McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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f-Tr THE YOUOH-A-MON NINEIEEN THIRTY Two on 1 kfx y no A ABBATICCO, MARY LOUISE ABRAMS, SARA ACKERBURG, MARGARET AHLIN, ELEANOR AHLQUIST, ELINOR AKERBERG, RALPH ALISKOVITZ, DAVID ALLEN, LORETTA ALLEN, LOUISE ANDERSON, CARL ANDERSON, FERN ANDERSON, GEORGE ANDERSON, WVILLIAM ANDREWS, DONALD ANGELO, PETE APPEL, MARIE AFTER, NIATHANIEL AUSTIN, SARA AYRES, TIIELMA B BABOLIC, CATHERINE BACH, SARA BACSI, ROSE BAKER, KILARY BAKER, ORD BARCO, FRANK BARNCORD, MILDRED BARNETT, CHARLET BARNES, WALTER BARNETT, EMMA BAROWICH, ANNA BARYNAS, IRENE BASANDA, ANNA BASS, ALBERT BASSONE, JOSEPH BATHE, HARRY BAUER, JEROME BAXLAK, MARY BEACHY, DALE BEAUREGARD, NELL BEDELL, DOROTHY BEDICK, MARY BEGANDY, KOZEN BEIRNE, HELEN BEIRNE, REGIS BELL, MARQIE BELPULITI, GEORGE BELPULITI, W7ERNA BENTLEY, EISIMA BERADUCI, PHILOMENA BERGERIC, PUTULA BERGSTEIN, BERTHA BERGSTEIN, EDYTHE BERQUIST, CHARLES BERTA, FLORENCE BERWICK, MARGARET BIDDLE, JOHN FJRESHMEN The Freshman Roster BIDDLE, GEORGE BIRATH, EVELYN BISSELL, RUTH BLANK, RALPH BOBOJELICK, MIKE BOCK, HELEN BOCHENKO, RUSSELL BOOTMAN, JEAN BOOTMAN, NINA MAY BORELLO, HELEN BOYLAN, CLAIR BRADIE, ANTHONY BRADLEY, RENILDA BRANDY, REEA BREDACS, MARGARET BRILTON, PEGGY BRODNANSKY, JOHN BRODNOS, THEODORE BROOKHOUSER, DOROTHY BROWN, JACK BROWN, KATHERINE BROWN, WVARREN DRUNNEI., ELMER BUCK, MARY BUKES, NOLA BUMBARGER, ALICE BURBRIDGE, ALFRED BUTI, ELENA BUZEK, ANNA BYARD, JAMES C CAIN, LILLIAN CALHOUN, HAROLD CALLAHAN, RUSSELL CALLOWAY, WILLIS CAMERON, MARJORIE CAMPBELL, .ABIGAIL CAMPBELL, ALICE CAMPBELL, DOROTHY CAMPBELL, RUTH CANO, JOHN CARDAS, HELEN CARE, WVILLIS CAREY, HALLIE MAE CARLSON, BETTY JANE CARLSON, MILDRED CARPENTER, GLADYS CARROLL, 'JAMES CARROLL, KENNETH CARSON, .JOSEPH CARTIA, MARY CASE, HAROLD CASTURO, CHARLES CAVES, DOROTHY CHANCIU, ANTHONY CHECK, CECILIA CHONTOS, MARTHA CHURCHFIELD, WILFRE CLARK, DAVID D CLARKE, ELIZABETH CLINE, BILL CINDRIC, CATHERINE COLE, GEORGE CONRADE, DOROTHY CONSIDINB, RUTH COMES, JAMES COMO, JOHN COMMIA, STELLA CONROY, ALBINE COREETT, DUNOTAN CORDANE, ANNIE CORAY, MARY CORNELL, CARTHERINE CORREZA, PAUL COWELL, CHARLES COY, SAMUEL CRAWFORD, ALBERTA CROCHY, FRANK CROMIE, HUGH CROSBY, DOROTHY CURRY, ADA CURRY, REED CURRAN, IVTILDRED D DAITEY, BETTY JANE DAHLIN, LOUISE DANDAR, EMIL DANKO, MARY DANIELSON, FERN DANSIK, ISABEI. DARLING, LEON DARSEY, 'JUNE DAVIS, ADOLPH DAVIS, HOWARD DAVIS, EDNA DAVIS, ELINORE DAVIS, MADELINE DAVIS, MIIIDRED DAVIS, NOBY DAVIS, WVILLIAM DAWKINS, DELMAR DAWSON, ARTHUR DAWSON, RAYMOND DEBERRY, SANFORD DIEDRICK, WVARREN DE MARCHI, JOHN DE STEFANOS, JOSEPH DEEMER, MARGARET DENNEN, BETTY DIEGELMAN, FRANCIS DILLOW, VIR-GINIA DIRLE, LOUIS DITMORE, LA RUE DITMORE, LA VEOU DOBLICH, RAY E. DOBOS, IRENE DODDS, CLARENCE DODDS, LUCILLE DOMARSKY, GLADYS DOMINGO, JOHN DOMINIK, EDWARD DONTRICH, HELEN DORICK, STANLEY DRYE, HARRY DRYE, FRANCES DUDASH, MARGARET DUGAN, CATHERINE DUNCAN, ELIZABETH DUNCAN, EMERSON DUNCAN, REED DUNCAN, ROBERT DURLEY, GRACE E EHRHARDT, ESTHER ELKINS, ELIZABETH ELLIOT, FRANKLIN ENGSTER, LILLIAN ENGWER, VERA ENQUIST, IDA ERO, PAUL ESTOK,.JUL1A ESTEP, RUTH EVANS, BETTY F FALLQUIST, DOROTHY FATH, CHRISTO FARKAS, ALBERT FARCUS, LEONA FELDMAN, FLORENCE FERGUSON, RAYMOND FESH, RAY FETTERS, ROBERT FICHERA, TOM FIDLER, ALBERT FIELD, VIRGINIA FILSON, MARY FINLAYSON, CARL FIRESTONE, PHYLLIS FITCH, GRACE FITCHAN, GAZELLA FLAHERTY, RITA FLECKENSTEIN, JOHN FLEGAL, PAUL FLEMING, RUTH FLOHR, BETTY FLORENZ, ANDREYV FORNEY, JANE FOX, XVILLIANIJ. FRANKOVIC, YJOSEPHINE FRANKS, LULU FREUND, ETHEL G GAJDZIK, ANNA GALA, CHARLES ,ML EE 92

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f 'J THE YOUGH-A-MON NINEIEEN THIRTY Two ,K 'NWN , ,Q 17X 7'x The 1934 Class History HE great golf tournament opened on the ninth day of September, 1930, on the magnificent golf course which lies on a hill overlooking our busy city. This is considered one of the finest and most diflicult courses in the state of Pennsylvania. Several years prior to the opening of this great tournament, foursomes had been in training on smaller courses, to make ready for the great match. These smaller courses included Centennial, Shaw Avenue, Versailles, and Walnut Schools. Most of the dubs had been eliminated because of hazards, mental or otherwise, and those who were ready for the start were really the cream of the crop. We were off for the first nine holes. Frightened Freshmen went to the F66 for their first drive, laden with their golf bags, filled with golf clubs, ready to master their own degrees. No caddies are allowed on this course, because everyone must carry his own sticks. A hole-in-one was made by Miss Wallace, when she presented the operetta Rosamunde. The students made a beautiful drive in selling the Red and Blue and the Yough-A-Mon. When we laid our clubs away for the Easter vacation, Miss Gillman and Miss Meinert took a group of girls on a trip to Washing- ton. During the year Dr. Richey, the pro, frequently visited the course to oversee our drives, putts, and mashie shots. It took a good niblick to get our examinations from the high grass onto the fairway. While we sat in the shade of a huge tree, the glee clubs entertained us. As I look back over the playing of the first nine holes, which took us a year to complete, there were no outstanding plays of great brilliance, but neither were there any dub shots. Few of us, if any, remained long in the rough. With Dr. Richey as our pro, we started these finals with the greatest number of players in the history of the golf club. After several months of rest we came again for the second nine holes. The course was so crowded that it was necessary to make permanent tees. Room 104 had 10091 in banking Ctheir shotsl. The football team received a prize trophy for winning every game except that with Clairton on Thanksgiving Day. After the Christmas vacation, we took time to aid the hospital drive by writing essays to further community interest in this project. After we had played a few more holes, the teachers organized debating teams, and the debaters visited other courses bring- ing home victories. The high school made a food collection for the hungry golfers at the Helping Hand, the Salvation Army, and other charity establishments. A few of our orchestra champions departed for a national convention in Cleveland. Having gone over the course once, we felt a certain amount of assurance, but, by the time we had reached the sixth hole, we very unexpectedly ran into some examination sand traps. Most of the players continued playing to the next hole, while a few were left behind, contemplating their trapped ball. A George Washington Tableau helped to take our minds off the steady grind. We are almost over the first eighteen holes without serious mishaps, but cer- tainly we have a very much better idea of this great game of golf. There are still eighteen more holes to play, but with the steady guiding hands of our pros, Dr. Richey, Mr. Bower, Mr. Lawson, and the faculty, we are sure to win the goal in the year 1934. ARABELLA sraxn SWL 91

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C' I , THE YOUGH'A'MON og I Alf' 'I NINETEEN THIRTY TWO WI THE FRESHMAN ROSTER GARDNER, DOROTHY GARVIN, WILLIAM GAYDOS, MARY GEHIS, HEDWIG GELTz, LILLIAN GENARD, NORMA GENNARO, ANNE GEORGE, ELIZABETH GIBSON, CLIFFORD GIBSON, NORMAN GIESE, EVELYN GILMORE, CATHERINE GINGO, BARBARA GINN, JANE GOEBELS, RUTH GOEHEL, IVA GOLDBERG, ARTHUR GOLDBERG, ESTELLE GOTHARD, HELEN GOWASH, ANDREW GRACE, BETTY GRANGER, GRACE GRANT, BETTY GRAY, ACHISON GREAVES, DORIS GREGG, RUTH GREGG, RUTH GRIACK, MARY GRIFFITHS, LILLIE GROSS, ANDREW GRUBIC, BARBARA L. GUBUZNAY, FRANCES GUISLER, HAZEL GUSKY, IRMA GUTTMAN, JESSE H HAEBERLEN, JEAN HAGEN, MYRTLE HAMM, MABEL HAMM, MYRTLE HARRIS, PHYLLIS HARRISON, DOROTHY HARST, IDA HARTSTEIN, RAYMOND HASELHOFF, WILLIAM HAYDIE, MARGARET HAY, EDWARD HAZUKA, VERONICA HEHOLT, ALBERT HEILMAN, HARRY HELMSTADTER, LEROY HENDERSON, MELUIN HENDRIE, FERN HENDRIE, LOUISE HERBERT, DORCAS HERSKOWITZ, BILLY HESS, MARTHA HIBBS, MADELYN HILBERT, BYARD HITEMAN, DOROTHY HIVELY, JEAN HOBBS, BETTY HOBBY, BERNICE HOCH, WILLIAM HOCKO, JOSEPIIINE HOFFMEISTER, GRACE HOOP, WILLIAM HOPKINS, VIRGINIA HORNAK, ANNA HORN, WILDA HORNEECK, CAROLYN HORNFECK, LAWRENCE HORNYAK, STEVE HOYT, MILLICENT HUDSON, HAZEL HUTTENHOWER, DORIS HUDAK, ALBERT HUFF, WILLIAM HUEMME, ARDAFAY HUSTON, DOROTHY HYDUK, CATHERINE HUGHES, ALICE HUISEMAN, THURMAN HUTSKO, STELLO HALLE, GRACE HALLERON, WILLIAM HIRSHBERG, 'JAMES HUDSON, DOROTHY HUMENIK, THERESA HYDUK, ANNA I ILGENDRITZ, HARRY INGEL, VIOLA INGRAM, ELIZABETH INKS, ROY IRVIN, HENRY IVEY, JANE IZBICKA, BERNICE J JACK, ROBERT JACKEL, GLENN JACKSON, RUTH JANUS, HELEN JARVIS, EVA JOHOVICH, BARBARA JOHNSON, NAOMI JOHNSON, NORMAN JOHNSON, EDDIE JOHNSON, ANNA JOHNSEK, LOUISE JONES, JIMMY JONES, JOHN JONES, IDA JONES, RICHARD JOYCE, CHARLIE JURELLA, EMILY K KANSA, ALBERT KANSA, ETHEL KANAFFA, HELEN KATRICK, GEORGE KEDDIE, MARGARET KELLY, CRAWFORD KAZIMISRSKI, EMILYAN KELLY, CHARLES KEELER, ELWOOD KELLY, PATRICK KEMP, GLENN KENNEDY, JANE KENNEDY, WILLIAM KIER, ADA KIER, RUTH KISH, MARGARET KING, HELEN JANE KIRSCHNER, RUTH KIRSCH, MARGARET KISH, CHARLES KISCH, GAZALLA KITTIKO, JOSEPH KITTIKO, MATHEW KLEIN, ALBERTA KLINE, FRANCIS KLEIN, MARGARET KLIPA, PETER KNISS, LOUISE KNOBE, VIVIAN KNORTZ, MILDRED KNOWLTON, ROBERT KOCI-IINA, MICHAEL KOLESAR, PAULINE KORTZ, ELVERNA KOSIARCK, HELEN KOVAC, ANNA KOVAC, PAUL KOVAC, ELIZABETH KOVAL, MARY KRAUS, GLENN KRAUSE, ALFRED KRAYSCHICK, STANLEY KREUTZMAN, ALMA KRUNSKY, CHESTER KRUTZ, FRED KUDLACK, CYRIL KUSIC, MICHAEL KUCICK, ANNA KULOSA, LEO KUNKELMAN, HELEN KUCKERAK, ANTHONY KUGLER, DOROTHY KURERY, GEORGE KUSTRA, HELEN KOOTKAS, MARY L LAMB, DOROTHY LAMB, LOUISE LAMB, LUCILLE LANDSTORN, RUTH LANDY, GLENN LANG, BETTY LANGLEY, JEAN LANGLEY, LOIS LA ROSS, GRACE LARSON, CHRISTINE LATTA, WILLIAM LAZAR, MARY LAZEAR, JAMES LE BRETON, JEAN LE CHALK, MARGARET LECKMANN, LEE LEFKOWITZ, HENRY LEWIS, EDITH LEWIS, ISADORE LIMLEY, LORETTA LINDBERGH, EARL -Continued LINDBERG, ROBERT LINDEN, LOUIS LITTLE, VIRGINIA LOCKHART, NEIL LONG, HAzEL LONG, MINNIE LOTZ, HELEN LOVAS, ANDY LOVEALL, JENNIE LOVELL, RUTH LOVRICK, LOUISE LOWRY, CORRINE LOWRY, VIRGINIA LOYA, JOSEPH LUCANISH, VINCENT M MAC, FRANCES MACDONALD, RUTH MACFARLANE, HELEN MACKEWIZ, MIMMIE MACNAIR, JESSIE MACLACEY. LILLIE MAGNUS, MARGARET MALEY, DONALD MALLOY, BERNARD MALLOY, PEGGY MANNING, TOM MANZLAK, JOHN MARCHELLE, FRANK IVIARKS, PAUL MARKS, RUTH MASALLE, LENORA MASER, ESTHER MAUHENNY, DAR MAUN, DELMA MAUND, LILLIAN MAXWELL, MARGARET MAY, FRANK MAY, JOSEPH MAYDEW, VIRGINIA MCBETH, EARL MCBRIDE, ISABELLA MCCAHILL, RITA MCCANDLESS, RUTH MCCARTY, ISABELLE MCCASKEY, HELEN MCCLAY, MARJORIE MCCLUSKEY, MARY MCCI.ELLAND, FRANK MCCORKLE, RUTH MCCROCKEN, BETTY MCCRUMB, ALBERT MCCUNE, TOM MCDONOUGH, BETTY MCGAW, WILLIAM INICKEE, WILLIAM MCKENNA, ROBERT MCINTOSH, RITA MCKEE, JOHN MCLANE, CLARA MCMILLAN, LILLIAN MCMULLER, BERTELLE MCNAIR, JOHN MEDVED, MAGDELINE MEHLMAN, ROSE MELLINGER, BILL I 6 J 93