Wilmington Area High School - Wilarean Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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Y ' . 0 Wim. ig - ,. -Ugg , 5 w W X 7 .S 5 SIX WAI F WHITMAN Super z 1 rmr Prznnpal AB Thiel 1976 AM Grove City lf jAcoB BUMCARDNLR 04411101 al Agrulrllznt BS Perm Stfite 1918 RUSSEIL BXLER Qrzence AB Westminster 1971 MA Columbm 1914 HELEN V DUNN Commercml B.A., Westminster, 1957 M.C0mm.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, 1945 Ronmr C IIAGLESON Pbymrl Edzzcalmn and Socml Studie! BS Phys Ed Shppery Rock 1941 MEd Westmrnsrer 1949 MARJORIE GILLILAND I:ng11flJ and Matbematur BSEd Shppery Rock 1947 EVELYN THOMAS HELMICK French and Englub B.S. Carnegie Tech 1950 WILLIAM IWCCALL Matlaematicr and Biology 1950 B.S.Ed., Clarion State Teachers. SEVEN EIGHT ELIZABFTH MCCALMONT Fnglznla and Lalzn AB Geneva 1926 MA Penn State 1940 ESTHER J REANEY Home Economzcx BSEd Ohxo Umverslry 1925 ROBER W TAYLOR IR Socml Sludzef AB Westmxnster 1950 EDWIN G TOBIN Mum Educatzon BS Indlam State Teachers 1951 M.A,Ed., Westminster, 1948 MARILYN JOY TOBIN Minn and Pbymal Iwzllrcutlrnz HS lndlxnl Stlte Temhers 1937 MRS BLhASBY 0 ue Sewemry Hmr r College l9w6 I BLs5IL L, SIOAN 51.19001 Name meson Hospxml 1940 WILLIAM EVANS LENZA STEWART jclllllflfl NINE Jij The yearbook this year contains contributions from almost every member in the senior class. -lane Mansell, editor. Faye Huff. assistant editor, Martha Vance. art editor. and Bob XX'agner, advertising manager were supported by all of their classmates pic- tured below. Mr. Byler deserves much credit for :hc completion of the yearbook because of the willingness with which he spent his Qinie and energy and kept after the rest of the class, Being rather inexperienced at such a task as producing a year- book, we had a great deal to learn. These bits of new knowledge were added to our school education. Our only hope is that this book presents and preserves our school memories as we would like to remember them. v l J-05 fl at ...Q Seated Marlene Lesnett, Robert Wagner, Martha Vance, Jme Mansell, Faye Huff, Tom Hartwell. Emma .line Evans Standing-Barbara Atkinson, Sandra Sholler, Molly Corey, .James Schell, Peggy Kaufman, Sally Gilliland. Lmv Tile Tom Sarver. Marchael McCrumb, Janet Gilliland, Loreie Byers, John Klumph, Robert Dick, Elaine Springer Beverly McGinnis. Janet Atkinson, Mr. Byler. 'A cf 2,259 53 . Mix X, ef be K F7 i'il Nrx XJ Ju Emma Jane Evans. Molly Corey. Tum Hartwell. Sully Gilliland. OLTR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OUR CLASS MOTTO: lf we ciurt limi 11 way, well make one. OUR CLASS COLORS: Blue and XX'l1ite OUR CLASS FLOXWER: Red Rose fvwlrl. A fzzcm if if , pm. TWELVE .... 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' ' A113- O17 file Back in 1941 a storm arose. bringing in the Class of SS, At that time we thought it would be heavenly to be a Senior. but now that the big year has come l think we all regret saying such 21 thing. Let us all relax and think back about twelve years ago to all those wonderful memories we will cherish forever and ever. As the storm grew worse our class began to grow a little large. Our first few years of school kept us all pretty busy getting accustomed to our classmates. home- work. and teachers. By the time we were in the third grade. we were accustomed to school and all its connections. One thing that stands out in our minds was the day when the whole school got out to see Lassie Come Home .it our local theater. As we grew older. we stopped doing all those foolish things we used to do. lior example. the girls put away their little dollies. and tl1e l'oys did .lXK'.ly with their cap- guns, cowboy hats, etc. ln the years 19114. 'l5. and Elo, we followed .1bout the same pattern. During those years we were getting ready for the big moment when wt would enter .lunior High. XY'e had a few parties. but as usual our teacher couldnt stand many more of our little stunts. Finally when the big day came, we found ourselves changing classes with all the upper classmen. Our first big party. which took place when we were in the seventh grade. was a Backward Party. lt was held at Miss lXIcCQalmont's house. We had to wear all our clothes backward. even our shoes. Usually at .1 party you play games and then eat, But at .1 Backwards Party, you eat and then play games. After we had played all our games. we were ready to eat again. By that time Miss Nc- Calmont was glad to see the party break up. Then came the time when we graduated from junior High to High School. As freshmen, we enjoyed many activities such as scluare dancing. twirp dancing. flirting, and dating. The latter was something new and wonderful to us younguns. We then had the experience of electing our class officers. The first few days of school were very exciting because we had a new homeroom teacher, Mr. Byler. ln- cidently he hasnt been able to get rid of us since then. On becoming sophomores we all were under tl1e impression that we were something until our initiation into Senior High. Then we were tamed down a TWENTY-TWO L 1 ui ur Ig cs mn cm I1 our suplmomorc mu xx 18 RLSPUIISI unlxtj, L xg 111 to sg L IH our w al mu L u ' w 5 nur mm S1 y 1 1 1 cm mrs ll! u 1 x L um vrmgc Q 1 gr xx X L nm U11 Q x 5 llLIWlQll1l 1 g II IL Q L 1 C LIFIIS Compxm L of our m Qusful md cututllnlng lu XlIILs N ls flu Sxxclrnr hclk xt the Communm vusc lhc. ltrwmplurn um fmt x Lnlmuuc b thc bm ful dcnormrumns Mum Nmuc 1'CL6.lXCd the lumur of bnmg Llwsgn Sumter uccn Mmy Lomphmems were renewed on thus dmne md wx rll peopln termed nr but ex er f notlmr of our SLILQCSSUII busmcss xnmurcs nu r r of CHIIILI xcfrcshmcmi xr mu home bulxubxll gmmcs A .gum mr wmhr mm lm u 1 ro our gl'OXN1l1Lf m mwum ur on our 11st Lung our LI155 plq X Ll C 1 111 Of mursc up ll uucr forget our Prom hcld xr bhcnuugo Inn Tha lxsr llk tm 11 sup xx IS Illxill whcn up num Rumors on Snptuubcr 6 1957 I xrlx ln our Scmor yemr we were 5ponsors of the 111111111 XVhns XY ho New on our utnlrxci lm we burma guests of the umor LIISS H the Sumter I-lop Bcxerlj, Mr.L11rm1s xx 15 clutcd to be one of the xttcndmts md ufhers m the court were Molly Corgy md Mxrlam lumtt NVQ put on 1 wry IIULISIIILI plly xxlugh xx 15 cuurlul Fur of the Prymg, Pm Mrs Hclmlgk md Mrs 'Iobm were Lmd LIIOLIQII to Lllrcu If for us We 1150 sponsored 1 Poho Dune xxhlgh xx 15 wry successful The Semor C1153 would llkc to bld 1 S11 flrexxell to Mr llxlcr our Lllss ldusor ro whom wc ITL xcry gI'1fCfLl1 our other tcmheri ml to 111 you wonderful his By thls time the storm lui Qlelrcd up md IDISSLL1 on md so hu the Ll ss of l9Dv Smcerely Bu crly Nigbnnms HlSICJfl1Il IXXI-NYIX FHRI-E littl' fm'n you. I said just il little? O bjg-it I ' bl- E , J' 'Q I fl' ' XV' I 'K 1 Q -ll um ly every Tlmrsd 13' to ' CFCRISC l.mk lklg 'x On' f our g.,l'L'.lICSI cxl CfiL'I1LkC.'.' Llmt ya-.lr xxxu thc Sw '. ' H pf' lli' CiilI'lg1nd was clwscx to be .ln Qtr- lam. Url ' llmc umm ug-rc Molly CQ rc.: .ni Iilg' ' S1 ' A -11 As th- storm K c ' lnrgcr our clasxz l3L'k'.lll IU ' 'reuse I , ln nur junior your wc fp-lr vcry pruui of l1LlI'SCl C' bCL.lllSi.' of Ulll' ' inns mul 11111k'x1'.'l - sales wlmiclm was rlmc result of our IU1lg.lZilIL' lrix-Q. XV- hu .ml sur- passed our goal of SIOOO, and for doing so, received gm CI1xQi'lYCLi plaque from thc CD11 ' l out SLIC ' A Q ' ' . ' ' L . i A A Y. J ' .1 ' AL ' Hop. - 1 4 - 2 ' H1 ja M ' 1 1 Q ' ' '15 5: 'Q 14' ' . 'mi y - 'gutif . . ' 4 1 ' I f ' ld Q b ' . Q L 1 .. N I . 1 -3 1 Nz' 1 1 KL g ', 'cm l1lI'I 'lull-QC It XX l You. ' ' A Af X 1 - l .k i 'Q f 1 V ' V ' V ' I A xl L' U I .k S A I ' . --. T, , ' 1 r v f vm V x 1 Q . . '- 7 . 'f 1, ,w 1 1' I ' fl-:S hgvq I ,v y - il I' u 1 A 1' 1 1 4 - A 1 A f ' 1 - 1 ' a ' V a I V I 'A 1 A ' '. ' 1 1' r ' 'VC ' ' 1 ' , ' - , K ' ' Y , , I . ' L - ' A 22' ' 4 A L in L ' . l . 'L- 1 - , 1 V, A , V . r 1 2 13 ' X1 1 L L Y ' ' 'Ag Q, I A x ' r ' f 1 1 1 ' 1 .,-7' ' ' ' I 4 'lx' 1 5 7 x lb J X in fail ART. I-We. the Senior Class of 1953. having full possession of all our faculties fthough it has been doubted many timesl leave these grand old halls forever. ART. ll-To the faculty we do hereby will and bequeath the fond memories of our class that will make it stay forever in their minds. ART. lll-To the -Iuniors we leave our good conduct and line grades. and we hope they will use them wisely. ART. lVhTo the Sophomores we leave our many parties. intl we hope they may benefit by them in the years to come. ART. V--To the Freshmen we leave our carved desk and battered books. and we hope they will do some decorating, too. ART. V1-Vile. the Senior Class of l955. do hereby will and bequeath the following: Barbara Atkinson bequeaths her swell personality and winning smiles to limma .lane Burrows. -lanet Atkinson leaves that big ring of hers to .ludy Cox. Kenneth Baugh leaves his motorcycle to Philip Cyphert. Bill Boyle wills his ability to tinker with cars to Bud Pearson Lorene Byers leaves her shorthand grades to all the commercial students. Molly Corey loo-la-lal bequeaths her French ability to Denny Shallier. Bob Dick leaves his ways with the women to Bob I.. Clark Emma ,lane Evans leaves her gift of gab to Dorothy Yoder. john Garrett wills his accordian and all his music to Marilyn Horner, janet Gilliland leaves her blond hair and come hither eyes to Pat Buckwalter. Sally Gilliland leaves her flashy pajamas to her sister Chardy. and she hopes that they will be well taken care of. Tom Hartwell bequeaths his cunning basketball ability to all the future basketball players. Faye Huff wills her neatly kept hair to Beverly Sloan. Peggy Kaufman bequeaths a feu' freckles to Peggy Eclmiston. john Klumph leaves the pack of gum he is always chewing to Bucky Giles. Marlene Lesnett wills her variety of sweaters to Patty McGinnis. TWENTY-FOUR .,LIlL llkll x 'N 'N xulx a 1 K N lu NL lg N N X 4 Cllllmr llll r ll L N ll l r Q N llln XlLcfL1H1l7 Q PFIIIELLI LL lla ll lx ILF an ll. I lttl l 1, lrllll Xl 75 XX lgllu x l x U 4 Ll'1 L llllpc Ll L -N N .5 llsln L 'l Hlullstml x 1 M Llllllll, llrclm lUlLSSLxl ml l N H1 C lrrnrl lQIlLLl w cr l I umm Nurs IXXI NIH 1' llllf' A l.lXll1gNI1lIl llylxw lllN LVCNN' alll lu lluln illwlr M. 'L .lol Mal l'llH1l5 lllAlllllA.llllx llIS Xlllllf. .lllkl lIIN xxyllw xxlzll ll1L' lL'.lL'llcl'm to .lll lllc lllllllll' l my. lic Mlllllllllx xxllls llL'I' kllL'L'I'lL'.lkllll:Q lol lu lllll-l1ll.l l4.ll'1 llc WVAQL' lillIg.llll'l' l3L'Llll Zllllx lllx Rulllul lxplys to ljlli' llmyllll 'llwm S.l!'XL'l' ll.lxl-5 lllx I.lll. 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XY'hy lo and behold? lt's the Great class of 3i. The first young lady in the line my friend ls slowly walking to college at half past ten. lt's .Ianie Mansell whos late againf In collefe life Toininy Sarver is tuite the thing. e . l W He's known iby all the coedsi as the Football King. Another athlete whos really doing fine ls Gene Livingston. the greatest basehill player of all time -laner Atkinson is really quite the girl. Her newest product is Hhlademoiselle Atl-cinsoiis lfasy Curl. One of our famous clan who is doing :ery well ls George Rotgaber. the excavator, known .is Mr. Digger O. Dell. Now Peggy Kaufman. a nurse. with that sweet smile Married a doctor. ifkheinf Her profession proied worth whilei Can you imagine whos the best on the iecord siandf lt's none other than ,Iohn Garrett and his famous band. Marlene l.esneit is now Hollywoods queen. Her latest movie is lie Careful or lll Screamf 'lhat gal Sally Gilliland is now appearing on the stage. For Sal is the nations newest singing rage. planet Gillilands hair really has that golden glow Shes a TV. model for that famous product Halo, Marty Vance has become a very famous name. As a Broadway designer she has reached her fame Martys models must have poise and charm, on this she does insist: lllaine Springer is the model that heads her list. Now Tommy Hartwell has quite a way with women He's been elected a beauty judge, for he knows how to pick em. Sonny Klumph has established his profession as gi vet. 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The class of l95'l. better known its the Juniors, was once more happy to begin classes after three months tiresome t?J x'.xc.ition. For the second year we were glatl to have the able leadership of Miss McCalmont .is :lass advisor. XY'e were glad to welcome into our ranks three new membersfDon.1ltl Keller. Clarence Dunkerley. .intl Ralph Astlell-especially' since the boys of our class .ere greatly outnumberetl by the girls. Our class was .ilso busy with social .ictixities During October we sponsored the .innual Sweater Hopi' with Iflaine Xlfilkin receiving the honor of being chosen Our Queen. ln Mai we sponsoretl the tlanee of the year. our vlunior-Senior Prom. To .itltl to our ever-growing bank .recount this year. we unilcrtook several proieets in .ttltlition to collecting class tlues .intl selling refreshments .it Pmisketlmill games. XVC must be tretlitetl with starting .i new fashionvthe wearing of sweat shirts tleeoratetl with the sthool greyhountl. Our greatest sourte of ineome was from our lll.lI1.1AlIlC subscription contest. Our final means of making rnonei' was the t-l.iss play- -our tirst .lPIWC.lI'.lllL'6.' on the stage. We hope you enjoyetl it. limb I .ff.'.ft 1' l.ngf. lliilfirhnf -i -nn? h I ' 'L .f-'P' FIRST ROWsMartha Shzzffer. Nwrma Book. Eleu Wilkin. Elaine VC. Marilyn Lee, Marlene Lee. Mary Rogers. SECOND ROW-Mary Lou Mansell. Marjorie Ferree, Nancy Sharp. lkin. Thelma Barr. Patty Elder. Glenda Shaffer. Marjorie Lesnett. Dixie Davis, Betty Lou Herman. r. Shxrlev Stonebraker. JilCQU6'1F'ri Patton, Janet McConnell. Arlene Adarns, Edith Larime THIRD ROWwRalph Asdell. Miss McCalmont. Laura Jane Fnwble. Rosemary Dicks. Dorothy Yoder. Pat Buckwalter. James Hamilton, Phoebe Rogers. Ruth Morris, Doris McFarland. FOURTH ROW-Carrol Whitman. Robert E, Clark. Merle Cooper. David Reaney. David Kaufman. Donald Keller. Bernard Pearson, Clarence Dunkerly, Richard Meighan. FIFTH ROVV-Robert L. Clark. Robert Gray. Merrill Giles, Robert Vander Luiili Tom MCKEQ' THIN Jilfil- P211 HUIChi:0I1. Philip Cyphert. THIRTY-TNVO JUNIOR Pres1denr X ICC Presldem becrer lry Trefzsurer C1155 flow cr C1155 colors on QI XSS OFFICERS Robert I' Cl1rL Mlry Lou Mmscll M lrloru I umrt Ilurl me lou L Wlmlrc LlI'Illl'l0I1 Green md wlurc an ,pak uv 'Sf QQQ -sv- 1 Three Stooges 2 The Great Pyramid 3 Lonesome Bob, 4 .Jm mm good' 5 Our Dr rmy Mermqrd 0 The Volant Crevx 7 Arent We Cute' 8 Vkerent VS Qtr ull TIIIRTV 'IHRFE ,,-1-. lf' xr 'if' 1? if I Z, WJ 2 On September Ai, WSI, we of the sophomore class took off on Flight IO, our destination being graduation day in 1955. XVith thirty-one former passengers aboard, we found one member missing. Dick Schmidt had transferred to Mercersburg Academy. Mrs. Reaney is the pilot who will direct our tlighf through New Xwil- mington High. During our flight we were grounded while We took in some parties. The tirst was a treasure hunt in September. Next on our social whirl came the XVho's XVho where many witnessed our initiation into senior high. Shortly after this we had a theater party and a Christmas party at school. Patty McGinnis was chosen cheerleader for the -Iunior Varsity and attendant to the Sweater Queen. George Kendall. Bill Holzhouser. and liob Castor were members of the ,I.V. basketball team. ln order to finance our trip, we sold milk everyday and candy each Thursday. Our tickets for Flight IO are to be three dollars per person for this year. Midway in Ilight we took time out to make the selection of our class rings. the XY'est Pointers, These activities completed our flight. See you next year. Beverly Sloan. Elizabeth Buchanan Historians , -A, 4 as FIRST ROW-Diana Eubanks, Marlene Weatherby. Mary Gault. Emma Jane Burrows, Barbara Clark, Gretchen Muth. SECOND ROW-Marlene Drish. Sally Hayrriond, Elizabeth Buchanan, Beverly Sloan, Jean Sheilenberger. Marie McCrumb, Dave XVatson. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Reaney. Peggy Edmiston. Bob Smith. Garold Shellenberg. Dave Howard. Charlotte Gilliland, Jud5 Cox. FOURTH ROKR'-Bill Vance, Alan Newiw, Dick Potter. Bib Castor. Donnie Kiumph, Kenneth Wagner. Harold Walker FIFTH ROW-Bill Holzhauser, George Kendall, Bob Wilsci. Jack Shaw. John White, David Cox. THIRTY-FOUR sill' . SOPHOMORE CIASS OFFICERS Prcbldcm D me Hou lfd Xue Prcsunm B111 Vlmc SLLFCIIFE mml Ime Burrows Trc lSll!'LI' Alm New by C lxss flux gr C rxznson rose Iss um Rnd md guy -go- ,sn ,uv-an 1195 ...uc .,- 1 Bzvxltched Bothmcd 'md Bevnldered' 1 Stirxy Ewes amd Hxppv SITIIIES 3 The Perfect Poo Rxdm x Watch le Blxdle' C00 C 0 Wuex 7 A Hewrtw Welcome 1 E J 8 Glamour' THIRTY FIVE 1-P' . ffky ' T -A 1 gm I'-. ' , -. 2 ni: . . A - f Q W , r f 'Q ' IZ L A 'Q ' 1 , ., - . . , , . x , A til. .',' ' lmrs ' 4 a ' My , J I bf Q I ,, N , V. is a s f K' S: ., x 5 , 5 4 . .SE Q ,if Yr: , Q X I' 1 1 if . ' 'Q ' C8 . X A t r ,, s . I Y hx ' 2 A ' Y ' If Ny ' M . ' , . 4 'A . I.. 4 ' Q .' i H ' f. A , 4. ' ' ' Hf T. ' ' h ' . 6. I. rrl '21 '. , . Q ' 0 . . , 2 I CJ -f x f-f- , NX'hen we came to school the morning of September -i, lffl, we were greeted by a newly decorated school house. Mr. Taylor was appointed our home room teacher to guide us through the next fateful four years. A few weeks after school started we had an election of class ollicers. The follow- ing ollicers were elected: President-Thaimas Shumakgr, Vice President-Mary lielle Reynolds, Secretary-liarbara Davis. Treasurer-Cfora lun Corey. This year we welcomed live new members to our classfDiana Foster. Miriam Davis, Donald Kaufman, Harry Kaufman. and Ronald iirnest. ln October we had a class hayride after which we ate ho: dogs, roasted marsh- mallows, and drank pop. It was held at Sharps farm with Mr. Taylor chaperoning. Mary l.ois Hartwell. Caroline Stonebraker. and Cora Ann Corey are junior high cheerleaders. .intl Barbara Davis is a .l.V. cheerleader. Pete Sharp. llob Brush, and Sonny Shaw are on the kl.V. team, and Donald Kaufznan. lloln Smith, Thomas Shu- maker. jerry liiberich. and Bob Mcflay play junior high baske-iball. -lim liuchanan helps manage our Varsity basketball team. XY'e are .lfo well represented in band and chorus. .ilarj I.f-fi f1.H'fIiclf. Iliirffi'f.111 all l' -1 2 'za FIRST ROW-Francis Shearer. Carol Maughan. Judy Klogx Jim Brown, Harwood Rnwland, Peggy Smith. Mary Lois Hartwell. Harry Kaufman. SECOND ROW-Judv Herman. Carol Stonebraltfr, Mariha Garrett. Johnny :VICC1'SEI'f, E-ther Sitmebraker. Charles Schell, Pete Sharp, Johri Horse. Arlene Link. I THIRD ROW-Patty Runk. Caroline Hoover. Miriam Davi. Donald McFarland, Jerry Biberich. Cora Arm Corey, Thelma Swisshelm. Baibara Davis. FOURTH ROW-Michael Lehman. Donald Kaufman, Marg Belle RGYITOICIS- Harald Shaw, Ji-11195 BUCTTHUHIT- Carlolm Sipe, Peggy Blake. Dixie Barbe. Nancy Shaffer. Y Y I FIFTH ROVV-lVIr. Taylor. Robert Smith. Tom Shumaker. Jark Gerloek. Robcri Brush, Walt Whitman. Clelus Yoder. THIRTY-SIX 0 o ,fo f. 'l'his yetir we h.1x'e three new members in our elsss-john Herring from New Cftistle who later movetl away, .Igimes Black from Phungrove, .uttl Merry l.ee Foster from litlenburg. The class ollieers for this yt-.tr are l'lI'L'SlklCIII'f'l4lIllIll.IS Mmsell. Vice Presitlent- litlwtirtl Tate. Secretttryfjlotin llyltr. 'l4I'L'LlSllI'L'l'- -Peggy lNltCltu'. .intl our t'l.tss tttlvisor is Mr, Mufitill. Ten members of our eltiss .ire in the -lunior High Chorus .intl one is in the litintl. Charles Shaw, D.tvitl Slmw. lftlxxgzrtl Titre. XVilson Orr, Dontiltl Potter, Chiiley Huff, Ctirter blohnston, tintl Russell Cigirrett play on the junior high htisketbiill te.1m. lust October we heltl ti 'ltixxn l'.irry nt the Community House. The eommittee pltinnetl gtunes Llllkl refreshments were rervetl. .lust before Chrisunns x'.1egition. me htitl ti class party nt school. XVe htttl .1 gift exelminge .intl serxetl refreshments. After Christmas everybody crime to school weuing new clothes. livery one htttl LI nice vttcgttion but wits retuly to come back to school. Giiiley Huff. f'IflffIl'fJI1 1 7 ' -r 4 ' -Q 1 l ' ., - , .. -v -s Q 4 q-d 1 1 ' 1 IK. 4 - .1 -p I 4 4. 4 4 'figs ...........J.. utr -5 FIRST ROW -Joyce Link, Hugh Cmyttzi. Pellillb' T-I:Clay, Dqxlz- Shelfenbtrger. Dxvziie Aggzt. .foe Verlesl. SECOND ROW--Wil-on Orr, Lt-x'.i'm Riggs, Judy Thompson. Bill Nlcflinnis. Chula' Shziw. Frzink Sokevitz. Galley Huff. THIRD ROWvEdtlie Tate, Dnvitl Shaw. Russell Gzirrett. P.:ii1t' Wzlkin, Doris Etlwirds, Nancw' Etlniislon. FOURTH ROVV7.IQr1'y XX'gig11er, Donnie Potter, Toni Nlansell. Julie Haydell. JOHN BXIQIX TOIH Grflhillll. Cartel' Johllsthli. FIFTH ROW-Mr, McCall, James Gilliland. Robert Snare-y. David Tlioznpson, Jerry Carr. Myrnzi Anderson. THIRTY-SEVEN lg -Q7 J 41 , f I X I , ff ff l.ast year the enrollment of our class was thirty-one This year there are forty- nine. The officers for this year are as folloyys: President-liazl Vander laigt. Vice President-Linda Gilliland, Secretary-Sandra Blake. Treasurerxliee XY illiains. His- torianfNancy Hayden. Xwe had twenty-one pupils in the junior high ehorns which gaye a Clhristinas programr Angels XY'e Have Heard on Higltf i l'yx'o lSoheini.tn Carols. and Silent Night which had a deseant sting hy l.inda Ciilhlanl, lNl.lllL'y' Hayden. and Norma XVoodworth, were the selected songs. Four of our classmates sang in the sextet. three played in the hand. and three hoys played on tne junior high haslcethall team. Our class party was held at the home of Carol Iago. .fit our Lhristrnas party on Deeemher lil. we had a tree and exchanged gifts. After Miss Ciilliland passed out craelcer-jacks and Hershey hars. yye ate otxr lunches and went to a movie in the afternoon. Un Fehrnary I5 we had an Indoor Pienie' Valentine party. XY'e played indoor games and had a hig Valentine hox and refreshxntnts. Nancy Hayden Historian s. FIRST ROW-Marian Garrett. Ruth Schell, Kathleen Rowland. Carol Ligo, Hugh Shearer. Phil McConnell, Richard Houston, Charles Oakes. SECQEVII? ROW-Lois Yarian. Richard Dicks, Norma Woodworth. Wendell Boyd. Roy Miller. Donald Elder. Sandra a e. THIRD ROW-Wallace Brown. Nancy Beth Burnside, Boo Runk, Keith Neal, Martha Veazcy. Ronald Carr, Martha VVagr1er, Mary Ann Ellis. FOUIRITH ROW-Barbara Pollio. Theresa Jara, Linda Gillilafid, David Womer. Duane Fyffe. Arthur Tate. Richard ump . FIFTH ROVVHHelen Swisshelm. Mary Lou Scott. Darlene Taylor. John Yarian, Joe Bethle. Dee Williams, Kenneth Silverthorn, Joe Erdekv. SIXTH ROW-Miss Gilliland, Harold McFarland, Bill McFarland. Dick Hermann, Karel Vander Lugt, Peggy Mc- Laughry. Nancy Hayden. THIRTY-EIGHT AQ, ii? f M 1 w v B XM ix f, ff If f 7 j , 1 j , X S I 1 I , I 1 ,. X 1 f' piCILl1'L'LI here 1lI'L' SXYL'.llL'f fgllttll. 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' Above is Ll scene I.llix.'l'l from the 'Wfctitliumg uf Dttiy Mae and I,il' Abner, Ll mllicking skit presented by juniors 111 the Swt-11te1' Hop The l1LlPIi.1lS in the formal tttmosphere were performed by black- druped Robert Clark. president uf the junior cl.1ss. FORTY H1-rc .lmigc T11111 S.ll'XK.'f , fmilcs S.lX'.lgL'ly .15 hc .l55lSl5. with .1 l111lc 111- XK.l!L'I'. 13.111 Cf11x's All- 11-111p1s .11 111111 l1.1lA .1111i11g. Bill H11lzh.111sc1'. with .1 111110 11cts11.1s11111 111 'l'11111 S.lfX'L'I', 111'11x'c1i 11-ry c1111111ctc11t .1t 11115111 il1lLI .1 pencil with his 111150. f,1l'L'ICl'lCIl Muth receiv- cti 1111 egg 111111 f11111r Qh.1111111111 .1t the cxpcrt 11.111119 111 judges P1-ggv K111:f111.111 .1111i T11111 H.1rtxx'cll. 1,. 0617 111 z LQQ11 ,IQCJPW-PiL'fLlI'C.i here .1rc 1111150 WI111 111.11i1.- 1111 thu hiiigck B1-11411 111 thc S11111'u1111- 61111111 .11 thc XY'l111's XVI111. The judges .110 I..lI'I'Y Tntc. T11111 S.iI'X cr. T11111 H.11't11'c1i. Peggy K.111f- 111.111, l511rl1.1r.1 .'Xtki1151111 .1111i 121111111 -l.111c l11'.111s. lSU'l l'ONf1511111111 thc i11iti11tcdA' s1111h1111111rcs. c11111plctc with C115- t11111c5. D1111't 11111 think Dave Cox 11111145 just Kcc11c?? 1'11111'x'-115:13 jye t 0 we ff Ham Above is a scene taken during the entertainment Pictured above are Robalee Burns and Robert provided by several of the faculty present. Mrs. Creighton, who reigned as Queen and King of the I-lelmick honored us with 11 song. after which Mr. Prom. Sally Gilliland. president of the former junior Tobin and Mr. Taylor each sang several numbers. Class. made the presentation of the honors. If the smile on Mr. McCal1's face is any indication of the enjoyment had at the Prom, held at the Shenango Inn last year, the evening will be called a success. Pictured here is a scene taken during the Conga Line, which proved to everyone present that you don't have to come from Cuba to be able to do the Conga. FORTY-TWO 'l'l1pr.'S niitliing like . 1. ICE CREAM 1 om-ev phooucrs IUXNII XWUXL HL l' --ns-I WU . . cf . c. If ' L' CI L4 ' t.ii't tlic .iltcriiimii ull 'limwn git right is tlic pliicc wlicrc many of the boys nf tlic fclionl can be found between 6:50 and 9:50 in :lic excning. tit luiwkctbiill practice. No one will c-vcr forget the exciting games plnyccl here. -oft 1? 01 Qin i L., 1 .Li - ,, - f 05,2 I V3 A g 1 2lQ'!f JK Pictiirul nit Ilia' upper lift is unc uf ilit- nimt populnr gmlicring places in Nc-xv XY'iliniiigtmi. XY'lictlicr its tlrinlt yuu xxpint or you just lccl lilac g.ilulwing llllf CiRll.l.li gilxxgiym xxclciwincs yuii. 4 x At left is tlic XVII.- M l N Qi T O N tlitnitcr. WI' HL15' also my with pritlc tlmt few towns ul our size bimst of ligiving sucli .1 pl.ict- nf cnioyincnt. ,..- FORTY'THRFlE xlj ,RSA QIBX L14 The senior play wits the second Comedy presented by the senior class. Six young hopeful gtctors-Tony tlurry Tittel. Marge iFtiye Huffi. Norman 6Sonny Klutnphl. Dottie fMoIIy Cioreyi. George iBob Dicki. Lind Kate lSttl1y Gillilindu. itll shitre the siune gtptirtment. They spend their time trying to impress Mr. Kenny iToin Sttrverr it producer who lives in the tipiirtmerlt below theirs, .ind trying to prevent Mr. Coburn IBIJFCIILICI Meifrumbi-Dotties futher-from finding out how they live. Mrs. Garnet 4Peggy KL1LlfI11g1IlJ is the 1iindI.idy who eonsnintly reminds them of their piist due rent. Muriel Foster i-Line Mitnsellm. .1 former school friend of Dotties almost gives .twity their secret, Upon he.tring .i sere.un, two polieetnen ihlim Schell-Mite, and Bob XY'gtgner-kloei. come to investigtte .ind find .t very confusing situgttion. Siindr.i Sholler wits property mgimger. Tom H.trtue1I .ind Marleiie l.esnett were stage iniin.igers. Peggy K.iuftn.ui was publicity IU.1Il.13LCf. .ind prompters were Martha V.tnce and Ciene l.ix'ingston, Mr. .ind Mrs. Tobin directed the pl.u'. .lssisleti in its e.irly st.1ges by Mrs. Hehniek. OPT OF THIS FRYINCQ PAN 1: I X! 'gg 5 riff ? fs FF Q. Q 4' 1 hi 5 ' 2 Seated-.Jane Mansell, Molly Corey, Faye Huff, Sallv Gilland, Peggy Kaufman Sandra Shollii' Standing-Mrs. Tobin, Marchael Mt'Crumb. John Klutnph, Larry Tate, Tnm Sarvc Jtinies Schell. Rohtri Dick, Robert Wagner, Mrs. Helmick. FORTY-FOUR flfx 1313 'llie iuniur play was a c11111edy entitled You Cant Take lt Witli You. All tl1e -,tenes twink plate in .1 11111111 XX'lllL'l1 wmild l1.1x'e been e11st41n1arily described as Ll living r1:11111. l7Lll in tliis ease tl1e term is so111exvl1at of an tinderstatement. Here meals were eaten, plays were written. s11.1kes collected, ballet steps practiced, xyloplrtmes played, printing presses OlWL'I'.!lk'kl, .lllxl if there liad been r11u111, prul1al1ly ice skating. Tliis I'lilTIN .1ls11 emltased sutli tl1.11'.1eters as tl1e g1'.1i1df111l1er llNlLlI'CllLlL'l MeCir11111l1 1, tl1e father If liarlts liingr, tl1e n1i1tl1er lvlane Mansell J. llie elder daugliter llieverly lXlL'fillllllSl, I111' l111sl1.111d llienny liatlgglir. tl1e yuuiiger dangliter lM11lly Ciureyl. l1er buy friend ll..lI'l'i' 'l..1lL'l. liis f.1tl1er rlieurge Rutgaberl, l1is n111tl1er Ilfaye Hnffl. tl1e maid 1S.111dr.1 Sliwlleri, lier lwy friend QT11111 Sarverl, dancing.: teacher l-lim Hntistonb, a Russian Citmnntess 1Sally Ciillilandm, tl1e lirecracker maker QTQ1111 Hartwelll. tl1e in- CUIHL' tax 111.111 tlitilw Xxrglglltfl. tl1e aetress friend cMarlene Lesnettl, and tl1e twu PtlllLLll1L'll 4wlin1 Scliell and Dale XY'ils11nJ. lilllllkl ,lane Ifx'.1ns was stage INL1l1Q1glfI', .111d Mrs. llelrniclt and Mr. 'l'11l1in were our directors. YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU' Q g 1SiN? if 1 'mmm-.Mm,s11, Yrlktmwwvwwesmmn. 1 S lffl Mr, T.1U.'1. Mr-. llelniiek S 11tl1-11 Rnbfrrl Wagiitr, Tfllll SllI'VG'I', Sandra: Shnller, T1t:1 Hartwell. Sally Gilliland, Mzirehael McCrL1n1b, Bt-verlv MeL3i1111is. Marltiie Lesnett. James Houston. Molly Ctrey. Larry Tate. Faye Huff. George Rutgaber. Jane Mznisell. Chnrle-4 King. FORTY-FIVE iff, V, fi N K :W x , ' A . A :rf '2:':25T':'f-5:15-' is ,f .,., QW. , if . My it: ' -gf' mf s.....,..u i XXE. Aiiotlisr Asscinbly? XVCKQ gil- THF INNER SANC1Tl'M Senior Hoiiiciwiiii. XxiL'.lfL'i1.lI'ni rmiiy limi IWLJ rhi5 wcckf .ii xxurk .is .ilxx.iya, ng, 'gr 'if wwf - i 1- ' . wig sifiggfk . yfQw'rHTr5 Wigan . g, ,g . , 4 mr: fx., , . ,fy 355-Ngw New XX'ilmingrun Higlis Nils- The time of day when most bus Dignificd Seniors lead the Mock sembly line in action, drivers go insane. Cloiivciirioii' piiriide. FORTY-SIX T If V FRENCH Q4 W QRQNMILS f f, , iw u5 , As ' X , X? fi ?l 5? fe' x ,fail ya! 1 - Our Commercial Club started this year with just four members. but soon gained nine more. W'e also started to accumulate some new members for that treasurers box by having a bake sale. XX'e are proud to say that it gained quite .1 few members. W'hen we received some money, we naturally wanted to spend a littleg so we had a party. XY'e had a swell time at the party. and decided then and there to have one eyery month. XX'e had all kinds of parties including slumber parties, teleyision parties. and. of course. eating parties such as spaghetti and sloppy-joe dinners. The seniors are looking forward to having .1 good time in Pittsburgh sometime in May. At the end of the year we are really going to Hspltirgef' XVe are going to take most of the members out of the treasurers box and txchange them for a big steak dinner somewhere. Heres wishing a happy time to next years Com- mercial Club members. President Emma -lane lixans Vice President l.oi'ene Byers Treasurer , beverly McGinnis Respectfully submitted. janet Gilliland. Secretary H bb ,.,, ..,N...m-HGV' .-'Ms l , swiss I . . M. H... rl my - A e - . ...,A,,, fi ua WW K-dv FIRST ROW-Mary Rogers. Janet Gilliland, Emma Jart3 Evans. Lerene Byers. Thelma Barr. Norma ABook. ' SECOND ROW-Elaine Wilkin. Eleu Wilkin. Phoebe Rog rl. Laura Jane Fowble. Dorothy Yoder, Dixie Davis Miss Dunn. FORTY-EIGHT KN i Q, rf i 9:91 K iii XX, The membership of this club is eomposetl of the girls of the senior high school who .ire enrolletl in the Homemgtking courses. The groups .tctivities include any h.intlitr.1ft which may he requested by the members. linittin,l.g, erocheting, and lmntl ttntl mttehine embroidery seem to be the most popular. Due to schedule eonlliets, heetiuse of the tliversilietl club progrtun of the school, it is impossible for .tll the girls who are interested to he present nt the meetings tluring the Activities Periotl. lfvening sessions have been atrrttngetl to tttke ctire of suth conlliets, The ttim is to assist the girls in the tlevelopment of skills which will provitle protluetive enjoyment of leisure. Cortlittlly yours. M rs. Rainey N- A-up SEATED-Jean Shellenberger, Sally Haymond. Marlene Dish. Shirley Stonebraker, Martha Shaffer. Lorene Byers, Molly Corey. Denny Shaffer. Doris McFarland. Thelma Barr. Sully Gilliland, Emma Jane Evans. STANDING-Mrs. Reziney. FORTY-NINE rl-llfllllgll the elliorts of Mr. Tohin, direttor of invsit in our school. the lioys' chorus has been developed. Alfllllllgll it is yet sm,ill. the glnlv has enjoyed m.1ny good times singing bttrbershop harmony. The main aim of the club is to combine its etliorts with th.1t of the girls and have 11 good mixed chorus, During this past yettr. three members of our thorns represtnted us .tt Bessemer for County Chorus. They were Rohert lf. Cldrlq, Robert Vgiiidet lngt. und l.g1rry T.tte. XY'e hope th.tt in the toming ye.trs more of the fellows vill sh.1re with us the enjoyment of lmirhersliop h.irmony. Resnectttilli' snhinitnd. l . lltxitl Re-.they Richard Meighan, Bob Gray. Buck Giles, Bob Vander Igigt. Tom McKee, Robert E. Clark. Merle Cooper. Dave Cox, Dave Reaney. Mr. Tobin. FIFTY X M Kiwi -f X X X f-f5k'-Wxf' K: J ,f': lhc liirls iliuriiw. iiiuici' thc Jiircriuii of Mr. 'lhhiii h.im rlightly iiccrmsui rhis 3'k'.ll'. NVQ- mm' lmu- .1 mul of iliiriy-ning IlN.'IlliWL'I'5 uwviipimui of suplifnmmrcs, juniors, .md suiiims. XX hui gumi xwiucs. hui .ilx xxx' h.ui mir iirst mooring, wc hmmi that iw hiui lost some vcrv im lc.1i'iiL-ii xxu h.ui g.1inui .ilmmr .ix Ilkllly .is xxc h.ui lust. As Mr, luhiii viii, lt 5 luv gui ru hu miie .ls gmail rhix y'L'.lI'.ii NVQ hupc hck right. Simi' xw inwui four xxwkx uf pixmiir .ii ihi- hrsi uf rho unix' .hiv m iliiiiuilrivs lwcvunii our uniiml. ll xnxx l1I'L'IIi h.ii'ii In 'gui xl.ii'iui. llmxun-x', llIlxiL'I' ihv P.lIik'l1l ilirciiimm uf Mr, llillbill. Nw hwpc in PI'L'XL'l1I wins gwmi mimi ru Ihr sulmiil .uni uwinimiiiiiy this xml' lhi- uitiiuix L-Inu-ii tm rhis war .irc .ix fullmx-, liupiuhilh whiuiimf. l'.ii iillLixK'.,liIL'I' l'i'L-xiiiciii Miulh C im-5 I.ihr.11'i.ii1 'l'hcIm.i limi' Suru.iiw'-'l'11'.m1i1-1' - i,.1l i5llLi'iXN.liiL'l' ' Av in-n i, t Q FIRST ROW-Sully ilillikmcl. Fm Fave Iiiiff. Jam' Ninn-efll. Sh SECOND ROW fXl'ixw lziiili. Vin Eciilh LJll'iIllll'. H114 zu- .-Xcismv THIRD ROW Nlqnrilin Y.uu-4-, AI. Marla-m' Lum-'I. f.llll'll Jaim- FOURTH ROW Pnl Blll'KXK'Sliil r. Molly Crvre-y, Jzmst Gillilzmfi. -ug' -. .-iv Vw wm- . Amiga: :un Jam' EYZIIIX. Maxlem- Leu-. ixlillfifxll Loc. Thil-11.1 Bznrr. E'zu'nc Wilkin, Eleu Wilkin. 'Nc-5' Swain'-l11'e'1ikf-x', -lmw Wmzitlnrhp. J:me-1 Mcfmmm-ll. Nlzirilm Slixilfor. Dizmzi Eiihzmks. Norma Book. . Nliih fXiui'Xv. Mi' 'Fubin Y A lyllm. IJ,-ph. 34,315 Dgiyi, IXIgi1jm'iif Li-ni-11, N..x1',im'iif Fl'!I'0l', IVlzir5' Lou Nlzmrvll, F whl -. fi,f,XM1lH1,5- 1334-14, Bi-vm-1.' Sluzm. Clxurlntic Gillilguml. Lmwiic Bye-ix Dnroihy Yodvr. FIFTY-ONE lpfnf 7. Z we k 14 xg f'X The l.atin Club was organized in October with fifteen members. Since then om' membership has grown to eighteen. The purposes of the club are to acquaint the members with the class relationship between Latin antl exeri'cl.ti' linglish by means of posters ancl projects ancl to learn more about Roman life. Some of the plannetl projects are: making a Roman kitchen. clrawing .i human skelr-ton .incl naming the bones of the bocly tmost of which are l..ttin wortlsr. clrawing tl tree antl putting .1 l.atin root on the trunk and English tlerixqttives on the branches composing .t latin calenclar. making a poster of commonly tisetl .tbbrexiations tlerivetl from latin. .mtl tlressing tlolls to represent clitlerent classes of Romans. At our tirst meeting ollicers were electecl antl are as follows: Respectfully Nlll7llllllf. l Meg tiatilt Presitlent - Patty liltler Vice Presiclent 1 Neg Ciattlt Secretary - Dave Howard Treasurer - Mary l.ois Hartwell D ,f fs. he I Y 'WX FIRST ROW-Richard Me'ghan. Robert Gray. Robert Smih. Allan Newby. Davtl Et.i.ie,. Tim Slitimakt-r. Walt Whitman. David Howard. SECOND ROW-James Brown. Mary Lois Hartwell. Judy Kloss. Gretchen Mttth. Pat Eltler. Barbara Davis, Barbara Clark, Emma Jane Burrows. Mary Gattlt. Marlene Weittherby, Marie :VlCCI'lllIliJ, Diana Etthanks, llarwoocl Rowland THIRD ROW-Miss McCalmont, Patty Runk. Marjorie Lesnett. Marjorie Ferree, Elizabeth Bitchanan. Marlenc- Drish Cora Ann Corey. Beverly Sloan. Patricia Hutchison. Peggy Edmistnn. Carlotta Sine. Mary Belle Reynolds. FIFTY-TWO '1111- 111-11-ly 11111111-11 1TFL'I1L111 c11Ll17. 1111111-r 1111- 111r1-1111111 of N111 111-111111'k. 11.15 111-1-11 11-11' p11p111.1r 11118 1-1-.1r. 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XY1- 1111111- 11111 L1Ll11 141-1-111 g11111g 111 1111- 1l11lI1'L' 11-1111 111-1.11111 11 11-1-1111 111 111- HLlll1IL' .1 1111 111111 1111- 51l1k1L'111S. Rcsp11'1f11111- 11.b1111111,-11. Peggy 14.1111111111 -S1 is wiv FIRST ROWsPeggy Kr111f111r111. Marjorie Le-sm-11. Jane Manic-11. Jackie P:111f111. DQ11111' S1Xil1'fL'I' SECOND ROW-Mrs. 111-lmick, P111 B11ck11'z1l11-1'. 1VI:11'1h:1 V:111cv, 1211111111 SlJl'1l1QCl'. Nz1111-y S1LlI417 1 THIRD ROW-Buck Gila-5. 1..ilI'I'j' Tate. Molly C1111-y, 1VIz11-l:-111- L1-sm-ll, Lz1111'z1 J11111- 1'1H1.N'1l1l', RH1N'Ik1 I-.. C1111'l-1. B1111 XV2lf.Zl1L'l'. F11 'I'Y-'1'11RE1'I lliliil l Something new has been added! Wfe have been gifted with the birth of the Dramatic Club. This cliib meets twice a week. on Monday and Wlednesday. under the leadership of Mrs. Helmick. W'e haye already presented our lirst play entitleil. The l.ittle Shepherd Vilho Wfas Left Behind. by Helen M. Roberts. on December nineteenth for the high school. The cast was as follows: john. the Little Shepherd. jimmy Browng Simeon. his father. .lohn XX'hiteg lshmeal, the grandfather. Bob XY'agnerg -lohanan and -losias. two other shepherds. Bernard Pearson and Tom McKee. the angel. Elizabeth Buchanan. Davids mother, Sandra Shollerg the XY'ise Man, Bill Vance. Mary. lflaine Fpringen and -loseph. Bob Vander laigt. NX'e were also ably assisted by members of the chorus. This was our Christmas contribution. XVe hope to be able to present more plays during the year. The curtain is now closing on the :ir-si scene oi' our Dramatic Ciltib. Script hy. Sandy Sliimllcr FIRST ROW-Emma June Burrow, Barbara Clark. Gretchen Muth. Patty Elder. Denny Shaffer. Mary Rogers. SECOND ROW-Jack Shaw, Robert E. Clark, Elaine Springer, Jean Shellenherger, Sandra Sholler, Nancy Sharp, Marie McCrumb, Jackie Patton. THIRD ROW-Jim Schll. Buck Giles, David Cox, Bud Pearson, Merle Cooper, Pail Hutchison. Peggy Edmiston, Phoebe Rogers, Elizabeth Buchanan, Mzirshziel MCCrum'J, Mrs. Helmiek. FOURTH ROW-Larry Tate. Bob Wagner, Jim Houston, Dave Reaney. Bill Vance, John White. Donnie Klumph, Dick Meighan, Bob Gray, Kenny Baugh. FIFTY-FOUR VURXVARD MARCQHY l O' . f, f'?'f7 ff X A. llu' lmiul ul Www xwiu on p.ii'.ulc xxiili fl lIR'llllWL'l'S on ilu' m.ii1li. li-il lu' W liigli-su-ppilig Il1.llUI'L'IIL'N. .iiul N11 'llmlniii milling huluiuc. Airixirics iiuliulul pliyirig .ii ilu' lmiskcrlmill Kigmiu-5, pop inilliw. .iiul .i unucrr in tlu' sprlllg. 'l'lu- lmiul In-il ilu' Cfuiiwgiiriuri piiixulc in ilu- iliriirniiiiity House rliiy lull, .mil it lg-il ilu- p.ii'.ulc lui' ilu' lug pop i'.1lly xxliuli wa li.ul it ilu- lmisn-lull lu-lil. 'l'l1iriL'c-li ul' mir Il1L'lI1l3L'I'S warn- plum-11 lu l'L'IWI'L'ik'Ill LIS .il Ckuiluy l5.ii mu lu-lil .ii ilic XY'csIliiiiislci' College liiclil l'll7LlSL' iii NL-xx Vliliiiiiigrnwii. CUMl'. xNY H,'XI.'I'Y Ihlspccrfiillx' milwmirrnul. lxl.lflllI'lL' l.LNI1L'Il Prwulcm 1 Iliyc Hull' Sccrcmry-Trcusurcr f-f Murjwru- lrsiuwr l.ll3f.1I'i.lIX - S.1I1.lI'.l Slumllcr ul, xxliu li - .r-.T v vo-'1f'T ' W FIRST ROW--Mary Belle Reynolnlx. Grclclu-n Ninth. P111 H zlchifmi. Putty Elder. Dixie Bairbe. SETOND RON' Dick Muifgliuli. Bull Rimk. IVI:11'jmkic Leslie 1. Partly Ruiik. Bula Smith. Mr. Tobin. THIRD ROW Dzivi- Rvzxliey. Szimlrzi Slirvllmfr. I-'nyc Huff, Billy Gray. FOURTH ROW-Ciorulci Slic-lvriluwgs-r. Tum Shumzikvr, Turn Mxmwll. L:ii'x'y 'l':i1m-. FIFTH ROW--Jnlm Mrwrw. Julm All.'CI't'lll'j'. Mary Lou Nlzmsvll. Jim Bucliquixm. ' V QIXTH ROW Kznrul Xvll!Nll'l' Luigi. Ik-rl: Smiili. Sully Hzlymoncl. Dizmzi Ellllilllliw. Dm- Willmziix. V IFTY-FIV? x v', ff I 1 l Z! 'Aw Hb This agricultural club has many projects. some of which help raise money for a Father and Son Banquet. These ways of raising money include the selling of xegetable seeds in the spring. Throughout the year. Cliristinus cards and every day cards are sold. Last fall the club picked potatoes. The proceeds from these projects go to the club treasury. This spring there will he .1 F.F,A. Roundup which the clulws in lawrence. Beaver. and Butler will enter for Agriculture contests. The winnera from these contests may enter other contests at State College. ln january. the boys from the junior and senior class spent three days at the ljarm Show in Harrisburg. XY'e owe the success of this clubs activities to Mr, llurigardner. xxho is our cluh advisor. Respectfully :ailwmitred -lim Schell President e- Merle Clooper Yice President -- Kenny llaugh Secretary if George Kendall Treasurer - Philip Cyphert FIRST ROW-Kenny Baugh. Merle Conner. Bob Smith. Pill' Czpheri. George Kendall. I SECOND ROW-Mr. Bumgardner. Donald McFarland, Jack Shaw. Dave Kauirnan Bob Clark, Ralph Asdell. Jim Schell. Bud Pearson. Clarence Dunkerley, Kenny Wajner. Harry Kzxutman. FIFTY-SIX L Q , 1, , , Q0 my XXX 1 eV-Y. 14' 1 Most of the credit for the success of the N52-55 New XY'ilmington btisketbiill team goes to our cotich, Robert lftigleon. Fuzz, .is he is known to his pl.iyers. went till out to produce ii winning team. rind he did just that. lftith player lcnew if there was one person th.1t would st.ind behind him till the time, Fuzz would be that person. Fuzz is there to cl.irify mistiiltes rind to give tongue- l.1shings when needed. but he is .ilw.iys the first with th.xt put on th: brick, too, f-QW gt t . iff-sf-of it i .5 ' . if 2 Q ' l? lt Qi l , sg'-.gAA I oach Ea le on Bud Pearson Gene Lixin sion. Bob Vander Lum. Larry Tate. Tom Sm-ver, Bucky Giles, Tom McKee, C g s . ' ' , ' g, George Rolgaber. Bob Wagner, Tom Hartwell. FIFTY-EIGHT 5 Well mxsb hxm next ye'u 6 Backing up the te-im FIFFY NINE 1. Relaxing before the game. 2. Managers at work. 3, Run up the score, we want in! 4. Getting Fuzz's orders! NW NW NW NNW-4 Baweded Su The Greyhounds frnrshed second rn Sectron XX for the 1957 55 season The team came out wrth a record of 19 wrns and 6 losses Thrs record was the best achrexed by a New Wrlmrngton team rn many years A new hrgh school scorrng record was set against Bessemer when the team poured rn 97 pornts However thrs record could have been broken many trmes had coach Eagleson not substrtuted freely Thrs gave valuable experrence to the boys on the bench Loud shouts could be heard after wrns from Mercer Mt jackson and Bessemer Tears were shed shamelessly after losses to Wampum and then Mt ackson rn the Trr County Tournament Thrs years team was just what the word rmplres It was really a TEAM I sprrrt wrll to wrn and abrlrty to play together were vrtal factors rn 1ts success Coach Eaglesons Greyhounds had many honors bestowed upon them One senlor Tom Hartwell havrng been voted Most Valuable was also named to the All Sectron first team Two other senrors Larry Tate and Tom Sarxer were named to the All Sectron second team The team had four starters who all averaged better than 10 pornts a game They were Tom Sarxer Larry Tate Bob Vander Lugt and Tom Hartwell Tom McKee the other starter was rated as one of the sectrons top passers and floorman by hrs teammates The teams hrgh scorer Tom Sarver finrshed the season wrth an average of 178 pornts per game for 1 season total of 477 pornts Much help from able substrrutes such as Bud Pearson George Rotgaber Bob Wagner Gene Lrvrngston and Buck Grles was needed rn some cases Thrs yerrs team grtduates seven senrors Three of these boys were first strrngers Rotgaber Bob Wagner Gene Lrvrngston and a boy the team lost because of doctors orders john Klumph To next years Greyhounds we senrors say Good Luck VARSITY SCORES West Mrddlesex East Brook Mercer West Mnddlesex NW 64 NW 70 NW-60 NW 67 'NW 9 NW-48 NW 77 East Brook Greenvrlle Mercer Unron Bessemer Mt jackson Darlrngton -6 --47 -4 -6 --4 NW NW NW NW C NXX' NW NW NW-69 NW 61 NW 67 NW 84 TRI COUNTY TOURNAMENT New Wrlmrngton -44 Bessemer New Wrlmrngton Zelrenople New Wrlmrngton -44 Mt Jackson 5 New School Record SIXTY Shenango Wampum Unron Bessemer Mt jackson Darlrngton East Lawrence Shenango Wampum East Lawrence Greenvrlle 50 -4 --4 -4 -4 -4 -4 . J ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' . . ts Those graduating are as follows: Tom Sarver, Larry Tate, Tom Hartwell, George . .-66 ' --51 . .-72 l . .-77 -60 . .-59 -82 . .-76 -77 . .-53 ' -59 . . 8 ' -31 . .-56 1 . .- . 7 . .-65 . -67 , .- ' -64 . .-81 ' 9 A . Y . .-80 9 I B- - ' 3 . . 2 . ,- 2 8 . .- -86 . . . 7 . .- 5 . .- L ' -27 - .- ' -64 ' ' -37 ' ' -62 ' -33 ,-f 5. ,.-.gxx 555 TOM HARTWEIL TOM SARVER LARRY TATE D 8 guftrd nucleus 'and 6 v form 1rd hrgh scorer of 6 I center good bxckbmrd cflptzun 1ll sectron teqm te1m good rebounder mln good xnslde pftsser most ultuble pl tyer good msnde shot excellent telm phyer BOB WAGNER GEORGE ROTGABER GENE IIVINGSTON 5 9 guzrd excellent foul 5 ll center stftrted hte but 5 IO form ard good mstdc ghogtef hmdleg ball well drd well htts those boards drlbbler excellcnt shooter good set shot hue foul shot lots of hght SIXTY ONE uniaa Wm ' FIRB51 ROEV Manager Jxm Buchanan Dave Howard Bob Castor Sonny Shaw Bob Brush Pete Sharp Manager an 111: SECOND ROVR Bull Holzhouser Bob Gray Dick Mexghan Buck Giles Bob Clark George Kendall Coach Fuzz Eagleson Th1S years IV team gave more thr1l1s tn oxertlme games than any year before They had some tough luck but started playlng good ball toward the end of the season GIICS lmproved enough to see 1 good deal of xars1ty act1on Some other Puppxes a so saw actxon wnth the1r bugger brothers the Hounds W W l'NW W 'NW-41 W W W W W SIXTY TWO East Brook Mercer West Mxddlesex East Brook Greenvnlle Mercer UHIOH Bessemer Mt jackson -4 -4 East Brook Sr 24 W Wampum W Un1on W Bessemer W Mt jackson W East Lawrence NW-48 NW 3 1 NW 5 8 NW 3 7 Shenango Wampum East Lawrence Greenv11le 'Denotes overtlme games -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 l I' 'NW-25 West Middlesex -29 NW-34 Shenango -51 N -35 - 9 N -53 -59 N -27 -38 N -34 ' 2 -29 ' -28 N -28 0 N -25 -12 N -20 . 4 ' -39 N -52 -54 N --36 5 -35 N -26 ' -30 -, -50 N -54 7 - 6 N -25 . -26 -, .. v 1 N -44 . - ' , . 'W .1- :eated Duck Rodgers Chuck Shavl Dee Xhlllams Galley Huff Wendell Bowd Daud Shwx Russell Garrett Bob Mc 'l1w Z tar - W -I i 5 A 'A 7 L 1 Q ,z,,:'s E E x Standinxfgljerry Wagner-Manager. Jerry Biberich, Eddie Tate, Tom Shurnaker. Bob Smith. Donald Kaufman. Don Potter, Don Aggas-Manager. Donald Curfman-Coach. N -sl l -26 N -27 41 .L f - - -19 N -37 - ' --is N e-Sl ' -59 N -22 1 -Z7 N -50 :Q .' ' ' -24 N -I7 ' 41 -18 -57 W W W W W W W NW Cheerleaders Caroline Stonebraker and Mary LOIS Hartwell Shenango Etst I mrcnce West IN1lddlL5LX Mercer Shenmgo Ftst Iavwreme West MlLlLll6S6X Mercer 4 f SIXTY THREE G. Last years baseball team came out with a .500 percentage mark. XVe split games with East Brook and Evans City. took a single game from Princeton and dropped one to Shenango. Transportation to the away games was furnished by the players themselves and the coach. Our team boasted players who were on the rooster of North County League teams. Eighteen boys showed up for the lirst practice and everyone of them showed the ability they had been hiding during the winter months, The season was very short and some scheduled games never were played because of the uncertain weather. Gene Livingston was the most outstanding player. He tame through with hit after hit and pitched us to one of our victories against two defeats. XX'hen not on the mound. Gene was behind the batter pulling in those wild ones to keep the opponents from stealing. -lim Houston was our third baseman and did a wonderful job of snagging the ball on that corner. Both of these boys will be back this year to help the team out as they have done for two years in succession now. I 3 v 1 - fs FIRST ROW-Bob Wagner, Sonny Klumph, Bud Pearsoi, Tom Hartwell, Larry Tate. SECCOND ROW-Jim Houston, Bob Vander Lugl. Gent Livingstone. Buck Giles. Bob L. Clark, Tom Sarver. Bob Gray, Mr. Eagle-son. SIXTY-FOUR D. Barbe, J. Patton, B. Davis. Captain P. McGinnis QW +,! X 1 The .I.V.'s have done a swell job this year. They displayed their pep and energy even when the game went the wrong way. The Varsity Cheerleaders have cheered the Greyhounds on to many victories. A bake sale. selling pro- grams, and the help of our loyal fans always insured the transpor- tation. We would like to say farewell to three of these girls who have led the varsity Greyhounds for three years. Thanks a lot Molly. Beverly, and Sally! S. Gilliland. T. Barr, G. Shaffer. P. Elder. B. McGinnis. Captain M. Corey SIXTY-FIVE ZZ. I September 3-School begins, another 180 days of bard work? September 9-Seniors sign contract to begin yearbook for 1952-55. September 26-Wampum Band here for exchange assembly. October Annual Whos Who for terrified sophomores. 5--Lucky us!! Teachers' institute at New Castle. October 14-The Will Rogers Story shown at the Theater. October 24- Sweater Hop, another annual highlight. October 31-Students parade to Gym for Convention speeches. November November November November December December December December 7-- Greatest Show on Earth What, another assembly? 8-Historical note-The first Teen-Age Frolic. 14- Polio Dance Big turn out for worthy cause. 18-County Chorus at Bessemer, wonderful experience and fun 5-First basketball game of the year wtih West Middlesex. 16- Les Miserables -French students in their glory! 17-Physics class made ice cream. Good? Ask the teachers! 19-Christmas program, and then two weeks vacation! january 20-Afternoon off to see inauguration and parade. january 22--Big Pep rally at field to help beat Wampum. January Z6-Day of Ill0l17'71f7lg--SCFDCSICI' report cards handed down. january 29-junior, Buy a magazine subscription? Big sale begins. February February February February February February 4-Commercial Club had a spaghetti dinner. 14- Valentine Dance also a Farewell party for Mr. McCall. 16-Mr. McCall recalled to Navy, we'll all miss him! 17- Stars and Stripes Forever our future band in 100 years. 25-junior magazine sales ended. 27-Oh my! Our last pep rally already. March 5-English speaker? Wrong, but he fooled us all. March 6-Shenango Band here for second exchange assembly. March 5, 6, 7. 9. 10-Tri-County Tournaments at Westminster Field House M 1r1l1 M treh Much M xrth M lrth M trth Aprll Aprll Aprrl Aprnl Aprxl Aprnl Aprxl M1y MW May May May U06 5 l 1 umors md Scmors excused to see H mlet rt Co e e Tmrp Dftnee The boys seemed to enyoy thxs Hxstorletl note Hlrtwell on tlme for sehool 70 Senior pl ty presented Out of the Frying., I NWC 'I U sponsored tssembly tt the lotxl Thelter Forenste Contest wt Edtnboro Boosters Bxnquct honortng our C reyhounds md cheerlexders Semor pnrls h ul 1 slumber prrty tr Peggy s Teqchers mstltute 1n extrft dwy of Etster wamnon' All semors 1bsent-dtagnosxs themes due Yearbook xt press rfter 1 lot of work by everyone County Band tt Fteld House 1 bn., protect for NWHS French clmner at the Twern 'md then Moulm Rouge 50 1nd Mfty l umor plty presented brovung Puns Sprung Festlvtl presented chorus md bmd umor Sentor Prom tt the New Clstle Country Club Semor sktp dqy Buccahureqte Class ntghr Latm clmner come on all of you Romans Commencement we ll sure mnss lim that 1nd yonff SIXTY-SEVEN 1' 9-.I ' '1 .' il Qllg. 1 ' 20- '. ' '1 - 1 ' - , ' . 1 ' I9. - - ' ' 1 ' -1 ' - - 4 ' '11n . 1 ' lf- . 1. 1. .J J ' 1. ' 1 ' 1 '1 '. 1 ' 27- ' A i 1 ' . ' 1 ' ' 2 1 1 ' '1 ' 1. March 28-Faculty 55-Kiwanis 59, Faculty seemes to be out of shape. h l- ' Y' 1 1 1 ' 1 l ' 2- 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 '1 ' 1 ' . ' 6- ' ' 1 ' A : . V 5- 1 1 1 1 ' ' . ' 8- 1 1 ' . 1 ' Y ' . 1 1 1 -J ' 1 - F 1' 1 15- ' ' 1 - 1 1 . 1 21-J ' - ' 1 ' 1 . ' 22- ' ' 1 . 51- 1 1 1 J 5- . ' I - I-1 1 - -- U E4 73 47 Uoslr I f-JN -I-, J Wfe wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the following patrons of our yearbook. Without their financial support the publication of The Greyhound would have been impossible. TEN DOLLAR PATRONS New pahand -IOHN C. BROWN Over 70 years of service Feed. Hardware. Paints, and Farm Supplies Compliments of BROWNS MARKET Golden Dawn Foods Compliments to Class of 1955 BROVUNS SUNOCO New Wilmingttxn Phone 4691 BYLER'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Frozen Foods Phone 5111 Free Delivery CAINIPBELL COMPANY Building Materials Fhone 5200 Compliments CARSONS CLEANERS CASTORS RADIO SERVICE Home and Auto Radios Repairecl 122 New Castle St. Phone 5565 Cloverfarm Store R. A. SHAWKEY Compliments of CURLY LOX BEAUTY SALON Call 4223 for appointment stxnr-Excl-ter Compliments of JOSEPH j. FRANCIS General Insurance J. L. GAINES TIN SHOP Boomer Furnace Agent Spouting and Roofing of All Kinds GRAHAM HARDWARE Phone 3701 139 S. Market Street THE GRILLE A Tradition With The Greyhounds Compliments of HUFFS GARAGE General Auto Repairing ISALY'S MILK PLANT New Wilmington Division Harry Klumph, Mgr. Compliments of KAUFMANS CHEVROLET KAY'S CLEANERS Western Union Agency Greeting cards, novelties, and gifts C. W. KRAUSE JEWELRY Depositors Bank Building Phone 3041 LAUNDRAMAT Where Washmg Is Made Easy Phone 7401 East Vine MEEK JEWELERS Know Your jeweler Phone 7771 Complnments of MLFARLANDS DAIRY Phone 5192 j R MOORE FARM SUPPLY Inrcrnmonal and New Idex Farm Mmhlnery Phone 7661 DR CARL H MUTH Complnmems of the NEW WILMINGTON FROZEN FOOD PLANT Phone 7641 NEW WILMINGTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION Every Monday S Sommervxlle Phone 4671 Comphments of NEW WILMINGTON TELEPHONE CO Congratulanons Seniors THE OVERLOOK J G .Sc W T PATTERSON Insurance and Real Estate Phone 4431 PENN MACHINE 84 TANK CO Fuel Tanks and Sepnc Tanks New Wllmxngton Pa Congrarulanons to the Class of 1955 PLOTTS 8: BOYD COAL COMPANY Compliments f THE POE MACHINE 8. ENGINEERING CO INC QUAI ITY TOOI S C ORPORATION The Home of Oldforbe New Wnlmmbton P DAVID A RI YNOI DS JR I5I'lLlCl1y1Hg md Cement Work D Phone 137s Prof me G IS Telex lslon Elecmn Appln xnces SHARP FUNERAL HOME New Wilmington P Phone 4781 SILMAN ELECTRIC You Cm Be Sure If Irs Wesnnghouse THE TAVERN Phone H51 New Wllmlngon P1 Reserv mons Advlsable 1 E THOMPSON Ph lrmaclst Phone 3981 DR KENNETH E THOMPSON THOMPSON 8: MATEJA FEED MIILS Feed Coll Fertnllzer and Farm Supplnes Phone 5901 SIXTY NINE . H ' St. I - ' o --- ., - Y , a, 'a I a 1 '1',1 I ' R. .Z -1'-f SEWALL'S . . g 11- 'AA -.v 'Q - ' , 21. 4 y . a 5 4 1 , .. ,, Y ,L - 2' '. . a.' ' , 11, , 1 v 1' THE JOHN C VANCE AGENCY of the Provrdent Mutual Lrfe Insurance Co of Phrlaclelphxa Congratulates the Class of 1955 CLARE E WAGNER 8: SONS Esso Products Chrysler 8. Plymouth Sales 84 Service Phone 3341 FRED WILLIAMSON Department Store Dry Goods Notrons Shoes WILMINGTON BAKERY 3755 For All Varretres of Tasty Dehcrous Baked Goods WILMINGTON THEATER Always a Good Show Wrlmrngtcmn Theater WRIGHTS HARDWARE Phone 5761 New Wrlmmgton New Galle Pabwm J F BL ISE NEW CASTLE STORE Alhs Chalmers and New Holland Dealer Lawrence Countys joe Blorse NC 53l7 1 Hartwell Favorrte Shoppmg Center Comphments of HI LANDER THEATER New Castle P JO ANNS DAIRY BAR Hnghland Ext R D 8 New Castle P MOONEY BROS SUPPLY COMPANY Bulldrng Supphes and Matenals Mahomngtown P M U R P H Y S New Castles Leadrng Store NEW CASTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE The Begrnnmg of Somethmg Better For You 377 C Croton Ave Phone 936 Photography SEAVYS STUDIOS New Castle P Prrntmg THE GLOBE PRINTING CO New Wrlmmgton Pa SEVENTY REYNOLDS and SUMMERS Fashxon for Men and Young Men New Castle Pt SCOTT PONTIAC INC Dollar for Dollar You Cant Beat a Pontrac 110 East South Street SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 105 N Mercer Street Phone OL1ver 7 3961 WALMO A MARKET I-IORCHLER MOTOR SALES for Hudson Hornet Wasp t Better Used Cars Phone 301 Mercer P mia Engravmg llll YOUNGSTOWN ARC ENGRAVING CO Youngstown Ohxo Brndrng IHI: MUELLER ART COVER and BINDING CO Cleveland Ohro . t , y , ' ' ' at V , u- . - I . . . . 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C S H f .. . . . ,, '- -Je - ,- - . f . a. , 21. , ' v , I Y ' FIVL DOLLAR PATRONS New ANDERSON BROS TOOL CO 50 S Jefferson Street Compltments of the A 84 P South Mull Street SIMON BLAU Clothes For The Whole Itmrly BOOTS TIRE SERVICE Cer Boots For Your Trres Compliments of BOYIES COAI A SUPPLY CO 507 Ne1l Street Compliments of THE CLAIRE BROWN SHOPPF Corner of Mrll md North Streets BUTZ FLOWER SHOP Over I00 Years CASTLE STATIONERY CO 74 N Mercer Street Complnments of CONEY ISLAND LUNCH Mrtsos 'md Papazrckos THE DANISH PASTRY SHOP Mxkers of Fme Cakes ftnd Pftstry DE VAUX JEWELRY CO 170 Ewst North Street FIEMING MUSIC CENTER Your Interests Are Our Interests Complrments of GALA RESTAURANT 7:1 N Mercer Street JACK CJERSON Your Jeweler 700 E Wtshmgton Street Complrments of B F CJOODRICH 76 N Merter Street Galle pahond C1US RAWLINGS Sporting Goods HOBIES AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES w7 S Jefferson Street Vnsrt Rllph C Johnstons APPII' CASTLL or The King, of Fruits Fmt Ior 1 Klng Compliments of JISSI N RERR Dcpendtblc Jeweler 5 7 N Mlll Street KIRK HUTTON 8: CO 77000 Articles rn Htrdvx mre IENS The Store For Men CHARLES LUMLEY Professnontl Phqrmqcrst Penn Thertre Bldg MAJESTIC WALL PAPER CO For Vrtlues md Serute Complrments of L C MANTZ Aldermm MAYS DOUC1HNUT SHOP 1775 E Wtshmgton Street MQCJRATHS FLOWER SHOPPE For Those Who Cwre MED CAL CLNTER PHARMACY 7a E North St ind 930 Wtlmrngton Ave Complrments of NEW CASTIE DRUG COMPANY NEW CASTLE LUMBER 'Q SUPPLY CO 473 West Grant Street N I L S Etst WISIIIHBIQBU Street SEVENTY ONE 1 ' , , v D 1 , 4 - 1 1. . ' . 1 7 7 4 ' c F . A 7 ' - ' I 2 ' 'I H 5' J I I 1 2 f . . , . . , - . . . --, ' ' ' 1 '2 - . , ' For Smartly Styled Sportswear 4 K A 4 1 1 3 , ' A . . ' 1 . . . t . 1 ,' W K . . , 1 L ' I' I I ' ' -.. . 1 4 ... C N T I . . v - - : . l-f . . . , ' ' . . ' 7 L 7 . - . 2 , . . ' ' 7 I. O N 4 . - 'Q 1 ' ' OFFIC,L MAQI-IINES x EQUIPMENT CO 7l IN MIII Street 'IHE PANLIIA LO efierson Street Qomphmtnts of IJARKSTOWN RLC RI ATION C I NTI R Bom Img., md Rest ulr mt PI NN SMORI SHOP Sxxeets Our SPCLIIIII D H CDeII PORTLRS Serxltenter Esso For Fmt Iewelry Cnfts Shop II RILIRAS JEWEIRY STORE NT C lfts Of IDISIIIILUUII SI ARS ROLBLCR N. CO N Icthrson Street SII VI RMANS SHOE STORI' Irst WIISIIIITEICDD Strtct Compliments of SOTUS CURB SLRVICI Houngstoxxn Nun Ltstle Rold SPENCER PAINT 8. CJLASS I5 South Mercer Street STEINERS STORE New Qxstles I1rg,est Selettlon of Drapery Fftbrrcs UNITED SHOE Ftmous Brtnd Shoes for the Entire Flmlly R D WAI TER CO McCormick Frrm Mtchlnes 1nd Refrlgerttxon Comphmcnts of WHITLS PIUMBINC '44 SUPPIY CO IN North MIII Street SEVENTY TVIO N T I R Mens md Boys Store Lomphmcnts mf THE YOUTH CENTI R ul I XX' lSIIlI'lgIOI1 Street Wfeacea I A I M HOC UI 'C IN trx IITlIIg III I ootxxt The Nux The Modern The Btxutxful MII IFRS OI MI RCI R I' NELSON Hovsers Ind Plints 708 N Otter Street R fb New Zlfalnun-910 C ongr 1tuI mons Senxors THT DINLR R D I Yux XYIIIDIDLJCIII Lomphmtnts at LTHII TATES BI AUTX SHOPPE Phone 7 w II ARTHUR XXCLST Auttlonecr md Stles Mtnxgcr Shauna LARLTON IEHMAN Preclene Dry C,IC IUlU5 'Ualanl BARKLEYS GARACI Generll Auto md Truck Repnrmg, Shop rr Your CIOVER IAARM STORIS WIIKIN STORI Estrb 1856 Wlrren Wnlkxxm Prop 1: I ' C' ' . W I 2 ' S 1 ' ' I V3 A . , , I ' ' ' 1 I I 7 I at 2 I 1 . . 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