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

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W ia rJJ I I , SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Life can be beautiful. Even though at times the skies are dark, behind them is a silver lining. So hardships may come to us all but training cmd education will always help to adjust one's life to the new and ever chang- ing conditions. It has been said that school can be measured best by those who are taught in it. These are the real product of any school. It is my honest wish that the class of l95l can prove their abilities and assume their responsi- bilities for leadership and service to the world around them and thus help preserve our American way of life. Who would be free, themselves must strike the blow. G. W. STEPHENS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The thirteenth class. Lucky 13. Born about l933, the year Roosevelt first was inaugurated as president of these United States. Started to school in l939. During your lite the most eventful March of Time in all history has been recorded. Depression, a new high school, prosperity, peace, radar. Hitler almost wins. The atom bomb, war, strip mining, improved grade schools, the United Nations. Blood banks, comic books, the Super Highway, strikes. Fascism defeated. Television, flying saucers, sulpha, Blondie, victory. Penicillin, jet planes, drive-in theaters, Wheaties, mental illness, Korea. Communism, Memorial 1 Field with lights. Guided missiles, heart disease, organized crime, social secur- ity, inflation. Hybrid corn, hydramatic drive, farm ponds and color-condi- tioned high school. Temporary defeat. the United States and world leadership. service honor rolls, Iapan, increased church attendance. Want and plenty, Four Freedoms. Cheerios, Life Maga- zine, bottled gas, diesel locomotives. These things may be progress or confusion or humanity convulsed with growing pains-the slow climb to a better world. Mostly it depends on one's point of view. As you leave CTHS we pray that you may experience an inner peace -confident that you can meet today's great challenge-that lite is very much worthwhile. To Lucky 13 - our best wishes always. p TELFORD B. BLOUGH

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ST DE T IIIJUNIIII. May 23, l95U was the date of the first meeting of the newly elected Student Council. So you see, this organization really got off to an early and lucky start. The first aim was to keep the newly painted walls clean. Some activities of the Student Council are taking care of the school supplies, decorating the school at Christmas, an annual skate, and noon dancing. The Student Council functions as the bridge between the Students and the Ad- ministrators. The officers are as follows: FRED SHILLING ........ .............. P resident ROBERT PIPTA .........,,.... ..... V ice President IOSEPHINE RAcosKY ..i.... ............................,.......,. S ecretary PAT MEYERS ..............., .,....................................... T reasurer IOHN KOSCO ........,............... Asst. Secretary and Treasurer SHIRLEY THOMAS ...............................................,.... Chaplain MRS. MAY AND MR. FORNEY ..... ...... A dvisors