Connellsville High School - Coker Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Hklftlllllll Mrs. A. ll. lloml juan Iignot I - Cn-l'Inlilo1's 'Xssoc-iatv lfditm' SlN'l'iill A Adminislrutimn - - Svniors Ulldl'I'C'lilSS .M-livitivs - - Sports I7Il0Ulj.U'ilITlIl'l' - - - Art - - Typist 1kllOXYlK'Kljll'llN'Ilt Um jawn, Less than 200 years ago the site of Connells- ville was a part of a vast wilderness inhabited by the Iroquois, Delaware, and Kanawha Indians. In early history, the location was known as Stewart's Crossing. This crossing on the Yough- iogheny River was the head of the keel-boat navigation and was a stop-over for emigrants settling west of the Alleghenies, and messengers between Cumberland and Fort Pitt. Colonel William Crawford, who was a well known host at Stewartis Crossing fnow the West Sidej had much influence on the early history of Connellsville. I Zachariah Connell, a surveyor and pioneer of wide influence among the early settlers, founded Connellsville in 1806. The original charter for the town of Con- nellsville-the area had previously been known as Mud Island-was issued in 1793. It contained an area of 180 quarter acre lots within the boun- daries of Water Street, North Alley, East Alley, and South Alley. , ' With great vision Zachariah Connell, in 1806, obtained a new charter which incorporated the town of Connellsville as a borough. This charter extended the boundaries of the town north along Fayette Street to Crawford Avenue, east to the Breakneck Road, south to Connell Run following the Run through East Park to the Breakneck Road. In 1874, the section now known as the North End was added, and in 1905, the South Side. Stewartfs Crossing became known as the town of New Haven and was incorporated as the West Side in 1909. The town charter of 1798 had set aside two lots, to which in 1812 were added two more lots, at the junction of Church Street fPittsburgh Streetj and Crave Street CFairview Avenuej for schools or churches. This area, known as Mount Puff, was the site of the first school house, a log cabin. There is no record of when this first school was built but it is known to have been in exist- ence in 1804. It was destroyed by fire in 1829. Classes were held in rented rooms from that date until 1838 when three one-room brick buildings were erected. In 1869, the Union School house, a three-story brick building, was erected on Mount Puff. In 1882, a course of study for each class was adopted and the first class of six students was graduated. The High School was established in 1895 in the Cameron Building. The present High School was built in 1916. The first successful local newspaper-the Keystone Courier-was established in 1879. Later the word Keystone was dropped and the paper has continued as The Courier to the present day. Originally, a weekly paper, The Courier became a daily in 1902. Rich veins of coal were known in the pioneer days. The first successful coke oven in the area was of the bee-hive type and was built by Lester Norton in 1838 in East Park in a building which had been ercted for carding and spinning wool. So great was the demand for coke by the iron foundries which were springing up in Allegheny County that soon coke ovens were being built in many sections surrounding the town. The first coke was boated down the river., The uncertainty of navigation and the lack of storage facilities re- stricted the development of the coke industry. In 1857, the Connellsville and Pittsburgh railroad was built. This provided a more satisfac- tory method of transit and the local coke indust developed rapidly into the largest in the worlifi which reputation it enjoyed until about 1929. Because of its strategic position in the foot- hills of the Allegheny Mountains, and at the crossing of the river, Connellsville early enjoyed prosperity as a merchandising center in the Yough region. Local craftsmen prospered in the occupa- tions of shoe making, silver smithing, and cabinet making, until the factory goods from the eastern manufacturing cities forced their retirement. Though other congregations were present, Episcopalian, Methodist, and Presbyterian, the first congregation to organize was the Baptist Church in 1796. The earliest ministers were itinerant missionaries who sometimes served also as school masters. The religious congregations have increased steadily with the population of the town. Connellsville now has about 32 churches. The Carnegie Free Library was established in 1903. The Connellsville State Hospital was estab- lished in 1890. The State Armory came into being about 1907. The Teen-agers Youth Center was organ- ized in 1947 and found permanent quarters in an inactive school building on the West Side in 1950. .h ,, , .,wff ' , ' V' ' ' T'? a'q ? Ww:1 P 5' -S' ff' ' W- if 1 1 an J .. -wifi ii XM ? ,afiia 1 ' D ' -. P N W - -. 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W' .fi , ' A yflfffe' A ifgmf f Aff 1 ??i AK 5 k1 igrwgm 11 2 I .Mm x L Emgx . ,V ,ii- ,V -,gf Q 2 f5 .C ' ' 3. ., , -,ls M 5. S S5 f Vs rl 'ti 4 .JMR IH A re u 'f ff eff 1 . A M-..., M 2 ' E ll 1.521 ' 9 K 7 K V X 4v'1w'gf W 2 iw ' X-,,- X 3 xg gf, 'Z L ww mpg, M fi? Xm.,.Li1if-f U'-ff Wm 'M' f 'ff' -if k-- ' f - 5 f,,' f wk :Q -- -A fy A' l-fW,' K W was MR HAROLD A SWANK MR. W. E. DOLDE You, as Americans, have been given the right to an opportunity to learn. This is a right to an education in accordance with your ability and a right to pLu'sue that education as far as you can profit from it. It is part of the American belief that education should not end when full time attendance in school ends, but that formal schooling is merely the beginning. The informal schooling given by life itself, through your working with other people and with things, is the factor which will have the greatest bearing on your lives. Graduation from school is a good preparation for beginning that informal education. It must continue through life, for the boy or girl who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is un- educated the day after. The right to learn, however, is matched by the obligation to learn. Failure to use the tools of knowledge to become informed on personal and social matters is a civic waste. You are obligated, therefore, to seek knowledge to the same degree that the state has been obligated to keep open the paths of knowledge for you. It is your fundamental duty to make the most of your faculties, to become as large and as helpful a part of the world as you can. Your own active effort is the important thing, and no school buildings, no books, no teachers, no lessons learned by heart will justify your failing with this self education. This school expects that you will live up to your highest standard and do your highest duty to yo1u'selves. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler once stated that there were five tests of the evidence of education- Correctness and precision in the use of the mother tongue, refined and gentle manners, the result of fixed habits of thought and action, sound standards of appreciation of beauty and of worth, and a character based on those standards, power and habit of reflectiong and efficiency or the power to do. Many in the class of 1950 may now consider their education completed. This is far from true for education is a life time process, and mastering the five tests in a task worthy of continuous effort. Above all, resolve to continue your education. Finally, strive to be resourceful. The real art of life consists in finding out what is the question to be solved. The person who finds out what the problem to be solved is is the man who really makes the contributions to- life. There is only one thing which will train the human mind in resourceful- ness and that is the voluntary use of the mind by the man himself. The only thing that is worth having is that which one gets by his own exertion, and what one gets is proportionate to thc effort he puts into it. MISS MILDRED REITER The future depends on you, the youth of America. Man has delved into science and created a hydrogen bomb and other articles of pure science. Your work is to develop social science that people may learn how to use these discoveries for the improvement of mankind. Science has learned how to control many forms of matter but man has learned little how to control himself. Unless you learn how to control yourself and learn how to teach controls to the individual, society will destroy itself with the tools it has created. We know that where the state controls the individuals humanities are forgotten. It is only when the individual controls himself and the state that democratic ideals and the rule of love can exist. This is your work. No matter if you enter a profession, trade, or housework, you cannot escape this demand upon you. If you do not accept this responsibility, you will leave little in this world for the youth who follow you. 6 Mr. Harold Swank Miss Mildred Reiter jluz, 1, Kumi 'G NIIIIIIIIIIQ XII'. I,.lXIlI. XII. IJIIIIII-, XI-IIIIQ 5IlIH'IlIIIt'II1I1'III. IPI. XII IIIIXII, XII IJIL IDIIII. A NVIIIII XIl,f1III.lI'N. XIlwC,IIII-I. I7I.l'.IIIIIIIII'II, XII XXI'.IxI-I XII NI IIIIII I Xliv. IQIIIIII I I I I ISI.II IIIII l,1IllIIlI1gIIl. IIIIII I XII1 III.l1'IIl1'l, SIIIII-IIIIIQ IDI' IQ If l .IIIIIIIIIII l'II-XIII--III. III, II II XIIIIIIXIL XII I X SIIIIIIIII IIII I ' ,. ' ' 2 wg IJLC.. IIIIIII XII' I.. XX XX-'.IxIII, XII, XX I YIIII1-Ix Q XIIL K, XI I'.IxII-I. lk sm? IRIX ' :rw- , I 'N -...M Q-uv' Um, jmmfanms, ji' ig. K ,4!.,. .v 4- s, l lu1'vllc'4' Stl'1lXYIl Xlrs. ,la-gun 'l'Inmnpsuu Mrs. Nlllilll' Xlgm-iuli Hrs. xlgllf LII111 llumlu Sluclm-nts I'I'l't'lX'l' l'Xl'lISl'S In 21111 Ilmwr nllu-1'. 5 Cilgf llull MISS GRACE II. ADAMS Scilim' Englisll Indiana State Teachers College-5 Pe-nn Stain- A. B. dvgrvvg Univ. of Pitt. Masters Degree MISS NAOMI ALBANESE llnmc li1'mnmnir.s' Scottdale Higlig Muskingum C0111-go, B. A. mlm-gi-1-v MR. CARSON BAKER Sl'lL'lIl't'j llvllllll A11c'g1wny Collm-go, A. B. clvgu-cg Uni. of I,itfS1llll',SI1l MISS ELEANOB H. BANE Algebra lg Clan. Math Conncllsvillv Highg Pc-nn Stutc, A. B. dcgrvc: Northwm-stvrn Uni. M. A. degree MRS. ESTIIER A. BURKHOLDEH Cliemislflli Gen. Science Comm-llsville Higlig NV. Vu. NVQ-sle-yuiig Duke' Uni. B. S. ch-grc-v MISS GLADYS M. CLARKE Pl1y.s'ir'1ll 1511.5 Girlx' Intramural S1IUl'lS Wntvrtovvn Ilighg 0114-rlin C0111-gi-, A. B. Q11-grc-c MR JOSEPH A DELLICAI ll Cum Mutli Com Valli RLLILIL Rimscy H1511 Duquunx Uni B L 254 N1 In c1mg.,rus M irsli 111 College Pe nn St its C0111 5,1 NIISS 'VIILDBED FRANCIS ENANY Spumslz I 81 II Ilomgnmlim Conmllsvillc H1511 Sston H111 Collage B S dmgru . lv I I Y Z- ' fl. 1! -' . Ji 'A . -Q' Q 'fr I :xl i , A f 7 D A MH. FRANK DENNIS science, zmm Ed. Ql13M - Counc-llsville High, Slippery Bock S. T. C., B. S. cle-gn-vg Franklin 134 .rklrifi .. i H' 2 , I 9 Q i . A x 1 1 MR. EMIL E. FAHBMAN Art Supervisor .A A111-ntuwn Ccntrul lliglig Kutztown Stzltv Tvzlciicrs Collogv, B. S. clvgrveg Collliiibiu Univ.g M. A. dcgrvc MH. WALTER FINN Slllvs I 51 Il II'K1I1lI1il.Stiltl' T01lL'1ll'l'S C0114-gn-g Uni. of Pittslmrglig B. S. in Ed. D1-pt. of Bus. lidncution MISS EDITH V. FLUTO Lllfin I 134 IIg Ellglisll. I Cmmcllsvillc Highg Thin-1 Collcgc, A. B. 114-gr:-1-g Uni. of VVisc0nsin MISS KATIIEBINIL1 BBANCIS AllLS'lCg Ar! Connvllswillv Ilighg Stntv Collvgv, B. S. dvgrvv MISS LOBETTA GALIABDI Anmriczm Ili.9tru'yg Pu. I1i.s-turyg Civics Connullsvillc- Iliglmg Sn-ton 1li11 Cullvgv, B. A. clvgrvcg Uni. of Pitts- burgh, M. S. clvgwc MISS BEULAII CILMORE World Ilistnry Cunnvllsvillc Higlig lnciiaum Stzitm- 'll-ann-111.-1's Cwllc-gc-g Pvnn Stutc, A. B. clvgrvvg Uni. of Pittsimrgli, M. B. dvgrvc- MISS MABEL GOLDEN English Dunimr lliglig lnciiamzi 'I'4-alclivrs Collvgcg P1-nun. Stutc C0114-gc, A. B. de-grc-cg Uni. of PittS1Jlll'Q,'1l. M. A. 114-grew MH. DAVID C. CUHL Plzy.s'ic'.s'g Gen. Sfiencv York High: VVus1iingl0n 64 Ivffm-rson C0111-gc, B. S. dcgrcc MB. MABLIN VV. IIABTMAN Mutlzemutics Eric' High: Allvglicny Collcfgc, B. A. clvglm- 10 . , . e Y . . , MISS HELEN RUTH HENRY Home Economics Otterbein College, A. B. degree MISS SUSAN C. HICKS Soc. Sci.g English Connellsville Highg Calif. Teachers Collegeg Uni. of Pittsburgh, B. S. degreeg George Washington Uni. MR. I. EARLE HILDEBRAND Driving Eflg Moth Codorus Twp. Highg Millersville State Teachers Collegeg Permanent Teachers Certificateg Extension courses at Uni. of Pittsburghg State College MISS BEATRICE E. HOREWITZ Frenchg English Connellsville Ilighg Uni. of Pittsburgh, B. A. degree MR. FREDERICK HUNTER Mathematics Lock Haven Teachers Colle-geg Penn Stateg Uni. of Pittsburgh, A. B. degree MR. PAUL A. KEICIITLY I Sr. Seienceg CUllS81'I.7llli0ll South llighg NVashington 81 je-Herson College, B. S. degree Miss SAHA Koosisa E English Pitt A. B. Gi M. A. degree MISS MARQUERITE B. KUHNS Bookkeeping I 6: Ilg Com. Law Ig Typing I Redstone Twp. Ilighg Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. in Education MR. WILLARD L. LEWIS U. S. History Thompson Ilighg Keystone Academyg Bucknell Uni. Ph. B. MR. ALLISON R. MARSHALL lllulll, Science 1 West Newton Highg Calif. State Teachers College, Standard degree MISS ELVADA MARSHALL lr. English Oberlin Collegeg Columbia Uni. A. B. degree MR. DALE R. MARTIN P. O. D. Perry Twp. Highg Calif. State Teachers Collegeg Uni. of Pittsburgh, B. S. in Ed. MR. JOSEPH McCUNE llisloryg Civics Wayneshurg College, B. A. degree MR. LEWIS P. McENDERFER Band Director Huntington Highg Uni. of Michigan, B. M. degree MR. A. R. McNEIL Trigg Algehrag Gen. Math DuBois Highg Washington :Sz Jefferson College, B. S. degree MRS. BETTY MILLER Typingg Com. Math West View Highg Westminster College, B. B. A. degree MISS MARY C. MOLYNEAUX Dental Hygienist Swissvale Highg Rochester School of Dental Hygieneg Uni. of Pittsburgh L MR. PAUL L. MUNSEY Manual Training i Gowanda Highg Buffalo State Teachers Collegeg Industrial Arts Course. 2 is E 11 Wk? UF' 'Lx MISS IIOBEIITA SMUTZ Bu.s'incs.v Training Connellsvillc llighg 'lk-mplc Uni., B. S. clcgrcc MII. EIJNVAIID SIIUTTS Pliysical E114 llealllz South llighg Uni. ol Pittsburgh, B. S. clcgrec iu Physical I'cl MISS SYLVIA SULLIVAN Social Sr'icm'c' Calif. State 'I'cachcrs Collcgcg Duquesne NIISS VEIIA E. IUINIASIQA Conncllsvillc Ilighg Incliana State Teachers Collegcg Penna. State College, B. S. clcgrcc MISS DAISY TIIUMI' Englisli Penn Statcq Columbia Uni., B. A. clcgrcc MIIS. ELSIIC B. NVALTON U. S. lli.s'lol'y, Pa. llistory Councllsvillc llighg Calif. 'l'cacln-rs Collcgcg Uni. of Pittsburgh MISS NE'l I'IE LEE NVIIIPKEY Conncllsvillc Ilighg Eastman School of Music of Uni. of Rochester Uni. of Pittshurghg Mansliclcl State Tcachcrs College, B. M. 6: M. E clcgrccsq Vocal Music MII. ELSLEY K. NVI'l l' Ilisloryg Cfogrupliyg Sr'icnl'cg Ilcaltlz Cunucllsvillc llighg Ottcrlxciu College, B. A. tlcgrcc MISS CATIIICIIINE ZIMMEIIMAN Uttcrhein College, A. B. clcgreeg Cracl. Penn State MISS ELISABETII OSBUIIN lflaglixllg Art Connellsville Ilighg Art School of Carncgic Iustitutc of 'Il-ch.g Clem-- laucl Art School-Graduate VVork, A. B. degree MIIS. VIRGINIA IIUIIIIIEII Biologyg Zoology Uni. ol Pittsburgh, B. S. clcgrcc MII. DOYLE V. IIIIOADES llcllllll Bradford Ilighg Uni. of Pittsburgh, B. clcgrcc MISS CEANNE IIIDENOUII Specclz-Engli.x-lzg Speech Corrccionisf Fairchance Ilighg State Teachers Collegeg Uni. of NV. Va.: Pa. Statc Collegeg Bachelor of Science Degree in Eclucationg Ccrtilicd Special Ed.g Speech Correction NIIIS. ELEANOR McCLELLAND ROBINSON Aflltllg Sl'it'lll'l' Avonmore llighg Indiana Statc Teachers Collcgc, B. S. clcgrccg Uni. of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. MISS ELEANOII ROLAND E1lf.fIl.S'lI Scton Ilill, A. B. dcgrceg Columhia Uni., M. A. clcgrcc MII. AIITIIUII ll. IIUI l' I'liysical I'f1l.g llcultllg Biology Etna Ilighg Uni. of Pittslmrgli, B. S. Alegre-cg Uni. of Pittslmrgli, Masters in Education MII. LLOYD SIIANEII Biology Conucllsville Ilighg XAICSIIIIIIISIUF. A. B. clcgrco MII. JOSEPH SPAK Personal Typingg Slzortlzaml, I Si II NVcstminster College, B. B. A. clegrccg Grail. work at Pitt Math M usiq I L.,V, ,, x, V ' - m 5 , - c , rt . . I I English Tg A G' K .R Q 12 Jawlflf MR. JOHN F. DAILEY Office Practice, Economic Geo. Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. in Bus. Ed.g Uni. of Pitt., M. Ed. M ISS CATHERINE VVILHELM Social Studies Uni. of Pitt., B. A. dcgrecg West Virginia Uni., Duquesne Uni.g Rider Col cgc L ictwmt M ISS ANNA KLUTEY Ir. English, German Indiana Uni., A. B. dcgrccg Uni. of Chicago, Uni. of Wisconsin, M. A. MRS. DOROTHY E. WILLS Gen. Science Conncllsvillc Highg Gouclicr Col- lege, A. B. degree, Uni. of Pitt., M. L. H. 13 6' , MJF oo VA.. Q I Mlllllflgj'-Czllffillv up l'. U. D.-Sulxiug ilu- DI'0lllQ'lllS of thc' work iml 6:12155-'Iwhillkillg in sp.u'm- Ylwj'15ill11-Kl't'lW your vyvs on tln- vupy lhtly' A Ht'li'lI--l'1llUll'l' Cooks C:lN'I1liStI'j'--lII'ill Cvntly 14 gmt gm 0 PRESIDENT ,. ,..A .. LEXVIS NIOLOGNE VICE PRESIDENT , ., XVILLIANI PHILLIPS SECRETARY ..,...... . R... jOAN CAUGHEY TREASURER ,. 4. ...,.. DAVID JONES 9090 MM 6 P9 QSM W2 ov 6 ' 1 - ll L by -'as 1 v X 4 ,M Co ons ,4 Er-'1eRAL0 GREEN Sl-froxev GRAW l A Fnowan YELLOW R055 aw, 501111, 7950 Tune-Galway Ray By Barbara Brady There will come 21 time when we start looking backwards, And longing for the days that used to beg Days at C. H. replete with happy hoursg All these in retrospeetion we will see. XVith clean' friends we wander in and out of class- rooms, The faces of our teachers eoine in view, And the lessons that they tried so harcl to teueh us, XVe hope have brought us inspiration too. And when e'er this time shall come with all its memories, Today we know welll see through tear clinunecl eyesg Friends, no mutter where well be, we say God bless you, XVith this sineerest wish we say goocl-bye. 16 Q! I Smuon, -lllilll Cilllglllwj' Imwis Niologne 17 SARA BALSLEY Sally Nature Study 1, Charm 2, Bridge 3 RONALD BASESCU Bai, Stamp 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports 1, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Coker Staff 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 DORIS BEAL Charm 1, 2, Bridge 3, 4, Sewing 4 VILLA K. ABDALLAII Dramatics 1, Book 1, Leaders 2, Art 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Health Aid 4, Library Aid 3 SHIRLEY AKERS H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Piano 1, 2, Charm 1, Bridge 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Organ 4, Senior Council, N. H. S. 3, 4 HAROLD AUER H. R. Pres. 4, Nature Study 1, Travel 2, Sports 2, Fish 81 Came 3, 4, Student Council 4, Swimming 4 RHODA BARRON ll. R. Vice Pres. 1, 3, H. R. Treas. 2, Il. R. Sec. 4, Dramatics 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, N. H. S. 4, Yearbook Staft 3, 4, Office Aid 2, 3, 4 VERNON BASINGER Vernie Nature Study 1, Sports 2, Fish dz Game 3, 4 NAOMI SAYLOR 18 DAHNVIN G. ADAMS Barrel Boys Chorus 1, 2, Lighting Crew 3, 4, Sports 2, Choral 4, Opertta 1, 2, 4 MARJORIE L. A RTIS Margie H. R. Sec. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Office Aid 4 ELSIE BALDA EIseU II. R. Treas. 1, Charm 1, 2, Sew- ing 4 BEVERLY BIERER Bebs', Music App. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Dra- matic 2, 3 DORIS R. BLACK Blaekiev Lcaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Yarn 1, Tri-lli-Y 2, 3, 45 Operctta 2, Corridor Aid 4 1oYCE BLAIR Slmrkie', Craft 1, Yarn 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Opcrctta 3, Chccrlcad- cr 3, 45 Book 2 ROBERT BISHOP Bali, H. R. Pres. 1, 2, 35 II. R. Vicc Pres. 4, Camera 1, 2, 3, 45 Stamp 1, 25 Lighting Crew 3, Coker Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 N. H. S. 3, 45 Senior Council, Corridor Aid 4 JOAN LOUISE BLACK u,IO!l11l6,, Music App. 1, 25 Coker 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 45 Choral 4, Operetta 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Library Aid 2 JAMES BOVVSER H o und Stamp 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 MAXINE D, BOXVSER 'Tllzlxv ll. R. Scc. 3, 45 Bridge 2, Art 3, Yearbook 4, Health Aid 3, 4 BARBARA ANNE BRADY uBabSn H. R. Vice Pres. 1, H. R. Sec. 2, Dramatics 1, Coker 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 2, 45 Leaders 3, N. H. S. 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Orch. 2, Senior Class Play KAY BROOKS Nature Study 1, Dramatics 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 45 Newspaper 4, Health Aid x . ,Q MARIAN LOUISE BOYD Music App. 1, 2, 35 Draluatics 3, Tri-Ili-Y 4, Yearbook 4, Organ 4, Band 1, 2. 3, 45 District Orch. 2, 35 All State Orch. 3, Pitt Orch. 2, 35 All County Baud 1, 2, 3 DON BRAH M B ones Football 1, 2, 35 Bridge 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2 HARRY BRYNER Butch Bovs Chorus 1, Collectors 1, Coker 44 Newspaper Staff 4 2, Ayiation 3, 4, ni-Y 3, 4, opcrcua 1 0 -3 4 19 ..4,-, JOAN CAUCI IEY MJD., II. R. Vice Pres. 1, II. R. Pres. 2, II. R. Sec.-Treas. 4, Craft 1, Leaders 2. 3, Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Student Council 2, Senior Council Sec. 4, N. II. S. 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Orch. 2, See. of Sr. Class, Senior Class Play AUDREY COCHRANE Aud', Charm 1, Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 4 AUDREY COFFMAN Nature Study 1, Checkers 3, Sew- ing 4 '3 PAULINE C. BRYNER Sam H. R. Treas. 1, Dramaties 1, 2, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Art 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Health Aid 3, 4, Coker Newspaper 4, Senior Class Play DOLORES ANNE BUTERA 4-Deen Dramatics 1, Coker 1, Music App. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sewing 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Corridor Aid 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Chorus 4 CLYDE CALDWELL Hi-Y 2, Aviation 4 TOM CLEMENTS K'CIem Fish ek Came 2, Ili-Y 2, Aviation , 4, Basketball 1 MARGARET COCHRAN Margie,' Charm 1, Checkers 1, Bridge 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Coker 3, Yearbook 4, Operetta 1, Yearbook Staff 4 ROSE ANNE COLLINS II. R. Vice Pres. 1, H. R. Sec. 3, Drainatics 1, Piano 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Choral 4, Office Aid 4, N. H. S. 4, Opcretta 2 20 CORINNE DALE BRYSON Frenchie H. R. Sec. 1, H. R. Ass't Sec., Treas. 4, Dramatics 1, Leaders 2, Newspaper 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Yearbook 3, Bridge 4 TOINI CADVVALLADER Calla, Draniatics 1, Nature Study 1, Light- ing Crew 2, Math 3, 4, N. H. 4, Pres. Jr. Red Cross 4 CLARA CASSA KID., Dramatics 1, Etiquette 3, Service 4, Bridge 4, Coker Staft 4 I CONSTANCE 1. COMFORT Connie,' Leadcrs 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Corridor Aid 4, Officc Aid 4 JANET LEE COSTELLO Charm 1, Craft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Service 4, Yale Princeton 3, Oflicc Aid 4, Ncwspapcr Staff 4 DONNA CRAFT Cheesey Dranmtics 1. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Bridgc 4, Scnicc 4, Opcrctta 4 GEORGE CONNER Hass-ie Football Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Shop 1, Basketball Ath. 1, 2, Basketball Club 2, 4, Football Ath. 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FRED DWANE COUCHENOUR Nature Study 1, Sports 2 XVILLIAM HOWARD CROPP Bill Chorus 2, Music App. 2, Hi-Y 3, 4- Camcra 3, Opcrctta 2, 4 x REYNOLD DcANGELIS Zeke Aviation 3, 4, Track 3 JOAN SHIRLEY DeCLEMENT Decky,' Charm 1, Dramatics 2, 3, Tri-Ili-Y 4, Opcrctta 2, 3, 4 FRANCIS DELLICATTI uDizzyn Nature Study 1, Sports 2, 4, Bridgc 2, Firc Crew 3, 4, Fish 8: Came 3 21 -------'qv-. Y---.,,,,,. WILLIAM DECKER Bill ll. R. Trcas. 4, Lighting Crcw 2, 3, 4, Ili-Y 3, Firc Fighter 4, Swimming 4 . DONALD DELLICATTI Don Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Track Club 2, 3, 4, Track Ath. 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 DOLORES DcMARCO ..Zip,, H. R. Scc. 1, 4, Lcadcrs 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Op- cretta 2, 3 nnwwwmwwmww 111-1N1'1 wa 1 1 'ye' i JAMES DUSHAW Jambi Nature Study 1, Sports 2, Ili-Y 3, Fish dz Game 4 EDWARD FRANCIS EDMUNDSON Eddie H. R. Sec.-Treas. 1, Collectors 1, 2, 3, Travel 1, Boys Chorus 2, Hi-Y 3, Band 1, 2, Operetta 1, Colorguard 1, 2, 3 JOAN EGNOT ..Eggie,, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Dramatics 1, -Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Leaders 2, 3, 4, Senior Council, N. H. S. 3, 4, Yale Princeton 2, 3, 4 ELEANOR DENVIR Yarncraft 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Tri Hi-Y 4, Service 4, Senior Class Play ERIC DOPPELHEUER Nature Study 1, Fish 8: Came 3, 4 PAT DRISCOLL H. R. Sec. 1, Leaders 1, 2, 3, Dra- matics 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senio Council, Office Aid 4, Yearbook 4 JAMES EBBERT uhm, Ii. R. Vice Pres. 4, Sports 2, 3, Bridge 4 HAROLD EDWARDS askippyu Checker 1, Lighting Crew 2, 3, 4: Sports 2, Basketball Club 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Basketball Ath. 1, 3, 4 WAYNE LOYD ETLING Collectors 1, Hi-Y 8, Fish 8: Came 4 22 l' MARY DePOMPE Muir Dramatics 1, 2, Tri-Ili-Y 2, S, 4, Music App. 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Ilealth 3, 4, Leaders 4 JAMES C. DRISCOLL Ujimmyn H. R. Treas. 1, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, 3, Shop 1, Track 2, Football Club 2, Fish ES: Came 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Football Ath. 2 DONNA JEAN DuSHAl1V Coker 2, Bridge 4 WILLIAM ETLING Bill Nature Study I, Camera 2, 3, 4, Fish 81 Game 3, 4 WILLIAM FARNER Bill', Music 1, Dramatics 1, Bridge 2, 3, 4, Lighting Crcw 2, 4, Operettu 1, 2, 4 NANETTE JANE FITZGERALD Fitzie H. R. Sec. 1, Coker 1, Dramatics l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, YearlJ0Ok 3, 4, Senior Council, Band 3, 4, Operettu 2, Senior Class Play JANE ELIZABETH EVANS ffjaniev Music App. 1, Drumatics 1, Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, Coker 3, Service 4, Coker Staff 3, 4, Office Aid 4 JERRY HAL FIRESTONE slugs Nature Study 1, Stamp I, Sports 2, 4, Truck Ath. 1, 2, 3. 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Truck Cluh 3 GLADYS FOSBRINK Linda Nature Study 1, Music App. 2, Checkers 3, Choral 4 KENNETH GALLENTINE Kenny Football 2, Fish 8: Game 3, 4, Track 2, Swimming 2 IACQUELINE A. GDOSKY Jackie H. R. Sec. 1, 3, Dramatics 1, 2, Bridge 3, Yarncraft 4, Service 4, Health Aid 3 DAVID CIRARD uDaU,, Football 3, Basketball 3, Math 4, Hi-Y 4, N. H. S. 4 23 RAY RUSSELL GARLICK Mase Nature Study 1, Fish 8: Game 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, Swimming 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 MELVIN GHOST Spades H. R. Pres. 1, 2, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, Camera 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, O1'JCl'Ctttl 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2 IAMES EDWARD GODDARD .wmv H. R. Pres. I, 3, 4, Stamp 1, Coker 2, Math 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Senior Council, N.H.S. 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Usher 2, 3, 4, News- pnpcr 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Pluy ROBERT C. GOODWIN .fcoodyv Sports 1, 2, Fish dz Came 4, Basket- ball 2, 4, Track 4, Cross Country 4, Shop 3 HARRY GRIMM Grimmy Nature Study 1, Sports 2, Fish 81 Camc 3, 4, Checkers 4 MARTHA JANE CUTHRIE Guss Charm 1, Craft 1, Lcadcrs 2, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Music App. 3, Choral 4, Band 3, 4, Opcrctta 1, 2, 3, 4 LEONA JEAN IIALFHILL DOROTHY ANN IIAMBORSKY Nickels', D0t', II. R. Vicc Prcs. 1, H. R. Scc. 2, Charm 1, Dramatics 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Dramatics 1, Briclgc 3, 4, Yalc P ton 2 ROBERT HANN Bob Camera 1, Aviation 4 LLOYD D. HARR rincc- 2, 4 ANNETTA HANNAH Banamf' Craft 1, Yarncraft 2, Etiquette 3 Dramatics 4 PHILIP IIARRY Slzorty', PMID Nature Study 1, Briclgc 2, Ili-Y 2, Ili-Y 4, Band 4 Fish 6: Camc 4 MARTHA JANE CRAY Janie Music App. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Bridgc 3, Se-wing 4, Lihrary Aid 3 BONNIE LEE GUARD Craft 1, Dramatics 1, 2, Coker 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Ncwspapcr Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Corridor Aid 4 EDDIE HALFHILL Amos Naturc Study 1, Aviation 4, Fish 81 Camo 4, Swimming 3, 4 FLORENCE L. HART Flo H. R. Sec. 1, Craft 1, Bridge 2, Nature Study 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 8, 4g Yearbook 3, 4, N. H. S. 3, 45 Year- book Staff 4 WENDELL HAYNES ..Wendy,, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4 DONALD HEFFLEY uD0nv H. R. Sec. 3. Nature Study 1, Sports 2, 8, Bridge 4 BRUCE HAYES Bruiser H. R. Pres. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Sports 4, Student Council 8, 4, N. H. S. 4 FERD HAWKINS ..Hawk,. Sports 2, Shop 3, Fish 8: Came 4, Track 4, Cross Country 4 IEANIE HELMS Rant Nature Study 1. Dramatics 2, 3, -I ELSIE R. HENDERSON Point H mud Leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Checkers 3, Yale Princeton 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA YORK HENRY apattyv Dramatics 1, Clee 1, Craft 2, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Art 3, Organ 4, N. H. S. 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Senior Class Play JOHN HERBERT ulackv Stamp 1, Fish 61 Came 4, Usher 2, 3, 4 25 A IDA HENDERSON Sewing 1, 3, Dramatics 2, Bridge 4 Band 8, 4, Cooking 1 BETTY JUNE HENSEL Hense Collectors 1, Dramatics 2, 4 BETTY HERMAN usquirtv Craft 1, Yarncraft 2, Etiquette 8 Dramatics 4 FLORENCE E. IIOOD Flon Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Craft 2, Yearbook 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 45 N. ll. S. 4, Se-nior Class Play DUANE HOOVER Dingle Fish 81 Came 4 MU RRAY HOHEWITZ Cap H. R. Treas. 1, 4, Stamp 1, Coker 1, Camera 2, 8, 4, Newspaper 2, Math 3, 4, N. H. S. 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 8, 4, Track 2, Foothall Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 2, THEODORE R. HILDEBRAND ..Ted,, Choral 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Art 4, Senior Council, N. H. S. 4 DAVID FO HILLEGAS Aviation fs, 4, Hi-Y 4, Art 3 BETTIE HODGE Hodgie Coker 1, Dramatics 1, Yvarhook 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY LEA HOOVER Lirnousinev Craft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3 LOIS ELAINE HOOVER ..W0,, Charm 1, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Coker Choral 4 JOHN POLIDORA 26 LOIS HILES Dramatics 1, 3 ANNA MAE HILTABIDEL Green Dodge Charm 1, Etiquvttc 2, C1101-kor 3 Sewing 4 DOLORES Hom -' ..H0ke,, Dramatics 1, 2 , ELNICE EILEEN HOWARD H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 4, H. R. Sec. 2, Coker 1, Draunatics 1, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook staff 3, 4, Newspaper Stuff 2, 3 SOPHIA HYDE Draunuties 2. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Bridge 4 NELLIE ERMA JEFFERS Boots Nature Study 1, Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Ynrneruft 2 MARY ELLEN HUNT TornadoU Druniatics 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Dance Orch. 2, 3, Pitt Orch. 2, 3 ANNA KATHRYN JAMES Driunuties 1, Coker 1, Bridge 2, 4, Tri-Ili-Y 3, Health Aid 4 NORMAN RICHARD JEFFREYS Collectors 1, 2, Sports 1, Fish 81 Gzuue 3, 4. DOROTHY MARIE JOHNSON Dnfrie,' H. R. Pres. 4, Craft 1,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Drzunaties 2, 3, Yarnerutt 4, Sewing 4, Student Council 4, N. H. 4 HELEN RUTH JOHNSTON Arnie Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Etiquette 2, Sewing 3, Bridge 4 AGNES MARIE KAYLOR ..Aggie,, Yurncruft 3, Checkers 3 27 S.. Shi 1 VIDA JOHNSON Numiic', Music App. 1, 2, Choral 4, Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Art 3, Opera-ttu 2, 3, 4 DAVID JONES Dave H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 33 H. R. Pres. 2, 4, Stamp 1, 4, Coker 2, Newspaper 3, Student Council 2, 4, Senior Council Treats., N. H. S. 4, Newspaper Stuff 4, Football Usher 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Treas., Senior Class Play DONELLIS KEITH Hooks Checkers 3, 4, Foothnll 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ht.. WILLIAM L. KERN Bill Stamp l, Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Sports 2, Cleo 3, 4, Band 2, S, 4, Cross Country 1 THOMAS KEITH KIMMEL ..T0m,, Fish 81 Came 3, Checkers 4, Sports ROBERT KING Bob Shop I, 4 MICHAEL KOURY Miken H. R. Pres. 2, Shop 1, 3, 4, Sports 1, Lighting Crew 2, Aviation 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Basketball l, News paper Staff 4 LURAY JUNE LANDMAN ..Ray,, Quilt 3, Sewing 4 ROBERT LAUGHERY Babu Sports 4, Foothull 2, 3, 4, Truck 2, 3, 4 EDWARD KRAYNAK nBuddyn Drafting 1, Lighting Crew 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 2, Hi-Y 4, Truck 2, 35 Operettu 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 4, Corridor Aid 4, All County Chorus 2, 3 DONALD LaPORTE Muscles, Sports 2, 35 Checkers 4, Football 2, 3, 4 DELORIS EVELYN LEAKE Mickery Yarncraft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Eti- quette 2, Sewing 4 RICHARD KESSLER Kessie', Hi-Y 2, 3, Aviation 3, Fire Fighter 4, Operettu 2 CATHERINE JANE ANN KING Katie Icmen Dfl1lllLltICS 1, Etiquette 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Operettu 3, 4 IOHN FRENCH KOOSER Frenchie Fish 61 Came 3, Checkers 4, Choral 4 28 I X ERNEST R. LEASURE Pete Shop 1, Fire Fighter 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 MAXWELL EUGENE LIZZA IR. Max,' H. R. Vice Pres. 1, Football 1. 2, Fire Fighter 3. 4, Fish :Sz Came 3, 4, Track 1 SALLY LOOMIS ll. R. See. I, I-I. R. Treas. 3, Nature Studv 1, Yarneraft 2, Charm Q Eti- quettc 4 ELIZABETH ELLEN LILLEY ..Betty,, Collectors 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta 2, 4 GEORGE LOIIR Toby', Sports 1, 4, Football 2. 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Cross Country 1, Band 1 ROBERT E. LOUDER Bohn Hi-Y 3, 4, Opcrctta 4, Senior Class Play BETTY JUNE LYNCII II. R. Treas. 1, Charm 1, Coker 2, Dramatics 2, Newspaper 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Leaders 4, Operetta 4 LEE VESTER MALLOY BirdlegS,' Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4 DORIS MARTIN .. . ,, Ieanme Charm 1, Dramatics 1, Music App. 2, Checkers 2, Etiquette 4 29 mm LUIS JANE LYN N Shorty Craft 1, Nature Stucly 1, Coker 2. Dramatics 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Choral 2, Operetta 4 NICK MANZELLA Elmer II. R. Treas. 2, II. R. See. 4, Sports 1, 2, 3 DOROTHY IRENE MARTIN ..D0t,, Music App. 3, 4, Collectors 3 EVELYN MARIE MICKLUS Mickey Charm 1, Etiquette 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4 JOHN E. MILLER Stamp 1, 2, Sports 2, Hi-Y 4, Fish 8: Game 3, Checkers 3, Math 4, Track 1, Cross Country 1 PATRICIA ANN M INEB Pat H. R. Trcus. 1. 2, Dramaties 1, Book 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Leaders 3, 4, Health Aid 4 JOAN MARTIN Ioe', II. R. Vice Pres. 1, H. H. See. 2, Drumaties 1, Music App. 2, 3, Choral 4 EARL MAY Sports 1, Shop 2, 3, 4 LUCAS MEADOWS Shop 1, 2, 3, 4g Sports 2, Truck 3 Cross Country 4 ROBEli'l' M I1 IALY Bohn H. H. Vieo Pres. 1, II. Pm. Pres. 2. Lighting Crew 2, 3, 4, Fire Fighter 3, 4, Student Council 2 PATRICIA ANNE MILLER Patsy,' H. R. See. 3, 4, Nature Study 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Yurnerutt 2, Sewing 4, Charm 1 BERNADINE MISKOVISII Bernie', Coker I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Yarn 3, Bridge 4 30 ,4: THEODORE LEE MARTUCCI 1ue11zbnIl', II. R. See. 1, Sports 1, 2, S, 4, Foot ball 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2 BERENIECE MAY Bernice Nature Study 1, Yarncruft 2, 3, 4 IIARMON MICHAELS Bom H. R. Sec. 2, Shop 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1 LENVIS MOLOCNE ..Lew,, II. R. Pres. 1, 3, 4, Nature Study 1, Sports 2, Math 4, Student Council 1, 8, 4, Senior Council Pres., N. H. S. 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Coker Staff 3, Pres. Sr. Class MAUREEN MORRISON John Book 1, Travel 2, Corridor Aid 4 JOSEPH NESTE aloe., H. R. Pres. 3, Dramatics 1, Fire Fighter 3, Student Council 3, Band 1, Football 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2 ELIZABETH OBERLEITNER ..Liz,, Yarn 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Art 3, Craft 4 NVILLIAM C. O'DONOVAN Bill Stamp 1, 3, 4, Oilicials 2, Math 3, 4, Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2 MAURICE OPPENHEIM ..Om,e,, Stamp 1, 3, 4, Oflicials 2, Math 2, 4, N. H. S. 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Cross Country Mgr. 3, 4, Coker Staff 4, Pres. N. H. S. 4, Senior Class Play JOHN MONCELL Spuds,' Nature Study 1, Sports 2, 3, Fish 61 Came 4 CHARLES MCLEOD Chuck Dramatics 1, Boys Chorus 1, Camera 2, Newspaper 2, Hi-Y 4, Service 4, Operetta 1, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play MARIAN NICKMAN Nickie Etiquette 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 8, 4 31 THELMA O'BRIEN Bunny', Nature Study 1, Charm 1, Yarncraft 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 JULIE OMATICK Mike H. R. Treas. 1, 2, Dramatics 1, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Service 4 LORETTA ORN DORFF H. R. Vice Pres. 1, 2, H. R. Pres. 3, 4, Nature Stud 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Bridge 3, Service 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Senior Council, Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play .lOl IN l'l'l I'SM1iN'1' Hunky', Il. R. Vicc Prcs. Clicckcr 4, Foot- ball 2, 8, 4, Baskctlmall 1 EMMA MARIE PRA'I 1' Tubby', Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Glee 4, Operctta 1, 2, 3, 4 CLAIR PRITTS Gracie Nnturc Study 1, Stamp l, Sports 2, Fish 15: Czunc 3, 4 KENNETH NVILBERT OSLER Dink Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1 MARGARET PADUONE Marge Cokcr 1, Driunatics 2, Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4 WILLIAM lt. PHILLIPS BillU 11.R. Prcs. 1, 2, H.H. Vicc prcs. 3, 4, Drafting 1, Lighting Crew 2, 3, Canicra 2, Loaders 2, bg Lol-:cr 3, 4, Math 4, Student Council 1, 4, Son- ior Council Vicc Pres., N.H.S. 3, 4, Sr. Class Vicc Pres., Scnior Class Play NVILLIAM 1'OCKS'l'ALLElt Poxiev ll. ll, Vicc' Prcs. 1, H. R. Prcs. 3, Clwckcrs 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Truck 0 CARLTON PRINKEY Chum,' Stamp 1, Math 4, Hi-Y 4 ROBERT lvl. PRITTS rrcllsx, Il. R. Prcs. 1, H. R. Scc. 2, 3, II. Ii. Trcas. 4, Nature Study 1, Sports 2, 3, Aviation 3, 4, Fish 61 Came 4, Student Council 1, Oper- ctta 4, Senior Class Play 32 DANIEL OSVVALD Lone Rangern Shop 1, Sports 2, 4, Checkers 3, -1 ROSE KATHLEEN PATAKA JOSEPIIINE. PILLA joe Coen Music App. 1, Cokcr 2, Scrvicc 4 ROY PROVINS Gandhi ll. R. Vice Pres. 1, Dramatics 1 Lighting Crew 2, 3, 4, Camera 21 3 4 ' s JEAN ANN LAYMAN Jeannie ll. R. Scc. 1, Tri-H1-Y 2, 3, 4, Clee 1, Drauiatics 2, Craft 3, Sew- ing 4, Student Council 1, Operetta 1, 2 Cl IARLES RICI IEY Chas', lfire Fighter 1, 2, S, 4, Fish 64 Came 2, 4 DONALD RANDOLPH Randy Nature Study 1, Sports 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3 BEVERLY REID Cudfllcsv Draiuatics 1, Music App. 2, Tri- Hi-Y 23. Choral 4, Operetta 2, 4 ELEANOR JEAN RINGER Jenni, Music App. 1, Charui 1, Coker 2, llealth Aid 4 CAROLYN ANN ROBBINS uClll'0Il1l0v Drainatics 1, Coker 1, 2, ROBERTA ROBY ..Bert,, Dramatics 1, Leaders 4 JOYCE JUNIATA RUTTER nfoyeicv ll, R, Sec. 2, H. R. Sec.-Treas. 3 4' Charm 1, Draiuatics 2, Tri-Ili-Y Choral 4, Senior Council, Tri-Hi-Y Chorus 3, 4 33 DON ROBERTS Don Stamp 1, 3, Fire Fighter 4, Fool hall 2, Basketball 4, Track 2 RALPH RU M BAUCII Sonny Nature Study 1, Fish 61 Camo 3 VVoodshop 4, Track 3, 4 l PAUL E. SANDUSKY ullcfwserv Drauiatics l. Collectors 2, Aviation 3, Travel 4, Football 1, 2, 31 Track 4 L 9 IACK SLEASMAN Sleeky,' Nature Study 1, Camcra 2, 3, 4, Aviation 3, Band 3, 4 GILBERT SMALL ucibby., Sports 1, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 45 Cross Country 4 HELYN IRENE SMITH MAHIAN PATRICIA SAVAGE Patti Charm 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Yarncraft Service 4 DORIS SCHROCK Yarncraft 3, 45 Health Aid 4, Corri- dor Aid 4 RONALD SEPP ..Sepp,, Camera 2, 3, 4, Math 3, 4 HAROLD SIIOWMAN Tracl I, Stamp 2, Camera 8, 4 DONALD SMITH Smitty Nature Study I, Shop 2, 3 RICHARD SMITH ..Lyrm,, ..DiCk,, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, 3, 4, Coker 1, H. B. Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Piano 2, 3, Sewing Football 1, 2, 3, 4 4, Operetta, Acc. 2, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, All County Chorus Acc. 3, Pit Orch. Acc. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Chorus Acc. 8, 4 34 NVALTER I. SCHELLER nBuzzv Drafting 1, Aviation 3, Sports 2, Math 4, Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 4 PAUL DAVID SEAMAN Driven Stamp 3, Hi-Y 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 44 N.H.S. 4 KENNETH C. SHOW Casey', Sports 2, 35 Fish 81 Game 4 BETTY IRENE SNYDER Renie Yarncraft 1, Craft 2, Etiquette 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Corridor Aid 2, 8, 4g Health Aid 4, Office Aid 4 BARBARA Sl-'HOU L Bobbic', of ...., Drumutics 1, Etiquette 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 AILEEN STEVENSON Stevie ll. R. Pres. 2, Drumutics 1, 2, 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Student Council 2, Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play . 1 . CHARLES SPICOLA Charlie Nature Study 1, Sports 2, Checkers 3, 4g Operetta 2 JOHN STALEY ..Jack,, F ootbull 1 , 2 JOAN MARIE STEXVART u10!l1lfCv Charm 1, Craft 2, Etiquette 3, Office Aid 4, Yearbook Staff 4 RALPH STEVVART ft KENNETH LEE STILLWACON Ugfcwv StiIlicU Fire Fighter 1, 2, 3, .45 Lighting Nature Study 1, Wooclshop 4, Foot- Crtuxxv 2. 3: Fish gg Camo 4 ball 1, 2, 533 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Business JOHN STOOTS H. H. See. 1, Football 2, Baslcetball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4 CXVENDOLYN LEE SNVIFT Gwennie', ll. R. Pres. 1, 2, 3, H. R. Vice Pres. 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, Sen- ior Council, Band 1, 2, 3, Yale Prince- ton 2, Health Aid 3 35 Stuff 4 PA U L STU LL Horsey Bridge 2, Official 2, Fire Fighter Fish 81 Came 3, Track 3, 44 Cross Country 4 ANNAMARY SWALLOP uxvdlfllltv Etiquette 3 RONALD L. WA1,.KlCR Ron ll. li. Vive Pres. 1, 3, ll. ll, Pres. 2, 41 Checliers l, c1tlI1ll'l'2l 1. Z. 3, 4, Lighting Crew 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- eil 2, 41 Senior Couneilg N. H. S. 3, 4, Usher 2, 4: Newspaper snuff 3, 4, Leaders 3, 45 Senior Class l'l.ty ROBERT LEE NVATKINS IIutsut H. li. See. 1, Nature Study 1, Fish 6: Came 4, Football 2, 4: Truck 2 GOLDIE NVEIMER Mike Music App. 1, 2, 4, 13l'2lill.lllL'5 SJ. Band S, 4, Corridor Aid 4 1. Iii Pr MARY LEE SWVISI IER Swish ll. H. Treas. 3, H. R. Sec. 4, Craft 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Leaders 2, 3, 4 JAMES E. TOVVZEY 'Tezwof' Track 1, 2, 3, 4 LOHETTA UROSEK Lorry,' Etiquette 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Health Aid 4 -IOANN NVATKINS ..j0,, ll. li. Viee Pres. 1, 2, Music App. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, LJpe1t.,,. 3. 4 CHARLES NVEDCE MPM., Collectors 1, Nature Stu .ly 2 ghter 3, 4, Cross Country 1 GERTRU DE NVE ISCE HBER Garlic Nature Study 1, Leaders 3, 41 Yule ineeton 2 36 EMMA JEAN THORNBURG Ieanie,' Nature Study 1, Service 4, Tri-lli-Y 2, -3, 4 DOLORES TRESSLE ll Deen II. R. Tre-us. 2, Nature Study 1, Ynrneruft 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 HELEN ROSE VINOSKI Sl1orty,' Yarn 1, Craft 2, Charm 3 X ,..w. . V ii , 3' 'Jil VIRGINIA VVELCH Ginger Yarn 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Music App. 3, Corridor Aid 4, Tri-th-1 Chorus 4 WILLIAM DONALD WELLINC Kentucky Sports 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2 RICHARD VVHIPKEY Rich Sports 2, 3, 45 Football 1, Basket- ball 1, 3, 4 SARAH WELKER asallyn H. R. Treas. 1, 45 H. R. Sec. 3, Dramatics 1, 25 Charm 1, Music App. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Leaders 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4 EMERSON DALE WHIPKEY ..Wim7,,, Nature Study 1, Fish 61 Camo 3, 4 THOMAS WISILOSKY Whiskey Football 4, Track 3, 4 HELEN C. WOLFE Craft I, Bridge 2, Dramatics 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Yearbook 4, Health Aid 4 ARTHUR SAMUEL WOODS Timber Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 35 Cross Country 3 DONNA JEAN YOUNKIN Donnie Dramatics 1, 45 Travel 2, 45 Oper- etta 4 37 LEROY WOLFE Lee Nature Study 1, Fire Fighter 4 BARBARA YOTHERS ..Barb,, Yarn 1, Dramatics 2, Charm 2 Sewing 3, Service 4 NORMA JEAN RUSSELL ..N ,. Dramatics 1, Collectors 2, Art 3 4, Bridge 4 ' LP' BARBARA IOANN BENDER BOYD CROUSE Nature Study 1, Aviation 3 EDVVARD E. FOORE THOMAS BUNDORF Tonto Tom Sports 1, Camera 2, 3, Fish H. R. Pres. 3, Nature Study 1, Came 4, Checker4 Bridge 2, 3, Boys Chorus 2, Fish 8: Came 3, Sports 4, Newspaper 4, N. H. S. 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Student Council 8 RONALD PICCOLOMINI Fire Fighter 2 JOHN REECE Nature Study 1, Fish 8: Came 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Fire Fighter 4, Band Mgr. 4, Operetta 2, Corridor Aid 4 RUTH BLACK Charm 1, Sewing 4 ROBERT EGAN JOHN LONTOR GLENN PRITTS ..B0b., Fish Sz Game 4 Zin iillemuriam David Mitts 1948 Virginia Sutton 1945 Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was, and the spirit shall return unto Cod who gave it. Ecclesiastes XII 7 38- N N X X , L, x sf x fa 5 M3 -,1 9 Q ' E -f H 2323477 + C' A gf, 2 M X 'LS ff 1 1 wi, , 'Su'- 1-,.W,:ger X5 Q K ,. I L3 .5 5 3' K A Ali? 5 4 av K as --Q '51 Q ,qu xv 5 2 ' hd Q ' 'Qs -:,g , 2 K, . Q 11 v:1,u:s-swws N ,..k kiln. 7 , :sk Y ,Q .gm wh if AVQL is RX -, ,v If ,, 'Cf S ' .Lx Q? ,sf L 5 K Q53 A lf X giigigwfig Q I K .Yi 2 2? gg x A 1 f ' gf Q -wh ' 96 535 2.4431 'fi 4 7 V Lf S Aiwa v ,. f if 3 4 K Q , Gp M ' .. J . 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Nin-km-lson. lf Nickvlson. K. Nickvlson, -I O'Nca1l. S. Orudorf. S. P1'2ll'l C. Pivrrv. Roll' T-N. l'm'kslulh'l'. D lie-mick. Ilnmr' Hmzm H-3-Hou' 1- C. BPIIIIUU. P. Flzlvk. J. Maz- rvndiu. R. Mason. Hou' 2-S. Mcl7uclch'n, C hfL'Fill lilllil. H. FNICBIRIIIZIQCI H. ML'Munis. NV. hIillt'lIl'ilff 'l'. Moorc. nl. Moran. Hou' 53--H. Morrison. C Moyers. J. Munsvy. C Nicholson. E. Oppmam, P l'a1llz1dim'. V. Pnllow. How 4-P. Pulnku. M. P01111 M. Prichard. R. Pringlc-, II Prinkvy. R. Prinkvy. K. Pritts. Hou' 5-M. L. Qucvr, M limllalgv. B. lm-fl. K. licvd S. lim-Ll. Y. -I. Rcynolcls. B liickcy. Hou' G-C. Richlvr. S. Rich tor, I.. Roby. S. lioso, O Rowan. C. Rudolph. C. Shall. Snplwnwfum, 13.- .ef ' 47 50,Z2h.0I'l'l0!LQA., 48 Home Room B-3 iCUIIf,ll,-- Row 7-R. Slmwlish, A Walker. Home Room 34--How 1- I. Oslcrr, WV. Pcfllc-1', R. Prin kvy, Rilllliilllgll. Row 2 - I. Rvggvn, D Riclwy, W. Ringer, B. Ritv- nour, A. Rumbuugh, D Hyun, WV. Sago. Row 3-B. Szmnvr, F. Suv- zlgc, D. Schumer, P. Scliroy- cr, O. Slwurvr, C. Shelley ll. Slmwmam. How 4-M. Slcusmun, P Smarto, I. Smith, M. Snyder J. Soisson, S. Soisson, C Sprout. Row 5-E. Str:-mp. B. Stull C. Trioli, F. VVngnor. Ilnmv Hmmm 35-Huw 1-- D. Slwruw, K. Snopps. Huw 2--E. Sta-rnbm-rg, D Taylor, M. 'l'honms, XR' Thompson. H. Tissuc-, J. T0- bor, S. Trump. How 3-D. VunSicklc, R VVagncr, A. VVulkvr, E VVa1'dzc-lla, M. vV2lSlllllgtOll B. Yvclling, I. P. VV0lling. Row 4 - P. VVvlling. A. Whipkcy, I. Wl1itL', S. Wid- dowson, R. VVL-inmullvr, F. VViltrout, C. Winklvr. Row 5-C. YVitt, V. Witt, J. VVolfc-, F. Woods, S. Zim- mcrmam, M. Walker. 1 Ilonu' Room 30-A-Hou: 1- J. Allmriglit. S. Andursky, E. Anclcrson, ll. Anderson. R. Anderson, V. Halcla, K Balslcy. How 2-C. Banxlwrg, ll llarnliart. B. Barron, B Banglnnan. K. Bval. ll. Bvnl son, E. Bi-nson. Hou' I3 - ll. Blgllillll, S Bc-iglilcy. ll. Blair. D. Block -I. Bloc-kvr. M. Bloom, Il lllvnlmangli. Ilow 4-C. Bottonily, D. Briza. B. Brooks. S. Broacl- walcr. Brooks, XV. Brooks, A. Bnnnoslivy. Row 5-C. Bnrlw, A. Burns. l. Bntlcr, M. Conn, B. Covliranv. C. Collmrn, Il. Dillinger. llou' 6-W. llanr. -I. llogan, M. llnclacvlc, M. llnclaccli. ll. Monry. ll. Stonflicr. llomf' Hoon: 30-B-Hou' 1 S. llalvs. ll. Br-al. L. Bon- nvlt, E. Brynvr. S. Brynvr. li. Bngosli, C. Calmlc. How 2-C. Callaglian, ll. Carlson, R. Cartwright, N. Cassa. XY. Cassa, K. Cava- naugli. How F3-D. Clivsniclc, A. Clcinm-nts. F. Clcnu-nts. J. Coffman, L. Colatcli. F. Col- lins, C. Conaway. llow 4-l'. Corraclo, D. Cor- tcal, L. Craft. L. Crosby. M. Cross, Cunningham, D. Daniels. 1 49 Jfumhmnn, 50 Home Homin-30-13 Cffmftj Row 5--J. Davis, M. Davis. D. Dawson. Y. Dc-vital, ll. Diiiinpwr, D. Uomvr. Douppic-in-i11'. Row fi-A. Durilin. VV. Dm'- stinv, E. Eiclicr. S. Iills- worth. D. Eutsvy. R. Km-for. C. Mchulgiilin. Hou: 7--I. Suitor, K. NVort- mam. Ilnmr' Room Si-Row 1- Armctrout. li. Bayard, tl. Burns. A. Ch-mc-ns. Row 2-C. Cofimim. XY. Coffman, A. Coiutch, D. Coic, C. Cook, V. Couglw- nour, F. Crumvr. Row 3-A. Crowv. I.. Cim- ningimm, J. Cyplwr. j. Davidson. IJ. Davis. V. Dan- vis. I . Dviiigutli. Huw 4-il. Donnicison. S. Duggur, Dull, M. Dnii, l.. Durbin, E. Fiuwivr. S. lflack. Hou' 5-S. Flack. J. Fiyim. T. Gaicinsvk, XV. hl. Calitvr. N. Gnrcinvr, IC. Ciiivttv, S Cmhaun. H0106-K. Crm-cr. 0. M. Crccm, S. Ilamm, L. NVcim cr. Home Room 32-How 1- Il. Ciivzirnvy, C. Doppvi- In-ur. How 2--B. Elm-rick. C Enos. R. Fair, J. l vnic-iio, ll Fircstonv. J. Fiuvk. C. Fos- imrink. How 3M-1. Guliaiuii, cil'ill'f' D. Gilpin. C. Could. Crass I. Crimm. S. Grimm. llunn' Hmm: 532 Qffmftj- Y Huw 4-R. Graft. E, Ililllj, ll. Prinkvy. I.. D1-twill-r. A Carlos, Y. Cillott, C, Hvlms. limi' in-5. llvnry. A, llcn- Svl. llvriwrl. N. Hilde' liraulcl. L. Hillon. P. lloclgc- 1. lluut. Hun' 6-R. Kvllvy. 'l'. Kr-Ily S. Kinncy. II. Kurfclt. ll Lvwvllvll. Ilnnu' linmn S353-lion' 1- li. Crofl, D. Guard. C. Guvr- rivro. Hou' 22-P. Hall. L. llanrr. Cl. llurslmum, li. llnym-s, D. llvntvr. 1. H1-lms. C. lla-nry. limi' F3 - C. H1-rwin-k, -I. Horowitz. O. -Ivffc-rs. K. jolmxmm. D. Kurfa-lt. D. Kol- lvr. J, Kc-Hy. Huw -I-S. KllUllSllj'lll'l', R. Kovzll. j. Krynuk. NI. Krazy link. A. Lalynnln. D. Lvck- UIIIIPY. S. l,ll1'ci1's. Hou' :1-E. Lillvy. S. Lind- 4-rmun. Y. Martin. N. Malscial. T. May. If. My-Imliv. E. Micluu-ls. limb li - B. Millvr. E. Mil- ler, V. Szyniaiuski, A. Yinoski. llmm' Roan: 36-Hun' 1- NI. Clark. I . juyiws. Run' 2-li. Kvlly. D. Klcin. D. Laliivalstur, C. Lzuw, 1. Lamuing, P. I,UIlglll'L'k0I', J. Malalgo. Hou' I3-J. XIQIUICRI, Niu- ruuglm. XV. Niilfilllgilil, Ii. May, R. May. Y. McBurm-y, A. Mc-Cliutock. Jw 51 Hum Room 36 CCrm'tH- Huw 4-E. McKenna. Pi. McMustvr, M. Miclizlvls, A. Mic-lu-r. E. Miller, S. J. Mil- lcr. S. Millcr. Row 5-D. Minm-r. D. Mur- rison. S. Morrison. IC. Mul- li'll, C. Mullvn. A. Mysko, C. Suvugv. Ilnml' liuum S37-Rout 1- llvnsvl, A. llouvvr, S. Kcslur. D. Lcwis. M. Mclfagl- tlvn, S. Mc'Cunn. How 2-C. M1.'Lzuigl1lin. ll. MCL1-ml. L. Mm-tgscr. IC. Mil- lvr. L. Millvr, R. Milli-r. Huw I3-M. Minka, I . Mor' gan, R. Murphy. E. Nichol- son, L. Nicholson, ll. Nivlmol- son. limi' 4-li. Nic-klnaun, li. Nosclu-sv, li. Nutt. D. Ovllonnc-ll. A. 0'Matick, li Panm-lin, M. li. l'a1lz1ka. Hou: 5-M. l'izzic-lu-ttal, ll Powvll, lf. Prinkvy, D. Pritts V. Pritts. I.. fQll1'l'l'. A Stzu'livy. Huw 6-J. Zuksvk. Ilnml' Room 88-Rmc 1- Il. CilN'2lllilllgll, I. Fira-stom- C. Mitcs, D. Nicholson, M Pullow. Huw 2 - 1. Phillips. li. Plctclwr. S. Porta-r, D. Prin- kcy, A. Pritts, ll. Pritts, B Quinto. lima 3'-Al. Qninto. K. Hann- svy, 1. Pwugun, C. Ric-lilvr E. Rin-lit:-r. C. Hinge-r, L Ringer. llmm' Room 38 QCUII'fJ- Huw 4-A. Iiitt-nour. C Ritvnour. L. Ititvnour. It IIIIPIIOIIY, I . IIUIIIIISOII, IJ Rowan, I'. Ituxnhalugll. Hun' 5-j. IIIISSPIK. N. Rus- st-II. I'. Sandusky. I'. Sllll- clllsky. M. SKIIHIIISICY. K. Saun- nvr, II. Saxon. Hou' fi-Y. St'Ill'Uj't'l', I. Slmllt-nImurgvI'. M. SIIt'lll'l'l'. llmm' Room 39-Iinu' I- M. C. Nia-Imlson. J. Howt- NY. Rupp. lfuu' 2-A. Illlwm. S. Sugv. I Sunsmu-. Ii. Suvugv, K. Sufi ilgl? I'. Saxylor. D. Sclwtm- niII. ,A - Hou -1-II. Sm-mlmll. A. Sm-- nt-II. M. SIlt'PIl'l'. XY. Slwry. II. Slniplvy. M. Slniplvy, I. Shmm-r. liuu' -1-C. Slnuw. M. show D. Slmwmun. IC. SIIUNVIIIAIII M. SIIUVVIIIAIII. II. Shultz, S. Siclow. Ituu' 5-Ii. SIiIl'llill'. IC. Slvals- umn. M. SIl'ilSlllllIl. j. Smith. IJ. SnycIm'r, I.. Snvclvr, M. Sparks. ' Run' 6-'I'. Sparks. -I. Stvr- Imtlt-I. IJ. Stuvunsml. IS. Slillwngmn, IJ. Stull. K. 'I'uy- Iur. C. Vinoski. Hun' T-I. Yinusky. M. XVisi- lusky. llunu' Hmm: 40-Row 1- D. IJunInp, D. I.a1ymon, I.. Mt-Donnlcl. I. Suissun. Hou' 2-I'. Slickvl. I. Sutton. II. Swnllop, S. Swgtllup, -I. Swann. K. 'I'a1y'Inr. A. 'l'I1onms. Q llnme Room 40-Row 3- D. 'l'rs-ssh-r, C. '1'urm-y P, Turns-y, R. Ulm-ry, li Vinch, L. Voight, E NV ulk 1.-1' Huw 4--T. VVulk1'r, E. XV:1lk- cr, D. NValkc-r, C. NVatson mam. VVnjhm0wsky, NV:-iw gm-rlwr How 5--I. NVhipk1-y, NV Whipkvy, li. VVild, li NVilliums, N. NViltrout, 1' Wingrovc, D. NVork, D Yurne-ll Huw 6-C. Zurychi, W Dcckvr. 1. Dc-lligutti East Park 3 fr .--.11 3 Til -i,..,g me 5 1' 'Wa' wa ,Q . 1N,5i,, W . --mg, E? V Nw , 3 K X. whfyfg, .prmrfuae-I -gmw'1'W ' ini Q' , , . if : S wa Sirgzg ,, ,X R2 h Jie' 3 .V , ia: up 5' 5 1 W if -1 ? W Wi? is-f F Q. v fm v i Q vim K. 3 Ar 4 Zig me fn-EV 1 um 5, .nn ul- ' 1 s: 1 QM. iff 1 linin- as M , . I 7 f f V V,., Q Sig 'K f s vm h 'SK nh. ' Q K V AIM, iii' n r i a we 1 in V xi ni r fi, Mhz. Aff? K 1 ,gif it ,' 5 V - u '-..E .:. Y .W 1 , Q 3 Q f ' -X24 Fm 'Q is WF A K ifkm.-1 'Mr H nf. 1. -A 1 5 QL ,Q gs- MF ANA , 4: A , 'f 41215 .f ww 'Q LM 1 A Y 11 3 1 ? 1wfgsg'.fg,,g '51 W 3, .Q Ami: K 'f A .A ,, ,X A-xi im-- un? ,S.wQ11ih, 511 I ,,,- IJ Q Zikilk V' ' -..A ' 'Gb Fw - N Wy , 'iff Lg, W f Y . f . m , m X.,, ,W Q, H 'V Jlw, 6' n, ff! ff' I ,f K ff, ,f 4 X1 , fffff XL f f ff ff 551 ua Wm, 1- ,4 g,.agb. N .ft ma y U if gy' if + 1950 if m L :vga 43. li .. I. L? f' Mfg- My 1. 1W.,.1f 1, KAW J X A - KX... kX Ea I' ., fl Q . Q is gg wg, x ix eg, 1 X! eg 5 1 43. -wi ww, ,, . xx, dx fh- T45 X is I 4 A 4, if gajfavuk ff! L- fb 1 .2 3 ff s s , . 3 ff . .4 3 Sf 1 Ji, 4 A L : l I f e KK' S, 1 . I N M-.gs 'X 2 fi t I ,, Q -hx. fifeqef' Zigi.. flu, .gk f ,mv . ,xl ,Y - K X Q V Ir' Ax ,f , H f S fw,.,,,, 'AEE f. 5 W' ,W t.x, ,, , 1 b 1 , Us :Hg XSflC0 m, x ' M f 31? H Er Y' 5 i Q .Q s ii? s Z vk .Q l . Q 3 df' .i,. ,rfgiffqzy-A A g f gi sg , Q 5, qi 'ak 5 is '13, l3 E9i li-bf, 'fm . w '1g!m:f . , 'fx Gif L i'fl3S 'gf5 i'l'- -'WD . ' ' 174. f i'L' me if is f :J L I L. . Ii fi: gblixk ' 1 iv 4 ,Q Q ,s up lin .Q ' xw . 'r 4'. . ,.. A-Q ff, A . , VnN,.. 5 fu- A Nf?a .. H i 'fff W- NR, r? ':Sm: 42 W iw H i 'A iii 3 ' ef Q f W flak ,,. f i i V fnilif U , M, u .A ' Vffim' ' 'K A J jim, Fall in! Straightcn up thosc ranlasli' Cut thc talking! You'i'c not in stcpln Not too fast! Clhccrlcaclcrs. np in front of 'Romic' anal stay with us! Thcsc arc just a few of thc familiar phrascs that wcrc hcartl as thc Conncllsyillc lligh School liancl lnarchccl out to Conncllsyillc Staclinin on Friclay nights to lu-lp chccr our tcam to victory ancl cntcrtain the spcctators. XVhcthcr thi- tcain was losing or winning, tht- hancl march- ctl prouclly onto the ficlcl to giyc half-time cn- tcrtainnicnt. :X grcat mlcal of crcclit must hc giy- cn to our ncw hanchnastcr. Mr. Louis Nlclimlcr- fcr, whosc capahlc lcaclcrship accounts for thc high quality of pcrfcction which has hccn shown throughout this past ycar. Lou is grcatly rcs- pt-4-tml ancl highly praisccl hy thu incnihcrs of his liillltl. Jim 977140 dgand, Jlwf . , . , .-X. Canis. ll. Durncll. l'. Anilmnsi-0. il. lllair. ll, lirarly. I. Lallalian l,. Ornclorll, E. Sticlxcl. C, l'icrcc, wl. Tohcr, B. llcnry. Nl, Nlchlanis. U. Rowan. NI. D4-l'onipc. N. lfitzgcralcl. S, Pattcrson. N. Poclxstnll- cr. IJ. Schonicr. M. Murray. 6:3 L. C-oclircy, Y. Kotcli. :Ks cycryonc knows. practicc nialxcs pi-rfcct anal practicc thcy clitll liycry clay tlnring fourth pcriocl tht- rnni-tuni-tuin of thc clriuns coulcl hc hcarcl as thc hancl niarchccl clown to East Park for claily practicc. Thcsc practicc pc-riocls wcrc spcnt in lt-ai-ning or polishing up a clrill. llc- hcarsals wcrc also In-ld in thc cycnings on the incmhcrs' own tiinc. On rlllllll'SllZlf' cycnings thi- hancl woulcl march goocl naturcclly out to thc stadium for inorc clrill practicc. Tlu- hancl has ccrtainly worliccl hartl this ycar and they havc hccn praisccl not only hy incinhcrs of thc school ancl faculty hut also hy citizcns of Conncllsvillc itsclf. To thc hancl go the-sc fcw wortls, Con- gratulations on thc splcnclicl work which has hccn shown throughout thi- past ycarlu W YICAIRBK JOK STA l I Kloppenlulr5.l. lC. llowurd. Sealed--I . llood, l . llurt. wk Klub The purpose ol' this club is to produce the Coker Yearbook. It is the task of the stuff to see that the yearbook is properly planned, nuule up. und printed. To you, the readers, the production ol The Coker :nay seein like at simple job, but it really takes Rl lot ol work. One of the big jobs is that ol' identifying und mounting the senior und undercluss pictures. To help raise funds this year we sponsorcd two parties open to the entire school. XVe hope you who liuve purcluxsed ll year- book. in lbuture veurs will open it and recall vour lulppy days within the hulls ol' C. ll. The 1950 Stull 64 XlCXYSl'Al'lQli S'l'Al l I. lllgu-lc, Nl. llildebrund, l'. llcnl I C-oldurd. S. Akers. S1'rlIr'd-D. Jones, B. Brady. Knlmlz, 'Flew Printed fifteen tiines during the school yeur bv ll stuff of thirty-eight ineinbers under the sup- ervision of Miss Eleanor H. Bane, Connellsville Highis student newspaper, The Cokern, has this year completed its twenty-seventh consecutive year of publication. The Coker, which begun in mugzlzine form in 1923, has passed through several stages to reach the four page bi-weekly form it has today. Under ai stall of eleven editors trained through work in the Coker News and News- paper Clubs. thc twenty-seven reporters of the uewspaper collect, report, und writc the acadein- ic and extra-curriculzu' news to be printed. Fol- lowing this. the editors go to work on re-write, proof-reading, and finally make-up. uliter which the paper is sent to press. All advertising und circulation is bundled by' the business stall- under the fucultx' udvisorship of Mr. VVulter Finn. The business staff. con- sisting of nineteen ineinbers, solicits und edits ads, handles ull financial matters. and sees to it that everx' subscriber receives his or her copy on time through the circulation department. 'The Cokerw is il member of the Pennsyl- vauiia School Press Association. ll. Bishop. ll. Barron, NI. froclirun NI. Bowser. ,l- Goddard, B. Clllillll. S ll Bishop, AI. Cuujlliey. XY. Pllillipb ls! lion'--Ioan lignot. Slnirlcy Alzcrs llrl Ron'---'I' h o in ai s Chulmilliull-i-. Irrl lion'--llonnlnl XI'nllwl'. Daniel lx! lion' 11,171 lo Riglllf I-C. lin-rgimiii. -nfl lion'--S, XYvllwr. I, Nlaiy, S. Zim- n':lwlihii. f-SA. l'nttvi'son. NI, Livingston. llli 1IrVIl'+'.'X. Cons, li, IJIIFIIUII. C. mlltiqlion'-K. Simian-, B. I3in'1'0I1. D. N.-Xll'IOX.'Xl, HONOR SOCll'I'I'Y I'IlUl'l'IlL'0 I looal. I'IIUI'L'lll'l' l hurt. liliomlu l'nn'ron. liosv Ann Collins. Putty' llvnry. 'I'ln-onlorv llihln-lmiml. .Iannvs Conl- ll2ll'll. Uorotln' johnson, -Iliilll cllllljl- hvy. Nlnrraiy llorcwiif. YIIIIUIIIZIS llnmlorl. xI1lIll'll't' Uppcnlic-ini. .Iona-s, XYilliann Phillips. lim-id Smi- nmn. Ilanicl Cirqirml. l3rliu- llnyvs, , Iiolwrl Bishop. l,m-wis Nlolognv. S'l'l'l7lCYI' COUNCIII, l'1'm'siclc'nl--l,vxvis Xlolognm' Il. .-Kiwi: I. Cvoxlclnral. IJ, Iona-s, NI. Phillips. Xl, Uppq-nliciin. lllL'I'IIILlll. Nl. liniimiv. I. Morvlnml, li. Nirkgnniii. li. Slivlwl. L. Inpoh. li. 1-nlzissol Ii. llc-tvlim, QI. 4.1-ry, I.. Urnclorll. li. Ulvry. Cfoimaly. Y. Nlqul IIlll'Ill'X, CY. Clnvr- rio. D. Cnllallunni. ll. Cqilili. -I. Koznk. IilYIlTl'. I7. l,ini. I, llnrhin, I. Cv- phi'r. II. ll.iyvs. i I I atzbnai Jlonom Svricfy, Tha' National llonor Socicty wus orgzinizvcl in l92l. Connollsx'illc's Clmptvr was forinml in N29 with thirty clun't1'r mcmlwrs. To this hon- orzirx' soc-ich' ann- aiclinittccl stnclm-nts who possvss outstanding qnnlitics in sc'holzn'ship. lvalclc-rsliip. sc-rvicv. anal cliul'a1c'tc1'. ln c'v01'y state- anal all clc'pc'ml1'iic'ivs ol thc' Unitvcl Stntvs tllvrc' anc- e-lmptcrs of thc' National llonor Socicty. XY:- cun pronclly san' that tlic-rv am- 569 stnclvnts vn- rollvcl from C. ll. 65 K anal Tha- Stnclc-nt Council is thc' stnclm-nt govvrii- ing hocly of Connvllsvillc Iligh School :incl shonlcl hc thc- Illt0I'l'St of vvm-ry stnclvnt. This hocly is coinposccl of thv prvsiclvnt from vacli home- room. Each Cll'IUjI,iltl' cliscnssvs znicl vote-s on all inuttcirs hronght np in council. lCz1cl1 INOIIIIIUI' sc-1'x'c-s on onv of thc loin' standing conn- inittcc-sz Thai Lost und Fonncl Conniiittvm-1 Thx' Saxfctv Colninittcc-1 Tho Eligibility lfonnnith-1-3 and thc- Assvinlmly Coininittc-1-. Tlivrc- urn- also spa-cial connnittm-s uppointvcl from timz' to timm- is thc- nc-vcl anis:-s. Thi- Stnclcnt Council has tlm-v ollir,-1-rsg Prvs- lclvnt. Imw Nlolognv, Nici'-prvsiclclnt. llill Phil- lips, and Svc1'vtz1rv-trc-usllrvr. Iitlu-I lim' Sticlwl. Noon LIQIIICPSQ hns tmnsportution to ntlllm-tiv vw-nts. profcssionnl plays uncl thi- Stnclcnt Conn- oil party urs' ai fvw of thc' uctivitivs tha- Connc-il sponsorvcl this vvur. lm-iclviitailly tlwy pur- k'llilSf'll flu' jnlw hox :incl piano in thc- gy ln. Ulm, jbhldf, Pullman, 1,11 AI11111111ry 13, 1950. the 11111111111 high school op111'1'tt11 wus Pl'0Sl'lltCC1 i11 the 111111itori11111. 01111 of the hest 111 y6ilI'S, the oper1'tt11 co11t11i11e11 1111 llllllSlltl11y fine 17llC1igl'Olll1L1 of 11111si1'. T11e song, M-1111Ul'C i11 t11e Forestf, prove11 to he one of T1-11111l1ows11i's 11111-st Works 111111 was used HS the th1'111e 1111'Ullg'l10llt the play. T11e plot involves V11s1111' 115.11 Kl'2ly'Ili1kD EIS the 11-1111111' of il 11111111 of C11ss1111s living 111 the forest. The 011111 1111s cap- tlIl'l?l1 111111 is lllllfllllg for 1111180111 Princess T1t1111111 1111 fxllll W'11t11i11sl. The CIZ111' 115111 Croppj S6'l1l1S sol111ers to Ci1P1'llI'i' t11e Cossaks only to 111111 111111- S0111 11e11'11te11. 111 the 111i11st of their fighting, 1111- '1l2ll'1'Zl1'S 111-1'1111'e VVLII' 111111 the 1108811148 111111 1111s- si1111s 11111111 togetlier for eom111o11 defeat. V11sl111' 111111 Tltllllltl 11111 111 love llllt 111-c1111se of class 1111- fereuce 11re kept llpilft 1111til 111 t11e 111111 Mother V1111g11 CN111rie Pfiltfj reveals th11t X7ilS1i1V is really Czar Nic-11ol11s' lost so11 111111 therefore the Prince of P111ssi11. Very fine C1l211'llCt61' acting was 11111111 by 1D211'VV1ll A1111111s 11s IV1111 111111 Dolores Bll1'01'21 118 Sfillyil 11s they prov111e11 comedy for the plot. Alt11Ollg11 o111y 1l8.V1llg 21 small part Lois Crosby s11owe11 signs of future stardom 111 the operettic 111-111. Miss Nettie Lee YVhip11ey p1'o1111ee11 the operett11 along with Mr. E. Witt, who was 111 Cllilfgft of 11r1111111t1cs. T11e H1111 co-oper11tio11 111111 1021111 Work of the players s11c1-ee1le11 111 111111111111 the operetta 21 huge success. ll ' ll The senior class under the direction of Miss Elvada Marshall presented on March 10th a de- lightful comedy entitled And Came the Springf' written by Marrijane and joseph Hayes. The cast of characters included: Bob Lauder, Mr. Ieffrey Hartman, Dave jones, Elliot Hartman, Jim Goddard, Buzz Lind- say, Bill Phillips, Keith Nolan, Maurice Oppen- heim, Mr. Fields: Chuck McLeod, Alan Fields, Tom Cadwallader, Clancy, the gardnerg Bob Pritts. a messenger boy, Ioan Caughey, Mrs. Louise Hartman, Loretta Orndorif, Midge Hart- mang Barbara Brady, Virginia Hartmang Patty Henry, Carollyn XVebsterg Florence Hood, Gabby Alleng Eleanor Denvir, Edna, the maid, Nancy FitzCerald. Mrs. Fieldsg Pauline Bryner. Christ- ine Myers, Ronnie XValker, Freddie North. The play centers around Midge. the youngest of the three Hartman children. She is very ener- getie and manages to make everyoneis business her own. She sends the Hartman family into chaos by causing her sister, Virginia, to be sus- pected as a thief. Midge drops a bombshell into her fathers business almost ruining Virginia's chance for a college education. Elliot's carefully planned life as a writer of tragic novels is prac- tically ruined and she plays braver with several other peoples hearts including a visiting New York glamor girl and a bashful boy. In the end, however, Midge manages to straighten things out much to the relief of everyone involved. Clancy and Edna provide a little spice on the side with their romance. The performance was enjoyed immensely by everyone who attended. GT FIRE FIGHTERS Mr. Kviglztlcy, Sponsor VV. VVisilosky, R. Blackstone, H. Miller, Bartholo- iuui, R. Pc-tronv, C. Dc-lligutti, A. Samncrs, I. Moran, L. W'olfv, P. Kvsslur. R. Stvwart, I. Lizzn, C. Comin- skcy, R. Davis. C. Ric-hvy, P, VVvclgv, B. Mihaly, D. Roberts, C. Avcri, Mr. Kcightlvy, E. LQ-asurv, NV. Dc-ckvr, R. Km-sslur. QUILTING Cl .U B Mrs. Blll'kllIJl!lC'V' M. lluclncuk. C. Colhurn. XV. Auvr, J. Szunhlsky. D. Dunlap, V. Pritts. D. BITCTCQIIIII, E. Mt-lmlic, L. llillvu. M. Kruvuuk. E. Mt-lmlic, R. Anderson, D. Snvdvr, V. Eifo1'cl,'Audrc'y Pritts, Mrs. Rurkholclvr, Mz1ry'Living- ston, D. Lviunn, E. VVurcl24-lla, T. Caidusvk, D. Luv- uuui, Fuy'Rohinson, I, Dopplvhour, C. Ringvr. M. Cunuinghzuu. NATURE STUDY .Ur.s'. YVulfon S. Cofhuzui, R. Hull. T. D4-lligntti, C, Ilvrwick. XV Coihnzui, K. Rzunsov, C. Lane, V. Bulcla. V. Sn-hroycrr li. VVcisgcrhz-r. M.. Pritts. D. Taylor. J- Philips. L. Ridcuour. Swan, D. LilI1CtlStl'I', Mrs. xxyillttlll, S Bit-ghlvy, R. llchus. D. Colo. DRANIATIC CLUB Miss Kumar li. Nutt, I. Ryan. D. Cartwright. Bugosh. AI. Durbin P. Ruinhuugh. U. Milla-1', E. Showunui, Sholuvr, R Tissuv. D. Stvvcnsou, A. Hurt, McFudd0u, C. Sprout. D. R4-r1'iL-k. C. Shall. B. Crasso, C. Bowcrs. C. Buns- hurg, A. XV11lkm-r. P. Clulfvy. A. Burns, E. Eker, T Mcnus. I. Myers, R. NL-wcouivr, S. Trump S. ZilIllll0l'lllill1, A. NVhipkcy. LIGHTING CREXV Mr. Guhl F. DcM1u'co, S. Edwards, I. Albright, I. Brooks, B Culik, I. Smith, T. DiLilla, H. Hotrick, J. Lincoln I. Prcstiu, E. Milla-1', D. Adguus, D. Chidcstvr. F. Alu- hrisco, E. Stcrnhc-rg. I. Anderson, I. Quiuto, K. Mincrd D. Cillltlgllilll, M. VVnlkvr, B. Atkins, F. Fngiu, B Mihuly, K. Pcarl, P. Russo, R. VVulkcr, B. Decker, B Korn, E. Kruyunk, F. l'1ilI'I10l', R. Mason, Mr. Cuhl. HI-Y Mr. Martin NV. Coifninn. R. Slcusuum, A. Som-ff, C. Coffman, I lfc-nicllo, NV. Brozy. I. Bloc-kvr, Criuuu, D. Black I. Millvr. Mr. Martin, D. Lint. S. Criunu, T. Thorpe C. Moyers. B. Loudur, D. Boho. 68 CIIECKEII CLUB Mr. Ilclligutli VV. llnyncs, J. Cooclwin, D. liichy, NV. XVilcIcrs, Il Crimm, T. Ilulfhill, J. Anclvrson, K. All:-r, D. Koosi-r T. Kinnncll, H. III-trick, I. Lincoln, D. Hess, K. Oslor Clark, J. Nvclrow, B. Ilnyc-s, C. Connors, II. Kosisko Ed. Foorv, T. Tnllvy, C. Spicoln, K. I'Ivmicln1L-lc. Mr Ilvlligzltii. BIIIDCIC Miss llorvurifz. II. Pzlhllill, A. Trvsslur. J. Km-nnvcly, S. NViclclowson, M NVaishington, A. Mc-uclows, A. W'liipkcy, A. Ianni-s, IJ Craft, L. Ilulfliill. Miss Ilorvwitz, A. Cianmcco, A J NVhiplcoy, I . XVoods, H. Johnson, C. Cnssu, K. Intnkn A. VVnlkcr, D. Bull, M. Bnluvh. CIIECKEII CLUB Mr. Dcligutli I. Flack, ll. llairr, II. Nosuhcsc, Ilamlclc, D. Klein, C. Iiuctcig D. L1-wis, j. Black, S. Miclulvls, I. Oinutick Mr. Dr-lligntti, S. Kessler, A. Cnllvntinv. D. Keith XV. Collmrn, D. Smith, I. l'ittsmc-nt, B. Poclcstnllvl' I. Smitvn, II. Fin-stonv. NENVSPAPEII CLUB Miss Banc S. Alwrs, K. Brooks, A. Collzmcl, U. llamn, M. liulmigv. P. Flack, M. Coclirunc, B. Cnurcl, B. Sutton. T. Bun- clorf, Miss Bunn-. B. Brady, S. Lvighlitcr, II. Smith, J. Camglu-y, S. Ifosbrink, P. Brynur, -I. Kopf, I. Prvstin. BASKETBALL Mr. Spotfs I. Cnrpvntvr, B. Mucvynlc, I. Martin, I . INIvrc-nclino, j. Boluivl, R. Timm-hill, I. Botti-rs, II. Eclwurcls. D. Lindsay, D. Daniels, NV. Tnnm-hill, E. Oppmun, C. Moyers, NV. Scln-lla-r, L. Molognv, C. Small, C. Con- nors, II. Connor, II. NVl1ipkvy, E. Long. BRIDGE Miss Enany I. OINI-il, II. Maizzai, C. Tripoli, B. Bah-s, A. Bnsilonv. M. I'uIlnclim', Mnsvizl, B. Mc-Clvllancl, C. Murray, S. Soisson, S. Dnnghty, J. Brvwc-r, Miss Emmy, VI. llongh, I. Iilmlwrt, C. Bryson, li. Sh-rnlu-rg, D. Ilvflloy. XV. l nrnm-r. II. Ilnrr. 69 FOOTBALI. Mr. Mrlfum' E. l'1mzc-lla, YV. lluynvs, C. Elms, I. l ircstonc', C. Fire-- stcmc, 'lkrlom-. F. lVlC1'i'l'IClll10, D. Gilpin. J. XVolf1-. J. Miuvrcl, B. Fair. AI. Lupcr, B. Kc-sslvr, B. Tliompxmi. T. Ilvrlwrt. Mr. Huff, Pi. Connvrs, B. llzltlim-lcl. D. Smitli, B. Minvlmrt, I. Pittsmzui, R. Egan. ll. Barra-ins D. Keith, D. Brulim, j. Cill'17L'Iltl'T, 'l'. C11-gg. L. Mcl- vcr, C. Lulir, V. Ilougli, L. Franks. H. Kusisku. K. Imiclclr-lcl, AI. N4-clmw, B. Lauiglwry, C. Connie-i's. li Slllfi'l', Pr. Cmmwuy, Mr. AICKTIIIIV. CIIAHM Miss Gulliarrli B. Cillvttc, P. lloxlgv, M. SICRISIHQIII, H. Suvugv. P Mullen, C. VVzrtscm. D. Eutsy, B. COL'lirunv. S. Kllllll'V A. Durbin, S. McCann, A. Ilclms, j. Karla-lt, M. Clark M. Pzltnku, N. Muscia, M. Davis, A. Ritcnour. S. Mr- Fucldvn, D. Sliowniun, Y. Dc-Vito. E. Mullen. C. Hams- lmurg, E. Lvwr-llc-u. C. Turllvy. R. Sl'illlN'Il, S. L4-lic-is-s P. Samcluslxy. l.. Crosby. C. Martin, A. l,z1ym:1n C' clltlll .. v '. STAMP CLUB Mr. Culzl -I. Dvckr-r. C. lfuslxrirrk, li. Buyurcl, M. Uppcnlu-im R. Milla-r, C. Colburn, K. Mim'rcl, A. Stzirkvy. -I. Kwi- nc-clv, Pi. Lvwc-llon, P. Mal:-am, M. Cllllllillglllllll, li Millr-r, P. Russo, H. Roos:-y, D. jon:-s, J. Buvvsvr. I3 U'l3cn1m'c-11. ll. l'usm-si-ii, Mr, cllllll. DRAXIATIC CLUB Mr. Finn S, BI'yl1UI', S. Minor, L. Dvtwilcr, V. Cllllgllt'llllllF, YV Scliic1'y. H. Ulvry, D. Sclivtmiiipf, K. Bcul. D. vVllll'ii'l' D. Trvsslvr. M. Cross, R. Billlllilllgll, Mr. Finn, A McClintock, D. Corte-ul. A. Cl1'llll'I1fS, NV. NN-'liipkoy S. IJIIQLLIUT, ll. Stoliflc-l'. I. Biltlvr. I . Clcnwnls, -I I ls-rln-rt. OFFICE AIDES E. Bulda, I. Donato, H. Barron, P. Driscoll, C. Com- fortH M. Artis, B. Snyder. K. Pntuku, M. Nivkimm L. Oruclorff, I. Ste-wart. J. May. H. May, l. -In-Hr:-ys J. Evans. HEALTH AIDES S. Micluu-ls, K. Brooks, B. Snyclvr, P. Mins-r. V. Alulul lzlli, D. Biltvrs, ll. Wolff-, nl. Ds-clviiiviiti, P. lirym-r C. Bl'llL'lli'l', D. Slircx-k, I.. Urosz-lc. T0 SPC IIITS Mr. Sllllk D. May. Ii. King. IC. Bugnsli. IJ. IQI'1lj'll2lIi. L. IIKIKICIIUIII' L. K4-nip. IJ. Mums, IJ. Ciirtwriglit. XI'IiipI4m'y'. IJ Imulsaiy, B. NYutIiins, B. Malcvyalk. A. Ilauin. M. I'n'unIv4 I ID. IIumIm'I, D. Slimw. II. XIi'IIlllg. C.. I'rmIu'5'. C. Moym-rs, E. Oppnmii. L. Molognc, II. llnyvs. IJ. Smith 7 Cl. Comm-rs, I. IIzmiImrsIq', IC. I ii'c-stum-, D. Km-itli I. Iiiggiii. SICIVINC CLUI5 .Ili.s'.s' llc'lll'y C-. bln-lly, M. SIQ-nsiiiuii, In. lhilcln. L. I,llIlCIllI1lll. In Strn-nip. D, B1-al. A. Mvzulnws. D. 1.x-ukv. M. XYIISIIIIIQQ' ton, IC. Ifuslmrink, M. Quin-r, A. IIiItuIJicI1-I. ID. Biitvm C. I aii1IIs'y, .-X. YValIIwl'. C. Z1-liisku, C, KIIZIIIIRILTU. S liusingvr. D. fJIlI1'l'. D. Iiutlvr. S. Him-Iitvr. IJ. Alurcliui. IJ. jI'I'l'SSIl'I', I'. MiIIvr, NY. IIiIt1iI1icIvI, II. Smitli. A CuIIm1ui. D. jolmsmi. B. live-cl. S. Km-II3'. II. Milli-1' IJ. MiIIoi', II. C3nII1'iitim-. AI. l ii'c-slum-, -I. I3C'cIIl'IIll'llII I. Idlylllllll. Miss Ilcnry. 'I'II.-XVICL CLUB Mr. Slimwr II. 131-als. A. MicI1c'i'. D. Ilalwsmi, IC, XYIIIILIIIIS. -X. IIIIIIIIS. S. xIL'NIilSIi'l'S, C. SIM-IIv1iIm1'gm'l'. If. lflki-r II. Mc'LvocI. II. Murphy. M. IIa1IIow, I. IJQ-L-kvr. MHIIQ1-i', Iim'uI. IIQIXLIFKI. Snmlnsky. Sidow. Ilgiim-s. Mnlugu, II. Ilairr. l lSll Ck CAME Mr. liliumlrw . IIIIIIIIIUCIQ. N. -lvII'rvys. B. sparks. II. Pritls. Cl. Y Slim-paul, IU, XYIiitv. II. Txiillvr, C. Iritts. II. Sta-wurl. j. Mnngm-II, II. sparks, D. Millvr, D. I,illlj.fI1l'I'Ij', IC. NVIiipkvy. C. McCoy, C. Pritts, A. Suiiiiws. nl. Km-Ily. I . Suylor, 'I'. MaiImIu'y. R. Goodwin. Ii. Slimxp II. Sliuwinuii. I'. Smulusky. Mr. IiIiozuIn-s. CI IOII U S Misx Wliipkry Y. l ric-ml, L. I i'ii-iid. G. I 0SIll'IIlIi, I. Lucas. S. LIMI- im-yx, Il. Lym'Ii, II. Scliulnu-IQ, Ia. I'I1-tn-Iiviy I'. I'.L-Iuu'cI. I.. IIauicIOIpIi. If. I.inc0In. S. lla-iltiy, M. I'i':1ti. IS. MiII1-r, NI. Iintomi. J. Moran, I, Lolir. C. Bowm-rs. ID. Acliuns, II. Crupp. A. Ciwlmm. Miss XYInipIwy. Y. -IoIiusmi. S. liqisiiigfc-i', II. Cli-nu-nts. CORIIIDOH AIDES II. Cuau'1I. I . Ilurt, II. Snydor, D. Sm-Iirnck, Cl, NYviim-r, D. Iiiitmu, C. Cunifort, P. Davis, Il. BIzin-IQ, S. AssauI. IC. Kmyimk. M. Cougli. V. Moon, M. Klltibllll. 'If Nlvziiix. IJ. XYauuI4-I. Y. XV:-In-Ii. V. NWN. P. Stull. I. I,im'oIn, M. Snyclm-r, Ii. Lillvy, M. Artis. I. Mgirtiii. X. Swnllup. II. I.0iicIL'l'. Kopf, TI LEADERS Alisx Clark D. Locke-lnhy, I. Dull, K. Bulslcy, V. Kotch, S. llc-nry. I. Morvluncl, H, Milliron, Z. Godfn-y, A. Cnnc, QI. llnnt. E. Ilvndvrson, D. Dcllmu-o, V. ML-Bnrnr-y, 1. liownn V. Me-uns, M. La-ftwich. S. Hrltfim-ld. C. Ansvll. C. Conr- fort, C. Conway. M. ML-Munis, V. Conghvnour, P. Miner, L. Brady, K. Dawson, M. D1-Pornpv, D. Black. B. Powell, N. Russvll. Pm. Lukas. D. Pc-tvrson, I. May. J. Hurhc-rt, P. Milmly. -I. Bailey, N. Cnrch-ru-r, li. Dur- ncll, NI. BLIIIICIL C. XV1-isgvrhcr. S. Prose-. N. Conway. L. liohy, C. Rudolph, L. lD.u'idson, S. VVt'lK1'l', M. Swishvr, A. Fnllvr. M. Ililch-hruml. J. Sparks, S. Shia-lcls. -I. Egnot, M. Murray, M. Livingston, li. Lvwis, S. Potts-rson, M. Cross, lf. 0rndorH'. C, K4-rr. -I. llowaml CI IUHAI . CLU I3 His-.s' xV,1ilJkl'fl H. Lucas, li. Cross, I. Brndh-y. D. Str-vm-nson. C. Vos- hrink, B. Recd, B. Bclwurds. S. Phillips, J. Sparks. S. Lichlvitc-n. E. Fletcher. N. Dctwilh-r, li. Milh-r, XV. Gilhm-rt. S. Bvutty, P. Davis. C. Dawson. D. lloou-r. A. lluvnvs, D. IIOLIRIH, P. Kvvvs, IJ. Mnv, li. K4-rn, P. Crass, A. lhrrlrrrlmlxglm. lj. Ihr-we-r, -I. Kvoosz-r. FISII 51 UANIE Mr. Kviglrtlvy I. Driscoll, J. Coodwin, ll. Crinnn. bl. Durhin. li. Col- burn, L. Harr, M. Lizzu. K. Cnlhrntinc, I. Ahhcy, A. Forsythc, II. Anderson, I. Ile-rhm-rt, V. liusilrgw. I. .Dn- shuw, C. Ritchey, H. Dahl, F. Hawkins, li. Ilalllhill -I. Burtholorni, -I. Brm-ning, D. XVL-lling, H. Brooks, ll Aucr, I. Mineral, D. Iloovcr. V. Hough, NV. Dopph-W hour, C. Connor, C. Aw-ri, Mr. Km-iglutlvy, N. Cloomlwin, E. Foorv, K. EYl'IlL'llllL'K, D. l irL-stonm-. TRACK Mr. I'Uzoz11lc.x' XV. Ilzrynvs, C. Enos, H. King. D. Sln-raw, 'lf lforrcst T. Va-shim-nsky. E. Bcnfort, K. Osh-r, I. P'il'l'Sl0lll', -I l 'irvstonc, D. Dclhgntti, M. Oppvnhc-inn, D. lfirvstonv Curpmxh-1', llurshlnun, D. Chidm-stvr, Mr. Rhozulvs. l. Mcudows, D. Marquis. I. Pittsrnon. B. Iluyvs, li. Ko- sisko, C. Connvrs, XV. Pom'kc-stnlh-r. -I. Stoots, IJ. Kvilh L. Mnlorvy. YAHNCIIAFT Mrs. Purricr T. May, E. Nicholson, M. Slvusrnun, D. Sc-hrock, li KL-ll:-y, A. Ilurt, C. Mongvll, S. M1-tzgvr. B. Stull, D Taylor, S. Brozulwutcr. M. liich, I. Mm-yn-rs, C. Brahms H. Ncwcolncr. S. McFucldc-n, S. Donghvrty, C. Ansm-I B. Cmsso. Pr. Knlp, V. llcnscl, D. johnson. j. Cclosky I. May, Mrs. Pnrrivr, E. I a1rnc'r, li. Mary, D. Cox J l . Ilcnnvssy. CAMERA Mr. Ilarfnmn F. Dc-Marco, M. llorcwitz. L. Pnitvnonr, T. Dil.:-lla Mr. IIilI'tIllilI1, E. h1CF1I.l'llll1d, E. Akm-rs, 1. Rvngalrr. li Anderson. B. Ettling, D. Mihulcy. C. Prinkvy. ll Shownmn, I. Slvusmun. R. Black, li. XVr1lkc-r, H. Bishop I. Donn, ll. Provins, 'l'. Costr-Ho, A. Cohntch. T2 IJII.-XXIfVI'IC CLUB .Ilisx ,Ilrllwlnllf I. DuI7uuI, I'. IInIsIvv. It. IIII1'lIl1lIl. II. IIL-rrmgtcm, A I3 IIx ltt I3 II4nscI I II1IIIl SI:-V1-nsuu, . ja . . SIIIlIl'l'. II, I3rncIIy. A. B.1siIm'. V. ,. ,..- , Q, - s. O. Knox I Nlzlttis, Miss NIursImII II. I'n'uIIu-rs, C.. Ixm-.u'ns. C.. Swlft B IIC'I'III'Ill -X II'Ill Y nn. U. IringIm'. Ii. :XIIii11s. XIUSICI CII. UI! .Iliss HUIKIIIII , V I'. Ile-nm-ssvy. I. Donato. Ia. I'iIl'Ilt'l', L, SIl1lIIl'IlI1lIl'Q:l'l' QI, I?oppIvIu'm-l'. IS. NYoit:1nuwsI4i. A. NIL-Clixxturk. Y Sl'IlUIIl'l'. Y. Iinlcln. Miss IIOIQIIICI. D.Curtv.1I. IJ. IJXIIIZIII I7 NIutin I7 Xlutin I IILIIIHII ' .s .A . I ... . ..- .,. , cuI'2lNS. YARN CLUB Hrs. Purril' I. Ii. Nllllvr. II. I IIICII. NI. I'z1Iz1Ica1. I'. NI1ngrm'4-. IC. NIiIIvr N. SIwm'v1'. IJ. Nlim-rcI. I'. IIIIIl'IlC'j'. K. Iivccl. XV. Claim' IC. XVurcIf1'IIu. S. Clli1Ius4-Ii. Mrs. I'lu'1'in'r, If. I'vtc-1'sm1 NI. Pritts. NI. Niclmlsmm. III-Y Mr. Marlin -I. Cnnnpm-rs. J. XILITIISRI, Il. Swullop. B. Kcrns. IJ NIiImIy. Y. XVIII. I . SI1-usnmn. II. lirym-r, I . Alle-1' Mr. Nlnrlin, C. NIQIA-ml. D. I m'n-st XI Vluosl I3 Crupp, AIUIYIII. II. II4lII'IliII. SPORTS CLUB Mr. Lvwix IJ. Dm-IIIgnIIi. I.. Malloy. IS. 'I'unnvI1iII, J. I irvsIom- 'I' Iinmluxf' R Ihsusmu I' S1 LI In I . . . .. . , .Ig u usj, . IJoIIi1.Za1tti II. Rossi. II. Ilalyc-s. IJ. IIZIIIKIOIDII. 'If 'I'l1IIm-y, D Iioln-rts. Ii. Oslvr. SERVICE .Ilis-.v Smulz. Ii. Iutlu-rs. C. Cnssal. QI. Cash-Ilu. VI. Many, VI. Clclosky I. Umzlliv, I. PiII11. Tw ETIQUETTE Mrs. Miller D. Cuvuniuigli, A. LaR0sa, S. Reed, Morgurt, C Aller, P. Pntuka, A. Hughes, G. Ilolt, M. Miller, R Arzberger, M. Younkin, Mrs. Miller. MATH Mr. Hartman M. llorewitz, I. Miller, M. Oppenlieiln, J. Cocldurd T. Caclwallader, L. Mologne, I. Dean, Mr. Hartman, NV. Selieller. T. Thorp, D. Girard. D. Bobo, B. Phillips WOODSHOP Mr. Munsey E. llenkle, D. Clements, C. Pringle, G. Craig, 1. Kozak B. Brezlkiron, M. Koury, C. Miller, E. Leusure, C Strawn. J. Cominslcy. K. Stillwugon. D. Cruuse. Mr Munsey. CRAFT Miss Adams McCann, E. MQ-Kenna, D. Dunlap, K. Sanner, C Queer, D. XVulker. Miss Adams, A. Lilley. S. Kenney AVIATION Mr. Dailey R. Colborn, H. llulfliill, C. Coclwell, R. Strawn, ll. Brvner, D. Forrest, J. Niclcelson. Mr. Duili-v, R. DeAngelis. D. llillm-gas, M. Konry. l ART CLUB Miss Osbum N. Stafford, N. Russell, F. Francis, M. NVnlker, R. Ringer, I . XViltrout, I. NVQ-lling, T. Hilclf-lwralncl. 74 N.-XTUIIIC STUDY ,Ilr.x'. II'1llIml X. xIIk'Ilt'I', It. IXTLIXHAIIQ, -I. Ilcngvlm. A. f.1'uxx'. ID. Dun- suu, I7. Nmu'Iu's4-. C, Ilia-I11'tc'l'. II. Many, Ii. YYiIIizuns II. UIc1'y'. II. I3IaLil'. 'If .-Xuvr. II. Saxon. D. Craft, I3 Iivgguxx. I3. ICmrivIi. .I. Iim'a1I. KI. I'z1IIuw. II. I'III't'SIUlll' XI. Nlinku. II. XYI1ipIu-y, cIl'lll'f', S. cIilIL'IIl'Il. II Ilnym-s. AI. Nlnlngu. II. CIN-1'11v5'. Xlrs. XYuItmn. HOOK ULU I3 .Ilim ZIlHII1l'I'IHIllI ll. IIIQAIIII, I7, Cox. Ii. NIiII1'l', I. IS1'uuIis. A. XIysI4u I Nlim-km-y. C. Xlm1g4'II. 'I'. XIiIIc-r, S. .'xIllI1'l'SUIl, I' Iiingvr. IS. SLIIKIPYS. II. SI1a11lIisI1, ll. Spm-pIc'l'. S. RIMA 4-11 Nl. Slliplvy. Miss ZIIllllli'I'llHIll. A. Dc-XYitt. XY XIILNIAISIIDII. U. IIuIlc'11IivILI. S, I,imIn'1'm4m. II. S1'1lIlI.llI Y. III-Ims, II. II.nugI1nl1u1. lfOl.I.ICC'l'OIIS .Il1'.w. II'iIl.v IJ. l.1-wus, C.. C.umwI4, S. IIl'llNK'I. S. I'm'tvr. C.. C,.1I1Is'. I. IIIIIAIIICIQ. C. liih-nmlr, K. l'rinIwy. I, Stm'1'Imtz4-I. Y SIBIIIAIIISINI, Ii. I'w.1I. Ii. XiL'ImIsrm, l,.CuI:1tvI1.AI. Davis II, lllulmusgll, .X. XYiIcI. NYOC JDSI IUI' .IIr. .IIun.w'y I. IIIIl'IIlIIll'. II. XICXIAIIIIIS. IJ.. I'Illli'I'IL'Ii. -I. CruImIms l. I7a1x'ls. VI. Wlntv. Ii. Ixmg. Is. XIUIIIIUSIII. C.. Borg- mm I' XI K IJuSI1m S IIIIIIIIJIII In a.'...z1y.. ag. KIOKICII CLUB .Ilixs Bum' I'. Sau1cI11sIq', l'. King. IJ. VVurIx, C. Cross. D. Iivalgun I Suisszm. C. NIvI,m1gI1Iin. B. Mickvy, M. I irc-stmu' I SI1 . .' UXYIIILUI. I'. I,llIll'. K4-lly. N. SI10uu-r. D. I3z1iIvx' Y. l5rnuI4s, D. IIc':u'icIx, Miss Iizlllv. II. Bul'l'm1, fl II4'l1l'y. I.. C.uIzlluI1. IZ. Nll'kllI1lII. U. IIIL'IIIl'I'. C. Mm' lly. -I. Curlsrm. U. Iiurns, II. I'IllN'l'Il'Ii, -I. Ilnrvwitln li. IIQIIIQIIIIIQIII. ll. Sprout. YICAIIIIUUIQ ULU II .Iliss Flnin I. IJrisc'uII. I1 I3l'icIn'gulll. C. I,ic'l'c'a'. IC. SIiL'Iix'I. S Xli I N L'Il1lK'IS. S, XXIQILIUXYSOII, D, Cguu-sll'uIm'. Nliss lfloto II. I'ml'1'un, If. Iluwalrd, I . II4u't. D. NYumIvI. AI. ZL'IuIx-yi II. Clllzlrcl. S. Kluppm-11Imrg. Y. lic-y11uIrIs. C. Ilcin. NI w N . - uy'LI. VI. f.a1II:1I14u1. C., NIIIFDIIX. It IIUULI. NI. fun-I11'zlm'. Xl. liuwsm-l'. II. Iluclglv. N. lfiixlla-1'a1IcI. N. l'ouIistaIIm-I' ll liinlmu I IIIxil ll NYUIIK I7 f'nIIlI1m A 7 :Khulna C 'lulplvl' C llllllllil i IIRIDIOI' vIllIliOl' IniAlli'Y TR SDllllS1lI'S H1-in Clmp Dvllal Cllupt F. A. Clnl ph! 4' , ,,. r f muyaq. kf1.,ag1'11 ' H Q .swam 5- .ii x V Y 1 f 5 '5 'vu 1 'H 'J 1 . ' S 8 U K , , .. Mun -S35 4,84--i 4, . ,L ,ggW.i,,i?gga ,HV A vi, e-, 'LJ .L M , . V -:Wi if' 15? M. W UQ' i ff' Jw-4 si .W s 7 war., Q Q.. . , ...W .... ... X ww- -an W 1. 3,1 , v: Um ART HUFF ir eq, 7 , ,QI :., ,WI V h 1 V' ., if M 4 if 1 . i t . ' r 1 ' , af X If - Jwwaa sim, The 1949 edition of the Connellsville High School football squad finished the season with a record of three Wins and seven defeats. Under the capable tutelage of Art Ruff and his assis- tants, Ioe McCune and Ed Spotts, the Cokers showed grim de- termination in battle but were dogged by injuries and had luck most of the season. Hard driving senior hack Bobby Laughery Was, perhaps, the outstanding Coker of the year. The Cokers started off the season with a hang, rumbling Ramsey 34 to 13. Laughery averaged twelve yards per try and ran back a punt for a 64 yard touchdown to star for the Cokers. Klologne, Thompson, and Rauhaugh also added six pointers. Molognes coming on a 44 yard return of a pass interception. German downed the Colcers 30 to 12 in a game which saw Laughery scoring both Coker t. dfs and Dull and Hatfield shin- ing on the defense. Seven days later the injury-riddled Cokers were tripped at Beaver Falls, 25-0. Coming home for next we-ek's action the Cokers were again shy of the end zone and Ieannette was ahead hy 15 points at the final whistle. The Cokers TS E 00 t , .94 : a r 'li A V 5 - lik I '- - ' 'R i I , ' ie? .g Q '- A f w. Q 9 t 5 ' we T r T COKICRS FOOTBALI, SQUAD l'IC'I'URli 'I'Ol' HOV' --- l.lCl T TU lilCll'l' - Nh-Cnne, Asst. Cloaehg Kesslar, Bennett. Conawaiy, Mineral , l'igan , Nedrow . Landei'eld'f , Kosiskou, Conin-r , Barons. Bralunn , llatlield', Keith . Gregg. Rnsso, Stillwagon, ltnil, Coach. NHDDLIC HOW' - LEFT TO RIGHT 1 Pockstaller. I,oln , l'ittsnient', Langliery ', Ilayesw, lianhangli , Smith , Niolognew, llilylll'So, Nlinehart, VI'll0lll17SOIlo, Franks, Snitor. Dnlle, Dahl, Rnyo. Queer. BOTTOM HOV' - LEFT T0 HICIIT - Metzger, Daniels, G. Firestone, Merendino, hi. Firestone, Panzella, Gilpin, Munson, li. Conner, Kraynak, YVatkins ', iXliL'lilllS. Carpenter. llerhert, Nlanxella. 0 g Denotes Letters Earned then traveled to Greensburg where l,anghe1'y and Landefeld 1015 NIeCl'Nl'l Qsafetyl teamed up to give the Cokers an early 9-0 lead. hut the host squad finished with a hang, winning 535-15. Pockstaller scored the last Coker t. d. Back within the confines of Coker Stadium the Cokers ont-classed the Dnnhar Mules 32-6. Laugh- ery counted three times. Mologne and Haubangh once each. A IIzlynes-liailhalli-Ili Dass liighlighted the second frame. A week Xx later the Cokers won again. beating a determined North Union squad 35-19. Langhery scored twice and kicked five placements. lianhangh. Mologne. and Conner also scored for the Cokers. Pittsment hlocked a punt to set np the second Coker tally. Then came the Red Raiders from Uniontown who won ont in the second half 25-0. in the traditional rivalry. The Cokers finished the season on the road. They were defeated hy Redstone 20-6 in a game highlighted hy Conner's 64 yard kickoff retnrn in the final period to set up Herbert's later touchdown. ln one of their best games of the year the Cokers were defeated in the fourth quarter hy Brownsville, 6-0. TU 5 .Q w iff 4 f-1,r4fQEi ,af . A Y ': X S 3 'f,x, A. Q ?QA M s ff? 1 Q, ? , . 9 . , 1? g ,., I -N, 7 4, 4 5 1'. ' W Q. A 5 i F' X., ' Q 9, x-Ki. Q Hi 621044, fn ls! How-P. Stull, B. Goodwin. J. Munsey, C. Henry, K. Pearl, P. Pearl. B. Marcus. L. Meadows Znfl Hour-E. Benford, D. Bobo, B. Tannehill, VV. Sage, D. Sheraw, J. Osler. I. Cypher Src! Hour-ll. Crotl, D. Chidester. C. Moyers, L. Malloy, 1. Firestone, D. De-lliCatti. J, Stoots. D. VValthers, R. Carlick, B. XYard Date Sept. 530 Oct. T Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 ' Nov. 12 DUSTYU HHOADES CROSS COUNTY SCI llCIJU1.l School Kittanning Cannonshurg At Mt. Lehanon At New Kensington Penn Twp. At Central Catholic V il 17 oo .1- Za 21 15 29 le Opp' - S8 -' 33 - 30 - 34 - -40 -26 XV.P.I.A.L. cA1C0lllll.J--c10kCTS 3rd l'.I.A.A. Cstatc College,-Cokers Gtli DON DELLIGATTI Coach Doyle V. Rhoades turned out one of the finest cross-country teams in Connellsville Highis history in 1949. Led hy Donnie Delligatti, who hroke the old Coker Stadium record with a new time of 11:51, john Stoots. and jerry Firestone. the Coker harriers swept through five straight dual meets hefore being shaded hy Central Catholic, 26-29. The Cokers were third in the NV.P.I.A.L. and sixth in the State Meet. Maurice Oppenheini was the Senior manager. 82 SQL. Uamuly. 6'a.4AntbalL jmm, BOTTOM HONV - R. TilllIlC1'l111o, Bruce Ilayvso, B. Minelmrt, D. Taylor St 1 cr , L. Mologm-', C. Lohr ,C Slllililuo TO1' HOVV - H. B2lSCCl1v, Sr. Mgrg J, Bvttcrs', D. Ro1w1'ts , 11, Burciis, 1 Anlhrlsum S, ML-Cov M fr. , - E- Q - Imliczltc-S Lettvrs Received BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1949-1950 PHE-SEASON H-Home SECTION 10 Dilti' SC11001 A-AW2ly CHS OPP. Jim, 3 North Union Dec. 2 - AVkiS111IlgtOll - A - 20 58 Jan' 6 Unioutowfl Dec 6 xvest Newton H - 34 39 Jan. 10 South Union Ian. 13 Dunbar Twp. Dec 9 Johnstown - H - 30 32 :Ian 18 Point M'u'ion Dec 13 Scottdale - A - 34 33 Ian. 20 German Twp. Dec 16 XVest N6WtOl1 A - 33 44 11111.24 Georgg Twp, Dec 27 Clairton - H - 42 52 Jan. 31 North Union 1300. 30 Scottdale- - H - 37 35 FCE- 3 U'1ifT1t5WH Fe 7 Soutm nion FAYETTE COUNTY TOURNAMENT F611 10 D1111bHfITw1v- Fe J. 14 Point 1X arion Feb. 23 - Pc'r1'yopo1is - A - 57 45 Feb, 17 G91-1mmTWp Mar. 3 - North Union A - 37 42 Feb 21 Georges Twp SP3 R NMR sr bl Ni Q 5 his 11 3.51232-'S , 55 ' X g L ike: . - 3 l 55525 LF'.': .z 51 xii, . x X .E ,. e 1 W sw sg J 4, i . 7 ul N , 4 - 'H-N-... FRANK DENNIS SXVIMNIINCI SCI 11C1Jl11.1C 1950 171110 8011001 Cc11u'1's Opp. -11111. 131111111-S111' - 17 - 511 512111. At B1111l'l' 1 22 - -H '1il11. At v1u1111stc1w11 -- 27 W 5351 411111. C111i1'tc111 '-- 13 - 53 A11lll. 1l11c111vs11m' Y 211 4- -16 191-11 1311111-1' - 18 - 11S 191111 At c111l1l'1U11 - 133 - 53 191-11 JU1ll1S10NVl1 - 26 4 A111 F1111 XV.1'.I.A.L. 1C:1l1'11i'g1i' '1'c-1-111 7 D1-rm lst: Ll'llS11I'l' 53141 N1111' 11vgic111g11s fS11171N'l'j' 11111-142 4 171-mx' 5111g I.A'11S1llAl' 7111 N1lll'. Stzltv N11-1-t 1S1111c' C0111-g1'J - 1301111 173111 i11 111-1111 I , 1... . ...L .H KONI' I-I , I m-ugin, J. INIunsvy. Al. C1u'pc-ntcr, I. Forest, -I. Tovvsc-y, -I. Stoots, XV. Iluynm-s. I. Hnulmuglm, II. Prinkic-, J. .-XmI1-l'sm1. NI. Upponlwim, D. CzLII11gI14111. If. I3vnf0rcI, A. X7l'4I1IIll'SIij'. 'I'. II4'rIu-rt, I i:'c-stomz Y. Kooscr. II. Wm-II. IIONY 2-CC. I,uI1r. D. IJ:-Ilitlutti, IC. KIIIXIILIIQ. -I. Manga-II, II. Lamglu-ry. I , Mun2c'IIu, L. Ifruuks. I. Crm-gg, NI. Ilorvwilf, II. Kusisku, XY. I'oc-kstullm-l'. CI. Comm-r. J. Goclclaml. K. StiIIwngon, P. Stull, 'I'. NVisiIusky, j, I irm-stmw. I. lim-Inn, Cl. 1 P Calppal. I. IIIISIIIRIIL I . Carvin IIOXX' 73-Mr, IIImucIc-s, J. Nz-cImw, I . Ilnwkins, C. Moycrs, D. Km-ith. B. 'IIIIUIIIDSUIL bl, XVUIII-, K, 'I'uIIm-y. I.. Mvmluws, x K I u14I1IiIImI II KIKXKIXXIII D C'i1ucI I3 Illus ID C'IuIx I' IH ul I3 NIIIIIIIIS I7 II1IIa lN I IuIImx M1 I..NIalIIUj. . .1 . .- '. ,f'z', . . . 'z'.. Ilvunix ISllcIcIy XVQIIIQI-1' - NY.I'.I.A.I.. 'I'l'1l1'Ii NIQ-I-I - I9-IFJ Ist prim' nm-41.11 for discus tI1row I-rom Nh IloIcIc', NV.I'.I.:X.I,. Yin' I'l'vs. In-ing pu'- sc-ntz-II lu livgix Kusisko Alum- I.m-rvw pn-sm-x1ti11g I.vr4-xv pI.u'qm' to thx- winnvr of Ilu- milf- . 2 TRACK SCI IICIJULIC 1950 Hur. I8-'I'ri-Stulc' 'I'nu-I4 Cmlvlws IIIIIOUI Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. NIM' May Many Man' May May May Many 'I'riz1Is alt South I'au'Ic, I'gIl. I--'I'ri-Shih' I il1uIs 8-Imtroln-, Ilmm- II-Sn-ottclulv. IIom1- IS, I4-Illlvrcluss Mm-vl, Ilmm- l?'I--XYiIkinsImrg, Away 21-I3rmvnsviIIc-, Ilmm- ZSLXVLISIIIIIQIOII. Away 29-XVPIAI. IIc'Iuys, IIUIIII' 2-Cluirtml. Away .5-Vkllsluingtolx Im'iIutiuna1I, Away fi-Cluxclv Sclmol M4-1-I, Ilumv 9-C11n0nsIml1rg, Away I2QI z1yuttc- County Qlmlifying Mm Ilomm- I6-Unirmtown. II0nu' :'ZO-XVPIAL Clnunpimmslnip Mm-I .nl Cau1unsImrg 27-Stutv Mm-vt at Stuff' Coll:-gc 87 -I. Y. BASKETBALL TEAM awk Huw-'l'. Dilvlln, IJ. Siu-mw. li. 'llmm-lmill, I. cTAll'1H'lltl'l', ll. liircl. I mul limx'---Lint, N. Cfmnu-r. S. l'xI'1ll1kS, C. Moyf-rs, H. Oppmzm, 'I'lu- uppvr pin-lllw slmws tlu' -lllllilll' Varsity I3 lmskc-tlmll lm-gun. In tlu- lmw-r Dil'tlll't' 1- lmu' tln- -lllllilll' lligll lmaulwtlmll llillll IUXIUN IIICIII BASKl':'l'l3Al,l, TICANI awk limx'---Nivklllalll, Clroilb, Calm-s, llzlliallwli, Gilpin. Damivls. vI'Llj'll7l'. NIL-Coy. lrnnl RHll4ffglI1'K'l', 'l'u3lnr, clllilfd. Klklyllklk, Barron, Kmul, Ilurs-witz, II1-nry. Cuppu. 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Pittsliurgh, St. COUGI-1ENOUR'S CLEANERS 6: DYERS Mt. Etna Blvd. BAUCHMANS MOTOR SALES 125 Peach St. l BRADLEY PAINT COMPANY Wholesale - Retail 608 VV. Crawford Ave. BURDETTES Appliances 81 Plumbing Dawson, Pa. COLLIN'S HOTEL R. M. Collins, Owner 149 XV. Crawford Ave. 1311. VV. K. NEWll.l. 804 S. Pittsburgh St. , FAYETTE REALTY COMPANY Insurance :Sz Real Estate SANITONE CLEANERS The Goodwin Co., Inc. T. D. Cardner- Fur Storage VanDylce 1'll1l1llJC1'lC Second National Bank Bldg. 131 Billwin Ave- GRAZIANOS CLOVER FARM Groceries, Produce, Meats Phone 616-617 KOTLER'S SHOE STORE SAM LEVIN FURNITURE CO. Q Complete Home Furnitures Shoes tor the Entire Family Connellsville, Pa. EAT AT NOUKSS PLACE MCCORMICK FUNERAL R. W. HERWICK Sandwiches SERVICE YV. Crawford Sr 5th St. Curb Service Normalvillc, Pa. 306 South Pittsburgh St. Phone 526 94 M R. R. ROBBINS friend Spanaofm, HOOKIS HARDWARE 516 NV. Crawford BRICKMAN INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance 239 E. Crawford Avo. REVETTA'S HOTEL 225 N. YVQIIM' St. MRS. M. E. SPISHAK 2153 South Sth Sl. SVVIMMEIYS CLEANERS Cash 6: Curry 103 S. Pittsburgh St. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Lewis Mologne, President VVONDER, BAR 81 RESTAURANT 125 South Pittsburgh St. XVALT'S CONFECTIONARY 131 E. Fairview Ave. MACURA'S MENS SUITS FARMERS COOPERATIVE DAIRY ASSOCIATION TROUTM AN 'S 95 ll W ll l ll W Zacks 126 N. Pittsburgh St. The Hollywood Shoppe Connellsville, Pa. 0glevee's Flower Shoppe 113 S. Pittsburgh St. C. C. Davidson Inc. 123 W. Crawford Ave. Highway Fruit Market Quality Fruits 8: Vegetables Harris' Men's Store 210 N. Pittsburgh St. Dr. L. Shrallow Dentist DeMuth Florist Flowers for all occasions Charm Beauty Salon 306 Natil Bank 81 Trust Bldg. Bixler's Drug Store Dawson, Pa. Baer's Dairy Bar Dawson, Pa. Mr. W. A. Molnar Dr. Fred H. Harrison Dr. I. R. Cottom Melvina's Beauty Shoppe Miss Catherine Zimmerman Mr. 8: Mrs. Dwayne Vance Mr. 8: Mrs. jacob Cappa Mr. 61 Mrs. W. L. Pritts Mrs. Frances Cappa Mrs. Hook Miss Anna M. 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