Conemaugh Township Area High School - Connumach Yearbook (Davidsville, PA)

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CLASS OF 6644 HONOR ROLL ALDO BETTILE DONALD BLOUGH VERNON EASH IAMES ENGLISH IAMES GOUGHENOUR PAUL KING PETE KLESKO IOSEPH LONG PAUL NEGREY IOHN PIKE PETE RICHKO ANDREW SEGANOS RUSSELL UPHOUSE STEPHEN WHITOF llncludes only those boys who were members of the Senior Class when they joined the service.l- CLASS HISTORY This class has made history which will al- ways be remembered at C. T. H. S. Being the first class ot seventh graders to graduate from our school, and the last of the original six classes, these students have gained ez:- periences and memories which no other class can boast. None of us shall forget the classes in the gym. Do you remember those funny-looking seventh graders perched on folding chairs, and the days spent in mathematics class? No, they won't forget. Nor will they forget the hammering and sawing that greeted them when they entered school, the pep meetings in front of the building, or the first assembly in the auditorium. ' Two years slipped by and suddenly they Were Freshmen! Oh! those cruel upperclass- men. Alter the first few weeks, however, they forgot the ordeal of initiation. When they organized for the first time as Sophomores, the class was composed of one hundred sixty-nine members. Ioseph Turgeon was elected president, Andrew Racosky, vice- presidentg Geraldine Lohr, secretary, and Pauline Govaker, treasurer. Miss Gardner and Mr. Hess were selected deans. Sophomore ac- tivities tor the year were limited to a skating party held at the Westmont Grove. During the 1943-44 term the Iunior Class consisted of thirty-five members. Ioseph Tur- geon was re-elected president with Iohn Pike as his assistant. Mary Charnesky became treasurer and Geraldine Lohr was re-elected secretary. When Miss Gardner and Mr. Hess resigned, Miss Ioseph and Mr. Berkebile were selected to guide the class. A skating party. three one-act comedies. Love in Bloom , The Tale of a Shirt , and His First Shave , and a very successful wax paper campaign led to the year's climax, the Iunior-Senior Prom. Thus the year was a success socially as well as financially. As Seniors, they elected the following offi- cers: Ioseph Turgeon, president: Iames Burk, vice-presidentg Mary Charnesky, treasurer, and Geraldine Lohr, secretary. To increase its bank roll the class held a skating party, ,a motion picture, and the Senior Play, Midnight , Al- though their class enrollment dropped to one hundred one, they managed to succeed be- cause of their ability to work together, their school spirit, and their sense of responsibility. They are very proud ot the boys who represent them in the service.

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Sl, UF BON VOYAGE AND HGOD SPEED STILL RINGING IN OUR EARS ,ry lugs. TASIN, ERNEST Ernest hails from Ole G-Rome, Because he says that is his home. THOMAS, IUNE Iunie is our generous friend, Anything she owns, to you she'll lend. THOMAS, RICHARD He likes to hunt both deer and skunk, But as for school, that is the bunk. THOMAS, ZONA A dimpled chin with eyes ot brown, Tony seldom wears a frown. TREVORROW, CHARLOTTE Always nice! Always happy! Up-to-date and very snappy. TURGEON, IOSEPH Ioe is tops in dramatics, a better drummer you'll never meet, He's our class president, he really can't be beat. UNGER, DONALD He loves to dance, to swing and sway To the high class tunes of Sammy Kaye. UPHOUSE, RUSSELL Rus was in our senior class until Uncle Sam had his Way, Now he's in the Navy, defending the good old U. S. A. WASELESKI, THEODORE Many of us thought he was nuts , This was caused by his blitz haircuts. WEAVER, DANIEL The captain ot our basketball team on Whom we placed our bet, Weaver did his best against all the odds that beset. WOLF, DONALD He enrolled in our school in nineteen-forty-two, To find a boy to equal him is something hard to do. ZBROZEK, IEAN lean is really quite a reporter, she always gets the story, P. O. D. is really OK but journalism has more glory. 24

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.IUNIUH CLASS OFFICERS President ..,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A,,. ....v,,,,...,. D O NALD CUSTER Vice-President .........,. FRANK RAYMAN Secretary .. . .. . ....,., IOSEPHINE DIMAURO DONALD IACOBS Treasurer . ,,,,,,.......,.,.,... . . MISS MARY HELEN WARDLAW MR. LOUIS F. HANNA TOTAL ENROLLMENT-133 Deans ...,,,, As this class prepares to take over the posi- tion of Seniors in Conemaugh Township High School, we recall their achievements of the past year. The Iuniors began a most successful year by sponsoring a Christmas Party which proved to be one of the most delightful parties to be held in the history of the school. Later in the year they held a skating party at Westmont Grove which proved entertaining as well as a financial success. Ianuary 27, the Iunior Class presented three one-act plays, Everythir1g's Off , By Special Rrequest , and Patterson Dinner , which were splendidly cast and supervised by Miss Long. In addition to these accomplishments the Iuniors participated wholeheartedly in the ex- tra-curricular activities of the school. Here's to the class who will take over the responsibilities of dignified Seniors! L. to R.-Nfr. Hanna. clean: rlcnl: l'ranls Ravnmn vltc-prcsv nlcnl . FIRST ROW'-l. to r.-I.. Felour. l. Adams. F. Fracos. W. Berkey, Barron. A. Boyd, S. Gindlcspcrgcr. D. Cable. T. Gallinn lf. Das ko. H. Bleu lx, l. Bas ', . Donatti. SECOND ROW-l. DaValle. L. Blough, F. Bendinclli, W. Fisher. D. Custcr, ql. Devlin h g 'l ylx O M. Downie. H. Banasirwcz. l. Hale. P. Bollington, P. Flame, A. liwauitsko, S. Groncias. THIRD ROW-D. Fuller, Cvrunlstoslu l. Dahutltl. B. Gouglwnonr, D. liostctlcr. fl. Foust, W. Brcnthal-Q. G. Iiavrilalc. Dolmltl Ifacuhs. !r'vasu1't'r: loscphuw Dx Mauro. scircmrv: Miss Wnrcle law, tlcan: Doualnl Lush-r, prrsl-