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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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Any healthy boy or girl above seventeen years of age can earn a salary previously unheard oi. The temptation to leave school is real and destructive to upper classmen. The call to our country's service has depleted our numbers and changed their outlook on life. Let us who are left at home not be led away for the time being, but rather let us abide with the more lasting things of life and build for the future. Spiritual discipline and education cannot be displaced by any high salaried position. Benjamin Franklin once said, We deserve liberty only so long as we are willing to sacrifice some- thing for it. So, also, Will We deserve the better things of life as long as we are willing to work and strive for them. G. W. STEPHENS Eight SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL GEORGE W. STEPHENS Mr. Stephens attended West Ches- ter College where he obtained his B. S. degree . . . he has done gradu- ate work at Columbia University and as Supervising Principal continuously strives for educational improvements and maintenance ot high standards for Conemaugh Township schools. it ACTING PRINCIPAL f IAMES W. SPonY - Mr. Spory secured his B. S. and M. Ed. degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. As Acting Principal and Wrestling Coach he sought to X I combine good scholarship and ath- letic ability in order to establish high standards of sportsmanship. That we should do unto others as We would have them do unto us- that we should respect the rights ot others as scrupulously as we expect to have our own respected-is not only a personal admonition for individual perfection but is the basis for all local and national groups in the con- sideration of a just and durable peace. I. W. Sponr OFFICE SECRETARIES Lois WILLIAMSON LUCY Conrnss Nino lust before the school board goes into action BOARD OF EDUCATION President Robert Boyts is serving his first term of six yecxrsp Vice President Charles Spory serving his second termg Secretary W. F. Hammer, his fifth terrng Treasurer R. C. Vincent his second and Earl Mishler his second. Fred Seemcxn cmd Harold Carroll both are serving their first term. , fri D x V t s X xx, R h t G. Boyts Wm, F, Hammer CV'tHI' ' . lnccn aro d Carroll F l R. Mishler Charles Spory WWW I d S ecman 41 K x Ten ' i Mllillldlllltl tltllllthlli HELEN BOYTS ALDSTADT-California State Teachers Col- lege, English, Book Club ETHEL BENDEH, A. B.-University ot Pittsburgh, English, So- cial Games Club, Connumach Financial Adviser PAUL C. BERKEBILE, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Electrical Club ETHEL BERKEY, A. B.-Iuniata College. French, English, Spanish, Social Games Club LA RUE C, FLECKENSTEIN, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Geography, Mathematics, Knitting Club CURTIS I. GRENINGER, B. S.-Penn State. Mathematics, Hunting and Fishing Club, Track Coach, Sophomore Class Dean Eleven Chemistry class at work ir Aldstadt Bender Bcrkebilc Berkcv Flcckcnstcu Grcninqe English students write themes Haynes Ioseph Kelly Lohr Lohr Long ACADEMIC COURSE ROBERT N. HAYNES, B. S.-University ol Pittsburgh. Mathe- matics, Forestry Club RUTH M. IOSEPH, B. S.-Iuniata College. History, Mathema- tics, Iunior High Dramatics RUTH W. KELLY, A. B.-Susquehanna University. Civics, English, Sub-Deb Club, Assistant Connumach Financial Adviser ANNA BLOUGH LOHR, B. S.-Iuniata College. World History, American History, Needlework Club ELIZABETH LOHR, B. S.-Pennsylvania State College. English VERDA PAULINE LONG, A. B.-Susquehanna University, M. A. Columbia University. Speech, Latin, Alpha Gril Reserves, Dramatics Twelve ERMA MAY, A. B.-Albright College. History, Iunior High Dramatics Club KATHERINE MELLINGER, A. B.-Wilson College. English, Iournalism, Nursing Club, Connumach Adviser HELEN CRAWFORD OELLIG, A. B.-University of Wisconsin. Mathematics KENNETH R. THOMAS, B. S., M. Ed.-University of Pittsburgh. History, Geography, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Connumach Photography Adviser, Iunior Class Dean MARY HELEN WARDLAW, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Problems of Democracy, Geography, Student Coun- cil, Senior Class Dean ELIZABETH IANE WILL, A. B.-University of Pittsburgh. Sci- ence, Biology, English, Beta Girls Reserves T- Mny Mellinqer Oellig Thomas XVardlaw Will COMMERCIAL COURSE Eli' N I l Th irtnen Iuniors learn bookkeeping CAROLYN HOPE BEEGLE, B. S.--Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Bookkeeping, Exploratory Commercial, School Store MARGARET R. BLIMMEL, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Typing, Shorthand, Rapid Calculation and Pen- manship, Commercial Office RUTH I-IERRING, B. S.-University of Pittsburgh. Shorthand, Iunior Business Training, Law, Consumer Education, Comme:-.ial Club MARGARET MUCKLEY-Indiana State Teachers College. Commercial Geography, Typing I, Iunior Red Cross Club, School Bank, Iunior Class Dean ttltf,-t'l'lttN.ttl, tIUllltSl-l LAWRENCE S. FAITH, B. S.-University ot Maryland. Agri- culture, Future Farmers ot America HOWARD l.. HELSEL, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Industrial Arts, Hunting and Fishing Club CATHERINE I., HENDERSON, B. S. in Home Economics- lndiana State Teachers College. Sewing, Home Economics Club ANN RUTLEDGE MILLER, B. S.-Hood College. Foods, Home Economics Club, Sandwich Counter HOMER STUCK, B. S.-California State Teachers College. Industrial Arts, Aviation Club Q? Beeqls' Blimlnel llerrinq Mucklcv Faith llendrrson Boys and girls alike learn how to cook Helsel Nlillcr Stuck Bantlcv Foulke Hanna Hurst I.ohr Shaffer The library provides good reading Sl'l'IlfI Xl. ifttl'liSl'IS BERNICE BANTLEY, A. B.-University of Pittsburgh. Art, Me- chanical Drawing, Sub-Deb Club, Connumach Art Adviser IEAN ELIZABETH FOULKE, A. B.-Iuniata College, B. S. in Library Science-Drexel Institute of Technology. Library LOUIS F. HANNA, B. S.-Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Health and Physical Education, Varsity C Club, Senior Class Dean IEAN HURST, B. A.-Wooster College. Health and Physical Education, Girls' Gym Club, G. A. A. OLIVE WEIGEL LOHR, Music B-Lebanon Valley College, Supervisory Certification in public school music-Penn- sylvania State College. Instrumental Music, Harmony Swing Band, Twirling, Sophomore Class Dean BLANCHE L. SHAFFER, B. S. in School Music-Oberlin Conservatory ot Music. Vocal Music, Iunior High En- semble, Senior High Ensemble, Iunior High Chorus, Senior High Chorus Q I Qif Q ici? v SENIORS be MEET OUR OFFICERS ...... Lindy ..,... Helen ..... Io ...... Don ...... OUR DEANS ...... Miss Wardlaw ...... Mr. Hanna CLASS HISTORY Six years ago the seniors, then the seventh graders, entered C. T. H. S. and strolled the halls in bewilderment for the tirst six weeks. As freshmen, they thought they knew a lot, but upon becoming sophomores, they began to realize how little of the knowledge stored at Conemaugh Township High School they had absorbed. When juniors, they looked forward to becoming dignified seniors. But most of them became seniors last spring without becom- ing too dignitiedp however, they had learned that profitable use of time pays dividends. Upon entering this good Alma Mater, the class numbered 209, upon leav- ing the class has decreased to llU members. The large decrease in the class was caused mainly by boys entering the Armed Forces. Although most of these sailors, soldiers, and marines won't be here at commencement exer- cises, they will be present in our minds. The most cherished memories ot the Senior Class of '45 will be those of just learning, playing and living with a swell group of classmates and teachers. Eighteen IANET ADAMS HELEN BANASIEWICZ Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, Sub-Deb lg Home Economics 2, 45 Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Iazz 35 Social Games 4 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Bean- town Choir 25 Concert 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Connumach 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4 FRANK BENDINELLI Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Iazz Band 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Concert 3, 4 HELEN BESYK Art Club 45 G. A. A. 1, 2 IANITT ADAMS HELEN BANASIEWICZ LELAND BENSON Editor-in-Chief - Contownian 45 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Connumach 45 Cooking 15 Concert 45 Sr. Play 4 HELEN BLOUGH School Bank 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Associate Eclitor-Connu- mach 45 Girl Reserves Z, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 25 Girls En- semble l, 3, 45 Octet 25 Concert 3, 45 Beantown Choir 25 All- County Chorus 15 Commercial Of- fice 45 Sr. Play 4 LELAND BLOUGH Band l, 2, 3, 45 Iazz Band 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Octet 25 Class Treasurer 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Editor-in-Chief-Connumach 4 IANIS BARRON FRANK BENDINELLI IANIS BARRON Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Concert 3, 4 WILMA BERKEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Iazz Band 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Beantown Choir 25 Concert 3, 45 Sub-Deb 25 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play 4 IANE BLOUGH Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensem- ble 1, 2, 45 Beantown Choir 25 Concert 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Connumach 4 l.1:LAND BENSON 8 5 2 Wll.MA Brmcrv Ill:r.rN Brsvx Hm.11N Bmumr IAN: Bmumr LELAND Bnnucrr Nineteen PArn1ciA BoL1.mc'roN vb 4 tm ., 4 - gf ... gri ef-it . , T5'f iKg15tf,' 'b'- 5 l Wu.1.iAM BRENCHAK as -1 HERALD BROWN DONALD Cvsrrx Incx DA1.r.AVnLL11 HELEN DAsmcn PATRICIA BOLLINGTON Girl Reserves 45 Connumach 4 DOROTHY CABLE Girl Reserves 3, 45 Ir. Play Beantown Choir 25 Concert 45 Orchestra 35 Chorus 2, 3, Connumcch 4 3 Icxzz Band 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4 3 4 IACK DALLAVALLE Connumach 4 WILLIAM BRENCHAK Art Club 4 DWIGHT CORBETT Wrestling 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Track 45 Connumach 45 Concert 3, 4 HELEN DASHKO Art Club 15 Home Economics 2, 35 Social Games 4 IOSEPHINE DiMAURO Girl Reserves 3, 45 Student Council 35 Sub-Deb 2, 35 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Concert 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play 4 Twenty DJRo'rr-iv CABLE XL -A :wp LF, DWIGHT Conmirr X . L, IAN: DEVIJN IOSFIPIIINIT DIMAURO HERALD BROWN Iazz Band 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4: Football 3, 45 Wrestling 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Band Z, 3, 45 Con- cert 3, 4 DONALD CUSTER Varsity C 4'5 Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council Z5 Class President 3, 45 Connumach 4 IANE DEVLIN Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Connumach 4 IOHN DAHODA Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity C 3, 4 HELEN EWANIC Chorus 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 4, Concert 3, 4: Student Council 2, Pep Club lg Cheer- leader 1, Connumach 4, Commer- cial Oflice 4, Sr. Play 4 WAYNE FISHER Wrestling 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Band l, Z, 37 Chorus Z, 3, Iazz Band 2, Concert 3, Orchestra 3, Varsity C 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing l, 2, 138 Class District 5 Wrestling Champion 4 loim DA!-toon Onsoum: DONATI MARY JANE DOWNIE Q6 S ORSOLINE DONATI Connumach 4, I. S. S. 4, Book Club 2, Nursing 1, Needlework 3, Art Club 4 AGNES EWANITSKO G. A. A. l, Knitting 3, Twirling 2 PALMA FLAIM Knitting l, Girls Gym Club 2, Sub-Deb 3 FLORENCE FRACOS Pep Club lg Girls Gym Club 2, Sub-Deb 3 Y 9 I I . 1. in X W ae F353 1 ,sr 1 'V MARY IANE DOWNIE G. A. A. lg Sub-Deb Z, Reserves 3, 4 Girl LILLIAN FELHAUER Dramatics l, Needlework 2, 3, Nursing 4 HARRY FOUST Hunting and Fishing l, Elec- trical Club 4, Contownian 4 HELEN EWANIC Cn I AGNES Ewnmrsxo V? ,ic L11.i.mN Fzmmuizn WAYNi: Fismzn PALMA F1.1uM timmy MUST FLORENCE PMCOS Twenty One ,cz . R WW . YQ THERESA Gnrrmo SHIRLEY GINDEESPEEGER ROBERT GOUGHNOUH SUSAN GRANDAS ICELINE HALE 5 GEORGE HAVHLLAK BEATRICE HERSHBERGER GLEN Hos'rE'rLER IOSEPH HUBER ROBERT KAUFMAN THERESA GALLINO SHIRLEY GINDLESPERGER ROBERT GOUGHNOUR Social Games 45 Typing 35 Drcxmcrtics l5 Twirling 2, 35 Art Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hunting Chorus 3, 45 Book Club 2: Con Club 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Concert and Fishing l, 25 Social Games 35 cert 3, 4 3, 4 Electrical Club 4 SUSAN GRANDAS ICELINE HALE GEORGE HAVRILAK Nursing l Contownian 4 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Varsity C 4 BEATRICE HERSHBERGER GLEN HOSTETLER IOSEPH HUBER Connumach 45 Needlework l, 3, Camera Club l, 25 Aeronautics 4 35 Electrical Club 45 Movie Pro- jector 3, 4 ROBERT KAUFMAN Chorus 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Concert 3, 45 Electrical Club 4 Twenty Two LLOYD KEAFER Grapplers 35 Varsity C 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Track 3, 4 DOROTHY KERR Needlework lg Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Contownian 47 Connumach 41 Commercial Office 4 IEAN KONIECZNY Social Games 45 Home Econom- ics 35 Hiking Z5 Connumach 4, Ir. ROBERT KEIM Electrical Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Aeronautics 2, 35 Book Club 1, Track 3, 45 Sr. Play 4 NELLIE KLIMEK Handiwork l, 2, Home Econom- ics 4 FRANK KOZOH Handicratt lp Grapplers 2, For- estry 4 IANE KELLEY Etiquette 1: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Twirling 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3: Band Z, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Concert 3, 4: Sr, Play 4 ' A DONALD KOCHER Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Football 45 Varsity C 45 Grapplers Z, 3, Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Concert 3, 4 KARL KRUPA Home Economics lg Handicraft 2, Art Club 3: Connumach 4 Play 3 EUGENE KUBASIK Stage Manager l, 4g Student Council 3, Electrical Club 45 Handicraft Z, Twirling lg Cormu- mach 4, Sr. Play 4 LLOYD Kurmz ROBERT Knm IANE Kr1.1.zv Donorm' Ksnn NgL1,ng KUMEK I ic.: DoNA1.u Kocurn Iran Kouirczrw FRANK Kozou Knm. Knum Eucrmg Kuglrgnq Twenty Three ANNA MAE LEHMAN BOYD LEHMAN HAROLD LEHMAN ROBERT LINT MARTliA LIVINGSTONE us. , . 9' Nix' Estxfk' l ll ANNA RUTH LYBARGER GERALDINE MAGGS DEAN MANGUS MARY MARONE HELEN MASLANKA ANNA MAE LEHMAN Nursing Club lg Home Econom- ics 25 Health Room Z, 3, 4, Social Games 4: Chorus 1, 2 ROBERT LINT Wrestling l, Z, 3, Social Games l, 23 Student Council l, 2: Chorus 4, Varsity C 45 Aeronautics 3 GERALDINE MAGGS Knitting lp Needlework 2 BOYD LEHMAN Ir. Sportsman Club l, 2, 3, Var- sity 45 Wrestling 3 MARTHA LIVINGSTONE Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Connu- mach 4 DEAN MANGES Aviation Club lg Camera Club 3: Electrical Club 4 HELEN MASLANKA Dramatics lg Commercial Z3 Camera Club 35 Knitting 4, Ir. Play 3 Twenty Four HAROLD LEHMAN Football 3, 4, Track 3, Varsity C 3, 4 ANNA RUTH LYBARGER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 3, 4, Nursing lp Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4g Concert 3, 4 MARY MARONE Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Concert 3, 4, Camera Club lg French Club 35 Sub-Deb 4 SHIRLEY MCCLELLAN Connumach 4, Chorus Z, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Concert 3, 4 BETTY MCLUCAS Chorus 3, 4, Art Editor-Connu- mach 4, Social Games 2, 3, Con- townian 4, Concert 4 GENEVIE MEYERS Twirling l, 2, Sub-Deb 3, Art Club 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 ANNIE MCDANIEL Knitting l, 2, 3, Social Games 4, Health Room 4 IEAN MCNULTY Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sub-Deb 2, 3, Girl Reserves 4, Camera Club l, Beantown Choir Z, Concert 3, 4, Health Room 4, Connumach 4, Sr. Play 4 BERTHA MILLER Pep Club l, Nursing Z, Health Room 2, 3, 4, Social Games 4 ELNORA MISHLER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Beantown Choir 2, Concert 3, 4, School Store 2, 3, 4, Athletic Committee 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Mana- ger-Connumach 4, Ir. Play 3, Commercial Office 4, All-County Chorus I, Pep Club 1, Girls En- semble 3, 4, Sr. Play 4 WILLIAM MCDANIEL Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Hunt- ing and Fishing 4, Concert 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Aeronautics 3, Connumach 4, Social Games 2, Contownian 4 CHARLES MELKER Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Student Council 4, Connumach 4, Avia- tion Club 2, 3, Electrical Club 4, Sr. Play 4 SHIRLEY MILLER Pep Club l, Home Economics Z, 3, 4, Contownian 4 SHIRLEY McCI.sI.LnN ANNIE MCDIINIEL WILLIAM McDANII:I. Brrrv McI.ucAs Imw MC+NULTY I 'r au 4 1 5' l 9 I 6 ir- ,1 k -- A . A ' -te A f. , at Q ti ' f- M . I K K -. 'ik . l iw I I -X ' , W K , Y, D . we CIIARLITS Mrguutrr GrNnvInvI: MIIYITRS' Brnrmx MII,I.1:II SIIIIIIJLY MILLIIII ELNORII MISIILEII Twenty Five ANNA MflRllI.Ll HARRY NAUGLL Dorm MAT: NICULL1 HELEN Nmru I ri? Q Q BETTY NonTu X si- , Brmunv O'CONNOR PATRICIA O'CONNOR NATALIE PELLATIRO ROBERT P1cxcr:mL1. IULIA PRAc1-uclc ANNA MORELLI Chorus l, Z, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Con- cert 3, 45 Commercial Office 45 Student Council l, 25 All-County Chorus l5 Pep Club 15 Connu- much 4 HELEN NITCH Girls Gym Club Z5 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County Chorus l5 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Concert 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Connumcxch 45 Con- townicxn 45 Commercial Office 45 Ir. Play 3 PATRICIA O'CONNOR Pep Club l5 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Contownicrn 3, 45 Connumach 45 Concert 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Office 45 All-County Chorus 15 Ir. Play 35 Girls Gym Club Z HARRY NAUGLE DORA MAE NICOLLI Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G A Icxzz Band Z, 3, 45 Becmtown Choir 25 Concert 3, 4 BETTY NORTH BERNARD O'CONNOR Nursing 15 Photography Z5 French Club 35 Electrical Club 4 Zlome Economics 3, 45 Contownlcrn NATALIE PELLATIRO ROBERT PICKERILL Girl Reserves 35 Sub-Deb 45 Rifle Club l5 Aeronautics 2 3 l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Ensemble 3, 4 Electrical Club 45 Connurncrch 4 Pep Club 15 Concert 3, 45 Chorus IULIA PRACHICK Nursing 15 Girls Gym Club 2 Twenty Six ANDY PRYSIAZNIUK Aviation Club l5 Chemistry 25 Aeronautics 3 FRANK RAYMAN Associate Editor - Contownian 45 Electrical Club 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Aerqnautics 2 BERNARD RUNTZ Electrical Club 4 ANDY Pnvsmzmux MARY RABIC Sub-Deb 3, 4 PAUL RININGER Hiking Club l5 Aeronautics 2, 3 Ir. Play 35 Football 4 MARY SAMOLE Knitting lp Commercial Club Z5 Social Games 4 ALDINE SHAPFER Student Council l, 3, 45 Presi- dent-Student Council 45 Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 45 I. S. S. 3, 45 Needle- work l: Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Concert 3, 45 Connumach 4 MARY Rnslc Ernst. RAVENSCRAFT FRANK RAYMAN ETHEL RAVENSCRAFT Twirling 15 Pep Club 25 Needle- work 35 Home Economics 45 Con- townian 4 MARY LOUSE RULLO Girls Gym Club 25 Pep Club 1 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3 45 G. A. A. 2. 3, 45 Cheerleader l 2, 3, 45 Concert 3, 4 CARLA SANTORUM Girls Gym Club l, 35 Connu mach 45 Commercial Office 4 PAUL RININGER 4 'K i ll , E ,,. LX 5 ' MARY Louis: RULLO BERNARD RUNTZ MARY Snmoug CARLA SANTORUM ALINN1: Sunrrnn Twenty Seven MARGARETTA SHORTT BETTY Simpson EDNA SIPL MARGARET SLATLR ANNE SMAKULA on Q , ORA MAE SMITH Imvzss SPEICHER ELVIN Srrrc Tw1LA STRRN WILLIAM STEWART MARGARETTA SHORTT Pep Club lg Girls Gym Club 25 G. A. A. 25 Sub-Deb 35 Commer- cial Office 4 MARGARET SLATER Contownian 3, 45 Needlework 1 BETTY SIMPSON Office 4 Social Games Z5 Sub-Deb 35 Ir. Play 35 Pep Club 15 Commercial ANNE SMAKULA Home Economics 2, 35 Sub-Deb 45 Commercial Office 4 IAMES SPEICHER Varsity C 3, 45 Shop 15 Avia- tion Club 2 : Nursing 1 EDNA SIPE Majorette 1, Z, 3, 45 Girls En- semble l, 3, 45 octet 25 Twirling Club l, 45 Ir. Play 35 Connumach 45 Chorus l, Z, 3, 45 Concert 3, 45 Beantown Choir 2 ORA MAE SMITH Girl Reserves 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Connumach 45 Ir. Play 35 Pep Club l5 Girls Gym Club 25 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Concert 3, 4 ELVIN STEEG Social Games 25 Varsity C 45 Knitting l5 Home Economics 45 Track 3, 45 Commercial Office 4 Confownian 4 WILLIAM STEWART Camera Club lp French Club 25 Electrical Club 4 Twenty Eight TWILA STERN MERLE THOMAS Boys Athletics l5 Electrical Club 45 Aeronautics 35 Movie Projector 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Concert 3, 45 Chorus 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Connumach 45 Student Council 45 Wrestling 4 WAYNE THOMAS I-li-Y 2, 3, 45 Connumach 45 Camera Club l, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity C 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY VERNA Cheerleader l, Z, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Pep Club l: Girls Gym Club 25 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Play 35 Bean- town Choir 25 Concert 3, 45 Girls Ensemble l, 2 MERLR THOMAS Ros: Tisncx Donorrw Vnnnn PAUL THOMAS il Electrical Club 4 HELEN TIMKO Commercial 25 cial Games 4 VIOLET WEBB Home Economics 4 THOMAS WEIR PAUL THOMAS VELMA THOMAS , Photography 25 Aeronautics 35 Social Games 45 Knitting 2, 3 E' tt 1' H alth Room 4 tique e , e ROSE TISACK Sub-Deb 35 So- Social Games 45 Connumach Sub-Deb 3 CAROLYN WEGLARZ Football 3, 45 Social Games 3, 45 Boys Athletics 15 Track 4 VELMA THOMAS WAYNE TuoMAs Social Games 45 Art Club l Needlework 25 Home Economics 3 HELEN T1Mxo VIOLET Wm-in CARQLYN Wrcunz Twenty Nine 'I'rmMns Wrm ANNE WII.I.IAIvIs IOIIN WII.I.IANIsoN ,M Q2 .IQ NI1I.snN Yomfn ANNE WILLIAMS Home Economics 45 Connumach 45 Commercial Club 2, 3 CATHERINE WINGARD Band l, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 25 Chorus .2, 3, 45 Concert 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Commercial Ot- liice 4 CARI. WINGARD CATHERINE WINGARD RIITII Yomtx WIt.LmIvI Yomin IOIIN ZUBAK IOHN WILLIAMSON Hunting and Fishing 45 Hi-Y 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Concert 3, 45 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play 4 NELSON YODER Aeronautics 35 Basketball l, 2 I 35 Chorus 35 Aviation Club 1' Student Council l, 2, 3 I CARL WINGARD Hunting and Fishing 45 Connu- mach 4 RUTH YODER Girl Reserves 45 French Club 3 Book Club 25 Needlework lg I. S S. 3, 45 Connumach 4 WILLIAM YODER IOHN ZUBAK Electrical Club 45 Aviation Club Hunting and Fishing l, 25 So- l5 Aeronautics 2, 3 cial Games 35 Basketball 1, 3 Thirty .ll lNl0ItS Anticipating their senior year, the juniors studied their lessons with zeal. This class elected as its deans, Mr. Thomas and Miss Bantley. When Miss Bantley resigned, Mrs. Muckley was chosen to take her place. Early in the term, a skating party was held to put a little do-re-mi in the treasury. The valentine dance, the movie Captain Fury , and the junior play, On Our Street were among the highlights of the year. The task ot sponsoring the Iunior- Senior Prom, which falls to every junior class, Was well done. This year's prom Was held in May according to tradition. The students miss greatly their classmates who have entered the serv- ice. These boys have gone out to per- form a duty harder than anything they might have done here at Conemaugh Township High School. OUR IUNIOR OFFICERS ...... George ...... Gaynelle ..,... Bob . , . . Archie . . W FIRST ROW, lcfl tn right-P. Kllrun 5' tla I.. Lorrnzi, A. Nla'Danwl, A. liluk L. Bovine. M. Georg, li. Nlmkllll, l. Virgin. SECOND ROW-li. ltllznknrr B. Benson, F. Burke. H. Rogrrw, C Nicoalvnlus, D. Govakcr. S. MtNull 'l'HlRD ROW-I. Mishlvr. D. Wa-hu M. Sepcty. l. Peterson, ll. Nasal, li Donati, G. Marfhi, L. Llnprvtll FOURTH ROW-W. Gllhcrl, D. liar ris. B. Gursky, B. Cauffwl. I. lilaslwr W. Cuhraulch, Rinqlcr. lflF'l'H RUVN -G. Mishlcr, R. lilurncr. R. Harmll ll. Punaku. L. Hcnrv, E. Pa:lu'k S Epplcy. C. Butler. SIXTH ROVV-R Edwards, H. Risk, I. Arison, B. Slew-ns M. Barhin. T. Holsopple, li. Ungcr. IJ Riddle, O. l.:-vadnuk. SEVENTH ROW'- gan, li. Slarvish, B. Phillips, li Bvrkheinlcr. NlN'l'l'l ROW-ID. Spury P. Nciderhiwr, M. Lohr, 'l'. li.ish, S McClellan, M. Cochram. lf. Zminlll, lf. Horner. M. Liindlrsprrqvr, C. Govuker. B. Orrls, R. Kaufnmn, ll. McNutl. K. 'l'as1n, D. lfwannl-.ku, ll. Hornyak. ElGH'l'H RCUW-W. Mlllvr, ll. Ruparcic, l. Sidunc. G. Griffith, A. Dul- FIRST ROW. left to right-N. Tre- vnrruw. I. Szalgx, A. 'I'onolinl. R. Pen- rml. G. Knrhrr. Ii. Peter, I. Alwine. I. Alwuw. D. 'l'lmmus. SECOND RONV -P. Mngnvl. lf. Mlgnvt. S. Mvvers. IVI. 'l'urItt'Il. D. Marshall. llnston. VV. Slwtlvr. I. Salvaggio. B. Walters. 'I'lllRD Row-C. Slevnnus. I.. Cortese. W1'nx'er. N. Yoder. S. Molnar. S. Up- lmnsv. K. Konievzny. L. Lappi. S. Eng- lmh. FOURTH ROW-A. Gray. R. Kallrnlmuglu. W. Young. R. Miller, N. Kaufman. A. I7n-tersnn. A. Kalnmnir, A. Mnslak. W. Urusz. FIFTH ROW-I7. Pero. S. Scmlvk, W. Palmvr, F. Rnnsvr. I. Goltlvn. D. Grew, I. Ilillegas. D. Smith. SIXTH RUVV-D. Willialxlstmrl. G, Gund. W. Spangler. Ruis. M. 'I'lmm.1s, R. Renlnlicla. R. Flaim, R. Rnswnmn. Saylur. SEVENTH RONV -NV. Waltrrs, C. Moore. R. Robertson, R. Stahl. W. Fillminov. T. Gorman. I.. Salnlilippn. I, Boroskv. EIGIITII ROVV-R. Carrico. I.. Siulfceri. R. Rullo. ll. Mnrrlli, V. Bunrh. E. Negrev. NlN'I'H ROW--I. Sipuw. R. Kephart. R. llrhan. Ii. Llnvd. G. Adams. R. Szitla. WIC STU I IY WE LAUGH WIC PI A I SUPIIONII IRES With wcrr cmd uncertainty facing the sophomores, they dived deep into work, became serious cmd re- sponsible, cmd found they liked it. The clcrss elected Mrs. Von Lohr cmd Mr. Greninger as its deans. THE OFFICERS . . Dick . . . Betty . . Iosephine . . Iocm FIRST RONV. left to right -M. Hoochnick. N. Marrhi, VV. Drzewiecki. C. Roscman. W. Snlvaggio. C. Conzatti. C. Horne. I. Kramer. A. Granitoskv. B. Young. SEC- OND ROVV-I.. Frampton. M. Blough. M. Rouscr. B. Rituhrv. C. IVIorclli. Y. Gus- nierntti. H. Molrloon. I.. Borcllc. I.. Kuhasik. P. Fer- rari. THIRD ROW - M. Thompson. G. Itvrshberger. I. Havrilak. I. Pipta. D. Hironimus. B. Benson. Stcvrns. I. Wariko. V. Slerk. D. Welsh. FOURTH ROW -Y. Propoggio. E. Racnsky. B. Savior. H. Holoko, N. Bollinglon. S. Baumgardner. T. Benini. D. Everett. A. Cuicci. D. Anclrcws. FIFTH ROW--H. Ling, B. Spvicher. E. Lybargcr. M. Meyers. D. Iackson. A. Yascnosky. D. Valentine. H. Wx'hh. P. Hay. G. Telford. A. Pugh. SIXTH ROW-G. Stahl. V. Lavton. S. Zahn, M. Sala. M. Yoder. D. Yoder. C. Holak. T. Blough. o FIRST RONV. lrfi to right -C. Carlmugli, A. Kllnzir. I7. Strvxiiiiis. Konirrznv. II. Christina, M. Rmglvr. I. Kli- mck, If. Bvvrs. IJ. Ifsrli. Rose, E. Dominiik. SECOND ROVV-D. Law. II. Nvgnst. lf. Meyers. If. Mnloncv. A. Gal- lmo. Il. I7i:c'r. L. Pluto. M. Nauglc-, I7. Bnirhlxn. H. Ilcrsh- lwrgvr. THIRD RUVV M. Pipln, WV. Burlm. A. M.mf lim. R. Simpson. R. Ili-xlm. C. Lcliinun. VV. Filiiixlimx, I.. Pnznrl. D. Mnrdis. I. llrown. I. Vrrna. FOLIRTII ROVVg D. Nlasrimo, R. Blougli. R. Thompson. P. I.nI1r. G. Yod- rr. B. Ilolsopnle. H. Strnvrr. W. Thomas. S. Weqlarz. M. Hraickcn. FIFTII ROXV-P. Nnuglr. R. Yoder. M. Wil- run. N. Illougla. M. Mllln'r. I. KIEHHIIID. II. Krvxrlskv. I.. I.ainhi'rt, G. Hziwliu-. IJ K1-afer. SIXTH ROW--If Wzlvil. D. I.mg. P. Slvls, IJ Crovlr. W. Gornlun. H Hlough. I. Ifrllioff. A. Pnlvf nik. D. Mrlkvr. IVI. Horton SEVENTH RUVV-I. Ri-ed I. Glrwner. G. lfiiirri, IJ Sliziffvr. M. Gallo. I.. Mais- trarol.i. R. I,inI:, R. ifugini R. I.apr. Thirty Three THE UNDERCLASSMEN The seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, realizing they were a large and important group, worked hard and almost always had more students than .senior high on the honor roll. They supplied good football and basketball material and showed possi- bilities ot being fine ,future trackmen and wrestlers. The music department looked with approval at the young musicians who came from the junior high school ranks. Upon their show ot sportsmanship, courage, perseverance and integrity in school lite, rests the future ot C. T. H. S. . 4.5 W. l in ff Thirty F our NINTH GRADE , , . i 'AY , Q 'x, .t FIRST ROW. left to right-R. Beam. Pauline Stewart. R. Wiley. I. Rummel, R. Valentine, A. Golden. E. Simnvon. I. Sipplc Dill. F. Brenneman. F. Farri. SECOND ROW-M. Pipta. A. Shaffer. B. Neath. V. DeRnl1is. H. Zimmerman. D. Armagost' Hartfield. M. Carrico, H. Shaffer. T. Orlando. THIRD ROW-D. Reed, E. Croyle. IVI. Woifiselc. E. Urankar. E. Uphouse Patula. S. Williams. T. Huber. A. Gaudlip, F. Anlceny. T. Korclell. FOURTH ROW-S. Wilson. F. Lavton. D. Oster Dashl-co, G. McLucas. N. Wanko, E. Weaver. B. Goughenour, E. Hershherger. D. Brown. FIFTH -ROW-R. Neiderheiser Horner, H. Stevens. C. Huska, G. Lintz. A. Shroyer. N. Barty. D. Stevens. S. Dipre. SIXTH ROW-E. Borelle. D. Bracken Butchko. B. Ellingsworth. I. Gindlesperger, N. Drummond. A. Demko. E. Ream. G. Kuhasilc. FIRST ROW. left to right-R. Smith. C. Reinholtz. B. Thomas. B. Eash. T. Yoder. A. Yoder. I. Marchi. E. Kaltenbaugh Racoslcy, N. Masciocchi. I. Rullo. SECOND ROW-H. Benson. M. Turner. T. Georg. H. Patulia. L. Thomas. P. Weaver. D. Thomas Wingard. S. Thomas. D. Llrhin, R. Bernhiemer. THIRD ROW-H. Zuglotti. D. Hersh. I. Fisher. P. Blough. V. Blough Mishler. I. Negast, Nl. Fochman. I. Fuclcich. G. Philips. E. Iones. FOURTH ROW-O. King. Smith. D. Smith. T. Mav Felhauer. ll. Hurst, E. Morelli. F. Slater. D. Zupan. FIFTH ROW-R. Reckner. G. Kosher. F. Wasniek. I. Pcnrod. M. Mishler Holaopple. E. Croyle. I. Palminio. T. Carrico. T. Capretti. SIXTH ROW-A. Kaufman. B. Griffith. C. Baer. V. Remio. W. Mishler Horner, G. Lvl:-arger. D. Knapp. Kaufman. R. Montgomery. SEVENTH ROW-S. Brewer, A. Brick. Hersh. D. Nllalcar Ankenv. Korns. I. Wolfe. Thirty Five EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right--L. Masciocchi, H. Haines. E. Eekenrode, G. Pluta. P. Miller, E. Lucas, I. Zanoni, I.. Orlandi, I. Blough, D. F.ash, N. Kring. SECOND ROW-I. Rayman, I. Martinishn, D. Devlin. A. Saylor. A. Fisher, R. Iacohs, I... Huber. V. Rlmades. M. Sala. E. Kaltenbaugh. THIRD ROW-F, McClellan, R. Miller, R. Miguet, B. Tedrow. L. Rose, D. Naugle, G. Gordon. I. Henry. S. Holak. W. Montgomery, I. Zambanini. FOURTH ROW-H. Quinner, E. Williams, C. Blough, W. Morelli, G. Gindlesperger. R. Cable, R. Knapp, H. Sullivan. I. Koontz, I. Tasin. FIFTH ROW-R. Flaim, H. Young. D. Garlesky, A. Tur- geon. B. Liberty. F. Krammer, I. Weglarz. G. Farris, A. Blough, R. Fochtman. SIXTH ROW-L. Caprerti. A. McClellan, R. Barry, N. Ncgrey, M. Walker. A. Ewanic. E. Ripple, U. Reckner, B. Koontz, E. Ewing. FIRST ROW. left to ri ht-L. Berlcey. B. Innes. N. Timlco, A. Law. I... Schrecengost. M. Marcinko, R. Mishler. M. Stutz- man, M. Turner, D. Sala. SESOND ROW--I. Weglarz. C. Massimo, D. Gaudlip, L. Patula, I. Spory. M. I.. Bagos. I. Pipla I. Sleek, D. Garlesky. THIRD ROW-E. Zidar, I. Nardecchia, I.. Borelle, O. Carnahan, E. Haloka, U. Recliner, Ioyce Rummel V. Bracken. I. Seganos. C. Kogut. FOURTH ROW-B. Kinkade. I. Lorensic. S. Wonders, I. Eash. I. Cugini. G. Samfili po L, Naugle. B. Putorek, C. Strell, M. Shubic. FIFTH ROW-I. Ruparcicz D. Eash, R. McDaniel. W. Sala, I. Lint. D, Koss, M. gim- roth. B. Goughenour, S. Griffith, M. Holsopple. SIXTH ROW-T, Telenko. G. Zubak, I. Kosko, N. Onyshko. S. Dohoda. F Goughenour, P. Baer, D. Thomas. I.. Holsopple, G. DeRubis. SEVENTH ROW-I. Malclet, G. Knapp. D. McGough, B. Martinishn Thirty Six SEVENTH' GRADE . ,Ha .K FIRST ROW. left to right-B. Yoder. T. Horner. E. Morelli. A. Boyd. R. Lambert. N. Hostetler. E. Reclcner. Farris. P. Infantino. S. Chynoweth. I. Thomas. I. Horwat. SECOND ROW-T. Charnesky. D. McClellan. R. Moschgat. I. Butfhko. C Speicher. A. Kaltenhau h. L. Zanoni. I. Ream. M. I. Gorman, D. Mishler. A. Keafer. THIRD ROW-O. Carrico. H. Baker, T. Miller L. Croyle. K. Cable. Harker. E. Miller. N. Saylor, B. Kerr. P. Rascoslty. I. Tremain. A. Keafer. FOURTH ROW-B. Hershberger. H. Stetz, E. Wankn. D. Croyle. E. Sickeri. D. Oster. D. Negast. A. Thomas. I. Maldet. V. Thomas. A. Richlco. FIFTH ROW -I. Czuplak. I. Totson. D. McGarvey. M. Gleto. E. Miller. E. Litterine. A. Morelli. T. Scislo. M. Bywater. N. Brown. I. Balya D. Zuccolotli. SIXTH ROW-E. Baroni. D. Shortt. B. Haney. O. Leventry. E. Swope. D. McClellan. H. Peterson. I. Wilson. B. Con- stable. I. Ravenscraft. A. Montgomery. SEVENTH ROW-M. Butterolf. B. Rullo, I. Firm. R. Mlakar. P. Kassnoski. I. Levadnuk. R. Varner. I. Punako. G. Davis. FIRST ROW, left to right-R. Farris. I. Kubasik. S. Reinholtz. D. Griffith. R. Lambert. I. Hoffman. G. McClelland. L. Hironi- mus. Andrews. I... Moore, I. Racoslty, P. Yoder. SECOND ROW-L. Stevens. D. Blough, l. M. Smith. D. Mishler. Zanoni. A. Bowman. F. Rodgers, F. Savoya. S. Gindlesber er. B. Todero. THIRD ROW--V. Llpl-rouse. l. Paznelt, G. Simpson. H. Rayman. R. Young. D. Stahl. FOURTH ROW-A. Dill. Cochran, D. Ringler, I. Sala. R. Long, W. Kinkade. B. Weaver, M. Fish. E. Butchlto. I. Fochtman. I. Fochtman. FIFTH ROW-E. Sleek. D. Sterner, D. Maldet, T. Scislowicz. R. Foreback. R. Schoenwalder. SIXTH ROW-D. Donati. A. Kocher. N. Stevens. H. Neath. H. Wilde. O. Szaplta. L. Tonolini. P. Wasniclc. B. L. Wingard. I.. May SEVENTH ROW-I. Ruparcic, P. Pizer. D. Wingard. A. Sepety. G. Harrison. A. Skeltis. C. Williams. F. Kissel. H. Kruise. H Kal- nainng EQGHTH ROW-B. Blough. A. Hersh. I. Meklis. V. Frampton. I.. Oakman. M. Cochran. I. Zimmer. K. Thomas. Perechala . arn I. Thirty Seven A'-3m xv 5 l .I- f Q 1, I , if-I ! 'iffy .V .. yi. O W ff 5 f if 5 . -T c . 4.4 ,ff 1' LK fr ' . 0 I 'r ' ' 5 ' MX 41. nA x Al N1 , Y ,lv 'S A A .1 J . -w ,, ,4 ... Lu . Qt X , F, ff 'NJ X f Z., Jfu 1 ,S 3 'B 1 1 .X-wa 5 . qi gk - 5 dl? 5 gi qs? 9 Tiww Vx z H wihw L, v nw gg 5, SEHK? ff All ., ,AQ .af if , 9 'Q,L r , vw 'fix V .V M A 'F ,QW 1-3 79' ,A Q' A M' ww 95? ',,. x ill! . it , v wmv. uwr . 7.1.1, it fr r nu, 21 xx llonfllnl lrlrw. Rav Rn man. Bvnclvr i..u'rnn. FOOTBALL With tive returning lefftermen from last year's squad, the Cone- maugh Township High School Indians were able to take wins from Boswell, Portage, Shade Township, and Ebensburg and lost to such highly rated teams: as, Iohnstown, Ferndale, Westmont, Cone- maugh, Somerset and Windber. The varsity squad was made up of five seniors, six juniors, and also many promising 9th and 10th graders. Two weeks before school started about fifty boys answered Coach Louis Hanna's call for volunteers for the varsity, but the squad was soon narrowed down to about twenty-seven members. During these two weeks the players would report for practice at 9:00 A. M. and would practice till about 11:30 A. M. when the boys would eat their lunch in the high school home economics room. Re- porting again for practice at 1:00, they would practice till about 5:00 P. M. Before the opening game, Coach Hanna chose Iohn Da- hoda, Harold Lehman and Wayne Thomas to act as the team's co-captains for the football season. The following boys played their last game for Conemaugh Township: Iohn Dahoda, Harold Lehman, Lindy Melker, Harold Brown, Wayne Thomas and Donald Kocher, all of whom are seniors. Two juniors, George Adams who joined the Navy and Archie Gray who joined the Merchant Marines, also played their last game. Next year's squad will be built around the following returning veterans: Ronald Kephart, Robert Szala, Richard Cugini, Robert Urban, Mike Gallo, Richard Rullo, Bill Cobaugh, and Edward Lloyd. Forty K Rl I N I l l llalmdii, Hnrulsl lxhn Vx'+wv1x' Thunms, Klum 1 Addins. Rmmlrl lxvpli I Cflmrlrs Nlvllrcr, Sum ll 1 lush. SHCCJNI3 RCRA tw I ll h l'l R l.lnx'Ll. llanl NNI. ML Gallo. llmmlll Kurt XVllli.am llolwuuglu, lla: ll Brown, Rn haul Rull Dirk Carrara. llnlmul l gini. Rav Rmkuuw. 'l'lllRl3 RHVV W Amlv Knlum Vfillmvvi Stnlzllmu. ,ll Caprrlln. llaxrv Aukr l.luvil Krafvl. NYM Young. Frank XY.nsu li tfufull ll.lnn,x. Rulwrt KG f lxih. Rohn-rl lflllugswu II l'um WR-xr. lVl.urm liml rn. lfugrm' lVlurrlll. lm brnkrrl. Russvll Um lfUllR'l'll RUVV f I3 lir.1rluCn. Yhlnmls' Illllnn Unnalnl Strrlwl, 5 lixrws'l', Rmtiwv l.: I CONEMAUGH TWP.-39 BOSWELL-0 The Indians began the football season by defeating Boswell to the tune of 39-0. Each member of the Braves' backfield was able to score at least one touchdown. CONEMAUGH TWP.--0 IOHNSTOWN-57 The Iohnstown Trojans under Coach Shaffer proved themselves too much for Coach Hanna's Indians by walking off with a 57-0 victory. Sparking the Trojans' victory was fullback, Iim Reynolds who scored 3 touchdowns. CONEMAUGH TWP.-U ' FERNDALE-B In their second game at the Point Stadium, the Indians were on the short end of a 5-0 score with Ferndale. Conemaugh Twp. led in first downs I3 to 5 but were unable to push beyond the Yellow Iacket's I0 yard line. M. to A A 3 sg se' A ' ,- . I' ,- -w H 'I i x ..1' 1 3.17 fl I ... if '-. 7-1 ir HX Q 1:-' CONEMAUGI-I TWP.-7 EBENSBURG-6 The Indians got back into the win column when they defeated the Ebensburg Red Devils by a 7-6 score on the Township gridiron. The Braves scored early in the first period when Archie Gray went over from the 10 yard line. Adams passed to Kephart for the decisive extra point. 6 FOOTBALL SCORES CONEMAUGH TWP.-7 WESTMONT-13 The Westmont Red and Gray was able to edge out a 13-7 victory over the Indians. Heilman sparked the Red and Gray attack by scoring all of their touchdowns. Gray scored the only tally for the Indians on a 25-yard run, and Adams converted for the extra point. CONEMAUGH TWP.-25 PORTAGE-6 The Indians had little trouble in defeat- ing the Portage Bulldogs 25-6. Archie Gray paced the Indians by scoring 3 touchdowns on runs of 47, 26, and 25 yards. Center Don Kocher also scored on a long run after he had intercepted a Portage pass. CONEMAUGH TWP.-19 SHADE TWP.-6 The Indians'l-rept in the winning stride and handed the Shade Twp. eleven a 19-6 defeat. George Adams, Iohn Dahodo, and Bob Szala were able to score touchdowns for the team. CONEMAUGH TWP.-12 CONEMAUGH-32 Alter being held to a slim 13-12 halftime margin, the Conemaugh Iron Horses were able to walk off with a 32-12 score. Adams scored one touchdown for the Indians and then passed to Kephart who made the catch in a clear field on the 28 yard line for the Indians' last tally. CONEMAUGH TWP.-12 SOMERSET-I4 Pressed to the limit by a fighting Cone- maugh Twp. team, a big Somerset team scored in the last quarter to be on the long end of a slim 14-12 score. Christner and Keb- blish scored touchdowns for Somerset, while Gray and Adams added touchdowns for the Indians. However, the Somerset eleven was able to put across both of its extra points to win. CONEMAUGH TWP.-U WINDBER-25 Conemaugh Township High School ended its '44 football season by dropping its final to Windber 24-0. Rosella, the Coaltowner's left half, scored 3 of their 4 touchdowns. FIRST ROW. left to right-Sam Enq- lish, VVayne Thomas. Ronald Kephart. Don- ald Custer. Andy Kalmanir. SECOND ROW -Warren Young, Iohn Golden. Richard Cuqini. lack Korns. George Havrilak. THIRD ROW-Ray Recliner. Mr. Hanna. Theodore Carrico. 1 BASKETBALL As the 1944-45 basketball season got under way, the squad showed promise of a good season. The team consisted of six letter men, three seniors and three juniors. On the tirst team were two seniors and three juniors: namely: Thomas and Kalmanir-forwards, Custer and Adams-guards. and Kephart-center. This was the starting line-up from the beginning ot the season until near the end of it when George Adams joined the Navy. He was replaced by Havrilak who was replaced by English. During the last few games Coach used under- classmen to give them experience. When the final whistle was blown and the scores tallied up, the Indians showed a record of 9 wins and 11 losses. Although there are three seniors leaving, a strong team is left behind and we wish them lots of luck. Forty Three 1 ! r If ' 1 ,' -AX! if Y' lf' ll X f BfXSKETBM,l, SCORES C. T. H. S. Oppo Z8 Conemaugh Z6 Windber 15 Ferndale 26 Westmont 30 Bedford 22 Somerset 27 Windber 41 Boswell 30 Ferndale 34 Shade Twp. Z5 1 Westmont 40 St. Francis Prep 24 Iohnstown 32 Bedford 17 Somerset 41 Somerset Twp. 33 Boswell 24 Conemaugh 39 Shade Twp. 61 Somerset Twp. A FIRST ROW. left to right -lohn llavrilak, Leo Cor- tcsr, Miki' Salvaggio, SEC- OND ROVV-Charles Melker, Lloval Kvafer. Wayixe Fisher, Rohcrt Urban. Robert Nicolli, Bowl lxlinmn. THIRD ROW -Im' Sipos, Robert Szala, Rodnrv Lintz, Daryl Ewing. FOURTH ROVV - William Stutzman. Mr. Sporv, Donald Kurhor. ... 9 Wi? . u w , J E .r' 'v J' ' w A ful 'QQ V' if is 'wifi my ,, f if A S... Q ... Bl A H he ,was WRESTLING The wrestling squad, coached by Iarnes Spory, enjoyed a successful season this year by winning nine out of ten meets. Their only loss came at the hands of the Bedford Bisons in a return match. Double wins over Boswell, Somerset, Blairsville, and Kiski Prep School, and a single victory over Bedford rounded out the season's schedule. Seniors on this year's squad were: Lehman, Kocher, Keafer, Fisher, and Melker, with six juniors: Cortese, Weaver, Ewing, Sipos, Urban and Szala, and six sophomores: Salvaggio, Nicolli, Havrilak, Rouser, Shaffer and Lintz, completing the roster. In the annual District 5 wrestling tourna- ment, the Indian grapplers finished the season with a tie for third place. Bedford took first with 13 points, Boswell second with 11, and Som- erset and Conemaugh Township third with five each. Wayne Fisher, 138 pounder, was the only Indian to take a first place. Nicolli, Ewing, and Keafer finished second in their re- spective classes. England, 127 lb. grappler from Bedford, went to the Navy before the state meet, so Ewing, who was runner up, took his place, v 3 1 ,I tm: 0 i itll? Q 'W 'W f as XF: WRESTLING SCORES C. T. H. S. Opponents 19 Bedford 17 29 Blairsville 11 28 Boswell 18 43 Somerset 5 30 Kiski 13 12 Bedford 24 29 Boswell 16 24 Blairsville 12 28 Somerset 14 26 Kiski 16 Forty Six -Mr. 1-rvmngcr. Amtv Ixnl mulr. Dm-Vv'.ivnr Blnnqlu I? I I lx il II I I I I I ,I . lx. 5 It g . 51 1 Unlsriwmttu. Mr. Iftmxm, SEC UNIJ RUXVfDxxn In Krifvr Arthur him, Iuhn I3.iImtI.1. Num fu, Nj. 'VIIIRD R I TRACK I7IRS'I'1ROXX'. It-In 1 qlt mu. I'.Ix In blrgg. NV.1vnr :swf luv vt in vr Under the supervision of Coaches Lou Hanna and Curtis Greninger, Conemaugh Township trackmen captured first place in the 1944 District Five I. A. A. track meet to bring home their sixth consecutive cham- pionship. In winning the meet the Braves acquired six first places, five second places, four thirds, and five fourths for a total of 83 points. Somerset was runnerup with a total of 24112 points. First places for the Indians were won by Washic, shotputg Kephart, pole-vaultp Waselweski, high jumpg Grey, 440 and the mile and half-mile relay teams. The Townshipers also took first place with 72 points in a triangular meet at Davids- ville on May 22, 1944 with Somerset and Southmont. In a triangular meet at Cochran Iunior High School April 29, l944, the Township Cindermen took second place with 34 points over Westmont's 26 points. Iohnstown won the meet with 65 points. On May 5, l944, at the Iunior Pitt track meet at Cochran Iunior High, Gusmerotti was the only Indian to take a first place against stiff competition. His 18 ft. 2 in. broad jump topped Bob Zakula of Iohnstown. Altoona High Won first place with 39 lf5 points. Bas. THE PEP GIRLS Dumthv Verna Marv Louise Rullo Our energetic cheerleaders were with the boys for better or for worse this term. They yelled long and loud at games and inspired the students to do likewise. Miss Hurst supervised the Pep Girls of C. T. H. S. BAND With their stirring music, their flashy uniforms, and their clever marching, the members of the band certainly made a fine appearance at the football games. In the fall the band also played for the solemn flag raising service in Davidsville. Here they stood reverently, while tribute was again paid to the gallant defenders of our great nation. Nor was the band idle during the summer, for they played at the Casebeer, Otterbein, and St. Thomas picnics, and turning to the patriotic side of affairs they toured through the Township during the Fifth War Loan Drive. These sixty-nine young musicians under the baton of Mrs. Van Lohr played for nearly every assembly program. True spirit was expressed in their playing at the pep rallies. Willingly they played at the Somerset County Supervisors' Convention in Ianuary. However, to show people just how talented our band really is, an excellent concert, The Music Capades of 1945, was presented by the Music Department in March. Forty Eight THE MUSIC CAPADES OF 10,15 Trurnpeters Baritone Horn Solo- CHORUS CAPADE Thoughts ol Cold . . Ioseph De Luca Robert Kaltenbauqh God Bless Our Land ,,A.Y,,,.,.. Richard Koontz Prayer from Hansel and Gretem J- lx BAND CAPADE umper' mc ' Senior High Girls' Ensemble HViCl0TY NYGTYJH '------'----A-P-------'---A---P-----eA-A Storm Galway Piper ,,ll.ll,7a,,,la,l,e,,,,w,,w,,,,.,.,, Treharne Iuba Dance , , ,, ,,.,,..,e ,l.o, N atlianiel Dett HMiY1kC1 ---------------,---------------- Russian Folk S059 Three Blind Mice lnovellyl , Frangkiser Hloshua Fit the Battle of Ierico Harvey Gaul --Overture Americcmufi -IIY -brr - Forrest Buchtei The Lord's Prayer .,....... ...,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,.. M elotte UD F, TG b urinen Pond Senior High Chorus U Cm'mg m O H A A'A i 'A A 'A, 'A,' W Clminei Quurtette- Deep In My Heart ,,v,oo,,ooew Sigmund Romberg 'l'empeimeiiiQl AA v-w ,-V,---5-,A-,AV v-- q,-q,- Keiih March of The Steel Men Vo,,vYY.,... Belsterling Plaisanterie ,Y,t,.,....,.l.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Scarmolin Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' ........ Rodgers Wilma Berkey Catherine Wingard luiiier High Girls' Ensemble Emma Petet Marion Meyers FINAL CAPADE SWING CAPADE Marching Along ,e,,,e,,,, ,,,t. D omenico Savino Modern Musical Interpretations by Chorus with Band Accompaniment Senior Girls' Ensemble and Swing Band Miss Blanche L. Shaffer at the Concert Grand Master of Ceremonies--Leland Benson National Anthem CONEMAIICH TOWNSIIII' FIRST ROW, left tn right-Mrs. Van I.uhr. E. Sipe, N. Kring, S. I'IoIaI:, B. I2iIIIivy, B. Savior. W. Berkey, N. Wingai'd, R. Smith. SECOND ROW-W. Szala. R. Neiderhnser. D. Cable, li. Kufiwr A. R. Lybarger. P. Naugle. E.Sh, B XVaIters, Y. Proppoggio. THIRD ROVV-D. Riddle, Verna. D. XVII- Iiamson, I. Glessner, L. Blough, M. Thomas. H. Naugle. F. Bendinelli. C. Good. Fifty HIGH SCHOOL BAND Q. FIRST ROVV, left to right-C. Hulak, V, Layton. I. VVanko. D. Willianuson, A. Moore, D. Naugle H, Mulduun, I. Sipplr, I. McNulty, C, Nirodemus. SECOND ROW-A. Mantini, C, Meyers, H. Nosal 5. Zabo, H. Holoka, N, Marchi, I. Mishler. G. Stahl, R. Barndt. THIRD ROW-A, Yasenosky, I. Huston I. Kcllrv. C. Baer. R. Kaltenbaugh. H Zuttolotti, I Adams, C, Wlngard. E, Peter, M. Mevers, F ilty One LEFT TO RlGl'lT-I. Adams, Mrs. Van Lohr, D. Cable, W. Berkey. Glessner, H. Brown. H. Naugle, D. Naugle. F. Bendinelli. I. Mishler, L. Blough, D. Williamson. R. Smith, I. Bendinelli, I. Huston, G. Stahl. 3 4 KX . X 'Q' W' wt .. K. JAZZ BAND Swing and sway with none other than the C. T. H. S. Iazz Band. Brother are they hot! ! ! One can ieel chills running up and down one's spine when they start jiving. Mrs. Van Lohr is the director and the officers are: Harold Brown, presi- dent: Harry Naugle, vice-president, Ianet Adams, secretaryg Iunior Bendi- nelli, librarian. JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHORUSES The Senior High Chorus was always ready and willing to do its best. Its singing thrilled the school directors at the conven- tion in Ianuary. The highlight of a full sche- dule was its well sung part in the concert in March. The officers of the year were Iecm McNulty, presidentg Helen Blough, vice-presi- dent, and Elnora Mishler, secretary. Prepara- tion for this chorus begins in Iunior high school when the members sing in the Iunior High Chorus. This year the Iunior High Chorus earned and held its place in the school. Leading the chorus was Miss Shaffer, director, Inex Rullo, president, Loretta Patula, vice-president, Ann Kocher, secretaryg and Carolyn Baer, accom- panisi. Fifty Two in SENIOR HIGH CHORUS- FIRST ROW, left to right-I. Adams, M. L. Rullo, T. Gallino. L. Henry, D. Eash. U. Gusmerotti, E. Racosky. A. Granitosky. N. Marchi. V. Sleek. B. Ritchey. L. Kubasik. M. Blough, I. McNulty. H. Blough, I. Mishler. E, Sipe. Miss Shaffer. SECOND ROW--E. I. Nicolli. M. Georg. L. Borelle. M. Naugle. N. Trevarrow. H. Nosal, I. Zala. G. Marchi. L. Frampton. S. Meyers, I. Wanko. A. Pugh. A. Klinar. C. Meyers, O. M. Smith. G. Meyers. W. Berlcey. THlRD ROW-B. Benson. B. Hershberger, Mishler, E. Lyharger, E. Miguel. A. Morelli. I. DiMauro. I. Blough. A. R. Lybarger. I. Barron, D. Cahle, G. Kocher, G. Stahl. . Hololca. P. Naugle. I. Ringler. E. Donati. N. Blough. FOURTH ROW-R. Horner, E. Unger. S. McClellan, P. Saganos. F. Neqast, IF' H. Ewanic. E. Wasil. M. L. Barron. S. Gindlesperger. D. Law. E. Maloney. P. Hay, P. O'Connor. H. Nitch. I. Kelley. B. Orris. M. Meyers. K. Wingard. E. Byers. S. McClellan. FIFTH ROW-M. Turkell. A. Shaffer. D. Riddle. R. VanDivender. D. Custer. D. Corbett. I. Williamson. R. Lint. H. Naugle. H. Brown. M. Mishler, W. McDaniel. L. Blough. B. Holsopple, B. Strayer, D. Carriru, I. Flasher. I. Houston. B. Mr:Lucas. Absent when picture was talcen-B. Cauffiel. M. Cochran. V. Henry. V. Layton. M. Marone. Z . Pellatiro. I. Szala. G. Telford. D. Verna. L. Virgin. D. Armagost. l. Baum. D. Cotchen. T. Carrico, I. Gaudlip, R. Kaufman, I. Kelly, D. Kocher. R. Lintz. R. Reckner. I. Wolfe. IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS- FIRST ROW. left to right-E. Simpson. M. Walker, Benson, R. Iacobs. B. Wingarcl, l. Racoskey, H. Rayman. P. Pierschala. l. Rullo, N. Masciocchi, F. Brenneman. F. McClellan. P. Cochran, E. Sleek. I. Kuhasik, Miss Shaffer. SECOND ROW- D. Zareski, C. Miller. G. Gordon. I. Henry. M. Pipta, A. Saylor. A. Kocher. D. Donati. M. Barndt. K. Thomas, L. Hershherger. D. Szala. L. Thomas. H. Patula. N. Saylor, B. Eckhoff. I. Bailey. THIRD ROW--B. Boyd. Ryfylx. A. Moore. B. Blough. B, Neath. F. Ankeny. I. Spory. G. Farris. I. Marchi. R. Smith. D. Eash. A. Montgomery. B. Iones. S. Chvnoweth, L. Croyle. E. Ripple. FOURTH ROW-D. Serena. E. Stiles. L. Hershberger. B. Yoder.. I. Zimmer. A. Richko. L. Rose, T. Horner, T. Rimoldi. D. Knupp. F. Negast. M. Fochman. F.. Naugle. I. Meklis. I. Balya, A. Thomas. R. Benson, A. Law. L. Boyd, E. Holoko. FIFTH ROW- M. Flaim. A. Pickerill. G. Kuhasilc. D. Brown, E. Barnclt. Luckich, L. Patula. G. MCLucas. C. Baer, D. Smith, T. May. Fisher. T. Georg, R. Geisel. B. Gnughenour. ft. Griffith, I. Lorensir. D. Zupan, F. Slater. D. Koss. Fifty Three fl SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE I X W If you were strolling through the halls 'JI ff? some Monday noon and heard a pretty mel- ody, it would probably attract ou to ass Nr, Y p B f ,D XM' room lUU where the senior high ensemble Q5 f l F was at practice. 5 K Miss Shaffer was the director of these . A Q twenty-tour pretty songstresses, and Ianet V Adams was always on hand to accompany. They sang in assembly now and then, performed for special occasions, and con- tributed much to the spring concert. Solo parts in the concert were taken by Luda Henry, Eva Wasil, and Elizabeth Miguet. FIRST ROVV. left to right-I. Adams. XV. Berkev, L. Henry. A. Pugh. Blishlcr. Blough. G Kocher, G. Stahl. SECOND ROW-Miss Shaffer. Nlcnlli. E. Miguet. Qonatl. V. Sleek. Lv Telford, V. Layton. C. Meyers. E. Mlshler. THIRD ROW-H. Blough. lt. Sipc. P- NSUFIIE- I. Rxngler. V. Henry. E. Wasil. M. Turkcll, N. Pellatiro. A. Lybarger. . Q 1 ,.'. , t ' in r ' it 3 1 .t wiki-Effie V 5' w,i x Q- .I '- 4 ay 53 .W . X . l . l tl J r if g 1 Fifty Four salmon. srunl-1 L With Mrs. Beegle once more acting as supervisor, the school store, entirely man- aged by students, set an all time sales record this year. Store Manager, Elnora Mishler, her as- sistant, William Shetler, and the store book-- kecpers. Mary Miller and Helen Nosal, did all they could to make the store a success. Students were always glad for the ice cream, soft drinks, pies, cakes, pretzels, and potato chips sold by the store. Candy was scarce, but all looked forward to the time when there would again be plenty. The annual variety show sponsored by the store was again enjoyed by the stu- dents. Luda Henry won tirst prize tor her SH S7 'M FIRST ROVV. lcfl to right-Mrs. llrrglr. ll. Nusvul. A M D l M M ll S M N I M M llc' . t' anic S. . 1 cr. , C ul. . lst r. flUND RUVV-C. Bullvr. D. lN1t'Nutt. Nl. lliolims, ljlashcr. B. Shctlcr. E. Mlshlcr- vocal solo. SCIIUOI. BANK Will you please deposit this money? May I have me what my account balance is, please? These were quently hear during the third period it you were visiting the person who was there to answer these questions and connected with them. The bank's bookkeeping was done during the fifth this check cashed? Could you tell some of the questions you would ire- the office. Rhoda Ferne Horner was take care of the banking business period by the cashier, Helen Blough, whose signature went on all checks sent out from the school bank. Mrs. Muckley saw that things ran smoothly and the money was taken to the Hoovers- ville Bank by Miss Shatter. rs... N... l.l.ll IO lxltwlllell. llmucr. ll. llluuqh. Nils. Nlmklvx-. Fifty Five IQDITORIAI. S'l'Alfl:. lvft ru right-I. Ki-llcv. Nl. l,1.xnAstm1v:. vlll, ll. Nxlrh. P. 0Q,fm11v-r, l.. CONNUMACH The Connumach, annual publication of the senior class of Conemaugh Township High School, is based on the Indian theme, for Conemaugh Township w-a-a-a-y back was a hunting ground for the Indians. This book is dedicated to our forefathers because to each one of them we are indebted for the fine township we today inhabit. Under the guidance of faculty advisers, the staff headed by Leland Blough and Helen Blough hoped to make this book a cherished possession of every student. Enfolded between its covers is the complete story of the year 1944-45. The staff worked hard- and with one goal in mind-to please the student body. May this Connumach be a source of real pleasure to all. ART STAFF, left to right- . . Sipe. A. VVill1ams. FU W xv -1 :I 9: lTl B. Hershherqcr. B. lVlcl.ut'a-:, C. Krupa, L. Benson. l. Konlcrzux' I S. Gindlespergcr. C. VVingartl. R. Piclccrull. BUSINESS STAFF, left to right-D. Verna, O. M. Smith, R. Tisack. S. McClellan. D. Cahlc, E. Mish- lcr. I. Devlin. I. Adams. A. Shaffer. O. Donali, R. Yotlcr. CON TOWN IAN This term ol school was very young when the weekly newspaper Contownian began rolling oft the press. For the first time this year a number ot stall members proudly wore gold Quill and Scroll llnternational Honorary Society for High School Iournalistsl pins and there was displayed on the Publication Office bulletin board the International Third Place Award certificate-the result ot 1944 Contownian's achievement score from the Quill and Scroll's critical service bureau. The paper strove to keep all students and alumni servicemen well informed on , school news. Stall members co-operated nicely in giving in-service training to the new journalism students. Editor Leland Benson and associate editor Frank Rayman, with the assistance of the other staff members got the paper out on time-or else! CONTOVVNUXN STAFF, left tn right-eH. Foust, T. Strrn. B. North. P. Offnnnor. l. llale. E. Ravens- t, Mishlvr. R. Barnrlt. Miss Mcllinger, F, Rayman. l,. Benson. R. Kaltcnlwaugh, B. Mclnica:-. S. Miller, lVln'Daniels. ll. Nitfh. D. VVashic. Absent when picture was taken-M. Slater. D. Kerr. STUDENT COUNCIL activities for The Student Council's the year included conducting the Sixth War Loan drive, setting quotas tor each home room and awarding prizes to the home rooms reaching their goals and to the home room with the highest percentage ot stu- dents participating. At Christmas the council sent to each serviceman from C. T. H. S. both cr Christmas greeting and a list of the names and addresses oi those from C. T. H. S. who are serving Uncle Sam. Two March of Dimes dances were sponsored by the Coun- cil aided by the school dance band b ne- and a tit of the Booster Club. All ol the orga carried out the idea of working lor those things which will bring cl to C. T. H. S. movie was held for the e nization's activities the greatest goo FIRST ROW, left to right-Miss Wardlaw. P. Pi:er. C. Williams. L. Croyle. S weth, Zimmer. A. Kcafer. R. Miller, A. Racosky. P. lnfantino. E. Dominick. SECOND ROW-B. Ioncs. R. Smith. Adams, A. Shaffer. Barron. I. lVlrNultv I. Mishlcr. E. Donati, D. lViCGarvcy. B. Tcdero. THIRD ROW4R. Gcisel. C. Barr D Ba'ley A Pickerill, l. Pepoy. G. Kuhastk. ll. Starvisli. L. Cfnprcttt FC ' ' M. Thomas. R. Rzckncr. R. Kaltcnhaugh A. Pugh. t , . ROW-A. Maslak. R. Cugmi, C. Mclker. Lorensic. D. Stevens. I. Fifty Eight BETA Glltl. RESPRV tenth graders, under Betty Iane secretary, aro treasurer. BOTTOM OF I-A. Yude T' M l S. Lambcrt. LEFT bang , . A. Kaufman. D. Valentine. The Beta Girl Reserves consisting of ninth and the di ction of Miss Will com re pleted scrapbooks for young ' 1 hos patients in the loca pitals. The officers were Ritchey presi dentg Dorothy Everett vice presidentg Marion Meyers ' C l Mxshler Phillips. I. lwslirr. . av Smith. TOP OF Cv-I. Lu it N. Ruby. D. Everett. N. Blau D Welsh M. Meyers. S. u blDl Clalgl R-C. Mxshlrr. R. Rita ex V. Sleek. D. Mclkrr. li. Ka rn h C Rc-inholt:. Miss n ALPHA GIRLS RESERVES Under the sponsorship of Miss Long, the Alpha Girl Re- develop serves attempted to such qualities as Alertness, Loyalty, Pleasantness, Help- fulness, and Ambition. The girls held a skating party and participated in activities with the Iohnstown Center, Y. W. C. A. They also completed an afghan to be given to the Red Cross. The officers were Ios ephine DiMauro, president Ianis Barron, vice-president Shirley McClellan, secretary Helen Ewanic, treasurer. li D Cahlc G. Kosher. I. McNulty, C. Wingard. I. Blough. D. Pctet I Houston. B. Walters. I. Kelley. M OF R S Up- TOP OF S-W. Berry. . . Riddle. A. R. Lyhargcr, E. Mishlcr. TOP OF G-E. , . . M. Barhin. B. Caufficl, I. DiMaur1. II, Evanic. I. Devlin, P. O'Connor. BOTTO - . housc. E. Zononi. H. Blough, A. Mnrvlli. H. Nitch, M. Lohr. E. Paznek, E. Unger. I. Ringlcr. W. Millcr, I.. Hcnrv. I. Galley, V. Henrv. STANDING, left lo right-A Alwinc. D. Verna, D. Thomas. N. Trevcrrow, O. Lcvaclnirk. I. Half. P. Bollingtnn, M. Livingston. B. Stevens. ' . K ufman. A. Shaffer. R. Yoder. I. Alwinc, S. MLCleIIand, I. Barron. R. Horner. . M. Smith, M. L. Rullo. Miss Long. R a D. Spory. L. Lorznzic. B. 1. Philips, O HI-Y The Hi-Y Club drew tops h State Bible study in t e contest Ior two consecutive ars On Thursday nights ye . they had group meetings and played basketball. This club was headed by Leland Blough as president: Merle Thomas, vice - president: Harry Naugle, secretary: Kocher treasurer, and Don , Mr. Thomas as adviser. FIRST ROW. left to right- . Kaltenbaugh, I. Vtfcaxer. R. Keim. N. Kaufman. D. Kocher. D. Custer. R. VanDivender. C. Horne. H. Naugle. SECOND ROW-D. Williamson, M. Thom- as, C, Good, W. Mv:DanicIs. Mr. Thomas. I.. Blough. W. Thomas, I. Williaxxlson. . it FIRST ROW left It rtqht l Bri ,KRT tII.llIiS Future artists, sculptors, and designers were found in the art club. Under the direction of Miss Spires, talents were not wasted. The boys painted in oils, did charcoal etching, and wood carving, while the girls designed, carved in soap, and wove baskets. Their offi- cers were: Betty McLucas, presidentg Leland Benson, vice- presidentg Sam lnfantino, treasurer. . x R - ,. xson. l. llipla. Nl. Ptptn. ll. Migtwt, SECOND RONV -ll. Bcsyk. A. Ewanltsko. O. Dunati, S. Gincilcrsprrgrr. Recd, l. Gincilesptrgcr. l.. Pasnrlt, L. Nlastraculn. Brown, M. Carriyu. B. lVinLurar-. VV. Brcnchak. T. Fish, Miss Bantley. l 2 L-4 f-fl Al - 4, U , ' Q 6? Q JUNIOR GIRLS' l5NSljMlll.lQ Under the direction oi Miss Shaffer, the junior high en- semble has become well known with its pleasing har- mony in both classical and popular songs. You will long remember the touch ot color its lovely voices gave to our assemblies. l:lRS'l' ROW, left to right-l. Ra- Cosky, l. Rulln, R. Iarohs. SECOND ROW-I. licnrv. I. Marchi. D. Do- nati. A. Kochcr. THIRD ROXV-L. l'it'rsl1hcrqrr, l. Spnrv. A. Moore. I. Zimmer. tfOLlR'l'tt ROVV-D. Zupan. F Slater fi l' lil f . . . . trwuo. Acconmanist -Larnlvxi Barr. E l ORlCS'I'RY CLUB Prevention of forest fires and proper conditions tor growth ot you ng trees were subjects ot discussion in this group under Mr. Hay- nes' supervision. Moving pictures were seen concern- ing lumber and the forest. Trips into the woods were taken by the club members. Frank Kozok, Ioe Ruis, and Iohn Totson held the otfi- cers ot president, secretary and treasurer respectively. 11 llll I0 Rlil 'I' Ct k I K I l'l'-Mr. llaynrs. R. Cons 1x n fl.lrm'w V. B. Hlmigll. M. GI lu ozieler, B D ' .lrll'. M. Bollnrnff l r . lr. Knzuk. S. . cvlm. B. Rullo. l. I. lots-nn. G. Mcflle lun: l Magdeli-x'li'. . liiionomus. A. Skeltis. P. Krassaroskv. ll. Sullivan. Ilan. O. l.evs'ntry, ll. Gwinnrr, lf. Nlillrr, D. Strrner. lfash, R. Car- gi. H. Putorcls. l+'llTllRE l Allllll'lliS OF AMICRICA The F. F. A. Club under the direction of Mr h l ' . Faith eped in the collection of paper ba s g and directed the preparations of the milk- weed the stude t n s brought to school for th e purpose i makin l'f ' o g ie Iackets for serv- icemen. As a representative of the school F . F. A. Club, Wil- liam Shetler was sent to Harrisburg in Ianuary to attend an F. F. A. conven- tion. The club also attended the American Store Ware- house Banquet at the Capi- tal Hotel in Noah Yoder was president: Robert Holsopple, Iames Weav Iohnstown. secretaryp er, treasurer: Emory H 1 o sopple, reporter. FIRST ROW, left to right- H. Horner. W. Shetler. M. Mish- Ivr. D. Hammer. SECOND ROW -L. May, D. Maldet, R. Cable, R. Shoenwalder. S. Gindlrs- perger. THIRD ROW-Mr. Faith. B. Strayer. I. Weaver, K. Hol- xopple, D. Horne. D. Amogosti. FOURTH ROW-N. Yoder. R. Redick. W. Walters. R. Srhufn- walder. A. Brick. P. Luhr. li Yoder. NURSING The Nursing Club under the supervision ot Miss Mel- linger practiced tirst aid cmd home nursingp in addi- tion, hospital nursing was discussed. The club had three movies which were of great importance to future nurses, and in April a tour was made through the Iohnstown Memorial Hospi- tal. The president oi the club wa: Mary Gimrothg vice-president, Betty Liber- tyg secretary-treasurer, Ioan Sipple. LEFT TO RIGHT-G. Farris, G. Sipple, V. Tliolllas, Rum mel, A. Hersh, tl. Baker, N. Stevens. D. Croyle. M. Hal- sopple. L. NIrFurlund, D. Rez d. A. Gaudlip, I.. Shri-rengorat, O. Carrico, B. Liberty, li. Ecken- rorle, B. Farris, D. Blough. Ab- sent when picture was taken- L. Fzlhauer, E. Recliner. V. Swope. M. Gimroth. FIRST ROW, left to right--b. Miller E. Ravenscraft. E. Ripple, G. Stevenus T. Huber. I. Balya, B. Blough, A. VViI liams. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Miller G. Marchi, K. Konierzny. V. Webb A. Cable. B. North. T. Stern. Klimek. Miss Henderson. HOME ECONOMICS In the food laboratory were found cooks in the making un- der the direction of Mrs. Miller and Miss Henderson. The offi- cers were: Kathleen Konieczny, presidentp Gloria Marchi, vice- presidentg Ann Williams, secre- tary: Nellie Klimek, treasurer. Sixty Two N. FIRST RONV, left to right-E. Kuhasik. L. Samfilippo. A. Peterson. W. Shetler. NV Yoder. F. Rayman. H. Faust, P. Rininqer. SECOND ROW-R. Roseman. B. O'Con nnr, T. Gorman. S. Scndek. P. Thomas. W. Stewart. R. Kaltenhangh. R. Piclcerill. H. Savior. 'l'HlRD ROVV-C. Moore, R. Robertson. D. Fl-im, NV. Filimonov. Mr. Berkcbilr. XV. Palmer. R. Kaufman. C. Melkcr, R. Goughenour. F. Rouser. ICLECTRICAI, CLUB The Electrical Club, sponsored by Mr. Berkebile and Mr. Stuck, built model AC and DC motors, worked on buzzers, experimented with spark coils, and hooked up telegraph sets and relays. Officers were: Lindy Melker, president: Eugene Kubasik, vice-president, Robert Kaltenbaugh, secretary-treasurer. Sixty Three COMMERCIAL During the year the Com- mercial Club under the sup- ervision ot Miss Herring did artistic typing and put on skits on general business pro- cedure. They also produced a newspaper containing 18 pages tor the purpose ot teaching members tabulation, cutting stencils cmd running the mime- ograph machine. Officers were Lucy Capretti, president, Alice Fleck, vice-president, Famie Burke, secretary-treasurer. FlRST ROVV. lcft to right-lt Punako, M. Sepety, A. Fleck, F Burke, H. Rist, B. Berlthimer. SEC UND ROW-l. Peterson. l.. Boxlna B. Rogers. T. Holsopple, Anson B. Orosz, C. Govaker, H. Bornvak H. Starvish. A. Dolgan. Miss Her ring. R. Edwards. SOCIAL CA MES An air of mystery hung ovex Miss BencIer's room durin club period. The ouija boarg fever hit these social climbers Those over in a corner played checkers While the president Andy Maslak, hunted for group to go with the pinochl deck he carried. The other ot- iicers were Steve Molnar, vice- presidentp Pauline Gironda secretary-treasurer. PLAYERS, left to right-C. Stevanus, R. Berkhvrimer, R. Stahl, R. Tisack. FIRST ROW- II. Dashko. P, Wasuick, I, Zamhinini. I. Victorie. G. Pluta, W, Drzcwiecki, SECOND ROW- If. Borelle. N. Burty. R. Barty, C, Weglarz, C. Strell. L. Harker. A. Maslak. E, Byers, P. tltruutla. A. lVIrDanieIs. A, Lehman, 'I'. Capretti. THIRD ROW-Miss Berkey, V. DeRuhIc, B. Miller, Weglarz. D. Garlesky, D. Farris. S. Molnar, M. Shubiu. B. Martinish. R. Simpson. I:ULIR'I'II ROW-II. Tiniko. T. Gallino. II. Baliasiewic, R. Peuronl, M. Samole, C. Carbaugh. If. Iiorner. I. lickoff, Cvautllip, W. Filimonov, S. Weglarz. L. Lappi. Rose, D, Carrico. FIFTH ROVV-Miss Bender, A. Palenik. V. Thomas. I. Konieczny, M. Gindlesperger, M. Gallo. Dun Grew. SUB-IJIQIS You Wanted to learn how to dance? It was simple. You just joined the Sub-Deb Club, tor our debs taught you al- most anything. They even gave you a few pointers on date- time etiquette. Mrs. KeIly's debs chose the Iollowing oiticersz Ioan Stephenson, presidentg Natalie Pellatiro, vice-presidentg Lucille FIRST ROW, left to right ' -I. Vclltu M. Naugle. A. Grunttttskv. II. Muldoon, V Sleek, L. Kubasilc, N, Marchi, Mrs. Kelly' SECOND ROW-NI, L. Barron, F. Negast I.. Burelle. H. Itoloka. Y. Propaggio. 5 Zaho. A. Pugh, C, Nivotlenius. B, Hersh- - berger. P. Ferrari. D. Iiash, T. Bemm, C. Murclli. I.. Frampton. THIRD ROW-N. . Prllgtiro, R. Yodvr. D. Wasliic, M. Slater, A. Yasinuskv. NI. Marone, M. Rahic. If. Lytvargvr. B. Speicher, A. Kltnar, D. Horne. I. Klimek, Ii, Miguet. S, Meyers. M, Iloorhnik, I. Stephenson, I, Warmko, Y. Llnsmerottt. Kubasik, treasurer. Helen Holokcr, scretary. C Muni I VARSITY MC Coach Hanna's athletes raised f . . unds in order to contribute ath- letic equipment to the sh l. c oo At meetings they discussed var- ious points concerning the school sports program and submitted S . ome suggestions to the athletic board. The active officers wer e: Iohn Dahoda, president: Robert S l' ' - ' za o, vice presidentg and Dick Cugini, secretary-treasurer. FIRST ROW. left to right-R. Rullo, R. Szala. A. Kalmanir. R. Kephart. K Adams A. Gray. G. Havrilalr. I, Dahoda. W. Thomas. SECOND - R, V ' A ROW E. Lloyd. E. Smeg. R Cugtnx anDnender. R. Nncolln. Mr. Hanna. P, Stetz. D. Custer. L. Keafer, B, Lehman, D Kocher I, XVeax'er, GIRLS' GYM CLUB The Girls' Gym Club with Miss H urst as adviser and Kathryn Holak as president spent most of their club periods doing acro- batics. As usual you could hear the girls say, I'm sure stiff! Basketball and volleyball were the most popular sports. The other officers of the year were: Elsie Morelli, vice-president: Alice Morelli, treasurer: Helen H urst, secretary. tt :sw P3 Y S FIRST ROW. SITTING-fi. I Nicolli. G, Iordan, M. Pipta E. Butchlco, L. Rose. A, Saylur L, Mascincchi. B. Koontz. SEC OND ROW-K. Holak. A, Lare M. Gallo. M. L. Gagos. O Szyska, I. Rummel. H. Weldc l. Hurst. THIRD ROW-H. Hurst. D. M. Nicolli, E. Mor- elli, N. Drummond. I. Koontz. F. Layton, E. Morelli. A. Morelli, BO0K,CLUB As we looked in upon the Book Club, we found C. T. H. S. bookworms with their noses buried in books ranging from dramas to s p i n e-tingling mysteries. Mrs. Aldstadt kept these bookish creatures from be- coming so involved in their books that they forgot fifth period. No comic books were allowed. The officers were Winifred Karla, presi- dent: Louis Borelle, vice- president: Louise Pluta, secretary, Billy Montgomery, treasurer, Rhoda Geisel, li- brarian. FIRST ROW. lcfr tn right-I. Firm. l'. Slew:u't, A. Shaffer. M Fish, l. piplfl. l., Orl.mdi. W. Muntgunicrv. Ll. llnrrisun, S. Dahmln. l.. liorrllc. SECOND ROW-lf. Swnpr, N. Kring, I. Ruparric. Martluisliifx. R. l'l.nu1. M, Knslnatll. . twanif. A. Fisher, H. Sliawlvv, D. Shurtt. A, Shrover. D. Oster. ll. THIRD ROW-I.. Plura. Zinnncrmzm, B. L. Neat. ' Karla. D. Oster, D, Neqast, H. Knlmnnir. M. Bvwater, ff. Beam. P, Vlfeavnr, R. lleissl. Mrs. Aldstadt, h YN. 0 GRAPPLERS 1 I E Qc . I, .JJ ri The Grapplers under the guidance of Mr. Spory learned the fundamentals of the anclent art of wrestling and applied these skills in contests with each other. The club elected ' ' ' S En, lish, Eugene Dommeck, president, am q vice-president, and Ioe Sipos, secretary. FIRST ROW. left to right-S. Reinholt:. E. Lucas, M. Snlvuggiu H. Shaffcr. M. Runner. llulolu A. Bovd, I, Tasin, R. Miquvl, R Valentine. E. Dominick. I, Blongh. SECOND ROW-V. lilougll. IJ. Devlin, lfavrilak, Moutqum ery, B. Morclli, I, Cuqini, C. Bluugli, C. Sprichcr. S, English. W. I.t-ve adnuk. Mr. Sporv. THIRD RUVV . Palmetto, M. Bmckrii, A. Man I tina, M. Ringler, I,int. I. H.mm D. Keafer, Wrxlfaf. ll. Hrnrlmn R, Mlakcr. FOURTII ROVV-I Sipos, Butrhku, R, Ewing. B Stutzman. H. Ankenv, R. l.int:, G Davis. FIRST ROW. left to right--E. Wanko. V. Uphonse, D. Stahl. R. Lambert, N. Hostetler I. An draws. C Cable SFCOND ROW P R K . . . - . acos'y. M. Stern. N. Savlor. l. Meklis l Horwat F Kisscll B Yoder M Cochran THIRD ROW E . . . . . . . - . Miller, A. Harker, T. Miller. V. Bracken, I. Bdileyl B. Boyd. S. McClellan. Mrs. Fleckenstein. N EEDLEWORK A stitch in time saves nine, said Mrs. Anna Lohr's future homemakers. A glimpse into room 213 any club period revealed tw en- ty-two girls making nice things for their future homes. The officers were: Elizabeth Racosky, presidentp Marion Wilson, vice-presl- d t' P en. earl Shroyer, secretary. KNITTING The clicking of knitting needles was a familiar sound in Mrs. Fleckenstein's room during club period. These twenty-five industri- ous people made bed socks, pocketbooks, scarls, and sweaters. Elected as officers were: Helen Maslanka, president: Icmice Bailey,' :ecretaryp Marilyn Cochran, treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right-E. Wil- liams. E Kaltenhaugh D, Ne re, M. Wiley. 'SECOND R'OW-Mrg. YAnna Ih M Yd .o r, . o er. T. Yoder, B. Eash. E. Hershherger. M. Turner, l. Pepoy, E. Naugle. E. Racosky. M. Yanus. THIRD ROW-M. Sala. D. Yoder. K Blongh. B. Hershberger, M. Wilsoli P. bhroyer, M. Gilbert. H. Ling. Mfr' JUNIOR RED CROSS The thirty-nine Clara Bartons of C. T. H. S., under the direction of Mrs. Muckley, showed their helpful- ness during the year by packing re- lief boxes for European nations. Officers of the club were: Gwen Griffith, president: Margaret George, vice-presidentg Pauline Butchko, secretaryg Lois Virgin, treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right-H. Peterson. F. Rodgers. M. Cochran, E. Letterine, A. Cuicci. R. Govier. D. Govaker. Rob- ertson. M. George. E. Donati, L. Virgin. D. Sereno. T. lfash. M. Flaim. P. Neider- hiscr. D. Szala. G. Griffith. D. Cochran, W. Kinkade. R. Mosvhgat. E. Sleek. Malslet. SECOND ROW-D. Andrews, E. Maloney, L. Pizer. A. Gallino, M. Turkall. D. Marshall. V. Cubranich. B. Kinkade. B. Blackner, B. Benson, D. Hironimns, D. Law. P. Butchko, M. I. Rycyk, B. Saylnr, Mrs. Muckley. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS The Iunior High Dramatics Club proved to be the underclassmen's favorite club, for it had a total of sixty members. With Miss Ioseph and Mrs. May as advisers, the club was taught the qualities of good plays, the art of stage makeup, readings, stage light- ing and stage manners. The club presented a play, Miss Lonelyheart, for the Valentine Day assembly pro- gram. Acting as officers were: Gloria Ku- basik, presidentg Doris Brown, vice- presidenig Iean Lorensic, treasurer: Louise Thomas, secretary. FIRST ROW, left to right-B. Hersh- bergcr. I. Ream. G. Simpson, P. Pierchala. I. Thomas, B. L. Wingarcl, C. Williams. L. Croyle, R. Todero, R. Knapp, B. Iones. D. Gaudlip. B. Weaver. R. Lintz. E. Weav- er, S. Dipre. D. Stevens. SECOND ROW- Miss Ioseph. M. Gorman, V. Frampton, M. Walker. A. Blcugh. G. Mishler, A. Keafer. l. Paznek. R. A. Young. B. Cubranich, L. Stevens. D. Zuccolatlo. E. Simpson. A. Golden. T. Horner. E. Seckeri. D. Schoen- walder. A. Racosky. L. Thomas. Mrs. Mav. THIRD ROW-G. Kuhasik. M. Marsinko. I. Orris. R. Beam, N. Wanko. T. Korrlell. F. Ankeny. T. Georg. H. Patula, A. Dcmko. C. Kohut. F. Goughenour. H. Golden, H. Rayman, P. Pizer, A. M. Thomas. FOURTH ROW-F. Brenneman, I. Lorensic, D. Zar- eski, A. McClellan. R. Mishler. B. Gough- enour. Tremain. E. Llphouse. E. Llrank- er. D. Brown, S. Wonders. D. Llrhan, N. Masciocchi, A. Turgeon, N. Brown. HUNTING AND FISHINC Game laws, the conservation of game, and the proper handling of firearms supplied interesting subjects for club discussion. Different types of flies and baits for fishing were dem- onstrated, and hunting and fishing trips were taken in the fall and spring. Officers of the club were Iohn Williamson, presidentg Iohn Leo Kauffman, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Helsel and Mr. Greninger sponsored these hunters and fishermen. FIRST ROW, left to right-P. Timkn. D. McGnugh, R. lVlcDaniels, D, Easlt, F. Ferrari, G. Lintz. D, Ringlcr. I. Rayman. I. Koontz, W. Gilbert. D. Ling. G. P.1lmcr. M. Woytiselc. M. Sala. P. Nlillcr. SECOND ROW-Mr. Greningcr. I. Ruparrir, V, lamhert. T. Orlandi. D. Mardis. I. Rayman. P. Blough. I. Fracos. L. Nauglc. C. Leh- man, D, Thomas, C. Conzarti, A. Mnuclirr- on. F. McClellan. Mr. Helscl. THIRD ROXV -R. Thompson. I. Williamsolt, F. Peru. I. Golden, R, Miller. R. Cvritfith. l'l. Ilornrr. D. Massimo, Kaufman. V. Bunch, W, McDaniel. C. Wingard. i, i-- D If ,f Uffp A7 f' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I These enthusiastic girl athletes en- joyed many a good basketball game and a number of good players were discovered. This organization spon- sored dances after basketball games. The warm Spring days found the girls playing mushball and participating in all outdoor activities. Leaders of the club were: Helen Ewanic, president, Dorothy Verna, vice-president: Patricia O'Connor, secretaryg Ann Morelli, treasurerp and Miss Hurst, adviser. FIRST ROW. left to right-M. Naugle. C. Morrill. D. Evcrcttc. B. Hershberger. D. Eash, L. Kubasik. N. Marchi, L. Borelle. L. Frampton. W. Miller. SECOND ROW- T. Holsupple. C. Korywchak. D, Nirolli. A. Morelli. G. Marchi. E, Nicolli. M. Blough. I. Ringlcr. L. Henrv. H. Ewanic. I. Kelley. THIRD ROW-Miss Hurst. R. Kaufman. M. Thompson. M. Lohr. E. Lvltarqer, I. Arison. I... Caprctti. H. Nitch. P. O'Con- nnr. K. Koniencznv. I. Szala. E, Unger D. Verna. O. IVI. Smith. M. I... Rullo. -v .ni FIRST ROW. lcft to right-R. Wiley. S. Thomas. I. Bcrzonski. B. Young. R. Wingard. E. Zcdar. A. Yoder, D. Shaffer. SECOND ROW-S. Banmgardncr. G. Hcrshberger, D. Williamson. A. Richko. V. Layton. P. Nauglc, D. Ewanitsko. Myron Miller, R. Barndt, B. Benson. C. Meyers. ll. Stevens E. Croyle. W. Thomas. Mr. Thomas. TWIRLINC With Mrs, Van Lohr as director and Iay Hillegas cmd Edna Sipe as assistant directors, the Twirling Club turned out an excellent gang of majors and ma- jorettes. Catherine Nicode- mus was the treasurer. FIRST ROW. left to right-- E. Smith. I. Neqasr. D. Hersh H. Neath. S. Oakman, S. Grif fith, B. Conghenuur. L. Patula S. Chynoweth. A. Pirkerill. M Barndf. SECGND ROW-Mrs Van Lohr. I. Kuhasik. H. Young R. Forhtman. C. Millcr, lf. Innes G. Mrlmcas. P. Hav. Fel- hauer. H. Benson, I. Slirk. M. Fochtman. K. Thomas, I. Focht' man, I. Fochtman. Il. Sipr. PHOTOGRAPHY Due to the shortage of film the Photography Club, under the direction of Mr. Thomas, did not do much work taking pictures. The club worked on the devel- opment of films and photos and discussed the composi- tion of good pictures. A few of the advanced students worked on the tinting of en- largements. Their officers were: Betty Benson, presidentg Don Shaffer, vice-president: Vir- ginia Layton, secretary: El- lis Croyle, treasurer. twin priger. Paul Spciglc. Ray Miller. Clarence lanes LEFT TO RIGHT-Howarcl Stahl, Ammon Kaufman, Robert Gincllcn- ll Q n, AN ,, O - xxx - it N SCHOOL CARETAKERS These handy men headed by Mr. Suylor, superintendent oi buildings and grounds, are the ones who keep our school clean, warm, improved, and repaired. Their duties are many, and they are always done well. l.lil:'l' Till RlUll'l4-Nathan Thom- as, Vtflllllaut Savlor, Calxln Leh- man. Rulwrt Bamdl. Xi xskeew f ,I '41 'ff N f s if f - Xx A A ll . ,tl ' ,X ff gf, Q S Let's go! BUS DRIVERS Orchids to these men, who in spite of terrific weather this past winter, did an excellent job of transporting the stu- dents to cmd from school. William Barry SENIOR PLAY AI MOST FH HTEEN LINDY MELKER Grace Barry ,..4.. .......,.., H ELEN BLOUGH Beatrice Barry Mabel Warren Mrs. Granville Eddie Barry IosEPH1NE DIMAURO ELNORA MISHLER ..e,. HELEN EWANIC EUGENE KUBASIK George Iones ,,,,,E,.E.,. IOHN WILLIAMSON Ann Sherman .........Y...... IEAN MCNULTY Tommy Granville .....,,...,, ROBERT KEIM Sally Davison ,..... ,..... W ILMA BERKEY Mr. Merritt .....,.r... ,.... L ELAND BENSON Miss Dalrymph JANE KELLEY WNFR PIAY UN OUR STREET U K. ff: V CAST Ioe Rigby .,,. ROBERT KALTENBAUGH Sadie ..AA..... ., RACHAELOU KAUFMAN Hazel Barlow ..,. GAYNELLE Kocx-11e:R Connie Barlow .... BETTY STEVENS Karl Von Greg .,,,..,. DICK STAHL Grace Barlow .,,. IOAN Hous'roN Lilly Miller .aaa.,, ,,,.. L UDA HENRY Wally Tupper .....,.. RICHARD RULLO Pansy Henshow ........ IOAN RINGLER s:a:a ::: .5 'z - ' T' X',g,.,.wf 'f5 ' 'FQ Here LS 'W HHH mem ' K F '!!!.!!. 'W xv! A' mls nu yu - Zig- X g ll way N A . funny but true S00 u ursvl vvs uthvrs dn Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arison Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Bachman Mr. Aurelio Bambino Mr. Mr. Mr. Pvt. Ralph Baumgardner Arthur Berkey and Mrs. V. F. Bunch George A. Carrico Mr. T. E. Cheatham Mr. William DeFrehn Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fetterman Friends Mr. William Geisel Mrs. Lois Hall Mr. and Mrs . Kerby N. Hamer Mr. William F. Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Harris Mr. Quentin Kaufman Mrs. Iane G. Longwell Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ioe Miller Mrs. Mabel Miller Marlin Miller . I. V. Martin Homer Mickle Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mishler Mr. Robert Montgomery PATRO Bird Coal Company Bird Store Company I. I. Bowman Plumber W. L. Brougher and Son Groceries and Meat William Bruno Cable Brothers Coal Company D. Mishler's Sons Vegetables and Flowers Phone F43-412 Davidsville Dairy Store Davidsville Garage THOMAS BLOUGH, Prop. Warren L. Dill Dr. G. G. Grazier Hendersons Inc. I. H. Hershberger and Son C. R. Kring Merchant Ioseph Lint Lou's Army and Navy Store PATRONS Miss Helen Nitch Mr. Ioe C. Nokes Miss Patricia O'Connor Mrs. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Pugh Mrs. Ersilia Rimoldi Mr. Clyde Ruby Mr. Ray C. Sackett Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schnars Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrenghost Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Seeman Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. George Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Iesse D. Shroyer Mr. Lee Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Speigle Mr. Charles Spory Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Stahl Mrs. Kathryn Starvish Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steeg Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thomas Miss Nina Walker Mr. and Mrs. William I. Weaver Mrs. Sarah Wisor Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yoder Miss Leona Verna NS tBusmsss AND PnorEss1oNALl Seventy Six M. Glosser and Son Fred Marion G. V. McClellan ECONOMY Srom: Nora Evans Beauty Shop Paint Store Penn Furniture Company H. M. Picking W. E. Reichelt's ECONOMY S'rom: Remah Coal Company Andy Rullo Rummel's Coal Mine E. S. Thomas THOMAS' MILL Thomas-Kinzey Lumber Company Yankee Shoe Repair Bedford Street CAAMELO C. Coco, Prop. M. I. Zimmerman ECONOMY Foon MARKET Qfiutographs Qfiutographs 51 ,Le .1- 'T w '4 ,n x -'-- if 'fi- .wx vig Q. 4 334 l '., fig' WI -1125732 'I 'G 1 M 18. nr 'B ,sg , W. -' 0, , I, Ju 'f,,,1,Lw-Eh 1 . yr . 1 ' ,Q 5 - Za , 3.1 'Eine- ,iffy xi!-.s .- ug H' ,JJ 1. 'Is , . V:-gs fi'-,- ik Y, ig-LL -1 . 45 W . Q D:-:gr 1' !'-'iff-S, '.1I?,1 xr 5. 'P-133. ' o 1 ' 1 I r ' e- -'J-UL L-f. xr, v. x QPR 1i1 4 -u ,ff -x .4. .U x..3.,i,' ,., ,, A L in 5 , mn f J- .wg 'iw' .s' ' .n, if' u -1.-Q ,qi . J , va-W. Q. -H4 4 v f :v- Q. W ... .- ' 1 'Y 1' , , A , , . Eff , ' -,' ' - , ' A I-J-451' 57' :- ,. Ev W- ,,r ,. . . . A i xr . -. ,rm - A -. .,, 5 11' , v . .fk K , ' ,en . , SV . , 1 -:V W .4. . 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