East Huntingdon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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I9-19 NNIVERSAFKY 'ru lf: NIIR RQR 19-1-9 PUIHJISIIED l IX' TIIE SENIUR CLASS . ll F EAST I lUN'l'INGDON IIIGIAI Scnool. A I.Vl'ZR'l'0N. Pl-IN NSY LVAN IA VUI.. XIX 1 14 f 1899 1949 The year 1949 marks the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the first public high school in East Huntingdon Township. This was also the first rural high school in the state of Pennsylvania. The grade school building in Alverton was selected to accom- modate the high school students because this was really an experi- ment in rural education. This same building is used today for the vocational shop and home economics departments. The early courses consisted of advanced academic subjects and were completed in three years. The first year of the school's exis- tence, one teacher taught all subjects. However, as the classes in- creased, more teachers were employed with one of them acting as principal. Several of these early teachers were: O. H. Strawbridge, Wil- liam Thompson, and P. D. Rhinehart. The first graduating class of East Huntingdon Township had four members: Birdie Byers, Tillie Hunker, Walter Stoner, and George Lowe. ? 1899 1919 The high school classes soon proved to be so popular among the citizens of our township that it was necessary to separate the high school from the grade school students. Funds were soon collected for a large, modern building. It was finally decided to erect the new school across the road from the old grade school. This structure was completed in 1900. It was made of red brick and contained four large class rooms and an oHice. Much credit must be given to the members of the school board who undertook this task. These members were: Mentor Gainey, John K. Fox, Byron Kelley, Michael Mathias, J. J. Houser, and W. O. Cowan. The curriculum was expanded to include a commercial course and music. The graduating class of 1925 had 33 members, and the three underclasses averaged 50 members each. There were seven faculty members all holding college degrees. Extra curricular activities that year included: Webster and Sumner Debating Societies, Glee Club, Library, Class Plays, Radio Club, Yearbook, Orchestra, and Football. By 1925 this school had reached its capacity, so it was decided to build a larger, more up-to-date high school. Now this old school serves as a grade school building but East Huntingdon graduates from 1900 to 1925 still call it "Alma Mater." 3 1899 1949 The present high school was started in the spring of 1924 and opened in the fall of 1925. The school board who authorized this was: Austin Taylor, John Ritchie, D. F. Cowan, E. C. Null, F. C. Dell, George S. Hixson, and J. Henry Bair. The new high school was built in the most modern style. It contains a large gym, showers and dressing rooms, auditorium, cafe- teria, library, offices, science laboratory, and modern class rooms. Recently an electric bell system, intercommunication, and pub- lic address system have been added. In 1930 the school was reorganized into a six-year high school. In 1930 the first buses were used for transporting all pupils. The vocational agriculture course was added to the curriculum in 1928, in 1930 the shop course was added and in 1932 the home economics de- partment was also made a part of the high school courses. The graduating class of 1949 has seventy-one members. The total present high school enrollment is five hundred and twenty-five. Today's faculty includes nineteen teachers, a school nurse, school secretary, high school principal and supervising principal. As we look at our high school achievements, we can truly say that East Huntingdon Township is still interested in progressive rural education. Our aim has always been to help our school live up to its motto: "Second to None." 4 1899 19.110 LIST OF PRINCIPALS DURING 50 YEARS Supervising Principals: High School Principals: Orton Lowe O. H. Strawbridge O. P. Medsgar P. D. Rinehart William Latimer O- P- Medggjaf Frank Evans VV. G. Lattlmore W O Suter W. O. Suter ' ' H. K. Rhodes Grover Felgar Sam Fausold J- Henry Bair John C. Haberlen John C. Haberlen Frank Brogkg Henry Helt John Lirrlber D. P. Davis Chester Murray M. J' Horsch John C. Groome A. F. Green M' J' Horsch Emerson Loucks J. Owen Huntsman D. William Davis SCHOOL BOARD lst Row: Sam D. Dull, Elmer J. Keller, Robert S. Croushore, D. Curt North. Znll Row: Carl G. Peterson, Lucian Suter. Arthur F. Green, J. M, Leighty, 7 1899 1949 NflCAxEiI3CDCJlC SYFeXI?B' 1st Row: D. Griffith, M. Suter, J. Peterson, J. Null, N. Reese. 2nd Row: Mr. McG1'ane, Mr. Hough, J. Snyder, F Beranek, Miss Pfoutz. 3rd Row: R. Dell, E. Aitken, H. Nelson, E. Taylor, M. Guzy, G. Dye. ALMA MATER In the Allegheny mountains, Whe1'e our forefathers carrie before, Stands our dear Alma Mater, Whose name we will always adore. She's a good school and a sure school, And her vict'1'ies have only begun: For your fairness and fame we will honor y For we love you, East Huntingdon. East Huntingdon, East Huntingdon, East Huntingdon for evermore! You're our dear Township High School, Whose name we will always adore. When we've all gone from our school-days, And our work in the world has begun, We will think of our foster Mother. And days at East Huntingdon. Then we'll know the cause of our vict'ries, And for all of the battles we've won: It's the school of our youth with her honor And we love you East Huntingdon. 6 C. Solomon, E. Bash, N. Suter, . Tylka, R. Kerns, D. Pfoutz, R. E. Bodenheimer, H. Gratzinger, our name, and truth, 1127 1809 19-19 A. F. GREEN D. WILLIAM DAVIS Supervising Principal High School Principal "Keep this particular thing in mind." "Separate the sheep from the goats." The faculty means much to our high school life. They teach us, help us, advise us, and correct us. Often We don't understand their methods, but the older We become the more We realize that it is all for our benefit. Deep down in our hearts We appreciate this guidance, Thanks! faculty members for doing such a splendid job in trying to teach us wheat We should know. Eleanor Bair J- Henry Bah. Margaret Boretsky Martha D. Craig Math, English Math Physical Education, English, Science, . H lth. H' t . "Quiet back there or "Cut out the chin H , , ea N ls cry I'11 give you a Ze,-Oy' muSic.77 Pick it up and move Today, we will travel it." to Brazil." 8 1899 l 1019 Th R. C f d , Carolyn S. Eckman umm raw or Mary Jane Durstme Vocational Home Econ- Health, Sghool Nm-ge, omics, Related Arts, Rc- Physical Education. ,, ,, lated Ch9m1Stl'Y- Whatmayldoforyou- "ln 0,-.im to get this "That's beside the point, let's get back to health." nompletcd. we have to Dorothy K. Faust Music "Keep the music soft." Charles H. Flemming Ruth A, Fornataro Machine Shop, Vocational French, English, Art Dl"eCtm" "Ali-ighny, ru be dm-ned "I thought I told you to If VH P3-SS You-U sit down, Zorackif' G H. F h Margaret L. Gelosh eorge ret Y General and Vocational Ralph L' Hough 1V121il1,A1g9b1'3,G00m9U'Y- Home ECOHOHHCS, General Science, Social . , Related Bi0l02Y- Science, English. Right' Vemstko? "I'm afraid you'll have H ,V A H , to rip that Seam Out, Aliight, you WISUACIQS. honey." 9 1899 I w 1949 Corinne Houser James T. MCG,-ang J. W. Mullin School Secretary. General Science Biology Vocational Agriculture. :Yes you may use the Related Science. MDM you heal, the one telephone." about ......-,--- - ---A-,--AA'-4A-4--.---- ?" "Where do you belong, friend?', Georgia Parsons 4 Virginia Wray Pfoutz Joseph E. Smith Latin, English, Social History, English Library. Social SCifQTlf3e. HiSt0l'Y, Studies. H . .7,, Cwlcs' Do you get the point. "Get to Work people and "Hush, YOUT IY10l1thS, YOU stop giggling." 2111- Lyle H. Stoner Vocaticnal Wood Shop, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. "Get out your T-squares." Sarah Strolxm Dietician "Whatever the kids want. they can have." 10 Marjorie P. Waldron English, Problems of Democracy. 'Let me illustrate." A4f,.,4,f,-4,41 1899 1949 JOHN BARBER "Jack" Football, Basketball. Just be patient and you will see. A Mnthematician .luck will some day be. THOMAS BELZER "Tom" Staure Manager. A good, steady. reliable chap, Some iluy yzoorl fortune will fall in his lap. ETHEL AITKEN "Charity" Glee Club, Jr. and Sr. Class Play. Ethel with a heart of gold. Does her work without be- ing told. JOAN BAIR "Bunny" Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A.. Jr. Class Play, Glee Club, Special Chorus, Cafeteria, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra. Operetta, Coronation Chorus, Commencement Speaker. Joan, who likes Nevin, Savs mm-ryinyz him will be like heaven. ROBERT BERANEK 'Bob Football, Basketball, Traek, Jr. Town Meetinz. Class Offieer, Varsity Club, An- nual Staff, Snow Queen Coronation. Commence- ment Speaker. Always in trouble anal still he's gay, He'll be a suevess, wl- know, some day. ELDORA BODENHEIMER "Bootie" Annuil Staff, Glee Club, Sr. Class Play. Eldora has little to say, liut she is kind in every way. 12 EILEEN BASH "Susie" Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, An- nual Staff, Operetta. Coronation Chorus, Jr. and Sr. Class Play. Eileen's beautiful hair Is combed smooth so J. R. will care. JAMES E. BENTZ "Dutch" Stage Manager. Dutch, who drives n Chev- rolet, Always keeps Mr. Flem- mimx Hay. '52 1890 19.19 CARL CROUSHORE "Carl" Band. Carl is the bashful kind. Few like him, can you find. RONALD F. DELL "Duke" Annual Staff, Opefellfa- Full of pep and nonsense. too. Dell does what he iS HOF? expected to. MELVIN BROWN "Pete" Football, Basketball. Track. Varsity Club. F. F. A. A hanDY-Zo-lucky lad with- out a care, His hours of study seem to be rare. ELEANOR BUGOSH "Boogie" F. H. A., Coronation Chor- us. Eleanor is just a tiny mite, But in the kitchen she's all right. GRACE EDWARDS "Gracie" Tri-Hi-Y, Class Play Prompter, Cafeteria. Gracie, who is full of fun, Is always joking with ev- eryone. DOROTHY FELGAR "Dottie" Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Queen's Court. Dorothy, we know, likes the sunny land Where she'll be happy with her Stan. RACHEL CUNNARD "Penny" Glee Club. Operetta, F. H. A., Usherette, Coronation Chorus. Rachel, who is Resko's danviniz mate. Also likes to roller skute. GERALD DYE "Jerry" Hi-Y, Band, Annual Stuff. No one can tell when he's around, For Jerry rarely makes n sound. 1899 1949 JOANNE FRETTS "Johnnie" F. H. A., Tri-Hi-Y. Joanne is happy, carefree. and gay, Forever talking the live- lomz clay. Doromzs crurrm-1 --Graff" Majorette, Operetta, Glee Cluo, S p e cial Chorus, Double Octette, A'Cap- polio, Class Officer, An- nual Staff, Basketball. Mixed Chorus. Dolores with her twirling' baton, Will be strutting' on and on. JOSEPH FIEDOR "Junior" Basketball, Class Officer, Varsity Club, Football, Honorary Captain of all County Football Team. Joe is so noted for his football fame That he may go to Notre Dame. NINA FOSTER "Tillie" Scottdale: Red Cross, Scot- tie S t a f f , Usherette, Choral Club: E. H. H. S.: Glee Club. Nina is such a bashful miss. We wonder what's the cause of this. MARCELLA GUZY iimarcvy Ensemble, Glee Club, Spe- cial Chorus, Operetta, Double Octette. Corona- tion Chorus, A'Cappelln, Annual Staff. Marcella is brilliant, hon- est, and truei A loyal friend she is to you. PAULINE JANESKO "Bunny" Glee Club. A'Canpella, Tri- Hi-Y, Ensemble, Oneretta. Cheerleader, Snow Queen's Court, Annual Staif. It's Folks like her with a readv smile, Who make the ways of life worthwhile. DONALD FUNK "C-obbie" Football. Basketball. Track. F. F. A. lTreasurerl. Varsity Club. Don is our basketball hero, Who always keeps the score above zero. HELEN GRATZINGER "Grafx" Orchestra, Ensemble. Band. Glue Club, Jazz Band. Special Chorus, Operetta, Double Octette, A'Cap- pella, A n n u al Staff. Coronation Chorus. Helen is never Klum And plavs all day on her big drum. 1899 IWO HARRY JONES "Casey" Stmze Manager, Annual Staff. "C,isey Would Waltz with a Strawberry Blonde," Give our Casey a Chance anal he'll vurry un. JOSEPH M. KITTA "Choppers" Football Basketball. Val'- sity Club, Stage Manag- er, Annual Staff. Joe was our football quar- terbuckg ext ear wf.'ll wish we N Y ' haul him buck. PHYLLIS JOHNSON Monkey F. H. A., Coronation Chor- RICHARD JOHNSON "Dick" Phvuls with her Holden Richard is Phyllis' brother brown hair, you know, Never Seems H1 have 5' Chemistry is his only woe. Care. Wm. S. LEVENDOSKY, Jr. "Willis" Football iCaptainl, A l l County Football Tewm, Track, V a r s i t y Club iPresidentl. Bill, who has lots of mon- 9Y. Should have no trouble finding si honey. EILEEN McCARTY "Mac" Gentle, quiet, and very meek, What career does Eileen seek? RONALD K. KERNS "Runyon" Football, linsketbnll imnn- um-rl, Jr. und Yr. Class Play, Varsity Club, Hi- Y, Annual Stuff. 'Frau-k. At nixrht he likes to luke a rifle, An'l :L irirl is always nl, his slxle. EUGENE KURTH "Gene" Stage Manager. Gene is no fool, Yet he doesn't like In comm' to svhnnl. s ef ..51,t. 1899 1949 CLARA A. MONTGOMERY -.Camn F. H. A., Cafeteria, Class Play Prompter, Usher- ette, Coronation Chorus. Clara is rather dark and tall, And a very good player in basketball. EUGENE NELSON "Dusty" F. F. A. lbasketball teaml. Eugene is a farmer at heart: He believes everyone Should do his part. DAN McNAIR "Mac" Football, Basketball. Track. Dan is a slow moving boy: He often mixes trouble with joy. MARY JANE MILLWARD nsnmn F. H. A., Coronation Chor- IIS. Marv Jane is bashful--in fact very shy- She's so quiet we all won- der why. JANE NULL "Jit" Cheerleader, Tri - Hi - Y Special Chorus, Glee Club, Basketball. Oneret- ta, Annual Staff, Usher- ette, Coronation Chorus. Jane as she cheered oum football team, Helnerl to get it on the beam. HENRY PAJAK "Pajak" Henry who has lots of Joys. Is one of our machine shop boys. CLADYS MYERS "Snooks" Library, Annual Staff. Gladys with her fluttering eyes, Makes Jerry give many si!-ths. HELEN NELSON "Tex" F. H. A.. Coronation Chor- us, Annual Staff, Usher' ette. Helen must have found her man, By the looks of her third fini-ter, left hand. 1800 1949 DEAN PFOUTZ "Rogers" Sr, Class Play, Jr. Town Meetinfl. Annual Staff, Commencement Speaker. In school he is quiet and very shy-3 lint at "Birch Lawn" farm goh myl EUGENE POOLE "Ozzy" Track fmanagerl, Basket- ball fmanazerl. "0zzv" is a short little chap, Who always seems to take the rap. CHARLES PETERSON "Cassanova" F. F. A. Charles is a bashful boy Who finds farming his greatest joy. JOANNE PETERSON upeten Orchestra, Band, Special Chorus, Double Octette, A'Cappella. Trio. Mixed Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y. Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Operetta, Class Officer, Jr. Town M e e t i n 2. Basketball. Usherette, Snow Queen's Court, Annual Stafl',Glev Club, All County Choru.. Commencement Speaker. Joanne with her charming smile, Kr-eps us happy all the while. EDWARD REAGAN "Big Smokey" F. F. A. Ksecretaryl. Ed seems to be quiet in his ways: But he'll surprise us one of these days. NANCY REESE "Nance" Library, Annual Staff. Nancy, one of our library 1-rirls. Alwavs has such pretty curls. 17 BENJAMIN F. PIPER l.Benn F. F. A. Apples, hay, outs. and our Are Ben's thoughts from morn tu morn. DON REACAN "Little Smokey" Track. F. F. A. llmskvt balll. Don is so full of fun That he keeps the teacher on the run. gd... .,,. ., 4" .CQ 1800 1949 GERTRUDE RITTER "Mearle" F. H. A. Gertie is in a whirl. Always talkin? Of her Mearle. RUTH E. SMITH "Smitty" F. H. A. Ruth is happy throughout the day, And pleasant to all every way. NANCY REMALEY "Nance" Band, Tri-Hi-Y. Cafeteria, Usherette, Class Play Prompter. Nancy, whose appearance is very neat, ls quite fond of a certain boy named Pete. MARY K. RESKO "Kay" F. H. A.. Coronation Chor- us, Ushers-tte. Mary K. who is quit.:- "keen," Also is a polka queen. . JOHN SNYDER "John" F. F. A., Band, F. F. A. Basketball, Annual Staff. Be careful, girls, don't break your heart: .Iohn's only interest is in art. CAROL SOLOMON usouyn Band, Orchestra, Special Chorus, Glee Club, Oper- etta, Class Officer, Bas- ketball, Tri-Hi-Y, All County B a n d , Snow Queen's Court, Annual Stal-T, Jr. Town Meeting, Sr. Class Play. Carul's so dainty and sweet With a personality that c'an't he beat. 18 JOSEPH R. SLADKY ujoen Basketball, Football. Joe is the greatest Romen in the land: The Senior girls fight tn hold his hand. CATHERINE SNYDER "Sneezy" Cafeteria, Sr. Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y. Catherine-'s main interest is in domestic life: She-'ll certainly make xx wonderful wife. tvg , QQ 1899 LUCIAN SUTER, Jr. --Jack" Football, Track, Basketball Varsity Club, F. F. A lpresidentl. Lucian and his flying jeer Someday might end up in a heap. NANCY SUTER "Muggins" llnnal, Orchestra, Glee Club 'Fri-Hi-Y fpresiilentl,Jr. Class P l a y, Operetta, Snow Queen, May Queen's Court. All Coun- ty lland, Annual Staff. Chorus. Nancy is our tiny "queen" A prettier girl we have HEVEI' seen. ROSE MARIE STEPANIC "Blondie" Glee Club, A'Cappella, Mixed Chorus, Special Chorus, Ensemble, Oper- etta, Usherette. Rose has such lovely blue eyes, We think that she should win a prize. ROBERT STONER "Bob" Football, Basketball, Hi-Y itreasurer and vice presi- dentl, Varsity Club, Jr. Town Meeting, Class President and Vice Presi- dent, Commencement Speaker. Rob plays basketball ann has a charming smile Which makes the girls think he's worthwhile. EILEEN TAYLOR "Toni" Band, Orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y ftreasurerl, Class Offic- er, Annual Staff, Usher- ette. Eileen with her lips of rosy red, ' Had no trouble getting her Fred. 19 1949 MARJORIE SUTER "Margie" 'Pri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Oper- etta, Chorus, Annual Staff. M8l'Hie's blonde hair makes her look neater: Ilut nothing: could mlikp her any sweeter. LEANELDA SZYMANSKI ul-een Operetta, Glee Club, En- semble, A'C:inpella, Band, Usherette, Mixed Chor- us. Leaneldu goes through life with ease, Never wanting: to displeale JAMES TOTH "Mike" Mike, we think, has lots of luck, For he got himself a four point buck. 1899 CHARLES VEROSTKO "Jungle Boy" Football, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Operetta, Varsity Club. Charles is our class clownl For this he should win great renown. RONALD WHlGHAM nwiggyn Basketball, Track, Varsity Club ivice presidenti. Stage Manager, Football 1Captainb. All County Football Team. A football player with plen- ty of fight: Everyone thinks "WiEEY's" ull right. FRANCIS J. TYLKA "Frank" Jr. and Sr. Class Play, An- nual S t a f f, Operetta, Band, Mixed Chorus, All County Chorus. Frank has a masculine voice, By that we know he's the girls' choice. BERNADINE VALENTOVISH "Deanie" Glee Club, A'Cappella, En- semble. Operetta, Usher- ette, Annual Staff. "lJeanie" used to be so bashful and shy, But now she catches that certain 1.ZuY'S eye. FRANK S. ZORACKI "Bulldozer" Football, Varsity Club. boys, Always making lots noise. Frank is one of our typical 20 1949 i EDWARD WAGNER "Ea" F. F. A. We find him always on the E01 He doa-sn't like to study though. ROBERT YEZEK "Bob" liuml, Hi-Y. Bob we know is Frank's pal: He never can resist a gal. QAM 1899 1949 President Tom Peterson Vice President Joan Anderson The Junior Class of 1949 have proved them- selves to be an ambitious and enthusiastic group. Last year they came into their own as sopho- mores. Their big social event then was the Val- entine party. Near the end of the year they took part in the operetta, "Oh Doctor." Several sophomores had major parts in this and many served as chorus members. As Juniors they have set a fast pace. This class is well represented both on the gridiron and basketball court. They have three members on the cheerleading squad. Their Class Play, "Mrs Plaster of Paris," was a great success. The cli- max of their Junior year comes with the Prom given in honor of the Seniors. Now they are looking ahead to a bright fu- ture next year with new thrills, dances in their honor, and their long-awaited graduation. 22 Junior Officers with Mrs. Waldron, Mr. Hough, and Mr. McGrane. Secretary Betty Honeychuck Treasurer Carole Baird 1899 1949 President Secretary Joe Green Ann McBeth W . Vice President , i W iw Treasurer Robert Soforic Sophomore Officers with Mrs. Fornataro and Mr. Smith Darrel Begonia Anytime we Seniors get too deeply involved in our chemistry and geometry problems, we pause for a minute and listen. What do we hear? It's the light-hearted, carefree laughter of the Sophomores. Their merriment came to a grand climax with the annual Val- entine party. It was a gala affair. What a night of fun was rolled into this social event. Never could we be without these happy Sophs. At pep rallies, in the game, or even in the classroom, their unending enthusiasm and energy are sure to keep everyone's spirits high. You've really got what it takes, Sophsg and here's to your future success! 25 1899 1049 Gail Bentz Gayle Bert! Margaret Brodak Sally Brown Milly Bryan Glenn Cavanauzh Lillian Chrapcynskl Dolores Costelnock Thelma Eicher Roy Fe-l2ar Barbara Fierlor Barbara Findlay Janet Frotts Jack Gibbons Anna Marie Grippo Paul Hendrick s Richard Hough James Kearney Carl Kolar Vcrnun Kuoser Charlotte Kunzler Geurrre Labosky Edfrar Lambinir Velma Leighty Phyllis Martin Donald Mathias James Maust Dolores! Muha. Eugene Myers Herbert Ohler 1899 1949 Anthony Osip Elvu Overly Barbara Pinskey Bernard Pugwizfl Loretta Pritts Dan Pytlnk Dolores Quartz Don Rich Rita Ritenuur Genevie-vv Rudnick Wendell ShufTvr Jean Shallenlwrprvr Leroy Sha-rnmn Nancy Shivvly Ray Silslvy Alberta Sisco Kenneth Snyder Ernest Stanyon Cecelia Stepunsky Dean Struhm Janet. Sullenlrerger Nell Sultzer Frances Suter Paul Toth Andrew Verostkn Josephine Wawrzyniak Joe Yurechkn Jane- Zxrorovki 1899 1949 The 8th Grade Sponsors: Mr. Mullin, Miss The 7th Grade Sponsors: Mrs. Gelosh and Craig, and Miss Bair. Mr. Crawford. "I wonder where room 9 is?" questioned Nancy Hepler. "We've been on two floors and we still can't find it," chimed Virginia Stoner and Joan Myers. Yes, these were the statements of seventh graders who had just begun their great exciting step of entering a new life in the high school building. They soon became accustomed to their surroundings and acquaintances. The eighth graders just stand back and laugh at these bewild- ered "greenies." They recall their actions of a year before. They are veterans now. The eighth graders have already established a name for themselves by their last year's records. They know the ropes and can start working their way up the ladder. This year the freshmen consider themselves the seniors of the junior high classes. They have representatives in every field: operet- ta, band, football, basketball, and intramurals. Also, they deserve credit for supporting the magazine sale. Here's to all these future seniors of E. H. H. S. The 9th Grade Sponsors: Miss Boretsky, Mr. Bair, and Mrs. Faust. 28 Edwin Dillinger 1899 Bernard Timko Carolyn Wesche Dale Whigham Philip Whipkey William Wolfe Shirley Zrzorecki Jerry Bentz Earl Bollinger Patty Brahosky Maxine Brothers Ned Brown Ernest Byers Nancy Carnack Robert Colbert Jack Cole Emma Jean Collins Nancy Crouse William Davison Louise Davis Charles Dibler Kenneth Dibler Martha Dye Gladys Edwards Edith Felgar Thelma Fenton Robert Findley Wilfred Fisher Ruth Ann Fox Ralph Fretts Jean Fry Faye Geary Marlene Charles Carolyn Donald Ronald Robert Geary Geckle Glover Gratzinger Gratzinzer Grimm Waddy Grippo Thelma Hawk Viola Hawk Fred Hayes Nancy Hewler James H'Ies Louis Hivcson l"lorunce Hudyzkiss Betty Houser Bibiana Hribal Mara Hultyzren Margaret Johnson Patty Kaczmarek Edward Kimmel Dorothy King Nickie Kovack Patrir-ia Kozer Norma Kurth Sara Labosky Robert Lineberry Janet Mauk Connie McCloy Donnie McClny Audrey McDowell .5am McLean 1949 1599 'W' ' Barbara Mil-del , Albert Miller ' Marjorie Miller T Roxanne Miller 1 Frank Montgomery John Mosch Joanne Myers Marjorie Myers Wayne M yers Edward Overly Dorothy Pallu Patty Patterson Larry Paul Patty Peterson Florence Porter Phyllis Porter Charlotte Putoku Florence Potokn Vincent Potokn Beulah Pritts Earl Reagan Patty Ross Edward Rossi-y Carole Ruth Edwin Schmitz Joan Shaffer Thomas Shirer Sally Simmons Richard Sousa Andrew Soforic Thomas Soforic Donald Stiltenpole Virginia Stoner Edward Swartz Meredith Trout Dorothy Verostko Beverly Walsh Donald Walsh Ethel Watkiss Harry Weitzel Robert Welch Willis Werry Blanche Wick Kenna Lee Yezek Jack Zimmerman 33 1809 19-19 TRI-Hl-Y lst: D. Ifada, J. Bair, M. Bryan, D. Quartz, C. Hollis, J. Null, M. Suter, F. Osterwise, B. Null. D. Husband. 2nd: B. Findley, J. Fretts, N. Sultzer, N. Suter, M. Weitzel, D. Felgar, E. Taylor, E. Bash, C. Solomon. Miss Bair. 3r'd: J. Anderson, B. Honeychuck, J. Chuey, B. Lessman, L. Brown, F. Suter, J. Baird, D. Jurella, J. Peterson, P. Janesko. VARSITY CLUB lst: J. Green, D. Funk, R. Whigham, W. Levendosky, R. Kerns, M. Brown. 2ml: Mr. Smith, J. Kitta, R. Beranek, L. Sitter, F. Zoracki, Mr. Frethy. Lird: C. Vcrostko, J. Fiedor, R. Stoner, J. Graft, D. Dull, D. Begonia. 36 1899 BAND lst: S. Love, S. Whigham, J. Anderson, D. GriHitl1. 2nd: J. Hodgkiss, C. Kolar, F. Tylka, W. Fisher, R. Lineberry, J. Line-berry, J. Mul- lin, D. Love, G. Colbert, B. Zimmerman, M. Beranek, B. Miedel, R. Leighty, L. Reagan, J. Weisel, Mrs. Faust, C. Croushore, R. Yezek. 3rd: H. Bills, D. Eicher, C. Qua1'tz, L. Kalp, R. Mulhorn, M. Hultgren, D. Fada, M. Brodak, C. Ruth, V. Fisher, L. Cunningham, D. Resko, D. Thorn. 4th: N. Bigham, H. Brodak, A. McBeth, L. Brown, H. Gratzinger, F. Suter, D. Troupe, N. Ritz, V. Leighty, M. Bryan, D. Quartz, H. Bacorn. 5th: J. Kaczmarek, J. Sullenberger, R. Kellaway, L. Chrapcynski, G. Nagy, P. Pat- terson, B. Gonda, L. Sherman, D. Gratzinger. I9-lf! MIXED CHORUS lst: A. Davis, D. Jurella, S. Love, F. Osterwise, B. Null, R. Stepanic, D. Husband, N. Bigham. 2ml: N. Ritz, W. Kooser, C. Hollis, P. Janesko, B. Valentovish, L. Brown, A. Mc- Beth, D. Quartz, M. Bryan, Mrs. Faust. flrd: D. Love, G. Bentz, J. Bair, N. Shively, M. Weitzel, C. Baird, J. Kaezmare-k, J. Null, J. Anderson, C. Rose. 37 1809 1949 GLEE. CLUB Ist.: J. Peterson, M. Suter, E. Aitken, C. Schmitz, E. Bodenheimer, R. Smith, G. Keslar, R. Kellaway, M. Felgar, A. McBeth, J. Anderson. Znd: N. Foster, H. Gratzinger, D. Felgar, C. Solomon, N. Suter, E. Bash, D. Grif- fith, L. Szymanski, D. Fisher, A. Barber, C. Babura. 3rd: B. Zimmerman, A. Kunzler, P. Poole, M. Potoka, G. Walsh, D. Troup, J. Schurer, D. Stoner, S. Wesche, S. Snyder. .. .,,. ,,.,.,.. ,. , . E, GLEE CLUB lst: G. Johnson, B. Oakes, R. Young, S. Suter, G. Hart, H. Brodak. P. Bosanick, IJ. Muha, E. Sisco, E. Shaw. Znd: V. Leighty, R. Stout, L. Chrapcynski, J. Wawrzyniak, F. Suter, H. Hendricks, P. Wesche, B. Lessman, B. Honeychuck, W. Ullery, B. Keefer. Slrml: V. Queer, G. Berg, C. Kunzler, P. Martin, T. Eicher, S. Whighani, B. Findley, J. Fretts, R. Ritenour, N. Sultzer, J. Chuey. 338 1899 1919 F. H. A. lst: Mrs. Gelosh, J. Fretts, C. Montgomery, R. Cunnard, R. Smith, H. Nelson, G. Ritter, M. Resko, J. Bair, E. Bugosh, P. Johnson, M. Millward, Mrs. Eckman. 2nd: J. Sullenberger, L. Yothers, L. Hobson, D. Felgar, B. Keefer, D. Resko, L. Cunningham, V. Rolla, B. Honeychuck, W. Ullery, E. Konieczny, V. Queer, A. Kunzler, J. Fretts, D. Costelnock. 3rd: G. Berg, T. Eicher, A. McBeth, C. Kunzler, J. Wawrzyniak, L. Pritts, F. Suter, E. Overly, L. Brown, G. Bentz, B. Findley, J. Shallenberger, L. Chrapcynski, P. Martin, J. Zgorecki, N. Sultzer, A. Sisco, A. Grippo. F. F. A. lst: D. Reagan, M. Brown, A. Vance, B. Piper, D. Funk, L. Suter, W. Fisher, E. Reagan, J. Snyder, H. Bacorn, C. Teaters. 2nd: T. Sidlovsky, E. Nelson, L. Sherman, J. Grimm, V. Taylor, E. Wagner, G. Baird, G. Lauffer, T. Snyder, G. McBeth, Mr. Mullin. 3rd: A. Bowser, D. Hough, H. Leasure, C. Edwards, W. Hodgkiss, E. Myers, T. Trout, D. Peterson, H. Ohler, C. Peterson, G. Labosky, D. Strohm, D. Myers, C. Kolar. 39 1899 1949 -nl' 'i' 1. Pretty! Isn't She? 1. The 2. The Christmas Carolcrs. 2. The 23. We Werv on thc Air. 23. Our -1. Tho F. F. A.'s Big' Momvnt. -10 if 11' Queen and Her Court. Royal Crowning. Helpers. I S fi 0 lljjlj if Is. E 1. "Keep Moving." 1. Take If Easy, Boys! 2. The Big S111'111'ise. 2. "My Yvllnw Tomato Pl'0S4,'l'Vl'S.' IZ. Sm-nim' Sponsors. 23. The Seniors' l"z1ith1'11l Officurs. ll Qffflfzf 1.999 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1948 .H. 13 S. Huntingdon 18 ,H. 0 Hurst ,..,. ......,.,, ,,...,, 6 .H. 7 Dunbar . ....,, 0 ,H. 0 Ramsay .... ,,.,..,. 6 ,H. 6 Sewickley ,... 6 .H. 13 Perry Twp. ......,..,,. O . H. 35 West Newton ..,... 7 .H. 6 Scottdale ,....,............ 13 .H. 14 Youngwood . 0 STARTING LINE-UP E .,,,,.,..... Beranek ...... 86 T ...,, ,..... K erns .. .,.,,.. 97 G ..,.,., , ,Brown ,,,.,,, ., ,,.. ., 76 ,,.,,..Whigham 75 G... , .,.G1'een ...,.,,. 99 T.,, .Zoracki ..,......... 89 E ..,...,,.... Levendosky ...,.. 80 H ...,......... Suter ...........,....,.,...,. 88 H .,........... Fiedor ,..,..., , 96 B ..,,,.,,..., Funk .. ...,...,.., 91 B ............, Kitta .,,. .,.. 84 L: venue 1.999 11110 KERNS Gunnxv Eason W xv lst.: Ve-rustko, Whlgham, Brown, Kerns, Beranek. 2nd: Mr. Stoner, M1-Nair, Kitta, Suter, Fioflur, Funl-., Barb:-r, Mr. Frvthy. Brmi: Graft, Kattera, Begonia, Conty, Green, Dull, Medwin, Falla, Moore. A 1 l'l9Nnm STCQNER 45 1399 1949 JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD lst: R. Ridenour, E. Stanyon, J. Schmuck, D. Whigham, J. Suter, T. Borza, K. Snyder. Znd: R. Rozell, W. Ettling, R. Ganter, R. McBeth, R. Miller, F. Konieczny, A. Miller, JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Home: AWBYS - East Huntingdon. 6 South Huntingdon. 0 East Huntingdon. 6 South Huntingdon .. 0 East Huntingdon. 12 Scottdale ...., . .. . 0 East Huntingdon ..... 7 Scottdale .. ,........,...... 6 East Huntingdon ..,, 12 Ramsay ...... .. ..... 26 East Huntingdon... 0 Ramsay ...... . ....... ......... , -25 Football Coaches and Captains Managers and Jr. Varsity Coach "Cheri-y" Smith, Joe Kitta, Bill Levendosky, Joe lVIu1lin, Charles Kendi, Tom Peterson, Ronnie Whighani, George Frethy. Tom Crawford. 46 I N fl fl VARSITY SQUAD lst: Mr. Smith, R, Soforic. , F. Moore, T. Young. D. Funk, D. Dull, R. Stoner. 2nd: L. Suler, R. Beranf-k Senior Boys and Coach Lucizui Sutvr, Mr. Smith, Roh Beranek, Dun Jr. Varsity Coach and Mana Funk. Bob Stunt-i'. Mr. Ci'awi'oi'ml. 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