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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

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X ' 1 FIIHEWIJHIJ ln thisfage people are continually experimenting and dis- covering new and better means ot transportation. We hear of iet planes, rockets and even trips to the moon and other planets. Listening to all these stories we wonder what the next step will be. We have collected and arranged here in picture and story torm, lite on our Planet CTHS. We hope we have succeeded in bringing to you the most outstanding teatures ot our stay here. lt is with great joy that we, the Senior Class of l954 present this volume ot the CONNUMACH to Space. xofllfzia X rnsssnrsn nv The I Senior Class Conomaogh Township High Sohool DAVIDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA . .,,.-no J. RIMS 00 000 ' ,- 00 0 00 00 00.0 0'0' 00 0 0 0' 0 0'0'0'0'0 0 000 00 00 000 0 0 0 000 .00' 00 00 - 0'0000 -0 0000.00 0 -- 0 00000 00 0 -0 000000000 0 .- 0 00000 00 0 ,.- 00 000000 00 0 00000000 0 0 0 00000 00 0 0000 0 0 0 0 S with spacious halls and campus bright cmd green, Our fondest memories will remain in each endearing scene, We'll ever pledge our loyalties, devoted hearts to you, To Thee our Alma Mater, We'll ever more be true. Hail, hail to the Red and Black, Hail to our school with a cheer, We give our best to Conemcrugh, Whose fellowship we hold so dear. IIUNN MI-IIIH The ever-capable editor of our space- book devoted much of her time and ef- forts in making the yearbook a suc- cessful publication. EDITORIAL BOARD Marcia Cassler, Editor This efficient board did a fine job as editors of activities, art, music, typing, sports, classes, and photography. EDITORIAL STAFF Through the combined efforts of these industrious students the CONNUMACH was successfully published. ST FF Our associate editor helped smooth over the rough spots with which the edi- tor had to contend. Ronald Iones, Associate Editor ADVISORS Without the grateful assistance of our advisors our yearbook would not have been possible. We, the staff, wish to express our deepest thanks to them for their Wonderful guidance. l BUSINESS STAFF The business staff, headed by Ianice Miller, worked taithtully to meet the expenses ot publishing the CONNUMACH. X X -fi' H 15. ,J 'lu .1 . L4' , - . 'Y ' 'ff- ' ' 'K .1 H' fr- A ji ,A ' H, ' ' , - -, v ' 62 Y - 1 R. ' -C ' ' ' 1.615 ' 1' 1 i- . L. . . L Q' . . . 'L .f .q,: .,.,-1 rf 1 ' Avi s ,P - 1 ,V 4' if-1413 . X. af, 1 Q. -' -' E, A gp - Q' -' '-. ' ie' u .' f-'L 'h f N, .441 1 I I ,. .lv a ,1 1 . 1 fn, ' -51 S V fu- x , f 'iz . .. f '-1--- - f 1' f. . 4 ..v- ff' ', 4 .y 5-1 V --' -f.,, - - ., ' . 1 : ,. 'A . . ', 5' -T - f 4ff:'.Tl.'-f. v . , -57 .1- 4 'A . .', 1- 'ggr -, - , In , '..' .I- gpg, --11- --: ,vp . 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Apply what you have learned and grow in wisdom and character as you take your places among the good citizens of the world. To this Class I extend the best Wishes for success in everything you undertake. EMMA JEAN BARRON SE IIJH CLASS DE Graduating from high school, even in this confused world, is a very happy occasion. I am certain that your graduation is only a steppi.ng stone towards the attainment of the higher goals upon which you have set your sights. May you try your utmost to achieve those goals without wavering. Make of gradu- ation what it should be-a step forward to- wards your chosen vocation. Whether your future be college, work, mili- tary service, or marriage, approach it as dili- gently as you did your school Work, and suc- cess will be yours. WALTER G. SHANK ANNA MAE ANDREWS Ann Academic Some folks think she's very shy, But to those who know her, she's quite sly. Senior High Chorus, CON- NUMACH Staff, Y-Teens SALLY IANE BALDWIN Dimples Academic When there's humor to be found, Here's a girl to have around. Band, Senior High Chorus, Y - T e e n s, CONNUMACH Staff CALVIN GRANT BEAM Cal Academic The Mad Scientist, would well apply To this ever popular guy. Wrestling, Senior Class Play, Student Council, CON- NUMACH Staff IOYCE BAE BERKEY Joyce Commercial Unhurried in her ways, This is the way she always stays. Band, G. A. A., CONNU- MACH Staff ALFRED HARRY BIRCH Hez Industrial Arts He takes things at a nice slow paceg l can't imagine him in any race. Wrestling SYLVIA DAWNE ARMSTRONG Tippie Commercial Beauty and brains are the ingredients for this dish, To be a private secretary is this gal's wish. Senior High Chorus, Choir, Y - T e e n s, CONNUMACH Staff, Iunior Class Play, Charity Play NANCY IEAN BAUGHMAN Nancy Academic She's lots of fun, And a friend to everyone. Senior High Chorus, G. A. S., HY-Teens, CONNUMACH ld LARRY ZANE BENSON Ben Industrial Arts His car is his pride cmd joy, lust as it would be to any boy. Dancing Club S1-HRLEY ANN BERXHEIMER Sparky Commercial ln girls' basketball she is tops, She's always moving and seldom stops, G. A. A., Y-Teens, CONNU- MACH Staff, Senior High Chorus CHARLOTTE ANN BLOOMQUIST Moved from district before graduation. GARY EUGENE BLOUGH Gary' Academic Serious, smart, and shy, Well describes this quiet guy. DALTON LEE CABLE Dal Vocational Agriculture Never misses, our basket- ball star, This white-haired chap will go tar. Senior High Chorus, Choir, Basketball, Secretary ot Var- sity C Club MARCIA Louisi: CASSLER Marce Academic The Connumach's'able edi- tor, From glamour to I. Q. she's a competitor. E d i t o r oi CONNUMACH, Senior High Chorus, Choir, Senior Class Play, Band, All-County Chorus, Swing Band, Orchestra, District Band, All-County Band, All- County Orchestra, Assembly Band THOMAS COACHMAN Roach Industrial Arts School to him meant not a thing, He was always eager tor the bell to ring. Band, Senior High Chorus, Wrestling, Varsity C Club, District V Wrestling Cham- pion JAMES CLYDE DEv1NE Rlim., General This man sized lad was a help indeed Whenever a strong back we'd need. Football, Wrestling, Track, CONNUMACH Staff, District V Wrestling Champion, Central - Western Regional Wrestling Champion ViviAN DE1.oREs BLOUGH Tootsie Academic By being friendly and gay, This ,lass will make her way. Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, The-spian, Thes- pian Play, Senior High Chorus SHIRLEY ANN CARRICO ShirI Academic It there's trouble mixed with tun, You can always tell-she's the guilty one. Senior High Chorus, Choir, Y-Teens, Dramatics RUBYLEE CLARK Shortie General She is so very small, lust 4 tt. ll in., that is all. Band, Senior High Chorus, Dancing Club, CONNU- MACH Stott DELoREs ALICE DAvIs Dave Academic Delores is quite a girl and really on the ball: When there is something to be done, all you need to do is call. Senior High Chorus, Choir, Band, Assembly Band, Y- Teens, CONNUMACH Stall, All-County Chorus IRENE WILMA DEMKO Irene Commercial A talkative girl and oh, so fast, When it comes to conversa- tion, she won't be last. Y - T e e n s, CONNUMACH Staff, Senior High Chorus HELEN ELIZABETH DILL l'Helen Commercial SlIe's sweet, petite and very neat, She's the kind ot person you like to meet. Senior High Chorus, CON- NUMACH Staff, Dancing Club CATHERINE MARIE GAIILESKY Calhie Academic Catherine's a pal to every- oneg She's bright, peppy, and lots of fun. Senior High Chorus, School Store, Dancing Club RONALD GINDLESPEAGER Guts General Where there is tood or trou- ble, Guts can be tound, And you can't find a hap- pier guy for miles around. Football, Track RONALD IOHN GOLEMBESKI Gumpy Academic This big, strong lad to our team was an asset, He was a barrier the oppo- nent didn't forget. Football, Track, Senior High Chorus RONALD IOSEPH GIIABUSNIK Grabby Industrial Arts Carefree and an all around QUY- He believes in letting his troubles fly by. ARBUTUS PAYE EASH Boots Commercial Ar's a leader in every way, She tinds new talents every- day. CONNQMACH Statt, Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, As- sembly Band, Senior High Chorus, Choir, Senior Girl's Trio, Octetg All-County Band, Orchestra, Chorus: District Band, Orchestra, Chorus: State Orchestra, Chorus: Senior Class Play, School Store PAUL Lnnov GINDLESPEAGER Paul General Don't be fooled when he's quiet and shy, When you get to know him, he's a real nice guy. Wrestling DOROTHY LOUISE GOLDEN Dottie Commercial Dorothy always helps in time of need, She's delightful, bright, with every good deed. CONTOWNIAN, CONNU- MACH, Choir, Senior High Chorus, Student Council, Senior Class Play ELEANOR IEAN GovAI-:En t'Ellie Commercial Ellie is tull of charm and grace, That commands attention in any place. Y-Teens, Choir, Senior High Chorus, CONNUMACH staff LINDA Lou HAAs Lin Commercial As editor of the Contownian she was swell, She had a hard job and managed it well. CONNUMACH, Senior High Chorus, Editor of Contown- ian, Senior Class Play, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Secretary, Iunior Class Secretary, Sen- ior Class Secretary, Treas- urer of Student Council 1952-53 SANDRA IEANNE HADDOW Sandy Academic Quite a personality has this girl, Sandy With her, everything is al- ways fine and dandy. Y-Teens, Swing Band, Brass Ensemble, CONNUMACH, Orchestra, Assistant Secre- tary-Treasurer of Student Council, Senior High Chor- us, Band, Assembly Band, All-County Band NovA IANE HEAD Nova Academic A charming, efficient nurse she'll make, Singing away the patients' ache. Choir, Senior High Trio, Central-Western Chorus, Senior High Chorus, Danc- ing Club, All-County Chorus RoRER'r DEAN HERSHBERGER Bob Industrial Arts Tall, straight, with a steady aim, To his friends he is always the same. Rifle Club, Rifle Club Team MARILYN KAY HOPKINS HORN Commercial Hoppy is just a tiny mite, But in her work she was really bright. Senior High Chorus, Choir, Y-Teens, CONNUMACH, CGNTOWNIAN IANE1' PAYE HORNER Ian Commercial Happy, smiling, quiet, and kind: Ianet's type you'll seldom find. Senior High Chorus, Y- Teens, CONNUMACH RONALD IACK HARMON Ron Industrial Arts Not only in football was he a star, But with the ladies he's quite up to par. Football, Varsity C Club IAY ALBERT HERSHRERGER Hershy Industrial Arts A handy fellow with a rifle, Hitting a target to him is just a trifle. Rifle Club, Rifle Club Team WAYNE HoLsoPPLE Whigs Industrial Arts Whigs is quite cr hand- some lad, Who in his work didn't do so bad. Football, Senior High Chor- us, Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Varsity C Club SARA YVONNE HORNE Red Commercial This happy - go -lucky red head, Her ambition is to wed. Senior High Chorus RICHARD EUGENE HORNER Rich Academic Gain knowledge and wis- dom is Richards belief, As President of the Seniors he made a good chief. President of Senior Class, President of Band, Vice- President of Choir, Senior High Chorus, All-County Band, District Band, Student Council, Classes Editor of CONNUMACH, Vice-Presi- dent of Iunior Class, Treas- urer of Sophomore Class, Swing Ba:nd, Band, Orches- tra, Brass Ensemble, Assem- bly Band, State Band ROBERT FRANCIS IONES Bob General A wrestler who could pin them all, Will some day be a pro- fessioncrl. All-County Band, Wrestling, Band, District 5 Wrestling Champion, Varsity C Club DONNA LEE KALTENBAUGH Cotton Academic A small featured beauty with sparkling personality, May her every wish become for her a reality. CONNUMACH Staff, CON- TOWNIAN Staff, Senior High Chorus, Band, Choir, Assembly Band, Inter-Club Council, Y-Teens, Tumbling Club, President ol G. A. A., Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Thespian Play, Exchange Assembly, Thes- pian Secretary, Operetta SHIRLEY ANN KELLY Chirp Commercial A studious, capable secre- tary is she, A friendly disposition, and a great mentality. Senior High Chorus, CON- NUMACH Staff BARBARA GALE KOONTZ Bertha Commercial Studies to her were not a worry, After graduation she'll mar- ry in cr hurry. Senior Chorus EDWIN IOSEPH KOZIELEC Edge Industrial For school, Ed is glad there was no fee, Because he slept in P. O .D. Football, Varsity C Club, Track RONALD GLENN IoNEs Ionesy Academic ln Spanish class, he is just Senor, But anywhere else, he is never a bore. Senior Class Play, Scribe Thespian, Dramatics Club, Iunior Class Play, Senior High Chorus, Charity Play, Exchange Assembly, Asso- ciate Editor of CONNU- MACH IOAN CATHERINE KELLY Kelly Academic Lively, peppy, and a snap- py cheerleader: At keeping money straight, no one could beat her. Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Sen- ior High Chorus, Tumbling Club, G. A. A., CONNU- MACH Staff, Senior Class Treasurer RICHARD KISSLAK l'Kissy Academic A tall fellow with hair so short, In everything he was quite the sport. Band, Senior High Chorus, Swing Band, District Band, All-County Band, District Chorus, President of Choir, Iunior Class Play, Choir, Assembly Band MICHAEL PAUL Koss i'Mifch General Mike is somewhat like Tom Sawyer, But maybe someday he'lI be a famous lawyer. Football, Track, Wrestling, Varsity C Club HELEN MAY KULAK Helen Commercial If success would be meas- ured by height or neat clothes, She would be rated high among pros. Senior High Chorus, Alpha Y-Teens, CONNUMACH Staff SHIRLEY IEAN LEAR Lear Commercial Shirley is shy but lull ol lun, Although her work she did not shuin. Hiking Club PAUL CABLE LEHMAN l'Stitty Vocational Agriculture A quiet lad but quite a charmer, Someday he will be a farmer. F. F. A., Varsity C Club, F. F. A. Basketball, Thespian Play, Thespians IANET LoI-IR Ianet Commercial Ianet is quiet, but she's not dead, She believes that A still tongue makes a wise head. Dancing Club, Senior High Chorus, CONNUMACH Staff WILLIAM B. MALDET Bill Industrial Arts He likes studies and roam- ing the hall: It couldn't have been work that made him so small. Hi-Y Project DORIS ANN MARTNISHN Doris Commercial Here-'s a girl that gets around, In Windber she can usually be lound. Senior High Chorus, Band, Dancing Club, CONNU- MACH Staff IACIQ EARL LEI-IEW 'lLittle Earl Industrial Arts In the morning when we came to school, Going the other way was lack LeHew. Projector Club LEONARD Louis LEOPOLD Lenny General His career will surely be that of art, For in this course he can do his part. Senior High Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH Stall, CON- TOWNIAN Stall, Exchange Assembly Play MARY ELLEN MACDONALD Dootle Academic Mary is really quite a chum, She's happy, gay, and lull ol fun. Thespian, Band, Assembly Band, Tumbling Club, Y- Teens, CONNUMACI-I Stall, Thespian Play, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, G. A. A., CONTOWNIAN Stall ROBERT PAUL MARCINKO BIinkey Industrial Arts Quiet, tall and quite hand- some- Speaking of worries - he never has one. RONALD RAY McCLEMENs Wardo Industrial Arts A snappy dresser with black silky hair, He and school books just don't make a pair. Football, Track, Varsity C Club CAROLYN MARGARET MCDANIRL Maggie Commercial An attractive and cheerful lass, Maggie was well liked by the class. Senior High Chorus, Secre- tary of Band, Band, Orches- tra, School Store, Swing Band, Brass Ensemble, Trum- pet Quartet, All-County Or- chestra, Assembly Band, All- C o u n t y Band, CONNU- MACH Stall, Secretary of Student Council RONALD JAMES MI:YI:Rs Meyers Industrial Arts At parties he's considered a scream, But one of the best on our football team. Football, Track, Varsity C Club IANICE VIoLA MILLER lan Commercial An energetic and charming lass, One who's alert in every class. Senior High Chorus, School Bank, Business Manager of CONNUMACH, Sophomore Class President SALLII: ANN MISHLER Mish Commercial In all activities she can be found, Never a dull moment when she's around. Band, All-County Band, Dis- trict Band, District Orches- tra, All-County Orchestra, Choir, Senior High Chorus, Assistant Editor of CON- TOWNIAN, CONNUMACH Staff, School Store, Presi- dent ot Thespians, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Thespian Play, Fresh- man Class President GERISLDINE ANNA NAUGLE Gerry Academic An awful tease, but a lot of lung She can get along with anyone. Band, Senior High Chorus, Y-Teens, Senior Class Play, CONNUMACH Staff, CON- TOWNIAN Staff, Thespian CLIFFORD EUGENE Mnvrns Cliff Industrial Arts His physique and looks would make a star, But as a sailor, he'll travel afar. Senior High Chorus IANI: ELMIRA MILLER Lillie Academic Kind in word and kind in deed, A friend to all who are in need. Y-Teens, Senior High Chorus RUTH MILLINDER Squeekie Commercial When using a typewriter, her fingers aren't numb, But this gal's famous for cracking her gum. Senior High Chorus, CON- NUMACH Staff, Y-Teens IoANNIa Louis: MURRAY lo Commercial When playing her trombone, she's a mighty She believes in working, day and night. Band, Swing Band, Orches- tra, Assembly Band, Brass Ensemble, Y-Teens, Senior High Chorus, CONNUMACH Stall IANICI: FAYE NAUGLI: lan Academic Her cares go up in the air like a bubble: This gal's noted for getting into trouble. Band, Swing Band, Orches- tra, Assembly Band, Senior High Chorus, Choir, Octet, All-County Orchestra, All- County Band, CONTOWN- IAN Statt, CONNUMACH Staff, All-County Chorus FRED HENRY NEGAST Nig the Naser lndustrial Arts A pleasing disposition, and a black curly head, But to the seniors, there was no one like Fred. Varsity C Club MARY Louisa Os'rER Louise Commercial She rates one who is really reetf Two words can describe her-neat, and sweet. CONNUMACH Staff, School Store MARTHA IANE PETERSON Marty Commercial Full ol fun and doesn't en- joy class- Happy-go-lucky is this cute lass. CONNUMACH Staff, Hiking Club BARBARA ANN PIPTA Barbie Commercial Full ot energy, full ol pep To the latest fashions, this girl's hep. Senior High Chorus, Cheer- leaders, Y-Teens, Senior Class Play, Tumbling Club Io ANN PLUTA Io Academic Always .lending a helplul hand, Everyone thinks she's just grand. Band, junior Class Play, Y- Teens, CONTOWNIAN Staff, G. A. A., Senior High Chor- us, Assistant Business Man- ager ot CONNUMACH, Thespians ANNA MAE OSTER Anna Commercial Always busy - just like a bee, A good secretary to some- one she'll be. Dancing Club BARBARA LEE PELLATIRO Barb Commercial She must have tun, above everything else, She concentrates on how to enjoy herself. Senior High Chorus MiLnREn ANN PIKE 'lMillie Commercial Never idle and never quiet, She is one who's really a riot. Co-captain ot Cheerleaders, Iunior Class Play, G. A. A., Senior High Chorus, Secre- tary ot Tumbling Club, Y- Teens, CONNUMACH Staff, Feature Editor of CON- TOWNIAN Staff, Thespian Play, Thespian, School Store FELICIA MARTHA PIPTA Tootsie Commercial Here's one senior that's never still, Any hard job, Fish can sure till. Senior High Chorus, CON- NUMACH Stall, Co-captain of Cheerleaders, Tumbling Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Stu- dent Council LORETTA LEE PRICE Loretta Commercial Fashion is her greatest de- light: From head to toe, her dress is right. Senior High Chorus, Danc- ing Club RUBY ANN PUNCI-rAIc ..Ruby,, Commercial She has not only personal- ity, But also vim, vigor, and vi- tality. Senior High Chorus, Choir, School Store, School Bank, CONNUMACH Staff DE1.oREs REED Dee Commercial Full ot pep and vigor, Never wished to be bigger. Hiking Club CHARLES L. REEsE Chuck Vocational Agriculture Handy with all tarm machinery, Quite a farmer he'll make- don't you agree? Dancing Club, F. F. A., Bas- ketball DENNIS ROYER ROUNSLEY Dennis Academic The play's the thing -he did prove, This popular lellow who's in the groove. Thespian, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Charity Play, Exchange Assembly, gli-R Club, CONNUMACH ta ROSE CATHERINE SALVAGGIO Rosie Commercial Always smiling, happy and QUYI You'll see this miss laughing anytime ot day. Senior High Chorus, School Store, Dancing Club, CON. NUMACH Statt EVA MARIE PuscI-INIGG Evie Commercial A new addition to our class- Quite an artist is this pret- ty lass. Dancing Club, Art Staff KAROL LEE REEDER Bubbles Academic This chick is everybody's triendf She'll stick with you to the very end. Band, CONNUMACH Staff, G. A. A., Assembly Band, Senior High Chorus, Inter- Club Council, Representa- tive, President of Beta-Y- Teens, Secretary of Alpha- Y-Teens LoRE'r'rA MAE ROBERTSON Lorie General Oh! So quiet, not a peep. Ah! But still waters run deep. Hiking Club, Senior High Chorus THI-:LMA PERN RUMMEI. Thelm Home Economics This ambitious member ot the F. H. A. Will make an efficient housekeeper some day. Senior High Chorus, F. H. A. R e p o r t e r. CONNUMACH Staff WALTER SECORA Walter Industrial Arts Knew his math without any aids, You can guess what were his grades. Dancing Club DOROTHY KATHRYN SHAFFER Dot Commercial She is tops in her home- making, Always cooking, sewing and baking. School Store, Senior High Chorus, F. H. A., CONNU- MACH Staff GEORGE ELLSWORTH SI-IRErrI.ER Sheff Industrial Arts Our efficient, reliable stage- hand At assemblies and plays did his job just grand. Stagehand, Projector Club CHARLOTTE ANN SHUSTRICK Charlotte discontinued her studies before graduation CATHERINE CECELIA Sorosxr Kiclcie General No quieter person could anyone find, A very good listener-she's that kind. Senior High Chorus, Danc- ing Club, Band, CONNU- MACH Staff Ronan? PAUL STERN Abbie Vocational Agriculture A little quiet and a little shy But all together he's a real good guy. Hi-Y Club, F. F. A. Assem- bly SHIRLEY IUNE SI-IAEI-'ER Shirt Commercial Quiet and scholarly, brains galore, Always smiling-never sore. CONNUMACH Stait, F. H. A. Historian HERBERT ROBERT SI-IROYER Shoes Industrial Arts Good natured Herbie is easy to find, Behind the counter at Al- wines. Wrestling, Dancing Club WAVA IANE SLEPPY Wava Commercial Wava is just so full of fun, She always has a smile for everyone. Senior High Chorus, Y- Teens SI-IARQN VIRGINIA SPEICHER Muscles Home Economics For everyone she has a kind word or two: Around her your day is never blue. Senior High Chorus, Choir, F. H. A., All-County Chorus, Operetta RICHARD EDWIN S'rIrr'LER Richard discontinued his studies betore graduation MARLENE RUTH STOREY Mar Commercial When there is work this senior is there, You can count on her to do more than her share. Senior High Chorus, Danc- ing Club, CONNUMACH Stall DELORES MAE THOMAS Fooze General Blue eyes and blonde hair With complexion light and fair. PAULINE EDWINNA ToMs Pollie Commercial This pert little cheerleader was quick with her mo- tions, Known tor her laughter and loyal devotions. Senior High Chorus, Cheer- leader, Tumbling Club MARION ELIZABETH URANKER Mitzi Commercial Fresh and pretty is this dark-haired miss: She's very intelligent-you can bet on this. Band, All-County Band, Sen- ior High Chorus, Orchestra, Assembly Band MARY CATHERINE WANKO Mary Commercial Intelligent, fr i e n dl y, tall and neat To have her for a friend, is considered a treat. Senior High Chorus, Band, Swing Band, Assembly Band, Orchestra, All--Coun- ty Band, Y-Teens, CONNU- MACH Staff RONALD ALLAN TELENKO Tank Academic On the diamond, court, and field, Tank was out- standing, But attention to his jokes and pranks he was al- ways demanding. Football, Basketball, Varsity C Club, Choir, Senior High Chorus, Baseball IANE NESBIT THOMAS lanie Commercial Her voice is as beautiful as a lark- ln the music world, she has made her mark. Choir, Senior High Chorus, Trio, Senior Class Play, Dancing Club, Operetta, Octet, Central-Western Chorus, All-State Chorus, Conemaugh Twp. Repre- sentative for Maple Queen EDWIN C. UPDYKE Uppy General Very talented in the field of art- He'll be ci Rembrandt it giv- en the right start. Projector Club, Chairman of Senior Class Play Advertis- ing Committee FRANK WANxo Frank Academic He's one of the many who are quiet and shy To those who know him, he's a wonderful guy. Projector Boy LUCILLE IANICE WILLIAMS Lulu Commercial She considered studying too great a task So she just stirred up fun in every class. Ixus ANN Wn.soN Mull Commercial Mutt is witty, likeable, and GUY Can talk and laugh all the live long day. Band, Senior High Chorus, Y-Teens, CONNUMACH Staff. MARILYN ELAINE Yonsn Marilyn Commercial Graduation to her means this one thing Soon atter shefll hear the wedding bells ring. School Bank, Senior High Chorus, CONNUMACH Stall Ronan RONALD Yonsn Bob Industrial Arts This guy twill do anything for you that he can, And if you can't find him, just ask Ian. Stage hand, Thespian CLASS UF 1954 W. GERALD Wm' lerry Agriculture Here is a lad that's hard to beat- Dependable, reserved, and always neat. Future Farmers of America, Dancing Club MAHLIN SAMUEL Yonrn Motor Academic It at tirst he doesn't suc- ceed, still he tries and and tries, He proves to us that brains aren't measured by one's size. Senior High Chorus, Student Council, Stage hand, Ping Pong Club, CONNUMACH Stall, Hi-Y Club IOHN EDWARD Younxm Punk Academic lohn is a guy who likes to study, A good leader and every- body's buddy. President of Student Coun- cil, Band, Ping Pong Club, Thespian Play, Secretary of Freshman Class, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Thespian, CONTOWN- IAN, CONNUMACH Stall What's this? The moon pay- ing us a visit here on earth? Don't be alarmed, Richard and Lucille are just putting the fin- ishing touches on the big silver moon that was part of the dec- orations for our prom in May, 1953. , Hurry Bob! Don't be late for t class. CLASS Before we Senior Cadets start our travel into the future, let us reminisce to see what impression we have made in the history of Conemaugh Township High School. In September, 1948, a group of eager cadets entered C. T. H. S., in search of knowl- edge which would help them to enjoy life more fully. Although most of the cadets stuck with the ship, the roster shows that each year some of them failed to realize the great need for education, and dropped out. When we became Freshman we were beginning to be recognized by others. At this time we also felt a need for an organized unit rather than our small social orbits. The offi- cers chosen to lead us were Sallie Mishler, Commander, Ronald Harmon, Subcommander, Iohn Younkin, Lieutenant Secretary, Linda Haas, Lieutenant Treasurer. Walter Shank and Miss Katherine Mellinger were chosen as our-deans for the next four years. Cadets Ianice Miller and Richard Horner received American Legion awards for outstanding scholastic achievement as Freshmen. We also began early to make our mark in the interscholastic sports world, by Cadet Robert Iones's winning the District V Wrestling championship. As Sophomores we became more accustomed to combating difficulties and realizing the true meaning of our search for knowledge. We chose new officers: Commander, Ianice Millerp Subcommander, Ronald Harmony Lieutenant Secretary, Linda Haasp Lieutenant Treasurer, Richard Horner. Mrs. Emma lean Barron was elected as dean to replace Miss Mellinger who resigned. Our biggest project as Sophies was the Christmas Dance with Snowflake Swirl as the theme. Helen Dill was selected Sophomore Queen for the Valentine Dance. We spon- sored a skating party at Westmont Grove, in order to improve our financial status. Again we made our mark in sports with two Cadets winning Wrestling honors. Tom Coachman won the District V championship and Iames Devine won the District V and regional championships. When we became Iuniors we had made our mark in many activities-sports, music, drama, art, and journalism. This year gave us our big chance at dramatics with the class play, The Whole Town's Talking. Catherine Garlesky represented the class as Iunior Queen for the Valentine Dance. STR HISTUHY All through the year we had anticipated with pleasure our role as host for our big event-the Prom. We had sold football and basket- ball pins to assure us sufficient funds to accomplish our plans. We worked hard at this project and were well rewarded with a successful spring prom, the theme of which was My Blue Heaven. Guiding us through this year were: Commander, Ronald Harmony Subcommander, Richard Horner, Lieutenant Secretary, Linda Haasg Lieutenant Treasurer, Ioan Kelly. At last in l953, the goal for which we had striven so long and so hard, Was now achieved. We were dignified Senior Cadets! Our first accomplishment was the Senior play, Ienny Kissed Me, with Iohn Younkin and Sallie Mishler in leading roles. During this year three of our girls won distinction for their pulchritude-Donna Kaltenbaugh, as Senior Queen at the Valentine dance, Eleanor Govaker at the World's Baton Championship in Iohnstowng and Iane Thomas at the Maple Festival Queen Contest. Our officers for the Senior year were: Corn- mander, Richard Horner, Subcommander, Wayne Holsoppleg Lieuten- ant Secretary, Linda Haasg Lieutenant Treasurer, Ioan Kelly. The prom, class day, baccalaureate, and commencement ended the activities of these fine Cadets. In this short history we have touched only a few highlights of our school career. As We leave these halls, filled with pleasant memories, to take our places among the C. T. H. S. gradu- ates, We hope We have made our imprint upon the history of the school. We want to express our thanks to the teachers and advisors who have so ably guided us through the years. X Q I 2 I X 7 Q' W 0000000003 7? Some seniors think that a high school diploma is a magic carpet. They will ride through the clouds to the pot of gold. Experience of our former graduates proves this dream immature and inaccurate. Rather, a diploma is a key which opens doors. When you enter you prove your worth. Whether a job or college, military service or keeping house, the World may not be as friendly as Conemaugh Township High School. Sometimes your best will not be good enough. You may not be offered a second chance. We hope your school in co-operation with your home, church, and community has given you that strength of char- acter which will help you rise after defeat and accept suc- cess With humility and appreciation. Remember, too, that our best Wishes go with you all the way. TELFORD B. BLOUGH Supervising Principal Space is limitless and practically empty, despite the presence of billions ot stars, planets, comets, nebulae and other heavenly bodies. Our space neighbors-planets, moon, sun-as Well as the far-away stars, are controlled by precise and immutable laws that no man or men can ever alter. Graduating C. T. H. S. students can at best hope only to improve the environment-for themselves, their neigh- bors, and posterity-during their brief stay on earth, our speck ot the universe. PAUL C. BERKEBILE High School Principal FULLER, RoaER1'-B.S.-Lock Haven State Teachers Col- lege, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Geography, Sophomore Class Dean, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach. GRENINGER, CURTIS I.-B. S. The Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. Senior High Mathematics. HELSEL, HOWARD-B.S. Indiana State Teachers College. IcKEs, Industrial Arts Certification. California State Teachers College. Master's Equivalent in Educa- tion. Industrial Arts. CATHERINE KELLY--B. S. Lock Haven State Teach- ers College. Health and Physical Education, Iunior and Senior High Cheerleaders, Secretary of Ath- letic Club. lrrr, CHARLES C.-B.S. The Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. Agriculture, E. E. A. KAUEMAN, GRACE-A,B. Duke University. Geography, Knurz KELLY, KRING, KRING, LEASE, I Spanish. ROBERT F.-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. M. A. University of Pittsburgh. Problems of Demo:- racy, Driver Education. ROBERT L.-B.S. Millersville State Teachers Col- lege. M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Social Studies, Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Iunior Class Dean, Faculty Athletic Manager. FRED S.-B. S. Millersville State Teachers College. M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, On Sabbatical Leave. HILDA A.-B. S. Millersville State Teachers College. M, Litt. University of Pittsburgh. English, Iournal- ism, CONTOWNIAN Advisor, Dramatics, Thespian Club Advisor. MADALINE-B.A.--SuSqu9l'lClX1l'1CI University. Biolo- gy, General Science, Mathematics. FACULTY ALDSTADT, HELEN Bovrs-California State Teachers Col- lege. English. BARRON, EMMA KLINE-B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Home Economics, Senior Class Dean. BECKLEY, LANDIS P.-B.S. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. M.E. University ot Pittsburgh. Commercial Subjects, School Bank, CONNUMACH General Advisor. BOUCHER, A. FORD-B.S. in Ed. Geneva College. B.S. in E. Duquesne University. University of Pittsburgh. Indiana State Teachers College. Mathematics. COLLIVER, RICHARD F.-Lock Haven State Teachers Col- lege. Science, Physical Education, Health, Basket- ball Coach, Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Class Dean. DYER, ROBERT-B. S. in Business Education. University of Pittsburgh. History, Bookkeeping, EASH, DORSEY-B. S. Goshen. University of Pittsburgh. In- diana State Teachers College. Elizabethtown. English, Special Education. FORNEY, CHARLES-B.S. California State Teachers Col- lege. M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, History. FOSTER, KATHERINE-R. N. Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. Home Nursing, School Nurse. F!-III LTY LUTHER, CAROL ANN-Susquehanna. B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Homemaking. LOHR, ELTZABETH-B. S. The Pennsylvania State Univer- sity. M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh. Testing, Guidance Counselor. MARSHALL, GARNET-B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. University ot Wyoming. Art, Iunior Class Dean, CONNUMACH Advisor. MAY, ERMA KAUFMAN-A.B. Albright College. Engli.h, History'. O'CONNOR, DONALD-B.S.-Indiana State Teachers Col- lege. Bloomsburg State Teachers College. Notre Dame and University ot Pittsburgh. History, Wrest- ling Coach. PAXTON, IOHN-B.S.-University ot Pittsburgh. English. SALAY, JOHN, IR.-B.S. Indiana State Teachers College. M.A. Columbia University. Instrumental Music. SHAFFER, BLANCHE L.-B, S. in Public School Music. Ober- lin Conservatory of Music. Vocal Music, Sopho- more Class Dean. SHANK, WALTER-B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Physical Education, Health, Senior Class Dean. v ' Si-HRK, HELEN SHULTZ-B. S. Millersville State Teachers College. Librarian. STATLER, MARGARET-B. S. in Ed. Indiana State Teachers College. Shorthand, Typing, Commercial Office. ST. CLAIR, IOHN-B. A. University of l-. tsburgh. American and World History. STUCK, HOMER M.-B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege. M. Ed. University ot Pittsburgh. Industrial Arts. THOMAS, KENNETH R.-B. S. and M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. On Sabbatical Leave. TEREBUS, STEVE-B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Industrial Arts, Football Coach, Student Council Sponsor. WARREN, ROBERT-B. S. in Ed. Indiana State Teachers College. M. Litt. University of Pittsburgh. Chemis- try, Physics, Audio-visual aides. WILL, ELIZABETH I.-A.B. University of Pittsburgh. Eng- lish. WONDER, KATHLEEN MILLER-A. B. Albright College. M.A. University ot Pittsburgh. English, Latin, Literary Advisor of CONNUMACH, Student Council Sponsor. TREXEL, ERNEST-B. S. California State Teachers College. M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Mathematics. ZABO, STELLA-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Ex- ploratory Commercial, I. B. T., Typing, CONNU- MACH Pinancial Advisor. 131' use UFFIIIE I AIITIII SCHOOL BOARD Left to right-Wolfe Huber, Ir., Iohn Stahl, Rudolph Meyers, Dr. G. G. Grazier, Vice-President, Dr. P. L. Backman, President, Foster D. Custer, Secretary, Paul O'Conner, Treasurer, Iohn Yoder, William Pugh, F. I. Bailey fdeceasedl. This group of men are seldom seen by us studenis but we owe them a great deal. These are the men who see that our school is run in the right way. LUCY CORTESE-Here is Lucy hard at work at one of her many duties. She is the young lady who makes up the payroll so efficiently before each payday. Lois WILLIAMSON-Reports and Lois seem to go together. Along with dictation and typing there is never a dull moment for her. MARY IANE CERYAK-MGIY lane is our new office secretary this year. She can usually be found giving out excuses and admits to class. FRANK NEGAST, Attendance Officer, is always out looking for someone who finds skipping school a pleasure. .3 K if Q , 3 n U. ' .- J 'S R1 xp. I b I 3 s r I Z , H lin m :xg 5 BQ ww ill AW L. K Q ...,M........ ,,,,..v-Q ,,.,...--- s- .N-r,....v-w Q Q QS SX lf , 1 X. ww? .k., - A-Y - rr I . wigs ws vw Q X 4- G 4 -if x ...nf - I X .kx 'ISWNK F .WY Y K if 2-ww :N 5. 1kr...-- R w Q, E i Z i WNV is 19? 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PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Patricia Puschnigg, Delores Seganos, Ioyce Shroyer, Iames Stankan 'x if X 4 if ROW ROW ROW HOW ROW ROW EIGHTH GRADE Doris Adams, Nancy Adeline, Harry Beam, Fay Benson, Iames Benson, Daniel Bendinelli, Wilda Bentz. Ronald Bergman, Frances Bisel, Iames Bittner, Leona Bloomquist, Diana Blough, Frederick Blough, Kenneth Blough. Reda Blough, Ioseph Borosky, Barbara Boyer, Wallace Boyd, David Brink, Irene Brown, David Buchanan. Stephen Butchko, Shirley Cable, Lavada Clark, Ruthann Clark, Iames Coy, Dorsey Croyle, Frank- lin Cubranich, Betty Custer, Alverta Dabbs, Arthur Daniels, Mary Danko, Iames DeRul:nis, Anna Dill, Sara Dill, Deanna Dirsch, Lucille Donitzen, Kenneth Bash, Marlin Hash, Vera Bash, Dolly Eicher, Iudy Emerick. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Dayton Becker, Mary Bonchin, David Donges. - Y. ,,,,...,........,.,.,. , r 1 r I 1 Es'-p as W Q Q, H :., H Y G zi, . M,,. . .. . ,T e We..-W Zzai I A... nblv I q A ,..,,Q. A . 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Q K , Xi ,fi Xl Xi,f,r.a2ft , t W Y Y -'ilu ., ..,,,,A',a.giM'v ROW POW ROW ROW ROW ROW EIBHTH IIB!-HIE Loulse Evanchok Antxonette Ewanltsko Olxver Ewlng Robert Flsher Carol Fronzoll Iohn Fye Allce Garland Icrmes Gaudlrp Ruth Grlbert Davld Gzmroth Dwlght Gmdlesperger Barbara Golembeskx Shrrley Hames Gertrude Hanson Arnold Harker Nan Head Roberta Helsel Daryle Hershberger Paul Hershberger Ruth Hershberger Gerald Hoffman Kenneth Hoffman Davrd Holsopple Fred Holsopple Glen Holsopple Rzchard Horner Robert Horner Sally Horner Davrd Hostetler Ianrce Hostetler Rrchard Iacobs Lorrame Iames Glorra Iones Wxlllam Iurestowsky Ioan Iury Esther Kantz Ioyce Kauffman Donald Kauffman Shlrley Kaufman IoAnn Kexm Barbara Kelly Llnda Kelly PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Kenneth Kerm lp dy wxxw HF lk-Q55 SUP N 5 365 lelg.-fi P-gi xx 'X f L.T..v. 5, NW 'bv 4.4 9:2 9 wks! v X 'K 6 X ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Z- EIEHTH GRADE Robert Kelly, Sharon Kerr, Shirley Ketchock, Lawrence Kimmel Charles Koontz, Gerald Koontz, Genevieve Kozielec, Margaret Kuncher, Philip Lambert, Dorothy Lasako, Iudith Lear -Sandra Lehman, Anastasia Levadnuk, Vaughn Lichtentels, Thomas Luce, Ronald Marcinko, Alvina Marisa, lack McClaren -William McFarland, Sonja McLucas, Donna Rae Messler, Deanne Meyers, Clyde Mikesell, Bonnie Miller, Lois Miller -Robert Miller, Ianet Mishler, Anthony Mosca, Iack Murray, Roger Naugle, Bonnie Ober -Thomas Page, Gary Payne, Charlotte Petree, Gerald Petro, Mary Ann Pierzchala, Iudith Powell, lane Pun-hok PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-lean Knapp, Carolyn Koontz, Billy Leitenberger, Iane Miller, Virginia Mock, Robert Phillips v Q y .,,. ,,2'll' fl 1 5- ' :- f l ' ' 51 ,QP V V C ' ..,- L W 9 ' t'-E: W 5' .. - W li x J Sw 5 l .- ei X ix. , ,,, , C, y i . 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'I Q Q I y ,. , , ' .,,,, l I Tiki -- Y if l'i'l 1 in ': : 5 3 lii ' T '1 6 t X s Q E ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW EIEHTH SHADE Ianice Reckner, William Reinholtz, Diane Rimoldi, Barbara Rogozinski, Norma Shaulis Nancy Shroyer, Pat Shubic, Edward Simmons, Agnes Smith, Iudith Smith, Karen Speicher, Mary Speicher Robert Speicher, Ruth Speicher, Lois Spiker, David Spory, Walter Starvis, Eunice Stayrook, Luther Stayrook Brenda Stephenson, Elaine Stephenson, Iacob Stevens, Ronald Stuver, Nancy Tamburini, Peter Timko, Walter Ullery Rose Marie Vinosky, George Walker, Beverly Wentz, Barbara Williams, Donna Witkowski, loseph Wytko, Ioann Yoder Marlin Yost, Margaret Young, Ioseph Yunetz, Richard Zlater, Kenneth Zinn, Clara Zuccalotto, Vigi Zuccalotto B PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Beatrice Rogers, Loretta Shaffer, Carl Walker, Edward Wills l aj ' ii , Q ' t R '111 org, x --P, , r ,J-if t X ft X-, fr, as ,i ,. ,,.. A R 'A Q 'R qgi H ggzzl J N . . J I iz A A f ... . 'XX it i, zggt I X V xx . 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'F' at ,rg fi 1 it ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW PICTU SEVE TH GH!-HIE --Linda Agnello, Carmella Arcail, Beverly Bcxer, Helen Bcxranisk, Donna Baroni, Thomas Baroni, Helen Beam -Anna Becker, Gary Bentz, Imogene Berkey, Richard Blough, Mary lane Boncoski, Nick Brenchak, William Brougher Doris Brown, Sandra Brown, Louis Burinda, Ioseph Burkhart, Bonna lean Ceryak, Robert Charley, lames Clement Shirley Coughenour, lean Coy, Helen Cramer, Ccrrole Croyle, Betty Custer, Raymond Dobbs, Myra Daniels Hedy Davis, Milo DeArmy, Michael Demko, Betty Eash, Herbert Eash, Kathleen Eash, Lila Hash Loretta Eori, David Firm, Donald Figard, Robert Foreback, Dorothy Freman, Gary Fulton, Iames Garlesky RE NOT AVAILABLE-Theresa Bush l 2 3 4 5 6 , 'I Q - 6, ,E ,lu k 'I K ix my ,v ' 1 Q -it . 1 - -. fl -.-,- i flake- - . 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M, yy I I fiwl . 1 ' ,Q , . ,, ,g,, A-L1 ,Q ' ' ' , SEVE TH EH!-HIE -Audrey Gindlesperger, Sandra Gindlesperger, Frank Gironda, Elaine Golden, Portia Golden, Ianet Green, William Green -Nancy Haas, Iudy Hart, Robert Hawkins, Ianice Heinrich, Willis Hershberger, Iames Himes, Raymond Himes 2 3-William Himes, Gary Hockins, Eleanor Holsopple, Wilma Holsopple, Iohn Hostetler, Daniel Iordan 4 -Evelyn Iurestowsky, Gary Kaltenbaugh, Wanda Kauffman, Wayne Kauffman, Karen Keim, Iudith Kelly, Patricia Kelly -Ronald Kelly, Wilburne Kerr, Harry Kline, Carol Knowles, Ioseph Kramer, Michael Kramer, Iuliana Kubasik -Catherine Kuchman, Iohn Lamb, Eugene Lambert, Ianet Lambert, Shirley Lambert, Frank Lape, Rich- ard Lefchick PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Barbara Ierkes, Patricia Koss, Larry Kush x f i fi - QI! Ke A av. K at ..,, . 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S m 12 ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW PICTURE fs. t 1, - SEVE TH SHADE A f . fe' SL. -Barbara Lel-Iew, Willard Lintz, Kay Liska, Bonnie Livingstone, Iames Lloyd, Ierry Lohr, Ioseph Maldet Andrew Marcinko, Ianet Marcinko, Marlene Marone, Iudith Marton, Mary Ann McTonic, Donald Meyers, Gary Meyers -Ioann Meyers, Sharon Meyers, Barbara Mikesell, Erma Miller, Gladys Miller, Larry Millinder, Alan Mishler Gloria Mostoller, Ianet Murray, Lee Naugle, Harry Norton, Ianice Oakman, Francis O'Connor, Patricia Oranchak -Richard Orkis, Harold Ott, Owen Ott, William Ott, Carolann Otvos, Gary Ostheim, Bonnie Page -Fred Patosky, Delores Penner, Ioanne Poeta, Albert Primavera, Beverly Rabic, Arville Reinholtz, Lois Rizzi 7-Iames Robertson, Ted Rogers, Hubert Rose S NOT AVAILABLE-Florence Platt, Steve Rogozinski -:L r is , l .. .Q sk F Q A 4 ,J R R f . i .L Q: , 4 . as ,:-, j al: ., , H- R t i ' ,..' '.' 5 5- ..--- S R we ' 3, Q--x ff 5 1 ,a R l 3 R . 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M RM ,px S T it is fT1,Q5. fW?, Qwf X D ll f .0 A l , illlf 'W -'R xg X gr l N SEVENTH GRADE ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW -Herman Rummel, Iohn Rycyk, Betty Salain, Marion Saylor, Raymond Saylor Ruby Saylor Carol Schmidt Margaret Shaffer, Mary lane Shaffer, Theodore Shaw, Iesse Shroyer, Louis lShroyer, Iohn'Simmons, San- dra Sipos -Kenneth Sleppy, William Smith, Marvin Snyder, lean Spangler, Anna Stern, Paul Sterner, Donna Stock -Lucille Stutzman, Connie Thomas, Elsie Thomas, Eugene Thomas, Iudy Tomcik, Henry Tomko, Steven Toth -Zigmund Vargo, Raymond Vettori, Dennis Wagner, Iames Weber, Barbara Weglarz, Dwayne Wentz, Ioyce Wheeler -Tom Wilson, Barbara Wingard, Robert Wingard, Richard Wytko, David Yoder, Fred Young, Frances Younkin 7-Helen Zarnbanini, Carina Zanoni, Albert Zuccalotto PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Pauline Sernivan, William Webb, Donald Zimmerman I Il 'I V5 I F -.. J IITH5 MAIORETTES-D, Scipione, G. Heinrich, I. Garlesky, C. Reese, M. Mlaker. ROW l-D. Spory, W. Reinholtz, N. Greriinger, P. Hopkins, M. Speicher, I. Lohr, R. Ianus, D. Spory, B. Walker H. Holsopple, S. Livingston, S. Ketchock, C. Mikesell, L. Kimmel, R. Phillips, R. Clark, R. Helsel. ROW 2-I. Thompson, K. Kutchman, D, Kaltenbaugh, C. McDaniels, S. Mishler, I, Kutchman, T. Stutzman, A. Blough P, Bowers, M. Yoder, A. Hash, M. Moucheron, D. Martnishn, B. Shilling, D, Baldwin ROW 3-D. Holsopple, E. Scipione, S. Rycyk, M. Page, I. Howard, P. Secora, E. Hart, M. Pipta, S. Acitelli, M. Berg- man, S. Baldwin, D. Davis, S. Lehman, I, Kozielec, L. Brougher, E. Klesyk, C. Helsel, I, Solosky. ,ax gs . , .. :QA .fi - ,.,.. 535351 If M S Wwlfwwiiw i QQ 5, if ' M 55255 wwe if M N fr K! fe - 1 T I - Kimi? W WW H' -M, Q fr-fnizrd 1 i 1 .N . Q .ff iw RS L A fr iffvfwww Q we swam VN . Wi Wim . 'A Q ummm .. me i ROW 4-H. Horne, M. McCann, P. Bcxckmcn, I. Wilson, L. Harrison, P. Harmon, P. Umluuf, D. Brink, I. Otvos, F. Blough, L. Icimes, W. Hutzel, I. Kubler, I. Pyle, C. Sotosky, I. Berkey. ROW 5-M. McDonald, M. Urctnker, I. Plutcx, K. Bosic, L. Smith, M. Cclssler, G. Nuugle, R. Blough, K. Reeder, B. Redick, D. Zimmerman, I. Murray, I. Nciugle, M. Wcxnko, S. Hcxddow, P. Shaffer, W. Naugle. ROW 6-I. May, W. Vcm Divender, W. Kovcxch, G. Mcmges, L. Gcirmcm, D. Kelly, D. Wagner, R. Kisslcxk, R. Horner, E. Coachmcxn, R. McDaniel, M, Lcrpp, G. Blough, I. Younkin, W. Millinder. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: A. Younkin, R. Iones, D. McGarvey. ri 2 1 ,MN SENIOR HIGH CHORUS The largest organization in the music department was the senior high chorus consisting of over ZUU students. They met twice a week lor rehearsals, under the direction of Miss Shatter, At this time they re- hearsed for All-County Chorus and the Spring Concert in which they played a great part. From this group, students are selected for the various vo- cal groups and live were chos- en for Central-Western Chorus. fl OCTET The octet, a newly organized group of songsters, made a great hit in its new season with both the public and the students. It was composed of Iane Thomas, Dwight Mostoller, Ianice Naugle, Richard Kisslak, Nova Head, Millard Thomas, Arbutus Hash and Alvin Blough. The accompanist was Nancy Gren- inger, QUARTET The boys' quartet found much enjoyment in their work and also furnished wonderful entertainment for their audiences. The quartet was composed ot Dwight Mostoller, Gerald Manges, Richard Kisslak, and Wayne Naugle. ORCHESTRA Here you see on display those who furnished the appropriate tunes lor our junior and senior class plays. The hiqh quality of music can be attributed to their faithful leader, Mr. Salay, and to the hard Work of all its members, who met two homeroom periods a week for practice. BRASS ENSEMBLE Noted for their array of splendid tones is the brass ensemble. They furnished appropriate music for all occasions, playing for assemblies and other school activities. Especially liked was their presentation of carols at Christmas. Q f' 0 IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS One group that benefited by their experience in chorus work was the junior high chorus. They met once a Week for rehearsal, under the direction of Miss Shaffer. During that one period they worked hard, not only for special programs but also as a preparation lor senior high chorus. As a reward for their hard work, they participated in the annual Spring Concert, IUNIOR HIGH ENSEMBLE The junior ensemble was a club of selected singers from the junior high chorus. A1- though they had only one rehearsal every two weeks, they made great progress in adding to the world of entertainment. Under the direction of Miss Shaffer, they sang in assemblies and tor other school activities. They were accompanied by Mary Lee Bergman, IUNIOR HIGH TRUMPET TRIO TRUMPETERS Three youngsters who could make fine music were Robert Phillips, Carolyn McDaniel, Katherine Bosic, Clyde Mikesell, William Reinholtz, and Edward Hart. Cmd Fred Blough enjoyed working together rehearsing for the Spring Concert. Frequently seen on stage were lane Thomas, Arbu- tus Eash, and Nova Head as they sang both novelty and classical numbers. They were accompanied by a were accompanied by Linda Brougher. charming lass, Nancy Greninger. Gertrude Hanson, ludy Liska, and Roberta Helsel sang their Way through a year of great success as they l is 5 i Q E. I 1 fr s K g IUNIOR HIGH BAND The junior band looks Very promising too in their effort to contribute toward filling the spaces left by the seniors. ...bmw N U w 1 W fl L sk! um ,L QQ if I d . , 4 Y ,QE gn I 2 X 1 I . N , i Q i , - ,v 1 f 'Y' 'Y ,X .... .. , ,J ,MQ rf- .9 R Hg Q xxx Qsq.is If . sv . fr if 4? If u K 'mf'-is IIHUIH The choir, composed ot 62 voices, has been one ol the most honored organizations of the music department. They have been outstanding in their beautiful renditions ot sacred music. This fine group of singers Worked hard, under Miss Shafter's direction, rehearsing before and alter school. Along with the work there was also fun as they went caroling at Christmas and Went to various churches and meetings to sing. Nancy Greninger was a very capable accompanist for the choir. The program for their sixth season was as follows: Bless This House ---- - arr. by Noble Cain Break Forth Into Ioy - - - - - - I. Barnby O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go ---- - arr. by E. M. Steckle Holy Lord of All ----------- Frances Williams Boys' Quartet-Wayne Naugle, Dwight Mostoller Gerald Manges, Richard Kisslak Shepherd of Tender Youth --------- I. M. Hopkins Girls' Choir Oh for a Heart to Praise My God - - - - I. B. Dykes Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee - - - I. S. Bach Alleluia O Bread of Life ---- - F. M. Christiansen The One Hundredth Psalm - - - C. F. Mueller Solo - lane Thomas - - - To be selected A Psalm of Worship - - - - lean Pasquet O Sing Unto the Lord ------- - - I. C. Marks Boys' Choir Father Teach Us to Know -------- art. William Coburn Girls' Trio-lane Thomas, Arbutus Eash, Nova Head Thanks Be To Thee ----------- G. F. Handel Soloist - Alvin Blough O Magnify the Lord With Me ------ - George Lynn The Lord Bless You and Keep You - P. C. Lutkin +L. 'W STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW-R. Foreback, I. Witkowski, B. Springer, A. Younkin, W. Secora, W. Holsopple, R. Horner, C. Beam, R. Mills, I. lntihar SECOND ROW-F. Pipta, P. Shubic, H. Zadell, S. Prysiaznuik, F. Blough, E. Rotruck, I. Younkin, I. Berkey, P. Horwat, S. Yoder, S. Haddow THIRD ROW-I. Weber, D. Scipione, B. Golembeski, D. Witkowski, P. Backman, K. Cwaudlip, N. Head, A. Levadnuk, C, McDaniel, E. Keelan BOTTOM ROW-I. Garlesky, G. Koontz, E. Thomas, I. Punchak, K. Keim, F. Younkin, P. Kelly, D. Brown, P. Oranchak, D, Donges, I. Clement The Student Council gives the opportunity tor student participation in the management of school activities. Its aims and purposes are for the improvement oi both the student and the school. One ot the most important projects of the Student Council is the publishing and distribution ot the handbook, THE SCOUT, which explains the school and its functions to every student. The Coun- cil this year sponsored feature-length movies, noon movies, and dances. Each year the Christmas season is ushered in with attractively decorated trees and sprigs ot evergreen placed through- out the school by the Council. The Council is a member ot the National, State, and West Central Pennsylvania Asso- ciations ot Student Councils. Four delegates and a sponsor represented our school at the state convention at West View High School in October. On April 24, our Student Council was host to a convention ot the WCPASC. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Sandra Haddow, Assistant Secre- tary-Trcasurerg Ioe Witkowski, Chap- lain, Iohn Younkin, President, Alan Baer, Vice-President, Mrs. Wonder, Mr. Terebus, Sponsors, Absent when picture was taken: Carolyn McDan- iel, Secretary, Kathleen Gaudlip, Treasurer. Friday noon! Why's every- one dashing back to home room? Oh, I know-the CON- TOWNIAN has just been dis- tributed there. Every week the whole school looks forward to the school newspaper which is always so interesting and new- sy. The P, O. is always buzz- ing With activity as editor, Linda Haas, and her staff seek out the news and rush to meet the deadline. The CONTOWNIAN won the Quill and Scroll Award for their outstanding achievement in the news world. Mrs. Kring is the advisor of the paper and Mrs. Statler supervises mimeographing. SE IUH CLASS PL Y The Senior planetary play, Ienny Kissed Me, portrays the lite of earthlings in l953. The regular routine in the life of old-fashioned Father Moynihan Was humorously changed by the sudden appearance of Ienny, the orphaned niece ot Mrs. Deazy, the housekeeper. Father Moynihan decided that the only Way to get rid of Ienny was to get her married. To do this he had to enhance her natural beauty to make her attractive to men. Due to his suc- cess Ienny married Michael Saunders, a young educator, and Father was compelled to start a beauty school. SENIOR PLAY CAST Father Moynihan - ----- - IOI-IN YOUNKIN Ienny ----- - SALLIE MISHLEII Michael Saunders - - - - DENNIS ROUNSLEY Mrs. Deazy, the housekeeper - - GERALDINE NAUGLE Sister Mary of the Angels - - DOROTHY GOLDEN Shirley Tirabossi - - - ARBUTUS EASH Miss Stearns - - - MILDRED PIKE Mary Delaney - - - MARY MACDONALD Harry - - - DONNA LEE KALTENBAUGH Io - - - - - BARBARA PIPTA Owen Parkside - - - RONALD IONES Rose - - - VIVIAN BLOUGH Peggy - - - LINDA HAAS Mr. Parkside - ---- CALVIN BEAM Extra Girls ------- MARCIA CASSLER, IANE THOMAS .IU IUH CLASS PLAY No, not ten little spacemen, but Ten Little Indians was the name of the mystery the Iunior Class presented on February 17th. The Ten Little Indians refers to a group ot statuettes on the mantel of a Weird country house on an island. Embossed above them is a nursery rhyme telling how each little Indian met his death until there were none, To this queer Byzantine mortuary eight assorted guests were invited by a mysterious host. While the guests were assembled a voice came out of the air accusing everyone present of murderg however, not the sort ot murder on which one is convicted in court. Suddenly one ofthe Indian statuettes toppled oft the mantel and broke. Immediately thereafter a death occurred- nine to go. IUNIOR PLAY CAST Philip Lombard - ----- - RODGER MCDANIELS Vera Claythorne - - PATRICIA SHAPFER Roger, the butler - - FABIO KANTZ Mrs. Rogers, the maid - - - - BARBARA SMITH Fred Narracott, the messenger - - RONALD OSTHEIM Anthony Marston, the hotrod - - ALVIN BLOUGH William Blore, the detective - - IAMES STEELE General Mackenzie - - - - RICHARD OTT Emily Brent, righteous spinster - - IANET WEBER Sir Lawrence Wargrave, the judge - LARRY WILLIAMS Dr. Armstrong ----- - DWIGHT MOSTOLLER THESPI SUEIETY Initiation into Thespian Troupe 4l2! This is the longed for event for many an aspiring earth- ling! Every Ianuary the troupe grants membership to certain students Who have performed meri- torious work in dramatic arts. The National Thespian Society is an honor organization established for the advancement of dramatic arts. The aims of the society are two-fold: ill to establish standards of excellence, and l2l to create an active interest among the students and public. This year the Thespians vitalized the community spirit by presenting the human interest story of Ierome at the annual Maple Festival, at Meyersdale. Five members of the troupe attended a dramatic conference in Cumberland, Maryland, in the fall. On April 10, members of the troupe attended another conference at Indiana State Teachers College. At that time, the Thespians 412 presented Conrad Seiler's How to Propose. Ianet Weber also spoke at the Public Relations Workshop. During the year, the Thespians took part in a series ot exchange assembly programs. The Thespians hold a meeting every first and third Wednesday noon. During the second semester they hold one evening meeting a month at the home of a member. Traditionally, the year's activities are brought to a close in May with a banquet at Green Gables. After the dinner, the Thespians see the opening play of the local summer theatre. THESPIAN OFFICERS Ronald Iones, Scribeg Mary MacDonald, Vice-president: Sallie Mishler, President, Donna Kaltenbaugh, Secretary, Vivian Blough, Treasurer. EI. ALPHA-Y-TEENS Doing good and helping others every day- The girls accomplish this through the Y. W. C. A. DRIVERS EDUCATION My skill in driving would really im- prove Il I could only make the car move. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA IF. H. AJ Washing, cooking, sewing, and bak- ing The girls are training for home- making. BS BETA-Y-TEENS To promote better living is their in- tention, These active Y girls deserve your attention. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA IF. F. A.J To keep the future in our hand These boys will continue to sow our land. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IG. 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Ali W ' E 3 , QXEQFQX wi 'I z Q9 iw, fi SCHOOL STORE Service with a smile was the motto of these girls as they handed out the cokes, ice cream, potato chips, pics, and almost anything good to eat, as Well as school supplies. Under the direction of Mr, Dyer, the school store was operated for the convenience of the students at noon. SCHOOL BANK The books must balance! During the sixth period each day, you could find these five dependable girls in the office balancing the school accounts. With the help of Mr. Beckley they have had some very practical ex- perience in banking. TOP ROW-Evelyn Clark, Geraldine Ravenscratt, Mildred Pike, Felicia Pipta, Betty Thomas, Catherine Pepoy BOTTOM ROW-Kathleen Gaudlip, Pauline Toms, Anna Zadell, Barbara Pipta, Ioan Kelly CHEERLEADERS Mercury, Venus, Pluto, Mars, here are Conernaugh's cheering stars! Under the di- rection ot Mrs. Ickes and with the help of the Co-Captains, Felicia Pipta and Mildred Pike, the cheerleaders have done a Wonderful job. Winning or losing, our cheerleaders never let our boys down. They were the first to Win the district cheering contest for three consecutive years, and now have permanent possession of the cheering cup. They had the honor ot being host to the cheering contest this year, and had a very successful contest with the largest crowd ever known to attend in the district. CO-CAPTAINS Felicia Pipta and Mildred Pike lllllllllllllll llll I I I I I I I I I 1.- n n 5 n n 1 n I - . ,- W WW. milllllllllllilnmm.. .,,, nllllmllllllIlllllllilllllumjlu J Xjm I Our planet, Conemaugh Township High School, is divided into departments ot social sci- ence, English, language, mathematics, commercial, art, home economics, vocational agriculture and shops. Our instructors have worked hard to give us the essentials of each subject and keep us on the right track. On the next few pages we have attempted to bring to you some true-to- life scenes in our classrooms. SIIIE IIE Stand by Mars! The sci- entists are developing an H7-' Bomb, the most pow- erful thing since the in- vention ot the skunk. My! This girl certainly has courage. But, of course, if she wants to be- come a space cadet, she must be able to withstand many such tests. M4 is tk Slllllfll. SCIE IIE We can't all become politi- cians-nor would we want to. but we do want to know the foundations of our political principles. Here is the place we learn the problems of our American Democracy and how to help solve them. We study not only the functions of gov- ernment but also how man as an individual can help to make cr better life in a well-regu- lated community. Our study of current events gives us an un- derstanding of the world and its effect on us. We study the past to face the future! Our knowledge of the problems of our ancestors in American history should help us to be better citizens of our World today and the world of the future. If only I knew the answer. . . . . You will, if you stay with the civics class. This course in- cludes a study of Pennsylvania, its history, and its government. , 2 tl 5 W .sim E BLISH Besides studying the correct usage of the English language. these s e n io r cadets read Beowulf, the Canterbury Tales, and Shakespeare's MacBe!h. Mrs. Kring's eleventh grade English class went into the study ot folklore this year, and through the efforts of the stu- dents, the play, Iohnny Ap- pleseed, was written, and presented at several grade schools. Even though We've con- quered space, we still have to study English. I wonder-do the men from Mars really un- derstand us? I-KN UI-USES Se habla Espanol aqui! Maybe so, but it is a tough struggle learning the correct pronunciation, numerous tenses and diiiicult pronouns. But this Spanish will come in handy in the future because the ad- vance of science has drawn the world closer together. Therefore the Spanish speak- ing people of the world are now our close neighbors. Everyone fasten your satety belt! We're ready to take oft to 500 B. C. Destination-Rome, Italy! Well, We may not go that tar, but We're certain to learn about the Romans, under the expert guidance of Mrs. Won- der. Amo-amas-amat . . . Familiar sounds to these be- ginning Latin students! Conju- gations and declensions con- trive to make life unhappy for these people but at the end of the year when they can quote Caesar like one of his lieuten- ants . . . it was Worth it, athematilzs Now Space Cadets, this is the formula for the new gaso- line used in our rocket ships -or is it? No, it's just one of the many formulas used in Mr. Greninger's trigonometry class. Facts and figures! They seem to know what they're doing. These students have to learn the basic principles of math before they are capable of do- ing any form of advanced study on the Rocket or auto- mobile. What's that? You're loooking for the u n k n o W n quantity? Well-keep trying! It's bound to be around somewhere. May- be Mr. Boucher has the solu- tion. CUM EHIII L Now watch closely, girls. You will soon be using this machine to mimeograph many important papers for the Space Academy. Yours is a veryfimportant job, for in order tor our Space Academy to function properly you must be experts in book- keeping. These jet-propelled students are learning their A B C's of typing under the expert super- vision of Miss Zabo. HU E EIIUNUMIII5 ,aiW'W n Good food and its preparation is very essential tor us Space Cadets. Under the supervision of Miss Luther, our new cooking teacher, We get first hand information. These girls were up to the minute in style in 1954, but this year the space suit with special antennas for interplanetary conversation is the thing. it J 'Fw What's this? Is it a picture of Planet X or one of the military secrets of Space Patrol? It may seem so to us, but of this you can be certain: Whatever Mrs. Marshall and her art students do, it will be ot the best quality. This year. several paintings of art students have been exhibited in the trophy show case. Each year samples of these students' work are sent to Pittsburgh and entered in an art exhibit. Many ot our students have won awards for their artistic skill. VUE TIU L AGRICULTURE These are the boys Who study the soil ot the different planets and deter- mine which crops would be most suitable. They also exhibit their best plants and animals each year at the Farm Show, which Was held in Harrisburg this year. SHUPS These boys learn how to cut, mold and shape metal into useful and decorative articles which go into the making of our super jet cars. The sound of saws and ham- mers Was heard in the shop al- most any period of each day. These boys Worked hard to create useful articles which they could use at home or sometimes even here at our Space Cadet School, It doesn't look as it these boys are studying blueprints, but they should be since they will soon be attempting to build an Atomic Hydrogen Space Ship. .,'I,1-i 'ali ff- .-' I 41 . , . . 'N--Ie! Qqwf. -Sq, , . ff 3' ,. ' s. ,fl In .rx ,- ff . fn- : :rl -'Y ,- .-. .-J Y . l.: ,Qi ,, , Q 553 N ff 5 5 E 3 -.:a-E???i3?5 3i? 5 -1.-':.r':' ' E 2 l J. :fag xx F. Kcmtz, P. Baker, R. Telenko, G. Lclscrko, I. Intihcxr Winning the Toss www. , A f -M ' . , rw .f 1 . KWAKJ M W. Thomas, W. Holsopple, R. Golembeski, B. Perin, R. Hart, W. Tremcxin, O. Page in :eww , X x I R af ,, Q if A V . . NT ,RX R. Waring, M, Koss, R. Mills, R. McC1emens, I. Intihar, D. Mosioller, F. Kuniz LL Ready for Action aug G. Semivcm, G. Lcxscxko, B. Springer FUUTBALL The C. T. H. S. Indians staged a highly successful football season during 1953. The charges of Coach Terebus, who served his fifth term as mentor of the Tribe, posted an eight win, two loss record. Windber and Adams Township were the two obstacles that kept the Redmen from going undefeated. The gridiron charges racked up 278 points for the season against 140 for the opposition. The Tribe's average per game was 27.8 tallies. In the first game of the season the Tribe downed Lewistown on their own field, thereby avenging a stinging defeat received the year before on our reservation. Ron Telenko highlighted the game with two touchdowns. The Tribe whitewashed the Boswell Bears 42-U in the initial home contest. Park Baker, play- ing his second full varsity game, rolled over four touchdowns. When he continued his scoring performance by tallying all the touchdowns in the following game with Ebensburg, it made Baker the man to Watch. The Redmen had quite a scare in the Westmont contest. Trailing by two touchdowns, 19-7 towards the end of the second quarter, the Tribe played smartly in the second half and slipped by the Hilltoppers. C. T. H. S. met disaster in their fray with Windber, the game being a shutout for the Indians. This was an unusual experience for the Tribe as it was the first shutout in five years. However. Coach Terebus's charges downed Bedford 46-6 the next week making up for the Windber loss. Another first for the team was the defeat suffered in the game with Adams Township's super team. The final home game with Shade Township was a fitting climax to a successful sea- son. This was played in such a snowstorm that by the time the final whistle had blown only a mere handful of spectators were left to witness a slashing victory. The Indians placed second in the Mountain Conference. The Tribe will be missing the services of ten Braves. They include Ronald Telenko, Wayne Holsopple, Ronald Golembeski, Ronald Harmon, Iames Devine, Ronald McClemens, Edwin Kozie- lec, Michael Koss, Ronald Meyers, and Ronald Gindlesperger. Ronald Telenko was honored by being placed on the Tribune All-Star Scholastic Squad. An athletic banquet, honoring the football players, band and cheerleaders, given on November 17, finished the season. TRAINERS MANAGERS I. Spory, R. Harmon, R. McClemens, S. Terebus, P. Butchko, I. Hobbs, W. Wingard, T. Strukey M. McDaniel, A. Dill, S. Prysiasniuk, D. O'Connor VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE C. T. H. S. Opponent C. T. H. S. Opponent Lewistown 20 14 Windber 0 41 Boswell 42 U Bedford 46 6 Ferndale 38 20 Adams Township 7 25 Ebensburg 2l 6 Shade Township 33 U Westmont 34 25 Somerset 37 12 . . ... ... ,,,.,., ., FRESHMEN FIRST ROW-H. Beam, R. Bergman, I. Robertson, T. Page, D. Kaltenbaugh, I. Ierkes, I. Yunetz, A. McDaniel, D. Buchanan SECOND ROW-D. Clement, R. Farris, P. Shubic, L. Meyers, R. Speicher, T. Tedrow, G. Hoffman, G. Mills, R. Horner, I. O'Connor, R. Lehman THIRD ROW--G. Kaltenbaugh, L. Thomas, D. Hershberger, I. Krupa, R. Foreback, I. McClaren, G, Payne, F. Desort, M. Evcmchok, G. Petro, Coach E. O'Conner, R. Harmon BASHETBI-H.L F. Kcmtz, I. Timko, R. Telenko, G. Semivcxn, D. Cable, G. Law, O. Pcxge, R. Cable, B. Springer VARSITY C. T. H. S. Opponent C. T. H. S. Opponent At Richland 5l 55 Westmont 70 73 Shade 64 50 At Shade 67 78 Richland 54 52 At Iohnstown 44 93 At Boswell 63 49 Boswell 72 60 Alumni 78 63 Ebensburg 68 64 At Ebensburg 72 87 Iohnstown 39 74 At Westmont 70 80 At Indiana 54 62 At Windber 60 79 At Somerset 70 79 Indiana 67 71 At Ferndale 64 73 Ferndale 74 71 Windber 60 65 Somerset 72 70 The C. T. H. S. cage team under the direction ot Coach Colliver combined talents to Win eight games out of a twenty-one game slate. Although the cagers were not so successful in pil- ing up victories, they actually had a stronger team than their record indicated. In sixteen of their games they scored sixty points or over and dropped eight contests by ten points or less. The Tribe had a good offensive record netting 1333 points with an average ot 63.5 per game. Many of the games provided the tans with plenty of thrills and excitement. The game with Richland Township which the Tribe won 54-52 in an exciting seesaw battle was one of the thrill- ers. The afternoon contest with the Alumni, won by the Tribe 78-63, was another. The close contests with Westmont and Windber in which the Redmen lost 73-70 and 65-60 in the last tew moments ot the game had the crowds shouting. An extra period was necessary to win the victory over Somerset in a close 72-70 score. The games with Ferndale and Ebensburg in which the Tribe pulled through 74-71 and 68-74 respectively had the fans on the edges of their seats. The season had many highlights, one ot which was Dalton Cable's phenomenal scoring. Dal who last year broke the schoo1's scoring record with 34 points broke his own by tallying 40 points this year in the Westmont game. The Tribe will be losing tour lettermen: Dalton Cable and Ronald Telenko who will be graduatedg George Law and George Semivan who have passed the age limit. UNIUH VARSITY BOTTOM ROW-M. Evcmchok, W. Kovcmch, O. Page, T. Foust M. Blanc TOP ROW-Coach Colliver, I. Wcmko, A. Younkin, F. Kcmtz, M McDaniel, T. Timko COACHES Mr. Colliver and Mr, Fuller MANAGERS B. Perin, S. Prysicxzniuk, D. Clement BOTTOM ROW-T. Page, I. Yunetz, P. Shubic, D. Brink, R. Osicrpiclk R. Farris TOP ROW--Coach Fuller, L. Thomas, F. Blough, G. Payne, I McClaren, E. Rotruck, R. Foreback, I. Krupcx aan... COACH AND MANAGERS D. Devlin, Coach O'Connor, L. Smith, W. Wingard WHESTLI B The grapplers of Coach O'Connor rolled up the mats this year With a seven Win, four loss record. Bob Iones, captain, was the only grappler Who was undefeated for the season. One draw kept him from a perfect record. He also led in points with a total of 39. Calvin Beam and Paul Gindlesperger tol- lowed with 35 points each while Ronald Kelly tallied 33. Gindles- perger and Beam led in pins recording five in the season. The Redmen netted 266 points for the season While the opposition garnered 204. C. T. H. S. placed second in the annual District 5 Tournament held at Boswell. The Redmen lost five lettermen this year: Bob lones, Calvin Beam, Paul Gindlesperger, Herbert Shroyer through graduation and Basil Perin through age. Michael Poeta, Ronald Kelly, Ronald Horner, Larry Williams, Bill Tremain, Gerry Manges, and Bill Thomas are the lettermen returning next year. M. Poeta, R. Kelly, L. Williams, R. Horner, R. Iones, P. Gindlesperger, C. Beam, B. Perin ap....a- in-9 'Sd' BOTTOM ROW-G. Hawkins, I. Lamb, P. Butchko, D. Gindlesperger, W. Green, G. Meyers, L. Millinder, I. Hostetler SECOND ROW-I. Ierkes, W. Hutzell, N. McTonic, R. Stevens, E. Hart, D. Direnzo, W. Nixon TOP ROW-Coach O'Connor, T. Meyers, M. Knisely, R. Ostheim, I. Segcmos, R. Hugg, W. Boyd, I. Wishinsky, L. Meyers SCHEDULE C. T. H. S. Opponent Everett 40 13 Somerset 33 8 Cresson 22 20 Blairsville 12 3U Boswell 28 Z3 Iohnstown 13 28 Indiana 20 14 Windber 10 27 Boswell 33 l5 Kiski 38 5 Windber 17 23 I -eg,-w W. Tremain, W, Thomas, L. Iacobs, A. Birch, C. Hart, H. Shroyer, T. Meyers, G. Manges BI-lSEB!-l1.L Conemaugh Township's Diamondmen, under the able management of Coach Shank, racked up a perfect eight win, no loss record winning first place in Section 1 ofthe Tri-County League. This enabled them to meet Indiana, Section Z titleholder for the league championship, but not to cop the title. They lost the playoffs in two games, 7-3 and 3-2. The starting lineup included Nello Rimoldi, first base, Emil Scipione, second base, William Petro, shortstop, Steve Sepety fwhen not pitchingl third base. Iack Bollington, Stanley Shilling and Ioe Ellingsworth, outfield. The pitchers included Ronald Telenko, Steve Sepety, Gary Lasako, Robert Roseman, Oatis Page, Richard Mills, and William Thomas. Gerald Grandas was a substi tute catcher and Iohn Howard and Ray Stevens, substitute infielders. Emil Scipione, lack Bollington, Stanley Shilling, Steve Sepety, Edgar Carrico, Nello Ri- moldi, William Petro, Ioe Ellingsworth, and Bob Roseman were lost to the team through graduation. C. T. H. S. Opponent C. T. H. S. Opponent 14 Richland 3 5 Adams Township 5 19 Conemaugh 2 2 Adams Township U 12 Windber 1 26 Conemaugh 2 4 Richland U 8 Windber 1 BOTTOM ROW-E. Rotruck, S. Stayrook SECOND ROW--R. Telenko, R. Stevens, M. Nikonow, O. Page, R. Kaufman, I. Howard, A. Grandas E. Scipione, I. Ellingsworth TOP ROW-Coach Shank, E. Carrico, G. Lasako, R. Roseman, W. Thomas, N. Rimoldi, W. Petro S. Sepety, R. Mills, I. Bollington, S. Shilling TOP ROW Coach Colliver, C. Noon, P. Lehman, I. Spory, R. Golembeski, B. Springer, G. Law, R. Waring, ' l G Manges, T. Kozxe ec BOTTOM ROW-L. Williams, R. McClemens, E. Kozielec, I. Devine, T. Coachman, P. Baker, T. Ratliti, R Meyers, R. Gindlesperger, A. Blough FRONT ROW I. Benson TH!-lllli Under the direction of Coach Colliver the C. T. H. S. Cindermen competed in four track meets during the 1953 season. The Coaches meet at Cochran and the quadrangular meet at Somerset were postponed. In the first contest, the Tri-County meet held at Cochran, the Tribe placed fourth with l53!4 points. The Indians then placed in a tie for third place With Derry Township in the Iunior Pitt meet at Cochran, scoring 10 tallies. At the triangular meet in Som- erset, our Redmen Won first place, winning tive first place standings out of thirteen events. C. T. H. S. Wound up the season by placing third in the Dis- trict 5 meet at Somerset. The Tribe lost three lettermen: Bill Petro, who was graduated, Tom Rat- liff, who moved from the district, and lim Devine who will not be eligible this year because of age. Four lettermen, Paul Lehman, Gerry Manges, Ron Meyers, and Park Baker will return to the 1954 track and will be in there plugging to cop the District 5 title again. illflfh lu wmlllkllxmnuu M m ls'- Jn-1 .mlm Mk' Egg -A Wah-A-A 'mm-.. .W WW- ,. , ' lyXxHxx1.X-'ww , ,,wmwggxxgkww HW lllllllllllllllYf.2 .IQQQ.',,i.l..n11nun1111lllmMlm Qmlil L-. 'W 'mwwllluv '- Q Wm S ig wag I wi-'T m ,,.f1 l Nittany q. -H ' mmm? :- ws, 4. R SW 325522 6 3 ii I 5512 iii? PHUM The weather was ......, , ,......... o n the evening of .....,Y.............. .. when A,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,-A,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, cr nd I went to the Iunior-Senior Prom. The corsage which .....,......w, , ....... W ore was made oi ........., V............ I wore We Went With Our transportation was The theme was ..,..............,,.................,eA....., .V,eA 1 beautifully carried out in the decorations. The orchestra, ,,,,..,.,.....,.wVeV,............,,,.........e,e.,.......Y,. , was playing .......,.,..,......... ......,YY..,.,.., when We arrived at ............ P.M. Our favorite song was ....., ,v.,.i.e,................ A fter the dance we Finally at ....... ....wY a rrived home. Tired and ,,,,,4, My comments for tho evening are ..,,... IIHHIST AS DA IIE i Over ZUU spacemen attended Winter Wonderland on the snowy December night. Gene Ellsworth and his Orchestra came on a seven rocket V-8 sleigh. The Spacemen danced among beautiful snow-covered Christ- mas trees. Huge cotton-like clouds hung suspended in planetary space. VALENTINE DA IIE Cupid sent a multitude of arrows to the young couples ol Conemaugh Township on the night ol February l3th and created a beautiful scene for romance at our Valentine Dance. 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P THU S A Friend A Friend Mrs. Ioe Arcail Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Backman Mrs. Flora Barty Leo I. Bassi Harold Baughmcrn Mrs. Vera Beneni Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Berkey Mary Berkey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Berkey Iohn Bezik Mrs. Ioseph Bohack Mrs. Ioseph Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Blough Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Blough Mr. Harold Blough Robert Blough Frank Borelle Edward Borosky Mary Bracken Anna Mary Cable Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cable Mr. and Mrs. George M. Carrico Regina Cassler Romaine Cassler Mr. and Mrs. Strohl Cassler Donna lean Cavalle Mrs. D. I. Clement, Ir. Mrs. David I. Clements Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coburn Anna Conzatti Donald Cortese Carrie Coughenour Mr. Lee Coughenour Mr. Iay Coughenour Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crisafulli Ianet Custer Mrs. Mike Demko Mrs. Frank Desort Mrs. Ioseph A. Dill Bronislaw Drzwieski Iirn English Miss Betty Everett Mr. Floyd Everett Miss Ieanne Everett Mr. Oliver Ewing Rosanne Fochtman Mrs. Roy Fulton Mrs. William Geisel Rhoda I. Geisel William Geisel Larry E. Gillin Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Govaker Nancy Greninger Mr. and Mrs. Kerby Hamer Mr. Donald L. Haney Claire Harmon Mrs. Dewey Harris Mr. William Harrison Boyd Hershberger Mike I-Ioloka Mr. Cyril Holsopple Mrs. Iohn Hopkins Irvin Horner Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W Hostetler Mr. Stephen Horwat C. E. Hurrell William Intihar Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Iones Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iones Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Kaltenbaugh lr Charles Kaufman Neil Kaufman Carmen Keim Glen Keim Mr. Harry A. Keim Mr, Ioseph Keith Frank Kelly Raymond Kelly Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Kleinman :S Son Mr. Iohn Knapp Mr. Ralph Koontz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Korns C. R. Kring Ioan Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kubasik Mr. Michael Kutchman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Lape, Sr. Mr. Paul Leventry Mrs. Ralph H. Lintz Iames F. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. George Lybarger Mr. Earnest Mantini Miss Shirley Ann Manges Mrs. Maples Mrs. Betty Marisa Miss Louise Marisa Ioe Massimo Chauncey May Francis H. McElyea Mr. Iohn McNulty Mr. Iohn McTonic Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph McTonic Phyllis McTonic Albert Milane Iohn R. Miller Ray Miller Ray Miller, Ir. Mr. Walter I. Miller Charles Mintmier Mr. and Mrs. David Mishler Mr. and Mrs. George Mishler Mrs. David Mock Congratulations to Graduates of '54 May your chosen career be successful REP. HARRY A. NAUGLE Frank Negast Harold Patch Mr. and Mrs. Iay C. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Petro Michael Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pike Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pipta, Ir. Mr. Iohn Pipta, Sr. Frank Plasky Mrs. Thomas Pluta Miss Sara Ann Powell Mr. Ioseph Pugh Mrs. Iosephine Pugh Dr. Iohn Quinn Ioe Rayman Theodore Reckner Mrs. Ernest Reed Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reed, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Reese Robert F. Reese Mr. Amuel Rigo Mrs. Edith Salain Mrs. Charles Salvaggio Pete Scipione Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shatter R. O. Shaulis Mr. Wade Shawley Miss Alice Simpson Ben Shoemaker Miss Helen Shubic Walter Skladnowski Hilda Sleppy Mary Smir William I. Smith Ieanne Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Iohn L. Stahl Richard Stahl Paul Stetz Mr. Frank Telenko Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Telenko Mr. and Mrs. George Tempest Mike Tesluk Mrs. Harold Thomas Kathryn Thomas Bernard W. Tillman Albert Tomko Walter Toms Mrs. Ann Toth William E. Ullery R. I. Van Divender Ioan Verna Mr. William H. Weaver Cora Weirich Mrs. Kathryn Wilson Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Younkin Mary Yuchnik Mrs. Mary Zambanini BUSINESS P THU S Acitelli's Auto Store, Ierome, Pa. Agnello's Service Center, Ierome, Pa. Alwine's, Somerset Pike Alwine's Service Center, Somerset Pike Augie :S Lou's Tavern, Iohnstown, Pa. B. 6- W. Hardware, Boswell, Pa. Bassel Furniture Co., Windber, Pa. Baumgardner Motors, Inc., Windber, Pa. Blough Community Market, Thomasdale, Pa. Boswell Cleaners, Boswell, Pa. Boswell Drug Store, Boswell, Pa. Boswell Lumber Co., Boswell, Pa. Boswell Hotel, Boswell, Pa. Brownies Potato Chips Bruno's Barber Shop, Boswell, Pa. Burke's Auto Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Callen's Baking Co., Windber, Pa. Callen's Is Good Bread Canadian Fur Co., Iohnstown, Pa. Carnegie Equipment Co., Iohnstown, Pa. Cassler 61 Walter, Davidsville, Pa. Champion Shoe Repair, Iohnstown, Pa. Charley's Bar 61 Restaurant, Iohnstown, Pa. Citizen's National Bank, Windber, Pa. Cloyd Barron Truck Gardening, Benscreek Congress Barber Shop, Iohnstown, Pa. Congratulations Class ot '54 from your official Photographer COVERS, 504 Main Street, Iohnstown, Pa Crystal Villa, Route 53 Custer Lumber Products, Iohnstown, Pa. Danielli Amoco Service, Tire Hill, Pa. Davidsville Dairy Store, Davidsville, Pa. DeRoy's-lohnstown's Leading leweler Dorlman 6: Hoffman, Boswell, Pa. Eppley's Service Station, Benscreek, Pa. Eureka Store, Windber, Pa. Quality Value Service Forney's Men's Clothing, Davidsville, Pa. mnks Market, Hollsopple, Pa. FYE'S GARAGE-Esso Service Station Oil, Lubrication, Tires and Tubes Holsopple, Pa. Gale's Clothing Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Steve Gerencser Barber Shop, Tire Hill Iohn Gindlesperger, lustice oi the Peace Phone 2333 Holsopple, Pa. Glosser Brothers, Iohnstown, Pa. The Goodhousekeeping Shop, Windber, Pa. Grand Hotel, Windber, Pa. Gus Cleaner's, Iohnstown, Pa. Hackey's Food Market, Hollsopple, Pa. Hay's Funeral Home, Boswell, Pa. Henze's Esso Station, Iohnstown, Pa. Ioseph H. Hoffman, Funeral Home, Boswell Horner's Store, Boswell, Pa. Hudson Hosiery Shop ot Iohnstown, Inc. 405 Main Street Iohnstown, Pa. Hunter's Super Market, Boswell, Pa. Hurrell Music Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Iames Dairy Store, Ierome, Pa. Iennerstown Inn, Iennerstown, Pa. Ierome Recreation Center and Theatre Iohnstown Tribune-Democrat Iohnny's Market, Benscreek, Pa. Kautman's Five and Ten, Boswell, Pa. Richard M. Kissell, Holsopple, Pa. Plumbing, Hot Water :S Warm Air Heating Kolesko Motor Sales, Hollsopple, Pa. Lee's Barber Shop, Davidsville, Pa. Lehman's Garage, Thomas Mills, Pa. Lou's Army and Navy Store, lohnstown, Pa. Martin's, Iohnstown, Pa. Marian's Store, Davidsville, Pa. Mrs. Iames Masca, Hollsopple, Pa. B. I. Maurer Motor Co., Boswell, Pa. Meek Funeral Horne, Windber, Pa. Miller-'s Service Station, Davidsville Pike Ioe Miller 6 Son, Contractors R. D. No. 2, Holsopple, Pa. D. Mishler 51 Sons, R. D. No. 4, Iohnstown, Pa. Moon's Store, Ierome, Pa. L. H. Nelson Appliance Store, Davidsville, Pa. Niessner's Flowers, Iohnstown, Pa. W. H. Nosal, Beer Distributor, Ierome, Pa. Panasci's Store :S Barber Shop, Ierome, Pa. Pellatiro's Cut Rate, Hollsopple, Pa. Pronesti Iewelry Store, Boswell, Pa. Reese 61 Bernard, Iohnstown, Pa. Reese Electric Supply, Iohnstown, Pa. Reese's Bar-R, Davidsville, Pa. Breeders ot Brahman Cattle Retail Credit Inc., Iohnstown, Pa. M. D. Reynolds Typewriter Service Iohnstown, Pa. I. E. Ribman Coal Co., Iohnstown, Pa. Compliments of Richland Twp. Water Co., Windber, Pa. Roadside Market, Route 53 Sam Roger's Variety Store, Boswell, Pa. Rounsley Service Station, Iohnstown, Pa. Rullo's Studio, Hollsopple, Pa. Sabo's Market, Windber, Pa. Sea Bee Shopping Center, Hooversville Shafer Drug Store, Windber, Pa. Dan Shatter's Sons Furniture Store Hooversville, Pct. Shaulis Service Station, Boswell, Pa. Shettic's Style Store, Boswell, Pa. Shoriberg's Store, Boswell, Pa. Star Barber Shop, Iohnstown, Pa. State Home 5. Auto Supply, Iohnstown, Pa. Stets' Market, Ienners Cross Roads Stewart's Hardware, Iennerstown, Pa. Style Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Terlingo's Economy Store, Hooversville Terrace Chevrolet, Ierome, Pa. Thomas Flower Shop, Iohnstown, Pa. Tolgate Inn, Benscreek, Pa. United Ieweler's, Iohnstown, Pa. Washington Street Garage, Iohnstown, Pa. Weiser's Music Store, Iohnstown, Pa. Whalley Motor Co., Windber, Pa. Windber Plumbing 6. Supply Co., Windber Windber Trust Co., Windber, Pa. A Safe Place to Have Your Money C. E. Wineland Y Dairy Dine l'Good Food is Good Health Yoder's Clover Farm Store, Thomas Mills Complete Modern Food Market Yoder's Service Station, Davidsville, Pa. Zabo's Restaurant, lerorne, Pa. Zimmerman's Store 19511 IIUNNUMAEH STAFF Edlfof E Y, MARCIA CASSLER Assoczate Editor , ,,,, ,, .. RONALD IONES Busrness Manager ,. ,,,.. ,,, L ,, f A IANICE MII-1-ER Asszstant Business Manager , ,,,, I0 ANN P1-UTA LEONARD LEOPOLD MARY MACDONALD RICHARD HORNER ARBUTUS EASH DELORES DAVIS IANET LOI-IR LUcII.LE WILLIAMS DOROTHY SHAFFER KAROL REEDER GERALDINE NAUGLE SANDRA HADDOW IO ANN KELLY MARLIN YODER IRIS WILSON SHARON SPEICHER MARY WANKO DONNA KALTENBAUGH MILDRED PIKE HELEN DILL IRENE DEMI-:O IANET HORNER DORIS MAR'rNIsHN ELEANOR GOVAKER SYLVIA ARMSTRONG SHIRLEY BERKHIMER EDITORIAL BOARD MARILYN HOPKINS EDITORIAL STAFF LINDA HAAs BUSINESS STAFF IANIOE NAUGLE NANCY BAUGHMAN IOHN YOUNKIN SALLIE MISHLER RUBY PUNCHAK ROSE SALVAGGIO ANNA ANDREWS DOROTHY GOLDEN DENNIS ROUNSLEY CALVIN BEAM IAMES DEVINE THELMA RUMMEL SHIRLEY SHA1-'PER RUTH MILLINDER MARY L. 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