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TOP PICTURE-FIRST ROW-Biddie Marie loyce, Isabelle Kaltenbaugh, Meriwillis Heist, Esther Kissel, Pauline Goyaker, Doris Henrv. Leona Harenchar, Betty Hay, Rose Korywchak, Sylvio Gusmerottiloseplime iGndlesperger, Helen Eppely, Iosephine Eppely, Pett- Kaltenbaugh. SECOND Row-Vera Holak, Betty Coughenour, Pauline Koss. Helen Knapp. Mary Ann Kutehmar. Mary Klesko, Helen Horwat, Betty Fisher. Mary Ellen Hammer, Betty lean Horner, Dorothy Hershberger, Nila Kaurman lane Hamer, Iu ior Iones, Herman Friewald. THlRD ROW-Herald Griffith, Charles Frederick, Billy Griffith, lames Hammer. Chai es Gifmroth, Dwight Keafer, Don Holsopple, Pete Klesko, Henry Klinar, Eddie Drzievki, Eddie loseph, Iames Chynoweth,VVolfe Huber, Carl Kaufman, Paul King. BOTTOM PICTURE-FiRsT Row-Betty Plant, lane Reed, Elvera Ringler, Iohn Lrcas, Paul Nt-.-ey, Bernice Lintz, Mary Elaine Pellitero, Anna Nestor, Sue Marine, Margaret Ravenscraft, lrene May, Eugene Naugle, loe Long, Glenn lvyton, Pndrew Racosky. SECOND Row-Porter Lintz, Elizabeth Pepoy, Louise Miller, Nellie Rody, Gladys Mishlcr, Alex Levelnuk, Marian Prysiaznuik, Flxhfrta Meek, Dora Rose. Geraldine Lohr, Betty lane Maggs, Beatrice Lehman, Alice Maldet. THIRD Row-Pete Richko, lim Palimino, Iames Rininger, Alton Miller, lim Ringler, Francis Roth, Dale Rody, lohn Pike, Ir-' Mlifnler, loe Primavera, Evelyn Penrod, Kathryn Luckich. ik 'L -new ' YK fi BOTTOM PICTURE-FIRST Row-Margaret Smith, Ruth Shoenwalter, Charlotte Trevarro, Irene Sonto, Zona Thomas, lean Zbrozek, Ioan Simler, Evelyn Shonwalter, Mary Rullo, Marie Salvaggio, Sara S pangler, Betty Sipe, Richard Thomas, Ernest Tasine. SECOND ROW-Raymond Sala, Kenneth Sala, Donald Unger, Betty Stoops, Marie Stevenson, Mona Smith, Betty Wagner, Helen Rvsvk, Ruth Walker, Ruth Smith, Helen Schoenwalder, Victoria Staryish, Susie Wanko, Iune Thomas, THIRD Row-lames Ruis, Stanley Smokowicz, Dan Weaver, Hilton Schrecengost, Theodore Wasileski, Stephen Wittoff, lack Yoder. Russell Shroyer, lack Spangler, Iames Samfilippo, Andrew Seganos, Russell uphouse, Steve Shuster. 29
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GEE, THEY'RE REALLY SOFTIES The Sophomore class started their event- ful year with one-hundred cmd seventy-four members. The class was organized early in Ianuary when at that time they elected the class officers and deans. Without further ado this newly organized group planned a closed party. A roller-skating party, Which is a favorite sport of all Conemaugh-Townshippers, proved to be the climax of the current school year. Since this has been their first large or- ganized group, many of the sophomores took part in the familiar cry, We Want a meet- ing , but from this developed meetings With- out too much progress. Class officers are: Ioseph Turgeon, presi- dentg Andrew Racosky, vice-presidentg Ger- aldine Lohr. secretaryg Pauline Govaker, treasurer. The two faculty members who led the class were Miss lane Gardner and Glenn C. Hess. FIRST ROW-Helen Drzwiecki, Betty Dunmeyer, Florence Blough, Rose Balog, Dora Bertoncini, Amy Alwine, Helen Cupanich, Marjorie Clark, Anna Ruth Carrico, Don Curfman, Charles Berkey, Stanley Drabic, Donald Cortese. SECOND ROW-Bob Brenneman. Francis Eash, Olin Eash, Mildred Desort, Anna Czuplak, Helen Butchko. Gladys Brown, Frances Carrico, Mary Andrews, Pauline Cicucci. Mary Louise Blough. Mary Charnesky, Margaret Blough, Beatrice Blough. THIRD ROW'-Iames Burke. Alda Betille, Dean Davis, Iohn Davis, Frances Eash,, Carl Coughenour, Harry Cable, DeWayne Blough. Duane Blough, Rennie Boyd, William Berchik. Robert Benson.
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OUR FUTURE UPPER CLASSMEN These are the students that are looked down at as just under classmen . Even so, it wouldn't seem right Without having them pushing through the crowded halls. It was a big thrill for the seventh graders the first day they Walked down the halls. It took them sometime to get acquainted with the school, but now it seems that they can get around in their sleep. Most of them look for- ward to the day when they Will be able to participate in the major sports here at school. The eighth graders are those students that don't seem to count. They are here and every- one takes their presence for granted. Despite this, they go around with a smile on their faces enjoying their second high school year. They sit back and happily anticipate the day they will be known as freshmen. The freshmen are the outstanding students in junior high school. They are the pupils that were found dodging and ducking the upper classmen during the first Week of school. This is the year the students begin to take real in- terest in school activities and athletics. All in all, these students are really a corn- fort around the building.
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