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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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X -A G ix Q X N ,I x za N- lei' A, iw. :xr -:-EN . -, .M xl .fa Q fm , s, W A xx x X Qs X it X 'aw S X W ww U K if-:Swv x -I: fi . . - ty.: ' XM' my x1 5 . AW1 is -5' SN S .. A X Xxx ,xv f ,mm ,,, A. A ,, ww x www fmmxwev -Nw -M1 'N ' X N X Y vxwwsmwxw . f ig it 'll ww An advertising copywriter once coined a won- derful phrase - the man with the grasshopper mind. He used it to describe men always hopping from one thing to another, such as the salesman who could never find a right line which he could sellp the office worker who couldn't concentrate on what he was doing, but allowed his mind to flit from one idle thought to the next, the student who couldn't settle down to getting passing grades on his examinations, even, perhaps, the housewife who never seemed to find enough time to do all her work. These are people who somehow never seem to get in the groove that leads to success and happi- ness. Instead, they go nervously from one thing to the next, always expecting by some magic to find an elusive success that never comes. Many of the best things in life are free, even the freedom of making a choice, and it is surprising how much can be done with how little if we make wise choices. Learning how to make a living is not a burden to be feared, but rather an adventure of life. This is one great objective of our elementary and high school education today. We still teach the three R's, quite contrary to what one reads sometimes, but this does not constitute an education. A successful school program must not only comprehend the aca- demic, but the moral and the social phases of living. G. W. STEPHENS Supervising Principal CLASS OF' 1952: In l952 the Communist World still counts on America and Americans going soft-and rotten. Some of our own thoughtless critics contend that high school graduates are nice young things who have learned how not to work or to be dope addicts. Since high school is our business, we can't ac- cept either view. We know that our graduates are making good in war and peace. They are succeed- ing in farming, teaching, law, business, industry, athletics, medicine, science, engineering - hard work. CTHS Alumni are taking their places in the com- munity. They have fine families. They are good Americans. We believe in them. As you join more than l4UU CTHS graduates, we suggest that you too find some niche where you can experience inner peace, a sense of citizenship in a great country, and faith in each day's dawn. Don't let youthful drive be bartered for rainbows of complete security. Rather step boldly into today's world-strong and confident. You have our best wishes always. TELFORD B. BLOUGH High School Principal ST HE T EUUNIIIL The Student Council functions as a miniature government acting as a mediator between the administration and student body. The leaders of the group are Robert Pipta, president, Iack Bollington, vice-president, Wilma Yanus, secretary, and Marilyn Yoder, treasurer. Advisors are Mrs. May and Mr. Greninger. One of the innovations in Student Council activities this year was a day set aside in May known as Career Day. Numerous movies explaining careers and choice of occupation were shown. On that day the students attended various meetings Where they derived helpful inform- ation concerning their future occupations. Among other functions were selling school supplies, sponsoring the opening day assembly, decorating for Christmas, and holding a skating party. Also they edited and published a student directory, the Scout, which helps the new students get acquainted with C. T. H. S. We are proud of the work this organization has done to bridge the gap between the faculty and student body. wsfms2sxmvff asssswsrsHsszssmxxwewssawsxswwfsruwsverwmxtulsrawwwwwfummwmmxsVgsw-maavsmxwwrswwmarrawvwwmvseawvwArxemwffwwx- U - . rf 1 wf, ,- I A- 4, . , M ff. :sf . . 1 is ,f ALDSTADT, HELEN BoY'rs- California State Teach- ers College. English. Boucl-IER, A. FORD-B. S. in Ed. Geneva College. B. S. in E. Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh, Indiana State Teachers College. Math- ematics. BARRON, EMMA KLINE - B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College. Home Eco- nomics. BUCHANAN, IEANNE-B. S. The Pennsylvania State College. Home Eco- nomics. BECKLEY, LANDIS P.-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. M. E. University ot Pittsburgh. Commer- cial Geography, Consum- er Education, Typing, Business Law, Driver Education, School Bank, Connumach General Ad- visor. COLLIVER, RICHARD F. - BERKEBILE, PAUL C.-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. M. Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Chem- istry, Physics. II. T. H. 5. DYER, ROBERT-B. S. in FORNEY CHARLES - B. S, FOSTER, KATHERINE-R. N. California State Teachers Conemaugh Valley Mem- College. M. Ed. Univer- orial Hospital School of sity of Pittsburgh. His- tory. Nursing. Home Nursing, School Nurse. B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers College. Gen- eral Science, Physical Education, Health, Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. FULLER, ROBERT - B. S, Lock Haven State Teach- ers College. M. Ed. Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Geography, Senior Class Dean, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. Business Education. Uni- versity ot Pittsburgh. His- tory, Bookkeeping. GRENINGER, CURTIS I,- B. S. The Pennsylvania State College. Senior High Mathematics, Stu- dent Council Dean. HELSEL, HOWARD - B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Industrial Arts Certification. California State Teachers College. Master's Equivalent in Ed. Industrial Arts. FACULTY KAUTZ, ROBERT F. - B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. M. A. University of Pittsburgh. Problems of Democracy, Driver Edu- cation. A1 Loma, ELIZABETH - B. S. The Pennsylvania State College. M. Litt. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Eng- lish, Testing, Iunior Class Dean. S Icicizs, CATHERINE KELLY -B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers College. Health and Physical Education, Iunior and Senior High Cheerleaders, G. A. A. Advisor, Secretary ol Athletic Club. KELLY, ROBERT L.-B. S. Millersville State Teach- ers College. M. Ed. Uni- versity ot Pittsburgh. So- cial Studies, Track Coach, Assistant ball Coach. Foot- MAY, ERMA KAUFMAN - A. B. Albright College. English, History, Student Council Sponsor. IFFT, CHARLES C.-B. S. The Pennsylvania Stale College. Agriculture, F. F. A. KRING, FRED S. - B. S. Millersville State Teach- ers College. M. Ed. Uni- versity oi Pittsburgh. Bi- ology, General Science, Faculty Athletic Mana- ger. KAUEMAN, GRACE - A. B. Duke University. Geo- graphy, Spanish, Alpha Y-Teen Advisor. Krimc, HILDA A. - B. S Millersville State Teach ers College. M. Litt. Uni versity of Pittsburgh English, Iournalism, Con townian Advisor, Drama- tics, Thespian Club Ad- visor. MOLLURA, PETE - B. S Lock Haven State Teach- ers College. History, Physical Education. SALAY, IOHN, IR. - B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. M. A. Colum- bia University. Instru- mental Music, Marching Band, Concert Band, Or- chestra, Swing Band, Iunior High Band, Instru- mental Ensembles. STUCK, HOMER M.-B. S. California State Teachers College. M. Ed. University ot Pittsburgh. Industrial Arts. THOMAS, KENNETH R.-B. S. and M, Ed. University ol Pittsburgh. American and World History, Hi-Y Advisor, Coinnumach Photography Advisor, P. S. E. A. President. WILI., ELIZABETH I.-A. B. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. English, Beta Y-Teens Advisor. SHAEFER, BLANCHE L.-B. S. in Pub- lic School Music. Oberlin Conserv- atory of Music. Iunior cmd Senior High Choruses and Ensembles, Boys' Quartet and Trio, Girls' Trios, Choir, Senior Class Dean. SI-IIRK, HELEN SHULTZ-B. S. Mill- ersville State Teachers College. Librarian, Magazine Campaign Chairman. SPORY, IAMES W.-B. S. and M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. English, Wrestling Coach and Trainer. TEREBUS, STEVE-B. S. Carnegie In- stitute ot Technology. Industrial Arts, Football Coach, Iunior Class Dean. TREXEL, ERNEST, W.-B. S. Califor- nia State Teachers College. M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Mathema- tics, Connumach Business Advisor, Ritle Club Advisor. WONDER, KATIIALEEN MILLER-A. B. Albright College. M. A. University ot Pittsburgh. English and Latin, Literary Advisor Connumach. SHANK, WALTER - B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, North Central College. Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Physical Education and Health. SPIRES, GARNET - B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Art, Con-- numach Art Advisor. STATLER, MARGARET-B. S. in Edu- cation. Indiana State Teachers College. Shorthand, Typing, Com-- mercial Office. Wim x A '- A 1 .1 as 4, sg W 5 3535 1 Pia 6 i. 2242, W E, F512 NXNMK A A . NNNW M lv R wig, 1- W F?-'E' HM J 1f,,,gQ,Q ' ummm Q RB Q ,gf H i aw f,, if 1 mg . A 6 I W 'df W W It ,mu , A Y ..,,. V awry an ak: KK. xx 'Q 'gg 'K I Vw? '23 5 is i 9 Qs fp' S M 3' v QN ing: I 'ind' my Ji Seniors mdk :wwf J xwmwtxk , ,. M ,A ., .. .,, , M V N K .nN, , MJ K ,., ex 9 V V BOB VERNA, President IOHN KOSCO, Vice-President IOANN GIMROTH, Secretary NANCY ROBERTSON, Treasurer My sincere congratulations to the Class ot '52. It has been fun planning cmd working with you for the past tour years and I shall miss you. My wish for you is great happiness and continued success. From the time your class was organized you set high aims and succeeded in achieving these goals. Now the reward you so justly deserve is yours. BLANCHE SHAPPER SE Illll CLASS DE 5 Congratulations, Class of '52! My earnest hope is that your future may realize all that your school days now seem to promise. Knowing you as I do, I expect you, in manhood and womanhood to honor this school by your future lives of usefulness, prosperity, and happiness and trust that you will continue to grow in wisdom and character to take your right- ful places among the millions of good citizens. I deeply regret that our relations must be sev- ered, but I will long remember our associations in the past and hope always to be held in pleas- ant remembrance to you. Roar-:Rr L. FULLER IOE BADACZEWSKI- Baddies Academic Tall, handsome and a popular athlete. Varsity Football, Baseball, Track Ambition-College ROBERT BAKER- Bake Industrial An all-around good fellow. Varsity C, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Football, Baseball, Basketball Manager Ambition-Machinist ROSE BLACKNER Academic The voice of C. T. H. S.-alert and on the job. Thespian Club, Assistant Editor of Connumach, Assistant Editor ot Contownian, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Chorus, Band, Orches- tra, Swing Band, All-County Band, All-County Orchestra Ambition-Nurse SE IUB5 BETTY BLOUGH- Batoats Commercial Petite, demure and likeable-that's Betty. Y-Teens Ambition-Typist CARL BLOUGH Academic Good grades and reserved ways prove Still water runs deep. Rifle Club Ambition-Undecided FRANKLIN BLOUGH- Frank Industrial Witty comments slip out very easi1y-al- ways a pleasant smile. Ritle Club Ambition-Machinist LESTER BLOUGH- Les Agricultural Give him a good book or the outdoor lite. Square Dancing Club, F. F. A. Ambition-Wild Game Protector ANTHONY BLACKNER- Tony Academic Never shirking when there's work. Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, All-County Band, Central-Western Chorus, All-County Orchestra Ambition-Naval Academy MARY BRACKEN- Curly Vocational Home Economics Lovely to look at, but nicer to know. Square Dancing Club, Connumach Ambition-Housewite IOHN BRENCHAK Academic Actions are deceiving, he's not quiet at all. Varsity Hi-Y, Football, Wrestling, Base- ball, Track Ambition--Professional Boxer IUSTINE BUTCHKO- Butch Commercial Bubbles with energy in all she does. Tumbling Club, Chorus, Cheerleader, G. A. A. Ambition-WAFS COHA CABLE Academic Clever, charming, and naive. Art Metal Club, Choir, Chorus, Ensemble, Contownian, Connumach, Student Council, Iunior Class Play Ambition-Elementary Teacher 1952 4 LEON CARRICO- Crow General Girls annoy him, but he loves to be an- noyed. Music Appreciation Club, Chorus, Football, Baseball Ambition-College DELORES CLARK- Dee Vocational Home Economics Genial, a friend ot many. Art Metal Club, Connumach Ambition-Air-line Hostess IULIUS CORTESE- C'ortal Industrial Arts Humorous, a lover oi good music-western music. Hunting and Fishing Club, Wrestling, Track Ambition-Travel DELORIS CUGINI- Cug Academic Vim, vigor and vitality Tumbling Club, Choir, Chorus, Ensemble, Con- numach, Cheerleader, G. A. A. Ambition-Cambria Rowe BOYD CUSTER- Buddy Academic Reliable, enjoys the out-ot-doors. Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, Track Ambition-Aviator IANET CUSTER Academic Sweet personality, tull ol rascality. Music Appreciation Club, Choir, Chorus, En- semble, Iunior Class Play, All-County Chorus, Contownian, Connumach, Student Council, Senior Class Play, Thespian President. Ambition-Travel RONALD DANIELS- Ron No ambition for studies when hunting sea- son rolls around. Rifle Club Ambition-Mechanic Industrial EUNICE DAVIDHIZAR Speed demon in shorthand and typing. Library Club, Choir, Chorus, All-County Or- chestra, Ensemble, Orchestra, Connumach Ambition-Secretary Commercial SE IUH5 l LEROY DIRENZO- Lee Industrial Dependable and reserved. Live Animal Club, Wrestling Ambition-Navy PATRICIA DUPPSTADT- Pat Commercial Attends class in an emergency only. Square Dancing, G. A. A., Chorus, Connumach Ambition-Typist EDWIN EASH- Ed Agriculture He enjoys classes when he needs to catch up on sleep. Photography Club, Band Ambition-Farmer LAURENCE EASH- Larry Agriculture Where there's trouble, there's bound to be Larry. Choir, Chorus, Brass Ensemble, All-County Band, Band, Orchestra, Central-Western Or- chestra, Iunior Class Play Ambition-Farmer L ELLA ECKENRODE- Dynamite Vocational Small, loaded with endurance. Square Dancing Club Ambition-Mortician DONNA FENDER Academic Quiet, full of ambition. Library Club, Chorus, Contownian, Connumach Ambition-Nurse IEAN FIRL- Ieanie Commercial Agreeable personality and loyal friend. Commercial Club, Band, School Store, Con- numach Ambition-WAFS WILLIAM FISHER Academic 1952 NANCY FLECK Commercial Enjoys classes above all else. Commercial Club, Chorus, Connumach Ambition-Secretary ROSE ANN FOCHTMAN- Rosie Commercial Carefree, the athletic type. Tumbling Club, Connumach, G. A. A. Ambition-Stenographer LEWIS FOREBACK- Louiebuclc Industrial Always the life of the party. Pinochle Club, Orchestra, Band Ambition-Navy Band LYNN FYOCK Academic A football hero who always gets his man this girl, too.l Varsity C, Iunior Class Play, Football, Wrest- ling, Track Ambition-Undecided Well-dressed, isn't keen on bachelor-hood. Photography Club, Senior Class Play Ambition-Farmer SE MILTON GREEN-l'Uncle Miltie Academic On the honor roll ot football players, tired with speed. Varsity C, Chorus, Track, Football, Basket- ball Ambition-College IAMES HALE- lim General A good tenor whose specialty is art. Pinochle Club, Choir, Quartet, Chorus, All- County Chorus, Central-Western Chorus Ambition-Navy BETTY HAVRILAK- Haveriaclc Commercial Pretty, petite, with charming ways. Tumbling Club, Chorus, Connumach, Cheer- leader, G. A. A. Ambition-Secretary ROMAINE HOLSOPPLE- Roman Vocational Home Economic Good cook-a triendly and industrious classmate. F. H. A. Club, Chorus Ambition-Home Economics Teacher RUSSELL Ambi IUH5 KENNETH GEORGE- Casey General One swell guy describes this curly head. Hunting and Fishing Club, Projection Boy Ambition-Navy IOANN GIMROTH Commercial A li-ne combination ot beauty and intelli- gence. Y-Teens, Chorus, Secretary ot the Senior Class, G. A. A. Ambition-Secretary GOLDEN-i'Russ General A small package ot dynamite. Varsity C, Wrestling tion-Navy WILLIAM GOUGHENOUR- Gough Academic Keen competition tor Red Skelton Pinochle Club Ambition-Undecided DONALD HOSTETLER- l-lotrod Agriculture Carefree, friendly, and easy going. Square Dancing, Presidentg F. F. A., President Ambition-Dairy Farmer MARY ALMA KANTZ- Al Commercial Exceedingly graceful and immaculately dressed. Twirling Club, G. A. A., Band, Chorus Ambition-Career Girl IOAN KNAPP- Snappy Academic Every inch a queen. Twirling Club, Ensemble, Chorus, Choir, All- County Chorus, Band, Confownian, Connu- mach, Business Manager, Thespian, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play Ambition-College EUGENE KONIECZNY- Zonz Industrial Even-tempered, has drummed up many friendships. Pinochle Club, Band, Orchestra, Stagehand Ambition-Mechanic 1952 IOHN KOSCO- Miserable Academic Works whole-heartedly on everything he does. Varsity Chorus, Student Council, Hi-Y, Vice-President of Senior Class, Football, Track, a Basketball Manager Ambition-College IERRY KOSMACH- Kos Industrial Pleasant, mechanically minded. Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition-Air Force IOAN KRUPA-'lPooksie Commercial A lady, serene and sedate, her kind is hard to beat. Y-Teen, Chorus, G, A. A., Connumach Ambition-Career Girl MARTIN LAWRENCE Vocational A newcomer to our class who has already won many friends with his smile. Square Dancing Club, F. F. A. Ambition-Dairy Farmer LAWRENCE LEOPOLD- Larry General The publication office is this artist's sec- ond home. Photography Club, Contownian, Connumach, Senior Class Play Ambition-Salesman IERALD LINT-- len-y General Practical joker with a keen sense of humor. Pinochle Club, Chorus, Thespian, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play. Ambition-Navy KERBY LINTZ- Snort Industrial A good sport and student, whose friends are many. Hunting and Fishing Club. Ambition-Machinist RUTH LINTZ- Ruthie Vocational Her hair is no more sunny than her heart. F. H. A. Club Ambition-Work at Boswell Factory IIIHS CAROLE LOHR Academic Consult this attractive gal tot the latest in fashions. Y-Teens, Chorus, Contownian, Connumach, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Thespian, G. A. A. Ambition-College IANET LUBAS- Sabul Smiles and cheerfulness denote this little miss. Tumbling Club, Chorus, Connumach, G. A. A., Cheerleader Ambition-Nurse General RUTH MALDET Ruth discontinued her studies before graduation. VITO MANTINI- The Brain Academic The honor roll is his delight because he is so very bright. Hunting and Fishing Club Ambition-Dentist IOSEPH MARCINKO- Gupts Industrial Quiet, intelligent, and a talented actor. Pinochle Club, Chorus, Iunior Class Play, Sen- ior Class Play, Thespian, Stagehand, Wrestling Ambition-Teacher SALLY MCGARVEY Commercial Sparkling eyes, lace aglow, ready with a willing hand. Library Club, Chorus, Connumach, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Thespian Ambition-Business PHYLLIS MCTONIC-'lShorty Commercial Phils a mite, but she's mitey nice. Square Dancing Club, Connumach Ambition-Office work. PATRICIA MEYERS- Pat General Charming, peppy, and sincere. Tumbling Club, Chorus, Connumach, G. A. A., Cheerleader Ambition-Nurse 1952 RUDY MEYERS- Rosen Academic He has both brain and brawn. Varsity Hi-Y, Football, Wrestling, Track Ambition--Attorney WILLIAM NEATH- Bonehead Industrial Dignilied but witty. Pinochle Club Ambition-Machinist FRANK NEGAST- Dago Industrial Has a mind ot his own, as we all know. Varsity C, Iunior Class Play, Hi-Y, Football, Wrestling, Basketball Ambition-College IACOB NEGAST- lack General Tall, dark and a lady killer. Pinochle Club, Band. Ambition-Marines ROBERT PIPTA- Boober Academic Nightworlc doesn't bother this honor-roll student. Swing Band, Chorus, Choir, Boys' Quartet, Orchestra, Band President, All-County Orches- tra, All-State Chorus, Central-Western Chorus, Central-Western Orchestra, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Student Council, Presidentg Thespian Club Ambition-College RICHARD PUNCHAK- Dick Academic Success will be his, whatever he does. Pinochle Club, Swing Band, Band, Orchestra Ambition-Undecided FLORENCE RHODES- Flo Academic She may be small in stature, but she has a big heart. Square Dancing Club, Chorus, Connumach Ambition-WAFS WILLIAM RILEY- Becker Academic Popular in classes as well as athletics. Varsity C, Chorus, Choir, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Track Ambition-College SE IUHS NANCY ROBERTSON Commercial She is studious and also pretty, her grades are high, her jokes are witty. Library Club, Chorus, Contownian, Connu- mach, Senior Class Treasurer Ambition-Secretary AMELIA ROGALLA- Millie Commercial Energetic, lots ot lun, and a very efficient secretary. Pinochle Club, Chorus, Connumach Ambition-Travel BERNICE SALA- Bernie Commercial l'Bernie can get rid ot the blues tor any one. Y-Teens, Connumach, School Bank Ambition-Secretary LOUISE SALAIN- Louiji Commercial A line combination ot pep and personality. Pinochle Club, Chorus, Connumach Ambition-Travel IERRY SALLEY- let General Well mannered, snappy dresser, and neat dancer. Pinochle Club, Chorus, Iunior Class Play Ambition-Mechanic IAMES SICKERI- Sech General ln school he's very quiet, outside-a riot. Ambition-Travel WALTER SKLADANOWSKI- Slclad General Local boy makes good -with his talent and personality this will be true. Photography Club, Connnmach. Ambition-Art Teacher IOAN SPEICHER-l'loanie Commercial A girl worth claiming as a friend. Library Club, Chorus, Contownian, Connumach Ambition-Secretary 1952 GENE SPIKER- Spike General Shy, but not too shy for the girls. Choir, Chorus Ambition-Pilot ELAINE STEEG- Louie Commercial She believes that variety is the spice ol liie. Y-Teens, Chorus, Iunior Class Play, Connu- mach, Contownian Ambition-Secretary DORCAS STERN- Dody Commercial Good manners, sweet ways, are rules she always obeys. Swing Band, Chorus, Band, Iunior Class Play, Conn umach Ambition-Secretary LEON STERNER- Lee Academic He can never do loo much to help a lriend. Pinochle Club, Stagehand, Baseball Ambition-Navy DORIS IEAN STEVENS- Steve General She always enjoys school - especially when she can skip classes. Y-Teens, Art Metal Club, Connumach, Iunior Class Play Ambition-WAFS LOUIE TASIN- Lou Industrial Arts Dependable, precise, and true-the kind ot boy we all admire. Varsity C, Wrestling Ambition-Mechanic DONALD THOMAS- Don Agriculture A happy-go-lucky fellow who dispelled the gloom in many a classroom-when he was there! Social Games Club, Stagehand Ambition-Truck Driver GENEVIEVE THOMAS Academic Competent musician and a good leader. Music Appreciation Club, Chorus, Choir, En- semble, Senior High Accompanist, Connumach, Iunior Class Play Ambition-College SE IUHS 1 GERALD THOMAS- Reverend General ' He reminds us that the age ot chivalry is not completely dead. Photography Club, Iunior Class Play Ambition-Store Manager LILA RAE THOMAS Academic A pal ot pals. Art Metal Club, Thespian, Chorus, Choir, En- semble, Orchestra, All-County Orchestra, lunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Connumach Editor, G. A. A. Ambition-Home Economics Teacher MARLIN THOMAS- Mer General A mannerly, helptul guy who enjoys a good argument. Social Games Club, Iunior Class Play Ambition-Trucking Business WADE THOMAS Academic Honest, sincere, lair and square-a type indeed that's very rare. Contownian Editor, Connumach, Senior Class Play. Ambition-Newspaper Work 1952 RICHARD VINOSKY- Moose Industrial Arts Richard is shy but this doesn't conceal his inner determination and drive. Football ' Ambition-Own a small business KENNETH WALKER- Ken Agriculture A famous ag. boy and a good worker. Rifle Club, Band, Orchestra Ambition-Army SHIRLEY A. WEAVER- Shirt Commercial You'll tind her type not hard to guess, for the key to her charm is naturalness. Art Metal Club, Chorus, Connumach, Iunior Class Play, G. A. A. Ambition-Travel STEVE WISHINSKY--'Flab-Flab Academic A big happy-go-lucky football player who is every one's buddy. Varsity C, Chorus, Iunior Class Play, Foot- ball, Wrestling Ambition-College MARY TIMKO- Toots Commercial Pretty, snappy, and always happy. Twirling Club, Chorus, Band Ambition-Private Secretary SHIRLEY TOROUATO- Turk Commercial Ever laughing-ever gay! Oh Shirley, stay that way! Y-Teens, Iunior Class Play, G, A. A., Connu- mach Ambition-Housewife THOMAS E. TREMAIN- Tom Academic His ambition and perseverence will carry him tar. Canasta Club, Band Ambition-Mechanical Engineer ROBERT VERNA- Verna Academic He means more to the seniors than just Mr, President. Varsity Chorus, Choir, Student Council, lunior Class Play, Senior Class President, Hi-Y, Football, Track, Basketball Ambition-Engineer SAM WI DORIS Y SE IIJH5 TEOF- Whitey Agriculture The larmer's lite tor him-cool, calm, and collected. Square Dancing Club, F. F. A. Ambition-Farmer DAVID YODER- Dave Academic Versatility combined with mentality. Thespian, Swing Band, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Chorus, Student Council, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Connumach Ambition-Engineer ODER- Sis Academic Resourceiul, ambitious-but, Oh! What a laugh she has. Art Metal Club, Connumach, Iunior Class Play tion-Nurse's Aid EMMA MAY YODER- Emmie Academic Sincere, conscientious, and hard working. Art Metal Club, Connumach, Iunior Class Play Ambition-Nurse ROBERT YODER- Bob lndustrial Arts Dead shot on the ritle range. Rifle Club, Track Manager Ambition-Mechanic IAMES YOST- lim Academic One ot the more serious minded, hard- working seniors. Social Games Club Ambition-Electrical Engineer FRANCES ZABO- Franny Academic Last but not least: has a sweet tempera- ment and is liked by all. Y-Teens, Chorus, Connumach, G. A. A. Ambition-Nurse III. 55 HISTIIHY Our year is all! The big day has come and gone, our graduation is now a thing of the past. The Class of '52 has now nothing left but memories. Ach my! It gifs such goot mem- ories. Let's turn the pages back of a make up diary and try to recapture them some. September, 1947 Today we entered that huge institution of learning called C. T. H. S. Will we ever learn our way around and memorize our schedules? How small can we possibly feel! Oh, how won- derful those Seniors seem! We'll be Seniors some day we suppose, but that's such a long time away. October, 1948 Well, we've been in high school a year now. We've finally become used to high school life and have started to enter into activities with a real will. Iust think next year We'll be an honest-to-goodness class. March, 1949 Now we are really a class. We have our own officers and advisors and we can start planning for different activities. We have chosen Bob Verna as our presi- dent, Ioan Knapp. vice-president: Sally Mc- Garvey, secretary: and Bob Pipta, treasurer. To counsel and guide us we have selected Miss Blanche Shaffer and Mr. Robert Fuller. Our first project has been to sell tickets for a community-sponsored minstrel show. We soon followed that with our first skating party at Westmont Grove. In athletics, music, art, dramatics and jour- nalism we are beginning to take our places along with the upper classmen. Bob Baker and Ioe Badaczweski are the only ones from our class who have placed on the varsity football team this season. As a fitting climax to this year Genevieve Thomas and Bob Verna received awards for citizenship. April, 1950 As Sophies we are really entering the so- cial whirl. The biggest event of our year has been our April Showers Dance when We transformed the gym into a myriad of rainbows and glistening raindrops. We also planned another skating party. By this time we are all pretty well settled in our classes and extracurricular activities, although we complain long and loud about homework, teachers, etc., we are having the time of our lives. We have decided to retain our same deans and also to re-elect Bob Verna as our presi- dentg Iohn Kosco became our vice-president: Bob Pipta, our secretary: Nancy Robertson, our treasurer. Io Ann Gimroth was our queen and repre- sented us at the Valentine Dance Court. May, 1951 This llth year of our school career has been by far the busiest and happiest of any yet. To help finance our big event of the year- the prom-we sold little red hats called Gob- bies and presented the 3-act comedy What a Life starring Bob Pipta as Henry Aldrich. At last it has come-the night of our first formal dance, the Iunior-Senior Prom. We de- cided on the theme A Spanish Patio and gaily bedecked the gym in such a gay and col- orful wav as to put a real patio to shame. But our hard work was well rewarded as the dance turned out to be a huge success. To direct us through this active year we re- tained Bob Vema as president, Iohn Kosco as vice-president, and Nancy Robertson as treas- urer. We chose a new secretary, Delores Cugini. May, 1952 At last we have reached the height of our school careers-we are now distinguished and dignified Seniors. The first part of the year we busied ourselves selling football schedule pen- cils, presenting our senior play Cheaper By the Dozen, starring Dave Yoder, and prepar- ing for the annual Valentine Dance. Our officers for this monumental year were Bob Verna, president: Iohn Kosco, vice-presi- dentg Io Ann Gimroth, secretary, Nancy Rob- ertson, treasurer. We elected Ioan Knapp, our twirling cham- pion, to preside at the dance and also to repre- sent us at the Maple Festival. Our class, with the first undefeated cham- pionship football team in the school's history, placed four men on the Tribune All-Scholastic Team. Milt Green was on the first squad and Bill Riley, Ioe Badaczewski and Steve Wishin- sky made the second team. The second half of the year was centered around and aimed toward our graduation. After the prom the year rapidly came to a close with a flurry of excitement. Class Day, Baccalaureate and finally Commencement has ended the year for us. As we separate and go our various ways to try to find our places in the sun, we shall have one tie to hold us together-our mem- ories of our six happy years at C. T. H. S. Yah, it was goot! Qlasses PW V V V .1-..-..-T .......-....u,.a- ...........-........... .-.......-1................ ---...wg--.Q .. .,....... ....,........ -W... . . .... F. .. .-ss.,-..u -.. ----a-nm--1 ' -7 ::.:47 ff .-'-'--.,..Q.... l K WV 3 -'lf .-Lf Nfl. at 'lt it fl - ' l aff ia.. .1 ith, , , ., -7 tichw , vf ' dwg 1 yy -iff 'I . 4 4 J ' NIE' 'fix W I il if ,gf H- -D . rfffi sg. 'fee-52? -as wEii'i7e ,4-, ' - 1.-,, 's:2' , ' 'Jn' 'N Y TF-ff,- STANDING-Miss Lohr. Mr. Tcrehns. SI'l I'lNG-M rv anc ervax rrasure-r: u n af'nmn. a I C lr T I h B lk President: lame! Smith. hvcrvtarv: Pat Kvlth. Vin'- President. Ach! What a fine looking class of Iuniors we have here! And active, too! They presented a very successful play and held a skating party to help finance their activities. Socially they sponsored the Iunior-Senior Prom. What fun they had decorating the gym for the prom, and how they surprised the seniors With the transformation of the gym into the dreamy theme Moonlight and Roses. Their versatility assures us these Iuniors are Well prepared to take over as lead- ers next year, With Miss Lohr and Mr. Terebus, their deans, to guide them. ,bd an sdw ' 1 w..F. : .Q ' A i Q N - I1 315 E i 4 ' 3 . 4: gg' ffffs? x W if F' 9' l A M 1 5 5 5 W M X5 A. My Enavia TH Ginnie v- 1- 1- 1- , ' . ' 'Q is , 4 R , .:,, .,., ' ' .-..-' 2 ' rg -Q ,ff ww, -Q ,gm- a 'W in L . x A. 1' 'il gr I Q . , 4 l .. -3' 'i 3 , 3S 'S. K ,R L Qig: l V :..:. 1- f ':': - - i 'P':'-f QE' .... . , .. i an Q no R is : 1- ff ': ,k:-V: Q r! Q l Q 1 K 4 v-.', N Y K: Lk, .kvk 4 1 R X. , W . 3, Q 1 ,E X 1 ' ---- Q , or R QW' ' ,M ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROVV QNE-livclyn Adams, Ronald Alwine. Frank Ainisimli, lolin Barlunan. Bonny Baldwin, lane Balog, Mclxin Barqcr. Lvwis B--nvcmili, IWC-Milford Brrlsey. Rohrrt Brrzonski, ltlizahcth Blafkncr, Alxcrda Blongh, Rav Blough, lark Bollinqron. Audrey Bnwinan, Rohcrt Bowman. 'l'l'lRFF Mich1i'l Brcnrliak William Bycri Fda C M I C li P' C' 'h . .- . , ,, . q r .ar1iLo, ary am' erya, at .oi rane, David Collrr, loyce Cooper, Mary Louis? Custer. FOUR-lrenc Dashko. Margaret Devlin, Mary Dill, loan Downie, Daisy Hash, Shirley Edwards. Delorea liicher, Ioan Einmal. FIVE-lean Evcrrtt. Rogcr Fish, Ronald Fish, Antionettf: Garlvsky, lack Gaudlip, Earl Gindlvspcrger, Gloria Golden. Betty Good. SIX-Lester Good, Beverly Harker, Donald Harris, Florence Hehda, Eileen Henry, Edwin Hcrshbcrger, Marv Horne. Karl Huber. SEVEN-Ruth llnff, Donna llntzell. losepli lanua, VVaynv Ionian. George Kaufman, Rirhard Kaufman, lames Keim, Patriria Keith. ELEVE TH BH IIE RUXV IUNE-I'.xlv'un1.l Kolnw,XVnlx1l.lKnu0, Nliuh.wlKox1uh.Krnm'lI1 Kulmvuk. Paul Kuhhxnnn, Norman l,vu'nlrv. Hrlvn Imvlu, Sllifl mlltllrr. RUXV VIVVVU-Aun.1 lxhgnirllxxlr. Frrd Nfurlqcx. Imxliw fN1.ux'is.a, Imam N1.lx'In1Xhu. Vxvxllmul Mnvlqunif. Lnrxm Nixllrr. Nivlmin Nilllrr. fflmrlu' Mmlnurr. RUNV 'I'IlRIfI'fgR.1v Mmslulvr, Ixxivx' Muorv, Prqqv Murrav, Ianvl Nuuglc. Ifllfu Mm' Nwlrr. Gcurgv Prpuv, P.1trui.1 Pvlvlw. Rulh lxrlvrsuu ROW' FOUR-Shulrv Pm-lvxwml. Wlll1.1r1l Prim. Sullv Pxrkrrill. Flurcmv Pupp. Shlrlcv Ragvr. Flor-'mr R.urnwr.ufr. Dorn Rcaknfr Nclln Rnnvlnll. ROW' l7IVl'ff-Rubin Row-nmn, Darlrnr Rolrurk, Donald Sulnl RUM-rt.: Savlnlx Ifmul Supmnx, Slug- Scpvlx. luhn Shuffcr, Sraulcv Slnlllnq. ROW' SIX--Dwk Shirrv. Alun' Sunpwn, Uumtlux' Sleek, Donald Smurh. I.xn1w Smith, lnnrr Snmh, Linda Smith, Lum Sm-nh:-r. RUXV SHVffN-l.um's Spurv, Iuhn Sh'phvuxu11, N1.1x'x' K. Tlxnlxmx Slurlcv ,I'mivx'n. Mnlmn-I 'I'nvvlrilx. Ulurm Vllwklv, l.t'Ull XVJHILHH Shlrlvv VVVIFHL. l ' ' : fi , l . 2 Q is Q, , f 4 - Q -- x K 'Q .' f A '4 ' X X - V l V :fu X f 1 5 i . fl X1 1 ,, Q -:L A ' , . . ' ' - le, ry ' ' X X f X, ,,, Z Q. X- K , 1 A Q Q S ' X 5 :41. S '- , x 1 H 1' M5 - ' 4 ' -' -- - . ' A 4 - w ,Tl . ' v fx Q. A ,jx M, Q R N ,FIX x Q 'if up V . -if 7 4 s ' ?'5Ei.,TR A ' Q, 'A bi- t R Y ix,-Ni W .k w Nw . K 3 ,? 5 , 4 1 5 vggr' f . ., ., ix Ng. is 1 , U J I xl QI, . ini wg 4441 an G. , el ' ELEVE TH BH!-HIE ROW ONE-Pat Williams, Wilma Yanus, Dwight Yoder, Russell Yoder, Shirley Zimmers. ROW TWO--Paul Thomas, Catherine Witkowski, Esther Yoder. PICTURES INCHI' AVAILABLE-Betty Burnyak, Ioe Ellingsworth, Owen Hofecker, Ruth Lape are e artin. L TEQ7 ri. f 9-1-7.2.25-tg.. ,. -A tw L- ,X fl 11' N N wxr-Q- 'U'- H wg.- T7 ff K I t w ,, fm 'R' 'T ff N 'X xml i x gig, N 1 ' xE 4 L, B, .T?9.Ne- rr -2. g is .,. -. 17,- t,,..L- lanivf' Millvr, Prrsiclcxitz Linda Haas, Svrrctaryg Ronald Harmon, Vin'-Presidvnt: Rltlmril llurnvr. 'l'ri'asu1:rZ Mr. Shank, Mrs. Barron, Vel1 now! Two years yet to go for these peppy Sophomores. They make time fly fast with their many activities and class projects. Such fun for all as there was at their Christmas Dance! Those wonderful nice sparkling snow flakes and the enormous big Christmas tree helped to make the dance a success. To make the year come off just right cr skating party was held. Mrs. Barron and Mr. Shank, their deans, are very helpful. 5 APS What fer kind of ccxrd is this? Will you see if it's time to lift? Ach, ja! So pretty music! It's cx nice day out for once but the paper wants rain. TE TH SHADE ROW ONE-Deloris Thomas, lane Thomas, Pauline Toms, Edwin Llpdyke. Marian Urankar, Daniel Veltori Betty Vinosky, Frank Wanko. ROW TWO-Mary Wanko. Norman Weir, Allen Wheeler, Lucille Williams, Iris Wilson, Gerald Wilt. ROW THREE-Marlin Yoder, Marilyn Yoder, Robert Yoder, Iohn Younkin. TE TH SHADE W li., , ' , :Lg - .SMQ t .,., , ,, 3. : I ,E-Z., R X 1 N :.A.. o , Y X 'A yi , , ,, A K , 2 uk 5 ,.:: T l o Q . 1 + . Q f 1, Nl, . ..,- 9' K -Y .. ,,.x 9 as , x I... my I., J f , .. 1 A Q If Q ' at R av - l 2 'Si ll R ' -M YQQEW ,ll m, WA XA Wim K x X ,iw ,W , -jx fp my 1' l I --,-, 1 l S K ll 'A ' N ' ::' .-,- , gig t V P Q --'- ' 3 , .i.. ,, .,,VN l ff ' . .,.: ,-'- , -I ..,, ...:, v',-' ,,:V:, 1 --,: -::-, QIQZI :': i ,V V: glbt Q ROW RONV ROVV RONV ROVV ROW ROW lx Adm me ONIL-B-1 ' 'I . ., , I, a I 'l'NVO:Sl11rlcy Bcrkhlnwr, Alfred Birch, Charlotte Bloomquist, Gary Blongh, Vlxrnn Blonqh, Bvttv Brown, Dalton Lalwln , Slxirltjvi Cnrriu x. 11 ia Casslcr Rulvvlcv Clark Tom C0aL'l1man Charlei Qramcr lalnes Dcxlnc. Hclvn Dill. lanct Drvnnlnq, Arlvntnr- lfnslx. llIRl'.l',-Ma'-1 . , , . , FOLIR-Callulrinc Carle:-kv, Paul Gindlenpcrqcr, Ronald Gindlesperqcr, Dorothy Golden, Ronald Golcmbcslu, Eleanor Unvaltu Ronald Gr'.xlmsx1ilfc, Linda Lon Haas. l7lVli!Sandr.1 lladdow, Ronald llarmon, Nova Head, lay Hershberger, Robert l'ler5l1l1crgf'r, Evelyn Hirneb, Charlcs Hltc, Rolwrt Hohhx SlX-VVaync Holsopplc, M3fllN'Il Hopkins. Sara Horne, lanet Horner, Rlchard Horner, bcmwa l lLllCl'1lIl50l1, Robert Innes, Ronald Ionu SEVEN-Donna Lu: Kaltenhangh, Robert Keiper, Ioan Kelly, Shirley Kelly, Richard Kisslak, Barbara Koontz, Michael Kon, Edxun Kozieler. Anna Andrewx Sylvia Arm-Atronq S Ily Baldwin. Nanny Bauqhman, Calvin Bram. Larrv l'3rvtNnl1, luvtr llcrlw -N Mly .jqbmwlf . we .5 A 'fi' lk ' fl. arf S' X ' ,X I W f 2 , .. , X: I Q ' fx ln A wr Sx r x 5 V' X QXX Yi P f ...- . l . -5 4 '1 N . A ... L , Q .. ,..: .,.. 'G-' .1 -,-, '- . wk Y ,, A .- X if .X , .Q ,-., ,I . r lyk S fs' TE TH GRADE ' UNlffllclvn Knlak, Slnrlrv lmar, lark lxllcn, paul l.vlnnan, l,cnnar-l l.c-opulcl. Bull Malrlct. Rnlwerv Marunlxu, Dorn Marlnxxhn ' 'l'XN'UfRm1al4l Mrkllcmcns, lfarnlvn Mrllanwl. Marx' lllavllnrmlrl, Rnhcrt Nln'l'onn, Ronald lN'1vvrs. lnnur Mrllrr, Vvrlv Mnllrr Rulll M ll 1l'. I ' 'l'llRlflf!5lalllnj Mululcr. llrralnl Munn. lnannr Mnrrav. llcralrlxnc Nanglc. laninc Nauglc-. lzrml Nm-gc-xl. l.r'nnra Norton. Anna Mar Uurv ' lfllllRglVlarv l.un1w Uxlrr. Ruwunalw' llaluh, liarlmra llcllarrru. Martha Pcvcrmn, Nlllclrul llnkc Flarlwava Puma. lk-luia Prnt. lnAnn Plum. ' FIVE-l.orctta Prlrc, Rubs' l7nm'halx, Tom Rarllff. Donna Rulcnrr. Karol Rrcdcr. llm Rrwlx. l.nu-Ira Rulwrlwvn. Rulmard Roar-rx. ROXV Slx Slxruvvr. Q 4 1 ' SliVlfN-Clrarlotrr Slnwrrrrlr. XVava blcppv. Larhcrunc hntnxlw PlC'l'llRlf5 NOT AVAILABLE-Dclorcs Dana, lrvtnc Dbmko, loannr llurnv. Clllford lllcvclw. I-mc Mxllcr, Rulwrl Storm. Maruarct Yupl. Rl BNN ROVK ROXX RUXX ROW ROXX 1 4 . 'I I , g N 3 ' 1 4'0 Qx ,Q 4. , vu 1. -Nelda Rugg. 'llhclma Rummcl. Ross' 5alxaqqiu. XYallrr Sccora. Dnrotlw Shaffer. Shxrlrv Shaffer. ilcurqc Shrcfflr-r, llcrlwrl .i...,......,, .- Q f 7 l Li! fs? --771'-f TT WD M ..,,g,x- -- in K - -:7 E-CTL? 3 m 514141,-I- :: -12 4 ,. ... ' VT - L . any ' 'em ri 6' tl 'N ' 1 N If ji-:Tl-l R, W -an s N X .a lf?-' WM 4. lfllll EIITQI ,-ni rg, has ' Ejfifi,-' -'- 1. 2 if Ju, S, ' -2 H: af. -sf-' D'?5 Ai..-4 Patricia Shaffer. Treasurcr: Nancy Grcninqcr. Secretary: Alan Baer, President: lanifc Christir. Vics-Prcsidcnt: Mr. Kelly and Miss Spircs. Gootness, such a fidgety class ot students. They just started to settle them- selves down this year, but they did a Wonderful good job in making their skat- ing party a success. This is only the be- ginning for this energetic class who is active in clubs. sports, social affairs and, ot course, scholarship. They are under the capable leadership of their deans, Miss Spires and Mr. Kelly. nn-...N w'L'?-- MZITJ, NAP5 We ect ourselves lull ol what they got here everyday. Could you not hurry cr little? l'Doning up . . Watch out, you don'l get spritzedlu NINTH SHADE ,. -W f 1- I H ' f Q.: ,Q, jx' ' :GA Q . Q if QQ if 3 'I .: Q s -Q ,, Q, ,.,., Q: ,,f QQ ' Q' f 5' .K A el A if 5 ,hi V 1: . A ' ' Q, LN W , AQ Q 1, ' X ., fl l K A D, , . SU 2 ' ' l f ,fe VAX- Q f Q. R , ,I D- , . 1 -- l Q L , ..., . QQQQ . 3 fig: 5' 5 Q .... Q Q Q .g Nxyx , as M QQ Q X Q, - QQ , . QQQQQ' - 'li ' R 'f 'fl' 5 YIW5' . 1 Ig 'gh -A Q ' + Q Q ..-- .. Q ,, , Q 5 J Q Q Q ' 7 ., .1 I t A - Q ,Qi Q, . fi! Q f. QQQQQ,, , EQQQ QQ A L. , -f X X , f P , U Q - -' .,.., , U 5 ff -1. iz:-lg:-Q.: ' f X X - ' , , its -fr H - W i QQQ Q ,QM 3 N QQ ,Q :.QQQ H, Q! Q, Q: V Q QQMQ XQQQQQQ Q J., if . . .4 R . - 1. A ,.M,i,., M Qa- -' V S ,... .,,. - f ' , - W ' 3 X Q is ' J ', ' i af: K W' . ' ' Q I. 3 N., QQ Q ' ,.., 4' Q4-zwfw, lf '-,, Q X . . ,QQ LQ Q Q Q 3:?QQQQQ Q QQ 1 ., , W Q Q , ,ff Q -t K' W it , U x , , - Q QQ , A J X ua. er' ., as W 'N E' L Qlv 2 1 I ' H 3 fa K-' 5 1- , M- . W ad tw! A QQ QF. AQ iQ Q X Q' N, ,Egg M., QQ5 I V Q afaqi Q -, ' it x S ' ::Q QQ Q Q QQ - K f Q l Q b QQ ARQ QQ QQ HQ - .ggi , Q Q Q 13,12 3 t A ffi A Q k A' ' 121, -T-'11-1:2 A W ' , I , Q Q QQ ,Q Q ROW ONE-Roger Affleck, lack Armstrong, Alan Baer, Carol Bateman, lamcs Beam, Margaret Baker. Gcrald Berkcv, lean Burgh, ROW 'l'WO-Alvin Blongh, Gerald Blongh, lames Blongh, Paul Blouqh, Ralph Blcugh, Robert Blongh, Katherine Bosic. Donald Brenchalt. ROW 'l HRl2:E-David Brotz, Ralph Cable, Iohn Carroll, Ioenc Chckonik, lanice Christie, Barhara Clement, Edward Coavhman. l h :att'. ROW FGDJR-olilanclf Coy, Richard Custer, Harrv Dabbs. lcla Devinr-. William Direnzo. Donald Donitzen, Melvin Drummond, William Farris ROW FIVE-Betty Fender, Doris Fronzoli, Iosephine Garlesky, Kathleen Gaudlip, Donald Gincllcsperqer, Donna Gindlesperqer, Gene Gin- dlespcrger, Andrew Grnndas. ROW SIX-Nancy Greninqer, Fred Griffith. Ray Haines. Clarence Hart, Neda Head, Grace Heinrich. Carole Helsel, Kav Henrv. ' ' M H l,' le. Wanda Holsopple, David Horner, Ronald Horner. Iohn Howard ROW SEVEN-Wnlbert Hershherger, Helen Holsopple, ary osopp Mona Iones. NINTH EH!-HIE R R , R f il fg . O .Q .. . If tg, fs 'M W. ' O 'G . Rl A - X K 'I i . K . .k,. , X Y - qx,L',,. IA .- X X , b, J... 5 RN.-1 S A -5 ff, i, .7 I K . , QQ xx I f WX . az-Z A Q , :I K la in -ai X aff- el H are I R O f f Q ff 1' 1. O l R '-2 if f R r r re O Q j 3 R, it A A ia ' r XLXLM K 525 , x, fa-P i r 'Q , l :. x.. ROVV ROW ROVV ROVV ROW ROW ROW' is 4 if S' 'F I U if 5 Q- I 1 -.N , I I QQ, X r A. f 't . :ax Y gf. M :,, V . Rh L ' V- H ,, 4.2. ,, ' jf!! wr fx 1. 7 Sa V jk K N ' lil? Tvfs Ui ONIE-lanics Kahler. Fabiu Kanlz, Carl Kaufman, Thnmah Keim. Wlanda Keim.lUregurv Kenh. Marlin Knuslev, l.md.i Ki-rlier. 'l'XVOfRnl'1ert Konieeznv, Erna Kosrnach. Bettv Koss. Tlmnias Kn:lelr-r. loan Kutrhman, Ioycc Lamb, Helen Lamlwcrf, Mirharl Lanp THREE-Garv Lasalco. George Law, Shirlev Livingstone. Dwvnell Lohr, Vera Maldet, Gerald Manges. Iohn Marrinkn. Verna Marcinku FOUR-lnanne Maronc. Robert Mav, Ruger McDaniel, Emerv Miller. Lila Miller, Luis Miller, Richard Mills, Marlene Mlalrrr. FIVE-Florence Moldovan. Dwight Mostoller. Wavnc Nanqle. Michael Nicl-ronow, Charles Noon, Deloris Ohlcr, Yarcslawa Ustapiak Ronald Ostheim. SIX-Richard Ott.Oat1s Paqc.Sl11rlev Pavne. Katherine Pepov, Basil Perin. Samson Prvsiaznuilr. Naomi Recliner. Barbara Redick SEVEN-Dixie Recd, Delores Rouscr, Robert Ruqg. Stella Rvcyk. Gene Saylor, Iohn Scganoa, Elaine Scipioni, George Scmiran. w ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW PICTURFS NOT AVAILABLE Iulla Butchko Flame Hourlqan Evalenc Klcsyk lay Muller EIEHTH SHADE Hard work and pleasure have highlighted the experiences of these ambitious eighth graders. They are the future dignified Seniors cmd have begun to make for that time. They take part in most of the goin's on of the school. RCJW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW EIGHTH BHAIIE ONE-Patricia Andrews. loraeph Arcail. Peggy Backlnan, Pork Baker, Donald Baldwin, Dorothy llaldxxin. Donna Barthalow, Williaitxi Beam. 'l'VVO-Richard Bergman, Alvin Berkrv, Marion Bi-rlu-v, Donald Berzonski, Dorothy Bisel, Wiviifrc-cl Biscl. luanita Blutlcm-r Paul Blackncr. THREE-l.aVcrn Bloomqnist, Annie Lon Blouqh, Dixie Blongh. Melvin Blough. Ralph Blongh, lcan Boncoski, Raymond Boroslxv. Bernard Bornyak FOUR-Mike Bornynlc, Patty Bowers Darlene Brown, Tony Bush, Paul Bntchko, Patty Carroll, Evelyn Clark. lanicc Clark. FIVE-Williaxn Click. Donald Cook, George Crovlc, Donald Ciwtrr. lanicc Davidhizar, Frank DeRuhis. David Devlin. Andrew Dill. SIX-Peggy Drummond. Richard Drummond, Margaret Ellinqsworth. Emily Everett, Evclvn Farris. Bonnie Fvathrrs Dorothy Fvrrr Waltn'r Firm. R ' ilith Ani Urahnsnik SEVEN-Robert Flairn. Dorothy Fye, Larry Garmvn, David Golden, Richard bolden, Marloric- hood, lic i Gerald Grandas. ,Ml fl is X .QL fi' E i ..',.. ,..., 'V f 1 . ' f , lzbv W I , I .,, 9-D R. E., g f A , Q :- fs Q gi llll R 'tr - lt ., L W A X .I yy ykz. 5 l ,... A K .. at ziv- 5 .: i.,- ,Q-:iz - it . . V, B v -r r Q S. , . N114 1 b MA K . It out ' 'ff-.A h NIM 4- NNQNX Q.: .. A, . .. . 1 fl ,. .. F E ...gr X ,. 6 tv 'xl kj? ,V X .. wr , M -we p X ,Z +f .2?.j' - 5 if 'I 'QB tis X 'X ii 6 A ' X ! ' rx Ea, X ,dx M kxxk - t 4 R X 'll , X ' X ,v K qv l t X K 'N .L -I ,. .. gg xc Stl if if uf St 6 il Q, f , Mi lf Q 3 ,V R 17 N l x f Q ' if ,Qi ,, ' x I Its X px '. 'EM' f . Y .5 n Qi 1 QQ N.., f ' 5 , - f ' l i 1 R, -R lr r Yuki .. Q , - N f N Q x-I lg alma A Q! Q1 R if Q! ml .1 Q A A A-A X I S .. X 7 is X ' j N . I I IA. 4, J gr.. I V1 Af. 1 N I 1 , K4 t V - -.wx yf . . Lf! ggzfx K RONV ROW ROVV ROW ROW ROW ROVV U, ' -:-. 5 I1- , 65? Q wi 'Q EIEHTH GRADE ONlf-fkfnrnl Un-cn. Ronnlll llansnn, lun-pl: llrlula. Marv lnnr lln-lwda. Lcah llvrxhbvrgvr, lflmnv llllr, luhn llnlvlwy llnnnlll llul pp 'IWNU-Arthur llurnrr, Paul llorwdl, Allrn llnstrrlvr, Riflmrd llnareflcr. Ronald llutzvll, larry lntllmr, l.cNlcr lnrnln Rnllx lnnn 'l'l'lRliE-lil1:.ul'1v!h Kcclan. lm- Keith, Donald Kcllv. Rnndld Kelly, Arthur Klum-, VV1llx.un Klxnr, Conxlanu' Knnpp, VVallnu- Ku ur FOUR-Cnrhcrinv Kurlxman. Bcttv l.amlwrt, Rolwrt Lawrence, Lvo Nlarlsa, lxmlny May. Fav Ann Mnv, Marv Luniw Mccnnn x M'Dnni'l. Flifli-llflrrlc IVIvDanicl, Donald MuTonic, lnxnva Mlllur, VVill1.ln1 lVliIl1nLlvr, Mqrlin lVloldmzm, Rnlwrl Musllxqnl. Murqinl MuuL'l1crun. Kathrxn Nvwcorrwr. SlX-Donna Oulullxm, Barbara Osh-r, Nlnrmlvc Rnqc, Rirlmnl Pntuskv, Antlmnv l'cllx::z1ri, l.un1w llwrznlmla, I..lnr.u lllptl Marv lam' Plptn. SEVEN-llorns llurla, 'llom Prirv, lmlv Pylc, Rim lr-nn Rnger, Gvrnlnlxm' R.uvnwr.xfI. Rnlmrll Rlnnlrx, Angelo Rmnmlllu, l.u1.nnn R1 1 EIEHTH EHADE ROW ONE-Karen Roberts. Dorothy Sala, Pete Savoia, Patricia Saylor. Patricia Secora. Wayne Sherhine, Barbara Shillings. Ronald Sicl-avri. ROW 'IWVO-lnlin Smith, William Smith, Daisy Speiuhvr, Zola Sterner, Betty Thomas, Millard Thomas, Olive Thomas, Suit' Pearl Thumu ROW 'l'liREE--leanne Thompson, Shirlry 'l'uath, Barbara Tomko. Michael Tranovich. lulia Updykc, Bill VanDivencit'r, Genevieve' Varnrr Duans' Wagner. ROW FOUR-Richard Walker, William Walker, lohn Wanko, lames Wishinsky, Ioseph Witkowski, Erma Yoder, Esther Ymivr Martha Yoder. ROW FIVE-Arthur Younkin, loAnn Ynurich, Rohert Zamhanini, Camilla Zanoni. ROW SIX-lohn Blough, Thomas Faust, Harry Horn. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Alhert Kleinman, Rose Luce, Karen Miller, Daniel Yunetz, Q ' si A ' W SEVE TH GRADE These nyounguns, wearing their faces happy, came to Conemaugh Township High School for their first yahr. Since they are only seventh graders, they have not yet organized as a class, but they worked hard in preparing for der coming years ahead. ROW RUVV ROW ROW ROW ROW ROVV SEVE TH SHADE ONE-Sylvia Acirelli, Cumtailca' Aiiiiahuli, Durlx linker, Pearl Baker. Carol Barnitz. Marla' Baroni. Edward Beam. Calvin lhrlrr, 'IAVVO-Nlarv Lu' Bvrgmau. Norma Brrlivv. paul Bvrkvhile Paul Bvrwniixlxi M1rqai'uI Blau lr lVlirlli'i Bl l R1 Bl 4 . . , 4 A q , . . nuql, -V uuqli. l'.rlw.ir4 Buncoski, 'l'llREE-Kathryn Bows. Rirharnl Bovls, Louiw Bororaky, Louise' Bracken. Dorulhy Bruncr, Lcnora Cable, David Clcnwul, Arlluu Cfullrr l:OLlR-Peqqv Cmuwr I C l' Z f C' 'ls' 0 ' ' . K . anne Jovi, .un .my . L is Daniela, Waririi Davirlhxhar, Frank Dcsort. Marqarv! Dill DuWavuv Dircnzn FIVF Sara D 1 lt F l Nl ' .-. ' uipsrac , lean -ar-1, icl-cry Evanrliok, Glenn Everett, Ray Farris. lnsepliine Ferre, Rolurlrt Fislwrl Bruno lrlailu. Slx-Dorothy Flaim, Shirlvv Flaim, Pattv Ford. Rav Forclwacli, Marv Iam' Fron:oli, Barbara llaunllip. Alias Gimllm-wiwrqvr lilimhrth Gimllcspvrger. SEVEN-Verna Gimllcsperger, Patricia Harmon, Linda Harriwn, Edward llarl. Yvonne l'lcinrlch. luhn llr-rsh. Izuquvlui llimnimu Iarnvs llolsopplc. a: . ,, g V'-1 ,...Ef: gag.. i 2 5 st. if .. Q I W ,W r irir - W X is ' 2 H'Hxm,d 2, 4 A Ai i Q i as-if if in ' ,. ' ':'. el 1 -1 L ii . f:- 3 L D Q in ' f l 9 ' , . f 2 ii ' wwf ., X 3: iff ,.,., N ii wa- A 1' W 1 'fl J W 1 X lx 4 . W' I X , ., T P N, gg X Q ,N t , 'MF ! K A r , . Q' X X , QQ' N ,E ' if Q 11 Q r 1 4, 1. r K f ' ' QSKX . 5 ' Xi l qbbb' S ' 3 J ' I J , 4 K t iff! f K -I . ,Q V :.,. 1 .. ' f -., 3 A x' x g, N WA X 1' 3 ,'-' 1 . Aw 'W 19? - 5 'X Q f X lu X . A .-X: NNX Y l f 74, l fl SEVE TH SHADE ONE-llarxcv llolmpplc. Shirlvv llolmpplc, Paul llnpkinx loan Horxual, Eleanor llrnxka, Ucralalim' llulrlunf-mu, lmlv lrxxin, RUVV Cnrhrrinc Iarvis. ROVV 'l'Vv'O-lnnuw lcrkcw, Robert Kublcr, Daniel Kaltcnbauqh. Amlrvw Kc-tchuk. Larry Kvxrh, lda Keller. Iovu' Kvllv. l.u1s Km-llv. ROVV l'llRliEfC.atl1vrilac Kwrv, Paulunr Klvsvk, Lucille Knupp. Charles Kcvalcik, lark Kozirlu, Iuhu Krupa, Bull Kumhrr. Alln-11 l.upr. RUVV FUURfRulwrt l,1-lmmn. Lon-lt.: Mdgdclmir, Fred Mahler, Burma Manqrx, Valvriu Marvin, 'l'l1rrrw1 Mamma VVnlIvr llnrzvl, Allnn lVln'Danx'l. RUVV lrlvli-lsarl lVln'Danivl. David lVlrGarvvv. Norbert Mx l'or1in', lark lVlL'nl10rn, Clifford Kaufman, l.luvd lVlm'vn'rx, llqummv lWm'vA'1'N lfdwarnl lVlillvr. RUVN' SlX-Mnrllvn Millvr, Vrrqil Mlllrr, llvorgv: Mllls. Patlv Miltcnlwrqvr. Donald Mmlmicr, lrcm' M1nInm'r, l7nlrnk lVlurmv, lrwcll Nnuglr. ROW' SEVEN-I.xv Nixon, Davirl Orlannli, Roman Ostapiak, Marlm Oli. lowph Owns, lanwkz Pvmllrlon. Dorn Plfrvrmlm, Nlnlmrl llnrla. RKJW UNli-l,unnnr Pollack. lamcw Phillips, Barham Riwh, Benlrifc Roger-:, Edward Rotruck, Diane Scipioni, luwphine Svnnvan. Dclurcw Svqunu-. ROVV 'l'VVO-lfdxxnrd Slmffcr. lfmlhrr Shalfcr, lawn' Shrovvr. Donald Sirkeri, Marlene Sleek, David Smith, Larrv Smith. Marv Louisa' Si ROW 'l'llRlil'1-l.vmxi'.i Snvdvr, lninm Sornsky. lanvt Spcirlwr, Alma Spcirher, Mary Speicher. 'l'crry Spmns, Doraax Sporv, Norma Stahl. RUVV FOUR-lnnicw Stankan, VVillmm Stanlcan. Richard Stern, Charlfw Stock, 'llrrry Strukv, Thnmaf Tedrow. Eqhcr Thomas, lon-ph Sn-vein. RUVV l7lVli-l.nurc-n 'l'humas, Carol 'l'illman. Betrv Tomiik, Vivian Toth, Willlaiii Tranovich. Donald Troup, Philip Trmip. Rubrrl Troup, ROW SIX-Ronald Troup, Rolwrl 'llrn-main, lilamr Vinoskv, lane! Vvashalwaugh. Robert Washalwanqh, Ronald Wcxahahzinnqh. Charles VVllx'v, lluruthv Yoder. NO l'lC'l'llRlf5 AVAll.Al'll.lf-Aqnvw lflavcolnlw, RUVV SEVEN-Mahi-l Yndvr, Nlvrle Yoder, Sanford Yodrr. Helen Yuchnik, Larrv Zimmerman. Donald Rlvhards, Donald Yoder. Q -1 k t llb A . V , K ' l X 1, nr 1 U V . ,ZKQ gg' , . g,kx,W.f1.J 3 ll QA, aff , ...f S X A ' K I ': , 'Kala sv S as in 2 in A 2. l. , SA , N , Qwff' l r' 4 ' ff fl ff' W l 0' , Q Q Y , 'ply -. , A X w r, X 1 W ,..f4 nllll. K 7 Milton Green's outstanding football playing won him the title ot High Scorer of the District and also a trophy. Walter Skladanowski and Lawrence Leopold received key awards from Kauf- man's in Pittsburgh for their outstanding art Work. Throughout their school career both have done exceptional art Work. Ioan Knapp, head majorette of our band, has been honored as Miss Tri-State Majorettef' Ioan's personality and ability helped her win the rhinestone-studded baton and a trophy. George Pepoy Was the first football player in the school's history to be selected for the Pennsylvania All-State Team. This junior star was placed at a tackle berth. Iames Hale, who was absent when this picture Was taken, has contributed much to the School with outstanding accomplishments in the field of art. Ctivities S E i 1 Q 39 ' . ..., S Y' A K I Tig ix 1 sia 1 5 fxkv -:-'x-f5Q'Lg.-,,t- ' J 2 7 Q EY e S fan f :gig 2 V F K ' 1 , , x 5 9 3 ,.,,,h lx X gs--mm K .. 1 NK 'Q 1 i 9 5. Y Hx. xg, xl W, x 4 w w 1, 3 K xi K Aw .xg - 'Ei I is A , S Q f , I WA Q W x S 'X ' X N ' ' ff, ,T ' -fE2EE::1' 'qj i ' , ,T. . gr 7 , mp Qi ' 1 mis 5 5 x 3 5 L 5? i x T 'S ' :MV N :E'C..E: A 'N ' g .4 Kg WS R. W 5 , . x .Q , , as R R i MY he' gran My 'j u sgfi Ne Fix X 5 ,xg M . 'I i?f K A . , , E 5 X X Z 12 as Fix 3-' 1 ix if 1 fha v f K 5 ai 1 A iw X x x 55:15 . f f Jr .Q - ' I 1 A Sw5f,',R:.' N39 g 4 1 F .Q QR, Q,-If - , fg gf W? Am Q 1 LQ v gf' 7 Q , f' 2 Q mm K QRSQE y Ng Q' K.,- r, v lk , 33, Y S . . A X n '1 'R EW E I A :T N ,b ,:,+Wsxi5,55a ffl -, 5 d,f:.- ,X 5 .gfffj1' ,IQ b - ,, L Q A Q45 f i Q, 2 y! .lgf5 1 X ' : ' 2, fz ',':..g.:::.-1 -Ez. Y ,M . . 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Rose, Associate Editor, assisted capably in assimilating the material necessary to make the yearbook a success. The Staff wishes to express their hearty thanks to these The Editorial Staff has done a good job in writinq and advisors, who with their help made it possible for us editing all the articles in the Connumach. to publish the Connumach. The Business Staff worked hard to support the manager These efficient members of the Typing Staff typed th in financing the yearbook. material quickly and accurately for the Connumach, 1 X 5 l Business Manager, Ioan Knapp, saw that the f Connumach was proper- ly financed. 1 5 has The unique art work and photos are credited to the Art and Photography Staffs. J E H On Ianuary 31, l952 the Iunior Class presented Green Valley, a fantasy. This is the light-hearted pitting of a farmer boy fassisted by spiritsl against a modern promoter. Edgar Carrico, Wilma Yanus, in the leading roles were supported by tho following cast: Iohn Stephenson, Bill Petro, Pat Keith, Pat Korns, Iack Gaudlip, Charles Mintmier, Elizabeth Blackner, lack Bollington, Robert Bowman, Iohn Backman, Dorothy Sleek, Don Harris, Ioan Martnishn, Ray Blough, Esther Yoder, Iames Keim, Shirley Weirich, Darlene Rotruck, Sally Pickerill, Ianet Smith, Louis Benvenuti, Iames Spory and Richard Kauffman. AP SI. Cheaper By the Dozen the fresh, founded-on-fact, three-act comedy Was presented by the Seniors on November 15, 1951. It is the hilarious story about the family of Frank B. Gilbreth, the efficiency expert. Each of the players will always remember that a Whis- tle meant drop everything and come running. This very popular play has been called by experts the perfect play for amateurs. Characters: Mr. Gilbreth-Dave Yoder, Mrs. Gilbreth-Genevieve Thomas, Ernestine -Rose Blackner, Frank-Ierry Lint, Iackie-Wade Thomas, Dan-Tony Blackner, Bill-Ioe Marcinko, Fred-Larry Leopold, Anne-Ioan Knapp, Lillian-Lila Thomas, Martha-Ianet Custer, Mrs. Fitzgerald-Sally McGarvey, Dr. Burton-William Fisher, Ioe Scales-Robert Baker, Miss Brill-Carole Lohr, Larry-Robert Pipta. ge 5 U S ' '12, , 35 . my it as gkiti .Lg w -x L 1 E? N ,Gig Q K K - SIS' vim 2 X5 Qs ii '12 gy a A Q A VX if V ,Rm - ww QQ SX 5. iii ! 4 1 t,'q'J9O. .W gf, ' F,,i'? Lg 'g.qw,w Lx 'M I . an ' J Q E, W, M? Y '-?W..,,Q .x gyms: M ':': Q'V'A 'ii KW si H wfqz U M gf? 35 bf W 4 , , N ..., . W fm . -. ..w 141 i li: A ' .,,, I f 'L fl ' NW' ' 5 9 . 12 H- , Q 2. fe. Q, .- s fy ' . .1 ,.,, . . all r, ,.,.. ..,., b ,:,:,.,,. .,,V 2 K X J 5, ,- - fwgfvwhzwh A . U - .,., L-. Q J, awww , ,,?,,L,m, Wwwhauld A ,gg M 55'-3 M A HA 'S i My N Q SY , W A 4,. AG 1 yn . 5 B Q 5. 'M :-2 .KAN V ' . 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X '-:I-5532! 5 - - .agq5:ff:f::eN 4 -R ,: ,.,. :A , l I . ., W W if f.-Q R Q .Y 'R my gk A PM x 3 - J i si A X. Q gf I WK ii ' A :Ax -1 4. an X f 'riff , .. w Q' Elllffb Q f Q KA V ,,. 7. M W K wk ,yum 3 sb 'P A .Af , ,r,4,g3f?,. a.:.W,,,.,.'4 .Ig B W W M-W JAWS' , ' ',, ',f,.-slwI 'f k ll , - .4 i ,f ffl W 5 M -Q all ma, , bbgwm J 2 i ' my KW F . 3 4 5 Nil-img fiiifgw 'if' ' Q M was-Mi . .D 1 .I3?'o 34' oo'0f.,u1'f?AfuE5'ff1EfF:'FBQ1P ??7'f?E?fT.?P ?f?Q5Q5E'f? iQQ3ff'55?fi ?QQfioi5If ff5Q3f 55'+f 3' o 25 F951 'CONTOWNVXN' HEADED BY WNDE U-OWN5 mom ,M ,-..m.h.4 KBLACKNER, J. BACKMAN,N.RO8E RTSONQ, .LKNAPP CfHfR EDUTO5' In January of 1951 o new staff under the diroot- ion of -Q-rs. Hilda Kring was appointod to tako ovor tio ,job oi' vjublisloing ourwookly school yohor ------ - ------- - THE CO1XfT.Jf.f'P'I,.r. Wade Thomas, a oop- oble efficient Journalisrnstu- . m o dont, was ' f chosen to hood the staff. Q Sharing in the job oi' editing, ,Rosa Bla eknor .X booms Wade 's proficient as- olistnnt. Book K for his third NN term came John X N X Baokmen to use W5 his flair in editing the - Sports section of '66 conrowunou. Johrmyhunkiu, . ' following fast r 4 in Baokman's o A footsters , was E 3 o mode his oo- o o o M Qworkor. A goal 1 pi vit! a nose Q X for nows ,Nancy Roberts on , was sedeotoo as chief' of tho news section ou X X S ff 'R xxf 1o3Q xxx ng-S-osgsf -L wi th Janet Custer and Cora b Cable as hor assistants. . zf' r Joan Knapp was 4 given the 5 o Q resgonsibilityfl o,,, f if oo for the orti- if bof T No? xl f 1 ales a paper . ., just oan't do wii:hout------- F Q tho features . au Carole Lohr A.. Donna Fonderf 3, and Elizabeth maoknar po- in f wif oagne writers of' tive human interest arti- oles . business man- ager, Joan Syeiohor sees that people weekly by the Jour- nalism clauses of 'C,T.H.S. xn muon- vilk, Pm A member ro o e y Hifi'-Undo TIIKISEO . .gaoiatn.gLM5:5n- aenslnokner , rt 1 h gfiiiifm sim? E3Yt..5'.'5Z3 ou n News Edifg-N:-.no Robortlon Re rturl-Jznot gunner, Corn Casio Fez-.ture Editor-Jar-.n Img Feature Writers-Carole ht, Donn-s Fender, minbeth Blraokner Business llumgoz-Joan Speiohor Cartoonist-larry Leopold, Rich-.rd mlb Advisor-Mx-a. Hilda Kring Txiw-Elaine Stoog, anet s rn, Sally Pickerill Himoinrl-:ph Type-Sounaroial Depnr nt ldV18OF l6'8. M-.rgnrot Statler outside thi school reoaivo A COIVTOTNIAN Taking over the job of giving reader! a laugh Lara M Loog old 'iho cartoonist:-' - L o mi l8ff i , will hold Qhoiri isbn will bruary ot 1952. lliuogrnph Elaine Shag, Jonas -Pidfifillo SENIUH BAND W, If 6 1 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Twice a week this unusually large Senior High Chorus, composed of two hundred songs- sters, met tor rehearsal of both sacred and secular music. This group was again host to the All- County Chorus Festival in which twenty of our own choristers participated. Eight vocalists became members of the Central-Western Chorus, The chorus had great success as they took part in assem- blies and c Annual Spring Concert. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' ENSEMBLE These rnelodious maidens are just the gals that can do the songs up right. Under the able direction of Miss Shatter, they brought beautiful harmony to the student body at various occasions throughout the year. Accompanied by Genevieve Thomas, these thirty select voices from Senior High Chorus participated also in the Annual Spring Concert. 4 Ng. ks SENIOR HIGH TRIO IUNIOR HIGH TRIO SENIOR ACCOMPANIST They make with such nice mu- Ia! there is much hard work to get sic, these girls. This trio ot har- the right blending of tones but the Thomas, played a large part in monious voices is composed ot Iunior High Girls' Trio think it has been the success of some of the musical Iane Thomas, soprano, Arbutus lun, too! Carole Helsel, first sopranog organizations this year. She play- Eash, second soprano, Neda Head, Nova lane Head, second soprano, and ed for the Choir, Senior High The accompanist, Genevieve alto. Nancy Greninger also ac- Linda Kocher, alto, comprise the trio. Chorus, and Senior Girls' En- companies this group. They are accompanied by Nancy Gren- semble. inger. CHOIR One ot the most important organizations in the music department of C. T. H. S. is the Choir, These sixty-three selected members practiced untiringly for hours before and after school to make their fourth year a success. At Christ- mas time the Choir presented the cantata, The Child Iesusf' to the student body and the public, after which they sang carols throughout the township. During the spring of this year they again received high Commendation for their concerts of sacred music presented in the churches of our own and neighboring communities. Through the recommenda- tion of M. Claude Rosenberry, head of Music Education, Department of Public Instruction, members of the Choir will' receive academic credit for their work in the future. This is the first music group to have this honor. Choir members will long remember the fun as well as the hard work which has made this organization a success. 9? Q 9 Qt e . 'Ft I 35 2 ti Qi f v sa Iii .M L -. ' 1' IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Being able to participate in the Annual Spring Concert and assembly programs serves as a challenge to this group of singers. This year the Iunior High Chorus was enormous big with 175 members. Under the able direction ol Miss Shaffer, they met once a week Ior rehearsal. Pretty much alWays these singers continue to take over as the members of the Senior High Chorus are graduated. They benefit in many ways by their experience in chorus work. The officers are Ianice Christie, presidentg Peggy Backman, vice-presidentg Bar- bara Shilling, secretary-treasurerg Dwynell Lohr and Helen Holsopple, librarians. IUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' ENSEMBLE The Iunior High Ensemble is a group of thirty choice songstresses selected from the Iunior High Chorus. They met for rehearsals with Miss Shaffer during club periods. These talented singers have taken part in various school activities. They were accompanied by Nancy Greninger. SPRING CONCERT A highlight in the achievements of the music department was the Spring Music Fes- tival. The vocal groups who blended their voices in harmony for this varied program in- cluded the Senior High Chorus, Senior High Girls' Ensemble, Senior Boys' Quartet, Senior High Girls' Trio, Iunior High Chorus, Iunior High Girls' Trio, Iunior High Girls' Ensemble and Iunior High Boys' Trio. In the joint concert the instrumental department was represented by the Senior High Band, Swing Band, Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, The Trumpeters, and the Iunior High Band. This concert, presented to a large and appreciative audience, was a fine splurge to a successful year in the music departments oi C. T. H. S. ASSEMBLY BAND Newly organized this year, these select band members provided werry goot music for our assemblies. THE FOUR TRUMPETERS BRASS ENSEMBLE The brilliant trumpeters who have entertained the These select instrumentalists, D. Rotruck, S. I-laddow public and students so well the year throughout, at ban- L. Eash, L. Moore, E. Sciponi, K. Walker, supplied won quets, concerts and other occasions are L. Moore, derful music at Christmas time and Easter time. E. Sciponi, M, Barger, and C. MacDaniel. SWING BAND This twelve piece donz band practiced every club period to make with all sorts ot music at the Christmas Dance, dances after games, and many other events, from sweet and smootchy songs to the music that makes tho iitterbugs happy, yet, IUNIOR BOYS' TRIO SENIOR BOYS' OUARTET Billy Millinder, Arthur Younkin, and Iames Members of the Senior Boys' Quartet are May compose the Iunior Boys' Trio. Nancy Iames Hale, Robert Bowmen, Lester Moore, Greninger serves as accompanist. and Robert Pipta. Pllrts T-HPF N Q . , .. . , 9, Q K- v , ,WM Mu-v..QM . ,M , A ,WWW N 4 A, Nw V, .- M, A AW, n Q Nl V NS N -1, at fu, Rx X 'Q' . L. . , E :: . A 5 S' IOHN KOSCO GEORGE PEPOY RICHARD VINOSKY 'TE E. 5 FN . . , ' ' N ,X '- 5 X ' Q1 PUUT BALL BOYD CUSTER LYNN FYOCK ED CARRICO FRANK NEGAST BILL PETRO IOE ELLINGSWORTH IOHN STEPHENSON if if ' as 5 we ! 2 K I If . .,.,.,, X E my U 17 wx yx S712 P- ' fl 1-fk .ax 1- X Q., if r 3 x ti' ya-Q7 WP 1 A,-A I Q 3' L' '5 1 Q: , U K. W? RUDY MYERS BILL RILEY IOHN BRENCHAK BOB VERNA MILTON GREEN IOE BADACZEWSKI ROBERT BAKER STEVE WISHINSKY LEON CARRICO RUSSELL YODER 4- .1 Q' 5 L 3 Q 4 -ll ROW ONE-Lef: to Right-Shaffer, Wishinskv, Vinoslcy, Negasf, Kosco, Carrico, Fyock. Baker, Meyers. Sepety. ROW TWO-Shilling, Ellingsworrh, Green. Brenfhak, Badaczcwski, Verna, Yoder: Riley, Custer. Stephrnson, Fish. ROW THREE-Coach Terehus, Kelly, Fuller, Koss. llolsopple, Pvpoy, R. Fish, Petro. E. Carrico. Kaufman, Alwini' Bcnvcnuli Bu'k1n'u1 Row Ig8lSsTl3rn?n1iin?haI?4llr'inFpcl?h'r:nnn, Golem hesk i, siiffm, K. ,,1iL - k, Wm, Ra illff, Tel enko , R. M Pvfri , czmiwmk, Lellcw. VARSITY SCHEDULE IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE C. T. H. S. Opp onen ts C. T. H.S. Opponents Connellsville 19 U Forbes 13 12 Boswell 42 18 Windber O 19 Ferndale 34 12 Confluence 12 6 Ebensburg 13 0 Ferndale U 6 Westmont 40 U Windber 12 13 Windber 39 U Iohnstown 6 38 Bedford 47 13 Ferndale 12 6 Adams Township 34 32 Richland Township 21 12 Shade Township 25 6 Somerset 27 0 FUIJTBI-ILL The C. T. H. S. fighting Indians completed their 1951 season with success. For the first time in the history of the school the football team was undefeated. During the past two seasons perfect records were missed by only one defeat each season, those being at the hands of Windber. This year they were not to be denied as ten teams fell by the wayside after being scalped by the Indians. In so doing a total of 320 points were registered against opponents while they could produce only 81. Four games especially high-lighted the play and team work of the squad during the season. Connellsville was the first team to be scalped by the Indians. An AA school, appear- ing on the schedule for the first time, was downed 19 to 0 after giving stiff resistance the first half. In the succeeding weeks two more teams went home the losers after being defeated by the Indians. Boswell lost by a score of 42 to 18 with Ferndale being defeated the following week 34 to 12. Ebensburg proved to be a tough opponent, as was expected, but not for long. After a scoreless first period, in which the Indians were a little tense from the pressure of the game. the score turned in our favor with two quick touchdowns and an extra point. That ended the scoring for the game. With four teams already defeated the Tribe entertained Westmont 40 to 0 while pre- paring for the next week's battle. After waiting three years for a victory over Windber, that at times was so close, the moon was finally smiling on our side as the fighting braves ran off with Windber's scalp 39 to U. More satisfaction comes from the fact that the Indians played their best game of the season under this moon. As forty happy braves rode home from their great conquest they were re- minded by Big Chief Terebus that next week we would again meet a tough opponent. Bedford's invasion of our home grounds was little cause for worry as they were de- feated 47 to 13. The entering of our camp by Adams Town- ship was reason enough for excitement. Throughout the entire game more faithful brave followers were brought to their feet over the quick and exciting events that followed. The passing game of Adams Township was of concern for they came the closest to overturn- ing our tepee. After a great struggle they were finally tamed 34 to 32. 7 With high spirits Shade Township engaged the Indians but it was not long before the Indians took the upper hand 25 to 7. The last game found the team making the journey to Somerset where they hung up scalp number 10 with a 27 to 0 victory. Thus ended the first perfect season in this reservation of fighting Indians at Conemaugh Township High School. Fifteen braves are leaving this squad never to return to former fields of battle for their Alma Mater. Decamping are Bill Riley, Bob Verna, Russel Yoder, Steve Wishinsky, Rudy Meyers, Richard Vinosky, Iohn Kosco, Lynn Fyock, Frank Negast, Robert Baker, Leon Carrico, Milt Green, Ioe Badaczewski, Iohn Brenchak, and Boyd Custer. Among the honors harvested during the past Indian Summer was a trophy representing first place in the Western Conference. This is the first time it has come to our school. The third year in succession a Mountain Confer- ence trophy was brought home to be displayed in our trophy case. An individual trophy was awarded to Milt Green who was district high scorer with 166 points. The highest number of players placed on the Tribune All-Scholastic team was from our clan when Milt Green, George Pepoy, Bill Riley, Ioe Badaczewski, and Steve Wishinsky were represented. One of our braves, George Pepoy, brought honor to our school by being named on the all-state team, the first to receive this honor at C. T. H. S. The departing seniors of the class of '52 wish the teams of the years to come more success than we have had the pleasure to en- joy. May they continue to produce great teams of high character plus the desire and will to win, which not only builds great teams but men also. ,, IQ: R, MQAMY. ...Q xg I 3 I -.I ,, 5 . L 5 H 'E NELLO RIMOLDI STEVE SEPETY MILTON GREEN DICK SHIREY BOB VERNA BLE STANLEY SHILLING FRED NEGEST BILL RILEY DALTON CA ROW ONE-Lvfr to Right-R. Yoder. Manager: D. Cable. I. Stephenson. R. Stifflvr, S. Srprtv. E. Carriun. F. Ncqnst. R, Bakcr, Mzmaqvr. ROXV 'IWVU-M. Grrrn, II. Kurhman. N. Rimnlnli. D. Shircv, R. Vvrna. R. Tvslcnku, B. Pvtro. I. Kosru. Manager. BASKETBALL The 1951-52 cagers met with misfortune in 13 of their 18 games during the past season. Having no lull-time coach during the early part of the season caused much of the difficulty. The Indians started off the season in a big Way by downing the Alumni and Shade Town- ship. Traveling to Boswell on December 18, they lost a thrilling one-pointer in overtime. Next on the card came seven Tri-County League games, in which the Indians were defeated by Ebens- burg, Windber, Indiana, Ferndale, and Westmont, twice. They then came back on the win track by beating Somerset. Following this were three more losses at the hands of Iohnstown. Somerset, and Ebensburg. On February 12, they won the first league game by defeating In- diana, in an upset. The surprised Indians followed this by defeating Boswell for their fifth win. In the remaining three games they were overthrown by Ferndale, Windber, and Shade Town- ship. Despite the fact that our team did not fare so well this year in scoring they were a fine bunch of boys with an excellent spirit. These boys played hard from the start to the finish, whether they were winning or los- ing. The boys who saw most of the action were: Verna, Riley, Green, Cable, Sepety, Shirey, and Telenko. Three players will be graduated this year but there will be good material for next year's team. COACH DICK COLLIVER in Alumni Shade Boswell Iohnstown Ebensburg Westmont Windber Indiana Ferndale Westmont BASKETBALL SCHEDULE C. T. H. S. Opponents 49 38 Somerset 49 45 Iohnstown 44 45 Somerset 34 59 Ebensburg 35 57 Indiana 30 81 Boswell 51 77 Ferndale 40 71 Windber 79 82 Shade Twp. 50 83 FRESHMEN C. T. H.S. Opponents 51 48 18 54 40 42 55 86 60 42 53 44 63 78 46 50 STANDlNG-qSam Prysialynuik, lolm Timlmn, Oalis Page, Roger McDaniel, Barry Sprinqvr. Ralph Cnlwle, Ml. lullcr. Sl'l7'l'lNG-Robert May, George Scmivan, George l. Fabio Kantz. a w EHEEHLE DEH5 TOP lJlC'l'URE-FIRST ROW-I. l.ul'1as. F. Ravcnscrxift, B. Piprn, P. Mvyrrs, B. linxrilal-n. SECOND ROW-S. Aruistronq, Burfliko. D. Cuqmi. Nl. Pikv. BO'l l'OM PlC'l'URlf-SITTING-D, Cugini. P. Mcvvrs, STANDING-B. llavnlrxk, F. Rave-nscralt. P. Cmliranc. I. Bulchko, VV. Knwn, ll. llipln. I. l.nlmc, IJ Slwl. Cheering at games, practicing, making up new yells, and appearing in assembly programs were some of their activities during the year. These pep girls were always there to back up their team, win or lose! 4 ., Q K E B WHESTLI I3 Managers Badaczcwski, Mr. Sporv. D. Devlin. Even though they were handicapped at times by the absence of the strong guiding hand of Coach lim Spory, who was hospitalized by appendicitis, the Sporymen blazed their way to an undefeated season, the first in the history of wrestling at C. T. H. S. During the nine years that Mr. Spory has coached the Indians, they have won 76 of 105 matches while tying two. Mr. Spory has been mentor ot 16 individual District V champions. Al- most every year his matmen seem to improve over the team of the previous year. Mitch Scipioni undefeated in dual Competition for the past three years registered his 34 straight win by pinning Thompson of Kiski Prep. Mitch lost his first dual bout in 1949 but has won everyone since. Rudy Meyers, team captain, led in scoring and the number of falls with 51 points and nine falls out of ten bouts. Mitch Scipioni was second with 49 points and seven falls. Neither Mitch nor Rudy have been taken down this year while they have scored 12 and 10 times respectively by taking down their opponents. The Indians topped off their successful season by copping the Disctrict V Championship. FRONT ROW-Left tn Right-I. Younkin. I. Blough. G. Manqes. C. Beam. R. Horner. VV. Farris. I. Marcinku. SECOND ROVV-I. Cortesr. I.. Dcrlnzo. R. loncs. M. Barqrr. L. Bcnvcnuti. C. Noon. A. Birth. D. Yoder, I. Backnian. M. Brenchak. THIRD ROVV-I.. Tasm. T. Coarhmdn. M. Sriponi. I. Dv:Vinf:. R. lVlc'vf.'rs. D. Smith, R. Fish. I.. Fvnck. l. Brcnrhak Snorv. x QP ,f' ' Nmiwk The 1951 track team, under the direction of Coach Kelly, participated in five track meets during the season. At the first, the Coaches' Meet held at Cochran, the Indians took fifth place. The Conemaugh Township Cindermen copped fifth place at the second meet Which was held at Iunior Pitt, and fourth place at the Tri-County Meet. The District Five Meet found the Indians finish- ing in second place. To complete the season, the Indians defeated Shade Township by one point in a dual meet. Ierry Pike broke the school's half mile record by running the race in 2.07.7 Minutes. Bob Verna was high scorer with 29 V3 points, Milt Greene was second with 24 V4 points. Seven boys were lost by graduation or age, but ten boys who were on the l95l team, along with others, will be in there plugging for another suc- cessful season. BASEBALL c. r. H. s. opponents c. T. H. s. opp onen ts Ferndale 2 U Richland Twp. 2 1 Richland Twp. ll 0 Somerset Twp 7 2 Adams Twp. 4 7 Adams Twp. U 1 Conemaugh 14 0 Conemaugh 9 5 Windber 16 l Windber 6 0 The 1951 Conemaugh Township High School baseball team slugged their way to an 8 win-Z loss victorious season. Under the direction of Coach Walter Shank the big leaguers racked up an impressive season. Ronald Blough played first base, Fred Shilling, second basep Milt Green, third base: Bill Petro, shortstop: Frank Negast, right fieldg Sam Zambanini, left fieldg Ioe Badaczewski, catcherg Steve Sepety, Ron Telenko, Phil Smakula, Andy Sendek. pitchersg Edgar Carrico, centerfield. The only games the townshippers lost were the two with Adams Township. The team played and practiced at the Ierome diamond. Most of the team members played different positions during the season. v lr K. Q 3 ,ww . M we ' in 5 ex 2 vf 1 v 'ml ...M . ww... A 3 5 , Q 'Q ' x taszfxw-1 i 'EN K MJ. X .ss S fwgx Wx 'Ol Www Sf f A Wai iii i 9? if . YI! 5. Q s 3 fs Y an P A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. Fred Affleck Mr. Ioe Arcail Park Baker Mr. lack Barchey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barger Mr. and Mrs. lohn E. Barron Mrs. Iames Barty Tulia Benini Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Berkey A. N. Blough Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cable S. L. Cable Mrs. Ann Carosello Regina Cassler Mrs. Charmesky Mrs. Anna Conzatti Mr. and Mrs. Foster D. Custer William Davis Harold W. Donges Iohn Ellingsworth Iudy Emerick Miss Betty Everett Mrs. George Fisher Iane Fochtrnan Mr. Iacob Garlesky Ioe Gaudlip, Sr. Mrs. Francis Geer Rhoda I. Geisel THU S Mrs. William Geisel Mrs. Archie Gray Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haas Mrs. George Harding Mr. Mike Harding Clarence Hart William Harrison Miss Margaret Head Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Head Mrs. Iohn Hopkins William Huff Mrs. Albert Kaltenbaugh Charles Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaufman Mr. Robert Kaufman Mr. Ioseph Keith Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Knapp Ierry Kozielec Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kring Mr. Ted Krupa Mr. Michael Kutchman Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kuharchek Mr. Iohn Lamb Richard Lambert Charles Lasaka Mr. and Mrs. Elvin L. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehman Larry Y. Leopold SZ Ralph H. Lintz Mr. and Mrs. Mantini Mrs. Iohn Marcinko Mrs. Frank Martnishn P Mrs. Elizabeth Masciocchi Miss Laura Masciocchi Miss Norma Masciocchi Miss Sara Masciocchi Delbert McGarvey Mr. Anthony Miconi Mr. Harry Miller Walter I. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mills Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mishler Grace Mishler Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naugle Mrs. H. L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pike Mr. Thomas Pluta Mrs. Iosephine Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Punchak Mr. and Mrs. Iohn L. Ramsey Mr. Theodore Reckner Mr. Louis Rigo Mr. and Mrs. Iames M. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogalla Mr. Herman L. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scipione Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shatto Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shoemaker Mr. Bernard Shortt Ellsworth Shretfler Mrs. Dorothy Verna Singer Mr. Ioseph Skladanowski Mr. Stanley Skladanowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Skladanowski Mrs. Hilda Sleppy TH S Mr. and Mrs. Emil Slick Mr. Homer Sleek Edward Smith Mrs. Iohn Smith, Sr. Mrs. Henry Soha Mr. Charles Spory Mr. Elvin H. Steeg Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Steeg Mr. Dean R. Sterner Mrs. R. F. Swartzwelder Miss Sarah Ruth Telenko Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Tisack Andy Toth Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas Gerald L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Thomas Mrs. Kenneth R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Donald Unger Mrs. Ernest W. Trexel Mr. Tony Venzon Miss Ioan Verna Mrs. Molly Walters Miss Elizabeth I. Will P. P. Williamson Mrs. Kathryn Wilson Mrs. Iohn Yanus Mr. and Mrs. Merle Yoder Miss Stella Zabo Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Zimmerman Mr. Frank Zobitne BUSINESS Pl-lTHlfI S Acitelli Bros. Garage, Ierome, Pa. Alwine's Service Station, Somerset Pike Ann's Beauty Shop, Boswell, Pa. Auto Radiator Repair Co., Iohnstown, Pa. Automotive Supply Co., Iohnstown, Pa. B. and W. Hardware, Boswell, Pa. Hotpoint Appliances Berney Bros., Iohnstown, Pa. Bird Coal Co. Tire Hill, Pa. Blough's Christmas Trees, Thomas Mills, Pa. Blough's Community Market, Thomasdale, Pa. Compliments ot Bloughs Family Dinners Heartiest Congratulations-Boswell Cleaners Boswell Drug Store, Boswell, Pa. Boswell News, Boswell, Pa. Bruno's Store, Holsopple, Pa. Burkett's Dairy Store, Holsopple, Pa. Burkett's Restaurant, Boswell, Pa. Cable Coal Company Iohn Cable, Owner-Operator Cambria Rowe, Business College Carnegie Equipment Co.. Iohnstown, Pa. Clover Farm Store, K. C. Yoder, Prop. Groceries and Home-Dressed Meats Thomas Mills, Pa. Cobaugh Service Station, Thomas Mills, Pa. Congratulations Class of '52 YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER IS: Cover Studio 504 Main Street, Phone 5-8442 Iohnstown, Pa. Davidhizar Refrigeration and Locker Storage, Thomas Mills, Pa. Davidsville Dairy Store DeRoy's, Iohnstown, Pa. Dill's Market Esther's Beauty Shoppe, Somerset Pike Faust Garage, Seanor, Pa. Foustwell Coal Co. Franklin Lunch, Iohnstown, Pa. ix Gales Clothing Store Pay Gale's Payday Gately 6: Fitzgerald Furniture C Clinton Street, Iohnstown, Pa. a. Glosser Brothers, Iohnstown, Pa. Hackey's Food Market, Holsopple, Pa. Holoka's Dairy Store, Ierome, Pa. Hammond Beauty School, Iohnstown, Pa. Harris Music Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Compliments ol Hawkinson Tread Service Along New Windber Road, Dial 33-7333 Hay's Funeral Home, Boswell, Pa. Henderson's Inc. Dry Cleaners and Laundeters, Iohnstown, Pa. - Hotfman's Funeral Home, Boswell, Pa. Holtzman's Reliable Iewelers, Iohnstown, Pa Horner's Store, Boswell ,Pa. Hunters Super Market, Boswell, Pa. Hurrell Music Shop, Iohnstown, Pa. Iames' Dairy Store, Ierome, Pa. Iennerstown Inn Iennerstown Livestock Auction Ierome Theatre, Ierome, Pa. The Iohnstown Democrat Iohnstown Milk Distributors F OR BETTER HEALTH USE FRESH BOTTLED MILK BUSINESS Pll'I'HlJ S The Iohnstown Tribune Kautman's Five and Ten, Boswell, Pa. R. M. Kissel, Plumbing and Heating Kozielec Coal Co. Kutchman's Sinclair Service, Boswell, Pa. Lehman's Garage, Thomas Mills, Pa. Marian's Appliance Store, 7-R-5, Ierome, Pa. Martin's, Iohnstown, Pa. McNess Quality Products Glenn E. Thomas Ioe Miller and Son, Contractors R. D. No. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Miller's Service Station Davidsville, Pa. Merle Mishler, l'Auctioneer Miller's Dairy Store Benscreek, Pa. ' Moon's Clover Farm Store, Ierome, Pa. Wm. H. Mulhollen. FUNERAL HOME, Holsopple, Pa. National Seating Mfg. Co., Iohnstown, Pa. H. L. Nelson, Electrical Appliance Store Niessners Flower Shop, Iohnstown, Pa. Oppy Signs and Neon Co., Iohnstown, Pa. The Paint Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Panasci's Store and Barber Shop, Ierome, Pa. Peerless Shoe Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Penn Furniture, Iohnstown, Pa. Pickerill Radio and T. V. Service, Davidsville, Pa. Puterek's ESSO Service Reese Electric Supply 530 Washington St., Iohnstown, Pa. Reinholtz, Philco T. V. and App., Ierome, Pa. Roadside Market, Route 53 Sam Roger's Variety Store, Boswell, Pa. Royal Plate Glass, Iohnstown, Pa. Rutledge Wholesale Produce, Iohnstown, Pa Ammon Sala and Sons, Builders R. D. No. 2, Holsopple, Pa. Schubert Press, Inc., Iohnstown, Pa. Shaulis Service Center, Boswell, Pa. Sheftic's Style Center, Boswell, Pa. Shott's Economy Store, Boswell, Pa. Shonberg's Store, Boswell, Pa. Sipe's Service Station Springer's Hardware Store, Holsopple, Pa. Stewart's Hardware, Iennerstown, Pa. The Style Store, 5U5 Main St., Iohnstown, Pa Tony Sunseri, Wholesale Produce Iohnstown, Pa. Swank's lMain and Bedford Streetsl Iohnstown, Pa. Congratulations Class ol SZ Relating your Future with Health and Success Terrace Chevrolet Company Ierome, Pa. Thomas Flower Shop, Iohnstown, Pa. Tire Hill Garage United Iewelers, Iohnstown, Pa. Vince's Restaurant, Boswell, Pa. Woolf 61 Reynolds, Iohnstown, Pa. Woy Motors, Boswell, Pa. , Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer Yoder's Service Station Young's Service Station, Somerset Pike Ioseph Zablotny, Watch Maker, Sporting Goods lewelry Repairing, Boswell, Pa. Zabo's Restaurant, Ierome, Pa. 4 , 1 .5 1 PHOTOGRAPHY- COVERS STUDIO Iohnstown, Pa. KENNETH R. THOMAS Hollsopple, Pa. ENGRAVING- I-IUTIQIIJHAPHS CONEMAUGH EN GRAVING CO. Iohnstown, Pa. PRINTING- WEIGEL 6: BARBER, INC. Iohnstown. Pa. Y' 7 p,o1ck!.R- . . 2-wg 1-:Ji4 1fp7g . A :wAT4 svfl'x 5 Pe wt- S3 lwm FQ. jFaRg,g4'i l. 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