East Washington High School - Pilot Yearbook (Washington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

V rn .f E Q . iii, V 5 o 2 ,Q ' I . 21 , A I ' st isa 355-K 1, . Q XX IC. 3, if .76 P1 01 1955 561116161111 0fE1151 WaflJ111O 1011 Hzgb School Wd5lJZlZgf01Z 13611719 111111111 Tl 1 Of Plll?lllfl3L'ff by 1l11' DEDIC TIO ACH year the Pilot is dedicated by the Senior Class to the faculty mem ber whom it feels has made himself worthy of the honor The Senior Class of 1055 is proud to dedicate this edition of the Pilot to our good friend and for her Lompetent guidance and unfailing help in her work with the Senior Class We hope that ln the future when you look through this book Mrs Gilmore you will pleasantly remember the Class of 1955 2 advisor, Mrs. Gilmore. We take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Gilmore To the Semors May you meet lrfe bravely keeplng 1n mmd that clear fhlnklng rrght judgement and effectlve actlon depends upon correct lrvmg True greatness lS from wlthrn We world IS frlendly It IS ever ready to help those who are wlllmg to help themselves The good and pleasant thrngs w1llf1nd you lf you do not hlde from them Someone summanzed by saylng Honesty IS not taught by removmg all OPPOITUHIIY to be dlshonest 3 ' ' ' - canbe whatwe will to be. The SCHOOL BOARD Miss Jean Fleming Mr William Xiontgomery Nlr S E Murphy Mr Fred Heinle Mr Lawrence Christiansen Mr Ashton Brownlee T 1S an accepted fact that the future of our nation depends largely upon how well the public schools foster the freedoms and ideals of Amencanism in the hearts and mmds of its youth ually morally mentally and physically as a citizen is delegated to the school boards The East Washington School Board recognized this duty in formulating its school policies relative to the conduct and administration of the educational program of East Washington Your School Board sincerely trusts that your educational experiences have been pleasant your lives enriched and your attamments in the East Washington Schools will be an incentive to a life of service to your fellow man 4 The duty to offer all of the youth of this nation an educational program to prepare him spirit- 5:2 " , MRS . MARTHA CASE Pennsylvania State Unlverslty B A Typlng Shorthand Bookkeeplng MR MARTIN FLANNE RY West Ltberty State Teathers College B Umversxty of West Vlfglnla M Ed Physleal Educatlon Health Drlver s Tralnxng FACULTY x 7 RW 1 . K- A s x " ,,"l - ' .A T f . , M., ' ' . , . - . ,f , . , , 59 JA . X- ' 1 H j MR. LELAND DORCHESTER State Teachers College Edinboro B. S Amerlcan Hxstory Chemrstry Phys 1cs BlOlOgy General Sclence MR GEORGE FRYE Thxel College B S Clvlcs World Hxstory P O D General Busmess cs: as , if fx-' -cv i' Nm., l 5 Y-'rv' qt - ,. . 19' gg' 1 L, A H F I r I X , S l x ' YQI, .t ' .X 5-2 ,,'1- . .',. 5 . l W at b et T he , R 1' 'linux I - l V. f f 1,4 x's?2flHi1:1. "4' Q A S- ' T Q .LQRWK ' S R2 . W Us ' ' n S W MRS DOROTHY FAUST MRS JUNE GILMORE Indlana State Teachers College B S Camegle Tech B A Mechanlcal Drawing Home ECOHOHHCS Industrlal Arts MRS CAROLYN HUBER Umverslty of Plttsburgh B A Engllsh Spanlsh FACULTY MR ANDREW KNESTRICK Washmgton and jefferson Colle Mathematlcs General Busmess U S HISIOFY . I f Q L' 57, .!, 2 if , .6 ,K I , ll l S 'L 6 X E 3' MRS WILMA RUTH MELOY MR MEL RUSH Wooster 3 5 Duquesne Unlverslty B S ln Publlc School Latm Engllsh French MISS DORIS RUTHERFORD State Teachers College at Callfomla B S Unlversxty of South Carolma M Ed Engllsh ll Solld Geometry Algebra Trlgonometry FACULTY 7 of Muslc Muslc MISS DONNA WEBER Sllppery Roch State Teachers College BS mH d B1OlOg'y Health Physlcal Educatlon Q.. ,V , iff f cf' 'r 116' K' . ,wtwMif6Qg5,f1 RL WW SENIORS Q ii V, X J ZMLQA QM fx A VG! 'O ' K THE SENIOR CLASS 5 3 wa In-tr' 1' 44765 Treas Fletcher Bryant Pres jlm Craver V Pres Tommy McBumey Sec Carolyn Bruno CLASS FLOWER Whlte Rose CLASS COLORS Green and Whlte MOTTO Good to begln well Better to end well THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CLASS OF 1955 FRESHMAN UR Freshman year was one we wrll always remember We were at last rn hrgh school but strll we were referred to as green freshman SOPHOMORE S Sophomores we became more mvolved rn school actrvmes student councll club work and athletlc partrcrpatron 9 JUNIOR UR1un1or year was one of the happrest and most excxtmg we had ever spent Thls rs the year we had our f1rst brg under takmg the Prom Everyone worked hard and long hours were spent rn preparauon for thrs blg event We wanted our Prom to be one the Semors would not forget SENIOR T last the day came when we recexved our dlplomas ThlS meant that our school days had fmally come to a close From now on ln, we were the class of '55 za, 1 ' x , w f ' -. ' 4 5, 1 ' ' 1. ' C, T x 4- ' Y X, C- in I Y , ..r..- .fr-Y Q I . T fb L- . . 1 I s. I o , JOHN BALLARD "john" Enjoys annoying teachers ................. but he hates detention ........... ........... His favorite class is study hall. He hopes to get out of school real soon. CAROLYN BRUNO Curly Favorite saying I ll play your s1lly little frame Dislikes girls who try to put on 'iii Likes weekends belongs to Go to Col legeClub3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4,G A A 1 2 3 4 Varsity Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Had part in junior and Senior Play W as FLETCHER BRYANT Fletch Favorite saying Uh' What' Likes sports of all kinds Dlslikes early momlng classes On varsity football 3 4 and basketball 3 4 Ambition to be a business man Student director of junior and Senior Play 10 CAROLE ANN CORWIN Favonte saymg You am t rlghtl C A came to us from Washmgton Hlgh School Llkes sports and early dlsmlssals hates gettmg up member of Y Teens 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Officer Hopes to go on to college and be a Phys Ed Teacher In jumor and Semor Play JAMES CRAVER 1m Favorrte saymg IS that so? On Varsity football squad 3 4 and track team lrkes ndmg around 1n hrs up to date car hates sllly grrls Member of JUHIOI' and Senror Play JOSEPH DIXON oe Favonte Yea I do LIKSS vacatlon from school drshkes talkative grrls Class Officer 2 Member of Semor Play ll MARIANNE GOGA Marlanne Favorlte saylng Hey kldl Lrkes boys and dates D1Sllk6S catty grrls Member of Chorus l 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Y Teensl 2 3 4 and Majorette 4 Ambrtlon IS to be a success junlor and Semor Play ANN HILL Ann Favorlte saylng I haven t been at all well lately! Varslty Cheerleader 4 member of G A A l 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Go To College 3 4 rn Gray Fords drshkes catty glrls m bmon IS to marry Ronnle Had one of the leads ln the jumor Play also had part 1n Semor Play THOMAS MC BURNEY Tommy Favonte saymg I thmk lt s done thls way' Likes to make alrplanes dlSllk6S homework Class offrcer l 2 3 4 worked on Yearbook Stage Manager of both junror and Senlor Plays Ambmon to go on to college l2 . nn.s.- I I I 1 I I I In I' 7 Y I Y ' 7 1 Y D ' " ' ' IQ 1 Y 7 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' " 1 1 and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. . . .likes to take long rides ' ' ' ....A - . ' lv ' 'I " I1 qu... . y y y .ann '57 GEORGE WEISS Pencll Favorlte saymg There you go agam L1k6S Wash Hlgh Grrls dxsllkes work On varsxty basketball squad 2 3 4 Member of Stags 3 4 and H1 Y 3 4 jumor Play Ambltron IS to go on to school 'QDWY' GEORGE WATSON George Favorlte saymg Is that rrght? Llkes horses and glrls dlS1lkSS school Class offlcer 3 4 ambmon to get out of school ROBERT WHARTON Bobby Favonte saymg Come on let s get Wllh Member of varslty football squad 2 3 basket ba 2 3 4 llkes money dlsllkes school Worked as a pamter last summer 13 I y .nn-u I' Ti 1 ,, Q- , . .... A 4 4 X NJ V - - u I - it!" ....... ll , , ...... ' .... ' ' KENNETH WHITAKER "Ken Favorite saying "Aw cut that out!" ..... . . likes those walks at noon .... dislikes books. . hopes to get out of school and become a truck driver. RUSSELL WILSON Buzzy Favorite saying Well what do you sa about that' Llkes sports of all kinds On football 2 H1 Y 3 4 Member of junior Play and Senior Play Hopes to go on to college 14 - A .. y 3. . and basketball 2, 3, 4 .... Stags 3, 4. .. and UR SN APS CHENHSTRY ENGLEH PILD. E E the class of 55 would lxke to take thls space to thank Mr Vennum our Jamtor for all hxs tlme and effort ln helpmg us wxth our extra soclal curnculum If It had not been for Mr Vennum lendmg us a hand our jumor year would not have turned out quxte so profltable Thank you agam The Class of 55 1 , ! , . - 1 u v Q WW My 4626 M my jf5mW www QS sjfpw QS PSM QJXQSIQCJXJP ,Msuxjy WULOZ6 EQ! Qegj A73 fd My if BM ,eww 5 92256 M AWQQV Q7 J imlw gag IHMWX jmtgwtv QM,L,ffvd7w10Jf www jing QW Qnowf ff . C l, W xi ?-ffbv QM " 4 My Lg M I A iyom M7 Wffw by ff Jknhx NA! ,O YN? X Xm ! ce"-W X Men 0,70 ' f 9 G W 2 YQD ff++QxPx90"1i QM ggi Q 1 fp WDW fi X bin: WW -Q4 EQ! C,.,IX'cr'YU 59 A5 CLASS OF 1956 Sec Gale Bennet V Pres Paul Anthony Pres jim Christman Treas june Curtis JUNIOR CLASS HEN you see a group of students rushing all around either selling t1ckets or 1n some other only the industrious juniors of East Wash1ngtonH1gh School who have done a good Job this year The class started by selling food at all the home football and basketball games and Ln November a benefit card party was held which gave quite a boost to our low treasury Of course after the home basketball games successful dances were held many m coop eration with the Yearbook And who w1ll forget those sponsored by the juniors The class play in April was lots of fun to put on and II gave our class a name for talent as well as industry The climax of all these activities was the best of the year The Prom And I think you ll all agree that lt was well worth the effort way collecting money, don't be alarmed. They are wonderful Friday aftemoon full-length movies again 18 l ik js. Jgpv' DN if Paul Anthony Carol Barney i Sandra Brrch 55' vi Clyde Clendamel Q fin! Q? Dave Dunn 194 1.,M f fm 1l'1'lUI1l'l nie !"" af 3 Evy Cohen 1.""f"" .-ai A fr Arden Emery Gale Bennet QA Betty Chapman -I Bob Barr ,sg Qfif Jrm Chnstman 4Qr"? -'NR -fn T' June Curus Judy D1M1che1e JU .1-:P wh Wg, Bill Emery ' Mary Ellen Frazier fls -vw Ronnie Goga Peg Graham Bernice Gray Q-fr , Louis Grossman 351 '4 Q--. J Q67 Y Paul Gul11ck Ellen Hazlett Gwen He1n1e N114 B111 Hom Don Ingram Barbara jackson ca- We A W Bob Lawton Gene Leu 11m Lmduff 3 191: -.IX fa-10 1--we 'W Joe McFa11 udy McLean B111 McKean ,fe 531' 2'-f 'MQ 1 'VU " Jffa. B111 H1ckman 4-61" fin, 'rf 2 11m Jackson Nancy Ann Marun X iff B111 Montgomery -312.1 ff!" ,JV V A G1or1a Moore John Posten Mary Lou Powell Carol Rapport 20 fl. V -1 Mare' Y I by ,. -2 1 Q , 1 f-,-,R 'f ...Q sl.. ,fn A ' Y f 1 lllly .21 ' 2 2 A 'A fl I 1 - i f 1 1 '. vi Q fi L Q 4 Iwi . Q' ff' 112 9 1, 'A ,M 1 ' fl 1 '77 'f I f K If ,jg I x 'fl f A22 I . . li at 'S' Jeanne Reese Dorcas Rrchey PMSY scoff Hafveb' SPUU aff' fr 4"-td John Steggles Dlck Stewart Cynthla Sulc CTIHFIES THU Q 1 ,J-15 5 .L Louxs Vore Alfred Wales R ay Wregand 21 CLASS OF 1957 Pres George Penn Sec Sally Cummms V Pres jack Schultz Treas Dorothy Sue Remmgton SOPHOMORE CLASS AVING recovered sufflcrently from our flrst year of hlgh school we begln our second We are now used to berng hrgh school students It feels a great deal better to be upperclassmen now mstead of lowly freshman Our subjects aren t as easy as last year s but we hope to struggle through them In our frrst class meetmg we elected our offrcers We decided that smce we have such a brg class ahead of us whose prom we have to pay for we would have to make some money Mr Dorchester suggested that we collect class dues of ten cents a month We passed lt wlth an overwhelmrng majority We hope to have close to erghty one dollars ln our treasury at the end of the school year I act1v1t1es wlth whlch we can make some money Our home room teachers are Mrss Weber and Mr Dorchester They have helped us great deal rn our class meetlngs and other thrngs Mrss Weber IS new m East Washlngton so we hope we aren t botherrng her too much Mr Dorchester has been here sometlme and IS used to antrcs lrke ours In our future years of schoolrng we hope to do as well as we have IH the past We hope that we can llve up to the standards set by the past classes of East Washmgton , h if 4, It . 3 . ' 3 . . 2 . ' . ' ' , ' ' . n , ' ' our future meetings, we expect to organize other v ' ' , , , . . a , . . l . . . v , . l I n ' Y 22 -A n. 'cw 0 tw- bb 9 x sf X ...l Fxrst Row P Ellrs M Gullrck J Dzrak N Johnson G Penn S Cummms J Thrstle Second Row I Walker L McVeh11 V Sevak I Balent E Goga A DePh11l1p I Hartman Thud Row Mr Dorchester P Massack D Ewlg J Tomsrc J Thomas E Boyd B Slater M SOPHOMORE CLASS Y yf Frrst Row L Russell G Gnmm J Rrbel Denrse Sushel J Ramsey C Whnaker Second Row D Drabeck B Drochak M Bamey M Luccrola J Rozanc W Tarr E Stevens E Hams Mxss Weber f3dV1SOl', Tlurd Row K Hervol D Engel M Tagsher R Stasrawskr I Bruce P Dague E Laskowskr J Ofrara L Fourth Row G Hall R Kwratkowskr R Barley J Jester J Srmpson V Peternel l Schultz H Barls 23 MacMurray Chesnrc TI, x Q 5 :H O 1 x ' 9 . 7 X - V , v ,1 I' 'lf ' X Q- ' l V5 V 6' , , 'K' f x L ' 'J S M S 5 R -Q y e U A ' ' . - 5 X., ., , ' C- . - . X X - xi' P' K - ,-',- e .."x Q if b I qw' EV. fxj, . if .fr 1 . -N ta e .V 1 1 ja. 1,115 A ' - 6 ' '- - 5 .4 y - , .,,f....,s i X , -,. A , f a 5 . vi :Q '1 Vg, I ' ,a 4 1, , eb Q L ' : . ' , . ' . . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' Fourth Rovsl: B, Beatty, D. S. Remington, I. Hellegers, E. Sherman, T. Warholak, B. Chase N ,, Q' 4 M" 1 -h - V 1 MI i 2 - :il ,P 4 W Y ,A i L., . f N' , - I- fs A R M U l "' . W' , , I 52 4 - 4 L , s 1 51--' g L y . A f f - 4 fx' Rag x i . ' 1' Y, 3 . 1. fl ' 'J 1 XYW , L . 1 . , . ' A, . ' ,' . , . ' I. '. , . , . ' CLASS OF 1958 Pres George Harley Sec Beverly Powell Treas Mary jo Vankrrk V Pres Davld Walker FRE SHMAN CLASS HERE are slxty four puprls IU the Freshman Class Though they may vary 1n SIZE the freshmen have very loud vorces whxch they use wrth great effectlveness at football and basket Seven of the Freshmen are playxng basket ball They are Charles Adams Brll Brobston George Harley Larry Utsler Dave Walker jack Wharton and john Frazier Brll Brobston IS also an assrstant manager for the varslty Most of the glrls belong to the G A A Many of them are now partrcrpatmg m the volley ball games The Freshmen are also proud of the srx students ln the band jlm Donaldson plays the trumpet Harold Fergus and Sally Stewart beat the drums and Larry Utsler blows a and Sally Clarke IS at the bells Carol Suwak a freshman rs one of our five cheerleaders Carol along w1th the four others led the cheers throughout the football and basketball seasons Thus far the freshmen have helped wlth the sale of magazmes to eam money for th1s yearbook and have made a small donatron to the patron s page W 1 W ball games . trumbone . john Frazier plays a saxophone 24 ,nag , , - 14- ' v 3 E' ,wr Frrst Row A Fergus P Lemon D Halght B A Krrk D Walker C Suwak I Gostxc Second Row S Stewart P Tarr S Jackson T Jones N Dolanch B Snodgrass J Hazlett Mrss Naylor Thxrd Row S Clarke L Utsler C Bloom R Taylor M Wxlkenson B Brobston C Valet I Hernberger R Whrtaker Fourth Row M J VanK1rk J Wharton N Cannon W Ferguson R Crawford W Balls J Mcwrllrams B Smrth I S ma FRESHMAN CLASS u-I-45 T :Ann on f' If-Q iv F QXJN T vf Pl'.x' N' pf 3' tx! ,ru wk N D Cooper G Rolek Frrst Row B Wylre S Edmonds C Adams C Schury C Smrttle Second Row B Wrley H Fer5us B Gosuc J Frazxer O Marusak D Schnore R Dufrasne Thud Row Mr Frye I Moze E Stevensj Donaldson B Powell C Wasnrck P Hall G Ballard Fourth Row B Cannon G Harley T Chesnxc B Mxller D Katos M I Brlggs B Markel 25 fe ' G- : r' N ' t ' 6 G: -ga., A S V' N "5 ' ' 1 X- P I ' ' L- r 1 fl, r "Cf 3, he 41, ., -.. , . -. -b .. , ,- l C7 I , .. h ' 1 5 v A 'T' ' xv v ' A I I I 1 1 Q ' 1- , f . 5 .3 2 A X Q l S ' Jr: v ' f' ,. 5 , l ' N " .q ' L ,1 g. 3' 9 4, I 4 ' B B 'B ' . 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G x00 THE PILOT STAFF L 'WW' awww unusual G-3'MDi diem Frrst Row S Stewart I Balent E Goga C Bruno E Cohen L Russel E Harns D Stewart C Suwak M E Frazrer S Clarke Second Row E Hazlett S Cummins H Coen G Hemle C Whrtaker N Johnson M MacMurray I Tomsrc E Boyd I Bruce S Buch Th1rd Row J Thrstle I Frazier G Penn H Fergus M J Vankrrk B Wrlson J Chrlstman C A Corwrn A H111 M Goga Fourth Row J Srmpson D S Remrngton G Bennet F Bryant G Welss A Emery G Harley HE Prlot Staff was composed of students In the 1955 edltlorl Of the Pilot we trred from the freshman, sophomore, Junlor, and Somethlng new We used a Patron s Page semor Classes Evy Cohen took charge of this project I charge of Ads we had Gwen Hemle She We took care of schedulmg plctures, Organized the PFOJGCI pastmg and typmg for the yearbook of '55 We hope that when the yearbook appears The freshman C1355 togk Charge of our 111 May that the eff0l'IS of all these people magazme sale whrch proved to be qurte have DOI been ln V31l'1 successful 28 7 We r A- L , 3. ff A g L in ,, 9 1 'M' of ff or C lu H eww- ,mf K 3, ' A ' . - ix ,V N sk A ', 1. 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' ' . n Carolyn Bruno and Ann H111 CO EDITURS SPEAK E the Co Editors hope you like the 1955 edition of the Pilot It seems to have become a part of us as we ve watched rt grow We think we have achieved an interesting book which rn years ahead w1ll While working on the Pllot many obstacles arose a few of Wh1Ch were raising money the scheduling of pictures and the arrangement of the book but we were able to overcome these without too much We would like to express our many thanks to those of you who devoted a portion o your time to help to make thrs yearbook the brggest and best ever have as much fun puttmg out their yearbook as we did this year It was a lot of hard work but now that we look back on it we think it was tlme well spent drffrc ulty Thanks agam provide many hours of pleasant reflection . We hope the Editors of next year will 29 BUSINE SS MANAGE RS Marlanne Goga Buz WIISOU Nancy johnson LITERARY MANAGERS Carolyn Bruno Ann H111 'MLS Q HU ADVE RTISING MANAGE RS Evy Cohen Helen Coen Gwen Hemle First Row M Frazier G Bennet A Hill C Bruno M Goga C Corwin Second Row G Penn B Wilson F Bryant G Harley I Chnstman USINESS STAFF ,,, LITERARY STAFF I J LJ First Row: S. Stewart J. Balent E, Goga J. Rusell N. Johnson E. Harris C. Suwak S. Clarke S. Birch Second Row: I. Thistle J. Frazier S. Cummins H. Coen M. MacMurray J. Tomsic E. Boyd J. Bruce M. Goga Third Row: G. Penn H. Fergus M. Vankirk J. Simpson D. Remington B. Wilson F . Bryant rm-v qu-vw -I "dv , 7- First Row: G. Heinle, H. Coen, E. Cohen, E. Hazlett, C. Suwak, N. Johnson Second Row: S. Stewart, C. Whitaker, G. Bennet, A. Emery, S. Cummins, M. Frazier, D. Stewart 31 ERTISING STAFF am BAN an v-L..,, 'r"-v-' 'if fx'-N qv 30100 Ftrst Row I A Yard I Wrlght B Thompson K Rumstedt A Emery B McMurray J Balent B Shelton B Jones Second Row S Chnsuansen L Thomas Thtrd Row D Strauss D Stewart G Gnmm I Donaldson G Penn B Proudflt Fourth Row D Ross J Davidson I Frazter H Fergus Flfrh Row T Frazrer T Warrtck S Stewart A Wales B McKean T McBurney J Chrtstmas T Kesmck S Clarke J Proudfrt HIS year has been one of the best years the band has had We have gotten more members from the grade school thts year Some of these members have brought tn new mstruments mcludmg the flute and French hom We marched for most of the football games and some parades We also played for the Chrrstmas program here at East Washrngton Thanks to Mr Dorchester we played some of our Chrrstmas numbers for the Odd Fellows Lodge We are looklng forward to a very successful concert season Wrth our fme drrector, Mr Rush, we have rmproved greatly and we feel that hrs trme has not been wasted rn h1S efforts wrth us .L . - V Q Q I -I , 1, JJ' N y :Qi gi L A VW in f. .- ,tl ' I V' ' '- 'iv' ff Q' 'AW' T.. ' f ' A gf. - W ., , M, , N ,Y , W H A f M ' 'N ' Z ,W ., A ' ' , A ' f 's V A- T, 5 . ,Q-3" - ft ' :A .gf Q 5 g , M M f If T X ' ' 5 4 1 f 3 ,. 5, 1 Z1 " L :,, ' M f r - A - 2 ' .,. ,, A f A 3 5 :L 'K 'L .lk - Q A- '1 -- " 2 .. T ' V L' jg - , XJ zf,. rx' 4 Q V . AT, .3 g ,,,... ,pf- ' 1 :C f f 93 .W p ,. A 'S - V' . A A WQ.,-' ,',.' lj T ' , 1 f , .- Q., , , A T T, . , -ff . ... , ' : . . , . ' , . , . . . , . , . , . , . ' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' : . , . . . . . ' : . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' . . , . 32 vb!! gl Al is 44 S-l AST year tor the first time East Washington had a marching band and majorettes In the space of one year both have come a long way. The majorettes agreed with Mr. Rush that the established number for the majorettes should be thirteen consisting of eight majorettes one head majorette and the four flag twirlers IORETTES Q Qi who were added this year and give color to our band We have all worked hard ln creating and perfecting new routines so that the school might be proud to have us represent them at football games and in parades. Next year we shall all strive to do our share toward building a bigger and even bette. band. 33 'Y 2' FRESHMAN CHORUS U26 mn: in gig in I 'll -GD! First Row C Suwak C Bloom R Dufrasne O Marusak N Dolanch I Hazlett B A Kirk S Edmonds S Stewart Second Row S Clarke B Wiley M MacMurray M J Brlggs M J VanK.1rk N Cannon C Valet P Hall B Gostic B Powell mlhlllif f First Row: B. Drochak, I. Rozanc, B. Jackson, S. Birch, G. Bennet, M. E. Frazier, 0. Richey, B. Chappman,E. Hazlett, C. Sulc, B. Gray, G. Heinle Second Row: L. Russel, E. Harris, C. Bruno, R. Metz, M. Lucciola, J. Ramsey, J. McLean, I. Simpson, C. A. Corwin, M. Goga, E. Cohen, C. Rapport, N. I. Martin Third Row: G. Hall, H. Coen, S.Cummins, A. Hill, I. Tomsic, J. Balent, C. Whitaker. I. Bruce, D. Drabeck, C. Betarie, I. Ofiara, J. Jester Fourth Row E. Boyd, D. S. Remington, D. Stewart, L. Utsler, J. Frazier, I. Donaldson, B. Barr, H. Fergus, I. Christman, P. Anthony, N. Johnson, E. Goga DO BLE DUO Q ,v C Bruno M Goga A Hxll C Corwrn HIS year s muted County Chorus had a successful year The season was opened by a formal program at Washmgton Hlgh School for Teachers Instltute It was made up of 200 students from varlous schools rn Washmgton County Assemblles were glven at f1ve schools rn thls area Wash Hlgh Monongahela Donora Bethlehem JOIUI and Ellsworth New acquamt ances were made and good tlmes were gamed by all these vocahsts HIS year the Senlor Class had only four g1rls so mstead of havlng the customary Trlple Trlo the group of Senlor glrls took the name of Double Duo The group was under the super v1s1on of Mr Rush COUNTY CHORUS .1 'lf First Row E Cohen M Goga E Hazlett C Rapport Second Row J Chnstman, H Fergus,I Frazrer, L Utsler 35 Q 3' , XR ,f A . O I Q 5 , ' ' f -iw tsaa e fr 5 S . . . 5 ' Q .N fx. X , vi' , 4 . - ' . Qin' - . . :it I' v ' ' .:- . A . A ' ' ,V V 2 ' , , , .Q . y A I P . - Y . 1 'A' pun gnu vw-'PU' ,.... yn Fxrsr Row L Russel E Hams E Goga J Balenr C Suwak C Bloom E Hazlerr N Iohnson Second Row G Hemle H Fergus G Harley I Frazrer D Engle C A Corwm M Goga Mrss Naylor Not P1cturedareE Cohen A Emery C Bruno A H111 THE ORIE T STAFF HE East Washlngton Hlgh School newspaper, the students of our school up to date on all after belng out of crrculatlon for a year, was act1v1t1es, sI"'h as sports, fashlons, clubs, and reorganlzed by MISS Naylor durmg 1954 1955 even to blrthoays Thank you, Mxss Naylor, The paper has fulfllled lts purpose of brmgmg for a Job well done 36 . 1 2 EV V ... ., m .Ama ...MW wana 2 , . 4--' f Y- - ---F P Pau , z M ,n-,,.. a 3 fl ' Q I X 0 N, ' A 3 w . , A ,- 1 1 , " 1 1 . 4 V , Vu 3 I ' ky X pun Frrst Row S Stewart M Lucclola M Barney J Hazlett C Suwak C Bloom Second Row G Hernle H Coen J Chrxstman J Ofrara J Jester N Johnson LIBRARY STAFF HIS year the hbrary staff consrsts of about and do varrous Jobs that are necessary twenty students A speclal effort has been made to carry out Commlttees and groups have been set up for the new rules whrch have been set up by Mrs dlirerent Jobs Each study hall has two llbrar Meloy and the chaxrman of the library commlttee lans each perrod of the day These llbrarrans The card catalog wlll be completed dunng the check books IU and out shelf read mend books Yea! f0f The U59 Of Students The lrbrary rece1ved approxrmately frfty new books th1s year whrch mclude such books as The Best Scrence Frctron Stones The Sllver Chahce Ltfe Wrth Father The Man That Never Was Conquest of Everest Splrrt of St Louls and books by Walter Tarley and Betty Carana 37 , .. ' .T T T" Ili m .. y r I I 4 4 1 Q f i T WX! vt rx 4 . 44 T. I 1 I . it 5 xv 1 I, lv r-if 5. .gf 5: G0-TO-CCLLEGE CLUB -, and F1rstRow B Drochak G Bennet C Bruno A H111 M E Frazrer Second Row P Scott C Rapport I Curus E Hazlett XA Goga C A Corwm G Hernle Thrrd Row I Balent D Drabeck N Johnson I Reese B Gray D Rrchey B Chappman HE Go To College Club 1954 55 provrded nts members wrth qurte an excmng year Many new members were welcomed and of course mmated 1nto the club Then' suc cessful year was headed by Mrs Meloy as advlsor She welcomed the members both new and old mto her house IH September for the flrst meetmg of the year The offlcers Carolyn Bruno Presldent Gale Bennet Vxce Presldent and Ann H111 Secretary Treasurer were elected at thrs meetlng A trlp to Carnegle Tech provlded an mterestlng tour for the members IH October 38 Y ,. My 4 11 'fx A fn 1 ...L , ' W' N --uv X Jr Va- R' rr 39' 'K .CI ' yi nz 1 'X 5 v' my ml, f 4 v v f , x A 1 l ' z. ,. ,. .. .-- :. ,. ,. ,. .A- .-- .- I 2. I- s- v- 0' I' " " 1 '1 - 1 n s " 9 1 - ' 1 ' 1 . ' 1 . , . v . STAGS Ill I E-"--' -' -17 r Qt 'SQ' lily' sf J. xg?" K Fxrst Row D Walker J Bunn G Werss B Wrlson J Craver Second Row H Fergus J Frazter L Grossman I Lmduff J Schultz Mr Dorchester Qadvrsory Thud Row B Lawton I Chnstman R Wtegand B Montgomery D Ingram R Goga HE Stag club IS a llterary 0l.'gaI11Z8I1OI1 whose mam purpose IS the furthenng of the art of pubhc speakmg among tts members These members are voted ln and accepted for mmatton Each member entertams the club at h1s home once each year and the meetmgs are held every two weeks At these meetmgs the asslgned toprcs are grven and the club busmess IS dlscussed after which refresh ments are served The meetrng IS then adjoumed An event whlch IS always looked forward to by the members of the club IS thelr annual p1cn1c ln the Sprmg Mr Dorchester IS the Stags advtsor .. ,h .4 "' - , N. gg Q ll Q , : 1 ii F all 1 ' Q -11: . Q' e-a- l-1... : A an .F .:.. . , 4 - l V , Q s Q - v Q ..-- t- ' ' 1 ' 1. ' ' I . Q A ' 4 li 5 ' uc ., ' e 7 M " L my s 'f :fi V' A rt, V ,fi 1 V y 'fa . -V: , W L ' f, " . j . ' lit A 1 . .' : 5"" ,-., ' B ' '. ' if B Q v B ' hyrtr 1 ' Q 4 I w I , , nfl' v 5 B 4 lr 1 it Q.-e l t I Ml A -' 1 1 I . X-71 53 5 4 Nfl 1 lx ' . I . I . n 39 Y-TEENS Ili First Row S Stewart B Ixochak S Edmonds M Barney G Hemle A H111 C A Corwin H Coen E Boyd I Hazlett C Suwak C Bloom Second Row E Hams M Lucciola I Rozanc L Russel I Balent E Goga C Bruno E Cohen M E Frazxer B Wyhe S Clarke P Hall N Johnson I Curtis C Wlutaker Third Row S Cummms C Betane I Bruce M Goga P Elhs S Buch C Rapport P Scott E Hazlett D Drabeck P Dague B Gray C Sulc B Gosuc I Ofiara FourthRow I Tomnc M MacMurray D Rxchey M I Vankxrk I Ramsey P Massock M Tagsher N Martm I Jester M Bnggs D S Remmgton G Hall J Sxmpson G Bennet HE Y Teens IS an orgamzatlon under the duectlon of the Y W C A Our Y Teen Club has as the1r new advlsors Mrs Carl Van Klrk and Mrs Stewart johnson who have been very helpful at our meenngs The theme for the Y Teens thls year IS Around the World Wxth Y Teens To txe ln wlth th1s our club has made up a neck scarf to send over to a Y Teen ln the Netherlands On thls neck scarf each g1rl has sxgned her name The Y Teens had a nlce Christmas pro gram To start off with The Hanging of the Greens December 15 then the New Years Eve Dance Both were very successful J Q 'f"' so 9,1 f H Y- c -we -.aww -Wm www WV, ,,, ,C yeyey on We Tc, f , MW W ' ,.., ,W 4 L ' owe we Hi I il '. 1 -, 3 1. A - 'O 1 , 7 Q ' l 4 Y 2 - . . . . , . . . ' . . '. . . , . . . . . , . , . .3 - Q Q - 1 - 9 ' r v p 1 g . , ' ' u - u - u - Q - . - , . - . . . - . . , . , . , . : . q . . , . , . . , . , . . . I u I - 0 . Y Y 40 HI-Y ig! - Z U- Q l l J Walker Second Row J Fraz1er, L Grossman D Ingram,J Lmduff B Lawton I Craver G Gr1mm D Ew1g P Anthony Thu-d Row L Chesmc T Warholak W Ferguson I Donaldson H Fergus B Crawford B Wharton, B Wllson Fourth Row G Welss B Emery G Watson B Montgomery I Schultz R Goga B Hlckman HE H1 Y IS an orgamzatlon under the Th1s year our H1 Y part1c1pated as hosts d1rect1on of the Y M C A The East 1n the Tr1 H1 Y conference The organlzanon Washlngton H1 Y IS under the SUPCIVISIOH of was just started last year, and we look for Mr George Frye who has asslsted the organ ward to better years to come 1zat1on 1n many ways 41 u G M' V-sy n , X- V l, A ' I I . . xy 3 f First Row: J. Wharton, B. Brobston, L. Utsler, D. Walker, R. Haight, B. Wylie, V. Sevak, G.A.A. HE Girls Athletlc Assoclatlon IS to pro mote better mterest ln sports. and to encourage good sportsmanship Our new advlsor IS Mlss Donna Weber who has done a wonderful job IH makmg th1s year 3 SUCCESS Fxrst Row S Stewart B Drochak S Edmonds I McLean P Scott C A Corwm E Boyd M Barney B Jackson, N Dolanch I Hazlett, E Goga Second Row S Buch M Gulhck L Russel I Rozanc I Balent C Bruno C Suwak C Bloom E Hams B A Kxrk P Hall Tlurd Row B Powell D Drabeck B Wyhe S Clarke M Goga G Helnle H Coen E Hazlett I Curus C Wlutaker M E Frazxer E Cohen C Rapport I Bruce M MacMunay J Tomsxc M J Vanlurk M Buggs S Cummms Fxfth Row I Ofxara J Jester C Sulc B Gray B Chappman D Bel-HIC G H311 I SHIIPSOD D S Remmgton G Bennet Rxchey A H111 C The offlcers are Carole Ann Corwm PICS1 dent Patsy Scott Vlce Presldent, Elizabeth Boyd Secretary M1ckeyBamey, Treasurer The glrls have formed teams for part1c1 patlon m softball. volley ball basketball and many other games 42 I 7 , ,, l Fourth Raul: Reese, Martin., Dague, Hervol,.N. Johnson, C. Valet, N. Cannon, . . Z ' . . - . . , : ' . , . . . , Arch those backs gxrlsl Pep Assembly at E W Pre sentauon of Flag Smrle pretty kldsll Yearbook Auctlon Fletch Buz George pax Cheerleaders of 54 55 Evy Arm Gwen Carole Carolyn Hold that pose' V X X l D' 1 J' X 'o' 'Y . 'J fs C ff S .4 'l " 'f my ,. 0 el C C ll F l 4 W fi K' . - or A iv , rv . A' - E ,r 3 f' I Q ' X, .-, ,H 43 SENIOR PL Y HIS year the Senror Class presented the play Hlgh Hopes on December 16 Smce there are only four grrls rn the class there was not too great a selectlon of plays from which to plCk but thxs one was flnally declded upon Mrs Huber was the drrector wxth Fletcher Bry ant assrstmg as student dlrector Tom Mc Burney was stage manager and sound effect man The play was produced IU very short tlme and everyone was strll leamlng llnes untll the last few days of rehearsal The play however was a success and the proceeds easlly pard off the remalnlng debts mcurred as a result of the prevrous years prom The characters rn the play were Mr Rlchre Mrs Rrchle Elolse Clarre jrmmre George Werss Carolyn Bruno Marlanne Goga Ann H111 .Buzzy Wllson Cllfford Elolse s flance joe Drxon Uncle Ben Rrchle Tlllle the cook jrm Craver Carole Ann Corwrn nl u ' ,, ' ' ' ' Y U , . . ............ . . ........... . , ........ , .... . . M X 2 T 2 ! n . J 'A . . ,fa T .L ' . . a' '15 . n .. n, , 'O . 1 T 4 . N . - f.,':,g-. A 4. ' v'f'a' 1. L, ! ' U , ' ' : V. . I I I ... , ,, IU 1oR PLAY HIS IS the story of Melody jones the krr-d of a glrl every grrl wants to be because she s honest stralghtforward and un1nh1b1ted She s the kmd of grrl every boy lrkes because somethlng about her starts hxm slngmg and the g'1V6S hlm headaches heartaches and the Joy ful llfe All the Joy went out of Melody and her famlly though that evemng at the party when her cousm Elame IH a flt of jealousy tells her she s adopted Thls IS the story of a young glrl s laughter and tears a story to make one proud of Amerrcan youth In the play we meet Melody her cousm Francle and Kenneth her Aunt Laura her F H Advrser Kathy her tempermental but studrous brother Leon Bruce Butler a ladles man and Mother and Father jones kind of girl every father adores because she Elaine: her friends, jennifer, Stretch, Gary, 45 ,-wr' 12th Grade Attendant CAROLE ANN CORWIN lin ur-' ,, r . A., A cr E, :gl ,ay 1 if 12th Grade Attendant MARIANNE GOGA 'ug all King RUSSELL WILSON f llth Grade Attendant Coronation Crowners PATSY SCOTT ANN HILL an JIM CHRISTMAN Not Pictured-11th CAROL RAPPORT x3f3f 'P Q Q '39 J' 'T' -qw-:lf 12th Grade Attendant GEORGE WATSON 'SE' g amz: 4- an ng , ev ' 'F fvwtyfi 1? 'th !7,x I Queen CAROLYN BRUNO 11th Grade Attendant 11th Grade Attendant PAUL ANTHONY BILL MONTGOMERY 12th Grade Attendant GEORGE WEISS GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954 GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 K' SUMMER ACTIVITY Ai.. W if 43 ,fir we ,, . L Ysg f , N X Ng I, N I 4 A ,U as XX .mr ' x C, s, ,of -.- HE cheerleadmg squad of 54 55 IS made up of one freshman, Carole Suwak, two juniors. Gwen Heinle, Evy Cohen, and two seniors, Carolyn Bruno and Ann Hill. f X ,Y ox, Ka 9. 0 SPORTS 494 Q 4fQcffff?V 45' my VYV G+? V F9 QQ 07 11 is Q-29 HE East Washington Ghosts started off their 1954-55 sports schedule with a none too impres- sive football record. The season was not as bad as the record indicated though, for they were beaten soundly in only a few contests. This years squad had only three seniors, Russell Wilson, jim Craver, and Fletcher Bryant. This means things will be much brighter next year. With a lot of hard work the football team should have a much better season in '55. FOCTB FOOTBALL SCHEDULE East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash LL TEA Hickory West Greene Mt. Morris West Beth Claysville Fairchance Avella Leetsdale Hom e Away Hom e Home Away Hom e Away Away First Row D Stasiouskr B Beatty I Thomas L Chesruc D Engle P Anthony B Smith Second Row B Lawton I Lmduff R Kwiatkowskr I Craver F Bryant B Wrlson L Vore D Ingram Th1rdRow Mr Frye fassnstant coachj L Grossman H Bans J Schultz R Goga B Emery B Montgomery B Hickman D Katos Mr Flannery Qcoachy 52 :. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. .. :. ,. .. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. :. ,. ,. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. Ther guarded on f'nl0l'i f 2a Now 31 W ast Was on Hugh lSltS G CD Q2 B Q 5 F4 O Q no 11 Q-0' C5 Ill fb fbi-lr 5 KD I ast W ashlnvton Dm num rn 1gh Q h as res ah xrt 4'- ms me of t Bef" s a wetak The foot www are vera! ra small 1' ed ma ter for r a ye And il' 1,3 18 n t erienc apes th ot mak he early hat Heed 1 ames can With a te 60 pounds 1 b v gr V XXzQhll12lnrl Claysvllle 'W' 0 1 h I lw w iwmnv 5 of rnxdy if ogwnvnz Unk -qi' WEEE-G1-ooyva VY Mnry-lg an, hl 'vm 1 a f Worr n P4 a H V' UPG xgf, 'I 3-a A-f-W .M ,Cixi Ni , ,mln 1rNY agv ff 'sul 1 Q Q xx na S Jim Cravefta tough , I D 0 dim v P 'Imam Cul to Hu We nn than .mn 1 lr' 'F " cw' Caliform a wx P mv 'ig' 'R ob Lnion md ld CX hi mp: 'wk Wwest L 0nuWIvDonalu 'Www iburg and Fat terulle all ID L sf if tc!!! Wim 'L sbou! at WHWJ P and frames 5 Q I m Wvexn chaps- to help the I ninn will rw 'mer Ciass L xeen m sew Yesterdax exer under the UIKGM de ww tant muh F eo Died m 33 a-11?f- thehoys axe heme airngyk, gijfsegklnr n Vgfxxxldanxentalw and vu Q. 3 S the pmq: u fb Nashington 1 ready in 85110 ill mme varxa .5 1 tt idm thv-f'? ,,..,-,A 425 npaern, Y East Washington has d 5 successive games tn H F In li xml Pqnthvri mth Hnpmvf tn I nc u-uw 'tn .1 - 'ww Q- 5-in Xinx un K-mm. on ln ontest 'Nl ope Por I 'i4A. nu! ,. mr I 4 '!?,xf-'Ex 3 1 Kg-,ZIP Washlngwn K+' N- hrvol de- N13 If if S' twice ond m a. J m er for 'added W Adimz I1 I 4 4.-8? 'Y 4 'iz "Akiva v Y' xx Wm, 101' er team if 14 xhfgq lashes Wlt lS at College Fleld " VUAIOH Il 1 pm h us 1 WE! Hu xy rf :ut the x"'it gOT H Nh feng, X B11 4 rn m ed V111 hveu 4 f xg 53? 'Wav mga and wiqfft U1 the arkles B111 Emu N and B11 8:83 non mr man are the guards and Don In tom? gram and Bob Lawton are the Fm! kvukheld ge Heli u pmwl centers In the nery expen IS to at quarterback Anthonw at ha nit at fullbu Q Buzzx H112 slaxtmg end vforda one ers will be due to an resent DFAKUCQ number me performer 1 e ' thx-. If 12 9 go al Crfwer Xnthouy u KK arkhi n an W 2lShlIlgf0ll Faces A a avg zyb YN xlson 411:-A 7,5 '41 ,, 5-lf.: 32" PIXPQ 1 nom 1 ve: md st Q m Ph p Let xx F9 PDQ' 128 dx 'Xml ... w xx lam will continuf ta Jlm Craver ,eo Chemie period it w gain and qu alia. a star gh! bmi' x. 'V ' 1- xv, 0 K ,Q "P qc 8 ciemn GhoQtsbfu?,' f "5 K: T' 36, as eam an thex ovfn rigb' I A P , 'ir Wg., AQ. fuk 9 UO' 919999, Z. mx nt. nu and Bu ch I tif-fig, -S431 ji. Of Ale who muwd 'xn ' z fb sash? XX est Greene :me 5' A se hunted muon how w ua 5 . e L P ' Gnmck i' being r fi 'mme mm icrexfimtfmftlzg YK: Kdrne- fe mx good work bv Lu as it null' 8118 and lets- Imnta-a Iugalxa ui h mln nur, nmikofi mel frvn tha nnv or p TD and Runtas cauchl a d Butch C 41x xv n bum larry Flannerv 11 1 for thnx aftel Nlh HU WJUFVI 1 Ghost. hopes ar tue Vhls Sv .,, X J' turn to' was The Q XJ , J A squad F52 -Q ' 3' end 1-lar' ' ,f"q Wx + rw today Qts may 9 W' Y named as co captax fgumd, Bm In Came mght dk X n DC on! J from, 0 for the semen b Q ,Q lan mlm and Gem, nerw ln afidifloll K. Brwant Xhlson ha named as hcnorary VDPIH 9 Ghosts P9 'W Eagles at unm- :hex Donald pnnwd against The Xiartv a Hn tory to zh thy Ih 1 e ngood ndeleated the team in keepmz ol hx h snhf medxwle ar 1s huxld AK and Junior! performan dxdhult 'Q l-lannery f mth the has chqrge w d xhe pen J l 5922: khan kixeld Thx ot Altuv 2 .Q '4 'Jack Sch fit 5 I film? wall vin at gamma thi' yur a l much improved th lu! neural yur! neryl- way of sumn squad s prospects tc ,J h a fairly plenty of hard uo Max-'N and some develo hast Wamhxngton team that ml! be he year and 10011 fin., um efhotsto P-NJDBDQI I IV 0 Xl! U10 Ell- fmm ,hi evne in tleh up h dim I e The Ghob Lass 5131101112-M 1 die for the B A ickory m. v. nu... hmm wen wixxleggesixffeene nent nuux key p 1 .QVC-n s m Lhe emi zone for the ex pomt that cloned the mrmg mod play by Paul Kmhonx 'md .hm k S1hull7 frmtured Ve vfonk with Lugalia offensive stars for Kllen was top lin' kets ,- 'R 16 5 Gnd X ICIOIX Ng-ore Q .1 flllu I In P wrs JIWQIIII l f g ,W rr!! was '1 xx A 0 ur X A 4 m x V Q' 4, Nm n came bmk points when SY1HK8ed 5 pass and talhf-d on A W The Greene V earh o N1 1 i :rdf F from T In L'Kx YET ' L mal TI IQ T 'K ww 0 1gton N.. L YIM hullz 1' X X wmv hesnxc. e,.,,k1 S. Gzeemg' nu he: Parrx Burns J Barnhart C Davxa YE Welling B Burns F Vhnton ot! East Washington Linduft, Thomas Smith 1' "' 11 alls In rter ls argm Wifi' ,1 hoo! smrmi a e third qux or 'xe and sue the xx mvr la footbull 0, en Ian nxghl at S5-i""A" 'w -3 Hu ory 4me po xx xc -Q , :tu 1 Rams rmht bam fur Lhexr ffrit swore fr 1 ug p th I- ,H gk l un bfmn to mme up field mth a km plav being Paul An rhcmy "0 yards on l reverse Then Jim Crav- r went lround end for 20 yards and 1 touch down which tied the score Again the extra polm. Wu minsnd i K' D f' - 1 A . N, T 'W' 4 .. , 2 F .Y l . Q 0 M . I s K M, -4 3 1, I , . ' X 1, my ' ,K - ' - . , 6 ' V , Q ' ' Il ' NK Q ' - or ' 0 - . ,I , ' A n U n L- .1 V, ' H021 I se 5 - 'W w ' W' J I 5 I . :Q T4 Y. V ys .ov C.QXf J K rb I ' I , Q I K M' V , . f , . Q 5. . , . ,, , . fY r ' - - V 1 ,- ' - g h in... 'I ,A E A A E . ., F .A I , E 5 T1 M' , , u ill-, X h . - Bet . ww, 1-:Ay--.1 . . , , A I' W. "6 .' ' -- ' ' let 7- :y.c':F:': x iqvmw ., , ' F , " lx 1 V j 1 " ' - ' Q .. 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Reserves Ftrst Row J Thomas, A Emery B Montgomery B Peternel J Lrnduff Second Row G Penn I Frazxer G Harley B Beatty B Brobston BASKETBALL AST Washmgton lS lookmg forward to an other successful year on the basketball floor Wlth the retum of flve senlors and four Juniors an equally talented squad should be formed A strong reserve team IS sure to provide plenty of actlon 1n all prellmmary games A good race IS sure to be found tn the tough secnon we parttclpate ln Good luck boys, we hope you can bnng that sectlon trophy back to East w3ShlHgIOH this year 54 East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash East Wash Denotes Se SCHEDULE Chamers Peters Twp Cecrl West Beth Morganza Alumm Mxdway McDonald West Alex Hxckory Avella Claysvllle Mrdway Chartxers McDonald West Alex Hrckory Avella Morganza Claysvllle cuon Game' Avs ay Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away A - l f F I ' ' East Wash West Beth Away - , . O . . . 0 . . , . . . . ' O . - . . . . . 8 ' u O U . . g - . - . . . ' ' 0 . - 6 Varsity 1 yy E0 First Row- R. Goga, B. Emery, G. Weiss, F. Bryant, B. Montgomery Second Row - M. Flannery Qcoachj. B. Wilson, A. Emery, 1. Dixon, I. Linduff, A. Wales 55 TRACK TEAM HE track squad consrsted of mostly under classmen The track team was much Outstandmg performances were made by B111 Emery who won the Conference dlscus throw for the second stralght year and Don Ellrs a consrstent perfom1er rn the mlle Other boys wxth notable perfonnances were Jrm Craver ln the dlscus Fletcher Bryant 1n Vore wmner of the Conference broad Jump The rest of the squad worked very hard and contrlbuted much to the success of the team N improved over 1953, when it was reorganized. the 440, Ron Goga in the javelin, and Louis 56 'PIE Q-fr! ff Ron frig- if 251- Chuck OUR PHOTOGRAPHE RS E would lrke to thank, at thrs trme, our photographers, Chuck Amold, Ron Chrrstman, and Ben Hutchrnson, for the wonderful job that they drd for thrs year's yearbook 1 'Qin-av Ben HE East Washrngton Hrgh School Yearbook Staff would lrke to show our appreclatron to the patrons and advertlsers who contrlbuted to help make the East Washrngton Yearbook of nme teen hundred and frfty frve possrble and a great success -P i V gjilfggt F 5 u 57 H SPCRT CANDIDS I X After em boys! 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WI TI-IINNESS CONTROL The Thlnness Control used In the manu facture of lught gauge MucroRold Stamless Sheets results ln extremely close tolerance and umformlty of gauge throughout the length and wudth Speclfled gauge thlck 396 average I plus or mmus D as compared to the A I S I allowable of plus or mmus I096 Wsth Thlnness Control MlcroRold glves you more stamless area per ton or the equuv alent area with lesser welght MlcroRold Staunless Sheets are available up to 36 wude and In gauges from 00I5 to temper MM Washlngton Steel Cofpomtzon WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES TO A LITTLE SCHOOL WITH A LOT OF STUFF SEARS ROEBUCK 8mCO 3I East Chestnut Street Washlngton, Pa W 8. J SHOE SHOP 27 E Beau St Washington, Pa For longer llfe and better wear have your shoes repalred by capable and experlenced Shoe Repalrers LOOK AT YOUR SHOES Others do! MIKE WEST, Proprietor C H JONES 8. 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SALON ALBERT PACKING CO TASTY BRAND HAM BACON SAUSAGE LUNCHEON MEAT 69 BEATTY MOTOR EXPRESS D , Q Goa 'S , Q P5950 'NF Phone McMurray 64I8 J-II COMPLIMENTS A. F. ANTHONY I I ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING I OF -I STEEL FABRICATORS I II Cononsburg - Thomas Road I TEMPLETON'S R D 2 Ccnonsburg P COMPLIMENTS JESSOP STEEL COMPANY Washrngfon Pennsylvamo Foremost producer of speculsty steel 71 II . . , , o. N I I L LLL , U I I or I I I I I I I I KURTZ MON UME NT COMPANY L DUNBAR 81 WALLACE LUMBER COMPANY CALDW ELL S rf . C i co E L os 1 S L Fine Food 3 Best Wishes from 5 ff I L L H h' f -L fo tmen L 5 Ph 5-5 Ph 3 72 FRAZIER-SIMPLEX, INC WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA CONTRACTING AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS to the GLASS AND STEEL INDUSTRIES 73 COMPLIMENTS OF SUWAK TRUCKING CO lCommon Carrier of General Commodmesl WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA 9200 Enloy yourself refresh with Coke 043 X92 M MI 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIf l CM-If Im After Graduating From Hugh School P ENN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 82 South Mann Street Washington Pennsylvania MC VEHIL Plumbrng Heatrng 8. Supply Co Inc 40 East Wheelmg St 74 I . . I I A I T . I T ooo E . I N l xy, I l D 1 vi I ' 5 X X I I ' X 4 I It lf: -1 I ' f I I wiv I-,wI I',I4 I I X N I DRINK XX XI X' IA I I . l O I Q Gn"hanglwodln4o-not I HUD NBII A Ill ll I Di A-CMA COAUAN1 IY I I - COMPLIMENTS OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE PAUL W. FRITZ MUDNEY HENRY With an Eye to the Future Join the ----- Washington County Young Republicans 63 S. Main St., Washington, P Ages I8 to 40 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Junuor Class PATRONS Brobston Lmduff . Weugand Helnle Huzleff Grossman Cohen S McMurray L Varnum V Fergus V Edmonds Louls Bruno J Balent L Chrnstman B Vore Wales G A Brownlee Earl Frazier J H u n M B C arke Ray Andrews W Hays A rwln E ratt S Murray F l e G Zeemer H Remington and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs R B Wharton John Suwak Stuart Johnson I C B oom Davld G Slear C S Coen G R Stewart R H Cummins Freshman C lass Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Morris Mr and Mrs J P Murray Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs R G Emery The Cheerleaders Ann, Evy Carol, Carolyn, Gwen Dr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs M W Graham W S Montgomery Eruc Reed L A Christensen T A Strauss Karl E Weller J T O ren C Erlk Rumstedt Wray Zelt Addison Jones John Campbell M Bushey Th book p nt d by V lv t p c al p fhth graph pr nt ng Sole producers Wm J K ll r Inc B ffalo N Y N th p t r author d t s the Vel t c method Mr. . P. L. MY- - - - Mr. . S. M. ' Mr- - Mr. . R. R ' Mr- - Mr. . F. J. ' Ml' - - - l Dr. . F. D. MF- - ' - Dr. . N. K. MF- - - - Dr. . H. M. Mr- - - - Dr. . J. . . . . . ' Mr. . P. . Mr. . H. . - - ' Mr. . H. . - - - - Mr. . ' . . J. K. Hill Mr. . S. . - - - - Mr. . R. . ' Mr. . H. . I Mr. . A. D Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . J. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Condit Dr. . . . B n Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . l Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . L. . Mr. . . . 'Bl Mr. . E. . l ' Dr. . J. . Stull Mr. . T. . P Mr. . ' Mr. . R. . Mr. . Mr. . J. . L'tl Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . V. . ' W. . 76 iisi i ri c T a otlei a 2 ii :ocejs o V' 'o I is a er rin ing Ii m is ize o u e va on ails. A ix I 'far U A wa 4 .. ss , ' fm. O D 1 I . xs 0 5 ' , .0 I Q 56, . 5. Q 0 ' " O' . 4 Q . Oc." 'mu T o.", H x., 9. 9' ',l "H -sae. . P O o'. on 0 Q e MO. ', of' f .0 . ' nl , 0 ,Q