Ford City High School - Trireme Yearbook (Ford City, PA)
- Class of 1942
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THE SENIOR PUBLICATION OF
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FORD CITY PENNSYLVANIA
VOLUME IV MAY 1942
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HOLD BACK THE DAWN
To gave an accurate pncture of the student lute and
actlvltles at Ford Cnty Hugh IS the purpose ofthe Trlreme
ln publashlng thus book we have attempted to make
thus 1942 Trlreme enturely new and different
Thus year we offer a novel arrangement ot the
Sensors including larger plctures and novelty wrlte ups
the sports sections
This book has meant long hours of hard work but
we are sure the students appreciate our eftort and wlll
long remember their student life at Ford Cnty
Any complaints or suggestions tor Improvements
should be handed nn before the last day of school so that
they may be applied to the next publlcatlon
It as wnth speclal prude that we present to you your
treasure house ot memories ofthe class of 1942
Stanley Blelskl
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OUR AIM
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WINTER The Board and Faculty Dlvrslon
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SPRING The Semor Duvuslon
SUMMER The .Iumor Dlvnslon
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ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS
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To MR. Q G VINCENT
In the twelve years that we
Sensors have spent an school we
have never known Mr Vnncent to
refuse has assustance to any student
We shall probably remember hum
durung the biggest occasions of the
school term He has been outstand
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the Ford Cnty School Dlstrnct but
also as a clvlc leader an the com
munity
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best as being master of ceremonies
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To MR PAUL N MARSH
Servung the Ford Cnty School Das
trnct for twenty two years making
every eftort to better our educa
terests above all else these are
the undellble lmpresslons Mr Marsh
has stamped ln our memories He
has helped us choose our courses
throughout our hugh school years
and through has efforts and sug
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FACULTY
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
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Earl Artmon J George Brown W A Frederick J P Frm k
Henry Holley John Mclntosh A R Pechan
OFFICERS
President J P Fr
Vuce Presndent Henry Holley
Treasurer Julnus Stemer
Secretary Margaret Mongcvm
Messrs Stemer Artmon Brown Mclntosh Mnss Mongovnn Messrs Fuck Vnncent Pechon Frederuck Holley
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Muss Ekus Mlss Pulombo Mass Rhlnes
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NINTH GRADE HOME ROOM TEACHERS
Mlss Bowser Mr Buyers Mnss Hoffman
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SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM TEACHERS
Mrs Cogley Mrs Hammond
Mass Shumuker Mr Rupert Muss Steiner
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Mr Marshall Mlss Shuberl Mass Sullivan
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JUNIOR HOME ROOM TEACHERS
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Mass Boftlander Mass Gessler Mlss Mack
Muss Nicholas Mr Peters
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Mrs Buerkamper Mr Campbell Miss Colonna
Mr Dupuerreux Mr Orfman Mass Peironchek
Mr Huber? Rupert
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GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY
Svcndmg Mnss Bruner Mlss Bngulrc: Mnss Shccru Mvss Guorvh Mnss Weber Mrs Whllrnon
Mass Reuchcn Mlss Butler
Sealed Mlss Weaver Mass Corey Mlss Folcuk Mass Llberfo
DOROTHY MILLER BRYAN
Orfhogemc Class
Gczduoved from lndlono Store Teach rs College
Urwversny of Plffsburgh
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FACULTY
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Rev. Theodore Rcob, Rev. Anthony Hardy, Rev, James W. Gladden, Rev. Paul M, Scholl.
Rev, W. A. Wuenstel, Rev. Jos. A. Mifsch.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY AND
EDITH GRUSKIN APPLE
Pennsylvanua College for Women B
Western Reserve College
G A BARNETT
Penn State B S
Unlverslty of Pittsburgh
ANNABEL BOTTLANDER
Unnversuty of Pittsburgh
GRACE BOWSER
Thuel College B S
Indiana State Teachers College
LEWIS A BUYERS
Indlana State Teachers College B
Penn State
JEAN B BIERKAMPER
Thlel College B A
Penn State Library Certlflcatuon
C P CAMPBELL
Slippery Rock ST College B S
Duquesne Unlverslty
ELIZABETH CAMPBELL COGLEY
Westmunster B A
Penn State
MARGARET COLONNA
Indlana State Teachers College
GEORGE DUPIERREUX
Umversnty of Pxttsburgh
BESSE EKIS
Clarion S T College .Ir Hugh Dmploma
Grove Cnty College
ELIZABETH A GESSLER
Indlana State Teachers College
B S In Publuc School Music
ERLA HOFFMAN HAMILTON
Slippery Rock S T College Graduated
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MRS OLIVEL HAMMOND
Umversuty of Puttsburgh B A M A
West Chester Teachers College
ALBERT L HENRY
Clarlon State Teachers College B S
Penn State M Ed
GEORGE KASE
Duquesne B S an E
Unnversuty of Ptttsburgh
EDNA KERR
lnclnana S T College Graduated
Wooster Umverslty
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ALMA MATERS
VIRGINIA MACK
Westmlnster College B A
Untversuty of Puttsburgh
MILLER
Indiana S T College B
Unlversxty of Plttsburgh
JANE NICHOLAS
Indiana S T College B
Penn State M Ed
FRED ORTMAN
Slippery Rock S T College
Unlverslty of Pittsburgh
VIOLA PALOMBO
Penn State B A
MATTIE W PAINTER
Umverslty ofP1ttsburgh B A
MERLE A PETERS
Unlversxty of Illunols B S Ed
PAULINE PETRONCHEK
West Penn Hospital R N
JESSIE RHINES
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
CHARLES A RUPERT
Unlverslty of Illinois B S
Penn State
HUBERT B RUPERT
Unlversuty of lllunoxs B S
Allegheny
MARGARET SHUBERT
Umverslty of Pittsburgh
DOROTHY SHUMAKER
Sllppery Rock S T College B S
HELEN SMART
Edmboro State Teachers College B
Unlverslty of Southern Calufornla
ALICE STEINER
Unlverslty of Pittsburgh B A
WISCONSIN University
CLARA C SULLIVAN
Grove Cnty College B S In C
Duquesne
ELLA M VOGT
Sluppery Rock S T College Graduated
University of Pennsylvania
ELIZABETH WEAVER
Indlana State Teachers College B S
Columbua Umversnty
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Edward Bellas Alma Wells Esther Burden Evelyn Schrecengost
Presldent Edward Bellas
Vnce Presndent Alma Wells
Secretary Esther Burdett
Treasurer , Evelyn Schrecengost
THE COUNCIL
Sfandung Mr Bougllman Mrs Apple Duck Renler Muss Sulluvan Slanley Blelslu MussShuber1 Mr Henry
Seated VIYQIHIO Goddard Joan Granson Eslher Burden Edward Bellas Evelyn Sthrecengosf
Alma Wells Duck Wlnigens
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NATHAN APPLE . . , "Nuts" . . athletic . . can be found in any alley
stadium . , allergic to opposite sex fespeciolly from Kittanningj . .
simply refuses to grow . . witty . . quite a poet . . hates to study . .
likes to dance . . future is unknown, but promising.
ELIZABETH AUGUSTINE . . , "Libby" . . casual, indifferent, unimpres-
sed by most things . . personality, serious and rugged . . activities are
books, motoring, sports . . reliability is A-I, in an emergency only . .
holds a nursing candle and hopes to light it soon.
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WILLIAM AUPKE . . . "Bill" . . A whiz at speeding around in a black
DeSoto . , awfully quiet . . likes drawing airplanes while he should
be listening to his teachers . .wants to ioin the Air Corps.
CAROLINE BACULIK . . . "Cary" . . Crazy about swimming, hiking and
dancing . . heart interest lies in Pittsburgh . . always seen with Margie
. . keen about sport clothes . .wants to be a singer with a name band.
ALLENE BARBER . . . "Mark" . . Very sociable . . quite witty . . claims
that long walk from McGronn develops the figure . . seen frequently
in a green Ford . . feminine basketball star . . wants to be a stenog-
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EMIL BARTO . . . "Tank" . . One of the Kellyvitation boys!! can be
found at Mary's when wanted . . Alabamffbowyf . . Mes to study
. . drives a tractor in the summertime a grid bloildlng fullback . .
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EDWARD BELLAS . . . "Eddie" . . Beats the hides . . class president . .
has frequent interests in Cadogan . . quite witty . . just won't keep
quiet in some classes . . hopes to lead his own band some day.
LUCY BENESKI . . . "Lucy" . . Likeable, charming and a friend of all
. . whiz at Square Dancing . , here's your chance boys if you like
beautiful blondes , . her specialties are chewing gum and playing
basketball . , member of the winning team.
IRENE BENIGNI . . . "Irene" . . Main interest lies in a certain boy . .
thinks that a tan Oldsmobile is just the thing . , is Miss Shubert's
right-hand woman . , Cadoganite . . small and dainty.
FRANK BERDELL . . . "Birdie" . . Varsity cager . . a quiet red-head . .
enjoys dodging the tardy bell by about two seconds . . really gets
hep when he hears swing . . heart intere tllhliittannin . o real
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STANLEY BIELSKI . . . "Stas" . . Swell kid . . our Trireme editor . .
possessor of a new Royal typewriter Clucky guyl . . spends part of
spare time working in "Popa's store" . . drives a blue Plymouth . . a
Demon in room 315.
BETTY BLASER Bebe A scholar if there ever was one
athlete and all around swell kid one of Mr Barnett s headaches
Scotty s gal often seen with Butch always willing to help a
friend
PAUL BOROMIS Emo the Lion Killer likes to hunt ay
vi" hooky and fool around In school one of Pattonvllle s pranksters
loafs with Tomer and Gull future WPA worker
MIKE BRISKY Mike Shoots pool at the local pool rooms
sets puns at Bulls Bowling Alleys spends all has money on pun ball
machines has no definite plans for the future Q7
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ESTHER BURDETT Quite a whiz at basketball holds
down first base IH mushball quiet studlous makes a habit of
hiding other people s gym clothes petite lass
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JOSEPH NE BUR ON Josie Can demonstrate the world s
sweetest facial expression loves cooktng piano singing and Ken
she thinks likes to read books hums to herself In the future
,q- pects to be a model wife thas all the essentualst
BETTY CAMPBELL One of the sweet little farm maidens from
Campbell Hollow prefers college men and 27 Fords pals with
Fannie has a habit of giggling planning to be a school marm
gay charming likeable and frvendly
BETTY CHALOUPKA Betty sits and looks pretty in the Ford
Theater ticket box neat as a pun smooth dancer especially with
the out of town boys wants to be a traveler to Vandergrtft Leech
burg and back
EDWARD CHARNEY Doc Broad minded and handsome
writes 2 or 3 outlines on a single line for homework changes seats
In class to et different an les of urls tall a would
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answer many a maidens prayer soda lerkers 'ob awaits him at
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JEAN CHAUVAUX Beezxe Frequents the skatung rank fav
orute color blue to match her eyes Economics as her et
dreams of rraroon conver bes wants to pound away her future
at o typewruter
BILLY CEIPLY Kostan Studnous cheerful always wears a
smrle fine baske ball player keeps the nenghbors awake proc
tzczng a saxophone fine sense of humor lukes to play mushball
future unknown but hrs hopes are brrght
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PAULINE CIEPLY Dusty Seen around with Mary Ann knows
her clothes a real lltterbug ask her where she sp nds he nights
sure can puck the good lookmg boys intends to go to Floruda
after graduation
GRANT COCHRAN Cocky Comes from Kelly loves lelsure
tume and sleeping good frlend of Archre and Ralph lakes all the
gurls good natured fellow frxendly and a good sport looks for
ward to the day when summer vacation begins
IE Cookle er basketball ace from 309
he wlll clerk no future ln gettlng married
roll skating an IC g occupy her tume Mauss steady pal
also Paul s
RAY CROYLE Beeb The llfe of Solrd Geometry class
pendable lack of all trades good un woodworking short
decorator of renown tells corny lokes
CLAIR CRYTZER Crytz Athletic everyone agrees he us the
best bullt boy In Ford Cnty Hugh captain of F C H S Football team
made the W P I A L tea enloys hrs Saturday nights es
tuned to be a V M l student and football star
JULIA CULP Julia Quuet but a fruend of everyone pals
with Dorothy Interested rn Leechburg favornte hobbues are nut
rung and drlvmg secretary of the 4 H club and loves her work
MARTHA DIETZ Duetzle Likes to play the piano one of the
the people who are nuts about typing a very quiet gurl but nice
reserved a luttle shy a comblnatlon of many good traits ook
her up sometume when you need a real fruend
ANNA DINKO Annle Has a genuine lnterest an her school
work walks to school wlth Francey roller skates occaslonolly
possesses an engaglng smule lakes to cook ndes her bake dunng
vacatnons enloys playmg basketball tn gym class
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JAMES DODDS Jummue lukeable exceptuonally wutty
haunts the fountaun unterests are football and Betty Jane
Hash un Bookkeepung Il and Economucs enuoys all types of sports
a handsome laddue class cut up
MARY DOLENC Vutamuns Has a completely dusarmung ever
so charmung smule ut gets us all quuet scared stuff of boys
delughts un lutterbuggung future IS unsettled as she us not ready
for an unstututnon such as marruage
AGNES DURIS Aggue one of the Staurway to the Stars
Clumbers most always seen wuth Jean attractuve lukes her
shorthand and typung quute a lutterbug guggles constantly
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FLORINE EDWARDS o A member of the 3 P s favorite
sports are basketball and mushball favorute past tume lust plaun
old Duke plans for future are quute undefinute
ALIENE FAULX Has a cunnung luttle nuckname ox comes
from Pattonvulle pals around wuth Betty o very studuous ur
belueves un stuckung up for her rughts lukes Kuttannmg boys gu
gles a lot good conversatuonalust chews gum
LOIS FISCUS Tuny Lakes commercual work spends a lot of
her tume wuth Charles comes to school wuth Dorothy lukes to talk
to Fanny guggles a lot wull do a lot for a fruend
BETTY FORRINGER Quuet bashful gurl from Cadogan pals wuth
Betty Huleman enloys goung to the movues the early burd of the
class
LILA JEAN FREDERICK Freddie A real worker athletuc
Muss Shumaker s gurl Fnday keeps a duary frequently seen at
the skatung runk pals with Jeannie often seen wuth Duck
short and peppy wants to be a deaconess
ANTHONY FRISINA Foose burns a hole un any dance floor
an ardent skate fan does a good uob of tucklung the uvorues
oftlcual whustler un the lubrary staunch cdmnrer of P S and we
dont mean Post Scrupt
VERA FULLER Vucky fruendly and has a good word or
everyone notuce to all Interested good cook' ambutuon as to be
come a stenographer lukes to druve an Oldsmobule pals wuth
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FRANK GALLO . 4.1 That flash of a,bc!sketball player from Cadogan W
. . hoppqtp A great bbsebql 'pitcher . . flddles around with pho-
togragthifctgicals . . can be seen mostly at the theatre following Q
his favor te serial. f
FRANK GANZLMAR . . . "Custard" . . Mr. Baughman's problem child
. . spouts off like Old Faithful . . one of our long rangers, about six
feet never fails to give you a hard pat on the back when he sees
you
MARY JANE GAUKER Jane comes from Kelly blushes ix
easily IS a very quiet gurl who keeps her thoughts to herself
fast typnst Clukes ntl interested In male blcnds "
VIRGINIA GERMY Honey Bunch a nice gurl roller skates
always wlllmg to help a friend a perfect Virgil student
e loys playing basketball firsj class Glrl Scout hikes swims
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JOSEPH GLEESON fre ue M rann a drummer
the band has a pass o-Zodl
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PAT GLEESON Gleeson fond of curves In Solid Geometry
Cwe wonder 7 7 91 can be found In Klttannlng Saturday mghts
dances drummer Ih F C H S Band accompllshed pianist K9 7 'fl
shares the family auto with Joe future 7 hopes to attend
college
VIRGINIA GODDARD Jeanne seen around with the gang
hates to work except In Papa s office we Imagine shes well nn .N
sured very active in Trl Hn Y for she s the head woman wants
JOAN GRANSON Gretch has such bug blue eyes' struts
to school every morning with Mum laughs so hard she cries
one of our Book Clu pet diversion is collecting letters fahemj
CHARLES GREEN Chuck plays the piccolo and the flute
the lone ranger in Shorthand Il and an the Gregg Club loyal mem
ber of S M Y O would like to fork In an oil field IN Oklaho a ,
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NORMA GREEN Torchy spends her spare time working at
uncle s service station loves to dance roller skate and ace skate
Interests are In black hatred boys detests tests and textbooks
wants to be a ste grapher member of the Gr g Club
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DOROTHY GUTHRIE If there is anyone looking for the quiet type
that s Dorothy likes to talk to Betty in gym class a 'Faithful
Latin student cooks and sews too
MILDRED HANKEY Hankey Calls herself army widow
comes to us from Dayton Pa member of the Gregg Club very
dignified in classes
MILDRED HEGAR Millie Dark hair dark eyes knows all
the latest boogie woogies her heart beats only for Donk wastes
her tablet writing notes keeps up with the latest lokes is sure
to succeed
DOROTHY HEIGHLEY Halls from Leechburg came to us for her
Sophomore year from New Kensington pals with Julia Culp
likes to collect soap from different hotels also is a lover of books
SYBIL HENRY Billie Has an infectious giggle hot on her
feet has the knack of getting into trouble main headache is
chemlstty pers all y plus rolls those pretty blue eyes effect
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UI. ETRICK Distinct blond from Leechburg boards in
Ford C y goes about her work as if she has a purpose behind it
neat and smooth
BEYTY HILEMAN . . . Pals around with Aliene . . enioys chatting in
gym class with Dorothy Guthrie . . little girl from Pattonville who
comes down every day . . used to like history but now Home Econ-
omics lespecially the cookingl . . io y . . good natured . . sense of
humor.
JOHANNA HORNYAK . . . Hornie . . Quite a chatterbox . . ikes
football and collecting movie stars pictures . . spends most of her
money at the movies . . undecided about the future.
AGNES HRABOVSKY . . . "Fifi" . . One of our hill-toppers . . a whiz
in Bookkeeping . . pleasing personality . . cheerful and mischievous
. . always knows the latest ioke . . dependable . . pals with Dot . .
dre,arny eyes.
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l'LRlBiK . . . "Reet" . . blond hair, blue eyes . . seen with Wilma
U quitwlind ofthe army . . helpful at home . .willing to do a favor
or 'anybne . . will succeed at anything she undertakes.
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PAUL HUMENIK Pauly grfted wrth a lot of patrence
especrally rn Latrn ll actrvrtres are sports and motorrng habrts
are comrng late to school and keeprng out of the publrcs eye
loves brcyclrng wants to be crn electrrcuan fwrll probably get a
shock out of ntl
MARTHA LEE HUSTON Teaka blasts a hrgh C rn the band
and orches ra a happy soul has a laugh for every occasron
especrally rnterested rn football lwonder why'9l hobby rs bath
rng Haxrless Joe wrth a gas mask on
GO ON HUTCHINSON Hutch Wonderful soda slrnger
mathematrcal genrus remember Junror Class Play Dear Prof
our hero wants to be a certrfled publrc accountant
JAMES JACK Jrmmre A whrz at Mathematrcs fond of hrs
studres lrves between Cadogan and Slate Lrck pals wrth Blarr
Gree favorrte sport rs to watch the baseball games of hrs home
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BETTY JANE JACKSON Betty Jolly good natured pa s
wrth Eleanor spends most of her spare trme wrth Jrm lrkes to
draw land she can tool wants to take up rnterror decoratrng
enloys wrnter sports never mrsses a Trr Hr Y meetrng
JAMES JAGEMAN Jaggers lrtterbug de luxe short and
cheerful lrkes to attend dances rn Krttannrng fwonder why'7J
spends hrs trme sellrng grocerres and keeprng hrs grrls rn lrne loads
of fun loafs at Smrtty s future rs uncertarn
MILDRED KAHAT Mala Has plenty of Wham Cmodern de
srgn loves everyone lrke a brother cheerful grddy marn
actrvrty rs gaddrng about town grves vent to sports books clas
srcal musrc dancrng dates hopes to advance herself rn the way of
cookrng and housekeeprng
usrorzcs KANE sweet rr rung ff ,cudfggun Jpdfsem past
and future Pj rs jr lrke t a grou of the grrls rn
gym class often en wrt Betfyllp at cr hearty laugh
good student sport an fr d 'J
JOHN KANIA Shrad The sherk o or class drrves
the bakery truck for hrs dad Mrs Brrykamp
always krddrng Mr Ortman about hrs gray harr M
EDITH KARL Quret lrves by the armory enloys spare trme on
the farm lrkes to go to shows reads good books asprres to
be an artrst
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stuclyung science member of Ace Hu Athletuc Club and Basketball
team thumbs to all games away from home allergic to gurls
but he looks interesting
EDWARD KEELER Eddie Talk about handsome boys gurls
here s one a member of the gang from the hull who trots t
school daily a whiz when ut comes to gurls especially blonds
doesnt care much for school
JOHN KING Junue Averages about 20 per cent grade de
ductuons each year because of hus huntung trups gifted wuth Intel
lugence would walk a mule to muss a gurl spends hus summers
hshung enloys history plays center for Bull s Bowling Alley
person worth knowing
MARY ANN KLIMKOWICZ Klunky Dancung us smooth no
a nuck hates the social set gives things a heavy rush then
drops them wants to do more than her share untends revolution
uzung the world of women s fashions wuth her designing
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CHARLES KLINGENSMITH Chuck Likes uce skatung swum
ming and huntung very proud of hus brother who us learning to be
an avuator spends noon hours playing basketball wants to be
come ruch
lutterbuggung with Irene hus selection of shirts socks and ues
makes a blinding color flash thats not a rainbow ter a storm
wants to enter the gonjrpegual field ,f
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SEPH NHAUSER Babe A great baseball fan whuz
at math brauny at everything he undertakes runs the score
board at basketball games would sooner study than eat re
ular fellow but stull our salutotoruan
ANNE KOVALOVSKY Kavy The fauthful type shes woltung
for Johnnyu often seen with Marge friendly to talk to swell
u cu dustunctuve blond
TONY KOZLOSKY Tony A Ford City man often seen In
local theaters wants to be an aruumator quuet but he thinks a
o the sign printer of the school drew o lot of pictures for t e
Trureme good economics student
FRANCES KRUKAQ Erances Seen a lot wfth Annie 'utter
bugs at Smitty s lu es her gym class" enthuriaxtuc o out basket
bal very deroux and gmd natured has chee I ways and a
ready ten l r everyone
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JOHN KUKUCHAR Nucleus of a one man debatmg team on autos
or planes classes are strange wlthout hls questions wants to be
an avnotor enloys literature and economlcs has almost no suscep
tlbnhty to love surface flutters only
FRANCES KUVIK Frana Interest lles an the Leechburg kud
wants to enter the St Francis Hospltal as a nurse knows all he
latest steps the swung and sway gurl of Seventh Avenue
JOHN LUKOWSKY Flash A baker by trade a flrst strlnger
on the undefeated eleven keeps his dad broke by donatmg dough
nuts to has pals intends to follow a college career mann ambl
tlon to kuck held goals
WILMA LEVCIK Wlllle 'filw ys gabbu would
like to have an exten IV war! lgure for It oo
whenever she s blue xgl k ow she s fight wlth Buck future
hes m be uma j
STEVEN LEVCIK Shlmek Belongs to the Royal Lodge of Hull
toppers when Steve and Theodore are out of school something s
looks luke a chnld when drnvnng that cream Dodge 3 oclock
knd hard to keep In school seniors card shark
MELVA LITTEK lethck Pals wxlth Georque cheerful Vl5IfS
Smitty s likes to dance gnggleg continuously shuns books
frequent heart trouble noted for her tarclmess
FANNIE IJVENGOOD Pals with Betty and the rest of the gang
from Campbell Hollow has a weakness for one college man named
Johnny runs a Remmgton with the greatest of ease has a good
word for everyone very dependable too
BETTY JANE LLOYD Betts A newcomer last year from Free
port seen talking to .lam an the halls small but dlsplays plenty
of pep pleasung personality quute the home type wnll make
some lucky man happy
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ADOLPH LO ENCE Donk One of our forrhgt' basketball
champs handsome mdeed enloys dancmg Cespecsally with Mnlhel
quiet and bashful at fumes loafs with the gang on the corner
FRANK LORENCE Merc Cheerful wltty two letter man
In 315 handsome loafs at the Corner Garage allerguc to the
fairer sex a born leader shy captam of the Foreigners
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bird . . a second Sonia Henie when it comes tylce skating . . who
opens her typewriter everyday? . . good natuhdjgnqehdy, generous
-that's "Gen". J
MARY MARCINEK Mary Quite a football fan seen fre
quently at the movies with Barto thinks the whole team is the full
back likes ta dance future nurse or housewife
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ELGISA MA INO Elgisa A quiet studious gurl loves to
cook and sew a loyal member of the Tri Hi Y has that quality
of stick to it iveness dependable
MARGARET MAUS A swell girl always willing to help a friend
in need athletic friend of Allene s and Gen s seen in a blue
41 Chevy wants to be a stenographer or get married mostly mar
ned roller skates sings He s in the Army now
GEORGE MCCRACKEN George That fellow that spends mos
of his dinner hour taking up a certain girl s time in 308 has dreams
of becoming a lawyer and a first class politician belongs to the
French Cl a real ins :ration
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ARCHIE McEl ESH Froggie e found wherever there
is mischief usually the ringleader I plagues OB no fem in
terest but hefndes gfyvs A94 fprdw arou Garretts Run and
AQpl0w!ldp.g4Aqoys :pare time A Mg up on lost sleep
ELEANOR MCGUIRE Eleanor Good sport whiz at basket
ball prefers the vicinity of Worthington and its occupants enloys
school one of the many who come down from the hill winter
sports enthusiast pals around with Betty nice to know
JAMES MCGUIRE Salty Enloys his study halls spends all
his spare time with Dutch not very talkative friend of Sam s
spends busy hours at the river former football player likes to
attend movnes no heart interest yet
JAMES MEINTOSH Mac A big boy with plenty of what t
takes full of fun owns a new trombone lplays it too always
cheerful and friendly very fond of mischievous pranks varied
heart interests participates in class activities
GEORGIA MECHLING Georgie Pals with Melva sells
poultry feed for Daddy haunts Smitty s corresponds with Leo
allergic to textbooks a neat dresser usually wears a broad
smile loves her shorthand Grr
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CECILIA MIKULA Ci y Sports bright polish on her claw like
fingernails would rather not eat than break one likes block 39
Oldsmobiles nerts about football Stretch and dancing wants
to be a good housewife
RALPH MILLER Ralph Pals around with Aichie a big shot
in the noon time basketball tournament spends spare time with
Doris likes to have a lot of fun mischievous good friend to
ave good sport
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STEVE MINARCIN Speed A whiz at typing very studious
witty friendly good natured has a wide vocabulary and puz
zles everyone with it walks in a lackadaisical manner wants to
be a novelist or a I'T1LSICQl composer
Louis: Mncnsu Mitch A rw pal 5,41 smryd booth
in Mi key s hjavuaqlcs- gn clamnetfand plays the pidno dances
bowls cmd ice skates favorite color is -Gray 'P 'Pl 9 likes new
clothes fllfbfg college fs hopesb
MARGARET MORGENSTERN e A sweet girl and OH' that
hair likes very much to skate interested in black Fords laughs
up the musical scale dainty and neat
ANNA MRAZ Anna Stands up for her rights spends a lot
of time talking to Carolyn to Home Ec class likes to cook
tests public speaking . . has a lot of boy friends . . enloys going out
a lot at night . . runs with Bernadine,
PAUL OPALKA . . . Pau . . Spends time playing basketball on Sixth
Ave. lot . . loafs around with the rest of the Russians from that part
of town . . likes to build and attempt to fly model airplanes.
MIRIAM ORR . . . Mim ' . . A former Wilkinsburger . . can be found
bowling Wednesday nights with the rest of the gang . . intensely in-
terested in the Navy lately . . spends much time hunting for articles
in the Sun-Telegraph sport section.
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Secret Seven . . hasn't dcore in the world Qmaybel . . stays away
from the girls ? . , possesses a hearty laugh . . often seen with
"Salty",
EDWARD PAVELKOVSKY . . . "Pittle" . . One of the whizzes in Alge-
bra ll class . . loafs with the Fourteenth Street gang . . too small to
have much of an eye for women . . Csez who?j . . quite o hand with
the drawing pencil.
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likeable industrious Cadogan s Chamber of Commerce rep
resentative goes for the baseball games played by the home team
CARRIE PENDLETON Another member of the 3 P s and the fan
crest rug cutter of them all occupation and hobby are one and the
same swinging out to the swingiest live there is
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FRANCES PERNIK Francy a mischief maker favorite post
times are teasing people and reading good books has the cutest
smile interested in things outside of school spends o lot of trme
in Pittsburgh hopes to take up nursing
BETTY PETROVSKY Interested in Pete only good dancer
attractive cello player has an artistic ability has had so
many ails that she could write a book about them
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truck driving side of the lumber business easy to get along with
rather tall
MIKE POPRICK Mike Pride and loy of always looks
as if he is busy but never does anything one of our many out of
town boys always wears a tue
BERNADINE PRATTI Bernie the quiet type spends her time
trying to work out bookkeeping problems has many heart interests
but won t reveal which one is special
JANE RANGER . . . eg . . A sweet little hill-topper . . loves to
skate and is she good! . . pastime future l?l and hobby: her Jay . .
would make a good receptionist . . has a charming smile for every-
one . . likes lots of nice clothes.
MARTHA REARIC . . . "Marty" , . A swell pal and full of pep . . loves
Mexican sundaes . . and Carl . . faithful fan of the football team . .
hos a noted laugh . . nuts about typing and bookkeeping . . pals with
Dotty . . a whiz at basketball playing.
ELVERA MAE REESE . . . "EfTie Mae" . . Ofte een with Germy . one
of the r m ru her Latin lll ibut likes itj . .
talks c st . . kee air very neat . . wants to take up nur-
sing as o career.
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HENRY REICH Dutch Very very studlous land has report
cards show lt taoj a whnz at basketball quiet but lntelllgent
spare time IS spent at Rtchfleld Garage pals wnth Salty practrc
ally Immune to the opposite sex future seems bright good luck
Dutch to you our worthy valedtctoruan
ANNA MARIE REITLER Splder Blond menace can ask more
questuons' plenty of pep displays omph whlle leading cheers
actuve In class actuvntles works for papa In spare moments
member of chorus always I bk, fopw to summer vacatnons
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chums wnth Marty and Flfn does a lot of walknng collects
snapshots of her favorltes a whnz at making clothes nuts about
skatnng mam Interest IS a Chevy
RICHARD REITLER Duck A member of the undefeated eleven
hopes to go ot V, M, I 4 a tonstant mnschuef maker frequently
squabbles wnh has avorute girl of the moment uses up hrs father s
gas and tures tatlonmg has hut hum hard
AGNES RITZIG Aggre A ptterbug of the flrst class re "" vb
quenter of Smltty s and Morda s pals wlth Betty ushers at the
Ford durmg the evening sarcastlc
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ANGELO RIZZARDD Angelo very nlce chap to know lakes
to play basketball- drlves a car that could be used for natuonal de
tense hasfno Interest In femmnne appeal
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eye on a gurl pals around with Kenth Smzth s p ns at
Bowlung Alleys has no definite plans for the future
CHARLES RUDOSKY Chuck A really untelllgent student can
can be found at 7th Avenue and 9th Street plays intramural bas
ketbull for The Forevgners very quiet
EUGENE RUPERT Gene A Sensor football manager seen a
lot with Jeane Wlngard sets up puns at Bull s Bowlmg Alleys Q Q
wants to goto college to qualify for an avlatuon cadet
VIVIAN RUPERT Vlvlan Another hull topper and a nlce one
doesn't say much but thlnks a lot lrked by all rather shy re
served lakes some of the boys
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ing . . one of Dogtown's good swimmers . . enioys boat riding on
the Allegheny . . great pal of Vera's . . always ready to help.
RICHARD S SAXON "Saxon" Hnlltopper often seen speeding
around town with a gurl from Fourth Avenue mam interests are
fishing and building furniture wants to help Uncle Sam by going
to the Navy after graduation comes through with some witty say
lngs
GORDON SHAUL pened his first tooth on a ptgskln
slides thr u h cl s al pal witty personality to spare
little boy with the golden voice fu of
childish pranks
JEAN SCHALL Jean Pals with sister Mary Alice comes
from Garrets Run likes winter sports keeps her thoughts to her
self never says much takes her school work very seriously he
type who makes a good friend
MARY ALICE SCHALL Mary Alice A speedy typlst has a
real Interest in her school work her ambition us to be a stenog
rapher some day possesses an amusing chuckle cheerful lkes
everyone but particularly a mischievous young man from the hull
MARY LOU SCHIFFGENS Butch Often frequents Mr Marsh s
office takes onyone up on a dare mam interests are Rex and
Puerto Rico neat dresser lust loves her class rings
zulu.--llfsk
pEVELYN SCHRECENGOST Schreck Shouts a mean alto nn
chorus one of our best lltterbugs skates bowls and acts
active nn class affairs a blue eyed blond who chums with Pete
a swell kld with an indefinite future
TROMXS SELLERS Leader Football took up his time loads
.of fun good worker always seen with Ed favorite sublect IS
study hall where he can dream of Helen blond halr and blue eyes
good on skates
MARY SELVA Mary A whiz at dancing and drlvnng seen
quite frequently at Smlttys Swing Shanty always smiling and
showing that flashy dnmple one of our social chatterboxes
Rummy IS her date bait
GERALD SHANNON Gerry Quiet spends much of his time
In noted for has races with the tordy bell aeronautlcs
e t le faced Irishman of the Class hopes to fly his own
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WALTER SHBIL Walter Halls from Cadogan one of the
very quie onservative types spends most of his time driving
his Stu er around town a real blond and nice and toll too
delights in talking Polish to Gen in home room
JAMES SHEASLEY im A good friend of Archie s and boxes
htm in gym class plays a hefty game of basketball likes Chem
istry and physics dictates letters in health class to Norma Green
LAWRENCE SHIRLEY Junior One of those rare things
quiet boy In school likes to Hght for his women especially Betty
Jane interested in building radios rides to school on a bike
a little shy
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e oy rivmg xpleci lly hen g par ersl interested
vpzreat ite an artist
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HELEN SIDORA Pride of Cudzg avorute expres
sion is wise up' Ha mistletoe y r ular lltterbug
interesting ticket ller t the Cadogan Theatre xpals with Frances
DOROTHY SMITH Spends most of her time at the skot
ing rink . . c s a too , . one of the tiniest girls in the
c ass g od 'end o oits and neat.
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ELIZAEETH SMITH . . . ' Lizzy . . Hails from the metropolis of Cad-
ogan . . friendly toward all, particularly Amby . . outstanding person-
a ity . . enio dancing . . is a member of the basketball champs of
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7' . . . "Rose" . . Has a habit of telling you all about a
' . likes to make fudge . . member of both Trireme and Panor-
- Staffs , . likes sports and studies . . wants to be a social worker.
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LEWIS SOLAK . . . "Lou" . . lhother basketball champ , . the two
o'clock shooter . . charges around in the black Plymouth . . dances . .
doesn't ride the Fourth Avenue washboard for nothing . . has an in-
terest there . . will determine his future later. , -- .
THEODORE STANKO . . . "Teeter1' . .' Thinks dui sun rises and sets on
Ford Cliff . . distinct blond . . has a gdrage filled with model air-
planes and takes them tb Butler meets . . watch his eyes crinkle when
he laughs. ' l '
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ROSALIE SURAN Rosue Has a passuon for rudu home
Interested un anythung wuth a future gentl f sysbfund
four lukes sports and books has fun razgg dpleff guves you
that dazed look when she smules W ho wul lump lpn: quick
conclusion marriage and so forth 5
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ESTHER SZYBKA Whuz at basketball practuces one
handed shots un gym class took up roller skatung this year often
seen wuth Elizabeth lolly and wutty enloys studyung math
JESSE THORNHILL ess Patrols all kinds of roads un o green
Wullys Pattonvulle Ace often seen wuth Gene Rupert handy
wuth the hammer and the saw lukes to build thungs a real blond
DOROTHY TRENCHIK ot Loves to swum but only wades
un shallow water pals wuth Francie and Anne frequents the
washroom to look at her haur always chewung gum dances
she and Aldo monopoluze the parlor dancung and what not you know
.lENNlE U st history thoro hly acquainted
wi tu ested un Nation eense thinks of
HUT I1 HCWCIII Whefe Jeflfile II1kS YIUYSES WECY QYUSS SklI'TS
n can desire would luke
MARGARET WALLECK Marge The gurl that really has some
thung especially that captivating smule looks pretty wuth specs
us tumud and unsuspectung belueves that a woman s place us home
she undoubtedly practuces her preachungs
BILL WEBER Gob: Often seen wuth Brownue well known
for hus exaggerated storues the bugger the better drummer un the
C H S Ba one of the muschuef makers at Band Practuce
delughts un bringing home stray dogs wants to goun the Marines
EMILY WEBSTER Betty Maun unterest lues un Kuttannung
Cadoganute seen at Smitty s with Warren Hedglun pals wuth the
gurls from Cadogan detests publuc speakung enloys wunter sports
ALMA WELLS Pete Personaluty plus muschuef maker
oys all types of sports especually basketball takes actuve part un
all actuvutues our noble vice presudent loves to swung out un 'uve
fy frequently bothered wuth boy trouble
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usually has a bagful of corny lakes Interested In sports por
trayed E Q Hicks to utmost perfection In the operetta future is not
clear but there are possibilities he declares
JEANNE WINGARD Jeanie Dainty and petite makes
typewriter sing cute has a distinctive giggle quute an actress
pleasant disposition pals with Mud and often seen with Gene
her black hair as nice In any language
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RICHARD WINTGENS Ric Pool shark one of the original
skate boys at the rank small but a very good basketball player
mam Interest IS sports of an kind
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EDWARD WOYTOWISH Spare time is spent driving his
Plymouth seen on Saturday nights on the corner of Ford Street with
l plans to develop a poultry farm or loin the navy
DORIS WRIGHT Dot Assistant editor of the yearbook very
industrious enloys playing basketball does the football and
basketball games with Ralph mce girl
WILLIAM WRIGHT fleet Quwt and reserved one of the real
hllltoppers often geen riding qtjund un a Ford friendly well
liked by all his pals 'I good sport plays for the Shtump Jumpers
a baseball team from the hill
HELEN CHARNEY Small without high heeled shoes
cute where love IS concerned shes quarantined avoids ardent
admirers like a plague for she has a steady talks in the library
hits her head with a pencil when worried frowns upon distribution
of grades
ANNA CROMICK Anne Tall attractive blond flashing blue
eyes spends most evenings studying always seen with Frana
and Dot expects to take up beauty culture after graduation
FRANK DUNCAN Casey Special grease monkey for Kerr
Auto Service spends much time in Klttanning with any one of the
three girls a wizard at making money and we dont mean with a
press
KEITH SMITH Smitty Thinks Navy life is the only life for hum
. . fond of girls . . especially from Kittanning . . furnace tender at
church . . pals with Ned and Earl . . likes to argue in Economics class.
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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
1938 1939
Four short years ago we the Senuor Class of Ford Cuty Hugh School made
our debut upon the now famuluar basement floor as umportant newcomers un hugh
school determuned to succeed Not to be ugnored because of our under class
posutuon we voted for home room chaurmen to guude our f1rst hugh school actuvu
tues Sunce the Frosh are not especually actuve we spent most of our tume learn
ung to dance by sponsorung several vuctrola dances of our own But alas' The
day to whuch every Freshue looks forward f1nally arruved Commencement'
Such a gala event' The lassues un theur new long dresses and the laddues sport
ung theur best suuts The Commencement Ball for the graduates and theur parents
followed ummeduately un the old gym wuth musuc for the occasuon by Joe Bellas
and hus Orchestra Havung the dustunctuon of beung the largest Freshman class to
be promoted we anxuously awauted the next year
1939 1940
Bug shots now' No more basement floor' We became the members of the
Sophomore Class We felt quute umportant as we attended the Senuor Hugh
Assemblnes and partucupated un the Senuor Hugh Socual Whurl By electung Alma
Wells Presudent Ray Croyle Vuce Presudent Rose Smoluk, Secretary and Esther
Burdette Treasurer we really got unto lune and took our turn un sponsorung sev
eral dances and a skate Thus was a faurly successful year financucully and we
felt as though we were ready to accept the responsubulutues ofa Junuor Class
1940 1941
Our Junuor year started wuth a bang' All students were full of enthusuasm
and were determuned to make ut a year worth rememberung Through our class
officers Adolph Sadesku Presudent Pat Gleeson Vuce Presudent Vurgunua God
dard Secretary and Evelyn Schrecengost Treasurer we sponsored the annual
football dance wuth the musuc of Joe Bellas Faced wuth two umportant prouects
for the year the class held several dances and skates to rause money The Junuor
Play Sprung Fever was unusually successful both f1nancually and un supreme
entertaunment The Junuor Senuor Prom the gala event of the year was perhaps
the most elaborately decorated prom ever staged un Ford Cuty It us wuth great
prude that we pount to our accomplushments durung thus year
1941 1942
Sensors at last' We became the upper classmen no longer feelung tumud
and unferuor Class oFlTcers for the year were Edward Bellas Presudent Alma
Wells Vuce Presudent Esther Burdette Secretary and Evelyn Schrecengost, Treas
urer Among our successful events were the Hallow'en Dance and our publuca
tuon of the 1942 Trureme Durung thus year we have also contrubuted to the ath
letuc and scholastuc parts of school lufe Our class was well represented un many
clubs and took an actuve part un the publushung of the Panorama At the end of
the traul everyone was tense wuth excutement as Baccalaureate and Commence
ment days arruved Wuth much sorrow we leave our dear Alma Mater and look
to the future wuth fond memorues of the successful years of the Class of 1942
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President Raymond Pechan
Vice Presudent Anne Ortman
Secretary Meade Klnngensmuth
Treasurer Madelnne Hnahow
THE COUNCIL
Standing MISS Bofilander John Uhl Seih Fisher Mr Barneh Dale Amer Meade Klnngensmnh
Mr Peiers Mass Muck
Sea9ed Howard Hobaugh Glona Cook Madalnne Hnahow Raymond Pechan Olga Lukowsky
Vucior labuika Anne Orlman
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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY
Led by home room chaurmen and advused by teachers our freshman class of
1940 began uts unutual round of makung school hustory We felt rather tumud un
the presence of the seemungly superuor upper classmen Our first socual actuvuty
was a dance held especually for ourselves so that we could become better
ucquaunted wuth our new classmates and teachers
Tume passed and before we knew ut the school term was comung to an end
We wull always remember our Junuor Hugh Promotuonal Exercuse A queer sen
satuon filled us as we walked row by row to receuve our cherushed duplomas
the gurls un theur first long gowns the boys un theur new suuts The evenung came
to a clumax as we danced tothe musuc of Bull Dodds and hus Orchestra
We opened the Sophomore year wuth new vugor and enthusuasm October
1940 found our class anxuously awautung the Hallowe en Dance sponsored by the
senuors After enuoyung a skate and four more dances sponsored by the Senuor
Hugh Classes we closed that year wuth our most successful formal dance, the
Sophomore Hop We were undebted to our Sophomore officers Presudent Anne
Ortman Vuce Presudent Raymond Pechan Treasurer Robert Holley, and Secre
tary Delores Sanko for theur tureless efforts and splendud leadershup durung that
year
Our Junuor year proved to be the eventful year although we were late un
organuzung Our first dance was the Vuctory Dance wuth Francus Patt and hus
Orchestra Everyone had a wonderful tume celebratung our undefeated football
season We held several other dances our Valentune Dance and Junuor Senuor
Prom beung the most outstandung Our Junuor Play wull long be remembered for
the financual success that ut was Everyone enuoyed the eFforts of the cast under
the capable durectuon of Muss Mack Our oFficers for the year were Presudent
Raymond Pechan Vuce Presudent Anne Ortman Secretary Meade Klungensmuth
and Treasurer Madelune Hnatuow
Durung these years we have made many contrubutuons to the Junuor Varsuty
and Varsuty basketball and football teams The scholastuc fields also find us un
there doung our but Our class us very well represented un many, many clubs
French Club Book Club Tru Hu Y, Gurls Chorus Boys Glee Club Panorama all
these take many hours of our tume and effort, but we love ut lust the same Our
gurls have partucupated un badmunton deck tennus and basketball Madelune
Hnatuow, Irene Kovac Olga Lukowsky and Anne Ortman four peppy gurls are
our cheerleaders
Our vouces and appearances are not so chuldush and at last we have
grown up We hope our Senuor year wull prove as pleasant and as successful
as the prevuous three years have proven to be
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Cooper, Agnes Cramer.
Leona Czopor, Anna Daniel Dorothy Dybas, Helen Erickson Frank Fair Freda Fennell, Seth
Fisher Silvio Frieri,
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Victoria Halas, Edith Haney Annabelle Hawk,
Jane Hellman Robert Holley Teddy Jablonski Charles Johnston Jean Johnston, Bob Kamer
John Kanzlmar Frank Kendra.
Paul Kiene Evelyn King Alice Klingensmith Bill Klingensmith, Milos Kluciar Paul Kotyk Irene
Kovac Elizabeth Kromka.
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Olga Lulcowsky Margaret Lungrnk
Marcella Lux Francls Marlulnnslu George Muchaux Mllce Muka Jeane Muller Martha Mnller
Albert Mohney Jean McCollum
Martha Mcflfresh Norma McGeary Jean McGregor Lorranne McKay lla McNuchoI Anna
Odrechowslu Jennle Oznmma Sadue Payo
Georguo Pendleton Joe Perry Lows Poundstone Agnes Raduc Frank Recny Josephnne Recny
Chrlshne Reed Jack Roberts
Frances Rogan Muchoel Rosol Helen Samay Helen Schafthauser Agnes Sanoba Mary Ellen
Scott Lois Shlrley Kenneth Shumaker
Margaret Sndora Edna Smuth Lots Jean Stepp Stella Suwala Ruth Swank Albert Thomas
wack John Uhl Paul Ursuak
Loss Jane Utley John Veres Frances Volek James Walker Raymond Wlntgens Russel Wrlght
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OUR HIT PARADE
Daddy Mr Barnett Rose O Day
Blues In the Night Miss Mack Remember P9c'l Hc'b0'
In a Little Dutch Garden Mrs Blerlzarnper can she Bake G Cherry ple,
Sunrise Serenade Mr Marshall He 5 1 A In The Army and He 5 A
The Flight of the Bumblebee Moss Shubert ln Our Hearts
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OFFICERS
Presndent Robert Cueply
Vnce Presldent Charles Sporney
Treasurer Helen Zoszak
THE COUNCIL
Sfandmg Mr Rupert Irene Pavelkovsky Elda Maruno Marnlyn Marshall Junuor Elger Juannfa Snyder
Evelyn Walleck Mlss Sfenner Mr Muller
Sealed Mrs Ccgley Charles Sporney Rna Beulh Rober! Cneply Helen Zoszak Jack Hensley Mnss Shumaker
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Secretary ........ Rita Beuth
SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY
SEPTEMBER T940
A group of strange fruendly students each one eager to find out what hugh
school was really all about entered the doors of Ford Cuty Hugh School s lower
reguon They plodded along from class to class un a half dazed condutuon and
before they knew ut the flrst semester had ended Sunce the class was not per
mutted to have any socual affaurs untul after the second semester began theur flrst
dance was really here' A few more socual affaurs were held before the Com
mencement Dance several days before the Commencement exercuses
Then the bug day came the day on whuch the honored students were guven
duplomas We saw many smulung faces on happy students that day but stall there
were sad deuected ones who had not earned the rught to take part un the
exercuses and doggedly dragged one foot after the other through the halls But
the fortunate student feelung proud wuth hus duploma began to consuder what
next year would have un store for hum
SEPTEMBER, 'I 941
The same group enterung senuor hugh from the lower reguons stumbled up
the staurs and arruved parutung on the thurd floor a more sophustucated group than
we saw last year At the begunnung of the second semester class officers Presu
dent Robert Cueply Vuce Presudent Charles Sporney Secretary Ruta Beuth and
Treasurer Helen Zoszak and home room chaurmen were elected
Our first dance whuch was very successful was held for Junuors and Senuors
as well as for Sophomores The Sophomores started to loan clubs and began
makung fruends wuth senuor hugh students and flndung them encouragung
thought school wasnt so bad after alll
We hope that September T942 wull be the begunnung of another progres
suve year for the Class of T944 and that you wull hear from us un next years
TRlREME
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Boyd Rose Bryant Bernardlne Bucko Elva Jean Burdette June Burdette Robert Corpen
Katherine Chaloupka Raymond Chauvaux Robert Chauvaux Helen Claypoole James Cono
way Ernest Cousms Vlrglnua Crum Edwln Culp Charlotte Cunningham Anno Debarr
Wnlllam Decock
Betty Jane Duetz John Dodds Loulse Dodge Donald Dornan Anna Drabovsky Patrncla Duff
Rose Duns Junuor Elger Genevueve Englert Robert Fnckes Bertha Folta
Helen Folta Betty Ellen Frantz Carl Frederuck Anthony Guardlna Loss Green Michael Gregory
Phulomena Habanetz Frank Hagovsky John Heasley Harold Hellman Kenth Hellman
Clyde Helm Mary Hook Russel Hoak Helen Jean Hobaugh Dorothy Hohl John Hollzna Paul
Hooks Joseph Hrlbnk Charles Humennck James Hutchison Louis Jackson
Robert Jageman James Johnson Frances Kama John Kasan Margaret Kasun James Kellar
Ruth Klene Eleanor KIIOWSKI Frank Kllowskn Imogene Kung Jesse Kung
Margie Kung Richard Kung Goldue Kllngensmuth Phyllus Klnngensmuth Wllma Klungensmlth
John Kochman Wllllam Kral Katy Krukar Josephme Kubatko Albma Kuvuk Connle Leard
Mary Levclk Mildred Levcuk Walter Lewns Henry Lhote James Livengood Vurguma Longwell
John Lukowsky Morris Lyszak Mary Magdy Elda Marino Helen Marsh
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Mary Ann Moore Dorothy Myschlsln Esther Nameche Beatrice Neale Lewis Nlcoda Mary
Panchuk Mike Panchlk Irene Pavlekovsky Helen Jean Peters Margaret Placell Helen Plocha
Paulnne Podesva Delores Pontuous Mary Popolls Alblna Prazennca Josephme Prazenuca
Gertrude Reach Wrlluam Rerner Mary Rosol Geraldme Rupert Richard Rupert Agatha Russell
Elma Saloum Emily Sam Paulnne Sanoba Fred Say Rose Mane Scrlpps Edward Sellers Elsle
Sellers Helen Shevchuk Wllllam Simmons Josephlne Slavlca Belle Smathers
Ruth Smeltzer Jessie Smlth Phllnp Smith Anne Smollk Juanrta Snyder Daniel Spencer Lucille
Spencer Dons Stewart Betty Stltt Dora Strtt Gilbert Stltt
Jean Stlvason Martha Stockdlll Helen Stollenwerk Vrrglnla Stovall Marshall Sweatt Eugene
Szafron Leonard Szymanslu John Tague Elsie Thornhlll Eleanor Trop Martha Troyan
Charles Turko Jack Valentine Edward Volna Evelyn Walleck Helen Warcholak Mulce Wolson
ovlch Nick Wolsonovnch Edward Yapp Genevueve Yount Helen Zacour Elizabeth Zilla
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TANK Browny brcve und bump proof o hw Qlcgont spccumens beung Flosh Borto ond Sellers
FLYING CADETS Annu Morm Re-utler ond Mcury Lou Schuftgens who how rccully tolun off Ihr bpouuu
BLACKOUT Morgorot Mous Vhunks uf us o woo putchu s dglught
BOMB Helen Sudoru plus o lutvle oomph' Thot s o rncul gxplosuonl
YOEMAN Jummy Dodds chcusung the soup around the bathtub Ah thot s real noyugovung skull
AIR RAID SHELTER A cozy luvtle publuc port where- Crytzer buds fcurewell to hus foncee whule the fomuly us luvung 'hrough cu storm
A SUICIDE SQUAD LEADER One who tempts lute to throw the swutch vvuth Agnes Hrobovsky beung our most recent oddutuon
SERGEANY Some of the men teachers ore sour gents some-fumes
RATIONING lt dudnt hut Duck R utler but ut dud Mr Morsh Also Helen Eruckson us clwoys Roy shun nung
WOLF Any fellow wuth o cor hoyung cu good ture ond c dume s worth of gos out lookung for sugar
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
Front Row Pechan Knene Fonr Kamer H Fnlal Crytzer Snnnawskn Sellers Rentler Veres Cooper
Row 2 Mgr Rupert Shcul Suron John Dodds Cheer Srnnth Putz Kasun Cneply Lukowsky
Row 3 A Fnlal Jnrrn Dodds Klnngensmnth Hellgren Hook Buff Stnvason Hobaugh
Row 4 Coaches Campbell Kose Rupert
AN OPEN LETTER
Dear Boys
Congratulatnons to your team members and coaches who fought agannst
many odds to produce Ford Cnty Hngh School s first undefeated and untned foot
ball season Thns good work deserves many words of commendatnon, but our
weak vonces could hardly be heard nn the dnn of comment aroused by thns feat
We were proud of you on all occasnons Our snncere hope ns that you may meet
all future problems as capably as you have met these weekly ones
And thanks too for all the hours spent nn practncnng, for taknng the on
h f h d hen a boner was ulled for all the sore muscles suffered
slaug ts 0 t e crow w p
uncornplannnngly these are but a few of the facts for whnch we wnsh to take thns
means of thanknng your self made nuggernaut that demanded vnctnms from Sep
tember 9 untnl November 'II
ssrrenvnnsenz s sono cnrv 6 scorr o
Ford Cnty wnns opener' Moe Shaul s kncknng passnng
and ball carrynng played a great part nn determnnnng
the vnctory The game was won nn the second pernod
on Barto s touchdown plunge a play set up as a result
of an aernal assault featunnng Shaul and Crytzer as
bombadners Our nnexpennenced Inne held up well under
fire Enght thousand spectators the largest crowd ever
to see o Ford Cnty football team play were on hand
at the North Braddock field to see our team mark up nts
nnntnal vnctory
Wnth snncere cndmnratnon,
THE STUDENT BODY
SEPTEMBER 13 FORD CITY 7 VANDERGRIFT 0
The first opponent met that used the nevnsed and
trncky T formatnon Benng outplayed the first half
our team came back strongly to emerge the vnctors
Defensnve lnne play on the part of Lukowsky Sellers
and Crytzer brought about thns second AA vnctary
Barto scored Speedy shnfty offensnve and defensnve
work was requnred before thns Double A foe was
brought nnto camp on thns hot afternoon
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SEPTEMBER 20 FORD CITY 26 ARNOLD 0
Arnold unvaded our town but was qulckly repulsed
Ford Cxty strlkmg twrce on blocked kncks resultlng
touchdowns wrthln three mnnutes spelled defeat for a
good Arnold team Slmawskls sensational defenslve
playsng arded Kamer In the recovery of these two kicks
Crytzer and Babe Fatal also scored The Invaders had
a crack forward wall whtch forced our boys to take to
the alr most of the afternoon
OCTOBER 3 FORD CITY 20 HAR BRAC 7
The boys knew that the fans were behund them for
they were told so and shown how much so at a real
pep rally the nrght before the game On the beautlful
green but soggy and slippery field the long awarted
vlctory was brought about by Jimmy Dodds 80 yard
run on the flrst play nn the second half Wlth perfect
bloclung and a gaprng hole through Slnlawskl and
Crytzer Dodds broke a 7 7 deadlock to chalk up Ford
downs we had 7 Thxs was the flrst time slnce l935
that Ford Cnty had won the annual classxc from t ns
team
OCTOBER I0 FORD CITY I3 TARENTUM 6
Emil Barto duplrcated Dodds feat In the prececlrng
game on the same play to sew up the fifth game The
llne was outstandlng nn stopping Fullback Woods pass
mg attack The sllppery grass and greasy oval were
more detrimental to our foe s passing attack than to our
power plays Over confldence nearly lost thus game
and could have wrecked our season Tarentums de
fense kept our boys guessing for the flrst part of the
game
OCTOBER 25 FORD CITY I2 SPRINGDALE 6
Our srxth consecutlve vrctory and against a hrghly
publrclzed Spnngdale eleven' Jam Dodds on a reverse
snake hrpped hrs way through the entrre Springdale
secondary for 27 yards and a touchdown Babe Fnlal
plunged from the one unch lane Good defensrve play
helped us a lot wlth Sellers Pechon Slnrawslu and
Rertler standing out We had to take the offensive
through power plays Basulone Springdale ace was
the most outstandmg back met all season The lrghts
not only bothered the boys most of the evenrng but
also the large delegatron of local fans who followed
the team Our Band was very much rn evldence
NOVEMBER I FORD CITY 27 CORAOPOLIS IQ
Hank Fllal scored the flrst touchdown on a pass from
Shaul A great comeback rn the last two periods en
abled Ford Cnty to chalk up her seventh vlctory after the
score was tued at I4 all Shaul got off a 90 yard punt
ond scored on a sucker play through tackle Bartos
last quarter 27 yard broken field dash turned the trde
uncarked a neat assortment of tricky passrng and run
nrng plays but our boys handled the sltuatron as
great team should have Nuce work'
NOVEMBER I'l FORD CTY 38 KITTANNING 0
Everyone keyed to the highest patch' The s age was
set wnth 2300 mum bedecked spectators freezlng
windy blnzzard swept bleachers Our boys had every
thang to garn or to lose for Kuttannxng our bltterest
enemy was the only remaxnung foe to be taken over
this season Lukowsky attempted a huddle brube as
Pechan Barto Shaul and Hank Fllol carried the plgskln
Into pay dnrt territory We won more than a game
that memorable afternoon for Ford Cnty had lust con
cluded her flrst undefeated and untred football season
a worthy clrmax to a spectacular year
JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL
Front Kasun, Rogan, Stltt, Clppel Scott Wolsonovrch, Yapp Relrch Rupert Smerrck
Back Odrechowskl, Hellman Szafron Holrxna, Krlowskr, Slrochman Zublc Decock Karl
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Back Row Coach Campbell Berdell Kamer Tertychny Gregory H Fnlal
DECEMBER 5 FORD CITY 25 DUQUESNE 33
Ford Cnty opennng her basketball season lost to last
year s WPIAL wnnner Duquesne lou Solak veteran
guard took hngh scornng Iaurels wnth nnne ponnts
DECEMBER 9 FORD CITY 32 SCOTT 21
Ford Cnty traveled to Scott to engage nn a fast and
rough game Although lou Solak was forced out of the
lnne up wnth o dnslocated shoulder he led the attack
DECEMBER 11 FORD CITY 23 DUQUESNE 31
Playnng her first home game Ford Cnty was agann de
SCOYEF
DECEMBER 12 FORD CITY 34 EAST PITTSBURGH 19
By wnnnnng over East Pnttsburgh Ford Cnty made nt
two wnns and two losses The boys played good ball
agannst a relatnvely weak team wnth Bnll Cneply ac
countnng for 16 ponnts
DECEMBER 16 FORD CITY 34 ALIOUIPPA 35
A case of nntters nn the last mnnute ond a half cost
Ford Cnty thns game Alnqunppa scored three times nn
the final mnnutes and thus dnd away wnth the tive ponnt
lead Ford Cnty had held
DECEMBER 19 FORD CITY-41 SCOTT 31
Ford Cnty ogann defeated Scott on our home court
Bob Holley usnng hns henght to on advantage rang up
I0 ponnts
DECEMBER 23 FORD CITY 31 NEW CASTLE 36
Ford Cnty playnng New Castle here lost to a rough
and aggressnve team Manager Berdell donned a sunt
and led the way wnth 10 ponnts
DECEMBER 26 FORD CITY 19 ALIQUIPPA 33
A two day trnp got off to a bad start wnth thns loss In
thns game the boys showed how bad a ball team can
look What scornng was done was dnvnded equally
DECEMBER 27 FORD CITY 28 CHESTER W VA 24
For the first tnme nn the school s hnstory a Ford Cnty
athletnc team traveled out of the state to play and nt
proved successful Although not playnng up to par the
boys won wnth Poundstone and Rench leodnng the way
DECEMBER 30 FORD CITY 36 EAST PITTSBURGH 24
On her home floor Ford Cnty paved the way to thns
vnctory by a good passnng attack Cneply set the scor
nng pace wnth 15 ponnts
JANUARY 2 FORD CITY 28 LEECHBURG 25
Pechan rang up 8 ponnts at Leechburg as Ford Cnty
won a hard fought game
JANUARY 9' FORD CITY 24 NEW KENSINGTON 22
After a week s rest Ford Cnty won a worthy vnctory
over nts first Sectnon I opponent Cneply and Pechan
shared hngh scornng honors wnth the whole team play
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Playnng host to Arnold Ford Cnty won her second
stranght sectnonal game Out of the lnne snnce December
9 Lou Solak returned and led the attack for the locals
JANUARY 20 FORD CITY 34 KITTANNING 29
Playnng on the Knttannnng floor Ford Cnty won the
game after tranlnng 'l'l 3 at the end of the lirst quarter
The boys showed thenr sknll nn ball handlnng wnth Solak
agann turr-nng nn some neat work
JANUARY 23 FORD CITY 26 HAR BRAC 24
Seventh consecutnve wnn' An extra pernod was re
qunred nn order to decnde thns one wnth Poundstone snnk
nng the wnnnnng tally Over confidence on our part
caused low calnbre playnng for the tirst three quarters
JANUARY 27 FORD CITY 22 BUTLER 25
Ford Cnty s poor shownng cnt the foul lnne coupled
wnth Butler s accuracy on her home court spelled defeat
as Ford Cnty dropped her first sectnonal game
FEBRUARY 6 FORD CITY 27 NEW KENSINGTON 31
Agann poor foul shooting caused defeat and forced
Ford Cnty to share her lead nn Sectnon I wnth Arnold
Cneply and Solak each played exceptnonally good games
FEBRUARY I3 FORD CITY I6 ARNOLD 33
losnng her thnrd stranght sectnonal game to Arnold
32 I6 Ford Cnty recenved one of the worst beatnngs of
the season The least sand about thns game the better
all local followers wnll feel
FEBRUARY 17" FORD CITY 32 KITTANNING 22
Now thns ns more lnke nt boys' A good team was de
feated when the Glassers provnng thenr nnvnncnbnlnty on
thenr home floor took over the Cats
FEBRUARY 20 FORD CITY 40 HAR BRAC 18
Ford Cnty dnsplayed some fine basketball art and won
nncely controlled most of the rebounds and played
bang up ball from the startnng whnstle untnl the final
gun
FEBRUARY 24 FORD CITY 33 BUTLER 3I
Playnng her last game of the year Ford Cnty emerged
the vnctor nn the most spectacular game of the home
season 3331 wnth Cneply snnknng a shot from mud
court nn the last 30 seconds of play The largest crowd
of the season packed our gym to wntness thns thrnll
packed exhnbntnon of basketball sknll
" WPIAL Sectnon I games
JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL
Front Row Mgr Gnardnna, A Fnncnl, Knlowskn, Turko, Lewns, Spence, Mnnarcnn, Mnchalnk, Szafron, Coach Rupert
Back Row Lux, Dnnga, Thamaswnck, Buff, Suran, Protz, Smnth, Smernck, Holnzna
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Anna Marie Helen
Reitler Suhorsky
JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS
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Irene Anne
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THE CHEERLEADERS
Reitler Orfmon
Suhorsky Kovoc
Lukowsky Hnutiow
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ASSISTANT EDITOR
moms WRIGHT
LITERARY COMMITTEE
ALMA WELLS
LOUISE MITCHELL
ANNA MARIE REITLER
ART COMMITTEE
TONY KOZLOSKY
ADVERTISING COMMITTEE
EDWARD BELLAS
RAY CROYLE
FRANK LORENCE
EDWARD CHARNEY
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
STANLEY BIELSKI
BUSINESS MANAGER
TONY PELLIGRENO
SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE
MILDRED HEGAR
NORMA GREEN
AGNES HRABOVSKY
ALLENE BARBER
FANNIE LIVENGOOD
PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE
FRED BROWN
SECRETARIAL COMMITTEE
MARGARET MAUS
EVELYN SCHRECENGOST
MARTHA REARIC
ROSE SMOLIK
FACULTY ADVISOR
CLARA C SULLIVAN
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THE FGRD CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND
Here Comes the Parade'
At the sound ofthe whlstles of drum malors Loss Jane Utley and Mark
Gleeson the Ford Cnty Hugh School Band snaps to attentnon'
After sux years under Mass Margaret Colonna s durectuon the band has
grown and has won a good reputatnon for Itself
Its snxty one members are among the busnest students un school The band
practuces four hours a week durmg both summer and wmter months so as to make
a good showing at football games basketball games parades and concerts Six
band members participated un the Mud Western Dnstrlct Band at Kuttanmng In
March They were Emnl Boron Evelyn Schrecengost Loulse Mltchell John
Lulcowsky James Mclntosh and Charles Green
The twenty eight members makmg up the second band and the twenty
beginners will eventually flll the places ofthe graduates
Upon the fulfillment of certann requurements each band member recenves a
purple and gold Iyre at the end of hus Sensor year
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Christian Service these two words are the foundation upon which the Tri
Hi Y is built
Any girl in senior high school who is willing to pledge herself to the plat
form of Self Improvement Christian Fellowship United Service is eligible for
membership
Some of the activities of Tri Hn Y this year have been attending church reg
ularly conducting devotional exercises in home rooms sponsoring a Clean Up
Campaign throughout the classrooms ushering at the Burch program selling re
freshments at football games and assisting the American Legion in their annual
poppy sales
May the years to come prove as successful as this year The interest shown
in this organization was due for a large part to the able leadership ofthe follow
mg ofticers and sponsors
President Virginia Goddard
Vice-President Alice Jean Klmgensmuth
Secretary . , Mildred Campbell
Treasurer Alma Wells
Sponsors .. A Miss Bottlander
Miss Ekis
Miss Shumaker
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BOOK CLUB
Our forty book worms 'P Oh no' book enthusuasts who had gay tumes buy
:ng books and discussing books We collected books to gnve to the students of the
rural schools so that they mnght have access to more good stories Our members
also helped wuth the Vuctory Book campaugn
Our bu monthly meetmgs un the library were enloyed by forty members who
sometlme durmg the year contributed to the club program Each member was
required to read twenty five books a year and most club members recenved Na
tuonal Readnng Certificates for completung theur requured readung
Thus year the club made out a questaonnaure whuch the hugh school students
answered so that we could see what the students were readmg and their llterary
tastes
As part of thenr unntnatuon the new members entertained and mformed the
club by their book characterlzatuons
Many of us enloyed ourselves at our first social event an Ice skatmg party
on January 9 and we had many more equally successful soclal functions
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OFFICERS
President Anna Mane Rentler
Vuce Presndent Fred Brown
Secretary Louise Mntchell
Treasurer Anthony Frusma
Program Chanrman Dale Arner
Sponsor Mrs Jean B Buerkamper
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Under the gundung eye of Jeane Wungard presndent the Gregg Secretarual
Club meets twuce monthly to discuss various problems pertalnmg to secretarual
work Meetings are made exceedlngly Interesting and worth whsle by havmg
outsude speakers bring In novel topncs for duscusslon
The Club has as nts foundation enghteen advanced shorthand and typung
students who are aspmng to be secretarnes
The asm of all club members ns to develop shorthand and typung to the best
of their abnluty and to learn all they possubly can about the busuness world
Many socual achvntues are held durmg the year among whlch are a Christmas
party a skating party and tea dances
OFFICERS
President Jeane Wnngard
Vice President Margaret Maus
Recording Secretary Betty Jane Lloyd
Correspondung Secretary Sybsl Henry
TfeGSUrer Charles Green
Parllamentarnan Joan Grgnson
Sponsor Miss Margaret B Shubert
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Standing John Uhl Arthur Wolfe Seated M L Huston M J Blongeau Chrrstme Reed James
Mclntosh Betty Petrovsky Mrs Apple Mlldred Campbell Also Patty Gregory Tom
Cole Make Poprlk Russell Wrnght
Le Cercle Francans a group whnch consusts of students studyung French was
organnzed nn 1933 under the supervnsaon of Mrs Apple
The meetmgs held entirely nn French are held monthly durmg the club
period an order to better the conversatuon and to acquaunt the students wnth the
cultural slde of France
Durmg the year 1941 1942 many social actuvutues were held hugh lnghted by
a Mardi Gras held February 17 an occasaon celebrated throughout the world
OFFICERS
President James Mclntosh
Vnce Presndent Martha Lee Huston
Secretary Treasurer Muldred Campbell
Sponsor Edith Gruskm Apple
HIY
Because of curcumstances beyond thenr control the Hn Y was not able
to accompllsh much durmg the t1rst semester The outlook however us much
better for many plans have been set forth for the comnng year Clean speech
clean habnts and clean sportsmanshup are the mann :deals they wash to spread
throughout the school and community
OFFICERS
President Bob Holley
Vace Presndent Meade Klnngensmnth
Secretary Teddy Jablonskn
Student Advusors Rnchard Wlntgens
Natne Apple
Sponsor Mr George Kase
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MAY I 1942
At the present tume four Senuors have been elected
to the hugh honor of membershup un The Natuonal
Honor Socuety Those so honored are Vurguma Germy
Joseph Konhauser Henry Reuch and Margaret Maus
Congratulatuons'
More names may be added lt us suggested that un the collectung
of autographs members of thus organuzatuon sugn on thus page
Electuon to the Natuonal Honor Socuety us one of the hughest honors that can
be bestowed upon a hugh school student Only T5 per cent ofthe class us eluguble
to belong From the upper half of the class all teachers make nomunatuons
These nomunatuons must be passed by a unanumous vote of the electung commut
tee composed of appounted teachers
The members of thus years class may lustly feel honored un that they were
chosen from the lust comprusung the upper half of the class lt us now theur duty
as members to promote the oblect of thus chapter ln assumung these responsu
bulutues they must feel themselves pledged to create an enthusuasm for scholar
shup to stumulate a desure for renderung servuce to promote worthy leadershup
School
OUILL AND SCROLL
Ford Cuty Chapter of Quull and Scroll receuved uts charter on January 3 1939
wuth four Senuors as charter members and Mrs Oluve L Hammond advuser
The Chapter us under the auspuces of Northwestern Unuversuty Elugubuluty re
quures hugh scholastuc ratung recommendatuon ofthe advuser sanctuon of the hugh
school pruncupal and acceptance of work by the lnternatuonal Chapter
Quull and Scroll aums to crystalluze unterest un the school paper and by con
certed effort to unculcate the seven obgectuves of uournalusm
Joe Jum Gleeson us presudent Evelyn Schrecen
gost vuce presudent Pat Gleeson treasurer and
Anthony Frusuna secretary
Those eluguble and approved for unductuon un
Aprul are Lula Jean Frederuck Vurgunua Goddard
Margaret Maus Bully Weber James Mclntosh
and Bob Holley
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and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Ford City High
GIRLS' SPORTS
The gurls of Ford Cuty Hugh School would have ut known that they too have
had a wude varuety of recreational actuvutues whuch kept them busy throughout
the year The gurls spent much tume after school hours un order to partucupate un
theur favorute sports Thus year the program consusted of several excutung tourna
ments, pung pong deck tennus badmunton and basketball
The basketball tournament was made up of fourteen home room teams un
the Senuor Hugh In a serues of games of keen competutuon and clean sportsman
shup the defeated teams were elumunated after each game After many hard
playung of these games Lula Jean Frederuck kept the time and scores whule Muss
Dorothy Shumaker head of our physucal educatuon department, was the referee
Alma Wells emerged champuon from a field of twenty three contestants un
the badmunton tournament after several hard fought games Betty Luttek, the
runner up, proved to be a real opponent un the finals
The pung pong tournament us not as entertaunung to most gurls due to the lack
of excutement and real competutuon Only eught gurls entered thus tournament
and after playung three games un each set the wunner of the most games oust of
the three advanced unto the second round and so forth untul the final round was
reached Mary Ann Moore and Esther Burdett entered the final round after some
keen competutuon wuth the latter beung crowned Pung Pong Champuon for T942
fought battles, a senior home room, 314, emerged as the winners. During the
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THE VARSITY CLUB
The Varsuty F Club the first un the hustory of FCHS was founded thus year
un February a fittung culmunatuon for a perfect season on the gruduron
The club was unaugurated forthe purpose of promotung and fosterung those
udeals that are so umportant un sports and un Iufe udeals of faur play fellowshup
cooperatuon clear thunkung and clean Iuvung The Varsuty F Club us open to all
Those un school who euther held a mauor letter or were awarded one thus year
were admutted as charter members
The Varsuty F Club hopes to uncorporate unto uts membershup all former hugh
school athletes In thus way those un charge hope to foster better sports for the
school and to perpetuate the noble udeals that are synonymous wuth sports n
Ford Cuty Hugh
OFFICERS
Presudent Thomas Sellers
Vuce Presudent John Lukowsky
Secretary Treasurer Henry Reuch
Sponsors Mr Kase
Mr Campbell
THE NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY
Thus organuzatuon establushed un Ford Cuty Hugh School un T928 has as uts
purpose the fosterung of hugh scholarshup among athletes the stumulatuon of the
desure for balanced traunung and the development of more outstandung leaders
un the secondary schools of the Unuted States
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Senior Hugh Orchestra
The Lass of Llmerlck Town
The Boys Glee Club though not as
active this year as an previous years
has established an enviable reputa
tlon as a part of the Mixed Chorus
Each member ns trned out at the be
gunning of the semester by Mass
Gessler and is placed in divisions of
first tenor second tenor first bass
and second bass
This year two of the boys Fred
Brown a tenor and Kenneth Shu
maker a baritone wall compete in
the Pennsylvama Forensic League
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The Senior Hugh School Orchestra
IS a well known group In thus shool
The orchestra under the dtrectton of
Miss Elizabeth Gessler is usually pres
ent at the hugh school assemblies class
plays commencement and baccalaur
eate exercises At the end of each
year the members receive puns for
completing the required work during
the year the goal of each member be
mg a gold pm which is received at the
end ofthe Senior year for three years
membership and active participation
wlth the group
For the first time in nine years
an operetta was presented by the
music department under the dnrec
tion of Mass Elizabeth Gessler as
susted by Miss Eltzabeth Weaver and
Miss Alice Stemer
The members of the cast were
Fred Brown Chrnstme Reed Shirley
Yates James Mclntosh Evelyn Schrec
engost Kenneth Shumaker Lots Jane
Utley Josephtne Burton John Uhl
Frank Connell Layden Wills Tommy
Cole John Lukowsky and James John
son The members of the mixed chor
us supporting the cast took an
important part in the lrnsh peasant
and party scenes and greatly
pressed the audience with their sung
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Boys Glee Club
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us an organuzatuon drawing uts mem
bers from the seventh eughth and
nunth grades Thus group practices
the first peruod on Thursday after
noon What the group lacks un size us
made up for by the hard work and
enthusiasm of each member
The orchestra plays for the Junuou
Hugh assemblues and some of the
members are used un the Senuor Hugh
Orchestra for the Commencement and
Baccalaureate Servuces Each mem
ber nourishes the hope of becoming
tra at the begunnung of hus Sopho
more year
The seventy boys and gurls of the
Muxed Chorus have been busuer un
T942 than un any recent year
December they participated un the
presentatuon of The Lass of Lumeruck
Town Durung February they took
part un the Ford Cuty town meetung
and also sang at the uount meetung of
Kuttannungs Junuor and Senior
Women s Clubs
ln the past few years thus group
has gradually become larger and
better a step toward the culmination
of Miss Gesslers hope-to have a
really outstanding Mixed Chorus.
Girls Choral Club
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Junuor Hugh Orchestra
Muxed Chorus
Most of the Ford City High School
girls look forward to ioining the Girls
Choral Club. And why shouldnt
they? To them the second period on
Tuesday morning is an hour of enjoy-
ment. After having a semesters
training, the girls are ready to at-
tempt some rather difficult pieces.
The group did not enter the Penn-
sylvania Forensic League this year,
but they can still be proud of placing
third in the state contest in 1941.
a member of the Senior High Orches-
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HMISTAKES AT THE BLAKESH
Tom and Gary Blake two would be lournalnsts are lust wondermg what
new excuse to offer thenr bellugerent landlady when Herman Carter appears wuth
the startlnng news that they are the recnpuents of an lnherutance from an eccentruc
old uncle Tom s share as S50 000 and Gary s share ns Charlue whom they recall
as the uncle s fanthful sheep dog
Gary thinks Tom has all the luck But when Charlue turns out to be a beau
tnful young lady with considerable charm and fortune Tom thanks Gary has all
the luck But slnce Tom sees her flrst he offers Gary 55 000 for has share of the
unherltance nn other words for Charlle To make the transfer of guardlanshlp
seem plausible to Charlue Tom tells her that Gary as mentally uncompetent and
to prove hrs polnt he wrutes a letter to a home for feeble minded In the past
Tom has used the powers of hus pen on Ducky Lucky and now that he has unher
:ted money he flnds hnmself even more desirable to the lady To get Tom out of
hus difficulty Gary has told Ducky Lucky that Tom ns mentally incompetent
When the attendants from the home for feeble minded arrlve they flnd Tom
and Mr Carter dressed for a masquerade party and Gary havmg discovered
the truck Tom has played on hum now has the upper hand at last ln return for
hns release from the home Tom must consent to Garys marruage wnth Charlne
Ducky Lucky reallzmg the futnllty of pursuut has changed her tactucs with Tom
and Tom suddenly opens has eyes to her charms and confesses I kind of luke you
when you re qulet
THE CAST
Gary Blake
Tom Blake
Ducky Lucky Lawson
Roberta Sums
Herman Carter
Bnllnkuns Lawson
Mrs
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Ike
Make
Perkins
Greengas
Carter
Punkle
Nurse
Charles Gregory
John Uhl
Margaret Lungrnk
Muldred Campbell
Leonard Walleck
Robert Holley
Anne Ortman
Vuctorla Halas
Alnce Klnngensmnth
Marnan Campbell
Mary Fundyga
Bully Klmgensmlth
Jack Thomaswuck
Dnrectress Mlss VlI'gIf1IG Mock
Asslstants to the Dnrectress M L Lnvengood John Uhl
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No yearbook would be complete wtthout some acknowledgment
to those not on the staFF who cooperated wtth the students tn pub
ltshtng thus annual Not to be forgotten are the Board of Educatton
Mr Vincent and Mr Marsh for thetr genunne upport and tnterest
Mass Mack who helped us wnth the grammatical constructtons and
those fleetnng commas Mr Wtse and Mr Wyant representattves
of the engravers and printers respecttvely who answered our beck
and call our patrons and advertisers who enabled us tn a Hnan
ctal way and whom tn turn we ask you to support and lastly to
mg to gave you a book of memortes to wtthstand the ravages of
time To all a hearty and sincere Thank You
THE STAFF
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Hellman 8. Barley Shoe Store
L P Reartck
Dr James F Alltson
Andy s Market
Baum s Plumbtng 81 Heating Co
Frank Hobrat
Kerr Contracttng Co
Shumaker Chevrolet Co
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Dr B E Carberry
Dr W A Fredertck
Jackson s Vartety Store
Dr A R Pechan
Dr C W Thompson
Wendel Welch
Dr E C Winters
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A terruble thmg
Has come to pass
He woke up twuce
In Englush class
So here me suts
To pune and sugh
Untul hum do
Come back to I
Hark to the crues
Of pcuun so shrull
There s a sut down struke
In the old tack mull
Natue Rose
Sat on a pun
Natue Rose
The lectures of profs have effects quute
pathetuc
They act on kuds luke o strong anaesthetuc
I luke exams I thunk they re fun
l never cram I ver a one
I m the teacher
Late to bed and early to ruse
Bully has curcles under her eyes
Vugor vutaluty vum and punch
The courage to act on a sudden hunch
The nerve to tackle the hardest thmg
Wuth feet that clumb and hands that clung
And a heart that never forgets to sung
That s Pep
A fellow that we want to know
Is numble gauted Romeo
We love to read of hum un books
He had that stuff that s more than looks
And what he lacked un brauny matter
The lad made up un snappy chatter
Oh' Come what must come and go what
must go
But wherefore art thou Romeo?
Now I sut me down to sleep
The lecture s dry the sublect s deep
If teacher should quut before I awake
Guve me a punch for goodness sake'
If nearly everythung I ve saud to date
Has been as you declare a well turned lue
Thus much at least has veruty my sweet
Thus word us spoken from the heart
Goodbye
My feathered fruends at 5 P M
Who churp theur peep peep peep
The Macbeth burds I chrusten them
Because they murder sleep
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Nathan Apple
Stanley Buelsku
Fred Brown
Claur Crytzer
Sybul Henry
Huston to Reutler
James Jack
John Kung
The Lubrary
lloyd to Dodds
Frank Lorence
Margaret Maus
James McGuure
Old maud 3rd Iloor teachers
Mr Peters
Evelyn Schrecengost
Teachers
Alma Wells
Layden Wells
Even a vegetaruan can pull a boner
I put my trust and 'Fauth un you
I thought I could rely
But now I m dusullusuoned
I wush that I mught due
And so I copued you
I should have copued someone e se
For now I m flunkung too
A gurl can sung
A gurl can dance
A gurl can play corkay
But she can t struke a match
On the seat of her pants
She s lust not buult that way
You never see hum wuth a book
He s never home uf you should look
Never studues for days and days
How oh how does he brung home A s
We leave her ragung at the door
Me wush she wasnt so quute sore
Me go to kuss her but my' oh dec
You call me now your pretty plum
But all men change theur tune
The wrunkled day us sure to come
When I shall be your prune'7
The moon was whute the road was dark
A perfect place to stop and park
I gave a sugh I gave a moan
I cursed the fates I was alone
Collected from varuous college and hugh school papers and annuals
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COMPLIMENTS OF
ARMSTRONG COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
OF FORD CITY PENNSYLVANIA
T eph d 1925
Zanettfs Meat Market
Cholce Cuts Wlthln Your Budget
We will help you plan the meat
courses for your dnnner
the famuly or for guests
OUR BUSINESS IS TO SERVE YOU
Klmgensmlth Drugs
The REXALL Store
PRESCRIPTIONS
RIECKS ICE CREAM
Corner of Ford and Fourth
Phone 23 FORD CITY
Elger Funeral Home
AMBULANCE SERVICE
70I Fourth Avenue
FORD CITY PA
Crlssman s Greenhouse
PUNXSUTAWNFY AND FORD CITY
Flowers For All Occaslons
d C ty
The Vanity Beauty
Shoppe
YOURS FOR PERSONAL
LOVELINESS
Not
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Leader Store
LADIES AND CHILDREN S
READY TO WEAR
The Funest Store un the Valley
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MANUFACTURING JEWELERS
ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS
LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF
Closs Rlngs ond Plns
Commencemenf Announcements
Frofernlfy Jewelry
OFFICIAL JEWELERS OF
FORD CITY HIGH SCHOOL
REPRESENTED BY
C M KLINGENSMITH
1101 MILTON STREET
PITTSBURGH PA
PHONE CHURCHILL 6801
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COMPLIMENTS
GREENBAUM S
BUY YOUR SHARE OF
AMERICA FROM US'
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BUY DEFENSE BONDS
You be ef? fom fhs se
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Peoples Bank of Ford City
FORD CITY
NATIONAL BAKERY
M hoel Lukowsky Propr e or
FORD CITY PA
821 51h Ave Telephone 217 W
BREAD BUNS
COOKIES CREAM PUFFS
CAKES DOUGHNUTS
MACAROONS
HARD ROLLS
PARKER HOUSE ROLLS
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L C WELSH
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Day ancl Nnght
Ambulance Servlce
FORD CITY Phone O2 Phone 2 FORD CITY
THOMAS FLYNN CO
FORD CITY PENNA
See Us For
Awnings Venetian Blinds Curtains
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Broadloom Carpets Linoleum
Electrical Appliances
WE AIM TO GIVE YOU QUALITY SERVICE AND LOW PRICES
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McGuire Drugs Inc
32I FORD STREET FORD CITY
WE DELIVER LUNCHEONETTE
HAGAN ICE CREAM
Compluments of
Petroleum SaIes Co
PENNZOIL PRODUCTS
BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES
PHONE 285
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The Ford Theater
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The Rltz Theater
Latest Shows and Newsree s
FORD CITY PA
COMPLIMENTS
Bulls Bowlung Alleys
FOI'd Street FORD CITY
UNDERGRADS AND ALUMNI
HAVE PREFERRED
Apple s Clothes
For 35 Years
COMPLIMENTS
Central Service Statlon
Nmth Street Fufth Avenue
Moslener s Dairy Store
423 Ford Street
Complete Lune of
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FORD STREET FORD CITY
FORD CITY PA
Phone 271
We Appreciate Your Business
THE NATIONAL BANK
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FORD CITY PA
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
COMPLIMENTS Space s Fruit Market
FRESH ROASTED PEAN UTS
W Tony Senopole DAILY
Phone 292 I4 Open Nights
FORD CITY PA FORD ST FORD CITY
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