Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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WILLARD L, LEWIS TEACHER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR COACH We proudly dedicate the T948 edition of the Coker Yearbook to Mr. Willard L. Lewis, who, during his twenty-eight years of teaching, has continually expended time and energy for student betterment, far beyond that expected and required of him. Friend to all, he has not only taught material knowledge, but has molded character as well. We, the staft, therefore take great pride in dedicating this book to him. 3 'Z 4 ,illl J , -J ln 7 X t t ,ff 4 11, , L-L lea C 'Jflfl N91 I O l X i . 15? '25 4 3,x X 5, XMAS- 'aN .rQ,Slf!i11!i.!.fa ' , t X V We I, i X7 Xf?4eYfllll'Qx C If X' l C.PxT- zip1..A.J i i Ee- f 'f. n V There Will Be A Very Short Faculty Meeting On Labor Day Editor Ruth Glodden Assistant Mory Freed 5 MR. W. G. DAVIS MR. W. E. DOLDE Commencement activities are again making their rounds as you seniors approach the end of the school year. It would be a decided advantage if it were possible to realize the position each one of you will be filling within the next five years. What- ever that status may be, of one thing we can be certain-you will be alumni of the Connellsville High School, your Alma Mater. In addition to making a living, other obligations will devolve upon each one. Not only should you strive to be economically independent, but each and all of you should be most eager to make your contributions as a citizen to the community in which you live. This will call forth all of the abilities, attitudes, and appveciations which you have cultivated in your school career and which you should utilize to make your environment a better one because you have lived in it and labored to improve the gen- eral standard of living. The prestige of the Class of 1948 should inspire the remain- ing classmen to greater effort and achievement which are essen- tial for all success. We are pleased to extend to each member of 1948 our heartiest best wishes during the years which lie ahead. From your generation will come the citizens of tomorrow and upon you will be passed the responsibility of clear thinking and intelligent action. Therefore, you should have been striving for the maturity of mind which that responsibility requires. Your outlook should now be broadened to include a wider and wider circle of experience. You should find yourselves being concerned with something more than what affects you only. You should have developed a sense of responsibility that compels you to finish a iob. You should be able to cope with problems more sensibly, to reserve your judgment under emotional pressure, to reiect preiudice, to practice tolerance, to weigh values, to resist and analyze propaganda, and to make wise decisions. Your school experiences here have provided many indica- tions of your growth toward this maturity, conduct in assembly, acting with genuine courtesy, keeping your emotions under con- trol, exercising good taste in social situations expressing sym- pathy and understanding, accepting responsibility for your own learning, thinking in terms of newer and broader values. As you leave this high school, evaluate yourselves and con- tinue to strive for this maturity. 6 A history of this city states that Connellsville was developed by the coal and coke industry. This industry, no doubt, had a great part to do with its growth. The real development of Con- nellsville has been accomplished by constant labor and diligent service. All the worthwhile organizations: government, schools, churches, homes, and service organizations, have meant hard work and sacrifice on the part of someone to make this way of life possible for you. To you, the youth of Connellsville, goes a responsibility, not only to promote all these fine established organizations and insti- tutions in your city, but to develop to greater heights a demo- cratic way of life so that every boy and girl of any race, creed, or economic background, may have equal opportunities in choos- ing his way of life. As your forefathers developed an industry for the foundations of your community, may you develop in- dustries and institutions that may build a city free from influences that wreck lives of youth and create an atmosphere of goodwill and brotherhood among all citizens. We live at a time when ideals of service and international understanding are sorely needed. The opportunities for service by individuals in these troubled times are great. The prime object of the days you spent at high school was to acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Your efforts, we sin- cerely hope, have been crowned with success. However, it must be remembered wisdom is quite useless if it is not accompanied by actions. Wisdom and action go together, one without the other is useless, but when both are applied, the result can only be successful, the degree of success depending entirely upon the extent of the knowledge and the wholeheartedness exhibited in the carrying out of the duty. It would be well to resolve to use your knowledge to ad- vance human welfare and to help make this world a better place in which to live. It should always be borne in mind that actions speak louder than words. 7 MISS MILDRED REITER MR. HAROLD A. SWANK THE SCHOOL BOARD Dr. H. H. Mclntire Mr. J. C. Munson, Jr. Mr. W. L. Zollars Mr. J. R. Mestrezaf Mr. C. V. Payne V. President President Treasurer Dr. C. S. Campbell Mr. J. V. Schroyer 8 THE FACULTY Miss Grace Adams English Mrs. Esther Burkholder Chemistry, General Science Mr. Joseph Deliigatti Typing, Com. Math Miss Loretta Galiardi U. S. History, Social Science Miss Naomi Albanese Home Economics Miss Carmel Caller Sec. to Board Miss Mildred Enany Homemaking, Spanish Miss Beulah Gilmore World History, Social Science Mr, Carson Baker Science Miss Gladys Clark Physical Education Mr. Walter J. Finn Sales, World History Miss Mabel Golden English 9 Miss Eleanor Bane General Math, Social Math Miss Elaine Curtis Secretary Miss Edith Floto Latin, English Mr. David Guhl General Science, Physics Miss Grace Bisel School Librarian Mr. John Dailey Bookkeeping, Com. Math Miss Katherine Francis Music, Art Miss Elizabeth Harris Biology, Sr. Science THE FACUL Y Mr. Marlin Hartman Algebra Mrs. Edrie Howard World History, Biology Mr. Willard Lewis U. S. History Miss Florence McClintock Secretary Miss Helen Henry Sewing Mr. Frederick Hunter Plane Geometry, Algebra Miss Elvada Marshall English Mr. Andrew McNeil Algebra, Trigonometry Miss Susan Hicks Social Science, English Mr. Paul Keightly Con servation, Senior Science Mr. Allison R, Marshall Science Mr. Harry Mitchell Band IO Mr. Earl Hildebrand Mathematics Miss Anno Kluxey English Mr. Dale Martin Problems of Democracy Miss Mary Molyneaux Dental Hygienist i Miss Beatrice Horewitz English, French Miss Sarah Kooser English Miss Eleanor McClelland General Math, World History Miss Jean Morgan Secretory THE FACULTY Mr. Paul Munsey Manual Training Mr. Arthur Ruff Physical Education, Health Mr. Joseph Spalc Sales, Shorthand, Transcription Mrs. Elsie Walton Social Science U. S. History Miss Mary E. Payne Secretary Miss Loretta Russo General Science General Math Mr. Edward Spotts Health, Physical Education Mrs. Madelyn Wandel Sec. Office Practice Clerical Office Practice Economics Mrs. Virginia Purrier Zoology, Biology Dr. E. Sherriclc School Physician Miss Sylvia Sullivan Social Science Miss Nettie Lee Whiplcey Music 'li Miss Virginia Roessing TYPM9, Com. Math Miss Roberta Sm utz Business Training Com. Law Miss Vera Tomaslca Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Wills Geography, General Science Miss Eleanor Roland English Mrs. Stoner Dental Hygienist Miss Daise Trump English Miss Catherine Zimmerman English -i xD UI iff X, fr, fx N 1F KU l . 1 P Q 1 1 'HPI D!! Cfvrroffff Upperclassmen to be Excused for a Special Movie Third and Fourth Periods. K Senior Editor Joonne Sleighter Assistant Sally Miller Underclcss Edifor Mory Ann Whoric Assistonis Sue Swoney, Audrey Borosch, Edith Zuvotsky 'I3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Haas, Treasurer, Bruce Dull, Vice President, Blaine Gutermuth, President, Betty Roach, Secretary CLASS SONG Melody-Among My Souvenirs Words by Jane DeOre The class of forty-eight, now soon will graduate And C. H. S. will live in memory for us, Classmates and teacher friends, old ioys now soon will end, We seek to reach for greater things as on we trod. Our school will stand the test, when we give out our best And when we reach our goal, we'll be so proud and thankful And when new things we start, we'll carry in our hearts The love and honor due to dear old C. H. S. CLASS COLORS Scarlet and Silver CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose 14 SENIOR CCRONATION 1948 Queen-Joan Ball King-Patrick King Attendants Clarence Swink, Alma Barthels, Joanne Bartley, Joseph Galasso Coronation Ceremony Trumpet Fanfare . , . , . Joan Graziano, Jane DeOre, and Dolores Morey ProcessionalMarch, ,, , ., ., , , ,.,. , ,. Bruce Dull Presentation of Crown .. ,... . , .,..,. . .. ..,....,.,. . Blaine Gutermuth Dancing Tambourine -Organ-Piano Duet Jerry Ann Bowman, Marian Berg Those Enclearing Young Charms -vocal solo ,.... . ., ,.., A .. Janice Sharp Marilene Means-Accompanist Elena Polka 7-trumpet duet . A A , . A . . , , .. , Dolores Morey, Jane DeOre Beautiful Colorado -saxophone solo ,. .. . , ,. , .. , Edgar Betters Mary Beard-Accomponist Gavotte -Organ solo ,.,., ,,......,. .,....,.,..,...,.., .....,...,. .,....,.. . , . . Bruce Dull Class Song ,.,..,. . r.,. ,.ri....,...........,..,,,......,....i,..,.. A i Sung by the Class of 1948 Accompa n ist-Patricia Howa rd 15 SENIGRS 1948 Frederick Abdallah Fred Nature Study 1, 2, Travel 1, Aviation 3, Fish 81 Game 3, Sports Club 4, Track Club -1, Cross Country 1-4, Track 2-4 Lawrence M. Aller nlorryu Nature Study 1, Travel 2, Fish 81 Game 3, Aviation 3, Hi Y 4, Dramatics 4, Operetta 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1-4, Senior Class Play William Ambrisco Mucka Forest Fire Fighters 4, Sports 4 Nancy Lee Anderegg Dramatics 1, 2, Newspaper 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Bridge 4, Senior Council, H. R. Pres. 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Sen- ior Class Play Lois Jean Balda Punk leaders 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Yale- Princeton 2-4 Joan Ball Petie Leaders 1-4. Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Cheer- leader 4, H. R. Pres. 4, H. R Vice Pres. 2, Senior Council, Stu- dent Council 4, N. H. S. 3, 4, Operetta 3, Yale-Princeton 4 Alma G. Banhels HRUSWU Checker-Chess 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Band 3, 4, Home Room Treas 1 .lames Bartley H-Hmm Camera 1, 2, Spanish 2, Fire Fighters 3, 4, Fish 81 Game 4 Joanne Bartley HJOH Dramatics 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Bridge 4, H. R. Pres. 1, 2, Ser. 3, 4 Audrey Beal Charm l, 2, Etiquette 3, Dram- atics 4 Eugene Beal HGEFIEH Travel 1, Fish 8: Game 2, Sports 4, Aviation 2, Band 3, Track 2, 4, Cross Country 3 Robert Earl Beal llsobll Fish 81 Game 3, Fire Fighters 4 SENIORS 1948 Mary Beard Birdie Dramatics 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Bridge 4, Yale-Princeton 2-4, Band 1-4, H, R. Secretary 1 Robert Beniston Bob Fish 8- Game 3, 4, Fire Fighters 3, 4, Operetta 3 Marian M. Berg Dramaiics 1, Coker 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Piano 2-4, H. R. Sec. 2, Band 1-4, Newspaper 3, 4, Op- eretta 2-4 Edgar Betters Band 1-4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3 Sherwood E. Bierlein uwoodyu Nature Study 1, Newspaper 2-4, Yearbook 3, 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, Track 2, Band 1-4, Operetta 3, Senior Class Play Charles David Bigam Charlie Fish Bi Game 4 Barbara Kay Bishop Barbie Leaders 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, News- paper 1, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, Operetta 4, Yale-Princeton 4 Jean Bishop Jeannie Craft 2, Yarncraft 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Service 4, H. R. Pres, 2, H. R. Treas. 4, Student Council 2, N. H.S. 4 William Richard Bobo Dick Fish 8- Game 3, Stamp 4, Hi-Y 3, Track 3, 4, Swimming 4 Jerry Ann Bowman ulerryu Charm 1, Dramatics 1, Piano 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Secre- tary 2, Operetta 1-4 Don Brady Baron Camera 1-4, lighting Crew 2-4, Cross Country 1, Track 2-4, Band 1-4 Calvin Brooks Fish 8- Game 4 SENIORS 1948 Samuel C. Brooks usomn Travel l, Music 2, Boys Chorus 3, Hi-Y 4, Fish 81 Game 4, H. R. Pres. 3, 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Senior Council, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Senior Class Play David K. Browell nouven Camera T, 2, Coker 2, Fire Fight- ers 2, 3, Fish L Game 4, Band 1, 2, Yearbook Stal? 2 Beverly Brower Bridget Stamp l, Dramatics 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Service 4, Band 3, 4, Oper- elta 2 Donna Burnsworth ,Deen Dramatics l-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Op- eretta 4 William C. Burson Bill Sports 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Swim- ming 3, 4, Track 3, 4 James Butler Edward Pa. History 'l, Nature Study 2, Travel 2, Fish 8- Game 4 William Callahan IIBHIII Travel 1, Checker 2, Coker 2-4, Swimming 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Alberl Carbonara Hcarbyn Sports 4, Fish 8- Game 4 Katharine Carbonara 11Ka,e11 Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Pres. l Marianna Carroll HMM., Charm l, Dramatics 'l, 2, Tri-Hi- Y 2, Yearbook 3, 4, H. R. Treas. l Gloria Maria Caruso .,G'o., Nature Study I, Coker 2. Dram- atics 3, H. R. Treas. 2, Band 3, 4 Audrey Cavanaugh HCGVYH Dramatics l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Piano 3, Coker Newspaper 3, Student Council l, 3, H. R. Pres l, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, Newspaper Staff 4, N. H.S. 4 SENIORS 1948 J. Warren Cochrane HJGYH Fish 81 Game 3, Fire Fighters 3, 4, Band 1-4 Elmer Coffman Fudd Travel 1, Fish 8. Game 3, 4 Anna Marie Colarusso Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Music 3, 4, Band 2-4 Samuel Colalch Jupeck Camera 2, 3, Sports 4, H. R. Pres. 1, H. R. Vice Pres. 4, Sen- ior Council, Cross Counfry 1, Track 1-4, Yearbook 2, News- paper 4 Norma Jean Collins Travel 1, Charm 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Dramalics 3, 4, H. R. Sec. 1, H. R, Treas. 2-4 Patricia l. Collins MPM., Pa. History 1, Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Dramatics 2-4, H. R. Sec. 3, 4 Ruth E. Collinson Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Bridge 3, Music 4, N. H. S. 3, 4, Orcheslra 4, News- paper 3, 4, Operelfa 3, Senior Class Play Jack Columbus Jocko Sports 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, Football 1-4, Swimming 1-4, Band 1 Marcene Craig Hsisu Dramafics 1, 2, 4, Book 3 BeMy C rouse Commercial Course Operefla 4 Virginia Louise Davis ,Ginn Charm 1, Collectors 3, Service 4 William H. Dawson HBHIII Sports 4, Travel 1 SENIORS 1948 Emma Jean DeBlasio Dramatics 1-4, Yarncraft 1, Tri- Hi-Y 2-4 H. R. Treas. 2 Dianne DeBolI MJD.. Yarncraff 3, 4, Music 3 James DeBolt lljimfl Travel 1, 2, Bridge 3, 4, Lighiing Crew 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 1, 3, 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Senior Council, Swimming 2 Jane De0re Janie Dramatics 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Bancl 1-4, Senior Class Play, N. H. S. 4 Wilma Eleanor Derov Willie Leaders 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Bridge 4 Janet E. Dewitt n-'ann Craft Club 1, Collectors 3, Ser- vice 4 Henry DiJuIio Travel 1 Dale A. Dixon Sfamp 1, 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Swimming 1-4, Track 1, 2, Cross Couniry 1, 2 Vinceni Donato Vince Coker 1, 2, Camera 3, Music 4, Senior Class Play Ramona Anne Doppelhauer ,,Rae,, Operelfa 2, 3, Yorncraft 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Music 4 David C. Doughty HDUVEH Aviation 3, Dramaiics 4 Nancy Driscoll Chubbe Dramaiic 1, Leaders 1-3, Bridge 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Secretary 1 SENIORS 1948 Bruce Dull Ecurb Camera 1-4, Coker 2, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 4, Senior Council, Student Council 2-4, N. H.S. 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Senior Class Play Barbara Dunlap nsubsn Yarncraft 1, Book 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 John C. Dunston Long John Automobile 1, Nature Study 1, Fire Fighters 2-4, Fish 8- Game 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Band 1-4 J. Donald Ebbert lljuckll Sports 4, Travel 1, Football Club 2, 3, Lighting Crew 2, 3, Fish 8. Game 4, Football 2-4, Track 2 James Ecker ll-limll Nature Study 1, 2, Camera 3, 4, Track Club 4, Track 2-4, Cross Country 2, 3, Band 1-4, News- paper 3, 4 Betty Faidley Bets Josephine Feniello Hsisll Bridge 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Council Homer F. Firestone Hammerhead Course Stamp 1, 2, Camera 2-4 Wendell Fisher Quadge Fish 8: Game 3, Fire Fighters 4 Joseph Galasso ll-loell Football Club 2-4, H. R. Pres. 1, Student Council 1, Football 1-4, Band 1 Arnold Eugene Gallentine Jake Sports 1, Nature Study 2, Fish 81 Game 3, 4 Thornclale Gardner Hoalell Chafm lt Eflq'-'Elie 2, 4, Bridge lighting Crew 2-4, Camera 4 3 SENIORS 1948 Irma Garey Yarncraft 3, 4 Dorothy Geary Yarncraft 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 William Ghrist Bill Football 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 4, Track 4 Beverly June Given Givie Travel 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Oper- etta 3 Ruth Ellen Glaclclen Ruthie Charm 1, Travel 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Yearbook Staff 4, N. H. S. 4 Doris Jean Glotfelty Hjeonyu Craft 1, Dramatic 2, Collectors 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Service 4, Of- fice Aid 4 John Graham Mohawk Nature Study 1, Track 2-4, Foot- ball 2-4 Joan Graziano .flow Craft 1, Piano 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Sec. 1, 2, H. R. Pres. 3, H, R. Vice Pres. 4, Senior Coun- cil, Student Council 3, 4, Oper- etta 2, Senior Class Play John Green Jack Stamp 2, Fish 8- Game 3, 4, Aviation 3 William Griglak Grigie Nature Study 1, 2, Travel 1, 2, Football 3, Swimming 1-4, Track 1-3 Edward Grimm Hjugf, Pa. History 1, Nature Study 2, Travel 2, Fish 8m Game 4 Mariory Guard Margie Tri-Hi-Y 2, H. R. Vice Pres. 1 SENIORS 1948 Robert W. Guard HRUSTYH Boys Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, Fish 8- Game 4 Blaine Gutermuth Dizzy Nature Study 1, Football Club 2, 3, Camera 3, Yearbook Club 4, H. R. Pres. 2, 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, Student Council 2, 4 Senior Council, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Operetto 4 Roberta Guthrie HGUSH Dramatic 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Lead- ers 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 1, Band 3, 4 Kenneth Haas Bonehead Camera Club 1, 3, Lighting Crew 2, 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 2, H. R. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Senior Council, Track 2-4, Cross Country 3, 4, Band 2-4, Newspaper Staff 3, N. H. S. 4 Betty Lee Harmon Butch Coker 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Dram- atics 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, H. R. Sec. 2 James Hartz Pistol Pete Travel 1, Football Club 2, Music 3, Sports 4 Helen Hawkins Hawkie Yarncraft 3, 4 Shirley J. Hay HHey!,. Yarncraft 1, Charm 2, Nature Study 2, Collectors 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Band 4 Dorothy Heck uDo'11 Charm 1, Dramatic 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, H. R. Treasurer 2 David Henderson Dave Nature Study 1, Trovel 1, HiAY 3, Lighting Crew 2-4, Sports 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Football Man. 3, 4 Nora A. Henry Hpugu Nature Study 1, Travel 1, Tri- Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Vice Pres. 3 Charles Hensel Pa. History 1, Fish 8- Game 3, 4 SENIORS 1948 Leonidas Herrington Lonnie Nature Study l Shirley Herwick nHerky,f Leaders 1-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Dram- atics 4, H. R. Sec. 1, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, N. H. S. 4, Senior Class Play Sylvia Elizabeth Hess Tillie Yarncraft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Bridge 3, Service 4 Fred Hetrick Hsmu Aviation 3, 4 Frederick A. Hetzel HFredll Pa. History 1, Camera 3, 4, Yearbook - Newspaper photog- rapher 3, 4, Senior Class Play Marlha Jane Higbee Bunnie Leaders 1-3, Dramatics 1, 4, Bridge 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, H. R. Sec. 1, 3, H, R. Treas. 2, Senior Class Play Eleanor louise Hinderliier Yarncraft 'I, Charm 2, Bridge 3, Service 4, H. R. Sec. 2 Paul E. Hinderliler Handsome Travel 1, Camera 3, H. R. Pres. 2, Band 3, 4 Sanford Holt fzsumff Travel 1, Nature Study 2, Fish 8- Game 3, 4, Fire Fighters 4 Bernard Hoopes Bernie Boys Cooking Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Football 1 Doris Jean Hoover Jean Stamp 1, Bridge 3, Dramatics 4 Gwendolyn M. Hoover Given Craft 1 SENIORS 1948 Harold Hough Hjuy.. Nature Study l, Stamp l, Travel 2, Fire Fighters 2-4, Fish 8- Game 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4 Patricia Howard Hpm.. Bridge 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, H. R. Treas. 4 Newspaper Stal? 4, Operetta 3 George Huey IlMikeIl Nature Study 2, Fish 81 Game 4 Alice Hunter lljudyll Charm 2, Bridge 3, Service 4 Donald Iser Felix Pa. History 'l, Football Club 3, Track Club 4, Football 2-4, Track 'I-4. George Jaros nvarguu Nature Study l, Coker 2, Bridge 4, H. R. Pres. 1, Student Coun- cil l Grace Johnston Turkey Craft 'l, Yarncraft 2-4 Robert Jones uB- -Lu HY3Chess23Sp Travel l, Nature Study l- . . I Basketball l-4, Cross Cou Edison Jordan Eddie 8- Game 4 Opal Lillian Joy llRedIl Martha Karwutsky Marty Patricia Kessler .fpmu SENIORS 1948 Anna Mary Keys Annie Craft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Etiquetie 4 Dean Kimmel Kimmel Fish 81 Game 3, 4, Aviation 3, Fire Fighters 4 Patrick King Kawwot Top Stamp 1, Pa. History 1, Chess 2, Fish 8- Game 4, Football Club 2, 3, Sports 4, H. R. Treas. 1, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Traclt 3-4 Audrey Klein Pidgie Dramatics 1, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Band 3, 4, Operetta 3, Senior Class Play Gail Knopsnider Travel 1, Yarncraft 2, Bridge 3, 4 Robert Kooser Machu Stamp 1, Reading 2, Boys Chor- us 3, Piano 4, Newspaper Staff 2-4, Operetta 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Senior Class Play Dolores Koury DeeDee Nature Study 2, Service 4, Year- bool: Staff 3 Patricia Kraynak MPM., Charm 1, 2, Bridge 3, 4 Robert Lamparter Lampie Music 4 June Leighty Daisy Leaders 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, H. R. Vice Pres. 4, Band 1, 2, Senior Council, Opel- etta 3, N. H.S. 4, Yale-Prince- ton 3-4 Windolyn Lincoln Winnie Music 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Operetta 4 Louis W. Lohr Louie Aviation 4 SENIORS 1948 Cecelia Lucas HGV, H. R. Treas. 2 Martha Regina Luczak Babydoll Craft 1, Nature Study 'l, Dram- atic 2-3, H. R. Pres. l Wilda lynch Yarncraft l, Dramatic 2-4, Eti- quette 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Oper- etta 1 Robert Mahaney Hsobu Nature Study l, Travel l, Sports 4, Football l, Football Mgr. 2-3, Basketball 1-4 Dorothy Mahokey usisn Craft l, Dramatic 'I-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Bridge 4 Carmen Martini Boottie Sports I-4, Football I-4, Bas- ketball 'I-4 Frances M. Martray Fran Operetta 3 Carmelo Mascia Carm Charm l, Nature Study 2, Ser vice 4, Yearbook Staff 3 Mercedes Mason Shinkey Charm 'I-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Music 3, Service 4, H. R. Sec. I, Oper etta 2-4 Ruth Lucille May Ruthie Craft l, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Dale May Crow Fire Fighters 3 Mavilene Ann Means Beansie Glee Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, H Sec. 4, Newspaper Typist 4 Operetta 2-4, N. H. S. 4 SENIORS 1948 Antoinette Merendino Nettie Charm 1, Yarncraft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Home Room Secretary 2 Bernard Micher Bernie Travel 2, Aviation 4 Robert Dale Mickey Scotty Automobile Club 1, Football 'I-3 William Micklus Mick Football Club 3, Fish 8- Game 4, H. R. Treas. 1-2, Football 3 Marian Mihaly Dramatic 'l, leader: 2-3, Tri- Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Pres. 2, Stu- dent Council 2 Alta D. Miller Deane Yarncraft 'l Aretta Miller Cookie Dramatic 'I, Charm l ,Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Yearbook 4, H. R. Pres. 'l, H. R. Treas. 4. Elizabeth E. Miller llljbbyll Tri-Hi-Y 2, Etiquette 3-4 Eugene Miller nsuckyu Football 2 Paul Herbert Miller Munk Pa. History 'l, Stamp 2, Aviation 3, 4, Travel 2, Fish 8- Game 3-4 Thomas Miller ushakyu Travel 'l, Stamp 'I-3, Nature Study 2, Fish 81 Game 3, Boy's Chorus 4 Wayne Miner Shakespeare Nature Study 'I, Stamp 1-2 SENIORS 1948 Mabel Miner Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Charm 3-4, Bridge 4 Dolores Morey uHankn Leaders 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Vice President 2, Band 2-4, Yale-Princeton 2-4 Mary Jane Murphy HMWPW, Charm 1, Nature Study 2, Ser- vice 4, Yearbook 3, Newspaper Typist 4 Leah Murray Peanuts Handicraft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Col- lectors 3, Service 4, Book 2, H. R. Vice President 2, Band 3, 4 Mary lou Myers Hkedu Dramatic 1, Yarncraft 1, Charm 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Etiquette 4 Charles McClelland HMQCH Sports 4, Fish 81 Game 4 Loren McFadden noopeyu Nature Study 2, Camera 3, Fish 8- Game 4 Rita Natale Hoeln Virginia Newill llsinnyll Stamp 1, Book 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Dramatics 4, H. R. Treasurer 1 Mary Louise Newmyer Charm 1, Yearbook 2, 3, Ser- vice 4 Betty Lee Nicholson MacDuff Nature Study 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Yearbook Staff 3-4, Band 3-4, Orchestra 3-4, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, N. H. S. 4 Jack 0'Brion ulnskyu Camera 1, Fish 8- Game 3-4, H. R. Pres. 2, Student Council 2 :is L s 31,1-'MQ M ' 1 ff 31 ' . ' ' ZL'fff:2f V... ,J ,.:.:, -.f-:4.:. - - -ef, u O SENIORS 1948 Melva Joyce O'DonneIl H-loft Travel 1, Charm 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Music 4, Operetta 2-3 Clarence Ohler Fish 8- Game 3-4 Michael . J. Omatick Mike Sport 1-2, Football Club 3, Track 4, Football 1-4, Track Club 4, Swimming 1-4 William O'Neal Bill Fish 81 Game 3, Basketball 1, H. R. Vice President 1 Henry Oppman Big Hen Camera 3-4, Football 1-2, Track 3-4, Cross Country 4 William Orazi Bill Nature Study 1, Lighting Crew 2-3, Track 4, J. V. Football 2, J. V. Basketball 2, Cross Coun- try 3, Track 3-4 Thomas Owsky Nature Study 2, Bridge 4 Clifford Papke Pete Nature Study 1 Michaelene Barbara Pa ule HMikell Dramatic 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Class Play Mary Jo Perry Charm 1, Craft 1, Music 3, Bridge 4, Operetta 4, Service 4 Lois Peterson Pete Charm 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Year- book 4, H. R. Pres. 2-3, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 4, Student Council 2-3, Senior Council 4, N.H.S. 3-4 Samuel Pierce Carbide Nature Study 1-2, Travel 1-2, Football 2, Track 3-4 SENIORS 1948 Wayne Franklin Pierce Hank Mechanical Drawing l, Track 3, 4, Aviation 4, Football 2, Track 2-4, Cross Country 3, 4 Tony Pittsment Punkin Travel l, Football 2, Sports 4, Nature Study 2 David R. Fletcher Gander Nature Study 2, Fish 8- Game 3, Aviation 3, 4 Anna Polidora Bunny Nick Polidora Football 2, 3, Fire Fighters 4 Ann Porter Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Piano 2-4, H. R. Pres. l-3, H. R. Vice Pres. 4, Band l-4, Senior Council, N. H. S. 3, 4, Student Council 1-3, Operetta 2 Alice Berneice Pringle Freckles Craft l, Dramatics 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2 Eugene Prinkey Gene Nature Study 2, Travel 2, Cam- era 3, 4, Track 4 Z. Constance Prinkey Jimmy Dramatics 'l, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Patricia Louise Pritts Patty Lou Chorus l, Dramatics 3, Etiquette 4 Lois Puiia Poochie Charm I, Coker 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 John W. Puncher. Jacko Football 2, 3, Fire Fighters 3, 4, Fish 8- Game 4, Football 2, 3, Swimming 2-4 SENIORS 1948 James Reed uhm.. Sports l, Fish 8- Game 2-4, Automobile 2, Boys Chorus 4 Yvonne G. Rice Vonnie Yarncraft l, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Lead- ers 2-4, H. R. Sec. l-4, N.H.-S. 4 Harry Ritenour Slap Happy Football 2, Fire Fighters 3-4, Fish 8- Game 3, Leaders 4 Arlene M. Ringer npeggyn Book 3, Dramatic 4, Operetta 4, Senior Class Play Betty Roach Roacher Dramatic 'l, Leaders 'I-4, Tri- Hi-Y 3-4, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, H. R. Treas. 4, N.H.S. 3-4, News- paper Staff 3-4, Senior Class Play Geraldine Robbins Giggles Dramatic I, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, H. R. Sec. 2 Dean Lee Rose Rosie Chess 81 Checkers 'I, Nature Study 2, Fish 8. Game 3, Swim- ming 'l, H. R. Sec. l Bernadine Ruggieri Bermie Dramatic l, Leaders I-4, Tri-Hi- Y-2-4, H. R. Treas. 'I, Cheerlead- er 2-4, Operetta 3, Yale-Prince- ton, 3-4 Anthony Rulli Fish 8- Game 3-4 Jean Sanner Jeannie Craft l, Charm 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Service 4, Band 3-4 Rita Scacchi Jerkie Yarncraft 2, H. R. Pres. 3, H. R. Treas. 4, Student Council 3, Basketball l-3, Band l-4, News- paper 1 Shirley J. Semlaower Sherry Dramatic l-2, Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Service 4, Yale-Princeton 3-4, Band l SENIORS 1948 Janice Sharp Janie Choir 2, Piano 2-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 3, H. R. Sec. 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Operetta 2-4, N. H. S. 4 Henry Shirocky ,.Hen,, Leaders 1 Evelyn Shiva: Evite Dramatic 1-2, Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Etiquette 3, H. R. Vice Pres. I, Operetta 2-4 Nesta R. Shawman Chuck Dramatic 1-4, Charm 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 J. Donald Siesky Jr. ,,Don,, Stamp 1, Sports 2, Fish 8- Game 3-4, Fire Fighters 3-4 Carl E. Sleasman Carlo Travel 1, Spanish 2, Hi-Y 3-4, Sport 4 Betty Louise Sleasman Sleasie Charm 1, Dramatic 2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Service 4 I.aVerne Sleasman Charm 1, Dramatic 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Joanne R. Sleighter HJOH Dramatic 'I-2 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Year- book Stott 4, H. R. Treas. I-3, N. H. S. 4 John Smarto Chess 8. Checkers 2, Radio Code 3, Fish 8- Game 4 Dorothy Smith ,,Red,, Margaret Smith Susie Craft I, Dramatic 2 SENIORS 1948 Earl Smith usnugyu Travel 1, Fish 8- Game 3-4, Fire Fighters 3-4 Jane Snyder Janie Yarncraft 1, Camera 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Piano 3, Bridge 4, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Band 2-4 Ralph Snyder Shoes Nature Study 1, Pa. History 2, Manual Training 2, Radio Code 3, Sports 4, Fish 8- Game 4 louise Stevenson 'flour' Pa. History 1, Yarncraft 2, Tri- Hi-Y 2-3, Dramatic 3, Service 4, Band 2-4 Gwendolyn Joan Stillwagon Gwennie Craft 1, Dramatic 2-4, Operetta 2-3 Joseph David Stoner Travel 1, H. R. Sec. 1, Fish 8- Game 3, Football Mgr. 4, Boys Chorus 4 Esther Ellen Stull uHoneYn Yarncraft 2-4, Collectors 3, H. R. Sec. 1, H. R. Treas. 2 Eleanor Summers Book 4 Clarence Swinlc nl-eftytf Football 2-4, Track 3-4, Sports 4, Football Club 2-4, Track Club 3-4 Jay Swisher Shorty Stamp 3-4, Fish 8- Game 3-4, Swimming 2-4 Bill Talucci IIBIHII Travel 1, Sport 4, Fish 81 Game 4 Jack Taylor Fish 8- Game 3 SENIORS 1948 Rebecca Thompson Dutch Yarncraft 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4 Mary Alice Thomas uvincyn Charm 1, Bridge 3 Kathryn Tissue HKMYH Dramatic 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Lead- ers 2-4, Yale-Princeton 2-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Alma Jean Towzey Gee Gee Nature Study 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2 John Traynor ,.Red,, Lighting Crew 2-4 Frances Tripoli Chee Chee Craft 1, Dramatic 1-4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, H. R, Vice Pres. 2, H. R. Treas. 3, Student Council 2, Band 1-4, Newspaper Stat? 3, Operetta 4 1 Kenneth Wayne Van Sickle ,,Ken,, Football 1-4, Track 1-3 Antoinette Vellucci Nettie Yarncraft 1-4, Newspaper 2, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, H. R. Treas. 3, Catherine Vinoski Kitty Yarncraft 3, 4 Jeannie Voigt Nature Study 1, Leaders 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Bridge 4, H. R. V. Pres. 1, H. R. Pres. 3, Stu- dent Council 3 Eugene Wagner ,fwuggyu Fish 8- Game 4, Hi-Y 4, Band 4 Dolores Jean Wandel HDOYY., Dramatic 1-4, Charm 1, 'l'ri-Hi- Y 2-4, Bridge 3, Operetta 2-3 SENIORS 1948 Clara Mae Washington ,rsisu Craft 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Etiquette 3,4 William Weisgerber Bill Fire Fighters 3, 4, Sports 4 Stewart Welker slew Travel l, Stamp 2, 3, Sports 4, Fish 81 Game 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, 4 Bernard White CHR Stamp l, Nature Study 2, Travel 2, Fish 81 Game 3 Mary Ann Whoric Butch Chorus 'I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 2, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, Stu- dent Council 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Operetta 3, 4 Lorraine l. Wild Muscles Yarncraft 'l, Dramatic 2, 4, Eti- quette 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, H. R. Sec. 3, H. R. Pres. 4, Student Coun' cil 4, Senio Council 4, N. H. S. 4 , , 1- 'i .sl Vi if if 1 ii in ,fi Patricia Ann Agosto ftpmff Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Dramatics 2-4, Operetta 2-4 Claire Grace Enany Dramatics 1, Leaders 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Radio Code 3, H. R. Pres. 1, H. R. V. Pres. 2, H. R. Treas. 3, H. R. Sec. 4, Student Council 1 Andrew Girard ,tAndy,, Travel 1, Fish 8- Game 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Glenn McClain njackn Travel 1, Nature Study 2, Fish 8- Game 3, 4, Sports 4, Cross Country 3 Anthony Smarto Automobile 'I, Music 1-3, Sport 4, Track Mgr. 3-4, Operetta 4 Michael Andursky Mike Nature Study 1, 2, Travel 1, Sports 4, Fish 8- Game 3 Jean Henry Jeanie Leaders Club 1-4, Dramatic 1, 2, 1, H. R. Treas. 2, Yale-Princeton John Krynak Hjmkf, Mary Manzella ttMidgett Lola Lorraine Stillwagon 37 H. R. Sec. 2-4 Dolores Channing Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Dramatics 2-4 William Gdosky Ban Football 3, Fish 8. Game 4, Football 1-4 Mariorie linderman Margie Tri-Hi-Y 4, Croft 4 Richard Ridgely Noida' Fish 8- Game 3, Football Club 3, Track Club 3-4, Aviation 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Clyde Welsh Bobo Travel 2, Sports 4, Fish 8- Game 3 Zin illilemnrp nf .IAMISETTA JACKSON IFE is often cut short by some unforseen event. So it was with Jamisetta Jackson. A vibrant and energetic per- sonality has faded to fond memories which will be kept and cherished in the hearts of fellow classmates. Life in its never ceasing pattern passes onwardy but one friend is missing. She had movement, and heard musicg known slumber and wakingg gone proudly friendedn Rupert Brooke 38 SENIOR COUNCIL Here stand we of the Senior Council in a stiff and formal pose with the sun blinding us while Mr. Hartman squints through his lens. Row 'l-Joan Graziano, Nancy Anderegg, Josephine Feniello Row 2--Lorraine Wilde, Lois Peterson, Joan Ball, Ann Porter, June Leighty Row 3-Bruce Dull, Blaine Gutermuth, Sam Brooks, Kenneth Haas, Sam Colatch, Jim DeBolt Relaxed and unbent, we squat around a table in Room 34. That fleeting look on our faces might be classed as intelligence. What are we discussing? -possibly the coming election, maybe the senior photographer. The fellow at the extreme left is not yawning, he is speaking. Hurrah! The President's Ball. Who could forget the North Pole sprouting from the center of the gym floor, or the Night before Christmas ? Look closely at the picture and you can distinguish Pa Hetzel and Santa Sam Brooks. Orchids to the Senior Council for a well planned and well at- tended party. The slightly distressed girl under the kleig lights is Nesta Showman. The gentlemen facing the other direction is one of the senior photograph- ers. Lack of space prevents us from showing all senior council activities on this page, but the Prom, Color Day, Senior Day, and Graduation exercises will remain indelibly stamped in our memories. X si Q, ' x ' . . X iv N . , i y ,wfvfd .vw F f . xiii .. R.. . sw . ,-S ..-. Q LQ 'Es . .-Ag . 1 D 7 f , 4, ' C 'Y E in . gi? in S , x sq Si ' il, s lil Vid. ,, ,Q ' ., ' g H , jj, f. . f 1 Si f X , Zi -4 . F Q f . '- .Q A . sw . , f A ii JUNIORS ' .- . A - i' .. '55 K F Tin s., 5 I.. i' .-. , it 1 ri 'Ei 3 . K. , 1, N 1 t tb gb, X. X N Nw XF? ig .. 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Doughty, D. Driscoll, R. Duslwaw, S, Ellenberger, T. Faidley R, Feagin, J. Fearer, W. Fire- stone, L. Foster, C. Francis, A. Frantz, M. Freed 40 r-A,,.f,- ' R. Freed, W. Freed, M. Feuh- rer, A. Gillette, D. Gillott, J. Goldsboro, E. Gordon M. Gracie, D. Graham, D. Grindle, M. Gross, W. Guth, A. Haas, J. Haines R. Hall, L, Harris, E, Hart, W. Hartman, C. Hartz, R, Hay, B Heinbaugh A. Helms, G. Hengoed, R. Herbert, T. Herbert, B, Herwick B. Hudock, C. Hunter ,Nw ss , .,.. Q. , 1' X . ie N 'X X 35 . K ,X 'lf 5 A 4: 5 t . .. Q P ef . X N M. Hurst, E. Hyatt, L. Isola, G Kalp, B. Keith, J. Katona, M Kemp P. Kemp, M. Kern, A. Kessler, E, Knight, K. Knopsnyder, A Kotch, B. Koval P. Lancaster, L. Landymore, J Lane, J. Laugherty, M. Lawson H. Leighliter, W. Leighliter J. Leonard, J. Lerew, C. Lin coln, M. Livingston, S. Lohr B. Long, P. Long M. Louclms, K. Luclxey, R. Lun nen, A. Maczko, E. Malago, T. Marshall, M. Martray D. Masella, J. Mason, G. May, W. Mays, M. May, A, Metzger, W. 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Mistlebauer, J. Muchel, C Molinaro, W. Moon R. McFadden, D. McKay, J McManis, M. Nutale, C. Ned- row, J. Nicholson, D. Ohler J. Ohler, E. Page, B. Palla- dine, A. Palladino, C. Palladino, F, Panzella, E. Pasulku I. Pasulko, P. Pendleton, A. Perrine, H. Peterson, V. Pierce, H. Piquodi, R. Pritts B. Queer, G. Quinto, R. Ran- dolph, J. Runlcer, H. Rayoni, C. Resh, C. Richey F. Richter, F, Riclgway, A Ringer, M. Ringer, M. C. Ritten: berger, M. Roach, C. Roby R. J. Rollins, H. Rosendale, J Rossi, D. J. Rowan, L. Rudolph E. Russell, D. Rutter D. Sopanclra, P. Schobert, J Schmitz, L. Schriver, J. Sgro, D Shartzer, B. A. Shaw H. Sieslcy, B. Smarto, M Smith, J. Snyder, V. Soisson, A Sparks, R. Steede R. Steindl, M. L. Stewart, R Sisley, J. Stillwagon, E. Strawn J. Stremp, M. Stull 42 JUNIGR X is ' . .X e- , . . ,,,i. , 3 is ig ,Nix -' . if n p, Q. f 'Ltr ' 7' Q :J . ---' fs FT, l T h i . ' QW fe . A J S .-can ' Ei ' . ' xnbf yr .. QA .rt ff? . it 9 .. A M... age V2 - .MM W. s D 5 . g W x ...A:, if . ,, ' 1' .H at p is . .X THE PHOTOGRAPHER S, Swaney, D. Swinli, J. Tay lor, R. Taylor, H. Thomas, H Tressler, C. Ulery D. Ulery, R. Veights, C. Vinch J. Virgillo, J, Walker, J. Webb D. Wensing D. Wensing, J. Whipkey, J. A Whipkey, R, Whipkey, L. Wil Iiams, M. Wingrove, B. Woods M. Woodward, D. Work, E Workman, S. Younkin, E. lavat- sky, J. Goodwin, R. Kraft J. Ferraro, B. Hart, W. Miller, H. Rosendale Been blinded by a flashgun lately? Had your feet stepped on, your stomach elbowed? If not, the photographer is certainly slip- ping. The most threatened man on a school publication, he lives in fear of his very existence, No- tice the gleam in his eyes and the dark circles beneath them, What would we do without him, what will we do with him? Beware the camera fiend! 43 SNK' if A . .,. x R1 s 54: .5 N' x.. l'wr E: J gf iz.. eww- . 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Driscoll, D. J. Dushaw, J. Ebbert, E. Edmundson H, Edwards, J. Eicher, W. Et- ling, W. Etling, J. Evans, W. Forner, D. Firestone 44 J. Firestone, N. Fitzgerald, J. N R X- J Ford, W, Fordyce, G. Fosbrink D. Foster, B, Frisbee P, Fullem, C. Furtney, R. Gar lick, M. Ghost, W. Gillette, J Goddard, M. Gray H. Grimm, L. Grossman, B Guard, M. Guthrie, E. Halfhill R. Halfhill, J. Handford D. Hamborsky, R. Hann, C Hannah, L. Harr, F. Hart, N Hartman, B. Hayes W. Haynes, F. Hawkins, D Hemey, J. Helms, E, Henderson I. Henderson, B. Hendrickson P, Henry, B. Hensel, J. Her bert, B. Herman, L. Hiles, P. Hill, A. Hiltobidel B, Hodge, D. Holt, F. Hood, D Hoover, L. Hoover, E. Howard, M, Horewitz M, Hunt, S, Hyde, J. Jackson A. James, A. Jamieson, E. Jef fers, N. Jeffreys D. Johnson, H. Johnston, V Johnson, D. Jones, D, Keith, J Kelly, W. Kern C. Kerns, R. Kessler, T. Kim mel, C, King, R. King, R. Knop snider, J. Kooser 45 SOPHOMORES S 5 is 9- Ei' xx' V lkf' B . l.. L D J if EQI, N if 'f ,. , 5 x . t l . f 3 X I N fi. if 6 A A X K. s Y 'A nr 6 Q 2 5' 1 'I I F or ,B H t l in ' N ' of , , X ,. W. h -Ki! 'A K 1- I l Q, G 41. M., We 2 , f H J. Kopf, M. Koury, C. Krcly- nak, E. Krynock, B. Langley, R Laughery, D. Leake E. Leasure, E. Lilley, D. Lin' genfielcl, M. Lina, D. Lohr, G Lohr, S. Loomis B. Love, R. Luclwig, J. Lynch, L. Lynn, D. Martin, J. Marlin, R. Mathias T. Martucci, E. May, J. May, B. May, L. Meadows, G. Means, H. Michaels D. Mickey, E. Micklus, R. Mi- haly, J. Miller, P. Miller, N. Min- er, P. Miner B. Miskovish, D. Mitts, L. Mo- logne, M. Morrison, R. Mundorff, M. Nickman, B. Nixon E. Oberleitner, T. O'Brien, B O'Donovan, L. A. O'Hara, J Omatick, M. Oppenheim, L Orndorff K. Osler, D. Oswald, M, Pa- duone, R. Patalma, B. Phillips, J Pilla, J. Piitsmeni W. Pockstaller, J. Policloro E. M. Prail, C. Prinlxey, M. Prif: chord, D, Pritts, G. Pritts R. Pritts, R. Provins, J. Pyle D. Randolph, J. Reece, B. Reid B. Remy 46 E. Ringer, R. Roach, C. Rob- bins, D. Roberts, R. Roby, J. Rowe, R. Rumbaugh J. Rutter, C. Sage, P. Sandus- ky, M. Savage, N. Soylor, W. Scheller, D. Schroyer R. Sepp, L Shaffer, l.. Shaw' ley, K. Show, H. Showman, J. Sleasman, G. Small H. Smith, R. Smith, B. Snyder, M. Soisson, R. Sparks, W. Sparks, C. Spicola B. Sproul, J. Steindl, A. Stev- enson, J. Stewart, R, Stewart, K. Stillwogon, J. Stoots R. Stout, B. Striner, P. Stull, A. Swallop, G. Swift, M. L. Swisher F. Testa, J. Towzey, D. Tress- ler, L. Tressler, P. Turney, R. Ulery, B. Verkleeren H. Vinoski, N. Walker, R. Walker, D. Walther, J. Watkins, R, Watkins, D. Wedge C. Wedge, G. Weimer, R. Weimer, G. Weisgerber, W. Welling, S. Welker, E. Whipkey R. Whipkey, A. Wilcox, D. Wolfe, H. Wolfe, A. Woods, B. Yothers, D. Younkin 47 SOPH , S? Sf .. s is . K . ..3g:11L. is 4: O MORES fi V? ' 'ff . , ' if - i . H f 'W . 4- .i. fl 9 iw Y 'H 'X fl . V 6 X .Q , Il: 6 .. ' V V5 Cv 5 .. ,gr I ws' K In v Nw 5 ,-J ,..:,.. I '-f,,, E -SE: . 12. X : V5 x NQ.-' V7.1 Y. ,X .:. . M. ' if 5, M I gi 2,5 .6 . Sze: 9 S A A 'B ' A. - if' iv at if -g N i . Q xx l gas .... g. I , qll... N :V W 4 J 'H v xl' R 1355. tl. Er ,MH ' R i Xi ' J :'i ...,.. . 1 . R Z.. 1. i X A . M S , J Q . ., ,. . i A g, ' 'F KX ,if v Q: as :VV -Q A , '... ,.-. il' - ,X J X If I . N SX? ' J. . .VY .Ai fr. . ,... if ,. . uw! li l' 4' 2' '. V . ' ga ..,. A v...... R, H M SOPHCMORES f -,,':-.' l I 'nf r F I fl - it Q , ,.-., X ' ,SQ A. Coffman, l.. Halfhlll, D. La ? A Ps' -- : f,.,', V -l1-, tnn' porte, C. McLeod, C. McClure pa rg ,:.:,, , , , , .- 1 j yzs W K T. Egan, R' Goodwin .4514 X 1 X i ri. -.sw C 1' - - ' ' 5 ii 5 L. Malloy N I Willie fi-I Q 0 v f ,ow C ax Ni'x,g Willie was a Freshman, as green as he could be. Did all his work for clas and was frightened by L-'ii ,.,,i. f ! - i K. i A Ly H .., . i Lf J ' f y , ii ifiv i Inf i Willie went to the sports events, he shouted loud and long, cold was his nose, his feet they froze, but he stayed right with the throng. ses, the faculty. Willie was a studious boy, grades, for him, held no fear, the only time he made bad grades was nine months out of the year. 48 J. Abbey, C. Alesantrino, J. Alesantrino, S. Akers, F. Aller, M. Ambrisco, J. Anderson S. Anderson, J. Andurslxy, R. Angle, C. Ansell, S. Assad, B. Augustine, C. Averi P. Balsley, M. Bolunh, H. Bar- c.ls, J. Barlholamal, A. Basile, A. Basinger, R. Basinger S. Basinger, S. Basinger, D. Bates, S. Beatty, J. Betters, C. Beucher, P. Bevan M. Bielstein, H. Bigam, Blackstone, K. Bloom, D. Board- man, D. Bobo, A. Bradley H. Bradley, O. Brewer, C. Bridegum, P. Bridegum, R. Brooks, R, Brothers B. Brown, J, Bruening, A. Bryl ner, D. Butler, E. Butler, J. Calla- han, E. Calvey R. Canter, H. Capo, F. Cappa, C. Carlson, H. Casterwiler, J. Castiglia, V. Cataldi J. Cavalier, A. Chernitsky, D. Chidester, D. Clabaugh, M. Christner, C. Cfamacco, D. Clark H. Clement, J. Colarusso, R. Colburn, A. Collancl, S. Comin- aky, R. Conaway, M. Costello 49 M in Q 4 Q, is fe .- W i.k I Q.. 2 1 1, 1 1wf?'f?'f Fr . - . 2' '- ' rf x e B. . Z . 42 Y 5 . x 53 if Jw 5, L. 2,35 3 . E A 'Q my U .fx rw . . . , s,s . an - in - A Q ner X' A' Je a -:P ' Q:- .W .Q J ' 'kg K. K z L5 I' ' ' if I fQ .., ...4. f - I v-f ' s 'O 'X . I A . ' fg 6 7 U 1. A H - A ga, , . xii A Q lx i l 5. Q tk' 1 f ' . l it F 1 I I L., l 1, : ' 5 Q, Q ' fr- - , :-' 1' f. if Q E X i is an. ' B L t TE 'K , T5 ' : I .1 '5- - J A W afa- I N J fe 4- 'T f . kd FRESHMEN .L K ,..: K .1 , ir. 54 . 2 .:,,: 1-, Q' Q. no . 5. ' :. - ff-if . . Ai is ., I 2 . Y A A Q xl D l ,'k 4 'X ti Q 21 NA Q- ::' 5 . m ' . 'X i f J E?- v-, ,I Q .I . . ... , K A --:l . . , 4 V 57 .t 15 VE' I .fi - 9 it . ., - A fir. ' J K 1 l r g is x .J - C. J .X wi g K Q-C.: :.E-, 1 'mm ' sf- ,Q if ..,,.. - 'Y ii, fel 'I i A F . . is . J . A f ' I, A Q A ' J ' 1 mai. A . ,..' t ' :., .I i 'Q A - 2 4 l W '--' S Ri 'V X' X ' s J f lllifflk l . in 2 R flielfkyx - milk' 5, er. ... pf. . F, N . X fe ill' . ,Ki . ' . 'J ' 'f Y Y ' ff Lggvv . P A R . fix l' i K . Q X L . :':':'::' . . me as is i M' is . Q-. ...LW as 1. .. :IZ 1, E, :' ,, 9 . , ',x. if ig. sw, ' E - P' iiii J ' K' -A ii X A D53-..i?1 -. . x . . - Q . . . Eli! if C rln 7' 2 ii . f . Q. A 3 D A. I' 3 J -Y i J ' 'zjz if s 'xl 2 r :'1f gi -lag G jr : K W g ,,. , G . . V Q 'lt VA: J V : v'v, l ., if-:ii i xi i D ..., ,, f xf , ' P :AA'- . .,AA lx 7'?Q'5 i?Ei . ..:.,, . .. x Xl ., - . R 11' i' -9, 5. a :V .. ig 1 in . Sn. .X . 3 T. Costello, J. Cunningham, J. Daberko, R. Dahl, A. Darby, P. Davis, T. Davis M. Dawson, D. Davidson, J. Dean, T. DePaul, N. Defwiler, C. DeWiH, M. Dill l. Donato, M. Driscoll, G. Dull, J. Durbin, R. Durnell, M. Ed- wards, E. Evans K. Evanchuch, R. Farquahr. F. Feagan, B, Flinn, E. Fletcher, R. Forres', H. Forsythe S. Fosbrink, M. Francis, L. Friend, V. Friend, A. Fuller, B. Funfrock, R. Gales R. Galik, H. Gallenfine, A. Gans, D. Geary, P. Giles, W Gladden, N. Glctfeliy J. Goodwin, J. Gough, P Grass, T. Gregg, E. Green, R Gross, J. Grubbs A. Haines, R. Hall, C. Hann, U. Hann, L. Hardy, C. Harper E. Hartman M. Hariman, R. Hatfield, T Hatfield, V. Helms, R. Hender son, P. Hennessey, B. Henry G. Hensel, H. Herrington, C Higbee, M. Hildebrand, E. Hile man, W. Hiltabidel, D. Hogan 50 W. Hoopes, J. Hosvefler, V. Hough, H. Howard, F. Hutosky, B. Hyuh, P. Hyoti W. Johnson, M. Jones, M. Ku ioncx, J. Kennedy, S. Kenner, P Kcstner, P. Keys R. King, J. King. M. Kingcm S. Kloppenburg, O. Knopsnider R. Kosisko, M. Krciyncik P. Kurkcz, D. Lunning, T. Lo- A Rosa, D. Lougherty, C. Layman, C. Lee, S. Leighliter E. Lcwellen, B, Lewfs, B. Lew is, M, Livingsfon, E. Long, R Lucas, D. Lynch G. Lyfle, T. Mcihokey, D. Mcfr- quis, V, Mmhis, D. Moy, T. Means, V. Means E. Mehculic, R, Michecrls, S. Michecils, B. Mihcnly, D, Miholy, B. Miller, D. Miller D. Miller, E, Miller G. Miller, H. Miller, J. Miller, J. Miller, R. Miller R. Miner, H. Miner, K. Min- erd, J. Mix, K. Monosky, V. Moon, J. Moore J. Moran, C. Murphy, F. Mun- son, M. Murray, B, McClelland. M. McClure, C. McCoy X 'lx 'V g.. J 51 gl i ,X FRESHMEN C3 . 'F , J W , U 1 L 5-'N w ,f . Q . , ,gy . xxmffii l ,. Qi X. , , .wg fit- , gil? we S XL ,.., ,,.,. 1, A ,L s . Q , 'X' 1 Q yah .YB ig 'T'f - I. P .if 57 xi x . I , W. K 1 5 X YK xxx YA lg L Xi-I xml at sis? xi Q by . Q ., .f 1 ' .ww A YA- L J . JH . ' . K LA .. .F Y B N1 ' ':'V E O ., me . ' ' ' .,,,, .'- B .. I X A' . , we f a V. .-' nfs . :,--.- i 5 W. 1 :. if Tv? if , ' A .. A - ' L L 'L J, X 51: 5 .. X . W K git X. in . 1 . . . P - ,.., H F . . Y R w N 1'- 'zm A Y 4 A af Ui. fi . I Iv I 4 my .:.,, QM! Q , ,,,,:f.5 '11, - ,Y . X -Q. 45 1 'vrvfffasi .-r. J:-.522 FRESHMEN ' i .. K, N , in P' 'K . Q we . P ..:,, 3 if ' . P if 11. 1- '- i - '.,. J J -:f -2. f ,, ,,,, . 1. 15.56, . -w kf ' Q if 1 ' 'X .4 Vlhnq be if ' 5 x i.,, .:IE W r x.. 5 . . H .1 4 .wi YI' - 3. . Q - N 4 . . . . . . . 0. M QTVR ' ' . . ',V. . . . N X f ,,... QW, C B 4 HHQQE 5 X ,.., Q. s. . : gl . . 0 .fr 'QW ' -.- P' W .Sq R.. asia.-e?lfi5Pff:.f 21 . . 2,21 X f. Q - 'wwrrv rf..,r1..f?f:f . . ' L ff' k A ,Q Q- .5:- .' . S ' a , iw W ' . .Ki ...., .. . V4 ig l , -A.. ,lg a V .kl 'E'-Q 5. 3 xx ' w P . . . . K K' ', - f ' l' ' fi l 1 fin! ii! Vw' J.. lvl X l ' If -L 'v eg 9 f . S- 9+ ' Q .5 - fn . . Q: - .. is F - 3 . J-A N- 7' . il . .,,.:, , ' . R S ,.,. . , ii A -- 9 34 S f . X 1' , W N l ff ie- 'nh Q A . I ....,. Q r sg. E P, Q .. I I A El . wir 5. .-... .::. 1' YA .. D w . .,f: ' .., l vf N We ' ' ff Q 2 5 YN. 3 . S .. is - ..5, 'Xl 3 S 1 W' ' .vig 52 of . . N. :,,. J, .v- .f -I -.:- .,.. K., fe xr ' 3 .X -.El 1 F ' Q s gl C. McElhaney, B. McFadden, P. McGann, D. McGinnis, O, McLeod, J. McNair, J, Nedrow B. Nicholson, E. Nicholson, G. Nicholson, G. Nicholson, D. Oh- lsr, B. O'Neal, W. O'Neill D. Pane, S. Pailerson, P. Pearl, D, Penninglon, D, Peierson, R. Peirone, S. Phillips A. Phunleli, l. Pierce, A. Pllla, K. Pirl, S. Plelcher, J. Presfia, G. Pringle D. Prinlcey, E. Prinlcey, F. Prinlcey, R. Prinlxey, A. Pritts, W. Priffs, A. Quinta J. Quinto, C. Randolph, L. Randolph, W. Roupach, D. Ream, H. Reed, M. Richier M. Richter, W. Rigger, K. Ri- ley, P. Ringer, L. Ritenour, J. Ro- wan, R. Rossi D. Rugg, B. Ruggieri, P. Rus' sc, D. Sage, A. Sanner, F. Says lor, R. Scolnick H. Shearer, H, Shearer, M. Shearer, G. Shepler, S. Shields, E. Shipley, W. Showman F. Sleasman, W. Smith, M. Smilh, K, Snopps, J. Sparks, R. Sparks, M. Stafford N. Stafford, E. Sfickel, M. Stillwugon, N. Sfillwcrgon, G. Strawn, B. Stull, B. Suffon R. Tonnehill, D. Taylor, B Trump, R. Trump, K. Tulley, L Ulery, A, Voigt M. Walker, D. Wczndel, R Ward, E. Wardzello, G. Walther, W. Weimer, B. Whipkey A. Whiplcey, F. Whipkey, L Whipkey, D. White, W. Wilders, W. Wisilosky, K. Woodmancy D. Woods, R. Yornell, B. Youn- kin, E. Younkin, J. Zebley, C. Zeblaskc, Z. Godfrey T. Thorpe, H. Anderson, L. Gilbert, E. Kopf, H. Miller, T Morrison, J. Show F. Tolone, D. Ulery 'F T ii? we 55 52 5 Q- S. i Y . ,X ... EV . 'L s ...Es N-3 1 Q Y X is X3 f Q is l 4 xx V' K gg, Q Ii X 2. Nl' gs... . Q X ,a gi 5 E i FRESHMEN K sf 3 f 1 li Q , . 1 1 T' ? w Q . XX K AA. 5. X K X. VT ! x s, 1 ,... . J . ., v 'Q 67 as E 5.4 , ,k.- ,M z WV. Q Y x N K X l I iiglx E X xg . X' as it 'V Q E 1 X 2 , - . if? ,Q .ii ...X l s :- 4 .. Af A ' .1 Q. l W L , S.. ..,.. 4 . . ., , .LK 2 . Q., ,, Q ,P Q,....-- Y . 2 x . . X we X f 'GH , fx. ,,. .. .3 ., NEW STEEL BLEACHERS, COKER STADIUM , .l,. Q F. T? . fi 5 K l ,, so egg Q . I 353, .if X fri. 2' ' -L .5 V Q 8, X F . V W f FL- ' 1 . M L ive it A . . R F' i 2 ft . it N f S - as t S . K 'l .. gf eiff ' . at . Xl wi My Q t L sv e- 1 fa- ts 9- , . X i if l iggiifs Iii ' ' ---- . . l S 5. M5- '4 if Q HGHTH GRADE . . 1 D Q 0 ' 56.5 1 E -X i,3m wg ..., U g I :,,, . ff ,V I is M1 L .5 1 sei . 5. .Q K 3. Qt ai . 'Ly x D' i I .A 3' N' ts S 33' A X E ew ii Yi .4. -4 Q9 X X1 wx ......m.... ..- Skid? .L . EQ 5 e f 5. I 'T' L if 'W , I .I A ,E J, '...' ' V rl we f X' ig. Q . Lib. ,f f, 'r Wvewex Ei l' .ri , D - J I G. Aller, M. Anastasion, J Bailey, H. Balsley, M. Balsley D. Battenfield, M. Baluch M. Bernstin, R. Bird, G Brahm, J. Brewer, V, Broderick J. Brooks, H. Browell D. Bryner, W. Bugosh, D Burkholder, D. Callaghan, G Cappa, V. Carlson, J. Carpen- ter R. Carroll, R. Cataldi, P. Claf- fey, D. Clements, G. Collins, R. Conner, N. Conway W. Cunningham, G, Darby, W. Darby, I.. Davidson, F. De- Marco, S. Dye, D. Foltz L. Fornwalt, T. Forrest, L Franks, H. French, G. Gould, S Hatfield, W. Herwick J. Hildebrand, J. Howard, S Jeffreys, L. Kesler, R. King, Z King, L. Leeder D. Lindsay, P. Lohr, C. Ma- haney, R. Mason, D. May, R. Mazzn, A. Meadows S. Metzger, J. Mickey, P. Mi- haly, E. Miller, W. Minehart, C. Miner, R, Miskovish J. Moreland, C. Moyers, V. Moyers, J. Munsey, B. McCut- cheon, S. McMasters, E. McFar- land 1 E, Nicholson, H. Nicholson, S. Noschese, D. Ohler, J O'Neal, S. Orndoff, M. Palla- dine P. Pataka, M. Penn, C. Pierce H. Porterfield, J. Rehm, B Richey, J. Ricter L. Richter, J. Roach, S. Rose, J. Rowe, C. Rudolph, D. Ryan F. Savage D. Schomer, P. Schroyer, C. Secoy, P. Sgro, D. Sheraw, D Shipley, J. Smith J. Soisson, E. Sternberg, T Stewart, D. Stull, J. Suitor, M. Thomas, W. Thompson R. Tishue, J. Tober, G. Ven turini, A. Walker, R. Walker, M. Walker, M. Walker R. Welling, A. Whipkey, J White, C. Witt, V. Witt, T. Yar nell, H. Bauers A. DiLelIa, E. Foster, M. Left wich, L. Mundorff, A. Nicholson N. Price, L. Roby D. Van Sickle 1 X.. x A wiv W X NC' X . N X Q4 X 'E ix HGHTH GRADE E. is . 'J-' 1' 1 Q51 x, P , , ' , , ,A,,.e H, ku, ,W .V , H ,X -N ,fa- . .95 ' I. . . ., f , 3 'X-H A X , I X ns. Funny .Q -. 1 Q ii 5. Q1 .Q E ,- 1 fr . R. ., 'F fp' - ' . .... 'fi r L .1 l' W. . :EI IQIV ...v..:.. . ,,. H - Q iec M15 il, li. f - 1- Y., L ..-- . 'i 4. .x r . 5-4 5. Qu ' L i lii' if-: 6 ' b Q fx l ,. i ' - wg., fax, 'i', -,fx - iw . S .iff Q ' .!,,x J. i X F .y ,- J V.. H i JM 'Nj I 4 1 Q x J Q X I Q .. 55 -X I ,-, S 1 pa R. . , ak 1 X ilki J! x - A 14. -Q gq ,ww T 6 gi 2 Q .W .if Nl V 5 . 'X Fx Q F' K7 x, X333 Q. X 4 Y 0 JL l . Q 5 x t , N ' I Q. X' H 'A' at ii .X ev- -Q W', 'kr sr K: Q t'-J, ,Z -Vs 1:4 X ' - Tai SEVENTH GRADE Yi L? J A . J 5' , gi: XJ- i 'IQ . T, Q X ' E , 2 ,H ,11- 1 . 5 2 1:2 ' H are 1... . . 5. K R ' R. K . ff 's . t I A , wg . Q 'lim 'W r 4 , - f f' is www . ZJQ55 .......f:, . V X, W If W 'S fx my ' 55. Q. Q. ., ' r .. in 5 9 4 x ....:.. . . .. H .:.- ist 1 ,M as . 1 Q i in ., ?.! iieir Lf - AM1.Q,:,,,, Q A .. : .N - Obi . Hi ii-'H x .. B f .. J I I X mqsrt , K ' in M .z i W E. Andersan, V. Balda, K. Bal sley, B. Barron, B. Baughman R. Bayard, E. Benson R. Benson, R. Blair, C. Bot fomley, L. Brinkley, B, Brooks S. Bryner, E. Bugosh I. Builer, J. Byrne, A, Cable G. Cable, R. Callaghan, G. Carl son, R. Cariwrighi A. Clark, A. Clements, F Clement, B. Cochrane, L. Co- latch, W. Cole, F. Collins C. Conway, D. Corfeal, P Cosiello, V. Coughenour, L Craft, J. Crandall, M. Cross V. Dalessio, D. Daniels, B Darrall, J. Decker, L. Detwiler S. Dugger, J. Dull H. Durbin, E. Eicher, R. Emer ick, C. Enos, R. Farquahr, A Gales, E. Gales N. Gardner, D. Gilpen, S Graham, R, Hall, S. Hann, G Harshman, S. Henry C. Herwick, N, Hildebrand, J Horewiiz, D. Hough, J. Hunt D. Hunfer, D. Kailing A. Keller, J. Kelly, T. Kelly R. Klein, J. Kraynalc, D. Lancas fer, D. Yarnell 1 i C. Langley, H. Laugherty, N Lee, J. Lepera, S. Leucies, H Lahr, P. longanecker E. Martin, L, Metsger, C Michaels, M. Michaels, A. Miller, D. Miller, D., Miner S. Miner, H. Morgan, O. Mor- rison, S. Morrison, R. Murphy V, MacBurney, A. McClintock C. McLaughlin, J. McLaugh- lin, R. McLeod, E, Nickman, R Noschese, E. Nutt, T, Orr E, Panzella, M. Potaka, E Peterson, M. Pizzichetta, H, Po: well, S. Queer, J. Reagan E. Richter, L. Ridenour, F. Robinson, A, Ruvo, D. Sandusky, M. Sandusky, B, Savage H. Saxon, C. Secoy, D. Shall- enberger, L. Schomer, H, Ship- ley, E. Showman, S. Sidow B. Sklenar, J. Smith, S. Smith, D. Snyder, M. Soisson, D. Steve enson, S. Stewart W. Summers, J. Sutton, H. Swallop, S. Swallop, R, Ulery, L. Voigt, E. Walker T. Walker, Y. Watson, R. War- man, D, Welsh, E. Williams, N. Wiltrout, J. Wooclmancy f .. if! ws xwx SEVENTH GRADE 3 l . lx ...A f New aa . r l TQ . is k j ,.,.. Xi, 'LN X X Q as it gs . rf' EX, Xl ew 1 M 8' . - sz.: I in .rn X. . ,I ' D .1 i eff'-.QA is R' 'Q . M A . 5. , tr' 2' 'L ,er ,- i 'tL.A I . . ' v -fu J S gg.. t' Q . Les fy ' .. ' - .:Z W Q 't: M ,.. Q. F . s t' S I sf: I - . fl. Y L' ' Q 'Q ' wr A My .,.., . X X K r 113, L A ' L li, .V 'I x X x - T t ix . .ii I . 1. i s ., F I W e Q. , r . If: . k j A , t . iii? J , .. A , . 3 M ' ,. . ' K .r L X i if. fx i t T x N , g ig. . 11 I .,... 1 wi 1 6' ' . . .. - lg, gs, L r A , I . .X . , ,.., 1 F 1 R. fm if rf S lj x, 2 Xa ti 'Y 1 2 g ,sw T' , - - .'-. . . gi l- ' f :,' , . , S , 'I X X ' ' . ,,.' W if . .,..,.,,, A 2, 'L tx. , . K, .3 . tfllxif ,t V1L.. ' is -W S , ' .ax J,E':ijE:' --54 ' ,ph ..,: i .E Z: :fi ki . 3 . e . W ii.i The condemned man ate a heorfy meal. Sideirockecl. Music hath charms To soothe the savage beast. To yawn or not to yawn, that is The question. SEVENTH GRADE R ey y T i ei , R' 0- -t ws., D. Work, J. Whiplcey, E E ' W'1fPkeY is xp R 42 THE CURSE OF HOME WORK 58 Teachers don't believe in home- work, Bah! Victory through air power. The pause that refreshes. Nightmare Alley I 'r i 44 ,V 'ay 4 -4 , . 4 6' -v-,..,.s- vme Person Has Stolen All The Concert Bancl's Instruments . . If Not Returned By 3 O'clock . . Z E 0 O O Editor Sherwood Bierlein Assistants Gloria Nabors Mary Jane Soisson 59 iw , U 5 R Wm, -M . gf E t 8 J' ' Q Q K if . M X' N f . gi! I V , X if .. .. k gzvfi 4 kv r' 2 ,V f 'N Q 53 2 , 1 25 Q if an ' K ,, f 1 - f . 3 nu if. x . AM -f 3 1: Ed mmf 4 'M 4' E, V lwrwf M D ' . .4 A 4 lx J Y ' gk v , 41. w -A 'Qs' . My ' i vfiiff, b Q , S, ' 4 . , A , A f a . as 1.5.x I 1 . W ff' '. - A3 4.y,f.,wQ sig? b... 85.1 Q2 . , ,, . , , I , , k X, .. ' A' Z fm Q -1 . - 5, 1 wg' - lg Q3,'1, A g . is V, . 5, . M A .,.. L f-if fy ' V3 Nh T? ,B V Mi , . Wg.:i 'f ,qv 'T - . ' 'Q' ' '. 1 - 5 W X L? - 1 ' N Z Q., 2 -' 1 ' - Q- 1' Q , . L L' - ' ' A 1 . I X ' i xigil 52 'Q' If W ff- A :f J. S7911 1 Ok m Q' P fjyg . L Q . W , . , , - n yi - . I K 'E Q V-v X 1 . if n RK 1 as E o V w ' ,5- w ,, . 3' w x 5 , ,C QQ, f i ' E N : :f i gs gh P , ' x 4 V A AV. .amvfrgigf FQ V Q Q V Ha ' I w ' :s 4' S as A Ms QQ? ..- ,,v , . 3' J-2,2 X Mx - ffiifkfi S:5:iif'i59 . p h . , , Q . ,xX. ...M..,.,....,.M 9 A , kz A , wb . :5,,:,,.-g 5 + 4 X aft' XV If az X l4 f . 55 'ggi nf . Q xi. 1 , ., 3 xi- 3 ,gx n '. K MY? xi f -Q .Sgr I' J -Q-A 544 , . ' Jn M .... ' -' 1 : E ,,.. V51 4' ' td V 'A J A - Y -' ,lf f lj '. '- ' 'gf ' -R Y fvhwnpaw., Q, as D if? 8 5 '. -f 1 I 1' fl, W A 'fgw .X 'gg U A4 Yf -X ' '. 5 E Vg. . .' 1 fr, 1 ' . . I M1 . ,?, -,. ' ug ' vt E A .mi L, , Lf NRL? x. , -:C 3 gx . ' R Q . A QS ., -4 Q .., F, MAJCRETTES AND CCDLOR GUARD Top Row - left to right-Ghost, Hinderliter, Bowser, Edmundson, Beal, Betters Third Rowe --Barthels, Herbert, DePompe, Orndortqi, Ambrisco Second Row Goldsboro, Piquadi, Smarto, Patterson First Rowe--DeBolt, Caruso, Klein No school would be complete without a student bond. Athletic events, pep meetings, and student activities take on a wider appeal with the addition of a group of musicians. And certainly to the pupils planning a musical future, a stu- dent band offers ci very tine foundation. Connellsville High School has for many years presented a superior musical outfit, This year, under the new guidance of Mr. Harry Mitchell, our band continued to maintain its usual high standards. Making their seasonal debut at the East Pork Bandshell, September l, the band presented a varied program consisting of both rousing football tunes and pleas- ing musical comedy numbers. Carrying on their original brand of showmanship, the band was on hand at all the football games to lend a touch of gaiety. Because of Mr. Mitchell's military background, they were a well-drilled outfit and very impressive with their erect and orderly appearance on the field. No sooner did the grid season come to a close than did the band switch over to concert season. ln order to satisfy all musical tastes, Mr. Mitchell worked with the band on classical, semi-classical, and iive compositions. After ci few demonstra- tions in assembly, the long-awaited Spring Concert was pre- sented on April l. At this concert, which proved very success- ful, Mr. Hoover of Dunbar High and several senior members served as guest conductors. During the entire school year, Mr. Mitchell saw to it that all the bond members were given an equal chance for advance- ment in their particular sections. For this reason, Mr. Mitchell was very popular with his students. Other factors contributing to f'Mitch's success as instrumental director were that he took a close interest in all school activities and always main- tained o system of cooperation with the student body. Besides directing the senior band, Mr. Mitchell took charge of the iunior band and also established a dance band and a pit orchestra. The dance band played at several noon dances and the pit orchestra provided music at the class ploy and several senior exercises. We sincerely hope that Mr. Mitchell has many more profit- able years at Connellsville High and we are quite confident that his presence here will be beneficial to his many associates cmd students. , , . -,........Ww - S -s cw. rs Top Picture Student Council in session .. c......c, te ,si ' bz Bottom Picture- Top, left tc right'-fBishop, Walker, Jones, Wright, Mihaly, Freecl, Brooks, Guterinutli, Phillips, Dull, Haas, DeBolt, leichliter, Taylor Second Rovvff Nedrow, Kurlxa, Anibrisco, Nabors, Shields, Ball, Wilde, Caughey, Feniello, Stewart, Steven son, Graziano first Row Hann, Wensing, Roach, Bevan, Godfrey STUDENT Student Council is an organization whose motto has and will continue to be Student Par- ticipation in School Government. This very tor- mal sounding pledge to promote a school with student leadership has been upheld throughout nineteen years of growth. The council has gained the respect and re- cognition that it is due and has been supported by all students who are interested in their school life. In the past, this group of students represent- ing us, has sponsored movements for school bet- terment and has brought about a realization that this is+Our School. At times, as with any group, the council's efticiency has been questionedg but in each in- stance it has proved its worth to the highest pos- sible degree. COUNCH Student Council this year has printed a stu- dent handbook, arranged pep-meetings during football season, organized a cheering section, at- tended student government conventions, helped with school drives, purchased a portable ampli- fying system, and other things too numerous to mention which have helped both the council and the school. A new constitution has been drafted, and a system of homeroom elections has been compiled, thus again providing for advancement. Meeting only once a week, the council has produced remarkable results. Results which should stand among any achieved by student governing groups. Results which will set up goals tor future student government, govern- ments representing those students who are to pass through the portals of Connellsville High School . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing, left to right-Y. Rice, J. Sleighter, J. Sharp, Cavanaugh, J. Bishop, J. Deore, K. Haas, S, Herwiclx M. Means, J, Leighty, L. Wilde, R. Gladden, A. SeatedwA. Porter, B. Dull, B. Roach, L Peterson, J. Ball, R. Collinson, B. Gutermuth Not PicturedfR. Kooser, B. Nicholson Recognition of sports ability is a taken-for- granted subiect in high schools throughout the nation. Those pupils proficient in music are re- cognized similarly. This, however, does not in- clude all students, to whom credit should be given for achievement during their four years in high school. The National Honor Society, based on standards of Character, Scholarship, Leader- ship, and Service, consequently, is the organiza- tion which allots credit to those students who meet its requirements. Stringent qualifications limit its membership to a small assemblage, and it is composed, mainly, of Seniors, although a few Juniors are admitted once each year. Mr, Dolde administers pledge to new members. 64 N W f x mfg N 4 . , ,, . 5 ' Q' ' wwf- :Q lllll 1 Q' Qi? wf M 'A 5 F if G f 54 I ' l l q - ual url non nan U5 ns 'fwi' xMSQE W -mM..... xx S.. 5' fu 1 n ul 3 3 S -d..xwgQg, 1 Q, ,. X 3 ,- 1 new W M QM QL ' , , MW K ,R , HJ. K.- ....,q M M1 ' , I . 5 N ' ' l 1 gf k D f If E Q 1 , Q vi f W 132 m 15 , kg SQ N, 3 Igixiwvkgxk x x, 1 nf, fi 'N M-Q ., gg, Y Sw t ., X. ...N Rav , ,ML H V . , K- f A Q a Q 1: Q1 is W my if A . P If .W -aw A K wk 5 ' 5 W X 'V U wlaiinz, 3 5 .J s XX 1v'Wrf?f2'fS':Q-ms:X.Nxq Y ,C 41' ga .QW ,,. G A LX V,Q,g,Qg1WgQf55-if ggzgqggggggg Q Q f Q f 0 in ,, ,.. . vm E' , Q, A A S. E Y A x MM? 'hail V. .AM,f i, , s xx a I 1-Q' X Pg, W V, Q 3? fi: 19 fr ,A ,Q iz wh 'Zvi 2 2 , ,W M.. , 3 4 Q. ' Z i Q 4.- - NS' k Q, 58 1 gk, 4? . x 4' 1 xl H 4 if fi UNF? iss xiiwgx Wgimsf ' Kwai FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Upper left hand corner-Dance scene, lst act of Operetta. Dancers, left to right-Barbara Bishop, Donna Burnsworth, Frances Tripoli, Audrey Klein. Lower left hand cornerw-Cast, back row, left to rightf- Lawrence Aller, Melvin Ghost, Blaine Gutermuth, John Behanna, Robert Chase, Robert Kooser. Front row-Murilene Means, Martha Guthrie, Jerry Ann Bowman, Windolyn Lincoln. Great Gallons of Greasepaint, the 1948 Operetta has been here and gone hither, and with it go nostalgic mem- ories, never to be forgotten. Moy it rest in peace. 68 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY wma Upper Right--Otis is stubborn Lower Right Hand Corner-CastgBack Row, left to right- Donoto, Aller, Dull, Ringer, Brooks, Hetzel, Bierlein, Kooser, Miss Marshall Front Row-A-Paule, DeOre, Klein, Herwick, Collinson, Graziano Higbee, Roach Not Pictured-N, Anderegg Proving that their hearts were indeed tender and frivolous, the upper class thespians presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay as their alleged contribution to this year's dramatic calendar. Despite the disheartening fact that the entire cast was composed of seniors, both performances were played to record throngs, 69 2 YEARBOOK Between the covers of this book lies the only testimonial that the yearbook staff requires. These one hundred odd pages represent many nights of work, many heated arguments, and a great deal of satisfaction and fun. From Sep- Editorial Stuff- Back Row-James Yates, Sherwood Bierlein, Fred Hetzel, Dale Dixon Front Row-fAretta Miller, Ruth Gladden, Betty Lee Nicholson, Blaine Gutermuth, Mary Ann Whoric, Joanne Sleighter General Staff- Top Row4Peterson, Dixon, Guter- muth, Yates, Hetzel, Bierlein, Gladden Second Rowe-J, Callahan, Nobors, Miller, Zavatsky, Whoric, Swa- ney, W, Callahan First Row-Sleighter, B a r a s c h, Freed, Miller, Nicholson Yearbook ShowAContestant Moi- tle Yipes on quiz show, Take What You Get. tember till April, the staff records through word and picture, the high spots of the school year. Boosted by an excellent subscription rate, the yearbook staff has done its best to produce an interesting and worthwhile publication. Editorial Stat?- Back Row-Audrey Barasch, James Eclcer, Blaine Guter- muth, Fred Hetzel, Sherwood Bierlein Front Row-Marian Berg, Shir- ley Herwick, Bruce Dull, Ruth Collinson, Betty Roach General Staff- Third Row-Cavanaugh, Collin- son, Brady, Cochran, Lawson, Tissue, Miller, Hetzel, Guter- muth, Bierlein, Eclcer, Dull, Colatch, McLeod, Luckey, Goddard Second Row-Howard, Means, Hartman, Murphy, Roach, Herwick, Barasch, Leighliter, Nabors, Horewitz, Kooser First Row-Mistlebauer, Win- grove, Colborn, P. Howard, Anderegg, Sharp, Thomas Business Staff- Standing-Charles M c l. e o d, Thomas Cunningham Seated-Sam Colatch, Robert Chase Having a resourceful and clever qroup of individuals on its staff, the newspaper has used both to their fullest advantage in producing the Bi-weekly school paper. This year marks the NEWSPAPER twenty-fifth anniversary ofthe newspaper, which 71 started in magazine form and has grown to the complex and versatile publication that it is to clay. Under capable supervision it has gone far, and will go further ACTIVITIES BRIDGE CLUB DRAFTING CLUB NATURE STUDY CORRIDOR AIDES YARNCRAFT CLUB MUSIC APPRECIATION I 72 , 1. og- S QF' 8, , weeawwrbfuaaxx . f , AL Q mia is -my W 'wmsfvf-W 1.w.,, ,is Wi N lr' , , H 5 . E, ff' 5: ' f' 5 9 A 'A r 'L V 11 S A 'f MMf'- M., f ici x 2 g 2 i 5 fp. , if 4 E 25,4 L -A Q . , Q, Q Q. W kg, A ,asv Mi wg V ri K .Y .-,Q bw K . 321,-A . 3 ,Nt Y , i f E 1 Q Q, wvwmfwmm wfmil-,,m, 51 5 s mx, ff lgiffwa -QQ, f 'N A o 7 A 1 I '2 I H 9 2 . W . 1 x fl w' q6Wf g if Af ,, , '.f!?j'f:' fx . ' , Wfnvvnw fn ', Qi: R' an 5 '3 I '. ' 1. A, N :ig , 1 4 A E rn -' 1 ,T 3 f . iw .4 1 il? ' gf Q 3? 'L . 5, ,X , , . . 1 'f 2311? T X- 1 .L ,I 6 . are -M-xv: lv A frT i'r-f:1,i1g7Q 1 ff ' ' is . ' fi A ' -v:-- . X ijmi X 5' I K Q, M AM . Q . -W. - Q Q u E . , ix 5 Q, IM, 0 if f 'lg' I Y Q' 4 Qs of v ,W fe 2 .4 A 7322.4 '95 z 1 . 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' 5 we I ,av- .3 ,H xbfv wi MN .za X gg 1 .Q A Y up W f my 5-Q QF T' , k ' Q N 'N ,Nm sf ri Y -2 THE VARSITY MR. RUFF ll. Back Row, left to right-Mr. Spotts, Rollins, Miclllus, Mologne, Luckey, Martini Koslsl: Second Row-Morrison, Gdosky, lser, Kraynack, Veights, Galasso Vens Front Row-Pockstuller, Lizzo, Cunningham, Webb, Graham, Columbu Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. 84 T2 T 2 C'viIle C'ville C'viIle C'viIle C'viIIe Ramsey . T4 German Twp. 7 Westinghouse 6 Jeannette T9 Greensburg 9 Home Home Home Home Away LQ UAD OFC. . tona, Herbert, Randolph, Walker, Stoner, Balsley, Mr. Ruff nner, Burson, King, Van Siclmle, Omatick, Ebbert, Egan, Ridgely men, Brown, Steindl, McClure, Martray, Miller Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 C'ville 13 C'ville 7 C'viIIe 25 C'ville 7 C'ville O Redstone Twp. 13 Har-Brack Uniontown Dunbar Twp. Brownsville Away Away Home Home Away MR. SPOTTS Q , ,x If Ts ,gm- yvvx : ,, musk i A ?gwf'fQislS'S L . ,:,.,:,V.:,A,.:,.:,A,AA,A.., A ...,4 , . W 42' fag? I X ::- z W... 5 5 X pn ,,. .,., A k Q ,if 5. Q gi! +C ' Q 55 1' f E 1 ,. Ag , Af M EI, I . ,.,. E :'E ! ' . AV K 2 A , H QQ :.' 1. V.... 5 :QA E ,l .W I P 5 .Y ,wk . ggi A in M Q an y ::,E : f ..-,, .,,- 3, 4 9 V' he - gh R h,,. ,:,: ' xg Q Q-:Q-I 5 5 ,W it Q kk . Wk Wy . 1 if if ff , i ai W ,M 1 gg T Q my Dec. 2 Dec. 4 Dec. 9 Dec. T2 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Dec. 30 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Jan. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Feb. 28 Mar. 4 89 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE C'ville C'viIIe C'ville C'vilIe C'ville C'viIle C'ville C'viIle C'ville C'ville C'ville C'ville C'ville C'ville C'vilIe C'viIIe C'ville C'ville C'ville C'ville C'viIle C'ville Washington West Newton Scottdale Johnstown West Newton Brownsville Scottdale Dunbar Twp. North Union Georges Twp. Uniontown South Union Point Marion German Twp. Ligonier Dunbar Twp. North Union Georges Typ. Uniontown South Union Point Marion German Twp. Fayette County Tournament C'ville 48 German Twp. Cville 32 Uniontown Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Away VW if: S4 WW m F 1 1 f . ,A , I, ,I an 5252 - N. MW why? ,A pw flu 9'7 91 V 2 - ...., aw 1 f W Q' 'S . 5 TF THE SWIMMING SQUAD Top Row-J. Punchur, D. Dixon, M. Omotick, W. Griglczk, J. Swisher, W. Ghrist J. Coiumbus, W. Collohcin Front Row-E. Holfhill, J. DeBol1, K. Luckey, Mr. W. L. Lewis-Coach, E. Lecisure B. Nixon, Manager, H. Hough 92 Jon. Jon Jon Jon Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb SWIMMING SCHEDULE C'ville C'viIIe C'viIle C'ville C'viIle C'ville C'viIle C'ville W. P. I. 33 Butler 26 Cloirfon 45 Duquesne 29 Butler 22 Cloirton 40 Johnstown 39 Duquesne 40 Johnstown A. L.- Home Awoy Home Awoy Home Away Awoy Home 2nd in IOO yd. Breaststroke 2nd in 220 yd. Free Style Ist in 160 Free Style Relay a sv 1 N Q ylgggx fi K A .1 B 5 F. 3 4 a Q -x IQ nf .WH Y 3 Q s . E 4 in ,RLT 5 M A 3' ,gk f CROSS COUNTRY rx Bock Row, left to right-Mr. Rhodes, Munsey, Moyers, McCoy, Boardman, Firestone, Mgr. Haus Front ROW-'AAgf.SfT1GffO, Knight, Wolters, Oppmon, Love, Gqrlik, Mgr. Osler CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Opponent Score C.H.S. Opponent Kittonning 30 25 Brentwood 32 23 Canonsburg 40 15 Mt. Lebanon 37 18 New Kensington 21 34 Penn Twp. 31 24 Uniontown 21 34 Ambridge . ., . 35 20 W. P. I. A. I.. iAlcomo Country Club, No one quolif1ed for Stctte Record 96 J. V. FOCDTBALL J .41 .5 f Q23 'Q' ' -f mx U K5 I fffkr f V rsififa QW' Y F-nw ww , . , L ' ,V ' Top Row- Haines, Nickelson, Roberts, Derov, Atkins, McFadden, Telone, Sparks, Staley, Micheals, Tulley Third Row- Mr. Spak, O'Donovan, Mgr,, Reilley, Hough, Minerd, Betiers, Laughery, Lohr, Hann, Stoots, Munson Second Row- Molloy, Keith, Lee, Pearl, Angle, Watkins, Pittsment, Driscoll, Welling, Halfhill, Woods, Mr. Finn First Row--Nedrow, Dahl, Lcmdefield, Gallentine, Boardman, Conway, Stillwagon, Hayes, Sandusky, Smith, Pritts, JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Bock Row WR. Tannehill, Bird, W. Tannehill, Landefield, Hcmn, McCoy, Mr. Spcuk Front Row --Queer, Minehart, Munson, Taylor, Walker, Minerd 97 THE TRA Q 116 Back Row, left to right-Mr. Rhodes, Reilly, Brady, Tulley, Raupcich, Krynock Lciughrey, Steindl, Love, Abdallah, Colotch Center-O'Donovan, Peterson, Walker, Brown, Lohr, Veights, Koval, Betters Front-Martray, DeBolt, Webb, Quinto, Krynock, Pierce, Iser, Prinkey, Krynock TRACK SCHEDULE March 20 Tri-State Track Coaches lndoor Meet at South Park March 27 Tri-State Track Coaches Indoor Finals at State Pork April 8 8K 9 Interclass Meet April TO Latrobe at Connellsville April T3 Connellsville at Wilkinsburg April 20 Connellsville at Penn Twp. High April 24 W. P. l. A. L. Relays at Canonsburg 98 CK EAM Walther, Vensel, Katona, Omatick, Griglak, Wood, Ecker Haas Mgr Keith Stillwagon, Firestone, Graham, Towzey, Betters, Malloy Beal Herrington Oppman, Goddard, Girard, Bobo April April May May May May May May May May TRACK SCHEDULE Uniontown at Connellsville Washington Invitational at Washington Grade School Meet at Connellsville Connellsville at Canonsburg Fayette County Qualifying Meet at Con nellsville Connellsville at Canonsburg Fayette County Qualifying Meet at Con nellsville W. P. I. A. L. Championship Meet at Con nellsville Greensburg at Connellsville State Meet at State College 99 ,ri , YALE Back RowfMorey, Ball, Le- rew, Egnot, Henry Front Row-H e n d e r o n, Beard, Balda, Perrine, Wensing After a close and well played game, Princeton emerged victorious with a score of 53 to 42. Kathryn Tissue scored 19 points for Princeton while Dolores Morey scored the same number for Yale. n 0-N CJ PHNCHON A Ex gig 1 I K M X gf Bock Row-DeBolt, Bishop, Lincoln, leichliter Front Row-- Ruggieri, leigh Q ty, Tissue, Senwbower, Wensing - 100 gopple, little apple, Susy Q me on Connellsville a're fruckin' for you. and them on their ieads nd them on their 'eet 'tnellsville High School Ian't be beat en you're up-up-up en you're down- lown-down en you're up against fonnellsville I're upside down. CHEERLEADERS Top Picture-DeBolt, Phillips, Bobo, Ruggieri, Ball, Lawson, Driscoll 101 We've got the rip, we'v got the roar We've got the zip, we'v go! the score We've got the steam we've got the team Team, Team, Team! Connellsville Yeah Oange, Yeah Blccl Yeah Team Set them back! 'I-2-3-4 3-2-'l-4 Who for, What for? Who are we going to yell for? Connellsville! SCHOOL'S OUT! V9 M. Wi 'sf' 4 22155. K A55 M , an A.. a 'WSWS O iw-if liKQwiSe Arcade News Arlington Hotel M. Aaron Burns Drug Store Barner, Hood, 8. Van Natta, Inc. Baughman's Motor Sales Beighley's Pharmacy H. J. Bratton Brooks Funeral Home Mr. A. R. Brown Burdette's Department Store, Dawson, Pa. Babe's Barber Shop Mr. S. W. Braemer Glen A. Cadwallader Dr. Clyde S. Campbell Carroll's Used Cars Caruso Atlantic Service Station Central Service Station The Colatch Candy Co. Collins 8a Kessler Sports Center Tom Cortes Clifton 81 Farmer Bertha Cunningham Connellsville Fruit Market J. E. Red Crislip Connellsville Drug Co. DeMuth Flower Shop G. C. Davidson Ladies Store Edenbo Sporting Goods Eagle's Barber Shop Fair's Restaurant Farmer's Dairy Fay-West Radio Harry Gauze Gigliotti's Clothing Store Goldstone's Youth Center Guard's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Given Gerry's Jewelry Store C. Roy Hetzel Dr. Fred H. Harrison James S. Hook, Hardware Hollister's Grille J. H. Harris Hollywood Shoppe Jean's Dairy Bar Dr. L. Dale Johnson Keagy's Drug Store PATRONS KotIer's Shoe Store l Kestner's Book Store and Office Supplies Leeper's Dairy Bar, Dawson, Pa Leib's Radio Service Sam Levin Furniture Co. Dr. B. T. Miller Miedel's Mike's Sunoco Service Station Milton Shoe Store Dr. H. D. Minerd Munk's Funeral Home Mrs. Robert P. McCoy Newmyer's Dairy Bar Dr. W. K. Newill Oglevee Flower Shop Oppenheim's Opperman's Supreme Service Orpheum Theatre Dr. James V. O'Donovan Polly's Dairy Mart Porter's Dairy Bar S. E. Porter Service Station, Dawson Rich's Service Station Lawrence C. Ringer, Groceries 8. Meats Royal Bakery Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rush, Dawson Pa Rush Drug Store Santmyer's Electrical Repairs Dr. Earl C. Sherrick Silcox Market Snyder Brothers Garage John Soika, Radio and Appliances Harry Sparks, Garage Spotto Brothers, Shoe Repair Red Sterbutzel Stewart's Pennzoil Service Swan's G. E. Appliances Star Restaurant S. S. Market Swan's Drug Store Mr. W. H. Soisson, Jr. Trimpey's Walt's High School Confectionery West Side News Will's Market Work Motor Co. Uohn Lovej Wonder Bar 81 Grill ! H E ii 2 5 E sf E A M E 3 2 si F 3 2 Q s F