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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1947 volume:

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' 1'3f.:., ,gg 11 4 , rs- 9615:- x - J: f ,,..-.-:ff-' ' -2pd4ff .W 54, , IF nf. ,ff , -1: -Ziff? W-gpg.-:wif ff' ' '- ..., 'sf . :f-'- .-.Paz-w '? 1 -J ' gsm .'!lft'ICt4fi.g,rS-' , f as-, I 14. N3 ' -. Jai T:-J -.F'f'C3f ' K 'E 'Ia' : r?-T' .-. ' . flrzljgqffs- . J .rf :.:.:.:.r.. ':eb,37,q'f2.. I , 7 SEHHUL HU H11 TOP ROW-CHARLES SPORY, President R. G. BOYTS WILLIAM F. HAMMER, Secretary F. C. SEEMAN, Treasurer BOTTOM Row-DR. P. L. BACKMAN, Vice President HAROLD CARROLL EARL R. MISHLER Ten . . . to establish a better understanding of parliamentary procedure among the students, foster good relationship between faculty and students, insure proper and orderly school conduct, inspire student participation in activities, and to help teach our fellow students to be good citizens. ST HE T IIUUNIIIL FIRST ROW. left to right-S. Direnzo, Kubasik, N. Steele. N. Steele. F. Zabo, B. Blough. Racosky, D. Vvlilliams, S. Flaiin D. facobs, L. Borelle, K. Walker. SECOND ROW-l. Koscc, A. Sepety, l'l. Shubic, D. Szala, A. Diehl, S. Chvnoweth, H. Kalminar, Pike, K. Holak. S. Za o I. Stephenson. THIRD ROW-D, Negast, D. Stevens, W. Karla, l... Thomas, H. Patula, M. Dashko. Marchi, l.. Lorensif, B. Bartv, M. Hers L. Mastrocola. FOURTH ROW-I, Cugini, B. Montgomery, C. Huska. Eleven Kiwi X EES? 1 .,: .1 2, ., .: W' Q: E -ifsvii 1' ' . Q There are two Ways ot being happy,-We may either diminish our Wants or increase our means: either will do-the result is the same. Mr. G. W. Stephens Twelve Choose wisely Accept responsibility Be strong Work together Telford B. Blough ? AIIULLTY HELEN BOYTS ALDSTADT-California State Teachers College. English. Needlework. LANDIS P. BECKLEY, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Commercial Law, Commercial Geography, Typing I, School Bank. Rifle Club. CAROLYN SEGEL BEEGLE, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Bookkeeping, Exploratory Commercial. Sub-Deb Club. PAUL C. BERKEBILE, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Chemistry and Physics. A. C. C. S. Club. ETHEL C, BERKEY, A, B.-Iuniata College. French, Spanish and English. Pen Pal Club. MARY IANE BIFANO, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Home Economics, Home Ec. Club. MARGARET R. BLIMMEL, B, S.-Indiana State '1'eachers College. Typing II, Shorthand II, I. B. T., Office Practice. Sub-Deb Club. SYLVIA DODD, B. S.-Otterbein College. Home Economics. Home EC. Club. LAWRENCE FAITH, B. S.-University of Maryland. Agricul- ture. F. F. A. KATHERINE FOSTER, R. N.-Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, Iohnstown, Pa. School Nurse, Home Nursing. ROBERT FULLER, B. S.-Lock Haven. Geography, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. Hunting and Fishing. ROSELINE M. GRAZIANO, B. S.--University of Pittsburgh. Typing I, Shorthand I, Salesmanship. School Store. CURTIS I. GRENINGER, B. S.-Pennsylvania State College. Mathematics, 1946 Track Coach, Senior Class Dean. Hunting and Fishing. ROBERT HAYNES, B. S,-University ol Pittsburgh. Mathe- matics. HOWARD HELSEL, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Industrial Arts. Art Metal. RUTH I. HORNER, B. S.-Iuniata College. History, Mathematics. Iunior High Pep Girls. Mrs. Horner replaced Mrs. Lohr as Senior Class Dean. ROBERT F. KAUTZ, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College, M. A., University of Pittsburgh. P. O. D., World History, Student Council Dean. Aviation Club. CATHERINE KELLEY, B. S.-Lock Haven. Physical Education. Sophomore Class Dean. Square dancing. FACULTY A ULTY ROBERT L. KELLY, B. S.-Millersville State Teachers College, M, Ed. University oi Pittsburgh. Civics and Pennsylvania History, 1947 Track Coach. G. I. Club. FRED S. KRING, B. S.-Millersville State Teachers College. Biology and General Science, Faculty Athletic Manager. Hiking Club. ELIZABETH LOHR, B. S.-Pennsylvania State Teachers College. English. Iunior High Dramatics. OLIVE WEIGEL LOHR-Mus. B. Lebanon Valley College Supervisory Certification in Public School Music, Penn- sylvania State College, Instrumental Music, Harmony, Swing Band, Supervisor of Music of Conemaugh Town- ship School District. VERDA PAULINE LONG, A. B.-Susquehanna University, M. A., Columbia University. Speech, Dramatics and Latin. Y-Teens. ERMA KAUFMAN MAY, A. B.-Albright College. History and Mathematics. Social Games. KATHERINE MELLINGER, A. B.-Wilson College. English and Iournalism. Connumach Advisor. Contownian Advisor. Connumach Club. PETER MOLLURA, B. S.-Lock Haven. Physical Education, Foot- ball Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Dean. Varsity C. BLANCHE SHAFFER, B. S. in School Music-Oberlin Con- servatory oi Music. Vocal Music, Iunior High Ensemble, Senior High Ensemble, Iunior High Chorus, Senior High Chorus, Iunior Class Dean, Fl-HIU T HELEN SHULTZ, B. S.-Millersville State Teachers College. Librarian. Bookworm Club. GARNET SPIRES, B. S.-Indiana State Teachers College. Art and Mechanical Drawing. Connumach Art Advisor. Art Club. IAMES W. SPORY, B. S.-University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, English, Wrestling Coach. Iunior High Wrestlers. HOMER STUCK, B. S.-California State Teachers College. Industrial Arts. Student Council Dean. Art Metal. KENNETH R. THOMAS, B. S., and M. Ed.-University of Pitts- burgh. American and World History. Hi-Y, Connumach Photography Advisor. Photography Club. ERNEST TREXEL, B. S.-California State Teachers College. Geography and Mathematics. Connumach Financial Ad- visor. Rifle Club. MICHAEL I. VISNOVSKY, B. S.--Thiel College. Mathematics, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Iunior Class Dean. Basketball Club. ELIZABETH I. WILL, A. B.-University of Pittsburgh. English. Y-Teens. Seventeen JJWM Ji-0,4,,:z15'jf m,'1i.,,,M,.,,,LTa WML ifwwwluf W Jw X. .11- ' Q . .xxqh . 1 fix i . . rf' ,gf - . 'ffm' 'JLL 'K A V ,MLAI-'1.f'.J,:: ' qfqil' V wig' gf' V ,Jn :'.:f7 'if . J' As ,.y wry? 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L52 M Eafjoafijwil 2 3 w gm DOROTHY ELEANOR ANDREWS- Dee . Commercial Course. Ambition: Clerk. MARY LoU1sE BARRON- Barron . Commercial Course. Connu- mach, Chorus, Student Council. Ambition: Typist. SHIRLEY M. BAUMGARDNER1 'lMike. Commercial Course. Ambition: Secretary. Tu1.iA A. BEN1N1-'tTu1 , Com- mercial Course. Connumach, Contownian. Ambition: Stenog- rapher. HARRIET L. BENSON- Tootie' General Course. Chorus. Am- bition: Nurse. BLAIR F. BLOUGH- BIugy . In- dustrial Arts Course. Band, Chorus, Concert, Hi-Y. Ambi- tion: Undecided. MILDRED BLOUGH-'lMlm . Aca- demic Course. Chorus, Concert, G. A. A. Ambition: Air Hostess. NANCY BLOUGH- B1ough . Gen- eral Course, Chorus, Concert, Connumach. Ambition: Unde- cided. ROBERT BLOUGH -- Bob , Agri- cultural Course. Ambition: Ele ztrician. NANCY BOLLINGTON - t'Red' Commercial Course. Connu mach. Ambition: Secretary. ww -,Am LILLIAN BORELLI: - Smoky Commercial Course. Chorus, Concert, G, A. A., Connumach Student Council. Ambition: Typist. MARIO BRACKEN-iiMUI. Aca- demic Course, Chorus, Foot- ball. Ambition: Aviator. Ior: BROWN- Brownie , Indus- trial Course. Connumach, Hi-Y. Ambition: Game Law Commis- sioner. IOSEPH I. Burcmco - C,lub . Industrial Course. Football, Wrestling, Track. Ambition: Coach. PAULINE BUTCHKO - Butch , Commercial Course. G. A. A., Secretary tSeniorl, Connu- mazh, Student Council. Ambi- tion: Commercial Artist. 'Ientz . Gen eral Course. Wrestling. Ambi tion: Navy. CHARLES CONZATTI-HKGIIZH. In dustrial Course. Ambition: Draftsman, RALPH CRQYLE- Cookie . Com- mercial Course. Chorus, Con- cert, Band, School Store. Am- bition: Navy. RICHARD CUGINI- Dick , Aco- demic Course. Football, Bas- ketball, Track, President lSoph- omoret, Treasurer fSeniorl, Student Council. Ambition: Col- lege. ALBERTA Cuiccl - Cookie . Commercial Course. Chorus, Concert, Ambition: Secretary. 1947 ' 'Q T ' ' ' ' - QT, ' 13' ' ' ' - 'nr vp.-V.-.1 -, . I ., X .. . , 1- F ,-P' x bin X A is .vw -, 'fKlEV' P 11. RICHARD Dr:v1.1N- Dick , Aca- demic Course. Chorus, Wrest- ling. Ambition: Engineer. WALTER DRZEWIECKI -- Wally , Commercial Course. School Store, Contownian. Ambition: Undecided. DoR1s EASH - Dee , Academic Course. Chorus, Concert, G. A. A., Contownian. Ambition: Col- lege. IACK Ecxnorr - Pete , Aca- demic Course. Chorus, Band, Concert. Ambition: Navy. IAMES W. ENGLISH- Red , In- dustrial Course. President tSen- iorl. Ambition: Undecided. DOROTHY M. Evi-:RETT - Dot , Commercial Course. Contown- ian, Connumach. Ambition: Feature Editor on Magazine. PEARL FERRARI- Perks , Com- mercial Course. Chorus, Con- cert, Ambition: Typist. WALTER FIL1MoNov - Wa1t . Commercial Course. Football, Wrestling, Track. Ambition: Professional Boxer. LUCILLE FRAMPTON - Ci1lie . Commercial Course. Chorus, Concert. Ambition: Clerk. ANGELINE GALL11-zo - Angie Commercial Course. Chorus Concert. Ambition: Secretary. , ,,,. V. .. 5 it 4 : f?f:ftf 152Y H if . A A ,,. . A J 'TJ-4 'Q ' ' -A , ----' :.., ,gggig H X 9 i if L v- Q F2 5 xi ,V ,W M , ++ -- ?' s . - P ' if- imk 'W - Km rir '-....-::1f-.: 3 :':-' A 2512? K I . .,, ,.,sivg, 5 . 7 T .tt sw X Ei Q 2 A MIKE GALLO - Big Mike Go Go . Academic Course. Football, Basketball, Track, Ambition: Barber, VERLE GARLAND - Squitrel . Academic Course. Hi-Y. Ambition: Navy. IOSEPH GAUDLIP-klGiOOIDY Gus . Academic Course. Chorus, Iunior Class Play. Ambition: Electrician. MILDRED GILBERT-llMiIiiel'. Home Ec. Course. Ambition: Beautician. ANITA GRAN1s'rosKY-Commercial Course. Chorus. Ambition: Work. los GRANisrosKY-'tBake . Industrial Course. Ambition: Undecided. YOLE GUSMEROTTI- Gus . Commercial Course. Chorus, Connumach. Ambition: Secretary. JOHN HAVRILAK - Hc1ve . Industrial Course. Wrestling. Ambition: Navy. PHYLLIS HAY- PhiI . Commercial Course. Chorus, Band, Connumach. Ambition: Typist. PAUL HEINRICH-'tHeinLe . Academic Course. Ambition: Miner. MERWILLIS Hsisr- Mert . Industrial Course. Ambition: Electrician, BETTY HERSHBERGER- Betts . Commercial Course, Chorus, G. A. A., Connu- mach, School Bank. Ambition: Stenographer. GRACE HERSHBERGER- I-Iershy . Commercial Course. Ambition: Stenog- rapher. DELORES H1RoN1MUs-'tDotty . Home Ec. Course. Chorus. Ambition: Undecided. ANN MARIE HOGAN- Shanny , Commercial Course. Chorus, Band, Connumach, Contownian. Ambition: To study law. KATHRYN HOLAK-uKikiH. Commercial Course. Band, Concert, Student Council, Connumach, Swing Band. Ambition: Air Hostess. HELEN HOLOKA-Commercial Course. Chorus, Band, Connumach. Ambition: Teacher. BOYD RAYMOND HOLSOPPLE-'lxBUffS . Agricultural Course. Concert, Chorus, F. F. A. Ambition: Undecided. MARY ANN HOOCKNIK-lxMUShU , Academic Course. Connumach, Ambition: Nurse. CHARLES HORNE- Scrooge . Academic Course. Wrestling, Connumach, Hi-Y. Ambition: Navy. it 'HUF . if ,.. 5 . 1- .---- .,..,t .,.. L f. .- ., A --:VIE-v,5.:5-a ::.. . 1- f - - .Zz i r eu . ' . , .... 2, , . .....,. 'I ww -::f,i:,i:,:'i Q ...: . 'vt' FA 'S 661 ilk iw. A . 'Y ,X . IOSEPH H. HUBER- Joe , Post-Graduate. Mechanical. DAVID KEAFER-UKGUYV. Academic Course. Wrestling, Track, I-Ii-Y. Ambition: Navy. IOSEPHINE KLIMEK-NIO . Commercial Course. Secretary CSophomorel, Treasurer Uuniorl, Connu- mach. Ambition: Secretary. ALICE KLINAR-NAI . Commercial Course. Chorus, Ambition: Beautician. IOHN KONIECZNY - Ioko . Industrial Arts Course. Ambition: Mechanic. KATHRYN KORYWCHAK-'lKay . Commercial Course. G. A. A., Connumach. Ambition: Secretary. LUCILLE KUBASIK- Stink , Academic Course. Chorus, Cheerleader, Connumach, Iunior Class Play. Ambition: Nurse. LEWIS LAMBERT- Lew , Industrial Course. Ambition: Undecided. DOROTHY LAW'-MDOT . Commercial Course. Chorus, Connumach. Ambition: Stenographer. CARL LEHMAN- Pete . General Course. Chorus. Ambition: Mechanic. DONALD LING- Don , Industrial Course. Ambition: Undecided. HAZEL LtNG-Vo- cational Course. Ambition: Work in Sewing Factory. RODNEY LINTZ-Industrial Course. Chorus, Football, Wrestling. Ambition: Undecided. ESTHER LYBARGER-Academic Course. Concert, Chorus, G. A. A. Ambition: Undecided. ELAINE MALONEY-lxxLGUfG',. Commercial Course. Chorus, Connumach, Contownian. Ambition: Beautician. ALFRED MANTINI - Nubbin . Industrial Arts. Band, Iunior Class Play, Track. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. NORMA MARCHI-l'Mutt . Commercial Course. Chorus, Band, G. A. A., Iunior Class Play, Swing Band, Connumach. Ambition: Government Iob. DARREL MARDIS-'tLittIe . Academic Course. Ambition: Aviation. DONALD MAss1Mo- Mass . Industrial Course. Ambi- tion: Machinist. LEONARD MASTROCOLAilxL9H . Industrial Course. Football, 'I'rack. Ambition: Fighter Pilot. Y H U' A wif i H igxs K 3 S+? 5 NME SE IIQIHS COLLEEN I. MEYERS - Coke , Academi: Course. Chorus, Band, Concert, G. A. A., Ir. Class Play, Connumach, Swing Band. Ambition: College. MARIAN MEYERS-llTOOfS . Vo- cational Course. Chorus, Band, Concert. Ambition: Undecided. HELEN MoLDooN - Booby . Commercial Course. Band, Con- cert. Ambition: Receptionist. IACK MONTGOMERY - 'tMonty . General Course. Ambition: Undecided. CLARA MORELLI - Commercial Course. G. A. A. Ambition: Get married. LEAH LA VERNE NAUGLE - Smi1es . Academic Course. Chorus. Ambition: Beautician. MIRIAM NAUGLE - Academic Course. Chorus, Concert, G. A. A. Ambition: Nurse. PATRICIA NAUGLE- Pat , Gen- eral Course. Chorus, Band, Con:ert, Connumach, Contown- ian, Ambition: Photographer. FLORENCE NEGAST- Flo, Com- mercial Course. Chorus, Con- cert, Iunior Class Play. Ambi- tion: Typist. ROBERT NICOLLI-nNiC.H Indus- trial Course. Wrestling. Ambi- tion: Engineer. 19117 ANNE PALENIK - Blondie , Commercial Course. Connu- mach. Ambition: Undecided. LAWRENCE PAZNEK- Paz , Gen- eral Course. Ambition: State Trooper. JOHN PIPTA - Pip , Industrial Course. Ambition: College. MIKE PIPTA- Mich. Industrial Course. Iunior Class Play. Am- bition: Machinist. LoU1sE PLUTA- Weesie . Com- mercial Course. Ambition: Typist. YoLE1 rA PRoPoc.c.1o - 'Yo1 . Commercial Course. Band, Concert, Connumach. Ambi- tion: Secretary. AVON PUGH-l'MuscIes . Com- mercial Course. Chorus, Con- cert, Student Council, Iunior Class Play, Connumach, School Store. Ambition: Typist. ELIZABETH M. Rzxcosxv- Liz , Commercial Course. Chorus, Concert, Connumach, School Store. Ambition: Aviatrix. MELVIN RINGLER- Rang , Accr- demic Course. Chorus, Hi-Y. Ambition: Undecided. PETE RISHKO- Stooge . Gener- al Course. Ambition: Unde- cided. IUH5 BETTY RITCHEY-uRiChH. Commercial Course. Chorus, Band, Girls' Trio, Connumach, Iunior Class Play, Treasurer KSophomorel, Secretary Uuniorl, Swing Band. Ambition: Stenographer. IAM!-Is ROSE- Iim . General Course. Connumach, Contownian. Ambition: Sports Iournalist. MERLE ROUSER-llHGIk . Commercial Course. Wrestling. Ambition: Business Executive. MARY SALA-Academic Course. Ambition: Seamstress. MIKE SALVAGGIOLGEII- eral Course. Wrestling, Connumach. Ambition: Navy. BETTY SAYLOR-l'Betts . Commercial Course. Connumach. Ambition: Secretary. DAN SHAFFER- Cork , Aca- demic Course. Ambition: Business, PEARL S1-IROYER- Pe1'k . Sales Course. School Store. Ambition: Clerk in Dairy Store. ROY SIMPSON-l'Buz . General Course, Connumach. Ambition: Army. VIVIAN SLEEK-- Viv . Com- mercial Course. Concert, Chorus, Connumach, Contownian, Ambition: Stenographer. Twenty-Eight 19117 ROBERT SMITH-HR, C. Academic Course. Vice-President lSeniorl. Ambition: To own a fleet of trucks. BETTY SPEICHER- Spike . Commercial Course. Ambition: Housewife. GRACE STAHL- Gracie . Academic Course. Con- cert, Band, Chorus. Ambition: Study Music. IOAN STEPHENSON- 'Ioanie . Iunior Class Play, Connumach, CEditor-in-chieil, Student Council. Ambition: Teacher. PAUL STEVANUS- Bugs , Industrial Course. Ambition: Air Force. BENNIE STRAYER- Ben . Agricultural Course. Chorus. Ambition: Undecided. BILL STUTZMAN- Stutz . Academic Course. Chorus. Football, Wrestling, Track, Iunior Class Play, President Uuniorl, Connumach. Ambition: Draftsman. WADE THOMAS- Mish'. Industrial Course, Chorus, Athletics Manager. Ambition: Undecided. MURIEL THOMPSON-Vocational Course. Connumach. Ambition: Beauticicxn. RICHARD THOMPSON- Dick . Industrial Arts. Ambition: Aviation. Twenty Nine Donor!-XY MAY VALENTINE-HDOP ty . Academic Course. Connu- mach. Ambition: Nurse. IOAN VERNA - johnny , Com- mercial Course. Vice President lSophomorel, Contownicm lEd- itor-in-chiefl, Band, Concert. Ambition: Business School. IOHN WALKER-XIIGIIGII, Indus- trial Course. Ambition: Unde- cided. IULIA WANKO- lulie . Commer- cial Course. Chorus, Band, Concert, Connumach, Contown- icxn. Ambition: Secretary. Thirty EVA WASIL - General Course Chorus, Connumach, Concert Ambition: Undecided. AGNES WAsN1cK- Aggie , Aca- demic Course. Connumcxch. Ambition: Nurse. STANLEY WEGLARZ-'.SfUSh. In- dustrial Course. Wrestling. Am- bition: Army. DOLORES WELSH - Dorey. Commercial Course. Band, Con- cert, Ambition: Beautician. AGNES YASENOSKY-UAQH. Com- MARION yt-,DER - Mpeg . Am- mercial Course, Band, Concert, demic Course. Ambition: Connumach, Ambition: Secre- Teacher. tary. DOROTHY YQDER - Academic RENA YODER-Home Ec. Course. Course. Ambition: Teacher. Ambition: Seamstress. GLENN YODER- lune . Agricul- tural Course. Track. Ambition: Pilot. There were no pictures avail- able of Carl Roseman, Quindo Sidone, and Charles Washic. STELLA ZABO- Ste1 . Commer- cial Course. Band, Concert, Vice President Uuniorl, Iunior Class Play, Connumach, Student Council. Ambition: Teacher. KENNETH HOLSOPPLE - Ken . Commercial Course. Chorus, Concert. Ambition: Store Man- ager. Thirty One N QF 5 ,, vt: ,B at .-M -,,. K .f -1 S' j J'-5 Y? :N ff J 'J 'ef X, , n . ..-, 43 'Q .S N '5' Q 255 I w X5 K if fgujg' 1 X pi. clvlflu R 41 Guzzling Cx coke ut the corner Ccrsbcxh. Rodney Lintz gives his theory on Women. YeC1h! But that still doesn't get me out.' Some Whistle bcxit! 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'NZ F i fb' F J ., , f U N 1 n H 5 if X , ' ' f - xy, I :,.' 22,1 , , f II AEN ' 5 ' -9' OFFICERS ull:-ian ' s . af! N 1' V' f IACK KORNS-Pres1dent , rg . - 5, .' ' . . :S-' 'e,f!,,npn'f' .H ,- ANNABELLE RACOSKY--VICE Pres1de Eu' I 4,ga,,,,jil A -Mx-.,V,,, F K -ff -fun!! F Y' CAROL BOLKE-Secretary VA -fw,,.,.4.g,f ' . FRANCES SLATER-Treasurer 51' V F M iz-1: ' kk?-23'-1. ' 4, I... - b.-Jj xgfui . ' if . V ' 'f ,1 It elif , -- F, A fx flu ..: ,f A .'-vijfi 1. flfsy 1' -qs. X f .,fiEV ,f ' ' 0-vb QT Q is J MAX I Q C This is SUPPOSED to be C1 study. Chick Chcxtier. Ummm-rrp Good! Lovely io look ot. A charm-full crmfull. Wx UNIUH5 FIRST ROW-A. Shaffer. G. Phillips, G. McLuCas, l. Rullo, C. Reinholtz, B. Neath, A. Racosky. A. Yoder. S. Williams. S. Lohr. E. Kaltenhaugh. I. Marchi, N. Maschiocchi. A. Golden, E. Simpson. F. Ferrari. SECOND ROW-P. Stewart. S. Dipre, I. Rummel, S. Piper. E. Vwfeaver, D. Stevens. L. Hershberger, R. Wiley', I. Bendenelli. F. Brenneman, R. Berkheimer, E. Barndt, D. Urban, E. Uranlfcer. M. Fotchman. THIRD ROW-F. Ankeny. C. Bolke, D. Naulgle, M. Pipta. M. Dashko, R. Smith, P. Weaver, l.. Thomas, H. Patula, T. Huber. A. Gaudlip, D. Brown, Lukich, T. Yoder, D. Patosky, E. Wanko. FOURTH ROW-E. Iones, D. Hersh. S. Thomas, W. Lambert, N. Barty. R. Keller, D. Oster, F. Slater, A. Shoyer, R. Valentine. M. Carrico, O. Dill, A. Yoder, B. Shaffer. FIRST ROVN'-A Kaufman, N. Drummand. H. Stevens, A. Demko, I. Orrin. C. Baer. T. May, T. Georg. R. Shaffer. D. Zupan, D. Sample, Negast. C. Mishler, G. Kuhasik. SECOND ROW-V. Rimoldi, P. Nikinow. M. Woltisek. S, lnfantino, O. King, D. Bracken, H. Ankeny, C. Huska, P. Lohr, E. Croyle, D. Williamson, Raymond, R. Wingard, R. Kaufman. THIRD ROW'-R. Malaker, Korns, B. Montgomery, I. Fracos, Wolfe, l. Baum, M. Mishler, D. Thomas, G. Lybarqer. I. Kelly, B. Iordan. G. Lintz, D. Cotchen, V. Blough, I. Witeof, P. Hostetler. Those industrious sophomores, . cq+bJcq+bii??? . . . And according to Ein5tein's general theory of relativity . . . etc. Attention girls! l This is where Frrmkie lives. Here is one of the cxtomi: mail girls at C. T. H. S. Teacher for cx day. wit- ,xi ,Exif Y : '1N-.....,,,M ff 2 M iw SIIPHIJ UHE5 OFFICERS ORVILLE CARNAHAN-President LOUIS BORELLE-Vice President Q5N,f' LILLIAN CAPRETT1-Secretary C' 2 L Q, IE!-XN LORENSIC-Treasurer L X, X IQ K f sv P I Q A 5 5 Xekgggsl Q 6 A .Um-v ' ,,,,.,-I-f , rf ,. , ,.p'1',. rf' -ff Ly ,yur A Sf,-ww --..mn0,t5C3'f'i FIRST ROW-A. Saylor, M. Turner, l. Pepoy, P. Miller, L. Orlandi. L, Zanoni. D. Eash, G. Farris, N, Blough, A. Biouqh, L, Mas- Ciocchi, A. Turgeon, E. Kaltenbaugh, R. Iacohs, A. Law, B. McGuire, N. Kring. SECOND ROW-M. Sala, Zambinini, G. Pluta, D. Garlesky, M. Marcinko, M, Stuyrzman, E. Nauglc, I, Pipta, M. Kosmark. R. Mishler, W. Karla, B. Koontz. L. Capretti, Henry, F. Gindlesperger, E. Williams, THIRD ROW-M. Gallo, Martinishn. I. Rayman, B. Cable. R. Miller, H, Sullivan, B. Putorek, B. Virgin, E. Lucas, I. Tafin B. Licthenfels, S, Holak, L. Huber, H. Haines, R. Knapp, I. Plasay, T. Lech, FOURTH ROW-I, VVeglar:, D. Zareslci, M. Younish, M. Walker, H. Golden, R. Flaim, F. Ling, B. Alwine, S. Barron, I, Lorensic, C. Miller, A. Moore, V. Barry, D. Gaudlip, B, Montgomery, C. Holsopple, H. Eppley, C, Strell. Victoria, I. Sotosky. FIRST ROW-B. Devlin. D, Naugle, A. Pickerall, G. Iordan, R. Heinrich, A. Badaccwzski, B. Eckholf. I. Spory, L. Patula, I. Bally B. Coughenour, S. Griffith, E, Ewing, V. Bracken, R. Benson. M, L. Bagos. SECOND ROW-O. Carnahan, D. Sereno, R. Geiscl, L, MacFarlane, S. VVonders, A. McClellan, M. Thompson, M, Flaim, A, Run, H. Rabic, A. Pollack, D, Negrey, M. Horner. THIRD ROW-R, Miguet, I. Naugle, H. Gwinner, B. Fochman. I. Eash, B, Ionefs, G. Samflippo, Koontz, F. Stevens, H. Young, B, Toclerow, N. Timko, L, Naugle, C. Massimo. FOURTH ROW-I, Lint, R. Lloyd, C. Kohut, L. Holsopple, D. Koss, I. Bcrzonski, G, DeRubis, M. Shubic, T. Telenko. E. Holoka. I. Cugini. I. Smith, G, Gindlespergcr, L. Borelle, B. Morelli. FIFTH ROW-G. Knapp, P. Baer, S. Dahoda, F. Goughcnour, D. Eash, R. McDaniels, R. Black, G. Zuplac, R. Hitc, I. Scganos T. Lebda. N, Onyshko. C. Berkey. ts ... - ,L px if F x W L , FHESHMEN OFFICERS GILBERT DAVIS-President ANNE KEAFER-Vice President IOHN KUBASIK-Secretary STEVE MAGDELINIC-TTGGSUIQI I r E? ll N 1 :X - . - ,X ' '- 'ff' Q ,'T ' E E wa , f Q, C' -41, P sa R 1 ,X s ' XR X ! QM f I 1 ,.,A.' 5 ff-'Fei - 3 x - E EE .iw ,,,.. ff 'b ' tj - 4 FIRST ROW-K. Iury. T. Horner, M. Stern, D. Mishler, l. Paznck. M. Ba S. Morre. l. Smith. M. Lohr, S. Magdelenic, R. Farris, G. McClellan. SECOND ROW-D. Negast, B. Wingard, A. Hersh, M. Gorman, D. Oster E. Marshall, G. Mishler, I. Racosky, P. lnfantino. F. Livingston. I. Kazielac. THIRD ROW-D. Borrelle, V. Frampton, I. Ruparsic. A. Fisher, N. Stevens terne, N. Hostetler, Ream, P. Riley, I. Zimmer, C. Williams, K. Zelem, I. Meklix FOURTH ROW-D. Ringler, H. Naugle, N. Taylor, N. Gilbert, L. May K. Thomas, A. Thomas, B. Wingard, I. Thomas. FIFTH ROW-I. Butchlco, B. Szala. A. Cuqini, A. Montgomery, G. Davis, I F. Savoa, B. Shawley, B. Weaver. FIRST ROVV-R. Ling, D. Schoenwalder, M. Kubak, A. Diehl, D. Butchlfo I Horxxa C Berkheimer Zanoni I Andrexxs R. Lambert. L. Stevens, S. Reinholtz, P. Yoder. SECOND ROW-D. Zucolotti, Fochman, I. Fochman. T. Charnesky, E. Heinrich I Freman H Neath R Youn H Raymai P. Pierzchala, D. Szala, A. Sepety, F. Kissel, B. Cutrbanich, A. Kochcr, P. Racoslv, G Simpson THIRD ROVV--I. Ryeyk, B. Runiz. E. Wanko, A. Kaltenbaugh. A. Boyd, Feathes D Keim ll Keller D Griffith D Croyle S. Kern. A. Harker. D. Ioneka. E. Sleek. P. Wasnick, O. Szapka. FOURTH ROW-B. Rullo, L. Tonilini, M. Gleto, D. Sterner, A. Nikonow, N Broun N Saylor IVI Bvxxatcr A Sawlor B Baker M. Cochran. B. Hershhcrger. FIFTH ROW-D. lVIcGarvey, R. Malaker, G. Harrison, B. Marlinisl.n, G. Shroyer Q Y, , -,-: . W- .- we 5- EIGHTH EH DE ,IW EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW-F Rogers, D. Lint, R Blough, I. May, D. Walters, R. Cortese S. Mariaie. H. Pipta, E. Pipta, R. Koontz I. Donitzin, B. Evans, K. Frampton H. Firm, W. Oster, F. Uranker. F Korywchak. SECOND ROW-E. Harker, M. Mar- dis, D. Driscol, Nucumber, P. Kadilac G. Rouser, C. Stuzrnan, R. Smith, G Cable, R. Kramer, Cole. I. Sereno I. Moldoon, K. Gray, Shawley. THIRD ROW-B. Brown, D. Bywater IVI. Yoder, A. Spilcer, S. Kantz, I. Mal- det, D. Parkerson, B. Knapp, I. Szala B. Berlcey, T. Ravenscraft, B. Stutz- man. Tonolini. R. Thomas. I. Pike. FOURTH ROW-R. Zanoni, I. Young L. Lester, W. Piclterall. D. Maldet E. Kulak, A. Sendek. W. Kinkade, D Lybarger. R. Maushgate, D. Peterson, S Pepoy, C. Spiker, E. Bosic, D. Lloyrl R. Holsopple. FIFTH ROW-N. Duplak, F. Witeof S. Livingston, R. Silco. A. Walker, VV Levadnuk. C. Cable, R. Gougher, C Punako, K. Manges. FIRST ROW-S. Masciocchi. B. Wiley D. Palmer, G. Baughman, B. Henry, H I.ul:aS, A. Miller, A. Conzatti, H. Pero C. Patton, R. Hershherger, E. Horne F.. Pipta, D. Ewing, N. Direnzo. SECOND ROW-W. Haines, R. Yoder B. Davis, I. Cassler, C. Cugini, R. Hos kin, R. Blough, H. Shaffer. I. Racosky S. Patoslcy, T. Miller, D. Metts, T Zadell, D. Koontz. THIRD ROW-M. Varnar. R. Hersh berger, M. Hackey, P. D1Mauro, S Figge, T. Stevens, D. Either, D. Stut: man, H. Shnbic, A. Moon, D. Rinqler D. Springer. L. Blouqh, I. Vitl-to, E North, I. Rubinslty. FOURTH ROW-S. R. Telcnko, D. Wil- liamson, V. Swope, V. Gindlesberger, H Kaltenbauqh. A. Boycl, D. Kelly, O. Car- rico. I. Sleek. B. Farris, I. Parlcerson A. Ohler, I. Ritchey. H. Stetz. FIFTH ROW-M. Lit:, N. Thomas, A Berl-tey, N. Mccvough. L. Alwine, IVI Mastrocola, L. Sartar, B. Tillman, S Cable, S. Baumgardner, D. Donitzin, D Yoest, I. Toth, Baker, A. Burkhard M. Dill, D. Dill. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW-E. Yoder, B. Rummel, R Fotchman, E. Stuck, L. Furst, B. Huff E, IVI. Eclcenrod, P, McTonic, I. Lint I, Cortes, K. George, W. Thomas, D Tedrow, K, Lintz, D. Hostetler, B. Pipta F, Negast, R. Golden. SECOND ROW-T, Blackner, G. Spike: P, Benvanutie, W. Neath, I. Sally, N Steel, N. Steel, S. Weaver, D, Stern R, Salvaggio. D. Yoder, R. Punchak, D Williams, Blough, A. Visnosky, D Welsh, D. DeR1nzo. L, Blough. THIRD ROW-M, Kantz, S, Tcrquata I... Thomas, G, Drenning, W, Sklaclnos- ky, L. Tasin, R. Meyers, L. Leopold E. Koneiczny, D. Foreback, K. Walker I. Walker, D. Miller, B. Blough, B Havrilak, R. Lintz, L. Sterner, F, Blough FOURTH ROW-IVI. Catalak. C. Piper NI. Marisa, R. Blackner, G. Thomas B. Platt, S. McClellan, F. Shrerengosh I. Dashlco, R, Verna, W. VanNest, W Coughnaugh, C, Coughnaugh, C, Was- nic, I.., Eash, C, Cable, R. Lohr, A Custer, D, Moorer, FIRST ROW-I, Kosco, Yoder, P Hay, I. Firl, L. Carrico, Hale, P Balm. I. Gimroth, F. Carrico, I, Krupa A. Davis, A. M'aldet, D. Fender, IVI Timko, D, Cugini, B. Sala, M, Shaffer SECOND ROW-D, Thomas, W, Fisher D, Yoder, B. Yoder, V, Mantini, F Spilcer, C, Blough, Christner, S. Kres- henslci, R. Yoest, W. Thomas. Prysia: niuk, B. Waterhouse, I. Speicher, D Iacobs, S. Whiteof, E. Eash. THIRD ROW-P, Krasnoski, D. Blough L. Salain, V. Firm, I. Horner, B. Wills P. Valentine, M. Thomas, E. Davidhizar I, Kosmack, B. Andrews, I. Negast, P Bonkoski, M, Thomas, G, Thomas, D Miller, FOURTH ROW-L, Knupp, S. Flaim M. Bracken, I. Butchko, M. Bicial, S Cubster, S. McGarveV, R. Maldet, H Hostetler, M. Burkharcl, M, Stern, C Stiles, Yoest, P. Patton, M. Speicher FIFTH ROW-R, IVIcGown, P, Good, K Michael, C. Kaltenbaugh, R. Drenninq C, Montgomery, S. Ream, C. May, H Corella, D. Drummond. I f'af affQ7, ,ff Qi! .- X N ix xJ nz- MQX Qymofima. f' E 1 'XQ, i HQhSE ' o ' I ll Q9 -xx I , QJLWQ W. iw M, Z crv.?Q4, a.. ou-'ev.,a.,Qp,, 4 N 64,'Qn.c,Lo.9i.Et urawm, QA fl' ' 'tv co.i2J3.., N 4 3 I Q X.. K GL N .Al f of Q N . , 0 fag, S .0 f 'T .., . .ll . .1 nf. 170. -'X 5 1 1 iff 4 1, 1 . -s-' ' Q 'Q ww.. 'ai ! Xxx . J ' f r','jQfiN-5' -- ' N ,.4Q HN A- 1 I l V ! ' I ' . 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Under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Van Lohr, Whose schedule was partly filled by Mr. Hurrell, Miss Shaffer and Mrs. Bossler, they came out with flying colors at a brilliant perform- ance of their annual spring concert. Officers for the term were as follows: Kathryn Holak, presidentg Blair Blough, vice presidentg Norma Marchi, secretaryg Ioan Verna, and Ruth Smith, treasurers. Fifty .!.... .QM Q - FIRST ROW, left to right-I. Eckhoff, S. Chynovserh Kubasir A Pickerall Neqast M Foghtman B. Strayer. SECOND ROW-A. Sepety. H. Moldunun, E. Smith, A. Keafer, B. Ritchey, E. Car:-Ier, N. Kring. THIRD ROW-I, Spory, K. Holak, S. Zabu, M. Meyers, Wanknx, I. Zimmer, Y. Propoggio, A. FOURTH ROW-I. Rayman, D. Williainson P. Naugle, D. Naugle. F. Ankeny, A. Yasenowky, C. ll i, X, ,ei I ft P 2 K 2 d I-N-D-I-A-N-S Fight! That's right, it's the Nifty Eight again making the Whole student body stand. yell and sing, as they did all 'through the 1945-47 football and basketball seasons. The White skirts With red linings, Which the girls made themselves, Were Worn for the first time at the Cheerleaders Contest in Ferndale, Where our girls Walked off With third rize. The Papooses are now under the direction ot Squaw -elly, the new physical education teacher, who, Without a oubt, has improved our Indian Squakersu one hundred per cent. PEP GIRLS FIRST ROW-R. Cahlc. I.. Nauqle. E. Croyle, G. Shroyer, M. Romer, Smith, Cf, Lehman, M. Ringler, D. Ringler. SECOND ROW-L. Boyd, M. Mishler, D. VV1lliamson, F. Coughenour. G. Davis, B. Blough. I. Eckhoff, I. Butchlso, D. Cotchen. D. McGarvey, D. Williamson. THIRD ROWf-I. Gaudlip, B. Strayer, W. Thomas, R, I,int:, H. Ankeny, D, Malaker, W. Levaclnuk, R. Croyle, K. Holsopple. B. Stutzman, V. Blough, Kelly. SENIUH HIGH EHUI'-TTS Scads of talent! That's what you'll find in the Senior High Chorus. They once heard the adage Practice makes perfect and immediately put it to use. The pleasant result being many happy hours for C. T. H. S. students While they performed in assemblies and the annual con- cert. Hats off to Miss Shaffer's atomic vocal group. Officers are: president, Rodney Lintzg vice president, Avon Pughg secretary, Eva Wasilg librarians, Lois Hershberger, Loretta Patula, and Betty Lou Neath. FIRST ROW-E. Barndt. B. Ritchey. E. Racoslry, D. Eash, S. Dipre. I. Sipple, I.. Naugle. S. Caprelli, I.. Kuhasik, B. Neath, E. Simp- son, R. Mishler, C. Reinholtz, N. Bloilgh, Sporv, G. Farris, R. Iaeohs. I. Rnllo, A, Rncoslxy, E. Uranl-cer, M. Stutzman, N. Masciocchi. SECOND ROW-I. Marchi, V. Sleek, E, Lyharger, M. Nangle, Ii. Naugle, G. Kuhasik, M. Meyers, M. Mareinl-co, I.. Fleck, D. Zareski, M. Walker, M. Fochtman, N. Nlarchi, E. Vtfeaver, L. Borelle, R. Berl-Qhimer, B. Koontz, A. Blough, A. Turqeon, I.. Hershherger. THIRD ROW-D, Hironimiis, E. Maloney, A. Klinar, R. Smith. P. VVcax'er, L. Thomas, M. Pipra. D. Garleskv, H. Patula, R. Geisel, W. Karla, A. Golden, Weglar:, B. Eclchoff, S. VVonders, A. Saylor. A. Moore, I. Henry. A. Cuccui, R. Flaim. FOURTH ROW-B. Shaffer. Lorensic, B. Couqhznour. A. Ruis, F. Anlzeny, S. Barron, E. Ewing, G. Stahl, B, Hershherqer. R. Barry. N. Barry, I.. Patula. A. Pollock. G. Meyers, D. Brown, I. Rumrnel, C. Miller. H. Benson, G. Iorrlan. FIFTH ROW-F. Negast, Lulcich, N. Blough, A. Demkn. C. Bollce, D. Zupan, M. Barron, T. Georg, D, Law, A. Pulgh, E. Vtfasil, I, Orris, P. Naugle, A Pickerill, I. Bailey. If Vlay, VI, Dashleo, C, Baer, C. Mishlcr, S. Griffith. BWI I3 BAN Hiya cat, wipe ya feet on the mat, let's slap on the fat and dish out some scat. You are now a prisoner of the Conernaugh Township High School Iazz Band, who can deal off the bicep and dispense with seven score and ten ticks of estatic static and spectacular vernacular at bright, dim, or black. They're really dicty with the doghouse, and will salivate a neat reed when necessary--I mean really! Flats and gassers all strop the insteps of the crackess of this small institution of good musicians and taste the vanilla before taking a powder to the next bright. Gastric plastic-soft, slow stuff-is also a specialty of this consternating condescension from Heaven. They beat it eight to the bar when a body can consume all this brash trash. Now we'll take a tacit 'till '48, when the professors of thermodynamics Will be back with hot blues, boogie, chamber-music jazz, jazz antiques and a few fetching-etchings from Grandpa's day. 'Till then, keep ya chin up, good Will toward men, and here's lookin' at ya. THE YANKEE SUNEBIJUE paocyzam THE YANKEE SWINGSTERS MODERN MUSICAL INTERPRETATIONS MIXED ENSEMBLE AND SWING BAND THE YANKEE SONGSTERS Ave Maria IA Prayerl ---- - Schubert Soloist-Eva Wasil Mother Goose Town IA Noveltyl - - - Gesner-Dorr Narrator-Grace Stahl GIRLS' CHORUS Annie Laurie lScotch Melodyl - - - arr. A. E. Iohnstone Along the Navajo Trail ---- Markes, Charles, DeLang Soloist-Blair Blough ,. Comin' Thru the Rye - - - - IAn Old Folk Tunel Battle Hymn oi The Republic - - - Soloist-Rodney Lintz MIXED CHORUS THE YANKEE BANDSTERS The Little Giant March Our Waltz - - - ' - - The Battle of The Band INoveltyl - Pan-American Overture - - - - Big Time Boogie IUltra Modern Dancel - A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody IModern Dancel art. Harry Simeone - Howe, Stefte - - Moon - David Rose - Colombo - - Hurrell - Deke Moffitt Irving Berlin BAND THE YANKEE FINALE Stouthearted Men ------- Sigmund Romberg MIXED CHORUS AND BAND DIRECTORS Olive W. Lohr, Blanche L. Shatter YANKEE TWINS Nancy Steele, Norma Steele Fifty Five ANNUAL SPRING EIUNEEHT FIRST ROW-N. Blough. I.. Naugle. R. Iacobs, I.. Capretti, I. Rulllo. Marchi, N. Marchi, V. Sleek, G SECOND ROW-B. Ritchey, Ii. Wasil, T. Georg, R. Smith, A. Pugh, C. Bolke. C. VIeycrs, P. Nauqlc. . Stahl. THIRD ROW'-B. Strayer. V. Blough, B. Stutzman, R. I.int:. I. Kelly, B. Blough. Aceompanist-Carolyn Baer. Do-mi-sol-do. The jivey junior chorusers are showing the Conemaugh twip- pers that they can really sing. They can give out with music that Will make you sit up and listen. There's nothing amateurish about this gang. Their officers are: presi- dent, Iohn Kubasik, vice president, DWight'MishIerg secretary-treasurer, Doris Ionesg librarians, Marjorie Cochran and Ianet Thomas. FIRST ROW-R. Pipta, Vv'. Thomas. Il. Negasr. N. Steele. I... Stevens. D. Stern. C. Lohr. D. Eicher, H. Pipta, I. Kuhasils, M. I.ohr. M. Burlxharcit, R. Yoder. S. Weaver. M. Thomas. SECOND ROW-I. Knapp. B. Szala, M. Haelcev, I. Sleek, D. Springer, I. Cole. E. Davidhizer, M. Bisel, D. Iacohs, B. Sample, G. Thomas, L. Thomas, D. Danati, I. Horwat, C. Cable. B. Farris. THIRD ROVV-I. Raeosky, D. Iones. I.. Blzxugh. D. Szala. S. Flaim. H. Neath, H. Kalminar. P. Racoskv. B. Tillman, I. Krupa. S. Baumgarilnvr, K. Thomas. P. Pierzvihalla. D. Mishler. B. Exams. FOURTH ROW-M. Barnclt. I. Zimmer, I. Gimroth. R. Maldel. H. Rayman. I. Rarosky, D. Stahl. I... Croyle. K. Iury, I. Thomas. T. Horner. F. Kissell, M. Varner. G. Piper, I. Ritchey. FIFTH ROW-L. Kanuek. I. Custer, I. Toth, D. Negast, I. Rvcyk. S. Kant:, E. Marshall. I.. Sanur. I.. Sclain. R. Young. M. Cochran, D. Fcnclcr, M. Ymler. B. Hershherger. V. Gmdlespergcr. A. Hersh. Driscoll. SE IHH li HL5 SEMBLE uAnd this shall be for music when no one else is near The fine song for singing, the rare song to hear. -Romance FIRST ROVV-B. Rilnhcy. V. Sleek, N. Blouigh. L. Naugle. R. Iacohs, L. Caprem, I. Rullo, Niarrhx N. Marchi. SECOND ROW'-E. VVas1l. T, Georg. R. Smith. G. Stahl. A. Pugh, C. Boll-cc, C. Meyers, P. Nauglc. . --n What but versatility would you expect from four guys like Blair Blough, Iohn Kelly, Virgil Blough, and Bennie Strayer? All the cats from C. T. H. S. agree that they're the ranking Warblers around these parts, 'specially alter giving out with The Street Urchins' Medley , better known as Roll Dem Bones. Sisters of these crown princes of music, are Betty Ritchey, Grace Stahl, and lane Marchi, who compose the trio. A gal can't just sit around, so these pretties put their voices together and out came heavenly music. Under the direction of Miss Shaffer, these seven song birds were stars With Carolyn as accompanist. UNIIJH BIBLE E SE BLE FIRST ROVV-S. Kantz. M. Rycyk. Y S-ECOND ROW-M. Hackey,'D. Szala. I. Racoskv, I. Zimmer. D. Ionesf P. Racnskv, M. Yoder. D. Stahl, R. Young, D. lacohf, L. Stevens, I. Ritchey. A. Hcrsh. I ulm-tm v. On with the dance! let the joy be uncontinedg No sleep till mom, when Youth and Pleasure meet To chase the glowing hours with tlying feet. --George Noel Gorden Qt' if -x'X 'tm 12- SE IUH PL Y Helen Hayes and Iarnes Mason are very well known in the theatrical world. But in the C. T. H. S. theatrical world, the play Daddy Long-Legs and the superb cast are much better known and will not be forgotten. The cast and characters portrayed are as follows: Iervis Pendleton-lack Montgomery, Iudy-Elaine Maloney, Iames Mc- Bride-Bill Stutzrnan, Cyrus Wykoff-Mike Pipta, Abner Parsons-Ioe Gaud- lip, Griggs-Mario Bracken, Walters-Verle Garland, Miss Pritchard-Ioan Stephenson, Mrs. Pendleton-Stella Zabo, Iulia Pendleton-Avon Pugh, Sallie McBride-Florence Negast, Mrs. Sernple-Colleen Meyers, Mrs. Lippett- Grace Stahl, Sadie Kate-Lucille Kubasik, Gladiola-Betty Ritchey, Loretta- Norma Marchi, Marnie-Anita Granistosky, Freddie Perkins-Mike Salvaggio, Carrie-Tulia Benini, Maids-Yole Gusrnerotti and Doris Hash. UNIUH PL Y Murder! Suspense! Laughter! All of this and more too, Were found in the Iunior play. The Laughing Dwarf , with its variety of characters was a suc- cessful treatment of a sure hit. The cast and characters portrayed are as follows: Georgia Divine-Gloria Kubasik, Tonkie-Mary Fochtman, Phil Hunter- Francis Brenneman, Celia Shaw-Ioan Sipple, Dr. Iackson Crane-Merle Mishler, Elias Grottingharn--Iohn Wolfe, Blanche Grottingham-Louise Thomas, Fannie-Faye Ankeny. Dean Phillips-Iackson Korns, Myra-Sara Dipre, Inspector Britt-Richard Mlaker, Wing-Harry Ankeny. EUNNUMAEH ST FF EDITORS, left to right-Mary Ann l-l lt nik, Eva Wasil, Stella Zaho, Pauline Butth ko. Kathryn Holala, loan Stephenson, Iulia Wariko, Pat Nadgle, Bill Stutzman, Avon Pugh. Check pictures. check copy-check everything. The results ot this checking is the l947 Connurnach Whose editor-in-chief is loan Stephenson, associate editor is Kathryn Holak. Her other jiving jitterburg staff editors are: Business Manager-Stella Zabo Sports-Bill Stuizman Activities-Iulia Wanko Ari-Pauline Butchko Class-Mary Ann Hoocknik Photography-Pat Naugle Music-Eva Wasil Head Typist-Avon Pugh The members ot the tour-starred business staff are: Anna Marie Hogan, Tulia Benini, Mary Louise Barron, Iosephine Klirnek, Yole Gusmerotti, Norma Marchi, Vivian Sleek, Kathryn Koryw- chak, Yoletta Propoggio, Betty Hershberger, Ann Palenik, and Colleen Meyers. The Iumping Iills of the photography and art department are: Elizabeth Racosky, Phyllis Hay. Agnes Yasenosky, Muriel Thompson, and Dorothy Valentine. The slap happy key clicking typists are: Dorothy Law, Betty Ritchey, and Anne Palenik. The editorial lanes and Ioes are: Nancy Bollington, Dorothy Everett, Helen Holoka, Lu- cille Kubasik, Betty Saylor, Nancy Blough, Lillian Borelle, Elaine Maloney, Charles Horne, Mike Salvaggio, Iames Rose, Roy Simpson, Ioe Brown, Norma Maschiocchi, Louise Thomas, Carolyn Baer, Winifred Karla, Frances Slater and Bill Iones. FIRST ROW, left to right-L Borelle, W. Karla. N. Bollmqron, K. Korywchack, P. Hay, li. Maloney, . Pugh, F. Butchko, Stephenson. SECOND ROW-M. Hoocknils, T. Benini, Y. Propoggio, I, Klimelc, N. Blough, E. Racoslxv. B. Hershberger, D, Law. THIRD ROWHI, Rose, B. lones, F. Slater, D. Valentine, N. Marchi, K. Holak, L. Kubasik, M. Barron, . Meyers, P, Naugle, M. Thompson, B. Saylor, .. , Y. , ... wNs Ms..Mf1 , ,s...m:s.r:.1,fM.,-1 ,ns-.-, .... W - A ,.,,, if M: s,i,9,..,.., W VW IJ TIIWNIAN ST PF EDITORS, left to right-Tulia Benini, lim Row, loan Verna, Pat Naugle, I, Waiiko, D. Everett. anal Louise Thomas. The dead line is Tuesday morning , is one of the most repeated statements ever used in the history of the publication office. The editor-in-chief, Ioan Verna, vowed never to repeat the sentence again after Iune 2. Her faithful jazz-mad staff members, who are known to come to their senses only long enough to print the school paper, are: Assistant Editor-Tulia Benini Sports Editor-Iames Rose Business Manager-Iulia Wanko News Editor-Tulia Benini Circulation Manager-Patricia Naugle Feature Editor-Dorothy Everett Photography Editor-Louise Thomas Editorial Editor-Iames Rose Her always-on-the job, hep cat reporters are: Ann Marie Hogan, Vivian Sleek, Elaine Ma- loney, Frances Slater, Doris Eash, and Walter Drzewiecki. Their faculty adviser is Miss Mellinger. FIRST ROW-Ioan Verna, Vivian Sleek, Iulia Waxiko, Pat Naugle, Ann Marie Hogan, SECOND ROVV-'Doris Eash, Tulia Benini, lim Ro:-Q, THIRD ROW-Frazices Slater and Louise Thomas. 'L 5 These junior editions ot their older sisters are sure to make the grade. Officers are: president- Garnet Gorden, vice president- Ann Louise Moore, secretary- Esther Naugle, treasurer-Audrey McClellan, program chairmen- Carolyn Miller and Martha Barndt. The Y-teens are tops in service, loyalty and sincerity. Their super otticers are: president-Avon Pugh, vice president - Louise Thomas, secretary-Carolyn Baer, and treasurer-Connie Reinholtz. Latch on and take a few les- sons in date etiquette, dancing. neatness, and personality. The clebs are led by Ioan Verna, pres- identg Margaret Yanus, secretary, Rose Flaim, treasurer, and Carol Mishler, vice-president, HI-Y Boys too are up to date on the teen-age problems, especially these boys. They know the mean- ing of the Words, loyalty, honor, and truth. Iackson Korns pre- sides at the meetings While the other officers are Bill Stutzman- vice-president, Dick Devlin-seo retary-treasurer, and Melvin Ring- ler-Chaplain. VARSITY MC These boys Worked hard to get those letters, and We say they're all right. Their officers are Dick Cugini-president, Bill Stutzman -vice-president, and Rodney Lintz-secretary. JUNIOR HIGH GRAPPLERS With practice, these boys Will make fine Wrestlers. As you can see, they have the physiques for it. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB These shutter-happy squares will soon be giving Andre de Toth competition, what with swell leaders like Bill Iones --president, Andy Sendek-vice-president, Leah Naugle- secretary, Dick Todero--treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB Marconi really had some- thing on these boys. He got his radio to work. Officers of this club-for-geniuses are: presi- dent--Ioe Huber, vice-presi- dent-Verle Garland, secre- tary-treasurer-Arden Yoder. HOME ECONOMICS Who says the bobby-sockers Won't make good housekeep- ers? These gals can make with spatula and needle. Boys, too Chief chefs are Marian Stern, presidentg Alice Gerencer, vice- presidentg Alice Shaffer, treasurerg and Louise Sartor, secretary. Sewing club officers are: Esther Keller, presidentg Nancy Drum- mond, vice-president, Louise Moore, secretary, and Betty Blough treasurer. fr-A by I-,, .,,..,. . ,xvymx is .,-f - 1-,, I WWA ., , '55 4 R, N, , rf iCfdl'll3fwQ .,,45' T X. bn' L, ski -V ' f :ly . I laflrfl L1 I ' hx ci nl : Ex A, v .f l,,,,' J -W K ..,.. . ,V 5 Q, l X l 5 I5 Sl-0.135 m,,,Ww ,,,, 5 q1w..r.'iH1.c::1:-Y NEEDLEWORK These chicks are slick with their fingers, and they love it. Their officers are Lois Hersh- berger-president, Marian Yo- der-vice-president, Twila Yo- der-secreiary, Emma Yoder- treasurer. it if E X , -fMw',1,. , V crew-sn S,Msg1.wwiffwwal' sz,wwzwz-wv:eS,.fz,s:Z i W -'WfW3 m' A WW-5 W-V K' cfm ,Q 7 11 J f Q x.1 ' 5 lx A . Htleeffl uW.,u.V RIFLE CLUB Gee! Dill just made a bull's eye. But then all these guys are sharp. The Annie Oakley fan club chose the following officers: president-George Ly- barger, vice-president -- Bob Cable, secretary-treasurer - Dick Shaffer. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Substitution! Naugle in for Butchko. Ieepers! ! Don't you gals ever get tired? ? The pep- py officers are: president- Pauline Butchko, vice-president -Norma Marchi, secretary- Miriam Naugle, treasurer-Am nabelle Racosky. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS There's no ham in this out- fit. They'll give March and de Haviland a run for their money any time. Their colossal officers are: president-Ann Keafer, vice-president - Sara Mascioc- chi, secretary-Dolores Negast, and treasurer-Ann Sepety. ART CLUB Sh! Genius at Work. But you may fade in and take a gander at some swell art. Officers of this club are: Connie Williams, -president, lean Bayla-secre- tary, and Ioan Weglarz-treas- urer. ART MET AI. CUB If you go for jitterbug jool- ery, these are the folks you should see. They're sure slick With their hands. Officers are: Ioe Rayman-president, Mar- garet Dashko - vice-president, and Ray Miguet--seCretary- treasurer. BUOKW ORM C LI R The Bookworms probably know all the best eller from Cover to cover Reading 1S their hobby Offlcers of the club are president Norma Blough vice president Allce lurgeon sec retary Ioann Spory treasurer Audrey Harke B1'mlm.'i .V XE J Mist SOCIAL GAMES It's your jump! What's trump? Now to Where did that checker board. disappear? You can be sure these folks Will never be a Wet blanket at a party. Their officers are: president - lim Rose, secretary-Laura Mas- ciocchi, and librarian - Iohn Cugini. G. I. CLUB And so I sez to the captain, 'Now here's the Way I see it.' etc., etc., etc. . . . It's just those smooth G. I.'s having an- other bull-session. Their officers are: president - Merwillis Heist, vice-president - Ioe Granistosky, secretary-treasur- er-lack Walker. JUNIOR HIGH PEP GIRLS NOW let's have the Big Ap- ple and make it loud. The junior squakers don't even know the meaning of the Word fatigue, Their a1Ways-on-the- go officers are: Annabelle Deihl-president, Helen Neath -vice-president, Dolores Cu- gini - secretary, and Nancy Steele-treasurer. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB And then there's always the one that got away. Ad- jectives, coupled with a vivid imagination, are all the equip- ment a sportsman needs unless he feels like carrying a rod or a reel. Officers of the tall tales club are: Ioe Brown- president, Charles Conzatti- secretary, and Stanley Dohoda -treasure1'. AVIATION CLUB They may have their heads in the clouds, but these Flying lacks are really on the beam. Officers of this club are: Billy Weaver - president, Robert Hite - vice-president, Robert Siko-secretary, and Sam Ho- lak-treasurer. HIKING CLUB These hikers like exercise and they get it. Anyway, it's good for the figure, ii you can take it .They chose the follow- ing officers: Miriam Naugle- president, Pauline Butchko- vice-president, Pearl Ferrari- secretary, and William Todero --treasurer. TWIRLING CLUB 'Tis very easy, providing you hold it thus, throw it so, and catch it like this. Ah, yes! Very simple if you know how. Offi- cers of the Twirling Club are: Alice Pickerill-president, Sally Io Chynoweth-vice-president, Ann Marie Hogan--secretary. Alice Badaczewski-treasurer. PEN-PA LS These cuties need help. It seems their latest pen-pal is from France and he can't Write a Word in English. Officers of the club are: Anna Shroyer- president, Irene Pepoy-vice- president, Delores Sereno-sec- retary, Irene Pipta-treasurer. ARCHERY CLUB Ugh! Teen-timers keepum In- dian custom on old hunting grounds. Pale face knowum stuff. l3At'4KETl3,Al,L CLUB I hope I make Varsity by the time I'm a Sophomore. Yes, these seventh and eighth graders have the makings of good cagers. 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Anl-ceny, I, Wilsori, D. Bracken, L. Tonalini. Smith, Fred Kring, Robert Fuller. FOURTH ROW-Mike Visnosky, R. Lloyd, T. Lehda, H. Gwinner. M, Shubic, D. MCGarvey, E. Moxitqornery, I. Lint. B, Montgomery, I. Butchko, A. Cugini, G. Lybargcr, E, Hololca, G. Dellubis, Martinshin, Iames Spory. IQIIITB LI. Handicapped by a schedule more suited to a Class AA school, Coach Mollura's Indians finished the '46 season with a record of three Wins and seven defeats. Every game, from the 20-6 loss to Iohnstown which Was the season's opener to 20-U Wind- ber victory in the final game, Was a hard fought contest With both teams knowing they had been in a fight. In the opener with Iohnstown, the Braves surprised the Trojans for the second straight year by holding them to a two-touchdown victory. In the second garne of the season, the Indians defeated Boswell, 5-U, for their first win of the season. Although hoping for the first Indian football victory over Fern- dale, the Braves lost to the Yellow Iackets I8-U. Victories over Portage, I2-U and Shade, 25-U, followed in the next two games. Ebensburg then took a surprisingly easy 22-U victory to dampen the Tribe's hopes. In their I9-I4 loss to Westmont the Indians played what was the outstanding game of the season. Successive losses to Conemaugh, 26-U, and Somerset, 14-6, then followed and in the season's final game the Indians lost to a stormy Winclber team, 20-U. Seventy Eight Iohnstown Boswell Ferndale Ebensburg Westmont Portage Shade Conemaug Somerset Windber U H TEAM MARIO BRACKEN-Guard IOE BUTCHKO-Hulfbcxck DICK CUGINI-Fullbcxck MIKE GALLO-TGCk1S RODNEY LINTZ-End BILL STUTZMAN-Quarterback BILL BARTY-Guard TONY CAPRETTI-Hcxlfbcxck ORVILLE CARNAHAN-Tackle TED CARRICO-Center GLENN KOCHER--End .iif 1r if -K mf' - wgsrualed Xkfga F f f 4 A IMSHE fx 2 X D 'Q - ini , Z 4 V v, A, Q f if ' ' j ,NX E , Q W ? gnwmgmflgl W - , My 53+ j',:. K . ,wif-:M -fi 2 . . M ,-sW ,,,W5,,M5., I y.m.y,g,-,,,x,,,,,, My ,Q Shih'-I Q IE 3 gif tix: 3 I s ':-:f..:g'Eg, r at sfsrfirffimflrsfwf'-if-'f.x::wif22iiF1fr::::.: --M, T' - ff ww W -3.i:i.Tiw- g f- ' ' ' ws ' F f M - - J 't'35 fQ .- , 1: A --'-' .,., . .' -' Jrfgiji-4. - J., s 2,2'ix,. I mtir::gf-- ' :f:-:3:13., :: -f- ' 'it liifivfigf 1 gg, ,QQ F55-S 27 -I 3 ---- . 7 mfi3?DZ'2Z...1. -. -- ' 5933 X Y fi, ,- fs K . ,: ps . V 1- D f 'H if if I W H' ff' ' 4'-' 1 -K ,E ' f H ' 2 - +3 s . 'I - ,- g-' mv' H ' if ., 2- if . , sit.: as 5- wk 'ff1 ff'2Zb'?l'.sf H Y ' - ,. , , .fglk s rim : as f r 2? 7 - I i N3 N - --s,w.',.3Q1 .z 'i'35:4Qi2fX'5:'Y 1'- wwf- 1 f f 'N -5 .,f1.g::.X:- R inf-555-332-gsssaieifk isi f g:,1Ww.,..ff-fSsrs3'? :sie -'f-'fitifrnlz wfgxgsssagsw-gap ----f QE!-vfwifNi.,g.ps' ff . r,-F???f 'f...Q.. ,Q gr-f?'3-Q-9212122352 M - ,fwg,s.s-.p - tbfifff-ff M E 'gill if 52 'S Q V it ' gi! f ifffffii.. 152- FUIITB L When the curtain was dropped after the last play of the Windber game, nine seniors said good- bye to scholastic football. Six of these boys were first-string starters and two more played regularly throughout the season. Following is a brief descrip- tion of the football squad: RODNEY LINTZ-END. After subbing for two years, Rodney got his first chance at a first-string position this year and he made good. MIKE GALLO-TACKLE. Big Mike, in his third season with the Braves, shook off a serious leg in- jury received last year and gave the line much needed experience. MARIO BRACKEN-GUARD. Mario, another third year man, made good in his first chance at a first- string assignment. IOE BUTCHKO-BACK. Club, in his first year of first-string action, played a bang-up game at left half. Ioe saw limited action in '45, WALTER FILIMONOV-BACK. Walt, with his ag- gressive spirit, saw action throughout the year. BILL STUTZMAN-BACK. Bill did a fine job of masterminding the Indians from the quarter-back slot in his third year of football. 1945 DICK CUGINI-BACK. Dick, a converted lines- man, played a great game at full-back in his third year as an Indian. LEONARD MASTROCOLA-END. Len, in his second year of grid work, was in a lot of action at the pass-receiving position. GLENN KOCHER-END. Glenn played a great game at left-end in his second year of grid action. Watch out for him next season. ORVILLE CARNAHAN-TACKLE. This hard-hitting sophomore captured a first-string job this year. Orv has one more year of pigskinning antici- pation. BILL BARTY-GUARD. Bill played a fine game this year He's one of the players around whom next year's team will be built. TED CARRICO-CENTER. Bender, although one of the smallest players, proved himself a great center by making the first string Tribune All- Sta1 ' team. Watch him next year. TONY CAPRETTI-BACK. Tony played a lot of good football at left half. Tor isn't very big, but everybody knew he was in there. He's one of the hold-overs for next year. t fl G9 LEFT TO RlGH'l'j'l'onv Cap1z'rti.vEclilloloka. 'llom Telvnko. Don Cotihen. Bolt Montgomery. Incl-won lxorns. hmnlev Doltmla, Crlvnn Kofhrr, Dick Quglni, lou Brown. Klllvc Shuliir and lnvtl jlarrlrtl lt Coach Mike Visnovsky's cagers. playing hot and cold throughout the season, finished with seven wins and fourteen losses. Victories were recorded over the Faculty, Hooversville, Windber, Ferndale, and Shade Township. The Ferndale victory, one of the biggest upsets in this district, was the Indians' outstanding performance of the year. Conemaugh, Alumni, Westmont, Bedford, Somerset, Boswell, Berlin, and Ferndale all pinned defeats on the Indians. What power the Braves did show was fairly evenly distributed with Carrico, Kocher, Brown, Korns, Cugini, and Dahoda taking high scoring honors at one time or other. The Tribe opened the season on December lUth with successive wins over the Faculty and Hooversville followed by their first defeat of the season at the hands of Conemaugh, 52-39. Stoneycreek took the final game of the season by a 34-42 score. Coach Visnovsky's cagers were unable to take a single District Five victory, in losing four games to Somerset and Berlin. Www! 1945-47 C. T. S. FIRST ROW'-G. Zuliar, L. Nauglc, B. Purorck, R. Mq t O K q L B ll l B H C C. T. H. S. Op. .High Scorer Faculty 64 43 Carrico Hooversville 3U 19 Cugini Conemaugh 39 51 Kocher VVindber 29 18 Carrico Alumni 22 41 Korns Westmont 35 56 Carrico Bedford 17 29 Carrico Somerset 23 44 Cugini Windber 37 30 Kosher Boswell 33 35 Cugini Ferndale 34 29 Brown Shade Township 51 33 Korns Vlfestmont 32 47 Korns Berlin 35 61 Korns Bedford 22 28 Cugini Somerset 38 48 Korns, Cugini Berlin 43 46 Dahoda Boswell 39 45 Korns Conemaugh ll 49 Cugini Shade Township 49 36 Korn: Ferndale 32 53 Dahoda Sloneycreek Township 32 34 Dahoda D. iwfoafx-ey. D, Mamet, E. Driscoll, C. C.1Aim. . P1 fa. l.. Huber. I. Vvhlson, C. Cable SECOND ROW-P. Vlrasnic. D. Mishler, But hlr C H VN 1. 1 lx G Sh Q H P I 'I 1 FIRST ROVV-George Pluta, Dave Keafer. Merle Rouscr, Orville Carnahan. Iohn Havrilak. Frank Christina, Sammy R h lt HMCUSECOND ROW-Gilbert Dam, Alfred Nlnntini, Rodnry Lintz, Bob Nicolli, stanley Weglarz, Bill sfufzman, Bill M Meets Wins Losses Draws Points Reinholtz ll 2 8 l 8 Pluta 13 7 4 Z 29 Rouser 8 3 4 l ll Christina ll 9 2 U 28 Havrilak 7 5 2 U 18 Weglarz ll 3 6 2 13 Keater l3 6 6 l 22 Nicolli ll 9 l 1 35 Stutzman ll 9 1 l 31 Lintz ll 9 2 U 39 Carnahan 7 3 4 O ll Coach Spory's matmen had a very success- ful season this year with a record ot eight wins and tive losses. Three boys, Lintz, Stutzman, and Christina, won in the District bouts, but met defeat at Kingston in the state finals. An exciting match was the one with Bos- well, when the Indians won by a margin ot one point, 20-19. The Braves lost to only three squads, namely, Blairsville, Boswell, and Bedford. Showing great strength all the Township matmen were potential winners. Hollidcrysburg Bedford Iohnstown Boswell Kiski Blairsville Somerset Bedford Iohnstown Kiski Boswell Somerset Blairsville Miller Horne Feathers Virgin Morelli Sleek Cugini Mantini Butchko Davis 1947 C. T. H. S. Opponent Z5 13 12 21 37 6 16 23 Z7 14 15 20 31 1U 11 22 41 U 41 9 20 19 33 12 14 21 Meets Wins Losses Draws 4 4 U 0 2 1 1 U 5 2 3 O 2 2 U 0 7 5 2 O 1 0 1 U Z 0 1 1 1 O 1 U 1 1 U U 6 4 2 0 Points 8 3 6 1U 17 O 2 U 5 16 FIRST ROW, left to right-T. Telenko, D. Kcafcr, L. Lappi, S. Yoder B SECOND ROW-S. English, R. Kaltenhaugh, D. Williamson, A. Kalmanir. R. Kephart, B. Shetler B. arn t. THIRD ROW-Curtis Grenningcr. D. Cugini, L. Mastercola. D. Devlin. I. Butchko, A. Mantini H. Ankeny, Glessner, Fracns. G. Lybarger. B. Barty, D. Malaker, M. Gallo, Lou Hanna. Conemaugh Townships high-stepping trackmen took their eighth con- secutive District 5 track crown last season to end a very successful year. This victory' came on top ot the largest number of points ever compiled by a Township team in the district meet. ln addition to these honors, the thin- clads Won two other meets, Won the two-mile relay and the broad jump, and placed second in the Coaches' Relay at Altoona. Conemaugh Township opened its 1946 season with a victory over Holli- daysburg, Ebensburg, Cresson, and Vfindber, copping a total ot 46 points.. Outstanding in this meet was the tact that the Indians scored in every event. In their second test of the campaign. the Indians were hard-pressed and were content with third place against formidable opposition. Iohnstown captured top honors with Ebensburg, a team defeated by the Indians in a previous meet, coming out of the fray in the runner up slot, a mere half point better than the Indians. The final standings were still in doubt until the final race of the afternoon when, after a thrilling battle between the Indians' Barndt and lack Tibbott, a potential state champ from Ebensburg, the Red Devils nosed out the Braves to cop second place in that race and in the meet. The first trophy came to Conemaugh Township in the form of a tirst place in the annual Iunior Pitt meet held at Cochran on May 3, l945. Stutzman and VanDivender won the 440 and 880 respectively, while other winners for the Warriors were Kalmanir in the broad jump, Cugini in the javelin, and Kephart in the pole vault. On May ll, a two mile relay team, along with a car- load of field events men, journeyed to Altoona where they entered the Coaches' Relay carnival in that city. Although they had no intentions of entering a team to compare wih tthose of Altoona and Iohnstown, a few trackmen showed up unexpectedly and the Indians pulled the sur- prise of the year by Winning two events and placing second in two others. The two mile relay team composed of Van Divender, Kaltenbaugh, Butchko, and Barndt buzzed the course in eight minutes, 41 seconds, which would com- pare with the top high school teams in the state. In the broad jump, Andy Kalmanir leaped to a victory over some of the best men in District Six and in the high jump and pole vault, Kephart stood up to the best of them before faltering and placing second in each. The win in the relay event brought Conemaugh Township its second trophy of the season, but a school must secure three Wins in that event to keep permanent possession of the prize. Ending the season in a rip-roaring manner. the Indians amassed a total of 98Vz points to easily outclass the Som- erset and Shade Township runners and Win the coveted district championship. Three records were discarded as Kephart set two and Lehman of Somerset broke the mile run mark. District champs from Conemaugh Township were Barndt in the 440, Butchko in the 880, and Kephart in the pole vault and high jump. In addtion, the Indians Won the half-mile and the mile relays. This year, the Indians will be guided by their pre-war coach. Mr. Robert Kelly, who will take over the reins in place of Mr. Grenninger. V 44' u ff F411 ff! '-:lb 7:- -055221.11 -7' 'L , ,,,+ 2' wg ' , .7 'zur I4 n --45 W . 56? fi WIS? xii' Qi la., E 1 Ga Q H A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Iosoph Arcail Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Backman Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Bailey Mrs. Magdeline Balog Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barndt Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Iamos Barty Mr. and Mrs. Silvino Benini Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biiano Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borosky Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Boyts Iames Cassler Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Sirohl Cassler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christie P THU SOCIAL Wolfe Huber Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Iarnes Mike Kadilac Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kanlner Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey L. KautII1CUT1, 5 W. W. Keim Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelly lane Kisslak Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Klimek Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kocher Miss lean Koneiczny Mr. and Mrs. Paul Korns Mr. and Mrs. Korywchak Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman Mr. George Linderman Mrs. Albert Lloyd Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Christie Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Clement Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Conzatti Robert M. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Dinges Mr. Cornelius Donati Miss Esther Donati Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. 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William Bruno, General Merchandise Cambria Rowe Business College Chic Hat Shop City Market Davidsville Flour 5: Feed Mill Dora Mae Nico1li's Beauty Shoppe Economy Market, L. H. Nelson, Prop. Elite Bakery Gales Clothing Store Gironda Tavern Glosser Bros. Gordon's Dairy Store, Nina Walker, Hammond Beauty School Hackey's Food Market Hillman-Rainey Supply Co. Holsopple Auto Service, Robert McGough, Prop. Home Furniture Company Hursts' Hotel Iames Dairy Dell Ierome Theater Lou's Army and Navy Store Mangel's- Ready lo Wear Store AND Prop. Ninety Mr. and Mrs. Frank Telenko George E. Tempest Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas Alvin Trachok Mrs. E. W. 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