Council 3: Class Pllay Usher 4: Billtown Balmer Typist 3. 4: Table Tennis Club 2. EDWARD J. P. ..Red.. Curtin Executive Committee 4: Student Council 4: Chairman of Chapel'4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Wrestling 2: Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Gym Club 2, 3, 4. JOANNE MARIE KINLEY ajoanv Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 4: Photography Club 2: Dramatics Club 4, RAYMOND BRUCE KINLEY Bucksh0t', Roosevelt FREDERICK M. KITTLE cal'-reds: Stevens LA Mieivtomn Business Staff 4: Gym Club 3, 4. ARTHUR BURDELL KLINE Stevens BEATRICE MARLENE KNERR Marlene,' Roosevelt Cherry and White Typist 4: Li- brary Club 4. TIMOTHY FRED KNIGHT Timmy Roosevelt Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4. GRANT JAMES KOCH Red Roosevelt Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4. NANCY JANE KOELSCH Nance Stevens Dues Committee 2: Cherry and White 'lgpist 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 8, 4: Home conomics Club 2: Tennis Club 4: Ticket Committee for Senior ay 4. JUNE M. KRAMER Stevens Welfare Committee 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Table Tennis Club 3: Moving-Up Day Usher 3: Billtown Banner Editorial Stall'-4: BETTY ANN KREMIS uBettyn Roosevelt Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS MAE KUHNS Darien Curtin Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3. 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 3: Table Tennis Club 2: Girls' Officials Club 3, 4. CHARLES L. KUNTZ Stevens Basketball Champions 4. BRUCE ELWOOD KYLE Stevens Color Committee 2. MARY ANN LARSON Stevens Cherry and White Editorial Stan' 2. 3. 4, Assistant Feature Editor 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 8. 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: Dra- matics Club 2: Press Club 3: Ger- man Club 3: Football Usher 4: Chapel Accompanist 4. CHESTER A. LAURENSON, JR. Butch Stevens Student Council 2: 'Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4. 'fuvluwlv glll ELOISE MARY LEECH Stevens Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2. 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Swimming Club 2, 3. DANIEL HAROLD LEHMAN Roosevelt A Cherry and White Editorial Stat? 4, Assistant Humor Editor 4: Varsi- ty Football 2: German Club 3, 4. BARBARA ALLIENE LENTZ Barb: Stevens HI-Tri 4: Glee Club 4: Junior- Senior Prom Devomtlng Committee 3, 4: Junior-Senior Party Decorat- ing Committee 3, 4: Sophomore Party Decorating Committee 3, 4. CHARLES LETSCHER Chub', Curtin Dues Committee 3: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Gym Club 2, 8: Class Day Usher 2, 3: Baccalaureate Usher ., 3 --. ROBERT LeROY Lf-VA N ilB0b!l Stevens Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: Ger- man Club 3, 4. DAVID JEROME LEVIN ilqlerrylf Ithaca, N. Y. FRANCES JEAN LIDDIC Fran . Curtin Band 2, 3, 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH LLOYD Susie Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Advanced Swim- ming: Club 2: Table Tennis Club 2: Girls' Officials Club, Secretary 3, Secretary-'treasurer 4. PATRICIA A. LOCKARD Little Pat Columbia, S. Carolina ANN LOGUE Roosevelt Hi-Tri 2, 49 Swimming Club 2, 4: Class Play Usher. CONNIE L. LOMBARDO RICHARD WILSON LUSE ReBel Stevens CAROLYN M. LUSK Carol Roosevelt Hi-Tri 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH LYKENS Curtin Louie Chl?liETgh0:k ig Broadcast 4: Glee Bellefomqpa' WALTER ELWOOD LORD SAUNDRA JEAN McBRIDE Blain Sandy Stevens Roosevelt Dues Committee 4: LA Mnivmlna Editorial Staff 31 Cherry and White Editorial.?flf?52 8: Student Coun- cil 2: Bas. Imampions 23 Vol- leyball Champi 9523 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4: roadcast 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Dramatics Club 2: F. T. A. Club 3. VERONICA EDYTHE LONG CAROL F. McCALLUS Ronnie,' Curtin ' H'-T'2, :Tb1T 'Clb Curtin 2: Giirlisl Officials Cilug 3, irinltslbraily Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. DOROTHY MAY LORSON JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH Dot Stevens Curtin - JANICEC P.. LOVELL Stevens Library Club Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 4. Chemistry Club 4. GLENN T. McGEE M3-D Moses' Curtin ' .Execu t. ijigglmit- tee 4: Dues V teqi, wig it ent Council' 43 Varsity W ' ,QM.iiMan- ager 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, W ions 4.5 Academic Hi-Y 3: ,C-'gm ub 8, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4: enior Day Usher 2, 35 Commencement Usher 2, 3: Class Day Usher 2, 3: Baccalau- reate Usher 2, 3. CHRISTIAN H. McKEE, JR. Chris Curtin JOHN R. McPHEE, JR. Curtin JAMES REYNOLD MAIOLO 66Jim79 Stevens Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Gym Club 3, 4. DONABEL MARIE MANEVAL Belle Curtin LA IWIEMOIRE Editorial Staff 2, 8, 4, Typing Editor 4: Girls' Oilicials Club 2: Pep Club 4. IDAMAE MANN Roosevelt Library Club 3. 4. JARED WELDON MANN Jerry Wellsboro, Pa. Tech Hi-Y 2. 3. PETER L. MANN llgetev Welf mmittee 3: Cherry and Whzte . Up Editor 3, 4: Aca- demic ' ' 3, Secretary: Hi-Y Ex- Roosev ' P I - fin SHIRLEY ANN MAPES Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Library Club, Secretary 4. JULIA ANN MARTIN Julie Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2. RICHARD DALE MARTIN Dick Stevens ARTHUR W. MARTZ Art Roosevelt Bowling Club 2, 3. EARL DICEALMATCHETT SquirreF, Roosevelt J Executive Committee 3: Dues Committee 2: 'llegh Hi-Y 3: Broad- cast Technician 41: Senior Day Ush- er 2: Class D6yfUsher 2, 3: Bac- calaureate Usher' 2, 3. BARBARA K. MIZUSTELLER Curtin Billtown Banner Tyigist 4. .1 Q 'a , LECARL JOSEPH MAAYE5 5 ..., V Carlie ' s. T' W rin A M Champions 4: 7 ecutive Committee 3: Press Club 4F-gunqgum LAWRENCE EDWARD MAYER ..Lmry,, Curtin Dues Committee 3: Student Coun- cil 2, 3. DARLENE MARIE MAYERS Curtin Hi-Tri 2. LaVERNE I. MECONI scMarcsa Roosevelt Welfare Committee 3: Color Com- mittee 23 Student Council, President 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4. .IIM MEGAHAN Roosevelt Varsity Basketball 4. JEAN LOUISE FEENNE 'fleannei' Roosevelt Hi- ,2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Libra y Club 4: Billtown Banner Editorial Statf 3: Class Play Ush- er 4. ALICE E. METZGER Stevens Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 2, 4: LA Mlsivrolm-1 Edi- torial Stat? Sports Editor 4. LARRY RICHARD METZGER Stevens Dues Committee 4: Cherry and White 4. WAHNEETA MAE METZGER Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3: Girls' Officials Club 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4. LOUIS A. MIELE, JR. Kiski Prep School Varsity Football 3, 4. JAMES G. MILLER uhm., Roosevelt Welfare Committee 3: Dues Com- mittee 4: Commencement Usher 2. WILLIAM SHEM MILLER 'fear' Roosevelt Welfare Committee 4: Student Council 2, 4: Junior Rotary Club 2, 3. THOMAS R. MIX Smith Williamsport DONALD JOSEPH MODAY csDonss Roosevelt Senior Class President 4: Execu- tive Committee 3. 4: Entertainment Committee 8, 4: Varsity Track 2, 8. 4: Cross Country 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: German Club 3, 4, President 4. MARY ALICE MOLLENKOPF Curtin Welfare Committee 3 4: Cherry and Whtte Editorial Stal! 3: LA RIEMOIRE Business Staff, Assistant Business Manager 4: Hi-QTYJQGQUQ Cabinet 4: Girls' Officials C ub 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 3: Class Play Usher 4. WILMA P. MOLLENKOPF Willie Stevens LA Mi-nwonu: Editorial Statf 4, Typ- ing Editor 4. MARY ANN MOON Stevens Dues Committee 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 4: Pep Club 3: Swimming Club 2, 3: Class Play Usher 4. GAIL B. MOORE Roosevelt Band 2, 3: Symphony Orchestra 3: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 4. ANN MARIE MOYER Stevens Color Committee 2: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Press Club 2: Tennis Club 3: Class Play Usher 4. MARY LOUISE MRAZ Roosevelt Welfare Committee 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis Club, Secretary 3. NANCY JANE MUTCHLER Peanut Curtin 3 -,,n5v:,kl DOROTHEA JUNE NEECE Curtin Band 2: Senior Class Play Make- Up Committee 4. KATHRYN NEIDERBERGER Kate Stevens Billtoum Banner Typist 3. -L: Stu- dent Council 3: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Library Club 4. PEGGY LOU NELSON scpegn Curtin Hi-Trl 2: Pep Club 3: Billtown Banner 4. JACOB ROBERT NELSON .:Bob,, Roosevelt Decoration Committee 4: Enter- tainment Committee 2: Band 2: Symphony Orchestra 2: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 8, 4: Choir 3, 4: Gym Club 2. JOHN IRVIN NEWCOMER Roosevelt RICHARD L. NEWCOMER Dick Roosevelt RICHARD LEE NEWMAN Rich Stevens Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Volley- hzlll Champions 3, 4: Billtown Ban- ner Staff 4. .IOA NNE MARIE NIKLAUS ...Ion Curtin F iff: 3, , 1 R :V ulrishn . W ,-ma-ff , ' JOSEPHINE E. NICKLES scjoss Roosevelt Band 2, 3: Broadcast 2, 3. MARY LOU NICKLES .,NiCky,, Curtin DONALD WILLIAM O'BRIEN Obie Curtin Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 3: LA Mmnornm Business Stat? 4: Student Council 2: Varsity Wrestling 2, 3: Tech Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Senior Day Usher 3: Commencement Usher 3: Class Day Usher 3: Bac- calaureate Usher 3. TERRY RICHARD O'CONNELL Stevens 4 Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orches- PHILIP ROBERT ORT Naugatuck, Connecticut ROBERT CHARLES OTT Babu Curtin Academic Hi-Y 2: Glee Club 4: Choir 4: Current Events Club 2: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3. CHARLES LEONARD PACKER Chuck Stevens NANCY LEE PARKER Curtin ecoration Committee 2, 3, 4: Hi- tra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 2, 3g 1 X i 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 3: Art 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. f ii'v'fC 2, 4: Cherry and White Art i 4. JoHN PATRICK o'coNNoR ,JAMES EIEPENNELLA, JR. Irish C Curtin I C C it Roosevelt A A Color Committee 2: Cherry and , White Editor-in-Chief 2, 3, 4: Aca- . demiefligi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3: ip Jvlnioi' otary 2, 3, 4: Prag5'tC1ub 3, ffl 442.StI16Q1T Day Usher 8: Cvmllietlce- ' ment sher 2, 3: Class Day Usher i '33 Baccalaureate Usher 2,-Bk I I X35 , JILL MARIE 0'DONNELL BEVERLY ROSE PERIL 2 Mary's ' W .C Welfare Committee 4: Student Council 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4: 'Glee Club 4: F. T. A. Club 3, 4, ViceP-resi- dent 4: German Club 3, 4: Drama- Stevens - Welfare Committee fig Dues Com- mittee 3: Cherry andigwhite Edi- torial Statf 32, 3, 4, Ass A te Editor 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabine 5 4: Glee tics Club 4: Swimming Club 4. Club 4: Press Club 3, 4: matics Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis Club 2554, oot- . ball Usher 4: Class Play 4. K f Lntt V. I PHYLLIS MAXINE OGDEN EVELYN A Phyl 3 , Precious Curtin Simi irglnia , Hi-Tries, s: Library Club a. 4. kk .. Q if' Tnunanisski GEORGE PATRICK PETERS ..Pal,, Stevens Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Choir 4. PHILIP A. PETTER Phil', Curtin Dues Committee 2, 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, Associate Editor 2: LA MEMomE Business Staff 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4: Aca- demic Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Broadcast 4: P. A. Announcer for Wrestling and Basketball 3, 4: Busi- ness Manager Class Play 4. .IOANNE MARIE PFAFF ujanu Curtin Hi-Tri 3, 4, Cabinet 4: G-lee Club 3, 4: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Table Tennis Club 2. CAROL DIANE PHILLIPS Stevens VVelfare Committee 4: LA MR- Moma Editorial Staff 4, Art Staif, Senior Pictures 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3, 4: Student Couns cil 2, Cabinet 3. 4: Tennis Team 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Girls' Oiiicials Club 3, 4: Ad- vanced Swimming Club 2, 3: Class Play Usher, Senior Co-Chairman 4: Flaming Foliage Queen 4. CHARLES E. PHILLIPS 'tCharlie Curtin Executive Committee 3: Varsity Track 2. MARION LOUISE PIERSON Stevens Welfare Committee 3: Cherry nmi White Business Stan' 3, 4, As- sociate Editor 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 8, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Football Usher 4. JOHN FRANKLIN PIPER Altoona, Pa. Cross Country 4: Academic Hi-Y 4: German Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Class Play Cast 4. I JANET MARIE PONTIOUS ujann Stevens Student Council 2: Band 2: Hia Tri 2, 3, 4: Girls' Otticials Club 3. 4: Billtown Banner 4: Pep Club 3: Class Play Usher 4. NANCY JOAN POUST asjvanas Curtin Class Vice-President 4: Executive Committee 4: Welfare Committee 2: LA Mi-zivmma Editorial Staff 3, 4, Activities Editor 4: Ch erry and White Editorial Staff 2: Student Council 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Playreading Committee 4: CoChairman of Ushering 4: Swimming Club 4. PATRICIA ANN PURSEL upatu Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Tennis Club 4: Billtown Ban ner Staff 4. CATHERINE B. RAFFERTY nKay,, Roosevelt LA Mmmma Editorial Staff 3, 4, Typing Editor 4. TERRY ALTON REBE ..Tar,. Curtin Golf Team 2, 3, 4: Academic Hi-Y 3, 4: Commencement Usher 2, 3: Class Day Usher 3: Baccalaureate Usher 2, 8. THOMAS RALPH REED Clark South Williamsport CHARLES ROBERT REID nigchqfzey' I Q . Stevens hw' FRANK EDWARD REID ..Ted,, Roosevelt Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 4, Associate Make-Up Editor 2, 4: Swimming Club 3: Dramatics Club 2: Senior Class Play 4: Bill- town Banner 3. CAROL ANN RENNINGER Stevens Band 2, 3. 42 Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Band Concert 2, 3, 4: P. S. E. A. North Central Conference 3. BEVERLY JOAN RICHARDS Bev,' Curtin Cllliibsrary Club 2, 3: Girls' Official DORIS S. ROAN Dory Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Girls' Otticials Club 3, 4: Girls' Advance Swimming Club 2, 3: Table Tennis Club 2, JAMES LeROY IEOBBINS vim., Stevens Tech Hi-Y Vice-President 2, Pres- ident 4: Senior Day Usher 3: Com- mencement Usher 3: Class Day Ush- er 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Pho- tography Club 2: Ballot Commit- tee 4. BILL CHARLES ROEGNER Roegie Curtin Student Council 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Tech Hi-Y 2: Glee Club 3. MARK ARNOLD ROLLER Moose Curtin Dues Committee 3: Student Coun- cil 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y President 4: Junior Rotarian 3: Glee Club 3: Choir 4. JAMES WARREN ROSEVEAR Kljimi! Stevens Welfare Committee 3: Band 2, 3: Dance Orchestra 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4. JULIAN L. ROSS ..Jay,, Curtin Cherry and White Make-Up Com- mittee 2: Hi-Y Vice-President 3, Executive Committee 3: Stage Man- ager 2, 3, 4. GEORGE RONALD ROYER Curtin Cherry and White Associate Edi- tor 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Var- sity Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Academic Hi-Y 2, 4: Math En- gineers 3: Home Economics Club 2. JANE CAROLE RUSK Janie Curtin Class Vice-President 3: Executive Committee 3: LA MEMOIRE Editorial Stal? 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4: Softball Champions 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Pres- ident 4, Cabinet 8, 4: Class Play Usher 4: Football Usher 4: Junior Bowling 2: Moving-Up Day Exer- cise Usher 3: Prom P anning Com- mittee 3: Basketball Usher 4. RONALD EDWARD SAAR ccsonnyn Curtin JOHN SACHETTE ccsparkyn Stevens Student Council 8. DONALD SAMPSON Roosevelt Tffifui :wilt ANTHONY J. SANTALUCIA 4. Tonyy, Curtin Dues Committee 2: Varsity Track 3: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Home Economics Club 2: Math Engineers Club 3: Class Play 4. LIBBY H. SARANTOS Stevens Student Council 4: Tennis Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Girls' Officials Club 3, 4. HENRIETTA SAVAGE Penny Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3: Bowling Club 8, 4. THOMAS JOSEPH SCANLON -.Tome Stevens Student Council 3: Varsity Wres- tling 2. 4: Academic Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Gym Club 8, 4: Home Economics Club 2. ROBERT L. SCHENLEY iiB0b9l St. Marys, Pa. FRANKLIN D. SCHICK Frank Roosevelt , A Executive Committee 4: Student Council 2: Tech Hi-Y 2: Commence- ment Usher 3: Class Dn,yfUsh,er 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3. ,- ,,'-- 2 if' ,k.V 1..vLlL:.,l-H MARCELLA ANN SCHLEE Roosevelt Color Committee 2: Library Club 4: Class Play Usher 4. DONALD E. SCHMAUS ..Don,, Curtin Welfare Committee 2, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Band 2, 3. 4: Sym- phony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Dance Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4. ,VIRGINIA ANN SCHMOHL Ginnie Curtin Hi-Tri 4: Intermediate Swimming Club 2: Dramatics Club 2: Library Club, Treasurer 4: Class Play Ush- er 4. PATRICIA A. SCI-IWANBECK Slpath Stevens LA Mmvmum Editorial Stan' I. 4. Proofreading Editor 4: Ht-Tri 2. JOSEPH SCOPPA, JR. uscopen Stevens I Dues Committee 2. CAROLINE H. SECI-IRIST Stevens CERALDINE H. SEEWALD csgerryas Stevens Dues Committee 2: Baseball Champions 3: Cheerleader -2, 3. 42 Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 2: Advanced Swimming Club 2. ROBERT MONTY SEGRAVES ..B0b,, Stevens JOSEPH THOMAS SERVEY usonnyss Roosevelt JOHN WILSON SHAFFER Hfacki' Curtin Academic Hi-Y 2, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Field, Forest, and Stream Club 3. PATRICIA ANN SHAFFER Cipatl! Stevens ROBERT C. SHERWOOD l6B0b7! Curtin Football Manager 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2: Gun Club, Vice- President 3. WILLIAM C. SHERWOOD Bill Curtin Cherry and White Editorial Staff 3, Reporter 3, Business Staff 4, Business Manager 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3: Tech Hi-Y 2, 3: Tech Gym Club 2, 3: Commencement Usher 2, 3: Class Day Uusher 2, 3: Bacca- laureate Usher 2, 3. CECILE YVONNE SHERWOOD Vonnien Curtin Billtown Banner Typist 3, 4. JAMES LARUE SHIPMAN ujirnn - , Curtin V Dues Committee 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 3, 4: Dance Committee 3, 4. - PAUL ALVIN SHIREY, JR. Shirley,' Curtin Varsity Football 2: Varsity Bas- ketball 2: Academic Hi-Y Execu- tive Committee 3, 4. RALPH EDWARD SHIREY Eddie Roosevelt Dues Committee 3: Color Com- mittee 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3: Varsity Wres- tling 2, 3, 4. ROSALIE WYNN SHOUP Rosie Curtin Table Tennis Club Treasurer 2: Girls' Oilicials Club 3, 4: Library Club 2. RICHARD B. SHOWERS Dick,' Stevens Dues Committee 3: Student Coun- cil 3: Varsity Track Manager 2: Cross Country Manager 3: Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4. PEGGY LOU SIEGEL apegu Curtin Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Class Play Ush- er 4. VIRGINIA MAE SIGNOR . V4 N g!! Stevens X Majorette 2, 3, 4: Symphony Or- daestra 2. 3, 4. FRED DAVID SIMPSON Stevens Welfarfwrgttee 3:-Dues Com- mittee 4: Stu sound! 2, B1 Var- sity 'W-restling 2, , Football Man- ager 2, 3, 4: volleyball Champions 4: Academic Hi-Y 2, 3: Junior Ro- tary Club 2, 3: Gym Club 3. CHARLES DELROY STROUSE nchliclrv Stevens ANNE NEYLON STRUMP Lock Haven, Pa. Cherry and White Editorial Statl' 3. 4, Art Editor 4: Tennis Team 4: Hi-Tri Cabinet 4: Debating Club 2: Art Club 2: Dramatics Club 3: Table Tennis Club 3: Senior Class Play, Property Committee 4. ROBERTA JEAN STUTZMAN Berlin Stevens Dues Committee 2: Clzerry and While Editorial Statf 3: Band 2. 3: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Football Usher 4: Class Play Usher 4: Billtown Banner 4: Dise trict Orchestra 4. LEONA MAE SWARTZ all een Roosevelt IIi.Tri 3: Dramatlm Club 2. WILLTAM J. SWINEHART Willie Stevens ROBERT L. TEMPESCO X :Tempo Roosevelt Phot raphy Club 8, 4: Billtown Bnmierygdiotographer 8. 'fmuuin gtti ROGER WAYNE TENNEY Renovo, Pa. Cherry and White Editorial Staff 8: LA MEMOIRE Business Staff 4, Cir- vulating Manager 4: Academic Hi- Y 8. 4, Secretary 4: Executive Com- mittee 4: Dramatics Club 3: Press Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Com- mencement Usher 3: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Billtown Banner 3: Play Reading Committee 4. KENNETH R. THOMAS ..Km,, Curtin RICHARD G. THOMAS Diclf,' Stevens Photography Club 3. WAYNE W. THOMAS Peze,' Curtin Cherry and White Tech Represen- tative 2, 3. 4: Varsity Track 2, B: Avademic Hi-Y 2, 8: Tech I-ll-Y 4: Class Play -I-. WILLIAM CHARLES THOMAS Willie Curtin Student Council 4: Gym Club 2, 3, 4. HARRY EUGENE THOMPSON Donny Curtin Varsity Football 2: Varsity Track 2. 3: Volleyball Champions 3: Be- thune-Douglas Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE J. THOMPSON 66PllChi6,, Sl. Mary's Party Decoration Committee 2. 3, 1: lli-'l'ri 2, 3, t, Cabinet I: Swim- ming Club 2. BETTY JUNE TRESSLER HBH., Curtin Field, Forest, and Stream Club 2: JOSEPH RICHARD TRIACA Dick Curtin RUTH TUPPER Ruthie Stevens Tennis Team 2, 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Table Tennis Club 2: Girls' Oflicials Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Tennis Club 4. FRANCISZEK S. TURZANSKI Franci.s,' Roosevelt LA Ml-:Moms Editorial Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Art Club 3. MARGARET LOUISE TWIGG apeggyv I Roosevelt MARGARET JOYCE ULMER upeggyn Curtin Executive Committee 3: Student Council 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2: MakeeUp Committee for Class Play 4. WILLIAM M. UPDEGRAFF ..Upde,, Roosevelt Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 3: Student Council 4: Varsity Football 2, 8, 4: Varsity Track 2, 3: Junior Rotary Club 2. 3: German Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. JANE VAN DEGRIFT 'ifanies' Stevens Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ohicials Club 3, 4: Class,P1ay Usher 4: Billtown Banner Typist 3, 4. IVIABLE VANEMON CCTiny73 Roosevelt Cherry and White Editorial Staff Typist 3, 4: Band 2: Symphony Or- chestra 2. RICHARD LEWIS VOLLMAN Curtin Class Play Cast 4. PAMLA ANN WAGNER Pan1!' Stevens LA M1-:Moms Business Stal? 4: Hi- Tri 2, 3. 4: Broadcast 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 4: Library Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Football Usher 4. GEORGE WILSON WALKER ..LefZy,, Curtin A Varsity Football 1. 2, sg varsity Track 1, 2, 3: Gym Club 2, 3, 4: 'Won Best Offensive Halfback Tro- .phy 3. Kr , .I OHN F. WALLIS .. Wally, Curtin ROBERT B.. WALTER Bob Curtin , Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. A RICHARD R. wALgrERs Dick,' 'xx f - 1 ' .-. fgsztik A iT.F1 5 Club, Vice-President?al??i M r Wi 1-.3 : T 'Iurzdwskt REBECCA JOANNE WALTZ .rBeckyn Stevens Welfare Committee 3: Dues Com- lnittee 2: Cherry and White Edi- torial Statf 2: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3, 4: Football Usher 4: Class Play 4. PATRICIA ANN WARE upatss South Williamsport Decoration Committee 2. 3, 4: Hi- Tri 2, 4. SYLVIA MARLENE WATTS 6CSue,, Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Girls' Oftieials Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis Club 2, 4. FRANCES MAE WEBB FranU Stevens Cherry und White Editorial Statf 2. 4, Literary Editor 2: Hi-Tri 2: Press Club 2. 3: Girls' Otiicials Club 3. 4: Class Play Usher 4: Billtown Banner 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Ten- nis Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. WEBER Dick Roosevelt Tech Hi-Y 3: Gym Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY YVONNE WEIN Curtin Dramatics Club 2. SHIRLEY MAE WEISEL Stevens RICHARD L. WELCH Rirh', Stevens CAROLYN JOAN WELSH Curtin Dues Committee 3, 4: Cherry mul White Editorial Statf 2, 3, 4, Asso- ciate Literary Editor 4: Student Council 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Dramaties Club 2: Girls' Utfieials Club 2, 3: German Club 3, 4. Secretary 3: Swimming Club 2: Football Usher L D. REBECCA WENDLE 'iBet'1fy Roosevelt Welfare Committee 4: LA Mr:- Monu-: Editorial Staff 2, 3. 4, Senior Pictures Editor 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, Cab- inet 3: Pep Club et: Football Pro- gram Salesman 3: Class Play Ticket Committee 4. JAMES WENTZEL Jim Stevens JAY ROBERT WH ITE Curtin Color Committee 2: Student Counf cil 2, 3: Tech Hi-Y 3: Junior Ro- tary Club 2. CAROLYN JANE WHITEI I EAD Stevens Cherry mid White Editorial Staff 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4. Cabinet 8. 1: Glee Club 4: Girls' Omeials Club Il. 4. President 4: Swimming Club 2: Football Usher 4. GEORGE R. WILLIAMS Curtin. Band 41, Symphony Orches- tra 3. 4: Dantisrhyehestra 3, 4. PAUL DAVID WILLIAMSON 'Wloziseii Stevens WILBERT P. WILSON Stevens Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Vflfsity Wrestling 2. 3: Varsity 'l rack 2, 3: Bethune-Douglas Hi-Y 3, 4. CECELIA ARLENE WILT ,.Cis,, Curtin Welfare- Committee 2: Library Club 2: Ticket Committee for Class Play 4. DARLENE M. WINTERS Roosevelt Executive Committee 3: Dues Committee 2: Cherry and Willie Editorial Staif 2, 3, 4, I. B. M. TYP- ing Editor 4: Cherry and White Assistant Business Manager 4: H1- Tri 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4: Girls' Oiitcials Club 3, 4: Press Club 3. FREDERICK HLFWISEELQL Fritz,' Stevens Student Council 3, 4: Senior Day Usher 3: Commencement Usher 2. 3: Class Day Usher 3: Baccalaure- ate Usher 2, 3. SAUN DRA LEE WOLF Sandy,' Curtin Hi-Tri 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: Cherry and White Art Work 4. MARGARET VIOLA WOLLETT Stevens Library Club 3, 4. SARAH M. WOLLETT asallyv Curtin Hi-Tri 3, 4. FUE LANE WONG Laniei' Curtin Welfare Committee 3, 4: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. ROBERTA MAE WOODS Bobbie,' Roosevelt Executive Committee 3: Dues Committee 4: LA Mizivionn-: Business Stat? 4: Student Council 3: Band 2, 3: Hi-Tri 2, 4: Girls' Officials Club 3,1-1-1 Ticket Sales Manager for Class Pay 4. CHARLES WRIGHT Chuck Curtin Welfare Committee 4: Varsity Wrestling 2, 4. CHARLES W. YARRISON Curtin Band 2. 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 3, 4: Broadcast 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4. K LARRY RICHARD YOUNG Curtin Class Treasurer 3: Executive Committee 3: Color Committee 2: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4: Academic Hi-Y Glee Club 4: Math Engineers Club 2, 3: Commencement Usher 8: Baccalaur- eate Usher 3. C. VAN YOUNGMAN '4Munchkins Curtin Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 2. 3: Student Council 4, T r 4: Varsity Ba 54 :iieasli er i- , 3? : ite Aculelnlc H Y 2 1 e Club 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: German Club 3, 4, President 3: Senior Day Usher 2, 3: Commencement Usher: Class Play 4. MARTHA JULIA ZANE Curtin Make-Up Committee for Class Dick Sunbury, Pa. RICHARD D. ZIMMERMAN Play 4. Band 2, 3: Billtown Banner 4 Class of 1954 Words and Music B b by -I r - ar jra E. Karnan -Aqrgi J : If :Qf ' I :fig 2. ur: P14 I-11- Fift - y - four! We are the High School Class of Fift-y-four. E n.. - -1..- E:- 1 E E V 4- E A ll: E E -1 . . A 1- -1 :I , .7-in .Q 'O XO--'min If lil B-I H Q 3 - - 3- Q 1' ' ' : 4 Ed d il ' A ' Withmemoriesc1earwe'll shout and cheer Hoo- ray for days we hold dear . -llff I ' 'Ill I 5 ' j ' 'it 3 E? , R f . J J J J J Q J At Billtown High, the only High, true loy-al -ty for thee we cry. Our . 5 E . n E i vic -tory's won with kind as - sist -ance of our Mr. - Liv - ing - E Q 'Zi 415 3 3 U 3 E 5 0 f- :Isa ' - JJHQJ J' '-PJ un! 1 11:1 gt if- g - g q L-'ll-5.t-1311- ton. In this year we will cheer for the fu -ture holds no fear for the f f i il: an u un I ' 1, - : :G - - - 1 1 1 : I1 -Y 1l1 -L 111D -I 11 -, Class of Fift four' L? four' J D 'l V 1 . Y: L 4. -1- : - ' Y I- . 'Y 1 v ': , 'nf - ' -' 4 w :EL fl , ' Q 4, : f: - y - . . l ' f -S' - J l . 1 :I . : ' f 1 f L' ' ': G- - Class of 1955 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 17111111 11011: left in liiglitvlsois Verratti, Ann Shaw, Nancy Herman, ltlcll Kittlc, Xlarian Livermore. Buclc lion'-lflnily Gordner, Jim Hassett, Tum Scculcs, ,Xnclrcw Vllargo. CLASS ADVISERS Top to Bottom-lXIiss Anna Slifer, Class Teaclierg 1X1rs. Earliest Ren- Spwuf, C1355 Fmlqcy, Left to Right-jim Troisi, President, Nancy Herman, Secretary, Iclcll ninger, Class Motherg hir. Russell Kittle, Yire-President, jim Bassett, Treasurer. unior Class History As 514 .luniors returned this year, they were a different group from thc 714 shy Sophomores who entered Williamsliort High School in the fall of 1952. Miss Slifer, the class teacher, was here to help them begin the Iunior years worlc. The new class parents, Mrs. Earnest Renninger and lV1r. Russell Sprout, were introduced. The Class of 1955 would like to thank them and lV1rs. Edward Brent, lr. and Mr. Horace H. Lowell, class parents in their sophomore year. ln September, the luniors elected their iirst class oiiicers. lim Troisi was elected president, Idell Kittle, vice-present, while Nancy Herman was made Secretary and lim Bassett, treasurer. The Juniors were prominent in school activities, including athletic teams, school publications, hand, choir, and the Clee Cluh. We hope the Class of '55 will have a successful and cnjoyahle time during their Senior year, just as they did in their ,lunior and Sophomore years. 56 ROOM 219 Miss Lucile Gordner lfirsf Row, Left fo Riglzt-Donna Anthony, Klz.1'y Alter, Carol Artlcy, Dorothy Apalian, llarhara llaullnian, Shirley Banks, Miss Lucile Gorrlncr. Svcoml Rrm'fYirginia llartlow, fharlcs Amor, Carl Burner, Dick Anderson, Don Bachman, Ron llair, lirccl Ackerman, Lo- ri-tta llailvy. ROOM 225-223-104 Mr. Earle M. Hite-Mr. C. F. Derr Miss Ethel C. Collier First How, Ifft lo Rightwlvonnc Kimble, Louise Gosart, Marian Livermore, Sandra XVoll'c, Celia Caplan, Kathleen Malner, Bev- crlx llrcon, Sandra Lvons, Shirley McCloskey, Donna Stchncr, Mr. if li. Dcrr. Scuoml Huw ghlr. lfarle M. llite, Sally jo Eiscnbeis, lllol- ly llasscnplug, Roberta Manning, cillfllllllll Sharhough, Isabel Kelihcr, Carol ligli, hlury llarris, Saunslra Jones, Kay licnclvrson. 'l'l1iv'd llnwf-lllnrtv Pollock, Irlcll Kitllc, ,lean Narrli, Pnlllinr' lXl:ic'iL'jl4o, Davicl l7inc, licnnutli llohlm, Malwl Vl'ackcr, Mary Cavitt, Charmaine Jalncs, Gail Mcconi, llv:Y01'ly llainvs. ROOM 217-227 Miss Kathryn Riggle Mr. Howard L. Harer First Row, left to Riglxtfjoan Marlin, Lois Vcrratti, llarhara Zinnncrman, liditll Smith, Lorctta Mmvrcy, llL'aIriL'u Pctcrman, Nancy Millcr. Shirley lllctzgcr, Connie Mcnnc. Svc- oml Row--rllcryl VVoolcvl:r, janet Ockcr, Vir- ginia Crawley, llvtll Sprout, Martlxa Lyon, jucly Muir, Ann Pollitt, Miss Kathryn lligglc. llzinl Rrm'-Jack Vl4L'lllPlL', Gvni' Sortman, lloh Lorvman, llill llrohst, ,lim ll2llIII'lg1lI'lll1l'l', jim Bassett, Bill llpdcgrall. ROOM 221 Mr. Ray C. Singley Iiirsl Row, lfft to Iliglzt-Betty llurlilmldcr, Mary Chapman, ,lane Canning, Sandra llowv crs, livlty llrcsslcr, Ann Bruno, Nvra Collins, Mary lllaclx, Pat llorrosfo, lllr. llavill. Singlcv. Secoml Ron'-llarlmara llowcr, Katherine Burli- hulcler, ,loan BL'l'gll1LlI1, Joyce Roll, Barbara llassult, Ivan llircl, Patricia Cahn, jackie Burns, Barbara Coder, Yvonnv llonnr-ll, Carol llovec. 'Hzinl Ron'--Dale Cainlvlvcll, Dick Coleman, lilory llragalonv, john llrockwav, llussull Clarke, john llillk'lI1lll1, llill llvnninig, David liush, ,lim Cassidy, Dean llrncklaclu-r, ,lack Bernardi. ROOM 303 Mr. Glenn S. Lunger First Row, Left to Right-jean Beaser, Joann Beed, Corennc Reeder, lilsiejane Rhea, Sylvia Preston, Lois Richards, Ann Seewald, JoAnn Powley, Janet Sehmouder, Margaret Hatch- ford, hlr. Glenn S. Lnnger. Second Rowf Rosemary Sehweikle, Barbara Riley, Peggy Reidy, Naney Selders, Ioan lleusser, Penny Scarborough, Connie Plotts, Shirley Pysher, Boy Quigglc, Dan Sayah. 'Ilzirtl Ro1vfTiin Pringle, Denny Bouse, jim Phlegar, George Powers, Bill Selileh, Don Seehrist, Dick Seiders. ROOM 305 Mr. Clarence W. Green First Row, left to Bight-Donna Snyder, lXIary Tilburg, Grace Temple, Jackie Shultz, hlary Lynn Strump, Pat Stanton, Ruth Stone, Nettie Splain, Marjorie Smith, Kathryn Tag- liaboske, lXIr. Clarence VV. Green. Second Row-Tom Sheets, Donna Stoviak, hlarlene Troutman, Ida Trembly, Shirley Shirey, Velma Shell, Earla Shipe, lilizaheth 'l homas, Evelyn Stetler, Donald Smith. Tliirtl Huu'fBay Still- well, Karl Stock, jaek Spotts, jim Terry, Bill Shooter, Allen Smith, Pete Sides, john Stuem- plle, Bill Stover. ROOM 229 Mr. C. Robert Snyder First Rout, Left 10 Right-Lynette DeCarlos, Cindy Dorman, Marjorie Davis, Ioan Early, Flora Demarest, Sally Edler, Jean Confair, Tom Creasey, Eddie Delker, Mr. C. Robert Snyder. Second Row-Sally Doane, Roberta Eberhart, Norma Dowling, Kathryn Dauber, Joanne Carle, Sondra Dry, Tom Dicffcn- baehcr, Paul Cristini, Vince DiSalvo. Thin! Row-Bob Eiehenlaub, Charles Dandois, Frank Eek, Adam Confer, Tom Donovan, Ints Dzelzgalvis, jim DeSau, George Corson, Dan Emiek. ROOM 304 Miss Carolyn Williams First Row, Left to Right-Nancy Napp, Gloria Nieolosi, Bette Nelf, Ann Oakes, Florence Nel- son, Marlene Nlozley, Norma Nicholas, Su- zanne Nast, Charlotte Messner, Marilyn Moore, Miss Carolyn VVilliams. Second Row -Cenia Moore, Susan Oechler, Gail Oakes, Elmer Mitstifer, Iohn Nliller, Fred Ort, Vicky Manny, Ruth Manley. Third Row-Charles Morrison, Bill Martin, Bob Pacaeha, Bill Oakes, Hugh Patterson, Ogden Myers, Ioe hliele. ROOM 307 Mr. Paul B. Cooley First Row, Left to llighlfClennna Young, llarhara Yoder, Roger YVein, Jessiea Vllhitta- ker, llarriet XVelker, Vita Zitello, Dona Ve- lotr, Peggy VVilliams, lllvira Ulinner, Mary VValtz, Mr. Paul ll. Cooley. Second Row- Keith lValtz, Michael XVheeler, John Vilise, Roberta YVahler, Dorothy Yost, Roberta Young, Elaine Vllalters, Deanna VValtman, Andy Vklagner. 'lihirrl Ron'-Jim Vilolyniec, Susan VValtz, Bonnie YVright, Patty VVest, Judy Vought, Sandra Zimmer, Donna VValtz, Nancy Vileiss. ROOM 310 Miss Mildred Kelly First Row, Left to Right-Connie Gerringer, Beverly Fine, Mary Farnsworth, Shirley Foye, Janice Galwardi, Marie Faus, llarriet Golder, lidith Fisher, Nancy Free, Miss lllildred Kelly. Srcoml RowSMuriel Gallney, Emily Gordner, Marilyn Filhnan, hlary Butz, Mary Lou Creme inger, Pat Franklin, Beverly Goins, Rhea Fair- fax, Mary Ellen Freeth. 'Flzirrl RowfLouis Golamis, Ken Garee, Fred Foltz, Paul Fran- quet, Berton Goldy, Dick Foresman, lloh Fink, David Entz, Barry Green, llarry Giacomi. ROOM 306 Miss Helen G. Stout First Row, left lo Right-'l'oni Maggi, Norma Laylon, Anna Knepley, Beverly Klees, Peggy Lenhart, Jane liunlyle, Joanne Kunkle, lidith Kurtz, Alice Livermore, Louise Mr'Connell, llarhara Knerr, Miss llelen G. Stout. Second liow!l'oni Manfre, Betty Lewis, Dorothy Loclrard, Darlene liiltcll, Mary Lancaster, Dot Mefldalns, Sue Mainolen, llrin Lynn, Steve Lundy. 'Hrirrl lloxvfllose Leta, Pearl lard- wig, Charmaine Kovaleski, Virginia Landon, Doris Krehs, Douglas Maddy, lletsy Lupton, Ray Lnxeinherger, Jack Love. Fourth Hou'- Lee Lowell, llugh Major, Joe Mcfourt, llde ward Knerr, George liraxzer. ROOM 308 Miss Eleanor L. Mallalieu First Row, left to lliglzl-Donna Karieher, Yiola Kiess, llileen llorn, Joanne Cluinard, Sylvia lleiser, lletty lshell, Shirley llughson, Jeannette Kint, llvangeline lliras, ljtllel Kel' ley, illiss llleanor l,. Mallalieu. Seeoml Row-- Shirley lleim, Phyllis Ilauke, Nancy llerman, Lillian llauser, Betty llafer, Xllilhelinina llull- man, Pat llerritt, Betty lleilig, Phyllis llarris. 'Hrirzl Hou'-Irene llill, Allen Kitchen, Don- ald llunter, Charles lluston, Charles llan- ford, David Karsehner, lloh Jacques, llill llar- vey, Alice Jean llauser. B-1 Mr. Rodman Wurster First Bow, Left to Biglzlflfugene Cillo, Vllar- ren Frantz, Don Francis, Chester Newcomer, Edward Bussom. Second Ron'-Charles Seitz- er, Eddie Phillips, Sedley Kreisher, Lee Feist, Robert Breon, Sant llreining. 'liliinl Row- Bay lfrahn, Bill llampton, Richard Daven- port, Jack Phillips. B-3 Mr. Bruce H. Winter First Row, Left to Kightfllill Miller, Irvin Brickman, Ernest Lovell, Charles VValtZ, Jack Coleman. Sucoml Row-Robert Murphy, Lee Smith, Bill Pysher, Phillip Preliosi, Paul Brennan. 'Hzirrl Row-lliehard Caputo, Bob- ert VVilliams. Ilill Mareusky, llill Finkele. ROOM 317-105-West Gym Miss Florence M. Laubscher Mr. John Barry Mr. William K. Miller First Row, Left to Right-George Dunstou, Clyde XVhitman, Bill Swisher, Barbara llayes, Kate Riggle, Barbara Gates, jim Taylor, Iim Troisi, Bill lylull, Mr. John Barry. Second How--Edward Brent, Seth Ross, Durland Rouse, George Porter, Charles Seaife, Dan Lambert, Bob Chianelli, VValt Boyer, Russell LaForee. Thircl Row-Harry VVelker, Dick Fenstamaker, Joe Nlniek, Tom Secules, Jim Vance, Lee Greak, Sam Shaffer, Leroy Thomp- son, John Bausinger. Fourth Row-Tom Ien- kins, Carl Orso, Larry Eisenhart, David Haw- kins. B-2 Mr. Bruce H. Winter First Row, Left to Right-Jinl Hamilton, Charles Good, Richard Miller, Evangeline Chisman, Robert Berninger, James Coady, XValter Dunn. Second Row-Robert Wagner, Norman Koch, Robert Scott, Burl Esterbrook, Charles Eek, VVilliam Pawlak, jack Keene. Third Row-Andy VVargo, Bill llauke, Ron- nie Dawes, Charlie Fronk, jim Donnell, Louis VVahler, jack Breen. B-5 Mr. Omar Harris First Raw, loft 11: lliglitfllicliurel Sullivan, Carson Kline, Hay llill, john Rcidvl, Eugene Ilargcnmdcr. Svcnml RUN'-Fl'1lI1li Cirnulu, .luck Vllnol, Fri-ml llulmvs, Cluirlus Gustafson, Max Young. T017 Rau'-julln Frank, Robert Kelnhner, Edward Stover, linlwuril Cillo, jen- kin Davis, '1'huinus Snznlllcr. f,,, Fc, y S f-nf f-M C - ' -- -5 '-5 1..C'.:L -' V F V I . u,,u ., ..,, -I win fy X 1 vi 5 ' . nf, - , 1 V 'J-- - w Nsf' 'rfl' X X, ,- L I s ,A I 'xr l - if-Q F v . 'v X. Q-1 rv. I 'vg- S 9 bbw I S1551 I ', l:?A '2., s 5 - . . wi,-- ' ' -- fa- J, njngi. l l 6 1 B-4 Mr. Carl Bauer First Hmv. I uf! tu Higlit- l'nin xYiIl1lL'Yl'l', Hula SL'll'nVCllxCl'I, ,lun llvrslmni, ,lorry lxil'I7gl'I', Glenn Pnulhznnus, llill Arllcy, llvnry Slillll. Svcmul Hour- Bob XVitmvr, Louie Tnrnk, Dun Vl'l1itfui'zl, .'ll11 King, jurry XYRIITCC, Keith Siunpscll, llulx llclln, lliclinril Robinson. Tut: Hulv-- john Millur, Miko llalrncsl, Davis Shim, Nick lining, llill lriclx, Ilill Phillips, Nml Raulcr. First Aid during health class. luninrs and scniurs cnjnving tllcinsclvvs ut their annual Party. J Class of 1956 L1 Ad ' op omore Class Hlstory ass 'users On September 8, 1953 another school year be- gan with 784 students entering W. 11. S. as Sophos mores. The lirst few weeks were weeks of confusion for these new students as they went up or down the wrong stairs or to the wrong classroom, but now M George Wolf . . ell,-f T-1 -h all these mix-ups are straightened out. Now these M UL or students are looking forward to their last years at VV. H. S. Football games, pep meetings, and Hi-Tri initia- tion are a few of the things that added to the excite- ment of their first year. Incidentally, we have seen many promising newcomers on the athletic scene who may be the stars of the football, basket- ball, wrestling and track teams for the next few MVS' Edward Bi'S'li ' years. The excitement reached its climax when Mr. Class Mmm George Wrilf, sophomore class teacher, announced February 12, 1954, as the date for the Sophomore Party. Entertainment and dancino hiuhliohted the . O O D big night for the many Sophoinores who attended. The Class of 1956 looks eagerly forward to their remaining years at W. ll. and to the good times that will be remembered by all. 1 lX'Ir. Nliles H. Suchcr Class Father Dues, Welfare, and Color Couuuittees t First Row, Left to Rigid-Sherry Rhone, Barbara Thomas, Jane VVeaver, Elaine Vllickstrom, Bernadine Miller, Dorothy Cupp, Janice Johnson, Carolyn Miller, Lindy Cnau, Phyllis Henninger, Barbara Stabley, Barbara Miller. Second Row - Gloria Swartz, Kay Stenger, Patsy Chambers, VVilina Dittinan, Sherry Bebble, Faye Snowiss, Joan Deljanoyan, Nancy Casner, Paula Grimberg, Susan Shael-Yer, Sylvia hlonoslqi, Barbara Shempp, Shirley Caldwell, Nancy Simpson. 'flziril Rlllll-1JllX'1l1PlCkS1' ner, Larry Girton, Paul llcnxange, John Cearhart, Joe Cuozzo, John llolman, Claire Maneval, John Vvelsh, Ed Beamer, Bill Ribamlo, Dick Foltz, Jack Bush. Fourth RUIUAIDOII Hill, Don Redrlcn, Jim Fails, George Trostle, Robert Orso, David VVi1- kinson, David Yoas, Reese Jenkins, Ed Boyer, Jerry Yuthers, Vllayne Stebbins, Don Vllelshaus. 62 ROOM 110-West Gym Miss Eleanor lshler Mr. William K. Miller liirsl llmv, left to Rigl1tfYirginia Carducci, Lillian Mayer, Nancy Doelmler, llarle llakes, Sylvia Monoski, john Klaiola, lfred Plankcn- horn, Louise llively, XVaync Stebbins, Mary Camp, Mr. XYilliam K. Miller. Seeoml lion'- Jim Xlawante, Nancy Stanley, Mary Price, llarolrl Spooner, Donald Steele, Phyllis llenf ninger, lack llush, Joyce Tlioinpson, Geraldine Bradford, .Nlclera Dawes. lltinl liOll'fSl!l!l3l Kclams, Albert Smith, ,Xl llaity, Toni Knerr, iXlonty Melville, llarliara Stalwley, Pat llorlle. lfotrrtli llmvflluy Shilllet, VVayne llerlield, Louis Goodlarod, Matty Rook, llarolrl Fisher, Clharles Yl'heelel'. ROOM 225-227-East Gym Mr. Earle M. Hite-Mr. C. F. Derr Miss Ardath Hauser liirst Row, I eff to Rigl1tfl'atty Lundy, Donna XVelch, Myra Vl'elch, .-Xlma VVclty, Edith Vilcv- nioulh, Ycloria XVrighr, Barbara VVright, Mary Lou Mileto, Shirley Caldwell, Rosa Vl'illiams, Lenora XVright, Miss Ardath llouser. Second Ilmvfjuyee XVitmyer, Nancy llinston, Anne lVhitc, Rlargnret Youngman, Kay Stenger, liarlvara Shemp, Bernadine Miller, Icannctte Xllolfe, Dorothy Zane, Nancy Casncr, llope Lawson. 'I lrinl Row-Elaine VVilltstrom, Mar- ' 1 lin Vllilt, Kenny lVoodring, David Yoas, Clailv llovee, Lois Ratkowski, Judy Pfirman, ,llmy Demmein, Dorothy Cupp, Faith La Son. lirmrtli R011'-Bill Vllright, Melvin t, Bill XVilliamson, David vVlllill1SO11, a e XVinner, George XVilson. V irq ROOM 309 Mr. Francis J. Radice + liirxt llotv, left In lliglil-Joanne llcek, Shir- ley .XrtIcy, Mona Benn, Delores llcck, Susie llastian, llarliara Bastian, Sherry llelilile, Pat Ballard, Carol llarluer, Mr. liraneis j, lladice. Seeuntl llotl'f-l-'rank Baker, lid Beamer, llulwy Anclrus, loan llennett, Pat lllave, Sandra lleekett, Pat Ilardo, Sally llarrett, Darlene .Xl- len, Peggy Boone. lltiril Ron'-fI.onis Aurlet, lloclncy Baxter, Ilolx Allgaicr, lloli Bastian, Dale Bailey, john Allison, Shirley .Xclerliold, Pat .'Xmlrcyvs, Pat .'Xnrlerson, Mary ,lane llates. ROOM 311 Mr. Fred F. Bastian I-irst Row, Left to Right-George lluchlcr, Joanne Cornelius, Zoe llrown, Shirley Bor- owski, Frances Carey, Connie Campbell, Dorothy Deljanovan, Jo a n Causlw, Jim Brockway, john Ciolli, Mr. Fred li. Bastian. Seevmtl Row-Janice Brueklacltcr, Geraldine Courtney, Joanne Confer, Deanna Dagncll, llelen Cipriani, Claire Caputu, Pat Cham- bers, Marcia Burse, Barbara Buchan, Karen Dcllavcn. Tliinl Row-Carol Crossley, Carol Breining, Chalmer Daniels, Bob Daneiker, Joe Cuozzo, Le-Roy Crissman, Kent Carpenter, Ardcll Carson, Eddie Day. 63 ROOM 321 Miss Jean Heller First Row, Left to lliglitfhlioni liorte, Geral- dine Frantz, Lois Garnian, Marjorie Gritl-ith, Darlyn Gensler, lloh Gohrs, Dick Foltz, Diane Gray, Carol Greene, Miss Jean Ileller. Seeoml Row-Sylvia Grimes, A n na Frey, Jackie Gieking, Sally Fogle, Ray lilook, Ar- lene Gohrs, Carolyn Grili-ln, Christy Gibson, Jorgie Grimes, Beverly liry, Lindy Guan. Tliinl llowfPaula Griinlmerg, Mary Ghalilx, Anne Furey, Rusty Gilhert, David liolman, Jim Grove, Nancy Getz, Pat Garinan, Judy Gillespie, Nancy Goodwin. l t ejbfr y I. ROOM 403 Mr. John S. Holland First Roni, left to Right-llelen Lepley, Ar- lene Keller, Ruth Lehinen, Sandra Kast, Millie Kyle, Carol Koons, Carlene Lock- wood, Marie Kozen, hir. John S. Holland. Seermzl How-Doris Kessler, Delores Lanka, Sharon Lcidhecker, Chloe Jenkins, Barbara Knight, Janice Johnson, Betsy Kielwein, Jo- anne Kimhle, Janis Kreider. 'lihird llowf Shirley Lewis, Reese Jenkins, Kenny Landis, Jerrv Keleh, Tim Keliher, David Kaley, Jer- ry Leutze, Boh Kehrer, Ralph Johnson. ROOM 319 Mrs. Edrie A. Renner First Row, Left to Right-Lavina Dcrr, Joyce Deljanovan, Joan Deljanovan, Carolyn Eni- ery, Mary ligli, Janet Dittmar, Rodney Ed- dinger, Sheila Finkelstein, Delores Finn, Pat- ty Fcdder, Bill Dudziak, Mrs. Edrie A. Ren- ner. Seenml Row-Fred Eisenheis, Nancy Dietfenbach, Sylvia Edkin, Ester Eekard, San- dra Finkelstein, Shirley Deljanovan, Sandy Feigles, Nelson Demarest, John Ertcl, John Dodge. 'lilzird Row-Ronald Einig, Nlarlenc Durrwaehter, Janet Dunkleherger, Vvilnia Dittman, Patty lick, Donna liek, Jcnnec De- Vllalt, Arladine liddingcr, Tony Donaldson, Kenneth D!3ll1I1liCII. ROOM 401 Mr. Willard A. Christian First Row, Left to Right-Marjorie Lorimcr, Elsie nlalthy, Pat Lowrey, hlary hlartz, George hliller, Tony Longo, Dick Niertz, Judy Lynn, Beverly Markley, Lucille Lupolc, Doris Lusk, Mr. Vllillard A. Christian. See- oml RuwfAnn Blcilullough, Vieki lyiaelylil- lan, Tim lX'leGee, Dick Blallinson, Ken Men- ne, Elizabeth Lynn, Barbara llliller, Darlene Miller, Carolyn Miller, Pat McCaslin. Third How-Lois Miller, Elsie Loveland, Josephine lllartinozzi, Jacqueline Lynch, Carol hlajor, Mary hlessner, Boh hlayer, Ronald hiiller, Carol Lowe, Eva McCulley. Fourth Row- VVayne McClure, Iloraec Lowell, Jim Love, Bill MeAnany, Bob lVIiller. ROOM 408 Mr. Dallas Stevenson larsl Row, Icll to Rigl1tfMarie Sehon, Nan- my Roy, Marlene Schaefer, Dorothy Shadle, l'ony Ray, Rob Schlcc, Dalton Rook, Dotty Phipps, Sherry Rhone, Suzanne Royer, Carol Rightmire, Mr. Dallas li. Stevenson. Sec- rnnl ROll'fAlilllClOI1 Russell, David Piekel- ner, Stewart Renn, Tom Savits, llill Rihando, Ronald Salamone, Nancy llahn, lillian Shaf- fer, Janet Schreppel, lsalwcllc Ramage. 'I lzirtl Rntt'fC'arol llolmhins, Dolores llcnningcr, llill Richey, Joe Scllraml, Floyd lloller, Charles l'lankenhorn, lid Rosanstock, llsther Sanders, Ciarmen Prohst, Nancy Roller. ROOM 410 M r. VValter Muir lirsl lime, left to Riglztfloann Shook, Shir- lcy Stahl, Mary Steinhilper, llette Stover, Sylvia Solomon, liaye Snotviss, Mildred Shay, Susan Sllealler, lileanorc Sltarar, Jean Shoe- maker, Mr. XValter Muir, Secrnnl Rows.Xnn Marie Smith, Sandra Shollenherger, Grace Stahl, Joyce Smith, Dorothy Smith, Joann Starr, Martha Snyder, Nancy Sheets, Joyce Shriner. 'llzirtl llowfl eonard Sholder, John Short, Miles Sueher, Nancy Solomon, David Stellien, llill Siegel, Joan Sunderland, Frances Shuey, lleheeca Skinner, John Slattery, Don- ald Sullivan. ROOM 406 Mr. I. Kerr Miller larsl llznv, lvl! In llixgjllt-'ClL'orge Morgan. Marv Mines, Shirley Miller, .Xnn Mitchel- tree, Shirley Morgan, Donna O'Connell, lfan- ny Mostellcr, Margaret Moyer, Margaret Packer, Mary Muhlenberg, Demiris Peters, Frances Nedlev, Mr. l. Kerr Miller. Second lion'---Carole llark, llarhara Ostrandcr, Mary U'Connor, Donna Mundricly, Maxine Pepper- man, Janice Phillips, Delores Phillips. Char- lotte Nell, Mary Maronc, llarhara Moore, l.il- lian Odell, Marv Niklaus, Dorothy Ott. 'lllirtl Ilou'--Dick Neal, Ken Norton, Dick Ott, llarrv Mulino, llolx Newton, Bruce Orner, Jim Nardi, llarvey Mullley, Raymond Morris, Kay Pauling, llarhara Phelps. ROOM 409 Miss Elizabeth Ertel lflrxt llow, left to lligltlfllutlt lleitn, Carole llennc, Margaret lreland, C ay I e lloover, llelen lloldren, Janet llarpster, Virginia llar- ris, Ronnie llelvlmurn, Patty lloag, Miss lilila- heth llrtel. Secoml llowf 'lihelma llunter, Ann llarper, Virginia lloyvlctt, Mary Ellen llatnmcr, Carol llart, .Mice llughes, Ruth llarlan, Louise llelminiak, Marian llayes, Roh lluntcr. 'lllirtl lion'-Ruth llayes, John lluss, Donald llelscl, Bert llannen, Morty llirslt, Arnold llenry, George llough, John llewitt, Kathaline lleimer. C-2 Mr. Omar Harris First Row, Left to Right-jack Roberts, Bill Harris, Richard Bower, Ronald Fuller, Rich- ard Stepp, Gerald Seybert, George Moon. Sec- ond Row-Kenneth Armes, Charles Burke, Teddy Richards, Don Randall, Donald Kel- ley, Leo Pena, Fred Sommer, Robert Huyck. Third Row-Iolm Sanso, Harry Bloom, Rob- ert Lyman, Larry Girton, Richard Thompson, Francis Shobert, Bob LeVan, Tony Aloisio. C-4 Mr. Walter Burkhardt First Row, Left to Rigl1tfRay Clemens, Ron- nie Fullerton, Arnold Ball, Alfred Bartraw, VVayne Sholder, Edward Crowe, Ioseph Fag- nano, Edward Todd, Second RnwfRobert Dcwald, Donald Hill, Richard VVinnie, Thomas Spring, jack Andrew, Edward Green, Donald Redden, Leon Allen. Third Rowe Fred Lyons, John Drawbaugh, Daryl Price, Fred VVascher, VValter Mayer, Richard Leid- hccker, Fred Bertin, Stanley Kuzio, Bob Nlraz. ROOM 412-105 Miss Laura Maust-Mr. John Barry First Row, Left to Right-Donna VValters, Nancy xR7Zllb0l'l1, Noreen Swank, Barbara Thomas, Virginia VValtcrs, Nadeen Vining, Jerry Sykes, Billy Klees, Sandra Thompson, Carol VVelch, Nancy VValtz, Miss Laura Maust. Second RowAGloria Swartz, Flor- ence Trembly, Gail Waters, Gail VVeeden, Janice Tenon, Dorothy Volkman, lane Weave er, Lucy Thomas, Barbara VVeigle, Burke Veley. Third RowfPaul Thurston, Al Falk, Frank XValtman, john VVelsh, Charles Thom- as, john VanVechten, John Holman, Dick Tietbohl, Lanny Fisher, Clair Maneval. C-3 Mr. Walter Burkhardt First Row, Left to Rightfliobert Fetzer, llo- bart Newton, Richard Shaffer, John Luke, Ralph Swartz, Howard Holmes. Second Row -Harry Ulmer, Donald Konkle, Oscar Wod- rig, Bob Orso, Charles Ault, Jackie VVelliver, Fred Savidge. Third Row-Thomas Fronk, Donald Miller, Robert Calvert, VVilliam Paul- hamus, Robert Shade, Paul Baidy. C-6 Mr. Roy Leifard Virvl Row, l,vl't to Right-fLawrencc Fry, Y1illC0ll0l'C Rissell, Mickey Confcr, Paul Taw- nvy, Luster Ott, Ronald Lusk, Richard Perry, Morrill Ulmer. Svcuml R!1ll StJll1ll?y Bower, John Vl'ilton, Dale Martin, Rulnvrt Ilcascr, liclward Boyer, Robert Gcan, XVayne Fry, Thomas Zanv. 'lillirzl Row-Edward Krauscr, jvrry Yotlwrs, Paxton Blackwell, Eugene Saar, Richarrl Fnucart, Rohcr! Schick, Laruc Hauser, Frccl Le-bert. C-5 Mr. Carl Bauer First Roux Ivft lo Riglit--Frcml fristini, julia Park, Earl llausvr, Dnnuvnn Taylor, Gary Crcun. Dean Paulliamus, Ricllarcl Kylc. Svc- uml liowf-XValtcr Paynlur, llarl MuKihlwcn, David Aslwy, Richard llancy, Gail Daven- port, Guurgc Trnstlc. 'lillinl llnu'fl'aul DL'- Nlangc, ,lim lialk, VValtvr l'mtur, Paul flianrl- lvr, james lluwcr. l l f ,X l 'f , F il!! M l fi ii -D f E ,W ffl 4 , , WN fx? Typical picture of typical class. k . W 'N ,, -, cl of gruvlling clay. All the rivers run into the sea yet the sea is not full. -ECCLESIASTES lsiygl S? ,M Q' AS 45 I, 2 ig- KL im 331 . IWWWW1 RISK f :. z .kiwi -is ...N-gg 5 N X 'FU' NM X: ' 1 S X X s u 1 A gf, - xv XA M,Q:-if , NS llilwartl Skcalli lftlilui'-ili,Cl1icf jane Rusk Literary lltlitol' Kcnt Bittncr Business Managcr The 195 La Memoire joan Courtnev Associate Editor Francis 'I urzanski Art Editor Phil Petter Advertising Manager David l'1ne Plmtographlc hditor Alice Metzger Sports Editor Joan Furcsnian Ann Clingcr Bcgky Vvemlle Associate Editor Assistant Advertising Senior Section ljtlmu- Manager Eclitorial Staff Firsl, Row, left fn Rightfiinn Beckley, Jane Rusk, Ioan Forestnan, Ed Skeatli, Ioan Courtney, Francis Turzanski, Nancy lloust, Becky VVcnrllc. Second Rlllllfnlklfiilh Livermore, iilary Lnuisc Niklaus, Bette Neff, Carol Phillips, Donabcl lX'Ianc- val, VVilin:i Nlolleiikopf, Nancy Parkcr, Yvonne Kiniblc. Thirtl RowfCclia Caplan, Molly Hassenplug, David Fine, Arnold llenry, Ann McCullough, Pat Lowrey, Marty Pollock, Louise Gosart. Fourth R0whBarhara Buchen, Faye Snowiss, jean Nardi, Idell Kittie, Sally liiseubeis, Doris Krebs, Mr. Earle M. Hite, Jr. Hushl Rush! Rush! From the time we picked our theme 'til the supplement was done and the book was finished, the La Me- moire homeroom has been a hectic scene. If you have looked in on us, you've probably seen the editorial staff at work. Wfriting copy, taking pictures, copvreading, writing captions, identifying U, ,uh XI um J, photos, typing, looking things up, setting up pages, checking lalira.-ini.-xrlmt-r names, and proofreading are only a few of the hundreds of jobs xve've accomplished. Under the direction of Mr. Earle M. llite, our adviser, and navigated by Editor, Ed Skeath, we have come safely through the storm, had a lot of fun, and learned quite a lot about publishing a high school yearbook. Brightening our book you see the work of the art staff, advised bv Miss Marv Geiger and headed bv our talented Art Editor, 1 Y ' Francis Turzanski. i I Mlziw iill gcllull ' Business Adviser The La Meuzoire business staff, advised by hir. George D. VVolf and headed bv business manager Kent Bittner has solicited . ca ' ' advertisements and subscriptions. Nilllfj' PUUSI ROS91' Tennef' Donahcl Manu al .yah-ities Editor Subscription Manager Typist Mary Mollenkopi Vi ilma Mollenkopi Patricia Schivanheek Assistant Business Ty pist Copyreading liditor Manager Ianvce Crossley Mm Bcclxlcfi ,Xssistaiit Suhseription RHF' R1 'il Y Picture Ifdilor Manager Typist Business Staff I-'irxf Row, Ieft to Rightffloberta Xvoods, Janyce Crossley, Ann Clinger, Kent Bittner, Phil Petter, Mary Mollenkopf, Lorraine lfolmar, Barbara Gehron. Second Rowfllarbara Zimmerman, Joanne Cuinard, jane Good, Dottie McAdams, Frank Schick, Bob lleim, Pain VVagner, Sherry Rusk, llr. George Vi'olf. 'Hiird Rowfllonald Hartman, Bob Simon, Ronald Beamer, Fred Kittie, John Renn, Dave Pickelner, Timmy McGee, Monya Stotz. Fourth Row-Pete Amer, Larry Young. ,lim Vance, Ray Jaeeques, john Piper, Terry Rebe, Dick Hertz. I Cherry and White Using the offset printing process for the fourth year, the Cherry and White staff published five issues this term. Under the leadership of John O'Connor, editor-in-chief, the staff once again took high honors at the annual P. S. P. A. Convention, which was held in Lancaster. As always, the staff received invaluable assistance from Miss Florence Laubscher and Miss Mary Geiger, editorial advisers, and from Mr. Jack Diebert and Mr. Wayfnc Straub on the printing end. As the Billtown Banner appeared again this year, both the Banner and the Cherry and White were offered to the students for 31.00. The Cherry and White Business Stag, advised by Mr. Kerr Miller and headed by William Sherwood, determined the cost. Left to Right--Mr. Kerr Miller, Darlene Winters, Bill Sherwood. v 609901 km O U ' E Sadhu:-W'Chie 5 . HW Oo t Biiiiil twanage auf- ,N , Q sf , ,Q Q . o A r ffawf 2 kmhi, f i' lil--,...I:JWr, i-. Q a - . ,, L, km? 1-sts. 7- . ... at Clif! Left to Rightfklhcn C1ChCU1'L10, Payne Chupack, Barbara Karnan, Pow Mann, juhn Sue Bishon, B-cvedy Pern, C.aroXyn NN'eXsh, Dadcnc XN'intcrs, Nancy Kudsuh. Suuuml Kuhns, Monya Lee Stun, Frances 'x'Vcbh, Mary Ann Larsnn, Cana Phnhns, 'Mary Hchniniak, Ann Hayes, Xladcnc Kncrr, Shidcy lsahcN. vlvllifxi llowfAnn Mover, Frank Reid, Guy Bahhvin, Tony mxawxa, Richard Dunn, john Yiddc, Mary 'Nlarinn Viersnn, Ann Suuxnp. kg W Nl 'UB' ami ' lun v lg, 111111 H7 . Pnl, -, -lldn-il . Inge. - 11110 x 'Q Winn' I Wlllm .4 1 s from E14 Numbers I mg l,IMU ilu.,- c 'mf .luhl s . f'i'f'1i1w ' 1 O Cuhlmri., the f' ,,,,,.,4 ..-Liga Rn-,--J. h---'--- U fiittrown WBANNEH liaarm The Billtown Banner The Billtown Bcwzwer, edited by Miss lean T. Hel- ler's journalism class, was published this year for the third consecutive term. The Banner, which was so enthusiastically received in 1951, for the first time, continued its popularity through '52 and '53, reviewing all current happenings 1 at W. ll. 5. Congratulations are also due to the typists Linder the direction ol' Mr. Willrirrl Christian for the fine job they did. Editorial Staff , y - -7:1 4 -1 ' H -I giilg- A Staff Members - Chuck Ilan ford, Erin, Lynn, Dick Zim merman, and june Kramer de sign the next edition. Adviser, Jean Heller, assisted liyfleft to Right-Pauline llfla- ciejlgo, hi a r l c n e Troutrnan, E a r l a Shipe, Jackie Burns, Janet Pontious. First Raw, Luft to Right-lanct Pontious, Emily Gardner, Earla Shipe, Roberta Stutzman, Pat Pursel, Jane Vanclegrift, Nancy Parker, Kathryn Neiderhergcr, Darlcnc Maycrs, lyliss lleller. Second Row-Rich Newman, Erin Lynn, Vire ginia Steiger, Pauline lwaciejko, Nancy Selders, ldell Kittle, Barbara Ault, Doris Kiess, Donna Ecller, Bob Ort. Third Row -lllr. Christian, Tom Mix, lXlarlene Troutnian, Shirley Bennett, Eloise Leech, Dick Zimmerman, Barbara Mausteller, Yvonne Sherwood, jackie Burns, jerry Ilarner. Violins-Pauline Maciejko, Christoph Dreyer, Roberta Stutzman, Virginia Steiger, Kay Stenger, Barbara Shernpp, Virginia Signar, Kathleen Malner, Dorothy Cupp, Celia Caplan. Vinlas-Sylvia Hearton, Roberta Manning, Donna Stehncr. Cellos-Mabel XVacker, Richard Campbell, Nancy Stanley. Basses-Davicl llanner, Bernadine Miller. Flutesflsabel Keliher, Toni Kettler. Clurinets-!l'erry O'C'onnell, Russell La Force. Suxoplmnifs--Plryllis Ilenningcr, Sylvia Monoski. fJlf7UL'S-I'IilZk?l Buhh, Nancy Doehler. Bussomzfjoyce ilimnpson. l'rr'11t-I1 lllIl'HSfSL'Il1 Ross, Sonia Adams, Saundra Ioncs, farmilla Sharhaugh, Barbara Stahlcy. Trumyers-Donaltl Schmaus, Larry ljnscnhart. IromlwnexfRayinond Harris, james Shipman, Clair Blaneval. Timpmli-,lohii Ilolrnan. Percussion- licorgc XYilIiains, Xlluert Falk, lfranlt Ellis. Symp ony Orchestra Dance Ban V , A X The Syinphony Orchestra, under the direction The Dancc Band? comprised A .group of mln ol hir. Oshornc L. llouscl, provided its members b ,, '. , , , , , ented voung musicians, highlighted manv social with an excellent opportunity for advancement in ' K' ' ' activities of the-scihoolwith their outstanding ' the lield of music. The hardfworlcing groulyprac- mmm' med Umiringly to present thcirprogmm-5 in Chapel, Through the untiring efforrtsyof each individual, and in Concerts as well as various Public appear- these musicians have D1HClB Cl1CTl'?'il11ilXR7l1lfCI11LlSl' anccs. S , ' ii V, cal talents Well known throughout the state. This k5L7fhQ of its -loving members have risen organization was also headed hy hir. llouscl. I-,towiiiciiihersliip in vfillieinsport Civic Qrehestra ' . , ' and other inafjoi orchestras. ' h ., r 1 f ' ,,ff 'g Saxqplimws--Terry 0'Cpfi'i1ell, Russell Laliorcc, Phyllis Ilcnninger, Sylvia Monoski, Toni Kettler, Richard Cdfnphell. Trimipclmflbonalcl Schmaus, Sandy Yllolf, Larry Liscnhart, David llanncr, Lanny l:iSl'lCY, fharles Yarrison, john Vyiilsli, jenkin Davis. I'rrmzllmiesfllayrmand llarris, James Shipman, Clair Mant-ral, .Xlfrerl llartraw. Busg4 f3L'riulclii1e Miller. Piano-Sylvia Heartcm, Carol Egli, Virginia Carducci, Loretta Nlowrcy, Bar- bara Zimmwiiian. DrumsfGeorge Vllilliams, Albert Falk. 1,1 5, is 'A .ef f fs sf aj orettes junior Shirley Metzger, Miss Millionaire, other majorettes, heatlecl the Cher- a l on g with twelve ry ancl Wliite marching h a n cl during the past school year. The girls had a long year ol' it, which started in the late summer and continuecl at full speecl through the football season. Pa- racles and special events completed the yearls worlt. MR. OSBORNE IIOUSITI, Ba nd Director B ard Nanev Casner Marv Ann lwoon, Left to Right-Dorothy Cupp, Marlene uzz' , a ... , 4 Virginia Signer, Carol Renninger, Shirley Metzger, Patty Lundy, Nancy Rliller, A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' D- mien, Nancy Hinston, Judy Plirman. Virginia Lraulex, June emu . . Ufor the Cherry and the YVl1ite The Under the vcry capable direction of Osborne L. llousel, our VVilliamsport Band has completed another successful year. The members have given their time and talents to provide the school with excellent marches which are always one half of the spirit present at our sports events. As usual some of the band members attended district and state meets where they met with musicians from other places. Flutes-Isabel Kcliher, Toni Kettler. Cl1zriuctswTerry O'Connell, Russell LaForce, Mary Harris, Phyllis Ilen- ninger, Mary Cavitt, Sylvia Monoski, Lillian Blayer, Louise llively, Frances Liddic, Mary Price, Aldora Dawes, Mary Camp. Olmes-llazel Buhb, Nancy Doebler. liIlSSO0l1S-RlClll'll'il Campbell, Joyce Thompson. 1Ioronets-Domilcl Schmaus, Larry Eisenhart, David llanner, Sandy Vllnlf, Virginia Carducci, Charles Yarrison, Robert Sehcnley, Gerry Bradford, ,lenkin Davis, lllalter Mayer, ,lack Andrews. 'friunpets-John VVelsh, Lanny Fisher. French Horns-Seth Ross, Sonia Adams, Saundra jones, Carmilla Share haugh, Barbara Stahley. llarimnes-Carol Egli, Patricia Bodle. 'l'rn111lvmiesfptayinontl llarris, James Shipman, Sylvia llcarton, Clair Maneval, Nancy Stanley, Alfred Bartraw. Buxsesfjohn Ilolman, Clyde VVI-iitman. Glockenspiels-Virginia Steiger, Pauline Maciejko, Barhara Shempp. Bass Drum-George Vllilliams. fl.v1n1fmlsf.'Xllier! Falk. Snare Drzmis-Prank Ellis, Donna Stehner, Mahel XYaclyer, lrederiek Bertin, VVilliain Klees, ,lack Xl'elliver. Color Guard-Doinia lldler, Mary Lou llare, llloise Leech, Mary Skeebey, Martha Lyon, Loretta lXlowrey, lleatrice Peterinan, llar- bara Zirninerman, Lois llatlunvski, Gail Ilovee, Shirley Caldwell, Mary Lou Miletu. flfajorettes-lllarlene llunard, Mary Ann Noon, Carol llenninger, Vir- ginia Signor, Virginia Crawley, Shirley Metvger, Nancy Miller, Nancy Casner, Dorothy Cupp, june Dennnien, Nancy llinstnn, Patricia Lundy, Judith Phrnian. Flag 'l'u'irlers-Carol Phillips, Geraldine Seewald, Peggy Siegel, lane! Ocker, Edith Smith, Beryl Xlloolever, Farol llart, Sherry Rhone, Arlene Keller. Vocal Music CGLEE CLUB AND CHOIRD The glee elulv and choir are under the direction of Miss Kathryn lVl. Riggle. They entertain for us in school programs, and also provide entertainment for different organizations. The glee elub consisting of 75 voices, is composed entirely of Juniors and Seniors. The Choir, a smaller group of 40 voices, is selected MISS RIGGLE Choir Director from the glee elulw and the various musie Classes. Choir First Row, Left to Rightfjack Temple, Gene Sortman, Bill YVright, Ioan Nlartin, Connie Lombardo, Lois Verratti, Bar' hara lleisley, Earle Ammerman, Joe Stetts, Arthur Henninger. Second Rowflliss Kathryn Riggle, Bob Caldwell, Bob LeVan, Bob Nelson, Caroline Hallman, llary Ann Larson, Ann Pollitt, Ianyee Crossley, Bob Loreman, jim Baumgardner, Bill Updcgratf. Thinl Row-Pat Peters, jim Bassett, Jim Maiolo, Joanne Kinlcy, Pamla VVagner, Beth Sprout, Sandy McBride, Bob Ott, Bill Prohst, Mark Roller. Fourth Row-Betty Hclminiak, Jane Good, Becky VValtz, Barbara Karnan, Julia lluir. 78 MARY .XNN LXHSUN Clmlwl Orgxlnixl BARBARA KARNAN flmlwl Pianist 3 The Choir at Christmas ting. First Row, Left to Right-Ioan Blartin, Connie Lombardo, Lois Verratti, Marjorie Griffith, .-Xnn Pollitt, llurgnret Youngmzm, Grace Stahl, Bur bara Heisley, Caroline Hallman, Mary Ann Larson, Hope Lawson, jill O'Donnell, Pat Fecltler. Second Rrm'-Fuyv Snowiss, .Xnn Beckley Sandy Lyons, Beth Sprout, Barbara Kzlrnan, Szmtly llcllride, Carolyn VVl1itel1ead, Ioan VVclsl1, llnrlmnrn Lentv, Nmwy' Byers, jnny cc frosslcy jvnnvttc XVolfe. lllirrl Row-Beverly Peril, Faith Lawson, julia Muir, Becky VValt7, ,lonnnc Rinlcy, Pznnla Vl'ngl1cr, jounnc Pl'nll', Coil Nlcumi linlwinn llartlinc, Betty llL'll11lI1l2lli, june Good. Fourllz 1lUll'fclL'l1C SHl'fl'l1klll, Rolwrt Nclson. llill XYrigl1t, Roh Clultlwull. -loc Stvtls, .Xrt llvn ningcr, Hill llpclcgmll', lloh Ott, Tony Sznmtulllcin, luck Tcnmplc. Fifth llflllbjlllll Nlniolo, Roln-rt I.r-Yun, ,lim llussurt, Hill Prolxsi, Xlnrk llollcr Put Putt-rs, llob Lorcmnn, Lurlc .X1n1ncrn1z1n, Pctv Tllomzls. 79 U in Organizations Hi-Y The three Hi'Y clubs of Vlfilliamsport High School aim to develop the boys interest in social and athletic affairs. They are also interested in developing high Christian standards among their members. The three organizations plan social events and often discuss their problems with Hi-Tri. Bethune-Douglas Hi-Y Hi -Tri Hi-Tri, an organization for girls connected with the Y. W. C. A. has helped make our high school days more worthwhile. It sponsors dances along with many social events and also helps the commu- nity with drives and other civic projects. Like Hi-Y, Hi-Tri strives to build better minds through mental and spiritual guidance. h C e Dunston Ravmond Brown Presidentg George Porter, Tre asurerg Charles First Row, Left to Rig t- feorg , 1 , ' 1- l t, Harry Thompson, Louis Bally, John Hughes. Fisher. Secomi Ron Rohertl eu it Hi-'fri lsenior Memhersl First Row, Left to Right-Betty Guinard, Jill O'Donnell, Carolyn Golamis, Joanna Forte, Libby Sarantos, Rita Ceraso, Janyce Crossley Ann Kennedy, Darlene Winters, Barbara Ault. Second Row-Doris Kuhns, Monya Lee Stotz, Sue Watts, Jane Good, Roberta Stutz man, Ellen Cenerazzo, Carolyn Welsh, Shirley Caringi, Ioan Foresman, Nancy Poust. Third Row-Eleanor Bucher, Jerry Crlsman, Sandy McBride, Beverly Bower, Muriel Sowers, Virginia Schmohl, Helen Carnavale, Shirley Cuozzo, Nancy Byers, Joanne Pfaff Fourth Row-Ruth Tupper, Susie Lloyd, lean Menne, Gail Moore, Roberta Woods, Colleen Harman, Carol McCallus, Ianet Doane l fC 1 n Lusk Ann lVIoyer, Kay Eddinger, Shirley Dieffenbach. Pat VVure, Ann Logue. 1-ifth Row aro y , Acaclemic Hi-Y l First Row, Left to Right Ton ' R h - y ay, Jo n Slattery, John Allison, Arnold Henry, Tony Santalucia, Treasurer, Al Buehler, Vice-President, Mark Roller, President, George Morgan, Dick Mallinson, George Miller, Ed Skeatli. Second RowiGordon Snyder, Phil Petter, John Piper, Terry Relie, John O'Connor, Bob Manning, Ron Bcanier, Bob Vllalters, Dick Fenstamaker, Julian Ross. Third Row-Paul Sliirey, Jim Nardi, Kenneth Bolili, XV:iync Thomas, Bill Probst, Don Bohr, Bob Beamer, lircd Foltz, Burke Ycley. i Tech H1-Y First Row, Left to Right-Joe Fagnano, Richard Gehret, Paul Dandois, Vice-President, James Robbins, President, John Fedele. Second Row-Jay VVhite, Dick Dunn, Tom Reed, Eugene Best. First Row, Left fo Iiiglziefonnie Lombardo Cerry S ll . , 1 I' r eewa 1 , Ann Hayes, Vice-President, Barbara Karnan, Treasurer: Jane Rusk, Presi- dent, Sue Bishop, Secretary, Beverly Peril, Marlene Buzzard, Diary Ann Moon, Virginia Signor, Carol Renninger. Second B0u'fNancy Koelsch, Shirley Mapes, Pat Hauser, Peggy Siegel, Jane Vandegrift, Lorraine Folmar, Barbara Geliron, Mary Lou Slattery, Janet Pon' lions, Shelby Coup. l'lziriI Ilmv-Lucille Tllonipson, Carol Phillips, Nancy Parker, Carolyn VVlli!CllL'llCl, Joanne Kinley, Marion Pier- son, Pain VVagner, Becky vVill!7, Mitri Skeeliey, Eloise Leech, Ann Beckley. Fourth Bow-Peacliy Beighley, Mary lklollenkopf, Pat Pursel, Pat fosentine, Mary Mraz, Marilyn Gillette, Anne Struin 1, Donna lfllv, Sl' H '1'n ' ' ' ' ' I L Ll llflt, fesslmr, Llmrlottc Sprlngman. tuclent Counei Student Council, made up of representatives from each home room, has completecl one more year of sucf cesslul service for W. ll. S. The council is respon- sihle for our chapel entertainment, our social func- tions, and also for helping to pick the Sophomore eheerleaclers, a tasla which they began last year. llowever, we are certain Stuclent Council woulcl not he as successful without the helpful assistance ol' Miss Mary Louise Taylor, Mr. Willzll'd Christian, . 1 . ADVISERS Ml. Omar lllllllb, and Ml. Clcnn LLl11gLI, the aclylsers. Swing, ,left to Right-Omar Hams, Mary Louise Taylor Stzlllllillgffllellll Lunger, Xvllllllfll Christian. QW N MM FIRST SEfXIl2S'l'EP1 OFFICERS if 1 l SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS left to Riglltflllll YllLlI1glTAllI1, Treasurer, I Lvkxi Left tu Rigllf-Robert Beamer, Treasurer Lorraine l:Ull1l2lI, Secretary, LaVerne Necolli, fl, 'vw' im Hart, Vice-President, LaVerne hlecolll . , .19 , , President, Ann Clinver, Vicefl'residellt. k.-553 X PI'BSlllEl'lIQ Harriet VVelkcr, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, left in lligl11fLillby Sarantos, Flle Lane VVong, Judy Lynn, .Xnn Llinger, LaVerlle lleeoni, Yan Young- lllan, Lorraine Folmar, Faye Snowiss, Lindy Cnau, Patsy Ballard. Svcoml Hou'-joallne Cllllliiifll, Molly llassenplug, Boll Denny, Glenn McGee, jack Coleman, Boll Fetzer, Lee Black, Virginia VValters, Deanlla VV2lltl'll2lI'l. Tllird Row- jill cjl1J0l1I1Cll, Peachy Beigllley, Stewart Benn, Sonncy Kelley, Boll llicllenlaub, Bob Clliallelli, Bill Shooter, Nancy Selllers, Lee l2YilI1S. Fourth Row-Rose Leta, Paul De- Klallglle, Don SClH'l1llLlS, Bill VVllllilI11S, Harvey Bair, Guy Ballllvill, Bill LlI7ilCgl'lllY, Bill RIYCQIXCF, lane Good, Pat lloclle. 82 CLUB GERMAN CLUB CJr. and Sr.J Mrs. Margot McKinney The German Club, with the advice of Mrs. McKinney, sold stationery to earn money to send packages to needy families in Ger- nlafly. First Row, left to Bight-Roberta Ebcrliart, Emily Corrlner, Mary Strump, Shirley Fessler, Fue Lane VVong, Payne Chupack, Carolyn VVelsh, Jill 0'Donf nell, Mrs. Margot McKinney. Second Row-Edward Skeath, Mabel VVacker, Elaine VVilkstrom, Beth Sprout, Jean Narcli, joan Reusser, Muriel Sowers, Alice Artley, Virginia Steiger, Joanne Kemery, Ioan Courtney. Third Row-Marty Pollock, Bill lklull, Bob Simon, Charles Scaife, Bill Martin, Fred Foltz, Ron Bair, Bill Upclegraff, Duane lliller, Barbara Karnan. Fourth Row-Bob Bastian, Doc Rouse, Pres- ident, jim DcSau, Bill Updegralf, Intz Dzelzgalvis, Lee Greak, Dick Fenstamaker, Frank Reid, Harold Lehman, Don hloday. MATH ENGINEERS CLUB Mr. Ray C. Singley Members of the Math Engineers Club, supervised by Mr. Ray C. Singley, learned the importance of every day mathematics and the skill of using various mathematical instru- ments. Ifirsl Row, Left to Right-Dick Stcinmetz, Tony Santalueia, Jim Boodon, Bob Beamer, Jack Shaffer. 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MILTON is if 333 Q A ' 1 as CFS C 1691166161 UFS, Llllil llll'CC thiee juni illhree seniors, ' sophomores uncler the sufiervision ol' hlrs. liclith l l2lXN'lT,i,'gf'?llQP'OS9i'li this yeur's eheerlezicl- ing squncl. Beginning their cheering eareer in their sophomore year, these girls lend the stuclent hotly in cheers ut eueh home athletic event, ilppeurilmg us il innrehing unit with the lxlncl, illlil injeeting entlu1sius1nintO the stuclents at pep meetings. Vi - Cheering lor our 1lll1lCfiC'iC3lllS, uncl receiv- ' cl cl them in their ing Ll letter sweater .mar P L ll ne the l'CXVlll'LlS lor their ellorts senior x' 'Q ', i Senior Gerry Se Cluess xx ho seorecl . . 7 ewald mior Carrol Senior Peggy Seigel Phillips Ser A it A , . X ff' 'lihree fiheersl left tu llight-Soplmoinores Xrlene Keller, Carol Hurt. Sherry Rhone. . 'oolex'er. ' ' nn, Seine , Otlti C uoll'l1iIlilw Petmx . 5 l Gerry Seen .1lcl, lleril U Iefl lu lilglll lclith Smith. ,ltlntl 5 E ,ff f Wk F4 ,ff 5' ' we 'QF 1 . . lk' ry? 'Jail' f jf 1 i . I ve' I' . ry. di ffm .px . -r K . ' - Q wp-K -gm , -1-.. gg nfl in wuz-H' f nf- :Yx KA ,Ui 122090 1 ww Q4 i ma , 1,2553 E X- tiki 3. an NMA Q. S- . 3 1 Q 1: IX KW Q Dx., Q , x t 'E 5 I Q + v-P Q Q KJ,1 s I Q X ' M ,v -Qi f vgxe A A 1 V x m K . A F ghting Billtowners Gain Foothall A Even Record i DON ILXITY Center fo-Captain ,IIN I l ART Guard C'ofCaptain lfirsi Row, l,vl'L to Right-Danny Cupp, Dennis Duilicld, Don llaity, jim johnson, Lou Nliele, jim Steele, Don linigk, Roger llogert, Charlie Stearns, LaVerne Meconi, Art Laurenson, jim Hart, Steve llnidy, Harvey Bair. Second Ron'-Hob Chianclli, jack Straub, john Hughes, Pat Peters, Cordon Snyder, lid Kimble, llill Upda- grall, Tim Knight, Wlilhert VVilson, Louie Baity, Wlilfred johnson, Sam Shaller, Tom Secules. llzinl Row-Dick Fcnstanmkcr, Vllalt Boy er, Harry Vllelker, jim Yance, lid Moore, Sedley Kreisher, joe Mnick, Iiill llpdegrafl, Tom jenkins, Leroy '14hompson, jim Taylor, Danny Sayah, Danny Lambert, Bill Stover. Fourth Row-Boh Sherwoocl Chlanagcrjg Fred Simpson CManagcrD5 Coach Hank Green, Coach Bill Miller, Al Raitt, lid Boyer, jim hlazzante, Vllayne llertield, Matty Rook, Coach Roy LeH'ard, Head Coach Tom Vargo, Coaeli Dallas Stevenson. Coaches, Kneeling, Left to Right-Bill Miller, Head Line Coach Tom Vargo, Head Coach. Stunding-Tex Stevenson, Backfield Coach, Roy Ief farcl, Assistant Coach, Hank Green, Sophomore Coach. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. 1953 FOOTBALL RESULTS W. H. S. Opp. ISN-Sunbury CAD ..... ., .....,,,... 20 0 26 -Coal Township CHD 20 O 3 -York CHD ..,,....,,.,. 6 19 9N-Reading CAD . .. O 7 17 -Lancaster CAD .,.., 28 O 24 -john Harris CHD 7 13 31 -Lebanon CHD .,..,. , .,.. 26 O 7 -VVilliam Penn CAD Cancelled 14 -Altoona CHD . . 20 6 21 -Loclc Haven CHD .. 6 20 26 -Steelton CAD .,.. 0 7 The hlillionaires launched the 1953 football season t ' the Central Penn Conference. fClL'5Ill'l2lfl0l1 top SPO Ill ln a nonfConFerenee opener the Vargomen sank the Sunhurv Owls, 200. VValt Dover led the attack as he plowed through the Owls on a 43 yard touchdown run. The Millionaires made it two straight hy seoring another 200 vietorv over Coal Township. Lou Baitv played his hest game and had perfeet eo-operation from the entire crew. ln the Conference opener the Cherry and VVhite went under as a strong York team seored an 18-6 vietorv. Don 5 Haiti' reeovered a York fumble and a few plays later Art l.aurenson went over from the one. The Orange and Blue eaine through with three late touchdowns to take the win. The next week YV. H. S. sailed to Reading and was f 7-O. The Vargonien didn't get l 36 x nd line as their sunk again luv a seore o the hall anv eloser than tie enemy . fa attaek sputtered and failed. The hlillionaires snapped the' osing streak and eatne up for air when thev hlasted La easter 280. Art Lau- renson threw a perfect pass to Charlie Stearns for one touchdown. l-aVerne hleeoni made a dazzling 55 vard run, setting up another seore. A long touchdown pass late in the lourth quarter gave .lohn l larris an upset 13-7 win over the hlillionaires. ln the Lehanon game, the Cherrv and Vvhite got .wlumasn ' maj :iii A' 5 K 5 ww 5' -Tow ' W N11 Wk' 5 xx 'fi' 2,?r':,', . s . 4 A blk I 1, V V - Q ', L . .,.. . . , A AA t ' ,YQ . - ,Si r a g, . A 'N 3 f it vt 5 1 3 ,imisfn 1' as 31' lf ' . - , ' A. J -Q31 A Q, XA xr . ' 1 vvgegj.. 'X t v 4, :Q k fm, 17' Ky, U , 1 . , V1 N Va -w s 'gf fs 5 1 1- i t -as 4- we 2 Yjgvf' ' s . ' 'tik i ii xii - st-3 ' K ,V . rt . t - 1- - 1, S . , ,, h . I s fir, .ly R. . 1. H. I I ,ij fl Contact Almmgers, Taft In Rightgjohn fioffi, lfred Simpson, Bob Sher- wood, Nelson Delnarest. STEVE BAIDY Tackle HARVEY RAIR I T aekle LOU RAITY Fullbaek off to a fast start when Steve Baidy intercepted a pass and raced 70 yards to score. The educated toe of Danny Cupp, kicked the extra point and the Cherry and White went sailing through to a 26-O upset triumph. The Willizlm Penn game was cancelled because of heavy snows all over the state. CIIARLIE Iunior halfback Buzzy VVelker was the hero, as the hlillionaires whipped End Altoona 20-6. Welker ripped oil touchdown jaunts of 26 and 64 yards. lim Iohnson scored the third touchdown from 2 yards out, and Cupp kicked the two extra points. In the last home game of the season the Cherry and Wluite went under for a ducking once more before a strong Lock Haven team 20-6. The Bobcats completed an undefeated season with their victory. Laurenson scored the only Y, ' ' JIM STEELE touchdown. Tackle Finally, on a hitter cold Thanksgiving Day the hlillionaires played their annual game with Steelton, and bowed 7-O. The team was hampered by fum- bles. It brought the season's record to Eye wins and Bye losses. ? FS The Vargo Crewmen sailed home and looked over a successful year. No I championship, but an exciting season Hlled with good football and many thrills. JACK STRAUB Center ROGER BOGERT DANNY CUPP JOHN HUGHES TIM KNIGHT PAT PETERS BILL UPDEGRAFF Fullhack enior Tackle Halfback End End Fullback Gndders I DENNIS DUFFIELD IIINI JOHNSON ART LAURENSON Guard H alfback Quarterback IM Ilalfback DON ENIGK ED KIMBLE LA GORDON SNYDER VVILBERT VVILSON Center Guard Quarterback Tackle Tackle 98 CIOSS-COUHtfX Harriers Fourth in State Meet RAY JAMISON JIM IIOLLEN Coach Captain Coach Ray Jamison's W. II. S. Harriers came through with another Central Penn Conference title in 1953. The Millionaires outran all Conferencelcompetition to go undefeated in league meets with a record of five straight wins. In the Vestal invitation at Binghamton, New:VYork, running against some of the top teams in New Yofk State, Williamsport finished second. With six of the first ten places going to Williams- porters, the Milliongires easily won the All4Conference meet at Pottsville. ,ff'Jim Holle Qgahil Don Moday finished first and thirfigresfiectively. lzi1VffBassett, a sophomore in his of cross- ountry, A ,de good showings in 1i1ee Tciughtiut the s son. ' f the PIAA state meet at State College the Million- aires again Came through with Hying colors by finishing in The Central Penn Conference medal winners with their trophy. Kneeling, Left to Right-Coach Jamison, Jim Ilollen. Standing- Bob Bassett, George Royer, Don Moday, Larry Young, Charles Lctscher. fourth place against all the teams in the state. llollen again paced the Billtowners by finishing sixth. Varsity letter winners were Hollen, Moday, Bassett, George Royer, Larry Young, Charles Letscher, John llenn, and Jack Hasselman. Seniors running their last year for the cross-country team were Hollen, Moday, Young, Boyer, and Letsehcr. Place VV. H. S. Oppo. Oct. Lebanon-Mt. Carmel ,.,.. .. 24 31 Oct. Reading-lleatling .,,. ,. , .. . l7 38 Oct. Mt. Carmel-Mt. Carmel . , . 17 38 Oct. Pottsville-Pottsville ., .... , .,.. .. 25 30 Oct. -Vvilliam Penn-Mt. Carmel ,. . , 25 30 Oct. Oct. Nov. Vestal Invitation-Binghamton Zntl Place 87 pts. -All-Conference Meet-Pottsville lst Place 7-State Meet-State College 4th Place First Row, Left to Right-George Boyer, Don Moday, Larry Young, Jim Ilollen, Charlie Letschcr. Second Row-Coach Ray Jamison, Jack llasselman, Bob Bassett, John Rcnn. aslzethall Cagers Enjoy Tremendous Year COACHING STAFF Left to Right-Paul Warnick, Assistant Coachg Iohn Barry, Head Coachg Rollie Myers, Assistant Coach. ,ww 1.-so .ig 72if?,3'.Qgg5g1.N'f' 5' , is STEVE BAIDY fi ' 5 H Q .is2egfi.1lQgf:2a 2 M . . T : 222.2-f: ' .fgfsa-.'.L ggL.1.,, qw. f5'iafQ..aa . ,V .... . .fiis-12'g.if, -As sn-' -ft - A . . A ' 2 -. .- ' ' f -. :, :Wt .5 Ks. t a . f X ,,, .. Q W , , ,, , , . Coach Barry and the seven top boys that led the team to the Eastern Semi-finals: Front Row, Left to Ri ht-Mnick, Laurenson, Coach Barry, Porter Co-Captain JACK STRAUB Co-Captain 1953-54 BASKETBALL RESULTS Date W. H. S. Opp. Where Dec. 11 .... ..... 5 6 Kingston ., ....,....,... .,,... 4 7 Home Dec. 15 ...., 65 Hazle Township ......,..,.. 48 Away Dec. 18 ..... 75 Steelton .........,....... . ,.... 56 Away Dec. 22 ..... 57 Hazleton . ,.... ..... ..,... 5 4 Away Ian. 5 ,..., 52 Kulpmont ...,..,..,.. ...... 3 5 Home Jan. 8 , ..... 66 Hazle Township , .......,... 37 Home Ian. 12 .,,.,. 70 Allentown , .........,..,..,..... 54 Home Jan. 15 .,... ,..... 4 9 Altoona .,.....,.....,.. .,..,.. 6 2 Away Ian. 19 ..... ,..,.. 5 8 Shamokin .,.... . .,.,.. 38 Away jan. 22 , ,... ....,. 5 7 Berwick ..... , ....,.. . .,.,.. 43 Home Ian. 26 ...,. ..,.., 8 5 Mt. Carmel ..... , .... ....,.. 6 0 Home Ian. 29 , ..,. ,,.,.. 6 5 Coal Township ..,. ..,.,.. 3 1 Home Feb. 2 ,..,. . 55 Shamokin ...,........ ,..,. . . 32 Home Feb. 5 ...... 59 Steelton ....,........ ,..,... 4 4 Home Feb. 9 ..,... 42 Allentown ...,.. ,,.,.., 5 8 Away Feb. 12 ,,.... 77 Berwick ..,......, ....... 6 9 Away Feb. 16 ...... 72 Kulpmont ...,.. ....... 4 4 Away Feb. 19 ....... ....... 3 8 Altoona ..... . ..,... 32 Home Feb. 23 ...... ,...,.. 5 9 Hazleton ....,..,.., ....... 4 9 Home Feb. 25 .....,. ....... 6 5 Mt. Carmel .......... ....,.. 5 0 Away Mar. 2 ..,,..,..,,., 77 Coal Township , ...,..,..,.., 73 Away Mar. 5 ...........,......, 51 St. Ioseph ....,.,..,.....,...... 34 Away P. I. A. A. PLAYOFFS - DISTRICT 4 Mar. 9 .,...,.......,...,. 55 Coal Township ...,..,..,.... 44 Sunbury Mar. 12 .,...,..,... 62 Bloomsburg ..... , ,........... ,. 39 Bucknell TNTERDISTRICT Mar. 16 .,.... ....... 5 4 Plymouth ......,......,,....... 51 Scranton EASTERN SEMI-FINALS Mar. 20 ...,... .....,. 5 4 Chambersburg .........,...... 56 Penn Falestra Philadelphia 1575 1240 g . R 11 , Big Steve Baidy opens the 1953-54 season. Back Row-Stearns, Straub, Baidy, o er First Row, Left to Right-Mr Paul R VV1rni k X . . . c , f ssistant Coach, Fred Foltz, Art Laurenson, joe Port 'X Straub, Charles Steams, joe Mnick M . h ' ' er, t lark Roller, Steve Baidy, Jack , r jo n Barry, Ilcad Coach. Second Row-Paul Baidy, Paul Fulmar, llarold Fisher, Matt Rook, loin Secules, VVayne Berficld, Al llaity, john llewitt, Mr. Rollie Myers, Assistant Coach. 'Hzirrl Row -- Earl Denny, Managerg llugh Patterson, Manager, llarold Spooner, Fred Iden, Eddie Moore, Ken Garee, Manager, Jerry Sykes, Manager. Compiling one of the finest records in W H S h' . . . . is- tory, the I953-54 Millionaires under Coach John Barry advanced to the E' n mi-finals before losing a 56-54 heartbreaker to a ' ambersburg team. The Cherry 55- I showed signs of greatness by opening the season vt t :even straight wins before being defeated by Altoona o e road, 62-49. Included in these early wins were victo ie over Kingston in the seasonys opener, llazle Townshi t ice, Kulpmont, Steelton, Hazle- ton, and then, in perh' - ne of - 'Q nest performances by a W. H. S. team ev r, 7 -5 ping of a highly- regarded Allentown tea 1. gn 3 gf the Altoona set- back. The Barrymen, 1 v . ly set out on an- other winning spree by d n if 'ng losses to Shamokin, Berwick, Mt. Carmel, Coa ns 'p, Sharnokin again, and Steelton before be 1 g topp 't lentovvn 58-42 by a pressing defense. For the second . ' g ar C e ownship came to VVilliamsport's Thir wit 1 undefeated record l8-0, only to be trn 11 i el 5-31. After the All x f'p '- t Millionaires started another winning sk 'th dic ' over Altoona, 38-32, Hazleton, hlt. Car loa ownship, and ended the regular season with : 4 tory over St. joe. ln the PIAA -. Ki' e Barrymen in quest for the District 4 title d - al Township for the third time this year, 55-44, . . . soundly whipped Blooms- burg for the District ' tle, -39. It was the l7th dis- trict championship sinqe l t' ' r W. H. S. Following this qv thgflil' aires met and de- feated a strong Plym: te 5 -' l. It was the first time a District 4 team as defe ted a Dist ' 2 : net representa- tive in seven years. In the Eastern Semi-finals at the 101 Penn Palestra in Philadelphia, the Millionaires fell to Chambersburg and bowed out of the playoffs. Letter winners were Steve Baidv, Jack Straub M lt 1 , ar Roller, Charlie Stearns and Art Laurenson, seniors, and Joe Mnick, joe Porter, and Tom Secules, juniors, and Earl Denny, student manager. Honorary Co-Captains elected by the lettermen were Steve Baidy and 'lack Straub. llaidy set a school record b A . . . y scoring 428 PUIIIIS while Straub hit for 323 Baidy also got the most valuable player award on a vote by the team members. Baidy was selected on the AP All-State first team, thus becoming the initial VV. ll. ' ' ' receive the honor. basketball player to Student Managers, Left to Right-jerry Sykes, Iiarl Denny, Hugh Patterson, Ken Garee. Wrestling Matmen Talze Third in District Vllith only three letterinen returning from last year, an inexperienced Cherry and VVhite team coached by Bill t Miller, scored six victories in twelve matches. The wrestlers opened the season hy defeating A S Hughesville 37-20 and followed up this victory with a Bgdildhglliin f 'ufjQiy'lQfjf1Qj triumph over Kingston. lylilttm-Hershey, stopped the local Co-Captains grapplers hy a V28-15, score. i ,ime'-.Qherry' rc- - b ' 1 ' ' cl t 1 .'HCCCS51YF it 'I 'Y'st ' . miniedtsf? leaf, W' li , V ,Wm 'W Wm 1953-54 WRESTLING Riisutis ant lt. rarme. - ' W V 4 V Date W.H'S. OM? Muncy and Shamokin came from Clown the river and EMC' lg ' -- ' ' Eflllhfsvillc H ' 33 1111. . .. ...... .. 11195 U11 .. . ,. .. stopped the young winning streak with decisive triumphs, jim, 13 V, H 15 hlilsoipllgrgllt-yr , ,Q H 28 , , A . , ' , - Ian. 16 ,,.. . . . 26 Lewistown ,. .. ,. 21 309 and 2617, respectively. AHOUIICI W. H. S. victory Im. 20 H H up M 37 Mt. Cmud 3 came over Sunbury 26-6, but South VVi1liamsport and Jan. 23 . .. ,. 9 llluncy , , 30 Bellefonte, overpowered the Millinnaires 20-19 and 39-3. Zi ' ' 22 For the second vear in a row the Millermen defeated Feb. 6 .. 19 South Williarnsport 20 1 . ' ' ' . F-l. 10 , .. 3 B'l1'f . . . .. 3'- Forty Fort 26-20 hut 'mg :the seasorfs ,final match with Fig. 13 H H H 26 H 25 Lock flaveny they bowed 3 33716 Feb. 18 I6 Lock llayen . .. 33 ' 17613. 26-27 ln the District Four meet, the Cherry and White Third Place Districts team placed third, with individual disztisgt crowns going to Seniorsfllichie Newman, 95-pound claQ and LaVerne Meconi, 133-pound class. ln the Regional contests, New- man won his way into the P. 1. A. A. wrestling cham- pionships, hut Meconi was eliminated. District runners- up were VVilly Thomas, 145-pound class, and Ed Shirey, 154-pound class. The grapplers ended their season by electing hleconi and Newman co-captains of the 1953-54 squad. ll' li ern: 1 lome Away Away 1 lome I lome llonic Away 1 lome Away Away 1 Ioine Away Toni Dieflfcnbaclier rides his 1XIt. Carmel Opponent First Row, Left to Right-Bieliie Newman, Tony Bay, Tom Dieffenliaelier, Boh Denny, jim Vllolyniec, LaVerne Meeoni, Carl Barner, Vl'illie 'Ihomas, lid Sliirey, Buzz VVL-lker, Lou Baity, Coach Bill Bliller. Second Row-VVilliert XVilson, Manager: Marlin johnson, lim Brockway, Dennis Rouse, ,lack Roberts, lirecl liisenbeis, Jim Coleman, jack Bernartli, Ellis 1Xlartin, jim Taylor, Bill Updegrall, Terry Leutze, Tim lXIcCee, nlanager. Tlzirtl Bowflllen Aleilee, Klanagerg Steve Chupaclt, George Bueliler, Tony Donaldson, Joe Best, Charlie VVright, Lester Ott, Harry Ault, Fred Planltenhorn, Tom Keen, llarlo llakes, Bob Kehrcr, Manager. lfourtli Ron'- Don Steel, jake Slial-fer, Robert Sliifllet. 1-rf A . Y '59 549: ' g 5 A Zqimxr 3 EX 5 gd, K N 'SBK Q oi K K . ff Y fisf M 3-. , x .4 +13 g N W'-...,, S-.Lib 'fs ., , , , nf - 5 1 N 1 f v . fa NYU. X 3 QQ' The ship has weathered every wmck, the prize we sought is won. -LONGFELLOW Qi' S M 'Xxx Q Xmw em. xx, Trac 2 Coach R a y lamisons Cherry an d Wliite Cindermen annexed their seventh straight Disf trict 4 title by edging their area rivals on May 21. The locals opened the season competing in the Penn Relays where the mile relay team linished fourth in their event. ,lohn Harris won the title. Stevens Trade handed the Millionaires a 7044 lacing, but the locals rebounded to finish a close second in the Bethlehem relays. At the Hanover relays W. H. S. was nosed out 15-14 by Lancaster, but two days later the Jamison- coached crew trounced Coatesville, 7354, in a dual meet, winning eight first places and seven seconds. ln the districts the Millionaires won easily as three district records and one school record fell. The district records include the high jump, where lack Straub soared to 6' Mr , the half mile, where George Proyer lowered the time to 21058, and the 180-yard low hurdles, where Charlie Stearns skimmed over the barriers in 21.4. Stearnss dis- trict record also stands as a new school record. lop, Left--Coaclr Ray Jamison. Toy, lliglrtfrhsistant Coach Bill Miller. Center-jack Straub straining for the 6' 1 mark. Bottom fMile relay team that Placed fourth at the Penn Relay s, including left to right, Ed Skeath, Sam Shalfer, Buzz VVel1rer, and Al Snrith. First Kunz, Left to Right-Mr. Vllilliam Miller, jim Ilart, Steve Baidy, Laverne Meconi, .Xllan Smith, Charlie Stearns, Ed Skeath, Don Motlav, Rav Harris, Mr. Ray jainison. Sides, Fred Iden, Joe lXliele, Ed Boyer, Bob Cfhianellii, Dori Baity, George Royer, Jack Fisher, Leroy i1ll0lllPSUI1, XVayne Stebhin, Bob Manning, Frank Ciraulo, Louis Coodbrod, Xlattv Rook, lack llasselman, Fred Paeacha. FUIITTIZ Row-llarry Ault, Steve Berger, Dale Bastian, Don Sullivan, Tom Savits, Lester Ott, Bill Vllilliamson, Bob Bassett, Cappy Smit I I 1 Top--Twofmile relay team which represented W.H.S. at the Penn Relays. Bottom--Charlie Stearns and Bob Chianelli match strides in the hurdles. SE Again this year the W. H. S. golf team was selected and coached by Mr. Howard Harer. Terry Rebe and Dick Seiders were the only two veterans on the team. Gther golfers for this season were Al Buehler, scniorg Mort Hirsh, Tony Donaldson and lack Bush, sophomores. Prepping for the District Four Meet the team dropped the opening two matches O-15 to State College High and 69 to Lewisburg High. April 30 May 8 May 18 May 22 May 25 May 28 GOLF RESULTS State High CHD .,.. ...,. .... , . ...... 0 -I5 Lewisburg CAD ..... ,,.... 6 - 9 Lewisburg CHD ...,. . .... SM- 9V2 District Four State College CAD State Championship CAD 1954 RESULTS April 24-25 CAD Penn Relays . April 28 CAD Stevens Trade hlay l CAD Bethlehem Relays hlay 5 CAD Hanover Relays . May 7 CAD Coatesville . .. ,. , May 2.1 CHD District ..,.. . May 22-Elmira Relays , , . May 29 CAD State Meet Placed 4th 1. Stevens Trade 70 2. W. H. S. 44 l. Norristown 32V2 2. W. H. S. 26115. 3. York 24 1. Lancaster 15 2. W. H. S. 14 1.W. H. S. 73 2. Coatesville 54 1.XV.H,S. ll2V2 2. Mt. Carmel 46V2 3. Danville 1 l. YV. H, S. 28 2. Vestal 12 3. Free Academy 1 l Top, Seniors. Left-Alfred Buehler. Right-Terry Rebe. Bottom, Left to Right-jack Bush, Dick Seiders, 'Terry Hehe, A1 Buehler, Mort Ilirsh. Absent-Tony Donaldson. nTl1e Ima inary Invalicln ilihe lirst iL111fiiw4g,la5s,pLlz1y in thc history of lllil- liamsport lligliischool XX'2lgM5iQ'CSCIllCLl hy the class of l955 on Aprilfb: -V.' For IllClI5?1llSfOl'l 1112llilllg play they chose il'hfl3Ill1l,lSi Fi',ei3elf12i3ficm111etly The linuggif nary lnvulidi' cast of eight boys and four wasidirectecl h5'iihl1'3gQl3lii'ia1111 llunter. The plxzitggohcgiflggjlagun, l le insists chat his .ghgeliiijtic marrv ti plivsi- V - vcgkn i f1,,H 5 . , ciun so that there w-ill Qiiliktttylixfiluc il cloctorilzwgiilalnle. llowever she has another sweetheart, which uclcls to the niiischiel. Toinette, the sziucy French nmicl, comes to the rescue of the romance by 1HilSLlLlCl'tlCll1lg as an eccentric physician and scaring her muster out ol' his passion for doctors. '1'upf Slmll I Kiss llcr, Pulau? Botrmnfjuninr play reading committee. Firsl Row. left to High!-Lois Vcrrutti, jenn Nzirnli, lletli Sprout, Molly llzissenplug. Suernnl Hou'-lien Curve, llill Llpclcgrzill, jim T113 lor . Below-'l'l1e czlst. Ifirsl Hour, Left 111 Riglif-flhrsscll Lnliorcc, 1.4115 Ycrrutti, Emily Gordner. Secmnf Rmrflien Bolulx, Sully liiscnlmcis, jim B2llll'l'lgill'lll1CI', Connie Mennc, Marty Pollock, Bill Upclcg1'z1ll', 'lim Pringle, lien Garce, ,lim Taylor. llb0i'uf lou um lcnve nothing to your wife lmy an will. Publications Day Publications Day was hcld on April 22, in honor of those of thc pululica o F, WV l ccivccl VV. ll. S. Publications Pins for A-e u, t' -fitlezlvor, and those who were ucccptccl as niellri I nternationul Quill and Scroll. Those incl N 2 bers of Cherry ami llflzitc, school lI1llgZ1Z ?A.Q v .'0mE, vcmbcmkl H D d , kj' N 1, f -1 . . lizlltmvu lianner, N gwg r. Ihe Publications 2 lgunquct was liclnl on April 20, at the Covcnuut-Central Prcsluvtcriun Church. .'llmx'n': The Old Orrlvr clllllhgf-'Ill . . . li-ft tn lliglllf-Lil SlxL'1llll, retiring IAM1 Mllllll' mlitur. urn qrzltillutcs lllalrty Polluclt. lxis sllcucssur. Xlvgmuliilc, llnrlzlml llullsc, nn-W f'l1i'rr'1' mul llllrilz' lfslilor, l'L'L'0lYk'S 41 wzirln grcvling from Dlulin O'Cnnnur, IKHB-5-l lwalililialll. PU IBLICATIONS PINS lrirsl Rmr, Ifff to liiglzt-.Xlicu llvtzgvr, Mary Ann l,zu'srm, Nancy Km-lst-li, VVil1nn Xlullciiknpf, Kathryn Nciclcrlwrgcr, Dnrlvne Mayors, Mzlrlcnc Knorr. Sccmnl Iiflll'-IJKIIIIIZI lfcllcr, Nancy Purkcr, Klzirlcnc Uuzzaircl, ,lame Yumlcgrift, Ann Clingcr, Carrol Phillips, lxlilfllbll Picrsnn, Bvtty llclminink. 'flzinl Row-Shirlcv Bennett, Doris Kicss, Jllllk' ' Rusk, Mulvhl XVQIIIUIDOII, Yvonne Slicrwuotl, Maury Ifurlvy, Shirley Isbell. Fourth Row- Mury Mullcnltupf, Barham AlilLlSIUllCf, Mary Colburn, Francis lurzunski, Kent Bittner, jnhn Fedclv. Qlllll, ,NND SCROLI ,XND l'LIlEl.ll'.Yl'lONS PINS 109 mln lull In Right llLl'lDLll'Ll Kult. lfnym- C'l1uImclx, llunulwl Bl.lm'i.1l, 1-llvn 'm'rnlm, -lnnycv Ciusslux, Xlonxn Stull, .Xml llccltlvy, lfrainccs Nlilalw, .Xnii llalxcs, Durlvm' xYll1Il'I'h. Sucuml llnu' -limn lmirusf mam, Hulwurln sllllllllilll, Num-x Pmlst, Bur Imran k1lI'I1lll1, lh-vvrlx Pcril, .lriam l'mlrtm-Y, Suv llislxup, .Xnnc Strlnnp, Ckmilin Wt-Isii, - w lirxuncr. 'l'l1iriI Rnu' 'lunx' llulrlwin, Putt' Munn, l'l1il l'cttcr, Dick llunn, llill Slwlwuml, -lulm 0'funlml', lfrl Slwzllll, Yin' ginin S!L'lgi'I', llugvr 'l4unncx. lhirrlll limi' 4 ' I 1' 2llllXYll1.v 'Q Vf . First Row, Ieft tn Right-Ioan Foresman, Carol Phillips, Frances VVelmlm, Roberta Stutzinan, Beverly Peril, llarliara Karnan. Seemul 1l0wALaYerne llleconi, jerry Levin, Ed Skeath, Guy Baldwin, llarvey Bair, John O'Cfonnor, 'l'ony Baldwin, Dick Campbell, Larry Young. ational Honor ociety The National llonor Soeietv was or' inated on ,lanuary 12, 1944, for the purf pose of recognizing high school 'st pf by have attained the high standards set up hy the society. The emblem My hifi' ' tion has inscribed on its luase the letters C. S. L. S. representing Ch xafggri lrship, Leadership, and Service. To he awarded an honor key, a studenll n fl: 'maintained an average grade of 85, and l11LlSt have earned, in three years U i w 5 X4 is l, 30 points in the four groups. The point system requires that eight of th i llhe in Scholarship and four in two oi' the other groups. They include co - ' e' f 9 events, extra-curricular activities, and school positions. l lonor Keys were presented to VV. H4 . seniors at the Senior Day chapel exercises on hlareh 25, the Honor Key Society Exercises on May lO, and at commencement on lune ll. First Huw, left 10 Riglitfliranees lleigliley, Illary hlolleiikopf, Dr. L. F. Derr, Mary Farley, Ellen fenerazvo Set-und Ron'-Payne Lhupaclc, Nancy Poust, Marlene Buzzard, Roberta VVoeds, Darlene XYinters. Tlzinl Hou -William Sherwood. Frank Reid, john Piper, Roger Tenney, Karl Johnson, Richard VK alters. 110 , oe .A ,H Senwl Dx' ivxv NXXN . NOW .. oy rib H003 y, ' I , M -WV l Q Vexcrsi inlf ,Ui S, Q il . - - NW ,vu 1, r lf 'ff L ,A ff-- , - . V-i3vl'l x-AKUW' l-:lvl - 1 llilzirliii Qlzifiu' Sm . MW . lell W Sim vxekclxdl A Lllvllrl, H75 111J:lnd fL'Xf'. li 'i S Qlnmw'xyalhxxxwfx Wlv bvilftkl ful pl, .XM W, .ANC , wf l5l 'Lf 111-1 U'iM', If was A L-1' 5 wx, QUH lu, , X ., his . 44, , n KVA' xxnilu ' .X l I fm. wrt? r1,ixrh1 l I ihcvilgi Xlcvfilllki Sant? l . E Tule lfollowing a large numher of traditional spring activities the school year was at Ehh Tide just prior to Baccalaureate and Commencement. The lirst of these activities, Senior Day, March 25, found the Seniors, dressed in traditional white, enjoying the operetta, The Chimes ol' Normandy , after which they went to see the movie Roh Roy. Next, the 'IuniorASenior llop, lxlay 15, the last liestiye event ol' the school year, attracted a large crowd ol gay classmates and friends. On h'loyingfUp Day, june 1, the .luniors received the resluonsihilities from the Senior class in traditional manner. Also pictured are the two heauty queens who represented VV. ll. during the past year. They are Carol Phillips, who won the state lilaming lioliagc title, and Carolyn Vvhitehead, who competed in the Laurel liestiyal. I 'V A ICH- 1 Pfllg . KU 'hllll' IS , IJ- - rn:-5l'l1iUis1gv ,hp F 1I1. 1'llQ.1 I uiglil ,q I0 w, Xu is xxV.V'li fl il:--'M' l U 2 - 1 ' W xwv 'lmlcmirh l lu NIM Q yxosf V. xANL .ewy ' Q C O?xxl mv: Y L10 VAAN K: ,irc , mv ' wgnnf' Commencement Bacca aureate The eighty-third annual commencement ex- ercises in the VVilliamsport High School Cym- nasium were held Friday, june ll, 1954. The in- vocation was given hy the Bev. H. B. Perry, pastor ol' the Shiloh Baptist Church. lmre Kovacs, well known Hungarian lecturer, delivered the commencement address. The Bev. Boy Ammerman, pastor of the First Church of Christ, gave the henediction. Baccalaureate was held Sunday, Iune 6, in the Cymnasium. The invocation and prayer were offered by Bev. Ammerman. The scriptures were read and the sermon delivered by the Bev. Fred- criclt Wertz, District Superintendent of the Meth- odist Church. The service ended with the Rev. Perry repeating the henediction. Boiron:-Dr. Derr signs diplomas as Betty Brown, Fuc Lane VVong, Nluriel Sowcrs, and Libby Sarantos look on. 112 'l'opfAlfred M. Blakesley, President of the Board of Education, presents the Class Dip- loma to Don Moday, President of Senior Class. Center-Connnenccinent Speakers-john Pi- per, Bill Sherwood, Ioan Foresman. Absent -Frank Reid. I V5 3. .,., ., ur 3 .f TY , -x L M Xg, hz X x N- The most advanced nations are always those who navigate the most. -EMERSON 2 As mal , fi i Y Ms fffa: 'ff k A A Q ,. xxx HAROLD L. HALL Florist Rear 1200 Almond Str t WILLIAMSPORT, PA EQ NF lowers for All Uccasions D l 9441 ROBERT SOMERVILLE Photographer 116 Williamsporfs Greater Furniture and Home Furnishing Store Compliments the Graduates of 1954 In the past forty-five years the Reliable Furniture Company has served your father and their fathers before them - faithfully to our mu- tual satisfaction, establishing a reputation for good quality, dependability and service - in selling fine furniture, bedding, carpet, appliances, lamps, toys, radios, pianos, cedar chests, television sets, and many, many sundry merchandise. Today, you - the graduates of Williamsport High School, are faced with the same problem that we had to face forty-five years ago. What will you do with the future that is yours before you? That is your challenge. We, at the Reliable believe that confidence when placed is not only respected but cherished - that when a good turn is done, two shall be re- turned. We also practice our belief. Ask the good people of Lycoming County -- ask anyone - they know. ulfs Easy to Pay the Reliable Way! 117 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1954 ALIVIWOOD HARDWARE Hepburnville, Pa. EL 5: rn mvlcs 2, ms THIHU runs Wholesale Distributors Electronic Parts - Equipment f Stores at WILLIAMSPORT STATE COLLEGE D. S. ANDRUS 81 CO. 135 VVesf. Third St. PIANOS -RADIOS BAND INSTRUMENTS ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS VICTROLAS AND RECORDS TELEVVISION AND SHEET MUSIC L. C. BALL TOURS 431 Market Street Phone 3-2262 Tickets, Reservations, and Charters For Business or Pleasure BEAUTY BAR Specializing in HAIR STYLES and PERMANENTS T l phone 9953 129 West Fourth St E. H. BERNSTINE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 601 Arch Street Williamsport, Pa. ASAM WALLPAPERS, INC. Distinctive WALL DECORATIONS 421 MARKET STREET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54- Bluestone Service Station 527 Washington Blvd. CHARLIE SHOLDER, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 19541 BOND'S DRUG STORE 345 Market Street Phone 2-9812 Free Delivery ATLAS PLYWOOD CORPORATION HARRY D. BOWER 200 Susquehanna St. Williamsport, Pa. GROCERIES MEATS 814 Cherry St. Phone 2-1770 BASTIAN BROTHERS BODY SHOP Valley and Brook Streets Duboistown, Pa. BAIR'S GREENHOUSES MAURICE E. BAIR, Florist 3-3003 Day - Phones - 3-2438 Nite Hepburnville, Penna. BECK BECK Cleaners H52 Years of Progress and Leadership Phone 2-4643 Walt Boyer speeds around end for long gain BAIR'S TOURIST PARK ARNOLD F. BAIR, Manager Steam Heated Cabins Inner-spring Mattress Private Toilets Bathing Hot Showers 6 Miles North of Williamsport on Route 15 Telephone, Dial 2-7941 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 BERRIGAN BROS. MEATS 119 Brass Auto Front End Ali Alignment, Brake and Wheel Service gnment-Wheel Balancing - E ' ff QQNW -. S V 'Q Cl I ll V mf' N ?,zwi BREAD . -K ta. - - ' SINCE l89l m i f BRYFOGLE'S Flowers C0 pl mim 0 Y Dial 2-4201 BRAUNSTElillS BAKER 11 West Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. EAT- CARPENTER HARDWARE 414 Washington Blvd. Potato Chips and Potato Waflles Dial 345350 peanuts pretzels The House and Garden Store Burgress Modern Pest Control Dial 3-0001 700 Mulberry St. Williamsport, Pa. 349 Pine St. Campanis Shoe Service Shop Best Materials and Workmanship Specializing in Ladies' Invisible Work 2 Market Street Williamsport, P X FREE nEL1vE1w - I-uoNE 2-4319 7 CHERRY 81 WHITE Young Moderns Shop S d Floor CLEANERS Featuring H d a ters f r ONE HOUR ea qu r 0 MARTINIZING More Than Dry Cleaning 120 SCHOOL FASHIONS Lycoming College A.B. and B.S. Degrees Liberal Arts Medical Technology Business' Administration Pre-Professional Secondary Education FIVE-YEAR COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS in Engineering with Bucknell Univer- sity and th e Pennsylvania State University. in Forestry with Duke University. Three years of Liberal Arts at Lycom- ing and two years of professional studies at second school lead to A.B. and professional degree. Founded in 1812 DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Phone 7933 iFor Terminal Courses, See Page 147.1 Mid-day bCal1iif1CaIi0n. Compliments of NWT? ' Where Flowers Grow CARROLL HOUSE 663 HERDIC STREET Compliments of Compliments of CLARK and HOAG COMMUNITY DRUG 535 Market Street Williamsport, Pa. 2 West Fourth Street Compliments of M PAGE CONWAY S 'U VALLAMONT BARBER SHOP ' Phone 4618 923 Market Street, Williamsport, Pa. I x x 4, I CLARKSON CHEMICAL CO., INC. SANITARY CHEMICALS Phone 2-2646 w1LL1AMsPoRT, PENNA 121 COUNTRY KITCHEN W here youire home, away from homev 3 Miles North of Williamsport Phone 2-9443 Route 14, 15 Compliments of Day and Night Restaurant CUPPQS DAIRY Guernsey MILK Phone 9929 DAVID'S 350 Pine St. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 2-0322 The Store for Men and Boys COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND for your smartly styled luggage and pocketbooks DELANEY LUGGAGE SHOP Stop and see the most modern store in towni' 13 West 4th St. Williamsport DELVAN BLOCK COMPANY Cinder Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Phone 4564 E S th A SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Compliments of DERR'S ICE CREAM 1859 E. Third St. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 2-9852 D I C E D R U G C O . WILLIS C. DICE, Ph.G. PRESCRIPTIONS Third and Mulberry Streets Everything in HARDWARE Dickey Grugan Hardware Co. Compliments of A . F . D O L A N 152 W. wnvnrn sr. Sport Wear Headquarters for Young Men East End Lumber and Coal Co. 940 East Third Street Compliments of East End Shoe Repair 729 Franklin St. l A F R I E N D EBERHART'S Complete FOOD MARKET Phone 5057 Cor. Sixth Ave. and Memorial Ave. V T P ELECTRIC SHOP 511 Cemetery Street Pick-up at West 3rd Street. W. J. EVENDEN9S R. H. FINK, Class of '34 FLOWERS of Quality NW' With Service That ls Dependable 139 west Fourth St. Phone 2-3121 338 Mimin Place FAIRLAWN MOTEL FMS Routes 14 and 15-4 Miles North of Wiuiamsportypa. FAMOUS FOR SPORTS Telephone - Williamsport 3-2421 Television FAXON CLEANERS 17 West Third Street Compliments of FLANIGAN'S DRUG STORE Use Our Convenient Drive-in Window 217 Pine St. Williamsport, Pa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 DIA PRINT SCREEN PROCESS CO. 239 William Street 123 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 FISHER COAL MINES FRY-LYON DANCE STUDIO 1204 Sheridan sc. TELEVISION MAYTAG WASHERS IRONRITE IRONERS FREEZERS ELECTRIC RANGES GAS RANGES WATER HEATERS General Electric Appliances GHALIB'S APPLIANCE STORE 4652 West Fourth Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. For Smart Women's and Misses' Styles GABRIELLFFS BEAUTY SHOP and for Verb' good Values 1025 Franklin st. Always TW 9 Williamsport, Pa. Phone 2-2412 G I T T L E M A N S 348 Pine Street Geistweit's Tydol Service 2000 West Fourth Street SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES O GLICK'S 5 I Fl 118 W. Fourth St. SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES Compliments of GLOBE PAINT WORKS INC. The Jacob Gehron Co., Inc. Builders and Builder's Supplies 607 Cemetery Williamsport, Pa. 8531811 jflZl1aX A lgl gl s milf sw 'lf svn I' fy 0 4 A 1flr5WrfTg1 5 vb ying f i 5 eoeeee e JV 4 Compliments of GOLDY LUMBER CO. NEWBERRY Compliments of GO0D'S CITY MILLS, INC. 2117 Webb Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. RALPH B. GRAMMER JEWELER 148 West Fourth Street A SAFE PLACE TO BUY DIAMONDS W. T. GRANT COMPANY Known for better values From gym floor to ballroom 108 West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. J. C. GREENYA 7 Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, S and Jewelry HEADQUARTERS 2-7401 20 West Fourth Street Athletic Equipment FOR SUNDAE OR SNACK Stop at GUS' the City's Best 38 West Fourth Street GUMMO'S Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 614 East Third St. Guns - Ammunition Fishing Tackle Bicycles and Wheel Goods Cameras and Supplies Luggage Trunks, Bags, Billfolds and Toilet Cases HARDER'S 336 Pine St. WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. Phone 2-3100 Compliments of HALUS DRUG STORE NEWBERRY HIRES BOTTLING 517 Pine Street Distributors of CANADA DRY,' Samuel Harrison's Sons, Inc. SUPER MARKETS WILLIAMSPORT JERSEY SHORE HOOVER 81 GEHRON, INC. The Clothing Store for Men and Young Men 39 West Third St. -Opposite Court House WILLIAMSPORT PA. Established 1856 HAUSER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries-Produce-Frozen Foods Fresh Meat 2518 W. 4th St. Dial 2-1501 HOOVER'S Quality FURNITURE Lower Prices 253 W. Third Sc. WILLIAMSPORT, PA HEINTEUS CARD SHOP Cards For All Occasionsv 326 Market Street HOYERS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 18 W. Fourth St. BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE GRADUATES OF 1954 009 Hilsher Printing Co. THE HASSEN PLUG AGENCY Complete Insurance Protection 26 West Third Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Phone 2-264-8 fi' jk' A fi' Harrington Dairy Co. Williamsport, Pa. Phone 9175 Deliciously Differenfn D0l.l..Y MADISON Al C E C R E AM On lo victory. Congratulations to the Class of ,544 We cordially invite you to bring any of your insurance problems to the .lames E. Pennella Agency, local representative for fmlfzldf K it i Xf 7V ' ,J X Q2 229 W. Fourth St. Phone 2-3006 Life Hospitalization Fire Annuities Health and Accident Auto JAMES E. PENNELLA, Mgr. RICHARD C. CROSSLEY, Ass? Mgr. 127 KELCHNER'S Home Made Candy and Ice Cream Keystone Automotive Service Leaders in Radiator, Brake and Auto Electric Service AUTO GLASS SERVICE Cor. West Third and Hepburn Streets, Williamsport, Pl. JUNCTION LUNCH 1170 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. BEST WISHES 'ro THE CLASS or ,54- JENNINGS BOOTERY Compliments of JAMES SHOE STORE 354 Pine Street Williamsport, Pa. HOUSER ALIGNMENT SERVICE The difficult we do immediately- the impossible takes longerf, Corner Church and Basin Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of THE KIDDY KAR JOHN s. RENN 1126 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, Pa. Ph e 3-1821 GIFT ITEMS ELMER R. KINLEY Watches and Jewelry Watch Repairing 1976 W. 4th St. Newberry, Pa. KLINE AND CO. DISTRIBUTOR Automotive Parts-Garage Equipment 315 Hepburn St. Williamsport, Pa. Huyck's Amoco Service 2134 W. 4th Street Compliments of M. H. HOUSEL COMPANY 141 West Fourth Street Compliments of JOHN B. IRVIN HOFFMAN Sz WRIGHT KILN DRYING FACILITIES Hard and Soft Woods, Air and Kiln Dried LUMBER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Hepburnville, Pa. Telegram and Phone Williamsport 3-1091 EDWARDS Lakes-to-Sea System Direct Service to New York City, Elmira, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and lntervening Points CHARTER SERVICE for GROUP TRAVEL Tickets and Information at LAKES-TO-SEA TERMINAL East Third and Mulberry Sis. Dial 2-6107 EDWARDS MOTOR TRANSIT CO. Williamsport, Pa. An invitation to the balcony boys REACH FOR frvehm '19 BREAD AT ITS BEST 1894 1954 Cl0tlleS Apparel Drugs-Prescripti ons-Cosmetics For For A Dependable store for 59 Years Men Williamslwfty Pa- Women 23 E 1 Third st WILLIAMSPORT PA JACK KRAMER MEMORIAL CO. Authorized ROCK OF AGES DEALER 516 High St. Phone 2-8538 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 313 and 321 Pine street WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. Phone 6177 J . H . L A R S 0 N FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS 514 Market Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. E. KEELER COMPANY Industrial, Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies 238 WEST STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PA. KLIVANS JEWELRY COMPANY 6 WEST THIRD STREET Jewelers on the Squarev FINE DIAMONDS and FAMOUS WATCHES 130 Bank of Newberry l 1 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation if WILLIAMSPORT, PA. A tough match for Ed Shire LYCIOMING-SPENCER DIVISION LYCOMING . . . Aircraft Engines and Related Products Air-Cooled Industrial Engines and Related Products Precision Machine Parts SPENCER HEATER . Residential and Commercial Boilers Steel Plate Fabrication Gray Iron Castings WILLIAMSPORT ' PENNSYLVANIA 131 X AX Es I, E XR Ax co. , un Lumssn . V K if as W,-,-,'! WILIJAMSPURT ' MUNCY ' HUGHESVILLE The Girl or Boy of Today- the Woman and Man of Tomor- row - call personally or tele- phone for information about Banquets-Dances-Wedding Receptions LYCOMING HOTEL Compliments of Little League Baseball, Inc. Lycoming News Agency 319 Hepburn Street NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTORS and MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY Lowry Electric Co., Inc. AUTHORIZED AGENT ' And DISTRIBUTORS GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS 643 Elmira Street Williamsport, Pa., Phone 2-7841 'Q 'Q' 'DRIVE-III H , ' ' rumne 2 Miles North of Williamsport on Route 15 For Those Who Want The Best TEXACO SKY CHIEF GASOLINE See Your Texaco Dealer LYCOMING HEATING CO. 320 EAST THIRD ST. MAC'S ROADSIDE MARKET Phone 4450 Williamsport, Pa. c'Marqu,arclt's Gif tsg' MARTIN'S JEWELRY Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry 31 West Third Street C 1 Ho e WILLIAMS 0 MILO'S BAR-B-Q 425 Market St. Williamsport, Pa. Compliments of MINKIN SALVAGE CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS Scrap Iron and Steel I ' waste Matermls Retreat from Mr. Stuempfl WILLIAM 0 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to CLASS of 1954 0 SWEElT'S STEEL COMPANY Mills and General Offices WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 133 Best Wishes Class of 1954 METZGER'S JEWELRY Where Better Diamonds Cost Less' SETH THOMAS WATCHES 19 W. Third St - S d Fl E C bli h d 1929 Moltz Chevrolet Co., Inc. Williamsp0rt's Largest Car Dealerv 416-440 W. Third St. Williamsport, Pa. For the Right Answers McNAMARA'S Paint Center NARDPS FRUITS and SPECIALTIES Fourth and Market WILLIAMSPORT. PA. Compliments of NAU'S CONFECTIONERY 1127 Almond St. ICE CREAM-CANDY-SNACKS MARILYN Momazs GIFTHOYS NEWBERRY DRUG STORE Distinctive APPHPCI f0I' HARRY GALWARDI, Reg. Pharmacist Women and Misses Drugs, Prescriptions, Toys, and Games Phone 9765 ' .moo Arch suse: WILLIAMSPORT PA Compliments of MORRISON SWEEPER AND APPLIANCE CO. NEW'TON'S GROCERY CHEESE A SPECIALTY Home Cured Meats, Birds Eye Frozen Foods 331 West F0111-th St, Williamsport, Pa. Growers Market Phone 2-6622 Williamsport, Pa. MONTOUR AUTO SERVICE CO. Distributors of TYDOL GAS and VEEDOL OIL TYDOL HEATING OIL 112 Broad Street Phone 8611 Montoursville, Pa. NORGE Home Appliances Give You Everything You Need for Better Living NEYHARTS 141 West Third St. Established in 1871 Steve Baidy and Joe Mnick up for a rebound For Your Banking and Trust Services Consult the WEST BRANCH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Insurance Corp. 135 THE W. M. NICELY CO. ROYAL and REMINGTON Portable Typewriters Dial 5344 128 West Willow Street Roofing, Spouting, Sheet Metal Work, Furnaces, Furnace Repairs Good Work - Reasonable Prices E. T. O'BRIEN 1427 W. Fourth St. Dial 7531 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1954 9 PAUL'S LUNCH Compliments of O.K. BARBER SHOP 130 E. Fourth St. 4 BARBERS Ocker's Esso Service Station Coal, Esso Heating Oil and Burners 664 East Third Street Phone 2-9116 PERRY'S JEWELERS Diamond Importers qi?- 'g f i EASY CREDIT WILLIAMSPORT, PA. THE OTTO BOOK STORE BOOKS-STATIONERY WALLPAPER 232 W. Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. PASTRY SHOP and LUNCH Birthday and Wedding Cakes- Homemade Pies and Donuts OPEN SUNDAYS 756 West Fourth Street Williamsport, Pa. FRED PFEIFFER PLUMBING and HEATING Phone 2-3255 953 Louisa St. Williamsport, Pa. R. C. PHILLIPS Trading as PURE FOOD PRODUCTS CO. PENNEY'S Where Everyone Shops With Confidence 114-116 West Fourth Street L. T. POOLE Sunoco Service Station A to Z LUBRICATION 401 Washington Blvd. PICKELNER COAL CO. Office and Yard 309 W. Third St. at Hepburn Dial 9488 PLANKENHORN CANDIES 31 WEST FOURTH STREET 230 W. THIRD STREET RAEMORE SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE-GUNS RELOADING EQUIPMENT 300 W. 4th St. Williamsport, Pa. Luck and Good Wishes to the Class of 1954 RAMIN PHARMACY ilformerly Suess Pharmacyl 17 W. 4th St. Williamsport, Pa Ph 3 6348 REESFFS SPORTS CENTER Hunting and Fishing Equipment Team Outlitting 43 W. Fourth St. We did it again! Everything Electrical Sold and Repaired PRIOR and SALLADA CO. Established 1896 230 Pine Street S0 Many, Many Ways-to Plan the Years Ahead ll .l,,, HIL ilii, STIHEMQHNUS ,I A l03-Year-Old Williamsport Institution Extends Best Wishes for Your Future Success as You Accept the Challenge of Your Chosen Career 137 Congratulations from POLLOCK'S JUNIOR DEPARTMENT REESER DANNEKER INC. CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE C. A. REED COMPANY oo CHESTNUT STREET Paper Tableware of Distinction RADIO TV ASSOCIATES 410 CAMPBELL STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Phone 2-3385 SALES AND SERVICE FLORENCE REIDY SHOES Fashion Shoes and Accessories at Moderate Prices 209 West Fourth street , Opposite Lycoming Hotel 138 Compliments of The Rialto Theatre W. P. WILSON P dent and General Manager Sllllng down on the job. Compliments of RUSCO PRODUCTS COMPANY 124 LoYALsoCK AVENUE Phone 8617 MONTOURSVILLE, PA Congratulations to the Class of 1954 J. K. RISHEL FURNITURE COMPANY 139 REEVES PARVIN CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES 301 West Third Street Phone 4138 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1954 ROSE and WOLFE INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE F t National Bank Building Phone 4201 REGAL and BLUM Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry Compliments of Royal Home Furnishings ON CREDIT c F urth and Pine WILLIAMSPORT, PA 327 West Third St. . ' MELVIN L. SCHLAUCH Compliments of JEWELER 40 West Willow St., Just a Step From Pin D I2 1607 Williamspo t P CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ,54- ROAN'S TRUCKING COMPANY 3 Bennet Street, Williamsport, Pa. Tlph 'E DEAN E ROAN Compliments of SHAPIRO FURNITURE CO. Nationally Known Furniture at Lowest Prices in the City ROAN,S SHOPPING CENTER 50, 10c and 51.00 Variety Store and Used Furniture Roberts Furniture Mart Shop Save ROEBUCK AND CO. D. A. SHEPHERD and SONS COAL-ICE-WOOD Service Our Hobby Phone 2-0648 2304 West Fourth St. George H. Roller Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS SHIPMAN BROTHERS FARM STORE 200 Market St. Dial 2-7211 C. A. SHIRE, Jeweler 214 West Fourth Street DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY . . From Cradle to Cradualionv Headquarters for Boys' and Girls' Smart Clothes SINCLAIR S Boys' and Girls' Shops Il Compliments of CLAYTON C. SMITH COMPANY 440 Laurel Street Refrigeration anzl Air Conditioning EDWARD W. SMITH 81 CO., INC. DRUG STORE 764 W. Fourth Street Dial 7344 Williamsport, Pa. Dan Cupp makes shoeslring tackle. 0. T. Smithgall C. A. G g Smithgall and Ging Market Meats of Quality Our Specialties- Home Cured Hams and Baco Conlljlilnellts All Pork Sausage :ass c 1 Sc D 12 4711 of of STAIMAN BROTHERS SNOWISS FUR COMPANY 234 East Third Street Williamsport, Pa. 'v .., ik, You Will Always Find a Hearty Welcome at the Stationery Store of THE SMITH PRINTING COMPANY BANK AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERS 137 West Fourth Street 141 Spotts Quality Meat Market Stands No. 9 and 12 Growers Market L. EMERSON SPOTTS, Prop. Compliments of CARL H. STEELE Distributor ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. OFFICE MACHINES 224-226 West Third Street tnext to Grith Williamsport BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1954 Syntex Fabrics, Inc. Sterling 5 81 10c to 31.00 Corner West Fourth and Campbell Streets Phone 4887 .Z5?...... ..' Fourth at Court Street Tailoring-Furnishings-Clothing-Hats Phone 2-7554 STEWART AUTO SERVIC E General Auto Repairs Tires-Batteries-Accessories Cor. High St. and Wildwood Blvd. STOVER CANDY CO. 510 Fifth Ave. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. ULMAN BROS. Star Clothing House 1-5 West Third Street Established 1840 Compliments of Unterecker's Delicatessen Corning, N. Y. Elmira, N. Y. Williamsport, Pa. J. P. 81 M. SULLIVAN The Stores of Distinctive Furniture, Rugs and Draperies 209-213 E. Third Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. UPDEGRAFF FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE - RUGS - BEDDING 505 Cemetery Street Williamsport, Pa CHAS. L. USMAR, Florist On the Square 1 E. 3rd Street Williamsport, Pa TAG'S MARKET PRODUCE-GROCERIES-MEATS 105 Ross St. Williamsport, Pa. Vanderlin's Cleaning Works 3 Generations of Service Dial 9144 Collgratulations Class of '54 WIDEMIRE STUDIOS 629 West Third St. Vfilliamsport, Pa. JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL-ARISTOCRAT OF ANTHRACITE TRAYER COAL CO. Sole Agents 764 West Edwin St lh 2 6644 ff in f -'- figg-'T-'g ..-E'5 ff-2 E E-. E E E E'-. - li ' 5. 1 tt5'J- 5-'Ef:f!::.g!Q-. n'7.:-Id 2-'ill ff.-f ii.1!L!.:::e5:,'gii.,--.vie A USTA-I::::f-g ' f'l'lQln'::::: if ' I 1.1 is lflfflflii 0l'llfJlBl R' Clll lff 143 D. J. Vannucci Pharmacy Market and Hepburn Streets Phone 2-0726 WEST END VARIETIES DALE OEHRLI, Prop. Cosmetics-Sundries-Novelties-Toys Greeting Cards Opell 9 B. ln.-9 D. ln. EXC8pt Sundays 507 Cemete y St. Tgl, 3-3299 VITA CRAFT Superior Cookware for Your Hope Chest CITIES SERVICE Waltz 81 Baker Oil Co., Inc. Telephone 2-5043 341 W. Jefferson St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Compliments of DR. WHITTAKER Compliments of WILMONT BAR-B-Q MONTOURSVILLE ROAD WENNER GROCERY East End's Mos-t Popular Grocery 1300 Sherman Street MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF DANCING 32 West Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. WENTZLERQS, INC. HOWARD R. HEINY Third and Walnut Sts. and South Williamsport THE GENERAL TIRE GOES a long way to make a friend KEN WILLIAMSON Wholesale Candy Soda Fountain Supplies Williamsport, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS, CLAss or '54 West Branch Beef Products Williamsport .I-B MEAT PRODUCTS Compliments of Williamsport Battery Co. 144 BEST WISHES From the Wolf Furniture Co. QS' 330 West Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. N N Jim and Ron provide entertainment for Jr.-Sr. P ty HEATING COOLING INDOOR COMFORT SYSTEMS with CHRYSLER AIRTEMP Installed by WEST BRANCH AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY WILLIAM K. METZ, Owner 518 Fifth Avenue Williamsport, Pa. Phone 9884 OIL BURNERS BOILERS COAL FURNACLS Compliments of Williamsport Milk Dealers Assn. 145 Compliments of Williamsport Mirror and Glass Co. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS ORTHOPEDIC BRACES - TRUSSES PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Sanitary Exterminating Co. Williamsport Orthopedic 81 Surgical Supply Pest Control Servlce Company U Dial 7159 40 West Fourth St. 138 East Fourth St. Williamsport, Pa. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Since 1919 Phone 6339 WILLIAMSPORT SADDLERY CO. LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS 42 E. Third Street Williamsport, Pa. R. M. HARTMAN CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTINC Phone 4344 473 Market Street WINNER HARDWARE CO. 837 Arch Street Dial 5736 SWEET SHOP-CORNER 1100 West Third Street Congratulations to Class of 1954 Young Women's Christian Association 815 W. Fourth Street Phone 2-4637 KOLLEGE KLEANERS Rear 138 East Fourth Street Phone 3-2500 uBoxwel WILLIAMSPORT PAPER BOX COMPANY Custom Packaging and Printing Since 1892 YOUNG MENIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Serving Youth Since 1366 Lycoming College Two-Year or Terminal Courses ART MUSIC SECRETARIAL SCIENCE MEDICAL SECRETARIAL SCIENCE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Graduates of Williamsport H i gh School have the opportunity to ob- tain a college education in their own community. Founded 1812 Director of Admissions Phone 7933 Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pa. tFor Degree Courses, See Page 121.1 Pharmacy Chemistry 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 Americas. CoeducationaI.Write for free catalog. U 5? 1 L I Philadelphia College oi Pharmacy and Science 43rd St., Woodland and Kingsessing Aves. Philadelphia 4, Penna. - Founded in 1821 We Cordially Invite You to Transact Your Banking Business With Us WILLIAMSPORT NATIONAL BANK 329 Pine Street WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Williamsport Stove and Furnace Co. 521 Market St., Williamsport, Pa. Dial 2-0616 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Company 315 Pine St., Williamsport, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1954 The Williamsport Transportation Company ALVIN R. BUSH, President Dial 9381 349 East Third Street Complete Commercial ENGIIAVING and PRINTING SERVICE - N' . -' .anew Lasse? A--Y ::::- -N-'N' AW Y,,,,Q V gm' f-f-f -M' 4- 'i.4m I.m AN' .S3.Qw'.Qxx:2f' mf- .axis-' ,2??F.::t': zw. ..:5: '..., .1111 Aw- .,11:ff .mx-f ,::- . Q. .. DESIGNING , . . IENGRAVING .. . .. PRINTING . .. . BINDING A new str I d d Iy q pp d P g Plant with f It f y typ f C I Print g I d g F Id C I g C II g d S 11 I Y b k GRIT PUBLISHING COMPANY Imffffxff an is is V 5' lr? 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