Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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ANNA ZUBAY-Neat, small, altogether a pert little package, nice voice, pleasing manners, a good all-round member of the class. PAUL ZATKO-Don't take life too seriously-it might get you down, and above all, don't work too hard. ROSE ZANA-A gracious and graceful blonde from Hyde Park. Pep, sense of humor, brains and everything! Belongs to N. H. S. 29

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BRONWYN THOMPSON-Fun-loving, just listen to her giggle! Never too busy to enioy a good ioke. RAYMOND STEFFANINA-A tall, reserved and dignified lady belongs in Hyde Park and 204, pursues f?l general course. GAIL THOMPSON-Winsome and agreeable: keeps very busyg everybody likes herg Mary's special pal. ISABELL WARGO-A brisk blonde of 3035 cheerful and enthusiasticg has lots of pepg a good sport. STANLEY TYGIELSKI- Tucker , manager of football and basketball teams. Friendly and lively. MARGARET WALTENBAUGH-Comes quite a ways to school and works hard when she gets here: it's been nice knowin' her. JOHN ZANOTTI-He likes nothing better than fung don't try to learn too muchp you'd only forget it. BETTY WILLIAMS-Part of the commercial gang: very active and co-operative. 28

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Class History From day to day, from year to year we have striven, until at last we have reached our goal-Seniors. For this year of years we chose a group of four to be our guides in our final activities-Meredith Ludwig, Rose Tafi, Mike Mago, and Madeline Begonia. To start off with a bang, we had our pictures taken, chose and ordered our invitations and namecards, and ordered our caps and pennants. As a money raising project we sold magazine subscriptions, and we are planning a dance in the very near future. Our contribution to the entertainment part of the year was our 3-act farce entitled Going Places in which twelve of our number took part. Looking back over our past years, we find the following facts: September, 1944, was a red-letter day in our lives-the day when we really entered high school! As our leaders we chose Wendell Brewer, Paul Everwine, Stanley Tygielski, and Jack Nigro. On we went as Sophomores, coming nearer and nearer to our goal. Jack Nigro, Eleanor Kundrak, Stanley Tygielski, and Robert Nigro were elected to be our guides. The highlight of our Sophomore year was our annual Hop. Our Junior year was a full one indeed, since we had the usual arrangements and decisions to make. Our officers were Jack Nigro, Jack Meess, Eleanor Kun- drak, and Low Ponsetto. Class rings were ordered and were received March 15. The annual Junior Class play wasn't given, but we are sure that we made up for it in the senior class play. The Junior-Senior banquet was the last big event of the year. So much for the backward look. The future lies before us now, and it is our job to be the leaders and citizens needed to build a brighter and better world. 30