McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)
- Class of 1948
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M.D. Praricient Vife Prarizienl . a' - . A EDWARD C. EOWDEN JAMES M. GUFFEY ROBERT M. HEFT 5, H, HIRSHBERG - -Y W , I LUCY LEE JONES T. D. MCKEE ELISABETH H. NEWLIN W. T. NORTON Secretary and l3u.ri1ze.f.r Nhrmzgevf 9 ADMINISTRATION .JAMES H. LAWSON SHj7L'7'j71fL'7Z6i67Zl of Suhoolf 10 ADMINISTRATION HOWARD C. MCELROY JOHN S. MCFEATERS Principal of the High School Axxlrtam Principal of the High School 11 ADMINISTRATION FRANK J. WEIGLE Principal of the Vomtiomzl School BERT JOHNSON Difeatof of VOC'clfi0124l Edumtiovz ADMINISTRATI F, FRANK CRALI. Prilzcipfzl of thc' Slum' AI'L'll1ff! Iizzildifzg 1 , 11' ' 7, X ARTHUR O. HORN Priizfipfzl of Zlze George W u,s'bizzgtr111 Iilfilzfinlq ADMINISTRATION H. GERTRUDE BROWN Girlx' Azl1'i.rer United States History CLAIRE MAE HALER BETTY JANE LLEWELLYN Clerkx, Tech High School 'Q ALMA JEAN GEORGE JOY JOHNSON , Q Clerk. Vocational Sfhool Clerk. George Wafbzngton Bzrzlclmg .14 SHELBY ERWIN Student C ozlmelor Department-Chairmzm of Social Studies AUDREY EVANS Clerk, Sbazv Azfenue Building G. R. ACKLIN Englifb GEORGE ALLISON C i vie: Pemzrylvavzia Hiflory 1-ll3R1sliR'1' M. AMSCHLIZR German Rosu F. ARON15 BllJ'lIl0.f.f Macbinex MAl!Y AULD Latin FOSTER B1zAT1'Y Erzgllrb FACULTY .Nl 15 WYNONA BEATTY Algebra AGNES M. BEDELL C ommervial Aritbmetiv IRA J. BERKEMA Department-Cbaimza1z of Englifb Josravu W. BLACK Algebra DORIS H. Bun Englixb IRMA C. BOAX Algebra JAMES W. BOWEN Solicl Geometry Higher Algebra Trigonometry V1v1AN BOWLES Clerical Practice EDWARD G. BURGER Sheet Metal J. STANLEY CALHOUN Algebra CORNELIUS P. CAMPBELL United Statey History LOUISE M. CANFIELD English FACULTY 16 R. D. CANNON Electricity BYRON L. CHAPLIN Vocational Electrical Theory WILLIAM A. CLEES Department-Chairman of Phyxical Education JEAN BAIRD-COURSIN En glixh ROBERT M. CRAUsAz Department-Chairman of M oalern Langaagex French OBER D. CROUSE Department-Chairman of Science Phyficx FACULTY LAWRENCE A. DESIMONE lnftrnmental Mmic L. P. DEWOODY Bookkeeping BEN JAMIN B. DISEGI Phyfical Education H ealtb C ivicf ALBERT R. DOEHLA United State! Hi.rt01'y Comnmer Economicx MARGARET DUNLAP United State: Hiftory ANNA S. DUNLOP United State: Hiftory 17 LOUIS H. DUNLOP Cbenzixtry ALICE M. ENGELS Shorthand Tranfcription LOUISE M. EXNER English ALBERT T. FALLQUIST Chemiilfy EMMA K. FBDAK Typewriting Sh ortband DONALD E. FERGUSON Englixh jOI-IN J. FREEMAN Phyfical Education CARRIE L. GAILEY Algebra Science EDWARD W. GARBETT Department-Chairman of Mnxic Inftrumental Music NORMAN M. GIBSON En glifh ELLA W. GILCHRIST Commercial Law S horzhand SARA GORZO Department-Chairman of Home Economicy FACULTY 18 DOROTHY GUZANICK C 2 oral Mmic AMY E. HALL Home Economic! WINFIELD S. HARDING Patteafnmaking HAZEL L, HARDY Bookkeeping LOUISE S. HOLIDAY Rapid Calculation MICHAEL HRITZ Shop Mathematicx J, RO131sR'r IZOD Englifb HELEN P. JENKINS Algebra J. MORRIS JONES Blueprint R ending R elated Drawing MARGARET KEREZSI C ivizxr Pennfylvania Hiftory HARRY L. KOHN American Government United States Hiftory M. C. KOONS Trarle Drafting FACULTY 19 GEORGE A. KRAUSIZ Vocational lY'ootl11'orkir1g GERALD F. LANRS H owne Appliance and Radio HARRY M. LEE Aafzfancetl Macloine Shop Practice GRACE J. LEMON Algebra JAMES H. LEWIS Electrical Wiring GERTR UDE E. LINDQUIST Typewrlting S ly 0 rthancl RACHEL A. LINDQUIS1' C ivvics Pennsylvania History RUTH E. Low Englifh JULIA M. LOYA Economic Geography MUNROE A. MACDONALD Electrical Wiring JEAN MACKINNEY Librarian HELEN G. MALSEED United Statef Hiftory Social Problem! FACULTY 20 C. EARL MANSFIELD Geometry MARTHA M. MCCAMANT Biology GEORGE H. MCCONNELL Phyficf Shop Mathematic! MARY LOUISE MCGRANN Bookkeeping Typewriting EDWARD O. MCKEE United Statex and World Hiytory CHARLES E. MCKENERY Englixh . MCMIINN uistry E. MEXNERT me Nursing st Aid LMA M. MERMELSTEIN atin ivics ennsylfvania History SEPH E. MOEFATI Plane Geometry Algebra ELMER G. MOLIN Machine Shop Practice ANNA MORLOCK C ioics Pennsylvania History FACU L'1' 1 Hwnenen 21 MARY ANN MRKONlC Home Economics ALAN H. NELSON Industrial Arts ANNA A. NELSON English C. LXLLIAN NELSON English LUCILLE NEWHOUSE World History Physical Geography DOROTHY M. NORTON Spanish WALTER B. OLIVER E rz glifh DOROTHY C. OREND Phguical Education Hygiene WILLIAM D. PARSONS Algebra HELEN M. POTTHOFF Algebra JAY PRIEST Mechanical Drawing CONRAD PRIMAVERA Commercial Art FACULTY 22 HARRY C. PRY Efzglixla THOMAS A. QUINN English PAULINE M. REED Choral Mufic MARK R. REIGARD World Hiftory AMELIA RICHARDSON Department-Chairman of Matbematicx Plane Geometry HULDA F. RITCHEY Englixb fNfARL1N Ross Latin VVILLIAM R. SADLER, Mesbanical Drawing CARMELITA A. SAVAGE Sboriband Typewriting AUGUST M. SCHAD Lnglirb CHARLES E. SCHAEFFER Librarian HELEN V. SCOTT World H ivory Penmylvania Hiftory FACULTY 23 ANNE B. SIGMUND General S cience Biology DOROTHY A. SMEDLEY General Science MICHAEL SPEARNAK Svience GLADYS R. SPIEGEL Engliyb MARY ELIZABETH STEWART Algebra Arithmetic SAMUEL L. STEWART Science EsT1-TER E. STOUGH Science MARY E. THOMPSON World Hiftory Penmylvania H istory C ivicx HENRY j. TINDALL Ecoiiomicx S ocial Prolalemy ELEANOR M. TOBIN E n glixla H. VERA TRIMBLE Art CHARLOTTE UPTON Home Economics FACULTY 24 THOMAS E. VARGO Playxical Education H ealtla Civicx MARTHA ANNE VERNER Algebra JUNE F. WAMPLER Algebra JEAN M. WARD Sb orthaml Typewfiting Salexmanxhip CATHERINE I.. WATSON Englixb G. KATHERINE WATSON S panixh French J. HAROLD WBIGLE Phyxical Education Health HOMER O. WEITZ Trade Drafting RUTH A. WEST C izficf Perznxyloania H ixtory OLIVER F. WESTER C hemixtry Biology Algebra Geometry LILLIAN P. GRAY FACULTY JOHN F. WILLAUER Biology Chemixtry MARY LOUISE WILLS World Hixtory PHILIP H. WINGERT Social Problem: HELEN A. WINTER Civic: Penmylvania Hixtory On Leave of Abzence ELFREEDA B. AHLQUIST JOSEPH DANKO On Sabbarical Leave HECTOR BELGRADB 25 d N f n by C7201 army, ,,-, 'xy Xa fsj lways ln our great country, the doors of learning are a ly open. We at Mclieesport High School have had the priv- ilege of receiving both physical and cultural training. We have had the opportunity of studying under competent teachers, all the subjects necessary for accredited academic trainingfthe biological, physical, and social sciences, as well as courses in manual and business training. In all probability, some of our Adventures in Scholar- ship, as yinal examinations, have not been altogether pleasant. But, such adventures have prepared us for our life after graduation. As we have had to overcome obstacles in our attempt to gain knowledge at school, so will we have to cope with like situations after graduation. The many fine thoughts and bits of wisdom we have gathered here should aid us to meet every crisis in life. May our school ever remain true to its fine ideals and its high scholastic standards! 4' f , -f f 26 Lighting the Candle of Leadership 27 FRESHMEN AT SHAW CLASS OF 1951 Four long years lie ahead of you. You have just begun to mount the steps to adulthood, to go to Worlds un- known. Do not be afraid of the first stepg it will quickly fade into the second one. Bert of wixlaer and good luck Af you go up your wuyg Posxeueaf with plenty of pluck To face the .fluff of your New Day. In time, your school will become a mine, from which can be had the purest gold-education. ' w i i E CT' X V nf Q 0 , gm 5 'sz' by RJ: ' e 1 o Fig , Q ! 2 I N SQ ' yi .D ' 3' 'M A ,f'-ef go IQ ?lg'Ffxl's o.. -.g,,W, at 4 Q gr I P 2, , Wx Q, s nl, , fm I -i uf. f :Asa wh My , Ni' r I, J .., I ' 1 ,. L4-Q I ,W mx SUM, 5, L, 5 v 4 A wiqww , W 'sm ,m , lk A . SI- ,, Q 3 as if K r Q 1 v A M 4, QW? P 'Z lil I1 -A ,I 'U N 3? 4 .7 l, .X l ... ,f - xl- .'1' 'f .n fm 4 'Z ' ' 1 J 1 if ta few gy Q 1 , ,G , ,X 4-N ew N. ' , 'Y SHAW AVENUE FRESHMEI CLASS OF 1951 ROOM lIfMARTHA ANNIE VIYRXER Fray! Rf2r1fVirg.:inia XYagr1er, George Korinko. Micha XY'hittaker. Morgan Carter. joseph Yelrri. Jean Mt gano. Geraldine Marko, Veronita l'rsr.i Serond Ron-Naomi Wkzrd. XY'ilherr Steele. Phyl Overstake. XYill1am Mezotl. litlward Saraka. Miss Vt ner. Patricia Spiegel. ,lark Anderson. Eileen Izsa Elsie Mae Bycott. Donna Robbins Third Razz'-Patty XY'hiteman. William Rollason. Dom Clark, Marilyn Abels, Audrey Palm. ,lohn Dum Marianne Kaylor. Elinor Gala. Mildred Forney. Lt ROOM l-i-THOMAS A. QUINN Front Row-Peter Bosnak, Flora Mae Dougherty, Mary Berwick, Gertrude Skop, Glenn Sievern. Florence Jacobs, Joseph Novotniak, Margaret Lako Serum! R010-Ida Rose Ursiny, John Simko, Anne Goscinsky, Donald Coleman, Larry Jelferson, Mr. Quinn, Jean Rodman, Jo Ann Gulasky, Mildred Ba- kalis, Lawrence Hreletic, Bernard Borkowski Third Row-Louise Mogus, Donald Barnes. Edward lletlnarowsky, Bernard Tkac. Frank Zupan, Edward Witktmwski, Shirley Loya, Alex Hernandez. Willia111 Raymond, Stephen Gasparovic, Xllfinifred Marrus ., Hager. Anne Bokulic ROOM 15-HELEN A. XYIXTER Frrml Rim'-Zane Kuder, Loretta Rectelle, Magdalene Medina, Mary Etta Curry. Eugene Sullivan, Dahd Brown, john Kichl, Norman Stinebaugh Semnd Rau'-Delores Diehl, Rose Reza. Emsie Everett. Katherine Davis, Shirley Gates. Miss Winter, Donald Cassidy, Grace Herriott, Clifton Flood. Isaiah llhavis. Alonzo Brown Third Row-james Dunlay. Carl Schneider. Betty Jean Kelly, Rucl Wunnlerley, Conney Kimho, Ralph Black- well, Blair Whittington. Gaye Oskin, Buddy Diamond. Rex Peebley, Robert Scott Abram from Plitlllffi'-DElOIES Holrngreen gm-.4 ROOM 16-HULDA F, Rl'l'CIl-IEY Fmrrl Raw-James Gay. Lharles Hadad. George Sh Rosemary George. Nellie l'nderwood. Ray Spam, N Burton. Harry Berkowitz Semud RYIATDOFUIDY Kelley. Eileen Gebhardt. Ela Muscante, Arlene jackson. Ellen Scott, jafk Melt Mry. Ritchey. Mary Matzus. Geraldine Rosner. Eve Milslagle. Donald Gierard, livher Gehmm. Bark Magee Third ROIl'DOl'UIlH' Mc-dit. ,loan jones, Leonard I lik. Marcia Grupp. Nina Helle jones. John Prok Richard Morgan. Riehard Thomas. William Byc Laurence Shranaton. lharlex Tedritk. Ronald Bern Eugene Koen SHAW AVENUE F RESHMEN CLASS OF 1951 ROOM I'-IESTHER STOl'Gl'l lrful Rm. f-Drniim Gcllmn, Dnrmliy Crlu, ,lc-.an Spnng. Rflwri Piiillpx. Billy Pearson, Rose Marie 'I-Clllllll. K.iiliryn liuliun, Anna Mac KuwalRki Mruml Rf.n-R-ww Amcndula. Marinn lf-nzglimn, Dulnrus iurlln-f. ,lrnvi Ilarriv. Dnriw Kzrrkmki. Mn Stcriigli. lin-rngml 'lirp.ik Rnhcrr xXr1rg.f. Alulm Girdca. ,lnwpli Spiiiusi, V xiiin 'Il-Llcwo Tlfml Rffn --'O'g.r Gwinn-ky. Erncry Mari. Compu lirul- L-ruk ,lun Xliulimrlxlxi. ,lohn Zanko. Srcplicn Hor- mvxiuuli. li Ili lin-xzlcr. Anrliony Sl-curl n. Larry Spnnn Puirl llruvuii 'lb-ful Huw l'1rlml---Rulmcrr Lnrlir. l, uw Kelly. Viv- i.in Lune RUUX1 JU-XXYNONA HVATTY rffrff Iifn--l7.rn,1!d Silmrcr. Rrrlwrr T.i3lnr. Nnnq Y.ir- mky Arlum- Snmlcrx, Dnluiu R',:w.n, Rulvcri lxry. Ninn.: ,lun l,luu.'llyn. liinhard Xlillcr u.f.f..l Rina f XXill.in1 Kxnc. -lc.in l'r.1nklln, Dimniiiiil Nl.ln'1u, Viiurnr Kurriniiis. Xlrx llagiui, Sxlxoicr DA' inninr x Xlilrlrv.-nl Uluwk. Xlnrilyn Hurnr lfrlim Srlir1l.lL'r ll'n.l limi- KL-rim-ili Xlikcll. lfilxuirrl Orrublii Kcnncili ML-wr. I.r-ins S1nr.rrn-sl XX.ilu'r l,.ir.m.iy. l'inL-ry llur- x.iiin. ,l.i:nu llw-c, Ariilwrmc Spiing. Nlrinllcl Nlusqi1L'il.l ROOM H4-CSIEORCGIE ALLISON lin 'f 'Frm' ---- 'V--inn flivlziiipzclw, D-ris Uzilmllcs, Andrvv Karija, William lk-rlciiy. Zim Pipp, Anihony Panini Gloria Knrmiclis, lrvnc liilalmklziwck Sammi RUN -lVl2ll'lilI1 Husnk, l:l1I'l'ilI0 Valmlala, Kcniicil Srawnrr, Cilurisxu Nvynmn, Nilkcy Fla.-ngarxc, Mr. Alli nn, Karl Byrr-'. Brin' fil'll!llRL'. Sliirlvc Milburn, Hazt' Piowcsan, I,ucilIc llll0l1il2lVL'I' Third l8f,1wilf1'r-nl lfrcssinim, Henry lfcrringmn, Gilbcr Burton, licrnarcl Phillips, Louis Wumlcrlcy, Donal: Kwslmer, lfixmk Wlmiiiailcw, Philip llarih, Bruce Han ncpan. ,lnhn llikcwicli. Orrix l:l'l!,'Ill7lIlj.l RWIJM l X--SANIH ll, l. S'l'liXY'ART Frnzf Rin--Y1:.1 Sliringiigrn, ,lrmph Kml, Ruben Marrli iw l-lrfwllgi Puifwii. Cl1.irl:.i:u l'ryur, lfrancis Karkn Regis Nurin. Luc llalrilcx Serum! Rniif-Rmiiilrl Cairrnzm. llin Muonis, Hclcr livarigclisizi. Alvin Wiiiiu, Virginia Klug, Charle- Burchcll. Mr. Srcwiirr. Riclmrrl llulinsun, Ida Karonai XVzlnta Smnn, Ruse Marin Knpisak, Patricia Bulger William lilck 'l'lJi.'d I?nii+GL'urgu Triiinpc, Rohn-ri Gibson, Felix May er, Ruben H.irp:'r, Mik: Sliinn-ki. Allllllf Papp, john Gilrczuh, Ilznixlrl Sliiinnnn, jzum-s King, Alex Michal ifzyn flbiwll from Plilnrif-Alrmi l'cicl'mii SHAW AVENUE FRESHME CLASS OF 1951 ROOM 2lAfRIlTH A. XVEST l7runl Run'-Vincent Orldo, Shirley Sayles. Teddy Plun Iiflwnru Cook, joseph I.rlg:rres, james Wilsfirr, G1 l:ilZ,LZCl'2llCl, Dorothy Paulin Smruzd Row-'l'im RL-za, flohn Wargcmviclx. Er rusif. ,loyfc Xlifarrc-r'son, Miss West. Rose Dui aldinc Gasdick. G1'l'll'ULlL' lmlic NL-llic ffzura lward mth. C Tlvml Rina'-Nick Trlmvn.. Virginia Schrader. XYill Butler. James Marshalli james Anderson. ltdw Largv. Edward Bcnink. Kathleen Lanning. lidw Kumi ROOM 21B-RUTH A WEST Ilrnw R , auine Gardea, Wi Rcndulic, Richard Baran. Korleen Klein, flames 1 aszynski, Katherine Vukovm M uw-Bernard Picrcc P l' .n, ary Knesrrick Serrmzl Row-Lois Boyce, Katherine Quinn, Nancy G Barbara Mihalic, Jack Cochran, Miss XVesr, Hai XVESI, Virginia Abraham, Robert Tho ' Youn ' ' ' ' mpson. Ja ge. Virginia Teri Third Rua--Righard Merzler, R ay Klipa. Carl Grir George Lukerrc. Richard liranko, Alfred XY'aldba Theodore Seguiel, Randolph Gerharr. Vernon Nul fmt pr happy group of F1'!!.l'hi6.f at Sbau' AZ'61lllE 32 4 LISH GROUP uligx F. Ritchey 'l2QIz'bc'r ALGEBR Mi QS Gr.1L'c Tun LEARNING Miss Ruth X CI V ICS f. W'est 7V ' Cr!! 601' LEARNING SCIENCE SHAW AVENUE 'RED AND BLUEE MEMBERS s. Louise M. CanHe1d Spomor INSTR U GRC Lawrence A. Dire Samuel L St! Teacher G YM CLA S' john Freeng Teaffaer W Ulf 'QA gg V WV. .t-,Vg A, E if a Egg ?'2? 'M? I ' f 1. A L- ff mm .W Rf Lvqg E , gg! in an fl ' s W, x 6 SQ M. .Lf. 3 KY . . i N3 Mkgf 65 'F AW AVENUE HI-Y IN SESSION ii? SHAVU AVENUE HI-Y IN THE GAME ROOM Sl-I AW AVENUE CHEERLEADERS FHAYV AVENUE GLUE CLUB GROUP II Mish Dorothy Guznnick l'7il'ec'I1'cs.r SHAW AVENUE GLIEE CLUB GROUP I Miss Dorothy Guznnick Di rar! rm ,r SI-IAVU AVENUE JANITORIAL STAFF George E. Young SlIf7L'!'l'fiUV SHAW AVENUE GYM CLASS jonh J. Freeman Teacher GYM TIME SPORT AT SHAW SHAW AVENUE FOOTBALL SQUAD JOHN J. FREEMAN, Coafb Ffalll Rau-William Marta. Edward Ratesic. XY'illiam Breletic. Gilbert Burton, Kenneth Mikell. john Gardea. Sefonu' Rott'-Theodore Plunkn. Student Manager, Clifton Flovd, Luuzi Socrafs. Leroy Neyrnam Philip Barth, john Gilrearh, Xvalter Laraway. james McNerney. Robert King, XY'illiam Bycutt. Donald Kartic. Third Ron'-Ralph Blackwell. Charles jones. Donald Kushner. Louis XVunderley, Conney Kimbo. Donald McCauley. Abram from Pmure--Billy Butler, George Luketic, Gene Pnvlic. Robert Scott, joe Spinosi, Bernartl Tkac. Frank Wfhitraker, Frank Zupan. Shaw Avenue . . . . 0 George Washingttmn . . . Shaw Avenue .. .. 0 George Washingrcnn .. . Shaw Avenue . . . . .12 Glassport ...... . . . . . Shaw Avenue . . . . .12 Donora ....... . . . . . Shaw Avenue . . . . 6 George Washingttnn . . . All Stars .... .. 0 junior Varsity ..... . 39 SHAW AVENUE BASKETBALL SQUAD JOHN J. FREEMAN, Coach From Row-Lt-my Neyman, Ralph Blackwell. Semnd Row-Joe Novarniak, Bill Butler, Jay Dunlay, Gilbert Burton, Mc. Freeman, Alex Hermandez, Don McCauley, James Shinoski, Edmund Adams, Clifton Hood, Dick Metzler, Don Bash. Abreu! from Fixture-James McNerney, The Shaw Avenue Freshmen played an eighteen game schedule. They started the season in an impressive style, defeating Lebanon, Homeville and George Washington. Thereafter, they played rather in hard luck, losing more than half their games. The sea- son showed 7 wins and 11 losses. Slaau' Avenue Opponents Shaw Avenue Opponents 28 Lebanon . . ..... 14 16 Glassport . . . . . .28 26 Homeville ......... 16 24 Elizabeth ......... 30 George Washington 21 23 Clairton Fifth ..... 30 Lebanon .......... 17 18 Edison ........... 21 Homeville . . . ..... 27 24 Homestead . . . . . 13 Edison .... ..... 5 3 40 Port Vue ..... . . . 36 Elizabeth .... . . .21 18 Glassport ..... . . . 17 Braddock .... . . . 12 27 George Washington 18 Port Vue .... ..... 2 9 21 Clairton Fifth ..... 40 qw-3 21'-nf.,,-'Q . L 333: Sim M ww, Q QQ? sg' XL Q1 ii ., fi . fy ,W M , H if KT? 5. wi 4 f 'L xg . , Y Q 4' 6, X Q 5 N 5 as fx ,X ,. V.:,.,5fgfsf, ff ,lv ff, , we - 'if f'- W il 7 gods t H ,. W ROOM I--MIK HAlil. SPIQARNAK Frm!! Run'-Albert llilet. Ruth Ann H.ll, Patsy Caval- laro, Vilma Ondik, Geraldine livans, Charles Kiger. lark Bull. Linda Ditoppa. Donald Flading. Dolores Rarble , .Vetnml Rau'-lidna Howland. lrik liters. Mary Deineri, janet Hallas. Paula Evans. Mr. Spearnak. Virgie Wor- thy, Norma Clark, Robert Roslurid, May Spenter. Myrtle Culbert Tlviwl Rmrfllarry Stalmki. XY'axnt' vlnhmton. ,lainet XX ertz. ,lack Oliver. ,latk Xlunnell. Tliornax Turnhall. Harold Shaw. ,laik Kunkle. Ronald llolsing. ,luhn Litkman, Rohert Dick. Virginia lNlcDonald ROOM i7XXlLLIANl D PARSONS Fin! Rau'-Floyd XX'etzler. Tlioinas McLaughlin. Kath- ryn, Hamilton, Nell Souders, Miltlretl Bcistel, Nancy Cornell. Darlene Dick. XX'illian1 Doherty. Harold Swisher betnrrd R1zu'7,lames Tabler, Charles Melxltllen. ,loan Kinlough, Norma Keeler. XY ilbert Lov, Mr. Parsons. james Batchelor, Victoria Larson, Theresa Stashko, Mary Scalzo, joseph Gallo Tlvml Rau'-Leah Baird. Catherine Hyndnun. Zolten Feher, Donald Henry, Ralph Gioia. Milton Morris. Gary Haines. Ronald 0'Cunnnr. Robert Dangel. Dnris Gallagher. Maureen Prelotk GEORGE VVASHINGTO1 FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1951 Room 1--t.H,xttL12s Aitktzmitu' Frou! Run'-Alice O'Bryon. Michael Lafivita. Lepsth. Margaret Wfalsh, john Haghlom, M Bozick. 'larnes lravvfortl. Bttty Davis Scitiud Rnirflileanor Yxliitetnan. Richard Wawel. inan Mt'Gowan. lirantix Mtiusker, Leo Caflari. erine Srickel, Mr. MtKenery. Robert Reese, , Hasson, Dolores Rattanni. Naomi Harrison, Ytzhai. Rithard Chnttello. Donald Brookhouwer Tlum' Rffzt'-Dwigltt Dunn. Harold Grissom. Henvin. Nancy Raley, Ronald Corbin, Jaek Ha Strom. Glen Fry. Bernadette XWC'h1tney, Rithard yar, Vivian Mills. Catherine Reymer. Donald . l Q ROOM 6-RAKHIZL A. LINDQUIST Frnmf lRIl141?l.OUiS Xwise. Eileen Yvonne Gohbels. Pavirk. Alne karlson. Ann Marie iindrith. llarbert. Ruth Alohnxton. Thomas Puskaric. l Fenster Serum! RUII'-'Miiflllll Roland. Claire l.ee MCC lidith Couchenour, lfharles Swonger, james Robert Rizzo. Xllss Lindquixt. l..tna Mae Harberi Louixe Anderson jmtph Gaudi. XY'illiarn XYood Salvi, Florence brute, 'I'!v11'd Ruzrflietty jane Flynn. Donna Popalo, V llarkt-r, ,lark l.ac'ey, Michael Maturkanic, Thoma mire. Loy' Owenv. Arthur Mtvhlman. Edward l Raymond Ciilex. Vnian Ht-mann GEORGE WASHINGTON FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1951 ROOM 7 ---- IIARRIIE l,, GAILIEY 'nf Ruff- Nanty StL'w:u'1, llL'l!y Cllrlucriy, XWillian1 Drank, llcvcrly Duncan, ,lu1tnnL'itc Wfigzxnd, lfzitliwilit' Kupis, lltwiizxrtl listnk, Dnnztltl Cinllzitin, Ralph l'nzultu nml Roll ' Nitk Blank, llni'h:1t:l Pnits, ,lnicph XVuntlur, Rltlmnl Svu, llclcn ,lOllIlSlOl'l, Mrs. Gailt-y, liliiinu flhx ,lnhn llunvin, llUlHl'V'I Dillnn, lilnrcntt- C,rus1'. Tlminau D.uLknwski, Dnrn ,Inhnwn :nl Run Cicrlmliiu: l'nlimnlx',', linnnic Cinalrlt. Vir' anim Nitnls, Rnht-rt Pcrk-mwki, D':n.1lcl Tw:-lu, llnw- .ml Krllllxm. ,lauk Gcrimlmt, ,lnhn G.1r.i!'aln, llunry itr.m, llurix Mnnrc. Sui- Annu l.irn.ihnn RO PM will Nl I' XX .-XNlPl.lfR ws! ICHJ. Shirlu N4-ltlar Dwnn.l llikcr. Arlhnr Xlt- lvun Rnlu-ri I.-ng, l evil.: 4l:.irntAy. Rnn.iltl XXQ-'im-r, Wnltrx Nlilllill. lltixc lVllIl'1l' l,llll'YI2l, Ritlmnl hlililgzils infill' llrfrw Minfztn Smith, linger il'l'llDl7ll', ,lutlt llnpur, fniinnt- Stnrwxiv, Biyit' Mtlniy, Luis ,lean Mullin, Misx Wziiiiplcr, ,lnam Olipcinnui, ,litmus ,lay'cnx, ,lnain Smith. Russell Lutlwitlt, Willinm lnukard, l.ur1'11 Slvzillt-i fun! Nun ,luck Uwm.. Ruhtflt lXl.lwung, Curtis Klein. Ann Ntrllllutilli, .lux ll -gilt. lcwiiclnix lxilwltl. llnw.n'tl ll.l15wi. Rftlmrtl Slnvm, llt-lvn luin.1n, Ihvxtl Int: R4 mi Str.1m.:cx lfnrfi' If-nm l'1..'nr17,lmtt- Rmntl mamm- ROOM R ---- DORIS Il, lll,lD From Rn11 -- Shirluy NVctzlcr, l'li:u'lL-9 l.nuz1, ,lohn Paw-- lnvic, iatrnlyn Kemp, Fungi-iw Saunincr, Jnhn Fcdnrc. Paul llCl'l5l'fl, lllnrcncc XV1-tldcll, Donald SC3SfClll Sviullrf RHJ'-'-l,Ol1LllCl Wfmlmc-ltlni'f, ,lnhn Frans, Lurutt.l Robinson, ,loan Pztlm, Nnrnm limluzn, August KL'llL'l- man, Mrs. lilinl. May Brnwning, Mattie Bruwllitlpg. Susannc- llulmly, Szlrn Sthnnslt, 'lilu-mlurc lioykn, Park Tarbell Third Ruu'+ArlL'nC Volk, fglrnlyn Stkct, Paul Munn, Vincent Sumtr. Lili:-stcr Skntipxlti, ,laik .Knrp, Ivan Khocn. NX'nltcr Spiclnmn, Kcnnt.-th Manxhcld, llugcnc Krise, Marlene Snyder 4111,-U11 from I'1i1nm-juan lirn-tl, lily Lutz, Herbert llal- pc-rn ROOM 9--WALTER ll, OLIVER Frmn Run-M Rqxlwh Pittncr. Loc Roy Lhildcrs, Williiiiii l Grillin, l',.xrl Smith, Eileen XVilwn, lfnrnlyn Kisscl. Lcnn liwitl, ,lnun Carter, lilvirn XVuy Sutrnzd Runfllnirc Roxcnbcrg. Cl.xr.i Tcichman, Dair- lcne lnntrr, Rntlgcr Hall. Dmultl Milburn, Dolores Kremp, Nlr Oliver. Hartluy King. Ronald Murtlm, Robert Sinn-ltlcr, Harvey XX 1-xtin.in, Donald Kowxilllx. Mary Pt-tty Third Kun!-M.irx' Sthmidt. Sxlxcstcr Bcrnasky, Dnvitl Kite, karl lmixtrnm, ,lnhn UL-rim-L. ,lnmcs Silverman. Dnnahl Nlnrris, Marcin Nlatwirlc, flurl Lupmk, Rnhcrl Owens, l':ill'it'iz1 O'l5rynn ROOM I2-MARGARET KERIZZSI iril R1m'jCurtiS Schwirian, ,lean Bain, Donald Collage, Robert Cooper. Violet Walfartli, Arlene Schmidt, Charles Meszaros 'tiimi Rfu+Bi-try Marta. Harrx' Littlewood. Ethel Bald' ridge. Ronald Bankey, jack Moon. Miss Ke-rusi. Helen XYeimer. june lllirbaugli. Suzanne Dean. ,lune Soult. Mary Lemon him' Rua'-Marjorie Cottom. William Wirrnian, Mar- jorie Reed, Rohert XVaite. l-'aul Jones. Franklin Erwin. W'ilina Moriarty, Parritria Sullivan, ,lean Landini ROOM 13-MARLIN ROSS 'om Rau'-Twilah Leeper. XVilliam Habiaut-tz, William Tobias. George Martin. Donna Beard. Richard Shoup, Dale Kartmhan. Edwina Fnglert. Virginia Riztzzi Atom! Ron-Annette Grehetk. Naomi fargo. Gayneil Slieesley. Gail Seiht. Johanna Dobos. Nantylee Clarke. Miss Ross. Janet Peterson. Nancy McLaughlin. Irene Roberts, Bertha MCKeeta. XVillian'i ,Brtird. XVayne Smith liirtlRo11'-Ida Filotei. Sally Sawyer, Anne Scmko Robert Long, Richard Plumb. lidwin Manspeaker, Mary Jane Chemsak. John Hauser. Robert Swanson. I.u.ine Lcnarr. Michael Klacik. George Kosco GEORGE WASHINGTON FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1951 ROOM iifiiiatmx M. Porrnoifr Frnfzl Ruiz'-Phyllis Griibhs. Marjorie Marth. Shir Sandmeyer, Carole Petterson. Ruth llloover, Ante one Verro, Gordan Riley. Ida Marie Dugoni, Mary Moritz Strom! Rau-,loan Kohak. Barbara Bryte. jack .lenki Marian Blank. Ronald Stapf. Alice Brough. Miss P4 hoH'. Nila Lorz. Ray Miller. Paul Diliithio. Louise K die. ,loan Thomas, Fern Gilbert Third R0l1'TliilI'l Kotulak. Tom Chapman. Robert Se Glenn Smith, Clara Miller. Steve Evanovich, How, Andersen, Marlene Wittiesluiirg. Richard Gihxon. 1 Jones, Robert Indyk 5 is 5 s 5 s 2 E S P4 ROOM 14-ANNA M. MORLOCK From Roztfjatnes Izatt. Dolores Stinehaugh. Pzltrie Anne McGoxern. George Donaldson. ,loan Xlditzle' David Steinkopf. Betty Jean Bondi. Narlyn Everet Rosemarie Ot2Kay .Yetwnl litfzzihlztrtlua Ann jones. Eleanor Vftbith, Ro err Lansley, Carol Lincoln, Donald Palm. Edwin Swa son, Miss Morloek, Watson McKee, ,loyee Hroear ,losepli Szirmae. Dorothea Belgrade. flaek Evans. Tha Anderson Tivird Ruiz-Nancy Sthittz. lflorence Lewis. Marior West. joseph Rolnik, Michael Soltis. Donald Gasmir Frederick XY'etzler. Alan Porter. Dorothy San-ipli Norma Hassel ATIN 15 OUR SUBjECT Miss Marlin Ross Teacbw' AN ALERT ENGL1 SH GROUP Mrs. Doris H. Blid Tenvlyer MOVHC MACIJIN E I NSPICCTORS ,N , k .V , ' '-'W A , x W , if , SOCIAL STI STUDICN Miss Annu N TE?6ll7J7f'l INSTRUM Lawrence A. De-Simone Dfrerfof' ENTAL GROUP KM AN MU SKC N1 AKERS othy Guznmck 1 lor Imtrucror ERESHMAN ' ' ' ERS SOXNQST ' M 'ick Miss Dorothy LILILMX Instructor THE CHERRY G. XX-'. HI-Y Richard Plumb P1'c',ui:z'ef2I jay Priest Spmzfor ,IUKE BOX MELODIIES THE GYM AT LUNCH TIME BASKETBALL ACTION GEORGE WASHINGTON FOOTBALL SQUAD WILLIAM A. CLEES, Comb Front Row-David Coe, Curtis Cline. Robert Seitz, Beniamin jones, Jay iorbin Donald Henry Seumzd Row-Leon Iissad-Student Manager, Richard Stover, Allan Porter Richard Plumb Rithard Gibson, Herbert Halpern, Tbinl Rauf-Paul Jones. Dw'ght Dunn. Thomas Turnball, Steve Evanoxigh James Silverman ,Ln Germek. Abreu! from Pifrure-Theodore Bcyko. James jaycox. jack Kunkle, Gary Haines Jack Munnell George George George George George George Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington All Stars ......... SCHEDULE WITH SCORES . . .0 Shaw Avenue . . .0 Wilkinsburg ...7 Munhall . . .6 Glassport . . . . . .0 Shaw Avenue . . .6 Glassport . . . . . .0 junior Varsity 50 GEORGE WASHINGTON BASKETBALL SQUAD JAY PRIEST, Couch Fmnt Rim'-Jack Owoc. Bernie Wertz, Wayne Smith, Carl Luptak, Harry Staloski. Serrmd Row--Ben Jones-Manager, Jack Kunklc, Robert Seitz, Dick Gibson, Richard Plumb, Hethy Halpern. Mike Soltis, Dwight Dunn. Ronald Safier-Manager. Third Rou'-Nino Sorci, Jack Korp, Steve Evanovich, Thomas Gasmire. James Silverman, Thomas Turnbull, Mr. Priest-Lnach, George Vfashington Freshmen closed their regular season in a blaze of glory, having won 18 games while losing only l. They swept through 9 straight league battles without a defeat. They copped the Section V junior W.P.I.A.L. championship. In their first elim- ination game with Glassport, Section VI leaders. the Priestmen won 21 to 20. They Hnally were eliminated from further competition by the strong Scott junior High boys by the score of 36 to 23. Scott is Section VIII leader. THE SCHEDULE WITH SCORES G. Whrlaington Opponenlr G. lWn,i'birzgfrn1 0f7p07ZC71f.l' 34 McKees Rocks . Baldwin ..... 22 'Wfilkiiisluurg . . Mt. Lebanon . . Il Shaw Avenue . Clairton Wzilnut 42 McKees Rocks . Brentwood .... 31 Glassport ..... Elizabeth . 35 Clairton Wzllntit Lebanon .. 24 Brentwood .... Baldwin ..... 28 Elizabeth . . Shaw Avenue .. 115 Lebanon .. Mt. Lebanon .. JUMP BALL Good! GEORGE WASHINGTON BASKETEERS A Two-P0i11Ier X ww J -1 z . ff .gm J:n:sff'lL M 1 ., v W Q Q1 Q -. ggi ,, i -A N I ?iUWk,1., 'J ' U H ., La: fl Qgggd, 'X5'F'3iZ f 51 1, A ,. , v , A A3211 - I 'SW , 2, 211: ,QE ' H . ,, .W ,Q - 1 ,.,, Ag. ,:,,i?:f ,m.L.:1,,wzL gg Y, , , W. V V V ui 41-4 N- A 1 :Q ww ,'-Milf , WW' .,.. . ,W fi, ,, fwA,3x1Qq2gm W Q, A ww, 5 N531 -y V -K Q -M QW 4,, mf ff ,L Q--,wha T-W ,Mal 3- ilk-.5 fifgfwm, , , V ,, , L A ' .f - ,i i . 1 M., ' f Q Y s M- . 'K' if 'vf' f-gzjw ' aw . .Hr ,, mi T2 . ZW 'Q J, -M. ,. eff 1: a-I., F Aggfjklw-fi '- '-Qin- 5 f 3 ,- J., , .A gal-1 W in '- fy tif ? . M 'MM 1'SiiLa5iggl3ESL5,e5' ,Q g www :Wx ' K 1, ad., I 44 , , ' 'P-5 K M S394 -f b, we M has K W ,g gf 136153-,M M 4 1 W ' w w A f' , J Lf. , i f g 5- V .QS i ' f ggfl, ,I 5 .- , ,,,x, pw ,L F y W 7 in A fm -' gf - 1 .f '-'F 'X e , . 1 ROOM IIZAJIZAN M. XVARD 'rum' R011'-Gecurgian Ehrenpreis. Donna Biddle, lilor- ence DeFelice, Lois Botti, Lucille Bornyas. joan Bren- nan, Dolores Ayers, Theretha Allen. Kathleen Holly- wood, Norman Candelore umm! Row-Phyllis Mae Bryce, janet Mintz. Elaine Lange, joseph Hamilton. Cliflord Usko. Miss W'ard, Daniel Dunlay, Hershel Stiskrn. ,lo5ephine Moore, Kathryn Schultz, Constance Maguire Alun! Rau'-Audrey Gass, George Brown. Benjamin Bust. Irving Miller. Barry Minnicks, Richard Barnes, Myrle jefferson. Ruth Palmer, Richard Gadish, Mari- lyn Ebeling ROOM lillvtiATl'lliRlNli l. XVATSON 'rfmi Run'--Ruhy Vorhin. Mary ,lane Kianewe. Doris O'Brien. Margaret Hauhiick. Dolorex Zurouik. Anna Marie Leber, lirederitk Tolner, lletry Harlow, Lora Mrxos, Lucille Boccardi 'mnfni Ron'-Anna Hreha. Constance Brown, Violet Preston. Mary Lou Baker, l-lelen Spiahock. lfayanne Kuhns, Helen Laruso. Gail Baird. Misa XYarson. An' geline ilarlino, julia Hellas, Gwili Baker, Joanne Lynch, Claraeail Baker. Margaret Garzony. Marie Zuk, Virginia Mills 'bird Rau'-Barbara Beech. George Mancz. Richard Lopeland, jerry Lurry. X'i'illf.un Brirzon, Homer Had- dix, Peggy Kuhl. Beryl Barlow. Roger Anderson. Georgc Brkovich, Robert Harding. Richard Alto. Stanley Lichtenstein lbicfn lmm P1.1nrc--Nancy Klallahan TECH HIGH SOPHOMOR CLASS OF 1950 ROOM 100-HELEN V, SCOTT Fran! Rau'-Scott Sullivan. Marlene Geissler, I Blanchard, June Bauman, Thomas Henry, Vit Bryan, Angeline Lfheverini, Miriam Boyce, Pa Bidleman, Dolores Kceley Sermzd Rim'-Marcella Cain, Jean Hayes, Gertrudt sack, Charles Beistel, Suzanne Kohler. Florence son, jane Baron, Robert Bolt, Miss Scott, M: Hammond, Ronald Angerman, ,lean Colditz, Hagedorn, Mildred Burach, Eunice Pickell, Jose Delielice, Shirley Fedor Third Rau'-Ralph Corrado, ,lohn Balog, Janet A son, Shirley Caulfield, George Stipetic, David J Robert Kostelac, David Kalstone, Michael Pa Martha Elmore, Doris Lofstrom, Mary Palian, G ine McMahon Abrwzl from Pirmre-Robert Carter. James Love-al I 1 F ia S ROOM lli-MARK R. REIGARD From Run'-Mary Denardo. Martha Morgan. Mary Steele. Donna Freiberg, Nancy Campbell. Stanley zich. Byron Parke, ,lean Solomon, Margaret E ovich. Pearl Kozlowski Second Rnu'-Harriet Michalski, Bernard Kachmar. Melice. Elizabeth Banda. Esther Crouch. Audrey l Betty XVallis, Henry Bazanos. David Christopher. Reigard. Melissa Loeltler, Jay Inks, Martha B Jean Monahan. Gwen Cunningham, Florence Mai Barbara Gore, Margaret Russell, Daisy Helsel 'I'!wm' Rim'-Barbara Spitz. GloriaMTeXVinter. IE Olenik, Audrey Blake, lindre Vargzo. Yfilma Lic Erminia Rozzi, Williaiim Berkley, Eli lvkovich, 'l'l' Kfrkcr. Frederick Iihrhart. Florence Pollco. Sl llulp. Mildred Puskar. Lorean Moflat. Roherr Nancy Kniepkarnp TECH HIGH SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1950 ROOM l lo--DOROTHY if ORIZND Iimnl lion-Marilyn Lunderstadt. ,lulius Kcnskt, lfltla f.tll.tri, ,laik Qualter, Donald Spang. Margaret Bury. Gail ,Iona-s. Rohcrt Hcrsho, Audrey Smith, Gwendolyn llarnus .Miwutl lionflli.-urly Hartley, Clharlottc Moritz. Pat Corrado, Violet lflwcll. Nunn' Marton. llamcs Haas. Mary Kastniitik, Virginia Borclli. Mrs, Orcnd. Luiy lsorha Rnlxartl XViIson. Lucille Nelson. llcrnatlinc Kowalski. Atnlrt-y Nelson. Katharine Miller, Dolores llcrta. ,Ivan Dnkson 'H-11.1 Roufllotnm Smart, Bcrylc lictturs. Nancy NY'cst. Vilma Pastor. Margaret Kurtzrock. Anthony Owor, in-orgr l.cn1on, lfilc-cn W'ills. Nancy lfhrhardt. Betty Stanko, Nanny tontrcllo, Phyllis Hardin X i i V I lifllllxil 122 --,-, ,llll.lA M, LOYA Iron! Ron Arltnt' Ktras. lfvclyn Hromi, Norm.: Gillct. Ntll llxolilxlt Mary l'.tnto.tsr, Roscmaric Molstx Ann- t:tt' lixlrka. Dolores Kolosxary. Lois Linn. Shirley Popt X. out! Roni' Xlarxln Maurer. Dorctm Mtlartln. Harry Walsh. Shirluy Stldlinu, Rawlin lfairluuptlr. Donald l-'iulil Citrtnclla Vitullo. Lillian Ilortlan. Miss Loya. Dolores llcatllux, Nancy Monaglian. Nanty Ross, Mug' Xlatttn llnlllt- M.111.1. Mylgs Torlwn, l..nont1u faint-- lull, l'rult-rink Xocrln 'llfotl Ron.rilloi1.tltl Rollins. ,lamcs Rm. XX'tlli.ttn Mantlc- lsn llotmltl llarncr, Katherine Ropur. Rohcrt i.urr',', lohn llntlcr Ciayl MaLArthur. Ronaltl lxcltls. ,lanu lawtttt. Shirlty lflading. Anna Marie lluryc , di N ROOM llll---w,lOSlil'll W. I3l,AK1K lfrmll Knit'-Dolores Halynik, Rosalie Maiolo, jun: Schultz. Dorothy Still, Marion llztrvt-y, Virginia Car ron, Dolores Petro, Vt-rn LL-sso, Nt-ll Gttllagln-r, livan gcline ,lnkomas Vemm! Rllllhl-lllilll Irwin. lit-ssic l:lL'Il,l1l'I', Nora McAdo0 ,latnes Sivak. Wfilliain Moorv, litlmuntl Dunn, Salli Cieslcwicz. lla Hunter. Mr, Blank. Lois Malos, lilo nnor Tomko, ,lost-plxinc Ilyzy, Rvynoltl Bliml, lwlztrrj Hobson, Clurlcnc Connelly, Dorothy Ciirgovich, Ann: Fetlnsz flilniwl Rt-ft'--,luckiv Brown, Rlllllillil l3:tt'l1m'ki, Ruil Srrcct. Annu lv1nt'gzu'c't Walton, Dolorvs llnloskcy. Mau rvtln Riley. Stimlcy Sruhurski, Melvin Fenner, Robe: Fleming. litltlic iollicr. Mary janv: Ktnnh, Mary Obu sek. i.larnn1.it Hauer. Loretta l.antlstron1 ROOM l1lfMARY lfl.lZAllliTll STEXVART Fmul Run-I..1rry lfxgtns. ,loannv l.t'tthlor4l, Dolorc Bailey. ,loan St-stile, Kittlilct-n Swanson, Donna Gibson Marjorie Crouse. Larolu l'lL-gal, Norma Smith, Arnct Kirkland Sierornl Ron'-'Snrttl1 Grate Ntllt-t. Margaret 0'Sh0a ,lanicc Virag, lionnit- Luc Gray, Shirlcy Schultz, Ncl idii Munoz, Phyllis Gray. Marion Markovic. Mis Stcwart. .lean Pnzcr, ,loannc lfawtctt, Marilyn Boston Nztntw' Brady. Dolores Kalina, Alan Rubenstein, Rich ard Reid. Lois -llllllhlllll fhfrd Ron--Szxralr Tllompson. Donna Mcilit, Ray Heath crington. Ritlmrtl HL-ys. lisrt-llc iioinlicncr, Stanle- Mnrkovitz. Lois llrcwcr, litlwartl johnson, Jerome Dc f:lll'lSl0fLlI'U, Vciit Dztkin. llllflllll lznncs, Mary Loi Mann. ,ltnnes Kms, Carol Nord ROOM 12-I-MARY LOUISE XVILLS lnlll Run'-Geraldine Sm'th, Shirley Hale. Anne Sirak. ,lo Ann Christy. Ralph Ingersoll, Nancy Grubbs. Charles Miles. Betty lski. Colleen Nec. Betty ,lane Schizllner rum! Run'--Mabel Smith. Maxtjore Derr. loan Lutsko. Clam Mohlrnan, Arlene Soul. Roberts Everett, Lois XX'eston, Sara Tilton, Miss Wfills. Morrell Dodds, Anne Kurku. Elaine Holsing. Doris Dzon-bak, Robert Hoey, ,lames Sowerlwy, Betiy Ruger. Mary llllen Nordin 'im' Ruiz--C':1rol2 Kerfoot. Mxiriun Puimkos. Lily Lawrente. Lm Ye-'key Robert Puvllk. lfdward Smith. ,lohn Xldlornhs, Rithiird Goetz. Robert lloviurd. Ele- .inor Geitler, lzdith Kennedy. Ruth Duns. Berth.: K1- kich ROOM ll3fl.l'CilLLlf A NFXX llOl'Sff 11111 Ruiz'--Mnriene lhitler, Ruth Linciherg, Mgithilda Sullivan. Rose Marie Teti, Elvu lee Hnither Af1 '! Marie Kelly, Sally Ann lilder. Lorraine liekenrod. losephine Jaiinee. Helen llolden rum! Run'-Donald Rausch. Sarah Smith, Marv Hof fenprndel. Edirh Starr. Josephine Puredes. Anne Lohan, Dolores Samutda. Leona Wedaskx. Miss Newhouse. Frances Vodopivec. Mona lzsnk. ,luizine Mnrdell. Mar' lyn Yrunbor. Wilma Rice. lirnmu ,lean Voytek. Robert Fillflhilllgll. Charles Grdic lrinl R1lIll .lill'llCS Shelley, Wfilliam Soles. Dons Sher- win. ,l.iy Shillitn. XVill'iun Halle l'rzinc's Piuer-ra. Mary Gnrnick. Emil Kolesar. ,loan llarr.sr'n. Latherine Berionr, joe Rndvnnsky. Lawrence Stirling: n llrwu Irum Pnlnrufliolores Dsnrnk, Mgirgiret Powell E25 TECH HIGH SOPHOMOR CLASS OF 1950 ROOM 125-LOUISE M, EXNIYR liz-nm Nnrzf'-Robert Roth. Donna Parton, Frances Stl Yfillinm lfinney. Molly Nuvuroli. Iileannr Myers, ,l Cuvullnro. Agnes Nagy. iihrisrine Vfoodworth, R Smith Seirnzd Ran'-Beatrice Katz. Georgia Cownn. Grace ley, Helen Smilovicz, Audrey Roth, William 1 Geraldine Ynmbor, Barbara Weiss, Miss Exner, ricia lfulmer, Nancy Hicks. James Fedor, Ruth RL Louis Mcffutcheon, Calc-em Jabbour, Dolores Del Nancy Zumhro 'lilvzrd Ruiz'-Joanne Denney, Mildred Yonkovich, R lN'lcGulhn. Robert Giles. ,lane Mason, Ronald Fe jack MCCaughan, Russell Peckman, George Fi Alex Skripknr, Jo Ann Bender, Frank Lame, Eval linslin, Janice Fronis ROOM 12ofEDWARD O. MCKEE Fmm Razz'-'1'homas Hayden, Lena Pettinari, Na Motto, Donald Jensen, Marilyn Steele, Suri Ayc Chrisiine Massirz, Torrenc Swartz, Hubert Prihi Robc-rm Hayes ,Silw1.l R014 -Ruth Iinglert. llgirbnra Morris. Barley I man. Roseann Pishko. Donna Van Iimzln. Beve Moreton, Marjorie Peebly, Mary Ann Korinko, McKee, Lola Radu, Dorothy Mrknnic, Naomi W Emma ,lean McClure, Elizabeth Saxbolik, Marie l cacinu, Fay limokmiller, Raymond Pierce -ird Rfzzi'-Joanne Svedbcrg. Marilyn Rice, Mer Abhozr. Rimes Brady. XYillium Bnbyak, Gilbert Pas XYillis Gorr, XY'illi41m Hunk. Rnhert Squibb, f Patterson. Carolyn lllrshberg, Lurolyn Ferguson, C ton l:1ll'l'UVR'. Beverley XYunderley, Alice Svec. Mnrji Irvine EICH HIGH SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1950 IRIS 1AI'lf-'MISS SAX'AL,ly MISS THOMPSON uf Rffirfllirrr-ll IM-lllcr. Shri Ciinin, Aurlruy XXxllcrf. n-.in Imlmlrl. Lirlicrinc Yung. ,lnun Millur. ,l.imcs .InAr.iw, licny Lnu Xlfiswr. ,Inc V.irgn, Lgirol Dough- 'IU um! Run-ISL-rnzml Bnrrliic. Viirriuia Mullun. juan 'lI1s, Mary VIEIIIL' tnraliicn, Iimnm Kaluz, Arthur Di- .nllu, Tlicmlnrc Knsnusky, Viuor Lilrlr. Dnlurue Zulaf, ilixs Tlinnipsnn, Mus SIIVIIILQC. ,lnhn lironkx. Mary Lulwpuk. Prszrrl llcrlx. lfilccn Aslilnn, Arlcnu Moore, Elmvr Iluiliclll, flK'llI'l.ZL' Osikai. ,lolin Moracu, Iinlwarnlinc Iurlnng, Sliirlcy lfnrsylh nl Rnu'fl7l4ir.i Whlkcr. Lnrrninc Scpcrak, Surah L lilcifcr, Yvonne liusrli. Knxlilu-n Butler, Bryw An- lcrwn. Zanus Gninicns. Tuby l5nlI.is. X'i'illi.im Orris. flmcnr Slnvik, XY'1lliam Hcunptnii. Nelson Lynch. It in-r Bryrc, ,link lflcrglivr. liriinlx Bazznnc. Kenneth .alnu ,loan l'llnklL' 'A- .-'1f',,1-L,, , i ,V ROOM .llfwa-IIARRY I.. KOI-IN 11 llinflinluru XY'nlf. llulcn White. Shirley limn.ix ,lmli llnillxu. Igirlicrinc Rurlnlpli, Num Riley. nw Nlnl:ri.Irn. Unmilrlim- llcfr. l .irr1L1g1 Sxmnns, Mar- irlu I Iilip: nl fx I1--AlIIlLl.I XXIIIL-rx. l.uullc ll.1ilvlc, Mug l,nuisc I ri U bum. ,lnwpliim XXl.ilL'r. Lilmlyx liulwniiin. ,lun Ins- L-up, lJunn.1 llxlcx. Hlgirgalrcr XYIIIUIL lllr, Knlin, ,lu- li if i nn- XYZ-rzlcr, liiuil XYilxnn, ,laniru Grey, Ilcrnicc lIIlKlk'I'IL'Y, Maury Murrina, Mzulcm- Iickinun. Cllzirn Mac lillui. licilwiw Su-w.lrr rr! Irwin Nam 1' Ilunnisr lXI.imilrcr 'll-lr-slw,! ,lean lvinlcnpl, ,lnlin failuski, XW1lln1ii1 Vnlyo, 'lbcl ZIIIISCIIIC. i f ,I ilu-rl lnxilc Wlillizini Wm'-il, Snmiii flclainis. Iitllcl i-: ..l I',.' lfpg-r Snug' llilxii C.irlicrinu Sllarlt n ui. lm ROOM llll--NORXIAN NI. GIBSON Frfnll Run-licrn Hess. Glgidyx Taylor. Ifrcd Ahhuu. livclyn Hnnirlz, Slifrlcy turnirn, Regina Yunng, Kun- ncrra Sullivan. Alum Knlkbrunncr. N.xmy Pipnr, Mar' lunu Slilvcy Xufuud Run'-D.nli11 lNI1uuliv.li, Elaine SIAAYII. Daryl Palrrcrson, Miirrlm Heath, I.L-wie Rose, Gladys I'l.iz.1. Nvzllrcr Hnuxcr, Frlwxlrgl Kcnip. Mr. CIIINOII, lrc-nc llzinnu, l'cp.:gy Ililk, Helen Pllll. ,lnhn Vinlicr, Ruhcrl llulfmzin, Virgin il Sniitli, livvlyn May. llvlcn Taylor 'l'l11rrf Run' ---- ,linlilli lN:I'll'.ISL', Slifrlvy Grnss, wlllllllllll Pnl'- rgr, Nlzinw liuluwwxii, Slow: Nizzinry, AIIIIUCB Smylin- vlaik, Dimmf Rai fsrli. l.1o lnnljskc. IVlan'y lam: Rirsig. Sliirlux Rfvgin, ,I -Lg-li 'CI'i'c'. Mari .Lino Rlmrlr-I ROOM .ZIK --', Al,lllEIl'I' DOliIIl,A lfrf 111 R'!l'-fll'L'y' l rall. YYIi cL'll:i 'I'wclL' Niifui' liinligmlvh lun: Rzwaiikn, Rrix 5l.iru.1'.ir . Ummm Sumliik, .Xlilmn Lclwmxixl. Kg, Milly: lx-:ic Urx1:n.ll.i. Mug Ann ,lnril-ii .Srimnl Rffzi-llirrilhy' Yfgimlral. Linus Sxxliixiwii. Ann.: Dxickuwski, Priulln 'l1nlnr. ,l.ir'nu Ovwm, -lu Ann 'I'lmnms. lflninc jink. M.irrIi.i Vgirgri, Mr D.:clil.i. Mary 'loan Saiwycr, LI-is Ilxnlir-ny Dnrs Quirk. Caryl Iiircsronc, GL-raildine Szx'n'1ir,k, lamlyn Slygulinla. Hur- riui Tlimnns, Maury DiMrn Tlfirzl Run'-----.loync Wfnssavi. Sally Prnliuus, ,lzirquclinc Slialrik, Doris llrqulmrr, liiizn-mill WL'lzcl, Rnlu-ri Knfli, Tum Gnssxnnn, Riclmrd Scliriliur, Pzlzil WL'st1mmiI!. Allen Singleton, Sum Wcrillin-1'Isiril, Fmnucs 'l'aicliuir, ,lainm Rmllccy. Nzinry Socrlic. -lzirli Wfclsh ' L .jail ..... TECH HIGH E I UNIORS CLASS OF 1949 The course is chartedg the die is cast, and the journey is half over. Now the time remains ro fmish what has been started. When we look upward, the way ceases to seem long, and we realize that soon our high school days will be over. This school will no long- er patiently teach us what we should know, but will set us forth into the world and bid us do the best we know how. This time has now been provided for us to do our work of preparation, and this year will form the pattern for our future life. Study and work, junior. ROOM Stl 1-FOSTER HIEATTY hill Rnu'-Carol Barnes. Marie Mesaros. Lartnella Def Gtoseo, Patsy Mtliinn, Dolores Lynn. Elsie Bachisin, Richard Otllc. Betty .lean Ports, lilaine Middleman, Dorothy Kalcr tum! Run'-Framex Marinello. Grate Tabish, Alberta lillis. Shirley Singleton. Doris jones. Anna Marte Sthmidt. llernaderte Mitllo. Roy Sorg. Mr. Beatty. Rarhel Drum. Rita Shaw. Marlene Fietller. Nancy llawrhorne. Margaret james. Helen Marthetti, Dolores Sotak, Mary Ann Telliho ifril RUIIP Robert Furlong. John Pt-tras. Mike Vukov- tam. Arthur Metller, Warren Coy, ,loan Jenkins. Philip Slaufzh. litlwartl Kapisitk. Albert Roehn. Raymond llirrh. 'l'homas l'armo. Robert firms ROOM 503- MAR'l'llA J. MHIAMANT ml Run' Dolores Datum, Dolores Ontlrey. Kali Hellas, Fave Kohl. Rita Miller. Dolores Varkonda. Joanne Valoon. X'X'tlliam llell. Doris Biddle. Jeanette Branson mid Run--Joanne Duntan, Marlene Gardner, Anna Torok, Dolores llishover, Wendell Pryor, karl Geru4 sthat, George Marta. liva Elmore. Mrs. Mcilamant. Diane Showalter, Tom lihrhart. Norma Kelly, Norma Kelley, Sue Botlen, Geraldine jones, Ralph Ord, Grace Thompson ini Rntrfhlary lfordis, listher Johnson. XVillizttn Rafferty. XN'illiam Monro. XVilliam Ross. Henry Hrin. Joe Bokulitp joe Yuna. Ralph Miller. Robert Murrh. ,lohn Henry, Allan XY':tmpler, Irene Geyer . l TECH HIGH JUNIORS CLASS OF 1949 ROOM itll!-AMIZLIA RILHARDSON Iirnrzl Rntww-Earl Roberts. Virginia Wetltlell, Nina lloot- man. james Connelly, Carole Lynth. ,latqueline lion- rad. Joan Stcrner. Charles Kaler, Irene Xvztlsh. Robert Vargo Xwrnnl Rnn'hAt1tia Sabak, lfleanot' Ltrx. ,lark Donoghut- Sue Mathis. Goldie Simon. jc-well Slaney, Tom Hur- rell. Miss Richardson. Irene Samlusky. Eleanor Wase- man, Norma XXirrz, XVilbert Melltnger, Alice jacob. Sue Anite Parkins. Doris Feldman Tlurd Rau'-Dorothy Fetlor. Karl Haney, litlwartl Smith, .lack Nicholson. ,lune Hatnpe, Emily hlcKitrit'k, Dan- iel Clrncic. John Votiko, Lynette Amper. Albert Hughes, William Stiehl. Olga Maha. .latnt-s Cfartiat fllfiwn fmm Pztlnru-Rose Beskttl Fr .Sl TI 1 i ROOM ,HMWANNIE li, SKSMUND ,111 Rui-L arlene xwsttir. Alex Kotrotzo. Harry llru- ntzry. Louise Swaugfr. Shirley XXarwit'lK. Doris Costa. Dolores livans. Nancy lloyd. jean Stturs. Dawn l.tttlC mul Rntr-Jentiie Safos, Dorothy Clrasak, Ruth Iivans, Madeline Gotlzin. Joan Mtmo, Doris .lean Lind, litlna Lalhottn. lklargut-rite Johnson, Miss Sigtnttnd. Roberta Dillon, .loan ,Iat'ltul, Dolores Bury, Joe Ann llrzttlfotml, lilmer Montgomery, Helen Novotniak, Stella Pantlel, Robert Orr lrj Rafi-'lohn Kmetz. Lots Saintxels. Anna Mae Stoll. Philip litkman. ,loan Latnphell. Robert MtKt'nn.t. .lerry Spiegel. XYilli.tn1 Vaniel. ,latnes O'Byron. Par Grate. 'I'l1tzmas Mazurit-, Dolores Marius, lilztine Ptitltaltk, lhtky f,t:ates, Donaltl liite. Arthur W'argo 1'l' 1 Il TECH HIGH .TUNIORS CLASS OF 1949 ROOM 30376. KATHERINE XVATSON .uf R1,zi'gAlnje-Ita Sroqiiiiiinlre. ,lanet Wisser. Lorena Noviik. Par, Grivmi. lalsie Stinebnugh, john Kovacs. lzxigeiie XWOIYONVILZ, Peggy Burbridge, Irene llereznak, Xxillllklil Cioddington mmf Run'-Louis Ci il?llSL'lU. Dolores liransko, Elsie Mzirlc::vic, Of vcjuin lloheiiberger. Eileen lliibynk, Louis I'.irk.is. Goldie Jertnikis. Mary Ludik. Miss Watson. iliirltv lhrriir XX'ulfx' Slushe l:1'i't Grifiiths Lois . I . g,.. , , . .. r. , .. . ,lem Feririson. Alberr Ntrla. Betty Pe-rind. ,lesse Pugh. Row-lla Tlifntas ful Run-IImrn.1 Mr! .isl.n. Eqzen: Sehziltv. Mary Lou Turner. Dora Filorei, Gerry D.xnk.i. Robert Lindelof Rillxdrd Young. George Mrkifnle. Charles Neusih- xs.in.ler. Robert lfrzin-ko. ljxlll Taylor. Edwin johnson. i id Kr-.tefk:1. D.:rs P.ilmer ROOM ill-HlfI.liN G. NALSFIED linux Rim-,lxliiies Riley. ,l.ilin Hntsko. Robert Halovfch. lllr-mai larobs. Audrey Smith. D.mlores Shawl, Matilda lliqinroni. Rosrnwiry Chontcs. Viiginiii Yiinez, Sara Liillllllfil null R1,::'-Madeline Olixisek, Delores l'eiirsiiii, Mary D-iuglierty. Ida Wfinklei' Heade Komaromy, Malfiorie Swnuger, Durlyn Stlinellbacher, Miss Malsecd, Doro- thy Snyder, Rolieri llamimi. Rvrli Pitincr. Siellzn Dorn, .Izumi Gessner. lX4lii'ga1i'u Klaiinplmcll, Vimiiiiii livuiis Ili irrl Razz'---,lnines iXlL'AlllfslL'l', Westlcyi I-lollowaly, Geor- i4i.i Vrqelurt, ,lortru Gaither. Joseph Somk. James lluii r. Stew Hiirenskx. joseph Bendel. lirirl Bowman. Rose Dxiimie. wlervine :Xd.nns, Melvin Speltor. Alfred ,lures Tliorru- Miers, Xl.irie Loren1.:ii. Ariliur Swartz l- ROOM 510-ANNIE S. DUNLOP From Row-Emily Lathrop, Louise Gadelmeyer. live FFEIVCHRI, Vera Thomas. ,lllllifl Noel, Alfred Ruilnle, P. Kr.-mvis. Jo Anne O'Toole. Irene Kustm. Dolo Crawford Sriorirf Ruri-Elv:n XY'olferi. Theresa Solano. Dolo llarlson. Doris Mellymont. .Ioan Beard. james Ri .irdm Kenneth Kushner. ,loyte Patrick. Mrs Dunli Carolyn Berquisr. lsribella O'Harc. Mariorie Ker Norma Jean Lutheran. Gloria Schuman, Mildred l hnlii. Gloria Lyden. Madeline Molnar Tliiinl Ron'-Audrey Stirling. Shirley Halverson, Alb Giuliani, Harry Dietz. Perry Edwards. George Hop George Volk, Robert llhrin. Eugene Grzehyk. P. Dow. ,lack Deanhurdt, Margaret XVetzler, Dolo Dworniek ROOM il l-MARY E. Al'l.D From Ron-Marlene Swanson. Jane Hrubovruk. Dolo Konrad, Christine H.irrm.1n Geraldine Reese. JO Obussl-Q. Anthony Bianeoni. Harry Reiehman. jaiek B Neil. Phyllis Lemmon .Yrluzlrl Ro11+Anrm Nfrle llreund. Dolores Hornii Lnrirzi Gibson. Bernice Ramble, Rosemary Gamer, l Rule, Margie XX'inter. Stanford Lefkowitz, Miss Au Duane Michals. Mary Raymond, Olive Hootmgui. Ri Weiss. Janet Burns. Arlene Goifus, Dolores Derri .lnalnne Wood Tlursl Rllll'T,lflIT1C'S McKenna, Wfillizini Stewart. Dem Mzilos, Frances Pavuk, John Battles. Edward Dropi joseph Mutter, Emerson Doubles, Mary Louise I-la. ing. Wfxxlter Pavlus. WL'slL'y Slease E x 5 5 1 ROOM Filet-DORO'l'HY A. SMIEDLEY mv-Dulnres Sestile. Dun Keeley. Dtinald Patter- 'attieia Black. Dolores Spencer, Rowe Mary C05- Vera liern Miller, ,lnhn lirkel, Barbara Jones, Russian Inu'--Ruth Gartlner, ,lunet Knoll, Marie Beneze. Thomas, Dnrnthy White. Earl Hitchens, Ille- Panl. Miss Smedley. Donald Konias, Nancy 'r, Ruby Brown. Mercedes Pansurak. Patricia er. Betty Hatristm. ,lean Smtneer fuzrfjutie f.hapm.in. Shirley Krimm, Virginia ester. limma llotlnar, Melvin Stiles, Stanttin Elias. 'tl Mtliatltlen, Arnold Musa. Glenn Hales. Santi- llulwinnwity. farter liry. Maire Liposcak, Fay r, Cliatlntte lfalatek ROOM Elf,--In l.lltl.lAN NELSON ,fr----larnline Kintel. Dultmrew. lltxntli. Anna Mae . lilly Langer. Dulnrex lirantz, Lnretta Petritk. it-we l.ukutith. Marylee liikc. Durotliy flzura, lltiwerw Run'-Delores Messinger. Martha Kees. George tll-cu, Lnis Pearce, Luis Stearns, Dun Henry, Elmer tck. Miss Nelson. Clem Beaumont. Ruth Jean . Etlwartl Spear, Glenn Willson, Delores Neyman, Traegr-r, Matin Lumhardn nu'--Dnrean MeQunide. Olga Hrumanila. Grant Vankirk lfehr. Jake Osterman, james Sehuch. 'l':unuk. Harrv Rowenberg, Paul Balles. Clyde au, Harry Kflewer. Kenneth VUest. Wlalter Peteri, at Knvac 'rum P1.lnreflidw.trd Henry, Delores Ostrnsky. ix Solvay ,tif , TECH HIGH JUNIORS CLASS OF 1949 ROOM Fl S-IELEANOR M, 'l'OlilN lirufzl lfflll'-'Dl?l'll!lly' Puwera, Neil Altxlmsnn. llelen Km- tnns, Norma lllatk. Mildred Skutlin. lilaine lfriggens, Patritia Palm Audrey ,lc-llreys, Harry Leekemhy, All verna XXf':tite .Yemml Rntrfllew.-rly' Park. Patritia Reese. june Tagli- avini. lharlntte Pugh, Laverne lhgleman, ,latnes Dawe, ,lnhn llringe, Genrg.:e Cittliyas. Miss Tnhin. Nilk Hak- alis, Wfaltlo Robb. ,lohn Dudlk. Betty Greenawald. Shirley flume, Goldie 'l'.1mnk. Marie Greettewald. Joanne Neel 'I'liml Rf,-11'-fShirley liherman. ffttnstanee Mitchell, XVII- liam linglert. Elias 'l'ht,nnax, ,latnes Allison, Ray Smith, Jaeli Kinltiugh, Duane Blank, Charles. Miller. Samuel Tate. Chester Pztleskn, Hunter Harris. Riehard Sivak. Dnris Foster flll,l0?1l from Pirllzrr'--Atttlrey Smith ROOM Sl'-HERBERT M. AMSCIHl.liR Frznzl Rntz'-Patrieia McMahon, Helen R1llC'slL'. Norma Garueh, Lois Mains, Agnes Pctaeh. Beverly Lung. Mary Galanus, Margaret Ursta. Doloreh liuganir, Barbara I-Ierold .leunzql Ro11vXlarilyn Ryan. Florence Kielar. Natalie Blake. .larqueline Ncxius. john Bruwn, Thnmas Book- er, Ralph 'I'ernple, George HllL'llL'llS, Mr. Amsehler, Paul Ruzh, joseph Bankey, John Lawsnn. Dale XVext- lway. Sally Bowser, Lueyanne Kelly, llarluara Tlintnpsun, .ltian Lutz Tlvml Run-Mztrtha Paitnr. ,loanne Travis. Ritltartl Olek. Lharles Hoyt. Pete Smerecky, Harnltl Glad. Robert Sharp, Donald Susan. lliflmard Pattnn, Richard lianiclg. Charles Moore. Autltey Clurismplter, Robert Rettninger, ,lanet Knutsnn TECH HIGH IUNIORS CLASS OF 1949 ROOM FIN-ANNA A. NELSON lfnirzl Rim'-James Kearns. janet Kemper. Audrey Tul' lmx. Dolores Donato. ,loan Herbert. Dolores Novak. llarlrne O'liryon, Rita liarofolo. Audrey llleztgane. Patricia Gilmore .M.iw.i Run-Margartt Kelly. Betty Gulp-han. Iirnestine Skralwak, Helen Butler, ,lam-t Lux, Dorothy Finney. Rohn-rt Ravey. Stuart Middleman. Miss Nelson. Frank llrletiu. Ernest Salvi. Lauramae ialhoun. Ledora Hur- rhouglis. Sharma Railingshal'er. Helen Chzxrney. Evelyn Sims 'Html Run'--laVerne Sant, Fred Tolin, Robert Pavlik, joseph Grazlano. Rohert Light. Rohert Hart. George Lesko. Marshall XXl1llUl'l1klIl. Iidmund Sharp, Lharles lmlyk. ,lohn Knapton. -lohn Volas. Louis ltrsepli, How .ltd Galley. ,kan Ann Smith fllmuf from l'1ll1n'u--l.aVerne Lutasa Q .., ROOM ill-MARY l.OL'lSl2 MLGRANN lima! Run-Rose Marie Danlso. L.iVerne MeCosky. Mary XX'ynn. Mary Lou Milligan. lidith llitkell. Betty Robin- son. Elsie Lconardis. Yetta Gottcsman, Dorothv Bos- nak, Nanty Linderman ,V:f.wv1.1' Ruiz'-Loretta Kutchak. XY'illiam James. Alice Graves. Sarah iosanella. Lois Sitkles, Ruth Ann Morris, Wfesley Blamitk. Mary Ann llarlino, Miss MtGrann, Ruth Vogt. Elaine Lemon. line Tindnll, JL-an Coates. llarbara XX'idel, ,laik Plumb. jean Curry. loan Land- strom Tlwnl Razr'-,lanet Batchelor, Allen Hager. John Lalley, ffharlew foughlin. Ken Salterlield. ,lohn Handra, Har- old Smith. ,lohn Yarnovn. lfred XX'orkman. NY'illiam Robinson. Arthur Maiurkanich, .lark Stull, Anna Krutz. Ralph Sthwiriam l 5 i ROOM 319-EMMA K. HZDAK Frau! Run-villiffortl XYoodS. Sylvia XXinklc Olson. Rose Salitros, Doris Helmstadter, Ail Phyllis Swartz. Shirley Mains. fonnie fialhc Clements Sumud Ron'-,loan Kohulnicky. Gloria liladir ine Rendulif. Mildred Godich, Patricia Wal. Pearson. Dolores Stepansky. Ruth Carlson, IN Gordon Carter. Robert Burton. Betty Smith Chomanies. Gladys Mdlaw. Nanry Howel Kmetz. Rose Ann Krznaric Third Ram'-Enmerenfe Tolgcn, Jack Knight. J Louis Pearce. Peter Srernlieh. William Mye Peterfon, John Schneider. Olie Pollard. R1 Howard Friedman. Francis Hill. Wfilliar Norma Skuhroxec. Marie Loya ROOM SZOQIHLLA XY. GILLHRIS Fmfzf Rott--Anna Lee. ,lennie Sayles. Mary Dona Pugh. Irene Stock, James Woodwar laloszenska. Joseph ClllSSiC- 'lecqueline Lehi Robinson Seuunl Ratt'--Marilyn Cauthornc-. Petrine Mor va Johnson, ,lune Biddle. Ruth Lawson, Mihalic, Frank Truszltowslti, Lenora Mann Gilchrist. Margaret XN'arlick. Fred Reyna Rynka, Gloria Ruschak, Helen Manspeakf. Kamerer. Marilyn Kfrummy, Geraldine Pavli Tlvlrrl Rau'--Bettv Schoellcr, ,lune liunk. Rad erow, Vince Tirpak, John Busch, Daniel liudolph Cjoctz. Mithael Kray, Duane XYalkt- Carter, Don Chiarctta, Patritia Krien, Nant ton. Mary Goscinsky. Evelyn XX'hitehead TECH HIGH JUNIORS CLASS OF 1949 ROOM S22-ff. EARL NIANSl:lEl.D Fwrzl Run'--Julia Guiricrrcz. Pmrifin Slwc-slay, Dulurcs Hemi. Isabel XWHSOH, Viola: Nicom. Antuincnc Lllucr- azure. Audrey Vifomi, Shirley Ilcrringumn, -I'llCI'L'NL1 Noffu, Mary Mnrnsno Surnlrz' Rrm'-Mary Puzuchaniu. 10.111 hurry. XY'xllx.m1 Cochcmmur, Dunn Anhnmson, Lnunc Mngdn. jcurxrlu Ryan, ,Liner Hrrshburg, Mr. Manxhcld, Mary Vadnlal, Nancy Sisley, Rose Mary McKay, Linda Lofstwxxx. Shirley Green, Louise Luchm, Iqklfl Stcplmun, Angie lngul Tlvml Run-fidwnrd ,luhnsm,1n, Rinlmrnl l.cL'pcr. ,luhn Pmnrlkur, XY'nrrcn XY'hite. Harry chflSIUPhL'I. Xxvllliillll Vogt. RlL'h1ll'll Ruhinsml, XY'illl.1m Davie, XY'xlln.xm lux, Norman Shiflcr, Barium Bmwn, Rnlurd D.ny, Wlnlrcr Wlnrwick BAND IN M FORMATION MR. MR. DE SIMONE GARBETT 65 , sfi .E in N. - ,h Q ' . - . .- S9 A , L 4' WSP' K 'fK fc.f 55535 : ,' Gu -'iffl if ' ,C : I 154' '-X L? 64 ADVENTURE IN INDUSTRY In the Foregrozmri- APPRENTICE TAKING TRAINING In the Baclegrozzfed- INDUSTRIAL PLANT Slit TION I0 li-I 'Il Run-VimL-nr Graft. George johnson, GLIYIC XVil- in. ,Iohn Shaw, Kun Hnmpson, George Trhovia, Nick Insulin ,ml Run'-Hurry Sorcrczmos. Cilmrlcs Downey, Rich- rd Sinmk. Ile-gh RJIIISCIT, John Clrrcpani. George Mis- rvinh, Anthony Amcndoln. Amos Thomas, Gerald loviling rl Iluu'---Gcoi'1.1c Dobofc, Charles Zwinglcr, Howard rinsko, ,launch iloun, David Pam-rson, ,lose-ph Hala- 'zliili-r. ,Iarnc-fx I-Izrhn SIZITION In 'f-I rf lCn1i+lirIwnriI Mums. I.mnx l'l.lflWE'l'I. ,Ioscph C.nm0, idwaml Lyonx, Harry Mdnlcrry. joseph Znjdel, ii.-orgl' Yunmko. Ilcnry Dcnncy ml Run'-Robert Iiollnw. Ylarncs Holrzmnn. ,Iosqph ui, Mrglmcl Ilnsilonu, XVillizlrn Spicer, Bernard Lar- izzn. john lirmrur, Wfilfred Linncrnan, Jack Norton 'fl lfrurgfliralircix Iiulko. ,Iowa-ph Strangcsn Donald iglcy, Ross Mcizli-r, Warner 'I'u-Iuviniq, Keith 'lala- iniax, ,Iamus Knighr, Michael Miswnrzrs, ,Iohn Hor- uh VOCATIONAL SCHOOL SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1950 SECTION IU E-S Frou! Rau'-Rolurrt Kelly, ,Iohn judy, Stuvv Gulhinc, Leonard Gurowski, GL-orgc Morakis. lircil Porrcco, ,Iumes Andrew S'L'ff1'1d Rauf-Roimld Argyle. Paul Clartia, K1h:u'Ics Stock, ,lohn Sgroi. Iinlward Iidwrmls, Willucrt ,Iackson, lid' wnrd Krohc, Bruce Miller, Andre-w Dnrirh, Willisiiix Furlong. Mirhacl lismk Tlvrrl Run-Rohcrr Pnrcdcs. ,Ioscph Mandclln, Thomas Fo-cfr. Frank Nc-lion. Xwlllliillll Shaw, Conrad Patrick, Mark l'rcmiLk. Danicl iaxpncr SIZKTIUN Ill Nl-2 AND IU I' Ffufll Rl!1l RlbhCII Ingram, Irvin Brurc, ilmrles Dan- snk. Gene Iicnulicr, Ralph Kgilkhrcnncr, Dale Hglu- hrick, Benjamin Marrinclli Serund Rou'7Norman Hunning, Marlin XVnrson, ,IUC Squillace. Gerald Ormzxnd, ,Ioicph Kuhn-nsky, Parc Ochoa. Recd Downey, George Wfill. ,Iohn Ilnilnk, XVII- liam Hopkins 'l'l1ir:l Row-Dormlil Boncrli, Iicnjzxmin Scilz, Howzlrd Thompson, Iidmnnd Sherman, Kllarcmc Rmyr, Qrvillc llrcschcr, Rohr-rr Pry, ,Izuncs Kvmlcrs, Daniel Dnmrh VOCATION AL SCHOOL SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1950 SECTION 10 D-l Fmnl Ron-Ronald Reitz. Thomas Black, Tom Kru- chensky, Thomas Marcus, Craig Ponsonby, Paul Moore .Ycinml Ron'-Ronald Campbell, Marco Gabella, Ben Gusky, Dan Miller. Douglas Brown, William Metcalfe. William Alund. john Spalla Tlvrrd Run'-W'illiam Bednarovsky, Richard Kovacs, Mel- vin Freusch. Steve Monoyoudis, Clement Gazda, Rob- ert Svana, Neal Middleton SECTION 10 E-2 From Ron-Din-id Patterson. Lavino Dandrea. Alan Stern. Theodore Squires, john Misenhelter, Marvin Langer. Harold Mdluiston, Charles O'Malley Samir! Ron-john Stanislaw. Donald Nehas, John Dixon. Mike Miscevich. Charles King, Charles Cun- ningham, Lloyd Johnston. Daniel Pelletchia, Ralph K olello, 1 hester Spiegel Tlvml Run-Romeo Tassone. Paul Keenan, Howard Judy, Pnxqunl De Stephano. Duane Fox, john Minnick, Leo ljLll'ltll'C1l. jerry Guiser 43 5 is , W, , , Q an -,,.,- z SECTION I0 D-2 AND Ill S Prom Row-William Dixon. ,lohn Melldoo. Ray C boski, Steve Kisan, Thomas Bill, Ernest Buct William Spudy Serum! Raw-jack Wfalman, Charles Boehm, Vi Ruisi, Robert Mellinger, Ronald Grcenawald. Ja Trumpe, Howard Atkins, Joseph Parton, Robert Pa Charles Breletic, Ronald Mt-Ginty 'l'l:1ird Ro11f-Richard Reddich, Robert Toth, Jess Rob: James Scott, George Ritchey, Donald Waszczak, gene Reese, John Orosz, Sieve Knfzlt-r, Robert IN quedo. Charles Byard SECTION lo lial FIYHI1 Ron'-Rielmrd Collage. ,lohn Fleming. XY'ill Riley, Ernest Goth, Ronald Broinnn. iharles Marsh Paul Leibold Sefoziu' Roll'-Gerald Finley. Martin Bishop. Jerry Ci mock. Charles Mcssinger, George Velesko. Fr. Rinchko, Robert Knoll, VC'illiu1n Smith, Melvin D ler. Charles Harshmnn, Ronald McMillan, Edw Vargo. Walter Smith Third Ron'--Eugene Kusner, -Norman Ross, Rol Keenan, Richard Alli, Rohcrt ll.-inlwzlrger. Frank Sh William Walk, Arthur Sior, Donald Kolesar MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS RADIO George F. I. Izzrtruclnr S 'I VOCATION A CLASS OF 1950 SECTION IO W From linux-juxnes Walsh, Robert Hampton, Jack Scott William Luv:-all, William Halas, Robcrr Donaldson, Ruben Long, Edwin Mushalko wand Ron'-Ray Szcrzen, Vince Znsack, David Farina, Edward Marinac, Robert Gary, Elmer Iialim, Carl Burger, Thomas Juraszek, Charles Ammer TESTERS anks SECTION 11 M AND S Frau! Row-Nick Zavinski, joseph Handa, Frank Ba- logh, Donald Gobbel, George Demick, Robert Duval, Robert lingszcr Sammi Rauf-Harry Klug, Paul Fedasz, Floyd Ellen- bcrger, George Blaha, John Gioia, William Frum, Leo Srcpansky, Daryl Hallas, Willianx Lorenchich Tlrirzl Row-Frank Pavlovic, Herbert Pcrkovic, Frank Coates, joseph Adams, George Bokulic, Jack Sohczak, ,lark Donnelly, Guy Holmes, Thomas Pratt SECTION 11 M-1 Frou! Rnzrflfclix Jaworski. Elmer O'Bruh.x. XValter fjfxlllllhkl, Edward Sapura, Ralph Evunehak. Joseph Mrliuwkcr, Alvin Decker, Michael Trombola Serum! R1,u'+Brm'e Szucs. Thomas MeKirrick, James Kavros. Lawrence Spiegel, Stephen Mika, Edward Ma- rhek, Theodore Sundberg, Thomas Hughes, David Rolling, Thomas Evanchak. Donald Elster Tlrlnl Ron'-Robert Winkler, John Palumbo, Donald Nelson. Donald Turis, Ross Xwadman, Carmen Costa, john Rirsig, Thomas Race. Raymond Pomycala OCATIONAL SCHOOL JUNIORS CLASS OF 1949 SIZCITION ll A Tun'-joseph Glagola, Peter SKOi3I1OViC, Robert Edward jaekowski, Frank Lawrence, Robert Wcmcid Run'-Earl lfhoriner, joseph Rizzo. james Bull. We-del, Harold Douglas. Francis Seidling, Mark , Klhexler Adamek, Louis Guzik fun'-.larnes Paruchn. Richard Mihuf, Andrew iak, Donald jarkson. Mark Godieh, Ted Srar- George Ocilka Slff'l'lUN ll li-I AND XY-l on fRoherr Lydon. Charles Fire, XVillliun Horn- Vilror Stellar. X'i'illi.un lienik. .link Gelzhiseri Ord, Steve Dulsil 'Jnrrijosepli llzru, Lexlie Ad.lim, Daniel VC'l1a1len. im llalvzlty, Ciene Hudxon. lloward Brandy, Fred .lohn Ryhnr, Lilrnn Hudson, Louix De Augm- George Diehl. liraxnk Drnnko, Donald Kerfoor llllhv-lll1HCllC Pufkey. .lohn Wfurgo, james lllalia. y Domino. Donald Mnlienery, ,lohn Smider, lore Vidnoviek. Ronald Nirols, .lark Lombardo, V Alberni. Riihnrd lfrrm, Gerard Yfyneoop SECTION ll C AND ll W-2 From Ron'-George Rneko, Gaylord Nartalnis, Robert Bell, Richard Ponsonby, Guerrino Nnvaroli. Donald Supamic. John Pasrernak Serum! Run'-Nick Pururich. XY'illinrn Noah. john Borzn, Donald Kasrronis. Ray Mrilloskey, Robert Conrad. Leo Winand. joseph Welsh, Donald 'l'rauunzm, Steve Lugrirew. NY'illii1m Larson. ,'lLlL'lC Geary Third Ron-Rirhard Src-phzm, Kenneth Kai:-er, Edward Srlmeller, Ted Fry. George Johnson. Glen Sholwell, Robert Miller, Rmsell Kohl. .larnee Brown SECTION ll D AND ll P From Run'--Arllnir .ZllI'lL'lIlC. 'l'l10l112lS Nee, fflmrles Nagy, lfdward Park. Anthony Vzihish. Daniel Srailiko Seiuml Ron'-Donald Mayer, .lurk lfuliner, joseph Lynrh. Garth Troehesset, .laines Vlfalrd, ,lohn Volosin, Robert KHFQHHR, George flrossun, Gene Soulr, lirnesr Kerekes, james Greene Tlvrrl RllIl'1,lOSl'Dll Frans, Bernard Runge, Robert Gil' lingham, lidwaird Greenewnld. Dennis llaluszynski, lfdwnrd Borzur, Harry jnunes. Ray Wfaeldel wwf JOCATION AL GLEE CLUB 1. Robert lzod Director VOC ATKON AL CLU B Donald E, Ferguson j. Robert Izod SpO77,WJ1',V VOCATION Al DRAM ATXC Cl. Donald Fergx ifrn:1.vu1' k . L HW www E aa. ' F. A DIUUY IN ELECTRICAL CURRENTS R. D. Cannon Tearher SHOP MATH George H. McConnell MACHINE SHOP H nrry M. Lee Tcwcbw' I 1 lm!!! !!1l! '!' WOODWORKERS George A, Krause Teacher AN ELECTRICAL STUDY A STUDY IN WORDS Charles E. Schaeffer Libmrimz COMMERCIAL ARTISTS Conrad Pr Teacher ima vera PA TTERN SHOP Wfinfic-Id Tcflrfwr S. Harding SHEET METAL Edward G. Burger 7-qflllhblff VOCATIONAL CAFE MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS R. D. Cannon Spovzfmf JANITORIAL STA1 Edwin E. Liedtke Sznperzfirof OUR PRIDE 75 PUBLIC ADDRESS NS TECHNICIA Gerald F, Lanks Spofzfof' APPRENTICE CLUB Francis Yonek Prefzlfefzt Henry J . Tindall Ben Disegi Spomorf 3 I f 'Z' 1 En is . ,sb .g 1232 QW 1' 1 V 536 N13 534 limi' i...,g, Twig A wwf 1 ,,,:.f,,L:f, 1 5291 31,2 1 1 K 2 inf xiii 1 7 Qfagix ,if Sf: f14?i3,:z 3 fx fmwwal' L X 54, fs 261122 Q X 1..b , W k,.T , Jw fl sim 1, W , N Q if , H' E CLHSS OFFICERS TECH HIGH SCHOOL Y' Frank Michalski Machine Shop Secremry Elmer Tremont Pattemmaking Vice President William Diamond Auto Mechanics Treasurer Walter Kustra Woodworking Preriderit CLASS FLOWER Yellow Tea Rore VOCATIONAL SCHOOL jack Payne College Preparatory Prefiderit Joan Rotheram College Preparatory Secretary Betty Lou Hawk College Preparatory Vice Prerident Gilbert Bocetti College Preparatory Trearurer 7' CLASS MOTTO Opportunity kriocler but once, Linen! 78 CLASS COLORS Silver and Old Rose SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES CHRISTMAS DANCE ANNA MAE WALDRON, REED HOPKE, Cb-airmen Joan Buchanan Lorraine Coddington Grace Dobos Aileen Evans Ronald Fleming Dorothg Belak Jane uchanan Robert Bonczek Ted Come Edward Cunningham Mary Lou Gilmore Lucille Johnson Leroy Kite William Martin Richard McLellan Lynn McCafl'rey Robert Pitzer SPRING DANCE STUART BUTZ, JOAN PALMER, Chairmen William Hoey James Jones Alan Judkins Virginia Kaylor Betty Luptak Mary Lou Macik SENIOR PROM PHILIP FEINERT, JOANNE HARTNETT, Lawrence Delo Dan DiMucci Jack Hackett Helen Halas Marion Hasson Jane Kniepkamp Gilbert Abbott Nancy Beard Esther Beck Ronald Bedry Juliette Damianos Joanne Dietz Dayton Allen Elmer Babyak Myron Badnerosky Francis 'Barber William Bjerstedt Greta Ferenczy Dorothy Ayres Robert Butrym Alvin Chiesi Margaret Delialco Helen Donato Nancy Lou Hoffman Mildred Adams Rose Marie Borland Lois Downie Merle Buckler Lynn Flegal Natalie Frohtnan William Diamond Hazel Ethridge Ruth Frencik Daniel Fury Marjorie Grubbs Roger Gustafson Walter Kustra Jay Lawson Jean Littlewood Edwin Mann Dolores Maravic George Miller Richard Misenhelter CLASS PLAY CLIZMMA GILCHRIST, Chairman Lou Gruber Ethelda Hobson John Hodgson John Hoerr Margy Lou Kaplan Marie Killian CLASS MOTTO ALEX BLACK, Chairman Sydney Heisler Joan Holfmeiarcr Dolores Horvat Delores Lescinski John Lindamood Marianne O I'oole Emil Pohodich CLASS FLOWER FRANCIS SANDERS, Chairman ' Ellen Lickley Sylvia Mason Richard Matheny Betty Oleska Melvin Peterson Charles Rodgers Robert Shupe CLASS COLORS RUTH ANN BAIRD, Chairman Constance Fusco James Kallilfn Marilyn zan Frank Kolodziei Paul Martino Lloyd Mathews Dorothy McClure CLASS INVITATIONS NANCY RUSSELL, Chairman Charles Hamrnerburg David Kelly Constance Keramedis Lorane Mason Frank Michalski William Peterson 79 Chairman William Schaifner John Schweitzer Glenn Sunclin Betty Lou Volk Barbara White James Mains Robert Manning Sam Marks Lucille Maito iames Pack onald Sandmeyer Joan Peterson David Rosenberg Ruth Steelnack Elmer Tremont Mitzie Wunderley John Yamnicky Joan Lofstrom Dorothy Misenhelter Elinor Sadler Franklin South Jon Valentine Ronald Westman Zoran Popovich Jean Rankin Robert Schafer Ann Louise Steele Bernice Stokan Laura Worthey Wayne Steele Carl Strahl Gene Taimuty Virinia Thornton Jack Weimer James Zumbro Robert Peterson Mary Louise Soles DeWayne Spare Clara Stamatellos Jay Vernon Merle Williams Mary Polivchak Ruthann Reed Theodore Tatntzyn Norman Tobias Florence Wanetick Joan Williams lx Ammer Norman Amper Gilbert Abbort Donald Arheson Mildred Adams Dayron Allen Wallace Amman Fran ' College Prupammry Aiudenm' Arudcmir College Preparalory .llarlaine Shop Bminerx Arademic i l 1 l I .C ea 1 l Larue Argyle Dororhy Ayres C ll e Preparatory jean Andrew Mary ,lo Andrews Albert Anirnri Rira Anuszkiewicz Pauline App e Cuzrlfuerrlul llpoodrmrle College Pfcprlmrory Aladwllix Coflflllerrlal u eg C nm men ml Rurh Ann Baird Verne Ayres Mary Ayres Elmer Babyak Myron Bndnerosky Frames Badzgun Margarcr Baglos Bmimfri College Prepamrnry College Prepamlnry Czmifrfefrnil B!IJ1?lE'.U' College Preparalory , ' v La Bun we r 4' Lorraine Barkley h Bales Srevc Balinr Alice Banick Francis Barber k Camrrzeffial Radio Aladernirt Robert Baker John Balawaider Jo n Commem ml Radm Dmlring Woadufor 80 ff sw, ,V awww as any 'vi 'fa ,Q ik if 2'! P+v 'Q 1' .16 ,.f--- Dolores Blair Pete Bokulic R' h d ic ar Bollas Donald Bollenberg Dolores Bonczek Robert Bonczek Donald Bondi Commerrlal Arademic Auto Mevhanirr College Preparatory College Preparatory Anzo Nevbanirr College Preparalor R Lois .lean Bonner Ernest Borsn Grace Boyd Rubv Boyd Frank Boziccvif Charlew Bradley George Brunick Commerf-j,1l fllolmzs aw! Pr,-u'c'r B,'f.1iwe.4.e B1r.rfrze,r,u Azllu flfluflmflifi' Radio 1'l'lr11'l1i11e.S'ZmlJ Iiquijznfcwl Dan Breda Beverly Brenneman Jean Bringe Denny Brinker Floyd Browning James Bruce William Brunory Amdemiu College Preparatory Bmirzen College Preparatory Patzernmaleing Woodwork Pallernmaking Tom Bryan Jr-an Bubonic Elda Buccini Jane Buchanan Ioan Buchanan Merle Buckler Frank Bunda Arademii' Commerfial CL rzznlenfal Colle P ' ge repamrory College Pfeparalory College Preparatory Auto Mefhanirr 82 Rubcrr Burke Alfrcda Burroughs Durothy Bury Ralph bush Knberr butrym i stuart buzz hdvrard buzek Hnunerr fliademn' Bnrinerr Arademli' College Preparatory College Prepammry l!'ooalu'nrk Y Y ,W A ..-- -- J.-v Thmnus Kladman Marian Campoli Dominic Candelorc Lavinia Cam Chester Care Lucy Carlino John Carney Cnllvgv Prefmrulurv Cullvnu Prejzamlm-y Molqri' gud Porlfer College Prepammry Bn,ri11e,1,r Cnffzfrlurfifzl llllllllll' and Power Iiflfffbfffeflf liqnipmenr llonsmmc Carpenter Dornthy Carpenter Martha Carter Felix Castro Margaret Cerniga Anthony Chakercs Earl Chapman Cum men ml Cnmmerriul C ullvge Preparatory A nm Mechaniir Bmir1e,r,r C nllege Prepammry Amdemil: Dnlurcx Chavcrini Rmc Lhiavcrini Alx in Chicsi Dolores Cieslewitz Albert Cfipitthio Calvin Llark Nick Cuban l,'nllL'.Hc' I'rt'l'hJr.1lnri Cnnzmvriml slum ,llerlmrlni Blzinleff Slwel illelul Auld: mn Wanduwfrk 83 James Cochenour Lorraine Coddingron Bun neu Com men ml C ll' Geraldine Collins Albert Coldirz Jess Coleman john Colflesh Bernard o ins Afadenlzr Moron and Puzver Mafhine Shop Bminerx Bluinerf Eqlilpfllfffll ' 3Zf,Quf.. Alfred Come Neal Conley Jerry Cook Mary Corbin Ethel Cordis Alvin Cnrdisco Jack Coup Patternmukiug fllufnrr and Pimfer Bn.rlneJ.r C ommercifll C allege Preparatory Rarlin C allege Preparnlory Equipment d Duzkuwski lilnrcnce Daczkowski Ruth Lux Rnbcrt Crauxnz Tlmnms Cready Henry Croft Edward Cunningham Bemar 1 ' Aiadcmli' :lam illmlmrfzii flimlenliu ,lldc'lJiI1u Slmp Cnlluge Prepumlary .llaflime Slwp CUII1lIl6fL'l4ll . Y V .. ... l'-fe ,. , , - .,,-,,,, . . WMA, W ,,,, f - ,,,,- Y , 4, - ,,- . ' f-- , , - , , v Richard Daczkowski Juliette Damianos Kenneth Danldor Lois Dandtea Jane Dannenhauer Shirley Danncnhauer Dolures Darcangclu C allege Preparalory College Prepurumry Pufternmakmg C071l77l!!7'l'I1-ll C nllege Preparatory Acudemfi: College Preparnlory 84 1 umm i un-.ii-5 U..-.U ua-U Ju.. ..,...., .- .....,... U..-U .-....5,-.-.. UL..-.W J-......., .,...L ---- .'-- -,--5--- Aiadwzm' Ania Mem harm: Cnllzgee Prepurulory Aiadcnm' College Prcpamlory Cflllllllffflllf Dffiflffhld Lnwrenre Delo Knzlierine Dc-muse Berry De Podesra Deloris Jean Derr Lu Vnuda Dick Sally Dietifinh Dam DiMmu ,lh,w, ,1,c,lmm,,,,,. C,,,,,,,,t.,, ,al Ca111n1er1nll Cullege Preparalnry Crmlmen ia! .'1irlLlL'llllL' U ooil1z'11rb Bessie Diner Theresa Donard Bu inzexf Gruge Dubos Bernice Domino Gcorgc Donahoe- allege l'r'z'fuu'u1m'y C 1, ll ege l rvjmmlnrv liu,fir1e,U W'rm1l11fork o Helen Donam Margaret Dorn Cn 111 mari ial BNI' IIUJI illiam Dougherty Pgmy Douglas Lon Downie Helen Dudalsh Dolorex Dudik Helen Dukic Lois Dyson allege l'refmmmry Hnmleu College Prepumlnry C'nllege Pl'Uf7dl'tIlUV'j l31f.sil1e.i,i Ar lllJ.7llf1' fillld2'l'NlIlf 85 E ' k Dorothy Es Betty Eard-ley Judith Edwards John Eisele Eva Englerr Chester Englot Mona. ric son flladezull' College Preparatory Sheet Alera! College Preparatory Marbirle Shop Crmimerrial Commerc: ! 3 Edward Estok Hazel Ethridge Marian Evanchak Aileen Evans Arthur Evans XVilliam Everett Mary Fat Woodwork College Preparatory Buxlrtetr College Preparatory College Preparatory Academic College Prepa Andrew Fedor Charles Fedur Philip Feinert Greta Fr.-renczy Dolores Ferguson Earl Ferrington Estelle Fei Commerrial Ar! Motorr and Power College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory Wooduforle Commerm Iiqaipmem Lilliafi Ftrry Howard Fiedler Evelyn Fillo Bonnie Fisher Lynn Fiegal Joan Fleming Ronald Flem Cz. nz 1: err 'al Corzlmerrial Ar! Blrrlfzur College Prsparalorj College Preparatory College Preparalory College Prepa. R6 liafl l'0l'DC9 ld a roru Mary Lou rorgie nmu rraas Josepmne rmnza ucmgc ricwug num nunrm Info 1ll8llId.llJ Airulwull' BIl,lll7L'.l'.l' Radio 1314111 P ' 1-11 Collage' Prefnxralory C ll u age Prufmmlory iriorie Frifcholz Nalalii- Frohman Daniel Fury Cfznirancl- Fusco Marcelenc lfuzi Parrfcia Gaidzik Rim Gallagher liuulmwi College Pn'fmw!ury College Preparatory Crmmzen' 'al College Pnlnrrfatnry lil1.11'1w.r.r B!l.ll1lL'.I.f Victor Ganassi Nancv Ganlcy Shirley Gardner Lorraine Garner Urban Garrett Margaret Geiger Anne Gerdiu 'llrlu M c'l'lJrn1ii I College Frelvarulory fliademir Bfuinerr College Prfffmmtory Azademir Biulrzurs rgarur Gcrzsenyi Lorraine Giglmcog Thomas Gibbons Robert Gibson ldc-lle Gifford Clcmma Gilchrist .lnhn Gilchrist Cmmm'r1'll1l Aiadwuir A1110 ,llerbarlifr Aiademii' College l re1mra1ury College I'rcf1amrory College Prefmralory 87 Wilbert Go Robert Giles Elizabeth Gilmore Mary Lou Gilmore Irene Gimant Dolores Girovsky Rose Gluseic Woodwork Academic Burinexr College Preparatory Bunnen Cammercral Amdemi i Z 5 R :Sc-lla Gorecki Barbara Gormley Rose Goscinsky Catherine Gr: ' I BIIIHIEJF Amdema ll Goev Jeanne Goffus Sidney Goldberg c, I 1 C oll age- Prepuml om' C om m errml C om nz erm: Russe . Collage Prejmmlory Bminwr Daniel Grbalch Marie Grdic Arlene Greenfield Beatrice Gresko William Grifliths Lola Gronlund Mary Gro College Preparalory Buxlrreii College Preparalory Commercial Woodwork College Preparatory Bluifzen I if llaymond-Gross Marjorie Grubhs Esther Gruber John Gruber Louis Gruber Roger Gustafson Ella Mae Gut Crmznicrrml Ari College Prcparalory Cbrzlzllcriifzl Amdrnlii A4adw11lc College Prefzaraiur-x BIIIIIIEH 88 mes Gwnsden Blmnw , n rn nz en ml burg NancyHammcrsxrom Ll 'nm' Dork Hallam: Mildred Haxmihnn Clharkes Hammer Conmleniul Cnflz-ge Prefmmrofv Am L Bmmcu li nil Hanko Betty Hanlon ' Cowrmwml l Mmhinv bbnp anngmmx Robert Harbuhx jacqudine Harding Dohxres Harris Joanne Harrie Shirlcc Harris Cad if Pallurrzvzaklfzg ,4l'tldUI7lil' Cummenial Cnllvgu Pfepummry Collegu Pfefmmmry Am izzuxx . 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'S Marion McQuiston C llege Preparatory on M Lellan George McMann1 C omrrterrial o Philip McLaughlin Richard c Commercial Art College Preparatory Academic D othy Misenhelrer Robert Mihal Rose Mihalic George Miller Hal Miller Ruth Miller Dorothy Milligan or Commercial College Preparatory College Preparatory Commercial College Preparatory Commercial Commercial Art 96 h Monahan Arhena Monoyondis Chard Miscnhelter Larnexha Mitchell Rose Mogus Anthony Molinaro Dolores Mols Jo n ' A f Collxmerl ial ,Sful hiue Shop C-UVl1lIlE'7'l'idI Radio Bluinen' :liege Preparatory C um men 1.1. Mnrrlm Moorc Kiki Mumkis Smara Mumkis Russel Morasm Ralph Moritz lic-c lllosslsurg James Mulligan .'l1.nlwr1ii Cnnlfflvnirzl Bnrim-if College' I'r'uf1f1m1nry .'lm.l.-mn' .l'.rili1:1L'.S'lw12 Cullwzl' PFc'f7dl'tll0f1' Robert Murlha Olympia Musat Donald Mushalko Anna Musulin Mamie Murulo ,lane Myers Olive Nagy Slnucl Mum! Blfiirleir Afademii' C0llll1lUfffdl Cfnlm1c'ri'fal Culllmenial BllllllL'JI Dun Nasm Joe Navaroli Dorla Neil Jean Nickolls Earl Norton William Nuq: .Jeanne Olwrman lvturr and Power Radio Amdemir Callege Preparatory flmdwzfic Amo fllerharzfry College Prcfmmmry Erflripmenf 97 Ord Phvllis Orlg Leonard Ohusek V joan Ochs Berry Oleska Edward O'Malley joseph Ondik Duane B.'411r1e,u' Cullsgc Prepumlory Cofnmenml College Prepfmzmry Comzzzerrial Art 1il1t1rrllL'rhullfL,x Commerl lean Osborne Naglclyn O'Shea Margaret Osika Marianne O'Toole James Pack Nick Paglialongu Leonard Pala ' ' ' ' B.'l.l'f77E.f.l' College l'rep11ralw'y Drajrnzg lJ1'11lli1m Cnlluge Prefm , 1 . 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Ruthann Reed Donald Rendulic Richard Renner Vllilliam Pepper Audrey Reese lqilljiflllt' Narlzine Sbvjr Ararlemil Acaflemfr l3u.rlner.r College Prepamlary College Prefmr, E R'l Duane Ritter Margaret Robinson Wilma Rnen Aradcum' Charmaine Rice Zygmunt Rice Mary Louise Richards John i ey ' ' or C ll' e Prepafalory Blzrinen Radio Bnrirlefr College Prefmralory Collega Pre P4741 y 0 Lg Charles Rogers Arlin Roiohn Joan Rollin Wfilliam Ropar David Rosenberg John Ross John Ros! ll 'Prepumlury At':Id3lIIll' Sheet Meinl Bmlnerr Molarl and Power Academia' Eqnipnzent Conzmenial Aft Cu egu I le August Rudolph Dororhy Runge Margery Rupert Nancy Russell Dorothy Ryan Francis Ryan James Ryan Parterfzvziubing C allege Prapammry Commerrial College Preparamry Arademic Radio College Prepan 100 ' S ders Ronald Sandmeyer John Sabak Frank Sabich james Sabo Elinor Sadler Rosa Safos Francis an Colle e Preparalon' Palterfmlaking Afademif Burinerr College Prepamtory College Preparatory l Drafting g Agnes Sanetsky Louise Santa Margaret Satterfield Sara Savona William Schaffner Robert SCl1lll'Cl' Kenneth Schleifcr Bnrinerr Comlr1en'ial Cullege Preparatory Cnnlflzerrial .llar'hir1r.' 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Sm'th Lillian Socrates Sally Louise Soothe Rita Solano Mary Louise Solex George Sorel' lfirdm fllml. 12111 Cllllllllkflldl College Prepumfv,r5 Cwnlm-nirxl College Prcpamrnrp College Preprz I Franklin South l.ef:rn Sr wa Paul Sowa Jerome Spano Richard Sparc: Mary Sparico DeXVayne S1 Cullege pV'.A!llfdlUfj Bn.m1e,ii Azfm Melhuniu Mullvine Shop A1110 Alerl-af1ir.r Crmzmerrial Aiademif 102 James Speillel Raymond Spenc College I'n'f:rm-arfrry A mio M l1t'l7lll7fl ,I Filbert Spinelli . ' Dorothy Spislmck Clam Smmanellos George Stanislaw Vivian Smny .ard Cullcge Pre1mrulrn'y C07I77l1Ul'l'fIll Cfllllvgc l'rz'l1fln1rm'y C1Il71IH-U7't'flll Ari 1 Qi , L 1 h K. Q , K M K X l liumzz rr Ann Luuise Steele Sarah Steele XXVQIYHC Steele Ruth Ste-elnauk Mike Sta-fankn Margaret Stewart William Stewart College' P7'L'fUll'.'llllI'j' Cullegn' Prefmnzlory Cullcgu Prvfmrarury College Pft'f7tlTtIfIl!'fY C1lllIl1lC'I'tf1Il A rr C -liege P1'L'lJ1lI'1ll1lI'j' CIIIIIIIICFL ia! 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Jon Valentine El' xzahcth Vavrek Jay Vernon Diana Vignovic Nancy Virag Roy Vogt Alb College Preparulory Bluinexf Afazlamil College Preparalory Azademi ' ' Berry Lou Volk It erm Volk L College Preparulnry C lf ' ' ol L M Preparalory Iario Volponi Roberr Vuk Cflarabelle Waldbaum Anna Mae Waldron Janet XVallace Shirleymae Wfalzers College Preparamry Palivrnmaknzg College Preparalory College Preparatory College Preparalory College Preparatory :Iladeruif Thomas Wfzxmplcr Florence Whnerick Narthew Wkxrgovich Ri' hard XVargovich Sherwin XVasserman Martha Nweigand College Preparalory College Preparatory College Preparatory Collage Preparatory College Preparalory Commerlial lack Weimar - jack Weinstein Edward Wclcker Thomas Welcll John Welsh College Preparalory C ollege Preparatory Cammerrml Art D ' I Douglas XX'eimcr Mm him- Shop Ronald Westmnn Jenn Wheaton mlffng Amd:-ruin College Preparatory C 1' 1 ' ' f 103 a Iam I rcparalary Barbara XY'hirc Paul Wfhirc Betsy jo Wlildman Joan W'illiams Merle Williams Earl W'ills Isabel Wilson Cffllegue' Pfkpdfdlllfi llulnrs and Pau 1 r Bufiflen' Cmiege Prepamlory Sheer Alera! Aimlefuic College Pnfpamro lfqnipmwll Dolures XY'ise juhn NY'is4er Suzanne XY'isScr Robert Vforkman Laura W'orrhey Mitzie NVunderley Sally XY'ycofT lin linen llnlnri and Pun ur ,fhazlemir College Prepdralory Azadcfmn College Pnfpamlury Cnllgge Prupgmra liqmpnzwli N... X:,mcf . 4 1 '52 inf John Yablonsky Virginia Yagan John Yamnicky Martha Yancic Ralph Yanez Anthony Yanni Frank Yfdfvlk Arademir Bfzfirlcfff College Preparalory Bufinen' C0fl17lIb'fI'ldl Art Biufnefx Afddfmlc Charles Yersku Francis Yonek Charles Yuhas Dorothy Zahares john Zavalydriga Natalie Zelich Marion Zoerb CfI771l71EfLld1 Ar: .lim Zum' Shop Dnzfllm: Comnienial Sheet Metal College Preparalorg Cnrrllrwrrial 106 .. Mm ja mf. S 4 Zumbro Helen Zurovcik College Prepuralary Blume U INING THE STEPS TIGER ROOTERS 102 I..-Wz,..,M'J'f A 4' fnjrz'enofilfff, , 6' -5 U .5 I , 'W-5571421 -if rw , A si ef Q Jn 9: .' U u o If N Friendships are the best books in the library of life. Our school may be thought of as the library, and our stu- dents as the books of friendship. By combining these books into many volumes, we can readily get a mental picture of our clubs. Many activities, such as plays, dances, musicals, debates, chapel programs, have been sponsored by our clubs. One of the shelves in our friendship library contains volumes of songs, namely, our glee clubs. All these groups have done much to entertain and uplift the student body. Other important volumes to be considered are the orchestras, bands, debate and dramatic clubs, and the stu- dent council. Herein every student is given an opportunity to exhibit his ability in the field of music, art, debate, and student leadership. Another section of our friendship library contains f l volumes of interesting adventures, recorded by the staffs of the Yough-a-Mon and the Red and Blue. Both have reflected a true school spirit. Indeed, our students have ' ial life, and have formed valuable friend- enjoy ships. ll? ed a rich soc , , V08 IRA J. BERKHMA Faculty Adfuifer The Yough-a-Mon 109 THE UYOUGH-A-M G. Franklin Sout Editor-i1z-Chief Ira -I. Berkema Ikzcnlly AlI7I'f,f67' 0 l. THE COMRADESHIP BETWEEN STUDENT AND TEACHER Ofr. in :he ml! nigbz. life Slll7iZb6'7 .!' chain buf boznzn' me, Frrmz Memory bring! lhe light Of ofher cfayf dVUI472ll me. 111 BLUE THE RED AND Alex Black 'n Chief Editor-z - Norman M. Gibson Faculty Advixer TUDENT COU NCIL Richard Misenhelter Prwizlwzl SERVICE CLUBS 113 CAMERA CLUB Sherwin Wasserman Iiremlenl Harry C. Pry Sponmr ART CLUB Rita Salano Pf6'.l'itI76'7lf Miss H. Ver Spnmor a Trim JEBATIZ CLUB nan Rotherzun I're,ridv11i len G Malsccd He I . Sf207l.l'fl1' CLASSICAL CLUB Dayton Allen ljreyioient Miss Mary E. Auld Harry L. Carlson Sponsor.: LIBRARY CLUB Eva Rae Barnes Miss Prefident jean MacKinney Spofzmr DRAMATICS CL' Suzanne Wisser Prexidwzt August M. Sclm Spomor JUNIOR HISTO RIAN CLUB joan Rotheram Prefident Miss Margaret G. Dunlap Ad1fi.1'e1' MQ? MATHEMATI CS CLUB Robert Manning Prefidefzt Miss Amelia Richardson Sponsor USHERS' CLU Miss Helen P. Jer Advifer GIRLS' CAFE STUDY ss Louise M. E:-mer Teaclaer SPEAKERS JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PROGRAM OVER WEDO Leo R. Travis M odcmtor XWORLD HISTORY INTERESTS Miss Helen Scott Twzcbef' JOHN SHAW HI-Y CABINET john Peterson President August M. Schad Spomm' 120 KOBERT SMYTHE HI-Y CABINET Willialn Halle Pffefidenl Edward O. McKee Spomor JUNIOR Y-TEEN CABINET Sue Mathis Prwiderzt Miss Anne B. Sigmund SPOIIJTH' SENIOR Y-TEEN CABINET Helen I-Iulus Prexiziwzt Mrs. Emma K. Fedrlk Sprmmr I2 JUN IOR-SENIOR BLUE TRIANGLE Sylvia Mason Pl'6.fid6'7Zf Mrs. For d Spomor SOPHOMORE Y-TEEN CABINET Beverley Wmlnderl P're.ride1zt Miss Mary Ann Mrk Miss Helen Scot Sp01z,m'r.r .E SLE ton DIC li- 3 AN 1To1uAL TECH HIGH : George Car Supevvi. INTERMEDIATE BAN Ed D ward W . Garbett Director SENIOR BAND Wesley Blaha Prefident Edward W . Garber: Director TE IN TERMEDIA ORCHESTRA Edward W. Garbett Dirertor SEN IOR ORCH ESTR A Garbett Edward W. Diren'10r Wesley Blaha Dan Breda Jean Bringe Thomas Bryan joan Bubonic Thomas Cadman Lucy, Carlino Ralph Delmaster Dolores Derr William Dougherty Chester Englot Ronald Fleming Nancy Ganley Lorraine Garner Urban Garrett Mildred Adams LaVerne Ayres Esther Beck Don Bollenberg joan Buchanan Ethel Cordis Margaret DeFalco Betty DePodesta Hazel Ethridge Bonnie Lee Fisher Ida Ford Natalie Frohman Irene Gimant Arlene Greenfield Doris Hallett Shirlee Harris Joanne Hartnett Doris Mae Henry Betty Hill MUSIC HONOR ROLL-1944-1948 Instrumental M uric Marjorie Grubbs John G-ruber Betty Hanlon Joanne Harris Betty Hinkle Phyllis Iskowich Joyce Kalkbrenner James Kaplan Virginia Landini Dolores Lewandowski William Macfarlane Hal Miller Don Mushalko Jeanne Oberman Frances Priselac Vocal Muric Elsiemae Hoffman Reed Hopke Anne Hvozdik Annie Lee Jeffries Margy Lou Kaplan Don Koeval Betty Kuchta Nancy jo Latta Ellen Lickley Dorothy Milligan Ralph Moritz Olympia Musat Earl Norton Phyllis Orlando Joan Peterson Gene Pierce Charmaine Rice Peggy Robinson Wilma Roemer 126 Lois Reese Zygmunt Rice Mary Louise Richards Arlin Rojohn Rosa Safos james Shull Betty Skoog Lavaun Smith Jay Vernon Jack Weinstein Robert Workman Natalie Zelich James Zumbro Dorothy Runge Margery Rupert Dorothy Ryan Kenneth Schleifer Katherine Semchak Geraldine Sennick Lillian Socrates Frances Sudarich Mary Jane Telisko Betty Lou Volk Anna Mae Waldron Shirleymae Walters Florence Wanetick Matthew Wargovich Earl Wills Mitzie Wunderley Sally Wycoff Martha Yancic THE MA JORETTES My THE MA 101115 TTES f 11 uAPPELLA Lynn MCCa Preficlefz Miss Pa uiine lb Dl?'6L'f7'6,f. SENIOR GI. GLEE CU. Miss Pauline M Dz'rectf'e'.rJ IUNIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLIE SENIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO jUNiOR GY GLEE CLK GROUP uline I Directre Miss Pa JU Misf A E GIRLS' 111515 ,TP 1 c M. Recd 'fron SUPHOMORE MKXRD CHOKR N155 Pauline M. Recd I7i1'L'z'I1'vu SOPHOMORE GXRLS' GLEE CLUB GROUP H Y in Lf 'V' pq A Miss Puuiine M. Reed lDirefMe.v,v BOYS' DOUBLE QU ARTETTE ' M. Reed Miss Puuhne Direczrexx SPHUTU AL CHO uhne M. I Miss Pa Dirrectress DEBATE ACTIVITIES The McKeesport High School debate team opened its 1947-48 debate ,season with a good start at St. Xavier. The A team came out on top with six wins out of six. The A team consisted of Esther Beck and Joan Rotheram, aHirmative, Dolores Lescinski and Peter Sternlieb, negative. The second debate tournament of the season was held at St. Benedict Academy. Here again McKeesport's A team came out on top with six wins out of six. On December Sth the University of of Pitts- burgh played host to 24 schools. Six wins out of six was the result for McKeesport's team. The annual session of Student Congress was held December 11 and 12 at Sacred Heart High School. joan Rotheram was elected Speaker of the House. Dolores Lescinski, Peter Sternlieb, and Esther Beck were candidates for outstanding speaker in their respective Houses. Sternlieb came in second in the Senate. Others who attended the Congress were Paul Whitehead, Melvin Penner, David Kalkstone, Robert Curry, Merle Buckler, joan Campbell, and Robert Bolt. The first tournament of the New Year took place at West View High School on january 9th and 10th. McKeesport came in third, winning 8 out of 10 debates. Those interested in the various speech fields had an opportunity to display their skill at a speech tournament at St. Xaviers. Our outstanding speaker there was Pete Sternlieb, who came out first in extemporaneous speaking. On january 51 a debate tournament was held at Greensburg High School. McKeesport won the gavel in the A section. Apparently, the McKeesport debate team had a widespread reputation, for Coach Helen Mal- seed was invited to send a team to Canton, Ohio, and to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Because of a small hindrance called money, the team was not able to accept either invitation. February 7th brought another speech tourna- ment, this time at Donora High School. Once more Pete Sternlieb came out in first place in ex- temporaneous speaking. Florence Wanetick placed third in poetry. Esther Beck was second in orator- ical. At the Monessen Speech Tournament held on February 12, McKeesport had six people who stayed until the final round. Pete Sternlieb won second place in extemporaneous speaking. Valentines day meant a big day for McKees- port's Debate Club. They held their annual tour- nament which was a success. The gavel went to Shadyside Academy. On February 28th the semi'fina1 speech tour- nament was held. Those who participated were Richard McFadden, Dolores Lescinski, Peter Stern- lieb, Melvin Penner, Florence Wanetick, Joan Campbell, Marilyn Mercur, Esther Beck, Robert Bolt, and Merle Buckler, The finals in Speech were held at Duquesne University on March 6. Dolores Lescinski won second place in oratorical declamation. Also on March 6, Shady Side played host to a debate tournament. McKeesport won the gavel in the A division. The National Forensic debate finals were held at Geneva College in Beaver Falls on March 12 and 13. The varsity consisted of Esther Beck, joan Rotheram, Dolores Lescinski, and Pete Sternlieb. The alternates were David Kalkstone and Nancy Hennis. Nineteen schools participated in the finals, the subject of which was: Resolved, that the Federal Government shall require arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American industries. McKeesport High won both the affirmative and negative contests. St. Vincent Academy was sec- ondg Donora High School rated third. Lg Qf0U7'l3772 M 45? ,L 5 i N Q X 199 The attitude toward sports at M. H. S. bas grown ' h re its teams are now en- during the years to the point w e umber of loyal followers, better equip- joying a greater n ment, constructive and effective coaching. We have reason to look forward to great enthusiasm along all lines of athletics, thereby adding to the school's past fame. Last fall, our football team went through the ular season without a single defeat. This winter, our ' VI championship. The reg basketball team annexed the Section Ford City for the W.P.l.A.L. champion- boys finally lost to ship. ud of the fine sports- McKeesportNhas long been pro d t various athletic events in the past. ' and manship evidence a This year, the spirit displayed by both participants ll ommendable. spectators has been equa y c ' e found the highlights of the In the following pages ar year's sports activities. -i- L .4 ATHLETICS HONOR ROLL LETTERMEN--1947-48 FOOTBALL JACK Hacxlsrr, ELMER TREMONT, Co-Captain: Mike Basilone William Hoey George Mrkonic John Bergman Walter Kustra Jack Payne Gilbert Bocetti Rudy Leonardo Robert Peterson Daniel Crncic Dennis Malos Jack Welsh William Diamond Sam Marks John Yamnicky Dan DiMucci Frank Michalski Joe Yuna George Miller Student Managerr-Dave Rosenberg, Don Acheson BASEBALL ALBERT WBISKIRCHER, Captain joe Beck Roger Gustafson Ray Matthews George Bubonic Don Hickman Richard Misenhelter Warren Dowling Edward Lures Jack Thomas Frank Mansfield Student Manager:-Tom Cready, Carl Holrzman TRACK Wallace Amman Ray Gross Donald Still Tom Ball Art Hartman Joe Toth Robert Byrd Donald jackel Elmer Tremont Harry Cadman Jack Lowden John Yamnicky Harold Gillespie Bion Merry SOCCER PHILIP ROGERS, Captain Jack Bergman Rudolph Leonardo Frank Michalski Bruce Butrym Sam Marks George Miller Dan DiMucci Paul Martino William Rafferty James Dunn James McLaughlin Charles Rogers David Kelly Richard McLellan George Thomas Walter Kustra Robert Messinger TENNIS Dayton Allen Stuart Butz Leonard Palaschak joe Bendel Richard Moskowitz BASKETBALL RICHARD MISENHELTER, Captain Dayton Allen Herbert Leffard Elmer Tremont Alfred Come Jack Payne Russell Goetz Elias Thomas 135 VARISTY FOOTBALL SQUAD Fall, 1947 Fmm' Run'-Nick Maravic, Williain Hoey. Rudolph Lenardo, Vfalrer Kustra. Jack Hackett, Dan Dilvlucti. Mike Basilone. John Knapton, George Galiyas. Semml Rau'-George Miller. Gilbert Bocetti, Jack Payne, Elmer Tremont, George Mrkonic, William Diamond, Frank Michalski, Joe Yuna. John Yamnicky. Jack Bergman Third Rau'-Howard Thompson. Robert Peterson, Robert McKenna, Elias Thomas, Stanley Sta- hurski. Hunter Harris, Dan Crncic, Pete Smericki, Dennis Malos, Richard Banick, Charles Hager. Frmrfh Rau-W'illizun Hoyt. Sam Marks, Robert Parades. Jack Nicholson. Robert McGuffin. Ted Vidnovic. Ronaltl Ferrari, Francis Patera, George Marta. THE COACHING STAFF J, Harold Weigle Heazl Football Coach Aryiytant Coaches Charles Schaeffer Thomas Vargo Trainer john Spiegel Faculty Manager M. C. Koons Team Playfician Dr. C. B, Bryce 156 Tn' M ,a . 3 1 'Q 4,5 D -'PV qi V V if ' 'I , 0 CN: iww, 4 W . .' g ff ' Qs B I , fl' I ' ' ' , ,VN . W N Q Q Q 1 .. ,ai S 'x Z1 A. 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' 5 ' :L-' 'x+?LlN'ff'5A 'fires' Q A 5 . , , ff W X ., -.f, 5 H Wg.. . .. ff .-h. QQEWQ- ' ' k iw. , K FOOTBALL RESUME scored their two touchdowns in the third quarter. It was a hard fought, clean struggle all the way with Hackett, Tremont, Bocetti, and Michalski starring throughout the game. McKeesport 26 Charleroi 6 Twice-beaten Charleroi High came -back with a vengeance against McKeesport providing very stiff opposition for the Tigers who made four touchdowns to win by a score of 26-6. The tricky Cougar offense played rough with the McKeesport line during the first half. At the beginning of the second quarter the Tigers began to roll. There- after, McKeesport scored in every quarter, with Hackett, Tremont, Michalski, and Payne leading the attack. McKeesport 30 Jeannette 15 Jeannette was an easy victim for the Tigers, who won their ninth game by the score of 50-15. This was the annual Dad's Day game, and close to 11,000 fans watched McKeesport jump into an early lead. Again, it was Hackett's stellar passing that resulted in the scoring. The last quarter saw the McKeesport reserves carrying on for the Tigers. Jeannette scored twice during the quarter. McKeesport 14 Wilkinsburg 6 The Tigers ended their perfect AA card with a 14 to 6 win over Wilkinsburg. The 7500 rain- soaked spectators proclaimed this game the best of the year. McKeesport's first score came in the in- itial stanza when,, following a Tiger eleven-play drive up the field, Hackett went over the goal line. A second quarter deadlock was broken when Herr of Wihcinsburg raced around- left end for six points. Late in the final quarter, McKeesport crashed over for the second score. McKeesport 13 York 0 With sixteen seniors leading the way, the Ti- gets completed their unbeaten, untied season with a 1.5-0 win over William Penn High on snow and mud covered Small Field at York on November 15. Battling the weather, as well as the York eleven, the Weiglemen -scored touchdowns in the first and third quarters to gain their eleventh win of the year. Because of the weather conditions, the Tigers had to resort to ground plays. McKeesport 14 Miami 54 Six weeks after the York game, the McKeesport Tigers journeyed by air to Miami, Florida, to play a benefit game in the Orange Bowl, Christmas night. Somehow, the Tigers failed to get started during the first half. At the end of the half, Miami led 27 to 0. The second half was somehow a dif- ferent story. McKeesport scored two touchdowns by Yamnicky and Bergman. John Koesy and James Dooley proved a fatal scoring combination. INDIVIDUAL SCORING HONORS T.D. Con. Total! Tremont 11 17 83 Hackett 10 3 63 Bergman 6 1 57 Yuna 4 0 24 Yamnicky 3 1 19 Bocetti 3 0 18 Galiyas 2 1 12 Marks 1 2 3 Malos 1 0 6 THE 1948 SCHEDULE September 10-Glassport Here September 17-Allegheny Here September 24-Turtle Creek There October 1-Clairton There October 8-New Kensington Here October 15--Johnstown Here October 22-Duquesne Here November 5-Jeannette There November 12-Wilkinsburg Here JUNIOR VARSITY BENJAMIN B. DISEGI, Coach From Row-Richard Barnocki, Pat Welsh, Henry Bazanos, Daniel Dunlay, George Stipetic, Emerson Wetzel, John Zaluski, Mike Basilore, Ross Metzler. Second Row-Jack Misenhelter, Student Manager, Alex Stripkar, James Stoviak, Steve Palyo, Edward Col- lier. George Miscevich, Morrell Dodds, Donald Rollin, Ronald Field, Edward Koltiski, Student Man- ager. Third Row-John Spiegel, Trainer, Steve Nizanty, Robert McGui'tin, Robert Paredes, Robert Robinson, Rob- ert Ferrari, Joseph Stranges, Walter Pavlos, George Finney, Coach Disegi. Fourth Row-Francis Paterra, Robert Jozik, Nick Maravic, James Sigler, William Orris, Zanis Jamis, ,lack Butler, Robert Fry, Jack McComb, Stanley Stahurski. A Resume The McKeesport High junior Varsity, showing promising material for Coach Weigle's team next fall. successfully completed their scheduled season on October 27 by defeating the Turtle Creek Reserves. 32 to 7. The powerful eleven crushed seven opponents during the campaign while having their own goal line crossed but twice. The Record McKeesport juniors 32-Clairron Juniors O McKeesporr Juniors 26-Homestead Juniors 0 McKeesporr Juniors 20-Duquesne Juniors 0 McKeesport Juniors 20-Baldwin juniors 0 McKeesport Juniors 6-Glassport Juniors 0 McKeesport Juniors 39-Wilkinsburg juniors 6 McKcesport juniors 32-Turtle Creek Juniors 7 142 BASEBALL SQUAD Spring 1947 ALBERT T. FALLQUIST. Coach Front Rau'--Edward Lutes , Albert Wciskircher, Joseph Beck. Second Rau'-Warren Dowling, Roger Gustafson, Ray Mathews, Frank Mansfield, Donald Hichmnn, jack Thomas, George Bubonic, Richard Misenhelter. Third Rau'-james Fedor Beattie, Robert Ham Fourth Ron'-Carl Holrzman, Melvin Johnson. jack Payne, Charles Hammerberg, Larry Delo. Coach Fall- quist. William Peterson, Donald Hirshberg, Anthony Cvetan, james Volosin, Ronald Peters, Thomas Creedy. ,.lAustin Brown, james Haidle, Michael Potersnak, Ted Come, Leroy Kite, Stuart l IDD. A Resume McKeesport was a member of Section 15. The W. P. I. A. L. last spring feat- ured 20 sections. When the season closed, McKeesport copped second place in our section. Munhall High won the sectional title with 8 wins and 2 losses. The pitching prowess of Don Hickman and Eddie Lutes, the batting power of Ray Mathews and Roger Gustafson, and the timely hitting and superb fielding of Captain Weiskircher were outstanding. McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport High High High High High High The Schedule with Scores 10-Glassport 3 9-Donora High 5 5-Wilkinsburg High 1 2-Homestead High 7 4-Munhall High 6 7-Clairton High 0 McKeesport High 6 Lineup- of t Frank Mansfield-First Base Richard Misenhelter-Second Base Jack Thomas-Third Base Roger Gustafson-Short Stop Ed Lures, Don Hickman, Lawrence Delo-Pitchers 145 McKeesport High McKeesport High McKeesport High McKeesport High McKeesport High McKeesport High 7-Duquesne High 2 3-Homestead High 0 19-Clairton High 9 3-Mt. Lebanon 4 3-Mt. Lebanon 2 7-Munhall High 2 -Duquesne High 0 he Team Albert Weiskircher-Left Field Warren Dowling-Center Field Ray Mathews-Right Field Joe Beck-Catcher TRACK TEAM Spring. 1947 THOMAS VARGO, Coach Front Row-Harry Cadman, John Beighley, James Butler, Jack Kirk, Don Jackel, Frank Thompson, Jack Lowden, Harold Gillespie, Art Hartman, Bion Merry, Tom Ball, William Anderson. Second Row-Edward Shanofski, Walter Palvos, Ralph Moritz, Gilbert Bocetri, Jack Hackett, Bill Hoey, James Schuch, Ralph Moritz, Thomas Welsh. Third Row--Wilbert Mellinger, Robert Williams, Percy Edwards. Ray Gross, Edward Schola, Robert Mc- Kenna, Charles Hoyt, Ronald Sandmeyer, William Cox, Harry Clewer. Fourth Row-Robert Byrd, Ronald Westman, Jack Nicholson, William Spraggs, John Yamnicky, Ronald Thorpe, Elmer Tremont, Don Still. A Resume The Tom Vargo coached track team made a very respectable showing in the meets last spring. While not a winning combination, the team scored well in every meet. At the W. P. I. A. L. relays at Ambridge, our thinc1ads placed fourth. At Clairton, they ran second to a very strong Mt. Lebanon squad. Our 880 yard relax team, consisting of Tom Ball, john Yamnicky. Robert Byrd, and Art Hartman, broke the W. P. I. A. L. record in the fine time of l:34.9 minutes. The team. as a whole. finished fifth at that meet. The Schedule with Results Opponentr Placer Scorer Donora-Mt. Lebanon-Donora-McKeesport 613 Mt. Lebanon 835 Donora 17 Brentwood-Brentwood-McKeesport 87 576g Brentwood 39 1f6 Duquesne-Duquesne-McKeesport 76 1X3g Duquesne 32 2f'3 Greensburg--Greensburg-McKeesport 92Vgg Greensburg 481115 North Hunting- don 20114, 144 W. P. I. A. L. Relays-fAmbridge-McKeesport finished 4th out of 28 schools Mt. Lebanon-56 New Castle--27 Connellsville-25 McKeesport-22 Dormont-17 Altoona-16 Clairton- 1 3 Penn Township-10 Aliquippa-7 Ambridge-7 Canonsburg-7 Wfilkinsburg-7 Donora-5 Latrobe-lik Sewickley-3 Butler-2 Midland Township IW Clairton-Clairton-McKeesport 89g Clairron 58 Washington Invirational-Washington--McKeesporr finished third our of 24 schools with 25M points Independent District-Clairton-McKeesport Hnished second out of 9 schools with 49W points W. P. I. A. L. Meet-Connellsville-HcKeesport finished 5th out of 32 schools with 16 points State Meet-State College--McKeesporr finished 4th in the 880 relay Track Schedule-Spring, 1948 Date Opponent Place April 9-Duquesne Home April 16--Penn Township Away April 20-Greensburg Home April 24-W. P. I. A. L. Relays Canonsburg April 27-Clairton Away April 50-Washington Invitational Washington May 4-Mt. Lebanon Home May 7-Independent District Mr. Lebanon May 11-Wilkinsburg Away May 15-W. P. I. A. L. Connellsville May 22-State Meer State College M. H. S. TRACK MEN AT STATE COLLEGE 145 McKeesporr McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport SOCCER SQUAD Spring, 1 947 BENJAMIN DISEGI, Coach Franz Rou'-Robert Mihal, Philip Rogers, Captain, Tom Second Rauf--Sam Marks, Charles Rogers. John Zaluski, Thomas. Jake Osterman. Robert Hoey. Third Row-Mike Bassilone, Thomas McClellan, Thomas Sabich, Jack Bergman. George Miller, Elias Thomas, Nec. James McLaughlin, William Hollobaugh, George Wampler, Peter Semereky, Robert Peterson, John James Dunn. Fourth Row-Rudolph Leonardo, Walter Kustra, Daniel DiMucci, Frank Michalski, Manuel Stoupis, Don Bauer, Allen Hager, George Marta, William Rafferty, Dave Kelly, Alex Korroczo. A Resume Although the boys were outclassed in practically every contest, they never fail- ed to give their opponents a tough fight. The paucity of victories was largely due to the fact that our opponents were old at the game. This was McKeesport's sec- ond year in soccer composition. Jack Bergman's stellar play was one of the high lights of the season. He per- formed brilliantly as goalie and as forward. Other outstanding players were Phil Rogers and Rudy Leonardo. High The Schedule with Results High 5-Turtle Creek High 0 High 1-South Fayette High 4 High 1-Clark High 2 O-Bridgeville High 1 High 1-Snowclen Twp. High 2 Soccer Schedule- Date Opponent Place 'March 30-Turtle Creek Away March 21-Scott Township Home April 2-South Fayette Home April 6-Monessen Home April 9-Bridgeville Away April 13-Snowden Home l'-Non-league game. 146 McKeesport High O-South Fayette High 5 McKeesport High 3-Turtle Creek High 0 McKeesport High 2-Scott Township High 2 McKeesport High 1-Bridgeville High 2 McKeesport High 1-Snowclen Twp. High O Spring, 1948 Daze Opponent Place April 15-Snowden Away April 16-Scott Township Away April 20-South Fayette Away April 23-Bridgeville Home April 27-Monessen Away 'April 29-Turtle Creek Home From Row-Stuart Butz. Tom Schalfer. Sammi Row-Joe Bendel, Richard Moskowitz, Melvin Penner. Third Row-Philip Feinert, Dayton Allen. Leonard Palaschak, Coach Bla lt TENNIS SQUAD Spring, 1947 JOSEPH W. BLACK, Coach A Resume With rainy weather washing out several tennis matches, the best that the T1 gers could do last spring was to take an even split of the four games that they were permitted to play. Stuart Butz and Richard Moskowitz were outstanding in their playing. The doubles team of Dayton Allen and Stuart Butz entered the Mt Leb anon meet and lost 6-35 3-63 4-6. The Schedule with Scores: McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport High 4-New Kensington High l High 0--Latrobe High 5 High 3--New Kensington High 2 High 0-Latrobe High 5 147 ' ,L -I l x l Front Row-Earl Wills, Charles Kessler, Melvin Means. Second Row-Coach Campbell, Kathleen Riley, Donald Lutsko. GOLF SQUAD Spring. 1947 CORNELIUS P. CAMPBELL, Coach A Resume McKeesport High played only live matches last spring. Out school found op- position too tough to register a single victory. For the first time, one of our girls made the golhng team. The Schedule with Results: McKeesport High 6M-Duquesne Hig 8V3 McKeesport High 4 -Mt. Lebanon High 11 McKeesport High 4 -Munhall High 11 McKeesport High 5 -Munhall High 10 McKeesport High 3 -Mt. Lebanon High 12' Golf Schedule-Spring. 1948 Date Opponent Place Date Opponent Place April 13-Wilkinsburg-Churchhih Valley C. C. April 30-Wilkinsburg-Home April 16-Greensburg-Home May 4-Greensburg-Mt. Odin C. C April 20-Latrobe-Latrobe C. C. May 7-Latrobe-Home April 23-Jeannette-Home May 11-Jeannette-4Greensburg C. C. 148 Kcesport Keesport 'Keesport iKeesport rKt-esport 'Kees port 1 1 VURESTLING SQUAD Winter, 1948 THOMAS V,-moo. Com-la R 111 llrrnri lfmerson Weizelf' Joseph Left tu Ri,ul11--Allen Hager, Williarn Cox, Jack Nicholson. ont L 'f z , . . Stranges. joe Graziano. George Mano, George Miscevich. james Lovenll. Morrell Dodds, led lr . Lawrence Evans. Fred Potrero. Robert Kelly, Henry Denney. Cllmrles Davis. Student Manager. Coaeli Vargo. . . ...AL I A Resume Wrestling became a new sport at M. H. S. this winter. Naturally, the results were somewhat meager and disappointing. Yet, the boys put on some interesting ' W ' ' t'hes in all were staged with the matches played in Room 1 13, Tech High. Six ma L following results: High 4-Jeannette High 20 High 7--North Fayette High ll High 7-Donora High 14 High 6-Munhall High 14 High 4-Donorn High 15 High 7-North Fayette High 9 149 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD CORNFLIUS P. CAMPBELL. Coach BEN-IAMIN B. DISEGI. Affiitant Coach Fran! Rou -Richard Misenhelrer, Captain, Robert Renninger, Nick Bakalis, john Palumbo, Jerome Adams. Second Row-Coach Disegi, Joe Parucha, Student Manager, Ted Come, Elmer Tremont. Elias Thomas, Her- bert Leffard, Coach Campbell. Third Rau'-Dayton Allen. George Mrkonic, Jack Payne, Russell Goetz, Charles Neuschwander, james Leech, Student Manager. A Resume The 1947-1948 season proved to be Coach Campbells best since his coming to McKeesport. The pre-season games clearly indicated the possi- bilities of a winning aggregation, even though our boys lost to Wilkinsburg, Mt. Lebanon, and Ford City. But, when the section games began Mc- Keesport was practically unbeatable. In rapid suc- cession, the Tigers defeated such arch rivals as Homestead, Duquesne, and Clairton. Only once did they falter-the second game with Munhall, when the latter won by the score of 54-39. McKeesport was again assigned to Section Six, along with Clairton, Donora, Duquesne, Home- stead, Monongahela, and Munhall. The opening sectional game with Homestead at Homestead wss surely a thriller, 41-40. Duquesne, our next op- ponent, was greatly outclassed, 47-26. Coach Campbells basketeers followed these successes with victories over Clairton, Donora, Mononga- hela, and Munhall. The first half of the season showed a perfect record for the Tigers. Our super- iority soon became well established, although Du- McKeesport 10 14 14 15453 quesne tried valiantly to upset the team, the close score, 42-40, indicating the hectic battle. The out- come of the sectional leadership was clearly known when we defeated Monongahela for the second time. The closing game with Munhall was really an anti-climax contest and a loss. The last game gave the Tigers a season's mark of eleven wins and one loss. Now, all eyes focused on the elimina- tion contests in Pittsburgh. If there is to be any kind of individual recog- nition, every player should be mentioned. Cap- tain Misenhelter was outstanding in his passing and setting up plays. Tremont stood out for his shooting and passing. Allen, Lelfard, and Thomas were uncanny in controlling the rebounds. Thom- as was truly a ball-hawk. Allen was the leading point-getter. Lelfard got many rebounds, and seemed to make the team click from his pivot po- sition. Payne and Come, frequently seen in the lineup, kept things at a fast pace. Elimination Round One McKeesport scored a decisive victory over Charleroi, 53-40, in the quarter final playoffs be- fore a packed Pitt Stadium, March 1. The Charle- roi Cougars threatened all the way, but the super- ior playing of the Tigers staved off a defeat. Allen was high man with 17 markers. Trement scored 16 points. Gregory, of Charleroi, made 13 points. Score by quarters Charleroi 5 10 8 17-40 Elimination Round Two McKeesport's victory over Charleroi pitted the Tigers against Aliquippa, another quarter final winner, having defeated Scottdale 49-39. With the starting team going the entire distance, the Tigers fought their way into the WPIAL finals March 8, with a hard-earned 46-36 victory over the classy Aliquippa Indians before a capacity turnout of over 3,000 fans at the Pitt pavilion. The triumph over the Section 3 title-holders qualified the Tig- ers to meet Ford City for the WPIAI. crown and the right to represent District 7 in the Western Regional playoffs. The Tigers' uncanny accuracy at the foul-line proved to be the margin between victory and de- feat. Tremont took high scoring honors with 14 points. Leffard scored 12 points, 8 of these result- ing from the foul line. Allen connected for 10 points. Score by quarters: McKeesport 12 10 12 12-46 . 'Aliquippa 12 4 11 9-56 1 -1 A Elimination Round Three--Final l Ford City's incredible Glassers clearly demon- strated their superiority over our Tigers. They bowled over McKeesport by the score of 41-30. This victory meant the W. P. I. A. L. Class A championship and their entry into the State tour- nament as District VII representative. Ed Stalas and John Portasik were the whole show for the Glassers in the first half. Sneak Thomas was the bright star for McKeesport. Dick Misenhelter was the Tigers' playmaker. Score by quarters: Ford City 15 12 7 7-41 McKeesport 8 10 4 8--30 Final Standing Section Six Won Lost Percentage 1 917 McKeesport High 11 . Duquesne High 9 3 .750 Homestead High 3 .750 Munhall High 7 .417 Donora High 8 Clairton High 8 . Monongahela High 9 5 4 4 .333 333 0 12 .000 The Schedule With Scorer McKeesport McKeesport High 30-Wilkinsburg High 31 High 37-Turtle Creek High 34 McKeesport High 33-Altoona High 27 McKeesport High 30--Beaver Falls High 17 McKeesport High 50-Mt. Lebanon High 58 McKeesport High 33-Ford City High 44 McKeesport High 43-Altoona High 36 McKeesport High 41-Homestead High 40 McKeesport High 48-North Catholic High 36 McKeesport High 47-Duquesne High 26 McKeesport High 63-Clairton High 38 McKeesport High 44-Donora High 30 McKeesport High 60--Monongahela High 40 McKeesport High 39--Munhall High 34 McKeesport High 39--Homestead High 30 McKeesport High 42-Duquesne High 40 McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport 151 . High 40 -Clairton High 31 High 52-Donora High 42 High 61--Monongahela High 48 High 39-Munhall High 54 High 53--Charleroi High 40 High 46-Aliquippa High 36 High so-Ford City High 41 THE RESERVES' SQUAD Winter, 1948 GEORGE A. KRAUSE, Coach Fran! Rau -Bernard Kushmare. Bernard Carrozzar Pere liairbaugh. James Fedor, james Holtzman. Serum! Ron'-Ronald Argyle, Student Manager, William Berkeley, Robert Svana, Jack Roland, ,lames Stov- iak, David Farina, Coach Krause, Third Row-Francis Paterra. Ross Merzler, Nick Maravic, Stanley Stahurski. Steve Monoyoudis. flbfvlll from Plilifldl'Bf'l-0Il'l Gossman. A Resume The Reserves, composed of sophomores, played a seventeen game schedule. The games played by these boys were usually preliminary to the varsity contests. The squad, under the coaching of George Krause, of the Vocational School faculty, played fine ball. Several of the boys will be likely candidates for the Varsity next yeHI'. McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves McKeesport Reserves The Schedule with Scores North Catholic 18 21-Wilkinsburg 22 30-Turtle Creek 25 27 24 25 24 21 34 -Beulah Park 17 --Mt. Lebanon 17 -Homestead 52 --Duquesne 57 -Clairton 42 M1'Keesport Re McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport McKeesport serves 28-Munhall 58 152 Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves 27-Donora 29 41-Monongahela 34 52-Munhall 29 14-Homestead 31 24-Duquesne 47 25-Clairton 22 17-Donora 21 39-Monongahela 25 MEMORIAL FIELD S cene of the Football Games CHEERLEADERS August M. Schad Coach I 1 ON THE TEC STEPS S TROPHIES ON DISPLAY RAY MATHEW? Section Six Basketball Plaque Voted the Outstamdmg WEDO Football Trophy Afhlefe- Class of 1947 Undefeated Football Plaque 154 I I' E f an asap, fines ' s r fi 2311 l 'll li I dl ' e l Il LHHHQQBZ A we look essed in if so W A Ln iii 1 3.55 , lm W - Eli rsfffiiif 's Le-ne . s back upon a ltf ' df? best be expr' 1 Down Memory l ur feelmgs c full o these words: Good old days, so full of fun, Oh, that they had just begun. . .As we did four years ago, so we again stand at the cross- roads of lifafthis time to leave reluctantly behind that - which we so eagerly looked forward to at the outset of our high school careerfrtamely, a life of intermingled work K and pleasure, testings and thrills. The adventures we have had here are those which will never be forgotten. Now we rnust again look heyondg do honor to our school which has afforded us so rndnyfadvarttages. y u May the following oefse he the sincere hope and wish of l every graduate leaving M. H. S. today: I shall not pass this way agaiatg r f ,KNy Grant me to soothe the hearts of rrtenf' Faithful to my friends, true to my God, -A fragrance on the path I trod. f adventures, o ,fn-M ,. 155 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM MEMORIAL FIELD, JUNE, 1947 Coronation March-from The Prophet ............. High School Band The Star-Spangled Banner .... .................. ......... Invocation ............. OneWorld... ............ Senior Ensemble . . . . Mayerbeer Smith . . . . Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray O'Hara-Wilson Sopmnor Fin! Tenor: Dolores Mackey Theodore Glarrow jane Caves Patrick Tachoir Phyllis Bowden joan Gruber Betty Somers Altar john Erickson john Strangis Nathan Frohman Second Tenor! Robert Klein James Smyrnes Bauer Charles Carroll Edward Staniech George Flowers Richard Smith Robert Balderson Dorothy Irwin Margaret Taylor Laverne Holland Address- A Rendezvous With Life ...................... Mr. Bernhard Ragner Introduced by Raymond Mathews President of Class, Vocational High School Penis Angelica: ....................................... . . . Franck High School Band Presentation of Class .... .................. . .. Dr. Howard C. McElroy Awarding of Diplomas ........... . .. Dr. James H. Lawson Announcement of Special Awards Presentation of Diplomas to First Honor Students Kathryn L. Douglass .................... Preparatory Ellen L. Hnat ........ . . . Commercial Keith H. Workman .... . . . . Industrial The Red and Blue ...... ................. . . . Smith Class of 1947 Finale-Knight: of Chivalry ...................... . . . Panella High School Band 156 Mary Andrew Rita Andrews Carroll Bailey Philip Baird John Baker Robert Balderson Tom Ball Rosemary Bartley Mary Bast Phyllis Bowden Carolyn Bridgens Helen Edith Browning Shirley Bryce James Butler John Challener Betty Codeluppi Paul Cooper Betty Lou Culbert Kathryn Douglass Ruth Duncan joan Erickson Betty Erwin Mildred Forgash Patricia Fravega Alma jean George Francis Greco Joan Gruber Mary Ann Haben Robert Hamilton Jane Hassel Robert Herbert Ellis Hillmar NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 98 Seniors join Honor Society May. 1947 Helen Hillmar Sally Hitchens Ellen Hnat Walter Hurrell Dorothy Irwin Mary Ann Ivan Virginia Johnson Wilda johnson Jack Kartub Geraldine Kielar Nancy Ketchum Geraldine Kerston john' Kirk Richard Kistler Janice Landstrom Victor Lind Betty Llewellyn Jack Lowden Ronald Lutsko Delores Lux Richard Maine Bernadine Maneer Robert Massenburg Pearl McDonald Evelyn McGovern Bernard McGowan Ted McKenna Beryl Mendlowitz Bion Merry Rita Mihalik Stella Miskalis Pat Moraca Richard Moskowitz 157 Harry Osterman Ann Paterra Elsie Pavlik Ernest Pavlock Matilda Pavuk Ernestine Pugh Rena Radar June Robinson Barbara Rotheram Rosina Schiavo Rita Schmidt Rifkie Schulhof Earl Schwirian Marion Seinar Sally Lou Shaffer David Smith Marjorie Smith George Stanesic Ethel Steelnack john Stranges Patrick Tachair Claire Thomas Rosemarie Thomasell Angie Trombola Richard Volk Iva Jane Watson Harold West Marjorie West Ora Mae Wilcox Sue Wood Byron Xides Adalaide Young Laura Zumpe SENIORS PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE Perfect for Four Yearr Nancy Beard Marcelene Fuzi Jack Coup Rose Gluscic Grace Dobos Ruth Hannagan Mary Margaret Fath Audrey johnson Rosemarie Macko Perfect for Terr Yew: Rosemarie Macko Perfect for Eleven Year: Betty Hinkle Gloria Panico Ronald Sandmeyer Shirley Sechrist Clara Stamatellos Perfect for Twelve Year.r Wesley Blaha Juliette Damianos Bernice Domino Mathew Wargovich Jack Welsh 158 DEBATE CHAMPIONS Spring, 1947 Helen G. Mnlsecd Cmlrb SPEECH CHAMPIONS Spring, 1947 Helen G. Mnlseed Conch STAR YOUGH-A-MON Salesmen Zin Bilelnnriam GRACE THOMPSON junior july 23, 1931-january 12, 1948 160 RONALD MESSIER Frexlaman December 9, 1937-April 1, 1947 HONOR ROLL, CLASS OF 1948 Elmer Babyak Ruthann Baird Esther Beck Sidney Goldberg Marjorie Grubbs Betty Lou Hawk Sidney Heisler John Hodgson Joan Hoffrneister Shirley Horst HIGHEST HONORS College Preparatory james Jones Margy Lou Kaplan Virginia Kaylor Dolores Lewandoski Robert Manning joan Ochs Joan Palmer Ruth Parker John Peterson Zoran Popovich Commerce Anna Marie Raffle Dolores Gilbert Abbott Earl Bartels Nancy Beard Alex Black Beverly Brenneman Dolores Chiaverini Dolores Darcangelo Deloris Derr Helen Dudash Eva Englert Aileen Evans Mary Fath Lynn Flegal Ruth Frencik Frances Badzgon Joan Bubonic HIGH HONORS College Preparatory Natalie Frohman Nancy Ganley Clemma Gilchrist Irene Girnanr Marian Hasson Marilyn Hillegas Dolores Horvat Phyllis Iskowich James Kaplan Lois Kottler Rose Lebowitz Jean Linclerman William Martin Hal Miller A endemic Ralph Moritz Commerce Elcla Buccini Lillian Ferry Vocational I ndustnkxl Drafting Alex Kovacs 161 Sullivan Joan Rotherarn Nancy Russell Franklin South Clara Stamatellos Robert Thomas Jon Valentine Diana Vignovic Anna Mae Waldron Ronald Westman John Yamnicky Dorothy Milligan Martha Moore Jean Nicholls Leonard Palaschak Joan Peterson Robert Peterson Peggy Satterheld Shirley Sechrist Filbert Spinelli Anna Louise Steele Alberta Volk Betty Lou Volk Barbara White Elizabeth Lucas Grace Perera Rita Anuskiewicz Dorothy Ayres Myron Badnerosky Lillian Bell jack Bergman William Bjerstedt Wesley Blaha Delores Bonczek Donald Bondi Merle Buckler Thomas Cadman Lavinia Cant Martha Carter Anthony Chakeres Ethel Cordis Edward Cunningham Pauline Apple Earl Chapman Robert Baker Alice Banick Lucy Carlino Lorraine Coddington Betty DePodesta Helen Donato Grace Boyd Margaret Cerniga Robert Bonczek Carl Emil Lloyd Alvin John Machine Shop Bernard Daczkowski Chester Englot Radio Iohn Hrubovcak James Mclntosh HONORABLE MENTION College Preparatory Richard Daczkowski june Dannenhauer Grace Dobos William Dougherty Lois Downie Bonnie Fisher Idelle Gifford Arlene Greenfield Joanne Hartnett Patricia Helmstadter Betty Hinkle john Hoerr Rhoda Irwin Betty johnson Stela Katsakis Dorothy Keim Catherine Kushner Ruth Linderman Jean Littlewood Joan Lofstrom Russell Morasco Dolores Massung Lucille Matto Richard McLellan Robert Messinger George Miller William Peterson Francis Prisilac Charmaine Rice Francis Sanders Shirley Schwartz James Shull Academic Ruth Hughes Dolores Maravic Kenneth Ludwick Elinor Sadler Commerce Constance Fusco Rose Gluscic Beatrice Gresko Mildred Hamilton Catherine Hazaga Elsiemae Hoffman Dolores Dudik james McKay Annamae Hvozdik Lucille Johnson Dolores Martin Dorothy McClure Dolores Mols Kiki Morakis Barinexr Audrey Reese Anthony Yanni Vocational I ndurtrial Auto M eehanicx Alvin Chiesi Victor Ganassi Don Hickman John Pavlic Commercial Art Harry Kozlowski James Pack Amman Hanko Motor: Matthews Leroy Kite Cordisco Monahan John Eisele Robert Sullivan Drafting Nick Paglialonga Machine Shop Edwin Mann Betty Ann Skoog Lavaun Smith Sally Soethe George Sotereanos James Speidel Wayne Steele Bernice Stokan Marion Swisher Gene Taimuty Francis Terek Robert Vuk Tom Wampler Matthew Watgovich Isabel Wilson Donna Schultz Duane Simpson Phyllis Orlando Gloria Panico Patricia Petrick Mary Polivchak Josephine Skutlin Virginia Thornton Marian Zoerb Helen Zurovcik Milton Trbovic Dale Palm Robert Plivelich and Power Equipment Donald Nasta Patternmaking Frank Kolodziej Radio Duane Ritter Richard Shoaf Sheet Metal Norman Tobias 162 Paul White Albert Szitmae Iviiiw CAST OF YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU Group I Presented by the Class of 1947 Directed by Miss H. Gertrude Brown Vocational School Auditorium, April 16, 17, I8 Ilfzper I,vfl-Jolmnna Howard, Richard Brletir. liugcnc Cooper. Philip Baird, Ilppvr Right-Bion Merry, Elsie Pavlir, Ronald Lursko, Stella Miskalis. Cemvr-Byron Xidcs, Phyllis Bowden. Lower Lefl--Harry Osrcrman. Don Hirsm crg, an Luau Righl-Dick Smith, Iva jane NX'arson, Janine Landstrom, Ruben Balderson. lb J 'k McGinncss, Anthony Lhukeres, ,la 165 in k Challuncr C Upper Upper AST OF YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU Group II Lefl-Johanna Howard, Eugene Cooper, I.1la Mae Brown, Rigbz-Nancy Ketchum, Richard Smixh. Naxhan Frohman, Jane Hassell Cerner-Harold West, Don Hirshberg, Jack McGinniss, Anthony Chakeres. Lower Lower Luft-Hurry Osterman. Jack Challener, Harold West, William Long. Riglvr--l,l:ar!cs Carroll, Phyllis Bowden, Richard Volk, Patricia Muir. 164 KN A vt 9' v-4 CXO 11 12 15 16. 17. 18. 19 22. 23. 24 25 26 29 50 1. 2. CALENDAR Compiled by JOAN LOUISE LOFSTROM SEPTEMBER By all than lovely taken: September day: are bam' With summer? ben of wulbn And autumn? but of cheer. For the first time in history, school begins at 1:00, with 8 short periods in the afternoon. Cheerleaders meet immediately after school. Those inter- ested in becoming librarians are urged to see Miss Mac- Kinney. Sophomores interested in Hi-Y report to 211. Miss Reed requests all sophomores in last year's glee club to see her. Senior Y-Teen cabinet has its first meeting in 319. Our first football victoryl is over Glassport 20-7. Everyone is welcomed to open ouse at Penguin Club. Dr. McElroy announces that no one is excused at noon or at evening without his signature. Tryouts for A Cappella choir for boys are held at 4:10 in 5l9A. Important meeting of cheerleaders is held in 211. Sophomore boys interested in I-li-Y report to Room 126: iunior and senior boys to Room 211. Tryouts for girls for the A Cappella choir are held in 319A. Boys try out for the Tiger in Girls' Cafe. All teachers subscribing to the American Observer see Miss Malseed. Bill French is the. tiger, with Harry Clewerlas the alternate Cheerleaders meet in 21,1 concerning uniforms. Penguin Club cards will be sold at Y.M.C. . for 5.40 tonight. Tigers beat East Pittsburgh 57-6. Mt. Nelson sees all in- terested in taking mechanical drawing. Cheerleaders meet after school. Colored girls interested in a spiritual choir report to 3l9A. Registration for Senior Y-Teens in 319-dues 75c. Robert Smythe Hi-Y Chbinet hold meeting. All sophomore boys willing to help sell refreshments sign up in 126. No chapel! This means an extra study period. Senior Y- Teens home room chairmen are to elected. The photo- grapher starts taking home room pictures today. George Washington Freshmen vs. Shaw Avenue Freshmen. Boys interested in Hi-Y meet in Room 211. Pupils and parents interested in beginning of instrumental lessons meet in the Auditorium. Library closes for nine days starting today. Our third foot- ball victory was 33-0 over Turtle Creek. Mr. McFeaters receives a schedule card for each student. Junior Y-Teen Cabinet meets at noon. Tryouts for cheer- leaders are held in stadium. Re istration for Sophomore Y-Teens takes place in 103. Boa Squibb collects registration dues for Robert Smythe Hi- . Red and Blue staff put on their annual chapel program. All ollicers are asked to be present at the meeting of those interested in ioining the John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y. Girls only! Fill schedule cards for. Miss Brown's ol!-ice. ' An organization meetinig of the ,Latin Club and a short meeting of the Math Cub are held at 4:10. All teachers stop in the oiiice for their pay.. Another victory for our Tigers-they bear Clairton 35-0. l' Tryouts for cheerleaders are held in Room 1518 immediately after school. . 'N Meeting of Robert Smythe Hi-YQ Cabinet is held in Room 126. Sophomore Y-Teen Cabinet meets at .rl:l0. ocroiamtl Oh, rum and .rkier and cloud: of lame And flower: oy' ,Irma to ether, ' Ye ramtot rival or 011951010 0610129721 bright blue weather. ' .1 Junior Y-Teen Cabinet eats :lunch in Room 304. Bovs interested in N.R.0.T.C. program are to see Mr. Mc- Featers. The library is now open. Robert Smythe Ht-Y meet tonight at Y.M.C.A. Lorraine Coddington has Senior Y-Teen membership cards in Room 215. John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y Club meets in Y.M.C.A. this evening. L McKeesport Tigers reach the highest score of the season by winning over Washington 61-7. Cheerleaders meet after school. A meeting of all Sophomore Hi-Y Cabinet Members and Committee Chairmen is held in Room 124. The Assembly gftfup of John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y Club meets in Room General Sophomore Y-Teen meeting is held at 7:50 at Y.W.C.A. Shipwreck Dance tonight! George Washington Gym-7:50 sailing time-10: Eassgorts. Alex Black is voted the most optimistic boy in t e enior Class. Ronald Sandmeyer collects dues for John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y Club in Room 201. At 10:00 everyone pauses for a minute to pay tribute to the war dead who will arrive at San Francisco on the Unit- ed States Shtlpl Honda Knot. The green pennant is present- ed to the sc ool at a special assembly in the stadium. Tickets for tomorrow night's game are '5Oc. The Tigers score a 52-0 victory over Johnstown. The oppos- ing team puts up a good fight. All sophomore boys are urged to join the Hi-Y Club. Meeting of Student Council is held 'in Girls' Cafe. Library Club meets in the library for a very short meeting. City- wide ljli-Y induction ceremony takes place this eveninlg at 7:30 in the Y.M.C.A. Notice: First report period coses to y. Every cheerleader must attend the meeting after school. Junior Y-Teen Social Chairmen eat lunch in Room 304. The Sophomore Hi-Y and Y-Teen Stag Halloween Dance is held in George Washington Gym tonight. Classes are shortened today. Pep rally at 2:30!! The Musical Pep Rally is tonight at 8:00 in the stadium. These rallies are in preparation for the Duquesne game tomorrow night. No school today!! With hopes high of winning the game, McKeesport fans crowded the gates before they opened. The team didn'r let us down, for we beat Duquesne 14-0. Since the Tigers beat Duquesne. we are excused at 1:00. Everybody is happy!! Attention: Grade cards go out today. It's not too late to make a resolution that you'll study harder next six week's period. Short meeting of Art Club is held in Room 325. The commercial' department has a new ditto machine for tests and examinations. A brief meeting of John Shaw Memorial Ht-Y Club is held in 211 immediately after school. All members are urged to attend the meeting of the Robert Symthe Hi-Y Club tonight at Y.M.C.A. An important meeting of Junior Y-Teen Cabinet is held at noon. eachers: Please hand in honor rolls. The American Male Chorus presents a free half-hour concert in the Au- ditorium at 4:00. Short meeting of Sophomore Y-Teen cabinet is held in Room 100 at 4:10. The Tigers chalk up another victory. The score is 26-6 over Charleroi. The Art and Publicity Committee of Junior Y-Teens at- tends an important meeting after school. Talent scouts hold tryouts or the operetta Sunny Skies in the audi- torium after school. A special meeting of the Junior Historian Club is held at-7:50 at Y.M.C.A. All juniors and seniors interested in joining Math Club report to Room 500. Classical Club Executive Board meets at noon. Hi-Y meet- ing of the Robert Smythe Club- is held .at 4:10. Junior Y-Teen Cabinet meeting is- held at noon. A' Hobo Mas- querade is held by Senior Y-Teens tonight. Junior Y-Teens meet at Y.W.C.A. at 7:30. Tryouts are still being held after school. 3150.00 is collected for the Community Fund from the students at Tech. Mclieesport High School pennants go on sale in Room 2ll. State. local, and tuition reports are due today. At our last home game McKeesport beats Jeannette, 30- 3. HEAL TH EDUCA TI ON Mrs. Dorothy CN .. Orc-nd Tearber A STUDY ID .Kiss Dorothy Tear! A FRENCH LESSON Dr. Robert M. Criiusaz Tearber f, ,l.,4.,,1.,.,,.,..,:., 1 ,.t..:. W., CALENDAR Novsmuzn 3, Winter came, tbe wind wa: bi: wbipf One choppy linger wa: on bi: lip. He had rom :be cataract: from :bc bills, And they clanked at bi: girdle like mandalay. Evita' member of Dramatic: Club meets in Room 211 at Math. Club holds meeting. The Executive Council meets in 210 after school. All seniors are excused from first class to take Intelligence Tests. Ushers' Club holds meeting. Robert Smythe Hi-Y Club holds its weekly meeting this evening at Y.M.C.A. Everybody is welcome to the Classical Club Square Dance in the George Washington Gym to- night at 8:00. The John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y Club welcomes all junior and senior boys to its meeting at Y.M.C.A. Swimming is to be the diversion. Memberes of Art Club are urged to attend a short meeting after school. Cheerleaders assemble in Room 211 after sc ool. Judges for Sunny Skies meet in Room 127 at noon to make final decisions. Four half-hour periods this P.M.! Rally in the stadium at 3:00 P.M. Juniors and seniors have movies this morning. Junior Y-Teen cabinet holds meeting. Notice: There will be no school until Wednesday morning! Armistice Day. No school! 'Flwre will be four 22-minute periods this afternoon. 'lggkers for the Guess Agqin Dance go on sale at noon 'r ay. All Senior!-Teens 'interested in basketball sign up with your home room chairman. Students crowd the main oBic?bus tokens go on sale. Program committee of the Senior Y-Teens holds luncheon meegirii in Room 5l9A. Cheerleaders meet in Room 211 at : . The football team, band and spectators travel to York, Pa. The post season game chalks up another victory for the Tigers. Score is 13-0. Junior girls interested in basketball sign up in Room 304. Junior Y-Teen homeroom chairmen meet at noon in Room 504.1 All members plan to atrend the Sophomore Y-Teen meeting at Y.W.C.A. Senior class odicers meet in Room 202 at noon. John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y cabinet meets in Room 206 for its Annual picture. The Executive Board of Student Council meets in Room 21. Meeting of Robert Smythe Hi-Y Club is held in Y.M.C.A. ' Cheerleaders kindly see Mr. Schad before 1:02 today. All lunior Y-Teen chairmen and cabinet members are to meet in Room 304 at 4:10. Junior Y-Teens cordially invite all members of football team to at-tend the 11-21 Dance at the Penn-McKeef.Hotel tonight. There are to be four half-hour periods because school dismisses at 3:00 Money for Yough-a-M'on sub- scriptions is due today. Senior Y-Teens and Student Council hold a Victory Dance at the Vocational gym in honor of the Tigers, with Mickey Blanc's Orchestra. Publicity committee for Sunny Skies' meets at noon in Room 5l9A. Cheerleaders meet immediately after school. This is the teachers' pay day. Students Rarticlfzating in the Thanks- giving program hold final re earsa. The Art Club meets in Y.M,C.A. this evening. Students buy bus tokens. 'Thanksgiving Day. Our Thanksgiving holiday begins today. DECEMBER Loire in our heartr Ami gladnerr and good cheer And Cbrirtmar fragrance lingering all the year. An important meetingecoi Sophomore Y-Teen Cabinet is held in Room 107. ond six weekfrseriod ends today. Our first home buketball game with orth Catholic re- sults in a victory, 43-36. Bring slide mics to Math Club meeting at 4:10. Christmas Dance Committee meets in 206 at noon, Thenfootball banquet is held at the Alpine Hotel. Seniors receive their letters. sweaters. and footballs. Other boys got footballs. Everyone stares in awe at Coach Weigle's 51,000 bill. All members of chomses are to report to the auditorium at 4:10. Sophomore Y-Teens interested in playing basketball report to Room 101 at 4:10. Christmas dance committee meets in Room 206. The suse crew of Sunny Skies reports no the auditorium at 4:1 . Dr. Carver committee meets in Room 211. Red and Blue. ballots for outstanding football players ue turned in. Junior Y-Teen Service Committee meets in Room SQ4. Our first defeat of the year is at home. Wilkinsburg wins by one point 31-30. Movies for seniors only. Grade cards are Elven out today. All Sophomore Hi-Y boys eligible for bas ball report to Room 118 at 4:10. Meeting of Math Club ut 4:10. Junior Y-Teen cabinet eats lunch in Room 3051. At Turtle Creek we win 57-54. 'Ijhel St. Nick Special is held at the Carnegie Library to- mg t. The first performance of Sunny Skies is given tonight. B1E7Tigers chalk up another victory. They beat Altoona, Sophomore Ijli-Y boys basketball team hold practice. At home, our Tigers beat Beaver Falls, 50-17. Math Club meeting. Junior Historian Club meets tonight. Last call for subscriptions for Yough-A-Mon's ! Complete rehearsal for the Christmas program is in the auditorium. Basketball practice for all Y-Teens is held. Entertainment is sganned forlall who attend the All Christmas Part at Y. .C..A. Senior Dance Committee meets to discuss linal arrangements for the Leap Year Frolic. Dr, Lrwson and the administrative and clerical staff wish NI teachers and students a Merry Christmas and a I-In y lggew Year. The basketball team loss to Mt. Lebanon, gla- Excitement prevails over at the County Airport early this morning. when a large student body of Tech High gives the football players s sendoi to Florida, where they are to play on Christmas night. That evening Senior Y-Teens, John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y and Apprentice Clubs go caroling. I Everyone within hearing distance of a radio listens to the Florida game. Although the score was 34-14 against us, the McKeesport fans know that the Tigers put up a struggle. JANUARY Chill ajn and wintry windy! My an Har grown familiar with your Jong: I hear il in the opening yew, I linen, and it :been me long. Everyone has an enioyable time dancing to Jimmy Mark's orchestra at the Lea Year Frolic. By a close score, fl-40, the Tigers beat Homestead for the? fast section victory. Math Club meets in Room 300 at : . Coach Duke Weigle is the quest speaker at the Robert Smythe Hi-Y Club, meeting. eachers turn in mid-period failure reports. Students interested in Forensic try-outs report tohlloom 319A. Flower Committee meets in Room 205. Invititations Committee has a. meeting in Room 206. After winning 41-26 over Duquesne, McKeesport takes the lead in Section 6. ' All students Klanning to enter the vocal solo contest are to see Miss eedat 12:30 in Room 5L,9A. The Flower and Motto Committees willfmeet .at 4:10. All Senior Y'Teens are, urged to attend the, :mportgnt meeting in Girls' Cafe at 4310. Robert SmYIl'lC ,Hl-Y meets in Room 116., U X ' ' The Flower and Motto Committee? meet in 'separqtfr rooms After school. Junior YfTeen Labmer eats ilunch inn- 504. The Junior Varsirif football 'team is to have its picture ialteng at 1Vocationa , Th .d , W ,N ' ' , ts ,too atc to stu, y now. urs ay xnornln , e u. . oe being taken. Sophomore, JuniorL and Setiilvr xYn3i'eens basketball teams-are to, be photographed for Daily News in Room 118, and they are requested to brinf their uniforms. The Thursday afternoon schedule is fol owed today for exams. Since the exams are over, the Tm feel like mrlay- ing, and results of the game with ' on prov tt. Another victory in section 6, 63-38. V Immediately after school. the Robert Smythe gathers tn Room 211. John Peterson and Ronald Sandmeyer are still looking for prospects to ioin John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y Club. Tickets for 'Carnival of Hearts go on sale in Room 319 today. Donors bows to McKeesport on our floor, 44-30. LYYERATURE CL lm ASS 1. Berkemzx Teacher ENGLXSH STUDY 'rd-Coursin Mrs. jean Bam Teacher f----11 4 '- WORKERS Harry L. T em ' CALENDAR Senior Y-Teen Cabinet gets together for lunch in Room 304. Mrs. Gittens invites all Senior Negro students to her home. Lorraine Coddington is signing up the Senior Y- Teens for the second semester. The senior play committee meets in Room 26 to discuss at noon. Everyone is invited to wear his toga and come to the Latin Club Semester Dance at G. W. Gym tonight. The Motto Committee meets in Room 210 immediately after school. Another victory chalked up for the Tigers. This time they beat Monongahela 60-40. Second semester begins today. Practice of Robert Smytbe Hi-Y Club basketball team in Room 118. At the linal Motto Committee meeting, the students decide on Opportunity knocks but once. Listen! as their motto. By a margin of tive points. 39-54. we belt Munhill- Hhe senior play committee meets in Room 266 to discuss the type of play the seniors would like to put on for us. Robert Smythe Hi-Y holds a dance tonight, and the pro- ceeds io to the March of Dimes campaign. Good work. boys! ollowing the Junior Y-Teen meeting, the girls visit Father Kreta's Church. Teachers hand in reports on work to be covered the next six weeks. Robert Smythe Hi-Y basketball team practices in 118 at 4:10. Teachers receive January checks today. FEBRUARY When on thc baughr :be purple bud: expand The banner: of the vanguard of the rpring And virulent. rejoicing mth and leap And warns their fluttering signal: from the steep. Grade cards are being distributed today. Sophomores and tumors are welcome to Maiorerte try-outs in the auditor- ium at 4:-0. The amount collected for the March of Dimes campaign is Sl48.07. Brief meeting of program committee of John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y is held at :10. The brotherhood of the Y-Teen and Blue Triangle girls is held at Shaw Avenue at 7:30. Come and listen to the sneakers and Tech High double quattette. Senior Play Committee holds its first meeting at 4:10 in Room 205. The Tigers beat Homestead 39-30. Another victory! Junior Y-Teen Cabinet meets in Room 304 for lunch. Buy your tickets for the Senior Y-Teen Carnival of Hearts. Saturday, Febmary 7. 33.00 per couple in Room 311-. Weekly meeting of the Robert Smythe Hi-Y Club tonight at 7:50 in Y.M.C.A. Teachers, send third period honor rolls to oliice today. All high school boys are invited to hear Dr. C. B. Bryce discuss Social Hygiene at the John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y meeting. Over station WMCK at 8:50 the McKees- port Public Forum presents Recreation as a Preventive for4JiiiBenile Delinquency. Meeting of Math Club is held at : . The Tigers chalk up another victory over Duquesne, 42-40. Speaker of tonight's Junior Historian meeting at Carnegie Library is Mi. Tacey. Nancy Russell has been elected as the Good Citizenship Pilgrim for 1947-48. Tickets for Senior Y-Teen Skate are on sale in 319. Dorothy Car- penter and Herbert Johnson are elected King and Queen of the Hearts at the Carnival of Hearts. The ensemble for the Forensic contest rehearses at 4:10 in Room- 319-A. Sophomore Y-Teen Cabinet meets after school. Marion Hasson is chosen the Queen of the Mardi Gras. and is presented with a beautiful corsage of red roses. Congratulations, Marion! All those interested in being chairmen or timekeepers at the Debate Tournament on February 14 meet in the Girls' Cafe at 4:10 today. Meeting of Math Club after school is held in Miss Richard- sons room. At 12:15 the girls of the triple-trio report to 319A. Those trying for solo voice participation in the Forensic Contest report at 12:30 to 319A. All colored iunior students gather at the home of Mrs. Virginia Gittens. Friday the, 13th, that is. The Junior Y-Teens hold a Cnptd's Jinx at George Washington Gym at 8:30. Get your ticket from any cabinet member. Clairton sulfers a dtfnr. 39-30. All rooms are to be used for the debate tournament today. Chairmen and timekeepers report to Girls' Cafe at 9:15 this morning. McKeesport and Greensburg are tied for second place. Teachers turn in list of failing students for fourth period today. The mixed ensemble for the Forensic Contest rehearses at 4:10 today in Room 319A. Senior Y-Teen cabinet mem- bers turn in tickets and money. All sophomore boys are urged to come to the Robert Smythe 1-li-Y meeting tonight and hear Detective Lofstrom. the guest speaker. Poster committee for the Spring Jubilee meets in Room 100 after school. Eveiayone is welcome .to the Senior Y-Teen Skate at the Palisa es tonight. A brief but very important meeting of John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y is held after school. Get your entry blanks for the city basketball tournament in Room 213. The Executive Council of the Student Council meets in Room 210. The Student Council meets in Girls' Cafe. Another victory for the Tigers is 40-51 over Monongahela. Starting tomorrow, A Cappella choir rehearses daily from 9:45 to 10:30. ' The 'Executive Council of the Student Council meets in Girls Cafe today. The last game resulted in a victory for Munhall, 54-39. Hi-Y meets for a brief but very important meeting at 4:10. School is to be dismissed at 1:00. This holiday is due to the basketball team's winning Section 6 Championship. MARCH The rtormy March ir came at lart With wind and cloud and changing .tkierg I hear the rushing of the blast That through tbl mort' valley flier. The Program committee for the Sophomore Spring alubilee meets right after school. The wrestlers are excuse from practice tonight. George Washington School wins over Glassport Junior High School W.P.I.A.L. Elimination. Bowling precedes the Robert Smythe Hi-Y meeting. Mr. Hatcher is the guest speaker. All vocal soloists hoping to compete in the Forensic contests bring their music and ac- companists to the auditorium today. The John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y boys bring gym clothes to the Y gym. The class play committee meets at 4:10. Tech students crowd the halls to purchase the few basket- ball tickets on sale in olhce. Bus tokens are sold in the of- fice at noon. The bus for the game at Pitt Stadium leaves at 5:45 from Tech High. McKeesport defeats Charleroi 53-40 in the 111-st W.P.I.A.L. elimination game. Only girls are invited to the Junior Y-Teen swimmingllpar- tv at Y. M. C. A. Boys go out for track practice at ech High tonight after school. The Spring Dance Committee meetstat noon. All boys gntegested in soccer report to Vocational gymnasium at :1 . The club members present the program for the Junior Historian Club meeting. The Spring Dance Committee meets at noon. The meeting of the Sophomore Y-Teen Cabinet is held in Room 100. Class Play Committee meets at Soccer and track boys report to Vocational School at : . All Hi-Y boys and students holding bus tickets for the gmc report at Tech High no later than 5:15 on Saturday. Teachers turn in money for concert tickets. Hold tickets for further sale. Grade cards o out today. Ushers meet with Miss Jenkins after school. enior Y-Teen Cabinet Members must not for- get the Y. W. C. A. at 6:00. All those interested in dis- playing your talents in the senior play, come to the Aud. at 4:10. Our Tigers defeat Aliuuippa in the second W.P. 1.A.L. Elimination games 40-36. The general teachers' meeting at Shaw Avenue 2:30. Vic Damone croons for the Teen-age-rs at 4:00 in the And. All members are urged to attend the re ular meeting of the Robert Smythe 1-li-Y. Soloists in vocal! music contests are to report to Room 319A at 4:00. Mr. Chermock wants all members of Mixed Ensemble to report promptly at 4 510. Cheerleaders meet promptly after school. Dance committee meets at noon. The Mid-Winter goncert is given tonight and tomorrow night before packed ouses. The Red Cross' fund amounted to 890.31 The or hesrra, band. and choirureport at 7:15 tonight. Senior 'E-Teens sign up for the Get Acquainted Party. for5l0City defeats Tigers at Pitt Stadium in our last game, AMERICAN HISTORY GROUP Miss Margaret G. Dunlap Teacher A GOVERNMENT CLASS Harry L. Kohn Teacher 170 A STUDY ROOM Edward O. McKee Teacher , CALENDAR l The Mixed Ensemble meets, at 4:l0w Wdfyz Senior Play practice is tonight in Vocational Gytnnailllm. n The Hi-Y Clubs of Mclieesgn cordially igiviie xhevfncul- ry, szudem body, and frien ,ro nhq,,P5p-Basie: semce ro- nighr ar 8:00. The Senior Y-Teens lure :he hosts to the Duquesne Club tonight gc Y. W. C. 4. The Soghomore Y-Teen Cabiner has an imporzanx mecung at 4:1 . Seniors praccicexhe play at 7:00 this evening at Vocational School. ' ' Cheerl, ders hand in their uniforms today. lfayroll is dye today.eg3aseball sractice for all Candidates is at Reqzxcf hausen WI-'ark Fri ay and Saturday at 12230. The Mixed Ensemble meets at noon. Today starts our Easter vacation. which lasts until Tuesday morning. The Band ries for lsr place with Clairton ar the Forensic competition, Wilmcrding. All senior negro students meet ar. the home of Mrs. W. W. Gizrens at 7:00 today, The Junior Y-Teens hold an Easter service tonight ar 7:30 ax :he Y. W. C. A. Dr. Bryce is :he guesz speaker for :he Robert Smyrhe Hi- Y meeting. All members must be present ar the Mixed En- semble meeting. APRIL Once more in mined April Tbs world ix growing.green,' Along the wiqding rwer The plumey willow: lem. The Mixed Ensemble meets in Room 3195 At :he l'flUSlC contest at Clairton, :he Boys' Octgt rated 'excellentg the Triple 'Trio rated superiorg Mildred Adams. Bezzo-SQ- prano. rated excelleut. Robert Smythe H1-Y.ho1ds :fill Fools Old Cloches.Dance at Y. M. C. A, Boys interest m tennis report to Room 120. Bus tokens go on sale ar noon. The 'Ifropercy Committee and the Publicity Committee for the senior play hold meet- ings today. Tigers open soccer season at South Fayette: they lose. Tigers dwg inaugural baseball gmc to Glassporr. 8 to 7. Seniors ta e College Board examinations. Dqquesne Uni- versity Scholarship exams aze given this morning. McKeesporr defeats the Donors baseball team. Sophomores are X-Rayed today and tomorrow. Ticket committee for senior play meets in Room 321. Tiger Booster Club banquersnrhe basketball boys for win- ning Section Vl banner. Seniors buy their invntarions this morning. Spring Dance committee meets in Room 205. Tiger soccer team plays 0 to 0 match with Monessen. Tigers are blanked by Wilkinsburg, 2 to 0. Seniors write National Tube Company essay contest compositions on Safety, A general Sophomore Y-Teen meeting is held an Y. W. C. A. Boys interested in golf report co Voca- tional gym immediately after school. M. H. S. opens track schedule with Duquesne here. The goccer squad travels to Bridgeville. Mixed Ensemble meets m 519A az noon. Joan Lofsrrom and Sara Jane Tilton rep- resent our Y-Teens at the Eastern Regional Y-Teen Con- ference an Atlantic City. Seniors. make Exceptionally Able Youth examinations ar Carnegie Tech today. Sophomore Y-Teens hold their Spring jubilee tonight in the Penn-McKee ballroom. Homestead is scheduled to play the Tiger baseball team at Homestead. The golf, xeamlplpns to open its golf schedule with a march with Wilkxnsburg on the Churchill Valley Country Club course. Snowden High has a soccer game with our boys. A student council meeting is held ac 4:10 in the Girls' Cafeteria. The Junior Y-Teen decoration committee meets in Room 304. Pan-American Day is celebrated in our weekly assemblies today. The members of the John Shaw Memorial Hi-Y are to elect their ideal girl at their bi-weekly meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Art Club meets tonight in the Y. W. C. A. Munhall is scheduled to play baseball with the Tigers here. The Tiger soccer team has a match game with Snow- den on the latter's field. The Spring Fling senior dance is held in the Jacktown Hotel. The Greensburg golf team plays the Tigers on the Youssh- iogheny Country Club greens. The Tiger thin cla have a track meet with Penn Township on the latter's field. The Firehouse Frolic is held by the Junior Y- Teens at Carnegie Library. The Tiger soccer team meets Scott Township there. Chlifotoifxis host to a lar e grou of xxzlxusioiang. ese port is regresenzed bythe genial sand, the .Senior oglfhgti- tra, the :ass Sexfet, che Brass Quarter, Pmnq fDorothy Milligan, French 1-lom Clihomas Caruso? Violin! KDBD Hreclal, Flute K Ei een Babyakl. Tuba -fblln UGIUBBQJ- Double Bass 1Philip Slaughb, and the Girls Triple Trio. Mclieesport plays baseball nc Clairton. Golf teams iourneys to Latrobe: our socceh renin, plays South 'Fayette there: Greensburg's track team has match here. Teachers rum in registration Sulnlhlfid' to the otice. A cancer film is shown in Assembly. Y 1 W Mt. Lebanon baseball .team plays here this afternoon. ' Briclgeville High plays A soccer game here. Jeannette has a golf :patch on our Country Club grqenq, The Jolgd -Shnv Memorial Hi-Y 'Coronation Ball in 'qhe 'Masonio Temple tonight. I The W. P. I. A. L. relays are held at Cmonsburg today. Duquesne High comes, to ougmiqld for a 'baseball same. Monessen.!-iigh entertains our soccer team. M. H. S. mv- els ro Clairton for a track and lield meet. First' pqrformance of 'fWha: a Life isa held in Vocational Auditorium. Q , ' Second performance of :he senior play is given tonight. Homestead High plays a return baseball game here. Turtle Creek plays soccer here this afternoon. Wilkinsburg has a golf march on our Country Club greens. The final Pennsylvania Forensic and Music Con- tests ue held az Oil City. The Washington Invitational meer is held ar Washington. The Final performance of What z Life is given in Vocational Auditoxium. MAY May flower: on the city street- ' Why, 'tix AJ though tba young-eyed Spring Herxell has come-an artleu thing. 11607171217 lun, demwre md neat- To :mile upon ur wandering. Stare scholarship examinations are held in Pittsburgh. English teachers attend dinner-meeting 'in Pittsburgh. The Tigers play return baseball game at Munhall. Freshman .Night of Music Week is observed in Tech Huzh Auditorium. Mr. Lebanon and Mclieespcxrt hold dual moe: here. The golf team plays Greensburg on the Mt. Odin Country Club grounds. Chorus Night of Music Week draws crowd to our auditor- ium. Clairton baseball team plays a return game. Choir and Orchestra Night is observed here. The Independent. District track meet is held at Mt. Leb- anon. Latrobe Hlgh has a golf match here on our Coun- try Club greens. Washington and Jefferson Choir sings in our 'senior assembly. This is Band Night at Tech High. Mr. Lebanon High baseball team plays return game here. Tiger golf team meets Jeannette High on the Qreensburq Country Club greens. Our thin dads engage m a dua track meet with Wilkinsburg there. Senior examinations are begun today. Seniors conclude second .semesger examinations. The Ti- ers close Section baseball tilts with game ar Duquesne. Senior Prom is held at Syria Mosque. W. P. I. A. L, track meet is held at Connellsville. John Shaw Hi-Y holds picnic at Renzie Park. Class of 1948 has las: classes. Tomorrow, rheiseniors res: from their labors. Juniors and sophomores begin their second semester ex- aminations. John Shaw Hi-Y installs ,olliccfs for 1948- 1949,,term. Jpniors and sophomores conclude their semester examina- uons. The State track meet is 'held ac State College. Baseball eliminations begin today. Baccalaureate services are scheduled for Memorial Field. Memorial Day-we pay homage to our Fallen Heroes. JUNE High school commencement has come at last-seniors of! 1948 receive the coveted diplomas. Juniors and sophomores xeceived their repos: cards and promotion slips. 1 School is ofliclally Closed--school' picnic is held ac Ken- nywood. ' .-X DRMWXNG DENON ST 'ii AT ION Willinln R. Sadler Tenfber LEARNING GEOMETRY C. Earl Mansfwld Teacher Ai,- STAR SALE? August M Teac! THE TIGER Send-off Ready for M iami OFF T O MIAMI A . t the County A irport ON THE MARCH Armistice Day 1947 Eff?-fCUf'lLx THE of Arm MUSICAL CO SCENES ERGM SUNNY SK1ES ND 12, 1947 MEDY PRESENTED DECEMBER 11 A DRUS Rhythm CHORUS Little Country Tc SCENES FROM A JOHN B. Ross SUNNY SKIES RS PRODUCTION FINALE CH South and VISITATIO N NIGHT AT SHAW VI SI TA TION NIGHT AT TECH Miss Helen A. Ybacber I Q as .Y V I . , Q Rig, . Q 5' G . ! M N55 if! W iw? if mm Q ,X Nita, ' SX Q M W Q YM f if 5 Q, P W. . ' Q, Q ...,. . . W ., K I 4., N, 29, X Q 'S 2 ggi :.., . 1 ? s 'L v ' ar A ? Q ff , . 5 wg N , ,, A H33 w ,X + Q 'Z ' an f . s U WA ' tx , -W Q t M Y . fm fi? ,1 A Q-EYE'-wshyzww 'a,3t:1 V mb 'W 1 ' ' Q H .f Q ' K Jw: 7 X , . xt . M. V, N , an -' ff' m f' .Q Q L ' K L ww- A' 'Q' f K , K N. Q 4 ,iq v X an 'f . WM- nu- ,W -MIUM TA BLEA U Ihristmas Program I. . ech Aud1 tori u m HOM E ECONOMICS S CENES r.,fe 4CJ -f - . f ' P Room 107 URPOSE ROOM Used by the 10th grade girls ALL-P Room 105 KITCHEN UNITS R4 LIV H JS IG lRY Room 104 CHILD CARI? ROC I3-2'!71ilIISfI'2ll'i0Il Cent ADMINISTRATION and SCHOOL BOARD OPEN HOUSE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTM ENT February 19. 1948 182 LIVING ROOIN GUESTS ALL-PUR POSE ROOM Scene I fx J A LL-PURPOSE ROOM Scene II Seniors Demonstrating EQUIPMENT In the SEWING R001 VETERANS WHO HAVE BEEN GRANTED DIPLOMAS SINCE MAY 13, 1947 James M. Andrews Thomas E. Barlow Albert Benik Walter T. Bergstrom Herbert Bocur Robert F. Brady John Barak William R. Cardwell Michael Chiaverni Lester Chilcote Robert R. Cochenour Stanley J. Dorick Harper B. Edwards Ruben M. Essay Edward A. Pencil: Edward J. Frantz George Prinsko Theodore Ganaras Eugene D. Geissler Joseph A. Gdovic Emmanuel Halpern Stephen A. Hernishlin Arthur C. Hiltbrand Leonard L. Holtzman Rudolph L. Jania Henry J. Kasprzyk Edward M. Katic Walter C. King Donald F. Kinlough Charles A. Kinzie James M. Kite Joseph M. Knast Chester J. Kowalski Joseph P. Krall James LeRoy Lane Frank J. Lasica William E. Iawson Andrew Marcinek Charles G. McDivetr James E. Mellinger George Mesko Daniel H. Moorer Mitchell Paige Thomas J. Panzek Richard Oliver Arnold P. Pavlik Ben C. Pollard Wallace D. Provin Arlington H. Pryor John P. Rafferty John C. Raley Peter Reirz S. Lenny Reynolds William R. Rhodes John Rusinko Merle Samovitz Donald R. Saxon Frederick R. Slusher James Albert Smeltzer Leroy C. Storch David B. Thomas Raymond G. Thompson James E. Tynes William R. Vadas Kenneth E. Voelker William B. West William Whitehead Joseph L. Zoscak VETERANS WHO HAVE BEEN GRANTED DIPLOMAS SINCE JANUARY 9, 1948 Clarence D. Bach Leonard Banks Harry E. Beresford Frank W. Berry John Bodnar Raymond F. Brookler William R. Carr James E. Cornman Clyde Davis Raphael J. Dwomick Duane S. Filson Robert H. Frerz James P. Hanratty Eugene W. Heintz Michael E. Hiriak John Hreha Alfred J. Huwalt Louis J. Jardansky William H. Johnson Raymond Karchur Alben J. Lovas Albert A. Manzlak Ralph A. Payne Frank A. Rendulic Orlindo Rozzi Gordon Short Joseph A. Slifko Robert M. Whittington Frank R. Wilson Andrew Yuma VETERANS WHO HAVE BEEN GRANTED DIPLOMAS SINCE MARCH 10. 1948 Ralph D. Allen Donald L. Carlson Edward C. Gubanic Francis P. Hanratty 1 Louis M. Kelley Andrew Pohodich Thomas J. Skelley 185' Jack K. speadei Lawrence C. Storch James R. Symington Glenn C. Thorpe 186 to Roberta G. Anderson 'Mary Louise Andrew Dorothy J. Baglos 'Carroll W. Bailey 'John E. Bailey 'Philip A. Bdrd 'John J. Baker 'Phoebe J. Baker 'Robert P. Balclerson ' ' 'Thomas A. Ball 'Rosemary T. Bartley A. Leroy Bashforth 'Mary K. Bast Rebecca R Beardmore Stewart D. Beanie John L. Beighley Robert L. Bender Fred R. Bishop Francis Blank 'Vivian . Botti Phyllis L. Bowden 'Phyllis J. Boyle Josephine D. Bralcus Audrey I. Breakall 'CaroIyn S. Bridgens Richard Brletic Doris M. Brolccnbek Dolores M. Brown Lila Mae Brown Helen Edith Browning 'Shirley E. Bryce 'Norma Jean Budnick 'May Louise Busch 'James J. Butler S. Bruce Butrym 'Agnes Campbell Jane A. Caves Anthorg A. Chakeres John . Challener 'Betty J. Codeluppi Eugene T. Cooper 'Paul N. Cooper Donald R. Craven Betty Lou Culbert 'E. Betty Cwiek 'Henry J. Dansak Ramon DelSignore M. Jeanne Dix 'Jeanne R. Derstine Beryl A. Dobbs 'Rita J. Doubles G. Norman Douglas 'Kathryn L. Douglass 'Ruth E. Duncan 'Z. Joan Erickson Carl H. Aston Catherine V. Bales William Barker Ronald I.. Beal Iva F. Beitler Donald W. Belles Raymond F. Bergstrom Robert E. Beyer C. Gordon Black Robert S. Bourne Harry B. Braslawsce Annette E. Bray William R. Brogan Edward M. Brown Loretta Brown 'Ralph V. Brown Robert L. Brown Albert L. Burnside 'Joseph R. Carrozza Francis Cendtosky Edward P. Chagnot 'Eeonard S. C emsak Robert L. Cosgrove Anthony Cvetan ' Highest ALUMNI NOTES CLASS OF 1947 Honor High Honor 'Honorable Mention COLLEGE PREPARATORY M. Elizabeth Erwin Marilyn A. Farrell M. Pauline Flaherty George L. Flowers 'Patricia L. Pravega Nathan O. Frohman Ray J. Gearing Harold R. Gillespie Theodore Glarrow 'Virginia M. Godek 'Roger C. Golfus Barbara R. Gray Francis G. Greco Patricia L. Gross 'Joan M. Gruber 'Mary Ann Haben Robert W. Hamilton W. Holt Hamer John L. Harshman 'Jane L. Hassel Joseph A. Hasso Rosemary Hays 'Ellis D. Hillmar Helen J. Hillmar Donald R. Hirshberg 'Sally E. Hitchens Myrna F. Hodder Carl J. Holtzman O. Jean Huffman Sherman O. HuHma 'Walter J. Hurrell 'Dorothy E. Irwin 'Mary Ann E. Ivan Donald J. Jackel ' ' 'Virginia M. Johnson 'Wilda M. Johnson 'Kenneth Johnston 'Nancy E. Jones ' 'Patricia Judge 'Jack B. Kartub Frank R. Kees 'Nancy L. Ketchum 'Geraldine J. Kielar 'John J. Kirk Lois J. Kite Robert L. Klein John Klimchak William J. Klisanin Jenny V. Krznaric Robert L. Kurka Rosalyn A. Labella Janice Landstrom James G. Leriotis John W. Linge 'Dolores J. Lineman ee an ll William D. Long Edith M. Lorenz 'John W. Lowden Edward D. Lutes 'Ronald Lutsko 'Dolores Lux Jerry A. Lynch Dolores J, Mackey Thomas W. Mac o Francis J. Madden Richard E. Maine J. Donald Marte 'Robert L. Massenburg Frederick C. Mattson Pearl L. McDonald Robert E. McEwan John P. McGinness 'Eve1yn J. McGovern 'Bernard J. McGowan 'Theodore J. McKenna James A. McKenzie Edna D. Mehaffey Edward R. Mehn 'Beryl J. Mendlowitz 'Bion E. Merry 'Jane D. Miller Theodore Mink. 'Stella J. Miskalis 'Patrick Moraca 'Richard Moskowitz Patricia A. Muir 'Norma A. Nelson 'Harry F. Osterman 'Ann Paterra 'Ernest L. Patil 'Elsie I. Pavlik Ernest J. Pavlock 'Geneive M. Pavlos Matilda H. Pavuk Evelyn A. Petach Michael Petro Charlotte Piper 'William J. Pollock Bernice Porersnak Roy E. Potersnak 'Ernestine B. Pugh Doris L. antz 'George J. gischer Betty L. Raybould LeNora M. Reed Charlotte E. Reese Robert R. Richards 'June P. Robinson Barbara A. Rotheram 'Louise W. Sager GENERAL ACADEMIC George DelSignore Doris B. Denny Robert E. Dow Helen P. Dunlap William J. Elmore William J. Fox Dolores M. Fravega Patricia Gailey Gladys Galley Frank Z. Gerzsenyi James E. Giles Robert J. Goffus Bessie M. Grinage Milton M. Halpern Warren A. Helsel 'Robert Herold Sally M. Herriotc William H. Hesse Clifford V. Hoak LaVerne S. Holland Mary E. Howard T. Johanna Howard Edward J. Jackson Joseph P. Javorsky Betty J. Kelly ack L. Kropp Emil A. Krzan Clarence J. Kugler Herbert F. Kugler Charles W. Lilley Russell S. Lange Lucretia B. Lawrence William R. Lydon Frank H. Mansfield Samuel A. Martin John R. Meredith Edward E. Michalek Clara J. Moore M. June Murtha William T. Nola Fannie L. Norton 'John B. O'Hare 'Falco A. Paterra Caroline Patterson Glenn A. Paul Garnet D. Peters Ronald L. Peters Cliliord Peterson Billie G. Sa o Rikie Schuliaof 'Earl W. Schwirian Lois Jane Semler Julian J. Senko Peter T. B. Shaffer 'Sally Lou Shaffer E. Jean Shallenberger 'Duane H. Shaw 'Sara E. Shick 'Marian G. Siahos Alice H. Sienicki 'David P. Smith Donald. L. Smith 'Marlorie G. Smith James Smyrnes Betty L. Somers Robert IW. Sommer 'grgsephilne SD. Sotak 'YY - ear .zlgavggl M.sS:pehar . aye taudenma er 'Jean L. Steele Y 'Ethel L. Steelnack Elyde itein rnest tephan Villlean D. Stifiler Iris M. Stull F.. Marguerite Sullivan Ylgrgmra Serra-rlrski ar et . a lor H. Ct-ire Thomis Faye Ann Thomas John E. Thomas Rose Marie Thornasell Franklin C. Thompson Albert Totin 'Peggy I.. Trent 'C. Richard Volk Richard G. Vorce 'Charles Wallace Iva Jane ,Watson Albert W. Weiskircher Harry Weiss Leonard Weiss xigarold West anCY . West 'Elva L. Wenzel . Dorothy R, White 'Ora Mae Wilcox Betty Jean Wilson 'Ruth Jean Wisser 'Sue Anne Wood 'Byron D. Xides 'M. Adalaide Young Laura B. Zumpe one llrflvlh one Elsie Mae Pickell 'Theodore H. Polka Charles J. Readel Esther E. Riggs Maeola Robertson Philip W. Rogers John C. R an Louis G. Sarilc Alice M. Sayles 'Rita L. Schmidt Robert A. Seigle Regis A. Sellers Louis J. Semler 'J. Glenn Shawl Andrew J. Simak Walter T. Smith William A. Smith Gloria A. Tambella William G. Teemer Dolores Teman Charles J. Tice Jeanne L. Walsh 'Edward J. Wargo .Shirley J. Abercrombie Rita A. Andrews William S. Astrab Madeline A. Bain Marilyn J. Bankert Vivian L. Bartges Ann M. Baskosky Naomi R. Beisler 'Julia M. Benedek 'Mary A. Bereznak 'Nancy E. Berger Gloria R. Bergstrom Carolyn G. Best Helen M. Bichuk Ann C. Bilec Patricia A. Brennan Anna Mae J. Brenzie Anna M. Brkovich Ada M. Buccini Dolores Buchman C. Jean Buchweitz Winifred A. Carnahan Jane R. Caruso Dolores T. Chontos Rose A. Cracolice Betty J. Cunningham Grace J. Dandrea Anna Mae Dannenhauer Dorothy A. Dansak Audrey M. Delo ' ' 'Dorothy K. Derkacz 'Martha J. Abraham Julia M. Altemus Alma M. Anderson 'Irene A. Baran Raymond Becky Dorla J. Beresford Jean L. Beresford Joan E. Beresford Kathryn M. Blamick Margaret M. Bock Corinne A. Burkett Patricia L. Campbell B. Lorayne Can-ipoli Josephine C. Cardo Dolores H. Chapman Janice M. Chapman Gail M. Churchman Eleanor L. Curry Lila Lee Davis Delores C. Dean Carmel Dedonato Doris J. Denning H. Gladys Derrick Congetta DiAntonio Beatrice T. Dembinski Clive S. Drury Robert T. Allan John J. Altmeyer J. William Anderson Andrew Andreiko Samuel A. Anselmo Robert D. Austin Robert W. Austin Robert L. Baer Robert G. Balas George Behary Daniel P. Beisler William A. Bellas John W. Blythe 'Albert F. Bohlin Lawrence M. Bortak .Joseph E. Babyak T. Raymond Brown William H. Brver COMMERCIAL James Derry Loretta M. Dunlap Betty J. Eizenhafer 'Evelyne Elko Melva Evkovich Rita C. Farina E. Jacgueline Flicker 'Mildre Forgash Eleanor M. Francetic Betty J. Gary Genevieve B. Gaudy Dorothy M. Geary Dorothy A. Genard Q ' Alma Jean George 0 an fa sr 'Sylvia A. Grudovich 'Claire Mae Haler Louise A. I-Iassler Reta A. Herbert 'Robert A. Herbert 'Ellen L. Hnat Audrey J. Hopkins 'Ruth N. Horn Gloria M. Hyzy D. Elaine Irwin 'Joseph L. Jodie Dolores K. Ka pler M. Geraldine Kxerston Adelaide J. Kiester Patricia A. Knauss Margaret J. Kolesar Thelma O. Kornick Rose J. Durante Florence J. Dziemski Marjorie A. Elliott Dorothy N. Elm Evelyn M. Falis Marie A. Farina Marian R. Ferry Rosemarie Fencik Ruth M. Foster Helen D. Glaser Irene B. Godula Dorothy A. Grystnala Doris K. Heyes Mildred M. Hudak Margaret M. Kelly Patricia A. Kemper Genevieve Kerklo LaVaun M. Kiser Lois M. Knight .- Elizabeth A. Kolodziey Florence M. Kovaly Evelyn Layton Olive M. Leaver Dolores M. Lesko Robert L. Lloyd Katherine Loncaric Mary Katherine Kovac Barbara J. Kowalski Barbara A. Lang Josephine A. Liposcak 'Betty J. Llewellyn 'Ruth L. Lord Helen E. Luge 'Norma J. Mains 'Bernadine E. Mander Nina Martinelli Beatrice A. Marton Evelyn D. Marusadt Thomas F. McAraw Thelma A. McCall 'Norma R. McM1llen Rita M. Mehalik . Catherine M. Michalski Jean Mika Doris Miller 'A. Jean Miller Wilma F. Moore Edward A. Nelson 'Dolores A. Nichols Audrey J. Nicols Dolores M. Obusek Jack J. Olek Regina A. Paradise 'Sylvia Paredes M. Virginia Patterson Barbara A. Pausic Cecelia Pechar BUSINESS Edna D. Lynch 'Margaret Maha Edwin R. Mathiew Delores E. May Agnes M. Mayher Anna Catherine McAllister Lila Jean McKeevet Jean Mihalek Shirley J. Morgenstern Sara Moritz Ruth A. Nelson Michael Nestor Betty Jane Oatman Regina T. Obrator Ruth Y. Osterrnan Veronica M. Pearson Dolores T. Pecora Mary Louise Pittner Rose Marie Plunko Dorothy E. Podolak Dorothy D. Pohodich John F. Pozzuto Dorothy M. Praysner Virginia M. Praysner Carmella E. Princton Ann D. Puhala VOCATIONAL George J. Butanic John M. Buzek Robert Byrd Harry E. Cadman 'Donald A. Campbell Bill Carlson Norman T. Carpenter Charles W. Carroll Richard P. Carrozm Ronald W. Cartwright Carl L. Castine Albert B. Claar William M. Crawford 'Jesse Curry Lloyd E. Dakin J. Spencer Danks Richard R. Davis Earl W. Deaton Robert E. Decker Hugh B. Donnelly Warren J. Dowling Joseph F. Dudik James G. Dunn Michael E. Durkai Robert W. Elmore James R. Emery William G. Estochin John Falatek John Fedor William A. Fekete Vincent Ferko Henry E. Filipowski Donald E. Finney 'John M. Firda James F. Fleming James G. Flizanes 'Victoria A. Pietras Dolores V. Prelock Jean Proc 'Rena M. Rader Santa Rame Robert F. Recker L. Viriginia Reddick Edwar M. Removchik Ethel J. Riemenschneider Joseph Rirsig Charlotte L. Rosensteele Dorothy Rubenlield Dorothy H. Rudd Roberta E. Rupert Delores L. Ryniak 'Rosina M. Schiavo James A. Schwirian 'Marian L. Seinar Ann E. Skrabak Melvene D. Smith Clara Mae Spiegel Martha M. Stephar Thelma E. Tambelh Mary Jane Thomas 'Angie Trombola Ruthann Vegely Dorothy Wasko Doris M. Weiss 'Marjorie A. West Jane E. Williams Ann C. Puskaric Victria L. Ricciotti Donna J. Richard Kathleen T. Riley Pauline T. Rozzi Beverly J. Rudolph Mary Ann Rypka Agnes L. Sabovic Lucia Schiavo Virginia J. Shearer Dolores A. Slinchak Ceyne Smith Louise G. Snyder Virginia A. Socrates Anna L. Stouramire Eileen A. Turner Albert A. Wargo Helen M. Wargo Doris E. Wilson Bette J. Worthy Madeline I. Young Irene Yurosko Sophie V. Zgdel 'Mildred J. urovcik Thomas R. Frederick C. William Froberg Peter Galiyas Thaddeus J. Galka Anthony J. Gall John S. Gluscic Stefan Goscinski Dale B. Haberman 'Charles W. Haeckler Andrew S. Hallas Richard L. Harris Bill W. Harvilla Walter J. Hebda Bert L. Heyz 'James W. Hodgess Charles H. Hoit Michael Hromanik Kenneth E. Jones John P. Kaminsky Eugene J. Kelly. 'Edvard J. Keprch Jack R. Kinkard 'Richard B. Kistler 'George A. Klug John J. Korinko Robert W. Krieger Frederick A. Krinks Louis J. Krivonyak Ventura P. Kurtz ' Raymond W. Lechtanski Joseph Leone George E. Lepsch Earl S. Lieberum Harold W. Liebemm 'Victor E. Lind A Edward N. Rupcic Albert Russia Joseph Ludik Paul C. Luge Richard P. Mader Robert D. Manning Curtis O. Mthews Raymond D. Mathews Donald P. McAvoy 'John T. McCaslin James McConnell Thomas J. McCusker VOCATIONAL Robert L. McKelvey James W. McLaughlin Melvin l. Means Regis E. Mehn 'Eugene F. Mikolics E. Paul Miller H. Richard Miller Ray A. Miller 'William J. Moiatt gohnhl-IH Moore osep . Morgan George A. Morrell Samuel R. Mrvos James H. Munnell James R. Nagy Carl H. Nelson John Otroba Anthony C. Palko William D. Panizzi Daniel Patch William C. Perkovic Donald W. Petro Walter Piechowicz Jack K. Plummer 'George L. Pollak Joseph A. Pomella Steven A. Pnselac Joseph R. Pugh . Stanley R. Rendulich Fred Ricciuti . Donald G. Richards Stanley Rietski John A. Roche John H. Rudd 'Andrew Salitros- Rudolgx C. Sallmger Roy . Saxon George W. Schneider William C. Schneider John G. Seibett William F. Seibert 'Eugene H. Seidling Michael E. Shlapak Harold W. Sievern Ernest Sisco Richard M. Smith Walter W. Smith 'wager DR Sgicer i nam . ra 'Donald G. Sptallgsd Lawrence M. Stanchik George H. Stanesic Edward J. Staniech Robert M. Stas Charles W. Sterner Donald A. Still 'John J. Strangis Edwin R. Stumme THE YOUGH-A-MON STAFF 'Jack R. Sutter Robert E. Svec Edward W. Swanrek Leon J. Szerzcn- 'Patrick A. Tachoir D. George Thomas Joseph E. Tomko Donald Tomlins I Anthony J. Toppl Mario F. Toplii Joseph A. Tot Kenneth G. Trautman George P. Vargo 'Louis G. Vongas Thomas Walsh Robert N. Walter John V. Waskowitz Thomas A. Watson Glenn G. West Jesse L. Whiteman Keith H. Workman Richard L. Wright Thomas E. Yadack 'John P. Yelincic James H. Zanetti Harold Zavxnski Editor-in-Chief .. ............... Franklin South Associate Editors . . . . Natalie Frohman, Chester Englot Sales Manager ......... .............. 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