Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1942 volume:

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Q - 7 X ' av W A A v M I ' Aw ,gh A ' f N. f Af THE SENIOD CLAII Of JDHNSTDWN HIGH SCHUUL JQHNSHJWN, DENNSYLVANIA DUBLISHED BY 04 ilu fllllrmnrmm Mlss K Alletha Standxsh who was a teacher of hlstory and soclal studies at Cochran Iunxor Hlgh School and at Sen1or Hxgh School from 1923 unt1l Ianuary 1942 dled on March 9 1942 She was graduated from Ieannette Hrgh School 1n 1911 from Indlana State Normal School 1n 1913 and from the Unlverslty of Prttsburgh ln 1922 Mlss Standlsh traveled extenslvely throughout the Umted States and Europe havlng also studred at the Umversrty of Vienna She took a promlnent part 1n the l1fe ot our clty, betng parhcularly active 1n church work She was drrector ot the Fore1gn Relatxons group of the College Club She was much xnterested 1n muslc and poetry as hobbxes One of her poems IS here reproduced Her death was lndeed a loss to Iohnstown Hmgh School It meant losmg a fme teacher and a flne lady 3-funk' ' .- ,V Q , , x' -,' g s 1 I ' . we 4 - Q . ' s K in . w 1. - . 1 . - I 1 1 I - 1 1 , . PATTERNS I hke the patterns on my wall L1ght shadows of small budded twtgs And swaytng branches of the maples a Ltke charcoal sketches soft and grey They come to me at deepenlng dusk Frgures deftly traced by the lmgermg ray Of the sun slow curvmg o er the near by 1 Qurte loath to leave th1s pleasant vale u swlft the twrhght fades to dark e wall IS patterned plamer when The street hght shlnes out strongly tn the park The mght breeze makes the maples sway In lazy lrthesome lxnes the shadows play Changmg patterns of the budded twtgs Etched deeper than the tw1l1ght drew them ln And yet more boldly shadows stand Drawn broad and black agatnst my wall By deepenrng hght of rnyrlad sparks up fanned From metal rn the dlstant m1ll Hot 1ron l1qu1d 1n the lur1d a1r When man makes 1ron servant to h1s w1ll Each day I walt t1ll sun or hght or m1ll Draws patterns on the wall I love them all Alletha Standlsh By permlsslon of THE LANTERN ' t ll , ' ' - h'll. B t ' ' A , Th ' ' , With agile graceg and on the wall ,nw wicwx Yxirbi 8-new 'wx 4 x .ge Wrthout turther ado we now brrng to you our loyal trzend and prxnczpal Mr Walter C Davzs who has so ably gurded us through our jumor and senror years at Central I-'rgh School Mr Davrs wrll now address the class ot l942 To the Class of 1942 Your class w1ll be graduated mto a World at War For several months along Wllh you school Work you have been rn a number of Ways makmg your contr1but1on toward the wrnnmg of the greatest War IH whrch Amenca has been engaged Although your efforts rn behalf of your country have been needed the past they W1ll be requ1red to a much greater extent 1n the future As soon as you are graduated from hrgh school you w1ll be called upon to serve 1n an lncreased capaclty In the rendermg of lh1S serv1ce you w1ll beg1n to reahze at once the place and the value of your educat1on for acceptance of respons1b1l1t1es your knowledge ,gn ,Ex 8 and experlence w1ll prove of value Unques txonably as good C1t1zens you w1ll want to glve the best you have You w1ll reallze that all your Work has been for the purpose of develop mg m you those qual1t1es and Gbll1l1eS that W1ll enable you to perform your dUl16S of c1t1zensh1p to the best of your ab1l1ty Whatever you do Whether 1n the rm medlate serv1ce of your country 1n schools of h1gher learnlng or rn mdustry you w1ll Wan' to be successful The rmportant th1ng to keep 1n rmnd 1S the fact that success IS not measured 1n terms of wealth alone How the wealth was acqulred and not merely 1lS possessxon IS a matter of prrmary rmportance Wealth that has been accumulated as the result of useful serv1ce to the World may be looked upon as one mdex of success however f1nanc1al gam Mr Davls steps before the Mlke . Y' - in , ' ' - , . in the performance of your duties and in the ' fV'- V .Ag:..Q, A V Q- 'Q - ? 3 r 4 ' f obtained in this manner IS not to be considered as the one and only measure of success The real index IS some worthy service to your fellow citizens and to your country It will not be necessary for you to look long and far in order to find where you can serve At this very hour your country IS calling for you to enter who have a wllllngness and a desire to help democracy remain the only government for a free people In measuring success a worthv work well done is after all the essence of success A student who strives toward tha ideal will be striving toward true success The motto that many of you have heard stated on different occasions He proflts most MR WALTER C DAVIS who serves best 1S still true in all the walks of life In Splle of what you may hear to the contrary the world still continues to give 1ts greatest rewards to those who serve it best Rewards may come then in many ways m fact wealth IS only one from among many spect may be listed among these rewards However service IS the key that unlocks the treasure house of all these things As your principal I need not urge you to put forth your best efforts to assure true suc cess for I know you will need no urging from me to do that However I shall look for and expect great things from you You have just heard Mr Walter C Davis prmczpal of lohnstown Hzgh School address the class of 1942 any of the avenues which are open to those Happiness, contentment, distinction, public re- . K . . 9 All hnnfi on dofkl Good Mornmg lcxdles' 'i Click! Click! How many words per minute? Miss lessie Tomb, assistant principal ol lohnstown High School, and friend of the boys and girls, now steps to the microphone. Seniors of the Class of 1942: Your days of preparation are over. You are ready to step upon the stage of life. Some will go into in- dustry, some into the business World While the re- mainder will further their education in institutions of higher learning. You have the finest of mental acumen. You possess initiative and courage. You will keep faith with generations that have passedg you will move forth ready to sacrificeg ready to be of service to mankindg ready to surmount all obstacles. You will come forth victorious. You will be able to do these things because your training is such that perserverance, courage, truthfulness and honesty will help you Win over all else. So go forth to success. Station I. H, S. has Just brought you the assistant principals address to the young graduates. Miss Pieger is ready for action! MISS IESSIE TOMB MARY D GLENN GLADYS M BANTLY AMY V BOLLINGER Chairman DEP ARTNIENT HELEN Locxzmn ELv1NA IANE OWEN Beverly Frye editor zn chief ot The Iohnstown High School Specta tor brmgs us Hamlet s speech to his players Hello Rad1o Audrence Speak the speech I pray you as I pronouncd 1t to you tr1pp1ngly on the tongue but lf you mouth 1t as many of your players do I had as het the town cr1er spoke my lmes Nor do not saw the a1r too much wlth your hand thus but use all gently for ln the very torrent tempest and as I may say the Whlrlwlnd of passlon you must acquxre and beget a temperance that may g1ve 1t smooth ness O xt offends me to the soul to hear a robustlous per1w1g pated fellow tear a pass1on to tatters to very rags to spht the ears of the groundl1ngs who for the most part are capable ot noth1ng but xnexphcable dumb shows and no1se I would have such a fellow whlppd for oerdo1ng Termagant, 1t out herods Herod, pray you, avold 1t Thank you, Beverly Now we hear from the Commerczal Department I2 'W W 1 L 1 , 5 'Nl Il H I 2, , I , , I I 1 I - . . 1 I 1 1 , , - , ' I I , 'B Inssrs E CANAN ALICE M Gocnnn vib- G' 1. MABEL OVERDORF MARIAN G VARNER ELIZABETH S Hoof: Lady Macbeth on the w1tness stcmd What W111 the verd1cr be V I ' 'in' -as 4' 0 h. .. - 'ic s f- I K.-..- s . , V Q if I I .. , i wg , 1 , .'- -L ' 1 9 I CLARISSA HILLS Supervisor of Commercial Education CHARLES E. BOYER Shorihand, Typwriiing COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MARIE G. CULLITON Shorthand, Typewritinq Speed Demons LEMUEL L FISHER Typewrrtmg Economrcs Clerrcal Prachce ALMA I HUGHES Shorthand Typewrrtzng Attentron' Commercral People' The latest bulletm from Washrngton secretarres typrsts and lrle clerks are needed to carry on defense work Prepare yourself now The government needs you' As rn thousands ol schools throughout the country lohnstown Hzgh School prepares :ts srudents to trll these posrtrons Lrsren to Glorza Frrtz who wrll grve u the story behmd thrs movement Th1s 1S Glona Frltz speak1ng The cornmerclal student today IGGIIZGS the opportumtles provlded by the countrys present state of War and IS able to meet them Wtth the practxcal expenence and buslness knowledge he has re celved 1n h1s commerc1al curr1culurn he IS uapable ot t11l1ng a great varlety of pos1t1ons The most .ISGIUI subject lS shorthand The call for stenographers has oeen an tnsplra VERDA I GEARHART Salesmanshrp Economrcs EMMA BELL HAUCH Shorthand Typewrrtrng ANNA M Ior-mson Shorthand Typewrrtmg D. B. Locxura Law, Economics, Salesmanship 15 ALBERT Rusis Shorthand, Typewriting V RAYMOND MORGAN ' , f ,h . Law, , v Q .' Bookkeeping IRENE MCKINNEY Shorthand, Typewriting ALMA STUCHELL Bookkeeping RALPH SHARP What size, please? Bookkeepiflg tion to shorthand students to develop speed in dictation and transcription. Speed and accuracy are two qual- ities that are absolutely necessary to- day. The typing teachers realize this fact and are doing something about it. The bookkeeping classes have com- pleted two books as well as several other projects this year. Whether you are behind a desk or counter, you should be able to sell yourself as well as your product. This is the basic principle behind the halt- year course of salesmanship. Thank you, Gloria. HOME E1 It lNl JNI ICS IJIQPARTNIENT MARGUERITE HINCHMAN Chairman Evelyn Nassir brings some news ot the Home Economics Department. Good Morning, Folks: No matter how civilized man becomes he still requires three factors for life-food, shelter, and clothing. The Home Economics Department con- cerns itselt with two of these-food and clothing Here, girls prepare to take over the huge task which lies ahead. This nation has suddenly become vitamin- conscious. In order to build stronger bodies and minds, We need economically and healthfully planned meals. We need Women who will know how to sew expertly and economically, in order to furnish themselves and their families with adequate clothing. Today's changing conditions will not find these girls unprepared, the Home Economics De- partment is striving to make every member a capable and competent housekeeper able to de- fend and protect her home front. After hearing this speech it is easy for us all to under- stand that there is much that can be done :rt home during war time, Yum! Yum! l7 ff ABBIE DUNFORD HARNER an HELEN HINCHMAN A23 Nnvm SMITH Chairman Ross Br:Nc1-rorr MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Here comes Robert Meyer to report for the Mathe- matics Department. Hello, Everybody: All of us know that 2+2 14, but how many realize the advance mathematics has made since the world realized this fact. Mathematics has progressed to such an extent that the sub- ject takes on a very complicated form. In fact, it takes trained mathematicians to expound to us the many theories and facts regarding mathematics. It is a subject -:hat requires the student to start at the beginning. There is no half-way mark, because each formula or step is based on the one preceding it. Because of its complexity math is a difficult subject but once learned it is not easily forgotten. The following members of our faculty make up cur mathematics departrientz Mr. Ross Benchoff, Mr. Nevin Smith, and Mr. Ralph Gill- man. Today, expert engineers and technicians can tell you before hand the probable perform- ance of different machines. All this is due to a thorough knowledge of mathematics. As I have already stated, 24-224, but how many of you know that the velocity of an ob- ject is equal to the square root of twice the acceleration times the distance it covers? Math- ematics marches on! Thank you, Bob, we appreciate your time, QM RALPH GILLMAN Smith officiates! AGNES B. NEARY Latin, German LAURA Msmnrr Chairman Spanish At home in Spain! Iosspr-rms A. Youuc French, German Lucnzcn H. OH1-mr Spanish, English FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT EDNA K. Pram. Latin, Italian Don Boland brings news from Spain, Italy, and France. Hello, Radio Audience: Como esta usted? Comment allez-vous? Wie geht es dir? Quid agis7 Come sta? These are all expressions in Spanish French, German, Latin, and Italian, meaning - How are you? Iohnstown High School is fortunate in having tive languages which make up the Foreign Language Department The students are drilled on vocabulary. verbs, and other fine points of grammar. Dur- ing the course of the year they read literary works. In Spanish classes pupils study La Cuevas de Arta, La Casa de Los Cuervos. Emilio y Los Detectives, South to Mexico and an easy reader about experiences in Mexico. The French classes read Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. German classes read Ges- chichten und Marchen, Emil und die De- tektive, and Das edle Blut. Latin classes read selections from Ovid, Catullus, Virgil, Ci- cero, Livy, and Caesar's military campaign. Italian classes read Nel Parse 'del Sole and Cruore by de Amicis. All of these literary works tend to emphasize the historical facts about the country that they are studying. Cer- tainly it is an advantage to participate in the various foreign language classes, And now to the Vocational Department. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT HARRY I KLA1-ms Charrman Mechanical Drawrng IOSEPH B CQYLE WILLIAM GARDNER Pm-,img Advertising Ari M I MII-ES CHARLES E THOMAS Plumbing Auto Mechamcs 20 Sign Pamtmg Heres Bob Meyer agam Fellow Amemcans Today the spot l1ght IS thrown on all act1v1t1es part1c1pat1nq rn natxonal defense Steel com pames automob11e factorres alrcratt plants and mun1t1on works make up the parade for Uncle Sam However let us step from the spot lrght to the s1de hnes Here we see a group of men 1mportant men about whom 11tt1e 1S heard I mean the teachers who make up the vo BRUCE E ALTER Sheet Metal Weldmg N1 1' GEORGE KNEREM CHARLES E MARKS M111 Woodwork Electr1c1tY cahonal department of H1gh Schools all over the country neers draftsrnen and sk1lled laborers w1ll get the1r start These men form one of the un1ts 1n 1ust one of the h1gh schools 1n th1s country whxch IS do1ng 1ts best to assure the future of our young graduates W1th such xnstructors at the helm to guxcle our graduates the future course of Amerxca w1ll be stra1ght and narrow and lead to ultrmate vlctory Thank you Hob DON A WEST CHARLES B WONDERS Mechanical Drawing Machine Shop 21 ta My Y This is where the future enqf- I V ' fa ' ' 4 BLANC!-rr: Roncrzns Amar: RUTLEDGE School Nurse Physical Education A CLARK SHAPPER HAROLD WEIGLE Assistant Coach Hefld COUCPI The Health Department is most active in I. H. S. Beverly Frye tells us about their activities Good Morning, Listeners: The commands which you hear in the background probably give you the idea that the scene is an army camp where a top-sergeant is issuing orders to a company ot rookies. But it happens to be one ot the gym teachers limber- ing up a class of muscle-bound pupils. To accommodate the high school's active pupils and to provide an outlet for their pent-up energy, basketball. volleyball, and other forms of exercise are included in the course. The problem is how to achieve and keep the sound body that must stand behind this vitality. This is the problem facing the other hall ot the health department. Therefore, the high school's health instructors give their students vital facts concerning personal hygiene. So you see, folks, I. H. S. prepares tor defense in more ways than one. 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Spring is here! Maybe it's heart trouble! SCIENCE DEPARTMENT What will be the result? SQPHIA M, M0135 I. ELLSWORTH KUNKLE Acting Chairman Chemistry Physics NETTIE M. Si-rowsns HALPH Witter.: Biology, Physiology, Vocational Physics, Health, Physiography Chemistry Louisa S. KUNKLE Chemistry Science sends a representative to our studio. Here he is. Hello, Radio Audience: Science offers the student many revealing experiments. These experiments may deal with the mixing of substances or discovering the mechanical advantage, efficiency or horse power of a machine. These are only a few of the experiments that science has dealt with. Many more prob- lems are Waiting to be solved. Who is to solve them? You, the future scientists of the world. Science is probably one of the most fascinating of sub- jects. lt lends interest to those of curious and observing minds. For example, let us look at the experiment that deals with the heating of mercuric oxide to obtain mercury. commonly known as quick silver. Here, indeed, is an ex- periment of interest to students of science. Sounds like a good course to me. We enjoyed your report, and invite you back again. 23 JUN MARGARET M. EVANS MARGARET GASTMAN IDA HAWMAN Chairman Problems ol Democracy, American History American History English, History ALLETHA STANDISH World History, Social Problems COLBERT W. VARNER American History HISTORY DEPARTMENT Tom Fry explains the work of the History Department. Hello, Radio Listeners: History is in the making, has been made, and always will be made as long as man lives. From the dawn of time man has striven to keep records of his fellow men either in writ- ing or by word of tongue. Our courses in Ancient, Me- dieval, American History, and Problems of Democracy cover all stages of World develop- ment. Ancient History brings us from the time of Egyptians to the end of the Roman Empire. Medieval History combined with Modern History presents a record of events to the pres- ent. It deals chiefly with the formation of Europe into sepa- rate countries, and man's struggle to follow the demo- cratic way of life. American History and Problems of Dem- ocracy deal chiefly with the growth of our own country and sister republics. History is indeed a written record of man's thoughts and feelings. Thank you, Tom. 24 Varner makes the world go round! FINE .X RTS DEPAX RTNIENT Esther Lefrrish comes tiC,m the Art Department to tell us about their work. Hello, Friends: Let us for a moment step into the realm of fine arts. Here We see various scenes: a class of students listening to a record- ing of Debussyg or a boy, with brush in hand, standing before an easelg or a group of girls busily engaged in arranging the furniture in a model homey or perhaps an amateur dramatization of the sleep-Walking scene from Macbeth Under the direction of Miss Iune Hoffman, many Works of art are turned out in such mediums as oils, water color, pastel, or clay. Throughout the year, it is the art department that designs the posters for the many school dances and skating parties. Classes in harmony and music appreciation are taught by Charles Aikey. Here, those especially interested in music learn ix CHARLES I. Aixrv Music to compose and to discern good music from the less classical. And we hope everyone gets a part in that play. We realize that, to be a S9HiO1 S ambition. Thank you, Esther. 3 ,ff , LM The temperamental artists! IUNE HOFFMAN Art J!! RUTH YOUNG Dramatics, English X 1 ROBERT HINKS EVELYN Nnssm QENIOR OFFICERS May l present to you through the courtesy ot station I H S the Senior class officers ot the class ot 1942 I am going to call on each one to rntroduce hrmselt Hello everybody th1s 1S Robert H1nks speak1ng from the H1gh School studto It has been tun leadmg such a cooperat1ve group I w1l1 long remember be1ng Prest RUTH HORNICK DAVID DYSERT dent ot 42 Th1s IS Ruth Hormck V1ce Pres1dent ot the class speakmg I too w1ll long remember the happy days 1n Central H1gh As secretary ot the class I found plenty to do and enloyed do1ng rt Th1s 15 Evelyn Nass1r sxgnmg oft Im Davld Dysert who handled the hnances as Treasurer ot the 1942 class We tour have worked together and thls fnendly bond Whlch has been formed w1ll not be easlly broken Thank you class othcers Certamly you people represent a truly democratic way t government 28 RAYMOND EUGENE ABRAHAM lasper Vocatxonal Course Plumbmg Club Ambxtlon To lom the Navy GIUSEPPE AGNELLO Ioe Llberal Arts Course O chestra Amb1t1on Concert V1ol1n1st WARREN ALBERT Butch Commercxal Course 42 Club Ambltxon Secretary GOLDIE ALBERTER Sandy College Course Am bxtxon Nurse MARY KATE ALGIRE Katie Commerclal Course Band Subscrlptlon and Photography Staffs of Spectator Ambltlon Secretary ELIZABETH YVONNE ALLEN Betty College Course Art Staff of Spectator Ambxtlon Art Teacher PHYLLIS ALLISON A Llberal Arts Course Am bxhon Salesglrl BETTY I ALT Bets Commerclal Course Ambmon Secretary ABRAHAM Al l l'N ALLISON I ANDREWS ALJNILLLO ALT M ll ANDREW S ALBl'R I AMIFRANO R ANDRPVV ELAINE AMITRANO Commerclal Course Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Ambltlon Stenographer CHARLES ANDERS Chlz Vocatlonal Course Am bltxon Sheet Metal Worker THEODORE ANDERSON Ted Vocatlonal Course Track Amblhon Artist CURTIS ANDREWS Curt Vocatlonal Course Weldxng Club Weldmg Basketball Team Ambltlon Welder IANE ANDREWS lay Commerclal Course Glrl Re serves Ambztlon Secretary MARY HELEN ANDREWS College Course Glrl R serves Home Economlcs Club Ambxtxon Nurse ROBERT ANDREWS Monk Vocatlonal Course Weld mg Club Weldmg Basketball Team Ambltlon Welder RUTH MARGARET ANDREWS Duchess Commerclal Course Advertxsmg Staff of Spectator Casluer Am bmon Bookkeeper IOHN ANGELLO I I Vocatlonal Course Band Machme Shop Club Ambltlon Machlmst ALBER'I ILR ALDIRI' ANDER5 ANDI RSON R M ANDRI-WS ANQI-'LIU 5 1 ANIDRI MVS 'X ANLJLSKI ANKPNN ANbI'I I ANIC SII ANIC SI APPII ARELLANU ARNAI AVI-NI BABAI BACON I ISA R R BAI R ISAILIW BAKO ISAII NCIQ BAI ICKN ROBERT ANGESKI Scot Vocatlonal Course Machme Shop Club Ambltlon MGCh1H1Sl THOMAS ANKENY Abe Liberal Arts Course rn bztlon State Pollceman BERNARD ANSEL Barney Vocatlonal Course Ma chme Shop Club Ambltxon MGChlHlSt EDWARD ANTOSH Edtch College Course Ambltlon Aeronautxcal Engmeer FRANK ANTOSH Tuch Vocatlonal Course Machme Shop Club Ambxtlon Machmlst GENE APPLE Commercral Course Band T K E Gxrl Reserves Student Councll Amb1t1on Nurse MANUEL ARELLANO Tubby Vocatlonal Course Graphlc Arts Club Ambltzon Trumpet Player CATHERINE ARNAL Commercxal Course Lrbrary Staff Ambltxon News Reporter IOSEPH AVENI Commerclal Course BandH1Y 42 Club Ambrtron Retaxler STEPHEN F BABAL Bobs Vocatlonal Course Ma chme Shop Club Avlahon Club Alpha H1Y Sclenc Club Ambltron Mcrchlnlst IOHN BACON lack College Course SCIEHCG Club Ambrtron Petroleum Engmeer Amb1t1on Undeclded RUTH P BAER Commerclal Course Ambrtlon Othce work ALICE WINIFRED BAILEY Wmme College Course Leaders Club Gxrls Pep Club T K E Girl Reserves Spectator Stall Booster Klub Ambxtron Undeclded ALMA BAKO Sugar Commerclal Course Ambrtlon Artlst STEVE BALENCIC Slim Llberal Arts Course Am b1t1on Draftsman EDWARD BALICKY Eddie Commerclal Course Am bltron Reporter 4. , 2, T v ' A 4 'y 'S 1' 'K' I ' 'l. f. lf lf. lf I .f Q A 1 Q K : I V '- lf ' . -. ' ' :D ' ' . ' - PAUL W. BAER-Commrcial Course. Readers' Club. 30 HELEN BALKO Blondre Vocatlonal Course Am bmon Beautlcxan IOHN BALOG Bay Vocatlonal Course Hlgh Voltage Club Ambltlon Electrlclan PAULINE M BALTZER Sugar Commercxal Course AmblllOh Tenms Player FRANCES BANTLEY Fran College Course T K E Chorus Home Economrcs Glrl Reserves Photography Art Staffs of Spectator AmbIflOH Chemlst ALEXANDER WILLIAM BARBER Al College Course Sc1ence Tennls Club Ambltlon Lawyer MARY BARBER Commercxal Course Ambltlon Steno grapher ANNA BARD Ann Commercial Course Home Eco nomlcs Club Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Stenographer IOHN BARDAR Vocatlonal Course Ambttxon Electrt cal Engmeer FRANCIS IEROME BARLEY IR Barley Commercxal Course Ambrtxon OIIICS Work MADELINE BARRON Maggie Commerclal Course Curl Reserves Photography Stall of Spectator Am bltxon Bookkeeper ROSALIE BASERMAN ROSIG Liberal Arts Course Ambxtlon Secretary LUDWIG BAUER Lube Vocatxonal Course Avlatlon Club Ambxtlon Avratlon Master Mechanlc RICHARD BEAM Drclc Vocatlonal Course Sclence Club Avxatxon Club Ambltlon Aeronautlcal Engmeer BURGER BECHTEL Burg College Course AVIQUOII Club SCIGHCS Club Cross Country Physrcal Fltness Runner Ambrtron Master Airplane Mechamc BETTY I BEE Buzz Commercxal Course Asslstant Secretary at Ioseph Iohns Booster Klub Ambxtlon Secretary RICHARD BEIGAY BUQQY Commerc1al Course Booster Klub 42 Club Chorus Student Councrl Am brtxon A Successful Lrle MILDRED R BELICA Mrllre Commercxal Course Am b1t1on Beauty Operator BALKO BAIUQJ BALILIR BANIII X A VN BARBI R M HARBI-R HARD BARDAR BARLIW BARRON BASPRMAIN BAIIIR BEAM ECHTILL BEE Bl:lGAX BELICA in 'bn- Ss' BELLE BENN BENNILSIL B L BENNETT L BhNNI:.'l I Bl NSHOI I Bt RKILBILE BLRKSTRESSPR BERLELIE BERNAI BILRNISTFIN BIRCH BISCHOFF BISFNKEVVII BITTNFR BI ANKENBICKPR IAMES BELLE Sugar Commercial Course Ambition Undecided RICHARD ALLEN BENN Duke College Course Am bltlon MOfl1C1Gn LOUIS BENNESE Machine Vocational Course Ma chlne Shop Club Ambltion Vocatlonal Teacher BETTY LOU BENNETT B B Commerclal Course L brary Statt Ambition Secretary GEORGE BENNETT Buck Liberal Arts Course Foot ball Track Ambition Photography IEAN BENSHOFF College Course B nd T K E Orchestra Girl Reserves Home Economics Photography and Edltorlal Staffs t the Spectator Ambition Musician DOROTHY BERKEBILE- Dolly. Commercial Course. Ambition: Nurse. THOMAS BERKSTRESSER-'Tom, Commercial Course. Ambition: Clerk in Store. FLOYD M BERLEUE Lefty Vocational Course 42 Club Graphlc Arts Club Ambition A Store Manage IOHN BERNAT Blackie Commercial Course Am bition Reporter BEATRICE LILLIAN BERNSTEIN Bebe Commercial Course Ambition Stenographer PHYLIS BETTS Sus Commerclal Course Chorus Leaders Club Editorial Staff ot Spectator Girl Re serves Ambltion To do something unusual BETTY IANE BIRCH Brrchey Commercial Course Ambition Secretary ROBERT BISCHOFF Brsh College Course Aviation Club Science Club Pep Club Booster Klub Readers lub Cross Country Physlcal Fitness Run Track Am b1t1on Aeronautical Engineer CHARLES BISENKEVITZ Chuck College Course Sci ence Club Readers Club Ambltion Undecided ELEANOR R. BITTNER- Larikyf' Commercial Course. Typing Statt ot Spectator. Ambition: Bookkeeper. MARY LOUISE BLANKENBICKER- Blankyf' Commer- cial Course. Ambition: Private Secretary. MILDRED MAY BLITVA Band Ambltlon Nurse Tootre College Course IOE BOBOVSKY Bobo Undecrded College Course Ambrtron BETTY BODNAR Bod Economlcs Club AII1blllOl Commerclal Course Hom Dress D slgner IOHN BODNAR Vocatronal Course Hlgh Voltage Club Ambmon Electr1calEng1neer DONALD EUGENE BOLAND Don College Course Spectator Staff Cheerleader Pep Club 42 Club SCISHCG Club Ambxtlon Pressman BERNADINE ANN BOLDIN Bernie Commerclal Course Ambltlon Secretary BILL BOLTZ Baldy Vocatlonal Course Machme Shop Club Machme Shop Basketball Team Ambltxon Machlmst HELEN LOUISE BOMBA Blondie Commerc1al Course Ambttlon News Reporter DOROTHY BOPP Dot Commerclal Course Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon To see the World BLITVA BOBOVSKY BOLDINI BOLTZ BOMBA BOY I' R BRALM B CARL BORING S1-reezzx College Course Ambmon Member of Umted States Armed Forces ANNA BORSUK Annie Commerclal Course m b1t1on Secretary ZANE BOWSER Zeph Vocatlonal Course Weldmg Club Ambltlon A hrst class Welder ANNA CATHERINE BOYER Cas Commerctal Course Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Secretary WILLARD BRACKEN B111 Commercxal Course Am b1t1on News Reporter SCOTT BRALLIER Brall College Course Chorus Sclence Club Ambltxon Success DE NEEN BRANT Cutie Vocatxonal Course u dent Councll H1 Y Hlgh Voltage Club Arnbrtlon Elec trxcal Engmeer ESTHER BRANT Red Commerclal Course Booster Klub Advertlsmg Stall ol Spectator G1rl Reserves Ambltlon Stenographer BODNAR I BODNAR BOLAND BOPP BORINC BORSLIK BOWSI R BRAILLIFR D N BRANI I' BRANI 33 BRAY BREU BRYN A BUCHANAN I' UCHANAN A BURNS B BURNS CHARLES EDWARD BRAY C B Ltberal Arts Course Science Club H1 Y Track Team Ambxtton Truck Drrver HILDA MARIE BREU Hrldy Llberal Arts Course I. brary Staff AmblllOn Undecxded MARIORIE BROWN Marge Llberal Arts Course Lrbrary Staff Ambltton Undecxded IANE BRUMBAUGH Brumy College Course Read ers Club Ambltron Soclal Work IOSEPH I BRUNETTO Bruno Vocatlonal Course Auto Mechanlcs Club AIHblllOn MQCh1nlSl STEVE BRYN Corp Vocatronal Course Hrgh Volt age Club Ambrtrorx Electrlcal Engrneer ANNABELLE BUCHANAN Bucky Commercial Course Girl Reserves Ambxtxon Bookkeeper ELEANOR BUCHANAN Bucky College Course Gxrl Reserves T K E Pep Club Edttonal Staff ot Spectator Ambltlon Htstory Teacher EDWARD BUKSA Buck Vocatlonal Course Band Swrng Band Ambttxon Naval Draftsman IAMES BUMBERNICK I1m Vocatxonal Course Hrgh Voltage Club Ambttxon Electncrcm BROWN BRUMBAUGH BRUNETTO BUKSA BUMBERNICK BUNIA BURNHEIMER M I BURNS M R BURNS BURY AILEK RICHARD BUNIA A1 Voccrtlonal Course Avratlon Club Auto Mechamcs Club Ambttton A Fly mg Cadet m the U S Army Arr Corps CARL BURNHEIMER Vocatronal Course Machme Shop Club Machme Shop Basketball Team Ambrtron MGChlnlSl ANNABELLE B BURNS Annie Commerclal Course Gxrl Reserves Ambltton Prxvate Secretary Voltage Club Ambttton Electrlcal Englneer MARY IANE BURNS Burnsle College Course Boost er Klub Home Economlcs Club Pep Club Grrl R serves Ambxtron Interror Decorator MARY RITA BURNS Rrta Commercxal Course Edt tonal Staff of Spectator Pep Club Glrl Reserves Booster Klub Typmg Staff ot Blue and Black Readers Club Ambltxon Secretary HELEN ELIZABETH BURY Bury Commercial Course Gxrl Reserves Booster Klub Pep Club Home Economrcs Club Amb1l10H To be a Success G ' . I. B -U ' ' A i- ' - . - -- :I - - I ' BERNARD BURNS- Bernie Vocational Course. High - .. ,. . , M ' ' , , I' ez 34 DOROTHY MAE BUSER Nutch Commercial Course Leaders Club Ambltxon Stenographer LOIS IEAN BUTLER Dodo College Course Orches tra Booster Klub Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Nurse PHYLLIS MARDELL BUTLER Phil College Course Booster Klub Gxrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Ambltxon Nurse ROSE BUTTA Buck Commerclal Course Ambltlon Beauty Operator LOUIS CABO Ilggs Llberal Arts Course Track Team Ambltlon Lawyer MARY R CADILI Cadxl Commercral Course Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon Stenographer MARY H CAFFERELLI Calf Cornmerclal Course Ambltxon Stenographer THELMA R CALLAHAN Skip Commerclal Course Chorus Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon Stenographer SAM CAMPAGNA Commerczal Course Amblhon Take over my Fathers busmess EVELYN IEAN CAMPBELL-College Course Orchestra Home Economxcs Club Booster Klub Ambltlon Artxst MARY CAMUT Torchy Commerclal Course A D m Dave Dyserts Orchestra Ambxtlon Smger VINCENT CAPUTO Greeme Vocatxonal Course Stgn Shop Club Slgn Shop Basketball Team Ambltlon Avlator THOMAS N CARDIFF Tom Llberal Arts Course Club Amhll1OD MOfllClGn IULIANNE CAREY Twmre Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Chorus T K E Booster Klub Work at Ioseph Iohns Amblhon Stenographer MARY ALICIA CAREY Twmxe Commerclal Course Gxrl Reserves Chorus T K E Spectator Staff Booster Klub Ambltmon Stenographer HELEN C CARLSON Blondie Commerclal Course Orchestra Subscrlptlon Staff of Spectator Girl R serves Ambltlon Stenographer RUTH CARMICHAEL College Course Spectator Stat! Ambxtlon Nurse BUSER L BUTLER BUTLER BLITTA CABO CADILI CAFFARELLI CALLAHAN CAMPAGNA CAMPBELL CAMLIT CAPLITO LARDIFI I CAREY M CAREY CARLSON CARMICHAEL 'F-D .. . I , , . . . , . . - U ,, .t ., . .. .1 , , . . . . . . . . . 1 - - .. ., . . . U .. . ,42 .. . ,. , t. . . ,, . - . . , , . . ., , tt . ., . . . . l .. . . .. . . I - - -. , tt .. . t. . H . tt . ., . I , e- , . . . . . . I Fl CAROI III RS CARPI' NTI R CART ER LASC ING L ASSIDX LASIAL NOLA CAIANI-SI CHOVANPC QHRISTII: LIIUIJX CIRALIIU LIAVVSOIN C' lII'S COLHRAN I COCO S CC CO KONJNOR GLOE GENE CAROTHERS Glo Commercial Course Band Booster Klub Glrl Reserves Home Economics Club Ambition Secretary SAM CARPENTER Carp Vocational Course Foot ball Basketball Sign Shop Club Ambition Sign Painter FRANK CARTER Sheko Vocational Course Boxing Graphic Arts Club Ambition Aviator LENA C CASCINO Commercial Course Ambition Undecided RAYMOND CASSIDY Casey Vocational Course Hlgh Voltage Club Ambition Radio Operator in the Army Air Corps IOHN A CASTAGNOLA Casty Commercial Course 42 Club Booster Klub Typing Stall of the Spectator Golf Team Ambition Sports Reporter ANTHONY CATANESE - Tony, Vocational Course. Machine Shop Club. Ambition: Machinist. ALBERT CHOVANEC- Lou, Vocational Course, High Voltage Club. Ambition: Business Man. BEN K CHRISTIE Ben College Course Science Club 42 Club Photography Staff ot Soectator Ambition Medical Research Worker ROBERT CI-IUDY Bob College Course Student Coun c1l Alpha H1 Y Student Manager Art Staff ol Spectator Ambition Business Man IOSEPH I CIRAULO Ioe College Course Science Club Football Ambition Civil Service Work GRACE CLAWSON Gracie Commercial Cours Ambition Bookkeeper GERALDINE CLITES Ierry Commercial Course Ambition Secretary WILLIAM LESTER COCHRAN Bill Vocational Course Band Orchestra Ambition Soldier IOSEPHINE C COCO Coco Commercial Course Chorus Girl Reserves Ambition Clerk SAMUEL COCO- Coke Commercial Course. Am- bition: Greyhound Bus Driver. BARBARA LOUISE CONNOR-College Course. Library Staff Home Economics Club Typing Stall of Blue and Black. Ambition: Teacher. ki IAMES CONWAY lim Commercial Course Ambitlon Artist IAMES GEORGE COOK Irm College Course Sci ence Club Ambition Mechanical Engineer IEAN COOLBAUGH Gene Commercial Course Blue and Blaclc Typing Statt Spectator Typmg Staff Glrl Reserves Student Council Girls Pep Club Klub Home Economics Club Ambition S cretary Booster Private MAURICE B COOPER Coupe Vo ational Ambition Army Pxlot Course WALLACE DEAN CORLEY Buck Vocatlonal Course Football Ambition Air Conditioner CATHERINE COSHAREK Cush Commercial Course Blue and Black Staff Booster Klub Home Economics Club Al'Ilbll1OH Typist VINCE COSMARK Butch Liberal Arts Ambitlon Owner of a large Truck Fleet DON COSTLOW Cos College Course Football Track H1Y Science Club Ambition Movie Star LOINXX AX LOOK JHHARI lx COSM 'XRlx COS FLOW CRISXXI-ll LROFI COOLBAUL tt C.OLl7I'NS LROORS I ON HERMAN B COUZENS Bxgge College Course Am bition To travel and see the world CLARA IEAN CRAIG Craig Liberal Arts Chorus Band Orchestra Ambltion Music Teacher RALPH CREMONESE Vocational Course Ambition Machinist WALDON CRISSEY Wally Commercial Course Pep Club 42 Club Track Subscription Staff ot the Spectator Ambltlon Government Typist IEAN ANN CRISWELL Colege Course Leaders Club Readers Cub Library Club Ambition Nurse BETTY CROFT Commercial Course Pep Club Booster Klub Ambition Accountant NORBERT IAMES CROOKSTON Norb College BETTY LOU CROYLE Commercial Course Klub Cirl Reserves Ambition Nurse Booster PETERI CULLITON Pete College Course Science Club Chorus Ambition To be a success LO DIIR LORII N QRIMONISI LL III N RAIL CRISSI X CRUX It ' I I : I ' Course. Band, Science Club. Ambition: Doctor. - , 1' . I I I . . , . , V. , . 3 . 4 , i 3 A 2 , I Q i' I Q I ' I Q' ' ' , 1. Q C Q f 1 ff 1 I Q l ' ' lll.. U ' 6. K Q si Q I f 37 ?'x C CUSTER F CUSTER R CUSTER CWIK DAROCY DELL ARClPRF'l O DFLLFR DEMMER DIAMANT DIEHL CALVIN CUSTER Cal College Course Science Club Chorus Spectator Staff Ambttxon Engmeer ELAINE MADELYN CUSTER College Course Glrl Re serves Spectator Staff Adverttsmg Home Economlcs Club Chorus AmblllOH Secretary RAYMOND E CUSTER Ray Vocatlonal Course Alpha H1Y Hlgh Voltage Club Booster Klub Am bxtxon Aeronauhcal Engmeer HENRY CWIK College Course Rifle Club Pep Club Scxence Club Avtatton Club Alpha l-l1Y Ambttton Medical Nurse DAVID DAROCY Dave Vocatlonal Course Football Track Ambthon Undectded PEARL DAUGHERTY Doc Commerclal Course Gxrl Reserves Ambrtton Typrst MATTHEW D DAVERSA Commercial Course Typmg Staff of Blue and Black Typtng Staff of Spectator Ambztxon Undectded LOIS E DAVIES Lore Commerctal Course Band Ambttton Stenographer DON DAVIS Dave College Course Basketball Tennts H1Y Booster Klub Subscrtptton Staff of the Spectator Scxence Club Ambmon Engmeer RUTH DAVIS Davts College Course Band m b1t1on Nur e BEATRICE DeGUILlO Betty College Course Glrl Reserves Booster Klub Sclence Club Office Work Readers Club Spectator Staff Ambltton Iournallst IULIUS DELFONSO Banjo Vocattonal Course Foot ball Manager Basketball Track Ambttzon Umted States Navy MARY LOUISE DELL ARCIPRETO D111 Commer clal Course Glrl Reserves Ambttton To be a slnger MARIORIE IANE DELLER Margie College Course Pep Club Band Booster Klub Sctence Club Home Economtcs Club Gxrl Reserves Spectator Staff Am bttxon Dxettctan GLORIA DEMMER Dem Commerctal Course Boost er Klub Pep Club Gtrl Reserves Ambttlon Secretary ANDRIANA DIAMANT Andy Cornmerctal Course Booster Klub Pep Club Glrl Reserves Home Economtcs Club Photography Staff ot Spectator Avtatton Club Leaders Club Chorus Orchestra Ambttton Opera Slnger IEAN DIEHL College Course Chorus T K E Leaders Club Booster Klub Gul Reserves Ambltlon MUSICXGD X 9 or .3 ' - I 'Mi 6 . DAUGHERTY D',AVERSA 1 UDAVIES D, DAVIS R. DAVIS DQGLIILIO DELFONSO IRENE DIMODICE Blaclcre College Course Ambxtron Smger ROSEMARY DISTEFANO Dusty College Course Booster Klub Gxrl Reserves Ambttxon Nurse IOHN DITKO Spider Vocatlonal Course Ambltxon Undecrded ROBERT DITTMAR Bob Commerc1al Course Booster Klub 42 Club Spectator Photography Stait Ambltlon Accountant MARGARET DOLINSKY Marg Comrnercxal Course Advertxsmg Statf and Photography Staff ot Spectator Booster Klub Student Councll Arnbltlon Stenographer LOUISE DORER Div College Course Gul Reserves Booster Klub Pep Club Ambxtton Dental Assrstant HELEN E DORNEY Betty Cornmerclal Course L brary Staff Ambltlon Clerk MILDRED DORRIS Mzckey Llberal Arts Course Booster Klub Ambltlon Decorator EILEEN DOWDELL Shorty Commerclal Course Booster Klub Glrl Reserves Ambxtlon Prlvate Secretary IOHN DRAGER lim Comrnercral Course Arnbttlon Undeclded GEORGE DRAGOVICH Pmeapple Commerc1al Course Ambltlon Undertaker DAVID DRISCOLL Curley Cornmerclal Course Booster Klub Ambxtlon Lawyer MARGARET DUDAK Dude Comrnerctal Course Flfl Reserves Ambltlon Clerk ANN DUNBAR Commerc1al Course Glrl Reserves Typlng Statt of Spectator Ambll1OH Teacher BARBARA DUNFORD Dunme College Course Boost er Klub Leaders Club Sclence Club Home Eco VERDINE DURST Dusty Commerc1al Course Band Booster Klub Glrl Reserves Readers Club Ambltton Commerc1al Teacher MYRA DURYEA Dlzz College Course OfflC6 Staff Advertlsmg Staff of Spectator Home Economlcs Club Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Nurse DIMODICF DlS'l EFAINO DITKO DITTMAR DOI INSKX DORPR DORNEX DORRIS DOWDFLL DRAGER DRAGOVICH DRISLOI L DUDAK DUNBAR DUNPORD DURST DURX FA 1 it I I ' ' I 5 - Q . ' ' : - . D I I I I I . - q in .ll I l iz' . . i ' . ' '- ' - . 1 , ' . ' ' : ' : ' T-u r .li ' . ' I . I ' lu ' . H l Q I D l l nomics Club. Ambition: NLIISG. I I -t. . ' i- . : . -H - - I 1 I - I 6 ' 1 Q Q . T , 'C', o 39 V .Q DYER DYSERT ECKENROD FDELSTEIN FDMISTOIN I-DMONDS FDWARDS ELLIOTT ELLIS ENOMOTO FNSLEX FPPLEX ERB ESPEY ESQLIERRE EUEN EVANS IOYCE DYER Ioy College Course Blue cmd Black Staff Advertising Staff of Spectator Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Ambition Iournallst DAVID C DYSERT Dave Vocational Course Graphic Arts Club Student Directorl H S Band Swing Band Leader Class Treasurer Ambition Musician DORIS ECKENROD D Commercial Course Am b1t1on Typist SHIRLEY DORIS EDELSTEIN College Course G1rl Reserves Booster Klub Chorus Home Economics Club Advertising Staff of Spectator Ambition Undecided MELVIN H EDMISTON Tutly College Course Am b1t1on Diesel Engineer WILLIAM EDMONDS IR Butch Commercial Course Typing Staff of Spectator Booster Klub Ambltion Artist HERBERT R. EDWARDS-'lHerb. College Course. Sci- ence Club. Ambition: Master Airplane Mechanic. BETTY IANE ELLIOTT-Comme.cial Course. Chorus. Ambition: To be a Success. IOHN ERNEST ELLIS lack College Course Glee Club Ambition Aeronautical Engineer ROSEMARY ENOMOTO Squirrel Commercial Course Ambition To Travel FAITH ENSLEY B.1bs Commercial Course Am bition Private Secretary EDNA MAE EPPLEY Poochre College Course Arn b1t1on Nurse ERMA ERB Erb Commercial Course Girl Reserves Student Council Ambition Stenographer MARIAN ESPEY Comrrercial Course Girl Reserves Pep Club Booster Club T K E Office Work in 207 Typing Staff of Blue and Black Ambition Secretary IOSEPHINE ESQUERRE I Liberal Arts Course Chorus Girl Reserves Ambition Professional Model IOHN W. EUEN- lack. College Course. Booster Klub Pep Club Spectator Staff. Ambition: Metallurgist. IOSEPH RAY EVANS-' Evans. College Course. Chorus. Ambition: Aviator. WILLIAM FATULA Spzch Vocatronal Course m b1t1on MUSICIGH KATHTEEN FAUST Deanme Commercral Course Grrl Reserves Chorus Typrng Staff of Spectator Am brtlon Stenorjrapher MARION FAUST Mimi Llbercll Arts Course m bthon Secretary CATHERINE A FEHSE Kay College Course Bond Home Economlcs Club T K E G1rls Pep Club Ad VeI'l1l 'lg Stall of Spectator Offrce Helper Ambrtlon Home Economlst GEORGE FELIX Iodzz Vocatlonal Course Machlne Shop Club Ambxtron Government Machmlst MARY IANE FELIX F Commerclal Course Home Economlcs Club Glrl Reserves Glrls PepClub Am bltlon Stenographer grcrphy Stall of Spectator Aubrtron Archrtect IOHN FILO Unn Vocatronal Course Srgn Shop Club Ambltlon MUSICIQH BRUCE FINDLEY Fm College Course Football Scr ence Club Ambltron A Success GEORGE FINDLEY Dody Voccmonal Course Hrgh Voltage Club Ambltron Electrlcran MARIORIE FINLON Finney Commercral Course Gtr Reserves Amblhon Secretary FREDERICK H FISHER Shorty College Course Pep Club Ambltlon C1v1lEng1ner IOANNE FISHER I Commerclal Course Home co nomrcs Club Ambltxon Stenographer MARY LOUISE FLYNN Pat Commerclal Course I1 brary Staff Grrl Reserves Ambmon Prlvate Secretary ROBERT A FORD Bob College Course Art Staff of Spectator 42 Club Ambltlon Deslgner Graphlc Arts Club Ambltron Rallroader IAMES FOX Fox Commerc1al Course Ambrtron Army Prlot IAILIIA lx IAIISI IX IALISI IHS! IIIID C I LO H FINDIPN IINID IINI N IS ISI I IX NN IORD FORK AS IDX 'ov T - ' ' . A - - ' . , '- -.. . . I A - I . . : l ' b in OA., . I E - -.. ef, . I EDWARD FIELDII-IG- Eddie College Corrse. Photo- EDWARD S. FORGASfi'Goose,f' Vocational Course. : H . '. I QM 1. 7 71 Ili G, I7IiI.lX M I. IfliI.IX 3 i. IN I :I . ' ,I ' G. It I,liY I .O lf. If flllil? I. I: Q IRR 7, ' I ' 2 .' f . a , X 6 , ' 1' 4l Efvgplsq ' I-RANCIS IRANK FRATRICH A FRIFDMAN C FRIEDMAN IR If I ROIVIBALIGH FRX FRE I: FLIHRMAINN FLIRNISS R A IO C ARRE7 SON L ASBARRO LJATINS FAX GAX DOS ELDA FRANCIS Commercial Course Blue and Black Statt Literary Staff ot the Spectator Booster Klub Readers Club Ambition Librarian WILLIAM FRANK IR Bill Commercial Course Band Booster Klub Ambition Business Man MARGARET DOROTHY FRATRICH Lucky Commer cial Course Ambrtion Singer ANTHONY FRIEDMAN Tony Vocational Course Machine Shop Club Ambition A Government MGCh1nlSl CHARLES FRIEDMAN Chuck Commercial Course Alpha H1Y Student Council Ambition To Succeed GLORIA G FRITZ Fritz Commercial Course Office assistant in 211 Booster Klub Girls Pep Club Editorial Staff of Spectator Typing Statt ot Blue and Black Girl Reserves Ambition Secretary HAROLD FROMBAUGH Fat Vocational Course. Ma chine Shop Basketball Team. Ambition: Machinist. THOMAS A. FRY- Tom. College Course. Boys' Pep Club Science Club Booster Klub. Ambition: Civil Engineer. BEVERLY FRYE Bev College Course Home Eco nomics Club Leaders Club Girl Reserves Editor in Chief of Spectator Ambition Iournalist EDWARD FUHRMANN Dietz Vocational Course Graphic Arts Club Ambition Expert Linotypist LILLIAN FURNISS LI Commercial Course Student Council Girl Reserve Pep Club Ambltion Success ANN GALLO Commercial Course Ambition Steno grapher BETTY LOU GARRETSON Betts Commercial Course Typing Staff ot Spectator Ambition Secretary MANFREDO GASBARRO Freddy Vocational Course Ambition Aviator IOHN GATINS lack Commercial Course 42 Club Boys Pep Club Chorus Photography Statt ot Spectator Ambttlon State Trooper IOHN GAY-College Course. Booster Klub Science Club. Ambition: Doctor. FRANCES GAYDOS- Frany. Commercial Course. Am- bition: Seamstress. I AX DOS N CPORQI' LPORCI HELEN LOUISE GAYDOS Honey College Course AlIlblIlOIl Axr Hostess WILLIAM GAYDOS Lefty Vocatlonal Course Foot ball Basketball Track Ambrtlon U S Arr Corps IAMES C GEARY Izm College Course Band Sc1 ence Club AVIGIIOH Club Ambltlon Aeronautlcal Englneer EDWARD GEMBINSKI Gabby Vocatlonal Course Machme Shop Club Machme Shop Basketball Team Ambttlon MGCh1n1SI LOUISE GEORGE College Course Art Staff ot Spec tator Ambltlon Fashlon Artlst NEVIN GEORGE Nev College Course Alpha H1Y 42 Club Sclence Club Ambltron Mechanical Engmeer VEEDA GEORGE George College Course Ambrtxon Nurse IAMES L GERGELY Sam Llberal Arts Course Am bztton MGChlH1Sl GERALDINE GIBSON Deame Cornmerclal Course Amb1t1on Nurse XX CAE D05 L l:RGLI.'x L OEBERI' GOEHRES L EARN C I MBINSIXI IBSON I C IBS HN UOISOVIQH 1 OOD IACK GIBSON Gibby College Course Track Am bxtton Forest Ranger SARA IANE GILCHRIST Gltch Commerclal Course Pep Club Booster Klub Girl Reserves Subscrlptlon Statt ot Spectator Ambxtlon Success EARL GLOCK Glockze College Course Band Track Booster Klub Sclence Club H1Y Club 42 Club Am bltxon Success IAMES GOEBERT Gabby College Course Scxence Club 42 Club Football Amb1t1on Engmeer HERMAN GOEI-IRES Herm Vocatlonal Course Auto Club Ambrtlon Mechamc STEVE GOISOVICH Slrby L1beral Arts Course Bas ketball Ambltxon Roll Turner RAY D GOOD Ray College Course Band Chorus Scxenc Club Ambltxon Mmlster IEAN GOODWIN Goodxe College Course Band rchestra Ambltlon Undeclded I 4 ILORC I' L ILLHRISI GLOC.lx GOODNVIN 'I GORMAN GOSSARD GOULD CRAFF GRANDINETTI L RAX GRAZIER C A GROVE: C GROVE GROW GLINDLACH GLITILLA GUTWALD I GX LIRIS M GY URIS HALZA HAMILTON IANET GORMAN Gorman Commercial Course Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Ambition Steno grapher KENNETH GOSSARD Ken Vocational Course Sign Shop Club Ambition Photographer DONALD GOULD Tubby Liberal Arts Course m bition To go to college IAMES LEROK GRAFF lim College Course Editorial Staffs ol Spectator and Blue and Black Aviation Club Sclen Club Ambition Iournalist GLORIA GRANDINETTI Morning Glory Commercial Cour e Art and Advertising Stalls of Spectator Am bition Stenographer IOHN GRAY Vocational Course Welding Club Weld ing Basketball Team Ambition Welder BILL GRAZIER Greaser College Course Boys Pep Club Science Club Ambition Roll Turner CHARLES A. GROVE- Chubby, Vocational Co1.1'e. High Voltage Club. Ambition: Electrician. CLARA GROVE- Corley, Commercial Course. Am- bition: Private Secretary. THELMA GROW Zeke College Course Home Eco nomics Clun Girl Reserves Ambition Nurse IACK LEE GUNDLACH Gunny College Course Pep Club Science Club Ambition Druggist ANTHONY FRANCIS GUTILLA Tony Commerclal Course Ambition Stenographer PHYLLIS GUTWALD Phil College Course Home Economics Club Gtrl Reserves Science Club Am b1llOn Nurse IOHN GYURIS Commercial Course Booster Klub Pep Club 42 Club Library Staff Book Club Ambition Bookkeeper MARGARET GYURIS Margie Commercial Course Booster Klub Girl Reserve Photography Staff ot Spectator Ambition Commercial Artist STEVE HALZA- Letty. Vocational Course. Ambition: Business Manager. LOUELLA HAMILTON- I-lamief' Liberal Arts Course. Ambition: Beautician. PETE HAMRYSZAK Hammer Vocattonal Course Machme Shop Club Ambltton Tool and Dre Maker HELEN HANAK Hank Commercxal Course Gtrl Re serves Ambttron Secretary to Lawyer LOUISE HARCHAR Lou Llberal Arts Course Am bttron Nurse WILLIAM HARDWICK Salty Commerctal Course Ambttton Mustctan ROBERT HARMON Harm Vocattonal Course Am bttton Draftsman CHARLES HARNISH Chuck Vocatlonal Course Graphl Arts Club Ambttlort Prmter BERNARD HARRIS Ben Vocattonal Course Graphtc Art Club Ambltlon Prrnter ROY HARSHBERGER Hershy College Course Rep Club 42 Club Student Counctl Ambttton A Success SAMUEL HARTLAND Sam College Cour SCIGHC Club 42 Club Amb1l1OH Aeror1aut1calEng1n er HAMRH S7AK HAINAR HARRIS HARSHBERL I R M HAXNFS R HANNlIs HARNISH CHARLES HARTNETT Gabby Vocattonal Course Stgn Shop Club Ambttton To own a Stgn Shop LORETTA HARTWIGER Trrgger Commercxal Course Gtrl Reserves Leaders Club Ambrtton Beauty Operator WILLIAM HAYDUK Duck Vocattonal Course lvta chme Shop Club Ambrttort Undeclded MARION HAYNES Commerctal Course Adverttsmg Staff of Spectator Ambttton Stenographer ROBERT E HAYNES Bob Vocatlonal Course Grapht Arts Club Ambttton Lmotype Operator ROBERT HEIDENTHAL Bob Vocatronal Course m bttton Unde tded MARY IANE HEIDER lame College Course Gtrl Re serves Hom Economtcs Club Amb1t1on Nurse DAVID HEINZE Dave Ltberal Arts Course Pep Club 42 Club Booster Klub Tertnls Team AmbII1On A ro nauttcal Engmeer HARCHAR HARDXNILR IIARIIAND HARINIPII Ht'lDI'Nll Al HLIDIR HI-INN HAR MON HART NVIL PR HAXDIIR 4-up HEMPHILL HERN HESKETH HIGGINS HILEMAN HILL HIINKS HIPP l-ILADIO I I-IOBAR S I-IOBAR HOFFMAN HOHMAN HOLMFS HOLTZMAN HOLLIBZ HOLZAPFILL RUSSELL HEMPHILL Buck Commercial Course Am bition Undecided VIOLEI' MAE HERN Malsze Liberal Arts Course Booster Klub Library Staff Ambition Stenographer GLEN HESKETH Hess Vocational Course Auto Me chamcs Club Ambition Aviation Mechanic FRANCES MARIE HIGGINS Frannie Liberal Arts Course Booster Klub Ambition Private Secretary BETTY LOU HILEMAN Betz College Course Home Economics Club Ambition Dietician IACK HILL Mountain Vocational Course Graphic Arts Club Chorus Basketball Football Ambition State Polic ROBERT HINKS Hmks College Course Pep Club Chorus 42 Club Science Club Ambition Doctor of Osteopathy NORBERT E. HIPP- Hippy, College Course. Ba .d. Ambition: Civil Engineer. IOHN HLADIO - Vocational Course. Auto Mechanics Club. Ambition: Undecided. IOSEPH HOBAR Ioe Commercial Course Office Work Spectator Staff Blue and Black Staff Ambition Office Worker STEVE HOBAR Deacon Vocational Course Am bll1On Naval Officer VIOLET ANN HOFFMAN Commercial Course Office Staff Ambition Bookkeeper IOHN HOHMAN lohrmy Vocational Course m bition Aviator MILDRED HOLMES L12 Commerclal Course Photo graphy Staff of Spectator Leaders Club Library Staff Ambition Audltor IAMES HOLTZMAN lim College Course Band O chestra Ambition To be a success MICHAEL I. HOLUBZ-'Mikef' Commercial Course Band Readers' Club. Ambition: Commercial Teacher. ELIZABETH HOLZAPFEL- Betty. Commercial Course. Ambition: Stenographer. BETTY HOPKINS Hoppy Commercial Course m bxtxon Mortrcian ROBERT HORNE Bob Commercial Course Chorus 42 Club Subscrrptxon Statt ot Spectator Ambition Printer LEWIS HORNER Lou Vocational Course Machme Shop Club Ambition Machinist ERNEST I HORNICK Ernie Commercial Course Band Orchestra Ambition Musician RUTH HORNICK Ruthie Commercial Course Boost er Klub T K E Club Chorus Ambmon Teacher VIRGINIA HORTEN Ginny Commercial Course Ambmon Secretary RICHARD HOTHAM Dick Commercial Course Am bltxon Undecrded KATHRYN HOWARD K Commercial Course Typmg Stall of Spectator Photography Stott of Spectator Secre tary ol Student Council Cashier Ambxtxon Presidents Secretary HOPKINS HORNE HOTHAM WARD HUDSON C M HLlC1tlI'S HORI EN ORNER A HRIVNAK C HUGHPS ANDREW HRIVNAK Hnvy Vocational Course a chme Shop Club Ambltxon Machinist GEORGE HRIVNAK River Vocational Course High Voltage Club Ambition Electrician WILLIAM HRUSKA Bill Commercial Course A sistant at Garfield Iunxor High Ambition Success IEAN HUBBARD College Course Ambition Soclal Worker DONALDI HUDSON Bump College Course Band Pep Club Science Club Orchestra Ambition Graduate from West Pomt CALVIN M HUGHES Bug Catcher Vocational COLIN HUGHES Commercial Course Booster Klub Boys Pep Club 42 Club H1Y Chorus Ambition Certl tied Public Accountant IOHN I HUNCHARIK I-lunch Commercial Course Avlatlon Club Alpha H1Y Ambition Typist BETTY HURST Hersh Liberal Arts Course Ambition Nurse R HORNICK HRUSKA HUBBARD HLIRST I' HORNICK C HRIVNIAK HUNCHARIK -N.. . . A 1 -., . . 5 M - Course. Hi-Yi High Voltage Club. Ambition: Electrician. H Y ' H 1. . . Q HO Q M , U ,. . .1 x is . 47 IIN SONK ISTVAN IVANQIL IACKSONI A M IOHNH IOI B IOHNS I' IOHNS I IOI NS I IO Ii lONI'b IONILS M IONI-S ILILIAN KABO RAMINSKX RAROLX ROSEMARY HYSONG College Course Ambltlon Teach r AGNES ISTVAN Aggie Commerclal Course A11 bltton Secretary ANDREW IVANCIC Andy Vocational Course H1gh Voltage Club Ambltlon A Ptlot ln the Army A1r Corps ETHEL MAE IACKSON Commerctal Course Ctrl Re serves Amb1l1On Soclal Worker ANNA MAE IOHNS Mazze Commerclal Course Clrl Reserves AmblllOH Stenographer BETTY IANE IOHNS Betts Commerclal Course C rl Reserves Booster Klub Home Economlcs Club Sub scrlptlon Staff of Spectator Amb1t1on Secretary BLAIR IOHNS Vocatlonal Course Machme Shop Club Ambxtlon Welder EDWARD IOHNS Speed Vocatlonal Course 42 Club Pep Club Sign Shop Club Ambltxon Alrplane Pllot LORETTA IOHNS Reita Commerclal Course Booster Klub Library Staff Ambltlon Offlce Clerk BETTY LOUISE IONES Commerclal Course Ambltton Oftxce Clerk BRONWYN E IONES Brome Cornmerclal Course Booster Klub Ambltxon To be happy and successful LEONA PEARL IONES Lee Commerc1al Course Gul Reserves Ambltlon Stenographer MARIORIE R IONES Marg1e College Course Chorus Glrl Reserves Leaders Club T K E Club Amb1t1on Nurse GEORGE IUGAN Achee Vocatlonal Course Ma chme Shop Club Ambxtlon Machmtst MARGARET A KABO Margie Commerclal Course Llbrary Stall Ambltlon Prtvate Secretary EDWARD WALTER KAMINSKY Odge Vocatlonal Course Ambltlon Prmter GEORGE ZUE KAROLY High Pocket Vocatlonal Course Machme Shop Club Ambxtlon MGCh1H1Sl sf A 1. c ms . fj 1. 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I I J .ll I . 1: 48 RAYMOND KARSHIN Ray Vocattonal Course Slgn Shop Club Ambttxon Contractor VIRGINIA ZOFIE KARWOSKI Gmna Commerctal Course AmblflOH Newspaper Reporter SALLY KATSOLIS Katsy Commerclal Course Gtrl Reserves Ltbrary Staff Ambltron Hatr Destgner HOMER KAUFFMAN Vocatlonal Course Slgn Shop Club Ambltlon Slgn Pamter ROBERT KEIFLINE Rob Vocatronal Course Auto Me chamcs Club Ambrhon Mechamc ROSS KEISER Donald Vocational Course Ambttron Machmlst PHYLLIS KELLAR College Course Chorus Ambttlon Nurse BETTY KELLER Bets College Course Orchestra T K E Grrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Photo graphy Stall of Spectator Ambrtlon Teacher ADELINE KELLEY Ada Cornmerclal Course Grrl Reserves Readers Club Ambltlon Stenographer KARSHIN KFISPR KH LAR 'ti' KARXN OSKI KAISOI IS KALII I'MANl lx I A lxI'LLl X Kl'I KIDD lxlN'lMl'I KINLL KIPLINL HAYES KELLEY Kelly Commerctal Course Band Pep Club H1Y Booster Klub Art Staff of Spectator Ambrtlon Cartoomst IOI-IN KENNY Red College Course Booster Klub Sc1ence Club I-I1 Y Boys Pep Club Edltorral Stall of Spectator Tenms Team Amb1IlOH Doctor MICKEY KESSELAK Vocatlonal Course Stgn Shop Club Ambltlon Craneman THOMAS KIDD Tuck Vocatlonal Course Stgn Shop Club Ambltlon Clerk WILDA KIMMEL Wzd Commerctal Course Gtrl Re serves Home Economrcs Club Typmg Staff of Spectator Typmg Staff of Blue and Black Ambltton Work bank WALTER A KINEL George Vocatronal Course Am brtton Umted States Marme IACK KIPLING Kip Vocatronal Course Slgn Shop Club Ambttlon S1gn Patnter MARIE M KLEINOSKY Lxberal Arts Course Grrl Re serves Home Economlcs Club Ambrtron Uncleclded lxl IYIINI Kl NNE Kl'SSl'LAK KI I INOSKH 3 ' ' . - H I ' U I ' ' I ' . 1 in' 1 ': Av . : 'al' ll, ::l,1,ei' I ' Ei' 1 2 at ,gl 3 C. Q -A Q A I 5' ' l X l xl. 49 6- N KLINK KNFPPER KODGES KOLESAR KOMARA KOPCO KORENOSKI KORI FVVITL B KOSIER M KOSIER S FR KRAINTZ KRAIAC' KRALIK KRAUSE KRFSAK KRISAX HARRIET KLINK Klmlc Commerclal Course Gtrl Re serves 'Student Counc1l Home Economlcs Club Lead er s Club Ambltlon Teacher EVELYN KNEPPER Kitty Lrberal Arts Course Booster Klub Home Economtcs Club Glrl Reserves Readlng Club Program seller Ambxtxon Flonculture EDWARD I' KODGES Ed Commerclal Course Typ Ambrtlon Typlst IOHN E KOLESAR Iohnny College Course Blue and Black Staff Sclence Club Chorus Ambzt1on News Correspondent OLGA MAE KOMARA Szs Commerclal Course Pep Club Cheerleader Booster Klub Leaders Club Home Economtcs Club Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Prwate Secretary LOUIS KOPCO Lou Commerc1al Course 42 Club Blue and Black Typlng Staff Spectator Typmg Stott Ambxtlon OlllCE Worker WALTER KORENOSKI Porky Commercral Course Ambltxon Palnter IOHN KORLEWITZ IR Corley Vocatlonal Course Football Ambltlon Fxreman BERNARD F KOSIER College Course Ambltron lS torlan MERRILI KOSIER College Course Ambltlon Aeronau t1cal Engmeer LUDMER KOSIER Lud College Course Football 42 LEON KRAINTZ Llberal Arts Course Sclence Club Ambltlon Exper1mentalMed1c1ne FRANK KRAIAC Vocattonal Course Weldlng Club Ambltlon Welder ELIZABETH MARIE KRALIK Betty L1beral Arts Course Amb1t1on Nurse RICHARD KRAUSE Dzck Vocattonal Course Graphlc Arts Club Band Ambmon Lzntotype Operator IOSEPHINE KRESAK Io Commerc1al Course Glrl Re serves Amb1l1On Stenographer ANNA KRISAY Ann Commerclal Course Ambltxon Stenographer 6 J . 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A I 50 IOHN KRIZOVSKI Tech Voccxtlonal Course Auto Club Avlatron Club Ambrtlon Avrator EVELYN MAE KROLL Red Commerclal Course Band Glrls Pep Club Amb1t1on Secretary IOE KUCHARYK Cutty Vocatlonal Course Ambltlon Auto Vlechamc CAROLINE ANN KUCKUCK Casey Commerclal Course Home Economlcs Club Ambltxon Prlvate Secre tary SARA IANE KUHLMAN College Course Pep Club Home Economrcs Club Glrl Reserves Advertlsmg Sa ot Spectator Ambztlon Success ROBERT KUNTZ Crusty Comrnerclal Course Band Orchestra Amb1l1On MUSICIGH AURELLA KYLE Llberal Arts Course Amb1l1OD Secretary IOSEPH P KYSEL Ioe College Course Student Councll H1Y Band Ambltlon A Doctor ERNESTA LA BUDA Erme Llberal Arts Course Glr Reserves Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon Nurse RUTH LANE Ruth No 2 Commerclal Course Gxrl Scouts Amb1l1On Secretary IENNIE LAPORTE lay Llberal Arts Course Llbrary Stcrtf Glrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon Becrutncmn THOMAS LARISON Ears Commercxal Course Booster Klub Alpha H1 Y Pep Club Chorus Ambll1OH Basket ball Coach IENNIE LATTIERRE Commerclal Course Leaders Club Ambltlon Seamstress MELVINA LAUGHNER Mel Commercxal Course AIIlbll1OI'1 Secretary ESTHER LOUISE LEARISH Louze College Course Chorus Science Club T K E Spectator Staff Am bxtlon Nurse STELLA AGNES LECH Leach Commerclal Course Ambltlon Clerk IANE LEE Skippy Lzberal Arts Course Glrl Re serves AmblllOH Beautlclcm KRIYOVSKI RROLL KLICHARNK KULKUCK txLlHLMA'X1 RUIVIZ KYLI: ht SPL LA BUDA LAN! LAPORFI' IARISON LAI IIPRRF LAUGHNER LEARISH LPLH I PL i I F LILFFLER LEFTWICH LPGATH LEIBFRIED Ll' NGX I'I I I NTINI t- I EVFNTRN R LEVENTRX LEVI I EVICKX LFWIQ I INDSAY LINK' LIPINSKI I ISKA I ISOWSKX LORRAINE LEE Dixie Liberal Arts Course Am bltion Interior Decorator LEROY LEFFLER Weech Commercial Course m b1IlOI1 Business Man PAGIE PATRICIA LEFTWICH College Course Girl Re serves Ambition Masseuse MILDRED LEGATH Milly Liberal Arts Course Am bition Nurse ELEANOR LEIBFRIED Elie Commercial Course Girl Reserves Ambition Seamstress ALEXANDER LENGYEL Al Vocational Course Auto Shop Club Amb1I1OH Auto Mechanic MARIETTA LENTINI Tiny Liberal Arts Course Am bltion Beautlcian EARL LEVENTRY- Bud, College Course. H'-Y. Am- bition: Aeronautical Engineer. ROBERT LEVENTRY- Slunchie. Vocational Course. Ping Pong Team. Ambition: A Bowling Proprietor. I-IERMINE LEVI Herman Liberal Arts Course Girls Pep Club Girl Reserves Advertising Staff of Spectator Boost r Klub Ambition Dress Designer KATHRYN LEVICKY Kaye Commercial Course m b1t1on Stenographer IAMES LEWIS Buck Vocational Course Ambltion Undecided GEORGE LINDSAY IR Dagwood College Course Booster Klub Science Club Spectator Subscription Staff Boys Pep Club Physical Fitness Run Ambition International Law WILLIAM G LING B111 College Course Band T1 bition Archeology BETTY LIPINSKI Blondie Commerclal Course m bition A Success DOROTHIE LISKA- Foxy. Commercial Course. rn- bition: Technician. HELEN LISOWSKY - Commercial Course. Ambition: Stenographer. WILLIAM LITWALK Liquor Voccxtroncxl Course Slgn Shop Club Amblhon Srgn Pczmter MARCELLA GENE LONG Marcy Commercrcrl Course G1rlReserves Recxders Club Amb1t1on Bookkeeper IOHN I1 LOUTHER Lout Lrbercrl Arts Course Pep Club Ambll1OH To 9X1Sl BETTY EILEEN LOWERY Bet College Course G1r Reserve Home Economlcs Club Ambxtron Hotel Hoste s FRANK LOWERY IR Vocatroncxl Course Pep Club Mo chme Shop Club Ambltlon MQCh1nlSl ROBERT LUEBBE Bob College Course Band llclhotogruphy Stull of Spectator Ambrtron Busmess cm IRMA LUTHER Mlm: College Course Ambmon Nurse MARY LUTHER Mecca College Course Lrbrury Club Ambltlon Doctor LESTER LUX Les Voccmoncrl Course Auto Me chumcs Club Ambll1OH Alrplcme Mechcxmc IIIXKAIR IUIBBI' I M IARIN F 7 ROBERT LYNCH Bob Vocotxonul Course Slgn Shop Club Ambxtlon Locomohve Englneer IUNE LYNN Pooch COmm9fC1Gl Course Booster Klub Ambrhcn Smgel w1th cm Orchestra NELLIE MABON College Course Booster Klub Scr ence Club Home Economics Club Chorus Ambxtlon Nurse MARTHA KATHRYN MAC LAREN Murly Llberczl Arts Course Glrl Reserves Ambxtlon Clerk IOHN MAKAR Muck College Course Science Club Alpha H1Y Track Football Amblhon Coach ANDREW E MALAK Salty L1berul Art Course Am b1t1on Avlator GENEVIEVE MALEK lenny Lrbercxl Arts Course Am brtlon Secxmstress MARTHA MALESKY Mousa College Course Grrl Re serves Booster Klub Scxence Club Leaders Club Am bmon Dcmcmg Teacher I UNL LOLITHIHR B LOVN I RX I OXN I U I I LUX LX NLII LX NN MABON MAKAR MALAK MALI K MAI I SKH MANN C MARKS C MARKS MAROVICH MARTIN I MARTIN S MARTIN MARTZ C MASER MASYFR MATCHIK MATELIAN MATOVICI'-I IOSEPI-I E MANN Tody Vocatlonal Course m b1t1on Undeclded CHARLOTTE MARKS Charley College Course Band Orchestra Amb1t1on To be cz success GEORGE MARKS Pete College Course Amb1t1on Chemrst IOE MAROVICH Tricky Vocatlonal Course Am b1t1on Pattern Maker CHARLES MARSHALL Click Vocat1or1al Course Weldlng Club Amb1t1on Welder EILEEN MARTIN Commerc1al Course Booster Klub G1r1 Reserves Home Economxcs Club Photography Staff of Spectator Amb1llOH Secretary IANET L MARTIN Commercxal Course Amb1t1on Buslness SYLVIA MARTIN Shrzmp Commerclal Course Booster Klub Amb1t1on Smger WILLIAIV' L MARTZ Marty College Course Cheer leader Student Councll 42 Club Sclence Club Spec tcltor Staff Boys Pep Club Amb1t1on Doctor MARSHALL MATTERN CALVIN MASER Mase bxtxon Undecrded Commerclal Course m DOROTHY MASER bltxon Secretary Comrnerclal Course m ALEX MASTERVICH Skippy Llberal Arts Course Amb1t1on Avxator LOUISE MASZER Lou College Course Glrl Re serves Amb1l1On Doctors Asslstant MATILDA A MATCHIK Tillie Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Avxatlon Club Amb1t1on Stenographer MARGARET L MATELIAN Margie Commerclal Cours Lxbrary Staff Readers Club Amb1IlOn R ceptromst MIKE MATOVICH Milan Vocatlonal Course Am b1t1on Avxator MARY IANE MATTERN lerry Commercial Course Amb1t1on Stenographer 1 .e it sv I E -.. . 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' I 1 h I ., : e- 3 . -N .H . - 54 D MASER MASTERVICH MAITES M C,LI'I I AND M CLOSKEX CHARLES MATTES Chas Vocatronal Course Ma chme Shop Club Ambrtxon Machmrst CHARLES MATULA Foo Vocatronal Course Ma chlne Shop Club Ambrtron Undecided MARION MATULA Chookre College Course Home Economlcs Club Grrl Reserves Amb1t1on Teacher BETTY MCCALL Mac Commerclal Course Ambl IIOD Success ELWOOD MCCLAIN Mzckey Commerclal Course Photography Staff of Spectator Amb1IlOH Author IAMES MCCLELLAND Mac Vocatlonal Course Am brtlon Cartoomst FRANCES MARIE MCCLOSKEY Frame Commercral Course Ambltlon Stenographer KATHLEEN MCCOMBIE Tootre Commerclal Course Booster Klub Glrl Reserves Pep Club Ambrtlon Steno grapher FRANKLIN McDOWELL Mac Vocatlonal Course Band Orchestra Graph1c Arts Club Ambrtlon A Prmter C MATULA LO BI M M E MLCUINGILF MLHENRX ROBERT L MCFEATERS Mac Vocatlonal Course Pep Club Slgn Shop Club Ambrtron Slgn Pcunter NANCY MCGEARY Mrckey College Course T K E Gxrls Pep Club Leaders Club Home Economxcs Club Art Staff of Spectator Ambltlon Desxgner VIVIAN MCGEARY Bea College Course Band Gxrls Pep Club Ambltlon Nurse DONALD P MCGUNIGILE Omaha Vocatlonal Course Hlgh Voltage Club Ambxtron Electrrcxan HELEN ADELAIDE MCHENRY College Course SCISHCE Club Booster Klub Gxrl Reserves Glrls Pep Club Readers Club Spectator Staff Ambltlon Doctor FRED MCKENZIE Huckleberry Lxberal Arts Course Football Ambltlon Coach IOHN ROBERT MCKINNEY Moe Vocational Course Pep Club Ambrtlon To 1o1n the Army FLORNELL MCLAUGHLIN Commerclal Course Glrl Re serves Home Economxcs Club Photography Stal I Spectator Amb1t1on Secretary M MAFULA M CALL M CLAIN MQDOWILLL MLFEATILRS N MQGEARY V Mcf EARN McKENZIF McKINNEX MLLALICJHLIN 9' 'V QF M MASI I R M VlCKI'R B MFAD l MI AD MFDILF MI4DVFSl'Ix MI'INlClx MFNOHIR MENTCH M Rlll MI:'l7Gl'R MIWFR MI X PRS MICHAILOI I C MIC NOT MARY IOE MCMASTER Ioe College Course Am bition Morticlan HARRIET MCVI Reserves Amb1t1on Private Secretary CKER Hap Commercial Course Glrl BETTY MEAD Commercial Course Girl Reserves Booster Klub Ambition Beautician ILA MEAD Commercial Course Boost Kl b L er u eaci rs Cgub Advertising Staff of Spectator Ambition Buyer o Wornen s Clothes THERESA AGNES MEDILE Terry Commercial Course Girl Re erves Ambition Secretary IOHN MEDVESEK Med Commercial Course Am bll1OI'l Accountant ANNE M MELNICK Dzmples Commercial Course Readers Club Amb1t1on Hairdresser ANN C MENOHER-Commercial Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper. CARL MENTCH-'Eddie-. College Course. Band, Hi-Y Boy s Pep Club. Ambition: Engineer. M MIK NOI MIKULA EVELYN MARIE MERTLE Evre Commercial Course Ambltlon Secretary ELSIE E METZGER Metz College Course Glrl R serves Ambitlon Nurse ROBERT MEYER Meyers College Technical Course Spectator Staff Science Club 42 Club Ambition Aero nautical Engineering DON MEYERS Meyers Vocational Course Machine Shop Club Amb1t1on To Travel ERNEST MICHAILOFE Sid Vocational Course Am bltion Auto Mechamc CHARLES MIGNOT Minnie College Course I-I1Y Ambition C1v1lEng1neer MARIE MIGNOT-Commercial Course. Booster Klub Home Economics Club Girl Reserves. Ambition: Beautician. BERNARD MIKULA- Bernie Commercial Course. Band Student Council. Ambition: To Succeed. CHARLES MIKULA Mac Vocatronal Course Chorus Ambltlon A Test Pllot PETER MILIENOVICH Pete College Course Band Orchestra Ambltron Metallurgrst HELEN MILKOVICH b1t1on Manager ot a Bottlmg Plant Squzrt Commerclal Course Am CLAYTON MILLER Auto Mechamcs Club Arnbltlon Alrplane Mechamc Clate Practrcal Arts Course DOROTHY MILLER Reserves Ambltron Undecxded Dot Commercral Course Gxrl RICHARD MILLER Zeke Vocatxonal Course High Voltage Club Ambltlon Auto Mecharuc RUTH ELEANOR MILLER College Course Pep Club Glrl Reserves Amb1IIOH Teacher RUTH H MILLER Stretch Commerclal Course Gul Reserves Home Economlcs Club Grrl Scouts Ambl tlon Stenographer WILBUR MILLER Llberal Arts Course Ambltlon Unde Clded MIRLILA R MILLLR R E MILLFR MILIENONILH R H MII IR MITCHFI L MOCK ! KATHERINE C MINAHAN Kay College Course Home Economlcs Club Glrl Reserves Ambrtlon Nur e ROSE MIRABILE R Commerclal Course Blue and Black Typlng Staff Ambxtlon Beautlclan FRANCIS MISH Mash Vocahonal Course Auto Me chanlc Club Ambltron Mechamc LESTER MITCHELL Bones Commercral Course Am brtron Slgn Pamter VERNON MOCK Vocatlonal Course Hlgh Voltage Club Chorus Amb1I1OH Electrxclan SARALEE MOEHLER Butch Commerclal Course Ad vertlsmg and Subscrlptlon Staffs of Spectator Student Counctl Pep Club Home Economrcs Club Booster Klub Ambxtxon Stenographer DOROTHY MOISEY Mose Commercxal Course Flag Twrrler Boos er Klub Leaders Club Gul Reserves Home Economrcs Club Pep Club Amb1t1on Othce Work DOROTHY P MOORE Shorty Commerclctl Course Glrl Reserves Ambttlon Muslc Instructor MILROVILH MIL D MILLI I2 W MII LH? MINAIIAN MIRABILI' MISH MOPHLPR MOISEY MOORI MORABITO R MORRIS MOSORIAK I MX PRS CATHERINE MORABITO Kay Ambrtlon Secretary Commerctal Cours KENDALI. MORAN Hustler Commerctal Course l'I1Y Pep Club Adverttsmg Staff ot Spectator Am nttton POl1llC1Gl'l IOHN MORIHLATKO Farmer Vocatlonal Course Auto Mechantcs Club Ambltlon Mechamc Chc rus Ambltlon MOIIICIGH PHILIP MORRIS Bon Bon Vocatxonal Course Slgn Shop Club Shop Basketball Team Ambrtlon A Me chamc ln the Umted States Army RUTH EVELYN MORRIS Ruthte Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Ambxtlon Stenographer GEORGE MOSORIAK Vocatlonal Course Stgn Palm mg Club Ambttton Arttst IOHN MULDOON Irrsh Commerc1al Course Pep Club Glee Club Ambttlon Undeclded MORANI MORIHLATKO A MORRIS P MORRIS MLILDOOIN MLILVEHI M MXI-RS NAGY uv-ll' 'Wm LL MLIRANSKX MLIRPHX MLIRRAX NANKO NASSIR ERNEST MULVEHILL College Course Photography Staff of Spectator Ambttxon Army Pllot GERTRUDE MURANSKY Gertte Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Fashton Deslgner EDWARD MURPHY Ed College Course Band Bas ketball Team Ambltlon To have a busmess of my own FRED MURRAY College Course Pep Club 42 Club IOSEPHINE MYERS Iosle Commerctal Course Home E onomlcs Club Ambition Clerk MARIAN MYERS Minnie Llberal Arts Course L1 brary Stall Ambltron Ofhce Work CHARLES NAGY Caesar Commerclal Course Pep Club Ambttlon U S Army Textile Inspector IOSEPH NANKO Nanky Vocatlonal Course m b1t1or1 Traveler EVELYN NASSIR E College Course Blue and Black Spectator Staff Pep Club Home Economrcs Club T K E Ambttton Teachmg Elementary Grades Q 'J ,Ls 1' , Q A MQ' ALFONZO PAUL MORRIS-Hr-mn. College course. Ambition SuCCeSSfu1BUSiHeSS Mm'- , - . v . . .- I -H - - A . - v. . 58 ll O CONTNOR MILDRED NEMETH Mlckey Commerclal Course Readers Club Amblhon Stenographer IOHN H NIEMRITZ Dma Commercxal Course Am b1l1on Bookkeeper RICHARD NORRIS Dick College Course Sc1ence Club Stage Crew H1Y Amb1t1on Aeronauhcal Engmeer DONALD OAKLEY Don College Course Band 42 Club SCIGHCG Club Ambxtlon Chem1calEng1neer IOHN IOSEPH OCHESKE Doc Vocatlonal Course GfOPh1C Arts Club Sclence Club Spectator Photo graphy Staff Ambltlon Chemlst HILDA IEAN O CONNOR Blonclze Commercxal Course Leader Club Amb1l1OH Stenographer MARIE. GRACE OCONNOR Goody Commerclal Course Leaders Club Amb1t1on Stenographer BETTY OLDHAM Betsy College Course Amb1t1or Art Illustrator LOUIS OMER Lou Commercxal Course Offtlce As 1stant at Cochran Ambltlon Court Reporter NlN'll:Ill 'Sill-MRIII M OLOININOR OLDHAM ORZELL OSIC, IOHN ONDREIIK Drake Commerclal Course Am b1t1on Doctor KA HRYN LUCILLE ORAVEC Kayo College Course G11 Reserves Home Economlcs Club Avlcrtlon Club Readers Club Amblhon Dress Deslgner NANCY ORLANDO Nan Commerclcl Course Am bltlon Stenographer ALFRED R ORZELL Pat Llberal Arts Course H Y Ambltlon Mortlclan GEORGE OSIC Boots College Course Ambxtlon Naval Offlcer MARION R OWEN Rache College Course Glrl Re selves Ambltlon Nurse MARY PALKO Comrnercral Course Ambmon Secre 'ary CAROLINE PALLISER Kye Commerclal Course Band Pep Club Adverhslng Stall of Spectator Booster Klub Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon To be a success NORRIS OAKLEY OCHl:bKI' MER ONDRE ORAVEC ORLANDO OWEN PALKO PALLISER RG' Fo PALLICHAR PARDOE PASSEAU PASTERNAR PATCH PATRICR PAVICH PAYERCHIN PFAT PFCZE PELLETTI PENJTRACR PETERS PETRIKIN VN PHFASANT Z PHEASANT PIASENTE GENE PALUCHAK Ieno Vocational Course Am bition Mechanic RICHARD EDWARD PARDOE Dick College Course Ambition Undecided THEODORE PASSEAU Vocational Course Ambition Electrician ANDREW PASTERNAK Pasty Commercial Course Pep Club Ambition Commercial Pilot BETTY IEAN PATCH Patch Commercial Course Glrl Reserves Photography Staff of Spectator Student Coun cil Ambition Secretary IOHN PATRICK Sonny Commercial Course Pep Club 42 Club Varsity Basketball. Ambition: Baseball Player. NA'1ALIE PAVICH- Butchf Liberal Arts Courre. Booster Klub. Ambition: Singer. MILDRED PAYERCHIN- Millie. Liberal Arts Course. Ambition: Clerk. ETHEL IO PEAT-Liberal Arts Course. T. K. E. Chorus Girls' Pep Club Spectator Staff Home Economics Club. Ambition: Doctor of Medicine. IOHN PECZE Turk Practical Arts Course Ambition Undeclded NITA PELLETTI Chicken Commercial Course Girl Re erves Library Staff Ambition Aviatrix VEPNA PENTRACK Penny Commercial Course Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Ambition Steno grapher DONALD EARL PETERS Don Liberal Arts Course Stage Crew Student Council Ambition Aeronautical Engineering AUDREY PETRIKIN College Course Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Sclence Club. Ambition: Nurse. WALTER I. PHEASANT- Fuzzy. Vocational Course. H1-Y Pep Club High Voltage Club Stage Electrician. Ambition: Electrician. ZELLA PHEASANT- ZeI. Commercial Course. Art Staff ot Spectator. Ambition: Costume Designer. ANGELINE PIASENTE- Princess Commercial Course. Drcmatics Club. Ambition: Actress. ROSE MARIE PICKLO Plc Commerclal Course Am bxtlon Secretary ROSE MARIE PINIZZOTTO Rosle Llberal Arts Cours Amb1t1on Dress Desxgner MARY PINNA College Course Sc1ence Club Ambr uon Dress Deslgner FRANCIS T PISARSKI Buzz Vocatlonal Course Weld1ng Club Basketball Amb1t1on Arrplane P1lot IRENE PISKURA Izaac Commerclal Course G1rl Re 'serxes Photography Staff of Spectator Readers Club An'b1t1on Secretary WANDA PIURKOWSKY Commerclal Course Ass1stant ml H S Ofhce Amb1t1on S cretary RUDOLPH PLESNICK Hooch Vocatlonal Course Hlgh Voltage Club Amb1t1on EISCIIICIGII PAUL E PODHOREZ Symbol College Course Scx en e Club AVIGIIOH Club Student Safety Counc1l Am b1t1on Technrclan JOHN PODOLKA I P Vocatlonal Course Woodshop Amb1t1on Carpenter PICKLO PINIZIOTTO PINNA PILIRROXN SKY PLI SNILR PODHORF! PODOLRA PUHALA PU l l RBAUC H QLIININ KENNETH POORBAUGH Ken Commerclal Course Amb1t1on Oftxce Manager MILLARD W POWELL Mid College Course Glee lub Pep Club Amb1t1on Mortxclan IOSEPHINE PREBEHALLA I Commercxal Course Photography Statt of Spectator Grrl Reserves Readers Club Amb1t1on Secretary VlV1AN M PUHALA Vrv Commercial Course Glr Reserves Amb1t1on Stenographer WALTER HENRY PUTERBAUGH Pete College Course Pep Club Booster Klub Scxence Club Alpha H1 1 Spectator Staff Golf Team Amb1t1on Lawyer DOROTHY QUINN Dot Commerclal Course Am b1t1on Sales Clerk ROBERT RAGER Rags Vocational Course Football and Basketball Manager Amb1t1on Coach MARION RASBACH Dlmples Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Booster Klub Amb1t1on Stenographer PISARSKI POORBAUL ll PISKURA POWLLL RAK FR RASBACH IRl Bl1llALl 'K l9 IANE RAN MOND IANET RAYMOND RAZGA REAM REESE REGO REILLY RENOVN DEN REPKO RPPLOGLF REX NOLDS RHFALIME RICCHUVIO RICE RIDDFLL RIGGS RIPPIN IANE RAYMOND Commerclal Course Pep Cl lb Am b1t1on Slenographer IANET RAYMOND College Course Orchestra Home Economxcs Club Gul Reserves Edxlorlal and Photo graphy Staffs of Spectator AIl'1bll1OH To be a success m SC19I'lllflC or medical held CHARLES IOSEPH RAZGA Rags Vocatlonal Course Ambzhon Carpenter GEORGE REAM Chuck Commerclcxl Course Boys P D Club Ambmon To get a good 1ob SARA LOUISE REESE Reese Commercxal Course Ambll10n Mlllmer IOSEPHI REGO loe Commerclal Course Ambmon Cavalry man MARION REILLY Commercxal Course Glrls Pep Club Ambltlon Stenographer GERALDINE WILMA RENOWDEN Bools Commerclal Course Home Economxcs Club Subscnptxon Stall of Specfator Ambltxon Bookkeeper MARGARET LA VERNE REPKO Margze Commer c1al Course G1rl Reserves Ambltlon Undeclded MARGIE REPLOGLE Marge College Course Am b1t1on Nurse RUTH REYNOLDS Toots College Course Scxencc. Club Ambll1OH A Hlstory Teacher PAULINE R RHEAUME Polly Commercml Course Grl Reserves Ambltlon Prlvate Secretary MARY EMMA RICCHUITO Shoot Commercml Course Ambltlon A Success ROBERT RICE Smokey Commerclal Course Ambl hon Pharmacxst IOHN GILBERT RIDDELL lohnny College Course GI e Club 42 Club AIIlb1l1OIl Mechanlcal Engmeer CANISIUS RIGGS Conme College Course Ambl hon Nurse BETTY RUTH RIPPIN Rip Commerclal Course Am bmon Undecxded 1 A U A s - X I , 6 -1 g U 3' we 1 1 Y V Av , ' I 4 Y 1 T ' I 1 A . ,H ' . . 5 l . ' ' I-U' 'U . I l 62 IAMES F RIPPIN IR Tex Vocatlonal Course Hlgh Voltage Club Ambltlon Electrrclan SARA RIPPIN Boots Commercral Course Glrl Re serves Amb1t1on Nurse CATHERINE RIZZO Kitty Commercial Course m b1t1cn Secretary LOUISE RIZZO Lee Commerclal Course OIIICS As srstant Ambltxon Secretary IEANNETTE ROBB- let Commerclal Course Spectator Typmg Staff Ambltlon Stenographer ROSEALENE ROBERTS Posey College Course m bltron DIGIIIIOH LENA ROCCO Shorty Commerclal Course m bltxon Secretary WALTER ROLLING Llberal Arts Course Ambltron U decxded ANNA ROMAN Ann Commercral Course Glrl serves Ambrtlon Stenographer I RIP N ROBI-RIS ROLLO RUSSLLL IOSEPHINE RITA ROSKO Honey Commerc1al Course Leaders Club Ambltlon Stenographer EMMA ROWLAND Curly Commercxal Course Gtrl Reserves Booster Klub Student Councll Llbrary Staff Typmg and Photography Staffs of Spectator OIIICS Work Ambrtlon Typist ROBERT C RUMMEL Iumor Commerclal Course 42 Club Pep Club Chorus Ambxtzon Navy GRACE RUSSELL Commerclal Course Offlce Asslstant at Cochran Ir Hxgh School Ambltlon Prlvate Secretary GRACE ANN RUSSO Commercxal Course Ambmon Ftlmg Clerk BETTY LOUISE RUTH College Course G1rl Reserves Sclence Club Home Economlcs Club Ambltron Nurse STEPHEN RYBACKI General Vocatxonal Course Ma chme Shop Club Ambrtron Naval Cadet YOLANDA SAFKO Landxe Commerclal Course m bttxon Nurse 5 RIPPINI C, RlZ7O L RIZZO ROBB ROILINL ROMAN ROSKO ROVNIAND RUMMI-I RLISSO RU Ill RYBACKI SAI KO as G SATIN SAKOVITCH SALVINO SAIVIO SANTICHEN SAPOI IC Il SAIII RS SAUNDFRS B A SAN LOR B I SAY LOR S SAYLOR SCARPA I SCIII'IIItAMMl R I. SCIII-IIIIAMMFR SCIIIOSSFR SCIIMFRFR SCHNEIDFR GEORGE SAGIN lake Vocational Course Ambi tion Plumber FRANK SAKOVITCH Vocational Course Macdine Shop Club Ambition Undeclded ANGELO SALVINO Coke Commerclal Course Am bitlon Undecided IOSEPI-I SAMO I P Vocational Course Ambltion Pilot HAI RY SANTICHEN Sheriff Vocational Course Am bition Plumber ANN SAPOLICI-I Commercial Course Ambition Nurse BETTY IANE SAUERS Zaza College Course Band OI hestra Booster Klub G1rl Reserves Girls Pep Club Leaclers Club Ambition NUTSIHQ SHIRLEY SAUNDERS College Course Home Economics Club Girl Reserves Advertising Staff of Spectator Boo ter Klub. Ambition: Nurse. BETTY ANN SAYLOR-'Bettsf' College Course. Home Economics Club Advertising Staff ot Spectator Booster Klub. Girl Reserves Girls' Pep Club Work in 422. Am- bition: Merchandising and Personnel Director. BETTY IEAN SAYLOR Commerclal Course Girl Re serxes Booster Klub Typing Staff of Spectator Stu dent Council Ambition Stenographer SHIRLEY MAE SAYLOR Penny Commercial Course Girl Reserves Chorus Ambition Secretary IOAN SCARPA Ienme College Course Glrl Re serves Science Club Ambition Dress Designer FRED SCHELLHAMMER Slzck Vocational Course 42 Club Ambitlon Forester LAWRENCE SCHELLHAMMER Sparky Vocational Course Football and Basketball Sign Shop Ambition Coach BERNICE SCHLOSSER Boots Liberal Arts Course Ambition Clerk ETHEL MAE SCHMERER-Commercial Course. Ambi- tion: Secretary. KARL WILLIAM SCHNEIDER- 'Snitzy.' Commercial Course. Band Aviation Club. Ambition: Aviator. LUCILLE SCHOENBERGER Lucy Commerclal Course Orchestra Glee Club Pep Club Spectator Staff Am bvhcn Secretary Commercial Course ROSE MARY SHULLIK Pmky Ambxtlon Secretary Vocatlonal Course ALBERT SCORNAIENCHI Red Football and Basketball Manager Slgn Shop Ambltron Sxgw Pamter PHYLIS SCROFANI Phil Commercial Course Am bmon Pnvate Secretary BE'l'I'Y SEBASTIAN Babe Commerclal Course L1 brary Stall Ambrtxon Othce Worker KAI MAN SEGEL College Course Band Sclence Club 4'7 Club Amb1I1On Metallurgrst IANE M SEIFERT lane Commerclal Course Am bmcn Stenographer HAZEL ISABELLA SEITZ Haze College Course Gtr Reserves Amb1t1on Home Economlcs Teacher SLHOENBLRCI R 5C,llLlLl llx SEGEL SEIFERT Sl l'lZ SEROXID SERVACPK LOIS SELL lean Llberal Arts Course Ambxtlon Dress Deslgner MARIAN LOUISE SELLERS College Course Arnbltlon Nurse IACR SENFT Vocatlonal Course Ambition Farmer IOHN SEPIK Hep Vocational Course Slgn Shop Ambrhon State Patrolman WALTER SEROYID College Course H1 Y Sclence Club Stage Manager Ambrtlon Sclentlst ROBERT SERVACEK Rob Vocatlonal Course Am b1t1on Avlator STEVE SESTRICH Ses Commercial Course Football Ambltlon Undecided DORIS ELAINE SHAFFER Lightning Commerclal Course Gtrls Chorus Ambltlon Secretary THILODORE SHAHADE Ted College Course Booster Klub Pep Club Alpha I-I1Y Spectator Statt Student Councrl Track Team Amblhon Undeclded SLORNAIENL Hl SLROPANI SEBASTIAN SELL SELLERS SENFT St-PIK SPSFRICH SHAFFFR SHAHADF 6 t iv N-V SHANK SHALILEY SHEARER SHEEHAN SI-IESKO SlIOS'I I'K P SHOSTEK SHOWE Sl-ILIGARS SHUSTFR SIKIRICA SII VPRS I ONI SIIVIONF SINGER SIPE SKALEK SKELTON VIOLA SHANK O11e Commerclal Course Girl Re s rves Ambltlon Newspaper Reporter BETTY MAY SHAULEY Betts College Course Home Economics Club Glrl Reserves Ambltlon Nurse IRVIN FRANKLIN SHEARER Commercial Course Am bttlon Radio Techmcxan CALVIN SHEEHAN Cal College Course H1Y Boost er Klub 42 Club Ambitlon Business Admmistrcrtor VEFNA SHESKO Tootze Commerctal Course Work in 422 Ambition Typzst IOHN R SHOSTEK Showdy Vocational Course Track Ambition Welder PHIL SHOSTEK Shost College Course Track Am bxtxon U S Marme IOHN WILLIAM SHOWE-- Pete.' Vocational Course. Ambition: Engineer. IACK EDWARD SHUGARS-College Course. Band Or- chestra. Ambition: Musician. ELEANOR ANN SHUSTER Stump Commercial Course Ambition Clerk MILO SIKIRICA Mlshle Vocational Course Graphic Arts Club Ambltlon Printer RHEA MARILYN SILVERSTONE Ricky College Course Girl Reserves Booster Klub Home Economics Club T K E Art and Advertlsmg Staffs ot Spectator Chcrus Ambttlon Dress Designer and Buyer DOLLY SIMONE Simone Simon Commerclal Course Ambltlon Stenographer CALVIN SINGER Cal Vocatlonal Course Ambition Welaer BETTY LOU SIPE Shortxe College Course Home Eccr omtcs Club Library Staff Ambltlon Air Hostess HELEN SKALEK - Hon. Liberal Arts. Ambition. Becrutician. THOMAS F. SKELTON-'Bonesyf Vocational Course. Ambition: Plumber. IOHN SKUBAK Skuby Vocatxonal Course ELSIE SKUFCA Commerclal Course Ambltlon Book keeper ELIIANOR M SLATER Ellxe Commerclal Course Chorus Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon Reglstered Purlzc Accountant MARGARET SLEBODNIK Marge Lxberal Arts Course Booster Klub Gxrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Am bxhcn Nurse THOMAS SLEBODNIK Tom Vocahonal Course Slgn Palntmg Club Ambxtlon A Slgn Pamter ANNA SLEZAK Commerctal Course Subscrlptlon Staff ol Spectator Ambmon Stenographer MICHAEL SLEZAK Mickey Vocattonal Course Cl'orus Amb1t1on Avxator MARCELLA SMITH Mousy Commercxal Course Booster Klub Amblhon Beautlclan ROPERTA IEAN SOLIDAY Betta College Am bltxon Alr Hostess Course SKLIBAK M SLEZAK SPANCLER SKLIPLA MITH SPIFI MAN A SLFZAK is Q MARY SUSAN SOLIVAIS Duchess Commerclal Course Ambxhon Dress Des1gner SOPHIA A SOLTYS Soda Commerclal Course Am bxtxon Vocallst IOYCE M SOWERS Scotty Llberal Arts Course Glrls Pep Club Girl Reserves Library Staff Readers Club Ambxtlon Waztress BETTY L SPANGLER Bess Commercxal Course Am bxtxon Governess IAMES SPIELMAN Izm Vocatlonal Course Student Councll 42 Club Graphlc Arts Club Ambmon Prmter Wcntress MARY SPRANKLE Liberal Arts Course Booster Klub Gul Reserves Arnbxtlon BGGHIICIGD IACK SPRINGER Yake Vocatxonal Course Machlne Shop Club Band Ambltlon MGCh1n1SI SLAIILR 'VI SLILBODNIK l SLILBODNIIK SOLIDAY SOLIVAIS SOLTYS BOWERS SPINDA SPRAINKLE SPRINICER Su' sy 900 67 H I H I LOUISE SPINDA- Lou. Liberal Arts Course. Ambition. 'I 5' -I Qs W- .- D l L K fs! 1 15 SPRINTZ STACKI IOUbI' S I ASKO STATLER SFAVER S FFWARI 5 FIFFLFR HELEN SPRINTZ Prmers Commercial Course Boost er Klub Girl Reserves Ambition Dress Designer WILLIAM STACKHOUSE Playboy Vocational Course High Voltage Club Ambition Undecided FRANK STARESINICH Star Vocatlonal Course Foot ball Manager Ambition Roll Turner IOE STARUCH Starchxe College Course Ambition Engineer ALFRED I D STASIK Al Liberal Arts Course m bition Lawyer IOHN I STASKO Midge Commercial Course m bition Baseball Player ETHEL EILEEN STATLER Freckles Commercial Course. Girls Pep Club Booster Klub Readers Club. Ambition: Stenographer. IEAN STAVER- Staver. College Course. Girls Pep Club Booster Klub Girl Reserves Advertising and i- torial Staffs of Spectator. Ambition: Teacher. SIARILSINICII 5I'ARLlLII STEEG STEM STOBER STOCK STASIK bl'FPHt'Y STI'PII'N SIOGARII' RUTH MARIE STEEG Ruthie Commercial Course Ambition Stenographer ETHEL ANN STEM Commercial Course Ambition Stenographer CHARLES STEPHEY Chick Vocational Course Chorus Ambition Forester IOHN STEPIEN lack Vocational Course High Volt age Club Ambition Electrical Engineer WILLIAM STEWART Willey Commercial Course Ambition Undecided DELORES E STIFFLER Toots Commercial Course Ambition Doctors Assistant ALFRED K STOBER Fritz College Course Science Club Student Council Photography Statt ot Spectator Ambition Metallurgist ROBERT STOCK- Bob. Commercial Course. Pep Club. Ambition: Ottice Worker. MARY ANN STOGARIE-Commercial Course. Ambition: Bookkeeper. IERRY STRAYER Chrck Lxberal Arts Course Am bltxon Welder NORMAN TED STRAYER Mack Llberal Arts Course 42 Club Pep Club Chorus Work rn 422 Ambltxon Undeclded VIDA MAE STRAYER Sparky Commercral Course Gxrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Readers Club Ambltlon Ottlce Work ELSIE STREILEIN Commerclal Course G1rl Reserves Readers Club Ambltxon Secretary MADOLYN STROZAK Madge Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Readers Club Ambltxon Stenographer FANNIE CARMELLA STUMPO Fan Commerclal Course Ambltxon Beautlclan CHARLOTTE STUTZMAN Stutz Commerclal Course Chorus G1rl Reserves Book Club Typmg Stott of Spectator Othce Work Ambltxon Bookkeeper DOROTHY SUKENIK Dottle Commerclal Course Photography Staff of Spectator Student Councll Home Economlcs Club Ambltlon Stenographer IULIA SUTO Iulze College Course Glrl Reserves Science Club Readers Club Ambltlon Surglcal Nurse I STRAX FR STUTZMAN SX MON N I LIMPO PAUL SWANK Swank College Course H1Y Club Ambmtlon Alrplcme Mechanxc EVELYN T SWEENEY Irish Lrberal Arts Course Boo ter Klub Ambltzon Nurse LA VERNE HELEN SWETZ Iltterbug Commerc1al Course Gxrl Reserves Readers Club Dramatlcs Am bltlon Smger IOHN SYMON Downwmd Vocational Course Pep Club Stage Crew Student Council Ambltlon Avrator IOHN SZCZUR Zuke College Course Alpha H1 Y Sclence Club Avxatron Club Ambltlon U S Army Alr Corps HELEN SZEWCZYK Commercial Course Home Eco nomlcs Club Oftxce Work-422 Ambltxon Prwate Secretary IUNE TATE Ionny Commercxal Course Leaders Club Booster Klub Pep Club Glrl Reserves Ambrtlon lnterlor Decorator HONEY IEAN TAUBMAN Penny College Course Chorus Glrl Reserves Booster Klub Edltorlal and Sub scrlptxon Staffs of Spectator L1brary Staff Arnbxtlon Dental Hygrenlst T STRAXFR X M bTRAXl R SIRI-Ill-IN STROZAR SLlKl:Nllx SUTO SWAINR SW EEINEX SXKI I SZCZLIR SYEWCZX lx IATl' TAUBMAN Wh f' T' YT' 99 G TAX LOR TEPLICA A THOMAS I' THOMAS I THOMAS X IHOMAS VN THOMAS THOMPSON TINKLE TKAC TODD IOMCHIK TRFNTINI' TROSAN TROSKA FROLITMAN TROVATO MAGNOLIA ELIZABETH TAYLOR Libby Commcr ial Course Girl Reserves Ambition Beautician MARY MARGARET TEPLICA Teppie Commercial Course Ambition Secretary AARON THOMAS El Torrtto Vocational Course Am bition Mortician FRED THOMAS Vocational Course Ambition Truck Driver LOIS THOMAS Shorty Commercial Course Booster Klub Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Library Staff Ambition Undecided VIRGINIA THOMAS Shortze Commercial Course Ambition To be a success WILLIAM A THOMAS B111 Liberal Arts Course Am bition Stenographer AGNES THOMPSON - 'Tommyf Commercial Course. Ambition: Stenographer. WILLIAM ROSS TINKLE- Tinkief' Commercial Course. Ambition: Office Work. ELEANOR TKAC Kutchte Commercial Course Am bltion Typist RALPH TODD Pappy College Course Chorus Pep Club Ambition Naval Officer RAYMOND TOMCHIK Ray Vocational Course Avia tion Club Ambition Engineer VINCENT TRENTINE Trent Vocational Course Am bition Plumber ANN TROSAN Commercial Course Girl Reserves Home Economics Club Aviation Club Ambition Steno grapher EDNA ALICE TROSKA Shorty Commercial Course Girl Reserves Booster Klub Library Staff Home Eco nomlcs Club Readers Club Editorial Staff of Spectator Usher Ambition To be a Model MELDA LORETTA TROUTMAN- Shrimp Commercial Course. Ambition: Social Worker. IOSEPHINE TROVATO-I Commercial Course. Am- bition: Private Secretary. IOSEPHINE ANN TROVATO I Commerclcrl Course Ambrtlon Stenographer SAM TUMMINO Tum: Commerclal Course Ambr t1on Olhce Clerk WANDA TURNER Wanda Lrbercl Arts Course Am b1t1on Undeclded LOTTIE FRANCES TWARDZIAK Pee Wee Commer clal Course Booster Klub Grrl Reserves Leaders Club Subscrrptlon Staff of Spectator Ambxtlon T be uccess GEORGE THOMAS UMBOWER Noah Lrberal Arts Course Booster Klub Ambltron Pxanlst and Composer MILTON UTECALL Sunezman Lrberal Arts Course Spectator Staff Avxatron Club Ambltron Cartoomst STANLEY VALADEZ Smooth Commercral Course Ambrtlon Undeclded WILLIAM VALASTEK Tomahawk Vocatronal Course Ambrtron Carpenter IROVAIO FUMMINO IURNPR IWARDMR UTICAII VALADPI VALASTER VAQUPS VARMECKY VENETSKX XERBIAR VERES VICKERS MARY PAULINE VAQUES Mrllre Llberal Arts Course Ambrtlon Dress Desxgner MARY ANN VARMECKY Liberal Arts Course Ambr txon Nurse LANDI VANTAR Curly Vocatronal Course Weldrng Clubs Basketball Team Weldmg Club Ambmon Plumber MARY ANN VELICH May Lrberal Arts Course Home Economrcs Club Ambrtlon To be a nurse WILLIAM VENETSKY Wrllze Lrberal Arts Course Boo ter Klub Ambltron Draftmg Engineer IEAN VERBIAR Commerclal Course Ambrtron To be successful HELEN VERES H E College Course Pep Club Booster Klub Ambrtlon To go to College ELAINE VICKERS Tully Commerc1al Course Ambr tron To be a Secretary WILLIAM VICKROY B111 College Course Ambrtron Metallurgrcal Englneer LIMBOWFR VANTAR VICKROY NIHIICII Q a be 1 1 1 Q N ILCHINSKX VINCE VIZZA VOI I KO VOLK VOX CF VOYTKO VRABEL VUCKOVICH VN ADSWOR I ll A WAGNFR C' VK ACNFR R VVACNFR R WACNFR WAITF XVARCHOI A VVARNFR MARGARET VILCHINSKY Peggy Commercial Course Ambition To be a Stenographer MARY LOUIS VINCE Vince Commercial Course Am bxtion Nurse IOSEPH VIZZA D12 Commercial Course Ambltion Salesman CHARLES VOITKO Cutty Vocational Course High Voltage Club Ambition Electrician WILLIAM VOLK B111 Vocatlonal Course Graphic Arts Club Ambition Printer DAVID VOYCE Dave College Course Ambition Aeronautical Engineer MARTHA VOYTKO Marty Commercial Course m b1t1on Stenographer MARILOUISE VRABEL-- Lou. Commercial Course. Girl Reserves Booster Klub Photography Statt ot Spectator, Student Council Readers Club. Ambition: Secretary. LAZO VUCKOVICH- Lazy.' Commercial Course. Am- bition: Basketball Coach. ERNEST WADSWORTH Ernie College Course Alpha H1 Y Ambition Electrical Engineer ANNE MARIE WAGNER Annie College Course Chorus Ambition Secretary GLEN WAGNER College Course Photography Staff of Spectator Science Club Ambltlon Physicist RAYMOND WAGNER Wam Vocational Course Am b1l1On Auto Mechanic RICHARD WAGNER Dick Vocatlonal Course Weld mg Club Ambition To be a Welder ALINE WAITE Waite College Coruse Booster Klub Girl Reserves Student Council Ambition Teacher MICHAEL WARCHOLA Legs Liberal Arts Course Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. NANCY WARNER-College Course. Booster Klub Home Economics Club Girls' Pep Club Girl Reserves Sub- scription Staif ot Spectator. Ambition: Nurse. KATIE WASILISIAN Kztty Commercxal Course m bltlon Stenographer ROBERT WATSON Doc Vocatxonal Course Ambr tlon Master Plumber SARA LEE WEAKLAND Llberal Arts Course Home Economxcs Club Ambltlon Telephone Operator IANE WEAVER Dooly Commerclal Course Specta Staff Ambltlon Stenographer RICHARD WEAVER Dlck Commerclal Course Band Orchestra Ambrtxorx Baseball Player DON WEIDNER Moe College Course Band Orches tra Scxence Club AmblI1OU Chem1calEng1neer DAWN WEIMER Commerclal Course Dramatxcs Clu Chorus Glrl Reserves Vocahst lor Dave Dysert Am b1t1on Bookkeeper MARGARET DAWN WELSHKO Maggie Commercial Course Chorus G1rl Reserves Booster Klub Ambltlon Stenographer PHYLLIS WENDELL Phyl Commerclal Course m b1t1on Secretary W ASILISIANI XNIIDNPR WI:lMI'R WIDAK VKAISON VH LSIIKO XX ll KINSON NK I-AKLAND VR FNDFI I THELMA WETZEL College Course Sclence Club Am bltxon Nurse W WILBERT WHERRY Vocatlonal Course Ambrtron Undeclcled RICHARD WICKS Iaggers College Course 42 Club Pep Club Ambltlon C1v1lEngmeer HENRY WIDAK Hen eye Vocatlonal Course Am b1t1on To Iom the Navy SAMUEL W WILKINSON Sam College Course Band Ambrtxon Work m Government Pr1ntmg Ofhce IAMES WILL lim Commerclal Course Boys Pep Club Booster Klub Amblhon Busmess Man BERTHA MAE WILLIAMS Mae Commercxal Course Gxrl Reserves Home Economlcs Club Amb1t1on Typ1st PHYLLIS RUTH WILLIAMS Porky College Course Science Club Gxrls Pep Club Home Economlcs Club Cheerleader Advertrsmg Staff of Spectator Ambltxon To be a Success I VNPAVPR R WFANPR VN FT7II VNIIPRRX XKIC hs B XNIIIIAMS P VNIIIIAMS 1 1 F WILLIAMS B WILSON C VN ILSON D VVILSON V WILSON VK Vx II SOIN WINSTON I- WISSINGFR V Vx ISSINGFR VN ITHFRS XX OI FFRSBERCFR NN OI2'I IIINC 'I ON I VNRIGIII NN WRICHT YACK XODFR XONKFR ELIZABETH VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Ginny Llberal Arts Course Girl Reserves Ambition Sales Girl BERNICE WILSON Commercial Course Band G1rl Re serves Assistant in High School Office Ambition Stenographer CHARLES WILSON Chzz Liberal Arts Course m b1t1on Mechanical Engineer DORIS WILSON Dot Commercial Course Library Stall Chorus Ambition Stenographer VERONICA WILSON Vera Commercial Course m b1t1on Stenographer WALLACE WILSON Wilson College Course Band Ambition Forester IANET THEO WINSTON Skmnk Commercial Course Girl Reserves Ambitloi Stenographer EDWARD LESTER WISSINGER - Baldy. Vocational Course. Pep Club High Voltage Club. Ambition: Electrician. VIRGINIA WISSINGER-'llennief' Commercial Course. Ambition: Secretary. CHARLOTTE WITHERS Toury Commercial Course Ambition Salesgirl ROBERT WOLFERSBER ER Bob College Course Science Club Amb1t1o'1 Diesel Engineering RICHARD WORTHINGTON Vocational Course Am b1t1on Machinist LOIS IRENE WRIGHT Red Commercial Course home Economics Club Library Staff Ambition Beauty Operator WILIAM E WRIGHT B111 College Course Band Pep Club HIY 42 Club Science Club Ambition Chemi ical Engineer MARGARET ANN YACK Marg Commercial Course Ambition Bookkeeper IAMES YODER lim. Commercial Course. Booster Klub. Ambition: A Good Iob. DOPOTHY YONKER-'Dottief' College Course. Girls' Pep Club Cheerleader Leaders' Club. Ambition: Air Hostess. IOHN YOUCHAK Yunte Vocattonal Course Am b1t1on Mechamc ELIZABETH YOUNG mz College Course Band Or chestra Blue and Bla lr Staff T K E Glrl Reserves Ambrtxon A ob ERNEST YUHAS Goose Vocatxonal Course Graph c Arts Club Ambxtxon Lmotype Operator IEAN YUHAS College Course Gxrl Reserves Home Econom1cs Club Photography Staff of Spectator Am bxtlon Nurse Booster Klub Glrl R serves Lxbrary Staff Readers Club Ambltlon Secretary MARY YURECKO Commercxal Course Gxrl Reserves Amb1t1on RECepllOn1Sl EDWIN SAMUEL ZACK Ted Pract1cal Arts Course Hlgh Voltage Club Ambxtlon Electrlclan HOUCHAR NIIHASLIR XURECKO 7ACK A NMA YOUNG S ZIMA WILFRED ZAHORANSKI Boo! Vocatlonal Course Graphu: Arts Club Ambxtxon Blg League Ball Player HELEN ZAXAC Sis Commerclal Course Student Councll Grrls Pep Club Booster Klub Sclence Club Subscrxptlon and Photooraphy Staffs ot Spectator Art b1t1on Dancmg Teach r MARY ZIGA Zig College Course Gxrl Reserves Am b1t1or1 Interlor Decorator ANNA ZIMA Ann Commerclal Course Glrl Rc serves Ambltxon Store Clerk SAM ZIMA Shenff Vocatxonal Course Amb1t1on Undec1ded EILEAN ZIMMERMAN zzmmle Commerclal Course Ambxtlon Bookkeeper IOHN ZOLKOS Sock Commerclal Course Amb1t1on Reporter E W UHAS IAHORANSKI YIMMERMAIN I YUHAS ZAIAC 7lK A ZOLKOS - I, 2 I . ,. ,... , . .Y U I v , I . IOSEPHINE YUHASCIK- Tinny.'j Commercial Course. F- U . ,, . .. z . if . S . v Q 75 CAMERA FRANK BRANT Vocatlonal Course Arnbxtxon Drafts man DANIEL ESPEY Vocatxonal Course Ambttlon decided. U WILLIAM ESTOCK Hemey Vocatlonal Course Ma chme Shop Club Amoltlon Machmlst ANDY FORISH Conf Vocatlonal Course Ambxtxon Machlmst SHY SENIORS MILAN I HABALA Mzlko ball Ambxtxon HENRY KLUCI h Commercial Course Foot Crane Operator K Klutch Vocatlonal c amcs Club Ambxtlon ROBERT SAKMAR ball A Course Auto Me Alrplane Mechamc Sakky C mbltlon Und ommercxal Course Foot ecrded Nm'-s why A - ' , : n- -H . ' l . ' W ..,, , u I x , ,of ' , . 'pda if - X in I A 9 'K' M I ki- , 5 . ' , 76 3 DRS SHULS PHE SLNH FHEY WILI If III Now its time fo hear from the lumors or as they prefer it the class of 43 although the Hello Folks' and coming bunch exciting bewil- The Iuniors are an up Senior wont admit it This year weve had the derlng experience of meeting other new students We got our fingers into all the clubs and organizations Then we started organizing A nominating committee com- posed of Iames Geiser, Don Harris Ioan Leventry Iohn Schmidt, and Dorothy Stober, prepared the ballot. After election the Bal- lot Cornmitttee-lack Dale, Natalie Keller, Wayne Lehman, and Fred Omer-reported: President, Dan Glumicichg Vice President, Dorothy Stoberg Secretary, Marjorie Llewellyng Treasurer, Iim Lechak- Flower and Color Committee, Charlotte Bantley, lane Coleman and Robert Iones. We've had our fun this year, but we feel that we've 'kow- towed too long to the sophisticated Seniors. Wait until we take the reinsg we'll show you how to run dear old I. H. S. We certainly wish you Iuniors all the luck in the world. 77 X01 WNW KNXNYKQJYNX SYN 1+ DITORIAL ST AFI' Statron I H S presents the Iohnstown High School Club Matinee teaturrng representatrves l every known club rn the school So s1t back and listen to the representatrve ot the Spectators Edt tonal Stall l..ad1e and gentlemen My sponsors the Ed1tor1al Staff of The Spectator asked me to tell you about the1r product The Stall sends experts to every sectxon of Iohnstown Hlgh School to llnd the stu dents capable of Wrrtlng artlcles lor the yearbook Then at auctrons xn every Eng l1sh class these experts b1d hlgher than other staffs lor the Work ol these students After the ass1gnsments are handed out each member works on h1s own ass1gnment A deadl1ne IS set and the hnxshed product IS handed to the ed1t1ng staff where the blendmg process IS apphed The result ol th1s stalls work may be found throughout The Spectator Thank you We lcnow that the work ot thrs statt has not been rn vam Busy Bees X 'W-ff . . I , 2 - f .X ,, M we -Q Q2 , , X Y 'Y J A L . . . O ' s 1 , , 1 I' s lp N , fs- s' ' r N - f'--fr' ' .. . L . - J - Q s I b - . ff- 3 . j 1 fi M ,I . f , ' , - , X f - W. , ,,,. I f , Q, . Another stat! necessary to the success ot The Spectator is the Advertising Statt. Listen to Honey Taubman. Hello, Radio Audience: Let me take a few minutes to talk to you about the Advertising Statt, Whose far-reach- ing work has meant much to the success of our Spectator, Its members have taken upon themselves the responsibility ot calling upon our various city merchants to persuade these tradesmen to buy advertising space in our yearbook. Such advertising has appealed to many of the merchants as an asset to them in business and an aid in the development of the yearbook. It at any time during the early months of l942, you had been strolling along Main Street and had noticed a spry boy or girl ot high school age carrying a Spectator of a previous year, pencil in hand, looking eager and ready for Work, you may be sure it was a member ot the I. H. S. Ad Staff on his Way to interview some leading business man ot Iohnstown. To these students of the Ad Staff, without which l'The Spectator Wheels Wouldn't go 'round, we owe much ot the success of the 1942 yearbook. Our thanks go to the Advertising Statt. Imagine lohnstown High School without a yearbook! ADVERTISING STAFF We do the collecting! SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Here are the representatives of two more staffs ready to tell us about their jobs. Greetings, Mr. and Mrs. Iohnstown: Let's go to press. Flash! My time on this pro- gram is devoted to an expose of the workings of two I. H. S. organizations known as the Subscrip- tion and Typing Staffs of the Spectator The first organization consists of one member from each home room, appointed by the teacher and the staff head. These members campaign in in their home rooms and take Spectator subscrip- tions. Every morning 404 is a melee of staff mem- bers anxious to hand in money to Miss Gocher, advisor for both the typing and subscription staffs. But their job does not end here, for not until the Spectators come off the press and are presented to their rightful owners is the task of the Subscription Staff complete. The second is the Typing Staff. Through their typewriters is sifted every word that appears in this book. Not until each article Written for The Spectatoru has been organized into a precise form and typed to explicit accuracy, is the material ready for the printers. Upon the typing staff rests this huge responsibility. Thank you, lean. 82 TYPING STAFF ART STAFF Sv - 417' PHOTUPRAGHX'STAFF Last but not least come the Art and Photography Stalls. Natalie Keller steps to the mike to explain their work. Thank you, Mr. Spectator. Hello, Friends: The Art Staff, under the direction of Miss Hoff- man, has been busy working on the dummy Don't worry, it doesn't wear a dunce cap, but it will graduate a very fine yearbook with a cover design and division pages that will do credit to the staff. Two of the members of the staff, Frances Bantley and Mina Widdersheim, have Worked es- pecially hard in making this book attractive. At the same time, Miss Varner and her Photo- graphy Stalf will have finished classifying and ar- ranging the senior album. She, also, will have placed in their particular niches the snap-shots which Ben Christie and his candid camera friends have secured. Altogether a most valued history of the class of forty-two will have been recorded. Signing oft for Arts and Photography. And thus we take leave ot the stalls ot The Spectator. But they hope that each page will remind you ot the work which they have done to make it a success. 83 BITE AND Bl MK Meetmg The dead lme r ress room m Washmgton One moment please A bulletm has just come tn from ou p Blue and Black They approve Attenhon Ladres and Gentlemen ency We are Durmg the nat1onal ernerg warned to be on ganda and txtth columnlsts e rn that we have A report has lust com b larm the look out tor all propa columnxsts r1g t ed lad1es and gentlemen They are not htth columntsts They happen to be a group ot l7 students Who b1 monthly f1ll tour columns ot the Iohnstown Tnbune W1th news ed1tor1als t and and features concernmg our own studen s student GCl1V1l19S Mlss Overdort censor blacks out all propaganda Noth1ng but true facts IS pub Thats all lor ugh! now Further detaxls w1ll be lo llshed 1n the ot d condemn those Wh1ch are not An add1t1onal report has lust come It states that the Oll1C1Gl organ ot the I H S column1sts IS the1r annual publ1cat1on V for t short storles commendable practtces an Vane y puzzles poems and other free lance Wr1t1ng Investlgators broke 1nto one ot the secret meetmgs they hold each year 1n the hbrary and found the tables stacked hlgh Wlth such ammun1t1on as chocolate mtlk meat loaf cheese and ham sandwtches candy coolues and other appet1z1ng morsels und tn your Blue and Black 84 N if ' Y A J . Jr A ' ' h here in I. H. S. Don't e a - ' ' ' ' ' H , ' , ' ' t which contains vignet es, ' , , LIBRARY STAFF A good book is a good friend. We present at this time Behind the Desk, cr regular leature of the Library Staff of lohnstown High School. Your Narrator is Phyllis Betts. Hello, Radio Audience: As representative of the Library Staff, I have been asked to acquaint you with the activities during this school year. Perhaps l should first tell you who belongs to this staff. A reliable student from each home room is chosen by the home room teacher to take care of the reading needs of the pupils in his room. He is then put under the super- vision of Miss Hoge, head librarian. The duties of these staff members are plentiful. They must check all in-coming and out-going books. For pupils Who are a bit for- getful they must possess a bloodhound's ability for tracking these pupils down. After a book is returned another task comes to light, for now it must be returned to its proper shelf. These are just a few of their many duties. A dance held by the Staff in the audion provided the entertainment for them and pu- pils of the school. The proceeds were used to buy books for the library. Thank you, Phyllis. STUDENT COUNCIL How about attending a meeting of the Student Council with me, radio audience? No sooner said than done, and here we are at the meeitng place. This is the Student Council of Central High School coming to you every other Tuesday morning from station I. H. S. Members of this council are students representing every home- room. The purpose of this organization is three- fold: C11 To promote the welfare of the stu- dents, C21 To participate in school affairs, and C31 To gain experience in democratic pro- ce:ses of action. Mr. Morgan is the faculty sponsor. A review of school activities for 1941-1942, conducted by President, Bill Martzg Boys' Vice President, Iames Geiserg and Treasurer, Emma Rowland, Secretary, Kathryn Howard, and Treasurer, Ted Metzger will be discussed at this time. Bill Martz: Will each of the officers give his report? Emma Rowland: Mr. President, the fifteen dollars collected for Mr. Dale McMaster was used to buy a plaque in his memory. It will be hung in the school lobby. Kathryn Howard: Our main achievement has been the revising of the Constitution and the handbook. Iames Geiser: A letter of congratulation was sent to the coach in recognition of our fine football team. Thanks, Beatrice. Now back to the broadcasting station. dad ...Al Next we take you to Room 330 where your Booster Klub reporter will speak to yo.: concernmg thrs outstanding ozgamzatron Thi is your Booster Klub reporter speaking to you from 330 Where the regular meeting of the club IS already under way 'H Everyone in H1gh S hool has heard of the Booster Klub it SPOHSOI Mr Lockner and its founder Mr Stockton The purpose of the Klub IS sell explanatory to boost school act1v1t1es Towering above all other ot the Klub activities IS the annual dinner dance held at the White Star Hotel Some other act1v1t1es of the Klub are skating parties parties and dances. Klub members also act as ushers at the games. One oi the biggest responsibilities of the Klub is the annual school picnic at Idlewild Park. In the past it has turned out a very good job and we arc sure it will continue to do so in the future. There are approximately one hundred and seventy-five members in the Klub. The membership of thrs club rs sure prool that the Booster Klub rs cz popular one. QM..- K. 5' A 'Q sNf And now let's hear from the T. K. E. representative. lt's all yours, Evelyn. Ladies and Gentlemen: Today We speak, think, and Write in terms ot abbreviations: so, I. H. S., not to be outdone, adds its own to the ever growing list-T. K. E. -which stands tor three Greek words, To Kaaon Enomeoaf' meaning VVe seek the beautiful. This is the motto ot the T. K. E. club, which is composed oi 20 senior girls who have been chosen in their junior year upon the bases ot personality, leadership, scholarship, and character. The club provided a turkey and all the trimmings for the Christian Home at Christ- mas time. ln addition they purchased food and hemmed towels tor the Home. Induction this year was celebrated at the annual semi-tormal dance held April 24, when the junior members and their escorts were invited to attend. This certainly is a worthvwhile organization. T. K. E. SOCIETY I think that l shall never see, A dance as nice as T. K. E. Stop! Dont turn that dial, for there is Robert Meyer with the latest news about a club which you have all heard of. Folks, h::e's a queer bit of news. In lohnstown High School we have a club whose name is just an unsteady as the Weather. It consists of senior boy: who were recommended While in their junior years. The name of the club this year is the 42 Club and it ha: exactly forty-two members. Each year a new member is added to correspond with the number of that year. Next year it will be the 43 Club. The purpose of the club is to hold receptions after irnportanl basketball games. A dance was held this year after the all-important Ferndale- Iohnstown game. incidenally, the Trojans came out victorious. The Club officers are President, Walden Crisseyg Vice President, Donald Bolandg Secretary, Roy Hershbergerg Treasurer, Robert Horne. Under the able guidance of Mr. Sharp, club ad- visor, the 42 Club has enjoyed a most success- ful year. Thank you, Bob. More fun! A nr I t o I 712 CLUB rr .., MQ Cross-word Puzzle Peppy Co-Eds say Hello GIRLS' PEP CLUB Station I. H. S. takes pleasure in bringing to you the Pep Club Parade. It is sponsored by the Misses Verda Gearhart and Anna lohnson, makers ot Vitality tot' the personality. Today our variable program pre- sents you with a group ot girls who have used Vitality tor the past year. They are the otiicers ot the Girls' Pep Club in this school. Let us see what they have to say about this product. Nancy Warner Cpresidentt: Vitality has done marvels for me. At the Victory Dance which we held in honor of our successful toot- ball team, I danced every dance not feeling the least bit tired. It was quite a success! Mina Widdersheim tvice presidentl: Yes, Vitality helped me too at that dance. The football players were so bashlul you just had to radiate to get one to ask you to dance. Alice Bailey itreasurerl: We also held a theater party. Oi course, the girls had to ask the boys. Thus Vitality aided in this and when the poor girls saw the bill, they just had to have Vitality in order to be able to take it. Phyllis Williams tsecretaryt: Every year Miss Gearhart invites us to her cottage for a day oi sun and folly. All types of games, danc- ing, and eating take place during the day. It certainly takes Vitality to keep up with our sponsors and come away looking happy and gay. I take you back to I. H. S. trom where this program comes to you every day at the same time. BOX S PI111' CIUB Wow' That hurts Heres Don Boland to tell us about Pep the product respons1ble for the success of thrs club Hello Everybody' The Boys Pep Club makes up one of the best orgamnzed cheer1ng sect1ons dur1ng the football season' They cooperate w1th the cheerleaders 1n pepp1ng up the team thelr response IS an 1m portant factor 1n help1ng the team on to v1ctory Another th1ng the Boys Pep Club does IS to creat good sportmansh1p among the r1va1 teams The1r part 1n good spor1smansh1p IS just as 1mportant as putt1ng pep 1nto the team To 1nsp1re more 1nter est 1n the games they Whltewash the street h n1ght before the game Banners welcom1ng the v1s 1t1ng team are hung 1n prom1nent places The club s most memorable GC11V1lY IS the annual 1n1t1at1on held 1n the school They are glven qu1te a var1ety of d8l1C1OUS concoctxons to eat after golng through the paddle br1gade The off1cers of the club for th1s year are B111 Grazler pres1dent Iohn Patrlck VICE pres1dent George Ream secretary Iack Gatlns treasurer Mr Lemuel Flsher IS the sponsor of the organ1zat1on Don! you tlunk that thrs club was m some way re sponszble tor our successful football year? 91 'A f 1 A-' . 7s1 w 1 1 11 1 , . ' 1 11 . 11 , . . I - . 1 . ,G . 8 . .. , ' ' 1-'A , ole 11 .. . 11 . I 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 The Brain- Storms! ff'- -f ,....L- xx ' f 5 :,,t,.?,,.N.,, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY We interrupt the program to bring you the latest news bulletin. On the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character, forty-tour students of Iohnstown High School were selected to repre- sent the National Honor Society for l942. This election, held at the beginning ot the second semester, is the highest academic honor ob- tainable by a senior. The symbol ol the organization is the Torch oi Learning and is handed down from the past president to the present one. The induction ceremonies were held in assembly on March l8 and the annual banquet at the Capitol Hotel on March 26. The present officers are President, Iohn Kenny, Vice President, Lawrence Shellhammerg Secretary, Rhea Silverstone, and Keeper of the Torch and Scroll, Robert Hinks. Miss Gladys Bantley is sponsor of the club. Congratulations. May you always be as successful. Now back to our studio at Iohnslown High School. Pause for station identification. Rim 4 xl M' CLUB MATINEE F O, Q A . J ' . ,W A' I :':?S3ETa-- - ., . .F g z t A is-2 f ima '-, '. - 'J 1- L--' v bn., Q vu ya L, .kv x-AM HK. Home Economics Club Science Club Leaders Club Aviation Club 1-7 vw-.7 I This is Station I. H. S., a worthwhile station in a worthwhile school. We continue with Club Matinee. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Bob Meyer, representative of the many boys at Iohnstown High School inter- ested in aviation. Make our army mighty in the sky. 'Keep 'em Flying' is our battle cry. America needs planes, aviators, and ground technicians. Assure your future with Uncle Sam. The Iohnstown High School Avia- tion Club with Ludwig Bauer as president, is doing a great job to familiarize its members with aeronautics. In present times any knowl- edge of aviation will prove beneficial to graduates. It may enable them to obtain a job Thank you, Bob. Your enthusiasm is typical of th at in aeronautics, one of the highest paying in- dustries. Surely the ambition of almost every boy is to fly or make himself acquainted with aviation. The club promotes model building and also proves valuable in the development of techni- cal skill. It takes a surprisingly thorough knowledge of aviation to build proper model airplanes. If interest continues as it is at pres- ent, Lieutenant Wagner will not be the only Iohnstowner to Keep 'Em Flying. found in boys all over the United States. AVIATION CLIIB We'll get those laps! Let's take a glimpse at the activities calendar of the will step to the mike to give you a few facts, There is one club at I. H. S, which definite- ly belongs to the women. That, ladies and gen- tlemen, is the Home Economics Club. Have you ever pricked your linger with a needle, burned the biscuits, or spilled the milk on the tablecloth? Then you're eligible lor a membership in the club. For the only condition necessary for membership is that you have experienced the above situations in one of the Home Economics classes. A member of the Home Ec Club never suffers from boreitis as their programs for the year will show. On November 7, the club organized with a get-together tea for the new members and And that, ladies and g HOME ECUNUMICS CLUB Future hostesses Home Economics Club. ln just a moment your reporter their mothers, At the Christmas meeting, they presented a puppet show entitled The Night Before Christmas. The girls designed the scenery and manipulated the puppets themselves, All right, boys, we'll admit that up to now you've been excluded and neglected. So the club decided to let you in on their next af- fair which was the semi-formal held on Ian- uary 23, in the Iohnstown High School gym with music furnished by Nevin Iones. During the course of the year, meetings were devoted to various subjects of interest: manners, beauty problems, and style shows ranking high. entlemen, winds up another successful Home EC Club year. ,, 1' .x . 'MW E Ii 'I xlxxx 5' li I? A3 A wg, ,itz , We A 'f ga - , QA M, ' , jx E ff -Q i I i R R118 S . .5 5' -3 - f Q iff 0-H ge 25 1 .,fQ:e?+'?q,E?s,3f3'g-3?-rg K an .5 ie., QQ rs 1: fn., M, Q . 2 ,I ' i 1' -+1 A W ty. A' xv vu wa. as 3 1 . . A V' 4 L M, 4 Q W , ,, w fa. QC ,Q ,Q - . HEL I dii,, i,,kJ 3 I JY 40 ,V - -n ' X' J ef' . , Follow the Leader Today's leaders are either tyrannical or well-inten- tioned, The latter kind may be found in the lohnstown High School's Leaders' Club. Here beside me in the studio is one ot the leaders. The Leaders' Club is composed oi girls from the Physical Education Classes who are selectecl by Miss Rutledge, the sponsor, tor their ability at leaders in their classes, their interest in Physi- cal Education work, and for their Willingness to promote school activities. They assist in the gym classes and act as officials in all the sports which are played during a school term. The otti- cers ol the club are President, Alice Bailey: Vice-President, Beverly Frye, Secretary, Dorothy Moisey, and Treasurer, Nancy McGeary. The girls sponsor noon dances and use the proceeds to buy equipment for the gymnasium. As long as there are girls such as these looking out tor our physical well-being, we can't go wrong. LEADERS' CLUB . .,..,. 3 Q H S as I Q ffm. YOUTH OF TOMORROW f Q A af f Q 0 0 1 O f Q L -:.:..-H Z! x E fag, f,, - 4 Gzrl Reserves Beta H1-Y Alpha H i-Y ALPHA Ill-Y What's the matter with us? Nothing at all' lust a moment, please, tor its time to hear about another important club Ted Shahade presents the latest news The Alpha Hi-Y Club is the senior body of the Young Men's Christian Association. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The ' ' Q. -.-va.. -4.-4.. K ,-.. . p..A GIRL RESERVES This is station I. H. S. cooperating with station Y, W. C. I-l. to bring you that ever enjoyable program, Hobby Lobby. And now l give you the two prominent hobby lobbyists, Miss Gladys Bantley and Miss Adrianna Bouterse. Miss Bouterse: Today our program is most unusual. Three hundred and eleven girls, all of whom have a hobby, have band- ed together in a club to gain a fellowship with each other. Sev- eral of the club members will tell us about their hobbies and also something about their club. Miss Bantly: Our first lobbyist is a small dark-haired girl. Can you tell us the reason for having such a club? lst Lobbyist: Yes, I can, Miss Bantly. Our club is open to any senior or junior girl who is interested in joining. Thus we have a variety of religious creeds, nationalities, and races. We find that through our club, girls are able to overcome these differ- ences and can work and play together with a common purpose -that of giving and finding the best. Miss Bantly: Do you find that your hobbies bind your members more closely together? lst Lobbyist: Indeed we do! My hobby is taking First Aid lessons from cr Red Cross instructor. Other girls are learning to knit and still others are doing service work, such as sorting books for the U. S. O. and folding bandages. Miss Bantly: Are all of your hobbies connected with serv- ice work? 98 BETA HI Y Followmg rn the footsteps of 1ts brg brother the Alpha H1 Y we have the Beta H1 Y lts Ted Shahade agam to tell you about 1t The Beta H1 Y 1S the 1un1or branch ot the Young Men s ChI1Sl1GD Assocta t1on Its members have assembled 1n the1r t1rst year at Central H1gh from the three 1un1or h1gh clubs These boys learn to uphold the best ot trad1t1o1'1s and character that IS a boys most prlzed asset Many students have the 1dea that the H1Y IS a soc1al club They are ent1rely Wrong 1n th1s respect for the H1 Y has engaged 1tse1t yearly 1n proyects ot utmost xnterest and bene ht to the school and 1ts students Thls year s club as others have done rn the past has reached th1s goal Your brg brother can be proud ot you thus we brmg to a close Club Matmee sponsored by the varrous Iohnstown Hrgh School Clubs Statron I H S 1IlV1f9S you t tune m on lh1S program next year at the same trme For varzety remember the club program at Iohnstown Hrgh School 'l'h1s rs Stahon I H S broadcastmg on 1942 kll0CYCleS EIR L-Cl 18.41 'hm PK ON YOUR JOB nl -1: fx is .. 'Y 9 'H ' llf il -' 9 9: l, 5 N? W U' Q6 -,Ninn Qwk. ,,-1 .3 WW rx B ..,.g,5s,,gg, A 2 vm Machlne Shop Electrlc Shop Graphic Arts Szgn Shop Plumblng Shop Sheet Metal Shop Woodwork Shop Auto Mechanics Shop Mechanical Drawing With the B-o-o-m ot the guns and the R-o-a-r of the cannon, America prepares tor defense! The boys ot the lohnstown High School vocational department play their part in this program directed by Uncle Sam, the Freedom r-lan. l am going to ask Francis Vyrostek to step before the microphone as our tirst speaker. He, in turn, will introduce his colleagues from the various shops. Here he is, folks, Lend your ear to the loud-speaker. Hello Everybody: Uncle Sam says Keep them Flying Keep Them Rolling Full Speed Ahead. But do you realize that these slogans would be just empty phrases 1t the natlons mechanlcs were not on the 1ob7 You m1ght ask what th1s has to do Wllh the machlne shop classes at Iohnstown High School Iust th1s At the present t1me hlgh school 1n structors throughout the country are teachrng hun dreds of boys the machine shop trade The course teaches them the practlcal uses of various k1nds of machmes and tools The students must learn the names of the tools the1r use care and opera tlon The course also mcludes the operatlon of the lathe shaper drill press m1ll1ng machlne power hacksaw un1versal gr1nder and bench work They ll do the1r part for defense Thank you Francis With cooperation like this we an t lose EI ILFTRIF SHUI Louis Sheehan wtll dxscuss the Work ol the Electric Shop Hello Rad1o Aud1ence Electr1c1ty IS one of the most 1mportant factors 1n our hves We must have sk1lled craftsmen to estabhsh th1s great d1scovery 1n the place of busmess ln the home 1n the church and m varlous recreahonal cen 5. Looks mterestrng' 102 ters Therefore 1t 15 necessary to teach the men of tomorrow the proper uses of 9leCtI'1C1tY and how lt runs the wheels of rndustry Few of us reallze the xmportance of e1ectr1c1ty and the specrahzed tram 1ng needed 1n order to command a ever 1f we were forced to exlst one day w1thout the conven1ence tr1c1ty 1lS place tn our every day hte would soon be understood That wh1ch We recelve too easlly may lose nts value so far a of elec s our apprec1at1on goes Perhaps lh1S 1S true of electrlclty If such 1S the case let us bear 1n m1nd the great unportance of electr1c1ty - 7 l ,V , 1 ' 1 I I I U V I I , ' - thorough knowledge of this field. How- XV M MECHANICAL DRAWING We'll now pause for station identification. This is station 1. H. S. operating on 1942 lcilocycles. Many of you probably haven't tuned into this station since 1941, so prick up your ears! Robert Meyers will continue the defense program. Heigh-ho, Everybody: The race for survival is on! Every nation is striving to be the Winner in the all-important contest for supremacy on land, at sea, and in the air. Airplanes are built, ships are structed and guns are manufactured to the utmost capacity. Yet, does anyone stop to think Where the construction of these tools of protection is started? It is not at the shipyard or factory, but at the drafting board. Here at Iohnstown High School we are learning how to use these instruments from which arise the pro- tectors of our nation. Under the careful guidance of Mr. West, our instructor, we learn how to use COI1' the Compasses, dividers, triangles, scales, and T-squares to the best advantage. Well, look who's here! We learn to lay out plans, and figure out en- gineering problems. Atter We have finished high school We may step into a job that Will make us part of that great machine of to- morrow. Hot oft the press! Z' ff GRAPHIC ARTS f'fQ1' You have just heard Bob Meyers' report from Mechanical Drawing. The Graphic Arts Club plays an important role around I. H. S., and Francis Horne is here in the studio as guest speaker. Many ot you have orobably admired the exhibits displayed in our main lobby. How many of you knew to whom credit is due? Let Francis Horne tell you. lt is indeed a pleasure to be here. How- ever, l am trying to speak above the noise created by two presses, a stock cutter, a linc- type, a stitcher, a cylinder press and forty- tive pupils running them. According to Mr. Coyle, the shop in- structor, a Iunior Works with a Senior to get the essential experience necessary to carry out large assignments on the machines dur- ing the next year, at which time the same process is carried through. The pupils take part in an assembly and in various other recreational activities, dis- plays and exhibitions during the school year. The displays this year are better, due to the acquiring of new type and other equipment. As my time is now running short, I will re- turn you to Mr. Spectator, who will continue the program. You have just heard one ot our seniors speaking lron' Station I. H. S. located in Iohnstown, Pennsylvania. 104 1--LE'-uma t 'i ...Q 12-.. fi-f .wJpr,.,,,,,f-ff-wiv A , , . Thanks again, Bob. Now Francis Horne will give us news concerning the Sign Shop. Hello, Radio Audience: This is Francis Horne, of Station I. H. S., speaking from the High School Sign Shop, located on Adams Street. Have you ever noticed those eye-catching posters in the class-rooms and halls? Many of them are rnade by the Iohnstown High School Sign Shop. Although the boys learn the fundamentals of sign painting in the mechanical drawing classes of their junior high school years, they rnust practice lettering job sheets and learn about blending materials, and other jobs before lettering regularly for display purposes. That hissing noise you hear in the background is a spray gun, only part of the equipment a boy must learn to use before becoming a sign painter. At least this is true in the eyes of Mr. Gardner, the shop instructor. I now return you to Mr. Spectator who will intro- duce the next part of the program. Goody! Another dance! SIGN SHOP Here we are! PLUMBING SHOP Thanks, Francis, we appreciate your cooperation in this program of the hour. And now we hear from that roamer, Fred Yost. Hello: When we hear the call- All Out For Defense, we seldom give a thought to the plumbers. Why? Probably because they are not in the front lines. However, their work is just as important as the making of munitions and machinery. The Iohnstown High School Plumbing Shop, under the direction of Mr. Miles ,trains the boys ot the shop to be the future plumbers of America. These plumbers will play an important part providing sanitary living conditions for the soldiers in camp as well as tor Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Q. Public. The boys of the I. H. S. not only learn plumbing and sanitation but also the laws governing these fields. At the end of two years' work the boys are awarded the traditional gold faucet. The ambition of everyone of these students is to be- come the best plumber. Surely, Uncle Sam looks to these men as a necessary group in the construction of army posts throughout the country. For the love ot America, We need every type of worker cooperationg during this world crisis. The plumbers take their place in the parade for defense. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen of the K . Dar' vsrfw 4.5. .. ...-......... radio audience. 4 'S ,.... 106 .-,-qui' SHEET METAL Thank you, Fred, and now here comes Don Boland. He app news he has for us. Greetings I. H. S. Fans: Ship Ahoy! Anchors Aweigh! All Ashore! These shouts are familiar to everyone of usp each one is con- nected with the word-ships. You wonder what ships have to do with the Sheet Metal Shop of Iohnstown High School and how it is playing a major part in our prepara- tions for national defense. The pupils of the shop are given a pre-apprenticeship in welding. After graduating they become apprentices. Probably all of you have heard of Welders and re- main confused as to the nature of their that United States is building to produce a two-ocean navy must be an example of perfected workmanship. The Welders play a most important role here because they are the men who weld the ships together. The more skilled they become in their pre-work the better and stronger our ships Will be built. This is certainly one way of strengthening our defenses and safe-guarding our freedom. Sheet Metal Shop acquaints the boys in the technique of welding so that they may have a more thorough knowledge in this field. In this great arsenal of d fields and the Sheet Metal Shop of Iohnstown High S h l ' ' C oo is certainly one of them. May the Stars and Stripes wave proudly over every one of our American ships. job. Every ship emocracy there are many unnoticed And now Reporter Meyers comes back with some Iafe news, On the job' . - 9- W-T3 5 ears to be the essence of spirit. Let's see what I Standby- Uncle Sam needs men! Like a magnetic force our national de- fense program is drawing every tradesman into the whirlpool of all-out production. Car- penters are no exception. The boys of the Woodwork shop at Iohnstown High School are striving to make our work meet the qualifica- tions set up by our government for defense Work. Mr. Knerem, our instructor, is emphasiz- ing accuracy and iniative in mass production. Barracks must be built ,housing problems are to be metg jigs must be constructed-defense marches on, and We must take our place in Thank you, Bob. WOODWORK SHOP They made it all themselves! Uncle Sam's defense parade. It will take a united effort to make our nation, the United States of America, tops among the powers of the world. They want to, and will be, second to none. Our cause is for the preservation of our rights that God gave us. They do not want to become slaves ot any dictatorg so we boys are co-operating to the fullest extent and are not denying each other any of the freedom granted us. An old Bible proverb says that a house built on sand will not stand. We, of the woodwork shop, intend to do all We can to form a solid base for national de- fense. Iohn Pudliner is coming to the platform. H10 Nll I ll XNIC S SHUI' Hello Rad1o Aud1ence Playing an important part in Americas defense program today are the mechanized tanks and motorcycle corps must be maintain ed ln A l condition Under the able supervision of Mr Thomas the boys learn the names and parts of an au tomobile how to take one apart and re as semble it and how to use and operate the Here s how' various tools and machines needed for this work Each class 1S divided mto two groups and IS under the supervlsion of two student fore The Iohnstown High School Auto Me chanic Course also offers a prehmmary tram 1ng in Electric Arc and Acetylene welding Yes sir those boys 1n the auto mechanlcs shop know their business Ill take my last minute on the air to sign off panzer divisions of the army. The jeeps, men who take charge ofthe jobs l l 109 ff 'II NUI IH UI IUNIUHRIWI IUUKS XHEXIJ' 'IIIIX XXIII T IxL IHILIR Pl XFE IN THF IXHXIJL IUR IJLIINSL BIT., s ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE :- 55 5 Q 2 gl 2 5 4' E 5 15353 ' : 4.1.52 , , . , 'u'l'1 ,. . 5 L ,N .-.film i -. . . I E E 7 -- ..,. A 5 L 2 ' Wa.. - ,f 2 . 7 s . E 5 . - 5 aa: 5 L -- 5 5 5 -- : 2 if 5 - z,P : ' . - 1 I The Blood of the Martyrs Charleys Aunt The First Nativity lohn Kenny reportmg for the Theater reviews lohnstown Hrgh Schools plays We brlng to you a IGVISW ot the play Blood of the Martyrs by Perc1val Wllde presented by the I H S dramattcs depart ment under the drrectlon ot MISS Ruth Young The play was grven to rmpress the stu dents W1th the hardshrps people rn some coun trles undergo to get thetr educatton The theme of the play IS agalnst the suppress1on ot 1D tellectual freedom 1n our country No reveal1ng names or places are mentloned leavmg the aud1ence to draw the1r own concluslon about the government deplcted The story 1n brlet IS In a modern country unnamed but ruled by a merctless d1CtGtOf Professor Malzrus an aged screntlst who has won the Nobel Pr1ze and World tame IS thrown 1nto pr1son and beaten He 1S offered h1s tree dom and the Presldency of the newly created Natlonal Academy lf he W1ll agree to prove by sc1ence the truth of the doctrme preached by the government namely the women must bear sold1ers the men forget democracy bend to the state and help them to rule the World MGlZ1US cannot bear to be beaten agam and W1ll not sell h1s honor elther by betraytng h1S students or lend1ng h1s name to the bellefs he cons1ders talse He pretends surrender and then takes such vtolent actlon agalnst the dlc tator that he 1S led out to be executed The play ends as the dlctator expresses tearful doubt that truth can be k1lled by k1ll1ng ts dtSC1plGS The play was staged very ettectwely The stage was drvlded 1nto sect1ons and Whlle one part Was tn use the other parts were black ed out ThlS el1m1nated the drawlng of the cur ta1n between scenes and gave a cont1nu1ty and smoothness to the play Whtch IS often lack1ng 1n amateur product1ons ' ' - 7 . . . - ,W J l ' ' . 'T 21 vi . . 1 u V ,r 1 1 l THE FIRST NATIVITY Ladies and Gentlemen: We are here in the I. H. S. auditorium to witness the Nativity Service presented as the annual Christmas program. As the lights are dimmed and the curtain is drawn, We see the sanctuary of an ancient Hebrew church. In this scene an angel ap- pears to the priest Zacharias and announces to him that he is to be the father of Iohn, the Baptist. Because of his disbelief in the an- nouncement ot the angel, Zacharias is stricken dumb and as the curtain closes on the scene, the voices of the chorus rise on the beautiful hymn, Draw Nigh, Emmanuel. The curtain is open on the second scene and the Virgin Mary enters the temple and prays. While she is praying, an angel ap- pears to her and informs her that she is to bear the Christ child and Mary arose and went into the hill country with haste. As the scene closes, the girls' chorus sings the Magnificat. A camp fire is the setting of the next scene. Several shepherds sit around the fire when an angel appears and tells them of the hands on the job. birth of the Christ child. The shepherds arise and hasten off, following the star to the Holy Babe. In the last scene We have the Nativity. Mary, Ioseph, the Babe in the stable, the ar- rival of the shepherds and the three kings make a magnificent finale for this beautiful service. An Angel appears fag' rc- Awczy in the manger, no crib for his bed. 113 IHARIIW S Al N1 Four stars to Charhes Aunt he best comedy of the year Stellar perform ances were grven by Bob Hlnks as the tlrrtatlous lmposter Waldon Crrssey and Dave Drrscoll as the love srck gentlemen who pursued Hmks throughout the play Iohn Gay and George L1ndsay two young college boys and lane Kuhlman and Bar bara Dunlord the hancees of the boy Mary Io McMa ter as Charlle s real aunt carrred out her role w1th great sk1ll Rrta Burns Colm Hughes Iohn Kenny Robert Drttrnar and Helen Swetz handled the1r roles Well and helped to round out the performance As a Whole the play was consrdered one of the best ever pro duced ml H S Thrs bzmgs to a close another year m the theater world , 1 Y. , Y . A r 1 J A . 1 ul - I I t 5 ' S. Q . , The supporting cast, consisting of Mary t 4 -Q 4:4.u-own sf J ij K QRS MELODY MOMENTS KN MN 2 33 2 f Jfiiii.. :EEST- QFD . ' 'U IJ ' ..., 1 r X I , 1 ? 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The members of the band practice every Tuesday and Thursday evening in the gymnasium of the High School, in addition to their practice drills at the Point Stadium every Friday morn- ing. Some of the drills the band performed dur- ing the past year were cross drills, letter formations and figures, such as an automobile, teapot and bell. As a novelty this year the band introduced swing by playing some pop- ular songs. The band took two trips out of the city this yearg both to Ieannette. On their first trip the team played Ieannette High School and Won. This victory put them in a title playoff. After selecting a neutral field, which turned out to be Ieannette, We played Mount Lebanon High School. Before the beginning of the game the band put on their drill, forming a ship, aero- plane, and tank while playing Modern De- sign. They also formed a grand piano with the keyboard painted on canvas, stretched in front of the band. They then played Tschai- kowski's Piano Concerto. Some of the favorite songs played by the band were arranged by the students. lean Goodwin arranged I'm a Little Teapot and Dave Dysert arranged sev- eral numbers of which Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet was his most outstanding. One of the most successful achievements of the band was the concert held on March 20, in the Iohnstown High School auditorium. Sev- eral of the arrangements played were: the Overtrue, Martha by Von Flotowg Pavanne,' by Haydn Wood, Iericho, by Morton Gould: Bolero Non, by Samuel Kurtz, and Finale from Symphony in F minor No. 4, by Tschaikowski. Acting as drum major this year Donald Oakley, who proved himself an expert. Clever Blair Reed served as assistant to Oakley, While Dorothy Moisey and Iean Reese twirlei the flags. And so we leave the band to make room for the orchestra. Keep tuned to this station. All of you have heard the I. H. S, orchestra but few oiganization. Hello, Everybody: He who hath no music in his soul. ls tit for treason. - So said our greatest dramatist, Shakes- peare. And if you do not find the music of our school's fine orchestra soothing to your wear- ied nerves, we will say that you are fit for treason. For Iohnstown High School can boast of one oi the finest musical organizations in the City. of you realize the work which lies behind such an Their concert-meister tor the second con- secutive year is Ioseph Agnello. The librarians ot the orchestra are two seniors, lean Benshoif and Charlotte Marks. Several new orchestra- tions have been added to the music library this year. They are as follows: Lucio Silla overture by Mozart, i'Three Pieces for Orches- tra by Compering Siuta in the Olden Style for strings by Lubin: Slavonic Dance No. 8 by Dvorak, Schoen Rosamarinn for strings by Kreislerg Rhumba by Hart McDonald and 5-II' My Maryland. The biggest thrill for a member of the or- chestra is to be chosen as a representative to the All-Southwestern Orchestra. This year All- Southwestern Orchestra was held in Baldwin Township on February 5, 6, 7. Members chos- en trom the orchestra this year are as follows: Elizabeth Young, fluteg Stanley Barnes, bas- soon, Charlotte Marks, Lola Kimmell, and Iean Benshofi, French horny Ioseph Agnello, Natalie Keller, Frank Yesh, Ianet Raymond, Evelyn The French Horns The Violins THE ORCHI: STR A Campbell and lean Heeney v1ol1n Four ol the students that part1c1pated ln the altar took hrst chaxrs They are as follows Charlott Marks f1rst horn lean Benshoft th1rd horn Elrzabeth Young flute Stanley Barnes bas soon Ioseph Agnello took fourth cha1r m the tlrst v1ol1n sectlon and Lola K1mmell secord chalr 1n the f1rst horn sectron Charlotte Marks a sen1or and Stanley Barnes a Junxor were chosen for the All State Orchestra to be held on March 12 l3 l4 The All State Orchestra IS composed of the best players from the All Southwestern Central Eastern and South eastern D1str1ct Orchestras The Iohnstown H1gh School Orchestra ha added somethmg new th1s year known as the Str1ng Quartet The members mak1ng up thrs group are Ioseph Agnello f1rst v1ol1n Na tahe Keller second v1ol1n Fred Canmzqro v1o lm and Betty Keller cello They played A dante Cantab1le from the Str1ng Quartet by Tscharkowskx and numbers from the Flonzaley Quartet Album The orchestra members practlce every Monday and Thursday mornrng rn the aud1or1 dur1ng the home room per1od Mr Arkey IS serv1ng hrs t1rst year as drrector of the orches tra' The members of the orchestra and the 1n struments they play are as follows Ioseph Agnello Lo1s Iean Butler Evelyn Campbell Helen Carlson Adr1anna D1amont Ianet Ray mond Margeryanne Broslus Edna Mae Coy Pat Formxca lean Heeney Mary lane Iackson Natahe Keller Francrs M1kolka Frank Yesh Frances Borecky Eleanor Berkeb1le v1ol1n Clara lean Cralg Bob Kuntz Betty Sauers Don Harr1s Bob Ray clar1net Irm Holtzman Drck Weaver Clyde Orner trombone Pete M1l1er1o vlch George Kawchak trumpet hm Berrrmar' Arthur Cox Betty Huebner cornet lean Ben shoff Charlotte Marks Tom Cox Lola K1mmell French horn Betty Keller Mar1on Swanson cello El1zabeth Young Mary Brandler Betty Conner flute Irene Barefoot Stanley Barnes B1ll Cole bassoon Lucxlle Schoenberger strrng bass Fred Cann1zzaro Mar1or1e Lou Meyers vrola Eva Srnger Ellen Lou1se Thomas oboe Iack Shugars bass horn Don We1dner tym pam Franklm McDowell bass drum Dot Flemrng Ralph Turner drum Maryorxe Llewel lyn Sue V1ckroy ptano Thanks agam Don 1 lk . , , . . . 3 - . . I G - I I V I ' , Q , ' 1 1 I . f I I - , . 1 1 -1 . . 1 1 1 , , , , 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I I 1 . ' I I I 4 .' I I I I 1 1 1 ' I I 1 ' . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 ' a . , , 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 . . . I I I ' I I - A 1 . . . 1 ' ' ' ' I I I - ' ' ' . U 1 1 1 , . U- . . . . 11 . 1 1 -1 . . 1 1 1 '1 I I I - 1 1 1 I I 1 - A 1 1 - THE CHORUS Our Songsters Ianet Raymond brings us a message from the combined chorus. Here she is, radio fans. Heigh-Ho Friends: Boys and Girls, it's Chorus time! I have the honor of presenting to you at this time the chorus of Iohnstown High School. In making you acquainted with one of the most prominent clubs of the school, I would like to review with you some of the outstand- ing features of their Work this past year. The chorus, under the leadership of Miss Mary Weaver, consists of one hundred and ten members, both boys and girls, juniors and seniors. The goal this year, as in previous years, has been to present music as a course of And literature in choral art similar to Latin or English. The outstanding feature of the chorus pro- gram this year was their joint concert With the Municipal Symphony Orchestra in the spring. Accompanied by the Symphony, the chorus sang seven numbers. As well as performing at the Symphony concert, the chorus distinguishedritself by sing- ing at Iunior High Schools and appearing on programs of Iohnstown Service Clubs. May other choruses of the future be able to say We have been as successful as the Chorus of l942. so we say So-Long to our musical friends until 1943. 120 F ,fw Q SPORT HIGH LIGHTS 1 .l ,n 1 I . 5' 53 - .-3 X .' if 4 .' 1' If ,I, . is Q7 ffl' ,,x .. -:FEV 6.4.1 Sl, tap! 1 Ugg' -. qv -i '45, ' . A I, nigh,- vs :-' e - Basketball Boxing Cheerleaders Cross Country Runners Football l UU'l'l3 -X Ll. lames Graff, sports reporter, summarizes the football season in a survey of past games. And now for the pleasure of all sports fans, station I. H. S. through the facilities of the Blue and Black network, brings you a re- broadcast of the thrilling football saga of the victorious V team of Iohnstown High dur- ing the past season. Tucked away in the hills of Huntingdon County is Camp Entriken, Iohnstown's football training camp. Here deep in the woods, iso- lated from the world, trudged fifty- Minilish, Nick Kosjer, George Sheehan, Bruce Findley, Burtnett Najjer, Lawrence Schellham- mer, Robert Sakmar, Francis Sirocky, Valen- tine Krzyko, Iohn Drayer, Robert Patcher, Nick Bandy, George Heider, Iames Costlow, Ern- est Hostetler, Iames Nicholas, Pete Mirkovich, Martin Zelko, Glenn Constable, Iames Goebert, Steve Sestrich, Frank Russiri, Ioe Ciraulo, Ioe Kawchak, Donald McKendree, Dean Miller, four future members of the Blue and Black forces, willing to sweat and work, under the watchful eyes of their tutor, learning the tricky and difficult plays they were to use during the season. The squad arrived at camp on August 24, intending to spend approx- imately two weeks conditioning them- selves, but due to the infantile paraly- sis ban, many weeks passed by before the caravan returned home. Schedule for the day meant ris- ing al 7:30. Blackboard drills were held from 8:30 to 9:30 and then came hard scrimmaging from 10 to 11:30. Lunch was served at noon and then after a one-hour rest period, the boys engaged in a three-hour Work- out from 2:00 to 5:00. Dinner was served at 6:00, followed by motion pic- tures of Iohnstown High games dur- ing the past few years. Boys making the trip were as fol- 1 lows: Alex Yuhas, Spiro Pappas, Fred McKenzie, Wallace Corley, Stephen Edward Koc1s Iames Ch1r1llo Iohn Korlew1tz Robert Kovac Iohn Kr1vach Iohn Mulveh1ll Charles Green Don Costlow Iohnny Makar Ludmer Kosyer Iames Lechak Sam Carpenter Frank Pr1ngle Edward Poracky Franc1s Mand grac Robert McCreary Clyde Mlller Eugene Petry Iohn K1llen E11 Opac1c Edward Slembak Robert Stofko Francls Klochak and Fred Hall Also 1ncluded 1n the caravan bes1de Head Coach Harold fDukel We1gle and the squad were ass1stant coaches Ralph We1gle Clark Shaffer and Iohn Kawchak and Junlor h1gh coaches Ben De Lello of Cochran Peter Fec of Garheld George Bellak of Ioseph Iohns Faculty Manager Albert Rub1s Tra1ner Ells worth Kunkle and student managers Albert Scornalenchl Robert Rager R1chard Bexgay Ioe Medvesek and Iuhus Delfonso After several false alarms the squad f1nal ly broke camp rn October and returned home to open the1r season at the Po1nt Stadxum After a delayed open1ng the gr1d1ron war r1ors of Iohnstown H1gh School traveled t Welrton West V1rg1n1a due to the 1nfant1le paralys1s ban to meet a worthy but over touted foe from Glassport 1ts f1rst opponent of the 1940 1941 football season A large crew of Trolan fans journeyed to the West V1rg1n1a town to see the Iohnnres really play heads up ball and run the Gladxators 1nto the ground by a 26 to 0 score Followrng therr successful opemng for 1 brd to fame the Troyans returned to therr Huntlngton County camp to pollsh up a few rough spots for future use dur1ng the season After several delays the Iohnnles made the1r debut at the Po1nt Stad1um aga1nst band of Ind1ans from Conemaugh Townsh1p who were out to scalp the Troy men By pullmg some fancy playlng from thelr bag of trlcks the Fnendly C1ty boys were able to reverse matters and run head on the Town shlppers by a 27 to 0 count There was a steady stream of I H S re serves enterrng and leavrng the game as Coach We1gle tossed everyone but the stu dent managers 1n aga1nst the game but out manned Townshlppers In what proved to be the most trghtly contested battle of the season for the Trojans the Welglemen bucked up aga1nst smooth work1ng and hard hrttlng eleven blocks of granrte from Wlndber Not one of the 13850 howhng fans had an 1nkl1ng of a forth comrng v1ctory over the Coal Towners unt1l Center Robert Kovac blocked a Wmdber punt for a safety Later Inn Lechak scored from the two yard l1ne maklng the f1nal score 9 to 0 The game was so mlserably played that the Iohn n1es had ll f1rst downs to W1ndbers 10 and were cred1ted Wllh gammg 170 yards 1n pass1ng and runnmg to the M1ners 155 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 G . . . . 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N u 1 11 u . 11 . . 1 II u . 11 . . . . . . . . u 1 1 11 W1th Iohnny Makar fl1pp1ng long and short passes all over the held Iohnstown H1gh scut tled a desperate but meek Charlerox team 35 to U P1l1ng up a command1ng lead 1n the early stages of the game the Tro1an regulars retrred leavlng the1r capable reserves to play the larger part ot the game The game was of such low cal1ber that the Trojans could have run the score to three or four trmes 1ts s1ze Desp1te the hand1cap of play1ng rn a sea of mud the Troyans roared to the1r srxth suc cess1ve w1n of the season by llattemng a e ven 33 to U e Brown1es frelded a fa1rly good team but husky Brownsvllle Iohnstown s Class proved to be the brg It between the r1vals Nxneteen po1nts scored 1n the open1ng perlod of the game spelled doom for the Brown1es who were defendlng A A Champ1ons Iohnme touchdowns were made by P1zz1ne Makar Lechak Pappus and Kos1er w1th Schellhammer and Kosyer maklng the po1nts after touchdown Tak1ng 1n camp a squad of tangy v1s1tors from Redstone the Werglemen blltzed through to the1r seventh stralght v1ctory of the season by a score of 33 to 5 It was only the second touchdown scored by an opponent aga1nst the Trojans and came wh1le the re serves were rehevlng the regulars Although the Iohnmes galned an easy vxctory they were on the low end of hrst downs gamed w1th Redstone holdlng a 13 to 9 edge How ever the Redstoners had a 6 Z f1rst and ten marg1n 1n the hnal quarter when the Blue and Black reserves were 1n act1on Th1s was the seventh strarght vrctory recorded by the Tro jans so far dur1ng the season and the1r fourth tn double A compet1t1on Playrng 1n hostxle terrrtory and placed un der a barrage of 11ttery nerves the Iohnmes were held to a scant 10 to 0 vlctory over Ieannette The scor1ng 1ce was broken when Sparky Schellhammer after almost half of the fourth quarter had elapsed calmly booted a held goal from the 14 yard lxne Later Iohnny Makar scored on a 44 yard 1aunt Unbeaten and unt1ed up to th1s game the Wexglemen needed a vxctory to cl1nch a spot ln the W P I A L playoff Tak1ng the held under these condltlons the outcome looked cloudy untll Schellhammer counted hrs held goal Th1s re lreved the tenseness 1n the Iohnmes ranks and they went on to count the touchdown Iohnstown Hrgh smashes through I - , , , . 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' ' ' , . up f The Three Musketeers' Clos1ng the1r regular 1941 football sea son the Trolans kept the1r unbeaten and unt1ed record lntact by swamp1ng Erle Academy 27 to 7 Playlng for keeps the Blue and Black forces w1th Iohnny Makar 1n the dr1ver s seat ran the v1s1tors all over the fleld wxth an 1mpregnable defense and a sparkllng offense The Iungle Cats were nothlng but ordlnary purrtng pussles untll the Trolan re serves entered the game when they scored the1r only s1x polnter The We1glemen held a l4 to 7 edge ln f1rst downs and the practlcally lmpregnable regular Troyan for ward wall d1d not allow the v1s1tors past the Iohnstown 40 yard marker for three full quarters Throughout the season only 18 po1nts had been scored aga1nst the Frlendly C1ty boys w1th no po1nts hav1ng been scored aga1nst the f1rst team By go1ng through the season unt1ed and unbeaten Iohnstown won a chance to play 1n the W P I A L playoff aga1nst a strong and equally powerful Mt Lebanon eleven In the battle for the Class A A crown the Trojans went up aga1nst a prevlously unt1ed and undefeated Mt Lebanon team that was Nur Duke the flghter sportmg a strmg of twenty stra1ght vxctorles When the smoke cleared from the battle scar red gr1d1ron the Iron Men of Troy emerged vlctorxous by a 7 to U score The playoff came on a 49 yard march featur1ng the runn1ng of sh1fty Iohnny Makar and the plung1ng of hard drxvmg Sam Carpenter Wlth the ball restmg on the Blue Devlls sxx yard l1ne Carpenter reversed to Kosyer who ln turn lateraled to Makar who Went wlde around end to score The rlval teams played before an est1mated 13 U00 fans who jammed every avarlable seat at McKee Stad1um 1n Ieannette where the playoff t1lt was staged Both teams played a whale of a football game but wlth the deter mlnatlon and confldence of champ1ons plus br1llxant playmg on the part of the entxre '? 1' tg X- '4- Q J k' I x 4 1 VA 1- I 'Q ' x i I 125 On tram at Ieannette squad the Iohnn1es overpowered the1r worthy opponents Some 1dea of the1r superror 1ty 1S shown by the ll to 8 edge 1I'1 f1rst downs they sported agamst the Blue Dev1ls After the game Iohnstown fans managed to tear down the goal posts and brlng them along home as souvenlrs m memory of Iohns town s frrst double A t1tle School was also can celed for the followmg Monday g1v1ng stu dents an extra day to celebrate and really whoop 1t up On the heels of 1ts br1ll1ant v1ctory Iohns town rece1vecl two offers to play post season games One offer came from Berwxck Hlgh unbeaten champ1ons rn the eastern part the state and the other from Tech Hlgh Memphls Tennessee But behevrng they mlght recelve an offer to play M1am1 H1gh rn Florlda the squad declmed to accept these brds When the 1nv1tat1on farled to come from the Flortda school the door was closed on further football GCl1V1l19S for the 1941 season at Iohnstown H1gh By v1rtue of the1r v1ctory ln the playoff Duke Wexgle and h1s squad of champ1ons brought Iohnstown 1ts frrst league t1t1e rn al most half a century and how the Iohnme fans appreclated lh1Sl On December 3 a spectal v1ctory parade was staged by v1ctory mlnded fans m honor of the1r successful Trolans After the parade prctures of the Champ1onsh1p A A t1lt were shown to a howhng happy go lucky ff Q M LQEAWQ gnc I4 Yr .3 5' ns nf-K Q ah Amt we got fun? 126 15 H' 'QC R laxmg after a v1ctor1ous game I - . . 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I I crowd of l8UU fans Talks congratulatmg the team for tts excellent record durxng the sea son were glven by Head Coach Duke We1gle Ass1stant Coaches Clarl' Shaffer Ralph Welgle and Iohn Kawchak Tramer Ellsworth Kunkle and Captam Sparky Schellhammer A new attractron durrng the past foot ball season was the sponsonng of a Dads Day by the I H S squad All the fathers of members of the team were guests at the Brownsv1lle game Not only dtd the old men get to see a swell football game but got to see the1r own proteges rn actlon as Coach Duke We1gle cl ared the bench of all re serves Prror to the game the band formed the greetmg H1 Ya Dad and played the tune For He s a Iolly Good Fellow Bes1des possessmg a champ1onsh1p team Iohnstovxn H1gh placed several gndders on the All State and W P l A L teams Gaming o on the first team of the W P I A teams were Iohnny Makar and Lawrence Schellhammer Sp1ro Pappas and Robert Patcher were placed on the second and th1rd team respect1vely Makar and Sch llhammer were also fortunate 1n be1ng named on the All Pennsyl vanra team Makar maklng the ftrst wtth the hxghest number of votes and Schellhammer the second squad Iohnny Makar the notor1ous grant krller of I H S through benef1t of hrs outstandmg performances 1n runnmg k1ck1ng and passlng throughout the past football season was re warded for hls efforts by be1ng selected for the annual George S Fockler Memor1al Tro phy At a spec1al meet1ng of The Comm1ss1on the award was presented by George S Coop r chalrman of the MUH1C1pOl Recreatron Com m1ss1on I feel that other members of the team are Iust a well qualrfled for th1s trophy Iohnny sald after hav1ng been presented the trophy I am certarn he contmued that th1s was made possrble for me through the ef forts of my coaches my teachers and my team mates Th1 was the fourth year the trophy was awarded to an outstandmg athlete and the econd t1me 1t was presented to a I H S performer e f1rst I H S tnstructor to 1o1n forces of hrs country was Ellsworth Brosh Kunkle who enl1sted as a chtef spec1al mate rn the Naval Reserve Brosh had been con nected w1th athlet1cs srnce l934 and for the past tew year had been tramer 1n all I H S sports It w1ll be Kunkle s work to tratn naval ecrurts rn physlcal educatlon and manual of arms S 1 I - , I I . . I . .. , Q . o , D I Q - V . , , ' 1 , s , . . . sp t- . . . . . . C ' L Th . . . the - , Q . , . . . F I . 1. . my Makar passes to Carpenter A credit to the school this year, also, was the Iohnstown B team under the supervision of Coaches Kawchak and Shatter. In a total of tive games, the Bees were able to cart oft four victories and one lone defeat. The Bees opening tilt Was against a superior Somerset team, which slapped the stingless Bees down with a 20 to 7 lacing. Later the Bees came buzzing back to put the stinger on Boswell High 13 to 75 and then de- feated the Conemaugh High Iunior Varsity 25 to U. Then they overran a rival swarm of Yellow Iackets from Ferndale by a 44 to U score and closed their schedule by taking a 12 to U count in a knock down, drag 'ern out affair against the Windber High junior varsity. If the showing of the Bees this year was any indication of future I. H. S. teams- OPPONENTS, BEWARE! l Yes, sir, I. H. S. certainly came through with flying colors. No wonder he says-Opponents, Beware! 128 C mon Black C mon Iohnstown Let set em back F1ghtT9GH'1 Flght Fxght Team Flght F1ght Team Flght Team I'1gnt F1ght F1ght Hit 'em high. Hit 'em low, C'mon Iohnstown, Let's go! Wh VCYANT A TUUC HUUWN C'mon Blue. , A ii? 'f' V 'ff Q .LY ' ?r nl .i'f, fi'-' fi Q 'lf !'1:.22e,:2Q .ff fih ld J Q ' 'ax' 4f ff ' ' ' ' f ,W L Q i '- Www F5 . 1 V WVV: living' ng fffi. ' I x V-,f ' It AI. U A 1 V 4. JE- ,M .alfa ww 4-y X -'gc H! ,...-vi' '- In ' A 4 .-'Y ' A 35 , H A Q 1' V flafggu , if L si fx' f Q, Q f 1, Q .N-'i -2 as '31N'x1 Af f 4 .. .vb 4 5' N? b gf x Y F f , J' ',f : Y Q YN N 4' h ' X Q ' M f X2 if b ,L 5, L 'ff is vw, 5 1 f - - '?'N Such a successful season warrants some kmd of party for the boys The Annual banquet proves a real treat The football banquet IS an annual occa s1on held by the Iohnstown H1gh School Ath let1c Board of Control as a thank you to the loyal players who helped to QIVG Iohnstown a successful team Over 300 persons 1nclud1ng 5U mothers of sen1or h1gh gndders and football players from Iohnstown H1gh Garheld Cochran Ioseph lohns and the Iohnstown H1gh School B team attended the gr1d fete held 1n the school caleterla Herbert I Stockton a member of the lohnstown Board of Educatlon served as toast master at the banquet He 1ntroduced mem bers of the School Board and the1r WIVGS the coach1ng staff and off1c1als of the three JUHIOI Short speeches were made by Walter C Dav1s Iohnstown H1gh School pr1nc1pal Frank I Pentrack a member of the board of athletlc control George S Cooper sports ed1tor of the Tr1bune and Pat Malloy sports ed1tor of the Democrat Ralph We1gle Clark Shaffer and I1m Kawchak ass1stant coaches and Ellsworth Kunkle tra1ner made comments on the team s Splfll and cooperat1on Then Head Coach Har old Duke Welgle was 1ntroduced and de l1vered the ma1n talk of the even1ng Coach We1gle d1sclosed that the success of the team was due to an early season pledge taken by 25 members of the vars1ty squad The pledge Wh1Ch was presented to Coach We1gle by Cap ta1n Sparky Schellhammer on October 4 stated that the s1gners would keep themselves physlcally f1t the ent1re season obey all tra1n 1ng rules and do everythmg poss1ble to g1ve Iohnstown H1gh an undefeated and unt1ed champ1onsh1p team Duke We1gle 1ntroduced each member of the H1gh School team and the B team He announced Wllh regret that he would lose 13 out of 15 vars1ty players He thanked the mothers tor the1r cooperat1on and expressed apprec1at1on to everyone who a1ded Iohns town 1n hav1ng a very successful year Faculty Manager Albert Rub1s read a football 0ll1C1GlS who Worked Iohnstown H1gh Schools games dur1ng the past season All the speakers congratulated the team for the1r excellent sportsmanship Letter men of the champ1onsh1p team are Lawrence Schellhammer Robert Sakmar Rob ert Kovac Seven Sestrxck Robert Patcher Iames Kawchak Fred McKenz1e Andy P1zz1no Wallace Corley Sp1ro Pappas lohn Makar lames Lechak Ludmer Kosler Samuel Car penter Frank Prmgle and Iames Goebert Thank you Don To Basketball we turn the mzke Feed em and well never lose' , , high schools. number of letters that were received from 131 Sports reporter Meyer says Howdy! Today our sports program has a special fea- ture: a complete summary of the Iohnstown High 1942 basketball season. In their opening and follow-up games, the Tro- jans experienced little difficulty in downing Somer- set and Conernaugh High Schools by scores of 34-14 and 34-27. When invading Franklin, the Tro- jans smashed their flashy quintet 26-24. Playing home again the Trojans snuffed out Cresson High 32-20. The Trojans then gained another victory by overcoming Conemaugh High 32-25. Breezing along in fast style the Trojans emerged victorious over Windber 42-16. The game was played on The Coaltowners' floor. The Trojans chalked up their seventh victory by defeating a savage Indiana High 28-22. The locals tasted their first defeat at the hands of the Vtlestrnont High lads. It was a thrill- packed game with The Trojans losing by one point. The score was 28-27 in favor of the Westmont boys. Going up to Cresson the Trojans were handed their second loss 26-33. Regaining their old stride the Tro- janv came roaring back almost to whitewash the Conemaugh Iron Horses by a score of 40-12. With an almost unbelievable zeal the Trojans continued their long string of victories by taking the measure of the Ferndale Yellow Iackets 27-24. In their next game the Trojans racked up an easy victory over Conemaugh Township to the tune of 39-23. Defeat again overtook the Trojans, and their title hopes were blasted when the Westmont five nosed out the Trojans 30-28. The game was played on the 132 Are they fighting or making up? Westmonters' floor. Regaining their old stride the Trojans notched up their eleventh win of the season by flattening their old rival, Windber High, 36-29. Corning from behind, the ever-fighting Trojans downed the Ferndale Yellow Iackets 26-l6. Franklin High, avenging an earlier loss, defeated Iohns- town 33-24. The Trojans closed their season at Indiana where the Indianans topped the Trojans 29-27. That's all, Folks. Our program cou1dn't bc complete without the cheerleaders. Here comes some news ot them. l33 Zip-zip and through the net she goes Greetings, Sport Fans: A cheery hello to you sports fans! Here we are before a capacity crowd of 14,000 people in this expansive Point Stadium. We are bring- ing together two great teams with Iohnstown High School enjoying a comfortable lead. Now the opposing team has taken time out, and that roaring noise you hear in the background is coming from those lively cheerleaders. They have already sprung into action and are giv- ing their favorite I. H. S. locomotive. Ten stu- dents, all high-spirited and eager for victory, make a colorful spectacle in their blue and white outfits. The cheerleaders receive new uniforms every year and this year's uniforms are the most colorful ever obtained by Iohns- town High School. The entire group is a sym- bol of action and serves as an inspiration to the student body. Once the crowd is warmed up, they fill their lungs with air and let out a bellow that pushes the team to victory. But a little more about the cheerleaders. Sis-boom-bah! Both the boys and girls are elected in their junior year. The junior girls were given try- outs and were chosen by the Girls' Pep Club, in charge of Miss Gearhart. The junior girls chosen this year were Charlotte Bantley and Phyllis Bole. The boys were given tryouts in the gymnasium after school and were elected by the senior cheerleaders in charge of Miss Alice Rutledge. The junior boys chosen this year were Edmund Boland, George Fishburn. and Wayne Lehman. During the football season the cheerlead- ers practiced every Tuesday and Thursday mornings during the Home Room period and every evening after school in the gymnasium. There were several pep rallies held in the Iohnstown High School auditorium this year in charge of the cheerleaders who stepped up on the stage and led the cheering. The cheerleaders, along with the band, made two trips away this yearg both to lean- nette. This group, accompanying the band, l Ns it l 254.4 33.1, YAP' QR . rw-A Rah-Rah! Ten bundles of Vxtamm B w1ll long remember the march up the steep h1lls to the Ieannette football f1eld and also the thr1ll1ng games held there The whxstle sounds The teams l1ne up Play IS resumed From all S1d6S we hear We I want a touchdown' We want a touchdown s ec And suspense IS 1n the heart of every p tator One m1nute to play may often br1ng a d dec1s1on of vlctory or defeat The crowd an cheerleaders have worked themselves and Iohnstown I-hgh 1nto a frenzy School has 1ust made a touchdown w I ask you everybody happy? What do you th1nk'? as the game ends No Wxth peppy leaders we can never lose Thank you Don Nlce Dogg1e says Dottle xr-7' Walter Puter Hello Students Th1s 1S your sports news caster brmgmg to o y u a prcture of the cross country physlcal fltness run as 1t passed through Iohnstown Th1S run you know IS a sort of physlcal f1tness carnlval destgned to show our states and the Whole country the physlcal f1tness of our youth Hundreds of boys from all parts of Pennsylvanra are part1c1pat1ng The schedule of the r ace runs somethlng hke th1s On Frt day October 31 the baton leaves Erre and IS carrted a dlstance of 35 rnrles to M d n o the frrst day s runnrng The followrng morn1ng the baton leaves Mead vxlle and travels 66 rrules to New Castle Where 1t stops for the n1ght The next day It leaves New Castle and after a runmng of 70 mrles baugh a popular semor rs here wxth new s rrght off the press 1t arnves 1n W1lk1HSbUIg brrngmg an end to that days runnmg The next day Tuesda Y November 4 after leavlng Wllkxnsburg and tra l ve mg 70 m1les the last boy of a group partrcrpatxng from Westmont carrred the baton 1nto Iohnstown at 5 U0 After approprlate cere momes held rn front of the Hlgh School the baton was locked up for the n1ght At 8 UU sharp the follow1ng mornrng the txrst bo of Y a group of forty flve part1c1pat1ng from one school t sarted 1t on 1ts way from dlrectl ac boy ts supposed to carry the baton a drstance of from 200 yards to half a m1le As I scud 1t starts off drrectly 1n front of the school crosses the Napoleon street budge turns up Market street turns rrght at Mam and proceeds dlrectly up Franks CROSS f UI NTRY Rl NNP RS PhYS1CC'llY in 136 e 011,191 Ss I Z .... . 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If N. ,- ' T1red'P never ' WW' town h1ll over to the Forest Lawn Memor1al park where lt 1S handed over to a youth from Adams Townsh1p Th1s ends the scope of our schools runnmg But not of the d1str1ct under the superv1s1on of Clark Shaffer In our d1str1ct 1t passes from Adams Townsh1p to South Fork to W1lmore to Portage to Portage Townsh1p to Beaverdale to Lllly to Cresson to Ebens burg to Spangler to Galhtzln and hnally to Barnesboro Th1s composes our d1str1ct but the baton IS carrled on to Hunt1ngdon a total d1stance ot 72 rmles from Iohnstown The next mornrng 1t goes from HUHl1HgdOH a d1s n It leaves Lew tance of 34 m1les to Lewrstow may Nov 7 rnarktng N'-at Do you know these boys? a full lstown on Fnday h t n1ght 1n Harms weeks runnlng It stops t a B0 m1les From Harnsburg burg after travel1ng Readmg a d1stance of 70 mxles ht 1t IS carr1ed to M nday and IS broug It leaves Readmg on o ft r 7U mlles runnmg Ardmore 1nto Ardmore a e hl delphta and at ex IS 1ust 2U mlles from P 1a t xs scheduled to arr1ve 1n actly lU 59 a rn 1 d to a representa Ph1ladelph1a and IS hande who 1n turn conveys lh1S t1ve of our Pres1dent l1nder 1n Wh1ch baton a hollow alumlnum cy IS sealed a scroll conta1n1ng the phys1cal ht ness pledge to the Pres1dent of the Un1ted States l the athletrc pro From these several reports rom H h School we can easily see why gram of Iohnstown xg we Can t Be Beat' 137 'f V A ,. 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I iws xx ev xtws ss 16 ATTENTION PLE, ASE' Hear ye Hear ye Hear ye' The town meetlng of I H S IS on the a1r' Gather round fellow slaves and steel yourselves for the surprtse announcement of the year The Emanc1pat1on f the I H S slave as set down 1n the Student L1fe Proclam atxon to w1t Whereas the average student has at tended th1s school for two of the best years of h1s l1fe and Whereas each has falthfully served hlS sentence to the best of h1s ab1l1ty and Whereas he has played hookey only on the average of once every two weeks not to ment1on hunttng and flshxng days and homework when he d1dnt have anythlng else more lnterestmg to do and Whereas he has always been on hand on publlc speakrng day never th1nk1ng of stayxng off or coming unprepared and Whereas he has partlclpated eagerly on dance commlttees and Whereas he has loyally supported all extra curr1cular act1v1t1es and Whereas he has been most responsrve ln the Gurdance lessons and Whereas he has never frequented de tentxon hall except once or twlce a week when he goes merely to check up on hrs other frrends and Evelyn Nasslr says Whereas he IS always prompt and o t1me except for the number of occastons when the alarm clock forgot to go off and Whereas he never sa1ls a1rplanes out the wrndow except when the teacher goes out of the room and Whereas he always understands drrec t1ons except on the test days and Whereas the Sen1ors are movmg out and the Iun1ors are movtng up and the un known Sophomores are movmg 1n and Whereas due to the forego1ng para graph the Senlor feels he has reached the peak of h1s ab1l1ty the Iunlor feels he IS s1t t1ng on top of the world and the Sophomore feels very very uncertam be he young or old forget hrs worrres and troubles and turn to Student Ltfe as the outlet for all pent up emot1ons negatlve pOSll1VS or otherwise Fellow slaves you are free' The whole hrgh school world re1o1ces wrth you But la dtes and gentlemen th1s freedom IS granted only on one cond1t1on you shall be freed for a perrod of three months at the end of wh1ch ttme 1f you have not shown yourselves cap able of educatmg yourselves 1n the mysterxes of sc1ence mathematlcs hlstory and the arts as pract1cally and as efflclently as this 1n stxtutlon has tramed you to do you wtll be returned here 1n September to f1n1sh your school career lWho ever heard of anyone studyrng durmg vacatron I H S w1l1 be see mg you 1n Septemberll N W X ' N M l I U .. I . n . ' ' o . . . , , 2 , ' . . I - . . . , ' , Whereas, he has always prepared his It is hereby pI'OClCIiII1ed that every slave, . , . , - - , , - . I . 1 . . 1 I I I . I . . ll I H ' D 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 I . . D 141 FASHION S Beverly Frye lashron reporter relates the new styles as seen m the halls all H S Greetlngs Fashlon Fans' From hallways and keyholes news at Iohnstown Hlgh Have you observed how the human race manage to murder day styles? You havent' Well stroll and see But dont you do let me do xt for you we brlng to freaks of the our present lets take a the stroll1ng At group ances tor rn thts moment yours truly IS pass1ng a ot so called g1rls who to all appear represent every color 1n the rcunbow the modes ot today I notxced one te male Wlth a green sock on one ankle and a red one decoratmg the other You may draw your own conclus1ons at th1s po1nt Grandpappy certamly d1dnt have any thlng on the youths of today Horn rlmmed It L you an up-to-date summary ot the fashion Close harmony is no longer a primary tac- 142 glasses are now number one on the fad pa rade I wonder 11 the g1r1 passmg me now really needs gla to 1m1tate a wall flower Through th1s keyhole I percelve a thrrd grader Oh no' She IS a hrgh school student but you would neler know 1t to look at her Yes boys are now 1n the1r glory because p1g ta1ls always prov1de for the fellows There 1S 1nk dflpplng and p1g fun 1f the teacher and sses or whether she IS trymg a source of amusement grrl dont mmd Whats th1s I see approach1ng'7 I thrnk but wa1t unt1l I put on my sun glasses Now thats better Th1s IS 'I yes It IS a young man 13 head to toe descr1pt1on of a 1942 shrek whrte collar green str1ped sh1rt red suspenders red bow t1e green sleeveless sweater green trousers green and red socks and yellow shoes Chr1stmas 1S a b1t early th1s year You may bel1eve th1s 1f you want to ra dzo audrence but here IS a g1rl that really re sembles a g1rl Her ha1r 1snt at hall mast her socks are mates and her mou semble an Irresrstlble L1pst1ck advert1sement Fads may come and fads may go but a sen th doesnt re s1ble g1rl usually her Wrth th1s part1ng thought I w11l brlng my program to an end Th1s IS your Iash1on re porter s1gn1ng oft for another year P Q 143 tail-pullingg a lot of ' , - ' ' ' . 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' ' X ' , Jw, BI XLRII1, BI II UNIJ From the beautrtul audxtorxum ot the lohns town Hrgh School sztuated in the heart ot the downtown drstrrct we brmg to you Blackte Blue and hrs orchestra playmg for the noon dance held each week day by the Booster Klub and Leaders Club ot the school From the balcony l see the dancers ghdmg and yumpmg across the floor The musrc msprres the local jztterbugs t cut the rug but as each song IS played xt remmds me ot a partzcu lar phase of school llte Betore me I have a lrst ot the numbers mg played today l wrll tell you the tztle an HIS URI HIHTRX then relate the part ot the little red school house tt remmds me ot I Havrng a Lonely T1me Wlsh You Were Here Detent1on Where Was I On the bench I Dont Want to Set the World n Frre Chemlstry class Its So Peaceful In the Country Toprc sentence lump tor Ioy Commencement Gone But Not Forgotten Iohnny Makar 144 When th Glee Club Swmgs the Alma Mater That ll be the day We Go Well Together D B Lock ner and Booster Klub Are You K1dd1n No I graduated VV1th thts tune we brmg to a close the danco program for today Tune rn tomorlow samc ttme same statron tor the latest zn dance 17111915 tbl ILBRITIFS OF 1941 4-Z Mary Rrta Burns brmgs us a bzrds eye vrew oi student lzfe Well here I am your Rovmg Reporter back agam wtth a few of the lmportant personal1t1es of 1941 42 Before the sentors make thetr tmal GXISI oat that l1l ole front door I would hke to have them on revtew So step up to the mtcrophone my lrlends and I w1ll tntroduce you to our au nrj tz Mr Rovmg Reporter d1ence FITSI W have Mr Gym Nastrcs who IS all around ath lete He belongs to the football team the basketball team the golt tenn1s and track team What do you have to say Mr Gym NGSIICSQ This IS the bet year the Iohnstown Hlgh has ever had 1n the l1ne of sports The sen1ors of 1942 are proud to be members ot thls graduattng class for not only has th s season been outstandlng IH sports out also ln scholarshlp Thank you Mr Gym Nast1Cs Mr Cy Ence I thlnk that I shall never know What makes a htgh school senlor go There s all those l1ttle th1ngs they do lQu1te above the hkes of me and you1 The1r crazy dances lorelgn talk The things they eat the way they walk They never seem to nnnd or care The way the trumpets sound and blare The1r clothes are always loud and natty We also have wtth us Mr Cy Ence who knows practlcally all there ts to know about land a1r and sea Mr Cy Ence'P Modern Destgn But serxously Mr Re porter there have been some remarkable d1 coverles and experrments I made by the members ot the Sc1ence Department Perhaps m the near lu ture We may p1Ck up a newspaper and say Ah Mr So and So has d1SCOV ered a new element member W went t school to htm Thank You M CY Mr Gym Nasttcs Ence and what do you have to tell the aud1ence7 Everyone all he shops and other classes 1S dolng somethlng for the beneht ot hrs country Thank you Mr Otto Shoppe Th1s IS your Rovtng Re porter saylng So long un . t1l next year at th1s sam tlme same place sam station when I w1ll return Mr Ono Shoppe to brlng to you the celebrltxes of 1943 QL They wear them cause they re bemg faddy Hats that hang by a srngle halr Sweaters shapeless never a care Bloody na1ls and matchmg hps All back numbers labeled drlps Cokes consumed mld clouds ot smoke The1r eternal cry I m broke Im broke S1mple tolks but then I guess They re the happlest of the rest Robert Ford rs. It . AI . 1 I 1 - ' 'H H ' I U I - I I ' ' . ui l ' . - R 3 I ' . . . y - 0' -Q 'I ' 1 I :fi ' ' ' I - I fe- ' ' l e O ' I e I ' I ' . -H Cm ' , r. db - Ig ' Our next celebrity is Mr. Otto Shoppe: I , , ' ' in t i 'f . ' I ' Q? ., 145 W '5'S2-' 'IX RADIO I l IDIL Ol THI:, UR 3 Presentmg the Hadro Guide of the Arr featuring the most popular radzo programs durmg 194142 As these pro grams come through you loud speaker can you visualize the follo mg assoc1ahons7 One Mans Famlly Mr Dav1s and faculty Those We Love The homework lenders S Charl1e McCarthy It the shoe hts Take It or Leave It E on report card Sherlock Holmes Mr Dav1s Agalnst the Storm Undone homework True or False Bleached blonde Grand Central Statxon Kredel s Malor Bowes Amateur Hour Publxc Speakmg Informatlon Please Othce 211 M1ss D1ttmar Truth or Consequences Two 1dent1ca1 papers Th Gu1d1ng L1ght Temporary programs Inner Sanctum Mr Dav1s othce On Your Iob It s test day 1 Love a Mystery Algebra class Ch1CGgO Round Table Faculty meet1ng Llfe Can Be Beauhful 9 months vacatlon 3 months school Bel1eve It Or Not An open book test Week End RGVIGW Monday Home Room Per1od They LIVE Forever The teachers 1nv1tat1on to Learn1ng You got It Contented Hour Study perlod Tlme to Smlle Iune 12 'ii HELEN MCHENRY Announcer Yes slr Iune I2 means happy laces everywhere RADIO STATION J H S OPhRATINf ON A W AXE, FRILQDILNCH OI 194.2 KII Of XVII S OFI ILRS ITS CONORATUIATIONS TO THE XOFNO GRAIJUATICQ 146 1 1 1 1 , 4 y . I f . ,, ., ,V .6 , .4 V . . , . . 1, 1 111. . f in v ,T , NJHA! . . - , - r r 1 1 I V 4 A, w . I 11 , . ., . I lx ll ' , 11 . ,, . by 5- ' 11 H J 11 rf . -fy 11 . If Il., N N 'f , xx ll .......f I 1- . H I A xl 1 ll . - 1. . If . . . 11 1, . . 11 . . . ,I Q .1 11 H . , . 11 1, , , 'O 'r' f 1 I lx ll 7' x V K .1 . 1, . 11 . . 1, 1 . -. I I 11 . H 11 . ,, . 11 . 1. 11 . . . H . 1. .. . 1. . . H . 1 - 1 1 L . , . . 1 . 1 1 f 7 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 I 1 ' , J 1 , 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 4 1 A ,A A JL A A Ruth Carmichael introduces a Socialite Hello, Radio fans: Even a smoothly run faculty like Iohnstown High has one skeleton in the proverbial closet. This skeleton, called Iames llimmy to his friendsl, is not a scandal kept in the dark, but is the pride and joy of the science department-kept in the dark. Each year, however, Iimmy enjoys a coming-out party and it is this colorful event that I am reviewing for you. Ah! The guest of honor is-er-being carried in now! In place of a trumpet fare there is a tradi- tional chorus of Ooohs from the young ladies. Ah. mel One wonders how he can keep up this mad pace season after season. However, Iimmy grins at the stu- dents in what seems to be a determined, in a some- what set way. After being ceremonously introduced to the class, his leg is very unceremoniously waved at them to the accompaniment of the simple, yet dramatic words - This is the fibulaf' Being released, the leg clatters tiredly into place, and Iimmy's first moments of triumph are over for another year. Edward Beidle, popular junior. turns a serious tone toward the mike, Ladies and Gentlemen: This is station I. H. S. broadcasting rules which stu- dents should obey in case of air raids. Listen carefully so that you may think quickly in case of an emergency. Groups of you will be assigned to close the windows. Others will be assigned to the bicycle squad and stretcher squad. Go to your posts im- mediately and follow your leader's direc- tions. The majority of you will have no special duties. Your only job will be to keep cool and calm Go quickly to the hall to which you are assigned and remain quiet until Were only pretending. Iimmy-Class 4 A before the draft board the all-clear signal is given Air Raid practising is a grave mat ter and should be taken seriously by every pupil. Remember dont be caught off guard! Thank you, Ed. I'm sure all I H S t dents will cooperate. W SJ Qjor the love 0 QMLIQG Lets send out appreciation ovei the an to the following tor aiding m producing thel H S Spectator To Mr Leslie M Weigel of Weigel and Barber Inc for his cooperation in printing the book Mis Alice Gocher supervisor ot the typing and business stalls Miss Iune Hoffman for all art Work supervision M155 Marian Varner sponsor for photography work Miss Elvina Owen for all editorial supervision Mr Walko ol the Andrews studio for group pictures Mr Don West for aiding Miss Varner in photography Ben Christie who contributed candid shots of school ie all others who have in any Way helped in making The Spectatoi a success 149 N I 1 5 ' 1 H If . 77 X Q A NU To Mr. Schrott lor his enthusiastic assistance in producing the book, To ' 5 ' , ' ' ' . To . I . . ' To ' ' , , To . . I , . . . . g To . , ' , A ' . To . ' ' ' ' ' . To ' ' , ' ' l'f . To ' ' ' ' GALLIKEIQ QUALITY ICE CREAM MILK CREAM BUTTERMILK And Dont Forget GALLIKERS VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED MILK THE MILK THAT TASTES LIKE CREAM CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES R dels mt to t ke th oppo tumty e RUDEL S 2 STORES 138 Market Street 500 Mann Street Complete Selectlon of HUSIERY LINGERIE GLOVES and BAGS all SPORTSWEAR Your Wlfe needs a cha ge sad the doctor Salt a r W ll cu e her The next t me he called he found the Scotchman ttmg at the beds de fa n ng h1s fe wth a salt herr ng Ioe What IS a hug? Kendall Iust energy go watst Complx e t ELITE BAKERY an DAIRY STORE ,.. ,- Y 9 I .. . H i D .. i i I i , Si ' I I1- u 5 wi a is r ' i ' Wi i i V to wish you Success and Health in all your future ndezlvors ,, , ,, , ' H - ne to 'm n s of ,-f 150 The House 0 Quallty slnce 1862 ln the llfe ofa busmess as ln the llfe of an 1nd1w1dual lt lb the constant struggle toward one goal that counts Our goal Fne generatxons can testxfy to the achle ement of thxs goal We look forward to serxmg the class of 1942 1n thelr hom s and ln thelr busmesses rn vxar as m peace falthfully ox-o MAIN AND BEDFORD 151 f U I has been to serve our community with better merchandise. .Wake Yours A Lasting Gif:- JEUJELPM 1X FRONI ROTHSTEIN S On Easy Terms At No Extra Cost HEADQUARTERS FOR ONLY FINE WATCHES Elgm Westfneld Gruen Bulova Hamllton Longmes For Over 50 Years the Graduates of ohnstown Hlgh School Have Recelved Glft Watches from IQOTHSTEI 529 MAIN STREET IOHNSTOWN s LEADING IEWELER SINCE 1889 T H E PAINT STORE IIC THE STORE WITH THE ORANGE AND BLACK FRONT ART SUPPLIES HARDWARE O4-O 217 219 FRANKLIN STREET IOHNSTOWN PA You Can Always Do Better At THE STYLE STORE Curtams and Yard Goods 507 MAIN STREET Dial 53 201 Iohnstown Those sausages you sent me were Yes ma am In these hard tunes 1t S d1ff1cult to make both ends meat Betty What W1ll these pxctures cost me? Photographer They re S30 a oz en Now look pleasant? 1 I . I . 1 , Pa. at one end and bread at the other. - ' d - 152 POR 'IHIY 511111 O1 H1'A1'l11 MILK CIQEAM ICE CIQEAM TRI SJNITARI 11 URI 1 he 111111 11mtTast0s 11110 Cream MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Somerset Street Near Semor Hlgh School DELICIOUS HOME COGKED MEALS EVENING AND SUNDAY DINNERS LIGHT LUNCHES TASTY SANDWICHES TEMPTING SALADS SUN DAES-SODAS-MILK SHAKES FRESH WHOLESOME DAIRY PRODUCTS AND DELICATESSEN 153 1 HOJIUCENIZED VITDHIIN D MILK IIHIPIIUI NIS GEARHART AND HELSEL CONEMAUGH FURNITURE AND RUGS GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS O O COMPLIMENTS ANDREW S STUDIO OO V tor And hat r you going to do h you grow up to b a great 'P b g gmrl Llttle G11 R duce Waldo y had any stage e per ence? Roy Well I had my leg ln a cast OC9 Compllme t W 1 GRAN'1 COMPANY -I 0 MAIN STREET IOHNSTOWN P 154 . 1. f. . OF AND APPLIANCES isi - W a e W en e J. l 'H ' 'r - e n- Have ou x i H OF , - ' n s of W 1 C O .g. 2 , A. EDUCATICDN DEIVIANDS IT IODA! 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Xi THREE BUTTON 15 I 81? Student Suits 5 O d llveller stylxng oung Bolder effects nn Tweeds and Shetlands Neater patterns ln Cl er Craft AVN? Dressy Worsteds famous name sults such lpp d thers all tallored and styled to meet the Fellowcraft an o erltlcal approval of up and commg Young Amerlcans who know what to wear OOLF 8 RE NOLD Sara Could I have tomorrow afternoon off please? MISS Tomb Yes Your grandrnoth er I suppose? Sara Yes You see she s makmq her f1rst parachute lump You re look1ng downcast old man Whats on your m1nd7 A PIGCS of my wxles Comphments Karl s Beauty Supply House Beauty Supplzes and Eqmpment 322 WASHINGTON STREE'l IOHNSTOWN, PA PHONE -12 941 YMCA Y M C A DINING ROOM TABLE AND COUNTER SERVICE PRIVATE DINING ROOM Helen B Morrell, Mgr .f.f1:si5.e:1... V9 ' -H ' ' ' , 9' X, L I J J '3'.S'2: 1 44 rv . 'Qi -- ' lk' ' EQ.. if 'F 11- 34222. U Evil' .':A2'.3:151::f!- We 125- fsff . 'eff-2 1 fi-:ff my T521 I aft' IQfrEfl '?'f1551Z3f5 g5gQE5?5E5,.g:-'E ' l .:52?1?2'e .lfiiiiii U 5:f1-gf:1:2ssgIf21S-295-'sls.:E.:5 Y f 11 ' ' 'th ' ' ' ,,.-az-, e ows sults W1 more sna an . ' H - ff ' ' ' ' f .. 1, . ' Mme-- --' -IRE. W I .. ,, , . ,. n I - I I , . O O O l of 9 Compliments RQGERS STUDICD The Semors Favorlte Photographer OUR CUSTOMERS BECOME OUR FRIENDS We vsant our customers to come back aqam and agam To mmntam such good vull and patronaqe me sell only the klnd of furmshmqs vxe are sure wlll qlve dependable SGIVICC FURNITURE THAT KEEPS FAITH Comufrf Home fumvlsuzus Smcf 1896 239 241 MAIN STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Fat er M has or1g1nol 1d6CIS S Mr Be hoff Espec ally n alge bro Oh he s so rornantlc When he ad C L 0 T H E S dresses me he cxlwcrys calls me fcur lady Forc of hC!b1l my dear H tr et car conductor O-O IT TASTES BETTER at the LovELY TO LooK AT Johnstown Hlgh THU TO whim DELIGH L School Cafeterla 158 V . . . . C. . L A 7. V . . l I V ' ' ' ..- ll YV . - Y , h - y son 9 . ns - i i - . . , e ', . e's cz s e :Q O - U CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU CLASS OF 1942 ON YOUR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OUR ACHIEVEMENT FOR '39 YEARS HAS BEEN HIGH QUALITY DIXIE PORK PRODUCTS THE E A YOUNG CU The House of Quality IOHNSTOWN PENNA 159 0-1-O TINSIST ON YOIfNC,S DIXIE O.:-0 I u er , ' ' ,aa In COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO. O+O IOHNSTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF CLARENCE G. KULL PLUMBING and HEATING O40 525 FRANKLIN STREET PHONE 65 851 THE BOOK SHOP 136 PARK PLACI' BOOKS GREETING CARDS COMPLIMENTS SHEESLEY SUPPLY GIFTS CO Inc Teacher Thrs exammatlon W1ll be conducted on the honor system Please take seats three apart and 1n alternate rows My worst s1n she Slghed IS van 1ty I spend hours every day admlrmg b t my eau y Thats not vamty her fr1end re phed Thats 1mag1nat1on' READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDERS SUPPLIES O' O 835 37 HORNER STREET , . 4 4 O O tt . . . . v U v .li 4' u . H . tt. 1 1 ' . I H 1- 1 . ,I . I - . 1. 1 . . . H C OMPLIMEN TS - OF MAYO CHN A CUNWA UNITED J EWELERS 410 MAIN STREET A ZION 470 DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY ovo Cash Credxt Comphments H J STOCKTON GENERAL INSURANCE Flre Automoblle Casualty Surety Bonds 201 Iohn to n B nk and Tn t Bldq PHONE 77121 Iohn Kenny My feet burn Do you George Llndsay Sure' Theres nothmg better than mustard for hot dogs Mother What are the young man s 1ntent1ons7 lean Well he s been keeplng me pretty much 1n the dark Q of I O 'Q s w a is A. think a mustard bath would help? 161 MARTIN'S 0440 APPAREL FOR MISSES AND WOMEN O'vO IncI1v1duo11ty Llnked Wth Economy MILLERS' CLOTHES O'X'O ALWAYS RELIABLE ALWAYS REASONABLE LUMBER THAT STANDS THE TEST OF TIME 0-O THOMAS KINZEY Corner Horner and Golde Streets PHONE 81 251 Compllments FIELD S STORE Elcu e And as I ang the cud ence W re glued to the r seats tcxyed s Bcmtley I CI o Why s that wrong? Bob Beccxu e you cunt went out e i H of 9 X' 1 - 'n - s , i- C0. FIGIZITIGS--ncyh, so thhfs why they s . Mis - h ve went ut. i y t. - S 152 C0.IIPl,I.II1CNTS JOHNSTOWN POST No. 294 THE AMERICAN LEGION 114 MAIN STREET IOHNSTOWN Stop at the o q f The Old Lanthorn Th L1ght to Good Food G E O R G E S 1069 71 FRANKLIN STREET IOHNS'I OWN PA Stude t What would you dv me to read after gradual o E gl sh teacher The Help Want ed Column Nev n In the good old day g rls used to klss and make up Earl Ves but nowadays they make up hrst Your Eyes Deserve the Best O-O EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Heglstered Opto etrrst NEW ADDRESS 227 MARKET STREET Dral 54 141 E1 :I , PA. Sitno 1. 9 . ,, n-H a ise in? DR. ALVIN SATTEL In 1 - - - m I i - s i 163 Canadlan Fur Company FURS OF ALL KINDS Remodelmg Repalrmg and Cleanmg OO YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT THE CANADIAN FUR COMPANY 101 MARKET STREET IOHNSTOWN PA JOHNSTOWN COAL Sz COKE COMPANY Announces the completxon of a new plant t the Logan No 4 Mme Beaverdale for the preparatxon of Coals for domestxc use lohnstown and the surroundmq terntory Thxs is the famous Logan No 4 Coal used throughout the entlre Umted States be cause of nts unusual quality The coal IS double screened to remove all Imes washed to remove all lmpurmes and d st treated Can be put m on wash day without sonlmq the clothes or offendmg the housewife Not the Cheapest but the Best' FOR COAL SATISFACTION GIVE US A TRIAL Johnstown Coal 8z Coke Co Beaverdale Offlce Phone 49 Portage Offlce Phone 4451 MANGES CANDY COMPANY Adams and Rallroad Streets PHONE 50 441 O'PO D1SlI1bU tors of SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATES O O W B TROSTLE Prop Sue What a n1ce man that was' He was so compI1mentary about my complexlon Betty He ought to be he sold 1t to you Ioe you carry the baby and let me have the eggs You m1ght drop them Sallnger Photo SCYVICC DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING COPYING 531 LOCUST STREET . ' a n n n . I Y . , in Y I n . . u -y . ' I . Iohnstown Oltice-U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 62-l0l r ' F - I . . . y . 1011111111 NIS GQLDSTEI LEVIN DRESS FACTORY Wolf If you g1V9 me your tele phone number IH coll you up some t1me Wo Fme And whats your name? Red Rxdmg Hood Thats 1n the book too' Comphments REISEYS Meat Market Hlgh Grade Home Dressed Meat 403 FRANKLIN STREET PHONE 81 290 PAUL S Present Wlth Prlde SMARTEST STYLES In Shoes for Smart Women W1dth AAAA to EEE Sxzes 2 to 10 PAUL S SMART SHOES FOR WOMEN 5-17 MAIN STREET I , 'V f Y I 01 1 T ' - , Red Riding Hood- It's in the book. ' ' lf- ' . ' of C , , 165 lN GH S5 saved regularly GROW' You should be able to save at least S5 a month-only Sl 25 a week posslbly more' By con slstently mvesnng small amounts regularly here and lettmg them earn dxvldends you can get ahead Enancnally See ua. Recreatlon Cash Estate Education of Dependents Travel Vacations Home Bulldmg and Purchaslng etc Oldest Assoczatzon IH Ccrmbrza Co if CAMBRIA if BulLnnu:f,LoAn Assn 231 Franklm St Iohnstown Pa PHONE 75 761 COMPLIMENTS RIPPLE INN ON THE WINDBER ROAD O' O Large Vanety of SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS Try Our Bar B Q and Home Made Ice Cream DANCING NIGHTLY GRADUATION GIFTS S T E R L I N G Of f lee and School Supply C0 305 MARKET STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Comphments LINDLEY S SHOES CORRECT FITTING OF SMART SHOES Coach You re great' The way you hammer the 11ne dodge tackle your opponents IS s1mp1y marvelous Iohnny Makar 'I guess 1t all comes from my early trammg You see my mother used to take me shoppmg Wllh her on bargaln days Ta' heck w1th the expense' Gtve the canary another seed Complrments A FRIEND ST? I AT ' OF I Save for: RETIREMENT EMERGENCIES . . Q 1 4 of 9 O ' 1 - of 166 C OM PLIM EN TS A FRIEND Compllments Dwight R Helsel PURE FOOD MARKET 608 GROVE AVENUE IOHNSTOWN PA Better Thmgs to Eat F31 601 PHONES F31 611 Comphments LONG S SERVICE STATION 79 FAIRFIELD AVENUE Comphments GENERAL MILLS, Inc FARM SERVICE DIVISION IN SWOPE BROS BLDG Maul Street IOHNSTOWN PA Male Straphanger Madam you Female Straphanger I beg your pardon I thought 1t belonged to the man sxttlng down What a splend1d ht scud the ta11or a he Carrled the epxleptlc out of the shop I of - . of 9 of are standing on my foot. . D . 157 SKY S STORES 4790 COMPLIMENTS DR A A CONNELLY Carl I belleve rn scryxng lt Wllh flowers Nancy Yes but you sent me only one rose much I guess Ill cut 1t on lhlS dance smd the surgeon as he chloroformed the S+ VIIUS pcitxent Beauty Culture Is An Ever Wldenlng Fleld Leam a profession prepare for a future Attend a modern sehool where you leam the most Be wise mvestlqate before you mvest Youll be proud to say I am a Nicks Graduate NlCkS Academy of Beauty Culture Greer Bldg 219 225 Bedford Street IOHNSTOWN PA For Better Plumbmg At Better Pnces Dlal 85 651 UNEEDA PLUMBERS -H7 WASHINGTON STRILEI' IOHNSTOWN PA Compliments EAST END DAIRY STORE 7 OF Q C . Curl- Well, you know I never tcxlk G . ,' I ,, I I z U ' ' .Il . , ' of 168 JOHNSTOWN CENTER UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Q OF pl 1731 218 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING IOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA Ask Your Grocer for YOST S SLICED BREAD Youll lxke that sweet dQIlCl0llS taste YOST S BREAD Oven Fresh Dally TRY A LOAF TODAY MADE BY SWEET WHEAT BAKERY A YOST AND SONS Iohnstown, Pa 0 Overheard at the Rxtz Consomme bou1l1on hors doeuvres fnccxsse pou let pommes de terre cxu grcrtm deml tcxsse des glcxces and tell that mug 1n the corner to keep h1s lamps offcx me moll see' If she looks old she s young xl she looks young she s old 1f she looks bcrck follow her For a Good Show Vlsxt Your Nenghborhood Theatre Lyrlc Theatre ON FRANKLIN STREET AND Rialto Theatre ON FAIRFIELD AVENUE 169 -g x 5, 1:..: QQ: fm '455251 0 OI' S' Y , . . , , . 1 . . f I ' 1... O e s Meet and Eat LUBBIE S O'O Dlal 91 341 1073 FRANKLIN STREET OPPOSIIE Memorlal Hospltal W J ROSE AND SONS LUMBER MILLWORK Contractors Bullders M Roofmgs Asbestos Shmgles Insulatlnq Board Hard Board Iromng Boards Door and Wlndow Screen Weather Strlps Upson Board 311 TILE CEMENT PLASTER SHEETROCK Offxce Phone 54 651 Planmg M111 Phone 49 641 328 LINCOLN STREET LEADING IEWELERS AND OPTIC!!-INS OO DEROY S 132 134 Market Street IOHNSTOWN PA 85 721 PHONES 85 751 Thls explcmed Mr We1g1e one ot the most dangerous exploslves known If I am the lecxst b1t Wrong ln my experlment We are hkely to be blown through the roof Kmdly come C1 httle closer so that you can follow me better Ah ecxvesdroppmg agcnn scnd Adam as hxs WIIG tell out of the tree Comphments Gocher Funeral Home 336 VINE STREET IOHNSTOWN PA A AA Y . . Y! L t - at 9 I- Q ' - ' z- I ' d I 6, . . 9 1 of , . , . 170 UI' IOTIPIIIIPNI 301 lR41Ilf41PSUP 1919 Glosser Bros conqratulate you ind wxsh e1ch and everyone of you a well rounded successful ind useful cireer We feel sure that you carry 1nto your future the same h1qh xdeals thit have made you a successful Hlqh School Gmduate If it any t1me the Glosser Bros Store cin be of iny serv1ce to you let us know Aqaln we compllment you LOSSFK R0 Jounsrown PA EVERYIODYS STORE Teacher Are you checxtlng on th1s exc1m1ncrt1on'? Student No ma rn I was only tell my pen H Do you th1nk Irn stuck up She No why? H People as good looklng cz I om usually are 1ng h1m h1s nose was lnterfermg w1th i From Sterlhzed Bottles O40 Order a Case or a E Slx Bottle Carton DRUGGIST O' O FROM YOUR IOHNSTOWN PA FAVORITE MERCHANT Corner Mann and Clmton Streets 171 -' w - 1 fv ' 7 J I Q 1 . 1. . v v rw 1 v v , I , 1 1. M... 1. . c .1 c . 1 ' . c ' c . cl ' c . ' c . c . . . .l C C . v . , t . .. . . . . .. I .. . - , . - H, .. . , ez ' ?' I .. .1 ' ' ' unonuux no, u LPA1, on, tt , e. S 1, , . . ,. , . JOSEPH E COVER PHOTOGRAPHY FLUORESCENT LIGHTED PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL GROUPS 406 MAIN STREET Above Kredel s Druq Store Phone 27 165 Complzmen ts Roxbury Palnt Store Customer Hey thls steak IS so tough 1' s talkmg back to me WG1lY9SS Aw kw1tcherk1ck1n the chef gr1lled tt for two hours and It wouldnt utter a word When a fellow breaks a date h usually has to When a g1rl breaks a date she usually has two Complxments Dr A M Slutzker OPTOMETRIST 120 MARKET STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Comphments MCKEE MARKET COMPLIMENTS DAVIES SILVERSTONE AND C0 of -4- O -4.. l ' I .H Y K e of OF 9 A of 0 172 KUIIPIIHI NTS THE .IOHNSTOWN TRACTIUN C0 XNIJ THE SOMEPSET BUS C0 correspondent ln the heart of a mforrns us that he recently nes ed a Mamma Kangaroo mur derlng her httle one for eatmg crack MIS Showers What d1d you f1nd out about the sahvary glands? Student Nothmg they re too se cretrve SBFVICC Protectnon DEPENDABLE INSURANCE Office 600 ohnstown T1ustBldq Phone 72 131 Complzments Osborne SCFVICC Statlon Lubrlcatlon and Accessorxes 63 OSBORNE 'STREET DIAL 43 791 R8S1dQHCQ 1062 Franklm Street Phone 57 951 Insurance at a Prlce You Can Afford to Pay ALL KINDS See Us About Insurance Today Tomorrow May Be Too Late 173 OF .H . If ' 1 1 E S. F. z00K AGENCY ' H 1 H ' , ' - . -1 I Q K A. of - ' Motorola Plnleo R S A RADIO RALPH ohrlstown s Leadm q Radlotrlclan O'O DIAL 62 781 103W CLINTON STREET COMPLIMENTS OF LEITENBERGER MACHINE C0 IIC D1Slf1bUlOfS for CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH MACK TRUCKS SERVICE OUR MOTTO 232 HORNER STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Dlal 81 261 Traveler Porter get me another glass of 1ce water Porter Sorry sur but 1l I takes any mo 1ce dat co pse ID the baggage car ami gom to keep Up to slxteen a lad IS a boy scout After slxteen he becomes a g1rl scout Comphments and Son FLOUR FEED AND GRAIN THE BEST ONLY James Shoe Repalr Compllmenfs Shop 217 MARKET STREET D I 27 63 All Work Guaranteed Free Dellvery Servxce Internatlonal Ladles Garment Workers U n 1 o n ROOM 332 S k B mg I . l ' ' . . I H ' QQ ', '. ' J. H. Hershberger A QQ ia fl , I l wan uild' 174 IUHNSTOWNS FINEST VVOMENS APPAREL SHOP 'ZZ 4 333 MAIN Cfemmme L! clshzon and gfur ,DGCIGIISIS JOHN WAN DA S BEAUTY HENDERSON COMPANY OO O' O FUNERAL SERVICE SHOPPE IOHNSTOWN bAVINGS BLIILDIINC 407 MAIN STRFET IOverhec1rd at the T K E dance! Thls floor IS certctmly shppery to mght It cunt the dance floor thats shp pe-ry I lust shmed my shoes That w1ll be enough out of you sotd the doctor os he SI1ICh9d the pc ttent together 9 9 ESTABLISHED 1870 .. . . . ' 175 J OHN STOWN PLANIN G MILL COMPANY Lumber Mlllwork an Bu1lders Supplles Roofmg and Insulatm Products F H A Fmancmg Arranged DIAL 21 201 422 HORNER STREET THE MOXH AM PHARMACY Prescrlptzon Druggzst Comer Grove A e and Village St PHONE F31 691 Neighborhood Servxce at Downtown Pnces Complxments Fetterman Englneerlng Company FOUNDED 1883 CIVJI and M1nmg Engmeers IOHNSTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS FRED G GEISEL FUNERAL HOME 0-. 0 DALE BOROUGH IOHNSTOWN PA Then there was the absent mmded professor who sent h1s Wlfe to the bank and klssed h1s money good bye On second thought maybe he wasnt so absent mmded Love makes the world go round but then so does a good swallow t tobacco 1u1ce Compliments MOXHAM HARDWARE v. ' . . ,d . I . ,g v of OF I' O , ol of 176 DIEGES 84 CLUST 17 ohn Street New York N MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALTY IEWELRY CLASS RINGS AND PINS MEDALS CUPS TROPI-IIES AND PLAQUES ATHLETIC AWARDS Rep: mented By C W GREVE Chamber of Commerce Bldq PITTSBURGH PA Co plzments of H O L T Z M A N S RELIABLE CREDIT IEWELERS C Complxments D amonds and Watches 540 WASHINGTON STREET OHNSTOWN PA D I 87 761 I Ompllments Comphments A FRIEND Walter W H Betts 177 1 , . Y. . . , , I . L. m 1 . 9 of i 112 MARKET STREET Iohnstown, Pa. ia - ' I C 1 . of of C U ROYAL PLATE GLASS GLASS Ol' Automoblles Homes Store Fronts :ee f': ' li I1- il N on ll - 1 nnwu vl.A1': BLA!! cn I W Q are I I ltftflt trim I Ill -ll 512 WASHINGTON STREET Between Franklin and Clmton COMPLIMENTS IOHNSTOWNS FASTEST GROWING CLOTHING STORE O+O CLOTHING 139 Clinton Street Compllments LURAY HOTEL 113 MARKET STREET IOHNSTOWN PA If all the students who sleep 1n clcxss were placed end to end they would be much more comfortable Modern Glrl ltelephonmg home at 3 cr m I Dont worry about me Mom Im okcxy Im 1n1c11l Comphments Alex Dairy Lunch 192 CENTRAL AVE Ne t to Cochran H qh School We Speczalzze m Lunches - Spaghettl - Sundaes Comphments STEPHEN J CONWAY AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 316 LOCUST STREET IOHNSTOWN. PA L f OF W, E on I AUTOOlAiii H I GALES CREDIT I L J 'fit A 2 E of ' of of O x ig 178 M GLOSSER AND SONS PIPE and FITTINGS PLUMBING FIXTURES and HEATING SUPPLIES MINING EQUIPMENT MOTORS Salesrooms 80 86 Messenqer Street IOHNSTOWN PA Let Us Help You Keep Well Dressed MDRRELLVILLE CLEANERS AND DYERS DIAL 56 221 There Is a Morrellvllle Cleaners Store m Your Nexghborhood WINDBER SOMERSET IOHNSTOWN Compl ments LORDS S25 MAIN STREFT FAMOUS FOR COATS SUITS AND DRESSES Co pl1me t Lantos Drug Store MOXHAM B d St CAVIBRIA CITY O O COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND O i of OF m ' n s of Corner Ohio Street and Central Avenue and 409 roa reet . S. R 179 Friends of J H15 Z ff: vm -fo-re. Afoms MTRNITURE C CARl9Hf7Af1vR W'f0fw! Lo uuse ,Q er- Hznrq S Confechonarq Comph ments of ofmend WIDMANN DRUG C0 Wholesale Distributors Patent Medicines Toilet Goods Drug Sundries Etc. 764-766-768 RAILROAD STREET D' 147-371 ohnt . Comphments West End Electrlc Supply 129 FAIRFIELD AVENUE IOHNSTOWN PA Jones Optlcal C0 MANUFACTURING AND PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS 411 FRANKLIN STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Compliments Karl s Beauty Shoppe 116 CLINTON STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Ph e8029l K IStb OFFICE PHONE 43 602 RES PHONE 43 607 C S McCall Sz C0 Sheet Metal Workers and Roofers REAR 418 WOOD STREFT IOHNSTOWN PA SKATELAND l 300 BEDFORD STREET Where They Dance on Skates See Us for Partles An Enyoyable Way to RBISQ Money for Your Treasury O 1 ' . J Y 0. na I s own, Pa I , P . of , . 0 U Compliments b of ' of O 9 OI1 - al' 0 Cl' I I Q ' 180 Comphments W L BROUGHER AND SON PROVISION MARKET Member of Economy Stores A Full Lme of Frozen Foods PHONE 25 581 M Comphments WHEN IN TOWN BEFORE OR AFTER THE SHOW VISIT THE OASIS 122 MARKET STREET Phone 93 431 STATE SWEET SHOP STATE THEATRE BLDG Home Made Candy Capltol Bowlmg and Recreatlon Center FRANKLIN ST AND VINE IOHNSTOWN PA Fountam and Coolmg Refreshments CIP Iohr sto n H1gh School boy s dec: of erf ct dcxte Sh doesn t eat much She s good look ng She doesn t ecxt much She s cz good dancer She doesn t eat much R E P L O G L E S MOVlHg and Storage 438 HORNER STREET IOHNSTOWN PA Comphmen ts A FLORIST METHODIST DAY IDLEWILD PARK IULY 22nd 1942 YOI ARF WELCOIIE of - O C Comer Homer and aessenger Sts. ' of ' Ice Cream Tasty Sandwiches 1 w ' ' i 9 e : e ' , . ' i . of Y 181 Qhzs Zoole GWCLS 5ngmvecl ENGRAVINC-5 CO WW Jon-INS OWN PA -- by -- CONEMAUGI-I WEIGEL Sz BARBER Inc Th H of REAL PRINTING PRINTING RULING BINDING TELEPHONE 29 681 W MAIN STREET IOHNSTOWN PA THIS BOOK WAS PRODUCED IN OUR PLANT 183 l e ome , X fn ,.- , . x '-'V'-': .,.,..I, .I The staff of THE SPECTATOR take th1s opportunlty to thank the followmg advertxsers for the1r cooperat1on 1n helpmg to make thxs book a success Alex Daxry Lunch Amerxcan Legron Andrew s Stud1o Betts Walter W H Book Shop The Brett s Inc Brougher W L and Son Cambr1a Buxldrng and Loan Canadian Fur Co Caprtol Bowhng and Recreatron Center Cardy The Tarlor Conemaugh Engravrng Co Connelly Dr A A Conway Mayor Iohn A Conway Stephen A Cover Ioseph E Davles S1lverstone and Co DeRoy s East End Dcury Store Ehte Bakery Fetterman Engravmg Co Freld s Poster s Gale s Galllker s Gearhart and Helsel Gersel Fred G Glosser Bros Glosser M and Sons Gocher Funeral Home Goldstem and Levm Grant s Helsel Dwxght R Henderson Iohn and Co Hershberqer I H and Sons Holtzman s Home Furnrture Co lnternatronal Lad1es Garment Workers Unlon Iames Shoe Repalr Shop Iohnstown Coal and Coke Co Coca Cola Bottlrng Co H1gh School Cafeterra Planrng M111 Co Sanrtary Darry Co Iohnstown Tractron Co Tones Optrcal Co Karl s Beauty Shop Karl s Beauty Supply House Kull Clarence G Lanthorn The Old Lantos Drug Store Lertenberger Mach1ne Co Lrndley s Lona s Garage Lord s Lubbxe s lnc Iohnstown Iohnstown Iohnstown Iohnstown Luray Hotel Manges Candy Co Martxn s Millers Clothes Morrellvxlle Cleaners Moxham Hardware Moxham Pharmacy McCall C S and Co Inc McKee Market Nrck s Academy of Beauty Culture Oasls The Osborne Servrce Statlon Pamt Store The Paul s Penny I C and Co Preger Lourse Porch Grafton F Radro Ralph Relser s Replogle s Rlalto Theatre Rrpple Inn Roger s Stud1o Rose W I and Son Rothert s Rothsteln s Roxbury Pamt Store Rudel s Sallnger Photo Supply Sattel Dr Alvm Sheesley Supply Co Skateland Sky s Store Slutzer Dr A M Sterlxng Offrce and School Supply Stockton HerbertI Style Store The Swank s Sweet Wheat Bakery Thomas Kxnzey Lumber Trrbune The Uneeda Plumbers Unlted Iewelers and Co Umversrty of Plttsburgh Wanda s Beauty Shoppe Wertz Harry E Welgel and Barber Inc West End Electrtc Supply Co Wxdmann Drug Co Wllson Candy Co Woolf and Reynolds V M C A Drnrnq Room Young C A and Co Zxff s Zook S F Agency 184 C . . , , , . 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