Janet Gonter
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In the 1960s, the construction of Interstate 79 drastically altered the community of Moon Run, resulting in demolished homes and devastated memories. Residents like Audrey Caristo Schrecengost faced heart-wrenching choices, as their close-knit neighborhood transformed, leaving lasting emotional scars amid the ongoing changes.
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The Montour High School Class of 1976 celebrated its bicentennial year with a yearbook featuring U.S. history, fads like mood rings, and unforgettable events such as homecoming and prom. In 2026, they reunited for their 50th anniversary, mirroring America’s 250th celebration.
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The Groveton School, established in 1924, became a beloved educational center for the small Groveton Village community. Known for its close-knit atmosphere and dedicated teachers, it provided meaningful experiences for students until its closure in 1972. It now serves as the Walden Activity Center.
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Robinson High School, built in 1926, faced overcrowding by the mid-1950s, leading to the construction of Montour Junior/Senior High School. Over the years, changes included new buildings and tunnels, culminating in a major rebuild costing $50-60 million, preserving cherished memories and creating new ones.
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Petrie Cemetery, founded in the 19th century, is a serene historical site in Robinson Township. Among its 200 graves is John Degelman, a Civil War veteran, known for his poignant epitaph. The cemetery symbolizes community history, blending personal stories with collective memories.
