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

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Q99 - 'Q 'cpe 3 J 5' J' Q9 ' 4 'C' .9 ' 2 ag . 6 - J 'Q 14 . if fb 4 ' e ' ef 0 0 ' 'P - 01,4 . 4' J, 0 '2az,, 15.9 A 303135 ,6fe6,' .2 Q-3f'aJ45,J' O.. ,,. 'ef - 03,,4 QJe,4 3- ef .9 ' ' ' J 9 ' .cs , 3 6' J - 014' 4-' I' ' 'yolk' .96 .' .9 . -9.410 JR' - '9f'oA., . 2 f' 'fs' JO'-3, 6' ,A W N 'fx -37- T'i'7 gb Q' 'QL an XLSIZ... SQ wf - f A M XX V ff ffl if 4 R117 7 X if fm' , 5? '- . 5 N ji f f fl. 1 'V ' fl!! A . V X7 lfflml f -ff ' . , u XY--- ig.: ix Yi wx X. ffu x,x. SEVENTH BH!-IDE FIRST ROW R. Affleck I. Allen, Armstrong, A. Baer. M. Baker. C. Bateman. I. Beam, G. Bcrkcy SECOND ROW I. Blrclv. A. Blough. I. Blough. P. Blowgh. R. Blough. R. Blough, K. BOSIC. D. Brenchak. THIRD ROW R. Buxh I. Burchko. R. Cable. I. Carroll. I. Cl-nrxsne. B. Clcmcnt, E. Coachman. I. Conzatn. FOURTH ROW N. Coy. M. I. Croyle R. Custer. H. Dalubx, W. DI Renzo D. Domtzcu. Drummond. I. Drummond, FIFTH ROW M. Drummond. VV, Farru, B. Fender, A. Fxrm. P, Firm. D. Fronzoll. I. Garlcsky, K. Gaudlnp, SIXTH ROW D. Gmdlcspcrgcr. K. Gmdlcapergcr. S. Gmdlcxpergcr, A. Granclm. N. Grcnmgcr. F. Grllhth R Hams:- C. Hart. SEVENTH ROW R, Horncr I. Howard. 1 1 I. 'B '7' w fm Q52 gi P lg I . SEVENTH EH!-IDE FIRSI' ROW B Perm. S. Prysmznulk N. Reckncr B Rcdlck D Recd. D. Rouxer R. Ruqq. S. Rvcvk SECOND ROW G. Saylor I. Seqanuw. Srxplonl. G. Scnuvzm. D. Shaffer, I. Shaffcr, P. Shaffer, R. Sl-urvv THIRD ROVV I I Sxdonc I. Snulh.NI.bpc1ChL'r S. Spcnhcr V Spcxchcr B. Sprmgcr, M. Stahl I. Starvns FOURTH ROW I Steele R Stcvcns T Smrznmn, I Sulllvan I Summxtw, C. Swaps, D. Swupc, R. Slala l'IF'I'II ROXN' R. Tflenko IVI Ihnmax N 5I4hnma'- VV 'Ivhnmas I T1mk0.II 'I'nmx'lk WI.'I'rcma11a C Varncr SIXTH ROVV B Walker VV VVal1-mr I VVQIN-r S VVnlcv I. Wxllnarxnx F. NV1llx K Wllcof G. Yank SEVENTH ROW' IL Yoder I Yodcr 'I' Young S Youruh 5 Yuxhnlk H Zadcll. A Zadcll E Zmn. No picture axaxlahlc-I Zuccalono. cl f X J. 1 7 QL w 'X f K.. I ,I Q xl as, in A ,7 VI!! f H Y X N . WK? Q is -,rf 1 . E e - mfs 1, . jf -591 xx I K 1 X 'i,,,k0Z3l,f A xii' I -1.4, ' '.l5.:f1'1- FgV'iI.:A 5 4, I ' . ' - . ..-X xx . S- N. ' I 'I ' 7.41 1 3?-Yu. 4 if . ff--J'-1 X ti , ei ,, K .x my 'gy LH ' , ' J -13 ' :ff :',,- ., X' ' .fu . x, 4 H ..f,, ' .2-J,v,,i.m5.x.i 15, ,,..,L- 55- ,- R .,.- . , A . 1 .r ., .,,,mz---.-' nf .,. 3- ' H -1 - 4 ' ,ff fvf5e9xd'5b3dQy.,:1.,-.4-'- -, ,- ' mf .,43,,m ,-A.. .'. M, EIEHTH BH!-IDE FIRST ROW B. Aclelmc A.And1-eww. S Armstrong. S.Baldw1n. N Bauqhman, C Beam C Bcxstel I Bvrkcv SECOND ROVV S. Bcrklnmer. A. Burch C Bloomqunt N. Bloomqunt. G Blouqh G Blouqh, V Blouqlf1,B Brown THIRD ROW D. Cable, S. Carrlco. M Cavler. T. Coachman. C. Cramer. D. Dams. I Demlco, M DcRuIuN, FOURTH ROW II. Dull I. Drrnnmg, A Ifaxh S. Iiaxh Cf Garlcxky IT Gxnzllcxpcrqcr D Goldcn R Gul:-vnlwrwkx FIFTH RCUW I Gorman li Gmakcr R. Grabusnlk I.. llaax 5. Ilarlcloxx R Harmon N llcari I llc-rxhlwlqvx SIXTH ROW R. Ilcrxhhergvr W l'I1Ilcgas.E,H1n1cs.R.Hohhs W Holxopplc IVI Ilnpkmx I Home 5 IIornc SEVENTH ROW I Hurnrr. R. Ilorncr. NI Iloxxcll G Hutrhxnxon R Ioncx, R. Ionrx VV Ionrx EIBHTH GRADE FIRST ROW D, Kaltcnbangh. R, Kcrpcr. Kelly. S, Kelly. B. Koontz, M. Koss. E. Kozlvlrc, M. Krassnnsln. SECOND ROW H. Knlak. S Lear I I.c Hen P. Lehman. L. Leopold, B. Maldrr. R, Marclnko D. Martnxfhn. TIIIRD ROW D. McDaniel. M. MnDonalcI. MrF.arIand. R. McTomc McI.ucas. H. Mctix, C. Mcyr-rs. R. Mevcrx FOURTH ROW I. Mlllvr. V. Mlllcr M. Mlwhlcr S. Mwhlcr. S. Montgomery, G, Moon. M. Morrrs. I, Murray. FIFTH ROVV G. Nauglc I. Nauglc, I7 Negast. I. Ncxxcomcr B, Nncodemux L. Norton A. Oxlcr. M. Oxtcr. SIXTH ROVV M. Prrvrwn, T. Phillips. M. Pike. B, Plpta. I7. Plpta. I. Plnta. I.. Prlcc. R. Pumhalr. I EIGHTH EH DE FIRST ROVV T. Ratlxff, D. Rcskncr C. Rm-der. A Rnhmxky. I. Rlsch. L Robertson. R. Roqcrs N. Ruqq SECOND ROVV T. Rummel R. Salxagqxc, W. Secora. D. Shaffer, 5. Shaffer R Shaxxlcv. H Shrnycr. C Shuxlrlc THIRD ROW W, Sleppy, T. Smnth. S. Snyder. C. Sntosky, C. Spelcher. A Stahl. R. Srcrn. M. Stern. FOURTH ROW B Shfflcr. S Szala D Thomas P. Tomx E. Updykc. M Urankar I Varner. D Vrrtorl FIFTH ROW R. Vlfkroy. D. Vmosky. M. Wanko. F. Wanko. N. Weir. A. Wheelcr. R. VV1lcy, L. Wllllarnx SIXTH ROW I. Wxlxon. B. Yoder. M. Yoder, M. Yoder. M. Yoxr, I. Ynunkm D Ymxrxrh. D. Zlmmerman Picture not avallahle-I Thomas 1 my PHESHME .X OFFICERS AND DEANS SITTING-Mr. Terebus. I. Backman. President: Miss Lohr. STANDING-I. Bollmgton. Treasurer: I. Smith. Secretary: P. Keith. Vice President. Iust getting started on their career at C. T. H. S. are the Freshmen who are by no means green. They know just Where they're going and what it takes to get there. The Freshies or- ganized about the middle of the term and chose Miss Lohr and Mr. Terebus as their guiding lights. As an activity these students sold tickets to the Swanee Minstre1. They plan to hold a skat- ing party during the summer vacation. 1 i as vi J U. 2. 1' in A Q ,V2 vw 55 i , Q' W., L .. l NIN TH SHADE FIRST ROW' E. Henry. E. Hermhberger. R. Hnmes. M. Horne. I. Horvat. K. Huber. R. Huff. D. Hulzell. SECOND ROW' I. Ianus. W Iordan. B. Kaufman. G. Kaufman. R. Kaufman. I. Keim. P. Keith. P. Korns. THIRD ROW' W. Kosco. NI. Kovach. K. Kubasik. P. Kutchman. R. Lape. D. Leawe. I. Lentz. N. Leventry. FOURTH ROW H. Long. A. Magdelxnlc. Maggs. F. Manges, K. Manges, I.. Marisa. Martnishn. IVIcHoes. FIFTH ROW P. McDan1cl, W. NIcLucas. W. IVIcTon1n. L. Muller. M. Muller, P. Muller. C. Mlntmier. R. Mnahler SIXTH ROW I.. Moore. B. Morrls. Naugle. E. Nestor. T. Oakman. G. Peopy. P. Peters. R. Peterson No picture available-C. Marnn, P. Murray. NINTH EH!-IDE FIRST ROW: S. Peterson. W. Petro. S. Pnckerill. F. Popp. S. Rager. F. Ravenscraft. D. Reckner. N. Rimoldn. SECOND ROW I. Rogers. R. Roseman. D. Rotruck. D. Sala. F. Saylor. R. Saylor, S. Sepety. E. Sciplom. THIRD ROW- I Shaffer, S. Shilling. D. Shlrey. R, Shrover. A. Simpwon. D. Sleek, D. Smith. I. Smlth. FOURTH ROW' S. Todero, M. Tomclk, G. Vlnosky. H. Welsh. S. Wexrlch. P. Wxlllams. R. Wxllxanlson. C. Wntkoxxskx FIFTH ROW: S. Todero. M. Tomclk. G. Vinosky, H. Welnh. S. Wlrnck. P. Wxlllaxxls. R. Wllllamson. C. Wllkovwkl. SIXTH ROW: I.. Yank. W. Yanus, D, Yoder. E. Yoder. R. Yoder. S. Znmmers. B. Wlshinsky. K. Snltes. Pxctnre not available-L Wanko. E. Zuccalotto, 0 NX S f'clzl'iLQ7'LL to SUPHUMUHE5 OFFICERS AND DEANS Sl'l l'l ' ' Nb-Mr. Fuller, Miss Shaffer. STANDING-R. Pipta, Treasurer: R. Verna. President: I. Kosco, Vice President: N, Robertson Suretary. lAl'went when putnre vias taken.J Already the Sophies are making their mark in the sands of time and with two more years to go, at the rate they're going now, they can't help but be a success. Although like all previous Sophomore classes they were limited in activities, they enthusi- astically held a skating party and two one-act plays. The deans who deserve a lot of credit are Miss Shaffer and Mr. Fuller. .J ' TE TH SHADE FIRST ROW: R. Altemus. W. Andrews. Badaczewskr, R. Baker. H. Bateman. R. Blackner. T. Blackner. B. Blough SECOND ROW' C. Blough. F. Blough, L. Blough. Boncoski. P. Bonccwki. M. Bracken, I. Brenchak, I. Butchko. THIRD ROW: C. Cable. L. Carrlco. Cortewe. D. Cugini. B. Custer. Custer. M. Custer. D. Clark. FOURTH ROW: R. Daniels. E. Davidhlzer. L. Dlrcnzo. P. Duppstadt. E. Eash. L. Eaeh, D. Fender. I. Fxrl. FIFTH ROW: W. Fisher. N. Fleck. R. Fochtman. L. Foreback. L. Furst. L. Fyock. Plclure not available-E. Eckenrode. TE TH BH IIE K. George. Glmroth. R. Golden. W. Goughenonr. M. Green. Hale. B. Havrllak, A. Hemric SECOND ROW: R. Holsopple, Horner. D. Hostetler, M. Kanlz. I. Knapp. E. Komeczny. I. Kosco. Kosmach. THIRD ROW: I. Krupa. L. Leopold. G. Lmt. K. Lmtz. R. Llntz. C. Lohr. I. Lubas. R. Maldet. FOURTH ROW- V. Mantxnn. Marcxnko. S. Mecarvey. P. Meyerx. R. Meyers. O. Muller, W. Neath. F. Neqast. FIFTH ROW I. Negast, R. Pnpta, R. Punehak. N. Robertson. A Rogalla. E. Rummel. B. Sala. L. Salam. Pictures not available-A. Maldet. C. May. P. MCTon1c, C. Montgomery. W, Rlley. TE TH GHIIIJE FIRST ROW- I. Salley, R. Salvagglu. F. Schrecengost. NI. Semivan, I. Sickerl, W. Skladanowski, IVI. Sotoxky, G. Spike: SECOND ROW: I. Speicher. E. Steeg. D. Stern. D. Stevens. L. Sterner. L. Tasin, D. Thomas. G. Thomas. THIRD ROW: G. Thomas. L. Thomas, M. Thomas. W. Thomas M. Timko, S. Torquato, P. Valentine. R. Verna. FOURTH ROW: A. Vinosky. R. Vmogky. I. Walker. K. Walker, S. W FIFTH ROW: S, Wishinsky. B. Yoder. D. Yoder. D. Yoder, E. Yoder. R. Yoder, I. Yost, F. Zaho. eaver, D. Welsh. D. Williams. S. Witeof Www W UNIUHS Q OFFICERS AND DEANS STANDING-D. Lybarger. Vice President: Racosky, Secretary: K. Secovlch. Treasu r SITTING-Mr. Salay, Mrs. Kring, F. Shilling, President. They've had no time on their hands this year, these busy bees We call Iuniors. Under the fine direction of their deans, Mr. Salay and Mrs. Kring, they sponsored a Snow Dance, Iunior Class Play, Iunior-Senior Prom, and a skating party. Every activ- ity was a tremendous success. What a great Senior Class they will make! ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW L. Alwme, Baughman, S. Baumgardner. L. Blough, E. Boslc. A. Bowman, A. Burkhart. E. Caulcr. SECOND ROW A. Conzattl. D. Cnughenour. C. Cuglnl. M. Custer. M. Dxll. N, Drrenzo. D. Excher. S. EppIev. THIRD ROW. D. Ewrng. R. Fclhaner. S. Fnggc, H. Frrm, H. Fxsh. K. Gray, M. Hackey. W. Hamas. FOURTH ROW E. Harker. R. Hcrshherger. R. Hcrshherger, R. Holwopple. A. Iiopkrns, E. Horne. T. Iackson. H. Kaltrnbauqh FIFTH ROW D. Kelly. B. Knapp R. Koontz, F. Korywchak. A. Leonard. D. Lint. S. Lxvmgstone. Lubas. ELEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW D, Lybargcr. D. Maldct. S Mangcs, S. Nlarmc. S, Mascmcfhl, M. Mastrocola, May, A. Moon SECOND ROW I, Nexxcomcr E North. W. Oster. S Patosky. L. Pcllatlm. R. Pcllatxro. S. Pepoy, H Prro. THIRD ROW D, Peterson, XV. Pxckerlll. Pike. E. Plpta. E. Prpta, H. Plpta. G. Propogqlo, C. Punako. FOURTH ROW I, Racosky, T. Ravenscraft. T. Riley. Rutchey. L. Rogalla. G, Rouwer. L. Sartor. K. Sefovlch. Pncture not avaliable-D. Palmer. ELEVEN TH GRADE FIRST ROW A. Sendek. I. Shauhs. F. Shnllmg. H. Shuhxc. I. Sleek. P. Smakula. E. Smay. R. Smash. SECOND ROW' A. Splker. D. Sprlnger. R. Steel, T. Stevens. D. Stuftzman. E. Stutzman. R. Stutzman. Szala THIRD ROW. N. Thomas. R. Thomas. S. Thomas. B. Txllman, I. Tcath. P. Unger, F. Urankar. M. Vamer. FOURTH ROW' I. Vltko. B. Wlley. D. Wllllams. R. Yoder. D. Yost. F. Zadel. S. Zambanlnl. Zmn. LOCKIE BOYD-Backheld GILBERT DAVIS-Backheld PAUL VVASNIK-Backfleld STEVE PEPOY-Backfleld GEORGE RAHAB-End will ELBERT MONTGOMERY-End FIJIITB LI. SCHEDULE C.T.H.S. Opponent -- A A - m y Boswell . Q LLLL 3 6 0 '?2fff3 egaf f A 5' Ferndale ...,.. , 14 5 97? Ebensburg .,.,, . 20 12 Westmont .., Yv. , 35 U Windber .,, 6 12 Bedford ,,,,......,..7,.... .. 34 U Adams Township ..,,. .. 12 U Shade ..,..Yoo.........Ao,.. 3 38 12 Somerset .,.,. .. 41 20 ANTHONY CUGINI-Tackle EARL SLEEK-Guard DAVID LYBARGER-Center RALPH NILAKER-Guard ALBERT KALTENBAUGH-Tackle COACH STEVE TEREELIS Q? wi I 'I fs ' A a , I . N . 'A .575 T O I . , . J . I ' - . -3' I gi L. 4 A Q L - PIIIJTB LI. The Conemaugh Township Indians started off the l949 season with four veterans, a new coach and a host of eager candidates. The final Whistle at Somerset rang down the cur- tain on the most successful season since the building of the school. Not only did the Indians make the best record with eight Wins and one loss, but completely outdistanced previous e honors received by the team. In league competition C. T. H. S. placed first in the Mountain Conference battle and tied with Conemaugh for second place in the Western Conference hook-up. Three C. T. H. S. players gained places on the Tribune All- Star teams, Lockie Boyd and Anthony Cugini on the first squad and Gib Davis on the alter- MANAGIERS QSSISTANT COACHES R, Vg,-na, LQ, Iiarylsm Lunches Shank and Ka-llv rm -- '- 'WY' ' --Y -'- W-v v 'mv-M F 1 ' N' .11 nv nr? if Av It t 3 Q e,,,p4 if, ww .i....J leg, ,. . 'Siag: i - nate team. As a final achievement, Coach Steve Terebus received the Dapper Dan Award for Coach of the Year. Of the eight regulars that played their last game for Conemaugh Township Lockie Boyd and Gib Davis stand out as the most effective l-2 punch in the District. A big man on any- one's team, Anthony Cugini impressed both player and coach as the player to watch. The aggressiveness of Earl Sleek and the dura- bility of Albert Kaltenbaugh made the left side of the line a stone Wall. Ram Mlaker, line general and spark of the team, and George Rahab, brilliant defense man rounded off the forward Wall Which was a coach's dream come true. The Indians' most underrated player, Paul Wasnick, While outshone by most of his famous running mates, Was never outplayed or outfought by any member of the team. The 1950 team will be strengthened by the three veteran underclassmen, Pellatiro, Lybarger, and Pepoy. ILINIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW-M. Grecn, Kosco L. llynck, I Plkc. D. Lyhargcr L Pcllatlro A lmormrtl. K Gray P Smakula SECOND ROW-E. Basic. R. Baker. S. Wishlvtskw' I Baclaczcxxskl. S Pcpov, l. Carrluw S Livingstone I Walker. B. Custer. THIRD ROVV-R. Stutzman I Hrcnchak R Movers D Coughcnour R. Dann-ls D Malalcl VV Rnlcv I. Yost. EP' 7 -5 'vf v Q? Q O fir, 'X 'I Y S q'0f0 5 www ' 'gnu M' Q 5 of 0' S A 'YQJ 'Nb qv 64- tx N90 Wage ' mvxmwqho 91 ' S 'wo V, 9',,g Q 'R wfilfgj 9,0 Q5 '2 ff: Gown? 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Our hope is that we have taught rightly and et- fectively- kindness in the home, honesty in business, helpfulness in society: burden-bearing in work, forgiveness towards the penitentg hope towards the untortunatep self-discipline towards ourselves: selt-sacrifice and service towards the state and nation: a way of life towards hu- manity, reverence, love and obedience toward God. Our faculty and student body have worked together toward these ends and have done several outstanding pieces of work. But there are many more jobs remaining to be done. We shall attempt them as soon as possible. May I express my thanks and appreciation to the teachers, students, school board and all others who so willingly made their contributions to these etforts. G. W. STEPHENS 'Qi PRINCIPAL ALDSTADT, HELEN BOYTS -California State Teachers College. English. COMMENCEMENT-the goal of every high school student is rightly named. High school graduation is not really the end but the be- ginning-a key to the door that opens to con- tinued learning, new experiences, mature activities, worthwhile work. To consider grad- uation more than an opportunity is to invite disappointment and frustration. In high school it is important that we choose wisely, accept responsibility, grow strong, and work and play co-operatively with our fellows. These same qualities will stand you in good stead after May 22, 1950. Oh Conemaugh with spacious halls and campus bright and green, Our fondest memories will remain in each endearing scene. Always we wish for you the best of lite in the years that are to be. TELFORD B. BLOUGH FACULTY BECKLEY, LANDIS P.-B.S Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Commercial Geogra- phy, Consumer's Education, Typing, Law, School Bank CONNUMACH General Adi visor. BERKEBILE, PAUL C.-B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Chemistry, Physics. BOUCHER, A. FORD-Gem eva College, Duquesne Uni- versity, B. S. in E. Univer- sity oi Pittsburgh, B. S. in Ed. Indiana State Teachers College. Mathematics, Iun- ior High Coach. 'f x A - 5' I . , x 1,4 s 'C DODD, SYLVIA--B. S. Otterbein College. Post Graduate Work at Indiana State Teachers College. Home Economics. FORNEY, CHARLES-B. S. California State Teachers College. History, Student Council Dean. FOSTER, KATHERINE-R. N. Conemaugh Val- ley Memorial Hospital School ot Nursing, Home Nursing, School Nurse. FULLER, ROBERT-B. S, Lock Haven State Teachers College. Geography, Sophomore Class Dean. GRAZIANO, ROSELINE-B. S. University of Pittsburgh. Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Ex- ploratory Commercial, School Store. GRENINGER, CURTIS I.-B. S. Pennsylvania State College. Senior High Mathematics, Sen- ior Class Dean. GRIFFITH, RUTH K.-Beaver College. Home Economics. HELSEL, HOWARD-B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College, Industrial Arts Certification, Cali- fornia State Teachers College, Masters Equiv- alent in Ed. Industrial Arts. ICKES, CATHERINE KELLY-B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers. Health and Physical Education, Iunior and Senior High Cheerleaders, G. A. A. Advisor, Secretary of Athletic Club. IFFT, CHARLES-B. S. Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Agriculture, F. F. A. KAUFMAN, GRACE-A. B. Duke University. Geography, Spanish. KAUTZ, ROBERT F.--B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College, M. A. University of Pittsburgh. P. O. D., Driver's Education. KRING, FRED S.-B. S. Millersville State Teachers College. Biol09Y, General Science, Faculty Athletic Manager. KELLY, ROBERT L.-B. S. Millersville State Teachers College. M. Ed. University of Pitts- burgh. Social Studies, Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. KRING, HILDA-B. S. Millersville State Teach- ers College, English, Iournalism, CONTOWN- IAN advisor, Drarnatics, Iunior Class Dean. LOHR, ELIZABETH-B. S. Pennsylvania State Teachers College, M. Litt. University of Pitts- burgh. English. Freshman Class Dean. 'Ri' SHIRK, HELEN SHULTZ-B. S. Millersville State Teachers College. Librarian, Magazine Cam- paign Chairman, SPIRES, GARNET-B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College. Art, CONNUMACH Art Advisor. MAY, ERMA KAUFMAN-A. B. Albright Col- lege. English, History, Alpha Y-Teens Advisor. MELLINGER, KATHERINE-A. B. Wilson Col- lege. Latin, English, CONNUMACH Literary Advisor. MOLLURA, PETER-B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers College, History, Physical Education. SALAY, IOHN, IR.-B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College, M. A. Columbia University. In- strumental Music, High School Bands, Orches- tra, Swing Band, Twirling Club, Iunior Class Dean. SHANK, WALTER-B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, North Central College. Bas- ketball and Baseball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Physical Education and Health. SHAFFER, BLANCHE L.-B. S. In Public School Music-Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Iunior and Senior High Choruses and Ensembles, Boy's Quartet, Girl's Trios, Choir, Sophomore Class Dean. s if SPORY, IAMES W.-B. S. cmd M. Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. English, Wrestling Coach, Redman Club Advisor. STATLER, MARGARET R.-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Shorthand, Typing, Com- mercial Office. STUCK, HOMER-B. S. California State Teach- ers College. Industrial Arts. TEREBUS, STEVE-B. S. Carnegie. Industrial Arts, Football Coach. Freshman Class Dean. THOMAS, KENNETH R.-B. S. and M. Ed. Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. American and World History, Hi-Y, CONNUMACI-I Photography Ad- visor. . ' 4 , TREXEL, ERNEST W.-B. S. California State Teachers College, M. Ed. University oi Pitts- burgh. Mathematics, CONNUMACH Financial Advisor, Rifle Club Advisor. WARD, RUTH HORNICK-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Iunior Business Training, Typing, Exploratory Commercial, Senior Class Dean. WILL, ELIZABETH I.--A. B. University of Pitts- burgh. English, General Science, Beta Y-Teens Advisor. 1 -1, ,A .,1-. 'O-gwq' Q Nb QZQQY rp me 'w . -fr , Qs' fx -,fin rom . Qs -59 QV- . V . x. . 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'3' 'lf ' 0 'Y 'ft Qt K9 Q' Mx 'X NE: 'O .b Q 'N SE IIJH PLAY SI'l'TlNG1I.etrm Ruqhrl-M Baruch H Kalmanxr G Dans D Ncgasr G Harrison M Cochrane R. Young, andl Smith S'l'ANDlNGfll Ravnmn S Maqxlclumu L l'l1ronumns ll Krlnq A Cugim H Oppy P lnfantmn. D. Nll'shler.1lnCl Cl.W1lluar11x X I fy It was a Ianuary ThaW only this year it happened in ' November when the Seniors presented their hit production. S O The Gages, well-to-do New Yorkers, bought a country X X home in Connecticut believing that the old fashioned Rock- N Woods, previous residents, were dead. But the Rockwoods Q fp , came back, upsetting the quiet Gage home. After a blood- . X less revolution peace was made and every one was happy. XA J EHEEHLE!-IDEHS g SENIOR Hllill C1lIIiERl.liAIJliRS Il. Mvvvrs, I. Rarmlm. I, Sleek, I Iiulchlao. A. Dvxhl, 5. lVI.4sL'mnI'lu D. Cuqmi I Fuclvtnmn. I liofhtnmn I. Luhas ILINIOR IIIGII CIIIQERLIZAIJIERS BCJ'll'I'flIVIfR. Vtfllvv. I. Garltwkv, I. Kunhcr, rx. Pint., lf. Impp. lVIIDlJI.lf-Ci. l'It'1nr1Ih. D. Slrclx, li Rnvvvxscrnft. TOP-P Cm-In-.mc. M. Pnkt-. VV, Knsuv F Pipla, S Zlmnzt-rs. Q HEAD Cl'IEliI2I.IiAIJIiI25 5. lVIfusr1msl1l,A. Dcnhl. Our ten snappy cheerleaders brought school spirit up With a bang this year. In new White jackets, they took part in the Annual Cheerleading Con- test, held by Southrnont, last year's Winners. The girls enjoy cheering and have learned that .... cooperation is a must! ln 1-. if , 1, W QQ N zkmggq . . a 1-ff. S 5 ' Y ,fa 'uvf . 1 ' '44, I-1-. .vaf-Af' ' V 2119? I Ff : 'Q' m 1 it ' K g ,Rf ,. , 15 : 5- f 'Q 'IFA lm ix: g-'4 I PM jx , . Q54 Q 6 H E Q' r-Q ' r ,H 194.1 ia- ', L' D .I '12 W 8 'I 'BW' - 4 ,YZ , ' Sw ZQHVE ' ed? 'WT Q Y! -I -F '-'f' ISE Pm- ' , , 2, V A: sg? 'W ugh H , iv K UZZEQ -if if 'ffl . d ., I x in gil A-, ff - A . 4 . ' W + , gs fir- - 9 ,5 ., , WU evfx M10- 44 . 'Y 5 '-:Ju-5, J D V A . W .f K, , .2 K 1 gf, A K l A . 5 t, Q A v ,:, I J' R1 Q ' -- Ni. 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' -' - f. pjiiffg .S ' an ,V fi ' S r 'P' j, 1,. .v f ., -jffzjqif ,f'. fx 24, ,.... , Q im , '1 ii Nj, fa ,f H J witgi, 3 f , W Lu .ik Agn K1 x J If ,Fx A U -E X 'Q 5 ra 'F an . 11 If , rn 4 sa 17 QP. w if 2 2 ' ffm 5,-'N SENIOR HIGH HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB The Hunting cmd Fishing Club was organized for the purpose ot acquainting the boys with the different types ol wildlite, The highlights of the year were a tield trip to ct fish hatchery and a game reserve, With Mr. Gren- inger as director, this club turned out to be a lot of fun. President-Tom Ravenscratt Vice President-Dick Foreback Secretary-4Treasurer-Bob Farris Advisor-Mr. Greninger PHOTOGRAPHY Put on your Amident Smile. Click! It you had seen someone running around snapping pictures like mad, it was only a member of the Photography Club. The students were instructed in the correct procedure of taking a picture, developing negatives and other im- portant whys and wherefores of photography. President-Steve Magdelinic Vice President-Dick Todero Secretary-Dolores Clark Treasurer-Iames Eirsman Advisor-Mr. Thomas MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB KMACSD The Music Lovers would be an appropriate name for these girls. During club period they listened to records of any thing from Bach to Boogie and discussed these records and famous composers, President-Helen Shubic Vice President-Genevieve Thomas Secretary-Mary Louise Mastrosola Treasurer-Sara Ruth Telenko Custodian-Mary K. Hackey Librarian-Betty Morris PING PONG CLUB Skill in playing Table Tennis was the main purpose of this organization. By watching the members play, you can see that this has been fully accomplished. President-Fred Shilling Vice President-Arthur Hopkins Secretary-Ronald Blough Treasurer-Stanley Shilling Advisor-Mr. Forney F nur -1 .2 r i 1 V flfznf ' IUNIOR HIGH PINOCHLE A new club in school this year was the Iunior Pinochle. These students were eager to learn the popu- lar game of pinochle for their own pleasure and pastime. President-George Pepoy Vice President-Steve Szala Secretary-Bill Petro Treasurer-Dick Shirey Advisor-Miss Lohr THE REDMEN CLUB This club, organized for the purpose of promoting more desirable school spirit, had limited activities this year because oi economic conditions. However, the tradilional Alumni Game and Dance were sponsored by this group and a committee submitted a constitution which was accepted by the club, President-Louise Croyle Vice President-Leonard Pellatiro Secretary-Connie Williams Treasurer-Ann Kocher Advisors-Mr. Spory and Mr. Kring SENIOR HIGH PINOCHLE The Pinochle bug must have bitten a large number of C. T. H. S. students, You never saw anyone studying more diligently than these people as they attempted to learn to play this card game. As the saying goes All work and no play makes lack a dull boy! President-Walter Oster Vice President-Robert Verna Secretary-Don Coughenour Assistant Secretary-Bill Rullo Advisor--Mr. Berkebile RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club was one of the few clubs organized at the beginning of the school term. Under the guid- ance oi Mr. Trexel, these boys tried to improve marks- manship, safety in handling firearms, and above all sportsmanship. President--Iim Kelly Vice President-Carl Blough Secretary-Robert Yoder Treasurer--Robert Bowman Advisor-Mr. Trexel 1 ff - 3 - ' x . f rx 1 - .'f,i. ,- v., v '3443' rl-' - ffffzs-f -. 5 SY . 5 X 4. -451 'Q . l' W , 9-i , I I in ws V 1 . .V 11 , a . 3 x 1 E P rx f hi J I N I '1. I il , T V U .3 ug VARSITY C CLUB In this club we find all the might and brawn of Conemaugh Township. The football and basketball players, wrestlers and trackmen with their leader Coach Terebus, discussed Ways of improving the sports pro- gram. Through such organizations as this, Conemaugh Township will continue to produce many more splendid athletes. President-Steve Pepoy Vice President-Ierry Pike Secretary-Phil Smakula Treasurer-David Lybarger Advisor-Mr. Terebus ALPHA Y-TEENS Cooperation, service projects, and personality prob- lems are some of the many subjects these Y-Teen girls discussed in their club meetings. Y-Teens are affiliated with the Y. W. C,A. in Iohnstown where they hold swimming parties and social gatherings, President-Ann Keafer Vice President-Betty Lou Wingard Secretary-Shirley Thomas Treasurer-Kathryn Thomas Inter-Club Council Representative--Martha Barndt Program Chairman-Ioyce Bockel Advisor-Mrs. May BETA Y-TEENS The Beta Y-Teens are the junior branch of the Y--Teens. They discussed social problems and also at- tended many parties at the Y. W. C.A. President-Carole Lohr Vice President-Frances Zabo Secretary-janet Smith Treasurer-Wilma Kosco Inter-Club Council Representative-Lila Thomas Program Chairman-Margaret Devlin Advisor-Miss Will HI-Y Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean living are the standards for all Hi-Y members. Every Wednes- day night Mr. Thomas and this group met at the High School for discussions. They annually compete in a Bible Study contest. After the meeting the boys took time out to play a game of basketball. fOf course the meetings wouldn't be complete without a few of Mr. Thomas' jokes.l President-Allen Boyd Vice President-Iohn Kubasik Secretary-Elwood Horne Treasurer-George Harrison Chaplain-Gilbert Davis Advisor-Mr. Thomas . Q, 'CM 2 5 1' . '5 ...Q-,E-. Dual Cmdwl ' l Dllllllll lltlllllltlli EAR TERRACE CHEVRGLETE wi UEPGME DRIVER EDUCATION CLUB To promote better and safer driving is the chiet aim ot this club, which was under the instruction of Mr Kautz All the do s and don'ts of driving were taught and carefully observed. Valentine Dance All who attended will long remember the terrific Queen ot Hearts Dance the Seniors sponsored on February ll, 1950. In the midst of hearts and cupids students danced to the music of Duke Andrews. A special fcaiure of the dance was the reign ot three queens elected by each of the Senior High School classes. Sally Chynoweth, a senior, who later repre- sented Conemaugh Township High School at the Maple Festival at Somer- set, was elected Queen of Hearts. Shir- ley Thomas, a junior, and Ioan Gimroth, a sophomore, were queens for their re- spective classes. .IUNIUH PL Y 5 1 l SITTING-D Lyhargcr. F Sh1lllng,S Masrmcchl F. Korywchalc. D Elch I Rthy H S Kb hlRqaIlaLBlqhBI'l'll DLrPBlqhPUq STANDING-M. 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Miss Shaffer devoted much ot her valuable time to perfecting this excellent group ot singers. SE HIH HIGH ENSE BLE JUNHIH HIEH IIHIIH S In preparation for taking part in the Senior High School Chorus, our Iunior High singers blended their voices in the All-County Chorus program and in assemblies. The librarians of this one hundred and titty-two voice group. directed by Miss Shatter, are Darlene Rotruck and Esther Yoder. Thirty ot our best Iunior High girls formed the Iunior High Ensemble which presented num- erous enjoyable programs at assemblies. Miss Shaffer is preparing these girls for iuture partici- pation in musical affairs. Nancy Greninger proved an able accompanist for the group. .IUNIIIH HIGH E SEMHLE tb me t 0 AfqYQ 0' I+T5'ei2?f5'f f-'-v ,, -ff W. ,few ' f1?. ' 3 ' , .4. gifx 1 3-5,5 V I M W .P A , H i N' wa S., A ' -QQ 15 wi K QNX K , xA' kg? 1,1 ix lx ' V ' - Q K 1 ' fn , ' 5 s iv ' . , A -, ff Y .,,,,...... - f' A A WN 'F f A N .Hu Vp! 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J ,, if 4. 1. ...X 3 1 W, ,- Qoaf w -1 'x CHOIR Miss Blanche Shaffer and her outstanding choir Won high acclaim not only in our school but throughout the entire district tor their beautiful rendition oi sacred compositions, QUARTET For as good as they Were, we didn't hear enough from this silver-toned boys' quartet, composed of Frank Uranker, William Riley, Dwight Mishler, and Leonard Pellatiro. SENIOR GIRLS' TRIO In addition to entertaining the student body many times, this Senior High Girls' Trio sang at club meetings in Iohnstown, lerome and other towns. These singers are Moria Fish, Mary Kathryn Hackey and Esther larvis. PIANIST Martha Barndt, our pianist, who accompan- ied the outstanding choral groups throughout the year, also found time to devote her efforts to church activities. She was never too busy to find time to accompany any singer. IUNIOR HIGH TRIO We like them! So did the lohnstown Lions Club when they sang at the Lions' meeting. This Iunior High Girls' Trio includes first soprano, lane Thomasp sec- ond soprano, Grace Blough, and alto, Nova lane Head. ,gi LYQDV Q 4, Y ,w -qbrv . v . 'Q Gy 4 Q1 Q 5. 5 . ,X 600180 to . . Qwgyw 'u www to wovqya . Q, . -,X .,g-,rica Q ww 41290909 4' bb 'LQ 2 b RK QS JANUARY 'fx 42, +1 -fu, Q 'H fvq, fu 'N 'Y Q, ' q.g,x'29fxq' .b4qvfl'7'q,Q9 59 Q Vw-elf b'5x V 0, 'lf 'N ' -57' 'Von Q ' N q, 47 N ' 'olpxfbb a. X, ', ,015 'aww :N '.. o1ffzf-Q9n'X .x QQ' 'NOA e w, fx! f X 42 ,QL -Ci? 'fv 'S ' YQPN X 1 X D'wQ '. -N W... Q' Q' 4, fi n - 8 . 5. 5 f fx 40 by vw' Q 5 9105 . 'N 413' bhqia, Q9 4 ' o fr? fvflffx 'Sv 05 Q, 2939- QQ Q Q K ,. S' Saws Q F 4 'YQ 4 , -Q' 1 ob abywq, X fo 'W We K ' ' 4, Vx N'?9'Xq' how? q' f ,N, 1 1 fn 'Hx 2 ' L.. f N 0rb'Y,5y ' 90 'N-1 D c 9 f 0, Q, 'b R 1 I 'Y . QS' --X 'af QS' 5 ,l ED' ' -s N ' ' Q W v, ., . fb Q, . cw Q, Gi. Q.. Wo ' , .05 'JN Q. g'Q Q. xq'3',.gyq . '10 'Nvlrybqf . '45 'mg Q1 , . Q ' '- gn' G. 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Conemaugh SCHEDULE CTHS Opponents 38 Z1 50 48 37 44 38 41 ,, , 38 28 30 55 48 46 52 30 53 45 43 46 34 54 34 55 32 52 38 39 59 72 45 50 51 46 49 59 56 47 59 30 43 61 924 969 G. RAHAB P. WASNIK A, CLIGINI D, COUGHENOLIR L. PELLATIRO G. HARRISON F, LIRANKER W. OSTER F SHILLING R VERNA H FIRM A HOPKINS II. T. H. 5. IN AIITIIQI , vin: 5 X. . Ma.,- UI 'I --sq... ig ,1 1-, I ' I.: ,f,,--: E V . X 1,-J -if Managers S, Dcxhodcx, S. Pepoy Coach Boucher Cocxch Shcmk R .IUNIUH I-XHSITY BOTTOM ROW-W. Oster, L. Carrico. F. Shilling, I. Kosco. W. Riley, I. Badaczewski. TOP ROW-A. Hopkins. M. Green, H. Firm, B. Verna. P. Smakula. R. Yoder. The Conemaugh Township cage team, coached by Walter Shank, had an unlucky season with 9 wins and 12 losses. After Winning 6 out of the first 9 games the Indians proceeded to drop 9 out of the last 12. The Braves had some very tight games, losing to Somerset 38-39 and Ferndale 43-46 and defeating Windber 48-46 and Boswell, 50-48. The worst loss suffered was at the hands of Westmont 30-55. The bright spot in the long string of defeats was the win over a highly touted Windber team which had previously de- feated Conemaugh. Of the first six varsity players four boys played their last game for Conemaugh Township: George Rahab, one of the smoothest ball handlers in the District, Anthony Cugini, hot-handed pivot man, George Harrison, playing for the first time after his leg injury and Paul Wasnick. The first string underclassmen who will form the backbone of next year's team are Don Coughenour, Len Pellatiro, and Frank Urankar. iv, wneenn .1 W' tlIE52iQ'f. Vox, 12 Fo. 1A Gegen! h Tqvvggggghizgx Sohoo1! DQVXAI15 N EVN EOXSCFUXON NEGYLO CYNYNXST 'xx C. F .H 5. UQCOXLD HONOREO X weeaeooa sw new ova' - Janos Bo Un!-1, Governor 'YOCQLLYIJ VXCKUYQS of -wa Gownveemtn of Yenne-ft 8 vp?-'Wi 'Ywf 6wa SYNC?-STO HPNYOPXNCY. 950 ns Germs! Baie Flesh! 1'1e.sh!. -:hot to ww hbt the Yearbook Ste!! is 'tht-.e efficient ne!! mittee nd-Solen noi eo so they gen tyne, 11 give Gxneo 1936 naive: ti 1, seeon a o oo 9 to 3696 59 L11 Lmgtioane or-0 nte one hoqege to Dr. Ca m gbon Carwr, o f 5 gin one ag piotur hoo! out on e-ny snapshots 1 when 'W-he tion in the oi Yennsfl-renin ha ing e notetfxe oontflbntxo te' e on grew oi Big 11030 5115 195 :ge 'ileehin xo negro do-eggs! '-Gal experxxrf TB-'16 -9 e- otei lllllbllllllil 6011 B015 'Shay are nlreeeg t e you e. nice .il o 'hrev n the 'BDO SRP Seietmilwoa , t present 11 , in 7.7.5 eg-,hoo1s are enfo1'L6e aoereee :mich teach ont youth X to ogorvw nvtvr vGh5o1ee sein e115 one eii'Lc'Lont11. The of-Iv grese one reev1-te oi this of et-motion have iof heen eggs fxng the 'A11 agencies ovneefvltxon son-goes. 'Ro !ao'11'1 ,W-ay oi the 1-ee eeuoation in eohoo1s oi Penns-J mg retain! oi ting n nd' 1'Lng ennxioati 1io6nees oi those hive on-r011eA in 9 tion dom-See, The this noi Qfoovon e 'YX10 0115 for 6 49 the 005 e 18 r01e1 Sent C-he 1or, S e gm ence. ' so 12511 be held- L .eo ere as !o11o1tSS 1her'- WCM-'- o et, Soyoe gp0V'e1, A99 331559 1-'Viet z . D9 'OYWQ-dmefYo 'iene-ro. no-ve 519' indie, B1 cvifwnei Jones, ae rD1oe Hefohherg CQv0ha'xgn6n 4 Gvgxgzi :D I B than-5 in Egg? N' tenor, Ybfxbi B096 Q e lfwbi Sepety, Helen iewbeir, ' H950 Yoiii' die s Cbfi-ni?-n'91oK for Dev'-. ,nv Lgholtz., Gxh 0 Ralph water. new iixnon.-Tohn Koheo , teve VD-goe11 Ol 001606 nie 1t lo e Taxi-rin 'Beret 'Le enue eottone iov QU-gm5 6e to 2. Saoh student ont h1s D operators , have b1vby at property noxarmee me -ty:ene?ennsy11o one ehvn rotnfn it oo ' nt wsooietxen. the -Q1-1noxof1. an r-,ida -'megan ,xpefieeo 3. T115 nfknei-pn er od is d she itnoon, '--fame 101-K 1, Aeeignflteo oi!1e1e1 ' qncfdited Edentg Q- , . Th Rn a- oeoh eds? 033250111 gsfedainumgefhe for 31 CONTO A153 the in tx? ,,-:lic tmlefg wrifinoigng-EG1iSme1r schOo'f'N1AN , ' W'fihe may 11 B 6 og Commeg. The Sh stu Clcsse new 15 on 11 '93 evo-Aiea a11 noone- .- fciql S Publ- dems S of Mslwper the ' 22 1, eo nr. 'sumo manger, -.. 'udemfhlng iff: my HMGTIXS P12355 vo, ., Zii ?? ,?a '::r.::1:: M., M W 6 6 6 T 11 , 50 9 X1 1,9 fs. M inter' bifg, fho Dafa 593 I Cn-QCII-ez btee, Qhm-ge of processing 3 PNN 0 9 X. PSN 5 I 5,2 Wwe ' A, sm ww. 9 mmm co: 2 Q at 9 ee. Q Vg., Magee-me when an he exgnee xn - elf-1 announces that zgeggm B me nine man-non 56,565 the 'Bono Concert 1111 he gfwen ,519 rjifveftrce which has been roserwo tebfnd 2' Tofmefli 'WC Bane e e x U' 1 exo1ne1vo1'g for tw Peffofmei in We anno!-1 Svfing G1 Me Q-nt, 99351, at Concert but no that has been Y? az -53,9355 on QQMQQ' eisoontinnee the bane 1111 pre, 53:55 vlrriv B1 thas arrangement, the sent e muon with only the H emo 1, iff' e oi those swoon!-o Wai P9fffi0'Lo0-1'ae. You-N-urea no mag A when 9-raw xqirigbisirot 11 be some ey tl ba nl 'Zliguneo' o1e?159-netftoosi :ge 5-99019007-'-' t 1' ,mn os Q rn S415 10161: 0 0 is pete and e tfko ei I egoxioetkon -aho hive eo1n91ete ei' Toeooetkon wnfeoe can oooh e 101 eo to env-e eiieettve etne-g 'fhfxnb this 91094090 one 'W3':,n -1-1-9-610 -Ai ol INSET-OFFICERS-M. Hackey, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, L. Croyle. Senior High Chaplamg I Zimmer, Secretary: L. Moore, Iunlor High Chaplain: F. Shilling, Vice President. I. Racosl-cy Treasurer, A. Sepety. President. SENIORS-L. Croyle, G. Harrison. A. Keafer. Kuhasila. A. Sepety. I. Zimmer. S. Thomas. . SOPHOMORES-C. Cable. Custer. I. Knapp, Kosro. P. Meyers. R. Plpta. G. Thomas, R. Verna FRESHMEN-R. Berzonslu, I. Bolllngton, M. Devlin. R. Dipre. B. Kaufman. P. Keith. I.. Nloorv S. Plckerlll, Smith, Stephenson. 5 IUNIORS-E. Cassler. M. Custer. M. Hackey. M. Mastrocola, Pike. I. Racoslcy, F. Shilling EIGHTH GRADE-G. Blough, K. Garlesky. R. Grabusmln. R. Horner. C. lVlcDan1el. M. Mi'-hlcr F. Negast. R. Punchak, I. Thomas. M. Yoder. SEVENTH GRADE-A. Baer, Christie. N. Grenmger. F. Kantz. M. Lapp. I. Marunkn. W Nauqlc P. Shaffer. I. Weber. A. Zadell. ST IIE T IIIIUNEII. September 27, 1949 was the date for the tirst meeting of the Student Council and also the beginning of their many activities which have been greatly appreciated by the student body. Improving hall conduct and the appearance of the girls' rooms was the first project. They took care of selling school supplies and at Christmas decorated the halls of Conemaugh Town- ship High School. The Senior Memorial Plaque, which lists the donations from each of the graduating classes, was finished this year. Also it was through their persistent efforts that clubs were started in Ianuary, l95U. PQ' w 5 Q-zqfro you w 4 wQ,01b0'v Q' co N' Y, 'v ' ' b'w- fo . 'Q - 'ff w 'lf - Y c,.f'1 vQ?'2f 049 -'xiqqtaowy Rf 4309 'Lb FEBHU 0' 'O Vwwwfah 4' ' ck 9 . .b ,vmxzbvq . 'NX Q? FLG 1. A41 Q,.QxQl Q . 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A Q af' N9 qv 0 Ish the gs Cold m h fo shp rg, R' .N 0? 'SJ 'Pb 1 Would He man Who m Y nose t0 n' Cy . A' 4. N' a. 'G V ' ver have b Gde this rn lp 'Q' 'ff 5 'Ne born, Onfh ' Q 'Y ' to Q? 47 ,. 6, . .Y- Q 'zixfzv im . fo . 45 -Q' -, '7' 'P '3' fzflkgf effigy EllNNUM!lIIH ST FF Editor Ann Keafer and Associate Editor Louise Croyle look amused as they discuss new ideas for page make-up. i anP we The business staff carefully add their credit and debit columns. This must be done carefully in order to successfully finance the CONNUMACH. Ann Kecxfer explains to the editorial stall what write-ups are necessary and WHEN! , ,ng vip . 'xg ft li lift' t t I Q' wr -..J , Cir on The typing staff gets a first glimpse of yearbook information as they type all the write-ups and identifications. What an assortment of pictures this photography staff uses! However, all these pic- tures form an interesting story of the school term. This small art staff proved that without quantity there can be quality. They planned the lay-out for the entire book. The CONNUMACH advisors gave their undivided attention to any and all problems that arose. ..- 'W 'v 31' ., V , 'ff' 2, i9m 'lf' 'Q R TP 'YQ' Q, -fx c1 i J' S69 Q of xv 'Q 'fx 1 'mfs ' V '19 47 'O 'M 4 'Rb ,ga Q, .. No M Q bhwqyqgfia .QI 3, -hgh MARCH .N Q9 Q 4, g., Qt, w fn 'N Q9 ' Q? Q KY' xp- '3' 'X 'xr '3'O,Q9fpq' - ,y 'vo ' 'Oh '1'7foQ' N Q43 'O eww. N, N ,O sf 'O N, Q Q' ffm Nfl? '21 'S Q -SD 'L Q7 In 'cwmwnb 431 .xx on O5 'QM q',,:x,'X of ' Q, 3, x 3 'Pm wow. 'N fb, sv 4, ,, 3 9595999 Q EE EEEEH X N 0 IQ 5 ' I ' -Shu-M-UQfC'0 'W ',fYl. 'rxb-f'7t.. M uNl'wr! 1. t bs ,ywft - J Q Q 'LQ Il: .N Q, Q fb bh'Y'27'Qf'9 ,Z .5 Q 19' 'QLNQ' 1 f f fff' '9 , 4. - ' 1 ' f f f 39 Q? 5 G. ' f 'N f .jd gi A 3 fi Lf, Q, I, QGWQQNE , . X Q NR Nqfbmq' 1-I f f ffl' hows' fb U ff Z ' 4 l 'f5'4X 'ZW' Z! if ff b 49 ,bp-. f Z0 4 '37 fm, Gb G f , -fl Pwr? sg. AN, X ,X fr f I . L . 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RAVENSCRAFT S REINHOLTZ R. STLITZMAN R THOMAS W PICKERILL MANAGER CASSLER COACH SPORH :Yu fs Fixvv-4 WHESTLI E After a slow start the Conemaugh Township grapplers under Coach lim Spory settled down to a successful season of 7 wins, 2 losses and l draw. The Indians dropped Z out of the first 3 meets then went through the rest of the season undefeated. Conemaugh Township recorded double wins over Boswell and Windber, defeated Bedford and Kiski in single matches, and tied the first and won the second with Iohnstown. In District 5 tournament at Bedford, which was won by Bedford, Horne in the 95 lb. class and Mlaker, 165 lb. class, won for the Indians. Six seniors graduate from the Varsity, leav- ing eight underclassrnen with four or more matches experience. The seniors are: Gib Davis, Lockie Boyd, Ram Mlaker, Sam Reinholtz, Bob Farris, and Iohn Kubasik. The underclassmen: Elwood Horne, Mitch Scipione, Torn Ravenscraft, Bob Stutzman, Dave Lybarger, Bill Pickerill, Ronald Thomas and Steve Wishinsky. Hi- LYBARGER IM- ,BOYD MLAKER ,DAVE Z? TT Ozrg I fz'P'.. I 6 5648i Q Q C xv-fqb-'xbox-G www-Qwwffa-404 4P'8w0fz,wq51f' qv x, ja Qi'1fvbfN9nE ffm 45.1. QQ, Q: 5 ee . . ,S .bib a+:-s 'bmyn wmv, W we X WA' fa' IL W' 'jk fe' QT C 'fra MW 59? 4-QQ sq? ' Dv-q'j'UQx9Q?q' 'LV -xff I A ' h Q QE QQ? avg Q' axis ' vo f.,+fvM'Q '-,'ffJ'O. b i553 Env . ,wQ, 1 .,Q,.Q1.y1'W 1' q.,9Q no fx Q7 Cn' A -qgqyqjv Q9Q'P'Q3 P L wmqiwfgwwoh q4po5Ptb4wc14 f-Nw - lwyftfay 0900? 'wif' ' QQ' 039- ' ' K sg. AXQQQQ5 bi, 2--Q44 Wx 'V'1V 1b . . . ,S 9 ,S xQ'Y'YN9'4'2 'ww . Q xO'X ' ' ,X ' 'nfz,bQjN S xv- Tb 43'-0 fr:5'?'yf'q ' ' 0-Ch warg, 'fm Q-im we ' Q Qwqxqgmrpw - 0 -1 X X , 'O, - ' '65 X X- ,-- - X bl Q Nqlhv it f SH 2 f X OWN' 5' 1 -I,'wb'N'r8f3W,,fpf3,0 X! OFT ' f J -ne: gb! few as 4 l fo fbggkizh gt I 'Nr M ' ' .9-C' w0'X'Oo' ,by I 4 L V AMWEKNQ . 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Q . uh ffl 'V' - 'Y f C3 D+, vsxwq' 0 3 N- ' n - 'ff 'sg '3' fl! 9' 4- N or v '05 4 'lf' 6 1 Q, Q Sge mother bought' is 'YQ ,Q N xp-4',lfq,,Xfb Q- Whwasqbi anew, 'sA'w,q fb 'Y N9 'lf ' Cf Qcrv g Seflscni pink haf 'I' -N ww ' of - ,Q Q M few Q, vwg mme? - Q . b Q lk 0, v'Q v R O N sm -s Ns Q SEC ST ROW-I. Naugle. R. Miguet, A. Sendek. R. Fochtman, W.4Maguire, R. Foreback, L. Sterner, P. W Under Coach Walter Shank's management the 1949 baseball team showed a marked improvement over the 1948 season. In the final game CT. H. S. edged Windber to tie that team for second place in the Tri-County league's Section l. Big name for the Braves in this game was Stan Dahoda pitcher. While allowing only 2 runs on 4 hits, his mates garnered 3 runs on 7 hits. This tight 3-2 score is an example of most of the games C.T H S played. The Braves bowed to Richland 6-5, Windber 4-2, and nicked Cone maugh 8-7. These scores show that the Indians are fighting to become a power in the Tri-County league. Along with Dahoda the spotlight was focused on Ray Miguet, the Indians' hitter who usually played in the clean up spot. C. T. H. S. again used the field in Ierome, which was provided by the Ierome American Legion. Starting line-up for the Indians: Maguire-second base Lebda-left field Martnishn-center field Miguet-shortstop Sendek-catcher Foreback-Third base Shubic-first base Dahoda, Plasay, Nickanow or Fochtman-pitcher Y? ' OND ROW-K. Kubasik. Plasay, T. Lebda. I. Berzonski. 5. Dahoda, R. Verna. Martnishn, A. Nik C h bl lx I' C B 012' ' , ' . ' . 'FXS- 'H Mel? f . M fall . ' -qv 1 . el 5 ,aw i ...ws assler I I.ul'ms 'l'. Hlacknvr. M Gwen A Hop kms B Custcr L Fynck S Wxsliivxskv P Wasviitk I. Bowl I Paks' Virgin G Spilxvi' D Peterson If llorm' Spury. ff Pipra R Yndvr lf Gwmncr, S Pvpnx C Kohut A Cugml S Dahutld I' lvlavr C Zuhak I limh W Inm-4 I Batlarzvwxkx G Pmpoggm W Pwlwull S Martyn- Csmtlu Kelly The 1949 track team, under the direction joyed a very successful season. After preliminary training to condition the f, held with Somerset for the purpose of aiding in During the season the Indians Won three in another. In the Iunior Pitt Meet, held on the for which a special trophy was given. of Coach Robert Kelly. en- boys, a practice meet was selecting a Varsity team. meets and finished second Cochran track, the Indians captured two trophies. They won the class B meet and the Medley Relay, The Tri-County Meet found the Indian cindermen finishing second to Iohnstown. In this meet Boyd and Wasnick captured first places. The District Five Meet was the highlight of the track season. After reign- ing nine consecutive years as champions the Indians were dethroned by Somerset in 1948, but a determined 1949 team was able to recapture the title. This gave the Indians ten district titles in eleven tries. Paul Wasnick, Lockie Boyd and Bob Virgin were the high scorers for the season. Wasnick and Pepoy entered the State meet at State College. Wasnick finished sixth in Class A competition. E. T. H. S. -Y T A ' - B ' ' L1-' ' '-'- I5 ,':'-. Q, ' . m -re.-.-.FA-v ' '1,,'j WM' '1- -r,w,, -'--.r ,w vow? ,Lf w1rwvv:: WH- - ' . fffiv--7:su!l.' ---H .. , . ,ff -1,1--. L- .353-.. -ev . '3E v..,- ,,-'eva 1. .a5b'2'J..4i'v-fs-.. - - -14,3 IJIRHIA RUNVMS Putlvvlll M Kam: SECOND ROVV iS Squid I Kualimgm I2 Plpld A lidsh D Kultvulmugli D Rt-uhm-1 I Furl I Bullmqmn I Spun-v P Pwr:th.tl.1 'VIIIRIJ RUVV I' W It I N ql N lit nflu M Ci lu C M D l I M S ll Ili I C' llny I' K n 4, ATI U :Ill K' iN f A xN , K fllllt' lll'l'ilV t ALL XXV Idllk 5 '. UIHLNT V liULIR'I'tl ROVV--S M.rm.,.- L 1f.,.-.-mit 4: K....:.i...,, s 'I'rlt-nk-I M rxigmot-.,1f, I. Bltmqi, R PM-hat M rat.,-mi. K xv..nt.,l- IfII5'I'H ROXX'-'A livrslu I Z1lnlnrx' VV Yauus ID Nllslilvr' If Stlpmnl CQ Cuqlm l. Moore' D Nltiinrvev R bikn 1-fx ' ,N wif is 'N 95' A I The prizewmner! Thats our eighty-tive piece 1 red and black band. Not only did these loyal vol- 1 ' ' I X D ,,7 ' unteers add their color and music to all our foot- . XX 5 gy, ,f ball games but they appeared and won numerous R X4 I s BA L .-VYJ '-.9'.K -'51 Q'E3 xf ':f h ,Aff ' f i . ' ' sr ROVVfl. Ktmpp, M '1'...,L.,. M, lmpp :UND ROVV-5 VVA'lrnh, N. Gwxlxxlqrr ti Mulduxrln U. Yutlvr, R. Kcxprr, I Yonukxn, K. Hntwr, Hrrshlwxqvl. IJ Nt In A. Kmxfcr, P. Konus, I,. Vtfarlku. RD ROVV-I. Smith lf, Shxllmq, A Hopkins, A. Sept-lv, H, Kallrnhauqh, A Konhu H. Kzilm.4mr. R. Bluuqh 'I'. Huluvl. URTH ROWf-ii, Hash B Amin-ws, M, Vv'.mko. I.. Hash, Cmslcr. til Shntuc, 'I' Coarhmun, I Ianus, D. Rnlrurk. 'I'H RCWV,elJ, Smith. R. Suultu. Nvqqsl, If, Hi-rshlwxqvr, H. Ravman, D. Negeul. Rxlchrv, ti. Pxpm, R Hlruknvx, ll, funn: awards in Community parades in many district towns. Biggest of the honors was the February Con- cert presented to a large and appreciative audience. 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'S xv 44' A XX' 5 '47 9' 'Vol K' O 'lf N Ol 0. Q' wb 'Vw ' X 3108 , 47 r '61 Q A s l was fb' 4' Y fb QQ' S ', I fib Y' 4 -,O I Q. 'ff 42 5 '- V559 ' qlowslb 'll i WQNQ ff? I' . rL l 470 :if W N 'o, s' 'XY' xw'+ 'N ' Q, 'f fb Il ' 'Q' wb Sp my we QM Q.. AQ? 3 Q' 'sfkgwqfj 4' Q . Q, 'N .iq 'mg ' Though April showers may come your way by ' Q' C, Q ' Q, QQ' 'll They bring the flowers that bloom in May, . Q s , b rl? Q9 0, To have to go to school I hate, Q , E C9 95 els rib '. Thank heavens, now I graduate. , 'fn 9 'V' .V 'veg v'Q Q, 5 + V sq, XI O x R 1 R 08-if' 'Vs '19 ' 'X - Sgr: . 0,543 5 Q, qq' Q,-s, 4, , YNY, O 73, lifwluaiinvn SE IUH5 OFFICERS G. Harrison Vxcc Presidentg I. Kubasrk. Secretary: A. Keafer. Treasurer: D. Foreback. President. Seems like only yesterday that they were frightened little seventh graders. lust some more proof that old man time sneaks up on you before you know it. Cooperation has been the Watchword of the Seniors from their Freshman year on through to their Senior year. Guided by the magnificent leadership of Mrs. Ward and Mr. Greninger, the Class of '50 sponsored the Senior Play, Valentine Dance, a skating party and a movie. l1El-KN Congratulations, People ot the year! Even though you are now leaving C. T. H. S., the tine coopera- tion and spirit shown by each ot you in the past will not be forgotten. Strive to maintain these de- sirable traits and continue to work together in all that you may do in the tuture. I wish you success in the vocation you have chosen and extend to you all very sincere wishes tor a peaceful and happy lite. YYY. , Class ot 1950, I am sure that many ot the joys and pleasant experiences I have had Working with you can never be duplicated. I teel sad when I think ot your passing from our doors, but I would not have it otherwise. You are receiving the re- ward that you so justly deserve. -CURTIS I. GRENINGER Q t 'X SE IUHS PAULINE T. BAKER- IEAN BALYA- leanie Bake General Course Commercial Course Chorus, Iunior Class Play CONNUMACH. Ambition: Ambition: Undecided. Housewife. MARTHA E. BARNDT- Meri Academic Course Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Ensemble, Y-Teens, CON- NUMACH, Iunior Class Play, Choir, All-County Chorus. Ambition: Nurse. IOYCE BOCKEL Academic Course CONTOWNIAN, Chorus. En- semble, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Central Western Orchestra. Ambition: College - lVio- linistl ALLEN BOYD- Lockie Academic Course Fcgjball Wresuin Track 1 gf I NChorus, Hi-Y iPresidentl. Ambition: Professional Ath- letx f 4 CLARENCE BERKHIMER- Berk Industrial Course Ambition: Navy. A. FORD BOUCHER Academic Course Band, Orchestra, Chorus Choir. Ambition: Engineer. ELEANOR E. BUTCHKO- Butch Commercial Course G.A.A., Cheerleader, CON- NUMACH. Ambition: Com- mercial Artist. 1950 THOMAS I. CHARNESKY Putt Industrial Course Ambition: Undecided. MARIORIE R. COCHRANE Mudge Commercial Course G.A.A., Y-Teens, Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Ambition: Travel. BETTY I- CUBRANICH- Betts Commercial Course G. A. A., CONNUMACH, Choir, Chorus. Ambition: Fashion Designer. GILBERT E. DAVIS-'xGib Academic Course Football, Track, Wrestling, Choir, Redmen Club, Hi-Y, Chorus, All-County Chorus, Band, Boys' Quartet, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, District 5 Wrestling Champion, Class President tFreshrnan, Sophomore, Iuniorl. Ambition: College. SALLY IO CHYNOWETH Commercial Course Y-Teens, Chorus, Choir, CONTOWNIAN, CONNU- MACH. Ambition: Private Secretary. A gy A fl X I E. LOUISE CROYLE Academic Course t Student Council, Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, All-Coun- ty Chorus, CONTOWNIAN. CONNUMACH, R e d m e n Club tPresidentl. Ambition: College. ANTHONY I. CUGINI- ..APe,, Academic Course Football, Basketball, Track, Senior Class Play. Ambi- tion: Forest Ranger. ANNABELLE L. DEIHL Belle Commercial Course Cheerleader, CONNUMACH, G.A.A. Ambition: Career Woman. .xl j: Nw Mx J Xa J. W. -I tw tl Q' ,Q G z 5. s ,,' 1 . , .. ' . ,- f 1 , 1 1, X. , SE IDRS DELORES G. DONATI- Dee General Course Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, CONNUMACH. Ambition: Waves. ROBERT C. FARRIS- Bob' General Course Wrestling, Football-Basket ball tManagerl, Chorus, Projector. Ambition: Navy. IANE ,FOCHTMAN -,'Corumercia1 Course Cheerl?ader, Chorus, CON- TOWN AN, G.A.A. Ambi- tion: Secretary. ,J RICHARD F. FOREBACK Dick Academic Course Baseball, Basketball, Chor- us, Choir, Projector, Senior Class President. Ambition: Aviator. IAMES C. ERISMAN I Einstein Vocational Agriculture Course F.F.A. Ambition: Farmer. MONA FISH Academic Course Chorus, Choir, Ensemble Girls' Trio, All-State Chor- us, All-County Chorus, Cen- tral Western Chorus. Ambi- tion: Waves. IEAN FOCHTMAN Commercial Course Cheerleader, Chorus, CON- TOWNIAN, G.A.A. Ambi- tion: Secretary. ALICE GERENCSER Chew-Gum Liz Commercial Course Chorus, CONNUMACH, School Bank. Ambition: Bank Work. 1950 SANFORD R. MARY IANE GORMAN GINDLESPERGER Maggie Sammie Commercial Course Vocational Agriculture G.A.A., Y-Teens. Ambition: Course Undecided. F. F. A. lPresidentl. Ambi- tion: Farmer. DONALD W. GRIFFITH AUDREY D. HARKER DOH Commercial Course Vocational Agrciulture Ambition: Secretary Course F.F.A., Chorus. Ambition: Butcher. GEORGE D. HARRISON EMIL R. HEINRICH Percy Hector Academic Course Industrial Course Football, Basketball, Track, Ambition: Army. Baseball, Chorus, Senior Class Play, Student Coun- cil, Redmen Club, Hi-Y, Senior Class Vice President. Ambition: Forest Ranger. ANN M. HERSH BERNICE F. HERSHBERGER Chatterbox Bern Commercial Course General Course Band, Chorus, CON NU- Y-Teens, Chorus, Choir, MACH. Ambition: Travel. CONNUMACH. Ambition: Nurse. -I Ak fl ,xf LL c ,,l' :i .01-4 SE IIJHS LEON F. HIRONIMUS ..Hypo,. Academic Course Chorus, Projector, Stage- hand, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Ambi- tion: Physics Teacher. IRENE T. HORWAT- Rinks Commercial Course Y-Teens, Chorus. Ambition: Secretary. M - . A . ul - .U A on x X V Qu 11 I I I Al tl ' 1 . K, ,s PETE I. INFANTINO- Nose Industrial Course Iunior Class Play, Athletic Manager. Ambition: Take Iimmy Durante's place. DORIS IONES- IonesY Commercial Course Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, Y-Teens. Ambition: Secre- tary. TWILA I. HORNER Iunie' Commercial Course Band, Chorus, Y-Teens. Am bition: Undecided. NOLA HOSTETLER- CurIy' Commercial Course Band, Chorus. Ambition: Undecided. ESTHER E. IARVIS Commercial Course Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, Girls' Trio, All-County Chor- us. Ambition: Piano Teach- er. HELEN A. KALMANIR- Kal Academic Course Student Council, CONNU- MACH, Chorus, Choir, En- semble, Senior Class Play, Band. Ambition: Nurse. 1950 ALBERT F. KALTENBAUGH Industrial Course Football. Ambition: Unde- cided. IAMES W. KELLY-l'lim Academic Course Ambition: Undecided. IERRY A. KOZIELEC- Chet Industrial Course Ambition: Trade School. RICHARD F. LAMBERT- Dick Industrial Course ANNA G. KEAFER- Kent Academic Course Band, Student Council, Or- chestra, All-County Band, CONNUMACH tEditor - in - Chiefl, Class Treasurer isophomore, Seniorl. Ambi- tion: Nurse. ANN KOCHER- Dink Academic Course Band, All-County Band, Cen- tral Western Chorus, En- semble, Girls' Trio, Orches- tra, Choir, Chorus, Swing Band, All-County Chorus, Central Western Band, Stu- dent Council, Redmen Club tTreasurerl, Iunior Class Play, CONTOWNIAN, CON- NUMACH. Ambition: Col- lege. IOI-IN R. KUBASIK- Pee Wee General Course Wrestling, Student Council, Band tDrum Majorl, Hi-Y, Chorus, Projector, Senior Class Secretary. Ambition: Painter. EUGENE LITTERINE- Duke Industrial Course Projector. Ambition: Unde- Ambition: Travel. cided. U. , . 1 . x Q' X 'if' Au lu iv sr- -f .HUD mx Q ag, 1. L ,f f Q X xi ': X . , 'QQ Ht xx SE IUH5 FRED H. LIVINGSTON Freddie Industrial Course Ambition: Army. l EILEEN L. MARSHALL- Marsh Commercial Course Y-Teens, Chorus, Choir, En- semble, All-County Chorus. Ambition: Undecided. in DELBERT E. McGARVEY- Del Industrial Course Band, Orchestra, All-Coun- -' ty Band, Central-Western W :Band, Swing Band, Chorus, VIL Iunior Class Play. Ambi- 4 tion: Singer with a big 'Ir' time orchestra. I I rf . J V A s A' A f, 1' iv 4 If 1 GRACE MISHLER Vocational Home Economics Course Y-Teens. Ambition: Unde- cided. STEVE L. MAGDELINIC- luveni1e Commercial Course Senior Class Play, Chorus. Ambition: Lawyer. GRANT McCLELLAN- Pee Wee Academic Course Stagehand. Ambition: Pro- fessional Photographer. DWIGHT MISHLER- Buck Academic Course Band, Swing Band, All- County Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, All-County C h o r u s, Central-Western Chorus, Boys' Quartet, CON- NUMACH. Senior Class Play. Ambition: Doctor. RALPH MLAKER- Ram General Course Football, Wrestling, Stage- hand, Chorus, Iunior Class Play, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Iunior Class Treasurer, Choir. Ambition: cided. 1950 GEORGE W. FRANK E MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY- Bill Ossze General Course Industrial Course Hi-Y. Ambition: Undecided. Football Chorus Ambition LOUISE A. MOORE- HARRY C NAUGLE USQUGG-lf Vocational Agriculture Commercial Course Course Ambition: Undecided. Chorus F F A l'l'reasur DOLORES C. NEGAST- Dee Academic Course Band, Chorus, S t u d e n t C o u n c i 1, CONNUMACH, Iunior Class Play, Senior Cla s s Play. Ambition: Nurse. HARRY OPPY- Opp Industrial Course Football, Chorus, Choir, Stagehcmd, Senior Class Play, CONNUMACH, All- County Chorus. Ambition: Engraver. IRENE A. PAZNEK- Paz Commercial Course Chorus. Ambition: Typist. MADELINE I. POPP- Eyes Commercial Course C O N J Wk T O W N I A N. Ambition: Q' PEARL C. RACOSKY- - Perks I Commercial Course Chorus, Ensemble, CON- T O W N I A N. Ambition: Waves. x K Q HELEN L. RAYMAN- X He1kie Commercial Course CONTOWNIAN, Band, Or- chestra, Chorus, Senior Class Play. Ambition: Newspaper Work. PAULINE C. PIERZCHALA- 'Perch' Commercial Course Band, Chorus, Choir, CON- NUMACH. Ambition: Wom- en's Air Force. IRENE A. RACOSKY- SIim' Commercial Course Chorus, Ensemble, Choir Ambition: Waves. GEORGE I. RAHAB- Guts' Academic Course Football, Basketball, Track Ambition: College. IANET L. REAM- lanny General Course CONTOWNIAN. Ambition: Soldier's wife. 1950 SAM E. REINHOLTZ NReinY,, Industrial Course Wrestling, Hi-Y. Ambition: Plumber. THERESA cf R1Mo1.D1- Trese Commercial Course Ambition: Salesgirl. WILLIAM RULLO-'lBiIl Industrial Course Ambition: Undecided, PHYLLIS M. RILEY- Phil Vocational Home Economics Course Y-Teens, Chorus, Ensemble, Choir, CONNUMACH. Am- bition: Home Economics Field. DUANE E. RINGLER- Rang Industrial Course Chorus, Choir, Stagehand. Ambition: California. BERNICE D. RUNTZ- Bea Commercial Course CONNUMACH, Chorus, CONTOWNIAN. Ambition: Secretary. IANE M. RYCYK- lainie FRANK SAVOIA- Sc1vei General Course Industrial Course Chorus, Ensemble, CON- Ambition: Machinist. TOWNIAN. Ambition: Waves. A M. . Q wi X ' M if L . l , V ffwx ' Rf f KW, 'Kami xv... X x-... . ws, sh.. Ji .if 'i A5 , ty' '14 sy SE IUHS NANCY L. SAYLOR- Shoo Shoo Commercial Course CONNUMACH, Chorus. Arn- bition: Typist. RAYMOND E. SCHOENWALDER- Ray Academic Course Band, Chorus, Wrestling Ambition: Study Television ANN SEPETY DONALD B. SHORTT- Academic Course Honk' Band, All-County Band, Academic Course Chorus, Choir, Student Choir, Chorus. Ambition: Council tVice-President: NCIVCII AViCIt0r. Presidentl, CONNUMACH. Ambition: Air Hostess. GENEVIEVE SIMPSON- EARL E. SLEEK- Ienny Crazy Legs Commercial Course lndustrial Course Chorus. Ambition: Secre- Football, Wrestling, Chorus, tary. Choir. Ambition: College. IMOGENE F. SMITH- Smitty Commercial Course Y-T e e n s, CONTOWNIAN, CONNNUMACH, C h o r u s. Ambition: Newspaper Office Work. DOLORES M. STAHL- Dee' Academic Course Y-Teens, Chorus, Choir, En semble. Ambition: Nurse. 1950 DEAN R. STERNER- Dicky Dean Vocational Agriculture Course Ambition: Farmer. ROBERT N. TAYLOR- Neal Academic Course Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, CONTOWNIAN, CONNUMACH, Projector. Ambition: Mortician. RICHARD R. TODERO- ..LeHY., General Course Hi-Y, Redmen Club, Pro- jector. Ambition: Aviator. EVA WANKO-- Eve Commercial Course G.A.A., Chorus, Band, CON- TOWNIAN, CONNUMACH. Ambition: Waves. LUELLA R. STEVENS- Lu Lu' Commercial Course CONTOWNIAN, Chorus, Choir, Ensemble. Ambition: Work in Dairv Store. KATHRYN M. THOMAS- Katie General Course Y-Teens, Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH. Ambition: Secretary. IUANITA I, TREMAIN- Nita' Commercial Course Y - T e e n s, CONNUMACH Chorus. Ambition: Secre- tary. PAUL WASNICK- Punk Industrial Course Football, Basketball, Base ball, Track, Athletic Coun cil, Iunior Class Vice-Presi dent. Ambition: Profession al Baseball. .xx E 1:1115 WILLIAM I. WEAVER- Bill Academic Course Chorus, Choir, Student Council, Projector. Ambi- tion: Aviation Business. BETTY LOU WINGARD- Betts Lou Vocational Home Economics Course Y - 'I' e e n s, CONUUMACH. Ambition: Receptionist. IOSEPH ZANONI- foe Vocational Agriculture Course Ambition: Bulger. l E Si-LJ v v J ul ft 4 illx fl if it Q : lf fl: 'fx HARRY SHAFFER- Bud Vocational Agriculture Course Ambition: Undecided. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE CHARLES BUTLER- Mousie Commercial Course Ambition: Own a Private Business. CONNIE WILLIAMS- Conn Commercial Course G.A.A., School Bank, Red- men Club tSecretaryl , CONTOWNIAN, CONNU- MACH, Senior Class Play, Ambition: College. RUTH ANN YOUNG- Bitty Commercial Course G. A. A,, Y-Teens, CON- TOWNIAN, Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, Senior Class Play. Ambition: Business College. IAYNE B, ZIMMER- Zim Commercial Course Band, All-County Band, Central-Western Band, Red- man Club, Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, Orchestra, Stu- dent Council tSecretary- Treasurerl. Ambition: Sec- retary. RODGER W. LENZ- Rod Academic Course Projector, Staqehand. Am- bition: Undecided. CLASS HISTIJHY Time it is for the Seniors to start remin- iscing about their six school terms at Cone- maugh Township High School. To get a bet- ter picture of these school day memories let us flash back to our first year at C. T. H. S. 1944-45. The September of that year took on a new meaning for us. Going to the big high school was going to be exciting. It took a few months until our confused minds were cleared and we no longer needed to search frantically for our class rooms or spend five minutes opening our lockers. Although we missed the recesses and the long lunch hours of grade school, we had gradually blended in with high school routine when the term ended. 1945-46. Back again we came for more readin', writin' and 'rithmetic, this time with more confidence. We studied industriously, as only noisy shuffling eighth graders can, look- ing forward to the time when we would be upper-classmen playing an important role at Conemaugh Township High School. 1946-47. Surviving the usual initiation we became full-fledged freshmen and lost no time in getting to work. Ours was the first freshmen class to be organized. Gilbert Davis was elect- ed president, Ann Keafer, vice president: Iohn Kubasik, secretary and Steve Magdelinic. treasurer. Mr. Iames Spory and Miss Mary Iane Bifano were chosen as advisors. In May, 1947 freshmen Ann Keafer and Donald Shortt were given the American Legion Awards for good Citizenship. 1947-48. Time slid on - we were now Sophomores. Although our activities were lim- ited, we sponsored a skating party at which we gave a radio to the lucky door prize win- ner. Miss Ruth Hornick and Mr. Curtis Gren- ninger replaced Mr. Spory and Miss Bifano as deans. Our Sophomore officers were: Gilbert Davis, president, Ralph Mlaker, vice presidentg Iohn Kubasik, secretary, and Ann Keafer, treasurer. 1948-49. Our Iunior year was the year which had many red letter days on our calen- dar. A few of the highlights were: November 19, the Iunior Class presented the play Dear Ruth at which a large audience was humor- ously entertained. December 18-As a pre- Christmas snow fell, we were in a gay holiday mood, dancing to the music of the Swing Band at the annual Christmas Dance. Febru- ary l8-A dramatic rendition of the play Em- peror Iones starring Neal Taylor was given. May 7-With spring came the Iunior-Senior Prom, which featured Dreamland, This was the last big event of our Iunior year. 1949-50. When August 29 rolled around we returned to the halls of Conemaugh Town- ship High School for the last time. We chose new leaders for our Senior Class. Dick Fore- back now became president, with George Har- rison as vice president. Iohn Kubasik became secretary and Ann Keafer, treasurer. Early in the term, lights and a fence were erected on the football field for the '49 gridiron season. Representing us for the Tribune All-Star Foot- ball Team were Anthony Cugini and Lockie Boyd. Also in the spotlight were Ioyce Bockel, violinist, who appeared with the Hormel Girls' Chorus and Orchestra at McKeesport, and Mona Fish, vocalizing on the Starlets On Pa- rade program. The class play, a comedy, en- titled Ianuary Thaw was presented Novem- ber 18, with leading roles played by Delores Negast, Marjorie Cochrane, George Harrison and Gilbert Davis. February 11, was the date set for the Valentine Dance when our class crowned Sally Chynoweth Valentine Queen. We also sponsored a skate March 25. As Sen- iors we were occupied with many activities, hardly realizing that the end of the term was approaching so swiftly. 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'ff 3,1 A , 'iff-7. 5t:,, , v .wi It WJ' , .V L- 1 ?,.Q.,v 'hw' G: fi F Q -ki t, ,, fu 1:44, .yug- Wfif Il f fi 5- 13 r--' -sd... ,xx x x 1 Lx ik in 41- 29 v J --w I 241 .cnfih 5 '04 K 'fx s Y 1 Q 9 V 1 35' :QQ-1 .'. l Q, ,Fl x ' x gy Q, Q 'K PQ 5-s?f:1g we w if L4 YJ .UT PTHUS A Friend A Friend Mrs. Mary Acitelli Miss Luella Alwine Dr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr and Mrs. P. L. Bachman Robert Barndt, Ir. and Mrs. R. C. Barndt Charles Baughman and Mrs. C. S. Berkey Iohn H. Bell Miss Beatrice Blough Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blough Miss Almeda Blough Miss Margaret Blough Miss Thelma Blough Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blough Mr. A. Ford Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bowman Mrs. F. I. Brougher Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. . and Mrs. Robert M. Cable Harold Caroll and Mrs. Strohl Cassler and Mrs. Iames R. Chynoweth . Robert M. Crawford and Mrs. L. S. Croyle . and Mrs. Dwayne Croyle Iim English E. I. Gording Mrs. Elizabeth Gerenscer Mr. G. S. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Martin Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gironda Dr. M. Hakucha Mr. and Mrs. Kerby N. Hamer Mrs. Dewey Harris Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hershberger Mrs. Anna Horwat Mr. and Mrs. Hoost Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Iames Mr. Thomas Kalmanir Miss Grace Kaufman Mr. Charles Kaufman Miss Eleanor Keafer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Keafer Mr. Harry Keim Dr. I. S. Kitzmiller Dr. M. I. Klena Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Knapp Mrs. Charles Kocher Mr. C. R. Kring Mr. Charles Kovalcik Mrs. Harry Kutchman Mr. and Mrs. Elvin L. Lehman Mrs. Helen B. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Port Livingston Miss Louise Lorenzi Mr. Isaac Lorenzi P Mrs. Hazel Luther Dr. David Luther Miss Laura Mascioocchi Miss Norma Mascioocchi Miss Mary Louise Mastrocola Mr. and Mrs. Harvey May Mrs. W. A. McCall Mrs. Lester McClellan Mr. Robert Mcllwain Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miller Mrs. Ruth Millindi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mishler Mr. Robert Montgomery Mr. F. E. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Naugle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naugle Miss Iudy Nelson Mrs. Leo Nelson Mr. Louis Pike Mrs. William Pugh Mr. W. Eugene Retlner Mrs. W. R. Reitz Mr. and Mrs. Iames Robertson Miss Irene Sacko Dr. F. E. Sass Mr. F. C. Seeman TH S Blanche L. Shatter Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shaffer Rev. R. T. Shilling Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sleek Ruth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Spiker Mr. I. E. Spory Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Stahl Gertrude Stahl Kate Stahl Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Steege Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Newton Thomas Mr. Gerald Thomas Dr. Milliam L. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. I. Wesley Thomas Mr. Lawrence Whitaker Mrs. A. E. Thomas Mrs. E. W. Trexel Mr. Robert VanDivender Mrs. William Walker Miss Cora Walker Mr. P. P. Williamson Mrs. Theresa Younkin Mrs. Iohn Younkin Mr. Iohn Younkin, Ir. Mr. Frank Zabo Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Zimmerman BUSINESS Pl-lTHU S A. B. Abe Martin, lnsurance, Windber Aika's Beauty Shop, Windber Congratulations to the Class of '50 Arcadia Theatre, Windber Artord Buick Company Windber, Penna. Baltzer Iewelry, Hooversville Bassel Furniture Company, Windber Bill's Diner, Iennerstown Bittner Tire Service, Iennerstown Blough Motor Company, Davidsville Blough's Christmas Trees Boswell Cleaners and Dyers Boswell Lumber Co. Quality Building Materials Phone 2781, Boswell, Penna. Boswell Sand Co., Phone 2-7662 Compliments ol Brunberg Garage, Windber Burkey's Motor Co. Chrysler - Plymouth, Windber B 61 W Hardware, Boswell Cal1en's Baking Company, Windber Clover Farm Store, Prop. K. C. Yoder Groceries and Home Dressed Meats Thomas Mills, Penna. Conrad Wholesale Company. Iohnstown Congratulations to the Graduation Class ot 1950 A sate place to save your money Windber Trust Company Corner Kitcheteria, Windber Springer's Hardware, Holsopple Rullo's Photography Studio, Holsopple Compliments ot Citizen's National Bank, Windber Daniel Shalter's Sons Hardware and Furniture Hooversville, Penna. Davidhizar Refrigeration and Locker Storage, Thomas Mills Donald C. Dimond Funeral Home Windber, Penna. Eureka Stores Quality-Service-Value Windber, Penna. Forney's Men's Clothing, Davidsville Foust Garage, Seanor Glosser Bros., Iohnstown Hammond Beauty School, Iohnstown llorner's, Boswell Hostetler and Sons, DeKaulb Corn and Chix Hunter's Super Market, Boswell Hurrel Music Shop, Iohnstown Ishman's Beauty Shoppe, Windber Compliments oi Ienner Greenhouse Ierome Tire Service Ioe and Carl's Service Station, Somerset Pike Ioseph Hoffman, Funeral Home Boswell, Penna. I. Zablotny Iewelers, Boswell Kolesko Motor Sales, Hooversville Kudasick's Studio, Boswell Lehman's Garage, Thomas Mills Better Buys at Bailey's , Holsopple, Pa. L. H. Nelson Appliance Store, Davidsville BUSI ESS Pl-lTHll 5 Lohr Hardware, Davidsville Maffeo's Amoco, Windber Meek Funeral Home, Windber McClemins Service Station, Holsopple Merle S. Mishler, Auctioneer Mike Pellatiro Cut-Rate, Holsopple M. L. Berkey, Flour and Feed Mill, Windber Moonlight Park Neissner's Flower Shop, Iohnstown Oppy Signs and Neon Company, Iohnstown Panasci's Store and Barber Shop, Ierome Palace Hotel, Windber Paul E. Korns, Real Estate, Davidsville Pronesti Iewelry, Boswell Propoggio's General Merchandise Holsopple Reach Sciotti-Motors, Windber Congratulations Graduates of '50 Relating your future with Good Health and Success Reitz Coal Company Rex Theatre, Holsopple Richard M. Kissell, Plumbing and Heating Thomas Mills, Penna. Richland Twp. Water Company, Windber Riley's Sinclair Service Station, Pretoria Ritchko's Home Appliance, Boswell Congratulations to Class of '50 Stan's Esso Station Allen's Meat Market, Holsopple Sam Rogers, Variety Store, Boswell Service Station, Windber Shafer Drug Store, Windber Schubert Press, lnc. 541 Main Street, lohnstown Shauli's Service Center, Boswell Sheftic's Style Center, Boswell Shonberg's, Boswell Standard Pennant Company High Grade Felt and Leather Goods Big Run, Penna. Sterling Iewelers Iohnstown, Pa. Stock's Service Station, Windber Style Store 505 Main Street, lohnstown Thomas Flower Shop, Iohnstown Thomas Feed Mills, Holsopple Windber Beauty Shop Compliments of Whalley Motor Co.-Ford Dealer Windber, Penna. The Wilmore Coal Company Windber, Penna. Compliments of William and Louis Pellatiro Mrs. William Bruno's Store, General Merchandise William F. Gibson, Ir., Travelers Insurance Compliment of Windber Lumber Co. Yocca's Beauty Shop, Windber Yoder's Garage, Route 30 Fairfield Candy Company, Iohnstown, Pa. 1 - Rlxtgi My .-'f?,r' . P. l,vQ1f - . C-: K I T. Li Y s I - :V ' N fl 1 -GV, I 4 ,o I v ' -I4 4' 1 -1 TW' N',gf, ff, ' U ' I' I 1 ,- xl at 'P T' UTUEH PHS ' '-TT' K Z I I WZXLLX 1: I , T . ' , L V K-5 4 1 if A V lx A1 3,1,I42'x,AX 0 L' J Lu U ,,, Ml I 0 x , Lk , 'fl s- A ixvx-xjvvx I A ' I I4 Q ilinpv L V A I W 4 ? N, WX, Wx ' ' 3 O rl' f ' , 54' O Y' I V . '11 It . 0-q V,-N iw' TJ an ' U . T1 H My I Rfk. I ,l ' jx, Tv . , .ly lv q 'll ,T 'f' f 'L 2 ' Y J 0,1 x if f -- nr if ' - 'ai' 47. .zwfw 1. 6 . g ' '1 ' , f X L1 7 0, ' r V f 1 s ,I lg r l S PHOTOGRAPHY X a i 4 ' - T , ANDREW'S STUDIO Q - .- .ff f 1 T Rl K M Iohnstown, Pcr. - ,f 2 I U ' G Q KENNETH R. THOMAS T' f Q 4' R. D. No. 2, Holsopple, Pcr. ,f 'Q W, 'A Q W 2, . ENGRAVING T ,W M T10 ' 1 ,-T, I X. Com-:MAUGH ENGRAVING Co. E , ' - ' f' L 1 X 5 'Tn Iohnstown, Pa. h X '- f PRINTING WEIGEL 6 BAHBER, INC. 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